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COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
•he
1839
SfA J] LI SHED
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
'
191
oiume
Number 5919
.
New York 7, N.
RAILROAD - •: PUBLIC UTILITY
He
New York
increase of* 464
iiicome figures
' A-'.
share showed an
per
share.
per
in
(Per
the
In
fourth
effects of
the
corresponding
also
was
substitute
crease
of
lower
eight
have, been
a
that
months
conditions
in
The
corporation
the
as
for
year
to
the
will
Output
its
be
quarter
raw-
in¬
per
Over-the-Counter
on
15
Jan.
that
,
.
the
first
further increased
location
unit
was
of
an
important
production
increased
during 1960.
25A
Bennett D. Buckles, General
the
selection
of
high-density
low-pressure
polyr
Reserve
up to 25 years.—
Reserve
ment
Averages 33
33
billets
for
electronic equipment.'; -Alcoa 'Stated that
oil
ec I
nionf
uu
one
ot
fir.
j the firm,
Inan^vXl? ITustrujnent,-
headquartered. at Norwood,' Mass., has been
thp'maL.v nciUf5trifll Machinery Divisipn, It is engaged-primarily in
Iniptfli X—tacture..-of precision boring machines used . widely by the
A
.
" "
•
-•
;
r c°bPer
.
I
11 g
departments.'
of
general, industry,
A
•
|anritH^UArt,ers^for
the Taller Cooper Division is in Brooklyn, N. Y..
■Cttv
ti
®y-stcms Division headquarters is located In New York
IcoasiAjf?
,ta Systems Division has recently established a West
lAnupiPu
5,e lo°ated at American Electronics' general offices in Los
pngejes.—V. 190, p. 1729.
.
.
I
American-Marietta Co.—Stock Increase—Earnings— ''
l.sh»i-leB Bolrd of Erector's has recommended an increase in authorized
,
Ion
tiareowriers, at
thp
Irorn
to be held on Jan. 28, will vote
the number of authorized common shares
meeting
a
irPS3°sai t0 increase
'000'000 ■tO-35.000.000
500.000
ancl preferred shares from 284,622 to
Idiarrnw.1
Herniann. Chairman of the-Board, said in a letter to
|by
,Y'S that American Marietta's progress has been accelerated
that til
g other sound" companies in exchange for stock. He stated
arrmt
sharpm..«
comPany
late ; In
1959
again
approached
a
point
at
which
[Preferred1! Sho^Itl bc asked to authorize increases of common and
figures
lover
ta
IncomJ
»a,uaie
land
''
for
American-Marietta's
fiscal
year
ended
Nov.
wlllch are. now being audited,, show substantial increases
pr?vioUs year, with sales climbing to $323,647,751 HIVM^HC
and net
reaching
S24-027,872. After provision for preferred dividends
«
mn
ciusive
of
onn
class
B
common
t
shares,
earnings
are
method
to
our
*
A
agree¬
an
United
States
adapta¬
the
blooms, slabs,
to
process
as
period of from
a
two years
to
one
favorable and efficient method
a
he said.
railway
;
rolling
stock,
steel
castings
and
wraps
machine
for
steel
tools,
industrial
pipe for
the
"
Chain
'*
J
Griffin Wheel Company,
are
Griffin Steel Foundries
Company,
Inc., Pipe Line Service Corporation,
American Steel Fdundrtes International,
operates
company
1959,
and
explore the
26
plants
in
States
15
and
Canada.—
2613.
p.
Anadite, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
Jan.
on:
shares
46
to
pouring
pressure
also coats
company
steel
September,
Steel
sprockets-and
Lathe,-. Inc.,, and
The
molten
de¬
and *
wheels.
into semi¬
car
'
over
for
further
freight
Company
S.
developed,"
and
Bensenville.
process
,
industries.
Bend
This
.
.46
The
uses.
gas
190,
be
can
components
chain
Diamond
A..
new
a
...
Wheel
controlled
in
for
used
pouring
than
,
that in
will enable U.
patented
be
pouring
:
v
rounds.
roller
other
V.
of
,
laboratory
will
pressure
other
of. pressure
shareholders
between* Griffin
production
and
S.
Witter
be
corporation, located at 10630 Sessler Street, South Gate, Calif.,
18 filed a registration-statement with the SEC covering 50,000
of coital stock; to be
offered for public sale through Dean
&
Co.
The
supplied
by
public offering price and underwriting terms
amendment.
to
are
,
company, is engaged in various types of metal- processing and
finishing for
both
military and commercial applications,
including
principally chemical milling,
anodizing, color anodizing; electrolytic
In 1958, earnings, were $1.62 per common
for the stock, split of last July.—V; 190,r p. 2137.,
equivalent
to
plating,- and other -coating and finishing
has-outstanding 150,000 shares of stock and certain
adjusted
,
ness.-.Of
i
be
the. proceeds-of. the
applied
as
a
of
this Chicago-based
lirm voted on Jan. 19'to approve
proposed two-for-one split ^ of the Company's- common stock, to
become effective at the close of business; Jan. 2&.
y# v- •
The directors declared
a-dividend- of 40' cents- a rshare'* on the" increased shares, payable. March 15, .i960, td stockholders of-record on
Feb. 26, 1960.
This is equivalent to 80 cents a share on the shares
outstanding prior to the stock split as compared with 60 cents per
share, the quarterly rate paid'Sinee Dee,>15,.4955.:
Additional certificates representing: one. additional share for,, each
share outstanding at the close of business on Jan. 26. 1960. will be
issued on or about Feb. 15, 1960. Joseph B. Lanterman, ASF President,
cAiri•
A
the
.
.
cash
the
the
At
annual
common
meeting shareholders also voted to increase-the austock to 10 million shares from- the present" three
which provides.shares,.for,possible future.use.
A
a - f
Lanterman also told the record number of stockholders present
Mr
stock,
processes.
indebted-
$40,000
is
,
to
down
obtained
for1-working
capital
$337,000)'will be
outstanding, stock
is
held
in
purposes.
added
equal
balance
The
of
!
working capital. ; A.
to
amounts
by
.
E.
Roy
*
Klotz,
President,s Gordon. W.-. Jenkins; Board Chairman and Treasurer, and
Glenn ,E„ Boeshmer, Vice-Presidetn' and Secretary.
The three officers
•
•
now
.
.
.the
.own
property -and
plant facilities,; to be acquired by
approximately cost-to the sellers, or about $170,442. -
at
company
L
(C. Jt.)
Anthony
Co., Oklahoma City, Okla.
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The-
*
SEC
to
be
11
filed
a
850
shares
of
class
B
offered*, at
its
pany- and
•
and
estimated
subsidiaries.
The.proceeds
stores
„
Jan.
company "on
covering
SlOOr
r
that "sales' and net" income in ASF's first quarter of
fiscal 1960 improved sharply from a .year ago.
'• 4^,
"A.," >
Net income for the three" months ended Dec. 31,
1959T rose to $1,-'
542 462, equal to $1.05 a share, compared with net of $501,170, or 39
cents a share, in the same period, a year ago.
Sales increased to $27,265455, up from $21,011,532.
"While earnings in the quarter, were three times as large as.:in the
for-the
additional
of
payment on the purchase of certain real
facilities now under lease; and $48,000" to repay
proceeds-" (about
.The
million,
r
sale
.
*
thorized
bank -loan
a
American Steel Foundries—Split Effective—News— .-• :
are. to
capital
No
letter
:non-voting
book
value
to
underwriting
be, used
for
with
is
the
stock'(par
common
employees of
the com¬
A
involved.
equipment," purchase
improvements.—VA 188,
Files
—
A,
/
notification
of
the
existing
of
1714.
p.
meeting
Arkay International, Inc.—Registrar Appointed—
-
has been.-separated into two divisions known.
Division and the" Data Systems Division, The
Imeiif
°per ,Dlv'sjon is a pioneer -producer oi toll collection ' eqtlipiDivisini
°iU to11 roabs, bridges and tunnels. The Data Systems
ItabiiiaH.,pr^ ces I)eriPheral data processing equipment used by the
r>la
ITaiipr
for
President
costs
A;
semi-finished steel mill products such
tube
produces
South
common'share.
Stockholders
s in Prder to achieve significant advance? in [the developthe magnet Wire field.—V. 191, p. 197.
//A A
jRietai working industry.'
la*^?hl.er'rfeii^OOI>ef'; ^nc-
of
facility
controlled
application
told
property-.-and. plant
A
of the objectives
corporation "announced "on Jan.. 14 that it has
subsidiaries, Atlantic Instrument i^orp. 4I1U, Taller oo lUUupcij'V
XnSLr.lUtlPnt Corp. and. 4 alitri & Cooper,,
'parent corporfifciou and designated them as divisions of
per
share,
hOS Au^elos i
thf*
ASF
andelectroless
aluminum- In
j IllO b;°ws
i|,_
inf
This
necessary to determine whether
It-now
$2.03
American Electronics,-Inc.—Merges Subsidiaries—
I
its
ASF subsidiaries
Ltd.,
.
as-sociation between the two' companies is to; coordinate"
v
of
signed
,
and
steel
-[
common
«
theii*
operations
early construction
new-research
a
-
week.
company's
Griffin's
will be
>
Lafayette, Indiana, "f.
- A.
V
-AAAA'- A.:4
thif
in makln8 fts "announcement, stated that it plans to continue
no :inlf
"IfF6! policies established;.by theARea: management, and that
|
,aaJ®r changes,in .personnel' or operating procedures are anticipated,
fa
cia"zes in the manufacture of smaller sizes of magnet wire,
triLi and U.se^ % coil-windings; tran'sforme'r.v' motors,"and other elec1
cai
i
project- is
A ,'Tt is expected that research
Una
:
of
adequate
more
a
year,"" the
A The
of AluminunA Company, -.was "announced "on Jan. 19. by Alcoa.A "
ai ,af?ne*panufactures; copper magnet wire for. use .in electrical
*'„v;,e ec'tr°nic equipments Formed "in 1933, the concern employes api.»i rlnaf
^"OA-people at' two/manufacturing plants "at Fort Wayne
and
r
for
rate
this
the
cover
.
Statement; of. Federal A,
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices.
will
graphite molds.
manufacture
The Course of Bank Clearings.._a..A45„
Aluminum Co. of America—Acquires—
Purchase of, Rea "Magnet, Wfre
Co., Inc., in exchange
was
precision
________________
need
good
a
-
Corporation which
tion. of
Stock Exchange....
Banks
accepted
in
Division
-
this
of; the
process, is- a
Steel
System......46,
Condition
and
Mr.. Lanterman
Foreign Exchange Rates.________A.46
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
Federal
result
said.
occupied
permanent
and
.
generally
facility to be located at Bensenville, 111., west of Chicago,"
exploration
This
Corporation & Investment News...
1
State and City Bond Offerings——--—-—— .49
Dividends Declared and Payable
9<
Combined
company's
the
,
major ASF
was
for
General
availability of ethylene, the raw material
Orenge area had been an important factor
the
wheel
velopment
supplement
Manager of the company's Petrochemical
at
should
,
ASF.
" A
A A
adjoin
;
190nepr?no9haS been' guaranteed by extruders
V
It
of
at
Tonavvanda,
last year, and
from
Equipment
Lanterman
A
-
.
Miscellaneous Features
the -site,,
from
Mr.
Averages..33
Prices.—.
fleet
started.last-year,
steel
Orange,
ready
jor polyethylene, in the
in
Pipe produced
-
a
machine
ASF's total backlog at Dec.
31, 1959, amounted to $34 million, the
Sept. 30, 1959, the beginning of the fiscal year. 'However,,
this-is-$11, million higher than a year ago.
' ,,; •
"Thej. 1960 capital expenditures program will complete major projects
33
Transactions American Stock Exchange—33
high-density polyethylene- plant.
A
late- this year,*-the additional polyethylene
existing, polyethylene
Division, indicated' the
Bond
Transactions New York
"A,
The new
polyethylene unit at Orange will
an
ethylene de¬
rivative plant
operated by the cpinpany's Nitrogen Division,
,
" A A
^
Stock and
SEC Index of Stock
A.. A-A."
selected
that
heavy
same. as.at
,43
Markets.
National Quotation Industrial Stock
would
^
has
it
Dow-Jones
the
of
year
A'-"A"o
A
.
effect
extent
our
that,
and
year
car
added.
Coast Stock Exchange.—36 '
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange.
37
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange..
37
Montreal Stock Exchange
——. 37
Canadian Stock Exchange..
— 38Toronto Stock Exchange..^.-'..-.-...-...... 39
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section—... 42
the
the
this
freight
Pacific
cost
the
for
in
improved
estimated
Transportation
34
Exchange.;
."It. is
ment
34
34
split
cents
product line where
the
to
is
Equipment Division is
a-year ago," Mr. Lanterman said.
'
least, .60,000 freight cars will be ordered
by. the- railroads in.^1960, compared with 50,000 in 1959.
An improved
backlog of freight car orders, an anticipaed high level of freight move¬
*
34
$1.72
temporary
the
for
25;
Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange-
of
stock
52
v
— 29
Stock
Midwest Stock
higher
was
*
substantially
new
the.latter
at
\
r
completed
company's
Y.
but
Stock
$2.51
chemical
a
quarter
Exchange——:.
Exchange______—
of
the
and
and
costs
the
and
.
facility at Orange will form
N.
coal
quarter income
;"'-AA *
A; •
"A
announced
site
Expected to be
1
for
industry,
fourth
Texas Plant Site—
Texas,
Boston
period. .A/-A-AA " AAAv A/AA ...A." AA
earnings were at record levels during
the
of
the
for
of
(Bonds)---
A AiAA.AA' y:'"'A;-
.
orders
good for this product line," he said.
"The. outlook for our large Transportation
•-
(Stocks)_Al_____ 13
Exchange
1958
record.
new
added
these
the
for
stated
company
first
the- steel
income
net
than
for
income
pet
shortage
by
from
With
depreciation,
2
A
although
However,
1958.
obtained
materials. '
in
4A
adverse
strike,
Exchange
Stock
American Stock
$719,662,000,
income
1958
the
['[ A
1959
of
substantially
usually
share,
The
steel
quarter
the
over
reflect
of
income
Net
sales,
depressed by
amounted to $173,000,000 up 74 from
quarter
affected
materials
the
share
1959.)*
December
Stock
York
New
Cincinnati
sales
1958.
in
be; obtained
can
not
Corp.—Record Sales—
1959
"The only
we have not experienced an
satisfactory rate of operations
tools, namely, hydraulic
equipment and boring' mills, produced by the Elmes and King Division.
It is anticipated that, orders will be
forthcoming, but our backlog is
'
Stock and Bond Quotations
XI'A,,-A -.a /A, A.;/...,..'.,..: A-"*,
,A:,,. PAGE:
corporation- on Jan: 13 filed ,a letter of notification with the
50.000 shares of common stock (par one cent), to be
offered,at $2 per share; withouf underwriting.
AAThe proceeds are to be used for general corporate purposes.
corporation reports for the year
high and 13'V-abdve* sales for
by plant shutdowns for vacation purposes," the ASF President
noted,
increase
In This Issue
The
record
Copy
a
added.
SEC.covering
The
$1.25
INDUSTRIAL
•;
affected
Aerodyne Controls Corp., Huntington Station, N. Y.—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission— -
a
Price
v
Co., Inc.-^-Partial Redemption—
Adains Engineering
the-corporation has called for redemption dn Feb. 15. next, through
operation of the sinking fund, $80,000 of "its 6'/a#', convertible de¬
bentures due April" 1,..'1968 at' 1004 "plus accrued interest.
Payment
will be made at the First National Bank, Chicago; 111.
'
"
A
Debentures are convertible into 'class A common stock to Feb. 15,
1959, inclusive at $3,92
per share—V. 189, p. 2669.
' v; v
c r
Allied Chemical
Y., Monday, January 25, 1960
The
C
Chase
common;
Manhattan
stock,
10
cents
_
Bank
par
has
been
value,
of
the
appointed
registrar
corporation.—V.
'
-
the
of
191,
p. .1.
.
Armour & Co.
period last year, the income figure would have been at least GO^A larger had it not been for the "strike in the basic steel, industry," Mr.
Lanterman said.
"The steel strike adversely affected a number of our product lines,
*
same
,
hardest hit in areas where we
manufacture our own stCel
and are not dependent upon the basic
steel industry for their product," Mr. Lanterman noted,
"Many cus¬
tomers could
not get the basic steel products they required so they
had to cut back their production or shut down completely which pre¬
vented them from accepting our products.
This was especially the case
in
the railroad
industry," Mr. Lanterman explained;
ASF had no
employees on strike during the period.
but
strange
it may
as
we
seem,
Lanterman
said mat
ASF began
to
recover
sjslpq
-
j
for
Net
'
1959
j
~
<!
2,013,776,000
'
•
16,300,000: \
'
38,703,000
-
local
*
*
-.
taxes__
27,286,000
16,426,000
12,930,000
24,836,000
profit A—
14,067,000
5,560,000
3,370,000
13,867,000
tEarns.
*53
21,986,000
•
*1956
>
f
Federal,
'
income
4*
,
41,353,000
'
.
-1957
—
'4;
inc.
—
stntc
A
1958
'
4?
1,872,295,000 1,852,802,000 1,937,175,000
before
taxes
Prov.
1959
tniol
.
revenues
Profit
were
from the effects of
the basic steel strike in November, adding that the pace of recovery
has been rapid, even though to date it has not been complete.
Mr.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Yrs. End. Oct. 31—
"Mpf
per
weeks.
and
$2.73
com.
+Prior
1957.—V.
Artiminas,
years
190,
p.
[
adjusted
.
$1.08
for -10%
$0.66
-
stock
dividends
$2.81
paid
in
458.
Inc.—Offering Suspended—
recovery is indicated by: the fact that over half of
The SEC
has .issued
orders temporarily
the Dec. 31, 1959, quarter," were earned in the month suspending Regulation A
exemptions from registration under the Securities Act of 1933 with
of December," lie noted. .
""
• -_\ A
• ,~A;
'
;
"*■
•;
respect to public offerings of stock by the following, for failure to file
"Barring extensive work stoppages'in a major itidustryAwe anticipate A
earnings in the -quarter' "eliding March 31; I960,"Will be substantially , . semi-annual.reports of stock sales: Artiminas, Inc., Silver City, N. M.;
Park Enterprises, Inc., Aberdeen, S. Dak.
above those for the quarter just ended and earnings' for the1 quarter *
ending June 30,. 1960, should show" even- further improvement," Mr. ;
Regulation A provides a conditional exemption from registration with
Lanterman predicted.
-■
4-.
•" respect to' public' offerings
of securities not 1 exceeding $300,000 in
amount. One of the conditions is a requirement for the filing of semi"Earnings in the last fiscal quarter.Should be good, but are usually
"The
our
speed
of
earnings in
t
.
--
•
2
and
reflecting the amount of securities sold and the use to
proceeds were applied. Artiminas filed a notification on
the
of pre¬
ferred stock and 3,300
pursuant to such an
exemption, the offering to be made in units consisting of one share of
preferred and one share of common at S4 per unit. In its notification,
filed Jan.
17, 1956, Park Enterprises proposed the public offering of
19,
1954,
the public offering of
shares of common stock
7,500 shares of class B common stock at $10
The Commission's
stock
tion
provide
whether
the
should
suspensions
total sales
on
debentures
1971
be
net
105'<>
earnings
to
S221.398.
of
-
Automation
has
Industries,
Industries,
Inc.
'..This
.(The
.•
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization of the company now consists ol
of sundry debt; 49,659 shares of each of the Series A. B, C
D preferred stocks, and 328.636 shares of common stock.- -
Inc.—Acquisition—
UNDERWRITERS—Under
contained
in
outstanding stock of the Ultrasonic Testing
and Research Laboratory,
Van Nuys, California, according to Corwin
D. Denney.
Automation's President.
On Dec. 23, 1959, 24,444 shares
below,
for
agreed
to
of
forth
all
acquired
Automation
the
of
stock
exchanged for the Ultrasonic stock.
were
froni
their
&
the
and
Co.
the
of
shares
of
stock
common
Ultrasonic
entity was dissolved
Division of Automation.
.
commenced
,*
activity
the
and
corporate
Principal amt.
operation as a
.■"
Van Nuys firm is principally engaged in research and develop¬
work in the iield of ultrasonics under prime contracts with
the
Name
.
■•'The
ment
Air
Force,"
in
the
Mr.
Denney
non-destructive
said.
addition,
In
testing
field
manufactured
are
items
proprietary
certain
sold
and
aircraft
S.
Bioren
V
ties,
Howard.
I.
Bastian-Morley Co., Inc.—Registers Bonds—
This
filed
corporation,
registration
a
$650,000
of
writers
public
headed
interest
Cities
by
to
from
purchase
the
50.6%)
of
founders
the
acquisition
proceeds
will
electric
will
be
used
and
by
certain
the company
stock (approxi¬
The
S542.466.
P.
Morley,
one
family trusts.
of stockholders.
vote
a
the
toward
Davis
remainder
retirement
of
the
Such
The
the
of
J,
-
H.
&
T.
Ernest
C.
F.
—V.
190,
&
__
Co.,
&
Co.,
Fuier
&
Co.,
50,000
.
Inc
&
_
>
___
*
2,200
for
1,600
,
Co
25.000 :V
_____
1,600
all
Bobbie
3.200
•
25.000
the
property is the first.
the
opening
high
$68,251,600,
of
a
decline from
Net
the $1,666,000
earnings
applicable
to
compared
return
a
of
the
one
in
prices.
all
However,
basic
materials
forced
have
lines.—V.
190,
"
split
of
the
in
manufacture
sale
and
in
the
earnings
company
them
to
',
;
•
Inc.—Stock
on
the
Jan.
18
to
to
recommend
stock. '
company's
also announced
plans
;
;,,
•
of
.
„
a
sells
gas-lired
a
wall
189,
heater
marketed
Beckman Instruments, Inc.—Air
Orange
/
station
trade
name
Cleansing Contract—
Calif, has put into service a mobile air monitoring
explore air pollution trends in previously unchartered
will
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
A careful
the
a
screening of "rumor dates" of public offerings of securities
realistic, probable guide as to the dollar volume demand for
debt
county.
>
The
air
truck,
mbnitoring station, which is fitted into paneled, step-van
developed by Beckman Instryments. Inc., of Fullerton. Calif,
was
under
$48,000
a
field
The
laboratory
long-range
the
(
pollution
The
.
station
carbon
houses
six
the
oxidants, nitric oxide,
"The
for
the
said
same
of
establish
smog
pollution
menace."—V.
Beech-Nut
Food
will
to
used
be
and
food
Stanley
R.
predicted
selected
"In
the
this
sales
4.3
adding
Jan.
increase
remedies
we'll be
able to
the
combat
to
during
for
sales
a
to
278
million
Sales.
Sees
dozen
Beech-Nut
meeting
at
and
the
million
to
every
sales.
1970.
the
national
annual
air
Baby
in
Baby
Robert
birth
1970,
Foods,
Meyer
will
rate
gain of 51%," Mr. Pomfret saidt
1970 will set a new all-time high in
through
'
the
exception
foods yet
new
'
\
_
"With
in
expand
million—a
6.5
year
of
few
a
specialty
to be introduced,
products
like
there is virtually no
the
frozen
foods,
other category
supermarket that
will duplicate
this growth,"
Pomfret said.
Beech-Nut's baby food sales have gained in volume and market
share
during 1959, despite an industry-wide leveling off in sales due to
a
temporary shortage of mothers created by a lower birth rate in the
late
1930's.
"Beech-Nut
adding
that
area."
A
will
be
any
the
dinners
;■
•.
to
24 %
the
an
three
and
prepared baby foods and
contain
and
Pomfret
the
a
sales
entirely
protein
said
that
richest
entire
ads,
.newspaper promotions,
the
next
several
and
of
sources
them
in
during
protein
food
Beech-Nut,
another
protein
baby
network
a
of
the
baby
protein—
feeding
per
the
of
elements
required
new
food
line
would
television,
extensive
be
regional
day.
familiar
for
baby's
backed
by
spots,
program.
sampling
TV
During
days,
he
will
outline
Beech-Nut
merchandising
plans
to
district
sales
managers
at
meetings
in
Boston, New York,
Philadelphia, Detroit and Chicago.—V. 187,
p. 2438.
and
1
2,800,000
$229,787,200
million
-■
Grand Total
*Municipals
of Both
$80,736,200 t$114,118,000
20,800,000
68,082,000
46,865,000
138,197,000
124,800,000
13,620,000
$194,854,200
88,882,000
185,062,000
138,420,000
$43,414,000
advertising
$273,201,200
$334,017,000
$607,218,200
fIncludes non-tax-exempt $30 million Montreal
Metropolitan
Corp. and $15 million New Brunswick (Province
of).
or
more,
The four-week aggregate of
corporate issues with marketing dates
shows an
encouragingly slight rise above this year's high point.
as firm as possible
Compared to last
projection, for example, this week's four-week estimate is about
$170 million
greater. The period ahead is sparked
by the following: Jan. 25—$20 million Home
Oil Co., Ltd.
debentures; Jan. 26—$30 million Southern California Edison Co.
bonds;
Jan. 28—600,000 shares of Levitt
& Sons common
stock; Feb. 1—$5.5 million Alle¬
gheny Airlines debentures; Feb. 3—240,000 shares of
Tampa Electric Co. common;
Feb.
week's
8—$25
million Consolidated Natural Gas
debentures and $12 million Texas
Service Co.
debentures; Feb. 16—still shows Pacific Tel. & Tel. with
$72
million bonds and $50 million Duke
Power Co. bonds.
-
Electric
Marketing dates set for the remainder
of the year have flotations
adding up to about
Last year's comparable
figures for the four-week period came to
$514
against the $273 million projected at this time.
$2o0 million.
million
as
Shop Rite's $2.5 million subordinated convertible debenture
scheduled
still has not taken off and
1960
than
new
animal
one
group
9,600,000
9,865,000
"
t
no
date has been set
again at this
MUNICIPAL
i
dinners
value
"They constitute a new concept
major break-through in infant nutrition,
essential
the
magazine
said,
;;;-
more
growth."
four-color
Pomfret
profits
line
31 %
to
provide
and
new
and
products are not just
dinners," Pomfret said.
since, they
1959,"
■
of
Exclusive
milk,
in
fastest-growing brand in its marketing
new
high-meat
health
industry
.
of
dinners.
and
the
expansion
more
combine
yolk
egg
"These
the
introduction
will
meat,
in
is
stimulus
will provide
other
baby
for
pace
it
-V
powerful
that
the
set
"today,
'
to provide
air
%,'v
1960
5
$21,149,000
the readings
take
Executive
—
80%
Vice-President
21
that
baby food
in
8-Feb 12
2.
p.
Savers, Inc.
will
Pomfret,
on
"Between
and
Feb.
Total
way,
Corporates
as
TABLE
Total
Stocks
so
corporate equities and
four weeks is tallied as
FINANCING
Corporate
$59,587,200
11,200,000
37,000,000
122,000,000
Feb. 15-Feb. 19
Two
chart
to
areas
spot and
same
Jacksonville.
from
1-Feb.
and
test
pollutants.
Boom—
Baby
Jan. 25-Jan. 29
Feb.
air
measure
in
he said.
prepare
191,
Life
air
oncoming
Bonds
Newport
Fitchen,
the
MUNICIPAL
Corporate
three months.
to
one
time,"
trends
William
percentages
of hydrocarbons
other air. pollution
analyzers
we'll go back to the
length
CORPORATE AND
nitrogen dioxide and sulphur dioxide.
station
trends for periods of
next year
the
the
Four
air.
Anaheim,
in
to
in
follows:
—
•
.
instruments
measure
in
stations
according
officer.
obligations, and municipal issues,
the air clean" in the county's
by charting vast areas beyond
monitoring
district
instruments
pollution
"keep
program
Ana- Canyon,
monoxide
Fitchen
.
zoning
permanent
Santi
control
infrared
for
of
and
•
will help
industrial
reach
Beach
contract.
for
last week
writing.
OFFERINGS
Municipal issuas, including the Montreal
Metropolitan Corp. $30 million (1/26) and
New Brunswick, Province of
(1/27), show a slight rise of about $30 million
compared
to last week s estimated
four-week compilation of just over
$300 million
The esti¬
mated supply of
offerings coming on the market in the period covered
does not
the $30 million New York
include
Port
Authority serial bonds
announcement.
Among the larger municipals coming
Metropohtan Airport Commission
Authority $7
since
no
date
set
was
in
up are: Jan. 25—Minn -St
the
Paul
million; Jan.-26—Waco Texas $8 4
of Florida, Fla. $9,846,000 and Houston, Texas
million; Feb. 2—Milwaukee County, Wise.
$12,467,000; Feb. 4—New York City
$22 million, Feb. 9
$102,830,000 ,PHA's Local Authority
bonds, San Diego County,
Calif $12 million, and
Washington Suburban Sanitary District, Md.
$10 million; and
Feb.
15—Dallas, Texas $10 million. ;
^lloll0n.i,-Jan- 27—State University
$9.8
;
Benson
—Public
ordinated
shares
was
Manufacturing Co.—Debentures, Common Sold
offering of $2,000,000 of 6% convertible sub¬
of
made
debentures, due Nov. 30, 1971, and 130,000
common stock of Benson
Manufacturing Co.,
on
Jan. 19 by S. D. Fuller
& Co. and associates.
The debentures were offered
at 100% and accrued
inter¬
est from Dec.
1, 1959 to date of
,:V
stock
from
Sdditional1^ mflm,ffl°rUrnrfnrPOratie
turine
turing
bfDk
facilhils
facilities
«nri
and
M<?USisN?S
financing
*°«kin$ .capltal "quired
expanded operations of
company,
thc Joldest aluminum
y
for
the
was
V*e Benson
1QT7
precision
be
of
used
by
the
buildings,
proceeds
of
the
will
be
enlarged manufac¬
company.
located in Kansas City,
fabricating
tf coSation" dJn'l28
B*,nSOrt Bras*
name
JSnUS
b'Jsiness founded in
Inc
*
will
companies
& Chandelier
in
the
Worfi
1907, the company's
Manufacturing Company in June
metfabricator**6 in,
Mo- th«
company
is
a
eap^bilhles
thl
ln alumlnum but with estabtltanium
Thl Imn!
fabrication of magnesium, stainless steel and
coraponets
Sd
manufactures missile, rocket, and aircraft
lished
in
fa*
»
aluminum'drums
components
Currently
and
for the
39?
^ontain?^ Wowe?!
missfiP
of
the
work
*ork
i*
is
vehl^le P™gram»;
Mo*er* and air and gas moving
in
in f*ectro,nic and building industries.
missile and
aircraft
division
and
'/.V;
V-:;,''.''-.'
.
■"'
'/ A
public
insofar
financing plans of industry.
as
offerings of corporate
the securities industry is
>.
Equities
$7,100,000,000
9,700,000,000
$2,500,000,000
1,900,000,000
2,900,000,000
,
..
Total
1959
1958
$9,579,000,000
11,558,000,000
12,884,000,000
1957_„
In
purposes- deluding the purchases
equipment, the purchase
Joan. The balance of the
,
f.tin ^
the
1959
Bonds/Notes
was
./Proce^s
IN
year's activity in both private placements
issues, based on SEC data, shows a bearish trend
delivery, while the com¬
priced at $11.50 per share. The
offering,
marking the first public sale of the
company's common
stock, was oversubscribed and the
books closed.
mon
FLOTATIONS
Last
used to further the
1959 about $5.8
issues to
help
comparably
10,000,000,000
billion
passed through the securities market in
industry finance capital expenditures compared to
poorer
of
year
1958.
And
the form
of
new
$7.8 billion in the
$9.0
billion
financing
was
used
for
plantequipment purposes in the relatively better
year of 1957.
(The differences compared
to the totals in the table above
are accounted for in
working capital primarily and
other purposes.)
From present indications, based on
surveys of planned corporate
capital expenditures and dependence on internal
financing, it is doubtful if under¬
writers, and broker-dealers, will participate in the
financing of new issues in 1960
as large as that for the
year of 1958. And, in terms of the
rapturous predictions made
about the 'golden sixties," this
year may not be as "golden" for
the securities industry
in
this respect.
The economy as a whole,
however, obviously will benefit bv the
"materialization of the larger capital
expenditures planned—S. B.
v
'
..
/
' *
:
'
'
price
'
^
'
apparel
%
"--
dividend of 10 cents
automatic
County,
that
of
areas
the
under
1959 pips
the new stock, payable on May 16 to shareholders of record
on
April 29, if the split is approved. This would be equal to 20 cents on1
ton
2238.
1018.
p.
Bell's
that sub-
for young
shareholders a two
to
.
to declare
Blue
announce
Split—
manufacturer
year
-
water
"Safti-Vent."—V.
stock
$2.34
compared to
was
recently
•»
commercial
and
operating!
year's
states
the
company's
of
net
common
sales
on
throughout
1519.
p.
this Cleveland-based
voted
directors
The
manufacturer!
of
to
in-
{
previous
2.20%
for reduction
reasons
Brooks,
of
women
10.5%
a
-t
debentures.
engaged
the!
in
£•;
of $61,743,000.
heaters and gas-fired boilers for domestic and
heating.
It also produces a gas-fired incinerator and its
wholly-owned subsidiary, H. C. Little Burner Co.. Inc., manufactures
gas
company
of
,
major
increases
in
Directors
adult
,:\
35,000
Inc
new
into
■'
:
'
,
3,200
50,000
Co
&
Co..
:.;V
new
a
year
1958.
increase
to
cost
increases
3,200
'
50,000
Inc
the
advances
.
Inc.__:
&
3,200
of
general
3,200
.
in
stantial
3,200
%
of
the company's
Hist
years at 1014-A Anacapa Street,
Santa-
last year.
One
: -u——
50,000
reached
previous
to $2.16 per share
operating income- showed
reluctance
—1
,
50,000
Inc
Hughes
Co.,
2.70%
4.800
.50,000
—
.
assets!
corporation
stock,
exchange
'
amounted
3,200
50,000
Inc._-___„-•
Co
&
that the
brought
1
with
recent
$1,502,000.
was
Net
75,000
*
1959
the
shown
4,800
75,000
_—■50,000
Thorndike,
Moore
Co.
income,
1
6,500
50,000
__
&
Podesta
Sears
p.
&
the
Inc.—Sales Up, Net Down—
during
over
6,500
*
Co.—Acquisition!
operating income of the Greensboro, N. C., clothing
.for.1959
6.5Q0
Inc
Davis_____
Cassell
Draper,
Co.,
Sales
K Net
6,500
100.000
Y'
.
100,0,00
_______
&
Co
&
M.
Freidrichs
Co
North
Raffensperger,
Robinson
Inc._i
Blue Bell,
6,500
100,000
Labouisse,
&
Hilsir.an
Berwyn
,
be
to
■
in
I
*
crease
f
asset
1563.
p.
registration
-
stock
,
182,
a
largest asset is the 450-man civilian
billet
Base, near Santa. Maria. ' The billet is
the
property at the Vandenberg base.
came
office
area
Barbara.—V.
100,000
Jnc._-,—t
—
Christensen,
&
Jeffries
Cruttenden,
Co.
■
100,000
Gardner.
Weil,
&
Battles,
&
California
filed
>;
}
Mining
through
management said
income-producing
period.
..,The- announcement
14,600
'
-
:
45.500
$590,000
.
Kirkland
-
&
Fitch,
Boenning
under¬
by
outstanding common
of the late James
family
company,
approved
price
will be
5%
is
company
and
its
of
the
applied
junior convertible
be
to
<fc
Simon
%,Childs.
Corp.,
bonds
recently
be
covering
18
sinking
fund
bonds
principal amount through
of
the
of
the
of
purchase
aggregate
The
sale
from
was
Jan.
<5n
mortgage
Securities
shares
67,808
mately
SEC
M.
Barret,
Indiana,
-7.
*
Proceeds
the
LaPorte.
Ave..
Indianapolis 4, Indiana.
underwriting terms will be supplied by amend¬
and
ment.-
with
100%
at
Truesdell
200
first
sale
rate
at
statement
convertible
for
offered
The
located
Jenks,
-
Peters," Writer
Reinholdt
-
com.
225.000
Janney, Dulles
Newhard, Cook
.
much
,---1,
Sulzberger,
Co.
&
and
missile industries.
Since
this
work is compatible with
of the activity of Automation's Pasadena and Paramount facili¬
organizational integration
is
planned
for
the
near
future.—
v. 191. p. 198.
Co
Co
&
Hallow-ell,
the
to
&
of
of debentures
.
Fuller
D.
Mammoth
Black
..
No. of shs.
*
financed
postwar
set.
V
•
-
•
the
31,
privately
York
covering American
Depositarv
shares of Birmingham
Sound
Kingdom).
accomplished
was
Management's
Vandenberg: Air Force
large
acting
company
number
names;
is
transfer
largest
to the conditions
underwriters named
as
representative,
respective• principal^
the
Agreement,
New
on Jan. 13 acquisition of the entire
Management Co., a California
Northern
of
Northern
on,
.
subject
and
terms
Fuller
D.
debentures
opposite
the
Underwriting
S.
purchase
of
amounts
On Dec.
the
whom
(United
announced
company
business
and
$2,515,313
(formerly Automation Instruments, Inc.)
of
1960,
registered
ordinary
Limited
Reproducers
Company
the SEC on Jan.-18.
60,000
for
Black Mammoth Consolidated
and
Automation
Receipts
and
par.
Monday, January 25, 1960
.
.
Trust
Guaranty
statement with
through the sinking
fund at a
redemption price of par, plus accrued interest in each case..>
EARNINGS—For the eight months ended Aug.
31, 1959 the-,com¬
pany and its subsidiary had
consolidated net sales* of $6,938,555 .ana
from
.
Birmingham Sound Reproducers Ltd.—ADRs Filed-
common
to
Nov.
"will
into
convertible
are
maturity or earlier redemption at $12 per
30,
1964, and at $13 per - share
^thereafter.
redeemable
at
optional .redemption prices,
prior
before
or
the company
of
Morgan
time
any
ranging
request, on the ques¬
or
made permanent.
vacated
be
the
debentures
The
suspension orders assert that the terms and condi¬
opportunity for healing; upon
an
at
share
tions of Regulation A were not complied with by the two companies by
reason of
their failure to file the required reports of stock sales. The
orders
of
REDEMPTION—The
share.
per
of missiles
is in the field
rockets."'
shares
3,300
proposing
28.9%
and
animal1 reports
which
Nov.
Financial Chroriicle
The Commercial and
(382)
'
January 21, 1960
Number 5919 ...The Commercial
191
Volume
and
Financial Chronicle
(383)'
shares, or an increase of approximately 14% over the
dividend.
/
•
•,
■ •
•
proposed split will be acted upon by shareholders at a special
mnetine to be held in Cleveland on Feb. 24.
If approved, the split is
iLctrd to have n recoru date of pen. 20, and it is expected that
Muected to
n record naie oi Feb. 26,
is
present
,hP
650.
rnvious
P
Combined
proximately
the additional shares
certificates representing
stock
in
...411
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mailer
Jm
rr»-finarennlftpre
snrmflu
resulting
^The''first*1 p^biicf'oTferin/^o^^obbie brooks'stock^took
first paonc
oueimg
oi
ouome
nrooxs
The
stocK
Central
•
D.
place
in
Gas
vj.aS
...
n
Tan
io
nnn
9'
•
,
n
nrm
at.
at
1rtn<%.
100%
anH
and
scribed and
accrued
stock
Co.—Acquisition—
beginning Dec.
amount
for
each
debentures
15,
I960
share
of
the
at
option
-PROCEEDS—Net
in
part
the
ties
The
lor
balance
temporary
of
the
corporation
,
J
,
-._
„
o-
-
of
Lockheed
our
aircraft
used
first
"The
fastest,
the
world,
the
:
aircraft
jet
and
Chicago
2.133.200 of our
"Only
in
707-227's
bv
service
Dec. ,20.-.
total 37,376,200
this
of
end
during
month
February
will
190,
of
The
three
materially
result
41%
This
for
New
an
the
of
York
cash
Commission
29.
190G.
to
The
of
giving
thereon.
hearing
a
asset
Bartram
order
an
C.
A.
value
&
Co.,
of the
$38,816,224
30,
will
be
of
Broad
Bartram
of
1959.
exchange
the
of
securities
Nov.
in
shares
ox
share
the value
and
of
as
Investing
number
per
cash
—V.
to
of
the
a
of
earnings
The
ing
27,
1959.
common
President,
For
amounted
stock,
fiscal
Earnings
per
a
share
share
Mr.
for
on
the
sales
on
sales
Henshel
pany s
most
operating
third
of
of
said
ended
issue
$22,143,000,
$17,863,000
productive
Of
the
than
said
191,
®:'
with
compared
in
the
$661,646
ended
quarter
of
been
Howard
world-wide
announced
F.
and
to
with
by
J.
Ross
E.
Cook,
in
construction
hauling
and
combine
assets
R.
of
is
D
Adams.
L
the
luc
manufactured
in
tKtt
Cook
motor
uw*
thanUlifr8eJ,a,ld
-
ah
1
been
Cf>°k
Bros,
products
are
being
Challenge-Cook
of
—
C°MMERClAL
Bros.,
3.
on
Investment
Cassell
Cliff
&
Rahel
Co.,
&
Pacific-RR.
and
5%
offered
associates
equipment
15,
1960
to
yield
and
sale
Interstate
of
the
of
Territory
of
an
Dec.
$84,409,000
of
the
AND
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
&
the
1879;
account
terms
and
severally
state's
State
total
of
the
fluctuations in
the rate
of
-
,
trust
to
Dec.
from
of
Commerce
by
subject
$25.00n noo
of
500
passenger
1,000,000
&
&
Co.,
Cooley
&
Co._
Burr,
&
Drexol
68,000
Inc._____
Dodge
&
&
_
Co._J_2______-
box
15,
r
v,
;
.
■
750,000
Union
&
'
Jan.
on
1974,
to
14
—V.
$4,-
series
Ripley &
Webster
Corp.
R.
White,
1,000,000
Dean
Net
of
100. '
p.
;
Weld
lis
%■.
and
sold
the
Falls,
sold
General
compared
1958,
;
$2.55
or
1959,
with
equal
in
the
period
year
last
to
M.
Manager
C.
the
the
the
year
with
$2.44
to
share,
10,242
days
The
'■
of
This
share
com¬
and
increase
an
the
model
introduction
56,018—an
same
period
increase
of
of
S.
that
190,
the
Oct.
failure
for
to
Corp.
with
the
530,000
on
to
of
the
Ponce;
cents
number
for
$23.50
per
to
which
in
the
Net
in
file
the
required
M.
the
on
earnings
the
of
taxes
income
on
accounting
for
the
$2.523,032.—-V.
of
amount
proceeds
Chairman
York
,
p
firsf
and
First
First
•,
in
years
operating
income
1177.
p.
of
Credit Deal—
the
Crane
Co.,
announced
withj
agreement
'
a
in
the
National
banking
City
-
are:
group
Bank,
the
and
the
The
Bank,
&
Trust
Co.
National
Mellon
a
Morgan-Guaranty
United
National
Northern
Bank
Bank
Trust
members
are
18
leading
17
.
States
Trust
-
Continental-Illinois
National
Jan.
011
of
group
.
and
Co.,
of
the
Trust
Trust
&
will
Co..
Co.,
the
and
City
while
group,
ln
participate.
Los
Angeles is represented by the Bank of America, National Trust
Savings Association, the California Bank,
and the Security First
&
National
Bank.
Other
Dallas,
In
with
tion
City
Bank
Cleveland,
of
the
Wells
San
the
Colorado
the
and
announcement Mr.
making
Further
National
Francisco, The First National Bank of Birming¬
Philadelphia National Bank, The Republic National Bank of
in
will
$20,000,000
the
be
National
borrowed
acquisition
borrowing
time to
from
The
are
'
■
.
banks
Bank
Tne
ham,
loss of $2,673,000 in
the
Bank
Pittsburgh,
of
time
up
to
of
Bank
National-U.
maximum
a
Denver.
in
Evans said that an initial amount
the group on Feb. 1, in connec¬
from
Radiator
S.
of
$25,000,000
during the next 20 months
business.
Corp.
will be
available
for capital and expansion
purposes.
The
in
Evans
They
land;
Pipe
Pittsburgh
Fabricators, Inc., East Chicago,
Piping Ltd., Hamilton, Ont. The
the assets of
purchase
to
Pa.,
and
acquired
has
stock—V.
190,
redemption-on. March • 1,
convertible preferred
Crane
operations
Co.
National-U.
more
than
S.
10%
Indiana,
and
has
company
Radiator Corp.
of
Briggs
Canadianagreed
also
of Johnstown,
Co.'s
Manufacturing
2711.
p.
;
Curtiss-Wright Corp.—Shares in New Firm—
See
Peabody-Wright
Detroit Edison
and
Revenue
below.—V.
Corp.
190,
p.
2711.
nea
1960,
all
stock
at
Co.—Earnings Up—
production figures
.
cumulative
for
that time the Crane. Co. acquired four companies.
Valve of Springfield, Mass.; £|rartout Co., Cleve¬
Since
Chapman
are:
responsible
management became
April 1959.
,
_
for year
reported by
1959,
the com¬
show substantial increases over 1958 in spite of reduced sales of
industrial power during the recent steel strike.
10
me
Total power required to supply the company s 7,600 square mile
service
area
during
1959
was
$14.5 billion kilowatthours—up about
pany,
from
5%
1958.
Edison's
1959
14,259,360
previous
share
year,
on
•"•
.
net
earnings
shares
1958,
13,871,042
were
outstanding
$33,429,785,
the
at
earnings
net
were
r
shares.
end
or
of
$2.34
per
share
For
December.
$30,101,310,
or
$2.17
on
the
per
,
.
•■
The
company's
increase
of
8.4%
gross
the
over
revenues
1958
for
1959
were
$267,286,833,
figure of $246,504,310.—V.
190,'
p.
an-
1832.,
190, p. 2239.
Divco-Wayne
,
^
v
d
Corp.—Record Sales, Earnings^
high sales and earnings were reported by the corporation
Kecora nign sams ami earuu.gi
the year ended Oct. 31, 1959, in the annual statement mailed to
Record
$25,000,000 Connecticut Light & Power
refunding mortgage 4%% bonds, series P,
for
shareholders
on
Jan.
22.
Wayne
Divco-\
is
a
manufacturer
of
multi-
—
Dana' Company; Publishers, 25 Park Place, New" York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570.
George
J. Morrissey, Editor;
Morrissey, Editor;
[every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La Salle
company. Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y„ under the Act
Pan-American Union, $65.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year. Other Countries, $72.00 per year.
William
U.- S. -Pat®"'
exchange, remittance 101
prior
of
net
190,
,
National
1956.
blic offering of
CO, I
participants
The
Chicago
The
report noted..
Light- &C°*
$2,-
above.
credit
seven-year
Co.,
In
thereof
,
.
• Connecticut
p
to
Co.- -Combined-
Equipment
Co.—Major Bank
Evans.
---
for
common
amounted
1958 of $3,536,528, equal to $1.07 per
shares outstanding, included refunds of
Company.
Rico, company, issued
first profitable one for the
a
amounted
3,300,000
1958
In
in
$139,946,152,
in
'
New
the
called
shares
subsidiaries
of
sales
operating earnings
share
per
banks.
Puerto
plus accrued dividends.—V.
share,
,
.
5%
in
$1,349,741
President.
Federal
$1,013,496,
Bros.
$45,000,000
1954 Commonwealth Mining
..
fiscal
common
consolidated
and
resulted
1958.
Reese,
Challenge-Cook Bros.,
Trust
use
were
C. J.
1959
year,
in
earnings
Subs.)—Sales Up—
(&
1959,
operating
J.
earnings
same
year
31.
80
Net
to C.
net
of
Crane
T.
sales-
and
1959,
31,
fiscal
1958
Net
calculated
corporation
Oct.
provisions
Cook
Co.—Offering Suspended—
Dak.,
Sales,
':
75%-,
1958.—V.
the
on
over
amount
of
day,
equal
according
reported
.
December,
was
the
of
ended
outstanding.
523,032,
%
1960
in
14.
sharep eompared
a
both
$131,415,279 in
$2,637,475,
to
Dodge
with
operations
compared
Patterson,
of
compared
ago.
'' V-/'
.
totaled
in
11
year
a
Jan.
on
ended
year
$43,431,119
announced
per
fiscal
the
85%
were
.
18,995,
Corp.
.
shares
Xd:
•
Engineering
outstanding.
The
December,
that the year was the
has
750,000
~
according
totaled
&
corporation's sales for the fiscal
$5,-
cost
Machinery Corp.—To Redeem Pfd. Stk.^
outstanding
1,000,000
'
Co._"
&
.
President,
and
types
to
1732
cornoration
375,000
Co._i
&
.
Witter
Co.___
,
Aviation
$1,294,065,
were
various
estimated
HIO
1
.
375,000
&
Drop—
Reese,
subject
its refinery at Guayanilla Bay, Puerto Rico,
has
1*
375,000
1,000,000
$41,889 841,
accord¬
,
are
adversely affect first auarter earnings, he said.
i
1,000,000
&
Co.,
ii
This
Inclusive.
4.90%
.plant, number one-was-shut down, as scheduled,
.•
1960 and will resume operations not later than Maich 1,
resumption of operations, he said, over-all refinery crude
throughput will be in excess of 75.000 barrels-per-day,
The shut-
190, p.
Secu¬
Co.,
Day_—
Walker
1,250,000
1,000,000
^
_______
&
Anthony
L.
H.
G.
Co.
&.
Trask
Tucker,
750,000
375,000
rities
1,000,000
Co.____
750,000
Jackson
Co
&
&
750,000
Co.__
&
Barney
Stone
375.000
191,
V,
15,
*r
honris:
of
______——
Spencer
.
Corp.
Inc.
Curtis
Shields
Securities
Harriman
*
Commission.
cars
in
cars
Diwoky said; that
company
the
and
Corp._
Webber,
Smith,
1,000,000
Dillon,
Securities
Equipment
.
report
the
1960
amount,
Hlgginson
Moseley
375,000
Co.__
Eastman
A hearing will be held, upon request/ on the question
suspension should be vacated or made permanent.
annual
of
conditions
20,
purchase,
S.
750,000
Inc.___
The
First Boston Corp.
Goldman, Sachs & Co.li
certificates
service,
1958,
sales
of stock
indicated
income
revenues
the
to
of
total
1958.
Jan.
to
nrinrinnl
Paine,
30.000
''■X-
Mining
shares
before
year
dated
F.
68,000
certificates,
5.40%
the
notification filed June 17,
a
population
Department
operating
the
agreed
Lee
Co._____
Coffin
provides a conditional exemption from registration
public offerings of securities not exceeding $300,000
Subscriptions In United St.tes, U. S.
the
by
served
income,
gross
with
agreement
have
aeereeate
an
Co.____
&
Clark,
30.000
Inc.
Upon
«
(Reg.
largest
the company had
$16,486,000 for
underwriting
below
of
31, 1959
and
compared
income
41%
Connecticut
2,000,000
68,000
Co._
—
about
or
2,000,000
See
Compo Shoe
approximately
r
the
.
2,000,000
Blytli
68,000
Co._!
,
.vivwj
The
.
to
a
_
of
Other^existing
-
is
Co.
Putnam
figure,-said Roy - Diwoky,- President, in,
„
J.
special credit of $430,000 received from insurance recoveries
p0nce,—V.
will be at the re-
regular employees
of
20,
jan.
—
through more
iactory
sold
1985.
...
Estabrook
90,000
;■
&
delivered
Sioux
o
1N«TE:
Corp.
previous year. The 1959
The
i.nc
1
U..
Calif., plant of Challenge,.
total
In
the
down will
finances
and
leases
.
.
the
—
.« M.'oh
Co.
the
1959
i960.
oil
sells
105% '
prices
at
Kidder, Peabody & Co.__$l,000,000
issued
I. !'lft»i Dana SeHjert, President; .Claude Seibert, Vice President. Publi;shed 'a Week
t*ice 1D
IT' £hi<"ago 3. Illinois (Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright I9601 by Wi Mam b.
Wim
31,
Power
Connecticut.
Chas. W. Scranton & Co.
135,000
____
&
.,,lc,IUUiI
Mr•;
,
tttuicih,
,
.
brings
Pont
received an aggregate
$2,297,800 which was
applicable to 1956 and 1957 has been credited to plant account costs
anci expenses which were previously capitalized. The balance of recovcnes, pertaining to
1958 and H59 operations, he said,, have been taken
into income, with $430,000 credited to 1959 net income.
Total
revenues
in the latest year were $71,631,403 on 21.273,000
barrels processed versus $60,986,329 on 18,872,000 barrels in 1958.
commonwealth's President said that refinery operations in the second
half of
1959 "were considerably . Improved and crude oil throughput
was
increased as the result of completion of construction of a sub-
on
fh,
Tur.
and
Jan.
option
at
and
1961
Morgan Stanley & Co.__$2,000,000
&
F.
J.
' bank "notes, tiue April ^O. 1961.
....
the
construe-
P antS °l,e,ated in Lo« Angeles and Bryan, Ohio, by
MS
"lalAtalned.
.
.
' '
me'ger
tvvn
Tlu.
concrete
carriers, hoists and (nntm'*tf
iwmto
^—
bodies
through its several factory
cianc
crane
...
CfhiLengine.ering offices for
idaC(Tu
aM ri'a cl»•
f
all
of
Challenge
manufactures
trailers,
ti illicit,
*
hl a n
the
Light,
of
estimate
named
forth below,
set.
of
star.tial portfion of the improvement program commenced in 1957.
As 0f Dec. 31, 1959. the company had prepaid $2,500,000 of its 5
distributors and dealers, as well as the several
Anntml sales volume will approximate $27-million.
'
after
the
at
initially
time,
31,
co™pany has agreed to sell to them severally in the respective amounts
applicable to 1958.
During 1959, Mi. Diwoky said. Commonwealth
of $3,039,000 in insurance
recoveries, of which
& leatllng ^lstributor of all types of heavy construction
e<luipment
bran.-hi
4
bv
Bros.,
trucks,
viuv-u.n,
1948
construction •• industry - - and;
,
100%
...
gross
Continental
Inc.
were
end
A
appied.
ciut|ed
.
.
tL
du
since refining operations were begun in
Net income in 1959 was $3,135,000 as against
Executive Vice-President
Swarthout,
E.
since
addition,
Co.
Nebraska
I.
company
approximately
,
4
redeemable
any
Jan.
•
the same
cars
to
amount
Jan.
on
equip-
rnnlr
USPfl
U^eci
Trust
ago.
reports
respect
The
Castendyck,
owners
of
^ Bros., through its various,' related corporations, has
exclusive' world-wide distributor
useP' duty
State
,
.
$17,193,000,
in
underwriters
Commonwealth Oil Refining Co., Inc.—Shows Profit—
ifih'oducedtonimercla^ and institutional the case-goods field.
laundries; and has recently:
_r an automatic palletizer into
Products
First
of
and
Fargo
nge produces truck mixers, plaster guns, concrete finishers
trenching machines used in the construction field; dryer de-
n
the
revenues
contained
to
thereof,
opposite each
an order temporarily
suspending a Regulation A
registration under the Securities Act of 1933 with
public offering of stock by Commonwealth Mining Co. of
a
amount.
the
.
,
In
C.
December,
cars
Dakota,
whether
Charles
operatlon
;
agreed
from
Regulation
enge, will become First Vice-President; and Evan S, Prichard
HI serve
as
Vice-President in charge of Engineering. Vice-President
»i
cha,.ge Qf the B|,yan 0
.
be
at
in
UNDERWRITERS—Under
public offering of 560,310 common shares at 50c per
share pursuant to such exemption."
The Commission's suspension order
asserts that the company failed
to file the required reports reflecting
below.
Inc.,
depart¬
gas
loweriinterest'
at
Connecticut and is engaged principally in
transmission, distribution and' sale of elec¬
residential, commercial, industrial and municipal
1959
deductions,
$2,572,105.
have
set
%:■■■%■
in
year
the
semi-annual
win
iinri
*M
a
has
SEC
South
distribution.
»n named President;
ni
to
Connecticut
,
the
on
operating
'•
1958.
$31-million.
*
warned
Board Chairman of
the
new
group/ which will .maintain
general
offices
at
the
former
Cook
Bros,
headquarters,
3334
San
'ernando Rd„ Los
Angeles, was J. Ross Castendyck. Howard F. Cook
,
ser,ve as Associate Chairman.
hal°t 1
Hall, former Executive Vice-President of Cook Bros.,
i»r
debentures
Lincoln,
;
December
31,956
cents
in
Industries,
has
and
will
below
Martin
secured
3.
sales
until
34
~
move
the
Doc'ge
said
31.
or
Dec.
quarter is traditionally the com¬
the year in both sales volume and
aye '•)een the west's leader
with
of
7,281
the
respect
cents
nw*Hltns5uhas boen ons of the nation's principal producers of equipB
tor the construction and commercial laundry fields, while Cook
the
thereafter
for
gas
$77,954,000
*
trailer-on-flat-car
Commonwealth
a
m
will
part
including
REVENUE'S—For the year ended
principal amount
<
.
9,
The
Bros.—Formed—
rhaiiL' ancl phoenix,
"lent
based
energy.
Farrell, Inc.—
Boenning & Co.—
Gerstley, Sunstein & Co,._
scaled
be
to
for
1292.
rwniila,ion 01~ a ne'A' corporate group to be known as ChallengeppU.
™s-' combining the Challenge Manufacturing Co. of Los AnBryan' Ohio, with Cook Bros. Equipment Co. of Los Angeles^'
Bros.
named
the
I;-'" ' :
Dodge and Dodge Dart sales from
p.
99.
p.
Chemical
owner
electric
Bell
Issuance
with 3,700 in
were
auonge
of
Dachob-Bender
Corp, ' Vice-President
97%.
third
period
Challenge-Cook
uook
non-refundable
bonds
in
and
1,000,000,
com¬
*
arc
191, p.
December
Oct.
Caribe Nitrogen Corp.—New Name—
Gonzalez
sales
various
90,000
Island
Co.
&
of
is
sales
proposed
See
around
150,000
railroad's
cars
exemption
64
be
.
that
profit.—V.
the
Patterson
He
or
from
of the
of
Division. ■% v ;\
with $48,188,000
$1,249,843
to
1960,
$29,000,000;
company with
90.000
semi-annually June
Chrysler
over
amounted
Stuart
flat
higher
20.
quarter
will
or
other
for
will require
which
will
be
$1,000,000.
The
to
in
department,
in
finance
to
and
program
purchase,
within
Equitable
maturity.
Retail
to
period ended Dec. 31, 1958 earnings were
$1,710,588, or 88 cents per share, of which $325,186 or 17 cents
per
share represented a
special non-recurring itean.
Thus profits from
operations increased 69'v
over
this
period.
Net sales for the
period totaled $53,679,000 compared
the three
quarters ended Dec. 31, 1958.
1965.
whole
Continental Motors
total
corresponding
lor
and
bonds
expenditures,
construction
$32,000,000
electric
utility
gas
...
Chrysler Corp.—Dodge Sales Soar—
stock.
period
and
Francis
Co.,
Rock
authorization
sub¬
$2,339,688, equivalent to $1.20 per share
to year-encl adjustments, Harry B. Henshel,
Jan.
on
39-week
and
purposes
•
certificates
The
100
to
subject
reported
the
the
1,
in
production,
tricity
and
2615.
p.
of
to
to
the
by dividing the net asset
Investing in effect at the closing
to be exchanged.—V. 190, p. 2615.
for
2%
at 98 »/*%
Challenge-Cook Eros, above.
350,000
assets
company
in
150,000
Sullivan &
190,
pared
the
of
and
255,000
Trusts Offered—
Bulova Watch Company,
Inc.—Earnings Up—
Net
:
electric
255,000
Inc.__
Co
Co.—_____
Chicago,
in
in
Dec.
the
~
determined
Street
operates
electric
further
corporate
construction
general.
interest
BUSINESS—The
construction,
other
•'
and
owns
for
Challenge Manufacturing-Co.—Combined—
Jan.
transferred
letter's
future
and
to Feb.
company,
accrued
decreasing annually
securi-
construction," for
prior
the
of
plus
connection
270,000
shareholders.
be
shares
for
are
Gas
135,000
See
per¬
until
with
in
cost
be
financing will be added to the,
repay
outstanding bank loans
to
construction' program,
approximately
and
the
used
the
company's
follows:
as
$2,000,000,
REDEMPTION—The
1961.
will
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.
Inc.
_
SEC
Act
Investing,
Bartram,
incurred
for
used
for
The
Inc.X
Milwaukee
Bosworth,
substantially
49
Street
be
underwriters
company
Co.,
&
835,200.—V.
with
15,
the
Corp.;- and
persons
&
Witter
Loewi
,
personal
holding
company
between
it
and
Broad
a
for
Brothers
15,:
were
the
to
Jan.
debentures
ment,
are4
524,000
Allyn
Dean
receipt
system
Company
interested
&
sales
gas
Hornblower «fe Weeks__
substantial
applied
Investment
net
will
$524,000
maturing
has
company
agreement
Street
value
into
securities
all
of
Broad
investment
issued
request
is
an
stantially
and
has
Bertram
Under
value
City
from
Corp.
Corp.—Proposes Acquisition—
exemption order
under
the
the issuance of its shares at
mitting
all
Street Investing:
Electric
Curtis
truly
improve
in
the
loans
subsidiaries,
-v;'",,;.■/..
■
%•' %
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Halsey,
Broad
hank
of
of
respective principal amounts
underwriter's name below:
unHorwritPr'c noma Vioint»'<
additional
Hemisphere
afid'after
on
sale
subsidiaries
the
2446.
p.
apportioned
stock,
and
is
miles
1959.
and
company's
competitive. position
in
1960
and
improvements throughout our Western
Beard concluded.—V.
aircraft
revenue
equipment
the
of
expenditures .of
principal,
1960
The
pruposes.
from
and
with
Health.
•
,
to
UNDERWRITERS—The
operation anywhere
in
between Dallas and New York
on
the
which
$24.50
m
The
service
1960."
non-stop
Jet,
company
Stone & Webster Securities
both
Super
of
yield
electricity or gas or both covers approximately, 3,300
square,.miles or of
67^ oi the aiea oi the state. The area has a population
in
excess
commercial
performed with turbine poweTed
of our eighth
and final
Electra
Boeing
provided
Dorado
rate
redeemable prior to Jan.
are not
from
stocks
common
purchase from the
Electra
routes
El
the
at
stock.
funds
connection
company's
corporate
common
proceeds
general
in
the
part
into
REVENUES—Consolidated operating revenues
during the 12 months
Sept.
30
were
$44,902,081;
earnings
available
for
interest,
$7,026,255; and net income available for common
various sectors.
707-227
into scheduled
went
Dallas
and
Boeing
pure
these
on
night coach services on
the
PROCEEDS—Net
company's
ended
turbo-prop aircraft were
placed in Service June 15, 1959," Beard added, "and by year's end
seven
were
in
service
in
the
Texas-Washington-New York;
TexasOld ihuina -Kansas
City-Chicago; and Texas-Amarillo-Denver markets.
Electra
1975
.
convertible
to
SfVH?1 jas distribution properties in South Dakota and natural gas
nrmii.
Pr°l,ertles'In Nebraska, while subsidiaries own telephone
proper ties and provide telephone
operations,
;.■'• ■'■•••
two
first
15,
___.1l '
oversub¬
was
.
be
service
,
$8,737,000.
'The
v
...
-
Jan.
s
issue
1960,
1,
approximately 4.94% to maturity,
munities
in
Minnesota,
Iowa,
Wisconsin,
Illinois,
Virginia,
North
Carolina, and Florida. Of total consolidated
operating revenues in the
12
months
ended
Sept. 30 last, 57%
was
derived from
telephone
an.
notmced on Jan. 19 that the company earned an estimated net profit
U "
for 1959 of $2,502,000,
equal to 85 cents per share, compared with
$101 per share earned in 1958.
' • f
••These figures,"
said Beard, "are subject to adjustment in either
direction upon completion of our annual audit now in progress but
we
believe them to be reasonably accurate.
Despite five months of
earlier jet competition
in the Dallas-Chicago and Dallas-New York
markets and nine months of new competition in the Dallas-West Texas
markets
1959 net profit
from operations was second best in our
31-year
history and total net profit, including, capital gains, was
third best."
Dividends paid during 1959 totaled 60 cents per share, the same has
been paid each year since
1954 when 50 cents was paid.
Beard estimated operating revenues of $74,235,000, operating costs
of■ S69.039.000
and a cash flow
(net income
plus depreciation!
of
—
1960, and due Feb.
an
,
5%
lower interest cost, but otherwise
a
proceeds
advances
in
BUSINESS—Central
-
Texas
1,
by
99% and accrued X, \
from Feb.
~
.X. interest
.7
~
Co.
expenditures and purchases of subsidiary
purposes.
Braniff Airways, Inc.—Earnings—News
Dallas,
20
incurred
will
repayment
^lth bast construction
investment
of
proceeds
to
_
this
„
-t-u^
initially
applied
of
_
w
The
common
corporation on Jan. 11 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 23.000 shares of common stock to be offered at par ($10 per
share», without underwriting
The proceeds are to be used for expenses incidental to operating a
raee track.
■ ,*••.
', .*.... •
0
,
The
President
.
Feb.
1, 1990, was made on
underwriting group jointly managed by
Morgan Stanley & Co.; Putnam & Co.; Chas. W. Scranton
& Co., and Estabrook & Co. The bonds are offered at,
Securities Corp. offered
i '
i
interest.
u,0^ *uncbs borrowed at
redeemable
Beard,
~
*■
ifi?r:EDEiMPTION~The debentul'es
E
dated
—
.
the books closed.
Breeders Corp., Brookline, Mass.—piles With Securities and Exchange Commission—
rhft,
ap¬
I
Central Electric & Gas
-CONVERSION—The
-
total
Co.
convertible subordinated debentures, due
Racing &
^
will
— Debentures
Sold
An
headed by -Paine, Webber, Jackson
'
n 1
Vertol Aircraft Corp. below.—V. 190, p. 2139.
Boston
facilities
.
C"r~isWebber
.
year.—V. 190, p. 2615.
Airplane
&
group
i
«n
.
See
distributing
.
took
99,664 shares of
1959, and the present total of 609,664 shares o capital stock
1,328 by
the
lutstanciing would be increased to 1,219.328 by the proposed split,
u
no
preferred1 stock: outstanding.
••
There is no preferred stock outstanding
Pntir
dividends of 17'a cents each have been declared during the
Boeing
Electric
underwriting
•>■
ppbruarv
past
and
feet.
square
Jan-
from
Ihupoofim.
manufacturing:
750,000
The
3
iuie gn
B
subscriptions
and
advertisements must be made
In New York funds.
t
4
(384)
trucks,
stop
transit
for
'Sales
above
the.
the
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
and
Newton Glekel,
school
buses,
totalled
year
previous
year's
ambulances and
$35,056,561,
volume
-which
funeral
- was
$26,460,770,
of
it
coaches.
; about
sidiaries,
namely, Town House East, a lease 011 land in New York;
House, a contract for purchase of an apartment"inYork; Wilshlre Towers of Los Angeles, land owned in,Wqstwood,
Calif.; ,.6500 .Wilshire
Building - Corp.,
an
unimproved ,.plot
in
Los
Angeles; Interboro General Hospital in, Brooklyn, qwned = by a sub-T
sidiary; and Mandalay Shores pf Clearwater Beach, FIa.„ a contract
for purchase of a
plot of land In Clearwater. Proceeds of the proposed
36 %'
stated
was
..
earnihgS r'ose nearly 50%, to $1,672,535,
the
on
In
726,275
the
justed
for
shares
common
preceding
the
year
10',i
stock
.
-
$2.30
share
a
,
dividend
during
paid
the
year.
Mr. Glekel referred
:
stock
.
to the year
ahead
Ti»e
for
nation
for
need
more
he
,
r
having
the
been
port
rate
pointed
Net
$7,638,944
a
Financial
powerful
a
first
that
been
this
earlier.
year
the
for .school
the
buses
nation's school
which
six-fold
Since
has
.effect
1958
compared
previous
The
increased
the
for
of
also
the
unin--1
v'
the
future,
the
suburbs:
for
important
include:
transit
ambulance
buying
sales
and
in¬
in
departments,
agencies;
Tne
52-inch
for
industries,
the
convertibility
easy
Red
Cross
to
the
and
use
full
a
providing
patients;
Divco's Golden
1
multi-stop
the
trucks,
company's
school
buses,
coaches
factured
Works
Ind..
by
makes
the
480.
p.
and
Millejr-Meteor
funexal coaches^ at
—v.. 189.
Division
school
its two
!■"■*■■■<
the
at
adult
Division
plants
Detroit
manufactures
in
at
ambulances
Bellefontaine
and
The
by
Dominick
equal
to
of
«fc
$23.30
standing.
end
Fund, Inc., closed-end
Dominick. had a net
share
per
compared
1958.
with
Total
The
total
Dec,
number
5,431
was
,
31.
form
ordinary
On
Jan,
cents
Jan.
mon
in
1960.
the
per
both
The
nine
share
capital
gain
a
1960
dividend
principally
and
is
the
the
from
by
stocks,
annual
half
from
the
to
1958.
fund.
At
of
one
89.3%
net
agencies
assets.
and
cash,
2.3'*
and
stocks
Obligations
net
of
at
The
from
the
of
85
record
in
portfolio
single
Free
U.
Dow
Chemical
Co.
(&
of
of
the
the
of
oil
period
Income
$28,028,844.
Earnings before
pared
with
taxes
S.
V.
i
of
were
Shares
For
the
the
same
$16,853,114,
754.281
accounted
Government
6.9%.
(R.,
and
its
net
period
64
or
for
months
'
Co,
6
with
common
and
400
SEC
The
net
com¬
84
or
is
to
share is to be
and
net
taxes
company
was
organized
all
owned
ests
is
by
In
the
real
engaged
under
f.0;'1
deo
to
estate,
in
the
two
red
were
Five
own
are
$41,-
acquired
by
such
filed
own
fee
businesses of six
and
and
bocks
at
an
cf
the
gages
of
$1,0^8,900.
stock
and
arsumed
The
aggregate
corporations
The
in
1
B
invent?
in,
invest
Various
lJ?e slock of
stock
buy,, hold,
amount,
companies
(other
into
(convertible
pioperttes
that
eight
liabilities
company has entered
cits,
in
corporations
or
real
leasehold
estate,
than
of
the
from
agreements
for
the
improve,
now
owned
by
inter¬
one
business.
property cor¬
Dwormam at
subject
$500,600
debt)
for
into
the
to
1958
as
under
191,
builders'
$591,006
common;,
and
in
sell
quarter
$923,637,
James
ago.
by
to
estate
the
sub¬
additional
■
,
to*
.
be
such
of
be
approved,
that
if Federal Pacific
acquires
Cornell-Dubilier common and
of
,
cites
Board
amendment
an
tax-free
number
,
in
Directors
;
fixing
the
considered
■
terms
of
operating
exchange,
histories
of
their marketing and manufacturing
policies, the
advantages anticipated from the acquisition, the finan¬
of
the companies,
their properties contracts and other-
and
the
to
.
.
investment
Federal
qualities
stock,
-
Pacific
for
distribution
grid.
including
^
-
River Authority has awarded
its Texas power
on
their
of
and
their
-
contracts
control
totaling
,
apparatus
to
*
West
company,
of
with
the
SEC
stock/
Memphis, .Ark.,
Jan.
011
be
to
19
offered
for
The.company has
not yet done any life Insurance business but ex¬
• in
the- sale of all forms of life insurance.
It has
90,000
shares
of
no
par
common
stock;
and
110,000
shares of the $1 par common are reserved: for issuance
upon the
exercise of options which
may be granted agents end other
pects
to
engage
outstanding
employees.
Net
of
proceeds
$1
par
to
be
received
will
common
from
be
the
added
public sale
the
of
300,000 shares
the
to
capital and surplus of the
company and thereby put the .company in a better
position to expand
its
business.
'
■
/
The
prospectus
lists
Raymond M. Briggs of Memphis as Board
Chairman and Ernest M. Hawkins,
Jr., as President.
They and three
other officials own 10.000 no
par shares each;
and 17,000 such shares
are
owned
by Gilbert Schade, of Memphis.
Flo-Mix Fertilizers
The
SEC
seeking
has
to
with
fi'etl
1934.
earnings
compel
the
The
10-K
Corp.—Named by SEC—
action
an
Flo-Mix
reporting
in
the
charges
for
report
semi-annual
i
Fertilizers
requirements
complaint
annual
Form 9-K
that
the
Federal
Corp.,
the
of
the
Court
of
in
Houma,
New
Orleans,
La.,' to
comply
Act of
Securities
Exchange
failed to file
company
fiscal
year ending
Nov. 30,
1958,
lor the period ended May 31, 1959.
report
Form
a
and
a
Florida West Coast Corp.,
Miami, Fla.—Files With SEC
'«.*
The corporation
on. Dec.
filed
21
letter
a
of
notification
with
SEC
the
covering 300,000 shares of common stock (par one cent) to be offered
$1 per share, through Mid Town Securities
Corp., New York, N. Y.
at
The
proceeds
to
are
be
for
used
working capital.
Future, Inc., Fairbanks, Alaska—Files With SEC—
The
\
'
(ended
Shennan,
ing
the
of
this
year's
date.
Last
third
$0.21
share
per
third
for
in
the
the
first
first
of
the
that
the
Shennan
quarter
and
first
company:
"The
last
to
enable
us
make
to
gains
in
over-all
an
ahead,
both
with
sales
and
/
1959
in
each
and,
The
and
leading
publisher
past
orders
substantial
M,
the
90
Since
been
the
recognized
Stamp
book
The
1869
as
Catalogues
stores."
Scott
They
the
were
company's
recorded
when
by
n°t
Net
stamp
catalogues
postage stamp
the ultimate in their
now
in
are
Standard
on
the
Postage
prices
approximately 120.000
international catalogues.
sale
116th
of
'
with
other
and
1959
20
The
to
$8
of
at
plant
field.
all
albums
for
and
It
is
one
albums
and
Scott
leading
Catalogue
and
lic
Publlcatibns, Inc.*;
and
catalogues
edition
Stamp
stamps.
production
Pacific
Electric
Preliminary figures distduring the year, with
quarter.
-
said,
the
was
reached
natural
$2.31
with
the
one
hand
the
income,
net
In
were
supplier.*;
and
reduced
from
larger
large
year.
expenses
Mr.
Power
"
share
a
$2.81
in
a
1958.
common
Total
share,
revenues
$08,249,594."
to
the
addition
$97
of
gas
the
on
exceptionally
months
prevailed,
$4,222,410. equal to
company, which serves
011
additions and
account
system,
weather^
'V;
contributing
of
more
•
improved
17,000
over
than
250
Improvements
million.—V.
j.'
"
\
last
year,
customers.
new
communities,
last
189,
showing
and
year
spent over
the total
1238.
p.
;
■
■
..
offering of $15,000,000 General Acceptance Corpora¬
tion 6%
the
have
lists,
of
office
Chief
and
&
Postage
dealers and
&
2,300
Curtis and
three
Miss
management,—V.
and
The debentures
by
made
on
Jan. 20
Webber,
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities
Paine,
gaged
tail
of
in
financing,
dealers'
and
188,
and
Vote—Contract
Shareholders of Federal Pacific
Electric Co./ at a meeting on Feb.
8, *
will be asked to
approve the acquisition
by their company of all or as
many as can be acquired of the
507,390 outstanding shares of common
stock of Cornell-Dublier
Electric Corp. This
step, disclosed "in a proxy
statement
mailed
to
stockholders on
Jan.
13,
would
be
completed
100%
and
accrued
of
allied
or
automobiles
automobile
lines
general
of
and
insurance,
insurance
for
loan
and
re¬
purchasers,
wholesale
financing
rediscountlng of receivables of,
writing of automobile
inventories,
finance
;>/
en¬
companies,
also
In
the
credit
life
Insurance
brokerage businesses,
company
will
use
part of the net proceeds from
the debentures for the reduction
of short-term borrowings,
of the proceeds will
be added to general working funds
company.
sale of
The
of
priced at
through subsidiaries the company is
the business of.making installment loans to
individuals,
principally/ other
Maud
are
■
BUSINESS—Directly
_
great
Co.
the
Co.—Acquis.
was
headed
interest.
pages.
describes
the
senior debentures due 1980
underwriting group
Jackson
Standard
stamp
contain
an
PROCEEDS—The
Federal
billing
markedly
million
by
in
charge
a
or
compared
factor
Power
was
$3,467,569
$77,143,976,
Mr.
■
final
last' three
mild
purchases of
higher revenues
was
income for
Another
contribut¬
Scott publications will
operate
as
a
wholly-owned subsidiary of
Esquire, Inc. The present management of
Scott's will continue without
change with Mr, Gordon Harrncr as Editor
in
the
.
of
the
smaller
the
on
cycle
for
unusually
the
effect
compared
will
bv
$750,000
in
Net—
quarter accounted for the
this company
in 1959 over
President.
about
coming
Aids
General Acceptance Corp.—Debentures Offered—Pub¬
the business of Scott
Scott
are
involved.
fourth
reported
Power,
rose
gain
the
\
shipments
volume
operating divisions
profits."—V. 191, p. 4,
R.
income
®aid.
a
fiscal
our
years,
'
is
temperatures in October and November resulted
consumption
of natural
gas
in the Missouri-Kansas area
expenses
be
(Mo.)—Chill
pattern In
Income
to
of
under
reduced
the
Co.
/.•
has acquired
of
postage
No underwriting
working capital.
for
below-normal
heavy
Esquire, Inc.—Acquisition—
The corporation
per'month.
be used
to
net
net
all
revenues
February, tradi¬
profitability of our
in
that
December,
in¬
and
increase
higher
according
The
/
loss
a
will
of
all
11
filed a letter of notification with the
capital stock .(treasury stock) (par $50)
share for subscription by five stockholders
of
per
weather
.
from
in
Electronics
watch
ate
Service
virtually
Last
profitability
quarter
1958,
/
/
estimate
year
I'
and
quarters.
v/;;-\;
spring season for watches
said.
share
one
unusual
sharply
fiscal
resulted
Abrasives,
to
closed
were
date.
share
per
three
earnings
greater
of
February,
fiscal
An
the
$23,-
sales
to
year
industry.
The
largely
011
whether
depends
enough
quarter
$62
Gas
40
In
totaled
quarter
the
shares
at
The proceeds
re¬
Jan.
on
93
offered
/. limited
$62,796
$188,030.
and
corporation
covering
be
vy.I'V:-;-i;;:■#
Jr
$0.07
were
the
improved
shipments and
watch
Mr,
to
1959)
President,
for
quarter
year's
third
divisions
one,"
the
to the
6,
with
compared
G.
SEC
Dec.
;-vx\'t.
the deficit Incurred
erased
2028.
of
of
filed a registration state¬
covering 300,000 shares of $1 par
public sale at $10 per share. The
offering is to be made on a best efforts basis through three
promoters
and officers, who will receive a
selling commission of $2 per share.
$1,011,127,1,"
in
to
totaled
for
presently
in
Taylor
held
real
contract, to
third
reached
year
/
January
p.
will
statement
and
-
This
Representative* William C. Cramer
Leighton I.
Davis,
USAF,
assistant
the
earnings
year
quickly
E.
it
number
exchange tax* free
■
-
.
Should
would
the combined
companies,
common:
hardware
and
exchange
sufficient
make the
a
to
common
stock.
common
Pacific's
installed
p. .-101..'
for
year
a
confident
fiscal
mort¬
shares
acquire
can
exchange
condition
ment
sub¬
a
$234,038.
which
600.000
Pacific
Federated Reserve Life Insurance
Co.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
first
in
2340.
$22,117,172 for the year to date.
share basis, earnings for the third
are
capital
to
in
of
through subsidiaries,
manage
or
are
pursuant
share
^ pr?poses* directly
develop,,
are
and
issued
mortgage
ciRht corporations
share
-
present
of
p.
•
'
"' '
'.
Equipment covered by the contracts, Including oil circuit breakers
and
station power transformers,
is • scheduled lor shipment by
spring of
1960. The apparatus will be built at Federal
Pacific's new high voltage
switchgear plant in Santa Clara, Calif.—-V, 191, p. 101.
Net Up—
sales
-
,
$8,907,000
$364,000
operated
growing
190,
•
$9,677,625
volume
"We
now
and
contracting
*
President, together with members of
aggregate 81,797 shares of Cornell-Dubilier
have' expressed their intention to accept the
I
Include
General
earnings
the
arid
good
25%
at
bv the Dworman* in
the years
$1,792,998, are carried on the
of
its
includes the months of December/
January
tionally slow months in the watch
regis¬
corporations. Such
businesses had been
acquired
1959
be
1959iV,'',-v^^^'.v7''/''l;Vi''
be
year
300 000
public sale
subject to)existing and assumption of
other
substantially in exchange for the stock of
such
HUl1
will
fiscal
industrial
very
com¬
a
covering
for
eight
corporations
yielded
quarter
per share was incurred in
Shennan said
that the
come
1960.
to acquire
construction and
and
of
For
from
up
was
of
will
the
share.—V.
per
Major
Micronics.
2240.
p.
York,
offered
contracts
estate
assets
to
in
Sl.il
three
Delaware
said
quarters'
inc.—Sales,
which
staff.—V.
quarter
per
creased
$16,011,447.
$20,539,000i
190.
New
of
income
and
$1,01
last
15,
stock
$12,103,000.'
$9,7.19,000,
Communications, Inc.—New Building—
period
Ill
earnings
Mr.
income
were
same
for
"We
against
Dwormans end
assets
its
outstanding
Dwormans,
Substantially all the
poration*.
of
an
is
cents
speakers
were
a
year
share.
per
law on Jan,
14, I960,
presently wholly owned by Dworman
Associates, a copartnership
consisting of three brothers. Lester, Alvin
and Darryl Dworman
Simul¬
taneously with the issuance of the 30O
()oo common shares, the company
will acquire
and
Sales
were
underwriting group headed by Charles Plohn
all or nothing
basis, for which a commission of $1
per
paid (plus $25,000 for expenses>,
an
4
of
,
third
On
SEC—
be
were
Net
three
penetration
on-Jan.
'
comparable
cents
before
amounted
Jan,
on
stock
first
Engineers
and
$7,813,934
foreign
the
$184,672,020
Ave.,
1958
period.
quarters
of
the
year
and
brought earnings
weeks (three quartersi of the current
fiscal year to
like period a year ago the
company had a loss of
compared with 26,129.105,
the company reported sales
$18,963,700
Park
on
.two
$1 66
and
tne
-
The
.
income
Depreciation
and
in
preceding year.—V.
at
the
stock.
share through
on
The
located
statement
of
per
the
S.
Earnings
were
in
by
Federal
Pacific's
members of his family, would
be'
the number of shares tendered
by
by
of
incorporation so as to confer upon the company's pre¬
right / to vote 'upon all matters on a share-for-share
proxy
$489,200
com-:
Nov. ;27. 1959
acceptance of,
bathroom
current
ported
1958,
amortization
in
to
$84,615,546
$26,355,899.
Corp.—Registers With
corporation
shares
in
contingent
of
shares
an
The Lower Colorado
r
Washington's distribution nationally.
-1 j
leading producer of cutlery, kitchen tools,; stainless
a
company's
629,578
$22,790,581,
share.
per
of
Butler.
or
chief
the
lor
$341,881,379
S41,281.000
were
is
and
assets,
Washington
on
Elgin National Watch Co.—Earnings
Up—
27,120.849
sales
T.
Fla.)
The
-
.
,
Nov.' 30,
of
quarter
and
$20,597,000
Dworman
tration
1958.
cents
depreciation
with
$10
of
second
pared
The
were
ended
income
$32,864,561
the
while
and
the
of
exchange
'
Federal
stock3.now: owned
Cole,
regardless
respective price ranges and ,/arninga/
the'
share
by
'
corporate
1792,
p.
were
U.
exchange
sales, totaled
for
;
totaled
1958.
54fr
the
'
189,
months
against
$41,085,000
and
against
Taxes
as
in
'
each
be' operated
the*
,v.:.
stockholders
and
receive
St.
deputy
share.
six
reported
outstanding
three
S202.035.11S
sales
the
being
Dedication
field
economy.
-
per
for
$39,497,494
amortization
1958,
$1.07
market
Electronic
-
Subs.)—Net Up—
outstanding.
in
or
taxes
$54,384,743
were
period.
stock
for
vv-
-
,
common'
into
time
subsidiary. The proposed exchange, it
js
alignment of the two companies
shares outstanding.
economies
Petersburg. Fla. corporation will dedicate its new ,150,000
square foot factory building on Jan.
28, F. W. Godsey, Jr., President,
announced on
Jan. 20.' The new
building, which cost approximately
$11
million,
will
effectively
double
the
company's
manufacturing
capability.
'
,-r.
:.:V
and
equipment
World
amounted
common
same
its
1958
the
expand
cookware,
The
Mich.,
company
on
Jan.
15
reported
consolidated
sales of
$393,716,483
and
net
income
totaling
$45,118,052
for
the
six
months period ended
Nov. 30,
1959. The net
share of
sales,
*1959
for
and
and
$23,218
/
Midland.
For
Its
of
Transformer
of
The
of
will
company
.
stock
investment
value
represented
1.5%
series,
the
,
of
will
share
convertible
at
closer
common
M.
own
of
more
two
cial
~
terms
or
the
^
one-fifth
be
fixed
the
the
proposed
Federal
new
.
office
the
the
of
stock,
Ore.
corresponding
Edward
ordinary
of
either
number
market
liabilities,
preferred
'
stock
common
and
6%
of
stock
The-
share-
the
of
in
largest
he said,
industries in
common
series
Vice-President/ announced new .highs In both
and
earnings for a six month period.
Sales for
the
period
ending Nov. 30, 1959 were $4,622,044 with
earnings of $529,977 or 92
cents per share.
The six mohths period
ending Nov. 30, 1958 yielded
sales of $2,751,831, and
earnings of $314,480 or 54 cents per share,
showing an increase in 1959 of 68'r
in sales and IQ'/t. in
earnings."
Included in the period
ending Nov. 30, 1959 are five months' result^
the
percentage of
Stout. President, told
This
reduction
was
made
time,
growing
1959.
the
100,000
new
"
.......
stock
stock.
Electro Instruments,
a.
represent
present
fastest
31,
of
bonds,
the
the
Dec.
to
a
sales
investment
in
International Business Machines
Corpo¬
increased from 9.2'*
to
10%
during the year, Mr, Stout said."
continues
of
will
be
Cornell-Dubilier,
the
about
Cornell-Dubilier
preferred
accessories,
kitchen
gadgets
and
closet
accessories, Ekco is a major supplier of
equipment and glazing Service
for commercial bakeries and a
growing factor in the builders' hard¬
ware
field, producing sliding door hardware in its
Kennatrack sub¬
sidiary and steel lockers and cabinets in its
Worley & Co. division.
—V. 190, p. 2616.
Varick
year.
the
80%
and
Will be, used as part of
Washington
Steel
Products
Products
approximate^*
the
ferred
Beggs,'
:
completion of the
by the holders of
$382,000
steel
1,707
dividend
the
8.9';
A.
report.
of
9
to
in
of
T,
second
Cornell-Dubiliei
stock,
basis With
shares
-
stock.
to
creation
common
preferred
Robert
manufacturer
a
issue.; The first
21.609
shares
will
"
,
of
offer,
exchange
if.Federal
certificate
.
under, which
Ekco
-
year-
stockholders
payable
change
15.9%
oil
3lst
first
reduced
was
stock
At
in
significant
the
stock
of
by
is
an
class of
accepting stockholders.,
^
•
-*
): Cornell-Dubilier stockholders, at > special meeting
tentatively sched¬
uled for Feb. 9,
will vote upon a proposal to amend the
company's
•
top officials,;.:
including H. E. Anderson, F. A. Haines. Jr. and C.
Stanley Anderson."
He said the
acquisition of the Tacoma company will increase Ecko's
fund's
ration
This
most
reduction
in
issues
The
the
represented
stockholders
gains
to
offer
■
dividend
a
capital
16.
of
Products
new
,
Thomas
shares of
.tantalum
<
a
convertible
The
preferred
company
„
reported
was
B^ggs said Washington Steel Products
sidiary of Ekco. -under the management
rv,'v
declared
and
Feb.
approved
agreed
months
the
of
the
was
31,
I,":
bring
Blake,
family who
common
,
Issue
hardware.
preferred
cumulative
offer
in
to
directors
payable
of
Portland,
the
and
1958
the
consolidated
a
for
,.
r
were
1959
the
at
"of
end
Dec.
on
company
the
exchange
Octave
his
at
least 80'*- of the Washington common
currently outstanding.
'
' ...
^
Washington Steel Products,' Inc., has its main
plant
and* head¬
quarters at Tacoma, Wash., and other
plants at Seattle-, -Wash.-j and-
out¬
1959
of
Other Cornell-Dubilier stockholders.
4
1959,
at
which -the
at
Cornell-Dubilier
tenderd
,
31,
31.
door
it
Beggs said.
Wasnington Steel
share
that
the
$791,870. or 48 cents per share,
$1,139.816,: or 103 cents per share, from
/,/
■
//%•/'•• •'/
/ Vr'
and
gains...
cents
1959.
assets
the
amounted
$35,811,000
the
at
cash,:..;
fund
gas
1959
12
I960,
During
net
in
income
capital
of
assets
4.271
Dec.
on
6f
re¬
shares
Ohio,
stock
share
per
,
and
space
create
5 Va %
pre.
I. .-/./--r-.;/:
adopting
value. They, will vote also on a
proposal to
authorized common stock from
2,500;00o to
convertible preferred stock would
be'redeemfrom $23 per .share to $24,265 per share.
ranging
stock
would
President
office,
new
added
to
of
on
new
,
by shareholders of Ekco'
acquisition rOf- Washington
Steel
Steel
acquired.
shares
and
managed
Dec.
capital
$22
the
both
shares
vote
par
The
ratio
as
incorporation
>
,
shareholders will
500,000
stock for
second
strengthen/ the position- of * each r company in its own field
activity.
Upon'approval of the acquisition by shareholders; the 105,300
'
"
stock
lor
Wash.,
stock
Besides
at
of
of
company
v;
share,
22,
total
with
shares
figure
stockholders of
127
of
per
the
1954.
realized,
income
with
of
compared
Dividends paid
net
of
value
asset
1.659,640
adjusted
assets
S33.677.0C0 compared
end
on
an
hew
way
be
field,
company
and
Washington common
Beggs said-holders
/*/ ;j7,v\
investment
Pacific
stated,
common
convertible
would
,
solid " electrolyte
"
,
Fund, Inc.—Asset Value Up—
Dominick
'
a
consisting
stock-exchange plan
volume
Oominick
*
s,that
provide
capacitor,
Washington
stockholders
Holders
and
Piqua,
?
Ekco.
cumulative
one-half
the Wayne
Richmond,
plant;
buses
of
Tacoma,
cabinet
of
second
other
passenger
will
Co\—Acquisition—News—
the
existing products
%;/".<
■/?'/,
at
Richmond, Indiana, op¬
Multi-stop trucks are manu¬
line. ■;..
the Divco Truck
Division
and
and
prices
the
5 x/iTk
company's
common
accept
Inc.,- subsidiary, of
lease it to EFCON,;
*
of
the
will
ten
inches
higher than
particular advantage for
a
Field,
stated
areas .will
-
18
paves
of
Ekco
.V./
*
whose headquarters are
plants in the Middle West.
four
Jan.
on
Co.
preferred
or
-
Divca-Wayn
erates
Approval
second
V/1'
/'
Roosevelt
Chairman,
hew; type
a
jobber
Missile, 4-cylinder Engine, America's first
4-cylinder
engine for multi-stop trucks, with overhead
valves. - '
Important design and engineering advances also
have
been
made
in
Board
manufacturing
Products,'Inc.,
and
insulated
an
•
Ambulance,
in
heart
operations.
building the plant and
long-term arrangement.-
a
Alley,
of
•
Products
;; 1
/;
Guardian
ambulances how
most
and
is
President
volunteer fire
emergency
$23
of
exchange .offer is made.,.
If
a
sufficient -number
Garden
n
.
producers
electrolytic
*
Already successful,
volume
tantalum
February
electrolytic capacitors.
both
the
solid
the"
of
duction
almost
in
and
.
of
transit
by
in
Ekco "Products
resulted
at
conversion
equipment necessary to keep pace,with the company's pro-,
planned expansion aiid would be the industry's newest and.
complete
facility.
*
>'
C" EFCON, formerly known as Electronic Fabricators, Inc., is a
capacitor:
manufacturer.
It
recently announced plans to begin quantity pro-.
report
buses
D,
and
gram
Emergency Rescue Vehicle, developed expressly
metropolitan city ambulance, for airports, for both munici¬
high cubic capacity
refrigerated unit;-
For
increase!;the
3,000,000 shares.
most
growing
one-third
economical
more
Wayne
in
the
than
more
Paul
;/:%-'•/
offers
of
preferred stock,
future
or
specialized
to
—*
favorable
;/■
v.:;
Tlie Divco-Wayne Bantam Bus,
particularly designed for small-city
transit. for feeder lines,
private schools,
inter-plant transportation
and .similar
uses;.'.
•.;%/ -/v
//
The Divco Model 71
Truck, largest ever built by the company, which
per
of .current
''
electro-Malic
Field.
production
<fc
search
from*
up
increased
of
move
Roosevelt
Knapp,
Incorporated on
re-*
.
of
expansion
Webb
i
$8,461,705,
will
at
capacitor
with'
The
year
Among
the
to
carry
necessity
sales
at
equity
outlook
as
They
as p
and
other
is
needs
Pacific
•"*
.
\■
Divco-Wayne
for use
pal
regarded
ahead.
years
or
financial
into newly* constructed plant and
City, L. I., New York. ■■./;;
The new
20,00c square ft. building will be more than twice the
size of the
company's present facilities in New York City. The one-,
story, all brick and steel structure was
designed by Webb & Knapp's
architect,
John
Harold
Barry,
specifically for
EFCONV specialized
payments
year.
consecutive
stood
year-end.
already
the
♦
four
year.
are
manufacturer
offices
1958.
year,
The
company's, continuing
research
program
troduction of several new vehicles during the
they
This
Divco-*
*
,
„■*
hospitals and communities.
,
the
properties.
EFCON, Inc.—New Plant—
sub¬
centk,
25
the
23rd
1959,
movement
which
and
>
the
of
Shareholders'
children;
1955,
merchandising
/
increasing population
vehicles
rate
the
31,
$9,825,996 from $8,748,076 at the
factors, affecting
the company's
need
during
in
was
Oct.
at
for
operation.
payments.
capital
cited
tool"
of
quarterly
which had
wholly-owned
financing
Corp. established late in
new
year
increased
the
at
out
working
company's
Sales
were
dividend
'
the
its
made
20-cent
terrupted
at
for
used
these
-
■
.•
Divco-Wayne
having "become
products in
Cash
dividends
;t
be
share-for-share basis of C-D
of Federal
^
Capital stock consisting
able
of
era
more
credited
Wayne
in
will
capacitors
stated,
,
report
sidiary,
with
".-J- >.•
spectacular growth with a spiralling
schools, more services—and particularly
of the type that Divco-Wayne *s best able to
ah
m
hemes,
transportation
'
The
is
more
supply."
5
sale
projects affecting
Monday, January 25, 1960
.
To accomplish the acquisition,
amendment to the certificate of
':v/'•
r
-
to
outstanding at the year-end. Earnings'
$1,122,218, equivalent to $1 57 a share ad¬
were
In his message to shareholders,
"most promising,"
<•
as
equal
ferred stock.
.
a
a
New
President.
'
Net
through exchange on
proposed new Issue
Gramercy Town
by ]
;
balance
the
REDEMPTION—The
1970.
of
debentures are not redeemable prior to Jan. 1,
Thereafter they may be redeemed In
whole or part at the option
company at prices ranging from 103'fr
to 100%, plus accrued
the
interest.
The
debentures
may
also
be
redeemed
at
any
time
after
j
a"-
through operation of a sinking fund at 100% and
'
*
1962
\
Number 5919v. .The Commercial
191
Volume
'
-
accrued
'
total income during the six months ended
1059 was $11,012,44X5 and net income was $1,263,422,. com-
'
in
short-term borrowings, funded debt and capital stock of the
and. its
consolidated subsidiaries as adjustedto give
bS
To
Authorized
Borrowing__-^r-.^~---L.-~^_
$4,000,000
10,000,000
J/;,
111,500
*
goia
mining
December
to
„
„
1,640,000
540,000
240,000
December
persons,
9,800,000
4,000,000
2,751,000
for
stock
Preferred
pref; stock
Voting
70,000
value)—
1,000,000 shs.
—/'/■
80,000 shs.
series .—'
350,000 shs.
(no par
Voting pref. stock 60d Series-^-
Shs,7
♦♦As of Nov.
Inc.
of
voting
reserved
for exercise
debentures,
of
Paine,
Securities
&
principal
chase
Webbei,
Co.,
1
te
acting
are
Name
.
Webber,
Amount
■
Eastman
Dillon,
Co.
Securities & Co.——
Smith, Barney & Co
G. Becker &
Co.,
Inc.'
1,500,000
Co~_I
c.
Lee
Langley & Co
Higginson
F. S.
450,000
Moseley & Co
Reynolds
&
L. F. Rothschild &
Co._f
Shields
&
Co
Arthurs,
450,000
450,000
Baehe
&
Co.—
&
Co.
Blair
&
Inc"—3—
Co.,
Equitable
Loewi
As
&
Co.
Co.,
&
&
Roberts
York
W.
Inc.-
Co.,
&
;*
S.
390.000
D.
;
^
•
&
Inc.-.:———
Lunt
As
Co
1 105,000
105,000
225,000
101.
p.
manufacture
of
coils
tansistorized radio receivers
manufactures
devices.—V. 190, p.
coils
transformers
and
for
conventional
and
for
transformers
2040.
..
' % /.
.
^
;
Changed—
been
Nitrogen
Rico,
?
Division,
Chemical
Corp.
producing
W.
.
R.
newly
Industries,
The
in
tire
Delhi,
India
Leroy,
tube
were
manufacturing
announced
in
in
that it would build a
France;
and in August, the
to
The
late
French
Hassi
feet.
24-inch
^•
will
This,
West
approximately
completed
be
.
-
'
«
been
900
190,'
years,
r
■-'..p-..
are
refineries
1959
sales
by
a
be
Will
northern
from
in
the
of
Kansas
The
12%
demand for
J. T. Conlon,
the
fixed
with
year
a
Substantialin
three
$6,668,710
equal to 37 cents
largely
due
was
improvement
an
to
a
over
a
continuing
introduced within the last
two
said.
The greater volume permitted
'■
/
...
months
year
a
common share,
a
fiber
glass
•
resulting
expenses,
,
the
for
of
producer
Mo.
products
'
sales
quarter of the fiscal year
trend were made in an
firming
City,
President,
of
.
Co.—Net Up—Forecast
first
a
sales
in
Aigle
to
'
quarter-showed
gain
new
absorption
share,
'
/ .v.
in
Italy,
Genoa
'
One would carry
Switzerland,
and
has already
Italy.
in
tap
on
in
forecast
this
operations
compared
4 .;
cities.
coastal
pipeline
.183-mile
new
a
Manufacturing
and
and
21%-.
Net
a
327-mile
a
'
.
The section
the Italians.:
by
report
better
over
.
.
force.
projects
to
earnings
31,
before.-
year
greater
and
1523.
p>
Dec.
a
,,
full
for, exaniple,
pipeline
approved
Overall
engineers from Goodyear's Akron, Ohio headquarters
construction is scheduled to begin immediately.—
of
India,
in
insulation.
tire
and
Mediterranean
trillion
28
late
Genoa
interim
.^
at
for
awarded
been
the
of
Germany.
Higher
to
estimated
are
has
or,
Gustiii-Bacon
.
,
R'mel,
reserves
some
the most extensive natural
approximately 120 miles
among
contract
serve
;
.
to be transported to Europe via another pipe¬
perhaps in liquified form by boat.
Europe/ reports Mr. urove, aie pipeline construction
in
large
from
,
These
Germany,
by
southern
early in
tubes.
and
tires
team
in
Two
oil
-
are
Hassi
1960, carrying oil from Rotterdam into the Ruhr.
coupled with the Marseille-Strasbourg line should meet most of
Germany's increased > demand for refined products.
operating
<
to
continue
West
..
what
world—at
expected
the sea,
Elsewhere
In
1960.
construction
pipeline
under
boom
;
;
;
of India, Ltd.
also developing ■ vast
oil and gas'
pipeline from the Hassi, MesSaoud
400-mile
control
the
Messaoud.
A
Surplus gas is
line
in
also
in
reserves
cubic
tire manu¬
erection of
24-inch
tons
from
road
"
standards," he said.
the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co.
from
are
in Algeria, began operating last month.
Early this'
pumping stations are added, the line will be channeling
a
year of oil into Bougie.
•
\
Another 24-inch,
460-mile pipeline will span the desert from, the
vast oil reserves at Edjele near the Libyan border.
Now under con¬
struction, this new line will carry some seven million tons a year of
petroleum to the Tunisian port of La Shkira.
The line is slated for
gas
the.country.
of
built
new
completion
20
(Ohio)
Vice-Chairman of the Board.
on
a
50-acre site on the Agra
be
French
Bougie,
as
project
Akron
April
to
million
4.5
Puerto
the
new
year,
Taj Mahal—is the third new plant facility outside
to be
announced by Goodyear within the past
in
A
field
States
disclosed
Africa,
reserves.
'!':
located
be
the
and
later
.
in
And
operating the company under a
1959. Under the reorganization of
S. A., a subsidiary
interest
will
Marseille to Strasbourg.
Strasbourg to Karlsruhe, West
from
run
Germany.-
sul¬
Internacional,
\
pipeline to
approved 460-mile
extension
An
company
ammonia,
/
,
has
million
to
plant
to
earlier.
/
■
in
rising
profits
■„
ended
Dec.
31
$7,472,566,
were
ago.
Net income of $546,576 was
compared with $451,577, or 31 cents
"
/.
,
;
,
"
.
has been made on
the expansion of
plant
City. To help carry out this construction program,
arranged fcr a $2 y2. million loan from Prudential
progress
Kansas
Gustin-Bacon
has
Insurance
Co. of America.
:
:
;
1 •.
•
.«
approved on
With a steel strike no longer a threat to business,; sales and earnings
Jan.
18
a
two-for-one- stock split
and an increase in the number
should
continue
to
improve,
Mr.
Conlon said.
Incoming business,
of shares of common the company is authorized to issue to 7,500,000
he added,
is at a good level.—-V. 189, p. 1928. ;;
shares, from the present 3,000,000 shares.
:
,
"
% There were 1,865,230 shares of common, or 87.3%
of the total out¬
Hahn Brass Ltd.—To Redeem Preference Stock—
>
standing, voted in-'person and; by proxy at the special meeting of
stockholders,
held at
the company's office.
This was the highest
The
corporation, has called for redemption on Feb. 15, 1960, all
percentage of- representation at any meeting of the company's stocks
of its'outstanding 5%
cumulative redeemable second preference shares
holders.
The
amendments to the certificate of incorporation were
at $10 per share, plus accrued dividends of 6V4 cents per share.
approved by 99.5%
of the shares voted.
The record date for the stock split was Jan. 22.
Certificates pre¬
)■'.
Ilarriischfegrer Corp.—Organization Change—Review
viously issued to represent-shares of common stock will be accepted
The Milwaukee'-based builder of construction and mining equipment
indefinitely as
"good delivery"
for sales on the New York Stock
is decentralizing its sales organization in order to achieve closer re¬
Exchange.
These old certificates will represent one-half the number
lationship between field activity-and management.
of shares of Granite City Steel
common after the two-for-one split.
The firm is dividing the United States irtto three major sales regions.
The other half will be represented by new certificates to be mailed
Also
a
newly-created sales manager position is being established for
to
stockholders about Feb. 15.
each region.
v
Nicholas
P.
Veeder, Chairman of the Board and President, told
"The
setting up of these new managerships constitutes a major
the special meeting that'the directors asked for their approval of. the
reorganizational development in' the future marketing of P&H con¬
stock split to provide a-wider market for Granite City Steel common
struction
and
mining equipment," said Jack R;
Catalane, General
Sales Manager for Harnischfeger's construction, and mining division.
Veeder emphasized that the company does not plan to issue
"The
obvious
purpose
is to bring about a very • closer relationship
anv
additional shares of common in the near future.
He said the
between dealers, district personnel,
and management," Mr. Catalane
increase to 7,500,000 shares in the number the company is authorized
The
stockholders-of
this
Granite
City,
111.,
company
.
.
il'
by the White Plains, N.
nPf?0,fale&;
sales of
a
share
a
year
ago.
with
*4?0;nrHIled
net earnings for the corporation's first three quarters were
I l' equal to $3.54 a share, compared with $37,082,000, equal to
a share, for the similar period a year earlier.
'*
;
for the nine-month period totaled $778,645,000 compared
*762,704,000 for the like period in 1958.—V. 190, p. 1070.
Georgia
Power Co.—New Clients—Partial Redemption
119 new industries representing a capital investment of
have located on the lines of the company during 1959,
ihdiifttt
Yat(?s. Jr-. Vice-President and Manager of the company s
with 11S1 development division, announced last week,
This compares
in Hip .? new
representing an investment of $81,405,000 located
?
power
company's
nr!w ^dustry
service
area
1958.
as reported by the power company
® plant representing
employing
evi?.C!dlti?n
during
at
least
a
10
capital
workers.
is a
manufacturing
investment of $50,000 or
-
plants located in Georgia during 1959,
lndustries constructed new facilities to expand their operaincse
new
facilities represent an
investment of $59,611,00.0.
t0
the
new
Granite
of
City Steel common stock
added.
The
.
three
new
H.
Francisco;
DeHuff,
C.
J.
Huntington,
Securities
The
sec
T$1
Wash.—Files With
and Exchange Commission—
The
oil
for
notification with the
to be offered at par
underwriting. ,
be used for expenses incidental to drilling
without
share),
proceeds are
properties.
to
Mr.
PROCEEDS^—Net proceeds of the sale will be used for
transferring
the
company's operations from New
Calif., estimated at $300,000.
The balance of
.of
,
will
be
general
'applied
to
corporate
to.
Los
the proceeds
reduce current obligations of the company, and for
purposes.
;
25
For
its
the
11
past three
years
years
ago
as
a
sales
-
rep¬
he has been manager
district.
offices
from, the
new
has
corporation
in
,
Harischfeger
with
Boston.
district
benefit
years
division.
began
in
Miami
the
Some
The
entire
about 90 dealers in the United
decentralization move, Mr. Catalane
and
just experienced
one
of
the
healthiest
States
n--ted.
growth
75-yeaj: history.
Developments contributing to this growth were pointed out at the
company's annual stockholders meeting in Milwaukee on Jan. 11.
The meeting marked the first anniversary since Henry Harnischfeger
president of the $70-million corporation, which is .owned
stockholders around
the world.
that the company "ha,s undergone-substantial progress
in
all five divisions
during the" past year" and that a program of
re-organization "has been successful in strengthening all phases of
was
by
the
-
elected
1,900
It
costs involved
York
shovel
Laffey
resentative
Hydraulics,
Aneeles
.
-
and
crane
Inc.—Rights Offering—Greer Hy¬
draulics Inc. offered on Jan. 15 to holders of its commop
stock of record of Jan. 14, 1960, the right to subscribe
;at $4 per share for 235,139 shares of its common stock,
on the
basis of fojur shares for each five shares then
held. Burnham & Co. is the underwriter. The offering
expires Jan. 29, 1960.
«
.
.
.
.
, /
in
r
Huntington has been with the company 10. years, starting as
representative
in
Chicago,
then manager
of
the New
York
District. For the past, year he has been sales manager of the power
.will
Greer
L
Mr.
.
'
,;
sales
on
Jan. 11 filed a letter of
250,000 shares; of common stock
company
covering
per
.
Jr.,
.
districts.
,
/■
and their regions of the. nation are:
western
region with headquarters in
managers
San.
central and southern region with
headquarters in Milwaukee; and. J. E. Laffey, eastern /region With
headquarters in Teterboro, N. J.
i
Mr. ■ DeHuff has been with Harnischfeger 11 years.
He began as a
"sales
trainee, later
served as sales - representative
in Chicago, and
also
held sales manager positions in the Denver
and San Francisco
William
Graves-Davis Drilling Co., Seattle,
1
for the third quarter were $266,459,000, compared
$261,669,000 in the December, 1958 quarter.
ci
jners are.now—prior to the two-for-one split—2,137,461
outstanding.
;
Granite City Steel manufactures plates, sheets and other flat rolled
steel
oroducts, including
galvanized 'and tin plate.
The-company^
annual production capacity is 1.440,000, tons of steel.
It .has approxi¬
mately
10,730 stockholders.—V.
190, p. 2241.
shares
an
with 95 cents
City
Improvements,
in net earnings, net sales, and earnings per share
the third quarter and the first nine months of fiscal 1960
reported
provide a flexible capital structure more adaptable to.
Steel's long-term requirements for expansion and plant
will
issue
to
Granite
Y., corporation.
for the corporation's third quarter ended Dec. 31 were
Increase of 1 17.3%
over
the $11,741,030 'for the
esponding period last year.
On a per share basis, third quarter
®arnmgs were $1.12 per share of common stock outstanding, com-
tiojiK
Caritae
Puerto
Grace
Chemical
'Gonzales
St°Mr
The company
specialized ..electronic
for television receivers.
and
and
s"lefnings
7e
a
.
fn^C°.r,? hi®hs
ana
Grove-France has sold some
recently completed 550-miile
Grove,
in
use
pipeline running from Lacq, in southern France, to Paris."
The new line is now the largest of its kind in Europe.
V
Also
expected to require large quantities of pipeline valves is a
gas
v
General Foods Corp.—Record Earnings—
or
February, reports Mr.
large G-4 Gate valves for
.
■
in ore
rate.
Since
200
>
of the issue will be used for additional equipment and
Ci tnery< research and development, automation of operations and
nni
capital. The company is engaged principally in the design
ana
Eus-ph
Overseas Boom
pipeline
•
moP?ceeds
S3lf
.
-
offering of 99,000 shares of this corporation's com¬
mon stock at $3 per share has been made by the New
York Stock
Exchange firm of A. T. Brod & Co., pursuant
0 an
offering circular dated Jan. 12.
_
/record
-
^ Granite City Steel Co.—Stock Split-
";'/"/
105,000
Dulles
Janney,
Battles,
,; -*■
.
Corp.
390,000
390,000
:r
unprecedented
facilities
General Coil Products Corp.—Common Stock Offered
with
dis-
to
stock pursuant
to higher living
new
V.
^An
Sin?
;
to
visit
employ
A
135,000
——
Clayton Securities .7'
Anthony
&
Day______„_^_.
191,
d
operates
of
acquired a susbtantiai stock
agricultural
and
industrial
chemicals
E, H.
P.
plant,
United
is
Boenning <fe Co.——i-v—105.000
feTr"
Co.," Inc"—II
&
'
has
Co.,
New
by
recent
farm
135,000
Warren
,
390,000
i
cnirl
and
said the plant will be equipped with the most modern
manufacturing machinery for the production of passenger, truck
Inc...—135,000
& Co., Inc.—135,000
Co.,
/
Blunt Ellis & Simmons
we
SecretaryCrown,
underwriters
as
Walston
390,000
&
.
vJ,J
conviction
717.'
Goodyear
The
.
L.
Duke,
Gold
acted
Leroy
Suplee. Yeatman, Mosley
390.000
'Co.
William R. staats
R.
five;,
2,000/
pffering
locations.
135,000
Co.—
Schmidt,
390,000
Inc.-..-.
-
Tucker;
stated
135,000
Parke
Co.
Stroud
to
purchased
135,000
Co.——■*/.;
Haupt & Co
Pacific Northwest
390,000
.
Shearson, Hammill
Co.
share
per
the
*
McDonald
-W
Sullivan & •
' ."rf;
Inc.—,—135,000
390,000
■
/—i.
1
African
workers,- virtually all Indians, and is
1961.
1:;
Goodyear has maintained a growing sales company in India since
1923, which has developed a volume that now makes necessary the
establishment of the company's own production facility there, he said;
-.The new plant brings to 58 the number of Goodyear manufacturing
135,000
Ira
Securities
Corp.
Estabrook
Co.
$12
of
19
expected
&
Leslrange
&
p.
a
new
the
will
Goodbody &
'
v
■
<■■
33V3
&
.,
•
33Vij
—
building boom on the European and
continents, by far the biggest in the history. of the industry,
will, greatly boost sales for many overseas affiliates of American firms
—with valve
producers expected to be among the top beneficiaries.1
That's
the
view expressed by Marvin H. Grove, President of this
Oakland company, who has just returned from his fourth, month-long
business trip
abroad witlfin the past year.
\ One
of
the
biggest single areas of growth on both continents,
reports
Mr.
Grove,
is
France.
Grove-France,
the
Oakland
firm's
French affiliate, has greatly expanded its facilities to meet this new
demand.
Previously, the French firm sold only Grove valves produced
in this country and shipped
overseas.
But with the vastly stepped
up
pace
of pipeline construction abroad, new Grove machinery was
installed early in '58
and valve production is now proceeding at a
*
to
June
"Improved economic conditions and standards of living in Indiabeing accompanied by increased vehicle registrations.
The new
Goodyear installation will help fulfill" the need for tires these trans¬
portation advances are creating.
"Every powered vehicle that replaces a beast of burden or an
animal-drawn
cart
will
require tires
as
it helps
India along the
•
225,000
390,000
Baird
Inc.
x
&
390,000
Robert W.
period
are
Los worth,
/Co.,
$1
who
at
who
Grace
sulfate.
company,
of
for
roadway
Co.
450,000
;An
the
"
Scribner
450,000
Co.——
which
of
to
Guanica,
&
Grace
182,
Jan.
his
" 225.000
Deane
190, p. 2341.
%
33Va
Co.—
Co
Grove Valve & Regulator Co.—Reports
facturing plant at Amiens,
tire plant in Medicine Kat, Alberta, Canada..
%
/, <
' % ■
"The decision to establish a plant" in India," Leroy said, "demon¬
strates .support of the growing Indian economy by American industry
—action
specifically
recommended
by
President Eisenhower
during
225.000
Singer,
&
Wertheim
.
225,000
450,000
—
and
Barth
J.
,/.
...
—V.
a
225,000
.
Inc.
450,000
-
Corp.-
at
investors
Giles,
that
name
in
Rican
south
year.
•
Lemon & Co.-
450,000
Hemphill, Noyes &
W.
shares
'directors
A.
California,
ammonium
Grace
Plans
of
225.000
Johnston,
900,000
A.
Daniel
President
its
plant
—which leads
■
for
Amount
F. Hutton &
2,500
public
announced
and
R.
The
Co
E.
Haude,
producer
on
Marache &
——
W.
miles
Piper, Jaffray &
Hopwood —L————Pre,scott, Shepard & Co.
Union
at
company
Underwriter—
7.
public
severally-
have
below
named
underwriters
the
from
Burnham
I
rr
Principal
Name
Granbery,
$1,500,000
purchase
•
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.—India Plant—
'*
Union
:;/. V
-i'% 'vr'y
Jackson
& Curtis___
Dillon,
R.
the
they
Principal
Paine,
Underwriters,
Eastman
follows: %
as
to
and
in
changed
a
Rico.—V.
weer
•
and
not
sold.
were
during
from making a public offering
exemption.—V. 188, p. 749.
A
Co.,
Puerto
of
conversion
shares
7,610
several
the
stock
Crown
J.
acid
W.
the
Representatives and the respective
have severally agreed to pur¬
as
debentures
of
corporation
for
■
Curtis
&
sold
management contract since October,
1961; and 250,000 shares
attached
to
the
(>'.,
warrants
of
names
Jackson
are
amounts
from
of
.% ./
/,./'••
UNDERWRITERS—The
whom
series;
expiring in
exercise
1974.
required
were
convertible
(jOd
warrants
the
for
clue
shares
133,050
stock
preference
required
were
If 84;
has
furic
1959, 6 shares were reserved for the conversion of
certificates into full
shares; 44,500 shares were
Employees' Stock Option Plans; 50,000 shares
were
reserved for a
restricted stock option
held by the President;
168,840 shares were required for-conversion of 53/j.% convertible capi¬
due
stock
&
operates
30,
debentures
its
decision,
officers'and
shares
1958, income from sales was $3,857,180.
31,
*
Grace
350,000 shs.1
Executive
tal
of
Gonzales Chemical Industries, Inc.—Name
William
scrip
for
Crown
Regulation
a
^
1,476,589 shs.
3,000,000 shs.
held by the corporation.
held by the corporation.
♦Excluding $200,000 of such debentures held by the corporation.
'Excluding
$41,000 of such debentures held by the corporation.
- 1
^Excluding
$29,000 of such debentures held by the corporation.
outstanding
Crown
four
590
'
sales
,
$4 per share the following'
percentages of such of the shares of common stock as aresubscribed for pursuant to the subscription offer.
-
natural
of such debentures
reserved
Sierra
shares
companies.
income from
1959,
31,
Aug.
'
UNDERWRITERS—The
Regula-
the
ended
.
ended Dec.
year
agreed to
respective
offering, were convicted in June 1958 (on their pleas of guilty)
violating the California Corporate Securities Law based on sales of
to
Excluding $197,000 of such debentures
•
proposed
according to the decision, Harriette
controlling stockholder and a director of
qualitfy Gold
70,860 shs.-
—
Voting pref. stock GOd ccn.
'♦♦Common stock ($1 par)—_—~——
tExcluding $399,000
Gold
sold
Frederick H.
sons,
Gold
34,000 shs.
400,000 shs.
70,000 shs.
Series——c
$1.00
: -
the
01
-
80,000 shs.
which
the
industrial
and
Government
months
.
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to the sale of the 235,139 shares'
common stock, capitalization of the company as of Aug.
31, 1959,
was:
$1,000,000 of sinking fund debentures; $283,156 sundry indebted-;
ness; and 529,063 shares of common stock (50 cents; par).
per share.' The company had/
develop and operate certain
County, Calif.
From January 1954
Commission's
including
Treasurer,
her
%%■$5 cum. pfd. stock (no par value) Preferred stock (no par value)—_—
1953
States
explore,
Furthermore,
_
879,000
30,119,000
Stock
Capital
12,145
the
1957
in
to
United
For
$5
5,249,000
;
10,000,000
1949
principally in the. manu¬
hydro-pneumatic accumulators
engaged
of
Per share.
The offering circular made no mention of the/ ;
onering at reduced prices; and, accordingly, the Commission ruled that
it was
materially false and misleading and would operate as a fraud
and
deceit upon purchasers.
: /'
2,500,000
6,000.000
1957
to
and
snares,
4,740,000
— — -----
_ -
-
2,280,000
2,500,000
in November
June
properties
.According
2,320,000
in
is
specialized
of
hydraulic
the
eight
$3,815,609.
the
of
Hydraulics
distribution'
For
was
i,„l,,nng °r.40'000 common shares at $5
aeen
4,000,000
6,000,000
the
through '
next,
and misleading represntations concerning the/
H,an A notification filed
'
111,837,300
1970
11,
.?1111 because of the conviction of an officer
^ and; its underwriters for securities violations. ■
stoaf..offfring by Gold Crown was made pursuant to a
organized
duo
Feb.
on
yi^igofp 16^ York Trust Co., 165 Broadway,
ayse
•
ti««
%
redemption
J
t
Subordinated Funded Debt
1968—
4 70',
sinking fund note, due
1970...
41/4% sinking fund note, due
196341/,', sinking fund note, due
1971.
4iv'; sinking fund notes, duo
1974_/
5:14', sinking fund notes, due
15% debentures, due 1970—
»(ji/4% debentures, due 1974—i
||5-ty% convertible capital
debentures,
due
1984——
S6'4% sinking fund debentur es,
for
Corp.—Offering Suspended— 4
ahhounced on Jan. 20, the SEC permanently suspended
exemption from Securities Act registration, with respect
stock offering by Gold Crown Mining Corp. of Alleghany,;'
r>ffo,.«U
15,000,000
-
*
a
r?,iff 'P^
10,000,000
15,000,000
(Del.), due' 1962»%^,/
Inc.
Service,
tn
10,000,000
,
10,000,000
call"^i
and
associated
5
components,
airplane testing
and service1
equipment and the performance of specialized engineering services for
Gold C<t*own Mining
^
a
1,600,000
and
sinking fund, .$2,827,000 of its first mortgage 5%%
at
•
Immediate payment will be,
v
York,- N.
Be"
$75,125,800
Short-term
,.ni0r Funded Debt
•_
(
TO senior notes, due 1961-.-.2u,
senior notes, due 1965-*.senior debentures, due
senior debentures, due 1980
(this
issue)-—«.—
winded Debt of. Subsidiary
.
/
t6% debentures of Consumers Credit
New
Outstanding
•
1
made"
*
'
facture'
during 1958 provided 8,562 jobs totaling $25,793,700
Wages
has
tirtvutiop
of the securities offered, are as follows:
units have given employment to 10,236
7ageS of $30,857,000. Manufacturing plants and
2Si ?u
■
mhP
BUSINESS—Greer
their productive capacity
aiorrfoSf^V -nd exj3anded
JfJd with $22,428,550 and $1,534,839, respectively, for the full year
^capitalization giving effect to present financing
Sto tWsale
(385)
^ahcost eof°$37y2fo'800 industries inci'eased
4
.
"le[pNTNCiS—Consolidate
oio
Chronick
and Financial
was
noted
company."
Several' indications
office
a
Total
year
ago
personnel
of
progress
since
the
36-year-old president took
included:
has
increased
17%
to
more
than
5,000 employees;
6
fraies
(386)
20ri>
increased
even"
$45,000
"Although
our
that
we
and
coming
now
its
and
gain
OFFICERS
Walter
million;
and
profits
from
rose
"break¬
a
*
Investors Planning Corp. of America—Registers
•
products
in
slate
DIRECTORS—A
includes:
year
P&H
penetration
deeper
even
AND
diversified
the
continue
markets
of
to
Harnischfeger, Chairman of the Board;
Frederick
Salditt,
Vice-President
of
H,
O.
W.
Carter,
Vice-President
Eight
board
Walter
dick.
Henry
Harnischfeger,
international
Mezera.
re-elected
olficers
following
Hambuechen
W.
elected
were
the
of
opera-■
,
Co.
at
stockholders'
Jan.
;
191,-
>
Hie
for
Cambridge, Mass. company has been awarded three patents
filters and related devices vital to missile radar guidance
M.
colm
Intercontinental
Hubbard,
The patents,
of
the
President,
Ballistic
Missile
announced
warning
Jan.
on
systems,
>
hybrid
filter
type
networks
ana
networks
invented
were
part
as
Mr. -Hubbard said. *
program.
of
Termes',, continuing
V-v
1
-
Enterprises,
Stock
PURCHASERS—The
Enterprises,
S5.50 per share.
new
used
be
for
the
to
expansion
of
the
sale
company's
its
within
of
the
general
operations.
equip 20 additional stores
its
at
price
a
The
the
and
White.
will
A
Bache
corporate
purposes.
under
by
the
the
other
general
R.
Inc.,
incorporated
in
May.
1953
and
United
eastern
luncheon stores
also
manufactures
chain
a
The
stores.
17
and
offer
candies
in
business
of
manufacturing
located
in
in
company
the
company
other
has
and
are
activities.
facilities.
stores
well
as
for other
The
17
with
into
its
franchise
Tennessee
in
are
and .two
in
are
single
a
General
Bayard, Fla.
offices
' *7
of
standing Capitalization
of common stock
<$1
of
completion
the
of
190.
The
SEC
has
issued
order
..n
p. 2617.
under
'i'
of
450.000
Industrial
The corporation
,
Investment
V,
covering 22.800 shares
share >
without
The
of
common
underwriting.
proceeds
to
are
used
be
stock
of
to
notification
be
offered
191,
for
Files
par
<$10
at
working capital.—V.
corporation has announced its
preliminary
Thomas J. Watson.
Jr., President,
1959.
lor
the year
amounted
187,
Net
from
sales, service,
-,$1.309.788,037, •
■
income
:.y
for
rentals
with
ended
year
Dec.
31,
for
a
the
share
j
1959
u
and
the
year
°n
ended
Dec.
18,217.721
31,
shares,
1958
the
was
,P
on)
,r.i
after
during
trom
this
stated,—V.
International
,
See Standard
-
Oil
Petroleum
Co,
iN.
thac
of
Agency,
C0nCeP-8
for
Ft.
a
•
the
-
of
its
:•
$<3,000
was
N.
electronics
early
-
Radio
insome
in
previously
Los
and
-
Terms
/_
;
bv
auto
Feb.
2Vl90p
Jewel
Tea
1524
Corp.,
the
U,
Par-
J., to develop revised
will
main-
52 Weeks End.
Jan. 2-
•
as
^
*'»»
~
2712." """"
of
to
Research
busses,
other
5
*»
presented
early
/
^
was
according
a
;
reservoir,
pump
for
ol
acquired
fittings.
in
large
the
.
and
Board
Treasurer,
also
Vice-President
as
Vice-Presidents.
serve
'*
"
This
of
According
before
the
West,
8EC
on
the
prospectus,
100,000 shares
N. Y; 700.000 shares
Brooklyn,
York
<
-
made
City
on
...
*.?
Nov.
the
of
warrants
the
company,
said
"
exchanges,
the
at
°f
time
the
at
of
by
the
balance
$
V."
officers
exercisable
The
and
are
under
ar<*
or
the
Per
the
';
••
by
Froblsher
79',
Ljmited
Limited
.
)
and
at
other
to
$2
paid
to
jx>r
Securities at
per
share
a#
be
$5
and
of
on
the
off
the
prihtiflg products, "' the major
products made" to tho 'individual
The, company now '.has outstanding
dnd; certc.in indebtedness.
Net proceeds to the
sale
of
additional
190
modernization
the
of
wilh be
stock
outstanding shares
kmns^*n<l <34
of
reduce-bank
and
is, M
-used
as'follotvs:
preferred
the
12)
stock;
balarjqe. to* continue
expansion, program.', ,* "„„ V V ■/;, '
G.
outstanding
10,000
reports
to
share
Lewis.
.PresidenV
shares
common
shares,.
that
y
who with;
ol
which
lii's
^
,
wife,
Lewis
r '
Mr,
z
Corp.—Earnings—
•
that
said
net
income
$773 803
was
W..R.
Phillips,
the
before
for
the
takes,
President.
tread
six
months period
emlcd
:$403.875"after''taxes',
t,\\ '
'
and
,
rubber' output of
Long
months, of 195.9 than in
11
earnings for the
shares
for
Lewis
acres
the industry's
period
amounted
outstanding,
was
11-4^
The,same
period
Mile
rgte of. growth.
to
65c
,m-,
:
Ver share 'on the,
,
of
a
1958
Ir
recapitalization
not
are
in*
September
available.V-V. 190, p.
1959,
1181.
1
comparable
y*.'' *;'• V:'v
''-
fig*
y "
major
share
to
and
.
share
when
cigarettes
Oruber
of
meet
expansion
>
on
Lorillard
Jan. 21/
stated,>
of
floor
1960
'
;f
necessitated
Co,
bv>
(Kent.'-'
space,
\
.
processing
the
plant
new
announced
its
Old
•,
arid
growing
Gold,
pro¬
Newport,
will
it
•/;*•
warehouses
warehouses
that
with
a
total
of
14Vi:
for.
'
are
the
operation for the
for
the
new
plant isduring the past three
years," ,Mr,
Gruber
said
that
current
Lorillard
processing facilities
have been required to
operate on a three shifts per uray 'basis: during
^ peak periods to "keep
pace
with the growing6 consumer demand
J'11"
Lorillard's
products," and that the new
plant will "permit a i«r
December
."urgent
the
issued under a December 1958
trust indenture
holder (other than V. S.
residents> to subscribe
corporate
requirements, ' P.
expected to be ready
storage needs for the December 1960 burly crop and the
processing plant and production equipment will be in
holdings
purchased
per
business
previous year, exceeding
In a
duction
prevailing
total
Wiih-SEd— *
JacksOnvIller Fla.? filed a regis¬
Jan^I15 covering 110,000 shares of
St.,
on
construct
a
new
$7 million • "expandable"
facility designed to: ,61) increase the
company's tobacco processing and
storage capacity bv at least 50'-/:.'
(2) make possible "substantial"
savings in Lorillard production costs;
<3>
process
a
maximum ,rof
approximately .72,000 pounds of tobacco
hourly; and
(4>
create
additional
storage
space
to
accommodate
more
than 60.000
hogsheads (roughly, 60 nillllon pounds) of tobacco
in new warehouses.
The new
processing plant and storage warehouses,
to
be
built in early
Spring .1960—in the Danville,; Va., area on a
148
acre
site—will,
when
fully
operational,
"bouse'approxlmately
1,000
employees
and
$3
million
of - the' most
modern
processing
machinery," Lorillard Board Chairman and Chief Executive Of-Hccr
Esther
sale
200.000 shares are
from Fyobisher at $3
100.000
SEG
(P.) Lorillard Co.-^-New Plant—
•
issuance
for
tits
be
Drive, Little Falls,
which is to be-.underwritten
by Fulton,
Qhiq,; are. fp. b.e used, for working- capital.
.
v
per
or
to
Riverview
.
purchase
share.
It
is
shares
share
customer;'
shares
Its
1959
Because
.urea
Errol
Limited,
Exchange,
per
are
corporation's
Mr.
Phillips also announced
that
the
company* 'has*.'declared
11
quarterly cash dividend
of ,10c
on .the
C(im,pany's ccmunon shares,
payable on March 3i to stockholders of record
at the close of business
on
March
15, 1960.
-ydy
yy
were
the
-
to
Secondary—
$2.90
810
notes
The
'being/of custom
during the lirst
Sjiring
offered
price of
option' to Standard
and
purchased
warrants
entities
held
shares,
Securities
shares
"C"
each
market
at
be
Stock
at
The
each.
serve
J
by
Larson,
Swan
the
and
the
System,
and
owned
G.
common
held.
$500
to*be the nation's, largest company
production of trend rubber'and tire retreading
Comprised
shares
shares
400,000
current
2432
redeem
sell
noted
greater
Falls.
sale,
700.000
Standard
the
to
21,
Vy He
R K O
will
remaining 901.332 shares are reserved for
exercise of
outstanding rights evidenced by stock
1958
460.588,716 443.813,034
Scanlon
the
of
*Ip4.-^Rfegisters
of
with
selling stockholder,
of
excess
been
Froblsher
T959—53 Weeks—1958
$1,911.8965801 $1,776,175,142
of notes
amount
Paul
c/o
sales
of',
-
105,658
according
•
arc
by
the
'
denominations Of
Long Mile Rubber
Ontario, filed a regis¬
covering 1,701,332 shares
18
154.423,706 159,357,226
r.
*
The
Toronto.
Jan.
contemplated that the said shares
may
Stock Exchange,
the American
the
New
in
•••,
King. Street
with
its
company's
proposes
of
addition,
stock.
to
Buchman/ of
/"C"
25
statement
capital
in
as
common
625,000
j
firm,
its
of
,
formerly President of
Columbia Broadcasting
In
30,500,693
'■
the
$326,500
owns
;^
new
corporation's
board
will
include the
Chairman of First National Bank of
Great
tration
listed
business-forms
'the
Los
oi
\
;
present
about
part-
and
Bright,
and
value
company
*
has
^
1959—12 Mos.—1958
/"•'.?*
§'
;
principal,
lace
company from
(1) $20,140 to
Broadcast, Inc
the sell¬
operating manager of the
Angeles
Industrialist
and
of
H.
<fc
B,
American
Corp,will be ViceErnest Scanlon, Los
Angeles motion picture
E.
sales
.
corporation
filed $300,000 of
five-year notes with
purchase Warrants attached.
The warrants grant the
$1,000
materials,
was
*
-
1959—5 Weeks—1958-
statement
132,440
V-
by
','.V
>"
y ;
This Dallas "corporation,
devoted entirely to the
President
as
David
moderate
a
8H the
is
portion
Commission.
President of Wilkins
serve
and
,
1959—Month—1958
1^.
right to purchase 40 shares
specification
.
will
optimistic
<
can
injection, Walker's:
each
injector to
Communications
Wilkins,
engaged
Larkin's '-
stock; fof which T00,000 Slmres are to be' offered for
public
issuing compaoty and 10,000 sharfes inbw
outstanding) by
holders thereof.
C. -EZ Unterbefg, Towbin
Co., is listed as
the principal
underwriter; and the public
offering price and underwriting terms 'are -to bc^upplied
bytamjencUnent.
The company
manufaQtures;apd seljs„a.specialisedT>ut diversified.line
for
* to rihe- new V owners,
transfer
of
ownership
concern
specialties,
1421.
The proceeds of the
issue,,
by
the
•
i':':
Inc.,
Co.—Sales Lower—
Lewis' Business
sale
,
of
additional
and
control
50-year old
.a
field
1959.
1960
p.
its common
As
gases.:
system's
service
Inc.,
gas.
$186,315,925 S151.439.621
This; corporation,
Introduction
1
consists
The
metering
flow
2041.
Secretary.
of
by
LCT,
each
tration
farm
applications
or
lubrication
Toronto
8
190. p.
unit
Kilembe Copper Cobalt
Ltd.—Files for
taken
1959
—V.
to
/
each
manufacturer
p.
Application
P.
for
190,
R?ici & ,po.. Inc., of,
,Cley.el^nd,
■
liquids
tm
other
of
are
:
stock
the
offered at
out¬
Sub.—
Products
trucks,
also suited
installed
be
in
pans
aggregate 3,063,627
Sales
New
cars,
injectors/
individual
190,
price,
Pictures
The
the ,<ieVclopment wlU
Co.—Sales Up—
for
is
weight,
O'Shea.
company,
Radio
equipment
Engineers in
for
renew
Corp.—Formed—Acquires—
Federal
Joseph
President
Army
of
to
notes
executive, and Daniel O Shea, New York,
S
Manager
and
on
Product, Research
tough,.', metal-like
new
corporation/
Chairman of
the
>
^
2 1
additional
television station KFBB at Great
Falls, Mont., has been
by KFBB Corp., a newly-formed
company, it was announced
Angeles by the purchasers, David E.
Bright,' Ernest Scanlon
Daniel
upon
American
used
principles
clogging
Toronto; -and
Profe*ewnlGelof^rnmSrIWn£
holder
and
81,000.000.
=
in Paris
fullv electronic nrlvate
.elephone exchange whose
control circuit
operates 10.000 times faster
than the
electro-mechanical exchange* now
used
throughout the world
sasrswr
1960
limit
One
Purchase
ing
Electric
w^k0rwithP<hSrT«trlHmf/ClepIJ0ne 240-line
Lu
£ the ,r»troduction of a
be
attached
can
has
system
KFBB
28,
V...;v.'-
y. .,./•*
« stt*»
.
the
Co.,
and
December,.
190, p. 2449
common
to
1180.
last
pump
advanced
1959.—V.
in
Gall,
-t
one
headquarters
oil
outlook
.
6-
—
—V.
Act
,of
the
materials; Is
"Delrin,"
the
thermo-rplastic introduced a few months ago
by du Pont/ Use
of
plastic materials results in a unit of exceptional
'
durability. /
Walker's revenues in recent years have
come
principally from the
sale
of
its
muffler systems
and
hydraulic
Jacks, /.The /Wisconsin-
the
the
Dec. 31—
fittihgs-r-and dan be activated automatically
desired interval without..depending on control
by an operator.
mass
:
;
30,211,854
address
-
light :in
manifold
on
Packer
of
in
.
probaility.—V.
On; Jan.
an
Product fpr
that
which
190, p. 2449.
Sales
Manufacturing Co., has successfully
lubricating device.
i*'fv
can
with
up to 25 lubrication
Division.
substantially
1630.
contract
Co.—New
Shawnee
and
Larson Boat Works, Inc.—Files
Notes With SKC—
.
after
Jan.
net
machines
p.
cost
a
Period Ended
103:
p.
products
scrapers
Manufacturing,
Kroger Co.—Sales Up—
r
2,000
-
Company
fittings.
Materials used in the Walker lubricator were
supplied
by du
Pont,
working closely with Walker's New
outstanding
Lid.—Acquisition
190,
2.000
2.000
acquired
source
p.
Waggoner.
.
Federal
paid
is
and
prevent
the
equal
during
S7,000.000
a
metering and injection of
major car and truck makers
planned.
*
market
end
for- cash
'SV'..*'v /-v.',
—V.
Co—2,000
issue
to
by
in
Low
lubrication
v
States
on
Ky.
machines;
Flaherty-
2.00(1
Corp.___
Holding
accurate
tests
any
More
than
income
S
the
banks
to
industrial equipment;
or
of
at
year
income
Land
automatic
new
require
pump,
Telegraph Corp.—Contract
Monmouth.
signal
U.
shares
organization. Federal
awarded
Signal Supply
&
under
Ashland,
-
notes
lubricator."which
result
"
1959
190.
of
casting
loaders,
and
markets
Sales
2,000
.
order
an
company
County
a
manufacture
considered
2.000
Wyatt," Neal &
of ,dle
backhoes,
of
tractors;
and
(S. II.) Kress &
3.000
company on, Jan. 19 disclosed
of its subsidiary, Walker
machinery,
the
Co.
J.t, below—V.
International Telephone
—Electronic Exchange—
BJ,l? N. J. has been
e°rjKiration's service
amus,
Kern
The
a
per
in
share
a
net
dividend
*15-68e-I22. or 12.4^
the outright sale to customers of
fa-aVP' ,«et ,ncome
19o9, Mr, Watson
issued
short-term
The
883.
United
$126,191,858.
number
f°r the 2VaV. stock
split-up effected on May 5
has
of
developed
SEC
the
gross
the
The
^TTaV0/1K,rat.LOn de/lvld
less
for
that
in
$7,97
aJJus*ed
-
50'*
SEC
Based
p.
2
Co.-——i_
<te
-
producer
makers
Period End. Dec. 31—
,
2.000
Co
Bros.
Inc.,
for. utility
i
this
;•
$1,171,788,199
1959,
to
$145,633,212, or
outstanding Dec.'31. 1959.
shades
3.000
Division
■.
.
the
and
comoared
amount«d
18,268.943
results
reported
1959
to
-
1958.
year
Sutro
leading
a
!>,/..
Co.,
Securities
&
s
equipment industry," said Mr.
Steelman,
currently accounting for about 60V of annual sales
business of Larkin
increase
Kentucky Power Co.—Borrowings Cleared-—
v
»
the
&
Steele &
J.
Koehring
construction
are
manufactures
Minn.
International Business Machines
Corp.—Earns;' Rise—"
The
H.
Sutro
of
2241.
p.
Inc.
'
Stetson
previously issued notes, with
standing at -any "one time.—v;'.;l91,
102.
p.
with
W--' ':'■■■<<■!■*
-v; •
,
190.
serve
letter
4.000
he
2.000
Inc.
Co.
Co.
Co
Co.,
McGlone
'
2,000
'Mackall & Coe-11-i—
Carl
President and
/' /■*'
companies : acquired
were:
Stardrill-Keystone
Co.,
a
of
rotary and percussion-type water well drills; Cast-
Inc.,
the
2.000
-4.000
Gardner—
.
2,000
&
Steelman,
:
was
bought by
,anticipated- sales
volume is between $4 million and
$4.5 million annually. '
A" weakening* of* demand
ha^i been moted".during the latter part of
1959,
Mr, Steeln an. .said."
Nevertheless, with the steel strike ended,
;
Richards & Co
Kormendi
R.
J.
,
Koehring
2.000
Hill
4.000
-
SI.900.000
'■
Act
-
a
Co.
4.000
Co.__
The
2.000
Elworthy & Co
Fahey, Clark &
$45,457,585
particular
importance in the resurfacing of the growing national
highway system.
; A fifth acquisition was made after the end of
Koehring's fiscal year,
2,000
Edward D. Jones & Co._
Co
which
in
>
to
-
.
,
four
Master,
2.000
Co.____—_
the
attachments
3.000
Shelby Cullom Davis &
in
Manufacturing
McCarty & Co.,
9.500
Lundborg & Co.—_
The
to
7 filed
Clules-Schutz
Co.,
authorizziing
out- V
;
Company
Ine„ Aberdeen,'Wash.—
Exchange Commission—
Jan.
on
&
the
shares
Processes,
Securities and
&
&
Securities
Irving
;
8975,148.—V.
With
Miller
The
3,000
————————
*
manufacturer
l.:.-
:
against
Important
products
volumes."
3.000
;—;
Co.,
according
development,
most
were
"these
Co:,
&
9.500
&
&
Campbell,
'■'.-Inc.. -2;
9.500
Kansas. Inc.^_- -1
authorizing this Boston, Mass. investment
company to Issue its shares
at
their net asset value for
substantially all the cash and securities
of 8, E. C. Corp.
According to the application, the cash and securities
oeing acquired had a value at Dec. 8, 1959 of
-
Co.
Co.-—
&
Pierce
Simonds
Inc.
9,500
Eaird
Hogle
First
-v
; ;
•
the
W.
!_
Co.___l
J1:
'
$60,937,700
were
year
representing
product
sales
Shares
,
.
3—-—J—-----
Baker,
3,000
Incorporated Investors—-Purchase
Exempted—.>•>:^
<
A.
-
financing,
its
outstand¬
Stein Bros. & Boyce
any
current
will consist,
company
pai ».—V.
the
Inc.
&
{
9.500
Co
&
"
Purchaser.
9.500
Corp.,
Bosworth, Sullivan &
'."C;i-.:
":y
for
have severally agreed,
purchase agreement,
to
the
9.500
of
are
shares,
common
Rauscher,
13,000
Company
Reinholdt
EARNINGS—For tie 10 months ended
Oct. ,31. 1959.
the company
and
Its subsidiaries
had
consolidated
income
sales
and
income of
$1,554,494 and net income of
$110,398 equal to 51 cents per common*
share,
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
&
&
Hi.yden,
its
stores
Light Co.
-
in
in
wholesale
at
,
of the development projects to reach fruition
in 1959," Mr. Steelman said,
"was the 34-E Tribateh Paver.
This
is the only
paver of its kind and the
largest one produced in the
industry.
It is capable of pouring a half mile of two-lane concrete
roadway a day and will contribute; substantially to 1960 sales. Other
new, developments .during
the year include a Vertifoil pulp screen
developed
in
Canada
for
the
pulp
and
paper* industry,
a
large
wheel-type Trenchliner designed for use in laying cross-country
pipeline, an electronic batch control console for Johnson
batching plants
and several new models of plastics injection
molding machines,"
Pursuing its policy of expanding and diversifying' its traditional
operations, Koehring acquired four companies during the fiscal
year.
Through these and previous
acquisitions,
the company, has
gained
entry Into other Industries,
such as the plastics
molding' and die
casting machine' fields, the water well machinery field and
the' oil
supply business.
"Whereas at one time 95%
or
more
of
below
of
13.000
Dempsey-Tegeler &: Co...
J.
store
into
and
and
McConnick
Co..
Securities
Walker
'
its
chain
present
stores,
company-owned
Arizona.
H.
;r
6.000
company
for sale to
in
the
'
9,500
Pressprich
Robert
The
as
products sold
started
was
expanded
three
G.
''f
highways
combination candy, gift,
service
own
jobber
as
and
stores
"
Inc.___
&
arterial
on
Florida, Georgia. South Carolina, North
Carolina, Tennessee, >
Maryland and
Delaware.
One
of
the
franchise
stores
is
Kentucky.
located
and
i«s
located
stores
gasoline
for
acts
Woodbine. Ga.,
company-owned
stores
States. These
others, and packages and
located
of
W,
Shields
of
operates
company
highest
net
income
in the
reported
by
this
Milwaukee, wis
industrial equipment.
T
gain over 1958. resulted from a higher level of operations
possible in large
part
by the company's intensified program
"The
the
y„"Shares
& Co...._._
Merle-Smith_
&:
Hallgarten
y
-
Enterprises.
Florida. Is carrying on a business founded in 1948
its President. Robert I. Home. With nine
wholly-owned subsidiaries,
the
in
laws
for
and
company,
-■
.
BUSINESS—Home's
as
Dodge
Dick
the
supplied
fiscal
the-1959
in
Chairman.
respective
numbers
of
shares
of
their names. Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Peabody & Co.. and White, Weld &
representatives of the. purchasers.
Co.___
Equitable
of
is
Power
named
conditions
:
—113,000
&
Clark.
manufacturing and other activities. The balance of the net proceeds
to improve and
enlarge the present stores and manufactur¬
facilities
service
of
Inc.___' 13.000
& Co.,
—
will be used
warehousing
Smith
Weld
Inc.
ing
and
of
Kidder,
\
Pierce,
Harriman. Ripley
subsequently-
plans to open and
months, and to expand
18
aggregate
sale
company
"
Lynch.
Fenner
company
next
second
18'"
made
forth'opposite
Inc.,
are.acting
Purchaser
Merrill
and
the
set
Smith
&
Co.. -Inc.
;
of
shares
common
funds
the
the
an
be
for
and
company's service is retailed
estimated population
an
electric
the
Kidder. Peabody & Co.':.___
proceeds- from
added
stock
common
1959
purchasers
terms
from
common
-Fenner
?■?-\V*:,
,
PROCEEDS—Net
initially
Inc.
the
to
purchase
Offered—
Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern, Inc. and The Johnson, Lane,
Space Corporation are joint managers of an underwrit¬
ing group which offered on Jan. 19, 235,000 shares of
Home's
in
addition,
-
Inc.—Common
will
facilities
capitalization
subject
Home's
stock
common
electric
term
.
2566.
p.
the
result
outstanding
p. T574.
previous year:
Of the $15,480,115 Increase, sales of
products
of companies acquired by Koehring in its 1959 fiscal period
accounted
for 87,303.000.
The remaining $8,177,000 of sales increase,
of the company will consist
of $63,000,000 of longdebt: 82.011 shares of 41 !>'7- cumulative preferred
stock; 155.000
shares of serial preferred stock, and 2.350.000 shares of common
stock.
Licensing
arrangements
have
already been
concluded
with
the
firm, A. S. Bravour, Division A
G.
A.
Industries.
Olfcer
negotiations
are
being
conducted
with
both
foreign
and i domestic
189,
In
CAPITALIZATION—After
ing
;,v
Danish
manufacturers.—:V.
and
nn„
Sales
In
REVENUES—For the 12 months ended Oct. 31. 1959, ■ the
company
had operating revenues of $35,349,000 and net income
of $6,925,000,
[f equal to S2.73 per common share.
.
patented
having
of 476.000.
to 12. communities and
to -The Kansas
parsons Division of 14 communities.
Mandger
crystal
a
frequency
a
modulating system for crystal oscillators. R. W. Luscher is co-inventor
of the frequency modulating system for crystal oscillators.
The newly
research
communities
.excess
Division,
network,
143
Mal¬
13.
which were gre.nted to Dr. David I. Kosowsky.
and assigned to the company, cover
Filter
discriminator
sales
52-year history
were
of construction and
1958.
3°.
share. The group
competitive sale on
of
the
as
retire
_
bid of $45.46 per share.
a
to
earnings in" the fiscal year ended Nov. 30, 1959. were $2,386,153
after preferred dividends, to $1.37 on the ,1591.009 shares
of
common
stock outstanding.
This compared with net earnings in
the
previous year of $1,165,266, or, after preferred dividend requirements
$0.64 on the 1,490,7'."4
shares of common stock outstanding on Nov!
BUSINESS—The company is engaged exclusively In the electric utility
business * serving an area of about 8,000 square miles covering
the
southeastern quarter of Kansas; The
crystal
and
on
by the company for the construction
used
Net
per
shares at
common
be
$2,137,085.^-Vs.1'189,
of
equal,
corporate purposes. The construction program for the years I9601961
will require
approximately K32.788.000. of which it is estimated
$19,288,000 will be expended In 1960 and $13,500,000 in 1961.
,
•>;. Hermes Electronics Co.—Patents—Agreements—
systems
19
price of $47
a
to the company
Will
warrants
Froblsher Limited
to
1959
company's
other
immediately
5.
p.
Proceeds
share.
per
these
of
Monday, January 25, 1960
.
Koehring Co.—Earnings Soar—NewsRecord
772, 359 and 261.
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale of
used
meeting of the directors
a
session.—V.
award of the
won
include:
stock at
common
Controller.
York.
New
.
13,
additional $40,000,oou
Investment Plans with
an
underwriting syndicate jointly managed by Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Incorporated; Kidder,
Peabody & Co. and White, Weld & Co. Incorporated of¬
fered on Jan. 20, 200,000 shares of Kansas Gas & Electric
of
James A.
also
1180,
pp.
Jan.
amendment
an
covering
Kansas Gas & Electric Co.—Common Stock Offered—
for
Henry Harnischfeger, Messrs. Salditt, Menck and BurF. Hasten of Milwaukee, Bartlett S. Marimon of Chicago,
Joseph
The
members
filed
company
statement,
.
manufacturer
and
George
and
and
investment
registration
Insurance.—V, 190,
manufacturing; W, S. Burdick;:
Vice-President of engineering; P. C. Edwards, Vice-President
of
the
diesel engines division; John B. Frisch, Secretary and General
Counsel;
Treasurer;
York
its
Systematic Investment Plans and Systematic
An
tions;
L.
indebtedness
New
to
$2.90
at
exercise
the
of
serve/
we
officers ' re-elected
of
-I960;
,v.
..
President;
Mentk,
will
This
-
shares
for
More
".Plans—
Harnischfeger said he
the coming 12 months.
in one of the tightest competitive markets
he said, "I think there can be little doubt
history,"
company
prosper
the
are
75-year
the
$83
million.
the
company's
outlook,
Mr.
"continued healthy growth" during
anticipates
of
to
$2.5
to
Asked* about
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
1961
due
to
crop.
Stating
Lorillard'*
that
large
the
sales
need
gains
•^*4A*
io i j.
*
'.
LrP orderly and efficient processing" of the millions of pounds of
nccos
Lorillard buys each marketing season.
npsiened to
meet future expansion requirements, the plant will
heein operation
with two production lines, with room for a third
he
installed later.
Technological innovations built into the plant
nd its equipment
(much of it of special Lorillard design) will make
\ible welcome savings in Lorillard's processing costs, Mr. Gruber
25 In addition, he noted that the plant will feature the latest
Evelopments in the science of material handling, Including unique
air uressurc
conveyance of tobacco, plus standard techniques of the
f'est design such as conveyer belts and fork-lift trucks.!
The new plant will be located three miles northeast from the Danville
,itv limits
on State Highway 58 and will have its own siding to the
Southern Rallroad.-V. wo, p. 772. ^
Bonds Offered
—
„e\}0}nc
catni-i .111.
i
v\>';
purchasers
purchase from the company the
1985 series bonds there set forth:
Langley & Co—.—$860,000
& Co.
Incorporated 650,000
C.
Blair
Stroud
Adams
&
stock
Bioren
& Co., Inc. 440,000
Townsend,
Rcid
Fulton,
440,000
&
DeHaven
Crouter
Doolittle
ical
plant
Corp. 220,000
Securities
Clayton
Ducournau
Kees
&
220,000
-
Lucas, Eisen & Waeckerle,
220,000
Inc.
Scharff &
—V.
Inc.—
220.000
Neal
191,
Rambo,
220,000
& Co..——
Jones,
H. J. Steele
Wyatt,
p.
Co
&
Close
R.
in
other
new
tion
will
of
for
$150,839
unaudited
The
Baltimore
1959
the
on
Hall,
and
(Md.i
190,
The
compares
taxes,
year
or
end.
said
declared during the
tliat
mean
the
his
annual
issued
report
on
prosperous
tonnage
times
which
has
the
for
industry
condition
for
Hall
that
and
idled
market
Ports
which
by
Hall
interest
in
franchise
York
also
been
the
permitting
south
to
the
it
preceding-
ad¬
vessels,
shifting
rapidly
\
1"
'
northern
from
to
to
cost
years,
Gulf
of
in
Mexico
coastwide
the
and
north
to
loaded
in
sealed
in
general
cargo
:•
ships- which
cargo
vessels.—V.
all
189,
p.
were
Dayton,
0
Ohio,
.its hrst manufacturing
;
on
Jan.
Jan.
15
by
j,
shares
of
on
Co._
and
Co.,
Co.,
D.
F.
Bank
Jan.
■
established
in
plant
Morris,
op
of
Washington
has
The
20.
loan
by Lynn
lira
Turkish
amendment
Hubert
will
H.
be
to
approval
First
•
■
-
loan
has
been
Humphreys
of
granted
480,
Law
in
the
In
by
other
1,—V.
191,
Mining
the
comparable
SEC
to
that
sheet
12,
.ions (Bottle Masters)
for
the
i,.m
i
J.
<
(&
consolidated
1859
the sales of
Subs.) —
sales
.i
sales
of
$376,293,016.
other foreign subsidiaries.
3M reported consolidated
for
on
Fla.,
i
Electronics, Inc., Wilmington, Del.
Securities
and
*
—
,
Files
Exchange Commission—
Bole COrPoration
on Jan.-7 filed a letter of notification with the
300,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be
Digitized Thp*FRASER shar® through Glenn Arthur Co., Inc., New York, N. Y.
for a
pei"
[e
proceeds
are
to
http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/ be used
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
for
general corporate purposes,
for
1959
1958.—V.
1959.
$27,430,316,
represented
189,
of
KXYZ
The
com¬
as
484.
p.
Calif,
Oakland,
from
purchase
the
Houston,
purchased
has
Hosuton
subject
is
Broadcasting
to
Texas,
for
Corporation
of
approval
the
Federal
the
Commission.
,
'•
.
acquisition of KXYZ, one of the leading stations
,
made
was
John
NAFI's President,
by
G.
Bannister,
Underwood, Chairman of the Board of the Houston Broad¬
Corporation. -KXYZ is a 5,000 w. station and operates on
transaction
in
the
NAFI
of
Ore.,
KCOP,
the
KXYZ
Corp.
five
to
plan
radio
first
permitted
acquired
Television
Sept.
1959,
1,
Channel
and
in Los
13,
outlet
full
the
acquire
stations
TV
Corporation
Portland,
190,
makes
NAFI
and
Station
be
pur¬
of
regulations.
Channel
the pur¬
approval.
KPTV,
contracted
has
pending
Angeles,
to
complement
FCC
under
for
FCC
1940.
p.
—
on
Warrants Offered
White,
—
Jan.
18, 53,40Q.-warrants for
like number of shares of class B com-
,
stock
(non-voting) of National Homes Corp, Each
warrant is priced at $9.
The warrants are being sold for the account of certain
selling warrant holders and are part of an issue of 361,191
outstanding warrants owned by these warrant hold¬
Each
ers.
entitles
warrant
share of class B
the
holder
to
purchase
stock of National Homes
common
one
Cor¬
per share prior to Oct. 1, 1964, and at
share if exercised on or after Oct. 1, 1964,
prior to Oct. 1, 1969. The warrants are exercisable
$10,853
and
per
principal office of the company in Lafayette, Ind.,
provided that they are exercised prior to Oct. 1, 1969,
when the warrants will be wholly void and of no effect.
the
laws
of
Indiana,
and
throughout
its
Jan.
for
public
sells
several
lines
of
markets
company
independent
principally
houses
its
1958
in
varying
houses
contractors
In
company.
at
$4
per
holds
to price,
as
through
and
en¬
size
and
The
details.
builder-dealers
600
over
non-exclusive
who
are
from
franchises
the
the
Company itself made and sold 15,215 houses,
lower price ranges. The manufacturing subsidiaries
the
CAPITALIZATION—The
dated
capitalization
subsidiaries at Aug. 31,
5%%
1959 was
subord.
through
headed by Plymouth Bond & Share Corp.
commission will amount to 48 cents per share,
.
May 1, 1973
6%
an
debs.,
conv.
1,
from
$2,800,000
1971
and
each
to
Oct.
instalments
June,
Oct.
on
1,
4%
for
6,700,000
contracts due in
various
periods
•
to
.'.•••
1968
first
equal
3,
$15,000,000
''
,
7,000,000
estate purchase
414%
' %
'
$15,000,000
1972
was
Outstanding
payable, due in annual in¬
$300,000
Real
^
mortgage
annual
note
-
-
4,965,389
bond,
to
.,>■
in
due
instalments
:
.
Aug.
-
.
......
1970
750,000
payable,
instalments
^Other
consoli¬
and
company
follows
in;
due
instalments
to Nov. 1, 1978
stalments, of
The
plus
of new communities or in the expansion
notes
the
of
as
Authorized
equal semiannual
share
has
an
annual volume of approximately 8,000 houses. The manufac¬
turing subsidiaries market their products in a similar fashion.
With SEC—
sale
existence
corporate
in the manufacture and sale of prefabricated homes. The main
plant and general offices of the company are in Lafayette, Ind. Difectly
and through its manufacturing subsidiaries, the company
produces and
gaged
corporation
filed
a
registration
statement
18, 1960, covering 250,000 shares of common
expenses.
company
1959
were
the
Taylor,
beverage, food, and grocery
,
Ui
paid in
have
sales
Sales—
television, stereo-hi-fi, and radio products
lnx the company's history, according to Edward R.
Executive Vice-President for Consumer Products.
He
said
that
television unit sales rose 35%
over 1958,
led by
console models in the middle and higher end of the line.
Sales of
stereo-hi-fi
instruments were up
40%
with the more expensive
Motorola-Drexel
line
selling far better than the most optimistic
In
,
P1
to
due
in
March
550,000
3,000,000
747,714
semiannual
31,
•
1961___i.
(notes,
equipment
contracts, etc.)
purchase
____^
1,961,971
$29,925,074
Capital stock—
common
stock
($.50 par)____
4,000,000
tClass B
common
stock
($.50 par)
4,000,000
Mn
addition,
wholly
owned
tClass
B
.
'■
Class A
the
shares
is
company
financing
are
guarantor
subsidiary,
reserved
1,878,192 shs.
notes
on
National
2,530,750 shs.
Homes
payable
by
Acceptance
its
Corp.
follows:
927,013 shares for issuance
conversion
of
the
5%%
subordinated
convertible
debentures;
361,192 shares for exercise of the warrants; 636,540 shares for the com¬
pany's Restricted Stock Option Plan of which 257,732 shares are cov¬
sales
of Motorola
highest
as
ered
Led^by'uie
shirt
pocket
size transistor radio,
portable radio sales
increased
82%
despite Increased foreign competition, Taylor said.
radio unit sales improved 81% and table model radios increased
70%.
The
loan
said
that
Motorola
obviously
benefited
from
the
company expects to
which
obtain
from
a
are
group
reserved
of banks
development of real estate
National
for
residential
subdivision.—V.
(1)
A six year program of strengthening the distributor and dealer
to provide
better customer service and wider product dis¬
tribution.
•
(2)
The excellent reception by consumers
cabinetry of the new Motorola home products
Taylor' believes that people want home
In well with their other furnishings "and
,
;
of the engineering and
line.
electronic products that fit
are willing to pay a little
190,
p.
2343.
Lawnservice
Corp., North Babylon, N. Y.—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
corporation
covering
offered
prosperity of the'economy generally, but attributed the firm's unsual
in home entertainment products to two principal factors:
structure
grant¬
will
The
at $3
on
100,000
Jan.
11
shares
filed
of
a
letter
common
notification, with
of
stock
(par
one
-
cent)
per-share, through Fund Planning Inc., New York,
proceeds
are
to
be. used
for
general
corporate
success
;
for
$10,000,000
a
when made constitute additional long-term debt. The
funds borrowed will be loaned to builder-dealers for the
acquisition and
SEC
,
executive
The
by outstanding options and 378,808 shares
ing of future options.
Motorola
Clock
or
^Meffadyne
year.
upon
manufacturer of carry-home
sdft drink industry. It has pioneered
•
previous
BUSINESS—National Homos Corp. W3S organized June 25, 1940, under
ap¬
were
1959,
of
Motorola Inc.—Record
j0n *° Gle
Angeles operation, Mead has 18 pulp paper,
and technical paper mills in Ohio, Georgia. Massachusetts
,n> ^evv Jersey, North Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia ; and
?inR
in
the purchase of a
with
period
acquisition and development
of existing communities.
container plants in Ohio, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia,
v:,
ntuck-v- Maryland. Massachusetts. Michigan. New Jersey,
01
k, North
Carolina, and Tennessee.-—V. 190, p. 1072.
li.Vni
the
Carp.—Acquires—
radio
mon
organized in October 1959 and is engaged in the
acquisition and
development of land into retirement communities
and
related activities.
To date it has developed and operates one
such
community known as Trailer Estates in Manatee County. Fla.
Its revenues are derived from the sale of land sites for mobile homes
and from annual charges to the site owners for facilities and services
furnished by the company such as water, sewage treatment, garbage
disposal facilities and recreational programming.
In
addition to certain indebtedness the company has outstanding
300 000 shares of common stock, all of which was issued in exchange
for' stocks of three subsidiaries and is owned equally by Sydney
Adler
President, Franklyn E. McDonald. Board Chairman and VicePresident. and Paul Faske, Secretary and Treasurer.
Proceeds from the sale of the new stock will be used to discharge
indebtedness in
the amount of $100,000 and the remainder will be
used
as
working canital to
be expended in connection with the
The
largest
.promoted multi-unit packaging for the
oducts industries.
with
equal to $3.42 per share
outstanding,
compared
with
$2.68
of
National Homes Corp.
Senate
grouo
underwriting
$15,000
the
fiscal year.
compared
1958
$1,919,075
was
$17,881,770, compared with $16,940,032
Weld & Co. Inc. offered
and
consolidated
1958
months
nine
offered
be
underwriting
tor lhe s°ft drink,
world's
to
This
of common stock were
1959 were
investment
$26,296,011
southwest,
chase
sales figures include export and Canadian subsidiary
include
not
first
Sarasota.
the
stock
Meud
the fiscal
announced
.
Minnesota.
Manufacturing Co.
&
reported
has
over
but do
with
1846, has begun opera-
President,
Sr.,
kc.
—V.
202.
p.
Mobilife Corp.—Registers
the
in
to $68,690,320
Milton
The
as
use
foundries;
Turkish
Feb.
about
consolidated
This
conversions
Grace Line
converted from C-2
,
the
seven
Turkey
through
shares
of
$1.40 per share
corporation,
This
provisions
under
sponsored
amounted
Long-term debt—
stock
an I.C.C.
from New
on
of
Station
1,320
simul¬
,
all
shares;
A
'
to
chased
million
Vice-President
.
class
5,285
Riggin,
L.
shares
common
Announcement of the
7
a
three
and
1958.
in
,
.
in
Radio
announced
was
Stambaugh,
U.
Public
expended
industry activity
$323,079,201,
'
the
.
and
approved
fifth
with $53,385,983 in the
taxes
number
same
NAFI
1
•;
He
the class B stock and a
stock.
The four also own
amounted
Co.
F.
current assets in
This
earnings of $42,583,641, or$2.50 per
share.
For
the same
of 1958. consolidated sales were $271,366,401,
with earnings of $29,568,080, or $1.75 per share.—V. 190, p. 2450.
These
built
containers, the first
handling in many
.
560,586
Stockholders'
10,000
_
company
For
of
*it!r !!?e
Packaging
the
Net
10,000
-A
President.
as
public sale.
Brass
after
Communications
Co
the
and
for
1959,
30,
compares
10,000
Inc
&
Washington
funds
187n\
southern
points
Nov.
$750,000.
Inc.
each
offered
of Mueller
70.000
and.
Pollock
L.
20.
Dividends
non-voting 5%
par
value com¬
$1
shares).
A
no
at the
sales
beer, grocery, and food industries, and a
folding cartons for numerous industries.
I\,er G- Murphy, a Californian (Arcadia) for the past six
iu»
I't Genei'al Manager of the new plant.
Morris said, "We expect this
operation to grow steadily from its
sent^size because We are now in a position to provide much faster
,lce i°r our old customers and we can now provide Mead packaging
•J.' ad
many pew customers on the West Coast for the first time.
,
352,500
value
par
has
poration at $9.69
or
West Coast, it/ was an¬
President.
President,
r, V>
new M(>ad packaging operation located in Los Angeles (2726
UltlandNAve.),, Calif., produces "Bottle Master" and "Cluster-Paik
nounced
,"Lai
&
Baker
on
Cooley
These
2568.
corporation,
sales
ended
Jan.
the
capitaliza¬
.
Mead Corp.—First California Plant—
The
$100
financing,
$445,000,000.
Louis F.
Weyand, retiring Executive Vice-President in Charge of
Sales, in announcing the preliminary sales figures, said a final audited
sales
figure will be made public when the firm's
annual report is
mailed to stockholders early in March.
'
The $445,000,000 figure represents an increase of about $69,000,000
company delivered its ninth and tenth jumbo tanker
Texas City
Refining, Inc. last year and will deliver to
this year two container
any
my
and
Sloss
million
7
The
;'
The
o
stock
of
this
of
Earnings Up—
50%
trade
to be
income
capital.
proximately
subsidiary, Containerships,
Inc.
$7,500,000, will be the first designed and
for carrying cargo
important
improvement
■
shares
of
acquisition
Judd
shares
A
are
total
,
operate
class
on
Shares
Minnesota
•"
whollv-owned
which
3,250
2713.
p.
.
Senator
19.
years.
specifically
leniiy
completion
plant,
working
class
of
number
company
54,969 shares each of
shares of the class B
available
Great
.
Riverdale
general
lists
own
27,483
bar steel from the
Turkish Karabuk Steel Works on the Black Sea; paints from Izmar;
and
coal
and
coke
from
the
Zonguldak
coal
industry.
The loan was officially approved on Jan. 12 and the funds will be
Lakes.
Service
between
New
York
and
Jacksonville will be
commenced in the Summer of 1960 when two new vessels now under
contruction at the Baltimore
yard are delivered to Erie & St. Lawrence
Gorfporation's
its
for
among
to stimulate additional local
working capital. The monies
will permit additional manufacturing activity at the Turkish Moline
plant, and permit subcontracting within Turkey for such locally man¬
ufactured items as pressed steel wheels;
grey
iron castings made at
the Ankara Technical School foundry
(operated by MMTT); malleable
subsidiary
a
reported that the company has acquired a
Erie & St.
Lawrence Corp.,
Which holds
the
McCambridge Company,
A
like
a
the
$1,501,290 in 1958, Mr. Riggin said.
lira
Turkish
and conversely, adding
part is not now in a
is largely one of excess
part of the world merchant
substantial
a
five
past
of
and
bant,
The
in
has
during the
Mr.
that
reported
formed
Miflin,
com¬
Turkish Moline Company,
an
affiliate of Minneapolis-Moline,
manufacturing facilities at Ankara.
It builds farm tractors and
machinery, irrigation units, machined components for other Turkish
manufacturers, and grey iron castings.
corporation, Charleston Drydock
May 1959 for the purpose of entering the ship
repair field in the
Port of Charleston, South
Carolina.
He stated
that the basic reason for the move was to follow the tanker repair
was
The
motion
class
$59,160.
officer,
year
on
The
the
into
engaged in the production of
pictures for " industry.
shares and
260,000 shares
are
sponsored
Mueller Brass Co.—Sales Rise—
prep¬
of
underwriter.
subsidiaries
and
are
net
prospectus
Net
has
most
problem
.
Mr.
drug
shares
principal
its
the prospectus,
to
the
which
in
of the
company
the
fleet.
Co.,
of
300,000
the
as
and
50,000
officers
fifth
common
110,000
of
Jan,
of
The
other
common
in
good
loan
10,571
the
more
1960,
18,
shares
100,000
(convertible
B
for
pared
announced
110,000
year.
maritime
by
of
and beauty
2451.
p.
immediate specific
proceeds of its sale of additional class A stock,
but
intends
to
add
the
same
to
working* capital to be used for
normal corporate purposes, including payment .of an "outstanding bank
,
(non-prescription)
sale
190,
New
St.,
Jan.
on
outstanding
Net
the
SEC
which
commercials
class
need
(approximately $800,000) loan for working capital pur¬
poses
to Minneapolis-Moline Turk Tractor ve Ziraat Makineleri A. S.,
Ankara,. J. Russell Duncan, President of the Hopkins, Minn., company
Mr. Hall pointed out that the company's business is directly affected
by the volume of foreign trade and by the economic condition of the
world merchant fleet.
He
added that good
times for ship operators
generally
of
Export-Import
Turkish
110,000
110,000
$26,379,649 for the
reported sales of
listed
has
now
of
Minneapolis-Moline Co.—Turkish Affiliate Gets Loan
110,000
year-end
to
is
According
190,
Riverdale, Md., and a
principally in the manufacture,
proprietary
from
expansion
preferred
taneously in
the
of
subject
It
the
of
company
casting
110,000
This
with sales of $35,554,334 and earnings of $2,125,885 after
$6.02 per share on 350,721 shares outstanding at the 1958
Dividends
of
$1.25
per
share
of common
stock were
President,
the
Thayer,
taxes of $661,975, or $1.76 per share
stock outstanding, Mr. Wm. Purnell
after
of
headquarters
engaged
machines
Robinson
castings
company
earnings
369,208 shares
for
Marron,
—V.
Maryland Shipbuilding & Drydock Co.—Earns.—News
year
value
par
53rd
East
15
of
with
stock,
Co.
The
stock.
;
Co., ';.''
110,000
&
&
&
110,000
quarter
and
is
of
used
Harrison
165,000
—__
Underwood
corresponding
the
Wash-
are contemplated.—V.
Name
fiscal year.
foregoing figures are
justments.—V. 190, p. 1836.
in
WHK-AM
UNDERWRITERS—The names of the several underwriters and the
respective number of shares which they have agreed to
purchase from
the company1 are as follows:
of
Garden Corp.—Net Down—
The
be
consist
cumulative
The corporation lias announced that for the quarter ended Nov. 30,
1959, the first quarter of its current fiscal year, net income, after pro¬
vision for Federal income taxes, was $115,025 as compared with net
income
and
A
This
will
tilings,
The
Madison Square
sale
production
165,000
-
Co.—
&
A.
Inc.
and
stock
mon
Kerner
&
with
company
Philadelphia,
packaging
165,000
— _
Incorporated
Stix
Waggoner 220,000
202.
&
The
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
165,000
Cunningham, Sclnnertz &
Co., Inc.
,
;
Davenport & Co
Hulme, Applegate &
Humphrey, Inc
Richard E. Kohn & Co__
McCourtney-Breckenridge
& Company—
Co. 275,000
Stein Bros. & Boyce___>- 275,000
J. s. Strauss
& Co.— —275,000
Arnold & Crane—
220,000
Jenks,
Co.
Yarnallk Biddle & Co
Sulzberger,
Kirkland &
Hallowell,
Co.
165,000
C. Wheat & Co
J.
Bodine___i._ 275,000
&
&
class
BUSINESS—The Mifflin, McCambridge Company, incorporated
in
Delaware, is the result of a merger between The McCambridge &
McCambridge Co., Miflin Chemical Co. and the Brown Drug & Chem¬
agreed
Co
&
WTTG-TV
York
Mifflin, McCambridge Co. $1
at a price of
$3 per share. !
—$165,000
Leary
the personneI of WTVP
arations.
amounts
Incorporated
Barrow,
—
principal
FM in New
of The
Barret, Fitch, North & Co.
600,000
Inc.-—1
Peck—
Co.
&
severally
&
and
he saicL—V.
price,"
York, filed
a
registration
covering 150,000 shares of
to be offered for public
sale
by the issuing company and 50,000 shares (outstanding stock)
by the present holders thereof.
The public offering ?price and under¬
writing terms are to be supplied by amendment. Francis I. du Pont
De-
operates two teleYork, Cleveland and
New
York
want reliability
and
and stereo
possible
Videotronics, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
firm,
statement
television
CAPITALIZATION—After
have
respective
to
W.
below
in
New
lowest
MPO
Mifflin, McCambridge Co.—Common Stock Offered—
banking group headed by Harrison & Co.
offered publicly on Jan. 8 a new issue of
100,000 shares
mon
named
the
television,
the
This,
West;,, yvho has served as Commercial
Manager and Station Man¬
of WTVP since December
1956, will continue in those positions,
n^CS
radio,
than
An investment
EARNINGS—For the 12 months ended Oct. 31. 1959, the company had
total operating revenues of $8,122,000 and net income of $794,000.
PURCHASERS—The
stations
in
Cleveland).
2713
:
•
of
Broadcasting Corporation presently
^ and WNEW-AM
«n'
In
ager
p
\%■/%'/
:
more, to
keep from
looking
at
'boxes'.
While price
is
always
a
consideration, consumers generally are more mature in their Judgment
the
WTVP
Ben
BUSINESS—Louisiana Gas Service Co. supplies natural gas in 75
communities located in northeast and southeast Louisiana, including
all of the area surrounding the city of New Orleans.
Estimated popula¬
tion of the company's service area is 315,000.
Water service is also
supplied in one community.
yll®?0".'1111
PM
the ABC Network anct-serves
^
market.
vis 1 bh
REDEMPTION—The 1985 series bonds will be redeemable at general
redemption prices ranging from 107.52% to par, and at special redemp¬
tion prices receding from 101.64% to par, plus accrued interest in each '
1
for
television station
W. Kluge, Chairman and President
and George A.
Solas, Chicago advertising executive
Prairie, stated
that the
acquisition
is subject
to
the?--Federal Communications Commission.
WTVP
is
a
.stations and two radio
Washington, D. C. (WNEW-TV
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale of the bonds will be used
by the company to pay off promissory notes and for the construction
of new facilities, for the extension, and improvement of present facili¬
ties and for other corporate purposes.
For 1959, the company's con¬
struction program required expenditures of about $1,925,000, and it is
estimated that such expenditures in 19G0 will approximate $2,000,000.
case.
of
owner
s
tWp>TV station affiliated with
■
i
Co.
^ohn
ttIin°uncement by
y
and associates offered on Jan. 20 an issue
of $7,500,000 Louisiana Gas Service Co. first mortgage
bonds, 5%% series due Jan. 1, 1985, at iOl.64% and ac¬
crued interest, to yield 5.75%. The group won award of
the bonds at competitive sale
on Jan. 19 on a bid
100.11%.
.
Pr®sident
Langley & Co.
0f
r
.
Metropolitan
W. C.
—
.
.
acquisiiiqu-oL Prfthie'Television
in Decatur, 111.
♦
Louisiana Gas Service Co.
.
Metropolitah Broadcasting Corp.—Acquisition—
dlty iCorpbration has completed negotiations
i
7
(3.87)
"t i
,
New Orleans Public
to
the
be
N. Y.
purposes.
Service, Inc.—Capital Adjustment
Proposed—
-
This
corporation has filed an
Holding Company Act proposing
Commission
1960
to
has
request
issued
a
an
hearing
order
with
application
an
earned
the
surplus
SEC
under
transfer;
and
the
the
giving interested persons until Feb. 4,
thereon.
At
Nov.
30,
1959
the
company's
'.
i-mr
8
The
(388)
'
n'
thereof
Into h more permanent -form of- capital,
the -company proposes to
transfer
from
earned
surplus
to
the capital surplus account,
the,,sum of 50c pier share of its outstanding no par common stock, or
an
earned
surplus
of
aggregate
amounted
511,113.538.
to
To
5710,264.89.—Vk; 190, p. 54.
portion
convert a
►
•
*
Ormet
This
fleet
the nation's local airlines by setting newrecords in
passenger,
air mail and air express volume in 1959' for
the greatest growth in its 12-year history, Hal
N. Carr, President,
airline
reported on
the
airline
total
957,751
..
revenue
all
transported by
13
^'--Ay
X'"-
and
Revere
three
The
r*n
preferred
Formation
oi
ucts
utilizing
n/rnvi
which. nnr-».
,
'"
■
•
c
■
hew company
a
bituminous
Prpsirtpnt
a
was jointly
Ppnimriv r:n»i
nf
,,
-
which will produce
coal
r
variety"
a
announced
Pr»
nf
Rf
on
of
dma
iH7!
"i
Jan.
•
•«,.
be
used
long-term
as
I
^
„
Copper
&
Brass
Inc.
low
temperature coul tar.s and
„
olllllll
hi'
hen
coal-based paving binder.
Siti
Potential
the Revere and the Mathieson, each^j.for the;.t)ew plant are nov under study.
,0
^
,
s
with a cargo capacity of 17,729 "tons;andThe new company will use the new Peabody
carbonization prodlss
the last-three months^ all three began i { ^nown as the Mansfield Process, for the
production, from
bituminous
transporting bauxite (the ore of aluminum> from Surinam to Ormet s
of chemical coke and. low temperature volatile gases.This process
bauxite refining plant at Burnside. La.
\
will, be combined with the Curtiss-Wright processes for the
recovery 0t
Ormet Ship Finance Corp.
is a subsidiary of Ormet Corp.—V. .189,
low temperature coal tar from the volatile gases ami
production 0f
p
2140.
"
* %
I
Curtiss-Wright coal-based paving binder for roads and airport
,
feet
604
airlines..
ships
the
are
Olin.
eight
inches long,
of
soeed
a
knots.
15
During
t
.
■'
X";
will
proceeds
Corp.
;
a
industry."
York Life vricnvanro
New
.■
ore-carrier vessels built recently for charter
to Ormet Corp.,.
commercial
plant for the applications of the processes
developed
primary aluminum producer jointly owned by Olin Mathieson. Chepilca^jn,*. peabody and Curtiss-Wright for the production of chemical
coke
passengers.;.,
local
.first
20-year
.of
•
Peabody-Wright Corp.—Formed—
modern
increase ovet our passenger traffic in 1958,":
newrecord
for North Central
and'the
represents a 23%
said,
"and is
Carr
local
carried
Central
North
said
'V..■'
.
is about one-fifth
"This
Mr.
13,
Jan.
Carr
Mr
which
topped
again
the
tvas
•
.
Bonds^ *niu*o
iiS Institutional investor^. The,
bonds to
trust
'
Monday, January 25, 1960
.
of the bonds.
Eastman
agent for the issuer."
" '
was
Routes—
$1^,911.500
issued
vv-.:..-Vt
5
.-,
54,680.500
The
V The
has
largest participant
Co.
Air lines—Volume—New
Central
North
corporation
mortgage collateral
chased
,
Commercial^H^'Fm«n^ Chronicle
♦« «>
Finance Corp.—Issues
Ship
♦V,')
u. v
-
.
Central
North
for
-32'%'.
a
of
air
carried
increase
mail,
including
38%
hike.v-^y'•
The
a
airline
100,336-ton
"The
"The
said.
speed
five
aircraft
new
efficiency
and
considered
among
the
minutes."
hours,
20
6
hours,
32
year
the
to
phased
were
in
fleet
public
.miles.
by
April
The
\
Carr
said
industry,
;
.
add
to
is J
and
: "We
five
flew
said.
Convairs
North
Central
34%
a
boost
has
68%
considering
flew
also
than
more
were
the
153.893,721
revenue
North
1,900
Convairs
Central's
several
and
employment
employees of
19582
over
re¬
a
to
The
North
Central
-North
had
220.006
miles
ton
of
air
freight.
-
to
extend
two
On
other
air
new
routes.
from
One
to
Port
trip
per
D.
the
new., routes
Central,"
pioneering
air
across-the-lake
community
service
said,
round
-•
"has
lake
across
between
interest
of
stantial volume of
(The
Moran
routes
second
a
themselves.
prove
Mf,
with
by
also
^
said
■.
that " North
Moran
cities
said
would
the
through
Michigan's
Upper
would
Michigan's
The
for
airline,
These
«
be
added
•
■
is
and
pioneer
western
in
with
belt
Oct.
on
21
the
make
North
from
Green
examiner's
Bay
Canadian
Central
route
miles
airline
—V.
the
would
first
of
ings
add
13
sharply in
of
nearly
;
sale
at
$5,000
statement
mated
unit,
includes
per
also
additional
or
Agreements,
aggregate
of
to
150
offered
for
be
S750.000.
522.500
The registration
"estimated maximum
of
over-expenditure," and $37,500 for "esti¬
price for additional properties acquired after
offering
I960."
..
Amounts
in
paid
1960 in
for
participations
his share of
not
and
other
amount
any
estimated
ment,
be
acquiring property interests
equipping certain wells
pay
will
be
to
used
and
drilling, completing and
Each participant agrees to
expenses.
than
-
incurred
costs
pay
in
by which such
more
to
3%.
costs
The
exceed
company
5%
his
commit¬
will
retain
a
overriding royalty in property interests within
drilling sites, which
become a 25%
working interest after participants recover their
of drilling,
completing, equipping and operating the
interests, and
will retain a 25%
working interest in all other properties. It is
pres¬
ently anticipated that the areas of
primary interest will be in Okla¬
homa, but, depending upon
developments, other areas may become
primary areas of interest.
shall
The
All
company
its
was
organized
outstanding stock is
to
him
of
$2,000
in
consideration
in
cash
of
and
under
owned
his
Oklahoma
by Wm. J.
payment
law
on
O'Connor
and
Jan.
and
transfer
to
6.
the
property
1960.
issued
was
company
consisting of furniture and fixtures,
and other
equipment, well logs and published reports
valued by
company at $3,000. O'Connor also is listed as
President.
is
and
This
.
corporation,
located
an
of
underwriting
subscribed
was
20 000
37lac
or
outstanding.
option
f
pany
,
to
to
by
the
°*
common
per
purchase all
be offered
McDonnell
6%
on
Robltsch«k,
shares
N.
for
an
18
covering
public sale through
Co., Inc.
The public
President,
aggregate
each
consideration
share,
representing all the common shares
acquired from McDonnell & Co. an
outstanding stock of Onyx Oil & Chemical
company
the
promissory'
note
in
and
the
for
the
amount
option
the
com¬
of
550.000, which
stockholders of Onyx
^amount paid by McDonnell & Co. to
Such amount may be applied by the company
XJiSJhpw
r»pltion brlce ,Jl,on exercise thereof. The business and
? are *° be transferred to Onyx Chemical and the
Onvl fui
dissolved. Onyx Chemical will continue to conduct the
«S. fSS U
the same general policies and with subof nml nu tin^mieQif *S°m
'
f"obltschpk' whb has been President
officer of Onyx
ChemlcaT continue as President and chief executive
!ile opt!onf
k
i
.
«^«?aCOimpan^^ }*** authorized
of the r«1pC
°1 $u750 000 oi
McDonnell &, Co. to negotiate for a
sinkln« fund debentures. The proceeds
tit
ebent!irel and the l40.000 common shares will be
onHn^f balai)ce of the purchase price payable upon exercise
According tH
Prepayment of the 6% promissory note.
OU ls
en^ged ln the'manufacture
anniiPrt
of
,
thp
thP
in
ahmit
<^n
•
mediates of
•in.
1953
of
"v
5 III
which
are
sold
Io.r
to
manufacturing
Primarily
as
concerns
chemical inter-
JnSSS.'!* it,'"wSJfocofedTSyCto' TT
Victor
if
a
rtwft*frift
other
members
had
nif^
eHSRten Islan<1- N Y
w
None
V
B"Inan and has
of'Th? J,"" by
a
ownership W.rMu"'o5x
The business
since
been
any
M
""
was founded In
by individual
owned
'.rust <or tha
0ny*
industry
of
of
Mo.,
.sharp
at'the
.'
to
minute
rise
several
purchase—a
there
be in
may
buying
public
sound
a
of
jars,
will
future
"The
that
the
,
investment,
purchase
both
1576.
p.
"we
to
have
ties
meet
18th
of
and
and,
sells
convenience
expansion,
volume
needed
are
with
in
the
to
for
the
family
of
Mr.
Megowen
various
best
the U. S.
parts of
possible
service,
to
well
as
in
said
the
new
plants,
company in recent years, "also
future of glass containers."
container
of
record
ments should
be due to
from
production
billion
23
in
the
bottles
together
exceed 45
new
increases
Ground
billion
units
developments and
in
will be
population
broken
for
our
S.
others
:
Closure
and
uses,
.
Division
are
proceeds
are
principal payment,
Park
to
time
this
at
three
he
Chester
Mr.
year
Jan.
7
filed
a
letter
be
used
to
make
and
a
Longan, Chairman of the com¬
Niven, Managing Director of
will be the three principal
payment
on
p.
Peabody-Wright Corp., below.—V. 190,
market
and
produces
all
other
sold
ago,
the
users;
in
Mexican
economy
Williams
Philco's
with
within
the
He
said;
long-range
Mexican
the
Republic.
Bendix
all
washing
machines in Mexico
increased progressively 'since
has
„
motors
The
used
other
in
Bendix: appliances
has
company
under
the
;
brands
sold
more
"Bendix"
well
as;
automatic
than
trademark
combined.
management
*
A
*
,
subsidiary
its
of
been
in
•
de
in
Mexico
was
began
The
■
•
.
C.V.
activities
Mexico.
television
in the
company
-
known
S.A.
manufacturing
radios,
parent
„
well
Philco
television
Philco
the
-
.
has
company, "
electronic
of
support
,
trademark
for
many
organized in
in 1950 with
currently
company
receivers,
Phllc.
years.
InternaMonaW has
M>
to. Philco, S.A. de-C.V. more than :25,000,000 -Ps. to make
possible the accomplishment of Its
program.,
in
V Responsible for the guidance of the
company's progress and growth
.
been
Mr.
Harold
L.
Cummings, President, ahd Mr. Ralph E.
who celebrated, in 1959. the 25th anniver¬
of his association with philco's Mexican activities.—V. 191,
p. 204.
Chaplin, Director General,
sary
;
Pitney-Bowes,
Inc.—New
Product—
'
A new, compact
postage meter machine, the first
machine to seal,
stamp and stack letters in one
being
Introduced
The versatile
desk model mailih?
operation, is currently
nationally by this Stamford,. Conn., corporation,1
new
postage meter contains major-mechanical improve
ments, and will sell for about one-third less than
any comparable moaei,
according to Elwood M. Davis, sales Vice-President of the business
machines, firm. "It is the first machine to offer small mailers desk-top
convenience with the advantages
•
priced
'
fit-
One
formerly found only in larger, higher-
machines," he said.
of
:.
..
the
mailing machine's principal advantages^ the sales
tlve said, is its
range of stamp values.
The meter permits
finger-tJP
selection of any denomination of
postage from one-half cent tip to
$1.09Vi in a single stamp. The meter stamp can be
printed directly 011
letters, or on a gummed tape for
parcel'post packages.
V
"
.
.
;
Included
the
Model
stacker
'
—V
as
standard
5500,
that
are
holds
a
equipment with the new machine, designatea
lightweight meter carrying case<y an envelops
to
up
40
letters,
and
a
parcel
post
tape
dispenser.
190, p. 2085.
Y.
land-
:
for
I
'
the
co-operation
industry
which
Mexico
under
and
States.
Philco
and
*"
Ran^eley Bald Mountain Ski Corp.* Rangeley,
Files With Securities and
Exchange ComrnissionThe, corporation
The
"
in
it began the manufacture of electric motors
on
Jan.
8 filed
shares of common
share), without underwriting.
1527.
'v
Internacional, S.A., Is the latest
its
of
of
operation
an
covering 767
p.
S.A.,
directors.
investments
development
years
introduction
have
709.
Peabody Coal Co.—Shares in New Firm—
of
.
Enterprises, Inc.—SEC Suspends
Offering—
above,—V. 183,
Rolston, Regional Operations
Fribourg,
will
represent
Philco,
the
past
10
years,"
Mr.
investment is evidence of
the
several
notification with the SEC
(par one cent) to be offered
working capital.
and
available
curtalhwall
N.
Cia.
Corp., S.A,
products,
for
2451.
in
Philco
record, players, and
high fidelity-stereophonic instruments in its modern factory in Mexic»
City,
The company also makes many of the components used In its
with
and
190;- p.
New York.
from
to Mr. Williams, Cia. Mercantil Intex-naclonal, S.A , will
occupy-new premises in Colonia Vallejo where it will'consolidate and
enlarge its manufacturing operations to meet the increasing demand for
Bendix laundry equipment.' In
carrying out its program the company's
personnel, of whom 98%
are
Mexican, will have the full technical,
the
of
down
for
board
manufacture
manufactures
Bridgeton
closures
announced
interest
manufactures
which
license
.
Malcolm
increased
over
ago,
Five
for
been
years.
the
plants
glass
35,000 employees.—V.
interest payment
See Artiminas, Inc.,
See
under
$2
'
;
note.
Corp.,
minority
City,
at
:
According
The
V
located
operates
covering 150,000 shares of common stock
at $2 per share,
through T, M. Kirsch & Co,,
The
•
United
~
•
on
of
machines
marketing
-
Beach-Dade Corp., North Miami
Beach, Fla.—
Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission— •
corporation
today
those
have
»
Palm
The
Mexico
V
'
Philco
of
SECl
the
offered
outstanding
an
substantial
a
Mexico
William
the
the
time.
,
apparatus, metal and plastic
containers, glass block and Thinlite
60 plants and
in
and
*
glass
ments, plastic
The company has
division
a
with
be
a
.
Mercantil
washing
year should reach an
he declared
"With the
buying power,"
the new plant some
off
pay
to
.
j
Mexican
12 years
as
40% of this increase will
with the remainder
resulting
and
Plastics
the
that
•
scientific
in
undertook
making metal and plastic closures, as well as
plastic containers
at
Glassboro, N. J,, St. Charles, 111., and San
Jose, Calif, it also has a
plastic container plant at Kansas City, Mo.
Owens-Illinois, one of the leaders in the
glass, plastics and forest
products segments of the
packaging industry, also produces Libbev
tableware,
plastic
melamine
dinnerware,
containcrboard, /corrugated
shipping boxes, multlwail paper bags, glass television
bulbs for picture
tubes,
in
by 1975.
new
Owens-Illinois glass container
plants
Alton and Sheator, 111.; Gas
O-I
to
in-
.
$1)
Acquisition—
Corp.,
America
that
City
built'
in
notification
(par
Internacional,
S.A.,
began
distribution
of
Bendix
washing machines in Mexico in 1940 and was the first
Bendix appliance distributor outside of the United
States. The company
City, Ind.; Clarion, Pa.- Charleston'
Huntington and Fairmont, W. Va.; Atlanta.
Ga.; Waco,' Texas-' Los
Angeles and Oakland, Calif,; and
Portland, Ore. Three overseas plants
are located
in Havana, Cuba; Valencia,
Venezuela, and Bogota Columbia
The
used
directors;
Philco
out
Cia.
this
Jars,"
Other
J.;
with
of
stock
Files
automatic
container
confidence
v
.
U.
and
completion scheduled for 1961.
N.
Mr.
of
series
Government
as
reflect
by
faith
1944
President
the
"Glass
be
the. company's
a
pointed
"
production'facili--
provide glass
on
made
:
bottles
country"
O-I
letter
a
capital
"The agreement with Cia, Mercantil
•••;/
believes additional
Engineer oi
Under the agreement,, the company's
capital stock has been increased
10,000,000 pesos, according to Harvey Williams,' President of Philco
Philco
the
in the world, it will be engineered and
built
requirements by customers more
efficiently;"
Combustion
Switzerland.
Manager—Latin
impor¬
said.
of Breed, Abbott
Chief
Mercantil Internacional, S.A., and Philco
shareholders. Mr. Williams and Mr. W. S.
.
added.
The
filed
8
of
to
are
International.
-
manufacture
elected
was
Hurley;' F. Stillman Elfied,
George R, Hill, Executive
Coal|
underwriting.•
washers
pany's board
to
meet the rapidly
growing demand for glass containers by the nation's
food, drug chemi¬
cal and beverage industries.:
i
'The new plant at Brockport
represents an implementation of this
belief in the Rochester area,
just as the new facility we will soon start
building at New Orleans, La., does in that part of the
by
Jan.
shares
the
Bendix
Fribourg,
sav¬
for
Coal,
'
financing
more
T.
Roy
Peabody
acquisition of
Internacional, S.A.,
Mercantil
/
repeatedly em¬
quality home in
a
Peabody
Corp., Petersburg, Va.^Exchange Commission—
and
International
Jan.. 15
on
850-foot
an
Megowen said his company
users
of-
Philco Corp.—Division
Brockport
new
Board
without
proceeds
Philco
*
OwenS-IHinois'
glass container plants
Mr.
the
corporation
share,
The
must
financially,
comfort
of
.
the Board of Directors of the new-corporation also
elected
-
Securities
The
facility will be 'the glass container plant of
tomorrow'—a highly efficient operation whose
design will feature the
latest
improvements in glass making, including those
developed by
O-I research," Mr.
Megowen said.
"One of the most
highly automated
order
of
covering 15,000
purchases. which." decline
leave the dealer's showroom,"
concluded,
maintenance-free
189,
plant.
Vice-President
corporation at the organization meeting held in
the headquarters of the. new firm will be
located
where
Cia.
Boeschenstein
con-
and, development tvork
newly formed company.
Petersburg Investment
per
other
they
Executive
the-new
meeting are:= Ted L. Kelce;
With
hun¬
net
year-
research
Mansfield,
;
•
v
a
Peabody Coal.
home, the largest
to
its
after
increase
•
for
the continuous process for
Vice-iPresident df purtiss-Wtight^ William-L..
and Morgan; .and .Vaughn
intensify
'
'
continues
years
any
contrast
the
'
resistance
unusual-
summer
at 301 Olive Street.
Chairman
V
to
and
late last
program
coal in cooperation with the
Kelce,
Louis,
Members of
-
Improved construction
the quality-built
make,
many
than
and
J„
Jan.
company
"
value of
for
value
terms
new
all-time
Jersey City,
for
&
the
of
better materials,
Americans
greater
Mr.
for
are to be supplied by amend-
an ?8£reZ1te Prlce oi $2,500,000;
its
issued
Street,
SEC
organized under Delaware law in December
1959.
The
the
was
headed
Warren
with
stock,
™V™nd F'
for
$15,000.
now
common
group
Onyx Chemical
of
190
and undcrwriting terms
P
ment
at
statement
segments
resistance
Curtiss-Wright and the Commonwealth
organization will continue its
uses'for
new
Ted-L.
v
frontage on the New York Central
Railroad, Carl R. Megowen, President, said;
Occupying approximately
300.000 square feet on the- 70-acre
site, the plant will have
adequate
room
-
Onyx Chemical Corp.—Registers With
SEC—
]«registration
shares
all
the
year
in
the
be
in
The
great
;
140,000
.
rising economy and
American families* to buy
for
skid
joint
a
and airport binder and
road
President
ultra-modern, multi-furnace glass container plant will be erected
on a 70-acre site
on the barge canal at
Brockport, N. Y., 12 miles from
Rochester, this Toledo (O.) company announced on Jan. 15.
r
%
office
the
time
into
entered
St.
'
the
of
prbducing ™
laboratory tests
Exhaustive
program
This
Pa.
-
An
costs
'
face
Owens-Illinois Glass Co.—New Plant—
Okla., filed
for
assessments
maximum
an
additional
an
the
improved
lubricants and heat.
The new
step
covering
Exploration
in
better
no
and
most
resale
to
will
tantly,
-
in
1
V. '
coalr
verting the low temperature volatile gases to coal tar .were
developed
at the Curtiss-Wright Research and Development Center in
Quehanna,
Housing
t
bituminous
of the new paving material.
Twelve half-mile test
highway were installed throughout Kentucky and are showhighly satisfactory results.
test
ing
v
SEC—
corporation, of 111 -N. W. 23rd St.', Oklahoma
City,
registration statement with the SEC on Jan.
12, 1960,
Participations
Sees
digested
that the new
-
phasize
-I960
■
This
of
iact,
urged
that
family group."—V.
O'Connor Petroleum, Inc.—Registers With
units
■
unprecedehteS opportunity in
-
"Therefore."
745
'
-
'
,sections of
addities
Y
new
every
"This
nation's
the
total
a
oil
;tl>
.
-
times
many
cost.
,
a
"In
he said.
1073.
p.
-
purchase
dollars
D.
and
four new
cities
to
the North Central system.
The
operates 5,366 route miles into nine states
serving 71 cities.
now
190.
recommendations
lubrication
,
Corp,- -Chief
of
year
a
"
N.
Wiliiston.
airlines to operate international routes.
The
and
long
_
the beginning of
.
there is
also stressed
single
across
recommendation
and
»
Boeschenstein
methods.
of
dred
Minot
be
can
added.
strides made In
area."
CAB
a
Sask..
from
route
Detroit
received
Regina.
would
carrier's
to
he
homes."
He
the
.
.
Mr. Boeschenstein, whose company is a
major manufacturer of home
building materials, said that next year's houses will be
of
higher
quality and more comfortable than ever before, due to the remarkable
Chicago
portion
coal
^ a.--:
G.f
llliprpVGd
tar with
Interest in the process
conditions,
to jet fuels,
of Kentucky
merchandising programs, stressing the quality home as a sound I
"More buyers-will be qualified, if lenders*
understand that
quality home assures lower operating costs. The Federal Housing
Authority has officially recognized that this increases the borrower's
ability to pay."
-•_ -v''
Lakehead
from
paving binder
bituminous
-»
-i
the-process utilizes
water
and
>, -
the
in
system
the
; -».
^ already,
participates in
is part owner of four plants C
It
chemicals and
France.
•
detergent
*
-
investment.
to
Canadian
new
ana
;
paving material produced a surface that lias
superior load carrying capacity, excellent resistance to adverse weather
large quantities of.
use
C'
their
-
carrier's- policy
the
to
"a
the
Kentucky; Indiana, Ohio
^
sinbe
{jemonstrated
the*
a dynamic new decade in quality
Boeschenstein, -Owens-Corning President, said
industry review. "The facts simply do not warrant a gloomy
incomes,
Mr.
experience
demonstrated
,
Central's
Wisconsin
eastern
serving
awards
North
to
Illinois,
' coal for hot-mix, hot lay bituminous surfaces.
imrpediate, mii^ widespread-,: especially^in„(coal
He pointed out that there .will be a. lot of good new
housing built in
I960, tight money or not—the increasipg number of family formations
and the abundance of disoosable income will demand such
production.
Peninsula.
industrial
route
a
local
tie
extensions
with
"integrate
northward
"It
route
trip
in
operations
in
tons
8rlilI0UBC6CljlftSt Apill
using high or low temperature-coal
■
building," -Harold
rising
-v
Central
.
producer,
......
overseas.
Kingdom
/
-
(
"
recent
a
outlook,"
round
one
mining
29
Oklahoma.-V
and
paving binder
recommended
with
considerable
as
frequency of service in the industry. • It is the
provide additional flight- where traffic demands." >
Mr.
Canada,
by its
Bay and
Grand
Rapids.
A
lake barrier generates a sub¬
a
traffic." 2
examiner
"vi'.y
had
barriers
Green
separated
C.,
.
ventures
United
,
home
in
new
D.
service
v
petrochemical,
major
joint
sixty
housing industry
"p'
start
•
st
rommon
Tergal, which will
taw material.
&
synthetic
the
"Nineteen
certificated
Ont.,
Itiver
Lbhe
Boom—
Duluth-Superior.v the
Washington,
airline
day on each segment
William,
from
run
be
1
in
decision
initial
an
Airlines
Arthur-Fort
Moran,
Paul-based
in
Central
would
segment
Ferdinand
Minneapolis-St.
"North
examiner,
North
Houghton-Hancock." Mich. '
Examiner
in
<CAB»
that
service
the
after
Board
recommended
l&tC
Societe Californie-Atlantique.
Its chief,
the largest synthetic, fiber producer in.
Owens-Corning Fiberglas
-
Aeronautics
13
near^
bv
.
\
1,
Civil
COITlDlGtiOll
as
Rhodiaceta.
..
other
both
Central
Jan.
Missouri
has
.
of 2 billion
excess
.,—\
venture," commented,Oronite President, T,-G. Hughes-, "is
prompted by a rapidly expanding market abroad for-.synthetic fibers,
particularly In France."
:
:
•
r
airline
A
on
Peabody
in
economic, advantage
important
production.
"The new
began, operations to Benton Harbor-St. Joseph, Mich;,
increasing its system to 71 cities and 5,366 route miles.
serves Minesota, Wisconsin. Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska, North
Dakota/South Dakota. Michigan and Indiana.
v
*
»
Jan.
.The
|
a
producing
in
now
which
carried
years.
reserves
Process^ under
Mansfldld
provides an
Rhodiaceta has recently completed construction.-of av new plant.
Oronite,
approximately 750 are based in Minneapolis-St Paul, North Central's general headquarters.
The airline inaugurated air
freight service on June 1 and in September ranked third among the local
airlines.. By the end of the year,
...
^ thred
Call-
of
now
for
the
on
produce its synthetic fiber.
several
helped
airline
be
para-xylene as
ip-'.
1959
company
tilfinf
rlnlhir
will be known
will
France.
execu- \
is
r.'rV'
in
hacL the
runways.
largest coal producer In the.United States has
developmenfc-and test jfor the
'past
-Utilization of. the low temperature volatile kases produced
Coal,"second
Peabqdy
,
synthetic fibers,. Its partner
make
Fnrnnpan
customer
equipment. >
miles in 1959,
routes
new
35%
airline
nu'cn
»,
new
Nazaire plant,
new
passenger
:
the
of
of
»
Nazftire—^
Se KiJf
market
industrial center within the European
cojnmon market. .
company, now being formed
to build and operate the St,
growing
1
This
time.
on
addition
increase.";
Addition
-
these,
achievement
to
French
new
a
bX S dSSSSI
be
.
The
13,228,637 scheduled flights, last year/* the
"Of
markable
widely used
milliftn
.
during I960, increasing its fleet to 42, including 32 DC-3"s.
X
*
;•*
'thfi Rtandard
nf
chemical
Z\
i960
averaged
more
five
* " "
IVpnturc—.
Co.—New
«
.
.
plans
*
.
Convair
D(J-3: utilization
the .airline
North" Central
"
•*
being formed by the
principal shareholder? of ANTAR Petroles de. l'Atlamtique, a French
petroleum 'firm, and Soclete Progil,; a French chemical - f irip r*
*
:
■
%
t
Mr.
Chemical
the venture will be
in
.
with
daily
»
xylene—a
.
operation
average;
1959
rrKi-
'
"
35%
Carr.
our
Our
"
Oronite
increase
26". Mr.
.
the
into
\
*
-
traveling
seat
flight equipment.
new
minutes.
best
the
to
available
indicated
as.
of
last
express
416,537 ton miles
regular surface mail, for
of
service
added
werq
utilization
7
Its
350,000,000
340's
air
hauled
7; r'V':.;
increased
nearly
Convair
airline
miles
largely due to the addition of
was
of
miles
ton
i The
1953.
->y\
•
also
with
1958,
over
538,495
over
*
*>
-
'
"
proceeds
are
to
be
used
a
Me.—
letter of, potlfi,catipn with the
to be .offered at par ($100
SEC
stock
,
to
operate
-
,
a
per
,
ski
resort.
Continued
on
page
47
191
Volume
Number 5919
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
...
DIVIDENDS
(389)
Per
„
Name of
Company
Supply Co. of New York (quar.)___
Dickey (W. S.) Clay Mfg. (quar.):
Dividend announcements are grouped in two separate
tables. In the first we indicate all the dividends an¬
nounced during the current week. Then we follow with
a second table in
which we show the payments nrevi-
but which have not yet
ously announced,
navment date.
v
reached their
of Company
Hume
i
Fitch (quar.),
Missiles . & Construction—
Acne
(quar.)___
_
Payable
Dresser
of Rec.
Dun
1-29
7'Ac
2-29
2-11
preferred
Wood Steel
A
10c
2-15
S-
2-15
$1.50
3-
(quar.)
common
$1.37'A
3-18
2-26
1-29
4-
Initial
-2
—
40c
2-15
22'Ac
37'4c
fl5c
25c
87'Ac
62'Ac
57c
2-25
oreferred
B
2-25
1
1
2-15
3-
1-
1-20
'2-20
1-26
2-15
3-15
20c
'.
2-15
3-
-
prior
3-
1
2-
$$1.37'/a
_________
1
1-19
25c
2-15
25c
3-15
Bond
3-15
2-15
$1.25
3-15
2-15
$1.25
3-15
3-11
2-
!
Gar
10-15
25c
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Markets
(A. J.i
Aircraft
Corp.
Co.
Gossett
1-15-61
1
1
2-10
(9 6/lOc
net
from
10c
40c
Airplane
2-12
2-12
Inc.
Bowling
Corp.
Hill
1
Falls
preterred
1-28
-
3-10
2-11
Carpenter
2-
8
2-15
2-
1
(ic
3-10
3-
1
2-15
1-30
quar.)i
22 (Ac
"
-Great
preferred
taken
on
1
1
Class
1
3-15
3-
1
3-10
2-18
2-15
2-
Gulf
1
payment
4-1
$10c
4-25
3-31
Co.,
Hahn
57; preferred
A
(quar.
A
(quar.
.
$1.25
3-21
$1.25
6-21
6-10
$1.25
9-21
9-
9
preferred B
Central Louisiana
12-21
12-
9
Elec'ric,
(quar.
Common
Title
—_
Y.)
n,my
2-11
-
1-28
2-15
1-22
1
1-22
2-
1-15
(entire
issue
ties
$25.50
from
1
2-15
3-15
Interstate
•
4-15
2-15
3-
1
2
1-25
_
».
Income
—•
incomei
(quarterly
—
New
1-30
2-
9
47
2-
3
35c
,
,
-
45e.
93V4C
9
2-
3-15
I
75c
3-15
35c
3-
In
1
75c.
3-
30c
2-29
1
2-8
2-
8
tl2(6c
1-31
1-15
2-15
1-29
noc
2-15
1-29
40c
3-21
3-
4
2-
1
1-21
2-
1
1-21
9c
from
4-15
4-
5
2-15
2-
5
net
12c
1-15
$1.25
3-
1
30c
net
dividend__
2-
3-30
3-16
"
(quar.)
Cement
2-15
2-
6c
2-25
1-29
Jersey
Power
York
Times,
Air
Common
Brake
2-25
2-15
2-11
Northern
3-
Noyes
5
4
7
2-15
3-
Oak
2-29
2-
12-
8
Co.
2
3-14
2-11
Co.
2-15
3-15
2-29
2-29
2-15
3-18
2-26
5 7
5 7
1-29
$47'Ac
4-
1
50c
4-
1
2-26
3-
1
2-15
$4
3-1
2-15
3-
1
2-10
$$1.25
3-
1
2-10
(quar.)
A
1
Co.
(quar.)
25c
Street
(quar.)
^___
3-15
&
1st
preferred
2-15
1-21
31c
2-15
1-29
2-15
1-29
2-15
1-29
2-
1-19
(Chicago)—
20c
payment
8'/ac from
and
59(Ac
15c
3-
1
2-12
3-
1
2-12
2-15
1-29
2-15
1-29
2-15
1-29
31'Ac
.2-15
1-29
2-15
1-29
2-15.
1-29
37(Ac
34%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1st
preferred
1st
preferred
2-18
Panhandle
1-31
1-15
$31'Ac
1-31
1-15
47*
(quar.)—_____—_—_
Pipe Line, com. (quar.)
Eastern
preferred
preferred
Inc._
Industries
(initial
stock
City Title
Douglas Co.,
25c partic. class
Kennametal. Inc.
Keystone
Series
Keystone
King
Insurance
2-20
12-31
4.707
$1.75
3-
5
4.507
4.607
Steel & Wire
Bros.
dividend)
$55c
2-
2-20
2-
5
3-1
2-
5
Peterson,
Class
B
3-
1
2-15
2-10
1
2-10
3-
1
2-10
3-
1
2-10
$1.15
3-
1
$1.75
2-
1
1-19
Pope
37'/a C
2-
1
1-18
25c
2-
1
1-18
37 Vac
67
Public
A
2-10
(quar.)
35c
(quar.)___
PiedmoiK
&
(quar.)
& Heather, class
Howell
15c
Natural
Talbot,
Inc.,
preferred
Service
1-20
1-20
3-15
2-26
2-15
1-29
7(Ac
common
-
1-30
12'Ac
25c
(quar.)__
2-15
(quar.)____
(quar.)
Co.
1-30
10c
Gas
of
New
5-
2
4-18
Common
5-
2
4-18
3.357
preferred
b
7-18
4.507
preferred
(quar.
8-
1
7-18
37'Ac
11-
1
10-17
11-
1
10-17
$4.05
1-29
12-21
Rayonier. " Inc.
33c
-la-29
12-21:
Reiclihold
.*..•*
(quar.)___".
8-
.
1-29
Hampshire—
25c
*•
Randall
3-15
4-
(increased).
Graphite
Stock
dividend
26c
Bearings
_<_v_
American
2-29
2-15
1-29
84c
2-15
1-29
$1.12(4
2-15
1-29
(quar.)_____
5c
1
; ™
•
'
■
2-29
20c
2-15
""
(
2-19
1-29
t
3-29
2-15
-/
7
'■
T2'A 7
deposit; receipts .(stock dividend)...
-
1-15
1-31
10 7
^-^7—
(quar7i._-_J,__-_Z__/_
ChemicaJs, Ltd.^—^
Ordinary (stock dividend^
37-
1
3-15
Republic
Foil,
3-15
2-15
Rhokana
Corpr,
Stock
$1.25
1-25
1-12
3-29
2-15
10c
3-25
3-10
900 7
Rockwell
Rosarita
2-29
2-12
40c
2-20
2-
12c
2-15
1-30
S.
50c
3-10
2-10
Safety
5c
3-31
2-29
St.
5
.
—-—
—
—
Royal
&
Inc.
12(4 7/
1-25
1-20..
22(Ac
2-
(quar.)^
American
shares
Gas
Mfg.
Dairy,
Fine
Foods
Ltd.,
Foods,
Industries
Joseph
(quar.
Light
j
(quar.)
class
47
A
(quar.)
preferred
Power
(quar.)
1-25
2-19
2- 1
1-20
2-15
1-30
1-31
1-15
1-21
7c
-
(quar.%
1
3-10
50c
.
40c
$15c
-J_l_
(interim).
&;
" '
9c
1
(increased)
Mexican
Oak
W.
Co.
/
ordinary—
dividend
Roanoke
$6'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Productions--
1
3-
—
'
(Mo.) (s-a>___
-—-———
3-
$1.02
.
preferred G
1
$1.25
(increased 1—•—
Custodian Funds—
K-l
2-10
92(Ac
„_i__
preferred E
preferred F (quar.
$1.40
Ltd.—
A preferred
2-15
1
$1.12'/a
(quar.)__
(quar.)
37Vac
common—
___i—'
1
3-
(quar.)____;
preferred D
1 Va 7
>
Telephone Corp.,
preferred (quar.i
3-
$1.10
$1.17(4
preferred C
4.057
*
2-1
_:_^—
—
3-15
$62'Ac
1st pfd. (quar.)
57
(quar.)___—
B
1
47c
iquar.)——
2-29
4-1
''
Electric Co.—
preferred
3.707
•—
1-29
3-15
/ $1
•
■■
4.407
income
—
2-15
45c
(quar.)
Pembina Pipe Line, Ltd.,
Pennsylvania
3-
:■
27>/4c
3-31
3-15
(quar.)—$0.328125
pfd.
(quar.)—A———30c
(quar.)
28'/bC
$26'Ac
1-19
1
31 (4c
1st
preferred
137,/aC
13c
4-
2-1
1st
4.367
.
2-15
4.807
1-25
1
2-19
20c
1007
(quar.)
preferred
•
<
preferred (quar.)_
1st preferred A (quar.)
2-20
1*
1
59%c
61'Ac
_/
common
67
2
1-30
—
1st
3-
3-
25c
(stock dividend)
Lines,
2-15
3-15
(special
gains
Electric,
2-29
$1.14
(quar.)_
East
1-26
62c
common, (quar.)
Fund
capital
1
25c
Co.,
2-
2-
Shares,
(quar.)___
(quar.)
B
2-15
22'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
Gas
convertible
Gas
3-7
2-11
1st
57
57
1
Far
5(47
2-26*
3-18
RR.
&
B'Gosh, Inc.
5(4 7
Pacific
•
3-7
4-1
1
!
Mfg.
Pacific
4-1
3-
ordinary net investment income).
Opelika
1
3-15
$4
Louis
(quar.)__:
Natural
from
Osr.kcsii
4
-2-
$1
Republic Life Insurance Co.
51c
3-
2-15
1
40c
preferred
4.567
Co.,
William
3-15
$1.01(4
(quar.)
Gas
preferred/A
of
2-25
4-
5c
—
67
preferred
One
3-11
3-10
Co.—
Quarterly
2-26
1
15c
40c
(quar.)
4.407
1
3-
3-11
4-
tl5c
$37'Ac
(quar.)___
Leather
1-12
4-1
5
35c
1
Chemistry
Edison
Old
(quar.)
Electronics
(from realized capital gains)
Oklahoma
4-16
$50c
Co.,
F.)
Ohio
8
2-
2
z
common
Oklahoma
Mfg.
1
5-
4
Light & Power, Ltd.—
preferred
(C.
3-
15c
(quar.)
Ohio
1-29
Co.
Z
B
Common
3-15
2-5
$15c
(quar.)
New-
3-17
3-
3-1
Co.—
common
Light
&
1-25
4
3-11
(quar.i.
preferred
1-25
2-
15c
$20c
—
*
2-10
2-19
_i.
(quar.)_
preferred
42 Vac
iquar.)
Kelly
1
(Canada), Ltd.—
(quar.)
2-10
75c
12'Ac
:
(quar.)——
Kansas
.
•
securities
,
Chicago & St.
(Ontario)—
preferred
jetronic
1
j
investment
(quar.i
York,
3-10
___________
Corp.
Mortgage
Co.
New
3-29
•
preferred
51st
3-15
3-1
25c
'
1
5-
$75e
(quar.i___—
$2.50
Jamestown
1
40c
(quar.)
York
$1.06'A
30c
Motor
Fund,
»
(
2-17
.
$0,127
Ltd.,
Co.,
Co.
New
2-
,
Istel
4-
1
2-15
3-10
62'Ac
—
(quar.)
4-15
2-10
11717c
1
(quar.)
3-17
3-153-
2-
____
1
4-
25c
2-19
4-
15c
"
1-29
2-
v
realized
25c
2-24
1-20
2-12
<quar.)__
Welding Machine
Grocers
Lock
4.05 7
2-26
(quar.)
Pipe Line, Ltd. iquar.)
i
Freight System iquar.)—.
Investors Trust Co. of Rhode Island,
com.
$2.50
preferred
(quar.
—
$2.50
1
8«4C
*
(initial).
Fund
3-
21c
1
A
3
2-15
/
Chemical
1
12'A7
.
"
7
2-
1
40c
;___
4.927
2-10
2-
3-3
Inc.—
25c
•
$1.75
iquar.)
Nease
$0,111
$2.50
25c
per
iquar.i_
Ind,|stries
0vestment
(quar.)..
1-30
Inc.
Interprovincial
1
25c
1
common....
(increased)
National-Standard
2-18
$6'Ac
(quar.
ordinary
net
4-
___
_,
Stores
2-15
3-
$75c
(stock dividend)
International Harvester, 77
pfd. (quar.).^
International Holdings Corp. (final for 1959
3-
2
3-3
A-
.
from
preferred
pref.
2-15
12c
v
Corp. of America
6 (Ac
3-10
3-
4-1
5c /.
Co.,
& Chemical
Newfoundland
profits)
Insurance
to
Corp. (Increased)
Varnish Co., •com.
(increased!
common
3-10
$1.50
107
Co.
Power
1
5-
4-
$1.08%
16'Ac
Fund-
Electric
National
1-22
-----------
2-
♦
3-3
;
(quar.)
conv.
National
1
2-15
-
1-13.
2-26
..
10c
4-1
4.507
3-11
60c
common
(quar:
(quae. )2_"ir_"_'——-
Drug
1-16
2-
/ 3-10
2-26
Increased
2-11
Steel
Transit,
eiaware
7
3-31
«7'Ac
•
preferred
66c
3-15
1-26
3-
96'Ac
$1.11(4
Quarterly
$1
12'A7
1-31
60c
■
50c
at
1-30
2-26
.
Corp.
Drug
National
2-26
imperial Flo-Gaze Paints, Ltd. (quar.)_____
Imperial Investment Corp., 514% pfd. (quar.)
61/47
preferred, (quar.
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
Institutional Foundation Fund (10c from
investment incoine and 3c from
securi¬
""""II________
1
1
2
2-10
1-26
split!
_______________
-
Erie
&
Huron
1-22-
3-3
—_
(quar.)_
from
40c
(stock
&
stock
1-25
1-30
A
Common
1
■!'"'■•
March
2-
1
3-15
1-26
$1
—
(quar.)
__
Dallas
Nachman
National
2-
25c
1-31
■
65c/
pvior preferred
A.(quar;i_
co.nlng Natural Gas Corp. (quar.
oronution Mortgage. Ltd. (increased quar.)
cosmos
Imperial Mills. Ltd. iquar.f—_____ 1
Extra
uimingham
2-12
2-15
$22'Ac
1-31
•
Can Co.;
Paint &
53
1
'
preferred
continental
Y.)
Industries
dividend,
Stock
$0,069
$0,058
1
3-
4-1
iquar.)
Fund,
Securities
1
<quar.)__—___
dividend)____
preferred
Production
Foods
of
plus
Mutual
(increased)__
common
$1
.7
_
^tl"enfca1
93.75
Co.,
10c
Paper, class A
(quar.)__
Natural Gas Corp,
(quar.)_
on
1-15
share
Idaho
Machinery—
redeemed
1
(entire
a
1-29
iquar.)_
preferred
2-
100 7
2-19
Locks
Shoe
inc.
2-26
15c
(quar.)__J.
Investment
(Quarterly
1-30
(quar.).
share plus this dividend),:
consolidated Water Power & Paper—
Increased quar.
Look
1-29
6'/aC
Co.
Mutual
3-15
1-20
95c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Hardware,
preferred
3-
—___—_
2-10
t
Carbon
2-25
(initial15c
57 2nd preferred
redemption at $10
(N.
6'Ac
"Till
_
3-14
37'Ac
dividend)
(interim!
3-15
——
convertible
be
for
6 (A c
commonwealth
Ltd.
3-31
/
Columbian
(stock
Co.
3-15
iquar.)_____
(quar.)__
(N.
5
20c
_______________—_—
12'Ac
(quar.)
Corp., (quar.I
:
5
2-
in¬
62'Ac
Co.
Co.
2-
2-26
257
—•
pfd.
Engineering Co., common
$2.50 prior pieferred
(quar.)_
Morrison Knudsen Co. (quar.)
Motor Products Corp. (quar.)__
2-15
1-20
3-15
97'Ac
Cement
7Vac
net
10c
Coca-Cola Co.
(three-for-onei
Collyer Insulated Wire Co.
Colorado Central Power—
Combined
2-15
Hunt
dividend)______
Morgan
2-15
,
2-10
2-10
85c
(quar.)
_—__—
Marking System
3-
.
(from
Inc.
3-31
iquar.)____
Co.
1947)
5
dividend
Extra
__________
(series
1
2-
(quar.)—_—;—
common
Fund,
Chemical Corp., common
Hugoton
1-29
27c
.
Mouthiy
2-15
17'
1
Insurance
Monthly
Monthly
Monthly
C
27'/a
Extra
5'/
'2-15
dividend
Corp.. common
preferred
(series 1946)
3-
2-15
1
25c
(quar.)A-A,——
preferred
convertible
Stock
2-15
l
America—
Cherry-Burrell
Service
1
compion
(initial)
Public Service
(quar.)
Chambersburg Engin?ering
Channing Corp. (increased
Products
3-
■7:3-
new
(s-m
preferred
45c
$1.12'A
I quar. i
(quar.—
(stock
Preferred
$1.25
(quar.)__i_
of
3-15
40c
$4.25
3-10
iquar.ii
(quar.)L
Co.
2-15
+20c
preferred (quar.)
_______________
Hubinger Company (quar.
___—__
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting Co., Ltd.—
Quarterly
——
Hudson County National Bank (Jersey City)
B
Co.,
Vermont
57
2-
:
"
—_
(quar.)
Company
Portland
Monarch
75c
Hooker
B
Soya
Meyercord
Missouri
3-10
(quar.)_v
9
preferred
com,
8-
11-
50c
L_
9
preferred
stock
(quar.)
preferred
Nazareth
9-
57
Chamberlin
Ltd.—
____A__—
12-
$7
preferred
5-
8-15
11-15
2-15
(quar.)_____
9-21
$1.25
4.50V
5-16
"
10c
1-15
12-21
$1.25
57f
1-20
'
85c
(stock
profits)
Siddeley Group, Ltd.
American de¬
positary receipts ordinary-;.—________—A
Hialeah Race Course (stock dividend
6-10
1-19
2-10
*:
(quar.).
Hawker
6-21
1-15
1-30
1-29
(quar.)a_____,
3-
Hanover
$1.25
1
2-15
(quar.)__
preferred
2-
$30c
5c
preferred
1-25
9
(quar,)—___
1
1-15
36c
preferred
3-15
9
A
Frank Co.
1
$31'Ac
:
Bancorporation-Inltial
&
2-
2c
4.357
20c
9-
preferred
1
'1-20
—_
■
4.457
——
12-
3-10
2-15
(quar.)„_
A
*
:
3.907
(quar.) A——50c
9-21
3-21
4
2-
15c
2-
2-15
(quar.)
12-21
$1.25
/ 3-11
■
10c
shares.
shares
27'2c
25c
______—
3-15
$1.25
—
pfd.
A
2-
15c
(quar.)_______
Hamilton
(quar. 1
3-
3-31
$17c'
(quar.)
class
Metropolitan Edison Co., 3.807
15c
(quar.y__A____
3-10
A
1-30
3-31
lf)c
A
2-
2-15
Co.,
Ltd.,
Bank
class
2-15
30c
3-31
47
67,
| McQuay-Norris- Mig.
Northwest—
4-25
preferred
B
1-29
25c
plus
6-10
Ltd.,
2-15
(quar.)__"
3-21
6-21
2-15
3-
12'Ac
(quar.)
2-15
(quar.)_____
$5c
25c
2-19
3-10
*
2-15
;
4'/ac
iquar. )—
25c
Common/(quar.)
preferred
1-29
2-20
(quar.t_______A—15c
Watch
2-19
4
1
21c
Fully participating, (quar.)
'
'
Common
(quar.)
Common .(quar.)
preferred
2-12
12)ac
income)
called
3-
50c
(quar.)—
preferred
Moore-Handle.v
(quar.)
Brass,
Systems
Ltd.,
Nucleonics
at
1-29
2-23
$1.25
——
.
2-15
2-15
3-10
30c
Special Investment shares.
2-12
/
(quar.)__
com.
1
—
RR.
Candy
Funds. Inc.—
Metal
7
10c
25c
Ry.
3-
10c
this dividend on Feb. 15)___———
Hamilton Cotton, Ltd.
(quar.)—___'.——_
_______
Georgia
3-
,
(quar.)
10c
-a
,
of
2-19
11c
(quar.)
3'/aC
/
A';-.'
lincreased-quar.)______
Ry.
Mines,
partic.
Managed
3-12
issue
Extra
4
60c
Corp.—
Holdings,
3.857
:
common
iquar.)
Interstate
Gunnar
3-12
A.
2-15
1
25c
Industries, class A
Guerdon
5c
R.
57
35c
Ltd., class B_A__^-A__'____-A
Mutual
vestment
ll,3—c
common
2-19
3-
MacFarlanes
(quar.)12'Ac
Telecasting,
B
Carrier
MacLeods,
A'vUvv"
V
*
—_
Guardian
1
1-15
5c
(A.
3-
(interim)__________
2-15
4
7 (Ac
(quar.)
Nashville
&
2-15
2-15
3-
time
Ltd.
Tobacco
Rubber
2-19
$12'Ac
3-
<quar,)_
Asbestos,
,
(quar.>____.
convertible
Gross
1
*2-26
B "A_:___^—$12'Ac
3-15
iquar.)
1
3-
Corp.—-
Co.
Coal
Mile
3-
40c
3-15
4-
Long
25c
Batteries
Northern
57
$1.75
9
V;:-'*''/0
,
income).
the
1
3-
20c
-i
(quar.)
(Virginia)
Co.
Petroleum
(quar.)
Dredge & Dock Co.
West
Class
1
2-
43c
of
2-15
$25c
«
A
:
(quar.)_.
Co.
&
3-10 *
.
$1.12'/a
Co
Co.
common
50c cla.ss A
Great
2-
25c
35c
income)
preferred
preferred
Union
3-15
_____
pieferred
(quar.)__
Inc.
(quar.)
Glass
Myers
(Elil
Lynch
.___
common
3-
1
on
;
of Gloucester
27VaC
(quar.)
77
voting
Co.,
40c
Co.
Corp..
Inc.
27c
(quar.)__.
<k
3-
1
56'Ac
1 quar.i
Rubber
25c
iquar.)
E.i
3-15
3-
Hv'vvA
earned
3-
2).
Steel Treating Co.-—
Class
A
(initial)
Lipe-Rollway Corp., class A (quar.)
a
(quar.i
Controls
25c
—______
(quar.)-.
(quar,):
Company,
action
compo
2-12
P. I Fire Brick (quar.)
Griesedieck Company,; common_____________
quar.)
pieferred
Co.
(L.
1.1
this
.
2-27
Extra
2-15
:
-
on
4-15
3-15
Lindberg
45c
voting series preferred
Great Lakes
15c
(initial
1
Fund—Shares.—:—
Trust
&
Lilly
A
Nugget,
Grand
25c
15c
(quar.)
preferred
Carborundum
City
City
Liggett
1-22
2-12
(increased)
Gould-National
12 (Ac
Utilities—
preferred
5.50
Cities
2-19
1-30
.
Grafton & Co.,
24).
quar.)
(Initial
convertible
5.407
.47
Life] Insurance
Engineering
Meier
Realty Co.
preferred
Goodall
-
(quar.),
common
.47
1-22
Lester
2-27
-1
conv.
Golden
sub¬
—.—_
- - ■
America
of
California-Pacific
Central
Libby-Owens-Ford
2
Louisville
28
Industries, Inc.—
Class A
2-24
(from
Telephone
/ Green
Central
Lexington
1-26
3-10
20c
Funds—
FireprOofing
Gorton's
$1.07
(quar.)--—
Bourjols,
57
1-14
2-11
35c
_____
conv
5Vz'i
2-2
3-
and
Feb.
(quar.)
Inc.-—
(initial
A
stockholders
of
Co.
Concrete.
income
profits)
(two-for-one split
Inc.
approval
to
investment
securities-
lrom
Brooks,
57
2-
30c
(quar.)
(from earned
series
60c
4.807
1-29
15c
(quar.)
Feb.
Shops,
Company
2
$1.12'A
Jan.
on
Corp.
preferred
Giannini
15c
5-
40c
15c
20c
(quar.)
General
1-16
______
3-15
$25c
D.)
1-27
M.
General
1-16
2-
stockholders
Secord Candy
(H.
Marine
(Louis)
preferred
60c
1-15
2-
(quar.)
•
$1
Ridge Mutual Fund—
5'i
;
(quar.)
vote
General Acceptance
v
30c
—_
(quar.)
4
$1.13
_______
:
_______
1-29
1
—
Extra
Fund—
Gas Service Co.
10-15
Avondale Mills, common
1
4-
(quar.)
Lee
1-29
3-
$1.50
$1.75
preferred
of
1-21
27'Ac
(quar.)___—
common
(quar.)_—
approval
2-20
.
:
preferred
Laura
25
Fund
Wood
4'/a7
4
—-—-*'•—25c
Central
•
2-1
10c
(3c from income and 7c
gains)__
2-
25c
Quarterly ________V__—J
2-15
60c
Quarterly
Quarterly
No
(quar.)
investment income)___/___
Quarterly
Quarterly
2-15
3-15
will
Stock
Fund
Income
2-19
25c
37'ac
capital
2-15
=.
47
(quar.)__
Co.
&
Custodian
Friedman
2-1
2-
Gassier
dividendi
proposal to split the shares
1
iquur.(__
7-15
6la 7
55c
1007
1
(quar.)_____
preferred
Jan.
net
Franklin
4-15
iJ.
(stock
Co.
common
Growth
(From
2-15
3-11
Case
Y.)
Wisconsin Bankohares____
Florida
2-15
7-15
5''
1-30
1
2
Manufacturing Co.—
Bonk
First
1
4-15
5'-
(N.
Morse
about
First
2-26
2-
1
50c
New
1-30
2-15
$3.05
dividend
proved a 3-lvr-l split of the common
shares. The effective date will be on or
1-26
25c
Buck
2-15
(quar.)__
(stock
Corp. (quar.)
^
I
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings, Inc. (quar.)
Firestone Tire & Rubber, 4'A7 pfd. (quar.)_
Stockholders at) the annual
meeting ap¬
1-20
-25c
Class
2-
Fedders
8
1-31
1007
$1
Superior & Ishpeming RR. Co. (quar.)
Latrobe
Steel
(two-for-one split subject
to
2-19
2-16
$i4c
(quar.)_
___.
Co.
Fate-Root-Heath Co.
4
1-22
Quarterly
ject
3-
3-10
of Rec.
Y.)—
N.
Lake
4r-for-l 'basis
a
2-15
3-
37'Ae
________
Louisiana Gas. new com. (initial)Oil k Refining Co., com. (quar.)„
preferred (quar.)—
$5 preferred (quar.)— ___.
:____
$5 2nd preferred (quar.)_.e__—
^—
Atlantic Coast Line Co. of Conn, (increased!
Atlantic Coast Line RR. Co. (quar.)
Atlas Life Insurance
(Tulsa, Okla.) (quar.)
Bostic
3-15
$30c
A
V
directors'
5
3-15
343ac
$1.50
Boeing
2-18
15c
(quar.
Capwell
Stockholders
1-31
•
________
2-
3-
107
Arkansas
Bobbie
class
Mfg.
Co.
Mills,
Farrington
5c
Ashland
97 4
Trust
Fairbanks,
1-25
3-5
(Brooklyn,
Co.
——
30c
Arkansas" Fuel Oil Corp. (quar.)
k
1
45c
(increased)
(quar.)___
Associates
Electric
4Va 7
1-25
40c
(increased!
3.507
Blue
3-
40c
Extra
1-29
——-
Water Works, common
oreferred (quar.)___
6'.
preferred (quar.)—
;
Aathes-Imperial Co., Ltd.—
American
Bell
Utilities
Erlanger
3-11
Trust
67
343Ac
Trusts-Units
Emerson
Emporium
1
2-11
1
_____
Beech
at
Holders
Extra
2-15
1
3-11
$1.25;
____
(increased quar.)___.,
Alpha Beta Food Markets, common
(quar.)
6',
preferred (quar.)
Aluminium. Ltd. (Increased quar.i
American Airlines, Inc., com. (quar.)___
31.,',, preferred tquar.)___.;—
American Chain Hi Cable Co. fquar.)__
American Investors Fund
American Monorail Co., common
___v '•'
$1,20 conv. pfd.
(1956 seriest (quar.)—
American States Insurance Co. (Indianapolis)
Class A
(stock dividend)
American Steel Foundries—
Stock dividend
(two-for-one split)__
Bavless
from
When
Payable
_1
Knickerbocker Fund
1
Portland Cement—
Allentown
Class A
51'..7
payment
iquar.)
Bradstreet
Empire
20c
—
tquar.)__.
4-
1
35C
Co.,
preferred
&
Elfuii
1-29
40c
•••■
1
Extra
57
1-15
2-
California—
Industries
Eastern
com. pay't. omitted at this time)
Fund. Inc
________
Corp., common (quar.)______
Gas
$5.50
1
2-25
County
-Quarterly
—
jroferred (quar.)______
Aian
2-
Kings
2
Kroger* Company,
dividend
(quar.i
Brewing
Dupuis Freres, Ltd.,
4.807
preferred
(Class A
Advisers
Alabama
17c
8'Ac
2-
Per
Share
.
of Company
7 7
of
Co.
Duquesne
1-15
.
Name
2-15
Inc.—
on
preferred
Holders
$1
--
Engineering Co., Inc. <Fla.)
Adams
When
Share
-4
&
A
Class
Oil
5'/a7
Per
Co.,
taken
2-15
1
time.
Douglas
*
Abercromble
Aircraft
action
this
3-
35c
Investment Trust Shares
Diversified Investment Fund, Inc.
No
Holders
Payable of Rec.
25c
Diocesan
Douglas
When
share
Dentists'
9
:
37'Ac
'
1-18
3-26
3-
4
'
j
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Company*.
of
Co.
Scotlen-Dillon
1
Power
Corp.
Vallfey
Shenango
preferred
4%.
Simplicity
Sinclair
Singer
class
Co.
Socony-Mobil
Southern
Oil
(increased!
Edison
4.78'.r
preferred
4.88',7
preferred
iquar. •
Southern
Natural Gas
preferred
5'>
5.05V
preferred
Stock
_
—
_1
——
—,—
iquar.)—
com.
—
preferred
—
-1
——
Service,
dividend
3.70 V
—
(quar.)
preferred
3.90%
preferred
preferred
preferred
(quar.
—
(quar.i—_—i-u
3.90%:
4.15%
preceding table.
preferred
i$25
iquar.i
pari
)quar.i———
preferred
($25
4.40%
preferred
"t
2-
1
3-14
2-29
3-15
3-
>
SI.25
v'«
Name
Industries
Acme
1
Acme
3-
Adams-Millis
3-15
3-
Aeronca
3r15
3-
Steel
Co:
3-
Air
3-
Allied
2-15
Allied
Allied Mills. Inc.
3-15
3-
92 %c
2-
1-20
1
1
4-20
5-
Products
Control
Allied
Radio
Co.
Aluminum
tqU&r.i
——
preferred
iquar.i_
preferred
iquar.)__—_——
2-
1-20
5-
4-20
2-
1-20
5-
4-20
2-
1-20
Amalgamated
27V4c
5-
4-20
Amerada
27%c
27Vic
2-
1-20
2-
1-20
Extra
5-
4-20
American
2-
1-20
$1.15
5-
4-20
$3.75
4%
—-
America,
(quar.)
com.
SI.32
preferred
preferred
iquar.)_—
preferred
t25c
J56c
preferred
Book
American
Co.
—_L—'
——
Shares
Business
From
net
Inc
,--
—
Standard
$1.60
_
Packaging $1.20 preferred
preferred
Standard
Steel
1
Chemical
Co..
Stock
dividend
Subject
to
com.
(D.
5.20%
Sun
A.i
Ltd.
Sunrav
5*i%
2nd
Biscuits
Propane,
1
American
Equitable Assurance
1-29
1-15
from
i83C
2-25
2-
8
American
Indemnity Co.
30c
3-
1
2-11
American
Insurance
3-31
3-11
American-Marietta
5%
—
been
2%
12%c
3-
1
2-11
12 %c
3-
1
1-29
1-25
3-
1
22-
1'
25c
65c
3-
2-15
25c
3-10
28'«c
2-
4
3-
1
2-
4
$1.10
3-
4
2-
5
UOc
iquar.i
3-15
2-29
5.10%
preferred
Taylor.
Pearson
C
&
Canada,
<
(Two-for-one
fpiiti.
Gas
lOfle-for-tw'o
proval
of
-
-
stock
split
preferred
"
(Galveston)
Co.
5c
(Newark,
4.50%
2nd
(quar.)
preferred
4.65%
N.
Gas
Co.,
tquur.)
2nd
4.90%
preferred
5''
preferred
5.25%
(Special
&
Drug
Tobin
(quar.)__
preferred
50c
preferred
preferred
Temper
4*2%
Union
5%
Gas
U.
8.
iquar.).
common
<quar.)_
iquar.)
Aro
Oil
3-11
Artesian
Co.
Bedford)_____!_
(New
Ptoducts
Swasey
Coast
(year-end)
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
5%
2-15
"II UTI
—
iincreased-quar. i—_
1
common
iquar.j_
Air
be
held
Feb.
on
Lines, Inc.
at
common
subject
California
to
shares.
the
Secretary
interstate
of
2-
1
;
s
1-20
dividend)
25c
"
12-31
;
12-31
2-
1
1-29
&
(s-a)
25c
"
Air
5%
Line
Ry.
1
2-
1
1-28
$4.50
is-a)___
City Electric—
preferred (quar.)
*
"
4%
preferred
<quar.)_.
10-
1
9-15
4.35%
preferred
(quar.)______
1-4-61
12-15
4.35%
2nd
4-
1
3-15
'3-
1
6-15
Atlantic
1
9-15
3.75%
1-4-61
12-15
4-
1
3-15
7-
1
6-15
10-
Atlas
1
12-15
3-10
2-29
4-15
3-15
2-20
38c
3-
1
2-13
3-
1
1
2-
1
1-14
3-
4
1
2-20
2-
2-11
Austin,
3-
1
2-18
3-
1
,4-
1
3-for-l
The
6%
3-
1
2-11
$1.50
Avakin
4
2-23
1-
4
2-23
1-
4
2-
1-15
10c
1
2-1
1
30c
preferred
A
10c
1
,
Ayrcs
(L.
1-29
4%%
2-
4%%
S.
&
Inc.—
(quar.)—
'
-
income
common
series
S.
Baker
F.
1-31
4
2-19
3-23
2-19
Baldwin
Rubber
*
$1.12%
Baltimore J/, Ohio RR„
Common
(quar.)
Common
(quar.)
4%
of
the
4%
the
4%
preferred
prefierred
preferred
A
Ltd.
(quar,'—
common
15c
/___—
Central
(quar.
8_19
—_
,
3-21
SI
$1
13c
'
8-19
1-25
1-15
1-29
3-21
2-19
2-15
1-29
U5c
quar.
4-
2-
J20c
3 8c
on
new
Corp.
®tore
$3
Real
&
2-
1
i-
5
1
12-31
2-15
1-29
2-
2-15
1-29
2-15
2-
1
1-
8
10c
1
3-1
2-
1
2-15
1-15
1
2-15
2-
2-10
1-20
$1 05
2-10
1-20
1-30
1-
4
25c
1-30
1-
4
1-30
1-13
~
"I
"
68%c
'
23c
Trust
1-13
1-11
15c
1-15
2-
1
2-
1
1-15
3-15
2-29
4-
3-15
1
1-19
37%c
2-
1
"
35c
2-
1
1-19
6c
2-
1
1-19
24c
2-29
1-29
50c
3-15
~
_
(extrar—__
)
—
________
(quar.)
(quar.),.
2-15
62%c
2-
1
1-21
26c
2-
1
1-
4
2-10
1-15
$1.50
2-
1
1-20
25c
2-
1
1-
75c
3-
1
2-15
5%
8
(quar,)—
60c
2-11
1-15
30c
Qulncy RR. Co._—___
com.
1
-IIIIIII
_
(quar.)
Y.)
1-30
2-
.
$1.05
(increased)—
pfd. (quar.)
(a cap. gains
dlstrlb.)
(stock dividend).—
Electric,
1-19
;
25c
5%
(N.
&
1-15
1
2-
5C
(initial)
common———
8. A
preference
2-
20c
$1
com.
Co.,
1-11
12-31
1-29
30c
(Va.)
&
1-11
50c
Co.—
Estate
Chicago, Burlington
Gas
1
-
^
Bank
Cincinnati
2-
33c
t$l 25
IIIIIII
Chesapeake Corp.
'
4
1-15
2-29
2%
(quar.)
Refining (quar
convertible
3-
1
2-15
t$1.07
(quar.)
(quar.)_/__H_I"" III"I~"
cerro
Chain
4
1
}20c
50%
Markets
Pasco
3-
t75c
(quar.)—
Trust
de
1-29
1
t37'/"C
Violeta Sugar Co.
Century Food
1-14
2-15
4-
$1.12%
Chase Manhattan
5-20
,9-19
2-29
(s-a)
com,
preference
Champlin Oil
2-19
6-20
,
12-28
1-30
;
new
com.
Corp.,
Century Shares
5-20
.
1-27
45c
)HIII/IIIIII
(quar.)___
preference (initial)—
& Booth West
Corp.—
Central
,
8
9_19
$1
—_
shares-.
4
6-20
(quar.)—-
Banco.de Los,Andes American
1-29
37%c
j5c
t$1.50
(quar.)_
dividend
1-20
2-19
y
(qua?.)-——
Stock
preference
37%c
—,
—1
(quar.)—
12-28
"
IIIIIL
B
3-21
1-11
12-31
J15c
(quar.)—
preferred
a
37%c
(quar.)
1
1-26
iquar.)—
Gas
Securities
$1.40
1-14
2-
J25c
(quar.)—II_IIIIIII
$1.50
1-28
4
(increased-quar.)
$1.40
35c
_■
&
l-li
l-
1-
-
(quar.)——_
iquar.)
1-20
1-30
1
(quar.)„
ordinary
com men
1-15
3-
4
2-
1-27
(quar.)
1-30
3-25
1-
J32%c
common
Ry.,
1-29
2-25
1
^
preferred
Initial
1%%'
—
2-
(quar.f$L25
1-30
-
4
(quar.)
(s-a)
Ltd.,
1-30
30c-
$1.12%-
4
1-
'
preferred
4 20%
4
1-
1
25c
'
Corp, (quar,)
Light (Texas)—
'
-
4%
1-
1
2- 1
2-
5%
Central Hudson Gas &
Electric
Central Power &
Central
(quar.)—
(quar.)__r-———
Common
2-
33C
preferred .(quar.i—
$2.75
1-29
iQc
Corp,
*
1-22
|87%C
Cos..
Electric
1-12
30c
shares
Corp.,
1-18
1
31c
common
Ry.
preferred
-
2-15
2-
2-15
t87%c
preferred
4.20%
.;
31'/4c
Company (quar.)
International Corp.,
(l-for-5 reverse split)
12-31
..
8
8
Lid.—
Southern
4%%
12-31
J2-20
11-
32c
;
Carwin
1-31
Tools
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Packers,
Carson
1-15
I2%c
1
1
75c
(quar.)
com.
Power & Light, common
Pirie Scott & Co.—
1-15
-
1-15
2-
28:%c
(quar.)__
Foils, Ltd.,
Special
1-30
9c
Company (stock dividend)—_1
Oil
Telephone,
Caterpillar Tractor Co.,
and
(quar »_
tquar.)
dividend)
preference
1-30
1
3-
-
-
(quar/)„
1947
(stock
preference
Central
.
12-24
2-
5%
__i
$3 plu.
Carolina
1-20
$34%c
—
'■■■-
1-20
1-31
8
Inc.—
(s-a).
1-15
15c
investment
Co.)
preferred
preferred
&
B
1-30
4 cents from capital gains 1—
1
1
"B"
25c
(s-a)
5%
(1958
Fund
8
■:
Celotex
(quar.)—t34%c!
from
Water
A
15c
(Increased a—-
8
7-
5c
T
participating class
1-15
preferred
cents
4-
7-29
1-
$1.75
Soup Co.
(quar.)_
Cement, Ltd., common
Canada
1-15
preferred
Corp.
4-29
28%c
Campbell
2-15
(quar.4—_y_———37'/2c
8
1-15
%J20c
Refrigerating & Terminals Co.—__
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd. (quar.)— _l
1-30
(quar.).
1
1-29
Camden
1.30
-
Telephone, Ltd.—
Axe-Houghton
California
2-29
(quar.)
series)
4-
2-
$1
t20c
(quar.)_
17V*c
(quar.)__
4-30
(quar.)
non-cuinulntive preference (s-a)
Canadian Utilities,
Ltd., 4'/4%
pfd. (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)—Carlisle Corp. (quar.)
1-15
2-
2-
1-21
(quar.)
Aviation,
4%
1-15
2-1
lHkc
1-15
2-
15c
_
5%%
1
2-11
•
1-4
(quar,)—____
12-31
4-10
arrears)—
common
Eastern
Pacific
1-
2-15
1-31
1
__j
dividend
Oil
2-1
3-11
1
4-30
(quar.)_
Canadian
2-1
; 3-11
3-
D.)—
(increased-quar.)
clears
Co..
Canadian
4c
com.
(S.
Canadian Industries. Ltd.,
common (final)—
Canadian Investment
Fund, Ltd.—
7
t25c
4
3-11
$.00875
preferred
com.
Casa
Corp.,
B
M.)
1-5
5%%
Avco
Stock
17%C
Banking
preferred
3-
2-11
1-
8
■21
•
25c
Inc,
(quar.)
2-19
(incr.)„
(quar.i.
preferred
3-
2-
1
+25c
A
1-15
Oil—
2-1
convertible
A
&
3-15
2%c
convertible
6%
and
Commerce Commission
split
2-
1-7
Nichols & Co.—
Class
B.
w*
class
1-
1
J20c
50c
,
Fund
1
2-
1%
;
93%c
lc
Newspapers,
Automobile
3-17
4-28
1
$1.183/4
prior preferred (qtiar.)_
Steel Products, Inc.—
non-voting Non-cunt, pfd—
30c
2-18
20c
3-
1-7
1-7
______
Mutual
2-
dividend)
California Electric Power
Co.,
California Packing Corp.
5%
Automatic
2
$1.37'*
3gc
1
(quar.)_—___—
preferred (quar,)——
6%'< conv. preferred (quar.)
1-28
2-25
1
2-
2-1
6%
6-10
3-25
—
Development
4%
Canadian Bronze,
1-7
2-
iquar/)
(quar.)
2-16
2-16
17%c
Ltd.,
Class
2-19
$1.083/4
Extra
2-11
7-
35c
Ltd.
1
1
10c
(quar.)___4_
Inc.,
Co.,
Class
4
$1.08%
—_
$1
75c
B
2-1
$1.02%
^
Extra
2-13
5?
——
approval
State
Steels,
Augusta
3-31
$1.25
common
preferred
Extra
2-26
3-15
Refining,
Atomic
9-15
1-4-61
$1
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
4.75%
710-
(stock
com.
preferred
60c
12-31
1-
4
8
10c
payment
Canada
1-29
,,
3-
1-
1-4
4
70c
(quar.)
Gas
Canada
4.10%
j25c
B
Canada
J
Charlotte
A
$1.30
3-
1
1-29
2-
3-
(increased)
Extra
1-15
2-16
30c
dividend-
Atlanta
Corp.,
Common
2-li
1
1-31
5%.
17%c
(quar.)
preferred
9
2-19
1
4-
3-15
3-
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
California Western Gas Co.—
1-29
3-11
1
30c
(qikar.)
3-
4-
8
Ltd.—
(quar.)______
Co.
preferred
2-
8:
10c
$1.25
.
1-
J 10c
iquar.)__
30c
8
1
5%
(quar.)
56*/4c
1-
2-
95c
preferred
43%c
1-
1
$1.25
,
(initial quar.)
com.
preferred
(quar.)__
3-14
1
2-
Corp,—
$1.24
Athey Products Corp.—
Stock
Distillers
$1.20
(quar,)___
1
2-
$1.19
:
4-
75c
$1.06
Gas—
1-20
2-
1-13
J$1.09
1-20
2-15
1
}30c
1
3-24
2-
50c
$72%c
1
4%
1-21
1-27
—
—
Products, Ltd.—
2-
834C
1-20
3-10
(quar.)
Canada,
2-
(stock dividend)
1-29
1
.
\87%c
+60c
Supply iquar.)
'___
Inc.. cl. A (quar.)
Santa Fe Ry.
Co.—
non-cumulative
'
Co.—
(stock
pence.
—.■_/
$62%c
Lines.
&
1-20
1
4.25
(quar.)
California
1-11
3-
3-19
2-15
'
1-11
3-15
(quar.)
proposed
the
,»
3-31
2-
(quar.)
B
(A.
1-30
75c
.
(quar.)
&
2-15
Telephone—
A
Buckeye
1-25
J12%c
Shoe
7%
1-15
1
6-15
$14.54
dividend
on
1
1%;
2-
1
special
4)
Western Pacific Railroad Co.—
Stockholders approved a
still
22-
$1.12'/2
$1.12%
7-
30c
*"
quar.)
ing plan of complete liquidation
to
1-20
$$1.37Va
1
40c
Indies Sugar
(initial
liquidating dis¬
tribution, subject to stockholders
approv¬
meeting
1
(quar.)
4-
12 %c
West
is
Common
3-15
2-29
Industries
Atchison-Topeka
1
25c
5%
iquar.)
Telephone,
preferred
split
Truck
1-29
Waebington Mutual Investors Fund. Inc.—
(Quarterly out of investment
income)8c
Stock
Stationers
Associated
(5
&
Western
Associated
1-29
2-
$1.75
dividend
$1.44
3-11
3-11
50c
Mould & Iron CorD., com.
(quar.)___
prior pref. (quar.)
I__
Waters & Rogers, com.
(quar.)_—_
west
1
1
2-16
2-
(quar.)
pfd.
4-
22Vic
___
$4.50
Vapor Heating Corp.
7%
4-
Artloom
20c
>
12-31
(quar.)__^
worest
preferred
Byers
1-11
t25c
1-10
1-25
7%c
of
Co.
Taunton
(This
1-11
(quar.)
Corp., 4 % % pfd.
Corp.. (quar.)
!____
Water.
1
1;
preferred ' (quar.)
2-15
$125
____
Valley
Warner
3-11
1
Aluminum
convertible
$1.20
iquar.)
Street Ry.
Stock
1
$1.12*2
A
Co., common iquar.)_■
preferred is-a i
U. S. Steel Co., 7%
pfd. (quar.i
Van
4-
4-
Altex
22-
B
Equipment
$1.25
30c
(quar.i—
Lines
Oil
Aro
40c
common
System,
A
Arnold Constable Corp.
3-11
%30c
_
4Va%
Universal
3-11
1
130c
iquar.i
Co., $5 preferred
preferred
Union
1
4-
»30c
(quat.)
Corp.,
Gas
4-
130c
(quar.i_______
preferred
Trunkline
3-11:
3-11
125c
iquar.)
preferred
True
1
35c
2-10
t56'/4C
(quar.)
1
J25c
(quar.i
preferred
B
of
common
Sons
preferred
Buttes
12-31
1
(quar.):
common
4-
Arnold
1
3-
62'/2c
&
Burroughs Corp.
'
2-
$30c
(quat.)
1-20
(quar.)_____
tax)
Quarterly
Quarterly
1
pfd.
pfd.
4%'%
preference
2-
+73c
com.
2-15
17%c
pfd.
(final
$3.80 preferred
(quar.)
Brooklyn Union Gas, new
Burns
1-14
2-15
_
12-11
21c
,30c/
Mines, Ltd
(stock dividend)
Columbia
Bullock's,
12-31
1-28
2%c
(quar.)_
iquar,
Corp., Ltd.,
Argus
125c
iquar.i
Truax Tracr Coal
preferred
4-
2-15
6-24
,
1-12
1-30
$1.25
(quar.)
Columbia
Class
1-18-
1
^
A
:.
5%%
Co.,
preference
122 Vic
}
iquar.i
preferred
6'>
2nd
$2.50
1221*0
iquar.i
preferred
6%
$2.40
3-11
1-22
1
7-
3%
J22%c
iquar.)
5%
preferred
3-11
1
1-29
2-
Ltd.—
tf22%c
_
iquar.)_
6-
1
4-
4.50%
*
Ltd.
Tank
Class
$2.25
5
2-11
2*/2%
50c
.v
.'—-4%
Buckeye Steel Castings Co
Buckingham Freight Lines,
1
Atlantic
iquar.)
preferred
6%
4-
20c
_____
iquar. >_
4%preferred
5%
3-11
2%
Corp,
iquar.)
Trans-Canada Corp. Fund—
4%,
preferred <quar.)_
5%
3-11
1
15c
iquar.)
dividend
4'*%
1
$1.25
5%
Ltd.,
Power
British
4%
1-20
2-
2-19
1-15
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Brown
1
1
Trap Co. of America,
preferred (quar.)
'
5%
J.)
&
$2.90
Class
2-
25c
1
1
Pioneer
Brown-Forman
37V/2C
'
32-
(quar.)_
Corp.
Brockton
-v
capital
2-
8
50c
2%%
>
Resumed
„
50c
class
Anitnp.l
Appalachian
(E.
Class
"
2-19
Common
1-20
2-23
2-19
1
(quar.)-.
Co.,
Co.
Bralorne
3-17
(quar.)
Exploration,
4-
15c
preferred
Co.
dividend
4-
7%c
.
Tokheim
4%%
&
$1.06%
$1.31 %
_
_
Brach
1
1-30
93c
1
3-
(quar.)_
common
Corp.,
preferred
Bowl-Mor
1-15
1-22
4-1
:
3-
——_—;
(quar.)____.
17%c
8
1-13
2-
(quar.)_
(initial)-——
preferred
1-19
(quar.)__:__
Co.
4.78%
2-
2-
1
(quar.)
2-
Co.
1
1-31
$1.18%
preferred
1-4
1-15
(quar.)
3-
class A
income
Edison
2-1
2- 1
undistributed
Anglo-Canadian Telephone,
S2.90 preferred
iquar.)
4%<»
preferred iquar.
Anthes-Imperial
$1.28
—
iquar.i
iquar.)
Co.
Anglo-American
%
27c
(Minn.)
12-31
3-
.
4.25%
2-19
Corp., class B__
$1.27%
(quar,)—.
—
iquar.i
Co.
Clayton
Electric
$1.18
preferred
3 %
Boston
1-15 7 :
12-31
1
1
dividend).
Company
(2-for-l split)
Borg-Warner Corp., common
(quar.)
1
,.37%c
2-
Borden
3-
65c
Inc.
British
$1.12%
Viscose Corp.
(quaT.)__—_—
Amoskeag Co., $4.50 preferred (quar.)
Ampal-Americah Israel,
4 % ' pfd. " (accum.)
$1.22*2
—
less
1-30
1-
3-10
1-20
10c
—.
Water
Holdings,
(quar.)
——:
Products
$1.16
iquar.)
Borax
43/a%
iquar.)—
3-10
1
$1.06%
(quar.)
Brooks,
Fisheries
British
com.
1
1
15c
(quar.)_
(stock
Tobacco,
preferred
1-20
—
$1.15
—
Co.___
Packing
Stock
—
iquar.i
R.)
5-20
6%
Development—
fr.
payment
Thermos
Anderson
Bros.
1-20
pfd.
44-
—._
(quar.)________
& Saeo
Booth
1-22
1
3
20c
dividend
Bobbie
8
15c
$1.16',4
common
ijohn
1-29
Bloch
1
American
2-11
3-
3-10
117%c
(quar.)
Works
Company
2- 1
gains)
$1.12%
___
iquar.)
preferred
Thompson
Thrili
2nd
preferred
preferred
Texas Industries,
5%. preferred
—
iqtar.i
convertible
5.10%
5.12%
1-29
3-15
..
1-25
25c
quarterly
Research
American
&
capital gains)
from
Premier Insurance
American
Iron
Biddeford
Photocopy Equipment—"
Increased
Stock
2-
32'/2c *
J.)—
1
20c
1- 8
2-15
30c
(quar.)
4Va%f
and 21c
$1.02%
;_
iquar.)
4.72%
35c
ap¬
iquar.i.
preferred
1-29
1-29
6-14
to
preferred .iquar.i
preferred
4.64%
2-15
2-29
Best
2-
com:
2-
4-
2-
(quar.)___——
preferred
Stock
$1.25
Co.,
3
20c
1-22
1
30c
(s-a>__
4
3-
Beneficial Finance Co.—
Fund—
preferred
American
1
8)
iquar,)
4.60%
2-
.
lquar.)_
iquar.)
preferred
2-15
—
com.
April
4.25%
1
8c
subject
stockholders
4.10%
1
2-
J12%c
.
Transmission,
2-
2-15
Ltd.—
5% convertible preferred iquar.)
Television-Electronics
Fund.
Inc
Tennessee
2-15
$1.27%
(quar.i__
Carson
$1.08
$1.04
(quar.i
2-
3-24
4-
135c
(quar.)
Instrument
Breeze
(monthly)—
Corp.
Climax,
Anderson
Tampa Electric Co., 4.32% preferred
4.16%
preferred B iquar.)_j
1-
1-25
2- 1
40c
95c
1-22
3-24
125c
„
.
v.
$3.98
—
Ltd.
4%%
Belock"
2
1
4
J25c
;
Howell, new com. (initial)—
preferred (quar.)—_—
Belmont
1-15
1-26
2- 1
(s-a)
Y.)
„
/2-15
~
(N.
iquar.)
Natural
American
4
2-
1
41'/«c
_
iquar.)
6%
2-10
3-15
3-
:
33c
iquar.)
1
inc.
from
American
2
2-15
t25c
com.
Mutual
2-11
15c
-
iquar.>_■
—
Co.,
Metal
&
4%%
1-26
37'/2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
American
(6c
iquar.)
com.
preferred
American
at
set)
preferred
Bridge
30c
87%c
Bell
capital gainsi
Products
*
(initial/
preferred
.
ordinary income and $3.15 from
Home
Y.)
pfd.
(quar.)
Furniture
iN.
2- 1
2-23
30c
American European Securities
American
lquar.i—,
Inc.
2-
1
American
—
preferred
Sunshine
1
2-15
1-14
preferred A iquar.)
Superior
3-
2-
2-15
(quar.i.
Oil
Distilling
2-15
(quar.),:
Mid-Continent
4'i%
American
1
stockholders
Propane Gas Corp.,
preferred iquar.i
Co.
1
1
_
Oil
2-
1-29
—:—
Oil.
1
3-
meeting. No date has
Sterling Precision Corp., 5% pfd,
5%
preferred C iquar.)
Stockton, Whatley. Davin & Co.-Stuart
3-
3-
special
Suburban
33c
$1.25
Corp.,
10c
iquar.)—
of
Cement
40c
-.
approval
American
30c
3Vi% preferred iquar.)
Sterling National Bank & Trust
♦
1
10c
2-152- 1
50c
2-
Co.
15c-;^V
2-
24-
v.
(quar.)
Mfg. Co.
4%
2- 5
2- 5"
1-16
1-15
2- 1
1-15
•
■;
(annual)—
Corp.
(quar.)
—
iquar.)
—
Mfg.
Stanley Warner Corp. (quar.iStauffer
Radio
&
Co.
(initial)—
iquar.)
Products
Can
.
3'/2c
—
income)'
investment
Cable
American
preferred
Behlen
4%
3-18
2- 1
1-29
40c
(quar.)———.—'
1
15c
—
%
1
1%
.
12-11
•
3- 1
2-29
12VaC #
(quar.)_
1-18
3-
1
25%
;//
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Biederman Furniture,
iquar.)—
5&
Sugar,
3-
36c
—
Sprague Engineering Corp. iquar.)
Spur Oil Co. iquar.)
3-10
1
4-
Corp. (quar.)__
—50c
American Art Metal Co., class A (stock div.);„;
2%
1
2« 8
30c
(quar.)—
30c
—
' 2-23
Petroleum
American
iquar.)
$1.44
——
1-18
1-18
1-15
1-29
;
3- 4
,1-25
933/4C
(quar.)—
Ltd.—
-
4.60%
preferred
iquar.)——
Southwestern States Telephone Co.—
Common iqutir.)
-10
Canada.
of
1-29
35c
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.)_—
Belknap Hardware & Mfg., common
1-15
1-15
r
8c
w
preferred
2nd
4*2%
——-
(quar.)——
of
Co.
1st
*
(quar.)——--
preferred
Aluminum
(quar.);
(quar.)—
Corp._:
97 Vic
4-20
Co.
Laboratories
97 %c
5-
—
prior
Control
2-25
30c
50c
14c
28c
l2Vac
25c
30c
50c
:
(quar.)——
$1.40
>..
2-10
2- 3
2- 1
2- 1
2- 1
2- 1
2-17
4- 1
2-10
5%
——
—
2-25
•
1-18
7%c
(Stock dividend)
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
6-10
„
Holders
Payable of Rec.
5c
Mfg., 55c preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)———
5Va%
3-15
39c
iirt
When
Per
Share
,
(quar.)——-u—"
Corp.
3-
1
■
♦
2-
1
t50c
dividend
Common
1
7-
1-29
28%c
(increased)—
Distilling (quar.)
B.)
3-
2%
30c
preferred A (quar.)
Paper Co. Ltd.—
Lumber Ltd.—
Beaver
Class
•
•
.
>
(quar.)
Stock dividend
3-
3-15
3-15
-
^
■
of Company
3-15
$1.26%
$1.333i
r
(
5
2-
5
SI.15
—_——_
par)
4.40%
2-29
$1.10
iquar.
4.60%
5
2-29
3-
SI.10
——
iquar.)
preferred
4.40%
2-
>;■
27 Vic
iquar. i
preferred
4.40%
5
100%
(quar.)
common
Corp.
Beatrice Foods
•
/
(quar.)
(J.
Stock
in previous
the dividends announced
give
we
S1.033.4
—-
(quar.i——
preferred
Below
$1.033<
—-
i
4.36%
Beam
&
Power
Baystate
3-15
4- 1
f
2-
92%c
(quar.)——
4.36%
37VaC
(quar,)—
Mfg.
Towne
&
2-29
100%
—
—
3.70%
4.15%
•<
Yale
by
stock¬
&
(Stock dividend)___
Corp.
A
approval
to
Superintendent
27)
convertible
Bathurst
Class
1
28c
$1.06%
29c
S1.183.*
.—
iquftr.i
Public
2-3
2-
Oil
Holders
Payable of Rec.
—
subject
Jan.
Products Corp.,
4%%
•
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include dividends announced this week^ these being given in the
2-10
—•
iquar.)
preferred
,
3-10
•
3-18
5
iquar.)—
common
—
J- 1
4* 1
V
Basic
\..*■■■'
f
1
50c
(quar.)__,
5.35 %
Southwestern
2-20
V-1
^'
2-
.—;—
iquar.)
'
r.
^
25c
25c
—
—
5
2-
3-14
35c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)——
preferred
monthly)—r
1
2-
29%C
30Vic
'
2nd
4-,4%
Jr.
Barber
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Y.)
When
Share
:•
,
(N.
Banking
holders
„
Co.
dividend
State
2-29
—
iquar.)
Co..
(Wm.)
Monthly
Wrigley
2-10
Trust
Stock
J- 1
..v.-
...
26 Vic
—
(increased quar.)
Gas
4%%
4.64 %
y0c
(quar.)
Steel, (see Alan Wood Steel),
Woolworth
(P. W.i, Ltd.
(Great Britain)—
(Year-end payment of 1 shilling 7 pence)
:
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—;v
—
iquar.)-——
Company
(quar.i
preferred
3.60%-
s
45c
-
Per
Name of Company
Bankers
25Vic
—
(quar.)
Southern
Union
—
3-
3-10
Co.—
iquar.)
preferred
Southern
——
4."
3-15
15c
75c
65c
30c
50c
-
2-15
1
(quar.)__
Co.. com.
Wouod-(Alan)
1-29
3-
preferred
6'r
1-29
1
2-15
.
fl
—
r_,
Development (stock div.)
&
preferred
4.24 %.
com.
1-29
Monday, January 23, I960
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
3-1
2-1
4-30
4-lo
Share
,
Wisconsin Electric Power
2-15
(initial)———--—
A
Name of Company
2-18
3-
iquar.)——
California
4.08%.
3-10
(quar.)—-_—
Oil
Shore
South
2-15
(quar.)
Manufacturing
Smith-Douglas
5c
25c
$1.2o
75c
pfd. (quar.)~
(initial)___
5%
nfcw
Co.,
Corp.
2-15
—
(quar.)
Mfg.,
Oil
of Ric.
——
(quar.);
Water,
Sherwin-Williams
Holders
—35c
(quar.)—_—_
Extra
Sealed
When
Patfabte
When
Per
,
Par
Share
..
...
Name
.
.
2-15
2-
$1.50
3-31
3-14
37%c
2-15
1-15
5
11
(391)
Par
(s-a)
(%■ preferred
preferred (quar.)
Ai;0,
I* •
1
*
Tflvno
"Orleans
Cffi preferred (quar.)—-
Pacific
>
;:
!
25c
"
special guaranteed (quar.)____:
nk guaranteed
——*
i;
4%
(quar.)_-—-—
Co.,
:
1-20
r
4-1
*
3-
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8 7 V2 c
3-
1
2-10
h
t20c
(quar.)*<*__
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East
1-25
(from
Fund
6
2-1
Vac,.
2-
$1.12%
iio*V preferred (quar.l
3i'/4c ;
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp., $1.25 pfd. (quar.)..'25c
Columbia Gas System (quar.)^„—
2>/2% •
Columbia. Pictures Corp.', com. (stlc. divd.)__*
$4.25 preferred (quar,)———-——i-fy' $1.06 "A
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric—
$1.06
4.25% 'preferred (quar;)—_—- '=
^
$1.16
4.65:% preferred ■( quar.)
l_—— '■
$1.50
6',. preferred (quar.)—-—
oOc
Commonwealth Edison, common (quar: j j—
1„
1-15.
2-1
2-
'
1
1-20
'
Stock
Commonwealth
(from
Fund
National Co.,
Conduits
'
iquar.)_
'j
j
preferred
':■
$2.20
- Co. IN. Y,)—
yy.7;:. ...
preferred (quar;)———*-•
7.;
Freightways Inc. iquar.l Jl.^-'Consolidated Gas-Utilities Corp. (quar.)_
;
(quar.)
..;
3-19
1-
a:
2-1
Farmers
1-
5
1
1-
5
2-
1
1-.5
.
,
1
1-
2-
1-
2-
1
Federal
1-15
"
1-
3-15
3-
1 ••.
r:1
3-
S4.50
preferred'-(quar.)—
preferred
Coniinental
1
quar.)—,—
Corp.—
t
(2-for-l split subject to approval
nolders March
15,
1960)
Continental Transportation Lines
Crush
International,
Inc.
Cramer
Corp. (stock
Crossett Co., class A
(quar,)
Class B (quar.)
&
Seal
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
B
1-
1
1-15
A
1
1
1-15
2-
1
i-11-7
-
4-
Dahlstrom Metallic
$4.24
preferred
$4 pfd.
(quar.)
Foxboro
;
(A.
preferred
Trailer
9-15
Fraser
1-25
12-3i;
4/4%
JJeUo.it
Devoe
class A
&
niamond
$1.50
Corp.,
dividend
rw
Growth
receipts
Stock
Houses,
(quar.)
,41s® Mfg.,-common
*1.50
Mines. Ltd.,
and
class
(Interim)
Fund,
Payable In cash
-Extra
Dominion
(quar.)
cash)!
Bridge. Ltd.
12c
4*
2-15
3-
5
.
1-29
j < 2-
1
1-
8
1
3-
2-15
,
-
4-
39c
1
1-29,
2-15
2-
1-29
1
3-18 e
12-30"
1-15
2-29
2-15
97c
2-16
1-22
2-25
1-29
{20c
Prefe
2-25
1-29
4-15
{44c
3-31
1-15
1
1-15
-
OUcloth &
1-29
$50c
11 Oc
0n st«el-&
Coal C01
& Chemical I
j
1-27
{15c
2-
(quar.)
-----
1-
6
12-30
1-
2
1
1-
5%
12-31
1
1-25
2-
1-30
1-15
61c
1-29
1-19
(Henry)
1-
1-29
2-
1-15
1
2-
20c
Hormel
1-18
1
9334c
2-
1
(quar.)
12 %c.
2-
1
2-
1
2-
3- 1
2-12
.Home
1-18
Hotel
2-
1
1-22
r$i.i2%
2-
1
1-18
3-
1
2-15
Houston
1-25
1-15
Howe
{30c
1-25
12-31
Hubshman
{300
1-25
12-31.,
Hudson
{15C
3-15
2-26
{15c
6-15
5-31
24c
_■
1-29
12-31
7C
:
1-31
(Joseph)
Co.
(
56%C
2-1
1-26
$1
(quar.)____
8c
"
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,
A___:—__
capital gains)-
(monthly)—
.
,
7c '
2-
3-31
1
1-15
30c
3-
1
2-15
r
$1.25
2-15
2-
1 ^
-30c
1-15
1-
2.
20C
\
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-
'
2-
12 %c
Sound
'
,
issue- to
$105
be
1-30
1-20
3-1
*
50c
2-
$1
-
2-
3-
1
:
1-
2-
1
1-
;
1-
(quar,)—-——————
General Telephone Co, of California—
4x/2% preferred (quar )—
General Telephone-Co. of Florida'*-V"":'
>,.-$1.30 preferred B (quar.).—i— —*—
$1.30 preferred, (quar.) ——
$1.32 preferred jqnar.)———
General Telephone Co,-of Indiana—
$2 preferred (quar.)—_.—
1$2.50 preferred .(.quar. )_1_——
General Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
"5% preferred (quar.)————
'5.16% preferred (quar.>___
-p-—
5.20% preferred <quar.)_
—
General Waterworks Corp.-*5%
preferred (qua,r.)_
—
5.10% preferred (quar.)——————
i
6%
preferred (qvar,
—y-™
(quar.)—
$5 voting preferred
$2 voting 2nd preferred (quar.)———
Genesco,
Inc., common (quar.)—,
$3.50 preference series A
(quar.)
Georgia Bond Fabrics (increased).
preferred
.93 %C
-
Glasco
dividend) —.
$1.18%
Inc., com. (increased quar.)
preferred (quar.)_—
Corp.
(quar.)
Glasspar Com])any
1
1-19
1-30
1-20
60c
2-
1
1-20
15c
2-
1
10c
2-
1 f
$1
■
2-
"
2-
(quar.)
1-20
1-20
-
4.70%
——
i*
28c*
4.42%
..
1-12
1-29
12-31
1-29
.
'
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12-31
1-15
1-29
5C-
25c
2-
1-15
1
'
$1
•—.1—_
2-
1
1-15
$1.25
2-
1'
1-15
40c
-(quaiv).
2-
1
1-15
2-
1
1-15
50c
2-
1
1-
8
58 %c
2-
1
1-
8
51c
2-
1
1-
55 V4C
(increased
common
2-
1
1-
8
53 "Ac
2-
1
1-
8
52 "Ac
2-
1
1-
8
quar.)_
(quar.)———1_,
(quar.)
(quar.)*
——
-7---
preferred iquar.) 1——-_l——
; 4.20%
preferred (quar.)_———
——.* Incorporated Investors -—_——;
Indian Heact Mills, $1.25 pfd.
(quar.)——
$1.50 preferred
(quar.)—L——
2-26
*"2-29
!
2-
.
1-29
'-1
Bank
Industrial
2-
to
22 %C
1-11 "
1
2-15
{10c
t$1.25
Commerce
of
-
8
57c
2-16
1-20
31 "Ac
2-1
1-15
37 "Ac
2-
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1-15
1
Y.)—
(N.
.*
.
1-15
1-
1
H4
1
1
!
8
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32 %c
2-
32 %c
■'
1-25
2-1
1
'
dividend____—
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Co.,-.
Ingersoll-Rand
•
.
—
—
Growth
Institutional
income
vestment
ri
'
2-10
2-29
"
Fund
from
(6c
plus _3c
3-
'
1.
2-1.
$3
7-" 1
6-
5c
; 6%
preferred
(s-a)_—
___——I—__
Inglewood
Gasoline
(increased) —
Ingram & Bell, Ltd., 60c preference (quar.)
Institutional Shares,-. Ltd.—■
"
5%
75c
'
(quar.
common
2-
1-20
1
1-30
{15C
1
1-15
in-
'
realized
from
"
1-25
33C*
2-
1
1-25
50c
2-
1
1-15
securities
"
1-15;
2-1
62 %c
64 %c.
.
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2^15
$1.30
,3-1
•
.
2-15
A
Corp.,
Ironrite,
$1.25
2-
1
1-20
Iowa-Illinois
$1.27%
2-
1
1-20
Common
$1.50
2-
1
1-20
$4.36
$1.25
2-
1
1-20
$4.22
3-
50c
3-15
37 %C
1-30
1-15
87 %C
1-30
1-15
7%c
1-29
1-27
2-
1
1-19.
35c
3-
1
2-
5
45c
3-
1
2-
5
(quar.)
com.
pfd.
conv.
Co.,
1-29
(quar.)
2%
common—.
1-18
5-10
13%c
4-21
Electric—
&
(increased
preferred
1-11
$1.12%
quar.)_——
(quar.)
1
1-29
$1.09
2*
1
1-15
$1.05
2-
1
1-15
3-
47 "Ac
;——!
—;
—
preferred ' (quar.)—'——_—
•
1-15
5%
j
55c
Silver
Gas
2-23
1
2-15
35c
(quar.)———
common
(initial)
Inc.;
International
4
3-10
113c
1—
(quar.)—
Utilities
Corp.,
*$2* preferred
1-
2-
40c
Co
(quar.)
preferred
International
1
*
Ltd.—
pref.
Interchemical
2-
9c
—_——_____.——
Breweries,.
class
50c
;
4%%
62 %c
profits)
Reinsurance
Inter-Ocean
Interior
62 %c
—
5%2%
*
4.26%
•'
$1
.
—
dividend)—_—_
'1-18
1
1
—
—:i——
12-29
•
2-
2%
(increased)
Co.
preferred
preferred
preferred
!4.08%
12-18
-3-16.
7
3
1-15
2-
25c
-
.
(quar.)*_*_!—_
jireferred
B
-
1
2-15
10%
—
(quar.)——
Co.
2-
City)
——
—
,
<6-
6-20
12 %c
(quar.)_
A
Bank-(Jersey
(quar.)
Brick
3%
w—--
1-15
1
'
'
———
Bros.
n
'
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2-15
45c
-.
(quar.)__
—-—
Corp.
Power,
8
1-
2-10
*..
$1.25
'
(stock
4
25c
,
Products
1-29
;
——-
common
class
dividend
Press
Brick
Illinois
4
$4.50
1-29
50c
—
Refrigerator
scries
v Illinois
4
1
Gladden
2-15
2-15
$1.50
-
Power, $4 pfd.
(.stock dividend)
Factors,
Stock
1-15
1
2-
Gimbel
1-15
share
per
—
County National
,5%
7
2-
(stock
1-
1-29
100%
2-15
1-28
{10c
(quar.)—
$3.75-pfd.* <quar.)__
(quar.————
(quar.)
7 1-15
1
2-
4
12-14
1
80c
•7
—
Corp..
.Co.
1
re¬
Hygrade Food Products Corp.—
4%
series
A
pfd; "(quar.)—i.___—,_1.—
1-20
1-30
25c
62 %c
Mills, Inc., common
Co.
4
2-3
2-15
55c
(quar.)
Y.),
1-
1
2-
2-
4;
v.
—
(stock dividend)
at
1-
*.•.
(quar.)
•! Stock; dividend
,
8
Art
1
15c
:
(quar.)___^____
Co.
Hydra-Power
1-15
1
1-
Gillette
'2-
37 %c
t
1-20
1
{15c
'
1-15
1-31
2-
30c
!
2-29
3-25
15c
31 %C
*
Huttig Sash ,& Door (stock, dividend
HuyCk (F. C.) & Sons; (stock dividend)—*.
..
1
1
Gibson
1-15-
1
2-
{45c
Lighting &
Hussmann
1
3-
2-29
7c
'
•
•
1-20
7
-
2-
Motors
-
2-
—_—;—
preferred
1
35c
*
35c
Y.)
N.
!
2-
quar.)—
Co.
15
(N.
4
8
13 %C
**•''•
(quar.)
*«
(Entire
Feb.
on
1-
1-
1-29
15c
"
pfd.
A
1
56 %C
;—:
&
A
Syracuse
4%
2-
-
10c
Extra
1-22
*
1-25
(initial)
Hardart
&
1-28
■;
1-11
1-20
•
(quar.);
v
this .dividend)
plus
Horn
{25c
—
A.)
preferred
.>
9
5%V pfd.
(initial
(George
deemed
1-15
3-10
60c
1
1
5
n
Eearing—
common
1-15
25c
(from
&
6%;
1-15
2-
2-
Co
common
1-18
2-
8%
.____;
Co.
(N. Y.)—
quarterly.—;__
Ball
1-11
1
of Canada^Ltd.-^
Insurance
Hoover
*
1-11
2-
56V4C
{12%C
(quar.)
Co.—
Ltd.'
Increased
8
*
2-' 1
&
Renfrew,
Home
1-14
2-15
1-20
1
2-10;
I—-
Corp., common
preferred
(quar.)_
Holt
•
—
——
Corp.,
2-
75c
—
Sugar
,'
8
30c
..
{43 %c
—
(8c from income and 53c
1
1-29
25c
$1.25
(quar.l-—
pref.
"'■
17 %c
'•'
{20c
Stores
8
5%
'
12-31'
25c
•
7%
*
1-15
1
2-
2c
*
12-22
1
gains)
2-
1
$2
Precision Equipment—
preferred (quar.)
—
'General* Public Utilities CoVp." (quan )_i—7-,
General Realty & Utilities Corp.____——
General Steel Wares, Ltd., -cpnimoib.—,—-
1-23;
2-
capital
$1.75
$4.75,
,1-22
3-10
25c
_
Holly
8
5
1-29
50c
;•••'
(quar.)__
&
5
2-
2-29
$1.37%
—
——
Paper Co.
N.)
2-
:
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:—:
Holly
4
1-
*
Co.
Bauch
(P.
,
1-
1
1-29
2c
Hirsch
12-30
Holt
(quar.)
Co.,-.class
General
-'1-22
2-15
-
.2-
Dreyfus Fund
2-
75c
Mfg.
&
1-15
1
2-15
2-15
12 '/2 %
——;—
(quar.)>
i: Quartprly
'
2-
•
{$1.25
L_
preferred
5%
12-31
62c
(quar,)
Power,
Company
Hinde
>
12-30
"
2-. 1
56 %C
5
1-
8
I
1-
General
4
1-
{15c
Brewery, Lta.,
22-
.
\
[jieierrea
61c
7%c
3c
(quar.)i.—J.—
.(stock dividend)
(quar.)_
preferred
-
Higbie
long-
2-11
$5' preferred
1-
{171,aC.
——-
6%
Hercules
12-31
1-31
75c
——i_
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preferred
Higbee
36c
3-14
1
37V'2c
/
7%
D
1-25
1-20,
$37 %c
—u7„
1-15
50c
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cor
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-
1-
1-30
15c
General
1-15
1
1
2'/4c
(quar,).
Ltd.,
2-29
1-30
G'ene'ral. Electric "Co.
(quar. >—•_—_
General Investors Trust (Boston) —_l_——
1
.conv> Dref- (Quar.)—.
1
Donnn!°n Tar
Dow
2-
3
Ltd"".
Dairies.
3-15
50c
50c
3
ordinary
—
.
,
(quar.)-_——————
Dynamics
37 Vac
u
—
stock, and
or
in
1-31
1-15
1-31
25c
preferred-(quar.)—4%% 'preferred (quar.)—£_
Heppenslal Co..
Hercules Galion
-
Corp.! (quar.)____—---
Baking Co.
2-
32c
;
2-
1-15
1
3c
convertible
New
Bakeries,:iLtd.-: (quar.)-
General
net
;
5V2%
'
2-15
preferred
General
2-
5%
——i-
(quar.)-
Fabricsv
Don
5-.;
3-25
15c
•
1-19
23c
preferred (quar;)—-——
1
'1-30
10%,
.
(quar,),
Dom1ninon^umultj>ive
ominion
•Domf,
Dom
2-
5%
2-' 1
capi-r
from
1
2-19
—
class A
Hemenway Furniture-Co.—
,1-19
2%
Ltd.,
1-19 !v
2-
1-30
2-
H-DA—
Hat-Corp. of America, com.
4%%- preferred (quar.)
Haydock Fund. Inc.
(quar.)
*
28 %c
-
Light, *
1-19
r
10c
20c
—
.
pfd. (quar.)__—
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Marx
1-19
2-1
•
—r--
1
20c
General
B
;
Co.,
2-
30c
—
(from
(quarterly
1-
70c
—
;
/.
———_—
1
1
.
F.)
5-23
(quar.)
2-
,
3-1
*'V
(J.
6-13
•
1-15'
.
37'/2C
•
2-29
Series
2-
,
25c
(quar.)__
(monthly)
(monthly)——
3
"
Dominick Fund, Inc."(
85c~from capital gains
D°mmion
3-
25c
Mmfhiy 011 F'eld8 (monthly)-———,,
Payment
3-
$1.19
(increased) .(3-for-l 1 split
Mibject to
approval of stockholders Feb. 15)
SjP-?
3-
40c
15c
A
1
1-30
57c
40c
—
3-15
12-31
50c
common (quar.)
—
(quar.)—-___—
Gardner-Denver Co., common (quar.^——a.
4%
preferred (quar )—ri
General American Corp. (increased)___—__
5%
1
Inc.
preferred
A
-
-
Shares, Inc.
•nvestmcnt income)"
*
2-
14c
'
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A
Hartz
1
Hydraulic
1-11
1-26
$2
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vidend
<
50c
—
class
on
{35c
I
•
preferred :(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__—
4.96%
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.,
Class; B stock)
nume!'i?an dePosit
:
A;
2-
Distillers Co., Ltd.—
'Versified
-
8
1-11'
(initial)-—(quar.)—
4V2%.
1-15
*
-
'
4%
Investors
1-27;
common
1
4-
4c
arrears)
'
20)—1
&
8
2-23
1
v
Co.,
Electric
8
1-
3-14
(quar.)——,i_—_
(A.), & .Co^ ,5V2%
New
common
Corp.,., class
1-26
;
2-
••;! $3 ;
-
—:—____—
&
2-15
(quar.)_-
DiGiorgio Fruit Corp., class
Class B
(qpur.')——
Stock
E.)
2-15
—
i
4-
{25c*
(quar. )_-_•;
5%
(quar.)
3-15
Hartford
12V2C
35c
(quar.)---——-
HartrSchaffner
Harris
*
-,
(quar.)i_—__
Machine, class A
30c
;
1-11
1-11
——
•
<2-15
Inc.—
Gabriel
newcom.
National
n^.ilPayab^e
1-
1
.
Tunnel
Raynolds,
preferred
l-,8>
1
2-
!
preferred
Canada
1
2-
Class
Class
2-f
1
1-26
011
1-
*
1-29
■
2-
(quar.)—>______!——1
Jan.
2-
.
-6c-
A—_——:
Futterman
"
$1.25
(quar.)———'.
Chemical Coatings—
<fe
8
$1.06
debenture
®oto
1-
1
y
30b
(quar.)__
from
proval
;
1-15
semi¬
(first
all
>i
J
-
Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Stock dividend subject to stockholders ap-
1-22
1-25
1-30
{10c
$1.25
clears
common
Cotton
1
*'•
42c
;
Hamilton
2-
{35c
'mm
Fundamental
$1.13
—
——-
$8
2-
$1
3-18
30c
Tile, (quar. )___*
Ltd.-(quar.)—
(Charles
Frosst
2-15
1
1
1-25
1-16
1
12 %c
:
i_!
preferred
2-
$1.25
..."
Inc.,
Bros.. Co.,
2nd
4-
;
&
Cos.,
Class
3-
20c
5!,lv% preferred
(quar.)_—-—
Delatyare Power & Light (increased-quar.)
Denmson Mfg., common A,
(quar.)—_——
Voting common (quar.)——;
De
'
'
-
Halle
3-18
25c
»
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Series H-C 7
1-14
2-16
37V-2C
;
.
Hagerstown Gas Co.
2-29
1%
;
which
*.
,
Hamilton
1
$1.50
r
div.
1-20
4-
1-22
2-18
..
(quar.)
1-20
1-29
1-22
8
25c
RR.—
preferred
1
3-10
1-22
8
net
from
10c
Gyrodyne Co. of America—.»
5%' participating
preferred
30c
;
8
2-
2-
——
(quar. )____
(quar.)_
L.
and
(quar.)
.
2-
$5
(quar.)_—
Ohio
preferred
Chemical—
Co.,
1
25C
1-20
87 %c
">
EXtr^
12-31
1-25
5c
12-31
1
2-
:;125c
payment
Ltd.,
Fruehauf
6-15
•
——
!_
Dean Phipps
Stores Inc.,
(quar.) —-L:—
Stores
&
2-1
i5c
62 %c
-
,
(quar.)
J.),
3-10
1
(quar.)_—
1
(quar.)-;
—_'_I~
™
(quar.)
Stores
Freiman
3-15
income—
Insurance
annual
'
(quar;)--——
common
2-10
135c;
;r——————
Dayton Rubber Co.,
Stock dividend
1%
'
Company', (quar.)^
Franklin
9-29
5c
——
$2 class A
Co.
7-
—
preferred «• (quar.)
Davnport Water, 5% preferred
Daystrom, Inc. (quar.)
5
(quar.)l__
B'
Motor
$1.75
(quar.)——
;
^4%%
5
2-
"
prefevred (quar.)
Fraser.. Brick
(quar.
Co.„^L_
2-
3-
'
convertible preferred <s-a)
$1.75
.
——
I—
Door
3-22
50c
City Bank (N. Y. )—
1-15
1
Mobile
'
4j/2%
4-
$1.75
—
Lire
$5
1-30
5 Vo
—
"4
(quar.L__„
Gear &
3-15
1
$15
=._—
gains
$5
25c
(Md,)
(quar.)
capital
Gulf
'
Bros.
3-
1
4-
$15
Wine,
Gulf
"1-16.
.1-30
Co.
investment
(
1-18
1-11
1
L.)
from
15c
~
_____•____i_
3-10
1
2-15
y
Dallas Power &
Light,
-;
(qdan1
Machinery &
..
(resumed)—
dividend)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Giant Markets,
Class
Ford
1-20
1-30
.
25c
—-J—-
-
2-
60c
...
■
'
1-30
30c ;
Corp. (initial)—
Southern Co..
7% pfd. (quar.)!
Foote
2-
{50c
.
V/2%
dividend—
3%%
12-30
2-15
7y2c
——
'
2-15
Research
4%
Food
4
2-
(quar.)_
A
—
Laboratories, class
Class
4
Food
10c
■
(quar.)——
(quar.)—
7%
Cutter
First
IOC
Cuban-American Sugar—
7u preferred
(quar.)—--7%
i-
5C,
25c
——
Ltd
Co.,
2-
First
1-15 *
2-15
3%
dividend)-:—
2h
1-25
1
15c
6c
Crpyn Cork International, class
Cork
50c
-—
—-—
4
3-10
4-
5%
B
Ltd., class A
Growth Industry Shares—
.! 2-15
■■
(H.
Growers
-
Stock
4
1-
1
2-29
100%
Crouse-Hinds Co. (quar.)—
Crowley Milner & Co.—.
Crown
2-
:4-
4-15
{6c
1
1
Co.—
First National
3-18
*
—
dividend
-__i_L_L!.
Griesedieck Co.,
5% conv. pfd.
3-22
1
Sterling Inc., .7% pfd. (quar.)_^—__
55i Fifth Avenue, 6% pfd. <accum.)__
-
2-
,4-22
3-
First National City Bank (N, Y.y (quar.)—-!
Research Corp. (increased)—
1-15;
1
{5c
dividend)
Controls
2-
17'/2C
.
—-
(quarj—
3-15
Green
2-29
Firth
(quar.)—;
(year-end)
Ltd.——;
Corp.,
>
4
V
3-30
—
(stock
3-
1;
1-25
3-31
12c
—
;;;v Stock
3-
■
common
$2.25 preferred A ,(quar.)_-^—
•
1-21
1-15
$1.25
dividend)™
.Corp.,
4'/.
1
1
"
First
—
(initial)
Ltd.
Corn Products (Del.)
Cott Beverage Corp.
Cowest
-;
3-
,
22-
25c
(quar.)
(stock
Fund. (Special
Fidelity
of stock- *-
Ltd
Cpm.est Exploration,
Cooper-Jarrett,
;
4-
$1.13
r—--
Steel
4-' 1
$1.121/2
—————
debentures
y f. term capital gains. Cash or stock optional)
Financial General
4
'
.$4.52
(stock
-Department
1-25
2-24
(Houston)—
(quar;)_-^.i____L_j
;
Income
,
Fidelity &.Deposit
%
■1-22r-
*;2-20
4-
;
2-24
...
Bay '& Western" RR.
1-15
1
Federated
8
3-1/
'
Financial
1
Co.; (quar.-)-_;_—>;
National; Mortgage Assn. ^monthly)Paper Boardi 4.60%- pfd. (quar.)__
Federal
1
3-15
5
2-19
2-19
25c
Insurance
2-
1
'
:
—
debentures
Insurance
Federal;
-
—
_*
Western
Green
12-31
**
$1.18%
dividend)—__;
$1.48' preferred
\*
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Co._
Life
Income
pfd."(quar.)I"
Extra
-
"1-25
;
tl2y2c
B
2-
$2
3%--
dividend)^—--
Tea—
Stock dividend
1-18
1-25
Towing
Quarterly'
Great
2-15
3-10
3-1
;
1-1?
•
&' Traders Life/Insurance Co.
Class
1-15
Lakes
Southern
8
s
5%
Extra"
■
1-15
4
1-
40c
Great
8
1-
.
v
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5
2-
;;
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1
Asphalt Products .(alinual)——_____
Federal Grain,
Ltd.,■■ class A__^
5 r
1
2-
•;
1
2-
Federal
1-
2-
$1.04
'-i.
—
'2-
....
1
2-
3-15
.
1
1-15
-
.
3-15
3-1
2%;
Y.)-(s-a)—-
Pacific
&
quar.__
1
(Syracuse, N. Y,)' (quar,)_—_i.__: *
•'
1
5%.
.
.
2-
20C
22V2C
65c
4-
(quar.)
dividend)______
Inc.,;cpmmon..(quar.)_
preferred
1-22
,
25C
(N.
dividend—^.—
$1.12 y2
I
Company, 6%; conv. pfd. (quar.)
Fall River. Gas
.1-18
Co.-(increased quar.)_r
U15 "
-Falstaff." Brewing
Cor'p.s com.- (quar;)-—____
1-15
6%>-' cpnV.-s'preter'red (quar;)____
y:
r
T-> 51 >' f Farmer"Bros-;.Co.,(quar..)__———„
v
; ...tf-A
$1.25
5%
25c
Fairbanks
35c
Consolidated
Products
1-15
1
-350-
(stock-
Co.
2-
1
55c
Consolidated Edison
5%
4-
,
Stock
20c
preferred (quar.)__
Eversharp,
1-18
1
Increased-
,
{25c
»
of
Consumers Power Co.;- common
$4.16 preferred
(quar.)
2-
Atlantic
1-11
3-15
$12'/2C
preferred
(stock
2nd
Evans
-
Great
1
1
Forge;& Steel Corp.— •'
5%
>
•
Canada, Ltd, (s-a)
Dearborn Corp,
(qUar.)*Vr-r-;,'
Consolidated
1
2-29
3-15
5%
_'
Assoc.
6% 1st preferred
!
&
Bank
2-
America
Erie •& PittsburglFRR;
gtd.
v
R.)
National
C 50c
•
___!
(stock
common
2-
22V2C
*
______
(quar.)^
Co.
Grace
1-
4-
dividend)
(quar.)
(quar
Corp.;
convertible
Erie
8
2-
1-20-
—51c
A.,/ 51 %c
52 "Ac
——
1-
„
2- .1
:2r'i
I' 47 "Ac
(quar. U_4————
Bakeries
>.
50c
(quar.)—A-"(quar.)—
$2
W.)
5
:
1-30
•
$1.50
(special)-'
'
1-29.
.
.vll-30
15c
(quar.)_——
preferred
2-15
2-
?5c
..{$10.
:_ -
(quar.)—
1-14
2-15
{20C:,
'•
•
preferred
$2.06 preferred
$2.09 preferred
Consolidated
'
{20c
(quar.)_A_„
$2.04
12-30
1-25
'
(H.
___w_—
(initial-quar.)
common
Gossard
2-29
,
Co.
Great
Heating Products,- Ltd;—
A
Equity
12-23
3
2*15
Connecticut Light &
$2
1
1-30
.10c
40c preferred tquar.»„
Power Co.—
,-a,\;
Inc.,
Class
2-
35c
Ridge Properties (Initial)———"
Building, - Iitdf' —:—-~Conn.(CI G.); Ltd., common (quar.
preferred
12-23
2-
10c
Coral
$1.90
1-15
12-23
1
,11c
Concourse
Connohio,
1
2-
$1.3 7 %
.
Enamel- &
,
(quar.)
E/' tr&
1-15
1
<
'
Corp.
Oil
Group
3-1^
Mfg.
7%C
(quar.)__^J___.
Millwork
State
Employers
-
—
Ltd.
1
preferred
Empire
Empire
2-1
7c
(quar.) —
___lr_—-,2T-.^r
preferred
1
1-15
invest¬
Concord Natural Gas, common. (quar_),——
5!L'%
2-
l
l
4%%
;r
Common
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp.
Concord Fund
2-
32c j
income)-- ———u-...
ment
2-
$1.31 %
distribution)-—
gains
12-29:
2-15
2-
$1.16
'
capital
1-29'
of
1
2-
•
Goodyear Tire & Rubber-
14G
;
(stock
Electronics InvestmentEmco, Ltd. i (qiiar.) i—
Empire District Electric,
1-15
2-15
Nut Co.
Electrographic Corp.
1-15
Goodman
1-15
$1.75
Co., common
preferred (quar.
4%%
1-18
1
{$1.75
i.:
2-
5c
.
—
1
-1-15
1-15,
*
1'
15c
-;
:
i
.
-
20C *
(quar.)
Company
10c
(quar;)
preferred (accum.)
Elastic Stop
'1-15
"
•
Ltd.,~79^ p"fd"(~iccumT)
Industries" Ihc.- (quar. >
Raping Assn., common
Edison Bros;
Stores,-cbm:
Ekco Produicts
_
Extra
2-
•
Bf preferred (accum.).
Mfg. (increased-quar.__
10c
preferred (quar.)—_—'—
5.25% preferred * (quar. )_j
Commonwealth- Investment / Co.
(Del.)
(a
Kootenay Power.
--
A
*
Godfrey
Grace *(W.
Food• Centers-
$7
1-10
8
1
2-
50c
.
2-
31»4c
$6
1-20,-
'
2-
,
of America
—
2%
Echlin
1-31
1-
12-31
1-25
1-29
(quar.)-.——-—
Republic Insurance Co.
(S-a)
,.
56 V*C
-
1
•
57{fc
!'.
8
New
(quar.)
1-10
2-
&
1-
'
cony. pfd.r( 1956 series)
1-10
•
(-l-15
1-25
preferred
2-
-2- 1
30c
Co., com. (increased)—_
preferred, (quar.)——
4y2 %-'
4%%
2-15
1
,
,
.
H.)
(P.
Holders
of Rec.
Share * Payable
v
of Company
25c
-
—
dividend•'»'
preferred; (quar!)
Eastern States
Corp. '(Md.)—,
'•/ f','
4.64%
(quar.)
3-15
1
2-
Name
•
Glatfelter
8
Globe
1-31-
?25c ;
Central Power Co., com. (monthly)
Colorado
Corp.—
1-
2-28
~.
87y2c
-
1-31
$1.25
income)-":.——
10c
of Rec.
h
When
Per
Holders
1-31
Co.—
$1
•
mlonial
&
3-31
;
pid. series 1947 and 1056 (quar.)
de, Nemours
%c!
X75c
;
$1.50,
(stock
Eastern
Eastern
1-29
2-15
*"
(quar.)
common
•
(quar.)
tSl
87
■
>
>
2-15
J
30c
•
<
5%
.Eagle
2-10
'
Payable
10c
preferred,(quar.j'
Duro-Test
4
1
;
to
1-22
2-15 /,
.
A -
iJunntu
3-
,
.Ltd.,, common..
Finance Co.— ♦■••••*
' & 8011
preferred
n2r>mT,?t Meta!s & Supply
International
V
50c
.
;preferred'(annual)-———
rnlontol
.1-14
..
preferred-(quar.)——■
S3 50
rMlinavvoOd Terminals,
1
When
Share
*
$4.50 preferred (qbar.)
$-1.12'¥2
Pont Co.-of
.Canada, Ltd.,-com. (final)—, r • {20c
B- 15
3
2-
Company
Du
%
—
common
2-
.
45c
--
! 5M3.
9-1 >-
of
('E. 4H)
2-15
-
6*"1
,
-20c
(quar.)
1
_
$1.25
$1.25
—
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware Ltd.— -
3-
'
$1.12%
4>/a% preferred (Quar.)
———_
rieVeiand. &' Pittsburgh: RR,-^,.. '., y v.. 7%V
rofcttte-Palmolive
io/
6%
$3.50
.rS-
Investing Cot, common,*<*■*)
Sv Stores Co. (quar.)
5Kand Electric Illuminating, com.
„
2-10
;
-~r
ntv
A
2-10
3-1
$1.25 '
i£ preferred (quar.)'—
Class
1-20
3-1
$1"
Par
Name
Dru® Co-.cl.A (quar;)
1
DnnUU
preferred, (quar.)—
cri
2-
40c
'
-Texas
A..U..vn«
»
New
of Rec.
$2
Machine Co., com. (quar.)
Cincinnati Milling
Cincinnati,
Holders
Payable
Co
Cincinnati, Inter-Terminal RR.
i'i
When
Share
of Company
Name
55c
1-11
2-
1
3-
5
2-
1
1-25
1-
9
1-
9
$1.12%
1-25
5%
2-15
12 %c
1
&
Heintz,
Jantzen,
5%'
Jersey
4%
Jewel
Inc.,
—
Inc.
(quar.)———____
common
(quar.)
1
1-20
Jorgensen
1-29
Joy
Co.,
1-
8
2-29
2-
3
20c
2-
.—*
3%%
(Earle
M.)
preferred
Co.
$1.25
1
1-15
2-
20c
;
(quar.)
A
Central Power & Light Co.-—
preferred
(quar.)_
Tea
2-10
(N. Y.)—
preferred
2-19
2-
—
5%
2%
dividend)
dividend
Stock
Jack
(stock
Service
Irving Trust Co.
'
12-28
Public
Iov/a
'
1
1-15
-3-
1
2-25
$1
(quar.)—_
2-
1
1-
•93%c
2-
.1
1-18
1-30
1-15
8
25c
(quar.)___
50c
1-29
1-15
—,
(stock dividend).—
3%
Mfg.
Co.
(quar.)
!
—
12
The Commercial
(392)
Per
Name
Kansas
of
City
Power
ft
When
Payable
preferred
(quar.)
4.00 %
preferred
4.20%
preferred
4.35%
preferred
pre! erred
4.50%
Kerr
Income
Klein
S.)
<
1
2-11
3-
$1.12
(quar. )--—
(monthly)
5c
—,
Stores
Aluminum
2-
1-27
8
4
5%
(extra)
12-31
7-29
6-30
5%
2-16
1-
25c
3-10
2-25
1-30
1-15
9c
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
Mount
,20c
(monthly)—.
(monthly)-.
-
4
9c
(monthly)
1-15
B
B
(monthly)-
monthly)
2-15
Mount
3-
1
9c
2-
1
3-
1
2-15
3-10
2-16
2-
1-19
1-20
1-29
1-20
2-
1-20
2-
1
1-15
2-
1
1-15
2-
1
1-15
It
1-27
20c
20(
Diablo
Co.
Mills,
Ltd.
6
1-12
2-
1
1-12
Perkins
2-15
1-22
Permanente Cement
1-28
1-18
2-29
2-12
L'Aiglon
Apparel
LaCrosse
Telephone
<quar.>—_—
Industries
40c
13 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lanston
Laurentlde
Inc.
(quar.)—
B
National
Cash
5%
1-13
National Casket
National
Chemfcal
Electric
2-15
20c
1-30
7 VaC
2-8
1-25
1-30
1-12
■:>.*
,
Class
A
(quar.)
Class
B
(quar.i
—1
1-12
4-30
4-15
National Securities
(quar.j
preferred
(quar.)—„
{25c
4-30
gains payment stock
&
Tire
cash
or
Nationa4
97c
common
1-29
1-25
1-10
1-12
5%
preferred
A
(quar.)
31 tic
5%
1-25
1-10
preferred
B
(quar.)
31'Ac
1-25
8V4C
1-31
1-15
Lees
Travslware.
(James)
ft
class
Sons.
A
(quar.)
3.85%
pfd. iquar.)—
capital
gains
Lehman
Corp.
($1.34
irom
payable in cash or stock plus
ordinary income)
Lemer
Stores,
Leslie
Salt
Levin.es,
L«*wers
Lewis
4 4%
Co.
pfd.
164c
96 Vic
(stock
Lincoln
(N
$1,124
National
Wayne)
Lincoln
Loblaw
Co.
Cos..
Class
B
Loblaw
Life
(stk
com.
Insurance
4-
5%
1-31
1-
{15c
1-30
5%
1-29
$3.50
Co.
pref.
Ltd..
preferred
2-
1
60c
3-
1
2-
1
2-
2-
3
t54c
3-
1
2-
3
+374c
♦374c
3-
1
2-
Finance
Corp.
(R.
+54c
Long
shares
Island
5.16%
324c
iquar.)—
2-
874c
1
1-
1-29
(quar.)
$1.11
2-
1
81.24
2-
1
SI.29
2-
1
2-15
—
(quar.)
North
Louis
preferred
41 a %
preferred (quar.)
Lucky Lager Breweries. Ltd.,
Common
Ry.
2-
2-
1
2-
1
5-
1
4-20
{6c
8-
1
7-20
35c
3-10
5%
1-20
{6c
2-29
(quar.)
Lynch Corp. (stock dividend)
Lynch Carrier System (quar.)—
5%
2-25
•vi
25c
2-
2-15
10c
(quar.).
(initial-quar.)—
15c
—
H. > ft Co.—
preferred
A
4%
preferred B
Madison Fund—
(quar.)
Northern
1-15
2-
$1.06' '4
—
(quar.)
from
capital
dividend)
Ltd., 5%
2-
SI
gains
5
2-
3
priority
&
>
18c
Class
1
1-
Valley
Massachusetts
shares
shares
3-16
1-30
3-31
5
Ry.
624c
net
24%
6%
(special
——.
McQuav-Norris
A
Mfg.
Mead
■"!
(quar,).———.
-
Middle
Miller
South
Co.
com.
ft
RUoads.
Fails
(monthly)
Inc., 4V4%.pfd.
Co.—
.Stock dividend,.—
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Mining (annual)
Extra
Minnesota
Minute
2-
1
ft
Mala
Gas
2-
23-
1
Corp.
iquar.)
ft
Puritan
Rockland
1
8
1-25
1-20
3-14
2-15
4-20
4-
6
'
2-
3-15
2-16
4-
3-
3
8
2
Radio
Corp.
Stock
.*
of
1-
1
1-15
1
1-15
25c
2-
1
12-23
1
12-23
Rapid
2-16
2-
4-
40c
$3.50
$6
3-18
1
1-29
1-
1st
preferred
4
preferred
Grip
Co.
&
8
Reece
Corn.
(Mass.),
1-11
1
1-11
5%
2-29
2-17
4-
1
3-17
25c
1-29
1-15
{$1
2-
1-15
1-30
Republic
1
1-
8
2-
1
Supply
-Stock
•
3-15
Drug
Stock
1-30
1-21
1-30
1-
25c
3-10
2-15
{20c
2-
{25c
2-15
{$1.75
1
„
1-20
1-15
2-15 >
2-
6c
8
Aluminum
preferred
2-
1-15
5
Metals
4Va%
iR.
3% %
$4
A
Brand
{25c
•
$25
1
1-22
I
1-18
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81.10
1-21
2-
1-16
2-
6c
1
1
1-16
2-
2-
124c
1
1
1-22
2-15
100%
1-22
2-24
1-26
1-25
12-31
1-30
1-15
5c
384c
Davis
'Extra.
1-
2
1-22
Rorer
1-22
Rose's 5,
1-25
1-
4
ft
Co,
I
Pan
2-15
1-30
2-15
1
2-
5
1-15
{3c
3-
1
2-15
2-15
1-20
>
Park
&
.
1-29
3-
1
3-
1
2-10
.
12-31
22-
1
Patterson
Peerless
(C.
ft
1-25
2%
25c
•
J.)
Insurance
Co.,
Co.
2-11
1-11
1-29
.
1-
1-29
1-
6
2-26
1-
4
2-15
1-29
2-11
1-28
11c
2-27
2-
,
qu^ar,) —
•
Penman's Ltd;, common
Penn
Traffic
Co,
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)^_..^_4.____-
<s-at—
2-
3
1-28
40c
2-
1
12-31
25c
1-30
1-18
.
(J.
Extra
C.)
Co,
Pennsalt Chemicals
(increased-quar.)^—.
—
Corp, iquar.)
4-
1
3-
7
3-11
2-19
3-14
1
1-29
1-18
2-15
2-
1-29
1
1-15
2-15
1-22
{7 4c
2-
1
1-15
2-
5
1-29
45c
1-30
10c
*2-15
25c
1-15
1-29
1-25
1-U
2-
10%
1-11
8
2-
3
2-
1
1-
1
2-
Canada,
preferred
Co.
1
1-11
Ltd.—
$1.12 Va
2-
1
1-11
55c
(quar.)..
3-
5
2-15
(quar.)
22 VaC
(quar.)
—.—
——-
3-10
$1
,
3-15
30c
common
(quar.)—
:
(auar.)
1
2-12
$1.02Va
3-
1
2-12
3-
1
2-12
$1.02Va
3-
1
2-12
3-
:
1
9.12
—
3%
i quar. ij,.
—i.;
(stock
Inc.
2'
20c
...
25c
dividend)
2-
1
1-19
1
2-16
2..
17 Vic
1
1-15
1
2-15
2-
2-29*
95c
-
1
1-20
3-
•2%
%
Co..../——
1-20
2-10
7 Vt»c
RR.
8 '
I
2-15
5%
(quar.
2-
4
1-
1-29
20c
,
1-
1-26
15c
(incr.-quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Whitehall
1-15
1-25
3-
$1.183/4
iquar.)
Inc.
4
SI
—
K
Stores,
1
3-
.1- 6
1-15
1-25
45c
^
3-
1
2-
3%
—:
1-15
1-25
20c
(quur.l
1-15
1-25
93:,4C-
common
H.).
Co.
ft
System.
12-31
4-
{$1.19
(lncreased-quar.)
Mfg.
Rutland
Ryder
1-25
30c
(incieiiseui
Mills
10 & 25c
Russell
2-15
1-29
2-
1-25
10c
12 4c
1
1-30
1-18
2-
1-20
{45c
1
2-15
1-25
.
.1-26
1-
9
2-1
1-15
90c
2-
1-15
15C
2-
1
1
1-18
A
1-29
(quar.)
{:25c
—
:
{$1.25
'
12-31
1-25
12-22
1-25
40C
:
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12-22
Louis Southwestern
Ry: Co.—
uon-cunuli'tlve preferred
Salant
Sums
San
&
Salant.
(Howard
class
W.)
Miguel.Brewery.
A
Co
ft
15c
30c
Company, 60c conv. pfd. (quar.)
ft Co.. Ltd., class A—»——
Schcnley IndUKtfits, Inc., common (quor,)Stock dlvidetvd (eight shares of convert*.
—
preferred
shares held)
SeHes A convertible
5Va%
Scott
Corp.,
stock
for
each
—*
5Va%
pf(l.
$4
prelerreu
2-
15c
420c
a
(monthly)
—
———
uiuar.)
>
12-31
12-18
1
2-1
2-10
25c
2-10
(quar.)
—
——
.
1-15
1-20
-r-2—i—~-
1-20
2
1-18
5-
.
$1
2
4-18
8-
27 4c
10c
——J.-—
1-20
2-10
2-
25c
2 7 VaC
27 VaC
Monthly
Scoiit*M«tt.son Farms 4 Initial)»—
Scott Paper Co., $3.40
preferred tquar,I
—
1-25
160
(initial)—
iquar.)
preferred (quur.(»——
Fetzer
Extra
-<•<
1-16
1-15
1-25
...
———
preference
preferred
ft
1-16
2-23
2*15
1 quar'. )_•—.
Searfe
Schwltzer
1-26
3-15
<
—-
(quar.)
Sandura
Iblc
<S5
t6c
27 VaC
<
—
Salada-Shiriff-Horsey, Ltd. (quar.)
1-15
90C
class
Corp., Ltd., common
preferred (quar.)__.—
5V2%
25c
1C0I0 ),
Lawrence
1-14
74c
2.0c
1
Penney
6
10%
(quar.
Hamp.)
6
$1
•74c
iqnar.i
5% * pfd.
(New
1-11
20C
■
'
prelerred
12-18
40c
iquar.
(stock
dividend)——
Inc.
5%
40C
——
Corp.___-rr_:
Co,, 40c
12-18
1
{15c
Roxbury Carpet Co. (quar.)...
Royal Crown Cola (stock dividend)
5%
,
1-30
12 VaC
-
C.)
6-13
1-25
2-
'
Electric,
Plywood
(William
Class B
St,
Chemical
(S,
6-30
25c
dividend
Sacol, Inc.
1-30
$0,541
Papercrafi Corp.. new com. (initial
Paragon Electric (stock dividend
Roddis
St.
$0,918
(quar.i
Airways
20c
for
—-
—
1-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Rubbermaid.
60c
(quar. )„
World
5
Corp.—
—
American
8
3-
5%
—
Palestine Economic
pall
Corp,
Parker
—
81.06 V»
5c
dividend
1
Vr
2nd
preferred I
2-19
$1.25/
——d
Electronics
1-15
2-
7
30c
preferred F (quar.)
4.10'% preferred H iquar.)
1-29
'
12c
5%
Parke
•'
payment)
Bell
Stock
324c
..
dividend
1-15
1
•
(quar.i
Hice
Gas
Stock
of
Tobacco
Corp.,
preferred
2-
25c
redemption at $103 % per share on Jan.
30, plus this div. payment I
preferred
(Entire
issue
called
for
redemption at $60 on Jan. 30, plus this
Packard
1
2-
(quar.)
common
preferred
Rochester
1-21
400%
7 4c
—
1-15
2-
(quar.)__
>_
Co.—
J.)
Inc.,
Riegel Textile
River
Calif,
Co.
convertible?
Reynolds
12-31
1
$3.30
15
>
70c
$2.25
called
2-25
./.\"; 15c
4%
25c
issue
1-22
{15c
(quar.)
preferred
(Entire
1
-3-11
preferred
'
of
preferred J
A
1-
2-
■
4%%
$5.60 preferred
1-27
1-25
?15c;
Corporations Commissioners) ■'■4
Chemical Co.—
&
4^%
Inc.—
Ltd.__
12-15
2-15
dividend
Reynolds
2-29
28c
(quar.)
12-15
3•
(subject to the approval of
4.95%
Pipeline
3-
36c
Co. (quar.)
(increased quar.)
Corp.
4.10%
Corp.
12-15
OCA
(quar.)
Co.
dividend
California
Rexall
1-15
50c
5 %•
Northwest
Ml
12-15
3-
Ltd.—
Industrial
Reynolds
Lighting
23-
—
A
Republic
75c
Atlantic Canadian Investment,
4
47 «aC
$1.25
1
:
1-14
(quar.)
2-
dividend)
1-
2-
preferred
5%
2-
Class
1-21
(stock
1-26
10c
Reliable
3-21
Brewing
4%
18c
(Canada)
(quar,)——
1-22
{15c
(initial quar.)
Stores Corp. iquar.)—
Reliance Electric &
Engineering
(initial)
4
2-15
2-15
—
Reitman's
3-21
A
2-19
?-
1
America
1-14
Rich's,
preferred
1-12
1
3-
of
1-11
1
$5
2-
1
65c
(quar.)
1-11
1
5
Ltd.
1
1
Co.,
1-12
1
3-
{50c
iquar.)_.
4-
Paper
1
2-
SI.50
Batten,
4-
class
2-
87 Vac
1
quar.)
90c
(quar.)
2-
ilncteased
1-15
1-15
(annual)—
Real Estate Investment Trust Co.
Red Owl Stores (quar.)
2-
Fiberglas
1-29
1-29
(quar.)
2-
auar.)—
1-15
$1.37 Va
Railway Equipment & Realty Co.. Ltd.—
25c
(quar.)—
1-29
1-11
2%
SI
Corning
$1.06 >'4
10c
common
25c
—_
1-15
{40c
Chemicals
—
1-29
2-1
Inc
Reichhold
(quar.)—
2-15
4
12-31
pfd. (s-a)
1-11
1-29
(quar.)
.
1-30
iquar.)
2-19
1-25
5%
—
America,
Ralston-Purina
2-
~|'
3-10
$1.75
dividend
1-22
(quar.i
lincreased
.
Racine Hydraulic ft Machinery, Inc.—
SI.20 preferred A (quar.)
2-16
3-15
37 Vac
Comoanv
3
(quar.)——-
1-25
Pacific
5
.
Participating
$1.18
Elevator
1
SI.16
-
Quinte Milk Products, Ltd., com.
Participating class A (quar.)
2-
.
D
1
$1.12 Va
'
Light
Distribution Shares,
(From securities profits)
Quebec Power Co. (quar.)
2-
dividend!
i.auar.»
2-
SI.05
25c
Utilities
8
$1.06V4
{40c
com.
1-
9c
15c
____
1
1
Fund
Iquar.)
15
,
1
22-
55c
(extra)
4-
2-
10-14
Electric—
Debenture
4-15
(quar.)
-
20c
iquar.)
5
$1
7c
—
(quar.)
Power
B
15
—
(quar.i—
preferred
Sound
2-
50c
com.
$1.50
Pacific
12-28
3*
.
Ontario Paper
&
v'j
1-25
1
(Birmingham)
(quar.)—
Pacific
1-20
3-
37 VaC
(increased).—...,—
1
{15c
iquar.)
(stock
ft
3-
1-15
2
35c
(quar.)—
4V2%'. preferred
7-15
11-
4.64%
Puget
2
5%
(quar.)
preferred
Pabst
8
3-
dividend)
...
1
{15c
(quar.)
(increased
Oxford Chemical,
1-15
2-
(quar.)..
—....—
Co.
Gat
preferred
Oxford
Co.
of Colorado,
S1.1G
Owens
1-15
1-31
$1,224
.......
Co.
1-
1-31
....—
Minneapolis
8
$1
•;
(quar.I..
8-
30c
Stockholders approve a five-for-one split
3-15
'
-
4-14
1-21
Co.
preferred
preferred
Iquar.)
2-15
37 Vac
.
(stock
Laboratories
Millers
1-
$1.18%
—
—-
(quar.),
Inc.
1
3-30
42 (4c
-
1-15
2
Service
4)4%
A
Otis
1-15
2-29
$1,064*
(quar.).,—..............—
Utilities
2-
30c
—»—-
Midwest Packaging
Materials,
Miles
1
37 4c
~—-—
preferred
Midwest Piping
15c
2-
25c
'
(quar.)-.
Electric—
Co.
$1.25
—
—
preferred
Outlet
1-15
1 V»C
———<—'—
preferred
(quar.)——
preferred (quar.)
Gravel
4%
1-15
$2.50
Merchants ft Manufacturers
Insurance N. Y.)
(s-a)
Mexican Light & Power Ltd.
(quar.) .——L-■
Michigan Central RR. is-a)—,
5%
1
1
55c
Corp...common (quar.)..—
preferred tquar/)—...—
Corp., common (quar.)
44%
preferred A (quar,)
4% preferred B
(quar.)——
Insurance
4.75%
1-20
22-
132 4 c-
4V«%
&
1-27.
20c
<quar.)„
Co.
Co.
Life
(quar. >—
pfd.
1-15
30c
Quarterly
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Spray Cranberries. Inc.. 4%
Common
1-15
624c
—
&
1
5-
15c
preferred
Orange ft
12-31
50%
Melville Shoe
4.90%
2-15
1-30
20c
(initial-quar.)
(quar.)
class
Mfg.
4.20%
6
15c
quar.)
4%
Products, Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
Oppenheimer
Fund
(initial)
2-15
22c
(Baltimore), 5% pfd. (s-a)
G.)
Wire
ft
7%
12-31
20c
(quar.)—
-»«;
(Arthur
1
2-25
2-
15c
1-
Cement—
Ontario Steel
1-22
2-10
15c
—
2-
3%
(increased-quar.)__—
(stock dividend)—
4.65'/
———
new com.
common
McGregor-Doniger,
4.40%
2-
Shoe
Ontario Loan
—
$2.50 preferred
MeCormlck ft Co.
Michigan Gas
2-26
V2-29
1
2-
25c
—
—_———
quar.)
Mathieson Chemical Co.
Olin
2-19
dis¬
Grain/Ltd. (tncreaseo)
McCalJ Corp. (quar.)—
Corp.,
3-15
Insurance—
McCabe
•
Public
3-16
30c
25c
—
Common
long-term capital
(initial?..
dividend
1
Protective
4^4%
Ocean
Ohio
Progress
1-15
Drilling & Exploration Co.—
Ofclanoma
3-10
S3
Trust
realized
Mayer (Oscar) ft Co.,
Class B
4-
35c
20c
of
dividend
Steel
1-15
1-15
1
37 4c
A
1-15
1-29
(quar.i
Gamble
81.25
class
Utilities, Ltd.,
Ocean
6-16
1
{$3
(s-a-
Investors
common
McKee
2-
1
2-
1-15
2
3
—
Quarterly
iquar.1
Northwestern
3-16
6-30
2-
ft
2:
934c
12 Vac
12',4c
———
Northwestern
1-13
{25c
{ 25c
tquar.)
(quar.)
gains payable in cash or
stock)
Mattluessen ft Hegeler Zinc Co
McCord
B
Quarterly
7
{$1.25
tquar.)
Indemnity ft Life
Stock
Procter
iquar.)——
com.
Co.,
——
Nunn-Bu.sh
Quarterly
Massachusetts
New
4
Gardner
2-
SI
(quar.)
25c
Engineering
Stock
7
1-
1
Co.—
Massawmpi
,
3-
62 4c
Hampshire)
Northwestern States Portland
5%
.
1
—
common
2-19
10c
25C
(New
Extra
quar.
convertible preference A
tquar.)
Manitoba Sugar,
Ltd., 6% pfd. (s-a)
Manning, Maxwell ft Moore—
Marine Midland
Corp.—
Stock dividend
tribution
4-
15c
(increased
4
(quar. )—
25c
RR.
Northwest
1-22
$1.53
priority
Convertible
R.
and
preferred
Convertible
Maliory (P.
Ry.
8
3-
$1.50
97 Vac
(auar.)
SI.12 4
(quar.)
1-
$1.1714
pfd.
Co., 3.60%
preferred
Prince
(quar.)
(incr. quar.)
Northern Quebec Power. Ltd..
-
income
Telephone,
Edison
4
distribu¬
Y.)
1
25c
3-
(quar.iJ.
(N.
8
2-
;
42 V4C
—
1
Iquar.)—
8
1-
Co.
4-
I.Chicago) —
common
Co.
Transit
4
(quar.)
1-
30c
preferred (quar.)
3-
common
Gas.
Pacific
Potomac
to
approval of the
stockholders Jan. 27)
Works
preferred
Ohio
1-20
iH.
5 V2 %
1
series I
8
1
1
$1.17
Corp. Ltd. (quar.)
Co., 4W.'o pfd. (quar.)
SI. 124
———
1-
22-
dividend)
(stock
4-
—
preferred
Insurance
Northern
1
-
Mfg.
Prentice-Hall, Inc. (quar.)
Price Brothers, Ltd., common
Extra
New common
Mailman,
con v.
Northern
Corp.—
($1.35
Engineering
Illinois
2-
i-
25c
common
(1956
convertible
Northern
1-29
1-25
the
Northern Illinois Corp..
$1.50
Portland
1
S1.10
(quar.)
984c
.
1-25
2-
62 Vac
common
1-18
(quar.i—
(quar.)———
Northern
1-22
8
$1.07 Va
(quar.)
2-15
....
additional
Lines
subject
preferred
1
4.70%
...
(quar.i
Insurance
Ltd.,
A
1-
12-23
2-
10%
also
Oil.
$2.50
1-15
{6c
—-—
41«%
K.i
—
(quar.)
Van
Class
1
{224c
common.
„
Macy i R
Porter
(quar.i
an
Coal
split
Star
Northern
—
Co.
6
1-27
1-25
•
8
1-
t; 2- 1
95C
Scale
30c
dividend)
I.C.C. and
Co.—
ts-ai
—
Lynchburg Gas
Pneumatic
15c
(quar.)_____
Life
American
North
Power Co.—
Co.
4
—
(Stock
1-11
$2.50
Lunkenheimer
1-
5%
(quar.>-r———~
Co.
American
1-11
;
1-30
75c
quar.)
(quar.)
plus
American
1-11
(quar.)
_—
50c
Atwood
1-
5
1-15
dividend
ft
1-31
2-
2-10
5%
Company,
Stock
Gas-
ft
Cloth
C.)
North
1-12
Common
Plume
26',zc from long-term capital gains
(A.
North
1-11
Lawrence
4
>
Pittston
25c
ft Western Ry. Adj. pld. (quar.)
preferred
(initial-quar.)_—
preferred (quar.i
6% preferred (quar.)
6%•'
preferred
iquar.)
Nortex Oil ft Gas Corp.—
$1.20 convertible preferred (quar.)
1-15
1
1
St.
Wire
(2-for-l
2-
St.
1-
dividend)__—
6%
8
2-
ft
1-21
6%
12-31
35c
preferred
5%
(s-a)
Noriolk
12-31
1-29
$1 04
non-cumulative
Macco
12-31
1-29
(quar.)
ft
Louisville, Henderson
Lower
1-29
12c
—
iquar.)
Po*er
1
(quar.)
(initial
income
tion of
2-15
preferred
4.96%
5%
1
preferred
4.44 %
ment
1-29
Light. 4.16% pitl. tquar.)
Louisiana
York
Nielsen
3
334c
—
„
Telephone
3-
46c
—
Lighting-
Long view Fibre
Lorain
-—.
shares——
Balanced
2-
2-
——
11 Vic
shares
1
2-15
——_—
Newberry (J J.I Co.. 34% preferred iquar.)
Niagara Share Corp., (3VsC from net invest¬
I.).
tquar.i
Insurance
3-
2-17
Lone Star Fund
Growth
$4.50
3
1
1
(yecr-endl—
Electric
preferred
preferred
preferred
4)4%
(stock
Co.
RR
Insurance
common
34%
3
J
preferred (quar.)
Loblaw, Inc. (10-for-l split)-—i
Preferred
Merchandise
Yo*l State
New
2
33-
(quar.)—
(quar.)
2nd
Local
York
New
1-18
U0C
(quar.)—
common
New
1-10
874c
(quar.)
1
{10c
A
Fire
New
2-
—
class
Auction
Central
2
(Fort
(quar.»
Ltd..
York
3-15
4-
2-
r-20
1
75c
Pittsburgh. Youngsiown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
7% preferred (quar.)
4-22
2-15
England Fund, certificates of benef. int.
York
12-31
died.)
5
dividend)
1-26
2-16
2%
preferred
conv.
35c
(quar.)..
60c
("stock
York
12-31
(quar.)_____
1st
1-18
2-11
1
2-
gains)
;
{15c
(quar.)_.
tquar.)
Co.
3-
$2.50
regular cash divi.
Ltd.
common
New
2-15
50c
Groceterias.
S1.50
i.
1
4%
—
(quar.i
Printing Co.,
Link-Belt
2-
3-15
40c
Y.
New
20c
in lieu of
Co..
preferred
Nestle-LeMur
New
Cooke, Lid. (stock dividend)
Brothers, Ltd. (quar.)
Fabrics
12-28
$2.40
2-15
1-30
Television-
&
Canada,
Meter
1-30
10c
(quar.)
New
&
Libertv
1-16
1-27
SI 504
(quar.)
dividend)
1
Products
Neptune
from
.
(quar.)
Inc..
2-
4
2-15
10c
stock
—
Co.
Stock dividend
Neon
1-10
Leeds
1-
2- 1
5 %
Corp.—
stock
National Theatres
1-18-
15c
(quar.)
1-30
30c
(quar.)
Northrup Co.,
preferred
National Tea
optional)-^:—fc
1-6
1-20
1-19
$1
Philip Morris Inc.—
3.90%
preferred (quar.)—
4%
preferred
(quar.)_i
Phillips Petroleum Co. (quar.)
Phillips-Van Heusen, com. (stk. dividend)
5% preferred
iquar.)
Phoenix Steel Corp, (stock dividend)
Pillsbury Company, common (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)__—
Pittsburgh Brewing Co., com. (quar.)
1-14
1
2-
income:
National
4-15
from capital gains and
investment income.
Capital
Research
1-15
2-1
r
1-12
1
2-16
3%
dividend)
1
2-
15C
10c $
Quarterly
Quarterly payments from net investment
4-15
1-15
(85c
net
Rubber
4-30
1-30
ft
5
1-29
2-1
2%
15c
1-
2-15
$1.50
National Lead Co., 6%
1-22
8
1-26
25c
—
1-30
{15c
preferred
Fund
<quar.?_—
ft Mfg.
(stock dividend)
Welding (quar.)..
preferred B (quar.)—
National Propane Corn., com
(stock div.) —
{25c
5v
5%
from
Co.
1-21
2-
2%
(stock dividend)—..
Register
1-29
5c
{15c
(quar.i
&
1-15
4.64%
National
U5c
Class
Lee
1
124c
(quar.i
Leeds
2-
tl5c
A
12c
58c
Acceptance Ltd.—
Class
Lazard
preferred
(quar.)
Aeronautical Corp. (quar.)...
Airlines
(stock
dividend)—
1-29
1
1-15
National
(S. S.I Co. iqugr.)
Kuhlman Electric. 5Va% prelerred A
1
1-30
1-30
17VaC
(stock
2-15
2-
124c
(quar.)
Service
2-15
1
2-15
...
Philadelphia Electric Co.—
3.80% preferred (quar.)
4.30%
preferred (quar.)
4.40%
preferred (quar.):
4.68% preferred (quar.)
Philadelphia, Germantown ft Norristown RR.
;
2-
National
Kresge
Gas
1
3-
2-15
UOc
(quar.)
Corp. of America
(Optional stk. or cash Irom capital
Petrol!te Corp. (Increased)
1-15
1-30
?25c
3-
Y.)—
Petroleum
Petrolme
(quar.)—
N.
/
14c
''
(Brooklyn,
Gear
6c
25%
(quar.)—.— —
14C
United
ft
1-15
2-15
515c
.
50c
Machine
2-15
(Maine)—
Co.
General Bottlers (quar.)
Bottlers (increased)
Pepsi-Cola
Pepsi-Cola
—
pfd.
4%%
3-
Quarterly
1
56 ViC
Electric,
2-
$1.16
i
National Bank
2-
(quar.)
Royal Rice
Narragansett
of Rec.
3-
S1.06V4
Fibre
Extra
Peoples
$1.50
—
Holders
Payable
SI.06
New voting common
(initial-quar.)
New non-voting common
(initial-quar.)__
Peoples Credit Jewellers, Ltd. tquar.)
6c
(quar.).
When
Share
Company
Chemical
Penobscot
$1.05
(quar.)
iquar.
common
1
1-15
9c
(increased
Class
1-29
Clemens Metal Products Co.—
Mount
9c
Class
1-15
$1.10
$1.12 It
20
$1.2(
—_
(quar.)
m
Co.,
preferred
1
2-
Dn..»r
Power
1
35c
$4.20
6%
monthly)
preferred
w—.—
Montane
2-
of
.
preferred (quar.)
—
S6
preferred
(quar.)
Morrell iJohn) ft Co. (stock dividend)
9C
Corp., class A
Kratter Corp.—
Class A
(increased
1-29
2%
i
$1.14
Monday, January 25, 1960
.
.
Pennsylvania Power Co.—
4.24%
preferred (quar.)
4.25% preferred (quar.)
4.64% preferred (quar.)
1-15
15C
2%
—
1
(quar.)
Monongahela Power Co.—
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)
4.80%
2-
.
Par
Name
1-13
-
$1.25
Co.
Gas
Natural
1-29
$1.09
(quar.)
preferred
Missouri
Hold*'
of
When
Payable
30c
Mississippi Power & Light, 4.36% plct. (quar.)
4.56% preferred (quar.)
Mississippi Valley Public Service—
Common (quarterly)
—
2-11
1
2-15
2-
25c
(quar.)
dividend
A
3-
Sl.OUVi
Glass. Inc..
Kobaeker
Stores
'quar.)
Class
2-11
(quar.)
Knox
B
2-11
1
$1.05
dividend
Class
1
3-
$1
(quar.)
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13
Stock Record from the
New York Stock Exchange
DAILY
RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE
PRICES
FOR
EVERY LISTED STOCK
Kangc for Previous
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Year 195H
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Lawest
Highest
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3
40'/a Dec
29
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8
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3
5
83% Nov 21
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71
16
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2
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31
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2
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7
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-
59%
30
32% Jan
46%
*48
76%
Dec
20% Jan
46%
56%
13% Jun
y
46%
100
24% Dec
*
49
50 %
46'%
*86
&-Fdry com—3.50
preferred
American
22
*48
*47%
45 %
*38%
100
18
18
49
49
10
1
prior preferred
16% Nov 21
Dec
11,400
41
49
120
*102
American .Mach
Jan.22
96%
*40
100
.non-cumulative preferp#d_100
American
32% Jan
96
39%
30%
,
24
2
16
96%
39%
23%
No par
25
98
95 %
39%
23%
No par
common
3
,89%
96 %
39%
3
Lines Inc
40c
Power__No par
Jan
11
95%
41
36%
American 'Hardware Corp —.—12.50
American Home Products—
1;
59% Apr 30
\34Va Jan 16
98%
'
European Secur
American
3.90%
96
*39 %
52%
...
May 19
79,500
51
„
Corp
Feb
84
4,800
33%
50%
American At Foreign
52% Nov 17
30
35%
32%
51
10
5%%
34%
33%
36%
-.
_5
6V*
34%
32%
_10
9
105
9
Dec
76%
Commer
20% Jan
3
3
25
Co
American,International Corp
18% July
23
July 28
preferred
"
20
Mar 30
14% Jan
1
12.50
common
American
J
July 27
May 27
Jun
21 %
111
-4
38% July. 21
Mar 13
Co
Corp
American Enka
22
44
Radio
American Distilling Co
American Electric Power Co
15
U Ml Jan
20
&
Americair Cyanamid Co
July 27
32% Feb
1
common
preferred
Barge Line Co
.American,Crystal Sugar com
<•4%% prior preferred
50
Apr 17
.55% May 18
2
34 Va
33%
36%
29
2
34%
32%
71%
"
^44%
No par
24
'34%
48
..,,
22%
No par
Chicle
-Feb
200
34%
33%
36%
Chain & Cable
14 Mr Jan.
129
36 3
American
3a% Jan
•127
15.000
.American
26
129
39,000
7
17
>.
42%
85% Apr 28
25% Sep 14
2
*125
41%
61% Aug
Sep
123
42%
2
May 28
123
42
17
65% July 28
128
6,300
43%
51
106
124,500
42 34
Can
.
39%
43 3a
American
2
15
38%
x42so
2
40% Mar
Jan
38 Vs
43%
50% Jan
46% Sep
37
43%
13
35% Sep
6
37%
11%
40% Nov
11
210
36%;
'•
11%
21
96% Mar
37%'
11%
42% Jan
55% Dec
76%
11%
52% Nov J8
3
57%
76%
11%
Cable
17
11%
57
76%
11%
American
39% Jan
11%
57%
76 %
11%
14% Mar 18
80 % Jan
11%
57 %
11%
13
Amer
iiy8
57%
76%
11%
11%
7% Feb
Theatres Inc
■
4,500
11%
76%
-
19
17
20% Dec
1,400
27%
9% Nov
15
4,700
37
11%
2
44% Dec
800
54%
37
19
3% Jan
2ff%Jwn~l7
17%
54
26%
33% Nov 20
20 % Feb
44% Mar 17
17%
54%
37%
Broadcasting-Paramount
2
7
47% Jan
;
51
Jan
19
'
50%
19
29
54
37%
No par
20 % Jan
Sep
17%
17%
.
27%
11
47% Dec
38%
27%
22
2
17%
54%
2
Arma Corp.
Shoe Co
Nov
24
5,900
43%
20 % Sep
.48 V* Dec
1,700
12,100
55 %
60%
22
7&
20 %
110 %
54%
43%
2
2
20 %
109
54%
60%
2
11
20 3,a
109
54%
10
Jan
,
20%
108%
'
55
34
40%
*105
No par
common
Jan
41.W Jan
50%
91%
32%
99 %
.
70%
100
19
37%. Sep
39% Jan
49%
*90%
49
13
5%
8,000
10,200
50%
91%
50
American Brake
11
39 3 a
343«
1
Co
20%
41,600
210
34%
■j
..33%
40 3 4
11%
—
57
76%
*123
39
*90%
109%
17%
"
1
6%;" preferred
6
121
11%
•175
39%
48%
53 %
11%
36%
51
x37%
58
*76
36%
121
12.50
American Bank.-Note
11
57%
58%
76%
■,
50
Corp.
American Bakeries
11%
57%
76
.
100
ll7/8
205
39
91%
54% 4
173a
11%
*175
40%
20:,8
109
55%
38%.
3%%" convertible preferred
64 % May 29
20%
110%
55
53%;
Petroleum Corp
__No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical__No par
American Airlines common
1
9
10
20%
108%
55
17%
Amerada
30
160% Apr
50 Va Sep
Amerace
21%.
110%
:
39%
Amalgamated Leather Co—
6% convertible preferred
Amalgamated Sugar Co
10
35% Apr
33% Apr
18
125% Oct
Dec
*90%
55%
Aluminum Co of America.
Mar 31
56% July 17
106% Feb
5
69% Nov 25
9
33% Jan
62
12
2
-
34%. Jan
27 Mi
5
.
27% Dec
05%. Jan
-
50%
91%
17%
4.08^ convertible preferred
.100
Alpha Portland Cement..
10
Aluminium Limited
No par
39% July 15
115% July 24
1
51%
38%
Allls-ChaimersMfg.
t
50%
38%
54%
No par
_.
1
20%
:'54%
12
210
/ *90%
52
91%
108%
11%
*180
40%
5
Allied-Stores" Corp
- 4°/<r preferred
1
39VaFeb.25
...,
12%
215
39 Va
Inc—No par
Allied MittsAllied Products Corp
127% Sep
111
51
_9
.
11%
*185
40%
*90%
18
issued
12%
215
40% i
100
1
Allied'Laboratories
83% Mar 17
26% Feb
31
12 Va
*185
-
___i
Inc
Allied Kid, Co
;
,
11
82% July 28
60% Jan
22
When
4
30% Dec
Industrie's
Allied Chemical Corp
22
64% Apr 21
44% Feb 24
27
52% Jail
Allen
21 % Mar 20
.
I
Allegheny Ludluni Steel Corp
Allegheny- & West Ry 6% gtd
Aug ,7
Dec
common
$4 convi prior preferred
No par
"6$>"•<■ convertible preferred..
10
60% Aug 31
102
Apr
8
57
91
Alleghany Corp
17
54% Nov
„
60% Mar 18
Preferred 6%
Preferred
American
AMP Inc
July 28
9
6
36% Jan 14
series
endorsed shares—
Ampex Corp
Wire
Anaconda
Anchor Hocking
47
series
5Va%
& Cable
Glass
$4
100
38
64%
52%
52%
100%
101 y2
104%
38%
37%
38
36%
37%
37
37 y2
6.000
66
64%
65%
64%
65%
65 %
66 y4
27,200
52%
52 Va
52 Va
52 Va
6.25
39%
39
39%
40%
41
No par
;—21.80
*85
38%
3i%
38,500
'
52%
52%
52%
52%
39%
38
39
39%
-39%
87
38 %
32%
86%
86 %
*.
280
"104%
'
No par
104%
1,400
150
Corp—
Common
preferred
Anderson
"
.
Clayton & Co
Anderson-Prlchard Oil Corp
10
*86
88
89
4,500
87
88
38%
38%
38.
38%
38
38
38%
38%
1,700
31%
31%
31%
31 %
31%
31%
31%
32%
5.500
•86
50
•
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
14
(394)
-s
29
Jan
Lowest
44% Dec
2
22
38% Nov
18
15
Feb
25
41% Aug
4
28% Nov
67 % Dec
19
64% May
7
37% Nov
24
49% Nov
25
7
31
23
39 % Dec
17
35% Feb
3
90
16% Apr
7
22% Sep
Feb
25
6% Jan
6
Jan
67
28% Apr
15
Arvin
2
30
19
Jan
2
31% Feb
11
40% May 19
8
10% Jau
2
105
60% Dec
44
Feb
13
5
99
Sep
25
Dec
96
2
14% Jun
19
May
Nov
59
19
*76%
19%
19%
2.50
26%
271
Refining common—1
22 %
69
■.
36:
29Vb
38%
29%
38
'
18%
40 7b
40%
*76%
17%
18
26%
26%
26>b
26
26%
.22
22 %
22%
22%
36%
36%
13%
V;
13%.
13%; U3%v
;
,
"
22%
35'!a
*'■
13
13%
J
7b,
2,000
80,000
1,600,
7,700
7101
101%
,v 62"
62%
61%
.'57 '
101%
57.
58 /
57
'577b
57 %
.
^2%
57
56%
57
2,400
•
% 101. V 1017'a
-6l5'V 617b
61%
617?
56 %
/%/
101
"101
6l7.a
61%
■
4
1017a
*101
790
.4,500
.
j*'
■
Atchison Topeka &
Common
17% Jan
28% Dec
31
24% Nov
17
32% July
8
9% Jan
10% Dec
18
9% Dec
29
10% Mar
4
18
33 V*
28% Dec
Sep
8
92
Feb
28
80
Nov
10
92
27% Jan
2
53% Dec
30
47% Feb
17
4%
Feb
25
62% May 25
53 74 Apr 17
86% Mar 3
preferred
45% Nov
13
39% Sep
Jan
15
74% Dec 31
8% Aug
8
90
2
•v
.
16
28
8% Jan
16
27
series
$3.75
Atlas
Corp
81%
..*80. i
55 %
55 %
£55%
40%
39%
2
5
72% Sep
22
68% Jan
2
25% Dec
19
15% Nov 24
21% Jun
9
24% Feb
27% Jan
13
23% Nov 20
28% Dec
7
10
17% May 25
Avco
Babbitt (B T)
28% Dec
19
% Jun
39%
10
100
*75 7
7
Powder
Atlas
Jmy 29
96
Co
Austin Nichols
16
Conv
;
prior pref ($1.20 )
Co of
Automatic Canteen
13% Dec
11
3% Jan
9
10% Nov
21
6% Dec
1
12% Jun
Jun
24
34
Jan
20
30 7* Feb
9
42% July 24
Babcock
9 74 Jan
2
15
Nov
3
137a Jan
6
18% Dec
17
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
7
3
247a Nov 23
Dec 23
27% Dec
105% July
101% Feb
5
54
39%
*75%
6
4 15%
,89
"90%
89%
•17%
.
■24'
*
14'
4'23 %
26%
27%
26%
27 %
13%
14%
137%
14
143a
.
28,500
15%
1,600
94%
93
7,700
800
17%
24
*23
24
*23
50
,
6Va
17%'
17%
17%
24%
76
15%
92
90%
90%
•
*16%
*23
•717%-
1
:
15%
*15%
15%
3,500
12,500
40%;
*75%
6
5%
50
54%
^
"40%.
76
476 *»"<■■
76
57«
*
13,100
■1,700-
81%
54%
40 %
27%
26%
3
Corp
2
53 7b
39%
24%
*23
No pa;
Amer-2.50
/
•17/%
1634
55
9%
*-
<29 7b'
*80..
81%
,
48,600
26%
9%
29%
39%
-
25%
9%
30
5.412
-
15%
*15%
r
89%
89
20
No par
common—'
15%
157b.
2<j
*80
81%
481%
75%
5%
6%
.9%
>29%
6Va
75%
<,76
a
6
1
preferred
5%
11
30
8
.
8L%
.
25-4.
25%
97 b
30%
9%
30
•30%
«
25%
25%
,-40
30
••'
•
Jun
17% Aug
common
preferred
B
common.
7% Jan
5% Jan
•-
55
100
-No par
Atlantic Refining
26
16% Feb
5% Oct
15% Jun
16% Jan
i
Line RR— s
Atlantic Coast
14 % Jan
•7
30%
-
78% Oct 29
6% Jan
ih%
81 %■;
i
5%
6
Jan
86% Jan
34
26%
9%
-
•
4.25%: 426%
9% ?19%
26%
30%
lc
>:
*
11
r-;
'
Santa Fe—
—
non-cumulative preferred—10
Atlantic City Electric Co com
_4%
>
10
300
35%
13%
3,600
.
25%
22'
;.'
/
137b.
21,000
105,300
>
25%
36
i:
/
7814
18%/
•*17 72
35%
•
•v
40%
78 %
/;
38
40 '4
18
,
4,700
697b
37%
78%
187b
30 74
'
2,300
68 7b
40 %
7874
18%
v.
21% £.22%
36%
36%
4
40%
.
78%
38%'
30
.,
•
,
*76%
42'
".26%
a
36 %.
.
"
41
•
38%,,,"
Shares
383«
69%
37%
/"
29 7 «
68%'!
r
70
■:/ 37%
39%
•
°76%'"
4
0-1;%
,
a
101
10
Investment Co—
Associates
2
preferred
29
38% 1
•
the Week
1
Jan. 22""
..
'
1
1st
5.257#
781
13%, 13%
100
Common
30
38%-
68 74
Friday
Jan. 21
-w
.
38%
70
Sales for
PRICES
Thursday
Jan. 20
vv
.
30
'
38
a
42%
42
preferred $1.50 series—No par
ASR Products Corp
—5
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
18
88% Jan
&
Inc
.;
39"
29%
'
-
"
2nd
107% Mar 31
10
Industries
Ashlamd Oil
25% May 15
10
46% Nov
2
1
No par
—._5
common
Constable Corp__
Arnold
10% Aug
Jan
38 7
Cork Co
preferred
$3.75
23 y« July 16
17% Nov 20
19% Dec
9
Si
■
34% Dec
94% Jan
29
7
May
23% Oct
IS
27% Feb 12
70
37%
Armstrong
86% Apr
24% Dec
2
75
20 /
69%
Corp
Co
9
10
Nov
29
Steel
Armco
Sep 23
12% Feb
5
29%
5
Argo Oil Corp
80% July 29
Armour
22% Jan
May
5
—10
26
No par
Archer-Daniels-Midlaud
40% Jan
*
27
7
.'38%
39
11
l!h
.Jan.
Jan. IK
Par
39
49% Feb
39% Apr
80
EXCHANGE
Highest
Highest
Lowest
SALE
Wednesday
Tuesday
-
Monday
YORK STOCK
HIGH
AND
LOW
STOCKS
NEW
Range for Year 1959
Year 1958
Monday, January 25, 1960
.
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
.
.
—
■26%
27
26%
26%
16,600
13:%
14
413%
14%
63,400
'
•
26
95
4
Sep
85
Dec
89
7
Feb
21
79
Dec
11
89 % Jun
45% Oct
18
22% Apr
»
6
38
Nov
16
5C% July
8
95
Baltimore Gas &
4f5>
45% Apr
7
63% Nov
13
56% Dec 28
66
Jan
2
48
Oct
29
25
Dec
28
40
Jan
22
44
Oct
12
64% Jan
27
7
23
Nov 23
16% Jan
30% May
6
45 V* Apr
8
4 58
Dec
36
Dec
10
16% Jan
31
24
2
51Tb Oct
21
28% Jan
23
9
44
Jan
2
Aug 22
178
Jan
23
90
Dec
16
174
93
Jan
104
Jun
10% Jan
20
5
Dec
40 % Dec
19
83
18
Jan
30% Oct
29
May 19
36 Tb Oct
J
29
18% May 16
73% Jan
19% Sep
78
3%%
conv
4Tb%
28% Jan
35% Jan
Beaunit Mills
July 29
Beck Shoe
Dec
11
Apr
28% Jan
44
Dec
31
32% Dec 22
137a Dec
17
13% Jan
5
187a Dec
23% Aug 27
4
93
Sep
'13
Nov
2
91
Dec
14
22
95
10
747b Dec
12
18% Jan
2
2774 Dec
24
Jan
6
45
61
Jan
2
28% Jan
6
36% Dec
3674 Jan
13
54% Oct
14
2
1597b Jun
Sep 22
12
»
28% Mar
Aircraft
&
52
174 Dec 21
6
367b Jan
2
Oct
6% Jan
5974 July
23
11
19% Dec
31
5
12
83
3574 Sep
3674 Jan
10
42% Dec
28
11
76
Dec
12
23% Jan
2
3774 Oct
18
1
267b Dec
12% Jan
2
34% Feb
25
9
*
•
70
6
Feb
155
Jan
15% Dec
2
July
Sep
1
43% May 28
22
4974 May 11
137
July
'*■
'• ■'
'
com
new__No par
*91
<•
i'-V
*
2
Black
11
Decker Mfg Co
Co
&
5674 July 15
2474 Mar 31
30% Jun
Bliss & Laughlin
18% July 28
587b Oct 30
15% Nov 25
297a Oct 29
22
227b Oct
35
18
July
9
46 7b Jan
Bliss
5
(E W)
Inc
Co
14% Jan
2
10
2174 Jan
2
14% Jan
2
22
Oct
6
20% Sep
22
24% Apr
1
10% Jan
2
19
Dec
18
16
Jan
8
25
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
60% Jan
6
78
Nov
21
7074 Feb
10
24% Sep
93% Nov
30
Borden
25% Apr
74% Sep
23
3974 Dec "31
37% Feb
9
48% Dec
5
85
Jan
16
76
Sep
24
81% Apr 24
48 % Jan
2
60 74 Dec
31
5874 Sep
30
6674 Mar 17
7% Jan
14
17% Oct
24
77b Nov 24
15Vs Jan
fi
187b Apr
6% Jan
3
32% Oct
23
147? Dec 29
27 74 Jau
6
2
127% Dec
10
11% Nov
17
17% Mar J3
Braniff
33 V2 Jan-
6
447b May 25
53% Jun
8
Bridgeport Brass Co
May 14
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp
Bond Stores Inc
:
574 Jan
2
28% Jan
36% Oct
13
48% Aug 11
9% Sep 25
447b Nov 18
2
Nov
44
8 74
20
40V® Jan
13
33% Sep
82
Oct
29
92
Mar 13
2
177b Dec
30
*
8
667b July 20
48
Oct
29
28
85
Jan
21
Dec
15 7b
9
Dec
76
26
11V* Jan
123/4 Sep
May 12
22
28% Nov
Sep 22
20% Apr
5%
12
30
17
60
Dec
19
577b Jan
Oct
12
47% Nov
16
30
Dec
10
287
25
Jun
26
33 % Oct
20% Dec
13% Jan
2
787b Jun
10
3
31
21
Jan
10
Jan
2
9% Feb
28
97b Jan
2
2
63
Feb
56
Mar 26
25
Budd
94% May 27
37% Jan 2J
Buffalo
Bullard
187b Sep 29
157b Oct 22
24% Jun
18
163/4 Dec
23
20% Apr
8
15% Oct 30
133/a 8ep
14% Jan
2
2874 July 28
70
68 V2 Jan
2
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Campbell Soup Co
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25%
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22% Aug 14
30
14% Jan
Jan
27%
5
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55% Dec
10
4,000
527b
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2774
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13% Dec 31
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12
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527b
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100
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9% Mar 17
18
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300
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34%
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81
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15
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100
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61
21
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6
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56
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5
Beneficial Finance Co common
l
5% preferred
50
Benguet Consolidated Inc
1 peso
Best & Co Inc
1
Bestwall Gypsum Co
40c
Bethlehem Steel (Del) common
8
7% preferred
100
Blgelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
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100
1
Apr
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42%
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20%:.. 21 %
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64%
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63
35%
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3
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81
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May 14
10
45% Dec
327a Sep
143
89
22% Sep
5074 July 21
174 Oct 13
1
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7,
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63%
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52
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Mar
20%
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64%
Belding-Heminwav
24% May 11
90
25
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Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
15
'
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pfd
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10
43% Jan
2
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9
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84
29
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27 *b
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11
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7
Dec
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36%
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100
1
10
Beatrice Foods Co-common—
8
Dec
100% Mar 26
22
36% Jan
May 22
Cigars
Bayuk
55% Dec
204
82 7a
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co
437a Dec
90%
1
27
9
26
100
noncumulative preferred
'
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16
26%;
90%
10G
Products Corp
Bath Iron Works Corp
23
Dec
Jan
100
Basic
30% May 11
Feb
47% Sep
33% Jan
127
No par
Bangor Si Aroostook RR
66% Feb
27
com
7%
36%
a
15%
13
Barber Oil Corp
49% Sep
4
Mar 24
23
Corp
preferred series C
4%
6
6474 Oct
Elec
351
9
Baltimore <fc Ohio common
8
20
7%
I
Co
preferred series B
4%/#
8
29% Jan
48% May 27
Inc—
Wilcox
&
Volume 191
Number 5919
.
.
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
X395)
15
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1958
10% Jaii
Lowest
19% Dec
2
Highest
12% Nov 20
30% Apr
7
41% Qec
37% Feb
13
46 V* Dec
33 Vs Dec
31
94 % Apr
9
25% Jan
2
38% Dec
32% Jan
2
46% NOV
38 Va Jan
3
47
207/8 Jan
2
31% NOV
103
July
13
V* Apr
101% Jan
3
2
5V* Jan
3
102 Va Jan
5
Sep 23
41V* Jan
19
Oct
16
Carpenter Steel
48 Va Jan
19
1
40 V* Dec
1
20
19
23% Aug 14
119% Jun
18
0
99
Jan
101
Aug 28
7
26% Feb
2
Case
Dec
29
6
Jan
12
Nov
16
89% Nov
10
25
Sep
114% Dec
Apr 28
22
34% July 29
22
125% May 13
91% July 944% Mar 20
119% Mar 16
7% Apr 22
(j I)
7%
2nd
55% Jan
2
26% Feb
28
81%
38% Dec
9
17% Dec
30
9
21 % Apr
13
Jan
10
27
Nov 23
Central
5
22
Mar 23
Central
Central of
7
17% Jan
2
22% Dec
9% Jun
27
17% Jan
14
Jan
14
31
Dec
52'
Oct
78
Aug
8
19% Dec
3
72% Mar 19
30
16
41
30
55
Aug 20
17
80
Aug 14
22
Apr 20
28
37% Sep
10
46 Va
20
11
31
30
104% Jun
31% Jan
10
42% Dec
Aug 28
Dec
31
8% Dec
22
28% Jan
8% Jan
12
3
48% Nov
12
20
14% Dec
22
34% Sep
11% Sep
21
8% Jan
23% Jan
2
NOV A 3
43% Jan
28
l%Jan
2
7
Jan
54
6% Nov 28
Apr
79
9
R0% Feb
32%
32%
33%
4,900
90
89
89
90
SO
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36%
36%
36%
36
36%
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36%
35%
35%
4,600
52%
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51
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52
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40
40
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41%
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28%
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28%
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72
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191/4
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114%
114%
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100
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30 %
29%
118
40%
28
28
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70%
19%
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6%
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30%
31%
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29%
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29
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118%
116%
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83
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81%
83
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34%
34
341/4
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9
19
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17
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56
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56
85
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85
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85
19%
19%
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33%
331/4
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91%
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251/2
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32%
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25%
32%
11%
12%
11%
11%
10
11
20
20%
*33
33 %
32%
33
*89
90
89%
90% V
45%
45%
45%
26%
25
32%
13
90
26%
34
45
*25%
32
13%
*12%
loo
20%
20 %
33%
45%
19%
*33
•
'
Inc.
10%
10%
10y4
9%
10%
'
700
18,000
10%
39
38%
39
38
38%
38
38%
38%
39
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
97
93%
951/4
93
941/4
94%
96
5%
5%
5y4
67%
66%
40%
90
37%
20V4
30%
35%
27%
40
*88%
36%
20
29%
33%
27%
11%
*41
93
66%
40
*88%
37%
20
29%
34%
9%
5%
67%
40%
90
37
1
__10
1,900
1,500
95%
1.
Co
500
150
13%
5
3,500
92
38%
*10
No pai
Corp
Co
Gotham
Chain
56
*77%
20%
32%
3,400
*54
19%
*12%
1,400
17%
56
33%
45
500
251/4
77%
*53
90
18%
'
77%
56
77%
^
Service
Products
Aircraft
*18%
*25
*76
«i N J
Chadhmirn
Belt
18%
26
Public
5,800
17%
100
preferred
Illinois
1,700
34
25%
17%
90
82%
18%
Nopai
29,800
34
17%
Georgia Ry com
30
291%
117
82%
,
25%
5
89%
291/s
34
Agulrre Sugar Co
Foundry Co_.
210
6%
30%
83%
5%
10,000
19,700
6%
83%
Century Industries Go__
Cerro de Pasco Corp
July 27
*114
900
73%
19%
114%
301/s
"
901/4
29%
*117
118
40%
*114
>
6%
89%
89%
401/2
19%
30%
117%
220
69%
6%
16,800
90
*89
28%
40%
*28
32%
31
common—No par
Central & South West Corp new_2.50
Vloletta Sugar Co
y.ou
5
6% Jan
1
32%
51%
Central
16% Apr 27
103% Dec
9
4% May 29
52
321/2
34%
Central
16
50% Mar
22
32%
33%
4%%
15% Mar 11
3
24% Mar
32%
conv preferred seHes A_1Q0
Corp common...
preferred
20
Central
32% Dec 31
3
23
29% Sep
12 V* Sep
32 %
36%
% preferred series B__■
100
Central Hudson Gas & EIec__No par
Central Illinois i.gl, eonimon~No par
May 11
July 27
32% Dec
Jan~16~
19
8,200
32%
*88
5
88% Dec
33% Dec
Sep
7
17
28
Jan
V* Sep 21
30% Jun 24
12
Apr
46
82%
'
31
28
11%
45%
4%%
38% Mar 23'
99% Feb 27
7
11%
46%
Celotez
3
18
Jan
17% Mar 21
Apr
71% Feb
15
93
20
11%
46
32
4.20% preferred
100
Celanese Corp of Atner com__No
par
7% 2nd preferred
100
5
76% Sep 22
32
Nov 23
11%
46%
1
preferred
Caterpillar Tractor
17
15
11%
461%
12.50
.
preferred
6%%
36Va Aug 12
98% Jan 12*
118% Nov
19% Jun
11%
47%
1
Co eottunon
2
Dec
11%
46%
50
89% Dec
22
Shares
11%
10
1
.
Carriers & General
Corp
Carter Products Inc
the Week
Jan. 22
Jan.21
48%
5
Carrier Corp common
4%%
preferred
lb
108
7
Aug
Sep
31% Jan
Co
Friday
Thursday
12%
par
46% Jan 27
26% Sep 30
38% Jan
8
30
91
62
Sales for
SALE PRICES
Jan. 20
48%
Carolina Clinch field & Ohio Ry_100
Carolina Power & Light—No
17
HIGH
Wednesday
Jan. 19
12
"5
lo
8
34% Nov
Tuesday
Jan. 18
i
_____
Dec
20
July
7
•Capital Airlines Ine
Carborundum Co
Carey (Philip) Mfg Co
33 V*
43"% Dec
19'/8 Jan
Monday
Par
85
45% Nov 25
14
LOW AND
^
EXCHANGE
23% Apr 10
56% July 15
52 Va Feb 16,
10
Jan
24
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Year 1959
Highest
Lowest
9%
10
93%
1
5%
5
*65%
5%
4%
66%
65%
4,500
5%
65%
52,400
40'
40%
88%
88%
37% ' '
37%
37%
19%
19%
19%
30%
30%
30%
34%
33%
34%
27%
26%
27%
11%
11
11%
41%
*41
41%
68%
67%
68%
115
*105
115
15%
14%
15%
34%
32%
32%
39%
39%
39%
39%
*39%
39%
24%
24
24%
65
65
65
20% '
20%
20%
34
33% 33%
1,900
520
4,600
9,100
7,400
13,200
11,000
8.500
200
6,600
5
*65%
67
700
7,200
13,700
600
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
34
Jan
2
91
Jan
2
33% Nov 28
43
Aug 14
.37% Jun
100% May 21
87% Dec
16
99
12
35
Nov
30
45% May 28
39% Nov
17% Jan
7
24% Aug 14
19
Nov
31% Jan
2
55% Nov 14
25% Sep
4% Jan
3
21% Oct 29
15
31% Nov 25
7
Feb
25
23
Jan
2
47% Apr
7
17
89
Apr
9% Mar 14
24
Mar
Common
24
25% Apr
24
42% Jan
9
Sep
9
37% Dec
31
5
17
39% Sep
19
26% Nov
4
36% Jan
14 % Dec
8
10% Oct
6
17% Mar 23
Oct
22
34% Feb
18
46
69% Nov 21
64"% Dec
29
74% July
38
109% Nov 20
16
Sep 24
3
17% Mar 19
33% Sep
26% Jan
10
49% Nov
31% Jan
2
r 43
..25% Dec
] 1 % Jan
2
45% Jan
10
12% Jan
2
32
106
Dec
IS
8
Oct
26
118% Feb
26
13% Apr
1
19% Aug
3
25,
8
38
July 14
Jan
Jan
14
16
53
17
Oct
38% Nov
36% Sep
29
44% Mar 30
23% Nov 25
33% July 8
71% May 22
32% Jan 22
4
63% Oct 20
Nov
19
63:
Jan
5
18% Nov 23
16
18% Jan
2
40% Nov 19
28% Nov 23
45% May 25
27
31% NOV 28
26% Nov 23
19% Apr
14% Jan
7
31% Nov 28
27% Dec
7
38
36% July 28
37% Apr 17
37.% .Jan
2
Dec
10
15% Oct
10
24% Oct 22
Apr 25
59% Oct
7
Jan
22
18% Jun 24
26% Jun
9% Jan 30
44
17
46% Dec
50% Feb
4
13
No par
Champion Spark Plug Co
'
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
1
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc
1
Checker Motors Corp
1.26
Chemetron Corp
1
Chemway Corp
1
Chesapeake Corp of Va
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25
3%% convertible preferred
100
Chicago & East III RR com__No par
Class A
40
Chic Great Western Ry com
10
5% preferred
50
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac
No par
5% series A noncum pfd
100
83
Oct
8
,7
99.
Sep 12
27
Jan
17
72% May 20
2
30% Dec
11
37
Jan
21
77
Dec
23
91% Feb
10
Gas
4%
Dec
*93
17
102% Jan
30
8.50
Cincinnati
Jan
13
59% Oct 27
63% Aug 11
46% Nov
19
64% July 10
64% Jan 26
C I T Financial Corp—
27
10% Jan
21
2
15
Feb
5
27% Mar 20
35% Jan
17
17% Sep
45% Dec
2
43!
Jan
9
57
Investing Co
City Products Corp
City Stores Co
Clark Equipment Co—
15% Jan
2
20% Oct
13
15% Dec
16
35 % Jan
2
62
Dec
9
57 Va Jan
9
37% Feb
25
55
Dec
30
95
Sep 22
59
Oct
8
34'A Sep
15% Jan
10
44% Jun 22
Nov
2
96% Nov 24
101
89
Dec
23
64% Aug
4
57
Dec
28
Feb
10
33
Dec
9
39
25% Dec
19
24% Jan
2
106% May 20
37
2
32
Jan
2
53
Dec
30
46
127
Jan
6
134
Dec
12
126
Dec
29
86
Jan
15
97
May 27
132% Dec 31
88
Jan
28
,
Jan
28
53
47
12
59 % Dec
14
Special guaranteed 4%
Clevlte Corporation
Dec
15
stock—50
1
98% Jan
2
119% Feb
35
77
Oct
28
86% May
8
71
J
,
9
Sep 21
Dec 23
169
NOV
12
18
23% Dec
Jun~24
43% Jan
25%
20
15
Dec~30
72% Dec
16
Collins
8
34% Dec
10
Colorado Fuel &
45% Nov 13
5%%
50% Mar 11
48% Nov
6
Oct
29
49
Oct
14
63% Feb
38% Dec
31
35
Jan
14
48 3% May
Radio
33%
27
28%
29%
*14%
40%
62
31%
Jan
9
37 Ve Dec
24
65
Jan
2
23% Dec 22
19% Nov 18
*95%
37%
97
38
46%
53%
47%
2
20% Dec
153/4 Nov 23
24 Va Mar
16
63
30
16
74
23
$4.25
Mar 23
46%
48%
91 %
91 Va
91%
58
57
57%
58
33%
49%
58%
60% Dec
16
51% Mar 23
43
Nov
5
Columbian
149
50
*1,100
—
__
155
51%
47%
*46%
50
51%
51'
43
42%
v
...
38%
*73 -
.
28
*46Va
53%
52%
53 Va
46%
Carbon
Co
20% Jan
17
37 % Nov
17
23% Jan
2
33
10
25% Nov 17
38% May 18
Combustion
54% Jan
673A Aug
7
Commercial
18 % Mar 11
Commercial
Solvents
10% Jan
2
41% Jan
2
98
Sep
12
105% Aug 20
4
Jan
4% Jan
24
15% NOV 20
57% Dec 30
106
May
112
Jun
2
5
20
9% Nov 21
2
9% Nov 26
1,4
12% Sep
9
55% Jan
2
Dec
2i2
90
1013A Sep 25
8 Va Jan
2
6% Feb 10
6
9% Jan
2
14% Jan
2
16% Sep
15% Jun
29
7% Jan
18
10 Vs Sep
18
20% Dec 14
44% Jah
2
65
31
58% Dec 24
101
Dec
64
ADr
12 3% Sep
1
•
30% Nov 24
108% Jun
4
14% Jan
26% Dec
18
15
95% Dec
17
19
58% Dec
29% Dec
22% Nov
31
13% Jan
20Va Dec 29
17% Sep 21
273/4 Oct 29
21% Dec
403A Jan
23% Jan
503A Dec 31
39% Jan 15
May 15
48% Jan 14
92
Dec 30
93
Sep
85
17
Oct
18
41
2
99
Jan
Jan
52% May 22
87
Dec 23
Feb
87Va Sep 25
79% Sep 24
30% Nov
96
13
28
6
10
49% Dec 31
106
40% Jan
81% Oct 30
2
45% Sep 21
12% Dec 17
32
Feb 25
Apr
21
103% Apr 25
86
Sep
27% Jan
99
Aufe 21
57% Oct
104
Apr
Feb
25
60% Nov 10
95
May 2
$5
1
22% Sep 23
15 V* Jan
30
Consol Edison
21
106% Feb 25
68% Jan
25 Vs Jun
25
Dec
9
82
33
Jan
6
423/4 Nov
5
613/4 Feb 25
99% Mar 10
99
92
Feb 26
Jan 22
30 3/4 Nov
85%
86
49
91%
91%
50%
91%
57%
57%
*57%
58%
33%
33 %
*33
34
50
50%
50 V*
51%
12,600
58%
58%
58%
58 %
3,200
127%
127%
127%
102
*95
155
153%
52
Common
8
4%
37%
3i%
74%
74%
*74%
27%
27%
27 %
75%
273/4
62%
61
63 Vs
63%
11,700
30
1,500
25,900
32 Ve
32%
32 V*
32%
19,900
46%
46 %
*46%
47%
100
*51
18
Oct 23
107% Apr
27
44
Nov
17
58% Jan
75
Dec
18
92
6
13
44% Jun
101 Vs
Apr
>
13% Oct
11% Jan
23
20 Va Dec
Oct
For footnotes* see
page
24.
2
18
19%
*63%
.-
I
26%
26 Vs
57%
57%
57%
143/s
14%
14%
57%
14%.
58-%
58 3/4
57%
14%
58%
57%
57%
57%
58 %
*104
153/4
9
16%
12
27%
58%
92%
•
92%
104
105
15%
16v
9
9%
92 Va
92
92
*104
15%
9
15%
•
•
8%-
-
*91%
.
104
15%
15%
9
8%
■17%.
16%
16%
16%
11%
*12%
11 Va
12
16%
16%
12%
26%
27%
163/4
17%
9
11 Va
113/8
<11%
27 Vs
27
.27
27%'
61%
60%
603/4
61
61%
973/4
97%
98
973/4
08
48 %
47%
23%
46
46%
.
.
48%
28%
28 %
28%
23%
233/4
24
243/4
23
23%
23 Vs
*23
44%
46%
443/4
46
*14%
15
15
*14%
36%
37
353/4
55%
56%
90 Va
91 Vs
90
90
*90
91%
*90
81 Va
*80%'
81%
27%
15
36 V*
36%~
x55%
*14%
15
36
36%
23%
400
453/4
46%
35,400
15%
15%
15%
363A
36
'6,500
54%
90%
55 Vs
55%
55%
91%
90 Vs
903A
90 Va
550
91%
90
90
*90
91%
150
*80%
81%
81%
81%
*80 V4
83
27%
-
55%
23,000
28%
27%
28
*82%
84%
c
*82%
273A
27%
45 %
46 '
'
101%
101%
443/4
43 Vs
44
43%
44
76%
76%
76%
76%
77 1
13%
13 V*
13%
13%
21%
21 Vs
21 %
*21 Vs
2
*21
101%
101%
45 Va
101%
11,700
84%
50
45%
45 V*
5,100
1013/4
43 Va
110
42 3/4
46
101%
20
.
101%
77 V*
77%
420
*82%
84%
-
46
130
36%
55%
90%
84%
.
v
90 Vs
56 Vs
90 Va
8,200
5,200
13,300
483/4
28%
23%
23
23%
23 V*
46%
49%
28%
23%
29
48%.
■28%
48%
453/4
3,900
6,600
7,600
4,300
15,600
3,800!
17
11%
27
•
280
2,800
15%
97%
23 V*
*82 %<
8%
9
60 3A
23%
83
15%
500
93%
26%.
47%
27
15%
573/4
104
61%
23 Va
27%
1033/4
27%
28%
-
,
93%
93%
104
-973/4
46 Vs
83
26
^
105
23'%
*80%
26%
104%
*23%
5
-25.
7,700
4,300
9,000
4,800
11,100
10,900
26 Va
57%
14%
92%
.
50
41%
573/s.
10
No par
Continental Copper & Steel—
convertible preferred-^—
41%
143/4
No par
5%
41%
14%
preferred
Industries common
17 Vs
48
41%
42
860
9,200
42,900
1,400
64%
48
15%
Continental Can Inc common
16% Mar 12
16 3/4
*63%
48
14%
28%
23% Apr 20
16%
47%
-
46 %
$3.75
52
64%
16%
16%
,
42%
20Vs
41%
49%-:,
$5.50 preferred
.
-
8% Apr»29
18% May 8
.
41 Vs
20
•25 Va
28%
100
51
42%
19%
26%
48%
—
51
58 Vs
61%
—
*
42%
97
—
V
573/4
62 %
preferred
51%
38%
42
Continental Baking Co common—.5
55% July 29
51%
37%
43
48
100
10,700
12,300
*1100
*1100
65
*
50
155
51%
90
102
153%
390
"
1273/4
*95
26:
41%
-
97%
5
48
16%
86
58%
42%
96%
1.33%
•
16%
16%
49 Vs
26%
I
61%
•
9.
92 % May
'
*———No par
Consolidated Gas Utilities
1
Consolidated Laundries Corp——5
Consolidated Natural Gas
10
Consol RR of Ctiba 6% pfd
100
Consolidation Coal Co
1
Consumers Power Cojcbm
No par
$4.50 preferred ——
No par
$4.52 preferred
No par
$4.16 preferred
No par
Container Corp of America—
9
47% "48%
of. N Y com—No par
preferred
Consol. Electronics Industries
Consolidated .Foods Corp
27% July 10
57% Feb 24
*63 Va
48%
49%
58 Vs
—
Congoleum-Nairn. Inc. ———No par
'Consolidated iCigar Corp—
_1
1
16%
64%
223/8
49
26 Vs
4.64%
20% Sep 30
37% Oct
Sep
Co com.—25
preferred Jl—■.
—100
5.25% preferred
;
100
Comptometer Corp —:
1
Conde1 Nast Publishing Co
1
Cone Mills Corp—<
10
16%
64%
42
Com in ok wealth Edison
20
101% Apr
9
112% Feb 19
253/4 May 6
143/4 Jun
.—1«
...16%
64%
473/41
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—5
—
17%
64 Va
463/8
22%
48%
20 Vs
19%
20%
20%
17
Engineering Inc——1
Credit Co.^.
—10
Oct
20
19%.
.
No par;.
No par
46
22
51 Va
42%"
30
2,500
15,100
20,300
2,300
2,000
10,000
2,800
6,300
38%
85%
47%
*51
630
37%
16%
38%
74%
27%
62%
32%
43 Vs
433/4 Sep 21
32% Jun 17
65
98
—
7,900
48%
91%
58%
x38%
*73%
^7%
61 Vs
32 %
51%
42%
49% Dec
3
10,200
82
37%
48%
*1,100
__
*46%
2
40% Jan
32
81%
98
46
33Va
50%
58%
*126% 127%
*95
102
153
154%
51 %
51%
58%
*126% 127%
*95
102
27%
60 %
31%
31% Jan
Dec
31%
*95 %
81%
"22
*33
49%
58%
33%
51%
50
preferred
28
96,100
53
47%
-
63 %
32%
1
Iron common
preferred series B
73% NOV
May 23
63%
37
48%
46
5
No par
Co
& Southern Ry—
;.
noncumulative 1st pfd
100
Broadcasting System_2.50
Columbia Gas System Inc
10
Columbia Pictures common.——5
24% Mar 13
12% Jan
11,000
900
7,800
3,100
6,300
6,600
70
62%
31%
*95%
21%
22
477/s
47%
16%
16%
86
88
48% * 49%
91 Vs
91 Vs
—
Columbia
7
70
1,200
200
27%
28%
30%
15%
443/8
63%
81%
81%
98
37%
53%
21%
48%
16%
88%
*1,100
4%
2Q
3,000
42
15%
41%
Colorado
46
27%
27%
29%
*14%
27%
28%
297/s
31%
81
*95%
37
...
52%
39%
74%
27%
61%
32 Va
47%
Collins .& Alkinan Corp
29% Dec
9
31%
80%
98
37%
15%
39%
39 %
73
18
7
23% Jan
31%
80 %
.
81%
*33%
34
50%
52 %
58%
58%
*126% 127%
*95
102
147% 149%
Colgate-Palmolive Co common
1
$3.50 preferred
No par
21% Jan
31%
41%
67%
*105
*14%
34
39%
*39%
23%
65
27%
28%
30%
15%
40%
63%
38%
73
27%
61%
32%
27
47% Dec
13% Mar 18
..
preferred
Feb
43% July 27
82
preferred
2nd
63%
27%
28
30%
*14%
39%
62
33%
27
.
20%
21%
48
xl6Vs
87 Vs
*57%
No par
—100
100
Coca-Cola Co
No par
When issued
No par
Coca-Cola Intornafl Corp__—No par
7%
35
27%
28%
30%
.
91
50
•
4%
33%
27%
28
*29%
*14%
39%
62%
.
47%
Co com
Cluett Peubody &
16
27
207%
40%
89
11
47Va
15%
88 %
Nopai
Jun
Apr
20
'
52%
15
gtd
Cleveland & Pitts RR 1%
96
*64%
20%
29%
34Va
27%
12
41%
68%
115
15%
37
40%
39%
24%
65
22%
48%
17
89 %
22 %
No par
5
15
L
20
136 Va Jan
15%
*34
40%
39%
<23%
40%
89
37
19%
29%
53%
47%
5
65% Feb
65
97
37%
10
$4.50 preferred
Mar 20
80%
No par
Co
Cleveland Electric Ilium com
2
55% Jan
Service
City
2
18% Jan
Cities
'
100
Milling Machine Co—10
44% Feb
44
,v
100
preferred
4%% preferred
J
12
47% Jun
31%
*108
65%
31%
67%
40%
*88%
90
37
37
19%
20
29%
29%
33%
34%
27%
27%
11%
11%
*41
41%
67%
67%
*108
115
14%
15%
*34%
37
39%
40%
*39%
39%
23%
24
64%
65 *
20V*
20%
33%
34%
*40
Electrlo—
&
Common
95% July
63%
25
Chrysler Corp
35% Oct 23
46% Jan 14
.
.
..
pielenud aeries A
100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
8
Chicago Rook Isl & Pao RR—No par
Chicago Yellow Cab
No par
Chickasha Cotton Oil
.5
Chock Full O'Nuts Corp
1
35% Dec 30
8
106% Apr 22
44% Oct 13
27%
11%
12%
*40%
41%
68%
69%
*108
115
15%
17
*33%
35
40%
40%
*39
39%
24%
24%
*64%
65
21%
21%
<35%
35%
27%
28
28%
28%
*29%
30%
*14%
15%
39%
42%
-
Clncludall
28% Jan
<
Chic & North Western com_.No par
18% Feb
24
No par.
$4.50 preferred
4
101%
35,800
43 Vs
44%
*76%
77 %
14%
14%
14%
14
14%
29,700
21"%
21 Ve
21%
213A
213/4
500
.
.
.
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(396)
16
.
-..
Monday, January £«,. I960
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Year 1958
.
I
Jan
15
6
Jan
2
38% Feb
12
28% Jan
3
Dec
63
46
13% Apr
20
Continental
23
69% Jan
26
Continental Oil o!
66% Nov
14
55% Jan
8
94 % Nov
9
Continental
Corp
23
50 % Dec
4
Controls
18
13
Nov
4
19% Sep
21
35
39% Jau
7
54% Dec
23
59% Jun
8
17% Oct
26
30% Jun
22
30
Aug
1
Apr 16
894< Feb
9
154% Dec
7
83
Oct
8
88
85
Mar 11
89
3% Nov
39% Dec
1
5
86
Jun
16
Coty
Jnc
International Corp
3
40 y« Dec
4
Jan
2
5V4 Apr
22
Coty
35% Jau
12
72
Nov
19
71% Nov
24
Mar 3i»
36% Sep
20% Nov
28
16% Jan
23
Aug 18
29% Dec
10
23% Dec
Nov
19
Cream
15
Crescent
28% Mar
30
12
9
23% Oct
7
31% Dec
30
29% Jan
7
41
41% Dec
16
37% May 27
44
Jan
20
43% Apr
11
58% Nov
20
50% Jun
9
60% Jan
6
92% Nor
7
101% Jun
25
85
Dec
31
21
Oct
13
98% Apr
32% Feb
29
25% May
104 % Sep
Dec"
16
18% Jan
7
% Jan
56
Jan
6% Jan
29
Jan
7
114 %
21
July
$2
27% Jan
24
5% Dec
28
21% Jan
10
15% Dec
23
37% Jan
15
Dec
3
10% Jun
15
7
69% Nor
17
65% Dec
2
13
17% Mar
30
12
12% Mar 31
18
33
15
16% Oct
30
10% Sep
15
16% Jan
63% Oct
13
59% Dec
18
67
23% Nov
14
21% Apr
27% Jan
2
2
6
34% Sep
14
10
59% Jan
I
8% Apr
3
53% July 24
18% Jun
6
20% Mar
5
31% Aug 27
30% Mar
6
37
Aug
40% Mar
3
63% Nov
Nov
81%
37%
37
37%,
5.400
36%
37 %
37%
38%
7.400
22%
?2%
22%
22 %
22
22%
22 %
22 %
22 %
22%
49%
50
48%.
49%
47%
48 %
47%
48
48%
48%
5,100
54
55%
52%
53%
51 %
53 %
51 %
51%
51
%
52%;
18,400
22
1
22%
87
85%
85%
*85%
23%
23%
23%
23 %
13
13
12%
13
*3%
58%
59%
73%
"72 %
73%
"38%
■38 %
38%
.39
19%
19%
,18%
25%
24%
19%
preferred
pld
4
73%
18%
18%
% 18 %
24%
25%
*25%
19%
20
39
51%
49 %
50
88
87%
27%
106%
26%
♦105
;
v
27%
9%
r
.
;
49%
48%
49%
89 :
88
88
7,400
300
22,500
::
%
..
%
160
26%
27%
26%
27%
15.400
105%
105 £'■;
105%
5O0
8%
9%
10
9%
9%
9%
9%
17%
16%
17%
16 Is
16%
16%
16
12"
13
12%
13 %
13
13%
12%
13
67%
16%
1,010
16%
12%
%
12%
2,600
v
'
5
68%
*67%
68%
"67%
68%
"68
12%
13
"12%
13
*12%
13
"12%
13
12%
37
35 %
36
*36%
36%
36 %
37
37
37
12
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
60:
"59%
60%
60%
*60
61
24
*23
23%
23%
23 %
♦23
24
28%
28%
28 %
28%
36
36
36%
36%
90
90%
90
90%
40%
40%
11,800
12%
36%
100
Inc
Press
25
Class
A
60
*23
89%
28
28%
36
36 '
89%
1
10
Inc.
.
V.
11%;
36%
1
-
Culler-Hammer
H'k
61
*60
:7 23%
"23
28%
28
No par
No par
preferred
prior
prior preferred
Corliss—Wright common
14
27,500
39
,105%
>.
16%
10
4.300
2,200
3$%
10
10
*.
19%
29%
*38%
"88
27%
106
*105%
19%
30%
38%
49%
30%
26%
;
106
,
%
800
18%
26%:
38%
88%
19
30%
7,800
30
20
*3814
%
48%
18%
20%
*87
74
24%
38%
1,300
61
*38%
10
800
,
4%.
60
24%
30%,
;
*73 7
18%
•
70
■,
18,500
;
13
39
38%
50
88
*3%
8,400
%
24%
73 %
58
2.900
>
-
Y
59%
*72%
38%
*12%
4
4
<
58%
>72 %
19%
52 %
26%
12%
38%
,
106%
12%
24
24%
30%
39
"87%
loo
Packing Co common
31%
51
100
Sugar
20%
31
"38%
-■
23%
38%
25
par
87
58 %
:
19
25%
—
noticuiu
4%
"85%
13
3%
4%
61%
4
22%
87
5,900
85%
*85 %
1,100
134'*
*84%
23%
*12%
59 %
%
133%
85%
87
84%
"72 %
22%
134 %
•84 %
22%
136
134
86%
25
22 %
132 %
84%
22%
22%
138%
134
*84%
23%
1
$1.60
25
44
81 %
36%
37%
5
$4
3
94% Dec
82
37%
36%
2.50
4preferred
21
40% Nov
RR r.%
Cuneo
Aug 27
25% Feb
81%
37
37%
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
Ourtis Publishing common
1
-
Sep
convertible
Cudahy
15
Aug 18
41% Jan 20
Dec
preferred
Cuba
81% Mar 11
14% Dec
81
37'%
37
Zellerbaeh Corp common—5
Cuban-American
4
39
80%
36%
37%
1
„
No
51« %
16
2
80%
37%
No par
Crucible Steel Co of America-.12.50
6
33% Sep
81%
37%
28
com
Publishing
$4.20
2
17
Corp
preferred
preferred
Crown
24
31
Petrolemn
conv
Crown Cork & Seat common
July 33
3
80%
17,700
36%
2
Corp
Crow ell-Collier
28
Jan
25% Jan
15% Feb 20
Wheat
of
14
5*5.
25,400
ion
*
nreferjred
23% Apr
23
3
14% Mar
■*%•»,
40% Oct
1
2
i
50%
81
—1
1
Crane Co common
K5
3
49%
"85%
31
11
13
13
50%
preferred —
-100
preferred series of 1947.100
Petroleum Corp.
1
3%%
10
5
49%
22%
14% Dec
8% Jan
52%
52%
86%
24% Jun
18% Oct
§
51%
11%
55%
140 %
Cosden
6
13.700
53%
11%
22 %
88
9% Nov
11%
139%
4
20% Aug
52%
11
"81%
Works common
Glass
3% %
11
9
1% Jan
Sep 24
51%
11%
5
Corning
May 12
52%
11
55%
Dnbilier Electric Corp—1
Cornell
Feb
6
24 % Jan
—
84% Feb
85
51%
11%
5
5
(Delt
Co
52
11%
5
Co
Steel Co—.—
Products
Corn
51
11%
o
—
88
2
Nov
Shares
52 %
11%
—14
America
of
Coppeiweld
1
24% Dec
Steel
Co
—
Copper Range
15
50% Sep
102% Dec
28% Jan
12
14
Motors
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
33% Mar 17
31
16
4% May
45% Aug
Dec
12
78
Oct
55% Nov
12% Apr
the Week
Jan. 22
Jan. 21
51
5
Delaware
41
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
52%
51 %
1
22
74% Feb
15% Jan
b
9% Sep
34% Oct
13
Insurance
45% Oct
37% Dec
19% May 20
Continental
5
12
12
16% Jan
Mar
66
23
22
2
33% Jan
'Oct
Dec
31
18% Jan
SALE PRICES
Jan. 20
19
•
30
12% Dec
64
Jan.
Jan. 18
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
YORK STOCK
NEW
Range for Year 1939
'
Highest
Lowest
44
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Previous
89%
90
'
*68
68%
*60
28%
68%
.
300
600
1.000
9,700
100
'.
100
v
28%
29,200
*36
36%
1.600
90
90%
4,800
40%
41
D
37 % Nov
J~ai~Ts
92
14
Aug
6
14% Nov 18
Mar 10
83 %
39% Nov 28
9% Jan
30
43% Jan
2
75% Nov
13
«
46% Dec
NOV
9
91 % Feb
16
13% Feb
2
Dana
21
83
19% July 27
34
Feb
6
49% Mar 18
47% Dec
18
61
Jan
14
22
72% Dec
23
82
Apr
10
Preferred
3.75%
series
Dayton
Power
Light
&
39%
77% Sep
19
88
Jan
28
71
Sep
23
81
Feb
27
Preferred
3.75%
series
B
100
Oct
24
89
Jun
16
76
Dec
22
83% Apr
9
Preferred
3.90%
series
C
100
26% Jan
75
15% Jao
2
26% Dec
19
13% Jan
2
19% Nov
26
27% Jan
2
54% Nov
11
19
7
30% Nov
11
6% Apr
10
12% Dec
1
4t>% Feb
18
63% Dec
1
16% Jan
2
25% Dec
31
July
2
17
Sep
45
Dec
Records
Deere
&
Delaware
May 25
23
12% Jan
!)
Delaware
Lack
56% Sep
24% Jan
23
71 % Dec
10
Delaware
Power
36% Apr
15
2
Air
Delta
37
50
76 %
73
75
*74%
76%
"75%
76 %
♦83
85
14%
38%
37%
37%
*83
14%
15
50
"74 %
85
14%
x36%
4,000
85
14%
12.600
38%
5.600
50
50%
4.200
72 %
7
72'.,
200
50%
49%
50%
%
74
72%
72%
75
*74:%
75
"74%
75
*74%
75
76%
"75%
76%
76%
76%
*75%
76%
10
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30 %
29%
30 '■
18%
17%
18%
17%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
12.000
1
44%
44%
43%
44%
42%
43 %
42%
43%
43
44 %
88.900
No par
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%.
1.300
50
8%
9%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
6%
8%
2.800
Light Co—13.50
67%
67%
67 %
67%
66%
66%
66%
66:%
67
67
3
23%
23 %
22%
23%
22%
23%
23
23%
22%
23%
14,400
RR.No par
17%
7%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17
17%
12.500
41%
42%
W RR Co__100
"55%
57%
(Delaware)
Nov
8
14%
39%
41
*83
31 %
50c
50c
Hudson
&
15
18
Co
Inc
Rubber
Co
50%
85
—20
Decca
33
4
Dayton
19
68% July 31
1
26% Nov
36% July 15
21% Feb
15
40%
40%
'
50
31 %
49%
"74%
"74%
"75%
30%
A_____I00
15
14%
38%
~
14%
10
common—7
Daystrom Inc
30
Jan
87
40%
*83
85
"83
5
56% Dec
41%
43%
Corp common
1
preteried series A—-__1UU
3%'fr
Dan River Mills Inc
Western.'
&
&
Inc
Lines
9.700
1.500
'
21
16% Nov 25
5% Jan
~2
9% Oct
30
7% Sep 21
37% Jan
2
4#% Dec 31
Feb
5
63
Oct
23
53
Dec
9% Jan
2
17% Oct
13
15% Jan
19% May
20% May
25% Jan
~2
2
29% Mar 26
11% Jan
7
41% Jun
DeSo;o
Chemical
Detroit
Edison
10% Feb
5
28
Detroit Hillsdale & S
7
27 % Oct
28
29
Dec
7
Vilbiss
Dc
30
46
13
64% Oct
30
Diamond
35% Sep
24
30% Jun
15
41
% NOV
17
Diamohd
28% Dec
22
32% Mar 24
17% Jan
7
~2
2
35% Nov
9% Jan
2
26% Dec
8% Jan
3
14% Dec
11 % Jan
2
19% Dec
31
16
19
43%
Dec_29
24
26% Sep 18
32% Sep 23
Jan
11
31% Sep
12
21% Sep
11% Nov
59% Apr
21
4
25
Jan
6
17% Jan
9
36% Oct
28
12
Jan
2
20% Nov 20
19% Jan
22
2
8
20
Sep
74% Jan
17% Jan
% Apr
Diana
6
Disney
24
Dr.
May 18
6
27% Aug
17
Dover
74% Jan
7
100% Dec
11
Dow
27% Nov
5
45% Jan
21
Dresser
22% Jan
6
Mar 26
14% Nov 18
11
Sep
23
281a Apr 24
14% Jan
6
Dunhill
14% Nov
11
May
8
14% Aug 17
Duplan
de Nem
10
Sep 29
80% Oct
39%
1
Oct~24
43
Sep 26
41% Sep 11
46
Dec
31
112% Apr
91% Apr
21
95
Sep
17
28
74% Sep
22% Sep
21
17
202% Feb
278% Aug
106
11,100
27%
1.500
60%
33
29
62%,
59 "4
60%
4.900
32%
33
5,000
6Q%
61%
33%
32%
33
32%
32%
29%
29
29
"28%
29%
20%
20%
19%
20
19%
19%
31%
31%
30
31
30
30%
42%
43%
41%
43
40%
2
31 %
26%
32
32
32
31 %
26%
25%
26%
12%
19%
12%
13
13
20%
20
20
1
No par
1
Co
19%
19%
1.400
30
30 Ve
29
30%
8,700
41%
40%
41%
41 %
42
31%
31%
31%
31%
31 %
24%
25%
25
26
25%
25%
9.000
12%
»
19%
13
12%
12%
12%
12%
,1.100
20%
19%
20%
19%
■7
18.800
1,200
20
20 %
19
19
xl7%
18%
17%
18%
18
18%
17%
18
39
37%
38%
37%
38%
37%
38%
37%
38%
17.500
23%
23%
23%
24%
24
24
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5,900
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96 %
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29
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25%
25%
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25%
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26
26 %
26
26
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92 %
:
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97%
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76
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76
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5
22%
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22%
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22%
22%
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preferred
37%
37
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37%
37 %
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pre/erred
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41%
41
*41
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40%
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43%
*43
43%
4
42% Feb
27
1
46% Jan
27
38% Dec
21
46% Mar 13
4%
41
Dec
16
48% May 26
4.10%
common
4.20%
Oct
28
51
May 21
41
NOV
18
46% Jan
53
Jan
42% Jun
19
47
22% Feb
2
10
500
19%
Preferred $3.50 series
Dec
24% Nov
29%
Preferred $4.50 series
40% Dec
31
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Common
37
3
29%
3
47% May 13
May 12
59%
33
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7
50
48% Mar
59
32%
60%
38
No par
Industries
Limited
59%
3
% Nov 24
14
22%
27%
Jan
50% July 15
14% Jan
22%
27%
86% Apr
26% Jan
9
July 25
42
44
214
23
27%
2.50
Corp
du Pont
101
22 %
27%
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9
172% Apr
23%
Corp
31
20
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22 %
27 %
Ltd
Inc.
Fund
23% Oct 27
2
11,200
23%
1
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46% Oct
6% Jan
2.200
41%.
57%
9%
28
No par
20% July 23
5:1% Jan 21
Chemical
9%
41%
57%
27
Inc..
Co
Mines Ltd
Drewrys
9%
42
57%
22%
1
Pepper
77% Dec
Apr
16% Jan
57%
50c
Club
7
33
9%
41%
*56
23%
Corn
3
52% May 22
10
42%
10
(Wall) Productions
Dominick
10
41 %
*56
25
Corp-Seagrams
Divco-Wayne Corp
Dome
9%
42
57%
27%
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Distillers
12
■
23%
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Alkali
(The)
9%
41%
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27 %
I
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9%
—15
Co
preferred
Diners'
36% July 29
29% Jan 23
Mar 26
15
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$1.50
42% Mar 13
22
54
9
1
Detroit Steel Corp
7
48% Dec
Jan
Coatings
Apr
32% May 21
19% Nov 21
25% Jan
14
25
47% Mar 13
68
23
55
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May 26
f
13
Mar 24
33% Oct
27
50
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41
41%
50
39%
39%
43
43
50
preferred
preferred
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37 %
50
preferred
preferred
82.10
253
50
40%
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"43
39 5
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41
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40%
2,400
.
210
41%
140
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1,700
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10
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42
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97
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24
24
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24
24
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24
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27% Jan
2
45% Dec
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29% Jan
2
30
11
32
22% Apr
3
73% Jan
3
30% Aug 14
82% Jun
4
43% Jan
14
28% Dec
Feb
29
28% Dec 31
Dec
22
46% Apr
25% Sep
57% Nov
22
12
Eagie-Picher Co
When
76
Jan
9
22% Jan
2
86
Jan
17
14% Apr
15
25
Jan
2
7% Dec
19
26%
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6% Jan
37
Dec
31
83% May 22
37% Dec 11
83% Jan
34
89
Feb
9
6
26
45% Dec
31
6
63% Aug 13
15
89
4
36% Jan
7
40%
N0V~19
66% Dec
8
Aug
9% Jan
4
92% Oct
24
$3.60
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preferred
4%%
Electric tc Mus-Ind
8% Dec
16
When
63% Dec
21
Electric
Mar 20
Jan
20
48% Jan
7
77% Dec
4
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2
16%
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2
24
Dec
4
30
July 21
38% Apr
79
Jan
2
90
26% Jan
6% Jan
2
10
44% Jan
2
2
54 % May 29
11
Apr 30
issued
Elgin National
El
Emerson
88%
of Amer—1
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25%
25%
5
51%
51%
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56
Oct
17% Sep
Nov
14
4
43% May
27% Nov
Jan
2
21% Jan
28
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51
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85
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29%
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...
preferred series A
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51 %
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8
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35
2
51
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17
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51
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33
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41%
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13
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2
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89
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15
37 %
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210
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Fairbanks Whitney Corp
$1,60 convertible preferred—40
Falrchild Engine & Airplane Corp 1
22% Apr 22
24% Jan
28% Dec
9
32,400
29%
Apr
9
10% July 16
28% Aug 31 '
10% Jan 1337
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96
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31% Sep 11
7
7,400
102%
100%
13%
10
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co.
Evans Products Co——
49% July
102%
23%
29%
,
3
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30% Mar 12
2
Erie RR common
5%
100%
10,700
76%
23
13%
8 50
63
34% Oct 22
5
1314 May 14
9
19% Mar
814 Aug 25
23% Oct IT
2
2
Empire District Electric Co
15% Tuly 23
70
May *
2
101%
29%
76%
50%
1
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21
100%
29%
4
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26% May" 11
28% Aug-23
29
23%
29%
Equitable Gas Co
61% Oct 16
77%
23
-
%
Endlcott Johnson Corp common—2$
4%
preferred
—.—100
21
29%
76%
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23%
16.200
13%
5
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7
57
28%
28%
23
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7%
58 %
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30
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3
11%
7%
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60% Feb
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10
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28
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10%
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18
22
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28%
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13
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101%
16
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79
100
29
47
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104
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28
7
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2
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77
23
30
28% Jan
13% Jan
29%
77
24
May 8
36% Oct 17
13% Jan
32% Nov 24
12% Sep
23% Jun
28%
77%
23%
10
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17% Jan
29%
29%
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8
14
29%
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preferred
12% Dec
39
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30%
.10
:
31% July 18
55% Aug
7
7
54%
27%
30
Ekco Products Co common—2.50
Elastic Stop Nut Corp
Electric A tiro-Lbe Co
23
54%
*27
31 %
100
preferred--—
Manufacturing Co
4%%
54
28%
30%
2.50
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
6
Oct
28
&
prior preferred
Stainless Steel Corp
Eastman Kodak Co common
May 15
46% Dec
6% July 20
7% Dec 17
38% Jan 14
Oct 31
8% Dec 31
9
10
88% Jun
36% Nov
36% Jan
94
1
Oct
39
15
2
Jan
18
Apr
Gas
54%
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1
Inc
54%
5
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Eastern
16
11% Dec
Jan
4%%
8
18% Jan
39% Dec
27
23
30 % Apr
112
Dec
95
Mar 27
20% Feb
4
2
29
85% Jan
21
75
2
21
11
23% Sep
22% Jan
Air
Eastern
34% Jan
73% Dec
10
—
issued
Eastern
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1
35%
1.200
35%
35%
35%
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79%
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35%
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NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Year 1958
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2
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20 Va
16%.
38%
82%
1-a wick
22% Apr 24
40% Dec 23
10
24% Aug 21
21 % Jan
2
52
Nov
20
43% Nov
25
22
Jun
27
21% May 26
57
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7
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3
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2
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7
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2
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2
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7
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Dec
30
23% Aug 12
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70% Dec
Pa|J01 Koa»'d Co
,1
4.60%
15% Nov
6
25 % Jan
19
17
27% Jan
8
21
Ferro
45% Feb
4
24% Mar 14
13 % Oct
6
49% July 29
136
Dec
104%
31 % Nov 24
10
120%, Oct
44% Jan
13
151
I iftli
Avenue Coach
Filtrol Corp
16
Ilie &
When
Juii
5
100
Aug 21
104
July 20
55
15% Apr 25
6% MurlO
22% Nov
21
20% Jan
14
10 %
Sep 29
9 % Jan
5
32 % Sop
21
13% Apr 28
44 %Jun
1
94
81% Dec
23
89
Oct 23
80% Jan
31% Dec
2
28
Co
'3
Sep
21
Oct 29
32% Dec
3
26
Jun
9
43
Jun
15
56% Dec 23
Florida
Dec
15
27% May 29
30% Dec
1
Fluor Corp Ltd
Food Fair Stores
•.117
25 %
3
Apr*
33% July 18
87
Jul- 30
,
Nov~28
15
40 % Sep 10
90
Mar 17
Oct
84
•
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2
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1
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43
5
Mar
93
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Florida
9
Jan
8
12% Jan
2
35% Dec
31
22
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35% Jan
2
17%. Dec
31
11
Sep
22
17% Jail
2
35% Oct
27
46% Dec
18
40
Feb
9
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100
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2
89
Nov
10
35%
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95
24
170
1
87
July
52%,
Feb
4%
216
Aug 13
July 10
95
Mar 11
5
20% Aug
45% Mar
convertible
Food
16
17
-II
Co.ZZZno
Macli
3%%
Food
preferred
Mart
Ford
21% Jan
Nov
19
25%-Peh 25
8 :/d Jar
2
39% Oct
24
15% Dec
31 %
2
14% Sep
10% Jar
22
5
Foote
13
Sep
21
Nov
23
12% Jan
21
14% Jan
5
19% Feb
20
6
49% May 12
23% Nov 20
37% Apr 22
Freeporl;
18
18%, Jan
28
30% Dec
18
70
24
68
Dec
24
77
26
Feb
Sulphur
6
14% Dec
17
Gabriel
17% Nov
17
10"% Jan
2
26% July 23
Gamble
30
51 % Mar 17
5%
32
Jun
17
51% Dec
2?
Jan
2
45% Dec
2
7% Oct
22
34
4
40% Oct
Feb
4 %
50% May 21
9
Sep
10
Nov
38
•
20
May II
8
Oct
22
28
19
37% Jan
17% Nov
12
17 % Jail
5
6
7% Nov
20
5% Dec
14
52% Apr
7
07 % Nov
26
42
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9
64 % Jan
<>
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11
29
Dec
14
30% Feb
Oct
15
24 Mi. Feb
25
102
A in1
18
40% Sep
9
14% Nov
7
11
125
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Aug 25
138
9
141
Dec
9% Nov
J9 % Jun
38 % Nov
7
43% Dec
96% Jan
39
Jail
22
3
93% Jun
9
~9% Nov"Id
21
10
29% Dec
55
Apr
29
07% Nov
Mar 17
Apt
8
79% Dec
9% .Ian
2
Gen
2
34% Dec
79 % Dec
2
22% Dec
18
30
66 % Jan
5
General
31
General
Electric
0
May 21
General
Finance
105
Sep
19
117
Jun
3
33Jan
2
52
Nov
0
Instrument
105% Oct
6
117% Jan
10
Aug 29
83
92 % Jan
22
28
37% Aug 25
General
101% Dec
28
45
114
100% Dec
3
112% Mar
22
5%
7
Mar
58% July
Mar 25
4
75% Dec
14
87
Mar
23 % Dec
23
26
Nov
3
43% May 25
25
35% Nov
27
Aug 2,1
27
May 20
4.4% Jun
2
10
Jan
20
31% Jan
28
60
31 % Feb
24
29% Jan
2
43
Nov
27
52 % Feb
6
52 % Jan
2
73
Dec
16
14
76
Nov
27
41
53% Sep
~ ~7
Oct" 20
27
Nov
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Mills
General
21 %
Apr 15
15% Jun
3
0
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10
24% Sep
4
17% Jan
3
28%
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2
28
Nov
27 Ma Sep
11
4
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30%
30%
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3,100
83%
85%
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91
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9
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2
99
Dec
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98
Jan
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27
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28
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175
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2
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28
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19
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20
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11
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20
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Oct
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Jun
22
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7
74
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84'% Mar
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18
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31
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1
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4
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12
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10
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1
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12
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16
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27
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12
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9
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4
141 Mi May
8
5
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30
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2
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131 Vu Jan
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61
39% Dec
29
14!,% Jun-
2
19 Mb Dec
11
80% juuf
9«*
87
17% Mar
7% Dee
2
Apr, 4 7
25% Mar 23
126
23
OcUOct
19
30
17% Jan
2
Dec
23
83
47 Ma
Feb
24 Mi May 29,
89
Aug 12
20
26% Dec
4
20Ma Oct
28
30% Mar 30
10
10% Jun
10
4'% Dec
21'
10
For footnotes, see page 24.
Jan
16
7%
Green
243%
263%
25 Ma
2 5 Ma
6,900
60 M2
61
61 Mi
62
603%
613%
61
62 Mi
7,000
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12 Ma
5,100
143
142
143
142 Mi
8%
143
8'%
9
32 Ma
43%
44'/a
7 8 Mi
80
25 M2
25 Mi
25%
774
73/4
313%
44
"
*78%
7'%
26 Ma
89 Mi
913%
893/4
34Mi
*33 %
497%
493%
50
3,800
30,500
893%
33%
103%
27%
293i
29
103 M2
%
26'%
49 Mi
91%
893%
903%
78,700
333%
*33%
90%
*33 Vs
102
102
26%
29%
29%
103
102
8
73%
8
333%
27 Mi
500
34%
101
101
1013%
10,900
27
103
1013%
273%
27
27%
10,900
27 Ma
*102 »%
51%
50 Mi
5 1Mb
50 Mi
503%
101%
1013%
293%
102 Ma
270
50 Mi
103
50'%
198,600
503%
50
14,500
28 3%
102 Ma
293%
283%
295%
102
'
-
102
102
78 Mi
24 Ma
36
36 3%
36
49 Ma
52 Ma
50
*36 Mi
373%
3,000
1,000
783%
24%
1|
38 Mi
33%
37
1
48 Ma
49 M2
48
*36 Ma
37 Mi
64
*633/4
66
10c
5 Ma
36%
37
49%
493/4
503%
36 Ma
3 7 Ma
37 Ma
65
23 '%
5 Ma
3/64 ■.1 A
31 Mi
31%
11%
*11%
32 Ma
32%
1
273/4
26'%
26
25%.
82
1
1
82'4
48'%
65
5%
5 Ma
233%
30
30Ma
*25'%
81%
62'%
63'%
52'%
> '
*
52%
42'%
435/a
20
1
100
10
"'"53%
17%
62%
'
20
3
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3
200
,
52
88
-
23
30'%
28
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25%
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80'%
82'%
i
—1
1
45Ma
43Ma
3'%
9%
45'%
43Ma
3%.
45
43%
3
8
29%
68%
10'%
8
30%
69%
9%
77/a
297%
68%
—
—
47'%
74
137%
48Mo
74
14'%
,
41'%
25Mo
513/i
52%
53
29'%
29Ms
134'% 134'%
40%
25'%
Iron Ore Prop__No par
51
100
r-,
*
pre
7,
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>*27%"'28'
23'%
21%
82'%
23%
5%
5%
21
82 V2
47%
*25%
*24%
*24%
80%
104%
76
1,200
l2Vi
30
30 Ma
3,400
28 Mi
273%
28
2,500
17%
52'/a
53Mi
17%
63'%
533%
88
90
90
24%
21%
42'%
19'/a
24%
22r
62
1
.
■
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3%
45
433%
,3Mi
9%
43'%
3
*180
lO'/a
7%
30
30'%
68'%
69M2
10Ms
7%
30%
46% 46Ta
*74
75
13% 13?%
x39'% 39%
25% 257%
50% 51
52'% 53
29% 30
134,
134
x26»% 26%
407/a
25% 253%
50% 51'%
52'% 527%
29
" 29'%
134'% 134'%
27'%
277%
21
21'%
82
82
.
82
21 Ma
82
23'%
23%
23%
24%
*5'%
5'%
*5'%
5Ma
.
20%
'180
.
3%
17,20
42%
40,00
44%
43 Mi
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82
44%
43%
43%
7,80
3'%
119,70
3
3'%
9%
.
7%.
-
7%
30 y8
29%
69'%
68
34 M2
46%
♦74
34'%
34 7%
46%
.
45%
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'»
75
71,100
,
200
41%
44 7%
10
•
22 ■ .
423%
19'%
17,500
3,000
300
'' -5,400
/-41.500
* **'6,400
1,800
80 Ma
68%
-
24%
3 Ma
200
29%
34%
*34
47
75
14
41'%
63'%,
53%
92 -*
,
3%
43%
69%
35
46%
*74
627/a
53%
92
- • ; *90
24% '-• •' a 24'%
22'% '
'213/8
43
*
42
19Mi
19Ma
42'%
7%
14,000
1,900
15,700
523%
54
44 7%
97%
47%
63Ma
*
9,300
'
17Ma. 17%
82%
3
47%
350
40
<
37%
51
417%
,
*
*•
80%
45'%
43%
3Ms
77/a,
37Ya
48Mi
52'%
17%
627%
53'%
*90
24'%
21'%
423%
19Ma
;
/
700
31,200
14,100
41,700
93Ma 93'%
100% 100%
37'/a
52%
42%
45'%
77%,
Wa
3»/a
3Ma
*180
200
8lMa
827%
*34'%
13%
Y
43'%
19Ma
41'%
80'%
107
37%
-47
20
50
26'% 26'%
*24% 26
*24'% 25%
80'% 80%
105
107%
77
79
26'%
26
25%
*93Ma
94'%
100'% 100'%
48%
53"
3
3'%
*180
200
81%
82%
42T4 43'%
83
12 50
6.25
5
4/400
313%
31
*11'%
12 Mi
28
26'/a
26
24'%
81'%
18
64Mb
52%
22'%
43'%
20
45
20,900
28,200
30 3%
! 30 Mi
283%
54%
25'/a
82
5
>
5 Ml
23%
■■' *'-\*95%
25'%'
21'%
41%
20
43Mi
10
5 Ma
23%
31
12
11%-
28
300
326,200
31%
24'%
No par
Corp common
3
ferred—
100
Aircraft Eng Corp——1
Guantanamn Sugar
;
1
11 Ma
30 Ma
48%
48
,
*88'%
92
23% .' 24Mi'* V
217/8
22% /
5
T
12 Ma
26Ma
25'%
18Mb
5 Mi
23%
5 Ma
5 Mi
23 Ma
4,500
Mi
".v..--.:
*26
54,%\'
17%
-
10
50
53%.
,'J
8
,-a*.
65
65 Mi
106% M
102'% 105%
103'% 1053%
75'%
76%
; 75%
77Ma
75%
77'%
" 92'%
93%
*93'%
94'%
*93Ma
94Mz
*100
101
*100
101
*100
101
37%
38Mb' V:
37%
38
" M, 37'%
37%
10
-
65
67
102%
~
—4
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66 M2
67
'
25'%
10
_i_____10
83'%c
.__
66
31%
273/4
50
373%
66
67
31
31
:
*36 Mi
66
-h
30
287%
51 Ma
*65
r3/64
11%
2,400
13,800
10,100
37
66
23 Mi
23
10c
6.67
Ma
67
'/a
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5 Mi
23 Ma
38
Mi
36 M«
!
64
2.50
Co
Co Inc
1,800
3,700
257%
26%
50 '%
93%
80
25T4
26 Ma
263%
493%
26%
5,600
7%
27 Mi
102%
45%
*78 Mi
25%/
25 Ma
50%
28%
453%
80
•78 Mi
493%
104%
45
44 Mi
80
73/4
%
3,100
44
25 Ma
27
'
32%
32
25 Ma
8
32
32
32%
4,400
9V
8'%
9
350
143
143
142 Me
83%
9
33%
*-
51
Greyhound
Gr$mman
*
313%
*
80
28%
;—25
Northern Ry Co
.—No pax
Western Sugar com—No par *
(H I.)
142 Vu
,87%
5 1MB
102
Northern PHper Co
4 Mi %
25 Ma
233%
Co
preferred
4,900
92
*90 Ma
92
•90 Ma
92
28%
24%
issued
Northern
60Mi Aug
273/4
78 Mi
Gt
24
Apr
28%
102 Mi
2
Dec
37
473%
28 Mi
29 »%
24
6
46
22
*90 Ma
91 Ma'
•45 Ma
48
25
27 Mi
27
3%% preferred
1
100
Grayson-Robiiison Stores
1
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co__l
4
16 Mi July 17
4,400
28'%
48
*45 Ma
78 M»
Cily Steel
Grant (W T)
57%
57%
6
6
101 Ma
preteried____^_^___
Union
Grand
2,400
57%
*45 Ma
10?%
Granby Mining Co Ltd__,—...-—5 i,
Granite
83'% Nov
.38'% Jan
4
173%
24
Batteries Inc.
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conv
31 Ma
17%
78
Graimm-Palge Corp common
(i%
*30 Mi
173%
23%
F>___
<11
3
~8%
31 Ma
173%
78
Telegraph Co..
49% July 31
4
57%
•30 Mi
12
91%
No par
Gpodyear Tire &• Rubber
Feb
6 Ma
17%
24%
Brewing Co
1
4
5%
4,400
78 Mi
Inc
15
24
6
2,700
63 '%
33%
____/
_5
distribution—1
49% Dec
2'% Nov
800
46 Mi
5%
25 Ma
26%
No par
103'% Jun
3 Ma Dec
48%
46 Ma
24%
50%
80c
—
GlObe-Wcniicke
Grace
47%
46 Vs
101%
common
Corp
Goodrich Co
49
46 Ma
57%
29%
*•90 Ma
*48
46
31%
6
48
29
6,400
4,900
457%
48%
*30
6
*45M2
8,000
.
*45 Mi
17%
6M2
17%
6
*45
457%
457%
31 Ma
17 M2
19 '/a
257%
457%
25%
25 Ma
25
47,200
110
243% <
—•_■
14
39 Mi Nov
6%
*30
177/8
100
-100
19
29
*48
46 Ma
19
25%
-
70
193%
193/i
19 Ma
18%
25 Mi
1,100
25,900
27%
78 Mi
-
Co
Gold &, Slock
48%
10
70 Mi Jan
01% Dec
6M2
31'/a
17%
Gladding McBeaii fo Co
Goeliel
*45
46
'46%
1
AUlen
45T/8
26%
♦69
101 Mi
Co_.__.
Brothers
Glidden
25 Mb
'
48%
49 '/a
45%
6%
18%
25%
.V
70
*69
70
18%
*45
49%
...
45 Mu Nov
53 Ma Mil v. 19
19%
27
*69
900
24%
24%
$4.50 preferred
Glen
27%
25%
26%
27%
69%
24
78%
Co
Gillette
29
96Mi Apr
26 3/s
25
25%
26%
8,500
,
6%
15
102%
Co
——
Oil C<PM
27% Jan
<
25
6 %
15
•
*78
preference
68% Dec
8
8.9'% Jan
Rub
Si.
Gerber Products
Getty
243/a
...
101
Georgia-Pacific; Corp
23
15 %
•25
45
15
preference
54% Dec
44% Mar 18 '
3
21% Jan " 7
Mar 30
15%
No par
General Time Corp.
15
46
15%
•
12,300
No par
Electronics—
Feb
Jan
17'% Nov
15%
69
18%*
Telephone Co of Florida—
preferred
25
preferred
:
25
$1.30 preferred (series B)J_—25
44'% Jan
40'% Jun
6%
15%
.
37%
6%
27%
45
1%
Castings Corp
35
15
36%
6%
70
25%
__3
General Refractories
60
30Mi Oct
373/4
6V4
27
1
Utilities
16
23Jan 10
19%
36%
6%
70
No par
Signal...
<*•
31
29
19
36%
15%
,
Realty
50 Mi Dec
29
19%
18%
6%
15
*30 !
*89%
90
36%
15
\
*88%
.
19
>
6%,
8%
-
Railway
34 Ma Dec
27% Dec
20
*195
*195
30%
61%
Utilities Corp
7
64% Dec
52%
53
86
26% July
2
52
*195
30%
29
.fair" ~3
53%
3,000
84%
142%
preference
2
4a'%
51%
32,400
30%
;_2
preferred
liic
1,300
52%
52%
No par
General
GeiltiSCO
13%
86%
Dec
3
13
31%
'26
40Ma Dec
13
84%
*26
2
13
30%
100
3 6% Jan
22'% Apr
20 Mi. Jan
13
13
420
12
common
General
$5
26%
5,500
$3 convertible preferred——No par
5 Ma %
26
18%
$1.30
3
26 %
89 %
$1.32
26
253/4
18%
3
Jan
263%
89%
13
99'% Mar
85
*26%
18%
5
Etpiipt Corp
&
11,200
85
*84
85
*84
*84
,
90
25 Ms
Cement
'lire
13,100
1,800
31%
18%
29 Mi Feb
104
51%
92
Portland
Tele
15%
31 %
18%
24%
Precision
General
•
18%
29 Ma Feb
7
533/4
15%
-
18%
27
24
53
32%
88%
24% Nov
22
12,400
88%
.1
7/64 Dec "31
39% Feb 18
21
Jan
2
24% Dec
29V4
18%
General
25
25
600
29%
15%
31%
100%
18%
*90%
General
Steel
15%
.
*
'
88%
5
General
General
:
10
.
18%
5
31
May 22
85
*195
48
Public Service.,
31
54%
■7%
Public
23
32
6,500
>
83
88%
s
General
24% Oct
31%
*83
223
2
General
9
32
10,200
13%
34%.
,100
53 %
153/4
31%
12%
Corp
15
39'% Nov
53
29%
54
15%
12%
25%
23
29
13
34%
29 %
53%
12%
1
5 7a Jan
Sep
29%
29
447/a
20% Oct
28 '.it
15,100
*82
100%
15%
31%
10
7
5,800
28%
*
•'
90%
54%
12%
31%
30
11% Dec
-
90
59%
.'■-■27%
,
v,
13%
83
1,700
58 3%
34 %
*82
99%
29%
26 *
44%
5% Jun
26% Nov 13
84
99%
15%
25%
*78%
5/64 Dec
Jan
••
53%
v.
85%
100
22% Nov
4
'■
•
13
34%
13%
*82
»
:
28%,
6,300
•
,
105
*103
59%
27"%
343/4
29 %
29 M2
Advertising
coiiv
83 <
100 ':
99%
26%
*29
Outdoor
eonv
12%
34%
26
1.25
Preferred $3.75 series..
$1.60
*82
■**
"
13%' »"<
34%
*84
*45%
Motors Corp common
$2.98
34%
81%
59%
**.*
■
,
44%
'
1
ccm
"preferred
$5
V'T3 %
81.%;.
C
13%.
34%
1
preferred
General
28
33%:,
!5o
Corp
General
60
27%
1
Foods Corp....
8
59
27%
J13%
50
Co.
21
59%
No par
Dynamics Corp
99% Dec
38% May
105%
27%
1
22
107% Dec
*103
58%
1
com
—
Sep
9
104%
103
44 3/8
44%
58%
5
Controls Co..
9
44
28
50
com
General
! 0 % Fell
45%
27%
19%
Texas
Inc
Co
103,
133
131 %
135
44r
58
5
39% Mar 18
74% Feb
.
*101%
37
Corp
preferred-.
Contract
103
*6%
Corp
5
General
*101%
36%
common
28
40
132%
.No pai
Cigar
30% Dec
4% Jun
Co
30% Jan
31
13
18
132
45%
88%
Transportation
Jan
24
130%
45%
136
«44
31%
com
of
74
29
.
Co
Cable Corp
1st
135%
45%
6,800
.12,600
3,900
33 %
133%
.
18%
33
__10()
Oil
Bronze
4%
18
32%
1
Investors
Banesharos
General
18%
32%
1
Inc
Indus
General
2
18
32%
19
common...
preferred
33% Oct
18%
32%
ZlO
7% Feb
19
57
Jun
84
0
17%
2
General
45% May 11
12
l()
18
33%
5
General
>
18
32%
1
42Tii Oct
Apr
48
10% Mar 25
Nov
74
14
19% Jun
Baking
42% Apr
25% July
~7
Amor
General
$8
18 %
134%
V
3,100
6,200
17%
33%
85
$4.50 preferred.
May 19
42 %
30%
preferred
American
General
29% Nov 23
27
American
Ainer
153
42%
"2
ZZlO
preferred
convertible
General
22
433%
53
Acceptance Corp..*.
14 % Jan
22
42%
No par
Industries
67% Mar 1 1
9
Dec
443/4
223
convertible preferred..
General
7
18
28
11
75
7% Nov
2
37 % Oct
30% Apr
Jan:
"6%
20
Jun
5
4%%
General
Nov
/• 7% Feb
7
^
General
159 % Oct,
22
51% Feb
9% Jun
19
Feb*
8
Wood
43%
100
.
convertible
Gar
19% Sell
3% Jun
jp
45%
32 MB
.
Mar
46%.
44%
31%
Gardner-Denver Co
Garrett Corp
50% Jill!
47
46%
15%
common
Skogino Inc
9
44% Dec
July
47%
46 %
5
Co
2
33
*17%
47%
100
22
28
17%
54%
preferred
8% Jun
12% Jun
68
17%
46
15%
Co
40% Jan
46
67%
17%
46
52%
ZZ
Friieliaur Trailer Co
4%
683/4
17%
par
Co_
Motor Co
Francisco' Sugar Co.
Franklin Stores Corp
20% Dec
Dec
Mineral
68
17%
46%
l
Foremost Dairies Inc.ZZZZZZ
Foster-Wheeler Corp
94
68
69%
17%
48%
1
93% Dec 21
26%, Jan
67
68%
17%
100
1
13
21%
69%
6,200
3,200
42%
21
ZTZ..2
2
14 % Jun
42
213/4
29%
—
Inc
Dec
2 4 3/4 Jan
43
*21%
29%
preferred
18
3% Jun
42%
213/4
lo
50 % Jan
JUh
42%
*21 Ma
10
Aug"!!
7
42%
21%
100%
Corp
50% Dee 31
2
42%
21%
100%
preferred
Clieni
convertible
3%%
4
&
22
" ~2
42
21%
18
15
2
Jar
41%
ZZZL.l
2
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24%
5
common:
15
54
25
2 50
37%, Jar
V~9 %
37%
243/4
33%
A__100
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Giant Markets Inc
Food
55% Aug 27
14%, Nov
14
37%
25
2
25 % Oct
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37%
24%
nar
$4.20
2
7% Jar
3,900
2,600
1,000
8,100
37%
25 '
2.50
Inc
25
37%
25
45%
N° par
Power Corp
Power & Light
37%
37%
10
______No
pfd
5
19%
46%
6.25
!1 50 conv A.2nd
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2,400
7%
19%
69
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5,500
7%
19 %
7%
19
21%
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99
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7%
19%
25%
par
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common,.*
4
16
7%
19
41%
100
Carpet Co
FJintkole
Jun
7%
19%
17%
Corp'iw«i:--.
112% Dec
7%
19%
8
37%
1
Inc
:
7%
19%
Shares
63 %
62%
63%
62%
62%
25
~_1
Rubber
issued
Firstainerica
Firth
60%
37%
2 50
Lines
preferred.
First National Stores
12
■;28
;
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Nov
62%
Jan. 22
Jan. 21
37%
1
.
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Mar 11
61
the Wee*;
Friday
Thursday
Jan. 20
19%
\
Fenestra Inc
51% Dec
16
57% Mar 20
19% Jan 12
63%
Sales for
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Wednesday
Jan. 19
7%
25
Dept Stores
23% Mar 13
88
107% de<
62%
...
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preferred
Federated
52 % Dec
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55% Feb* H
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30
Tuesday
Jan. 18
_
30% Nov
100%. Sep 26
Monday
par
Metallurgical Corp
Corp
Fedclers Corp
31% July 29
50% Jan 26
6
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Fansteel
32 % Nov
LOW AND
NEW YORK
/
Highest
9
5% Jan
Oct 13
0% Dec 2
17 '/a Dec 10
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11% Jar.
Lowest
49% Feb
55
May 19
STOCKS
Range for Year 1959
Highest
Low»,i
43
STOCK RECORD
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The Commercial and
.
Monday, January 25, 1960
.
(398)
18
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
May
9
28 y« Nov 17
52
Mar
5
75% Dec 22
Nov
24
67% Dec
-
•
79
1
Gulf
17
30% Feb
5
July 13
Mobile
$5
84
Sep
90
Oct
96
May 29
102 '% July 14
100
Jun 13
109
May 1
19
30
95'% Jan
10
99% Sep
25
24
Jun
9
80
Dec
29
89 Va Apr
16
94
Jan
States
13
81% Dec
Oil
»juif
35 Va Nov
28
9
88
Aug.
96
Dec
Dec
22
9J
30
98
7
Sep"
32
v
Apr
k
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106% Mar,
.
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dividend
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28%
28%
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3,900
73
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31
33
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100
100
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3
31%
'71
72 Va
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34%
33%
34%
31%
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28 %
28%
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72%
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28
the Week
Jan. 'i'l
Jan.21
Utilities Co—
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$4.20
9
4
No par
preferred
Gulf
3
37% Dec
-V
Friday
Thursday
Jan. 20
28%
28%
Sales for
S
Wednesday
19
Jan.
28%
28%
Ohio RJt com.No par
At
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Jan.18
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
14
;
STOCK
YORK
NEW"
Range for Year I9.VJ
Year 1958
LOW
vv/v.' ;./
*98
99 Va
•'
89
98 %
"16
99 %
98%
*98
30
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/
•
i
II
2
44% Feb
211
49% Nov
Aug 14
48% Nov
20
71% May 19
38% Jan
3
47% July
49% Apr'
7
69
25% Nov,
29% Nov
18
24% Dec
8
20% Mar 31
Dec
8
88
Jan
Jan
21% Jan
2
99
2
33% Sep 26
26% Jan
Jan
10
23
Apr
Nov
19
47% Dec
13
Nov
10
41
2
30
123
Mar 17
140
1
32 y« Dec
7
6
19
36% Aug 14
39 Va Jan
85 Vis
5
44% Feb
6
122% July
1
7
30 % Jan
13
44% Dec
30
Apr
29
29% Nov
14
24% Nov
20
36% Nov
18
34
Jan
9
9% Dec
17
7% Jan
28% Jan
6
Dec
22
35% Nov
22% Apr
25
51% Dec
31
12% July 14
15% Nov
17
43% Sep
12 Va Dec
38
10
Nov
67
64% Jan
>
3
Harrls-Intcrtypc
8
Harsco
Mar
34
Harbison-Wulk
6%
15
16
12% Apr
13
30
39% Apr
20
21
79% May
30
16% Jan
Dec
92
2
Haveg
preferred
Industries
Industries
2
33 % Dec
8
32% Jan
2
38
Jun
27
32%'Dec
8
37% Mar 13
Feb
25
19% Nov
10
16%
dan
7
25% Jun
3
Nov
20
50
Jan
19
74% Dec
31
Apr 23
70% Nov 19
105
Sep
29
118% Apr
66
Jan
2
31
34
Jan
10
38% May
107% Oct
1
61
31
118
40% Dec
14
30% Apr 16
11
34% May 11"
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16
19
Hertz
36% Dec
26% Jfih
14
35% Nov 20
25 Va Dec
11% Jan
13
15% Sep
29
13% Jan
23% July 22
72% Aug 25
42% July 29
60
Jan
7
74% May 29
64 % Jan
74
Jan
2
88% Nov 28
85
16% Jan
2
33% Dec
19
31% Jan
7
41
15% Dec
31
12% Nov
30
21
Jan
22% Oct
6
37
May 21
27
9% Jan
20
12% Nov
14
11% Oct
12
21^8 Jan
a
24% Jun
May 21
273/« Feb
1
29% Nov
47% Dec
31
39% Apr
16
29
44% Oct 22
49% Jan
65% Jan
17% Jan
3
25% Dec
25% Jan
2
30
22% Jan
2
2
27
22
30
21
2
2nd
17%
2 1/12
66'4
*105%
A
(conv)
Homeslake Mining
Honolulu Oil Corp
13
Hooker Chemical
S4.25 preferred
8
Jan
2
8% Nov 20
5% Sep
19
Jan
7
29% Nov 21
9
21
9% Apr
32% Apr
6
30
Hotel Corp of America common
5% convertible preferred
27% Jan
13
39% Sep
16
26 % Dec
14
84
Jun
6
90
Jun
74% Bee 29
69
5
37% Jan
'2
80% Mar
Dec
2
81
Dec
1
6
77
Dec
28
85% Mar
92
Feb
20
97% Aug 13
85
Dec
28
96% Jan
30
52% Jun
12
75
Nov
17
64% Sep 21
8% Jan
22
15% Dec
18
11% Jan
75
Jan
18% Sep
22
23
15
14% Dec
30
13% Jan
8
40% Apr
14
63
Oct
13
50% Sep
21
13% Jan
27
20% Nov
17
18
Jan
5
72% Jan
17
87% Dec
19
84% Dec
10
5% Jan
10
6% Oct 20
27
3%%
6
4%
Finance
5%
Indust
Inc
preferred series
7
9% Dec
31
2
38% Dec
3
35
Jun
25
39% Dec
31
13% Jan
2
24% Dec
1
19% Oct
13
23% July
15% Feb
11
50
Dec
31
42% Mar 18
12
Idaho Power Co
29 % Oct
23
39
Apr
17
Ideal
33% Jan
13
50 Va Dec
31
40
Nov
24
55% Jan
21
29 Va Jan
2
38% Dec
31
35
Jun
9
46 V2 Dec
24
Illinois
Jan
-
Co
43 % Feb
4
3
Jun
9
40% Sep
29
47
Apr
3
4.26%
52% Jan
22
45 V2 Dec
21
50
Jan
5
4.70%
45% Dec
2
51
Jun
23
41% Oct
7
47
Jan
14
4.42%
42% Dec
2
47% Feb
3
40% Sep
25
45% Mar 18
4.20%
29% Jan
2
38% Nov 20
36% Jun
26
41% Aug
13
6% Apr
25
9% Nov
13
67/a Dec
8
10% Feb
18
Jan
2
24% Nov
12
17 Va Nov
5
30
Jan
2
20
74% Nov
17
47% Jan 21
48
38% Oct
7
-
4.08%
101
Nov
May 27
162
July 18
Jan""2
43
Oct" 13
13
29% Dec
Dec
30
26% Sep
18 Va Jun
12
94
Oct
149
S
Electrics
July 17
May
7
lnger8oll-Rand
163,
May
July
6
6
6%
30
45
Dec
17
Interchemical
Corp
95% Feb
24
25
Jan
60% Mar 18
20
31% July
2
385% May 12
39% Jan 27
Dec
9
11
7
33 Va Sep
15
28
13
78% Jun
13
68
Dec
488
1
138
7
35% Apr
22
30
80
-
17% Feb
9
27% Jun
4
Oct
13
86% Jan
8
•111% Dec
21
31
12% Jan
7
24% Nov
9
65% Feb
27
96 Va
7
July 16
16% Nov
7
71
Feb
13
136
Dec
32% July 14
11
40
13
2
4
18
May 7
41% Oct 30
35% Oct
6
111
3
33%
Oct"!?
33%
Dec"
19
Dec
13% Jan
2
32% Sep
17
31
28
2
13
7
14
56
141% Nov
15
10% Sep
15
125
8ep
28
2
Jun
23
'
89
Mar 20
172% July 15
15
37
37
10
55Va Nov-
Feb
31% Dec
Feb
29
6
Jan
16% Jan
94
•
33 Va Dec
28
May 28
May
86% Dec
'
Jan
26%
26%
2,100
17%
18
18%
6,400
100
97%
36%
36%
99%
99 %
97%
36%
35%
,
17%
65%
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65
26 %
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35
36'%
12 %
12%
12'%
12%
12%
12 Va
12%
25%
25'%
25%
25%
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29 Va
28%
29
41%
41%
41%
48%
41%.
41
41%
47%
48
6%
*
28% % 28%
41 Va
36%
48 %
37 Va
38%
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83
65 Va
10
101
60
35%
5,300
15
25%
12 Va
/
30
253/4
15'%
3,700
24%
,15
;
25'%
7
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14'%
25%
13,400
12 %
12'%
1,300
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.
25%.%;
1,200
29'%
300
42
41'%
41'%
5,100
48 Va
48'%
48'%
48 34
8,100
37%
38%
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38%
31%
38'%
17,400
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83
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83
10
83
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6 34
10,900
18%
7%
18%
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19'%
18:>4
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900
20'%
20%
20 Va
20'%
37
37
36%
363i
28'%
28 '/a
28'%
28'%
72
72'%
6%
19
18%
18%
20%
21 Va
20%
20 Va
20
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37%
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37%
36%
37%
21%
27 Va
27'%
27%
27%
28
72
72
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I
72
20»/4
67
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66%
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72
78'%
-
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77
87'%
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66
14
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66'%
65 Va
66
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,
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/
3,400
130
66 Va
13%
600
87'%
72
.
65%
67
4,200
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77
10
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5,300
900
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22 3 4
21%
22%
21%
21%
22
22'%
53 %
53%
53%
54%
53'%
53%
53%
53%
53%
54'%
29 Va
5
29%
29'%
29%
29'%
29%
30
30%
29%
31
86%
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86%
86%
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20
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16,900
2,800
10,000
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11
10%
11 Va
11
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11%
91,400
50
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29%
39
39%
39
39'%
38%
38%
38%
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8
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20
20%
20%
20%
20 Va
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20
20%
2,100
47%
47Va
47'%
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47%
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48
48'%
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30 Va
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30
30
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45
45%
44
45
43
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1
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31
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9
Sep 21
32
Dec
9
44 Va Nov
33
Nov
4
116'% Sep
36% Jan
15
19
Jan
10
126% July 24
34% Nov
14
42% Oct 28
Sep
22
2
38
45.
5
May 27
40% Apr
37% Jan
123
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45 %
45%
100
43 V.
43'%
60
100
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41
43'%
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43'%
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41
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80
156
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7%
7%
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80
78 %
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156
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42
42
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31
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88%
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421 Va
425
50
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141'%
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1
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102
17'%
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71
29'%
30
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30
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71
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71
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71
17,300
42
2,500
5,000
57,000
427
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142
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71
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102 %
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30
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156
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:
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419
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86'%
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33
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Jan
15
Island Creek Coal
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23
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Light Co..,;
10
comraon.;
preferred
Circuit
*32*%
na»-
35'%
50'%
59
35'%
135
*132'%
132'%
35'%
35
*49%
58 Va
''
21
$6
132%
-
35'%
50%
25
Corp
lows-Illinois Gas As Elec Co
I-T-E
133
35%
50%
Teleg.No
preferred
Light As
Power As
133
135
35%
25
As
Interstate Power Co
Elec
135
No par
25
preferred
Interstate Dept Stores
Iowa
123%
'
20
60% Maris
70
42'/a
Rys of Cent Amer com__No par
5%
preferred
.100
$4
Utilities
18
46'%
*43
39%
*86'/4
int'l
International
17
40
35
International
*
July 30
39
32
Packers
Telep
42% Dec
*45%
44
*29%
No par
Shoe
9
46%
*43
30'/a
100
International
39%
"
*45%
49%
com
Canuda
Silver
14
*41%
428'%
Mining Corp
of
43%
39'%
*41%
42 %
*39
42 %
5
preferred
Nickel
39%
*41%
100
International
28% Mar 19
35Va Aug
7
38% Jun 10
34% July 16
Int'l
*39
42%
No par
preferred—
Internatioiiat
39%
*413%
5
Machinescommon
43'%
39%
'42%
42%
*39
42%
*29%
1
Minerals At Chemical
4%
"43%
39%
42'%
1
100
International
19"% Mar
20
common
6
Aug
No par
Corp
Internationa!
28'% Feb
;
Int'l
42'%
39Va
-
44%
39 %
Mexico
Inc
6
40% Dec
2
50
50
50
50
50
No par
12
37% Aug 21
3
7%
July 30
% Dec
122'/a Nov
Iron
Harvester
95
118
26%
17%
*85
preferred
Business
13
13
4%%
Int'J
21% Aug 27
27% Jan
29% Jan
26 Va
17%
24%
15
Co
Int'l
2
Sep 25
Steel
Interlake
14
17
Jan
26 Va
78'%
Inspiration Cons Copper
May 29
153% Jan
Jan
■
Inland
57% July 10
Sep 25
Sep 22
22
11,800
14%
100
86Va Oct
Jun
Jan
T.IOO
40%
87%
preferred
Clfs
44
28
80%
3.9 Va
25 Va
1
common
Insuranshares
166
21 Va Jan
79 Va
39%
107%
14%
1
29
2
Jan
107%
79%
39 Va
•77
Industrial Rayon
Apr
3
25
105%
79%
39%
25
100 pesos
32
Oct
Jan
*105%
80 Va
*79
*97%
36 %
'
107 Va
*105%
106%
10
De
55
Jan
57% Jan
12,500
No par
A
109
July 28
37
100
67%
14%
Indianapolis Power As Llght__No par
43% May
8
34% Sep 21
28
Oct 19
143
7% Jan
•66%
*85
1
27% Mar 26
88
66
87'%
preferred
Industrla
7
65
101*
19
40
900
66%
26 Va
100
preferred
preferred
preferred
13% Apr
70% Jan
1,300
65
78 Va
preferred
1
68% Jatt
31 Va
33%
68
*77
common
13
26% July
%
4
*85
com
1,600
31
*32
18%
14
1
2,000
41%
*17%
*63%
25%
87
78 Va
41%
17%
65
29 Va
% 2,400
17%
25'%
25 34
25.900
12%
17%
14 Va
*29
20
,
75-
17%
*63%
37
%
400
5,700
36%
"
Power
Dec
66
33
4,500
48%
5
Oct
22% Jan
31
33
25%
2ft
:
Oct
35%
31
33 %
64
82
Co
47
65
31 Va
*32
■
Cement
42
156
;
47%
Hupp Corp common
5% convertible pfri series A
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
41
14
106
•77
42/
86 Va
14%
_1
Illinois Central RR Co
52
60 Va
V
78%
*41 Va
27 %
18
18
39%
A
2
9
33%
-
86
•77
31'
?1'%
*32
86%
78 Va
25%
Bay Mln As Sm Ltd_.No par
2% Jan
5% Jan
31%
-
73%,
% 12 %
42%
100
No par
Hudson
93% July 30-
86 Va
*35%
••
41%
42%
100
20% Jan
(-■
64
100
preferred
As
86%
*77
78%
18
82
preferred
Foods
87
42%
26 Va
No par
Houston Lighting & Power
Hunt
86%
17%
50
common
July 13
14
12%
26%
39
preferred
Mar 17
♦
66
74
12%
I8V4
47%
Howard Stores Corp
Howe Sound Co
(Delaware)
29% Dec
72
12%
26%
5
com
preferred
4.40%
-
72%
12%
17%
No par
$2.25 convertible
Household
71%
12%
26%
Houdallle-Industries Inc common...3
12
.71%
39%
10
47% July 22
Feb
69%
40%
12.50
90% Apr
Feb
36:
80
30
15
-
36
39%
lo
preferred
30
41
36%
5
Jan
24
*35%
79%
36%
Dec
2
36 %
60
2,300
16,900
10%
10
10%
9%
1
35
30
'48%
*48
50c
80
36% Dec
26 %
48%
40%
2.50
31
19% Jun
27%
10
80%
*98 Va
20
3
27 %
53
27%
40 Va
No par
Jan
28
50%
53%
49%
53%
52
80
100
49%
52
48
"77
123
123
"
49%
49%
i
92
41% Dec
4,400
123
123
49%
27%
%
106 Va
No par
39% Nov
23% Nov
52%
51%
52 Va
52
51%
49 Va
XlO
67%
7
9
700
11
-18
5
10
56 %
12 %
33
24
15% Feb
56 %
48
31%.
Sep
36% Jan
56V4
56 %
47%
>
42%
32%
85
Sep
4.300
56 Va
125
5
Corp
32%
27%
%
86%
10(>
convertible
32 %
53'a
78 Va
,i
31 %
____i
pTd
50%
32 %
*35 Va
r
10
32%
27%
10
series
1,200
107
■105
50%
2ft
23% Apr
18
86%
42
67% Dec
39% Feb
36 %
*77
Hilton Hotels Corp
Hires Co (Churles E)
Hoffman Electronics Corp
Holland Furnace Co
Holly Sugar Corp. common
5%
*35 %
__]
Corp
2,400
27
26%
-26%
110
32%
*123
49%
10%
,_100
Corp
preferred
84%
10%
,.—25
_
8,100
26%
49 %
-
V;47%
12%
Newport Chem
3%%
July 22
15% Apr
.
Heyden
10%
70
Hewitt-Robins Inc.—
,
Aug 27
9% Jan 10
117
Jan
Co
48
12 %
5% preferred
HerShey Chocolate
27
31
28%
68%
common
82% Nov
3
35% Dec
52%
..No pa:
46% Apr
53% Jan
49 Va
48
1
Hercules Motors..
Powder
51%
.1
preferred
49%
26%
*105
'
common
400
49
26%
26%
26%
56 '%
56 %
27%
,
5
nonctimillative
Hercules
50 %
26%
105%
32
*123 :;{■■• 125
d3 %
10
3.65% preferred
Heller ( W E) At Co—,
Helme (G W) common
23% Jan
90% May
Sep 22
27% Apr
49%
49
26%
49
26%
32%
50%
51 %:
49
26%
110
56
56%
123%
Inc
Heinz4(H J> Co
30% Dec
v
105%
27%
32
Inc
5
89% Feb 21
6
32
56»/4
50 %
ft
2 ;
2
7
17% Jan
♦105
123%
2.50
-
Hayes
*26%
27
110
;
_1
C'o
48 %
49%-
48 %
*49
49%
*49-
27-
26%
27%;
1,05
50
Chemical
7
49%
49 %
'32
„1
Corp
12
%
48%
{.50
com
—_
Hart Sclmffner At Murx.
Hat Corp of America common
4%%
26%
"
2.50
Corporation..;
Harshaw
3
54% Dec
i
49
loo
Refine
preferred
26%
1
100
_
13
.
'
5
common
preferred
Hammennill Paper Co
Hammond Organ Co.
10
83% Oct
75 %
Printing Co
Watch Co
Jan
43% Jan
12
Pj
49
49
49%
49
5
Cementing
convertible
50% Dec
6
3% Jan
6
fW
4%
25
—
Well
57% Dec
20
22% Jan
May
Water
61% Nov
132
1
20% Apr
Jan
Hall
Hamilton
114'/a Aug 31
28% Jun
Huckensuck
Halliburton Oil
July 23
30
Feb
38
30
>
29% May 22
4
21
13% May 20
20
70
9
_50c
35%
1
Breaker
no
5
Co
40
•
36'%
353'4
lie
*116
40J%
_
38 %
36
118
39%
35%
*116
35'%
36
118
118
38'%
37%
38%
35'%
35'%
*116
118
38'%
38
120
38%
8,200
50
5,800
1
leywan
2
26'% Sep
3
18% Dec
19Va Feb
25
33'/a Oct
3
15 % NOV
82
15
90'/2 May 12
Jan
75
40
62 % Dec
23
88
Jan~24
Dec
14
4
29
49% Feb
9
Apr
11
4
For
61
Dec
30
99% Aug
541% Oct
7
96
8
40% Nov 23
footnotes,
see page
593% Jan
24.
47 Va
47'%
21
46,'% Dec
May 22
—1
27
Apr
31'
Mar
*76'%
88
13
31
38
16%
Sep 18
76% Nov
56'/a Dec
35
19'%
1
.100
Feb
52% Dec
93
.—5
57
63
31
7
28
May 12
86
34'% Apr 23
Dec
23% Jan
31% Jan
29
Dec
7
28
59Va Apr 27
70% July 14
88% Dec 22
103% Feb
18
593% July 28
Jewel
Tea
3%%
Co
Inc
preferred
Johns-Manyille
Johnson
Jones
5%
As
As
common
Corp
_.
Laughlin
preferred
Steel
series
r
77'%
46%
16 V4
60'%
47%
47%
58%
com
L10
81
82%
A—
.100
97
97
1
44%
45'%
19'%
*77'%
77'%
—5
-
•'•
,
17'%
—5
—
Johnson-
.100
19'%
78
*76'%
46%
,
>.
' 59
19'%
19'%
19'%
IS3/,
19'%
19'%
16%
19'%
16%
16:,4
16%
17
77%
77%
77'%
77'%
*77
-.47'%
48'%
47'%
48"%
47
47
76'%
76'%
46 •%
47
12,700
60
3,000
48'%
79
♦76'%
79
*76'%
Z
79
47'%
46 Va
46 Va
46*%
40%
59'%
573
59
57%
58
79%
81%
79'%
81'%
79'%
81'%..
97'%
9T Va
98"%
98 Va
98'%
98'%
4
58
,
16%
77'%
44'%
433a
43 Va
»
43 %
44
110
3,900
30
27,700
80'%
*
81'%
98 Va
,99'%
320
43'%
12,200
1
44
1,500
2,000
16%
78
,43
Number 5919
191
Volume
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(399 y
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Range for Previous
Year 1958
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STOCKS
r
Range for Year 1959
Highest
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Sales for
SALE PRICES
LOW AND HIGH
n
'EXCHANGE
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Par
Thursday
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Jan. 20
Jan. 19
Jan.18
Shares
Jan. 22
Jan. 21
•
the Week
Friday
■
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
K
Feb
23
47% Oct
28
'2
7
68% Jan
39% Jarl
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13
4514 Mar
,
112% Dec
37
Feb
9
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; 98V« Nov- 11:
10
7
-
65
16
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29
85
Oct
28
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88
Dec
10
25
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82% Jun
92% Jan
V 98 /
89%
19 v
3
93
5
39% Feb
28% Jan
2
./ 50
34
11
20% Jan
46% Jan
7
22
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Jan
119
•
24
Jan r
70% Apr
75%
87%
*85%
87%
88
*86 %
88
,■
31% Apr
Kern
.
47% Aug 25
39% Apr
29% Feb
7
•27% Jan
45% Nov
11
37% Oct
9% Feb
22% Jan
2
Dec
85
Feb
47%:
6
Nov
16
8.7?
32%
,
17 %
35
4
15
Sep
18
;
.
4%
-
5
Aug
Kresge (S S)
Kress
34% Jan
v.:'
23% Jan
28% Nov
1-
22
17 ■•'
3% May 19
4% Nov
6
3% Dec
2
25% Dec
11
24 % Jan
8
34% Apr
15% Oct
21
23% Nov
2
21
% Sep
18
31
39
Nov
24
85
46% Dec
17
Jan
83
Dec"l8
Mar 28
25%
89
12% May
9% Mar 26
32 %
72
39% Oct
21
> Jan
2
1% Jan
9
7
173/4 Feb
13
20
6% Sep
30
10% Sep
24
July
5% Jan
2
22% Feb
28
Dec
19
24% Feb
10
40% Oct
30
14% Jan
2
19% Sep
2
32
,91.
6
Jan
29
23
13% Jan
2
13%
82% Dec
5
17
1583/4 Jun
4
140% Dec
31
140
Sep
48
Oct
57
63%
Oct~14
10
15
Oct
21
73
14% Mar
Dec
29
73% Nov
18
23%
44%
.
112% Dec
2
47% Dec
8
36% Nov
107% Feb
18
1353/4 Dec
9
Nov
12
29% Jan
Jan
23
96
139% Jan
Mar
4
85
Oct
14
79% Dec
89
11
81% Dec
16
2
12
1283/4 Jan
36% Dec
3
143
Jun
23
131% Dec
31
273/4 Feb
44
Dec
22
363/4 Jun
26
55% Mar
81
Oct
6
11% Jan
17
Sep
60
14
Jan
19% Jun
48% July
7
1427/8 Mar25
44% Nov 23
25
88
July 29
7
104% Mar
18y/4 N0v
5
6
347/n Apr
15
.
32%
4,100
123/4
.13%
87,300
38%
38%
45 y8
45 3/8
453/4
7,000
55%
54%
54%
4,500
953/4
S4%
95%
94%
95
94'/a
94%
24,500
12%
51 Ve
52
50%
51%
50%,
51
6,200
47%
48%
47%
483/4
48%
23%
23%
233/8
46
46
46
23%
23%
46
46
,
'
39
.
'
.,
A
65%
66%
66
v
41%
41%
41%
41%.
29%
29
29%
44%
43%
44%
78
29%
29%
43%
44%
43%
7,900
23%
1,100
46%
300
66%
673/4
3,700
41%
41%
1,100
29%
8,600
443/4
6,700
44%
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170
78%
78
77%
773/4
78
17%
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18
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.
49
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66%
42
29%
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,
67
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-
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6,400
7,300
32%
32%
32%
32%
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33%
33%
31%
33
31
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19%
20
20
20
19%
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19%
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2,100
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33
33%
33
33%
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333/4
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33
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23
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89
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32
32
89
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1
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38% 39%
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118
31
31%
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98
80
80
1
4
10
100
10
100
100
preferred
preferred—
100
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.—100
common:
—5
100
El Co (Ky)-Nopai
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141
36% 36%
132%
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77
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19%
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61
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12,200
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32
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28%
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49 Yb
49 y8
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23
23
23
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2,300
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14
14%
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60 y4
61%;
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62%
29,100
28%
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29
29 y4
29
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57
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112
113
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98
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81
81
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133
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40
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96
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81
*80%
82%
*81
82%
37%
37%
132 %
13iy2
37
132%
77%
77 y4
100
10
41,100
38%
132%
320
3,600
40
39%
40
39%
100
i
141
*136
142
*134
77 A
18/8
83
20
'*
31%
17 Ve
*9%
97/e
7J/2
7%
28
28%
*49
50
22% 23
66% 667/a
10% 11
89
89V2
*141
142%
56
57
58V4 58%
14 V* 14%
60
61 %
18 %
82,a
19,4
31
*28 y2
4
31 y4
,
1,300
19%
19%
31
*3%
29%
15
29
297/8
15V* 15%
29
29%
38
38%
112% 112%
31% 31%
*96
98
*79% 81
*80% 81%
*137% 142
36% 36%
132% 133
13,900
*28%
28V2
29%
28%
29%
19%
19 y8
19%
31
37/a
31
17%
22%
49
89
11%
29»/4
3
31 %
31
49 y.
10%
-10
t 7%
28%
*49
1
>48%
*87
12
29%
2%
31
'
19%
*28%
3y8
31 %
173/4
•
29%
29
-
4
31
17%
22%
,
'
'
19V2
30%
19%
30%
"'
33
:
,.
19%"
5
Co
32%
*28%
4
Glass
v
33
33
5
Paper Co
Louisville & Nashville—:
50
Lowenstein (A1) & Sons Inc
1
Lpkens Steel Co__—
—3.33y8
Lylcea Bros Steamship Co
10
July 10
22
71 % Jan
-
16
700
4,700
'
32%
32%
32%
%
"
'• • :•
4.25% series D
4.35% series E
4.40% series G
Lorillard (P) Co
/ 7% preferred
Louisville Gas &
6
27
Nov
69
15% Jan
29
817/a Sep 16
24% Sep 30
Apr
155% Apr
129% Nov
128
4
14
90% Mar
Jan
100% Apr
Mar
104
30
927/a Feb
P Sutherland
Long Island Lighting Co com
5% series B preferred—
36% Apr 15
16
88% July 28
82
26
47
/•.
1
;
Loew's Theatres Inc
; Lone Star Cement Corp
Lone Star Gas Co common
4.84% conv preferred
5
37% Jan
Dec
104
..y,
Loew's Inc
17y4Julyl0
20
2
47
|
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
8
Mar .9
46% Jaii 26
38% Oct
Jan
30
37
15
27
7
28% Sep
2
31
3
.
47
10
Co
^
35%
47
65%
V
78
,
17%
35%
10
Co___
&
77%
.
1
Libhy McNeill & Lihby__
7
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com
25
5 C
7% preferred ;
—..100
l '
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
5
9
.Link Belt
a
23
Lionel Corp _—£
J
2.50
30
Litton Industries Inc
1
9
21
10% Mar
28% Jan
Oct
;oo
Inc:
77
35%
42
=
30%
44
1,500
77 %
78
35%
54%
55
45%
46
"
43%
30
88%
77%
„
..
45%
,•
56%
•
23, "..
42%
*85%
•
56%
46%
51%
1
67%
■
85
45%
45%
23%
67
88
88
*82
,
12%
V;
.40.
...
20
*85%
*87 %
.-
39%
40 %
55%
..
75%
48% "49%
'
,
.V
46
100
.1,800
47%
47.
*74
.
■
*
50% ;
*45
46%
12%
52%.
9
39% Apr
24% Sep
273/4 Jun
223/8 Mal. 28
July
13
21
63
99
63% Jun
14
Nov
9% Sep
463/4 Jan
Jan
Mar
40%
96%
98y« Oct 28
J/152
12%
49
1
Libby-Owena-Ford
77% Aug 27
10% Nov
80% Jan
2
2
32%
12%
39%
12%'
12%
52
o«-i'
-.2
common..
May' 5
57% Apr
Oct" 13
7% Jan
65-% Jan
32%
'
95
:_no
Co
<
Jan
1
3% Jun
22
32%
32%
95
—
30% Mar 23
55% Apr
47
56%
3.85%, preferred
it
10C
10
l03/BFeb 12" I-^15% July 9 "/Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co.
37% Jan^'0' /Lehigh Portland Cernent
115
29
Sep 22
2
1 % Jan
3% Apr "*fi
" Lehigh Valley Industries
com
1
2
26l/4 Dec 30 /»; $3 non-cum 1st preferred
No par
15% Jan
;
2
/ 9% July 13 / •' 50c non-cum 2nd pfd___.
5 % Jan
No par 107/8 Jan 12
Lehigh Valley RR.^__
Nopai
6 % Dec 30
317/8 Mar. 4.-^Lehman Corp
1
263/4 Sep 22
-"57% Dec '4 Lehn &' Fink Products.—5
36
Jan
7
24% Dec 10
Lerncr. Stores Corp .....____.No par
18% Jan
2
9
28
14
1
47%
47
48
•.
7
35%
54%
- •
.4.32% preferred series A
25
La Consolldatla 6% pfd-75 Pesos Mex
Lane Bryant
1
'Lear Inc
50C
.J1 Lee Rubber & Tire
1.6
Lees (James) & Sons Co common.3
22,
4% Mar 11
78%
35%
47%
Laclsd® Gas Co common
34% Jan
6
V
•'
19% Oct 21
18
H)
(S
Kroger Co',
22
'
24
33% Dec
2
88%
88%
78
35%
/
Co——
Kroehler Mfg
22% Dec
20
(E J)
5
6
Feb
*85%
*82
•
12%
■
preferred
3
2
18% Jan
85
-;.*85%
40%
Corp
26% Mar
13% Jan
25
88
*82
78%
40
50c
•
—
Land
43% Mar
29
27% Jun
>■
22% Jan
Jan
88
*86%
i: A
85
88%
12%.
.1
Copper..
County
Korvette
K
17
*85%
87
*35
■«
47%
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines—.100 G
Koppers Co Inc common
10
26
21
32% Nov 24
7
31
33% Dec
22
Dec
31
.
29:
30% Nov
12
43 % Nov
22
16% May 26
Dec
13% May
21
32% Nov
2
% Jan
24
77
May 29 *
17% Oct
75%
47 %
35%
.
'
•86
*74
78
16
King-Seeley
7 "r
51% Mar 13
22
*35
600
125
125
-88
*86V2
600
119%
*124
119
*123
46%
200
43%
*118
75.%
<v
87
-
i
85
*85%
79%
79
Co._i.No pai
*82
<
;
<
•88%
*85%
4%% conv prior preferred
2:
Keysi<»ne Steel & Wire Co__i.... :
Kimberly-Clark Corp
..6
20
54% July 22
74% Nov 25
85
*82
___100
Light. Co..,
Kerr-MoGee Oil Indus
2
2
2
9
*74
75%
14,400
*43
|
47
46%
*86%
„■
*105-
433/4
119
125
49%
107%
49
49%
106%
*43
119
..
*123
47
46%
47%
.v
*85%
.•
/_lGt
Electric
&
Power
Kennecott
5
21
1
2
17
119
125
lot
c_,
Kendall Co
2
34 % Jan
78% Sep
119
125
...
*74
Kayser-Roth Corp new..
29
Apr
25% Jan
28% Dec
Kansas
:
7
y
Jun
T. 64
7
26% Jan
..
*119
125
100
43
47
•preferred-).-
Kansas Gas
4
117% Feb
'
59
21
70% Nov
16
19% Apr
111
46% Nov
2
7
I"
•63
44% Oct
7
22 % Sep 28
.
29 % Nov
7
-
Jan
30
17
90% Oct
28
60% Nov
25
121
Kansas City Southern com.—No par
''-4%v- noiVcum preferred--*.
..at
'41% May 12
•; Kellogg Co V. 50%
Kelse.v Hayes
July 31 :
22
45% Oct
13
66% NOV
:
2
Feb
38
Sep
13% DeC
41% Feb
105% Oct
27
75% Jan
120
49 J/4
110
43
*74
pfeferretl.i«.__iw!
.4.35%
12
33 % Nov' " 4
July 27-
-
51% Sep
33% Jan
100
*106
*43
44
.
v
106%
493/4
48%
50%
108
44
108
•
com.No p&i
preferred .J.
4.20%
t.
" Mat'. 6
38% Aug 28
13
10
43% Oct
43
"<*%>■ prefeired_--.___:
1
,.100.
.4.50% preferred——.—..loii
5
■.»; 88% Feb
30
- -
Feb
•
21
11%-Dec 28
1
110
.-.50
1959)'conv pfd
3.80%
27
May 20
85% July 10
'
25% Apr >
f3/V^
48 y8
51'/a
49%
..
*106
J'-
'
13
29% Dec
Y
33 vs
preferred___ 100
preferred^.
^
convertible-preferred
'4%%.
Mar 11, f,
82
72% Sep
34% Nov
-'42% Dec
convertible
'57% ApY 17' /Kansas City Pr & Lt Co
'
18
Sep-23
-4%%
4%%
•. r
24
July-27
July 27
130
>20":
Kaiser-Alum A: Cbeip Corp..
8
Feb
135
79% Sep 25
86
•
19
38% Aug
•
2
Jan
1
^
Jun .20 \
-
88% Nov
v
10«
293/s Jan
29
99
.
•2'
23
73% Nov
May T
July 31 ,
*
Jan
10
Nov
46 % Oct
■96"*
t
5
50% Jan
Feb
'
'
14
92 Va May
••• 103
87
34
-Feb
►'.*86
* Got
107
Dec~23
50%
2 n.
-
78
July
48
107
2
-Jan:
83
*
July 27
120
-
42% Dec 31
.5,400
78%
78
8,600
191/4
18%
18%
18%
82
843/4
82%
83%
5,400
20
20%
20'/a
20%
3,200
M
23
Jan
116
Jan
28% Sep
31% Aug 13
2
15
35
28
Jan
22
■
9
3
123'% Jun
32% Jan
6
50 Va Dec
44% Oct
26
47 Va Dec
Jan
2
43% July 10
70% Sep 30
17% Oct 14
87'% Mar 30
118
2
37
21% Jan
2
17
36% Nov 17
28
Jan
3
39% Dec
78>/2 Jan
6
88
125
MacAudrewa &
Apr
May 14
Sep
8
Jan
31% Jan
1
18% Oct
1
14
17% Dec
31
21
21
71% Oct
10
39%
23% Apr 29
5% Jan
2
5
y2 Apr
12% Jan
8% Sep
8% Nov
8
17
3
13
Dec'lO
Aug
29
47% Oct
1
4
40% Dec
35% Nov 20
50% Dec
3% Dec
31
23
5% Sep
7
15 y4 Jan
22% Mar
22% Nov
33
Jan
2
28% Oct
1
2
7% Feb
4
25% Jan
24% Oct 29
2
21 Va Dec
44% NOV
7
297/8 Jan
2
45% Nov
81'% Jan
8
93% July 11
42 y4 Jun
88
Sep
25
36% Jan
7
32% Jan
2
42% Dec
3
34
Jan
2
49 y2 Dec
22
y2 Nov
11
85% Jun
26
75
Sep
66% Sep
16
85% Jun
16
15
77
34
75
July 30
46
Oct
59% Jan
2
51% Dec
14
6
May 19
71
Dec
16
81
65 Va Nov
9
Jan
2
18% Apr
*7
39
% Jan
9
Dec
29
18% Jun
9
32'% Oct
22
29
Jan
2
Dec
24
44
Feb
10
20
45
13% Dec 31
62
83 % Dec
28% Mar
29
56Va Dec
Jan
1
77% Dec
32% Nov 18
29% Sep
317/a Apr
39
23
41% Sep
26
Jan
2
59V4 Dec
1
10% Jan
2
20% Nov
17
31
37 % Jan
54
Mar
10
30
9
17% Dec
14
32% E)ec 29
37% Sep
7% Jun
3
9% J a rf
10
13% Jan
33% Apr
2
22 % Dec
19
9
47% Sep 24
86% Jan
7
96
22% Jan
"If
Apr
25
21
Feb
13
20 Va Jan
2
8 Vb
41% Jun 24
87
Dec
8
25% Nov
78% July 28
26% Apr
23% Jan
85
78
14
May 7
For footnotes, see page 24.
Dec
17
0
30
'
Feb
47% Apr
::
DCc
•
1
27% Dec
Feb
2
10% Sep
95 '/a Mar
26
29% Oct
26
29% Dec 22
7
*18%
18%
100
*18%
20
541/2
53i/4
54%
54 i/a
55%
12,300
35
34%
36%
36 Va
36%
19,700
44%
44
44%
44
44
341/2
35%
441/2
44%
431/4
*3%
6 '
6
*16%
171/4
35
341/B
32%
51%
49%
50%
4i9y2
47%
48
47
471/2
46%
90
90
*90
42%
42%
—No par
36%
37%
36%
36%
5
47 VB
47%
47
47%
*73%
75
74
74
*73%
*72
73%
72
*72
*66
67
*66
67
*66
*72
74
*72
•74
*72
*
No par
10u
1
Co—
Corp.
Stores common
$3.75 preferred
$3.75 pfd 1947 series
$3.40 preferred
3%%
preferred —
:
No par
No par
No par
100
No par
No par
No par
3
50
Co
Inc...
Corp.
Corp
+
common
i
$2.50
514
Corp common
--50c
convertible preferred—100
McDermott (J Ray) & Co Inc
1
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
5
McGraw-Edlson Co...—
1
-
-
■■
44
"
Mead
Corp common
4Va%
j-
Medusa
preferred 11st. series)
>or
Portland Cement
No par
Melville Shoe Corp common—
4%
preferred series B
...
-
ln'
32%
~
42%
72
17
17
*16%
17%
26%
26%
26%
26%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
16%
16%
15%
16
16
161/s
16%
28%
28%
28%
29%
29
28%
29%
15,400
33%
32%
33%
33 VB
34
24,300
43
.
49%
49%
47%
47
47
91%
*90
50
*90
91%
42%
42%
42%
36
36%
36
47
47%
46%
49
*72%
74
721%
67
*66
67
*66
74
*72
74
*72
75
10
721% 5
30
67
74
43
421%
43i/8
6,700
26%
26/8
26%
26%
27%
3,600
29
29
29
1,400
40%
40 Va
*48
13%
28%
28%
28%
28%
40%
*39%
401/4
*39%
4oy8
*48
49
49
13%
49
*48
13%
.'
13%
37%
38%
38
38
38
32 Va
32%
32%
32%
32 3
a
33
44%
45
44%
45
44%
45
70
69
70
671/2
69%
17%
17%
29%
17%
18 'A
30%
-29%
79%
18
29%
'
8%
9,200
*73%
*79
46
48i%
471%
75
13%
31%
361%
36%
17,800
3,500
*73%
79%
8%
47%
50
43
75
13%
45
36%
2,000
4,000
48
421/8
74%
.
79%
3iy8
42%
49%
91%
*90
261/B
40
40
30
49%
47 %
91%
4,300
27
28%
*18
2,700
5%
5%
421/2
29
70
100
1,900
43%
29
-
700
.
42%
25 3i
*43
6%
44%
26
40
61/4
1,300
3%
6
42%
44%
25%
Stores
3
'
5%
5%
3%
6
27
27
3%
6
*16%
3%
17%
*5%
6
3,000
4
*3%
4
27-1/4
27
20
4,000
53 »4
3%
53i
*18%
8,300
55%
44%
36V2
.
19%
19%
20
5114
"
85% Apr
19%
3%
44
McGregor-Doniger Tne class A *
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines...No par
McKee
(A G) & Co
No Par
McKesson & Bobbins Inc
-w
McLean Trucking Co..
1
MeQua.v Norris Mfg Co
10
18
11
10
51
930
19%
23,800
19%
19%
32 Va
—
McGraw-Hill Publishing
24
Nov
80%
19%
34%
35%
3%%
31
33
80 Va
1
preferred
McCrory-McLellan
July 17
50
38%
81%
161/2
•
13
Dec
39%
81
x27%
MeCoi'd
J6
21 %
39
80%
16%
McCall
5
72
39%
80%
28%
MCA
5
48% July 16
39%
39%
39%
16%
Maytag
•
58
47%
28%
Corp
May Dept
9
,
47
471/2
5
Midland
Masonite
Dec
Feb
481%
27%
Martin
t
1
31 % Dec
7
42
Oct 30
53
July 24
94 %
521/4
49%
47%
27%
17
24
ig % Feb
*18%
48
47
8
•
38
18%
57
No par
Marquardt Corp
—
Marquette Cemeni Ml'g Co.
Marshall Field & Co com
4%%
preferred
12
10
43% Nov
18%
54
49%
48
.17%
Mar 31
Feb
19y»
'47
48%
49%
*16%
Marine
24
Mar 26
72 % Mar
19%
c
60
23,200
49
Maxwell & Moore...12.50
Maraciabo Oil Exploration
...1
Maremont Automotive Products—1
'
82
80
Manning,
53% Feb
81
39 Va
80
1
t
Bros
Manhattan-Shirt.—
>■
46% May 22
22
11
32 % Sep 22
27 Vs Dec 30
Mandel
26
62% May 11
Dec
& Co„
Manati Sugar Co
93 Va Jan
71
71% Dec
13
July
4
Oct 27
25% Jan
30
28 Va
23 y2 Jan
31
59% Dec
2
Jun
7% Jan
4% Dec
16'/4 Dec
18% Jan
14
30
16
1
26
9
30
Co
<P R)
Mallorj
•
39%
19%
10
1
1
118
80%
47%
80
No par
Garden
Magna vox
2
18
7% Jan
9 Va Jan
Square
28%
*1161%
47%
48%
50%
39 Va
100
1,000
29%
29
*116%
117%
*115
118
29
28%
28%
28%
116y2
46%
par
:■
116
118
49%
-
1
Magma Copper.:
Mar .17
19
5% Jan
21
9
Fund
Madison
21
197/a Oct
w)
Inc——
Madison
;
78
,
preferred (w
5lA%
9
Jan
—
Macy (R H) Co -Inc com—No
4%% preferred series A
■
20 y8 Jan
14
100
9
50
preferred.
•28%
28%
28%
*116 Va
Mack Trucks Inc.—.
32% Nov
13 y4 Apr
6%
.
Forbes common—10
13%
13%
79%
*31
*79
79%
38%
*79
38
38%
13%
*79
37%
400
49
13%
79%
2,700
20
38
5,800
32%
4,800
31%
32%
31%
44%
45
44%
451/4
6,500
67%
67%
671/2
67%
2,300
17%
17%
17%
17%
291/2
29
29%
29%
29%
2,400
31%
30%
311/4
31
31
2,300
44
44
i
31
31%
44%
44%
44%
44%
43%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
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27%
45
"
*48
8%
800
441/2
5,200
8%
8%
10,100
27%
27%
3,100
45-.
4,000
28
27
27%
27%
27.%
271/8
45%
45%
45 y8
45
45%
45
44%
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88%
87%
500
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88%
88 »/a
87%
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27%
27%
28
27
21 Va
4,600
27%
28%
6,300
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27'/a
27%
27%
27%
28
28%
27%
28%
28
79
78%
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45
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28
78 %V
78 y8
78i%
79
100
The Commercial and Financial
(400)
20
Chronicle
.
.
Monday, January 20, 1960
.
\
NEW YORK. STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
STOCKS
Previous
Highest
Lowest
.-Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Par
Jan. 21.
Jan. 20
tbb Week
Friday
Thursday.
Wednesday
-
.
19
-
33%
33 %
33%
33%
74 %
"75%
74%
75%
71%
71 %
71%
71
•
34 %
74%
Jan.
...Jan. 18
,
Sales for
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK v
Range for Year 1959
Year 195H
7174
:
Jan. 22
'Shares
v
'
19 "4 Jan
10
74
Mercantile Stores Co Inc—:
2
18
29 % Jan
7
38
10
67
Feb
9
91% May *5
May 20
71
Nov
17
85
Feb
70
86
1
Oct
Jun
Dec
83% Dec
32
7
36% Jan
Merck
&.
$3.50
Co
Inc
3%
65%
65%
63%
64%
64%
65 3a
65 %
17»k
17
•17 Va
17.:.
17%
17 v.;
14
15% Jan
22% Feb
25
10
53% Jan
6
82% July
92% May 13
74% Dec
22
Dec
28
88% Apr 15
98
Mar 13
75% Nov 30
88
Mar 31
3.85%
7
74% Nov
12
87
Apr
28
3.80%
preferred series
preferred series
preferred series
84% Dec
30
99% Mar 11
4.45%
preferred series
4
Aug 12
40% Oct 13
6
48% Dec
2
2
62% Dec
15
79
79
97
102
22
Dec
91
9
Apr
90% Feb 26
24
Sep
84
Oct
15
92
Jan
14
104
24% Mar
34Vk Jan
July
'
Miami
Sep
23
5G
Dec
18
MIdola
South
Jan
23
68
Dec
16
Mldlaud
58% Dec
2
25
2
43% Oct
19
13
Jail
2
88
Jun
10
83% Jan
2
25% Feb
24
39 % Aug
4
33% Dec
29
14%Jan
7
21% Feb
6
15% Oct
9
Dec
11
111% Jan
20% Nov
5
18% Feb
9
28% Dec 31
21
Jan
Sep
126
17
2
39% Jan
31
U0% NOV
27
2
92
24 % Mar
150
28
5%%
2
20% Feb
16
Minn
182% Dec
23
Minn
Dec
29
111% Jan
8
2
35% Oct
8
31% Apr
28
27% Jan
6
35% Dec 29
31V4 Dec
14
39
4%Jien
2
18% Oct
•
16% Jan
2
25
Feb
25
44% Aug
35% Oct
20
49% Apr
18% Feb
25
25% Aug
i
6
19% Nov
16
29% May
10
39% Dec
16
31% Dec
23
41% Mar 16
4% Sep
23
11% Jan
2
73% Feb
25
21% Jan
31
27
Jan
4% Jan
-
116
2
9% Jun
5
2
Apr
43% Dec
29
&
Jan
22
Minnesota
Power
19
Minute
Maid
4
Mission
4
MlssHro
Development
Jan
8
19% Dec 30
17
Jun
10
20% Jan
18
12% Jan
8
18% Apr
14% Dec
Jan
2
80
Nov
19
60
Jan
9
70
62
Jan
10
90
Nov
19
68% Jan
8
15 % Jan
G
20% Sep
Apr 22
18
16% Dec
12% Nov 24
Jan
3 % %
29
preferred
I lie
ud Co
Monarch
41 % Nov
20
38% Jan
8
56% July 27
8
31 % Dec
1
27% Dec
28
14% Jun
22
21 % Dec
29
20 % Jan
18% Feb
25
37% Dec
22
20% Oct
7
36% Jan
2
2
42% Nov
13
40% Feb
3
53 "2 Dec
23
Montgomery
24% Feb
24
Moore
Dec
21
Morretl
174% Dec
30
Motorola
Monsanto
Montana
29% Aug 31
2
23% Dec
31
23% Jan
2
60% Dec
31
57 % Jnu
if
61
24
27 % Nov
Mm
6
18% Nov
"IT
Feb
9
24
Dec
23
Motor
21
25% Sep
22
32
Jan
20
24% Jan
2
37
July
45
Dec
18
43% Jan
2
51% Aug
33% Nov
28
25% Sep
22
Feb
25
50
Sep
IH
39 %
16% Dec
19
13% Nov
July 17
32%
i%-6%
45 7
6%
31 %
31 % %
35
35 %
35%
19
19 %
36
36%
35 %
36
20%
19%
20%
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20%
32%
32 %
32 %
32%
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23%
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40
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20,100
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5,400
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f
31
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Mtinafiigwear
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8
31% July 24
50% Jan
20%
32%
19%
issued
Mueller
13
19% Jan
20%
32%
2
Co
Products
or
25% Oct
38
36%
*9%
..
Ward & Co
< -John >
32% Nov
30% Jan
36%
19%
Co
shares
McConnuck
17
16
36%
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167
163%
32
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15%
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57 %
Mining A Chemical—
Oil
Monterey
12% Apr
19% Jan
Jan
19%
*12'k
Co
Utilities
Power
American
When
22% Dec
19%
23
Chemical
Monianu-Daknia
2
27% Aug 28
5
19%
36%
No par
A
II
Clasa
Monieciittiil
Maj"
35
19%
No par
class
ItR
Uonon
Tool
Machine
30
11% Jan
35 %
19%
100
100
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preferred
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Mo J
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31%
14%
common
15%
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166
58
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13%
inc
% .23%
32%
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22% Jan
35
165%
14,
14% May 26
27
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168
8
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12% Oct
16%
16%
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23
50
20
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17%
2
17
16
125
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22
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2
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class
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23%
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14.100
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14
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91
17%
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1.8%
86
76
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29
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1
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56%
56
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24
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28
56
33
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14% Sep
22
55%
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19
Jan
24
57
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87
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11 *4
54
57
86
90
77
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77%
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78% Aug 14
13
53%
57
75 %
2
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30
52
8% Jan
53%
57
77'
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;
17%
68%
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84:%
600
%
65%
1-7
78
84%
84%
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Cement
Missouri
27
Aug
5
1H
.60%
53 %
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2.50
No par
1
Paper
Fuel
Pacific
Missouri
52% May 25
45% July 29
2
59 %
57
75%
75%
1
Mi.ssourl-Kaii-Tex
2
8
15
4% Jan
61%
53 %
57
1
—
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Mississippi rttve.r
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84%:
•
19,300
71%
66%
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68 %
67%
77
53
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A
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77%
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76%
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At
Mlnnesola
Dec
24
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V
1
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85%
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A
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Corp of
Jun
38
34
20
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77
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100
10
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4
31
76
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Jun
■
%
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Inc
Corp
Chem
;
100
100
100
100
•
prelerred
Oil
Minerals &
July 21
29% July 29
14
10
1st
Midwest
20
20% Nov
Jan
Utilities
Enterprises
.69%
pftt—100
Mitiiano-Russ Curp common
12
Feb
40% Jun
2
20% Sep
14% Dec
17
5
Co
Copper
44
78
7% Jan
4.35%
33
33% Jan
35% Jan
7G
Machine
Metropolitan Edison 2 90*
9
28% Jun
39
Mesta
l
3.400
75
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17%
Dec
18
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33%
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65 'a
17
8
16% Nov
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•
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Mergentnaler Linotype. Co
1
Merritt-Chapman & Scott-:.-12.50
44 % Jan
Jan
-
71 %
5
78
74%
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preferred
53% Oct 27
39
33%
No par
6
30% Mar 10
19% Feb
74
>
34%
76%
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16%c
common
%
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27
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300
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300
N
9s/« Jut
II
Jan
15
5
13
12% Nov
10
18
14
50% Sep
15
63% May
22% Dec
14 Va Jail
23% Mar
Aug
59% Oct
43% Jan
29
16% Dec
23
29% Jan
31
Jan
8
51 % Nov
41% Jan
149% Oct
20
168
9% Jau
Jan
24% Sep
49% Jan
142
20
16% Nov 20
50% Jan
86% Dec
8
19
Dec
Sep
N A !•'I
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6
National
22
National
6
National
Aviation
56 Vk Dec
30
National
Biscuit
3
12
National
Can
5
National
Cash
10
14% Jan
55% Sep 25
26% Jun 12
80
Jan
preferred
J9V4 Jan
30% Dec
II
32% Jan
15
National
21
46% Feb
2
54 % Jun
12
National
Dairy
31% Nov
19
28% Jun
8
35% Dec
7
86% Jan
103% Nov
19
90
Sep 23
Dec
9
21
Jun
1
59% Dec
11
52% Sep
24
17% Jan
42
24
Jan
90
Jan
100
May
109
4%%
pfd
21
National
27
Notional Gypsum
8
84
Nov
19
97% Feb
26
104
Feb
S
132% Aug
3
$4.50
Jun
19
145
Jun
10
159
3
1%
Jun
17
120% Dec
31
134% Mar 12
6%
2
168
7
143
137k Jan
7
18% Sep
10
17
Jan
2
22
Aug 18
National
21% May 12
30% Sep
28
28% Jan
12
44
Aug 28
Natl
37% Dec
3
24% Mar 25
National
4
22
7
4% Jan
16 % Jan
7
5% Nov
18
12
13% Aug II
10
24
2
38% Nov
Jan
9
27% Nov
12
36% Jan
2
7
71% Dec
28
19
19% Jan
2
19
74% Oct 23
84% July
14 % Jan
8
20
Nov
15
96
'
May 29
14
36% Apr 30
74% Dec 22
108% Oct
13
68% Oct 22
50% Oct
14% Nov
4
22
National
U
15
National
Vulcanized
Feb
15
Nalotnas
26
Nelsner
37% Apr 13
433a Feb 26
82% Mar
21% Jan
Newlwrry Co
3%7#
39%
37%
common
England -Electric
New
Jersey Pr A, f.t Co 4%
19%
89-.;.,
25-V
197,8
20%
197 k
20
19%
20
11
10%
11%
10%
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147k
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13
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33
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32
32 Va
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32
40
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20%
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20%
73%
71%
34%
30 3 8
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33%
25% Apr
H
36% Oct
8
24% Dec
29
38% Feb
17
New
N
25% Dec
11
27% Nov
Haven
Hartford
Ac
12
Y
York
series
A
Electric
Can
•
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6%
11%
25%
26%
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12%
1
6%
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26 %
25%
26
25%
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74%
74
74
35 Vk
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67
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66
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72 %
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72%
76
76 %
76
76
100
Mar 23
6 25%
preferred
100
4.85%
preferred
10r
.
Feb
6
100% Oct
91
Sep
19% Sep
34
53% Apr
21 % Sep
Niagara
Jun
17
44
Nopco Chemical
29
108
Nov
19
84% Jan
18
20% Nov 25
11% Dec
4
63% Apr
26% Apr
11
72% Nov 19
30% Sep
32
9
23
100% Aug
5
32% Jan
12
32% Dec
30
109% Jun
13
113% May 26
64
28
Sep
Dec
Jun
100% Oct
102
23
21
30
24
5
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Dec
16% Jan
7
70% Sep
25
Aug 29
79% Sep
25
80% Oct
1
5
12% Dec
North
27
Northern
35% Jan
22
Northern
16
5%%
108
Feb
22% Nov
11
83% Jan 23
94
92
•
Jun
13
July 16
94 % Jun
19
28
103
22% Jan
67
Dec
2
28
Nov
6
5 80%
IP
40
40
common__25
100
Gas
Co
preferred.
Northern States Pwr Co
Common
29
88 % Mar 23
•4.10
preferred
21
86% Mar
«4 08
28
79% Dec
28
88% Mar 23
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31
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see page
24.
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73
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92
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63
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24
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122
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63 7a-
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22
11% Sep
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17% Sep
9% Jun
13% Jan
68
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15
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8
6
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146
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9
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17
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145%
35
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34%
100
preferred A
preferred B
13
7 % Jan
26% Jan
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National
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of 1951_^
preferred
128% Nov
47% Apr
30% Jan
28%
46 3
Apr
10
115% Oct
1
71
17
10%
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26 34
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84% Apr
148
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63 %
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54
55%
144%
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6
Apr
26%
55%
100
Distillers 6t. Cheiu
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16%
_10
common
Register
City
49% Nov
20% Jan
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54%
16%
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...
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37% Jan
14
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54%
1
164% Apr
7%
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Airlines
15
34% May
13%
5
Acme Co
22
21
1
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Corp
30:;
4
27
•
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28-Vt
4
1 %
32.400
47.100
11,500
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Number 5919
191
olume
.
.
The
and Financial Chronicle
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
llangc for Previous
STOCKS
Year I9.">8
Lowest •""'
Range for Year 1959
Highest
Lowest
►
•-
Highest
'
t-
NEW
YORK
Sale* for
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
•
'
Par
Wednesday
Jan.19
Jan. 18
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Jan.20
Jan.21
Shares
Jan.
O
50% .lan
60'/2 Nov
14
20
Jim
lo
103
Sep
16
78% Sep
19
94% Nov
17
103
Oct
31
102
18%
Jan
13
27.
Dec
3
17% Jan
6
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89
57 % Sep
83
Dec
22
67% Jan
30
21
95% Jan
16
74
Dec
29
85
Jan
12
f
87% Dec
15
100
Jan
13
:
86
95% Jan
16
92% May 16'
Jan
17
May-16
-
.43% Aug 11
29 % Dec
31% Apr
7% Jan
16
'3
45% Dec
13
Dec
80 '
9
-
29
18
Sep-25
9
14% Jan
15% Dec
15
74
Dec
IT
61% Jan
20% Jan
35
Dec
18
29% May
02% Mar
118
104
Dec' *2
Ohio
27
120(
Olln
Outboard
Dec
30
12
16 %
May
7
10
94% July
2
Owens
Outlet-
66% Dec
24
18
79% Feb
9
104% Dec
31
/• :„97;% Jan
27
110 % Dec
• 9
4%
38% Apr
7
28
89 % Dec 11
31
99% July 29
25% Jan
2
38% Aug'
8V
26% Nov
88 % Oct
1
96% May
5
85
24
89% Feb.
7% Jan
2
14
Oct
3
9% Sep
23
14% May 34
9 % Jan
2
21% Dec
18
16% Nov
11% Nov
16
23% Jan
16
27
15% Jan
5
10
14% July 30
May 22
.
22% Nov
18% Jan
17
Jan
2
40-
20'
Dec
Jun
,18
23% Feb
26
5
67% Apr
20
5%
Sep
66% Apr
3
Pacific
Gas
7
Pacific
20
Oct
21
4% Sep
Jan
2
62% Dec
90
Jan
3
36% Jan
2
Dec
.2
19
.45%
6%
2
28
World
31% July 24
65% Mar 20
Parmelce
11
15% Nov
6
25
Jun
16
49
Dec
30
7
98% Jan
9
Dec
113
39% Mar 12
36
38
104 % Jun
19
88
Dec
11
102% Apr
30
101% Apr
25
84% Dec
14
98% Apr
11% Feb
28
39% Dec
29"
15% Nov 17
28% Jan
7
43% Dec
29
2
53 % Dec
8
49% Jan
5
69% Sep
23
57% Dec
30
Dec
18
26% Jan
2
Jan
37
32% Mar 11
19% Jan
40% Dec
27
2
30
95
41% Dec
102
Jan
14
14% Jan
3
5
Jan
92
Jan
17
22
Petroleum
6% Feb
24
Pfelffer
43% May
22
64 % Nov
20
2
50'A Dec
31
46% Jun
20% Sep
11
24
16
96 % Oct
7
Jan
Jun
107% May
01
Nov
93 % Feb
Aug 27
92
87*2 Dec 11
75
Dec 23
6
: 7
May
102
24
8
26
103% Apr
Sep
0
May 13
93
Dec
28
39% Sep
15
12% Jan
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21
Jan
36 3A May
57% Jan
3
71% Nov
24
65
Dec
7
1
Jan
2
62
Dec
31-
54
Jun
9
65% Mar 10
74% Jan
7
09
Mar 18
77% Dec 23
Mar 12
74% Dec 22
84% Apr 14
82
Mar 23
100
43
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Jan
29
86
36% Feb
27
49 % Dec
7% Jan
2
75
80%
Nov"25
14
Jan
2
16 % Jan
2
Sep 24
J~un~20
100 %
28
4
Jan
2
90
*24% Nov 20
20% Jan
5
Dec
32
82% Jan
8
93% Jun
84% Jan
7
99% July 29
17% Aug
128
Apr
13% Jan
67 %
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13
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80
2
17% July
Oct
73
2
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68
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10
113%; Dec
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Dec
-
9
132
Sep
100% Jun
81
9
Dec
-
Dec
31% Apr
188% Dec
14
21% Nov
17
109% Noy
20
96% Jan
28
16% Jan
2
27 3A Oct
2
22
Sep
22
88% Dee
15
90
Dec
12
88
Jan
14
96
22% Jau
10
28 %
Dec
-
31
25 % May 19
78% Nov
20
73% Feb
42% Jan
9
50% Dec
31
29% Jan
2
39
Nov
;i4
47% Feb 17
4
35% Dec
26% Jan
7
30% May
82
Jan
Oct
83% Nov
86
31
5
Oct .29
100
Sep
37
Jan
.
12
2
70 % Nov
26
21.
Sep
18
20% Nov
12
105
Oct
Feb
93
29
15
9
26% Dec
10
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2
18
5
95
Apr 18
98
Apr 23
107% Apr 22
46' Dec'31
80
Jun
5
83
Sep
23
98
Sep
22
Mar 13
65
80%
24 % Jan
40% Sep
21
24
22
19*4 Dec
18
31
23
Dec
20 % Sep
10
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113% Dec
22
Sep
21
104
5% Jan
2
35% Dec
11
8% Nov
23
67% Jan
8
85
Dec
30
82 % Nov
24
43% Jun
2
60
Nov
19
29% Dec
17
26% Jan
7
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Feb
25
45
Dec
31
37% Feb
11
52
Nov
19
29
Jan
2
34 % Nov
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56%
55%
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*98%
15%
15%
15%
15%
4%
4%
4Ja
4%
4%
32
30%
31%
30%
99
98*4
99
*98%
55*4
56
55 %
55%
31
1
50%
50%
20%
20%
20%
*20 Va
20%
90%
92
*90
76%
77%
76%
77%
85%
85%
56%
50%
94%
94*2
94%
45'A
50c
*86
45%
West Virginia—
—
Plymouth Oil Co,..,:
Inc
(H
Public Serv Elec & Gas com,,No par
$1.40 div preference com,,No par
: ,4.08% preferred
100
4.18% preferred
100
4.30% preferred
100
6 05% preferred
100
Public Serv Coot Indiana,,_No par
3%% preferred
100
4.32% preferred
25
4.16% preferred
,25
4.80% preferred
100
Publicker Industries Inc com
5
$4.75 preferred
No par
Paget Sound Power & Light Co,.,10
Pullman Inc
No par
Pure Oil
5
...
31%
31%
46,700
77%
77 %
75%
*74%
75%
*74%
75%
44 %
44%
44%
15*4
44
15
36%
49*4
2
35%
24%
24%
87*2
35 3
36%
8
87%
*88
95
15%
15%
*126%
127
•
20 3
17%
17 %•
117%
51%
22
175
20%
*74%
17
118
20 3
116
131
23*
Oct
28
July 28
146% Apr
23"
28% July 24
For footnotes, see page
24.
27% Oct 27
■
93
93
75
20%
5
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp„ 10
*126%
75
76
20%
17
17
124
*121
124
17
,
69%
68
*111
ij
113
68
*111
»
68%
4,000
410
113
51%
3.800
22 3
8
5.20C
177*%
16,000
51%
22%
22 /
22 'a
22 %
176%
174 %
173*4
177*4
173
175%
173%
.23%
24%
24
24%
24%
25
24*%
25
2,400
92%
93
93
*92%
2,460
92
27 %
27%
27%
27%
.\86%
85%
53
53
53%
53-
53 y2
4.500
36%
37%
36%
37 *%
14,800
27%
27%
27%
27*%
4,300
78%
78%
78%
78'%
200
36%
37%
36 %
3 7 Va
27%
27%
27%
27%
79
79
*81
82
*
79
*78%
79
82
*81
82
*81
82
*80%
82
*85
85%
*85
87
99\
991%
99
100
43%
43%
43%
43%
67%
67%
50
21%
*85
87
*85
87
98
99 %
99
99
99
99
43%
43*2
43%
43%
43%
43%
*66%
6 7'A
*66%
67%'
♦21
21%
*21
21%
*19%
20%
108%
108
9%
10
*82%
8,300
86%
27%
9%
5,000
86%
86%
53%
20%
27%
85%
53
37%
107*4
93
27 %
87%
36%
*81
93
27%
53
27%,
78%
93
27%
86%
52%
20%
67%
*21
*19%
•
67*%
67
21*%
*21
20%
*20
67
21%
20 %
109
109
10%
10
10%
10
10
83
82*2
82*%
*82
108
108%
109
82%
21*%
100
20%
900
108
108'%
1,600
10
10 %
9,100
*82
83
35 3%
24,000
30%
30%
31%
30%
30%
30%
67%
68
67
67%
67
67%
67%
68
35%
36
35%
35%
35
35%
34*%
35%
34%
44% 44%
12/% 127%
27
27%
43% 44%
127% 127%
*27
27%
44%
►127
128%
27
27%
x30 *%
44%
1281/2
27%
27%
44 Va
*127
20
6,600
30%
31
450
14,800
*20
:30%
68'%
67%
43% 44%
127 127
27% 27%
100
1,600
51 %
53%
83
7,400
20
17
22%
86
13,600
75%
52
89
'
*74%
*121
'70%
2.900
20%
75
,
22*8
27%
40
128
34%
22%
93
200
34*%
54%
/
130
2,800
16%
*16
75
,
Q
Quaker Oats Co common
6% preferred
64% Jan 16
140
Mar - 6
4,000
87
35 %
44%
44% Dec 29
124% Sep 22
24
Feb 25
9,800
24%
52%
93
*82%
36%
87
22
27*8
*85
35%
24
52 3 4
178
■
3,200
52%
24%
53
9,400
95
71
75*4
113
15
38
*70
17
112
15
2.100
71%
124
69
120
49%
128
73 34
*70
17
"
37,100
48%
16%
20%
70%
♦121
17%
45%
92
34%
.
30
44%
89
*126'A
20%
74%
24%
16%
35 Va
79%
74%,
36%
92%
'16%
75%
a
*74*4
124
72
24
128
70
75%
70
.
74
--
71
115
73%
24%
83%
76
*121
123
,
75 3 s
16
34%
35%
*70
75%
*120
73
■
4
71
-
*126
128
20%
77%
20%
•:
35'A
*87
<
'•95
*88
,
15%,,'
35
36
76%
*74%
95
48
24'A
89
6,400
79%
*93
95
36%
4
24%
15%
37
48
...
63%
36%
15
36 *A
*93
48%
*87 -
,
78 *A
69
,
63
63 *A
78
95
48
50 >A
62%
36%
*90
95
30%
*68
69
*68
15%
35%
15%
35^8
*93
K)—
5'%% nhik fund preference—100
Potomac: Electric Power Co
10
Procter & Gamble
.
2
Public Service Co of Colorado
10
30%
78%
24 3
*70
■
1
10
9,000
*74%
86
126%
10c
45%
*77
36'
'.35%.
100
44%
441/2
63%
95
15'A
;
120
45
63
153s
*88
1
94%
63%
24%
_No par
94%
63
86
1
94%
69%
35 %
10
87
♦94
31%
45%
640
*85
45 Va
44%
%
94%
94*2
30
15%
JNo par
87
44%
46%
240
79
*86
200
91%
78
*68
34%
Co common .,10
91
78
75%
45
1
20%
91
*77
78
•'! *74%
—5
*20%
91
69*2
78
10C
5,800
3 2'A
63 %
100
503a
50%
20%
>.
*20%
19,200
50%
45%
64
120
99
55%
31*4
*68
53,500
30%
55
45
32
69*2
8,200
5
87
*85
94%
v
•
77
77
87
50
50%
50
800
3,000
55%
55
91 %
Polaroid Corp.,
Poor & Co
'
4%
15%-
15%
*98%
Pittsburgh Young A, Ash pfd,
1
Pltlslun Co (The) common—
—_75: T~
$3.60 convertible preferred
—2.50
Plough Inc—,—,
5
29% Feb £A
90% Nov 30
68% Jan
B
43% Apr
8
33% Mar 3
91% Mar 20
92
Mar 20
93
Jan 16
106% Apr
6
48% Feb
9
76% Mar 13
23% Jan 13
22% May 14
117% Feb
5
15
Jan 16
86% Jan
7
36% Aug 31
72% Aug 27
48% Apr 16
15%
15%
4%
100
15,900
36%
*44%
15%
100
61
*591/4
61
*59%
6,500
59%
59%
94*%
*93
,100
*43
59%
500
44
45
37%
36%
*44%-
10
31
43%
591/4
61
*59 *4
61
*42%
91
Pittsburgh
570
92
90
Corp,,
400
7,600
,
90
85%
100
Reading Corp
16,600
28
120%
90%
1*
Corp common
27
117%
27%
29 %
25%
5
com
12,500
*33%
117
123%
28
500
124
122
122
119
120
20%
Corp
22%
16%
*34
No par
*
14,700
35
120%
No par
100
100
10
5
25
100
16*/8
21%
30%
1
16
49
.
3
600
1,600
16%
*21%
49
800
2%
*2%
21%
16%
25
19,200
16%
50%
Porter Co
55
41%
27%
Pittsburgh Plate-Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Sl.ee! Co common—
—100
< 6% preferred class A—
—100
-5%%- 1st series prior pfd—
28% May 14
39 % Nov
31
.
43
*26%
—100
17
22
14
32% Noy
2
19 % Jan
21% Mar 20
43% Jan
41%
27%
Inc com_33*/ac
Co
3,500
42%
7% gimrnnleeil preferred—,
-.1.25'
Pitts Metallurgical inc,
18
42
85%'
27%
„No par
preferred -4 conv)
Pittsburgh Forghigs Co
31
34 14
41%
41%
.,1 *
$1 80
18
*84%
42%
27
__5
$5-convertible preferred
9
85%
42%
1
$4
Mar 16
56% Dec
125
9
Mar 31
Feb
23 % Jan •
Nov; 5
8
62% July 31
=
26
82% Jan-29
86,-
74% Dec 30
16
77% Dec
Jan
23'
10'
28% Jan
17,700
*84%
42%
100
Phillips Petroleum
Phillips-Van Heusen
July 23
91% Mar 19
7
119
10
42
7
63,500
44
42%
36
9
20%
43%
85%
2
19% May
20
44%
42%
50%
73 Va May
2U%
41%
.
4
19:8
44
*83%
49 %
Mar
20%
42%
preferred
Piper Aircraft Corp
Pltney-Bowes
Inc
145
4,300
27
Thllip Morris Inc common
4%
preferred
,
3.90%
series preferred,
2
37%
27%
5
17
36%
44%
85%
*93
19% Aug
36%
20
42%
_No par
,1
99% Apr
36%
43%
*83%
_No par
24 % J1111
29
39% Jan
,
9
July U
24 % Sep
125
113% Aug 27
Dec
125%
Aug 11
24%, Dec 30
25
Jan
22
81
Feb
14% Jan
62
Jan
140
17
28
89
8
29% Oct
14% May 13
Dec
14% Dec
25
10,800
43
Co__
Coke Ac Claim
330
6%
36%
36%
85%
31
Mar 18
6%
36%
6%
6
6%
20%
Plllsbury Co common
94
3
3
83
6%
9,100
139
%
6%
6%
45%
*68
Pitts
26,600
29%
►138
139
139
43%
8
53% Dec r 3
45% July
7
26% Dec ,15
16
21% Jan
48%
29%
29%
29 Va
29%
138
48%
49%
49
49%
48*%
29%
*137
x20%
49% Aug 27
8
Sep
OcTIi
22%
63%
7,000
27
3
95 Va May
1,900
62%
41%
100
1
16% Dec
11% Jan
36% Dec
12 %
57%
61
42%
1
preferred series A
Apr 30
57'%
63%
_No par
100
Ac
100
58%
_No par
33A%
19%
61%
preference
Philco
823A Mar 23
Oct 22
41
81
73
6
19%
57%
Electric Co common
Phlla
66 *A May 12
1,900
2,000
63%
55 3 a
conv
*;
14
58
45%
44%
par1
preferred—.
4.30% preferred
,
4.68% preferred
26
104% Jan
23
17%
43
3.80%
2
Jan
99
21%.; "it;
6,100
12%
17%
57%
58%
36%
*-
*19
120
12%
-
14%
23
10,200
14
12%
17%
*14
5,700
103%
102
14%
*19
78%
i
No par
4.40% preferred
IS
88% Apr 13
17
Dec
85
5
11
:
78 %
17%
18
14%
23
*15%
12%
12%
12%
*17%
—12.50
Phlla
Apr
86
;
Phelps-Dodge
22% Jan
67
9
A.
86
14%
58%
?37 %
*83%
100'
Corp or America
B
70% Mar
Oct 23
20
20%
2nd preferred (conv),
4%
86
18
►19
6%
__1
preferred—
(Chan)
Pfizer
4
Mar 30
6%
33 %c
19% Jan
100
86
12%
17%
14%
139
36%'
;
Co
18
37% Jan
37
Ry
25
22
12%
59
56c
Corp
99% Feb
Sep 22
54*8 Dec 22
6,200
87
*86
138%
Corp;
23
94 %
33%
86%
137%
2.50
Apr
30% Sep
86%
23
139
3.50
Brewing
900
32%
29%
(J C) Co
Chemicals Corp
4%%
109%
33%
49-%
Pet Milk Co common—,
"
*109%
33%
64
prior preferred,
Eastern
109%
32%
32%
29%
No
Saiul
103 %
*109%
32%
"31%
4934
Co
-
102%
109%
109%
63%
Co
Cement
103%
102
58%
16
78%
109%
*19
530
21%
77%
106%
14
21%
*15%
109%
18
270
109
16
102%
12%
Pepsi-Cola Co
50
32,000
109
79
106%
14
Ford
&
5,000
35 %
78%
110
17%
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Peoria
18%
88 %
*15%
16
110
12
_
31'
15% Dec
10
100% Jun
7
74
39% Dec
36% Feb 13
.92
Oct 14
8
•
Apr
2
11
Mar 23.
64% Aug
16
♦
,
Line—
3% Oct 27
-
9
May
38% Dec
3
5
Jan
22
106
.,1
Light com
4 % %- preferred
4.40%, series preferred
Pennsylvania If,if.
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
8
20
*21%
22
22
22
79%
lnc_5
Penn Power &
5
109
86
Airways inc.
Proof
Glass
Penna
55 Va Mar 20
40% Nov 27
5
"
20
Pennsalt
18
29% May
13
25% Nov
Penney
6
July
35% Dec
11
1
Dec
125
21
Sep 21
26
32% Dec
108%
77%
86
Peabody Coal Co common
Penn-Dlxle
110%
30%
8
&
110%
50%
14
conv
110%
17%
35%
63%
24% Apr
5%
18%
87%-
34%
29%
30
Penlek
18%
86%
35 %
*15 %
16
32%
Transportation.
64% Jun. 11
32,400
18%
86%
87%
34%
18%
63 %
18% Dec
29
30% Sep 21
39% Nov 20
3
82% Jan
21% Sep
45% Nov 25
•
22,000
34%
22
5
3% Jan
12% Feo 26
2
50
86^8
23 %
31%
Patlno Mines & Enterprises
12
Oct
2
48%
18%
49%
Parke
22
50%
35%
14 2/7
,
100
Corp
1
50% Mar 13
23
49%
86%
No par
49 % July 30
42 % Sep
3,500
26%
50%
80%
No par
&
30
27%
27%
34%
*109
*15%
25
9
23% Jan
10
_i
_
21
23
30% Jan
*22%
.Z_15
Sep
21
23% Jan
—
East Pipe
Rust
85%
85%
27
86 %
,
112%
80
preferred,
29
3% Nov
112
CorpZZZZl
Consolidated
Davis
16
*85
*83
18%
.35%
36% Feb
19% Jan
{>4% Sep
92% Sep
4%
800
-16-
16%
16%
130
27%
49%
19
Paramount Pictures Corp,
Oct
9
7% Jan
3
Jan
50%
35 %
Common
Parker
57
6
% Jan
89% Jan
94-
26%
49 %
25
13
8
26%
51%
com
35% Apr
25
27%
50%
86 %
Corpi-
& Teleg
Pacific Tin
Jun
1
85%
27
5
18%
Packard-Bell Electronics
Amer
,
26%
_io
24
Dec
'42
23
'
Ihc
29
Pan
*83
85%
Aggregates
preferred—
27% Dec
July 17
15% Jan
Dec
16%
*83
100
8% Jan
'
33
*16%
85%
com—6.25
Co
46 % Nov
43
8
Apr 35'
47% Nov '5;
16%
:
3
17
83
98
16%
84
Electric
&
Pacific Telep
Panhandle
37
16%
30c
22
Sep
20% Nov
23% Nov 12
3
12% Jan
16%
84
common
Lighting
29% Oct
30
30
Corp..
.56% Jan
7'
5% Nov
27
36
29%
preferred—,'
9
144% Apr 24
35%
29 %
No par
&
16
126
36%
29%
ZT—Z(F.25
Fisheries
23
58% Jun
Apr~21"
143
30
Feb
4
.
35%
30
No par
45% Nov
18
31
64
2
130
Dec
54% Dec
2
40 % Jan
36%
29%
:
.25% Sep
47% Jan
8,700-
35%
29%
No par
Glass
Pacific. Finance
21,700
30%
36%
29 %
Corp
Pacific Coast Co common
22
51 % Nov''
64% Nov' 3
35%
29%
35%
5
*
Co
Amer
35%
*86
Corp
preferred
Pacific
88
87%
'
(The)—
Pacific Cement
88
90%
87%
preferred
15
4
88
90
88
7.50
Corning Fiberglas
Paper
150
370
90
91
.—
Owena-Illinois
13
80
90
*87%
20
550
*79
CO
*90
__IIII100
5,900
88 %
88%
-
81%
87%
issued—
Oxfoid
:
Jan
93% Oct
50
89
89
62%
61 %
61%
61%
*80%
80
91
j
Corp
88%
87%
;
_.
Co
62
*79
80
91
common
Chemical
Mai'ine
Overland
61% Feb
Nov-30
61%
87%
85%
*79%
90
Gas
Oliver Corp
Otis Elevator
30
7 15% Nov
15%.Dec *4i,
July 15
12
Natural
Mathieson
When
37% Peb
,
preferred
4,24% preferred__
Oklahoma
39% July 15
7
Co
80
n0 par
_■
4%
5
2
89 % Dec
19
Oil
89 %
79%
_I~~~100
11*100
:-i-
61%
88
87
61
60%
60%
100
Okla Gas & Elec Co
58% July 28
26% Nov 25
7
■
Feb
90% Feb
31
41% Feb
31
™
30% Jun
25% Dec
t
12
,
_I "ioo
4.56% preferred
4.44% preferred
ft
May 21
84% Mar 4
9
Co common
4.40% preferred,..
3.90% preferred
46 %
13
27% Jun
,
May 27"
20% Dec
7
40% Jan
34% Nov
31
18% Jim
98
88% Dec 31
5
27 % Dec
Sep 30
Ohio Edison
4.500
4,900
110
1,600
J
The Commercial and
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Mo .day, January 25, 1960
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STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
LOW
STOCKS
Range for
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Previous
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
R
30 V» Jan
69 Mi Sep
16% Apr
45 y4 Apr
14% Jan
21 %
Feb
19y« July
31% July
25% Jun
17 % May
Jan
6
-
34% J An
24
23% Dec
Dec
69
30% Dec
3
16 % Jan
25 % Jan
60% Oct
6
73
9
30% July 10
19% Feb
43% Sep
73% Apr
29
27
Jan
21
26
28
33% Jan
14
Reed Roller Bit
9
27% Jun
Jan
5
41% Sep
1
28
Reeves
16
40% Apr
22
Relchhold
Oct
17
12
2
7
Jan
31
27
22
May 20
60% Jun 24
50% Oct
13
31
9
16% Jan
2
5
Jan
7
16% Dec
Jan
34
2
8
77% Dec
19
19
22% May 12
39% Dec
29
38% Jan
30
33% Dec
9
46 % Jan
57% Nov
.42
47%
Dec
28
116
6
Mar
30% Jan
Dec" 12
47% Jun
22
20% Dec
15
.
14
Oct
3
109% Dec
1
38% Nov
13
Jan
2
~5% Oct" 13
2
/35% Dec 30
37
Jan
Metals Co
preferred series A
2nd pfd
Manufacturing
Rheem
Rhodeslan
£
4
Riegel
Ritter
Roan
6% Mar 17
112
Apr
2
505
Dec
Jan
6
96
Jan
-
22
18
Rochester
2
39% July 24
30
25% Dec
17
12 % Nov
20
4%
24% Mar 12
7
14% Mar 25
Ronson
20% Dec
2
Nov
17
34
May 27
3
16% Nov
24
16% Jan
2
22
Aug
3
Royal
Crown
53 % Nov
20
40
Oct
6
50 % Jan
26
Royal
Dutch
Apr
7
25 % Oct
8
16
Jun
24
24% Jan
2
Royal
Jun
22
10% Jan
2
40% Nov 20
Jan
161
41% Dec
9
84% Dec
95 J/4 Jun
10
233 % Nov
19
24
47% Mar 11
Ruberoid
2
14% Mar 25
Ruppert
1
34% Nov
22
10
J4%
22
10% July
30
1
37% Sep
16% Oct
11% Dec
13
258
2
35% Nov
Apr
1
36% July 24
fit
2
31% Dec
1
30% Jan
2
38
Apr
1
8t Joseph
2
21% Oct
30
18% Nov
27
July
8
Bt L San Fran
7
73
Oct
29
69
17
Sep 21
79% Apr
30
3
53
Apr
26
Jan
2
Jan
20
20% Jan
2
28
17
42% Jan
14
56% Dec
21
89% Dec
14
97
26% Oct 28
24 % Dec
31
29% May
4
24
12% Oct
5
36% Dec
July 10
25
10
Nov
8% Dec
90
46% Dec
97
11
3o
Dec
31
12% Mar
Jan
2
61% Apr
18% July 15
10% Apr
18% Feb
17
12
48 % Oct
24
34% Nov
16
32% Jan
13
61% Dec
17
52% Feb
9
Dec
2
39% Feb
10
Feb
9
46
Feb 20
34
16% Nov 21
55% Feb
17
12
Oct
3
86
8% Apr
75
12
Mar 13
3
16
28
45% Aug 12
7
82
Dec
52
Dec
7
17% Nov
11
-
74% Nov
11
July 10
72% Jan
8
73% Nov
18
87% Mar
81
Jan
50'%
50%
49 %
44 %
43%
44%
67%
64%
67%
63%
65
43:%
43%
5
9
♦77
Preferred series
Bt Regis
39%
39 %
40%
40%
40%
2,400
30%
28%
29%
29:%
30%
3,100
•4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
49
-
51%
•54%
59%
•51
•
43%
38,900
17%
18%
17%
18 %
17%
18%
17%
18%
10.800
18%
18%
t
50% Nov
23
Sears Roebuck
3
49
6
19% Dec
22
17% Jan
6
27% Jun
26
Selberling Rubber Co
1
19
11
Oct
24
9% Jan
20
17% Dec
16
Servel
17
Aug"
81 % Nov
6
13
Sep 21
91% Dec
16%
18% Jan
8
2
59% July 27
7
6
104% July 27
31% May 22
46% Mar
3
66% Dec 24
48% Nov
24
Feb
25
72% Sep
30
50% Nov 17
25% Apr
15% Jan
7
46% Dec
19
44V4 Jan
22
2
23% Oct
14
9
14% Jan
2
25% Dec
17
12% Sep
22% Feb
48
13
52% Apr 25
21% Dec 18
15% Apr
6% Jan
3
2
10% July
20% Jan
2
34% Dec
47% Jan
14
25% Jan
7
32% Jan
13
49% Jan
2
24% Jan
13
28% Jan
33
Jan
May
34% Dec
36
Jan
48
%
47%
48
48
48%
50,900
19
19
18%
18%
18%
18%
18 %
18%
1,700
•14%
22,200
.
1,800
14%
14 %
13%
14%
13%
14 "8
13%
91
91
92
92
92 %
92 J/4
92
92 %
12%
12%
14 %
92
14%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12 %
900
-36'2
35%
36%
35%
36%
35%
35%
34%
35%
3,700
41%
42%
41%
42 %
41%
42%
15
15%
40%
41
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300
42 V
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15%
15 *-2
15
15%
15
40%
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40%
40 J/4
40%
40%
15%
40%
18,900
39,300
2,200
shares
Mfg
22%
22%
21%
21%
21 J/2
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
1
207s
21%
20 V
21 %
20 J/2
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
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19%
20 %
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20
19%
20%
19%
19%
19%
19%
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31%
32%
30%
31%
30%
31 %
30%
31 %
30%
33%
23,300
l
53'4
54 %
53%
54.
53'A
53%
53
53 y4
54
54 %
ordinary
Corp
of America
Co
Simmons
Simplicity
Oil
28 '
50%
50
50%
50%
51
52%
52%
52%
52%
52%
49%
49
50
49%
50 %
15%
15%
16
16
16
25%
25%
25'2
25%
25%
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53%
91
91 %
91'
92
28
28
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28
28
5
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51%
50
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50
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25
52 %
52%
52
52%
10
51%
52%
49%
50%
5
15%
15%
15 »/4
151%
15%
5
25%
25 3 4
25%
25%
25%
Co
Corp
Smith-Corona
Marchant
Inc
y,
2,400
52%
49'
53%
92-
27%
53%
2,300
„
28%
53%
•90%
1
Co
Sinclair Oil Corp
Smith
53%
*91%
28 J/4
53%
No par
Steel
8c
Pattern
8kelly
53%
92 %
28%
No par
Slmonds Saw
11,000
53 %
*91
%
53%
93.
,
300
v
4,600
;
75.800
4.400
6.200
31,200
21
21 %
21
21%
7%
13,400
35%
7,100
18
Dec
Smith-Douglass Co
Solar
Aircraft
South
Amer Gold Si
25
12
27% Aug 21
South
South
32% Jan
2
29% Dec
13
35% Mar
3
19
63% Mar 25
4
34% Nov 25
50
Gas
Puerto
Rico
Sugar
8%
California
19
2
48% Dec
22
19% Apr
2
28% Dec
31
Southern
5%
Co
;
non-cum
22
28'/, May 21
22
97 J/4 Feb
13
32% Sep 24
47% Dec
16
Spiegel
76
84% May
7
$4,50
10
8
Dec
Oct
26% Jun
page 24
2
to
7 %
34%
34%
35%
49 "
48 %
48%
47
47
*23%
23 %
23%
23%
19%
20
2
20%
20%
3'A
7
35%
*45%
47
9'/z Mar
5
Dec
18
89% Apr
10
91
21V4 Mar 16
37% Dec
30
Square
Inc
common
preferred
D
5
Co
100
,
39%
24%
1,100
193/B
20
3,900
20%
20%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30
30
58
57%
58%
57%
58 7
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57%
58%
7,200
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40%
39%
40%
40%
40%
32.800
32%
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32%
32
32
36%
37%
36%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
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22%
22%
22%
22
22 %
22
22 >/4
22 %
22%
48,000
50%
52%
50%
51
50%
52%
17%
53%
17%
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No par
_„No par
5
8%
17%
66
16%
8%
17%
4,500
65
66
80
3,400
1
47%
46%
47
25%
24%
24 %
25
25 %
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26
25
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300
32 %
37
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1
400
36%
47%
100
300
23%
32%*'
47%
6
1,400
39%
40%
1
2.50
~
57
*30
57%
No par
20
preferred
Mobile Si Ohio stock tr ctfs
Southwestern Public Service Co
21% Oct
5% Sep
56% Jan
81 % Dec
9
16
Nov 30
6%
34%
23%
30%
No par
83
3
13
20%
57
Indiana Oas 8c Elec.No par
Gas Co
7.50
Spalding (A G) Si Bros Inc
Sparton Corp
1
Spencer Chemical Co common
4.20% preferred.
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Rand Corp.'common.
$4.56
preferred
22
*47
7
7%
7
35
,
"
Southern Pacific Co (Del)
Southern Railway common
13
67% Oct
20%
*30
25
Edison
Southern Natural
15
92
34 %
23%
25
preferred-
Southern
Southern
Jan
87
23%
5
com
6%
7
34%
49
'*47
2.50
Co
22
19% Jain
49% Apr 22
6%
34%
preferred
Jersey
46% Jan
It
40% Jan
5%
41% Sep
3
37 J/4 Mar 16
24% Oct
15
1
4.50
Platinum
"
16
Dec
Co
South Carolina E St G Co com
52% Feb
54% Jun
Inc—
'
15
75
see
47%
21%
60% Jan
footnotes,
1,000
49
21
48% Nov 17
16% Dec 30
37%
21'/a
44% Dec
29
16%
37%
20%
65
31% Dec
,;
16'%
38%
48
19
16%
*37 %
21%
Feb
For
3,000
16%
38 %
20%
9
Sep~24
York
Sheraton Corp
20
July 15
79%
'21%
16y«
38%
Transp A Tr—
New
Apr
Dec
20% Jun
21%
21%
16%
1
26
8% May 18
38
78
68% Jan
21%
21%
16'%
38%
24 % May 29
9
7
21%
21%
16%
14
19
May
11,500
68,500
10,100
2
95
6,500
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13,500
13
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20
,
7%
33 Va
7'/a
40%
30% Nov
17
7%
34
7%
38%
49%
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70
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70
33%
7%
57%
28
18% Nov 20
25% Dec 15
7%
39%
9
2
7%
57%
13
17% Apr
85% Jan
7%
39%
Nov
12 % Jan
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57%
31
Apr
110
56%
Dec
7% Dec
8,300
75%
39%
44% Dec
3
18,600
77
40
35
26
15
76/8
56%
16% Jan
Nov
14%
76%
39%
56
2% Jan
4,300
14%
75%
56%
16
40% Dec 31
22% Oct 30
47%.
14%
76%
40%
2
8
46%.
v
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57 %
2
10
47
14%
75%
39%
24
Jan
46%
14%
77:%
56%
Feb
Jan
47
47
14%
40 %
34
12
47
%
3,700
57%
37% Dec 29
32
16,400
s
Oct
20
76%
39%
5% Dec
29
75%
571
10
70
75%
15
21 % Nov
30
75%
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
30% Jun
17
5
75%
Smith Kline & French Labs—No par
4
8
30
14
July 23
75 y2
52 % Jan
Jun
30
May 29
61% Dec
74% Apr
64
22% Jan
76 J/4
2,400
33% Nov 24
16
22% Nov
52
2
18,800
29% July
7
61% Jun 30
45
44% Jan
67% Apr
32%
21
15%
59
Jan
31 %
76%
17%
42
14
18% Jan
32%
21%
1
Jan
45% Jan
32%
34
No par
38
68
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*90%
Blegler Corp
Bignode Steel Strapping Co
1
32%
33%
33%
No par
45% Mar 25
10
32%
33%
34
36
22
70% Oct
19
33%
Gas
23% Sep
50% Nov 20
19
34%
1
9
20% Dec
8
7%
2.50
Bheller
2
V
70
*68
No par
22% Aug 12
24 »/4 Oct 28
5
19
*67%
5
2
18%
24%
25%
68
39% Jan
16% Sep
18%
18 %
24%
8%
68
22
50% Jan
421/4
18%
42%
18%
24%
70
Dec
33% Jan
16,200
42%
8%
210
40
Dec 23
8%
41%
24%
8%
12,100
6
17
8%
41%
24%
29
Jan
Nov
11,500
8%
42 V'a
2434
28%
25
40
25 %
8%
43
46
•
29%
17
17
11,800
91
28%
39
Apr
50%
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21
22
49 78
91
28%
6
4
50
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32% Dec
49 y2
91
28%
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25
50
29%
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12% Jun
900
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300
29'%
Finance
16% Jun
76%
84
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp
14
76'%
84
Seaboard
2
76 %
*74
Seagrave
Jan
76%
75 %
3
10
76
83%
26% July 16
45% Mar 18
Shell
76
7,800
10,900
83%
1
30
22
*74 V
2
22% Dec
30%
21%
74
19
-
30%
22
84
Oct
16
30%
30%
21%
84
13% Jan
23
30%
30%
22%
74
37
new
30%
30 Va
21 y4
83
20% Nov
Shell
31%
30 %
■i
75
4
30
250
83
3
42% Dec
/
75
25
Sharon Steel Corp
Bhattuck (Frank Q)
811/4
250
83
11
17
*225
,75
48% Dec
26
■
81 J/4-
81%
83
3
26
36%.
36%
250
*72
Jan
Jan
*80%
*225
4
31
8%
15
24
19% Jun
8i y4
75 %
:
42 %
No par
No par
No par
36%
36%
250
1,100
15.800
30%
-31%
43
78
30
46% Jan
•
47'2
Inc common
81
*225
31
•
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24%
14%
Sep
17% Nov
"
47
*
77%
Shahmoon Industries Inc
36%
250
30 3 4
75%
Dec
Co
/:
75 J/4
16
18% Jun
23,300
1
30
25
14
36%
36% ,36%
80%
80%
*225
,
33%
2
30
3.600
32 %
7
10
20% Sep
21% Nov
19%
18%
8% Jan
23% Oct
19%
91
4
17% Jan
24
19%
50%
33%
13% May 20
19%
8% i. 9
20
17% Feb
19%
91
Air Line RR Co
Oil
19%
50
Seaboard
11
20%
49%
Screw
38% Dec
1,800
19%
♦89%
49%
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10% Mar 11
49
12%
76
40% May 25
6
12%
76
4
35% Oct
42
12%
75
13
32% May 7
12% Sep 21
12%
41%
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75
31
1
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42
12
22
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1
13
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17
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12
22%
31% Nov
Dec
13%
41%
11%
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67
17
13
40%
12
21'%
4
46% Dec
13%
18%
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900
,
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1.40
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800
12
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10
397/sNov
21
43%
7% Feb
13
*20%
43%
39% Sep
11
19
21
85% Apr
25
*18%
43
12
8% Jan
19
21
12
25% Apr
11%
18%
20 7 a
Jun
26% Feb
11%
19
43%
Nov
&
11%
8,400
43
6
Shamrock Oil
11%
16%
11%
A
*44% i
5
$5.25 preferred
84%
16%
20%
71
4
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16%
43%
30% Mar 18
5
84%
; 16%
20%
98
10
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16%
42%
21
Jan
84%
16 %
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23
4% Mar
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1634
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Sep
1%
84%
16%
725
19
22
10% May
610%
11%
2
29% Apr
1,190
707%
11%
43%
5
Amer
5,300
726
721
721
615
3,000
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3,100
36 7«
18%
24
Bolt
25%
36%
20%
100
preferred
25%
37%
45%
'
28% Oct
Si
46
25%
36 %
,
18%
99% Jan
3.65%
45 %
25%
36%
11%
5
Mar 17
45%
25%
37
.
18%
30%
common
46%
36%
25%
5
1
Mfg Co
58%
45%
25%
46%
695
5,700
8,700
'
60
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58
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52
49%
50
48%
48%
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2
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13
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100
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:
57
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4%
49
47%
37
697
No par
$3.40 preferred
4,400
39%
31
Inc
14,100
78
29%
No par
Scott Paper Co common
13,200
2%
77 %
78
39:%
275
Scbenley Industries Inc
Bcherlng Corp common
5%
convertible preferred
77%
30
36%
Sangamo Electric Co
2%
77%
38%
225 •/
Savage Arms Corp
2
76 %
29%
100
100
10
series A
8an Diego Gas & Electric Co
San Diego Imperial Corp
%
41%'
36%
Paper Co common
2%
77%
78 %
25 %
2
2%
30%
l.bb*»
5%
A
2"
76%
2
19,600
247s
25%
24%
25%
1,900
57%
*77
78%
*77
79%
24%
1,200
v
40
No par
1st pfd 4.40%
Schick
2%
*77
•
s
Ry Co com
25%
44%
•
56%
57
55%
56%
6,800
13,300
23,400
'
139%
:
'
,7,600
•/
30
/
1
Light & Power
55%
79 %
'24%
77
Oct
21% Apr
'44%
139
57%
*77*-
'
26%
■-
19
78
r
43%
140 %
55%
79%
25%
92
Apr
139
57%
57%"
80
Dec
43%
142
•
1
1
20 G
1
Joseph Lead Co
900
35,100 4
50
43%
16%
preferred
conv preferred
Jan
24
50%
50 %
•82%
4.30%
10% Jan
22% Jan
49%
50%
46%
,
-
2.800
1
.
43%
1
„
13
,13
49%
1
Aeronautical Co—
4%
15
Apr
8%
50 %
'25%
Co
(Jacob 1
8%
70'%
100
Safaway Stores common
90% Aug 17
15
14
30
7
42% Jan
24
Dec
231% Dec
Ryan
Dec
24
8 %
9.200
*
.
.
69 %
141
20
Corp
400
.'V 170
23
22 %
70
5
Co
800
56
/ 56
56
22 %
8%
v
25%
Rubbermaid Inc
12% Dec
14
25
21%
46%
Corp
Corp
Cola Co
Petroleum
McEee
Jan
*24 %
'55%
;
10
Corp
(Geo D<
Roper
2
8
25 V8
3,500
12%.
Controls com„1
Corp
13
17
61%
25%
•
300
18 %
57
12%
1
30
12% Jan
16
18%
56%
68%
4%
preferred series A
Oct
18
18
8 V'a
76
Haas Co common
&
13% Jan
37% Jan
-
12.000
H-,".:
7%
65%
to
2.50
Telephone
10% Jan
8
7% Apr
30
26 %
7 %
70%
5»
Rohr Aircraft Corp
16
22% Dec
Rohm
28
Jan
26
26%
,
8,500
12%
No par
Rockwell-Standard
92
•
400
." 2,000%
J
43
convertible preferred
25
Rochester Gas Ai Elec Corp..No par'
Dec
5
25%
'•. 300
:
27
60%
25%
Antelope Copper Mines
30% July 23
29
26%
2,300
19
X
25%
i
27%
.
50%
5%%
50% Dec
81
25%
19
19%
18%
26%
26,600
17%
32 V3 a,
28 % >.!:
.
*27 %
8
18 '
18%
2
Corp—
Paper
16
23
Oct
28
% *7%
61%
49%
1
Company
17
481 % Jan
18
90
19 %
28
26%
I
*32
8%
100
Co
Corp
Robertshaw-Fulton
14
Dec
19
26%
19%
27%
17%
;
32%
.28
12 %
5
Selection Trust
Oil
Richfield
16
741
28
800
•
44,400
68%
100
conv
29% Jan
1
30% Oct
2
com
(R J) Tobacco com
Preferred 3.60% series
Dec
62
•7%
2.50
No par
50
Chemical Co
39% Jan
35% Feb
10
31
28%
x25%
60%
5
1
Inc
Drug &
23% Jun
34% Dec
41% Dec
27 %
/17%
17
*32
19%
"
8%
•18
10
10
Reynolds
26
59% Dec
19
17%
32%
26%
19 %
•
19%
.
17%
32%
27%
.27%
27
Corp.
Copper Si Brass
4% %
45% Sep
July 15
4
2
22% Jan
16
30
Dec
31% Jan
July 18
28 % Jan
111
32% Apr
30
22% Jan
28
Oct 22
-28%
49%
17%32%.
•32
32%
48%
49%
17%
18 %
A
y
i
17
2% Jan
22
1% Sep
70
48 %
5C%
'
18
26%
preferred
convertible
4%%
24
30% Dec
49
1
Mfg Co common
Reynolds
23
84% Mar 26
8
21
1
1% Jan
2
55
Feb 28
19% Jan
2
4
Oct
17% Sep
'
48 %
56
Rexall
*
10% Jan
76
87% May 22
9
2
78% Jan
48%
49%
23%
Revere
July 24
Nov
26%
22%
7
48% May 15
65
25%
49
preferred 3% %
Revlon
63% July 27
163
65 %
26
56 %
54% July
3
65%
25 %
28%
Republic Steel
71% Dec
65 %
series—100
1
Republic Pictures common
50r
$1
50% July
66 %
25%
25%
81% Sep
8
5
28
7
16
2,300
66
24%
-t
14% July
5,000
65%
*32
Republic Aviation Corp
,11% July
11
66 % Apr
54% Dec
2
41% Jan
7% Nov 25
12% Nov
'•61,200
35
(Robt) & Co—
Conv
5
63%
68%
v.;
.
25%
Reliance
-28% Jan
35 %
69
35
69%
•
65%
Reliance Elec Si Eng Co
2
Dec
60 V» Mar
7
22
11
8% Jan
x
34%
25
27%
Reliable Stores Corp—*
"
Jan
9% Dec
10
73
69
35%
65
10
10
*
17
62
69
35%
26
*27%
Chemicals
63:%
68%
25%
No pa>
50i
Co
Bros Inc.—.
62 %
62%
63%
%
63 %
68%
•68%
•'35%
66
5<
81.25 dlv prior preference
16
86% July 23
17% Sep
55
14% Nov
25% Jan
-
2
16% Jan
29% Jun
2
9% Jan
17% Apr
12% Feb
20% Apr
2
15% Nov 27
42% Jan
8
15
Oct
18
Jan
7
-8% Nov 11
3% Jan
Shares
65
No pai
1
5
5<
5(
,
Rels
12% May
35%
Reading Co common.
4% noncum 1st preferred
4* noncum 2nd preferred
25 V* Dec
27
Oct
14
60 %
68% -.j
35%
Rayonler Inc
Raytheon Co
25% Nov
25% Aug
63%
68%
Nov 24
25
the Week
II
Jan.
Jan. 21
35%:
62
of America com—No par
No pa1
Inc
Raybestos-Manhattan
May 22
37% Jan
9
16% Dec
32
29
8
Banco
17
41% Dec
1st preferred
13.50
5
74% Mar
28
n£J% jHll
31
21
17
17
20
24% Dec
Dec
67
75% May 12
h'rida>
Thursday
Jan. 20
:
f
ttadlo Corp
1
73% Dec.
43 % Feb \ 9
31
48% Dec
2
30
10
8
13
28
14
25
10
28
2
Sales for
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Wednesday
;1
Jan. 19
Jan. 18
Par
EXCHANGE
AND
Tuesday
/ Alonda>
STOCK
NEW YORK
1969
Highest
Range for Year
Year 195X
,
ronicle
Financial C
(402)
22
84
*83%
84%
39%
40%
40
40%
16%
16%
16%
23%
16%
23 3
8%
10,500
79
81%
3,400
*83
84 Va
8
8%
82 %
84
16%
2.300
23
.
4
16%
23%
83%
83%
90
18,300
84,800
1
*
*83%
38%
84%"
%t
39%
38%
39%
79
78 %
79
34%
34%
34% ;
'
.
34%*. 35%
*78
33%
79
34%
*78
33%
79
34%
*78
33%
30
7,700
'
Number 5919
191
Volume
.
.
,
The Commercial
and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
Previous
STOCKS
Range for Year 1959
Year 1958
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
34Va Nov
85'/a May
Aug 29
74
17% Nov
2
3
Jan
3
43'A Feb 25
Jan
6
2
17
37
13% Sep
21
YORK
Monday
Dec
18
Standard
24
$3.50
23% May 11
Brands
Iuc
Par
No par
coin
preferred
Standard Coil
Products
Co
Inc
19
61% Nov
21
45% Nov
25
62V,, Jan
23
Nov
3
39 % Nov
20
52% Apr
59% Jan
17
26
Standard
Oil
of
New
23
Standard
Oil
of
Oliip common
50
18
47'/a Feb 21
35% Feb
5
July 29
60% Nov
12
42% Feb
24
59% Dec
31
50
Nov
16
64% Jan
36 % Sep
17
94% May 26
85
Jun
30
92
10'/a Jan
2
29% Dec
30
27% Jan
36
Jan
2
89
Dec
29
84
23
Sep
3
33% Dec
31
31% Jan
6
Jun
18
12% Jan
12
11% Nov
10
141/2 Jan
14
2
45% Oct 23
6
7
Jan
18
Standard
3%%
Standard
117
Corp
17% July 27
Jan
2
43% Dec
23 %Jun
8
9
71
Apr 21
76% Nov
2
78
Dec
___100
1
5
18% Jun 23
22
26% Feb
6
34% Dec 23
31% Dec
29
,Kc
*77
79
*77 %
79%
*77
15%
16%
16%
*16
16%
16%
16%
51%
52%
37 Va Jail
Sep
21
65Apr
2
Stone
Jan
26% Dec
18
24% Jan
5
Oct
20
29% Oct 28
67
38% May 29
15% Mar 20
15% Jan
2
28% Dec
29
8
24% Dec 28
9
Apr
12% Aug
14
11% Sep
79
Jan
1
16
87
Nov
24
59
Apr
24
69
Jan
2
28% Dec
15
2
Jan
72
24% Apr 29
38% Jan 15
21
16
Dec
19
9% Jan
24
4
Nov
25
-
30
Apr
3
25
2
38 % Aug 27
35
Jan
2
13% Aug 19
10% Nov
20
18% Jan
2
36 % Dec
3
Feb
0
3% Jan
8
9% Nov
17
9% Jan
2
20% Dec
19
31% *'
30%
3174',is
29%
29%
29V4
29 %
4,800
24%
24
24
24%
24%
24
"24
23%
23%
1,500
14%
15%
14%
15%
15
15 %
4,800
15%
17
*17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
56%
55%
56
55%
56 %
55%
56%
56
56
2;100
30%
29%
•30
30 *■
30
30
30%
30
21%
30
1,100
55%
-
*30
16%
486
,
22%
175,500
16%
128,800
3,720
485
470
493
485
*
24%
25
14%
15
82%
*80%
15
600
58%
59%
59%
24%
25
25
25%
25%
1,300
14%
25%
:*
58%
15
15
15%
15%
15%
6,800
82%
*80%
82 %
*58
58%
15%
25
58%
58%
24%
57%
57%
*80%
82%
No pai
*80%
82%
'80
53%
53%'
54
54%
54
55 V*
55
55%
55%,
23%
24
23%
24
23%
24
23%
24 %
23%
24 %
*21%
21%
Mining
Swlfl
6%
6%
■■
1280
4.16%
29
29
29%
32
32
91%
90%
89%
45%
46%
46%
1
12
12%
12%
50%
50%
50
9%
9%
6,900
6%
1208
1238
1207
2,500
,'j
1211
1,950
30%
30%
30%
30%
\ 1,200
46%
47%
46%
47%
46
46%
30,100
12%
50%
1
.1
6 %
6%
6%
6%
'1,000
t
30
12%
12%
12%
12%
13%
31,900
49%
50%
49%
50
49%
50
12%
V
1,400
89%
.29%
47%
25
32
89%
1257
1240
30
Symington Wayne Corp
32
6%
6%
1275
1252
21%
91
92
92
93%
6%
1262
22,700
21%
'
32
32
_25
„
Co_
A.
31%
10,000
55%
21%
32
21%.
.21%
21%
31%
92%
10c
Sweets Co of America
22
*21%
31%
-12.50
Co
Superior oil of California
23
;
900
22%
15%
16%
16%
16%
490
490
496
21%
22%
16%
16%
16%
17%
514
22%
22%
22
23%
22%
495
v
■■
_No par
23
47% Aug 21
14% Mar 9
5
7% Jan
31
29%
i
preferred
29 % Jan
29% Jan
>-<31%
29
'
17
common
Jan
2165
31
2S74
~_5
Oil Co
Sunsiilne
8% Mar 20
5% Dec
A
31%
28%
15
—_i.
Sunshine Biscuits Inc.;
106% Feb 20
7
Dec
88
1275
Aug 11
29% Dec
3
19% Jan
20% Sep
30% Dec
$4.50 series
Sun
9
27
Jan
Corp
15,200
€5900
31%
29%
30% U'31%-
Sunray-Mld-Conf Oil Co common
1
4%% preferred series A
25
5%% 2nd pfd series of '55—
30
Mar 13
29
Chemical
<500
52%
17
]
-
16
52%
15%
\
.
40
16
15
loo
;
10.300
79
17
Corp
preferred-
Corp
Stindstrand Corp
Sun
<
,_1
Co
1,300
60%
•
issued
Sunbeam
14
65% Feb
30
1865
25
Dec
94
29
22% Nov 25
23
97
7
Feb
52% Dec
Dec
38
13
6% Jan
1360
23
797/a Dec 21
25% Apr
22% Aug 14
30% Mar 19
Studebaker-Packard
Broadcasting
18%
59%
2t
j
Storer
'18%
<
24%
•
%
Webster
33 % Mar 25
52
51%
52
51%
•
29
in
___2.50
52
*15%
51%
51
Co Ine
12
20% Jan
'
»
60% Nov
Apr
12,900
78
6
50
38%
78
May
31
5,400
'
79 %
19
60% Dec
12,000
16%
*77%
29
14
300
36
'
60%
17
conv
105
16%
38 Va
17%
39%
38%
8,100
32,400
35%
35%
16%
19%
28
When
35%
11 Va
105
38%
Baer & Fuller co__ru—'
$5
35%
17
*97'
59%
18% NOV
28
35%
17%
102
167,200
*100%
101 %
36
17
102
19%
10% Jan
Oct 28
101%
35%
17%
/
'
33%
33%
33%
38%
15% Jail
Oct
"
33%
61
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common
5% prior preference..
20
33%
*
19
Stlx
618
33 %
89
*86
89
36%
110
36%
17
*86 %
34%
33%
35%
'
89
39%
Aug 25
39 y« Feb
34%
*86 %
*
19
22
9
89
60
27% Mar 13
22
86
:
38 Va
2
Sep
52%
62%
8
9% Aug 26
47%
51%
39%
15% Jan
9% Jun
89
47
52%
19%
20% Jan
325 *
*86%
47 %
52
19%
7
16
52
41
46%
52%
61
8
274 Jan
47%
51%
40 Va
47%
51%
40%
38%
Dec
,
47%
41%
46%
52%
18%
16% Oct
20
41,300
62%
Stewart-Warner Corp new
&
43,700
41%
18%
22',
Dec
47%
41
-
61%
15'/a Jan
/
467/a
40%
47%
*100
Sterling Drug Inc—
27% Oct
(J P)
4%
47%
41%
J
Sterchl Bros Stores Inc
59% Jun
Stevens
4%
46%
5
preferred
9
18
4%
40%
a
—
common
13% Jan
Dec
800
17,700
47 Va
*4% \
46%
.-No par
_
Co
43
33
4%
100
L S
Chemical
11
22
*4%
52
20
20
Feb
15%
47 %
6
20
Dec
54
15%
41
7
10
preferred
14% Nov
15
29% Jan 14
17 % Jan
2
10% Jan
15%
4%
preferred
3 % %
72%
15
47%
convertible
Starrett Co (The)
14
72
15%
4%
convertible
Stauifer
73
14%
46 %
Standard Ry Equip Mi'g Co—
Stanley Warner Corp—
22
31
72%
15%
4%
$1.60
.
72%
14%
47%
com
230
72%
16%
4%
$1.20
July (J
41% July 27
52% Sep
■
Packaging
4,800
72 %
47 %
_25
series A
36%
72
15%
1
19% Dec
18% Nov
preferred
36%
72
6.25
Jersey
Shares
36%
36%
36%
36%
37
10c
Oil of California
Standard Oil of Indiana
39% July 27
8
Electric Co
Standard
7
Apr
Gas &
36%
37
71%
3
3% Nov
3% May 29
36%
No pai
the Week
Jan.22
Jan. 21
Jan. 20
Jan. 19
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Jan. 18
Sales for
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
82% Feb
71% Dec 23
28
NEW
Highest
T
29
Dec
48
31
Talcolt rue
35% Sep
Mar" 18
24
89
Dec
22% Jan ~ 13
37
Jan
2
26% Jan
2
86
35% Apr 14
39% July 15
1
98% Jan
2
6% Jan
2
17% Dec
16
25% Mar 10
193% Nov 20
25
11
44% Jan
7
67
Dec
8
9% Apr
28
15% Jan
2
23
14% Mar 10
26% May 18
102 % Dec
30
124% Mar 18
Feb
18
63
Dec
76
31
21% Dec
16
19% Jan
8
29% July 30
Dec
10
23
Jan
2
31% July 30
24
Apr 24
36% Sep 21
30
38% Nov 21
25
36% Mar
11
Dec
May
72
14% Oct
28
,
4
73
Dec
15
52
Sep
8,
8
90-
May 20
79
Nov
24
11 a
20
2
28% Aug
5
20% Sep
18
29% Apr
14
18
21
Dec
22
24
Jun
10
14
45% ,1an
2
69% Dec
7
26% Aug
17
17
Jan
2
46% Nov
16% Jan
2
26% Dec
1
12% Jan
7
16 % Dec
15
15% Dec
15
65 % Dec
2
53% Sep
21% May 15
23% Jan 21
32% Nov
5
25% Jun
3
21
10
Feb
3
29
Jan
7
21 % Nov
42
Jan
37
19% Mar 11
,1'nn
23
15
Jan
26
.34% Sep
.1
3% Jan
8
27% Sep
2
7% Dec
30
2
17% Oct
30
16% Jan
ti
24% Jun
2
40% NOV
11
37
52% Oct
1
58
7
50
56%
29
2
25% Nov
17
21
Jun
12
23% Feb
20
36% Dec
10
34 % Jan
7
45
Jan
£3
55 % Dec
1
54 % Jan
9
21% Jan
'2
42% Nov
21
Nov
18
10% Jan
8
15% Jun
39% Dec
8% Nov
10
6
5
Sep
36
27
Corp
ft
3
A Trans World Airlines Inc—f
Trl-Continental Corp common
Jan 14
;
$2.70 preferred
—
July 31
Truax-Traer Coal Co
1
50
1
1
50
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
/ 5% conv pfd series of 1957
20tli Century Fox Film
1
Twin City Rap Transit com—No pai
5% conv prior preferred—
.5b
Twin Coach Co
1
TXL Oil Corp
1
3
75% Mar
3
43% Apr 10
13% Mar
5
54% Mar
16
24
Nopai
1
Industries
10
42% Aug
21
% Dec 24
16% Jun
32% Jan
Transamerica
Trans-United
10% Jan
Sep
2
2
Co
Transue & Williams Steel
27% Jan
29
0
100
Tidewater Oil common
10
$1.20 preferred-^
25
Timken Roller Bearing
No par
Tisliman Realty & Construction.—1
Toledo Edison Co
:
5
Trane
;
Mar 13
48
3% Jan
2
15 Va Oct
28
10 % Sep
22
17% Apr
13% Jan
13
26% Oct
22
17% Nov
18
25% Apr
20
1
9% Jun
19
12% Feb
4
10% Jan
2
1674 Dec
23
6
12
3074 Mar 13
14% Aug
4
Jan
28
51
9%
9%
712%
2,500
9%
13%
12%
8,900
14%
13%
13%
12%
38
36
37%
35%
37 %
36%
37
36
37
36 Va
3574
35%
75,000
41,200
5,500
35%
5
l
7.50
_
42% July 15
17%Jari
Apr
-•
17% Apr
70
Co
R.)
(J
9%
12%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
73%
80
78
79%
76%
77%
76%
77 Vs
76%
78
30 V*
30%
30%
30%
3OV3
31
30%
31 %
30%
30%
,4,400
34 %
35%
33%
34%
34
34%
33%
3474
34%
34%
24,600
18%
18
18%
18
18 %
18 %
1774
18 74
37,800
18%
163 %
163%
165%
163 %
166%
163%
27%
2674
27%
26%
26%
28%
171
*169
167 Va
26%
166.%.
27%
18
30,000
7,200
27%
26%
Trust—
Common > —
4% preferred
fl
70% May
25
81 % Oct
31
Chemical
Thompson
9%
13 %
18%
*106
71%
72%
73%
17%
18
5,200
17%
*105 %
106
170
73
72%
73
13,400
2274
22%
23
20,000
72 %
73%
17%
17%
107
106
106
106
107
72%
72%
17%
18 Va
18
107%
18%
*106
22%
24%
22%
22 %
22%
22%
25%
25%
25%
25 Va
25%
*2474
25%
31%
32
31%
32
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
.2,500
53%
55%
53
55
53%
54%
5374
54%
5374
55%
48,600
12%
12%
13
12%
12%
400
53
51%
52%
14,200
>
22%
*25
*12%'''
Thompson Ramo Wooldrldge Inc—
41% Feb
25% Apr
Land
3,600
9%
37
Sub share ctfs ex-dlstrlbution
1
Texas & Pacific Ry Co__
>
100
Texas Utilities Co
No par
Textron Inc common
50c
$1.25 conv nreferred
No par
Thatcher Glass Ml'g Co
5
Thiokol
.6
14
V
Jan
Pacific
•
9%
9%
13%
1.25
Texaco Inc.
25
Texas Gas Transmission Corp
5
Texas Gulf Producing Co
33 Va
Texas Gulf Sulphur
No par
Texas Instruments Inc
l
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
10
3
Texas
Nov 28
Corp
Corp
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
12
27
39% Jan
Corp
Aircraft
Tennessee
Nov
17
25
Feb
II
Apr
Teraco
23% Nov
1
22
24% Dec
22
21
87% Aug
2
19% Jan
61% Jan
Dec
39 Va Aug
113
38% Jan
27
8
24% Nov 10
15
25
71% Oct
16
Aug
55% Feb
44% Nov 11
36% Jun
9
36% Dec
21
22
27% Jun
25%
13% Mar 16
10 % Sep
(.lainca)
TelAutograph
8% Nov 25
52%
*12%
13
A
53
53%
*80
81
*12%
13
53%
5274
53'A
*79
81
*79
1
21%
•
2274 '
'
2274
22%
21%
*21%
66%
65%
22
,
22%
23 i
21%
21%
-
1,900
65%
64%
65%'
6574
65%
13,800
21%
66
21%
2174:
21%
2174
21
21%
2,500
*
16 Va
16'A
16%'
16%
16%
1674
16 Va
66%
6574
66%
65%
6574
65%
6674
1 2674
2674
27
26%
27
37
3 6 Va
36%
7%
7%
2674
2674
27 Va
37
38%
774 1
7%
7%
7%
■'
3574
36%
50%
50%
50 Va
26
26
26
26%
■
-
v!.»
•
37%
38%
33
59
*56
34%
11'A
177a
+
200
•
7%
4,900
16% -16%
11,900
7%
•
16%
16'A
16%
37
3774
37%
37%
29,500
5074
50%
5074
50%
5074
1,700
25%
25%
25%
25%
2574
26
1,600
38
31 Va
37%
•
3774
37%
5,000
58%
;
37%
34%
*56
8%
11%
18
17%
17%
17
;
':
1774
7,800
8%
1,600
874
41
-»
—
11%
11%
T7%*
>17
.
34 Va
3374
*38
11%
11%
11%
11%
5874
*58
41
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41
*38
11%
■
8%
8 'A
8%
■
34%
33%
34
3374
8%
41
-
58
11%
i
37%
'
■.» 7Va
37 Va
*56
59
*38
*
11,400
50%
8%
8%
41
*38
.
33%
35
*8%
*
38%
*56
'
4,000
■*
36 VB
17
37
50%
17%
7%
.
27
*36
37%
*36
65%
>
2674
16 Va
1674'
3674?
1674'
65%
•'
8,800
16'A
16%
16%
66
*37
10,800
~
21%
65
21%'
1
67
81%
*80
>
2274
21%
21%
'
2174-
81%
22%
1
22%
21 %
,
*80
81%
'
"22%
21%
22%
52
600
*2474 ' 25%
17Vs -17%
—
—
3,800
,
21,000
U
.
12% Jan
2
23 Va Dec
11
574 Jan
2
11% Dec
29
19Va Nov
9 Va Jun
Nov
20
41
30% Mar 25
44
9
Apr
150 74 July
83% Apr
27% JU23
17
126% Dec
31
120% Feb
2
32% Dec
31
30 74 Jun
19
35% Mar
<J2
15
103% Jun
23
86% Oct
15
98 Va Mar
29
'74
Sep
84
Aug
4
Sep
80
2
27
10
4
16
2ft
81% Feb
5
70% Sep
8074 Nov
4
81
Mar 24
67
Dec
24
77% Feb
10
94
Apr
25
77
Dec
24
87
40% Jan
13
54% Jun
23
53% July 10
Apr
24
40% Dec
36% Dec
16
29 Vn Nov
17
9% Dec
18
7% Nov
10
29 % Nov
27
'
24% Jan
8
Apr
3
Mar
9 % Feb
19
26
37% Jan
6
4
38% Feb
26% Jan
37% Dec
31
18% May
24% Feb
0
19% Oct
I
25% Feb
33% Nov
0
30% Jail
6
45
69% Aug
8
36
8
101
: 21%
Jan
52% Jan
.111
Jan
_
31
143
Aug
'
91
Jan
2
15% Jan
2
27 Va Nov
26
91
27
OCt
19
Jan
10
45
Jan
2
108
Aug
27 Va Dec
37
Apr
8
Oct
80 Va Nov
»July 15
66
Mar 26
Apr
136
30
109% Mar 26
32 V* Mar 26
5
24% Feb
9
22% Jun
12
30 74 Jan
21
Nov 27
38% Apr
10
17
15
86
25
Oct
95
22
Mar 24
64
Oct
22
8074 Apr
29
7
Sep
23
3 8 74 Dec
Nov
18
774 Dec
9
34% Nov
21
29% Jan
12
~8%
6% Jan
22% Jan
11% Jan
16% Oct
Jan
2
34% Jan
5074 Aug 28
23 74 Nov
17
2774 Jan
40% Dec
30
3174 Sep
13
16
34% Jan
50
Dec
31
29
48% Jan 13
11 Va May 16
16% Dec
31
16% Jan
16% Jan
2
7
11
974 May 19
37% Mar 16
2374 July 9
4574 Mar
4274 Jan
July 20
2174 July 24
274 Mar 10
1074 Jan
2
18% Nov
21
18 Jan
3
2 Va Oct
21
1 Va Nov
19
Jan
2
47% Dec
22
45% Jan
2
65% Dec
3414 Mar
32
32% Oct 29
37'% May 20
30% Dec
3
33% Apr 29
48% Jan
8
29'/2 Sep
23
78
90
2
80% Sep
16
Dec
4
2674 Jan
2
21% Jan
2
6574 Jan
153
Sep 23
6 Va Jan
25
Jan
8 V* Jan
39
14
Jan
2
Jan
28
Nov
37% Oct
0
57% Dec
11
42% May
17
86 Va Sep
102
Dec
171% May 23
16% Sep
2
L45% Sep
7% Dec
28% Oct
41% Sep
2
2
11% Oct
29
9% Sep
3
47% Feb
12
40% Oct
7
For footnotes,
see
page
24.
13
6
22
22
28
29
22
9
9
22
5974 Aug 27
20 74
5174 Apr
California
Union Pacific RR Co common
28
4
34
85'/z Aug 18
Jan 20
35
4%
4%
8 9 74
82
United
United
Merch <fc Mfrs Inc
Park City Mines Co
_i
1
25
Mach common
preferred—
25
U S Borax & Chemical Corp com—1
474% preferred
100
United Shoe
6%
O
U
U
165
Mar 30
U
2
U
-1
S Freight Co
Nopai
8 Gypsum Co common
4
7% pieferred
100
8 Hoffman Mach common—82 74c
5% class A preference
,
50
8 Industries Inc common
.1
474% preferred series A
50
S
&
Foreign Securities
32%
40%
142%
39%
142
142%
144%
33 Va
3274
33%
3274
88%
89%
70%
2,900
41
7,600
146
145
33 Va
29,700
33'A
11,400
90'/a
200
89%
*89'/a
77%
77%
*7674
82
10
69%
68%
89%
82
*7874
82
<
69%
69%
70
70
150
79
78
79
*7774
79
60
*77%
79
*7774
33%
40
38%
39%
38%
39 Va
38%
38 Va
295/a
30
2974
2974
29%
2 9 74
30'A
29%
30%
30
89'/a
*68'/a
4074
40
33'A
8974
79
*77%
143 Va
*7674
■
69%
68%
*
41%
41
141'
2374
88%
*
774':
'"'774 "
16,400
38,600
5
7%'
8,400
7%
7%
774
774
31%
31%
3174
32 Va
32
32'A
317/a
32 Va
31 Va
32 Vs
23%
2274
23%
23
23
22%
23
21%
23
22%
4,300
32%
32%
3074
32%
30%
31%
3074
31%
31%
25,500
40%
3974
40'A
39
3974
3874
-3974
3174
39'A
39%,
96
96
*92
100
87
87%
87
87
27
27%
27
27%
2774
28
27%
8474
84.74
85
2574
26 Y
2574
25%
25%
73%
75
74%
75%
74%
37%
37%
37'A
774
7%
*37
.
...
774"
774
•
V.
8
'774
774
,
ioo
*92
39
*93
100
*92
*
8,700
19,700
100
96
'
88%
87'A
8774
87 %
87 %
1,600
26%
27
26%
27
26%
2674
3,700
28
27%
2774
27%
5,000
85
*85 Va
*87%
87
27'A
*85%
27%
-.27%
*85%
87
87
30
25%
26
26'A
26'A
26 %
1,300
75%
7374
74%
74'A
74'%
8,800
3674
37'A
36%
3674
3674
36%
7%
7%
2,400
17,000
7%
7'A
7%
3474
774
.35
34%
900
35%
3574
35
35%
3474
35%
35
2074
21%
20%
21
21
21V4
21
21Va
20%
2174
3,200
28%
28%
28
28%
22,700
31%
,32 Va
31%
3174
18,700
,
27
17
32%
*76'%
preferred
—
41%
40'/a
10%
10
14574
1955) conv pfd_—100
Foundry
6
United Fruit Co
No par
United Gas Corp
10
United Gas Improvement Co—^1374
United Green field Corp.
IP
United Industrial Corp
1
Convertible pfd series A
8.50
31,100
4174
16%
29
10
1.43%
Co
United Engineering &.
20,200
10Va
16 Va
287a
10'A
42 74
—_25
10
No pai
Onited Board & Carton Corp
lb
Onlted Carbon Co
No pai
United-Carr Fastener (Del)—2.50
United Corp
(Del)—
1
United Electric Coal Cos
a
21
14% Apr
or
18%
31V4
97/a
16 Va
29
41%
(ser
$4.50
Apr
44% May 28
(ser
17%
30 Va
10 Va
16
27%
1074
preferred———10
Car
17%
30 Va
974
16%
2774
*10Va
of 1956) conv pld
100
Onlted Artists Corp.
1
Onlted Biscuit of America—No par
4%
Dec
29
Tank
16%
28%
16 Va
27%
No par
Onion Twist Drill Co
--0
Onlted Air Lines Inc__
10
Onited Aircraft Corp common
5
75
36% Mar
of
non-cuin
Onion
120
12% Jan
Oil
Union
3
14
15
100 % Mar T2
3274 Sep
79% Oct
Oct 28
1
No par
Union Asbestos &■ Rubber Co
ft
Union Bag-Camp Paper Corp—6%
Union Carbide Corp
—No pai
Union Electric Co common
10
Preferred $4.fi() series—
No par
Preferred $3.70 series
*
No par
Preferred $3.50 series
,
No par
Preferred $4 series
No par
Odyllte Corp (The)
Underwood Corp
'
29Va
2974
29
29%
3174
3274
3174
32 Va
5274
53 Va
53
53
19%
19
19 Va
10%
6%
18
1%
.
11 Va
<
19%
10'/a
10
5474
*19%
197/a
974
10'/a
.
974
674
6%
674
674
1774
18 Va
17%
1%
1%
174
1%
1%
1 Va
56%
55'/a
56%
55 Va
32
32
3574
37%
35%
*83%
84 Va
83%
83 '/a
2774
2874
2774
28
71
92%
150
8
3174
31 Va
1274
13 Va
*3974
*53
19%
18Va
*31%
774
5374
674
55%
92
32%
193/a
1774
7
57
7074
29 Va
18'A
56%
150
28%
3174
*5274
42
.
68%
90 Va
*149
.
7%
*31
1274
*3974
32
32%
32 '/a
32
3674
36
1
36%
35%
7074
9174
151
774
31%
1274
42
54
*53
1974
9%
.100
6%
6 74
1774
18
1 9%
400
1,900
10'A
17,500
6 74
13,400
18
13,700
6,800
1%
174
1%
56 Va
55'A
56'A
31%
31'/a
280
36
36%
8,800
.-32
36%
*83%
7,100
84%
50
*83%
84'/a
*83%
84%
2774
28'A
2774
2874
28
28%
11,200
69%
7074
68 74
6 9 74
6,600
94%
10,000
70'A
69
92
90
150.
150
7%
♦31
/
12 Va
*40
7%
31 y2
12%
42
90 Va
*149
9.3%
93
151
»
*149
151
110
13,600
7%
7%
774
*31
31 Va
*30%
31 Va
10C
12
*1274
12 Va
12%
"46,30C
40
40
7%
*3974
42
The Commercial and
(404)
24
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
23
8% Dec
30
2
18% Jan
24% Jun
2
18
30
39% Oct
23
43 Mi Nov
5
26% Mar
26% Dec
29% Oct
2
Sep
15
82
Jan
3
108
31% Apr
7
14
154
Apr
21% Jan
24
154% Aug 10
19
14
27% Sep
30
29
38% Feb 24
41 Mi Oct
53% July 29
97% D«c
12
2
32% Jun
45% Nov
30
158% Jun
16
33% Oct
8
24
24
7
Jan
7
10
80
Dec
30
14% Feb
21
9
50% Mar 12
22
7% Oct
8
4
37% Feb
6
15% Dec
2
July
26% Jan
7
90% Dec
Jan
54% Pell
26
17% Jan
30
15% Mar 16
100
Mar
5
'
6
NOV
6
39% Dec
29
34% Mar 24
Dec
10
46
78
22
1
19 '4 May
32% I eb
57
14
8% Jan
12
Nov
2
Oct
14
71
157
3
81
146
Dec
14
May 20
53% Oct
19
60% Aug 28
Mar 30
45
Jan
12% Jan
10% NOV
6
4 'a Jan
157
9
Apr
5
5
1
100
100
5
100
10
Aug
7
18% Sep
21
97% Dec 10
29% Dec 21
Universal Match Corp
Universal Oil Products Co
Universal Pictures Co Inc com
1.
4V«% preferred
100
Upjohn Co
1
Ulatl Power St Light Co.
12 80
28% Nov
Sep
57
28
25% Oct
12
29% Feb
17
NOV
26
71
Nov
17
84
Jan
16
40
18% May 12
I eb
9
50
July 29
96
4
Dec
24
27% Jan
40% Oct
14
37
2
36% Feb
18
2
31
Jun
9
40
24% Jan
Nov
27
47"a Aug 27
29% Nov
16
42
5% Jan
2
11% Aug 27
9% Jan
2
24% Aug 27
22 Va Jan
2
Jan;
32
2
31 % Jan
10
Dec
30% Nov
36% Apr
5
26% Sep
21%
Vanadium-Alloys
Vanadium
26
Van
13% Julj 28
2
13% Jan
Jan
21
53
17
23
Varum
NOV
Co
31%
17%
8%
83 *
9%
83
9%
*71%
47%
48%
150%
84%
30%
41%
_l
42
31
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49
49%
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121
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57
58%
Apr
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13
Jan
2
22
Oct
2
75% Nov
17
101
Oct
14
82% Nov
14% Sep
22
2
26% Jan
113
33 Vh Jun
981 i» Dec
18
90% July
99% Apr
16
Jan
4
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5
86 % Mar 23
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30
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2
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11
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9
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20
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30
15 Va Dec
4
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9
74
Jan
3
89
Nov
13
87% Jail
2
96% Feb 20
84
Jan
13
97
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30
96% Jan
2
103% Feb
Materials Co
Vulcan
convertible
5%
34 %
34 %
34 %
34%
34%
40%
42%
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29
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100
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120
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preferred
81% Dec
8
83% Dec
IUU
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6%
Mar 20
3.900
145%
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Chemical
Va-Caroiinn
79
1
17
24
107
39% Mar
17
30
Dec
82
25
May 20
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4
35% May 25
9
40% Dec
8
Aug 29
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Chemical
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5
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29
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76
101
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140 ./ .140%
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35
31 %
16%
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preferred
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Van
24%
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Jan. 22
29
9%
39%
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49
,
94%
28%
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14#%
Industries Inc coib.2.50
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$2 28
5
Steel
Corp ot
49
49
92%
140%
Sales for
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Jan. 21
Jan. 20
24%
24%
31
31%
49
50%
76%
78%
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121
< 58
58%
143% i46%
39%
33
39%
31%
U S Shoe Corp
1
*;*
OS Smelting Kef St Mill coin—50
7% preferred
50 V
U S Steel Corp common.--.
16%
7% preferred
100
U S Tobacco Co common
No par
7% nonciunuialive preferred-..25
U S Vitamin & Pharmaceutical—1
...
United Stockyards Corp
1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd.5
$6 convertible prefer red —--No par/
Unfitd Wlielan Corp common—30r....
63.50 convertible preferred
100
Universal-Cyclops Sloe! Corp-.
1
Universal Leaf Tobacco com.No par
«"* preferred
... WO
Oct
108% Aug 31
153
Jan 28
7
21
29% Sep
142
47
6
88% May
138% Sep
22% Dec
38% May 16
25
74% Jan
7
10
33% Jan
3
5 Va
69% July
45% Feb
142% Sep
U
3
10
19
136% May 18
£.8%
9
24%
24%
31%
32%
49%
49%
°-j(i%
79%
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121%
58%
59%
14^ 14734
10
Playing Card Co
U S Plywood Corp common
3%% preferred series A
33/*% preferred series B
US Rubber Co common
8% non-cnm 1st preferred
18
13
68% Jan
Jun
99
Jan. tH
28%
*8%
1
US
40
Dec
7
58% May 18
21
Par
common
Pipe St Foundry Co
OS
22
51% Jan
Sep
21
Co
preferred
4%%
26
Jan
Jan
48 % Jan
35
Jan
36% Nov
2
19/4 Jan
D S Lines
48 Vt Nov
143% Oct
w
Oct
95
10
29
9
Jan
78
1
Dec
2
25% Jan
21
80 % Mar 14
73
140
8% Jan
^
35% Apr 20
32% Nov
6
9Mi Jun 17
28% Nov 20
233-b Jan
Monday, January 25, 1960
.
.
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
Jan. 19
28%
28%
*8%
9%
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Range for Year 1959
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Year I9f>8
.
STOCK RECORD'
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Range for Previous
Financial Chronicle
91
*99%
13%
14
13%
Va
"
14,500
14
18%
1,500
91
91
3,020
99
99
130
*70
73
100%
w
60% May 20
66% Sep
72% Feb 24
40
25
76% Mar II
Wabash
RR
Dec
17
46% Nov 30
Wagner
Electric
2
preferred
Corp
15
12% Jan
8
15% Nov
14
2,
2
51
Dec
1
43% Sep
21
55% May U
Walgreen
15
36
Nov
7
33% Mar 30
41% July 29
Walker (Hiram) GSt
39
Sep
22
52% July 2o
Wallace
11% Jufy"l7
16% Feb
4
11% Nov
4
18% May 19
Walworth
29
14% Dec
22
12% May 19
Ward Baking Co common
13
95
18% Aug 24
94
Feb 20
"a
Jan
25% Jan
11% Aug
84
Jan
8
83% Dec
Apr 25
29
21
4%%
14% Jan
Apr
21
12% July 22
Waldorr
6*
System
preferred
Industries
Apr
8
11% Dec
4
8% Dec
16
30
26% Dec
18
24% Jan
8
20
Oct
26
28% Apr
48
Jun
12
24% Jan
2
48
Dec
31
46
Sep 11
65% Aug 21
54% May 4
34% Jan
2
44% Dec
31
41% Jun
9
48% Jan
Jan
2
Nov
5
36% Feb
9
48% May
29% Nov
5
25% Jan
12
3% Jan
21
8% Jim
30
Welblit
40% Nov
30
Wesson
Oil St.
19% Mar
1 % Jan
23
Jan
7
40
3
4% Dec
1
10
35% Oct
9
Aug 21
7
12
4
31% Feb 24
44% Nov
11
50
22
65
4
31% Dec
23
56% Jan
5
15% Jan
13
24% Oct
13
16% Dec
30
23% July
II
25% Jan
2
35% Dec
22
33
19
36% Apr
4;% Jan
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95% Oct
1
49% July 28
15
105
6
Mar
May 20
Jun
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24
28
102
Apr
13
Sep
23
90
May
0
78% Dec
29
Ward
4.80%
11
9
31 % Feb
28
51
Dec
19
42
May
8
61
4
103
6
93
Dec
31
101
28% Dec 31
26
Jan
7
38
Apr
14
Western
Air
24% Dec
17
23% Jan
8
38
July 22
Western
Auto Supply
Feb
10
95
Dec
29
100% Aug 12
4.80%
31
19% May 13
14 % Jan
2
94 % Nov
12
42% Jan
2
71% Nov
15
100
17
Dec
14
4.10%
West
Weatern
Pacific
53% Dec
17
Western
Union
18
29% Jan
8
27% Sep
22
55% Jun
38% Mar 18
24
74% Dec
31
70% Feb
9
83
Aug
8
92% Apr
21
77% Dec
29
110
Dec
11
Nov
24
33% Apr
7
66%) July
S3 % Jan
2
98% Mar 13
110% Dec
—.
1
31
103
Nov
10
52% May
92% Jan
16% Feb 21
31% Dec
30
28
56
Jan
21
68
22
26
Jan
7
Sep 21
65% Sep 28
21
37% Dec
24
40% Mar 30
Jan" 2
2
5
100
Sep
5
8% Oct
9
25% July
1
30
15% Jan
71
6
Jan"l3
Jan
30
2
12% July 31
4
Jan
2
26% Jan
_
1
Sep
6
17
35 %
118
Sep 22
Sep 30
23% Jun
22
28% Dec
31
53% Dec 31
53% Jan
2
74
Dec
59% Nov
19
31
83
Dec
7
Nov
18
9
22
9 % Nov
33% NOV 17
29% Feb
30
10
31 % Feb
13
9
7
19% Nov
87% Sep
Ei-dWd^
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1 gk
23
114%, Tan
36% Aug 26
22% Dec
Westlnghouse
Westliighoii.se
21%
21%
21
21
21
21
1.800
54%
54%
55%
55
55%
55%
56%
8.300
47
46
47
46%
46%
46 %
46%
1,000
40%
41
40%
40%
39%
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39%
40
40
40%
14,100
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45
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44%
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47
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47
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36
35%
36
36
35
35
1.600
16%
16
16%
15%
15%
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16%
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34%
34%
34%
34%
34
34%
34 %
34%
6,500
91
91
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34
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35
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35
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97
93
9
10
21
1
Mar 31
Sep 16
14% Dec 14
46% Sep
1
40% Jan
23
129
Mar 25
27% Jan
36% Mar
67% Dec
9
30%
108
IO41/2
102%
104%
8
Woodward
Iron
Woolworlh
(F
94% Feb
2
92% Aug J4
12% July 24
39% July h
49% Jun 24
148
Sep
l
25% Jun
24
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4
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200
Corp—
105
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56%
96
96
96
33%
33 %
33%
33
72
68
68
43
42%
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100
100
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95
95
95
33%
32%
34%
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34%
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44
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99%
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121/2
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271/2
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51
100
12%
27%
100
44%
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,
;
2,800
I6,700
'
60
12%
13
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27
27
100
50%
50%
27%
52
49%
50
49
49
26%
26
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26
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81
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80%
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26%
27%
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26
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2,300
13%
13%
13
13%
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131/2
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43
43 %
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121
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29%
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63%
61%
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83
83
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36
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300
37%
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124%
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30
1
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26%
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220
69
70
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50%
10
Tawne Mfg Co
1
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Young Spring & Wife Corp
5
Youhgsfown Sheet S: Tube.-.Nopar
200
11,300
56%
96%
12%
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105
56%
100
12%
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82 %
105
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10
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series—100
Wrigle.v (Wint ,Tr 1 De!f—No p$r
Wyandotte Worsted Co
1
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Radio
51%
821%
103
95
20
Worthlngton
Zenith
521/4
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Young*town Steel Door
51%
81%
10
Inc__
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52%
81%
102%
Nr par
Service
27,000
51%
81%
102%
100
Public
104%
52%
100
Power Co com—
31
84% July 15
common
105%
81 %
80
.
51%
82%
3
64
64
102%
*80%
No par
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35%
53%
53
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preferred
Wisconsin
9.100
105%
_&
Eloc
32/200
30 %
52
30%
Co
Wlun-Dixle Stores Inc.
6%
541/4
30%
52%
30%
1
preferred
Wilson-Jones Co
Wisconsin
152%
51%
30%
common---.— —l
Industries
3,200
52%
30%
52%
30
..
Windsor
64%
51
63 ;
6.500
35%
31
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■
800
35%
52%
64
12,700
32%
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35%
35
32%
97
34%
51%
35
34%
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120
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65
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7,700
94%
64%
37
63%
common
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35%
35%
35%
40
81%
-
31 %
33 %
32
32 %
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Lake Erie Ry
Sleel Corp common
OH
93
40
——6.25
Co
52
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32%
97
St.
Motor
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94%
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53
52
54%
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4%% convertible preferred
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White
91 %
90%
32%
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$5 preferred
Whirlpool Corp
6%
6%
6%
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preferred series B._
7
6
%
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issued
6%
6%
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37
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29
79
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4.500
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18
22
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51% Mar 11
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66% Dec 22
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16
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May 26
88
97
25
78
45% Sep
90% Nov
25% Feb
39% July
6
2
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Feb
2
July
2
23% Apr
112
32% Jan
Mar 25
11% Oct
15
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78
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20% Dec 30
80% Jan
2
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39%
9%
32 %
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4% Jan
9 %
40
31%
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22
14
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50
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Mar 31
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79
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Bond Record from the New
York Stock Exchange
FRIDAY-WEEKLY-YEARLY
Previous
Range for
Year 1958
Range for Year
Highest
102.14 Nov
Lowest
Lowest
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NEW
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1969
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1980
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1974
Feb
15
1990
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1964
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•
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!:
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—
reduced to
f 8 bonds Jan 1 1976—Jan-July
3s"ext.l s f.dollar bonds Jan 1 1973—-—/ou-July
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Jan-July
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—-May-Nov
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May-Nov
German
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April-Oct
3s
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1972
:
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10-year
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2
.
60
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1953
1953
due
1963—Jan-July
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1972--—April-Oct
47
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1951
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debt,
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96
97
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—
1957—— June-Dec
1961—_—.——— June-Dec
sinking fund 6s 1961— ApriZ-Oct
assented
Czechoslovakia
1
79
79
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98
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s
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98
96
96
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1961 _—__—.——— ApriZ-Oct
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97
96
98
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assented Feb 1961—..——Feb-Aug
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'
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28
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June-Dec
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—-June-Dec
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—
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— __June-Dec
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Bonds
Friday's
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No.
3%s
or
Bid & Asked
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No.
3%s•'.series
...
Sale Price
June-Dec
No.
June-Dec
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June-Dec
series
series
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:
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yet
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or
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1972
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1976
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Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(406)
26
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Friday
Interest
BONDS
German
Bid & Asked
bonds
June-Dec
June-Doc
Government—
..
g(d ext
30-year
Public
lAltaly
53As
extl
of)
loan
extl
6%s due
loan
5%s due
loan
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of
31'3
32'a
1954
1965
99%
104
1975
to
6',is
30-year 3s s f $ bonds
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711
j
16
7l*i
6
71*4
25
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33
93
92%
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85
due
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11
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(assented
1922
to
101 %
50
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97
51%
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assented
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17%
50
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(1942 agree't)
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1952
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sink
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s
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102
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1965
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external
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extl
due
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(City of)
adj
1972
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1953
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1963
98
98
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1970—June-Dec
1952
1958
1953
extended
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97
100
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97
101 %
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99
101%
186
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n
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1959
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83
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85
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17
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1968
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1963
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1950—.Jan-July
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12
18%
14
18
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7%*
1966
stamped
(Interest
Rhodesia
de
of)
to
lAExternal
secured
to
do
to
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1953
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loan
of
to
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1%)
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1946
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1st
due
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B
1952
(Prov
1962
external
7s
5%s
external
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E,ectrlc
loan
Dev
Dec
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Power
97
123
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1
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ref
mtge
ref
mtge
For
footnotes,
to
Beneficial
Berlin
193
see page
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97
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deb
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mortgage
series
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conv
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Jan-July
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conv
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I
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1910—Jan-Jnly
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83
82
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&
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88%
78
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293
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1981
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1967
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1988—
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89
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general
1968
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mtge
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1975
1960
3'As
1974
1976
A
1962
(perpetual) 1
4'As
k
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subord
1976..
conv
Ohio
Ry
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1981..
debentures
Central
of
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1978
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...
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l
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1981
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1976..Jan-July
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California
%
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1058
28
89'a
101'a
1995
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June-Dec
1962
95%
94'a
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93
203 3A
1995—
Atlantic
129
93
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A
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82 'a
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33/as
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stamped pursuant to Plan A
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3'As
1936
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A
81
interest
1
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73
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8s
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—
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2004
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2004
stamped pursuant
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97
56
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97
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reduced to 2.5%)
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1st
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reduced
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gold 4s July
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2008—
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,
.
130
86%
debentures ' 1971
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1977
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.
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99
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debs
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2008
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&
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5s
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Hew
debentures
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<,
1959
16
87'A
.-April-Oct
f debs
s
Power
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17
~
198%
.
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1982
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debs
2%s
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2008
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13
10
.-v,
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Foreign
debentures
2%s
1958
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debentures
3s
3:/4S
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conv
2%s
21 %
19%
—
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1963-Jan-JuZy
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1983_——
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s
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89
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17
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new
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191
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High
.
191
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p 3%s-4s-4%s (dollar bond of 1937)—
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15
Year 1959
No.
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.June-Dec
Range for
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1965
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1963
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29
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—
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Japanese (Imperial Govt)
Sale Price
§ A Warsaw
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—June-Dec
1951
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86
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f
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93
35%
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i
1977
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s
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1947
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series
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f
s
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107'3 107%
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paid
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New Y'ork Stock Exchange
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6s 1946
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k
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April-Oct
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Italian Credit Consortium for Public Works
A 7s
Interest
Range for
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1980
1972
bonds
dollar
3s
High
BONDS
1930—
of
loan
Week's Range
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Low
dollar
5s
Sale Price
(cont)—
International
Greek
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
or
Monday, January 25, 1960
,
.
(Range for Week Ended January 22)
Week's Range
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.
series
70
'
May
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.
-
^
^
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-
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90
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Light, Co—
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102
102 'A
22
100
109
Number 5919
191
Volume
.
.
Commercial
.
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n„ri
The
P-
(407)
and Financial Chronicle
—
NEW YORK. STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
BONDS
......
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5%$
_
Range for
BONDS
Year 1959
New York S..ock Exchange
Low;
41
High
No.
41%
82
40%
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Jan-July *.
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Paper & Fibre 3 %s deb 1963__Jan-July
3%s 1981
:
Jan-July
4%s conv suboid debs 1984—
Jan-July
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry gen 4%a 1992„_flfar-Sept
Refund and hnpt M 3%s series D 1996—May-Nou
Refund and hnpt. M 3%s series E 199G__Feb-/lU0
Refund and hnpt M 3%s series H 1973—June-Dec
R & A dlv first consoi gold 4s I9G9
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Second consolidated gold 4s 1989-.;
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94
106
510
;
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100 v-
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93
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96
96
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1
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71
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114
47
series A 1994
hut-July
General mortgage 4%s luc ser A Jan 2019—April
4%s conv Increased series B Jan 1 2044
April
A 5s inc debs ser A Jan I 2055.
Mar-Sepi
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Flrft mortgage 3s series B 1989
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Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR—
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1980
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4%s Income debs 1995
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1st mtge 5%s ser C 1983
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Ohicago Terre Haute & Southeastern Ry—
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Income 2%s-4 'As
1994
Jan-July
Chicago Union Station—
First mortgage 3%s serKs F 1963
3m-July
First mortgage 2%s seres G 1963
Jan-July
Chicago & West Ind RR 4%s A 1982
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Cincinnati Gas & E|cc 1st mtge 2%» 1975-AprlI-Oct
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73
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72%
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373
Mar-Sent
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April-Oct
Apr-Oct
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mortgage 4%s 1989
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Jan-July
—Jan-July
1990_.—Jan-July
2000—--Jan-July
1982..—Jan-July
2010——Jan-July
1961.—-Jan-July
99
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100
s
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98
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249
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237
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—
116
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10
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104
90%
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Jan-July
Manhattan first 5s A 1957__Feb-Aug
income 5s Feb 1957
—April-Oct
s
101
92
10
92
■
Steel Community—
Mar-Sept
%
106%
100
101% 101'A
Jan-July
Jan-July
--Jan-July
Mar-Sepl
June-Dec
111
138%
105
18
109
4
'f.f
1976___Mar-Sept
•
I
101%
87%
„
Jan-July
Jan-July
96
86
88
-
conv
92%
93 %
108
99%
June-Dec
-June-Dec
—
debentures 1968
4s sinking fund debentures 1978—
4%s s f debentures 1977.———
4%s s f debentures 1984
5s s f debentures 1982
—:
&
§ A Adjusted
if
176
90%
secured (7th series) 1975
(11th series) 1978—...—
Hocking Valley Ry first 4'As 1999—
Hooker Chemical Corp—
5s
conv
subprd debs 1984
Household Finalnce Corp 2%s 1970—
J§AHudson
i
127%
98'A
secured
4'As
•:a
94%
89
5'As
5s
97%
92
97%
>
first mtge 2%s
Corp 4'As 1970—
?
88'A
97%
961 i
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subord debs 1970
Authority of the European
Corp
Coal
15
92
42
90'A
Feb-Aug
Hackensack Water
98
93 3 i
6
97%
mortgage 3%s 1981
•
81%
81%
90
84%
86
99111
series A 2056.—_————_Jun-Dec
Gulf States Utilities 2%s 1st mtge 1976—May-Nov
3s debentures 1969.™-—
—
——Jan-July
70%
84
81%
1
debs
inc
100%.
97
88%
.
5s
If
160
126
34
99
91%
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General mortgage 2%s series P
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Gulf .Mobile & Ohio RR—
General mtge inc 5s series A July 2015
—April
General mtge inc 4s serres B Jan 2044.
April
1st & ref M 3% series G 1980
...May-Nov
76%
*84 'A
8'7 %
85
90%
Jan-July
General mortgage
73%
*84%
80
48'A
—April-Oct
3'As series N
*75
"
62'A
——Mar-Sept
J an-July
series D 1976—
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.
61 %
45
52
88'A
'
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series C 1973———
87%
245
62%
46
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102%
245
88 %
46%
88%
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100% 101%
101%
59%
80
4
90%
88
96 'A
46'A
3
21
90%
83%
87%
93
90%
96
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1981—.April-Oct
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Goodrich IB F) Co first mtge 2%s 1965—May-Nov
Grace <W R) & Co 3%s conv sub deb '75—May-Nov
Grand Union Company 4'As conv 1978
Jan-July
100% 101'A
91
101
48%
85'A
Corp—
90%
102%
101
48'A
144
conv
5
91 %
99 %
99%
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86
!'•
112
80'A
98%
98%
82 %
79
15
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r-
—
26
-
99 3A
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A 1974
Mar-Sept
1979——Apnt-Oct
1977
91 3'H
84
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47%
4s " debentures
83%
103
4
!
134%
95
1
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84'A
1-46 %
April-Oct
May-Nov
1969.—_—
91
48
108
105
94%
90
1
.47%
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83%
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101%
48 'A
83%
78
79%
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93 %
88%
__
80'A
subord debs 1979
General Tire & Rubber Co 4%s
88%
85
81%
84 %
90'A:
106
48'A
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87
75%
81%
85
99%
90%
.
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3
92%
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86
79
87
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84
78
80 3A
224%
76'A
105
107%
79
4
90
CD O
1979-1—..-A—.Mar-Sept
5s debentures 1980
Mar-Sept
General Motors Corp 3'As debs 1979..
Jaw-July
General Telephone 4s conv debs 1971—__May-Nov
4%s
conv
debs 1977———
June-Dec
3
96%
94 Vu
168
209
88%
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5s
Time
105
91 %
73
0
Jan-July
—May-Nov
1961
2%s debentures -1964
4%s
-M
05
73%
77%
3
•
29
96%
'73
83%
79
15
96
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1975——Mar-Sept
84
94%
9 5'A
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76%
debentures
80
82%
75
97
78'/8
56
80%
89'A
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--
94
3%s
84
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25
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96
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99
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80
79
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79
76 %
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78
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6
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89%
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75'A
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3 'As
66
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%
70%
135'A 135%
76
66
90%
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69
4
167
April-Oct
1961..
debentures
debentures
22
72
87
67
l
■
79%
84%
o
73'A
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J
90
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1976.—
3s debs
debentures
91
79 'A
'
71
86%
*
70
debs
1960
debentures
■
85
93%
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4s conv debs
Stores
99
87
1
89
*
84'A
1965—__Aprzt-Oct
1972—_—1
Dairies
66
78
-r
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it
53%
48%
■
80
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May-Not;
1995-Jan-July
—
1977—
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East
',
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53%
"
38
J
87%
80
76
-
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99
*85%
4%s 1980——,
Jan-July
Fort Worth & Denver Ry Co 4%s 1982—.May-Nov
Gardner-Denver 4'As conv debs 1976
—April-Oct
Garrett Corp 4%s conv debs 1978—
Mar-Sept
General American Oil Co of Texas—
4%s conv subord debs 1984—
May-Nov
Gen Amer Transport 4s conv debs 1981
May-Nov
General Cigar Co 5'As income debs 1987__Jtiwe-Dec
General Electric Co 3'As debs 1976—
May-Nov
General Foods Corp 3%s debs 1976—
Jan-July
General Motors Acceptance Corp—
3s
^
84%
1965 .Jan-July
debenture
Fair
72 %
-v
i'v
1970
Ry 3'As
R; bber
&
debentures
3'As
63%
60%
40.
A.i
51%
*81%
mortgage
Tire
48
■''
.
A
1973
Eastern
subord
conv
99
»
54%;
50
51%
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
.Apr-Oct
April-Oct
—Mar-Sept
first cons gold 5s
Metallurgical
Firestone
93
'
*51
3%s ser F 1990—Jan-July
First consoi mortgage 3%s ser G 2000...Jow-July
A 5s income debs Jan ]
2020——
April-Oct
Ohio division first mortgage 3'As 1971..Mar-Sept
Fansteel
90
9
45%
53%,
70
j,':
*78
107
*42
89%
101 %;
21
63 3A
63%
63%
77%
7
CO rH
81
95
%
93
80%
92%
94
,94%
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106%
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85
91%
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consul
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3s
79
99
1
88%
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inc 4'As ser A Jan 2015
April
consoi mortgage 3'As ser E 1964—April-Oct
3%s
Co—
debs
nf
96%
101% 102%
102
■
98
13
88:%
Railroad Co—
Geneiai
90'/a
90
95 %
Feb-Aug
—
100% 101%
101%
Feb-Aay
1965
stamped
5s
Erie
83'A
100%
82%
78
79%
"
...
Southwestern first 5s
&
AFlorida
88%
'*98%
*893A
96
Cuba—
of
2001
debs
Power
—
1983—.
Railroads
Inc
Consumers
1-
1982
debentures
cum
:
-
Paso
Foremost
84
150%
Corp—
debs
(N Y)
Joliet &
Elgin
El
Food
33
99
subord
conv
89%
13
L—
April-Oct
..May-Nov
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
1982
5s
91
17
94
92 %
.
1986-—Jaw-July
—
Stainless Steel
86%
•-
105%
76
May-Nou
Fuel Associates 3'As
Gas
82%
10
97
110
2
~1
Jan-July
—April
1977
2%s
Eastern
82%
104% 104%
■
.--Jan-July
April-Oct
1968
1978
debentures
debentures
4%s
1.076
debentures
Consolidated
2%s
Gas
Natural
debentures
4%s
Juwe-Dec
(Bait)—
El
3%s debentures
3s
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
1963
1973
Light & Power
27'us series T 19762%s series 11
1981—
Consolidated
3%s
1988
P
Electrodynamics Corp—
suhord debs
1984—...
Consolidated Gas
1st
O
ser
3s
April-Oct
Jww-Deo
1987
N
ser
4s
M
Consolidated
4%s
York-
2%s ser A 1982 Mar-Sept
refund mtge 2%s ser B 1911-April-Oct
refund mtge 2%s ser C 1972_Juue-Dec
rotund mtge 3s ser D 1972
May-Not)
refund mtge 3s ser E 1979—Jaw-July
refund mtge 3s ser F 1981
Feb-Aug
M 3%s series G
1981
M«y-Nov
M 3%s scries H
1982
Mar-Sept
M 3%s series T
1983
Feb-Aug
M 3%s series J
1984
Jaw-July
M
3%S series K 1985
June-Dec
M :i%s series I.
1986
May-Nov
M
4%s series M
1986
AprI-Oct
and
First
of
Edison
—April-Oct
r-April-Oct
2001
debentures
First
1999
1999
debentures
Consolidated
88
9
21
98
77%
—Mar-Sept
1985—
1976
K
ser
Eastern
Edison El 111
23
Income mortgage
1979
3%s 1983.
1st
mortgage 3'As
1986
1st
mortgage 3%s
1988—
1st mortgage 4'As 1989
&
25%
26
77%
"7'7%
77%
June-Dec
3%s
25%
7%
8'A
78
2042____May-Nov
1
mortgage
82
87
88
88
1
debentures
Duquesne Light Co
1st mortgage 2%s
86'A
13
*84
——
Feb-Aug
'*,£HR~Re?
April-Oct
1977
1.
N
128
31
124'A
,
?7 3 4
1969—.—..Feb-Aug
3%s conv debs
1971
Mar-Sept
Gen & ref 2%s ser N 1984
Mar-Sept
Gen & ref 3'As series O 1980
May-Nov
Detroit & Mack first lien gold 4s 1995—_Juwe-Dec
Second gold 4s 1995
—
June-Dec
Detroit Terminal & Tunnel 4%s 1961——May-Nov
Detroit Tol & Ironton RR 2%s ser B 1976_Mar-Sept
Diamond Gardner Corp 4s debs 1983.,
Apr-Oct
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc—
4s
conv
subord debentures 1977—
Feb-Aug
5s s f debentures
1978——r
——__Apr-Ocfc
Dow
Chemical 2.35s debentures
1961
r, May-Nou
3s
subordinated debs 1982
i.—ii—Jan-July
Dresser Industries Inc 4'As conv
1977
Mar-Sept
2
87
Co-
series
series
'Is
June-Dec
3%s
ref
9
8 5'A
86%
''
1970—May-Sept
3%s
Elec
1987
4%s
May
tr
Lake
convertible
80%
20
,
85'A
-w
97
122
."——May
:
mtge 2%s ser J
ref
&
2%s
C
Ohio
Swul.h
mtge
98
100
96'A
122%
85 'A
1st
'i.
*
105
98
*97%
122
79
75
92
85%
Oolumliiis &.
76%
77%
1975
B
82
,
70
Jnne-Der
1975
A
series
90%
75
69
80
81%
84%
■
Feb-Aug
1977_—_——April-Oct
3%s debs series D 1979
Jan-July
3%s debentures series E 1980
Mar-Sept
3%s debentures series F 1981
April-Oct
4%s debs series G
1981
April-Ocjt
5'As debs series II 1982/uue-Dec
6s debs series 1 1982—.
April-Oct
4%s debs series J 1983
Mar-Sept
4%s debs series K 1983
May-Now
5%s debentures series N 1984
April-Oct
3%s suhord conv debs
1964
May-Nov
series
debentures
74%
93
1
84
3s
84%
-66'A
8%
8%
contingent
1%
101
88
Inc—
3%s debentures scries
1993.—
due
4-6s
coll
Salt
&
&
3'As
94%
88%
83%
3s debentures
Gen
83%
86'A
87%
.
9%
97%
(3%
interest) 1993
Jan-July
Detroit Edison 3s series H 1970
——June-Dec
General and refund 2%s series I 1982__May-Sept
1st
90%
:
*76%
4%s 1961—April-Oct
47/«s 1977
Jan-July
Corp
i
9%
Division
trust
&
mtge
fixed
92%
90 V,
Mar-Sept
Apr-Oct
1993-
1st mtge 4%s
1994
Cleveland Short Line first gtd
Colorado
66
91'A
May-Nov
J989
3%s
597A
*
1986
3%s
mtge
1985'
69
*92%
Jan-July
June-Ocf
Mar-Sept
1970
1982
2%s
mortgage
62%
93%
trust 4ft 1990_May-2Vo»
Illuminating 3s
3s
65
June-Deo
first coll
Division
St Louis
Cleveland
Wab
105
91%
hnpt 4%s series E 1977—Jan-July
& Mich Div 1st 4s 1991_Jan-July
Refunding and
83
98
92%
—June-Dec
______
1993
B
78
93%
—Aprll-Ocl
1993
4s
series
5s
77%
67
79
*61 %
1977
Jan-July
Cincinnati Chicago & St Louis Ry—
General
54
60'A
100
*62%
Cities Service Co 3s s f debs
Cleveland
60
9%
10%
124%
..Jan-July
-■—
1988
Denver & Rio Grande Eastern RR—
First mortgage series A (3%
fixed
l'/o
contingent interest)
1993
Income mortgage series A 4% % 2018
*lst'
Gen
79
98%
Map-Not
—
J 971—
63%
79
mortgage gtd 3%s series E 1969—Feb-Aug
First mortgage 2%s series G 1974
Feb-Aug
C I T Financial Corp 3%s debs 1970
Mar-Sepf
debentures
56%
74
First
4%s
55%
*62%
High
2
*9%
—
55%,
Low
6
.
9'A
Pennsylvania Division—
" ' *
\
1st mtge & coll tr 5s ser A 1985
May-Nov
1st mtge & coll tr 4'As ser B 1985
May-Nov
Delaware Power & Light 3s 1973.^
—_April-Oct
Denver
Ohicago
Cincinnati
&
Collateral
82
*69%
4s
mortgage
First
mortgage
Essex
58
April
2038
A Income
Morris
Kf
Range for
Year 1959
No.
*9'A
debs
subord
4 %s
86
14
.—Jan-July
1970—
1977.—'
debentures
3'As
*
87
81%
*
11
9%
1983—i'——A—
-iFeb-Aug
Delaware & Hudson 4s extended
1963—„May-Nov •
Delaware Lackawanna & Western RR Co.—
New York Lackawanna & Western Div
"
First, and refund M series C 1973-,—May-Nov •
■:
76
*69%
i
High
11
<
80
91%
Sold
or
Low
mortgage 3s 1978
i_————Jan-July
First
mortgage 3'As 1982.1——
...iFeb-Aug
First
mortgage -5s 1987.—'——^May-Nov
Deere & Co
2%s debentures 1965-.-—_—April-Oct
1
81 %
Bonds
Bid & Asked
ref-4s series B
lien &
4
91 %
30
June
78%
*80
Friday's
"eeasKange
equip 4s 1970-^—
—Jwne-Dec
& ref 4s series A 1970—.—_■—-June-Dec
&
80
•78%
__May-Nov
A 1988—,/au-July
Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
mortgage 4s Inc series A Jan 1983'
mortgage 4%s inc ser A Jan 2003
Milwaukee St Paul & Pacific RR—
Ohicago
80
78%
Period
1970—'J—June-Dec
A Curtis
Publishing Co 6s debs 1986——April-Oct
Daystrom Inc 4%s conv debs 1977—
Mar-Sept
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s 1975—April-Oct
-
96
82
Week's Range
Ranee
1970——June-Dec
(1942 series)
4s
mortgage-
lien
A 1st
87
76
2
Week's
-First
2
80%
90%
94
92
94%
80%
90%
95%
-
82
85 '
.94%
126
87
92'A
111 ••: 111%
'
117%
101'A
93
Debenture
Burlington & Qulncy RR—
First and refunding mortgage 3%s 1985 -Feb-Aug
First and refunding mortgage 2%s 197O__Feb-Au0
1st & rcf mtge 3s 1990
Feb-Aug
1st & ref mtge 4%s 1978
Feb-Aug
Chicago & Eastern III RR—
AGeneral mortgage inc conv 5s 1997
April
First mortgage 3%.s series B 1985
May-Nov
A5s Income debs Jan
2054
May-Nov
90%
A 1st
99
j
y
Rys—
mortgage 4s
83'A
118
94
Champion
..
A 1st
Last
Sale Price
Cuba RR—■
87 %
-
110
Apr-Oct
•
85%
Nortnern
AlSb
April-Oct
.—.1
Cuba
49
79%
v..
*87 %
"
.
High
40
82%
83%'
Feb-Aug
Low
■
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conv
5.90s
1H68-.
.
subord debs. 1979
Gotham Inc—
T
conv
Chadbourue
Friday
Interest
-
Bonds
^
.
3"As , series
mortgage
First
Friday
nrr»un..,.
Sold
N J 3'As 1983
Jan-July
Fewer 2s 1974
April-Oct,
Co 3%s series A 1974__Feb-Au0
HK Cu ui
OtDtval New York
Central Pacific Ry
Ouii'ai
Cerro
Last
York Stock Exchange
New
(Range for Week Ended January 22)
Week's Range
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Iast^
"l^
Interest
27
91%
10
90'A
100 3A
92
116
95
118
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88 Va
94%
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94
115%
94
88%
8
93
9434
20
98%
92
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81
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88%
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90
>
92%
97
103%
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95
93
104
9 8'A
98 %
99
18
96%
105%
54%
51%
54%
49
50'A
66
11%
11'A
20
10'A
28%
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or
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May-Nor
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1972
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es
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&
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mortgage 3%s 1997-—
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:
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85
35
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to
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truste
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ref
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95
2
97 %
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s
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237
1
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York
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1977—May-Noo
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•
75
232
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1979
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——
232
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81
•
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1961
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.
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>
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unguaranteed
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:
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—
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&
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mortgage 3%s series J 1981.—
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Bonds
Monday, January 25, 1960
.
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Number 5919
Volume 191
.
.
Commercial
.
The
and Financial
Chronicle
(409).
BOND RECORD
BONDS
Friday
Interest
New York Stock "Exchange
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or
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8
75
82
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——————
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75
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,
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1970—.— _Ja n-JulU
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7.9
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.Jan-July
1979.
•.Vaeuiuiv Oil 2%« 497<^—
bikmihMn
91 VA
76 %
'
119%
".-1
Marcliant—
subord'debS
"75
tf
gold
Electric 3'/2S. 1974
Power 3%s series I
7ft
1
65%
65'2
registered 2361
...Ja«-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969__April-Oct
1st. mortgage 3%s series C 1979.
,April-Oc4
5'/as debentures 1982
..Jan-July
Western Pacific RR Co 3%s ser A 1981
Jau-July
87%
97 %
fit) Va
mortgage
gtd
63 Va
'
4s
132%
82
452
'
—
—.
5VLv<coI»v
108%
GusCoTp—/■•
1982
April
A Jan 1981
2
65
64%
3%'s 2000—Feb-Ai/g
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester
Lighting get) mtge S'As 1967_Jan-JuJ®
rer
first
RR
Warren
140
"
.
income 4'As series B Jan 1991—.April
First mortgage 3%s series B
1971——Feb-Nov
104%
20
Va
•
inl.ge
92 V)
"84 %
100 VB
Union
•'•Bmiili-Corona
.
Income
mlge 4s income series
Gen
•
98%
4
92
92
.Jan-July
1971— April-Oct
.
—
1983
4s ser F
tef
A
subord
1st
—
Oil Coir 4:i^s,ltouv debs 1986— June-Dec
.Jan-Jut®
Ckeliy Oil .-2Us debet) tores 1965—.—
Gold
lien
1st.
6s
1995
ref mtge 3%s ser C
and
-l.
-98
Jan-July
Mar-Sept'
May-Nov
gtd 5s 2003
92 V
.
85 Va
48
91%
"75%
..April-Oct
.1982—.
J
per
Wabash RR Co—
*-
subord -debentures
conv
101
100
a
98 %
Feb-Aug
1983
1979
3.20.4
100 7
.Jan-July
.ueinclair
Ban
3%s
M
& Southwest first
lien
Gen
99
•'■Hiam rock
7
100%
June-Dee
.
rel
Gen mtge 4'/4S 1983—
Virginian Ry 8s series B
117%
99 Vu
.May- Nov
1980
-1977—1 Mar-Sept
92%
:
A
,
78%
91
'
■
1980—Mar-Sept
3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec
mortgage & refund
1st
Virginia
First
.Feb-Aug
FJr,l
1st
•
.May-No?
Gold
97
77
.
6
-72%
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
"
518
101%
83
,2-':
t -
86
"80%
1975—Mar-Sept
refund mtge 2%s ser E
and
79
5-
"76%
First and ref mtge 23/4S ser H
85 %
94
96%
"96
—
24
79-
98
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
91%
78
—
subord
Beiherling
.
82
76%
„
•
$
91%
Jan-July
Corp of America—
3'/as conv subord debentures 1969—
4%s conv subord debs 1976
78 %
83 Va
'
—
84%
9oya
-
45
.
Vanadium
81
66%
38
"76%
•
97 *•
113%
86
il/ar-Sept
Jaa-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
May-Woa
April-Oct
April-Oct
il/ar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
May-Nov
.April-Oct
Jan-July
1968
47/as
ctfs
'
April-Oct
debs. 1977
5s debentures 19821..——
Bears Roebuck A Co 4 Us s f debs
f
77%
81
•
—
82%
1989. .May-Wow
4s
79%
85
-
"78%
Works Corp—
Steel
United
80
68
'
■
68 %
4%s
•Sonth
76%
71
—
69'%
b
4%*
.
90
70 VA
--
Acceptance Cor.p—
debentures 1972;
-.Bocoin
133
120'A
'
Roebuck
Shell
90%
99
6
.May-NOB
1
Sons 2Us
A.
debentures
5Us
157
84
194 Va
—
87 Va
■
E>
•'3s
-Service
95
103
;
&
mtge
*
1989
Co—
debentures
(Jos
Sear*.
5s
92 %
109 % 109''a
•
93%
80%
1
83
111%
7.9..
■
1970
debentures
First
debentures
RR
85
92
85
85
•
82%
112 'A
2%s debentures
RR
coll tr 3;5'as 1971
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972
1st mtge A coll tr 3%s 1975
43,i»s s f debs 1972
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973
lsl mtge & coll tr 4 V2S 1977
1st mtge & coll tr 4'/4S 1978—
4%s s f debentures 1978
:
U. S. Rubber 2%s debentures 1976
2%s debentures 1967.
—
United States Steel 4s debs 1983—
1st
94
;.
Certificates Nov
eo:iv
Line
91
103
Mar-Sept
Depot 3'/«s B'1971
3s
Air
100 'A
1977
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970
103
.Mar-Nov
-Bcoyill Manufacturing 4Us debs 1982
flea board
200
109%
.Jan-July
2006;
Ry—
California 2%s debs
Pacific
Participating
1980—
New England
&
193 Va
92
114% 116
85 %
April-Oct
eeriiileat.es
inc bond
Union
Paul
Scioto
mtge
Oil of
Co—
Jan
A
115%
98%
89 %
-
95 34
200
•
1996 .Jan-July
.
Ry
B
ser
..
84 %
86%
102
.
■
June-Dec
May-Hov
tr 2%s 1980—
3%s .1982
Union
'
91
—
93%
"85
June-Dec
1976
Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991.il/ar-Sept
Union Tank Car
s I debs 1973
__Apn'f-Oct
United Biscuit Co of America 2%s 1966—Ajnil-Oct
96
"91
-
Mar-Sept
mortgage 4s scries A 1997
Si coiiit mtge ?in<: 4 lis ser A Jan
A5>
•
-
-
June-Dec
1st
<6
•
80%
"80
200
--
■
Mar-Sept
+Jan-July
1977
1971—
IsL
199(5.—..
(is
Louis-Sail
232
'
April-Oct
,
Corp—
General
ftahr
87
1st
:
Corp—
-
193'A
—
—
7b%
8
26
95
'
194
—
Jan-July
J an-July
Gas
1st mlge & coll
■
Jan-July
conv
3s
87 %
33,«s
19781.
Rochester
72 Va
80
226
Apr-Ocf
15
81(4
"85
trust 2%s 1975.Apn7-Oct
..May-Nov
mortgage and coll
debentures
1968
First
bonds—
B
Oil
93
146%
Union
19781
series
92
101%
83
•'•80
Feb'Auo
79%
%
"83
Thompson Products 4%s debs 1982
Feb-Aug
Tidewater Oil Co 3'/2s 1986
April-Oct
Tol & Ohio Cent ref a)id iinpt 3%s 1960
June-Dec
Tri-Continental Corp 2%s debs 1961
il/ar-Sept !
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s 1971_.ilfar/-Nov -
104
88
126 U 132 V*
1995-Map-Nov
series
4 %s
88
5
A
Rich field
78
93
81%
8
series
Us
;
89
Jan-July
1953—
Gs
adjustment
%
75
85
May-Wop
ft %.s
170 Va
82
—M«)/-Nov
(is
110
156
■
97%
n
SAConsol mtge
•
89
85%
85 "a
1950
123
105
"87%
'
Company (Tlie) 3%s debs 1983
May-Hoy '
Corp 3s debetitures 1965
.........Jfap-Not
Texas & New Orleans RR—
'
'
•.
»
Fir.sl. and refund M 3t4s series B 1970__Aprh-Ocl
First and refimd M 3%s series C 1990__Aprif-Oct
Texas A Pacific first gold 5s '2000
:
June-Dec
General and refund M 3%s ser E 1985—Jan-July
Texas Pacific-Missouri PacificTerm RR of New Orleans 3%s 1974
June-Deo
■
96r,a
1852—i_—
94%
95
•
1979—.June-Dec :
notes
103 ya
95
28
71
June-Doc
1979
notes
conv
r
•
23
95%
96%
94
Texas
98%
85%
mlge Oft
mlge
senior
capital
:
85
152
99%
81
Jau-July
May-Were
:
107%
787a
'
Texas
3
■
"82% -85
128
"
7
•
'•'.:
•
-
81 %
April-Oct
ait go' 7s
Dent
«
25
91 %
1973-.—April-Oof
Feb-Aug
debs
Ml'g
-f^f'niisol
»
119
—-i--
1900-.. June-Dec
5s
81
102
10
Direct
*
80
79
92
:
1972'
7'C/B
76%
136
-
92
95
••
Terminal; ltR Assu of St Louis—:
.
Refund and impl, M 4s series C 2019
.Jan-July
Refund and impt 2%s series D 1985—__Aprll-Oct
89%
14
81%
conv
Co. 2%s debentures
debentures 1973
Talcott (James) Inc—
&
2%s
101
83%
:r: 14
81%
jAJhrect
»"
81%
"101%
Co 3%s debs-1970
Rhine-Westphalia L'leu • Power Corp—
*
'.
6
1964
Swift
:
'
Mar-Sept
3Us
Tobacco
■
86%
3 '/as- series D
rel
J)
99
•
8612
1
debentures
2%s
95%
June-Dec
.
1977
96
93 Va
1983_ April-Oct
1975
debentures
3Us
J.
93
High
70
3
'
105% 107
J an-J uly
Jan-Jnly
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1974,
(Ohio) AV^s
Co
10
136
95%
95%
96 U
•
debentures 2%a 1971—iUay-Nov
(N J)
Oil
77%
131
Year J 959
Low
"100
;_Aprii-Oct
1982
St.auffer Chemical 3%s debs 1973
72%
87%
Oil
debentures
72 %
77%
131
Range for
Sold
No.
72%
Sunray Oil Corp 2%s debentures 1966
Superior Oil Co 8%s debs 1981..;
.Jah-July
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971
...May-Wot)
90
85%
V4
72%
iy«2—April-Oct
94
2%s
Bonds
*
High
"
•Vi-i.
91
92 U
conv
91 %
Standard
1
—
19G8_Jan-Julp
S%s
1983
Standard
5
•
--
81 'A
May -Nov
refunding (mortgage 3Us
and
90%
107% 109
and
(Indiana)
98%
5 Vhs
107 U
Oil
debentures
yb-v+
68
"99% 100
refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
First and refunding, mortgage 3s 1972—Map-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 2%s 19T9_J«ne-Dec
-1st
4%s
98 h
'
.6
91%
"83%
Mar-Sept
mortgage 3Us
'A
90 Va
Co—
1963_——4.—
First ahd-refunding
.First
Standard
86 %
7
90%
May-Hoy
3%.s debs 1981
Electric &
Service
Public
76
85 %
9
69
•
"91
Youngstown &, Ashtabula Ry—
1st gen 5s series B 1802—i
Feb-Aug
plantation Pipe Line 2%s 197(3
Mar-Sept
3%a 8 f deboutm'«s 1986—-i
April-Oct
Potomac Electric Power Co 3s
1983
Jan-July
91
97%
88 Vb
Range
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Jiup-Nov
llJ83
Uebuntuius
97 :V«
89
Va
1985_„__April-Oci
98 h
__
98%
or
Sale Price
Period
Spiegel Inc as cojiv subord debs 1984— -..June-Dec
April
Spokane Internl first gold 4%s 2013
•unuard on ox California 4%s 1983
Jan-July
"
120 %•
72 y«
—
89
:April-Oct
JVas
,
98%
Pittsburgh
debs
102 Va
'96
87
"98%
1st.,intge 3%s 1964—May-Wou
Pittsburgh ConsolidiiiUm Coal 3%s 1965—Jan-Julp
Pittsburgh (Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
Aprii-Ocl
conv
91 U
__
Southwestern Bell Tel 2%s debs
102%
337
7
Last
Interest
'
Low
116
1
108%
BONDS
New York Slock Exchange
High
97
917«
"98 %
Plttsb Coke «Si Clieni
3 Us
88%
'8234
April-Oct
1975
151
"72%
1970—June-Dec
1975
series
Low
111U
105
ser J 1964-Ma]/-Nov
Cine Chicago. &t St .Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series B
Year 1959
No.
91
Consolidated guaranteed'4%a
r
Range for
Sold
98 3'4
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
PlUxbury Mills Inc.' 3'/eS s f.debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2Us 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
C(ui,;oliclated guaranteed 4s 'ser H I960—Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser 1 1963_Feb-Auj)
Pittsburgh
Bonds
High
109
Week's
Friday
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Apr-Oct
(Range for Week Ended January 22)
•
Week's Range
Last
29
*
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
security whether stock
vu
LL1C
rvilici iCctll
OIUVJK
ending Friday, Jan. 22.
AU*
Friday
.•
—^
Last
American Stock Exchange.
Sale Price
Week's
of Prices
Shares
,
4'
2
6.900
■Acme-Hamilton
3
3
33a
16.103
-Acme
5%
5 V.
5'h
200
490
Acme
Corp class A
1
Mfg Cprp——-—10c
Prudiicts Inc...1
Co...l_
-1^—
10
Precision
Wire
Aerojet -General Coy )>+-.^ — - - r'
'sAeroncft Manufacturing Corp.
•Aero Supply. Manufacturing
— .
For footnotes, see page 33.
Week Ended January 22.
21
21
6934
Last
5% Mar
2%
Jan
4%
Jan
4%.
Nov
9 %
July
17 %
Jan
2234
July
May
67%
65 Vf
14,000
47%
Sep
98
8%
83i
9
2.20J
8%
Sep
13% Mar
1
6%
57i
7
8.500
Nov
9% Mar
Agnew
Aid
Surpass
Investment
Discount
Inc
for Week
5%
1
6
ft-.;
Steel Co common
cumulative
preferred
Low
—10
——100
1,900
Jan
5%
Nov
%
Jan
1,303
Petroleums, l td
^50c
Alabama
Great Southern
—
50
Alabama Power 4.20%
preferred-—100
Wood
Range for Year 1959
1
High
Ajax
Alan
Shares
13%
Shoe Stores—1+
&
Sales
Week's
Tkange
of Prices
Low
Par
High
Dec
4%
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range for Y ear 1959
3%
or
w
.Friday
1
}
_
STOCKS
Low
High
3%
Petroleum
„
for Week
4
Aberdeen
1
Sales
Range
Low
Par
~
report of the American Stock
It is compiled from the
STOCKS.
.
" —
131
Jan
High
19% July
;
7 Va
1%
150
Aug
Jan
Aug
80% Dec
41%
39%
42%
4,200
82 V»
82%
82%
25
91%
Apr
23%
Jan
43%
Dec
78
Jan
92
Oct
TTve Commercial and Financial Chronicle
30
Monday, January 25, 1960
...
(410)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended January 22)
Week's
o^4
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
for Week
Shares
Low
Par
Airlines
Alaska
1
Iixc
Algemene Kunstzide N V—
Anier dep rets Amer shares
Algom-Uranium Mines Ltd
All American Engineering Co
6%%
American
7
2,300
6
Nov
12
8*4
9 V*
29.400
7
Feb
12
Nov
Canadian
Javelin
3*4
3*8
1.000
3 Va
Jan
5%
Jun
Canadian
Marconi
4*a
3%
J»i
5% Ma.
Jan
Oct
11V* Ma>
65V* Mar
Feb
17 V*
2,700
4%
4%
10 V*
10*8
700
35 V*
35V4
36 V*
400
°
15 V*
15*4
16*8
13.800
1
9 V.
8%
9%
18.400
20*8
21V*
3.400
75 V*
76
~7%
1
Jan
25%
72%
Sep
86
Feb
1%
Jan
10%
Jun
275
40%
Sep
51
10.000
11%
Sep
19V* May
"sy*
20
39
13 V*
50c
39
12 V*
13 Va
5
Nov
33
Jan
42%
Aug
Sep
14V*
Oct
38
Jan
47% Aug
31%
Sep
36
Jan
Nov
12V*
Jan
A
1
7 V*
Equip Co
American Seal-Kap Corp of Del
American Thread 5% preferred
American Writing Paper
•
American
Petrofina
class
Photocopy
Lead
Inc
class
Mines
8,500
7
48
51%
7,600
30
Apr
50%
15V*
15 V*
16%
9.700
10%
Jan
20% July
31
2*4
2*8
Jun
Nov
37
Mar
2
Dec
5
Apr
19%
700
14%
Jan
22%
Jun
8 V*
900
6%
Dec
11%
Feb
11
19 V*
7 Va
8
6 V*
6
6%
6.400
6V*
Dec
9%
1
20c
6V4
6%
6 V*
700
5%
Jan
8
26'2
13%
24,700
26
23 V*
9
9*8
400
871 *
86
87 V*
370
5
38*8
381
s
38*8
16,100
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co (new)—2.50
34*8
32 T*
35 >2
45,200
Chemical & Film Corp
Apollo Industries Inc
5
Appalachian Power Co 4!ia% pfd—100
Fuel
Oil
Arkansas Power
Corp
&
Co
Armstrong
Rubber class A
Amer
Associated
Oil
Class
Atlantic
Gas
Indus
del
Audio
86%
Dec
11%
38%
40%
10,500
21
Avien
Inc
Avnet
8
Baldwin
Rubber
Baldwin
Bunco
American
Banff
Oil
Inc
2*8
6.400
]*'»
3.000
51 %
Sep
2%
1.800
2%
&
Dec
2 Ve
10%
7.800
8Vi»
Sep
2*4
2%
9,900
2*/*
13 V*
12%
13%
3,600
9 V*
15*4
17*8
12.700
9**
9*8
10%
400
•
l
American
Oil
American
Co
Petroleum
•
Class
4%
B
1
cl
A
30c
preferred
Brown
Rubber
10
Co
III
HI..*
common
66%c
Buckeye
(The)
Corp..
Budget Finance Plan common.
60c
convertible
1
50c
preferred
serial preferred
Buell Die & Machine Co..
Buffalo"* Eclipse
~[o
__I_1
~~~~ 1
Corp
Burma
(The)
Mines
26%
Apr
Company
2 50
Ltd—
_
Ltd.!
Calif Eastern
Aviation Inc
California Electric Power
common
$3.00
preferred
preferred..
6%
•
Jan
5%
Calvan Consol Oil & Gas
Cawuien Fire
Insurance
Corroon
Dec
Nov
Bread
Co
Ltd..
_
.
Cott
Sep
7,500
23*8
550
15
24
21%
24
700
16
3*4
4
9,500
7 V*
A
11%
Jan
Feb
6T*
7*4
22
7
42%
Jun
29
Nov
Jan
3%
20
8
8
8
1
1 Vb
4%
Jan
Apr
5*4
8%
8*8
8%
1
2,200
22%
26*8
8,700
21
20%
21%
1,400
2%
2%
2%
Oct
2ft
Jan
Sep
6*4
21%
22*4
700
Apr
10%
Oct
19%
Oct
32%
Nov
I3:V*
Feb
26
Mar
21*4
Dec
24%
7
footnotes,
see page
Jan
6%
Jan
I
18
Sep
11%
Jan
&
Electric
Sun
Crystal
Oil
$1.12
6** Mar
26,300
2,800
19%
14%
31,700
Daitch
Aug
Davega
9%
10%
1,200
6 %
Jan
9%
'
12%
45 V*
13%
1,100
45 V»
45%
800
15 V*
16%
7
4,900
11%
6%
19%
19*8
400
Jan
22% May
%
Dec
5%
6*8
900
8%
8 %
8*8
37*8
42%
15,100
37
36%
37 %
1,000
4%
1.400
38%
5
130
96
94*4
96
34 V,
32*4
35%
13,400
2 V*
2*,
5
8
3,600
13V* Mar
D.
&
Land
Class
A
12%
Jun
Dejay
Dec
Dennison
Jun
43%
Feb
12%
5%
6%
7
19*4
Nov
9% Mar
ljg
Sep
3
32%
Nov
Feb
46
7 A
8%
17,800
1,100
1,600
6%
6*4
7
2,200
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7*/*
1,000
18 */4
—
Mar
9
19%
5,800
6%
6%
1,400
7 V*
7%
1,400
10%
10**
100
6%
'7%
8%
8*8
2%
2%
8*4
3%
700
2,809
16
15%
16
2,300
10%
10%
11%
4,500
ft
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ft
Jun
Jan
j;|
7%
1st
8%
Jan
14
Oct
20%
3.900
55%
150
54 %
34
6%
a 11
50
54%
3%
34
7
100
300
450
ft
15,400
7
Sep
10% Mar
Sep
22% Mar
7
21.600
5,400
Jan
8% Mar
Va
5%
5%
5,600
4%
Oct
8%
%
%
1
3,000
it
Jan
900
26%
Jan
i2 %
Jun
IH'/a
Deo
21V*
18
Nov
20 Va
Apr
14 %
Feb
18 %
May
10%
6%
5
34
32
34
16%
16*4
17*4
2,400
17%
17 %
17%
2,500
14
14
19
19
7%
73/a
200
13 %
100
8%
1%
,19%
4%
Jun
8
16% Mar
20
Jan
8%
io
4
6.200
V*
9%
Apr
Dominion
5% Dec
6% July
12%
Dec
7%
Oct
Nov
15 Va
Jan
Jun
49
Aug
3%
Dec
5
Jan
5
10c
4
2%
37
14,600
6%
—
5%
7%
350
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29*4
30%
150
%
22,400
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tftf
60 Va
58%
A
•
4% July
ft
28
65*8
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Dec
12 % May
19%
Jan
2%
Jan
Nov
Nov
%
Feb
8%
2%
14
46% July
Dec
%
Jan
Va
4,200
29
Oct
65%
Dee
9%
9%
100
9
Feb
0% Mar
11%
Nov
15% May
—
50c
11%
61
20
12%
3,400
10%
7 Ve
7%
2.800
13%
13%
150
4
May
11'/a May
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700
5
5 %
1,600
4%
2.50
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2,000
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1
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8
5 Ve
4%
Dec
3%
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5
9%
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1
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8% Mar
16 Va
Nov
May
4% Aug
38% Aug
33% Jan
10%
10%
11
2,700
3
400
2%
'
10%
2%
Dec
13%
4
Dec
Dow
Apr
Brewery
Draper Corp
Jan
Drilling
Jan
9%
Jun
Jan
4 % Mar
17%
Feb
Nov
13%
Jan
%
Feb
34 %
35%
700
13*4
13%
13%
7,900
13%
Dec
29% Mar
13%
13%
400
9 Va
Jail
18% July
7%
13,400
2%
Jan
18%
1,400
29
Jan
135
Sep
38%
147
20%
Oct
2*4 Nov
18% Nov
7
7
Driver
4% Mar
&
10% Mar
36%
Jan
5% Mar
23% Jan
7,500
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1%
Feb
10%
9*4
10 VB
3,100
8 %
Dec
14%
Aug
9*8
9%
9**
1,200
9
Dec
9Tit
Sep
3%
Apr
5%
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24%
13
1
1
21%
21*8
16%
Jan
1%
1%
200
1%
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3
Feb
1
14
13*4
14%
21,100
11%
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Nov
2%
9
9%
3,700
9 Vh
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13%
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&
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...
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91
21%
200
21 Va May
ord
stock
Co
Wd
Dec
61%
52
Jan
Eastern
Sep
60% Mar
4 Fa Jan
14%
Dec
23%
Jan
1,200
15
Jan
20% July
9%
10
300
10
Jun
12% Mar
7,50
9*8
9%
30%
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13
30%
12%
i
10
5,100
9 Vh
Nov
15%
30%
175
29%
Oct
38%
Apr
13*8
4,700
11%
Nov
19
Apr
Dec
8**
8%
9%
11,600
29%
29%
31%
8,000
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Co
1
Co
8%
8
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9
2,800
5
class
B
common
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43%
44%
1,400
9%
8 * '8
9%
60,200
10%
47',*
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8
Dec
3
43%
6
Jan
36%
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53V*
Jan
9% May
3'a
3ft
1,100
6 %
6*8
1,700
3%
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*
6%
6%
200
5 %
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21
21%
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21%
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32 Va Mar
Oct
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Jan
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ft
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27 Va
27%
28%
600
25 Vh
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10%
10%
11%
22.500
4%
25
43%
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Nov
Oct
Aug
37% July
15V« Jun
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Apr
Apr
19
27%
44
_._.
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6
40%
SI
Apr
39%
Jim
8
m
May
Feb
Apr
Jan
Dec
Mar
300
16
32.50
Dynamics Corp of America
55
26
16
15%
16
•
common.....
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Sulphur A:
45%
♦
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15%
•
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;
Co
21% Jufc
17% May
10s
Research
Test
Duval
Dee
17%
25c
reg
DuMont (Allan B) Lavatories
Duniop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord
reg..
Duraloy fThej Co
Doro
Feb
17%
l
Ltd..
Harris
Power
Durham
9%
Jun
*
—
Jan
1
Jun
% Mar
34 V*
1
Corp
<fc
Inc
8%
Duke
Apr
-~7%
10
$2 preferred
Dorsey <The) Corp
Douglas Oil Company....
12%
July
Jan
Apr
6%
7,600
Jan
Dec
17%
100
&
Textile
Apr
10
Dec
9%
Bridge Co Ltd
18%
Apr
10% May
38 '/4
10%
50c
Steel
Sep
Feb
150
20c
Dominion
Aug
Nov
1,000
common
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5%
Nov
Inc—
Dominion Tar &
10% July
Jan
Apr
34
18% Dec
3,400
50c
class
Jan
Dorr-Oliver
Nov
Alar
7 Vb
1
••
47
Inc.—,
Nov
Feb
Jan
45
Jan
10%
vtc
15%
Jan
45
Oct
2%
10%
common
18
Nov
%
55
6%
46 >/4
;
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8*4
6%
'
Apr
10% Mar
500
23,600
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Stores
16%
13
Jan
23 V*
Oct
16%
.
*
Corp
Dec
2%
45
8*it Mar
8%
*
Co
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6% Dec
7% Dec
1,300
36,500
6%
18%
1
5
partic
preferred
m May
9% Nov
5,200
3%
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4,400
*
dep rets ord
Diver.sey
15
Dec
4%
5
300
4 %
Distillers Co Ltd—
Dixon
5,000
3
20%
20
Dec
13
7,200
12,500
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7%
20%
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6,900
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Oct
3'/«
3,300
10%
17,900
preferred
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd—
Dilbert's Quality Supermarkets—
Oct
7%
21%
Nov
2*4
$1.25
Jan
3
<
7%
43 Va
Co
System
Gasket
9%
3 Vb
21%
Apr
2,400
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Oil Co
Productions
41%
7%
21
25%
40'a
(Md)
"A"
Co
Mfg class A
Sep
7% July
35%
3
18%
Sep
2*8
debentures
Dome
16
20%
42 t*
common
Stores
Amer
12%
Dec
300
Development Corp of America—
13.800
14**
31
5
Feb
20,500
15%
Dec
Jan
<Del)_50c
Apr
6%
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18
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3%
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Oct
2*4
14 %
2
22 Vh
15*4
7
♦
7%
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4%
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11 %
6% Mar
Dec
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1
Dclroit Gary Iron & Steel Fdrs Inc
21«
12
Nov
3%
■
3%
1
1.50
Apr
34%
14 V*
13%
5
6*8
common
16%
34
41,900
Nov
Feb
*
Jan
42% July
ft
5%
Apr*
12%
*
Detroit
Jan
8
Jan
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Oct
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8
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2%
7%
27%
20%
Co
Dec
30 %
300
26
10c
38%
100
31
1,100
Jun
1
2,300
10c
Oct
300
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29%
—1.25
Sep
950
38%
28 V*
8%
18
40 V*
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9V4
4%
900
28%
12%
...
94
31*8
37
12%
Nov
18.200
74,700
7%
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Inc
Rubber
Transit
39%
85 Vi
Jan
Jan
2%
2.50
Brothers
Mines
C.
Apr
39%
40%
Day
Dayton
Apr
8,800
7%
Apr
Davidson
6%
1,000
4%
7%
Mar
.
1%
25 %
i«
15 V*
9%
5
Jan
9
24%
5%
1 Ve
22%
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10%
5%
12.100
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Nov
I>
13% Mar
Jun
5%
25c
Crystal Dairies
Stores Corp common
preferred
b"c
45%
3,900
6%
19%
Jan
4%
July
9%
200
10c
preferred
16% July
41% Mar
6%
ireb
30%
17%
6
50
6 Va
5
25c
Jan
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7
Jun
Jan
4
9,100
10
10
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4%
8
7 Va
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7%
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Venezuelan Oil
2%
7
1
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10*4
4%
10
;
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2%
22 Vb
l
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Jan
s %
21%
10%
4%
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Nov
;
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11%
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Nov
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3%
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Dec
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1
700
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30
Dec
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%
34 Tit
140
Jan
25%
4
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Reynolds
Crown
700
108
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5,100
1,300
3%
non-voting
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1%
3,300
14
■_ —..
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8% July
US Jun
24*8
I
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3%
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127*4 124%
134%
32
6,500
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,
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Carrier Industries Inc
Petroleum
Curtis
7%
1%
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•
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28
7%
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500
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33
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Feb
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20 0
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28
7%
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,
40%
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1
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3%
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Nov
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22 V*
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Jan
4%
100
25%
12
3
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50
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Distillery
voting
A
B
Coro
16%
20%
Campbell Chibougamau
Mines Ltd
Canada
Oils
1965
&
(H)
Nov
53%
1
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37%
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_
21
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preferred
to
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7% Mai
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dep rets ord shares__3s 6d
Burroughs (JP) A Son Inc
1
Burry Biscuit Corp
12 %c
Calgary & Edmonton Corp
$2.50
ext
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Jan
9
6%
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&
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Sep
1
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B S F
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9%
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Oct
com_30c
common
July
Continental
7
37
51
Oec
32
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1
17
•
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reg
Brown Company
Brown Forman Distillers
-27
Feb
.
Shoe Machinery—
Consol
35
fit
Ltd—
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Equipment Co
Compudyne Corporation
Connelly Containers Inc.
200
—
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Co
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Cook
3%
Mar
14%
26%
__l
Jan
16% July
95
500
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Continental Materials
£1
reg
dep rets ord reg
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British
Dec
4%
34%
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British
Jan
73% May
Dec
2%
3Ta
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Mar
31 V*
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Amer
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4,100
•
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ord
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7,100
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rets
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Dec
73
2,000
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5% Mar
64
200
5
Nov
270
.
65
1
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Community Public Service..
13%
1
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dep
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Colonial
50
1
\
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Club
29
1
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40 V*
—
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11%
-
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Amer
15
22
I
1
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-
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lc
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Lambert
Cockshutt
27%
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Jun
1
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1
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-
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&
Clopay
48
25c
•
Apr
14%
28,400
1
.
Clary Corporation
13%
1
Breeze
Britalta
Mining
Corp
Manufacturing
Claussner
Clayton
28 V*
1
Brad Foote Gear Works Inc
Brillo
6 Va
3%
5
50c
*
23-4
Jan
29%
2
Corp
Controller
Clarostat
3.500
5 V*
prior cumulative preferred-100
Chemical Co Inc
1.50
Corp
Bridgeport Gas
Jan
May
20
Jan
17*8
64
Nov
Co
9% July
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•
23 V*
Continental
57
2 V*
1
common
Brazilian Traction
3 V-
Jan
58 %
2%
2 V*
58
9*8
5 '2 %
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Bourjdis
Dec
2%
9%
Inc
Co
Jan
7*h Mar
29%
5
Continental Air Lines Inc_
Continental Aviation &
3
(8)
Cinerama
Clark
Oct
5%
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9
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Christiana
Chromalloy
Consolidated
Inc
Feb
Dec
24
10
.
new
Jan
50c
Apr
%
•
29%
1
...
106%
7.50
Inc
Brooks
Feb
Corp
Dec
_
Bobbie
Cherry-Burrell
Chesebrough-Pond's
Inc
Chicago Rivet & Machine
99 V*
25
2*4
Feb
108%
Jan
4%
700
600
5,200
2%
2
30
Ties
•I
39%
74%
2.50
—
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Consolidated Royalty Oil—
1
common
-
65%
"
Mar
f>%
9,700
63 Va
10
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Aug
•
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Bohack
Investors
42%
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11 Vb
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Sep
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Charter Oil Co Ltd—
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1
new
49
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1
—;
21%
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Blumenthal
Century
Co
350
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common
Co
Electric
40%
3%
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Century
2%
100
.
38
50c
Watch
2ft
preferred
conv
Apr
1
Belock Instrument
Securities Corp common
$1.50
Aug
3
Corp
Bell Telephone of Canada.
Bickford's
Nov
—
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7%. Dec
,
May
2 Vb
14% July
32% Mai
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99
20%
37 Va
64
100
pfd
3*8
10c
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class
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17 Vb
1
convertible class A
Blauner's
29% Mar
pref
Dec
50c
Bayview Oil Corp
(AS)
*•*
16.000
1
Bearings Inc
Beck
13% May
Sep
3.50%
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27
1,300
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37%
1
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1%
1
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8%
,
8%
20 %
9%
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2%
1
shares
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20%
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Central
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10.900
common
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20 Ve
1
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5%
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16
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50
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99 Va .101
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700
2,600
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0%
Dec
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Baruch-Foster
39
11% May
7ft July
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Barry Controls
Jan
10c
Barcelona Tr Light Sc Power
Barker
Brothers
Corp
Barnes
America
of
1,100
10c
Securities
de los
Cenco
Corp
2.000
pesos
Corp
Industries
Catalin
"7%
99%
8%
1*4
preferred
7%
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16
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,.-i,900
27
10
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Nov
6% Mar
700
2,200
ih
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Collieries
(AM)
38
.
Electronics
class
7%
24%
7
*
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non-cum
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Castle
2*4
Corp
Steel
Non-voting
Ayshire
7%
22%
7*8
23
Jan
22%
Oct
5 Va
6,000
6
5 V*
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100
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10
26%
%
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11%
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11%
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Plywood Corp
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13 V*
Power &
2V*
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Golfo
Baxter &
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Dec
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&
Development
Atlas
of
6%
V
Nov
11
127,400
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11
8%
5%
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Stores
Consolidated
Atlas
Dec
50
participating—
Atlantica
32%
19,100
5 V*
Stationers Supply Co—
A
Dec
£1
Laundries
Atlantic Coast
31 %
87%
40c
reg
Food
Associated
Associated Tel
Jan
Industries—
Associated
&
Sep
41%
40
2.50
Corp Ltd
dep rets
30%
26%
4
Corp
Electric
Associated
Co
preferred
Oil
A 5 am era
Associated
13%
99% Mar
22*4
1
warrants-
Equipment
Dec
86%
1
Aluminum
Convertible
26% July
Jun
Dec
9 %
85
23 V*
—100
Armour \&
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Apr
Mai
Light—
preferred
Altex
Carey
Carolina
Chief
An ken
Arnold
v
2.40
shares
4.72,
Dec
4.75
Angostura-Wupperman
Arkansas
1% Jan
ft
%
19 V*
2
Nov
4%
29%
2.000
65,400
*4
20c
4%
900
300
4%
4*8
30'4
2*8
1
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
"A"
7*8
5
Anchor Post Products
25
7
5
Ltd
1,700
49
2
A
9%
5%
Mar
2.200
1A
*
Corp.—.—
Oct
3
18
4%
pfd—.10
partic
Mar
26
27,900
4%
••
*.1
Minerals..;
Jun
31%
6%
Ltd
Williston
38
Oct
i
*
48
3lTs
American
8%
17,900
Ltd
Petrofina
High
Oct
26
1
...—.—
Northwest Mines & Oils
City
Low
29 %
100
32*4
Lid—_—10c
_—
Canadian
Central
45*«
3 IT*
Co
Co
9% Aug
2,500
12.50
common
47 V*
Anacon
May
300
5*8
5 V*
39
*
Co
Nov
11%
•450
Oils
Ltd
Canadian
Canal-Randolph
Range for Year. 1939
High
32*4
,
Can
Shares
.—
Homestead
Casco
tl
new
Meter
Canadian
Capital
Paper Mills Ltd—
Natural Gas
Oil
Dec
1,900
pfd—25
Ainu rex
8 V*
14 V*
13*8
13*4
8%
32
49*4
46
1
Inc
3.200
7*8
6*4
20
shares
Mfg
American
18 V*
6*4
13 V*
-1
10
1
American Laundry Machine
American MARC Inc
American
Nov
3%
America $3.75 pfd-100
Israeli
10%
8T.
21
American
Dec
7
Beverage Corp
American Book Co
American
59 V*
Low
common..—•
20
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc.l.Canadian Dredge Mi Dock Co
•
preference
.10c
IIII
American
Electronics
Jan
Ltd
Ch
July
July
Paper Corp
All-State Properties Inc
American
Cement
for Week
of Prices'
Far
Cdnuda
12TB
Allied
Aluminum Co of
Apr
13
Inc
Co
8%
Dec
5
1
convertible preferred
Control
3.400
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
High
Low
s
34%
Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc—
Allied Artists Pictures Corp
5%%
6VB
STOCKS
American £?t*ck Exchange
Range for Year 1959
.....
Alleghany
Allied
High
5*4
Week's
Friday
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
38
May
10*4 Mar
5
Feb
$7
$6
Edo
Elder
Malleable
Iron
States Corp common
preferred series A__
preferred
series
Corporation
Mines
and
•
B
class
Dev
...
168
A
Ltd
.....
42%
39%
43%
150
41
300
>
182
182
168
169 %
40
Va
50
160
51
Feb
Dec
190 V*
Dec
Jan
175
47 '/a
Jan
30%
25
177
Feb
Jlln
Janu
l
11%
11%
11%
700
10%
Sep
18% Mar
1
1%
1,V,
1%
15,400
if
Jan
2V» Jun
Volume
american stock- exchange
Friday
.STOCKS
Week's
American Stock Exchange
&
Shares
Low
STOCKS
Range for Year 1959
High
Low
24 Va
A-—-. —1
24 %
15,800
20'/a
23 Vb
Oct
19 %
38
20'/b
Apr
International
1,300
Breweries
14%
Jan
21
May
International
Holdings
-50c
24
23
-_1
_
25%
7.800
31%
25 Vb
Dec
31 Vb
30%
Dec
32%
7,700
17
Dec
Electronics Corp oi' America—^r._— .__1
8%
Inc
1
n-5C
Air-Freight Corp.—
-20c
Empire District Electric 5% pfd—. .100
—1
Empire Millwork Corp—
-10c'
Equity Corp common
r.
—1
i $2 convertible preferred
Erie Forge & Steel Corp common.. .—1
6% cum 1st preferred
;Tio
Ero Manufacturing Co
—l
—l
Esquire Inc
Eureka Corporation Ltd
;
$1 or 25c
Eureka Pipe Line—i..
-10
8%
9Va
Sep
37%
7Va
Sep
Jan
20,100
1
25
26%
2,400
10 Va
10 Vb
10%
6,400
%
19
Jan
90
3%
3%
3%
40 Va
~6%
104
Nov
60% Mar
Sep
7,000
5%
Nov
200
10 vu
Sep
11%
11%
11%
12 Vb
7%
7%
2,400
9
300
7
31
30%
31
44%
44%
14%
16'A
1,500
24
Feb
22'%
25%
41,300
7
Jan
23%
Dec
8%
8'%
14,700
7V«
Dec
12%
Apr
2%
Sep
Co
18'A
7%
Fn brex
Corp
Factor
(Max)
1
&
class A
Co
ll'/v
1
%
Jim
Nov
14 Va
Jan
16
11
12
22%
3,600
8,700
14,600
Fajardo Eastern Sugar Associates—
sirs
Common
S2
of
beneficial
preferred
int
Va Jan
25
Jan
Glass
24
Shops Inc
Mines Ltd
Fanny Farmer Candy
1
14 %s
28%
9%
:
Sep
12%
■
Jan
.125
•;
1,400
13%
Dec
100
27%
14
Jan
17%
Aid
%
4U
4%
Forgo Oils Ltd-———.
;—-A
_1
F.elmont Petroleum Corp——__i
1
500
17
7,800
4:,/4
:
Kaiser
Dec
18%
30
Dec
%
19%
Nov
Katz
May
3|i!
Kawneer
8
Nov
Drug
Feb
Kay
Co
3'A Mar
4'A
Feb
2%
2%
3
1,600
2%
Nov
4'A
Jan
8,600
%
Sep
525
169%
Dec
181
Dec
14%
15%
10,100
erg
Jan
16
Dec
Knott
•1%
1%
-1%
3,500
" l'A
Oct
3
Mar
Kobacker
4%
4%
900
4 '/a
July
Jan
Kropp
5
36%
33%
36%
2,900
34 'A
Oct
Krueger
Brewing
36 V2
37%
200
L'Aiglon
Apparel
—100
.
convertible preferred
General
Co
American dep rets
General Fireproofing
f
Enterprises—.—
?
Indus
General
Plywood Corp_____
Erores Corporation
Genera)
Gobel
Gold
(Adolf)
Seal
Goldfield
Goodman
Grand
Great
series
Rights
Oct
37
17%
Jan
12%
Nov
3%
3%
3,700
22%
25%
10 >4
Grocery
Stores
10%
Shore
102
85%
Dec
97
12%
100
13
500
11
14%
14%
600
13%
Dec
2%
8'A
Apr
Locke
Lodge- &
19%
Jan
20'A
Jan
1%
Jan
6
29%
4
11%
5'A
1%
7,400
%
Oct
1,100
17 Vb
34%
35
1,000
29%
9
900
7'/a
Sep
1%
Nov
2%
35%
Jan
56%
-
2%
AAA-
2,900
7,900
8%
Mack
&
Corporation
Lamp Co_„
Harbor
—2
Apr
5% July
Feb
Maine
Jan
Mangel
13%
Jan
Mansfield
Public
1%
Dec
5 Vb
Feb
Jan
13%
Apr
Jan
23
Nov
Dec
3
Feb
Maule
10
300
8%
Oct
18 % May
Mays
(J W)
2,600
8 Va
Jan
13'A
Mead
Johnson
Apr
Harnischfeger Corp
.i
Hartfield Stores, Inc—
Hartford Electric Light
Harvard Instruments Inc_—
Bishop
31 'A
—.
Manufacturing Co
convertible
Hoc
Aircraft,
(R.)
Class
k
Co
32'A
27%
Sep
700
7Vn
Oct
63%
4%
5,600
3%
Jan
2,400
4%
Jan
1
l'A
4,800
%
Dec
2%
9,600
(Va
Jan
U
4,900
23%
Oct
33
2,900
8 %
Dec
12
%
39%
40
250
Jan
49 %
42%
95
40 Vb
24,400
Dec
5
Jan
46%
100
7%
5%
Dec
5%
7,300
4'/«
Jan
7%
Jan
800
8%
Jail
19'A
33.800
1%
Jail
6%
0%
300
Jan
13%
lOVa
7,400
9
Dec
3,300
41/2
18% Mar
—
„60c
---
——-
Ltd
class
E
Hoover
12
Ar
Bearing
(Geo A)
Co
„5
new.
Horn
A;,
5%
Hardart
common
2 Ve
54
38 VB
39
1,300
29 Va
Dec
49
12
13 Vb
9,600
11%
Dec
21%
12%
3,800
10%
Dec
21%
Dec
21
Dec
90 %
Dec
4%
Apr
Jun
Electric
Motors
Co
.—5
Inc
5
Mamifacturing Co..
(Harvey)
Hurd Lock A-
Hydrometajs Inc
Hygrade Food Products
19%
53 % May
Nov
138
Feb
125%
34
34%
10
10
10
400
9'/b
Dec
13% Mar
84
84
100
66%
Jan
91
~75/8
-
33%
1,400
Oct
38%
Jan
95
Nov
102 %
Imperial
Chemical
Api
Color Chem
Oil
Jun
Napco
Dec
of
Gt
Indianapolis Pwr
Indust,
of
2,200
22%
Jan
36
Dec
8
25
0
36%
36 Va
Electronic
<fe
—
Brit
&
Milling
Hardware
Sep
48
Jan
14%
Feb
Jan
10
Dec
Dec
90
Feb
National
Jan
National
250
5%
6
2,500
7%
——1
—25c
12 Va
13%
5,900
11%
Dec
6 Va
6%
800
3%
Jan
9% Mar
1
9 Va
10Va
500
9
Oct
125% 129 >4
3,850
114 Va
Nov
Corp. 50c
1
78
see page
5
33.
.
15'A July
12 Va
600
10%
Jan
14%
Nov
33'A
5,000
34
Dec
15V* Jan
1
%
Nov
3%
12%
Dec
147% Mar
National
Apr
113
Apr
3,100
%
Jan
7%
Oct
19 % Mar
20%
20%
21%
600
20
Dec
24% Mar
—
Dec
29
30 Vb
800
23%
Jun
32%
17%
17%
18%
6,700
15%
Sep
22% May
22%
24'A
4,300
11%
Jan
37% May
11%
12
8,300
10%
Jan
17%
8%
Jan
18 Va Mar
54'A
Feb
82% Aug
5 A Mar
65
7%
8%
9%
5,100
23%
24%
62
65
7%
6,200
8%
13%
5% Sep
64,600
14
36 %
24
23%
24%
2,600
18%
18%
19%
2.800
2%
2%
2%
2,000
1,300
IVb
1%
37 %
35%
12
12
Inc
31%
Chemical
——1
Co
Inc
1
—
1
—5
2.50
:-l°
50c
—
—
29%
Jan
Nov
25%
Jun
2% May
——.—*-.•
°
—
1
Inc—
-1
3
Hess—
Brewing Co
Casket
(Mich)—
Company
1
1
5
1
—
Electric
Research
1
Corp.;
Co
—,
1
3% May
15
Jan
12%
Sep
600
10%
Jan
18% Mar
24%
6,900
24 %
Deo
32% Nov
5%
Dec
10%
20
20
20%
3,800
13 Va
Jan
21
Dec
23%
23%
24
800
21 Vu
Dec
29
Mar
Feb
Jan
8
Mar
Dec
38
Jun
12%
Dec
16% Mar
75
95
Dec
100
6%
5%
33%
31
104% May
39
J un
300
Feb
20%
Jan
8%
8%
8%
1,500
7%
Sep
3%
3%
3%
1,900
3
Oct
4% July
1
1
IVb
9,500
Sep
1%
Jan
55%
17,500
Sep
56%
Dec
Jan
41%
Jan
53%
51 Vb
33%
7%
7%
8
35%
80%
80'A
82
%
33
9,200
140
21
2,400
7%
79
.j*
•
-
Dec
13'A July
pec
90%
•
July
97% Mai
Dec
92
120
141%
13%
6,500
12 Vb
Sep
20%
49
49 3A
100
44
Jail
50%
3'/b
3 VB
4%
6
4%
1,400
16'A
16%
1,600
5%
6
21%
22%
33
21%
33
Feb
2%
—
169'A 170%
Jan
Feb
4% Mar
3%
100
•
170%
Sep
Apr
157% Mar
144 %
12%
144
13
Jan
88
82
——
—
Apr
Jan
4%
4%
16
138
600
Dec
Jan
7%
Jun
Apr
24% Jun
180
Aug
7
Dec
1%
Jan
1,800
18'/e
Nov
28% Jan
200
28%
Jan
37 V4 Mar
15,400
~7V2,
13 'A
14%
3,100
7%
Jan
16
33
13'A
33'A
200
30%
Nov
36% Apr
7'A
7%
3,300
5% Jan
13 Vb
13 Vb
13%
2,700
10% Nov
11%
HJA
11%
1,500
3%
Jan
6 %
3,800
5
Jun
6
5%
12
July
May
12% May
13
Dec
7% July
Jun
8%
Feb
4%
Jan
11%
Dec
500
2%
Nov
30'A
250
23% May
35%
Nov
16
16%
700
16
Jan
27
July
10%
"2%
3,500
39,600
2%
29%
16
6%
11%
2%
5%
11
10%
800
10%
Dec
18
2%
2} J
6,500
5%
11
11%
20%
2Q0
29%
29%
30%
1,000
7 %
~7%
~7%
600
3%
3'A
400
11
3% Mar
Jan
2ft Sep
Mar
Jan
13'A Mar
15%
Jan
17
10 Va
8,000
22%
4%
1,400
19%
22%
11 Vb
"Jan
39 % May
29 Va July
27%
Dec
39% July
14%
19%
Rubber
Transit
Feb
700
...
Co
Bellas
59'A
15
34%
100
100
*
S*p
12%
1
1
,
Oct
19%
17%
27%
97
—
Jufi
1% Mar
Sep
14%
12j/2
36
Airlines
8'A
18% Mai
%
6,800
36
RR
Jan
2,400
97
Company
Jun
26 Vb
100
10c
"ctfs"——
—1
pfd
6'A July
500
14
Machinery^——10
National Starch & Chemical
50c
National Steel Car Ltd
—*
National Telefilm Associates——10c
National
2V»
2,000
Weld Machines
National Mfg & Stores
^
—1
National Petroleum Ltd
—25c
National Presto Industries Inc
2
Nov
80
Jan
Nov
IVb
National
12 Vb
5%
Dec
10 V*
Dec
34%
-
Mar
1
Dec
8,000
78 Va
62 % Mar
8%
8%
37 Vb
79 vb
Oct
1
30%
21
—
•
45%
8%
Apr
6,200
--
--
39%
1
-Get
26,200
7% May
23 % Apr
Co of North America:.
footnotes,
4 Va
8%
28%
Ireland—£1
Industrial Plywood Co Inc—,
Inland Homes Corp.
For
5
Light 4r/c. pfd—100
Industrial Enterprises Inc
Insurance
-
,V
8,400
Nov
10 Va
96%
Light 5%
Industries Inc
Alfalfa Dehydrating &
National
8^fl
Canada—
of
National
26%
1%
20
28%
500
Pwr &
Corp
Namm-Loeser's
10%
£1
Paper new—10
reg
(Canada)
Tooaeeo
Tob
&
11%
31%
Dec
2,800
13
Nachman
29
Industries—
American''dep rets ord
Imperial
Imperial
Imperial
Imperial
12%
Jan
Feb
National
,•
11 Vb
3'A Mar
1%
12 V2
34
6%
Muskogee Co
Muter Company
Sep
31%
12'A
Jan
27% Jan
12%
Murphy
Feb
24'A
650
Moody Investors Service
6%
30 Vb
28%
50c
4.50%
10 Vb
24%
28 V*
_
preferred.——50
Canada
*
4.80%
300
30%
28'A
5
Co
v
19,100
5
9,400
Warrants
7%
25%
51%
Precision Industries
—1
Monongahela Power Co—
,
4.40% preferred —
——100
7%
.2.50
—
118%
48'A
Corporation —
—
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring Co——
Oct
50
48%
Muntz TV
Jan
42
40
22,500
Jail
3
500
2,100
40%
44%
Jan
200
77
42 3A
Dec
Apr
3%
50 Va
26%
200
1
1
.:
36% Mar-
76
14
$1 conv preferred—*
50c
Nov
..100
1
Corp
27%
24'%
31 % May
1,500
13%
partic pref—»
Mt
Clemens Metal Products com
1
(i%
cumulative preferred
4
M't Diablo Company
—
---1
Mount Vernon Mills Inc—
2.50
Mountain States Tel & Tel—
100
34%
——
Inc
Associates,
3% May
125
125
preferred
Hubbcll
24 %
.15
Co
&
Horn At Hardart Baking Co
Howell
*
Jan
20
500
2
—10
—
Dec
„
Bah
Honnel
1
A
22 VA
1%
1
1
Corp—;
Hone
2
11%
Oil Co
Class
21%
1%
1
Montrose
50
38 %
22
5
Corp Ltd—,
Apr
Dec
J»"
1
1
Corp__—
Aug
%
25 Va
1
,—
15%
—
Home
Co
10%
15,300
4,300
Oct 1
8%
Jan
1
11%
10Vu
*
Nov
'id
11'A
11%
£1
2%
3%
_1
7
7%
1
1
Aug
2.50
7%
2,100
u^s
7%
1
new
700
29 Va
7%
Jan
50c
200
2814
Jan
6%
lc
10c
8
Apr
.
28%
Dec
4%
200
•
32%
12
900
31%
6%
—1
7%
2%
120
400
6%
1
—
preferred series B
preferred series C
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
2 vb
7,200
7%
1
2.50
11%
7%
40
Dec
12%
—
7'A
_30c
Jan
3
17 % Jul*
31%
Monogram
.
3 Va
9%
10
14% Mar
Jun
10
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd—
Molybdenum Corp of America—
an
Jqn
tin
Jt
11%
64 %
Jan
7 V*
—
1
Aluminum
Mohawk
Sep
5%
5%
13% Mar
4%
11'A
11%
1
3
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
6% Mar
16%
11
3 Vb
5
Mirro
Dec
4,600
11,100
Jun
36,000
6%
convertible
Minnesota
Jan
6%
5
Dec
Aug
31 %
3
Co
Corp
Mining
Mar
75
15%
7%
6 '/a
26%
10%
(ex-50% stk div)—1
&
Piping
4 % %
12 Vb May
5 Va
6
6
—1
Miller Wohl Co common
Dec
Sep
Jun
7
.
200
23%
preferred
Midwest
July
92 %
10
Jail
21,300
6%
53
49
50'A
11%
Thermit
&
Microwave
Jun
38 Va
Jan
9%
6'A
5
5
5
9% Aug
5
Refrigerating Co__
Midland Oil
Jan
30
35"% July
Inc
Mid-West Abrasive
Feb
9
5%
Hoffman International Corp..— .—1
__25c
Hofmann Industries Inc
Hollinger Consul Gold Mines—.
Holly Corporation
Holly Stores Inc.—;
Holophane Co i
I
Holt (Henry) 6c Co new common
6%
9'a May
6%
Jan
Ltd.
Inc
Micromatic
6% Mar
6%
6 %
1
—.
62%
Vb
27%
25%
Michigan Sugar Co common.—
74% Mar
Oct
26
400
Michigan Chemical Corp—_—.—
May
11% Mar
400
7.
.2.50
common
Metal
34
1,700
8%
71
10
1
-
31'A
4
26
Mfg Co
Mesabi Iron
9% May
8%
1
:
preferred——
Inc
Sep
95
corn¬ __25c
Corp
A
6%
6
42%
Herold Radio Ar Electronics.—— __25c
s'^
5,600
9
„
Hiller
7%
6
4',;.
—100
preferred
—IOC
Hehnerich k Payne Inc
Hercules Gallon Products Inc.—_.
10c
Higbie
7 %
.
VB
39 Va
—.
Corp new common
(W Ei 6c Co 5%% pfd„—. ..100
Highway Trailer Industries
18%
("■■■■"A
-25c
;
Heli-Coil
Holler
1,700
8
27'A
A
;
.
Inc
Rubenstein
21%
2
.
Feb
.
6 %
4
1
..10c
Jan
A 21'%
8
—25
.
Jun
20 %
23
Jan
63'A
1
._10e
Corp
Mining
Co..
Hecla
—10
..
Inc.—
Hazeltine
Helena
7 VB
—.
Hastings Mfg Co
Havana Lithographing Co—.
Hazel
21%
.
Ilic—
Harmcn-Kardon
.
1
__25c
Plywood Corp—
25%
Ltd
Merrill Island Mining
4%
Se]i
Nov
2
13
25%
Co
Co
Industries
12
1,600
10
—1
Rubber
Massey-Ferguson
IVtt
7,300
19%
warrants
Co
18%
2%
Oct
warrants
Communication
Martin
200
13%
15
International Marine
Marconi
21,900
2%
800
1
1%
13
25,500
Exploration
&
23%
V
5%
18'A
Service Co
Tire
9%
5
8% Mar
500
5%
17%
Stores
10%
2%
J1111
Corp—
Inc
1%
13'
Nov
5%
5%
17%
5
(The)
23%
..10c
—
5
3'/b
5'A
5'A
6y8 May
5
Publications Inc
Trucks
Merchants
B
Jan
Magellan
II
Hall
Dec
15%
Corp
Menasco
H
Mar
11
5%
800
2
Electronics
Lynch
Feb
11%
11
———1
3% Ma r
Dec
Chain—
Lunkenheimer
Jan
71,500
2A
12
Jan
Shipley
26
Jan
Dec
16,400
1
-5 l
—
5
23
~9c '
———
Dec
Dec
Petroleum Corp—
Voting trust certificates
Mages Sporting Goods
Magna Oil Corporation—
10,800
1%
Nov
5%
Jan
30,400
3A
2 Vb
9%
Inc.—
MacFadden
2
Va
6,200
4
of America Inc——
Corp
Louisiana Land &
3% May
1%
1%
1
3'A
14% Mar
3,300
Inc——
16% Mai-
5,400
8
2%
3
—25c
35% May
14% July
3%
5%
Feb
3,600
Corp
Feb
3Va
6%
12%
9'A
—
Jun
10%
~5 Vb
600
4%
Inc—
Sep
5,200
7%
14 Va
12%
University—
Dec
14%
5%
Apr
Dec
14%
•
8%
——-—■—
24
13%
V
23%
24%
—3
—_—
(RG)
Steel
Loral
Mar
21%
9
Jan
July
4%
(The) Co^
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Dec
1
43%
.
Lithium
Mar
1 %
30
50c i-
Dec
Nov
;
17
20
11%
cumulative preferred—;
Jan
20
3.Va
5%
11%
200
Co
Refineries
Tourneau
15
1,800
1,900
Le
13%
2%
)■*
300
200
9 V*
Liberty Fabrics of N Y com.
Jan
27%
IVb
19%
24%
1
Extension
Realty
Apr
5%
20
20% July
19
24 %
11%
—
Sessions
Corp
Dec
6'A
2%
5%
.
4,200
26%
A
Jan
19'A
1
of Delaware—
Industries
Salle
Leonard
Feb
12%
:
14%
2,900
n Feb
—1
—
Ltd——
Industries
Lefcourt
Jan
10%
10%
19
Feb
75 pesos
Inc
Mines
Leesona
45% July
13% Mar
Dec
Dec
41%
—
Corp
Aug A
10 %
100
Co—
18 %
18%
hi
3'A
24%
—33%c
1
Forge Co—
%
1Y
7.50
—
Consolidada S A—>—
Lanston
La
Jan
93
•
12%
Gulf
Western
—•'
■'
1%
&
89%
29
900
6%
Nov
10%
—
Guild Films Company Inc
—10c
Gulf States Land & Industries——50c
.
87%
89 Y*
3
28,600
-
27%
common__60c
Products
Stores
Lamson &
Feb
1%
29)——
Jan
Leases
2,200
42%
A——.
Company
Corp
(The)
Lamb
19% Aug
27% Mar
33%
Inc
—1—1
Rubber Co—-—.—
5
5
Dept Stores
(IB)
Hotels
Lakey Foundry Corp
Oct
Co„____ 1
—,
(expire
Freehold
Griesedleck
7
4'A Mar
1
Hydraulics
Gridoil
.
Producers
preferred
Greer
500
26%
10c
Financial Co
Western
()',»
<
6-ur
1,100
1
Inc
Chemical
&
Oct
11,000
13%
Lakes Oil
24%
19
5
Great Western
Sep
15%
34%
Great
,
.
Aug
15%
'
13%
5
,
Products Corp cl A——10c
Consolidated
Mines
-1
Amer Industries
38%
33,100
18%
1
Inc___————
Great
Jan
20%
32
*
Rapids Varnish———
Manufacturing Co„
Gray
20 %
19%
Fell
19
Manufacturing Co
—16%
Manufacturing ——4
1
Gorhanv
/
Lake
10%
*
class B
Inc.A—
Co
July
8'A Aug
24%
—1
*
*
Co—-----—.—-A—
1—-—
Union
Globe
4 'A
3%
1-;,
.——
Glenmore Distilleries
4,000
13%
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines———1
Co
5 Vb
4%
32%
•
——I
Georgia Power.-85 preferred
(AC)
La
4%
6,V
50c
Genung's Incorporated-^—
Gilchrist
8% Mar
v.:
-
19'A
Transistor Corp——1
Gilbert
Jan
reg
Genera)
preferred
fS)
Lamson Corp
General
S4.GO
Aug
1%
'■A.—
1
—_£1
——————5
ord
2%
25
.
Corp
Ltd—
Development
Electric
5
—
Jan
Nov
200
3,400
•
1
common...
107
99%
3%
4'A
~3
3%
Company
May
.
3%
"3 M
—1
.————1
Alloys Co;
General Builders Corp
5A
Klein
Kleinert
preferred
General
Oil
1
20c
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd——.—1
Ltd—
Geliman Mfg Co._—:•
Nov
Jan
14%
General
22 'A May
18:% July
Jan
(Walter)
——
Oct
Sep
20%
1%
dep rets ord reg———_£1
Fok Head Brewing Co———1.25
Fresnillo "(The.I Companyiz—
—1
5%
Dec
J %
Apr
5'4
Jan
16%
7,900
•20
51
12%
400
5,100
Nov
48
1,500
18
3%
Jan
Dec
2,200
19
17%
2%
10%
14% July
12% Mar
35
42'A
17%
3 VB
11 'A
common-,....-..'
Dec
41 'A
18 'A
2'A
10,000
Co
48%
42
3%
13%
Co
Jan
Jan
2%
12%
Power
30
•36%
Kingston Products
ICirby Petroleum Co—
13%
Fuller; (Geo A )
Sep
Kingsford Company————1.25
1
Galineau
28
29
Jan
Nov
,
Jan
Mar
1,200
;
27%
Sep
Jan
173% 175
Juljf
8
1%
8
>
—5
...
20 'A
101
•
14'A
9%
Canada—A.
——
"
Jun
Dec
4
800
4,000
18%
12% Mil
2,100
19,200
of
Jan
3 % Mar
1%
9%
Motor
Dec
15%
Oct
15%
11 vb
Motor Co
13%
Sep
1%
8%
American
Jan
7%
1U
15'A
10%
Ford
3%
3,100
1%
8%
-
10,800
13,100
;2VB
15'A
10%
1
14%
10
10c
Kin-Ark
Ford
3% Mar
Dec
Inc———.—1
& Co..—
—2.50
Kidde
.
29
Stores
Feb
Inc—
1
:
(Del)
Jewelry
Jan
Inc.——
Apr
90
25c
Company
9%
Co
IVb
25,100
7%
tMHl
14
60,400
Nov
Tiger Line
V*
6 VB
Dec
Fishman
9
2
15 Vi
5
'■"A
12%
9%
2
5%
5'A
Flying
Nov
186,600
14%
7,500
2.50
32%
4,200
1%
5%
4,900
Corp.——____—10c
Mar
26%
14%
5%
General
Oct
Corp—.—...———4
67/b
Financial
«%
&
5%
Firth Sterling Ine_„———
Jun
IVb
13
——10c
x
Kaweeki Chemical Co
Nov
lf'fl Jan
v
'
25,800
Gas
6'/a
•
5y8
& Company-;.—.—_50e
Electric 4%%
pfd—100
Industries
Kansas
Jan
6%
25c
1,500
8
3% Mar
Nov
157
5%
—A—
Film ways Inc—
;
27% May
Aug
27%
Dec
28%
17%
30 •
1"
——
Faraday Uranium
14
S2
Jan
23'%
1%
__10c
——1
Jetronic Industries Inc
Kaltman (D>
__1
Nov
14 Va
11 Va Mar
fa
21%
'
72
12% JulV
Jun
50,100
136% 143 vb
22%
142
800
9,000
7%
Jupiter Oils Ltd————15c
Fairchild Camel a & Instrument new__l
2%
19%
.
19%
——:—1
;
Corp
9
2%
—
.1
—1
Jeannette
10% Feb
Feb
34% Apr
45% Jan
23%
Inc
Oil
2,600
!€%
Aug
27Va Sep
30% Oct
400
10c
Manufacturing—
Israel-American
High
12%
33%c
—1
pfd—100
—
Co
Co 3.90%
Service
5
1,100
Mm
10
r.
10
Ironrite
9% Mar
13
1
*
Range for Year 1959
Low
14 %
__:
Irving Air Chute
40 Vb
,7
6%
11
Royalty
Public
Fireman
150
11%
Investors
Feb
Iowa
3 %
20,400
13%
Company
Iron
;
13%
Resistance
Oil
12% July
6'/b Mar
May"
1
Products
International
Intex
Shares
High
Ltd—
Iinernational
% Mai
33 '/a May
Dec
9%
41
16
2
for Week
of Prices
Low
Inc.
International Petroleum Co Ltd
16% Mar
1
2,500
1%
V/2
26 vb
..
Emery
Sale Price
Par
Sales
Range
Last
American Stock Exchange
High
24 Va
„
*
Week's
Friday
—5
—
Electronic Communications
El-Tronics
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Share
Electrographic Corp
Electronic Specialty Co
Bond
Electric
<r ange for Week Ended January 22)
Sales
Range
Last
Nov
19%
7%
Apr
10'A
3
Dec
"
5
Feb
Feb
Mar
32
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(412)
.
Monday, January 25, 1960
.
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended January 22)
Lastay
STOCKS
Range'
for Week
of Prices
Sale Trice
ee
America" Slock Exchange
Shares
Low
National
Nestle-Le
Mur
New
England
New
Haven
New
Idria
Co
New
Jersey
New
Mexico
Client
20 s«
1,300
13*4
Jan
23%
»
8.600
34%
Dec
3U%
2%
%
27b
30.600
1*3
Feb
5% Mar
7.000
%
Dec
1**4 Mar
30'
Land—-
New Pacific Coal A; Oils Ltd
Park
New
Process
31
12%
13*4
1.700
!1
44,700
i.f
8.900
1%
New
Superior Oils..-,-*——.————
New
York
Auction
New
York
&
New
York
U
Nickel
Noma
2
110
"%
Co—
Honduras
Mines
"li
Dec
1
600
17*3
Jan
39%
Dec
22
Feb
45
Dec
Feb
34;%
1%
1*2
1*8
9%
10*4
57»
2.600
5%
Jun
300
3%
20,300
3 *H
3%
2%
Oct
6%
Jan
3%
500
3 %
Oct
(i
*»
Feb
4%
37
4
1,100
3%
Jan
6%
Jun
a
Electric
&
Gas
18
18%
4.000
16%
Sep
20 % Mar
14
14%
1,200
13%
Dec
24% Mar
7 7
it
1,100
6%
Dec
11%
19%
20%
700
18%
Dec
22
July
20
Apr
16'A
16%
300
7%
7*/2
30
20 %
16'%
Apr
Co—
14a8
Feb
8%
Feb
Sarcee
Dec
40-'4
Feb
Savoy
Oil Inc
Feb :
Saxon
Paper
Aug
% Mar
2''it Mar
18%
14
pesos
series
Dec
8*3
Jan
3*'4
3%
———-2..»0
5*» Dec
Sep
1% S«'])
25.200
5*2
1
*8
300
4
10 *
—
'
18.100
5%
Inc.——
Diego
5(7
Inc.—
preferred—,.
'
4%V
series preferred—
4.40'7 series preferred
5.60% series preferred.,,—
Sapphire Petroleums. Ltd.:
1
17 *4
"ill
Jan
2%
3
4
*
San
850
i*
Ltd
Corp
San Carlos Milling Co Ltd,——16
36
n
1
Lawrence
Salem-Brosius
Feb
A
37*8
10
Ltd
Jun
12%
4.000
1
Oct
1
Nov
St.
Jun
215
36
36
7%
Nov
2
1
Petroleum—;
Haynes
&
Mil V
6
8'
3*4
Company,.——1
Consolidated
3
7f!,
1A Mar
3'a
Jan
Fib
2.000
(The F C»
Russell
R\au
High
1,100
1.10
7 IA
4
50c
Inc..
Avenue
Low
4*2
4%
22% Mar
35 %
Rosario__3.33%
Mines ——--^---——1
Lites
1%
12
——'
Merchandise——
Rim
Niptssing
2
24%
13.000
Firth
Ityerson
30 % Mar
Sep
2934
Mining Co..
Co_
Sep
+
~,2Uc
New
1
12%
--1
Rtusseks
Oct
Oil
^
37»i
——50c
Corp.
Co Ltd.
Royaiite
Dec
36 3
2*
-
—
Arizona
5.000
American
Range for Year 1959
i'CS
ofJ,r'™s. Shalcs
High
LOW
?,!.!
-
Roval
4% May
Jan
19%
Co———»oc
Zinc
&
2%
35%
Watch Co-—
&
&
3S«
19'
& Tel-----
Tel
High
"a
eek
for Wee
Range
Sale Price
Par
High
"»«h
LOW
35*
-t
Clock
Min
3'
Corp,--.—30c
Union Electric
Vast X
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range for Year 1919
19.19
16%
Dec
16%
Sup
Sep
20
20
20
20
""7h
""%
—1
19% Mar
•23% Mar
%
Nov
-
Sep
•
:
34,400
ISA May
'
Norfolk
North
&
Southern
American
■".Class B'
—
Railway
Cement
——1
class
A—10
—'•—•—10
North
American Royalties Inc—
North
Canadian
Northeast
North
Northern
North
Oils
Airlines
Penn
Ind
Serv
Nickel
Warrants
Nuclear
37*4
393a
1.050
27h
27a
27»
27«
.211
3 *a
1
5*4
pfd__100
Ltd—X—1
Ltd—
6
33 %
65
80
1
1
it
1
43.700
»•/
(Del 1—10c
-
Corp—
•
•
V
\u
2%
3H
)
74% May
89% Mar
2!In May
Co
Ohio
Power
4%%
Old
Oils
Town
6%
Seaboard
! »'•
Securities
Oxford
common
Securities
N<»V
!*(«
Jan
Security
A1/*
Jan
Scebiirg
Bros
Clay
6%
5'J
3% July
18%
15.800300
33
Si'p
350
85
Dec
3«
2.000
98% Mar
1I3 Jun
*a
4
4*2
Nov
4.100
4%
43a
43a
1.300
70*4
7334
2%
-
1.100
4%
Nov
1st
pfd
4%
80
oe.t
21
1834
19*4
400
J6 %
Jan
25
67*
2.100
5%
Jan
10
15%
-
Apr
Apr
30'
30
30*4
3.400
28 %
Dec
32
27*4
500
25 %
Sep
400
23%
Dec
27%
1.600
22%
Sep
500
22%
Sep
1.100
22%
Peninsular
Siboiicy-Caribbean
*
pfd
A—
1—
(C Ai
100
Dec
21%
27%
Sep
27a
18,000
2it
Oct
1
Dec
2%
_2
16%
16*2
—1—1——2
15%
15*2
1,000
12
127b
24.800
8:%
3%
400
3%
Oct
12*8
2
Ltd
3*2
Products*—
1
7*2
66*4
67*i
35
3634
35%
36%
6%
1.600
1.500
~9
9 '*
66^4
35*4
1
A
Southern
22 %
Jan
45
Southern
H%
Jau
Jan
19%
Feb
Nov
14 *4 May
8
'9
Jail
16*7
900
82 3 «
Dec
98% Mar
12*3
2,200
10%
Jail
14 »«
Si'|i
St audit rd
Oil
1,600
5 %
Aug
9%
Aug
Stuiulai'd
Standard
Slmres
54*2
800
38%
3%
67
Nov
32
4
2 *
8
22»/4
23%
4,900
14 Vt
Sep
25*7
Dec
Stanley
11
11
11
1,000
10
Nov
13 'n
Jau
Stanrock
.*
57
*
500
9 *
&
'
54 "r
4,300
2
250
i«
Nov
61
Sep
72% Mar
4
lit
63
64
Jail
83
Jan
46
49*2
3,100
15%
Jan
50'/»
Dec
5
5*4
6,200
4 A.
Dec
14:,»
Jan
5*4
19*4
1
16*4
4
19
9"'h
19%
16
1,400
%
8!i Mar
21
Mar
16*4
93a
900
10*4
Jan
17 «'i
9%
3.700
9%
Dec
11% Jau
Dec
83
3534
35%
28%
20*4
—.5
82*4
19%
21
83%
225
80
36 *2
300
1.600
4.300
18 %
18%
1
3*4
-
3
A
2.20C
21'.
Co
1
—
23
Corp——_*—.—-—I
%
Nov
40 7 4
38%
a
4,500
257a
25*8
26%
5,700
19%
J1111
31
Oct
19%
20%
4,800
18'
Nov
12
2,300
2234
22%
11*4
preferred.——*20
America
1
.*;
_
12'4
—1
Corp
40 7
21
12
21
12%
100
27Aug
»
9*3
20
Dec
Sep
47%
Oct
Mar
11%
Dec
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13,700
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see page 33.
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1,100
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July
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510
43
600
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46
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21%
22
400
21 "2
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36
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35%
36%
1,300
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12%
12%
4%
3%
4%
38,200
3%
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3%
3
3
Symington Wayne C'orp warrants
7%
6%
16%
16%
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.
100
Corporation
g.
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Sunset International Petrol
Corp.—.I
Superior Tool As Die Co
I
...
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20'4
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12
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4
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4 •').
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7%
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Oct
9 311 Mat'
Oct
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B
class
A
common
—5
7——
common...
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Tampa Electric Co,—
Taylor International Corp
Nov
Jan
Nov
30% July
9% Mai-
—
—'
—
Inc
13
81 "4
260
5 %
6,400
—,7.—
46
3%
Apr
Jan
Nov
12% Mar
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t
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Inc..—
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18,400
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200
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Texnm Oil Corporation-.
-
1
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.
1
25
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17'i'i
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8%
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Co Inc
70c convert ible preferred
com
2%
3%
1%
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Inc
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6,500
3%
Doc
8%
9*4
3,700
l!%
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1%
1%
9,990
1%
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1
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7,800
Feb
Dec
10%
Dec
3%
Mac
22 V
Apr
7 7n Mar
173H Mar
88
%
3%
14
19%
3
20
1,900
r
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14
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10
23,900
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2%
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I Ti.-Jau
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97
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Feb
3%
3% Mar
22%
23 Vt
1,800
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1,410
24 %
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38 %
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80
200
11%
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90.
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-
200
Oct
Feb
81
800
—
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-
8% Jan
17
Mar
10
11V,
21
Dec
34%
Feb
28
Dec
36
Jan
t7%
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24
Aug:
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Jan
13
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Nov
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Amer d epos it,
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.
.—
20%
Sep
2
3
-
9
5'!«
1,600
11,800
'
14%
deposit rets ord registered, ..t't
rets def registered.
5s
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20
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Tonopah Mining of Nevada
1
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Cor]) class A
1
Trans Cuba Oil Co class A
..7— ..50c
Jan
32,800
12%
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd
8%
9%
2%
11%
1
Dec
10*4
Jan
Dec
11
1
86%
4%
29 3
Dec
9%
Dec
Aug
Nov
9%
I
,.
Dec
7%
24%
1,500
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Thorofare Markets Inc——
Tilo
..10c
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Park
4
Aug
8%
3.800
10%
11%
19%
...—.
74
7 % May
27%
9%
2*4
'
1.10c
Co.
Dec
4
601
1,300
»
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16%
17%
25
10%
93i
20c
.
July
6
4%
4
1
.
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'
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16%
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new—
Tel-A—Sign"* Inc.
Teleprom])ter Corp
Thrift,markets Inc
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17
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preferredX—.... -JO
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7%
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54%
-.
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Ltd
.
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5,600
4
86%
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4,700
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14%
3
*
30'b
Thorncliffe
—
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13%
13%
;:800
I
13*3
19%
Sep
25%
4
1.200
8.900
2
-100
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10 3
14% July
700
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regis
Jau
Dec
I
22
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2%
2%
9%
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8
1 I 'a
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2%
20c
24 7
2.400
.Sep
22
9%
4%
11%
4 1 %
7.000
.—1
1
1.150
25%
Valley Gas Co-
Vtc extended to. Jan 3
19K5-.1—
Robinson Teclinical Products Inc
" Apr
6%
—
51
24%
—50c
Ex-Liquidating distribution
22
r
88%
Television
Reliance
Sep
-
'
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,
Insurance Co.—
Remington Arms Co Inc
Republic Foil Inc.*
Feb
30*2
14% Mar
25
21%
5c
Investment
a
1
Class
Pump Co
22 1
Dec
11%
28%
;
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Inc
ttlugoi
29%
Sep
Inc.,—.....25c
lJUl
Juil
201
100
Canada
Stinnes
20'♦
Investment
Reis
Rolls
Enterprises
Stetson
Mar
309
10c
Instruments
Co of
Feb
8
20%
ordinary..——
Steel
Parts
Corporation——
6
siein 1 a i & Co,
—;
Sterling Aluminum Products5
Stttlhaiu
Steel
Dec
Oct
.lit!)
6%
B.
Jan
Nov
23'»
6ni.
—.———.
Mines
44
26%
iit-
53 3 a Ma
Sep
5''is
Corp.
Sly Inn
Rath
Packing Co
10
Raymond International Inc
(newt—3.33
Reading Tube Corp common..*
1
Grande
class
Uranium
23%
Oct
M
Jun
19*
17 "u
Corp
Jan
Sep
.57 %
46
Nov
:
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Precision Corp
90
A.lg
100
1,100
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Oct
32
29%
%
53
-
48*2
Jan
—.-.V—10
——
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Tube
100
53
21%
19%
.7.5
_...
100
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25% Alur-
11%
Stiirrett (The) Corp common.
60c convertible preferred
Apr
48
1
——,
2 s7j
63
1
1
—
57 3 4
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Republic Industrial
Resistoflex Corp
Standard
23
Company
Sovmdcraft
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1
of Colorado—
cumulative preferred
Reinsurance
Jan
(K vi
Slamlard-Thom.son
6,200
26
Dec
1,800
StniidardI Forgings Corp^—X—
(Del»— 2.50
*
Reeves
Dec
8,900
3*4
Sep
22%
58% July
12%
Co"
Products
35
22 Vis
30
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convertible preferred
Standard Financial Corp
93*2
3 *i
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100
400
56
12 %
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15*3
35
60
23%
23%
~4%
..„
12
„1
•
Feb
38
Mfg Corp
92
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changed to
16*4
Service
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Name
12
8%
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ie
,
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28
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58
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,
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Spear & Co.
Jau
;
9%
200
preferred—____25
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Spencer Shoe Corp—
Sperry Rand Corp warrants—...
Stahl-Mejer
Inc—..
1—..—
Standard Dredging Corp common
3,000
-
•
Jail
48%
—25
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Aug.
Jau-
Augr^
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25
50% Jttlv
6
Puerto Rico Telephone
Co—
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Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
—*
3
Pyle-National Co '
1—
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Pipe
Soiilnland
6*4
—
preferred.;,.
California
'
V- Sep
'
Jan
'
7
1,010
30*/b
55
25
Southern Materials Co Inc
Dec
10c
—
convertible
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Feb
Inc—10c
Va
29
29 3-t
preferred25
cumulative
753b July
7*4
Dome Mines Ltd.—
Mfg Co Inc
Estate
preferred
cumulative preferred
4.08%
,;Jan
Dec
East
$1.25
4.24'«
14rr« May
9
AUg
59 %
45% May-
8,100
22
22
53
Jan
12%
1538
78
7%
4
25
60*%
9,200
73
725
4.32'/
2,500
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14%
14%
;25
2,700
*
3
cumulative prefereiMic...'.
5%
.
2,200
convertible preference..
cumulative preferred
9% Mar
1.900
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-
42
41'■«
'
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4,000
4
5 %
4.56'7
;
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187
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.
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cumulative
600
9
900
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534
———I
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cumulative
900
147»
5 */4
17% Aug
14% May
5% Jau
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13
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4%
;
54
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Acme-Hamilton
14
-
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<
5
'
17*2
Nov
35
105
„
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Dec
pesos
i
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original
4.78'7
2,500
—
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5'7
4.83%
2,400
Prairie Oil Royalties
Ltd.,
Lambert Co
Investment
Jan
u
Pratt A:
Rapid-American
Penn
Feb
lit.
37%
8s a
6'ir
Sep
14,300
23
"
36*.
14 *4
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Soiitiiern California Edison—
2% Jan
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367a
Corp of Canada—*
Quebec Lithium Corp
South
Dec
28%
Dec
IA
Nov
31%
10
lild-—
■
•
;
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-
6*8
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1
Manufacturing Co
Corp
—,—_—7—— 1
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^^,1
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5
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71»
9*4
:;7
1
.
1—*
A
3*2
14
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10%
A
-
55*2
Feb
14%
100
X_X—2150
—
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5%
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1
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6%
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Jun.
Sep
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900
110%
52
55%
20-
—4
1
9,000
,
.
50
35
34 M
110*;
dep rets oril registered.
Airways Inc.,—
South
37% Mar
2,600
-
X_-,3;2__X_4
Co..—_——I
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Sonotone
Apr
16%
1*4
;
Jan
600
36
36
preferreiL——_—1—^
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Smitli •(Howard)
Mar
4.400
11%
A
class
19Ih
102.
lr
Amer
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Ai)r
29%
1%
:,*•
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90%,Mar
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,
Dec
10%
&
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Pneumatic Scale
1—1—
Polarad Electronics
Ramo
8,700
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•
.
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Feb
6'it
Sep
7% Sep
1 %
1
1
3.000
7!.\
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convertible
$3
143%. Jan
.
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Simpson's
Jau
Dec
11%
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4'VI
5 "it
8
-
•-;■
•
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2%
9,000
7 *2
23% Jan
23
~2%
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3
5
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Jau
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28 •••
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Nov
90
2'/«
Feb-
32 \r.
•
Simmons-Boardman Publications—
11-'%
300
1%
5 */h
Simca
Jan
Dec
3,900
V
2
Dec-
Mar
54
Dec
26%
Mar
•
99%
•
Oct
6.400
——25c
Silvray Lighting Inc
Jau
Jan
3%
19,500
9
9
3«
26
29
Bol
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie..
Pittsburgh Railways Co—.
Providence
12%
95
8%
-
4%
•
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%
'
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1 12
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:
125
——I
26'
77%
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27 V'B
29
87«
10c
26
<;
20 %
23
—
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4,400
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8
8'a
*
vtc__2
4%
92*2
1
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(The)
11%
12
100
—-
50
3%
3%
1-1
—
5r/c
8234
82
1
—
Prophet
Silver Crock Precision Corp.—
Si Ivor-Miller
Mines
Ltd—
Singer Manufacturing Co:J—_—
——_
26*4
28%
1
—
91 % Ma r
120
15.900
fir
Dec
preferred—,—
42,300
26 *4
79*3
84%
Corp
Inc
i
Co
400
%
■*%
2
Dec
Sep
47
25
Apr
8% Mar
261
.
Di!C
88
29'/a
2
A—
Sinclair
—
Prentice-Hall
Gas Co class
_
95% Mar
Corp (Del)———
4
Piasecki Aircraft Corp
—1
Progress
SiloX
B
•2%
107%
29
54
.
Sep
1,100
46 *4
Co—loo
23
Steel
Preston
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Petroleum
2!)
Oct.3
1 r> *,
Jau
35
1.600
46*4
.
Mil l'
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.
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xz
25
-
9,300
107% 111%
107 Va
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2.100
1
4
3%
3%
•
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313
4
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of
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&
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•
190
81
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co—*10
Phillips Screw Co
Powdrell
I
common—12.50
760
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Inc.,—_—
new
84*2
,
30%
V'.v
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500
,
9^«
9*/h
4
preferred
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Jan
9 Vh
31%
Power
83 "»
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:
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20c
Oils A: Minerals._l_.;j.
_1
Phillips Electronics & Pharmaceutical
Power
Water
5
...
83 3 4
class
Products
4
—
Mining
Sep
Peruvian
Poloron
35
Co
Denn
20'ii
Photo
Phoenix
35
Leather
20'n
—.—X—A'V
Industries
18 *4-Feb-
100
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Perfect Circle. Corp—
2.50
Perfect
4T*g"Mar-
Feb
200
Light
Metal
Feb
9'
21*3
___*
I S. Mar.
2,800
213i
V
Sep g
11 %
21'*fc
Ltd
Penn Traffic Co
Dec«
July-
10%
2l*a
—
Pep Boys
Jan
2534
24 %•
13,;
10%
—
%
Airlines
Canada
7:%
Sep
19% July
20c
Inc
21
—
of
.
Apr
14%
23%
class
6'it
8,700
21%
Tubes
Co
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.
6% Mar
1
13
10c
—
25
200
B
9.000
25
24*8
8934
Pen
Class
Plastic
243*''
4
88
Parkersburg-Aetna
IA
4
4
Dec
67t»
X-3% Sep
1.400
preferred
Company
Parker
a
2.100
preferred
Petroleum
3%
38,500
233a
24'
*
Pan tepee. Oil (C At
Park Chemical
3 •'
Jan
4 */b
24
preferred
Corp
Jim
1 %
■
22 Va
Sherwin-Williams
29% Jail
25*4
preferred
Pancoastal
21..
300
19%
23
dividend
«fc
5.300
13
4'r
Apr
25*8
200
Paddington
Pierce
4
81*3
Power
4,300
3%
4
20%
42% Mar
79*4
Page-Hersey
,
28
*
-
.
1.800
dividend
Pacific
A
77«
3%
24%
1st
Petroleums
Warrants.
1414
7*/2
19'/a
1st
Pacific
,
37*4
preferred
Northern
Patino
36*8
dividend
Pacific
Nov
1.600
21%
Sherwin-Williams
July
27 3*
Lighting $4.50 preferred
conv
10%,
8%
19'%
24%
redeemable
dividend
Sep-
71.
22%
Sherman Products
Mar
200
37%
25
redeemable
$4.75
6%
4
•%
Shawiuigan
Dec
6*8
-
18*2
6*2
25
4.36%
$4.75
Apr
1
preferred—25
4.50%
$4.30
Feb 7
10*2
6 '/«•
203'4
Alar
—.—25
pfd series A
1st
$4.40
14%.
Jan
6
it
Jan
Nov
r>v;
•
1
Shalluck
5% May
Sep
c;r>
18*2
18*8
25
preferred
redeemable
Pacific
4
6 %
500
1
Signal Oil &
1st
43
3,200
3,700
.
7*2
—4
—;
Corp of America
Seton
Feb
25
1st
5 %
8%
%
Servoinechanisms
40% Mar
83 *a
70*4
——8
preferred—
redeemable
•7*2
47»
7%
'Aqg
Mar
Serriek Corp class B—_—1
263» A lay
Jau
35*8
~4%
1
Products
redeemable
4.80%
Dec
Aug
8'
——3
Inc.—
Sentry Corp
Dec
55.700
3a
-1
———
—
1st
Jau
14
Servo
73.600
3a
87*«
87%
——1'
Pacific Gas «fc Electric 6%
5%(r
1st preferred
5%
5 %
35
1
Freehold Petroleums^
tTliC) Corp.—-——
P
Pacific
General———
10,400
8
7 3
1
1% Jan
'
3434
—100
Corp
67a
23*.
22
90e
Electric
Corp
*/b
7
6'/«
—10c
Jan
Nov
3n
46.300
A
■
———1
preferred
40c cumulative preferred..—
7
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10s
Opelika Mfg Corp£_
5
Overseas
Airlines—
Western
Jan
5
3..>0
—
2 %
J*
7.400
3*4
6*a
'
Ltd
Corp
Ltd
Seaporeel Metals Inc.—;
.
2*4
:
23%
29>_:——
.
Brass
Okalta
20c
.—50c
Jan
Ogden Corp
Ohio
Co
7 Tii
7%
1
—
Oil
lr!n
4.000
'
Petroleum
expire
i
7%
Milling Corp
— 1
Seaboard Plywood (k Lumber—.——1
o
Rights
25c
—
12*4
10%
12'%
Seemau
i
Corp of Amer A
Occidental
Corp
1
.—:
.—25c
—
Fisher Co
&
50c
Seaboard Allied
8% Mar
Dec
(Dell
Scurry-Rain'oow
Feb
Sep
78^o
18.400
1*8
4 '•
Dec
61
Say re
51 it Mar
'
Sep
F»:;.i
'
340
1A
1A
.hut
"2% Dec
80
lft
40:,4
!
2% Oct
'
2.400
79
«0
>
32
20.300
63*4
4', 4%
Mines
Mines
~
200
:
53«
50
—
Uranium
7.300
25
——————
Pub
Rankin
39
38'4
...
35*a
—1
Ltd—
RR Co
Northspan
39
Ltd,——
Petroleums
..
....
3*2
33
;
Dec
Feb
Apr
a
3%
900
2%
Feb
B'a
8%
3.100
6%
Jail
10% Juir
h
'('•I
13,600
%
Dec
1Apr
334
Aug
191
Volume
Number 5919
•
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
...
(413)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Corp
Lux
Trans
for Week
Shares
Last
American Stock Exchange
Low
——_i
10»/s
9%
Low
10'/8
500
7
14% Mar
Wasatch
Corp deb Cs ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 3'As 1964
13%
12%
13%
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co
Tri-Continental warrants
True Temper Corp
5,000
13%
Feb
•
22%
Anr
27'/»
26 %
Webb
27%
400
22%
Nov
39%
Feb
West
25
25%
11,300
21'/4
21%
400
22%
23%
8,200
10
—
25 %
Chemical
Co
Gas
Union
Union
of
Corp
Canada.:
Stock Yards of
United Aircraft
United
Asbestos
Canso Oil
United
28%
28%. 28%
Corp——
Oil
Cuban
vtc__;
Improvement
31%
26%
Dec
A
Sep
20'A
Aug
Central Bk of German State & Prov
United
Industrial
United
MHk-Products..;
United
Molasses
J RR
United
N
United
Pacific
;
5
Ceramic
U
S
Foil
U
S
Tile
Rubber
Co....
—
.1
„
6,800
48
%
Sep
%
Jan
Feb
52%
Nov
8'A
Oct
35
3
3%
5%
100
American
11% Mar
4%. Feb
411 May
168
17
173
16%
270
17 %
,
Dec
i
168
5%
5%
190
Universal
Marion
Dec
13% Mar
Dec
Aug
7%
43%
19,800
35
Nov
l
11%
11%
11%
2,100
8
Nov
12%
4 %
4 %
4%
700
2%
Jan
14
25c
5'A
10
____.
37'/2
17'A
14
:
9'A Mar
7,600
1%
Jan
38lA
3,400
35'A
Nov
53
Jan
16%
17%
47,800
15%
Jun
21%
Nov
34%
34'A
Sep
17%
17%
5%
5%
37
__15
(Flai
Corp
17%
5
Corp
8
7%
1
9%
9-%
30
Jan
36%
1,580
13%
Jan
22% May
18,000
8
....
Rubber
&
6'A
Jan
6
Jan
10
10
(The)
Food
-rVita
Vornado
Inc
1.400
7
Feb
8
Maranhao
stamped (Plan A) 2%s
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—.A:*.,
A7s
7% July
11%
12%
11,800
6%
Feb
8 'A
6%
8%
122,900
2%
Sep
6 %
8,200
3%
2
*
10c
5s
Waitt
>92
64
65
95
$63
$60
May-Nov
April-Oct
.
—
$60
June-Dec
2008—.Mar-Sept
$99% 100
--
..
98%
$57
,—
57
102%
58'/a
Peru
*
2s 2012
No
45 %
45 '/a
Jan-July
Jan-July
45%
45
$41%
45
38%
voting
ctfs____•
trust
value,
par
Ex-liquidating
included
(not
in
Stock and Bond Averages
Jan
8%
Jun
12%
13
200
12%
Dec
19%
Jan
11%
12 %
1,400
9%
Jan
13% Mar
Below
14
11%
14
5,700
9%
Jan
16
on
5%
V
5%
2%
Oct
the daily
closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.;
are
the
1
__30
J 4'A Mar
Jan
2%
500
4
3%
—
Bonds
20
10
First
I
Second
10
Indus¬
Indus-
Grade
C
Grade
Util¬
trials
Total
15
Rails
Rails
ities
-
.
Total
Rail¬
Rail-
Util¬
Util-
trials
roads
ities
Jan.
15-—-
659.68
157.98
87.13
216.34
4% Mar
Jan.
18—
653.86
156.66
86.65
214.58
87.14
77.67
2% Mar
Jan.
19_
645.07
155.06
86.43
212.26 '
87.19
77.73
Jan
Jan.
20.
643.69
155.13
86.12
211.86
87.19
77.70
77.63
81.63
Dec
Jan.
21
615.43
155.44
85.72
212.12
87.25
77.72
77.67
81.66
80
Feb
Indus¬
Indus-
May
~3%
"4%
2,900
2%
Nov
3%
Feb
26%
28%
100
20%
Nov
29%
Feb
3
2%
3%
38,600
1%
Jan
1%
1%
1%
22,600
l'A
Jan
90%
290
90%
Dec
117
22
Jan
32
4
27%
;
10
10
.
30
5% Mar
Jan
71
..100
....
common
cumulative preferred
'Waltham Precision Instrument
32
51%
44
a Deferred delivery transaction
(not included in year's range), d-Ex-interest,
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
year's range),
r Transaction for
cash <not included in year's range),
t Ex-dis¬
tribution.
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidating dividend.
A Bonds
being traded flat.
$ Friday's bid 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; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"w i," when issued;
"ww,"-with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
f
12 %
"
Inc
Bond
<fc
90
.
1972
stamped (Plan A)
2%s
(Republic of)—
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
Rio de Janeiro stamped (Plan A)
93%
Stocks
Co
,Wagner Baking
7'« preferred
19
$120
__
^
of May 1927)
1947
(issue of Oct 1927) 1947
VV
Aircraft
Waco
180
16%
$90
..
2008—May-Nox;
(issue
A7s
.
Feb-Aug
1949
19% May
6% Dec
12%
...25c
—__—
16% July
9 % Jiuy
Oct
Jan
4%
1
!___
Products
500
5%
1
....
Manufacturing
Vogt
7%
5%
Instrument Co
Corporation
800
7%
1
Industries warrants.
;
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co—i
Vinco
:
6%s
Feo
V
'.Victoreen
1967
B
(Prov)
180
180
6
16
$90
Jan-July
Jan-July
1967
A
series
180
15
15
debs—
Parana
Nov
8%
47%
Oil
Sugar
Tire
$150
&
Jan
3%
800
40%
.
Insurance
Universal
Norman
4 %s
AHanover
*
$150
April-Oct
Mortgage Bank of Denmark
2,300
Q
-Feb-Aug
!
Aug
9%
41%
Controls Inc
Van
1951
$120
Banks—
1
Adjustment
5'As* series
.1.
May
27%
16% Mar
1,000
5%
9%
__
25c
Consolidated
Universal
Valspar
B
Port
Debt
Dec
5
1
2
Corp
Universal
.Vanderbilt
Jan-July
1951
7s
1952
26,100
5%
A
Waterways 6%s 1952—_Jan-July
German Savings Banks and Clearing Assn—
Dec
6%
100
_50c
Reclaiming Co
Utah-Idaho
5,700
'
75
101 %
99
—
.
;
'United -Stores-Corp.—
Universal
%
170%
Con)--—L—_.50c
class
Co
Jan
series
A Danzig
4
Air Conditioning
U S
21«
10s
Canal——100
&
Jan
6%
7
Aluminum—_i
U S
710
3'A
%>v •
dep rets ord registered
Amer
A Sep
k; Dec
(Germany)
series
A 6s
.
4
6%
Baden
A6s
Apr
10,500
1 if
Dec
10%
I.1..
48
Dec
29
Sep
17,900
r,
14%
,;
6
5%
Ltd—
Co
Jan
2,600
, .
6%
"warrants"
Feb
23%
,
1
__
2.00
:
•
-
97%
61%
13
100
Jun
Jan
66%
65
*99
103
90
5
Aug
24
10
100
4%
%
•
Investing
&
7%
500
i
,_10c
Corp—
7'.
11 %
7
Hi
June-Dec
High
96
93
93
93
June-Aug
Jan
Jan. 1
Low
No.
$99 Vh 100
June-Dec
1960
16%
•
4%
1
Inc..
Elastic
United
7%
.1
Gas Ltd
&
United
1-
11 %
50c
5s
High
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
*
—
11 %
—20
Omahau..
Traction
Range Since
Sold
Bid & Asked
Jan-July
Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
Penn
7%
•'
'
—
4
-
Products.;
United
23
»
Co_—
Investment
Union
5
&
Nov
19
U
Unexcelled
Sale Price
Low
10c
25
Last
Period
High
Jan
,
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
;
-
Week's Range
or Friday's
Bonds
Friday
BONDS
Range for Year 1959
High
"Transportation Corp of America—
Class A common
(Range for Week Ended January 22)
Sales
Range
33
Date
65
Stocks
87.21
40
Bonds
77.51
81.36
80.97
77.51
81.36
80.92
77.38
•77.80
81.58
80.97
-
Co
1
'
Webb &
Knapp Inc common
_10c
'
series
SO
preference
Webster Investors Inc
Weiman
& Company
yWentworth
(Del)
West
Texas
Western
1.25
4.40%
Development
Western
Leaseholds
Western
111
pfd_—100
Co
Stockholders
1
Ltd
!
:
Invest
3%
Jan
2,300
l'A
Oct
400
16%
Oct
83
190
5 %
4 %
4%
2
200
5% Aug
4'A May
J-an
Ik
79
80
3%
20 %
1%
20%
50c
1,400
4%
3%
3%
1 %
Ltd
Inc
Products
Utilities
~4
1
Manufacturing
Chemical
88
88
5
Inc
West Canadian Oil & Gas
West
*
...
Dec
82
44,000
2%
4
Sep
computed daily by using the following
and 65 stocks, ,18.97.
are
Utilities,'"8.53,
dep rets ord shares
Western
Tablet
Westmoreland
&
Stationery
•
:
...20
Coal
Westmoreland
Inc
Weyenberg Shoe
10
4% .Apr
Jan
Stag
Wichita
River
W-iCkes
Co
Oil
(The)
1
1
Corp
Corp
1
Williams-McWilliams
.Williams
(R
C)
&
Industries
10
200
700
27'A
Sep
28%
28%
28%
100
26
Oct
31%
Nov
5%
preferred
Wisconsin Pwr& Light 4%%
(John)
Wood
Woodall
37%
W-oodley
(F
W)
2%
17%
1,900
^Boston
3%
13%
Jan
45%
Jun
50
18
Sep
21
Jan
89
89
89%
50
85
Oct
100
regular
ord
13 'A
13
13%
1,200
28
29%
1,300
21'A
Nov
3 l'A Aug
19'/a May
30% Dec
47
48
2,400
42
Oct
68%
26%.-May
47
Chicago
Transit
__1
50c
10c
Aug
1%
23%
7%
5
subord
RR—
5s
•
convertible
5'.as
7%
Dec
Nov
1st
•'
3*48 1970
Public Service,
Rapid
534S
•
6af«i
3S
,couv
&
Co
7s
subord
Water
debs
Power
-Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Southern
California
5s
Edison
3%s series A 1973
3S
Gas
deb
3'As
.
Co
6s
JatpJuly
1998.Jan-Julv
*
ApnZ-Oct
Corp 3s 1981—May-Noc
1964
conv
deb
1965
'62—Jan-July
Mar-Sepf
1978.,
47/8s
4*b3
series
series
G
1981
H
1982
I
1982
1
1982
-April-Oct
Feb-Aug
—Jan-Aug
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Southern California Gas 3'As 1970
April-Oct
•Southern Counties Gas (Calif) 3s 1971.--Jan-July
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3'4s 1970-—Feb-Aug
series
K
1983J
432.5
—2.1
441.3
400.1
538.9-
—2.8
554.2
490.7
521.6
—3.2
527.7
457.8
531.2
Finance
Mining
Service
371.6
318.7
220.4
0.4
231.8
207.1
446.5
—1.3
447.3
382.7
295.0
&
:
570.1
—0.5
440.7
—
—2.4
329.3
221.3
'.
544.4
327.6
Goods
299.7
—1.6
360.4
283.8
+
510.5
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Year 1959
NO.
13
Low
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
High
99
150%
85%
83 '/a
Int'l
U. S.
Foreign
Bank
Gov't
Shares
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
92
120
Railroad
Stocks
50
and Miscel.
No. of
125 'A
Total
65%
Bond
Sales
57
71%
80
20
83%
86
4
46%
49%
31%
Jan. 18—
3.019.020
$5,871,000
$445,000
$6,316,000
Tues.
Jan. 19——
3,096,460
5,694,000
255,000
5,949,000
Wed.
87%
Mon.
Jan. 20
2,716,590
5,501,000
263,000
5,764,000
Thurs.
79%
86
Jan. 21—
2,697,190
4,003,000
292,000
4,295,000
Jan. 22
2,689,830
4,817,000
175,000
4,992,000
14,219,090
$25,886,000
56%
30
Total————.
39%
97%
$27,316,000
$1,430,000
98 %
Week Ended Jan. 22
110'A
25
111
119'A
21%
20
118
76%
78
86'A
89
118
123
237
109
14
88
25
75
1959
88%
90
+85%
145
100
101%
19
89
85 %
80
83 %
168
$64'A
98%
$75
1,549,000
25,886,000
33,167,000
$4,226,000
83,620,000
$34,717,000
$87,846,000
64,533,501
'
ana
$1,000
—
$1,000
4,000
-A—
——
—-
Industrial
.
.
4,945,000
110,872,500
5
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
5
97
26
95
90%
115%
93%
113
78'A
85
100
178
Mon.
65
85%
81
%
50
88
96 %
80
85%
82
90%
82
1,270,385
Jan. 18—
Jan. 19
.
•
74%
Bonds
$65,000
Foreign
Corporate
Bonds
Total
Bonds
$1,000
145,000
$66,000
3,000
151,000
$3,000
71,000
2,000
Jan. 20
1,067,035
Thurs.
Jan. 21.:
1,088,360
102,000
4,000
Jan. 22
1,134,525
108,000
6,000
$491,000
$15,000
73.000
106,000
85
86
-
5.612,325
93
73
Fri.
5,000
119,000
$9,000
$515,000
84
83%
85-
82%
97%
Week Ended Jan. 22
1960
'
91
105%
98%
98
105%
99 %
99%
98%
96% 105%
$84
90
85%
91%
82%
87
87
85
92
1959
Jan. 1 to Jan. 22
of
1960
1959
5.612,325
Shares
10,277,580
19,901,167
32,802,750
$491,900
Stocks—Number
Bonds—
1.07]A
97%
$86%
Gov't
1,052,020
r
Total—-*.-.—-
98%
86%
Bonds
86 %
75
78'A
$92%
$93
Foreign
Domestic
Wed.
60 "a
$74
85
Stocks
(No. of
Shares)
123
Tues.
150
$115,732,500
99
89
89%
-v
$73
$75'A
99 %
$1,430,000
1959
49,926,872
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
103
$83
90%
f
19,297,700
Bank———
Total-
85
90
117'A 117'A
96
150
Shares.——
98
$81
117'A
1960
14,219,090
$27,316,000
of
Government—
Railroad
35
94%
76
$100
88'%
S.
Foreign
$96
-
U.
International
125
76 %
'
Bonds—
85%
85
76
105% 109 %
76
Stocks—Number
Jan. 1 to Jan. 22
47
$81
Feb-Aug
4 %s series
s
$21
76
Feb-Aug
4%s
Trade,
Range for
Sold
'.J.'
109
Jan-July
1979—
series F
3%s series
1973
Bonds
$98 %
May-Nov
3% §.series ,E
3s
"
31%
May
27«s series C 1976
3',es series D 1976
B
Low
High
Jail
36%
31%
49 3
..May-Not
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-A up
sertes
85 %
63%
1964—June-Dec
1967
3s
9%
50
$83
ApriZ-Oct
&
High
125'« 128%
$82 7
Jan-July
-
Electrfc
1959-1960
Change
8, '60
Fri.
1968.—April-Ocf
3'As
Power
Friday's
$115
—May-Woo
1963
...
American
Harbor
85%
1976—Jan-JwZg
1971
Water
or
Bid & Asked
$47
War-Sep
mortgage
and lows for the current
504.7
..
Utility
Week's Range
Low
125%
i———Apr-Ocf
England Power 3'As 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
Pennsylvania
Jan.
1960
1974
to
Feb
17%
4%
April-Oct
w
debentures
6%s due 1953 extended
Ohio Power 1st mortgage
'
Goods
29% Aug
9% Sep
1,900
Jan-Dec
Jan-July
6%% Hq tr ctfs—
New
-
22
423.6
_
_
1 % May
8,400
Television, Inc—;
&
6
105.12 Jan
523.8
—
Manufacturing
Nov
3.300
—-Apr-Oct
1963
subord
Theatres
'60
,
Corp
National Bellas Hess 5%s 1984
National Research Corp—
National
Composite
Non-Durable
5%
5s 1974
Western RR 4s 1970.
RR 4s
109.39 Jan
___
Percent
Transportation
7%
1961—Mar-Sep«
5s
1963
Financial
Valley
Low
Jan. 15,
Dec
:
AGuantanamo &
Altalian Power Realization Trust
•Midland
High
105.12
with the preceding week and with highs
Dec
24%
Division—
debentures
Western
Jan
compared
3 %
7'A
Jan-July
1978
3%s
Finland Residential Mtge Bank
.General Builders Corp—
6s
105.31
Jan. 22—
4
23
I960
SEC Index of Stock Prices
9
4%
1970
A
1st mortgage 4s series A 1993
A 1st
mortgage 4s series B 1993—
Great
Jan
23 %
June-Dec
debs 1973-——------Feb-Aug
J
Jan. 21__
for
Range
The SEC index of stock prices based on the closing prices of the common stock
for week ending Jan. 15, 1960, for composite and by major industry group
1 %
15,100
l'A
1%
Quar-Feb
1998__
1
series
N
105.17
Fri.
2% July
June-Dec
Inc debs 1994—June-Dec
3%s 1970—
June-Dec
Western
of
Jan. 20__
Thurs.
6]?f Apr
1974
debs
Authority
Delaware Lack &
Lackawanna
12%
5s
40c
subord
.Chemoil Industries Gs
Wed.
Durable
—£1
2%s
101.42 Sep
"'
& Pump 4s
Elec Power
Cs
109.60 Aug
Low
Feb
Last
Edison
8% Feb
Nov
6,500
3,400
Friday
Steel
16%- Mar
18%
Sale Price
-Bethlehem
Dec
18%
Period
conv
~
195!)
High
105.76
18% Dec
20% Mar
4%
Interest
Steel
Dec
30 %
BONDS
Appalachian
Dec
Dec
9%
7,100
11%
%
15 %
11
3%
New York Stock Exchange
5 %s
1
400
13%
10%
for
106.55
Jan. 19-_
Apr
200
2%
12%
11%
Range
Jan. 18
Jun
4 %
Closing
Mon.
Jan
21%
29 %
8
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Zale Jewelry Co
Zapata Off-Shore Co
Zapata Petroleum Corp
AAmer
1%
Jun
17%
2%
12%
2
Co.
dep rets
preference
Alsco Inc
Nov
Ltd—
American
G'.r
%
17%
4%
1
Inc
Petroleum
Wool worth
1,100
21,500
26
0
—;
81.08
5.305;
(
Tues.
Nov
29%
pfd__.100
machine
Industries
42
Jan
"%
•I\f
21
21%
25
Industries Ltd—
Newspaper
Feb
1
;
Date—
Apr
50
27%
1
Co
Wilson Brothers common
Wood
30%
36
5
common
new
Williams Brothers Co
81.04
Rails,
(35 Stocks)
,v
;
Mar
30%
33%
Manufacturing!.._—1
Mfg
35
30%
35
Eagle International Oil Co___10c
White
5.500
%
Ui
<1
White
3.824;
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
A..
Is
Industrials,
Dec
/I- Aug
Ltd—
'
Amer
divisors:
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Jan
91%
A Jan
3
"
Averages
Sep
July
23
:
:
'
Foreign
government—
Foreign"
corporate.—'
*—'
$788,000
$2,749,000
$2,564,000
15.000
58,000
104,000
225,000
9,000
27.000
33,000
73,000
$515,000
,$873,000
$2,886,000
$2,862,000
——
34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(414)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Boston Stock
S T"D CKS
""',
Par
Tel &
Boston
Albany
Range for Year 1959
High
High
Lowj
Texaco
84%
84 "-a
86
26
»b
96*4
Nov
U
S
81
82%
1,456
74%
Sep
89% Apr
U
S
Steel
123%
hi 44
120%
Oct
58Vi
Sep
%
170
Boston
Edison
Boston
Pers
Eastern
RR
100
Co
—25
Prop
St
Mass
122
60 Vi
60 Vi
6'»
class A
preferred.*
class
preferred
100
New
Service
Quincy
Reece
United
55
37
Dec
20
Jun
42
8c
9c
20
20%
20%
20%
453
20
36
35%
36 Va
160
34%
Dec
38%
15%
15%
90
15%
Nov
19%
29
29
140
23%
Jan
31 %
Cincinnati
Transit
1%
32
74
Westing ho use Elec
Corp
i
1%
Dec
6c
19c
21%
1 Va
27
Feb
July
34
STOCKS
34%
700
37
217
23 Va
Nov
45
55
55
12
45%
Jan
65%
Dec
28%
Jan
73%
12
75
Oct
103% 103%
Friday
31
70%
Feb
87
Last
Dec
Alien
Electric
-_1
Cincinnati
Picher
Baldwin
—
-
S
-
Unlisted
Airlines
Dec
32%
22
22
115
16%
Feb
24% Aug
2*4 Apr
1
Mfg
1
Co
172
44
10
7
Davidson
39
55'/4
Dec
33%
518
27 ¥4
Jun
34 ¥2
Jan
1,642
73%
Jan
91
Nov
54
27%
Aug
46%
Nov
45 >■
30%
Nov
39 %
11%
11%
10
10%
Feb
15 V*
Hamilton
39
30
33
Dec
36Tb
Oct
34%
46
29%
Nov
35%
22
22%
330
23 ¥4
Nov
33 Vi
42 %
Apr
43%
190
40%
Nov
50%
Jan
47
Feb
65
53%
54%
85
Dec
70%
Oct
96 ¥B
Boeing Airplane
Brunswick-Balke
14%
55
13%
Sep
18 ¥a
83%
Apr
760
75
89 ¥1
106% 106%
Sep
Apr
1
90
Jun
107 ¥2
Dec
—-_ir
68%
new
Chesapeake
Cities
&
LaSalle
90%
194
Masco
Corn
_
64
May
80 Vi
July
23 3i
Jun
37 ¥a
19%
Jan
Rickel
10%
Jan
25% May
17 Vi May
14
Jan
18%
Rudy
Dayton Power & Light
May
14
14%
16
Detroit
Steel
52%
16
51%
30 Vi
100
20
52%
231
48*
4
Dec
_5
30%
186
29%
Oct
57'i
1,004
37Vi
Oct
47
23%
14%
Jan
33
54%
52
23%
.
37%
29Vi
Oct
45
69%
69%
(H
River
62%
64%
283
46
47
4%
'
!
39
19%
447/a
Jan
Nov
—
102 ¥1
67%
5
Fruehauf
General
Trailer
Dynamics
Greyhound
_
90 ¥4
5
20 v;
3 Vi
35%
19%
Dec
255
May
5 ¥2
43%
Monsanto Chemical
Montgomery
49%
50
¥2
164
48
Dec
23 Vi
60Vi
23%
Nov
27
37 ¥«
93%
10
75 Vi
Jan
244253%
99 34
N
Y
Feb
272 ¥4
Lead
1
___.
102 Vi 102 ',4
67%
22
203
69 ¥2
76%
220
Pennsylvania
Pepsi-Cola
*
Phillips Petroleum
Pure
1
RR
Oil
10
$.3333
«.
Republic Steel
Reynolds Tobacco
1
5
of
Southern
"
30 Vi
39%
footnotes,
3%
3,875
2%
Dec
4
1%
1 %
1,850
l'/a
Nov
2%
2
6*4
6%
150
4%
Feb
9
5
24%
25
4,712
19%
Dec
20%
Dec
2.50
31 '4
32%
25
Jan
32
Nov
41%
4%
45
Nov
8
Mar
58% July
4% Jan
Mar
Feb
Feb
July
329
41%
41%
105
27¥a
Feb
46
Aug
32%
32%
1,077
30 ¥2
Nov
35
Aug
15*4
15%
15*4
133
5
Nov
1%
1%
900
l'/a
Sep
1%
Jan
2%
2%
500
2 ¥a
Aug
2%
Jan
12%
12%
1,065
1
8% Mar
Jun
11
4
4
450
2%
2%
300
41%
41%
234
36%
1
16*4
16'/a
120
2
(The)
&
2 %
2%
800
Co
Paper
41%
17% July
2 ¥2
Jan
3
Jan
3%
Dec
3
Jan
Feb
48¥2 July
11 ¥a
Feb
17%
Oct
2%
Nov
2%
Feb
35%
Oct
Nov
89%
93 Vi
249
382
74%
Sep
44% Mar
95
17%
Jan
Shirt
-
30¥2
Dec
66¥a
Jan
95%
Dec
May
Feb
71%
Nov
36 ¥2
37%
45% May
87'4 Dec
115
37
Dec
48
42V/2
50
50 ¥a
50
49 ¥2
45
62%
63 ¥a
72
32 ¥a
Jan
39
Jan
40%
Jan
Feb
54
Jun
48
34 Vi
67
29
30
¥4
Jun
27
*
52¥e
Sep
249
105 ¥2
Nov
120
39%
40 ¥4
143
16%
65
35%
37%
% May
56% July
53% Aug
79%
20
29 Va
61
Sep
46 Vi
56%
56%
97% 100
Jan
July
56 ¥4
26 ¥• Mar
33 %
Dec
Dec
38%
Dec
Jan
22%
24
21%
Apr
24%
22%
23%
1,127
10
Jun
29%
16%
18
1,036
11
Jan/
*
*
__
10
1
^
DisCi__J__
—1
405
4%
—
16% Mar
8Vi
100
3*8
43*4
315
4 l'/a
Nov
8%
2.849
2%
16%
Oct
7
Jan
Oct
t
Jan
Dec
0% Mar
49% July
•
'
1
—
4%
43%
—1
:
—
18
compilation
the
of
round-lot
Laboratories
Steel
common—
Dec
6
52
44'%
35 ¥4
36
186
70
29
63
7
Range
Corp
199
35
Dec
71
Apr
32%
Oct
38%
Dec
Aluminium Ltd
35
Nov
Jan
40 »i
39%
40 ¥4
62
39
39%
Nov
39%
23
34 ¥a
Feb
Feb
48%
23%
23%
83
41 ¥4
"41 ¥2
21%
50
Nov
30%
1,400
20%
2 l'/a
500
2,200
High
61% Feb
26'/!! Jan
Apr
34% July
17
29% May
84 %
Sep
"
15 ¥4
17 ¥2
15'i
15'%
151/2
100
10%
Feb
11 ¥4
11 ¥4
121/4
1,800
10
Feb
10
38¥a
36 ¥a
39%
3,600
26%
Feb
33
IZIIIIIi
32 ¥a
34 ¥4
2,200
26%
Apr
96 ¥4
39% July
S6%
96%
100
1
21 ¥4
21 ¥4
22 %
5,200
23%
77% May
Nov
114% July
33% Apr
1
of
America
28%
20%
—
(Un)
6%
Nov
18%
17%
15%
38%
Dec
Oct
Nov
Sep
28%
41%
28%
400
Feb
33 %
Nov
42
43%
2,800
10
53%
Jan
54'/a
1,700
—_3.50
40% Nov
46% Feb
,50"%
53%
56%
56%
59
1,500
47
90
2,600
29% Feb
13% Sep
63% Jun
18%
Apr
77%
Dec
75% Sep-
89
Apr
37 %
53% July
Can
Co (Un)—i
Cyanamid Co (Un)
American
Tel
American
Viscose
&
Tel
12.50
5
(Un)
85%
14%
14%
14%
800
75%
74
76
300
37%
83%
8,900
40%
800
33 Va
(Un)
Anaconda
Arkansas
80%
Sep
62 Vi
Nov
45% Aug
50% Nov
87% Feb
52 % Jan
41'4
Sep
28% May
Louisiana
Steel
Ashland
ADr
Company
&
Corp
Co
Oil
&
82%
26
(Un)__——_-_50
(111)
Refining
common
-
65%
65
%
66%
400
Jan
35
33%
35
2,700
68%
58% Oct
31% Dec
31%
1,900
37%
69%
39%
65% Mar
80
July
6,900
23
37 ¥*
Nov
1
10
37%
22%
22
22%
26
25 %
26%
3.900
9%
1,000
24%
40%
14%
400
10
9'/a
9%
23%
4
24%
10
40%
39%
-3
Corporation
14
13%
May
-
700
19
'*
Jan
74
Mar
Dec
25% May
24% Nov
9% Dec
21% Nov
39% Sep
10% Jan
400
1,800
36%
53
Apr
17% May
0
32% July
10% Mar
Apr
'
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class
Baldwln-Llma-Hamilton (Un)
Bastian-Blessing
Bearings Inc
48
743
Apr
52 ¥4
130
50%
Oct
9¥a
59% Jan
64% Jan
Jun
29 %
A
1
13
*
Eendix
24
Co
Belden
51 ¥4
23%
Oct
Nov
68%
com_2.50
non-cumulative preferred
Vi
52
93%
5
new
Athey Products Corp
Atlantic Refining Co
Avco
Nov
10
Gas
(Un):
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
Common
5%
64% July
51% Nov
100
%
37%
81 %
39%
37%
Co—
Corp
85%
5
—1
American Steel Foundries
When
issued
23 %
119
500
'
•
American Mach & Fdry_—.
American Motors
Corp
American Rad Si Stand San
39 % Nov
45 % Nov
46%
59'/4
1
Theatres (Un)
Dec
52% Mar
39»i
Co
American
39 %
47'4
48
21
Range for Year 1959 '•
Low
58 ¥a
29%
'/a
Broadcasting-Paramount
American
Armour
Oct
100
30
50c
I
American Airlines
American
Jan
Nov
51 ¥2
Shares
High
.—50c
.,
Alleghany Corp (Un)
A.'lis-Chalmers Manufacturing.
20'/a
35
49%
59
1
i_.
for Week
of Prices
131% Aug
41 ¥4
67¥a May
48 ¥• Jun
3
only
Sales
Low
10
Co
transactions
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Armco
15¥4 Nov
26'% Jan
50%
page 42.
25 ¥4
Jan
9%
58% July
*24
28 ¥2
48%
51
Apr
30 ¥2
100
STOCKS
Abbott
20
•
50%
47 ¥•
14
329
12'%
Friday /
Dec
61
32 ¥,
1
220
37
Midwest Stock Exchange
109%
82 Vi
31 ¥4
—
31
12 %
10
—
Nov
37'/a
69 ¥2
— —
30%
37
1
Jun
40%
35%
44 Vi
35%
30%
5
Advance Ross Electronics
Corp
Akron Brass
24¥4
31%
7
5
Corp
Admiral
43 ¥.
38
60c
...—
Dec
55
57 ¥2
.10
see
3%
*
92%
50 ¥2
16
__
-25
Studebaker-Packard
For
56%
5
—
3*4
1
Jan
70
200
15
Co
Sperry Rand
Standard OH of Indiana
Standard Oil (N J)
Standard Oil (Ohio
Nov
Mich
50 ¥2
88
57 ¥2
3
Socony Mobil Oil
2%
Co
Acme
5
Oil
1,860
3
Dec
26%
-140
Schenley Industries
Sinclair
59%
Apr
84%
5
Sears Roebuck
720
8,223
3%
2%
70%
34
10
__
6%
51%
3%
5%
50
1
Feb
46Vi
5
—
30% Dec
•
3%
1
51 ¥»
48%
62%
#
North American Aviation
Jan
Par
49
5
—
18%
Aug
Oct
Feb
421/a
/
__
*
5
Central
1,469
~
5%
Products
Corp
Dec
35
51
82'/«
5
National Gypsum
National
27
Oct
21
'
Register
26%
27
Sen
Jan
20
20%
Ward
Cash
Dec
1
A
20%
__
National
Dec
92
24% Mar
27%
52 Vi
-2
National Dairy
National Distillers
38%
Feb
Apr
28
50 Vi
5
——
5
Nov
61%
c
Aluminum
—
Jan
36%
Nov
Sep
165
50%
-*
-
4
539
1,481
Chemical
Manufacturing
10
(P)
400
88%
50*2
Studebaker-Packard
Upjonn Co
52 Vi
3
Co
4%
37%
84%
.
Scotten Dillon
Jan
0
Martin
4%
37%
1.66%
Standard
Vlnco
28%
1%
Laughlln
Lorillard
1
10
&
Raisin
72 ¥» July
64%
49%
5
—
Oct
•
•
W)
74% July
Nov
33
4%
39
46%
26%
—
1
_
International Tel & Tel
Jones &
84%
1
General Electric
General Motors
Dec
Feb
93%
•
246 ¥2
2.50
_
Ford
99
'50%
22%
49%
10
Federated Dept Stores
19%
64%
*
27%
—
'
Kodak
-i •. -v
5
26
52%
—
—1
_«
Eastman
27
Manufacturing
United
67
63%
■
5
DhPont
47% Mar
Jan
Bearings
* July
36% Dec
6-
'
1
___—_____
Dow Chemical
Jun
15'%
1
&
Prophet Company
Rockwell
_7
—
'•
41 %
1,299
58% July
14
1
—
.
9,267
Nov
1
Products
•
42%
23%
1
Brew
Davis
160
10
Curtiss Wright
-r-_
Corp
Oil
Screw
Parke
129
1
_
7% May
41%
22 %
Refineries
National
186
-
69 ¥«
—
13% May
Dec
22%
Wines
Leonard
22%
10
Clo/ay Corp
Colgate Palmolive
Columbia Gas System
Dec
41%
Foundry
Lansing Stamping
70'%
25
—
4%
Lakey
38%
Ohio
Service
102
1
Udylite Corporation
Chrysler Corp
.•
Manufacturing
Hoover Ball & Bearing new w 1
Hoskins Manufacturing
22 "2
1
______
648
5V4-:
Hastings
68%
•
common.
16% July
60% Mar
11%,
Paige
Lakes
Great
37%
-
Burlington Industries
Burroughs Corp
72%
May
10% Sep-.
Nov
14%
8
.
Jan
Sep
5%
July
86
13
_
51*%
53
1
King Seeley
Kresge Co (S S)
81 Vi
3
Steel
Mar
12%
11'4
Brewing
Graham
5
Avco
'
743
1
i
1
———-—
1,470
4
44% Mar
55%
Nov
86
10
(111)
2,185
14
Dec
Jan
Dec
82 %
25
Ashland Oil
Jan
Oct
13%
Fruehauf Trailer
May
75
Jan
ri-
42%
___5
_
Dec
5
General Motors
22
53%
64%
29
55%
Gar Wood Industries
Goebel
36 ¥2
V
1,231
•
Co
Dec
Jan
40%
__
4
20
Nov
57 ¥4
44
89%
'
33%
2%
1
110
60
39 ¥2
—
354
62*4
63 ¥a
99c
4,150
10
Motors
Motor
1%
3
33
________25
Bros
Economy Baler
Federal-Mogul-Bower
Ford
1 */a
2*4
5
________
Sep
Jan
lOOVi
Sep
3232'i
['A'
.
—$33%
Steel
Lima
Corp
1%
1
100*4 Mar
144
85 ¥4
5
—
—
Tel
Tobacco
Feb
136
33
1
_
Baldwin
Jun
50%
62 ¥2
85 ¥4
10
Radiator
Tel
Jan
47%
55 ¥4
33%
12.50
American
37 V4
Oct
33%
_
American
Jun
Dec
61%
1
Can
Bethlehem
54%
110
2
High
Jan
24*%
—
37%
31
55
—
LOW
131
Feb
Stocks
American Cyanamid
American Motors
Range for Year 1959
High
'
•
American
Armour
53%
110
—
American
Armco
53%
110
Low
27%
52%
Dec
Dec
10
_
High
Jan
1
American
35%
33%
5¥a
Chalmers
&
20
227
88*4
1
Ltd
393
37%
32%
550
5
Shares
27%
Detroit Steel Corp
578
common
for Week
27%
Detroit Edison
6%
10
Sales
Range
of Prices
2*/a
Aug
90%
Alleghany
Aluminium
20
31%
37*8
10
Exchange
2,100
13% Mar
6%
—
Gamble
Dec
3%
42*4
89%
__
78%
3%
Jfan
6%
Playing Card
All is
40%
31 %
IIII__5
-
Dec
3 3/i
Sep
32%
89*4
Rapid-American
U
8
*
31%
0
Manufacturing
&
2
50
—
Hobart
Procter
30
.12.50
—
Kroger
8*4
38%
40%
Art
78%
1
Machine
&
Continental
32%
10
Gibson
Dec'
1
Rubber
Die
Range for Year 1959
Low
8*4
8.50
—
65%
«.—
.
Daniel
&
Shares
High
32%
Transit
Eagle
Early
of Prices
38%
38%
Carey Manufacturing
Champion Paper
Cincinnati
May
.
Dec
Products
Metal
Chrysler
for Week
Low
.20
Milling
Telephone
109%
54
$1,500
Week's
Par
Consolidated Paper
Consumers Power common
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Gas
Jan
May
110%
Exchange
Week's
Par
Cincinnati
Nov
Cincinnati prices.
Lust
Mar
Cincinnati Stock
Cincinnati
71%
Dec
28%
103%
STOCKS
_
60
Sale Price
Burroughs Corporation
Manufacturing
60
1998
Friday
Brown-McLaren
American Laundry
70
Detroit Stock
Buell
Aeronca
63%
,
10
46%
107% Aug
indebted to the firm of W. E. IIUTTON & CO for the transmission
are
Oct
33 Vi
73%
12.50
_
70
54 >8
Jan
Mar
Jan
55
—25
We
Feb
Jan
100
172
Jan
19%
28
100
—
89
54 Va
of these
10.100
32%
100 Vi
Sep
34
Co—
33%
199
105% 105%
Apr
2
35
377
28%
RR
4Vi's_____.
May
1%
—25
Co.
Mass
273
93%
BONDS—
American
Vermont &
39;
6.25
Jan
Co
Corp
39
92%
87% Aug
149% Julv
Sep
15%
1
*
Machine
Feb
Jan
90%
Association
Fruit
Oct
121%
39%
11-50
i
w
High
72%
70
93*4
W)
(F
Low
89
63%
Electric
common
Woolworth
Jun
56
Nov
New
Aug
1%
18
Companies
RR
Shoe
35
65% Mar
110
89%
Torrlngton Co
United
Dec
18
5
Mining Co
Folding Machine
Shawmut
Jan
%
'
89 Vi
Co
England Electric System
England Tel & Tel Co
Pennsylvania
42%
100
Apr
10
Electric
National
New
B
243
75c
35
100
6'»
General
49
57%
75c
100
common
60 %
56
*
Ry
129
Range for Year 1959
79%
145% 145%
145 *4
-----J
-16%
Westinghouse
&
Shares
High
76%
——•———
Shoe
82 %
Low
-25
—
Union Carbide
fcr Week
of Prices
Par
———
~5
Corp
Tel
American
Low
['■_/■■■
;//
Shares
33%
Motors
American
for Week
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
Range
of Prices
Monday, January 25,1960
.
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Sales
Last
-
Sale Price
.
(Range for Week Ended January 22)
Exchange
Week's
Friday
.
—.—
Manufacturing Co
Aviation Corp
Benguet Consolidated Inc
Bethlehem Steel Corp
7%
400
7
Oct
15 %
llVi
Jan
16
8
500
14
Jan
8 l'/a
18 ¥2
Dec
8 l'/a
150
3%
41 %
69%
1%
51%
83 %
Dec
42
66% Jan
3% Jan
600
30
69%
300
1%
62% Sep
1,300
52%
2,700
l'/a
50c
10
42
5
(Un)
(Un)__
PI
__8
7%
15'/a
52%
3%
100
'
1%
Jan
Dec
49% May
+
,4% Apr
45%
Dec
.88V3 May
2
Mar
58% July
-
.
Number 5919
191
Volufne
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
(415)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
stocks
Week's
Last
Range
Par
Manufacturing;
Co—
.5
Boeing
Corp
Borg-Warner
(E J)
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
Erach <fe Sons
Brothers
Corp
143
103
109
Jan
19%
23%
23%
100
Dec
155
300
Jan
Oct
,1
.28%
Mickeiberry's
Minneapolis Brewing Co
Minnesota Mining Ac
Mfg
Mississippi River Fuel
36 %
Jun
-44%
Nov
/
2/1
25%
253%
26%
700
18%
Jan
; 27%
July
3%
Jan
291/4
26
2%
7%
/,
20%
'243/8
Jan
Jan
.
6%
2%
10,000
25%
25%
100
243/8
Dec
32% Mar
40
200
343/4
Nov
48 %
29%
30%
600
25%
Sep
3%
Jan
.6% ,/ 7 L
31%
33%
(T934
51V4
51%
1
,M9Qf
.
1
25
2
Sep
.
Jan
34% July
73/4
500
19%
Nov
100
50 %
Nov
60
Lead
National
National
27%
27%
200
36
Jan
68 %
69%
500
65 %
Dec
74%
Apr
24%
23%
24%
400
233/4
Nov
33 % July
213/e
700
19
Nov
20%
14%
170
62,%
170
15%
200
171
62%
263/4
8%
1,000
65%
Nov
/ 32%
Jan
147
1,600
Jan
20 %
Jan
50%
185
Feb
Cities
Service
Co_
Products
Citv
—8.50
Apr
72 3/b May
31%
10
,46%
Corp—
3134
800
31%
Dec
37
Jan
46%
47%
800
47
Oct
63%
Jan
44
Oct
59%
Nov
42 %
Dec
543/4
Jan
49%
48
49%
42%
42%
45%
83
83
50
49
49
100
200
'
Cliff's
Cleveland
Iron
1
common.
preferred:
si12 %
Electric Ilium
Cleveland
Coleman
100
Co
15
—
Inc..j—_—1——
System
Gas
Consolidated Foods
Consolidated Natural
14%
32%
19%
20%
2,500,
25
57%
57%
58%
3,600
55%
Jun
633/4 Mar
28%
28 %
28%
200
22%
Sep
29 y2
200
16%
Dec
56% Mar
10
Continental
Controls
Corp
16
Aug
34
Dec
24% Mar
Nov
Dec
45%
45%
55
56%
400
52% May
603/a Mar
27%
27
27%
900
25%
Jun
30%
Oct
42%
42%
443/8
1,000
44
Nov
57%
Jan
1,200
Sep
133/4
Apr
1
1
11
11
11%
37
37%
1,100
26%
26%
27%
100
13
13
28%
28%
28%
5
Steel Co of America
Crucible
Sep
193/4
5
America
of
13
233/4 Mar
10
of America
Motors
Co
750
200
55
-*
;
Continental Can Co
,
Jan
14%
Gas
25
Cudahy Packing Co
5
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
1
New
Deere
Ale
10
Company
&
Detroit
Edison
Cleveland
Co
10%
25%
Sep
50
Dec
32%
Feb
200
25% May
10% Jun
500
27%
40%
Dow Chemical
Ltd
CommonDu
Pont
17 7a Mar
Jan
Eastern
.
Nov
El
Paso
Erie
Lines
Radio
Flour
Ford
of
Motor
W
D
41%
Dec
400
24%
300
743/4
Jan
100
23 r
Jan
(Un)
9%
5
245%
9%
101%
10
3
30
5
75%
29%
29%
29%
4,800
16%
16%
100
12%
11%
27%
34%
36
28
General
Candy
Contract
General Foods
9%
9%
61%
8%
9
3%
3%
39
26% May
15% July
Oct
Jan
Pacific
Northern
Oak
Ohio
Oil
Co
Oklahoma
Paramount
Pepsi-Cola
Public
Service
Pullman
73/4
Jan
27%
8
Apr
2%
103/8 Mar
Feb
Jan
43
74%
3%
Pure
Greyhound Corn
Griesedieck Co
Gulf
(Un)
Oil Corp new
*
3
1
common
wi —8.33%
Dec
29 y8 July
Oil
Co
Hem
Werner
Corp
.T,—_
Hertz
Corp
Howard Industries
Hupp Corporation
Hiittig Sash Ac Door
1
—
1
Illinois
Central
Indiana
Inland
Steel
Corp
_•
Co
Interlake Steamship Co—————
International Harvester
International Mineral Ac Chemical. —15
.7.50
International Paper (Un)—2:
•
International Shoe Co.
m
International Tal & Tel (Un)
Interstate Power Co
*3^50
40 y2
Feb
45
55
Sep
73
Nov
,
Mar
2%
58%
Dec
21%
500
173/4
Jan
24 % May
12%
12
11%
Jan
600
iy8
35 y8
12"% Mar
37
Nov
Dec
3334
1,900
15%
500
12% Jan
18
650
16 %
Jan
40%
200
35 y2
Jan
4 %
1,300
1%
Jan
6% Mar
2,800
5%
Jan
9%, Dec
100
24 3a
Jan
10%
11%
30
15%
,
Apr
26% Mar
443/4
33%
Apr
Revlon
26%
200
23%
Jan
28% May
45%
300
40 y8
Nov
55
79%
2,600
31% Jan
94
433/4 May
Dec
54% July
39%
57
1,500
44
43%
45%
41%
423/4
350
50 %
49%
50 %
7,500
29%
100
29%
122
122
100
38
28 %
113
Jan
54 Vb
Apr
July
Jan
35%
Apr
May
1403/4
Nov
35%
35%
200
33%
Dec
36%
37 %
37-%
500
28%
Feb
45 % May
19%
19%
100
173/4
Jun
193/4
Jan
Inc
)
'ones
At
Laughlin
(Un)
(Un)—
Kennecott Copper Corp (Un)
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Knapp Monarch Co
Kropp Forge Co
Laclede
Gas
Co
8.75
.—*
5
common—,
Lincoln
Printing Co common
Louisville Gas Ac Electric (Ky)
Lytton's (Henry C) Ac Co
Marquette
Marshall
Martin
Cement
Reynolds
Rlchman
For footnotes,
see page
Feb
04% July
28%
Jan
33%
94 %
96%
1,300
91
Oct
67%
400
59Va
4%
100
3%
3
400
2y8
19%
29
29
10 34
11%
89%
800
3874
1,000
19
19%
700
3572
36%
2,200
277a
277»
600
49
503/4
1,000
Jan
25
Apr
293/4
Dec
46
Apr
28
Oct
40%
Dec
35%
5
49
16 3%
Apr
21% May
343/4
Nov
267a
Dec
463/a May
30% Jun
42
Feb
58% July
l
1978
197a
21%
500
20%
Nov
35 7a
411/2
4172
417a
100
42
Sep
503/4 Mar
417e
4134
423/s
900
38% Mar
1674
16%
900
127a
Feb
18 7a
163/s
163/8
200
15 y4
Nov
207a
Jan
59
59
597a
900
80
Jan
6378
Aug
35%
35%
377a
300
26%
39 7a
Dec
30%
307a
32
1,700
31%
Sep
437a May
55
55
55%
400
54 y2
Dec
70% May
32
32
200
•
4474
467a
1,700
217a Sep
4174 Oct
367a May
527a Mav
874 Jan
-
Apr
487a
Jan
Aug
Dec
Dec
Feb
35%
343/4
353/4
800
34%
Nov
487a
Apr
447s
44
447a
400
44%
Dec
5474
Jaji
63
627a
63%
900
43%
72
Dec
|
487a
487a
50 3/8
1,400
43%
733/4
10
Apr
70%
687a
703/a
1,000
Sep
66% Apr
50
50
50%
1,100
47
433/a
(Un)
River
Raisin
Royal
.~2.90
'
Aug
6374 July
*
433/8
100
663/4
500
58%
Nov
507a July
717a Dec
57
57
200
48
Jun
647a
30
30
200
24%
Jan
30%
30%
317b
Is
347a May
27% Dec
303/4
363/4
100
13% Apr
29 74 Jan
20 f
437t
44
500
40
•
Paper
Dutch
Feb
81
657a
g
Co
|
Standard
Feb
57
•
Tobacco
Brothers
Louis
Corp
Petroleum Co
Public
Roebuck
Oil
Service
Ac
A
class
31
1,600
Z
wi
Jan
Nov
3874 July
Jan
Oct
507a
9
9% Mar
ll3/4 May
100
43
Jan
5678
400
34%
Nov
4572 Aug
1,400
537a
Jan
81
39%
Jan
507a
87a
Feb
12
May
87a Feb
12
May
1,000
-.
93/a
9
9%
400
I,000
:
Dec
Dec
Nov
100
4034
403/4
54
54
2,000
39
Jan
527a Oct
50
517a
6,400
4874 Nov
3974
40 3/8
Nov
673/4 Apr
52 7a Jan
393/4
40
3,200
1,000
387a
34
Feb
22
22%
1,600
22
Nov
477a
477a
100
403%
Feb
23 7a
247t
2,000
39%
40%
900
3574
33%
347a
300
273/4 Jun
36%
;
1
Co
50 74
367a
300
35
Dec
*
397a
-
B
Corp
(wi)
J
22%
B0«
23%
•
34%
5
^
Inc
*
-
4174 Sep «
247a Oct
487t
21% Oct
.
Oct
"
Dec
28 Yb May
4774
Dec
36%
'
Aug
3674
Dec
6.25
47%
467a
477a
400
45%
Nov
613/4 Jan
25
(Un)
(Ohio)
Co
•
1
(Un)
t
(Un)i'_
Oil
41%
407i
413/4
3,300
39%
Nov
5272
II,700
Apr
7
473/8
4678- 473/4
10
517a
517a
527a
800
50%
Oct
1
167a
163/4
167a
400
127a
Jan
17% Aug
2.50
293/a
293/a
297a
200
437a
Jan
65 74
Dec
12
Dec
167a
Feb
10
4574 Oct
597a Jan
64
Jan
13 7a
137a
400
10
21%
217a
233/4
3,600
97a
i
1
153/4
1574
177a
1,400
9% Aug
Corp
w
1
573/4
573/4
400
24
233/4
24
1,400
5274 Apr
227a Nov
46%
46
4774
6,100
35
4774 Aug
353/4
Sunray Mid-Continent OH Co
1
28
Company
Ac
49%
-
600
"
f
Sperry Rand
Spiegel
Inc
Swift
47 7a
48%
8
IB
Southern Pacific Co (Un) new
Southwestern
Public Service
Standard
767a
1
Southern Co (Un)
D
75%
1
Strapping Co
Corp
Mobil Oil (Un)
Square
33%
76
3
.
A
Oil
Socony
1174
497a
32%
11%
_i
Pen class B
new
117a
49%
32%
5
.
Pen
L.13
__~_._1~.40
Co
A)
Co
class
Steel
Sinclair
Temco Aircraft Corp
Tennessee Gas Transmission
Texaco
Jun
297a
Oct
20
Jan
29
Jan
Oct
66%
Jan
Texas
13%
1374
100
11
Nov
35%
357a
7,800
30%
Sep
3872
25
77%
79%
900
71 Va
Oct
877a Aug
3.33%
34%
3474
100
27% Mar
22%
23%
1
Co
8
Inc
Gulf
Producing
Inc
50c
1574 July
39
Jan
July
1,000
19%
Jan
297a July
5
52
52
52 '
100
52%
Oct
70
Thor Power Tool Co
•
27'
27'
273%
400
23%
Jan
317a
Toledo
5
16 3/8
16%
100
157a
Dec
17 7a May
667a
66 7a
100
5474
Sep
70Feb
2674
27
400
—
Thompson Ramo-Wooldridge
Trane
Edison
Co
Company
Transamerica
167a
1
May
Sep
(Un)—
Corp
2
Radio
2374
Jun
974
97a
97a
2,600
4%
Jan
12 y2 July
377t
357a
373/8
400
377a
Sep
42%
•
10
Corp
267a
1
1
Ex-distribution
Tri
Continental
Union
Carbide
Union
Electric
Union
Oil
Union
Pacific
117
Nov
United
145 7a
337a
12074
34 Va
Sep
States
Rubber
U
8
U
8 Steel
89%
200
19%
Nov
Wbbcor
Jan
5
Dec
Western
Nov
31/8 May
Oct
23%
Jan
31
Dec
31
Dec
White
Nov
13%
Jan
Wieboldt
100
80 y2
Jan
98%
Oct
$4.25
233/4
Jan
Wilson
Feb
43%
Feb
400
0%
Feb
11% Mar
47
100
42%
42%
200
32%
47
363/4
Nov
65% Mar
317a
30%
32%
500
307a
Jan
447a July
97a May
28 74
28%
29 7a
23%
Nov
907a
92
600
89
Sep
58
58 74
300
46%
Jan
7%
1
58
7
%,
300
1,400
8
s
Oct
,
45
Mar
1187a
Apr
687a July
93 7a
92
94
2,400
8874
Feb
29
26
29
6,500
19
Sep
2974
1274
12%
127a
2,000
10%
Nov
197a May
2%
12.80
59
Jan
Jun
52%
Dec
Jan
62% May
Telegraph
53 74
103 72
53 74
600
30%
Jan
1053/4
400
71
Feb
Sep
World
:
Co—
common
i
—
(Un)
W)
Co
Publishing Co
Radio
new common
Machine
Corp
(Un)
Co
517a
103
52
52
52
108%
Aug
Dec
3472
333/8
34%
400
287a
63%
52®/a
110
Dec
Dec
100
6374
100
417a Mar
*
187a
18%
100
153/4
*
73
73
—
3? 7a July
66
Dec
Jan
2074 Mar
May
Aug
Dec
80
393/4
407a
400
4074 July
44
10
37
37
377a
400
35%
Sep
40%
10
27
2 6 3/4
27
500
237a
Jun
27%
Jan
10
037a
637a
637a
200
537a
Jan
67
Dec
17
17
17%
1,300
*
Power
Public Service
(F
8
1
Inc
Electric
Yates-Amer
Zenith
6.25
wi
Co
&
Woolworth
42%
Feb
Nov
900
1
Stores
Wisconsin
42%
July
3874
29%
40
—1
Corp
Wisconsin
NOV
53 y8
3074
39
16%
preferred
Aug
44%
1,400
150% July
35% Mar
Feb
2974
5
Products Co
Motor
•39%
100
Dec
39 7s
4
Corp
Whirlpool
50
49%
Tun
4078
293,4
•
Gypsum
(Un)
Union
1,100
49%
(Un)_
Co
common
19%
49%
(Del)
Westinghouse Eleetric Corp
39%
8
■wu,
100
10
Inc
Inc
19%
8
900
40
Feb
10%
16
700
33 7a
8
Co
Universal Oil
500
50
145 7a
327a
Feb
10
(Un)
Corp
Corporation
Fruit
142
40
—25
RR
Lines
United
73 y4
Apr
Corp
Co (Un)
California——I
of
Air
United
(Un)
Corp
United Aircraft
39%
1
42.
87%
300
19%
10%
227a
26-%
367a
1
(R J)
Rockwell
New
*
1
600
32%
4%
•
-
80%
50%
3
1
4
Mfg
Field
(The)Co_
Dec
65%
94%
1
—25
4.32%
series A preferred
1
Libby McNeil Ac Libby„
25
Liggett Ac Myers Tobacco (Un).
87%
32%
1
33%
.
Jan
80
33%c
Light
Ac
603/8
300
49%
10
Chemical
Steel
&
Kansas Power
1,100
247»
36%
—
United
Oct
■
Kaiser Aluminum
23 3 8
26%
Jan
Dec
41%
37%
23
5474 Mar
—6
Jan
77%
353/8
23
Rexali Drug Ac Chemical
(Un)
Reynolds Metals Co new com wl
Sep
26
29%
5674 May
Feb
Apr
1%
29%
122
Nov
(Un)
Republic Steel Corp
Sunbeam
Dec
4
79%
42 74
Corp of America (Un)
Raytheon Company
New
43
11
1,000
Studebaker-Packard Corp (Un)
50
4%
RR
General
45%
3
Dec
200
40%
10
Co.
357a
45 74
Radio
Trav-ler
Illinois Brick
Sep
Sep
45%
12.50
Jun
14%
11%
287s
33Vhc
21%
17%
JO
common
Jan
47
1,500
1
;
48 %
33%
15%
25%
1,700
287a
29
Dec
12%
—-1
i
Inc
1
Oct
9
Jan
20%
_-—3
3,900
42% May
327a May
527a
Quaker Oats Co
Textron
Heileman (G) Brewing Co—
Apr
90
Jan
62
1 %
33%
32 7a
l
49%
62
20%
100
Jan
Mar
30
Standard Railway Equipment
Stewart-Warner Corp hew w i
Storkline Furniture
100
1
1——
Dec
600
300
52
48%
N
48 %
30
323/4
Sep
7172 Aug
Oil
47%
48%
37%
13
Feb
317a
Standard
46
Greif Bros Cooperage class A
37%
Oct
31
Jan
Dec
11%
Great Lakes Dredge Ac Dock
Great Lakes Oil Ac Chemical
1,100
8
2674
Sep
Nov
50
900
5878
68
48
100
30%
407a
8 72
41
85%
48
8%
29 74
38
'
Indiana
350
1
-*
8%
3 9 3/8
Feb1
100
of
Nov
Stores
Nov
600
of
42
Drug
Aug
53
3474
68
Oil
500
Gray
132
Jan
106
4374
Oil
34%
Feb
300
68
Standard
3434
400
4374
Standard
43 %
34%
99%
39%
68
Oct
2,300
97
38
757a
4374
Dec
3%
.
•
85
14
Sep
•
26
44%
5374
(Un;
Jun
3 %
200
Indiana
of
Dec
13:'4
63%
£
Co
64%
4134
Jan
63%
63%
98%
1,542
22%
43
41%
273/i
287a
300
16% May
8
Dec
28
1,200
443/4 Mar
-*
1
15
51%
(Un)
California
443/4 Mar
i_*
V 70
287a
Standard Brands
200
w
Jan
19
1
58 3/4 July
1,000
com
J an
106
Feb
1,400
—
6574
183/4
..
',53% Sep
•
Mar
21%
Ac Rub Co new
Jun
.7.50
45
64%
Graham. Paige Corp———1——
Granite City Steei Co (new)
Oct
Jan
993/4
Feb
v
9%
66 %
OctfT
74 3i
Nov
16%
Jan
Feb'i'FKf
79%
Goodyear Tire
Feb
55%
_•
Company
Shell
21%
Goldblatt Erothers
♦0%
400
28
(The)
Feb
75%
——10
600
64
_33%e
14%
62%
(Un)—
50
63
300
1,500
293/a
Gas
Co
66 ',4 July
78%
GJitlden Co
49
•
_
(Charles) Ac Co (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Philco Corp (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
Feb
2i%
±
1;;
distribtuion——1
AUg
#8% July '
63%
1Z
1.3.38
Pfizer
Oct
63
ex
Feb
22 3/4
Jan
49 %
500
"
23
521/4
Peabody Coal Co common
Pennsylvania RR
People's Gas Light Ac Coke
83%
Gillette
Co
4174
Jan
327b
^
28
Parke-Davis Ac Co
51%
23%
Corp
Dec
16 3/8
JO
•
II5
Co
Pictures .(Un)—
(W A)
82%
(The)
32 %
^
321/4
5
Corp
Pan Amciichn World
Airways (Un)_
Sheaffer
23%
Alden
Dec
j
Chemical
Dec
80%
Oien
182 7a
10% July
.
Jan
80%
5
Utilities
Jan
50%
»
(Un)
Natural
Olin-Mathieson
30 3/4
200
_
_
Manufacturing. Co
Jan
10,200
11372
49%
9
Bancorporation
is y2
93%
51%
Mar
/. 500
"
167
Co—
Northwest
(W
7%
102 % 103
-*
163
323/8
10
Northwest
ipars
3,400
Dec
9
10
Power
Sheaffer
.
-56
Jan
1
Service
8t
10 y2
7%
20
Jun
7%
49%
5
St
Regis Paper Co
Schenley Industries (Un)
Schering Corp
13,600
334
15%
Jan
44%
5
I ~
(Un)
Airlines
Dec
1,700
167
'23
(Minnesota)
200
9
157a
900
1
Ry
States
600
9%
62
*
Co
Oct
5
V
100
200
"
9
Gas
Dec
Telephone & Electronics Corp—10
General Tire & Rubber
83 %c
Public
8%
(Un)
Public
Natural
Nov
89%
90%
uenl
Mar
54%
8%
5
Indiana
Northern
36%
50
General
18 74
53i/2
29%
31%
49%
49V2
.—1.66%
18 34
54%.
_
Jan
125
734
1
Corp
Mar
RR
Jan
50%
Motors
Feb
23
I" 10
Feb
:' 600
50 % I'; 1,300
15
———-—5
Corp————
General
17
Jan
„J.
Northern
Jan
800
(Un)
Dynamics
Dec
20%
American Car Corp
Northern Illinois Gas Co
213/4
27
_——1-—-——5
Electric Co
12%
350
Jan
10
Mfg
93%
263h
2
General
600
22%
(Un)."
Aviation
Feb
26%
62
Ac
Dec
700
Finance—
General
12%
22%
1
Co
Central
50%
19
1
Corp
12%
22%
North
Signode
General
12%
*
1
(Un)
American
18 7a
88%
18%
———-—10
Dec
J._
20 y2
4,500
84
18%
Transportation—2.50
General Bankshares Corp—
—2
General Box Corp.
1
16%
■>_
28
100
84
General American
600
4
—
22%
100
7%
Apr
Dec
Oct
7
700
7%
Apr
Sep
103/4
2,050
27%
45 y2
110
123/s
13,000
27%
36
275% Aug
28
700
10%
11%
5
2
Inc
corporation.,
Apr
93/4 May
Dec
32 %
700
1
Inc.l
17%
Jun
Dec
28 V4
Feb
300
2
Dairies
35 Va
100
Feb
2033/4
30%
40
Corp
6%
300
12
1
preferred^—
Bankshares
100
100% 101%
•
Corp common
9%
245% 250
30
1
—
(Un)
America
473/4 Mar
Jan
93%
Freuhauf- Trailer Co
F
Apr
30%
Co
Foremost
July
.25
25%
Corp
Mills
29%
67
Apr
9334
Co
Wisconsin
Fjrs tamer lea
29%
Phonograph (Un)__5
Fairbanks Whitney
•SI.60 convertible
First
300
——1
Inc
Co
&
Railroad
42%
Dec
25
25%
Natural Gas
Emerson
41%
45%
25
(Allen B)
de Nemours
Kodak
42%
1,000
5
Inc
————
Air
Eastman
30
-—1
Co
USA
(E I)
44%
5
(Un)
Du Mont Laboratories Inc
r,
43
30
5
Dodge Manufacturing Co_.
Drewrys
43%
30
20
Navigation
Co
Tile
York
North
Potter Co
Detroit
17
Feb
55%
1.33%
.
Consumers Power Co
Container Corp
90
32%
•
common
—:
Dec
Jun
20
1
(Un)
Edison
Commonwealth
80%
453/8
;
10
—5
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp
Columbia
49
3,000
A
Standard
Northern
Electric
&
Gas
17
89% May
227» Feb
—__io
Register
National
68%
Chicago
Cincinnati
36%
Feb
Products—
class
Apr
•
^25
Nov
70%
(Philip) Ac Co (Un)—._i
Muskegon Motor Specialities-
July
25%
/
25
;
26
800
Morris
Cash
High
100
74 %
12.50
Modine Manufacturing Co—
Monsanto Chemical (Un)
Montgomery Ward Ac Co
National
52
Low
2774
74%
Dec
1,200
20%
Food
Middle South Utilities;—
Convertible
Range for Year 19o9
High
2734
Merritt Chapman Ac Scott
(Un)
Metropolitan Brick Inc
Meyer Blanke Co__
45% Mar
40
Northwestern Ry com—■
Chicago South Shore & So Bend__12.50
Chicago Towel Co common
—_*
Low
Shares
16%c
(Un)
31% July '
26% July
500
19 34
Chesapeake Ar Ohio Ry (Un)_
Milw St Paul & Pacific
Co
Jan
3
321/4
Chicago
Ac
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
•
Oct
14%
33%,
-2.50
Corp
Corp
28% Aug
48%
750
10
.
Chrysler
Jan
Feb
35%
30c
Champlin Oil & Refining common
S3 convertible
preferred
Chemetron
20%
38%
25%
-—15
;
Merck
1,200
Oct
23
——25
New wi
Jan
1,400
32%
of America (Un)——'
Brewing Corp
^„r50o,t
Centllvre
46%
45%
29%
5°0
.
———
Medusa Portland Cement
9,300
1
common
Dec
45%
500
54%
Corp
Celanese
Par
41%
27
24:,4 .25%
5
Inc—;—.———-5
Pacific
Canadian
Carrier
High
Jan
30%
51%
-12.50
-
27
Week's
Last
Sale Price
26%
*
140
(Un).
Export Gas Ltd
100"'
24^4
——5
—.
Hecla
Calumet At
Low
38%
541/4
.
—
Canadian
27
■' 4574
.5
—-
Burlington Industries
Burroughs Corp (Un)
Burton-Dixie Corp
Butler
'
—
Budd Company
STOCKS
Range for Year 1959
30%
'
-5
—-
Shares
High
38%
—
Friday
for Week
Low
-1
Airplane
Booth Fisheries Corp_/_—_
Sinks
(Range for Week Ended January 22)
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
35
1
>
18%
1
10674
18%
104
20
73
15
Dec
Jan
193/4
Dec
18%
100
12%
Jan
22
Aug
10674
600
88
Sap
135
Jun
A
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
36
.
.
Monday, January 25, 1960
.
(416)
r'
|
•
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended January 22)
Week's
STOCKS
Friday
Week's
Range
for Week
Sale Price
Par
Admiral
Aeco
A
J
Corp
Corp
Industries
Low
High
300
21
2
31c
6
35c
27.500
5*4
31c
—2
--
——
20'
21
—10c
—
■
|
638
173s
334
Chemical
Allied
Allis-Chalmers
6
6
100
55b
12*8
1,100
10'e
434
4*4
100
109a4 109 :l4
200
com
(Un)
1
Theatres (Un)-l
12.50
American Cement Corp. pfd (Un)—25
American Cyanamid Co (Un)
10
American Electronics
Inc
1
American Factors
Ltd <Un>
—20
I
36 5s
39)4
1.800
267a
32 34
34'4
1,100
71
71
100
■
.
&
Foreign
Motors
American
Standard
American
Az
(The)
Anaconda
Ashland
46 3
Feb
6478 July
800
11 la
Sep
193b May
39
600
30'a
Jan
48
1858
Jan
13',t
12's
13'a
2,000
10!4
Dec
14'4
Oct
85
85
89
1.100
25:
145«
14'2
143«
1.500
1318
50
89
Apr
91
Jun
108
Dec
Feb
56'4 July
136'/2 NOV
39'2
105
40'
100-la
100
1.200
a
2.900
105
37 Vb
62
May
800
58 3 4
Oct
74
32'8
200
2912
Nov
37 *8
381
Dec
4634
Apr
68 7
July
253s
26'a
6
6*8
37'.'
—1
26
1
6
14
3
(Un)—13
.
Corp
Jan
Mar
19*8
Feb
235a May
2,300
24*4
Nov
32'4 July
700
534
Oct
234
1378
14*4
1,600
10^
——
——_5)
3
(Un)——
2
5c
—,
Consol
Mammoth
Airplane
Oil
Min
600
42
8*8
2C0
51c
55c
2,200
100
-1
Corn
238
2"'8
613a
100
151
500
a
46'»
3814
1*4
1»4
100
51'2
5212
1,800
10
10
600
11c
14c
52,000
3014
307«
1,300
11c
4'n
<Un)__———— 1
473a
4
21
"8
Jan
Apr
17 V'4 May
137a
183e
Sep
Dec
38'a
Nov
49
7'a
Apr
10*4
Oct
2.30 May
35c
29
Jan
July
2414 May
July
13
Dec
2,500
4'4
4.100
21a®
100
2
Mar
59
July
1*4
9
12
May
Apr
Dec
Dec
25'a
25»s
100
19*8
Jan
315«
73«
73a
700
7*8
Jan
8 '2
Apr
85«
8*4
200
83s
Dec
9'«
Apr
73a
227«
July
Industries Inc (Un)—.
<1
Corporation _—— 5
ft
800
1438
Jan
26'.a July
Burroughs
325«
32'e
33
600
29'a
Sep
45*2 Mar
California
Ink
20'a
20
20*4
750
19*8
2872
28r,«
29
400
231
203»
203a
300
19
Burlington
231
.——5.50
California Packing Corp
Canada Dry Corp <Un>__——
Petroleum,:—
Canada Southern
Pacific
Canadian
Airline
Carrier
41^
25 'a
Corp (Un).——
I) & Co (Un)
(J
Inc
1
(Un)——25
Railway
Capital
Case
.—5
l2a
—10
(Un>__
de
Pasco
12
40
40
19 *8
20
200
307«
30'
4
32
3.400
*
29'4
291
4
30*2
373«
37"'«
37 3
38'«
38'«
200
12.50
——e
_
5
<Un«
Corp
Chadbourn-Gotbam
Inc
38*«
——__i
53*
1
Chance Vought Aircraft (Un)———1
Chicago Milw St Paul RR com (Un>„*
Chicago Rock Island & Pac (Un>——•
Chrysler Corp
25
20
com
Champlin Oil & Refining (Un)
Cities
Service
Clary
Co
10
(Un)——
Corp
Fuel
Columbia
Gas
Iron
Az
System
(Un)
Power
Continental
Can
Continental
Gimbel
Good
Zellerbach
Crown
Preferred
,
Crucible
Cuban
—
(Un)_
Co
Great
Western
Greyhound
Oil
Hawaiian
Hertz
11
1
5*8
5
49'4
"
88
Corp common
————_
Steel
Co
American
of
Oil
Amer (Un)__12.50
Hoffman
Deere
Abbey
Co
&
Denver
Desilu
&
Co—
(Un)—
Productions
RR
Int'l
Disney
Dome
Productions
Mines
Ltd
Lab
Eastern
Air
Eastman
Elder
El
Mines
Paso
&
Emerson
Eureka
Factor
A
44 *-2
Nov
58's
10*4
Sep
1334
Apr
7
Dec
67t8
Jan
58'a
Dec
Mt
5*2
.
I
534
500
4
51 5 8
1,100
87
88
370
49'
4
Nov
Diablo
Nafi
437«
44*4
600
45*2
Dec
67
17r'«
300
16'a
Nov
21
North
13r,«
187«
700
13*4 Feb
20
Mar
19
4.000
13
20
Mar
32'i Sen
700
13*2
40*4
43*4
2.900
1934
2014
200
38
383a
700
35*4
3734
39
1.000
36Ta
9
700
8'i
93*2
I
94*2
Dec
Feb"
16
Mar
Dec
53
Mar
22
May
47
Feb
Oct
5938
10*4
Dec
A
North
200
751)
Nov
29
1,200
28's
Nov
9
97«
1,100
63«
Feb
297«
297«
100v
32 V4 Nov
101
104
400
7578
Apr
l*a
17
2
400
7«
Jan
2934
2978
700
23*4
Sep
51
51
100
37
Jan
100
Dec
433s
Jan
07a May
Co
RR Co
11
26*8
Sep
317b
Feb
100
49
Dec
63
Jan
300
1038
Nov
2C0
10'4
Nov
25
Jan
64 *8
Dec
73'2
Dec
283)t
293«
1.400
2434
Sep
29*4
29*4
100
287s Mai-
1538
200
1138 Mar.
36^8
38)4
35c
37c
39*2
39)4
100
34)4
35
400
38>2
__
,=
500
Clay
39
Jan
Pacific
55
Aug
6'V
h
24*2
200
17'
.37*2
17
17»4
Apr
4
400
1734
Dec-
21*2
313a
25*2
Apr
500
25 '4
Dec
30 *4
Dec
5';
2418
23'i Nov
16 '4
16*4
100
1238
Sep
36'2
37*2
28*2 May
2,300
313e
Dec
35
11"'«
12 '4
300
'
4
56c
74
100
72c
4.600
11
Mar
13
Dec
46c
Dec
Dec
38
July
J:
1.13
Pacific
Jan
Pacific
Feb
Pacific
900
534
Sep
1.90
1.95
1,000
17
17)4
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46 7
—~——*
Corp
Mar
Nov
65!
Barniiart-Morrow
Bond
400
14'«
100
Baltimore &
Bell
54'4
300
Barker
Bell
4
July
38
800
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Beech
a
34 *4
Refining
27
Jan
231
53 3a
(Un)—10
Co
Gas
4
13-8
(Un)
Bros
100
26
69
Corp
Mfg
Jan
a
8'a
(Un).
Warrants
Nov
5012
38 la
&
Corp
33
Nov
6812
Atchison Topeka
Atlas
Feb
40 3
<Un«
.—:—
10
(111) <Un)__—.——5
Co
Oil
20 va
33:,a
Louisiana
At
Armour
Avco
100
Steel Corp
Armco
Apr
(Un)_,—,—5
Arclu-r-Daniels-Midland
Arkansas
200
43
25
Oil Corp
333a
200
(Un)
Co
NOV
38
—
Anderson-Prichard
Nov
23*
137«
(Un)——.—25
—1
Corp
10418 Mar
70*2
9*4
33*a
Corp
Sep
39's July
9»4
(Un»_
Co
Tobacco
American Viscose
Ampex
4.100
29
43
(Un)— •
Co
Tel
Feb
9*4
Sanitary (Un)
Smelting & Refining
American
Dec
5
(Un)
Corp
American
American Tel
22-a-
283«
26
Maeh
Food
15:1->
13)4
1
10
5
Corp Ltd
Flying Tiger Line Inc
538 Mar
38*2
•
50c
5
(Un)
Power
American Marc Inc
Amer
22
29
(Un)
Co
Can
Fluor
General
22
American Brdcst-Para
American
—
Nov
123
27»4 May
Inc
American Airlines
Range for Year 1959
High
•
Jan
33
«
133a
Feb
4
94*a
3834
10
Limited
Aluminium
7'a July
Jan
18
Corp
Jan
tf'a Mar
Dec
113K
_X
Corp_
(Un)
Mfg Co (Un)
Pictures
Artists
Allied
85c
Feb
1
------
——
29*4 May
Dec
26c
6.000
High
Feb
1
Airlines
Ala ,ka
Low
Par
Range for Year 1959
Shares
of Prices
Low
1
——
Shares
of Prices
Sales
Last
for Week
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Sales
Range
Friday
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
7?'"
*1
21
40,
i3
500
600
3,700
400
2.700
100
500
Nov
Jan
8 '4 Mar
553i
Nov
5'2 Aug
Oct
19'a
Jan
25)4
Sep
2934
30'a
Sep
45'ii
Oct
NOV
NOV
33*4
ll3a
20*4
42*4
36'a
Sep
Feb
Apr
51*8 Mar
48
July
Number 5919
191
Volume
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
...
(417)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
stocks
Week's
Range
Par
for Week
of Prices
Low
16%
—50
15%
Pensi-Cola (Un).———.———
33%c
36''4
9%
30%
30%
55%
31%
•
of America (Un)
Corp
Inc
Rayonier
——
Rexall
Reynolds
••
62%
Oil
Ranch
Oil
Richfield
Ryan
Diego
Gas
industries
Inc
Servel
Siegler
4.32%
24:,/4
42
400
19 Va
Nov
25
Dec
100
2.100
8%
%
Dec
200
35
Jan
26% July
29 V* May
Dec
1,800
33%
12%
Oct
1% May
48
49 Va
800
39
%
Jan
14
100
9 V*
Feb
48:1t
1
14
Alan
Wood
American
Tel
Dec
Baltimore
Curtis
Delaware
of
J
N
Company
Sulphur
14%
Oct
54 %
Jun
63% Mar
A
Gimbel
21%
100
19%
Sep
23 Vb
Jan
Hamilton
100
20 %
Jun
22%
Preferred
1
&
:
800
27 Va
Dec
31%
5%
1,800
3 %
Nov
5%
Jan
5.12%
40%
Sep
Oct
40%
39%
40%
34 %
Feb
22%
22%
3,700
2lVa
Nov
23
23
23%
2,300
21 %
Oct
10%
300
9%
Feb
14% May
37
1
Apr
35
37;
1,266
30%
Jan
47%
Dec
i
29 Va
30%
2,369
28%
Dec
33%
Oct
-
15 Va
15%
650
13%
Feb
18Va July
"
7%
8 Vu
828
7%
Nov
24%
25%
409
19Vb Mar
222
46V*
Jun
55 %
652
50%
Feb
10
Sep
72% May
16% Jan
8
•;
25
53 Va
53
54%
63 %
62
65 Va
1
11%
11%
10 Va
10 Va
Light com
Battery...
America
Hudson
10
t
v
c^.
Co
•'
700
y
24%
B
.
:
11%
V
25
,
10%
86
Madison
37
100
35%
Nov
35%
Dec
4,300
45 %
Nov
62
Jan
Merck
&
Dec
13%
Jun
498
56'%
Feb
71
Dec
2,351
22 Vb
Sep
27
Feb
351
38%
Jan
63%
Dec
49 %
72
42Va
Jan
88%
2,221
50%
Jan
93%
Dec
19 V*
2,234
18
Dec
217/b
Jan
26%
20
24
17%
95
15%
11 Va
•
50%
49 34
52 Vb
53 Va
20
23 V*
24%
218
37
16%
Nov
52 Va
Apr
Pennsalt
44%
Dec
59
Jan
18
Jan
43%
Dec
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
60%
200
53%
Sep
69 Va
Apr
Perfect
44%
Feb
58'/*
Jun
9%
Jun
29 Vb
Oct
Philadelphia Electric common
Philadelphia Transportation Co.
9% Aug
19%
Oct
Philco
29
Jan
Potomac
Electric
Jan
Progress
Mfg
52
22
16
: -■•;••• 17
>
22%
Nov
2,800
3%
Oct
700
35%
Jan
100
17%
Nov
100
8%
Nov
13,700
30%
200
71%
47
17
1,000
3%
9%
■
;•
9%
35%
36
79%
35%
600
24
r
%
45%
3%
1,700
V
17
23%
3
200
23%
%
22%
80
fUUUC
25Va
12%
Dec
27
21
Jun
23%
28 %
28 V*
100
26
12 VB
10
Va
10%
Dec
12 Vb
Apr
15% July
19 V*
19%
17 Va
Sep
20 Vb
Reading
Apr
26%
29%
797
26 Va
Nov
35 Va July
25%
26 Vb
3,623
25 Va
Dec
15%
15%
16%
2,518
15
Dec
29% May
20'/a Jan
35 V*
35 V*
36 Va
280
Jun
57
Power
10
common
1
<x.
vjaa
voiu
Sun
United
Jan
29% July
200
28
Dec
36
22 Va
22%
1,200
21
Sep
29 Va
21 %
21%
400
21
Dec
23% May
21%
21%
100
26%
27
1,700
19%
Jan
Apr
19% Mar
Jun
34
Co
Co
..2.50
17Va
45
23% May
29 Va
14Va
Jan
21
35 Va
Dec
44 Ve
16%
Dec
25
72 %
70 '
Jan
Apr
Mar
Apr
May
757/a
75V/a
78
813
23
Va
24%
276
19%
Oct
24%
56 Va
58 VB
547
45 V*
Jim
62%: Jun
24
23%
24 Vb
217
22%
Nov
■53%
52% Dec
27% July
66% Feb
55V2
87% Mar
Jan
55 Va
599
1
Washington Gas Light
&
17 Va
901
Jan
7Va
7Va
243
7%
Dec
9%
13.50
52 Va
531/4
48'%
Jan
59%
46 V*
46 V*
139
46
Sep
Aug
53% May
68 Vk
68
103
57
Jan
68
—
——
United Gas Improvement
Woodward
1,186
Apr
9%
36 Va May
Sep
57 Va
Col*
i_
—
37 V*
6V« May
21%
23 Va
—.
Lab„
27 Va
19%
36%
■r
Lothrop
—
*
common..
common... —10
68 Va
:
51.
%
25% Aug
26
•
Jersey Gas Co—
Corp
27 Vk
19Va
19Va
37 Vb
..
50
& French
46%
4,896
6,164
South
500
50%
2,446
common
Paper
Oil
49%
8%
25% Mar
Apr
50 V*
32 Ve
Co
iilCviui 1C
Kline
May
26
7%
35%
2,200
„
26%
30 Va
Nov
31
26 3 4
90
8 %
Smith
23
Co.—1
61% May
Feb
Scranton-Spring Brook Wrat Serv
30 %
———-25
Jan
67 V„
31V2
Scott
22:%
'
32%
522
—10
87% Aug
1
V
231
•
27% July
100
43 V*
75%
—3
Co
Jan
42
74 Vb
-
—20
—_
35 Va Mar
31
22%
Inc..
oei
-
43%
•
Oct
18%
18
917
~
—50
RR
Sep
18
•
19%
Apr
30 % Mar
74%
Corp
& Light
Power
13 V4 Mar
-
31
5
Chemical?
17
1
\
5%
Feb
110
130
Corp
47 Va Aug
Dec
3
39%
Photo
27
16%c
1,400
60
Feb
'
Dec
14
———
3,900
52
53%
.1
Inc.;
1,000
60%
Jan
22 Vb
Co——
Co.
47%
i_±... ...5
58% July
.
14
1
39%
,
Apr
19% Sep
—10
47
41%
Nov
.24.50
38 %
40%
30
July
1
22 Vk
Inc
(The)
&
Sep
44% Mar
7,626
53 Va
51
25
Navigation
Fund
Martin
47%
46%
Dec
17%
———-1
preferred
preferred
Coal
31% July
Paper—
series
$1.41. 2nd
Lehigh
Jan
26%
1
—
——-
&
9%
*
—____——...5
Watch Co
Jan
Baltimore—
at
Co
Pulp
1
Dec
43
104%
1
i.80
.—25
47%
2
89 %
15%
——13
38%
25
Const
Sep
28% May
10%
Tfansamcrica Corp
—
Co
(Julius)
Homasote
30
Apr
Jan
—10
75
29%
r.T.33
——
common..
5
Brothers
20 Va
_
.
9,757
35 Va
_•
Dairies
21%
22 V*
common
7—*.
non-voting..
Motor
20%
1
Thriftimnrt Inc
1—i
Tidewater Oil common..
of
Garfinckel
300
Corp..:..
(Un)
83
17%
Nov
50c
CO
80%
26%
38%
15
Dec
common...—.50c
800
11,000
—
Jan
72
General Acceptance Corp common—__1
General
Motors Corp—
1.66%
40
Class
.25
Transmission.;
Inc<Un)_
Texas'Gas Transmission
24
626
18%
39%
1
35
82
83%
Finance Co
High
40%
80%
49%
Foremost
4%:'
Low
40 Vb
82 Va
Co
&
Range for Year 1959
82"
.1
19
Ford
Jan
21 Va
Texaco
Aug
Aug
High
49%
Apr
21%
29%
Low
84 Vb
67%
Sep
(Un)
25
143
Shares
5
Nov
12%
1
(The)
Corp
Jan
for Week
2
Jan
48
1,200
23%
Dec
Sales
Range
.10
43%
5.400
25
Dec
11 %
Jan
22 Va
Week's
60 V*
16%
41%
Jun
66
May
117% May
of Prices
57%
51%
47%
Dec
66% July
22c
7%
20
60 %
15%
58%
—
54
100
.*•
67% :% :
50%
21
(Un)__
129
23 V*
16%
7
25%
66 Va
50%
(Un)_—.._
600
22%
Mar
_5UC
Aug
110
Sen
12c
1,500
67%
45
.25
64
12 Vb
22 3/*
Nov
GV*
53% May
5
Sep
57%
California
of
71 Vb
1,000
13.50
26 %
58 V*
(Un)_ji—
Feb
500
200
12c
129
System class A com.:—20c
Power
Duquesne Light
Electric Storage
23%
—
Inc"
Transit
D C Transit
5
:
Dec
37% Mar
25'/a
&'t el
Publishing
.
300
—
53 Ve
Sep
11%
—10
Company
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp
3,700
common. .25
—_
Jan
27%
Last
Bucid
27
51% Jan
24% May
Co—
Apr
30%
400
63 V*
*
Co
Corporation *
Atlantic City. Electric
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
30%
4%
63 %
-I
Arundel
26 V*
29%
Tube .(Un)
&
common
Stores
30%
%
Steel
American
5
series
80
57 Va
12c
Par
26 V*
...5
Realty
17Va
21
ofri
12 c
Friday
..25
Co
Nov
500
„•
Aug
—1
Co
64 Va
Sale Price
2
A ..25
Co
World
27% Jun
NoV
1
-
32%
issued
Tishman
Oct
34%
45 Va
(Un). ..10
.2——i— -10
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil (Un)_._ __1
Sunset International
Petroleum— ...1
•Trans
16%
i.ooo
-
8%
it!'
Jan
2,500
:
24%
8%
\ I.
24% Mar
50
85% Aug
29% Apr
50% Dec
(Indiana)—.—
Inc
Jan
Jan
Sterling Drug Inc (Un)
Studebahe)-Packard common
Textron
106%
1(1
Warner Corp (Un)___
...5
Stauffer Chemical Co__—j—— ...5
Texas Gulf
Oct
22%
Petroleum—.—— :._2
Gas
71%
21%
Stanley
Tennessee
July
37 Vb
.15
Aug
400
103 105%.
56%
:
,
25:V4
—
Sheet
Dec
1.35
36%
(Uni
Corp
30%
Jan
20%
————.
Brands
Oil
Sep
96c
Nov
Pacific
TXL
18
100
.
19 %
lUn
Telautograph
500
h.r
.
*
(Un)
103
Exploration—__10c
(Un)—————-10
Nov
Nov
Sperry -liand Corp
&
64%
73%
Southern
Swift
Jun
20 %
Co
When
48%
100
Edtson
Oil Co
300
Oct
Co—
19Va
'
...
50% July
69% Dec
200
Co
Preferred
;
Jan
STOCKS
Jan
Nov
Nov
;
Oil
Apr
13%
.
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
31 Va
58%
21
Calif
Standard
18 Va' Oct
400
400
77%
Calif Gas
Oil
1,900
-
44
16
_
Basin
37 Va
Apr
67 %
40
32 %
Williston
45 V*
Jan
11% July
21
Southern
Stanoaid
24
'•,■
:
600
1.40
30 Va
Jun
80% Aug
39% Mar
77%
Oil
Standard Oil
7 Va Nov
67
Mar
*
Southern
Standard
300
M
1
Southern
Warrant*
43%
600
44
(Un)
54 V*
30
High
36
27%
30% July
73%
600
43%
8%
50%
30»%
Youngstown
Sep
49
1.20
■
54 V*
Apr
8%
25%
1
64
' Dec
b9'/4
1.20
1
63%
72
Feb
Feb
24%
1
..
Low
High
'
common.——-—1
100
com..
500
W>
19%
56%
__
18%
Dept Stores
*—.——25c
Western Pacific Ry. Co common——_*
Western Union Telegraph (Un)—.2.50
Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)—
10
Westlnghouse Electric Corp (Un)_12.50
Wheeling Steel Corp common (Un)—10
Co
43%
55%
Rv (Un)_____*
18%
Western
(F
200.
21 >4
36%
■*.
Yellow Cab
700
43 %
1.66%.
50
200
Woolworth
65%
16%
45
32%
28V*
25%
48 %
23
45
32%
48
63 VB
Range for Year 1959
Low
Nov
Oct
Shares
Par
Jan
3
preferred
preferred
4.24%
34%
Pec
Mar
Sales
,
for Week
of Prices
'
West Coast Life Insurance (Un).
5
Western Air Lines Inc....——1,
89 %■ Dee
8%
_'—__1
Calif
18 V*
300
•
Jan
loo
:•,
36
74%
600
....
Southern
100
16%
common
(Un)
Mobil
26
64%
Co___——____
&
Aircraft
52% Mar
Jan
77%
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A—
Sinclair Oil Corp....
Smith-Corona-Marchant Inc
Socony
Nov
19
16%
Corp
Solar
Jun
41 Va
50
28%
35%
Feb
Co.—.
Scott
Paper Co
Seaboard Finance
Roebuck
1,600
89
77 %
Diego Imperial Corp___
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd—_____
Sears.
45%
23%
(Un)__20 g
Co
Electric
&
36%-May
55
69%
—1
San
Schenley
48%
___♦
.
Safeway Stores Inc__
St Louis-San Francisco
San
70
Sep
1
Co..
Dutch' Petroleum
Aeronautical Co
Royal
Dec
21%
100
1
Corp...—
Aircraft
Rohr
50 Va
4.200
62%
5
Co—-—
May
400
25
—1
(Un
Tobacco
Jan
55%
28%
'■
iUn>___.___.___0
Manufacturing
Rheem
Rice
Co
43
89
& Chemical Co—s__—2.50*
Drug
Reynolds .Metals
Sep
44%
,
'
•
Co—
31 %
31%
..
Raytheon Co (Unt————5
Republic Pictures
(Un)
50c
Republic Steel Corp (Un>__
-.-10
Reserve Oil & Gas
Jan
100
39% Dec
10% Jun
63%
1
:
_
Jan
.
23%
44%
_
...
Radio
26%
5%
,
31
...—
Procter
20 Va
200
11,300
.
Nov
Range
Sale Price
High
15%
63 %
—
Mill Co Ltd (Un)
20
2
& Gamble Co (Un)
Paget',Sound. P & T common-— —.3
Pure Oil Co (Un)
—5
Pioneer
55%
400
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Range for Year 1959
Low
37
8%
8%
Friday
Shares
High
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un
1
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers
...
1
Pfizer iChas) & Co Inc (Un)_—
12.50
Phelps Dorige Coup (Un)__.;.
3
philco Corp (Un)———.
Philip Morris & Co < Un-)j._i^___. —.5
.5
Phillips1 Petroleum Co
—_i_
(Range for Week Ended January 22)
Sales
Last
Sale l'rlce
37
Apr
Nov
Sep
5
16%
17
17
Jan
24% Jun
Corp (Un)
1-——1
(Un )_■——i—_i
1
35%
36%
400
37 Vk
Nov
25 Va
25%
300
.25%
Nov
42% Aug
31 Va Mar
Gas,.^.,—~L'_——50c
Twentieth Century-Fox Film (Un)
*
3%
3%
400
4
Dec
34%
100
29%
Nov
141 145%
400
Airlines
1
Inc.—2.:
Tri-Continental
Warrants
Trico
Oil&
•
.
•.
•
•
>-
■
34%
-
300
4 Vb
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Dec
43% Apr
Friday
■
STOCKS
•
145%
150
123% Jun
-
f—10
33 VH
32%
333i
—25
38%
38%
40 Va
10
29%
29%
30 3 k
Sep
40%
Dec
53 3k July
1,400
29%
Nov
38%
Feb
Aug
July
800
30%
-
_12.50
\jorp
(un;
U
S
Rubber
U
S
Steel
45
Oct
65 V*
36%
200
Apr
9 V* Mar
7%
Dec
29%
600
233k
Nov
44 % Mar
32
32%
500
32
Sep
42%
1
10%
10%
600
28
....
—
100
7%
Jan
——r-rr.3®
common—
Universal Consolidated
Universal Match
Oil
—**
5704
,'il
common
500
100
9%
Sep
14
Mar
57 3 4
57%
100
46%
Jan
68
Aug
92%
94
3.100
88% Mar
108
Aug
%
37
38 %
700
3-5%
100
45%
7%
200
(Un)—:5
America (Un)__—-1
6% May
New
31
31%
43%
41
Petroleum new com fUn>--i
preferred
(Un)__.——1°
*-
42
Jan
Jun
47%
Jan
51
36%
Jan :
56 Vb
July
-20%
-319
19%
Dec
1,673
7%
Jan
615
22 V*
Sep
27
Feb
83
34%
Jun
40
Mar
20
20%
15
122
2.10
11,100
'
Dec
2.10
Apr
5%
Dec
5%
New
Dec
Apr
33
20
12%
Nov
1 %
Feb
1
Va
Feb
3%
3%
250
3%
Jan
4
Vb
Aug
10
75 VB
77%
74
22 Vb
22%
—5
6%
*•
36%
of
when
common
40
90
100
—5
Corp
Nov
<
•
—
Electric
60%
lVa
America—____l
United Engineering & Foundry Co....5
\U S Glass. <fc Chemical—w.l
Vanadium
Alloys Steel.
6
Westinghouse
8% Mar
1 Va
Va
v
6%
192
*.
23k
3%
6 Va
20%
50
2%
3,400
40%
20
2
..12.50
issued.__.__6.25
1023i 107%
52 V*
52%
Oct
16
Nov
10 V* Mar
Jan
2%
39
192
23% July
Dec
7
Mar
70%
73
__
-
Feb
,
38% July
"
.103%
May;
Apr
7
4
Jan
32
9f
Jan
31
;
Feb
29 Vb
8 Va
40%
17%
73% May
21% Nov
150
20%
20%
l';
*; Jan
100
37
7%
v
V 1,300
5
5
1.80
Aug
24% Mar
44%' Feb
'
2.00
,
2.50
—
Corp
37
15
;
52%
36 Va
15
1
50%
1
37
5
—*
-
35% -35%
52%
;—;—*
;
Plymouth Oil Corp
Reymer & Bros —
Nov
Feb
47%
-
8Va
Rockwell-Standard Corp :
42i%
1,100
37%
23 Vb
Feb
1,900
39%
Oct
83k
Dec
30
500
40%
30%
s223k
:
Bolt
20
8Va
Corp—;—
Pittsburgh Brewing common
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
&
60
38 Va
35 V*
Co
High
Jan
38 Va
Va
45%
47
38
10
22%
Jan
-18
Low
51%
5
Corp
Range for Year 1959
High
51V*
"
31%
Virginia-Carolina Chemical pfd...—100
/0
Washington Water
Powers—:—cWestates
Walker
(Joseph)
Shares
8.50
Refractories—.—:_7%
—
———
Federal
Screw
Vanadium Corp of
1
:
96 Va
Aug
8
System
Duquesne Brewing Co of Pittsburgh—5
Penn
Low
10
—
52 V2
Dec
87 Va
Co
Gas
.Duquesne Light Co
Equitable Gas Co.—
Natco
87 Va
3 * /a
,
Co
1,100
7
0nu
Co——-10
—•
Columbia
Home
3%
12%
3%
Blaw-Knox
Harbison
12%
----
_„a7
(Un)...
Utah-Idaho Sugar
Jan
28
7"
1
Inc__.^-_--——*
Corp
39. Va
31
'"—10
class
Industries
39
39
"•
Dec
1.000
32 3 k
15
6%
—
pfd
30%
5
—
Warrants
31%
800
15%
—
United Corp (Un)———.
United Fruit Co
—i_.2_——
United Gas
Corp (Un)
United Industrial
Corp comm
Conv
US
15%
10
utitLciimruiuih
15%
20
v
for Week
of Prices
Par
■
Allegheny Ludlum Steel...
__l
Arkansas Fuel Oil
Corp——5
Sales
Range
,
Sale Price
35 Va Mar
1,200
.
Week's
Last
July
Feb
46% Aug
110%. Dec
...—
CANADIAN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended January 22)
Fridav
Friday
Montreal Stock Exchange
Prices
Shown
Arc
Expressed
In
Canadian Dollars
Friday-
Range
for Week
Sale Price
4%'.
Aluminium
Aluminum
4'a%
38%
41
6.092
33
Sep
40
Feb
2214
22%
22 V*
165
22
Sei)
24
Apr
9 V*
Aug
11 Va Mar
34 Va
Sep
42 %
11
11
11
400
28%
2734
28%
3,282
»
31%
31%
32 Va
20
20 VB
a
—
of
Cruiftda
pf<L —25
4'c
preferred
$2.90 preferred
Argus Corp Ltd
footnotes,
*.
50%
4812
48 Va
31 VH
31
31%
July
37% July
Dec
22
Feb
41%
Sep
453*
,
105
_•
V
.
Low
__
Range fdr Year 1959
High
Low
al8% al8%
High
50
18 Va
Oct
24%
Jan
al8% al8;%
50
18
Dec
24
Feb
740
51
Sep
63% Mar
10
54%
53
54 V*
10
53%
53%
53%
10
National.
Shares
49
Nov
53
Feb
165
48
Oct
49 %
2,976
31
Nov
42
Bank
Montreal
of
Bank of Nova Scotia
66%
66%
68 Va
10
•
39%
39
40%
41
41
'41
Provinclale
Banque
(Canada)...
Bathurot Power & Paper class A
Class B
Bell
.;
Telephone
*
;
—25
27
'43%
43%
41 %
"42
50%
765
Sep
62% JulT
65% May
84
Aug
Mar
45
Aug
-440
33
175
41
Dec
575
27
43
1,042
.
26
51%
Feb
Nov
35
Feb
9,560
39%
Apr
44
Feb
\ ' " 335
40%
Oct
46Va May
425
45%
*
Feb
1,050
19%
985
50 VB
—.125
X--
Canadian
Banque
Par
25
pfd—-
preferred
Bowater
5%%
•
:
—
42%
50 Vs
43
50
2d % Ma.v
10,019
,
43
48%
...50
.—50
,
common——
Asbestos Corp
Atlas Steels Ltd
__
5 %
Sales
for Week
of Prices
High
38%
common..
Anglo Canadian
Pulp preferred.—
Anglo Canadian
Telephone Co—
For
Low
High
«
Ltd
Co
Range for Year 1959
Shares
•
Sugar
Algoma Steel
5%Vo
—25
common.—
preferred
Acadia-Atlantic
'
of Prices
Low
Par
Abitibl Power &
Paper
;
Selburn
Bailey
Sales
La st
STOCKS
Week's
-
Sale Price
We
Week's
Range
/
Last
STOCKS
25
25
25 'a
25%
25%
725
Dec
Mar
Corp 5%
preferred——
preferred
Bowater
50
—__50
Paper
•
42'
46
Dec
36
Feb
Mersey 5%% preferred—^50
Brazilian Traction Light & Power
•
24
Aug
29 Va
Feb
British
45 Va
46
Dec
50
9%
1,173
6
Jan
10
469 % 469%
•
791,775
44
Sep
49 Va
Feb
7 %
Apr
9 3k
Bowaters
25
3.435
253k
%
—
Va
Feb
Dec
*
4.60
4.50
4.60
2,648
4.40
Dec
33 %
33 Va
33%
5,275
31 Va
Nov
,
•
•
see
page 42.
American
Oil
common
*
44
V2
Feb
..
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
4%'A
.100
83
83
70
50
38%
38%
50
43%
43%
preferred
preferred
4%'A
5'»
..50
preferred
4'/4%
Columbia
British
Power
37
Chemical
Brock
—
13%
Nov
89%
38
Oct
43
38
100
i
34%
81%
85
13%
_•
35%
42'A
42%
596
11%
11%
class A
Ltd
Gold
Bulolo
Calgary
10%
National
47% May
Sep
52
9%
14%
Nov
9
4.50
4.50
4-.50
Feb
19
19%
6.150
18
Nov
20
Dec
Pacinc
94%
94%
125
98
Nov
103
May
200"
32
31%
32%
3.446
90
26%
26
26%
433
10
20%
20
20%
1.831
*
common
preferred
3.85
Dec
4.25
26%
Sep
37
25
A
Nov
28%
19%
Dec
37% Mar
Mines Ltd
ala
6%
Canada
Malting
4%%
common
Ltd 4.40%
Safeway
Canada
;
11 »4
•'
Wire
cl A
25
54*4
Oct
Feb
Premium
30
24%
Sep
25%
Jan
Price
Bros ft Co
80
80
Dec
90
Jan
4%
preferred
685
40
50
44%
11
all
all
a8%
25,
15%
15%
*
Bank of
Breweries common
16
362
Provincial
Jun
49 %
Mai
13
14
Apr
Quebec
Quebec
Bronze
2.314
52
Sep
66% July
2,822
33%
Sep
class
Canadian
Canner
Canadian
Ceiane«»
36 %
35
Nov
14
14%
705
11%
Apr
17% July
6.75
475
4.85
Apr
9.75
July
a22% a22%
$1.75
•
*
A
25
Oct
25%
Feb
20
Canadian
Fairbanks Morse class
Class
Co
Ltd
101
1,817
18
Robertson
;
Roe
28
975
Oct
32%
6%
Sep
9%
Aug
10*4
10%
250
10%
Dec
11%
Dec
*7%
a7%
75
7%
Dec
8*4
Dec
8.15
•
8.15
Husky
8.15
1,250
7.75
Dec
14%
Canadian
Hydrocarbons
Canadian
Inauairi**
Jan
11%
11%
11%
500
16
15%
16%
1.368
common-
Preferred
v
4
'
Class
Oil
Ltd
Co
44
84
14
14'A
16%
16%
.16%
34
34%
.
:>
Locomotive
Canadian
Oil
5%
class
Lawrence
Cement
Class
A
•
Series
A
4'fr
Series
E
4%<*•-•
74
Oct
80
Jan
13%
Dec
24
Jan
a75
5
3,625
43
43 %
1.635
7
7
175
a24 a24%
166
23%
Nov
5
94%
Oct
a24%
C'omuanlea common
100
Canadian
Pacific
Canadian
Petroflna Ltd preferred
Canadian
42%
Mlntne
Consolidated
Consumers
Corbys
A
13
Dec
Sherwin
47%
Jan
7%
758
23%
Dec
11% Mar
Sicard
Crown
Zellerbach
Seal
ft
14%
Dec
30"2 Mar
102
Jun
class
A
31% May
15 % Maj
Sogemines
Standard
Seagrams
minion
Coal
Dominion
Dairies
6%
Foundries
Dominion
Glass
23%
20*4
5*a
Dec
Texaco Canada
3.90
1.150
5%
Dec
15'A
Jan
Toronto-Dominion
10*4
100
10%
Nov
15% July
Dominion
Steel
ft
Dominion
Stores
19%
4.760
17 %
Oct
22%
Triad
2.35
2.40
359
27
150
2.25
Feb
Feb
Jan
4.10
Nov
26
35% Mar
35
Aor
Jan
34
A
80
2,539
75
Sep
93
7.80
150
Dec
11%
Jan
12%
Jan
17%
Tar
Chemical
Ltd
18%
85
17%
Sep
21
Feb
Walker
18
175
16*4
Sep
20%
Feb
Webb
a54
18
19
91
Dominion
13%
Nov
17%
15%
Sep
19% Mar
1,105
10
Dec
16*8 Mar
126
30
7%
7%
33
•
-
126
33*4
Dow
54%
Feb
62% July
Du
Nov
24% Mar
Class
3.037
30%
Sep
38 %
Aug
21
2,082
20
Sep
24'A
Feb
4.25
4.25
120
Nov
8%
Dupuis
Eddy
of
alO
alO
13
16%
ft
Class
49
50%
1,244
41%
Jan
52%
88
89%
305
83
Oct
95
15%
400
13%
Dec
22%
51%
685
49%
Nov
90'/a
•
15
15%
2,486
14%
Jan
20
al9
al9
65
18
Oct
20%
common
..
•
10
9%
10
1,755
15
15%
750
45
45
35
9%
Dec
preferred
Zellers
Ltd
4%%
29 %
Aug
19%
Jan
7%
7%
7%
500
6 '/a
Dec
8% Mar
28%
i
•
f.
I
35
27
Jan
31
a9%
305
5
J tin
10% July
5%
5%
19%
5%
28%
a9
a9%
19%
100 I
1.30
Feb
July
6%
Nov
Abltca Lumber ft Timber
Canada
&
Dominion
Canadian
Canadian
Dredge
Sugar
Collieries
Dock
ft
Ltd
Co
Resources
Co
Ltd
Nov
17
Mar
35
Feb
preferred
.
in
5.50
5.75
785
5.00
Dec
8.95
14%
15
564
14%
Dec
16%
Oct
34 %
36
1.809
34
Sep
a97
a97
57
94
Oct
103
100
99%
99%
30
99%
Nov
108'/a Mar
l
47
47%
590
41%
Nov
48'%
315
43%
Nov
15%
25
11
Jan
87
100
88
Jan
92 % May
5%
•
preferred
% %
preferred
35
100
Dynamics
Motors
„
1%
48%
•
al5%
100
87
common
preferred
Lakes Paper Co Ltd
•
Canadian
39%
100
17%
•
n%
12%
2,075
4.50
4.60
44'%
37
90
class A
51%
36
50%
Sec
Oct
34 %
"34%
232
34%
Jan
44
Apr
a82 a82'A
25
82
Oct
92
Jan
32
500
32
Sep
40% Mar
44
1,000
43 %
Dec
48
33
Are
Expressed
Corp Ltd
.
L)__.__
(R
'•
*'
•;•'
Dec
21
Jan
Foreign
Dec
Nov
20%
Jan
5%
Nov
International
6%
Lambert
Nov
42%
Apr
Loblaw
Mar
64
Sec
Canada
Corp
Paints (Can) Ltd
lnc
3,390
2,018
33
Mount
Royal
Dairies
Dec
Mount
Royal
Rice
4.435
33'A
Oct
46%
Jan
6,380
11'/a
Nov
14%
35%
11%
36
1,540
11%
200
40
40
290
50
50
25
98%
97%
99
3,302
117
117
121
181
a42 % a42'%
|
34%
36
35
28'/a
Sep
41%
Aug
11% May
16 Va
July
41
Nov
45% July
48
Nov
53 Va
Apr
80
,
Dec
92
Feb
17%
80%
108
*
48'A
386
July
21
Mar-
.'25
80
Nov
81
Oct
5
Jar.
6%
Sep
5%
400
7
7
1,128
95c
95c
205
70c
Nov
a32
a32
16
32
Dec
-41%
42
3,368
36
V- Oct
37
38
500
22%
22%
__
42
.
__
-
,
••
Jan
46
87/s
2,500
30
Jan
24
Northern
1st
cl A
Power
Corp
4%%
Aug
6'it,
of
13*A
.
non-cum
Premier
Steel
Quebec
Telephone
43 %
Jan
Nov
2,028
28% Mar
1,990
39'A
40
48% Mar
58%
Dec
14%
14'%
540
12
16% Aug
•
34'%
34'%
350
20
Jan
34
Dec
103
103
92
100
July
103
Apr
26%
27'%
all4
all4
5
7
7%
825
30%
Mills
460
30%
100
Dec
Jan
5V2%
1.45
Dec
155
15*A
Jur.
30
38
Get
47
al67
30
108
Jar.
190
3.50
3.50
200
10
10
63
.
.
Jun
10
Aug
21% May
•July
a20
50
13
875
10%
Jar.
25%
50
25
Oct
25
25
50
25
12 %
12 %
100
12%
40 %
37 %
14% Mar
42
Feb
33
Ltd
pfd
•
Jan
13 %
•
41
•
8%
42%
1,780
8
8%
2,006
19
21
360
*10%
10%
5
50%
2nd
pfd__:
/
10%
Aug
R
St
ft
M
common
Gas
lnc
25 Ve
114
Nov
Dec
32% Aug
125
ft Save (1957) Ltd
Sobeys Stores Ltd class A
Southern Canada Power 6%
Supertest Petroleum Ltd
Dec
14% Mar
27'A
Jan
38
May
I^lpe Line Co_
Canada Ltd__
2,030
5,493
10%
11%
23,160
10%
Jan
16%
Jun
99% 100%
1,045
Waterman Pen Co Ltd
99%
Dec
112%
Jun
Westeel
al2
al3
265
42.
J
34% Sep
45% July
Union
Gas
United
2.50
Feb
6.50
Sep
Western
of
Principal
Properties
Products
Canada
Jan
Nov
128
46%
25
81
24'/«
Nov
28
50
46
Aug
50
Jan
42
.■215
39%
Dec
45
Apr
65
Nov
Jan
50
v
a66
a66
20
a66
8 %
5
Mar
225
8 %
1,090
4.50
27
80'A July
9
Jati *
33
13%
14%
825
9%
Nov
al9
al9
25
18%
Dec
alG
al6
25
\ 16'A
Dec
33%-
--
__
87c
9%
200
87c
8%
9»/a
6,083
t
85C
Oct
,
14
Mar
20% July
>•
16'A
Jun
1.60 Aug
Dec
10
July
33 »A Jujr
Nov
33%
'.'6
Anr
15% Aug
•
pfd
Trans Mountain Oil
18%
54
Mar
July
44
50
*
Traders Finance Corp claon A
Trans-Canada Corp Fund
41%
13
Feb
8
51 %
12%
12%
12%
415
12
100
all5
all5
all5
30
110
Oct
i6'/e
16'/«
100
14
Sep
16'A
Feb
35
Oct
44
Jan
20
Jan
32%
Oct
Nov
15%
Apr
Jan
19% July
•
__
Jun
7%
9
26
•
1
Shop
46'A July
i
Dec
44
"
Bearings (Canada) Ltd clA.__*
Maurice
Jun
Nov
5
18 '/a
25
<•
•
•
Nov
-
••
.
pfd____
Aug
14%
17
u
Jan
Jan
Aug
10 v
19
Jan
4.00
13
a20
Sep
Feb
3.75
25%
__
;
20
40%
ai2
2.05
700
275
_
,»
•
preferred
17
99%
Jan
10% Aug
39
Ltd
Ltd."
Corp
40%
•
55 %
17
Dec
2,420
«
23'A July
Jun
150
10
_*
Warrants
37% July
41%
1st
partic
Dec
59%
_100
Jan
4.40 Mar
al67
al67
Canada—
cumulative
Nov
58
-
Feb
47'A Aug
•,
17
50
105%
40%
~
Oct
45
Jan
150
„
Light & Pow Co Ltd.10
Quebec Power Co Ltd com..*
135 Va
41
100
Apr
34
38%
150
/
1
preferred
Oct
58
26%
8
1.10 May
;
49
45
8%
6'A Mar
34%
225
46
__
Ltd__
Mills
MacMlllan Bloedel ft Powell River Ltd •
Mar
19
5%
__
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see page
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33
35
78%
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footnotes,
41
150
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51/2
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Mussens Canada Ltd.____i.___:
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•
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21% July
•
265
38
19%
__
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•
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Dec
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Jan
16%
78%
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class
48c
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common
28
Dec
5'A
110
33
38
16%
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1-
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35%
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class
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8%
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79 Va May
7.60
preferred
46
17'A
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Ltd
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Jan
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37%
Oct
of
Dec
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Nov
42%
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Dec
70
com
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9
150
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25
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300
80
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20
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preferred
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260
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80
Ltd
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Low
High
•.
61
20%
Utilities
Service
Jan
Range f<ir Year 1959
Shares
of Prices
T/a
;
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20%
common
Co
Apr
Sales
17'A
3
;
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10
Canada
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for Week
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•
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100
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10
Ltd
38
2,730
50
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60
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44
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•
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2,145
37
Sep
11
605
44
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convertible
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Nov
34
1
Standard
;
14%
876
4.60
•
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11%
44%
•
Interprovinclal Pipe Lines
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300
11 %
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17'%
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382
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33
425
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the
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St
130
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,
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_
July
37%
2.70
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International
Feb
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9%
Acceptance Corp
Lower
&
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9%
International
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Ltd
36
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660
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Jun
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•
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55
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class A
International
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i
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40
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*
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*
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a
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*
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70
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65
42
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13
65
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41
1,807
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25
3.52
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Ingersol Rand Co Ltd
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24
3.35
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25
31
Friday
Canadian
Gas
68
STOCKS
Canadian
trust
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Shown
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Winnipeg
51
.
Canadian Stock Exchange
Prices
87
Voting
40,051
32
25% May
Greater
54 %
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Dec
Great
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100
—
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75
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56
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24
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2,535
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-
24
Foundation Co of Canada
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6
Jun
July
40
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Apr
23
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Jan
50
50
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Mar
Aug
15
•
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class
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Feb
6
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Nov
125
340
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58
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43
75
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43
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40
126
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25
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37 %
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100
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3,545
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8
29*4
.
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360
23%
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4
85
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18
30
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Jan
Jan
27
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18
18
class A
Steinbergs
a54
20%
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13%
Sep
21
25
\
Trans Canada Pipeline
19
Jan
*
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(1%
695
Dec
Dec
30%
common
ft
16% May
3.35
Nov
Jan
3.90
20%
common
Dominion
Nov
85'/a May
Oct
•
14%
25
preferred
16*4
Dec
14%
1,895
50
com
——
12%
•
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Dec
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80
17%
29%
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185
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Nov
12%
Power
of Canada—
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Jan
43
Oct
Nov
78%
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T
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15%
34'4
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preferred.
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225
18
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320
v
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•
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50
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•
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Oct
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325
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34
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24%
10
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100
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..
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•
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20
43%
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58
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preferred______100
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28%
14
Apr
-
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.
14%
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Sep
13%
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7
*
B
Canadian
55
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54
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Oct
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25
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25
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—
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100
54
common...
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42% Jun
14
common
100
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Power
36%
25
38% May
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Sep
19%
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warrants
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100
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i;
24
138
May
Oct
Nov
22
Aluminum
British
A
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•
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16
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Iron
6.75
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55
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82
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44
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Power
Feb
Jan
-
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11%
4
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18
40
39%
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Oct
Sep
1.610
30%
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——
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.....
11%
preferred
Montreal
40Va Aug
Oct
11%
33%
*
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29
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Montreal
Dec
22%
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25
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*
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Feb
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34%
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Range f.»r Year 1.959
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for Week
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Sale Price
Range for Year 1959
Electric—
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British
Range
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
Sales
Week's
Last
Sales
Monday, January ,25, I960
....
.
22)
(Range for Week Ended January
Friday
Friday
STOCKS
Chronicle
and Financial
The Commercial
(L E)
Ltd.
Breweries Ltd—
*
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37
__
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.
15
32%
3,000
10'A
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2.10
Dec
131
Jan
3.75 Mar
Nov
-
5.50
.
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8
Mar
23,250
.
2.75
Dec
970
11*4
Oct
15%
Jan
100
32%
Feb
32%
Feb
Volume
Number 5919
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Week's
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
Low
Lead
Anacon
Anthonian
Ltd
Aumaque
Gold
III—1
Ltd
Mines
-
A
Mines
Red
Gold
Cable
&
Oils
Campbell
'
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y Carbec
Mines
Quebec
Cassiar
Asbestos
•f/7
Central-Del Rio
Chemalloy
*
Denison
Dolsan
Mines
Dome
Mines
East
'
Fab
Oil
Metal
Fano
&
Gaspe
Oil
Golden
1,000
4c
42c
I
6c
Gui-Por
Haitian
Mines Ltd
Israel
'
•
4 tec
2,000
15c;
29,200
84c
Dec
Apr
17c
Dec
60c
5c
Sep
15c
2.42
Dec
ftc
13c
3,500
8c
Dec
42c
12 tec 12 tec
2,000
19%
Oct
34
2 tec
Dec
!
a20 a20%
250.
oc
6.50
6.65
900
3.50
3.50
100
1.00
6.65
10c
1.00
100
80c
2.42
5%
1,500
3c
Dec
5.95
3.30
Nov
10% Mar
Dec
5.80
Jan
Sep
1.85
Jan
10c
Mar
6c
7c
53c
51c
54c
108,870
13c
Feb
50c
5c
500
3c
Dec
14c
oC
8c
2,000
7c
Sep
29c
14c
Dec
66c
Jan
13
4 y2 %
18c
•
■T;
•
5.60
1__—_1
a2.24
•22c
II,000
13
13
13 %
1,190
5.60
5.85
9%
400
a2.20a2.50r
4.80
Dec
9.15
8c
1
17c
—_1
Dec
21c
Dec
28c
Oct
5,500
3c
Sep
12c
May
6 tec
1
5'tec
7c
7c
Dec
22
10%
11
300
9.70
Dec
13 tec
14c
23,500
9 Vic
Sep
15c
8c
8c
•
1
1.68
6c
7c
2,000
v.; 1,550
32 te
1.45
Nov
9c
Oct
Mar
1,430
24 y2 May
32%
6,000
3 tec
Dec
42c
Sep
8 tec
79c
1.10
8 tec
34,000
5c
Jan
22c
3,500
27c
Dec
93c
12c
3c
39c
4,600
37c
Dec
80c
IV
10,500
5 tec
Jan
21c
Oct
3c
Nov
10 c
3.00
26%
Dec
35 y4
1,000
7c
Oct
26c
27 y4
625
•
14c
14c
■
.
49c
500
31c
Nov
82c
5,000
8c
Dec
22c
Kontiki Lead
&
Zinc Mines
Langis Silver
Lingside Copper
,
Mines
'5 Vie
6 tec
1,500
90c
92c
Mining Co
6c
6c
*
6c
6c
200
1
Ltd
8C
8c
1,500
Ltd
—_—~1
Formaque Mines
'
New West Amulet
Nickel Mining <fc
10c
9c
8y2c
Feb
20c
Nov
12c
Feb
31%
99c
Jan
28c
7,200
24C
31te
Dec
3,800
SeD
1.07
800
75C
21c
21c
26c
4,600
13c
14c
19c
127,900
7c
5c
2,400
4c
Oct
5
1.20
500
60c
8,000
tec
5c
6c
36,600
"
Alines
3c
3c
——1
3 tec
3 tec
3 tec
Dec
'
80c
78c
85c
66c
66c
Smelting
Corp——1
1
30c
Ltd
79c
Opemisca Explorers Ltd—
———1
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd_l
Uranium
Mines
Ltd—
—1
2 tec
Lake
Pennbec
Uranium
Mining
Mines
Ltd—1
5,800
56c
52c
Nov
Corp
41c
2,200
18 y2 c
45c
Mar
Sep
Dec
52c
Jan
33
45
Jan
75c
Sep
31
23c
35c
120
88c
1.00
31
30 y8
32
7,100
3,752
43 te
13c
184,169
38
Nov
42 y4 Mar
43 te
50
44 te
Oct
48%
Jan
8c
8c
1,000
7c
Dec
19c
Apr
74c
8X)c
15,300
71c
Dec
10
13%
13%
no
13j/4
Nov
—.——*
7te
7te
100
4.95
Jan
51c
56c
84,330
45c
Oct
62c
Dec
7c
II,200
2c
July
10c
Apr
.50
76C
54c
Nickel
127/a
100
1.90
1.90
2.10
6,350
25 te
25%
25%
1,444
lie
13c
10,900
127/8
*
*
Copper
—
*
—.—--—
Mines
>
13c
1
10 c
5%
1.45
Gas
Producers
Cot alt
&:
Ltd—
Quebec
Copper
Quebec
■
Lithium
''Quebec
,
Exploration
Corp Co
1
39c
Mines
Fabric
*
common
Products
class
*
7.05
Ltd
1
St
Lawrence River
Mines
23c
6c
Dec
5c
Aug
2.55
100
1.70
4,000
19y2c
8c
C
Ltd
Lumber
780
18%
Dec
24
1.03
7,300
96c
Oct
19tec21tec
1,100
16C
Aug
8c
8c
2,500
8c
Jan
54%
5,292
50%
Sep
62% July
69
2,410
65%
Jan
84 ya Aug
1.24
53c
Sep
Dec
72c
26c
Jan
25c
May
1.54
23,675
55c
700
5%C
16c
22,650
10c
25,900
10c
Sep
15c
5%c
6c
26%
27
21c
22c
9,027
17 c
11 tec
17c
26
200
22c
22,900
9c
South
Dufault
Mines
25c.
Jun
24
24
110
23
Nov
30
Jan
16
16%
1,560
16%
Dec
18 y2
Feb
1
*
68c
66c
68c
2,560
61c
Dec
1.32
Jan
29c
30c
2,200
12c
Dec
12c
Dec
43
43%
15,208
39%
Apr
44%
Feb
8y2c Dec
1
distribution
25
69c
50c
Copper Corp
1
1
Mines
17c
1
77c
5,250
57c
Dec
2.05 May
16c
17c
6,241
13c
Sep
26c
11 tec
11c
15c
51,000
7c
69c
8,160
51c
Jun
11c
14c
7,540
9%c Dec
*
Dec
3.25
Feb
•
Uranium
Bay
Ltd
Mines
1
Corp 5% preferred———50
preferred -,-T~
50
1
50
1
Paper
Bowaters
24c
16c 2 7 tec
60c
59c
7c
1
Mines
preferred
Mersey
Boymar Gold Mines
6c
65c
8c
113,100
5c
Sep
10c
Jan
54,400
45c
Sep
79c
Mar
47
Aue
39% Oct
41%
41%
46
70
45%
45%
45%
195
45
42
42
150
6
825
8c
9%
7%C
9%
8c
8,500
7c
Bridge
-
,
Tank
&
Preferred
Jan
Feb
British
British
Columbia
'.
47c
Mar
7.25 Mar
9c
35c
May
Sep
25
Jan
Dec
48
May
100
2.57
1,100
1.85
Oct
33
34
27,791
31%
Nov
•
Oil
23
33»/4
T
65% Oct
190
One
new
for
Westvlllc
Mines
Mines
82%
229
43%
44
130
42
49
49%
60
47
13%
10c
10c
lite
12 te
1,500
3,815
1.70
1.72
600
9 tec
Jan
Brooke
Brown
Company
Jan
Bruck
Mills
Oct
18c
Jan'
Nov
gy2c lO'tec
8,500
13c
10,000
10c
class
Buffadison
Buffalo
Ankerite
25c
Feb
Buffalo
Red
25c
Feb
-
•
Lake
class
Ltd
9c
15c
68,700
6 tec
Dec
96c
Feb
Bulloohs
33c
36c
19,506
23c
Dec
94c
Feb
Bunker
4c
4 tec
6,350
2c
Dec
9c
Jan
1
4.60
100
Sep
6.60
Jan
Burrard Dry Dock
3 tec
4c
1,600
Dec
9V2c
y2
Dec
Oct
Burns
3.85
3c
Hill
A
Calalta
held
*
"
1
31c
39c
287,000
26
26
100
2,100
10c11 tec
6 tec
7c
7,500
4c
4 tec
3,500
1-71
700
1.71
1
5c
5 tec
1
al.59
al.63
✓
11 tec
23
7c
Dec
30c
Nov
32% Mar
Mar
Dec
29c
Mar
—
Extension
2,215
4,546
33% Oct
40 y4 Mar
42%
1,965
39 Va
47% May
11%
11%
11%
300
45c
52c
71,250
lite
ii y8
lite
799
10 te
10 %
10 te
100
4.10
3.65
4.15
10,432
10 tec 12 tec
56,200
5c
Nov
50c
10 tec
1.85
31
1.98
7e
31
6
6
Jun
14%
Jan
ay4
Jan
14
Jun
2.25
Sep
1.30 Jan
5%c Sep
28%
Oct
Oct
?•
Petroleum
Power new
Calvan Consolidated
Calvet Gas & Oils
common
Oil
34c
Mar
Jan
7c
Aug
1.30
Oct
2.28
Jan
Canada
4c
Nov
12c
Feb
Canada
Crushed
Dec
2.40
Jan
Canada
Foils
Cut
12c
14c
14c
16c
18.735
Jan
Oct
July
14% Mar
Jan
6
,
Sep
8
10c
7,016
16c
Nov
26 %c
Feb
Jun
lie
Nov
42c
40c
Nov
1.27 Feb
53 c
10,100
20 te
19%
21
2,700
19%
Sep
35
19 te
19V8
19%
5,996
18
Dec
20
3.50
3.50
200
49c
50c
4,950
50c
51c
3.00 Aug
40c
5.70
Nov
Sep
Jan
Dec
4.00
74c
.
Feb
Apr
10 y2 Mar
6.35
6.85
13,052
12%
12%
1,230
10
Mar
31%
32 %»
2,422
27
Sep
37
Mar
*
15%
15%
200
12 y2
Jan
18
Dec
*
Stone_.
common—i.
I
21
21
100
22 y2
Apr
29
Jun
1
1
6-60
*
.
Cement common
1.29
11V*
51c
1
•
Campbell Chiboueamau
Campbell Red Lake_
6,500
16%
855
850
13 tec
•
•
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary
3,000
730
13
1
25o
Jan
39'
Feb
6 y4
1
Oils
Mines
Jan
9c
lie
13
17V4'
Aug
2.55 Mav
24
5% Feb
1,800
17
39c
Feb
7
5%
13
3.70
6%c Nov
100
8%c
Apr
60c
Nov
gy4
207
8c
_*
*
19
Dec
41c
2,150
30%
Sep
18% Aug
4,725
7c
*
class A
3c
8VaC Nov
Feb
18
13%
36'%
11% Oct
35
«-•
•
—
Cable Mines
48% Aug
52 y2 Aug
42%
13%
Feb
Ltd—
——-a
May
35
•
Burlington
4.60
—1
.
Aug
91
42%
•
——1
—
Products
Building
Cadamet
four
Smelting
&
Gold
2.84 Mar
1
:•
A—.——
Mining
Brunswick
Mar
15ya
Dec
42
48
1
1
1
Mines
May
Dec
Nov
Reef
17c
8c
1.48
Bond
Feb
Oct
te Dec
81V* Nov
—_*
Telephone
1959 preferred
16c
lOte
,
8c
11c
Nov
49 te
"
1
Sep
Columbia
Broulan
Feb
May
•
Columbia Power
4.50
44 y2
78
-25
25
-1
Products
Forest
Columbia
British
14c
For footnotes, see page 42.
36
82
1
Ltd
Ltd
35
75
33c
Wecdon Mining
Corp
--—
J
Wendell Mineral Products Ltd—
West Canadian Oil Gas Ltd
—1.25
Wilroy
50
39
British
1.30 ADr
11%
—*
T
Vanguard Explorations
Ventures Ltd *
Virginia Mining Corp
*
36%"
Mar
Ltd
each
697/a
36%
37%
100
—
———50
preferred1——50
4% % preferred
!00
5% preferred
50
5 te % preferred
50
Mar
9c
Being exchanged for
Mines
69%
preferred
preferred
—1
Ltd,—
United Asbestos Corp Ltd_.
Valor Lithium Mines Ltd
Massval
\
3.30 Mar
Electric
5.85
V
Dec
Oct
15%c Mar
44
47 te
2.32
•"
4te%
A%
<
Jan
Dec
5c
Apr
19
23%
47
1
———
American
Jan
1.24
860
23
50
common—-
—
Britalta Petroleum
12c
2.40
8 tec
Feb
Dec
y2
Feb
51c
2,200
49
Apr
2,800:
7,500
Sep
10
7%
1,100
12c
Oct
44
J
8.40
17,550
9 tec
Jan
Dec
6.25
11c
50te
Oct
Dec
3.15
9'/2c
Apr
2,000
4.35
al.04
5.60
Aug
30c
Nov
4.90
3.00
9y2c
1
1
3c
1.06 Jan
24c
2,935
Dec
14MiC Nov
May
27*/2c Mar
Nov
64c
12c
1
Mines
Uranium
43%
13,136
al.02
1
Ltd——;
Exploration
1,000
-1
Iron Alines Ltd_—•.——w.1
Titan Petroleum
Corp.
Trebor Mines Ltd
3,500
5c
-J-
Ltd
Sullivan Consolidated Mines Ltd
Tache Lake Mines Ltd—
Tazin Mines
Tib
17c
5c
6.25
Staclacona Mines (1944) Ltd—
Standard Gold Alines Ltd
Steep Rock
16c
Jun
Feb
4.70
2.60 Aug
16c
Mar
5.50
2.30
2c
36c
-*
Corp
Mines
5 Vz%
3.30 Feb
14c
9%c
36
4.50
1.05
500
Dec
Sep
16%
*
common
Telephone
Black
Apr
2.30 Oct
400
Apr
3.25
Sep
5,000
Feb
Nov
4c
4,000
27
>
1.94
Nov
11c 12 tec
15c
*
1
—*
1.49
55c
1.54
•
Paper class B
Co
64c
Dec
Aug
Sep
Sep
Feb
10c
Quebec Mines—
Yukon
Jan
July
26c
53 te
•
&
Mining
$2.30
Jan
Feb
2.00
66%
♦
1
A
19%
53%
1
Mines—
Power
10%
66%
1
Uranium
Sep
10
Mines
Bordulac
Apr
'5c
98c
6.50
10
Montreal
Nova Scotia
Bidcop Mines Ltd
Jan
18c
19
98c
5,465
5.40
-:23c
60c
19J/8
•,i
4.50 Aug
2.25 Feb
98'
Feb
16c
4.65
-.70c
3.00
3.15
21%C Aug
*
Dec
4 tec
—1
Feb
1
Nov
4c
--1
Ltd
Sherrltt-Gordoir Mines Ltd
Siscoe Mines/Ltd-———-
Oct
29 % Mar
Sep
Pioneer
9c
19,000
'■
2.70
Dec
10c
Bralorne
25c
57,000
7.35
1
Mines——
British
Red Crest Gold Mines Ltd
Jan
Aug
Brazilian Traction common
3,500
17c
14% Dec
1.88
Sep
July
92c
17 c
\
-1
Dec
12 % Mar
45c
9%C
3.00
6.95
1
Consol
Petroleums
.
2.50
7.00
50c
Mines
of
2.50
1
25
A
Oil
Bicroft
July
5c
Development Ltd
Smelting & Refining
9
3.15 July
Bouzan
2.90
-1
Ltd—
Corp
Oil
Quebec
1.70
Feb
16 y2 May
34 y2 July
Bo water
1.30
*
2.09
24
4!/4%
Provo
1.50 Mar
Sep
'
Quebec
Feb
Feb
1.95 May
8,000
209,400
55C
Feb
14
23c
Aug
Oct
18%
Apr
tec
7
May
53
10%
420
Aug
85c
"
89c
24c
Oct
100
25%
28c
2.55
.7 tec
Sep
Sep
25%
1.15 Apr
Dec
900
2
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd———1
Portage Island (Chib) Mines Ltd
1
Feb
48
37 te
29c
1.18
12% May
1
74c
12c
11c
5te
11c
Jan
91c
Dec
97,649
Feb
4c
Gold
Jan
35,850
44c
Jan
65c
-1
common
Electric
Bethlehem
6V2c Feb
Dec
37,000
10c
25c
2.50
Ex
Jan
41c
Dec
115
Oct
20c
41c
8c
Jan
July
51,200
Partridge Canadian Exploration Ltd—1
Paudash
31,200
9,366
Ribis
9c
1.12
12c
Apr
1,893,650
46c
Dec
8.10
Mar
11c
Jun
9c
Jan
81c
45c
19c
52c
6c
7.80
Nov
2.78
Bevcon
Dec
32c
1.12
21c
11c
BeHeterre
1.34 Mar
7,600
7.85
I,550
2.75
Class
9V2c Dec
24,600
22c
45%
25c
-
2.75
2.50
Dec
9C
20c
22
Dec
19
17y2c
Apr
2c
.625
21c
Dec
40 te
550
1
12c
Dec
80c
12c 14 tec
1
37 y8 July
1
Belcher
36y2c Apr
Nov
7c
■
26 y4 May
84c
common
Apr
5.15 May
60c
__—_
Sep
Dec
74c
Acceptance common
Apr
43c
78 c
9c
.1
—
Aletals
71c
20,500
1,400
Ltd—
9
65c
,
Sep
60c
40c
Steels
Beaver
Jan
3 tec
1,000
1
Ltd
3c
Dec
2.10
80c
Duquesne
Beaver Lodge Mines
1.72 Jan
Jan
5c
55c
Jan
51c
11c
10% July
42 % July
—20c
Coast
1.85 Mar
Oct
1.20
11c
Nov
1,295-
90c
Temple
Eathurst
•
430
1.10
60c
23c
18% Dec
Dec
——50c
preferred
Gold Mines
Bata
1,125
1.06
17c
23c-
J
Baska
Apr
5c
26c
'■"',7
43te
10c
Exploration
Base Metals Mining
Dec
1.00
—1
20.te
42%
1
Bell
Ltd
20
43
Feb
7te
20,298
——1
Pete
Barymin
Feb
Sep
3c
1
(1945 ), Ltd
Orchan
—
Mines
Bowater
Obalski
;
Dec
1.00
Oil & Minerals Ltd-*-
Nocana Mines Ltd
North American Rare
al7c
32%
23c
Rarnat
21te July
a27% a28%
1.07
31 y4
2.80
Sep
20c
5,450
31te
1.85 May
5.10
5,325
3.00
12%
Bank of
Apr
1
New Jack Lake Uranium
Mines Ltd—1
New
Mvlamaque Explorations 'Ltd—-1
New Pacific Coal (Sc
Oils Ltd
20c
New
Santiago Mines Ltd—
50c
New Spring Coulee
New Vinray Mines
_
al4c
al7c
a 27%
-1
_
■
5c
1,000
.
35c
2.75
35c
Feb
Jun.
18»/2
200
7 y4
33c
2.85
25
50
preferred
Beattie
Mid-Chibougamau Alines Ltd—
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
Monpre Mining Co LtdNew
•;
1
Alclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd new—*
Merrill Island
Mining Ltd—;
5
.
92C
7%
*
Jan
3.60
34'/2
349
5,611-.
12%
Bank
2,000
.-1
A
—,—
18 te
300
Ltd—:—1
Lithium Corp of Canada
Ltd_
Louvicourt Goldfield Corp—
Massval
20%
6.10
38%
95
Bankeno
Jan
20%
2,887
5.60
37%
L500
13,000
Bankfield
Apr
8 Vic
20 y2
1
19 te
19te
6.00
38 te
c
%-vf-
Kerr-Adafcon Gold Mines Ltd
Mar
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
5%%
2nd preferred
Feb
49c
>"
AUg
17
59
Banff
May
8 Vic
:
———-1*.
Ltd——1
305
>27
30
Nov
,
12
Auto
Jun
83,100
27%
Jan
10
.
.
7%,
Auto
Feb
Apr
7c
2.45
21%
4,350
1.05
50
Aunor
May
2.30
6c
5,917
12%
1.00
*
May
2.45
6 tec
Jan.
26 %,
12 y8
15c
Jun
Aumacho River Mines
"
—
2.00
25%
12%
—_
Nepheline
Atlin-Ruffner
Jan
9c
8c
9c
5,600
25%
.
Nov
2.55
1.05
„
Aumaque Gold Mines
4,800
35c
39c
6,100
3,425
•
Atlantic
Jan
Oct
1
Atlantic
May
36c
61C
2.25
11c
Atlas
July
2.10
Minerals
Imperial
Aug
5c
75c
7,200
—*
Leduc
36c
Oct
3.80 Mar
Sep
Mar
5,200
——100
4%
2.40
50c
42c
Warrants
Dec
36c
5c
13,413
24c
2.65
warrants—
Associated Arcadia
Jan
7 tec
4 tec
3,285
76c
7te
Ash
9tec Jan
1,000
79c
2.89
115%-c. Sep
•
7tec
Ashdown Hardware class B—
Apr
32 te
31%
Oct
4c
Asamera Oil
10tec Jan
22c
Apr
14c
39c
$2.50
2.75 Mar
Nov
4 tec
6tec
24,900
73c
Argus Corp common
2iy4 May
31tec31%c
1
•
Co
17c
Apr
30,638
20c
1
Arjon
Jan
Feb
HVaC
2.70
Area Mines
Feb
6c
Mar
22-
10
Oct
15%
500
1
——
400
1.67
•
5Vi
6,000
19
lOteslOtec
1
Ltd—
4,200
8c
•
18%
Inc—_—u__l
Inc
8c
T2
Oct
2.60
Petroleums
Anthes
16% July
13 tec
_1
Ltd
6tec
Oct
18%
2.70
Ansil
Nov
14c
8%
230
9c
Anglo Rouyn Mines
5c
5,500
810
is te
5
Analogue Controls
88,805
4,000
Jan
11
is y2
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd—_50
Anglo Huronian
*
Anchor
Jan
8c
24
2.65
Lead Mines
Anacon
Dec
16 tec 17 tec
Nov
18c
•
Co
American
'
_l.f
Sep
22
40c
common
preferred
\merican
Jun
'
33
260
2.25
Almagamated Larder Mines
Apr
May
5,375
19c
—1
Ltd
Aluminum
Aug
5C
41
22?%
•
Aluminium
July
38%
1
Gold
Trunk
Roxana
45c
75c
Alminex
Jan
Oct
40 y8- Dec
10 tec
1
debentures
Allied
Jan
7c
High
Low
21c
81,336
40c
——1
Algoma Steel
Mar
29c
11
common
Central
Range for Year 1959
Shares
High
18te
1
Gas
Algoma
Dec
6c
Ltd—__1
for Week
1
Algonquin Bldg Credits common
'
4c
8,500
Range
of Prices
*
———
Voting trust
Alberta
Jan
I,000
Distillers
Dollars
Sales
22 y4
39%,
*
—
._
Algom Uranium
Jan
4,000
•
common
Warrants
Mar
30c
25
Explorations
Alberta
Feb
13c
85c
Dec
8c
1,
Ltd——
Oil
11,500
1
Ltd—:
Continental
'
Jan
6c
25c
32c
Alba
Feb
3.80
II
Holhnger Consol Gold Mines Ltd
5
International Ceramic Alining Ltd—_1
Iso
10c
-
7c
Mines & Metals Ltd_l"
Collieries
Paper common
\gnico Mines Ltd
Akaitcho Yellowknife
1.30 Mar
3.80
Ltd—*
Copper Mining Corp
Hillcrest
July
25c
a20V4
Ltd
Ur&nium
r
5t
,
28c
;_1
Ventures
&
Advocate Mines Ltd
Apr
26.500
Ltd.————1
Age Mines
10c
5c
Fundy Bay Copper Alines Ltd—
_1
Futurity
Oils. Ltd
———.—*
'
Power
Acadia Uranium Mines
Jan
53c
t
in Canadian
Week's
Low
1
Acadia Atlantic Sugar
Class A
Jan
33c
46 Vic
Ltd
Exploration
Co
10%
47c
Ltd-
&
Mining
Oct
Dec
Mines Ltd
Minerals
Feb
Nov
Aug
—
Mines
6 te
lie
4c
Ltd—————1
Mines
Ltd
Preferred
Fea
1
Ltd
Mining
Futima
5,000
20c
Ltd
Falconbridge Nickel Mines
T
500
20c
1,500
Ltd—
Sullivan
Empire
7.30
42,200
Chess Mining Corp—;
Chiboug Copper Corp
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
Cleveland Copper Corp
Mines
85c
Mines
Abitibi
July
<13c
Jan
16c
—1
Ltd
Copper-Man
12c
5c
Ltd
Consolidated
99,500
41c
1
Explorations
Corp Ltd
Minerals
a!9c
.
Abacus
Dec
15c
Nov
Sale Price
Par-
Mar
10c
Apr
25c
'
5c
Petroleums
Oils
Jan
4c
4,372
-
'
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"
15c
"
al4c
Ltd————— 1
Ltd.—___i———2—---.-1
Mines'
Cartier
14,500
37c
•
5c
Homestead; Oils Ltd—l
Explorations
11c
Dec
36t
Nickel
Canorama
4c
5c
Canadian
Mines
5c
43,540
9c
Ltd_——_j.__.__l
Devonian
6,000
7c
Dec
38c
Canalask
■
Jan
8c
7.30
Chibougamau Mines Ltd—1
Canadian
'
1.15
55c
——_1
& Edmonton Corp Ltd—
Calumet Uranium
Mines Ltd—
!
Expressed
Feb
Dec
Ltd—_1
Mines
Tungsten Mines Ltd
Mines
6c
3 tec
'
Calgary
'
Are
Last
Mar
"
Mines Ltd___—_1
Blue water Oil & Gas Ltd-——_
*
Bonny ville Oil & Refining Corp—_—1
Bomite Copper Corp
„r—1.
Brunswick Mining & Smelt
Corp Ltd_l
Hill
40c
6c
35c
al8c
Belle-Chibougamau
Burnt
Shown
16% Mar
Nov
8c
,
9c
_1
Bellechasse Mining Corp Ltd
"
Nov
9c
'5,000
7c
Ltd————1'
Lake
80c
*
—IT:.
Bay-Mining Co_—
Beatrice
Prices
Acme Gas & Oil
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd cl
Talc Ltd———
Barvallee
'.
High
10 te
1,000
35c-
j
1
Baker
Bateman
3 tec
75c
8c
-
1
J_.td——
42,900
80c
•
•
¥
Atlas Sulphur <fc Iron Co Ltd
600
18c
3 tec
■
Ltd——— —_20c
Corp. Ltd——
_1
Exploration
'
STOCKS
12%
15c
17c
'
,
Augustus
Low
12%
•
1
Mines
Mines
Arno
1
Ltd—J
Mining
Range for Year 1959
Friday
Algom Uranium Mines Ltd
Alscope Explorations Ltd
Mines
Toronto Stock Exchange
Shares
High
Mining and Oil Stocks—
Amrranium
(Range for Week Ended January 22)
Sales
Last
STOCKS
39
(419)
32
12%
Dec
,
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(420)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
Last
Range
Shares
Low
Canada
Iron
4%'»
Foundries
20%
5.055
—
Malting
Canada
80
82
325
55
common
Oil Lands
Permanent
Canada
Southern
Canaaa
Southern
Steamship
Prefei red
Lines
Canadian
Bank
A
class
Canadian
$1
55%
56
320
73c
1.400
Feb
49
10%
Dec
12% Mar
Devon
8%
7%
Dec
15% Mat-
_1
common
20 %
Bridge
Dairies
Dominion
Electrohome
Class .A
29
1
—
;.
Canadian
Homestead
Canadian
Husky
2.475
,
76c
400
2.30
2.50
3.45
3.60
7.045
18
100
Malartic
Canadian
North
preferred
Canadian
17.562
2.01
A_50c
10%
10%
10%
Canadian Superior
Thorium
Tire
1.577
Canadian
Aug
East
Malartic
East
Sullivan
15
Dec
19%
Jan
Class
23c
Jun
62c
Jan
Economic
Jan
Eddy
Match
Eddy
Paper
*
14%
15
235
36c
36c
37c
5.000
1.00
1.00
2.132
805
825
6.285
7.60
4.35
1,532
4.00
1,547
16 V*
15%
16%
2,442
42c
47c
11,405
23c
21c
37c
24c
57.824
12%
13
828
—1
11%c
11%C H%c
6c
5%c
6c
190
„20
Jan
14
Nov
24
Jan
Jan
35
July
20
115
19
44
44
25
40
9.200
G9c
14c
13c
15c
7,000
9c
Feb
Fleet
2.45 Apr
Ford
1.07
Nov
55c
Jan
Jan
1.75
Federal
Ford
of
Consolidated
Beta
Consolidated
French
Jan
Nov
2.30 Aug
Oct
25c
May
Consolidated Golden
Consolidated
Nov
8 Vic Mar
37%c
Gaitwln
40c
75,984
19c
Jan
53c
Apr
50c
9.419
43c
Sep
92c
Mar
15c
6,000
50c
Sep
12%c
70c
75c
12.700
60c
Dec
58c
63c
12,250
45c
1.90
Dec
1
3.95
3.10
4.30
21,450
2.30
4.25
4.25
4.25
400
1.25
2.81
2.95
10.300
2.80
Consolidated Mic
5%
Consolidated Mining
Consolidated Mogul
Consolidated
27 Vic Mar
1.65
Jan
Consolidated
Negus
Dec
89c
Feb
General
Aug
3.15
Jun
Consolidated
Nicholson
Consolidated
Northland
Consolidated
Peak
Consolidated
Persncourt
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
Oct
General
,
5,700
10c
Sep
19c
Feb
General
1,660
10
175
42c
General Products
3.50 Sep
5.25 Aug
10
Sep
15
29,598
25c
Sep
50c
200
90c
Sep
280
10%
Jan
July
Apr
Geo
Jan
Giant
137
50
130
Jun
163% Mar
160
120
157
Jan
165
55c
58c
10.012
43c
Sep
75c
Mar
4.300
27c
Jan
55c
6%c
Dec
7 Vic
7,100
4c
Nov
10c
Feb
7c
7 Vic
9.666
5c
Dec
15c
Apr
5c
Dec
20c
July
4%
7c
Nov
19c
Aug
class
Ccnada
4.20
Apr
22c
Jun
Nov
63c
31c
3,002
ll»c
Jan
36c
65c
65c
68c
3.55
40,962
2.95
2.95
3.25
30c
33c
2,700
59c
60c
51c
2,200
30c
H*
2.50
24c
1,168
46c
2.65
2.70
19
19%
11,415
l.jg
173*
1.24
21,180
1.01
1,800 "
2.45
Sep
4.10 May
47c
Sep
1.05
Sep
4.50
Sen
64c
.Sep
Jan
1.18
1.15 May
5.25 Feb
Nov
OH
22%
.
Dec
24c
9,450
03c
Feb
16,000
13c
Nov
5c
36c
6c
Mar
4,633
4c
Nov
8c
Feb
43c
3
4 00
g 1
2,000
5c
7c
7c
20c
Nov
8,000
Nov
8c
14.500
ftc
42c 43 %c
10,112
39c
25c
Oct
36%
800
38
3,831
34
115
100
102% 102%
99
Nov
14c
Jan
4.25
10,970
3.50
7%
110
6%
B
Class
12c
14c
35,500
70
1.70
1.80
8,537
Yu>
*
a77
21c
8c
1.60
Mar
5.25 Aug
8
Sep
Sep
74c
.
HIT
Feb
Mar
Halm
Brass
Feb
Headway Red
Heath
11
Oct
14
6,800
26c
66c
3,500
57c
Sep
4.00
5,200
2.65
Sen
.
2.50 Mar
Dec
173,, May
1.75 Apr
58c
'
•
Mar
Jan
Hees
Apr
23% July
2.60
Jan
Highland
Hinde
Ht
&
Tower
Dec
25 % May
Sep
18%
19% May
90c
23.200
4.50
10,037
12c
12c
13c
6,580
80c
73c
85c
205,700
47
47%
100
7%
7%
100
70c
2,140
80
81
692
,51
Jan
88
166
167
700
108'%
Jan
187
Jun
10 Vi
Nov
17
Mar
—■I'S'
-
'
80
15'%
NOV
58c
•.
3.65
Nov
9c
Nov
;
34c
•
■
—
27
5.70
2.07
81
81%
Vi
82
14'%
14%
Sep
65c
Ac
Paper
Jan
Jun
Jan
85
Jun
14%
Dec
16%
Oct
6c
13,500
2,030
33 %
Sep
,15
94 %
Oct
96
Sep
15%
Sep
8
8 %
475
18%
18 Va
19 %
6,345
1
47
47
47%
158
47%
49%
1,323
1.10
1.10
690
1.10
2,030
48'%
1,870
Apr
108% Mar
24% Mar
Jan
10 Va
Jun
11%
Sep
23
Dec
40
Nov
7
63%
1.00
Jan
"56 % July
43 %'Mar
1.50
Sep
Aug
1.05
31
31
100
30
Oct
36
15%
16%
610
10%
Jan
19 "a
87
87
87
20
87
Dec
92% May
Uc
14c
4,940
10c
Nov
80c
1.00
19,400
10c 10 %c
2,200
100
1.00
1
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7
17%
—IIIII
Feb
14c
Mar
15c
Dec
19
7,700
413,338
16,233
175
41
41
550
6%
6%
275
1.30
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Ho
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•
2.00
40
5
1.90
3.75
2.20
11%
1.00
5
2.00
38
1,110
3.75
345
3.85
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950
10%
10%
4.50
3.50
,
2,151
440
320
4.50
4.25
160
4.00
4c
51,700
11%
1,221
1.90
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1.90
25%
5 VaC
26
-1
26%
18,500
24c
11
7 Vac
4c
150
2,130
8%
5,025
9c
July
14c
Jan
11c
20,000
He
Dec
25c
Jan
12 V*
12 V*
100
Apr
11%
Dec
19c
10
10
19c
5,500
13c
14c
16,200
25c
30 c
17,800
23 %C<
7c
*.* 5c
8C
125,600
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4.00
4.00
4,00
80
8V4C
8%c
8%C
260
80
75
81
54 Va
54%
1.50
*
Apr
11
13c
H"'*
lOVac
14%
26C
100
Jan
9%c July
Jan
Oct
lOVac
1
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7.50
Dec
Jan
Feb
Jan
19
10c
10c
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15c,
13c
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14
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Feb
10c
0
IH
Jun
3,285
—1
—1
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75
11
.
Dec
9.00
Aug
Mar
28% May
Sep
5 VaC
40,900
4.80
Sep
Oct
5c
11,500
14
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2.05
25
11,344
15c
Aug
Aug
6.15 Aug
13 Va Mar
85c
10c
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7%c
9%c
Oct
Jan
Jan
6.75 Mar,
5.50, Feb
8.00
10%
8c
,
20c
10
20c
—,
"
500
VaC
3.30
21%
Dec
Oct
.5.00
76c
9
Feb
Vi
10%
6,795
Va c
Jan
41
Mar
Apr
6 %C
9
Jan
3.35
Aug
lOV*
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Aug
6%
Sep
Sep
80c
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45%
3c
697
6 VaC
2.25 Mar
Sep.
13 Va
5.55
Mar
May
14
3c
"
Jun
Jan
38c
Apr
4.25
-10
Oct
3.90
5.55
11
„
7% May*'
Feb
4.80
11V4
48
Jan
4.80
9c
230.
Nov
Jun
9%
5.55
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May
Feb
Nov
9%
.
,
4.80
4C
"20c
10%. Sep
1,163
10%
2.00
.
Jun
25c
46%c
Dec.
Dec
35% May
.
350
5.00
10%
—„.—!_!!
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14c
1,500
4.95
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6
375
11%
4.95
'
620
6
40
2.00
40%
1,100
41
40
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A_—
1.35
%
39
5%
%c
120
7,375
5%
40 Vn
HHI
22c,
18
35
41
Hi
Dec
Aug
39
16c
11 V*
7c
28
16c
1.55 Mar
Dec
6.25 Mar
6,600
30
9
Jun
Mai-
20C
10,000
23%
175
May
59c
6%
•
70c
1.40 Aug
Dec
Nov
31
50
90c
20c
27
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Nov
46% May
104
1.05
common
H
7 %c
Dec
3c
45
—1
Mar
35
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98
18%
Feb
9.00
35%
—1
Canada.!
11 %C
2.75
6c
18
Dec
Nov
97%
101% 101%
Apr
Sep
34 %
1.75
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V;
Sep
97 Va
18
Dec
4.25
100
8c
;
8%
1.50
75
30
1
Feb
1.01
.355.
,
Feb
Jan
51
.
Oct
25 %
Feb
1.12
Jan
5c
20,277
14%
7 V»c
common
class
8.25
19 Vic
.
5% May
,
1,474
5.70
1.98
2.02
100
.„
4..*
Sep
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1.12 Mar
;
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Vac
Lake
Bell
Dec
32 %
I
24% May
16%
37c
Mines
Dauch
Jan
83c
30c
Mlnes-r
Preferred
Feb
15 Vac Mar
4.00
common
H>
Hendershot
1-.30 Mar
5.15
(Goo
Dec
90c
30c
Head of Lakes Iron
Gold
5c
1,370
10 Vac
_H
Hard Rock Gold
Mines-.
Harrison Minerals
Hartz (°i) F) class A
Gold
1.50
45c
4.45
Harding Carpets
Hasaga
6% Mar
.
Feb
Nov
15%
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—
16 %c Mar
Jun
Feb
1.00
10,846
%
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rights
Feb
65^,
16%
19
Jan
68
15c
229,100 %
Feb
14c
Dec
.
Nov
730
Gold
Farms
21%
1,275
32%
19%
:
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21%
25,236
31
—
50c
common
—
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Dec
2.42
9 Vac
Hi
Trust
Sep
Sep
21%
6'/2c
H
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Gas
Mines
17 %
2.30
9c
_1
Apr
50c
Nov
6;
100
28.733
8
Hi
Lead Mines-.
Gunnar Mines
Hardee
50
6
24c
Gulf
17 %
31c 35%c
1.00
52
6
27'%
HI
—-111111111!
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21%
1.00
Jan
Jun
Jun
20c
25
27
—
Freehold
Lake
56
-19c
•
Gridoil
260
1
56
6
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Gurney
Apr
2.13
14.800
Greyhawk Uranium
Greyhound Lines
Gwlitim
72
72
Jan
6 VaC
22 Vic
1958 warrants——
Greening Wire
Warrants
33,600
Jan
Jan
4,000
9 Vac
9c
-
Guaranty
23c
8c
5 Vic
—
1956 warrants
226
2.32
22c
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Winnipeg
Voting trust
Gulch
35
r'
1.00
53
80e
74,077
23c
Sep
Aug
53 Va
295
1.54
8 Vic
56
66%
661 is
1.36
1.50
7c
B
18
3.75
66 %
64 Va
0
2.16
Sep
35
Develop
12%
18%
31
Sep
1.40
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A
Mines
Coal
18
18%
Jun
11%
warrants
12%
18%
27'%
15
%
Greater
Jun
105% May
Feb
3,000
Mar
47% July
106
Jun
6%
Feb
1.10 Mar
5.85
Sep
Sep
3.85
Jun
13 %c Mar
Dec
3.25
3.70
31c
.
1.'
,
8'ic
10c 10 %c
7 Vic
July
1.24 July
Oct
«4c
1
1.20
Nov
31c
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HIHI-1
4c
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31c
•
44c
Jun
750
3,000
100 101Vi
102%
•
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24 Vic
Vic
12c
3.50
37
•
50c
12,800
Jan
8c
100
71 Hi
H—~*
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42c
4
10c
12c
•
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Feb
2.55 Mar
22c
Vic
25
10
Paper
Plains
1.03
36c
28%
__1
S2.80 preferred
West
18c
4
28%
Prospecting—_
Northern
Great
23c
40c
40% Mar
11%
Mines
Great
99c
_i
Jan
11%
Warrants
Feb
igc
3,700
37%
loo
II..1
Mackay class A
Grandroy Mines
Jan
Aug
350
•
preferred
Gre»it
2.10
665
50c
Mines
Great Lakes
2.65 Mar
3,485
.„
Goldfields Mining
Goldray
H
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Granduc
Jan
-.2.15 May
39
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Uranium
Goldale
1.40
-
1.85
1.85
19%
Mining
Apr
\ 02
42.
1.80
Feb
Nov
common
—
19%
7%c
see page
Glenn
Mar
warrants
Dec
1.41
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Mfg class
YeUowknife
Glacier
Jan
20c
10 %c
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Dec
23tic
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29c
4,413
III
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151,980
16% May
16,420
•
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Cralgmont Mines
25c
Dec
91,300
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Zinc—
21c
9.65
42c
10
_
Lead
8,700
35,559
30c
Hl00
Imperial
1.25
12,116
Sep
3.70
•
B
5.666
12c
11%
May
29c
1
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Chiboug
Distillery
8%c
1.75
14
37c
Exploration
35,600
1.80
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I
Gordon
8c
*
10%
3.50
Copp Clark Publishing
Coppercorp Ltd
1.72
1.72
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Drilling
Wares
Scientific
1.50
57c
•
Steel
Mines
12%
IIIII
Z_2
—
1.65
1.73
;L..
Preferred—
Genex
137
1
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Class B preferred
1.70
1%
15c
3.55
.
16c
7,100
16c
1.81
—
3.90
Ltd"_.".IIl
Consolidated Sudbury Basin
Consolidated West Petroleum
Consumers Gas Co common
2.00 May
Dec
52,000
9 VaC
32%
Motors
3.70
37 %c
-
Sep
6 VaC
1.47
8 VaC
8
IIII_l20c
Jan
General Petroleum
Class A
;
j
Mines
85c
1.35
V2C
Mar
70c
3.00
1
Red
Poplar
Regcourt Mines
Sannorm
Dec
——_
Jan
l
Mine—
4c
46c
1
S)..,
4.10
May
Sep
i
Oils.
21,400
v
39
:
A
Bakeries
21c
i
Mines
8c
•
Development
General Dynamics
17
Mines
7c
!!__•
General
20% Dec
—1
Explor
7c
—
prior preferred
Mines Ltd
—„i.
Jan
3%c
Mines
Nov
100
Sep
24c
Mosher
Consolidated
Sep
lie
•
5%%
Geco
12%
Zl
Morrison
Dec
46
.
28.515
common
8c
45c 49 Vic
Smelting
May
13
Apr
Jan
6c
Power
12%
_HHIl
&
15c
Nov
10 Va
40
19c
Mining
9,400
10c
_
25
16c
10
preferred
15,000
11%
Ltd
475
1.42
_
Ltd.
Jan
13c
HH
Oiis
; 7c
13,600
45
Mar
18c
•
24
"
Mac
9 Vac
13 Va
illy
Apr
12
Dec
*
preferred
9 Vic
7c
Howey Gold
Consolidated Marbenor Mines
Consolidated Marcus Gold Ltd
9c
Aug
9 %
Feb
20 %
1.80
common..,.-
9c
2 50
Consolidated
9c
—20
Ltd
21%
10
Arrow
1,105
50c
'Hi;
9c
33c
;i.
Mines
Co
Ltd
Gatmeau
54c
13 %c
40c
Flin
Halliwell
9%
H
(Charles) class
3c
6%c
Mines
9%
9%
18
Jan
J
10
Debentures
Frosst
1.02
Consolidated Denlson Mines
Warrants
Consolidated Fenimore
260
50c
—
Mines
Frobisher
1.500
...
Consolidated Discovery
Consolidated Dragon Oil
18%
1
HI
I
Petroleum
Jan
9.20
4,250
HI!""
Gamma
18%
•
Companies
3.10
Dec
5c
Oil
Callinan
20
1
A
(U
Fraser
160
_H
Jan
.1
class
Francoeur
1.50
Mines
14 Va
j
Apr
1.25
H'HHH _1
.
6,276
i
Dec
13
5c
-
Allenbee
15Va
25c
Co
Foundation
1.22
~H
Bellekeno
15
1
Canadian
10
Mines
15%
13 Va
Candy
3-70
Consolidated
92%
;
Canada...—
5c
i
~
22%
Nov
Nickel
24
.,.7
Dec
l
Trust—:
common
Nov
4.75
1
Mines
14
49
Manufacturing
Motor
1.23
1
„■
314
3,583
p
Grain
1
-75c
common—.
15%
51%
•
Mining
Mining
1
__H.
May
15
49 Va
.*
A—
Uranium
Fittings
26c
1
Feb
35c
2-90
Life
Jan
37
:
Jan
Dec
I2;- -.Jan
•
15%
common
Fargo Oils Ltd
Feb
9.40 May
5.744
1
Consolidated
For
78c
10.485
Equipment
National
of
raraday
Jan
Dec
2%c
49c
1
Confederation
165
i
h
49 Va
-1
Players
Farwest
Sep
14c
1.40
■
Coniaurum
July
53
Nov
5.95
Combined Enterprises
Offered
200
Jan
45c
_
Com moil
Va'
52 :i,4,
101 Va
"*>%' Dec
*
Ltd
Farmer
20%
35c
1
Metals
131 it July
15% May
Dec
32
Jan
24 % Mar
'
Jan
32%
32
'•"'160?'
Oct
13 %
Dec
Apr
5%
common—1
Explorers Alliance
Oct
10 %c
1.30
Mines.
170
7 %'
B
Fatima
5.50
Cellulose
Combined
Jan
23
48c
Willans
Gold
20
3,380
11
7 Va
Insurance..
Falconbridge
1.32
Mines
Lake
8.75
610
21
Apr
•
Corp
Famous
5.65
_
8.75
11
Jan
35% July
21 % May
Jun
Developments
Flooring class
Class
Fanny
.1
Mining & Smelting—__
Knitting common
Reco
•
Eureka
9 Vic
Sep
126
2.500
Rio
Erie
Life
15% May
5c
55
8.975
Athabaska
Sol
6c
11 % Mar
100
13%
Farm
Julv
350
12%
Cochenonr
153
192
13
Smelting-
8.50
20 Vt
.
31% Mar
20
Corp Ltd.
..
15:%
Mar
,
1.11
Jan
—
Mines
Dec
16%
1.11
Cocksbutt
Apr
23 %
29%
1.05
&
Feb
16%
Quartz
Mining
40c
29%
1.05
Bar
140
8.825
9.275
Mines-
2.135
11
•
Jan
8%
Mines
2.080
—1
""""
19 Vn
20%
Dec
Sep
18%
—
class
Mining
1.12 Mar
12%
Min
Jan
-
97
Common
El
30% May
52,425
Chromium
Oct
44
Mines
74c
80c
41%
Co.
Eldrich
Dec
5c
Cop
43c
6,638
211
•„
Feb
Dec
3%c
Jaculet
2,500
95c
1,020
common
Jan
29c
10.321
2
55c
88c
3,871
...
Investment
20'%
22
4c
Gold
15c
Oil
84c
Nov
Sep
10
-10
Mines
Nov
49c
90c
1
A
Elder
1,015
.
Eastwood
Jan
7.867
24%
Warrants
Chibougamau
15
30c
Jan
8.50
40c
24%
Porcupine
19VaC
9
Gold
12 % July
24%
8.833
Kayrand
14%
7% Mar
36c
II.HI!!!_„1
__
1.85
24%
522.379
Oil
Sep
138% 138%
15c
Chesterville
70c
Amphl
Empire
24%
Gold
Oct
98
__r
Nov
11%
62
Dec
11%
820
21c
Del
9 VaC
1
Mines
Nov
Aug
July
1.47
Pat
55,634 ™
50 Va
Mines
9%
17c
Central
14c
19
.
4.00
14c
Central
11c
98
Petroleum
Nov
1.15
Asbestos
Mar
11 Vac
8%
Minerals
Jan
19c
Oil
&
5%
1.30
Cree
Oils
2.60
"l
<R
Dynamic
41
_1
Cram
Jan
25
Mines
Coulee
Duvex
2.90
160
Explorations
Gold
25c
48%
Ltd
59
Met
Class
Jan
Nov
Co
8%
—25
.
34c
Jun
45
8
20c
„
Dec
15c
98
.
59
v.'.
24%
■.'■
74c
10c
22,875
common—
East
•
common
Sep
13c
—
Dec
Erin
Cosmos
75c
Oct
33C
Dec
Can
Corby
Mines
Industries
Brewery
Duvan Copper
8%
Can
Con west
Donalda
11%
.100
Corp
May
25c
Dow
25% Mar
Dec
20c
Dover
Dec
Dec
Westinghouse
A
15%
Jan
Jan
15
Dec
J,
Corp
Mar
49
common
7%
42c
Candore Exploration
Class
4.10
6.05
Textile
10%
A
Vickers
Canadian Wallpaper Mfrs class B_
Canadian Western Natural Gas—
5%% preferred
Coniagas
Nov
Dominion
4o0
Canadian
Conduits
July
240
„*
Oil
Canadian
Aug
40c
Apr
24c
23.50
650
8
preferred
10%
8%
Preferred
7%
Gold
Petrofina
Columbia
Dec
3.60
59
...«
Jan
100
Chemical
&
6%
10c
Railway
Canadian
Coin
Tar
3.45
«
.
3.35
*
j*
6%
*
•—
19c
22:%
Coal
&
3.45
■
common
Dec
6,720
"
Invest
*
Inca
Pacific
Canadian
Cody
Dominion
85c
Sep
18.086
,.'
80
common..*
Stores
9%
Jun
2.38
Northwest Mines
Canadian Gil Cos common
Circle
2.00
3.20
12
2.15
Canadian
Chimo
Steel
Dominion
1
4.25
Canadian
Chib
Dominion
9%
Nov
2.20
1
Industries
Chiboug
Feb
Aug
1.69 Aug
Jan
65c
48c
Hydrocarbon
Cheskirk
4.55
3.755
3.45
Warrants
Charter
Magnesium
Sep
15%
Oil
Canadian
Central
Dominion
Sep
15
Oils
Canadian
Cayzor
24 % July
33
6%
46c
Canadian General Securities class
Canadian High Crest
Cassiar
Jan
90c
15
;
23c
1,600 *
Jan
1.85
lOVaC
common._•
__.
Oct
2.50
._!—100
"
17,900 '.
30c
30c
•
Dominion Foundry & Steel
Preferred
—__1
July
27
125
1.670
94.300
76c
10
16 % May
Scottish
48c
common-
Preferred
July
•
Apr
Dominion
16%
class
15c
,
2.50
24% July
l
Morse
99,875
58
Vj
32%
...
Sep
13
•
Products
20c
Jun
Jun
48
30
common
_•
Food
17c
13c
♦
Petroleum
Oct
18
B
Canadian
Cariboo
4.10
Dome
19 V*
7%
common—
Oil
4.345
Dec
30 %
—
100
•
Petroleum
9%
Dec
6c
2
.
...
Mines
18%
1.30
8
:
Dominion
Dome
1.130
16%
7%
Seagrams
Dominion
•
Canadian
8%
1
Jun
7
1
—,
Wright
20,275 "
25c
17% July
1.10
3
11c
18c
1
....
1'
66% July
7
common
9c
High
1.35
25c
Oils
42%
11
875
28%
Mines
Palmer
Apr
1.024
16%
Jan
13c
Delude
Sep
360
1.26
•
%C
9
I,
T
Mines.
33%
.
14
25
Pete
6C
Jun
Gold
4.158
6.80
16%
135
—1
—
4,152
■V -
6.35
19%
—25
49
—„—
Sep
Sep
13%
•
.
47
9%
Mining
Mines.
52
6.50
v-a-ai.-—
2.85 Mar
933
13%
.A*
A__
18.000
1
-
Brewis
Distillers
14
Fairbanks
Deldona
39%
36%
Dredge Dock
Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian Export Gas &
5.00 May
100
14
Steel
Mines
Horn
339
35%
Drawn
Da ragon
Deer
11
14
Devonian
Aug
1.25 May
8%
36%
Canadian
70
Mar
10%
*
Canadian
Dec
50c
165
10%
400
10c
47
i
Explorers
20,250
•
Low
1.50
10c
.5
—
Daering
44
common
class
55
1.05
Decoursey
Aluminium common.*
Curtis
b'r
Apr
Range for Year 1959
Jan
55
7c
Preferred
Class
57
Oct
Sales
Shares
1.45
iiiniii
—.
Minerals
4.80
—
Canadian
Dec
44%
54%
Canadian
Crush International Ltd—
Nov
45%
7c
Collieries
Feb
26c
110
53
Chieftain
Canadian
Crow pat
44
$1 %
preferred
Canadian Chemical
Canadian
Jau
Nov
425
%
53
Celanese
2.35
y9c
.
High
Low
common
Zellerbach
4.30
_j._
preferred
Crown
46%
20
Canners
Feb
44
B
warrants
Canadian
76 V*
Sep
Timber
Pershing
4.75
Commerce
Breweries
British
Croinor
1
Minerals
of
Crestbrook
Feb
—♦
common
12.50
Astoria
Jan
100%
46
70c
Petroleum
Cable
<fc
Canadian
Canadian
56
warrants
;
Wire
Canadian
...10
Mtge
Oiis
Canada
37%
Nov
2,420
10,191
Par
19%
45%
;
Canada
1.22
High
80
54
Monday, January 25, 1900
.
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Dec
45%
A
class
B
Canada
260
32c 33 %C
Packers
Class
55%
1.20
—
Warrants
Canada
Low
20
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Range for Year 1959
High
common
preferred
Canada
Friday
for Week
of Prices
.
(Range for Week Ended January 22)
Sales
Sale Price
STOCKS
.
7%
220
1.55.
400
54%
75
Dec
-
Jan
7%
411
Aug
6c
'
Sep
19c
HViC
Jan
24 %c
Nbv
Dec
58c
Jan
4 VaC
Dec
11c
4.25
Nov
10
Apr
Jan
8
Dec
4
51
1.11
4?
Dec
82%
Oct
6%
Feb
Dec
Apr
Dec
1.95 May
Jan
77
'
7%
19% May
16
.
U
Jun
„
Nov
Number 5919
191
Volume
The Commercial
...
and Financial Chronicle
/
...
.
(421)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Par
A——
Mfg class
Oil Co Ltd—
Home
100
5
27 %
27
28
3,815
;
11%
—I. •
B
&
''Class
Home
Smelting.
Bay Mining &
Bay Oil
Hudson
Hudson
12%
11%
11
11%
4.50
■
11%
4.40
4.60
Huron
& Erie Mtge—
Hydra
Explorations
-—--
——1
imperial Oil
-7
!
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordlnary_5
6% preferred. —-1.*—4.86%
■P: $4%. • preferred
—iJ——100
common—*
-*
10
warrants
warrants
1959
——
Mines
Glass
Bay
Iron
Irocp'-ois
Iso
Mines
Nov
1,200
3.35
Dec
50%
51%
1,600
47','2
12%
12%
13%
15,375
10%
58
57%
58
550
—
"
37c
42c
11,320
60%
60
61
8%
8%
8%
2,895
34c
32c
38c
12,437
35
34%
78
35%
12,576
11%
11%'
78
11'
.:
1,582
50
5,763
5%
5%
78%,
78%
25
35%
35
36
3,415
11%
11%
11%
300
40%
39Tb
•
50
5%
50
365
Gold
Preferred
71 %
Aug
92
Jan
Sep
33
46%
Jan
11 %
Nov
5
14%
6
Sep
83
Oct
32%
11
Jun
53% July
5%
Nov
4%
5%
5%
5%
1,045
4.30
J^n
Sep
14%
14%
14%
210
13%
Sep
1.60
1.60
1.60
1,200
41C
42c
1,505
14%
15
175
12c 12 %c
22,600
97%
99
6,958
42%
651
1.10
41 %c
Jan
Jan
106
Dec
29 V4
Nov
400
400
57 :i4
59%
4,674
5.00
865
4.60
33
34
1,290
21%
1.75
17,650
2.55
2.75
4,500
14%
14%
400
43c
43c
52c
50,200
33c
24c
67c
783,109
1.35
1.25
1.36
17,950
25c
28c
4,300
1.60
20
6%
100
1
10c
10c
11c
13.120
1
12c
12c
14c
2.20
2.35
6%
1
12%
9
9%
1,110
8%
.120
43c
4,850
59
1.50
Dec
3.05
Sep
16%
Aug
30c
Sep
82c
Apr
10c
Mar
34c
Dec
Cinch
Lake
Dufault
Sep
21c
Feb
9c
Dec
34c
Jan
1.90
Jan
8%
Jan
11%
Apr
8
Sep
11%
Apr
Sep
69c
Apr
54
Feb
45c
Feb
200
53
200
21c
Nov
17c
52,489
12c
Sep
Feb
35c
Dec
72c
Feb
1,200
14c
Sep
28c
Jan
1.55
Dec
1,110
6%
Dec
7
7 ?
6%
425
3.75
3.75
3.85
9%
9%
9%
340
7c
8c
29.200
8c
._1
Nov
7.20
12 Ye
Apr
14c
Mar
Nov
18 %
20 7b
10,288
-1
3.70
3.65
3.80
8.955
1.69
1.65
1.80
6,800
Jan
4.10
Jun
Sep
2.35
2.17
Jun
10,100
32c
Sep
10c
4,000
9c
Mar
27
27%
1.420
25
Nov
25
27
1,619
24
Dec
31% Mar
Dec
11%
27
7%
200
70c
500
60c
Dec
73c
86c
10,300
60c
Jan
2.60
150
Nov
3.25
2.65
2.45
8c
6,500
6c
Nov
17c
18c
4.500
18c
Dec
4.10
4.50
790
30c
30c
2,500
4.15
4.15
100
8c
..1
4.10
-_1
1
-
>———r
4.60
4.75
3.45
323,277
.10
32%
33
100
89c
93c
28,800
..3
24%
24%
882
24%
4.00
22c
2.61
—-
class
A pfd.
Oct
22%
Oct
28%
Jan
22
Feb
19%
Jan
_Il
1.35
1.10
Sep
-1
7%c
7c
8%c
11,000
6c
Nov
3%c
3%c
3 %c
6,000
1.92
3,900
Ltd———
—.*—
Sep
30%
Aug
505
26%
Dec
32,
1,006
24%
Dec
40%
May
Feb
.26
3,191
25
Sep
42
Feb
40%
41%
271
40
Sep
48
May
8.10
8.70
1,310
6.25
Oct
17% Mar
•
,.>7
7
225
7%
,,«-•+
15
Dec
Jan
6%c Jan
26c
Mar
Oct
Glc
July
13c
18c
68,600
52c
49c
53c
5,600
32c.
29c
33c
37,700
14C
NOV
46c
Jan
7c
7c
5c
NOV
23c
Jan
7c
7c
7%C
4c
Nov
18c
17 %C
19C
10,200
10c
Aug
40c
Jan
11
15c,
16,600
7c
Jan
22 %c
Oct
12 %C
%c
ll%c Feb
Mines
Moore
Mt
For footnotes,
25c
45c
Aug
1.80
16 %c
16 %c
17c
32,900
10%c
Dec
1.06
1.05
1.09
16,750
88c
Sen
9c
8c
9%C
22,800
6c
Dec
3.10
Jan
.
Jun
12
3.35
Nov
14%
200
58c
63c
24,300
79c
85c
7,600
1.80
1.80
1.90
8,975
24c
23c
24c
5,557
20c
85c
95c
13,475
67c
12%c Mar
:
16% Aug
Dec
6c
12%
9%c
25
9%
72c
2.60
2.90
Dec
Chemical
&
27c
22%
Jan
29
'Jun
39%
Nov
42
May
"6%
Jan
9
Dec
60c
Sep
16%
Dec
20 % May
130
45
Oct
50
8,545
30
46
40
42%
1.25
46% July
52c
52,868
48c
Sep
July
44c
55c
31,500
38c
Sep
68c
Aug
15c
July
39c
Mar
1.04
20c
11,600
16%
16%
16%
5,784
14%
Feb
18%
Apr
16 %
16%
16 %
50
14%
Feb
18%
Apr
5c
Nov
14c
Jan
Jun
18c
20c
Dec
19
49
Jan
56% Aug
7c
8c
30;000
4%c
Dec
20c
Jan
14c
3,000
16c
Mar
17%
185
Mines
Bidlamaque
New
i
1
Continental Oil of Canada——*
30c
15c
33c
33c
——,—50c
1
-1
*
16c
2.25
6%c
Mines
1
Gold
Mines
Pete—-—
Davies
Delhi
New
Dickenson
New
Goldvue
New
Harricana
Mines
Mines—.——
Mines
*
Mines
Mines
Manitoba Mining
New
1.
& Smelting
—_1
10c
Senator
New
Superior
New
Taku
1
„—
'•
Nipissing Mines
Nisto
Mines—
—
20c
Dec
69c
Mar
ll%c 15 %c
312,100
5c
Jan
11 %c
Aug
30c 34 %c
64,200
24c
Nov
43c
Jan
34c
11,000
21c
Dec
73c
Jan
Apr
Mar
33c
16c
1,200
13c
Nov
36c
15c
16c
10,000
12c
Dec
38c
2.21
2.30
4,560
Dec
3.28
Sep
%c
9c
64,325
Dec
11 %c
Apr
Dec
15c
Jan
6
2.20
5c
19c
90,715
8c
97c
1.10
49,800
61c
Sep
8c
9%c
15,435
6c
Sep
10c 11 %c
23,000
6%c
Jan
25c
14c
Dec
41c
Mar
Apr
55c
Mar
lie
18c
1.53 Mar
2,600
1,635
17%
1
2.79
21%
1.01
1.47
Dec
Jan
45% July
37% Dec
27%c Apr
35c
36c
1.10
1.24
218,625
68c
Dec
2.71 May
6c
6c
4%c
Dec
9%c Feb
9%c
11c
2,500
47,100
8c
Nov
26c
May
5c
6c
10,000
4c
Nov
10c
May
56c
58c
17c
17c
60c
68c
65c
12 %c
50c
Sep
5,600
5,200
45c
Dec
6%C
1.25
5c
11,500
Sep
1.18 Mar
1.20
8%c Feb
Aug
*
17c
18c
3,000
15c
Jan
30c
Mar
45
46%
5,885
44%
Sep
58
Mar
95c
1.17
71,300
80c
Dec
6c
—
6c
4c
Nov
13 %c
Feb
Mar
--
21c
3.40
21c
23c
20c
Nov
43c
3.35
3.55
5,065
3.00
Sep
4.50 Mar
Normetal Mining Corp
1
*
12c
13c
7,500
9c
Sep
27c
Jan
11c
3,200
7c
Nov
Mar
10 /2c
12c
10c
22c
1
11 %c
13c
22,500
9c
Nov
36c
Jan
25o
———-50
2.68
2.68
2.95
2,580
Preferred
20
20
265
Warrants
—.—r~*-—•———-—-
Nickel
Norpax
*
Norsyncomaque
Mining
Northcal Oils Ltd
^
Canadian Oils common
North
1
Rankin
North
Preferred
LO4
pOc
•
34-is
52
——;
,
*
1957 warrants
*
Northern Canada Mines
•
Northern Ontario Natural Gas——*
Northern Quebec Power preterred___50
Northern Telephone
20
Warrants
Ltd
Utilities
Oils
Northwestern
70 %
90c
Ormsby Mines
16,102
55c
2,900
75c
2.55
Dec
35c
/
1.80
Jan
Feb
24 %
Dec
Oct
4,650
45
530
40
5,105
1.90
2.20
8,664
3.00 May
5.00
Jan
1.20
1.21
Nov
1.85
Apr
14%
15%
1,150
2,320
1.10
43
43
75
34%
3.15
3.45
1.10
1.10
20c
72
18
Oct
Sep
49
Feb
Dec
2.60
79
•4.00
Feb
1.00
1.40
Sep
Dec
42c
70
Dec
80
May
30c
Mar
13c 15 %c
24,350
10c
Sep
1.05
4,900
85c
Dec
14c
14%C
4,200
12c
Sep
8%c
6c
Dec
71c
75c
6,000
5,918
57c
12
Sep
Sep
2.00 May
'
,23c
'
Page
2.55
5745
May
225
55c
5,805
45c
Dec
1.35
3,500
lie
Nov
23c
14c
10
28%
15c
•.
;
6c
May
17c
July
28%
8
Feb
10
26
Jan
30%
Sep
12% Mar
7.00
24%
145
21%
Jan
28%
8.15
14,130
1.14
426,650
43C
July
9%c
18,000
6c
Oct
13C
Mar
32c
Nov
65c
Mar
7
7%
550
32c
34c
6,600
11%
12
13,096
8.10
8.50
200
7.15
Oct
27%
28
1,995
26%
Oct
36 % Mar
50c
50c
4,700
26 %c
Nov
60c
37c
40c-
29c
Nov
95c
Jan
Sep
79c
May
Jan
13c
Mar
3c
4c
33,500
Jan
3.25 Aug
Oct
5.30
Jan
Dec
5c
Feb
Dec
T.25
Apr
11c
2%c Oct
94c
97c
7,800
94c
5%C
6%c
19,700
4c
Dec
80c
68c
80c
12,074
Glc
Dec
25
25
25
10
22
Feb
27%
Nov
13%
13%
14
670
12%
Jan'
19%
Jun
15c
15c
17c
33,625
lie
Nov
9c,
10c
14,800
6c
Nov
17c
Feb
I
lie
7,000
8%c
Dec
20c
Mar
98c
Sep
6c
2.15
Feb
1
—
1
1
__
9%c
10c
•
lioo
'•
28,665
33c
36c
38,200
11
10%
11%
23,789
103
99
103
1,225
10c
10c
8,000
4.85
200
%c
12,600
1.21
1
•
1.28
33c
10c
-11
'
4.75
i
13 %c
--
11 j3
\8-i°
:2"*
.
——2—20c
Porcupine :
Pamour
Mines
Parmaque
1.21
4.75
12 %C 13
25 %c Jan
10%
100
8c
4.50
10c
Jan
Dec
Oct
Feb
Dec
42%c Mar
21c
4,720
1.43
;
113
22c
6.00
28c
Pato Consol
Gold
—2
Paymaster Consol
FCE Exploration Ltd—,
Peerless
c
—
—
;
Exploration
Pembina Pipeline common
Penmans
common———-2
Jan
Jun
Pickle
Jan
Pitch
Aug
Jun
May
Gas
permo
'Perron
Peruvian
Gold Mines
Ore Uranium
Crow
65c
9c
13c
99,600
3.05
*
—
1
1
3.05
200
1.00
3.45
200
3.40
60c
—
*
"
1
65c
6c
2.80
3,205
Jan
12%
Jun
2.15
Dec
Oct
18c
3,000
12c
Sep
23c
128,050
20c
Jun
39 %C
8%
845
30 %
80
-80c
83c
3,940
20c
20c
.
21c
99c
99C
1.03
1.15
82 c
70c
85c:
Gc
1.02
6q
.
Oct
11%
6% Nov
Mar
Feb
Nov
24,950
18c
30
Jan
27C
29c 34 %C
83c
6c
18%
20c
30
108
75c
93c:
Nov
Feb
8%
Sep
May
45c
19c
32c
—
2.60
Oct
Nov
16c
20c
•
60C
4,000
2.70
*
—1
1
* '
1 '
50c
—
1
---J
1.25
10%
64c
100
—*
Canada—
.
7,550
2,260
--
8 %
Nov
7
26C
3.45
;
& Oil preferred-^—;
Gold Mines.—
Oil & Mines.
i._2_"
Petrol Oil & Gas
—
—
Phillips Oil Co Ltd——
2_
2.05 Mar
47c
16%
50c
37c
Mar
1.40 Mar
•
of
Patino
SeD
30c
33c
Pamoil Ltd
24
Jan
July
50
110
10
7%C
JUC
1
Palliser
10,340
Feb
Jan
12%
52c
9^»c
—
Hershey Tubes—
Petroleum —
3,791
12,076
9c
Apr
1.07 May
18
84c
1
•Warrants
Jan
15c
.
12%
7.65
*
Petroleums
Pacific
Sep
Jan
16c
80c
'
*
—
Mines
Dec
19
Jun
41
7,725
44%'Aug
Sep
12%
3,000
70%
13
100
18c
10
1
Wholesale
Lake
Jan
Dec
19%
11{2
54c
;
—2
1.08
44
*
;■—
Aug
1.98 May
19%
Jlc
——
—
85c
10,166
5,700
34%
ipe
Mines
Dec
Oct
32c
12
9yc
J
Copper
Opemlska
21c
92c
47c
1.20
7c
Supply pfd————-2
Ontario Loan & Debenture—
10
Orclian
May
--
Beauty
Ontario
78c
45c
f/i~c
Malartic
.Oleary
37c
Dec
95c
-,
*
—
1.40 Aug
27c
3.45
1.10
20c
——
Mines—
O'Brien
Gold Mines
Ocean Cement
Okalta
Oils
-2Lake
1.80
Sep
__
1
—r
Mines
Nudulama
'Obaska
15%
J
—
Beaucage——
Dec
96c
--
—20
pfd——100
Mines
Norvalie
85c
1.11
2.20
———
Northland
Nova
44
A
Class
140
97,365
10,142
—
1
warrants
North Star Oil common
A
Class
Feb
95c
1.16
45c
4-16
'
Uranium
Northspan
May
36
Dec
95c
45c
1
1
Northgate Exploration Ltd—
North Goldcrest Mines Ltd
4.60 Feb
Dec
2.25
21
1.05
95c!-l°
*
Coldstream
North
17%
Jun
Dec
1.15
1
Mines
Norlartic
,2.85
Jan
Jan
2.65 Mar
.
———
Mines
Nor gold
17
.
Jan
Dec
20c
Nov
11,987
1.45
5%c
1.40
Nov
45c
6,981
1,000
.
75c
1.40
30c
1,000
10,750
2.68
8%C
Jan
12c
44,015
8,200
17c
46
90°
———*
Mines
Norbeau
4,280
--
i-45
5 /aC
Gold--—-—-———1
*
Acme
Noranda Mines
29c 30 %c
01c
1
—}
J
Mines
Mar
l^c
-1
Smelting-
Nickel Mining &
12c
--
*
Oils—
Mines
Nov
5c
——
Rouyn
New
Dec
5c
—
*
1
Rouyn Merger—
New
1-17
—1
Mylamaque Exploration
Newnorth Gold Mines—
New
Jun
11c
°c
luc
"Sc
36c
Mines
Newlund
37c
6,000
19,500
iv^u
*
Jason
Kelore
Nov
17%
7c
^
*
New
Jan
14%
17c
16c
J
New Hosco Mines
12 %c May
Feb
14c
14c
Athona
Nor
14
740
5%c
1
1
1
Alger
New
Nov
320
1,640
51
17%
>——-——*
Uranium
New
5%
Dec
3.90
15%
7c
New
New
3.70
3.90
50%
15%
■;—- —10
New
Calumet
6,500
14%
B—
13c
Lab in e
Nesbitt
8%c
8c
Car
Products
Neon
Jan
35
1.03
41%
Jan
5
Feb
23%
Apr
May
50c
Mines
Nelk)
24
1.01
Feb
44c
Mines
Nealon
6c
40%
■
16% Mar
—5
com.
—-
Trust-——
—!
National
Oshawa
23 %
July
9c
Dec
Dec
50c
—1
Mines
_———
Steel
National
Osisko
1.01
Jan
■6c
1,215
41%
1
Exploration
National Hosiery Mills class
Jan
40%
Jan
3.75
406
17 %c 17 %c
National
Jan
23%
Feb
49c
Dec
4c
Apr
12%
850
5
—•
—1
:
2.10 July
495
45
*
1.00
Jan
410
•'
72c
1
^
Nov
1.35
19,856
41%
17 %c
50c'
1,630
6c
8:»4
:
Nov
500
12%
ADr
98c
45c
300
2.65
•2j65'
40%
——
Drug
Preferred
55c
1
Jan
1.90 Mar
Sep
90c
_
Jan
25c
July
14%
59c
24%
common
Creek
Nama
National
16c
1
see page
4,100
18,191
40%
Works———
Trust
Corp
Dec
24%
*—;
36c
2.19
24%
Minerals
Dec
--
—
33c
2.10
common———*
Wright Iron.
Multl
4 %c
——
-1
Jan
33c
2.14
*
40
A—
—
Locomotive
Montreal
25c
.r
Ltd
12%c
8V2C
—
Knitting
Montreal
1,350
.
••Maybrun
class
Porcupine
Moneta
14,500
Gardens——Maple Leaf Milling common.
Maralgo Mines
.'Maxwell
Sep
8%c
Parker Drilling-—
—'
7c
——-—1
:
Brewery
Monarch
20,183
1
convertible preferred.
10,500
"
7c
B
Rlver.
Marigold Oils
——
Maritime Mining Corp.
Martin-McNeely Mines
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common-.—
8c
•
;
Preferred
29c
1
Consol
Molsons1
2.80
3c
1——
7c
•
Corp.—
—
Mines
Ore
6c
Leaf
Matachewah
Min
2Gc
Ltd——1
Mines
Mining Corp
2.70
————
Barvue
Metals
Mindamar
26c
..20
Goldflelds—
7'/2 c
—"
Brick
Milton
2.80
——-
Bloedel class
48c
1
Orenada Gold
2.66
Sep
•
Uranium
Lake
,—
35C
7,750
9,000
7c
Magnet Cons Mines—_——
5%%
295
26
25%
1
&
Marcon
25%
20c
—1
—*
—
Petroleums
City
1
Bloedel & PoWell
Maple
Jan
18c
Red Lake—.—
Uranium
Mill
Milliken
...1
MaeMillan
Manitou
Feb
2.48
III
Cockshutt
Maneast
6c
Nov
41%
..1
Explorations —
class A pfd—'
Malartic
NOV
3C
25
III
Mines
Shoes
28,
27
—
Mines':
Majortrans
Jan
..1
—
Gas—
Mafetiilllan
Ma her
17c
25%
—t
Macleods
Madsen
283/4
2712
.30
--2
Mines \J——
MacLeod
27%
.30
Yellowknif e Gold Mines—
Macfie
1.61 Mar
8.15
Louvicourt Goldfield
•
110
8,460
25%
warrants
Macdonald
Feb
Dec
Oct
22
A
Lorado Uranium Mines—
Macassa
3.75
33 %
86c
1.60
30,150
*
Industries Gas——
Jun
6.00 Mar
Oct
1.40
•
Long island Petroleums—
Lynx
38c
Dec
32%
22
Iso
Warrants
Jun
5.80 May
85c
1.35
—
Lyndhurst
Jan
34c
•
Sep
22
.—■
Mining
Midwest
•
preferred
Point
Jun
ll%c
3.30 May
1.82
Mines——-—-Mines
1.47 Mar
Dec
„1
Gold
Gold
Midrim
1.50 Mar
2.65
73c
..1
Lexindin
Long
Feb
8% ;
..1
Gold
< M)
Aug
70c
.-1
■Lencourt
Loeb
132 %
8%
-
Candy—
Jones class A.———
A
15%c Apr
.10
..1
class
Jan
42c
..1
Secord
Cos
86c
38c
9%C
38c
i
—
•Preferred
Apr
21% July
Apr
61c
in
Gold Mines
Class.B
Apr
Apr
20%
30e
•
common
Oil
Nickel Rim
11%
8
20%
——-—
Loan
3.00 Mar
3.50
4%c
._1
Mining-
Little Long Lac Gold
Loblaw Groceterias
%c July
3,000
Mines——
&
26
5,353
■
Wasa
Apr
———-
Gas
Lake
2.80
33c
44
25c
1
Power
Jan
18c
Lmgman Gold
Osu Mines——
Shore
12%
2.00
Mines—.
Silver
Sep
7c
Nov
64c
18c
Exploration
class A
Lambton
6
29c
36c 39%c
—
—
Lake
Jun
3.15
,
Nov
1.95
„
Lamuque
Sep
0
—
Mines—
1.07
20c
—I_15c
I—III—I
Mines—-——
Lake
Class
Aug
4.25 Mar
Jun
;.
Dec
Apr
Aug
25c
New
39 %
Jan
12
14c
Labrador Mining &
Lobiaw
Dec
7% May
Jail
44
27
;*
Jan
OCt
28c
Ltd
Cement
10,585
41c
44
—1
.——
Townsite
(John)
9,500.
8%
42c
r-
Ltd
Minerals
6%
9
.10
warrants.——-—
C
Kirkland
Leik-h
Jun
2.75 July
48% Mar
31%
1
—-
Mines
Light &
New
—.
Copper
Lawson
Jan
45c
Dec
1.60
May
42%
9% Jan
5c
Sep
1.05
34
Dec
50c
Mines
Uranium
Midcon
Feb
Apr
4.80
1.75
Apr
Dec
840
2.70
3.25
70c
Sep
Meta
Oct
31
1,707
1
1
Dev
Mining
Island
Mexican
28%
Jan
83
9%'
14%
7%
% 16% Mar
15
1.25
1
Aug
7%c
5.00
._10
7% Mar
24
Oct
32c
Apr
7%. Jan
Sep
17%
i
Sep
''Feb
41% July
16% July
Nov
100
33
Feb
'
95
Sen
462
"25c
Douglas class A———
; Warrants
——1——
Kelvin at or of Canada
—— —
Kenville Gold Mines—
Kerr-Addison Gold
—
Laura
Dec
3,619
Kelly
Langis
Jan
5%
58
May
12%
47c
4.80
.10
■
—
Mining Co
La Luz
80
Sep
Dec
20%
—
Pound Pet—
jupiter Oils —————
Lake
Oct
4.60
•
Dec
50c
9
20%
5
Aug
36c
4.65
1
Jumping
Lake
61%
9%
Manville
Lakeland
Dec
1.20
——
Warrants
Lafarge
30c
5.00
—-
Joliet-Quebec Mines—
Joiismlth Mines
Labatt
56
48
42%
—
B_————
Preferred
Class
Jan
140
14%
jockey Club Ltd common.
Kirkland
49
Mentor Expl &
Merrill
27%
Jan
,
45%
2.25
joburke
Kilembe
2iy«
Nov
98%
———
(1939)—..
Mihes
Mines
Jowsey
63% Mar
Dec
41%
.35c
Lake
Jellicoe
Johns
5.25 Mar
Oct
20%
1
Apr
275
.20C
Mining-
Exploration
Jefferson
'■■J:
July
3.80
■
Gold
McWatters
3.60
.
Red
Medallion Petroleums
44
33
31
100
•
1.23
Lake—;
McMarmac
Jan
46 %
33
28%
High
Low
High
Low
*
Range for Year *959
Shares
1
Lake
Nov
Nov
—1
preferred--
Red
for Week
of Prices
——,—*
5%
Sep
—-:—
—
Grain
20%
.,
37%
1
jacobus
jaye
Dec
4.80
-—
Walte
Jack
10%
405
Jan
38%
—
Interprovinclal Pipe Line
—
Interprovinclal Steel —
Investors Syndicate class A-—_—
Irish Copper Mines—-.
Mclntyre Porcupine new common.^,
21
115
-1
—20..
Inspiration
International Bronze Powders com
International Molybdenum
International Nickel Co pommon—
International Petroleum ——-——
Interprovinclal Bldg Credits com..
2,503
Dec
985
Warrants
1955
•;
10%
38
t
——-
McCabe
Mar
35 %
44%
$2preferred-,-'Jl—-—.———50
5 Va f'o
preferred
—50
Ingersoll Machine class A———
-*
"Preferred
Nov
Par
Mar
51 %
•
Imperial Bank —
i
1()
Imperial Investment class A————•
Class A rights——
————
Imperial Life Assurance-——
-10
■
7
37
ZI*
!—20
Inglis (John) & -Co__
Inland Cement Co preferred
Inland Natural Gas common—
26%
3,069
——
Industrial Accept Com Ltd
High
Jan
44
■1
3.65
Hovle Mining
4
McKenzle
•
——1
—20c
Pltfield_t>
Howard Smith Paper common—
Prior preferred —U
—1— 1—50
.
Low
5%
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
High
5%
•
A
Class
Low
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
5%
Consolidated Gold——
Bollinger
•' .*—"—r
.
(Range for Week Ended January 22)
for Week
of Prices
—*
—
7
■
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
Holden
Week's
t—;
~
,
41
.
■
Jan
36
Apr
66c
Dec
1.80
Jan
29c
Feb
13C
Nov
73c
Dec
1.75 Mar
30,400
95C
Dec
2.79 May
9,775
16,142
75C
6,200
900
6,200
..
60C
_
„
5%c
Nov
1.64
Jan
Oct
1.25 May
Dec
12c
Mar
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
CANADIAN MARKETS
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Development
Placer
1
Power
Corp
Prairie
Oil
Roy
Praisie
Pipe
Mfg
Electric—
President
Preston East
900
34c
Dec
47c
May
Nov
70
93c
54%
54%
741
52%
2.25
2.41
5,000
1.85
Mar
Sep
4.55
Dec
5.00
Transcontinental
Triad
i
•
Sep
3.25
3.35
645
3.80
4.00
3,025
1.25
1.25
1.30
11,400
1.20
Nov
2.45 Mar
4.90
4.80
4.90
695
4 40
Dec
8.35 Mar
2.61
2.45
2.62
65c
67c
2,425
2.42
.2.40
2.55
22,223
6%c
6 Vie
8c
3.50 Nov
30,564
67c
15,500
Trinity
Ultra
Shawkey
Union
1st
Dec
5.00
Jan
2nd
Dec
1.10
Jan
Union
2.25
Sep
3.30
Jan
5c
Nov
12c
Jan
preferred
2.20
55c
,
prefaced
Class
Union
—
6f Canada
Gas
A
preferred
20c
7,834
15C
Nov
76c
Mar
United
Canso
7,600
21 Vic
Dec
77c
Mar
United
Corps Ltd
18c
24.800
lie
47c
Sep
Mar
5c
5c
1,200
3VaC Nov
7 Vic Mar
2.85
3.05
2,600
2.50 Aug
7.25 Mar
13c 13% c
13 Vac
4.700
10c
B
United
61c
11.066
45c
Dec
95c
Jan
United
1,986
14
Sep
22"%
Jan
United
Steel
Uc
33%c
Jun
United
Telefilm
14c
16c
5,575
10%
11%
3,685
9%
Sep
Sep
9c
4.818
8c
Dec
63c
62c
68c
34,750
44c
Jan
34c
34c
38c
11,000
18c
July
L38
1.45
1,920
-
Ranger Oil
Reef
1514 Mar
17c
1.81 Mar
65c
Mar
2.28
1.30 Oct
Feb
66.750
24c
Oct
75c
Jan
Ventures
97.750
30c
Nov
64c
Jun
Athabasca
5c
4,500
4c
Nov
10c
Feb
Victoria &
25
26
715
SeD
40
1.64
1.70
700
32c
42c
58.900
7c
8%c
1
Uran—
25
July
Rowan
Feb
Wainwright
6 Vic
Nov
13c
Feb
Walker
3,900
17c
Dec
Jan
1.07 Mar
525
13c
26,200
25c
30c
30,700
6Vic
8c
—50c
.10
6%
81 Vi
8c
8c
1
9c
5c
18,525
Nov
6Vi
75
Oct
80
Gas
80
8.00
2,226
2,695
18
210
!17
Nov
11%
11%
1,823
9
Mar
13c
1,000
9c
12
17%
12
17%
3,390
Warrants
Sapphlrfe
1
13
—
Metal
Security
50c
—
-
Freehold
A
Shawinigan Water A Power com
_
Class A
preferred—
Jan
Westburne
July
Feb
Jan
50
--50
__
17%
Feb
19% Mar
Miller
23c
2.525
Wire
42%
42% "
Dec
48
May
Wood
20%
30
20
Dec
24
15
36
Dec
38
Oct
1.84 Mar
Nov
4.60
3.75 SeD
Jan
4.50
2.35 Nov
Jun
35c
35c
10%
10%
10%
550
33 %
33
33%
6.937
1.02
99c
1.05
34.040
2.50
2.50
2.60
1.873
1.05
Sep
28
28
320
26%
Feb
2.55 May
32% Mar
9c
Dec
21c
*
9 %C
9c
49
40c
10c
49
15,220
55,800
30
65c
22%e Sep
10%
65c
46
Jan
Dec
Jan
12
»
Feb
40
Dec
30% Sep
July
92c
Dec
51
Feb
82
May
49c
Mar
84%
84
18C
17%C
21c
66,000
14c
Dec
1.96
1.70
1.96
1,650
95c
Nov
2.50
18c
lie
Oct
22c
16c
8%c
180
19c
91.300
13c \
86,780
63% Feb
8c
Dec
18%
18%
1,398
3.10
3.25
1,300
39c
35c
41c
11.045
11c
lie
2,960
5%C NOV
—
17% Sep
3.00 Nov
29c
Dec
19c
1.40
*66c
43c
2,060
25c
Dec
2.00
2,933
40c
Dec
82c
30,000
6c
125
35% Oct
43%
4,739
68%
Jan
90
7,000
4c
Nov
5c
6c
12%
19,292
10%
22%
24
1.015
22%
18%
i
7e
Sylvan!te Gold
6,800
15%
Feb
35% Jun
15
Jun
19
Dec
12c
Jan
27c
1.10 July
5%C Nov
1.15
Dec
7c
v
16,000
11c
,
2,000
I6V2C
18c
1.90
65c
70c
34c
NOV
5,475
12c
28c
Dec
Apr,
1.90
Dec
93c
Nov
1.50
Mar
20 %c Mar'
8%c Sep
5,047
Apr,
4.10 Mar
Dec
8c
7,723
1.75
22c
Dec
8c
2.75
July'
6.75 Mar
Nov
3.75
500
1,100
Oct
8.40 Mar
40
32% Mar
13,800
2.75
10 %c
■-;
■
——
Jan ;
■
Oct
60c
53c
63c
1,100
50c'
5c
5%C
2,500
13%
15%
2,945
1.72
1.15
7,628
2.32
Feb \
1.09
Apr
9c
Feb
15%
Jan
Dec
4c
15
Oct
Novi
1.57
—
Oct
Oct
1.64
3.40
3.40
1.15
1.30
1.35
1.30
1.45
class
A
*
32%
33
90
^
48C
class
B
48c
—
A
50c
14%
500
19c
3.40
11
Jan
4.46
1.05 Aug
1.21 Dec
-
Jan
2.25 Feb
39%
Jan
Dec
41c
Nov
1.06
100
\
32%
820
50c
14%
*
Co class
Inlet
•
200
*
■
11
4,820
13%
Nov
19
July
Jan
28c
82,725
23c
Nov
«.*
32
32
34%
1,038
33
Sep
44%
Apr ",
33%
33%
34%
1,088
33
SeD
44%
14%
class A
14
.2,025
11%
Dec
24%
100 %
Oct
——
14% '
102
--
102
1.64
12%C Nov
20
1.52
100
1
100,050
108
Larder
(J)
2.60
95c
1.00
1,100
1
lie
11c
6,500
22c
——1
6%c
7c
5,000
11 %c
4.50
4.50
50
-
_
•
Indus
Woodward
Class
class
Stores
—
4.50
27%
•
A
class
Ltd
28
Apr
Apr
„
May
1.85
Jan.
Jan
Jan,^
Feb
6.00 May
350
30% Aug
1
■
5
A
warrants
A
18%
19
6.95
...
7.50
•'
1.34'
•
1.32
1.32
1
25c
20c
20c
5 ViC
Wright-Hargreaves
545
24%
Apr
289
13%
Apr
4,080
1.65
Feb
"
Yale
Lead
Zinc
&
Yankee
.
Oil
Canuck
Yellorex
Mines
Yellowknife
York
(H
G)
5c
6c
4%c
Dec
14c
7%c
9,000
6c
Dec
lie
Dec
1.02
1.09
24,240
97c
Jan
1.50
1.50
1.50
81c
77c
83c
4c
...
1
4c
24C
2.50
„
Metal
25c
Zenith
Electric
2.50
Zulapa
Mining
Zenmac
42c
7%c
*
<_1
Mines
Dec
16c
1.07
1
Mines
27C
July
July
1
Mines
Bear
Knitting class A
Young
Yukeno
71,300
23,000
40
1.44 May
8c
Apr
Oct
40c
Jun
Sep
Sep
35c
20c
2.45
400
••*
2.00 Aug
Dec
67c
18,500
2.50-
,
Jan.
3%c Dec
3,091
27c
1.64
Nov
1.50
28,400
..
5c
j;
«
11% Feb
18% July
3.15 Jan
4.00
100
16%
3,220
3.60
1,300
80c
13,633
25%
212
5
5%
245
Sep
3.00 Jun
11%
Dec
3.26 Nov
1.00
25
Jan
Aug
27c
Mar
4.25 Feb
17%
Feb
5% May
1.25
Apr
Jan
9
58c
Nov
89c
63c
63c
67c
3,600
2.30
2.80
648,618
2.04
2.04
2.15
9,250
1.60 8ep
1.75 Dec
31c
37c
37C
37c
3,100
53
53
55%
961
1.45
1,45
1.45
500
82C
J3
56c
85c
60,570
;
8%
9
——*
Mines Ltd
10
910
6C
5%C
7C
970
lOo
88C
98c
14,240
117,200
16
16
400
53c
13,300
-
—
49C
•
47c
Dec
50 V# Nov
1,25 Nov
35c
Nov
May
Apr
2.48
May
Aug
55c
74% May
1.99
99c
Oct
Jan
9% Nov
13 % July
4c
Sep
14 c
Dec
12% Feb
22%c Jan
Il
28C
28c
30c
4,500
24C
Sep
53
52%
54%
5,240
51
Jan
12%
12%
825
12% Nov
Apr
1.96 Jan
20
Aug
1.53 July
Apr
68% July
17
May
43%
43%
50
41
Dec
53
17
50
16
Nov
31
Feb
60
80
60
20
56
Jan
8C
60% May
8c
1,800
Nov
14c
38%
36%
37
2,060
38
Oct
75
35
Nov
43
7c
Jan
37
38
2.30
2.40
150
2.10 Dec
8,50 Jan
4.25
4.70
480
5.00 Oct
11% Jan
—
Last
STOCKS
in
Canadian
Week's
3.10 May
Feb
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Dollars
Sales
of Prices
Shares
V.
Low
High
_*
5
•—•
5
Anglo Canadian Pulp Paper—.
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
Asbestos
Corp
Range for Year 1959
;
'
Par
Gold
Bulolo
41%
41%
100
Low
fiHigh
25% Aug
7%
6%
7%
1,765
25
Dredging
24%
25%
1,795
4.50
4.25
4.50
1,020
17%
17%
2,634
17
32
103
28
Jan
33
295
46
Dec
32
32%
17%
A Dominion Sugar
•
Vinegars
i
•
General Investments
•
Canadian Ingersoll Rand———2—_*
——
32%
Canadian
Canadian
1
Marconi
Consolidated Paper
Preferred
1—
6%
Aug
8% Nov.
Sep
25
Dec
36 %
Feb
Jan
4.65
Apr
27%
Jan'
3.30
32%
38% July
38% Jun
'
Dec
Mines—.——.:
42%
75
14
14'
48
Jan
Jan
8
Mar
36
4,000
89%
Mar
5
4,659
19c
88
35
Sep
-
45
Feb
15c
Jan
33c
Aug
86
Dec
98
150
9%
1
37%
Aug
*18% Sep
Oct
1,765
19%
Jan
76
100
20%
22
540
115
--
25
27
75
—'■
38%
24%
24%
-
Feb
38%
*
50
;
975
18c
'
——-—10
(1956)
1
Copper
Gaspe
—-
160
5%,
41%
*
Linoleum——♦.
A
of Canada
Preferred
42%
—
Oilcloth
Dupont Co
37% •
37%
5%
—
'
*
OH _—:
Dalhousie
Dominion Glass common—
International Paper common.:
International Utilities
121
181
46
23%
Feb
29% Aug
73% Mar
.
115
__7.5o
5
——
Lotalaw inc
—.......
35% '
.,—.6
Pend
Oreille
Price
Bros
Mines...
Gen
Yukon Cons Gold
Zellers
Inv
*
30%
46
125
80
Nov
110
Jan
30% May
133
May
27% Mar
111
110
30%
Nov
40
Feb
2.00
2,015
Apr
Nov
37% July
167-
Seo
220
46'
3.00
.
1,090
30%
2.85
Apr
36% Mar
:
53% July
—-L
*
-
2.95
Jun
43%*
240
Sep
50
6%
6%
800
6
Sep
8
Jun
69C
69c
200
60c
Feb
99c
Jun
33
■—
—I
——~i——
1
42%
43
•
133
46
•——
Trust——*
Corp
35%-
129
—
1
————*
—
Canadian
Third
34%
130
Minnesota A Ontario Papers——2.50
Ogilvie Flour common——:
—•
33
25
32
Sep
39
Jan
"40% .May,
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OFrTOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
44% Jan
'
-—
Expressed
Friday;
Jun
17
2.30
15c
45c
17
aI
Toronto Star preferred
Towagmac Exploration.
5,325
Feb
3.70
79c
10
""""
r ~~
31% May
4
2.38
\
I
7.50 July
14c
j
!__•
Are
Canada
565
79c
5
,
Exchange— Curb
Shown
Canada
Mar
2.85 Mar
1,050
4.00
79C
29c
24c
Prices
1 lc
31,400
~i
:
2.75
612 c
18c
1
Alexander
2.10 May
26c
j
1956 warrants
4.25
*
Coghlan
Wiltsey
Dominion
Finance class A
4.25
10%c 12 %c
-f
Feb
2.75
Apr
Dec
,
Aug
2.65
Nov
4.50
3.30
•
Toronto Iron Works class
1.95
6.00
833
8,352
...
Feb
41
Dec
1.30
925
6.75
„
Apr
15%
25
1
warrants
9,500
15%
—
—.
——I.
Mar
7 J/4
Sep
Jan
31
6,000
|
37%
.
Nov
19C
•
Mines-
2.25,
6.50
—1
July
4.10
4.00
Ordinary
Tamblyn common
8c
1.75
Dec
Oct
9c
15%
—.
4.10
•
1.53
10,700
14,400
1.70
25c
•
400
20c
1.40
1.73
Warrants
18%
18c
-w
7c
Silver
1.46
277
36%
1.25
Gas
Sep
34
Sep
6%
275
""/v
6.75
1
8%C Jan
3%c Oct
11%
Contact
Sullivan Cons Mines.
Toronto Dominion Bank
1.41
21
2,532
•
38
37%
Jan
84
—
Torbrit
:
2.15
•
.
Nov
47c
37
20c
Toronto Elevators
Toronto General Trusts-
„
37 %
1.43
Feb
5c
Gas-.
Tombill
.—
Jan
35%
Sturgeon IJiver Gold.
Tip Top Tailors
*
38
Dec
42C
24
Tidal Petroleums
6%
•
Feb
9
Dec
Oct
3.80
45c
•
—.u„
26%
6%
8
"71/4
Jan
24%
81%
——
-
5%
25%
63
•
Feb
Jan
lie
5c
Thorncliffe Park
Tiara Mines
5%
.
Jan
85 ;
11%
T^xstar
Thompson Landmark
5%
100
3.70
4%c Nov
100
Mar
•
Steinberg class A_.
1957
89C
35%
common
3,100
I
Jun
36
-
82%
Mining
May
10c
2.35 May
6c
1.75
■
36
Bros
Texaco Canada Ltd
600
6c
1.75
26%
Mines
42%
■.
—
Mines
2.50
.
2.95 Nov
12% Mar
6c
Warrants
Wood
5c
preferred
Willroy
May
■
Hughes Gold
2.25
8
1.75
•
preferred
43
20%
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron-
5%
$6
Dec
1
-
1.43 May
1
Warrants
37%
•
Industries
Taurcahis Mines
3.30
Dec
Nov
1.60
—•
39%
30c
Tancord
Mar
Jan
B
39%
36
Steel of Canada
Traders
(Geo)
Class
39%
—*
common
Surf
Weston
Winchester
Jan
1
Industries
Aug
61c
Sep
Jan
1.15
Western
37% Mar
42c
Supertest Petroleum
16 %c
July V
5.30 Nov
88c
•
Plywood
Nov
50
Exploration
Superior Propane common
Western
29
Starratt Nickel
Territory
Dec
20%
Stanwell Oil A Gas.
Teck
Jan
5%
750
—.
Sunburst
50%
80c
Naco Petrol
Western
25
lie
Oil
Oct
14,800
Petroleum
Grocers
30%
Uranium
Submarine
Oct
3.95 Mar
59c
Western
30%
Warrants
Oil
Aug
276,885
———1
Oil
Decalta
——
41%
Jan
27%
57
1.20
Copper
35
200
2.03
Nov
2.85
Warrants
Sep
•
Corp
776
Dec
2.60
Mines
Western
5
•
Uranium
Western
27
510
Jan
1.15
Products—
Westeel
1.850
Dec
6.90
1.18
■
>
•
Malartic
7,005
—1
Cable.
18,450
8%
Sep
2.80
——
Warrants
5%
•
A
1.76
Jan
42
1,625
8%
i'
53% Oct
28c
49%
40
1.70
r
Oct
20
8,510
30c
Nov
90c
50
22c
Mar
Dec
3.90
933
43
Sep
17%
18c
1,645
6.40 i
6.00
13
Sep
49
4,975
52
:
43
"
•
—10
Nickel
Canadian
West
West
30%
•
Oils
220
15,200
>
Nov
9
15%
4,455
24c '
52
6.15
'
5%
4.45
preferred-
Standard
Temagami
7.30
Sep
Jun
8%
Oil
29%
1
Services
50%
Jan
12%
49%
535
,
21
Petroleum
30
—•
—
50
24c
Dec
Feb
4.00
__
Paving
Switson
80c
4.45
—•
Standard
Sudbury
Dec
700
_
Spooner Mines A
Stadacona Mines
Stuart
3.50
1.55 July
64.032
A._J—
—
—
Air
Stedman
15c
May
Sep
85C
—
Ltd
—
Stanrock
63
3.25
Mines
Southern Union Oila
gtanleigh
1.58 May
Dec
Sep
1.00
Jan
85c
Rol
Van
Southam
33
Sep
——5
—
Dairies clam
Somervilie
60c
1.450
82c
Nov
2.72
Manufacturing
Spartan
4.175
21%c
13% Aug
16%c
Mar
6c
Aug
1
common
Slocan
1.09
1.60
16% Mar
3.20
__
Simpsons Ltd
Siscoe
Mines
Ltd
D
1.05
Nov
56c
70
1.05
Dec
Mar
—1
-
__
_
common
Silverwood
K
44
~
16%
Nov
Jan
48 %
55,400
*
Jun
40
Gordon
Preferred
Slater
41%
3.85
9
15%
—_*
10
Petroleums
101
5.75 Oct
7,000
3.70
9
16%
8c
8?«
25
48
2.75
Lake
14
Nov
10
3,245
8%c
Feb
500
14 c
9%
48
4.25
Westates
13%c Sep
Sep
81c
29.400
——
50
Sigma Mines Quebec
Silver
59c
8c
1.00
*
Class B preferred
Sheep Creek Gold
Silknit
855
84c
-•
•
•
Selkirk Holdings class
Sherritt
14,160
85c
—1
_
10c
9 %
48
•
10 %c
Wespac
11%
Dec
92
4,600
10
58c
——
1
—
-
Satellite
88c
5.90
41%
Petroleum®
A
85C
8%
59c
1
_
Jan
13c
•
Werner
23 %
Sep
15%
175
95
5.00
—
—
Petroleum
Class
87c
9%
_
Debentures
Sarcee
•
.
Gold
River
Sand
common.
Gold
Antonio
San
91
-1
Horsey
30c
1.05
Mines
Feb
93
5% Nov
200
17 Vi
•
100
__
ShirTiff
Dec
21
W
&
Jan
14%c
Sep
74% Sep
79
'
Salada
12c
—1
Jan
'
St Maurice
5,000
95c
& Ref
14c
6c
7.40
—1
—
17c
1.72
—
13%
100
Oct
17%
class A
Cement
preferred
15c
Feb
6.75
.
•
May
11%
Lawrence Corp common
Mar
«
54c
18
Mining
5%
60c
Knapp Canada Ltd——___1
Weedon Mining
1
Wayne
7:40
Industries.
St Lawrence
Dec
Webb &
13c
Russell
Ryanor
26c
*
1
A
Equipment
Petroleums Ltd
Sep
Jan
22Vic Sep
8,018
>
77c
17%
24c
•
Preferred
1,100
21
—
Prod
G
Feb
9c
.25
Royal Bank of Canada—
Roy a lite Oil common
29C
—
•
Amulet
Dec
15
14,556
9c
6%
81 Vi
6%
Mines
29c
1
Nov
3.15
■—1
Waterous
17%
12c
—100
Consol
7,955
Jan
50c
17
(A V)
Preferred.
3.60
95C
common—■
class
Mines
Violamac
1.50
Sep
26c
Petroleum Ltd
Can Ltd common..
3.30
V
3.30
—*
Ltd
Grey Trust
18c
13c
Rockwin Mines.
Roe
29c
4.80
Ltd
2,333
19c 20 %c
1
—*
Mines.
Rocky
Dec
4.50
Exploration
Viceroy Mfg
34c
Robertson Mfg common
Roche
14c
1
•
I—
59c
56c
Waite
Rix
6,500
4.50
.
Preferred
50c
1.70
Mines
18c
*
Power
25
—-
Rupununi
Apr
16c
—•
Alloys
Venezuelan
49 ViC
—
Minerals
Rio
15%
20%c
Corp
Cons
Vandoo
5c
Mines
Renabie
Rexspar
Sep
Mar
51c
Chemical
10%
—25
Upper Canada Mines
54c
Explorations
Reichhold
9,780
21C
Oils
1718
8 Vic
—
pfd
Fortune
56c
14c
Rayrock Mines.
Mining
A
Hill
New
Vanadium
Realm
class
:
preferred—
Keno
16 %
10%
1
class B
Inv
Fuel
Class
United
Apr
22c
Dec
United
56c
Mines
11%
0
-50
trust
voting
16%
Ltd
Mines
Jan
10%
1
-1
Asbestos
29c
17c
Quebec
Uranium
Jun
30y8
——50
—1
_
Mining Corp
19c
2.90
Quebec Lithium Corp
Radiore
1.30
Sep
59cA
16c
•
common
'
Rainville
Nov
22%
——*
,--50
—0
common
•
27 Vic
19c
Manitou Mines—
Quebec Metallurgical
Quebec Natural Gas
Queenston Gold Mines—
Quemont Mining
Quonto Petroleum
48 %C
23,854
—1
——
Acceptance
United
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chiboug&mau Gold—.
Quebec Copper Corp.
Quebec Labrador Develop
High
2,000
25%
10%
1
1
Mining Co Ltd—.—>
Chibougamau
Tribag
LOW
64c
23%
62c
-
-•
*
Resources
Oil
Range for Year 1959
High
Oct
7%
3.05
Apr
4.00
*
1
Producers Ltd
Dec
2.35
—*
Purdex Minerals Ltd—
Sep
91c
16c
54 V4
1
1
Mines;
165,150
58c
900
Shares
25%
1
1
-•
'
-
Airways
Gas
Provo
j
Dome
Uranium
Pronto
Prospectors
34VaC
*
—-20c
Premium Iron Ore.——-■
Feb
2.860
19c
82C
90c
I
*
1
—
Apr
31c
11%
34%C 34 %c
50c
Portgage Island
Powell Rouyn Gold
12%
Nov
Mar
10
11
Ltd
Trans Canada pipeline
Transmountaln
PiDe
Line™
Exp
Canada
Trans
for Week
Low
Par
1.80 May
Sales
Range
of Prices
>ale Price
/
High
Nov
60C
50,090
19c
U %
—
Oils
Ponder
Low
92c
81C
92c
1
Place Oil A Gas.
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Range for Year 1959
High
Low
Par
8
,Monday,-January 25, i960
.
(Range for Week Ended January 22)
Friday
Week's
Friday
St
.
(422)
42
Jan
»
a
t
V
Odd lot sale
(not Included in year's
range),
d Deferred delivery
sale
(not
wd When delivered,
included
in year's
e
range),
Selling ex-interest.
wl When issued,
,
;
.
1 Flat price.
Cash gale-(not included in year's range).
*
Ex-liquldating dividend.
(Uh) Admitted to unlisted
x
Ex-dividend,
y
Ex-rights.
7,
Ex-stoci dividend.
trading privileges,
Number 5919
Volume 191
The Commercial
...
and
Financial Chronicle
(423)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
The:
bid
following
and
asked
quotations
are
obtained from•< the National
Association ?6f: Seeui ities Dealers,.. Inc., and other selected sources. They do
not represent actual transactions. They are intended as a guide to the
range
within which these securities could have been sold (indicated by the "bid")
.
r
any
which have
wide national distribution.
a
Par
Industrials and Utilities
.
Par
Bid
1 ,13%
44 •"
Air Products, Inc.—z
.
-1
25 ''
American Biltrire Ruber Co_100
22% American Ceineiir Corp——5
45 % American.Express Co_——_^_5
42 % *
American Greetings cl A—i— 1
39
Amci' -Hospital
Supply. Corp—4
'■'36%
Aritericau-rMarietta Co
2
34% '
American Pipe & Colist Co
1
Anier-Saint: (Gobaln Corp-_7..50 >15%
AnileusTr-Busdi' -Inc 1^1--—-4 A 26
Arden Farms Go* common.„_.l
17
participating preferred-A-'i./* , 53 f •
Arizona Public Sei'vice -Co—_5 > - 37%
•Arkansas Missouri - Power Co—5 f 21 %
Arkansas 'Western' Gas Co— -_5
22%
Art' Mclal Construction Co_j_10 >22%
Aero'vox' Corp
Giant
Giddings & Lewis
Glasspar Co
'—-—-J.
14%
•2334"
413
to 'Gas
—
>18% :
u",
Beit- '.to
Class
,,
24%
High
34 Va
'
Corp ADR—
Bowser Inc ,$1.20
preferred__25
Brown A: Sharpe Mfg Co—__110
•'» Brush
'
4
.
Bullock's Inc
—.—10
Burndy. Corp/«---■,
—1
Byllesby. <H M>-& Co_^—_10c
V
Tel
California Interstate
California Oregon
.r
Power Co—20
Water, to
-1
Carlisle; Corp
■
ill Elect to
Central
40
18%
Co_5
Power Co—.—10
Central
Central
Maine
Electric
Louisiana
.Jack &
Heintz
Water
16%;
Jefferson
,35 3a
.
•
Jervis
•
26va
6
•;''•
:
-
Colorado
Gas
Interstate
Colorado MiIling'-&
Colorado
Oil
$1:25
•
47%
Co—-5*
»
10
Crouse-Hind^
Cummins
Co
common
—1%
-
4; '•'
-■
Darling' (L A)
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp,——
1
Dentists' Supply Co of N Y—2%^
Detroit &.Canada Tunnel Corp 5
Detroit Internal, Bridge Co—-1
Di-Noc Chemical Arts Inq—_—1
Dictaphone Corp
———-5
Diebold' lnd *
_4—T—_——.—5
Dura
Eastern
Eastern
10%
Stepan
12 Ve
'38
34%
Capital
11
Emhart
Mfg
Co
Empire State Oil Co
Equity
Oil
Co
-
r—
—10c
•;
/
15 %
13%
*,
;
'
"
12% :
22%.
24%
•
14%
18%
20 v*
41%
7%
6%/'
Frito
Co
Garlock Packing Co
Gas Service Co
/.
27
37,%
3Va
8%
Tractor
16%
7
'4
/
20%
22 y4
21 y8
22%
25%
26%
United
19%
.21%
States
Chem
Mil
United
States
Leasing Corp
40%
United
States
Servateria Corp.l
United
States
Sugar Corp
37%
United States Truck Lines Inc
187/fl
4
..
16%
177/«
12-"
20y8
United
12%
.
Upper
Utilities
21%
Utah
18
19 vt
Valley
Mould
30%
Vanity
25
44%
47
Vitro
1
23%
25 v*
42
1
15%
17 >
38%
40 Va
9
28%
30 Va
Von's Grocery Co
Oil
38%
10
Fair Mills Inc
Co
Southern
10 Va
9%
1
Power Co_
28%
6%
6
1
Inc
Peninsular
„1
CO—*
Co
Corp_l
2l !/2
37%
' 20
1
Co
7%
59
17%
*
Supply
Gas Pipe Line Corp
50c
Tucson Gas Elec Lt to Pwr
5
8%
,
6%
Corp
Trans
18%
55%
Inc
Co
.
15%
16%
52%
56 %
5
26%
28 y2
50c
Iron
2%
Oorp—5
14%
153%
1
&
17%
19%
1
29%
31%
34 Va
Corp of Amer
~
7%
7
16%
1
23%
25
1
' 17%
2%
24%
2%
Waddell
18
Co
&
Atiixjei
Reed
at
class
Inc
Inc
Co
1
31%
5
57
•
71%
75 y4
10
20%
22 Va
1
1
33%
35%
8%
9%
1
23%
25 Va
•
16%
17%
Manufacturing Co_*
to Telephone Co-10
20%
22%
Co
dwasey
Brothers
18%
Warren
(S
26%
Wash
Co
52 %
57
31
33%
Washington Steel Corp
Watson
Bros Transport
Mfg Co
&
10
Steamship
"4
2.50
7%
1
39%
1
Co
Cobb &
Co
Greene
Inc
41%
441/4
Massachusetts Cos
1
24%
26%
Western
Natural
1
14%
15%
7.50
5
37%
40%
12%.
13%
10
32%
34%
5
41%
44
5
14%
16 y4
Propane
Ll
Wilcox
Co
Electric
Conversion Co
Wood
16%
11%
Company
Power to Light Co
W1ico Chemical
Wisconsin
5Va
15
Co
Gas
Corp
Whiting
28
4%
12
Wurlltzer
49 V4
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
16va
1
13Va
45%'•"?,
—l
Inc
Weyerhaeuser
•24%
23
2%
Service
Point
West
"4 7
25%
1
Corp
Gas
6%
1
A
60 Va
Western
6%
6
1.25
;
,
21%
25
Co
23 Va
33
,
Gas
36%
Western
;
Corp
Natural
65 %
61
5
Co
Co
Financial Corp
Westcoast Transmission
42 va
non-voting
D)
Wesco
8%
Steel
A
17%
Tuba Consolidated Industries—1
Company
10
13 Va
17%
19%
56
60
11%
1
Gas
Corp
_)
12%
"
Bank and Trust Companies
Par
40%
Bank
24%
/-.
Bank
21%
11%.
25V4
12
4%'
St
Gas
43%
4
v
,
Inc
Camden
Trust Co
(N J)
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila
Chase
of
Manhattan Bk
Chemical Bank New
Trust
Cleve
16
x50
Bank
29 %
City
.
84%
_10
29%
1—2%
Corp
26%
••
File
15%
com_50e
?
Oil & Gas
■
15
34%
84%
7.50
32%
35%
25
62%
65%
Natl ShawmutBkof Boston_12%
51%
55
Natl
State Bk of Newark
12%
57%
61
New
Eng Trust Co (Boston )_100
Jersey Bank to Trust Co.ll
40%
53%
38Vi
Northern Tr Co (Chicago)
County Trust Co
240
10
251
38 y2
39 V2
10
50%
35%
38%
•'
23V4"
18%
(Camden N J)
Co
6y«
28%
30%
10
40y2
43V2
10
60
63y2
93Va
97
(Baltimore)
io/4
■
11
First Natl Bank of Boston
11 /
'
11%
First
69
: -
.
'New
'73%
17% ;■
National
$20
par
——__
22%'
First Natl Bank of Dallas
10
'31%/
First Natl Bank (Jersey City)_25
64%
5. '
14 3 4
.
9
Airmotive
-*
1
4
434
Pacific
Far East Line—
5
Gamble Robinson Co—5
12
133a
14%
16%
9%
19%
36%
38 Va
Electronics—90c
Pacific Power & Light Co—6%
Pacific
Uranium Mines—;—10c
Packaging Corp of America__5
Pan
American Sulphur Co—70c
Parker Hannifin Cor#—
1
Pauley Petroleum Inc
1
Pendleton Tool Indus—*.
1
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers—1
Permanente Cement
-1
Pfaudler-Permutit
-10
Pickering Lumber Corp.
3%
Pioneer
Natural Gas Co
*
Plymouth Rubber Co—-——2
Portland Gen'l Electric Co—7%
46%
36%
•
Mercury
"
69 V2
74 Va
72
76%
87%
90%
&
17%
of
Island N
35
38%
5
34%
52%
57%
Hudson
14
Bk (Chic)
20
96
37
38Va
(Jersey City N J)
Co (Union
Industrial Bk of Com
60%
35%
R
8
(N Y)„10
68
72
17%
19%
42
47%
..
Industrial Trust Co
Int'l Bank
11%
12
40
43
11%
30%
•
For
5
19%
21V*
1
(N Y)
10
footnotes,
see
54%
78%
58
83%
25
151
10
45
48%
82%
86%
18
21
166
Boston
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York—5
Louis
New
Union
common
Trust
1st Natl
Trust
t50%
split
54%
48
51%
64
68%
t35
(Wash)—20
Bk
(Boston)
(Ex-50%
10%
Co—
$10 par
Ex-two-for-one
Seattle
9%
2
38%
Street
new
com
stock dividend)
Second Natl Bank of Phila
10
Security First Natl Bank (Los
Angeles)
12%
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
State Bank of Albany
10
Sterling Natl Bank to Trust Co
25
(New York)
61%
64%
21%
23%
55
59 y2
47%
51 y8
Trade Bank to Tr Co (N Y)_10
28%
30%
2%
9%
10%
53%
56%
34"
37%
93
96%
Trust
Co
of New
Jersey
.10
(Cleveland)
United States TruBt Co
(Boston)
.
10
(N Y)—20
46%
8
8%
12% L
28%
(Phila)
43 %
(Wash D C)
Irving Trust Co
71
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
United States Trust
10
I.
44%
/
40%
Industrial National Bank of
Providence
67%
Union Bank of Commerce
25
City)
23%
42
20
56
102
County National Bank
Hudson Tr
23%
33%
10
Hartford Natl Bank to Tr Co__10
20%
22%
52y2
of Long
Y
Harris Tr to Sav
19
13
Rochelle
New
Hanover Bank of New York—10
28%
18%
49V2
Girard Trust Corn Exch Bk—_15
29%
26%
Pennsylvania Banking
Trust Co (Philadelphia)—10
Franklin Natl Bank
30%
26%
City Bank (N Y)—_20
First Westchester Natl Bank
5%
28%
of
First Natl
First
•9%
438
68%
666
21
10
to Trust (Philadelphia)
20
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)-12
Second Bank-State
Passaic County
25
of St Louis.—20
33%
Co—
Bank
41 Va
■;
First Natl Bank
5%
16%
31%
Corp
80%
38 y4
29%
5
Brewing
76%
34%
/
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
St
(ex-five-for-one
625
5
Rye National Bank (N Y)
Chicago
21%
Co
Power
of
split)
18%'
19%
Tail
Bank
12ya
J)
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C
First Natl Bank (Atlanta)
4%
-
54%
.
First Natl Bk
•19%
•
Corp (Minn)
First Camden Natl Bk to Trust
N
Philadelphia Natl Bank
Pittsburgh National Bank
44
31%
100
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City
(Hackensack
42
10
17%
Pacific
21%
193a
41%
First Bank Stk
V,4*.-,-
Essex
36
76y4
21% /
&
Banking Co (N J)
39
72
23%
10
(Albany)
5
10
.16 -
Co
New
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
——1
Pacific
*
9%
20%
128%
115J/2
Pacific
11%
8%
Coal
Pabst
14 %
8%
122%
to Trust
33Va
Trust
National Newark
111
"
17%
20 Ve
Ben
Otter
75%
•
48%
York)
First National
j
8%
99
25
20
"
Miss River Prod—10c
Corp.—.
Olin Oil & Gas Corp
9%
10%
372
*
(NY)_10
22
111
61%
Federation Bk to Tr Co
16%
•
14%
108
25
78
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
17
58%
National City Bank (Cleve)—16
National Commercial Bank to
77%
:
20%
45%
54
91%
"22%
v. 73
5
of New York
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk (S F)_10
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
50
32% i
,
86
Co_12V2
(Chicago)
New
24 %
42%
'.
58
County Trust Co (White Plains
30
*
Co
(ex-two-for-^.
par
32-
45%
Continental 111 Bank
Va/-
168
National Bank of Westchester-5
94
Commercial Trust of N J
Tr
29 V»
160
—
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston_lo
National Bank of Detroit
32 Vt
17%
-95
,
; 27%-.;
(PgB)_25,
44%
30
to
30%
28
of
67%
of North Amer_5
Connecticut Bank
28%
5
Bank
41%
356
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split)
one
v
50
32%"
24
5
Natl
65
10
Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago)_25
Bk
65%
Traders
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
(Savannah)
Commercial
26%.
62%
County N Y
$12.50
New
53'/2
68
York
"■ Cleveland Trust Go
:■ 9%
,22%
Brook
Nassau
32%
24%
Mercantile.Trust (St Louis)
50%
65 Va
108
5
(Buffalo)
Meadow
.
34y8
47
10
(NY)_12V2
.:
Co
,31%
5
Central Natl Bank
25%
9
30'% /
13
16%>
Thermador
Oklahoma
28%
19%
60
to
Mellon Natl Bk & Tr Co
4%
•: 17%
; 80
Class B common———/50c *
of Del—1
Old
18%'
43
76%
56 %
Trust
28%
*
.
V i /
27% 4
/
-
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Cor
—50c
Corp——_1 North American Coal-——;—.1
North Penn Gas Co
—5...
Northeastern Water Co $4 pfd *
Northwest Natural Gas—
19
Norhwestern Pub Serv Co
-3 ■.
Nuclear-Chicago Corp ———1
14%
34 Va
72
10
;
40%
37%
16%
23%
Oil
Nortex
357'e
•
20
Manufacturers
102%
Bank
(Phila)
83
26 V2
Co—
&
Norris
,18%
25%
99%
30
Y)—10
Manufacturers Tr Co (N
25%
10
Y)
Louis
Broad St Trust Co
-
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413%
44
79V4
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Co
(Philadelphia)
Long Island Trust Co
328
314
Ask
102
10
Trust Co
46y8
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Bid
20
Liberty Real Estate Bank to
51%
.
42 V2
100
Boatmen's NaFional
12%
27%
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
61%
48%
25
—10
Virginia
Trust
Par
Aak
57%
—6%
of New York
of
Bid
10
Commerce (Newark)
Bankers
23
(S F)
N T to S A
Francisco)
of
Bank
49%
-50 Vs"
4*7
'1 7
America
Bank
4
Co———5
of
(San
-30%
46
„
American Trust Co
■'
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Eng—5
&
Chemical
Nicholson
,
'
69
6%
6%
*
,,.34%
■
32%
'i New Eng Gas & Elec Assoc.—8*
-v
5
1
10'
42
65%
22%
74%
-30%
:_1
National Shirt Shops
43%
A_5
General Gas Corp—2.50
Gen Telep (Calif) 5% pfd—-20
Gen Telep Co of the Southwest
5%% -preferred
HP
38%
32%
10c
34%
32
70V2
Corp-,.——2V2
National Homes Corp A
39%
13
1
Co
7%
Register
Fairfield
",.,44%
Florida
——
Stores
•
1
Drug
3%
30
'
18%
Steel
Corp—
Foote Bros Gear to Mach cl
Class B
25 Va
1
"6%
6%
.
—L——lc
Publishing
National
.
16%
j.
Co
22
25
Co—*—
Laboratories
Nalco
2634
23%
Corp
Gas
4 34%
20%
1
Tel
Sys
Suburban
21%
„42
21 %
Mortgage
Nat
31%
:
1
Producing Co—1
Suburban
17%
_2
Miller Mfg Co_———————-1
Minneapolis Gas Co—
~1
Mississippi Shipping Co
5
Miss Valley Barge Line Co_—1
Mississippi -Valley" Gas Co——5
Missouri-Kansas Pipe. Line Co_5
Missouri
Utilities. Co——1
Mohawk Rubber Co___——1
Mountain
Fuel Supply Co—10
Miles
Fisher Brothers Co——2.50
Fisher Governor Co
—1
Boston
States
Fibre Glass—*
28%
24
*
1
Co_—_5
States
E)
Stubnitz
V 42%
16% :
;Class A common————7%
59%
Natl
Assn-100
10
First Charter Financial Corp—*
First
(H I)
*
•
Struthers Wells Corp
12
•
15
_lc '
Miehle-Goss-Dexter Inc—
V
553i
71V2
15%
Federal
38%
.26%
1
Co
Corp
Citizens to Southern National
'■
88%
1
19%,
—F '*17
7% " 49%
-1
8%.
Corp
35%
1
Corp
Betts
Inc
Co
Tel
Chemical
Strong
29%
Electrolux
Electronics
to
Tracerlab
-7%
Power
Pressed
Stouffer
4 35 Va
39%
-
—41 4
v'-Metropolitan Broadcasting.
"-.7 Michigan Gas Utilities Co
21
Corp
Inc
King
-
Tokhelm
Hotels Delaware Corp__1
Petroleum
Corp
—1
Stekoll
21% *
,
(A
Fruit
Statler
47 %
•:
32% '
.5
Clark
Machine
McNeil
Econohiics* Laboratory Inc
-.1 .' 19%- "
El Paso Electric Co
(Texas)—* T~ 33^-''.
Electro-Voice Inc
2
13% ■
—
9%
warrants
8%
Co__10c
Dev
Stanley Works
25%
32-1/4
v.
—_L__1
-
McLouth Steel
22%
16%
41%
,
Associates—10
1959
29%
Stanley Home Products Inc—
-
,25
50c
Industries .'Inc
Utilities
8V4
7%
77/a
Co
Power
Electric
Standard
/:
55
•
44 '
Herrington Co Inc.—I,-
/Meredith
U%
371/4
Inc_——2
Bush
2 4 V8
•
•
Industries
17
19%
Corporation
4
4 26%
4.11%
McLean
21%
39 %,
& Brad.streel Inc——— —
Dunham
44%
27%
Gas Co
Gas
Standard
;
7-%
■
/■;■
-51%''
Maxson
50%;-.
1
46%
•
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■21% t '
————1
25% •
24% (
VDuiTrori 'Co"
——1X-2% ,.."'22
v.
Dynamics Corp of America—" /4. ', 4* * "
'•24%
$1 preference _C—_'— —_—-2
« 22 V2
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6%
24
-
,
6%
124%.
.
19%
24«a
13%
Donnelley (R R) to Sons Co—5
Drackett Company
——1
1
Duffy-Molt Co
-
18%
Shipbldg & Dry„50c
(W L) Corp.——3
11%V
.
&
Eng
Carbon
Stand
Maryland
Speclaltfes_^--5 >•■''*9%f;•>'-41Q% j
...15%
.14'A
Co_———1
JjDauly^Macliine
41%
Time
Co
Pub Serv
Freight
Staley
i--'
Marmon
H
24%
Co lnc_—4—5
84
Cutler Laboratories class A_—1 ' ' 14
Class B
:
_4—
-1'
'12
Thrifty
Inc
Warren
Speer
:
/•
.,■>••"
Co __——1
/' Madison Gas to Electric Co_-16
Marlin-Rockwell Corp
—1
29%
Engine
Oil
Southwestern
'
4,7%
Lucky Stores Inc
•** "23
Mfg & Sales Co-_l4---*
28%f'
.
26%
/:
1
Corp
13%
1
Cable
Union
Spector
V Macmillan
.
•> 22%
;4—4j-5
.16
Natural Gasoline
"4
12%
19%
Gas-5
Co———
Steel
Star
•
•
21
Lines Inc_l,
10%
Co-4-4—:4444'„1. '• " 20%
Company
.'43%
14%
__2
Power
to
New
31%
Ling-Altec Electronics—50c
12
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co*——1
35
Copeland Refrigeration Corp—1 ^ 28 r
Craig Systems Inc-——_—-—1 '-10 r
Cross
Three
1
Southern
243
.
..
„Ludlow
24%
15%
Products—5
c.
50%
•
Plus
Blower
Lone
21;%
;6 ;>
Transp
eoffee
7
33%
'23%
. 20%
Co_*<-2.5Q.
39
5
Nevada
Southwest
Liberty Loan Corp
,_1
Lilly (Eli) to Co Inc com cl B_5
8Va
•
Coolt
•Lau
:"20Va
•
Connecticut Light to Power
Consol
Freightways
Continental
Lanolin
24%
5%
Commonwealth Gas Corp—__1
Consolidated* Rock
Landers Frary &
31%
'
22 4
11%
19%
EteV Co—1
Corp com_3
31 y8
<
6%
I
25%
4
47Va
preferred——25
36 V2
■
_2
Shore
17%,
—__:——1 ;
Koehring Co__——
Kratter Corp class A
Co_2%
Co
Colorado
14%
Keystone Portland Cem Co——3
.14% '
Thompson
Inc,
Calif Water
43%
Co—if—10
Ketchum Co Inc
3,7
29 V4
1
•
Southern
'437%"::
13%
10
Utilities
1
Petroleum
20c
Southern
'-.
,
24%'.
8%
Gas
to
conv
Kentucky
Gas
4%
1
Southern
27%
■59
40%
■—4__——-L.-*;.
Natural
64%
Inc
Wire
Southern
-
Inc
60
& Co__
Southeastern
♦
Kearney to Trecker Cdrp__i—_3
Kennau.*-tal
Thomas
Corp
South
34%'
43%
common____l
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Kansas-Nebraska
50%
,;;;
D)
Pacific
Simplex
>23
■
Natural
National
Thermo
Sierra
18%
Co-
preferred
Industries Inc
Texas
",
Therm-O-Disc
Seismograph Service Corp
.
38%
•
(G
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?
8teel
$1.46
Illinois
Texas
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62
l
Prod
Homes
Searle
30
•
Corp
Kaiser
28
22%
13 Va
'
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___1
Bantam
Scholz
■
K
29%
22%;
Petroleum
Common
12%;'
27%
20% :■*.
Corp
Tubular
Schield
4
6%
228
(
Jessop. Steel .Co--_,_——1
57%
31%
Colonial
Electric
Corp_7
Eastern
20%
Inc_3%
class ,A___25c
Corp
Jacinto
Sawhill
21
*28.%%
Electronics-Inc.:———41 '• * 9%
Stores-Inc>i_-_^_-_2,/sf- *.'19%
,* Coho
San
1
;_-i
Texas
457/8
44
Southwestern Elec Service Co—1
_1
Inc_:
14%"
37
>
Textron
Reid
Sabre-Pinon
16 %
i
Supply_-_—
13%
'
15
:
Jamaica
13%
Prod_4--_-L
Coastal-States^Gas
Corp
3%
1
47 %
Ryder Systems Inc
,/•">.
Co
1
57%
Dills
40%
Corp
Texas
Co
Plywood
Marie
13%
•'
Co_—_^__5
Utilities
Tekoil
111
Telecomputing Corp
8
16%
3
Manufacturing
19%
Co_i___%5
Service
5
38
Towmotor
Rose
27%
34%
/
37
16
105
Inc
18
Corp__;
Rice
14%
'
86%
;•
•
Co..
1
—26
_12%
(HH.i
Sprague
15%
Engines Corp-——.—41-V
Clinton1
:
ltelc
12%
B—i——33!/3C
Common class
»'
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A—33%ct'14%
Citizens Util-Co com cl
•4 Roddis
"4%
/•/
•55
Class A common
Southern
23%
Co_—:
Soya
25
Co
Corp__L_^al
Securities
Iowa
33
*
29
Central Telephone Co
--10 •■■■;22,,/4
1»; .GentraPVt Public Serv Corp-x-6 '< 18%
Chattanooga Gas Co
1
5
Central
_'_10 :
Co
Engineering
Iowa
44
-
4 Rockwell
9%
,211/2
Broadcasting
Tappan Co
42%
—_2
Myers Inc
Robertson
31%
••31%
4*
Investors Diver. Services Inc—
,
231/4
34%
13%
•
Co—10
Col——__5
Gas
Central Indiana Gas
li-1
Inc
&
24%
1
32 %
34V4
;__5
15 V8
22%
Tampax
.7%
,
Ask
14
•
19%
•
30 %
,1
Co—
Express
Robbies
13-;/.
5%
Wat.er_^,^
9 %
34%..
-
Taft
25 Va
82%-
__.T
Textbook
30%
36
'
,
Water
62%
f.
54
*
Co—_3%
to
Bakeries
Interstate
;
Carpenter Paper Co_-l4--__—1 ' 446
, •
33% 4
Cfcco Stedl Products Corp—10 :31%
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs—; 3% - *•■> 4 Va
Central Electric <Sc Gas
'•
8%
31%
;
Co___>_l.l
Corp__*
Interstate Motor Freight Sys__l
'
11%
'•
'4
.
Mills
Gas
Interstate
10%
14%
33%
25%.
26% 5%,
Telep Co__-12'/a
Cajtiadiari Delhi Oil Ltd___—10c .
Canadian Superior'. Oil of CUlif-l/..
Cannon' Mills class B com—25
Calif
16'2
<
Head
International
14%
~
Brand
Roadway
*
48
,
Corp.—:
,._1 V- - 8V2 V
Gas_—-_-—29%
27%
Water Service Co—25
California
Fearless
,
Interstate
i3%
5
«
23
18%
.1
Co
River
•
\:,12va
8%
5
Hamp
Bid
1
Corp
Corporation
5
1
Purina
Stoker
V."
'14 Va
:
44%:%
•
4%
Products
Riley
.20% 1 -4/22%
class
Indianapolis
;;
21%
4
10c
Ltd
Richardson
-4 13%
.1-2J/4
Corp
Indiana
.25%
.
'-
13
Syntex
Texas
Ralston
Skil
Indian
34%
30%
,
,129
,122
f
•
Hugoton Production
Hiisky Oil Co_
,
/f'7%
■
4
28
,
;
14%
58 %
Beryllium Co——1
Steel Castings Co—*
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27 %
31%
•
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Oil Field-Material
1
>4 C';
Pulp to Paper Corp—
"
Class A common-.^H.._^i___>yvl''f' 25%,
Hugoton Gas Trust "units"___
121/8 %
35 Va
-
.
29%
Buckeye
<■'
29-;.»
Corp
Purolator
■
■
\ •
13%.
9%
17
167
/£9V2
Susquehanna
24%
Petroleum
Purex
Hudson
14
7%
>
—1
•
20%
Par
29%
5
Mexico—_5
Punta Alegre Sugar Corp
;_1
29 Va
Ask
27%
,
New
Rous ton
'
48%
■
15%
Paper.
Bowater
■%
Mfg Corp_„ 12.50
liousi-Oi). Natural
18%
-17 Va
•
,
Co
Houston
.
Botany
New
of
64
Engineering_____l ,u 59y2
Credit
C'orp_^--vL.lirl / *, 7%; ;.>;v'8%
Houston
J
•14%
15%
■-
of
Co
Voltage
Hoover
56%
21 Va
17%
Stones-———.—I
Industries Inc,——- —1
Co
Serv
y
153
B common
Hilton
r.
23%
.
Foods
27%
Hewlett-Packard Co
25%
Beneficial
Borman
Serv
Pub
T
29%
.19%'
Heifblein Inc —_/,
_
•15% •'
•
44%
Co ———
12%
Corp
4.1
12%
Berkshire Hathaway Inc.——-5.
32%
BeryIlium Corp, -- —,2 — -—4___*
13 */4
'Bettinger Corp .common—
7%
•vBilliips Western Pot Co-4
1 j.
32
'
Black Hills Pdwer"& Light CoJ-'l
Biaek Sivalls' & Brysoft Inc—1.;; »19%
Co_I:5
Hearst Cons Publications cl A-25
•Heleuc Curtis Ind class-A__-^_l
22%
Bros Bag
Bemis
Pub
r
Corp_L5-
Brick
Power
20% V
Pubco
•
27, *
Bid
1
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Producing Properties In*
•
40
•31% r
Market*——-1
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J)
(A
,
19-,
of
21
J
Hagan Chemicals .& Controls-^! *k 34 V2
'-37V4
Haloid Xerox Inc_-___, 31%
"29%Hanna iM A) Co class A com_10
122".
•/ 128
.
"57
.
T
Laboratories
Bay leas
Tool—2
'•
Corp
Co
Republic Natural Gas Co
27 %
13%
M?lg Co: ———4.—--'--10
Baxter
Ask
-%9
Corp
Gustin-Bacon
•
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s
BateS;
Mach
Fire
Mountain
Co_^-l
■Grolier-,Society
8.:.
16% "I
52 Va
U> 19%
'
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Cement
Bid
37 %
—2.50
Product*,
Green:, (A
Grinnell
,.
38%
Portland
..Green
48%45%
: 22%
Associated Spring Corp——„10
Avon
A/itec Oil
-
-
■
—
Par
47%.
27'' >
•
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Corp
Potaih
14,%./
-—
-.
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Portsmouth
Ask
(Quotations for Friday, jan. 22)
bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of
quotation furnished on request. The "National" list is composed of securities
or
,
43
40 y8
42%
preceding page,
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenia Arla)-5
Wachovia Bank to Trust Co
(Winston-Salem N C)
0
58
54
19
y2
21%
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(424)
44
.
.
Monday, January 25, i960'
.
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES (Quotations for Friday, Jan. 22)
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Mutual Funds—
Ask
Bid
Par
2.13
2.34
Intl Resources Fund Inc.——lc
5.10
5.57
7.26
7.86
Investment
Co
America— -1
10.37
11.36
Affiliated
American
4.08
4.35
Investmeht
Trust
Boston.-.1
11.36
12.42
Fund——1
al4.04
—
Investors
American
Fund Inc.—I
Amer Research & Development 18
Associated Fund Trust—
•
Atomic Devel Mut Fnnd Inc—I
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc.-1
Axe-Hqughton Pond "B" lnc__5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc.l
Axe-Science & Elecfnics Corp Ic
Axe-Teinpleton Growth Fund
Canada Ltd
1—.•«—1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc.— 1
Boston Fund Inc
1
Broad Street Investment
50c
Bullock Fund Ltd—
1
California Fund 1dc'-__
—1
Istel
1.58
tTlici
5.81
12.75
31.73
32.36
a23.70
B-l
(Investment
1
23.21
23.45
Bondst
6.04
B-2
tMedium Grade Bonds»_1
21.43
8.34
9.07
B-3
(Low
Bonds*—.1
15.48
16.89
Bonds*——I
9.66
10.54
Stocks*—1
9.21
10.06
(Speculative Prd StksV—1
14.12
15.41
tHigh-Grade Com Stk*—1
(Income Com vStoeks *_;_1
18.80
20.71
11.62
12.69
Priced
4.20
4.59
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(Discount
12.21
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K-t
i
7.89
8.62
S-l
13.52
€-2
K-2
12 44
13.00
S-3
.1
14.25
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Priced
Com
13.07
14.26
13.51
14.62
6.43
7.05
Fund
___1
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
14.13
15.28
Luzard
17.09
18.50
Lexington
Lexington
9.87
10.79
Life
Insurance Investors Iuc
9.08
9.82
Lite
Insurance Stk
Ltd
Shares Trust—
Century
or
Fund
Chase
*
1
1
5t)c
-—.—
Boston
Christiana
10°
preferred
7%
11.00
Mutual Fund.—*
a43.31
12.62
13.79
10.34
11.30
General
16.46
18.68
Concord
20.30
8.14
B
15.75
18
23.30
of
1
7.28
17.77
17.95
Vegh Investing Co Inc
69*2
Shares
8.84
7.93
8.67
13.77
1
National
2.93
Bond
3.21
1
14.04
Fund
Balanced
22.30
23.84
1
23.95
7.70
—Id
20c
20.20
20.41
Energy
Fund Inc_
Equity
Fund
Inc
—
7.93
-
Growth
17%
1
--5
Piduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc.^l
15.66
Fidelity Fund Inc
Financial Industrial Fundi
Fund
Mutual
Iuc
Founders Mutual Fund
Franklin Custodian Funds
Common stock
-_lc
5.75
2.85
1.52
17.89
7.42
Automobile
8.53
9.32
10.10
10.92
1
shares
10.11
—lc
Electrical
8.85
Inc.
7.54
—,-lc
13.46
14.74
(The* Stock Fund-lc
12.53
13.72
6.45
7.08
lc
Chemical shares
Common
shares
Food
lc
Fully Administered shares
Industrial
9.22
shares——lc
Bond
General
lc
6.89
Machinery
Institutional
7.34
shs__lc
6.36
6.98
lc
9.63
10.55
-lc
2.16
2.39
Petroleum
Railroad
RR
shares
shares
Bond
Equipment shares
lc
6.08
lc
9.64
Lc
10.51
Tobacco
shares
Utilities
-lc
7.78
10.52
1
18.99
18.82
H-C'7
Series
H-DA
Haydock
.10c
—
Fund
5.11
Inc
1
2.52
Income
15.26
18.47
20.10
X7.01
7.63
12.78
13.82
a
18.59
Republic Insurance (Texasr
10
Republic Natl LilefInsurance%2
St Paul Fire A Marine^.—_6.23
Seaboard Life Ins of Amer—Is
4
80%
84%
10
89
94
5
36
38%
5
21
23
130
137
Seaboard
(D Ci .1.50
June
10
10
190
10
9.24
Trust of Boston—l
11.03
Fund—
10.00
•
12.05
17.74
13.38
14.46
:
Fund
1
14.32
35.54
15,
July
5.30s
Institutional Bank Fund
5.59
June
Life
S
12.01
12.69
56%
8*8
9%
U
2%
2*8
U S Life
U S
50c
Ins—10
Y__10
98
_i
15.70
17.11
9.55
10 44
7.69
6.01
6.57
12.41
13.49
1
7.51
8.21
Tncoipe Fund Shares.l
10.78
11.72
14.03
15.33
Conrinentai
Fund
1
Funds
Value
Line Income Fund
Line
10.12
—1
16.12
17.52
l
6.96
7.61
Inc—1
!Va!I Street
*
12.16
Institutional Income Fund-.lc
Institutional Iasur Fund
lc
6.62
7.24
Recent
Bausch
Bell
&
5%s_-_
1986
103*4
Opt
1979
114
4%s
"Wisconsin
104
_1994
British
Petroleum
6s
103!8
I
T
Financial
Canadian
5%s
Pacific Rv
1980
4s
1969
Carrier
Corp 4%s_l
I_i532
Vought 5%s
1977
Chesapeake & Potomac Tel—
Chance
5*48
l
—
Commercial
Credit
5%s_
103%
—
1960
1963
10,
Sept.
_____
1960.^—____
12,
1960^
3%s March
4'ns Nov.
11,
12,
4*ns June
April
99.28
Consol
Edison
5Us
El Paso Natural
Gas
Efrr° C»rP 3r,«s
Florida Pow
A
Lgt
5%sIIl977
1969
—1973
*25
128
103
103-2
10y
110
1970
1977
1939
Tire & Rubber
6sww_1982
109'a
5U3—1989
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
General Port Cement 5s
General
Telephone 5s
Gen'l
Fund
H2—
}2o'*
198
15.
20.
98
100%
99%
r
93
92%
89%
90%
1
95%
94-%
96
95
1970___
<\
97
100.8
,
'
87%
July 20. 1970_b—„ 100.16
%s Oct. 1, 1970-1967
95%
3!as May 1. lH71_-_^_i;_
87%
4 'aS Feb. 15, 1972-1967—
.92
88%
—
5'as
4
96%
91
95%
98
,
100,
3%S April 1, 1970—
90
98.16
97%
_z
1969—1
Feb.
97
101
96%
—-
3%s Sept.
15, 1972—
93
88%.
*
88%
,
90%
.
100.1
100.4
100
100.2
100
100.4
U. S. Certificates of indebtedness and/Notes
" I "
Figures after decimal point represent
Bid
Ask
I960—
May 15, 1960
4%s Nov 15 1960
Treasury Notes—
100.2
99.27
4s
Feb.
15.
99.30
i
1960
100
—
1960
3%s May
43^S Aug.
15,
I960—_r___
15.
I960
I960
Steel
100 2
Pacific
Can
15,
1963-———:
92
97.10
,,97.6
:
93.22
1%-s April 1, 1963———„„I i.90.4
48
May 15, 1963_
r,
97.20
1%S Oct. 1, 1963*^89 ,.
4%s Nov. 15, 1963-'————
/f 100.2
1%8 April 1, 1964
I
i
87.24
4*46 May 15, 1964——
90.12
100.2
100.4
l%s April 1. 1961—.
97
97.8
3*38 May 15.
98,20
98.24
99
99.21
Feb.
—.
1961——
97.24
•
89.8
,
100.6
88
,
100.2
100.6
.,►(101.2
101.6
,
1961_
1-59
3
1-60
99.30
7-
1-59
4
4-60
99.29
8-
3-59
5
2-60
99.28
9-
1^59
6-
1-60
99.26
1%'S Oct.
1961—
1,
3%s Feb. 15,
5s
Aug. 15, 1964—■_
1%S Oct. 1, 1964—
95.4
95 12
97.22
—_
1962
97.26
&
it
Dated
r't
5-
4-59
Ask
103-4
98
100-2
1975
98
100-4
Due
Kid
2
99.28
1-60
Ask
10-
100.1
5.20s
11-
2-59
100.1
5!
100
5.375%
Bid
January
February
February
February
February
28,
I960—
100
100.4
&-.1-60
100
100.4
100.4
100.8
10-
3-60
Yield Price
Bid
May
5.
4, I960
99.894
99.903
May
12,
11, i960
102-4
83 %
84 >4
80
83
March
3,
96
98
March
10,
93%
i960
1960
99.138
99.158
99.830
98.633
99.750
May 19. I960
May 26, 1960
98.601
99.740
98.502
98.536
99.677
June
2,
1960
98.402
98.438
1960_
99.583
99.599
June
9,
1960
98.315
I960
99.506
99.525
June
16,
1960
98.193
98.232
1960
99.415
99.437
June
i960
98r063
98.088
1960
22,
99.343
99.359
June
23,
1960____
98.050
98.092
99.313
99.331
June
30
1960
97.985
98.029
99.234
99.252
1960
July 7,
July 14, 1960
July 15, 1860,
97.904
97,.060
98-2
94-2
March 24.
79
81
March
Sheraton Co of Am 5s* wt„ 1967
Sou-hern Bell Tel & Tel—
1994
115%
104*8
121-/2
89
1971
128
1970
7.
April
14,
1960
99.056
99.078
April
Sperry Rand S1!'.? wwlllIII 1382
Textron Amer 5*—;
1971
15,
1960
99.037
99.060
104*8
i
April
123-4
92
At/ill 23,
9?
1990
1938
31.
April
112%
131
103%
82
85-a
21,
98.725
99.664
92-a
104
98.808
98.695
1960—.
99.821
1973
19«9_
Ask
98.780
18. 1960
1977
1994
1960
23, 1960
Petroleum 53
Westcoast Tran* 5-28
Ask
100.4
Treasury Bills
99.971
ww
—
4-60
Bid
100''
8-_1-60
1-59
1-
•
5-60"
Ask
99.967
March 17.
March 22.
Corp 5-2S___
12-
4 8
7-
99.30
101%
ww__ 1863
—
Due
1-59
1976
—
Dated
5%%
1975
63
86.24
'
Rate
100
lt)90
Sons—
3':a
86.16
Yield Price
104
1984
5s
,
Issues
5%3__ 1939
.
►
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rite
91%
94%
Underwood
1962—x—u
99.21
4%%
Phoenix S»eel o'aS
Potomac Electric 5-4S—-
5*2*
15.
99.23
4 45'/
Power <fc Lt
Brass
99.8
,
3%s Nov.
98.14
1,
93.12
99.21
98.6
Aug.
98.24
98.20
.93.4
;; 99
:
91.24
99.19
;_2—,
6.52
wvr
tM»
f
—
93.18
1931
Lowenstein
Feb.
15,
1962-—
1%S April 1, 1962—
4s Aug. 15, 1962—
ItaS Ocf. 1, 1962———
2%s
1 %s Oct. 1, 1960_j__.
4s
Ask
.
99.20
13.43
3*4 s
Kansas City
Bid
(.Continued*—1
99.12
6.03
Utilities
Hotel 6s
point
a
4s
99.29
99.28
1%» April 1,
3%S May 15,
32hds of
more
or
Treasury Notes
100
4s
one
Maturity—
Certificates of Indebtedness—
.1
Inc
^ ® Industries 4-28—
Wa-h Water Power
—
July
5-as
96 %
6-
Bid
States
5us
101'4
98
*
1963
4*dS
100
wL
1,
100.8
94%
99.31
May
98%
97%
—
100.16
94%
I960—_:
100.8
3%s May 2, 19661
4%s March 20, 1968—
4%s March 20. 1969__x_
99.8
4
Northspan Uran SUs
108-2
1961
99.6
100.9
100.4
,
Sept. 20, 1961——
May 1, 1962
47/nS Aug. 20, 1962——^
99.20
99.4
15.04
93
1989
1960^
100 3
99.14
12.42
nil/
80*2
183
20.
99.26
99
100.5
2%s
13.80
National
1(9
Dec.
100
99.22
,
-
1960
100.6
-1
89
101*8
20,
100
99.28
100.2
95%
1968_______
5.15s June 1, 1960
5-4S Sept 1, 1960
Oct.
Ask
•
,
I960—
4s
100
96%
for Cooperatives—
4*,;S Feb. 1. I960—
5%s April 4,
1.
4s
_„l
;
86*2
101U
41%
32%
99.28
3%s April 3,
94%
94 %
1965
10.
Feb.
A
I960—
100.6
96
1963
11,
Bonds-—
1,
5.40s
100.8
1963—
10,
3-%s March
Bank
Feb.
100.2
100.4
Sept.. 11, 1961_
%S Feb. 13. 1962..
3
Land
2 %s
99.30
13.55
Mueller
101
39
_30'»
point
a
100
1960
1960
23,
off
5%s
11.17
99
101 !'g
%
30%
Bid
100.2
94
I960________
10,
10.
32nds
more
or
100.3
100.4
1960—_____
11,
one
3%s
12.47
98*i
1996
37
28%
2
April 20. I960-,
2%s June 1, I960——
10.22
Fund
43aS
1980
Commonwealth Oil Ref 6s__1972
51%
'
35
3%s
Inc— _1
'
92!2
86%
8.94
Equity
Jeisop
-
C
7%
28
48 %
2
99.31
1960
5 !«s
Mutual
Fund
Hilton
1980-76
Burlington Industries 4%3_Jl975
:
Fire ———J'
100
8.18
Bonds—
Gulf
—
—
61%
"■
!
83
Ask
United States
Ask
Telephone Co of Penca—
5%s
WestclievSter
107
the
100
1
Fund
Whitehall lund Inc
t
Lomb
Co in
33%
'
"
58
3
V#
58%
31%
102
2.50
Amer—
100.2
4,33
Investing Corp
Investors
Wellington
Wellington
12.64
B(d
Tel & Tel
54
—_5
Insurance—
Insurance
43%
6%
99.28
6.14
Security & Conv. Debentures
Bonds—
Amer
40
25%
99.31
3.96
Special Situations
Washington
11.12
of
Co
Ins
7%
46
8
CO
56%
6%
Y>—2
<N
97
42%
10
Life 3ns
70%
•••
"
53:
10
99.28
—
i960
5.62
Fund Inc
9.62
Fund-lc
65
92
.
Co_10
Insurance
Fire
Federal
10c
8.90
9.26
8.90
11.75
Growth
20%
City of N Y—^
40%
,
7.02
,
Value
*
13.35
Institutional
49%
18%
Fidelity & Guaranty Co___5
S
103
37%
100
1960
3%s Feb. 15,
International
Canada Ltd
Value Line Fund Inc—
10.74
United
53%
Maturity—
l
&
United Science Fund
2.76
1c
Fund
Travelers
Banks—
15,
Aug.
/
a27.45
lc
United
—lc
Foundation
Inst
46%
2
Guaranty Co (N Y)
90%
Mortgage Assn—
April
3*«S
a35.10
Fund
8.14
Institutional Shares ltd—
5
preferred
5
Amer
15,
April
37.54
...
Inc
U
1
:
199
4%
Pa )—
Y )
t
(N
15.68
*
Inc
Fund
1
Fund
44%
Co
4.653
Income
Incorporated Investors
1
86
4%^
Fund of Boston Inc.-. 1
Incorporaed
68%
Title
1960
16,
Federal Natl
4 -ns
a9.40
Shafes._l.2S
B(
63
Surety
4%
Security Ins (New Haven •
10
Security Life & Trust Co—_„_5
Springfield Fire & Marine
2
Banks
Inc.—1
16.19
United
a25.97
_
14.04
1
l
Growth
5.04
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
l
Inc—1
Inc——1
United
10c
8.72
Twentieth Century Growth lnv_
Cni'ed Funds Inc—
\
United Accumulated Fund __1
19.40
—
13.14
8.07
Canada _%25c
American
Townsend
Hamilton Funds Inc—
Series
13.01
1
Television-Electronics Fund
19.56
1
Reinsurance Corp
co
May
5-.bs
5.35s
—___1
Texas Fund
11.32
Growth Industry Shares Inc
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
Quaker City Life Ins
54 %
I960
15,
4%s March
Rowe) Growth Stock
Sterling Investment Fund Inc.l
8.53
—lc
i
—
53
51 %
82%
24%
23
"
11.51
•
shares
49%
April 15, I960
5! aS May
BtJanced
10.56
Steel
5
65%
25%
71%
78%
'
Providence-Washington '
10
Pyramid Life Ins Co (NO—1
2.50
F*
Ins
of
15,
%s March
4s
Stock
6.67
Railroad Stock shares
4
9.52
Fund
10
——
.
10
Co__
Life
Standard
11.92
Stock
61 %
•/ 72%
61
8%
Boiler
Corp
8.76
of
58
47%
24
1
Insurance
11.80
Inc___—___2.5G
Shares
Phoenix
Sec
11.14
Fund
54%
.
67%
Ins Co_-_—__5
Standard
Steam
10.22
*Geo>
50%
13%
.
67
5
5
40%
44%
.
Y—10
Co—1
Life
Accident
_a
Inc—_
Philadelphia
$6.50
18.05
Fund
Peerless insurance
75%
Standard
Feb.
3 ' «s
State Street Investment Corp
Stein Roe & Farnham
8.01
lc
14.85
Sovereign Investors
14.50
shares
13.85
Southwestern Investors
8.08
7.69
13.24
4
Pacific Insurance Co of N
3%
71
43%
16.47
(Edison
Corp—5
74%
3%
Pacific
21%
1
Smith
7.56
shares—lc
Mining
Bond
12.85
Scudder Stevens A: Clark—
10.10
Merchandising shares —.—lc
V. 4%s
6.53
Shareholders
70%
0
Bid
5.97
Common
10
1.23
73%
40%
Federal Home Loau
al4.44
Selected
69%
T
12%
Y_—_l'i%
Indemnify, Co—10
is of Government
Obligations of Go*
Agencies
1
Scudder S'evens & Clark Fund.l
6.99
6.88
Equip Shares
lc
—-lc
shares
5
Vf
38
Northern Ins Co.of.N
Figures after decimal point reprc
mal
represent
__
Inc__
River,
2.50
Northeastern, Insurance—_3.33',a
1
5.40s
Fund
Nortii
163
Jersey Insurance Co of N
5s
Inc
22%
■*
20%
Insurance
13.89
Fund
21%
41%
Insurance
10.99
____
Putnam
9.70
6.37
Building
Capital Growth Fund
53%
/ 36%
390
(Fla)
10.72
Fund
33'%
Employees Ins
Home Owners
1
Scttdder
Ins ,Co__—15
Fire
clpss
5
..Casualty—.—-2 ;
5
&
4.65s
Putnam Growth Fund
11.08
49%
York
155
Insurance
4%s Feb. 15,
1
&
Fund Inc
Aviat ion-Electronics—
.Fir.ev_._-^.____10
49%
Hampshire
9.62
Series——1
Dist
46%
New
Corp
(Jacksonville Fla)-2%
Hartford
12.85
Quarterly
1-6%
35%
374
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
1
(T
15%
5
Co
Insurance
42
33%
10
American
Life
40%
39
Amsterdam
4
Hanover
22%
38-/4
New
Co
Co
Employ life Ins
121
21
i
Nationwide
____2
IS
116
com—_1,
Fire„_T__%_—_5_
25 %
New
Republic Ins Co
Pine Street Fund Inc—_____-50c
I
Securities—
Grcup
Fund
Life
14%
61
148
..
5
Inc
Insurance
Inc AA
Union
141
.
23%
Life
Casualty
Line
35%
J
;
General
6.89
Shares
Old
Ins
Assurance
Government
13.59
Price
<N J)__W)
Lile_
Life
8.71
8.80
____—
Life & Accident lns__—10
Nail
National
Foister
&
45%
18%
46%
».56 %
__10
;
,
*
13%
—_—10
Null
65 %
Standard
(Balt.n
42
32%
Manufacturers—_4
National Fire
17%
4.56
7.97
6.30
1
Fund
A*
Monument
61
Insurance Co__
Great
Merchants
3 %
39%
39
42
10
5
—
General Reinsurance Corp
Glens Falls
Gov
3%;
6%
37
Bonding.,———a,:
Life
249
6
1,
Fire Assurance_f_12.50
3%
22%
22%
54%
239
1
Inc
_—I,
Indemnity & Life Ins____5
Co______—6.25
Shippers———_10
Co (Ky)
Connecticut
10
Ins Co
Mass
Massachusetts
42
Continental
Life
Life
Casualty
Merchants
9
Bankers Nail Lite Ins
Boston
National
Amer
43%
10*%
2%
Cominonwealih
51
27%
Surety
&
Beneficial
Loyal
21
26
( Wash
Ins
Lincoln
Maryland
Va—
24%
-64%
21%
1
of
39%
Jj_,.2!j
N
American Re-insurance
Bankers
12%
(Galveston»
Nat
American
19 VB
11%
Ask
3
Inc
Co
9%
Corp—«_ 1
D C)1
1
Investors
Mercury
Jetrerson
4.17
Chemistry
Philadelphia
1.65
6.83
Capital Corp.
General Investors Trust.—^-1
American
17%
Bid
10
11
5
Assurance
(Newark
Amer
Ten
of
_l
Fla)
Home
Amer
1
Pioneer
1
.r-
22'-4
•''61 11.
l
6.24
1
_____—
Square Mutual Fund
Peoples Securities Corp
6.32
16.55
11.74
5.71
1
_■
-
Puritan
General
10.74
1
Capital Fund
Securities
10.14
1
1
Perm
3.15
9.25
-——I
13.96
Over-The-Counter
11.50
series——-lc
Inc
Futures
2.69
Inc—
series
stock
Preferred
Fundamental Investors
American
Amer Ins Co
Oppenheimer Fund
6.01
10.58
——*
(Jacksonville
One William Street Fund
4.75
5.53
12.91
Series-
Fund
Electronics
18.41
4.34
1
York
Nucleonics
16.93
2.46
Inc.l
Inc.l—10c
Florida Growth Fnnd
Florida
17.03
1
Series—_—1
Stock
of Canada Ltd
13.53
—
Corp..—
—____________
England
Insurance
Home
3.72
Stock
Companies
Life
Insp
20.88
Series
New
18%
12.45
Inc
Fidelity Capital Fund
al3.96
3.42
Series—
New
8.22
1
Eurofnnd
1
Slock Series
8.42
Fund
Stock
10.62
19.30
Securities
Preferred
25.61
Electronics Investment Corp —I
16.95
9.68
___1
Income Series
—
15.68
I
Inc
interest
Series
Dividend
15.26
—1
Howard—
&
Eaton
Inc_
Fund
Dreyfus
9.69
Life
14%
C.ulf
Securities Co Itic.l
National Investors
24.00
22.44
20.76
12.60
beneficial
of
Nation Wide
Balanced
2oc
—
10.26
21.26
—
Dividend
11.01
9.36
14.95
_lc
Fund
88%
45 VB
(D C)
Mutual Shares Corp——
Mutual Trust Shares
12.96
10.01
13.83
Foundation Fd_l
85
32
Globe &
Automation
&.
Mutual Income
74*4
11.79-
—
14.32
—___:—____-._3._l
Mutual Investment
De
2.57
Stock
Fund
Inc
Par
13
Franklin
13.25
—33 %c
Missiles-Jets
7 36
1
De Vegh Mutual Fuud Inc—__1
Delaware
Fund
1
Delaware Income Fund Inc—_1
Diver Growth Stk Fund Inc__l
Diversified Investment Fund _1
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Series B
2.50
Growth
beneficial interest... 1
Minnesota
Fund
"
-I
-
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)__5
Liberty Natl Life. Ins (BUu»)—2
Life & Casualty Ins Co
73%
41%
Fireman's
Trust
int.33%c
Inc
Umcs
lac
Dividend Income Fuuti
Investors
beneficial
Investors
Fund
W
.
Ask
226
69%
2944
Agticultiual Insurance Co__.—<*
Equitable Assur—5
Fidelity <fc Casualty-5
SI.25 conv preferred..——5
American Fidelity Life Ins Co.l
Amer Heritage Life Ins—
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Massachusetts Life Fund—
19%
21.23
—-——,<
Crown Western Investment
——lc
shares
of
shares
Fund—
Corporate Leaders Trust
Series
3.74
Transport
8.85
14.57
Consolidated Investment Trust-l
.
2.15
Mass
Inc——
Fund
lc
—
Insurance—10
Bid
214
American
Federal
3.63
shares
Life
-10
Co...
Employers Reinsurance
2.51
lc
;
Aetna
10
Surety
<fc
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
Employers Group Assoc
3.86
—lc
Massachusetts
Inc—
split —:
shares._lc
shares
Petroleum
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund
Industries
shares
Casualty
insurance
Crum
3.00
Special Investment shares, lc
9.88
Ex-two-for-one
Equipment shares.lc
Metal
10.25
15.14
of
Aetna
Aetna
Continental
Managed Funds—
Electrical
9.43
Composite
7.16
Loomis Snyles
135
——1
20.02
6.57
11.99
16,700
9.09
Fund Inc
14.65
18.31
a25.23
V
::
13.40
—1
Inc..1
fund
Can—1
Income
Inc
12.43
Fund
Investment —1
Commonwealth Sti»ck Fuud
1
Fund
16
Loomis-Snyles
16,000
Commonwealth
6.80
15%
11.37
Trust Fund-..-—25c
Venture Fund
u
1
Palter
Inc
Fund
Commonwealth
Fund
15.21
128
1
1
Colonial Energy Shares
Colonial
13.92
Inc——
Securities Corp„100
Fund
Chemical
.
6.21
Inc.———.—1
1
Inc
1
Canadian International Growth
Fund
15.22
13.94
.1
Stksl-I
Knickerbocker
T.78
7.12
«Speculative Com Stk*
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd.l
13.51
12.50
Ptd
Income
S-4
18.90
,17.48
Canada Geneuil Fund—
(1954 >
Ltd
Canadian
Fund
24.23
5.56
1
„
Ameiicau
11.73
1
Keystone Custodian Funds—
1.74
5.32
-1
Fuud
Mutual Fund—I
Inc.——
Fund
Johnston
41%
38
of
Research
Investors
9.50
8.69
Mutual
American
of
Par
Ask
Rid
Par
2o<*
Fund Inc——.—A.Jo
Business Shares.-,—I
Fund
Aberdeen
■
Insurance Companies
1960
1960
1960
,
July
21,
68.961
98.975
October
98.867
98.893
January
—
15,
97.815
98.353
^7.863
97.802
97.960
97.716
97.745
1960.
96.446
96.483
1981
95.154
95.19*
1960
17.
.
—
.
—.
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
2! vri)'ailie;t VN>!
bBlc'
\ork Stock Exchange, \*biet New stock,
New
yleld Prlccx
Cl Ex-right*.'k Admitted tp listing on the
Ex-dividend,
wi When
issued,
y
Ex-stock
dividend.
Volume
191
Number 5919
.
Clearings.this week
will show
country, indicate that for the
upon
week ended
year
week
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Bethlehem
Lancaster
Philadelphia
; Rea ding.
Scranton
preliminary totals
week
in
1959
Week
Ended
York
At
this
January
23-
_A_:_.AA-
Chicago
Philadelphia
1,392,646,292
—
St.
City.
LouisALt-L-i--.
795,577.226
13.3
5,186,304
4,705,718
1,126,000,000
1,147,000.000
1.8
1,051,000,000
1,368,000,000
6,281.927
5.381,605
•.
7.6
5,110.657
9,229,031
8,201.392
30,373,721
25,406.000
+ 19.6
19,107,347
19,870,676
15,540,203
13,581,009
+ 14.4
19,089,937
21,679,981
1,224,105,400
1.0
1,124,066,202
1,443,329,002
Z
;
Other
481,600,142
+ 10,8
+ 10.5
445.037,531
All
cities,
613,704,017
+ 21.7
387,831,772
+
1.9
820,848,908,942 819,602.576,381
+
6.4
+
8.0
Total
Total
all
15,391,907
14.659,952
5.0
13,888,598
12,132,288
318,097,066
3.8
300,339,425
619,269.475
7.6
594,606,894
317,992,031
626,004,162
71,449,600
2.0
65,852.600
14,199,244
13.067.273
8.7
11,022.403
14,177,709
+ 20.8
14.828.318
15,040,662
468,664,359
531,723,896
17,128,475
500,452,860
457,144.753
+
9.5
1,616,573.858
1,507,865,828
+
7l2
V
for
5.074,759.890
826,327,312,542
824.677,336,271
+
1,014,951,978
+
cities).
Virginia.—Huntington
6,198,071
+
Carolina—Charleston__Z
Saturday and the Saturday figures
by the foregoing will
today/inasmuch
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
the elaborate
In
Jan.
For
16.
the whole
this
at
that
week
there
was
however, which
decrease
a
in
of
showing
decrease
a
of
Federal Reserve Districts in which
New York Reserve
5.9%.
they
We
of 9.6%.
a
the
loss of 5.7%
In the Cleveland Reserve District there is
Reserve
District
of
1.6%
District
trict by
In
cities
and
totals
following
Z
'
*
-
we
"
'
furnish
; ■
1
,
Week
Ended
1st Boston
3rd
Philadelphia
York
we
___
in the
Aii-A'A
7th Chicago
8th St.
9th
llth Dallas
Total
tnded
v
Dec. %
$
A-;:
7.2
1,469 ,202.597
1.6
780 ,912.222
1.583.253.401
1,454.438,389
8.9
1,834.227,993
3.6
New
2.5
2.4
675 ,795,719
725 ,807,691
670.061,506
1.9
602 .877,142
1,299 ,294,183
City^--^:-;> 13.227,471,212
13,691,665,738
—
3.4
,11,885 802,228
Haute
+ 33.2
5,406,094
59,257,392
——
19,663,111
3.884.987
146,945,868
8,044,000
7,116,895
0.1
52,394,561
'43,822,902
17,996,370
15,028,350
1,659,413
1,581,866
3.6
1,264,356,418
1,275,905,230
7,158,750
7,898,823
—10.3
"+
+
9,228,326
1,899,912,395
cities)
(17
4,082.079
146,495,278
5.0
—11.5
13,153,232
1,834,227,993
:
9.0
15.7
—13.3
21,920,455
13,813,302
—.
10,638,887
—
1,938.525
7,975,265
i
iw
16,156,446
92,157,000
10,725,052
—12.8
9,807,743
—
13,053.156
90,659,000
2.8
+
1,359,054,556
8,540,198
9.2
5.1
+
59,268,536
—x_A__—
11,181,188
—
22,952,436
A—
—
22,837,55)0
11,624,069
+
9.083,289
20,019,640
1,715,024
1,408,309,824
25,100,280
6.5
—
4,961,585
Moines
5.758.986
5.6
—
156,675,510
8,624,942
4,985,036
+
+
14,792,498
181,334,272
______+
18,372,902
16,742,476
5.0
12,820,746
—13.6
7,909,038
11,326,077
7,498,470
3.6
1,697,436,148
1,696,482.041
+
403.100.000
1.8
393,700,000
419,400.000
232,600,656
2.6
217,783,793
222,294,503
185,692,379
164,297,785
.+ 13:0
152,439,889
157,275,340
3,630,425
3,292,450
+ 10.3
2,941,305
3,076,122
831,000,299
i
4
410,600,000
238,577,495
Louis
810,790,891
2.5
766,864,987
802,045,965
—
cities)
—
Ninth Federal Reserve
—
+
St,
+
District—Minneapolis1
"
7,587,091
8.224,245
488,616,547
501,859,394
184,815,452
Minneapolis
187,125.027
;
___—
Paul
13,139,024
North
Dakota—Fargo
South
Dakota—Aberdeen—
—
7.7
10,592:561
2.6
448,003,361"
442,178,152
1.2
174,423,594
163,646,095
11,217,881
10,502,368
5.5
12,910,805
—12.5
13.907,945
5,630,489
2.2
7,324,441
6,383,764
1.2
16,910,468
14,505,362
2.4
675,795,719
653,744.289
—
5,141.696
4,497,962
-
—
—
5,310,667
'
8,340,407
8.527,805
16,154.620
16,357,253
723,151,103
Montana-—Billings
741,143,365
'
Helena
12.361,892,265
detailed statement showing the
r"
••■•
.Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kensas
—
—
7 Hastings
Week
Ended
S
r■
January
16
Inc. or
1959
I960
-
■'
S
4,502,865
+
2.3
2
V 8.221,308
7,629.060
+
7.8
8 .680.705
788.867,263
712.689.306
+
10.7
693 .054.312
4,113,386
3,750.640
.+
9.7
3 .655.243
•<-
-
1,937.825
2,068,769
•
+
1
6.8
,703,434
,
3.638.829
,945.045
4,045.528
2.0
4,,493.796
16.867.469
2.9
18 .086,233
14,240,181
5.8
12 .413,921
0,7
42 ,110.954
26,808,926
1.0
23,,563,976
28.917,958
12.7
34 ,317,100
37,643.800
3 .271,438
961:841,897
'
____________
•
3,498.285
877,835,519
-
-
—
+
+ 15.0
►
Galveston
Wichita
+
9.6
904,966,472
848,296,157
—
__________
A—i—
Si'Tficine
80,676.175
59.040,245
153,562,834
3.156.876
4.103,295
3,651.809
708,623.933
13,336,019
■
i
15,685,289
53,584.981
2.1
12,979,170
12,098.560
568,810.105
1.8
512,103,899
506,718,214
50,830,763
5.4
45.749,587
47,428,637
17,395,986
*
1.5
—23.1
3 .103,077
3,634,103
Pasadena
17.2
3 ,220,112
3,615.553
San
San
13,069 ,479,593
11,907.041,169
Jose
5.9
46 ,294.151
+
+
12.8
32,905.777
+
8.2
<•
,
...
104.091.166
95.048.058
13,606,923,780
14.425,278.516
.
43,354.466
—
2.0
+
9.5
—
5.7
.958,764
27,631.077
80 .811.002
81.627,065
9,097,000
9,332,000
8,158,716
1.8
8,083,231
6,972,616
18,165,936
2.4
14.864,255
17,157,326
1.9
602,877,142
599.707.35S
+
2.8
195,500,497
203,397,417
+
0.8
6,646,551
5,781,051
+12.4
199,025,910
210,513,039
101,527,943,
110,846,048
30,817,232
682.913,794
670,061,506 ■"+
California—Long Beach
Santa
222,302.884
6,944.128
227,967,577
116,941,397
_—
6,998.347
256,282,164
—
105,607,167
36,965,856
36,265,235
25,675,252
Barbara
740,165,341
39,661,643
_—
23,407,659
830,354,769
——
41,388,467
.
+
10.7
+
1.9
+
9.7
25,292,023
20,429,483
—12.2
680,711,345
706,579,796
—
34,298,419
4.2
31,836,353
30,580,824
14,023,758
12,923,593
+
8.5
10.318,474
9,558,227
21,406,565
14,919,360
+ 43.5
-14,136,668
15,852,753
1.576,888,327
Stockton
1,431,891:411
26,338,829,286
26,617,963,302
1.0
24,955,281,821
24,268,933,434
13.227,471,212
13,691,€65,738
3.4
11,885,802.228
12,361,892.265
26,284.912
27 .186,430
tat
81.033.018
,
6.8
-+>,700,000
8,302,866
228.578.576
—
Francisco
—
—.
+.
-—
157,563 578
+
6,241,200
18,607,800
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt, Lake City
28
,241,629
12,376.619,757
(10
total
cities)
(108 cities)
+ 10.1"
1,299,294,183
1,344,355,870
97,719.207
13.591.256,824
Total
Grand
90
Outside
*
cities)
7,048,703
725,807,691
1.1
—
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
154 ,254.668
47,999.986
< a 1
—
"■
—26,8
13.926,297.564
79.399.569
„.
-
cities)-
28.148.627
54.132.056
New
Jer.'ey—Newark_____
Northern' New' Jersey.—
'(6
Total
87 ,707,398
13.111.358.074
35.594,561
C'Oni+etJcut—Stamford
.___—•
Falls
Louisiana—tShreveport
Yakima
4,281,138
N'w
6,324, 544
798.05 6,455
17,034,764
<
______
Washington—Seattle
155.870,095
_
__A_A_A
16,667, 733
8,677,454
+
3,236,064
36,667.600
<
4,022,133
.
6.9
—24.9
18,670.826
579,142.183
",
:
-
Worth
Fort
43,102.823
41,318.300
Gties)—_A—__v-A
"U''45'4,792,3O0
—
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
12 378,141
45,197.834
26.541,671
______
38,518,637
458,574, 006
6.514,160
■'</
——-
cities)
(9
Delias
'
i»chest cr
8.315, 014
43,495, 405
527,527,524
:
Texas—Austin
,16.442.004
15,073,528
A""
2.7
3.2
.3.1
+
37.886,626
789,283,502
City
854.785
1,475,408
3.602.343
45.533,167
AA-
166,343,580
744,086.495
V
17.349.610
_____
179.217, 007
9.6
511,861,179
Joseph
Total
li,015,386
36,675,634
——
Colorado—Colorado Springs
7,514.331
4.125.725
„___A—'
St.
1,029,234
991, 593
11,306, 248
—
9,349,701
9,602.170
916, 141
8.4
17,373,262
-Wichita
2.928.276
194,470.291
'<
2.8
+
—10.2
14,902,248
175,899,664
—
——
Missouri—Kansas
•
4.607,037
*
-A
Kansas—Topeka
1957
1958
Dec. (4
—
+
970.463
13,376,817
'
—
1.227,667
1,052,086
——
—
City-
1,262.185
V
Lincoln
j
2_A
ZZ_Z
cities)—.
(7
Nebraska—Fremont.
figures for each city for tbb week
years:
York—Alba
(0
1,402,761,337
11,485.863
Total
"
"Total
1,373,471,949
1,344,355.870
Second Federal Reserve District—New Yerk
Rochester
8.9
24.268,933.434
AC'— ZAIAAAZ
,
+
-
Minnesota—Duluth
599.707.353
24,955 281.821
Island—Provjdenco——
Jamestown
1,454.438.389
102,030.000
Wayne
Total" (4
708.623.933
1.0
Haven
R'dfalo
248,890,797
-
Illinois— Quincy
653.744.289
iA
10.1
.
Slmira
679,440
220,674,267
11,164,229
;
___—
Tennessee—Memphis
'
New
765,148
17.8
Kentucky—Louisville
802.045.965
766 864,987
—
•'
Total- (J2
2.8
+
—
3,543,626
Missouri—St.
1.696,482.041
1,697 .436,148
741,143.365
;
682.913.794
.
H a nt
psi 11 re—Mft
16,724,973
947,158
230,575,311
1,583,253,401
RockfOJ'd
L
762,549.986
798.016.455
723.151.103
Owuiecijcpj;—jjarlford '_
Rhode
—13.0
920,758
1.402,761.337
1,373 .471,949
810.790,891
831.000,299
Sprinafield.
New
21,803,105
216,975,747
16,455,742
1.573,747.429
842,308.029
1,431,891,411
-Bangor A+—__
Worcester
204.954,420
13,506,955
Decatur
$■
26,617,963.302
'•
L
+ 14.2
18,971,565
Chicago
9.04,966.472
848 296,157
9.6
■
1.576.888.327
our
Bed ford
260,608,909
6,897,524
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
1,507,865.828
River__
New
298,140,902
4
6,646,242
271,611,331
Illinois—Bloomington
1957
26.338.829.286
at—
Lowell ;A__
6,053,234
308,295,416
297,626,275
Sioux City
1,443,329.002
"
Massa fch use l i s—Boston
Pall
7,297,905
8.2
20,824,858
Terre
First Federal Reserve District—Boston
•
4.4
4,718,644
Total
1,124 .066.202
S
•
8.7
7,757,533
317,149.587
iowa—Cedar Rapids
Reserve Dis¬
1.0
..
Portland
•8,059,752
8,099,345
Arbor
Rapids
Omaha
l&ajnc~
429,200,000
8,763,344
Wisconsin-—Milwaukee
In the
1,224,105.400
789,283.502
January. 16 for four
Clearings
34,045,471
145,422,480
442,100,000
South Bend
12.376.619,757
:
________loZ:"Z~ZZ:
York
add
30,332,230
135,681,348
3.8
Indianapolis
but in the Dallas Re¬
13,591 .256,824
<
;_r__T08 cities
New
now
762,549,986
0.8
'
x
cities)
Indiana—Fort
The
5.7
9- «•
6
____
Outside
We
8.9%.
of
1,899,912.395
"
A
Clty___
32th San Francisco
District
855,649.063
"
________Z_-7
Minneapolis
10th Kansas
4
____________
780,912,222
7.4
21,995,298
14,387,466
16,153,694
96,834,000
Grand
gain
14,425.278.516
.
"
___17
Louis
a
1,616.573.858
"
Z"
1.6
+
343,015,066
"
1
Orleans
Michigan—Ann
Philadelphia
register
1958
877,835.519
961.841,897
6,871,740
376,050,897
144,581,137
Seventh Federal Reserve District—Chicago-
the
1,211.437,867
a".
.
__>____ALlo A?L\:r.
6th Atlanta
to
note that in the
Inc. or
8
>
13.606.923,780
_________IT
7
5th Richmond
;
"
9
4th Cleveland
S
>
;__12 cities
____
New'
(10
Springfield
1959
1960
.
January 16—
2nd
Total
0F BANK CLEARINGS
SUMMARY
'
'
■
156,961,110
39,123,628
Mobile-——.
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
a
385,251,556
1.2
422,900,000
'+
A
Louisiana—New
•'
•
9,342,705
1.3
+
—
145,513,406
Mississippi—Vicksburg
clearings for
according
and in the San Francisco
larger by 1.9%
are
842,308,029
38,814.166
Alabama—Birmingham
increase of 7.2%, in the Rich¬
Reserve
smaller by 1.1%
are
206,856,366
439,100,000
Peoria
the
10.1%.
the
r
improvement of 3.6% and the St. Louis Reserve
District the totals
4,670,444
23,519,402
199,197,465
156,331,551
Macon
week ended
but the Minneapolis Reserve District suffers a loss of 2.4%.
Kansas City Reserve
serve
an
cities)
Augusta
Des
Chicago Reserve District enjoys
District of 2.5%
an
in the Atlanta
and
(6
Florida—Jacksonville
loss of 3.4% the bank clearings
a
group
Reserve District of 1.0% but in the Boston Reserve District the totals
mond
855,649,063
4,736,752
25,422,634
2.0
+ 11.0
10,162.009
160,793,655
'-Lansing:-
District the totals record
1,573,747,429
$26,617,963,302 in the
located and from this
are
1,469.202,597
+ 15.5
+
397,323,975'
158,849,438
Nashville
present further below,
we
1.0%, the aggregate
Outside of this city there was
1959.
center
11,277,658
402,448,726
Georgia—Atlanta
Ac¬
has to be estimated,
country having amounted to $26,338,829,286 against
week
same
detailed statement,
cases
in
appear
the week ends
as
able to give final and complete results of the
previous week—the
we are
12,520,490
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
not available at time of going to
press.
are
244,855,896
.
Columbia—Washington
+ 10.0
23,536,000
249,682,170
;
Tennessee—Knoxville
covered
issue of next week.. We cannot furnish them
our
;
Maryland—Baltimore
6 7
5,636.494
27,193,000
Richmond
8.0
827,422,993,362 825,692,288 249
"Estimated.
Complete and exact details for. the week
58,333,900
6.7
1,095,680,720
\veel:_i__
>
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
West
South
5,478.403.600
________
cities
—
72.887,600
(7
Toial
day
one
8,470,425
+ 12.0
746.913.829
cities, five days
7,205,772
+ 12.5
3,926,715
7,392,266
+ 14.2
District of
Total all
7,097,419
3,822,758
666,325,924
l
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
746,276,682
daysAZAAAA.
five
cities,
4.3
2.2
—
—
330.187,848
.
___;
Youngstown
395,022,325
days___________.
4,120,191
7,692,392
Virginia—Norfolk
five
4,477,579
7,357,976
Columbus
+ 23.2
+
406,400,000
-
cities,
+ 16.7
2,112,238
*5,000,000
cities)
Cincinnati
464,200.000
—
Ten
—
*
Cleveland
*825,000,000
___________
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
1,991,463
2.2
Mansfield
533,658,419
A
4.0
+
498.409,642
Francisco
San
.+
1,120,000,000
It
—
12.6
+
ZZZZ
Jersey—Trenton
Ohio—Canton
1,229,405,185
1,227,000,000
—
,
2,032,852
+
—19.1
1959
855,677,867
Kansas
2,070,199
1,804.510
5,250,453
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
i960
$13,910,380,568 813,376,743.826
—
$
2,282,593
2,629,782
sum-'
(11
1957
1,752,771
1,211,437,867
Z
Total
1958
S
8.9
—
16
1,459,183
Delaware—Wilmington
New
Our comparative
2,047,600
or
5,368,439
__Z *
Wilkes-Barre
;*
_______
Dec.
2,961,130
~
IZZZZZ
AZZ!
______AZZIZZA_ZZZ
AAZZZZZZZ
,-ZZZ_____
Chester
16, clearings for
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
New
January
Inc.
S
1,866,257
York
same
Ended
1959
S
from the chief cities
Our
year.
District—Philadelphia-
Pre¬
ago.
it is possible to obtain
weekly clearings will
there is a gain for the week ending Friday of 4.0%.
for the week follows: "A".
.mary
Third Federal Reserve
1960
a
Saturday, January
stand at $27,422,993,362 against ,$25,692,288,249 .for the
center
Chronicle
CLEARINGS
telegraphic advices
6.7% above those of the corresponding week last
be
and Financial
increase compared with
an
the United States for which
all cities of
Commercial
BANK
liminary figures compiled by us based
of the
The
.
COURSE OF
THE
Bank
.
New
York
Estimated.
City
(a)Cleanngs operations discontinued.
^
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(426)
.
Monday, January 25, 1960
.
.
ISSUES
ENTIRE
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
CALLED
Company and Issue—
Page
subord. debs, due June 1, 1971_Feb
1
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp.—
..
#
"...
X,X' .
5',„
cumulative convertible preferred 8tock.--.__--—Mar
1
Druckett Co.. 43cumul. conv. preferred stock——_—Feh 15
Blrtcher Corp., 6%
conv.
Pursuant to
the requirements of Section
certifies daily to
Tariff Act
of
the
1930,
EXCHANGE
We give below a record for the week
RATES
CERTIFIED
BY
FEDERAL
RESERVE
Bank
Reserve
Federal
the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
countries of the world.
FOREIGN
522 of the
on
the different
BANK
TARIFF
UNDER
ACT
15.
1960
TO
JANUARY
INCLUSIVE
1960,
21,
•
v
-
-"AH■.
■
Unit
Monetary
'
••
•
■
Noon
Buying
Rate
for
Cable
Transfers
in
York
New
in
(Value
'•■
.
X
Friday
Jan.18
Jan. 19
Jan. 20
$
Austria,
pound
$
schilling
franc
Belgium,
Wacker Corp.,
Ceylon,
France
markka
Germany,
India,
debenture
f.
_.
Netherlands,
of
.00160950
Transacted
.00277564
.00277314
.00277314
.00277314
.327666
&
.327666
.327666
.327933
.0800560
XX
.0800560
„
.0800560
South
.264960
.264990
2.770891
.139781
.139787
.497700
.0348350
.497700
X
.0348300
.0166065
.0166065
.0166065
.193018
.193012
.193012
.193012
.231181
.231162
.231156
.231125
2.787686
2.787666
2.788144
2.791412
2.798140
2.798120
2.798600
2.801880
■■
DIVIDENDS
"
12
Continued from page
Per
Time
(In thousands of dollars)
Inc. ( + ) or
Decrease (—) Since
Redemption
Total
F.
1960
certificate
R.
fund
gold
for
F.
R.
certificate
notes
914.028
of
other
and
Industrial
loans
+
65,228
4-
36.337
+
ASSETS—
274,115
41.838
1.671
—
Agricultural
335
—
Loans
1,762
+
Bills
1,510,145
Notes
under
Total
U.
Total
repurchase
S.
Govt
loans
from
outright..
and
foreign
25.511,207
agree't
securities..
securities..
banks
26.326,214
Other
Sales
—653.820
21.005
54,500
—708,320
Loans
21,005
—
—435,876
.+■■
329.456
+
to
Real
485,074
6,274.824
+
101.071
+
1.494
+
317,411
+■
18,557
4
257.202
'X
U. S.
51.357
+
6.695
132,479
Within
206.680
to 5
After
27.743,447
Deposits:
Member
bank
reserves...
U.
S.
Treas.—general
Foreign
O.her
18.279,083
account
—197.595
—
—
327,932
__
10.507
+
470.362
22,745
+
462,757
—
610,292
+
Balances
—
6,505
—
banks.
19,969
Total
Other
Total
19.292,741
accrued
items..
'
paid
to
liabs.
of
52.123,647
bilities
ances
623,024
+
509.249
1.718
+
4,305
—
—
70,242
r
389 085
accounts
&
capital
and
P.
R.
64,035
accounts
on
for
deposits:
865
+
+
18,020
51,357
53
+ "••
—
+
+
1,752
+
468
+
427
+
11,607
_I"*
—
1 441
—
\
_____
—
1,293
—
30,236
Federal
From
others
Reserve
Banks_________
—
350
—
1 3^0
206.680
tkm^of",c,om.m«rcial
valuation reserves:
individual loan
'Not
8,
+
.2%
...
563
-r
preferred
49
—
358
13
Quarterly
—
+
28.737
available
on
comparable
basis;
—
4.15%
+
33
—
234
items
are
form
shown
4.60%
condition
°,hi
the
statement
of
weekly reporting
nederal Reserve
following
f
member
in leading cities
principal changes for the week
decrease of $387 million in
loans ad¬
justed; increases of $388 million in
holdings of U S
Government securities, $468 million
in demand
deposits
adjusted, and $427 million in U. S.
ended Jan.
13:
A
Government demand
XiifTT °.f $563
in demanTde^rrow^ngs from°Federal ReserveSBanks$7^ mR''on in
Redemption Calls
liol0rlljlnsatoabrokers Ind' d'ealers^forepu!chas?nI'o~
creased^
GoCnmenfde-
csasrs
will
preferred
be
found
and
including
list
a
common
those
called
The date indicates the
July
and
in which the details
of
under
sinking
or
bonds,
for
fund
notes,
redemption',
1st
convertible
&
indicated)
were
Ohio
debentures
Electric
Realty
due
6%
Texas
(R.
'
Farms
Eastern
C.)
5%
a
Feb,
2-
■
1
2- 1
2-15
10c
—
1-15
1-15
1-13
1-11
1-11
1-29
•
1
27V2C
27V2C
—
19c
2-15
J
'
'
income—
1-30,
Co.—
3+4%
(quar.)
i
(quar.)
1962_:
April
l
1968
1961
-Feb
-.Feb
1
—
1989
12710
Fcb-
1
1
2*
1
27I2C
2-15
5c
2- 1
2-1
Industries
Kellogg
&
due
and
(stock
A
Stanley
Brock,
Class
B
of
Feb
1
—
Stein
class
A
Ltd.-
<&
Co.
&
Farnham
Ltd.,
(John
(J.
r
5% .debs,
•
30c
B.)
4'/a%
Co.
Broadcasting,
pfd, {quar.)_«
-
iqu0r.)__-____:_w_—,
common
_________
(quar.)—___
25c
4-
common
205
l
205
Corp.,
Service
4-15
.
1-.29
1-18
2Qc
1-25
1-
1-25
1- 4
3-15
12V2C
3-15
2-26
2-26
(quar.)____
<quar,)—__
(quar.t—
ioc
2-29
25c
conv.
5.20%
convertible
preferred
pfd.
(1952
series4)*—__
(1954). series_.____
_
Transit
Corp.
(quar,)
4
2-11
2-29
.
2-12
l-l3
2-1
l"15
12Vac
1-29
28c
1-29
65c
2-1
65c
2-1
l*15
l"15
1
2-15
Propane Gas Corp.—
5.29%
1-25
2-25
3-11
3-31
1
4%
1
Syracuse
1-25 '
45c
(quar.;
-Feb
Gas
2-15
4%
common
Suburban
2-15
37l/2c
•
,
dividend
Suburban
56c
(quar.)___
B ;
Corp.
f
% 3-31*
3-10
common..
&
-
(quar.25c
Stores
P.)
Fund,
1-8
r
3-1
1-29
1-29
1-H
2-1
:
i
•
-2-15
A
StubnitK-Greene
246
-
t$1.31
pfd,
$2344
1
v
1
(quar.)____
5*%%
15
-Feb
1- 8
2-
$2.62
Strawbridge & Clothier,
due
,
Inc.
f 2713
'
:
Balanced
-
Stock
1-H
1-11
2-;i
tl5c
(increased)^
25c
Stevens
Class
2-1
160c
(quar.)
(increased)____________
Stern Textiles,
Stouffer
1-29
4%
Bros.*
&
2-15
$30c
Roe
1-29
1^29
1-20
2-15
U0c
Ltd.,
Canada,
dividend
tA.)
1-15
1-15
'
1
5%
Extra
Stein,
2-
5% v:
;
2-19
3-1
2- 1
45c
...Feb
1962
dlvd.)
J.)
-Feb
——
(stk.
;V
r'
(quar.,
40c
Ltd., 4,/2%. pfd. fquar.t56V4C
Equipment Mfg
25c
Improvement & Forge Co.-r-
Stock
!
,
preferred
Year-end
Steel
3-10
20c
'
.
.
(quar.)
Co.
v
56V4C
.
.
—
(William
Steel
Corp.-*-.
Co., common
dividend)
Stange
(quar.)
(quar.)——i
'
•.
Sons
Dredging
15
Corp.
1
27Vac
(quar.)—„—
(increased quar.)
par)
-Feb
preferred «tock._._:
2-
($25
Container Corp.
Stock
dividend
11
2- 1
2- 1
2- 1
preferred
Storer
1,
1-20
1-20
1-20
1-20
1-20
1-20
1-20
1-20
1-20
1-15
.1-15
1-15
2- 5
1
1
2-
Railway
Register
15
—Feb
0
Co., Inc
1,
Page
22-
2-
Fuel Co.
^
debs,
Transmission
due Feb.
•
92,/ac
97'/2c
$1.03%
$1.06V4
$1.10
—
(quar.)
Stone
due Sept.
? tumulativfl
Co.
&
1,
2-
$1.15
Stetson
series
«m,^ntUre3 dUe DeC- l'
Williams
debs,
2- 1
2- 1
(quar.)——
(Delaware)—.
Inc.
(quar.)
Stern
""
bonds,
Corp,—
PefiSnk V« "JiA* b0nd? ?,ue
alL—it
1-15
1-15
(quar.)—
com.
Service
Sterchi
REDEMPTIONS
Co.—
5%%
mortgage
Seabrook
1-15
2- 1
2- 1
27'/4C
Steinberg's,
given in the "Chronicle."
Inc.—
preferred shares,
Power Co.—
Stores
2- 1
$0,686
$0,596
$1.18%
Spartans
provisions.
last date for mak¬
Date
Engineering Co.,
Georgia
May
$0,596
—
(quar.)
Standard
called
redemption
Company and Issue—
Cumul-
_
1- 5
1- 5
1-20
(quar.)
Standard
Sinking
corporate
stock
PARTIAL
Columbus
2- 1
-1-15
1-15
1- 5
(quar.)
Standard
ing tenders, and the page number
gives the location in
(except where otherwise
6Vi%
2-15
1-30
2- 1
1-31
4.40%
the current volume
Adams
1-15
preferred
preferred
4.75%
Class
shows
shows
1
4.36%
gross
revised
Fund Notices
The
3-25
2-
1-31
1-31
2-15 v
(quar.)
(quar)
preferred
preferred
Spencer
Below
4-15
15c
Special Investment & Securities, Inc.
4,/a%"' preferred
(quar.)
960
Condition Statement of Member
Banks
Co.,
investment
preferred
preferred
4.40%
banks and after deduc
reporting
1959.
58,428
(quar.)
—
common
Public
$1.60 convertible
+
12-31
57c
12Vzc
12V2C
65c
28c
28V2C
162V2C
—
(quar.)_
Drug,
prelerred
preferred
3.90%
4.25%
798
60
+
874
175
+
Standard
j2l 505
Power
from
4
1-29
(quar.)—*
Investors,
Southwestern
3.70%
16
129
<
_■
5V2%
Southwestern
Southwestern
1.53
accept¬
correspondents
Industrial loan commitments
Nevada
74.483
+
preferred (quar.)
preferred' (quar.)
Materials
451
1,911
1-15
1-
12-31
.
—
Southern
—
1-15
1-29
3%
(quar.)———
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Indiana Gas & Electric—
4.75%
1
$1.20
$1.18%
com.
2nd
4.80%
2-
participat-
preefrred
Soutnern
1
X
Power—
preferred
4.72%
286
366
lia¬
foreign-
Canada
87
29
28
+
—
Southern
(quar.)
Power, Ltd.,
Colorado
2-
2 Vac
(quar.)—
5.44%
:|:25c
1-29
1
$50c
—-
preferred
4.72%
1-15
4
t30c
(quar.)
preferred
Southern
76
2^841
93.602
—
+
+
&
common
Natural Gas (quar.)
Southern California Edison, common
304
3-
nn
Interbank
21,478
—
Corp.
2-12
12-28
1
2-
-
;:30c
(quar.)
Georgia
336
—
—
X;:.
X.
Foreign banks
deposits:
353.287
reserves
note
40 <j<&
liability
+
53,351,575
combined
purchased
S.
Interbank demand
Domestic banks
From
774,808
J
818
62.435
Borrowings:
______
gold certificate
Contingent
—
223,249
ion
Southern
deposits adjusted
Govt, demand depo.sits_______
Other
in__
capital
deposit
+
—3,812
81
+
3,332
Time
___
Total
Ratio
'
26,389
94.178
—
ACCOUNTS—
Surplus
Other
5.061,070
dividends
liabilities
CAPITAL
Capital
&
19
—
137,928
Demand
U.
deposits
availability cash
liabs.
Coast
South
1
1-27
2-
45c
v
dividend)——
A
4.56%
LIABILITIES—
________
Deterred
—3,056
■■■
—
preferred)—.
ing
South
1-15
V
4.48%
2 945
assets/liabilities
dividends
Stock
1
3-
+2 5c
(quar.)__
—
class
Gas—
Atlantic
South
8
12-10
40c
•
473
+
50)
198)
—
13425
;
(J.
Engineering,
1,165
—6,395
654
1,343
domestic
+
1
—
9821
HI"
.
+
6 492
assets—net
Total
117,873
with
+
.
'995
securities
Smucker
8
1-
•i:
1
2-
'
XtlOc
—
-r—
(Howard) Paper Mills, com.
(quar.)—
M.) Co. (stock
1-
1
2-
61c
—
—
(quar.)
Corp.
Soroban
388
+
2,691
O.)
4
>2-1
>;
40c
■
(A.
1
1-
2-
•
7
I$1.75
——
1-19
2-
2" 1
•,
"
-,,
iquar.)
1-14
'
.
2-15
15c
(increased).
com.
preferred
0
354
'
27.406
1
-'1V V
66
—
1,832
Banks____
Smith
$2
+
J
-
12-31
2-15-
i3c
Oil Co.
(quar.)
———
(N.), Ltd., common—-———.
O
10
+
14.380
securities—totalII__~2
R.
1
+
21
46
15^396
F.
I"
10
757
125,110
75,435
—
1.744
year
with
f
'
f33VaC
—
iquar.
Extra
132
12,640
years
9
+
1,130
Currency and coin
Other
215,364
1_
banks__
Co.,
Power
preferred A
Skelly
11
4,156
years
five
86
+
Smith
___;
1
—
1,176
loans
Government
134/
:—
159
_____
commercial
Pacific
Sierra
Slater
etc.__
banks
domestic
loans
Reserves
:
finance,
:
foreign
to
estate
Other
Reserve notes
1,830
12-31'
X 2-25
£ S45c
Mines, Ltd. (s-a)__—1—
Simms (T S.) & Co.. Ltd., $1 pfd.
31
12-31
1-29
•
J20C
———
(quar.)«.2—
preferred
'$2.44
—
>;;i- 4
1-29
.•
13c
——
Sigma
330
Treasury bills
Treasury certificates of indebtedness..
Treasury notes & U. S. bonds maturing:
1
53.351,575
personal
income—
1-27
1-27
$250
pur
securities
finance,
Other
LI.ABILITIES—
Federal
for
Other
15
assets
dealers
Loans to nonbank financial
institutions:
Loans
assets..
Total
8,142.733
—
_
and
75
+
carrying:
or
S.
Boston.———
Corp.
(quar.)
1-15
7c
*
7 (/o
17
—
Other loans for
purchasing or carrying:
U. S. Government securities..
-8.142.733
____
25.5U.2Q7
Cash Items in process of collection
Bank
premises
Other
21.005
-
2,483,771
____
brokers
to
V
'
1-15
2
65c
Creek
Common
X;'.J.
40
—
3-10
V'1-15
1-29
2-
60c V
1
3-10 J
'
—
Mines, Ltd. (resumed)—
of America (quar.)
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
82
387
—
30,131
1
; 1-29:
%
20c
Shawinigan Water & Power Co., com. (quar.)
Class A common
(quar.)
Sheep
1,256
+
of
investment
net
From
Since
income
Trust
Shareholders
or
1959
128
+
66,769
Government securities________
Other securities
11.010.298
Held
Due
—653.820
10.506,993
103.996
'-.•+
loans
chasing
U.
Certificates
105,126
_
securities:
bought
-
:•
,.4-
.10c :v
Security Insurance Co. of New Haven (quar.)
Selected American shs. -tfrom capital gains)
Sheraton
investments
-.
-
Banknote •jCQ^ar-.jI.i--^-
investment
3-
?XlOcXx.4- x:
,
5c
From
Jan. 14.
1960
_
349.034
+
time
(In millions of dollars)
and
Commercial and industrial loans
Bought outright—
Total
loans
773.694
—
in
Jan. 6,
1960
2,064
+
decrease
Jan. 13,
24.606
4
.
Bonds
million
„
3-15
31'/4C
Corp., conimon-lJ—_
(quar.)__-—
$129
Increase ( + )
Total
4
773.169
■.
$132
a
(quar.)
Inc.
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
50c
Securities' Acceptance
5%
preferred A
Security-Columbian
decreased
deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations.
33,555
5.701
-
_
of
interbank
807.249
-5-
banks
advances
Government
S.
4.298
—
—
Hold¬
Decrease (-—1
19.164,671
Acceptances—bought outright
U.
9,999
+
result
a
than
1959
697.136
reserves
cash
Discounts
1960
18,190.643
as
other
Jan. 21,
470,233
notes
Other
account
deposits
million
Jan. 13,
million.
ings of "other" securities increased $81 million.
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Gold
U,'S. Government bonds decreased $267
Williams,
&
Scott
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
When
Share
Same of Company
ASSETS—
$ Per Share
6 '
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.0166065
2.798320
Jan. 20,
*
(no par)
.139881
X .497700
.139775
.497700
.0348350
2.787865
pound
sterling
pound
-
,
Company common
2.774138
.231212
Africa,
STOCKS
William Gretz Brewing
2,525
.265035
2.770415
193031
Kingdom,
Co. in
by
Shares
.0800560
V
.264975
2.770435
.497700
franc
J2759
<v*s
.
Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenks,- Kirkland
Philadelphia on Wednesday, January 20.
.00160965
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Switzerland,
190.
Auction Sales
.209487
.00160950
.0348350
krona
-
2.801880
.00160980
.139781
peso
peseta
United
.209287
2.798600
.264880
krone,
issue." fin volume
in this
X.239755
.209275
2.798120
2.770613
pound
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo
Sweden,
.239750
.239765
.209300
.0800560
guilder
Zealand,
205
J2663
.203700
2.798140
.327666
Mexico. peso__
203
•
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00277564
malayan dollar
202
,
.210212
.00311275
.209275
yen
Spain,
.210062
.203710
.00160990
Malaysia,
Norway,
X
«f
.0384375
2.798320
_
lira
Japan,
.239755
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1.409583
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Northwest
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•
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.00311275
.203615
franc
new
deutsche mark
rupee
Ireland, pound
.210050
.00311275
(Metropolitan)
2.232573
.0384250
.0200370
1.050234
T2711
.0120422
2.229960
.0384500
.0200350
1.049947
.210100
rupee
Finland,
.0384250
.0200360
$
X
l
preference shares____'__Feb 15'
inc. debs, due Aug. 1, 1962—Feb
1
5%
-
Jan. 21
X
.0120240
2.229577
1.048854
Thursday
$
.0120240
-
2.229593
.0384390
'
$
.0120240
2.229737
Canada, dollar
Union
Wednesday
.0120285
Australia,
New
Tuesday
peso—
Free
Italy,
Monday
Jan. 15
Argentina,
Money)
States
United
.—.:Mar
Systems, Inc.—
6'7
series A, due June 1, 1969—:
:Feb 16
Pipeline Corp.—
$3.30 and $5.60 cumulative preferred .stock.—Jan..-30
Sheldons Engineering Ltd., 5% series bonds of 1949-1,—Feb
.2
Texas Illinois Natural Gas Pipeline Co.—
:
(
''X
$5 cumulative preferred stock—
—Jan 28
United Rayon Manufacturing Corp.—
•
'
4%
conv.
debs,
of
HFL__
—i————Mar 1
S.
and
199
.
1966.1
Carrier
Lynch
Pacific
Country
;
cumul. redeemable second
5%
1930
OF
La Salle
JANUARY
Inc.—
Building,
Street
non-cumul. income debs,-due Jan. I,
Hahn Brass Ltd.—
5%
TREASURY
TO
Wall
Forty
just passed.
3
.
.
'
1-1<J
,
50c
3„-
;
(427)
\
Per"
Share
ol Company
E, Inc. (increased-quar.)
Name
M
T
m
SffBroadcasting
Son,
class
GJtock dividend)
A <qU.a**>
B
(quar.)
Electric,, new com.
rla^s
When
Holdert
Payable of Itec.
20c
1-29
—
2-15
25c
—
SSr
International Corp., (stock dividend)
of Canada, Ltd., common
(quar.)__
Electric Service Co.—
«4 preferred
(quar.)
tpvIs instruments, Inc., 4% conv. pfd. (quar.)
2-15
18c
.
(initial quar.)
2-15
25c
^—
2-15
3%
Svaco
2-
1
1-18
2-29
*40c
2
1-30
Sxas
$1
& Lightpreferred (quai.)__
$4
*a
7(i
•«4 84
1-12
$1
2-
1
$1.14
2-
1
$1.19
2-
1
inc.,
$1.21
(quar.)—_
common
(quar.)
preferred
TUenn-O-Disc Inc.
365 '1'
2-
8
8
1-30
30c
1-29
Sdass^and
Class B (stock dividend)
Payable ill Class A common stock
5%
30c
A
Class B
Class
30c
3-
1
<■ 3- 1
2-10
57
9
1-
1/7%
2-
9
1-
1-28
1-
$1.06 V4
3-
1
3-
1
$1.14
3-
1
2-29
2-15
2-
10%
3-20
3-10
20C
2-16
2-
22140
2-
1
4-
1
3-15
+25c
7-
1
10-
1
i
t25c
125C
Quarterly '_-.l-.-~——w*—
Trans-United Industries (stock div:)______
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line—
Common
(quar.)——i
$0.55 preferred
(quar.)
$4.90 preferred (quar.)—
$5.60 preferred
(quar.)—
$5.70 preferred
(quar.)—
$5.96 preferred
(quar.)
Transportation Corp. of America—
Class
25c
Trico Oil
Union
each
for
share
&
Gas,
1st
6%%
$4.50
Stock
Class A
Gas
(stock
Class B
United Aircraft
1-26
2V2C
2-
1
United
1
$1
2-15
1-20
$1,121/2
2-15
1
1-
8
2-10
1-
8
1-
8
tlOC
(quar.)
:_1
25c
___
Fund
income
(5
cents
10
A
Engineering & Foundry (special)
(stock
Coal
dividend).
new
Publishers
&
Machinery
preferred
(quar.),
Corp.
(quar.),
(quar.)
Wallpaper,
Inc.
(name
changed
Coatings)
Corp. (stock dividend)
Borax <fc Chemical Com.—
'
PiPe ■<sr Foundry,
Vitamin
&
$6
*■;
__
___
1-28
10%
3-
1
2-
1
3-15
15c
2-15
1
•
1-15
2-29
10c
Tiernan,
Warn
'
•
2-
1 '
1-
Inc.
2-
1
1-
S4
from capital
com.
2-
1
1-20
1
1
1-20
2-
1
1-20
V2C.
4-
4
3-15
64C
2-23
1-27
12c
2-16
1-27
$1.31
2c
2-
——
dividend)—
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
Com118 Corp.—
6? ?rt°" (stock dividend).
Wat*,
1Veitibie preferred C (quar.).
(quar.)
tax
1-15
2-
1
$1.25
2-
1
3-15
3-
12 Vac
(quar.)
3-31
1-15
1-15
10c
1-25
in
the
1
Co.—
2-
$1.11
15c
(qiiar.)
2-
impprtant step
1-
not
this
for
ment
with
tb
the
1-29
1-29
2-12
1-
is
indicated
market
Klein¬
for
overseas
106.
p.
Service Co.—Rights Offering—
filed a registration state¬
104,961 shares of common
cbmmoii stockholders of record
York,
New
14,
covering
by
1-15
company
1960, at the rate of one
will
and
9
will
p.
9
ing
investments
be
usbd
1
r-
4
1
1-
working
1-
8
is
corporate
expected
short-term
and
then held.
includ-•
purposes,
that
$600,000
the
of
for
requirements, to
purposes.—V. 189,
borrowing
corporate
general
4
1-29
future
capital
general
It
10 shares
outstanding bank loan, and the balancfe
pay an
reduce
to
for
subsidiaries.
in
share for each
new
available
be
7-
2-
S19.
Southern
The
Non¬
source.
SEC
the
payment
*
*
1960
of
issued
bank
order
an
borrowings
investment
Under
corrected
Co.—Financing Cleared by SEC—
has
authorizing
and
The
equip¬
of Signals several
award represents an
Corps
Feb. 3,
7-29
here.
Kleinschmidt
since
Contract
a
Klein¬
of
Bioren & Co',
is listed as the principal underwriter;
and the public
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Net proceeds of the stock sale will be added to the cash funds of the
dividend.
incorrect.
was
date
the
Amalga¬
by
•
,
.
subscription
37 Vac
the
'
establishing
Jan.
on
prbceeds will be used to
at
Kleinschmidt
the
at
representative
1-15
tax.
funds,
S.
income
less
Canadian
15%
non-residents
tax.
of
the
under
by
Holding
thereof
Company
Act
Ga. holding company,
subsidiaries.
Atlanta.
the
the proceds
its
in
the
proposal,' Southern proposes to borrow from banks during
aggregating $22,000,000. The funds, together with $6,500,000
sums
treasury
funds,
will
be
used
3-
1
2
4-15
8-
1
7-15
15c
3-
1
2-12
2-20
1-29
2%
2-29
1-22
30c
2-
1-15
2-
5
1
N.
Cuyahoga
1-15
5-
purchase
to
on
best
chemical
during
of
a
new
on
1
1
1-11
1
1-11
25c
2-15
2-
1
60c
2-15
2-
1
50c
3-15
2-19
additional
1960
Mr,
Ltd..
Products
Steven
of
was
$1 5
comes
Toronto,
^Including
,
director
net
$129,500,000.
of
equivalent
to
compared
31,
1959
Detroit'
13c
1-30
12-31
2-15
12-31
1-28
will
the
use
foi1
funds
con¬
206.
p.
first
for
on
at
estimated
general
application with the Public Service
increase in natural gas rate,
an annual basis before taxes. The
$290,000.
an
general
a
$615,000
to
is
taxes
the
is
14 filed
Indiana
amount
increase
rate
gas
comparable service.—V.
The
symbol,
The
in
nearly
40
years.
For
out
has
of
the
Jan.
14
and
by
R.
Vice-Chairman
new
a
Eberstadt,
Chairman
Esso
the
of
this
of
V
its
since
offer
leum
,
and
of
Holly,
Incorporated,
whose
business
Md.;
Dulutll,
Minn.;
Cleveland
Holly. Mich.—V.
191, p. 105.
and
and
Canton,
I
St.
and
inventory
an
City
on the
Bradentoh,
Of
Petersburg
of
Daytona
in
Beach.—V.
Palm
190,
p.
Stock
50,000
mbtels,
hotels,
Beach-Oriiiond
County,
Beach
1018.
(N.J.)—Affiliate Acquis. Terms—
Inc.,
affiliate
wholly-owned
a
of
(New Jersey), announced today the terms of
outstanding capital stock of International Petro¬
the
Ltd.
Bank
offer.
The
Standard
*•
than
more
houses,
apartment
(Inter-America)
Royal
the
Value
is its
par
This
price is forty-five United States Dollars
($45), ad¬
dividend International may declare while the offer is
any
of
Canada
bank
Will
(Inter-America),
Transfer
Agent
agreed
has
make
also
soon
as
i
'
pursuant
of Esso
made by the
shares
receive
to
payment,
on
behalf
has been
as" transfer
International.
for
of Interna¬
that
the
The letter ex¬
plains certain provisions of the Canadian Companies Act under which
Esso
Standard
(Inter-America)
intends
to
obtain
all
of the shares
According
tional
to
letter
a'
reih'ain
of
International
of
more
accept
than
not
Petroleum
of
now
190,
p.
shareholders
to
(Inter-America)
than
less
stock,
expects
months.
four
outstanding.
International's
offer.—V.
12
Jan.
Standard
for
open
96%
the
mailed
Bsso
Petroleum,
will
to
Ohio;
$1
of
authorized.
Company
buy
offering
The
has
ticker
the
'vi'
outstanding.
to
offer
Spring
Oil
to
for
shares
shares
is
/
.
Miami,
in
the
in
of
has
homes,
industry
City
Company,
The
justed
"SRC"
19.
752,000
2,000,000
Utilities
private
Standard
Standard
Exchange.
Jan.
developers,
land
Florida
of
on
outstanding
&
for
oceanfront,
in
.
.
,■
Realty
sites
stores
Beach
firm
Stock
effected
total
a
.
..
issue.
Southern
retail
of
this
was
..
1463.
Utilities Corp.—ASE Listing—
of
American
listing
company
equity
building
and
the
on
and
common,
only
stock
common
listed
been
.
President
190, p.
Southern Realty &
against
year.
acquired by Republic recently for a cash purchase price of over
million, Republic Industrial operates plants in Erie, Pa.; Port
Deposit
subsidiaries
191,
.
for
share,
per
•
Dec.
at
This
cents
65
.1
outstanding
and
cellulose
Corp.
to Republic from Canadian Acme Screw & Gear,
where he served as Vice-President and General
American
$14,000,-
Co.,
Power
customers, heating and non-heating, the average annual
increase will range from IV2 cents to 4 cents a day.
-v
:■
.
"The increased cost of natural gas from our pipeline supplier is now
up $437,000 a year on the basis of the increase in the unit cost of gas
since 1954," said A. B. Brown, President.
"We are facing cost increases
of some $842,000 a year,
in comparison with five years ago, in three
items alone; purchased gas, wages and taxes."
The proposed new rates continue to be among the lowest in Indiana
Ritter Co.,
Stekoll
Inc.—New Product—
introduce the "Audiac" for the first time at the
Chicago
Midwinter Dental Clinic being held at the Conrad Hilton
Hotel
Feb
7-10.
The Audiac was developed by a Boston dentist in
cooperation
with a prominent audio research organization.
Ritter
Company Inc. is one of the world's foremost manufacturers of equip¬
ment for dental, medical and hospital use.
"Audiac" produces sounds which, when heard by a dental patient
through a pair of high fidelity earphones, have blocked out the sensa¬
tion of pain in about 90% of the more than 2,000 cases in which the
The
company
will
The
this
1-15
equipment has been
employed.—V. 190, p. 2085.
Petroleum
Manhattan
Chase
Dallas,
Texas
current
expansion
Stekoll,
President
Its
firsf
,
2%
several
Jan.
on
of
to
after
amount
in
corporation.
Jr. was
J.,
1-11
2-
26 V»c
The
company
estimated
Eberstadt,
and
Alabama
Southern Indiaha Gas & Electric Co.—Asks Rate Hike
This
its history.
income of $13,350,000,
year
reported
net sales
shares
previous
Co.
purposes.—V.
Commission
subsidiaries
and
Incorporated
leading
third
the
President,
5,672,181
follows:
as
$10,000,000;
Co.,
Standard, owner
indicated its intention
Jersey
has
2663.
1-11
2-
$1.15
2-
Rayohier
of
revealed^ this
share,
per
Power
Gulf Power CO., $2,000,000; and
Mississippi Power Co., $2,500,000.
Alabama and Georgia in turn will
acquire $8,000,000 additional common stock each of Southern Electric
elected President. He has b'een a ViceMay, 1958.
:
Mr. A. E. Van Cleve, also a Vice-President and director, was elected
Vice-Chairman of the Board of Directors.
Mr.
Eberstadt
also
announced
the appointment
of
Mr.
Ian
R.
Steven
as
President and General Manager of Republic's subsidiary,
1
2-
Georgia
residential
enjoyed
Erickson,
of subsidiaries,
stock
common
000;
tax.
figures
21
announced
Rudolph
4
3-15
$1.25
U.
for the
was
President
1-15
1-29
mvac
Co.—
SEC
offered for
be
1-
funds, tax deductible
resident tax 7.%
record
in
cbmpany, of 70 Pine St.,
4-9
2-
franchised
that
191,
Southeastern Public
This
1-29
65c
closed
income
1959
were
Newark,
8
1-29
2-15
$1.06'4
—
forward
equipment.—V.
4-29
130c
manufactured
.
said
Mead
37 Vac
156 Vic "
J
;
37 Vac
(quar.)
be^
final assembly will be handled
1-15
1
1-29
25c
Mr.
■
1-20
1
V" 1-26
25c
1
contract announcement
standardhsed
by the Australian
stock,
2-
1
company's
•'
Australia,
of
froln the
communications
Kleinschmidt
Order
an
printed
of
the
first
ago.
schmidt
12-31
3-
Ltd.,
received
by
''
?
will
111., and
Australia.
was
months
12-31
1-25
62 Vac
,
3
V/Vlc
(quar.")
into
exdartd
E. Mead,
said that the contract
teletypewriter components to be employed
new
world-wide
communications
system.
Army's
sub-assemblies
This .i$
3-15
(annual)
15%;
Jan.
election
The
2-15
25c
in
$2.35
to
Board
25c
56C
(quar.)
Z-ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
Ar°'S' Transp°rtation
common
1
to
' ] ■. ' -'
issue bo'hds
.
Emerson
and
Standard Oil Co.
1-27
15c
(stock
A
and
had
$1,400,000
'/
Vice-President
mated Wireless,
Republic Industrial Corp.—Executive'Changes—
1-15
1
15c
,_ZZi___
^■yhigton Steel Corp., common (quar.)
Washin. °nVerUble preferred (quar-)
gton
Water
Class
s
2-
17 VaC
(quar.)
.
2-16
15c
Power
the
it
for
'
Executive
12-31
$1.27
earnings of $3,601,754,
net sales of $108,018,262.
2-
30c
(quar.)_,
(auar )
)
1-29
..
1-20
2-
$1.43%
30C
class A <«««•)—
25^n°nfGns
common
Sin erred <quar^
pieferred
(qua?
4c
The increased shares were occasioned
by a 3% end-of-year stock dividend.
:
•
V •
Working capital rose to $55,000,000 as compared with $38,652,801
at thg' end of 1958.
:
r/VV
Mr, Erickson reported the company sold
662,000 tohs of chemical
cellulose, wood pulp and fine papers for the year just ended, a sizable
increase over the 521,251 tons of the preceding year.
Lumber and shingle sales of Rayonier Canada Limited, the Canadian
subsidiary which is also a producer of cellulose
and market pulp,
declined fractionally to 227,000,000
board feet of lumber and 70,000
squares of shingles.
The drop was occasioned by a prolonged strike
in the British Columbia lumber industry.—V. 190,
p.
1878.
Inc.—
$4 60
.preferred
Australian
Parts
Division.
schmidt
1958
There
4
$1.12V2
Inc.
in
3-15
$1.26
Canadian
producer
F.
5,511,280
*
from
(8c
>
Inc.
2-15
1-15
(special)
and/or
on
pulp
Russell
8
50c
12
(quar.)———_
WagiT Bl0S' Pic,ures-
in
Preliminary
released
2-15
$1,371/2
„
(quar.),,—.—
Wawl Sn?panV
2-29
:Vji 3-31
Rayonier, Inc.—Reports Third Best Year—
1-15
1
40c
<q"ar.)
Corp.
teletypewriters
Continued, from page 8
1-29
2-
2-
(quar.)
—
vvCfen'ed
covered
1-29
16c
Inc. (2c from earned
U2c from capital gains
^fg.
1-15
This
1
21/2 c
—
___—
Preferred (quar.)____
preferred (quar.)__—
Voat
3-14
1-14
General Corporation and
Investment News
1-20
3-
15c
6
5c
67;
1
1-30
1-31
J1
Seiberling said, and
desire
company's
manufactured
be
to
12-29
$1.50
(quar.)___________________
Less Jamaica
2-15
2-15
$1.50
i__-
_
announced
Government
plant in.Deerfield,
(quar.)_
preferred
books
the
of
465.
p.
10c
(quar.)__;
Corp.
Payable
1-18
on
_________________
190,
corporation
Generating
t25c
fi
equipment,
struction
1-15
n
'
8
4
4-15
common
officials
27c
(quar.)__
preferred
the
has
4
1
vSrRalh,ui;,;i0c
7-
1-
1-30
lauar
8-1
The
1-27
5-
(quar.)
stat^
10c
Co.
aihouht the city coUld ihVest in
said he wants the state to be com¬
aided similar vehturb's.
restricts
F;Vubus
apbrbvbl ha's beeh giVeh to the blab,
Australian
1-
7V2C
Corp. of America,
8
3-14
1
87V2C
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.),,
preferred
8
4-
1
Llnev Fund.
,■
'
1-
1
2-
(quar.)——
"1 earned Income —:
Van
p S^a Food Co. (quar.)—
Vanadium £on Works (increased quar.)
*
1
1
4-
.
Sniith-Corona Marchant Inc.—Contract—
4-
5-
3-18
with
com.
ia\v
GOV.
plant there.—V.
2-
$1.06 V4
Inc.,,,
..
fbr a buiidlhg of l'O'O.dOO
with construction t'b begin
call
more,
2
2-
equal
n
41
1-
2-10
1-15
gain's)"16111 income plus 4c
*
1-29
4-10
„
.___
Value Line
Special Situations Fund,
,
Co.,
br
^
40c
t
Co.
plans
,
15C
10c
Fund,
;1-20
,
1-26
P.
,
.
$2.50
5-13
v„i,,C011^ plus
in,e 7*
fhcome
Van
Cab
t Payable
x
wood
v!S,,L?n»e, Flind DiVtrtbuto"fs7fnc.—"T""*"
in
2-15
2-19
,i
$1.06 V4
(quar.
1
J.
.
legislature gives its OH, batesville will
to finance
the new plant ahd lease it oh a] long-term basis to a new
Corporation,
in which Seiberling will have a "substantial interest."
/
Seiberling said tli'e company hb's beeh considering a hew plant hi the
Arkansas-Kentucky-Tennessee area fbr three years, s'eekihg a site with
good water supply and stable work force. The area is located near
major markets for Seiberling products, he explained.
].••*
,'
"Spendid cooperation" has been given by the Bat'esvillC Chanlber of
Commerce, the Arkansas industrial Development Commission, and Gov.
Faubus' office, Seiberling said.
Last year Seiberling completed new financing prbg'rarii's ahd annbuhced
its intention tb expand its facilities". A
plastics division expansion at
Newcomerstown, Ohio, now being completed, has doubled the sike of the
ment
Electric
preferred
data
1
Valspar Corp'.—,
2-19
15c
Fund,
Previously published date
5-31
,
u
1
1
3-
1-18
jilattfc in
new
,
Prosidtertl;
Missouri-Arkansas bbrder.
the
actes
the
40 c
Less British
2-
pp®V,Per>hisular Power,
1
2-
20c
.
a
871/bc
rininieisa3i Leaf Tobacco Co.,
yPJohn .Company (quar.)
0
_
__Z
preferred
Controls
2-
(increased-quar.]
y
(quar.—.—i-,,
tTtfu ersa ?onvertiUle
i
U
W.)
20
'•
3-31
(quar.)
——_
to
and
assured
4-25
—1
(quar.).
he
$10c
30c
(quar.)__
of
Arkansas.
2-15
30c
preferred
quar.).
(quar.)
1
a
..
petitive with other states which have
3-15
$1,121/2
Co.
ST50 preferred
(F.
County
resident
Corp.—
(Delaware), com.
preferred
(quar.),,,——
United Whelan
Corp.—
Common (increased
Common
1
2-15
25c
£
preferred
to
:
Pharmaceutical
Corp.,
Corporation
.
thb moVe caihfe bs Gov. Orvbl Faubiis callCd
a
tlVe ArkUnsaS' state legislature tb cohsider a .iaW tb
raise its debt limit to aid in financing the new iMah't.
Arkansas
1
_____
Stores
united Transit
2-
2-15
;
$1.12Va
(quar.)
Co.
,
<
project,
3-
(quar.),,
Quarterly
United
Present
the
3-31
______
preferred
(quar.),,—,;
S. Fire Insurance
(increased)
o
1-18
____
:
Chemical
Bearing
S.
+
1-12
5c
•/,'
.__
_
4!a%
it'
u.
1
25c
preferred
(quar.)
],
of
of
Batesville
allow
62V2C
(increasedun¬
Jersey Railroad & Canal (quar.)
Printers
preferred
Zenith Radio
2-24
1-26
8
2-
7r5c
Zeller's, Ltd., common (quar.)__________
4V2% preferred (quar.)
_^i__
1-19
3-10
10% c
______
United Keno Hili Mines, Ltd.
united New
Shoe
2-10
8
7 Vac
(quar.)_.
Machine
1-30.
15c
1-30
;
1-
\
50c
income
6%
1-14
site
a
session
371/2 c
(initial).
com.
(quar.)—
United
1-14
40c
—
2-
5
2- 1
,„____
series
13.
spring.
augment
1-14
2-15
10%
(quar.)
United Industrial Corp.,
Class A
preferred
United
t38c
$1.43%
;___£
Yates-American
2-15
1-29
.7
Service—
preferred
Transfer
(quar.)__
Electric
Corp.
1
8
1-
2-13
Power—
1897
Public
4.44%
from
15c
class
1
2-
11-
Fund—
net
from
cents
and
2-
3-15
$1
on
Announcement
special
If
1-
Wright Line, Inc„ class B (quar.
Wrigley (Win.) Jr. (monthly).;:
6%
6%
feet
10c
Worcester
1-13
12V2C
_.
United
U.
4
$1
(quar.)
United
S.
2-
„
r
-
;
Woolworth
1-13
3%
Elastic
De Soto
4
its
midway between Little Rock and
Seiberling said the Company's
square
Tentative
1-29
.
30c
-
(quar.)___.
:____
Yellow
United
U. S.
2-26
2-
2%
.
Petroleum
Corp.—
Continental
United
V
4%
3%
:
,
2-29
1-29
U7%c
(monthly)
Electric
Woolfoam
Ltd.—
3-10
2-1
!
,,,.
(quar.)
Enterprises, class A
1-20
2-
,
Corp. of Louisiana—
dividend) :
Inc.
A
Industries
preferred
Extra'
1
3-15
$1
Woodley
1-20
—
profits)
United Corporations. Ltd.,
U
5%
1-20
2-15
securities
6(<
5.08%
1-15
2-15
92V2C
Canada,
Lines,
Investment
2-
87 V2 C
4-
1
of
part
company will establish
current expansioh plrograni,
capacity at the comjpany's plants at B'atbeRdn and Carey, OhVb.
The new project, with total valuation of $1,300,000, probably will be
Ba'tesville, a city of 7,001 about lob miles nbrth of Little Rock,
40c
investment
5.04%
2-
'
WOmetco
(quar.)_
2-15
30c
quar.)___
com.
(quar.),
Stores
preferred
From
1-18
(initial)
4preference 1955 series (quar.)
preference 1956 series (quar.),
Air
6%
1-20
$78 Vac
pfd.
75c
(quar.)
Monthly
1-11
2
1-18
1-18
I^lant—
Co.—New
built in
1-18
1
Monthly
Wisconsin
1-11
2-
4','c
United
1-26
1
1
Rubber
(Ohio)-based
,
(quar.)
Growth
Wisconsin
stock dividend)
1
1-15
62 V2C
(quar.)
$3.50
dividend—
Union Oil &
1-15
1
(one
(quar.)
of
1-15
1
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Co. of California
Oil
7j/2C
(quar.)
preferred
Common
1
2-
2-
2-
(dUar.)
Winn-Dixie
1-15
•
1-18
as
Initially tb'e plant Will employ about 100 and will product additional
shoe products
and o'thfer rubber goods, now being produced at full
1-14
2-
$1.25
dividend)..
(increased
Akron
Seiberlihg announced oh Jah.
this
y
1
1
2-
!
(quar.)
preferred (quar.).
Winfield
1-15
1
2•:
held)
common
__^_Z
22-
20c
Common
1-15
2-
(stock
Iiic.
Co.
COmhioh
Wisconsin
(quar.)
Union Gas Co.
Union
A
Co.,
preferred
preferred
$4
$1.40
$1.42 »/2
1
2-1
$1.49
(quar.)
Corp.,
pref.
Electric
$3.70
share
new
Acceptance
Union
__—__
(stock dividend)
LaSalle Street
208 South
2-
633/4C
.
class B
and
A
9-15
12-31
$1.22 Vt
(quar.)
A
Oil
1
31V4C
-
preference
Stores,
1-14
2-
Corp.—
Will Ross, Inc.
(q'Uar. )
Wilson & Company, $4.25
Wilson & Company, com.
$4.25
.———
Class
White
12-15
1-31
Coal
preferred
Wilcox
6-15
1-4-61
5%
___
Electric
Stag Mfg., class
B ;(quar.),,
4'2%
1
1
" 32Vac
.
Class
1-15
t25c
—
2-
2-15
Sewing Machine Corp.—
prior
White
5
8-15
70c
(quar.)
$3 convertible
preferred (quar.)
2-15
8c
$2
2-15
25c
White
8-15
1
50 c
|
(quar.
com.
(quar.")ZZ_Z"'Z_Z"Z"
& Lake Erie Ry.,
prior lien (quar.).,;
4%
2-15
1
9-
35c
.
Wheeling
2-15
$1,0614
preferred (quar.)
—
preferred (quar.)—
—._—
4.56. preferred
(quar.)_.—___
Toledo Scale (quar.)__,
__
Tower Acceptance,
class A.—
Stock dividend—L—
Trade Bank & Trust (N. Y.) .(quar.)
Trane
Comnahy (quar.),
—
Trans-Canada Corp. Fund (quar.)___.—
1
-
Air Brake
West Point Mfg.
8
4'4'!>
2-15
6-
60c
Tablet & Stationery Corp;—:
preferred (quar.).
Westmoreland
6
'4 25'c
1
60C
Stockholders approve a 2-for-l
split,
Westminster Paper, Ltd.
6
,17 V2C
3-
60c
(quar.)_;
2-
4-15
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
Westinghouse
Westinghouse
2-10
20%
4-15
4-29
Securities-
Western
3-10
1-28
4-29
__
5%
4-11
2-15
12 Vac
5%
preferred
(qdar.) ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
5.20% preferred
(quar.)
Western Pacific RR.
1-15
4c
,
(increased quar.
Extra
1-18
Seiberling
Arkansas
12 Vac
(quar.)
Western Light & Teleplionte
Co.,
1-18
1-30
preferred
Western Ihsurance
Class A (qhar.)
8
i1-
1
>
4'/2%-
8
1-
:
15c
(increased) _______—___
(quar.)-.—
r
—
(quar.)—.————
;
Tobacco Securities TrustsOrdinary (final) (approximately 33 3/10c)
Deferred (final) (approximately 23Vac)—
Toledo Edison Co., common (quar.)_____„__
1-
91V4C
____
Westchester Fire Insurance
West Penn Power Co.—
1-15
1
(quar.)————
Bros.,
Thalhlmer
1
2-
(quar.)__—;
(quar.) _.—_—.—_—_—
preferred
preferred
preferred
r,r,
L
2-
25c
£W
Holders
Payable of Rec.
ThisH
net investment income
Wellington Management, class A
(initial)„.
Ciass B (initial)..
Wesson Oil &
Snowdrift, 4.80% pfd. (quar.'
4.80%
preferred
(quar.)
'
4.80%
preferred
(quar.)
I
1-21
2-
When
Share
«r^wait1erly from
1-21
.
Per
Name of
CompUhy
Wellington Equity Fund—
1-415
3-15
2Va%
47
of
corporation,
program,
it
of
the
oil
and
the
City
$7,000,000
has
gas
been
aproach
for
Contrary
to
followed
launched
a
to
the
New
York
City
$7,000,000—
New
of
York has loaned
the company's
by Marion
H.
further
to
announced
producing
negotiations with Chase Manhattan
financing
being
Corp.—Borrows
Bank
were
firm.
the Dallas
business
1
-
independent's
community
to
obtain
its domestic and international operations.
the trend of production cut-backs and retrenchment
by
most
large-scale
oil
producers
expansion
at
the
program
time, Stekoll Petroleum
spring.
The company
last
I
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(428,
Its petroleum
production
an
reserves
risen
has
of
average
economical, higher profit margin re¬
low risk drilling, has been especially
active in the Anadarko Basin of the Texas-Oklahoma Panhandles this
year.
From June 15 through Dec. 3i it had drilled oi wells in the
area,
4a of which are either in
the final stage of completion or
have been completed as successful producers.
Eight welts are being
drilled at the present time.. Of the welts drilled to date, five are dry.
According to Marion Stekoll. approximately a third of
the wells
already drilled or in the process of completion will be brought in
as
dual producers; that is. they will strike more than one pay zone.
This enables* the company to increase substantially
its productivity
and
profitability from a given well at comparatively little additional
drilling cost.
Recent daily production from this Stekoll holding has
Stekoll,
which
for
3.500
averages
barrels
oil
of
of
area
Other
spring.
Utah
of
properties
Mississippi.—V.
191.
Colorado
and
holdings
of Jan. 18 of the sale
the
to
begin
firm
in
are
New
from
E.
Churchill.
this
and
Francis
figures
indicated
increase
an
Mr.
of
earnings
net
than
more
Jan.
on
Chicago
of
14
J.
approximately
of
$8,000,000
$28,500,000
earlier
over
for
earnings
Htrsch
reached
-"Most
the
1959.
profit
of
of
He
told
if
point
of
freed
had
1959
the
in
introduced,
Mr.
of
stantially
only
would
He
the
said
retail
Lark
that
tops
and
accounted
Said
Mr.
the
Churchill,
attention
Studebaker
since
"We
the
to
truck
use.
said,
the
did),
in
the
1960
set
aside
been
can
the
as
1960
no
Larks
ordinarily
reserves
of
more
tangible
Lark
were
running
without
the
sub¬
in
the
now
and
Lark-sized
field
accounted
the
of
now
and
9.6ri
for
station
this
development
in
of
this
on
$10 to $15
pool
of
than
more
old.
ye.»rs
demand
10
and
due
million
the
than
to
trucks
highest
exceeded
ratio
the
which
million
to
the
objective
annual
stated
as
earnings of
our
con¬
had
earlier
company
of
interesting
Obviously
during
forecast
the
the
their
years
level.—V.
191,
be
cannot
Studebaker's
five
next
1959
nature
share
items
value
be
R.
w.
«
to
is
to
over
with
utiIJty
Sidenfaden
and
ha3
Oregon
of
announced
on
the
of
Jan.
six
Creek
«n
at
Redmond,
Bend.
The
six
plants
service
the
U.
S.
Mi
and
its
15'i
and
of
in
two
plants.
the
LP-Gas
President
22.
approximately
Sidenfaden
pointed
sales
2.800
out
Ssrin
were
of
01
western
For
that
approximately
IP
LP-Gas
company
States of California.
newly acquired plants
In
cash
and
year
ended
April
30,
1959
has
a
total
Suburban
of
117
in the eight
Gas
rezistered
for the
current fiscal year, the company
aporoxlmately $15.000,000.-—'V, 190. p. 24o2
Swift &
upon
n
P
an
Co.—Registers With SEC—
which
£,?ptlons
the company's stock option
e e offie*rs and other management employees.—V. 191,
be
to
offered
the
will
sale
the
to
of
acquisition
overriding
lease
block
additional
stock
prospectus,
the
of
will
be
underwriting
55
"
par
Jan.
on
The
from
12
by
will
May
held.—V.
Oil
few
ion
expan
to
of
general
distribute
20.
190.
1960
will
-start
concrete
and
to the plant.
completely air-con¬
track
environment
proper
products.
to
its
funds
of
rate
and
Louisiana
of
Corp.
Gas
ment
done
when
an
Midland,
Dome
have
The
Texas,
a
on
of
450
3.200-acre
Arizona,
(Helium
the
was
wells
are
on
has
new
known
in
uses
field.
acres
will
been
had
stated
made
on Jan.
18 that an
Federal Power Com¬
the
to
taxe
to receive
available
every
its contract redetermined price of 19.18Gc
action In proceedings to have this price
The
developed
reactor
which
the
interest
in
the
Arizona
Net sales
come
Profit
does
outlet
is
could
income.—V.
reserves
and
Common
shs.
Earnings
per
found
for
the
substantially
190,
Pi.ita
add
Dome
the
to
Mr.
acres.
helium
Dowdle
added
this
gas,
company's
profit
Cronin
v
V.
Co.
as
$445,212
672,510
$0.66
$1,212,337
"672,510
$1.80
in
■
/ $486,560
672.510
$0.72
1956
.
of The
1694 ami
acquisition
the
represents
wholly-owned
a
2,229,33.
1,017,000
638,212
197,000
shares
4,082
of
193,000
683,560
$303,085
672,510
$0.45
—
outstdg.
sh,
com.
China
181,
1956
"1957
$13,843,996 $13,933,096 $17,266,87.
555,585
/
tax
—1
„
•Increase
royalty
production
gas
Net
2288.
p.
inc.
Fed,
develop¬
3,206
will
Gas
five-year
(& Subs.)—^Earnings-
252.500-
taxes
inc.
before
helium
the
Texas
price for the
189, p. 1177.
1958
$14,630,836
—
for
Prov.
and
Union
other
and
—
in the development of this important
royalty basis in any further drilling and
gas
contract.
1959
Years Ended Oct. 31—
develop¬
the past
during
coolant
their
of
terms
redetermine Union's gas sales
through Dec. 31, 1966.—V.
1962
1,
United States Ceramic Tile Co.
Kerr-
importance
missile
the
to
again
gas
helium
new
a
aiding
1961
royalty
by
Louisiana.
South
Pursuant
in
period Jan.
of
operated
.
in
gas
helium
the
which
obtained
nuclear
the operator under
by
168 Albion
plant,
confirmed.
The price recommended bv the Examiner is below the price at which
the Commission has regularly been approving new contract prices for
announced
percentage
under
leases
reactors,
other
Gasi
largest
five
They
nuclear
only
a
;
;
non-technical
and
the
by
will continue
pany
and
participate
on
in-plant
An
the
Examiner handling the case that the price to be
received
by Union under its contract with Texas Gas Transmission
Corp. in South Louisiana be fixed at 14.57c per thousand cuoic feet
for the
period Feb. 15, 19)7 ti.ro"gh Dec: 31, 1961.
Until the Federal Power
Commission acts in the matter the com¬
additional
the
at
Oil
radioactive.
benefit
fact
International
reinforced
employees.
1
immediately for
technical
for
the
five .minutes
Logan
spur
Transitron's
of
designed
been
recommendation
mission
President.
Helium
American acquired
order
will
in.
for
the
to
Inc.
numerous
is
It
Tex-Star Oil &
Louis
A.
the
Jan.
Beecherl,
19
three
months
I960
fiscal
the
959,
106'«
meeting
Nov.
30,
cash
of
subsidiary.—V., 187,
p.
1250.
p.
Dallas-based firm, reported
stockholders that operations in the
of
1959—the
sizable
first
gains
quarter
were
total
41'//, with
leasing 17T and
drilling contracts.
and
before
per share
to
the
In
oil
and
plant
accounted
for
revenues
remaining
the
sales
gas
contributing 26'/
being derived from
16'/
first quarter
of
fiscal
1959
total
$122,060.
were
Income
amounted
$237,985,
gathering and gasoline
gas
equipment
of
revenues
$163,789
in
the
and
three
depletion—or
months
ended
"cash
Nov.
earnings"—
30
1959
35c
or
the 472.809 shares
outstanding at the close of the period
First quarter cash earnings were
equal to 69'/ of total revenues
In
the first
fiscal quarter of last year, cash
earnings were
on
$80 500
share
or
the
399,191 shares outstanding on Nov. 30
1958
to a cash earnings ratio of 66'/
'
November.quarter was $126,893. This was equal to
27c per share.
In the corresponding months of the
prior year
net
income was $61,640 or 15c per share.
'
per
This
was
Net
on
equivalent
income
in
the
the
of
Mr.
fiscal
Beecherl:
quarter
"The
the
was
most
significant
conclusion
of
operating
event
arrangements
for
of
the
from
prior
of
is 'anticipated
that the
Immediate sales
of
the
My
wells
outlet
already
Beecherl
production
the
to
noted
further
realize
of
Bay
Caraneahua
revenue
only
Commenting
very
gas
being
the
are
fiscal
substantial
the
which
new
will
wells
will
purchase
have
the
that
fiscal
its share of
1960
is
revenues
as
Mr,
very
favorable.
I960
will
margin.
It
exceed
is
the
from
first
a
which
through
of
April
Beecherl
the
1,
full
20'/
fn
that extracts liquid
delivered
effective
outlook,
that
the
pre¬
1.
to
U.
$1,283,595
to
of
S.
This
an
output
with
were
net
a
per share
/,//'/%/ /
,
Directors
Jan,
on
19
declared
$10,349,64.
profit iron:
cents
(76
.
regular semi-annual
the
stock,/payable
1960
to
holders
of
record on
June
10,
1960,
and a cash
of 50 cents a share on the common stock, payable March 4,
stockholders of record on Feb. 11, I960.—V. 187, p. 2554.
dividend
1960
and
$9,066,052
of
22 (a
cents
share
a
preferred
on
for Secondary
Polymeric Chemicals, Inc.—Files
corporation,
the
SEC
of Stamford,
Jan,
filed
Conn.,
a
registration
statement
covering 71,090 outstanding shares of com¬
mon stock,,to be offered
for public sale through an underwriting group
headed by Dominick & Dominick. The public offering price and under¬
writing terms are to be supplied by amendment.
on
14,
The company's business fconslsts generally of, processing paper, fibei
glass and other figrous materials by impregnating them with a variety
of synthetic, resins.
certain
who
It no
other securities.
in
own
the
has outstanding 392.580
v
192,585
shares^.The
shares and
stockholders,
common-
The*-prospec',us .lists nine
aggregate
selling
blocks are being
largest
sold by
Pallas, Corp. <30,000 shores/, M. W. J. Oudegeest- (15,000. and
(15,009),/.who now own' 86,999/ 33,950 and 33,635
respectively: The principal stockholder.-/, are Dominick & Doininiek'(24'; >r Pallas Corp. (22.2'f ) and Cudd & Co. (13.1% ). Ouciegeest
W;
*
8,
Thornhill
shares,
Oas Gathering System,
became
on
from
line
successful,
developed."
which Tex-Star will
the
same
be
Board
dividend
July
total earnings
1958
of
income
amounting
stock),
common
cash
operating
adjustments
the
,
drillings
20
Jan,
on
net
By comparison,
1959.
year
year
The
sale
the Magnolia Beach Field. This
encompasses three shut-in
wells m which Tex-Star Oil & Gas
Corp. has a substantial interest.
"Also of special Importance Is the
major addition to the Carancahua
Bay Gas Gathering System which
is
in
the
process
of
being
con¬
structed.
Tex-Star Oil At Gas Corps's
obligation in the financing of
this addition is expected to be
approximately $350 000
"With
respect to the company's cunent
development program
the drilling of several more wells on various proven locations in
the Mag*-*
nolia Beach. Field Is scheduled.
Should
gas
estimated
included
and
,
Stated
first
reported
operating profit
for the company and Its
subsidiaries for the year 1959 is $8,014,000 after provision for Federal
income tax and for estimated subsidy recapture but before year-ena
adjustments.
The
net
operating
Income
for
the
year
1958 was
$9;06fl,o52,
A\,"'/■■.'.
' V
After provision for dividends on preferred stock, the net operating
profit for the year 1959 is $4.69 per share of common stock and
was $5.31
per -share for the year 1958.
In addition to net Operating earnings there were prior-year adjust¬
ments! in
1959
amounting to a net profit of $456,000 (27 cents per
share
of
common
stock),
making total
net
earnings/;of $8,470,3m
for
depreciation
Subs.)—Earns.—Divs.—
(&
Franklin,-President,
M.
liminary
„
gain
1
ahead
will
of the company's
comparable months
the
over
During the period under review, revenues
earnings rose 103^ and net income registered a
United States Lines Co.
John
the
year.
.
of
leases
President
year—showed
previous
R
Gas Corp.—Review and Forecast—
Jr..
annual
ended
for
shares
Maine
&
to
Union Oil & Gas of Louisiana—FPC Rate Data-
2388.
p.
wells
Northeast
Pinta
exist.
shut
are
in
years.
become
Texas
the
of
helium
of
Dowdle,
to
agent
and
ments,
five
reported
Industries.
not
corporation
County,
J.
known
cooling
a
is
area
presently
as
it
Nash
income
These
Boston
a
is
highway,
that
modern
factors' were
and
Transitron
positions by the personnel director at the Wakefield
btrcet. Wakefield.—V. 190. pp. 2759 and 2497.
Union
Corp.—Royalty Acquired—
under
royalty is under
that
concentration
lies
Oil
Apache
the
stock.
than
less
prospects.
McClellan Highway in
on
by
north-south
major
a
and
manufacture
the
has
Interviews
will
terms
applied to the retirement
company
record
shares
two
this
by
royalty
in
months
common
of
in
cafeteria
initial
the
of
American
to Tampax Sales of approxl-
the issuance
Tampax
statement
shares
on
Additional
construction
tile
is
Boston
excellent
acre tract
Manufacturing
and research facilities will be
ditioned
with
humidity control to provide the
to
and
stockholders
common
share for each
Texas
of
.
shares
¬
at
the public by an
underwriting
Securities Corp. and White, Weld
accept the offering on
an
all-or-none
public
the
registration
a
1,500.000
property
downtown
Airport.
carry
amendment."
by
from
of Tampax Inc. of New York City, an^ .acquired the-assets of Tamoax
Corn
matJiv inV-5
ety
80.000
to
estimated
the
chat
from
held
Boston
considerations
prime
the
of
One
13fa
located on a
plant Is
The
Boston.
Webster
&
underwriters
to
filed
covering
in^erest in a processing plant
(LPGi from
Tampax Inc.—.-Acquires Sales
Corp.
nounceTo/'lfn^q
<2>
is
new
materials.
been investigated
of Transitron had become
officials
that
plant- facilities but
convinced that the future of
/
convert
diodes., Transitron
high temperature and high efficiency thermoelectric
The company indicated that numerous areas had
for
in
to
new
The
it
fSrm- ,U% a r<f*ifitnnlon statement with the SEC on
5 *^ares of its common stock, deliverable
1C6
S Ues
1960
these
ex archie
-
to
electricity; "solid state capacitors, and submlniature
is a pioneer in the development of
into
finally
and
approxlfnatS/ 3§xSoo
gallon«rofenLpfGa°sf $U'378'979 and
finH5inaiden*aden revenuesthat
stated
anticipates gross
of
notes
approximately 16.000.000
now
SerV,ng 9V\nox\mAic\y 73,000 customers
fiscal
annually
May 1, 1959
the beginning
Gas has made 12 separate
acqui-
ftddit,onal The
distribution of
year.
a
gallons
since
81.850,000
Holding
securities
giving inter¬
Co.—Registers With SEC }
Texas,
1960
19.
Stone
by
price
According
shares
one
20c
\ marketing plants in the
,MfxiC0- Oregon and Utah. These
for
"stages"
the
Ore.
2,800.000
'15
«
purchased
tallons
gallons
of
order
notes
issued by the company in the
The balance of the proceeds will be added
further expansion of
properties.
used
revenues
customers.
curre"t. fl8Cal -vear- Suburban
r.
The
The
Out
operations
acquisition
marketing
Prineville,
combined
the
Telluride
short-term
and
at
automobile
of whlch *er<* acquired for cash and notes.
.C?' Wlth pIants at Eureka and Willow
wr?an & Janes Propane Gas Service with plants
Madras
have
into
program
Houston.
Jan.
stock
headed
properties.
us
discussed."
in
extended
by
total
under
of
an
190.
of
on
common
supplied
Of
combined
a
develops
and
manufactures
various
industrial, commercial and military use,
also makes
Corp.
for
a
pT?efh»°w0mpanieS'
r«H^ C^ Jafer
and
SEC
Proceeds
of
of
companies
sale
issued
of par plus accrued dividends, and
183. p.
company
Co.
<fe
205.
^0r"°"a'
Calhornia
States
102'/
construction
its
the
group
Service, Inc.—Acquisitions—
Gas
the
has
share. Telluride will use the funds (1) to redeem the 3,000
share?, of 6'/ cumulative preferred stock, $100 par, owned
per
This
up
Suburban
application
an
needed
been
before
increasing by between
as
p.
of
Commission
Tennessee Gas Transmission
time.
Our
target
remains
unchanged.
Our
systematic
of studying diversification
opportunities, and review of other
situations has continued unabated, with
over
purchased from industrialist Harold Rudnick.
products
and
transistors
pro¬
products.
was
Electronic
directly
heat
parent, Utah
the
interest
diversification
filing
the
order authorizing
the
and
with its
time
to
forward
in
Churchill
facilities and for the development and
production
new
transistors, diodes and rectifiers.
Transitron
semi-conductor
switches,
thermoelectric
materials
used
Co.—Proposes Financing—
in
for an
by the public at
increase
"good
a
earnings
"Our
Power
Act
outstanding
program
continuously.
of
property
Transitron
2.000
$2.25
of
Churchill
dollars
JO"/
Inc.
at
been
half-ton
new
a
predicted
vast
a
10
over
of
country last
year
more
million
to
Studebaker
$1.5
continued,
market
York <fe Co.,
W.
The
until Jan. 27. 1960, to request a hearing.
proposal, Telluride will issue and sell to Utah Power, from
during the period Feb. 1. I960, through June 30. 1960. up
$1,990,000 of promissory notes and 300,000 shares of common stock
would
not
earnings.
Mr.
Ine
persons
time
Larks.
1960
earlier.
period
Warren
Co.,
wagon
of
that
He
soft-
deliveries
there
line.
Stude¬
of
average
four-door
dealer
see
for
industry
Discussing Studebaker's diversification program, Mr. Churchill said
two
plastics companies acquired
in
the
second
half
of
1959.
Gering Plastics and C. T. L.. added about a half million
add
3,000
&
Lake City,--Utah. company liss joined
Light Co..
Under
*
favorable
the
He
2.000
Yantis
S.
and
facturing
duction
2.000
F.
semi-conductor
Power;
McGee
sales
tribution
ested
be
Commenting on the Auto Show introduction of the new Mercedes220 series, and the new Auto Union DKW
line to be distributed
by Studebaker's subsidiary. Mercedes-Benz Sales. Inc., he said
Mercedes-
19o9
2,000
2.000
Co.-—/
<fc
an
to
quarter of 1959. it is
four-door station
wagon
the
based
&
Utah
mode!
last
He said that of the
are
Power
to
with
costs
convertible
25'/
truck
20'/
a
third/
one
they
Studebaker
of
think
"Even
convertible
business
nearly
the
Benz
forecast
2,000
205.
p.
Company
basis.
introduction
pickup
that
meant
as
as
1953.
Benz
2,000
to
have
much
point
column
i960
double
than
'
reduce
and
costs
could
as
had
can
alone
almost
delayed truck buying."
in
.
Co
Taylor. Rogers <te Tracy. Inc.
—
Kaplan & Co.
This Salt
modest
volume."
convertible
more
"was
inventories.
I
of
produced
combined
for
three-quarter-ton
in
H.
191.
Sloan
^
Leo Bakalar said that extensive alterations
are underway already.
The company
program
that between 2,000 and 3,500 persons will be employed there.
acquisition, a major step in Transitron's continuing expansion
in Massachusetts, more than doubles the amount of space
available for the linn which has manufacturing facilities in Wakefield
and Melrose. Mass.
Executive offices are in Wakefield.
Current employment exclusive of the new facility is about 4,500.
The Boston
plant will be used as an extension of existing manu¬
2.000
Co
&
modernization
a
The
Co.
&
Evans
C.
program
3.000
Battles,
&
—
Telluride
;
neither
fact
brought us solid sales volume even if competition had
handicapped by the steel shortage and shutdowns."
Speaking on the eve of the Chicago Automobile Show. Mr.
now
Donald
S2.400.000.—V.
which
new
in
us
the
low
have
called
John
—V.
understanding
is
favored
profit
He
year.
substantial
deliveries,
sales
the
introduction
the
added
by
warranty
the
of
favored
domestically
have
baker
last
of
which
that
apparent
sales
had
industry."
beginning
of
dealer
"for
Churchill,
your
the
which
off
the
at
reserves
minimal
said
ahead
circumstances
the
3.000
Inc.
year
earnings.
liquidation
released
to
in
conditions
introductory period.
quality of product."
Churchill
the
of
penalty steel to
ahead past our
break-even
required for the
evidence
Co——
&
Dulles
Janney.
achieved,
was
We
position,
1959
the
models
substantial
necessary
in
fallen
above
market
Mr.
rate.
that Studebaker's
Studebaker
to
that
out
pushed
the lowest
is
point
sales
ot"
quarter
analysts
50'/
ojterating
'"Important
fourth
break-even
Similarly, he said,
were
2.5"/
months
two
costs
production
our
the
leverage
This
year.
used
and
cleanup
of
1959
last,
earnings/*- said
extra
continued.
factory
pointed
orderly
and
He
running
great
gave
sales
a
if
even
rinstead
the
level
a
the
break-even
Churchill
attainment
have
nor
point."
Studebaker's
during
regarding
did
we
overtime
company,
Mr.
McDonald.
expects
—
Newton
3.000
2.000
—_
space,
tne Board
of
Chairman
Co
&
and
Co.
Southeastern
Lentz,
/—
Co
&
Hettleman
estimates.
First
Co..
&
-—3.000
Fahnestock
'
factory
as
our
and
for
goal
penetration
-
that
of
break-even
of
•
significant,
fact
profit
market
3 '/.
sprints
Evans
...
of
feet
square
2.000
Co
«&
Corp.—Acquires—
Wakefield, Mass corporation has announced the purchase of
Maverick Mills plant in Boston containing some 400,000
former
the
3,000
M. Bvllesby and
(Incorporated)
Denault
Homsey & Co.__ 3,000
A.
•
Boucher
B.
H.
3.000
Inc.—
Files
—
used for general corporate purposes.
to be
proceeds are
3.000
—
per
including
Churchill,
Mr.
Pont.
J.
3,000
Company,
$3
at
This
3.000
f_:
that
Exchange Commission—
and
Transitrem Electronic
Stetson
&
1960,
100.000
covering
The
3,000
Co.
«fe
Cohu
Incorporated
—_—3,000
Co
<fc
Bros.
Winslow,
13,
on Jan.
8 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be
share, without underwriting.
■
corporation
The
Yeatman, Mosley Co.
Incorporated
Sutro
Office announced Jan.
Specialties, Inc., Plainview. N. Y.
Securities
offered
3.000
Gardner
&
Land Exchange, Inc.—Enjoined
&
Charles
Transistor
quarter."
Lark
The
Suplce,
....
Files
—
order, had beer, entered, by default,, enjoining TransJackson and Frank S. Kimball from further sales of oil
leases (with drilling guarantee) in violation of Securities Act registra¬
tion-and anti-fraud provisions.—V. 190, p. 2388.
•///1/•'.
3,000
3,000
Co......
Pa.
Court
Federal
a
Globe
SEC
Co
&
Corp., Philadelphia,
Washington Regional
The SEC
Co..
Co
Reeves
Reinholdt
4,500
&
Wells &
Mullancy.
Daniel
4,500
—
$600,000,
Exchange Commission—
and
Lease
Trans-Globe
issue
our
3,000
Oppcnheimer
Co,_/ 4,500
&
—
Brothers
&
Moore
8.000
Brothers...
Inc.
attributed
the
increased
earnings to "uninterrupted
despite
the steel strike, public
acceptance
of
our
new
models,
evenly
paced
production,
orderly inventory cleanup
at the
end of the 1959 model year and minimal; dealer warranty costs during
said
The
___!
4.500
—
Co..
&
Clement
Churchill
fourth
1970-
Shares
T.
Inc.
4.500
Co.
&
Co
&
MacConuack
Evans
production
our
agent
distribu¬
the
made in
was
Berwyn
Co.,.._/ 8.000
Co..——
&
Bradford
C.
du
told a
meeting of the
preliminary, unaudited,
that
duPont
I.
Boenning
Conway
Corp.—Earnings Estimate Hiked
President,
Society
Analysts
with
Shares
Co._..„_„_~25.000
&
to
corporation on Jan. 6 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
$250,000 of five years 8'/
subordinate renewal debentures
upon demand Jan. 15. 1965; payable without demand Jan. 15,
to be offered at face value.
No underwriting is involved.
proceeds are to be used for working capital.
The
With
&
$550,000
uavcble
below;
Deinpsey-Tegeler
Courts
Studebaker-Packard
Harold
exchange
as
named below have severally
agreed to purchase
corporation the respective numbers of shares of common stock
Stearns
Bear.
of
;
Finance
Sales
underwriters
the
forth
set
Dittmar
Investment
act
underwriting syndicate man¬
an
Henry F. Swift & Co....... 4.500
Arthurs. Lestvange & Co... 3.000
Julien Collins & Company— 3.000
Rocky
Mexico
by
neighborhood
the
In
be
covering
~
will
Bear, Stearns & Co. of 145,000 shares of the
corporation's common stock at $12 per share. Additional
financing details follow:
47.
p.
a
Denver
by
aged
which
in
scheduled
as
of
Tampax common
The
operations
are
Dallas
the
has
and
company also operates in
Venezuela
intends to develop in Trinidad.
Drilling
Mountain
Bank
p<
Securities
With
net
stockholders in connection
stock.—V. 190, p. 2452.
Sales
Tampax
of
Mason
The
It
National
will
1568.
year
190,
Time
Corp. were 32,000
the shares revert
increase In the outstand¬
result of this transaction will
the
TelePrompTer Corp.—Mention
.
day.
a
stock,
treasury
as
Colorado
tne
tion
—V.
assets acquired from Tampax Sales
Tampax Inc.'s own common stock.
As
Inc.
the
for
in liquidation, on
stock
for each 3',a
common
Monday, January 25, 1960
.
stock.
stock of Tampax Inc.
approximately 48.000 shares.
The
dailv oil
average
Tampax
ing comortn
which
production double in six months has been
its holdings in Canada and nearby North Dakota.
Here the company
has
a
total
of
137
completed
wells,
of
which
107
are
currently *
producing.
Nine are either in the final stages of completion, being
drilled or shut in waiting for workover.
Of the 137 wells, nine now
producing oil from one zone will soon be completed as duals; only
21 have been abandoned as dry holes or unprofitbale producers.
The company
has acquired through purchases, farmouts or leaser
27.000 grosvs acres in Canada.
Production from its Canadian holdings
seen
of
common
the
of
Tampax
be
Also important
has
share
Sales
stockholders
Sales
Tampax
the
one
Tampax
Among
to
barrels of oil.
1
to the company's successful expansion program
1.200
averaged
of
shares
specializes in
and close-in,
techniques
covery
shares
,
^
of
basis
the
to
barrels
3.000
distributed, to
be
by lOOd/ during the last halt of
nearly 6.000 barrels a day. compare"
in. 1958.
Daily natural gas production
is now averaging 50,000 tncfs.
/
The company's present proven reserves are 17,000,000 net barrels of
oil and condensate and 30.000.000 net cubic feet of natural gas
Increased
Oil
.
.
the
system/ This
year's
that
listed
v.
ir.o,
as
source
for
the
that
net
results
net
President, ThornhMl
company
718,
p.
U.
S.
...
as
Executive
Vlce-President.r-
.
Systems, Inc.—Acquisition—
Acquisition
"Prospects
estimated
Is
a
1939.
said,
previous
owns
hydrocarbons
Management is confident
currently
in
year
ownership
turn
by a
Income
Modern
Die
valued
in
Thaheld,
Mr.
by
&
U.
Tool
excess
President
Thaneld
3.
Systems,
Corp,,
of
a
Inc,
$1 -million, has
and
disclosed
Director
the
of
California
of
all
/
of
the
corporation
been
capital stock oi
whose assets or
announced
U.
8.
Systems.
purchase
is
in
line
by
Fred
Inc.
with
U.
S.
Systems
191
Volume
Number 5919 ...The
Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(429)
of expanding the- corporation's present holdings, bringing more
The acquisition
plan calls for the issuance of two shares of
versatility into the overall operation. Development and production of ,: for
Boeing
three shares of Vertol. Vertol
has approximately 673,000 shares
a
wide range of proprietary items is anticipated.
presently
outstanding,
for
which
U
3- Systems, Inc., .was established for the purpose of
approximately 449,000 shares
of
engaging in
Boeing will be issued. The acquisition will
become effective March 31,
research,
development ,• and manufacture of products utilizing solar
if it is
approved by the required
percentage of shareholders and after
energy- and-infra-red
Home office is in Mfndeh,-Nevada,"adjoining
other requirements are
met.
the
Douglas-Tahoe Airport and Industrial Park.
>
If
the plan is
consummated, Boeing has indicated that operations
Named President and Qeneral Manager- 61" Modern Die &
now
Tool,
conducted by Vertol would continue
under the
which Continues
to operate under its original present
49
nolicy
.
-
.
name,
.
Herschei
was
ment
and
Associates,
Arnprior,
Van Waters
& Rogers,
of .this
Seattle-based
share,/'.Comparative
per
$3.05
share
per-
on
lesser
a.
figures; for
number
-
of
1938
shares
corporation,
re¬
were
Angeles, '"'Dallas-
Los
eind; Salt
'during the year,-.-,;v,.
board
The
directors
of
Lake
City -were
a
all
cent
20
April
on
"The
for
-outlook
National
and
first
City
company."—V.
our
the
/'We
190.
cents;: and
area'
we
is
serve-
expect' i960
to
be
another
0.*:l465.Vr-'".r"'
'
good
'
v
the
as
011
date
the
vote on
Jan.
for
21, 1960, will
man¬
possible serious con?
when the British
year
while
first
tilt-Mving VTOL to
vertical
level and
to
workers
Co.
$10
bonds
has
been
appointed
trustee,
million
principal amount of
series due 1990.—V. 191,
5%%
„
the
Feb.
on
will
4
the
consider
company.—V.
approving
190,
completing
American
important
link
Missile
in
the
rearward
Early'- Warning
communications
System
(BMEWS)
The
Artie
undersea
the
Western
cable
operation
Electric
Co.
carried
was
with
Department of
.
the
the
T.
A.
cable
&
T.
out
*
ship
cargo
at
an
reached
The
there and
Winn-Dixie
the
Western
V''/
/project.
Four
year
v;
;
to
make
possible.
spaced
'
this- first
'
some
cable
■'
channels
incorporates built-in
apart,
Shareholders,of record at the close of business
entitled, to vote" at the meeting. No action is
of Boeing.
:-
be
schedule
on
required by the shareholders
when
year
and
go"
because of
the
show
whether
to
factors:
Bay
and
the
Davis
increase
the
on
of
each of
'
the
cable
would
region
be
would
company
was
*~-V.
'
•
of
190,
able
its
a
free
:
,
348,080,728
'
*
-
to
Woodall
for
$2.68
full
with
United
>
industries Inc.
for
taxes
on
-*~V.
190,
p.
year.
earnings
(&
previous
excellent
as
fact
result
a
Steelworkers
year
results
that
of
the
of
the
America.
/;•
,
.
the
the
Subs.)—Earnings—
'
1959
■
1958
$5,462,633
income___
$5,534,352
335,108
income__
509,039
183,800
405.
242,739
■'
$0,386
$0,577
"
v
-
266,300
151,308
Earnings after taxes on income—
liC
V
Earnings per share of common after providing
for dividends on preferred stock
outstanding
of
high of
previous
the
production
the
.
in
to
was
__________________
Provision
the
taxes,
earned
control,
Three Months Ended Nov. 30—
on
operating
$9,365,000, in contrast with
income
Contributing
,
Earnings before taxes
and
all-time
an
for
from the
$2,109,000 achieved in
after preferred dividends, to $6.63
the
cost
maintain
2186.
p.
'
sales
outstanding shares. This represents ari
over
besides
to
After
equal,
shares.
contract
dompany's
$54,163,000
$4,856,000
share
year,
Sales
completed
be
'
•
become
380,928,622
,.*
1959 reached
amounted
were
of
the
1958.
the 696,007
per
number
last
extension
"f:.
amplifying repeaters
for
to
rose
$3.95
same
achieved
waters
taxes
1959 earnings
per shafe on
re¬
relatively short periods of the
Strait
had
;•
53,463,932
31,
with
compare
reported
year
The
that
United
as
t\vo
Baffin
\
end.
s6as
,
"touch
was
recent
1958.
$9,000,000.
It
of
'
1959—28 Wks.—1958
$
•:
ended Dec.
year
and
$3,209,000
provides
the
$
'
reports
the
'.
cable which
between
1959—4 Wks.—1958
'iS
57,643,559
the
the
direc-
is
for
$81,100,000,
handled
Arctic
shifts
'
Stores Inc*—Sales Higher—
Earnings before income
the United States
beneath
V,'j
miles
40
telephone
around-the-clock
by
1022.
p.
revenues
v.-;
and
.
Service
(Alan) Wood Steel Co.—Earnings Soar—
reliable, time-tested communicaStates Air Force Base at
Thule,
Greenland and other military stations in northern Canada.
It is similar
in construction to the
existing transoceanic telephone cables and will
be used for military purposes. Work on the
cable started in the summer
Of 1958 and was completed late iri\ 1959 at a
cost of about
■'.*' tion
shareholders will
%■
■
nations—Canada, Denmark, Great Britain
—combined
Of
•■>
carrier
spliced her cable into the shore
.
190,
Preliminary
a
Electric
cable
a
End. Jan. 9—
Sales
sponsible to the United States Air Force for the
design, installation arid
testing of
rearward
communications
routes
for
America's
BMEWS
.4%'
to
east coast navy shipyard.
first
Period
—V.
the
Post
emergency,,two
Corporation's cable ship, "John
Radio
undersea
telephone cables in Arctic
reality—ahead of schedule.—V. 190, p. 202.*
America's
under
cable
com¬
for
placing being
first
the
"Robinson"
she
.*'*.■:
:
for
The
cables.
surmount
to
segment
r
became
and
To
r
the
scheduled
the summer before by the British
"Monarch."
Cable
BMEWS
been
sailed
145.
plan
a
2499.-',- x
p.
700-mile
had
loaded the remaining lengths of the needed cable and
directly to Thule. When -the "Mackay" completed laying the first
of _the cable she buoyed
thq -cable end and sailed for Thule.
There, she reloaded her qable tanks from the
"Robinson,'; then raced
back down Baffin
Bay until she located, picked up, and spliced into
the buoyed end of the cable. The
"Mackay" then continued northwards
to Thule, laying the last
segment of the second cable. Several days later
to
2186.
the
HMTS
Layer"
"Mackay" loaded cable at the Simplex'Wire and Cable Co. docks
Newington, N. H., in late August tlien sailed to Cape Dyer, on Baffin
and
began laying cable northward toward Thule. Meanwhile,
in
paying
p.
twin
"Ocean
Island,
•
>'
in
the
The
The
\
p.
ship,
the
standard
com-
return
of
cable.
The "Mackay," when
fully loaded, carried only enough cable to reach
approximately half the distance from Cape Dyer to Thule. The other
ship was used to re-supply her. The "Robinson" was converted from a
reality
recently when the first undersea telephone cable above the Artie Circle
was
completed. Owned by the United States Air Force, it connects Air
Force Installations in Greenland and
Canada,; *.." y'!/
1
AoA A^'AAAEY'*:
special meeting at which Vertol
a
acquisition-.
project—in June of last
was
gutted by fire
Mackay," and the United States Military Sea Transport
cargo ship,- "Lt. James Robinson," worked as a teaih.
production
Sugar Corp.—Plan to Liquidate—
stockholders
Ballistic
Boeing Airplane ■ Co. and of Vertol'Air-'
craft Corp. on Jan. 18 jointly announced approval of a
plan for the
acquisition of Vertol by'Boeing.
Don R.
Berlin, Vertol President, announced that Feb. 15 has been
set
present
and
Western Electric Co., Inc.—Defense Work—
An
•
Corp.—Acquis, by Boeing Approved—
Directors
of
for
mortgage
This undersea
Vertol Aircraft
The Boards
world's
/'-O--
complete liquidation of
favorable,"
very
their
development
an
**■•
Layer,"
•
The
share
-a
under
the
transition from
Trust
registrar
West Indies
April.,.;A..AAv:';
for
stated.
Waters
80
in
placed
ever
W.
>
Washington Water Power Co.—Appointments Made—
agent
paid to shareholders of record
dividends',.totaled
,
-was
business
Van
Mr.
1939 cash
..paid last
Ift
28.
dividend
stock
is
programs
by'the Long Lines
to be
cable
put down successfully
cable
vessels,
M.
tiori, of
also authorized
corporations
effort
aircr aft,, the
a single
flight,
flight.
stock dividend
was
the
"Ocean
second
been
Office
the
quarterly dividend to be paid April 1 to shareholders of record March
17! This will be the company's 82nd consecutive cash dividend. A 5%
.
separate
research
pany's
enlarged
per
as
rapidly expanding short-haul air.transportation field.-r-V.
190,'
First
I
;
declared
had
Allen, Boeing Presidexit, has stated that
acquisition of
would compleipent.
Boeing'.s -transport aircraft product line and
provide the company with the basis for future
would
.
/•'•r-'./A
i
Jan...7
on
had
one
developed—one with
emergency
transatlantic
the
lay
manage¬
of the
Aircraft Division
V
76
Vertol
.
in 1959 to ensure a growing future was
the start of
a
two-year, $2,600,000 plant' expansion program.
New
offices and warehouses, are. being built-in Denver,- El Paso, Houston,
Sacramento,' San Diego and Sart Francisco. # The .company's plants in
Vertol
-
$1,373,000, oy
outstanding.
Federal /
.
Vertol
headquarters are in Seattle.
Among the measures taken
Portland,
the
as
wholly-owned subsidiaries; Allied Research
Inc., of Boston, and Canadian Vertol
Aircraft, Ltd., of
Ontario, Canada, would become subsidiaries of
Boeing and
William
and state
taxes on income totaled $1,905,000.
Net
worth
increased
.$1,389,000 during the year and stood at $14,522,000 on Nov. 30.
The company, which
is a distributor of. supplies, arid equipment to
scientific, agricultural
arid industrial' firms throughout the Western
United
States
and. Western Canada, now operates from 23 plants" "
located in the principal cities of the -territory it serves. The
corporate
-
ship,
second
transport:helicopters, including the Vertol 107
II
for world-wide
military and Commercial markets, and the
YHC-1A and. YHC-1B for the XJ.
S.
Army, New York Airways has
recently placed an order for 10 of the Vertol 107
Model II's. In addi¬
tion, the company is carrying on research
and development on advanced
types of VTOL/STOL
designs such as ground-effect vehicles and
vertical
,
on dan.:'12 that new highs wdre -reached in both sales and,1/
for the fiscal year ended Nov. 30, L959. .Sales of $83,456,000
were 13%" above-the
$73,686,000 figure for 1959 and. mark the sixth . ';
consecutive year' the company has shown a gain.
/;;;
Net earnings
after taxes- were f a record • $1,756,000, • equivalent to v
$3.75
an
for
sequences
Model
ported
.
location
major current
of multi-turbine
powered
earnings
■
icebergs, and the fact that no
telephone cable in Arctic waters.
'
addition,
cable
VOrtol's
Vertol's
plete, ih
.
Co.
continue
agements,
■
Inc;—Sales, Net Up—-
Chairman
Waters,
Van
Geo.
and
sea
_
.
would
.;£;c Pv*t,viVw*£f\**.Y ■X
p.
present
Boeing Airplane
,
^
'
its
at
.
.
•
ice
In
„
of U. S. Systems, and formerly President of'
H
C Smith Oil Tool Co.-of Compton, Calif;
V
; .1-.
Xt is the
objective of Modern Die & Tool Corp. to augment its
present operating Staff with select key personnel to furnish the atomic •
and missile age
with a more* complete engineering and production
service, Mr; Smith said... A |.V;V.>' • ^
Modernc Die if TooT C0fp.,s with plant.,and. facilities at 5901 Avalon
Blvd.,' Los Angeles, was founded ijn- 1924 by John G. Buyser, pioneer
specialist4' hV the production of precision, tools and pies.
'Among
principal customers of. Modern Die fc Tool dorp. are
AiResearch, Aerojet, Convair, Con«olidated: Electrodynamics; Firestone,
Gilfillan,, General Electric, Lockheed,'Rohr and* Rocketdyne.—V.
191,
smith,- a-director
r
<
pack
under
i
X'i'
v.
-
•
•
-
r '.
*■
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND .PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
V
,
.
-/
I'
.
J''
.
'
'
i
'•/
Tuscumbia, Ala.
Bond
.
Offering
ninger.
—-
ARKANSAS
;
*
,E > J.
Presidentof
'
DeWitt School
Hen-
for the
and
bonds.
revenue
2758—were
1, 1960/Due on.Feb. 1 from
1961
to
1990
inclusive.
Inc., jointly.
Legality
Pine
approved
by J White,
Bradley,
Arant, All & Rose, of Birmingham.
Water
Board, Alas
Offering —- W.
Bond
Gavock,
Works
of
Chairman
and
on
191,
Water
Co.
offered Jan. 14—
water
1990
inclusive.
1
from
of
County, Flood Control
Hand Water Conservation Dists.,
Alameda
/
;
.
Bond
California
..
■
bonds.
District No.
4
(P. O.
Phoenix),
Arizona
Bond
eral
Sale—The
obligation
fered
were
Jan.
11—v.
awarded
to
gen¬
bond$
190,. p.
of¬
2391—
Refsnes,
Ely,
Beck & Co.
District No.
7
Wilson
School
(P. O. Phoenix),
Arizona
Bond
eral
Sale—The
$120,000
gen¬
obligation building bonds of¬
fered
were
Jan.
18—v.
190,
"
.
Zone.'/ No.
bonds.'*''"
Arcadia
6,
•.
.
fered
p.
2665
awarded
to Bosworth,
Bvan & Co.
Sul-
obligation
School
Districts,
school bonds
19—v. 190,
awarded
to
a
Jan.
p.
of¬
.27!58—
syndicate
headed by the California Bank of
Los Angeles, and Glore Forgan &
Co., as 4s, at a price of 101.37^ a
3.85%.
Other members of the syndi¬
cate
were
as
follows:
White,
basis of aljout
Weld
&
Co.; R. W.
Feb.
Pressprich &
Co.; E. F. Hutton & Co.; Bache &
Co.; Hill Richards & Co.; Hannaford & Talbot; J. S. Strauss &
Co., and Hooker & Fay.
1
inclusive.
Union High Sch.
Dist.,
Diego County, Calif.
Bond -Offering—-R#.
B.
James,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
for
his
at
until
office
10:30
in
San
Diego,
on
Feb. 2
(PST)
a.m.
purchase of $950,000 gen¬
obligation
school
bonds.
March
March
1
O'Melveny
payable at the County Treasurer's
office, San Diego, or at the fis¬
cal agency of the District in New
York City, or at the fiscal
agency
& Myers, of Los
Angeles County, Calif.
■
Offering—Gordon T. Nes.
sealed
000
•
Union High School District,
County
Feb.
An¬
A.
S
Los
vig,
pay¬
Clerk,
bids
the
the
District
Bank
of
(PST)
a.m.
Los
series D bonds.
Due
1960.
from 1961
to
1980
Sale—The
$905,000 water
1960, series A bonds of¬
fered
Jan.
were
awarded
18—v.
p.
147—
syndicate
headed by John Nuyeen & Co.
to
191,
a
San
Bond
Yolo
and
Calif.
composed of the Bank of America
N. T. & S. A., of San Francisco;
Witter &
Co.; E. F. Hutton
& Co.; Stone & Youngberg, and
C. N. White & Co. as follows:
Joint
bonds.
Bond Sale—The
N. T. & S.
School
District
1
$588,000 school
A., of San Francisco, at
price of 100.061,
a
cost of about
$138,000
5s.
as
interest
net
a
4.14%,
follows:
as
Due
March
on
1
from 1962 to 1968 inclusive.
25,000 as 4s.
Due on March 1,
&
1969...
225,000
from 1970
200,000
1976
1977
1
inclusive.
on
1981
to
*V
March
on
4.10s. Due
as
from
Due
to
4
^
< —
-
4s.
as
March 1
inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate
as follows:
Dean Witter &
District,
r
Diego County, Calif.
191,
Bank
49—were awarded to
p.
of
America
N.
T.
&
A., of San Francisco, and As¬
sociates, at a price of 100.12, a
interest
net
as
cost
of
about
from
Folsom
5s.
1961
as
Due
to
4V2S.
1969
to
Feb.
on
15
1968 inclusive
Due
on
1985
inclusive.
Feb.
15
Joint
Unified Sch. District,
(Sacramento and El Dorado
Counties), Calif.
school
Co.,
1958
bonds
was
$172,000
sold
First Western Bank &
of
L.
Brooks
San
Francisco,
and
to
Trust
Hill
Richards & Co., jointly, at a price
Securities Co., Fred
Co., and C." N. White
D. Blake &
& Co.
Fullerton,
Sale
Cal.
The
$1,000,000
waterworks, election 1958, series
bonds, offered Jan. 19—v. 190,
—
2
p.
2665—were awarded
dicate
Bank
of
headed
of
Los
100.123,
a
about 3.85%,
$200,000
Bond Sale—An issue of
The
I.
Bond
as
153,000
Mettill Lynch, Pierce, Fen& Smith Inc., E. F. Hutton &
Co., Stone & Youngberg, J. A.
Hogle & Co., J. B. Hanauer & Co.,
4.53%,
follows:
$54,000
Co.,
ner
S.
Sale—The
$243,000 bonds
offered Jan. 15—v. 191, p. 49—
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
.
at
T.
Sale—The $207,000 school
A
bonds offered Jan.
12
from
Districts,
Solano Counties,
$133,000
or
>
Jan.
om
inclusive.
were
The
Cupertino, Calif.
Dean
N.
Fallbrook Union School
—v.
Bond
Chicago,
America
Due
1985
offered Jan. 19—v.
191, p.
147—were awarded to a
syndicate
headed by the Bank of America
of San Francisco.
series
office.
School
on
inclu¬
on
inclu¬
of
bonds
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
in
(M-S)
payable at the County Treasurer's
Davis
in
cost
Fowler Union High School
District,
Fresno County, Cal.
S.
sive. Principal and interest
revenue
Due
1985
on
office
his
election 1957,
March
1,
1
to
sive. Principal and interest (M-S)
of
interest
1063 to 1970 inclusive.
A., in the cities of Sari Diego,
Los Angeles, and San Francisco.
Legality
approved
by
Orrick,
Dated
March
rfeceive
1962
purchase of $218,-
at
the
for
9
Will
1960.
1,
from
net
a
130,000 as 41/4s.
from 1971 to
the
eral
100.02,
4.31%, as follows:
$42,000 as 5s.* Due on Jan. 1 from
San
Dated
Bond
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Sale — $1,925,000 Serl"
eral
on
1985
„
'
Unified
Due
to
Escondido
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice.
Legality
approved
by
series1 E
Los
were
Maricopa County,
1961
;f '
$350,000
school
150,000
1960.
1,
from
Angeles," until 9
J
Sale—The $450,000 bonds
Feb.
Mesa Elem. Sch.
$250,(000 general obliga¬
building bonds. Dated
tion school
Bond
proved
Maricopa County,
chase of
Citrus
offered Jan., 12—v. 190, p. 2758
1, 1970.* Legality ap¬ were awarded 7to The Bank of
by White Bradley> Arant,
America N. T. & S. A., of San
/All & Rose, of Birmingham, j ;
Francisco, as follows:
$300,000 Zone No. 5, series D
ARIZONA
!
as
by the County Auditor, at his
office
in
Santa
Ana,
until
11
a.m. (PST)
on Feb. 2 for the pur¬
of
about
B.
bids
-a:
CALIFORNIA
Callable
Offering—L.
geles.
I'V-/
110,000 Joint Union High School
District bonds.
Wallace,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
-
supply/sysit^rp
Dated
Bond
Investment
Allen
L.
Harold
The
Orange
Principal and interest (F-A)
147—were awarded to
p.
District,
County, Calif.
Feb.
No. 3
Sale—The $300,000 school
Board, will; re¬
bids;-until
2
pvm.
mortgage revenue bonds.
Feb. 1, I960. Due on Feb.
to
Mc-
Feb. 2 for the purchase
$905,000
1961
J.
,
building bonds
v.
of •'
T.
Stephens,
Arkansas
Bond
Gas
-
190, p.
'
v
R.
1
Gas
sealed
(CST)
and
"
%
ceive
Works
to
and
Bluff School District
.
Tuscumbia
13—v.
awarded
*
Sons,
&
Raney
Dated
Jan.
offered
bonds
Feb. 2
on
No.
(P. o. DeWitt), ArkA" r'!
Bond Sale—The $450,000 school
purchase of $640,000 water
sewer
Feb.
(CST)
District
V
of
Board
Counties,
School
A
<
Jefferson
and
Arkansas
Commissioners, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m.
Centralia
•
7. i
as
1961 to
600,000
as
by
the
to
Angeles, at
net interest
as
a
syn¬
California
a
price
cost
of
follows:
5s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1964 inclusive.
3%s.
Due
on
Feb.
1
from 1965 to 1976 inclusive.
200,000
as 3.90s. Due on Feb. 1
from 1977 to 1980 inclusive.
members of the syndi-
Other
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
&
C. J. Devine & Co.,
are
Weld
&
School
Cal.
LJnion High
Grove
District, Orange County,
Wallace,
B.
Offering—L.
Bond
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Santa Ana
(PST) on Feb. 9 for
until 11 a.m.
$3.800;000
purchase of $750,000 school1958, series D bonds. Dated Feb.
the
r
Due on Feb. 1 from 1960
inclusive. Principal and
interest
(F-A)
payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity
approved by O'Melveny &
Myers, of Los Angeles.
1985
.
Bond
;
-
Feb. 9 for the
000
on
elusive.
Principal
payable
(M-S)
Thalmann
Co.;
&
Bache & Co.; Dominick
Union Trust
Hallgarten
& Co.; Hayden,
Stone & Co.; Hirsch & Co.;
Co.;
Calif.
Bond Sale—The $25,000 election
1959, series I bonds offered Jan.
18—v. 191, p. 148—were awarded
to Shearson, Hammill & Co., as
4Y4S, at a price of 100.35, a net
Rodman & Renshaw; Stifel, Ni-
tion
1958,
Jan.
18
bids at
sealed
wood
10
*
*
~~
bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
C
1960. Due on
•"
Mackall & Coe.
&
San Diego
///■/
Bond
awarded
to
bids
Feb.
23
series
B.
James,
for
the
purchase
hospital,
A
bonds.
to
(PST)
a.m.
of
election
Due
$5,1958,
June
on
inclusive.
1980
on
15
Le¬
gality approved by O'Melveny &
Myers, of Los Angeles.
:
by the Bank of America
N. T. & S. A., of San Francisco,
as
4M>s, at a price of 101.341, a
members
the
of
at
Millhrae'School
'Mateo
1
«»
o
District,
San
County, Calif.
.
mu
19J;. p' If7
to
Richards
&
Western
Co.
Bank
the
of
N.
T.
Diego,
or
the
of
&
Bank of
A., of Cali-
S.
The
at
or
Treasurer of
San
of
branch
any
fornia,
Francisco, Hill
and
Associates,
First
office
America
-were awarded
Co., of San
The
Trust
at
,
$500,000 schoolA bonds offered Jan.
series
the
j the Authority,
Bond Sale—The
1960,
First
National
City Bank of New York, of New
&
York
City. Legality approved by
O'Melveny & Myers, of Los An-
geles.
I
125,000
Union
School
Pwrnd"OffrrTn"
Board®
of
Santa
(PST)
purchase
.
'
Jan.
on
of
Ifnet
until
10
for
the}
25
QC
as
1961
Principal
or
1957
bonds
was
of
Francisco,
Witter &
Dean
Stern,
C.
White
N.
100.051,
4.24%,
&
Co.,
at
price of
a
interest
net
a
of
cost
follows:
as
$21,000
5s. Due
as
Jan. 15 from
on
1961 to 1965 inclusive.
77:
25.000
4s. Due
as
1966
30,000
41//4S.
as
1971
Due
on
Due
from
1961
Jan.
Principal and interest
(J-J) pay¬
County Treasurer's of¬
fice. Legality approved by Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
Francisco.
San
Sale—The
50
ce
^
Woodland
to
1985
in¬
interest
and
the
County
9,000
15,000
Bond Offering—Robt. L.
Hamm,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in
Ventura, un¬
(PST)
Feb.
on
2
for
15,000
.
.
4s.
Offering
4V4S.
as
1971
1976
from
15—v.
191,
1, 1960. Due on
1961 to 1980 inclusive.
Callable
of
Due
1975
Due
to
on
District,
49—were
p.
to
a
America N. T.
1
1980
Feb.
1
inclusive.
„
Sout" San Francisco Unified School
District, San Mateo County, Calif.
Bond Offering—John A. Brun-
the purchase of
$165,000 school
bonds. Dated March 1, 1960. Due
on March 1 from
1961 to 1969 in¬
ing>
clusive.
Feb. 2 for the purchase of
$1,180,
000 school 1960. series A bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1960. Due on Feb. 1
Pomona
Unified School District,
Los Angeles
County, Calif.
Bond Offering — Gordon T.
Nesvig, County Clerk, will receive
bids
Angeles
at
until
his
9
office
a.m.
in
(PST)
Los
on
wood
A
1960. Due
on
Dated
March
1980
1
March 1,
from 1961
inclusive. Principal and
interest
(M-S)
payable at the
FRASER Treasurer's office,
County
Digitized for
his
will, receive
office
City, until 10
a.m.
in
Red¬
(PST)
on
cipal and interest (F-A) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
South Tahoe Public
El Dorado
obligation school-1959,
bonds.
Clerk,
bids at
from 1961 to 1985 inclusive. Prin¬
Feb. 9 for the purchase of
$114,000
general
County
sealed
Utility District,
County, Calif,
Bond Sale—The
$1,250,000
bids
c/o
re¬
Berry
Day,
Francisco,
Stone
Dean
&
for the
purchase of $175,000 school
bonds. Dated
Yolo
&
Feb. 1,
1960. Due
on
to 1970 inclusive.
Feb. 1 from 1961
Day, Berry
& Howard, of Hartford.
Monticello, Florida
Offering — Martha
<
Bond
dock,
bids
Feb.
A., of San
Witter &
Co.,
for
000
3
5,000
5s. Due
1965
41/4S.
as
50,000
purchase of $260,municipal water and sewage
bonds. Dated Oct.
Oct.
on
(A-O)
Due
Jan.
on
1960
sewer
1959 bonds offered Jan. 14—v.
191,
148—were awarded to a syndi¬
cate headed by
p.
Taylor & Co., at
a price of
100.0009, a net interest
cost of 4.90%, as follows:
r
Dated
1967
to
Linda
Orange
Due
on
1976
Water
County,
Jan.
to
at
the
Board
of
receive sealed
in
Yorba
until
York
the
Trust
GEORGIA
Coweta
Wilson & Co.
Downers Grove, III.
Bond
storm
Sale
sewer
offered
Jan.
Offering
Newnan),
Charles
—
H.
(PST)
Arnall,
missioners
inclusive.
ues, will receive sealed bids until
11 a.m. (EST) on Jan. 26 for the
purchase of
$1,100,000 Hospital
on Feb. 3 for the purchase
$1,670,000
general
obligation
water bonds. Dated March 1, 1960.
Due on March 1 from 1966 to 1995
Principal
and
interest
(M-S) payable at the office of the
District
on
Clerk
bonds.
or
at the Bank of America
National
of
of
Nov.
Nov.
1,
front-I960
Com¬
of
Reven¬
and
1959.
to
1989
Atlanta.
Due
in¬
clusive.
of
1
Board
Roads
Dated
Trust & Savings Asso¬
ciation, Los
Angeles
and
San
Francisco, or at any fiscal agency
District
'oik
in
the
Cities
Principal, and interest
payable at; the Citizens
Southern National Bank, of
(M-N)
and
Legality approved
Kelley & Mobley, of Atlanta.
of
or
Chicago, at the
option of the holder. Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Los Angeles.
County,
District
20—v.
awarded
headed
a
248—
p.
syndicate
a
by
Inc., at
191,
to
Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
price of 100.0227, a net
of about 4.22%, as
" •
;
v."'.'V
cost
.
.
,
.
$530,000 as 5s. Due on Nov. !• from
1961
to
105,000 as
1967/
inclusive.
1966
Due on Nov.
4%s.
'•
1,
775,000
4s.
as
Nov.
1
Due
on
from 1968 to 1973 inclusive.
850,000
as
4.20s.
from 1974 to
Due
Nov. 1
on
1978 inclusive.
Other members of the
were
&
syndicate
Goldman, Sachs
follows:
as
Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
Dillon, Union Securities
Co., Bache & Co., the Illinois
Company, and Stern Brothers &
Co.,
;
Nov.
from
1,
1961
-
Due on
inclu¬
1959.
1
sive.
Interest M-N.,
1978
to
Legality ap¬
Cutler, ot
proved by Chapman &
Chicago.
Du
.7
Page
County, Community
Consol. School District No. 89
(P. O. 22 West 430 Irontvood
Drive,
Bond
Glen Ellyn), III.
Education,
Secretary of Board of
will
Crippen,
Offering—Ruth
receive
sealed
bids
until »
(CST) on Jan. 28 for the
purchase of $210,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1960. Doe
on
Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1976 in¬
p.m.
clusive.
Interest
Legality
and Cutler,
J-D.
approved by Chapman
County Sch. Dist. No. 9R
(P. O. Durango), Colo,
Clerk
of
receive
Bond
Offering—Hugh E. Chastain, Secretary of Board of Edu
cation, will receive sealed bids
(MST)
Class
A
School
(P. O. Blackfoot), Idaho
Offering-—Jack
Kesler,
Bond
1960,
—
of Chicago.
Bingham
COLORADO
ing bonds. Dated March 1,
by
IDAHO
La Plata
until 5 p.m. (MST) on Feb. 16 for
the purchase of $1,420,000 refund
The $2,260,000
improvement bonds
Nov.
County (P. O.
Georgia
Bond
p.m.
Legality
& Cutler,
as follows: R. W.
Pressprich
Co., Bacon, Whipple & Co.,
Nongard,
Showers
&
Murray,
Rodman & Renshaw, and Harry J.
Co.
Smith,
7
1, 1960.
by Chapman
&
bids at his of¬
Linda
1,
Chicago.
Dated
Directors,
Oct.
1977.
Eastman
Calif.
of
inclusive,,
on
&
Town
at
or
New
1987
approved^
by
Caldwell
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
York City.
District,
Bond Offering—Valdo Y.
will
15
Due
Oct. 1
Other members of the syndicate
gality
inclusive.
1975
to
1
inclusive.
on
Feb.
approved
as
Oct.
on
1965
4V2S.
1976 and
of
Due
to
1966
as
4.42%,
4%s. Due
as
from
New
3%s.
as
4%s.
1963
230,000
about
interest
office,
Bank
1, 1959.
and
from
payable
Chemical
15,
1
Principal
Treasurer's
inclusive.
of
"■*.
as
from
1,150,000
Company, of New York City. Le¬
from
said
$235,000
■
the
Due
3.90%,
Mur-
receive
(EST) on
noon
revenue
Jan. 15 from
on
until
'
will
Clerk,
Town
sealed
S.
follows:
to
cost
follows:
Youngberg, and C. N.
a price of 100.062,
as
interest
interest
FLORIDA.
awarded
net interest cost of about
A. C. Allyn & Co.,
price of 100.0028, a net
and
a
follows;,-',
Howard, 750 Main Street, Hart¬
ford, until 2 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 25
White & Co., at
a
Co.,
&
of
inclusive.
on
Treasurer, will
Town
High
were
Seymour, Conn.
Offering — Robert H.
sealed
ceive
Community
school
1970.
1,
New York City.
group composed of The Bank
fice
Feb.
Jan.
Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at The
Fairfield Trust Company, of New
Canaan.
Legality
approved
by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
Foster,
28
Sale—An issue of
$1,615,bonds was $old to a
Bond
000
Dated Jan.
bonds offered Jan.
of
Secretary
inclusive.
to
4 V2S.
as
I
Feb.
on
H.
Roland
—
Jan. 1 from
as
Dec.
2758—were awarded,
p.
County
Inc., at
(EST) on Jan. 27 for
purchase of $790,000 school
The $79,000 school
—
190,
$185,000 school
offered
Mullaney, Wells & Co.
until 8 p.m.
..
from
inclusive.
Due
1970
to
from
„
1967
to
as
1968
1
Canaan, Conn.
Gardner, Clerk of Board of Fi¬
nance,
will
receive sealed
bids
bonds.
bonds
,
School District No. 234 (P. O.
Harwood Heights), III.
&
the
ConsoL
(P. O.
syndicate headed .by John Nuveen
about 4.07%.
Bond
No. 59
Sale—The
Cook
190,
awarded to The
Corp.,
as
price of 100.14, a basis
New
Community
District
Arlington Heights), III.
Securities
a
County
School
were
—
American
Legality
ILLINOIS
Cook
were
School
Bond Sale
l nn
Feb.
on
sewer
v.
—
County, Calif.
1957, series D
Sherman &
to
Legality approved by
I w'
about
7
A-O.
Dawson,
Nagel
Howard, of Denver. '
*
$60,000
Jan.
offered
bonds
$27,00(]
by
building
(P. O.
of
Dated Oct. l
1961 to 1970 in¬
Interest
Bond
Simsbury), Conn.
Clausen
bonds.
from
approved
3.93%.
Tariffville Fire District
Bond
able at the
of
purchase
Due
price of 100.19,
a
about
May 10, 1960.
on
15
inclusive.
1976
to
the
sewer
—v.
inclusive.
1976
to
for
26
storm
&
inclusive.
1970
to
Jan. 15 from
on
Dated Jan. 15, 1960. Due on Jan.
15
of
purchase
construction
will' receive-h sealed
p.m.
(MST) ton Jan
8
a" group
Anthony
Tucker,
3.95s, at
as
basis
a
4.10s, at
composed
syndicate
a
Yorba
5s. Due
as
from
to
1
Lawson, Levy, Williams &
Stone & Youngberg, and
Co.,
follows:
1961
Valley School District,
Ventura County, Calif,
a.m.
Rich'
toHffl
interest cost of
$21,000
Pleasant
series
to
to
191, p.
Day,
Div.),
issue of $76,000
C
Clerk,,
until
clusive.
school
and Laird, Bissell &
Meeds (Day, Stoddard & Williams
p.
Jan.
on
the Bank of America N. T. & S. A.,
$95,000
(J-J)
payable
at
Treasurer's office.
sealed
1
1982 inclusive.
Sale—An
series
San
y
m
18—v.
awarded
Corp.,
L.
R.
of
sold
>.•/' y//
were
—
rities
1966.
Supervfso^ HS-Ure'au^ded
bids at his of"dl Tco Tt
Barbara,
Jan. 20 from
clusive.
11
248
Sch. District,
County, Calif.
Yolo
Bond
basis of
a
Unified
Washington
school,
10<J,17^
Sale—The $6()0;000
Bond
inclusive.
Due
from 1975 to
1961
Bond Sale—The $60,000 school
of
series
A
Dated Jan. 20, 1960. Due
bonds.
til
4M>s.
as
bids
Jan.
Zieker
Weiser, Idaho
Offering—L. C.
Bond
City
offered
W.
school
1959.
1
Due on Jan.
4!4s.
$89,000
Bank,uof Chicago,
of
Offering—J,
191, p.
about 3.78%.
inclusive.
1969
to
1970 to 1974
from
$24,000
Sc,h"°'
a
in
a.m.
on
S<""° J*"'
Di.trict,
Comly,Jpa''f-
receive sealed
fice
price
School
Troy)
school
20—v.
Jan.
Pine
(P. O.
District Clerk, will receive
sealed
bids until Jan. 27 for the
Co., jointly, as 3.80s,
&
inclusive.
Orcutt
will
1963
as
200,000
as
jointly.
Clerk
Western
Diego County Water
Authority, San Diego, Cal.
syndi¬
Bond Offering — Hans H. Doe,
cate were as follows: Blyth & Co.,
Inc., Weeden & Co., Dean Witter County CIerk, will receive sealed
& Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen- ! blds until 7:30 p.m. (PST) on Feb.
ner
&
Smith
Inc., William R.
' ior the purchase of $7,000,000
Staats & Co., Stone & Youngberg, general
obligation waterworks,
Lawson, Levy, Williams & Stern,
19o7, series D bonds.
J. B. Hanauer & Co., J. A. Hogle I Dated Feb19°9- Due on Feb. 1
from 1961 to 1993 inclusive. Prin¬
& Co. Fred D. Blake & Co., and
cipal and interest (F-A) payable
G.; N; .white & Co.
Other
were
—
Due on Jan.
4V2S.
as
from
from
San
of 4.40%.
cost
10:30
1961
from
headed
net interest
until
000,000
syndicate
a
R.
—
County Clerk, will receive sealed
District,
Los Angeles County, Cal.
Bond
Sale—The $700,000 gen¬
eral obligation school bonds of¬
fered Jan. 19—v. 190, p. 2758—
were
County, San Diego, Cal.
Offering
and Rand
bonds
White
284
Idaho
awarded to The Harris
Trust & Savings
and
of
School
Unified
Lynwood
148
First
The
Trust
Bank
Webster
A.
Nolan, Fleming-W. B. Hibbs
& Co., Inc.; Rauscher, Pierce &
Co., Inc.; Herbert J. Sims & Co.,
Inc.; John Small & Co., Inc., and
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
,
to"
cisco,
ger
of
Feb. 1 from 1962 to 1981 inclusive.
office.
Nashville;
&
(PST)
series
in
Dougherty & Co.; A. G. Edwards
Sons; Dorsey & Co., Inc.; Fol-
Red¬
in
purchase
school-1957,
$500,000
Bank
receive
a.m.
the
for
2
office
his
until
City,
Feb.
on
will
Clerk,
bonds offered
191, p.
v.
—
No.
composed of The American Secu¬
elec¬
$500,000
series 4
awarded
Co., Inc.;
School Dist., !
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co.;
Mateo County, Calif.
i J. R- Williston & Beane; Field,
Offering—John A. Brun- ; Richards & Co.; Third National
County
Sale—The $660,000
offered
148—were
a
County,
District
bonds.
Chester, Conn,
California
Sale—The
Latah
of
Bond
Union High School
District, San Bernardino County,
Bond
y
CONNECTICUT
at
Legality approved by Chap,
Cutler, of Chicago.
&
man
Bond
;:,77'':'
(
interest cost of 4.13%.
Valley
foot.
& Tallmadge, of Den-
Tallmadge
ver.
bonds
$175,000
Reynolds
Co.;
L. F. Rothschild & Co.,
& Co.;
f colaus &
ing,
District, San
School
J Co.; Baxter & Co.; Rand & Co.;
&
the County Treasur¬
er's office. Legality approved by
at
Avon, Conn.
Bernardino County,
Jefferson Union High
San
Monday, January.25, 1960
interest (M-S)
1970. Principal and
payable
and Chan¬
Moody, Inc.,
&
W eeden & Co., Inc.; Dean Witter
Hutton
E.
Sept. 1 from 1962 to 1980
as of March 1,
on
Newman Securities Co.
nel',
Co., of San Fran¬
Associates, at a price
of 100.007, a net interest cost of
4.43%, as follows:
W.
County!
the
at
Juran
Co.;
SeattleNational Bank; Hornblower
& Weeks;
interest
d
Co., First California Co., Boettcher & Co., Allison-Williams Co.,
Trust
& Dominick; Fidelity
Treasurer's office, of Los Angeles.
Bond
.
inclusive. Callable
&
Victor
Ladenburg,
First
1,
a n
are:
Mercantile
1960. Due
March 1 from 1961 to 1980 inMarch
Dated
March 1,
on
associated in the
those
Among
offering
school
obligation
general
bonds.
*4s. Due
1985.
9 a.m. (PST) on
purchase of $171,-
Angeles, ,until
'
1977 inclusive.
1978 to 1984 inclusive.
as
as
were
Due
Bond
3.60s. Due on March
as
from
1
Nesvig, County Clerk, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Los
t
4,200,000
600,000
Angeles County, Calif. <
Offering — Gordon T.
Lorn
-
.
Reach City School Dist
Hermosa
-
1
syndicate
follows: Barcus, Kindred
Other members of the
Victor
Due on March
as 3*4s.
from 1975 to
1,400.000
1985 to
March 1
5s. Due on
as
Due on July 1
1989 inclusive.
4.80s.
as
from
1962 to 1974 inclusive.
from
1, 1960.
to
435,000
of¬
fered
Jan.
20—v.
191, p. 147—
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
headed by the Bank of America
N. T. & S. A., of San Francisco,
at a price of 100.048, a net inter¬
est cost of 3.57%, as follows:
bonds
A
series
school-1959,
Taylor & Co.
Garden
$815,000 as 5s. Due on July 1 from
1962 to 1984 inclusive.
Dist., Sacramento County, Cal.
Bond
Sale — The $10,000,000
Shearson,
Co.,
City Unified School
Sacramento
White,
Hammill
Co., E. F. Hutton & Co., and
cate
.
.
(430)
50
Board
sealed
on
of
bids
Cook
until
8
p.m.
Feb. 1 for the purchase
Principal and
interest payable at the First Se¬
curity Bank of Idaho, in Black-
and Dupage
School District
No. 46
Counties
(P. 0*
Elgin), III.
Trustees, will
of $450,000 school building bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1960. Due from 1961
to 1974 inclusive.
:
Kane,
Bond
Offering—Willarcl Beebe,
Secretary of Board of
Education,
will receive sealed bids
p.m.
(CST)
on
until 7:3'/
Feb. 3 for the
pur¬
$1,500,000 school bonds.
Dated March 1, 1960. Due on Dec.
1 from 1961 to 1970 inclusive.
chase
of
Volume 191
,
Number 5919
School District No.
O. Deerfield), III.
<7\
109
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
Goshen
County
lake
..
4
Sale—The $375,000 school
building bonds offered Jan. 18—v.
191 p. 248—were awarded to John
\TUveen & Co., as 4%s, at a price
of 100.01, a basis of about 4.12%.
School
(P. O.
Bond
Corporation
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
ler, of Chicago.
Street,
Goshen), Ind.
,
Bond
mer,
Bldg.
302 South Fifth
New Cherokee
Offering—Isabelle I. Ful-
Secretary,
will
sealed bids until
1
Salle and Livingston Counties
Township Nigh School Districts 1 from
No. 40 (P. O. Streator), III.
Callable
1963
to
of
as
1991
will
receive
p.m.
(CST)
approved-.by Chapman ; &
gality
191,
Chicago.
Cutler, of
County Community Consol.
School District No. 7 (P. O. R.F.D.
No. I, Metropolis), III.
'
f
Massac
Leonard
tional
—
J-J.
p.m.
St.
.
Legality
,
pproved
a
Trauernicht,
&
Charles
Louis.
Sale
(P.
.
./'*
21
John
3%s.
as
from 1961
.590,000
1969
750,000
Due
to
1972
1973
1977
to
300.000 as.4s. Due
1'979.%
and
'•'r-
Jan.
on
7
1
.Bond
1978
Other members of the syndicate
as
follows:" Northern Trust
Chicago, /Paine/. Webber,
Jackson &. Curtis, Newbard, Cook
& Co.,
Dompscy; •'Togeler & Co.*
A.
G.> Edwards vSons;, /and;
Shelbyville),
Due
Consol.
McCord,
Indianapolis.
i
'4
:
l
.«
t
by
a
1961
100,000
at
1999
Kidder,
price of
1963 inclusive.
to
4V4S.
as
Due
1, 1964.
1,000,000 as 3V4S.
1
from
1
1
600,000
1965
from
1975
1974 inclusive.
Due
to
on
1980
March 1
inclusive.
members-of
the
syndi¬
cate
were as follows:
White, Weld
Co.; Laidlijw & Co.; Kean,
Taylor & Co.; E. F. Hutton & Co.,
&
G.
Rand
and
& Co.
.Bond
of
County (P. O. Louisville),
-Kentucky
'
-
huilding
Sgle—The $950,000 school
reven.uc-1959 bonds of¬
fered Jan. .20—v. 1-9.1, p. 148—were
-
awarded to
School
a
syndicate headed by
Co., at a price of
W. E. Hutton- &
100.06,
net interest cost, of 3.85%,
a
follows:;;
as•
Sale-^An.issueM $100,000 i .> Bond .Offering—Maurice Padschool building
bonfljs-was/spld to dack, Township Trsutee, will re¬
the j
Shelby County: - St ate Ba n'k ceive sealed bids until 10 a.m.
and the
Shelby Loan &Trust, Co.,'
(CST) on - Feb. > 16 for the pur¬
both of
Shelbyville, jointly. Dated chase of $210*000 school bonds, as
$630,000
as
1961
v i
.
to
).,'■;
;;yvy;
Dec. 15, 1959. Due
1961 to
•
1979
Dec.
on
1
from
/ *; ///"/./:7,.V
follows:
inclusive;^
4s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1969 inclusive.
elusive.;"''.!yv
(CST) op Jan. 26 for
purchase of $207,000 school
building bonds.
Due
Jan. I
on
and
from
1962
-
interest
payable, at, the
tional
First
.
/;
Winnetka, /Mi.
■
;nnnHnd Sa,e
lnon
J9b()
bonds
was
-:
L I960. .Principal
(J-J) payable at the
;
Bond
Sale—An
water
group
YIOWA"
,
bonds
oi
98.627,
about
§265 000
3.53%:,
as
net interest cost
a.
as
4%&.
follows:.
Due
on
v.,
April 1
Irom 1961 to 1967
inqlusivp.
-
Y
as 3 lis.
?n<!10m f"9 to
I'OO
.
Due on April 1
1979 inclusive.-v "
on
Feb..!, 1980.
issue of... $85,sold to a
30.000
.
!
9
Co.,
Charles A. Hinsch &
Dupree & Co.
revenue
proved
.
...
,
,•
Legality ap¬
Carpenter,
of Dcs Moines.
Community
.
the
A.
purchase
,
Sch.
Dist.,,
Iowa
-
of
Board
$100,000
Due
1962 to 1980 inclusive.
(P. 0.':Mansfield),.La.
Secretary of Parish School
will receive sealed bids
until 2 pun; (CST) on Feb. 16 for
purchase of $425,000 building
equipment bonds. Dated Feb.
Due on Feb. 1 from 1961
inclusive.
Principal and
1, I960.
197o
INDIANA
'-Lwlvv
Goodland, Ind.
payable
at
the
Offcring-rRuth A. James. interest (F-A)
Secretary of Board of .Directors, First National Bank, of Mansfield.
will receive sealed bids until 1, Legality approved by Wood, King
(CST) on Jan. 26 for the
Bond Sale—The
$258,000 water-' purchase,
of
$1,150,000 school
9#.
s r?yenue bonds.offered Jan.v .building", bonds. .Dated Feb. 1,
196*0.
Due on Nov. 1. from 1962
if;Tu" '^1' P. 148—were awarded
•4.t
"e City.'Securities Corp., as to 1979 inclusive. Principal and
ot
,Ji
a
price of 100.47, a basis
«bout 4.71%.
p.m.
interest
Srhnnl
(M-N)
payable
Treasurer's
at
the
office. rLegaI-
& Dawson, of
Starts
R.
Co.;
New York City.
Joneshoro,
La.
to
a
veen
revenue-
bonds
was
sold
composed of John Nu?
& Co.: Ladd Dinkins & Co.;
group
1
to
Due
in¬
1975
by Storey/ Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
approved
Palmer &
7
Mount Holyoke College
v
(South Hadley), Mass.
Bond
Flet¬
Offering—Howard
cher Burns, President of Board of
on Feb. 1 for
$745,000 dormi¬
tory and
dining facilities - 1958
bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1958.
Due
the
Hornblower
&
Weeks;
Morton
Nashoba
Wer-
Harriman
1
Bond
& Co.:
Offering
Wendell,
District
receive sealed
Johnston, Lemon & Co.; Shuman, Agnew & Co.; Stern, Lauei
& Co.; Townsend,
Dabney & Ty¬
son; J. M. Dain & Co. Inc.; Ginther & Co.; Lawson, Levy, Wil¬
liams & Stern; Arthur L> Wrigh:
& Co., Inc., Cunningham, Schmert;
& Co.,. Inc.; Fred D. Blake & Co..
a.m.
Parish
/
28 State
Offering
—
J.
c/o The
Bank
of
U.
will
Mer¬
Boston,
Street, Boston 6, until 11
on Jan. 28 for the pur¬
$1,597,000 school bonds.
of
Dated Feb. 1, 1960. Due on Feb. 1
from 1961 to 1980 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
Merchants National Bank of Bos¬
ton, in Boston. Legality approved
by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer &
Dodge, of Boston.
Y. Y
Districts
S.
Harold
—
(EST)
chase
..Offering
Marche, .will
Slocum
/
New Bedford; Mass.
Bond
(P.iO. .Alexandria), La.
Bond
District
Treasurer,
bids
National
chants
%Y
School
in¬
1998
School
Regional
Co., Inc.; Allan
&= Co.; A. G. Edwards
&
Sons; J. A. Hogle & Co.;
Rapides
to
O. Lancaster), Mass.
(P.
&
C. N. White & Co.
1961
from
clusive. Interest A-O.
Legality
approved by Ropes, Gray, Best,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
Inc.; Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.;
H.
of
-
Oct.
theim & Co.; A. G. Becker & Co..
W.
(EST)
a.m.
purchase
on
Corp.; The First
Oregon; William
Co.; E. F. Hutton &
&
receive
National
sealed■;bids
Bank
Shawmut
c/o
will
of Boston, Municipal Department,
receive,sealed • bids until 1:4f
p.m.
chase
(CST) on Feb. 3 for. the
of
$650,000 bond's ,as
lows: '
421, 40 Water Street, Bos¬
ton,: until 11 a.m.* (EST)' on Jan.
27 for the purchase of $350,000
bonds, as follows:
Y "
:
pur¬
Alexandria Consqlidatec
School
•
V/'
Room
fol.T.*-.-.'!••
^ 'LtYY
-
Due-
District -No, 4
'$250,000
bonds
„
Feb.- 15 from
on
1961
the
;
Gustave ; La-
—
Secretary of. Parish School Board
:
tc
.*:
■
j
$
-
1980
1
Cotile
No.
"V 15
:
,
~
1961
Due
on
7100,000
Feb
-Y
Parish
15, 4960.
Principa
(F-A) payable at the
Board
tional
1961
1961 Yto
from
1.
I960.
Shawmut
Thorndike,
•
'
the
of
&
Na-*-
Boston:
by
Palmer
*•' :
Principal
at
Bank
1965
1
/'
payable
Legality-: approved
office.
Legality- approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
to/1970
•'>,% .;
Feb/
interest
and
Treasurer',
1
inclusive.
-Dated
Feb.
School
Due
x • - / /'' * /; ?
1959 bonds.
Due
water
Feb.
on
::Ysive,-;i /;•":'Y
Dated
from
1
inclusive.
r
and interest
de-
bonds.
1956
_
inclu-
1970
to
Feb.
on
:
<
School - Distric4
bonds.
22A
from
1 '
: 1
inclusive.
150,000
street"^ construction
velopment
'
'
Offering
Bond
—
J.
T.
Storey,
of
Dodge,
•"
'
/■■ *
'
•>
MICHIGAN
Tanner,
City Secretary-Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
bids
sealed
until*
10
Battle Creek School District, Mich.
a.ny /Y Note. Sale-7-An .issue of $47.2,000
tax anticipation notes was sold to
Feb. 10 for the purchase
$4,700,000
general obligation
(CSTj
of
on
on
March
Dated
bonds.
March
clusive.
..
1
from
1961 to
Principal
National
in
Bank
The
1960. Due
1,
and
interest
Shreveport,
;
Parish (P.O.
Frankliriton), La.
The
Bay
National
of
*
bonds offered Jan.
2666—were awarded
to a group composed of The Equi¬
table Securities Corp.; Glas & Co.;
jmprovement
13—v. 190, p.
Kohlmeyer & Co.; Dorsey & Co.;
and J. M. Dain & Co., at a price
as
43,000
net interest
follows:
4l/8s.
to
3%s.
as
cost of
as
1962
Due
on
Feb.
1968
Bay
on
Feb.
from
4s.
1970 to
Due
1975
on
Feb.
inclusive.
Co., both
•
Clerk,
receive
will
sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m..(EST) on Feb.
1 for the purchase of $60,000 geaeral obligation
bonds.
Dated
municipal building
Oct.
1, 1959. Due on
Oct. 1 from 1960 to 1969 inclusive.
Interest
A-O.
Legality
Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit. *
by
Miller,
approved
Paddock
&
Bridgeport Township '(P.-O.
Bridgeport), Mich.
Bond
as
Trust
&
Bond Offering—Irwin W. Steck,
City
1,
1969.
303,000
Bank
City, jointly, at 3.50%:
1
inclusive.
Due
awarded to
City Bank, and Peoples
Belleville, Mich.
Sale—The $600,000 public
100.009, a
4.01%,
Mich.'-
191; .1949—were
v.
Manhattan Bank, of
City. Legality approved
about
of
Y
.
Sale — The $127,375 tax
anticipation notes offered Jan. 14
Washington
of
Bank,
at 2.95%. Y
7: .Note
or
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Bond
National
Creek,
Bay City School District,
Chase
New York
Security
Battle
1980 in¬
(M-S) payable at the Commercia*
from
Bond Sale—An issue of $900,000
utilities
15, 1960.
Principal and interest
payable at the
Merchants Na¬
tional Bank of Boston.
Legality
••
$254,000
'
Feb.
from. 1961
15
clusive.
National Bank of
at the
Logansport School
rBond
.
Securities
mer,
to
Boston,
follows:
as
table
Board,
the
Feb.
on
Jan.
on
Dated
bonds.
1
1974 inclusive.
3.80s7 Due
of
State
Boston.. "
Bou-
improvement bonds.
District
and
Muscatine
<
28
The
c/o
Bank
until 11
Bond Offering—Allen H. Plum-
bonds as 5s.
Ahlers & Cooney,
Secretary1 of
Soto Parish,
De
.
Bannister,
by
from
Inc.,
obligation bonds
Dated Jan. 1, 1960.
for
<
bids
National
chants
Shreveport, La.
Offering—Mark
public
composed of Ernest Kosek
Co.; White-Phillips Co.,
and Quail & Co., as follows:
.
as 2s. Due
C.ov Inc.
of
Commissioners, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on Feb.
was
V
revenue, , series
.sold to .John Nu-
;Veen & Co.; and Nongard, Show¬ $65,000 -general
ers &
as 4%S.
Murrav, Inc.,. jointly, at a
Price of
follows: Pohl &
dreaux, /
sealed
H,
re¬
Mer¬
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
.
Co.,
ceive
1;
Jan.
on
Trust
Co.;, American
Co.,, San Francisco; Secu¬
rity "First National Bank; Dean
Witter & Co.; Kidder, Peabody &
Co.; R. H. Moulton & Co.; Equi¬
Magnus & Co., Field, Richards &
&
Jan.
on
3.90s. Due
as
LOUISIANA
Hiawatha, Iowa
"
v
000
An issue of $1;"-
electric
,
.:YY'.Y'Y-Y
///"
*
1
Co., Fox,; Reusch .& Co., Stranahan, .Harris & Co., Inc., 'Westheimer & Co., John W. Reinhar.t
Bond
Na-'
Wilmington. Leapproved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
Feb.
:
Bank, of
gality
on
Stale Bank, of vBarAcadia Parish, '■Fifth --Ward Gravity
Yersville.
Legality approved by
Drainage District Noi 2 (P. O. Box
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller,-of
,i,207, Mermentau), La.
rv f
Indianapolis.:. :Y.i
to' 1972
and
(J-J)
as
Due
Frederick
—
Trust
Bargersville
Dated Feb. 1, 1960.
inclusive;. Principal
interest
were
Inc., and F. L.
Feb.
"; Dated
til 7:30
p.m.
the
Due
| Other members of the syndicate
"/./'' ;■ .%/'
4s.
Offering
Bond
-
Northern
s-
-
.
3%s.
a
Treasurer,' will
The
Chase
Manhattan
Bank;
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Harriman Rip¬
ley & Co. Inc.; Smith, Barney &
Co.;
Kuhn,
Loeb
&
Co.;
The
DL from 1970 to 1973 inclusive.
$210,000 school tp. bonds. Due bn'
Willi
County Community -Unit Y>.
July 1 from 1961 to 1979 inSchool District No. 209-U
y'■ elusive.
;//'./ ■/. /.■„*.V■
'[{-I"
?
////*• 'O./JVilmington), Hl.zY'v.;'.Y
100,000 civil tp. bonds. Due on
July 1J from 1961 to 1979 inB»»d Offering—Fred -C. Fran¬
cis, Secretary of Board of-Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
as
follows:
as
1970 to
$500,000.
.
320,000
at
Town
Other members of the syndicate
and
KENTUCKY
Jefferson
23/4S,
as
Lutz,
Blair
March
on
Agency,
Street, Boston 6, until
noon
(EST) on Jan. 27 for the
YLV purchase of $225,000 water system
.
Brown Brothers
March
on
Due
to
3V2S.
as
Other
' «.**•:•
Indiana
headed
Co.,
&
from
1
Bond
f
syndicate
Corp.
Miller,
%
to
a
net
interest cost of
3.44%, as follows:
$300,000 as 5s.
Due on March 1
0*vBargorsvil{e)i
(Townships
III.
%
1962
Co., at a price of
net interest cost of
as
from
were
about
as
Due on July 1,
Township
River
White
%
from
1
Federal
Holbrook, Mass.
,
from 1975 to 1984 inclusive.
re¬
p.m.
&
as
7,874,000
100.0399,
net
William
&
1:30
—
Peabody
Jan.
on
until
Bond
Sale
The
$2,000,000
building bonds offered Jan. 12—
v.
191, p. 249—were awarded to
Co.,
Jan.
Sch.
—
Ice
Ross,
Com'
(P. O.
.
and
Jan.
bids
Oct.
on
•
,
inclusive. Legality
approved
by
Stinson, Mag, Thomson, McEvers
& Fizzell, of Kansas
City.
Topeka School District, Kansas
1, 1965 inclusive. In¬
Legality approved by
to Jan.
terest J-J).
White-Phillips Oo//;lnc/:Yv/
•
Due
of
4.31%,
on
Sterling),
Feb. 5 for the purchase
on
a
a
O.
$125*000 student union build¬
ing-1959 bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1959.
were
&
on
sealed
(CST)
offered
—
(P.
p.
price of par.
from 1961 to 1969 inclusive.
.
of
V;,;
composed
Due
Dated Jan. 1, 1960.
*1961
;
,
the
Finance
Jan.
offered
149—were sold to
Housing and Home
191,
(State of)
191, p. 50—were
syndicate headed by
a
Devine
100.0297, a
about 3.83%,
Offering—Harold F.
p.m. (CST) on Jan. 26 for the pur¬
chase of $48,000 school-1960 bonds.
Co., of
j
ceive
will receive sealed bids until 12:30
were
munity Unit -School District #0.
248
Due
Offering
C. J.
in¬
1979
Evans, Board of Trustees, will
$2,-
Wilson, Secretary of School Board,
>/*■•*'■///• % Y"
Shelby
:
awarded to
Due
Kansas
(P.O. Knightstown), Ind.
;
College
Bond
1968 inclusive.
4Y4S.
as
Southwestern
inclusive.
Jan. 1
on
Sterling
of
Ind.
bonds
about
4V2S.
as
to
1960 to March
fered Jan. 20—v.
2,974,000
$1,525,000 first
p.
43/4S.
bbnds.
1963
KANSAS
;-Y
from 1976 to 1988 inclusive.
Jan. .1
on
building
from
cou¬
union-dormitory
bonds
—
$4,152,000
from 1969 to 1975 inclusive.
970,000
-
inclusive.
3.90s/ Due
as
from
Jan.; 1
on
1
additional
revenue-1958
18—v.
B ond Sale
The $15,000,000
highway third series LR bonds of-1
1:30
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
4.00%, plus
Hughes
1963 to
340,000
//;
school
Nov.
was
Co-managers),
as
from
until
clusive.
follows:
1
1968 inclusive;
3%s-
as
from
Due
-
from 1965 to
.600,000
Jan.
tion
on
Co.; City Securi¬
of
bids
Sept. 1
Sept. 1, 1989.
on
bear
Louisiana
chase
Bldg. Corp.
group
&
cost
$215,000
oral
bonds
on
inclusive.
MASSACHUSETTS
of
receive
will
4s. Due
as
schools
fessional
Due
1988
to
from April 1,
Secretary
—
Directors,
(CST) on Feb. 9 for the pur¬
of $295,000 general obliga¬
p.m.
National
price of 100.0009,
a
interest
Y
on
a
Corp.
Inc., at
to 1964 inclusive;
3F2S.
as
Due
.
to
Raffensperger,
.
$433,000
191,
v.
Nuveen
ties
of 100.043, a
interest cost, of ; about 3.91 %,
■"//;• ■;*'■* Y//;
as
School
revenue
—
awarded
191, p. 248—were awarded
syndicate headed by the Har¬
Trust
&
Savings Bank, :, of
follows:
as
warrants
Mercantile
Sale—The
mortgage
Jan.
Chicago, at a. price
net
price
a
O. JeffersonviUe),
-Bond
and
Na1-'
.;YY/7. ..YCi
The
sealed
premium of $10.00.
19—v.
ris
time
Jeffersonville
$2,673,000
school building bonds offered Jan.
to a
at
!
School District
—
The
a
of
1970
1, 1965.
Indianapolis,
Bank, of Hammond,
(P. O.-Belleville), III.
118
Bond
sold
St.
\ '/
Clair County
No.
loan
to
Offering
basis of about 3.44%.
a
The
pons
Community School
MARYLAND
University of Maryland (P. O.
Baltimore), Md.
Bond Sale—The $1,500,000 pro¬
Sept. 1 from
on
inclusive.
4%s.
as
from
70,000
Due
1969
to
761,000
2
Chicago,
Fletcher
of
3V2s,
as
300,000
by
of
Bank,
of
until
on
Board
Jan. 14—v.
Hammond School City, Ind.
Warrant Sale—An issue of
bids
(CST) on Jan.
26 for
the "purchase of $96,000
school ^ building . bonds.Dated
Feb. 1, 1960. Due: on Jan. 1 from
1963 to 1980 inclusive.;. Interest
7:30'
until
American
jointly,
100.283,
Edu¬
Offering
Bond
the
Bank,
bids
5s.
as
1961
District, Iowa
Bond
awarded to The
were
National
and
Ad-
kins, Secretary of Board of
cation, will receive sealed
49—
p.
First
sealed
Sioux Center
Prin¬
Offering—R. L. McCon- cipal and interest (J-J) payable
Bank
and, Trust
nell Secretary of Board of Edu¬ at the Salem
cation,
will receive sealed bids Company, of Goshen. Legality ap¬
until 8:30 p.m. (CST) on Feb. 10 proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
for the purchase.of $998,000 school Miller, of Indianapolis.
;% Y///
building bonds.
Dated Jan. 1,
Goshen School City, Ind.
i960. Due on Jan. 1 from 1963 to
•Bond Sale—Tne
$410,000 school
1978 inclusive. Interest J-J. Le¬
Bond
building bonds offered
$69,000
Cherokee), Iowa
Jan. 28 for the pur¬
chase of $120,000 school bonds.
inclusive.
July 1, 1966.
Co., and Channer New¬
Co., at a price of
about 4.65%, as follows:
Securities
man
Offering—George H. Pingrey, Secretary of School Board,
on
Feb. 2 for the purchase of
$1,675,J00 first mortgage revenue
bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, I960.
Due on Jan.
la
Abroms &
'Bond
(CST)
p.m.
Independent School
District (P. O.
receive
51
(431)
1
erage
Sale—The
disposal
$659,000
system
fered Jan. 14—v.
191,
p.
sew¬
bonds
of¬
50—were
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
52
Co.,
follows:
as
1960
to
in¬
additional
bear
bonds
The
from May 1, I960 to
terest of 6%
May 1, 1968.
-
feral
Detroit.
bonds
Offering
Bond
J.
Edward
—
Facklam, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p. m. (EST)
Jston
Paddock
fered
&
the
at
bonds
60-F
time
same
i
Drexel
&
Co.,
as
3%s, at
a
price
about 4.12%: §3,175,000
due
Feb.
on
inclusive;
1972
Bac°n, Stevenson & Co., R S.
& Co., Baxter & Co.,
5s,
as
1963
from
15
$425,000
to
$600,000
& Co-> Goodbody & Co Wallace
Geruldsen & Co., Eirst National
Bank, of Memphis Trust ComPW of Georgia m Atlanta, Free-
sive;
on
as
4V4s, due on Feb.
to
1982 incluas
due
Is,
1983
to
$300,000
c TNe%v'aIJ^-
on
B1"nt ERls &T Simmons Wood,
Gundy & Co., Inc., Van Alstyne,
1,200,000 motor vehicle highway
fund, series 60-E bonds, at a
^ .c9 ' _Dr>S°''
Ea^,n
?CS, ^Co., Stern Brothers
&
"
Hanauer & Co., John
^mal1 &
'
Inc. James A
Andrews & Co., Inc., Taylor and
from
elusive.
price of 100.048, a net interest
cost of about 3.92%: $675,000
0
Feb. 15 from
1961 to 1966 inclusive; $250,4s,
as
000
due
on
Co, George K. Baum & Co,
15, Irvlng J- Rlce & Co> Inc., Malon
4S; S. Andrus Inc., Raffensperger,
3%s, due on Feb.
1967 and 1968; $275,000 as
due on Feb. 15, 1969 and 1970,
as
000
as
about
5s, due
4.11%:
$2,385,-
Feb. 15 from
$2,250,-
on
1963 to 1971 inclusive;
000
as
1972
COO
978
to
000
1983
Feb.
on
inclusive;
Is, due
on
15,
$200,-
Feb. 15 from
1985 inclusive.
to
public
540,000
15 from
inclusive; S400,-
1982
to
as
Feb
on
4V4s, due
as
1979
'
4s, due
due
Feb.
on
1971
$435,000
1975
members
of
Sale—The $500,000 school
and
building bonds offered
site
jan.
19
191,
_v.
p.
149 —were
awarded to Halsey, Stuart & Co.
,,e>}
anc| Harriman Ripley & Co.,
: Inc., jointly, at 100.016,
in-
net
a
of
First
were
National
30,000
City
Bank;
Chase
Manhattan
Bank, j
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co.,;
all of New York; First National
Bank, of Chicago; Phelps, Fenn
&
Co.;
Harris
Trust
&
240,000
On
inclusive.
R.
W.
First
Pressprich
National
&
Webber, Jackson
Bcsworth
&
&
&
Co.,
Bank
Co.;
(P.
Bond
Interest
i
•
o
Due
4%s.
1978
on
July
1
O.
Due
July
Stevens,
%Y°Ye(l
Offering—Robert
cation.
will
until
p.m.
8
L.
Coe,
ap-
■'
ap¬
of
De-
:,
Sch. District,
receive
(EST)
Bond offerinff-Marie W. Clark,
City Clerk- wi» receive sealed
p.m.
(EST)
purchase
of
on
Feb.
$720,000
sealed
' p"
Roosevelt
!
lien Collins
v
'if Ca
c
c''
-,uC"
1960
as
to
of
inclusive.
1985
June
Legality
1,
1969.
Callable
Interest J-D.
approved
by
Dickinson,
Wright, Davis, McKean & Cudlip
(Claude H. Stevens, of Counsel),
of Detroit.
Community Sch. Dist.,
Lange, Secretary of Board of Ed¬
ucation, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m.
(EST)
purchase
Feb. 11 for
on
of
$950,000 school
building bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1960.
Due on July 1 from 1961 to 1986,
inclusive.
Callable
of
as
July
1,
1970. Legality approved by Miller,
Canfield, Paddock : & Stone, of
Detroit.
V/.-
<
v
Anoka
County
(P.
O.
Sale
Huron
from
&
13—v.
Co.,
43/4s.
1961
1981
to
Due
p.
1980
June
1985 inclusive.
awarded
site
and
to
190,
H.
bonds
2759
p.
V.
I,
Sattley
offered
—were
&
1
from
Co.
&
1970
1972
Due
Jan.
on
1975
(P.
O.
Offering
—
Saginaw),
Offering
I960
to
1969
Dated
from
1,
terest
•
Raymond
Clerk, will
K.
until
8
re¬
p.m.
1960. Due
1988
on
Jan
inclusive.
1
In¬
J-J.
Legality approved by
Owen; Barber, Marquart
Windhorst, of Minneapolis.
Clearwater
Bond
W.
inclusive.
pay¬
sealed
County (P. O. Bagley),
Offering—Geo.
on
Auditor,
bids
•;
.
.
Bay, Minn.
C. Miller,
Offering—John
sealed
Village Clerk, will receive
(CST) on Jan:
purchase of $10,000 pub¬
cemetery improvement bonds.
bids until 7:30 p.m.
25 for the
lic
Dated Feb, 1, 1960.
from
State Bank, of
Legality approved by
Silver
the
Silver Bay.
Bay
I eFevere,
Peterson,
Howard,
&
apolis.
1
Prin¬
(F-A); payable
cipal and interest
at
Due on Feb.
1961 to 1965 inclusive.
V-,.
of; Minne¬
Haertzen,
V
•
.
Stillwater
Bond
Ddrsey,
&
7.)
will
—
bids
to
1964
to
D.
will
until. 2
p.m.
Independent School
District
Feb. 2 for the purchase
of $990,000 school building bonds.
Dated Jan.
1, 1960. Due on Jan. 1
1980 inclusive. Le¬
Jan.
1963
gality approved by borsey, Owen,
Scott, , Barber
&
Marquart, of
Minneapolis. (An issue of $140,000
bonds
was
originally offered on
1
on
County
Herbert
Principal and interest (A-O)
general obligation hospital bonds.
inclusive.
11, Minn.
District
(CST) on
purchase of $120,000
inclusive.
to
sealed
(CST)
from
Minnesota
Twp.
Feb. 2 for the
Leffer
Jan. 1
on
Minn.
receive
will
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
Indep. School District
No.
Nelson,
of
cost
Roseau),
O.
Auditor,
County
to
1986
Feb.
1,
Allen,
receive
(CST)
—
Sealed
until
1
bids
pui.
Feb. 9 for the purchase
on
Due
building
school
$1,000,000
bonds.
Minn.
834,
received
be
(CST)
of
No.
Offering
on
Feb.
inclusive^
1976 at
1
from
1963
Callable as of
102
plus
accrued
interest if called on or before
Feb.
1, 1980; thereafter callable at par
plus accrued interest.
Walnut
Grove
Indep. School Dist.
No. 641,
Co.,
Michigan
Bond
St.
follows:
as
3%s.
from
Inc., and Martin & Co., jointly.
Saginaw
from
ceive
Sale—The $190,000 school
12 -j— v.
to
as
Bond
1
Road, Route
Petoshey), Mich.
building
1962
interest
4s. Due
as
1
Townsend
Bond
3.87%,
65,000
inclusive.
on
of
Nuveen
net
a
Anoka
June
The
of
Bank,
(Co-Managers), Braun, Bosworth
Co., Inc., Stern Bros. & Co., and
Sbaughnessy & Co., at a price of
Kenower
on
Due
to
.
191,-
John
and
$485,000
Twp. Public School District
O.
National
(P.
Offering—Edgar O. Wold,
Bond
Bond
&
follows:
as
to
4V2S.
as
from
Paul,
$160,000 school
Jan.
awarded
as
50,000
Resort
School District
District
Silver
The
>
County, Roseau Area Hosp.
Anoka),
composed
group
American
about
Huron), Mich.
Sale—The
MacArthur
(P.
Twp.
Port
offered
$110,000
a
—
F-A.
Interest
inclusive.
1990
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
Owen, Barber, Marquart & Wind¬
Minnesota
Bond
to
(CST) on Feb. 4
of
$1,910,000
Feb.
purchase
1, I960- Due on Feb. 1 from 1965
to
Jan.
MINNESOTA
Hewitt,
school building bonds. Dated
Roseau
Michigan
Offering — Rudolph H.
Bond
the
C.
A.
—
horst, of Minneapolis.
Williamston
100.0218,
(P. O.
1,
Padd°Ck &
Sept. 1,
on
12—v. 190, p. 2666—were awarded
of $1,010,000
I
Cl>y; Ju- j
Due
1960.
bids
Feb. 4 for
on
Due on March 1 from 1982 Hochtanner, Township Clerk, will
;° 1989 inclusive- Callable as of receive sealed bids until 8 p.m.
& Co
Strm.rt Tr J't
Snllthers March 1. 1970. Principal and in- (EST) on Feb. 1 for the purchase
Whinnlp L Pn
pj ' 1,nc,v, Bacon!! 'erest (M-S) payable at The De- of $100,000 water supply system
&
Jef
; Ba,rd
troit Bank and Trust Company, No. 1, revenue, series C bonds.
& Trust Co
of'lr Ja °r-1
Tnk : "* De'roit, Legality approved bv Dated Oct. 1, 1959. Due on April
Wm
premium of $9.00.
ing and site, series 2 bonds. Dated
Nov. 1, 1959. Due on June 1 from
revenue,
March
Detroit, at
$850,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered Jan.
purchase
Jan.
.
1960.
sold to
was
the
for
;
of
Offering
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m.
build¬
the
149—were
Milter, Canfield, PadStone, of Detroit.
8
1,
strong, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
bonds
Roscommon), Mich.
* Hammill &; bids until
%Cun}!res^ C°rp:> I 8 for the
Counsel),
of
Bank
a
Bond Offering—James A. Arm¬
1
Livonia, Mich.
I' S'
June
Legality
.'■
National
Bond
<
District
Michigan
to 1986 inclusive.
elusive. Interest J-J. Legality
Paine
J-D.
1985
by
Dickinson,
Wright,
Davis, McKean & Cudlip (Claude
Port
on
,
of
of
as
1959.
to
1977 inclusive.
Secretary of Board of Education,
wiR receive sealed bids until
8 P-m* (EST) on Jan. 28 for the
Purchase of $335,000 school buildin% bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1960. Due
on J.UW 1 from 1961 to 1986 in-
Havden'*ft?£r°£k <A„C°';
a
to
Callable
1,
1960
proved
Bond
Curtis; Braun'
Inc.; Dick &
]
as
from
I
Nuveen
1,
Gerrish-Higgins School District
Co
Seattle.
Jonn
4V4S.
July
on
Nov.
from
1
anticipation notes
The
pur¬
and
Finance
,
School District.
Indep.
No. 279, Mihn.
Sale—An issue of $300,000
8
building
Dated
June
until
Osseo
Federal
the
Michigan
tax
approved
by
Howard,
LeFevere, Lefler &
Haertzen, of Minneapolis.
$1,550,-
price of par.
a
Dated Jan. 1,
Feb. 9 for the
on
bonds.
Due
Savings
National
Bank
&
Trust Co., of
Chicago; Shields & Co.; Philadelphia National Bank, of Philadel-
Seattle
as
Due
1970.
from 1971
Bank, of Chicago; C. J. Devine *
&
Co.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.;I
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler; KuhnJ
Loeb & Co.; Continental Illinois
phia:
to
135,000
and
43/4S.
as
1969
bids
of
revenue
Wayne Community School District,
Note
p.m.;
1 from 1963 to 1990 inclusive.
Jan.
Legality
(Detroit),
Peterson,
to
2.875%, plus
sealed
$1,750,000
site
°
follows:
Co.
School District, Mich.
Otsego
Bond
the
Co., and Lehman Brothers
&
Bond Offering—C. W.
H.
...
issue
3s, at
as
re¬
8
(CST) on Feb. 2 for the purchase
Home
and
Agency,
&
Co., Goodbody & Co., and Mc¬
Donald-Moore
Plainwell Community
syndi-' -erest cost of about 4.39%, as folheaded
by Bankers Trust lows:
Co., of New York; Northern Trust, $95,000 as 5s. Due on
July 1 from
Co., of Chicago; Smith, Barney
1961 to 1968 inclusive.
as
Harris
until
bids
sealed
of; $1,090,0001 school building
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, I960. Due on
1958
—
sold
was
Housing
Shearson, Ham-
Co., Ryan, Sutherland & Co., Fri¬
day & Co., H. V. Sattley & Co.,
William S. Morris & Co., Martin
troit.
Public
cate
&
bonds
Co., Inc., Kenower, MacArthur &
1969.
&
Sale—An
dormitory
Marie
Le¬
••
Bond
000
(EST)
School District
(P. o. 8486 Douglas Road,
Temperance), Mich,
to
inclusive;^$105,000 as 4s,
fed" ^ from 1972 to
inclusive.
Other
1
syndicate
Stranahan,
Co.,
June
on
p.m.
Bedford
5s,
1961
from
15
as
follows:
as
chase
ceive-
Mrs.
—
District Clerk, will
Miller, CanStone, of De¬
University of Detroit
1969 inclusive.
to
1967
Other members of the
&
J-J.
&
Offering
Bond
Schilling,
of
as
by
Paddock
field,
receeive
J
approved
troit.
will
lighting,
series 60-D bonds, at a price
of 100.159, a net interest cost
of about 4.11%:
Due
4J/4S.
as
from
&
Interest
1970.
1,
1,
March
Callable
Dain
Fridley Indep. School District,
No. 14, Minn.
Michigan
415,000
mill
8
July 1 from 1961 to
on
1966.
were
Dated
inclusive.
July
Welburn,
Secretary of Board of Education,
utility
Due
1989
1,
June
on
bonds.
1960.
Enttam Kennedy & Co, Shannon
Co., Breed & Harrison, Inc.
Fulton Reid & Co., Inc., Ryan,
Sutherland & Co., Robinson-HumPhrey Co., Inc., Peoples National
Bank of Charlottesville, Charles
A. Parcells & Co., Arthur L.
Wright & Co., Granbery, Marache
& Co-> and William S. Morris &
Company.
mcnt, series 60-B bonds, at a
a net interest
price of 100.159,
of
building
gality
4%s. Due
as
until
bids
Piper, Jaffray &
Co., Inc., Mann-.
Inc., Caldwell,
Phillips Co., Harold E. Wood &
Co., and Shaughnessy & Co.
Mc-
Superintendent,
sealed
follows:
as
M.
J.
(EST) on Feb. 1 for the pur¬
chase of $815,000 school site and
to
120,000
receive
O.
1960 to
1
heimer-Egan,
p.m.
$u%hes ;& Co;>
Fahey Claris
J G°., Yarnall, Blddle & Co., F.
5,235,000 general public improve-
cost
will
Jack
—
13,
v, ■
-
,
Hopwood, First National Bank, of
Minneapolis, First National Bank,
of St. Paul, Allison-Williams Co.,
Mich.
District
Conkey,
5s. Due on June 1 from
1965 inclusive.
as
1962
Offering
v
Other members of the syndicate
Agricultural School
Detroit,
follows:
as
Rural
Bond
net interest cost of about
a
$315,000
,
...
„
1985 in-
Feb. 15
100.05,
4.76%,
& Co., National State Bank,
man
1979
from
15
Francis I. duPont
paidlaw_ & Co
as
Feb. 15, 1973;
$1,500,000 as 4s, due on Feb.
15 from 1974 to 1978 inclusive;
due
4V4s,
Stanton
of149—were
bonds
improvement
from April
1965.
1,
were
Michigan.
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Mc¬
af 100.095, a basis of about 3.71%
Donald-Moore & Co., and Chan¬
fered Jan. 19—v. 191, p.
Other members of the syndicate
nel', "Newman
Securities Co., as
awarded to a syndicate headed by
vere as follows: White, Weld &
4%s and 5s.
the Bankers Trust Co., of New 1 Co., Ira
Haupt & Co., Stone &
York,
Northern
Trust
Co.,
of Webster Securities Corp., First of
Marysville School District, Mich.
Bond Sale—The $850,000 school
Chicago, Smith, Barney & Co., and Michigan Corporation, HornblowLehman Brothers, as follows:
er
& Weeks, Carl M. Loeb, building bonds offered Jan. 14—
v.
190, p. 2759—were awarded to
$6,000,000 public sewer, series Rhoades & Co., Dean Witter &
a
syndicate headed by the First
60-A
bonds,
at
a
price
of
'
P'
J
100.096, a net interest cost of Weeden & Co., J. A Hogle & Co., of Michigan Corp., at a price of
various
1986 inclusive,
to
as
of 6%
Aug,
Dated Feb. 1, 1960. Interest J-J.
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock and Stone, of
—
1
The bonds bear additional inter¬
est
1986 inclusive.
and
as v
v
2s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1987 to 1990 inclusive.-
inclusive.
1989
to
V
i
as 4.40s. Due oft Feb.
1963 to 1979 inclusive.
1980
160,000
''
swimming pool
bonds.
on July
1 from 1961 to
Due
Island School District,
building bonds offered
Jan. 6
v.
190, p. 2666 — were
awarded to a^ group composed of
site
1961
from
p.
245,000 as 4s. Due oh Feb. 1 from
,
170,000
Michigan
Bond Sale—The $265,000 school
were
syndicate headed by
a
in¬
191,
a * syndi¬
Minneapolis,
'
from
$2,160,000 school
refunding and
building bonds. Due on July 1
1960
1,
July
from
6%
Mackinac
of¬
follows:
to
Northwestern Na¬
of
Bank,
$595,000
p.m. (EST) on Feb*. 10 for the
purchase of $2,330,000 bonds,' as
July 1, 1968.
to
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., Chemifcal Bank New York Trust Co., and
$12,975,000
of
terest
$200,000
alley paving special as¬
awarded to
The
—
;
;
additional
bear
bonds
The
tional
8
to
awarded
follows:
until
bids
sealed
receive
will
5s. Due on July 1 from
1989 inclusive.
as
1987
Wil-
R.
J.
Sale— The
series
sessment,
Detroit, Mich.
Sale
Beane.
street and
*
Bond
&
and
Co.,
Additional
July 1 from 1961 to 1987 inclusive.
Interest J-J.
Legality approved
by Miller, Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
&
Overtoil
purchase of
supply
system
1, 1960. Due on
water
bonus. Dated Jan.
32,000
McMaster Hutchinson & Co.; J. A.
the
for
8
Feb.
on
$200,000
Co.;
Securities
Newman
Jhanner
Offering—Virginia Brown,
of Board of Education,
Bond
building
Jan.- HD^-v.
offered
cate headed by
Secretary
school
obligation
149—were
Mich.
Edina), Minn.
Sale—The $1,000,000 gen- *
Bond
.
.
South Haven School District,
•
Bronson, Mich.
Normandale Road,
proved by Dickinson, Wright,
Davis, McKean & Cudlip (Claude
H.
Stevens,
of Counsel), of
Jo., Inc.; Kenower,
from
150,000 as 3s. Due on May 1
1985 to 1989 inclusive.
Edina-Morningside lndep. School ''
District No. 273 (P. O. 5701
Company, of Detroit. Legality ap-
B, Hibbs &
MacArthur & building bonds offered Jan. 5—
v.
190, p. 2758—were awarded to
Jo.; McDonald & Co.; Rand & Co.;
_Jhas.
E. Weigold & Co.;
R. D. Barcus, Kindred & Co., at a price
.Vhite
&
Co.;
Ball,
Burge
& of par, a net interest cost of about
Kraus; Hannahs. Ballin & Lee; 4.97%, as follows:
McDonald-Moore & Co.; Strana- $125,000 as 5s. Due on July 1 from
1961 to 1982 inclusive. "
uan,
Harris & Co.; Third - Na¬
tional Bank in Nashville; Watling,
138,000 as 3s. Due on July 1 from
^erchen & Co.; J. C. Wheat & Co.;
1983 to 1986 inclusive.
Fleming-W.
Nolan,
Due on May 1
1984 inclusive.
$509,000 as 4%s.
from
Monday, January 25, 1960
.
able at The Detroit Bank & Trust
Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Lachine), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $195,000 school
City; Ernst & Co.; Folger,
Kansas
Rapids
Long
of
Company,
Trust
Commerce
&
Kindred
Barcus,
to
awarded
...
(432)
Minn.
'Bond Sale—The $398,000
school
building bonds offered Dec. 15-v.
190, p. 2F01—were awarded to
The First National Bank, of Min¬
neapolis.
Feb. 8 for the purchase of $75,-
000
general
1960
Due
bonds.
on
Jan.
inclusive.
obligation
Dated
1
Jan.
from
Interest
1962
J-J.
MISSISSIPPI
hospital
1, 1960.
to
Shelby, Miss.
1969
Bond Sale—An issue of
Legality
approved by Briggs, Gilbert, Mor¬
ton, Kyle & Macartney, of St.
industrial
Paul.
Company,
Lewis
$150,000
plant bonds was
&
Co., and Hamp
as
4s.
sold to
Jones
Volume 191
Number 5919
.
.
laicremmoCehf
arid Financial
.
Chronicle
Jl
Yalobusha Coynty (P.
\
iVater
O.
Valley),Miss.
.
.
NEW JERSEY
v1
f19nv
awarded
by
•
"W V" '•'hi.**
■
-
in
•
1
'
the
Lodge), Mont,
Sale—The $398,000 school
building bonds offered Jan:; 12
—v. 191, P149—were aWatded to
j, M. Dain & Co.
Mont.
Falls,
•
.
State
were
—
headed
Bank,
Pabout
a price
Northern
Lane, of New
Farmingdale),
4
Bond
Trust
Offering
Hansen,
ceive
—
District
sealed
TV.
(EST)
Mrs.
Chase
1959
bonds.
Due
re¬
Dated
Dec.
1,
(J-D) payable
Franklin
at the
National
—
Nov.
Montana
.
ningham, Towhi Clerk, ..Will re¬
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
Trust
payable
City..
District
Offering—Emma D. Cun¬
Bond
Town
ningham,
sealed
ceive
Clerk,
.
bids
will
until
p.m.
off
on Feb. 1 for the purchase
$25,000 swimming pool bonds.
Dated July 1, 1960.
Due in 10
(MST)
eral
of
150
years.
:
to
Fenner
Passaic Cotihty, Manchester
.
Valley County, Opheim Sch. Dist.
No. 9 (P. O. Opheim), Mont.
Bond
Offering — J/ M.Kovis,
p.
State
2
p.iti,
pur¬
$85,000 binidtng bonds.
Jan.. 1,
19*60'. Due in 10
Bank, of Newark, as 4.40s,
price of 100.0011, a basis of
Schools,, will
of
sealed, bids
(MST)
on.
until
Feb.' 17
for'
of
Dated
at
a
about 4.39%.
years.
Other
cate
Nldir, Neb'
Bond Sal£—An issu'e Of
Trust
Co.,
of
The
bids
27
Wachob-Bender Corp., jointly.
intersection bonds.
;
-
,
Due
terest
den
tered Jan." 16—v.
sold to the
2%s, at
price of
par.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
•
'
■
♦
•
*'
notes
was
$400,000
awarded
If. kaiomon Bros.
n
& Hutzler, at
p*us 3 Premium of $17.00.
i
Dated
Jan.
{proved
Secretary of
(EST)
the
I960.
the
to
Legality
Portsmouth,
Note
P0i'ar.V loan
Th
,~^C011d
Tm
rusl
TV. H.
Sale—An issue
Legality
Co-,
of
notes
191,
150
&
p.
Co.,
Trust
a
etc
(P. O.
New Hampshire
3
•
Ven
Offering
Thomas K.
ia ' c°unty Treasurer, will
/rJp\c sealed bids until noon
™ «*an- 26 for the purchase
of,,
*ax anticipation
20
iQp
ft!
diko
>
'
gen¬
on Decinterest
of¬
Jan.
aimer &
Dodge, of Boston.
12
—
Inc.,
to
First
at
Concord
J.
bonds
p. 150
Lee
Offering
—
of about 4.95%,
&
p.m.
seaied bids
$600,000 school
Peeler
&
Co.,
1966
inclusive.
Due
on
1969
inclusive.
on
Feb. 1 from
to
4s. Due
as
Feb.
1
Feb.
1
5*s. Due
as
1970
to
as
.
20—v.
1976
4%s.
1977 to
on
a
p.
150—
syndicate
a
National Bank, of Chicago,
price of 100.0426, a net inter¬
inclusive.
Due
1980
on
due
1964
to
State
1966
$200,000
May
on
1
bonds.
from
1961
t6
,
general
Due
1978
refunding
June
oh
1
bonds.
from
1961
to
inclusive.
Dated
Dec.
1, 1959. Principal
(J-D) payable at the
and interest
s[
Hanover Bank, of New York City.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Washburn, & McCarthy, of New
York City.
NORTH DAKOTA
;
;
rFtxrgo, TV. D.
Offering—Sealed bids will
,y
Bond
be
received
Jan.
on
until
28
$850,000
for
11
the
special
(CST)
a.m.
purchase
assessment
Of
re¬
funding improvement-1960 first
bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1960.
May 1 from 1962 to 1981
Principal and interest
payable at the City Treasurer's
Due
on
if!
?!
OHl6
Bath-Richheld
Selhool
Local
Dist.
<P. O. Bath), Ohio
Bond
Sale—The $180,000 school
building bonds offered Jan. 14—v.
190, p. 2759—were awarded to
Stranahan, Harris & Co., as 4s, at
price of 100.141, a basis of about
Blue Ash, Ohio
O f f e r i n g—James
1,
3a/4S, due
to
1979
on
as
1965
11
R.
Carter, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) On
Feb. 2 for the purchase of $25,000
fire
fighting equipment bonds.
Dated March 1, 1960. Due on Dec.
1
from
1961
to
1970
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
able
at
tional
the
Southern
pay¬
Ohio
Na¬
Bank
(Cincinnati), Deer
Park Branch.
Legality approved
by Peek, Shaffer & Williams, of
Cincinnati.
,
Boardman
East
Township (P. O. 859
Midlothian
Boulevard,
Youngstown 2), Ohio
Bond
Clerk
Offering—M.
of
Board
receive
(EST)
of
sealed
C.
Simon,
Trustees,
bids
until
will
noon
Jan. 28 for the purchase
$5,500
sidewalk
construction
of
on
special
bonds.
on
assessment
Dated
Oct.
1
Dec.
15,
from 1961
< i
(limited)
1959. Due
to 1969 inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the Mahoning National
Bank, of Youngstown.
Legality
approved by Squire, Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
&
May
inclusive.
Brook
Park,
Ohio
"
500,000 hospital capital improve■
ment
due
bonds:
on
May
1964
of Local Govern¬
1
inclusive;
as
institu¬
$600,000 as 4s.
from 1961 tc
May
due
...
Easter-
as
inclusive
mental
3V2s,
from
196:
$200,000
1979
1964
1
from
1
a
May 1, 1965; $4,3V4S, due on May )
as
on
in¬
on
bonds:
due
inclusive.
Dallas, TV. C.
Offering—W. E.
87,000
follows:
$600,000
inclusive;
$4,200,000
1
May
on
as
educational
bonds:
1966
5,000,000
*
June
3.29%,
State
200,000
June 1 from
9,000 as 4:':s. Due on June 1 from
1981 to 1984 inclusive.,.
/
Bond
191,
to
by the Morgan Guaranty
Co., of New York, and the
.
12,000
refunding
June
on
1984 inclusive.
'
to
a
to
1967
-from
fol¬
as
1962
office.
3%s.
3V2S, due
Co.,
$6,000 as 6s. Due on June 1 from
/;
1964 to 1969 inclusive.
(EST) on Jan. 26 for
ling, Secretary
the purchase of $43,864,000 tem1
1
on
awarded
to
were
—
William Reid,
Chairman, will receive
until
Feb.
on
Due
1962
Jan.
4s,
-
Note
Due
5V2S.
as
tions
from
.
1.
1970 inclusive.
Lee
stitutions
offered
Peeler
from
&
as
$5,000,000
lows:
The State
23As, at a
Authority,
J.
est cost of about
Vance Securities Corp.,
a price of par, a net in¬
and
terest cost
10,000
York City Housing
New York
3V2S.
Hays
fered
Sale—The $37,000 general
awarded
price of par.
New
S.
were
CAROLINA
water
v.
191,
water
Due
series
Feb.
on
headed
obligation
J9.1'
Beach, as
cost
Securities
350,000
North Carolina
Bond
1
inclusive.
Sale—The
from
Guaranty
Sanitary District (P. O. Concord),
notes.
Principal and
tbe Second Bank-State
rrust Co., of Boston. LenP,proved
Storey, Thorn-
naUi,
Strpr
an- 28' 196°- Due
Bank of Long
a
&
County, South
148,000
(P. O. Spruce Pine),
North Carolina
150,000
...
NORTH
bonds.
sewer
June
Co.
from
a
elementary school-1959
Cabarrus
Long Beach, TV. Y.
Sale—The $85,000 Street-
150—were awarded to
interest
DuO
1963 to
Corp.,
Trust
by
receive
inclusive.
Bond
bonds.
—v.
1960 bonds offered Jan.
p.
at
and 1962.
$100,000
19—v.
bonds.
1,285,000
will
sanitary
on
Corp.,, anc
Co., at a price oi 3.97%.
100.01, a net interest cost of about'
4.04%, as follows:
of
bonds
National
,
Harris
jointly, at
Bond
ties
New
of
p.
Lee
Dickson & Co., Inc., Vance Securi¬
of Halsey, Stuart
Morgan
the
J.
jointly,
net
a
191,
to
building bonds offered Jan. 12—
V.
191, p. 150—were awarded to
a
syndicate composed of R. S.
of¬
to
and
4V2S.
as
Bond
$1,995,000
awarded
Commission,
1985
receive
—
NEW YORK
Dover),
—
rP
were
were
Easter-
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
until 11 a.m. (EST) on Jan. 26 for
Raleigh,
follows:
as
as
Mitchell
27/8s, at
Jan.
ment
$250,000
York,
and
1970 to 1976 inclusive.
Co., as 3.20s, at
a price of 100.089, a basis of about
North Carolina (State of)
Bond
Sale
The
3.17%, as follows:
$11,106,1
$710,000 high school site-1959 capital
improvement
boiids
of¬
Mexico
water
—
Co.,
The
offered
Inc.,
Chester
191, p. 150
awarded to Quinn & Co.
18
Jan.
Bank - State ' Street
Boston, at 2.764%.
Strafford County
.
sold to
was
obligation
—
group composed
payable
$150,000
3.55%,
from
City School District,
~
MEXICO
Sale—The
par,
40,000
par.
bonds
Prin¬
approved
& Wood.
of
Carolina
Sale
Bond
ling, Secretary Of Local Govern¬
Easter-
19—v.
Sanford,
1961
Housing and
as
,
of Smithfield/
Troy, TV. C.
Offering —W. E.
Due
E.
will
Jan.
Co.
of
$11,000
50—were
p.
Agency,
v >.
Bank,
State
Las Cruces, TV.
fered
of
New York
2
(F-A)
interest
NEW
eral
of $800,000
190,
Federal
Plains
Bond
'
until
1983 inclusive.
National
Elizabeth.
Bond
s
bids
Feb.
on
Hawkins, Delafield
Storey, Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
8—v.
Jan.
by
aimer &
19,'
V
R.
for the
purchase of $875,000 school bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1960. Due on Feb. 1
at
price
bonds
;
.
&
the purchase of $450,000 general
obligation bonds, as follows:
awarded
were
&
Bank
Bank,
City.
Legality ap¬
Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
McCarthy, of New York City.
White
of Education,
sealed
1,
,
Strauss
a.m.
offered
Peeler
,
school
'"/l\ '•
Springfield),
Board
receive
will
cipal and
i>ote Sale—An
issue of
emporary j0an
■'
V'
June
on
/
Offering—W.
—
premium
a
Co.
S.
Bank & Trust Co.,
County (P. O. Sahfdrd), TV. C.
Sale—The $51,000 school
251
York
price of
a
Jersey
Bond Offering—A. B. Anderson,
from 1962 to
iv
Dover, N. H.
"
r
\T
is
t'.j;
Due
1984.
County (P. O. Halifax),
11
bonds
?
«v;
Jan.
New
sold
New
p.m.
-
_
District (P. O.
•
191, p. 50—were
Federal Housing and
Home Finance
Agency, as
r* /
1,
t
Bond
Hutzler,
.
Home Finance
Mitchell, of
^ Springfield Township School
of Nevada (Reno), NeV.
Certificate Sale—The $1,382,060
housing revenue certificates of-
<
Lee
.
•
June
on
Co., J, C. Bradford: &
F.
Co., Herbert J* :
Siitis &, Co., Inc.,. Natiotial City
Bank, Cleveland, Moore, Leonard
& Lynch, A. Webster, Dougherty t
St Co., Watling, Lerchen ' & Co., j
Yarnail, Biddle & C6.,_ Harold EJ •
Wood & Co.,: and First Citizens
(EST) on Feb. 2 for
purchase of $1,000,000 school
the
15, 1960.
Due on
13, 1961. Principal and inter¬
fered
i,
payable at the Cam¬
Company, of Camden.
approved by. Caldwell,
j.
University
plus
&
niitory.. revenue^—1957
New York.
NEVADA
.
J.
.
of Siena College
(P. O. Loudonville), TV. Y.
Bbiid Sale—The $1,400,000 dor-
in¬
and
21/2S5.
and
St. Bernardine
1961 tq
from
Marshall, Trimble &
a
L.
(F-A)
Trust
Legality
t
Feb. 1
on
inclusive." Principal
Due
Commission,
until
&
Loeb &
1
inclusive.
Co.,
Rothschild
Co.,
Anthony,, & R. JL. Day,
Laidlaw & Co., W. E. Hutton &
Co.; Rand & CO.; Barr Brothers &
Co., Ernst "&
Co.,
Newburger;-
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
proved by
&
Fbb.;
Dated
June
on
1981
North Carolina
est payable at The Hanover
p.m. (EST) on Jan.
purchase of ;$506,000
bonds.
1960,
1986
$400,000 paving and
2
the
school
Scottsbluff, Neb.
V
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until
Feb. 22 for the
of
until
for
interest,
Dated
of
Harry,
Salomon Bros.
of $61.
Twp. School District
—
to
3.08%
Berger,
Secretary of &bard of
Education,
will
receive sealed
$500,000
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Company, aiid
purchase
000
syndi¬
Ira
.
Offering
/
1 from
.'
as
Bond
Sale—An issue of $2,369,bond
anticipation notes was
Jan.
Bond
Due
to
4%s.
as
-16,000
syndicate
Rochester, TV. Y.
(t>. O. Camden), N, J.
County School District No. i
(P. O. Columbus); Neb.
_
the
1975
1982.
19—V.
Note
■
Co., and Henry G. Wells
Co., Inc.
Platte
to
of
follows:
as
Peh'nsauken
jointly.
the
members
were
4V2S.
as
from
lock & Co., Inc., Rand &
Co., and
Tiliie'y & Co.
%
;
sold
&
Lincoln,5
Bond Sale—An issue of
school bonds
Was
sold
•.;/>'
56,000
sealed bids at his office in
J. Sims &
T ______
sewage treatment p'latit bonds was
sold to J. Cliff Rati'el & Co. and
First
^
duPont
1874 inclusive.
to
ment
Haupt
& Co.; H!ornblower &
Weeks; Lee
Higginson Corp.; J. B. Hanauer &
Co.; John J. ftya'ii & Co.; Herbert
NEBRASKA
the
y
the
Superintenddht
6s. Due oh Jfune
as
1961
follows:
as
building, series B bonds. Dated
Securities Corporation, Francis I. May 1, 1958. Due on May 1 from
1961 to 1977 inclusive.
duPont & Co., Charles E.
Principal
Weigold
&
Co., Inc., First of Michigan and interest- (M-N)
payable at
The Hanover Batik, of New York
Corporation, B. J. Van Ingen &
Co., Inc., W.yH., Morton & Co., City. Legality approved by Mit¬
Inc., Adams, McEntee & Co., Inc., chell, Pershing, Shetterly & Mit¬
R. W. White & Co., Wm. E. Pol¬ chell, of New York City.
150—were awarded to a
syndicate hOaded by B. J. Van
Ingen & Co., Inc., and National
receive
$85,000
as follows:
Goldman, Sachs
C6., C. J. Devine & Co., Roose¬
velt & Cross,
George B. Gibbons
&
Co., Inc., Blair & CP., Inc.;
R. W. Pressprich &
Co., Equitable
.
191,
group
net interest cost
a
4.66%,
&
con¬
market;
about
were
"...,''...'-yy
.)•
price of par,
of
Halifax
Other members of the
a
Smith; Vance Securities
Corp., and J. Lee Peeler & Co.; at
a
•8,000
Jan.
to
&
Stuart &
Co., Inc., and Kidder,
Peabody & Co., as 4.30s, at a pric6
of 100.2199, a basis of about
4.28%.
Caldwell Schdot
unsettled
offered
awarded
were
1983
t
due
'—
$4,495,000
—
bonds
gen¬
composed of Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
191, p. 251—were awarded to a
syndicate headed by
Halsey,
Regional High School District
(P p., North Haledori), TV. /.
Bond ^ ale—The' $2,750,000
school bonds offered Jan. 14—v.
;
chase
s.chool
$165,000
Illi¬
Trust
&
Company, of St. Louis, Bathe &
Co., Coffin & Burr, .Francis I.
Co.,
L.
Tucker,
water and sewer
offered Jan. 12—v. 191, p.
bonds
Long
Sale—The
Batik
National
of Chicago, Shields & Co.; White;
Weld
&
Co.,
Mercantile Trust
&
obligation
Union Free Sell. Dist.
No. 21, TV. Y.
Sale
The
Bond
Le¬
(P. f). Treeport Street,
ditions,
of
Oyster Bay
BootitOrn
proposed sale of $2,695,000 sbho'o'l'
bonds oii Jan. 19 has been called
re¬
7:30
the
Boontoh.
Caldwell), TV. J.
Offering Postponed—The
! •
Bond
...
'
,
at
in¬
interest
-
C did Well-West
,v-
Sunburst, Mont.
1981
-
'
v
to
and
appraved
by , Hawkins,
Delafield & Wood, of New York
on Feb.y I for thd putof '. $75,800
improvement
bonds. Dated July 1, I960.
Dd'd
on Jan. 1 from 1961 to 19V0 inclu¬
(MST)
J-J.-
1960
Company, of
gality;
chase
Interest
from
Principal
(M-N.)-
ceive
sive.
1
clusive.
D. Cun¬
Bond Offering—Emma
the
syndicate
follows: Continental
as
nois
Winston-Saterti), N. C.
In¬
officfe of the
Bank
Other members of the
wdre
<
Island, Couhty Seat Office, Mine°la, New York, or, 'at the option
of the
holder, at the principal of¬
bids
and
Bank, of New
Legality approved by
City.
Bond
interest
,
B°°btoh), TV. Jr.
Principal
payable
at
(J-D)
Forsyth County, Rural Hall
Sanitary District, (P. Q.
1959.
1988
140,000 State blinft rehabilitation
center bonds, as 4s.
1962
Mitchell; - Pershing, Shetterly
Mitchell, of New York City.
Until ' 1
p.m.
28 for the purchase
1, I960' to
Principal
and
clusive.
from
1
Manhattan
York
Veronica
Dec.
on
June
on
inclusive.
interest
Clerk, will
Offering
O. W. Linduntil 2 p.tti.(MST> on Feb quist, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
8 for
the purchase of $840,Oho cation, will receive sealed bids fice
of
iThe
Chase
Manhattan
sewage
treatment plant
bonds. until 8 p.m.' (EST) on Feb. 4 for Bank, df New York
City.- Legality
the
purchase
Dated Jan. 1; 1960.
of
$396,900 sctiOol approved by Hawkins, Delafield &
?
bonds.
Dated Nov.
1, 1958. DuO Wood, of New York City.
Sunburst Special Imp. Dist. No. 1, on
City
1975
qf $4,255,000 school district serial-
&
at
a.m.
Jan. 26 for the purchase
on
1, 1959. Due
Union
will
bids
Raleigh until 11
Of $40,000 water bonds: Dated Dec.
York
Y.
Clerk,
will receive sealed
bids
(EST) On Jan.
Van
Bond
&
to
_
of the
syndicate
^
ment,
his office in
Due
Free School District No.
22 (P. O.
3.47%.
4>;
Fred L. Hill,
rdceiVe •. sealed
CLXXIV)
1960.
23,
City.
of
of
Co., C; F, Childs &
Deventer
Brok.
Inc
Henry G. Wells &
Co, Ewing &
Co., and R. James Foster & Co.
-r-
(issue
Feb.
Oyster Bay and Babylon
B. J. VM Ingen
Dommick & ; Dominick,
'
Sulllvah & Co., John
Ryan
McGovern
of
Chicago
Cov
Co.,
.
Offering
150
syndicate
follows:
as
? "^Pa
J.
Bond
Great
a
National
of
-
Red
f
ta
loan
Dated
Aug., 23, 1960. Legality approved
bonds offered by Sullivan, Donovan, Hanrahan,
p.
Other members
were
Bond
191,
a
Red Lodge tiigh :C°
School District No
1 (P; O.
County,
v.
fob2399' aSK?1-S'
basis
-
MONTANA
Carbon
TV. J.
,
Sale —The
$3,418,000
—
and M. A; Satinders
dorf
Co.i
&• Co., Inc.
notes.
Bloomfietd,
•
^$*2? and scti9°l
Jab. 20
Planters National
of Memphis, Herman' B'ensUnion
Rank
■;
Bond
composed of Alvis & Com-
group
P°ra r y
.
Sale—An issue of $300,000
industrial bond's was sold ; to a'
Bond
$400,000 as 4s,
1 from 1961 to
inclusive; .$100,000
as
3V2s, due on May 1, 1965.
466,000
State
training
school
bonds,
as
4s.
Bond
Sale
improvement
—
The
(limited
cial
assessments
Jan.
19
—
awarded to
as
4%s,
at
v.
$28,948
191,
tax)
bonds
p.
51
road
spe¬
offered.
—
were
Hayden, Miller & Co.,
a
price of 100.73, a
basis of about 4.62%.
i>
p.
54
will
District
Caldwell),
(P. O. Box 120,
cate
Ohio
and
street
chase.
s«r,, an°t
a
of
price
100.954,
basis of
a
tj
r
k
i
Bond
t?
no
E. Deiq.
*
Curtins, Village Clerk, will re- I*"191* p'*
ceive sealed bids until noon (EST)
j
^
on
Jan.
29 for the purchase
of Sutherland
$15,000 municipal library facilities Harris
&
bonds. 'Dated Feb. 1, 1960. Due on
^m*
the* Peoples
at
Legality
Of Coldwater.
paiiy,
(P
Bond
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
(EST) on Feb. 2
$11,500 water-
noon
for the purchase of
works
Due
Dated
Dec.
on
lim-
improvement
system
bonds.
ited
1
Dec.
from
1959.
1,
1961
worth
1972
to
Principal and interest
payable at the legal de-
positorv of said Village, presently
The Home
Legality
Bank,
of
Cndersville.
approved
Sanders
&
by
Dempsey,
o£
Inc..
4V4s,
as
The
—
o f f
Cleve-1I Brooks_
$1,350,000
syndicate composed of Field,
Richards
& Co.,
Merrill Lynch,!
a
Fenner
Smith,
&
Com-
Company, of Kansas
City, Provident Bank, of Cincinnati, and Ginther & Co., as 4s, at
a
pr'ce °* 100.06, a basis of about
in,ni
e
j. j'n
Boud
electric
mortgage
Jan
awarded
were
to
191,
bjds until
bids
J.
noon
(EST)
niimhooo
nC
on
on
Stranahan, Harris & Co.
Jan. 26
con nAA
purchase of $20,000 water-
Oberlin
Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1980 inclu-
Bond
City
hiH«
East
[
(P. O. New Concord), Ohio
Bond
Sale
The
—
$1,100,000
building bonds offered
191,
v.
51—were
p.
syndicate
Miller
of
headed
&
Co.,
100.31.
Other
were
&
members
by
of
a
about
of
the
to
a
price
4.47%j
syndicate
Co., Inc., Fahey, Clark
William J.
Mericka &
Bank
of
&
.
i
airborn
r.,
c
were
i
City Scf
r*.
I
.
?nD'*tr'crt>?h'°
Bond Offering
Betty McCann,
ll
of
500
bonds
on
to
«
nn
ffon
1984
First
-, ,
fer &
inclusive.
(J-D)
Principal
payable
at
and
The
approved
by Peck, Shaf¬
Williams, of Cincinnati.
syndicate composed of the First
Cleveland Corp.,
Fahey, Clark &
Co.,
Wm.
J.
Mericka
&
Co.,
a
Fii5e °* 101.254,
basis of about
a
High Sch. Dist.
■
Bond
Sale—An issue of
$95,000
school building bonds
was sold to
White & Co.,
pr"e, of 100.97,
4.61 %
a
as
4^s, at
Breed
&
Co.,
Blunt
Ellis
Dated
1
building
the
City
of
Pettisville
Mds until
the
0r
noon
receive
(EST)
purchase
of
on
&
and
price
Bond
Solicitor.
Legality
Squire, Sanders
Cleveland.
Bond
<t-0
A.
price
8
51
White
of
4.31%.
—
&
were
Co.,
101,73,
awarded
as
of
a
Sale—The $167,000 storm
bonds offered Jan. 12—v.
51—were awarded to Mc¬
price
basis of about 4,18%
C.
Bond
jon,
Dated
from
Feb. 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1
1961 to 1983 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and
at
the
Offering—Senath Thompof Education,!
interest
St.
(J-D)
Henry
payable
Bank,
of
St.
a
fire
$95,627
100
bonds
2760
n
price of 100.26.
,
storm
bonds,
Caddo
No.
sewer
County Indep. Sch. District
(P. O. Carnegie), Okla.
Offering
Board
(CST)
chase
John
Cowan,
of Education,
will
bids until 7:30 p.m.
Jan.
on
of
—
28
for
the
$197,000 building
pur¬
bonds.
Due from 1962 to 1971 inclusive.
Lincoln County Indep. Sch. District
No.
95
Bond
(P. O. Meeker), Okla.
March
The First
National
Bank
&
Trust
Co., of Oklahoma City.
Oklahoma
(PST)
purchase
of
p.m.
Cooke,
Feb.
on
$55,000
1985 inclusive.
Prin¬
Oregon, in
such other place des¬
ignated by the City Council. Le¬
gality approved by Shuler, Sayre,
Winfree & Rankin, of Portland.
or
Lane
District
No.
52
School
(P. O. Oklahoma
City), Okla.
Offering—W. P. Butcher
Clerk of Board
of
Education, wil.
receive sealed
(CST)
bids until 7:30 p.m
Feb. 1 for the purchase
on
of
$390,000 school building bonds
j Due from 1963 to 1972 inclusive.
Texas
No.
County Indep.
53
Bond
School
Dist.
(P. O. Gymon), Okla.
Offering—Ross
Grice
Clerk of" Board of Education, wil
receive sealed bids until 2 p.m
(CST)
on
Jan.
26
for
the1 pur
$158,000 school buildin'
Due from 1862 to 1971
bonds.
Bond
pass,
School
County
U-14J
No.
Oregon -/7. V7-7o-':
v:..<7
.
District
(P. O. Cottage Grove),
Sale—The $60,000 general
Bond
12—v.
to
awarded
tional
building bonds
191, p. 51—
school
Jan.
offered
of
Bank
First
The
Na¬
Oregon, in Port¬
land.
Lane County
School District No. 69
(P. O. Junction City), Oregon
Bond Sale—The $130,000 gen¬
obligation school bonds of¬
fered Jan.
12—v.
190, p. 2758—
7
eral
National
Port¬
of
Bank,
Blyth
and
jointly.
land,
United
The
to
awarded
were
Co.,
'&
Inc..
Milton-Freewater, Oregon
Sale —The
Bond
$88,967
Ban¬
croft
improvement bonds offered
Jan. 11—v. 191, p. 51; v. 190, p.
2760—were awarded to The Bank
of Commerce
National
and Valley
of Milton-Freewater,
both
Bank,
jointly.
Bond Sale—The
in^
Village, Okla.
Offering—Eugene L. Bum
City
Clerk, will
receive
$215,000 general
obligation improvement bonds of¬
fered Jan. 11 — v. 191, p. 151 —
were
awarded to The First Na¬
Bank
tional
land.
v7"
of
7'
Port¬
in
Oregon,
';V
Monmouth, Ore.
Brisbane,
Offering—Elsie
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Feb. 2
for
the
purchase of $178,000 gen¬
obligation water bonds. Dated
March 1, 1960.
Due on March 1
from 1961 to 1980 inclusive. Prin¬
eral
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
City Treasurer's office. Le¬
at the
gality approved by Shuler, Sayre,
Winfree & Rankin, of Portland.
Union
High
School District No. 2 Jt. (No.
90 Jt.
County,
Clackamas
(F. O.
County)
Ligard), Ore.
Miller.
Offering—Leota J.
Bond
District Clerk,
County Indep.
The
bonds
<
R.
1,
Portland,
will receive
sealed
(PST) on Feb. 4
for the purchase of $470,000 gen¬
eral
obligation school bonds.
Dated
March
1,
1960.
Due on
bids until 8 p.m.
March
1
from
1961
to
1978 inclu¬
Principal and interest pay¬
able at the Washington
County
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
sive.
proved by Shuler, Sayre,
& Rankin, of Portland.
Winfree
Washington County, Union High
School District No. 2 (No. 90 Jt.
Clackamas
Bond
County), Oregon
Offering—Leota
J.
District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) oi
ler,
Feb.
4
for
the purchase
of $470,-
obligation
school
bonds. Dated March 1, I960. Due
on March
1 from 1961 to 1978 in¬
000
(iimited)
R.
1st series bonds.
Dated
1960. Due pri^March 1
sewer,
building bonds offered Jan. 13v.
191, p. 151—were awarded to
Seven Mile, Ohio
Sale—The $54,000 special
the
for
4
8
Washington
Sale—The $104,000 school
elusive,
water
until
bids
(limited)
33
Bond
cinnati.
Bond
—
City Recorder, will receive sealed
4%s.
as
OKLAHOMA
chase of
assessment
Offering
Bond
Bond
Henry. Legality approved by
Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin¬
H.), Ohio
Clerk of Board
noon
Feb. 4 for the purchase
of $394,500 school
building bonds.
,
Miami-Trace Local School District
(F. O, R.D. No.
Washington
11,965
Bond
on
"
Milwaukee, Oregon
.
oco
about
St. Henry Consol.
(EST)
Mentor, Ohio
a
$34,500
Ohio
J^n^U—v
receive sealed
to
4'As, at
basis
a
will receive sealed bids until
mee.
100.36,
The
—
Sale—The
Clerk of
Local School District,
Ohio
;
Estacada, Oregon
States
improvement, series A (lim¬
ited) bonds, as 4s.
30,398 special assessments, street
V improvement, series B (lim¬
ited) bonds, as 4s.
-
Sale—The $206,000 school
bonds offered Jan. 13—
p.
of Portland.
,
$a3>263 special assessments, street
&
Ohio
building
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Legality
approved
by
Shuler, Sayre, Winfree & Rankin,
fonows:
as
of
inter-
Twp. Local School District
(F• O. Route 4, Fremont),
J.
a
Sale
offered
Riley
Feb.
$1,575,000
Donald & Co., as 4 V^s, at
.
_
ioiferecl
14 vpj were awarded to Sweney, Carl-
Bond Offering—Leona J. Hartings, Clerk of Board of Education,
p.
_
„
Westlake, Ohio
as
nterest (J-D) payable at The Naional Bank of Toledo, in Mau-
Bond
.
100.281, a basis of about 4.46 /0.
1,
and
sewer
„
.
4.21%.
191,
Principal
a
^aye0r; asu 4/2S' at. a P™*® of
Local. Sch. Dist.,
Ohio
inclusive.
13—
j* Co*' lnc,) ,and beasongood &
7':'^'.,^ C°l,al4'aS: „at„.a !
of 100.364, a basis of
v.
"chool building bonds. Dated Feb.
Due on Dec. 1 from 1961
1983
Jan.
151—were awarded to
i£raus, A* E* Majten & Co., Pohl
1964
1 froih 1961 to 1975 inclu¬
Principal and interest (J-J)
sive.
composed of Ball, Burge &
group
Sale—The $148,000 school
building bonds offered Jan. 14
v.
191, p. 51 — were awarded to
sealed
I, 1960.
o
offered
bonds
p.
T_
Bond
Bond Offering—Howard Rhinehalt, Clerk-Treasurer of Board of
will
191,
v.
reve-
Feb.
obligation school bonds. Due
Jan.
were
sealed
from
eral
on
obligation
O.
Leavittsburg), Ohio
Sale—The $775,000 school
Bond
$1,100,000 rwright & Co., at
Nov.
on
by
& Harrison.
Education,
4.13%.
Xenia,
™
waterworks
bonds.
Due
Dempsey,
Maumee City School District, Ohio
a
basis of about
Twp. Local School (P.
Bos-
f'J?' ^ST) or^ FdJj*
of
approved
First Boston
National
McMaster Hutchinsoin & Co.,
:>f
Ohio
A.
syndicate
follows: Chase Manhattan
as
Hulton
'91,
Hamersyille Local
J.
by
Simmons, Baxter & Co., Shearson,
Sweney Cartwright & Co., and
Hayden, Miller & Co., as 4%s, at
4.56%.
about
Warren
Bond
n
Caraway Local School Dist., Ohio
Bond Sale—The
$880,000 school
building bonds offered Jan. 19
—v.
191, p. 51—were awarded to
a
the
3.87%.
t
National Bank, of Fairborn.
Legality
of
about
,^Un,'l "^°n Hammill & Co., Haffensperger,
hrf, f T'-u™ Hughes & Co., Rodman & Ren-!
,«? n"8lshaw' Watling, Lerchen & Co.,
inriPand Dec. la from H"?
June and i "' ,!
1961
interest
of
a
f
Dated
basis of
^mith
receive
/TrcT-\
purchase
system
1960.
Bank, Philadelphia, John Nuveen
& Co., The Illinois Company, E.
F.
TTh °k- fducat!?n- will
tESTt
the
will
am
mortgage
nue
Bank, of New York,
Corp.,
Philadelphia
and
.
basis
members
Other
Co.,
Co., Provi¬
Cincinnati,
l
11
11
w
Bond Sale — The S6,000,000 j to 1984 inclusive. Callable
sch°o1 building bonds offered Jan. j Nov.
1970. Principal and
101.259,
Stranahan, Harris & Co.
ir
wright & Co., Weil, Roth & Irving
Co., and Breed & Harrison, Inc.,
as
4Vis, at a price of 101.10, a
20—v. 191, p. 151—were awarded ! est payable at the Trustee's office,
fo 3 syndicate headed by Harris j which shall be a bank or trust
*Trust .& Savings Bank, Continen- ; company doing business in Ohio
Illinois National Bank & Trust and having appropriate trust
:Co-' a?cl First National Bank, all powers, to be designated by the
°* Chicago, as 4s, at a price of successful bidder and approved
follows: Braun, Bosworth
as
dent
20—
Hayden,
4V2S, at
as
basis
a
Jan.
awarded
fo
Mansfield City School Dist., Ohio
Muskingum School District
Auditor,
h
Brokavv,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (PST) on Feb. 9
for the purchase of $220,000 gen¬
&
Ohio
1_
offering
until
first
! hams, of Cincinnati.
v
of Field,
Co., the
Provident
Cincinnati, Sweney Cartcomposed
Richards
E.
District
First National Bank of
Ohip
$750,000 school
syndicate
Bank of
*
Offering—J.
Bond
cipal and interest payable at The
bonds offered Jan. 18—
151—were awarded to a
191, p.
v.
Oxford),
O.
Milwaukee), Oregon
Drive,
from 1961 to
J^°'f *n<£ Stranahan,< truck and equipment bonds of& ^°-» and B>an» Suther- \ fered jan 14—v 19^ p 51—Were
I iSHu &
3s 4 4S, 3t 3 pi ic0 of
IVIillGr & Co
| aad
' as 4 ^s' at a pr'ce, of 3\v^3i*(iGci to Havden
as
a basls of about 4.21%.
4V4S, at a price of 4.23%.
payable at
com-
interest
and
64C
No.
in¬
1980
.7;
Sale—The
building
building
composed of Braun,
g''oup
Smith
bids
.
Jan. 28 for
1961, to
Principal
(P.
noon
n
from
1
v* 191» p* 51—were awarded to a
sive Principal and interest (J-D)
150-
group
i
Dec.
Bond
Principal and interest
at ,he le«al de-
H?, iy
or
the Milford National
posed of Ryan, Sutherland & Co.:! Bank, of Loveland. Legality apBraun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., and proved by Peck, Shaffer & Wila
until
sealed
on
Talawanda Local School District
School
Education, will
bids
(EST)
Cleveland.
J tjonal Bank of Akron of North-
un-
L.
payable at the First Na¬
tional City Bank of New York,
of N. Y. C. Legality approved by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, oi
Ohio
school
g—Mildred
11
(J-D)
pos,tary presentIy the First Na"
Mae
works
improvement
(limited)
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1959. Due
first
p.
$1,200,000
i
r
receive
will
noon
clusive.
Feb. 16 for the purchase
on
c^usiv€-
village Clerk, will receive sealed
bonds
revenue
Il-v.
of
Ohio
Offering—Bert
for fKn
the
offered
sealed
(EST)
n;*t
e—Dorla
Loveland
for
Bond
receive
a
clerk of Board of Educa
Trust
Deshler, Ohio
Sale—The $175,000
and
to
Dempsey, of
20—v. 190, p. 2667—were awarded
Pierce,
1,
1.961
til noon (EST) on Feb. 8 for the j c?eve?and
purchase of $163,000 school build- j
ing bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1960. Northwestern Local School District
Due on Nov. 1 from 1961 to 1981 (P. O. R.D. No. 1, West Salem),
inclusive. Principal and interest
Ohio
(M-N) payable at the Union Sav- j
Bond Sale—The $425,000 school
higs & Trust Co., of Warren.
building bonds offered Jan. 14—
school building bonds offered Jan.
merce
from
Offering—Drucy E. Waite,
of
-
Ohio
purchase of $3,900,000 school
building* bonds.
Dated
Feb.
1,
1960. Due semi-annually on June
approved
by
Squire,
Dempsey, of Cleve¬
of Board
a
the
(P. O. 73 Leonard Street,
Bond
101.03,
4.63%.
f f e
cation,
until
school
Northfield-Macedonia Local
Clerk
of
Hartman, Clerk of Board of Edu¬
&
Northfield),
about
ji Bond
land.
District
13—
were
price
a
■
Td Z", wir„n > Ohio i <J"D) payable
q
Bend
City School District, Ohio
Sale
Bond
Legality
Jan.
offered
—
Springfield City School District,
Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at the Bank
Leipsic Company, of Leipsic.
of
at
basis of
basis of about ! bonds. Dated March 1, 1960. Due
on Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1980 in-
a
t.„ „
1
51
4%s,
as
B,
Feb.
Dated
Dec.
on
bonds
p.
CoUnty School District
(P. o. 4520 S. E. RiVer
Clackamas
awarded to
The Provident Bank of Cincinnati,
191,
v.
inclusive.
Sanders
at
addition
OREGON
\
school
$95,000
.
$250,000
of
bonds.
Due
1982
District
tion, will receive sealed
Defiance
to
Co..
&
Ohio
(CST)
1968 inclusive.
1963 to
School Dist.,
Local
Sale—The
Bond
terest
Q. Risingsun), Ohio
Sale—The $838,COO school
i nrjmintt)n
| hp
Squire,
land*
I960.
101.d5, a
School
purchase
building
^ Mericka & Co., and
price of 100.148,
4.23%.
inclusive.
(J-D)
the
building and equipment bonds offered Jan. 18 —v. 191, p. 51 —
were awarded to a syndicate cornposed
of
the
First Cleveland
Corp.; Fahey, Clark & Co.; Havden, Miller & Co.; Sweney Cartwright & Co., and Braun, Bos-
DuBois,
E.
Offering—R.
'
eC*Svelfnd
Local
Lakota
&
Ohio
Cridersville,
Bond
fP
Stianahan.
4
a
a p"c5 0
basis of about 4.34 ,c.
ap-
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Qt
as
pay-
Com-
Bank
Bond
basis
a
p.m.
Feb. 3 for the purchase of $30,.
000. sewerage system bonds.
Due
on
from
Lebanon
South
Schroeder, Clerk of Board of Ed¬
ucation, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST)
on
Feb. 9 for
n
Baffensperger, Hughes & Co., Inc..
Oct. 1 from 1961 to 1970 inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O)
Pp
& Co.,
*
tn
/:
Offerings— Daniel
;
price of 100.08,
a
Monday, January 25, 1960
2667— sealed, bids until 7:30
p.
5.23%.
of about
Local
City),
Cleveland
Ohio
awflrfipH
WP1.P
0l~^
able
City-New
School District (P. O. Miller
Bond Sale—The $740,000 school
building bonds offered Jan. 21—
r%L-
B
ntrliuZ
Offering—Margaret
•
77.7:-. 7'7;;:>
School District
Local
(P. O. Millbury), Ohio
3.83%.
about
Miller
5'As, at
as
Cleveland.
of
V
V
•;
^ 7: v.
Lake Twp.
$1,652,500 school
im¬
bonds.
Dated March
Principal and in¬
terest (M-N) payable at the legal
depository, presently The Wash¬
ington Savings Bank, of Wash¬
ington C. H.
Legality approved
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey,
Ball, Burge
follows:
as
c
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., as 4s,
at
were
of
inclusive.
1981
& Co., and Stranahan, Harris &
(limited tax) bonds was sold
19d9
to
190,
,
awarded to Pohl & Co., Inc.,
were
Feb. 4 for the pur¬
1, 1960.
Due semi-annually on
May 1 and Nov. 1 from 1961 to
Fahey, Clark & Co.; The
Ohio. Company; Ryan, Sutherland
improvement-
sewer
Dec. 29—v.
offered
1
until
bids
sealed
on
provement
& Kraus;
issue of $73,000
Sale—An
Bond
(EST)
.
.
__
am-,
Celina,
receive
p.m.
Howland Ttvp. Local Sch. District
(P.O. Warren), Ohio
Ohio
Bond
Sale — The
$l,7oo,000
Bond Sale—The S524.000 build-I school building bonds offered Jan.
jng bonds offered Jan. 13—v. 191, 15—v. 190, p. 2502—were awarded
p -51—were awarded to McDonto a syndicate headed by McDon¬
ald & Co., and The Ohio Com- aid & Co., as 4!S>s, at a price of
pany, jointly, as 4M>s, at a price 102.05, a basis of about 4.28%.
Other members of the syndiof 100.51, a basis of about 4.44%.
Exempted Village School'
Caldwell
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(434)
general
clusive.
Number 5919
191
Volume
,
.
The
.
Commercial
and Financial
Chronicle
(435)
Authority (P. O.
Rico Ports
Puerto
Juan),
Sort
4s, at
Rico
Puerto
Increased Airport Pas¬
ser
and Cargo, Traffic —In¬
ternational Airport at San Juan,
Puerto Rico, recorded 95,634 pas¬
sengers in November, 1959, cornoared with 72,037 passengers in
November Pf 1953, qn increase of
Bond
Borough
sealed
Pa.
Offering—Mary E. Lally,
Secretary, will receive
sealed
1, I960.' Due
Feb.
on
1 from 1961 to 1985
inclusive.' Le¬
by
approved
15
for
the
(CST)
p.mi
purchase
1
r a
street
able
of
obligation
improvement
2,000,000 storm sewer bonds.
1,100,000 park improvement
bonds.
'V'
r;';' '
^
l;
200,000 libarary bonds.
Burgwin,
Dated
March
1,
1960.
;
,
J
Sept; T,
Sept. 1 from 1975 to 1977 in¬
clusive.
10,089,000
to
30,
1,314,500 passen¬
gers serviced, compared with; 1,035,663 in the corresponding pe¬
1959, there were
riod the
before, an increase
Cargo moved in this
period
amounted to45,349,682
pounds, against 37,912,080 pounds
for the year ended Nov. 30,. 1958,
an increase of 19.62%.
v
Government
The
Puerto
for
Bank
Webster
price, of
par,
of
P'.'./v
$50,000
200,000
>,
from
19
Jan.
J.
C.
191,
v.
—
to
awarded
a
at
composed of
&
Co.; Goodbody
Joseph,
Mellon &
and
&/Co.,
price
a
of
5%s.
as
1961
from
350,000
Due
1966 to 1970 inclusive.
350,000
from
1971
630,000
Due
to
1976 to
3s.
as
Feb.
March 1 from 1967 to 1979 in¬
Easttown Twp.
190,
—v.
The
Upper
Main
Line
Mountain
Authority
(P.
Sinkler,
syndicate
Haupt & Co.,
from
1961
to
3%s.
as
Due
180,000
from
4s.
.
Due
1966
as
to
4.10s.
1969.
' v
,
as
85,000
4.15s.
as
41/4S.
1Q72
85,000
Feb.
on
as
4.30s.
\
as
4.35s.
1974.
Due
Feb.
on
s
Feb.
on
15,
'
Due
Feb.
on
15,
-y
Due
Feb.
on
as
4.40s.
1975 and
170,000
as
1977
170,000
Q
as
15,
<
Due
Feb. 15,
on
'.
'
•
on
Feb. 15,
Due
1980.
on
Feb.
15,
fiVe years
from
date
of
is-
rini'
u
delphia.
0^
approved by Town& Miinson, of Phila¬
-
-
■
.
;
|
Seranton School District, Pa.
p„5°nd
tav\
wx)
r-n,i
Sale—The $314,000 genschool
(limited
bonds offered Jan. 14—v. 19J,
/ligation
were awarded to
nposed of
•»
Inc.; W.
Yarnall,
Harriman
group
Ripley &
a
10, S. Dak.
Offering
1, 1960.
William
—
Sykes,
Biddle
&
Co.,
and
as
Heckler
Lubbock, Texas
Rotan
Consol.
Dated
inclusive.
Interest
purchase
Bond
Offering—J.
bonds,
A.
Due
1985
Due
to
sealed
ceive
will re¬
bids
until
10
a.m.
of
>
$3,750,000 ,; .sch.oolhousq7l960
Dated March 1, 1960. Due
bonds.
1984 in¬
interest
(J-J) payable at the Capital Na¬
tional Bank, of Austin, or at the
Chase Manhattan Bank, of New
York: Legality approved by the
Attorney General of the State.
on
July
1 from 1960 to
Principal and
:
Bexar
Lackland
County,
Water
Dist.
(P. O. Lackland), Texas
Sale—An issue of $468,-
Bond
000 sewer
system refunding series
sold to Dittmar &
to
191,
$1,360,000
bonds offered
52
p.
&
Grande
1 from
Prin¬
inclusive.
The
at
pay¬
were
—
Co.,
Inc.,
March 1 from
inclusive.
1961
to
Principal and
payable at The
National
.
.
1968
to
.
1,
Bank
of
1975
from
to
inclusive.
1990
■
UTAH
Bond Sale—The
Wash.
$20,000 general
190,
v.
The
>
2760—were awarded to
p.
Everett
&
Trust
Savings
Bank, of Oak Harbor, as 41/2s, at a
price of par.
•
Angeles, Wash.
Bond Sale—The City purchased
1960
1, 1960. Due on
from 1984 to 1986 inclusive.
$300,000
water
Jan. 1
date.
City), Utah
$966,000
general obligation school building
to
a
group
com¬
of The Morgan Guaranty
Trust Co., of New. York, Wertheim
& Co., and A. G. Edwards & Sons,
as
3.40s, at a price of 100.189, a
posed
basis of about 3.37%.
ADD—Granite S D Salt Lk Cty Ut
Dated Sept.
revenue,
bonds. Dated Jan.
on
any
interest payment
Principal and interest pay¬
able at the
(P. O.
Bond Sale—An issue,of
sold
Oak
1, 1959. Due on Jan.
1964 to 1969 inclusive. Le¬
City Treasurer's office,
Legality approved by Weter, Rob¬
erts & Shefelman, of Seattle.
v.;
\
>
v«
'
\
4
s
*■
:
•••»■•*
:*
.;
>
Joint
.
Sale
Bond
The
$250,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered Jan.
18—v.
191,
—
152—were awarded
Washing¬
p.
to The National Bank of
ton, of Tacoma.
190,
p.
Bond
Dallas,
ley,
Texas
CrossCity Auditor, will receive
Bond
Offering—E. Lynn
Sept.
1,
1959.
Due
on
Sept.
from 1962 to 2005 inclusive.
1°
Call-
to
800,000
from
1970
inclusive^ $6,
3.80s, due
1971
$4,400,000
Company,
Offering — Shirley Foil,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
the
at
office
of
Briesen
von
&
Redmond, at the above address,
until 2 p.m. (CST) on Jan.. 28 for
the, purchase of $500,000 school
building bonds. Dated Feb'. 1, I960.;
Feb.
on
1
from
1961
to
1980
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(F-A) payable at the Marshall &
Ilsley Bank, of Milwaukee. Legal¬
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
Milwaukee County
(P. O.
Milwaukee), Wis.
Bond
—
1967
on
to
1974
as
3.90s,
I
2395—were awarded to The
—
,
purchase of $2,000,000 water
conservancy-1959
bonds.
Dated
U
1
District
ceive
the
No.
Wis.
ler, of Chicago.
from 1964 to
Horton, of Dallas.
,r
Deer, River Hills (Villages)
and Milwaukee (City) Joint School
District No. 4 (P. O. 135 W. Wells
Street, Milwaukee 3), Wis.
gality approved by Chapman & cate headed by Kuhn, Loeb & Co.,
Dated Oct. 1, 1959 Cutler, of Chicago.
and Eastman Dillon, Union Secu¬
1993
rities & Co., as follows:
inclusive.
Principal and interest
Salt Lake
County Water Con¬
$18,000,000 motor vehicle fuel tax
(A-O) payable at the Alamo Na¬
servancy District
(P. O. Salt
revenue, laws of 1957, series
Lake City), Utah
tional Bank, of San Antonio or at
No.
2
bonds, at a price of
the option of the holder at the
Bond Offering—Robert B. Hil100.08, a net interest cost of
Highland Park State Bank, of San bert, Secretary of Board of Di¬
about
3.93%;
$6,800,000
as
Antonio.
Legality aPProved r £ rectors, will receive sealed bids
'4.203, ' dile1 on Sbpt. 1 frorr
McCall Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall until 3 p.m. (MST) on Feb. 16 for
&
i'
1
Brown
Washington (State of)
Bond
Sale
The
$28,089,000
bonds offered Jan. 20
v.
191',
p.
District
Ellsworth),
Milwaukee
czak,
Co.; Inc., as 5s.
Due on Oct. 1
O.
Bond Sale—The $240,000 school
building bonds offered Dec. 15—v.
152—were awarded toia syndi¬
1959 bonds was
School
(P.
Due
Tacoma, Wash.
~
Grove, River Falls, Salem,
and Trimbelle (Towns)
ii
h
Trenton
obligation bonds offered Jan, 5—
1960.
1975.
Granite School District
Salt Lake
WISCONSIN
inclusiye.
.
..
Callable
1 from
.
Port
March
was
.
on
Oak Harbor,
Callable
Legality ap¬
proved by Vinson, Elkins, Weems
& Searls, of Houston.
bonds
1963
.
Jgn.. .1
Due
National
First
waterworks, system
series
1960 bonds.
of March 1,
as
follows:
as
4V2S.
as
Inc., jointly,
Co.,
&
Bay City, Ellsworth, Maiden Rock
210,000 as 4%s. Due on Jan. 1
(Villages), Diamond Bluff, Ellsfrom 1969 to 1974 inclusive..
ivorth, El Paso, Gilman, Hartland
970,000 as 4.90s. Due on Jan., .1.
Isabelle, Maiden Rock, Mart ell,
of Waco.
on
&
5.04%,
from
Waco.
Dated
Manager,
Business
March
on
1985
a
cost of
general obligation,
(limited tax)
Citizens
cTexas
—
awarded
1960
.
Offering—John E. Clem¬
v.
18
$180,000
revenue,
Indep. School District,
y•:
Bond
revenue
Jan.
follows:
as
interest (M-S)
Austin
The
—
price of 97.00, a net interest,
Co., Inc., as 5s, at a
;
Sale
sewer-1960
Jeffrey,
Dist.
Sewer
(P. O. Seattle), Wash.
at
2,400,000
;
Ronald
County,
Bond
&
Co.; Janney,
Battles, Inc.; Mackey,
Dunn & Co., Inc.; Irving J. Rice
& Co.; Schaffer, Necker &
Co.;
John
Small
&
Co., Inc.; J. W.
Sparks & Co.; Sutro Bros. & Co.;
C. C. Collings & Co.; A. Webster
Dougherty & Co.; Elkins, Morris,
Stokes & Co.; Magnus & Co.; J.
A. Overton & Co.; Chas. N. Tripp
& Co.; Arthur L. Wright & Co.,
Inc., and Zahner & Co.
1
Dulles
bids until 1:15 p.m. (CST) on Jan.
26 for the purchase of $8,400,000
$180,-
&
King
Marache
bery,
Seat¬
of
McLean
000 water and sewer revenue and
Saunders
Bank
191
and
able
M.
National
14—v.
tle, and Associates.
for the
cipal and interest (M-S)
to
Jan.
&
Clement
A.
Evans
&
Co., Inc.;
Dreyfus & Co.; Farwell, Chapman
& Co.; Fulton Reid & Co.; Gran-
City Manager, will receive sealed
Bank
sold
bonds
Wells
& Co.; Ryan,
Co.; Barret, Fitch,
North & Co.; Allan Blair & Co.;
Boland, Saffin, Gordon & Sautter;
Sale—The $350,000 gen¬
obligation school-1960, series
offered
Co.
Mullaney,
52—were awarded to The Seat¬
various
W.
Co.; John Nuveen & Co.; Hay-*
den, Stone & Co.; Weeden & Co^
Sutherland
A
Co.,
Waco, Texas
TENNESSEE
was
Na^
Bond
eral
Texas
$6,629,000
general obligation bonds.
Weld
&
&
2667—
p.
First
County, Pasco Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Pasco), Wash.
I
tle-First
of
1962
bonds
No.
:;v.
until March 3
bonds.
of
190,
The
p.
San Antonio,
of Minneapolis.
Bond
to
Bank, of Port Angeles.
Franklin
The
&
syndi¬
Co., Inc.; Wood, Gundy & Co.,
Inc.; A. G. Edwards & Sons; J. B.
Hanauer & Co.; Merrill, Turben
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
series
Medina, Tenn.
Sale—An Issue
tional
Company,
y-7.y :;7-
■■
28—v.
awarded
were
$400,to
McMahon
B.
:.-V
jointly.
of
sold
was
Securities
Frank
$6,000,000
^
offered Dec.
.
issue
school' bonds
approved by How¬
^
obligation
Indep. Sch. District,
Tex as
Sale—An
Washington
$13,193 general
school building bonds
.
purchase of
various municipal im¬
provement bonds.
the
|
,
-Bond Sale—The
$4,450,000
on
Jan. 1 from
on
f
Lowe,
Feb. 3 for th6
on
of
follows: White,
as
lor &
Co.; King, Quirk & Co.,
Principal and interest I
Inc.; Witzpatrick, Sullivan & Co.;
payable
at
the
County1
The Ohio Company; Shelby CulTreasurer's office. Legality ap¬
lom Davis & Co.;
Folger, Nolan,
proved by Preston, Thorgrimson
Fleming-W. B. Hibbs & Co., Inc.;
& Horowitz, of Seattle.
Rand & Co.; James A. Andrews
Clallam County, Fairview Sch. Dist.
&
Co.,
Inc.;
First
Washington
No. 321 (P. O. Port Angeles),
Corp.;-Raffensperger, Hughes &
Gallo¬
Bond -Offering—Lavenia
members
were
(M-S)
Texas.
&
cate
inclusive.
Vande-
by
T.
purchase of $465,-
Due
1980
to
H. Newbold's Son &
Cunningham, Schmertz & Co.,
Cityyin
approved
receive
Control and Improvement
Legality
cc,
1964
.
u0,000 term
bonds, as 4%s. Due
on
Feb. 15, 1990.
Dated Feb.
15, 1960.
Callable
er
will
1978.
4y2s.
J,9?9 and
*"
1976.
4.45s.
and
Due
Principal
payable
at
of New York City.
and
New-
bids until 8 p.m.- (CST)
clusive.
y
Dated
April 1 from
(A-O)
Federal. Reserve
Legality
(CST) on Feb. 3 for the purchase
Due
bonds.
on
Deer Park National Bank, of
Deer Park, or at any bank in a
000
school building bonds.
000
ens,
15,
.
170,000
Auditor,
27 for the
Jan.
15,
;
•
$1,-
the
TEXAS
.{tt,. -s-\r»,»vi
.1973.
85,000
Jan.
inclusive.
1968
Due
of
inclusive.
of
Springs Independent School
sealed
15
Feb.
on
1980
V
DAKOTA
price of par. ;v.y.
1971.
_
City
'
;
as
interest
15
Feb.
on
to
and
bids until Feb. 1, for the
purchase of $255,000 Water bonds.
tax
15
purchase
1961
ard, Peterson, LeFevere, Lefler &
inclusive.
1964
;
on
obligation, school
(limited)
1, 1960. Due
,
\
1965.
60,000
Simons,
Offering—Richard
Haertzen,
$1,400,000 serial bonds.
190,000 as 3%s. Due on Feb.
60,000
&
approved
:,.
J-J. .Legality
|
follows:
as
the
general
sealed
Ira
by
for
Richer, District Clerk, will receive
19
Schools
headed
3
Municipal
Bank, of
% ' ,
Joint
Feb.
Bond
Hot
Jan.
t-
"
(CST)
be received
(Monroe County),
Swiftwater), Pa.
O.
60,000
Gibbs
Charleston.
land,
Bond Sale—An issue of
$2,300,000 school revenue bonds was sold
a
Legality
In¬
.
Pocono
to
Feb.
to 1981 inclusive.
F-A.
Bond
Berwyn.
•
on
Gettysburg, S. D.
2295—were awarded to
p.
1, 1960. Due
District No.
offered
Texas
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 8 p.m.
way,
School District
bonds
Indep. School District,
bids
Dated Feb.
Sale—The
tax)
•
*-v
$200,000 each.
Robinson-Humphrey Company.
Bond
$175,000 gen¬
obligation improvement (lim¬
ited
of
City Secretary, will receive sealed
Berwyn), Pa.
eral
Park
water,
.
on
40 equal-semi-annual
Bond Sale—An issue of
$80,000
general obligation sewage disposal
system bonds was sold to The
(P. O. 52 Howellville Road,
Bond
•
Simpsonville, S. C.
1
Feb. 1, 1985.
on
151—were sold
p.
SOUTH
1984 inclusive.
Due
191,
offered
Due
clusive.
Other
Equitable Securities Corporation;
Clark Dodge & Co.; F. S. Mose(M-S) payable at the City Treas-, ley & Co.; Reynolds & Co.; Salo¬
urer's
office.
Legality approved; mon, Brps. Hutzler;;. Ladenburg,
by Preston, Thorgrimson & Horo- i Thalmann & Co.; Bache & Co.;
witzr of Seattle.
Bacon, Stevenson & Co:; Baxter &
Co.; A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.;
Clark Coupty, Battleground School
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.; F.
Dist. No. 119 (P. O. Vancopver),
W. Craigie & Co.; Fahnestock &
r\ Washington
Co.; First of Michigan Corpora¬
Offering — Eva Burgett,
tion; Hirsch & Co.; W. E. HutCounty Treasurer,
will receive
ton & Co.; R., H. Moulton & Co.
sealed bids until 10:30 a.m. (PST)
|
Roosevelt&
Cross;
Spencer ;
on
Jan. 26 for. the purchase of •
Trask & Co.; Tucker, Anthony &
$450,000 general obligation school
R. L. Day; Wallace, Geruldsen &
bonds. Dated March 1, 1960. Due
on
March 1
from
1962
to
1975 1 Co.; Grande & Co.; Kean, Tay¬
bonds.
sewer
1;. 1960.
Feb.
bonds
price of par.
1
Feb.
on
in
1,
installments
000,000
Housing and Home
Agency, as 4%s, at a
inclusive.
Due
1
CAROLINA
v revenue
v
on
1975
3V4S.
as
from
70,000
3V8S.
as
Jan.
on
$110,000 water¬
improvement and sewer
works
by
Feb, 1 from
on
Due
Jefferson, S. C.
terest
Feb. 1
inclusive.
Sept.
March
bonds, at a
net interest
1965 inclusive; $450,000 as
4.10s, due on March 1, 1966;
$7,615,000
as
3y2S,
due
on
Anacortes, Wash.'
Offering—Diane Erholm,
Bond
Due ,011
bonds.
house
y
1 from 1962
on
1965
to
3s.
as
Due
a
Dated
1
Bond Sale—The
:
net
follows:
par,
interest cost of 3.27%, as
$350,000
were
—
Jan.
on
1966 inclusive.
1967 to 1986 inclusive..
SOUTH
offered
151
p.
group
Bradford
Miller,
bonds
Due
to
3%s.
as
Finance
Sale—The $1,750,000 gen¬
obligation
1962
to the Federal
Carlisle), Pa.
Bond
33/4s.
as
from
Jan.. 15—v.
Cumberland County (P. O.
eral
cost
a
water
1,000,000 sanitary
Deer
system
PENNSYLVANIA
net interest
as follows:
3.39%,
Development
Rico is fiscal
v'
Town-
$7,000,000
&
Bodine,. and A.
Dougherty & Co., at a
Puerto Rico Ports
agent for the
Authority,':
group
Haven &
of De
send; -Crouter
year
26.92%.
of
composed
a
laws
projects,
revenue
to
WASHINGTON
—
24.60%. V/^
For the
year ended Nov.
capital
1959
price of 100.01, a
cost of 3.65%; $2,024,000
as
6s, due on March 1 from 1961
19' by Rafael Durand Ruffin, Perry & Pohl, of Pitts¬ March 1 from 1961 to 1980 inclu¬ City Clerk, will receive sealed
;v* ■
.v
Manzanal,' Executive Director of burgh.- •• yy.y-\v.
sive.'-;;; v/;;7 ■'% "ryv : bids until 7:30 p.m. (PST) on Feb.
the
Authority.
Cargo
moved
16 for the
York School
purchase of $375,000
Additional
Offering
Sealed
District, Pa.
through' the airpqrt in November
Bond., Sale—The
general, obligation "♦ storm
sewer.
$250,000 gen¬ bids will be received at the same
totaled' 4,823,298
pounds
com¬ eral
bonds. Dated March 1, 1960. Due
!
obligation school (limited) time for the purchase oL $8,000,on March 1 from
pared with 3,871,124 pounds in bonds offered Jan.
1962 to 1980 in¬
000 revenue
12—v. 191, p.
bonds, as follows:
November, 1958, an increase of 51—were
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
awarded
ment Jan.
of
,
.
■
-
—
of
as
1969'. Princi¬
pal and interest (M-S) payable
at
the
First
Security Bank of
Utah, N. A., Fourth South Branch,
of Salt Lake City.
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
:
'
>
' :
bonds.
$215,000 general obligation bonds.
Feb.
Feb.
$6,700,000
bids until 7:30
p.m. (EST)
28 for
the purchase of
Dated
bids until11:45
$10,000,000 g e n e
bonds, as follows:
Jan.
on
gality
according to an announce¬
76%',
basis of
a
on
Sharpsville,
Reports
09
price of 100.126,
a
about 3.97%.
/
•
.
RICO
PUERTO
55
Sept.
1
inclusive
due
or;
(CST)
Offering—Max
County Treasurer,
sealed
bids
until
A.
Bar-
will re¬
10
a.m.
Feb. 2 for the purchase
on
of $12,467,000 bonds, as follows:
$8,117,000 Metropolitan sewerage,
series
Feb.
1960
1
from
bonds.
1961
to
Due
on
1975
in¬
clusive.
3,000,000, County expressway, is•
1
sue
Feb.
of
1960
1
from
bonds.
1961
to
Due
1980
on
in¬
clusive.
1,290,000 County park improve¬
ment, issue of 1960 bonds.
t;
f!
{'
!
The
Due
Fek
on
1970
1
bonds
1961 to
from
inclusive.
Feb.
40,000
Bond
from
Due on June
1981 inclusive.
headed
1
1.1959. Due on June
Sale—An issue of $75,000
1961
from
.„
Monday, January 25, 1960
.
by Chapman & Cutler,
obligation
to
First
the
by
a
National
-
$800,000
Manhattan
anty Trust Co., , Chase
1961
C.
1964 inclusive.
to
3lss. Due
as
Feb. 1
on
&
Farnham-West
No. 3,
Dunkirk,
(Towns) Joint School
Bond
No.
(P. O.
3 '
Feb.
on
V
-
Total Net Sales
Chemicals
a
Lac Megantic,
$600,000
progress
-
1, 1960.
to
made to¬
110,000
^
'
'JTmI
330,000
Island, N. Y
52
53
54
55
55
57
53
Due
to
•Bond
bonds
1
19% Sales increase
26% Earnings gain
over
Boulanger; Ltd.,
1
of 91.51.
1970 inclusive.
over
..1
CANADA
(ES)
REVIEW
HIGHLIGHT
of
ENDED
YEARS
NOVEMBER
30, 1959 AND
1953
sealed
Net sales and other income
Provision for income taxes
Net
profit
...........
.
.
.....
13,457,583
,.
•»•
.
*
»•
•
•
*
5.865,241
*.
•
•.
7,536,395
7,094.639
inclusive.
In¬
Protestant
Sale—An
school
000
V
of
issue
bonds
$520,-
sold
was
to
a
composed of A. E. Ames &
group
Our 1959 Annual Report, review-,
94,771,801
96,762.326
ing the year's developments in
Due
62.164,900
40.500,000
detail
inclusive.1
94,953,643
88,227,904
summary
/,
equity
•
•
•
•
•
.......
Common shares outstanding
.
•
•
Earnings per common share
,
.
•..
Dividends per common share
•
•
7,304,576
1.80
•
■V-.
v
1.43
*
•
•«
•
1.00
•
<■/////.
Co.,
//-'./j
and
and
including
of
and
sults
7,336.190
•
our
a
9-year
operating
financial
re¬
ical
.-1.00
■
Hooker Chem¬
Corporation.
T.
Rene
Sales
j
AT
A
Plants: Tacoma,
Division
Sales Offices:
..
bonds ;
a
.%'• ',7
Coaticook
'
1970 inclu¬
(P.
St.)ti
,
purchase of $130,000 school
Dated "Feb. 1, I960.: Due
Feb.: L from 1961: to 1980 in¬
for-tHe
bonds,
on.
r
clusive.
v
(EST)
Romuald
Secretary-Treasurer, r will
on
/
building bonds. Dated
1, 1960. Due on Feb. 1 from
to
1980
inclusive.
■'
Columbia, Tenn.*, Dallas, Tex,
*/.
,
•,»->
'•
•
_•
..
\
Cap-De-La-Madeline, Quebec
Bond Sale—An issue of $546,-
Sales Offices: Jeffersonville*, Chicago, New York, Marysville, O.
r.vcr.
j
"
•
.
St. Donat, Quebec
Aqueduct
6s,' at
s
and
.
'
$313,000
bonds was
sewer
price of
a
about 6.56%.--".
*
..
Inc., as
'90.96, a basis of
- - v-*
t
'
-
r.
Ste-Therese, Que. "
•
Offering—City Secretary-
Jan. 25 for the purchase
Feb.
r
E-A.
Interest
sold to Oscar Dube & Co.,
of $120,000
Dayton, Detroit,
York,
Plante,
Bond Sale—An-issue of
1961
Los Angeles, New
The
to
v."' > Commission, Quebec
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
Kenton, O.
Plants: Jeffersonville, Ind.*; Adams, Mass.;
sold
Bond : Offerings-Lionel
Town Hall,
O.
Quebec
Offering—Rene
Bond
Tacoma", North Vancouver, tos Angeles.
Plants: North Tonawanda, N. Y.*;
issue of $15,000
was
St.'Gabriel-De-Brandoii School
'•*/•/•/'
■
P.O.B. 1150, 150 Childs
Wash/'; Spokane, Wash.; North Vancouver, B.C., Canada.
Sales Offices: North Tonawanda*, Buffalo, Chicago,
Que.
Commission,
I960, to 1969. inclusive.
;
Columbus, Miss.; Montague, Mich.
Durez Plastics
Phosphorus Division
School
Sale—An
*'
A- ': I
Inc., as 5s, at
basis of about
Jan. 1, "I960. Due
;' -•'
Town
Division
Interest
inclusive.
.
1
•;.;;1
Leclerc,
Dated
Philadelphia, Worcester {Marble-Nye Co.)
Western Chemical
Due on Dec. 1 from
.
from
1
1979
1960 to
Jan. 1 from 1961 to
on
GLANCE
Offices: Niagara Falls*, Buffalo, Chicago, Detroit, New York,
"
and drain¬
bonds.: Dated
School
price of 94.03,
Eastern Chemical
Division
8
Board, Quebec 1 Secretary-Treasurerof JSch001
.Bond Sale—An issue of $121,000 Commissioners, will receive sealed
improvement bonds.' was sold to bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 26
sive.
Plants: Niagara Falls, N. Y.*;
Gin-
until
Veillet, Langlois & Coutremanche,
Inc.,. as 6s,..at a price of 95.58, a
net; interest cost of about 6.71%.
Dated ;Dee. 1, 1959. Due. on Dec.
^
•'•' *; 7 77..
6.35%.
FACILITIES
from
1
;
•
Banlieue
condition,-
will be sent upon request. Please
write to Secretary,
Dec.
on
V '
,
a
OUR
Town
Jan. 25 for the pur¬
1979
to
school
equipment .;..
*
on
1, 1959.
Bond
34,148,990
.
O.
bids
sealed
improvement
Pincourt
School
157,080,522
Long-term debt
(EST)
1960
62,052,670
............
plant and equipment
(P.
*
Quebec Offering — Robert
receive
J-D.
163,220.609
Working capital
Parish
Dec.
..
.,,..
52—were awarded
p. -
age
Ltd., Banque de Montreal,
Dawson, Hannaford Ltd., as
6s, at a price of 91.36, a basis of
about 7.63%;
Dated Dec. 1, 1959.
paid
.
chase of $217,000 sewer
Due on Feb. 1
1980
D'Urfee
Bond
.*. /.y"C/.-r
3,544,799
Shareholders'
p.m.
Board, Quebec
$ ijc K
Dividends
Net plant and
p.m.
8
will
F-A.
Baie
10,639.438
Earnings retained in business
Gross
to
1961
terest
9,496,265
.
13.401,636
•
,.
Parish- Secretary-Treasurer,
grasi'
will
Feb. 2 for the purchase
improvement bonds.
on
1, 1960.
20,135,703
26.859,219
.
••.
„•
$126,325,225
$150,743,809
.,
..
price
a
„■
.
168 First Ave.; Orsainville),
Bond
Olivier,
$200,000
from
Profit before income taxes
6s, at
as
,j.v
4
until
bids
Dated Feb.
1953
1959
school
v.
—
Maison .Bienvenue Ltd.
Orsainville
Secretary-Treasurer,
receive
FISCAL
La
Asbestos, Que.
Town
THE
18
"
;,__t
,
Hall,
QUEBEC
Bond Offering—J. H. L.
FOR
$18^,000
•
..
to
capital investment program for further profitable expansion.
1953
,
Commission, Que.
4s. Due on Oct. 1 from Magog Catholic School Commission
1979 inclusive.
!■ 1 (P. O. 374 St. Patrice Street, .
strong confidence, as evidenced by a $100-million five-year
1953
6s,
as
.
Sale—The
J.12-v.; 191,
costs. We enter the sixties with
over
sold to
Jan. 1 from 1961
011
offered: JanV
'
completed, providing improved operating and sales effi¬
59
ciencies and closer control
of $43,000
was
191,
152—were' awarded to Garneau
p,
;
Oct.
on
Due
1970 inclusive.
Loretteville Sch.T
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
IN
bonds
L. r:
West Magog), Quebec
Dated Jan.
1, 1960.
Legality
U Bond Sale—The $385,000 school
approved by Quarles, Herriott &
i improvements -bonds, offered Jan.
Clemons, of Milwaukee. \
participation in existing ones. The formation of four divisions
was
1951
as
1971
product lines... and both entry into new markets and greater
<->»
% m m m
P p & m P P P M
334s.
as
from 1967 to
expansion of production facilities».. important additions to our
v-;.;
Dae on Oct.
,
frorii 1960 to 1966 inclusive.
growth for the future. Highlights of the year included the opening
Hooker Research Center on Grand
3^s,|
$160,000 as
ward further sound
our new
Quebec
issue
Bell, Gouinlock & Co., Ltd.,
composed of The Milwau¬
Co., Harley, Haydon & Co.,
Inc., and Loewi & Co., at a price
of 98.16,: a
net interest cost, of
3.91 %* as follows:
in earnings, and in the
fesr'l
of
Sale—An
Bond
kee
record year
for Hooker—in sales,
",
Plastics
>
$150,000 filter
bonds offered
—
group
marked
150-
•—
191
Morgan'
waterworks mortgage revenue se¬ .at a price of. 95.11, .a net interest
ries
1960 ; bonds was
sold to a cost of about 6.77%: Dated Jan.
Results
A Year of Record
;
Sale—The
industrial loan
Bond Sale—An issue of
v.
—
at
Waukesha, Wis.
SUBSIDIARIES
18
Coutremanche, Inc., jointly, as 6s
a
price of 91.619, a basis of
"about 7.30%- -J >
y
'
payable at the First Na¬
tional Bank of Stoughton.
Legal¬
ity approved by Quarles, Herriott
& demons, of Milwaukee.
(F-A)
AND
Jan.
v.
190,. p. 2760 — were
-atvarded^'do,:Descaries, Vinet &
Co., Ltd., and Veillet, Langlois,
interest
and
7
-
R.
Farnham), Que.
$101,000 school
construction
plant
Jan;
1975
1961 to
from
1
Principal
R.
For-Chambly, Quebec
Bond
elementary school construc¬
tion borrds.'/ Dated Feb./l, 1960.
inclusive.
School
(P. O.
p;'152—were awarded to
Ostiguy & Hudon, Ltd.
000
Due
Parish
1
Sale—The
offered
bonds
213 East
Street, Stoughton), Wis.
Bond Offering — Bertrand
North
CORPORATION
Cie., Ltd.,. as 6s, at a price of
a , basis
of about 6.81%
Cottage Grove,
Pleasant Springs
Quale, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Jan. 28 for the purchase of $375,-
CHEMICAL
Commission, Que
issue of $81,500
sold to
Boisvert
Dated Dec. 1, 1959. Due on Dec
from 1960 to 1969 inclusive.
and Rutland
District
1
'
97.37,
?
(City,
Jan
was
Commission
1965 to 1980 inclusive.
from
school bonds
Co., Robert W. Baird
Stoughton
Dunn,
of Chicago.
.
Co., Inc., Milwaukee Company,
F.' Childs & Co., Inc., and H.
&
on
inclusive.
BOnd Sate—An
.
Shearson,
Corporation;
Michigan
Hammil! &
Due
1980
to
School
Eastman
Bank, both of New York, Glore,
Forgan & Co., Dean Witter & Co.,
Hornblower ' &
Weeks, First /of
1, 1960.
1961
4s. Due on Feb. 1 from
as
3,200.000
from
Morgan
follows:
as
Dated Jan.
syndicate
Guar¬
Other members of the
were
C. Denison Co.
1979
to
awarded
152—
syndicate
p.
Bank, and the Harris Trust &
Savings Bank, both of Chicago, at
a
price of 100.101, a net interest
cost of about 3.51%, as follows:
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Rosendale State Bank,
of Rosendale. Legality approved
Sch. Dist.,
building general
4lss.
Dated Dec.
1
Wisconsin
school
as
from 1970 to
bonds of¬
porate purpose, series E
fered
Jan.
18—v.* 191,
of
interest cost
follows:
as 4s. Due on June 1
1961 to 1969 inclusive.
of Chicago.
High
as
Sheboygan, Wis.
S4,000,000 cor¬
Sale—The
Bond
were
of
the County in New-York City, at
the option of the holder. Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler, j
Union
net
a
4.09%,
about
at $35,000
County Treasurers office, or
the office of the fiscal agent
Rosendale
100.01.
of
1,
sold to The Channer
Securities Co., at a price
was
Newman
1960.
Principal;
and interest (F-A) payable at the
Dated
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
f436)
r>R
.Bond
Treasurer, will. receive sealed bids
until: 8 p.m./(EST) on Feb. 1 for
the
.purchase ,of$243,0.00 improve¬
bonds;
Dated Feb. 1, I960.
on
Feb. 1 from 1961 to 1980
ment
Due
■
Research Center
Grand Island, N. Y.
Corporate Headquarters
Niagara FaUs, N. Y-—until spring, I960; thereafter 666 Fifth Avenue, New York.
'
>
'■
„
;
000
various
was
sold
to
improvement
a
Bell,
Gouinlock
Subsidiary and
HEF, Inc., Columbus, Miss,
Jacque
Legare
Affiliated
Solar Salt
Oscar Dube &
Companies
Company, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Hooker Chemical International Limited, Nassau,
Hooker Mexicans, S.
Bahamas#
A.r Lecheria. Edo. de Mexico.
Hooker Chemicals Limited, North Vancouver,
B.C.
Marble-Nye Co., Worcester, Mass.
*
Headquarters
a
bonds
composed of
&
Co., Ltd.;
Co., Ltd., and
&
Co., Ltd.,
as
6s, at
price of 89.26, a basis of about
Dated Jan. 1, 1960.
Due
7.43%.
on
Jari. 1 from 1961 to 1980 inclu^
Bond
Sale—An
school
bonds
issue
was
of
sold
$200,to
a
Nesbitt, Thom¬
Co., Ltd.; Dominion Secu¬
rities Corp., Ltd., and la Maison
&
Bienvenue
of
93.02,
a
Ltd., as 6s, at a price
basis of about 7.45%.
School
Commission,
.
7—v.
190,
Thfe
to
p.
Rene
2760—were awarded
T. Leclerc, Inc., as
price of 94.03.
a
Windsor, Que.
Bond,
group composed of
son
.
Quebec'
"
'Bond Sale—The $121,000 school
construction .bonds
offered Jan-
Chateauguay School Commission,
000
Trots-Rivieres
"
5s, at
sive.
Quebec
HOOKER CHEMICAL CORPORATION
inclusive/. Interest F-A,
group
Houle,
sealed
on
Offering
Town
bids
Feb.
1
—
Clerk,
until
for
7:30
the
'
Jean-Marcwill
p.m.
receive
(EST)
purchase
or
industrial- bonds.
Dated
Feb. 1, I960.
Due on Feb.
1961
to
1975 inclusive.
1 from
Interest
$55,000
F-A.
-
@FedFRASER