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1SS9
EST A BLlSIi ED
Number 5913
191
Volume
New York
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7, N. Y., Monday, January
471960
Price
$1.25
Copy
a
General.Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
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INDUSTRIAL
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INSURANCE ;
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nounced
corporation of $26 -East Overland Ave., El Paso, Texas, filed
registration statement with the SEC on Dec. 29 covering 40,000
shares'of 70 cent cumulative convertible preferred stock, $2.50 par,
to be offered for public sale
through an underwriting group headed
bv'Eppleiv Guerin & Turner, Inc., and Harold S. Stewart & Co.- The
public offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by
Amendment. -The two- named underwriters have purchased warrants,,
from the company, exercisable after Jan. 31,
1962, but not later than
'Jan
31,-1965, to purchase an additional 4,000 shares of the said pre¬
ferred stock at the public offering price.
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The. company' operates
through subsidiaries a chain of 22 retail
clothing-stores in Texas, . New
Mexico," Arizona and California.1 It
how: has outstanding
97,036 shares of common stock.. Net proceeds >
of the sale of the preferred stock will be used
in part ($205,000) to
Dec. 23 by Frank X. White, AMF Vice-President and. Inter¬
Group executive.
Henry Simeon Ltd. is the world's largest manufacturer of flour mill¬
ing and pneumatic handling equipment. »AMF bakery equipment to
national
•
This
r.
Sail
Luis,
will
be
In This Issue
added
/Stock and Bond Quotations
New
This
Stock
York
Stock
American
.
Cincinnati
company's
Detroit
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PROCEEDS—The net
such
and expenses
payment
37
GIVING
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
Common
stock
(par
Aetna Finance
This company,
registration
$5,000,000
and
common
ing
sale
at
'
convertible
shares
shares-are
of
to
the * SEC
of
to
of
State and City Bond
be supplied
by
The
The
amount.
to
debentures are
interest
underwriting
and
Condition
jfdebtedness
to the
and 23,000 shares pi
$100
preferred.
par
ana
short-term
fo1^
notes
due
within
advancement
to
one
year.-
subsidiaries
Additional
need
the
as
ProsPectus lists three selling stockholders,
OR«
co,000
shares held by Alice E'. Baer;
L. Yalem, trustee of. Charles
,
of Member
Banks
of
*
On Nov., 30,
designed
were
44
...
44
and
50
~~v-
he
shares,,
189,
p.
own«
while
41.
660i580
his
:■...
wite
and
shares
Akron, Canton
The
therefor arises.
5,000 of
by"
—V.
and 30,000
holder of
288,000
shares.
.
Railway
oper.
revenue.
ainvay
o'per.,
expenses
Net
!t
V-
Youngstown
'•%.
-^
V
$439,640
$427,865
$5,406,466
..
348,092
348,471
4,110.760
;
rates
new
/■;
the Commission
approved by
company.also reported
190,
p.
<v %
1065.
' %V;;V /■^, r:i;,
,
.
rev.
from
oper.
190,
p.
ry> op.
income...
2337.
designed
are
produce /
to
for
in
.
$79,394
$1,295,706
$899,589
17,216
353,575
1<85,736
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Alabama Gas Corp.—Earnings—News—
,PJ!ab^fa
%
-
ended
Drppn^i
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1959> amounted to $33,646,538, up from $32,493,914 in the^
DrpfBi,
Jlscal year. Net income, after payment of dividends on the
wim v'fo
stock- amounted to $1,709,526 or $1.85 per share compared
I
J*'3®8'040 or $2.56 per share in fiscal 1958/
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thai
Greene, Chairman, and R. A,, Puryear, Jr.. President, ^stated
in fhoVnngs
adversely affected by. warmer weather experienced
sea™
P59 bating season, compared with the record-breaking cold
oider^i J958, ®nd that the revenues produced by the rate schedules
fiiiritn
n;° effect by the Alabama Public Service' Commission in its
it
° Sept- i2>
did not enable the company to earn what
Thl *tSi?s a fair return on its property.
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Oct
ngs were appealed to the Circuit Court by the company. On
Servtcl
the Court affirmed the order of the Alabama Public
ers
„,,flCo"lmisslon and directed-the company, to refund to its customori nlln Interest
the revenues collected under bond frhich totaled
the TTri
Th® amounts collected'under bond were not reflected in
Gas has reported that
revenues
for
fiscal
the
i
oo
,
n
company's income statement,
,
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year
proceeds
on
Dec.
without
are
to
Alaska,
Ketchikan,
com¬
(par
10
common
are
offered
was
to
for
to
for
the
the
.from
company
following
the
sale
(1)
purposes:
of
$40,000
will
company
be
of
that
.
Corp.—Buys Milwaukee Building—
Minn.,
corporation
has
purchased
the•".< Bankers
located
in the financial heart of '.Milwaukee,
by Apache's President, Truman E. Anderson.
bought from
was
it
Bankers
has /been
Building,
Inc.
filed
21
of
pursuant
to
company's common.
the basis of
holders and is
a
letter
stock
common
notification
of
to
underwriting.
be
with
offered
at
par
<
of
a
lodge
t
A.
Twerdahl,
Jr.
(400
Good,
Jr.
(260-common
Mr. "and
Mrs.
and
Raymond A. Stone'and his father
W.
preferred).—V. 190, p. 2613.
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and
(216
50
firm,
of
50
pre¬
common
System
An
agreement
United Kingdom,
signed
by
V.
.
,
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to market the companyls "bakery
Republic of Ireland, South 'Africa,
AAIF with Henry
Simon -Ltd.
of
V
E.
S.
r. .
The
fleet
trailers
$22.50
v
.
,
reflect
a
of
.issued
to
U-Haul
v
■
D.
-The
Trailer
%
Portland,
Dec.
on
Contracts^ and
prbvide
trailers
Rental
in
the
System.
"Kar-Go"
or
28,
$3,000,000
for
the
U-Haul
of
%"?-
Kar-Go
operation
Trailer
of1
Rental
are
leased
are
P-'I
covering
trailers
The
and
v
filed
Ore.,
1959
mar¬
to
initial
of
trailer
increase
of
cost
capital.
his
The
operation
excess
to the fleet owner
the
the
and
in
subject
number
the
of
Prior
expenses.
trailers," payments to
of
income
a
over
proposed
trailers
189,
for
are
being
in
rent
42.
p.
is
The
Inc.
offering,
available
Kar-Go System.—V.
owner
expenses
each month by Arcoa,
of this
■:
the
to
fleet
the
.
Arkay International, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—A.
Gilhart & Co., Inc., of New York City, on Dec. 23
publicly offered
10 cents)
at $3
100,000 shares of
per
share.
The
stock
common
issue
(par
!
reportedly
was
"very well received.
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.
,
>
equipment in the
and Rhodesia "has
England,
it
was
an¬
I
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the
for one-way trips throughout the United States.
receives
35%
of
the gross
rental income
from his
contracts,
System
*■;
Boulevard,
SEC
contracts
rental
pays-certain
the
return
owner
Owner
"U-Haul"
name
computed and paid
fleet
the
use and
owner
and
recovery
Kar-Go
the
Hawthorne
with
Fleet
Contracts.
the
or
keted.under
and
American Machine & Foundry Co.—Overseas Market¬
ing Agreement—
4707
automobile-type
.public for local
vT
.
of
Owner
-fleets
pre¬
and
common
ferred);
available for public Offering at
now
$6,000,000 of U-Haul
Supply Corp.—Files Exch. Offer—
James
share for each three shares then
share.—V. .183, p. 2.
a-;'registration. statement
a formula based upon the market value of
Registration of the issuer's common shares is
Edward
new
Arcoa Inc.—Registers With SEC—
'
ferred);
Mr.
one
the
effected in view, of the possibility that a portion or all thereof
reoffered for public sale by persons who receive same in ex¬
change for Arnar-Stone stock.
Principal holders of Arnar-Stone stock
Mrs.
Offered—
$20 per share to its stockholders of record Oct. 29, 1959,
on
be
and
Stock
company on Oct. 30, 1959 publicly offered 13,000
shares of its non-assessable common stock (no par) at
being
Mr.
Chemicals," Inc.—Common
This
.
per
a
outstanding,
b^en
the
of
quartz
as of Nov. 30.
A
-part of this issue has not been subscribed for by rights
Hospital Supply Corporation, 2020 Ridge Ave., Evanston,
registration statement with the SEC on Dec. 23, 1959 cover¬
ing 53.000 shares of common stock.
The company proposes to acquire"
all the outstanding 1,415 common shares of Arnar-Stone Laboratories,
Inc. (of Mt. Prospect, 111.) in exchange for 49,525 shares of its common
stock, and to acquire not less than 80%
of the 6% cumulative pre- ;
ferred stock
($100 par)
of Arnar-Stone,
i,029 shares of which are
34
of
i'
American
111., filed
are
business
development
and
undisclosed sum.—V. T90, p. 1414.
an
Fleet
mky
proposed
fabricator
;held;,these pre-emptive rights expired
:
be used to complete construction
and for working capital.
American Hospital
the
and
Arapahoe
/
that it intends to intervene in the hear¬
;
2,bl5 shares
share),
per
The
$4,732,143
3,832,554
16,272
used
14-story office building
This
"$91,548
non-voting shares
The
proceeds
be
Minneapolis,
The
^
Exchange Commission—
corporation
covering
($100
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cy.
Offered—This
revenues
Security and
RR.— Earnings—
1959—11 Mos.—1958
shares.
net
will
research
announced
Alaska Playgrounds,. Inc.; Redlands,. Calif.—-Files With
,
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1959—Month—1958
(voting)
in
.Building
ings before the Federal Power Commission on a new rate increase filed
on
Nov.- 25,
1959, by Southern Natural Gas Cor, Alabama's supplier.
The new rates,
if permitted to become effective, - would,, according to
Alabama, increase the cost of their gas by about' $1,5*00,000 annually.
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SEC
&
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1414.
p.
a
class A
are
Apache Realty
by
of approximately $3,970,000 annually over the revenues
actually produced in (iscal 1959 by the rates made effective by the
Commission's order of Sept. 12, 1958,
:
gross
The
Period End. Nov."30—
offered
processor
The
the company's supplier on Nqv^I, 1959, and to pro¬
approximately the "rate of return approved in the Sept. 12, 1958
duce
proceeds
record
the
additional
owns-'an
./
is
190,
frequency control crystals, to
pertaining to-said crystals and
to mount said crystals in filter systems for use in electronic
frequency
control equipment.
This corporation which was organized under Penn- *
sylvania law
on
Aug. 7,
1959/ maintains offices at 1012
Chestnufc
Avenue, Altoona, Pa.—V. 190, p. 966.
shares held by Carolyn J. Knutteri. ^Charles H. Yalem Is
p
(New York)—Exchange Offer—
below.—V.
will
BUSINESS-—The
a
43
debentures
Foundation;
Yalem
H.
%
2445.
p.
(6) $15,000 for inventory and supplies; (7) $6,000
promotional and organizational expenses; (8) $2,000 for company
transportation
vehicle;
and
(9)
$59,000
for - working
capital,
and
operational expenses.
.
1959, the Commission approved new. rate schedules which
to offset an increase of $2,900,000 in the cost of gas
effective
made
various
held
OKs Merger—
190,
for
of Federal
Statement
1975,
bank loans
shares
J
plies and equipment;
44
...
a
borrowings may
follows:
as
51,420
of
40,000
Corp.
Nov. 14 commenced
securities
engage
be offered
Net
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purchase of'plant facilities; (2) $38,000 for purchase of production
machinery;
(3) $7,'500 for^ President salary
(one
year);
(4)
$4,500
for promotional brochures and
advertising; (5) $3,700 fbr office sup¬
125,000
1,676,376 common shares in addition to
below.—V.
Surety Co.
PROCEEDS—The
these
7
44
System
Reserve Banks
rate of the debentures,
terms for both issues,
company from its sale of additional stock arid the
be added to
general funds and initially used to reduce
win
Reserve
Combined Condition
are listed as the underwriters.
•.
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/'•%,:/'■";//'%/%: > order.
through its subsidiaries, is engaged in the consumer
The
finance business in 24 states arid in the credit life insurance business.
•
Statement
Federal
company,
has outstanding
;
of
|fIer & Co.
The
It now
Inc.,
the purchasers in a ratio of one share of common
19 shares of class A non-voting purchased.
50
and
Foreign Exchange Rates...
Scherekj Richter Co. and Dempsey-
amendment.
.
each
1
Offerings
Payable....,
Declared
Dividends
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AMF
AMF
Anderson Electronics Inc.—Stock
common
for
offered
stock,'
the
1,
and
Industries,
Transamerica
amount
public sale in. behalf of the issu¬
common shares
are
to be offered for
be
principal
Offering price
31
covering
Feb.
due
debentures
The
f(iled
Mo.,
1959,
22,
Dec.
on
stock.
31
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices
The Course of Bank Clearings..
Clayton,
Ave.,
subordinateddebentures,
common
company; and the 75,000
by the present holders thereof.
100%
are
"with
statement
of
200,000
Central
120 S.
at
Johannesburg,
market
Rhodesia.
and
participate in the issue. The estimated
by the ssuer is $650. All the afore¬
said securities are being offered for cash. The aggregate
proceeds to the issuer, for whose account the securities
are being
offered, is $175,700. 180,000 shares of the total
.
Co.—Registers With SEC—
located
Exchange.
General Corporation & Investment Newsj.
264,444 shs.
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lof
expense to he borne
31
31
Stock
Safety
derwriter
31
Miscellaneous Features
BUSINESS—Aero* Precision-Electronics, Inc», 7900 Shull Road, Dayton,
Ohio, was incorporated on Nov, 3, 1958, under Delaware law, but was
not set
up to do business until Jan. 2, 1959, to engage in the business
of designing, tooling, manufacturing and assembling of precision parts
and assemblies;
testing of special equipment; and rebuilding of assem¬
blies; such as .aircraft parts and gun parts and sub-assemblies, for
private industry and for the Armed Forces.—V. 190, p. 1173.
of
rate
cents) and 20,000 shares of the total amount offered
Outstanding
1,000,000.shs.
$1)______
the
public offering of 200,000
shares of stock which were offered at a per unit price of
$1 per share for 173,000 shares and 27,000 shares at a
per unit price of $0.10 per share (par 10 cents).
No un¬
41
Averages..
Transactions American Stock Exchange
^
v!
Bond
Transactions New York
./"%*•'%/-
EFFECT
"AMFlow"
new
at
1625.
pany on
40
...
Index of Stock Prices.
SEC
Africa
p.
See
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35
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
of
(approximately $201,026).
CAPITALIZATION
35
Exchange._
and
and
Ltd.. will
American
;
35
_
Over-the-Counter Markets
machinery,
*
' 34
Exchange—Curb Section..
Stock
190,
See
c
36
Dow-Jones
bread
American Manufacturing Co.—SEC
32
*
Exchange
Stock
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V.
32
Exchange.
Stock
Sirpon
South
32
Exchange
Stock
Toronto
of
roll-making centers, dividers, rounders
cake mixers; and bread slicing and wrapping
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Stock
Toronto
proceeds will bo used for purchase of new equip¬
precision
$15,000);
as
(approximately
23
Stock Exchange
Stock
of
27
___.
Canadian
electronic equipment, as heeded,
accrued salaries to officers (ap¬
proximately $8,300); payment of loans from officers (approximately
$2,400); payment of mortgage indebtedness on land and equipment
./(approximately $63,773); general working capital, including purchase
of materials, payment pf labor, administration and engineers salaries
ment
(Bonds)
Montreal
.
.
Exchange
Exchange
bread
preparation
South Africa, a subsidiary of
bakery machinery in the Union
Sterling Limited, a company re¬
cently organized by AMF and Sterling Industry Pty.. Ltd., will market
Henry Simon
Ltd.'s
bulk
flour
handling equipment in Australia.—
Henry
11
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.__I.__
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange.Pittsburgh Stock Exchange.'
company,
„
Exchange* (Stocks)
Midwest Stock Exchange
Ohio, Maryland, yirginia, Delaware, Pennsylvania, and
New York..
Stock
proofers;
the
automates
,/
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Simon-MacForman
PAGE
Sftock Exchange
Boston
without underwriting, on
Nov. 19 publicly offered 132,444 shares of its common
voting stock (par $1) at $2.25 per share, for sale through
its officers and directors in the District of Columbia,
—
York
New
Precision-Electronics, Inc.—Common Voting Stock
Offered
-.'i'v'/t': TA-X"
■*..
to
machines.
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to
Aero
the Simon organization will include the
which
6,000 pounds per hour;
and
.,
San
the
to
marketed by
process,
Diego,.,, Calif.
The balance of the proceeds
general funds and used primarily
open., equip and stock "additional stores that may b^, opened in the
future.
Principal owners of the outstanding common stock are Joseph
Aaronson.
President, 32.4%;
Abraham Aaronson, Vice-President and
Treasurer, 28.3%; and Meyer Aaronson, Vice-President, 32.4%.
and"
Ariz.,
be
4,000
equipping and stocking three new stores in El Paso,
for opening,
pay
MISCELLANEOUS
•
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Bros. Stores Corp.—Registers With SEC—
Aaronson
-
PUBLIC UTILITY
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PROCEEDS—The net proceeds will bowsed for expansion, sales
proemotion, imports, advertising, research ancr development, working capital
and
other
corporate purposes.
.
BUSINESS—Arkay,
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with, off ices located at 88-06 Van Wyck
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Hik
Richmond
way,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2)
17Tbe5comDany
the TeK
Y.,
N.
capital
York on July
in.New
incorporated
was
1960
/,,)■•;,,r/. /•/;'
Years End.
NeV
sales
Prof it
Prof
4
TncT
"
-
before
--
taxes
shrs
'♦Adjusted
1959.—V.
shr.
com.
'
2134.
of
sales
backlog of orders.
the
In
the
over
to
-
of
subsidiary
$4,700,000 in
to
The combined
1959.
poration's net worth from $3.20
of $36,500 after taxes were
tures
to $5.44 per
.-/
.
the
increased the cor¬
Year-end earnings
-
The
expendi¬
handle
to
the
Inc;,
New
York:
Accessories,
Atomic
Inc.,
Atomic .Film
whom
the
July,
a
shares'
of
"stock,
common
company.—V.
190,
for
these
such'
of
$2,000,000
about
ment
the
and
net
is
the
of
for
the
proceeds
for
Trustees
of
total
price
to
v
the
•
liabilities
the
of
No
will
intfends
banks
to
be
negotiatidns
presently
that
have
as
yet
disclosure
the
of
two
first
indebtedness
corporate
stores
"
to
the
prepare
and
new
for
installment
accounts
of
occupancy
and
to
the new stores.
of-
tract
outside
land
investor
to
Construction
Corp.—Registrar Appointed—"
Irving Trust Co., has been appointed
.
$1
registrar of
value of the corporation.—V. 190. p. 1934.;
par
for
Basic Materials, Inc.—Common Stock
the
licly
pay moving
negotiations or
speculation:
1
•Notes due
company
Mexico law
is
. .
corporation
17, 1958.
a
organized
Jan.
on
and
.
and 'the
present
N.-.
in
the
and
development
of
oil
and
tin
however,
is
Basic
shallow
a
producing
insufficient
has
not
wells,
well
mentioned
The
company
to
actively
having
owns
mobile
a
property,
equipped
of
•
stock
the
10
(par
include
not
original
rig
Basic Resources
Acquisition
ore
slip
decision
a
general
has
announced.
"This
ket
step
At
have
proven
in
common
stock
($1
include
oil
on
nages
are
ation
visible
in
shares
near
preliminary
of
least
at
dicate
150,000
that
results
Coalinga.
shipments
permit
foreign
tons
a
the
of
company's
President,
.//*
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/
through mar¬
We
already
a
at
oL
Calif.,
from
full
least
mill
36,000
oper¬
tons
/
in
California
market
for
account
a
^
market
also
surveys
considerably
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alone
in¬
more,"
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Inc.—New Contrast—
company
has
the U. S. Army
announced
Signal
a
the
Corps
'
receipt
for
the
of
high speed data reduction
facility to be installed at the
Electronic Proving Grou..d.
Fort Huachuca,
Ariz.
The equip¬
be developed and
manufactured at Beckman's
Systems Divi¬
sion. Anaheim, Calif.—V.
190. p. 1415.
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Behlen
Chicago,
p.
has
111.,
appointed
registrar
for
its
the
Harris
common
The
^Howell Co.—Files
company,
registration
mon
stock,
nave
been
company
s
of
7100
statement
being
the
granted
number
or
Restricted
iQ?at-^nConlej0^
to
ot^stock
annual
of
over
Mercantile's
commercial
outstanding
until
loans)
due.
prime
in
which
rate
effect
rate
on
Dec.
fiscal
Savings
> :
Bank,
stock —V
Chicago,
granted
to
key
Plan.—V.
Dec.
on
185.031
respect
28,
shares
to
190
executives
190,
p.
filed
of
which
a
com¬
options
under
Jan.
4,
$9.31
a
or
$5.37
Total
the
a
fiscal
share
for
as
much
departments
leased
from
shares,
the
and
two
//.'«;/*,//•
Edwards
&
on
the
Sept.
5 104 365
stated
sharjM
have
in
the
Ryons
Sons__
&
"Xr'^e/.Mn'g Se'S sm"'
Blewer,
15,000
Muir
I.
Jones
&
Glynn
&
Rogers
direct
„#
kmds
Bene, ,iM
'
or $6'33 a
were
sfmre for
S47.497/&1
,J6,500.000
or
for new
,
—
&
5,000
5,000
.
Co.-
&
6,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
Tracy,
4,000
•—
McCourtney & Brecken-
10,000
ridge
&
Co
sSt|x
'
Inc.—r_
-
Co.____
—!
_—
6,000
Co.,
Of
Shares
Yates, Heitner & Woods—
8,000 A The, Marshall
Co.__^___'____
&
com¬
216,549
Co.,
Taylor,
7,000
&
&
Corp.™
Gardner—u
&
Simon
Fairman
McCarley
company
Investment
M.
Inc.
Co.—
Demp-
firm
aggregate
Co.---—
Semple, Jacobs & Co., Inc.
in
each
day
the
Bessemer &
/••;.-'•
.
&
'
———
Co.—_____
Co.—
—
/
3,000
3,000
3,000
-/
*
Erie
RR.—Earnings— *
1959—Month—1958
1959—11 Mos.—1958
of
Railway
oper.
revenue-
$2,328,972
$1,929,772
$18,230,309
Railway
oper.
expenses
1,799,667
1,316,399
16,883,626"
15,131,321
$529,304
$613,373
$1,346,683
$2,218,364
457,520
2,609,285
2,051.301
excess
of
(applicable
said
Lake
Period End. Nov. 30—
Net
notes
prime
Net
rate
—V„
rev.
ry.
from
oper.
190,
p.
ry.
op.
income
893,581
2338.
/
to
comes
now in registration with the
Federal
assigned public offering dates in the
about $253 million.
,
IN
NEXT
FOUR
WEEKS
are
Total
Corporates
$140,600,000
$32,153,750
30,000,000
8,000,000
I,
$178,600,000
or more.
an
a
15,000
10;000
D.
/;;
whom
15,000
Co.___
Talbot,
Stocks
JL
for
6,000
&
Reinholdt
Co.—
&
Nicolaus
White
"
Co.,
&
Cook
Corporate
,
com¬
stores
Inc.
New
15_^_
the
./v.
Stifel,
York
Other-large offerings with no specific dates set are:
Southern California Edison Co.
$30 million mortgage bonds which
may ensue on Jan. 26; Connecticut
Light & Power
$25 million bonds, and $25 million General
Acceptance Corp. debentures. On Feb. 9
local Authority PHX's
amounting to $102 million will definitely enter the market.
The table below classifies the
public offerings of municipals and
corporates in the
weeks they are scheduled to
appear in terms of their dollar volume
and type of issue.
The figures are obtained
by the Chronicle from public and
private sources. Details
regarding these issues are contained in the.
"Monday and Thursday issues of the
Chronicle.—S. B.
Jan. 11-Jan.
other
Jan.
payable
large corporates
8___
of
made
the
common and
$7.5 million Louisiana Gas
$15 million State of
Louisiana; and Jan. 26, $30 million
Metropolitan Corp.
4-Jan.
of"
^
'/'*
Shares
from
Service Co. bonds; Jan.
20,
Jan.
and
company's
below,
the
30
15%
the
shareholders
purchase
15,000
&
Corporate
ended
declaration
shares,
as
in
Authority, and $32 million Tacoma,
Wash.; Jan. 13, 200,000 shares of
Supply Corp. common, $100 million State of
California; Jan. 19,
200,000 shares of Kansas Gas & Electric Co.
Montreal
present
departments.
selling
to
Power
Total
noeawVear.
■
A
CORPORATE AND MUNICIPAL
FINANCING TABLE
fSse earnings
28
«»,
A
.'
■
A
Bonds
year
Ferguson, President
to
stockholders
all
1959
class
American Hospital
2238.
P.
share
DU™8
into
set, $50 million Commercial Credit Co. and
$24,530,000 General Public Utilities
Corp. offering to
stockholders; Jan. 7, $10 million
Toledo, Ohio, City..School. District, $75 million
C.I.T. Financial Corp.
debentures,
$15 million Washington Water Power
Co. bonds and
debentures; Jan. 11, $13.6 million
San Francisco,
Calif., and $23.6 million in three
Seattle, Wash., issues; Jan°. 12, $25
million Chesapeake & Potomac
Telephone Co. of Maryland, $15 million Northern
Illinois Gas Co.
preferreds, $23,121,000 State of
Maryland, $200 million
"$1 million
1959.
jewelry
as
Corp.
Go
$i;500,000
LARGER ISSUES
On
Jan.25-Jan. 29___
lnclB,L
G.
Edward
*
$4,000,000.
interest
as
the
as
The January calendar of
municipals assigned sales dates adds up to
$539,103,000. This
includes the
non-tax-exempt Montreal Metropolitan Corp. debentures of Jan.
26.
During the first week of the oncoming
period, total corporates and municipals are
expected to sell for $216
million, and the amount now scheduled for the second week
should raise more than twice as
much—$500,818,000. Four-week total of both financ¬
ings (corporates and municipals) is $792 million.
Jan. lS-Jan.^-J.
income
of
changes
Corp.—Earnings—News—
Malcolm
on
A
with
Option
$27,400,000
mailed
class
covering
shares
corPoration for the
outstanding.
report
Rd.,
SEC
be
may
Stock
Bendix Aviation
1959 amounted
the
&
Stock Plan—
McCormick
with
Trust
and
2614.
: Bell
:
Manufacturing Co.—Registrar Appointed—
company
Agreement,
by notes dated July 31, 1959,
interst at a rate per annum (not
State
a
develop¬
will
"The
1%
purchase
,
Hannaford
Trust
to
up
represented
bearing
the
upon
the earnings, the
finan¬
conditions, the extent to which
Last year's projected
figure
January came to $535 million—or about twice as much as
the current
Financing in January, 1960, will be active only because of the
large
amount of
municipals scheduled and the stimulus of
Treasury issues. The Federal
Government on Jan. 5 will offer
$2 million in tax anticipation notes, and on Jan. 12
$1.5
largest
have lad
Army's
ment
day
the
is
346.500 shs.
Mercantile
borrow
inasmuch
dependent
tabulation.
to
...
derived
*
is
could
Beckman Instruments,
of
90
is
with
may
to
Newhard,
331,635 shs.
at this time for
*
:'
portion
Calif.,
program.
,;'v'// //•
The
Fullerton,
$381,000 contract
ment
which
Agreement
company
currently borrowed under
is
and
par)
Credit
the
four-week calendar ahead
•
world's
Anticipated
Current
year.
shipments
Moore said;
•
banks
A
Lester,
$1,500,000
million in one-year bills.
be
engineering
of finished fiber, Moore
stated.
Strong evidence exists that there
for
,
•
assurance
place.
A
'
The
others
Inc.
FINANCING
5800,000 sljs.
346,500 shs.
by
Fusz-Schmelzle
and
Outstanding
It
shares:'
of the total
backlog of corporate securities
Government, the dollar volume of those with
option
significant
a
Coalinga,
year
'
PRESENT
shares,
be
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
return
/■•;/''/•
corporation to move the
from Utah, Charles Moore,
culmination
will
no
sales.
class
A.
such
arrangements/'
take
Revolv¬
par)—
on
February
no
and
will
B
of
?.l,863,332 shs.
than 2,/2
portion of
more
small
a
1962
its
Revolving
amount
indebtedness
are
million tons of asbestos short fiber re¬
the properties.
Immense additional ton¬
£he surface," Moore said.
Customer shipments of
semi-processed fiber began last month from
the partially completed mill at
serves
the
the
other
or
Outstanding
100,000
J
a
two
obtained.
treasury tipon
.
and
EFFECT TO
Jn
warehouse
1959.
the
capable
old
Angeles
the
been
investor
transaction
$1,500,000
B
to
FINANCING
/•/
deposit
six-year
Los
marks
research
held
development of
maj1 prove to
asbestos
the
to
what
under
Class
6R )
Corp.—Relocation—
im
fiber
by
offices
being
not
1626.
successful
properties
^chrysotile
to
and
PRESENT
vV; Authorized
Does
p.
1962
producing
been
centM —.10,000,000 shs.
underwriters.—V/190,
vast
EFFECT TO
126.668 shares
incorporators.
have
such
will
company
rentals.
the
31,
Out
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
;■
■'•••
•Does
31,
($1
31,
*
Common
market
equip
Dec.
leases
gas
the
having
well-drilling
drilling to shallow formations.
by
Jan.
stock
Of
existing
drilling
containing
production
to
there
any
the
shares.
not
County,
production from which,
and overhead costs. :■ v///'■
cover
operating
engaged in the business
the
subsequent
above
GIVING
to
that
B
Jan.
the
area*,
obtained
with
current
contemplated
common
'Under
The
drilling and production of oil and gas properties.
time, Basic has one producing oil property in Eddy
Mex:
gas
I
exploration
the
then
"needed
However,
discussions
A
and
principal office of
the company, is located in the
Shelby Building, Santa Fe, N. Mex.
/■/ Basic wis formed 'primarily, and does business
as,
an
oil and gas
company in that it seeks for and acquires oil and
gas leases and is
interested
at
ing Credit Agreement
.'/.v..,/
New
expenses.
that
contemplated
be
will
Class
net
proceeds will be used for repayment of cur¬
liabilities; cost of drilling three wells; reserve for exploration,
development, further drilling,; acquisition of additional leases,
etc.;
yand for operating capital..
the
is
Authorized
PROCEEDS—The
under
it
do
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.— 140,635,
Gregory & Sons—___
20,000
Straus, Blosser &
/ McDowell
20,000
v
rent
BUSINESS—The
given
funds
CAPITALIZATION
assessable, par value 10 cents per share, at an offering
price of 25 cents per share. These securities
were^qffered
as a
be
can
Offered—Hyder,
needs,
total
operated
/://///''
St.
long-term lease
to
Albuquerque, N. M., on Sept. 21 pub¬
1,200,000 shares of common stock, non¬
offered
a
additional
.event
,
Rosenthal & Co., of
,
company's
into
enter
stock
common
the
class
-
a
factors.
class
.
BarChris
'
the
necessarily
115,086
by
members, of* the
for
the purchase
of
Louis, Missouri.
If
Normandy can find an
purchase this tract and build a warehouse suitable
in
directors
will
mitment
Normandy
Realty Co.,
a
.corporation
owned
Biederman family, has entered into a contract
a
to
as
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named
seyrTegele'r & Co. is acting as
representative,
the
carry
of
V/0
note
annum.
stores./-
new
company
locations
stores
such
The lessees are
in no
way affiliated with the
company or its present shareholders.
Most of
the company's, sales
are
installment sales. Sales are /
made by mail
and by telephone, as well as
at the company's
Agree¬
two
the
pbr
accounted
are
proper -oppor¬
and
each
...
BUSINESS—The company sells at. retail household
furniture, furnish- *
ings, household appliances, and other articles of
household use,
sold
in
furniture
usually
stores.
During
195$ the sales of furniture
con¬
stituted
52.8%
and
sales
of
appliances constituted 31.3%
of
total
sales. No other
category
pany's
(presently
leasing
commenced
of-
purposes.
as
discussing
of
t
instance
Credit
date
table
at
quarterly to consider dividend
pay¬
presently contemplate the
declaration of"
cash dividends on class B shares.
However, there can be no
assurance
as
to-^ the times of declaration or amounts of future
dividends on
either
class .A
or
The
pertinent
v
an
as
the
excess
ot'lf/b
class
all/
:
the
'A
excepting
dividends
amounts *
companies
in
interest
the
cial condition of the
company, business
class B shares may later be
converted
Trust
^
Revolving
additional
open
is
its
for general
used
to
company
under
two
6',/
1960,h to holders of record on
intention of the directors to meet
"
used
deceased,
paid in
of
fee
25,
David
the
at
two
:
company's short-term
$1,850,000 *
The
*
be
long-term, debt
regular dividend
previously-outstanding preferred stock, on''
which regular dividends were
paid. For many years the
company has
paid no dividends on its common stock,
having used its
earnings to
finance
Expansion.
A
dividend
of
21
cents per share,
payable on
class A shares only, was declared oh Oct.
29, 1959, payable on
the
are
the
Biederman,
The
sheets
;VJ"
acquired
as
of
accounts
will .be
shown
under the. Agreement, in
by 6 month notes which bear
DIVIDENDS—The company has not heretofore
had
policy,
$2,560,500
of
$845,170
be
to
Charles
assets" less
balance
,'W/
remainder
inventories
the
to
>
an
might hamper the nego¬
tiations if and when they
begin." When new stores are opened, addi¬
tional borrowing will be incurred under
the Revolving Credit Agree¬
Badge
proceeds
with
"offered
were
shares.
stock
shareholders.
total
in
reduce
arise.
believes
1730.
p.
Stock
headed
„
Will
selling
the
•
company
locations.'
the number of authorized shares was increased to 1.500.000;
successful underwriting publicly placed a new issue of 180,000
and
2
offered
were
estimated
Biederman
;
under
to
or
The
The
Corp.. and Atomic Devel¬
Later, in June, the stock was split two-for-
opment and Machine Corp.
in
off
pay
tunities
significant operating improve¬
five affiliated firms—Atomic
Atomic Associates; Inc., of California;
of
Dec.
shares
Shares
of
,
Associates,
Common
A
on
'Rh: -:/ ■■■...
The .balance of the net. proceeds will be. used in
ment.
busi¬
new
from
forth
approximately
year 1959 was marked by several
ments.
In April; the company acquired
one,
equal
set
to
product programs," and because
facilities
Class
—
216.549
and' 115,086
also
thereof
.//./.A:*-. A\-;: •'.///•;/*
.
r
190,
are
borrowing
in' effect'on
rate
of-
excess
mitment
over
Monday, January 4, 1960
.
but
The company
quarterly pays a comper annum
on
the daily
average of the
unused^ portion of the banks'
commitment under the
Agreement, The
banks' uhvsed commitment
foi^any day' means the amount
byv which
$4,000,000
exceeds
the
aggregate
principal amount unpaid at
close' of such day on the notes issued
the'
under the
Agreement,
tlncludes
346,500 shares reserved for issuance upon
conversion
not
'/■
stockholders.
William
are
July. 31.' 1959.
acquisition
because of heavy contemplated
in staff and
increases
volume.,
ness
equity
share.
new
in the development of several new
substantial
of
low
of
offered,
by the company
created
whom
.
earnings and
companies,
results
Co.
ISSUE—Out
shareholders
amount
outlining the substantial growth of the company in the past year.
R. Dewey pointed, out Jhat the backlog rose from $2,400,000
1958
S
it)
.
notes
represented
prime
(
and
divi¬
ments.
OF
Biederman,
of
President D.
in
shares
selling
received
Estates
'
'
military
68',/
preceding
said
company's
is
said
over
•
divided
v(as
Only
The
$1,500,000
purchase from the shareholders of Biedermans of Alton, Inc., an
Illinois corporation, and Biedermans of
Springfield, Inc., a Missouri
corporation, all of the outstanding capital stock of both corporations.;
an increase
nearly double
: /
,
1959/
above.
the
to
15
with
year
be
Tlhe
Dec.
on
previous
in
that
group which
account
PURPOSE
.
reported
corporation
Mass..
$1,300,000
over
Furniture
total
of ccertain
Baird-Atomic. Inc.—Net Up— Review—
/The Cambridge.
the
company's
,
in
year
than
changes.
.
had
company
publicly offered 331,635 shares
of class A common stock (par $1) at $13.25
per share,
to an overall excellent reception.
*
$1.80
purposes to reflect 2-for-1. stock-split
•♦Based upon "shares outstandpfg Sept. 30.
1956.
8..
p.
higher
compared
as
the
expected
//..VR;/ >'V
'
•
...
underwriting
S2.797.963 /
1.553 88b
1.553 888
Sl.90
business
Biedermaji
1956
,$2,950,423.
1.535 893
$2.08
•,
substantially
for "the fiscal
Offered—Dempsey-^Tegeler & Co.
comparative
for
June
189.
'
1.553.919
S3.20
outstand'g
per
distributed
~S3.227.756
$4,972,235
profit
Net
•Com.
existing^, facilities
;■
Of
♦♦Earns,
be
;
.
.
will
1626.
p.
$97,420,592 $81,317.403 $76,137,429. $71,313,421 %
9.970.235
6.439.756
5.837.423*
5.489.963 V
4.998.000
3.212.000
2,887,000
2.692.0QP
--
taxes
for Fed. "inc.
,
1957
1958
1959
Sept. 30—
to
commercial, the report reveals; in the
year
the
sion
was
73',/
and 27';i' Respectively. ~The. report
noted that
40V of the corporation's output was electronic in character.—V.
,.,//; vj./,/r
//;//
Subs.)—Earnings— *
(&
improvements
or
32%
The assets
Rubber Co.
total
Bendix
©re^niiation.
Armstrong
facilities
with $13,000,000
in fiscal
1958.
At
the year-end
additional commitments of $12,300,000 and
it
is
primarily for the purpo^of engaging
in
development,
manufacture
and
sale
of
electron c
eauloment including.' but not limited to,, high fidelity and stereophonic
»mniifiers
and
tuners
More
specifically it was formed to acquire
cmtain
df
of
Radio
Kits.' Inc.., including its, inventory,
tnnis
laboratoty \nd office equipment and dies, as well as its sales
customers
list,/good will and title to the trade name
•'Arkay/*—V. 190. p. 2:i37.
/.///A/,;.;,
organized
was
,
*
Total of Both
Municipals
Financings
$172,753,750
$44,050,000
$216,803,750.
29,950,000
59,950,000
440,868,000
500,818,000
10,440,000
18,440,000
24,185,000
42,625,000
2,000,000'
-2,000,000
f30,000,000
32,000,000
$74,543,750
$253,143,750
$539,103,000
$792,246>50
fNon-tax-exempt Montre
Metropolitan Corp.
$17,349,685
,
I
Number 5913
191
Volume
.
.
The Commercial rind'Financial
.
Chronicle
(3)
' 3
tifitt. Stores,1 Inc.,—Registers - With SEC— » v'4
IV: Railway oper,4vexpenses4'- -3,415,235
,3,637,131 f40;543,135-:*4-h46Qs535statementswith the SEC on Dec. 28, 1959 .covering-voting. trust;certifi-<
E. Third v Ave.,:-Portland, .ore;,, filed a 1
- 4^ tl J. I'll "4,474 4 .TTtT :_1
1' catesfor 60.000 shares of 4ts; common: _stoek. The seven .voting trustees
statement with the SEC on Dec. 23, 1959, covering 250,0.00 • \
rWiStmU°»n
stoqic. of this stockvt.125,000- Shares, art-.to f>e offered
glares w 1
fof the accOunt'of the issuing company,*"and the bal&iice~
for pUD11P
beiiig hmStumdthg stock, are to be offered for, sale by'thel" *4
of-fAJ. 1;rtgrff: thereof^-The public offering price,, and undefWritiog ;j-f':
present^ _
suppHecl by amendment; J. Barth & Co., First 'California -.."'Period End. Nov,3Q—- ]r< 1959^Montb—i§5§C^^i959^TMos.i-L"t95^C;4
.
-, ■>
u
terms ar
•
Darnngtbn '<& Co.,. are listed as principal underwriters'.';
Railway oper.' revenue-, '.''$370,000 44 $334,000
$9,634.000 4$flJ766.QOo '
moir stock .(par $1). on
:»basis of, one new share, fop ;
ti,p romPkny
was organized under Oregon law in June,"" 1959 for the
; Railway oper.; expense^
'671,725 *; '701,295' !8;104,099 ^'W;29!o07'
21 shares held of record Dec. 7; 1959 (with an additional :
Lose', of combini^ ^rmarkdts M 'Variantfcittes:4n•■.-oregon^-ahd 4/4 ;v^.44 "v/v
—4—~~tt~4
•*-* subscription privilege); these rights expired- on Dec. 29.
1)Ur!S(»trt'n into a Northwest, regional Chain of supermarkets, .Th<?Se
*
Net rev.-fyom ry/Op.4
$198,275'
$1*82,705' -$1,529, 901 $1,136,993
No underwriting was involved.
VV
markets are operated
by .three subsidiaries, Columbia Food Ca.,' Net ry. oper.* InComeil;
17,096 44 .*4,282
•♦419; 820
/. ♦995,398^
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds to be received from the sale of any of
sU?errnst Market No. 1. Inc., and Emirs Inc. The company now has ;.
^Deficit 4lV' 190
n
-2339 4>"444':/ 'V "
1,0V
Cost ivin
ihorlic
anH
Pprtaln
UCUWV
V|. 1SU' P* •s*»i:»*
:
,
-restores
BiL
.
tirm
,
„u
,
...^
M,,.
_
,
-•
,
..
-
c-„
■
_
,
Mnf
•
..
the shares offered
Cerro
of
wnlPllt
rei
'
torS
o
Stoile,
or
their families, own all
The' Prospectus
lists
S?'r ?«ft
(5
(29,266 of158,532); and Emil. A. 'AlbrecHt, Vice-President
Fairmont
selling
pound,
cents
the
new
debentures
are
inclusive.—V... 184,
•
■
p.
convertible into capital-stock to Jan. 22, I960,
215.
a;."
a/.
the aluminum
adjustments.
been
corporation, of 8000 Bluffton Road, Fort Wayne, Ind., filed a
With the SEC on Dec. 28,.,1959;covering- 27,000
of common stock.- These, shares are to- be offered to holders of
This
sirups
outstanding stock purchase warrants,
which are
issued in January
1959 and are exercisable at;
V. ^90, p. 2703. 1. ,
.'
,4
'•*•'"' '""4
attached to notes
$2,50 per share.—
reflected
in
the
;
of
final
product
;
_
.nnintp'd
'
'
has-been
cgpital $30 par value stock
appointed
of the corporation.
.
registrar
of "the
;
i
Brooklyn Union Gas €6., Brooklyn, N.
.
Ilecla,
'-.h>'
stock,
stock
common
./
—V.
common
shares of Calumet &r Hepla
onics preferred stock
BUSINESS—Calumet
of
lo
18
stock, to be
Pearson, Murphy
in.
'jy
4._.v
public
sec
on-Dec.
offered
„
-Co.-,
for
L.
..
-1,578)7744
2,1^1,638
*
/,
1959—Month—1958
'
1,878,948
4,878,271
$714,963
$815,208
$9,250,820
$>,826,477
190,965
"313,637
-3,281,213
3,908,242
-
.
.,,
Railway
-
-
1959-^-Morith^-i958
"
—v.
190.
158,835,106
is
596,170
,
r
;
734,849
:
'
:
4-
•
•
drilling
off
is
program
the
west
is
subsidiary
a
OffshoreSCo.:
Zapata
of * Wells,
number
of
1*-
Rio Tin to
7
-*
ed COsts fPr 2'000 tons of samples -for direct reduction tests,,
15i?Vi ,
reduction test costs, $55,.OoO ^ for cost of bringing ;
claims to.
tbree
which
of
•■*
f
,
.
nnri
claims,-4
§• to the prospectus, 2.365,005 shares of stock are now out"S of which; 46.94 are held .by management officials (344,551
Ltd.
^nd
prdfit
net
iwr
u
1'
.
•
•
,
profit
V
on
Net
LiiJ'
T-V.
H)o^V
TJf* oner.
2*339
^nC
|~'"
,$548:606-
' 334.058
j:
-
$59T.063(" ''$6,443,965,
33,437,794
PpL*ibfi
~
'
End
Mn,;
Net
4'
les
revenues
for
'$4,568;692
V.
see
and
2139.'
190, p.
addition
in
realize
transfer
taxes)
of
"
1959—Month—1958
'1959—11 Mos.—1958
income
-
-
Net
i Telephone- STate
578,590
1
1,317,554
.
vv
'•
*
,
5.000
4:
-
,
oper.
150,515 \
ry. oper.
182,533
2.545
'32,145
-
-
$2,903,869
$92,450
inc.2_
"
4
•
$3,123,230
1,757.170
:
*
$1,146,699
'4
1.900.735
380,890 ;r'
,
-
$1,222,545
433,393
190vp. 2339.
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—To Acquire Securities-
the
feet.
;•
-
-New
York
Gas
purchase
-
the
190
Service
has
Corp.,
of
parent
-
with
filing
additional
an
-
joined
the
in
its
of
8,000
subsidiary, '
proposal
a
for
shares
common
.
for'
1627
n
"c'
;
'
folding-company,
System
by
$100 000.—V
*
1aRQ
10K0
•
.
m.
_"
,
•
■
-1la• "Consultants -BureauI Eut«rprisesr Inc.—Registers With'
$3,048,776 $36,236,854 $33,061,617
,
'_i.li.__
" $37^06,899
'This
revenues———i
taxes'—
—1—_
stock,
St.,
29
.York,
New
covering
■
filed
147,000
shares
104,000
registration
a
shares
to-be
are
-
cla,ss A" "
of
for)-,
offered
-
best
a
a/selling"
efforts basis; the underwriter to receive
60 cents
p>er.
of .5'^:
fee
share, plus
cents- per
an
is
payable-to
Domenick 94
additioanl 26,900
class
,
;
-;at
cost'of' $.001
a
officers
♦
for
the
$3.50
The
share;
per
three-y.eair-warrants
at' $.001
purchase of
and r the
-
A shares
to.$5 per
share*.
' 4
major* business
the
class
20,000
w
-has
company
each* to
The-
-
A' shares
':»
4
"
.
prices
-,
-
-
;
"
-
-E
issue-
to
the
and
-
two
ranging
""
«■»'*
is. the translation
and
publishing V1
magazines, books and reports.
These are
pub¬
coihpany in the form of magazines which are sold by cont.act:
subscription, # books which are sold through bookstores or by'-";
company's *
of. Russian " scientific
i
at
•
purchased
agreed
underwriter
.
)
A finder's
"
Natale.
by the underwriter and two of.its officers from the selling stockholders
4136,524. '
.
•
v
commission
14-cents per share~for expenses.
share
registration also -includes
.
lished by the
or-on -
mail,
Net
3,767,640
and*
.
the
which
reports
or
proceeds
at
to
the
equip
and
sold
are
be
publishing
individually
sale
as
used-
to
acquire
additional
additional
composition.
'
mail-order
basis.;,_
•
follows:
additional- needed 'space
balance
on--a
its
of
company
$210,000. will
translating
^•
8,056,500 4;
X
1_—-_r4__-4-_j_
on-Dec.
;
of
$20,629,136
taxesw__2^r.
SEC
Of-this
and: 43,000 shares,
outstanding stock, by the present- holders thereof.; : Tne
offering is to be-made at $3-per share by William ^David & CO., Inc.,
mated
—...444..
the
stock.L
17th
West
renresenting
on
—ill—$29,849,349 4.
expenses—---.—
227-239
public sale for the-account of ,the issuing company
"-
y
9,658,969*
.
with
statement
2,676.471
■
:_4 ^---14:'-4i
firm* of
common
*
.10,631,639
U-4—_I-_
"4__—4:
uncollectibles—
uncollectibl
,
Securities and Exchange Commission-^
-
new
for
of
additional
stock,
\*
esti-
"$100,-000' allocated1* tobooks; $25,000 to acquire ,~company "*:opera ti:6n§;
the
machinery
and
equipment
4.
for
and.,
cold--
J-
*• ;
)
income——:-^—•**-—rT*-.* $8,804,996 iv, '"The company was formed by Earl Coleman; President and his
wife-,)
charged eonstruction__^__-__—*__i.__-—_^59,383
w
Frances/ Coleman,-' Secretary-Treasurer. ' It has outstanding
107,400 '
.income—-L—
4—46,8514; shares of class A and
10,000
own
.—u-4$8,911,230
income
Total
"Interest
shares
of
class -B
stock. vThe
-4
1:
Colemans '
funded
on
debt___-———4—4-^
1,125,000
—-
80,500
class ?A -and
all
of
the
class
B
shares.
;
'
-
".
.
"
'
Other
-Less:
of
premium
4*4.
*
funded
on
•)? -4.7,
...
cttaacl
'4'^'
.
_
-**r'*■
•'*'*•
■'
*
.
.
4 -4
-;
..
.
—TT":""-'-*1 4•
>'v: k;.-;"4-^-
i-bn
~r-,r-0
This company.* of 444 Madison Avenue.
,
-
,
•
s-
Ilea
\xr iu
70c
*
•';/
,
Uire- insurance *4>0.-. or x*.
^
shares
'
*7
...
*4
.,
-
_4_7-___.
4
R*
<
This firm,
iSl.120,,435
^
.i. 1
ci?r>
"
-
VVltn" Shit.-
--J
New York." filed a registration
With SEC—
,
.
of 10 Stepar Place..Huntington Station, N. Y„ filed
a
:i-you
uv
wtutiuii
j=>.
u»h»
vuuiiibh,,,
.w-cuiwru
-mavtv-i
.
T;
r
regis-4.
.
of
-..*•
ah ^additional- IS.OOfe * 4
" cbimmon shares acquired from company officers at TOc per. share. !
: T .4 ' «
f The -company' is-.engaged
in the engineering, - design, vdeyelopipeht, * .. "
»»-.
"»
members^of -the"underwriting firms hold
.
manufacture/gnd
j
?
with the SEC qdt Dec.; 23, 1(959, covering: 165,00(k> "
it.4-common .stock,4to-bfti offered foe public sale;; -at*$8*'per»•
statement
share by.Milton D. BIauner-.& Co., Inc.; David Finkle -<fe-Co.-and Gart-4'
man - Rose & Feuer,v who'will receive a commission , ot 36c- per .-shane 4/
.
..
^4 Certain
..
Electronics Co. Inc.—Registers
r
debt- —4,745
>•*•"/' 4,y* V- "7- ''ytration;
'•*•* '*
Net>> inconie-
Control
v 4
■,deductions_r-L^Zl^-4_^_!^^4l^^_4.c^_-^'-v1- c-180
interest
release
] iIawh 3/ 1879.: 'Subscriptions in- linlted States. U. S. Possessions,-Territories and Members of Pan-American Union.' $65.00 per year;
NOTE: On
account of the fluctuations in'tho.tate of exchange; .remittance for-- foreign- subscriptions /and advertisements must be made
•
1959—11 Mos.—1958
$274,983
$43,915
expenses-
rev.-froin
Net
Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
$194,430
-
OrI^a'ibs'*& Texas Pacific Ry.—Eiarns:
...
End. Nov, 30—
operating
$5:416.711.'
LODvnani
*
'
$48,181,124 $49:440,006
9-0(ji5i'
■
$1.970,047'V;$3.211.714-'
2339.
-
sale of delay
lines, specialty 'electronic-equipment, r
George
J. :Morrissey,
Editor;
on'Monday]. "Othisr offices-: 135.B. "La Ballo
iii r-Illinois
■■
;
-■
REdtor ' 2-9570.
v."?na h o
.
an
"■
150,177
revenues^.j.———.4_v_^ $50;478,485"
operating
operating
■
Interest
1959—Month—-1958
$4,276, 676
underwriters,
by 'the company, -will
concessions
$341,386
type
.44' ' 1959-—11 Mos.4-1958 4."'
.m
Eo»d* Nov. 30-4.- ,
revenue
several
the
them
to
dealer
106,013
oper.
p.
Columbia
indefinite*
and
Tevenues_J-___-^.—
operating
Federal
O.ther,
4_
'
»
h $232,344
Kern
n...
operating
Total
463.090-r-3.6O8.945 --3,587,2lS
:
-
of
inc.4_
190,
from
Total
"Georsfia vRy.—Earnings—'
4*
RiU;«d* Nov* 30—
1959—Month—1958-V
1"59—11 Mos.—1958
Raltwav' J1^* r&v?nup-- *. $3,472,898
$3,621,173 $40,437,679 $38,854,505
J
oper.
33,993,714
Com-
additional
ry. oper.
from
rev.
railway
Net railway oper.
Depreciation"
j.-—: 6,720,223
Other operating expenses— —^__L-i~ 13,470,157
were
3,024,108
the
790
$14,408,013 $14,546,251
12,437,966
11,334,537*
'; —V.
of
*
result,-
a
payable
Railway oper. revenue—
.
expenses'^ 4,2:924.292
As
(after
Miscellaneous
Central
with
1,058,405
The
Current:. maintenance
had
..
.
from
an; aggregate
for-
997,793
Railway
■>
'
L-...Isaacs,_* President),
Of' the
outstanding stock, 960.000
initially, issued ip August. 1957 to Isaacs, and Charles G
*
acquire
stock
together
expenses-
in ..which -the; -
interest.
annroximatelv
he
revenues.
Less;;-provision
sold ill September. 1957
JainiLv Vn
^ a?ld others ■ at -MOc per share; 60,000 were sold in
lOOnnni,
? 5c per share to-certain officers and others; and
oftw
,cs were so!d in February. ,1958 at 15c per share to vcav«»«»
OI'Ucm-l>
"v,c nuiu iu rt-oruary, iwoo-at ioc
w certain
riinufno*
cl -others. The company also had prevoiusly sold (at prices )
SUvnr^ «s m» 40c -*° $ 1* 18" P^r share • a total of 700,000 shares to
for $4*iq Roil1
*ies Ihnfteci, an Ontario corporation owned by. Wray,
to nW»,shares • were • resold at -mark-ups* of-'lc per share
o-t i
over two
ai^ distributed by ' them at various "prices, in the
-fhe-counter market in Canada.
' .44'
-y ., ^
♦<;*?.
.4,
.
service
Miscellaneous
were
.
will
common
shares,
which
^
-service
vice
Toil
\lqh
•
.
*.
oper.
Ltd.::
Co.
'Will
.
.
Local
"J-nfrfi0
tl)
to
-
of
the open market for ian aggregate "of $18,712.50,'will
of sales made prior to the expiration of tne~
.
*
•
they
of
13,845
Colorado & Wyoming Ry
«
inaugurated
Trinidad
of
been-engaged -ko *'drill
has
Railway oper:^revenue--*4$2,869,208
(which
of
at
$1,399;791
•'!
being
coast
.owned -l*y -Kerns-,Trinidad ' Oil: Fields;
• Hills-based
corporation has a 159«
Trinidad
.
for-claims
an
-$1,230,137
Period
Corp.^pffsKore Drillirig-
marine-license
Beverly
price -and underwriting terms are-, to be
Assuming
the
public sale, of the 300.000
<.anrothei' directori inexchange
tcioft
.*■*
I
0r ab0llt $15'.360V;' 'uuVfjUuv
500.000
per
for.
revenuei.^
148,094,565
*43,080,177 V41,830,885 *
10,065,927 ^ 11,919,984 *■*
2,936,109
,
'es
30c
189,925,450
13,694,023
;
,
ipnnt
to
account
on*
compensation
Net
201.915,283
*'
:2,660,793
exploratory
5,700-acre
.
Harry
20c
subscrib-d
oper.
Net
-
£ 2
from
tbi
*
underwriters
v
p,
An, offshore
the
filed a registra¬
iiicu a icg.i»rv*«- L-'/vi.v-
on
in
underwriters
shares
Period End. Nov; 30—
1959u_l l Mos.—1958
4
)
16,630,132
13,304,652
2339.
p.
-19'59, 'covering '300,000-Rha're^;.;-,:^-c.-Cincinnati,-:*New
sale on a best-efforts basis
.• Emanuel; • Deetjei* & Co. ' The' ^ . Penpd..End. Nov..30—
patent-and the-balance for assessment work
the
Colorado & Southern Ry.—Earnings—
r
supplied by
2,489,235 : 26,325,716
26,695,169'
Railway oper. expenses'• 2,439,930
shares, *,the
underwriters will receive a one-year option, on an r-additional 50,000
Net rev. from ry. q«>er;
$429,278
$559,541
-$9,411,138
$6,366^48
snares each,
exercisable at" the offering price, f."44.
;4- V
Net railway oper. ine.
The
379,809
4692,986,
6,520,344 ;. 4,970.534
company was. prgatdzed "in " August,
1957 for
the purpose - of
—V. 190. p. 2339.
444
aOQUiriug,.;exploring and developing mining-properties, - primarily those
,.rt,,
*tth
iron ore potential.'- It- has no
operating history, but owns a
-:• u
■;.)4.:.'v'-Jtr-''''';-;r ')•
;4, >'*' '4\
unm.jcr of
unsurveyed-.add unpatented mining^claims in the Kowkash.-4^.4 Ciiiciiuia-ti & Suburban Bell Telephone Co. (& Subs.)
-orr
Arthur and
Temiskamihg^ Mining Divisions of Northwestern and : ;
Cfo+Ampnt
4
t "•■'■**''
*
j..w.... J
..^..'4 ;
Northern Ontario on which
some exploration'work has beetv performed.-:
*. jOidLCinciii. :
* "
.44 4:-V;: 4' ) 1959
Twelve Month's Ended October 31'—4 '
4'4)
una
■e,nct proceed" of the stock sale, -$50,000 will be used for grinding
u-
the
—V.
15,965,445
"expenses'
oper.
vChristiani Oil
offering
imendment.
several
which
$7,595.91. ; For other details,
$ "V.
*
22,
,
offers,
$32,596.53;
)
First
44'.4
Railway
*.
public
Inc.-, and
The
follows:
prices ranging
of
.
Representative,
as
subscription
at
cost
;
their
v-
•
Net i.rev,; from ry.' op;.
Net? ry. oper. 'incomel"—
•
of
Canada,
yHiiaua,
subscribed for by
remaining 980
and *the
company
the
rights
13,845
of
acquired
delivered
aggregate
22,066,927 ; 22,2-74,770
4
of
all
•
expensedry. oper.
w
2139.'
p..
shares of common stoqk upon the exercise
and -(c) sold 14,635 shares of common stock
$22.50 to $23.50 per share for'an aggregate
irom
the
total
a
$309,496.53,
to
l^SQ—II Mos:—1958
the
of
aggregate
■
subscription offers.
oper.
from
-
■]-.
of th'ft
„
pany
$31,317,747 $32,101,247
190, p.- 2339.
128,651
a'h
through
advised
expiration
Accordingly,
-
$2,693,479
railway- oper)' inc.
the
to
rkuging
/
f
52,724,174r'
21,618,859 '
17,235,025
have
purchased
1
"
i
.
iqroiHO St,,
Toronto oik,' Toronto,
ioroiito,
the
capitalI
;
copper
mining
the
;
:
5.474,404" "47,614,922
Chicago, Rock Island- & Pacific RR.-^Earnings-—' *
forest
This
lupwny,
company, oi
of
tion state;
ment with
of
metals;
Plan.—V,- 190,
were
employees
underwriters,
Corp.,
shares
Periocf End.INov; 30—
Inc.-was
tubing *frolh~'ctipper,
nonferrous
of
-
several
puces
T6.709,851 192,843,024 181,709,293
'
5,126,744
-
End-. Nov.-30—
rev;
to employees
Railway
-base alloy^ aluminum,
uranium ore; the; pro-'
products, including lumber, hardwood veneer and
dimension-stock; ;the mining,'- smelting", and refining of copper;* the :
manufacture and sale
of
heat ^exchange
equipment and vulcanizing
equipment; and "the production of^metallic magnesium.
The executive
offices of
the
company
are
located
at
122 " South
Michigan Ave.,
Chicago .3, 111.
' ' '
'" '
'v
"""'
;
other
dilction
•,$
Railway
incaj-porated under- Michigan .
law on Sept. 10, 1923 as a consolidation of five copper mining com-f
panies,:' The name ,of the • company was- changed on ©ct. 21, 1952
from Calumet & Hecla Consolidated Copper Co. to Calumet & Hecla,
Inc. The company and its subsidiaries are principally engaged in the
nianufacture
1959—11 Mos.—1958
$2,593,911
Net
Option
65,510*; shares
aggregate of 12.865
rights so purchased;
revenue-
—V.
Stock
be offered
were
right-for
BJ»S5*2S SfSiS
t.'4 vv"'4
ry. oper.
stock for *each share of Flex- 4 Railway .'oiwr-., -revenue
(par $100).>
Hecla,
The
Boston
-Earnings— )) -f
oper.
& Hecla, Inc.;-<common stock,
2-4 shares of Flexonics
Petroleum Tower, Corpus Christ!,-Texas,
the SEC on Dec. 22, 1959, covering
stock, to
common
Employees'
company,
Prior
Railway
Net
Employee
't
severally purchased by th^ underwriters,
subject to the terms and conditions of tne underwriting :
agreement; at the subscription price of $20 per share. Rights dates were Nov.-6-:Nov. 30. V
. ^
4
I
\
2339.
p.
under its
shares
be
the
on
V'.";* ^*'*:m''
from
190,
*•'.
with
statement
its
of
Files
Co.
Producing
Colorado Central; Power Co.—Rights Offering Com- 5
pleted—Of the 64,490 shares of common stock subject to
the subscription offers to stockholders and employees Of
,
'
-11'Mos.—1958
Chicago Great.Western Ry.-^-ETarnin^s—
,:
basis, of one:
for each
stock (par $1); and four
Corp.,
',.44-
rev.
N.et rhilway oper. inc4_
value $5 per share, in exchange
arid outstanding preferred and
Flexonics
of
share of Calumet
•'
=• TSS.
*;''
Net
par
of' the "issued
Gas
...
shares
company
50,555,467;) 57,209,602
1959—Month—1958
Railway oper. exp'en'sesl? 16,296,518
'
com--
11; 1959," is presently offering 188,340 shares
of its common
all
Offer—The-
States
registration
a
100,000
-
,
j
.6,573,347
-
.
$
the effectiveness of £ registration statement
elated Dec.
for
Inc.—Exchange
564,211-
This company, located at 200
filed
(a)
Period
&
Coastal
92,683,765
9,243,846
> 6,316,630
4,620,037
.
aggregate
Calumet
Inc.—
Plan—. )4 :v.;y ;
the
6.368,449
aSEi
$1,924,537 $19,288,978 $19,246,472 >
2339,
231,858,861
linger
pany; on
oper.
190, p.
warrantholders- and
81,712,798
Chicago, Burlington: & Quincy RR;
n/v^nnrvnia
an
6,407,164
ry oper.
railway
,
21,573,272 235.963,461
Period End. Nov. 30—
to
up
„
exceed
658,812
from
rev.
Net
.
10,000 shares of common capital stock (par $10) not*
Af
4966 AHA, ,^a' IVAPAffflrnrl 41a
amnlnonoc
nf
fha
of $300,000 to be offered to employees of the
the Employee Common Stock-Purchase Plan, at a price
per share determined pursuant tef'the^ plan by reference to the priceat which the shares *are
acquired- on the, vNew York Stock -Exchange.;
No underwriting.,is-.h.iyolv.ed..{
4
"• i.....
:
The* proceeds are to be used for ge.neral corporate - purposes.—V.-190,
C0*(
overing
company
12,210,528
$7,035(944-
14
21,297,781
Y.-^Files With
1959^—11 Mos.—1958
$7,075,717
324,542.626
Net rev. from ry. oper.
Net railway oper. inc.,-_V; igo, p.. 2339.
-
.■
W
71959—Month—1958
$753,608
-r:
pec) l&.fileda lettcr of nbtificatioh with the SEC
Qn
y.,>*•••:
30,817,118 317,6-76,259
Securities and Exchange Commission
The company
4
$653,673
;5
not
27.666,230
expenses.'
*
>
12,213,261
p.? 460.
'*
.
=
1,170,929
oper.
—V.
-
Railway, oper.
i
Bank
190,
.
-
v,;
y :
..
Railway oper4revenues-
..
Manhattan
Chase
The
-
have
these
"Period End, Nov. 30—-'
1959—:Month-r-l"958 "
1259
>&:' 4'yyi?" $'
$ •••.•;>'• ' ' $
•
^
V ^ v.-':-. 4*."4
4''
prices."—V..
„
.
for gen-
:
,
1,104,222
substantial
absorb
to
,
.
conditions,
Ghesapeake- & Onio Ry.-—Earnings—
-
;
District Terminal Corp.—Registrar
4"'
:5
'/V ' ■ '■ ':44
•
••
-4:' 4't
Eastern
Brooklyn
has had
competitive
c
expenses.
Net
iv;
was
selling price':will be lower;
inclusion of the 2.2 cent-per-pound
sheet industry
Because
„
>.
'
•
.
,
1958
to he used
<
•
$1,757,895
although
early
pig in relation to the adjusted selling price of sheet, the non-integrated
wage
veMdration statement
and
that
in
2447.
RR.—Earnings—
»
segment of
to
sheet
working capital,
p.
revenue.d
increase.4'%' ',U'.?« {■ y;" V'«V;■■"€['.JS\'' !';1'
;; -This represents' -a net price reduction of; 1.% • cent per.'pound within' •'
past two years; '.Thb lowbr pricb has been established during a' ,
period In -which Fairmont's labor costs have advanced some)22 cents ;
-an hour.
,4.;:; ;,y;
:;■*
"v'),V4
; ''Rrimary' aluminum pig prices have, increased 85,j5%
in the .11-year
period since "1948," Mr.
Farrell pointed but. "Gxi the other hand,
average sheet prices have been raised-only 74#>.•
'
^
.v?.
"In addition to having to pay excessive
prices for primary aluminum "
insimmehtt Corp.—Registers1 With SEC—
Bowihar
V
observed
average.
.
after
pound
per
President;
price of aluminum
to
190,
Railway
-.■.7..':','■,■..''■
producers.
,
CttThe
h
Clinchficld
Period End. Nov, 30—
.
Payment-will be made at the Union Bank, Los Angeles,
104''.
cents .per
primary
be-added
Railway oper.
the
- ■
4 #' •
The corporation haitf called ;for redempiion :<to Feb. 'ly I960,
all of
toutstanding 6'!<■ convertible subordinated debentures, due June-:1,*
1971 at
by
Farrell,
average
about -45.2
Corp.—To Redeem Debentures—
Birtcher
T.
Fairnvont's
46.65
21i66'7
of'
previously
Robert
i
nine .selling. stockholders," including
hckp, Stone (49,698 of 67,198), Hen-
"of 61,020 shares
820
G^rnio
E
"ll.W
President and Treasurer, their associates arid mem-*
the outstanding common stock of the
Jr..
Trinlett
r
2
; • Fairmont Aluminum vCo.," subsidiary of Cerro de Pasco," announced
$185,000 for payment of fixtures and equipment
a
price increase in its. sheet aluminum products averaging approxi- '■
$390,000 for inventories in new supermarkets;4
fmately 2,2;; cents per* pound, effective Dec..'234 1959.
Included
in.,
for general corporate purposes.
4,
this
change is' the 1.3 cent-per-p,ound
increase) for", pig aluminum ';'
Board Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, an«l
announced
will
corporate purposes.—V.
/
•
balance
^■ L
t
Corp.—Subsidiary Raises Prices—
supermarkets;
l
•
'
eral
Pasco.
stockholders);
p\v
u!r. l!L
.
de
-
^.,ot office-at* New 1 York,4Ni ,Y>..,'under the Act
ih Ddminipir of XJfenjidas $68.00 pter year;- Other Countries;«$72.oa per^fear."
in NCw York funds.
----'•
' ** *"
■.4 t
1;: .its subsidiary.
$80,000
to
machinery^• S50.00C
pended
'
the
including
and
°/Sanf,fri
each.
shares
;
used
be
capital, ex-
working
\
°
their
.
Supermarkets, Inc. — Common Stock
Co., Inc., of New York City, on
Dec
120.000 shares pf common stock
(par 10 cents) at S2.50 per share
This oftering was
oversubscribed and the books closed.
Barrel
The
dttctvpqr.
.OcT
The
Y
N
Queens
The
company
law
Cracker Barrel. Inc.
of groceries., meat.
Common
Common
centslii-,---purchase warrants
stock
stock
•Excluding'
of
exercise
10
(par
■
revenue-
°per'.
exposes
Net
ry,
.—V.
from
rev.
op.
:
"
oper.
revenue-
Railway
oper.
expenses
5,144.450
the
Net
Net
oper.
190,
investor
book
held
be
to
the
GIVING
stockholder.
it"
1,567,794
outstanding
1.224.000
Limited,
London
Denver &
Aug.
1963
4,
stock,
value
to
Pacific
value
earnings of
in
May 1.
1960 at
of
the
•'The
common
stricted
under
the
The
shares.
listed
as
shares' (28.66% );
common
which
-
''//%
1959—11 Mos.—1958
-
revenue.
86.350.621
S6.544.357
868,921,028
870,455,478
oper.
expenses
3,957,986
4,150,012
46.569,609
46,088.624
its
stock
of
option
from
—V.
190.
ry.
$2,392,635
op,
income—_
oper.
1.060.209
822.351.419
1.289,324
824.366.854
10,052.405
12.023.421
'
2340.
p.
S2.394.345
:<
of
fiscal
be
called
in
company, on
Nov. 24 without underwriting,
publicly
offered 300,000 shares of its common
capital stock at par
(SI
per share)
full paid and
tion
in
mica
non-assessable, voting.
being offered as a mining specula¬
are
and
related
PROCEEDS—For expenses
general
corporate
minerals.
P.
of
O.
August
mining
allied
to
to
190.
1959
of
four
V.
Box
to
v
mining operations, and other
•%.■
Star
81),
Corporation
Mica
the
•
the
4,
has
for
its
primary
related
minerals,
mining
business.
claims' located
'.a-Vy
v" /
,
V'
the
be
exercised
30
of
a
Madison
objective
and
The
in
Street
to
and
engage
Duluth, Missabe
&
Period End. Nov. 30—
Iron
(mailing
the
purpose
in
pursuits'
company has acquired
title
Mohave
County,
Arizona.—
days
the
Range Ry.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
opqr,
revenue,
$3,494,755
Railway
oper.
expenses
3.426,560
Net
Net
from
rev.
ry
oper..
1959—11 Mos.—1958
$1,887,095 $29,356,903
2.153.03d
26.120,560
op.
$68,195
income.—
»J£65.935
"172.287
"176.881
•Deficit—V.
f
ry.
190,
p.
835.724.394
26.488.113
$3,236,343
borrowed
contract
Inc.
223.705
3,071.630
,
oper.
1959—Month—1958
revenue.
$496,000-
expenses
-
oper.
349,687
kJ!€LT**' fr°m ry* 0P
ry. oper;.income...
3146,313
Net^
•Deficit.—V.
190,
p.
In
Dutron
18.883
$5,397,000
343.695
0 75
i
$5,626,600
$1,301,433
88,238
3,745.796
~$L88olo4
*91.793 /'
511.340
:
'
V
Co.
quick oversubscription
niaivfS 0 rv?H!mon 'stock (no par) at f price of^
Sha/ue- °f the total shares offered, thSproceeds
to
nZed and unissued shares are to be recompany and the proceeds of 18,030 issued
stockholderf1^rtareS are, t0 be received by the selling
reived
hvfhU
/?•
securities, were offered
lation
a
arises; for working
accounts
and
receivable-
canital
^
rpniX
as
$3.50
h
•
°' "re,"r^.
purposes
law.Ufutceomn8,Uto^r bo/ne//whS'h/rt'hd
different
under
was
known
name
ucts.
forms of
as
engaged
Dumont
in
Unlers the
company"
the
merly known
as
its
Drake
the
will
Earth
&
of
n
of
will
in
of
the
be
;/
the
existing
conditional
subject
are
date,
If
redeemed
issued
Nov.
15,
Mmtffaeturma1^
Calif
under
the
Is.
company.
National
to
of
the
loans,
and
company
purchase
of
mature
to
the
1961,
tfre
deficit
made
was
Nov.
and
ending
in
a
in
of
the
$1
its
Florida
third
by
190, p.
to
any
B
15,
Nov.
by
1,
be
Dec.
of
quarter
1959
for
share-and
by
v
Nov.
for
law
the
and
.proposes
purchase
of
a
$349,250
of
of
the
five
the
issued
the
plant
$4,650,000.
at
in January 1962.
10,000 shares of class B stock,
John P. Maguire, Jr,, a director
by
and
and
the land
on
class
other
B
for
shares
$50,000;
class
and
is
held
(including
persons
outstanding
share
each
by
three
stock.
B
The
has
45
vote
for each class A share,
except'that, with
directors, the: class B stock as a class has
majority of directors.
' /
of
a
OF
.
the
be
2rM
Aug.
on
OF
to
new
at
prior
or
about
of
6,
and
$180,000.
and
Flexonics
Shennan,
quarter
about
$.20
a
Net
&
achieved
was
on
sales
of
189,
In
•
ry.
S
S
Net
_is
$946,976.28,
Hecla,
S
*504,517
p.
"59,3,83
share.. The
offering
Is
to
be
to
be
made
offered
11
Inc..
on'a'
bgst
public
above.
\?;J/..V,
'
.
.
sale
efforts
at
basis
1959—11 Mos.—1953
$5,922,658
*200,911
49,170
*58,662
1,194,152
op.
190,
Worth
p.
&
$29,881,704 $31,246,124
2341.
Denver
Ry.^—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
oper.
revenue/
oper.
expenses
$2,534,190
1959—11 Mos.—1958
$2,649,602
$24,374,821
1,732,502,,
1,992,819
18,878,780
17,812,184
op.
$801,688
'$656,783
$5,496,041
$6,300,788
income„__
162.889
150,079
929,792
1,627,269
from
oper.
ry.
$24,112,972
2341.
p.
Corp.
(&
increase
months
Subsidiaries)—Net Soars-^—
in
stockholders
to
first
sales
1959 over
of
on
Theodore
11
for
months
the
and
the
49.64%
a
same
increase
period last
in
year
/
profit" for the
was
reported
to"
Dep. 23.
H.
Belling,
of
1959
President,
were
net. sales
compared
to
consolidated
$32,870,713
as
same
period in 1958.. Consolidated net profit after
$2,026,324 this year as compared to $1,354,092
last year. Belling indicated
that 1960 should also be a good year, as
there are no foreseeable factors
at this point which could hinder
the
company's growth.
1
//'"/.
for
the period was
,
-
of
the
this
report
to
Co. of
year.
stockholders,! Belling said that the acquisition of the
was completed and
paid for in cash oh April 1
company now operates as a subsidiary of Fram
Canada
The
Futterman
190, p.
1294.
•
Corp.—Purchase and Exchange
This
company offered to purcliase -from
partnerships'and Joint ventures, or
the
Offer—
lim¬
from
their assignees, their
interest or assigned interests In the capital In such limited
partnerships or joint ventures in exchange for a maximum of 1,453,102
shares of class A stock of the
company
and $834,820
10-year honinterest bearing convertible
debentures,'The company has r-eserved for
issuance 83,482 shares of class A stock
to be issued upon conversion of
ited
1,843,006
.
Ry.-—Earnings1959—Month—1958
income
oper.
the
taxes
22.657.020
.
for
dependent
25,323,466
$26,891,644
,
stock,
equipment,
$4,689,050
ry.
Canada Limited.—V.
2340.
common
optional
$464,032
22.23%
for
-1958
This firm, of 3636—16th
Street, N. W., Washington. D. C.. filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Dec.
24, 1959 covering 200.000
shares of
A
and
$259,525
from
According
prod-
class
1964,
issued
25,192,654
corporation
140,610.006 139,006,826
119.886,378 116,349,806
Estates, Inc,-^-Registers With SEC-r
1,
being
2,436,628
190,
first
$
757.502
190,
ry.
A
for
•
•Deficit.—V.
Aug.
are
$2,900,660
1959
share
-11 Mos.-
20.723.628
op.
bonds
The
approximately
2.468,688
ry.
income
after
premium.
any
2,282,827
Fram
per
1,754,373
from
oper.
but
to
expenses
Donaldson
1959-
1964,
of
mortgage
be
$2,542,352
rev.
—V.
was
In
1959—Month—1958
first
prior
1,
1964;
no
redeemed .with
revenue:.
rev.
Net
.
-
1,
not
may
used,
are
or
Aug.
oper.
Railway
Railway
the
loss
6. 1959, a 23% increase over sales
comparable quarter of 1958. Sales for the 40 weeks
823,500.000 against $22,117,000 far the like
period
601.
'
p.
Aug.
payment
to
oper.
•Deficit.—V.
'
earnings
the
Bonds
effected
Corp.—Exchange Offer—
Calumet
Railway
Railway
bring
fiscal
of
or
to
Florida East Coast
President.
third
funds
on
to
the
Period End. Nov. 30—
III.,
1959,
$1,011,000.'
the
totaled
unborrowed
be
prior
on
(b)
ISSUE—The
corporation
if
(a)
redemption
and
if
1964.
l,
without
construction
See
and
Elgin,
quarters
$63,000
1958
follows:
as
3%
thereafter
upon the availability of funds, could increase
this cofjj;
by $96,300. '
The new construction
already is underway, and the new building will
be ready for
occupancy by about Jan. 1, 1961.
The net proceeds of the
bends, together with cash on hand or to be
collected during the construction
period will be sufficient to complete
construction of the new
sanctuary free and clear of any and all liens'.
year
jr
per
York
pari-mutuel betting, commencing
pay
in part the cost of constructing a new
sanctuary
building on
the
church
property
of
the
corporation
in
Glendale, Calif., a suburb of Los Angeles.
The estimated cost of the
,
title
maturity,
Dec.
10.284,281
located
to
1961;'3%
the
ended
two
were
fiscal
G.
earnings
23,
12„752,969
are
New
offering price is
to be supplied byprincipal underwriter.
are
the
as
options
owned
were
one
redeemed
Fort
10,412,158
tManufaciuri^8 Corp. ' (forrf//'r-' Whlch is the operating
It is proposed to
each unit to consist
The
terms
under
balance
balance
shall
funds
2240.
12,166.531
"the
par).
units,
has
outstanding
The
premium
a
1962;
PURPOSE
Those
organized
expenses
to
($5
shares.
BONDS—Bonds
of
a
maturity
or
maturities
corporation may be redeemed on any interest payment
days' published notice and payment of principal, accrued
after
charter granted Jan.
-revenue.
other
A
the
15
premium
may
1964.
15,
oper.
reieren^ herein
on
with
It
listed, at
election
borrowed
as
payment
to
oper.
on since 1948
^59. the dompany
t0 comPanies of-similar
Brooklyn, N. Y.,
Dec. 28,
1959 covering
sinking fund debentures due
is listed
is'payable
shares
the
premium
be
sums
retain
or
Railway
f carried
A
'•'//.'
SEC
stock
A
organized
President,
against
to
upon
the
RR.—Earnings-
rev.
the
class
1961.
is
the
own
interest and
and
will
.
in
Period End. Nov. 30
ry..
class
week.
date
Profit—
previous
earnings
weeks
per
Last
approximately
Net
in
Town
of Farmington,
County of Ontario, N. Y„
Canandaigua, upon which it proposes to construct
land
REDEMPTION
pur¬
Orlando
and
$9,600,000 for "the quarter ended Dec.
Net
company's agreement
work in the
amounty
Pierrepont Street,
Inc.,
of
of
Jullien,
class
selected
Net
released
the
of
year,
1
:
increase,
1958.—sV.
the
one-half
''
underwriting
was
the
right to elect
one
earnings for the third quarter were $.07
loss cf Sl.ll per
share, was incurred in the first three
of $7,814,000 for
total
Inc
work.- Korne°
ay-
$450,000 of 5 Vi% and 6% first mortgage serial bonds at
100% and accrued interest. The issue was sold out in
which,
and
prior
corporation
Co.—Shows
by James
basis,
date.
per share and
of
about
1
in
Florida
a
figures
$900,000
over
share
quarters, '
The
into
Associates,
First
•
1960
to
equipment.
redemption
15.
period
State
Watch
preliminary
approximately
to
divided
,
Feb.
of
form,
Railway
tne comPa"y
of
as
respect
semi-annually
the provisions
Bank
serial
bank
whole'or
a
as
during
quarter of last
for
the
first
40
year
Under
the
&
spring
site
S.
votes
143 shares
debenture
National
production of related items.—V.
per
be
development
Co.,
and
Vice-President.
10,000
Co.
190,
right to
be" due
will
registered
after Nov.
comparable
a
class
horse racing meetings,
the
directors)
company
Such
beginning
bonds
earnings for 4he first 40 weeks of fiscal
were
from
4
purchase
and
se<-« and
unit
Stroud
142
with
10
company, now has
which 6,200 shares are
of
'//•'/'•'■ /'
Citizens
be
and
company
paying
company earned
which will erase
incurred
97 500
the'development of streets',
public sale only in
and
additional $62,750
and
re¬
speculation.
to
The company
-According
and
in
subordinated
of
for
The
:;^'/•?/■;/ %.-/>>%
»' ^bsWlary,
ln:i95:|.under California
indieSSl «Hf felevisio"
subsidinw
company. The plant
and
^at 607 Irwin St., San
Rafael
Inventories
Un,W, N°v' 2>
n
manufacture
context
include
oritanbatS/Unfit
Co
J.
under
the
existing udder the laws
Elgin
and
$1,480,000
at
6%
shares
miles north
Cyrus
to
a
share.
per
maturity
and
annum
with
debentures
the
BUSINESS—The
and
of
located
debentures
per
cost
An
a .specu-
l°f purchase of various
addlUonal equipment as
/ by increase in
for
for general
cor|jorate
The
of
during the period ended May 15, 1962; 3% if redeemed
during the i>eriod eliding Nov. 15, 1962; 2% if redeemed
during the
period ending May 15. 1963; 2% if redeemed
during the period ending
Nov. 15. \1963; I'/*
if redeemed during the period
ending May 15. 1964.
.PROCEEDS—The net proceeds will be used for
purchase of machinery
and equipment, and as additions to
working capital.
1957.
The
Presi¬
the'
its racing, plant.
Net proceeds of this financing, plus other available
funds, will be used for the purchase of the, land and the cost of
plant-'
construction as well as other organization and miscellaneous
expenses.
share plus
per
Agreement.—V.
as
warrant
principal amount of $30,000 will
interest
Erie
need
balance
Offered—This
redeemed
On
Corp.—Common Stock Sold—J. Barth
&
'fhH nnS
dividends.
part from time to time,
in principal amounts of $500 or
multiples of $500 thereof. If the bonds
are called for
redemption before maturity there would be due, in addi¬
tion to the4 principal and interest to date
of payment,
a premium
as
10,
to
Kornegay
development
payable in cash and
185, p. 144.
/ V.'-"""'V'
20-year
Association
seven
to
4%
facilities
Passman
acquired
with
is
Period End. Nov. 30—
4.095,567
^5219^305
$155
500-acre
alternative,
issuance
-r
ZS
debenture
present
In
50
proposed
any
engineering
engineering
securities
of
during
$25,000
15. d962; those numbered 101 to 150 in the
principal
S25.00C will mature Nov.' 15, 1963those numbered 151
of
boating
Bernard
who
expected
are
contracted
other improvements.
and
450.000
to conduct
/.
for
security of property owned by the
to
option of
tation
2340.
?ia norf' v? publlcly .offered
i
Ir
accrue
principal amount of $25,000 will mature
those numbered 51 to 100 in the principal amount of
the
.The
the
19^9-11 Mos.—1958
8563.000
$100
be
mature. Nov.
210
at
per
all
to
announcement
.
in
$105
for issuance
period
a
the
6'f
other "form
1
has
one-half
amendment.
began operations in March, 1957..It is
engaged
iri electronic, electro-mechanical
research and development, instrumen¬
Du!uth, Winnipeg & Pacific
Ry.—Earnings—
Railway
Railway
shares
offered
at
during
debentures
on
or
1961;
will
6%
indenture
subordinated
S9.236.281
2340.
Period End. Nov. 30—
thereon
and- the
Underwriting
were
after
the
on
of
The
follows:
,
Railway
trust
Trustee.
if
"
rate
amount
was
organized under the
Nevada, on the 11th day
State'of
unpatented
p.,,1732.
915
Arizona,
of
and
Mica
Mining * Co.,
Kingman.
Laws
and
dividends
•■./"/
debenture bond is
Dynatronics,
interest
at
15,
incidental
purposes,.
BUSINESS—Desert
General
The
with
-
of
expire
numbered
—
address:
issue
for
,
Desert Star Mining Co.—Common Stock Offered—This
v'»
Methodist Church of Glendale—First
Mortgage.
offered, to Florida residents only, 210 deben-- '""Serial Bonds Offered—B.
C.
Ziegler & Co., of West
30,030 shares of common stock, identified
Bend, Wis., on Dec. 7 publicly offered a new
issd&^f
attached.
These securities
these
of
1959.
that earnings equal
callable at $105 per
redemption at
company
intends to
Contained
to each
may
shall
properties
expenditures
of
and
offer
extent
Entire
year.
plus accumulated
par
These securities
common
Ine
'
about'3881
registration statement
a
.1980
$10o,000 principal amount 6% subordinated bonds due
serially in 2, 3, 4, and 5 years at par ($500 each) and
30,030 shares of common stock (par 40 cents) at $3.50 per
chase
lakes
Secretary-Treasurer,
subdivision
$4,500,000
payable
ture bonds and
share.
make
man
f'
The
Dividends
the
to
y,/.,'/ /-/?%%>/%
Dec. 3
on
,
Egroff,' Vice-President,
also
This "corporation,
'■/':
subsidiary.
cumulative
are
any
.
Attached
rev.
"*401,640 shs.
FrancisCo
//
proceeds of this issue.
as
RR.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
oper.
ry.
San
of
with Pacific National Bank of'
Dynatronics, Inc.—Securities
'
selling
of
Railway
Net
Bank
company
has reserved 30,000
stock options and 10,000 shares
p. 1937.
49 ooo
25'tier
shares,, issued to Kornegay Associates
company has contracted to purchase
miles
northwest of
Rockville,
Md.
(17
miles
company
projected
filed
dividends.
The
replenish the cash
required by the subsidiary for such redemptions (estimated at $105,000)
Railway
Net
750,000 shs.
z
National
■'
preferred stock will
out
services-
The
Rockville
$120,000,
o
§1,024 shs.
•
^
that the sinking fund to be established out of
subsidiary for' the fiscal year ending Jan. 31, 1960
redeem a portion of the
outstanding preferred stock
the
sellin
a
the stork
Finger Lakes Racing Association,
Inc.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
'
1,600
1,150 shs.
■s
1. 1959. and
par
all
to promoters at 5c
per share and
directors and private investors
at $2
/•''
$$80,500
(par $100>_
par
no
owed
if
-
preferred stock
Nov.
of
with-Kornegay for
Outstanding
$100,000
A
Segal,
1.1
storm sewers
FINANCING
1551,760
Francisco.,"
the
shares.
Rio Grande Western
Period End, Nov. 30—
PRESENT
indebtedness
of
on
,
of
350.815
owns
TO
receive
organized
in August
1959
for
the " purpise of
land for development and
iinvestment, with emphasis
Ronald
shares.
provide
of
•
//..///.:'
has
200.000
to
'
will
expenses
also
lots.
has
per
existing
for
are
was
creation
about
The
share book
other
$50,000
•
are
The
600
offered.
now
per
and
Authorized
loan due
will be sufficient to
Co.—Registers With SEC—
C<5
now
*■
SThe company believes
87,120,195
It
shares
directors
plus "6% from end of preceding fiscal year or,
redeemable out of sinking fund'at
par plus accumulated
i
to-sell
proposes
EFFECT
! Includes open line of credit of
$50,000
62,953.527
671.311
*.
officers,
share
S70.0i3.j22_
88.015.906
now
value
balance
of $10.75
Washington, which
plus
Washington).
The
purchase price Is $659,600,
or
$1,700 per acre *
payable to Rockville Land Co., Inc., subject to
mortgages in the sum of
$254,950. Four acres of adjoining
property also are to be acquired for r
$13,945.
Net proceeds of the sale to its'stock will
be
used by
the
company to purchase these properties, for
development-and subdivision"*
thereof, and to meet operating expenses,
fees, salaris and othr costs
but principally for
the purchase and development of
large tracts of
land.
inonthljr installments between Feb. 4, 1958, and Aug. 4. 1963.
.
*
311,048
supplied by amendment.
price
the
to
12,000 class
(12,000 shares).—V.
tRepresents'preferred
8422,718
company
of
B
ackes
-
San
company,
The
book
of
underwriter,
issued
issued
acreage
the
ci&ss
$80,000
1959,
approximately 82.09 in the
by
accumulated
are
the
30.
shares
company
upon
investment, such dilution being
sale
after
*'•
from
289,111
Amalgamated, Dental
.
Sept.
and
promoters
•'•„/
'
offered,
the
!$After payment of installment of $1,500 due In
December,
located at 500 West College Ave.. York, Pa., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Dec, 22, 1959, covering 200,000,
outstanding shares of its common stock, to, be offered for public sale
by
the holders thereof through an underwriting group
headed
by*
Reynolds & C6., Inc. The public offering price and underwriting terms?
.
his
of
value
increase of
an
shares
tne
bank
6,'r
S502.?58
Dentists* Supply
The
- *
now
on
B
dent. and Neil
•
op.
ry.
(based
the
services.
The
fof 174,560 shares and will
'
stock'
common
shares
new
the
S3.55.
•Obligation
in
$9,995,182
4,173.959
'
'
2340.
p.
of
Common
deficit—_
from
re.v
ry
—V.
the
to
:.. /
_®6%
the
v
the
of
CAPITALIZATION
32,493,746 i
$5,937,763 865,669,004
5,515,045
57.653,098
85,646,608
of $92,732
approximately
Co.
share
per
of
has granted
shares
acquiring
stockholders..
-
1959—11 Mos,—1958
1959—Month—1958
Period End. Nov. 30—
sale
outstanding
and
value
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western RR.—Earnings—
Railway
total investment
received
$l.g)Stf^82^!^-
of
This results in
t6%
$9,952,525
5,700,191
2340.
p.
have
represented by the difference, between the purchase
share
1959—11 Mos.—1958
$1,005,328
455,578
8947,075
518,195
,
income-,_
oper.
190.
ry.
for
was
Sundry
2.895,297 32,226.660
MJMW
will
cliiss
B
share;
be
to
the
to
301.640
S3.900.625 S42.179;185 842,493,928
$3,817,084
oper
Railway
Net
t
be issued upon
190, p. 1521.
1959—Month—1958
Period End. Nov. 30—
Railway
97,500
156,530
own
diate dilution
Hudson RR. Corp.—Earnings
Delaware &
hereby
75c
company
class
immediate
12,000 wts.
12,000 wts.
—
stock
consolidated
operations
a; net operating loss.'
31,; 1959,' was
approximately 81.46 per share. Following the sale of this
stock, the per share book value is approximately 83.55 (without
regard
to operating
results since Sept. 30. 1959), which results in an imme¬
♦277,000 shs.
—.—
shares of common stock to
purchase warrants.—V.
12,000
common
and
offered
shares
.sheet)
Outstanding
Authorized
1,250.000 shs.
shares
Prior
.of
EFFECT/ TO PRESENT FINANCING
GIVING
company's
Securities
of
Officers
officers of the/ issuer
the underwriter the
right to purchase at 5e
each, one warrant for each ten scares sold, each
warrant-'entitlW
the holder to
acquire one share at $5 per sha're/
B
The registration statement also
includes 4,000 class A
shares issuer?
or
to
be issued to
an
attorney and certain directors for
the
investment
on
and miscellaneous merchandise through a
chain of four* supermarkets operated under the
trade-name
Cracker
Barrel" in the Borough of Queens. Cit>/of New York.
CAPITALIZATION
the
sold.
The
shares representing approximately
39',£ of the
outstandings* The new stockholders purchasing the^
shares registered at 810.75
per share will own 118.030 shares,
repre-'
senting approximately,,^'i?
of the outstanding common stock for an
dairv' products
nrodute
associates
total
of P. &
Barrel. Inc. and 69th Ave.
engaged in the retail sale
is
conmam
York
New
of
ended Jan.
year
in excess of their
AsWrU Bl£, '
o. Mariceis.
otpce at
the stock
owns
Cracker
Bellrose
Inc
princfal
all of
its
under
organized
was
company
maintains
u
195C
4
result
fiscal
-continue to
of the
capital
working
general
the
for
and
supermarkets
cumulative
18.030
_
tional
is
10.75 per share, such persons as a group will own 199,330 shares
repre¬
senting approximately 50% of the total shares to be outstanding, for an
investment of $40,240. Three of such persons upon the sale by them of
of ad i-...
for the acquisition
will be used
proceeds
ppnrFEDS—The
commission
family members owned 217,360 shares
company's common stock, representing 72%,; of all shares out¬
standing. for which they paid $132,972 (averaging 61c per share). At
the conclusion of this offering at the initial public, offering price of
/Of
Diran, Norman &
7 Publiclv offered
g0ld
Consolidated
also
company
For the first eight months of its current fiscal
year, earnings of con¬
solidated operations exceeded
tl\e operating loss carry forward.
Prior to this sale of common stock, the officers and directors and
development of delay lines,
of
the proceeds will be
C. Walter. *
balance
Jfut°Sfneg °'toc™ Alfred
"
The
-
The
through its
Wendolkowskl.' Vice-President, own 110.000
-
Tracker
-
missiles.
fabricates lightweight structural /
panels from aluminum honeycomb and other materials, for decorative: :
and structural'use primarily in commercial
and. military aircraft.
v
follows:
as
other
and
to increase sales effort,
the West Coast and in
on
further
tb
S5000o
l?eSdenVa°ndlnIugene's.
offices
saies
f
areas, and 55u.oo
microwave de',1ms,
Chicago
the
filters
The company's main business is the fabrication of reinforced
plastic
insulating components for the Minuteman missile, the Polaris missile,
control with the issuer, became
outstanding 235.000 common shares.
mon
«**£« »®»
ttock^-ill
or i^^ofaaaiuona >
proceeds
Net
-
ai^xompon
una
companj
a
Electronics
filters. Recently Control
nnmnonerits and
.
equipment
test
Bales Corp..
partners* of certain
capital
said
debenture*.
stock
$5
of
by
the
the
pursuant
The
to
company
which
the
has
reserved
company
will
106,250
acquire
capital interest of each, partnership-or Joint
Futtwman
Norfolk-Arlington
Co.
The
company
shares
not
less
venture
is
also
of
class
than
A
60%
other than
offering
to
-
/
Number. 5913
Volume 191
The CoTmnevcial and Financial Chvoiilcle
.
shares of class B stock
149,900
Putterman
a
iP,,t
,
.
tor
$149,900.
Period End. Nov. 30—
Railway
revenue-
$6,830,798
Railway
and (3) under certain conditions the
convfert each share of class B stock into one share of class A
.n'it six years after the issuance of such class B shares. Inasmuch as
*hk
is a new
issue, latere is presently no trading -market established
the company's stock. Mr.
Putterman intends presently to retain,
iifh class A and class B except tlj&i; he may from time to time sell
;',Viin class B .stock to his associates and key personnel in his organi¬
zation at $1 Per share. The company also offers to purchase from Rye:
rnionv Inc.
(a New York corporation) certain improved real property
oper.
oper.' expenses
5,341,001
received 84 cents per annum;
^
to
hi
Net
York
V(,u
paiy,
1
and exchange, offer was expected to expire at ti
City Time on Dec. 28, 1959, but was extended by the
purchase
The
31-V. 190, p. 1628.
to Dec.
Manhattan Bank has been appointed
tranter
:
Total sales for
,
out that the company is now doing a capacity volume of
about 60',greater than a year ago; Mr. Burtelow said
that the added capitalization
would enable the company to increase
its receivables
by about $20,000,000 to a total of approximately
§100,000,000.
At the present time" the company .has $79,000,000 in
receivables, compared with $67,458,000 a year ago, or an increase
One
capitalization was
62,224 shares
of its
obtained
increased
of
20% .'—V.
insurance
the
sale
The
It
1965 to 1974.
the years
Burtelow
Mr.
also
t
.
840
earne'd
ance
shares
in
-
also
parent
General
Contract
insurance
holding
primarily
in.
but
resources
owned
$30,000
plans
to
Finance
in
that
announced
and
Alabama
has
company
GCFC
Corp.
six
is
has
finance,
a
General Outdoor Advertising
Files With
The
Securities
corporation
and
Appli¬
for. five
r
„
personal
loan
and
Dec.
on
filed
21
h
the
Employees'
:-V.
134,
offered
Stock
1954.
p.
:
Purchase
Plan.
shares
of
market
price
of
SEC
has
authorizing
this
shares
1.087,071
stockholders
share
i22
for
New
the
the
stock
common
Dec.
each
20
shares
Net
30,
1959
whichever
then
for
to
offer
later),
of
The
the
effective
the
on
by
date
basis
subscription
stock
will
sale
authorized
the
cumulative
preference stock
The
stock
New
°.,
redemption
will
York,
dividends
of
be
Feb.
on
15,
board
sinking
at
1960
the
for
directors
of
shares
1,849
for
redeemed
$0.6875
the
of
fund
to
E.
of
the
Bank'
plus
business Jan.
will
11,
closed
I960.—V.
5%
New
York
and
Georgia, Southern
'
that
from
p.
until
the
?
;
$693,924
$967,242
Kaiiway.
$9,243,601
$8,780,681
oper.
expenses
494,050
475,191
6,132,302
$199,874
ry. oper; ineome___
V,
—
*
op.
v.
190,
p.
24 600
$492,051
$3,111,299
190,
by
purchased
stock
each .are
revenue.
expenses
Net
Net
This
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.—-
new
Hogle & Co.—T—
company's offering.
,
en8a8'ed
in the publication
of
'
was
Sutro
Net
Heinz
Co._——.—_—
&
Inc.
8,000
&
Co._"_
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
Co.
&
"V=';r
_
'■
.
v
;
will
"
the
six
increase
was
months'
12%
of
a
Life
N.
;;
as
feat
the
-
*
]
$
RaiiwJj 0Pei"y
oper.
revenue.
expenses
20',272,943
15,641,242
N
'
$
.
--V
"
from
ry.
op..
inwno.P;
iqoper19°- P- 2140.
.4,631.701
ITI
1958
2.086,305
to retire bank loans in¬
The company is a leader
high power electronic^, particu¬
primarily
proceeds
and
testing- equipment,
and
sonar,
super
high
1524.
radar transmission.^—V. 190, p.
Arkansas
&
Railway
oper.
expenses
Net
Net
from
rev.
fy.
V/
p.
ry.
$766,509
337,482
"
$8,752,233
$7,951,08?
326,344
$897,338
ops.
1959—11 Mos.-*1958
$1,991,006 $23,380,061 $22,176,201
1,224,497
14,627,828
14,225,114
$2,187,398
1,290,060
income
oper.
190,
Ry.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
revenue-
3,110.906
2,914,101
;
2342.
Lynn Gas & Electric Co.—Transfer Authorized—'
The
-
SEC
has
issued
under
order
an
the
Holding
Company
Act
Electric Co., a, subsidiary of New England
its gas properties and 1 related business
to Lynn Gas Co.,
a npwly-o¥ganized subsidiary
of NEES. Thev selling
company,
which
will retain
its electric properties and
change its
name to Lynn Electric
Co., will receive in exchange for t e gas
operties 122,850 shares -of $10
par stock of
Lynn Gas and distribute
such shares to its stockholders on the basis of three-tenths of a share
"for each share held.
NEES, as holder of 383,955 .shares (93.76%) df
authorizing
.Electric
the
Lynn
Gas
to
System,
&
transfer
selling company's stock, will acquire ifi exchange therefor 268,768Va
of
Lynn
Electric and 115,186Vb
shares of Lynn Gas stock.
and
—V.
the
of
high-voltage
representing
shipped
187, p. 2842.
1
*
one
of
switching
August 1960.
power
by
power.
*
v
,
the largest orders ever placed in
equipment industry, will be com¬
The switches are being supplied
Co., Philadelphia.
Electronics, Inc.—Gets
First F. A. A.
Central
Maine
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Nov. 30-
1959—Month—1958
Railway oper. revenue__
Railway oper. expenses
Net
Net
rev;
from ry.
ISO,
p.
Martin
Contract—
opefs.
$386,105
income___
oper.
ry.
—V.
-173,181
2342.
-
1959—11 Mos;—1958
$1,910,150 $22,512,458 $22,924,969
1,587,745
18,400,995
18,686,111
$1,976,148
1,590,043
'
-
$322,405
148,157
$4,111,463
1,574,914
■:
'
:
„
.
.
$4,238,858
1,575,274
*
Co.—-Navy Contract—
4
$
It
:
56,409,745
23,818,374
was
announced on Dec. 28 that this Clifton, N. J.,
corporation ha
received an initial 8173,000 order from the Federal Aviation
21,357,307 233.613,523 231.739.321
15,685,867 180.958,755 175,329.576
5,671,440 ,52,654,768
2,719,975
20,489.058
as
electronics
oper.
hydroelectric .generating plant—Lewiston
under construction on the Niagara River near Lewiston,
incbrporate 141 new design * high-momentary switches to
switches,
history
Order—
the Greensburg Division of -I-T-E Circuit Breaker
—V. 190, p. .1296.
'
"
tion for fixed-tuned
.
Ni-i.-i-cv.
principally The Mutual
General Life Insurance
the Northwestern National Lank.
agent for the company in this financing.
vibration
to
Connecticut
and
with receno acquisitions.
of* sound
applied
York,
Fund,
largest
by
1959—11 Mos.
959—Month—1958
HhUW
Circuit Breaker Co.—Large Switch
now
will
pleted
well aS-
Northern Ry.—-Earnings—
Noy. 30—
in connection
areas
as
the
use
-Railway
_
disclosed.
and-sectionalize
The
.
"'-ioa End-
will
including
investors,
New
acted
Co.
&
Louisiana
:
acquired the assets of John J. Fannon
and John J. Fannon & Co., Detroit, pioneers in industrial
hemisphere's
Y.,
route
*
KQV?y^ery and other publications recently acquired
boi back books.—V. 190, p. 671. %
Pa lie.-..
of
Income
Period End. Nov. 30—
'acquisitions
Station
"'
r
Co.
power radio and
$156,886,954.
heating
not
The
34-2''' »nd Henry Scharf, President, together with his
The ttrst proceeds of the sale of additional stock
OberafiAno.1 j.P« needed additional capital for present and contemplated
the bah>no
,,?0P Wl)l be used to retire short-term indebtedness; and
Of fiction
W
be dev°ted generally to promotion and development
,
Weld
the
larly
the
corporation has
institutional
Insurance
White,
has
Company,
senior
6%
of
.shares
nnrih
will'"hp
of
Incorporated
Co.,
in
announced on Dec. 31 that it has;sold'privately $5
notes, with common stock purchase warrants, to
corporation
group
of.
Corporation—Acquisitions—
I-T-E
nnrf
wife
*>
acquired as the result of a proposed merger into Levitt & ;5ons,
Supply Co., in which Levitt has an interest.
• :
Ling-Altec
operations
over
,
in
engaged
Ling-Altec Electronics, Irtc.—Places Notes Privately—
the company and its foreign
months ended Oct. 28 totaled $167,411,484.
in
sales
of
7%
over
the
similar
period
total
the
Pittsburgh
the
.
Levitt's holdings, as listed, do not include shares which
by him..
be
Tlie
'
of
is
company
million
(& Subsidiaries)—Earnings Up—
sales
offered
con¬
program.
Chairmdh
II,
registration sttaement with
outstanding shares of its
by William J. Levitt, Presi¬
for public sale by him through an under¬
Universal
of
sub-%
United States Navy. Includ¬
than $4 million.
;•
a
600,000
covering
at about $10 per
v..V
the management, operation and devel¬
opment of, and investment in, all types of real estate.
It has out¬
standing 2,900,000 shares of stock in addition to cerain indebtedness.
William" J. Levitt is listed as, the owner, of record and beneficially of
2,361,895 shares and to have a life interest in an additional 293,234
shares.
Of his holdings,
1,136,281 shares are said to be pledged as
security for two obligations: 100,000 are to be placed in escrow, an'd
30,000 will be subject
to delivery upon exercise of warrants to be
The
12;000
producing
(ASW)
corporation filed
1959
writing group headed by Ira Haupt & Co., reportedly
"
•'
.x" :::;
'
Contract—
*3,091,960
said* shares are owned
be
to
are
$4,842,809
*1,563,275
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
J..,
28,
The
$5,171,518
*445,653
.
2450
p.
N.
Dec.
on
and
dent,
4,000
.
SEC
$217,178
52,937
share.-
Stewart, Eubanks,- Meyerson
JS,000
will be operated as a wholly-owned subsidiary of
Hupp, with John J. Fannon, Jr.^as President and Robert J. Fannon
as
Vice-President.—V. 190, p. 2712'.
magazines, principally
190,
capital stock.
4,000
4,000
equipment and developers of paint baking ovens used
in the auto industry. The purchase ^involves cash and stock plus addi¬
tional incentive consideration
based on future earnings, according to
Don H.
Gearheart, Hupp. President. Total amount of the transaction
The
$658,139
income.
oper.
.
$4,502,909 $49,676,667 $52,887,544
4,285,731
44,505,149
48,044,735
$4,479,852
3,821,713
Levitt and Sons,
the
4,000
__
Morgan
5,000.
5,000
consolidated
for
an
six
process
m^iagazInes in tlle automotive and related fields. It also pubr annuals and has recentlv entered the field of mystery
standing%iCo°,?SW0rcl Puzzle magazines and books. There are now outNew vi.i
common shares oi which Management House, Inc., of
Mass.,
1959—11 Mos.—1958
1959—Month—1958
expenses.
'"Deficit.—V,
Bingham, Walter & Hurry,
A.
lishe«!
storv
by more than
56.
p.
from ry. opers.
rev.
Net-ry-
5,000
.
Heinz Co.
.Products Co-,
was
reflecting
1,000%
designer of
the
of
accuracy
Cohasset,
this
by
RR.—Earnings-
period End. Nov. 30—
5,000
1523.
p.
when
Hupp
;
the
radio telescopes
and
antennas
Valley
Railway oper.
5,000
8.000
warfare
This Cleveland
f
increase1
may
Railway oper. revenue
*•««*
rm
radar
Lehigh
—
i
7,027,399
748,585
Co.—New Radar Process—
&
which
under development
antenna systems.—V. 190,
large
$16,117,004
7,323,587
657,680
Kennedy
on
$1,589,290 $17,512,375
$1,572,655
reported
was
5,000
J.
resulted in a consolidated net-income
same" period a year ago. - The net income
was $5,919,297,
or $3.42 a share on "the common stock
(after payment
of
preferred stock dividend), as compared with $5^265,069, or $3.04
a
share in 1958.—V.
189, p. 1467.
,. ..r'.,;,.,
,
op.
ry.
process
surfaces
5.000
8,000
—
currently
that
year,
The
.
,
2342.
p.
S.)
(D.
i
**
" 4
$3,663,200 $41,702,537 $38,889,548
2,073,910
24,190,162
22,772,544
$3,737,350
2,164,695
.
income—
oper.
19®,
A
as
Lester, Ryons & Co._———
Corp.—Navy
190,
J.
increase
.
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
Shares
Hill Richards & Co.—,—
Co.___
&
is
(H. J.)
*
•
,
oper.
oper.
detecting devices ever made by the
subsidiaries
uvm °f 2,70 Madison Av£-- New York, filed a registration, stateSEC on , Dec. , 23, 1959 covering 235,000 shares of its
.?,
of Which".the .-company proposes to offer 218,000 shares
nrimfrl m?tially to stockholders (other than offjeers, 1 directors and
4 "inn
shareholders). Shares -not purchased by stockholders and
10
as£d by t|he underwriter (Smith, Holly & Co.,. Inc.) at
is to 4* 1)01
lare are to he offered for public sale. The offering price
unfi-v.^;;.s-uP.W®fl by amendment as are the underwriting terms; the
to
however, has agreed to purchase only 30,000 shares and
shavpc
st eflorts in the distribution of the remaining 188,000
Mii'int 'rf vf remaining 12,500 shares are being registered for the acreleasp
r
er B- Burnside & Co., Inc., in consideration of its
mav "nth
cer,tain fights under prior underwriting agreements, and
th,/„„°
e s,olcl tor a period of six months from the, commencement of
l
q
1180.
*
the
Long Island (N. Y.) corporation has received a follow-on
for 32,000 sonobuoys, the largest single award for these
Henry
men*is
for
Railway
9,000
1835.'
p.
announced
-Great American
Publications, Inc.—Registers With SEC
190, p.
1959—11 Mos.—1958
1959—Month—1958
Railway
curred
30,128
Australia.—V.
Southern Ry.—Earnings—
Kansas City
Period End. Nov. 30—
Calif.
8,000
Iiazeltine
last
cornmZ
certain
'
60,000
Co.___
&
&
States.—V.
2341.
and
Minneapolis investment company filed an amendment on Dep.
1959 to its registration statement covering an additional 5,000,000
shares of stock—V. 189, p. 2035.
solely
or
capital
duPont & Co.___
I.
Barth
.r
South America
This
"
.
continuing to develop its diversified interests ih mining and
is
28,
sohobuoys for the Navy's,
The' 35-year-old electronics
firm, which has been designing and manufacturing ASW equipment
since 1948, has reportedly produced more sonobuoys (electronic systems
packaged in. a cylindrical tube) than any other firm in the United
$2,499,852*
597.827
233,214*
year;
the Ro«enbau|m.
Investors Stock Fund, Inc.—Registers With SEG—
direct or indirect'Temuneration in con¬
except for services'rendered. The com¬
Shares
Co._
&
Hazeltine
6,280,829
ry.
under¬
1958
revenue-
from
of
Co
-anti-submarine
>
oper.
rev.
belong
will
company
ing repair kits, the contract totals more
/
1959—11 Mos
>
Railway
Net
an
to the company, and no
Association will hold any
interest in such businesses except as stockholders of
the
of
Dillon, Union.
Hutton
F.
tract
of
Ry.—Earnings—-
1959--Month—1958
'
include
$393,727,
Pittsburgh,
This Levittown,
&
The
Trust
unpaid
opening
of
issued
%\;
1628.
& Florida
Period End. Nov. 30—
time
was
exploration in Canada,
Stock Offered—
amount of profits, if any, which may come from
profits realized from aiiy such operations which
conduct
shares
165,000
marine
190,
959,248
$2.50
was
'
be
959,248
$2.51
,
The
Brown & Sons
company
'
accrued
the
Francis
set as the record date for selection, by lot, of
rePWsentlrig the shares to be redeemed and the
books
$2,410,863 J $2,401,469
headed
1
Angeles,
Los
Walston & Co., Inc.8,000
.
ti/an' f: .196° was"
„.l.frti"ca,tes
ransier
2,500,000
;
insurance available to
borrowers from the
company which may act as Trustee under trust
a
the
indirect
or
Alex.
share.
per
;
may-acquire or engage in other businesses related to the business
the Association, if favorable opportunities arisfe;
■\v;%
'%.:v
The names and addresses ol the several underwriters and the portion
—v.
company's
totaled
of $37",776. For the same period last
$1,651,347 of which .$441,972 was non-recurring.
\
charges
purpose
Co.—/
Bateman, E'ichler & Co.___
Crowell, Weedon & Co.__—
purposes.
Chemical
$100.50
the
of
(2)
may
Securities
Crenel*3,1 Tire & Rubber Co.—Partial
Redemption—
of
the
director
or
Bache
be
used
be
and
predict
Eastman
new
will
price
recorded
was
the corporation's last retail subsidiary, of spepial
"While the liquidation of this property will involve a sub- \
the
end of'large annual retail operating losses and completes the corpora¬
tion's transition into natural resources and related fields. Prospects for
the future look encouraging with every expectation
of profits in the
coming year," he said.
,
.
He -added that"the corporation's Southern
Louisiana gas and oil
properties have continued to improve. Estimated total income in I960
will be ifp by 25%- over 1959, principally as a result of a new gas con¬
tract at Second Bayou Field. There are now over 100 producing wells
on the 429 square miles
in which we have an interest. In addition four
wells are now being drilled and there is one announced location."
Placer Development,
Limited, in which the corporation holds 800,000
other
William R. Staats
GPU's
one
Bank,
.
"J.
Committee
Co.
follows:
common
of
of
,
Frank L. Kellogg, President, stated that the closing of
•
5,099,297 V
2,692,828
sold fos the
account of
accrued to the company.
were
company, or receive any
with .their operation
of
repay §4,500,000 of bank loans and to make additional investments in
domestic subsidiaries to carry out their construction
programs.—V. 190,
p. 2449. '
The Executive
Dec.
on
funds
no
Act
additional
an
:
period a year ago. A non-recurring profit of
in the three months against a non-recurring los&
the 1958 third quarter.
the nine months, the corporation's loss
the loss
pany
of
Company
subscription
the
(or
is
held.
proceeds
shares
and
nection
.
record
statement,
share.
per.
York
Holding
Corp.—Cuts Loss—
reported en Dec. 29 a loss! for the third quarter
1959 of $91,519 which compares With a loss of $395,222
30,
ing non-recurring
to operate, either directly or through sub¬
insurance agency which will assist the Association in
businesses.
direct
stock
r,
order .under the
holding company,
an
its
of
of
registration
issued
,
'
1956
/
4,910,863
Corp.—Capital
Co.-
&
company
and
company
officer
General Public Utilities Corp.—Rights
Offer'g Cleared
The
,
securing loans made by the Association. It is not possible at .this
to
these
to
"•
,-
..
corresponding
For
expects
an
fire
Association
employees under
underwriting is involved.
No
(1)
making
the
with
common
the
"
,
for
company
deeds
of notification
letter
a
nupiber
the
at
$2.30
Financial
1959
sidiaries,
Exchanga^Qommission—
undetermined
an
be
$15). to
(par
*$1,450,986
959,248
?'$1.93
;
Staats
R.
28,
The
1925.
p.
1523.
p.
of $81,863 in
incorporated under Delaware law on
of acquiring all of the outstanding
.guarantee
stock
of
Hawthorne
Savings & Loan
Association
(the
"Association").
The company now owns all such stock.
The Associa¬
tion
is
engaged in the savings and loan business in Los Angeles
County, Calif., with its principal office located at 301 South Hawthorne
Blvd., Hawthorne, Calif., which is in. the southwest portion of the
Los Angeles metropolitan area.
Co., Inc., Chicago, 111.—
"
3§C covering
shr.
BUSINESS—The
time
^
1957'
$1,986,767
1,059,248
2242.
p.
stockholders,
April
operate
in 45 states,
The
company's total
soti'th.
ann
licenses
shortly.
approximately $110,000,000.—V. 188,
a,re
1958
2,894,986
1,444,000
TRANSFER AGENT—Union Bank,. Los Angeles, Calif.
.;
acquired
stockholders.
now
them
subsidiaries
middlewest
the
by
of
'
.
..
corporation
Oct.
$8,320
-
Subsidiaries)—Earnings—
(&
4,312,767
-2,326,000
outstand._
common
per
PROCEEDS—These
1958.
open
whose
company
'
construction
$70,236,318 $60,089,359 $66,187,001 $64,479,391
taxes
REGISTRAR—California
Appliance
approximately
Burtelow
Mr.
offices
of
•*
firm's
the
1959
rev.__
inc.
shares
189,
selling
with
for
in
writing group which publicly offered 165,000 shares of
„this company's capital stock (par $1) at $11 per share.
Plan Co.,
a
Kansas
City,
Mo.,
finance
and
loan
approximately $1,000,000 in receivables.
The
eightyear-old company has a net worth of $150,000.
Appliance Company was
acquired by
the exchange
of
15,120
of
GCFC
in
190,
International Mining
The
ended
.
that the
announced
.
incorporated
was
significance.
inc.?taxes___
William
Appliance
company,
was
Intercontinental.—V.
shares,
sold
then
as -
•
J
profit
Earns,
—V.
installments in each of the years 1965 to 1974, and
junior subordinated notes due in installments in each
in
of
due
§1,000.000
the
for
Com.
by
in senior notes due in installments, payable in each of
1965 to 1974,
An additional $1,250,000 of these notes are
committed for and are to be taken not later than March 1,
1960.
At the same
time $1,500,000 of additional subordinated notes were
ol
before
Prov.
years
sold,
kales—total
Profit
B6.250.000
the
190, p. 2341.
Hawthorne
the-stock sales.
strides
Years End. Sept. 30—
Net
stock
to
the
parent
Corp., and by the sale to 15
three senior, subordinated, and
realized $2,000,000 from
company
with ship¬
compared with
particularly significant in
of the year and the
were
latter months of the year.:
Ilarshaw Chemical Co.
.
"
subordinated notes.
junior
$83,225,152
to
earnings
•
stantial loss in the final quarter of this year, its termination marks
common
Genefal Contract Finance
companies of a series of
company,
through
and
.;
,
,
work stoppage at the beginning
the major
'
■■
•••
of
come
"
'
products were up more than 20%
and mining
division. Here sales increased 40% over 1958; establishing an all-time
high for that division. In another major area, the industrial division,*
the sales increase exceeded average gains for the overall industry, thus
indica ting a growing share of the market for P&H products. The com¬
pany's "manufactured homes" subsidiary showed a sales increase of
24'.
The
six-week
a
of
Net
securities
last week.-
P&H
sales
steel strike during
,
Pointing
m
increases in
light of
business
Of
all
:
.
.
proceeds will be added to-the genera), funds
net
r
under Delaware lavj
on
Sept. 10, 1959. Its principal office is at 52 Broadway, New York,
N. Y. Orr Sept. 15,
1959- Intercontinental acquired all of the.* stock of
Towne House Motor Lodge, Ltd.
As of Dec. 7, the earnings received
from the operations of Towne House constitute the sele source of in¬
.
General{Contract Finance* Corp.—Sub. Worth Rises—
Co., St. LoUis-headquartered finance and 'loan
company has increased its net worth and capital funds by $4,500,000
to k total of
$23,719,000 through thfe sale of stock and senior, .sub¬
ordinated, and junior subordinated notes, if was announced Dec. 21 by
Walter E. Burtelow, Chairman of the Board of Directors.
cents) at $3 per share.
PROCEED3r?-The
the company.
4,774,916
Co., of New York City, on Dec. 7
133,000 shares of common stock (par
BUSINESS—Intercontinental
during the year ' amounting
$68,952,712. in 1958. V
of
Securities Investment
10
$15,321,506J
$1,614,241 $17,401,032
453,233
&,012,141
486,228/
ments
\
2711.
p.
$'1',48097
op.
mailed to stockholders
com-
agent
stock, $1 par value, of the corporation.—V. 190,
common
publicly' offered
5,197,498
Harnischfeger Corp.—Sales, Net Up—News—
Land Co., Ltd.—Transfer Agent Appointed—
Chase
The
the
$73,370,786
5.7,734,300
58,049,280
$6,811,739 $75,135,332
; Earnings" for the Milwaukee firm climbed from six cents to $3.07 per
share during the" 1959 fiscal year, according to the 75th annual report
The
Garden
ry.
opep. income.,—
190, p. 2449.
—V.
p.m.
....
from
rev.
ry.
n
ill exchange for 58,000 shares of class A Stock.: *;;%7./■;T-'T..
—G. Everett Parks &
~
Net
Offered
Intercontinental Motels, Ltd.—Common Stock
'
1959—il Mos.—1958 Fj
1959—Month—1958
5
•
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.—-Earnings—
ff-rship Oi class B shares will give Mr. Futterman (1) the right to
1V t\vo-1.hir,ds of the members of the Board of Directors; (2) to,
chive distributions of 60 cents per annum after the class A shares,
t
(5)
These receivers
enable
airport
radio receivers.
.
,
Administra-
air-torsurface
-1' :V
will be used in airport communications systems.
They
cotttfbol towers to maintain contact with pilots and it is
considered part
of the 'F. A. A.'s expanded instrumentation program for
1421,
airport installations.—V. 190, "P-
The
Navy on Dec. 26 awarded a $22.6
million contract to. the
company's Orlando )Fla.) Division for additional, production of-'Bullpup
The
of
the
Navy
missiles,
number
contract
does
of
not
•
.
missiles
cover
to
be
produced
launchers,
was-
transmitters
system.
officials
•
,
indicated:
not
or
other
The
compopents
.
said
all
missiles
to
be
produced
under
this contract
i'
•)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
6
thp
hQVP
-m
(6)
nre-nackaaed
liQUid motor, new warhead /and extended.unouncd
a.
tmprov.maate id the
original Bullpup dealgn.—'V? 190. p. 1939.
_
licly offered 99.933 shares
cents), at $3 per share.
PROCEEDS—The
BUSINESS—The
State- of
respectively
The
.>
the
of
1959.
28.
:
L
in
name
+The
time
sale- of,-
assembly and
;
Common stock
Notes
s
«10c par )_"—:
*600.000
payable
:kOf
such
v r
reserved
are
the
1956.
with
_
The
plant
payable at the
of $230
rate
month.—V. 190,
per
—V.
Extruders.
187.
This
*.
and
*
*
1959
1958
.
p.
Other
income
L_.
i
•
_1_
$1,821,278
4.385-
ot
goods soldi
administrative <fc general
it
1,536.212
124.018
69.551
2.251
$1,610,676
t
;
„
before
Provision
lor
Federal
income
Federal
income,
taxes.
320.544
taxes...
Net
income
Subject
to
189.
V-.i—
audit
and
year
other
sold
were
to
financing is planned
mated
net
orders
additional
materials
being
used
the
from
—standards and
'fit
was
SDrinirflpirf
■(tarnde
the
to
Middle
m
&
To
sale
•thJhSErfeJ,rYOrk;
shares,
transistorized
in
the
power
of
the
amend
its
the
outstanding
charter
to
Net
isnm'n
-
15,800
share.
j
RurseU
l.ooo
M
of
299.996
with
(or,
of
J.;,and
The
of
Tenco
Minute
the
Maid
Maid
stock
March
on
31.
in
be
1631.
a
SEC
shares
to
of
16100 000
a
It
stock
dividend
by
stock
of
Feb. 24,
-n?
thT compar)y 18
Marcli
P
Snc.T mfS'009
award^ T Pre"ldent'
offered
S
common
fr "a'n™
I960.—V.
190,
,n
a
^
employees
in
The
the
a
will be
1959
by
registration
supplied
Act
Montreal
expressway
Proceeds from
of
by
the
construction
principal
in
the
are
the sale
of
expects-to
future.
the
H.
is
the
Morgan,
of
expected
feet
square
of.
and
undertake
further
-
••"-u5So»- an"
on Dec. 29.
hulld
,
V
in
it
was
board
a
of.
of
72,000
new
19,000
about
share
and
will
of
^-
warren
these
debentures
will
/,
incorporated
was
mail
order
..
under Delaof
assets
National-
various
operates'
National
the
as
and
phases
Hess,
Inc.
mer-f
business
its
80'f -owned
one
Bellas
of
subsidiary;
its
and
subsidi¬
"company." Its executive offices
Mo.
are
../,V;
retail
a
wearing apparel, piece goods and household linens, except
departments which also carry some men's and boys'
feet
storage
of
supplies.
will
be
Almost
and
of-
effected
by either
facilities.—V, 188, p.
existing
the
well
as
all
located
at
West
stock.
an
The
Weis
receive
1963
/common
acquired
for
&
and
be
on
all
by
;
in-
lc
at
entitling
$7
common
and
per
the
per
warrant,
holder
-share.
shares: for
resell
may
a
the
effi¬
terms
its
on
Of
the
of
thereof
90-day
Bellas
to
shares
of
the
an
order
^2,300,000
1960. 'r
1,
-*
.
'
:
-'
subsidiary,
$62,520
due
XV..
-,
-
r
2,659,413 shs.
Includes
/
,
5,318,800
wholly-owned
Inc.
$2,000,000
Agreement
wholly,-
a.
notes
riesold.
Bellas
1958,
may
Inc.
at
.-V;\.'-t':'-:---d
194 .shares
*
Sept.. l,
outstanding
$3,000,000
to
up
borrowed
was
dated
Leilas Hess,
restricted
to
pursuant
shares
reserved
for
reserved
account
on
,
of
.
Hess
has
Inc,
named
,
Brothers
purchase
A:
&
in
the
Ira
set
lor
'/v.
—1.
16
Inc.__—_
8
Hirsch
8
Mullartey,
Co.^
Dempsey-Tegeler. &
&
Nicolaus
H.
Bateman,
5
H.
5
—V. 190, p.
^
—
Peet
&
Co.-i-——i--
Bichler & Co
Prov
Josey «)c Co.—--------Milburn, Cochran & Co., Inc.
before
for
■
Net
inc.
Pud
for
$3,769,000
The
-—V.
stock
Jan.
on
stock, and
<b)
'
1298. v.'t
p.
*
•
'
■
21
•
.
195(;
T
Stock—
,
.*
..
2,644,000
2,964,000
$^,506,000
$2,758,000
775,441
773/440
763.013
$2.75
$3.24
$2,136,000
outstanding at the end
dividends and'distributions..
stockholders
190,
.
$4.81/.
...
To Increase Common
ized common
.
2,240,000
shares-
on
-
4,376,000
783,298
share
V'
5,-22.000
"
v
com.
Earnings—j
1957
*44,065,000
4.046.000
outstancl—
per
"Based
taxes.
"
5,150.000
7,815,000
_-rr-„i^-
shrs.
"Earns.*
taxes
7
1958
$38,987,000 $42,996,000
^
inc.
profit
"Com.
1959
S54.716.000
Dominion
only
:
,
sales.
Profit
;—
I.
National-Standard Co. (& Subsidiary)—
Net
& Co;--—v-
1837,
Years End. Sept. 30—
-Property; Sale^ Approved—
O.
—
Inc.—
& Co.,
Stifel,
G4orge K. Laum
5
& Co
Wells & Co.
8
Co.6.5
Co.—---
Co.--.—-'--4-
6.5
*
:
Co..——--
&
whom
for
'
Coleman
other
'
of 'the
each
to
below; such of* the
fpxt|?
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co;, Inc.
; Boettcher
1959.
sell
to
underwriters,
pursuant to the Offering.to
■■■
Inc
Haupt
the
,
representatives, has severally agreed
subscribed
not
Higginson Corp._'_-
Blair & Co.
as
agreed
of
percentages
Hiiyden, Stone A: Co
'
cash
stock;
; •'
Co.,
&
acting
are
each
aha
respective
as
lias
company
below,
Co. are
Brothersf"&
Ct Allyn
Lee
paid
the shares outstanding as of record on Oct. 5,
on
Stern
.
under
the
Holding Company Act
Narragansett- Electric- Co.,
subsidiary, of
New
England.
System,
Boston
holding, company, - to , sell "to
Bristol -and
Gas Co. all of
Narragansett's gas properties in the towns of
$2,300,000,
certain-employees. 531.880
to
realty, since
holders of.common
The
of
of
reserved' for* Issuance
'
issued
May
a
Hess,
under which National
debentures, and
debentures offered
r
was
has
;
-11204,166
;V-; •/{?.;
':>/
unsecured
UNDERWRITERS—The
Stern
expir¬
to
due
Realty-Corp.,
total
1961,
Secu*
purchase a like
Standard
Securities
portion
>
? 1,041,300
>=
5,318,800
Revolving Credit
a
I,
5,000
underwriters
purchase
'
§
:
•
1884
1,
installment
Hess
^
"$2,800,000
1972__250.000
^y;
options granted
1959
or
SEC—
stockholders
Oct.
Outstanding-
dividends on
; its common stock in every year since .1943. except in 1952, when a stock
dividend of 8'r was declared in lieu of cash. On Sept. 18, 1959, a semi¬
annual dividend of 12*4 cents a share was declared] payable on Oct. 19,
to
several
products.;"; ;
of The National Bellas Hess Life Insurance Co.',
••Includes
-
warrants
"
.
FINANCING
1.9721.200.000
banks_!—<.
National
DIVIDENDS—National
with
,
SEC
the
conversion
plus $20,000
to
1,
time prior to the expiration date.
-stock
the
basis.
consumer
PRESENT
$3,000,000
——-
Feb.'1,
Bellas
by
expiring Sept.
any
covered
Standard
nothing
soft
TO
$1)—*''400,000 shs.
-
per^hare
retail
and
subsidiary. Includes $16,667 due within 12 months.
borrow
York, filed
1959 covering 120,000
for public sale
or
$0,875
of
receivables.
and
offered
headed
an
of
catalogs
due
notes
debs.-due
( par
guaranteed
under
New
underwriters will be entitled
shares "at
10.000
to
group
Co,
Street,
Dec, 28.
Is
commission
a
$1,000
on
stock
underwriting
Irving
purchase .warrants
February
of
by
26th
stock
f Obligation
-
122
sub.
conv.
owned
91-year-old
Corp.—Registers With
its
^Borrowings are unsecured and are at the prevailing prime rate qf
iV*'k above: and mature at various dates up to March 7, .1960. These
borrowings fluctuate. with the requirements for financing inventories
and
-
and
hard
EFFECT
—
borrowings from
purchase of
1864.
in
company
Authorized
promissory
'within ,12 months.
\
more
both
note due Feb.
begin
construction
of
GIVING
^Includes $200,000 annual
'
new
line
note due
^Obligation
improvement
as
the
by -the
part'comparable in quality and price.
broad
a
mtge. 5'7.
and
•
plant
area;
offered
most
bV+ty.
Common
directors
will
year,
square
yard
manufacturing capacity;
through the plant,
Narragansett Electric Co.
Electric
certain
subsidiaries
of
herein
to
CAPITALIZATION
will
/'>:■/■
a
feet of existing
::'-"vyv ;'v.
'
modernization
will
provide
;In addition, the
company
The
"-V'V.
-
The company has recently expanded its store operation to include a
membership discount department store located in Oklahoma City, Okla.,
SVz^l'
con¬
announced
square
work
of
common
authorizing
deben4
AGENTr—Chemical
Rico,
the
Short-term
organized in' March 1957 to
acquire'the stocks of three
corporations under common
control, operating five retail stores
engaged
in
the
business
of
selling sewing machines.
The company
through
these and four other
subsidiaries now operates a chain of
nine-"Morse
Sewing Centers," retail stores selling
sewing machines and vacuum
clearners.
The
company now has outstanding 245,000 common
shares
in
addition to certain indebtedness.
Of
the net proceeds of
its sale
of additional
stock, the company intends to
apply about $12O;000Tor
the opening of three
additional retail stores,
The company
anticipates
that it will
require in addition about $225,000 for
working capital to
operate these additional stores
during the/first year if
outside/financing
of
accounts
receivable
is
available
and
considerably more if such
outside financing of accounts
receivable is available and
considerably
more
If -such
outside
financing Js ^not available:
The
above
funds
and the balance of the proceeds, of about
$335,500 will be added initially
to working
capital and used in the main to reduce
•
the sale of
Hess. Inc.
Inc.
First
.
major $1,800,000
a
borrowings.
?
^ L-
*
these
■•■/'/]./
,,:;'
CONVERSION-
..v/:
of
\
following
take
to
participating. underwriters.
-
Eellas
acquire
-May 1,
First mtge.'-5%-
borrowings
V
/
Morgan
inventory
of
Jr.,
construction
expahsion
25,000 stock
the
32
Puerto
15-year
Metro¬
debentures
:>
operations
previously
•'
» *
listing of
the self-service
and
remodeling
expense.
number
;
the
;
''
Hess,
is for
corporation has here¬
debentures in Canada for
of
;
>55,200
Corp.
in
1
for
:
Commission.
Montreal
the
company will embark on
moderhization
program
for
1960,
on
underwriters
ing
redemption]
at
retail stores, including self-service store departments,
by the company. These include 11 in the United States,
and one in Haiti. The stores specialize in women's
chain of
vhich. offers
The
costs.
amount
registration statement with (he-SEC
for
Bellas
stores
amendment:
planning and
the
of
(O.)j based
increases
per
to
1970
-.,
to
Merchandise
crossing the Island of Montreal
it
and
corporation,
of
1932
referred
are
in
statement
Parliament
Metropolitan
City of Montreal)
33-mile
a
movement
$7
AND
1,
5V,. or
1, 1969.
applied
Exchange.
proceeds from
net
combined" operations
for
outstanding
which
storage
rities
2,
the
and to its directors residing
in
:Morse Electro Products
-at
the
general funds of the company and will,be available for
also operated
...
company Kaa
66 801(1 b-v
filed
corporation's functions
than
week.
rearrangement
S'ter
^
the
William
-
new
This
in
Oct,
retire
Oct.
on
Stpck
purpose.
wear.
:r>-
Engineering Co.—Expansion—
and
company's
and equtp-
of Minnesota,, on
ts of Minnesota only,
<Pa.r, MO) at $18
to
direction-
and
work,
the
time
Trust Co.-'
the
to
•and children's
15,442,793
Boston
created
was
Boulevard
last
Morse
-"nounced
0" "
$18,300,851
15,685,987-
covering $30,000,000 of sinking fund,
for public sale by a group of under¬
Corp.
The interest rate, public
offered
First
underwriting terms
connection
area;
Canada,
1959,
be
to
The
purposes
significant
bSen in comthe successor of
Minn.,
23,
$10,300,000
President
cient
of
from
is principally
'
Quebec,
successor
Alliance
The
option
or.
The company
is
-
stallations.
be
to
PAYING" AGEfiT
York
National
20
temporary bank loans incurred in con¬
th^ Boulevard construction and the balance will be applied,
other
sold
The
.
GM"<u'~Common Stock
& Co., Harold E. Wood &
,^2,^
company to its emplove«
by
repay
with
meeting
also
would
Ca^Gets Navy Order—
Mn
1985
the
Morgan
authorial n„m£r
the
$18,489,546
-
Dec.
on
due
expansion
It
the
at
whole
a
interest to the date of
beginning
has
company
American
1,013,869
to
this
as
ma'il order house .specializing in
wearing apparel and shoes. These lines are supplemented by piece goods,
household linens, small household appliances and other items. Various
types of insurance plans written by a wholly-owned life insurance sub¬
sidiary are also offered to mail order customers.
$2,858,056
/Boulevard
in
accrued
required
located in North Kansas City,
1959—11 Mos.—1958
1,005,255
west-east
tofore
is
through 47 wholly-owned
4,136,439
$2,803,559
as
used
>.
the
of
FUND—Annually,
the
law
aries
$14,154,277
3,702.628
119,085
corporation
nection
shares.
S13.590.138
S291.110
politan Boulevard,
primarily
are
com-
Hess Co.. Inc., a
New York corporation which had sold
chandise both by mail order and through a chain of retail stores.
"■
84.201
headed
The
its
Bellas
41.805,324
417,978
'
^
1959—Month—1958
;
corporation, ^of
Quebec
105^
BUSINESS—National
The
S254.112
r
2713.
p.
the
at
company
added
ware
/
SI.308,561
318.212
't
-
to
Inc.,"
A
^$1,098,807
.
redeemable
are
lot.
thereof together with
New
-
I960).— '
income...
oper.
190.
writers
Commerce
32
-
debentures
by
any corporate
853.990,179 $55,959,601
40.400.041
restricted
17,
than 30.days' notice,
PROCEEDS—The
be
in
■
3.536,853
Dec.
less
part
on
Bank
1959—11 Mos.—1958
$4,845,414
record
not
on
TRUSTEE,
,
1959—Month—1958
of
common
1.453.288
located,
at
'
be
coiVipany is presently offering to-
LISTING—The
pur¬
""
will
•
the
tures
in
space
for
$2,550,000
Fund
Nassau
Physicians, Guild,
No underwriting is involved.
York.
ing at the close of business
•
and listing on the
registration,! cash based
such
•"
'r
leases
and
the
throiigh' Oct.' 1,'
the option..'of thd
company, up. to 10rc, of the. principal amount .bf'debentures oUtstand**
Commission
absent
Minute
cash
shares
the
also
it
consideration
in
of
the
of
.
in
1983,
Through
stock
shares
managed by Standard
Roslyn Heights- is^
Steen of Hempstead'
of
R.
on Jans -5,- I960.- • Stem Brothers •& Go.- heads a*
which is underwriting the. offering.;"
•
'.
SINKING
expenses.
(other
5 °"ver ®'-. Newark
Vaw on March 20, 1957,
totr-trmcM'ra
publicly
shares
The
Exchange
offering price and
Off"^!l°Wood^Elw^raL
aadfj
Due. 21-
and
registration
price
N.
$3,000,000
•
amount
Stock
from ry. operS.
among
VTSVp
•
outstanding
Emerson
Reginald
r
Included
** ,u>ied for machinery
°'
Under the contracts
i
Linden,
Ontario.
included
income___
struction
on or about
Minitran Co
arm
Minllran Corp. „„
"M trucks
Co.
1
Minute
York
concentrates..
the
to be
are
S.
Dr.
members
REDEMPTION—The
RR.—Earnings-
debentures
loans
> "°CkW"!
received1
'
at
Ajax,
notes,
2343.
p.
equipment
manufartiit
design
partnership.
approximately
citrus
the
in. part
their intention
Montreal Metropolitan Corp.—-Files
Debenture Offer'g
S,toCk °«ered-Pleasant SeWaSk* N' J" on Dee' 29 Publicly ofeS
common stock 'Par one cent) at
i
Mlniieapoiis.Moline
-
in
3.293.470
oper.
ry.
The
purchase
bank
The
.components;
Sh«RdJq
•
all
of
expenseSi
rev.
with
development,
equipment, basic
supplies.
increase
production sir.ee its incer
tmn
.»
frozen
1.430.506
—v.
Je*"sey
to
•nd other
electronic part«and ernifnm^nt*™ °f minature transformers
been sold to
the military research
cotmPany'» products have
other
commercial and industriW
user^Th* !^.
"^^*' aircraft and
mercial
•
1959
■
desiKn and manufacture.
Jersey on May 10
1957
tTSjS
-
sells
and
principal amount thereof to and
including Sept.* 3.0, 1964, and at decreasing prices thereafter, together
with
accrued
interest to the date of redemption;
provided, however,"
that no such redemption, shall be made prior to Oct.
T, .1964 for thd
purpose of refunding the debentures',>fn-'-whole-'.or in part,, by "the appli>
cation, directly or indirectly, of borrowfed funds. The debentures are
redeemable through the operation of a
sinking fund, at the principal
stock to
to
Bristol's2678,;
p.
I960 at par, on the basis of $100" of' debentures
50 shares of common stock then held;, "rights
company
"
$1,721,616
shares
a
sold
the. New
on
SI,707.400
Ne.t
own
e,! resulting from the
KWthH
th£
common
•
$4,392,277
oper.
toward
increasing
in
them
revenue..
design,
test
company's products
market.—V. 190,- p.
OTent^ptecim: aTcount,'*19
gngage
to
are
in
industrial
of record
Paris and
lines.
-
time
Tenco. Inc.,
189,
each
group
'•{
indicated
Railway
Utilities, Inc.—Proposes Stock Splits—
N' Y" holding company, has filed a proposal with
$2 per share
■
distribution
Tenco
of
Railway oper.
CUritfeirCoCT'^°T,0M
•
and
period End. Nov. 30—,
of
fered
stock
by
oper.
redesign
p?2618
received
revenue__
190.
plant
I
stock.of
associate
stockholders
expire
to
registration; statement .with
- a.
stockholders have
2450..
immediately
'
tiled
common
oper.
ry.
The
JSued
of
1
stock
Stock
Monon
esti¬
$35,000).
fDOW has ,outstanding 8,050.000 common
two-for-°ne split in its stock in the form
to
for
r
-
propane
/-;T
of
Sales
the Fund
Ralph
Dr.
Chairman
residents of New
Jan.
producer of instant coffee.
directors is considering
5v
New
been oi its
Sales
influx
short-term
electronics
,and Plant
of the
J-
the
nriSS!? j8??™
.proposes
liquefied'
gas
■
operated
ol
market
No
«W°"iGr*°ne spUt 01 its outstanding common stockAct aiv!nf°S^
S 'SSUed an order under
Holding Company,
•hereon
Persons until Jan. 7. 1960, to request a hearing
d,
be
Net rev. from
ry. opers.
Net
a{
t
its
$460,000.
1959, the 'right to
purchase. $5,318;800 of' 5*/2% convertihle subordinated1
debentures due. Oct,;_l, 1984 and; to
:bear: inter est-; from
was. made
gas
and
are
mon
,•>./..
».*
outstanding
Tenco
to
and
subject
the
—V.
South
'
the
plant is located
190. p.
future.
of' the
(approximately
engaged
incorporated
commercial
by
retire
capital
precision
i!fmCOmpany S€-1S has
company
(7)
working
of
■
natural
price ..of
Sullivan.—V,
A.
Co., Inc.—Regis¬
Exchange Comimssion— >'.v
and
Investments of
holders—The
•
because
residents.
immediate
the
required
$43,700).
for
m«BJ?,?IN.ESS~T1!e sale
c°mpan>'
manufacture
and
The
a
Maid's
Railway
Railway
production
.approximately
presently
when
base
a
R.
National'Bellas Hess, Inc.—Rights Offering to Stock¬
in
ex¬
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—Earnings—
approximately $6,500t. 12) For
machinery, production test equipment and
production
tooling (approximately $6,000). (3) The construction
of
special quality control
inspection equipment (approximately $5,600>.
(4)
Salafies of additional engineers who will be
hired
to
develop
new
product
lines
(approximately $13,400). <5) Expansion of sales
promotion,^public relations and formal advertising.programs (approxi¬
mately S31,0001.
i6»
Increase
working capital, to finance the extra
tabor
and
of
Period End. Nov. 30—
approximately S147,g00, will be used for the
following pur¬
poses:
<4?^ For purchase of electronics test equipment for use in
the design of new
proprietary products ■
of
law
'
in September.
Tenco
York
upon
V.
outstand¬
closed
out-of-State
in
proceeds
not
were
at
purchase
one
maintains
were
for
by
of. all
at
•'
oversubscribed; books
shares
PROCEEDS—The
...
who
bonds
2459.
p.
underwriting. The. is-1
was
certain
1959
-
produces
board
of
stock,
Mid-Eastern Electronics, Inc.—Initial Stock Sold—This
company on Dec. 7 made an initial public
offering of
60.000 shares of its common
stock (par 10 cents) at a
price of S2.50 per share, without
sue
of
corporation
the
shares
Francisco
Minute
$106,798
■
adjustments, 437.500 shares
of
became
chase
104.239
$159,361
end
it
Brainerd
at
system
•
holders
for all
Maid
the
New-
ing.—V.
distribution
i
Tenco's
211.037
161,183
...
and
23,-1959,-covering -311,996-shares.of
former
purchase
San
Total
Income
the
also
4.913
S2.732.250
Interest*
regular
outstanding
I„
owned
Corporation.
Board
as
President.,
as
be
According to the prospec¬
submitting to stockholders
proposals to merge Minute Maid with some of its
wholly-owned sub¬
sidiaries including Tenco. Golden
Citrus
Juices Incorporated, Minute
Maid Groves
Corp. and Carney Groves, Inc.
' '
$1,821,713
2.605,981
expenses-'..
to
Certain
Minute
its
435
/.
$3,052,794
Selling,
Minn.,
47:_,.''-.V :r-;
Exchange.
«
tus,
Deductions—Cost
and
Poor's
.
St.'' Peter,
November
Orlando, Fla.,
offered
sell
-
S3.048.409
shall
under'Minnesota
organized
was
ac
beyond
consideration
Inc.—Earnings—
listed
Minute Maid Corp.—Files for
Exchange Offer—
to
Six Months Ended Oct. ?1—
indenture
Since the year .1948 the
company.hfes distributed
in. its territory - located
Maid.
Miami
the
customers
1525.
p.
and
"
be
«re
aggregate principal amount of
by
&
stock
common
warrants.
4.2interest
at
the
capital stock.
195.709 shs.
•
Hennepin Ave., Minneapolis, Minn.
air until
propane
the SEC-on Dec.
discounted
are
900.000 \
,
faV^'Vv/./'Vv'
:
on
620,000
;
R.
is
newly-Organized investment company of 1200 Stewart
Ave.,'
City, L. I., N. Y., 'filed a registration statement "with the
Dec.
23, ".'1959.
seeking
registration
of
200,000
shares
of
Garden
SEC
V
a\aihtble.'
•battel
two vehicles
which
at
This
•
''/r:'"
i-
$3,500,000
-
gas
distribution systems presently, served/ the.
company
or
acquired 22 prior to 1955 and acquired the propane air
plant and distribution system at Brainerd, Minn.,-in October
fOne of such notes in-the principal sum drf $12,500 discounted at 6%
interestWas due Dec. 16, 1959 wild is unsecured but guaranteed by; the
two-principal officers of the coiupaaay. The other notes secured
by
mortgages on
Outstanding
'..-"v
23
production
of
the
company
is
1750
at
Bristol.
stock
With Securities
ters
;
•
$15,000,000
is $18.
secured
principal office
constructed
$17,430
exercise of
for
Its
Of
x.
219,933
;
;
-+$17,43020.000 shares
number
may be
$15,000,000.
ecutive olfices
AuthorizedOutstanding
•
_
1934.
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
Authorized
bonds,
share
per
holders
indenture limits
to
BUSINESS—The
..
to
EFFECT
debenture
to
series, which
manufacture,
the
Krieger
GIVING
..
.
conversion price
-
.
CAPITALIZATION
-
...
PRESENT
TO
:
.
'The
and
Nassau Physicians Guild Investment
V*^-y.
EFFECT
mortgage /sinking
fund
due Nov. 1, 1977.____
issuable
purchase from them all of the
outstanding stock of Electric Systems, incv founded in April, 1955 tor
the purpose of leasing pommunications equipment and- developing elec¬
trical communication systems other than telephone and telegraph. The
company will acquire the stock oi Electric upon the completion of. tills
financing. The principal office and place of business of the company is
tfl DM Dean St.. Brooklyn. N. Y.
<
1
'
>
and
proceeds Will be used to reduce'" the company's
GIVING
300,000shs,
and Vice-President
was adopted on Sept.
Warren
total
a
outstanding
,
President
present
share, for
per
*6'«
conv. .sub, debs,
due Nov. 1. 1972
iOO.OOO
Short-term bank loans—
2.500.000
Comnvon stock ($10 par)/,---—1
'■
equipment. The company- has entered into an agreement
Beidler
Messrs.
.
First
corporate
general
tor
*
engaged
is
company
used
be
Krieger.
Its
company.
price of $17
•'
;
net
5"b 'e
V--/v'l/-V:
communication
with
Philip
Mr.
.•...T-
(par 10
incorporated under the laws of_ the
1950, through the efforts of Mr. Shep-
June 20.
on
and
"
CAPITALIZATION
was
company
York
New
Leitiler
pard
stock
common
the
at
outstanding bank loans.
--
on
"-■■V-"V;
•/;
■
of
will
proceeds
net
purposes.'
a
City,
of New York
Co.,
Minnesota
PROCEEDS—The
Com. Stock
Nov. 30 pub¬
Corp.
.Metropolitan Telecommunications
Offered—Lee
in
of $14,705.
V
,
.Monday, January 4, 1960
v.
.
of
each
year
$3.61
adjustefJ
^V/.;,- ./.;
will consider. OM.
,
,
•
increasing the author¬
amending the Incentive Stock Option;Plaif.
; V;V"';:
'"' ■■,
Continued on page
\
'.'-v
45
'
Number 5913
191
Volume
.
„
The-Commercial
.
and Financial Chronicle
(7)
V
Per
When
Holders
Share
Payable
of Rec.
\
dividends-
;
Name
announcements'are grouped in, two separate
PS,s jn ihe first we indicate all the dividends an*
meed during the current week. Then we follow with
'n ipcond table in which we show the payments previ3
slv announced, but which have not yet reached their
.Hpnd
payment date.
;
• -
.
Motorist Krance
American
Stock
1-
4
2-15
50c
12-21
2-15
•2-
6c
Transit
corp.
vV:.v.
i,:.-. %
to
12-23
Jan.
on
75c
+35c
Industries
(quar.).
Mfg. Co.
B-I-F
(initial)!
Bphlen
Be
1-
1-18
1-
56V4C
■
Stock
1-4
1-20
3-
1
4
30c
12-31
4c
2-23
2-
z/1-15
■2-
"20c,
z_
1
4
New
Nielsen
50C
1-
75c
1-
20c
12-3f
75c
2-
1.
$1.06
2-
1
$1.19
2-
1
1-
1-
2
$1
1-15
52c
11-30
1-11
Chase
Co'.,
Bag
Stock
Consolidated Royalties,
S.
Otis
12-22
32c
3
5Y
non-cumulative
tal
1-
2
—-
1-15
2
will
1-
1-18
1-4
(from
32c
1-
10 c
1-12
8
class
Gas
Service
pfd.
Feb.
9
Fairfax
Co.
1
Gas
$1.12 V2
:—!_
1-10
12-10
•
1-29
2ct
1-
!___
,
capital
gains)
Stores
Paper
Co.
Hememvay
2-
1
i,-
50c
2-
1
5Vi%
Boiler
Holt
Water
2-
1
American
8
50c
Hoover Ball
&
nubshman
5%
3-
1
(initial
Y.)
Inc.
70c
3-
1-
5%
Cable
Stock
1-15
1"
'
pfd.
:
62
(quar.)
A
V2c
Ltd.
Oil
.
U.
®
S.
Utah
1-2
1-15
2-
12 Vac
.
1^
1-29
Jersey
5%
2-15
1-22
30c
*,_•
(quar.)—_-
12-30
12-23
_
____
Farm Baking Co., 4%
Center
9C1
.
12-30
1-14
pfd.
(quar.)__
;
2
12-28
Knudsen
Creamery
Stock -dividend
20C
(extra:
5%
____
Haiirentlde
Acceptance Ltd., class A (quar.)
A
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)— II— III" II IIII
0
^."preferred
eds &
c
preferred
A
B
preferred
t5
,
1-15
4-30
15c
1-25
1-10
31V4C-
1-25
1-10
31V4C
1-25
1-10
40c
3-15
.Inc.
1 Candy
(quar.)
-
(quar.)-1.
(quar.)__
4-15
.
—0nK .Island
2-15
65c
(quar. )^—_
split)
(quar.)—
II »- >-• O O
12-31
2-17
$1.25
(s-a)Z____„.
Lighting
12-31
v
1-29
$1.25
lOc
32
»-»
I
1-18
2-1
12-31
1-
1-
6
8
from
1-
5
1-
12-11
.
5
3-
1
4|V4c
of
Natural
preferred
12-11
1
2-
Y
1-21
12-21
12-31
1-15
1-15
12-31
6
12-23
15c
»
1-
25c
.
,
'
«
1-20 ;
1-20
z- 1
,
$1.25
2-
1
$1.12%
3-
1
2-19
7
12-28
20c
1-
27 c
2-
25C
Gas
Co.,
5
1-15
Stamping
1-
8
$4.50
1-20
1-
5
Anderson
5
Anglo-Huronian. 'Ltd.
1-15
1-
Electric Corp.;
Class B
1-20
1-11
Class
1-
8
1-
8
12-18
1-15
Angio-Lautaro
12-29
12-18
12-31
12-31
C
1-15
Stock
Exploration,
Chemical
$2.40
2nd
B
Arizona
Fertilizer
12-21
Arizona
Flour
12-18
Arkansas
Louisiana
12-31
12-19
Arkansas
Western
?56'/4C
2-
1
1-15
Armour
25c
2-
1
1-15
.Stock
1-12
12-22
—
V
1-29
1-15
1-
5c
12-31
Co.
&
div.
Arnold
4
Aro
12-18
Constable
Equipment
Arrow-Hart
'•
25c
2-
1
1-12
30c
pfd. (quar.)
12-31
12-21
_12-31
12-21
Artesian
Gas
1-
4
Artloom
12-10
•/ £50c
1-
1
4
12-31
Corp.
1-
12c
12-
2
25c
1-
8
A
2-10
2-26
1-
8
25c
12-29
12-29
15c
1-26
1-12
71ic
1-15
12-31
)—__
12-24
1-
1
Stock
12-28
Corp.,
$5 preferred
Co.,
1-11
2-
1
1
1
25c
*
Co.—
Class
12-24
1-29
1-15
1-
$1.11
15c
(quar.)—____—
2-
l
1-26
.
Vending Corp. (stock dividend)
ACF-Wrigley Stores (quar.>__—
Aberdeen Petroleuih Corp., class A—_______
Addressosraph-Multlgraph
Corp.
(quar:)___
per
Wfien
Payable
Share
1-19
10c
—
Liquidating
V"
.u
brings
thus
share.
10c
from
(from
(L.
4V»%
to
M I
Ltd.
inc.)
12-17
Badger
1-20
Mines,
Common-
Air'
Air
Control
Lt,,
!___*
Products
Products,
Inc. • (quar.)_______^
'.
7-15
I2K2C
2-
1-T5
5c
.
1
1-14
12-31
Y.
4
1!
4
3-
1
1-
8
12-
2-
1
12-31
25c
(s-a)J
;
12-11
4%
4%
.
4%
"•v,'
25c
v
1-29
4
1-28
$4.50
'3-
(s-a)
(initial)
.
1-
4
1
.2-19
27%C
1-15
12-27
/ $1
Ry.
com.
2-1
1-
7
2-
1
1-
7
$1.08%
2-
1
1-
7
$1.08%
2-
1
1-
7
$1.18%
2-
1
1-
7
93 %c
'
/
(quar.)
(.stock
2-
1
1-
5
1-
8
12-23
1-
8
12-23
z_6_t
,
(stock
v.
dividend)
3%
dividend)___
3%
(quar.)/z
(Tulsa)
~
25c
1-15..
1-15
$25c
net
investment
security
S.
&
&
2-
1
1-
4
2-
1
1-
%
2-
30c
1
1-20
2-20
12 %C
i__
income
plus
1-29
90c
profits
-
Co.)
common
,$1
3'0c
(quar.)
(quar. )_i_
1947
series
Wilcox
1-
,
6
1-30
(increased' qUar.)
1-15
1-30
$1.12%
(quar.)
11-30
1-30
$1.12%
•'
(qua-r.)!-_.—------—-—«
Welt/Co.
Piano,
20c
'J1
.
11-
1-20
•
9
9
1-20
12-23
12-23
Corp.
preferred
T
preferred
...
—
Baltimore Traifsit
(quar.}
4
12-23
1-
4
12-23
2-25
1-30
1-
1-15
12-31
35c
1-28
1-14
1-29
8
.-_
8-19
3-21
2-19
6-20
$1
.___
5-20
9-19
$1
:
2-19
6-20
$1
—
3-21
37 %c
37 %c
Z
:_
(quar.)—
(quar.)
1-
10c
:
■
37 Vic
(quar.)__
(quar.)
preferred
50c
"
■
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
12-10
'12-24
$1.50
(quar.)
common
5
6
15c
(quar.)
■
(quar.)
1-
1-
:
:
:
6%
Stores
30c
50c
___
(quar.)_.—!___
Hardware
Rubber
Common
6-30,
—!
(quar.)
1-15
i3c
2
65C
(quar.)
Bakei& Oil, Tools
12-22
—x
common
;____
"
Electronics—
Paint &
Baldwiii
$3c
12-
$1.02 %
Common
Agnico
'
1-14
50c
12-14
12-30
Baldwin
.
12-15
5
Co.—«
Ry.
Line
&
'Cprp.'
Backstay
$31.501 per
investment
12-31
12-15/:
1-
5%
Baltimore & Ohio RR.,
net
1-31
5%
Ltd.—
Fe
new
B.
preferred
Babcock
4
1-15
6c
12-22
12r31
1
1-15
'
10%
20c
of Rec.
9
12-22
1-15
1-21
2-
5%
<
z
(quar.)
preferred
totalhliquidating
far
dividend)
preferred
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
$1.50
$1
43 %C
(quar.)—
Air
Insurance
from
Ho2ders
4
12-22
30c
common
Science
4V2%
°
Fund
B
Steels,
Ayres
T
—^
distribution
Affiliated
:.
1-
1-
1-15
'
"
Austin, Nichols & Co.—
$i:20 conv. prior pfd. (quar.)
Avoc
Corp.
(increased-quar.)
1-15
1-15
5c
37V2C
9
2-
12-31
$25c
1-15
1-
12-21,,
3-24
r-15
^
(quar.)
preferred
Life
B
ABC
—
—
z
Refining Co.-1-
Atlas
Axe
preceding table. '.
: "
'..^^
Name'of Company
Aetna-Standard Engineering- Go,—
(quar.)
12-31
''
5
60c
2nd
preferred (quar.)
preferred (qqpr.)__
Atlas
7
0
(quar.)
1-
25c
(quar.)
Atlas Credit Corp., common
12-24
1-1
1-
2%
4 I
12-21
1-15
~4%
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
3.75%
12-24
1-15
share held)
Santa
Electric,
preferred
4.75%
Below we give the dividends announced in previous
.Weeks and not yet paid: The list does not include divi¬
dends announced-this week, these being given in the
This
4%
Atlantic
1-11
.1-
$1.25
(quar.)
Wright Line, Inc., class B
1
15c
(quar.)—__
—r
Electric
l-'ll
$1.25
7
common
5c
County
12-24
1
2
5
12-
1-20
2%%
Charlotte
City
4.10%
*
(stock dividend)—
preferred
2
a-
"2-
.
$1.15
1
,
1-
$1.06%
11-
4
30c
•
&
4.35%
'Y_)i
$1.25
(quar.)
pfd. '(quar.)—
1-
2%
dividend—
Atlanta
12-22
1-11
25c
(quar.)_
1-15
1-15
')
International
of
Industries,
Investment
1-20
-
Products Corp.—
Atlantic
>
'+$3
pref.. (accum:)-/
Mining Co.
12 %c
dividend)
non-cumulative
Athey
Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
4.44%
5%
12-24
1-20
stk.
Extra
4% '
1-20.
1
(interim)
Atchison-Topeka &
Common
(quar.)
of/the
1
1
(stock, dividend)
Electric
Ordinary
4.35%
Tool
Worcester
*
6
3-
2-
25c
(stock
(stock
2
2-
(stock dividend)
pfd.
4 "
1-
12-31
1-15
?60c
(quar.)
7%
1-
1-15
20%
Products
Associated
1-15
...
8 '
$62 %C
—
z—
Industries
Associates
1—
1-20
5c
—.—
Hegeman Electric Co.
Corp.
Assembly
12-10
1-15
,$1.12 V2'
(quar.)
1
12-
t25c
(quar.)
share
Corp.
Water,
Arundel
:$1.12 V2
1-20
2-
dividend
Stock
Vs
1
split)
(stock dividend)^
!
(quar.)
(l/40th
12-31
5
5c
(2-for-l
12-15
2-
(quar.)
Gas
.
12-31
7
1-20
25c
Chemical——
&
Mills
1
1-
62 %c
—_
(quar.)
Packers Ltd. for each
1-15
15c
12
2-
1-
(quar.)
preference A
12-28
12-28
5c
+
iquar.")
—
common
presence
12-28
4
20c
Ltd
com.
——
4
5
1-
+70c
(quar.)
Corp.,' Ltd.,
Argus
i-'
4
Ltd.—
Corp
Arts
12-23
4
1-
'3 %
Mills,
Paper
America,
Applied
1-
*
1
Ltd.—
(quar.)_
of
Co.
2
-L
1-20
70c
Development,
Trap
1-
$1.50
2-
+50c
1-
1-
2-15
$25c
?!
preferred
Ansul
12-22
8
6-24
.'
5% preferred (quar.)
!
Ah ken Chemical Sir Film—_——
1-29
X1"
12-21
7-1
2 %c
A
.
4
4
lc
&
1-
1-
'
dlass
dividend
2.80
♦
12-10
1-15
$2.25
Animal
12-24
1-29
4%
$2.25
(s-a)
Pulp
3-17
12-11
1-
82 %c
(quar.)
Common
12-14
2-15
|1- 2
62 J/2 C
class
•
Z
12-15
4
1-11
80c
.
1
1-15
4-
40%
7c
1-15
(quar.)_
Construction &
12-15
,_
8c
Royalty Oil Corp
Cooler,
4
:—
Anglo-Canadian
12-17
5c
(quar.)
Engineering'& Foundry (special
1-
,
1-15
1-15
class B
Nitrate,
Anglo-American
12-18
California—;.
of
1
1
divd.)
(q\Iar.)
preferred
1-11
12-30
:
shares
2-
2-
15c
(stock
Products (stock dividend)
5
1-11
(s-ai—:
pfd.
4
65c
Co.
2-
15C
4%%
1-
12-21
50c
Telephone & Telegraph Co. "(quar.)
1-29
—
:
1
37 Vac
Pipe & Construction
American
1-25
—
conv.
:
(quar.)
com.
iquar.)—
$1.50
'
gains)
.
Anglo-Newfoundland
;
(quar.)
Amer.
Co.
capital
'.
Aihoskeag Co., $4.50 preferred
:
'
(quar.)
disbursements
Telegraph-
(io-for-l
Co.
<
(qnarJIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIII
?•' c<M^ertible preferred'
loblaw,
4-15
'
Co,
1-
:40c
■
'
,1-30
425c
common
(quar;)-
LlciTelephone &
common
(quar.)
T
1-15
1-30
4-30
+25c
'
eslie Salt
5%'
4
U5C
..
(quar,
Northrup Co.,
lb preferred
5
1-
2-16
.
U5c
Class
■5%
12-31
1-12
12-31
10c
Optical Co.
(quar.)
Photocopy Equipment—
Increased quarterly
I*.
12-15
1-15
1-
$1
1V2C'
12-31
1-10
32V2C
J.)
American
.
(initial-quar.)__
4
1-
1-10
Insurance—
American Vitrified
lie
(extra
Wisconsin Southern Gas
1-22
2-15
'30C
(quar.)
21c
Fire
quar.)
2
$1.25
.
Extra
5
■
-Johnny-on-the-Spob
8
$1.08
Corp.. Ltd.—
Watson-Standard
1-15
3%
Mutual
6%
and
National
5c
Washington Gas Light,/$4.25
$4..60 preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quajx)—.
1-15
-.1-20
5c
._
1-18
'
15c
>:
N.
41/2% pfd.*. (quar.)
(increased-quar.)_;
2
split)
dividend
Warren
1-15
1
12-15
Fund—
1-
*.
12-30
$1.25
(quar.),
(Bridgeport)
inc.
from
30c
12-21
1
1-15
1- 5
v;
25c
Climax,
1-
Z,-
(quar.)
—
Clay Mines
6%
1
1-29
15c
—
(quar.)
8
2-
2-
30c
1-25
Z
$1.25
1-15
?__
(Subject to approval
Calif. Corporations Commissioner).
United
1-
1
8
97 Vic
3%
,—
Finance
preferred
Union
8
; 1-15
+15C
*_
.
quar.)
class
$1.25
4%
(quar.)
:
1-15
$2.50
.
(Baltimore)
preferred
.
Unilever,
2-15
2-
1334C
dividend
Tmestf0rs Mortgage
1-
1-20
$5
s-a)
pfd.
Co
Temper Corp.,
United
\ 50c
8
1-
American
(quar.)
(quar.)
Guarantee
4 v2 %
Insur-
&
1
1-15
1-
12-11
Foundry—
Molasses
American
common
(2-for-l. stock
Inc.
Bed
Extra
12-26
12-31
2-
1-15
4
50c
(Newark,
Year-end
2-15
1
1-22
4%
,
_____
.Interstate Department-Stores
Investors
1-29
40c
Corp., 6%
Westmoreland Coal
,
12-31
20c
H.),
preferred
Stock
iquar.)
prior
(initial
Factors,
12-29
5
di¬
a
:
Texas Instruments, Inc., 4%
2-15
$1.30
^
Huntington Hall
Hydra-Power Corp.
5
2-
Mfg
divi¬
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bearing—
common
u
1-
6c
*_
(quar.)
pfd.
Universal
Power
&
Mutual
"(Increased
2-15
64!/2C
1-
12-31
Paper Mills, Ltd.—
Metal
8
5%
preferred
$5
Equipment
1-15
1
3-
$1.25
Inspection
preferred
Co.,
American
1-
20c
Ltd., 4'^%
8;
62 V2C
,
.
>___
,
preferred
Renfrew, Ltd.
Holyoke
Ull>
87'/2C
Spring
Superior
Co.—
5%
1
1-11
5%
Railway
True
:
convertible
2-
12 Vic
Fuel Co.
1-15
62'aC
(quar.)
Rercules Power,
Hightstown Rug
1
1-
Pak
Traders
—1 _—Z1
Furniture
2-
1-22
Extra
ance
:v1-11
1
1-22
(quar.)
(William
60c
1-15
.
1
40c
Manufacturing, new com. (initial)
''American-Marietta Co., com. (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.
_%
25c
Stewart-Warner Corp. (2-for-l stock split) —
Stubnitz-Greene Corp., common
(quar.)_
12-31
1
12-15
1
1-26
:
American
American
(quar.)
Standard
8
22 Vac
—
preferred (quar.)—"
General Telephone Co. of
Kentucky—5% preferred
(quar.)
:
5.16% preferred (quar.)
5.20% preferred (quar.)
Great
American
Publications
(stock
Hartford Steam
Z-1-11
American
:
Company,
Title
.
;_•!
2-
2-
25c
TLCo.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
12-17
(annual)
Southern
1-15
1
1-29.
12 Vac
(quar*.)
dend-).
2-
24c
12-18
5
2-
(quar.)—
common
preferred
12-17
dividend)—
'
f
93 3 4 c
—
$2.50
_~L
2-
Co.,
Machine
12-29
(Boston)
Sheraton-Gibson
Chemical—r
(from
4
1-
37 Vic
common
10c
Corp. (Ga.)
Sebewaing Brewing. Co
1-15
10c
.preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. or Indiana—
_
5%
3.90%>
-
Light,
Fund
Roher
1-15
1
(increased)—
Investors-
C 0.
12-24
12-22
(quar.)
2-
——
Gas
1
American
12-29
(quar.)
(N.
2-
1-
1-15
•
r.
American
common
dividend
dividend
Owl
Rising
12-31
1-15
+$1
Gabriel Co., 5% preferred
(quar.)_
General Telephone Co. of California—
Greeley
1-
12-31
1
Corp.-
Red
50c
12-18
30c
Y
(quar.)
Felt,
$2.50
finitial)—
33i%. preferred (quar.)—.
,
12-24
5c
011
the
Standard
S2 preferred
12-18
5c
(quar.)
split
12-21
(quar. )__—:—
,f
(quar.)__
depositary receipts iquar.)
Each ADR is. equivalent to five shares
Ordinary Israeli stock.,
,12-24
j[
"(stock
Realty Eqiftties
12-18
(quar.%
8
40c
.(quar.)
American
.
,
(quar.)
&
3-18
2-1
Lines
Israeli
1
Quiricy Market Cold Storage & Warehouse—
Quarterly
___!.
Sea
participating preferred
1-
20c
(annual):.—
common
10c
8
12-31
5
12-18
$1.06%
^__
Corp.
Corp.,
American
12-15
1
(s-a)
A
Company,
Prudential
12-28
12-29
5
8
40c
Ice
*
on
to
8
75c
2-
2-
2-29
1-
2IV2C
cbirh
iquar.)
Insurance
1
25c
(annual),
Finance
Portland
4
$1.50
1
Co.,
Radio
&
Extra
1-
quar.)__!_
vote
1-
1-31
Hair
American
1-
:
prior
1-
1
Co.
&
3-18
25C
(quar.)_
Rubber
American
»1-
12-31
1-29
2-
-%0c
(quar.)„*
'
Fundamental
4-1
25c
preferred
(quar. 1.
Porter-Cable Machine (quar.)
capi¬
2 VaC
Ekeo Products Co., common
'Food Machinery
1-15
40c
$3.50
12-23
1-15
$5
,—
Fund
preferred
Corp.
40c
(s-a)
Stock
Eastern Bakeries, Ltd.—
First Research
1-25
$r.o6
(initial)
proposal
Arms
B
Pioneer
1-5
30c
.—
Transportation Cot
preferred
1-6;
25C
(increased
Philadelphia
12-16
1-20
1-
15c
—
preferred
Financial Federation
1-15
1
8
(quar.)
Corp., class A-
Ritter
4%%
1
22-
!
(quar.)
+56c
Extra
'_
Dairies,
Class
12-31
$3
.
.
'Drug Fair-Community Drug Co., cl. A (quar.)
Ducommon Metals Supply (extra )_
'
fr°
B
25c
Petrolane
12-18
$1.13
iquarZi
—
C.
2-
25c
A
1
1%
Filter
Export
American
.
6
two-for-one basis.-
a
Pittston
gains)
6%
1-
:
Elevator
Penn
11-17
15c
Dividend Shares, Inc.-
Eagle Stores,
12-28
1-12
Co.—
Growth. Stock
E. T. & W. N.
12-28
i-ii,
15c
B
Stock
Diversified
i-ii
lOcv
class
$2^c
3-
Greetings Corp., class A and class
(stock dividend payable in class A shs.)
American
1-14
12-30
$2
Dean & Company
Detroit & Mackinac Ry.
Co.,
1
American
$1.25
*.
on
Inc.—
Company (quar.)
iquar.)—__'
American
12-22
25c
J
12-11
4-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
American Distilling Co. (quar.)
$1
•
12-22
3-10
Ltd.—
$1.25
1- 5
(>,
50c
a:
Plastics
rectors'
•
._
Cement
12-22
$1.12
(quar.)
Overbrook
12-30
1-25
2-
7c
32c
Participating preferred
De Vilbiss
American
12-31
1-20
933,4c
(quar.)
Cable
12-21
1-15
30c
(quar.)
dividend _'
Book
4
$10
:•
1-22
75c
.<quar.)__
common
Air
'1-f 4
^
^
«
B
Stockholders
invest¬
(quar.)_
Continental Gin Co., 4%%
preferred
Crestshire Corp.
(annual)——*
1-
12-24
15e
5
25c
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Engineering
National
12-22
Ltd
A.,
'"'*"1-
1-11
1-.15
split)
(quar.)
preferred
Biltrite
15c
(quar.)
Olin Oil & Gas, 6%
Oppenheimer
Fund
1-15.
1-.4
(reduced s-a)_
Fields,
1
1-4
0
Oil
Consolidated
Co.
T-15
1-22
4
(quar.)
com.
12-17
■
2t
:___
15c
Canada.
American
1-15
1
1-15
c
2-for-l
a
5
1-
4
,
12-31
—
(from,
Fund
Community Hotel (Pa.)
"
2-
1-18
.income)
ment
15%
■
f
15c
(special)
(quar.)___
,
Coal
2-
1-
25%
5)_
1-15
12-15
fa'
distribution)
capital gains
Commonwealth
Light
Cloth
C.)
2-
17c
1
12-28
"1%, ,V,
(quar.)_
Warehouse
Extra
1-14.
20c
(Del.)
dividend)
;___
Extra
of
American
1-15
1
(subject
Jan.
Ltd
(quar.)
preferred
10c
Northwest
12-15
1-30
$1.25
A (quar.)___
Investment
Co.'
Commonwealth
12-31
5c
common
Mills
Extra
1-11
2%
1st preferred
$5
1
45c
—--
58c
1
•
■.
B
on
Oil,
common
America,
American
(6c
37!/2C
preferred (quar.)
*;
Campbell Soup Co. (quar.)
.I."
Carwin Company
(quar.)——
Centlivre Brewing (sto'ck dividend)
SI.50
Gas -&
2-
46V2C
(quar.)__:
Plastics Corp.
(quar.)^
Class
2-
5%
js
414%
12-30
of
Corp.,
Stock
class
approve
preferred
2nd
&
approval
1-15
$1.37%
(quar.)
(year-end)
Co.
1st
4%%
56»/4C
A
'
50c
Corp.—
preferred
4%
A
class
on
Corp.,
Co.
Aluminum
preferred
Class
Old
California Western Gas Co.—
Common (stock dividend)
Aluminum
of Rec.
Co.-—
.
Consolidated
Chemical
$3.75
(quar.)__
(quar.)__-
5
12-21
1-1
12-15
:j:$2.50
(quar.
'
12-28
..
Stores
2
1-
$5.50. pfd,
stockholders
Pacific
(Stockholders
i__!
Wire
Northwest
11-17
25C
37Vac.
Products
Allied
preferred (quar.)
iquar.)__
.Tl_.
preferred
Northern
12-21
1-
Allied
1-20
68c
preferred
8
50c
prior pfd. (quar.)
6%
,
.
1-20
1-29
Pittsburgh 'Telephone
(quar.)
Ohio Telephone, common (quar.)_
5%
1-8
1-' 8
'
Co.,
4 V4 %
12-22
t
1-29
12-31
(stock
4V2%
12-28
.
35c
$1.25
-yi
Extra
12-21
8,
Allied
Northern
12-21
1
i-
$2\
1-12
1
1-15
"""
American
North
.
2-11
.1-30
;
Mfg.
Storge
(A.
North
2%%
$1.66y4
.-
;
York
.
Buzzards Bay Gas Co.,
Bedford
New
stockhldrs. approval Jan. 12)
Instrument (stock dividend)
Belt Railroad Stockyards, common (quar.)__
6% preferred
(quar.)
——«.
—
Benjamin Franklin Hotel (reduced s-a)
Boss Manufacturing
(resumed)-;——
Boston Edison Co., common
(quar.)
:_
4.25%
preferred (quar.)
_'.
:
4.78%
preferred (quar.)
_——-Bourbon Stock Yardc
(quar.)-v-i.
Burger Brewing (extra)—^
—
'
British Motor Corp., Ltd.. American shares
Burgess Vibrocrafters, Inc.
(s-a)
6V'2%
pfd.
1
Bedford
1-15
&
Consolidated
Special
dividend
to
Alberta
3-for-l
a
(quar.)
preferred
New
Subject to
Stock
1-
proposal
on
of
4V2%"
:
Extra
1-20
Corp.,
.12-31
held)
Electric,
Finance
Nebraska
Gas
1-15
5
Holders
Payable
■
American
Chemical
6Va%
Howell Co. .(stock dividend)
(Three-quarters share of common (no.par)
for each share common
($5 par) held.
Fractional shares will not be distributed.
Belock
share
preferred
National
&
1-15
share
(one
each
Fund
National
-17
1
dividend
Nassau
1-20
...
'!•'■' 1-15
1
When
Share
-
Youngstown RR.
&
1-25
Refrigerating & Storage Ltd.—
4.64%
12-21
55c
2-.
Alabama
Amerace
Narragansett
12-21
12-31
30c
shares
common
Canton
,l!2c
director's
a
Company
-W-6c
(monthly)
on
0}
.Albemarle Paper Mfg.—
.
for
A
.
2-19
1-
1-15
5
$2.50
z,—
•
.
1-15
$3
Metal Products—
AvPnaton
Corp.
(annual)--—
»
Aro Equipment
Corp., 4%:%, P*4. (quar.)„
Atkinson Finance Corp
common....
5%
1st preferred
Atomic Development
Mutual Fund
Austin, Nichols &.Co.—
$1.20 convertible prior preferred' (quar.)_
Arcadia
'
12-19
2V2C
Ltd. (quar.
imperial Co
Anthes
12-31
!
(quar.)
26
split the
Montreal
.
convertible preferred A (quar.)_______>
12-21
2»'..l
Auto Equipment Co.—
! "
(Stockholders will vote at a special meet¬
basis)
Amprican
1-15
.^20c
Monroe
1
1-22
12-31
Akron,
*t22.,/ac
&
ing
Co. (Chicago)
Par
Name
7
Quarterly.
Rhoads, Inc., ^J/4% pfd. (quar.)
Mississippi Valley Public. Service—
Common (quarterly)
5%
preferred (quar.j"____
•
Moirs, Ltd., 6% 1st preference (s-a)_!'_
t
1-
Co., Ltd.—
tinitia 1-qua
com.
1-22
'50%'
Extruders
Laboratories
Miller
100%
•
dividend
Miami
Miles
of Rec.
2%
.
quarterly
Mayerr(Oscar) & Co.,new
Holders
I6V4C
class A (quar.)
dividend
Stock
Share
4
Art Metal Co.,
American
When
Payable
,:Per
of Company
Xante-
of Company
Macco Corp. (stock dividend)
Maritime Telegraph & Telephone
Increased
7
9-19
8-19
25c
1-22
1-11
5-20
,
"1
8
VThe Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(8)
.
.
Monday, January 4, 196(5
.
i
Company
Name of
»
15c
preferred (qua)'.) ___
preferred (quar. i._a____
& Mortgage Guarantee Co.
4"' 4%
7 %
Eankers Trust Co.
„
Class
4%
Beam
Beaux-Arts
Extra
.
Class
Central Aguirre Sugar
Securites Coip.
2-2
12-15
12-15
2-
1-
1-
4
1-
"
3-
12-22
3
12-22
2-
Central
3
A
Stock
12-28
Cerro
12-28
Certain-teed
4-
3-10
1
t25c
4-
1
4-1
3-10
9
10-16
SO 29
1-
2-
*1712c
pfd. (quar. >
15c
common...
1
•
20c
1
3-
2-
50c
2-
&
dividend
2-
1
1
4%%
1%
initial
t
&
Eloch
Bros.
6%
Tobacco, common
Bostitch,
Inc., class
dividend!.
Stock
Boston
Herald
Bowl-Mor
Bradley
<•-.
.
/ 12-16
7%
1-
4
Cleveland
1-
4
1- 4
Stock
2-15
1-14
12-31
75c
3-31
3-19
Tank
Common
12%.C
ZZZIZZ"Z
dividendP~
2%
1-15
7%c
■
■
<quar.t
Combustion
'Commercial
1-
4
4
rf 30c
3-
1
3-
42'
T-'
1-
25c
93?4C
2-16
12-15
4
British Columbia
1-15
1-
112 %c
2-
fZ_—~Z~
J 35c
1-15
12-21
/extra)
760c
'1-15
tquar.»ZZZ"~~~
(1956
Canada
preferred
*
" 1 ••;
tSl.09
T.
:26c
P'o»kr!ynn?rninnVGas'(increased
donZ~~initial c~ua~r;
Co.
'
:
Shoe
Co.
Buckeye Corp.,
t
/•60c convertible
series
Bulova
preferred
1%
*~~
tquar.;
Co,
«quar.)
Eutler
Mfg..
(quar,)
e
6%
5.10%
preferred
1
1-
4
$2.20
4
Connecticut
12-22
1
s
5%
8
Consolidated
7-
8
Edison
A
Canada
Z
»s-a)_
20p
7-29
cssss
.
b%.
Paper,
-
*2-11
12-28
Consumers
Power
1-
4
$4.16
1-
8
$4.50
1
1-
3
$4.52
12-15
v.
il-15
preferred
,
Canadian Pacific
<quar )
1-15
Class
'12-14
2-
1
1-20
12-31
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
2-15
2-
1-
1
2-
•1-
1
2-
1
2-
1
1-
1
1-
4
1-26
'
H
Cott
12-3C
12-23
25c
'
1-27
1-12
25c
12-28
1-
Cowest
•
Craig
4
12-
Class
12-10
4-
1
3-
—
~?87%C
4-
1
3-
1
1
1-15
X9.2
4
130c
"1Iar )
'20c
on <«hal,_
—
.
1-15
12-31
1-
12-16
120c;
1-29
■
use
1-
2-
4
25c
1-13
12-23
s:
2-
3 7%c
;
1-
1.2-31
1-15
12-31
25c
1-
1-15
1-15
12-18
6c
2-1
1-
52c
lt20
•
1-
1-11
25c
(guar,)
25c
_
(quar.;
Ltd.—
4-
525c
y
1-
Pilot
Plants
(quar.)_.
-
4
32-15
2-
1
1
'
;
1-15
4-22
1-
3-22
32-18
4
3-22
12-22-
1-15
B
3 2-15
40c
3-
1
2-15
$1.18:%
3-
1
-2-15
5%
1-20
32-31
30c
2-
1
1-11
60c
1-30
1-16
112V2C
1-30
32-31
87l-c
3-10
I2V2C
1-15
——
;
(qua'r.)
---*—-—
.'''25c'1-29
2-/9
12-31
3-14
-
4
12-10
1-36
37 Vic
—,
1-
12-30
1-
.
6-15
$9
Foods
9-29
c,
1-
<
(quar. )_a__—
Mortgage
Board;
preferred
preferred
preferred
72-31
4
2-15
1-26 '
1-31
4-
'
1
3-15
30c
^4- 1
1-4
12-18
3 5c
4
—
1-
32-21
Arts
Stock
E
'
Class
/
(monthly)
(quar.)______
—
50c
„28%c-
Corp
A
,
&
1-35'
Insurance
1,-15
(year-end>
(ouar.'k/-
9
1-
I-15
2-
12-30
1
1-15
12-30
■
25%
-
12-30
1-15
12-30
1-15
45c
—_■••'•;
/
1
2-
20c
"
II-30
1-
(increased)-
75c
1-20
(year-end )__z—
;,'$3.75
1- 8
12^24
8
12-24
com.
______—________„a_
First National City Bank
12-31
1-30
7Vac
(quar.)__
(quar.)^,_—i—
a.
Rubber,
12-31
1-30
56V4c
Corp.
2-29
...
50c
( quar.
Acceptance
12-29
50c/
(quar.T)
common
2-19
32-31
3-15
/.
(quar.)______
1
1-15
-
$1.25
Stores
12-18
12-31
3-
.
23c
,
4
4
1-15
25c
Corp. ( Wash., D. C.)
dwidend
a
—'_
12-18
1-
1-
4c
-
3-15
6,
2-29
20c
,
-quar.'$1.25'
Department
Tire
50c
•
__a
(quar.
First Boston Corp., common
12-31
8
._:
A-'(quar.
General
Firestone
*
1-
12-
.2-1
30c
30c
Assn.
common
Federal Services Finance
fireman's 'jFund.
12-31
1-12
12-15
1-15
2-
42c
;
——:_
12-31
1-25
1-22
-1-15
3%
—
year-end-)
$2.25 preferred
4
.1-25
)_•
1
4%
$3
(s-a ;
National
Fine
9-15
1-15.
$1.50
a_
quar.T;
1—
Federated
3-10
1
pid. (quar.)
dividend)
(increased
12-18
1
7-
20c
conv.
dividend)—/_'
Financial
4-
—3%
(stock
Fidelity &, Deposit (Md.)
4
*
6%
12-18
1-
5c
Rubber
4
4
5c
Co.
Paper
5%
..
———
dividend')
Corp., com. (quar.
jjrefcrred
(cuar.)
Corp.
4.60%
—
12-11
1-
$3.32'/a
fquar.->
(ye&f-enct
12-21
12-15
$1.25
quar.)—a
Co.
Federal
5%
4
1-15
$1.75_
A__
32-21
4
1-
$1.62
12%c
i_.ii.iA_/__1—:
istock
Federal
-
1-15
$3.75
class
5%
(S-ai_
Asphalt Products (annual)__
Federal•'Insurance Co. (quar.;__
3-10
$1.75
^
——:
1-21
5
1-20
35c
Federal
1-15
$1.75
(quar.)__
System,
-
1-15
__*v
i.
Transit
■
2 -15
;50c
?„
(resumed)——
gtd.
Extra
+1-20
A
50%
(Syracuse, N, Y.) (quar.
Fearn
G
1
'
^
preferred
<
Gas
conv.
Fawipk
6
1-
1-30
.
—7»ic.
class
1-
'—
Brewing
Faultless
12-31
12-30
40c
-
—
1-11
2-15
2-
Laboratories,
13c
Farmers & Traders Life»Insurance Co.
4
3%
.—s
dividend;——
(quar.)
12-31
1
.
'60c
:
qdars-1;
(
Company.
River
6%"
•
(quar.1
R.
12-S8
5
2-15
5c
A
2-
—
——
RR.
(stock
Bearing
Palstaff
,
class
32-31
pfd, (quar.)—
tquar.)
Co
Corp.
Inc.
Fairbanks
32-16
1
Canada,
Products
Fafnir
Fall
1-15
1
Co., Xtd
5
12-13
t
"
8
4
1-15
25c
—
)__
(quar
Factor_<Max:>
4
2-
of
A
Ex-Cello
FXR,
-
5,
15c
(quar.)—
&
1-
2-
Seal
22V2c
.
1-
_
12-15
J0c
preferred (quar.
Cuaahy Packing. 4'/2%
D.
2-
4
(quar.)____—30c
preferred
C
4
1>
2-29
1-25
+12V2c
Co.,. pfd
1-8
1
Heating Products. Ltd.—
Pittsbureh
fc
1-
5%
!
4
1-
"
;
$2.33\\
(quar.)—
preferred
D.
1-
1-25
5
1
1,
1-13
2-29
40c
(quar.)
(Seattle)
dividend)
(special)-
Manufacturing
E^'ans
32-22
5
1-20
Co.
17*2C
dividend)_2
dividend)
Assoc.
2-
'
.w-Z-v-
7%
B
3-15
J
(quar.j_a__
7%
Class
Class
Ero
3-30
1-
,20c
' 56c
&
12-15
1-15
——
(stock
4
;'.2- 1
3-35
(quar )
Financial
Enamel
Erie
■
Ltd.
3-15
:]$1.75
quar.)__.—'___.
Empire State'Oil
Employers Group
;
•
(stock
RR.
8
3-15
20c
Consolidated
Williamsport
3-
1
'
$1.50
——
(stock
3-11
4-1
4-
$1.75
(quar.)————
Corp.
1
1-18
*
25c
22Vic
-
k.
Empire
32-25
20c
class A
preferred
Cutter
■
12-15
8
_
4%
5
12-31
,
—
Ltd.
2-
7%c
—_——
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Empire District Electric, 5%
4'j4%, preferred (quar.)
12-15
4
1-
Crush Internatidhal. Ltd.
(resumed)—55c
Cuban-American
Sugar., .common
"
10c
12-15
,2-29
175c
v
—w_.__
>__4
International,
12^31
7-15
1933/4C
.
4
—_
Products
1-
1-19
:—10c-
(quar.)
com.
1-5
1-22
$1.50
(quar.)
Laboratory
1-30
100%
—
—
1-
r
(stock
fk
12-15
4
i-
2-29
.
'
14c
(quar.)— __
Emhart.
32-23.
70c
I
Cork
7%
3-
1-13'
22Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Cork
12-15
4
4
$ 00GV4
preferred
7%
I1-
4.
3-
35c
31-20
—
taccum.)
-IS
1-15
dividend).
(Md.)—
1
3-15
3%
21 V4c
—*
(aceum.)
12-3-5
1
11-20
„
Emco,
3-
1
1
(stock
12-31
4
2-
32-31
f.—
.
common
1-15
1*
1-15
dividend)
Steel
3
1-15
(quar.).
(quar.)
Iron
Assn.,
Stainless
Elmirn
1
—
Class'A
-1-11
12-31
1-22
4-
—
Co.,
B
12-31
4-
;—J—
Co]; (s-a)/>__
Inc.
3-
40c
Koorenay Power. Ltd., 7% pfd. (accum.)
Emco,
32-30
11-25
•37 Vic
(accum.)
1
Extra
4-
(increased)
Zellerbach
'
"•
1-15
2-20
65c
pfd.
——
RR
States. Corp.
Electrographic
*
•
(quar.)'
Package Mfg.
5
4
4;
2%
—.„—
series)
(quar.)
Quarterly
4
Crown
"
5$1.50
4
12-18
(quar.)_a_
Crown
■'
i
'
Crown
1-15
2-1
2-
115c
12-
1-
(quar.)____
Crowley Milner As Co.__
4
2-
+$1.50
Co.
Crouse-Hinds
4*
———
1-15
(r's'md)
(quar)
Ltd. (initial
Controls Corp.
Crossett
2
187 %c
540c
(annual)
I960)
Racing
preferred,
Electrical
$1.04
Ltd—
Ltd.
Extra
12-14
1-15-
Bit
Creamery
12-28
4
4
< year-end»_
Investment Fund. Inc
Corp.,
Cramer
12-28
1-12
1-
12-
Beverage Corp.
Counselor's
8
1-15
20c,
27V2c*
?93%c
Saulte Electric
(quar.)—
Stop Nut Co. of America (quar.)
Musical Industries, Ltd.—
American deposit receipts for ord.
reg.___
Amer. dep
rcpts. for ord. reg. (stock div.)
1-15
100%
Petroleum
1-
1-
71-
*
;
20C
(stock
Co.
Pennsylvania
Edison
12-24
Products
$5.25 series A
1
2-15
$1.75
Electric &
2-15
$1.13
Corp.—
Newsprint
2-
25c
12 Vic
Elastic
540c
Engineering
15.
1-15
.25, i
Co.—
—
EdisonBros.Stores.
1-15
$1.12Vi
Corp.
Centers
Economy Auto Stores
12-18
1
1-15
divideild
Cosclen
12-31
1-15
1-27
Steel
4
1
55c
split subject to approval of stockMarch
1-
(Del.) (quar.50c
Cornell-Dubilier Electric Corp.—
V,.-';
4.
2-
25c
Corn
5
12-18
2-
(quar.)
A
Food
Economics
1-
1„_
dividend)—.—
$1.50
(1956
$7 A preferred
,$6 B preferred
5
540c
(quar.)
class A <quar,)____
class
Eagle
East
(s-a)
;
Motors
River
Coosa
1
common
Feb.
(quar.)_—
&
(stock
common
dividend
*.
1-
1-4
into
(s-a)—___—.—
(ouar.»
pfd.
Eastern
5
quar.;
(quar.
Exploration,
Stock
-Tf
1-
2-
$3
•
Ltd.
(quar.)
&
Inc.
Natural'Gas,
.1-5
725c
(s-a)
(quar.)
Cooper-Jarrett. Inc.
•
12%c
■
Conwest
4
2-
35c
1
1
35c
(increased
Controls Co. of America
4
5
5
v
(quar.)
holders
4
1-
B
(2-for-l
1-22
1-12
.
Y.)—
common
Connector,
Continental
12-31
11-
12-15.
plus
3-8
Malleable
1
1-15
7
32-31
Eastern
1
1-15
1-29
Eastern
2-
3-25
1-30
35c
1-
1
1-25
Industries
2-
12-24
2-
$1.25
1-25
Eastern
2-
-55c
,
(quar.)
Co.,
Aviation
Continental
12-31
•*
12-24
1-JL5
120c
conv.
$1-
6
1-2
87 Vic
Eagle-Picher
3-19.
,
1
1-21
:433-4C
$26.7,5
preferred
International
Eastern
(quar.)
Continental Motor Coach Lines
1-12
-
RyQ^ ^r"—
Continental
12-31
,
•
1
1-
32-30
1-15
15c
(quar.I—
12-24
5
:15c
of
12-24
5
14-
2-
:$i.75
_•
32-20
1-27
:i5c
(quar.)
2
1-29
"
$1.12y2
Stock
.East
1-
:50c
110c
,
5
50c
Canada. Ltd.
Gas
Co.,
preferred
preferred
31%c
33c'
~
rZ!*-'*'
1-
.
.
47 %C
Products
preferred
1
1-15
Fxfrah _General EkcUic~''Ouar'ZZZZZZZZZZ
Canadian General
Investment
Canadian Ice Machine Co t m
Canadian Industries Ltd
i-
10c
.
.—-w
Rock
31c
'
;
1-15
1-20
$1.50
(quar.)
Ltd.
Water
1-12
1$1 25
.quar
1-30
15c
v
at
Nemours
5'%
12-15
51c
(N.
/
:$4
Ltd
com.
until
Co.
Duro-Test; Corp.,
r.
12-23
12-28
12-28
"
——'_a——_—
Duquesne
11-30
1-15
$1.75
Extra
Consolidated
Consolidated
.1-15
sasssps:
Lta "*
preferred
1-5
■
—
1-1.1
*37 Vic
.
60c
510c
<J.
Corp.
Co.
Natural
12-24
1-20
'
t$i.06v4
(s-a)____.,^
■ ~~-"r-** ~t'
Southern Ry "ZV-ft"i
~
12-23
(quar.;_-_
preferred- (quar.)
Mining & Smelting,
2-
_
B
2-1
(quar.aw—__
Consolidated
*834c
~ * '
Packers-Ltd.
Class
12-23
41';.31^
de
1-15
1-15
1-15
Canada, Ltd.,-com. (final)—
preferred (quar.)—_—_____—/___
Co.
712%•
12-23
1
:
12-28
4-
♦37%c
Class
1
2-
40c
4-29
J6?%c
;,
2-
36
(quar.;___'__________5____
Dearborn
$1.27%
01Qu»n«lJa??!Z.&
Oenada
50c
$3
15
preferred^ qua'r.)
Pont
Duffy-Mott,
12-31
5 $30
Bakeries of
tl.17'2
Co.__i_
."ZZZZZZZIZ""*"—
1-10
(quar.)
preferred
Consolidated
Consolidated
+5c
Extra
25c
Ltd.
Consolidated
$1J50
Exfrb»u Red Lal!e MIneB
.
Du
capital
(ouar.;
>2-
.
V
S4.50
«
1-15
(entire issue called
basis
7%
(EPL.)
Dunhill
Corp., Ltd._^
Consolidated
30c
"
.qua®
12-28
1
Co..
3-31
1-15
1
+55c
_____—
Convertible
».
12-31
2"
137 Vic
Ltd.—
Ltd.,
Feb.
on
1-15
4-15
(increased-quar.)
pfd. tA
Exploration
Power
1-29
1.-29-
2-1
common.
share-for-share
&
12-30
J44c
(extra)——-/•_■_-
Co.
$3.50 'preferred
12-24
1-22
2-
,
Extra
2-15
Continental
<quar.)
Fastener
1-11
28c
(Texas)—
(from
common
Printers, Inc.
8
15c
~"~""'r7""*"'—- —
$1.32 preferred <
quar.i~^""~~'T7'7r7A-,
Camden
Refrigerating & "lerm'ir ai! " r'n " ~~
Camloc
40c
(Quar.)__
(quar ).
Fund
12-31
$1.25
>
1-29
2-15
Ltd.,
4%
dividend
a
Duke
12^29
2 % %
—
Co..
;'du Pont
$1.06 %
Insurance
12-28
.
<qiiar.
_______
<stk. divd.;
com.
on
1-8
2-
1-
32c
preferred
$1-25 preferred
2%
2-25
1
:i7'/2C
Co.,
Corp.,
.(quar.)__
redemption
Drilling
•..•v
2-1
12-24
62Vjc
"
cS Tnfa ?»d
si 24
1-15
52V4c
12-?8
60 c
—-r~—,
———
*
1
51 %c
$1.75
_
1-15
(quar. >
28 %c
tquar.)
1-10
1
2-
(quar.
preferred
1-15
25c
(quar)
tquar.(__?
(quar7
1-31
2-
$1.12%
(quar.)_..——
40c
preferred
1-29
noc
preferred
this
(quar.)______:
40c
preferred
preferred
1-10
preferred
preferred
1-15
10c
(initial)___
*10%
1-31
t25c
Linoleum
Coal
Ltd.
Chensicai
for
preferred
75c
.'
Drackett
6,2C
common
(quar.)
(quar;:
Ltd;,
5c
*■
Dow
12-18
1-10
—_'.
$1 75
common
12-18
4
S2.09
$1.90
1-15
J
.
New
4
1-
Light & Power Co.—
:20c
"
■
rit5J;/iJn-duslrtes Ltd
tihitial cuar.)Z
Calgary Power Co.,
*
1-
•
1-31
:
—___^—
i;.;
Dow
12-18
1-29
$1.12 %
$$1.12%
Corp., 5% I preferred (quar.)_
Brewery, Ltd., 7%
pref, (quar.
:75c
(monthly)
aividenti^---
International
Inc.,
15c
ZZ
7
~~~f
'
tq'uar i
———
Col______ZZZZ~""'~"
common
Connohio,
120c
—
Burroughs Corp.
Terminal
Co., com.
11-19
1
3-18
(iner.-quar.)
com.
Dover
5$1
'l2-15
1-15
15c
^Quarterly0" L^d'' C°m' 'j"ncrease"d-quVr.>ZZ
Quarterly
5c
4.
preferred
1-31
I5c
(quar )
2-10
$2.04
3-
IOC
preferred-
Watch
1
$2
1-
70c
dividend!
tstock
com.
3-
^
4
■
Steel, Ltd,—
Ltd.,
&
Dominion'Textile,
Bros.,
1-
143c
______
Chemical
preferred
2-
1
_»12-21
115c"
Dominion Tar &
Donohue
4-
,
2-25
(quar.)a.
com.
1 quar.)
,
&
1- 4
1-8
2-15
1-4
J20c
:
—_
2-10
10c
;
&
Glass. Co.,
1
2-1
?20c
12-19
1-
12-21
"
Ltd.,
preferred
1-15
10c
12-21
5
:i7V2c
Bteel
■
12-22
1-' 5";'
17 V2C
(quar.)
:
preferred"
3-
£7 r2C
'
pid.
(quar.)_______—___
Oilcloth
;
4
1-
•
39c
1-
Z.
4
1-
A_3.--.gl
■
' 39C
——
Dominion
5
1.
12-18
37V2C.''
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—
(quar.
15C
—,
(quar.)___
Dominion
.
1
1-12
10c:,.
2»4c
Dominion
3
5
■;
12-24
1
net
1-14
1-
5%
20c
—
Ltd.,
pref.
50c
common—
from
12-31
2-
3 0c
1'
2-
2-
'7"~ 5%
1-20
1-15
1-15
2-
10c
increased»
«oLet ^nance Plan, common
7%
1- '4
'
37 %c
(quar.)___—
Insurance Corp.
(s-a).../-.--—-
12-31
1-15
30c
B.own-Durrell
Brown
4V2%
"
——__
(quarterly
Ltd.
Foundries
Dominion
'•
(quaiv)__
quar.)_____
<
Fabrics,
conv.
5-13
12-31
v"
>
<ouar.»
2nd
$2
30c
(quar.)
8-15
■:
i
;:.A:.
(s-a)
(quar.)A___
2-15
.'
;
RR.
common
preferred
1
1^15'
7 $1.18
'12-31
'
preferred
1
2-1
:$1.18
'
vv.
1959
3-1
$2.06
~~
Zqlfar 7""
series)
1-15
•
of-Oakland
dividend)__!___—____
non-cumultaive
7%
preferred A (quar.)__.
preferred (quar.)
^7%
,
12-18
50 c
—
5%
6-
—
Ltd.,
Income
G.),
Connecticut
tquar.»
Bond
6%
12-31
preferred
preferred
4 16%
8
Refineries
preferred
Erooke
lr
Ltd(quaY
*34r*
4-4*7
1
Sugar
43»%
12-15
.
(C.
4
1-15
—
qiiar.)
<
Dairies,
Dominion
9-
(quar.4,T
Corp.,
Building,
12-15
$1.25 '
—,
Concourse
'
$1.25
20c
gains)
Conn
5
5%_ non-cumulative
1-15
4
Edison,
Commonwealth
4
Power?
Columbia
1-
10c
—
Commonwealth
—
1-
1-2C
—_i——_____—
Domfnion
( quar.)_
4.64%' preferred
"5.25%
preferred
12-24
12-15
1-
_______
common
Bridge,
Dominion
12-28
RR.—
Engineering," Inc.
Commonwealth
12-18
2-15
3%
(quar.)__
Standard
Quarterly
2-16
1
1-15
2C"
5
1-30
Proaucts, Inc., 70c
Mines. Ltd,/(^uar.)
1-
$1.25
—2-^.,
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric
4
2-
British Columbia
Telephone—
Bush
3rl5
12-18
1-
1-
2-1
1-30
tquar.—-
preferred
1-15
4
(annual)_______._2_^___r___
Pictures
12-18
1-14
1-27
Ltd.—
preferred
Extra
S1.183/4
—_____
preferred
4
%72%C
ZZ
ZquarZil
t__
$4.25
1-
5%.
Co. 3*4*
pfa'l q'uVr'ZZZZZZZ
Columbia Forest Products Ltd
British
c
Columbia
"1-4
40c
Resumed
C
5
1-11
2-15
.2-11
1-15 «'■'
Doeskin
Pacific
tquar.)_
(stock
12-30
8
Corp.,
(stock
Mfg.,
$1.56
12-15
1-
ts-a )j.__—
(quar.)
& Iron Corp.—
Fuel
Common
12-23
Dodge
12-16
6
1-
10c
,
)-—
tquar
preferred
1
5
_
(quar.)
Terminals,
■'
Bristol-Myers
Er^ish
1-
1-18
12-23
4
Dome
—.
Color.ado
1-26
■
18c
Southwestern
&
Corp.
Dominion
37 V2C
Extra
4
32-35
2-15
for each share held)
Shares, Inc.
investment income)
8
—
< quar.)
Co.
preferred
4-
10c
iquar.)
1-
'
57c
share
(one
Dividend
12-23
1-
212C
—
—'
4 Va ?e.
8
1-
$L30
Si' Texas
Y.)
Colorado Central Power
12-18
1-18
4%
'■■■
cf-Canada". Ltd"—
Co.
Co.
1-11
20c
>_ZZIZZZZ
$2 90
preferred
(quar.
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co.
Mfg.
;
2%
t resumed
7%
1-30
25c
Z—ZZZZIZCZ""""
dividend
Bridge &
Brillo
30c
:
dividend—
Corp.
iN.
Products
Extra
1-7
1-
1-1
SI
<quar.)_—
Quarries
Collingwood
1-15
12-22
■■
25c
■
5
,——
(quar.)
Pittsburgh
Color-Craft
45c
'5
1-26.
5c
;—--—
1-
tquar.)
com.
Orleans
&
&
1-11
12-21
7
1-
(increased-quar.)
Extra
2-
2.
special 'guaranteed
guaranteed
1-11
(quart
Co
Mark
Cleveland
25c
tquar.i
Electric,
Casualty
Clayton
1-15
1
■
1-15
:—
tquar.)
New
SI .25
(quar.),..
A
(quar..)
Investing Co., common
4%
Z__Z_
<cuar.»__Z_
I™
Traveler -(stock
Co.
(Milton
Stock
Ereeze
.
Stores
&
Claussen Bakeries
1-10
2-
Diversified
1-12
f
12-31
1-15
5%
American-deposit receipts (interim
12-11
12-11
2-15
.*
12-16
3
30c
& Steel—
Corp.
(quar.)
Inc.
$2
(quar.
1-25
8
1-
iquar.)___—____
(quar.)
National
30c
(stock dividend)
Inc
preferred
City
8
3-
,1
35c
—
IJght
Co.
Hillsdale
$1.12%
t quar. )—_„__
1-20
4
4
—.—
preferred
—ZZZZZZZZZZZZ '
preferred (Quar.?____
Food
Edison
Distillers. Co..
,1-15
,
1-
1-
$1
:
(extrar
preferred
12-31
1-
1
l~
$1
—
Tunnel
Canada
&
$1.56
5%
12-14
2-10
,
:50c
5%
4
•'.?
10c
(s-a)
12-31
1-15
12-22
15c
.
tquar.)
preferred
25c
preferredh^Cnitial)
TBorman
Detroit Gray Iron
Stock
dividend
1-15
'75C
12-11
1-15
a_a
•
Ltd.
Producfs
Gas
Cincinnati,
Citizens
•
25c"
—
Detroit
Detroii
'
12-18
12-31
93%c
—
•
&
Deming -Company
Detroit
(quar.)
tVa.^) iquar.)__
Downs,
preferred
43.«'r
Mfg.ji
Power
1-11
25c
8
4%
$1.13
(quar.);
i
12-28
1-
5%
12-18
525c
ZlZZZ" '--t
_a/.,_L_ZZZZ;
Extra
.
8
Nut
Diamond
—
,12- 7
'
'•
1-
1-15
•
1
22-
$1.06
50c
——
(quar.)_____
Inc.
Delaware
2-
100%
8
21c
(
tquar.;
Co,—
convertible
4
1-15
»resi;]hecl)____—.___
Carfal
<fc
Molded
Churchill
flOc
•
-
Son, Inc.
Decker
1-
Unadilla Telephone—
preferred5
1-
$1.25
;__Z___
'
preferred A tquar.)
Einks Mfg. Co. tquar
Special ■ ■
;a,___a;.;-
$180
1-4
1-30
12-31
dividend)_____
(stock
Refining
Wines.
Dock
Chicago
1-15
1-15
100%
/
$1
Eird
1-30
4
rtarostat Mfg, (stock dividend).—
•■■-.,1
Eiltmore Hats, Ltd., common—
Bliss- «E. W.)
Daystrom,
•
______
1-15
$1.25
tquarl
A
Corp.
Chicago Great Western Ry.
12-15
.
split'
Chesapeake Corp.
8,
dividend
class A
$2
t>iebold.
1-30
$1.50
class
'
1-15
—-
Chicago
.
Cement—
Eiddefo'rd & Saco Water Co.
..Eiederman Furniture,
12-31
12-31
,
,
1-
25c
.
.
common
on
Stock
Preferred
Corp.—
Products
Chenango &
5%
'quar t
<quaru
Limestone
1-21
2-
'
'
held).
1-
2 %%
__
common
preferred
12-15
1C
1-22
'
20c
tquar.>______
67
1-15
1
Consolidated
rate
each
'
Cincinnati
5%
12 %c
tquar.)'.
Stock
Pasco
for
Ext»'a
.
8
1-13
1-15"
00c
*
:
preferred
2-15
12-16
Charleston Transit, tquar.)—
12-31
1
3-
1-31
20c
____
dividend
Eessemer
de
Of Rec.
$1
Dayton &• Michigan" RR. Co.—8%
preferred
(quar.)—__
Dayton Rubber Co., common (quar.W—___
pref-
the
at
Extra
Chateau-Gai
5%
stock
preference
West
Champlin Oil &
3-10
?35q
.
receipts.__.
Co.,
8
4
$2.50
•
—
inconvertible
or
of
South
1-15
.
«►
Gas
1-
;
8
$1.18
pid. -quar.)—
(year-end.
series
B
two-for-one
1-15
Beneficial Finance Co.—
Eerkshire
1'
1-12
(quar.20c
cash
common
23c
(quar. )___„
Corp.
Gas
share
one
shares
Bendix Aviation Corp.—
Year-end
2-
23c
.
1-
Holders
Payable
Power <fc
Light, $4 pfd. (quar.)—,___
'$4.24' preferred (quar.),
•; 4%'t. preferred
(quar.)___—c:
,Dana1?Corp"— -"
-"3%%
preferred
A
(quar.V—;—
Davega Stores, 5%/preferred (quar.
'
When
Share
Company
—
40c
Corp. (quar.)
Power, 43,*%
SI.40
50c
iquar.»
of
'
in
eicnce
of
Ltd.—
dividend
Hudson Gas & Electric
(Payable
1-22
4
25%
preferred tqUar.)
:_____•
____
Etll Telephone Co. of Canada finer.-quar.)
Stock
Name
Dallas
12-18
>
3-1
50c
(increased»
Central
1
4
4
4%
EtnefiPial
2-
410c..
.
iquar.t—
Kansas
1-
_
Works
•
5
1-18
-
t quar.25c
Indiana
7%c
(quar.f
Eelding-CorticelJi, Ltd.,'7%
Iron
Corp., common
preferred
<■
Central
35c
Belknap Hardware <a Mfg.,
4 .%
preferred
tquar.)
Belmont
1-
1,20.
$1,12%
5,c
(quar-i
Central
1-
3-
50C
125c
deposit
Per
■
"
—
Group
Ltd.
6-10
•
(quar.i.f*
American
-12-22-
CoZV 60c'
12-21
4
Ltd.—
preferred
Eeecham
&
Asbestos,
Celotex
12-31
1-
1-
$1
(quar.;
A
$1.40
1
25c
+
quar.>__
Properties
Common
•
1%
._—,
1-22
5c
(quar.)_l—
Company
Casepomeroy
Central
(Stock dividend
Lumber
Beaver
1',
7-
'
75C
common
Disti.hng
B.)
Beatrice Foods
2-
1-15
.
i%
dividend
Stock
3-
1S1-75
7quar. i_
lihcreasedC
Corp.
(James
Car win
.
__
Lomb Optical,
preferred
Eaystate
12-18
Paper Co. Ltd.—
tquar.)
A
12-28
5'
tquar.1
Power &
&
Eausch
6l
.
Works
iron
Bath
12-28
6
1-15
00
ts-a)
,—-%——--iW-—
(Stock dividend
,
Barber Oil Corp.
12-31
1.-21
27)__a_-_.__./.-«.1,__-Canada. Ltd —
'{
Bat hurst
Carpenter ( L. E. i & Co. (extra )__--4-r—
Carson Pirie Scott & Co.—,'fv 1
% preferred tquar.)_i
Cassiar
holders 1 Jan; '•
Barber-Ellis of
;7%' preference
12-17
1-
86c
•
12-26,
1-
$4.20
preferred (partic.t.___.-____„_
<N. Y,i (increased quar.))
Stock
dividend
subject ,tg- approval, by
State Banking Superintendent A: stockpartic.
$3
1-20
$7,50
pid/(panic.)
Securities Corp., 6%
12-26
-
1-6
20c
•
Eankers
of Rec.
1-11
N
Holder*
Payable
,
12-26
1-20
'
$1.75
/
of'
Bankers Bond
When
Share
'
Capital Plastics
5c
Carey (Philip) Mfg. Co. tstockj dividend20%
Carnaco Equipment
(increased)__—!_—___
•
10c
Carolina." CtoClilibld & Ohio Ry.Carolina, Power & Light, common (.quar,)___
33c
12-26
■
.1-20
'
$1.07
•
,
1-20
'v," si
'
12-28
1-15
50c
Hydro-Electric, cobnnuk
Bangor
Pef
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
.
,
(incjfasecU---——
iJ.» ■'& Sons
Eancrcit
-
.
'■
Holder1
When
Per
Share
' $3.75
,
(N, Y.)„ (quar.)( 75fi_,
'3-
2- 1
1-
5
4
■
Number 5913
191,
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(9)
v,
-
Per-
Share
Uumeo! Company
«
...
.
'
Stoc
;
F^e: I
F,r.^
Tiier
Fo-tct-f'oibes Glass, common
r«.'"ri(M"s Mutual Fund
-
1-15
11-20
(quar.)——
dividend
*
Corp.
J12'/ac
12-28
Houseliold
$1.12
1-10
12-31
3-ii'J,
2pc
1-15
10%
1-15
1-
$2
25c
Fr'a'ser
4
1-
5
"1-
5
(initial)—
Hudson
Trust
Class
1-25
1-11
1:15c
3-15
2-26
1:15c
6-15
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30c
(resumed quar.)-
Huron
V 12-3,1
realized
stock)
or
General
Realty
General
Steel
1
4
1
2-
'
8
1-
8
Inc.,
Genesee.
75c
I
preference
1-28
series
gains
1-
2-10
50c
1-25
8
1-
(P.
Co..
H. i
1
1-
Glen
Alden
Corp.
(quar. i
Insurance
Co.
God trey
Golf:
.1-15
2-
1-
1
1 -25
38c
2-
1
1 -25
1-
4
12-18
1-
4
12-18
1-30
1-
1
1-25
1-
9
1-25
a
1-
9
5%
2-15
Bros.
Inc.
Mfa.
Co.
2-
1
Gossard
<H.
W.)
Grand
Union
Great
Co.
American
Co..
1
2-
—
1
Insurance
Great
Lakes
Great
Gal:'
Towing-
12-
4
2-
1
1-18
5%
Insurance
pfd.
4
1-
4
12-
1
1-
12-
3-
35c
2-
1
7
1
1-15
2-
v
i
1-16
Jersey
2-
1
5-23
1-18
12-18
10c
Stock
$2.40
Cotton
Ltd.,
Co..
5>py;k dividend subject.
•
croval
Hamiltoh
Ha:
66'
2-
60c
___
(year-end 1
2-15
-
preferred' tquar.)'
(quar.
«arr;.F )A.) & Co..
5V'a?«>
pfd.
Hart-Schaffner
(quar.i
[iiuieiren
v o
Corp.
Hark field
Marx
conv.
5
74
preferred C
i;
'-'referred D
>/'■■'preferred E
J
r'' Preferred F
Ha.vdock
Fund;
5%
(quar.i!
4
12-10
1-10
12-24
••
1-
1-15
1-
5
2-15
1-
5
25C
1-15
•
—«■'
—
,
——
2 7 Vac
1-15
1-
1-
4
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j.
&
1
Co..
Co.;
G.alion Product
^
f,a
r-end
Mmde
2.
—
(quar. )„.—
pi''1' '2dward 1 Lumber
Walker
(see
■
a
..
•
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wily 0:i
N.i
&
Boxes,
C'o.
Co.
-
!i
3-15-;
h.1" 2
1-
V
8
5%;
Power
2-
Gas
1-
4
1-26
1-15
Electric,
Corp.
1-15,
St.
12-31
Ry.
12-30
12-29 "i
$1.04
2-
1
1-11
2-
1
1-11
2-
1
$1.29
2-
1
1-11
12-31'
1-15
12-31
*
$2.50
;
2-
2-15
J224c
1
2-
1-15,
.
I25c
1-15
12-1?
5%
1-15
12-21-
35c
3-10
2-29
lOe
2-15
1-29
5%
2-25
25c
(quar.)—
dividend
1-25
)
(quar.%*
^
(quar.i
dividend)
(subject
approval of stockholders Jan.
•
to
12)
;
(quar.)
2
6%
1
Stock
12-31
Forbes
&
preferred
1
2-
5
j
1-15
Co.,
4%
dividend
preferred
A
B
(quar.)
priority
preferred C
4
12-11
Mallory
1-15
12-14
Managed
2%
5-10
4-21
(Pf'R.
Funds,
Electric
1-15
15c
1-
4
12-15
1-
4
12-15
Stock
160c
1-15
12-15
175c
1-15
12-15
9c
1-10
1-
1
7 Vac
1-10
1-
1
9
1
1
2-
1-
8
2%
2-29
2-
3
20c
2-
1
1-15
4
12-15
1-
4
12-17
12-17
$4
1-
4
$1
2-
1-
1-
2-
1
Co.
Maryland
1-18
1-15
12-30
1-15
12-30
6:,«C
1-20
1-
5
20c
1-20
1-
5
50c
1-29
1-15
W.)
(J.
McCall
(quar.i
(increased
Corp.
12-18
1-
4
12-15
1-
6
5%
374c
1
2-11
3-1
2-11
3-
"1
2-11
3-
1
9-11
3-
1
2-11
1-15
12-31
3,
Class
McKay
31 >/4c
12-
9
1-
4
12-
9
$3
2-
1
12-31
1-30
1-15
20c
<
dividend)
20c
Stock
5 '2
,,
j
"■
4
12-
7
Miami
,
$1.08
1-
4
12-
7
$1.15
1-
„4
12-
7
34 c
1-
4
12-
4
.
$1.12 Va
1-
4
12-
2-
1
1-
4
12-
1-
4
11-30
1-
60c
1-15
1-
20c
1-
4
4
Abrasive
•
Minute
Mirror
Stock
Ccr:
&
12-15
1-
25c
30c
$2'
pfd.
conv.
12-15
12-28
12-16
1-
1-12
1-
74c
1-
,
4
.;lr-2
12-
8
4
5
12-10
1-31
$25
'
4
1-12
50c
(accum.)
4
1-
2-1
5%
•'
"
'15c.
1-21
-
—!
$1.10
2-
$1,224
2-
1
$1
."%*&•.
,
1-
4,
12-31
1
30c
1
1-16
1-12
l-
4
12-15
4
12-15
1-15
1-
5
15c
2-
1
12-31
1-30
30c
.
12-31
25c
(quar.)____—4
(quar. I
(extra)-—_i—
12-30
1-29
40c
—
1-15
5%
1
;
Paper
4
1-
15c
—
1-
15c
1
(quar.i
class A (quar.)_:
(quar.i
Corp.
1-16
13-18
20c
(quar.)
Co.
Ontario
Maid
Aluminum
1-29
lr18
1-12
pfd. (quar.)
2-
$1.14
1
2-
$1.09
preferred (quar,)——_—______—%_
Valley Barge Lin'e (quar.)
4.56%'
1-15
9c
4
,
,
,
Mississippi Power & Light. 4.36%
income—
1-
(s-ai
dividend
Stock
Minnesota
12-31
1-15
46c
Co.
Manufacturing,
Millers Falls
12-31
1-15
10c
Gas
Miller
12-11
—
2
12-18
—
(quar.i
Midsouth
-—
B-3—
11-
4
(extra)
(quar.)
preferred
Mid-West
12-11
U
1-15
4
1-
:
Michigan Life Insurance (s-a).
2
Michigan "Sugar, 6% preferred (accum.)
5
28 Vhc
V-
12V2c
;
—4.
6%
RR.
preferred
4.90%.
12-31
1-15
-1 VaC
4.'40%
1-31
m
1-15
'
12-15
4
31 V4C
(quar.)
IV4C
8
12-15
50c
Michigan Gas & Electric—
4
30c
Central
1-
4
1-31
(extra)
(extra l
Abrasive,
1-
15c
(quar. 12
Mfg;
Michigan
7
1-13
:1
Co.
7
1
25c
(quar.i
(quar.i
Michigan
4
$1.25
-
Ltd.
dividend
Copper
12-
2-
(quar.i
Corp (extra*)
Merchants Refrigerating Co.
12-- 7
f
.4
12-
4
1-20
___r___-_r.
Mines.
common
McQuay-Norris
4
1:32 4c
(increased)
Co.
preferred
4
1-27
Medford
11-
$1.07
inc..
McQt'iv.
1-
.
20c
si
22
Porcupine
1-
50%
(initial)
common
1-
$1,12 4
(quar.)
Machine
12-28
15C
Ltd.
B
Mclntyre
12-4
1-20
Dock—
Dry
j.
new
12-21
4
124 c
quar.)
(quar.)
(stock
12-21
1-15
1-
dividend)
&
12-30
1-15
h
25c
:
(initial)
Grain,
12-18
4
1-
fl74c
(quar.)
Inc.,
1-15
:!:20c
McDermott (J. Rayi & Co.
(quar.)
McGregor-Doniger, class A (quar.)_-
& Light—
4
1-22
Ltd.
Co.,
;
Inc.
common
McCabe
,
1-
2-26
t$1.25
—
Aluminum
W.)
12-31
12-21
1-15
50c
(quar.)
fqUar.)_;
(J.
New
12-31
1-15
130c
;
Telephone
&
Casualty
Mays
12-16
1-20
60c
(increased)
8
1-20
2%
Ltd.—
Corp.
&
Mays
1-
20c
(quar.)
preferred
(stock
Common
,12-16
10c
44% preferred (quar.)__
.
Massawippi Valley Ry. (s-a;
Matthiessen & Hegeler Zinc Co.__^
115c
,
Y.)
8
and
■
iquar.)__
Maryland Shipbuilding
8
113:»/4C
>
1-15
1-
2Va%
(quar.)
preferred B
Steel
--
—,
2-1
12-15
4
4c
(quar.)__
Ltd.
Telegraph
Martin
1-
(quar. )__
6-16
1-
gains)_„
income
from
(N.
Electric Co.,
Marlin-Rockweli
$1
(initial)
3-18
62 VaC
(quar.)
Common
$3.25
c
12-17:
6-30
Corp.—
prelerred
7%
93:,.i
A
dividend
Maritime
»
2-10
— ——
5
3-31
53 VaC
_:
convertible
5 %
5%
»
1-
125c
125c
:
capital
jcent
Trust
Midland
Maritime
1-15
1
125c
___
(quar.)
•'%■■■
Rubber
dividend
Stock
1-15
V
1-13
capital gains)
&
Maple Leaf Gardens.
1-29
2-
$1.05
1-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
(1
Tire
Manufacturers
4%
3-
$1.09
,
7
12-31
1S1.25
(quar.i
shares
shares
(from
from
cents
Marine
47 VaC
dividend)
7;
1-
1-15
(quar.)—
preference
Shares
Mansfield
25c
—
1-
2-1
-
Inc.—
Shares
Paper
'12-18
25c
'
12-17
1
"
Corp.
r
1-22
2-
■>£<■>. 15C
Co.—
&
>
convertible
5%
(quar.)
$1
■:
shares
priority
priority
16()c
-
12-31
MallinckrodHphemical Works—
Ltd.—
—_
12-31
1-15
$1.06 V4
(quar.)_
Convertible
44%
1-
1-15
5%
preferred
Convertible
Corp.—
40c
1
Macy (R. H.) & Co.—
12-31
$1.
pfd. (quar.i —
65c
$1.50
.•
1-15
2-
(incr.)
common
(quar.)
'
Publications—
MacFadden
Convertible
income
1
!
.*
<.
(stock
System
1-lln
1-15
35c "
|
Co.—
Ltd.
'
1-22
1-10
Co.—
is-ai
1
15c
(increased)
Louis
<
12-31
$1.11
(quar.i
(stock
1-15
'50c
;■
pld. (quar.)
preferred
Co.,
'k' i
2-15
,
12-22
31',4C
&
1
1-15
30c
——
;
i
com.
Power
Co.
Carrier
Lynch
3-
30c
(quar.i
(Walter M.i
Lynch
1-15
10c
__!
12-15
prior preferred
5
1-
12-1B
$1.24
12-22
pfdH-accMm.»_
3-4—
investment
1-10
X
1-12
.
(quar.)
&
Lunkenheimer
series
net
2-2
2-
(quar.)
;
1-15
Lower-Priced Common
Fund
From
3-1
J40c
(quar.i
1-15
Custodian Funds (quar.)
Low-Priced Fund series
Keystone
A
(quar.)
37 '/a C
r—
•,
30c
(quar.
12-22
(quar.i
investment
12-31
'
A
/___
(quar.i
preferred
Lowney
4
12-
1-15
113c
(quar.i
net
(Fort
(quar.)—
Light. 4.16%
Lawrence
St.
44%
,
12-31
1
1-
8c
1
convertible
&
non-cumulative
57o
1-15
1-15
75c
—
quar.)
(quar.i
1.-22
class
Watch
Louisville, Henderson
(N. Y. i—
Power
& Co.,
;
preferred
Lower
1-15
2- 1
•.
8
1-
W.)
1-15
—
.
12-31v
4%
HV4C
125c
A preferred
(quar.i—
Co.
class
com...
(Year-end)-—
12-13
1-29
'
preferred
preferred
preferred
Louisville
B
I.),
(R.
Wittnauer
5.16%
8
Corp.
series
Mading Drug Stores, (quar. >
Mailman, Ltd., 5% preferred
com.
12-13:'
5%
$5
(quar.i—...
Ltd.,
8
Ltd.—
2
Telegraph
&
8
60c
Insurance
1-11
Ltd.,
1.2-31
1-
50c
Life
Angeles Athletit? Club
4.96%'
12-24
1
2-
95c
("quar. (-Hi——
Walker-Hiram G
2-1
1-15
Klng-Seeley
2-15
Kirsch
IOC
1
1-16
,
1-16
1-4-60
20c
1-
6
1-
1
1-15
'
20c
2-
1-15
1-15
15c
Mississippi
Klein
(S.)
(quar.)——
Department Stores
(quar. 1
—
(29c
1-21
12-30
3-25
1 45c,
50c
.
2-29
2" 1.
1-10
12-28
15c
1-31
1-15
15c
1-11
12-18
1-
12-14
■15c
Hotels Corp.—
Stock dividend----—
Stock
dividend—
Koppers; Company,
.
5
Class
A
Class
B
Kuhlmnn
-
}
Natural
1-27
12-24
Montana
.Co. (quar.,)
Ltd., class A__
Jockey Club(annual)—2f__£l__
—^
—
t25c
.
9%;
,.
trust
Co.
.
4
1C 4
t
-j
.
•;
(quar.)
\
.
/
9c*
2-1
1-15
4^4%
.
——,—
preferred A (quar.)
T
9c
rj^ic
2-1
1-15
2-
1-19
1
Moore
1-20
4
12-21
Ward
Chemical
Co.
Drop Forging
conv.
Co.,
&
common
(quar.)
Co.,. copi..
preferred
Co.
'
—
(quar.)
—_2
(quar.)_____
(N. Y.%
12t21
1-15
12-21
1-27.
4%
(quar.)—___—
"
Morgan Guaranty Trust
—
1-13
4'5c
45c
___
(stock dividend)—
(Wm. S.), Inc. (stock dividend)
Montrose
12-1
^
1
20c
——
(annual)-:—
certificates
Power
Montgomery
6-30
7-29
$1'
Moore
12-31
1-29
1-
Park
Common
12-31
Gas
Containers,
Modern
Monmouth
Voting'
1.-20
2%
..
-
8
Missouri
1
(quar,)_
'
1-
«
1-14
12-14
p
150c
1-15
12-14
13c
Monterey Oil Co.
pfd. (quar.
-(increased * monthly)
(Increased monthly)
Electric, 6'%%
2-
"31c
__
4%
Kratter Corp.—
& Wi
...
iknott
12"
25c
,
______
Growth Fund—';
from capital gains.& 2c from income)
4
1-
f25C
Knickerbocker
12-31
1-15
50c
(quar.)——
Corp
company-
6
12-15
_L
3%,
20c
Co
5
1-31
dividend)—-
60 c
(stock
A
(stock
2-23
Keystone
12-22
1
Ltd.—
——
—
Inc.—.;
(annual
4-
1-30
divd.)»
(quar.i
MacAndrews
(quar.i.
class
Inc;
(stk.
com.
1
common
2
Y.>,
B
4.44%,
:
(quar.i—.:
Inc.
(N.
3-10
%
Co. of .Canada.
-
Co.
12-15'
5%
15c
40c
Chemicals
Co.,
Ltd.. 6%
preferred
3-
1JQC
2
quar.)
f
Dauch Paper
.
1-18
5
U5e
(quar.)
(Hugh
Louisiana
1-
1-15
9c
——
Service
30c
L
(initial
,._«nonerlv
,ir>
1
—
(s-a)
(increased
35c
:
2.;- yoltage Engineering Corp.—
S-.pcIc dividend—,
——
'
1-
2-
55c
56',4C.
—
—
Hie.
-
12-31
1-
'
(quar.i—
Corp.. (increased
'
(quak)——
1
2-
:_—
(quar.i——
Gas & Electric—
City
From
f.quar.)-^——
2-
s-
(quar.i
preferred
-
common
4¥/■/£> preferred
.preferred
;
&
Foundation,
Co.
Mfg.
Keystone
In-3' Ru!:)instein <Rubinstein (Helena),
'
(quar.)
(initial)
B
41/2%
5
1-29
(quar.)—J
8
1
Common
M--5
15c
(quar. i—
1-
1
5%
5
25c
:
1
2-
Co.___—
(Canada),
Paints
'
Here me r
"12-23
1
1..
4V2%
12-31
1-15
1-15
2-
:|:25c
(quar.)—_
preferred (quar.)
—-s.
preferred (quar.i —_—
Kayser-Roth
Corp.
(initial)—2
Keisey-Haves Co. (quar.i.
•"
——
Kennedy's. Inc.. $1.25 conv. pfd.,. (quar.i —
Kerr
Manufacturing Co., common_____
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries, Inc.—
1-18
1-
*21 Vic
:
(quar. 1
(quar.)J
Inc.
6
2-10
25C
(quar.)
B
2-1
8
in-
t
.
37'aC
—
8
1-
37 VaC
preferred
(quar.)—
4.32%
preferred (quar.)
4.60%
preferred (quar.iKansas Power & Light, common
'
pfd.
1-
4.28%
"V
(quar.)__
Co..
1-15
.
1-20
1
1-15
.
4
55c
17 Vac
Co.—
preferred
Electric
2-
1
preferred (quar.)
:
$1
preferred (quar.)
-_l
$105
4.20''
preferred (quar.)_——_$1.08:,4
4.35%' preferred (quar.)—
$1.12 Va
4.50%
preferred (quar.)
Kansas City Southern Ry.—"
.
♦
50c
4%
non-cumuiative preferred '(quar.)—r.
Kansas Gas & Electric Co.—
$l.T2"a
4'/a%
preferred (quar?)
-----
5
50c
'
*
(quar.)»_,
Lithograph
Hawaiian
$1.37Va
(quar.),!..
t Increased
Stores
Havana
:
<fc
1-
1-20
$1.50
.
—
Los
1
3.80%
i-29
-1-
1-15 "
20c
.
—
2-
4
1
4.00%
4
«2- 5
2-29
12 Va%
___—
1-
1-15
2-15
\
1-
2-
—
(irom
(quar.)
B
Kansas
1-15
"75c
:
1-15
2-
quar.i
Minerals
Inc.,
Class
)!Son-Wa.lker Refractories Co.—
-
Ha-.
5'.a%
4
1-
1
\
2-
Central Power & Light Co.—
preferred
(quar.i—
Tea Co.. 3:,4''
preferred (quar.) —
Jostens,
l-v4
1-20
$1.25
.___
pfd. (quar.)
t.o stockholders ap5'i
20 1!
Jan.
on
Watch
1-
1-20
1-20
4C
25c
_
conv.
preferred (quar.)
preferred
tquar.
2ad
Hamilton
Long
4V4%
Powders,
(increased
Bros.
4
5c
■
___
1-
1-20
2%
:
preferred
iquar. i..__—
Bros. Co.. common
<quar. 1
Halle
-
20c
'J—-J:—
*
;
_
1-27
in-
(quar.i
Bronze
Heintz,
Inc.—
L____
dividend
Extra
1-15
—
Jockey Club.
Joy
Controls,
1
53 V4C
3
&
5.30';
.
Jewel
2-23
6-13
4%
1-8
3-14
...
Inc.
America
Reinsurance
Year-end
3-18
12 VaC
(quar.i
2-
31 '/4C
—
Jeahnette Glass Co.. 7%
12-18
$1.25
Tquar.)
*
V_
2-
4%
dividend)—
(quar.)___.___
Finance
Marsh
12-31
3-31
$1.25
Common
1-15
1-16
1
1-15
30c
$1,12 4.
(stock
preference
Leew's Inc.
realized
from
3c
dividend
Stock
'
37 Vac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Local
1-15
Ltd.—
pref.
A
Public
Jenkins
(quar.)
Hagan Chemicals
n
S4.-22
12-21
1-15
25c
3%
1st
1-15
11c
from
(6c
Fund
North
preferred
preferred
Jack *1
(quar. >_
Mfg.
1-18
from
(quar.)
1
1
55V4C
'
Y.i
preferred
Iowa.
5
12-21
1-15
J. 40c
of
Co.
2-
52 '.a c
income)
Irving Trust Co.
1-15
j
plus
Income
Breweries,
$4.36
4
preferred
Gn-t:n-3ac'on
16%c
(quar.i
Co
Lynchburg Gas Co.
profits)
Co.
Common
4
preferred
Life
plus
96'4C
12-15 ,V
4
gains
(quar.)
Luminator-Harrison
Fund
Growth
income
Iowa-Illinois
4
1-18.
564 c
—
2-
51c
;—
;
&
Groceterias.
$1.60
-
Ltd.—
Shares,
preferred
.6%
1-
1-18
20c
8
$5
.
12-31
50c
—
"preferred
(quar.)
Investors
Funding,
common
$•)
■
'
capital
Llncox.i Square Building Co
1-15
Telephone
Y. >-~
(quar.)
1-29
—
6%
1-15
16 Vac
'
cohv.
Co.,
1-31
2-
''
1-25'v
1-29
—
National
Loblavv
12-28
Silver
1-15
1-
dividend!
(stock
Ltd.
1-
lOe
Ltd.
Companies,
Wayne)
12-31
Investment
12-24
1
12 VaC
Co
Saddlery,
•Griesedieck
Ltd., com.
Paper Co..
Lakes
West
1-12
12-31
57 VaC
Inc., common (quar.)
Interstate Securities (increased quar. i—
12-31
1-
40o
Great
1
1-29
quar.i_
—
Quarterly
1-11
2-
-
iN.
2-
Interstate Hosts,
1-14
.
50c
:
Co.
5'i
8^4C
>
$1,50 4
Ltd.
Fabrics
$1.25
—
International
12-31
15c
—
12-i5
2%
—
__
iquar. 1
International
1-15
1-14
25c
—
preferred, (quar.)
6%
1-15
10c
(quar.)—.
4V2%.
12-31
2-8
(quar.i
T.t
Link-Beit
r
1-30
Common
1-15
2-
I-—
12-15
>15
.
1-15
International
1-29
5c
tquar.)
;V,
1-11
International
12-28
2-19
30c
>
Life
5814C
International Milling Co.. 4%
6
3%
—«
12-15
50c
Common
2-
56«/4c
,
1-15
4(1C
/6%
participating preferred
.International Harvester Co.—
5
$.005
Goiiiblaf.t
12-31
1-15
;___
(quar.i
Cooke,
(Fred
Liberty
115c
International
1-15
3-
55c
$1.121
A
(quar.)
Goodman
stock
or
dividend
&
12^15
42 Vac
class
50c
1-22
25 c
62 Vac
T_—r
preferred
1-15
3qc
lrom
common
Brothers,
1-15
,
(quar.)
Inter-Ocean
1-11
1-29
7 VaC
3
6V'
Ley
Ltd., 60c preference (quar.)
Natural Gas Ltd., 5%
pfd. (quar.)—
Interior
1-15
1
2-
"
Class
30c
7'/fee
;
2
1-
5%
____•—
(Increased
(quar.i
Insurance
1-15
1-30
5% '
—
class
12-15
4
Bell,
&
vesiment
1-25
1
—
Corp.,
Head
securities
r
87 Vac
(quar.)—
Products
12-24
L
(quar.i.—_—:
Income Fund
Mills, $1.25 pfd. (quar.)__
.vestment
25c
(quar.)
Lewis
Lincoln
preferred
8
2-
—
(quar.)
Company
Seal
12-24
8
12-15
1-
(increased);
common
Institutional
.
1-11
5c
Glide.en
Stock
Lewcrs
*
Lengines
preferred
Institutional
2-15
37 Vac
Y.)
4
Inc.
$1
preferred, (quar. 12—.
Inland
12-11
2-
___________
(N.
1-
25c
—
iquarli
Common
57,j ;;c
Co.
12-21
Co.—
4.42c
12-31
1
"2-
15c
Glens .Falls
cash
Preferred
tquar. i___
Co.
Incorporated
2-26
32'/a C
.—
12-29
2%
(quar.)
preferred
'
32'/a c
(quar.i-
preferred
Breaker
preferred
Institutional
J..S.
f'Jh
8
(quar.)_
preieried
Levines,
lai-18
8
1-15
5%
(quar.)
4
1-11
ilOc
—L—.—
(quar.)
4
1-
5:40c
,
4.26 c
4
>
—
12-18
1-
20c
(quar.)
preferred
Power,
Ingram
(increased)
com.
4preferred
Co.
(quar.)
Industrial Bank of Commerce (N.
*t& 1.25
(stock
4
2-15
120c
—'LZ
4.08%
1-
1-14
—i
1-
50c
(Ontario)—
Corp.
preferred
8
1
3-16
$1
dividend)
Gl§sspar Company (stock dividend)-.
Glatielter
in
Stores,
4'/2%
dividend)
(stock
common
_____
(quar.)
(quar.)
Products
Lerner
1I-
Inc.—
.
($1.34
1-2*
15c
ordinary income)
3
6-
City)
—_—
$1.50 preferred
(quaf.)
Indianapolis^Power & Light—
—
Gladden
12-31
6-20
(quar.i
(quar.)
pfd.
B
Brick
Indian
———
—
preferred
1-15
3%
(quar.i
A
4.70%
.
$4.50
$1.10
*
Corp.
1-15
45c
Bakeries.
Tire
&
12-1.5
4
i5C
Travslware, ciass A (quar.i
(James) & S6ns, 3.85%
pld. (quar.i—
payable
25c
2-
-
$1.25
Fabrics
Bond
12-31
1:10c
Brick
A
Circuit
E
Illinois
2-
93 %c
(increased)
—
Glj,deling. McBean & Co. (quar.)
1
-Gillette Co: (quar.)
Gimbel Bros. Inc.. com.
(increased quar.)
Georgia
T
4.00'/%
12-18
1
2-
30c
pay¬
L
.
A
1-15
7
1-
50c
.
——
dividend
City)
Mortgage
Press
series
Illinois
12-31
1-14
1.10c
(quar.)
common
$3.50
Stock
Lehman
Rubber
Class
12-31
1-10.
$1.I8:!4
(quar.)
12-31
12-15
36c
(quar.)_:
1-15
6c
dividend
series
5%
12-15
25c
preferred
$1.32
General Time Corp.
93:'AC
i
4.20%.
net
(quar.)
Erie
&
4'k
>-
Wares,
preferred
Lees
Hygra.de Food Products Corp.—•
12-14
1-
25c
(quar.).___
General Telephone Co. 01 Florida—
$1.30 preferred B '(quar.)
$1.30
12-31
$1
class
Ltd.,
preference
Stock
4
10c
Utilities Corp
Ltd., common.....
&
1-15
—
10c
{/referred
5'i
30c
59%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(stock
dividend)
Steel
Leeds
Hutlig Sash & Door (stock dividend)
Huyck (F, C.i & Sons, (stock dividend)____
12-
4
3-
■
$1
(quar.)
from
Latrobe
1-"
j;70c
'
(quar.)—•
^Industries
Lee
—
United
(quar.)
preferred
12-16
1-
of Rec.
(Ont.)i
(quar.)"____
University
Holders
Payable
—
Common
"145c
General Public Service Corp. (10 cents from
net
investment income plus a distribution
cash
Extension
Langendorf
12-31
12-23
2-
1-
General Products Mfg., Ltd.—
Clas'/"A( and class B (stock dividend of
three shares of 3%
non-cumulative re¬
deemable 2nd pfd. for each A or B held)
cents
1-29
6
•
preferred (quar.)
Precision Equipment—
"54.75 preferred (quar.)
—
in
Salle
1-22
(quar.i—
Hydraulic
50c'
/•
5,5
26
1-29
iV/*c
(quar.)
(Jersey
Co.
Co.—
Year-end
2-15
$1.50
^
—
Bank
Investment
&
Sessions
convertible 'preferred
Lanston
(initial)
TV
Hunp Corporation,
12-31
1-25
130c
.
B
6.40%
1-25; ;; i*15
;
,
General
able
2-15.
2-15
v
..
10'/
(Jersey
Hughes-Owens,
J 30c
—
General Bakeries. Ltd. (quar.i-•
General Dynamics Corp.
(quar.)
G-me-oi Electric Co.
(quar.)
General Mills; Inc., common (quar.)
—
General Motors Corp., S3.75 pld. (quar.) —
of
4
1
share
-2
5
12-15
5
dividend
'5
1-
'
.
1-
4.75%
$1.80
(initial)
<
&
10c
preferred
&
50c
Inc.
common
National
Radio
1-
1-
% 8c.
•
,
u;*—
Ga.) common
Industiies
convertible
100%
25c
Stock
5
20c
Tcofumbu s,
g',
3
2-
35<r
per
(stock dividend)
Hudson
1-
1-10
Freightlines '(quar.)—™
Lis h t Co
General American
2-
re¬
^
,1-10;
.
Ga":
County
Lamson
La
(jjuar.)
Co.
2-15
10c
"55c
be
"(quar.)
Quarterly
1-
1-10
Garchier-Denver Co., common <quar.)_
4<-: preferred (quar.)—.
a
Garrett
$105
preferred '(quar.)
Sound
4
.
dividend)
1
Funds,
preferred
Hudson
1-10
-
(quar.)—
common
12-18
l-lo
:
Fro.Vst (Charles E.) & Co., class. A—
Toiler,
10
at'
15
Corp.,
«preferred
Howe
1-
(year-end)
Finance
4.40'/f
;
;12-30
1-10
9c
Petroleum (annual).
Fre-notu
11-15
7
1
*
4%
2
l
Loan
When
Share
of Company
Lambton
~
Ltd. (quar.)—-——
Cos..
1-
"
2-
Par
Name
4
'/
'
to
dividend)
Pittsf-ield
1-15
"on each of about series)
Tile
&
this
&
Houdry "Process
-
Fund Series—-Scries
m
Preferred Series
Brick
plus
Horne
8
Feb.
1-
_k___
issue
t
oj Rec.
1
—
;
(stock
Co.
&
(Entire
A
on
11-30
-
Common
Fra-u* Manufacturing
1-
A.)
—'
...
Holders
Payable
37 VaC
'
(/initial)
preferred
deemed
12-18
1-20
1-
Income
splits
(George
common
6'i
4
»
Ut( 2-toi^l.1
Hormel
quarterly
'
.
When
2-
(quar.)—
common
k
■
30c
preferred
New
4
1-
5c
Station Co. of Canada Ltd. (quar.)--—
N'Vst 37th Street, Corp
----gr0rk
11-20
:
Corp.,
'
Per.
Share
0/ Company
Sugar
Increased
12-28
10c
*
cri'-.KUn-Aaams Co.
*
L -i'Vui Capital Corp. (annual)
Custodian Funds—
;
1-15
20c
;
1-15
12-28
,1"13
5%
dividend—_
i;
Worth Transit- (quar.i———
1
1-13
8c
«'ork
Fnr;.
'
2%
•
Line inc.-'
X>a common (initial)—
W
2-
1-14
■f
(quar.)——
Holt
(Henry)- & Co
Home Insurance Co. (N. Y.i—
'
2%.
dividend)___'_—.——-——
(stock
2-15
$1.75
•
(stock dividend)
common
porter,
%"
2
tpfllnfi "inc"7~%~ pfh.V.(quarJ4_^_
S !:.
Flii-t
Payable ol Rec.
Holly
'5'it
a'tioual City Bank of New York/.uUont
to fltOckholuCl'S
&PL
div, subect to stockholders' approval
.i
•
Name
•
•
s/-
#
Holderi
When
9
1-12
■
1-15
20c
59^aC*
1-
12-11
4
^
1-
12-,7
4
12-15
'
12-15
80c
^1-15
12-15
80c
1-15
12-15
'
10
The Corrwiercial and Financial Chronicle
(10)
Monday, January 4, i960
...
')
.When
Holders
Share
Payable
of Rec.
35 V
2-15
Par
Company
of
Name
v
dividend
Co. (Stock
Morrison-Knudsen Co. (extia
Morrell
&
(Johrit
Motorola.. Inc.
Diablo
Mount
"
Royal
.Mount
Quarterly
Muler
dividend'
35c
5
i-~
Patterson
U
5
12-15
Pea body
1-15
>
.
V
12-31
Penman's Ltd..
(C.
J.>
Coal
Co.,-5'i
Co.,
pfd. tquar.)-'
(quar,);
common
common
-
4
4.24%
12-11
VX''
8c
1-15
37 Vc
1-15
4.25V
12-31
.
..
1-18
.
12-18'
4"
2-15
1-
preferred
preferred
SI.06
(qudr.)—
$1.06 V
2-1
Savannah
'-.V
•
^preferred
$%
1-
25c
tquar.)——-r—
& Bros.
Myers (P. E.)
60c
'
1-12
4
12-31
Peoples Gas." Light
Coke (quai®.)___.
Peoples Securities Corp. (5 cents from ordi¬
12-14
•
Register
Cash
National
60c
1-15
12-18
30c
(quar.)——-—
1-15
12-15
1-26 s
5%
——'
dividend—
Stock
12-28
1-5
General Bottlers (quar.t
dividend__^_.-:__„—
Perinanente Cement
Corp.
1-
15c
87;
(quar.)
Pettibone
1-15
12-15 X
-
4
12-
2-1
17'Ac
8
2-
17c
1-15
preferred ,<quar. i——.
—
National Fire Insurance Co.
*Hartfordi—
15;shc
Co..
National Finance
(quar.)
68c
-
6'AV
dividend
Cash
Mills.
National Lead Co..-6'*
quar.)_,„——
Ltd.. class B——
preferred B (quar. (__
tV2%
Industries
Presto
1-31
1-
series
(Above
8
6
tions
from
quarterly
investment,
Ltd.
(quar.»_
National
Standard,
new
com;, <initial*
National
v
National
Trust
Gas
Natural
1-
4
1-
5
Neiman-Marcus
5%%
%
5c
Corp.
Products
1-15
Neptune
Co..
Meter
S2.40
preferred
Nest.le-I.eMur
Ltd.
12-31
1-15
Pierce
12-31
&
Co.
conv.
1-15
.Jersey Natural Gas, new
Orleans
4
12-16
4
12-15
30c
1-13
12-30
1-
4
12-15
Pittsfield
S1.433i
tquar.)
1-
1
12-14
Plough,
Ft.
4 36%
preferred
7V
preferred
Process1 Co;
New
York
New-
&
North
Inc.
Plume
&
Atwood
1-15
12-28
1-22
12-31
4-22
4-
1
Pope
2-15
2-
1
Port
2-15
2-
1
Portland
1-21
1-
4
Portland
General
1-15
12-24
Potomac
Edison
29c
1-15
12-24
22'2c
1-15
Newark
*
6V
900
(stock
Norfolk
&
pfd.
preferred
North
American
Life
dividend
American
North
&
VX Northern
5'«
60c
,
4.22Of
preferred
Insurance
r
com.
com.
'
3-14
Puget
1-
(quar.)^,
1-15
1
-
8
Ohio
1-14
2-
.
.
v
6% ;
1-
27»/2C
1-20
E
Corp.
Ltd
Stock
$3.50
Olin
New
12-31
Corp.
12-31
Rapid
Rayettfe,
Inc.
1-15
12-31
Reading
&
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-18
J2'2c
4
$7
5%
'
1-
8
1-
30
2-29
..
2
cents
4-
1
12-31,
X.-?'10c
*
—
ZZLL
.
7
.(quar.)-""-—I
...3
Pabst Brewing
Pacific Gas &
Pacific
(stocA
$4 40
-v-
preferred
"
>
conv.
Power
&
preferred
1-
1-
&
4
9
1-
"
_
5V
12-
'
'
1-18
4-
$2
preferred
2V
%1 'Ac
;
45c
57;
,
$7'Ac
2-
25c
2~—V—_
15c
.1-
33/4 V
1-
River
5
1-15
1-15
12-31
1
2-
5
:■
1-15
*
12-24
-
-
Mills
H.)
Co,
(quar.)
—
Royal
1-15
12-18
1-15
12-18
12-18
1-15
1-15
preferred B (quar,)
S'/aV preferred C (quar.
67V
preferred D (quar.)
Rubbermaid. Inc. (quar.i__2.
12-18
1-11
12-18
12-31
1-11
12-31
1-11
12-31
$1,54
1-11
Rubinstein
12-31
•
1-11
4
Sacol,
St.
1-13
12-31
12'Ac
1-25
1-U
-2V'
2-11
1-11
.St,
,
St.
Ltd,
25c
5';
common
Steel
Fire
$25c
.
i*__
common
' 425c
:;25c
'
2-
1
1-15
1-15
12-31
V53c
40c
—___
(quar.)__
(initial
M.)
Co.
%
quar
(initial)___■
Gas.
common
;
'
—
12-31
1-
4
12-21
1-
4
12-21
.
2-15
.
1-
Rico
•
$1.12'A
(quar.
Factors' (s-a)
preferred
A
12-16
12-16
1-11
12-24
4c
1-11
12-31
1-11
12-31
3 7'Ac
1-15
12-31
371 Ac
1-15
12-31
;
.)
'
■:
(quar.)
Power,
Colorado
preefrred
Indiana
Gas
5
1-
5
2-15
1-20
1-15
12-18
1-15
12-31
22'Ac
(quar.)__-_;._.
)__i__V____P.__.
,%
X $0,596
2-
1
$0,686
(qtiarv)-^
2-
1
1-15
$0,596
2-
1
1-15
'.J-
Electric—.
-
(quar.)4_'
$1.20
Materials
61-12
(qiiar.
New
Co,
•
(quar.)„i
com.
England
$5
1st preferred
(quar.)
Southwestern Life Insurance
'"Southwestern Public Service
4
3.70%
3.90%
(
55c
i 1-15
preferred
preferred
1-29
$1.25
Co
1-15
12-31
20c
-1-11
12-31
(Texas)„,_
Co.—-
'
92'Ac
$1.03%
s
4.75%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
4.36%
4.40%
preferred
($25
4
12-16
Standard
Dredging
(quar.)__
Corp*—
$1.60 convertible
preferred
Oil Co. of Ohio—
1-29
12-31
Standard
3%7c
(quar,)..
't25c
1-25
12-22
......
m.25
1-25
12-22
par)
preferred
Standard
A'
lie
1-
.5
1-13
l*lfty
12-16
1-
8
Class
A
1-20
1-20
2-
1
1-20
2-
1
1-20
$1.18%
P
2-1/
G20
1-20
2-1
1-20
2-
(quar.27'Ac.
" s•
w
(qtiar.40k_X
3-1
2-19
'7
(quar.)___
Co, common
(stock dividend),
1-20
1
2-1
^
27'Ac
93%c
Products Co
Register
1-20 V
i
$1.10
1-15
15c
Standa/d Radio. Ltd,_
Standard
1
2-
2-1
'
$1.06'A
(qua.r.)_
'
(st.k.
dtvd.)
12-31
1-20
•
57;
Continued
.1-11
1-8*
115c
5%
.
-
2-
97'Ac
(quar;)_
12-18
4
'
12-30
.
12-19
1-
12-30
2-16
1-11
2-15
12-30
1
j.-ll
•
19c
•
1-15
'
1-13
1
15c
(quar.)
preferred-(quar )_
preferred (quar.)
4.15%
4.25%.
1
2-
l:14_v
| 12-31
2-1
2-1
Southern
Oxygen Co. (quar.)
Southwestern
Drug, common
'
15c
27'Ac *
27'Ac
P.._
Telephone (quar.)
(quar.)
1-15
1
2-1
10c
Fund,'"Tnc
Power
2-
$1.18%
Industries
1-15
Vr
•
.
.
(quar.)
preferred
Southern
6
(quar. ) i-i''
common
(quar.
preferred
1-
1-31
■4 $1.50
Power,
|)referred
2nd
1-5
i-31
•1:62 'Ac •
com.'(quae
preferred (quar.)
1-31*
28'Ac
_1__:
Ltd,
65c
-
1-15
32'/ac
4
4
1-4
$1.50
'
1-
1-15
1-
50c
$1.37'2
fquar.v
9
15c
;
(quar.
preferred
12«-21
-v
12-
X
common..
(quar.)_____________c___
1-26
1-15
4
A—
Sugar,
4.757c
*
1-
1
2-
1-30
22'Ac
(qtiar.($1.15
40c
4
1-15
20c
$1.25
-
preferred
35c
1-
3-25
1:10c
(quar.)____.
(quar.)
1-14
12-24
preferred
...
4
1-15
4.60%
.
1-
4-15
4.40%
__1
1
3%
___P„ii_—_i.
Ltd.
^4.80%
12-31
3-
1-15
15C^
•
12-30
:
insurance
2-
35c
1
1-15
7»/ac
1-15
12-21
1
1-15
— „
1
1-4
2-
—.
'
2-
7
;|:30c
;
——.
.v.
7
12-28
12-31
Nevada
2-
7
1212-
1-27
1:10c
(quar.)
12-
1-4
1-18
12-31'
prefer'-ed
1-
1-18
25c
—
-—47»
ic
Southern
11-20
,
8
7
1-29
5'AV
5
2-10
1-
12-10
12-
1-29
preferred
Southern
12-15
1-11
1
r *
8
1- 4
47^
1_————
5.44 V
1-5
i-26
•
1
4
'
1-
130c
Southern
/ 1-15
.
2-
2-
.
25c
—_
(s-a)
preferred
Soul hern
11-25
1-
1-
(quar.)—-——i'50c
Hungerfordi Co.—
Southern
1-15
'
12-10
1
2-1
t$1.75
—
(quar.)i__
A
$1.25
Castings..
Marine
145c
(quar.—____
Canada
12-10
1-
2-
•
$1.12'. 2
preferred^ (quar,
Paul
12-17
1-19
non-cumuliitlve preferred
Louis
4
2-15
;„,g>
(Helena) Inc. (quar,)—
(Colo.r, class A„
Corp,
3%
1-
*-15c
'
preferred
6V
•
Louis Southwestern Ry. Co.—
5v
12-31
Inc.
Lawrence
5V
St.
—
;
12-17
$1
1-15
1
20c
v1
5V
•$1.50
.'
..
,
—
McBee Corp.—
4preferred A (quar.i—;
1-15
$1.41
/
II
4
Ltd.—
Co, Ltd.; $1 pfd.
1-15
4
10c
dividend.
V
$1.10
v
&
4.567;
1-11
2-
2%
—
(stock
(quar.)_—
Canada,
.)
12-11
1-12
,
1-19
1-
split)1-23
of
'
Ltd,
Puerto
6V
12-11
4
1-14
'
25c
Southern California Gas Co* 6V
1
1
1-
12-31
2-25
2-15
«
15c
1-11
1-25
1-29'
120c
Co.
Southeastern
5
4
1-
25c
—C—
Cola
S. 1
(J.
4.727'fj
1
50c
4 Of
—
Rowe Furniture Corp.
;
Roxbury Carpet Co. "(quar.>2—2.2;
Crown
1-
1-25
30c
_
dividend).,—
(stock dividend)—
dividend
1
25c
(stock
(quar.)
Mfg. Co.
Plywood
R odd is
2-
1-
93 %c
-
12-21
i—
Ltd.
Stores,
8•
4
12-21
:X -1-4'
22'Ac
Corp
1- 4
2V
28c
2-
'&>
:
(increased
(quar.).
Rockwell
2-15
1-15
Rice
(H.
2-
$1.12 'A
.
(quar.)
Button
2-
$2
Products
Brand
Robertson
Rochester
12-23
3-
preferred /quar.)
Protective Co
iquar.)
12-21
(quar.)
com.
4.72 V/
59 %c
2Tfid
4
in¬
Pittsburgh Water Co.—
4'AV
preferred
(quar.)_—
V'V;V,;y.V
(quar.)—
common
Bros,
3-11
1-H
12-28
1-
12-17/
South
Ltd.—
:$i.i9
Co.—
preferred
•
Metal
3%
50c
Canada,
(quar.)—
convertible
Inc.,
of
12-28
1-11
,
13c
(quar.)—______
Atlantic
South
'
A
net
1-11
i-iS
4
5
;
—_—
(from
(quar.>3.
Southern
•'
•
12-28
12-22
$33'Ac
America
1-15
Co.—
12-28
1-11
12'.Ac
12-23
.1
12-28
1-12
5'V
12-21
1-25.
7
12,
1' *•
1-15
1-15
1-12
1-12
.1-
•;
1-15
1-22
.
1-14'
X
1-
Extra
5%
12-31
12 'Ac
dividend-—————
5V
P
1
1-27
30c
;
—___
(quar.)_.
CO.
class
common
South
1-15
1-30
'
dividend
Co.
rJ
•
(J.
Stock
12-17
-V.'.
5
7c
10c
.
—
I
5
1-
$1
(A.
O.i
Corp.
(quar.)
(Howard) Paper Mills, com.
New
12-28
2-
1-
1-10
1-15
2
35c
'
12-21
1-15
,
$1.25
1-15
1-10r
preferred
12-28
4
1-15
2-
20c
(quar.)
of
preferred
Sobeys
1-14
5'Ac
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
(Dayton Ohio)—
--V-
1-
50c
•
12-30
1-29
1-29'
>
6%c
/quar.)__
;
dividend
(T.
Smucker
3-14
1- 8
12-30
1-15
17'/a%
',
dividend
(N.),
Smith'
7
12-31
j
1
12-17
1-15
.
rets.
(quar.)
Superior
Smith
12-21
"1-25
:t"- 7'?c
'
Engineering
Island. Electric
-Extra -2—
Rieke
12-23
$1.13
-
——2—
Telegraph—
~
__g.
A
(quar.)^___^__
preferred
Richman
4
1-15
$V25
~ -T
i
$1.50
—
3-
dep.
(initial)
Extra
12-18
1
12-17
12-17
yi-10
50c
—
(2-for-l
Mines,
Siinms
514
12-18
2-
12-17
1-10
-
.
B
Slater
6-18
•4-1
■
:i5c
Ltd.—
Aluminum
Co.
Corp;
Stock
12-31
1-25
87'Ac
Co.—
(quar.)—
"
Chemical
preferred
Rich's,
12-15
1-25
40c
(quar, )•—_.,
Electronics '(guar
25c
—
1-10
1-10
50c
Inc.,
Class
12-10
30
2
12-17
40c
(quar.)
Association
P.
C.)—-
Drilling
$1.18%
$1.18%
(quar.)
Pacific Telephone &
6%
preferred, (quar.).
Packard Bell
(quar.)
6
1-10
12-28
20c
—
(Boston)
common
Stock
1-15
1-iO
20c
Son
preferred
Smith
*
(quar.)_
$1.12«A
preferred
7%
12-22
1-11
1- 9
"
15c
&
1-20
1-
•
•
•
5c
class
Rhode
2-15
V 12-19
1-15
65c
...v..
preferred
1-20
35c
(Canada), Ltd., class A (quar.)
Supply Co. of Calif, (quar. >
&
A
Shulton,
12-22
2-25
1-15
j.
dividend
Oil
Sigma
1-20
$1.50
—
common
Ltd.
dividend-.
\Vz%
12-4
.
5
10c
$1.09
preferred
50c
10c A;
(stock
43/4%
1-5
4
,5%
.^
3—2"-
S.64%
8
—:
Metals
Royal
(quar)'
8
12-
:40c
quar.!,_V_^
Drug
434V
2%T>—*.1-15
25c
-
Light, common
(quar!)-_—
^
12-
4
—
_
Offshore
(Initial
Reynolds
12-31
2-15
'
tquar.)
(quarh—-
(quar.)
(quar.)——
(Mass.),
FcevlonInc.
8
12-31
3-10
$1.25
——
6.16^
dividend
1-
_
10 V
(quar.)—"
.
4-52%.
Stock
1-
1-15
25c
_
(quar7)—-^,__.t
preferred
preferred tquar.)
$4.50
Pacific
15c
J25c
" "
tquar
preferred
$4 75
5%
Co.
4
1-
10c
Batten,
Rexal!
12-18
1-18
:25c
(quar.)
$4.75
•
dividendi
Electric
12-18
1-
Inc.
convertible
(M.)
P 1-20
2-10,
25c
(quar.)
D.
!
(quar.)_-
2-10
25c
Extra
12-11
12'Ac
i
i quar.)__
Co
1
1-20
P
25c
cents)______
com.
12-
,
,
Common
12-11
4
2%
Racing Assn.
Stock
Lighting Corp.—
$4.36 preferred
4
1-20
25c
(increased" quar.")
(quari^i
i
4
4
1-
12'Ac
(initial)
(quar.)—-
Revere
1-30
:40c
(quar.
11-
10c
13
new
BottlingP(LosPAngeles)
Sherwin-Williams
12-15
20c
•
—
(initial
Mfg.
Republic
'
.
7'Ac
■
i
.
-
1-
50c
Oxford Electric
(annual)-—_
*
Stock dividend —~
Oxford Paper Co., common
preferred
Reliance
1-30
:$1.75
Fiberglas
4
American
.
Inc.,
preferred
$2.12
America,
Reynolds
v-
(quar
(quar.u.
/1-
Latz,
Leatlier
Shell
12-15
$1'.16 'A
^
—-
dividend
Reitman's
1-15
20c
—
$5
5
11-19
""
com
4
Ltd,
(approximately
8
*
Year-end
Machinery. Inc.—
A
Electric
Stock
Stock
(quar.)__'
Corning
1-
4
$1.06
Ltd.,
1-
2-10
u^___•
Trust
'
12-15
$ 1.06
100
"
Shawmut
12-15
4
(quar.)
(Canadai
A
Reliance
12-17
4
1-20
28c
(quar
1
25c
,
investment
B
Class
■
(initial!
preferred
1-
10c
—
Extra
7%
Owens
1„-
50c
—-II__II~II"1
Co.
3-
1-
(quar.)____
Shawinigan Water & Power Co,
12-15
^1-
1-15
3-15
5c;
(from
1-15
2-1
,3-31
(quar.)
common.
1-20
1
;$l
,
(quar.)
common
income)
-
12-15
1
each
1-20
•2-19
15c
.
(initial)
:'
Trust,
Sheraton
&' Timber
Bates
Corp.
Class
4
12-21
1-15
15c
J50c
iquar,)
1
for'
4-18
'7-1-8
1
2-
*
—.
Shares
vestment
12-15
$1
preferred
(quar.)2—,
Inc.. class A <Initiali
V
Reitman's
3-17
'.'5c
__
.
Valet,
3-
$1.12 V2
2nd
Reece
12-17
25c
quar.)
Mathieson Chemical
One-Hour
3-
$1.16
(quar.)—
—,
Grip &
4V
2-17
1-
~
Ontario Loan & Debenture
Co.
Ontario Steel Products,
$1.06'A
Reading Company—
4
50c
i.---—
(auar.)L
1
(quar.)———;
preferred
12-31
Reaisite.
(quar.)
Co.—"
Gas
common
Oliver
Olin
&
3-
'
3-
S5c
—
&
Stock
1-11
.
"*
"
!
2-11
10c
(quar.>_
common
preference
Co,
Shareholders
4
Oklahoma—
Resources.
1-15
preferred
Oil
$1.05
dividend
1st
1-15
i__
—
1
—
Railway Equipment & Realty Co.. Ltd.^—•„
,S6
preferred
(quar.)_
12-31
(quart)
Co. '(year-end)
Gas & Electric—
2-15
;: 2-
$1
25c
stock
Co,
Finance
Shapiro
12-23
i-
Inc.1,
Industries
Extra
■
Pulp
of
$1.04
com.
I
1-15
&
Shakespeare ' Co.
1-4
1-26
47'ic
—
—u,-."...
(quar.)
of
$1.20 preferred
$1.0234
—-I--. "I
1
3-
4V
•
(quar.)
(Ed.)
Seven-Up
r
$2
(quar.)—
)
(quar.)——
Corp.
1-15
—
Colorado
Co., common
preferred
(quar.)—
$1.02
(( vear-ehd )__
(quar.)
12-23
.
Radorock
12-31
5%
(increased
12-31
2-
30c
,
Oats
&
Radio
8
1-25
T
V
4
1-29
__V__A__;X_X__Ax
preferred
4.24%
1-22
;|50c
(quar.)
Co.
—
$1.02 Vz
common
4V
Seton
12-31
3%
,
(quar.)_—„
(quar.)_"__j
(eight shares of convert-
American
Class
1-12
1-22
l
(exti:a)___
A. convertible
(interim)
1-12
1-11
1
2-
1-18
2
'■
$3.40 preferred
dividend
View
58-
■">'
■
1.
Williams
Seligman
12-31
37V
dividend).
{quar.)—!
Racine Hydraulic &
•
12-18
2-16
Leather
4'v
1
(quarj-2
preferred
90c
VX-.
Common
1
2-
—
12-18
dividend.
Oklahoma
'2-
$1.17'A
Quebec Power Co. (quar.)^_.
Quincv Mining
R
55c
-
of
Reliance'Insurance Co.
.
(quar.)——
90c
dividend
&
Selection
12-29
12-23
1-
'
Stock
1-15
preferred
.1
income)
>
30c
—
Quaker
12-18
.
Ohio Gravel Co.
12-28
i——
—
common
(stock
Co.
Sound
'.
12-22
1-15
(quar.)—
(stock
A
8V
Co.
preferred
Extra
12-31
2-
[jTiXXXZ
Ltd.,
1-11
1-20
27'Ac
•
1-15
12-31'
■
2
27'/2C
...
(monthly)
" .'...a—.—.—
Extra
2-
-10c
...
12-31
1
1-15
27V>c
(quar,)—__
Fetzer
Selected
v
10c
12-16
4
1-14
•'
Ocean Cement
&"3upplies.
Flour Mills.
25c
5V '
10 7;
Stores, Ltd.
(quar.)
Pyle-National Co., new common
12-23
Extra'„„__;X_XAX-V_XX_1
0«llvie
12-30
•
(quaiv(,__
preferred
12-31
♦40c
—
common
1-29
1-20
pfd.
12-21
1-13
2-
(quar.^ 37'/2c
Security Storage Co. (Washngton,
Quarterly
Extra
P—__———
12-14'.
2-15
preferred
5Va'%
1-15
He
J20c
Security Insurance Co. of New Haven
12-18
65c
•
Purity
2-15
1-15
1-14
■
Rubber/
4
5 V
(quar,)—
preferred
4.65V
10-14
37J/2c
dividend
O'Sullivan
dividend)—-
12-15
12-31
1
(quar. >
Quarterly
Quarterly
5
$1.05
(quar;.)
Utilities Ltd., S7 pfd. (annual
Northwestern States Portland Cement—
Stock,
1
1-
1-20
1-22
(quar.)
(quar.)
,.
11-
7-15
SI.12
Northern
■
1
-it
;
(quar.)_
preferred tquar.)
Northern Telephone Co.. Ltd.,
,,
8-
-
*__.
(Minn.)
preferred
1-
17c
♦
.
2-19
1-4
5%
Corp,
-
$2.50
(quar.)..;..
$5
1-4
3-10
22 VAC
Products
$5
12-10
1-15
$1.75
(s-a)—
pfd.
;
4
Monthly
.
preferred
4.24V
$1.06'/4
(quar.i-
8
1-5
SI
dividend)
preferred
4-14
2-
—
preferred
1-
10c
Gamble,
Service
2
$i.25
?:
—
$4 16
.X.
/
412V
Public
5-
$2
(N. Y.)
(quar.)__
(increased quar.)
$4.p8 preferred
.,
/
4V
15c
Co.
$4 10
$4 11
1-21
25c
(quar.t-
preferred
12-28
1-15
-
Co.—
(ouar.)_____
$3.60
7
58c
•
preferred
preferred
States Power
$1.75
„
(quar.)—
preferred
4.64V
(Chicago! —
(quar.)-
4.25%
Northern
(slock
Co., 3.60V
preferred
4' *V
1-15
1
S3.40
.
_
Pacific
RR.
Electric
Ltd..
Mfg.
Service
2-
50c
-•
(s-a )
Ry.
Public
12-31
50c
Quepec Power, Ltd.,
1
1-5
4
sinking fund preferred (quar.)___
$1.18%
sinking fund preferred (quar,)'
$1.25
convertible preferred A
(quar.)$ 1.25
'$5 convertible preferred B
(quar.)
$1.25
Seagrave Corp., 5% preferred (quar.)__
$1.25
P; 5V2%-.preferred' (quar.)_
68%c
Security-Columbian Banknote (quar.)______ ;
10c
Extra
1
2
' 5c
5
1-15
1-15
$4.75
8
Chicago
—
(stock
&
Procter
Progress
15c
(quar.)
Insurance
6
'2-10
10%
Northern
1-
1-
V
4
Seaboard
1-4
1
2-
62 Vac
(special!
Gardner
15c'
(quar.
Northern
1-12
•
12-21*
1-15
;:25c
' 25c
—
preferred
Sea
5
1-15
7c
tquar.)——__—
Corp., class
B
15c
4'A%
'Northern
Mfg.
1-
2-
SI
.
Sulphite & Paper (stk. dividend!
(stock dividendi
Light
Brothers,
15 c
(special!
tquar.)..Public Service
Indiana
1-
.
25c
_.
preferred
conv.
&
Gas
4.20V,
9;
Engineering Works (quar.)„„___
Northern^Illinois Gas. common (quar.)—
Northern
f- 2
1
Northern
,
1-12
""C' P-P" Pp
20c
V
1-
Schuster
1-15
12-31
12-31
12-18
1~
ihlcL. preferred
.'•-.-P.;shares held>
1-15
2-1'
12'Ac
<quar.i—
—;
preferred
Prince
12-18
1-
t
Centra! Ry.
1-
2-
(increased!.
Refractories
Mfg.
Corp.
Company—
Class
Price
12-28
933>c
—
'
Judd
1-25
SI.50
-
Investment
American
(Stock
North
Huron
1
s-a*
,
Aviation
•
12-29
1-27
$1.75
(quar.*__
(quar.)—
American
North
1-15
5V
Ry. Adj. pfd. (quar.*
tinitial-quar.)—
tquar. >
North
$6
Western
preferred
V
7,
preferred tquar.)
Jincreased
Awe
Talbot
&
Potter
7
12-
X.
3% %
Coi.
tquar.)——
6V
12-
4
(Ohio)—
preferred
6(r
4
1-
25c
(quar.t —
preferred
67v
1-
dividend__
5'A V. prior
I. >
$1
(quar.i———
Adams
Cordage
4.70V
4.'
SI .09
«yeer-endt_~
iJ.
1-
$1.I8A4
—__
Co.
Michigan
6%
tquar.)—
Telephone Co.
Newberrv
+15c
•Plymouth
Polymer
RR
preferred
'
5'v
X___,_XXA_AX_A__.X____.,_,XV
Times.
1
«
Auction
York
2-
■
1-15
1J
1-23
1-25
1-15
2-4.
-
(quar.$1.31'A
Stock
12-18
'
-
p
Coi'p.,
Series
97'Ac
; 30c
1-
Schenley Industries,
♦12-24
1-JP
12-31'
-22c:r-'
1-15
Tubular
&
Scott
12-15
8
2-19
90c
—
(quar.)
60c
(initial*
Central
York
New
1-15
1*
5%'
—
(quar.)i„—
35c
(quar. >
...
2-19
12-31
10c
Ry. Co.—
(quar.)—V—;—^
$15c
Service—
preferred
43«V
New
Public
4
1-13
"
-
$4
preferrea
(quar.)
Scott-Mattson Farms (initial)-—__________
:
1-11
12'Ac
—
Chemical
Wayne
17»ac
•
t-—
com.
,
3-
.
preferred
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR, (quar.)
Pittsburgh. Youugstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
1-
New Brunswick Telephone,
Ltd. tquar.V—__
New England Gas & Electric Assn. t incr.)_2
New
quar.).
preferred
7%
12-22
1-
——
New
■■
1-8
v
5c
35c
tquar.i—
dividend
(stocu
-
$1.50
dividend
(stock
'
12-31
12-31
$1.09
8; x Scott Paper Co,
$2.50
Pillsbury Co.. S4 preferred )quar.-)_^_^____
Pittsburgh Brewing Col, com. (quar.>
30c
______
(quar )-——_
common
■; $1.17
RR.
1—_—
(quar.)
Stevens
Pittsburgh,
r—
tquar.»
1-
12-31
1-15
+20c
common-—--—.
Canada.
1- 8
1
'
(quar.)—
$15c
Neon
1
2-
12-31
l-is
1-15
(quarD
5)2 V:
ppP
Inc.—
(increased
preferred
$2.50
♦
pfd.
2-
$1.10
i
(resumed)—
preferred
740c
Line.
Co..
4V
12-18
lie
■
Ltd
Co.,
Pioe
'3.90V
12-18
25c
(reduced)——
<quar.)—
J.
Co.
Steel
Morris
Common
12-18
4
52C
•
Refining
Tank
Philip
4
income).
Car
Sugar
1-
1-
12-18
distribu-
Steel
National
4
6c
National
-
1
1-
Phoenix
12-15
4
2-
c
1-8
•
'
-L--
net
4
31 lic
-
__—
all
1-
5%
31'
(quar.)
Phoenix Silk Corp.
.*
17
$1.07'A
.—
12-31
2-
i__
Philadetphia &fTrenton RR. (quar.
Phillippine Long Distance Telephone (quar.)
12-16
'
preferred
95c
common
5Vz'/e
■
12-10
—_
Philadelphia. Germantown & Norristovvn
Quarterly
12-16
1-15
15c
Research—
amounts
-
1-
series---'———
Dividend
.
6
6
(stock div.t —
series——
Bond
Balanced
4
1-
12 VC
—
&
12-
4
$1.12 (it
preferred A tquar. >
5% 2nd preferred B (quar.)!——.—-—X', SI.04 preferred ts-ai
-—_____
Securities
1-
4V
Scott
———
(quar.t'
4.68V
1-
1-15
25c
22Vbc
(quar.)
Schwitzer
•
(quar.)I
12-31
1
i-
(quar.
preferred
1-15
2-
25c
(quay.)
Co.—r
preferred
4.40V
1-
2nd
National
Electric
preferred
12-15
„S1.50
(quar.)-*-—
National Propane Corp,-com
5V
3.80V
4
/ : 25c
Manufacture & Stores Corp. tquar.)
National
5
1-
+8c
i-qitar."——
preferred
1-
Mulliken
Philadelphia
30c
r
.
National Linen Service, common (quar )-—
National
1-15
5
40c
(quar.)—
Hosiery
1-
4.30V
National Fuel Gas .(increased
National
1-14
I
Power,
1-2-31
A
8cheripg
i-;4"
*
15c
cortv. pfd. (quar.)
Electric Welding
National
Electric &
Paper Corp. (quar.')
& Co, Ltd, rflass A
Scarfe
1-20
1tJ3
■
28c
■
12-3J.
1-15
'
preferred
5'/4%.
Saxon
30c
Pepsi-Cqla
Stock
;
Sawhill
nary net income plus 25 cents accumulated
undistributed profits from sale of securities)
'
Corp. (year-end ):-(~r
National Biscuit. Co.. com. (increased-quar.)
NAFI
*57'Ac
28c
:
Holder %
1-15
preferred
*4 36%
'
:
Electric
Sanitary Products Corp; of America—
Class A
Sargent & Compdny_.__..___^_X._____.__._;
2-15
1
When
Payable of Rec.
20c
>
1-15
3-
4
$1.16
(quar.)—.....•
.....——'—V—15c
Company, • 60c conv. pfd. (quar,), v
15c
Sandura
9
2-15
1
3-
Diego Gas &
Extra
1-15.
20c 'X 1-25
'
(quar.l^-i---.^,.--.--(quar.)-^iS'l~;—
4.64V
12-31
1-15
iquar.i—'
preferred
•
1-20
1-
10c
Pennsylvania Power Co.—
1-
6
Per
Share
Co., com. (quar.)
5.60V preferred, (quar.)—,—
5 V preferred .(quar,
4Va% preferred (quar.)
4.40V" preferred (quar.)_Lj.j.-1.1
San Miguel Brewery
<quar.)——..
12-28
I
1-30
145C
■
•
55c
10c
—
1-
San
-
Company
Sanborn'Company
6
1-11
2-
12 VAC
(quar.
1-,
1-29
37 Vac
;
Name of
12-18
1-29
40c
'
Co, (quar,)
&* Geai" ( quar.
■'
:
12-18
4
1-4
25C
..
-
Traffic 'Co.
Penn
.
common
Inc.,
System,
(quar,
Proof
Machine
12-21
4c
Mutual
Rust
1-15
SI. 65
Co.
of Rec.
1-
37Vac.
(quar,)
&
Holders
Payable
1 Vic
(quar.)—.
common
'
Parker
and 30c from
ordinary income
capital gains.) A
from
Davis
When
Share
■■
Ektra
1-15)
...
Company
preferred
?arke
2-12
1-30
6%
v
of
Manufacturing,
Perkins
(quar.)^.■
stock
t
Corp.—
Mutual Shares
2-29
v
Co.
'
realized
12-31
6c
Telephone & Telegrapn—•
Company
(25c
1-15
J25.C)'
— -
Brass
Mueller
12-29
Co, (quar.)-—,—
Rice Mills. -Ltd,
States
Mountain
30c
1-22
371 aC
< quar.
Par
Name
Pantex
1-22*
12-18
2-15
1-29
2-15
1,-29
on
page
44
<v
191
Volume
Number 5913
.
,
.
The Commercial and .Financial
Chronicle
.
(11)
Stock Record from the New York Stock
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
Range for Previous
Year 1958
Lowest
30V2 Jan-
.
43% .Jan
3
14
7
Jan-
% Dec
71% Nov
13
102 % Jan'
40
120
Nov
;
Lowest
\
29
40
1
20
59% Feb
108% Oct
20
134
18% Mar 26
27% Dec
Industries
23% Jan
19% Jan
20% Jan
29% Oct 14
2
26
29% Dec
3
26
Sep 23
33
Jan
94% Jan
31
Jan
2
2
Acme
2
66
Dec
31
43
62%
63
*1091/2
112
l
261/4
;
.
125
Jan
12
Adams
33% Oct
1
97
7
Jan
2
19% Dec 29
17.
Sep
21
23% Jan
2
38 % Dec
29
22% Nov
23
Air
9
11
16% Jan
2&-
25% Nov
49 % Jan
13
83% Nov 21
18
17% Dec
,
193% Jan
&
2 % Jan
3
24% Jan
297
2
11% Jan
5
Jan
290
Oct
,
1
3
3% Feb
9
31
28% Dec
328
30
Jan
7
16% Nov. 17
22% Apr
9
23% Jan
a
53% Dec
18
77% Jun
12
10% Dec
9% Jan
30
160
85
28
J5ep 15
21
160
Dec
29
Jan
2
14% Apr
2
33
Dec
30
32% Jan
28
2 -i
49% Nov 11
44% Jan
7
91
Apr
18
Dec
12
12
Dec
16
15% Oct
6
12 3/4 Feb
72 % Apr
29
96% Oct
7
92
Jan
2
132
57
Dec
30
59
Jan
100
89
Dec
30
245
Nov
10
Apr
Aug
.
Dec
,
27
Jan
Dec
57
12
433/4 Oct
2
13
10% May 19
15% Jan
27%
623/4
63%
64
117%
118%
119%
22%
23%
23%
237/8
36
38%
36%
371/2
35% Jan
2
55 % Dec
11
6
82% July 28
30% Dec 31
74
Jan
;
22% May 19
913% jan
2
Nov
17
423/4 Oct
4
11
26% Feb
104
31
111
14V4 Feb
Jan
27
Jan
2
26
Jun
25
38"% Oct
13
2
96% Oct
13
77 %
127%-Sep
1
8
39% Feb
25
1
May 11
'•
*315
-4%
28%-
28%
18
48%
80
12%
l
_100
1
*79
1143/4
9
;
Mfg
y4
19
19 y*
114%
58%
183/4
57
33 V* Jan
Jan
15
52
27% Jan
21
42% Dec
11
39
33% Feb
21
53"% Dec
15
44% Sep 22
Feb
25
1143/8 Sep
17
14 % Jan
2
253/4 Oct
10
81
Apr 29
.
Feb
5
52
Mar 31
12
51
Dec
69% Nov 25
273/4 Dec 22
23% Nov
18
85% Jan
9
1253/4 Oct
10
II73/4 NOV
10
34% Jan
13
44% Nov
12
42 5/s Jan
40 3/4 Oct
14
31
106% Feb
.
7
46% Dec
25
373/8 Dec
11
2
473/4 Dec
16
22
393/a May
3
Aug
Jan
2
22
NOV
11
20% Jan
2
Jan
2
20% Sep
22
19
Jan
7
20% Feb
33/4 Jan
2
9% Nov
17
7% Feb
13
41% Jan
2
523/a Nov
18
403/8 Nov
37% Sep
391/2 Jan
11
42% Jan 21
51
45 '/4 Dec
24
2
17%
17%
17%
52
51
51%
38%
4,700
37%
38%
37%
38 V*
373/4
37%
1,100
4,000
10%
10
-
10 y8
10
10
55%
56 %
56%
56%
76
76
76
75%
75%
33%
33%
34
333/4
34%
"553/4
33%
>-
.
*110%
117
35
117
'110%
35%
35
*113
35%
33%
34%
33%
106%
105%
29 Y» Jan
17
80% Jan
3
44% Dec
96% Mar
17
553/4 Dec
11
46% Sep
17
Feb
24
40% Nov 20
38% Feb
9
35%
34
106 7/8
v34%
33%
34%
77,700
1063/4
106%
1061/2
13,900
106 Va
38 3% Jan
?
55% Dec
2
26% Nov
1'9% Jan.
113/4 Jan'
163/4 Jan
73
Jan
13
Jan
94
13
44
303/8 Dec
2
183/4 Oct
2
30
31
108
16
Jan
Jan
79
Jan
14
17% Jan
17
26
Feb
American
Bosch
7%
Can
Co
com
8
6%
non-cumulative
2
5V*%
25
17
May 19
prior preferred
American
I
3.90%
4%%
Jan 22
Mach
&
American
Metal
140
Opt
2
43
37%
37Va
171 y2
155
Jun
13
Dec
54
Dec
29
117% Oct
5
2
2
22
293/a Dec
30
26 y4 Mar 26
2
45% Dec
18
45
Jan
2
61% Nov,
7
July 16
63 y2 Mar
125
Dec
31
72 % Dec
22
3
26% Dec
28.
u43% Mar
4
27 % Dec
21
35% Feb
13 Va Jan
26
75 %
Sep
22
1
90
Jun
9
119-% Sep
25%> Jan
15
134 V2 Jun
4
117
Sep
22
2
39
Nov
11
37
Jan
16
9% Jan
2
153/a July 11
28% Dec 29
25 % Nov
26
Jan
8
23% Jan
lo
27 % Dec
10 % Jun
4
17% Nov
13% Mar 12
23"
ios
Jan
Scores
Co——
Refining
preferred
American
17
Sumatra
Tel
American
American
129 Va Jan
6%
20
——25
Viscose
17
American
Water
29% Aug
27% May
63
Dec
2
61%' May 21
30% Sep 23
137
Nov
23
19 % Oct
21
6%
Preferred
1
2
5 Vu%
I''
134 %
133 V*
1341%
57+4
119
54
133
56
*117%
55 Va
119
1173/a
32%
32
753/a
76%
57
57
,1
4,100
490
-
18,000
340
I,300
„
177%
>1171/4
323/4
32%
76
56
.
34%
333/4
34%
75%
.77%,
76%
773/4
118%
110
22,900
•
7,300
75%
73%
74%
73%
75
74-
74%
27V4
5,300
26%
27%
™
26%
27%
27%
28
27%
28%
27%
7,300
27%
27%
27%
27%
27 y2
27%
6,650
141/4
1,200
120,400
14
*
_
76y4
107%
-
14
16%°
133/4
14
14
14
.14
76%
773/4
78 y8
78%
107%
107%
1073/4
107%
107%
106%
1071%
79
80
5,500
*253/4
♦251/4
16%
+—
—
1
22
Jan
13
s^e page 22.
134%
17%
2
"
133%
253/4
Jan
For
footnotes,
54%
134%
26%
33
14
76
53%
16%.
47
36% Jan
75
54%
25%
39
28'/a Oct 20
32%
74
*253/4
2
5
32%
73
53 y4
26
1
1
31
32% Dec
32%
73%
53%
27
-25
series—
Jan
'
32%
72%
53%
253/4
*25
series.;
Dec
6
32%-
53 Va
480
88
i
32%
76%
16
39
4
34,800
151/4
Wire
Mar
8,600
14%
'i6y4
Co
34
43
.139
15%
Anaconda
14
14y2
*137-
16
Anaconda
41% Nov
42V4
•
16
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp—1
—50
Cable——Nqpar
,118
-
253/4
*25 3/4
25%
25 Va
17
17 y4
16%
54
57 y4
54
54%
51%
533/4
51 3/4
106%
10°
37%
37
64%
'
62%
52%
'
51 y2
107
%' 111%
108 %
112%
107 y8
110%
'17%
3,300
26%
100
25%
200
-•17
53
4,100
II,600
152,400
36 %
37%
36 %
37%
36%
371/8
8.000
63 %
63%
63%
64%
63 3/4
643/4
17,000
52%
51%
52
511/4
52
.*52
,
Hocking Glass Corp:—
Common
$4
147/a
16 y4
603/4 Mar 18
Anchor
42%
139
16 V\
74% Mar 17
*
14'/2
*137
com—5
46% Mar 13
9
2,600
2,300
25
Co
1
July 28
47%
36,900
22
95% Apr
41 % Aug
61%
47%
58%
431/4
58% Sep
3
9,500
61
4734
42%
14%
139
587/s
62% ;
II71/4
50 y2 Dec
17
42%
59%;.,
61
473/a
v
42%
5
Dec
58
'
1171/4
14
Feb
92,800
15%
42%
13
86
17,400
85
*15
118%
61 % Oct
33
25
83y2
,
42%
633/i Oct
v
24%
84
15%
117%
37% Dec
31
400
32,800
423/4
2
31
89V2
II734
30
Dec
24%
41%
13
May
245/a
55
24%
1,17%
Jan
100
55
43 y4
Zinc Lead & Smelting
AMP Inc endorsed'shares-—
&
110
+ *87%
'
20,600
118 %
46'/2 Jun
40
89'/2
78
41 %
American
Ampex Corp
14V2
*137
'90
503a
78
25
Corp
Works
Preferred
7
4-
14% Jan
25
100
American
24% Nov
5
33%
Co
common
preferred
55% July 29
17% Dec
Tobacco
Tel
&
Tobacco'
47%
4,200
74%
com—25
7%
63
24%
24Vs
700
18%
95
49%
+
54%
24%
*15
58
62
75 %
-
1
American Sugar
18% May 18
Apr
1
57'%
76%-
80%
153/4
313/4
Ltd—£1
Inv Co
80%
18%*
*93
497/a
54%,
-
24%
46%
41%
y
183/8
*87%
5
24%
79%
*15
-■
4,000
'
16*2
32 Va
57 V*
American
109% Nov 25
89
African
15%
58y4.
61V2
47%
42%
14%
139
*117y2
4
51% Nov. 26
223^, jftn
81%
:
16%
95
76%
90y2
24%
16%
483/4
<
55
,.•<
80
25
"108
18y4
49 y2
76%
24%
preferred_100
common
2
18
6'
23
Co
Amer South
35% Dec
6
Snuff
non-cumulative
American Steel Foundries
35% Dec
14% Nov
6%
al¬
6
97% Dec
•
30
6
2
American
9
7734 Dec
12
27
7%
34% Dec
.
31% Jan
8% Jan
American
12
65% Jan
743/4 Feb
American
Jun
"253/4 Feb
105
1
27
148% Mar 20
30
Jan
126
American
Nov 23
66% Feb
*102
*93
90%
313/4
75
52%
134
May
92
——!
105
*16y4
94
483%
*88
2,800
4,000
21
18y4
v
24'/2
Seating Co
10
Ship Building Co—No par
Smelt & Refg com_No par
preferred
—100
41
Std Sany
&
19
*102
55
*54!4
24%- C+/24%
55
24%.
*88
14Vz
*137
RAd
preferred
*
*76
-
400
6,200
64,800
'
93
76%
7,000
•
37%
19
16!/4
18;
50
18,900
173
19
108
16%
18%
100
&
*102-
16%
96
com—5
7%
Chem
Potash
19'/4
-48%
2
:
173
*76
•
*40
37 V2
19
108
18
—,.100
Co
36%
170
19%
41%
18
433
37
*94
100
48
8%
-
17.2%
19%
No par
Dec
27 V4 Dec
'
37V2
172..." 172'/a
700
9%
83/4
61V2
46V2
41
27% Jan
*>
8%
1
52 % Mar 31
1173/4 Jan
-
8%
No par
.American
40%
8%
Natural Gas Co
21
DAY
32
40y8
8%
8%
.
Mar 17
4834:
31%
40%
27%
*15
57%
18 3/a Apr
48%
32 y8
26%
1
152
48%
30%
27,%
5
25
22
47%
26 %
Co
Co
60
NEW YEAR'S
26%
Molasses
22
46%
26
Motors Corp
Sep
46
32%
American
Dec
46%
40%
American
Optical
1,000
20,400
,
46%
40%
Products
News
13,300
CLOSED
31%
4
13
46%
1,700
•
47%
22
137
*46
57%
40%
26 %
com__l
-
American
9
46% 1
*86
/
57%
32%
18
American
89
57 %
47%
Dec
54% Mar
*86%
58%
l;800
40%
25%
32 3% Jan
16
4
89
*46
Metals.No par,
&
American
% Sep
58 34
96% Nov
Sep 21
31"
86
58
40c
Climax Inc
preferred—
American
6
86
58 ya
100
1
Nov
86%
Fdry com—3.50
14
May
5
51% Oct 20
EXCHANGE
50
47%
preferred
14
68
40
v
•
32%
.
64% Dec
34%
*39
*16
73 y4 Apr
2
STOCK
*102
53% July
10
23
preferred_100
7
13
21%
International Corp
1
American Investment Co of 111—-1
6
48% Apr
55%
American
38 -'/a Jan
353/4 Jan
1,200
54%
37
323/4 Jan
22 % Jan
35%
49%
54%
171
2
May 12
353/4
50
54%
,
10
Corp
14
157
36%
49%
53%
Power—No par
17
2
,37,000
35%
49%
53%
1
Foreign
69% Nov
26
36%
49%
50
,
No par
Inc
35% Dec
40% Nov
11 % Jan
*36%
12.50
Lines
2
1443% Nov
36%
3'63/8
:
No par
American Export
2
38% Nov '
43 3 a
*19
—5
48 % Jan
8
'493/4 Aug
16% Dec 30
43
20
Corp
20% Jan
'
Co
European Secur_
30
56
43%
Products
52% Nov
25
34% Sep 12
333/B Apr.
7
42%
571/2
Metal
25 '/a Feb
19,200
42%
*861/4
Machine
133/4 Jun
42%
10
American
18
423/8
100
American
16
41%
prior preferred
16
21
13%
American Cyanamid Co
30
16% Nov
100
12%
19%
40
&
12,600
19%
13 ya
38%
98 v
41% Dec
30%
12%
*19
38
34 y2 Jan
2
28%
13 %
37%
593/4 Apr
3
30
19
12%
38%
1
Jan
29%
2,600
19
•
38%
Line
Sugar
14
Jan
28%
22,600
13%
10
Crystal
21
8
•
28%
30V4
19%
213/4
Sep
11
r
29%
20y4
Apr
24 % Dec
283/4
20%
89% Dec
Dec
50
20%
21 Va
31
49%
20%
41
28
49 %
20%
Barge
20
20 % Feb
49
3
Commer
13
Oct
50
54
30% Oct
102
49
50
10
2
50%
-V.
13
25
85'% Jun
Jan
29
53%
9
1,500
29%
No par
American
_
9,700
62%
283/4
Ice Co common
84
45
*61%
*19
12,50
Co
93!,
9
43%
4434
62%
1
Corp
common
17% Dec
30
43%
44%
20
Radio
3
Oct
43%
43%
50%
—_1
common
&
preferred
4Ya%
47,800
Broadcasting-Paramount
July 28
76 3/4 Dec
43%
29%
Home
Feb
10
125
*61%
62%
No par
Amer
.*•;
*115
28%
Hardware
105
43%
44
*61
American Chicle
Mar 30
3
43%
43%
62%
125
30%
American
18% July
20% Jan
"115
29%
American
110
23
125
American Chain & Cable
May 27
29
45
American
25
Dec
43%
44
July 21
July 27
193
*115
43%
American
12
Dec
125
*61
38 ya
27
9
4
*115
10
common
preferred
Jun
45 Vo
92
1,800
Arma Corp
2
Shoe Co—No par
Theatres Inc
8%
2
Mar 17
104
15%
111
45%
34% Apr 15
18"% Jan 22
Mar 13
21 %
2
Note
30
17i/q Nov 18
2
96
•
45%
50
Bank
American
14% Jan
Apr 21
27
46 %
preferred
American Enka
31
Feb
300
*45%
•
5,700
July 27
122
Jan
48%
No par
Feb
8% Nov
Aug 27
40%
483/4
100
Co
46
1
18
40%
49%
119,300
55% May 18
11
3
42
*48
46%
convertible preferred
45
Dec
134
*40
49
45%
78 34
2
413/a Dec
2
13
42
49-
45%
25%
251/4 Oct
31
*40'
49
45%
29%
9
25
Sep 22
42
*473/4
>
1
Jan
453/8 Oct
13
12
*40
common
3 61/2 Nov
17
14% Jan
32% Feb
4,000
76
American Brake
-
2
17
35
l
—50
Co
American Distilling Co
American Electric Power Co
Apr
34%
243/4
6%
May 28'
Sep
300
28%
American
65% July 28
50
t
78%
2
39'% Jan
25
120
24%
7
44
119
4,000
28%
613/4 Aug
106
"38,700
76%
40% Mar
15
140
35%
24
2
24
75V4
28
17
Jan
56%
24%
American
37% Dec
6
119
10%
-75%
34%
75%
50% Jan
84
15
10
55%
:
28%
13
29
800
•
35
343/8
1057/a
v
4
73%
American Cable
20% Dec
2,200
173/4
51
24%
11
65% Apr 28
253/4 Sep 14
58
173/4
51%
28
14% Mar 18
441/4 Mar 17
15,300
73 %
353/4 Sep
19
57%
3,000
•
24%
473/4 Jan
Sep. 29
473/4 Dec
I
28%
33% Nov 20
19
18%
115%
24%
American
13
160
18%
173/4
55V2
Petroleum
American Bakeries
6
58
2
5,900
72 %
64% May 29
233/4 Sep
45% Jan
19% Feb
6,800
V
28 Va
3%%
18
7
2
90
Corp
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical__No par
2
Jan
58
51,700
-
American Airlines
35% Apr 30
333/a Apr
9
160% Apr
9
50 Va Sep
-
12.50
Sugar
Corp
Amerada
5
32% Oct
66% May 29
333/4 Jan
Amerace
54%
114%
57%
;r-
51 Va
*75
10
convertible preferred
Amalgamated
563/4 Julyl7
2
27% Apr
58% Dec
6%
10
,
43%
18
Amalgamated Leather Co—
2'}
12%
220
90
/
9,400
20
53
>/-
114 %
58
79
DAY
6,600
+ 42%
19%
'114%
115% y
57%
90
3,800
51%
12%
53%
89
.•
NEW YEAR'S
18%
50
*190
43%
523/4
/
29%
woo
52%
xlO
100
common
'■
53
91
?
12%
4,700
43/4
79
■' 225
4,500
| CLOSED
4%
28%
h
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•
80
423/4
STOCK
EXCHANGE
37%
-
par
;
51%
91
-
19
♦190
:
8,600
:
84%
♦313 V 320
18%
12%
•;
44
11,700
51%
t
5
commoniLNo
Corp
12%
220
43%
19
.
84
..
/ 3,600
36%
19
49'/2
*79
,
18.
*
No par
preferred
12%
35%
;
28%
18%
48%
I,
80
199
116%
58
5
No par
Mills
13
220
18%
_18
.—
28%
181/4
47%
80
24%
4
45/s
3,300
:
3,000
119%
23%
325 '
4%
291%
18%
50%
92
Inc
*315
■
:
66
1183/4
:
19
4%"
4,500
'
85%
48%
53%
Co
18%
84%
325
4%
91
issued
19
85%
18%
:
4.08% convertible preferred
100
Alpha Portland Cement
10
Aluminium Limited—
__No par
Aluminum Co of America
1
39Va July 15
1153/4 July 24
84%
52 %
Allls-Chalmers
1
29
32 3/o Sep
27
May
60% Jan
383/4 Sep
*18%
325
28%
;
5
Allied Products Corp
4%
41/2
19%
44%-
Allied Stores
833/4 Mar 17
17
*3i6
'
85%
44
Allied
613A Jun
361/4
/
*190
447/e Feb 24
5
35%
10
22
11
23%
100
£
Allied Laboratories
Dec
22%
2
117
-
No par
Allied
52% Jan
119
85
preferred
2iy2Mar20
75
117%
prior preferred
64V2 Apr 21
27
6,000
27%
l
4
-
293/g
4,300
63,900
-
'
100
21
8% Oct
21
15%
62
common.
Kid
15%
27%
1
convertible
When
15%
581/4
_
22
49%
.
27%
Inc
46% Sep
36% Dec
17
48%
V
59
2
173/a Dec
36% Jun
26%
-
16
27%
19
Allied Chemical Corp
7
26
49
59
50c
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny & West Ry 6%» gtd
Allen Industries Inc
8
283/a Aug 25
conv
6%
603/4 Aug 31
102
$4
,
26%
47%
15%
27%
Corp
Alleghany Corp
18
25%
48%
15
293/„ ,"29%
27%
27%
l
common
100
4,700
'
v
26%
48
,
29
No par
4%% preferred
17
54% Nov
Inc
v.-',
:
5
Products——
Alco Products
108
112
;
29% /
—1
Gas
•107%
Shares
41%
63
29%
Industries
Aldens
153/a Nov 18
30% Jan
80
J
Alabama
8
Dec
26
2
A
30
41%
613/4
1
,4.50% conv pfd 1951 serie,s
6% Mar 19
35
♦108
43
-20%
No par
Air Reduction Inc common
Apr 22
80% Nov 24
16
4 V'o Jan
16
Control
Jan. 1
63%
•
the Week
Friday
Dec. 31
«
29%
Co
Admiral Corp
91 y2 Mar 10
22
Sep
20% Nov
2
Jan
July
34 % Dec
2
14
72
Dec
71
x25%"
48 %
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp
29% May 11
112
*14%'
Aeroquip Corp
3
Nov
63 y8
-
io
Express
e
Get
27%-
14
*41%
*108
48
43
-63
Sales for
Thursday
Dec. 30
62
1
Co.
82
*4i%
25
Adams-Millis Corp
2
Steel
24 V2 Jan
::
♦41%
100
Inc
Wednesday
Dec. 29
i
ACF-Wrigley Stores Inc
34% July 15
30% Mar 9
Tuesday
Dec. 28
5
common
Vending Corp
ACF
57
12% Nov
par
preferred
ABC
46% Nov 23
18
f
convertible
16
24
24% Nov
4
Abbott Laboratories
4%
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
?Zy
'
-
Aug 17
49% Oct
14% JAn
2
Abacus Fund
Apr 24
37'/e July 15
*
EXCHANGE
,
47%' May
8
84% Apr 28
9
24
20% Aug 26
9
Highest
Sep
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
;
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE " PRICES
t"
11
preferred
Anderson
——
:
Clayton & Co_
—Anderson-Prlchard Oil Corp
-6.25
No par
—21.80
—10
*39,/
40
*86/4
38%
30%
88
40 M
31 /2
39
39
39%
40
40
40 y8
88
*86 %
88
86
861/4
39
39
38%
39%
381/a
39 Va
3,400
31 %
32%
32%
33%
33
33%
10,400
*86%
5,500
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
12
.
.
Monday, January 4, 1960
.
(12)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
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"Range for
Highest
Lowest
.
29
Jan
2
44% Dec
Feb 25
41% Aug
4
Dec
19
39% Apr
12% Feb
67
7
10
24% Dec
2
Nov
,3
16% Apr
7
80
22% Sep
11
40% Jan
75
Sep
23% Oct
.
Jan
2
31% Feb
11
,6% Jan
8
10% Jan
2
Feb
13
29
r9
44
46% Nov 19
2
Jan
19
Arnold
.£3% July 16
Arvln
2
60 % Dec
30
105'
96
Dec
19
59
17% Jan
2
28'A Dec
31
24% NOV 17
32% July
8
9% Jan
2
10% Dec
18
9% Dec
29
10% Mar
4
28% Dec
18
33y4 Sep
11
Nov
10
92
Jan
25
10
2
88% Jan
Co
39 %
39%
39%
39%
29%
29%
29%
29%
75%
75%
75%
76
76%
77
34%
35 %
34%
35%
34%
35
44%
45
43%
44%
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43 %
77 %
77%
77 %
77 %
77%
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45
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5
*18
18%
26%
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18
86%
Ja~n~~8
2
Feb
53% Dec 30
25
47% Feb
13
39% Sep
16
74%Dec
31V
*
Jan
15
6% Jan
2
8% Aug
8
5% Oct
28
14% Jan
2
17% Aug
5
15% Jun
16
72% Sep 22
90
78% Oct 29
'
16% Feb
11
5ft
23%
23%
38 %
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38%
13%'
13%
13%
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26%
' x9%
60,:
9%
59%
-
62
A •'
80
80 %
No par
51
51%
10
40
40'%
100
.
100
;
>
62%
27,,;
27%
I
26%
29%
80
53'""/;
52%
53%
40%
42% '•
40"%
75
75%
6%
x75
•
6%
15%
-
A
15%
68% Jan
27
96
July 29
Atlas Powder Co
20
87%
88'%
25% Dec
19
15% Nov
24
Feb 16
Jan 13
Dec
7
May 25
Austin Nichols common
No par
Conv prior pref ($1.20)
No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
Avco Corp
3
19%
19%
19%
20
*24%
8
21% Jun
9
20
13% Dec
11
10% Jaa
7
9
Jan"
19
23% Nov
5%
28% Dec
2
16% Jan
10% Nov 21
6% Dec
1
12% Jun
Jun
24
34
Jan
20
30% Feb
9
42% July 24
2
15
Nov
3
13% Jan
a
18% Dec
17
7
Babbitt (B T) Inc
8
Babcock &
24% Nov
95
Dec
23
105% July
Sep" "4
85
27 y4 Dec
3
89
Dec
23
101% Feb
5
4%%
Feb
21
79
Dec
11
89% Jun
8
Nov
16
50% July
13
56% Dec
28
66
Jan
29
25
Dec
28
40
Jan
44
Oct
12
64 y4 Jan
38
7
45'A Oct
45% Apr
7
63 % Nov
29% Jan
2
48
Oct
64'A Oct
22
22% Apr
48% May 27
6
Baltimore Gas & Elec
20
23
K
30% May
7
23
Nov
23
8
58
Dec
4
49% Sep
23
Dec
10
Feb
9
Dec
23
47% Sep
9
'44
Jan
2
Aug 22
178
Jan
23
90
Dec
16
16% Jan
7
33% Jan
3
31
i
28% Jan
127
Jan
3
174
93
Jan
9
104
Jun
5
10% Jan
2
20
;
51% Oct
2
Dec
.
84
Dec
11
12
Apr
10
32% Dec
22
43% Jan
2
13% Jan
5
18% Dec
15
Nov
2
24% May 11
53% Sep
10
77% Oct
Bell <fc Howell
91
Dec
14
95
61
Sep
22
89
12
10
28% Mar
3
10
52
1
1% Dec
21
36% Dec
36% Jan
6
Jan""13
2
49
137
54%
2
Jan
Oct" 14
159% Jun, 12
15% Dec
9
2
6% Jan
2
Dec
76
Sep
22
70
Jan
Feb
155
23
5
19% Dec
12
83
35% Sep
10
2
37% Oct 28
36% Jan
6
18
1
26% Dec
24% Mar 31
30% Jun
12% Jan
2
18% July 28
58% Oct 30
15% Nov
25
22
29% Oct
29
11
42% Dec
2
-
July
34 % Feb
25
2
10
21'A Jan
35
14% Jan
2
22
Oct
6
2
19
Dec
18
20% Sep
16
"Jan
9
24% Apr
10% Jan
60% Jan
6
25% Apr
74% Sep
22'/a Oct
23
78
48 % Jan
2
21
31
16
76
Jan
60'A Dec
70% Feb
48% Dec
Sep
30
A':;: -A'"
7% Jan
14
17% Oct
24
3
32% Oct
23
14% Dec
2
12% Dec
10
18% Apr6% Jan
27% May 21
38% Jan
6
36% Oct
5% Jan
2
44 % Nov
29,
27% Jan
6
17% Mar 13
6
44
92
Mar 13
76
26
11% Jan
2
42% Jan
17
60
Dec
22% Jan
13
30
Dec
33% Oct
3
25
Jun
17% Dec
Nov 20
_30
13% Jan
2
78 % Jltn
>
10
27
Jan
9
Die 28
Dec
85
22
10
Jan
2
9% Feb
90
28
9% Jan
Feb
66
28'A Jan
6
21
4
31
OCt
Nov
76
8
31% July
82%'NoV 27
i 94% May
Dee 14_ 37% Jan
15% Oct 22
24% Jun
30
14% Jan
2
10
68% Jan
2
Apr
62% Dec
13% Sep 23
12
62
76% Jan
78'A Oct
17
43% Dec
17
28% Oct
2
24% Jan
6
8% Oct
14
3% Jan
88
15
Jan
"9
34% May
5
13
108% Dec
Ti
109
Jun
39%
•
26%,
21%
21%
21'A
21%
21
87%
87%
45%
46%
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61
8
%
12%
40%;
41%
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10%
3
62%
1
41
76
26
26%
15%
16%
•
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8,000
31%
106,800
26%
26%
2,400
26'/a
87%
-
86»A
46%
46%
"
78
61%
21%
21%
21%
22%
87
87
47%
47%
1,200
47%
.
2,600
1,600
10,700
78
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78
2,400
.
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61%
61
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62 %
3,600
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26
5
13,500
13
15,600
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38%
47
46
■
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10%
10%
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61%
61%
61'/4
41%
42
76%
26%
16%
17%
17%
17%
72 %
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2-2%
22%
25%
25%
17%
17 %
23'A
23%
73'A
73'A
73'A
25%
15;
37 %
37%
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5
10%
11
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15%
15%
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111%
5
28%
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9,200
41%
220
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6,600
17%
13,000
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17%
72
42 'A
42%
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22%
72
100
42%
45,400
700
33%
23
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26%
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82%
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23'A
73'A
1,600
27
33
83%
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33%
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33'
33%
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16%;
16%
16%
9,600
16%
17%
23%
24
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17%
.
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33%
16%
700
4,100
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22%
85
17 %
62%.
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72%
41%
33
5,000
40%
41'A
76%
26%
•
7,200
•
40'/a
.
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36'%
participating preferred
15%
12%
26%
23%
,
8%
15%
12%
76
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66
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41% V-
8%
15%
X26 %
33
82%
common.
62'A
16 %
__1
Bros—
"
9
;
46%
•
A
85
*64%
Byers Co
11
33
181
Butte Copper &
45%
42
*83%
pref
41%
45%
•
33%
5
l
8
14%
12 'A.,
*
r-v-"-
12%
41%
Nnpar
com
8'A
15.
33 %
22%
Inc
>
33%
22%
...5
8
42%:
100
7ft
20%
30%
*71%
r
73
25%
30
28%
20
31%
*74
35%
116% Sep
»
28%
20%
2
41%
76
10
100
(AM)
28%
30%
21%
61%
41 %
100
100
Butler
80
5,700
21
10%
'
..v.
4%%
2
v
5,200
26
40^4
63%
46
preferred
3%% preferred
5
■
38% N
21'/a
12'A
A
11%
4%
14
.600
DAY
53'A
V
14%
3.50
...10
Co
15
—50
...
>
8%
12%,
1
17% Oct
22,600
A
52
1
61
NEW YEAR'S
75%
20%
A
26'A
-
19%
38%
21%
*77
61%
:
3,500
53
46
:
31,400
38%
2i'A
-
CLOSED
18%
75
87
78
5
12% Dec
26%
'
EXCHANGE
54%
138%
*73%
A
19
39%
54%
28%
30%
29
26'A
300
1,200
38
20%. V
20%
STOCK
64,000
52%
.•
30%
Bush Terminal Co
44% Nov
39
52Va
-
20%
Burroughs Corp
6
38%
52
36%
39%
138
75
1%
36'/a
39%
177/8
•
.
*28%
35% Feb
26
17%
75
4,700
A
"
1%
54%
138
30%
15
Burlington Industries Inc
5
17%
A"
t14%
Co
second
A
1383A"
*
10,700
.
46%
138'/a
393A
54%
:
75
100
common
Watch
40
54'A ' 54'/a
75
2.50
Co
Bulova
10
36%
29%
1
preferred..
Bullard
36%
*137%
.
18'/a
.33%
18
36%
23'A
*46
RR—
Bigelow
Forge
1%
20%
—No par
Buffalo
1%
.39%,
54%
41%
pudd Co
1%
74
23%
46%
7,600
92
73
23%
46%
363A
138%.
No par
—$&
,
7,600
.
73 A' A
*91
72%
23Va
30%
.
■
71%'
'
v
29
'
/
1%
37
May 4
84% Aug 17
45% Mar 18
13
Nov 24
Jan
1%
No par
21
•91
20»/a
25
...
Brown Shoe Co Inc
10
92
46'A
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Bucyrus-Erie Co
27
r
<•
72
BrunsVick-Balke-Collender
67
5
40% Nov
12
&
A;
92
39%
5
—
Brown
■" 8
26'/4 July 28
80% Apr
21
28% Dec
dft
20% Apr
Mar 10
3
27% Apr
8
161/2 Mar 7
22 % Jan 10
t
35% May 28
32
3
70
Oct
.
12
47% Nov 16
33% Mar 16
'
19% Jan
10—-
15% Oct
25
21
20% Apr
6
16% Dec
Mar 26
64% Jan
26
10
33'A Dec' 24
18% Sep 29
2
63
15'/» Sep
57% Jan
Jan
28% Nov
22
19
20% Dec
2
66% July 20
"48
Oct 29
72
53
100
4V2ft conyj;rtible preferred
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Str^tton Corp
Bristol-Myers Co common
3% ft preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas..
8
69
39
15
preferred
Braniff Airways Inc
Bridgeport Brass Co common
44% May 25
53% Jun
8
12% Sep
35% Oct
26
L
8'A May 12
40% Jan 13
33y4 Sep
Oct, 29
Co
5%
17
-69%
52
5 ;
...
Maine
33% Jan
18
:
Common
11% Nov
48% Aug 11
.9'A Sep 25
2
&
5
5
1
Borg-Warner Corp common
3%ft preferred
;
15V» Jan
24,300
5
Co
Edison
500
14%
10
—1
Boston
17%
14%
71 A:
;
23%
18
1.25
:Boston
7% Nov 24
13
26% Jan
7
35%':
17%
50cA
1
.Borden
35 Ya
14%
46'A-
-75
Aluminum & Brass, Corp
41
*39%
'
.
35%
23 %
54 %
2.50
100
8,000
*39%
.17%
71%
138
*
79 %
64%
,
17%
46'/a
39%
8
79'/4
62
41
14%
71%
*36%
40c
common
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc.
81% Apr 24
66 V4 Mar 17
24
(Del)
79%
61
35%
23%
1%
,
170
79%
35% 1
23%
1
25,000
60
A
71
*46
•
16,400
68%
17%
*91
1 peso
21%
67%
:
14%
92%
*91
-
20%
■
35%
69
i
1,500
90
■14%
71%
1
46%
*17%
*70%
50
3,000
220
68%
;'
5,400
90
20%
67%
41
i
17%
15-
5
common
__4
Bond Stores Inc
30
20 '/4
60%
1,200
■
54%
54%
90%
21-7;
80
14%
100
*45
140
•
20,900
35%
34%
*17
100
Bohn
1
V 90
80
81%
40 A
*204
220
-69'%*
*39'A
-
54%
♦204
"
59%
41
5
common
Boeing Airplane Co
-
May 14
A93% Nov
58% Sep
31
5
24%'Sep 25
37% Feb
85
5
Nov
39% Dec
—10
...7.—17
& Decker Mfg Co
Blaw-Knox Co
Bliss & Laughlin Inc
Bliss (E W) Co
,
18
90
79'A
60%
59 %
Black
11
56% July 15
14% Jan
Steel
80
*79%
*39'A
Aviation Corp
preferred
67%
Bfgelow-Sanford Carpet fDel) com_5
4%ft pfd series of 1951
100
31
46% Jan
July
7%
20
70
1
preferred
Bethlehem
<
21%
1
Co
A
,
46%
54%
•
7-
'
preferred
i
Benguet Consolidated Inc
Best & Co Inc
1
Bestwall- Gypsum CO-A2.
11
July
,..100
5ft
Mar 23
90
.62
*45
54%
220
68
___56
Beneficial Finance Co
41% Apr
1
43% May 28
59Va July
6
% May 11
12% Jan
12
2
23% Jan
82
Bendix
22 % Sep
45% Dec
6^,
Oct
66
4% ft
50% July 21
1% Oct 13
32% Sep
36%
5
27'A Dec 24
'
143
29
Apr
pfd
:
Belding-Heminway
May j«
,
4% ft
(AS)
90
.
4
46%
54%
*204
20%
1
Bgech-Nut Life Savers Corp.
2
it Jan
28% Jan
Beck Shoe
*45%
-
54%
90
2.50
Beech Aircraft Corp
Beech Creek RR
,
46 %
220
*204
100
Beckman Instruments Inc..
9.
24%
100 *
Bell Aircraft Corp
74% Dec
4,300
54%
65
6
2,700
43
*45%
Beaunit Mills Inc.
,6 7
2
1,900
52%
42%
par
1
-
»
.80
24%
42%
9
10
24%
51'A
1
,
52
2
Jan
24'/8
24'/a
51'A
18
45
62%
41'/a
Dec
44% Apr
18% Jan
26
62'A
41%
35% Jan
July 29
May
59
25'/a
61%
51%
28% Jan
Sep 22
58'A
25%
40%
2
93
58%
25%
58%
'
51-
29
4
39%
24%
36% Oct
Mar
39%
51%
30% Oct
90
61
5,900
39 %
40
*
42%
83
13
39
24%
3
17
40
19,600
80%
50%
2
23% Aug 27
39%
20,600
'■
91%
41%
May 19
13% Dec
91
a
9,700
7%
'
90%
10
Jan
2
26% A
91
7
*77%
,
80
10
18
25
26'A-
•
90%
57%
73% Jan
14% Feb
26%
25%
7% 1
61%
24%
29
10% Jan
25%
25%
25%
7
31
26
*57'A
22
Dec
25%
*25%
19% Sep
44
17
61
36% Jan
2
38
16%
25%
19
28% Jan
37%
16%
7%
•
57%
29
41,800
38
*90
I
100
9,600
15%
16 '/a
7 '/a "
A 80
preferred
25%
^26%
37%
80%
Dec
Feb
15%
17
90%
40% Dec
78
26
15%
37%
*90
18% May 16
May 22
30
25%
26% A
900
900
3,600
7%
61
100% Mar 26
22
16%
*79
conv prior preferred.
89%
37'A
56%
* 3%%
4%%
690
7%
100
10
18,400
41,800
17%
100
__100
V
6%.
21
25'A
15'%
25
li ;
74% May
*24%
630
3,200
15%
89'A
4
2,900
YEAR'S
DAY
37%
No par
.
8
20% : :
6%
15%
-
NEW
7%
com
Basic Products Corp
Bath Iron Works Corp
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co—
Bayuk Cigars Inc.
Ho
21
55% Dec
204
89
42%
75'A
74'%
*
'%
Beatrice Foods Co common-—12.50
43% Dec 24
27
6%
15%
54%
.
17%
*
preferred series B
i
C-V
75%
6y4
A 26'A
*
4% noncumulative preferred__100
Bangor & Aroostook RR
.—1
30% May 11
66% Feb 27
36
.
15%
Barber Oil Corp
6 7
27
Mar 24
16% Jan
45% Apr
;26%
15'%
53%
-v
12,900
CLOSED
/>
37%
13
preferred series C
Baltimore & Ohio common.
8
25%
26%
9
Corp
4%
95
18
*24%
26%
16
1
Wilcox Co
Baldwin-Linia-Hamllton
;
25%
15%
70
36,600
80%
41%
'
STOCK
EXCHANGE
9%-
30
80%.
20
'
<
26%
.
9% Jan
3% Jan
26
|
v
"2,000
.
30
89.
88%-
2
'
•
15%
••
30
24%
27y4
28y4
17%
9'/4
80
40%
■
:
9%
29'%
'A
Jun
„T5%
27%
9%
29%
81%
AA 52 A;
101'/4
Av'v..A'-:A;-
'
9'%
•
2,600
.
,
63
9'A~
6%
6%
*100'%
62%
29%
75%V 75%
1
—20
—
60%
101'A
62'4
7% Jan
preferred
100
26,100
♦100%
*80
»
9,600
13%
"60
60%
2,200
38%
13%
101'%
26%% 26%
30%/
*38
450
% 62%
•,
'
.
29%
.
60
60%
'100%
101
:
15%
87%;
§7
:
23%
23%
13%
62%
preferred
62% May 25
23%
90
19
26%
23 %
.Common
10
5% non-cumulative preferred-. 10
Atlantic City Electric Co com___4'/3
4%
19
25%
*37%
62%
25,200
11,300
19
13 %
100%
7,700
26%
37%
"59%
4,700
5,200
•
26 V8
23%
10
Co
Atlantic Coast Line RR___
53y4Apr 17 O Atlantic Refining common
86% Mar 3
$3.75 series B preferred
8% Jan 26
Atlas Corp common—
17
45% Nov
27% Jan
34
80
Feb 28
92
*18%
13%
Atchison Topeka Si Santa Fe—
'
26%
37 V»
100
preferred
Investment
19
26%
•
.5
*
Shares
40%
29%
75%
44%
Sales for
4hc Week
Jan. 1
39%
1
1st
Associates
^
Friday
Dec. 31
28%
No par
—2.50
Dec. 30
29%
35
1
common
Qpnstable Corp
Industries Inc
6.25%
6
Sep
Nov
Cork
Dec. 29
39%
■
75
5
Common
•
107% Mar 31
6
2
99
10
Oil & Refining common _.1
2nd preferred $1.50 series
No par
Jan
5
Corp
Co
&
ASR Products Corp
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
18
94% Jan
May
28%
Ashland
14% Jun
67
i-
39%
5
,
.
Dec. 28
No par
i
$3.75 preferred
25% May 15
40% May 19
30
10
10% Aug
19 % Dec
Armstrong
7
28% Apr
15
34% Dec
25
Feb
Armour
86% Apr
27% Feb 12
15
Steel
Armco
49% Nov 25
9
23
17% Nov 20
29
Argo Oil Corp
37% Nov 24
7
May
35% Feb
5
v
80% July 29
7
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
26
23
31
May
90
49% Feb
64% May
39%, Dec 17
22% Jan
18
285i"Nov 27
38% Nov
15
22
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday"'
^
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
'■ —
'
YORK STOCK
NEW
Jan. I
Range Since
Year 1958
sxOCKS
.
17%
17%
23%
„
23%
*73'A
'
74%
.
26'A
83
*73'A
74%
*64%
/
.....
-
42,600
21,100
200
8,400
71,400
66
( 300
*64%;
66
*81.
81%
81'A
81'A
35'A
35%
34%
35%
33%
35%
25,800
25%
-26
25%
25%
25 'A
25%
1,900
36%
37%
*64%
66
81
■
81
150
36'A
36%
36'A
36%
5,000
10%
11%
10%
11
10%
11%
11,300
14%
15
15'A
15%
15%
15%
•1,400
111%
30
*109
112
*110
111%.
*110
C
1%
28% Nov
Jan"
7% Dec
8% Jan
16% Jan 10
$1% Jan
2
For
Mar 30
12
20% Nt-v 24
_
Oct 27
47% Jan
Jan
10
50% Nov
14% Jan
45
18
12% Dec ,31
10% Jan
Jan
5% July 10
20% Nov 21
6% Jan
81
10
2
6
90
May
5
50% Jan
7
37 % Nov 19
31% Sep
19
66
30
footnotes,
Dec
see page
46% Jun
19
•
79
Dec
Oct
30
26
4
23
41% Nov 30
36 %
Sep 22
24% Dec
30
57'% Dec 11
22.
.
.32% Aug 12
9% Mar 17
—
27% July 27
13% Dec 31
55% Dec
11
51.
Apr
22
Jun
l
32% Mar
89
3
July 28
-
Campbell Soup Co
Canada Dry Corp common
$4.25 conv preferred
Canada Southern Ry C(<
Canadian Breweries Ltd
£»nadlan Pacific
•/ Cannon
Mills Co
Ry...
T>*%
1
5
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd.l
28
Feb
^
Calumet & Hecla Inc.—
22% Aug 14
89
California Packing Corp^—
Callahan Mining Corp.
...
24
6V2
24
29%
-6 38
23%
1
13%
iv1.80
54%
55%
54%
1.66%
20
20'A
20 Va
No par
13%
13%
29%
29%
1,800
6%
6%
6%
6%
24,500
23%
23%
23%
24%
29%
6%
24
•
29%
29%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
55
54%
55
54%
54%
4,700
6,300
6,200
20%
20%
20%
20'A
4,000
.20%
*82
83
82
82
*—100
*44%
45%
*44%
45%
45%
45%
46%
No par
*38
39 '
*38
39%
*38%
39%
*38%
39%
25
25
25%
25
25%
*24%
24%
24%
25%
37,600
58%
58%
58%
58%
59
58%
59'A
600
82
%
82
*81
83
50
'
No par
T
.
*58%
T
47
40
Volume 191
dumber 5913
,
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(13)
13
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE 1 STOCK
RECORD
I«v
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
10% Jan
2
30% Apr
7
41% Dec
Jan, 13
46 % Dec
24
94% Apr
«
9
25% Jan
19% Dec
2
32% Jan
103
July
38% Dec
2
Lowest
8
17
_.
12
3
29
46% Nov 20
23% Apr
56% July 15
10
31
52,%'Feb
102% Jan
41% Jan
19
45% Nov 25
34% Nov 17
62
Oct
16
48% Jan
19
Dec
38% Jan
47
20% Jan
31% Nov 20
19 % Jan
26% Sep 30
43% Dec
31% Jan
38% Jan
14% Apr
23% Aug 14
89% Dec
101% Jan
July
119% Jun
5% Jan
7.
Aug
1
19
40% Dec
Sep 22
Aug 28 **' 101
99
Jan 12
55% Jan
26% Feb
2
.
119% Mar 16
12
7% Apr 22
5
38 % Dec
15
Nov
16
89% Nov 10
76% Sep
22
32
98% Jan
19% Jun
9
17% Dec 30
2
22% Dec
9
21 % Apr
14 /
Dec
31
13
44
52
Oct
30
41
72% Mar 19
78
Aug
8
15
Jan
28
Apr
-.7
33% Dec
30
93
Sep
17
104% Jun
12
31% Jan
10
7
19% Dec
42% D§c 31
28
Aug 28
60% Dec 17
17% Mar 21
41% Jan
.
7
Jan~16~
19
7
Jan
29% Sep
3
48"% NOV 12
8% Jan 20
23% Jan
14% Dec
2
1 % Jan
3
12% Sep 23
3
24% Mar
16
2
54
22
Nov
3
6 % Nov
28
Jan
91
Jan
2
;
43
3
23
Central
Mar 23
55
32% Dec
31
8% Dec 22
28% Jan
16
87/a Jan
15% Mar 11
50% Mar
Cerro
43% Jan
28
103% Dec
9
1
79
Nov
30
Nov
24
Cessna
Chain
25% Sep
24
503/4 Feb
99
24
Mar
29
Sep
9
373/4 Dec
26% Nov
4
36% Jan
5
8
103/o Oct
6
,17% Mar 23
15
17
Feb
25
23
Jan
2
38
22
34% Feb
18
473/4 Apr
7
69% Nov 21
64% Dec
A
29
106-
Oct
26 3/4 Jan
49% Nov
38% Nov
25
118% Feb
1
JaD
Dec
19% Aug
2
43
Oct
17
363/4 Sep
29
11% Jan
2
253/a Dec
4
23% Nov
25
10
63% Oct
5
71 % May 22
12% Jan
2
Chic
333/n July; 8
45% Jan
44 % Mar 30
20
63
Nov
19
183/4 Nov 23
32% Jan
40% Nov
19
28% Nov
18% Jan
2
18% Feb
27
31% Nov 28
26% Nov 23
19% Apr
14% Jan
7
31% Nov 28
27 % Dec
7
38
24% Oct 22
9% Jan
30
Dec
10
15% Oct
10
v
13
23
Vought
•
5%
59% Oct
7
18% Jun
24;
Chickasha
46% Dec
17
Chock Full
50% Feb
4.
72% May 20
2 8 3/4 Jan
8
353A Dec 30
83
7
953/4 July 8
106% Apr 22
44 % Oct 13
Oct
99
Sep
Jan
27
44"
12
2
303A Dec
11
37
Jan
21
913/4 Feb
10
'
46% Jan
14
64% July 10
19
64:,/4 Jan
Cities
63% Aug 11
173/b Sep
2
46 3/4 Nov
15
Feb
5
273/4 Mar 20
45 % Dec
43
Jan
9
57
15% Jan
2
20% Oct
35% Jan
2
62
373/a Feb
25
55
95
Sep
59
Oct
8
.34% Sep
153/4 Jan
10
22
32
Jan
Jan
6
86
Jan
15% Dec
Dec
9
57% Jan
9
Dec
30
44% Jun
22
89
Dec
57
Dep
33
Dec
9
253% Dec
19
243/4 Jan
2
53'
Dec
30
46
134:.
Dec
12
126
Dec
29
May 27
88
Jan
28
2
119% Feb
9
2
.
55% Jan
28
10
97
132% Dec 31
Jan
2
Clark
101
Mar 20
39
59% Dec
14
Dec
15
136% Jan
28
12
16
7%
Apr 27
96
169
Clevlte
Oct
28
86% May 8
23% Dec 15,
133/4 Mar 18
Sep
2i
71
Dec
23
18
25%
Jvjn 24"
Dec"30
A 433/u
0
Jan
9
37 Va Dec
24
16
Jan
12% Jan
63
2
17
July"27
J.
12%
125/b
44
43%
44
65%
'64%
66%
67%
*102
13%
115
13%
*102
13%
65%
115
*102
13%
13%
13%
31
32
40
40%
2,000
39
24%
39
39
39
*38%
39
38%
38y2
2,200
25%
64%
64%;
16,500
22'A
34%
29%
27%
22%
35%
27%
27%
32
32
32
par
\
A
*15%
44%
67%
25
23%
*64%
"16
44%
68%
24%
65 ;
223/s
34"%
34%
30%
27%
32%
29%'
,
*15%
32
16
24
29%
3,900
283A
27%
27%
28
33
32%
33
*15%
67%
A',
32%
32
78%
77%
32%
-78%
*93%
37%
37%
53'%
53
47
94%
38 :'
24% '
53%
53%
15'%
15%
15%
92
94
92
49%
15
50
90
50
57
*33
.49%
-
No par
DAY
24%
50%
52
15%
15%
6,300
92
92%
31,000
49
49%
15V2
-
92%
■
A
49%
91
90
51%
61%
5%%"
149%
150
151%
150
"
*1100
40%
5
32%
32%
32%
_50
*45%
46%
*45"%
150%
*1100
—
40%
41%
71%
71 %
71%
27%
28%
61%
64%
27%
64%
28%
67%
33
.
preferred series B__
32%
Southern
&
46"%
40
68'/a
A
511
51
51
50%
50 %
42%
43%
42%
433/g
20
19%
43%
20%
42%
19%
20
20 %
20 % Dec
30
15% tfov
23
24% Mar 23
Columbia
Pictures
73% Nov 28
60% Dec
16
Jun
20
9% Nov 21
2
9% Nov
26
6% Feb
29
14% Jan
-
18
if
18
17%
17%
17
62%
62
62%
*62
47%
48%
48
48%
41%
42%
'26%
L——No
28
27
273/4
573/1
58%
15%
15%
15%
13,200
16,300
ADr 20
Commonwealth Edison
573/8
10,300
.
20% Sep
4.64%
9
5.25%
19
preferred
preferred-
Co com—23
56%
92
92
104%
—
1
Cone
Mills
24
47% Dec
15
30% Sep
21
37% Oct
19
58% Dec
1
2
26% Dec»18
23
29% Dec
31
21
22% Nov
9
Consolidated
27% July 10
57% Feb 24
21
41
15
Aug 21
57% Oct
•
10
10%
9%
16%
17 %
163/4
par
10%
10%
10%
103/4
11 %
1
26%
27%
26%
26%
263/4
28%
273/4
28 %
58 %
58%
58%
58%
58%
583/4
58%
59
96%
97
96%
963/4
96%
97
963/4
97%
38
39 %
37%
38%
37%
397/a
39%
41%
48%
49%
47%
48%
48
48%
48%
49%
28
28%
27%
28
28
28%
28%
29%
87
85
Oct
2
Feb
28
17
Jan
7
30% Nov
6
80
Sep
27% Jan
10
61% Feb
52% May 22
Apr 10
49%.Dcc 31
106|
Feb
25
60% Nov
10
95
May
2
47%
47%
47%
47%
12%
12%
13%
13
1
39%
39%
39%
40
40
Consumers Power Co com_.—No par
53%
54%
53%
53%
53%
88*
89
Consol
13
96
47%
12%
Dec
23
.
25
99
Feb
26
92
Jan
22
25% Jun
30% Nov
92 % May
Dec
-
9
101
44
75,
Nov
17
58%«Jan
27
6
Dee
18
92
13
% Oct
,
55% July 29
107% Apr
23
Apr
pfd
100
Co
,
88%
89%
No par
————No par
Container Corp of America—
90%
90 %
"88
82
*80%
27
27%
Common
4%
—
•—
-5
■———:
100
preferred
Continental Baking Co common—5
$5.50 preferred
Continental Can Inc
^
$3.75
preferred
Continental
13% Oct
6%
10
No par
8
82
44% Jun- 18
Cuba
Coal
*23
5
$4.52 preferred
$4.16 preferred
9
25
of
RR
20%
—1-
$4.50 preferred
99% Mar 10
87% Sep 25
79 % Sep 24
-
20 %
46%
.
23%
Consolidation
21
25
t\
20 Vb
23%
5
104
99
20%
23%'
6
103% Apr
Apr
20
20%
Jan
30
_5
1.33%
20%
33
18
Corp—,50c
Corp_
.
'
23%
42% Nov
Dec
4,800
17
Utilities
Gas
17
Sep
16%
Y com—No par
N
11% Jan
2
16% Mar 12
Industries
20% Dec
18
23% Apr 20
5%
200
350
15%
10%
Laundries Corp
Consolidated Natural Gas
25
93
16%
9%
Foods
32
92
15%
105%
10%
Consol Electronics Industries:
12% Dec
Feb
16%
92 Vs
*91
16%
Consolldated
2
16%
19,500
■
105%
No par
of
Consolidated
17%
57
92%
9%
Electrodynamics
Consol
45% July 22
57%
105 %
10%
preferred
'
57
92%
105
16%
Consol Edison
$5
93
104%
9%
24
1
57
105%
10%
Co
,4
30% Nov
.
17
56%
*91%
105 %
167/a
Corp
Congoleuin-Nalm Inc. .i—:—No
Consolidated Cigar Corp
'14% Jun
<
.
1
1
IV
—,
30
26%
57
100
100
Comptometer Corp
Conde Nast Publishing
6
14 Va Jan
39% Jan
3,800
58
27"% Feb
45% Sep
310
3,400
-c
15%
25
31
;
57%
21
50% Dec
42
>41%
26%
68% Jan
13
41%
26%
106% Feb
40% Jan
41%
58%
17
21 % Dec
42
'
15%
24
29
41%
4,900
.
-
57%
95% Dec
29
48%
15%
58% Dec
27% Oct
17%
65
48%
58
4
20% Dec
163/4
63%
48 3/a
.
37,100
16
31
3
17%
63%
:
47%
170
11,600
15%
Dec
8
50%
20%
20
57%
108 % Jun
13% Jan
50%
423/4- -44--,
26%
Solvents
15
15% Jan
200
1
10
25% May
12% Sep
10% Sep 18
26% Dec 14
22% Sep
17% Sep
13,700
r
-1
Engineering Tnc~
Sep
05
'"'A
'
Commercial
112% Feb
6
-.
20
5,900
Commercial Credit Co
04
10
10% Sep
15% Jun
17%
62 %
Combustion
5
101% Apr
2
2
5
par
common—
preferred
$4.25
Columbian
38% May 18
25
2
13,200
,67% Aug
7
18% Mar 11
2
4% Jan
System
Carbon Co__
No par
Columbus &r, Southern Ohio Elec—5
Mar 23
51% Mar 23
22
101% Sep
8 % Jan
;
.
Ry—
51
112
:
57,800
33
100
System_2.50
Dec
'
A:
'
46%
Inc—1—10
55 % Jan
•aAAV.A-"
69%
32%
Gas
90
:
28%
45%
Columbia
5
20
2,900
72%
28%
33
24% Mar 13
May
3,700
.
-
40%
*71%
\
46"%
*45%
18
57% Dec 30
60
13,100
*1100
—
41%
*71
19% Nov
106
3,400
,
151
63%
noncumulative 1st pfd:
4%
20
Nov
,,'A
790
102
22
43
A,
a a.
127%
*95
23% Dec
17
1,600
"
•
37% Nov
2,400
621/4
127%
Broadcasting
74
40,100
53%
61-
Columbia
43% Sep 21
.32% Jun 17
6,700
33%
102
*126%
.
7
16
20
1,900
90 Vi
*33
"52"%
60%,
450
CLOSED
57%
33%
50V8
4,300
EXCHANGE
,
58
*33
60% '
126
61%
1
48%
24%
*
"'STOCK
'
■
38%
127%
126
27%
•
48
24%
53
;
*95
,
„
■
NEW YEAR'S
58
A
50%
41%
71%
277%
40%
*71
53%
"
> f *95 A 102
*95
102
.150
150
*1100
No par
95%
90
58
6014
95%
38%
52%
"
'
48%
48%
33%
50Va-
79%
24 Vb
-"*92
49%
33%
•,/
A61Vi
127%
61
,*126
92
4,
32%
78
53%
,15%
907/8
*57
51%
.
—100
;
90
.
33%
:
.15%
49%
'
907/b
57
par
No par
47%
24V2
40,700
32%
52
47%
24 Vs
54% ?
69%
:';-A
.
47%!^
47V2
54
68%
'
5,400
78
52
23%
390
16
45%
323/4
..,
,
8,100
17,600
45%
68%
,
53%
/
29%
*15%
-
" '37%
94%
,
•
.45
'A
32%
>: 78
94%*
.
*
A ;
16 '
67Vs
53
1
common.
347/8
44
38
stock—50 " i
Co__
9,300
34%
-
36%
»15
No
gtd
34%
44%
*93%
5
s
500
22%
.29%
10
Go—
65%
21%
66%
94%-
410
A 27%
A'/
31%
3,300
24%
64%
44
*:
/ A 78
A
65
*64%
22% .,>/;■ 21/2
24%
22%
34%
30%
13%
*32
48% May
49% Dec
800
115
40
,
63% Feb
■
6,700
7,900
33
5
Iron
66%
*102
39 %
*
__^_100
Colorado Fuel &
653/4
115
14
2
8% Apr 29
123A
44
14
2
2
19,500
12%
44%
Oct
9
30
28%
Jan
14
40% Jan
27%
49
12% Sep
81% Oct
273/4
35
25% Nov 17
6
27%
29
54% Jan
2
273/4
12%
31
10
Jan
38,200
,27%
12%
*43%
39
10
20
99
21,100
37%
13%
32%'
50% Mar 11
9% Jan
7% Jan
1 ■
29%
37%
32%
34 Vb Dec
41% Jan
I
29% A/
37%
28%
35%
38%
8
24
14
283/4
353A
39
13
Oct
2
29
34%
32%
45% NOV
Dec
May 15
28%
35%
27%
12%
44%
39
23% Jan
65
23% Jan
30
.—10
& Co eom:
Radio
150
33%
273/8
12%
*43%
65%
No par
preferred
5,100
90
32%
Collins
33
48 % Jan
21,500
29
16
15% Nov
30
20%
72 Va Dec
2
2
20%
9
2
44% Jan
20%
18
3
101
20Vo
29% Dec
rj
10% Jan
Jan
20
•
•
21% Jan
46% Jan
4
193A
Colgate-Palmolive Co common
1
$3.50' preferred
No par
Collins'& A Ik inun Corp
No par
23 % Jan
96
Sep 12
105% Aug 20
20%
Oct
65
,
30 % Jan
3,200
193/4
*88
38% Dec
2
May 23
31% Jan
2
38%
A '•
Corporation
Colorado
40
38V8
27
82
;
48 % Nov
88
38%
Feb
47% Dec
43% Jan 20
88
38%
■.
Coca-Cola fntornat'l Corp
35
77
88%
5
4%
413/8
500
413A
__No par
guaranteed
40%
14,200
38%
—1
.
2nd preferred
Coca-Cola Co
12
Nov
41 %
6,100
43A
71
41%
8
Co
Cluett Penbody
41
4%
71
88
38%
100
.
AV 4%
65
i
Special
4%
701/4
39%
100
$4.50 preferred
Jun
<j
4%
70%
39Vb
No par
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%
65% Feb 20
'
800
50
-Cleveland Electric Ilium com_
2
4%
100
Equipment
2,400*
10
Milling Machine Co
Service
700
10%
713/4
41% 1 42%
,*88
89%
1
City Investing Co
City Products Corp
City Stores Co
2
96% Nov 24
23
4
Feb
37s
26
Nov
183/4 Jan
16
64% Aug
15
98% Jan
13
106% May 20
2
127
2
5,000
,.1
com_lNo
C IT Financial Corp
17
10%
5,600
;
10%
10%
4%
100
30
9%
*10%
*70%
8.50
47% Jun
21
323/4
1%
—
23
27
63%
32%
10
A.-::
preferred
4%% preferred
35 % Oct
15% Jan
62%
9%
99
•>
25
12
I03/o Jan
64
32%
62%
*31%
120
3,000
.
98%
com
Corp
1023/4 Jan
443/o Feb
27
64
89%
98
OH
17
13
59% Oct
Ry
Western
Dec
Jan
23%
96%
1
Gaa &> Electrlo—
Cincinnati
44
22
»973/4
4%
93
43%
22%
97%
:
O'NUts
Commod
23
Dec
89
44%
8,500
Chrysler Corp
77
89
21%
17,800
40
Cotton
Cincinnati
89
44%
213/4
13%
Chicago Rock Isl &. Pac RR—No par
Yeliow Cab
_No par
17
90%
441/4
39%
Chicago
22
1,500
13
of
preferred series A
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
-Jan
3,400
'38%
^
26% Jun
100
19%
34 *
13%
series A nonoum pfd
17
2
1
39%
—1.28
1
5%
36% July 28
3771/4.
33s/8
13%
1
preferred
37% Apr
*37% Jan
700
38%
"
24
19%
600
13%
J
Corp
Western
Chic & North
19%'
33%
2,900
6,700
.
r
39
Inc
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac
22
19%
33%
10%
convertible
A
18
*74
77%
;
33%
13%
Aircraft Inc.
Motors
Great
5%
45 % May 25
Jan
*75
19%
335/a
*10%
•
No par
Class
16
313/4 Jan
1,400
77
>53%;
10
preferred
100
Chicago & East 111 RR com
No par
July 14
Jan
53%
32 %
No par
3%%
3
38
53
53%
32%
*17%
63%.
Va
,-5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
8
8
*53
**9%
10
Corp
Chemway Corp
Chesapeake Corp
26-
16
2,800
33 ~7"
DAY
38%
Co__
Chemotron
15
743/8 July
26
13% Apr
17% Mar 19
Sep 24
33% Sep
3
46
18
,325/8
78
'
___1
Corp
Belt Co
Checker
28,200
NEW YEAR'S
r—5
Products
Go Ilium
275/a
ll6i/2
21
No par
Corp
CLOSED
92%
27-
17%
*31%
$4.50 preferred
31
19
77%
/
"
Chance
21% Oct
39% Sep
14% Dec
77%
*91%
25% >253/4
c
9
3
77%
y.oi
42% Jan
2
*115%
27%
17%
*89
Champion Spark Plug Co
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
43A Jan
921/4
116%
1,900
22,500
25%
V 44%
45% May 28
25% Apr 17
31% Nov 25
*91%
"27
115%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
17%
50
Common
4
92'A
27
2.50
Aircraft
Chadbourn
/
July 27
31% Jan
32
Pasco
290
63/4
33%
25%
53%
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
19
14
de
Certain-Teed
9
6% Jan
4% May 29
Apr
5
16% Apr 27
6%
33%
17%
53%
,10
/
issued
6%
26
100
Central Violetla Sugar Co
'
34%
33%'
5,700
30,200
-
-
109%
,
17%
i
Century Industries Co
When
6%
20%
26
Service
Central & South West Corp
109
17%
No par-
.
20%' 21%
109'
5 111
50
300
78%
'21
17%
_5
——_
Public
54
Sep 22
32% Dec 31
35
10
preferred
78
15,600"'
,
27%
18 3A
33%
Illinois
40
41
*}7%
19
RR Co of N J
38%
*40%
77%
.
x32%-
*75
4%%
4,200
77 %
323A.
:
*.
Central
12
16
Co
76%
290
4,100
55%
27%
34 %
2,300
54%
28%
?.
3,100
,
36%
116%
26%v
l
;
91
28,600
36
40%
76%
6%
•
*89
41
28 %v
21%
*91%
20
Sugar
Central
9
5/s Mar 14
__j
•39%
109
*115
preferred ser'es A_100:
27
34% Sep 21
11% Sep 22
20%
108
100
31
243/4 Aug 14
553/4 Nov 14
9
12.50
33%
36 %
*40%'
'
49%
55%
77%
76%
33%
99'% Feb
July 27
68% Apr 15
4 41
*
28%
Central Hudson Gas &, Elec__No par
Apr 20
38% Mar 23
16
20
___1
preferred
Aguirre
-'39%
*40%
*28
1
Central Illinois L.gl; common
22
12
50
common__No par
46% May 11
87% Dec
109 % Nov
t
6%
10
39% Nov
17
55
38
7
11
17% Jan
Apr
53%\ 551/4
10
_100
37% Sep
333A NOV 28
89
36
I
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25%
24 y8
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,
'
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129
•
25
;_..25
—
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Electronics
;'■■(,
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5
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740
15,200
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1,900
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(16)
1ft
Mpnday-, January 4, i960
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
r
STOCKS
Range f.or Previous
Year 1958'
r-
'
Highest
Lowest
14
Mar
101
;
'5
Feb 25
NEW
.'Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Nov
24
28% Nov 17
-.75% Dec 22
129
Dec 16
9 '
May
52
•
30% Feb
5
67% Dec
Gulf
17
«?9
July 13
127% Jan 22
37% Dec
3
1
103% Nov
24
35% Nov 24
•
•
£5
preferred.
Gulf
80
Sep
19
90
Oct
30
102 % July 14
10
100
25
109
95% Jan
99% Sep
Dee
29'
81 % Dec
May 29
96
84
Jun
16
Monday
RR com.No par
;
'j
25 %
107'%
issued
8.33 Va
Utilities Co—
35%
*70
71 %
29%
30 Va
84.20
dividend
preferred
^.___10o
811*
81%
*4.40
dividend
preferred
_100
85
85
85
dividend
preferred
L
100
*89
92
90
L
100
*96/
96
Dec
30
104% Mar
Dec
22
105% Mar
4
44% Feb
20
49% Nov
Common
3
Apr
9
£4.44
£5
-
dividend
preferred
£5 OR dividend
25%
71 %
108 %
36%
80
9
91
25 Tb
*70
108%
35%
8
7
Dec. 31
\._100
preferred
/
Friday
-
Jan.
the Week
"
}*
Shares
36%
36'a'
29%
25%
*71
T\
•
30
29% •29%
97'%
81
:
110%
15,600
36%
37%
*96
29%
85
*83 %
92
*89
97 %
92
96
*9G
97
*98
2,500
85
100
'
'89
96
100
35,200
30 '%
81
85
90
*98
■
*80
85'%
5,700
73
J
13
Aug
25%
25%
.
107
36
No par
States
25'%
.71%
107
.Sales for
Thursday
Dec. 30
'
25%
*70
__25
>,
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Dec. 29
No par
_
AND HIGH
Tuesday
Dee. 28
Sep
98
'
LOW
(
89% Apr
94
»Jan
K8
13
May
1
Jun
'
'
Par
Oil Corp
When
■jA.V-
'
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Mobile <£» Ohio
Gulf
32
28
>
-
c
*98
80
100
80
•
590
130
10
10
.
11
47% July
3
38 Vb Jan
2
9
Httr.keiibuck
49% Apr
' 7
69
Aug 14
48% Nov
20
71% May 19
21
29% Nov
18
25% Nov
4
29% May 22
Hall
13% May 20
24% Dec
8
30
Hamilton
Dec
8
VVuLui
Halliburton
Jan
20;
Jan
2
99
'21% Jan
2
20% Mar 31
26% Jan
30
Jan
Nov
10
23
Apr
.Nov
47% Dec
13
123
41
2
7
a30
44% Dec
Jan 13
20% Apr
22% Jan
3% Jan
29% Nov
29
20
9
36% Nov
122% July
7
Harris-Interlype
8
Harsco
Mar
6%
8
20
10
64% Jan
2
13
30
16% Jan
.
92
7
12
Haveg
Hayes
2
Heinz
Dec
preferred
Industries
Inc
(H J) Co
89% Feb 21
75 % Sep
22
17% Jan
6
30% Dec
12
27 Vb Apr
14
90 % May
5
40% Dec 11
Heller
(W
23% Jan
2
33% Dec
8
30% Apr
16
34% May 11
Helme
(G
2
38
Jun
27
32% Dec
8
377o Mar 13
32% Jan
10
«
16% Jan
25% Jun
Nov 20
50
Jan
19
74% Dec
31
Apr 23
105
Sep
29
U8% Apr
16
70% Nov' 19
66
Jan
2
82% Nov
19
19 % Nov
1
31
10
53% Jan
3
35% Dec
31
36% Dec
31
34
[14
35% Nov
20
7
25% Dec
15% Sep
11% Jan, 13
Janv
60
74
'
Jan
29
13% Jan
29
64% Jan
85
117
Jan
3%%
2
33% Dec
19
31% Jan
7
41
10
15% Dec
31
12% Nov
30
21
Jan
22% Oct
6
37
May 21
9%i Jan
20
12%
Nov~H
11% Oct
27
3
25% Jan
25% Dec
12
21% Jan
2
17% Jan
30
May 21
47% Dec 31
67 % Dec
22% Jan
2
39% Feb
24
23 % Apr
85
8
Jan
2
Jan
7
15% Feb
22
27% Feb
2
29% Nov
30
29
49% Jan
21
44% Oct 22
65% Jan
2
10
20
35
Jan
30
31
80
Dec
15
5%
90% Apr *43
9% Apr
6
32% Apr 30
Jan
8 % Nov
5% Sep
20
18
29% Nov 21
23% Nov 28
41% Dec
Sep
9
21
19 % Jun
2
24
Feb
36 % Dec
30
41
Feb
14
37% Jan
29
84
Jun
6
69
15
80% Mar
1
90
Jun
6
74% Dec
81
92
.
77
Dec
Dec
28
85% Dec
4
Feb
20
97% Aug 13
52% Jun
12
75
Nov
17
64% Sep
21
8% Jan
22
15% Dec
18
11% Jan
15
5% Jan
10
14% Dec 30
13% Jan
8
50% Sep
85% Mar
21
40% Apr
14
63
13% Jan
27
20% Nov 17
72% Jan
17
2% Jan
20% Jan
13% Jan
J5Vb Feb
Oct
87% Dec
13
6% Oct
2
38% Dec
24 V. Dec
3
2
11-
50
Dec
13
50% Dec
31
Jan
2
Oct
13
13
41
42
Oct
47
Dec
23
47% Feb
3
6% Apr
14
65
156
Jan
Jan
9% Nov
2
24% Nov
2
101
May 27
162
35% Jan
22 % Jan
86
25
2
Nov
12
Stores
29 % Dec
Sound
Co
12
Oct
94
Dec
30
26'/« Sep
30
28
Jan
65 y4 Feb
88
17% Peb
9
8
27
12% Jan
7
122% Nov
24% Nov
7
7
141% Nov
111
961% July 16
16% Nov 11
7
14
4
56
Dec
18
125
40
May 7
41% Oct 30
2
35% Oct
Sep
33 Vb Dec
37
10
21% Jan
22
28
3
33'/4
May 28
13 Vb Jan
17
31
28
Jan
27'/4 Jan
2
29 Vb Jan
13
.18
Jan
10
34% Nov
14
19
■
Dec
<
Feb
3
2
28% Feb
9 \
31
17% Jun
9
35% Aug
7
38% Jun 10
34% July 16
44% Nov 19
126% July 24
42% Oct 28
32
35
32
33
Sep
22
May 27
37V4 Jan
21
Nov
4
45
Jan
15
Jan
23
116% Sep
36% Jan
15
2
'23
50% Mar 15
lb Jan
2
19 y4 Feb
25
Jan
15
62% Dec 23
14'% Apr 23
53
Dec
31
16
Apr
11
13
Mar
4
'R
May 22
For
26'% Sep
33'% Oct
3
18% Dec
14
3
15% Nov
4
90'% May 12
75
Jan
24
52% Dec
56% pec
31
61
Dec
30
99% Aug
54% Qct
7
footnotes,
see
Mav 12
57
Peb
76'% Nov
13
88
46 »/4 Dec
29
Peb.
^03',
96
9
%•
Dec
28
40'% Nov 23
45%
•44%
45
45 %
45 %
45%
44 Vb
45'%
7%
27
Apr 21
59% Apr 27
70% July 14
88'% Dec 22
103% Peb 16
59% July 28
7
7%
7
1
45 Vb
'150.
47
39%
;/45%
40 %
39%
29 %
,
*29 %
.
42
42%
90
90
28 Vb
■
28%.
5
440%
43
43
*43
433%
41%
*40'%
1
82%
*40%
41%
39
1,400
46
39%
42%
42%
28%
441
48%
47%
48%
48%
140 %
140 Vb
140 %
140%
29%
'30%
29%
30%
100
*63
68%
*68
5
23Tb
24%
*23%
No par
108%
109%
109%
Limited.—1
20%
21%
132%
*86%
87%
12%
13%
11%
12
62 %
63%
62 %
62-%
62'%
133%
131
131
_No par
33%
33%
25
50 %
51
Corp
7,500
68'%
131
33%
•50%
100
23%
23%
1,200
109%
110'%
9,600
87'
33%.
50'%
50%
21
.
*86'%
21,400
135%
87
9,800
100
12'/,
12'%
12%
63
133%
34
20
135
135
63
63
1,200
120
138%
136'%
138'%
1,600
34%
34'%
34%
7,200
51
'
50%
51
'
1,300
38'%
38%
35,400
33
32%
32%
32%
38%
38
38%
38%
38%
37 %
37%
38
38
38
38%
'38
42
42
41%
42%
42
42'%
42
42
1,900
35%
35
35%
35
35
35
35
1,300
*35
j
31
.
%
*
3.5o
18 %
600
38'%
700
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
35
35
35%
35%
35%
35%
34%
35%
33 %
38%.
1,100
38%
38'%
38'%
38%
38'%
34
3 8 3%
34 %
2,200
34
34%
34%
34%
34'%
34'%
1,400
35%
5
1
35 Vb
,
•
_fj
390
31
68%
33
..25
Oo_
18,700
38%
na»
com__5
preferred
12,300
49'%
30'%
21%
12%
100
Utilities
440%
141
24
*86%
No par
25
48%
50
3.600,
140'%
109%
132'%
86%'
Tolep & Teleg.No
438 «/4
29
30%
20%
131%
86 %
131
2,200-
,90%.
68%
'
23%
131%
__No par
44
'
48%
109
7.5o
common
43%
28%
■
110%
No par
com
6,000
'
22
20%
24
*68
40%
29%
*89
%
141
30'%
68%
9,700
40%
441
47 %
6,800
47'%
*29'%
28%
438%
1.40 %
5
46%
,43 %
^90
*89
19,500
82
155
30'%
28%
20%
81
40'%
'29%
90%
439
20'%
47
40%
2,500
7'%
*150
82'%
155
30
42
28 %
20%
81%
*150
46'%
*89
443
20
20%
155
No par
com
"IIS
39%
34%
118
115
40%
39%
34%
116
18%
34'%
*114
40%
39%
34%
116 "
40'%
.
34
34"%
1,200
3,100
*114
116
20
41
43
5,600
18%
j
Machine Co
_t 5
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
1
Jersey Cent Pwy A: Lt 4% pfd.. 100
Co
Inc
common.^..! —1
pre lei red
Johtis-Manville
_...
Corp
Ac
Jones
Langhlin Steel
-3
series
Manufacturing
19%
16%
44
45
19
*7* %
•
19
18%
19
'
19'%
2,900
16%
17'%
77
10%
16%
17:'%
17'%
17%
15,600
75
77
76
31
76%
77
48
46 %
45%
'76 %
40'/*79
..
40
-*.76%
40'%
79
*76%
480
4,800
79
47
477%
46%
47%
47
48 Tit
48%
„5
49'%
60'%
61
60%
60%
60
60'%
60
60 %
2,900
8.5%
86%
84%
85 Va
84'%
85
84'%
84%
18.900
100
96
98
90
97
96%
97
•96%
96 %
480
-_1
42%
43«%
42%
43%
42%
43'%
43
43'%
<*15,300
Johnson. 1
preferred
10U
19
77
common .10
—
Johnson
At
81%
155
*29'%
Jaeger
Tea
19%
83%
150
5
7
\
21
82
*
20
lo
Island Creek Coal common.-^..50r
£6 preferred
J
j
3 %:
20%
•
No par
Iowa Elec Light Ac Power Co
Iowa-Illinois Gas Ac Elec Co_i
Iowa Power Ac Light Co.
Joy
270
7%
Depi Stores
Interstate Power Co
Jewel
490
46'%
7%
43%
70
40'%
43'%
6%
;
3,400
2,200
45
39
■
2,900
11,600
401/4
39 Vb
common
Breaker
45 3%
45%
39
Interstate
fjlrriiff
2,500
*41'%
38%
preferred
J-T-K
600
YEAR'S
DAY
43%
44 %
Canada
convertible
NEW
40%
46
38%
*
Salt
Internationa!
$2
45
*40%
preferred
International
1,500
213,800
*3l3%'
1
Rys of Cent Amer
International
5,500
48'%
31%
—
86
18
page 22.
28
29
Sep
31
8
31% Jan
,
Dec
40
88
Jali
47%
31%
44%
48
*43
preferred
K
»5
32
47%
31%
45%
38%
Shoe
40% Apr 20
.,47%
30%
44%
Mining Corp
Silver
38
>
30%
43%
:
International
9
21'/4
__100
International
Sep 21
391%
20%
41%
common.
6
Dec
39%
21
47% v
Machines
12
Aug 18
19% Mar
5
39V4
20%
47%,
1
Packers
40
39%
30%
100
Paper
17
39%'
21
45%
common:
Internationa!
STOCK
EXCHANGE
93b
45
Corp
of
•*«
47%
inc
International
.
0
91/4
•40%
preferred..
Nickel
37,300
.
'
CLOSED
87
30%
No par
6
July 30
20%
9
*43
preferred
5%
*85'%
X38%
preferred
International
23
87
par
Co
Jan
42% Dec
14
^*38%
100
Harvester
Int'l
Int'l
39
9
15
...
9
37% Aug 21
45 % May
6
8%
'85%
1,600
'
50
8
common..^
Iron
10
7,900
Mexico
Minerals Ac Chemical
4%
2
28% Mar 19
87
100 pesos
Business
$4
40'/4 Dec
33% Dec
2
32% Sep
Oct"i7
A
preferred
7%
28
37
.
'85%
No par
De
_/55%Nov
29
28%
50
Electrlca
40
.
521/4
28%.
1
A
Int'l
172% July 15
15
Feb
.31% Dec
6
51'%
28'%
__50
Jan
Jun
521/4
28%
:•
preferred
4% %
4
69
Mar 20
51%
28%
preferred
16% Jan
-
24%
51%
28%
4.20%
Interlake
21
94
15
Feb
136
13
15
10% Sep
71
32% July 14
25
Jan-13
May
86 % Dec
27 '% Jun
24%
51%
45%
Steel
50
% !
24%
Inspiration Cons Copper
7
111 lb Dec
4,900
.24'/4
A
*41%
Inland
July 30
86% Jan
22
5
*39%
Int'l
80
1,800
15%
45'%
6%
14
31
57% Jan
Jan
22
18%
68"%
40%
S
30
13% Dec
13
28
Dec
18 Vb
15%
; 43%
Int'l
2
17
Sep 25
Jan
68
11,600
68V2
Indianapolis Power & Light__No
18
35% Apr
6 %
15%
45 %
May 29
21% Aug 27
95
Oct 13
7% Jan
100
.
13
153 Vb Jan
160
5%
:
691/4
*42%
57% Jujy 10
27
Sep 25
Sep 22
6,100
-
68
V 40 %
Corp
39% Jan
11,300
41
82
15%
46
24
138
300
3,700
47%
40 Vb
87%
43%
95% Feb
11
46%
*80
"77
77
*85
87%,
40 Vb
Clfs
Jun
»•
78%
*42 Vb
Interchemical
33% Sep 15
78% Jun ,13
18%
18%
*39%
Insuran-shares
166
18%
18
•45 %
17
3
6 VB
50
29
Oct
26% July 7
68% Jan 13
13% Apr
1
5%
50
Apr
143
6
5%
50
Dec
9
8IV2
preferred
32
Dec
41 Va
preferred
45
44
47 Vz
81%
68%
common
19
2
•
46%
40%
preferred
6
Jan
i
46%
41%
82
4.70%
July
31% July
43%
40%
4.42%
14
50% Mar 18
488
29%
43
700
241/4
*29
43
4.26 %
•
tngersoll-Rand
2
*24
42%
5
Industrial Rayon
20
45%
24 VB
29 Vz
*29
4.08%
*
6
Jan
24%
•
43
15%
com
pfd series
Co
7
86% Oct
24%
29%*
10
May
25
4,600
15%
Co
July 17
385% May 12
19.800
12'A
67%
common...
convertible
May
Oct
13% 1
27%
11%
100
Inc
series
163
28
13%
26%
12
25%
preferred
109
55
13 %
27
24%
17
July 28
43% May
8'
34% Sep 21
13%
No par
(Delaware)
30
149
6,600
1
Tndiist
74% No v
20
40
38
11%
1
Ac
5
37
7
10 Vb Feb
101'%
26%
Bay Mtn Ac Sin Ltd._No.par
Poods
27% Mar 26
18 Vb Jun
70% Jan
8
371/4
13%
*85
Corp
17% Nov
Oct" 13
43
13
6% Dec
*101%
37%
8,100
87%
Industrla
13
'July 18
Jan
101%
37
6,100
19%
66
78
Illinois Power
45% Mar 18
41 Vb Aug
26%
19'/4
*64'%
101
37
..*77
power Co
47
101%
26%
19%
66
*85
Cement
7
26 %
19%
*64%
6,300
12
100
Illinois Central RR Co
26
25%
19%
66
20
500
'41%
27%
—100
preferred-
Idaho
Sep 25
26 %
6,200
78
*77
preferred
Ideal
41 Va Oct
x40%
41%
1
400
12
40 Va
41%
41%
♦77
3,300
74%
9,200
17
36% Jun
*77
77%
19%
106
71
Hnssmann Refrigerator Co
5
38% Nov 20
78 %
107%
•
71
5%
3
42% Dec
106
107%
71%
Hupp Corp
'
29% Jan
107%
%:
*70%
21
Apr
34
19%
74
713/,
Apr
Jan
*33,
19%
74%
*70%
Jun
50
34
.
18%
73
20
400
;
100
39
Nov
'33
17%
73%
81
1
.
55 Vb Jan
401/2 Sep
31%
36%
52
46
*31 %
27%
4%
31
47
9
22
Jun
31%
21
5%
29
Jun
*31 %
27'4
Vb July 30
10
48
31%
34
1,200
3,200
36%
4
51
38'%
21 %
4.40%
24
52% Jan
45»/4 Dec
76
38
27%
Hunt
43% Feb
90%
76
37%
*75%
36 %
Hudson
46 % Dec
90%
78
37%
78
36%
Howe
7
90%
38%
21
14
9
89%
89%
"26%
Mar 17
Jun
7,300
27%
July 13
38% Oct
14,200
12%
36%
Houston Lighting & Power
35
21
65%
12%
21%
Howard
47% Jan
64%
12%
27%
6
38% Dec 31
66 %
12%
V
36%
40
24
64%
13
21%
29% Oct 23
Nov
20
65%
400
1,800
No par
30
39% Dec 31
23% July 9
42% Mar 18
36'%
"
25
common
22
9%.Dec
25
19% Oct
31
Jan
Jun
36'%
5,600
.
Household Finance
3% %
preferred
66
7
36%
42%
5
common
23
93
*35%
*29
jo
preferred
Jan
29% Dec
36%
x24%
3o
com
18Tb Sep
10
35
1
75
10%
HoudallJe-Industries Inc common_.3
$2.25 convertible preferred.
50
27
5
5% Jan
20
Jan
84% Dec
19
2
.
18
96% Jan
27%
50
11%
;_No par
convertible
27%
50
10%
13%
10
;
Corp
27%
30
25%
12 50
Corp of America
5%
2
Dec
Hotel
2
9
13
Chemical
3,400
10%'
*100%
5
preferred
47%
50
*64 %
>
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Corp
46%
1,600
r
10%
19%
50c
Mining
Oil
47 %
27
36%
$4.25 preferred.
12
26 % Dec
Hooker
5
3
39 % Sep 16
36% Jan
27% Jan
convertible
Homes Lake
Honolulu
2,800
46%.
.50
25%
No par
common
52%
10%
41
5
Holly Sugar Corp
47% July 22
92
5
19
24% Jun
39% Apr
16
5
125
*52%
51
77%
100
;
57
*122%
53
27
♦105
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Furnace Co
56%
123
177a
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Holland
27
39% Nov
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Sep
15% Apr
2
1,200
52%
123
<
72
No par
Inc.
56 ¥4
1,900
10%
31
__2 1/12
preferred series A
2nd pfd (conv)
r56 %
DAY
26%
*33
100
Newport Clieni
56 %
125
47%-
25
Hilton Hotels Corp
Hires Co (Charles E)
Hoffman Electronics
Aug 27
9% Jan
84%
%'
53 »/4
...10
common
30
58
37%
...
Hewitt-Robins
Heyden
58
*75%
No par-
Powder
Co
58 %
i'89%
preferred
preferred
Hertz
57%
1
1
NEW YEAR'S
32%
58
100
.
Co
common
Hershey ClioeoJiyte Corp
July 22
16% Jan
W)
iionciiniillative
5%
72% Aug 25
28
'
E) Ac
1,600
900
107
321,4
25
Hercules Motors
27
42% July 29
23% July 22
74 % May
7%
5
preferred
Hercnies
46 Tit Apr
Jan
88% Nov
26% Jan
«;•
3
61
118
25
Feb
38% May
107% Oct
3.65%
100
14,100
.
27'/,
107
33
*35
1
common
CLOSED
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50
;
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111
STOCK
EXCHANGE
v
63%
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49
51
,
10
Industries
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46%
,
% %
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52*4
5
common
4
51%
27
*48
32%
56
Co
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27%
33%
125
2.50
Chemical
51%
57%.
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Hart Selmffner Ac Marx
Hat Corp of America
53% Dec
12% Apr
39% Apr
79% May
27
48%
50%
27%
33%
.7.50
Corpora Lion
48%
-
Ill
Corp
Harsh aw
5
21
x26'%
*100,,
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preferred
3
16
43% Sep
12% Dec
1
loo
3
49
50%
28
100
2.5(f
Refrac com
13
Jan
31
Nov
Harbison-Walk
Jan
34
35% Nov'30
Co common
48 %
49%
27 %
..5
convertible, preferred
50% Dec
7% Jan
34
18
17
22
Wuteii
57% Dec
24% Nov 20
c
Cementing.!..,
Well
Printing Co
Paper Co..
Hammond Organ Co
10
132
I
Dec
67
2
83% Oct
14
Apr
15% Nov 17
25
12% July 14
43% Jan
38
51% Dec
6
28% Jan
1
7
30% Jan
1
30
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Hammermill
6
61% Nov
6
9% Dec
38
22 % Apr
65% May
5
44% Feb
•'
32% Dec
•
39% Jan
19
10
114% Aug 31
36% Aug 14
6
19
88
Mar 17
140
Feb
28% Jun
33% Sep 26
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and Financial Chronicle
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
—
Year 1958
STOCKS,
tfange
/
Highest
Lowest
Lowest
Since Jan. 1
■■■
[
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORJ* STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Sales for
the Week
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Thursday
Wednesday
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13
68% Jan
2
98% Nov
11
39% Jan
7
45*/4 Mar
23
fy
65
10
120
37
42% Dec 31
;
2
112% Dec
16
38 Vb Jan
2
50% Dec
23
Oct
29
Feb
14
Jan
83
Feb
93% Feb
7
86
28
6
103
Dec
9
96
85
Dec
88
34
Jan
42% Dec
2
79% Sep
25
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86
Sep
23
98
19
89% Feb
85% July 10
72% Sep 21
19
2
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;
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/
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5
39%.Feb
13
28'% Jan
2
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Sep
33% Nov
42% Oct
6
28
13% Dpc
7
18% Oct
30
34
25 % Apr
7
43% Oct
10
75% Jan
27
105% Oct
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33 % Jan
>
38% Aug 28
16% Jan
,11% Dec
July 27
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Gas
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1
64
Jan
5
7
70% Apr
21
31% Apr
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113
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20
29
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24
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1.200
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Feb
25
601/4 Nov
11
20% Jan
7
29 % Nov
11
22 %
Sep
28
46% Nov
7
43
Jan
7
5.41/2 July 22
70% Nov 21
59
'Apr
1
74% Nov 25
2
•26% Jan
2
47% Aug 25
27% Jan
38
Electric
—,
50% July 31
45% Oct
,
&
issued-.:
Kellogg Co
44% Oct
66% Nov 28
2
53
•109'/4
43
*42%
120
47% '
,
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85
*85%
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*117%
1
88
88
101
Light Co
,Kayser-Rath Corp
When
7
52%
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,
43%
124
751/2
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100
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100
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22
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90 % Oct
63
4%
4
5,1% Sep
51%
113
52
53
110
*108
.;
43
120%'
100"
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4
41% May 12
41 % Feb. 17
52%
110
•
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Pr «fe Li Co com_No pai
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4.35%
43
100.
preferred—
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110
50
-.Kansas City Southern com
3
100
preferred
;
preferred
4.20%
6
88% Feb
cpnvertible preferred
(ser of 1959) conv pfd
3.80%
27
Mar
preferred
Kansas City
i
May 20
93
53%
52%
33%
convertible
4%%
4%%
17
Mar 11
30
29*4 Dec'
10% Jan
July 27
82
•82% Jun
38% Aug 13
2
10
Jan
25
130
57% Apr
Corp
4% %
4%%
23
18
Ac Chem
"
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July 27
20
20
88*/4 Nov
10
29% Jan
Jun
Kaiser Alum
24
135
73% Nov
May 7
July 31
99
5
50% Jan
Nov
Feb
10
46 % Oct/
92% May 29
Oct
90*4 Oct
87
Feb
107
78
107
July 27
July 8;
48
„
Copper-
County
.
Land Co
Kerr-McGee Gil Indus
4*/a%
common
231%
.501%.
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.
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4,600
23%
241/4
451/4*
45%;/-
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71
71
71 %..-
45%
45%
8
68
691/2...
69%
70 "
.
1
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42%
43.-
43
Airlines
100 G
29%
29%
29%
29%
10
451/2
46%
45%
46
451/4
78
78%
.77
17%
78
77
17%
17%
a
16,700
7,100
15.300
V
52
45%:;.
45%
:
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24
24%
45%
24
-26
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45%
•
1
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v*
94%96% / > %
51%'
52%
':
1
'
30
2
Jan
•>
46% Jan
16
19% Apr
-
22
251/4 Jan
28% Dec
2
29% Feb
7
341/2 Jan
2
45% Nov
11
78% Sep
9% Feb
9
86
17
22% Jan
2
241/4 Jan
2
2
39% Apr
Keystone Steel & Wire Co_
tKimberly-Clark Corp
Klng-Seeley „Corp
KLM Royal Dutch
—
7
37% Oct
22
5iy2 Mar 13
Dec
29
85
Feb
26
6
21
Nov
16
4
35
Koppers Co Inc
common
-
29%
'..
1
•
'42%
42%
•'1
'-*42
'
*
45%
'/■
46
77
45*%
3,600
400
.
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43
29%/ 29%
29"%
800
•
77
2,500
"
5/700
,'
"
77
May 29
17% Oct
32% Nov
12
431/4 Nov
16% May 26
21
7
22
13% May
30% Nov
4%
preferred
Korvette
(E J)
Inc,(S S) C6__
Aug
5
Kresge
24
43% Mar
3
Kress
-17% Sep
29
261/4 Mar
5
Kroehler
27% Jun
18
34% Jan
.
32% Nov
Dec 31
;00
17%
17%'
.
&
10
34%
17%
17%
32%
32%
21
;
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33%
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21%
Mfg Co
311/4
311/4
331/2
Dec
22
33%.Dec
15
13% Jan m 2
22% Dec
24
19% Oct
21
22 '/4 Jan
33% Dec
18
2a% Nov
6
6
4% Nov
6
3% Dec
2
Jan
11
24% Jan
23% Jan
8
15% Oct
■
25%
Dec"l8
18% Jan
2
25
Feb
20
46% Dec
83
Jan
17
89
Kroger Co
22
Laclede
34%, Jan
17
25% Dec
31/4 May 19
17"
22
22
4y4 Mar 11
34% Apr
23 % Nov
21
Lane
2
18
Nov
24
55% Apr
85
Jan
6
S91
Bryant
Lear Inc
Lee
30 % Mar 23
39
Mar 28
«
common
i
171%
17*%
32%
32%
32%
32*%
19%
18%
22%
22%
22%
22%
45%
44%
44%
44%
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20
6% Sep
30
5 % Jan
2
2
10% Sep
24
6 % Dec
30
22% Feb
28
32
Dec
19
26% Sep
22
4
24% Feb
10
40% Oct
30
36
Jan
7
57% Dec
4
Lehn & Flnlc
14% Jan
2
18% Jan
2
24% Dec
10
15% July
Jan
2
39% Oct
21
Sep
22
37% Jan 20
1
Jan
2
1% Jan
9
1% Jan
2
July
7
17% Feb
13
15% Jan
2
9% Mar 26
14
112% May
10% Feb
9
19% Sep
29
2
3% Apr
6
26
July 28
9% July 13
10%, Jan
12
31% Mar
2
13%
2
82% Dec
140
Sep
77% Aug 27
23
13% Jan
9
2
98%, Oct
28
4
158% Jun
17
29
IOV4 Nov
140 % Dec
31
48
46% Jan
63% Oct
15
Oel' 14
57
5
Mar
73
21
Oct
Nov
21
14 %
Dec
29
73% Nov 30
/63
18
24% Sep
27% Jun
Mar 23v
37
Belt Co—
22%
227/8
3,000
45
47%
22%
44 %
12%
30%
4,800
89
13,000
12%
12%
,12%
29%
2%
i
*87
29%
7,200
2%
2%
2%
17,100
26%
26%
26%
2%
29%
7%
8%'
8 %
77/8
8%
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a V4
1,000
2,000
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6 %
6%
19,400
27%
26
•'
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26
19,i00
28%
27%
28%
28%
27%
51%
51%
51%
51%
51
51%
51
51
,22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
1,200
28
900
68%
69V2
69
69%
69
69%
68%
697/8
8,800
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10%
10%
10%;
10%
10%
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10%
10%
25,500
2;
10(
88 Vi,
88%
88 %
88%
88 %
89%
88%
89%.
4,300
140%
140%
58%
59%
5,200
59%
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.
141
141
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141
141
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57%
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57%
60
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57%
57%
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260
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
2,100
7,500
64%
.
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Corp
Litton Industries Inc
Lockheed- Aircraft Corp
9
Mar
Loevv's
a..
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——
8
39% Apr
15
30%
2%
25%
26
25%.
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
Link
43,900
66
63
64%
64%
67
64%
66%
28,600
32%
'
July
13
'
Jan
2%
58%
1
9
63 % Jilli
700
20%
28
Libby__
&
30%
19%
"
2%
100
3%
30%
x22%
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com—
7% preferred
y% Sep
14
10
152
McNeill
Libby
31
12%
33%
B
—
Corp—
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass
80% Jan
5
I2V4
'
30%
31%
30%
31%
31%
32%
32
317/8
1
—No par
Inc
60%
59%
32%
31%
32
31%
32%
31%
15%
15%
40,300
32
ld'A
'
17% July 10
Loew's
1
14%
15
14%
15%
15
28% Jan
2
38% Oct
20
28 % Sep
21
37% Jan
5
Lone Star Cement Corp
.4
29%-
29%
29
29%
29%
29%
29 Vi
Jan
2
47% Dec
8
36% Nov
27
46%, Jan
26
Lone Star Gas
10
39%
39%
38%
39
38%
38%
38%
18
135% Dec
9
112 % Dec
7
139% Jan
26
11,000
21,200
EXCHANGE
19,800
39%
107% Feb
STOCK
29%
31
Oct
Nov
104
3
82'
Mar
4
85
Oct
14
12
29% Jan
2
Jan
30
22% Mar 28
99
9"
10% Mar
f
23
96
Dec
16
79% Dec
11
30
89
16
2
14
129% Nov
12
128% Jan
Jan
10
143
Jun
23'
14
44
Dec
22
155 % Apr
131% Dec -31
27% Feb
100% Apr
55% Mar
(P)
Lorillard
7
7%
Co
88
July 10
Louisville
22
July 29
Lowenstein
104% Mar
6
30
18% Nov
5
34%, Apr
15
Lykea
31% Aug 13
28% Sep
28
Jan
22
MacAudrews
Sep
3
123% Jun
9
69
•
40%
—50
76%
Co
M
23
Jan
2
116
Jan
15
21% Jan
2
125
Apr
36% Nov
17
39% Dec
118
17
2
35
6%
Jan
78V2 Jan
88
preferred
8
17% Dec
Jan
50% Dec
21
47% Dec
21
2
43% July 10
78% Sep
30
87 % Mar 30
17% Oct
•
1
14
20% Jan
21
Madison
Fund
Jan
9
19%, Oct
9
Madison
31
13
39% Dec
10
2
8% Sep
29
8% Nov
47% Oct
78
1
32% Nov
71% Oct
29
31% Jan
23% Apr
5% Jan
Mar 17
4
40% Dec
2
50%, Dec
18
31
7% Jan
14
3% Dec
•9% Jan
19
5% Sep
23
3
17
Aug
7
15% Jan
5
22% Mar 16
Jan
2
28% Oct
1
22% Nov
6
33
'5% Jan
2
7% Feb
4
4% Dec
18
7% Jan
26
16 % Dec
7
21 % Dec
9
24% Oct
29
23% Jan
2
28 %
Oct
28
64% Jan
5
77
59% Dec *31
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4,
59% Jail
18% Jan
2
51% Jan
9
25% Jan
2
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2
Sep
45% Nov
8
81% Jan
30
67
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May
46
May 19
26
71
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22
15
77
65 % Nov
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81
.
81
16
9
71 % Dec
66% Sep
Dec
11
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16
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27 % Dec 30
13
2
20
Dec
29
18% Jun
32% Oct
22
29
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2
9
45
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44
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10
24
9
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42
53
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7
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19 % Feb
,
5
2
Jan
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29
Dec
31
94% Feb
5
3
56"% Dec
1
32% Nov
18
58
Feb
16
29% Sep
62
10
47% Apr
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37% Jan
30
48% July 16
31%
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39
Jan
2
41%
59 % Dec
77%
54
1
10% Jan
2
20% Nov
2
98
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17% Dec
17
68% Jan
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31
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14
72
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13
31
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33
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18
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13
9% Jan
10
8% Feb
22% Dec
19
20% Jan
33% Apr
86% Jan
9
7
47% Sep
96
25
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24
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87
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26%
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7
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18
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71
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17
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.
40
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Mercantile Stores Co Inc—r——3^
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preferred
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73%
69 %
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35%
40%
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48%
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49
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22
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91%
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42%
-
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7,600
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44%
48 V2
49%
91%.
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1,200
49%
29
.
Robbihs Inc.
29% Dec
38
90"
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53%
49%
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53 %
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53%
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;
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22% Jan
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99%,Feb > 3
3
2,900
27%.
73
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50
2
18%
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76%
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McGraw-Hill
21
71/2 Jun
18
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4
29
13% Jan
18%
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37 '/.i Sep
May
18
27
43%
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32% Dec
84
18
27%
100
common
preferred
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17%
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$2.50
6,400
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500
3,500
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27%
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18%
26%
5
-
18%
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2,600
27%'
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1
;—
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30
31% Dec
•
com
—
preferred
3%%
Feb
38
& Co
5
6%
18%
25%
*■
5
5
4%
5
4%
24%
4,600
3%
25%
18%
18%
11,700
17%
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28% Mar
24%
24%
38%
47%
27
common
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pfd 1947 series"—--No pai
preleired-/
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Dec
82
Corp
18%
24 %
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18%
24%
9,900
6%
6%
6
:' 6
9,400
18%
20 Ve
3%
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8
preferred
$3.40
3%
6
v
Mar 31
.3%
3%
6
81%
220
37%
47%
3%
800
2,900
47
39»/4
46 %
6
Dept Stores common
$3.75
38
46%'
3%
preferred.—
$3.75
39%
40
46%
Automotive Products—1
Qo
43%, Nov
_
9
7
Jan-
24
4V4%
Mar 20
72% Mar 17
-
32 %
18% Apr
39% Jan
38%
45%
38%
46%
57%
55 y4
57%
56%
56%
44%
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18%
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56
V
80%
18%
17,100
40%
;.
40
20
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20
*
49%
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79%
18%
18%
18%
57%
55%
79%
79%
79%
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'
26
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22
85% Jun
10
1
1
:
10
53% Feb
3
49% Dec
16
1
:;
;
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S .53%
46%, May 22
6
42% Dec
85% Jun
Sep
81
18%
*18%
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Martin
2
75
*79%'
1
No par
93% Jan
Oct
40%
Marshall
(J2 % May 11
34
46
40
12
14
11
2
46
51%, Dec
Jari
34'
49%
1,500
120
49
497/B
40%
/
4%
convertible preferred—., .,..50
Marquette Cement Mlg Co—i—. —, 4
27
15,600
30
*116%
120
46%
.
Oct
'49%
39%
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7,200
89
.21 VB
29
29%
29%
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48'%
'
75% Nov
25% Jan
*116%
46%
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;
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Marine
30 %
120 Z
30
30
120
50%'
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Maremont
20%
'21 %
40
Maxweli & Moore—12.50
Maraeaibo Oil Exploration
' »
July 30
July 29
20%
20%
46%.
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2
88
7
86'A
39 34
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Manati Sugar Co
32% Jan
7
20
86
x30
Manning,
1
20%
20%
9,400
20%
19%
85%
49%,
Co
Magna vox
3,800
19%
46%
Mallorj
42 % Jun
93% July 11
25
Jun
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Magma Copper
Mandel
30
5% Apr
12% Jan
21
8
preferred
Macy (R H) Co inc com
4%% preferred series A
35% Nov 20
1,600
76%
86
21%
290
41%
75
19%
50
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100
Square Garden
14
.
85
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6
26
Jan
5%%
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77
\
133
41%
41%
19%
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100
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Mack
77
490
37,900
j
32% Jan
37
May 14
18% Oct
131/4 Apr
,
76%
.
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133
41%
5,700
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37%
37%
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37%
37
132
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82%
142
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28
77
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10
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140
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37
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81%
83
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&
7
16
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80%
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79%
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98
79%
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32
32
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98
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98
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23
25
29
11
16
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31%
31%
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118
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124
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120
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27
6
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81% Sep
24% Sep
191/2 Jun
D preferred
series E preferred
4.40%'
Nov
Oct
17
10
series
4.35%
71% Jan
81
2
Jan
4.25%
6
15% Jan
4
11% Jan
60
44%, Nov
100
14
142%, Mar 25
26
36% Jun
preferred
conv
10
100
100
48% July
3
36% Dec
.
128
1
Inc
Co common—
Long Island Lighting Co com
5% series B preferred
4
90% Mar
Apr
Theatres
4.84%
15
Mar
81% Dec
88% July 28
'
92%,Feb
36% Apr
104
•'
'
3%
89
*87
30%
•12%
12%
30%
89
*87
89
»
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Products—
Lerner Stores
57% Apr
Oct" 13
7% Jan
65% Jan
preferred
*•
20%
20%
18%
/
'
30%
30 %
45
3% Jun
9
12'
28
30 V*
22%
51/4 Jan
5
30/4^
0
common_3
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3,700
21
*31
4
*3%
4
*3%
21
21'A
33 %
50c
Sons
&
—100
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
10
Lehigh Portland Cement
15
Lehigh Valley Industries com
1
$3 non-cum 1st preferred
No par
50c non-cum 2nd pfd—
No par
Lehigh Valley RR____
No pai
Lehman Corp
ii
1
May
3%
30%
•
21
'
33%
20 %
Tlre__
&
(James)
3.85%
*3%
30%
1
——
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Lees
22
:
*30%
18
33
331/2
.
*31
21%
21
32%
*30'%
preferred series A
25
Consolidada 6% pfd-75 Pesos Mex
La
7
•21% Sep.
31
Co
Gas
4.32%
17%
32%
33%
17%,
y
17%31%
33%
311/4
31%
337/a
171/4
.
31%
340
10,600
4,400
4.700
2,900
7,300
*
171/8
17%
33%
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31
78%
.
78%
34%
78
78 V2
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73
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100
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Apr
88
Mar 31
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87
Apr
28
3.80%
86% Dec
58% Dec
31
Miami
Sep
23
56
Dec
18
Middle
19
33
Jan
23
68
Dec
16
Midland
13
39% Jan
2
60% Nov
12
10,
83% Jan
2
92
Feb
27
4*
33% Dec
29
40% Jun
2
6
15% Oct
9
11
111% Jan
Jun
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21% Feb
Dec
126
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5
18% Feb
150
31
20% Sep
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Jun
56%
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88%
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'33%
33%
19
14% Dec
2
20% Feb
16
Minn St Paul At S S
8
182% Dec
23
Minn
Mining
31% Apr
28
38
Mar
5
Minnesota
&
31% Dec
14
39
Jan
22
Minnesota
Power At
6
16% Jan
2
25
Jun
19
Minute
Maid
Mission
Corp
Development
44% Aug
0
6
20
49% Apr
25% Aug
19% Nov
16
29% May
39% Dec
16
31% Dec
23
4% Sep
23
2
9% Jun
5
2
43% Dec
35% Oct
29
8
Apr
16% Oct
4% Jan
18
12% Jan
8
18% Apr
2
80
Nov
19
60
9
70
62
68% Jan
8
24
Jan
29
Monarch
22
18% May 28
2
14% May 26
Class
56% July 27
Monsanto
Monon
B
30
41% Nov
20
38% Jan
8
8
31% Dec
1
27% Dec
28
Sep
21
29% Aug 31
14% Jun
22
21% Dec
29
20 % Jan
14
class
18% Feb
25
Monterey
Power
Montana
37% Dec
22
20% Oct
7
42% Nov
13
40% Feb
3
53% Dec 23
Montgomery
21% Nov
17
12% Oct
27
24% Feb
24
11 % Jan
2
23% Dec
31
23% Jan
2
Dec
21
Morrell
35
5
60% Dec
31
57% Jan
28
174% Dec
30
Motorola
22% Dec
24
11
6
9
24
Dec
23
32
Jan
20
13
2
37
July
9% Jan
2
51% Aug
■
iv
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5%
7,100
11,700
H-
33 %
5%
5%
5%
45%
46 %
45%;
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17%
17%
18
18
18
18%
18
14,300
46 V4
36%
18
;
1
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:
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3,400
4,300
•
700
13%
13%
13%
14
13%
13%.
66 V2
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67%
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67%
65 »/4
65'%
75
75
75
75
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75
75
75
100
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14%
14
14%
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14%
14%
900
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20
19%
19%
19^2
19%
19%
1,300
26
11%
11%
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12
11%
11%
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8%
8%
8%
8
8%
8%
8%
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55%
55%
55%
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29
29%
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70
12
200
54
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54%.
54
54%
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27%
2
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19%
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28
27%
28
28%
29
23%
24
23 %
24
23%
3,900
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26
25%
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25 34-
25%
2,800
26,400
24
23%
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Co
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22%
22%
22%
22%
23
237a
23
23%
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52%
53%
52%
53 %
52%
53%
53
53
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16,400
12
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
14
13%
14
10,200
10
55%
58
55 %
56%
55%
56
55%
56%
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158%
172 %
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171%
174%
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25%
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.
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174%
24%
24
23%
22%
24%
23%
24
22%
22%
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26%
26%
27%
27%
27%
8
MunsJngwear
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33%
34%
34%
34 %
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34%
4
Murphy Co (G C»
19 % July 16
121,700
V
13%
lnc
Corp.—
5
lnc
Corp or
(F
5,100
>900
,
37%
36
26
Myers
13% Nov
37
45%
22%
50% Jan
3,900
4,400
;
/
a
5%
45"
1
39% July 17
19
■*?>- M
34%
5%
A
9
' "
66 %
Ward & Co
(John)
Murray
16% Dec
.9
a
34%
Wheel Corp
Mueller-Bfass Co
31% July 24
18
oc -w
45%
5%
1
;
Motor
22
Oil
Products
Motor
Feb
25% Sep
24% Jan
Sep
.
3,100
34%
1,000 lira
Moore-BAcCormaek
50
'
—^
33%
10,600
'
6
Co_
2
25
I:
:
5,200
•
No par
shares
2
Feb
•'"
,;
•
.
Mining & Chemical—
American
Jan
38
i '/
12,700
.
34
33%
r
45
Utilities Co_——_8
17% Jan
2
32%
l.'
:
100
—100
1.25
Tool
Chemical
Montecatini
27% Nov
290
1,500
YEAR'S
DAY
15%
34
49%
A—
Montana-Dakota
2
;
NEW
176%
,
32%
19
—i—
—
27% Aug 28
36% Jan
2
22
173
19%
—
Machine
RR
29% Apr
22 % Jan
25% Sep
15%
176
,173
173
171 %
15%
15 '4
15%
15%
173
500
;
—No par
23
43% Jan
15%
-
x33
Co__6.25
Cement
preferred
4.20% preferred
Jan
18
15
19%
Co.—
3%%
11% Dec
28
,22 %
'♦
140%
/
-B
18% Nov
Dec
23%
22
19%
RR
Portland
29
33% Nov
23
22%
168-
Pacific RR class A—No par
Missouri
23
45
139
23%
22
"
21%' ,22%
20 % Sep
14% Sep
8% Sep
19% Jan
137%
23 '4
22%
33
6
30% Jan
136%
23%
22
33%
15% Jan
25% Oct
138%
22%
22%
19%
Mojud Co lnc
Jan
137 V*
23%
22 %
19
17
139%
i
•'
CLOSED
37%
Jan
16
19
32%
16
18% Nov
18%
21%
24
32% Nov 21
19%
36%
12% Nov
12% Apr
18%
36%
18
19% Jan
19%
21%
33 W'
19
May
18%
32
Nov
61
19%
36%
16% Dec
28
EXCHANGE
21 %
90
22
33%
32%
13
35% Mar
33 %
36%
21%
10
8
34
35%
Jan
24
33%
32
8% Jan
11% Apr 22
4% Apr
2
33%
20%
5
Aug
33 %
500
1
78% Aug 14
Jan
STOCK
1
Mobasco Industries lnc common
14% Dec
Jan
88%
32 %
27
2
52
88
V
*33%
Missouri Public Service Co—.
10
89
33%
30
Jun
88
33 %
20% Jan
17
89
33%
Missouri
30
56%
32%
52% May 25
45% July 29
19% Dec
24
3,500
■■
56
•
10
Mission
2
Jan
■
55%
33%
15
8
"
:
55%
33%
Dec
41% Jan
12,400
55%
.55
33%
34
20
58%
%
54%
*55
Missourl-Kan-Tex
0
4
120
22
2.50
*
85%
Mississippi River Fuel Corp—
41% Mar 16
10
Corjj
10
20
55%
56
No par
Paper
Light
90
77
56%
•' 55
55,"4
J
70
*
23
No par /.
Ontario
8
29
56%
55%
55%
'
76%
138
No par
Marie
Mfg
At
54%
700
*
84
76%
;
38,800
.76
'
*75%
86/
56%
90%
111% Jan
25
4% Jan
•56
14
18% Feb 25
Jan
*54
2,100
*83%
,85%:
84%
56'/a
57
29
27
31
55%
56
55%
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"94
76%
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'
76%
.
54 %
18% Oct
2
'
55
87
55%
69%
.
84
:
76%
87
87
69
Shares
.
16%
76
*75
-
76%
*75
10
35% Dec
'
76%
87
Minneapolis Moline Co
1
Minneapolis At St Louis Ry—No par
4
76%
—1
35% Oct
6
Feb
31
76%
lnc
Dec
116
2
•75%
*84
16%
the Week
Jan. t
67
16%
70
»
Enterprises Inc__
20% Nov
2
25
4% Jan
July 21
29% July 29
9
28% Dec
;
—
84%
•75
5
5%% 1st preferred
100
Midwest Oil Corp.—
1
—-10
Minerals At Chem Corp of Amer—1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg—.—1.50
24% Mar 20
28
2
Copper
South Utilities
75
84
Midland-Ross Corp common™
10
21% Jan
preferred series
2
44
39
Jacf 17
27% Jan
4.45%
99% Mar 11
11
preferred series
preferred series
33% Jan
Jan
11% Jan
75%
85%
88
7
73% Feb
75
75
pfd—100
-100
—100
-.—100
.——100 V.
—i
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
4.35% preferred series
15
Mar 13
12
7% Jan
17
16T/a
69
43% Oct
24
.
16%
68%
30
2
25% Feb
16%
68
75% Nov
2
Jan
16%
68
Co
1
■
66%
66'4
16%
Frldiy
,
.
Dec. 31
70
v66
-5
Machine
Mesta
1
74% Nov
Sep
35% Jan
25
i'
Sales for
"
—Thursday
Dec. 30
67
66
68%
V.
Wednesday
\
Dec/29
Dec. 28
67
7
Aug 12
13
39
Tuesday- 4"
Monday
Linotype Co
1
•Merritt-Chapman & Scott— 12.50
26
July
92
5
25
»
88% Apr
28
48% Dec
28% Jun
-76
22
Dec
84
40% Oct
4
6
14% Jan
74% Dec
104
14
Jan
24% Mar
34 >'4 Jan
78
10
90% Feb
Sep 24
79
22% Feb
82% July
16% Nov
5
SALE PRICES
LOW AND HIGH
'•
Mergenthaler
14
6
102
22
Dec
Dec
92% May 13
2
Sep
70
18
62% Dec
Jan
78
,
~L"
"
Par
'
19% Feb
39
y
y/NEW 'YORK STOCK'" / •
EXCHANGE
53% Jan
2
15% Jan
•
Highest
8
44 % Jan
53% Oct 27
30 % Mar 10
:
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
/
V.
v
stocks
Previous
Range for
Year 1958
91
Monday, January.4, 1960
—
v
(18)
18
E)
.
5,300
22 %
22 34
8,300
27 %
'
8
27%
3,700
1-33 3
33 3
4
200
4
48%
49
48%
48%
49
4'9
48 %
48%
1,700
It
26%
27%
26%
27
26%
27
26%
27%
'9,700
No par
43 %
43%
43%
44%
43
43%
1,000
1
America
At
24%
Bios
■
.44
'
•42%
%
N
*
11
5
Jan
ft
15
Aug
19
12% Nov
10
18
43% Jan
3
53% Oct
14
15
63% May
14 % Jan
2
22% Dec
29
50% Sep
16% Dec
23
29% Jan
23% Mar
2
41% Jan
31
6
Jan
24% Sep
8
51 % Nov
20
21
NAPI
Natco
6
National
Acine Co
22
National
Airlines
6
National
National
49% Jan
15
56 % Dec
3
Juti
20
142
Dec
22
164% Apr
3
2
16% Nov
20
8
Sep
10
14% Jan
12
50% Jan
17
86% Dec
19
55% Sep
26% Jun
25
80
Jan
5
19 % Jan
2
30% Dec
11
7
49% Nov
21
20% Jan
2
31% Nov
19
28 % Jun
2
103% Nov
19
90
Sep
23
21
Jun
1
52% Sep
24
86 % Jan
17% Jan
2
24
Dec
9
42
Jan
8
59% Dec
11
90
Jan
7
84% Apr
17
148
Oct
100
May
12
8
84
Nov
32 % Jan
54% Jun
7
109
Apr
21
71
Apr
27
19
97% Feb
10
104
Feb
9
132% Aug
3
19
145s
Jun
10
159
17
120% Dec
31
.
Mar
$4.50
preferred
Co
7%
preferred
7
7
18% Sep
10
17
jan
2
22
Aug 18
NaLlonal
May 12
30% Sep
25
28% Jan
2
44
Aug 28
Natl
Jun
37% Dec
6%
Linen
f?%
3
38% Dec
8
National-Standard
11
Dec
17
74% Jan
7
98% Aug
6
National
40% Sep
9
23% Dec
15
40% Mar 13
National
Sugar
17% Sep
9% Jun
22
24% Mar 25
National
Tea
10
14% Nov
4
National
Theatres &
22
15% Dec
22
National
U
7% Jan
11 % Dec
4
7%. Jan
12% Oct
22
9% Jan
14% Oct
7
8 % Dec
4% Jan
10% Jan
11% Sep
13% Jan
18
5% Nov
13% Aug 11
12
Jan
27% Nov
26% Jan
2
38% Nov
74% Oct 23
14 % Jah
82
68
Dec
Jan
20
15
96
14
28
19
19% Jan
2
74 % Dec
May 29
108% Oct
13
50% Oct
13
17% Jan
2
26
Dec
17
13% Mar
3
29% Nov
20
25% Feb
21% Jan
2
32% Nov
10
29% Sep
22
5% Dec
86% Apr
9
18
Apr
68% Oct
26
19
30
2
12% Sep
24
2
24% Sep
25
8
36% Oct
8
25% Apr
■*
•
3%%
New
29% Jan
85
Mar 18
Nov
2
39
Sep
5
76
70% Sep
19
.67
76
Oct
80
Sep 25
103
94
2
18
July 8
80% July 25
88% Apr 23
29
93% Jan
74
25% Feb
20
18
20% Nov
11% Dec
Dec~19
63% Apr
26% Apr
Oct
23
17
52% Mar 18
Share
14
North
27
Northern
7
80% Oct
22% Nov
83% Jan 23
94
Jun
13
July 16
92
28
103
42
Nov
22% Jan
67
16
Nov
6
If
57% May 22
2
25%" Apr 20
5%
5%
5%
ft 80%
28
24% Sep
18
29% Dec
29% Dec
22
39% Dec
22
17
1
89
Mar 25
10%
10%
10%
10
25
24%
24%
24%
26%
26%
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70
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76
76
80
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81
100
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94
21%
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36%
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102%
20%
37%
28 %
28%
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101%
>100%
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69
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3.200
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37%
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64
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64
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2,800
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68
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preferred series.
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100
preferred scries.———_100
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7,9%
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81
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81
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79%
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28%
29%
28%
28%
30
30%
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20%
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1,700
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37%
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22
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2034
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11,700
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26%
2
73
100
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534
10
24%
67%
preferred series
Ngilh rop
10,,800
34%
14 08
10
39,,800
-32%
5%
10%
103%
10
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46% Apr
29%
31%
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1
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44% May J 2
4,,100
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71 %
%
67 %
70%
75%
21
38
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preferred
preferred
5,,400
10,.200
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70%
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5
preferred
5.60%
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77%'
"36%
t
series.:
79% Dec
5%
10
100
Co
series
93% Mar 7
37% Dec 17
30%
24%
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Gas
$3.60 preferred
2
5%
31
.———100
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$4 10
23
page
5%
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77% Mar 17
86% Mar
see
32%
25
88% Mar 23
88% Mar
footnotes;
:
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29
21
31
28%
—
28
28
31
-30%/
28 %
31%
Ry common__25
Dec
79% Dec
33% Dec
30%
28%
31%
Corp—
78% Dec
79
19
34 */• Dec
30%
28%
u
Car
Natural
preferred
Northern
Dec
94% Jun
H
11
113% Mar
100% Oct
American
160
u
77
35%
32
Aviation^,—
Northern Central
22
77
'
31%
100
preferred
preferred
Jan
910
14 ,700
■
28%
Adjustment
40% Dec
1,.400
20
.♦75'%
.
30%
1
Corp
American
6,,900
39%
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19%
36
II
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35% Jan
5
ill
1 ,100
72
v
nar
Chemical Co
73
Nov*
76
35%
15.,700
72
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75
76
35%
75
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1,,800
6%
13%
39%
39
35%
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36%
80
24
59%
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21
21
75 34
1
>100
30
Sep
75'4
23
33% "34%
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•
16,,000
18,,200
6%
;
34%
19%
83
Sep
102
34%
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94
Jun
113% May 26
35
19%
102
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.
20
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Dec
16
22 %
12%
14%
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6%
13%
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28
Feb
2?%
6%
13
11 ,000
20%
22%
6%
79
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20
.
38%
100
6%
1 .800
6 ,800
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71%
100
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300
95
14%
38%
,
100
&
37%
24%
12%
72
preferred
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37%
94'%
24%
,
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14%
71%
preferred..
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2 .000
12%
38%
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preferred
64
108
19%
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4.85%
19
100% Oct„ 3
71%
8.25%
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V
1 ,100
41%
13%
.
13
33%
38%
71%
67%
30
13
34 A
38
72%
32% Dec
70% Sep 25
81
Aug 29
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10
For
12% Dec
32'4
34%
72% Nov
12
30 % Dec
22"
22%
6%
12%
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109% Jun
32% Jan
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2
Dec
22%
6%
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66
9
11
5
83 % Dec
July
23% Mar 10
4
30% Sep
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108
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23
106% Aug
16% Jan
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25
32
102
16
29
22'%
jut
102% Feb
17
14%
Pwr Corp com.-No par
108
Jun
12%
14
no par
17
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12%
14%
t
A
Gas
20
23% Apr
45%
series
100% Oct
19%Sep
5
5%
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6
84% Jan
160
20%
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4
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preferred..
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14
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prelernM—
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1
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preferred
4
122
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,
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26
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360
Hartford Co—
3.60%
34
Nov
Fibre
Shipbuilding Corp
Mlik
80
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147
20%
.
89%
108%
107'%
4034
20
No
13
Mar 23
,
20%
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85% Mar /3
88% Apr * 2
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40%
21
Electric
77% Apr
Sep
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5
29
91
124
20%
20%
10Q
23
Feb
122%
1
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21
108
92
3.40%
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Dec
105% May 16
7
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I
123
i
79% Oct
Aug 15
53% Apr
21% Sep
14
73% Apr
59
37%
preferred
41% Jan
18
122%
1
500
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58'/4
146
37%
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24
107%
145%
124
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103%
23%
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107
24 3
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15
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146%
88%
95%
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24
Sep
17
Sep
Dec
88%
105%
145%
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24% Dec
65
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4
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69
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59
94%
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6
12
58%
37%
V
10% Jan
20% Jan
84% Mar 11
58%
37%
Central,
>4
27% Nov
58%
,300
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102%
VB
24%
Chicago At St l>ouls Co
29
11
24
95
Y
Dec
29
'23%
65%"
27
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6
71% Pec
33% Dec
23%
320
DAT
47%
103
24%
33% Oct
25% Dec
17
103
95
Inc.
Air
York
103%
NEW-YEAR'S
8
33%
343s
24%.
Mining Corp
Newport News Slop At Dry Dock
Stale
34%
,100
9 ',
•
24%
Newmont
Y
48'4
34
95
New
New
27''«
473s
106%
'
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16
29
N
74 % Sep
10
34% Oct
38% Feb .17
27%
48%
No par
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Co__
49% Mar 13
„
V 27%
:
56
145%
.65
23%
59%
;
66
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67%
20%
107% Mar 11
N
9»/8
41
16
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55%
145'%
9%
700
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York
56%
145%
9%
20%
Jersey Pr At l.t Co 4%
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55%
144%
9%
41
22
N
56
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58%
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145
20%
27
36% May 22
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41%
preferred
York
CLOSED
40%
Radiator.
England
New
28%
20%
Dec
i:
5% Jan
14% Jan
Neptune
26%
67%
103
123
—
Newberry Co
2
27'%
1
Co
Ref
Vulcanized
Co
26%
9
23%
100
j.
Co
S
Bros
26%
33%
88%
23% Jan
35
-
National
Natomas
82% Mar
22
36.%% pr 30
15
Neisner
Feb
37% Apr .13
43% Feb 26
2
71% Dec
Dec
10% Mar 24
15
12
36% Jan
7
Nov
24
9
19
84% July
8
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13
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26
115% Oct
168
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24% Jan
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preferred
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fNational City Lines lnc
12
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7%
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13%
1
5
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15
2
8
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30
34% May
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16,500
69
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69
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Co
120
11%
77%
convertible
5,700
65 ;?-
28
12.50-
Coke it Chem
3,500
DAY
22
25
common
preferred
100
r,
*11%
•
89y4
$5
2
14% Dec '28
25
5,400
86
-
20 Vs
Pitts
Mar 18
94
93% Jill)
200
32 %
85%
86
76
Pltney-llowes
7
15
3
6
14.% May 13
49%- Aug 27
21% Jan:"5
82%. Jan
108%
31%
32
88y8
3%%
16 % Dec
45% July
108%
30%
♦85 %
...
:
*19
5
Philip Morris Inc common
.4%
preferred
3.90%
series preferred
Phillips Petroleum
Phillips-Van Ileusen Corp
Plllshury Co common—
$4 preferred—
Piper Atrcruft Corp___
*
52% Mar 23
1
Oct
•11'/a Jan
8
Jun"20
100%
2
0
Mar 23
36% Dec
49 Va Dec
/ 12% Sep 24
109%
♦109
'
104%
.
.
NEW YEAR'S
59%
48%
1
4.60% preferred
71% Nov
3.
1,310
103
.
11%
64%
1..
Corp
Reading
7,700
31,000
CLOSED
103%
20 Vb
&
105
*
103%
100
PhilcM)
STOCK
EXCHANGE
89%
100
Ph'Ha
2
-
105
23.800
•
16
No par
conv
23
17%
25
50c
(eonv)__
preference
106%
104
4.30%
Jan
12% Jan
43
Inc
37%
3.80% preferred
36% May
57'% Jan
Co
Electric Co
56% May 12
,
8r.
87
36%
•11%
59V2
'
86%
36%
11%
20
1
22%
89%
4.40% preferred
2
99
39 '/a Sep • 15
' 2
Phlla
18
88% Apr 13
17
93 '/a Feb
8
103% Apr
11
23
6
(Chan)
Phelps-Dodge
57
Apr
8
22% Jan 20
11
Corp
23%
36%
24,700
17%
20
xl34
54%
3,900
11%
11%
/
53%
32
1
17%
'
IIYb
__10
—£
53%
70
26
16
86
11%
17%
*
25
2nd preferred
4%
Mar 30
22
-
' *11%
•
1,000
85%
25%
85%
'
•
109%
,_.l
16
*84
26%
88%
31 %
'
16
85%
160
21,500
3,600
16
*85%
■
-.J
16
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510
89%
♦108%
.
32%
86
•
87
22%
-
103%
110-
230
♦15
102%
X32
89
♦85
x88%
89%
*109
89
86
90
90
103
•'•; 85
350.
89
v
4,300
„
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89%
102%
Pfizer
100
♦15
75
53 %
107%
Pepsi-Cola Co
33%c
Pet Milk Co common
No par
4%% preferred
100
Petroleum Corp of America—:
1
Pfelffer Brewing Co
5
,
Jan
20% Sep
106%
i
16
84%
74%
26%
36%
109%
59%
83%
75%
♦84
86
35%
43% May
22
94% Sep-22
81
83%
*57%
Apr 23
99% Feb 28
27
17
22%
*
100
37% Jan
96% Oct
1
-
15 ".
Inc...
23%
1
87
107 %
100
common—
53%
58%*
84%
16
23%
*15
No par
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
Mar 23
50
18
3% Oct
100% Jun
7
Fisheries
52%
59%
83
85%
26%
'
52%
41 %
59%
39% Dec 31
14
Oct
92
15% Dec
5
Amer
;,
58%
16
85
83
26%
—10
5
25
74
13
0
May
18% Dec
i_,
16
26%
.16
19% Jan 22
6% Feb 24
57% DeQ, 30
26% Jan
2
9
102
2
preferred—
Paper Co common
preferred——
series preferred
Pennsylvania Rll
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
20
Jan
8
55% Mar 20
30% Sep
3
•
par
com—6.25
4.40%
847/a Aug 11
-
5
36% Feb
Co
Pennsall, Chemicals Corp:
Penna Glass Sand Corp
Penn Power & Light com
4%% preferred—
20
40% Nov. 27.
15% Nov. 17
B
Jan
98% Apr
49% Jan
29
37
Jun
Mar 12
Dec
1
36
July 6
35% Dec 18
29% May 8
102% Apr
8
14
19% Dec
J
11
28% Jan
Glass
Patlno Minos & Enterprises
peabody Coal. Co common
8% conv prior preferred
Fenlck & Ford
Pann-Dlxle Cement Corp.
Penney (.1 C) Co_..
30
18%
24%
64%
30%
-
10
Sep
-
31%
36% '36%
_i
-
Shares
39%
31%
84
Paramount Pictures Corp
j
l
Parke Davis & Co_
;—__No par
Parker Rust Proof Co
2.50
Parmelee Transportation
^No par
65% Mar 20
29
25% Nov. 13
94 %
28
Jan
38%
31%
'
v
22'/a
Panhandle East Pipe Line—
Common—
;
No par
4% preferred.
100
.3% Jan
Oct. 12
32% Dec
(The
Pan Amer World Airways Ine
80% Mar 13
49% July 30
31% July 24
.
9
.
no
Corp
Pacific Tin Consolidated
Packard-Bell Electronics
1
38%
31%
52
Pacific Lighting Corp.
i
Nq par."
Pacific Telep & Teleg cpm
14 2/7
6%
preferred
1__
100
13
37%
31%
—30c
Finance Corp__;
Pacific Gas & Electric
89% Jan
37%
30%
30%
6.25
Corp—
Pacific
15% Apr
25
36%
'■
36%
5
preferred—
-
86%
86
,_i
6%
4
-
Corp
Coast Co
6% Jan 29
46% Nov 24
89
26%
Pacific
.
88%
86%
*15%.
Corning Flberglas Corpi—l
Pacific
88%
86
x83
Pacific-Cement &- Aggregates Tnci.5"
/.
Sep.
30% Jan
Chemical
Ozfoid
8
89
*
:_7.50
Co
Owens-Illinois
•5
"75%
30
—100
Gas„_
Marine
Overland
23% Feb 26
67% Apr 20
66% Apr
3
56% Jan
7
29"% Oct' 20
144% Apr 24
4% Sep ,22
30
Outlet
i
4%
75%
36%
18% Jan-
Jun ,22
126
30
31
84%
86
23% JaflNlB
45% No.v. 16
25% Sep 23
,
April
143
130
Outboard
-14% May U
Nov,16
11 % Nov. 27
3
54% Dec
-
0% Sep ,23
16 %
Natural
Matlileson
-
59%
83%
5
Oliver CorpOtis Elevator—
110% Dec
9
88% Apr 28
99% F«b
4
26% Now, 13
1
9 %
Nov
104% Dec
.
<
Olln
58%
the Week
Jan. 1
74
.
_20
Fiiday
f
Dee. 31-
75
No par
_
common
4.24% preferred——
30
16% May
94% July
100
.....
Sales for
Thursday
"V-—
88%"
100
Co
Oklahoma
39% July 15
120
12
85% Oct-
25% Jan
8
89 % Dec
,
Oil
Dec. 80
84%
*'
74%
,
preferred-
Wednesday
Dec. 29
59%
84
_ioo
Okla Qas & Elec Co
4%
preferred
27
90% Feb
79% Feb., 9
97% Jan ,27
-
Feb
Ohio
59
100
.
Tuesday
Dec. 28
12
4.44% preferred
30% Jun
2
58% July 28
26 % Nov 25
~
May,. 7,
DeC'*30
61% Feb
11
99% July 29
93% Oct- 31
4.40% preferred—
3.90% preferred—
13
Sep'25
15% Nov
4
60% Dec
■
29%
•
* 2
15% Dec-
July 15
37% Feb 24
59
Jari
7
12
12
Jan
29
61% Jan ,19
DecX8'
Dec
Jan
95*
Dec
25% Dec ,31
41% Feti
9
14% Jan:.: 7
31
15 % Dec 15
*74
Dec^n
35
85
46% May 21
14% Mar 4
Monday
Par
~—~*
common
100
95% Jan 16
80
May 27
29% Dec - 9
.
.
16
Ohio Edison Co
Sep 30
16
98
45 y» Dec
95% Jan
5
15
27% Juri
3
-
21
30
34% Nov' 13
31
18"% Jun
6
88%.Dec* 31
27%' Dec * 5
31% Apr.. 7
7 % Jan
2
40»/4 Jan 13
20% Jan
7
82% Mar
86
43% Aug 11
17% Jan
Dec
EXCHANGE
67% Jan
1 Dec 29
.
87% Dec
17
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
'f."Highest
57% Sep.22
May 16
13
3
28% Jan
•
103
Oct- 31
89
Lowest
60% Nov
14
16
50% Jan
STOCKS
Range Sliice Jan. 1
.
:
RECORD
3,800
120
300
!
-
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20;
The Commercial and! Financial Chronicle
(20)
.
.
Monday, January 4, i960
.
NEW: YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD'
STOCKS
'
Ranee for
Previous
Year 1938
.
-
4
—
Highest
Lowest
*
Highest
.
30% Jan
2
43% Feb
48% Dec 31
30
75% May 12
45 % Apr
14% Jan 13
21% Feb 28"
23% Dec
Dec
69
.
25% Jan
19% July 14
34% Jan
31% July 25
25% Jun 10
17% May 28
Jan
2
6*
30 % Dec
25% Aug
14 % Oct
9
6
19% Feb
17
17
20
24
29
8
27
73% Dec
-
28
56% Jan
24% Dec 31
60% Oct 21
10
8
16% Apr
9
.i\ Dec
23% Jan
9
67
43% Sep
»73
Nov
Oct
17
25% Nov
27
Raytheon Co
21
Reading Co
27% Jun
9
41% Sep
5
Jan
12
30% July 10
1
Reeves Bros
28
Reichhold
Reis
2
12% May
7
31
Jan 13
16 % Dec 31
54
Jan
9
16% Jan
2
3% Jan
5
..
Oct
18
42% Jan
14% NOV
19
10
54 Va Dec
2
33% Dec
7
Va^Sep
22
30
9
47%DeTii
6
42-
Dec
Mar
116
9
2
20% Dec
2
Oct
14
65
Feb 28
2
3
109% Dec
13
44 Va Dec
16
2
Oct
22
4
~5%
2
Jan
Oct
4
13
35% Dec
July 18
2
34% Dec
10
41 y* Dec
31
.
26
45% Sep
Dec
59% Dec
28 % Jan
Co
32
25%
25 Va
25%
19
19%
"18%
19
18%
18%
18%
27%
27%
26%
26%
26
26%
28 Va
28%
27%
28%
27
*8%
9%
"8%
9%
*
OH
Roan
16
59% Dec
3
50% Dec
18
30% July 23
Rochester
39 % July 24
Rockwell-Standard
5%S>
convertible
100
29% Jan
2
481% Jan
29
741
Dec
28
Jan
6
81
Oct
5
92
Jan
30
30
25% Dec
8
16
Oct
30
24% Mar 12
17
12 % Nov
20
10% Jan
7
14% Mar 25
25
Roper (Geo Di Corp—1Royal Crown Cola Co
Nov
17
34
2
22
Aug
6
50% Jan
26
16/ Jun 24
24% Jan
2
17 /
3
7
12% Dec
1
30% Jan
2
40% Nov 20
37% Sep
22
47% Mar 11
Ruberold
Jan
14
11% Dec 30
10 Va July
2
14 Va Mar 25
RUDDerf
1
22
Ryan
16
Ape'
"
8
■16% Oct
24% Jan
10
22
34% Nov
9
95 % Jun*
10
SO
Dec
15
24
233% Nov
19
23% Dec
14
161
Jan
2
Jan
1
21% Oct 30
Apr
1
2
38
Apr
18% Nov
17
27r
73
Oct
29
69
Sep
21
46% Dec
10
42% Jan
14
79% Apr
56% Dec
Nov
21
20
20% Jan
2
97
iv
14
89% Dec
July
97
25
July 10
28
Mar 13
29% May
4
12% Oct
5
11
2
61% Apr
Dec
31
12% Mar
3
34% Nov
16
52% Feb
9
,
18% July 15
45% Aug 12
16
32% Jan
13
61% Dec
17
20
46
Dec
2
34
31
24
48% Oct 24
17
12
8% Apr 17
55% Feb 12
24% Dec
36% Dec
10% Apr
18% Feb
Feb
•
35
Jan
39% Feb
82
Dec
52
10
28
7
Dec
12
Feb
9
17%'Nov
11
72% Jan
8
87% Mar
*
75
Oct
3
86
92
Oct
2
99% Jan
July 10
28 V* Oct
24
73% Nov
80
18
98
Jan
81
23
Dec
2
22
Sep 21
Apr 10
67
Dec
i
13
31
78
4
6% Nov
13
10% Mar 11
Screw & Bolt
7
39% Sep
30
31 % Nov
4
40% May 25
Seaboard
10
25
Dec
11
2
16
Sep
3
48% Dec
3
4
Jan
6
40
Dec
22
25
10% May
4% Mar
6
19% Dec 22
5
11
20% Nov
19
13% Jan
2
37
Oct
1
39% Jan
5
29% Apr
3
26% July 16
45% Mar 18
>
8% Jan
10
26% Feb
25
24
16% Aug
4
46% Dec*, 1
25% Apr
8% Jan
11
39% Nov
13
17
Dec
1
68
12
85% Oct
7
Feb
17
A
5%
Co
17% Feb
24
23% Oct
14
25% Apr
23 %
49
38
26
17
42% Dec
22% Dec
64
59
When
New
9
45
2
29% July
4
29
Smith-Douglass
Oct
28
26
5% Dec
16
30% Jun
9
44% Dec
15 '
22% Nov
12
18
Dec
38/
Apr
52% Feb
29% Dec
Feb
25
South
2
35% Mar
19
34
3
Jersey
8outh
••
63% Mar 25
•
Aircraft
Puferto
B%
66% Jan
3
20 y8 Jun
2
79 % Sep
31% Dec
For
footnotes,
May
7
24
29
see page
20%
35%
81 %
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30
19%
36
20
20%
44
44
78
.
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79
20 V*
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.
25 V*
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25
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•;
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18
9 Va
44%
431/4
18
173%
18
36'%
35%
3 6 3/8
75
76'A
9,800
25
10,500
NEW YEAR'S
9%
"
44%
41 % Sep
3
Southern
30% Nov
13
34 va Nov
25
37% Marl6
46% Jan 22
.
51
35%
.*
75
.
15 Va
79%
78 Va
74
74
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81
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74
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81
28
68%
68%
6%
7%
6%
33 %
33%
21%
21%
27%
i
,
48'/4
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27%
19%
15%
DAY
24% Oct
48% Nov
Southern
17
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Southern
82 %
27%
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26%
70
7
7
\
3,600
27%
67%
-
63/4
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120
8,700
7
33%
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22
1:
13,200
19%
19 Va
19%
16
16%
90
90
13%
13%
2,300
22,100
19%
19 Va
2,900
15%
16'/4
23,100
89
90
13%
13%
18%
16%
16'/a
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13'%
13%
•
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15
Southern
13%
37%
37%
37V2
38
40%
.37%
37%
40
3^/a
40%
39%
40
38%
39%
4,200
16%
82%
16%
163/4
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16%
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2,900
81%
83
84
85
84%
851/4
-
15%
81
41
41%
41'/*
-
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42
,
5,900
2,300
5,500
1,200
43
*41
42%
22
19% Apr
Southwestern
2
28% Dec
31
-5% Sep
10
Jan
8
Spalding (AO)
oparton Corp
91
D^c
9
89% Apr 10
21 Va Mar 16
16
NoV
30
,
s
21% Oct
22 '
83
22
Dec
32% Sep. 24
76 -Oct
2
26% Jun
10
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Dec
5
18
28% May 21
97% Feb 13
47 % Dec
84% May
16
7
37% Dec 30
18 3/4
:v" 20%
31%
32'/*
%
No par
:
$4.50
Spiegel
$4.50
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19'/a
32%
33%
32%
34
55%
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56%
56%
56%
533/4
53%
533/4
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95
95
96
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51
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54
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800
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15
15
153/a
14%
153/8
25
25%
25%
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25%
253/4
2,000
16,500
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1,700
58%
58%
58%
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59%
6OV4
11,600
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40%
401/2
41%
411/4
42
89,000
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19%
20'/a
6%
6%
6%
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35%
35%
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353/4
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23%
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23%
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18%
18%
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19
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30
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•
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5
18%
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60%
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61
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6%.
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2,900
10,500
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39%
393/4
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32
31%
31%
313/4
36%
35%
36
35%
36
23
22%
23%
23.
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32
35%
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53%
53
53%
53%
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17%
17%
16%
17%
16%
600
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53 3/4
preferred-
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25%
84
42
42%.
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36%
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26
83
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35%
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5,000
14,600
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26
85
85
413/4
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36%
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32,800
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84
83
16 Va
26
——
3,600
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common
preferred
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60%
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21,000
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22%
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2,300
43,100
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25
com
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8,500
22,800
54:V*
5
25
Sugar
4,000
20%
53%
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80,100
19%
20%
55
2.50
preferred—
D
193/a
21
'
®
22'/*
22 '/a
22%
95
-III
—
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Rand-Corp. common!
1.
22
19'/a
20 3/4
No par
Spencer Chemical Co
4.20%
213/8
18%
Xl9%
(Del)
Railway
48% Dec
81 %
20%
50c
5
non-cum
160
13%
36%
1
Pacific Co
2,300
f
90
19
16%
90
5,200
•
50%
Va
.
50
140
82
67
28
69
17,200
75 Va
81
m
500
15%
79
*74
75%
81
.
1
inc
*
2,800
48 V2
48%
48 V*
*74
,
273,4
69
Indiana Gas Ac Elec_No par
Natural Gas Co__
7 50
2
,
2,500
2.50
—
Co
Southern
16
60% Jan
Rico
California
24
Dec
27,800
"
36
35%
75% ^77%
15%
"88%
•
17,100
76'/*
ao
"
100
24 Va
79%
No par
—
5,800
CLOSED
9%
15 Va
.
——
EXCHANGE
54%
92
79
1
15,700
STOCK
75
*88
400
25%
/
9 Va
44
441%
"17%
■A
20%
53%
90
"
7,400
'
20 »/4
"
;
,v
'
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54 V*
90
'
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'"
32%
741/4
■
130
-
30 Va
,
32
20%'
••V 53'/2
90
8%
20 Va
18,800
81
250
29%
32
11,100
37'/8
*225
30
*73'/4
54%
i
25
•
•
74
"
"89
9
*31V2
20'/*
363/4
80 Va
80%
250
29%
31%
20
37
Va
*225
3,0%
"73%
25
V 80
19%
20 Va
-36%/
.
250
31%
74%
8%
*.80%
29%
'
32
x24%
36%
80%
"226
30%
"31V2
19%
35%
81%
250
-
20 Va
15%
Co
preferred
Southern
It
Gas
Mobile Ac Ohio stock tr
15
20%
,j
5%
25% Dec
1,400
49%
Co
19
95
5,000
11%
5
13
2
1,000
38%
11%
18
Inc
19% Jan
17
13%
38%
11%
South Amer Gold Ac Platinum
,_l
South Carolina E Ac O Co
com__4.50
5%
preferred
,50
20
32% Jan
15
54% Jun
Solar
27% Aug 21
4
Co
75
17% Apr
85% Jan
13%
39V2
11%
8mith Kline Ac French Labs__No
par
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
15
15
13
13%
39
11 Va
10
30
92
Apr 22
18% Nov 20
13%
39 V*
ll'/4
36%
II
Marchant
40
2
13%
38%
11%
5
16% Dec
26
13%
39%
11%
17%
—
65
Nov
14
38%
35%
Corp
7
900
"13%
—20
Co
20
12 Vu Jan
(
.1
14%
Steel—
Feb
87
10,400
No par
Ac
July 15
49% Apr 22
19%
79%
Co
19
3
18%
;
1
78
30
19%
ordinary
40%. Dec 31
7% Dec
67% Oct
183/4
Corp
13
3
19
3,700
*
0
10
2% Jan
18%
No par
Nov
22 % Oct
19
—No par
Jan
8
18%
1
70
Jan
84,100
1
.32
12
45%
5
shares
Saw
21V8 Nov
Dec
19%
21%
443/4
.—7 50
Smith-Corona
30
52% Jan
56
19
21%
45Va
*
Simplicity Pattern
81nclalr Oil Corp
8kelly on Co.
Smith (A O)
5
61% Jun
Mfg
Simonds
24% May 29
8% May 18
9
10
19%
21 %
44%
issued
Simmons
July 23
22% Jan
14
31
2
Jan
19,Va
*211/4
44%
48%
Corp of America—
Slegler Corp__
Slgnode Steel Strapping Co—
2
33% Nov 24
44 Va Dec
Jan
30
19%
21V*
15%
Sheraton
23
52% Apr 25
Dec
33
Jun
Dec
21% Dec
35
common
York
Sheller
59% July 27
104% July 27
31% May 22
16
2
19%
79%
[Shell Oil Co
30
22
12% Sep
28% Jan
7,300
43
25
Sharon Steel Corp
Shattuck (Frank Q)
30
44 Va Jan
22% Feb
16% Jan
Jan
45 Va Mar 25
17
17
10
17,700
21'/*
50
22% Aug 12
24 Va Oct 28
14
May 29
19 Va
21
50Va
9
23% Oct
37% Dec 29
12
49%
Sep 22
25 % Dec
36
16%
11%
49%
74% Apr 14
61 '/* Dec
16%
12
49'/*
67% Apr
2
16%
11%
49%
17
13
I6V2
48%
24
13
16%
11%
Shell Transp Ac Tr—
2
32 % J„an
16 %
11%
3
43 Va Nov
49% Jan
1,100
16%
Sears Roebuck Ac Co
50 Va Nov
24% Jan
5,700
84
16'/*
72% Sep 30
46% Dec 19
Dec~30
*82
41
66% Dec 24
34%
84
41
3
7
"82
15%
26
2
25% Jan
84
21%
25
9
84
16
19 % Jun
3,100
730
41%
6
May
725
21%
7
52
2,800
•
37%
728
16
Jan
10% July 8
34% Dec 30
37%
720
40%
18% Jan
2
38%
735
21%
68
2
37%
36%
49%
26%
16
/
40%
90% May 21
3,500
200
49%
26%
22
46% Jan
23
6,100
f
57
57,
50
15%
70% Oct 10
14
36%
59
26%
26 Va
.725
r.
1
35% Oct / 6
14% Jan
6% Jan
1,100
•
1
"4i)Va
40%
20 % Dec
20% Jan
38%
741"
*56
: ;
21%
5
47% Jan
26'/*
16%
2
18
49
26%
40%
2
3
62
48 Va
27
16 %
14
13
*57.%
49%
40%
Jan
Jan
62%
5
45% Jan
15 % Apr
1,000
Q
•53%
__5
8
15% Jan
44%
52%
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp
50% Nov 20
7
53%
14%
Seaboard Finance Co
Seagrave Corp
18% Jan
40
Feb
2,900
43/4
4%
79%
Ldne RR Co
Sep 21
18% Jun
9,600
31
11%
ion
$5.25 preferred
Shahmoon Industries Inc
Shamrock Oil & Gas_
11
"• :
19%
common
Servel inc
22
48
4%
52%
4;..
21%
Seiberling Rubber Co
17%, Nov 16
46% Mar
53 Va
'
,
_
43%
Corp of Amer—
17
16% Jun
1
55%
4%
4%
53%
;
No par
16
4
16% Sep
4 Va
30%
_No par
17% Dec
14
50% Jan
4%
.■
41%
—
31
*
:*
78%
'
11%
30
^
91% Dec
20% Sep 30
2
30
76%
41 Va
62
50% Nov 23
32% May 7
12 % Sep 21
69% Oct 15
54,400
'■
78%
142
No par
preferred
Air
1,500
13,700
2 Vs.
%
preferred
27% Jun 26
32% Dec
33 % Jan
27%
2
84%
l
6
21 % Nov
17
76 Va
27 Va
2 Va
31%
5
6
12% Jun.25
Nov
76%
2 8 3/8
2
31 Va
1.40
20
13 % May 20
iO
Jan
2
Apr 17
76%
27%
2 Va
33
37%
—10
9% Jan
38% Dec
76 Va
27'%
601/4
730
100
17% Jan
13
11,200
"82%
xl6%
_I00
81% Nov
Oct
"60%
.1
7% Feb
Jan
1,700
59%
'
1.66%
Scott Paper Co common
12
1,200
146%
42%
Schick Inc__
,12
43
_
146%
476%
26%
No par
cotuuion.
Electric
Jun
8% Jan
Co
preferred
$4 preferred
Scovlll Mfg Co
9,000
1
Savage Arms Corp.
Schenley Industries Inc
Schering Corp common.
Nov
17% Jan
43*
v,
'
59%
59
16
89%
May
24
43
147
42
89 Va
6
21% Apr
23,800
64
55
3.65%
10,000
70%
42%
54%
Mar 17
52%
46%
,75%
v
-600
«
$3.40 preferred
30% Mar 18
2,600
v
70'/*
73%
'73%
19
85 %
12,500
49%
....
511/4
62
100
71
,5
12%
.76%
49
45%
145
60
2
75
Regis Paper Co common..
5
1st pfd 4.40% series A
.100
San Diego Gas & Electric Co_. —10
San Diego Imperial
1
Corp
9
Apr
•
12%
;
513/4
43
49 Va
1
___
5%. convertible
;
5
6,000
75%
»
•«•
49Va
*75 Va'.
•
30
► >-■
70%
42%
n_*59
St
7
16% Nov 21
74% Nov 11
.
;/ 7%-
46%
43 %
54%
7%
11,100
45
66%
4%
DAY
27%
•
400
23'/a
51 Va
146%
59 V*
2%
2,400
NEW YEAR'S
69%
144'
76%
33
_1
,
conv
.Sangamo
,
52
46 V*
12%
.74%
1,400
CLOSED
561/4
w
,
500
EXOHANGE
22%
-
.;
/
/
25%
*55
-
\t
(STOCK
67%
:
»■
•.
'
20 G
Co
__
Preferred series
-
48%
42 Va
,43,
28 Va
74%.
St Joseph Lead Co
10
-8t Joseph Light & Power—_No par
St L San Fran Ry Co com
No par
3
12%
74
49 Va
51 Va
■
653/4
.25
7%
74%
66%
5
preferred
4.30%
8
30
Co
Aeronautical
4%
1
8% Dec
26% Oct
53 Va
•
41
20
/.Taroh*.
(Bafeway Stores
36% July 24
30% Jan
7
2
.
Jan
90
28
17
31% Dec
25,900
%
8%
(?•;■ 17,%
17
*56%
•
7%
48%
'12%
49%
2
100
Corp——;
15
273/4
1
Petroleum
RubbermaicT Inc
15
Apr
.7,100
i
Dutch
90% Aug 17
258
2
10% Jan
Apr
26% Jan
53
35% Nov
2
22% Jah
24
41% Dec
li300
2,500
27'/4
1
Royal Mc^ee
1
42% Jan
24
84% Dec
Royal
Jun 22
Sep
Corp
common
preferred series A
53% Nov 20
8
25% Oct
Oct
.,600
18%
,
8%.
1
23
7%
12%f
*
4%
May 27
16% Jan
v
75
_'
Ronson Corp___
40
13,900
25%
.
25
73 7a
13 Va-
76
com__l
Rohr Aircraft Corp
7% Apr
18
7%
"
1
2
7%
27%
1
5s
.
28
24
7%
59%
preferred
18
16% Nov
221/4
22 V*
58%
Elec Corp_.No par
Telephone Corp
;
10
Jan
20 y# Dec
23%
24%
42 //
2.50
Dec
3
56 V4
146%
Rochester Gas Ac
Rohm & Haas Co
56%
"143%
Antelope Copper Mines
23
i: ^55
69
5
30% Oct
2
.
66V2
66
43%
10
96
13
17%
31%
25%
263,4
.17
V: 25
71%
5
17
67'%
45 %f
—
17
:•
,
25%
50
100
Controls
17
66 V*
70V-4
.
issued
!6%
44%
Corp
Robertshaw-Fulton
14
16%
-f'
9
"25
48%
2.50
Corp
When
39,300
31%
>
r 28
*8%
56%
"12%*
No par
V
16%
/
25%
72%
I,
Paper
,,
67
-25
Co
505"
13% Jan
67
17
No par
series-
2
12% Jan
*16%
"55
Tobacco com
2
37% Jan
;
.
com
22% Dec
'
32
26%
54
Apr
90
■
32
25%
23%
22% Jan
112
~
31%
25%
300
32,000
V
•.'
Chemical Co
Metals
39% Jan
35% Feb
32%
25%
common
23% Jun
28
16%
*31%
16%
1.600
7,000
..
27%
50
V
4§;200
;,l
53%
50
5Qc
1
Rltter Company—"
16
26%
51%
16%
No par
Manufacturing
Rlegel
5% Mar 17
19
52 '/a
51 Va
16%
Richfield
13
37
26%
51%
52%
16,%
Rhodeslan Selection Trust
4
Nov
*83
July 15
31% Jan
30
2
22 % Jan
Jah
111
26Va
"
51%
Corp
Preferred 3.60%
Rheem
5
66%
_5o
Z,—
Reynolds (R J)
17
2% Jan
30
Dec
Nov 24
30% Dec
v
22
32 V* Apr 16
35% July 27
30
*
66%
51%
preferred series A_
conv 2nd pfd—
4%%
84% Mar 26
8
Oct
65
,
69%
■
67 Va
Ipc
Rexall Drug &
July 24
scares
38%
*66 Va
Chemicals
Inc
48% May 15
163
21
70
1
38% Nov
19% Jan
22% Jan
Reynolds
17% Sep
1% Sep
22
1% Jan
76
87% May 22
10% Jan
71% Dec
15
47% Jun
78% Jan
Revlon
3
the Week
-
67 Va
38 Va
67
.5
63% July 27
50% luly
7
23
68%
67 W
39%
26
10
10
16
28
30% Jan
69 3%
67%
38 %
67 W
>
$1 convertible preferred--.
Republic Steel Corp
-—;«—
Revere Copper Ac Brass
81% Sep
66%
67 V4
39
38%
5
Co
Republic Aviation
Republic Pictures
54% July
68%
67%
39
25%
Reliance Mfg Co common.—
.* Conv
preferred 3%% series-
5
Jan. 1
(Robt) & Co¬
28
7
46% Jan
38%
67%
Reliance Elec 8c Eng Co
17
Friday
67
,
26%
lics dlv prior preference
Reliable Stores Corp
114% July
5
57 % NOV
41% Jan
[60% Mar
(28% Jan
] 11% July
8
66% Apr
38% Jan
16
/?6% July 23
7% Nov 25
12% Nov 11
19
8% Jan
.Jan
17
39% Dec 29
25% Jan
2
55
11
77% Dec^
2
8
22 % May 12
9% Jan
37% Apr
20 % Apr
8
16% Jan
27
20
60% Jun 24
29% Jun
2
: May
9% Dec
12% Feb
2
Jan
7
15% Nov 27
15
50 % Oct
22
7
Jan
V
8% Nov 11
Sales for
Thursday
X§7%
67%
1st preferred—
2nd preferred-
Reed Roller Bit
40% Apr 22
16
noncum
68%
67%
25%
-p.——r—i.
noncum
PRICES
Dec. 81
1
common..-„_._
4%
SALE
Dec. 30
No par
—
__
4%
'
.
■
67%
"67
5
—
Raybestos-Manhattan
Rayonter Inc
37% Jan 26
; 33% Jan 14
28
;
—
73% Apr
24
25 V* Dec
Inc
HIGH
Wednesday
_
Dec. 29
-VV;
"
_
Banco
Tuesday
Dec. 28
Corp of America oom—No par
$3.50 1st preferred
No par
5
17
May 22
Jan
Pa»
Kadlo
1
Mar
25
•;
29
'32
74%
41% Dec
9
16% Dec
•
Monday
EXCHANGE
-r
69% Sep
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
110
=
.
»
►
«_
1 »- •
t
*■ :
19,400
100
"
15,600
<
•
♦
I
/
191/Number 5913
Volume
...
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(21), 21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
'
Range for Previous
STOCKS
■
Year 1958
,'V
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
34 % Nov
85% May
Aug 29
74
17% Nov 28
2
ft
Jan
3
Jan.3
3% Nov
35% Feb
13% Sep
19
Nov-3
.50
37
2i
12
*:
42% Feb
24
l59% Dec 31
50
36% Sep
17
% 85
10% Jan
2
94% May 26
29% Dec 30
Jan
2
89
36
23
Sep
Nov
16
Jun
7
84 1
8
33"% Dee
»3
27% Jan
29
31
31 % Jan
6
Jun
18
12% Jan
12
Dec
'
11% Nov 10
14
14% Jan ' 2
18% Nov " ft
».
Jan
18
2
15"
14% Nov 20
52% Sep
76% Nov
13 % Jan
14
54
43
^
17% Jan
20
Jan
Dec
11
27% Oct 22
2
45% Nov
2
:
22
10% Jan
16% Oct
9
23% Jun
71 y Apr
•
<
21
-78
18% NOV 28
12
52
26% Dec
18
24% Jan
Sterling Drug
23
Stevens
16
20
9% Jun
9
21-
15% Jan
Dec
65
29
24% Dec
28
28
$5
67
Dec
14
1
23
15% Mar 20
16
12% AOg 14
Nov 24
11% Sep
Jan
87
79% Dec
21
94
69
52% Dec
29
05% Feb
2
28% Dec
15
22% Nov 25
29
25% Apr
2
J4
23
20% Sep 21
'
30% Mar 19
38
Dec
30
30 % Dec
Jan
13
97
Dec
19
88
'6% Jan
7
9% Jan
24
72
1360
JU65
Feb
Dec
7 5% Dec
Aug 11
%%
15
5%%
20
Sunshine
8% Mar 20
Jan
2165
47
May 11
29% Jan 23
Swift Ac
Oct
28
Apr
3
Jan
5
7% Jan
13% Aug 19
10 % Nov
20
2
36% Dec
5
3% Jan
8
9% Nov
17
9% Jan
2
20% Dec
19
Feb
29
'
Dec
48
6
i,
Talcotl
31
ine
Teraco
55% Feb
36%
Dec
25%
25 Va
13%
13%
13%
53%
:
22%
22
44% Nov
11
Tennessee
25
38% Jan
12
3
•
7%
15
Jan
32%
Aircraft
Corp
47%
.
8%
>
■
Nov
;
28
14% Mar 10
11
102% Dec 30
6% Jan
2
17% Dec
44% Jan
7
67
9"% Apr
15% Jan
28f
Feb
22
Dec
8
21% Dec
16
Feb
10
19% Jan
8
Jan
2
63
Dec
1ft
23
38% Nov
21
30
24
2
25
Apr 24
36'/« Sep 21
11
Dec
28
52
Sep
0
1,080
27
33 Va
7,600
28
*27
100
>46%
47%
46%
47%
16,400
10%
10%
11%
11%
12 Va
12,700
47%
47%
47%
4.7%
48
•
•
3,400
9%
9,500
11%
17,600
Corp
39%
40
39
39%
38%
39%
39
39%
4,600
ft
34%
35
34%
35
Instruments
Inc
Texas
Pacific
Coal
&
Pacific
9
9
Land Trust—
Texas Ac
Textron
$1.25
31% July 30
Thiokol
14% Oct
19%
Co__Z
Ry
86%
38,000
30 Va
33%
32%
33%
33
33 Va
15,200
17%
17%
17%
18 Va
17%
18%
88,000
473%
174%
170%
174%
17,500
25%
26%
25
Va
27 Va
33,300
19%
20%
4,700
32
175%
167%
174%
24%
25%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
105%
102 Va
102%
103
75 V4
75
76
24%
25%
24 Va
24%
104
73%
74
50c
23%
24%
24
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25%
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8
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V
360'
5,300
27
27 V4
26%
32%
32%
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32%
5 6 Va¬
56 Va
57%
56
57
11
1.1%
11%
12
12
55%
55%
55%
57
51,500
26%
32%
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56%
26%
32%
11%
,
4^74%
7 25 •:
55%
32%
53%
11
7.50
S
25%
32%,
56%
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103
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29%
100
preferred^
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:
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29
•
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23%
1
35%
86
28%
85
18
171%
common
conv
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4
6
14
May
Inc
1
35
85
82%-
28%
33%
•
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.
Oil
ex-distributlon
Pacific
Texas ^Utilities
31
36% Mar
Sulphur
Sub share ctfs
29% July 30
72
39,300
32%
32 Va
27
400
7
1345
11 %
Texas
124% Mar 18
Dec
63/4
1321
%
32%
:•
46%
47 V4
1343
9 %
20 '
20% May 18 \
76
32%
27
7 Va
6%
1315
•
11%
23
25
113
2
7%
1330
8%
17%
■
98% Jan
4,500
90%
9,100
27,500
11 Va
No par
27
39% Jan
30%
90%
54
11%
Gulf
23 % NOV
193 % Nov
30%
91
*90 V4
82%
53 Va
11
Texas
fliy4 Jan
Dec
30%
90%; ;
8%
9%
31%
1
86
3,700
30%
30%
90%
13%
*79%
54
'
11 %
1
.
34% V
25% Mar 16
2
21%
Xl0%
47 %
29 %
16
25
23%
21%-
46%
83%
Nov
26% Jan
23%
22
*26%
29
177
24% Dec
23%
21% '
32%
27
82 %
1
2
4,700
23%
1285
33%
Apr
8
24% Nov 10
Aug
13%
23%
7
1310
Texaco Inc
25-:
Texas Gas Transmission Corp
__5
Texas Gulf Producing Co
—33%
27
37
3,900
11
Tennessee Gus Transmission Co
07% Aug
35% Apr' 14'
39% July 15
39% Aug 22
Jan" 13
v-'
988
1,100
25%
25
1.25
2
11
25%
40,000
63%
22
30%
90%
11
1
19% Jan
71% Oct 21
25 Va
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;;
fj'y:-
21
27 '/a Jun
63%
526
82 Va
30%
47
17%
17%
520
13%
30%
t
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13%
23 Va
10%
22%
21%
'
53
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2,700
2,000
55,100
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21%
32%
900
57
13%
23 V4
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17%
31 "
82%
23%
6%
17%
-
53%
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52%
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•
1,400
4,600
56%
63
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1,200
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30%
525
11,200
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•
17% V;
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700
13,800
25
56%
23
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82%, "
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r
17
25 Va
\
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DAY-
30 Va
'
22 Va
4
63%
8,300
25
17%'
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30 Va
509"
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4
16%
9,800
600
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64%
'
515
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,
3,900
'
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63%
22 '% ' '
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16
33'/4
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ft
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10
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16
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Dec"""9
89
24
30 Va
17
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,
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506
19%
65%
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55
22
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%
r
17
16%
42%
19 %
-
■
15%
54%
16 Va
30 Va
22%
17%
503
4.16%
35'% Sep
MaTIo
22%
2ft
(James)
Tel Autograph
■'if
'
%
A: 64%
,
,
200
40%
'
*
16
33%
,
16%" 16%
30%
40%'
16,800
115",
*
.
'
2ft
Symington Wayne Corp—
13% Mar 10
8% Nov 25
16%
55%
100
37%
41%
79 Va
53% «
,
25 y8
' 17%
30
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18% Jan
32 V4
25 Va
30%
•
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64 Va
31% '
55
89:
64%
64 Va
31%
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-
v
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65%'
15%
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25%
10c-
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Sweets Co of America
53
16%
__12.50
Sutherland
47% Aug 21
14% Mar
9
31
35
64
'
15% ;
53
25
—2»
Mining Co
Superlor Oil of California
23
25
25
64
*31%
*■:
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11,800
y,
16%
42%. -
; *77% '
33% •.
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Inc
182,500
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65
33'/a '
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series of
Biscuits
501/a
55%
'
36
19% *19%—
34%
s
pfd
19%•
64%:- 65
33%
j
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4
2nd
"
53%
.
preferred series A
38% Jan
5
-
4
*19%:
v
*15%
1
common
52,500
49%
*
16 Va
*77%'.. 79 Va" V
i
preferred
61,000
55 %
41% '
~
15%
__1()0
_____—
51
44%
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*
*
,115
40 V4;
16% '
42%"
79%
Sunray-Mld-Cont Oil Co commuu..!
29
106% Feb
30
42% Sep
29% Dec
•
27?
41
16%
41% *
15%
20
;
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Corp
A
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52%
i
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:
1
36% f 36% V
•*77%
_!
common.
.
Chemical
OH Co
Nov
1275
Inc
preferred—.
$4.50 series
Sun
7
38% Aug 27
31% Mar
Jan
i
Camp
49%
90
400
<?
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110 %V
40 V
'
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v
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16
29% Jan
10% Jan
;
9
24 J/4 Apr
'
Sun
-
Mar 13
20'"
a
Sundstraud Corp
38% Muy-29
Apr
20% Jan
Sunbeam
,
20
2.50
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conv
't,
16
42%'
ft t
1
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Webster
Wlien
Oct
28
&.. Fuller
Sfcudebaker-Packard
Oct
1I0V4
15%
"
37
36%
" 116'
42 ■»;
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prior >.■preferencet._i.___
20
Apr 24
Jan
5%
r
400
20,200
4%
49 V«
,
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Co Itie
44 Va.
y
8,000
"
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618
8
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17
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50%
49
72%
16%
,
43 Va'
53
9©
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36%
71%
4%
4.8%
52%;
*
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:
issued—
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-
28
59
22 % Aug
'
May 6
.
79
9
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Aug 25
29 '/4 Oct
Sep 22
50 7 Apr
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Sllx
Apr.- 2
33% Mai-25.
•
preferred
48%."
51%
88-
I
Stewart- Warner1 Corp
r
18*
"
28% Dec
2
31
Dec
19
29
Sep 21
9% Aug 26
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3%.%
36%
17%
4% -
43%r'r
47%: 48%:."'
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36%' '
16%
the Week
Jan. 1
Dec. 31
••71%:' 73%,
.
.
42%:-
-
jy,
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc_-
33
5
14
52%
:•
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"
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
■
Dec. 30
*36%
■
16 %
4%
47%"
47%
:
36% ;, 36 %
71 v4
71%
16%
-
36% ; 37%
26
:
common—
14
65% Dec
60% Nov
39% Feb
Co
22
22
325
Chemical
23
34% Dec
Jan
2% Jan
47'/a'
51%
X88
Nopar
Dec
2
*
43
'
'
10
„_100
preferred:
18'/2 Jun
15'/a Jan
-
?
17%
42%
:
_7 •;
common
59% Jun
37% Jan
Oct
convertible
Stuuifer
27'% Mar 13
Dec
Jersey
series A
f;
72
16%
„2S '
Starrett Co (The) L S
8-
fl
;
preferred
$1.20
29
17
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;
r, 4%".- 4%
47
47%
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of
Equip Mfg Co
"Stanley- Warner Corp_i_^
20% Jan
.
Oil
»Standard Ry
17% July 27
43% Dec 22
Feb
15% Jan
20
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1
*Standard. Packaging Corp eorotiA.1 ■■■*
$1.60 convertible preferred
20
41% July 27
•
y
42 % Jan
7
•
3%%
.
31% Dec
Dec~""a
15% Jan
of
Standard-Oil of Ohio
6;
"
26% Feb
12
July
Products Co Inc
Oil
Standard
7-
39% July 27
117
19% Dec 31
10% Jan
Apr,
Coll
Wednesday 1"
,
Dec. 29
36%
36%
No par *
"
Jan
29% Jan
23
92"
No par '
com
-Standard Oil of Indiana—
*
20
64% Jan
V.
Inc
Tuesday
'
Dee. 28 :
Standard. Gas & Electric Co_2_-_10c
Standard
59 % Jan
30
,
Brands
Monday
Par
preferred
Standard
,
.
23
52% Apr 17
V
,
$3.50
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
.
V-
"EXCHANGE
8tanriard
18
62'/u Jan
45% Oct 23
•
Dec
23% May 11-,
5
July 29
"
•
45% Nov 29
39% Nov 20
'
60% Nov
47% Feb 21
-
82 % Feb -24
7, 3»/0 May 29
61% Nov 21"
25
18
43 % Feb
17
71% Dec 23
2
'
,
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
57%
2,000
2,200
47,800
600
Thompson Ramo Wooldrldge Inc—
"
41% Feb
81% Oct
8
20
2
73
25
Jan
21 Va NOV
May 20
21
17
'
Jan
2
46 % Nov
2
26% Dec
20% Sep
1
12% Jan
22
2
Jan
4%
14
Jan
10
88
-
24
69% Dec
preferred
Tidewater
Oil
Timken
7
Roller
3
17 y0 Apr
.15
Toledo
70
Jan
26
Trane
i
65% Dec
2
53 Va Sep
21
5
25 Va Jun
10
37
3
29
Jan
7
Feb
/
Co
Corp
3% Jan
8
27% Sep
2
7 Va Dec
30
17'/a Jan
27
2
17% Oct
30
16% Jan
8
24% Jun
18
Trans
27 % Jan
2
40% Nov
11
52% Oct
1
58
Apr
•
37
7'
50
25% Nov
20
36% Dec
3
55% Dec
21% Jan
2
42'/a Nov
8
15% Jun
16
32 % Jan
(1
39% Dec
5
3% Jan
2
15% Oct
28
Jan
-
53
-
1*
13% Jan
13
26Va Oct
19
12% Feb
2
23% Dec
29
15%
15%
15%
15%
59
Feb
Va Jan
7
54% Mar
3
9
75% Mar
3
10
43'/a Apr- 10
16
13% Mar
Sep 24
10% Sep 22
5
Mar 13
48
17% Apr
20
18
25 % Apr
I
2
16% Dec
23
19'/o Nov
11
17 Va Nov
10% Jan
■
Preferred
11
Nov
36
*
.
65
64%
*
15,000
64%
28%
*34%
35
.
23%
21
;
*
CLOSED
21%
65%
65%
66.
21%
22
21%
22 Va
15%
15%
15%
,,
65
29
34.
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66
28%
29%
34
65
65
29%
35 v.:,
64%;
EXCHANGE
24%
21 Va
29%
♦34
110
13,300
3,500
NEW YEAR'S
2,800
DAY
4,000
•
4,600
2,100
16,500
45
7%
100
%
7%
7%
7 Va
7%
7%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18 %
19
16,500
39%
10,100
8
x7%
18%
1
V
29%
28%
1
39%
18,700
6
30% Mar
13
.
r-
-
5%
series
A
Electric
Tung-Sol
5%
Co
common
prior preferred
conv
Coach
OH
50 y8
50 Va
1,000
*D26%
26%
26%
2,800
52%
52%
52%
*52%
53%
300
38%
39%
38%
39%
39
39%
10,000
57%
57%
57%
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57%" "
58
58
35
34%
35
34%
35%
33%
34%
15,200
8%
8%
3,500
50%
50 %
50%
26%
.26%
26%
26 %»"
50
(conv)
pfd series of 1957_s
2(lth Century Fox FHinU
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TXL
39 Va
50%
26 Va
39 Va
50%
1
common
conv
Twin
39%
.50%
39%
50
eomihon
$2.70 preferred
Truax-Traer Coal Co
July 31
14
8% Nov
4
12% Jan
12
Jan
29
22
9% Jun
Jab
34
21
lOVn Jan
23 % Feb
45
21%
*34
80
*79
24%
V4
15%
66
21%
_5
Inc.
Trl-Contlnental Corp
3
14
54 % Jail
10
17
56% Jan
21
13
2
Feb
STOCK
*
42% Aug
52
17
Oct
16% Jan
43
Sep 21
% Dec 24
Airlines
World
*79
65%
66
21%
52%
32%
52%
39
40%
57%
34%
"
•
'
80
21
67%
No par
Industries..
Trans-United
10 Va Jan
24
21%
21%
2
Williams Steel
Ac
24
21
66%
2
Transamerica
Transue
42% July 15
79%
23%
21%
8
Realty Ac Construction
~
32% Nov
79%
23%
1
No par
Co
34 % Sep
;
79%
23%
21
10
25
Bearing-;
Edison
79%
;
100
common..
$1.20 preferred
Tishman
15% Dec
57 Va
'
23
29 % Apr
55%
8
:
17
15
Jan
Common
6
26 '/a Aug
21V« May 15
23% Jan 21
42
70 V4 May
19% Mar 11
•
15
16% Dec
7
18
Dec
45 Va Jan
14
16% Jan
31
Nov 24
79
28% Aug .5
25% Apr 18
90
>v
15
Dec
38%
»
.
I
'
1
50
N
1
8%
8%
par
41
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56
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41
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41;
600
41
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11%
1
;
11%
11%
11%
11 Va
n%
11
11%
6,900
-17%
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Co
Corp
39%
18%
17%
.18%
18%
19%
18%
19%
45,000
U
-
'
5% Jan'
2
30% Mar 25
83% Apr
27% Jan
17
92
15
Sep
81% Feb
2
5
11% Dec
29
44
20
NOV
126 y4 Dec
Jan
12
28
120% Feb
9
30%'Jun
19
86% Oct
15
Aplr
84
4
81
10
94
24 y4 Jan
'
31
70% Sep
13
9'/4 Jun
41
32% Dec 31
103% Jun
80% Nov
40% Jan
-
23
29
Apr
54% Jun
36% Dec
4
2
27
Union
Bag-Camp
Union
Carbide
35% Mar 16
Union
Electric
Aug
Dec
24
79'/a Sep
77% Feb
Dec
24
87
23
53%
30%
40% Dec
16
•"
"98'/a Mar
Jllly/10
Fob/ 19
Union Oil
Union
17
9% Dec
18
7% Nov
18
9% Feb
26
37% Dec
31
29% Nov
27
37% Jan
6
Union
6
19% Oct
1
25% Feb
4
Union Twist
18% May
24% Feb
21% Jan
33% Nov
HI
Jan
91
Jan'
15% Jan
30% Jan
31
143
Aug
108
Aug
8
27% Dec
5
2
27 y8 Nov
26
91
Oct
27
19
Jan
10
37
Apr
14
136
30
22% Jun
15
15
Oh
9
25
-
12
Jan
~6%
■
Jan
2
8
70y4Oct
7
Drill
18,800
3
39%
40%
39%
40%
18,600
104%
*95
83
84
32% Mar 26
27%
27%
United
27%
27%
22
27%
87%
30% Jan
Mar 24
21
95
27
38% Apr
$4.50
Biscuit
Board
United
Carbon
11
'/a May 19
United
Oct
22
08% Apr
Sep
38% Dec
America
No par
Corp
Coi
Fastener
United-Can-
*86
No pai
&•/ Carton
United
64
of
preferred—
10
17
(Del)
25%
10
No
.
2.50
35%
1,500
83
1,800
28 %
6,700
Ng*.
3,100
*84%
25%
26
68%; 70
16,800
101
82%
27%
/26%
5,300
V
69%
36
70
38
...
38%
1,600
23,000
5,000
18
7% Dec
23
9
34% Nov 21
29% Jan
12
United
Electric Coal Cos
.ft
36%,
35%
37% Mar 16
*35%
19%
20%
5,900
27%
28%
27%
27 Va
United
Engineering Ae Foundry
ft
Fruit Co
No pai
20 %
2
United
19%
Jan
80,100
32
32%
32%
32%
29,000
52
52%
•19%
19%
19%
1,700
16%
19%
16%
17%
17%
11,900
17%
18%
18
18 Va
14,100
'1%
1%
1 Va
1%
25,700
65%
64 %
64%
32%
*31%
32%
40 y8
8% Nov
j
(Del).
Corp
j
17
29
United
Gas
Corp
48% Jan
13
59% Aug 27
United
Gas
Improvement Co—13%
20% July 20
—_—10
United Industrial Corp
—2
United Mercli Sr. Mfrs Inc
1
1
United Park City Mines Co——1
United Shoe Macfi common
2ft
6%
preferred
u—
2ft
16% Oct
Dec
16
13
31
11% May 16
2
5% Jan
16% Dec
10% Jan
2
3
2% Oct
21
47% Dec
4
18% Nov 21
13 Jan
17% Dec
31
2
15
19% July 29
16% Jan
7
21% July 24
1% NoV
19
2% Mar 10
16% Jan
13% Jun
12
V
<-
Jan
2
22
45% Jan
65% Dec
32% Oct
29
37% May 20
30% Dec
34% Mar
33% Apr
29
48% Jan
8
29 %
90
Jan
2
80 % Sep
37% Oct
6
57% Dec
28
11
51% Apr
Sep
102
17
I
6% Jan
2
Jan
7
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2
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2
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29
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For
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12
see page
28% Oct
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29
22
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9
22.
Apr
27
Mar 30
Jan
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'
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75
145% Sep
Dec
14
26
21
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16% Sep
2
4
120
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14
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28
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35
Nov
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3
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16,100
37
23% Nov
39
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20
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50
25
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140
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153
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2
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79
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14,600
360
82
20 %
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66
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101
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14
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1
common
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U S Playing Card Co
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10
11
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3%&
22
46% Jan
Lines
136% May
69% July
Jan
51% Jan
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9
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58% May
23
21
41% Oct
143% Oct
35
Oct
40
30
36% Nov
154
2
25% Jan
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95
Dec
108
39% Oct
76
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1
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15
3
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2
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5
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17
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23
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Dec
10
14% Sep
29
4
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11% Jan'
22
76
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2
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2
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2
17
101
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14
82 % Nov
25
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8
40% Dec
17
33% Jun
9
May 20
98 % Dec
18
113
Aug 29
$2 28
5
96 % Dec
29
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Nov
53
4
108
Jan
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24
90% July
1
78% Oct
16
86% Mar 23
17
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8
81 % Dec
15
91 % Mar 17
83% Dec
30
95
Sep
29
87% Alar 16
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79
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6%%
89
84
Jan
13
97
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9
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9
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100
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/
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■
34 %
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45%
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2
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preferred
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82
prewired
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107
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2
7
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101
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15% Nov
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14%.Ian
21
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14
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51
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19
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25
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29
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16
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31
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48
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29% NOV
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54% May
4
48% Jan 12
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48% May
4
31% Feb 24
Waukesiia Motor
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12
3% Jan
21
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30
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23
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13
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29
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22
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74
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2
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17
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30
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.
Number 5913
Volume 191
.
.The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
23
(23)
Bond Record from the New York Stock
Exchange
friday—weekly
Th$ italic letters
yearly
—
when the
bonds
in
the
column
mature.
GOVERNMENT
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Range Since Jan.
Lowest
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I
NEW
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Sales for
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15
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month
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1980
15
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32nds
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each
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15
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Low
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in
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indicate
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1969
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Nov.
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point
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Dec. 28.
_Oct
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Treasury 3%s,—
97.12 Aug -15
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5
102.14 Nov
5
102.14 NOV
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95
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v
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102
92
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,
—
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_
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94 Va
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0179
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—Feb-Aug
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assented
1958
—
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ASmall
IA Milan
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.
Bonds
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91%
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1957-Apnl-Oct
Thursday's'
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Low
(Republic of)—
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72%
144%
68%
—
or
Sale Price
.
1961*
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94
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1978
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fATreasury 6s
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ment)
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to
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40
1961
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29
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bonds
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A4s
of) —
extl loan
Week's Range
Last
Period.
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—
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-
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35%
71
—June-Dec
1965—
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s
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Mexico
(City
6Vis due
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86
r; —
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104
Interest
Exchange
.
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'30
(Colombia)
30-year 3s
Mexican
of
extended
loan
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3
■
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1951——
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1954
extl
due
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2
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^
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s
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due
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3s
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(Government
s
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;
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(Kingdom
5%s
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92 Vi'
93
ConM,rthmi
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Jamaica
New York'Stock
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Italian
BONDS
j»ne-Dec
1980
bonds
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Italian (Republic)
lAltaly
Jan. L
No.
Thursday
'
'
&
Italian
^
Range since
Sold
High
1930—
-Mam-Nov
paid
———-M.y *»t
196,
paid 1968r-———
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(State of) & 19*6
Auril-Ocf
funding 4%s 1966.——.-w—-April oc
Dart
Bonds
Bid & Asked
,0-sa_
,
1960
•
Thursday's
,
Government—
lAHamburg
•
Week's Range
«
—
bonds
dollar
Last
.
International
Greek
*
Interest
Monday, January 4,
f ,
(Range for Week Ended January I
■
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.
89
184
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Central
4'As
mortgage. 4'%s
series
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conv
del enliires
1974
D
Jan
1
...
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11
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68
68%
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75%
•,
c
103%
103 'A 103%
15
100
'
109
Number 5913-.
191
Volume
.
The Commercial
.
and Financial Chronicle
(25)
NEW YORK., STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
.,
Period
York Stock Exchange
New
Thursday
Interest
bonds
Last
or
Sale Price
3»As 198% ;
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Low
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York Power -3s 1074——-—April-Oct
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s
No.
.
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315
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.
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103^
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104%
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102
;
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AGeheral Inc mtge' 4%s*Jah 1'20381—
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Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
A 1st'mortgage
4s Inc series A Jan 1983
—April
A 2nd' mortgage 4%s inc ser A Jan 2003
April
Chicago Milwaukee SI. Paul & Pacific RR—
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—Mar-Sept
1977__May-No®
; *7o '
.
60%
Collateral
104%
95%
■I:;'
88
.
1
Low
t
.
Co—
series
Jan.
No.
,
56%
General
95
-
3%s
*74'/a
■
Range since
Sold
High
57%
N
96
__
■
1974
Bonds
Bid ft Asked
Refunding ft Impt 4'/as series Ak2013—April-Ocl
Refunding & Impt 5s series C 4013——April-Ocl
88
81%
..
*95V*
Thursday's
or
Feb-Aug
285%
80%
RR
3s
mtge
1st
Term
Central
Consolidated 4s
88
237
„
debs '84-May-Nov
sub
conv
4%s
Interstate
York
Chemical Corp—
Minerals h
subord debs 1977
conv
80
75
—*
*80%
mortgage 3.20s series
international
Orleans
New
78%
73
73
--
Power ft Light
Jersey
New
81
87
76
—
1972—-ar-8ep4
I 1989
-1st mortgage 3%s series J 1981
^a?
_Jan-July
1st mtge 4%s ser K 1987
1st mtge
4%s series L 1989_
4Vis series n
i»»»—-—TEEr£f!"v!!f
International Harvester Credit 4%s 19<9_May-Not>
Inland Steel Co 3'As debs
?89%
81
73
—
New
"
*76%
Sale Price
Low
86
CO
Last
Vperlod
Jersey Bell Telephone 3V8S 1988_——Jan-July
New Jersey Junction RR 4s 1986
....Eeb-Auj
83
83
Interest
Exchange
New
80
77
New York Stock
-1
High
70%
*80
*
*7SD
Low
No.
78%
83
V.
%
73%
78%
BONDS
Range since
Jan. i-' ;•./
Sold
High
73%
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pirat mortgage 3s series B 1978—
Jsm-DH
m Cent RR consol mtge 8%i ser A 1979—May-Noe
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May-Mot
Consol mtge 3%s series C 1974 —
^hI'sho
1st mtge
3V«s series ii 1980...■———-Feb-dug
Elinoii Bell Telephona
Week's Range
Thursday
Bonds
Thursday's
or
Monday, January 4, I960
.
(Range for Wedk Ended January ] )
Week's Range
>-Bid & Asked
.
.
% *^84
74 Va
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12
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•
Number 5913
Volume. 191
The Commercial
...
and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
(Range for Week Ended January 1)
Vi(lf
Thursday
BONDS
Interest
Stock Exchange
New York
FJbilco Corporation-—
Period
Last
«„i
»
Low
guaranteed
Consolidated
4s
H
ser
Consolidated guaranteed 4Vas ser I
Bonds
Bid & Asked
—
conv
Thursday
or Thursday's
•
Sale Price
subord debs 1984—
Apr-OCt
Philip Morris Inc 4%s sf debs 1979
Z-June-Dec
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964
Feb-Aug
4Vis conv subord debs 1987
—_Eeb-Aug
Pillsbury Mills Inc. 3Vas s I debs 1972—soune-Deo
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996 June-Deo
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
4%s
Week's Range
112%
High -J
r
Low"
1
207
99,
97
I960—Feb-Aug
1963_Feb-Aup
92
18
91%
284
102 Vi
87
08 y4
90%
69
refunding
debentures
4%s
Reynolds
Tobacco 3s debs 1973
(R J)
iiAConsol
Debt
mtge
5Vis
series
A
series
B
series
Oil
C
94
91%
72%
,96
93%
99
101
89%
80
81
1097/8
90
81
41
90
102
5
87
.
91 Va
92
19
89
97%
85 Va
10
85%
75%
86 VB
75
78
85
93
81%
88
86 VB
#
5
81%
86 V2
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96
82%
96%
*91 VB
—
137
—
•
12
82%
6
80
80%
80 VB
5.
80
Gas
Rochester
General
6 Vis
United
200
193%
193 %
200
200
96
92%
102
debs
1977
gold
Louis-Ban
3 st
1st
inc
mtge
mtge
61
99
9
106
First
Jan
A
2022.
1st
mtge
37/ns
RR
72%
74 %
74 %
debs
f
s
66%
66%
1989
May-Noo
*83%
*76 V8
120 %
2%s
America
United
States Steel
4s
76%
United
Steel
77'/a
Works
Participating
Vanadium
3%s
conv
4%s
conv
78%
83%
78
102 Vi
96%
102 Vi
103%
*96
100
403
85%
94
*80
*..
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
91%*
83
97
98%
117%
99 Vi
100%
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*76%
80 %
87 %
87 Va
Mar-Sept
1977
r:
75
2
81%
87%
91
debs
4%s
ctfs
of
Corp
82
81
76%
__
78%
84
85%
92%
91%
91%
40
*80%
97%
90%
7
—
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80:
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72
74%
99%
75%
98%
108%
10
74%
85%
116%
39
104%
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78
115
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82
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96
13
86%
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87 %
77 %
80
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84%
95%
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96
87%
127%
78%
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99
98
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86%
76
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95%
81
87
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74
76%
79
90
74
„
-
84%
83%
84%
76
75
76
11
75
64%
65
21
64%
94%
94 %
94»/2
1966
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88 %
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11
891/4
93
87%
93
88
89%
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89%
89%
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88
89
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102
11
93
100
94
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86
89 y«
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89%
95
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96
96
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96%
81%
May-Nov
April-Oct
90
80
91%
«
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1976—
100
82
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91%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
May -Nov
April-O.ct
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
83%
73
94
82%
Jan-July
.
2
88
Mar-Sept
,
-87
83%
86
April-Oct
^
15
81%
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90
91%
92
92
99%
Corp—
80
1
21
65%
1967
90
92
78%
86%
April-Oct
2%s
2%s debentures
77
78%
Feb-Aug
1972
debentures
66%
._
93%
85%
June-Dec
debentures 1973
coll tr 4 Vis 1977
Rubber
69%
17
67%
90%
1991_Mar-Sept
1976
mtge & coll tr 4%s 1978
s f debentures
1978
S.
81
•
84%
'77%
Feb-Auy
1977
2%s 1970—a.
68
11
*70%
—
79%
85
85%
June-Dec
1973
71
21
81%
*85
3%s
f debs
s
of
Co
Corp
91
Jan-July
1983
Jan-July
1968
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
1976a
debs
subord
Virginia Electric &
—
&
M
lien
3»As
6s
ref
&
.1
per
35
76%
76%
12
125
110 Va
90%
,
1983
74
5
73
77%
3
79
85 Va
79
97
'
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—'
67%
69%
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69
84%
87
—.
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.
6
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83 Va
67 Va
91%
^
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112% 114
17
91 Va
90
'.
90
*86 Va
Feb-Auy
F
74
80
*79%
:
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■
May-Nov
ser
83 ya
75
80
April-Oct
1982—
debs 2008
4s
income
subord
95 Va
76%
mtge 2%s ser E
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
Gen mtge 4 "As 1983
Mar-Sept
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995—
May-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3%s ser C 1973-April-Oct
1st
101 Va
95%
Power Co—
refund
ref
*105% 110
—
95 Va
1975—Mar-Sept
First and ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980.
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec
1st
92
America—
debentures 1969—
subord
First and
1980
debentures
1974
4%s
U.
Co—
B
Missouri
of
70%
-
—
69
1989_Jan-July
April-Oct
1989
May-Nov
series
3s
f
s
Line
68
certificates Nov
inc bond
Air
May
Mar-Nov
EH Paul Union Depot 3Vis B 1971
Bciotb V & New England 1st gtd 4s
Scott Paper 3s conv debentures 1971
Eicovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
Seaboard
'
68
Mar-Sept
2006
Jan
certificates
bond
4s
Second 4s
—
90%
.133
Ry—
Louis-SoutliWestern
"lit
76 Va
87%
*80 >%
1986
83
—
*77
—
Jan-July
1980
A
*71 Vb
.
...
1997
A
B
debs ser
—
80%
•
;
3%s
California 2%s debs 1970
1st mtge &
157
84
—;
—•
115% 116
—
Mar-Sept
1996_Jan-July
April-Oct
86 Va-
101 Va 104
—
Co—
4%s ser
series
4s
income
5s
Ry
series
4s
mortgage
A Second
A
6s 1996
Francisco
102 Va
June-Dec
Power 3s series A 1971
6t Lawrence & Adirond'k 1st gold 5s
Second
Co
debentures
Gas
4%s
95
103
1st
*—
__
Jan-July.
80%
*98%
3%s sinking fund
._Mar-Sept
92
80%
;,;75%
coll tr 3%s 1971
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972
intge & coll tr 3%s 1975
1st
94
92%
116% 121%
98%
85
85
June-Dec
mtge &
1st
100%
92
;
fchguenay
•It
3 Vis
Co
Biscuit
„3%s
United
Corp—
conv
Oil
Tank Car 4V4.s
Union
194
*90'a
102
.....
Pacific—
Orleans
New
Pacific RR 2%s debentures
-Apr-Oct
mortgage 3 Vis series J 1969
5Vis conv debs 1977—
McBee
of
Oil of
Feb-Aup
Aircraft
Eoyal
RR
Union
.
121 Va
93%
89%
1985—Jan-July
3%s ser E
Union
232
Jan-July
& Electric
M
87
'
Rchr
...
87%
-
226
April-Oct
84%
86%
80%
85
May-Nov
1971—May-Nov
First/ mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975-April-Oct
3s debentures 1968—
.May-Nov
1st mtge & coll tr 2%s 1980
:
June-Dec
1st mtge 3%s
1982
May-Nov
72 Vb
May-Nou
1983.
105
76%
17
85
May-Nov
gold* 5s 2000.
refund
Electric
1st
•'
debs
5
123
95
59
..
*83
1970—Apfd-bcK
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C
__
81
103%
94%
*87
April-Oct
Tol & Ohio Cent ref and lmpt 3%s I960—June-Dec
Tri-Continental Corp 2%s debs 1961
Mar-Sept
104
68
*90%
79%
99%
95
*93%
refund M 3%s series C 1990—April-Oct
and
Tidewater
93
30
82
Jan-July
Jan-July
96%
80%
-
152
'
71
79%
80%
107%
35
107
95
79%
85
92
95%
105
95
136
„
95
Jan-July
April-Oct
RR—....
3%s series B
M
Pacific-Missouri
Term
146%
68%
Orleans
Pacific first
&
Union
88
68
82
"
101%
397
-142
.
*99 %
.
77%
76%
78 %
138
-
95%
High
70
'
Louis—
Thompson Products 4%s debs 1982
92
96
'
141
Texas
Texas
89
St
of
impt M 4s series C 2019
& New
First and
170%
82%
*
140
110
156
83%
and
General
100
—
83%
Assn
First and refund
94
101 Vb
141%
April
Jan-July
lmpt 2%s series D 1985
Company (The) 3%s debs 1983
TeXas
85 Va
83%
*—
1982
3Vis conv
Jan. 1
Low,
^
10
,
"
June-Dec
1983
4%s
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
98%
v
85%
California
Refund and
Texas
,
108
90
RR
Refund
83%
—
>
No
—
95%
79
1097/8
Feb-Aufl
1978.
Corp—
subord
conv
100 %
*80
April-Oct
1978
4%s
98%
90
*83 VB
Jan-July
1978—.
4%s
Richfield
32
98%
87%
%
April-Oct
Range since
Sold
High70% 73
April-Oct
4Vis debentures 1983.
-Apjril-Oct
Standard Oil (N J) debentures 2%s 1971—May-Nov
2%s debentures 1974
Jan-July.
Standard Oil Co (Ohio) 4Vis 1982
Jan-July
Stauffer Chemical 3%s debs 1973
_»
Mar-Sept
Sunray Oil Corp 2%s debentures 1966
Jan-July
Superior Oil Co 8%s debs 1981
Jan-July
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971
May-Nou
Swift & Co. 2%s debentures 1972
.—Jan-July
2%s debentures 1973
May-Noo
bonds—
adjustment
4 '/as
98
1
1955—1
6s
(Indiana)
May-Nov
mtge 6s 1952—
mtge 6s 1953
£ A Direct
fAConsol
Oil
Terminal
June-Dec
Mfg Co 37/as debs 1975
Rhine-West|rtialla Ele'c Power Corp—
§ A Direct mtge 7s 1950
91
*99
Reading Co first & ref 3Vas series D 1995_May-NOT
Rheem
88%
91%
Mar-Sept
of
Corp
Standard
93
88
1983. April-Oct
April-Oct
2%s debentures 1964
America 3%s conv 1980
Oats
Quaker
Radio
mortgage 3%s
1975.
1977—
76
68
69
*93
.
debentures
of
86%
*69
.
1st and
Oil
85 %
•
Bonds
Bid & Asked
May-Nov
otandard
97%
1985
1983
91
as
debs
Spiegel Inc bs conv subord debs 1984
Spokane Internl first gold 4%s 2013
96
120%
97%
—
90
debentures
2%s
98
Pittsburgh
90%
Bell Tel
72%
—
*98 %
Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970.
June-Deo
General mortgage 5s series B 1975——April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975—AprilJOcf
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3%s 1964—May-Nou
Pittsburgh Consolidation coal 3Vas 1965
Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
1st gen 5s series B 1862Feb-Aug
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970_
Mar-Sept
3Vas s f debentures 1986
April-Oct
Potomac Electric Power Co 3s 1983
Jan-July
3%s conv delis 1973—__
—..Moi/-Nov
Procter & Gamble 3%s dgbs 1981
'.Mar-Sept
Public Service Electric & Gas Co—
3s debentures
1963__T"_
;
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First and refunding mortgage 3 Vis 1968.Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037__June-Dec
First and refunding niortgage 3s 1972—Maj/-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 27/as 1979_June-Dec
3%s
debentures
11)72.1
June-Dec
Vis
J
87
__
*98%
Southwestern
102%
111
—
or.Thursday's
Sale Price
-Low
116
.91%
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J 1964_May-Nov
3Vias
88%
*82%
*72 Vi
Last
Period
Exchange
High
107Vi
110
New York Stock
Week's Range
Ihterest
BONDS
Jan. 1
No. ~
lll7/8 1137/a
'98 Vi
Range sinee
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99%
117
105
'
'
fieagrain
3s
(Jos E) & Sons
debentures
June-Den
1966
2Vis
'
_
June-Dec
1974
*84 %
^
83
__
*82
88%
84
84
43/hs
5s
subord
Rears
Roebuck
Beiherling
5s
Feb-Aug
&
Co
43As
subord
debs
subord
conv
Union
Sinclair
Oil
Oil
4*'/as
South
3s
North
&
Bell
1965
deb3'1979
Eocouy-Vacunni Oil
Southern
Alabama
RR
116
Warren
108%
84
•
97%
105%
1963.
5s
•
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28
98%
West
Penn
88%
West
Penn
,
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91
132%
87%
82
687
97%
119%
90%
91'A
134
93%
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77
52
76 Va
81'/a
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76%
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99
76
76
5
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85
73
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73
1
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62
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116
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66
148
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May-Nov
1977
1969
L
91
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mtge 3%s ser A
—:"
967i»
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970
First mortgage 3%s series D 1967
3%s
2%s
series
E
1988
Jan-July
91
84%
56
83%
93%
13
83 Va
mortgage
2%s
series
F. 1998
Jan-July
54
First mortgage 2 Vis series G 1961
Jan-July
April-Oct
First
mtge 5%s series II 1983
Boutliern Ry first con.sol gold 5s
1st mtge coll tr 4 Vis 1988
Memiihls div first gold
5's
1996
Jan-July
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,——Jan-July
•
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—
1st
101
101
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„
101 Vi
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2004
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,
98
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1976_Jan-Juiy
74%
included in the year's range,
d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale not
Under-the-rule sale not Included In the year's range., r Cash sale
y Ex-coupon.
S Negotiability impaired by maturity.
t Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 ol
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
;
'
*
Thursday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during current week.'
Deferred
68
-96
Light & Power 2%s
Yonkers Electric
65%
100
94
;
4s series
1960
85Va
98 Va
80
92
80
75
83%
90
'
w—
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54'A
92
78
97%
7I
;
13
•'
—
91%
-52%
„
Jan-July
—Jan-July
1978
mtge 4%s inc series A Jan 1
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976
54 ""
18
58
*—
1994
RR
Central
mtge
60
*96%
.
■■
——
Feb-Aup
f debs 1980
first 4s
—
55
78
90
——
53
53%
May-Noo
debs
4 %s
Va,
90
—.Jan-July
1975
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—
„
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■■;
f
51 Va
—
75
82
84
<
*62
First
Co
&
Wisconsin
a
mortgage
debs
conv
l.
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Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Westinghouso Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Paeiflc RR Co-
First
2361^
"•
'
.
75
61%
75
'
4
53%
*91
registered 236*1
1
Jan-July
Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3%s series C 1979—
April-Oci
5 %s debentures 1982
Jan-July
Western Pacific RR Co 3%s ser A 1981-.—Jan-July
5s income debentures 1984
May
Wisconsin
54
83 Va
83%
"83%
'
guaranteed
4s
1966
Gen
/
-*
4s
Winston-Salem 8 B
91 %
91
84
88 %
72
89%
89
89%
first
Shore
I
75
*78 Va
May-No»
Jan-July
.Jan-July
1974—
series
3 %s
Power
Whirlpool Corp 3 %s s
3
116
116
116
,
3%s
Electric
2
-r
62 VB
75
-
Western Maryland
Wilson
rl37% 138%
19.73_Ju«e-De<L
conv
'76
74
74
Jan-July
Jan-July
61%
75
Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967_Jan-July
1st mortgage 3s
1979
■:
84
22
100 % 103
Jan-July
^
A
First
91%
5
-
%
-April
Washington
51
'■
117
84
--
Feb-Aup
1987
.Gold -4 Vis
1901
Ban Fran Term 1st
Boutliern
84 Vb
84
Jan-July
(Oregon Lines)
4 Vis
103%
99
Telegraph Co—
Southern Indiana Ry 23/i8-4Vis
Boutliern Natural Gas Co. ,4%s
t'Oiitl»erii Pacific
Gold
93 Va
84 Va
100V4
1985
debentures
4 Vis
92 Va
84 Vb
Jan-July
northern California Edison Co—
3V»8 convertible debentures 1970
First
92 •/
141
99%
93 Va
April-Oct
April-Oct
•
1976.
2Vis
Telephone
1979
debentures
2%s
98%
102%
debentures
2%s
18
104%
83 Va
2
65
'
Income 4%s series B Jan 1991.—April
mortgage 3%s series B 1971
Feb-Nov
RR first ref gtd gold 3Vis 2000—Feb-Aup
56
.
64
mtge
96
Marchant—
subord
conv
92%
99% lOOVa
98%
1986—June-Deo
Jan-July
debs
conv
Ekelly Oil .2 Vis debentures
*5%s
1971
debentures
*
mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
29
West
1982
debentures
2Vis
Corp
Bmllh-Corona
98
92
—Jan-July
1982—April-Oct
1979
Pipe
5Vis
97%
Co—
Line 3.20s s f debs
Ebamrock Oil & Gas Corp—
Ebell
lOOVa
1983— Feb-Attfl
debs
f
8
97%
May-Nor
.Jan-July
1982—
Rubber
conv
Eervice
Corp—
1977
debs
debentures
RR Co—
Gen
.
Rears, Roebuck Acceptance
48/»s debentures 1972
Wabash
Gen
—
delivery
the
In
included
sale
not
year's range,
the
in
n
year's range,
.
*
100
-
A
Bonds
selling
flat.
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
In the
on
we furnish a compete report of the transactions
the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, Dec. 28 and
following extensive list
ending Thursday Dec. 31 (Friday Jan. 1, being New Year's Day, and a holiday on
itself and is intended to include every security whether stock or bond in which
any dealings have occurred during the current year.
Range for Week Ended
January 1.
the.Exchange). It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange
Wcek'i^
Thursday
STOCK'S. ■
!_'•
American Stock Exchange
Last
Sale Price
Low
Aberdeen petroleum
Acme
Precision
Acme
Wire
Corp.
Products
class
5
A
Inc
5%
' ;■
Corr.rvr
20%'
for Week
Shares
Range,,
of Prides
Thursday
Sales
•
"«
Low
High
High
6,300
3%
Dec
5%
1.900
4%
Nov
9 Va July
20%
20%
400
17%
Jan
22% July
x3%
Aid
Investment
Ajax
Aero
Supply "Manufacturing...^—
Agnew
Surpass .Shoe
.1
70%
63%
.73 Vb
21,900
47^
Sep
98
l
8%
8:%
9%
•
7,000
8%
Sep^
13% Mar
1
6%
5%
7%'
29.200
4%
Nov
9j/4 Mar
13%
Jan
19 Va July
Stores..^——-*
For footnotes,
.
May
j£—
see page
31.
Alabama
Alan
Power
Wood
5%
Alaska
Discount
&
Petroleums
Alabama. Great
,Aerojet-General Corpj..——
■Aeronca
Manufacturing Corp
for Week
Shares
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
5% Mar
5%
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
5
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
cumulative
common—-—10
1,200
.—
—1
Nov
Jan
7 Va
Dec
Aug
l%^J8>n
Aug
91% Apr
23 Va
Jan
43% Dec
Jan
Dec
92
131
82%
80'/4
82%
200
42*2
41
42%
3,300
-proferred_—l—-100
Inc
5%
%
-
5,800
ltd___——50c
Southern
—50
4.20%
preferred-—100
Steel Co
Airlines
6VB
78,
5%
Inc——_1
~5%
5%
9,200
80%
5
Jan
150
.
Oct
8% Apr
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
28
.
.
Monday, January
4^,1960
(28)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended January
Thursday
STOCKS
y
of Prices
—-
12%
Book
Electronics
American
—
Inc_.
Meter
39 %
1,000
'
Oct
11% May
65% Mar
f
32
16 %
16%
13.100
8%
Feb
17 ¥4
23%
7,000
11%
Jan
25%
450
72 ¥.
Sep
86
*
Feb
6%
6%
700
1%
Jan
10 ¥4
Jun
46 3
7;
75
40%
Sep
51
9.900
11%
Sep
Corp-^———*
9 ¥4
V'4
1,31)0
4%
(AM)
Co
1-^—10
19%
600
17 V'4
10%
10,300
6%
13%
25.400
Sep
14 3/i
.43%
41%
451/2
44%
13,700
26 ,800
"20:
50'
8%
*■
Oct
Oil
common
Arkansas
38
Jan
47 ¥4
36
Jan
Nov
12%
Jan
Jun
•
ft
Dec
l¥i
14 %
Jau
227/b
6%
20c
23%
21%
9%
Oil
Tel
Coast Indus
Atlantic
Coast
Consolidated
Sugar
22%
39
Oct
6% Mar
13'% May
10
7%
24 V,
1,400
20%
Sep
%
%
66.700
%
Nov
5¥u
Vtc
Industries
Baldwin
Banco
Securities
los
de
Oil
13%
2%
24.800
3
15
9.600
Engineering
Barry
Controls
Bearings
Inc
Beck
Bell
(AS)
17
Oct
37 ¥4
Nov
Coro
35
Jan
53 ¥4
Dec
Corroon
Bickford's
,
<
S>
(H C)
&
3 ¥2#
Co
Co
prior
cumulative
Brad Foote
Brazilian
Gear
Works
Traction Light
Corp
Bridgeport Gas
Brillo
Britalta
Petroleums
British
ZZZl
Ltd
Amer
dep>
Amer dep
British
rets
rets
ord reg
ord reg
Columbia
British
Co
ord
rets
_£i
: t
Forman
Class
4 '/o
B
common
Rubber
Bruck
com'Soc
:
preferred—.
Brown
A
30c
7
^
Co
Mills Ltd class
G%
convertible
preferred..
serial- preferred
_
Buell
Die
&
Machine
Co.
66%c
1.1
50c
.
" .9
""in
——
Buffalo-Eciipse
Bunker Hill
Burma
Corp......
(The) Company
Mines
American
Burroughs
^2
Ltd—
dep rets
<JP>
&
ord
son
&
Calif
Inc
Ltd
"~i0c
Fire
..I
'■
Cement
GVu%
:
Coll"!
1
Insurance-
Bread Co Ltd
Co
Ltd
Ltd
1
%
_
common™"*
preference
For footnotes,
41 'ft
Mar
45%
10%
Jan
22% May
50
20
900
6
85/a
24 %
18% Mar
4%
5%''
Dayton
12 ¥2
Jun
39 ¥2
Dec ~
36%
36%
2,000
35%
Jun
43 %« Feb
97 ¥2
98
32%
33 Va
14%
15 V2
2%
2¥a
800
47/a
' 65,600
94
5,7«b
'2%
4 ¥4
7%
4%
9
7¥»
:
21$
2%
34 Vt
9%
Jan
16%
1%
Jan
3 Va
4%
Nov
30 %
Jan
250
2ft,
27.200
US?
32¥b
Nov
Apr
Feb
3ft
9 ¥.
i
400
9%
38
37%
■-*
300
7ft Mar
7¥» July
A
35 ¥2
Oct
41 ¥2
Sep
1
Oil
3ft
7
ft
8 ¥4
230,900
11 ¥4
12 ¥4
15 ¥2
16
1,100
15
14 ¥4
14 ¥4
14 ¥4
2,600
14
6 ¥2
6 ¥2
6 ¥4
2,300
11%
22,300
.
class
D
Jan
Oct
18
Dec
6 ¥2
16%'Nov
Dec
Nov
8%
Feb'
5%
.7 ¥4
7 ¥2
3,800
7 ¥4
Dec
3 ¥4
400
3
Nov
5¥b
Aug
16 34
17
7 ¥4
3 ¥4
7%
17%
6¥s
2,700
13
V Sep
!8¥«
Dec
4,100
12 ¥2
Feb
5 ¥2
7
100
7%
¥4,
5¥a
6%. July
iO
8¥«
.1,700
8 ¥b
Jan
2 ¥4
2¥a
4,400
2 ¥4
Jan
*
15%
16
1,000
10%
10¥8
11 ¥4
7,600
8%
14.
9%
,
Apr
12 ¥.
Apr
8 ¥4
2%
10% July
Dec
Jan
9 ¥n
Jun
4
¥b Mai
July
17 ¥2
Feb
Nov
13 ¥2
¥4
¥4
3 ¥.
3 ¥4
3%
8
7 ¥2
8
'
¥4
24,300
Jan
¥4
Jan
2%
Jan
6¥»
.Ihp
7,800
20¥«
Oct
19,800
2%
1,300
•
1,800
^
¥2
23 ¥2
2%
2oye
55 ¥4
"20
see page
31.
22
23 %
Feb
2%
3
19¥a' 207/a
9,200
Nov
Jan
5 ¥2 Mar
18¥«
Nov
23-%
;
Jan
100
55
Dec
61 ¥2
Jan
45 ¥2
3ft
55 ¥4
Dec
52
55 ¥2
100
54%
Sep
Jun
16% Mar
Dec
20
4%
Jan
10¥4
Mai
9%
Dec
Apr
"3
A.
4%
.
Apr
2 Va
Jan
4% .July
Dec
37
65%
Jan
100
7 ¥4
OCt
10% July
6,000
9 ¥2
Nov
15 ¥u
Jan
38 ','4
8V4
7
,
~"7/a
Jan
Dec
12 ¥2 May
Apr
19%
Jun
'27/u
Jan
fl
30.600
80 v
'
300
29 ¥4
28 ¥4
28 ¥4
*
Aug
5
6 Vz
2.900
49
Dec
17%
8-
Jiin
.1%
22,700
5
V'4
Nov
28
46¥4 July
Dec
"
58¥4 '
4,800
29
Oct
9¥b
9»/a
1,000
9
Pel)
"'% Jan
65% Dec
i)% Mar
12 ¥4
12%
7,600
Nov
15 ¥4 May
¥4
57 ¥a
54 ¥.
•
118,200
¥4
¥a
*
%
Dairies
Corp
Inc
•
j.
4% Aug
5
8.800
4Vu
4
4ft
1.300
3%
Nov
35 ¥2
400
33%
Jan
38%
Aug
107/B
12 Vs
1,300
10%
Deq
13¥u
Jun
Iftc—
1
2%
33
800
1,400
29
Jan
30
135
Sep
11,000
13 V'4
Dec
29-% Mar
14
\
1
13 ¥2
14 ¥4
4,300
9%
Jan
18% July
x6¥4
7%
1
1
1
-
1
t
2%
Jan
2,000
18 V'4
-
;
48,900
x8
18
18
17 ¥4
Mil)
\l
Dec
¥4,
Dec
42,900
8
Research
&
1
Ltd—
:
9¥a
9
Dec,
5 ft
5 ¥2
5,000
3¥a
Apr
23 ¥a
1,800
16 ¥4
Jan
2 Va
1,500
1¥B
Jan
3
1-eb
Nov
15
Nov
Dec
137/b
Jan
•
1,500
^
&
Coal
Inc
....
ord
stock
l.i.
Ltd
Co
13%
13 ¥4
-11,500
9ft
9¥a
7,800
9%
26
Mar
15%
--15 ¥2
15%
1,600
14%
Dec
23%
Jan
1,200
15
Jan
20% July
10
Jan
12 ¥2 Mai
-
21 % Mil)
*
*
Xl6¥a
17
17
*
10 ¥4
10
10%
8,100
9%
Nov
15¥o
30 ¥4
303/4
31%
400
29 ¥4
Oct
38¥4
Apr
1
12 ¥»
11%
5,300
(5 Va.
Nov
19
Apr
1
10
12%
10%
6
Apr
10%
Dec
•
8¥e
59,900
40,%
Corp
Drilling & Exploration
DuMont
—
Co
Co
* 1
—
Co
(Allan
,
.
31% ^32%
32 ¥a
8¥b
8 Vn
44 ¥2
87/«
Apr
47 Va
12,500
19
Jan
37¥4 July
8
Dec
15%
Jun
44 ¥2
*
(The)
Hosiery
8¥a
8 ¥2
Duro
Duval
class
Test
Corp.
Sulphur Ac
800
11,100
9
Nov
36%
Dec,
43 ¥4
Oct
53¥4
Jau
(1 l
Jar
B
common.
3¥a
5)000
1
Co...
57/a
5 ¥2.
6
3,700
3%
Jan
*
6
57/a
6
300
5 V'4
Dec
3 ¥h
97/h May
Jun
8
8 ¥4
May
Feb
24 V4
Co....
21%
2 4 ¥4
1,450
217a
Dec
32 ¥2 Mar
.27 ¥4
—
Potash
Aug
27%
5
Laboratories——1
B)
Durham
Apr
16.200
Brewery* Ltd
Harris
Feb
7.50
—
Draper
Power
Dec
—32.50
common—
...
(The) Corp.
Douglas Oil Company-
Driver
5 ¥2
24 ¥2
9ft
Chemical Co Ltd*.—.*
&
Textile
.97/u Sep
.
11 ¥4
13
•
—.2 ¥2
Dorsey
Dow
Feb
1%
/
22%
1
lc
Bridge Co Ltd
preferred
1%
22 ¥4
5 ¥2
1,600
14 ¥4 «Allg
9%
18%.
9%
u_._10s
...
Steel
$2
21 ¥4 July
87/s
8¥a
a——.10
Dominion
Dorr-Oliver
9 ¥4 Dec
;
•;
Dominion
....
Feb
13 ¥4
14
10c
Stores" Corp
Tar
Jun
13 ¥2
137
'
Dominion
38¥b
147
138
'
137
:__*85c:,
ord reg
Chemical
Dominion
4 ¥4 M(ir
Dec
27/B
33 %
27/B
27/a
33%
•
Supermarkets—
rets
Dome Petroleum
Api
47/s
ft
12¥a
-
100
1st .preferred
Dixon
7 ¥4 May
4
.
50c
—
—
Diversified
16¥2
May
4%
-
20c
Gasket &
dep
8¥4 Mar
May
-
Mfg class A common—.—5
Quality
4
11 ¥2
750
Dec
35
A—
Inc—
10%
1,500
14%
35
—1
class
Co
8
14 1
14
10c
System
7 ¥4
7¥a
2.50
.—20
Productions
Amer
12 ¥4
—„50c
common
26%
28
2,000
25%
OCt
89 ¥4 Mar
11%
11 ¥4
12
22,300
4%
,(»!»'
12%
43
43
43 ¥4
44'¥a
Jan
55 ¥2
6%
55 ¥»
Feb
¥2
i3%
17,300
UV4
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep ^rcts ord reg——10s
36¥a
Apr
L8V2 M«o
:
-■
Distillers Co Ltd—
Jau
15 ¥2
Feb
20 ¥2
7,700
-
8
V2C
—_*
-
Jan
8%
(>4A May
9¥« Nov
:
vtc
debentures
17"
Oct
9%
"4 ¥4
—2.50
—50c
common-—
Stores
Dilbert's
Jan
9{i|
21 ¥4
Nov
700-
3
10¥a
•..
common
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd—-
Jun
46
Dec
14
400
9%
8
*
Manufacturing
Detroit Gary Iron & Steel Fdrs Inc
Development Corp of Ameflca—
$1.25''"'preferred—
42% July
Sep
10,000
35%
Class
Detroit
9% Mar
Oct
31
Nov
1,300
i
38 Va
37'/a
-
25c
Co
Rubber
Desilii
Feb
34
partic
Inc
Transit
C.
8'vi
Apr
7%
Oct
6 Vb
75
42
41
9%
Co
3734
10^8
1
:
Brothers
Dennison
Dec
38%
Oct
'
Dejay
Feb
100
Sep
12,800
32 Va
32
41
r
18
D.
'
400
"A"
Co___
Stores
Day Mines
Apr
'
19%
1.500
27/a
3
.
.
5
preferred—
Davidson
A pi
13% Mai
Jan
!
Internat'l
Crystal
'
Apr
8%
Jun
72
x
9¥a
(Del)-50c
(Md)
Manufacturing Co
Davega
Mar
9
12%
(•
Daitch
Jun
6 ¥4
1
-
Nov
14¥a
¥8
8 7a
8¥a
5
Petroleum
Venezuelan
Api
34
1,100
18 ¥a
Jan
.
.
Lie
J
Tobacco
Jan
26 ¥2
;
15 ¥4
"%n
Campbell Chibougamau Mines
Canada
1
in
6%
preferred _•
~
Calvatf Consol Oil &
Gas
Camden
600
/
Land
1 ¥2
300
32
14
1
1.50
Industries
&
8%
Jan
1812
Corporation
.
16
17 ¥2
5
common.--!
preferred
Curtis
600
••
"
Drug
Duke
•
commoh
preferred
Aug
Dec
17,300
18 ¥2
dep receipts (ord reg) __§1
13% Mar
5%
{&
'
A
16% July
7,800
19,700
Ltd—
Ltd—
Duraloy
Corp
preferred..
$2.50
*
1
Eastern Aviation Inc
California Electric Power
S3.00
4%
Ja'n
Jan
3,300
7%
6
6 ¥4
xl7¥a
1
Corp.—
Cubic
4,400
.16
50
12Vac
Edmonton
Jau
%
1
5¥e
~6¥a
8
*
Cuban
38
shares._3s6d
Barry jBiscuit Corp
Calgary
Jan
6 ¥«
1
~*
Company new common.
Buckeye (The) Corp.....
Budget'Finance Plan common..
60e
10
•
BSF
.
Jan
10%
Co
Inc-_
Milner & Co.
Cuban
Dec
2 ¥a
Nov
Dec
7%
18
Varnish
Diversey' Corp
1
cl
17%
5%
""
reg...51
Distillers
45 Va
8% Mar
Oct
guban American Oil Co_
36%
*
Brown Company
Brown
a
16 ¥4
24 ¥4
Nov
3%
.
ti
;
■
Ltd—
Mar
7%
1,200
22% Mai-
4%
Cork
Nov
26 "
1,700
10% Mar
Jan
Petroleum
$1.12
Apr
Mar
Sep
Common
Poweri.
Petroleum
Amer-dep
5
32%
Feb
2,700
12 Va
34%
American Oil Co
British American Tobacco—
37/a
10%
44 7
32%
j
__l
Oct
*■'
7
7
Sep
Carrier
Crystal Oil
36%
v,"""*
Co
19 ¥»
13%
1
Jan
6%
•
8¥a
& Pwr ord__•
Manufacturing Co
3 ¥4
9%
~6
1
Breeze
Oct
21%
Oct
2 ¥4
10%
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Nov
10 ¥4
200
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300
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38
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6%
Apr
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s
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3,700
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Jan
Sep
4,200
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2,100
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Oct
4 ¥4
6,900
24 ¥4
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Bourjois
28
22 V4
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12
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8
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10 ¥b Mai-
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Nov
Oct
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29
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A
B
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5
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6,000
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5 ¥2
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Dec
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Apr
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23
1
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Watch Co Inc
Benrus
Jan
13
1,800
20 ¥a
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1
26%
Dec
8
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Inc
Ray
Aviation
Jan
Nov
24
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31 ¥2
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24
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Dec
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class
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(%
28 %
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Nov
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7
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53
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3
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13%
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500
6
5%
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1,200
Mar
20
Sep
300
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Continental
Dec
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16%
15
8%
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Brothers
Barnes
Apr
7%
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16,000
10%
2%
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Banff
Inc
3,900
Dec
Consolidated
Jan
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Jan
22%
23
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July
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Jun
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Nov
34%
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58%
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1
Jan
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Feb
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Corporation
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Coastal
29% Mar
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58%
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Collieries
8%
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1,050
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6%
&
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Jan
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Dec
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Dec
20
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50
86%
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29 ¥4
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800
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32
Jan
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Jan
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31%
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Non-voting
31 ¥2
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Gas
41 ¥»
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Dec
35%
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of
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10,100
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Sep
34
62%
7
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Audio
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32%
6%
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Plywood
99% Mar
890
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Atlas
Dec
86
86 %
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Atlas
85
9 ¥2
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8
39
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Dec
13 ¥4
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23
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85
31%
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20
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Jun
6%
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&
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Apr
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Mar
5
19 %
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Central Power
Nov
37
.
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Dec
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Nov
2
4%
Jun
29%
23,900
%
warrants
Co
&
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preferred
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300
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32
2
18%
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&
8
31%
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5
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of
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Aug
Sep
200
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32
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42%
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—
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Dec
22
73%
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36 %
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5% Mai
Jan
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3%
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5
45%
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2,800
10%
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4%
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5
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Arnold
Jun
7
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4.72,
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Jan
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American
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Nov
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12
10 %
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July
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American
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20.500
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American
American
Co:
9%
37
——1
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9%
4
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Nov
1,800
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Dec
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shares
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of Prices
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for Week
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60 ¥4 Mar
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6
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400
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5
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38
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26
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Jan
1
Apr
61
Feb
47 ¥2
Dec
190 ¥4
Dec
177
Feb
18% Mar
2 ¥4
Jun
Number 5913
191
Volume
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Thursday
STOCKS
%
[Ji—.———
Electric Bond & Share
Elect^kraP111^' Corp
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20%
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14%
Jan
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27%
9,100
25 Va
Dec
33"%
9
17/b
25 V2
33%
8 Va
37%
Sep
16% Mar
1
Jan
2V4 Mai
25%
2,800
10%
3%
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18,700
40%
41%
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40'/a
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5%
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10 %
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500
%
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17%
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;12%
Jan
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Electric
Co
iVi
8
7%
5%
6
6,800
5
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Nov
11%
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6,200
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10%
•
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17
12%
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Feb
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Jan
1%
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Guild
series
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1%
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3,500
Jan
Oct
x;
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Dec
A
5%
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48
Jan
.
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Aug
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Jan
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Jan
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24%
Oct
6%
•
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26 '/a
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19
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Nov
27 y4 M&r
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3%
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Nov
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Nov
%
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17
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Apr
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Dec
8
Nov
5%
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100
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1
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23
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V
16% Mar
•
8%
Dec
7%
'
Jan
31 % May
m
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warrants
Corp—
certificates
Public
Service
Mangel
1%
8%
9%
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11%
Marconi
Jan
5%
Feb
Martin
13%
ApJ
Massey-Ferguson
Jan
23
l'/a
Dec
3
8%
Oct
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Jan
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2%
2%
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Nov
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12
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1
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Machinery
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27
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32
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Apr
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2 Vb
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34
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Mages Sporting Goods
Magna Oil Corporation
Maine
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26
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of America
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1
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Lamson & Sessions Co
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114
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32
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,
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14
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27
Apr
May
May'
107
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5%
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•
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25
2
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8%
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Jun
1
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Krueger Brewing Co.—
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18%
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Hotels
Kobacker
51
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26
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618
18
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Harvard, Instruments
3,100
1
3
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8%
1.25
Dec
18,800
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27 %
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Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum Co,
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30
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72
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Company
Films
Apr
19%
12%
pfd__100i
Company
Company
.1
Dec
1%
3%
86 %
4
Inc:—
Chemical
Producers
Freehold
Dec
5
181
93
—16%
Hydraulics
Griesed'ieek
%
12 Vb
74
1%
25c
169% Dec
250
3b
10c
Great Western Financial Co—
Gririoil
23
Dec
2%
1,400
24
Jan
7 Vb
74
9%
;
Apr
500
10 %
—1'
Industries
preferred
2%
Feb
Feb
7
17
1
20
38%
30%
—_1
Manufacturing Co
Manufacturing
Grand Rapids. Varnish——
Gray Manufacturing Co
d'v
2%
.
,*
18%
13%
Company
Nov
38
t
*
Inc
Great Western
2%
__
—10c
4
10%
31%
Inc———5
&
4,300
1
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
Klein (S) Dept Stores Inc
18%
r=-—1
Gorham
Amer
6,600
39,700
7%
50c
Oct
34 y4
„
,
.——*
Goodman
Great
10%
17%
23%.
1%
4%%
18%
400
1—1 ; *
Products Corp cl A
Consolidated Mines.
Great Lakes Oil
Jan
7%
Corp
Nov
36
3%
.
(Adolf)
45 Va
lVa
Oil
Louisiana
Seal
Oct
14%
Company.
Electric
"6,400
16
:4%,
;?* 15%
—1
Distilleries class B.
&
&
Jail
8
34%
1
—_
(D)
Gas
Drug
Knott
50c
Mines.
Industries
24%
.
Gold
30%
__15c
11%
181
....
14%
23%
Transistor Corp—_
Gobel
11,200
25%
—
400
13 Vz
181
514
General
Gold field
35
20%
-J,
99%
_1
Corporation
Co
Co
14% July
12% Mar
' i:
16%
4Va
Genung's Incorporated
__
—;_1
Georgia Power $5 preferred-...;—__*
S4.60 preferred __X
Union
32%
.____10c
Kawneer Co (Del)
Kay Jewelry Stores Inc:
Kidde (Walter) & Co__
Jari
Nov
~3%. "3%
Stores
Globe
Apr
33%
7%
Kawecki Chemical Co
,
May
1
Dec
3%
General
Glenmore
Nov
3ji!
38
Plywood
Co_-
19%' Nov
%
35
ord
Giant Yellowknife Gold
30
Dec
17
-.it V. 19,400
5%
1%
.
General
Gilbert (A C)
34%
'
General
General
Jan
Katz
Jan-
24,900
25
Corp
Ltd—
rets
dep
18%
55,500
15%
reg___—_£1
Fireproofing
—5
Indus Enterprises—,
American
Dec
4%
12%
_V
1
1
1
General Builders Corp common
,V,
convertible preferred
General
Sep
——1
Oil, Corp
Glass
Kaltman
Dec
13%
—100
—
General
27 Vb
8%
Jetronic Industries Inc__
Kaiser
Nov
«
6
..8%
..
1
Co—
Mfg
277/a
157
4'/4
17
5
0
:
Alloys Co._X.,
General
800
1
Jupiter Oils Ltd—
;
Co
Power
Gatineau
Aug
5.%
11
£1
1.25
reg—
Company
(The)
14
5%
.\ ;
—2750 V
;
1
Inc——;
Co Ltd— :
dep rets ord
(Geo.A)
Jeannette
,,
Jan
4%
_|8Q
Brewing Co
Head
25
6
Flying Tiger Line Inc—_____—1
Ford Motor of Canada.
*
Freshillo
Feb
31%
■V-v'"'';i
Jan
27%
Corp.—.___4
Firth Sterling Inc——i-
Fuller
%
Jan
125
600
%
.
Inc~w_—4---—--2-Sc.;;'
Motor
16 %
30%
Mar
9% Sep
>
1,600
/. 17"%
—;—
—30
Candy Shops Inc.—1
—___—1
Fargo Oils Ltd—
1
————1
American
11 Va Mar
,13
/Kansas
Uranium Mines Ltd
Ford
127/a July
Jun
Nov
preferred
Co
Sep
Jun
,
Aug
30%
_
12%
1
Irving Air. Chute
High
,
6,100
16%
i_r_
Israel-American
Low
14%
22%
:
Jan. 1
Range Since
High
13%
_10c
Co 3.90% pfd—100
Manufacturing—.;
1
Inc
Low
.,
5
Royalty
Ironrite
•
33 %c
Co
Public Service
Fireman
•
Shares
14%"
1
*
Products
Iowa
'
.
_;_1
Company..
Iron
•
6>/a Mar
7
Oil
Investors
Feb
'12% July
9%
'Par
— '
,
for Week
"
Faraday
(MH)
33 Vh May
104
10%
'50
-X;
Funny Farmer
Fiduhaii
Jan
Dec
9% May
3% Nov
1,200
1,600
TYa
—___—__10
International
Intex
9'/4 Mar
7'/b
IVA
19
rr
Inc,,
Ltd
International Resistance
60% Mar
22,300
■6'/2
10V2
Fajardo Eastern Sugar Associates—
Common shs of beneficial int——1
Financial
Dec
Sep
7%
~9%
V
Fox
1%
24
10%
Corp
F«:mways
Dec
.17
Breweries
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
International Holdings
International Petroleum Co Ltd.;
May
40%
6%
(Max)
$2
21
'30%
-*/
International
Apr
39,100
9
l'/a
Last
-
.,
High
38
17,400
7,800
90
%
1
& Co class A
1
Fairchild Camera. & Instrument new__1
Fabrex
Factor
,
37%
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
9%
3%
.
Line___"
-
.
24%
19 y8
25%
Electronics Corp of America.—_'—_—l
El-Tronics Inc.——/—-—-—_____5c
Emery Air-Freight Corp
—„
20c
Empire District Electric' 5% pfd
100
Empire Millwork Corp
.
„1
Equity Corp common—
—
10c
S2 convertible preferred
_1
Erie Forge & Steel Corp common—1
cum
let preferred—
—10
Ero Manufacturing Co—
1
Esquire Inc
1'
Eureka Corporation Ltd—or 25c
Pipe
LOW
23%
Electl^vftsJ^pecialty Co—______—50c,
Eureka
\
Range Since Jan. 1
High
20
;:—1
Electrtmic Confmunications
Shares
►Low
Week's
Thursday
for Week
of Prices
Par
__
(Range for Week Ended January 1)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
_
Week's
Last
29
10,800
.-
,200
17
Jan
39% May
Jan
15%
29% July
Dec
39% July
1,300
27%
15%
100
14%
Nov
19%
8%
2,800
7%
Apr
10%
1,800
3
3%
■* Dec
5
Feb
Feb
Mar
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended January
-ftft
Thursday
STOCKS
Mur Co.—-------England Tel & Tel-—-"Haven Clock & Watch C
Icfria Min & Chem Co.-
35a
3%
Range Since
600
13%
Jan
23%
Dee
Dec
3834
Oct
-20
-.1
Feb
35%
34%
35%
6,100
34%
2 V»
'
4-%.
23.100
4Vs
2%
2%
.ft 35.500
1 %
R.vun
&
Haynes
Mexico
<X
Park
Process
New
Dec
Sep
30 % Mu r
SI.
137 a
12
Sep
22 Va Mur
Salem-Brosius
ft
34
112.400
2%
14.000
ft
"\i
2,400
37 >4
37»4
39 »4
700
4 Ha. 45
3
uuwuuioo
~
~
1
Mines
Inc..——
Lites
Noma
*
—1
A_—10
Class B
1—
10
North American Royalties Inc
-1
North Canadian Oifs Ltd
ft——25
Northeast Airlines
1
Norfolk
Railway
class
Southern
&
Cement
American
North
ife
lft
Jan
—50
pfd—iOO
Co
RR
4V«3»
Pub Serv
Ind
Northern
Rankin Nickel Mines' Ltd—_—1
Northspan Uraniunt Mines Ltd
1
North
Warrants
Nuclear
—
( Del >
10c
17 %
%
Jan
22
Feb
45
Dec
Fel)
34%
Aug
%
2.100
Sep
1 % Mar
% Sep
2% Mur
68.700
%
112
1%
1%
1.800
9
8%
9%
1
12,5)00
5%
5%
38i
Ohio
3712
37'
2
38%
2%
2%
2%
2%
•2ft
6%
5%
2%
Co
Brass
61
787s
78%
1ft
1ft
1
A
2'2
Town
preferred
Electric
1
Corp
1
8 >4
Mur
Dec
Products.-
2%Ui
1%
Jau
4 v«
6"! 4
3'V July
18%
300
Securities
Security
5'iftr
1st
1st
pfd
25
%
2%
Jun
Sherman
Nov
4%
4%
4 %
3.100
72%
350
65
.5
19
19%
600
16%
Jan
7%
1.500
5%
Jau
4 Vs
5% May
Sep
4%
July
5'«
redeemable
1st
5'r
redeemable
Dec
10
Mar
28
6.900
28 Va
3T
Dec
Dec
7%
Nov
14%
5
Jan
10%
Apr
8%
8 %
8%
3,500
6 Va
10%
Nov
7%
7
75s
14,900
6%
-10c
_l
3%
3 Va
3%
8,700
2 '/a
Jan
3%'
43s
600
1 %
Jan
3%
Sep
Sep
Silex
25%
26
800
25 Va
Sep
2?) Va
4r,a
4ft
4%
4,000
25%
23%
25%
50,300
21
20%
22
500
23%
Dec
27%
5
~7%
*
31%,
I
3V«
37/s
common—12.50
107 Va
91 Va
i__
25
23%
23
23%
1,800
22'%
Sop
26
Jan
23%
23%
23%
^700
22%
Sep
26 V4
Jan
22 Va
Dec
26
Jon
4.80'*
redeemable
1st
preferred
25
22%
22%
500
4.50ft
redeemable
1st
preferred
25
21%
21 %
1.000
20%
Jun
23%
redeemable
1st
preferred
25
%
20%
20 3
400
20 Va
Sep
23
82
81
82
750
81
Dec
79%
80%
120
79 %
Dec
84%
87
570
convertible
$3
91 % Mar
Lighting 54.50 preferred...
dividend
S4.40
preferred...
V
preferred
•
S4.75
dividend
S4.75
conv
S4.36
dividend
preferred
.=
Pacific
Northern
Airlines
.1
Pacific
Petroleums
dividend
1
:
Power
Paddington
&
5ft
class
A__
Page-Hersej;
Pancoastal
*
Park
Chemical
Pen
Bol
Class
class
B :
Parkersburg-Aetna
Patino
of
Penn
Metal
Traffic
Pep Boys
■„ft
Pierce
Corp
Pneumatic Scale
Poloron
&
Pratt &
Preston
Jan
3%
Oct
6%
Nov
774
7%
1,700
7
Dec
9
9
9
6%
Jan
ft
100
Jan
40%
700
22%
Jan
45
7s
16,300
*i!
Sep
39%
39%
7s
IS
40%
39%
41%
1,900
23 %
5%
5%
534
1.000
5%
87s
14%
..50
*
...
Inc..10c
_io
~_i
_ZZ—1
A.
Iric
'
14
.
15
4%
Jan
8%
Nov
7'A
337/2
34%
1,000
Jan
19%
Nov
9%
Jan
16%
82%
Dec.
11%
878w
11%
1,100
10%
9%
2,200
5%
42 %
44
2%
22%
2%
44
2%
2,900
21% x23%
10
•
57%
1
2%
ZZZZ" 1
Ltd~~ZZ
"l
57%
57
2ft
63
•
43%"
11,200
50%
4%
4{i
18%
18%
1
...
16
16
16%
d%
9%
61%
15 %
5,100
20%
••
....
25%
13%
20,700
50%
cumulative
preferred
Puerto Rico Telephone Co.
_20e
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber..
Pyle-National Co
""
36%
5
22%
,
9%
Aluminum
Sterling
Sterling
Precision
Oct
44
Fel)
28%
1,200
18 Vs
21%
22%
4,300
18%
28%
Dec
26%
Jan
Oct
Nov
1
3%
211
10,600
2','i
8
Oct
Mar
...
convertible
preferred.
Real Estate Investment
Reis
20
_
America
23 %
Corp
'
&
..
Corp
Argentine Mining
Valley Gas
Vtc extended
to
Jan
Son,!
Rolls Royce Ltd-*-.
Dec
14% Mar
Class
3
1965.
22%
22%
22%
400
25
4%
11%
12
20
207%
Sep
Mar
cumulative
3%
2,200
3
Dec
700
7
Jan
|4;ia
Jun
Oct
38
Mar
11%
12 Vs
%
IOVb
1,500
ft
%
119,200
%
Dec
2
4%
10,200
2%
Oct.
5 'A Mar
9%
Sep
15% Mai-
9
Vs
3,100
35 Vs
36%
1,800
90%
92 %
700
14
12 %
5%
300
8
8
8
9%
14'/a Mar
Feb
Mar
23
Jaii
43
71
Jan
94 % July
6
...
Jan
10
'
Mar
500
Jan
26 Va July
17%
Feb
25
15%
20
15%
800 ^
24%
24
Jan
July
19 Va
19%
3'A
3 Vs
3%
41,500
2%
Oct
20%
20 %
200
19%
Nov
24 'A
Jun
46
Aug
26%
Aug
Oct
.
..
.18% July
.
5
Mai-
Apr
43%
4174
43 7/2
1,400
1
23
22%
23 7/4
300
2i%
Apr
36
357 a
36%
800
33 Va
Jan
44
ftl
127a
13 Va
600
12
Nov
16%
2% Julv
3% Ooi.
4'la
Apr
5%
Jan
1
ft
,
ft
ft-1
"3%
3 74
3%
11,400
I
...
334
3%
3%
7,900
2%
2%
6
5%
Corp
Feb
Oct
4% Mai-
Oct
2%
9% Mar
27a
5,200
6%
2,400
17
17<A
700
14%
Jan
167'4
16%
200
14%
Jan
7%
77a
150
7%
Dec
27%
Dec
5%
Nov
Inc -.ftftft
Tenney Engineering Inc
49%
•
48
49%
2,250
41%
Sep
54%
11%
11%
11%
1,800
11 V»
Jan
26-
25%
6%
26%
6%
26%
2%
•2
9
Jan
27%
6%
1,800
19%
Nov
14% July
30% July
7.500
6%
Nov
9% Mar
27%
5,400
22
Oct
74. ,2%
1,900
'2
Sep
8%
9
1.400
4
'4
2874
3,300
24%
Nov
297/4
Dec
9%
Dec
11
Dec
„
46
3 Va
Apr
,Iah
7%
Nov
12% Mar
76 %
5
6
2,900
3%
3,700
13
260
74
0,300
4
Jan
5%
Apr
July
27%
Dec
86'/a
Jan
Dec,
Dec
Tcxain
Texas
Oil
4%
&
9%
1
12%
Inc..
Light $4.56
—10c
10%
2,600
9%
10 74
26,500
2%
3,900
12
3,800
13 -
•
57(1
Jan
1
17,700
3 Vs
Dec
9'A
-
3%
9 Vs
974
69,200
8%
1%
*
89
175
1%
1
—-!i
-
18,809
19%
19%
20
4,400
3
1%
16,100
88%
15.400
1%
1%
2%
ft
88
:
18
6%
4%
6%
500
-inf-
4%
4%
19,700
17%
17%
17%
700
e0,.
4%
3%
4%
4,700
7 B
'
14
7
nh
f>-
2.000
4%
1
17,200
Dec
2 Va
°
97
3%
Oct
31
Jan
Feb
Oct
Feb
374 Mar
Jan
Co Inc com
preferred—
—IPC
13%
14 "A
800
Jan
17
Mar
Ltd——
1
11%
IIV4
ll7/a
300
10
Nov
14 74
Nov
—
—25c
21%
21 Vs
2174
2,800
21
Dec
34%
Feb
Inc ft————-
—ft. 1
28 Vs
28
287a
1,900
28,
Dec
36
Jan
21%
20%
217/'a
1,500
17%
Jan
24
Aug
8%
Jan-
13
Nov
Thompson-Starrett
70c convertible
Park
Thorofare Markets Inc
?
10
,
"
87a
4
-
4%
4
Aug'
Dec
Dec
Roofing Inc
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd
Amer
7V»
8%
Aug
Jan
6% Mar
Shipyards Corp
Toledo Edison
Tonopah
Topp
4'%ft
£1
58
-ft
preferred
.—
.
'
v
Mar
7%
Jun
Trans Cuba
6
Nov
12%
Jan
Trans Lux
Oil Co class
Jan
5 74
Dec
Dec
38 'A
77 Vs
78'A
Feb
450
11 Vs
Dec
90
Apr
500
2%
Feb
—
2,400
"
37's
3%
"2%
2%
274
17.,100 '
27s
7%
874
1,300
67 a
Jan
—50c
A——.
•A
'A
141,300
Vs
3%
Dec
1
—
1
Corp
ft
97«
9%
10
900
7
Jan
Class A common^
3V«
f33k
2,030
•
2Vt
Jan
5 V«
Jun
Triangle Conduit
—10c
...
Sc Cable
Co—
♦
17%'
I6V2
17%
1,600
13%
25'A
26%
1,300
22%
Nov
Dec
l<>'/4 July
1 ft
Apr
1414 Mar
;
22%
Feb
263s
Aug
3%
Dec
77/s
warrants—
Acceptance Corp class A
Tower
26
'Z.Z "a
Mining of Nevarla—
Jan
25%
25V2
100
374
24 34
—
__
ft. 20
Industries
20%
3.
-
—
i
Todd
.
i
deposit rets ord registered1
Nov
16%
..ft—1
Tilo
Transportation Corp of America3Va
Apr
177s Mar
Nov
171.
Feb
77a Mar
:
Oct
l'A
Aug
3% Mar
22 74
-.
Sep
"l%
8 74
1074,Dec
Dec
9
18 74
17 ;4* Sep
.
Sep
2
;
.
3 Vs
pfd
Co.
ft
37A
I
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Corp ——2——-ft.
Shovel
ft
2'A
...
—
9%
2 Vs
10%
...20c
Corporation—..
Power
Texstar
Thew
Industries
28%
,_i
...
7% May
•
6%
••
"
4'A
21 %, 22 Vz
5%
16%
.-•—10
Tel-A-Sign Inc——
Telepromptcr Corp —
I Vn Ma r
31,
Jan
5
Technicolor
3% Mar
74
see page
Va
i
.•
Oct
Nov
....
Aug
July
6
30%
Dec
Jan
75
footnotes,
3
17% July
24%
••
*
Jan
13 Vs
Anr
%
Lric
Pel)
Sep
fti,
13%
Dec
%
22
Par yalue
changed to
5,0c (share for
share)
12%
21 Vs
I
22
18
2,600
,
July
1,100
2,400
35 Vb
10c
Sep
11%
34.100
100
_
72
15%
ll7/a
*
\k
20c
~
21% July
23%
3-
Tampa Electric Co new commonTaylor International Corp new. Z.ZZZs
1%
50c
;
61
900
.1 llll
Jau
Oct
16%
14%
5
preferred—
%
pfd P
Royal American Corp
RoyaHte Oil Co Ltd
Russeks Fifth Avenue,
1,900
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9 Va
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3,100
64
28
61%
24
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5.800
5,000
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23
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Dec
Oct
12
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14 Vs
24%
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common
1 %
1
11%
11
13 Va
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17 a
1
Jun
Jan
Oct
23%
Dec
Thriftmarkets
Amer dep rets ord
regis...
Roosevelt Field Inc
Roosevelt Raceway Inc.
For
31
Nov
9.%
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Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Roxbury Carpet
Jun
18 %
47s
...
Robinson Technical Products Inc
n«neaoh
19 Va
1,600
1,200
Thdrncliffe
..
Dec
UiVii
14%
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1,900
11%
.50c
Ex-Liquidating distribution
20%
Feb
16%
Talon Inc class A
26%
22%
10%
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Jan
Jau
4%' Jan
Jan
16 3 4
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4%
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84
9 'A
11
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25
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4 %
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Superior Tool & Die Co—
Symington Wayne Corp warrants..
21%
—1
Corp—
2%
700
4%
'
—
I
1
Aug
3,300
_.l()c
(Del).._
70
700
Jan
17%
Oct
6%
400
Apr
5%
Jan
Oct
10%
12
—
22
Nov
22,000
4'A
—
107a
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.ft
,.
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Grande
Nov
47%
26%
■ft—
—
Co.
Remington Arms Co
Republic Poll Inc
Republic Industrial Corp
Rio
29 %
Seii
3
11 %
11%
Va
Products
______
19%
r
20%
IOVb
ordinary
International
Feb
11 Vs
t
ft..
(Hugo), Qorp
Corp.—
Jan
22%
19%
I
Ltd
Inc
Co..
23%
Sep
14,300
3%
13 Va
1
Corp
53% Ma
Sep
19%
L
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Jun
19%
900
6%
73
3
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27Va Aug
1,700
53
1,800..
13%
6%
71%
20
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Reiter-Poster Oil Corp..
Reliance Insurance Co..
Rico
41%
6%
1
Inc
20%:.
12%
13 Vs
71%
1
__1
investment
(Robert)
39%
19%
20 %
—
Corporation
22%
ft-1'
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Soundcraft
40%
-11
Pump Co
Reinsurance
(J Bi
Sunset
Aug
57 % Ma r
*
1
Stop & Sliop Inc...
f S i
& Coi—fts—.i
Stylon
Corp.
Feb
25% Mai-
;
46
I
common
Container
Stone
26
Dec
11%
& Co...
Brewers
Stinnes
Sep.
22 Va
20%
1
Corporation
Sterling
.
Reeves
i A >
Jan
32
22%.
600
22%
I
Stroock
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Rapid-American
1
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Rath
Packing Co.
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Raymond International Inc (new)__3.33
-Reading Tube Corp common.
1
Reda
Parts
Stein
Dec
Ramo
Trust of
Steel
11%
200
600
22%
23%
22%
10
Canada
of
17%
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23%
23%
:
preferred
Dec
36
60
55 Vs
5
1
Enterprises
Instruments"
Jan
Jan
53 Va July
29%
55
__2
:
Corp common
9%
90
Feb
130
28 Vs
100
;
Mines
10%
Sep
38
900
Corp
1.100
80 Va
25-Va Mar
Dec
5%
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Mar
S
$1.25
(The )
50c convertible
Stetson
9% Mar
Sep
19 Va
Co
Uranium
Statham
,
Nov
4%
Inc^
Dec
28
500
7,000
29
Ja ill
0%
47% July
17% Mar
Feb
7
Aug
J 3
Jan
9 Va
Aug
Jan
18 Va
22 3s
22
19%
Corp..
class
Tube
Aviation
Statecourt
Mar
175
Aug
59%
Jan
1,500
77 s
73A
i
•
5%
Inc
21
81%
42
187
Jan
3
8,900
19%
(Kyi
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Q
Quebec Lithium
Shares
Jan
27%
3
Products
Co
vi
25
preferred—
4ft
80%
100
Oil
Steel
14
13 5s
25
Corp.
14%
Colorado—
1,500
7%
ft
Financial
Forgings
Starred
Dec
8 lb
u
Jan
Mar
41%
Sep0
Dec
4
6,100
Corp..2
Inc..'
500
•
5 Vs
5 72
•
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3,400
5
Co
Dredging Corp
Stanrock
Jun
Jan
preferred
Co
fconvertible
Stanley
i|{ Apr
Jan
preferred
Line.
Royalty
Standard
Jait
4
Pipe
Standard-Thomson
Dec
83
Materials
Standard
72% Mar
Nov
4%
5Vs
13%
25
preferred
Standard
Jan
Sep
2
100
1
"
v
Sep
preferred
Petroleum
Standard
Dec
*
65
41%
54%
50
2%
4%
Nov
Nov
14%
4,900
(Deli...2.50
"
Jan
32
300
2%
5
5 Vs
25
California
Standard
Sep
9% Aug
67
Jan
Aug
6 %
Ja
13
45% May
8,300
56 >A
54
56
-
31%
105
70
10634 HO
25
cumulative
Standard
14%
Jan
8%
preferred—...
preferred
cumulative
$1.60
98% Mar
IIV4
Jan
I
Sep
Jan
35
33%
25
Standard
14% May
x88% x89%
89
lrt
25
Stahl-Meyer
Feb
8%
122,300
3/s
.
110
12.50
Spencer Shoe Corp
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
Jau
12%
700
8%
900
3,300
15%
Mar
i
Edison—
Spear & Company
Feb
3,800
15%
8%
•4
4 Va
25
Southern
50% July
5,500
•
6%
6
6%
15%
Jan
Sep
convertible preference
Southern
Dec
7%
Dec
1%
6%
cumulative
Southland
lVa Mar
Jflli"
Co
4.08ft
75% July
6678
92,300
4 Va
cumulative preference..:
Southern
Jan
60%
66 7ft
Dec
1%
8,600
1
4.24ft.
Jan
14% May
800
66 %
10%
*
4.48ft
4.32ft
97/a Mar
7%
__
5%
Jan
19,000
~1
cumulative
4.50ft
14% Ma y
8%
46
2%
28
5%
fr
Jau
44
K
3,000
7 Va
cumulative
4.78ft
Aug
1,900
lOc
Polymers
East Dome Mines
4V»ft
17%
2,800
1
class
of
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14
2.500
4
Inc
Gas
1,300
7%
Canada—
Service
15%
original
4.88ft
Aug
15
Oil
Penn
5%
Feb
17%
3%
Royalties Ltd
Providence
18
Dec
5
Progress Mfg Co Inc..„_
Prophet (The) Company.;.
Public
Jan
14%
pesos
10
Lambert Co
Prentice-Hall
4%
600
10%
1
Alexander
Power Corp of
Prairie Oil
1,000
7%
l
Polymer Corp class A
Powdrell
60.900
9%
3%
.2.50
...
Products
1 78
9%
16%
1
1
/2(» Va
50
8%
5%
preferred
Southern California
Jan
10%
(Deli
&
2 %
3 %
Inc
Materials
Dec
7%
...
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie...
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Plastic
1
35,000
Jan
ill
30 Va
7%
Corp ft
Manufacturing
South
Jan
10%
Corp
Industries
Soss
Pharmaceutical
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips Screw Co
Steel
5%
i
Minerals..
Aircraft
Oct
:l
—
Phillips Electronics &
Piasecki
Sep
2%
15%
i
Phoenix
27%
104,600
16
-
;
Co..
__
2.000
2%
9%
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass>..20
Perfect Circle Corp
2.50
Industries
30%
2%
29%
29
Feb I
Dee
I !i
Oct
27
v,
32%
Jun
'A
%
Sonotone
37 Va Mar
29%
2%
19%
77,000
41 %
Oct
__2
Corp
Products
Oils &
21%
500
in
31
%
.
5%
n
Mar
102
Dec
54
1
1
Dec
99% Mar
Dec
1%
..5
Apr
90
Dec
Sep
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd-
Apr
16%
Jan
4% Mar.
112
88
1%
20
Jun
13%
400
16%
(The >
Peruvian
6%
19 Va
Sep
4.200
2
Ltd
Canada
Peninsular
Jan
Sep
7%
91%
90
2
a
3%
11%
200
30%
♦
90 V2 Mar
7,900
•
91 %
8%
Feb
Dec
36 "i
Dec
91 %
Feb
8% Mar
Dec
107%
_1
Jun
4.300
9%
_l
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A.
100
143 Va
89,300
4%
12%
8%
77 Va
Dec
xl9% x20%
30
vtc__2
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Co
;
90%
203a
Pantepec Oil (C At Amer shares-.l" Bol
Parker
3%
l
(CAi
50
78
11%
4
12%
pfd.i_.100
Tubes
Petroleum
77%
77%
120
Oct
A pi-
54
Sep
2%
1,000
30%
1
Nov
84%
120
125% 127%
9%
Light
Corp
85
*
...
Ltd
Warrants
Pacific
ft—ft.*
preferred
15%
Simmons-Boardman Publications—
95% Mar
79%
Pacific
4
29
108 %
10c
5,000
Dee
1% Mar"
Jau
8%
Ltd..
Jan
18%
107 Va
~i\s
28 3 4
2
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7%
25%
24 Va July
43% Mar
25c.
Mines
Apr
Feb
3,900
•
2
Jan
20
1,300
2,200
A pi-
6% Mar
6%
Sep
4
3
—
American
7%
31 Va
.»
Feb
47
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Silvray Lighting Inc
Simca
75s
30%
14%
Dec-
Jan
6%
0
Jan
4.36 ft
Canada
of
Co
Silver-Miller
Jan
9
35
Power
.
Jan
Feb
14%
10.200
12
•
Mar
12
7,000
25
10%
11%
20c
ft
300
13 Va
13 »A
23%
13 %
•Sep
19 V« July
53.500
4
23 3 4
13
*•:
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3
9
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1
Silver Creek Precision Corp
Jun
24%
•
3%
ft
Signal Oil & Gas Co class
Class B ft
Apr
23%
preferred
4%
6%
400
,_3
Corp of America
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum
42% Mar
Apr
series A—25
1st pfd
4,700
23,300
Shoe
25
26
_
5 Vs
—
new
Aug!
Aug
8% Mar
6 %
v
1
&
1%
14
7%
preferred
"21
Apr
Jan
1|,\ May
•
•
Inc
Sherwin-Williams
5 Va
500
6
Mining
Mur
2,400
7,400
4
I;,,t
:
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Products
80
Oct
15%
Denn
Shawinigan
Feb
24%
preferred..
"l
■
1
Inc
Sherwin-Williams
Sliattuck
Sep
Jau
x634
x6'/a
100
1% Jan
Nov
7%
23%. Mai-
4%
—
Co.^
98 % Mai
%
1
1,900
1
9 Va
11%
—10c
4 0 Va Mar
3
20
11%'
5/a
ift
lft
100
20 Va
7'A
America..'
Leather
600
6
Petroleums—
Servomechanisms
Seton
100
17 Vs
7%
Airlines..
Inc
Corp of
18%
20'/a
3.50
Serrick Corp class B
Dec
25
1st
Apr
19% IVIar
—I
Sentry Corp
Jun
25
preferred
5'r
-
Bros
Nov
74%
29%
July
20
Sep
Sep
Corp.
Dec
85
20.200
28%
22
Dec
Ltd—.
Co
General
Corp
(The)
Seem an
26% May
Jan
4 Vs
29'4
Dec
16%
Milling CorpI
Freehold
Seeburg
Jun
,
Oil
Sep
33
160
14
10
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
18%
16 Vs
r
'
«
16%
18 5
25c
Co—.
Western
Seaboard
2 Va May
14.200
*
,
Pacific Clay
11%, Apr
Seuporcel Metals Inc.
89 % Mar
Nov
1
Dec
Sep
7858
Fisher
&
Scurry-Rainbow
74% May
3%
6%
247a Mar
Dec
L
Sep
4%
7*4
20% Mu
Dec
6%
25c.
ft
4%
19"4
Sep
13%
—.
5%
61
Sa y re
'
P
—
Feb
3.000
5
Securities
Overseas
Oxford
ft
Corp
Mtg
Paper Corp.,
47«
2%
35%
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares.lOs
Opelika
Saxon
Dec
1%
87
16 'A
700
...
2
Nov
%
1,800
5,900
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35%
\i
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Allied
47.500
86
—ft—1
7
Corp common
cumulative
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Seaboard
108,300
86
(Del»._
Savoy
Sea boa) id
31.000
1
18:%
I
5Va Ma r
46.700
90c
Old
Feb
14%
—50c
Ltd.
Oct
16
1
6%
100
Jun
6%
Petroleums. Ltd
-
Petroleums
Jail
Dec
12
ft
u
Sapphire
Snrcee
2%
310
24%
—.———
6%
18%
20
Feb
77.900
lft
5%
Ltd
Jau
13%
series preferred..;—
33%
40
80
1V4
5.60%
Feb
8,900
22%
4% ft preferred
Oils
»3%
20
Feb
30,900
6%
63
6V»
Okalia
2,000
7%
preferred
series
8%
3.900
24%
Ohio Power
4
18%
—20
20
40 '•»
32
150
.
20c
Corp
Oct
14'«
preferred
4.40',
Feb
14%
Dec
preferred.ft—
series
40%
5 Va
1.400
38%
50c
Petroleum
3%
6'A
6 'A
Jan
1,500
3%
4
Oct
33A
.2.50
i..._
Dec
5.000
5%
38'4
8 %
series
4% 'i
Servo
Ogden Corp
33
2%
*
Inc
Ltd-^.—_16
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
5'i
Dec
o
Occidental
High
10,100
pesos
Ltd____
Corp
Carlos Milling Co
Sun
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39%
Lawrence
Sun
Oct
1 iV.
17 %
a
%
—
—-—
of Amer A
Corp
Jun
215:
Nov
—
North. Penn
Mar
3 Va
Dec
Feb
%
,
Rim< Mines
Nipissing
2
111
Merchandise-.
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Ltd————
1
York
Nickel
4
2%
fl
Low
3%
1% Mur
24%
3,100
110
Co-_j.
ot
%
11,700
13%
1
...
Superior Oil?1 UIK
35,900
1334
20c
Mining
New
New
New
7a
28%
m i&vua
Coal «fk Oils Ltd.
Co
—
New Pacific
%
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1
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January 4, I960
3 Va
Company____. .——1
Consolidated Petroleum
Russell
431
New
New
Low
Par
May
of Prices
Sale l'rlcc
High
Jan
Monday,
for Week
Range
Last
—-
American Stock Exchange,
Jain. I
Low
2%
23
X22
23.
1
Nestle-Le
New
Shares
High
Low
30c
Electric-Corp.
National Union
of Prices
~
Par
—STOfc K S
>
for Week
.
Sales
Week's
Thursday
Sales
Week's
Range
Sale Price
Stock Exchange
American
__
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.
•
-
Apr
39 %
Feb
Number 5913
191
.Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial 'and Financial
Chronicle
.AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE' (Range
Week's
Thursday
Last
STOCKS
of Prices
•
Par
Tri-Continental warrants —
True Temper Corp———
Low
Share$~
rLow
27.
27%
22
10
Range Since Jam 1
High
271/4
— —.»
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
for Week
Range
Sale Price
American Slock Exchange ~
21%
22
4,200
25Vb
200
Nov
19
•
24
(Germany)
24
A 6s
Jun
Union
Union
Union
United
23%
13 %
11%
~6%
6%
4%
4%
4%
1ft
.'A
51 %
Asbestos Corp_:
1
& Gas Ltd vtc_—1
Cuban Oil Inc_
10c
United Elastic Corp
•
United Improvement & Investing__2.60
United Milk
Products..
__5
United Molasses Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered——_10s
United N J RR & Canah
—100
United Pacific Aluminum..____—l
U S Air Conditioning Corp
50c
U S Ceramic Tile Co__/!;_—A/——__1
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—1
U S Rubber Reclaiming • Co
:
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United Stores Corp;jj_A;.____L___:._50c
Universal American Corp——___25c
Universal Consolidated OIL———10
Universal- Controls Inc—^—i—__25c
United
Marion
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Sugar
Utah-Idaho
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series
A 6s
series
Aug
Feb
14%
Jan
29
?
10%
Apr
A Sep
Dec
7i30
4
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49,050
41
nr
21,200
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52%
1,000
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2 i3e
%
52%
18
17%
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Nov
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10'A
•0
45%
45
10%'
10
10% ;
1,000
'
May
7%
14
5%
8,000
%
Jan
37%
3.800
35%
Nov
53
stamped
'(Plan
2'As
1
17%:
17%
18%
45,700
15%
Jun
21%
Jan
36%
Sep
22% May
,7'/»
6;800
13%
Jan
.7%
1,900
6 Va
Jan
1,700
6
Jan
7
69
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100
100
*
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102'A
98'A
$57 *'r
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58 Va
57
46
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a
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year's
Ex-dividend,
x
delivery
g
Ex-stock
38%
y.Ex-rights,
being "traded
flat.
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transaction
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range).: r Transaction
for
51%
44;..'
in year's range), d Ex-interest,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
in year's range),
t Ex-dis¬
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(not-included
ca,sh
dividend.
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z
l„/
^
./
; ;/■/■/:.
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:
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beinfe transacted during the. current week.
.///.-'/■ ///'
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sales
;
receivership. •;
;
• /:
■/
above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
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"w i,'
when^issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.%
■
/
§ Reported
no
in
,
,
Abbreviations used
Feb
8
:
64
2008—Mar-Sepf
1997
distribution,
in
Bonds
;A
Npv
30
value,
par
included
tribution.
9% Mar
17%.
92
$60
1972
'
16%
$63
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2'/as
;
90
•
3s Jan
92
$120
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1947-
A)
•
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(not
Jan
17%
19
95
931/a
—
92
Feb-Aug
1947
(issue of Oct 1927)
•No
f
Feu
5%
.
180
■*
16%
10
9%
9%
?/■- "7%,
1,400
5%
4%
5%
2,000
12%
12%
13%
14,200
6%
Feb
5%
5%
4,700
2%
Sep
5%
6,900
13'A
1,000
16 V«
July
'
7
-11
il
III
1
7
Oct
91/4 July
Jan
4%
71/4 July
19% May '
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
'
Corporation
Vinco
May 1927)
$95%
Jan-July
^
1949-
Rio de Janeiro stamped
12'A Aug
36 %
1
of
Sinking fund
r
Dec
36%
5% :
180
18'A
Jan
47%
Nov
6%s
(Republic of)—
13% Mar
Dec
2 % Jan
.
Peru
27% Aug /
Nov
8
2,000
4%
190
" Nov
35
v
180
180,
$16%
Jan-July
—
1967—
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s
"/ 5% Dec
Dec
81/2
15,600
IOV4
4%
41/2
2,700
:
46%
1967—
B
(Prov)
(issue
•A7s
11% Mar
3%
3,400
$150
6%s
stamped (Plan A)
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
•T V8'A Oct
Feb
16'/2 Mar
2,200
5%
A
series
Hanover
Dec
6%
168
5
$150
April-Oct
-j.
Waterways
&
Maranhao
Jan
Feb
41J May
17%
1951/
B
Port
series
4%s
A
Jan
Sep
35
9,200
;
/
$120
Feb-Aug
Jan
23,400
,7:;
,5'As
Dec
Sep
10
Parana
warrants.
(The) Instrument Co....
VicUreen
20'A
4%
1
1
1
Rubber—
&
Industries
Van Norman
Sep
-A---
1952...Jan-July
German Savings. Banks and Clearing Assn—
Debt Adjustment debs-—
Dec
6
6%
r7
—5
—
26%
1,600
—Jan-July
1952
A
VJ
i
Valspar Corp
Vanderbilt Tire
■
52 V2
-14
(Fla)__
Jan
4,500
._15
K—
Corp
14%
7%
23%
United
Universal
12,500
7
United Canso Oil
Universal; Insurance
24%
161/2
Chemical Corp—
5
Gas Co of Canada
*
Investment Co
4
Stock Yards of Omaha^_i__._20
Aircraft Products
—_50c
1951.
7s
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
31% Aug
Jan
•
ABaden
High
ADanzig
Unexcelled
for )Veek Ended January 1)
Sales
—
-_1
1
___;
_
5% !'- :
■
13
.25c
Vita Food Products—
5%
5%
—2
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke ;Co_____—.2
13
6'/b
Dec
8%
Jun
19%
3%, Jan
12%
9V4
Jan
91/4
-
Dec
are
the
daily closing
Jan
;
Jan
the New York Stock
on
representative stocks and bopds listed
averages of
Exchange
compiled by Dow-Jones & Go.:
as
-Stocks-
-Bonds-
"
4
Vogt Manufacturing
Inc
Vornado
■*-
^H'1
■
_
....u;
iioc
10c
<
w-i'.-
•
13%.
13'/a
13%
—
1,700
-
I3V2 Mar
30
Indus¬
Aircraft
Co
:—
/"
5
5%
.
800
5'A
2% Jan
2% Jan
-
$2 cumulative
.100
preferred
.i__
30
series
Weiman
& Company
Wentworth
West
Chemical
West
Texas
Products
Utilities
Leaseholds
Western
Western
Tablet
%
61,100
90%
92 V4
920
90 %
Dec
117
Jan
the
30
%
400
22
Jan
32
Dec
each
IV4
3%
3,100
3'>4
2,400
l'A
1 ft
7,300
1%
Oct
2
17%. 17%
100
16%
Oct
23
82
Dec
91%
lft
17%
•
■
100
3 Va
:i:
2%
Sep
4
Co
Wickes
Corp
Aug
4'A
%
16,600
A Jan
%
29%
29%
100
381/2
38 '/a
350.
Wilson Brothers
common
pfd
Petroleum Co
'Woolworth (F W) Ltd—
6%
dep
Zale
preference
Jewelry
Zapata
1
AAmer
51/2S
Steel
Appalachian
Bethlehem
Boston
subord
conv
&
Pump
Elec
6s
Aug
2%s
of
N
Dec
Nov
81,4
45%
Jun
100
18
Sep
21
Jan
20
85
Oct
100
Feb
18%
14
200
13%'
450
29%
30»/4
400
6s
National
900
17 Va
Feb
29%
Dec
9%
Sep
4%
4%
Thursday's
or
83'2
84 V:
82 3
4
May-No?
May
Jan-Dec
Jan-July
subord
National Theatres &
5 %s
1974
1984
i—
w
debentures
Television,
J
Ohio
1953
Apr-Oct
1961
Jan-July
Power-1st
mortgage 3'As 1968_
April-Ocf
1st
mortgage 3s 1971—!__
April-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3'As 1964..June-Dec
31/4S 1970
Jan-July
Public
Service
Electric
Rapid American
5%s.
■
Safe
conv
Harbor
Co
&
Gas
7sdeb
subord
Water
84
——__May-No»
Aprir-Oct
1964
1981—May-No»
sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb '62__Jan-July
Southern California Edison 3s 1965—
Mar-Sepf
■ft
Corp
J Vbs series A 1973____
3s series B 1973
series D 1976—
3%s series E 1973
3s series F
1979
3%s series G
*
L
1981_____A
.
I
series
J
4 /bs
K
1983__
_Jan-Aug
R^!uern Call'ornia Gas 3'As
fw£ern Countles Gas (Calif)
oouthwestern
wasa ch
Gas
C°rP deb
00
Water
&
Electric
6s
Power
tol
^ Knapp Inc 6s
west
*
Pnnn
Ser
3%s
1970—
April-Ocf
3s 1971—Jan-July
1970—Feb-Aug
Jan-July
1964——Jnne-Dec
debs 1974
Traction 5s~1960—
$243,000
2,834,,650
$7,181,000
Dec. 29_1
3,018.063
7,220,000
U. S.
Total
Gov't
Bonds
•!
Bonds
Dec. 28_—
'
*
Bank
Bonds
Foreign
Bonds
Bond
Sales
$7,424,000
.
V
289,000'
7,509,000
Wed.
Dec. 30——_.
3,680,175
"7.372,000
221,000
7,593,000
39%
Thurs!
Dec. 31-:—
3.810,010
8,565,000
49,000
8,614,000
97%
Fri.
Jan.
+98 %
-±65
111
413'
20%
201
±75
±81
111
20'A
14
20
109
125
88
168
i
v
131
111
108
111
105
$31,140,000
1960
v
Calendar Year
1959'
1959
1958
89
Stocks—Number
A_A
Shares——
of
■"!
U.
\
S.
'•/'
."
15,040,560
16,000
99,000
$875,000
68,619,600
"67,953,020
—__—
.
13,342,898
$802,000
Bonds—
'
$802,000
Week Ended Jam 1
85%
86'A
.
11934
$30,338,000
47
78
81
85
:
13,342,898
119'A
26
109
-HOLIDAY-
1
Total
'
—
113%
118%
75
■77 'A
±96
101
101
88
89'
180
13
;
77V4 '
—
1;
June-Dec
June-Aug
1
101
75
30,338,000
22,762,000
1,517,076,600
1°,314,082,100
—™
$31,140,000
$23,637,000
■*, ///',;</•,!,'
820,296,279
Bank——
747,058,306
•.
$12,000
Government——_=___——_—
International
—
85
\
94 y*
98
86
85%
r'
$109,000
Industrial——
!_4—:
Tbtal_————
90 3 i
5
891/4
gs
5
85
90%
95'2
5
97
*
149% 150
115%
93'A
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
123
26
v
100
17
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
V
178
113
Stocks
.
483
61%
88^B
-
-
90
i75
64
78%
601/8
78
88
85%
82
,,
86 V4
1,832,355
2,125,410
255,000
Wed.
Dec. 30_
84
Thurs.
Dec. 31—
Fri.
Jan.
73 V2
73V2
97.V2
99
99
82%
97%
91%
87
90
85
96
103
491'A
93
90
97%
65%
66
61%
-
129,000
..r._3"666
220,000
T2~,ooo
267,000
_
-HOLIDAY-
.
Total
—
8,688,178
$4,000
$706,000
Week Ended Jan. 1
1960
Stocks—Number
Bonds
.
of
Shares——
1959
•:
$727,000
1958
1959
4,932,920
374,058,546
240,358,524
$375,000
$29,009,000
$19,477,000
15,000
8,688,178
—
$17,000
Calendar Year
11,000
1,677,000
1,485,000
$401,000
$32,171,000
*
$706,000
75
98
65%
-A
92
98
$86%
J,
:
105%
85Va
82'/2
$84
——
1—
107'A
96'A
7
86 VB
98'/e
40
98%*.
■
105 V2
21
100 'A
86 Vb
.
105%
98
3
98
98
91
4
913s
.
86
13
85
90 7 «
?
$111,000
2,000
217,000
2,885,283
Bonds
$3,000
127,000
93
-85
Total
-Bonds
"
•—
86%
1
$1,000'/
1,845,130
Dec. 29_
■>83%
73
$107,000
Dec. 28————I-——
74%
5
Bonds
Tuesv
Mon.
83%
76
Bonds
Shares)
78
$75
GoV't
'
82
75
.
Foreign '
Corporate
Foreign
Domestic
(No. of
96%
80
61 %
88 %
200
$75
97%
$1,585,724,200 $1,382,243,120
99
8534
117'A U7'A
96%
and
sg-
89'A
150
Railroad
103
100
80
19
89 3 4
'
.85--
3'As
A
and Miscel.
98 Va
Mar-Sepf
___Mar-Sepf
I
Int'l
Railroad
No. of
Shares
30
Feb-Aug
1982—
series
Stocks
86
46%. .'56%
April-Oct
1982____
4%s
80
26
17
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
4%s series
87%
71%
31
Feb-Aug
4%s series H 1982
283.8
32%
Feb-Aup
1
360.4
47%
...Feb-Aug
3 %s
:
—1.3
382.7
,
3212
___Jan-July
2%s series C 1976..
318.7
207.1
47
3s
!
■■"-■■
510.5
•
441.6
—0.7
,
;
371.6
231.8
\
321
1998_Jan-July
6s
1967
debs
Power
Co
295.6
570.1
A * '
+ 0.1
457.8
47
May-Noo
1963.
441.6
400.1
490.7
527.7
*
Mar-Sep
to
438.6
•
V
—0.5
*
Low
•
-
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
125'A
79%
57
■
Ltd—
extended
92
120
1,100
65
Inc—
____
England Power 3'As
Nippon Electric Power Co
50
831/a
Mon.
liq tr ctfs—■
April-Oct
1976__Jan-JwZy
211.7
service
and
\
'
,.
—0.6r
.
329.1
212.0
—0.2
554.2
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
1501/2
36%
13
82%
82%
Apr-Oct
Corp
New
6%s due
50
"
547.6
327.4
•
291.7
finance
/;;
'
High
99
s
1963
Hess, 5'As
convertible
73
-
84 %
J63%
823«
National Research Corp—
5s
Jan
544.1
•
!
Tues.
5s 1974
& Western RR 4s 1970
v.
Low
No,
'
Feb-Aug
•
—
.___
Mining
120%
±120
goods
517.9
•«',
441.3
Jan. 1
142
+46 %
June-Dec
Jan-July
Non-durable
—0.4
516.8
-
538.8
High,
—0.4
Range since
Sold
High
135
139
goods
-1959-
Change
429.1
536.4
Utility
Trade,
Bonds
Bid & Asked
June-Dec
1978
91/2
Nov
Dec. 18, '59
25, '59
427.5
_>_
Transportation
Week's Range
Thursday
Sale Price
June-Dec
4%
8,600
5
Quar-Feb
1970
1973
Corp—
Financial
Durable
Aug
7%
Mar-Sepf
Bellas
3 Vb
5,100
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6xh%
Midland Valley RR 4s 1963
•
Dec
Dec.
'
>
Manufacturing
1% May
Nov
Division—
J
Percent
1.
Composite
2% July
prices of the common stock
by major industry groups
and lows for the current
and with highs
follows (1939=100):
Dec
9
11,30.0
1998
101.42
4
Sep 23'
Stqck Prices
Jan
1V4
Interest \ft Last
A
debs
debentures
AGuanianamo
,
68%
8V4
1961
Builders
Western
19Ve May
30% Dec
Jan
21%
mortgage 4s series A 1993
mortgage 4s series B 1993
subord
year are as
Nov
Oct
lft
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s
Great
12%
211/4
42
7%
June-Dec
109.60 Aug
Low ':
1—Holiday
SEC Index of
compared with the preceding week
20 V4
1974
2
Range for 1959
High
The SEC index of stock prices ba£ed on the closing
for week ending Dec. 25, 1959, for composite and
31V4 Aug
200
3%
3%
Jan.
26% May
3,200
49%
Fri.
25—Holiday
Feb
13% Jan
1,900
33
45%'
Dec.
16% Mar
Dec
31/2
85%
Period
31
72.75 Jan
2OV2 Mar
9%
7'%
A 1st
General
Fri.
1 ft
21%
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
1st
108.88
(
Range for 1958
102.82 Dec
107.83
50c
debs
1
series
Chemoil Industries 6s
Lackawanna
Dec. 30—
Thurs. Dec. 31—_
11
6?|"Apr
Inc debs 1994
3'As 1970
4s
Power
9teel
Edison
Wed.
1,800
13%
'
Closing
.
108.07
5,100
13%
<
Date—
108.26
3,100
:
3%
Low
Alsco Inc
Closing
Dec. 23
40c
/v.' ft;-ft
for
-
Dec
3OV4
American Stock Exchange
and <that
3.964
'
Thurs. Dec. 24
10c
BONDS
'ft
3.824*from
to
•
Wed.
.1
1
industrials
.
Jan
•
Zapata Petroleum Corp
;
Nov
1%
__
Co
80.78
80.82
Apr
85%
'
80.83
81.91.
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Jun
18%
49%
the divisor ior the 30
19.40.
lVa
!
Co
from
50
4.1,8
32
£1
Off-Shore
changed
Date—
•
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
'
This
18.97
to
High
18%
14
:£_8
80.85
81.77
-
Low
21V2
ord regular____5s
rets
held.
stocks
107.66
Dec
32 %
:___2
'Woodley
American
share
65
107.99
Dec
13
1
Inc
76.66
Dec. 29___
Jun
3%
•
40
Bonds
81.98
76.53
77.75
Dec. 28
1%
11
*
77.55
87.11
Mon.
15%
12
100
Total
-82.05
76.45
87.15
-
Tues.
17%
..1
.
77.76
87.15
-
108.12
1,600
IOV4.
machine
Industries
218.81
108.32
2,000
3%
V
25
Newspaper
.87.35
Dec. 21—
3,100
12 Va
preferred.
Wood
154,02
Dec. 22
1%
10%
(John) Industries Ltd
Woodall
676,97
Mon.
18%
1
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 4%%
Wood
a217.75
Tues.
18%
10
___1
Industries.
Co
&
217.10
87.29
-
Apr
1%
5
common.
76.46
Nov
% Nov
,
77.75
87.15
31%
18%
17%
18%
1%
1
Williams Brothers Co_
C)
A
//
7,900
■a
ities
42
Oct
37% Jan
.
—
%.
:
Rails
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
35. Mar1"
27% Sep
26
___1
—
Williams-McWilliams
87.14
153,72
Jan
»
Feb
Util¬
Rails
trials,.
HOLIDAY-
153,32
Apr
Corp__
new
the
Dec
3A
27 Va
Grade
Sep
1,400
A
217.49
10
Grade
a The
averages for the 30 industrial stocks and for the 65-stock composite average give effect to
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company's distribution of two additional shares of common stock for
Jan
11,600
3
;
Second
July
3%
.3%
^
3%
_
Oil
:•>
Stocks
669.77
Ltd'
International Oil Co___10c
Stagr. Mfg
<
A
3%
_L_
Invest
&
Wichita River
5'v
Jan
87.01
First '
10.
Indus-
65
.
a672.23
.
5'A Aug
4'A May
Jan
.2
A
3%
1
.__
_—
Ltd
—1
(R
2Ve Mar
Jan
154,28
...
25-—X.
1
-10
Williams
30__
3
l'Aj
C
(The)
Dec.
4% Mar
Jan
3 V4
-Is
White
29_
3 %
Inc_:_—_50c
Co__
Stockholders
White Eagle
26
Dec.
—20
Development
Western
Westmoreland
Dec.
Feb
3%
•
1.25
4.40%; pfd_
Dec.
Feb
1%
91 'A:
!_—1
Inc—__:
Manufacturing
May
3%
29%
37,300
■
.___5
West Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd—:__
Western
1%
♦
(Del)—
80
3%
1 %
ities
670.69
24_
3 Vs.
3%
preference
Webster Investors Inc
Dec.
30 V»
1
Co
5'A Mar
Feb
2%
201/2
roads
Total
Un¬
Date
14'A Mar
&gv
J$ov
71
200
2%
2%
-
10c
Instrument
Webb & Knapp Inc common
$6
-
1,600
'_
'—J-
•
__1
common.:
Precision
Waltham
3%;
3%
c
:_i._
_____
Inc
Bond
Waitt &
*
voting '.trust
Wagner Baking
7% preferred
Rail¬
trials
VV
Waco
20
'
10
10
Oct
16
$99% 100
.\
.
99
101%/
Foreign
Foreign
government—
•
4,000
17,000
corporate—_—.—-.
Total-—
,
$727,000^
,
a
,
.1,568,000
1,745,000
$22,790,000
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(32)
32
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
\
Thursday
Thursday
Last
STOCKS
Low
Par
American
Sugar
Corp—
Motors
American
6%
cum
cumul pfd adj—
54fc
Sep
89 %
58%
Oct
Stores
First
National
Ford
Shoe
S
Steel
Westinghouse
Inc
Motor Co
62%
57
*'■
374
58%
Sep
42%
Jan
18
Jan
56 %
119
23%
23%
10
47%
47%
19
22%
29
29%
%
Dec
20
20%
92
•
>
'
Sep ;
25%
600
59%
89 %
Sep
34
1%
75c
Jan
37
Dec
20
Thursday
8TOCK8
Jan
56
Nov
42
Jan
5%
Oct
11
July
729
55%
Nov
81%
Jan
50%
Feb
93%
Dec
National
New
New
Electric System
England Tel dr Tel Co_.
Northern Railroad
Mathi^son Chem
Pennsylvania RR
.
Shop
14%
Jun
6c
Jan
19c
Feb
19%
Jan
21%
Jan
34%
Dec
38 %
Sep
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Eastern
Monday, January 4, i960
43% Mar
27%
64
Co
Range
Copper
NOV
80%
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Sendee
96 %
76%
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Calumet,
1 Feb
26
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62%
62%
Boston & Providence
Cities
488
U
High
—
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Edison
Low
84%
27
79%
50
Anaconda Company
Range Sine* Jan. 1
.
of Prices
Par
Share*
High
80
84
common__25
33*
Refining
Tel-
American Tel de
Boston
5
Week's
Last
Sale Price
for Week
'
Range
•f Prices
Sale Prtea
STOCK8
Sales
.
.
(Range for Week Ended January 1)
Boston Stock Exchange
Week's
.
40.
23%
86%
"
54 y4
48%
39
51%
57
'
21%
45
Nov
67%
Aug
Feb
-Borg-Warner
Sons
Brach Ac
Corp
(E J)js
Nov
52%
Jan
Budd Company
Sep
58V2
Jan
Industries (Un)
Burroughs Corp (Un)—
Burton-Dixie Corp
—
Feb
Nov
28% May
Burlington
Canadian
Export Gas Ltd.
Pacific
^
50%
Oct
Jan
Canadian
9%
Jun
29%
Oct
Carrier
Nov
28%
Jan
Corp of America (Un
Centllvre Brewing Corp
*
22
22%
31
23%
23%
198
22%
85%
86%
.49
72%
Oct
.
64%
87% Aug
Corp
common——
8
1
45%
147
150
40
38%
109
48
25%
25%
25%
300
19 y4
24
23%
24
4,100
14%
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Jan
Jan
34%
34%
35
400
28%
Oct
12.50
23
23
23
300
20%
2
2%
2A
7,800
25
24%
—-8
2
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50c
25 Vb
1,000
39%
38
40%
300
27%
—--25
Celanese
27%
27%
100
25%
6%
6%
7%
6,000
3%
24%
,
Jan
3%
Jan
32% Mar
Dec
48%
,34% Nov
Jan',
45% Mar
24%
Sep
Sep
OCt
31% July
20% July
Jan
30c
-
% 'Dec
155
Feb
.Jan
-
Jan
34% July
7%
Dec
Number 5913
191
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
(33)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Thursday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
-V
.
LOw
-5
62%
63%
2,900
19%
201/4
1,000
52
27%
28%
Chegapeafce & Ohio. Ry (
1,100
5,600
28%
.25
67(4
65%
24
22
•
>
Sep
c9m/ Nov
50%' Nov
26%
66
Apr
60
July
36
74%
Apr
33% July
19
Nov
National
New
York Central
North American
Aviation
Jan
Service
Cities
Cleveland.
,
4*<2
.8.50
,•
% preferred
—■_
Inc__,
System
Consolidated Foods
(Un)—_
Powe^, Co
Feb
72% May
Northern
31%
Dec
37
Jan
Northern
47
Oct
63%
Jan
of
80%
Dec
80%
250
54%
Jan
Northwest
Airlines
80%
Dec
13%
90
Feb
250
Northwest
13
Sep
16
Aug
BancorporatTonTIH"H3I33
23% Mar
34
20
42%
,100
19%
20%
1,300
57%
19%
Nov
56%
57%
3,200
29 '/a
551/2
Jun
28
291/2
22%
Sep
16% Dee
56% Mar
47%
200
53%
29
26%
29
47 J/4
46
47%
1
10%
5
(Un)
3,500
27%
Ford
Motor
42%
42%
275
41%
30
30%
800
24%
97%
99%
300
74%
25%
100
23
Jan
8%
8%
100
61/4
Feb
2641/t
200
203%
Feb
33%
900
451/2
Freuhauf
F .VV
D
General Dynamics
Foods
Corp
(Un)
12%
Sep
400
10%
Oct
7%
1,300
7
137%
Dec
800
20%
Jan
10% July
Jan
140
Pure OU
Co
1
Co
Revlon
Rexall
Inc
Dec
Jan
29%
29%
2,200
18 %
Jan
30%
Dec
8%
9%
900
Reynolds Metals Co new comwi
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco
Richman Brothers Co
8%
Oct
14%
Feb
River Raisin
9:
9
9
500
7%
Feb
3
2%
3%
3,200
21/2
Jan
3%
Nov
8%
8
8%
800
7%
Feb
.9%
Jan
48%
5,100
47
45%
98%
Oct
66%
National
Feb
74%
Feb
54%
5,600
45
24
24%
1,000
22%
Dec
26
Oct
Schwitzer
81%
83%
600
641/4
Jun
85
Dec
Sears Roebuck As
53%
81%
5
10
106^
Dec
58% July
Mar
66%
__
66%
500
3,000
44% Mar
68
Dec
_1
23%
23%
23%
16% May
29% July
.10
45%
45%
45%
100
42
Nov
49%
Jan
14%
14%
200
11%
Jan
21%
Jun
46
467/a
1,000
48
48%
100
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49 %
8
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12%
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400
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108
37
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,
26
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59%
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42%
45%
50
50
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Indiana
Steel
4Q /,
Dec
Standard
44%
Apr
Chemical
Middle
South
150
33%
Sep
25%
267/B
350
23%
Jan
28% May
44%
45%
700
40%
Nov
55
86,1/4
84
87%
2.500
31%
Jan
94
Dec
45%
47
1,000
43% May/
41
39%
41
400
,
47%
49%
'30
49%
38
600
39%
54% July
54% Apr
Dec
Jan
57
July
30%
300
131% 135%
33%
1,400
1,100
33%
Dec
36%
38%
38%
1,000
28%
Feb
18%
18%
100
17%
Jun
45% May
19% Oct
7%
7%
19
30%
135%
33%
38%
u
1.10
85%'
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28%
113
6
Jan
35%
Apr
May
140%
Nov
Jan
700
60%
87%
,
Jan
300
.
•
Jan
7% July
Feb
871/2
Dec
'
~4%
Toledo
Edison
Jan
,33 %
Nov
Oct
117
Feb
Trans
Nov
Trav-ier
_I_I33%
,2%
2%
300
1
21%
21%
59%
'.100
...
28%
•"'
2%
19%
Nov
5
'
Oct
v vDec
3% May
23%
251/4
Jan
31%
Sep
Union
Electric
2,100
10%
Nov
13%
Jan
Union
Oil
100
80%
Jan
98%
Oct
Union
Pacific
17
17
900
Jan
United
Aircraft
8
8
1,200
United
Aug
23%
6%
Feb
Co
Co
l
8
'
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53%
•
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44%
Nov
59
300
42%
Jun
52%
400
26%
27%
900
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80%
43%
43
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400
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43%
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,
Jan
26
Nov
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70%
Feb
800
.
32%
16%
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,
Jan
Dec
62% May
36% Jan
Oct
25%
26
2^500
24%
21% Oct
28 Va
May
42%
Dec
Jan
52%
Apr
491/2
471/2
501/2
59 Va
Jan
55%
511/4
15"%
50c
convertible
10
n
lb
Muskegon
Motor
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Dec
7%
600
7%
Jan
9
Mar
173% 173%
2,700
113%
Jan
178
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43%
Jan
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Dec
22- :
22%
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171/8
175/«
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32%
700
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41%
22%
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200
16%
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22% Aug
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22%
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(Un)
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33%
35
146%
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Inc
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Feb
Stores
Wilson
&
.
6%
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5,400
39
Jan
56% July
Wooltforth
200
40%
Feb
53%
Sep
100
551/4
Jun
65%
Jan
1%
1,500
1%
1%
600
1%
1%
Dec
Dec
4
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22
24
15 V
Dec
I
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200
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500
400
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footnotes,
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Sep
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Co
Sheet
&
120%
42%
Jun
30V8
30%
1,100
39%
40Yb
1,400
36%
30 Ya
53% July
38(4
,
Nov
89
Sep
62%
62%
62%
225
46%
Jan
99%
98%
99Va
/L,000
88%
Feb
900
.
10,500
400
105% 109%
19
44% July
45
Mar
.
118%
<
1 000
71
34%
L100
28%
18%
50
15%
52%
Jan
42%
Apr
"
Dec
19(4 May
Sep
18%
"
68% July
108%
Aug
29(4
Sep
10% Nov
30% Jan
32%
Feb
65% Mar
Jan
23%
Feb
150% July
35% Mar.
Nov
400
42%
Sep
Feb
.143,%, Apr
Peb
30%
1,000
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110
Dec
Dec
3f% July
20(4 Mar
100
40% July
1 32Vz
33%
900
28
Jan
36%
38%
38(4
38%
2 020
35%
40%
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10
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26
26
26(4
300
23%
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27%
Jan
10
^67
400
53%
Jan
67.
Dec
,*
—,10
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(Un)
__
67
67
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•
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cn.„_
Tube
,
37% Sep X
29%,Nov/;
40% Dec
29% Nov
•
70
34% Sep
24 Va Jun
,12% July
Feb
4%
200
51
May
17 Va May
:
23% Jun
4,200
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81%
81%
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193/8
,
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112
.
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.
50
■
31%
32%
•
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Radio
Jan
42%
Jan
Zenith
23%
94(4
(Un)
Service
29% July
70
28%
Corp
Publishing Co new
wrlgley (Wm) Jr. Co
Youngstown
^
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Oct
42
3% May
.
\
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Jan
87% Aug
35 V4 Apr
"27% Jun
B
Power
World
61%
July
Nov
Sep
71% Oct
36%
Co
Electric
56
15 J/4
38%
11.
30%
94%
common,
Bankshares
Public
Jan
Aug
16%
Wisconsin
Wisconsin
I
275/«
—
38 % May
29
3635%
_
Jan
47%
*
Inc
.
Oct
66%
Jan
31%
27%
Oct
20V,
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4
Union Telegraph
Westinghouse Electric Corp
53
1%
%
l8,
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146% 146%
<t 92
Feb
29%
35
__
10
Dec
16%
.
22%
40%
5
Western
,^hlrrI?°°1 Corp
Wieboldt
61%
—5
3,700
f-,33%
10
Jan
Aug
,
_•
(Un)
«i
17%
65%
•
9% Jun
9% Aug
52% Apr
24% Dec
19%
1
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,
64
,
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52%
1
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Corp
ISS
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_
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12%
Dec
32%
7%
1
II,
—10
_
50%
51
56
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72s
/
22
'
45% Oct
300
65
49%
Jun
preferred
10'600
16%
64
34%
44%
Morris
(Philip) & co (Un)
Mount Vernon
.The) Co .common
,
,
3 000
16%
64
__
Ward &
.
55V2
1
5
109%
100
..
Sep
Nov
8
55%
v
39%
•
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2%
12.50
55%
Co
(Un)
\
13%
10
Utilities—
Jan
41 Va
Nov
27%
Mar
52 V8
Feb
34
11%
Feb
20
Dec
Apr
22
26
17
Jan
Dec
1 300
13%
Dec
15%
58%
67%
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26
12%
200
Dec
Jan
48% Nov
38% Nov
23
1
500
18%
>
May
May
85
6,200
of"!6 Co
steel
12
Nov
ll'i SS
l
16%
13
—
Montgomery
20
3,000
Feb
12
Dec
Aug
Dec
50%
8% Feb
8% Feb
39
54%
81
"*35
39% Jan
77
56%
45 Va
Jan
42%
Gypsum
U S Rubber Co (Un)
US
23%
900
50%
Webcor
16%
18%
River Fuel
3,™
56%
qtolversal Oil Products Co
12%
16%
12%
4
__
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Manufacturing Co
Monroe Chemical
Co——
Monsanto Chemical
53% Jan
9.™
89% May
22% Feb
I.IllII
Minnesota Mln &
Mfg (Un)
34% Nov
Mar
441/4
11% Mar
53%
55
11% May
56% Dec
61%
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4
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37
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__
v
9% Mar
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Jan
43
47 V4
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-
&
45
...
800
9%
38% July
50 Va Jan
Oct
Jun
California
of
29% Jan
Nov
States
16
,
13% Apr
40
Nov
34% May
27% Dec
27%
Corp...,
10%
Jun
45%
Jan
88%
64 %
.
24% Jan
35% Oct
Corp—
Tri Continental
Corp (Un)
20th Century-Fox Film
(Un)
10%
71%'Dec
48
L400
Radio
Carbide
50% July
204fin
Airlines,
Union
100"
29
World
88%
10%
l
common
73%
100
r31
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,-,200
10
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28%
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31
50%
44%
Thor Power Tool Co
91
400
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37
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47
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73%
81
47
25
Temco Aircraft Corp^.^.^.^.^w
32
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43% Sep
66% Apr
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36%
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Transamerica Corp
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68
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——,1
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22%
37
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53%
July
Jan
72
36%
Studebaker-Packard Corp (Un)
95%
95%
54 %
.
50%
!
Storkline Furniture
32
•
Dec
Apr
43%
Railway Equipment
Corp
52%
8.75
48 Va
Feb
finn
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Minneapolis Brewing
Mississippi
32
Dec
44%
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Dec
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9%
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33,%c
i
Medusa Portland
Cement
Merck & Co (Un)
Merritt Chapman & Scott
Metropolitan
.125,.
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5 % Jan
24% Jan
,
1
common
Cement
Field
8%
<
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71% Aug
34% Nov
*
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&
(Henry C)
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6,500
46%
Printing Co
Marshall
2,000
9%
32
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Marquette
4%
8%
Dec
Aug
48%
6*28
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4
Jan
23
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31%
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23
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~(Un)—~III25
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Lincoln
Jan
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Kimberly-Clark Corp
Knapp Monarch Co
Kropp Forge Co.
'Leath
16%
100
Jan
Dec
30
10
common
Power A Light (Un)Kennecott Copper Corp (Un)
Co
12%
37
100
Corp
Kaiser Aluminum
series
2,400"
126% Jan
Nov
100
Co.—
Gas
12 Vs Mar
Sep
8% Jan
41
Dec
36% May
52% May
41% Oct
-
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Johnson Stephens & Shinkle Shoe
Jones & Laughlin Steel
(Un)—
4.32%
Jan
38%
38%
—
Laclede
24 % May
41
Interlake Steamship Co
International Harvester
International Mineral & Chemical. —5
International Paper (Un)
7.50
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International Shoe Co.
International Tel & Tel (Un)
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Interstate Power Coj„— ~3~50
*
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35%
9
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Sperry Rand Corp (Un)
125
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Southern Pacific Co (Un)
Dec
41
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Feb
58%
105
39 Va
43% May
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43
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Dec
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22
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15% July
Jan
300
31%
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General Motors. Corp
General Public Utilities
Genl
Oct
600
11%
45%
110 /
39
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Corp
91%
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General
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
Potter Co
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10
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Dec
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General Box COrP;
General ^Contract Finance
General
.,
9% May
2751/4 Aug
Apr
6%
54%
26%
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Nov
21% May
Jun
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89
91
5
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Dec
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Dec
75%
28
29%
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corporation
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32%
7,400
1,900
137% 140
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100
22
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.
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July
47% Mar
11,%
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Feb
Dec
18%
6.25
2
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Process
106% 108%
7%
52
Apr
40% Dec
34%
Apr
Dec
Nov
,
40%
Jan
25%
Corp common—__i
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Foremost
Jan-
600
IIV2
;
Jun
47%
18 i/s
38%
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16%
.
Apr
46
1
17% Mar
31.:,,
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13%
32%
31%
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59%
25%
Dec
Sep
Sep
25% May
107%
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3,100
59%
Jan
Oct
29%
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32%
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200
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42%
.
57%
70
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4
Nov
Jan
10
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t
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Sep
47%
(Un)
America
28% Sep
42% Nov
^
32% May
54% Mar
a
65%
35%
Paso Natural Gas!,—
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Emerson Radio & Phonograph (Un)__5
Erie
Railroad
Co
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Jun
25%
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Corp
Jan
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3-000
900
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141/2
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of
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Mar
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100
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52
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300
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Sep
,
30%
27%
1
Firstamerica
32%
60% Mar
63%
471/4
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Firestone. Tire
Aug
Jan
13
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Jun
42%
10
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Whitiney
132
,
May
27%
5
Fairbanks
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52%
301/4
5
Co
Feb
251/4
Moflt Laboratories Inc (Allen B)—
Eastman!Kodak
Oct
Feb
106
Dec
68% May
600
63%
1
Pont,(E D'qe Nemours
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Feb
35%
Sep
1,000
41%
5
.
-
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27%
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;
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/(Minnesota)
63% Mar
600
—
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200
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75%
Dec
321/2 *$2%
5
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53%
26%
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100
400
200
31
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;
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Chemical Co__
Air
Ry
700
& Company.—
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Pacific
300
1,300
531/2
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Dodge Manufacturing Co..
Vai?
34%
10™? lol%
9o3/4 o?
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4«s/8
-m
Cudahy Packing...Co
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un).
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25%
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Natural Gas Co
48%
10
America
34/4
1
High
53% Sep
28"% Jun
MUJH
32%
....
Corp.
Since Jan.
'
Northern
—25
Co
—>T»
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Du
50%
1. 33 J/3
Crane
Du
1,000
Range
Apr
Feb,
47,,%
ol America—„
Controls
Drewrys Ltd
69
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Motors
Dow
201/2
4R%
—10
——
Continental
Deere
Jan
32%
Continental Can Co'
Co
Dec
8%
Share*
«>
48%
•
Consolidated Natural Gas_„•—...
Container Corp
27%
500
^1
^4
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\
48%
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Commonwealth Edison, comrpon
Consumers
a
—1
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp
Columbia Gas
"
—10
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Cliff's, Iron common
Coleman Co
200
14%
66%
68%
27%
for Week
Low
•—"? 1 -JZ,
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(Un)
II.
RR_"I
Sales
>
of Prices
'
Gypsum Co—— 1H
National Lead Co, (Un)
National Tile &
..Mfg
Jan
pec
No
600
*22%
Nov
65%
23%
,2j'<■'1
Prod"(Un)*77'
27%
-'-25
Sale Price
National Cash
Register
National Distillers
2g</4 APr
'
Week's
Range
14%
Chrysler Corp ——!
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
Thursday
>
1
High
.
800.
25
22
Low.
55%
210
67%
24%
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.
•
511/2
-1 =
1
/
,
62 V4
.25
1
Shares
High
20 V*
v
.,1
Chemetron Corp-!
for Week
of Prices—■-
j
(Range for Week Ended January 1)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
33
—————■
44
Aug
Oct
15
-Dec
19%
Dec
80
Oct
91%
July
.12%
117
88
-
Jan
22
Jan
141
Sep
138
Jun
Sep
1
Aug
i
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
Monday, January 4, 1960
.
(34)
34
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended January
'
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Shares
:
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7":
Admiral
Corp
Aeco
V
--
(Un)
Warrants
31c 1
3%
Feb
1.200
10%
Jan
934
9*4
1,500
\7%
Feb
700
.
4
35%
600
26%
34%
700
106%
106% 106%
100
81
72*8. 72*8
100
70% "Nov
Consolidated
(Un)
,
Consol
39
May
33
Nov
700
40% Nov
Oil
Chica
Hill
27
Feb
64% July
400
11%
Sep
2,300
8%
Nov
19% May
Jan
18*8
>■
1,500
10%
Dec
14%
Oct
1,000
25%
Feb
96%
Nov
1.200
13 Vb
Sep
18%
Apr
41% Sep
300
2,200
75%
37*8
56% Feb
\
Feb
56% July
136% Nov
May
62
Apr
89
Sep
300
5,000
400
58%
Oct
74 y8 Mar
29%
Nov
37*8
100
46%
Jan
68% July
300
Ink
Canada
Co
&
Instruments
Jan
3%
Apr
2*4
Nov
700
10%
Jan
17% May
2.000
13%
Sep
18*8
200
16*8
38%
Nov
49
6.600
45c
100
29
13
July
600
9
Inc
12
•
Apr
Mar
Feb
14c
Oct
46y4
3%
Dec
12
Feb
48
Dec
Aug
19% Jan
36
Dec
700
38
1.600
25
■400
9%
300
14%
Jan
100
29%
Sep
Jan
26*8 July
-
45 % Mar
19%
Jun
24
Oct
500
28%
Nov
32%
Aug"
19
Dec
22%
Jun
3-& Feb
400
24*2
100
35
Nov*
100
18
Sep
900
30%
32*8 Mar
12*8 Nov
400
Dec
Oct
23%
48%
Jan
26%
Feb
36%
»
Jan
Aug
500
25%
Sep
34% July
200
14%
Jan
46
Dec
300
11%
Sep
16%
Apr
4% Dec
6%
%
Dec
II.400
Rights
Champlin Oil 8c Refining
32
Dec
600
19%
Nov
25
100
(Un).
1
Aircraft (Un)——:_
1
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
25
Vought
25*8
Sep
41%
Jan
73%
Feb
Apr
100
65% Sep
*
500
23%
Nov
33
July
Chicago Rock Island & Pac (Un )_____*
300
27 V2
Dec
37
May
25
700
50% Feb
72% May
46*8 Nov
64%
Chrysler
Corp
Service
Cities
Fuel
Colorado
Columbia
Cons
Gas
System
Consol
Edison
Consolidated
Continental
(Un)
-1
Edison
Chollar Gould
Co
Gas
N
Y
23% Mar
19%
900
19%
57 %
24c
58*8
58%
Corn
Oil
Products
Co
Co
Oil
Crestmont
(Un)
10%
Apr
96c
Feb
1
58 %
Dec
67%
Jan
23%
Sep
29%
Dec
58%
Jan
Nov* '
12%
Jan
15% July
10%
Oct
13%
■
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...
63%
44%
563s
56%
5%
5%
53%
51%
2-200
400
53%
S
Apr
67% Mar
46% Oct
100
1
•
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Zellerbach Corp common
Crown
53%
5
j-
(Un)
Jan
Dec
100
13%
:
Continental
24*8 Mar
100-
300
46
137
Dec
Dec
200
10
34 Vb
56%
900
28%
Jan
10% May
Jan
22c
5.000
293a
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(Un)
5%
100
22c
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Motors
300
1.33%
com
Continental Copper & Steel Ind
Continental
32%
10
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Corp
200
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Foods
600
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48
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common
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&
Commonwealth
10
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59 %
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Jun
May
7
4
Nov
50%
Jun
60 %
Jan
♦
86
180
86
Dec
97 V*
Apr
Amer (Un)..12.50
27%
500
28
May
32%
Feb'
%
600
% Dec
2%
Jan.
Preferred
;
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Crucible
Cuban
Steel
Co
of
American Oil Co
50c
Cudahy Packing Co (Un)
Curtis Publishing Co
(Un
Curtiss-Wright Corp
17'/a Mar
14%
200
10%
Jun
__1
11%
11%
200
10%
Sep
16%
Jan
1
30%
30%
300
27% Jan
40%
Nov
5
»_
(Un)
com
Electric Co
Gillette
Erothers
Goebel
Good
Records
Deere
&
Inc
8c
Desilu
»
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Productions
Rio Grande
RR
Ltd
Douglas
Inc
17%
13%
1.500
Oil
Ipc
Air
Eastman
El
Natural
Paso
Electric "Bond
Emerson
&
Radio
Emporium
•
,y
-
Factor
Fargo
Oil &
Lakes
Great
Nov
1
44%
Nov
126 V*
Jan
36 %
36r%
200
35 Vs
Nov
37 V*
Dec
18%
18 Va
19
3,000
17 Vn
Jan
26 Tb Mar
(Un)—__—2 1/12
*
.1
Hilton Hotels Corp
2.50
Hoffman Electronics
50c
74%;
74%
74%
100
9
9%
200
373I
36 V4
37%
400
31%
26%
25%
27*8
700
23
Oct
1
75c
71c
80c
11,900
71c
Dec
New
common
-8%
i_—
w
—7 %
Hawaiian Pineapple
Powder
Hercules
Aircraft
Hiller
Co
Corp.
Holly Development Co
Home Oil Co Ltd class A
Class
•
B
Howe
Sound
Hupp
Corp
-10
1
——1
—
(Un).——
Co
(Un)—
243^
Imperial Development Co
75c
(Un)—50c
Ltd——_—10
&
Tel
Intex Oil Co—
Jade
(Un)
Corp
Lear
Ii.c
Inc new
Industries
Litton
Aircraft
Lockheed
Lorillard
(P)
(R Hi
& Co
Macy
McBryde
Sugar
Mfg
For
footnotes,
41
900
29 Va
Feb ;
45 •'
8%
200
7%
Dec
12Vb
Apr
,2.50
3
1,700
1.85
3%
Jun
49%
49'/a
200
47%
Dec
59 %
Apr
84 V8
84 %
100
60
Feb
87
Dec
52%
100
37% Feb
65
July
12% Mar
Y
1,800
31%
200
49%
52 %
700
2:%
200
18%
20 %
27%
27%,
-
-
Mar:.
May
2
20% July
Jan
33
Nov
45%
Oct
62%
Jan
2*8
Dec
29%
3% Mar
-:
Jun
23%
800
26%
Sep
31%
Feb
52%
54
100
49
Dec
63
Jan
10*4
700
10% Nov
13%
Jan
19%
9%
1,200
Dec
Dec
73 Va
Dec
•39%
Apr
3r:,i
32%
200
28% Mar
37 '/a
37 Va
700
36%
600
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11%
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39c
34
40
48 V*
43%
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6%
2.00
1.80
Dec
Jan
>•"42%
Aug
40%
Dec
39 Vb
200
33%
Nov
42%
43%
500
32%
Jan
61% May
5%
100
5% Aug
7 Va Mar
'
5%
_
7
5%
300
2.00
2,600
•
Sep
1.65
•'
3% May
-
■/.,
■cit
1,800
22%
21
V
19% Nov
33
33
100
32%
7%
41% Mar
Dec
13
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55%
54 %
55%
300
38% Jan
5
29
29
29
100
28%
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23%
23 34
100
23%
Oct
—*
3
52%
53%
200
40 Va- Feb
8%
29 Vb May
V-
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8.000
2
1
162 Va
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,
July
56% July
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Feb
34 "
Dec
-27
•
58%
Jan
13 Vs
100
162%
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8 Vs
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^
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65 c
-
38 V4
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10
1
—
July
Dec
38
300
*
1
1
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1
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Nov
32c
24.100
39%
39c
Jan
25
Nov
10 %
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25c
53 Vb
•
Aug
Dec
163%
Nov''
/
July
->19
13%
13%
13%
300
34 Va
34%
34%
600
—1
12%
12 >/4
12%
800
9%
Jun
14%
Nov
6%
6%
3,900
5%
Nov
10
Mar
——1
6%
England Electric System (Un)—1
Idria Mining & Chemical Co
50c
19%
19%
200
Jan'
2lVs
II
13
13
400
2
500
28%
28%
29
600
52,200
& Chemical
(Un)
Inc
Theatres
Natomas Company
New
I6V4
57 Vb July
52%
Corp
National Distillers
N
•16
2%
51%
Park
Nordon
Co
—•
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Co_
North
Aviation
American
North
.American
Jan' ,'
1%
26
16c
15c
1.65
1.75
2,400
37
36%
37%
1,000
33%
32
33 Va
550
24 Va
47%
200
42%
Nov
2%
2%
100
2%
i.k'34c
Jan
47%
47%
1
Royalties
V 33 Va
Feb
Oct
1.75
—_5
Northrop Corp
28%
28
Va
5%
25
J2.90
13%
13
(Un)
Co
6%
10.800
-
Oct
Feb
Feb
-'752% Mar
.•30V* Sep/
3,300
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•'1.60 Dec
Jun
«
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July
57 Vb May
'
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Oct
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6%
,
2% Jan
Dec
38 7o
36 Va
38%
1.400
35 Va
Nov
46 V* May
5
-
,
•
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-•
Petroleum
Occidental
Oil
1
-
Jan
1% Mar
3Vb
13c
-
Dec
Dec
1
common
Railway (Un)
Pacific
Narthern
19%
-
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(Un)
Invest
3fV*
28%- Jun
*
17c
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———%—1
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2
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Central RR
54%
53%
54 Vb
600
42%
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58 V* July
Pacific Cement & Aggregates^
5
Mar
Pacific
capital
10%
10%
37%
38%
6
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Feb
35 %
1.400
°
100
3G7/8 Oct
10%
1,900
100
100
100
6
75%
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30%
800
8%
2,400
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206%
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28Va
6%
5%%
1st
5%
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33%
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300
108
100
4.507
red
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2.300
46
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Apr
Nov
31
32
Jan
24%
300
Sep
23% Nov/
39
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37 %
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17%
18%
700
12%
Sep
26% May
35
600
31%
Dec
11%
300
50c
54c
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10,000
11
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Dec
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15
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23
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200
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1
10
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49%
49 Tb
July
12%
Jan
26
7%
Jun
10% July
300
43% Nov
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36 Vb
Dec
39%
Dec
20%
Jan
31%
8,100
•
300
32% Sep
100
_
Apr
58%
Jun
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Apr
29%
28%
29 V4
1,500
28%
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Apr
26%
25*8
26%
400
25%
Sep
29
Feb
27%
Jan
Jan
24
24'%
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23 V'4
1,000
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1,300
11
600
41
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Nov
Feb
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Feb
20% Mar
43% May
27% May
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Sep.
26
2-1%
200
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23% Mar
20%
100
20%
Sep
Oil
Airlines
Northern
Pacific
&
Gas
Pacific
—
7,000
1,300
81
50
4
4%
200
4%
48%'
Pan
Apr
55% Aug
94% Mar
4
Dec.
6% May
•
Nov
5% Aug
4
4 V'4
1.400
2%
Jan
11%
12%
6,500
11%
Oct
19 Va
Jan
9'%
9 Va
100
8 Va
Sep
•13%
Apr
28
28%
4,000
25%
Sep
29%
Oct
39
39 V«
200
30%
Sep
Nov
9%
—
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2/7
28%
50c
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Co—
(Un)—1
*
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Pepsi-Cola (Un)
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers
(Chas) & Co Inc (Un)
.Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Philco Corp (Un)„
Philip Morris &VCo (Un)—
Pfizer
55%
Dec'.
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4%
Electric
&
Nov
81*
46
12%
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Davis
Jan
8 % Mar
1
American World
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4% Nov.
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Pacific Petroleums Ltd
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5*4
49%
81
5%
49%'
1
—
22%
•
20%
preferred
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=
23
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22%
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35 V*
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46
1,800
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Feb
48
16
2,100
15%
Nov
20 Va
23-
22
45%
15%,
.
.
Apr
July
Jan
38%
39%
300
26%
Jan
39%
Dec
9%
10
6,100
5%
Jan
10%
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34%
34%
100
31% Sep
Dec
100
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Nov
27Tb
1,100
1.15 Feb
400
4%.
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30%
■,s
2,500
16%
100
65
l—.—25
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Industries
Pacific Lighting
Mar
1,400
64 «/4
17%
Aug
108
32% Nov
75%
preferred
preferred—
1st pfd
4.36%
Jan
42
17%
38 %
64%
25
1st
5%
23%
17%
38 Vb
25
preferred
1st
Jan
275 V4
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25
Products
9% May
Feb
100
Chemical
Pacific Gas & Electric common
Dec
43%
Nov
29%
Clay
Dec
100
Nov
*8%
Jan
10 V4
May
264% 264%
8% -
15% Mar
9% Nov
3,700
8%
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1.35 Mar
Jan
Feb
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National
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1,340
Dec
Jun
92c
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64 %
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Motorola Inc (Un)
;
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30c
24%
Co
Co__
Power
62,900
300
Chemical common
Montana-Dakota
2,200
79c
1.300
Mississippi
Montana
Jan
9%
64%
Mission
Monsanto
July
32*8
Co
Develop Co (Un)_
River Fuel Corp
Monogram Precision Indus
Jan
26 V*
5%
9*8
55c
31*4
—10c
(Un>_
Co
Jan
Jan
14
31
common—
Petroleum
Merchants
100
64%
Company
Menasco
24%
„
32 3 a
Magnavox Co new common (Un)
Martin
24%
Ajpr
65 V*
44% Nov
1
*
5
—
(Un)
1,200
10%
(Un)
M J M & M Oil Co
47 %
64%
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Co
Jan
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Loew's
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39%
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of America Inc
Lithium Corp
11 Va
500
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McNeill &
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300
12%
52%
—i—-——_10
Co
11%
12 %
34c
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Salt
Jun
1.50
:
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50
—
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Leslie
36%
.
49%
2.50
—33%c
—
July
400
Light (Un)—8.75
Co
Forge
Kropp
May.
2.75
Haiser Alum & Chem Corp com—33 %c
Industries
—4
County Land Co
1840 %
Jan
7%
Kaiser
Kern
Dec
/ 74%
.Dec
48 7 a
38%
Laughlin Steel com.(Un)—10
&
Jones
-
~
50c
——5
Oil
Johns-Manville
9
47%
56c
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Tel (Un)——
33 Va
International Harvester
International
24 Vs May
Feb
53%
8%
9*8
Maryland Mines Corp
Idaho
-
17% Jan.;
45%
12%
Honolulu Oil Corp
39% Mar
11 Vb
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.—5
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104%
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45
200
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14
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44 %
—
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Gulf Oil Corp (Un)_
Greyhound
Ohio
17%
_
Dec
20%
Gt Western
Olin-Mathieson
24%
__
Feb
46 Tb
43 Va
Ry (Un)
Financial Corp
Northern
Great
Mar
33%
Corp
Chem
2,200
22
1
(Un)
&
2.800
lVt
58
•
11%
Flintkote Co
Mach
3
1%
Jan
97c
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100
20% July
31%
FederaLMogul-Bower-Bearings
Food
2%
1 %
Nov
4%
49%
Packard-Bell
Corp Ltd
Flying Tiger Line
2%
20
(Un)
Firstamerica
.
Co
Mar
33
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1
1
—_——*
Jan
29
Dec
16
108
common
27 V*
Oct
49%
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46-
100
(Un)
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.
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.
13% May
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;
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Nov
-
46 Va
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Fairbanks
20
;
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1.90 Aug
.1,600
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3,700 '?'■
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2.80
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Capwell Co
Erie Railroad Co
45% Mar /
100
66 VB
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2.15
Dec
32% Sep
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.
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17%
.
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7.50
Co
Apr
28
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2.100
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53
Nov
100 '
2,800
80c
19%
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Sep
19%
56c
16%
Co \(Un)
Share
49%
18
2%
48%
30%
&
49%
100
16%
Lines (Un)
Kodak
NOV
;
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(Un)
Chem
Graham-Paige Corp
Pacific
Eastern
Dec
86%
100
Goodyear Tire & Rubber new com,
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;;
Dec
24
15%
15%
9%
Co
85
Jan
3*2
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48%
;
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Jun
44%
23%
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100
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64 %
400
52%
48%
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duPont
Dec
1,200
66 Vb
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33S
85
80 %
24
Co of California
'
45% Mar
104 V*. Dec
Jan
Mar
82
2.50
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common
>
.
Dec
19
20
Dow Chemical Co
Dresser
May
99
49%
200
Aircraft Co—
Douglas
21
I 67% Mar
•
July
16%
300
13%
67
Oct
75
45
-
/'/'
Mar
79
38
(Un)_
Dominguez Oil Fields Co
Dorr-Oliver
17
13%
Feb
17% May
Dec
200
17%
21%
45%
500
47%
—2.50
.
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18%
46%
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DiGiOrgio Fruit Corp class A
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Disney Productions
II
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17%
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•
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Denver
10
.
300
2%
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•
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39
•
5,500
84%.
1
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1
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.
Apr
>
;
54%
53 Va
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5
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1,300
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4
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22
Nov
74%
500-
-
.
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43%
1,700
18%.
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105 V4
22
24
4,700
600
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Georgia-Pacific Corp
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25 Va'
,
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General
North American
Decca
«
92
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Tire & Rubber Co (Un)__83%
Gen
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rights—
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Public
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'
(Un)
Jan
400
■
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Aug
5%
200
1,000
1
-1
5
General Exploration Co of California__l
General Foods Corp com (Un)
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47%
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55
18%
30
47%
94%' * 99
24%
29%
25%
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Controls
400
900
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18V4»
5
American Q11 of Texas
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Jan
Jan
18
59 Va
29%
29 V4
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200
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18 y8-
58%
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51
200
18'/4
59%
1
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93%
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1.400
1
-
May
13%
Nov
700
Jan
31% Julv
—
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6c
,
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Corp
Mar
59
29%
47.000
4.200
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m
49% May
,
1.000
2934
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90%
2
«—
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24% May
Dec
1%
2.300
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64%
Jan
200
July
2.30 May
Oct
35c
Dec
5
Dec
1.85
16,200
2.00
10
—12.50
——•
•
——1
—1
Products Corp
Gotham
Chadbourn
Apr
8%
.
(Un)
Caterpillar Tractor Co
Celanese
Corp of America
Certain-Teed
32% July
52%
25
(Un >_—
Capital Airline Inc
Corp (Un>
Carrier
I)
Nov
1
(Un)
Dec
2.400
5
1%
Railway
Pacific
60%
Sep
Oct
5
Petroleum
Feb
5%
1
(Unt
Southern
44 %
24*4
5.50
Dry Corp
Canada
Dec
39%
2.50
Co
Nov
2334
700
5
5
(Un)
38%
Feb
900
5
(Un)—-
Co
May
19%
I,400
1
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Corporation
23
100
5
Corm
Jan
400
35
2
5c
Min
California Packing Corp
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Jan
Jan
46%
t:
Dairies
Inc
July
23%
8
Company
Cenco
50%
150
800
PI
(Un)
Co
Airplane
(J
Apr
Feb
25 3 4
100
1
1
1
1
Borg-Warner
Corp
(Un)__.
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
Case
33%
23% Nov
Sep
437
(Un)__13
Corp
Bishop Oil Co
Black
Mammoth
Canadian
104% Mar
20%
•
Corp
Aircraft
California
July
115
May
24%
3
Benguet Cons Inc (Un>_L
Bethlehem Steel Corp' (Un)
Burlington
5% Mar
38% Sep
39 Vn July
200
(Un)
Aircraft
Burroughs
Nov
300
29%
(Un)
Corp
Barnhart-Morrow
Bunker
Nov
63*4
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
(Un)
Bandmi
Petroleum
Co
Budd
'
Friden
Jan
4,600
loo
25 %.
(Un).
Co
(The)
Baltimore & Ohio RR
Bolsa
May
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108%
Warrants
Boeing
*
27 V* May
200
5
Corp
89 Va
90%
5
Co
Motor
Ford
Foremost
Jan
12
*
Feb
34%
Oil Corp (Urn—10
Arkansas Louisiana Oas (Un)
5
Armour & Co (111)
(Un)
5
Ashland Oil & Refining (Un)
1
Associated Dry Goods,Corp.—
-1
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe (Un)—10
Atlantic Refining Co (Un)
10
Atlas
Corp
(Un)
——*
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"
15%
>
Feb
33*4
3334
Anderson-Prichard
Beech
6
357
Airlines Inc com (Un)
1
Bosch Arma Cerp (Un)
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American Brdcst-Para Theatres <Un)-l
American Can Co (Un)----_-----12.50
American Cement Corp pfd(Un)
25
American Cyanamid Co (Un)
—10
American Electronics Inc
—
l
Amer & Foreign Power (Un)
—
American Marc Inc
American Motors
Corp (Un)-5
American Standard Sanitary (Un)
5
American Smelting & Refining (Un)-American Tel & Tel Co
is
American Viscose Corp
(Un)—-—25
Mfg
85c
•
»
10
■
American
Avco
29 %
Dec
4%
American
Anaconda
Feb
26c
1278
—1
,
'
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•
Pictures Corp
Mfg Co (Un)
Aluminium Limited -----------Aluminum Co of America (Un »—
Amerada Petroleum (Un i
Allis-Chalmers
Ampex
17%
84.300
22%
4%
4*18
9*4
Artists
Allied
'!■:
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(Un)~
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Allegheny
26c
Nov
1234
2
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1,400
25
23%.
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.
High
•'
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13
900
16
14*8
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(Un)—-
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ACP
Range Since Jan.1
High
Low
%•»/
Par
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Shares
High
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
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Range
Last
STOCKS
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Sales
Week's
Thursday
Last
STOCKS
Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast
39 VP
10
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43
May
—1
12.50
56%
56
56%
300
50%
32%
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33 V*
21%
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62%
62%
55
Jun
64%
5
62%
1,400
100
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:—3
Dec
70
Feb
Dec
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5
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Radio Corp of America
Richfield
Corp.——
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Regis Paper Co
St
Electric
Gas
San
Diego
Finance
Roebuck
Water
Shasta
Shell
Oil
Shell
Trans
52% Mar
Jan
89
% Dec
343/8
Nov
48
36 %
37%
400
69
200
433/a
193/4
Feb
600
Co
43%
25%
51%
51%
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7%
100
25%
9,100
45
46 y4
27%
27%
28
1.25
■
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1.25
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20
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37
35%
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Oil
96c
Jan
Nov
24
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Southern
Edison
4.88V<> .preferred
4.78%
40
Oct
50
>
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1,700
343/4 Nov
19 y2 Nov
500
42
Jan
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,
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200
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20 y4
50
50 Vb
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16 y8
16%
300
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6%
Jan
12
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Oct
89
18%
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22
Southern
Calif
Southern
Pacific
15,500
26 y4
Nov
433/4
700
48 y4
4
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jan
22
10
84%
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50%
54%
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28%
54%
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Dec
123/a
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Feb
81%
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Aug
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293/8
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Stanley
Oil
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26
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42%
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1,100
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52 Vb
5,700
445/8
Dec
59
56
53%
56
500
51
Sep
64
Feb
41%
1,42
1,100
18
Jan
43%
Dec
65
65
65
100
53'%
Sep
69 y2
Apr
53 VB
53%
54 %
300
443/i
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58 '/4
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lo
22 %
22%
1,800
93/4
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29 Vb
Oct
17%
17%
200
9%
Aug
19%
1,900
223/4
Nov
29
39 %V
30
29
30 y4
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16%
17
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Martin
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20c
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Oct
5%
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Potomac
18%
19%
200
17 y*
Nov
25 y2
9
9
500
8%
Nov
34%
35%
1,100
29
35%
29%
200
30% Sep
11%
69%
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17%
18%
1,500
24%
24 %
25
1,000
57
55%
57%
500
53
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28
23%
24%
600
21
21
21
100
21
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29
5
18%
18%
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39 y4
Nov
63
36
Jan
Sep
29%
Paper
South
Sun
United
29% 7
1,400
26
Jun
500
17
Jan
34
Sep
24%,
Jun
39 y4
39%
400
37 y8
Nov
42%
27%
200
(Unj_III*
25 y4
Nov
31'/2
35
300
293% Nov
43 >/2
1,100
Dec
13%
Feb
71
Sep
27
Feb
415
38-3/4
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633/4
Dec
62'A
Jun
Dec
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107
42 J/2
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51
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503/4
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18
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173/4
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40
15 J/4
Nov
19 J/4
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53%
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20J/8
325
323/4
Jan
613/4 May
80%
219
67J/a
Feb
90
Jan
May
28 3/8
29%
76
26 J/2
Nov
26 J/2
1,764
25J/2
Dec
15%
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15
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202
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53%
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2,929
463/4
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57
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16 3/a
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25
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18 3/4
35
37 %
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78 J/4
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27%
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1,698
Sep
36 J/2 May
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43 J/4
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30 J/4 Mar
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15%
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53J/4
26%
42%
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583/4 July
37
25
26 J/2
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443/4 Mar
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3,263
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1,346
80
370
72 J/4
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Apr
Mar
Apr,
May
87% Mar
23
23
23
28
19 J/8
Oct
243/4
Jan
57%
593/4
531
45J/4
Jun
62 J/8
Jun
23%
23 J/4
237/8
355
223/4
Nov
_•
Lab
593/4
2.50
& French
54%
52%
54 J/4
968
52 3/4
Dec
275/a July
663/4 Feb
51%
52J/2
305
483/4
47J/4
47%
96
80
.80
1
68
100
•
—
'
_
Improvement
Gas
Light
—13.50 .»
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common.
——
'
-
*
preferred
'
—
•/
-
Jan
5 9 J/4
46
Sep
53 3^ May
30
Nov
86
57
•
Jan
68
Aug
-
Apr—
Apr
323/8
ll>/2
563/i
22%
Nov
34%
100
375
2,939
70 »/4
22%-
Aug
273/8
$4.25
Dec
941
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Co
Gas
723/8 May
16% Jan
Sep
18 J/2
»
43
—
Jersey Gas Co
Oil
95J/4
Feb
18%
Apr
23% May
Dec
Jun
■
18%
-
26%
common—
Smith Kline
Dec
10
49 J/4
—
Scranton-Spring Brook
29% July
/'
Dec
.
46 J/4
503/a
91%
•'
25% Mar
Jan
19%
231
272
31% July
•
49%
Inc
—
Washington
19y8
_
Ndv
17
Jan
Dec
887/8
—
.24.50
——
Transportation
Co
95/s
11%
69 V2
'
■
1
Scott
Nov
567
22%
-
—5
,
Paper—
Electric
Reading
7%
19 '/8 Mar
Apr
47%
913/8
Public Service Electric &
35% Mar
Dec
July
/
61
10
Progress Manufacturing Co
35% Mar'
29
18 J/2
A
113/4
I
13% Mar
Apr
Feb
:C,
2
Inc
Philc'o Corn
47%
Oct
13%
683/4
,
__
Jan
33%
r
925..
55%
11%
.-•
Chemicals Corp
Pennsylvania Power & Light-,—
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Philadelphia Electric common
3y2
Dec
371
202
663/4
22%
10
Pennsalt
353/4
283/8
J/4
54%
11%
'V.
5
Co
Co.
.300
1,603
26
113/4
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com
preferred
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Dec
600
68%
:
28%
r
,,y 89 %
5
&
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Merck
i
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I
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26
1
.
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(Un)-.
10
32%
•32%
25
43 %
40%
43%
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10
30%
30 »/*.
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1,300
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900
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35%
36 3
8
400
31
39%
39%
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1,300
1
1
1
100
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•
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13
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47
_2
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27%
28 Vb
1 VB
1
10%
19%
99
98 y8
10
37
37
'
—6.25
38 3/a
20
Jan
45
30%
30%
Oct
23%
Nov
2% Mar
9%
Sep
14
Industries
Jan
68
108
1,100
80
Armstrong
Cork
35 3/4
200
45%
30%
400
45%
1,000
28
500
Columbia
Gas
for Week
9%
Shares
Range Since Jan. I
High
9%
Low
10
210
5%
.
High
Jan
14
—1
Co.
45%
45 y4
20
36%
Feb
493/4
Nov
10
52%
523/4
2
36%
Jan
56 %
20
July
20 y4
124
19%
Dec
243/4 Mar
8'/4
—
System
1
20 y8
Aug
Aug
—5
223/4
Jan
-8.50
35 J/8
96 y2
Aug
Sales
Range
" of PrioesLow
5
_•
52 y2
Dec
Dec
8%
8y8
Mar
7%
Jan
23
814
22J/4
Sep
27
Feb
353%
158
34%
Jun
40
Mar
35
-
476
22%
35J/«
-
36
40
Apr
8% Mar
*
Home
■
(Joseph)
30
Nov
42
Jan
McKinney
27%
Sep
52%
Nov
Natco
26%
Inc
Co
Mar
46%
88 3/4 Mar
Week's
Last
Par
Apollo
44% Mar
100
44
/
28
Thursday
Sale Price
Jan
Dec
1
Nov
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Apr
1%
„
68
STOCKS
Aug
July
65 y4
Dec
1
10
common
Feb
400
99
27%
44%
_
victor-Equipment CoA/IIIIIIII-IIIIIi
Lothrop
53% July
Dec
t
Vanadium Corp of America
(Un)_____i
Varian Associates
•
1
^
Dec
Nov
36%
200
37%
80
Co—
40%
&
35 y2 Mar
29%
Woodward
Blaw-Knox
62%
10%
-
Sep
100
62%
—I"III5
30%
3,000
11/8
—1
'
Corp commonConsolidated Oil
39%
75
.
7
Pulp
3%
—
_
6,771
Dairies
3%
19%
50c
80 y8
non-voting—i.-i--.—.
46%
15
Jan
76 y8
25
Amer
Gimbel
Jan
3%
l
Dec
79 3/a
—•
Hudson
$1.41
High
42 3/4
Oct
23%
1
Co
Universal Match
i
22%
23 %
——1
City Mines
Industries Inc.1—
Rubber (\Jn)
A
Low
1043/4
—1.80
System—
of
Motor
7/
Dec
—
-
Light
Co
Range Sinoe Jan. 1
High
Jan
Co.—
&
Sales
723/4
common
__
23%
1
10
Park
Steel
Feb
42
.
Dec
Aug
24
General Acceptance Corp common —_—1
General Motors Corp__
1.66%
283/8 May
14% May
10
1
Gas
S
49%
44%
113/8
25
150
*
Jan
49%
9%
Jan
Jan
Shares
41
.—4.33
Co
common
Power
Foremost
Apr
;
Co
A
Class
Jan
44%
(Un).
(Un)
Transit
Ford
Oct
—25
Inc_
C
Finance
Jan
—5
Union Padific
Ry Co (Un)
.Union Sugar
United Air Lines Inc
United Aircraft
Corp (Un)
United Canso Oil &
United Fruit
100
24%
(Un)—
Corp
of
273/4
5
Century-Fox Film
Oil
S
Jan
^_5
(Un)
Union
U
Jan
313/4
30y2
Petroleum
Airlines
Electric
Universal
23 y8
Dec
Dec
common
Union
U
Sep
27%
25
Warrants
S
19%
1,200
Nov
l
Tri-Continental
United
100
28 y4
27%
7
Transamcrica Corp
U
20 y8
27%
Nov
Preferred
Twentieth
■20%
28%
7%
22 y2
-
694
25 % Mar
3%
Inc
World
Dec
273/4
—1
Trans
223/,
2iy8
(Un)
Jun
Dec
75%
Electric Storage Battery
Feb
1,800
(Un)
22c
66 "
for Week
Low
5
Duquesne
Jan
2,400
.
Oil
(The)
Corp
Oil
100
513/4
5%
- Gas
Transmission
Texas Gas Transmission
Corp—
Tekas Gulf Sulphur Co
(Un)
Textron Inc common
Thioko'l Chemical
Tidewater
25%
Transit
Publishing
Class
633/4 Mar
Sep
23 5/4
Tennessee
Thriftimart
Jun
23%
22%
-——,10
International
&
Nov
543/4
100
t
.,;
5
v
issued
Oil
38%
600
,
22%
(Un)
Sep
May
54
33 y3
,
Electric
Delaware
Jan
6%
(Un)
Corp
Sunray Mid-Continent
TXL
22%
213/e
4,200
61
23%
22%
Sep
5%
(Un)
Sterling Drug Inc (Un)__
Studebakei-Packard common
Sunset
41%
60
23%
12 3/4
25
Chemical Co
When
800
66% July
411/4
—
Curtis
67% Apr
23 %
California
(Ohio)
Warner
Stauffer
39%
60
23 y4
11%
of
12c
73
Company
Dec
Feb
2
(Indiana)
Oil Co of
Standard
15%
High
:
53% May
74%
—
Campbell Soup Co__!
Chrysler •: Corp
Dec
17%
9%
Week's*"'
Range
of Prices
10
Tel
Baldwintt-Lima-Hamilton
Oct
l5/a May
Nov
&
Atlantm^ity
Dec
^
*
—50c
Co
Co
"Standard Oil
14%
41%
25
Petroleum
Sperry-Rand Corp
Warrants
(Un)
10
Low
100
•
1
Arund&L^Corporation
Jan
»
50%
A__25
_
600
24%
Co
Stores
American Tel
.
May
100
:
25
Calif Gas Co nfd series
11%
24%
Par
common
American
Mar
100
75%
_25
preferred
40Q
Last
Alan Wood Steel
29l/4 May
25
9%
common—25
preferred—
66
11
Sale Price
27% Jun
tt
tt.
———„—_25«
cumulative
64%
1
Jan
8%
9%
.5
_
10
(Un)—.—
Thursday
Jan
1,800
106%
43
15
preferred
4.32%
6%
Co
12,000
STOCKS
•
y2 Mar
1,500
•r
Oct
16
600 V
21%
;
13c
12c
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
1.35 July
71%
900
2
I
59%
12c
common
«;
39 y2 Mar
Jan
Sep
54%
7.50
(Un)
59%
10c
113/4 July
80% Aug
25 y4
5
Co
Range Since Jan. 1
c
Preferred
•
Socony
Shares
High
Apr
53%
—
Smith-Corona-Marchant Inc
for Week
25
^)
Co
503/8 July
30 Vb Dec
31 y2
200
20%
—1
class A—
—.Sales Ay
>
Low
-10
July
1,000
37 y8
20%
3
Ltd
•
'
1
__
Trade
&
Par
Steel
Corp. (Un)
Williston Basin Oil Exploration
Woolworth
(F
Dec
30 y4
Oct
18
3,900
16%
-2.50
Co—,
Wheeling
Yellow Cab
73 Vb
Mar
18%
600
76%
16%
1
,
Signal Oil & Gas Co
Sinclair Oil Corp__,
74%
67
400
;
72
Sep
Z 7% Nov
700
74%
25%
-1.40
(Un)
Jun
tSi
52%
7%
1
——
Range
of Prices
^
Vj,
69%
26%
-4-1
& Co_—;
Co
;>
Feb
200
7%
25 %
—
7;\
Apr
Dec
1
com__.
(Un)„.
Inc
Nov
74%
5 J/2
5
—
Imperial Corp__—
&
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd—
Schenley Industries • (Un)
Schering Corp (Un5___—_
Sears,
41 Vb
100
20%
—.
Diego
Servel
1,200
88%
1 66%
San
Seaboard
47 y4
16'/4
Ry (Un)_.
(Un)—
'/■/•'
5y2
200
-Week's
Last
r
High
46%
69
_*i
Safeway Stores Inc_4f
St Louis-San Francisco
M
Sale Price
Low
5y2"
Thursday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.1
88%
Dutch Petroleum Co (Un)__20g
Aeronautical Co common
*
Royal
j.
A
Shares
47%
Rohr Aircraft
Ryan
for Week
High
5%
(Un)———•
Rayonier Inc
——-•—
1
Raytheon Co (Un)
——..—i—5
Republic Pictures
(Un)
50c
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
'—10
Reserve Oil & Gas Co——1
Rexall Drug & Chemical Co
—2.50
Rheem Manufacturing
Co
1
Rice Ranch Oil Co———
1
(Range for Week Ended January 1)
Sales
Nov
I
34'/2
Co
/.
♦
36
—
IIII1
Mfg
Corp
-
327
33
Jan
'
1
__
--—5
—
-
200
■
13
-
r
13
/
1"
10
May
12%
3%
Apr
Jan
143A
1%
Nov
Dec
•
j
,
Feb
17%-Jan
'
Washington
Water
Westates Petroleum
Power-_L_—
new
New
western
Air
Lines
Inc__
Western
(Un)__
5ya
'—5
41
Jun
47%'
Jan
1.80
Dec
2.10
Apr
Forgings Co
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
300
5
Plymouth
41
100
36
»
y8
Dec
5%
Dec
JUn
45%
200
27%
Jan
19%
1.000
13%
Jan
66
100
64%
Nov
80
3%
3%
3%
Oil
Corp
Aug
1,835
143/4
14%
90
79
79%
66
22 J/4
76
213/4
Nov
38%
38 3/8
10
29%
Jan
19%
20 J/2
300
2 J/4
23/4
2,400
2J/4
31%
32 J/2
115
27%
Sep
105'A 109%
170
70 3/a
4%
733/4 May
Feb
.
.*■
79%
;*
200
30 y2
Jan
53 Vb
l60
27%
Sep
37 y2 Mar
71 y8
Feb
108% 109 %
200
110
5
•
Mar
31
-
Apr
38% July
.
'
>_—5
Air
20 J/2
1
Westinghouse
Sep
.91
'
Dec
51 %
32 y4
Aug
18 J/a
'
10
-—5
—
■
21%
—£
Apr
19% Aug
50
109%
-2.50
——
37%
•
32 %
(Un)_12.50
Pittsburgh
Aug
35 y4
51 '/4
10
common-
42%
19,200
5 Va
19%
2.50
Brewing
100
2.05
.
343/8
25c
(Un)—
westinghouse Electric
Corp
35%
Pittsburgh
42%
66
I
Air Brake
1.80
5 Vb
—1
—
Pacific. Ry Co.——-i
Union Telegraph (Un)
u.esyng'house
42%
1.90
—
Western Dept Stores
Western
42%
1
_10
(Un)
preferred
(Un)__
West Coast Life
Insurance
•
2%
-
•
Jan
16
23% July
Dec
7
:
Feb
'
Brake-
.—10
.12.50
Dec
32%
1097/8
-
38>/8 Mar
110 J/2
Dec
T:
CANADIAN MARKETS
(Range for Week Ended January I )
Montreal Stock Exchange
Prices
Shown
Are
Expressed
In
Canadian
Thursday
STOCKS
Range
East
Abltlbl power
& Paper
4%'v
preferred
-
common-.
Ltd
-Pa
"Par
39%
-
Co of Canada
4%
preferred
39
•
Aluminum
see page
Hi«n
.....
Range Since Jan. 1
.
-
39%
'
.......
Low
High
■■■■
Corp Ltd common
preferred --.s
•-
—
Atlas
2,239
23
33,
Sep
40
.
22
Sen
24
•
Apr
39%
1,694
34 %
Sep
42 J/4
July
5,8-56
26 % May
100
—50
40
19%
42 %
—
a"
19%
42 %
42 %
49
49
"
535
19 %
373/b July
Dec
2.500
41%
Sep
49
Dec
.
125
22
*
A
35 %
•
26
•
Ltd—
45 %!
__
Lew
1,309
31
—
45%
25
-
26
150,,
-
% Nov
43 %
Dec
1,510
25
' Dec
170
24
Aug
26%"%*. 27
i
High
42
49%
Mar
Dec
36
Feb
29%
Feb
Feb
32 3
4
34%
—
.
—50
Corp
Steels
•
Range Since Jan. 1
High
'
S2.50
Asbestos
31%
i
'■
—•25
—50
footnotes,
Klin res
39%
%'
32%
■
f
—
For
.'
4?
Anglo Canadian
Pulp pfeferre
'
39 'A
23
•
—;
—
A'V'flr,
of Prices
Low
Argus
for Week
Shares
Low
f
•
.
II25
Algoma Steel
Aluminium
Sales
Range
Sale Price
;
Week's
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Thursday
STOCKS
Sales
lVeek's
Last
Dollars
Bailey Selburn 5%%
Banque
Bank
Canadian
of
Banque
Feb
Eathnrst
53
Feb
Class
Frovinclale
B
Power
<3t
25
18%
18
I8V4
190
18
Dec
—10
56
54%
56
1,161
51
Sep
—10
Bank of Nova Scotia
Feb
45%
<
preferred
Nationals
Montreal
55
54
%
55
678
50%
Sep
300
65% May
33
Mar
84
Aug
45
Aug
41'
51%
Feb
35
Feb
,—
(Canada)
Paper
S?.
10
.
—10
class A_—r_*
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%
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a71
a71
•
39
39
41
.
40
%
41%
27
27%
<**
306
60
425r
26
Dec
Nov
24
Feb
63% Mar
July
62 3/4
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CANADIAN MARKETS
Thursday
V
PTO OK8
Low
25
50
50
Eowaters Mersey
39%
7,660
High
Oct
46% May
25
40 %
25
45% Dec
10
•
53
British
American
•
33 y8
British
Columbia
4.55
a45
10
44
4.55
6,101
Dec
53
10
33%
7%
42
3,138
Oct
53
Apr;
Nov
31%
53
Nov
44%
cum
4Va<*
preferred
red
pfd
preferred
5%& preferred
100
81 %
81%
a38
10
38
43
Co
Lew
17
_—
for Week
.Shares
Range Since Jan.
High
16%
Low
17
"
1,125
16%
42%
50
38
Oct
45
49%
49%
90
48
Sep
Drug
34
34
100
27
Jan
90%
01
183
72
Nov
96
Feb
al5
al5
50
15
Jan
17
14 V2
14 V2
260
Apr
Steei
14
Dec
48
,"2,540
44%
Sep
13%
1,365
12%
Oct
i_,.
Car
Coru
common
Ltd—:
Scotia Light
—*
47%
47*
——
13%
13
;
A Power
59% Aug
-
81% Nov
89%
Oct
British Columbia
Brown
•
12%
Bruck Mills Ltd class A
Bunding Product#
Bulolo
Gold
33 %
112
39%
10%
10%
1,569
42%
Ogilvie
10%
103
9% Nov
11 %
120
9
Steel
29%
29 %
3.85
3.85
Dredging
Pacific
13% July
2974
11% Oct
120
3.85
18
Feb
40
Sep
Sep
Jan
Jan
'
28% Oct
500
Mills
_•
common-
>;■
C
44%
Products—*
Penmans
Placer
44
45
■
22
River
595
40
Feb
53% July
20;
Aug
26%
Jan
\
new
$1.30
common-
18%
preferred
18%
18%
3,355
18
Nov
20
33%
34%
2,120
26%
Sep
37
26%
26
%,
158
Nov
28%
19%
20%
175
19%
Dec
37% Mar
57
57
25
54%
Oct
76
Feb
Canadian
a24% a24%
25
24%
Sep
25%
British
49 %
Bronze
Canadian
10
44
65
40
Mar
11
11
11
52
11
Jan
16
16
16
350
16
Nov
55%
•
common
55%
56
835
52
36%
37 %
699
33%
15
15%
125
11%
22
22
150
20
22
493
18
28'4
25
28
Oct
7%
7%
150
6%
Sep
10%
10%
861
10%
Dec
11%
7%
110
7%
Dec
8%
Dec
8.00
8.30
800
7.75
Dec
14 %
-1
550
7%
Feb
12 % July
8.30
all%
Canadian
Hydrocarbons
•
Canadian
Industrie* common
*
Canadian
International Power
•
16%
Canadian
Locomotive
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Pacific
West
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15
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20
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24
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24 %
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271
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93
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14%
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175
20
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5
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Nov
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20% Dec
May
5%
19 %
•
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A
19%
2,200
17%
Oct
28
29
230
26
Nov
18
410
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Dominion Steei
&
18%
35% Mar
Feb
Nov
24 % Mar
Dow
Bros
of
Oct
22
Jan
52%
98
98
100
97
Jun
101'/a
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87
500
83
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—,—
17%
19% Mar
Dec
16% Mar
29%
29%
8,530
27%
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35
U. 31
145
29%
Oct
37%
Dec
36 y8
43
Jan
30
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48
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7
250
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82
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15
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7%
6
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Sep
40
July
65
Jan
82
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Oct
20
Dec
16%
2.385
10
86%
86%
88
2,390
; 68 Va
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90% July
23%
23%
23%
640
23
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99%
50
99%
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Jan
31
10Q
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57
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NOV
75
Mar
51
Mar
68
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Sep
31
Jan
1.985
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3.50
1,500
3.20
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400
8
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50
56
25%
3.35
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102
530
56
24
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195
60
56
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&
:
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Nov
Feb
13
Mar
40
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Apr
Apr'-
33 Va
80
32
Sep,
40% Mar
44
44
65
43 %
Dec
48
preferred
37%
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Mar
1
Jan
Canadian Stock Exchange
Prices
'
Shown
Are
16
■
27
Aug
18% Mar
Jan
31
July
14
Jan
21
Apr
5
Jun
Range
Share*
34c
42
5
7%
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34c
43
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High
Low
High
30c
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49%
Dec
Dollars
Sales
for Week
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•
Canadian
of Prices
Sale Price
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_
in
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Aug
6%
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Thursday
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13.900
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26c
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305
37 Va
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1.327
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7
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100
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&
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Canadian
35
May
Sugar Co
Dredge &
Feb
Jan
Consumers
100
14%
Dec
16%
Oct
Crain
34
Sep,
46% May
94
Oct
103
Jan
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63
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13
13
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Dec
28
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25
17
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Co
Standard
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50
Nov
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37
96
330
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35
80
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340
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21%
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common
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500
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250
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10% Aug
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9
9
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1.45
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47
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38
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of
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67c
67c
200
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145
7%
7%
8
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4.75
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2.05
2.15
300
2.00
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2.60 July
13
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67c
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13
1.50
Apr
Jun
190
Jan
108
44% July
Sep
20
11%
12
605
11
Dec
21
11
175
10%
Dec
20%
4.95
750
Nov
5%
Nov
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Jan
43%
505
49
50
4.90
2,453
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;
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38
Nov
46% Mar.
42%
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Mar
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40c
45c
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11%
1.670
20
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Dec
33'A
50
36
37
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9
2;875
36%
79 % May
61%
855
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35c
115
Nov
46%
14%
26%
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75...
100
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Nov
Sep
11% May
16 Va Julv
17% Jan
24
129
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129
204
108
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10
30
Nov
36%
25
36%
1,575
80%
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1,845
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59
2,305
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Power
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Premier Steel
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Dec
40
'
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58%
Dec
34
34
225
20
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34
103
Dec
103
103
15
100
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103
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30
27%
30
525"
25 'A
Nov
25
27%
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85
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41'
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95
95
710
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299
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100
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43 Va
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41
Pow
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5
7
114.
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9
Mar
Jan
5
7%
160
46%
100
-
5
7%
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54
Nov
4.15
Dec
5.00
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5,700
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22
Dec
32
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United
22%
Jan
29 Va
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United
22%
Jan
29
Oct
30c
Dec
40c
Dec
12%
12'A
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15 Va
Aug
37%
39
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43
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37%-—
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155
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100
120
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14
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of
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Feb
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44
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10
35
Nov
38 Va
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Apr
16%
16 'A
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700
15%
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19 Va
July
20 %
Dec
27Va
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-
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Oct
—
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•
Canada
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^—35'
131
ii
37%
1:
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10
7,662
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Jun
Aug
1.60
26
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1,665
35c
120
•
16%
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10V4
100
.
112%
20% July
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18
10
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——
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Tradefs Finance Corp cl&cs $—1-1—
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9
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May
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85c
90c
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Nov
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5
8
31
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6%
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5
common
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4
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Southern
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65
100.
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10%
V
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43 '/a
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60
12
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i
100
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Dec
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40
57
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12
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58
81
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preferred
Feb
Aug
418
—7.60
f
•
&
6 Vs Mar
V 41%
330
104%
•
Moore
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'
5
28%
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10
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13 >2
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Brewerlen Ltd class A
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Jan
•
2,153
18
11%
44%
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1-100
—
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44
5.00
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preferred
11%
Dec
36%
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B—..—i—*
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common——
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Dec
5.75
Sep
702
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Mailman
5V»<*
100
—1
i
Feb
Jan
j.
A
7.40
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Mar
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34
17
43%
—ICO
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93
34%
87
49%
'
preferred
preferred
35
Sep
17%
•
29%
-
Mar
4.90
*
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Ltd
Jan
11%
July
Apr
Dec
11
'
common
Service
21
—75
25
1,523
12
•
Interprovincial Pipe Lines
Jamaica
440
1,760
t,
259
25 Vb
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*
preferred
convertible
Jan
30
80
•
1,179
30
4.68%
Utilities
30
79%
,
35
Dec
.
Inland
Nov
13%
34%
Nov
—
International Nickel of
Canada
International Paper common.
International Petroleum Co Ltd
Nov
16%
Sep
38%
Feb
12
—
17%
Dec
6%
35
6.10
42
—
preferred
Nov
14%
2,330
34 V2
18%
a44 a44%
16
—
Acceptance Corp
Warrants
>15%
200
7
<;
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Imperial Bank
Imperial Investment class A—
Rights
linperla i Oil Ltd
'
:—
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com
6%
30
1,433
15
6%
37%
6.00
•
Indus
16% *
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July
*
27%
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43
•
Feb
Jan
;
150
a50%
*
227/b
Oct
—•
10%
1———20c
common
Sep
33
Jun
Worts
50%
96
•
14 Va
330
Feb
Jan
A—.—
40
«
jm
_
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1,238
34
16%
79%
»
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&
16%
7.00
50%
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——————
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3,841
36%
*
B
Home
14% July
7.
Pipeline—:
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Class
a86
14%
100
Feb
al3% al3%
Steel
Gooderham
Weston
12'4
•
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13
6%
Jan
19% Jan
25
1
Steel Wares common
Lakes Paper Co Ltd
100
16
18
Corp
a85
1%
General
14
34
A
——
11%
•
Motors
Great
Structural
6.10
Dynamics
14
Nov
7.40
*.—
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40
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100
General
Oct
3.80
'
——l 2_—.i—
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common
Sep
83
.14%
•
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Steel
Beatty
150
19%
1
5%. preferred
39
26
—
Oils
Crush
Oa tineau
1,259
pfd———
50
4%%
preferred-—— _50
Aug
15
9%
14%
5
28%
a86
oreferred
(Chas E)
Co
700
47
i 84
\%
Canada
Canada
Co
4.10
Feb
\
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;
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17
400
:
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class
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10
76
28%
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A
2.125
45
Fraser Cos Ltd common
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16
667
1,135
.
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Foundation Co of Canada—
French
9%
15%
•
Players Canadian Corp
Motor
10%
9%
9%
15%
18
10 V.
*
Sep
13% Oct.
13% Dec
49% Nov
1,808
7
Prod
20
650
51 %
A
Heating
class
Jan
Match
Famous
69 % Mar
Dec
23%
common
Dec
Feb
41%
•
Electrolux Corp
Enamel &
Pord
17
397
3%
Dupuis Freres class
Eddy
150
52
eotnmo'
Canada
8.70 Dec
17%
51%
Ltd
52 %
38% Aug
13 % Jan
20%
.
Brewery
Pont
Sep
51
10
*
30%
'
20%
—
Redeemable preferred
Dominion Textll*
common
Du
1.2G0
913
98
Lmj
145
16%
•
common
Toronto-Dominion
.
17%
100
Store*
Donohue
400
-
Coal
54%
Apr
22% Feb
51%
com
—
T«t
8 85
20%
8tssl
Preferred
Dominion Glas»
Domlnlo?
31%
8.70
*
Poundrle# A
Dominion
31%
8.85
2.50
Dominion Corsets
-
31%
«
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Dec
common.
Cement
Trans Canada
4%%
P'-Mller*
—
——10
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5%% preferred
24% Mar
.
•
.
^
class
19
Dec
18
Zellerbacb
Oct
34
—*■
Steel Co of Canada
United
,—•
■
Jun.
31% May
15% May
23% Jan
Jan
5
•
B
Ltd
Corp
Co
Standard
-
30% Mar
102
11% Mar
15%
20%
Consumers Glass
Corbys class A
Crown
47% Jan
14% Dec
Dec
8
15%
Ltd
16%
'
20%
I
2,570
45 7/b
16 Vb
"s
Simpsons
13%
42 Va
13%
■■
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Co
B
315
pfd—20
5%%
Feb
19
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common.
Inc
386
24
Consolidated Mining A
Smelting
Class
Series
Sicard
13%
•
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Farm
Columbia
A
43%
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Petroflna Ltd preferred——10
Canadian Vlckers
•
Canadian
365
Series
a6%
3»
17%
84
—
—
'
13%
100
Railway—»
Dec
45%
common
Shawinigan Water & Power common.
Class A
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Canadian
10 Vb
4.00
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42%
•
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preferred
—!■———
100
Salada-ShirriffrHorsey
43
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Canadian
Oil
13%
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Canadian
16%
-
Gas
(Canada)
Lawrence
Jan
all% all%
*
_—
10%
lioo
—
St
Dec
7%
7%
Canadian Fairbanks Morse class A—50c
Husky
36%
17%
common..
(Canada)
A
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(A
Royalite
24% July
32% Jan
9% Aug
25
B
Nov
.20c
.
Rolland Paper class 'A'
Royal Bank of Canada
17% July
25% Feb
Sep
28%
Roe
42% May
Oct
21%
Class
May
19% Sep
66% July
Apr
*
Reitman's.
Jun
13
Sep
Sep
15%
common
—
Feb
29%
Jan
St
Celanes*
Canadian
44%
'
37
:
SI.75 series
preferred
Canadian .Chemical Co Ltd
Class
25
44
•
...
Aluminum
36%
25
Jan
12.50
Breweries common
Canadian
26 Vb
31
54%
Quebec Power
86
.—
Jan
1,560
Sep
Oct.
18%
28 V8
19
— ———
Quebec Natural
57
5% preferred
Canadian Aviation Electronlc®Canadian Bank of Commerce
11
10%
——
TransDort
19%
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Malting common
4%% preferred
Canada Steamship common
3,025
Mar
JM
Canada Iron Foundries common-
Canadian
Provincial
Dec
34%
common
preferred
11
%
28%
1
Ltd common—
'
Calgary Power
Mar
16% July
31
;
—
Co—
Price Bros & Co
Canada Cement
Feb
58
300
.
22
>■:
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common
Power Corp of Canada
Premium Iron
Ores
4%
.11%
28 Va
1
*-■.
—
Development
Powell
Feb
4.25
Petroleums
Page-Hersey Tubes
Jan
39
Dec
3.85
19
v-
/.
•
Flour
Ontario
47% May
14% Jan
11 %
Company
850
36%
42%
25
13%
35%
36%
Telephona
V
Feb
..
Columbia Forest Products
British Columbia Power.
•'
20% May
38% May
.
Chemical common—5
A
Noranda Mines
Nova
Dec
British
1
High
Dec
100
common.
preferred
.National
<;
Mar
42%
50
i
—,
550
a38
50
z
83%
50
5%
&
National
Feb
Electric—
4"Mi %
Morgan
4%%
Feb
4.40
33
-
V
•
Dec
49%
Montreal Locomotive
Feb
10
Sep
4,875
a45
•
50%
Jan
6
50
Par
Feb
44
42
Sales
Last—1~~ Range
of Prfces
Sale Price
Apr
46%
9% !
4.35
preferred
common
Low
43
42
9%
Brazilian Traction Light A Power
British American Bank Note Co
Oil
High
42%
\
Week's
Thursday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
46%
*
-
5%*
43
Tlinrsiiav
for Week
Shares
Monday, January 4, 1960
.
(Range far Week Ended January 1)
—
Range
Par
Telephone
——.
Bo water Corp 5% preferred
5%% preferred
Bowater Paper
-Sales
of Prices
Sale Frio*
Bell
Week's
_
Last
/.
Industries
Ltd
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—
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21-.
2.10
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3%c
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9c
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40c
2,500
2c
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6c
8c
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19,800
4c
Jan
10c
Dec
8c
8,900
4c
30c
15c
33c
July
18,948
25c
Apr
Nov.
85c
Feb
6c
7,000
5c
Oct
21c
Apr
Oct
10%
Jan
7.40
7.40
14c
11c
14c
6,000
11c
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38c
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20c
4c
4c
Aug
1,000
4c
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Jan
10c
84c
13c
25c
Mar
100
5l'c
46c
51c
6c
6.50
21,200
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5,000
Nov
42c
4V2C
19c
21c
17,766
18c
10 %c
20c
33c
5c
11c
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6.200
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6.15
3c.
3,100
6.45
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Algom
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; 1,900
2%c Dec
5.95
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Nov
Nickel Mines. Ltd
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Manitoba Mines
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5c
6c
15,200
3c
Dec
10c
46c
3,350
13c
Feb
50c
'3c
Dec
14c
3c
3%c
23,500
10c
12c
32,000
7c
Sep
29c
16c
5,800
14c
Dec
13
66c
13
900
5.10
9%
Jan
4.90
5.20
5,300
4.80
Dec
2%c
5'%c
2c
:onsolidated Monpas
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Dec
Dec
21c
6,700
5%c
2,500
3c
7c
4,500
51/2C
Dec
6c
Jan
21c
11%
6c
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500
UV2
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12c
4%c
11%
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Pershcourt Mining Ltd—*
Quebec Yellowknife Mines Ltd_l
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14c
12c
9,000
400
Dec
9.70
Dec
Anglo
May
Anglo
Feb
Mar
11c
4%c
5c
3,050
3c
Nov
Ltd—
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Mines
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East
—-1
8%c
6,500
6c
Jan
18%
.19%
600
15%
1.99
1.65
Apr
5,800
1.45
Nov
2.75 Mar
Fab Metal Mines
Ltd—
1
Fano
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Fundy Bay
Futurity
13c
5,500
32 %
1,500
5c
5c
5c
4,500
1
6c
6c
7c
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5c
Jan
22c
.—*
Exploration
&
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32c
32c
3,800
30c
Nov
93c
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Gaspe
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1
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.
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1
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Oct,
Dec
22c
18 %
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1,000
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4c
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1.24
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43c
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12c
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1.83
Apr
34c
28c
34c
19,670
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Dec
70c
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28c
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28c
2,000
18c
Dec
64c
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6%c
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90c
85c
91c
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2.60
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2.60
25c
4,000
25c
1.20
1.15
2.30
22c
Oct
3.30
Feb
Dec
2.30
Jan
1.20
8,100
18c
2,000
14c
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5c
1,000
4c
Nov
3.60
2,650
1.05
2.30
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47c
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2.70
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1.50 Mar
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58c
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62c
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100
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24
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1.01
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21c
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2.00
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22c
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55
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65%
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1.50
1.40
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1.24
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36
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1
70c
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1
12c
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42%
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43
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1
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25
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1.02 Aug
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1
1
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141/2
15c
1
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Jan
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Feb
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2.05 May
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26c
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9%.
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48
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115
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4.90
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4.55
American
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4.35
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Dec
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8.40
1.00
Apr
Dec
7%
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Dec
37
Mar
48
45%
2.40
2.28
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14,124
31%
Nov
44%
70
70
65%
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78
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May
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3.30 Mar
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:
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1.08
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91,300
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62c
50
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94c
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4.40
4.40
4.40
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3.85
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11c
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7,000
1
Mines
8c
Montreal
12,000
39c
Uranium
109,493
—50
Products
3c
32c
uichan
10c
common
5%c
1
Ltd__^_—\_JL
9c
Mines.-
3c
-»-♦
ll
Northspcn Uranium Mines Ltd-—;
Norvalie Mines
18c
9y2c
Copper
2%c
1
—
Oct
common
3.55
_
45c
Nov
"
1.52 Mar
5c
Feb
-*
——
Belleterre
2c
2c
5%c
21c
Oct
62c
•
43c
•
—
Ltd *
75c
33,300
p
1.01
4c
700
55c
Apr
457/a
6c
—50
Bank of Nova Scotia
1.85 Mai
%c Dec
4,500
15c
1.00
'
-
5
Dec
22
21c
1
preferred .I—
5%% 2nd preferred
Dec
99c
24c
'31%
Dec
Dec
2,000
lc
5%
31%
1,230
4,100
120
13,606
-
Baska
5,300
19
40 y2
'
8c
20c
Pulp & Paper
B
Barnat
Apr
5.15 May
37 y8 July
22c
50c
Mines.
Fabric
Feb
32c
*65c
Dec
6c
Mines
Electric
20c
1.12
Sep
2.10
'26y4 May
•
Base Metals
31%
20c
8,350
10% July
42 »/2 July
22c
40c
Coast
of
32c "
Nov
SeD
10c
class
Oil
5.10
34 y2
7c
Nickel
Sep
31c
8c
248
3,190
—1
:
Dec
1.04
Aug
5.90
39%
42%
Pete-..
Arcadia
8%c Feb
•;
Mar
20%
Bankeno Mines
Feb
Aug
17
72
42
Mines
9c
31%
Ltd—
Opemisca Explorers Ltd
Opemiska Copper Mines
Jan
30
Dec
1
Gold
Banff
30% Mar
32c
1
Minerals
10c
*24 % .Dec
1.12
:_1
:
Feb
Jan
Nov
58
19%
Earth
Hardware
Barymin
1
Ltd
26c
21%
10
200
39%
_1
2.80 Feb
3,655
25
Bailey Seiburn Oil & Gas class A
•
21% July
38c
(1945)
.
Auto
35% May
8c
1'c i
American Asbestos
Corp
1
North American
Rare Metals Ltd—_1
Obalski
Auto
Jan
Jan
6,934
'
5,950
Mines..
Aumaque Gold
Bank
5c
61
10,686
"... 180
Steels
Aunor
Jun
2.30 Apr
26% Dec
1,900
.
121/8
60
Feb
7c
4c
Ltd
Rare
Atlin-Ruffner
Jan,.
Nov
5
Ltd—
Corp
Dec
3c
1,610
21%
5c
—
*
Ltd—
Mining
Ashdown
Atlas
May
9
281/4
11%
1.02
—1
Gold
Atlantic
Jan
21c
27 Ve
61
2.33
preferred
Warrants
May
500
24%
Ltd
West Amulet Mines
Nf>rana Mines
No
p
8c
1
.
Vinray Mines Ltd——
Normetal
9%c
'•
1
new
Ltd
Santiago Mines Ltd
Spring Coulee Oil &
12c
28%
323/4
Controls
Associated
?
New Jack Lake
Uranium Mines Ltd
1
New Pacific Coal
Oils Ltd
—20c
New
;
PJ
Mines
Mines
8c
20%
••
*
Mogador Mines Ltd—
Molybdenite Corp of Canada
Monpre Mining Co Ltd—
New
9%c
8c
1
Mines Ltd
Merrill Island
Mining Ltd-
Montgary Explorations
27%
1
Ltd
Mines
Jan
80c
>
Feb
1.85 May
26c
preferred
Class
Mcintyre-Porcupine
Mld-Chibougamau*
51/2C Jan
9,000
Mines Ltd
Canada
1,600
9.05
Labrador Mining &
Explor Co Ltd
Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd
Lithium
8%c
4%c
Ltd
Mines
Dec
91/2C
Oct
9.05
Company Ltd—1
Gold
Apr
32%
•
Dec
3%c
Mining Ltd
Kontiki Lead
3c
37c
9.05
Israel
Kerr-Addison
5,650
2,700
4%c
International Ceramic
Continental Oil
6c
8 %c
*
Mines
22c
43c
•
1
Ltd
Hollinger Consol Gold
40c
;—1
.____
Collieries
4'/2 c
1
dopper Mining Corp
Haitian
6c
•
Sc
Oct
3.60
Jun
1.05
2.00
2.10
Aumacho River Mines
1
—
9c
241/2 May
31/2C Dec
Jun
2.55
887
1,300
31%
Asamera Oil
May
21c
Inc.
Ltd———
Golden
10c
30%
32 %
5,360
1.20
2.30
32 V*
Corp common—
preferred
Arjon
.
13c
-
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd——*
2.90
2.75
1.15
50
4%
Imperial
$2.50
211/4 May
1.99
Jan
—.
Area Mines
Mar
———_1
Ltd
Mines
Oct
15c
5.80
$2.40
17c
61c
Nov
39%
Mines
Anthes
IO1/2C Mar
19 %
Nov
Aug
5c
——.
Huron ian
Ansil
May
•
—.—
56c
36c
Minerals—
Canadian
Argus
Mines
Dolsan
—
Petroleums
Apr
15c
./
Dec
1,303
7,331
11%
Anglo Rouyn Mines—
16V8 July
71/2C Feb
12c
Oct
12c
July
5,800
,
—A
Lead
3.80 Mar
75c
44c
'
—
Co
Oct
24c
Sep
Mar
6I/2C
-5
Nepheline
28c
Oct
2.40
50c
5c
.50
preferred
Analogue
14c
.
Dec
Mar
15%c Sep
42 c
2.33
Anacon
Apr
July
44c
2.80
Steel
Anchor
12
6»/2c
1.15
preferred-:
American
!Nov
75c
Oct
1
common
Leduc
22c
Sep
75c
8%
45c
1
American
9%c« Jan
5c
5c
Mines Ltd——_ 1
lonsoi
2c
1.201
1
1
lonsolidated Denison
350
7c
~6c
1
Ltd——
Mines
4c
8,592
Almagamated Larder Mines—-2.—
Dec
17c
5,050
Trunk—
Amalgamated
Jan
:5c
hipinan Lake Mines Ltd——-—~ —.1
Bi-Ore
9.15
15c
-1
ileveland Copper Corp
;ons
13
1,000
60c
40%
2.25
Roxana
41/2%
Jun
12%
1,7 c
2.80
58c
common
Central
Aluminum
Apr
May
24c
1
Copper Corp_———
hibbug
3c
12c
17c
2.60
Sep
6%c
3,950
58c
Gold
Aluminium Ltd
Aug
21c
8c
8c'
"
Oct
33
300
*
Alminex
Mar
47c
—1
Mining
bess
AHied
Jan
47c
analask
10%
_50c
____
Uranium
Warrants
101/4 Mar
...
'
10%
High
21c
2,161
2.80
_
u
Gas
Algoma
42c
40
Voting trust
60c
54,407
1
Yellowknife
Distillers
Low
31c
39%
8c
-
Range Since Jan. 1
High
27c
—11
i
Explorations
Alberta
Shares
10%
—1
/
for Week
39 y2
Ltd
Ajax Petroleums
-
Feb
Algoma
Mines Ltd
lampbell Chibougamau Mines
alumet Uranium
31c
_
-15c
1
I
Low
-4——1
Acadia Uranium Mines
Acme Gas & Oil
1.30 Mar
Dec
5c
36,099
7,000
17c
5c
19c
—1
1
Ltd
&
Warrants
—1
.1
Power
Paper common—_
Acadia Atlantic
Sugar common
Mar
.
—1
elle-chibougamau Mines Ltd
ibis Yukon Mines Ltdi----,-^——
onnyville Oil & Refining Corp
ornite Copper Corp
-7--—4
umt Hill Tungsten. Mines Ltd
Y
5c
—1
—
Mines
Abitibi
Feb
Dec
1
7.40
Dollars.
Sales
of Prices
Par
Abacus
Advocate Mines Ltd
1
1
1-
Mining Corp Ltd
Sale Price
Mar
3%c
33c
Canadian
in
Week's
Range
Last
16 % Mar
4.
5%C
—
Expressed
STOCKS
IO.1/2
7c
.
*
Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd..
eilechasse
25,250
7%c
1
Mining Co—
Bay
»reman
100
17c
6 %c
Gas Ltd "A"',
seiburn Oil
Talc Ltd——
ailey
12
12 VaC
17c
«
i
Are
Thursday
1
Exploration Ltd—
A/rinps
Ltd—
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Shown
HIgB
'
1
Mines Ltd—,—-—---■
Sulphur & Iron Co Ltd
•no
Toronto Stock Exchange
1
Prices
High-
'
Mining
(Range for Week Ended January 1)
Sales
of Prices
Trice
Sale
Par
37
34
•
10% Mar
"
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(38)
38
1
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CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Ran je
Thursday
,
—l.Last
0 c K g
"
Thursday
Low
y
High
19%
83.4
19%
83 4
20%
83 4
4.953
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1-1"
1-30
24.300
33c
33c
38c
6.400
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47
61c
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57 Vs
81
60c
1
•
4.75
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—
44%
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300
30
1.900
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10
1
20
•
6c
6%c
555a
55 V*
56V.»
4.033
1.597
52
Sep
66% July
Devon
37%
36*4
37'4
2,730
33%
Sep
42%
Distillers
Aluminium common.'
1534
15*4
15%
360
7,50
1.275
6.70
100
common.—-10
——--—^00
Iron Foundries
%preferred—
i9%
Dec
37%
Jan
Crestbvook
100%
'
Nov
.80
30.
.
Feb
Croinor
Warrants
•
A
class
Packers
Canada
,
B
Class
Canada
Safeway
-10
preferred—_-100
Mtge
Permanent
Canada
Ltd
Southern Oils warrants—
Canada Southern Petroleum
—
—
Canada
Lines common
Canada Steamship
Preferred
•
—
Minerals
Canadian
Astoria
Canadian
Bank
Canadian
Breweries
of
Canadian British
A
w
common
6V2C
7.25
warrants
B
Commerce
arrants
7.00
6.70
—
.
09c
Jan
1.05
Feb
57
Jan
Crush
55
Apr
Cusco
Nov
45%
Dec
44%
Oct
Dec
70
91
Aug
—_—.—5
55
80
Mar
2.85 Mar
5.00 May
39 %
Dec
6c
Sep
li
Deer
Jan
'
Apr
Apr
10
Mines
class
Canners
Canadian
Celanese
Canadian
Collieries
Preferred
21*4
3
Curtis
Canadian
Devonian
Canadian
Dredge
10%
18c
Jan
;,15c
July
40c
Mar
23c
Sep
74c
Mar
10c
Dec
34c
Jan
25c
Mar
—
16c
7,375
29 Vac
35c
25,500
10c
11c
14,060
22c
20 Vac
22c
16c
12c
16c
•
82,200 ;W
15c
Jun
9.%c
7,166
.
Oct
It
43c
18,166
80c
Sep
2,0po
19Vac Nov
Dec
95C
48c
60c
22%
74c
Jan
1.11
Oct
85 %
July
-•
Jan
f^ines
Dome
Petroleum
13
Electrohome
23
1.485
18%
7(4
3.075
-6%
Sep
9%
Aug
Dominion
4.900
90c
Sep
1.60
Aug
Dominion
7%
7%
1.825
9%
Dec
Dominion
Scottish
Invest
75c
75c
900
July
Dominion
Steel
Coal
Dominion
Stores
Dominion
Tar
4.55
Jan
2.30
2.20
2.30
2.075
2.00
Nov
4.10
3.25
3.50
17,655
3.20
Sep
6.05
Jan
Nov
85c
'
1,435
8%
5.30
&
1
52
j—1
common—.
33
33
%33
*
15
14%
%5
^
common—*
51
10
Dec
12
Jan
Jan^
37
May
22%
20
32
510
14
Dec
»NOV
'
3.435
;
49
3.820
'
14 Vs
"
July
52%
Jan
6?/* Dec
16
15%
.
15*8 May
Dec
5.25
.
Jan
24 % Mar
.
Dec
41%
785'
13'/a
Apr;
51 %
50
16
-
——.——_•
Chemical
Dec
8%
2,420
7-
21% May
Apr
8.75
20
1,500
5.50
51
6%
common—*
_
15%
V
2,080
5.25
Steel
&
Magnesium
9 "a.
51%
——_•—-
Foundry
18%
6%
:r Warrants
Jan
3.40
65c
1,475
common
1.03
.
9.00
20%
9%
—J_-
;
98c
Jan
3,670
8.85
20 Vs
19%
Dominion
16% May
24% July
Sep
19%
8.85
20%
2.50 f
Bridge
Jan
92%
Feb
20
J uly
12
Mar
15c
Jan
May
*
preferred
Dock—
_*
—*
15%
15%
16
382
i—1
55c
48c
57c
31.038
11%
11 %
100
Jun
15%
13
Dec*
10
25% Mar
Dominion
Apr
Textile
Dona Ida
common
Mines
1
10%
10V4
.*
;
965
,
5,200
8c
9 Va
Dec
/
Export
:——
Fairbanks
Canadian
Class B
16%
Securities
Canadian
General
Canadian
Higlj, Crest
Canadian
Homestead
Canadian
Husky
class
Canadian
Hydrocarbon
Canadian
Ice
Industries
North
Oil
Cos
15
__
34c
36c
Nov
7c
1.08
4.65
11%
11%
class
2,533
11
,200
I
A
•
16%
•
»
11
—
i
34,800
11c
Nov
46c
Mar
Oils
Minerals
1
5 V2C
4c
6c
27,650
4c
Dec
16c
Feb
-—•
1.35
1.22
1.35
32,635
85c
Sep;* '
2.00 May
6 %C
Dec
16c
Dec
8%
Dec
4.00
Aug
East
Dynamic
Petroleum
Amphi
Canadian
Pacific
Petrofina
Railway
Mines
1
1.55
1.55
1.62
21,600
1.25
Dec
2.15 May
Sullivan
Mines
__1
1.86
1.65
1.91
30,725
1.41
Nov
2.65 Mar
Eastwood
50c
1.84
1.40
50c
1.75
Sep
1.85
Jan
7.60
Dec
14%
Jan
4.00
Nov
8.50
Jan
7% Mar
y
12 %
July
12%
Jan
10
May
Class
Easy
Eddy
Elder
Eldrich
40c:"Feb
20c
24c
105.701
15c
Oct
35c
45c
44.817
29c
Dec
24
24%
1,901
22
Dec
94
94
50
94
Nov
Canadian
Salt
Canadian
Thorium
Canadian
Tire
Canadian
Vickers
Canadian
Western
14.275
689
_*
39%
39%
39*4
5c
5c
—————:
Corp
Corp
1
common
•
.
198
C'-'Z
55,215
Warrants
Mines
Cariboo
Gold
Ltd
•
Cayzor
•
Ltd
10.135
40,000
•
Corp
Atha'oaska
1.900
•
Asbestos
2.00
Feb
26c
Feb
22.143
2.45
Nov
6c
Oct
;78c
Feb
Apr
1.07
Dec
2 Vac
6,700 ;
1
Z,
Quartz
Jan
Dec
:i4c
3.300
Captain
20%
Jan
35c
Jan
55c.. Jan
15c
-
9.40 May
1.75
13
Jan
Apr
Far west
565
53
72
Apr
58 %
110
53% Jani
■
1.24
1.35
42,200
22c
21c
25c
10,500
9c
7c
9c
21,059
17%C
20c
9,900:,,
7%c
16,250 "
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12,580-,
.-.-.1
'
5^Zc
5c
Apr
2.13
Jun
50c
6V2C Nov
Nov
Jan
; 45c
Jan
15%c Mar
Dec-
5c
Feb
14c
Nov
15c
Fatima
.
Fleet
Ford
Francoeur
Fraser
Dec
9.20
Jan
167 s
1
1959
^
10c
10c
68c
J)
69c
65c
2,800
86
173
11%
11%
27%
29%
95
95
6.00
6.00
100
1.92
1.88
2.04
43,234
81
82%
15%
14%
15%
*
95
-.
—10
*.,
common-..
660~
51
210
b
5V2C
'
51'
Sep
Jan
V Jan
10%
2,000
•
Sen
88
187
Oct;
25.%
Qentral
Pat
Central
Gold
1
Charter
Oil
Chiboug
Jaculet
Kayrand
Gold
Cop
9c
Oct
&
Knitting
A
8%c Mar
5 r>V
36,616
43c
Sep
92c
4.000
1
&
Smelting
60c
8,200
,
45c
Dec
Jan
Sep.
2.75
Jun
Jan
85
Jun
Bakeries
General
3.15
Jun
General
3.00
Oct
General
5.00
Nov
General Petroleum
4.10
Jan
Sep
2.90
5,750
2.80
800
12%
Jan
9c
1,500
8c
Sep
i
13c
13c
3.90
*.
Combined
Enterprises
.
•
Metals
•
3.60
13c
9,076
3.90
11
10c
1.100
11
Sep
Sep
3.50
100
Sep
20Dec
^lc Jan
19c
5.25
Feb
Aug
July
13,300
33%
46% May
Sep
35
94 %
Oct
10
96
Sep
17 %
17%
1,660
17%
.*
8
7%
_1
22%
20V4
8
v.
157/s
7
700
104
Geo
1%
24 % Mar
Sep
,10%
Jan
Scientific
Prospecting
*
—
1.50
Mascot
Giant
Mine
yy
1.00
1.10
4,285
90c
Dec
1.40
15
15V2
1,515
10%
Jan
19 %
11 v2 c 11 % c
500
10c
Nov
20c
70c
Dec
9c
Jan
75c
1.00
11.00
1,600
Yellowknife
Glacier
Gold
Mines
1
Mining
Sep
15
Sep
50c
Apr
51c
56c
2.600
43c
Sep
75c
Sep
55c
34.100
27c
Jan
55c
Dec
Goldfields
%c
3,343
19c
Dec
35c
Apr
Goldray
6%c
3,600
4c
-Nov
10c
Feb
Goodyear
1
25,233
5c
Dec
15c
•
Apr
4,000
5c
Dec
20c
Flin
•
July
15,750
7c
Denison Mines
Nov ;
19c
1
28.590
Aug
Jun
Mar
1.55 Mar
32c
6.25 Mar
Dec
Feb
10%
107'H
2,317
24c
10%
.2.50
•
'
Key Mines.
:
Allenbee
C,;;;
r
Oil
_*
Mines
!
Gamma
Beta
Callinan
6c
9.65
72.940
29c
Dec
Dec
Glenn
4.20
Apr
1
14.075
Consolidated Dragon Oil
Consolidated East Crest—
1
192.864
22c
Jun
47c
Jan
•
I' 1,000
38c
Jun
53c
31c
16.500
20?
Nov
59c
7c
7c
4,300
7c
Aug
14c, Mar
30c
10,711
23 %c
Nov
63c
Jan
3.000
5%c
Nov
10%c
19c
Jan
36c
Mar
51c
Sep
1.05
Feb
Sep
4.50
^1
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23c 24 %C
24c
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22c
22c
7,050
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May
Nov
Dec
120
Feb
26c
Dec
18 Vac
20c
22c
17,599
*
190
190
20
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50
41
41
355
*
638
6%
1.040
6
Jun
7% May
1,950
.6
Oct
87s
4,700
14c
——
class
Mackay
A
B
7
Mines
Gr-anduc
Jan
7c.
Canada^ommon-
preferred
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1
-
Mining
Tire
Grandroy
May
Mines
—
Gordon
Aug
16% May
—
Uranium
4%
•
Consolidated Discovery
—
15c 15%c
—
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Mines
7'
1.24.
1:10
1.24
40%
1.00
4,660
230
48
Nov, •'
Oct
38c
•
Jun
Jan;
Feb
Mar_
2.25 Mar
Sep
Jan
Consolidated Fenimore
Consolidated
Gillies
Mines
1
Mac
Consolidated Mining
Consolidated Mogul
Oils
&
j
69c
96.400
l
loo
7,420
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29c
6.660
24c
Sep
•
2.80
7,877
2.45
Nov
Ltd
Smelting
Red
Feb
36c
Mar
Nov
8c
Feb
Craig
—Z_.;
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Cree
(R
Oil
L)
of
Ltd
Canada
Crestaurum Mines
For
4c
Jun
"44c
1.20
1.24
July
Jun
July
Oct
7c
Feb
Nov
9c
1958
20c
Mar
Greening
Gulch
Gulf
Nov
25c
Jun
14c
Mar
Gwillim
Dec
Oct
13%c Mar
5.225
34
40
100
100
150
vjan
99
Sep
Sep
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25 %c.
10c
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see page
40.
18
17%
5
12%
300
26 %C
31
69c
25
Jan
47% July
106
105 %
Jun
May
Hahn
Brass
Hamilton
Hardee
5.25 Aug
74c
Mar
16 %c Mar
2.50 Mar
21%
Hartz
(J
Hasaga
Head
Gold
26c
Dec
58c
Jan
Hendershot
5.000
57c
Sep
2.67
44.669
9c
163
Apr
1.75
8c
Apr
Jan
Apr'
4.20
3c
3 %c
10%
107 s
5%c
6c
9.00
.9.60
25,710
90c
34,820
72c
9%"
21%
1.30 Mar
100
9
Aug
-
8.00 Aug
5.00
Jun
3c
Sep
20c 1 Mar
Sep
I3V2 Mar
3,000
5c
Sep
7,400
5%C
Dec
13c
Feb
9.00
Dec
19
Jan
.365
5%c-
>
4.00
'6.15 Aug
10%
20,500
x
72c
Dec
%
100
3%
Jan
6c
7c
21,000
4c:
Oct
9
>
Dec
Highland
Apr
Hinde
Jan
10
9
100
8%
16
HI
—1
A
15c
7.50
Jan
Jan
9% July
10 %c
&
Tower
11%
14%
Apr
Nov
9
Dec
Feb
200
15
Jan
20
110
■
10
Dec
1974 May
Jail
16
300
8%
Altg*
7,750
9c
July
14c
Jan
8V2C
11c
13,000
8c
Dec
25c
Jan
11
11%
50
Apr
11%
10c 10 %c
11%
10
Dec
19c
19c
19c
6c
Sep
19c-*
Dec
l
15c
12c
15c
24,000
8%C
Jan
24VaC
NOV
28c
24 %c
58c
Jan
1
——
Bell
,
500
29c
28,900
23'%c
Dec
6c
4V2C
6c
17.900
4 %C
Dec
11c
4.50
4:50
4.50
200
4.25
Nov
10
Apr
7%
7%
8
2,880
•4
Jan
8
Dec
100
82%-
80
82%
60
51
Dec
—1
1.45
1.45
1.45
800
53%
1
Co-^_
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Dauch
16
11%
V
1
Lake
<fe
11c
——
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10c
1
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2.67
12c
Red
Gold
(Geo
5.15
23 % July
2.60 Jan
—
11%
of Lakes Iron
20,993
Sen
4.50
14%
class
F»
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1.75
420
6c
common
Harrison. Minerals
Heath
2.65
5.85
Harding Carpets
Headway
17% May
Aug
5.55
common..
Feb
200
Aug
Apr
9%
-
Cotton
Farms
Feb
1,000
-Jun
Jan
5c
common—_-v.
Gold-
preferred-
Mar
2.245
6.75 Mar
r-V
9'
9%
9.25
2nd
14
22
9c
8c
1.60
Jan
137s
3.90
86c
Lake
Dec
1.80
2.40
Sep
Jan
2IV1
14
Dec
240
5%C
Products
Oct
3.60
21%
Jun
3.30
Feb
615
—
-
——
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11
1.80
'
3.50
9 '/a
5.00
3 %c
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17%
.
3.60,
22
2.65
.11
7,541
17,343
63c
31c
,50C
warrants..!
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Sep
17% Sep
11c
1.77
18
12
69c
1
21c
17%
12%
—
7,100
1.70
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17%n
1
2,630
27c
9%C
1.74
18
~~
3.90
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4.70
4.20
Hard Rock Gold Mines
3.75
27c
Oct
650
Jan
•
1.10 Mar
5.85
•
100
4.50
1,730
11
.
10%
'
Lines
Mines
Gurney
Nov
3.25
310
7%
Jan
3.35
Sep
5.55
Mines
Nov
39c
10%
11
Wire
Lead
Gunnar
5c
2,000
3,085
Aug
,65/'»
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•
—
Greyhawk Uranium
Greyhound
5c
93.900
*
Dec
4.70
warrants
7c
.
,
5.00
5
10%
May
,2.00
13
5.00
7
10%
lOVa
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-
Aug
30 Va July
Dec
2.00
12
—
warrants
19,000
3.85
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3.000
Jan
24 %c
500
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Craigmor.t- Mines
A
200
45%
Feb
10%
1956
2.000
—
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27.000
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Nov
Imperial
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Cowichan
Dec
Feb
4c
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1
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705
5
1.500
2.30
2.20
:
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2.00
23%
:t? 7.10
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22%
63c
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E
1.01
Oct
13c
'
Class
9.606
1.18
17%
6
warrants
Saddlery
9.000
Coppercorp Ltd
Coulee
4.116
15
,35% May
100
2.00
Coal
19,800
A
Cosmos
B
1,100
7.25
1
common
West
6c
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West
15c
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Class
43
25%
7.25
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•
_
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41V2
25"%
42
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Great
ZZ_1
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Great
Great
9.875
.
I
common-
Feb
17,000
_1
Paper
_——__
Apr
26 c
Consolidated Sudbury Basin
Consolidated West Petroleum
Consumers Gas Co common
L preferred
5.25
Lakes
Lakes Power
Warrants
Plains
1.05
Poplar
Class
;
64c
Great
Great
Great
'
19%
•
2.50
~J2
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Consolidated Sannorm Mines
Class
"
4.10 May
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Consolidated Nicholson Mines.
Consolidated Northland Mines
Consolidated Peak Oils
Consolidated Pershcourt Mine
Consolidated
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Consolidated Morrison '
Consolidated Mosher
Sep
> 9.875
:
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Gold
Marbenor Mines.
Consolidated Mic
3.55
35c
Howey
Consolidated
27c
1
Arrow
Consolidated Halliwell
Consolidated
7
Lake.:,—•
Consolidated Golden
Conwest
«
Aug
11 Vs
Mar
51c
20c 24
1
500
I8V2C 18 %c
1
,
Aug
1,300
43 % Mar
*
Giant
Jan
July
1.15
1.10
Dec
56 %
2,149
1.00
Jim
63%
52
15%
1
-
Nov,
1.10
50c
common—
23
Sep
'40'
51
52~
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—
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12,580
115
43 %
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23
Apr
IO8V2 Mar
,
43%
1
:
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25c
Warrants
•
A
10
Consolidated
y
Nov
390
;
—
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Genex
13,648
Consolidated Bellekeno
v:
Class
General
32c
Mines
Ooniaurum Mines
-
7%c
100
37
-
29 %c
Coniagas
Corlsolidated
Oct
Dec
3c
100
1
Motors
3.50
500
•
20%
Consolidated
■
37
Dynamics
1
Consolidated
6c
100%
Development
1
Con
•
36 Vs
.
General
2.30 Aug
100
Combined
•
167 s
100
preferred
Feb
•
Cellulose
14;%, Dec
100%
•
Ltd
Mines
3c
1
common
Jan
Willans
Mines
27%c Mar
Geco
prior
>
.
'vv';
preferred
1.65
Farm
Gold
Mar
Apr
9.00
100
Power
«jatineau
89c
Dec
Dec
Cochenour
Equipment
Jan
1.25 May
2,710
*
Cody Reco
1.90
Mar-
97*
.4.25 NOV
75
170
320
.
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1.61
,
•
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Sep
12 % c
27.350
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1
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5%%
1.02
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Columbia
May
Nov
1
;
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25c
Gaitwin
3c
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100
^
A
Aug
4,300
Smelting
Mines
Circle
Coin
2.30
7.800
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Class
Nov
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Chromium
Bar
99c
1
fz
Chibougamau Mining
Chimo
13.700
75c
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—
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1
Cheskirk
Chib
Frosst
s
5,600
1
—
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4.75
-
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Jan
"
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Dec
Jun
ll%c. Feb
Sep
90
•
Apr
*
J
17,
Nov
5c
;
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1.50
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108% Jan
780
11 7
5c
20c
preferred-^.
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60
69c,
.
39
35 '
•'
.
28%
Petroleum
Ltd
47
85
100
Jan
34c
68c
47
172
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1.12
39,500
57c
173
Ltd
19 %c
9c
—•*
preferred--
Feb
Nov
7,720
1 86
-
Jan
8.25
2,525
•
15
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35c
3:65 Nov
10c
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1.12 Mar
Nov
58c
4.35
47
——
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Vs C.Dec
1"
A
15,500 ;
74c
■
4.25
25c
—
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(A
65c
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4.25
Dec
25 % May
118% Dec
15% Sep-
1,060:
—
1
(U
Co
72c
32%
24% May
690
19 V2
Companies
Freiman
Frobisher
Jan
19
16 V2
i__
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Foundation
19%
—
class
32
30%
16%
Mines—
—
Co
%
•
Manufacturing
Motor
Ford rof
32
,_1
expire Dec 31,
Ltd
;I
Grain
French
3.10
.*
-
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Mining
Federal
.
—
Debentures
Central Del
Sep
72
Jan
20c
Aug
2.16
Jan
80c
1.35
Candy
Mining
Dec
Nov
35c
Jan
59
58 %
1
_r
Uranium
Fargo Oils
Jan
Nov
10 %C
•
17 Vs
1.40
——1
Nickel
Players
Warrants
July
24
Octv,;
62c
8.166
237,181
—I
Explorations
200
Nov
19
4.5Q0
1
Met
Cassiar
25
1
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Jan
Jan
-
-"14",
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1
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Jan
9%c
l
„
.
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126
Famous
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45
Sep
100
Jun
31% Mar
-Jan
5c
100
6c
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30
40
15%
20%
20
Williston
Candore
45
15%
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5y preferred/'
Canadian
-
Sep
Sep
2.10
7,325
58 %
58%
*
Ltd
Explorers Alliance
2,370
1.75
16%
1.55
-I
Developments
Corp
15% May
Dec
-11 % Mar
2.450
197*4
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—.——
Natural
198
23%
•
20
:——
—
Mining
Eureka
30% May
105
&
Mines
1.84
1.55
16%
_20
A
————
Mines
Sol
El
1.12 Mar
—a
preferred—
Mach
class
Paper
Feb
Nov
common
—
Common
Jan
15
Oil
A
Washing
20%
13%
Jan
Malartic
East
84c
24%
6,600
East
Sep
12%
7%c
J^n
30c
23%
7c
Jan
1.353
13%
7%c
19%
13,200
23%
_1
:
—
62c
50c
10
Sep
Jun
16%
—25
preferred
4
—
Gold
Falconbridge
Canadian
-•
Dec
24c
__
&
*
-
*
45c
24
;——■
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11 %
42c
100
16c
16%
49c
•
common
46
13c
Jan
•
—_
Jan
15 %c
Dec
1
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40
1
.
,70c
2.865
11%
I
Jan
Dec
35
Ltd-
Brewery
23c
17,892
4.30
2.90
45
Co
Dow
15
2,300
8.35
Nov
7c
45
Copper
Duvex
Jan
7 %
3,925
1.00
75c
2.60
165
15
7.70
Inca
preferred
50
4.50
common
Northwest
5'*
2,180
1.00
•
Gold
Canadian
110
7%
3.40
8.25
—a.
Machine
Canadian
10 %
1012
7%
1
—
Malartic
2.01
10c
Oil
Canadian
42.950
3.40
15
20c
Oils
2.35
10%
—
A__*
Warrants
Canadian
2.20
'7Vat
•
—:
Products common;..'..'
Food
Canadian
2.35
A_50c
class
Morse
—1
Canadian
Oil
&
Gas
Oct
20c
7%
Duvan
Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian
:'
Aug
Sep
69c
Dome
•
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Steel
Drawn
Canadian
Petroleum
Jan
6c
31 %
6%
—
3.35
1,000
87c
July
—X
•
——
3,900
15c
1
Jan
May
6c
31 %
7*4
....
Jan
53
9%
93c
8.70 July
3.45 Mar
781
24
31%
7l,4
Wright
Canadian
14*4
19c
Dec
—2
—___—
Seagrams
1.03
•
common
——
„
22*4
—
„:
Pete
Chieftain
13*4
——2*
;
Canadian
13%
—
common
Canadian Chemical
*
A„
Jun
Dec
14 %
Oils————25c
Mines
Palmer
Dominion
Canadian
48%
230
11c
_1
——
Jun
>8c
1,500
-
<
Apr
13c
17% July
4.10
Gold
Delnite
Jun
;
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Horn
Deldona
;
1.85
Dec
6c
30c'
.-1
_1
:
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I
High
Dec
6c
100
%,
9c
5%
1
Daragon Mines
Brewis
12% Mar
13c
Explorers
Decoursey
v' Jun,
49
Feb
10%
-1
1.35
»
5.600
14%
87«
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51
;8c.
14%
International Ltd—_——
Daering-
1.25 May
50c
200
7%c
51V2
9c
10
—
—
Low
•
--
-—I
—«—
•
Range Since Jan.
High
1.35.--1.35
—
Minerals
Nest
Shares
6V2C
7c
*
Aug
Dec
Crowpat
for Week
Low
common
,———_1
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•Crows
26c•
,
„
2,35
Nov
Range
Par
Pershing
»Crown
-*
Lands
Canada Oil
Timber
Sales
Week's
-
Sale Price
High
Canada
Monday, January 4, 1960
.
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Low
Par
4
„
.
(Range for ,Week Ended January I )
Sales
for Week
of Pridfcs
Sale Price
.
—
Canada
Drilling ———
Hoiden Mfg class B-;,
Hollinger Consolidated Gold
27%
53%
100
8
8
205
3.00
8
3.00
200
27
28
3,030
•
1.11
Oct
82%
Apr
Dec
1.95 May
Jan
77-
Jun
6%
Feb
11
Nov
1.75
Jan
47
26%
Nov
4.25
Feb
35 Va Mar
Number 5913
191
Volume
The Commercial and Financial
. .
Chronicle
(39)
CANADIAN MARKETS
■'■'■''y-.'V
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8
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preferred'
.
'
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1
_
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Cement Co preferred—.
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Preferred'
—
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!
Line
r
1.55
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58 >
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—
5
36c
8c
102%
31%
preferred
5%
33
r
14
Waite
i—■—
20c
35c
14%
Jacobus
Jave
—
——
Exploration
1
——=1
-1
1
•
Lake
Jefferson
Jellicoe
(1939)—
Mines
Mines
Joburke
Gold
jockev Club Ltd common.^—
Preferred
-——
Jowsey Mining Co
Ltd
Petroleum
Pound
Jumping
Jupiter Oils
-——
class
Kelly Douglas
Kerr-Addison Gold
Kirkland Minerals
;!
12,700
7.600
7,000
1,9^9
575
42c
20c
1.70
11% Apr
69c
45c
Feb
26%cJuly
72c
Feb
Dec
Sep
1.55 Dec*
New
Davies
New
Delhi
New
Dickenson
New
Goldvue
Labatt
(John)
Ltd—
6%
.'7
485
3.90
8%
125
5c
5c
2,000
4Vic
28c
Jan j,
3.00 Mar
Nov
6,710
18%
Apr
4,300
2.35 Jan
61c
Sep
32c
Sep
21%
3.30
1.21
1.18
3.45
.1.23
3.50
6%
4,780
39c
35c
39c
7,025
•
—
Lake
Cinch
Lake
Dufault
Lakeland
Gas
.
.
Osu
Lake
Shore
Lake
>
Nov
11% Apr
7.20 Apr
8
Apr
12% Apr
Dec>
14c
Mar
21%
4.10
2.17
86c
r
July
Jun
Jun
Jari
Lambton
Langis
Candy
Leitch Gold-.—
Lencourt Gold Mines—
4.00
4.05'
4.103
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30c
30c
2.90
3.10
88c
85C
24
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New
Dec
910
22%
Oct
1.10
Sep
Dec
28% Jan
1.61 Mar
17c
Jan
6c
Feb
A 2.48 Jan
5,uOO
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l
28
27%
28
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—
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27%
1,050
26%
26
1,021
24%
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26
25%
26'A
1,750
25
40
40 %
150
40
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9.00
8.75
9.40
1,295
7%
7%
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400
17c
91,200
17c
•
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48c
52c
90,650
34c
44,200
14c
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5c
7c
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1,000
5c
4c
16c
19c
11,875
10c
9c
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32c
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1
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14
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40
40
40
2.65
2.63
2.68
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1
8c
7%c
9c
35.400
Maher Shoes Ltd
*
24%
24%
' 300
2%c
3c
7,600
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A
Malartlc Goldfields
3c
1
—
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Barvue
Leaf Milling
—
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99c
5c
-
1.00
99c
4
1
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6c;
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Marcon Mines
;
marigold Oils
Maritime Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely
1
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15c
37c
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100
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v
1.29
1
9%c
1.31
1.20
36C^
39c
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Jan
17c July
28%. Jun
-
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12lA
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50
9,250
67,200
63,400"
14,540
8%c
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8c
500
,
11c Mar
1.40 Mar
'19% Jun
42%cMar
17c Feb
20c Mar
2.05 Mar
> 47c
Aug
16% Jun
113
May
22c
Jan
Dec
100
9.800
4.75
-
Nov
6c
Nov
8%c Dec
98c
Sep
25Vic Jan
lO»/a Jan
11c
14,600
Dec
5c Feb
1-25 Apr
Dec
15,000
45Vi July
40
Dec
61c
' 1.360
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3.45 May
" 4c
11%
11%
•
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2,060
100% 101%
101%
9c
:
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6c
8%c
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Consol
Matachewan
Maxwell Ltd
14
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*
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Massey-Ferguson
14
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Mines
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Jan
1.47 Jan
55c
16c
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Dec
Dec
Dec
38.000
:
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94c
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3,500
65c
65c
v
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3.10 Jun
,
21%
50
1
Jan
Feb
Jan
6c
2,757
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1.01
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2.55
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Jan
Dec
25c
28,500
1.03
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2.66
905
1
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vv;/'7c
36,000
2.72
'
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Mar
July
23c
11 Vic
40c
22%c
Aug
2.97
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15
26c
61c
46c
Nov
Nov
1
class
'
35c
25c
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deposit-receipts..—.
Red
May
1714 Mar
6%c Jan
Oct
51c
32c
May
48
'
7% Dec
1
30% Aug
40% Feb
'•* 42
Feb
6.25 Oct
__1
__
Macassa Mines
Macdonald MlDes
Macfie Exploracions
MacLeod Cockshutt
Macmillan & Bloedel
»
32
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40%
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1
17c
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i
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5%%
1
25%
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25%
•
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Warrants
Maralgo
Nov
Nov
1.60 Nov
29,825
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6.00 Jun
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1
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\
1.15
1.25
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5,169
500
6,000
1.84
2.06
34.048
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1.10
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1.13
12c.
1.04
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20c
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7c
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25c
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1.80 Nov
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88c
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31
3,700
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29c
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32c
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Dec
1.00 Sep
10c
20.400
1.25
—
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13c
30%
606
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•
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1.25
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10c
13c
l
19,100
.
,
28c
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1.78 Mar
31% Dec
48c,
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12%c iJan
Aug
3.35 Jan
25c .Jan
1.90 Mar
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footnotes, see page
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2.60 Dec
4c
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12% Dec
12%cMar
98c
1.00
2.10
49c
49c
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3.75
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Apr
July
Dec
Feb
Jan
Jam
July
16% Mar
Feb
20c
Jan
May
16c
Mar
37c
11c'
Dec
11,600
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Nov
12c
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17,142
20c
Dec
69c
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5c
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21,500
6c
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8c
28c
2,000
24c
6c
800
4c
23,600
21c
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20,00
Jun
11 Vic Aug
Nov
43c
Jan
22c
Mar
73c
Dec
35c
21c
.
Jan
3,400
13c
Nov
36c
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12c
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38c
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3.28
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5 Vic
3,333
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11 %c
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9%c
Dec
15c
Jan
-
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14c
2.20
5c
9 Vic
2,975
8c
83c
1.03
133,875
61c
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6 Vic
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7C
1,833
6c
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96c
1.53 Mar
12c
Jan
•
11c
8%C
lie
35,100;
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Jan
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;
19c
15c
19c
12,900
14c
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30c
33c
13,700
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85c
96c
177,532
68c
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2.71 May
5c
5c
2,000
4 Vic
Dec
9 Vic
33c
96c
1
1
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-
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41c
Mar
55c
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Feb
9c
9c
1,000
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26c
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4 Vic
6c
6,500
4c
Nov
10c
May
NOV
65c
4,748
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18c
18c
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50
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1.45
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5c
6 Vic
5,500
5c
58c
.
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1.40
6c
1.18 Mar
1.20
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2.65 Mar
Sep
Aug
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1,200
15c
Jan
30c
Mar
47
48
3.069
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Sep
58
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1.15
53,970
80c
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5c
5 Vic
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81c
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46c
1.33
50c
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;
51c.
65c
1
1
.
Mines
1.15
Dec
13%c Feb
Nov
4c
1
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20c
7,310
3.00
Sep
4.50 Mar
13c
38,933
9c
Sep
27c
Jan
Nov
22c
Mar
10c
9 Vic
Nov
36c
Jan
25o
2.37
2.33
•
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common
1.15
1.04
1.18
40c
39c
44c
7 8,017
37c
26c
24c 27 Vic
7,833
21c
Warrants
Coldstream
—l
Goldcrest
North
Mines
——
warrants
i
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Feb
Sep
Dec
78c
May
85c
Aug
1.98 May
1.23
98c
1.39
55,033
75c
Dec
2.55
43c
83c
12,300
35c
Dec
1.80
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22,518
12
Feb
24 %
Dec
150
40
13
75c
23%
41%
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41%
" Oct
19
12,076
3.20.
3.80
4,396
3.00 May
5.00
1.16
1.25
1,600
1.10
1.85
25
25
69
Dec
2.60
4.00
Feb
3,900
16c
Dec
42c
Jan
16,250
10c
Sep
Sep
30c
Mar
23c
Jan
15c
Apr
14C
•
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2,200
12c
7%C
8c
8,500
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.1
69c
65c
70c
6,650
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Apr
July
18c
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12 %c
13
13
13
100
12
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28
Nov
10V2C 12 Vic
20
1
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500
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Dec
19
Sep
17%-.
3.80
*
common
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44% Aug
"
18%
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Lake
Feb
1.80
1.40 Aug
Dec
Dec
•
—
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Nudulama
4.60
Dec
2.25
Oct
•
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Telephone
Northland
33,025
96c
02c
—
1957 warrants
Quebec
85c
40,607
50
Canada
320
1.20
•
;
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1,400
95c
,
1.14
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ii
9c
Mar
1.15
11
Ltd
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7c
=31,775
43c
1
Rankin
Northspan
9,613
11c
2.40
:
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1
Northgate Exploration Ltd
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.
9c
8c.
1
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Canadian
3,500
3.60
10 %c
92c
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24c
3.25
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1
;
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21c
3.55
•
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5%c
1,
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Normetal Mining Corp.—
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1.07 May
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Oka
Cement
Metals
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Okalta
1
Oils
Steel
Ontario
Opemiska
Orchan
10c 11 %c
lie
90c
1
52c
•
12,350
10c
Nov
53c
10,300
45c
11c
Nov
13c
12c
3,000
1
22
8.00
7.55
8.05
17,343
1
79c
68c
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110,400
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Orenada Gold
43c
7c
31C
33c
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7
-7 Vb
350
34c
34c
34c
2,700
Apr
1.35
Jan
23c
Jan
26%
Jan
12% Mar
7.00 Sep
;
1.43
July
Oct
6c
Oct,
13c
Mar
21c
3,50(J>
6 V2C
1
17 Vic
19"% Aug
175
22
1
Products
Copper
Feb
18
Dec
45c
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Oleary
Nov
65c
Mar
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—___—■*.
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9,900
=
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i
11%
11
11%
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Petroleums
Pacific
.
33C
—
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Oshawa
Osisko
—1
—.—1
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8.30
28%
2 8 Vi
36%c
35C
62c
60c
6c
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9,431
8% Sep
7
Nov
26c
Nov
45c
10%
Nov
18%
Jan
12%
Jun
May
3,220
7.15
Oct
28%
1,955
26 %
Oct
40c
47,850
29c
Nov
95c
Jan
62c
2,800
50c
Sep
79c
May
6%c
5,000
6c
Jan
13c
Mar
19c
32,073
15c
Dec
56c
Jan
3,650
51c
Dec
.
*
Page
:——•
Hershey Tubes
Pamoil Ltd
——.
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Pamour
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i—...
—1
—
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1
17c
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1
2.60
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1
20 %c
PCE Exploration.
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:——:——1
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1
37c
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1.25
7%
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Penmans
Permo
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-
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common
&
Gas
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Petrol OK &
&
2.70'
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11,676
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9,005
2.60
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2.15
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2.15
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Oct
Nov
'
4,250
12c
Sep
23c
183,620
20c
Jun
39 %c
7%
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7%
31
31
25
66C
13c 13 %C
29c
1,315
6%
30
Nov
Mar
11%
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Oct
Jan
Apr
98,825
66c
Dec
1.80
Jan
9,300
13c
Nov
29o
Feb
73c
81c
6,500
73c
Dec
1.75 Mar
95c
1.01
75c
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21 %c"
1.05
28,610
95c
Dec
2.79 May
72c
20,900
60c
Nov
2,481
85c
75c
Oct
1.25"May
3,500
5%c
Dec
12c
1.64
Jan
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85c
•
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85c
88c
82c
92c
46,900
—1—-—•
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10%
10%
1.070
10
19c
20c
8,400
16C
Nov
31c
Feb
83C
91c
105,365
58c
Sep
91c
Dec
17%
17%
2,595
16
Oct
177/s
Nov
500
34c
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
Pitch Ore Uranium
Place Oil & Gas
Development
19
1
•
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62c
36% Mar
'
72c
1
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16c
51c
2.60
--
2
Oil preferred.
Mines
Gold
Peruvian
85c
89c
5 V2C
5 Vic
-
,
60C
Nov
Mar
Mar
1.80 May
12%
Apr
'
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Ponder
—50c
Powell
Power
Prairie
Prairie
Rouyn
—
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——
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Roy
Pipe
Mfg
—
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Provo
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40c
54% =
2.65
3.55
.'
Dec
47c
May
125'
52 Vb
Nov
70
Mar
2.37
2.65
2,250
1.85
Sep
4.55
Apr
3.20
3.60
4,900
3.05
Dec
5.00
Oct
4.00
4.00
955
3.50
Nov
7%
Sep
40 c
40c
54%-
54Vi
■
1.25
1.20
1.25
2,200
1.20
Nov
2.45 Mar
4.65
4.40
4.75
11,680
4.40
Dec
8.35 Mar
2.35
2.21
2.35
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70c
5,500
2.42
2.60
38,730
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21 %C
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5.00
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Sep
3.30
Jan
5c
Nov
12c
24,179.
15c
Nov
76c
Mar
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15 Vic
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Dec
Dec
2.25
74,255
21 %C
Dec
77c
Mar
19c
84,200
11c
Sep
47c
Mar
5%c
29,000
3Vic
Nov
7%c:Mar
Jan
v
18c
—
2.20
55c
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16,716
67c
2.58
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1
•
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20c
•
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1
Airways
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90c
1
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r
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Prospectors
19c
——1
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—
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President
Met,a
15c
12 %c
26,700"
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O'Brien
4Vic Dec
500
14c
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Nov
16c
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Norvalle
19
2.30
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8,760
7c
61c
Northern
Dec
-
12c
1
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14
2.20
Taku
; Northern
200
13c
Niagara Wire class B—i.—^
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A
4.60 Mar
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35c
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16c
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lie
27c
9c
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5%
Jun
14c
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—
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Dec
2.10
2.21
1
86c
3c
25%
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•
6c:
28,150,
.
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Class
Madsen
3*3% Oct
85c
AA.
30
Jun
May
3.70
200
5%C, 6%c
35c
1
North
•
600
2.68
1
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New Superior Oils
North
28
26
3.75
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27c
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Northcal
Dec *
50
Apr
1
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Gold
Norlartic
Jan
14%: 14%
14%
Senator
Nor gold
Apr
14c
;
50c
Mining & Smelting
Mylamaque Exploration.,
Norbeau
18%
Nov
\
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Nor 'Acme
18%
Feb
5c
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Feb
14%
2.68
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3.75 Feb
7,885
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1.92
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30
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3,600
7c
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34c
Jun
5.80 May
Sep
2.61
235
.
1.47
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22c
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1.47 Mar
1.50 Mar
3.25 Jun
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Nov
4.00
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v 24
1.38
6c
18c
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1
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32%j»: 32%
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class
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1
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v
4.00
I
2.45 Nov
600
1,000.
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2,350
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20c
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Loblaw Groceterias—
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Jan
2.65
6%c
10
A
Laura Secord
Loblaw
Dec
60c
825
18c
1
—_—:
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60c
21,300
2.55
6%c
Mines
Loan
Lexindin
Dec
15,400
73c
3.10
Mining
Silver
2.55
24
85c
18%c
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32% Aug
Nov
67c
1
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—
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Mines
Gold
25%.
24
25
2,312
„
65c
—
72c
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,
—
Gold--^
Mines
Wasa
>
28
1
;
Lirigman
Lamaque
1
—1
Mines
Lake
27
—25%
Mines
Lake
27%.
i
Pete..,
Mines_.
Harricana
Norpax
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Canada
Nipissing Mines
3.85
8%
•
Apr
14%
300
14,600
"
of
Mines
A
700
15%
5 Vic
26- 26%
V
6c
Kelore
35c
20%
*
•
Jan
15
7%c
Newlund
14c
21
1
——
Continental-Oil
1.04
5c
1
New
Sep
>
15% 7 15%
,
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Jan
Feb
Jan
Apr
6,000
3,200
,3.40
July
5
1
7
—
15c
1
29,179
>
14,150
1
Gold
Mines
8% Jan
275
18c
14c
Jason
Sep
.
16c
33c
New
Nov
18c
38c
1
Mines
Mar
48c
7,850
A»1
Development—
Aug
39c
23,211
6c
Bidlamaque
68c
55c
46c
15%
*
Uranium
46% July
42c
3.70
Mines
Calumet
Jun
May
20% May
50c
14c
Labine
Feb
Jun
Dec
16c
20'
New Hosco Mines
.33c.
Apr
16%
30
45c
6%c;
Concord
New
1.25
200
,
Sep
July
Sep
-
Athona
New
Sep
65c
,
-54c
•
Mines
Newnorth
60c
480
.25c
Dec
Jun
Nov
6
Sep
7c
Sep
9c
Dec
IJ'OJan
3,300
Dec
5,635
Alger Mines
New
52%
'
New
New
42
Jan
.
16%
*
Car
New
New
28%
Nov
36 Vi
>
43%
5
com.
A
„
Apr
Sep
Mar
1.07 Sep
20c
Nov
2lc
35c
Chemical
______
New
Dec
39%
51%
65c
l,
National Grocers preferred..^
Hosiery Mills class B_.
National Petroleum
New
23%
47
f-~
39%
National
Nesbitt
126
400
25%
41%
5
Mines
29
16%
,_1.
&
Steel
Jan
41%
>
—__»1
'Exploration
National
22%
*
-
»
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Drug
464
26%
49
*
Preferred
National
17% May
6c
>
Works.
common—
Creek
Apr
25%"
_i
34c
3.15
64c
12%
21c
34c
2.80
10c
12c
1.55
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82c.
30c
|
Nama
27c
12
39%
16% Aug
3,700
—
—;
.,
4.25 Mar
.3.05 Sep
' "V 1
Wright Iron
Multi Minerals
Nealon
Dec
'
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Locomotive
National
Dec
200
51
12 " Jan
14,jOJ
1
—
59
to
investments
Mt
Nello
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1
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.
Feb
changed
Corp
44,728
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Porcupine
Moore
25%
_i
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8c
13%
26
40
Corp
Mtge &
Name
6C
V
Low
High
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Monarch
Moneta
7c
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B
Monarch
Jan
41 Vic Jan
106
Dec
.42% Jan
1.50 Dec
1.60 Jun
26.900
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Kilembe Copper
Glass C warrants—
i
class
—J.
Preferred
Mar
Apr.
21% Jan
22 %c - 24c
12Vict. 14c
18c
*
:
Mines
Gold
Kenville
70c
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Mar
Aug
7% May
3.85
——
7%
24
7%
16%
3.25
48% Mar
3,100
41 Vic
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of
-
.
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43c_
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—
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15c
—
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16% July
53% July
.
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331,200
9JA '. 9%
.
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Joliet-Quebec Mines
Jonsmith
9%.
—10
A
.
Warrants
41% July
32c. Sep
555
21c
24c
6%
7'A
9c 9%c
9c
11c
2 1 ^ | 2 '0
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.
4.60 Oct
\o,ujj
*
May
Feb
46% Jan
14% Feb
6 * Sep
95
Feb
7%c Dec
34c
22c?
30c
1.^^
24c
6%
9%c
Dec
2,540
17,170
805
_
Class
Montreal
.
23
4.30 Sep
.-
Brewery
Molybdenum
80
13% Sep
1.10 Oct
.ooc
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83
5% Nov.
46%? July
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36%
Uranium
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359
2,930
3,oo j
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1.95; 2.06
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11
345
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34%
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-
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Nov
Sep
Oct
48
Nov
4% Sep
17% ^an
50
5,530 »
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Low
1
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50c
.
32% Sen
1,035
4 ^ V 4A?.
1
.
2,275
14% 17100
"1.65
910
■ 40c
5,000
9c
59,600
105% >
5,106
5b%
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36%.
25c
Mines—
Glass
1.60'
40C8c
104%
;.
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Syndicate class A
Mines_
*
Iroquois
jgQ
•
*
—
Copper
Bav
^,
14%
--.'-1;.
550
25
*
Modern
^21%
t
•
Dec
33
11%
5
83 ,
•
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
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44
Apr
5.25 Mar
63% Mar
Jan
20c
Jan
56
Aug
61% Oct
*20% Dec
'
1,505
83
37
12%
50%
.
" 30c
5
6,858
4. .0 .4.80 "
19%
20
5%
1;
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20
Molybdenum
International Nickel Co common
International Petroleum —
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5%
35%
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international
intemrovincial
5'/4
83
.
83
—
-
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Nov
Jan
8c
49
3,821
'A-A
47% Oct
>10% Dec
.
20
395
20% Jan
4.80 Nov
38%'Sep
37% Nov
3.35 Dec
-
160
7,190
21,000
-/
21
10% Dec
-3,060
37 »/4
,
12
,
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—
inland
Iron
11%
10% Dec
510
4,210 v
64
20%
3o*/2
11%
11%11%
50 : ; 50% . 50%
—
-
preferred
(John) & Co
63
20%
3o-/4
common..'
warrants
/
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36%
;-4.86%
>——100
Coro Ltd
———
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1>°I/3
4
03%
20%
———30
$1.40 pfd
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preferred
industrial
Irish
•
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Tobacco
Tninerial
Intel
-
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Tmner'al
Tmnerial Oil
4,965
4-205
450
•
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111/2
4.95
4.95 4.95
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3.50 ,
3.35 3.65
49%
49
50
13%
11% 13%'
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56."
56
56
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Hhdson Bay
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11
*
20c
——
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wmvard
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22c
45c
14
Dec
Sep
95c Jan
22% Jan
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110
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914 Sep
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Rockwin
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-
28
14
1.49
-
common
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25c
18c
5c
6%
6%
T%c
79
10
6.50
80
10
7.20
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9c
24c
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18c
Sep
50c
17c
16,750
20c
100
8c
80,
10
7.40
25
17
17
17
120
•
10%
10
10%
1.675
Industries
17
9
Ultra
Class
5ST preferred
Maurice
1
L—
„„
-
Warrants
San
Sand
common
Jan
Canso
United
Corps Ltd
United Keno
United
United
Vandoo
Jan
Jan
Jan
July
Jan
Feb
Victoria
Waterous
81c
10%
10%
6.25
56c
50c
1
56c
8c
65c
40
1.13
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•
River Gold
Petroleums
Sapphire
4.20
1*
1
—.1
—
Debentures
Petroleum
Sarcee
—-
Satellite
Metal
Security
Freehold
19% Mar
101
Mar
81c
10
90
4,675
1.60
16%
13%
82c
16 %c
1.58
63
6.25
65c
-
—
Gold—
15% Sep
92
Nov
Dec
Nov
9c
2,500
65c
11,675
1,080
6,335
8,924
5.75 Oct
56c Mar
6c
Nov
60c
Dec
33
Sep
1.00 Sep
15c
Dec
1.850
3.50 Sep
8c
60c
37
1.10
17c
40
1.15
20c >
4.05
4.30 >:
Aug
Mar
Aug
Sep
Jan
May
May
1.55 July
80c
Feb
Ltd
•Class
A
Class
B
31
31
42%
42%
100
2.50
4.25
2.70
34,300
4.25
100
20
36
20
50
20
Dec
24
Jun
25
36
Dec
38
Oct
4 % %
50
—
1
1
2.70
1
4.25
Sigma Mines Quebec
5
—
40
—
common
Preferred
3.840
55
Dec
,
Sep
Nov
35
Jan
37% Mar
41% Dec
48
May
4.60 Jan
29
2.35 Nov
4.50 Jun
3.75 Set)
Standard
S
(Geo)
Slater
22 %c
Sep
65c
6,600
18c
Jan
47c
10%
32 %
10%
10%
32%
690
3,906
10%
Dec
32%
30%
Sep
1
91c
87c
92c
14,500
65c
Jan
92c
1.95
1.95
155
1.05
Sep
2.55 May
29 %
29%
300
26 %
Feb
32 % Mar
Winchester
10c
12c
30,000
9c
Dec
21c
Mar
Slocan
Van
/:
Wood
•
Roi
-v'■
Somerville
Ltd
10%c
preferred
50
__
16c
20c
44,750
14c
1,600
95c
Feb
White
July
40c
50c
10,550
40c
Oct
13c
12 %c
15c
42,000
11c
51
Nov
40c
Mines
12
Dec
2.00
Oct
30c
Oils
$6
40
Dec
1.40
•
«
49c
■-
Feb
Mar
7.75 Jan
Wire
Cable
&
Uranium
Corp
1
,
Starratt Nickel
Oil
Warrants
i
—
_
1.25
Gas—r—
ordinary
19%c
Indus
Feb
28%
28%
4U0
24%
Jun
30%
Aug
19%
19%
19%
905
14
Nov
24%
Apr
s.
8.00
8.00
8.25
130
8.00
Dec
13 %
Apr
•
1.20
1.18
1.20
5,381
1.18
Nov
1
19V2c
17c 19V2c
19,400
20c
class
Stores
A
Ltd
4%c
"4%c' 5V2c
—•
class
A
__
5
warrants
Wright-Hargreaves
Jan
Jan
Yale
Lead
Zinc_
&
..
1
4,316
68%
66c
Jan
4c
Nov
10%
Dec
86
88%
4%c
1,000
10%
11%
23,844
23
23
23%
340
19c
20c
7,400
1.75
1.66
1.75
2,100
6%C
6c
6%c
8.500
1.55
1.86
25,950
15%
(H
Yukeno
Iron
1,000
970
11%
21
Dec
Jan
7.50 July
Dec
17%
3.40
100
3.25
Nov
1.00
Jan
1,000
58C
Nov
5,750
47C
Nov
11%
306
5c
5%C
10,787
01.60 Sep
1.75 Dec
,
Feb
5 Va May
1.25 Apr
31% May
89c
Apr
_i
I
a_
•
™_
-IZIII—
warrants
74% May
9% Nov
4c
Sep
Bulolo
Gold
40
~
I
1.99
99c
Aug
Dominion
Canada
&
Canada
99c
34,458
45c
50c
5,000
22%c
Jan
LtdZZZZZZ"!
Pipeline
Pioe
—
Line
~i
Consolidated
Dec
8c
Apr
2.70
.
20c
Oct
40c
Jun
400
.
16c 16%c
2.45
Sep
3.10 May
15c
2,325
Sep
35c
Feb
24c
Sep
79c
Dec
Dollars
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Range Sitiee Jan. 1
41
41
145
7%
7%
7%
•
26
25
26
3.80
3.95
2,295
4,618
17
Dec
27%
32
120
28
Jan
38% July
23
25
20
Oct
25%
32%
33%
319
Dec
38%
5%
100
5
Jan
8
45
5,865
36
Sep
45
21c
2,250
15c
Jan
336
Aug
86%"
86
Dec
98
Aug
Jan
29% Aug
43 Va
Apr
68% July
pend
May
Price
43
320
41
Dec
53
Jun
"Third Canadian
17%
300
16%
Nov
31
Feb
Yukon
31
May
37%
37%
1,915
35
Oct
44%
26%
2,320
125%
130
247
5
36%
36
36%
912
137
137
139
295
84%
84%
30%
30%
44%
—-
37%
38%
38%
215
2.35
250
V
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Gold
27% Mar
■
1
Jun
f*eb
.
Nov
133
37% July
111
25'
„
May
-
Feb
Mar
SeD
167
50
Apr
6Q
Sep
90
Aug
Nov
36 % Mar
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53% July
44%
200
2.45
2.60
950
45%
45%
47
484
39
Sep
50
6%
6%
6%
200
6
Sep
8
Jun
70c
I 70c
60c
Feb
99c
Jun
r-
•
Cons
19%
110
'
Mines
Gen
32 %
50
130
Bros
Jan
25
'
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—i.
17
60 %
Jan
17%
25
45c
Jan
Apr
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Jan
Nov
4.65
3.30
86
(1956)
LZ—2I50
Nov
16
Jan
0
51
56
36%
~
common
Utilities
12%
50
Dec
33
>
Loblaw lnc
180
100
25
17.
44%
Apr
1.53 July
59%
1,015
5%
Investments
35c
'16%
3,055
7.50
Oreille
Aug
8% Nov
Feb
46
23
17
13% July
Apr
Jan
High
-
25% Aug
6% Sep
23
Sugar—
14c
1.96
Low
High
3.85
of Canada
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Inv
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I*
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Corp
-
.
_
Feb
40
2.00
' 500
Apr
2.95
v
Jun
Jan
Feb
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN
•
34%
Oct
43 V2
35
Nov
43
Jan
8.50
J(an
Jan
200
5.00
11%
Jan
53c
59c
3,710
48 %c
Nov
1.30
Jun
24
25%
14,072
22%
30%
Jan
11
Sep
11
11%
7,770
10%
Sep
15 %
Apr
Oct
Week's
Low
common
Glass
1,757
Dec
Expressed in Canadian
Oil
Dupont Co
13
2.10
Are
17c
Dtrihousie
Dominion
28C
5.00
Jan
1.44 May
3 %c
23,200
27c
2.65
Paper
Oct
25%
56c
1.64
Jan
32
Bronze
56%
5.00
Exp
^23c
'
Vinegars
Jan
2.35
38%
—
26c
_V
Dredging
General
37%
warrants
x
Marconi
16%
37%
5,582
5
,
Canadian
59%
-
4%c
Last
Corp
Cajiadian
Nov
Nov
Asbest03
Feb
•50%
1.25 Nov
Shown
Anglo Canadian Pulp PaperAnglo Newfoundland Develop
17%
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IZIEo
3%c
Sale Price
42%
•
\ 4%c
Par
12%
Z20
common-
67c > Dec
Thursday
55%
*
55,100
STOCKS
3.70 May
2.48
55c
35c
Prices
27 %c
in
84c
•
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Canadian
Dec
y8c Dec
"*
•
73c
1
—
Mar
80c
31c
85c
1959
Trusts
preferred
Transmountaln
Aug
65c
53c
11
I
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Canada
Trans Canada
25
65c
,"l
83c
1
Apr
3.15
250
6c
97c-
Mar
liy4
610
27,000
27,500
18% July
24
60
36,800
--.a.'
B
Trans
27c
Sep
805
45c
;
preferred
1957
14c
4.10
1.50
Dec
10c
1.12
Mar
15%
60 y4
11c
8c
1.04
«_1>
;
Metal
2.85 Mar
Feb
200
37c
Mines
Mines
International
Works
1956
11c
Dec
21
1
a
star
1.15
16c
1.50
14c
10c
1.09
Nov
16%
57 %
Dec
July
July
Dec
4%C
38,700
42c
1
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Mines
2.10 May
3.40
*
Feb
Dec
16c
1
-
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Jun
27c
21
—lOo
Elevators
General
35%
Jan
4.10
-
Oil
Bear
Feb
Oct
15%
1.67
1.65
Feb
July
15%
12c
15c
.
Jan
11 %c
Apr
22%
15%
21
t' 22c
8%c Jan
-
5%c Nov
1.84
8% May
Nov
43%
90
'
1.10
Jan
9c
1.10 July
•
Ltd
Nov
„
.•
•
Mines
5%
10c
Mining
1,460
Toronto Dominion Bank
>
4,141
Electric
31c
Mines
Class
12c
Zulapa
4»/2c
200
Apr
May
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31c
Silver
Oct
1
—
Jan
l
Torbrit
6%
:>
108
Jan
Nov
6,450
Tombill
Oct
Jun
2.00
14,375
Warrants expired Dec 30,
100%
5%C
82c
1.90
Tidal Petroleums
30
Apr
3,000
Dec
1.67
T
24%
6Vic
Dec
1.63
I
Dec
6%c
40c
1.82
Tiara Mines—..
11%
6V2C
25c
20c
13
1,725
1
—
9,410
52c
y
16
Jan
20,308
.
common
16
AprMar
Nov
49c
i
♦>
95
9c
42c
Mines
'
44%
Sep
2,000
40c
Mining
/
Sep
Sep
54
10c
30c
l
Ltd
33
50
»
49C
160
■
33
530
10c
1
Nov
8,405
...
622
81V2
1.85
5y2c
Oct
44%
35
35%
v
Feb
Jan
Nov
2.60
4,840
25
Canada
34%'
1.06
Nov
14c
1.07
Thompson Landmark
Thorncliffe Park
23c
Nov
9c
11%
j'
Nov
'-50c
1.40 Feb
25
Z
Nov
12 %C
1,200
Dec
1.01
'
41c
7,125
94,500
29c
25
Mines
6,200
85c
25,485
1.02
Voting trust
Hughes Gold
49c
14c 17 %c
Feb
Jan
Jan
2.50
22c
Oct
4.25
95
1,300
-7-ic
40c
3%c
39%
33
7
30c
35%
Dec
3.50 July
Jan
2.25
1.53
Young
113
32%
4.46
7
Dec
12,900
Dec
Aug
1.35
3.80
38
1.21
3.50
—
Nov
5y2C
31,731
1.47
3.00
4 %c
1.05
Jan
81V2
*
1,000
.
400
1.50
11
102'/4 102%
3.85
-
1.25
Dec
b5c
—
A
3.40
34%
1
Larder
Woodward
Feb
200
.
,
46 %c
>_100
Coghlan
(J)
Feb
Apr
9c
3.50
16
;
2.32
1.09
—
U
Yukon
Oct
32%
35
*
Jan
>'35%
.
3.65
•
Traders
100
A
Mines
l
Toronto
—__.—!_•
class
Dec
Oct
4c
3.40
Apr
1.90
93c
Oct?
50c
500
17c
Canuck
•
Teck
600
'
49c
—50c
Yankee
Bylvanlte Gold
Class
*
A
class
Oct
1.15
11,050
52c
28c
Dec
60c
Mar
20 %c Mar
Nov
1.50
1.21
__
Yellorex
.
common
15,700
12c
1.25
__
*
Yellowknife
Tamblyn
Toronto
Toronto
*
Aug
_*
;
i
Industries
Toronto
A
17
25
__L
Petroleum
■
class
34c
1.36
__
Apr
Nov
4%c
1.48
6.75 Mar
4.10 Mar
3.40
1
July
Dec
50c
*
Oct
f
22c
Dec
'8%C Sep
5,190
1.27
Feb
8c
4.435
64c
Feb
Aug
40
Nov
8c
Feb
Mar
>
2.75
4%c
__
24% Oct
•
;
16c
1.75
61c
*
.3.75
4,000
'
15c
1.50
1.36
1
Petroleum
4.50..
ll%cll%c
62c
19c
1
.
____
7,100
•
Dec
l
—
He
1.70
Dec
1
Exploration
Propane common
9c
'
15%c
Sep
8c
1
Gas
210
ll%c
Mines
Class
14,700
9c
Warrants
Wiltsey
10c
2.75
1
13%
1
Contact.
Texstar
9c
2.75
•
—
Pass
Willroy
4.50'
—
—1
3.70
10c
8.40 Mar
32% Mar
200
__
* v..;-
•
Ltd
17%
1
-
Sullivan Cons Mines
Texaco
2,029
39,105
150
86%
1
Steinberg class A
Sturgeon River Gold
Temagaml
6.35
38%
659
•
Territory
Dec
6.10
37%
2,633
37%
•
Mining
Iron
Rock
Taurcanis
6.00
6.30
37%
13%
•
Steel of Canada
Switson
2.75
19%
I 4%c
I
.
Steeloy
Supertest
2.65
Apr
42c
1
Stedman Bros
Preferred
Dec
1.95
•
•
preferred
Zenmac
Superior
1.30
2,900
9%c
__
1
Btanwell Oil & Gas
Sunburst
12,150
2.16
9%c
—
•
Uranium
Sudbury
1.49
2.00 *
19y8
19%
Warrants
Submarine
1.30
2.00
35c
•
Steep
1.49
13%
—
•
Radio
Stanrock
41
14c
—
Paving
Stanleigh
46
19c
Standard
Standard
75
1.95
Standard
.
47%
•
Warrants
fipooner Mines &
Stadacona
46%
•
1
Air Services
Jan
July
I..,,.......-.,..:--.,-..
..
.
Southern Union Oils
Spartan
—
Jan
—1
Oil
Windfall
•
common
31
•
11,300
—
55
B
27c
•
39
—______
preferred
34c
2.35
39
1
Inlet
Warrants
3.30 May
1.43 May
39
Petrol
Weston
Nov
12% Mar
34
—
^
Surf
25c
Manufacturing
K D
Jan
2.40
' 5c
50c
Western
30c
Dec
88c
300
1.10
Nov
8
Nov
2.95
Sep
Mines__
Western Naco
25c
Ltd
Mines
6,300
2.60
1.17
-
21
Leaseholds
33c
Ltd
Simpsons
J$n
1
Grocers
—>•
class A
Dairies
Silverwood
Siscoe
80c
905
Dec
Mar
5,500
Ltd
Western
—1
Mines
868,150
Aug
5,30
61c
2,809
Nickel
Oil
50c
Mines
8%
2.75
1.17
8 ;
1.80
50 %
Sep
1
Equipment
•
Miller
Silver
1.60
•
♦
Western
■■■
Silver
32,930
Oct
3.95 Mar
5c
Ref
&
Decalta
Class
36
preferred
Sherritt Gordon
Silknit
5%
29%
,
5
27
1.82
,
28
Copper
Western
31
*
-
1,037
1.60
9,970
27
Mines
Malartic
5
29%
—
I6V2C
Warrants
29%
*
•
class A
Shawinigan Water & Power com
7.30 Ja
5% Dec
42
38,562
;V
Jan
__10
Warrants
Selkirk Holdings
100
45
Jan
2.03
24c
Oct
Jan
6.90
27
Petroleum
Western
27%_^Aug
53*%
28c
*
W
Canadian
West
6,700
5.25
1
Wespac Petroleums
West
12,000
1
Prod
Westburne
140
51
2lc
45
' ;
Sep
Nov
4.40
•
17c
.
Jun
> Mar
May
4%C NOV''
—
Lake
"''Z/
1.77
—v—*
Knapp Canada
Weedon Mining
Westates
50'
Feb
17 %
5.10
—
»
.—1
—:
&
Werner
2,792
4.25
—8
•
2.75
—
Petroleums
Wayne
16%
22c
25
Exploration.
&
13
9
490
Mines
G
Nov
21
Mines
Amulet
Waite
Walker
49•%
1.05
Grey Trust
Wainwright
12%
Dec
1.05
1
Ventures Ltd
Violamac
Jan
48%
5.25
Alloys
&
8%
75
>v
20%
Corp
Cons
Jan
100
9V8
48%
__
•
Upper Canada
Vanadium
Jan
24c
1.05
HiU
Steel
30c
Nov
^.1
Fortune-
New
Dec
8c
—*
class B
class B pfd~—
United Fuel Inv
12c
736
trust-—«;
voting
Mar
8,525
18%c
4.35
-
Feb
6.75
60c
115
—
21c"
1
—
29c
Nov
Dec
29,825
16 %
V
High
Dec
3.15
26c
9% V 9%
16 %
1
:
29,034
6,100
9y8
50
Corp—
United
Jan
May
1,211
50
15,625
1,481
18
93%
1.00
11%
-
-
Antonio
1 00
•
-
Gas
Shirriff Horsey
8alada
17%
93%
18
1
100
1
preferred
14c
27c
13c
12c '
;
—
•
common
>
3.80
.
48 V4
—•
Low
.
2,500
15c
,
9cl2%c
13c
12%c
;
United Asbestos
Webb
Lawrence Corp common
A
Union Mining
26c
common—
Canada
of
Gas
3.30
26c
T
preferred
Union
3.75
——_50
United Telefilm
23% Jan
14
Jun
Nov
Mar
Acceptance
15c
.1
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
15c
1
I
.
preferred
2nd
Shares
•
Shawkey
Union
for Week
•
—
Oil
Triad
1st
Par
■■■
Resources
Tribag Mining Co Ltd-^
Trinity Chibougamau
T*e^
14c
13 fz
14%c
93
10%
11%
Sep
74% Sep
10
Nov
5% Nov
6c
ZZ'Z
■'
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
-
United Oils
17% May
Sep
19
24c
54c
v.
Feb
77c
.
.
5c Nov
6% Oct
4,843
7.000
2,536
25
3,378
,
Dec
9c
Dec
22 %c Sep
23,191
5%C
6%
-
15 ,a Dec
. Feb
15
300
22.700
43,300
10c
27c
-
?n2C £J0V
,
17% 17%
15% 15%
5%c
•
i-
Preferred
8c
20c
Oil common
Russell
7c
17%
Oct
Nov
Nov
Sep
Seo
Dec
Mar
15.600
27c
8c
10
2,000
260
110
3,400
24c
30c
4c
1.05
25
1,4%
1.07
44c
175,175
69,625
7,500
24c
Apr
1.81 Mai
65c Mar
2.28 Feb
75c Jan
64c Jun
10c Feb
1.65 Oct
40
July
16% Nov
1.50 Jan
47c
64c
31c : 39c
4%c
5c
1.30
1.35
28 28 %
14 14%
1.39
1.49
-
,
Royal Oak Dairy class A
Rovalite
1.30 Oct
39c
-1
50c
*
1
Canada
of
Bank
4,500
»X
-
Mines.
Consol
1.42
-
"""
Rocky Petroleum Ltd
Rowan
1.31
;
'
—
Z~~ I
Mines
Jan
18c July
4%C
1
.
.
Mines
Roche
147,650 ;
7.100 '
•
:
Week's
Last
'
Transcontinental
17o Mar
Dec
71c
24c
1
Uran
Oe
51c
23c
58c
—I———I
nreferred
2,833
8c
-
1
RoleAson S common..
1.540
1.40
*
Mines—.
Rupununi
,
10H
8c
,
67c
2
-
—
Hey
10H
-
ZZ——~1
mnes
Spar J&
Royal
7,630
57,135
.4.620
1
*
•
1
•
1
-
Ltd
Mines
Ravroc k
Roe
lie
60c
16%
1
R?invme Ss
K ofl
Ond
10c
50c
15%
•
STto
Radinre
7.25 Mar
2.50 Aug
8,925
He
58c
16%
~
-
Z:ZV'"'Z' 'Z
•p;,;.:/J
High
.
•
1
1™
»i
Dnemont
-
1
—
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Low'
3.65
2.70
3.15
STOCKS
•\
Range Sfnce Jan. 1
Shares
1
Metallurgical
Quphec
(Range for Week Ended January 1 )
Thursday
High
Low
1
Corp
Lithium
oiiehPC
St
Monday, January 4, I960
.
.
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
£
v
.
Week's
Range
Thursday
St
.
.
(40)
a
No
par
Odd
value,
lot
sale
AND
t
(not Included In year's
CANADIAN
(Un) Admitted
to
unlisted
range),
d Deferred
delivery sale
in year's range),
e Selling ex-interest,
f Flat price,
(not
rCash sale
In year's range).
(not included
included
wd When
wi When
>
delivered,
Issued,
x
Ex-dividend,
y
Ex-rights,
z
MARKETS
Ex-ltquidating dividend.
Ex-stock dividend.
trading privileges,
Volum^191
Number 5913
I
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(41)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
following bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National
of Securitiesf Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources. They do
represent actual transactions. They are intended as a guide to the range
rvhe
Association'
nnf
which these securities could have been sold (indicated
within
by the
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1
Corp
Aerovox
Bid
Par
distribution.
15
AmeSnMCBiltrinterliber
Mountain
96%
Grolier
A/,tec
Haloid
Xerox Inc__^
28%
Hanna
(M A)
18%
55
36%
38%
21%
;
•
'
25%
15%/.
16%
Hilton
22%
23%
Hoover Co
51
54'/2
Houston
22%
Houston
21%■
Credit
15
13%
35 ■//..'/
*,/.■/
i
f
32 /•/ •/' .34%
;
.
International
19%
18%
15%
Interstate
16%
7%
Interstate
8%
10%
11%
17%
10c
33%
14%
r Itelc
/
Power Co—20
California Water Service Co__25
25
•
Products
Steel
Ceco
Cedar
Field
Point
34%
33%
Central
Louisiana
Central
Maine
Central
Soya
Electric, Co_5
44%
Co—,—10
23%
*
30%
10
22%
Power
Co
Central Telephone
Central Vt
Public
Co
cl
com
14
A__33%c
25
•
%.•:■;■
1
Inc
•'
9
.19%
*;
-
9%
12%
Corp
11
Blower
Consolidated
Rock
Products
Madison
67/B
•
38
Corp—1
27%
8%
9%
Class
class
A
23
22%
24%
14
1
13%
Machine
Specialties
8%
Detroit
Internat
Bridge
Di-Noe Chemical
Dictaphone
Diebold
Arts
Inc
(R
&
Bradstreet
preference
ectrolux
E
ectronics
1
7%
2.50
7%
8%
41 y4
79'%
733/4
Chemical
:
Transmission
Point
Manufacturing Co_*
Lt
&
Telephone
24%
Western
Natural
40%
34'A
25%
1
16%
173/4
7.50
Gas
40 %
43Vb
11
12
Co
Corp
5
1
23 V2
25%
Wilcox
22%
24%
Wisconsin Power & Light Co__10
4ya
4%
Propane
2*/2
Company
Gas
15 y4
163/4
Wood
io7/a
11%.
Wurlitzer
43
471/4
11%
343/8
44%
47%
5
14%
...10
183/e
igs/8
55
59
11%
1
Corp
of
America
15 Vb
16%
Conversion
12%
Co
Cnmpanv
Chemicals Corp
l
Yuba Consolidated Industries—1
50%
13%
lc
4'A
Virginia
49%
52%
41%
45%
14%
Camden
4 3/4 *
88%
293/8
38V2
413/8
17%
19%
24%
263/4
Citizens
27
Chase Manhattan
;•
Missouri-Kansas
of
21%
Mountain
Line
86%
Bk
Fuel
10
Trust Co
50
7%
8%
Commercial
Bk
31%
Commercial
Trust of N J.
14%
Connecticut Bank
Continental 111
27
&
(N Y)_ 10
673/H
70%
Traders
Brook
Nassau
49
:"
Natl
Bank
of "
County N Y
%v
71%
68
of North Amer_5
25
63%
32
34%
•
/__•
National
Bank of Westchester_5
City Bank (Cleve)
16
353
364
National
Commercial Bank &
44%
Trust
Co
28
97
46%
132%
138%
State Bk
New
Eng Trust Co
5
42%
45%
37%
25
39%
16°%
17%
22%
24%
28%
27'A
■29%
Co—10
23%
New
National
(Albany)
& Essex
7.50
(N
J)
York)
250
61%
65
51%
54%
Natl
54%
58
of Newark
12%
(Boston )_100
16 V4
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
16%
74%
16%
V
17%
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)„—10
Assoc—8
22%
S
23%
First Bank
49%
*
22%
23%
First Camden Natl Bk & Trust
5
40%
27%
29%
National Shirt Shops
46
49
New
25 V*
Norris
Cor„
Corp—_„1
Penn
18%
19%
52%
561%
8%
28.
Oklahoma
Oil
Coal
Olin OH
Otter
&
' 40%
21%
22%
First Natl
63%
31%
34i/a
Bank (Jersey City)_25
First National Bank of •
4%
4%
Pabst
Brewing
Pacific
Far
Pacific
Gamble
18%
21
Pacific Mercury
Pacific Power &
18
12 v*
13%
9Vb
9%
11%
12
23
Pacific
45
19%
of tlla Southwest
48%
35 V»
9%
20%
'
19%
17%
1
_5
21%
32
First
*
Line
9%
4%
5%
____5
Robinson
10%
14%
15%
93/4
10%
10c
36%
38%
3%
4%
Packaging
29%
313/4
16%
17%
29%
32Va
30%
33
Corp of America__5"
Sulphur Co.,70c
Parker Hannifin
Corp
1
Pauley Petroleum Inc
—1
American
Tool
Pepsi-Cola
Indus
General
Permanente
1
12%
1
22%
Pfaudler-Permutit
Pickering
Pioneer
Portland
Lumber
Natural
Rubber
Gen'l
18%
Bottlers—1
Cement
10
3%
Corp
Gas
Co
Electric
Co.
*
—2
Co—7%
36 s
20%
•
/
133/4
*.
237A
38%
11%
11%
42
447A
9%
99%
287A
Island
N
867A
18%
20%
10%
11%
67
Louis
Union
Trust
Co
72%
Seattle
83%
(Philadelphia)—10
51 Va
.20
100
Second Bank-State Street
94%
10
Bank
36 Vz
39 7A
48 %
51%
20
91%
96%
35 %
39%
/
34
36 Vb
54Va
60%
63%
(Chic)—_20
107
39
68Va
17%
187A
Industrial Bk
41
44%
72
Industrial National Bank of
I
L
Int'l Bank (Wash D C)
Irving Trust Co (N Y),
5
footnotes,
see
48
52%
28
30%"
Sterling Natl Bank & Trust Co
York)
Trade Bank
& Tr
New
Co
of
Co
Jersey
10%
2%
9%
10
51%
55%
10
33
3 6 3/4
(N Y)—20
92
953/4
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenlz Ariz)_5
63
<
Cleveland)
United
43
21 Vz
States Trust
45%
19%
_
States Trust Co
(Boston)
United
10
(Phila)
25
(N Y)_10
23%
Union Bank of Commerce
County National Bank
(Jersey City N J)—
25
Hudson Tr Co (Union City)—_8
R
57%
7A^
Hudson
Industrial Trust Co
66%
10
62%
22
52
Albany
Trust
113
37
(N Y)—10*
of
.
57%
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co__10
of Com
(Boston Mass)
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
(New
Harris Tr & Sav Bk
(Wash)
20
Trust
State Bank
5
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Security First Natl Bank (Los
Angeles)
12%
55
of Long
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Second Natl Bank of Phila.—_1Q
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of
10%
1
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83%
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of St Louis^.—20
Pennsylvania Banking
& Trust Co
95 %
61V*
79
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20
First Natl Bank
First Natl City Bank (N Y)
17%
19%
30
Pan
Plymouth
18%
East
Uranium
Pendleton
33,/«
8%
16
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76%
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Airmotive
57
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57%
of
Boston
First Westchester Natl Bank
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Cement Co
1
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72%
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First Natl Bank
Corp
53%
10
1
10
„_2.50
173A
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Ben
9%
30%
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank
64
16%
3
45%
68
20
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C
43%
60%
Passaic County
14%
7%
307A
40%
of Dallas
22%
42 %
j
52%
28%
370
Co
20
(Philadelphia)
10
(Baltimore)
20%
10
10
First Natl Bank of Boston—12%
Serv
5
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6%
First Natl Bank of Chicago—100
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78
& Trust
12%
-
36%
Corp—_1
(Camden N J)
First Natl Bk
:*
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Natl
Pittsburgh National Bank
39
73 %
Natural
34 %
12
Corp (Minn)—10
First Natl Bank (Atlanta)
3%
10%
Philadelphia
117
11%
Nuclear-Chicago Corp
21%
110
68%
Co
23%
13
33%
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(Hackensack
383/4
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21%
34
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35%
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5
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17%
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9%
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43%
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16%'
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1
41
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50c
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18%
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&
17%
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1
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Northeastern
2
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25%
of Del
Tliermador
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North
23%
50c
;
28%
44
601
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cty
2%
Corp
37%
23%
40
Jersey Bank & Trust Co.ll
31%
Northern Tr Co (Chicago)
100.,565.
263
15
26%
35%
25
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston_I2%
Federation
&
32
Newark
Banking Co
& Trust
(Chicago)
—!
33%
County Trust Co (White Plains
89
26%
Bank
Co
Fairfield
File
86
New
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk (S F)_10
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50
1
25
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74%
Eng Gas
118%
National
41 %
223/4
Nicholson
115%
60
43%
5
National Homes Corp A com_50c
Class B common
9
53%
10
of Detroit
26
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&
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70
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167
79
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92
1
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&
159
(St Louis)
25
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Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
30%
/
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21%
Gas
28%
Mellon Natl Bk & Tr Co (Pgh)_25
52
31
;
5
Mercantile Tr Co
68%
National
Chemical
29%
5
of New York
(Savannah)
13%
25%
National
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago)_25
Cleveland
34%
5
46%
\
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&
109
32%
33
43 Vz
10
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103
10
(Buffalo)
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61%
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29%
1—_l
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57
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5
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84%
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(Philadelphia)
Manufacturers Tr Co
107
80
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(N J)__;
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103%
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20
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Chemical Bank New York
29%
82
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16Va
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2
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Central Natl Bank
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common
16
Trust Co
349
23%
20
Broad St Trust Co (Phila)
:
335
10
St Louis
84 V2
5
100
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Co (N Y)
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1 •
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Liberty Real Estate Bank &
59
25
Bankers Trust
27
5
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Mississippi Valley Gas Co
•
Bank of
Aak
55%
6%
of Commerce (Newark)
Bank of New York
49%
Bid
10
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(San Francisco)
«
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Laboratories
j
12 %
32 %
Wvandotte
S
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Bank
32%
47
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25%
5
Witco Chemical
1
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27
46!/2
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453A
24%
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223/4
42%
1
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Electric
18%
21
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8%
25%
17%
*
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37%
24
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Bank and Trust Companies
23%
19%
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am
West
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36%
.
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44
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33%
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34%
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43%
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34%
37%
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Gas
21
11%
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22%
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6%
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E
78%
65
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22%
14%
1
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17%
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8%
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13%
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30%
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28%
—
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Brothers
Natural
22 y2
41%
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13%
—2
18%
1
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H3/4
1
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12
Eastern Industries Inc—_50c
Eastern Utilities
Associates—,10
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i23/4
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40%
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113A
1
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40
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Dynamics Corp of
&
19%
26%
—
Dunham Bush Inc.—
Dura Corporation
29 Vb
28%
1
Drackett Company
Duify-Mott, Co
Dun &
52 Vz
26%
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16V*
49
Corp
26%
5
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5
5
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1
5
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Inc
Donnelley
24%
22%
Warner
25
16 Vb
50c
;
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1
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2Vz
Vitro Corp of Amer
Von's Grocery Co
8%
&
18
Delaware Corp—1
Petroleum
38%
cl B_5
com
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22%
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Dentists' Supply Co of N Y—2 Vb
Detroit & Canada Tunnel
Corp 5
25%
1
5
1
Miles
9%
12%
30 Vb
1
Struthers Wells Corp
Stubnltz Greene Corp..
Suburban Gas Service
lc
Corp
Class A
.
15%
5
23%
Strong Cobb & Co Inc
_1
Mississippi
Danly
15%
43 V4
28 y4
Fair Mills Inc
Register
Stouffer
25
Co
Inc
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
15%
Darling <L A) Co,——1
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
A
Mould
Common
Stepan
1
Co
Michigan
91%
1
B—w
A__.
Publishing Co_
Metropolitan Broadcasting
25%
86%
Valley
Vanity
Steel
13%
Meredith
291/4
Craig Systems Inc—
1
Cross Company
5
Crouse-Hinds Co common 1-1%
Cummins Engine Co Inc,,—
5
23
Pressed
Standard
14%
40 Vz
9
Co
50c
313%
1
Steamship
37%
Industries 1—
McLouth Steel Corp.McNeil Machine
&
Eng
40%
Copeland
Cutter Laboratories
—
McLean
161/2
-
&
3
Co
—
Co
Steel
Maryland
10%
Coffee Co
1
Cooper Tire <*: Rubber Co,,—_1
Utah
18%
1
10
Inc
47%
%'
46%
10
1
Cem
class
Gas
Maxson
9%
29
Utilities
Peninsular Power
Southern
Oil
Co
44y2
Co
34%
1
20%
15%
Refrigeration
Mfg
35%
1
23%
21
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Standard
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19%
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22%
5
Cook
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12%
1
4
Marlin-Rockwell
;
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Continental
Star
Macmillan
20%
6
25
13
19
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preferred
17V2
1
Bank
47%
&; Gas Corp
United
Upper
6
10%
43
JIV2
31%
Ludlow Mfg & Sales Co—_30
24%
Oil
13%
21%
25
Co
3
21
44 %
conv
8
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10
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18%
12
1
2'/2
10
13%
5
Commonwealth Gas Corp
—1
Connecticut Light & Power Co_*
Consol
Freight ways
,—2,50
Staley
19
7y8
Gas-5
Inc
15%
Interstate
17 y4
Corp
United States Truck Lines Inc
20ya
•
Inc
46%
Liberty Loan Corp—
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
Milling & Elev Co——1
Co
17%
Sprague
,,
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Stekoll
La
4%
Colorado
Gas
Co
Co
Statler Hotels
Natural
Landers Frary & Clark—!
Lanolin Plus
24%
Colorado
Colorado
14%
43%
Freight
Carbon
25%
Lone
Inc2%
Sugar
Warren
Spector
42
Lucky Stores
Stores
States
7V4
43 V2
IO1/4
Electronics
United
16%
39
35%
Colonial
39%
—
237/s
9%
Cohu
35%
non-voting_
Stanley Works
33%
1
9%
Producing Co
61
Coastal
Prod
5'A
;
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33
.
1
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Co
29%
12%
Gas
i37/s
40V2
_1
Tel
27 V2
Common class B——.—33V3C
Clinton Engines Corp—_———1
States
49%
5
:
—
Power
57
Kratter
47%
20%
4%
1
—
,
19
Sqrv. Corp—6
Chattanooga Gas Co
Citizens Util Co
:
46
*
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Keystone' Portland
Koehring Co,,—-
;
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•/:' 14%
Gas
Leasing Corp
States
30%
l
I
Supply
Ketchum Co Inc
35%
13%
&
States
United
1
Speer
Kentucky Utilities Co
241/4
r,
Co—10
Elect
111
V
1
Co
Kennametal
4y8
22%
United
Southwestern Elec Service Co__1
Southwestern States Tel Co
_1
211/4
29
Co_„15
Kearney & Trecker Corp
•
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3%
Central Indiana Gas Co——!~5
Central
20
Power
Kansas-Nebraska
51%
48
Co—-3%.
Central Electric & Gas
-t—5.
5
Corp_l
22%
5
Gas Co
Gas
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39%
Co__10c
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'
40%
ctfs—
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Southwest
Chem
20%
Colorado
Southern Union
States
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Eng
7%
33 Vz
61
37 %
Southern
18%
Supply Co
Trans Gas Pipe Line
Corp
Tucson Gas Elec Lt <Js Pwr
73/a
Stanley, Home Products Inc—
'58
37%
23%
Tractor
16%
*
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Corp common—__1
$1.46 preferred
•
13%
*
Carpenter Paper Co
Kaiser
26%
213/4
Calif Water Co
1
Steel
25
Southern
Corp
Jessop
6%
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif_l
Cannon Mills class B com—,_25 n; 54
-*-1
1
Corp—10
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23'A
Southeastern Pub Serv Co—HOc
28%
5%
12%
—
Co
Co
22Vz
21%
South
Nevada
Electric
8%
203/4
:
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11
l
15
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Southern
21%
50c
*
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Southern
67
19%
;<>10
7%
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14
65 Vz
1
1
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22
Inc
Inc
571%
&
37
1
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1
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*
3%
7%
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Co
Corp
-
34Vb
3%
6%
71%
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31% '<
1
30%
6V4
&
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Glass—*
Co
1
1
Wire
Shore
Drug
Industries
5
Pacific
Gas
Inc
& Co
(G D)
Fibre
Corp
571/4
—
Jefferson
Tokheim
27 y4
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Water
Time
29%
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Towmotor
Co_
13
Utilities
Heintz
Jamaica
26%
27
'
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.
Thrifty
12%
Inc
20%
Corp
V Jack
15%
23%
248
293/8
Betts
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10
8%
Seismograph Service Corp
17%
•" / 27%
&
States
8%
'
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Inc
Searle
30%
13
Prod
12%
234
303/a
27 %
53
1
39%
28Vz
14^'
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Co_——__5
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28%
Tubular
82%
Skil
37y4
1
8
1
Homes
34%
1
Corp
King
Petroleum
__20c
Bantam
31V2
Inc
Thermo
11%
/
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Corp
Petroleum—
79 V4 /
.
Therm-O-Disc
21%
Topp
Jacinto
Sierra
22%
•
1
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7%
49
1
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Reid
27
«%
473/4
Thomas
Marie
Sawhill
4%
:
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Three
Corp
*
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32%
31
Co—-
3%
4%
Natural Gasoline Corp__l
Textron Inc 1959 warrants
Thompson
San
25
3%
393/8
393/8
66%
Iowa
Rose
7%
66%
Ryder Systems Inc
31
29 JA
1
62%
Plywood
29'A
1
37
*
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29%
29%
Roddis
8%
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36%
Service
20%
25c
15
27%
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4%
14
1
62
333A
Engineering
Public
453/4
20 V2
A
Natural
National
58
31%
*
62
16 %
Texas
Inc_3'/2
Dills
class
1
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18%
11%
Corp.
Motor
171/4
10
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Interstate
Industries Inc
Texas
Schield
Water.
Interstate
.
•
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30%
413/8
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Transmis
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Sabre-Pinon
Inc_—_1
Bakeries
Illinois
45%
Eastern
14 "A
122
38'/2
_1
28y4
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14%
1
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42
5
Corp
Rice
(HH)
13
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Indianapolis Water Co
33%
64%
7%?
Tekoil
7%
Manufacturing Co_2'/2
Rockwell
Simplex
Mills
&
&
Robertson
52%
Corp—
1
Gas
Robbins
21%
*
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'
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37%
Co„
Express
1
>
1
Paper
Co
Head
Brand
Roadway
114
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Texas
15
Gas
Field
Pulp &
Indiana
7%
T'h
32
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—
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Indian
River
24%
1
13%
137
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14 A
26 V*
13
Telecomputing Corp
12 y2
Stoker
15
1
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Tampax Inc
Tappan Co
19%
35%
•
Ask
14
24 V*
1
Broadcasting
31%
1
Richardson Co
Riley
•
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8%
341/2
i
Republic Natural Gas Co__——2
32%
14
14%
'
12%
Oregon
Carlisle* Corp
Natural
Purina
—
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•
3
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136
22
1
27 %
Telep Co,'—12'/a
Oil Ltd——10c
41%
*
of
1
5%
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32
Purolator
Par
'
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Syntex Corporation
Texas
35%
601/2
Husky Oil
15%
&
21%
1
Corp_
4%
1
Hamp__„5 .18%
Mexico—-5
331/2
Punta Alegre Sugar
Corp
1
63/4
Purex Corp Ltd
1
29%
167
'
Hugoton Gas Trust "units"
Hugoton Production
Co,_.
35%
Delhi
"
491/4
'
23
New
13
17%
14.%
Canadian
of
,,21/2
Class A common—.
18%
33%
Calif Water
Co
13
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class-
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California
Pub Serv
130
46%
16%
43%
13%
California Interstate- Tel
29 Vb
27%
New
20%
Fearless
Hudson
37%
'
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& Cd_.
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of
30%
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Corp
Houston
Burndy Corp--—-— ---—--1
Byllesby
Co
130
Hewlett-Packard Co
__1
High Voltage Engineering—i—l
24%
23
class A.
Ask >
26i/a
21
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Petroleum
Ralston
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Heublein Inc
22%
•
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——
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38 %
Class B common—
10
Hearst Cons Publications cl
A_25
1.7
51
Laboratories
Bayless (A J) Markets—-—-1
Bcll & Gossert. Co—,—10
Beinis Bros Bag Co „.
20
Bullock's Inc
Pub
29 %
Hagan Chemicals & Controls—1
-10
Buckeye Steel Hastings
26 %
33
26% *
Beryllium Corp
Billups Western. Pet Co__-—1
Black Hills Power &: Llgllt- Co—1
Black Siva lis & Bryson Inc—1
Borman Foods Stores
1
Botany Industries Inc,----- — 1
Bowater
Paper Corp
ADR-—
Bowser Inc
81.20 preferred__25
Brown & Sharpe Mfg Co
110
Brush Beryllium Co———1
Pubco
155
17
Bid
l
America
23%
20
••
39%
Baxter
Beneficial Corp
Berkshire Hathaway
5
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Producing Properties Inf,___10c
40%
•-—-——~
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Corp
»
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1
Gustin-Bacon Mfg Corp_—.2.50
Houston
Bates
5
48%
Products - -------2.50
Oil & Gas Co
—1.,
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Brick .Co
PoWer Corp
15%
-—4
Associated Spring Corp.
Fire
Co
26%
Grinnell
46%
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36%
preferred^ —•
Arizona Public Service Co-^-b
Arkansas Missouri Power Co—
Arkansas Western Gas c°--Art Metal Construction Co__,10
Corp
(A
Green
38
Participating
Arvida
Green
2IV2
Corp
25
45
Co common—,_1
Farms
Aden
26%
Ask
21%
—
92V4
Gobain /rCorp-7.50
Aaiieuser-Busch Inc
—
43 %
1
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Hospital Supply Corp-4
Aw icam-Marietta Co—-2
American Pipe & Const,Co
1
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Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool—2
Glasspar Co
1
20
Greetings cl A
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48 >
24 %
Co_100
Cement Coip——-A
Express Co——
-10
American
American
16%
45
,,
Potash
Bid
Origin
v.
-
;
Portsmouth
Par
of compilation.
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"bid")
Utilities
Ask
"™"
any quotation furnished on request. The
"National" list is composed of securities
:uriti<
which have, a wide national
Par
Industrials and
(Quotations for Thursday, Dec. 31)
b7 the "asked^) at the time
*
~
41
preceding
page.
Wachovia
Bank
&
Trust
(Winston-Salem N C)
68%
Co
5
18%
-
20%
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,42
SECURITIES
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
Mutual Funds
Fund
Bid
P_ar
Mutual Funds—
Aberdeen
Intl Resources
2.47
2.25
4.27
8.77
.* 12.93
14.37
Inc
15.54
15.07
6.63
7.27
Fund—1
X6.33
6.93
17%
18%
10.£8
15.68
Inc
50c
11.61
12.55
15.85
Monday, January 4, I960
.
18.65
20.27
:——1
Composite Fund Inc
Concord Fund Inc
16.49
17.92
14.97
16.18
19 '8
2058
:
Consolidated Investment
Tfust-l
Corporate Leaders Trust
shares
Mass
Investors
Inc
Units
Western Investment
Life
Fund
Inc
1
1
Delaware
Fund
1
Delaware Income Fund Inc
1
Diver Growth Stk Fund Inc__l
Diversified Investment Fund -1
Trustee
Diversified
18.76
18.57
Vegh Investing Co Inc
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
De
79%
75
12.20
13.41
Mutual
11.01
of
X9.66
10.59
9.86
22.36
1
15.10
16.22
17.53
9.90
10.87
22.87
24.78
26.49
Fund Inc
Bond
Corp.—
8.74
21.23
New
8.53
New
York
17.40
18.81
4.53
4.95
5.61
6.13
2.47
2.70
*
11.19
12.16
13.07
5.65
6.24
X9.66
10.59
Inc
1
Fundamental Investors
1
Inc
Electronics
One
1.79
1.65
8.91
1
17.71
19.15
1
7.18
7.80
shares
11.67
10.65
__lc
-
Shares—lc
Building
shares
lc
Capital Growth Fund
lc
9.29
6.62
7.12
10.18
lc
14.23
15.58
Stock Fund.lc
12.68
13.83
lc
6.58
Securities
Penn
9.01
,9.26
10.15
6.81
7.47
Machinery shs—lc
Institutional Bond shares—lc
7.62
8.35
7.64
13.57
6.55
11.63
lc
10.09
11.05
shares
lc
2.12
2.34
Equipment shares
lc
6.12
6.71
Bond
•
lc
shares
Industrial
Merchandising shares
shares
Mining
Petroleum
Railroad
RR
shares
Bond
7.26
7.81
_lc
9.62
10.54
Steel
-lc
11.22
Price
Mercury. (Wash
Amer
Nat
C);
1
1
;.-42%
Re-insurance
American
Surety Co
& Shippers—
6.25
10
Beneficial
Standard
Insurance
Boston
Commonwealth
Co
Life
1
Co_—
Life
(Ky)
2
71V*
Fund
(Geo)
shares
lc
7.73
8.47
lc
10.76
11.79
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
20.13
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
19.38
19.97
1
Hamilton Funds Inc—
H-C7
10c
5.31
5.81
82 %
86%
20%
21%
Providence-Washington
—10
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C»_
1
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)
5
Reinsurance Corp (N Y>
2
Republic Insurance
(Texas)—10
Republic Natl Life Insurance__2
Life
(S
Insurance
—4
American
Hanover
91
Insurance
Life
Surety
Insurance
Home
Owners
Ins
63%
45%
21%
Springfield Fire &
$6.50 preferred
42%
39%
203
Standard
Ins
86
90%
Travelers
___5
CoJ
Life
53
56
United
Co
Amer
Standard
Life
50c
97
Y__10
U
S
3%
3%
Ins„ 10
Jersey Insurance Co of N
S
9%
8%
56
U S Life
101,
35%
5
10
58%
Westchester
61%
2
7%
25%
28
85%
89%
Amer—_2.50
in
8%
46
49
34%
36%
28%
Fidelity & Guaranty Co___5
Fire Insurance
_!
3
30%
the
City of N Y„
38%
.33%
108
5
Co
Co
64
31 %
103
-8
(N
(N Y.)
Insurance
45%
59%
2
Y >
8
47%
42%
10
L
Ins
of
69%
43
10
Life
Co
65
:_—10
Insurance
Ins
U
1
of
Sec
21
87
Marine
Title Guaranty Co
10
49%
19
7%
Security Ins (New Haven.)
Security Life & Trust Co
212
4%
47
82
Standard Accident
Co__.__„__10
4%
52%
Co
20%
62'
Amer—_1
of
42%
v
68%
6.25
Marine
&
59
Fla)-2%
(Fla)
Corp
Fire
(D C)_1.50
137
Boiler
Home
Jefferson
Seaboard
Paul
130
Insurance
Insurance
22%
.
Ins
Hartford Fire Insurance Co—10
&
St
20Va
________^.___5
Steam
35%
__4
(Jacksonville
Hartford
96
33>/4
5
;—
Life
87%
Co__^
Life Ins Co
I——
;
Seaboard
Iijs Co.__
Employ Life Ins
Gulf
54%
>4
;_____5
Employees
53%
51%
Reinsurance Corp_i__10
Government
Great
50
2.50
Glens Falls
Gov
5
F)
2
43%
Fire
46%
2
Bid
Federal
Home
Loan
30
32
one
or
32nds
more
Cooperatives—
4%s Feb. 1, 1960
100
100
100.1
.
5:,/nS
April 4.
1960
5%S Sept 1,
Federal
I960—_;
1,
1,
April
15,
1963_
11.53
4%s
4s
13.68
April
May
June
3%s
8.19
8.85
14 28
15,52
20.41
5%s
10,
10,
20,
94%
3V2S
Feb.
13.03
al9.l7
3%s
•
11.25
13;
Shareholders Trust of Boston__l
11.81
March
April
May 2,
99.2
4
100.2
1,
1963
20,
1968__>
20.
1969
3 Vus
April 1.1970
5 %s
94
March
July 15,
July
95%
96%
3%s
May
91
4'/nS
Feb.
15,
95
96
3%s Sept. 15,
4 %s Oct.
1,
89 %
%
95
96
-
95%
96%
_
97%
-
1971
_
1972-1967
_
1972__
_
89
100.28
-
1970-1967
98%
88
_
1970
1,
90
1969___.
96
92%
89
.
1969
20.
99%
91%
_
Marcli
97.16
98%
-
%s
98
97
_
4%s
96.8
97%;;
_
4 r«s
99.26
_
1962
98
97%
_
_
1966-
95%
;
llt 1968—
10,
May
v.
_
__
100.3
-
101.4
97
96
87 %
88%
92%
93%
90
91
12.91
16.34
1965
4%s
2%s
3 V4s
9312
1963—
10.
Aug. 20,
99.20
95.24
1963
12,
100.1
99.18
19621__l_
11,
4%s
99.23
99.2
100
.
1961
98.28
I960—
1961_
Nov.
3%s
100.3
wi
1962
99.30
1960_
4%s June
a9.72
99.31
1961
20.
1,
99.30
99.19
98.28
1960
Sept.
99.27
99.26
_
1960
May
100.1
99.23
J
1960
4s
100
99.12
12,
March
4 %s
99.28
99.29
11,
7.90
10.28
5%s Oct,
1960
23,
Sept.
Sept.
14.09
Inc.—1
1,
I960—
10,
7.27
Shares__1.25
2%s June
20.
4s
1960
1960_______
11,
Aug.
5.35s
18.78
r
100.4
Mortgage Assn—
March
5.30s
9.65
13.54
.1
April
3%s April 3,
Federal Natl
12.27
5 %s
1
Feb.
3%s
100.4
99.29
_
1960
3%s
100
93%
—
100
.
Bonds—
1960
100.1
100
__
Bonk
100.1
99.30
.
_
1960
Land
2%s Feb.
18.46
10.58
12.15
8.88
15,
3%s
16.85
July
Ask
for
99.29
5.40s
point
a
Bid
Banks
99.2y
6.65
of
Ask
Banks—
11.27
«
-
Obligations of Government Agencies
Figures after decimal point represent
10.99
1
Fund
10
8%
99.29
Smith
18.45
(Edison
B»
Fund__:
1
Southwestern Investors Inc
1
Sovereign
Investors
1
State Street. Investment Corp..*
Stein
Roe
&
Stock
14.66
13.56
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
16.17
14.77
—
Balanced
38%
X36 %
Figures after decimal
Farnham
Inc
Fund
Fund
I
...
a
Maturity—
38.62
——
1
28.92
29.24
Fund
Inc.l
12.15
12.85
Television-Electronics Fund
l
16.25
17.71
Texas
1
9.77
10.68
Sterling Investment
Fund
Townsend
Inc..'
U
S
.
&
3%s Feb. 15, 1960
Treasury Notes—
Feb.
15,
lc
7 21
7.89
1 %s
April
6.22
6.80
3%s
May
May
United
Fund
Funds
■>.
3 %s
Inc—
United
Accumulated
Fund
„1
United
Continental
Fund
12 80
13.91
'
99.30
99.31
4s
•
99.23
4s
99:30
1960________.
99.12
99.14
99.26
99.28
4%s Aug. 15, 1960________.
IV2S Oct. 1, I960,,——_.
8.64
12.09
1
96.14
92.24
92.28
89.26
90.2
1963—i.
96.16
96.20
1963—
May 15,
1%S Oct. 1,
96.18
—
t
88.22
88.30
97.2y
98.1
4%s Nov.
99.23
99.26
96.24
1 %S
88
88.3
98.12
IV2S April 1, 1961
United Science
98.20
91.22
1962
96.16
—
7.91
11.12
93
91.14
4s
99.17
15,
;
98.12
1962
15,
98.4
92.24
;
Pel). 15, 1963
l%s April 1, 1963
99.11
99.15
Ask
98
2%s
99.7
—_
1962—
1,
3%s Nov.
1960__—
—
Oct.
99.31
I960—_______
_—
point
a
Bid
15,
April 1, 1962
Aug. 15, 1962—
1 %s
_„
of
(Continued>-
1 %s
99.26
15,
1
32nds
more
Feb.
99.24
-
United Income Fund Shares.l
or
99.20
—
1960
1,
one
Maturity—
Treasury Notes
—
May 15, 1960
4%s Nov ,15 I960—
"Twentieth Century Growth Inv.
Growth
Ask
Certificates of Indebtedness—
4s
International
point represent
Bid
4s
20.73
Utilities
Stock
71%
61 %
Clark—
American
23%
67%
7%
99.25
Canada—25c
Stevens
21%
58%
15.16
____...1
Inc
57 V2
5
4
14.02
;
Shares
of
10
Y
_1
Fund
13%
44%
'
5
of N
Phoenix
Co
38%
12 V4
41'/2
64%
57%
Insurance
51%
36%
___10
Co__
Peerless Insurance
99,31
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund.l
Common
Indemnity
40%
55
36%
•
12%
53%
99.27
—
Y
N
Philadelphia
15.21
Fund.,
Selected
2.50
of
■:
48%
Insurance___3.33%
Ins Co
Pacific Insurance Co
14.11
—__2.50
Putnam
Scudder
River.
Northern
3%
Growth Stock
Dist
33
76%
13.92
1
Fund
Fire - Ins Co_—___5
York
3%
13.11
Inc.———50c
Inc
20%
,5 38%
/ 51
72
68
19%
36%
New Amsterdam
Casualty
i 2
New Hampshire Fire———10
Pacific
:_1
Inc
class
75
•
1
Fire—
Corp
61%
148
121
__5
com
Northeastern
99.3 U
Putnam Growth Fund
Scudder
Union
AA
38
North
'-
1
Lie...
Inc.'.._
Quarterly
22%
367
163
Inc
141
115%
A_^—__5
New
v;
;
21%.
.
Line
57
lo
10
71%
al5.00
(T Rowe;
,
y.
^10
i
4%s May 15,
15, 1963——
April 1; 1964
H-DA
—10c
5.24
1
a26.44
2.59
Haydock
Fund
Inc
United
Inc_—1
8.12
8.87
1
9.19
10.04
1
10.11
10.93
Fund of
Boston
Income
Fund
Incorporated Investors
Institutional Shares
Ltd—
16.12
16.54
17.98
3%s May 15, 1961—
4s
Aug.
1, 1961
98.16
98.20
5s
7.13
7.79
l%s
Oct.
1.
94.16
94.22
1 %s
Inc..1
5.55
6.07
3%s
Feb.
15,
97.6
97.10
lOc
4.08
4.46
1
8.31
9.08
_1
10.60
11.58
Rate
Ask
Rate
Due
Bid
Fund..."..—
12.94
14.07
4%^
5-
4-59
2-
1-60
99.28
100
14.16
15.43
5%%
10-
1-59
7-
5-60
99.29
100.1
4%%
6-
1-59
3-
1-60
99.28
100
5.20s
11-
2-59
8-
1-60
99.28
100
4.45%
7-
1-59
4-
4-60
99.25
99.29
5 %s
12-
1-59
9-
1-60
99.28
100
4%%
8-
3-59
5-
2-60
99.2(5
99.30
5.375%
10- 3-60
100.1
100.3
9-
1-59
6-
1-60
99.22
99.26
Ltd
'
Fund Inc.—
Value
Line
Income
Value
Line
Special
Fund
Street
Investing Corp
Washington
lc
13.57
lc
10.83
11.85
Fund-lc
Wellington
11.69
12.78
Equity
Fund
6.57
Wellington
7.19
12.74
13.93
Foundation
Institutional
Fund
Growth
Institutional Income
Institutional
Insur
Fund-.lc
Fund
lc
Recent
Bonds—
Bid
Amer Tel & Tel
Bausch
5*8s
&
Lomb Opt
Edison 5%s
Boston
British
Petroleum
1936
102
4'2$—1979
119
_1989
6s_„1980-76
Burlington Industries 4%s__1975
Canadian Pacific
Ry 4s
1969
Carrier Corp 4%s
xb%2\
Chance Vought 5%s
1977"
City of Montreal 5%s
1979
Commonwealth Oil Ref 6s—1972
Consol Edison
-5%s—_
—1989
El
Paso
Ferro
Natural Gas
Corp
5%s
3%s
1977
L_„1975
Florida Pow & Lgt
5%s
1989
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
—1976
General Port. Cement 5s_.
1977
General Telephone 5s
Gen'l Tire & Rubber
6s
Gulf
States
Hilton
Hotel
Lowenstein
4%s
Utilities
6s
(M;
&
——_—
'
ww_
'
—1939
ww_1982
5%s__1989
1984
_
Sons~-^~~_
14.34
Ask
%
)
Investors
103 3 4
57
89
;
Fund
1
1
12.64
13.66
1
.
Inc.
X6.40
6.91
Bonds-
Mueller
122
National
104%
58%
116
85 %
92
Inc.—
Whitehall Fund Inc..
Wisconsin
102%
-
Fund
New
Can
England
Nortnspan
3%s_—
5s
—
Uran
99%
Due
Bid
Puget
Steel
1994
105%
106%
1963
88
1977
5s—1':
1964—___"
99.18
100.22
86.10
1964
99.22
100.18
1964—
1,
Dated
-
1-4-60
86/18
Ask
134
102%
102%
Sound
Light
5%s
Southern
Bell
5%s
101%
April
14,
I960—;
98.760
98.788
1960
99.890
99.896
April
15,
1960
98.725
98.753
April
1960—1
January
January
15,
1960
99.879
99.885
21,
1960
99-813
99.821
April
83%
Jariuary
28",_ 1960
99.737
99.747
May
5,
103%
February 4, 1960-
99.647
99.656
May
12,
99.552
99.563
May
101%
102%
February 11, 1960
February 18, 1960
99.468
99.480
May 26,
1960
99.376
99.390
June
2,
I960—
113
117
March
3,
19G0__
99.292
99.308
June
97 19601
March
10,
I960—.
99.208
99.226
June
16.
k
1989
&
102%
Tel—
1994
Elec
ww„
103%
1982
122
_
9
1984
1971
Pipeline Units-—
Underwood Corp 5%S
_1971
U S Industries 4"%s
1970
—1988
Wisconsin Pub Service 5 %s_1989
102 %'
March
17,
1960_^,
99.112
99.132
June
22,
March.
22, I960—.
99.047
99.068
June
23,
24,
1960—.
99.022
99.044
June
30.
1960—
98.937
98.961
July
1900—
98.846
98.872
103%
98
136%
March
April
FOOTNOTES FOR
88
82
31,
7,
15,
October
98.635
98.665
1960
98.547
98.578
I960—
98.443
98.281
98.141
______
98.380
98.243
I960-
98.181
98.021
98.063
97.898
______
97.942
97.777
——
97.724
97.673
I960.
97.822
97.677
19607
1960
98.468
98.345
1960—
97.720
97.567
97.597
1960__;
97.330
97.373
17,
95.982
96.014
1960
1960___,
142
128
101%
19,
124
March
_
—
21,
28,
103%,
Prod—
———
Westcoast Trans 5
85 %
99.971
97%
Trans western
102
14,
99.969
95
1994
Ask
Bid
1960_
82
&
5%s
Sperry Rand 5%s
Sylvania
100
Yield Price
l
93
£rri 5s ww„i967
Tel
Textron Amer 5s
101 %
7,
Ask
95%
—
100%
210
January
January
_
1969
5%s_.
Power
117%
132
90
Treasury Bills
Yield Price
Bid
—1973
5%s___
Sheraton Co of
133
United States
86
95%
99 "a
105%
81
94%
ww
—.
Potomac Electric
108%
84%
15,
Oct.
February 25, 1960
WW
92
184
5%s
Petroleum
5%s
Phoenix
100%
1975
_1976
5%3_
Tel
94
180
100%
Dated
Ask
Bid
Brass
Pacific
'83
100
116%
1962
Aug.
Security Issues
-
,f—193!
.
,
—
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Mutual
Inst
1961
Situations
Fund Inc
Wall
Institutional Bank Fund.
_
14.75
1
Fhnd—
Canada
Value Line
2.84
Income
Incorporaed
Funds
1
4.65s
Series
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
'
4.48
6.07
Fund
17%
155
—10
Old
National
35%
(Balt;__^
Accident Ins
Nationwide
353
Forster Inc—
&
Life
Fire
24%
1
5
_5
14%
Natl
10
Co_—
33
13 %
Natl Life &,
Co
Casualty
43
30%
National
Life
General
Assurance
39%
Fire Assurance__12.50
Merchants & MahufacturerSi.^_4
61%
:
—
Connecticut
Continental
38%
Monument
16
Ins
38%
36%
Merchants
t
33
j
36%
20 V4
22%
5
6%
Casualty
l
Bonding
_5
Indemnity & Life Ins„__5
46%
.-
57
J)„10
(N
53% "
256
6 %
3^8c
18%
Bankers Nal.1 Life Ins
246
;1
9%
2%
American
Bankers
23%
-50
10
Life.—
23%
22%
10
Life Ins Co Inc
Amer
Mass
27%.
T; 4'
8%
—5
D
22
,1
Vaf—
of
Massachusetts
43%
3V2
(Galveston)—
Ins
National
99.28
Fund
12.29
shares
Series
Amer
^_1
1
Mutual Fund—
Securities Corp—
1
Pioneer
7.13
Railroad Stock shares
Tobacco
Corp
&
1
Philadelphia
14.87
Fully Administered share,s__lc
General
39%
26V»
Assurance—
Investors
98.28
Fund
Fund
Pine Street Fund
7.96
lc
lc
shares
(The»
5
(Newark N J)—2%
Co
Inc'——
Co
Maryland
1
9.85
10.76
Square
7.22
Equip
shares
Food
Amer Ins
American
'
Aviation-Electronics—
Common
10%
Fla)__
Home
9.74
_I
Inc.—
Puritan
Securities—
Chemical
9%
(Jacksonville
6.83
Fund Inc
Electrical
Loyal
-
I
Shares
William Street
Peoples
Custodian Funds Inc—
Automobile
14%
Over-The-Counter
11.90
Group
1334
8.61
6.34
»Oppenheimer Fund
10c
1
lc
Futures
7.88
—____
18.16
Founders Mutual Fund
Franklin
X4.10
1
Chemistry
14.13
16.80
Fund
Mutual
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
Heritage Life Ins—
Fund
13.00
Florida Growth Fund Inc
Florida
Lincoln
44
25 %
•65%
•
6.07
1
Fund
Capital
Nucleonics
11.80
X5.55
1
Series—
of Canada Ltd
18
xlO.80
1
—
Series
Fund Inc.l
Financial Industrial
1
-—
.1
England
8.23
14.50
1
Stock
8.00
13.41
—1
Series—
Slock Seiies
21 02
16%
:
382
Stock
19%
American
21.20
Income Series
Growth
c-v—
3.51
Series
Preferred
Fund
Balanced
al3.98
19.60
Series
17%
Insp
1
„
Series
Dividend
& Howard—
14.08
Securities Co Inc.l
Wide
Balanced
24.45
Eaton
1
Inc
1
interest
beneficial
Securities
16.41
1
Stock Fund
1
Electronics Investment Corp—1
Energy Fund Inc
10
Equity Fund Inc
20c
Eurofund Inc
1
Fidelity Capital Fund
1
Fidelity Fund Inc
5
Fiduciary/Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Shares
Dividend
8.88
12.88
Investors
3.34
Dreyfus
22.99
8il3
1
National
25.20
3.05
2.50
._2oc
B
Seiies
21.27
„lc
——
National
9.00
Shares—
15.57
Shares
Trust
Nation
Referred5
conv
(D C)
Mutual Shares Corp—
10.01
14.40
interest—1
Fund
Insurance
Giobe & Republic
Foundation Fd_l
Investment
Companies
Life
American
Amer
Fund—
____.
Income
Mutual
Life
15%
General
15.07
Stock
—
Mutual
40%
Ask
23
62%
:—_3
,13%
Franklin
2.62
al3.94
Automation
&
Tenn-
of
Casualty_5
Fireman's
4.19
lc
88%
Assur_—_5
&
Bid
(Va)_.5
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Binn)_i2
Life & Casualty Ins Co
297a
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Trust
Fund
Missiles-Jets
8.21
7.50
lc
———,—„—33'/3c
beneficial
of
Minnesota
.
2.25
int_33%c
Growth
Massachusetts
23 50
21.57
Inc
Dividend Income Fund——1
Fidelity
Corp
Federal
3.96
3.82
—_
Investors
beneficial
of
Fund
Fund—
B
Series
Crown
Equitable
85%
Par
.
,
Lawyers Title Ins
79%
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)„
1.25
Employers Group Assoc__
_■>»
Employers Reinsurance
Corp_l5
2.66
shares,
—10
:
Ask
76
Co——27%
Insurance
American
Crum
3.12
lc
shares
Massachusetts
Fund Inc
(Quotations for Thursday, Dec. 31)
213
204
10
Insurance
Agricultural
•
a44.37
—lc
shares
Transport
17.23
—1
Composite Bond & Slock
7.05
a25.70
—lc
—
Special Investment
10.52
9.68
—1
1
Commonwealth Investment
Commonwealth Stock Fund
shares
Petroleum
9.84
9.05
shares
Co.„
Continental
6.47
Electrical Equipment shares-lc
General' Industries shaves
lc
Paper
J
12.58
Managed Funds—
Metal
Life
Aetna
•
—1
Fund Inc—1
Fund of Can—1
Loornis Sayles Mutual Fund—*
Income
—
11.51
Loomis-Sayles
Securities Corp.-100 17,300 17 .900
136
7%
preferred
100 129
14.11
12.91
Colonial Energy Shares
1
11.55
10.64
Colonial Fund Inc
1
Inc
Insurance
15.24
20.15
14.35
Commonwealth
IhC———1
Fund
18 43
Christiana
•Fund
14.92
13.93
Com
13.94
—1
Fund
Chemical
X13.68
Priced
Life Insurance Investors Inc
of Boston
Fund
13.02
Life Insurance Stk
1
Trust
21.49
11.01
9.51
Century Shares
19.70
15.86
Lazard
18-92
10.07
-
16.04
Lexington Trust Fund—i.™25c
Lexington Venture Fund——1
17.49
*
10.02
14.53
Knickerbocker Growth
J
Ltd
10.40
Knickerbocker
International Growth
Canadian
9.52
9.18
14.70
'
11.93
(Low
Casualty
16.70
Stksi-1
S-4
7.88
1
Ltd
Canadian
Fund
23 40
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd.l
Fund
1
14.67
7.21
21.45
al5.30
1
(Income
"S-3
13.98
13.35
Com Stocks;
24.12
(Speculative Com Stk; _1
S-2
f
Aetna
Aetna
Bid
,•
,
American
23 11 '
Bonds*——1
(Discount
Par
& Surety.—_10
•
$1.25
(Income Pfd Stocks;—1
K-2 .(Speculative Pfd Stks
S-l (High-Grade Cdm Stk;—1l
13.90
--1
50c
—*
1
:
K-l
,
,
19.22
Inc
(Medium Grade Bonds;-1
(Low Priced Bonds;
1
B-4
4.67
13.47
8.02
(1954;
Chase
B-3
17.78
Inc
Broad Street Investment
Bullock Fund Ltd
California Fund Inc
Canada Geneial Fund—
Fund
B-2
9.32
12.79
—
Fund
Boston
6.16
8.57
J-
Ltd
Canada
13.34
32.52
5.90
Mutual Fund Inc.—I
'
Blue Ridge
12.27
31.88
a24-42
1.78
12.39
1
1
5.66
"
12.27
Res^afrch Fund—
Fund
5.40
•
11.87
Johnston
42 Va
1.62
Fund "A" Inc__L
Axe-Hobghton Fund "B" lBe^-5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc-1
Axe-Science & Elecl/nlcs Corp lc
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
Boston—1
(The; Mutual Fund—1
Keystone Custodian Funds-^
B-l
(Investment Bonds )____1
Istel
1CL09
_
Axe-Houghton
5.69
11.68
investment Trust of
Investors
5.21
10.69
4.43
39
Co
;■
Ask
America— _1
of
Investment
al5.2l
9.23
fuhd Inc_,——lc
8.C9
7.48 ;
4.14
Fund Inc
——1
American Business Shares;
-l
American Investors Fund
1
American Mutual Fund Inc___l
Amer Research & Development
Associated Fund Trfist___Atomic Devel Mut Fund Inc—1
,
.
Insurance Companies
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
Ask
—
Affiliated
o
.
(42)
85 %r
101%
•No par value,
a Net asset value,
York Stock Exchange,
t New
New
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
b Bid
stock,
yield price.
x
d'Ex-rights,
Ex-divldend.
wi When
k Admitted
issued,
y
to listing
on
the
Ex-stock dividend.
Number 5913
191
Volume
..
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
the course of
Pre¬
ago.
Week
>
cities of the
be
^Chester
$23,337,564,219 against $22,149,270,585 for the
there is a gain for the week ending Friday of
center
for the
mary
week follows:
\
,
same week in 1958.
5.2%^ Our
At this
comparative
BY
Week
Ended
2—
January
Chicago
Kansas
•
;
>
Boston
City
+
Cleveland
*
—
V
1,714, 270
3,849, 164
3,397,331
+
5.7
922,000, 000
>163,000,000
+
976,000,000
-
4,152,789
Delaware—Wilmington
7,504,699
23,892,768
—:y.—■
Jersey—Trenton
2,387,068
7,242,205
;
6,549,572
3,276,476
—
7
—
1,695,252
0.1
3,414, 275
3,075,132
1.8
+ 13.5
6,099, ,076
2,847, 363
3,410,326
3.5
7,195, 081
5,670,834
14,516,972
—
—
5,343,035
18,430,022
+ 29.6
15,082, 250
11,427,980
+
4.0
12,551, 830
12,991,225
1,037,950,610
+
5.8
978,785,115
1,217,525,409
1
11,888,673
Total
(11
cities)
>098,393,872
v
f
Fourth Federal Reserve District-—Cleveland—
..
+'
11,936,148
Cleveland
Columbus
II
+
2.3
10,377,565
9,976,534
279,081,906
+
9.6
273,776,426
580,850,800*
57,620,600
II™
11,698,472
305,994,617
Cincinnati
531,971,372
+
9.2
573,634,793
286,257,325
585,911,588
+
0.9
16,429,303
12,153,345
+
35.2
10,051,386
10,899,692
11,654,616
+ 22.5
11,875,681
11,654,319
389,245,850
396,348,276
1.8
413,640,949
453,333,700
1,304,378,484
Youngstown
14,271,166
1,300,006,987
0.3
1,343,627,600
1,404,690,058
Mansfield
437,084,250
356,900,000
+
647,726,171
436,629,160
569,159,172
+
1.3
+
'
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
+ 12.0
320,326,633
✓
4.1
57,099,000
—
50,270,800
46,656,900
+ 10.7
577,310,976
———
>1
4,508,930
'
5.7
717,256,000
—
2,622,885
0:8
2,083,926
'
6,433,674
7.7
333,343,095
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
-—
489,146,342
.___!
1,802,417
2,117, 230
4,153,368
___
Wilkes-Barre
York
'
1.9
379,100,000
—*——
/____
1,914, 576
1,032,000,000
Scranton
5.2
—
412,151,463
:
Francisco
San
696,697,976
—
Louis
St.
1,111,000,000
736,363,706
Philadelphia
+
1,195,407,948
—
—28.1
—24^7
2,066,457
_______
Ohio—Canton
1,172,648,942
1,026,000,000
—
$
1,904,867
t
1959
$11,934,506,575 $11,345,512,811
—
1956
t
1960
-
York
New
$
»-
TELEGRAPH
.
T
^
1957
%
sum¬
..
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
26
or
2,500,757
4,187,215
Philadelphia
Reading
New
December
Inc.
Dec.
1,370,406
;
"Lancaster
5.4% above those of
stand at
$
1,882,630
Bethlehem
for
Ended
1958
S
United States do Avhich it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will
the corresponding week last year. Our preliminary totals
all
1959V
'
cities
43
District—Philadelphia-
Pennsylvania—Altoona
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, January 2, clearings
of the
.
year
a
figures compiled by us based upon telegraphic advices from the chief
liminary
Third Federal Reserve
bank clearings
Clearings this week will show an increase compared with
Bank
(43)
—
5.7
6.2
Total
(7
cities)
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
West
Virginia—Huntington
3,838,787
Virginia—Norfolk
z
Richmond
$17,777,827,099 $17,116,444,121
+
+
South
3.9
4,093,759
22,246,000
21,971,000
-236,692,201
;
231,154,434
Carolina—Charleston
—
6.2
4,013,324
3,801,996
+
1.3
21,160,424
19,938,055
+.
2.4
185,841,002
197,752,273
4,026,261,156
'
9,385,653
+ 10.5
$22,225,216,795 $21,142,705,277
1,112,347,424
Total
+ 27.7
6,409,246
6,221,232
Maryland—Baltimore
351,198,313
347,954,078
+
0.9
327,133,912
District of
4,447,389,696
246,808,303
Columbia—Washington..
127,557,050
122,967,090
+
3.7
118,796,507
106,367,420
(6
750,918,004
735,080,795
+
2.2
663,354,415
580,889,279
Total
5.1
+
cities).
+ 10.5
>006,565,308,
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
all cities for week
$23,337,564,219
$22,149,270,585
Complete and exact details, for the week covered by the foregoing will
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch
issue of next week.
the elaborate
In
whic^
For that week there
Dec. 26.
the whole country
week in
at this
center
was
showing
trict of
totals
Kansas
City
are
',
Total
17,012,409
following
we
furnish
summary
a
SUMMARY
OF
Indiana—Fort
Ended
2nd New
26—
AA--A-
1st Boston
3rd
December
4th Cleveland
Dec.
$
"
15,185.701,492
11,161,146,700
+ 36.1
"
1,098,393,872
A,037,950,610
+
7 "
1,304,378,484
.1,300,006,987
+
514,159
>235,713,893
+14.0
1,167,400,461
1,148,838,561
14,800,788
10,081,541
13,240,333
73,247,000
+
1,343,627,600
735,080,795
2.2
663,354,415
1,235,713,893
+ 14.0
1,167,400,461
7th Chicago
17
*'
1,512.081,551
1,422,639,839
+
6.3
1,375,479,224
4
"
742,811,183
730,475,386
+
1.7
694,633,173
604.789.174
612,565,367
1.3
553,921.268
5:915,298
42,668,712
16,675.262
17,023,726
983,121
1,443,851
1,131,841,180
1,050,553,381
6,482,741
6,508,662
16,478,646
.15,607,387
11,820,581
10,649,794
7,019,195
7,359,167
>512.081,551
1,422,639,839
—
1
City
682,227,990
+
2.9
625,716,080
—
;
"
604,908,193
558,028,060
+
8.4
503,619,570
"
1,327,300.796
1,222,140,305
+
8.6
1,158,828*041
Total
Total
26,091,411,948
New
York
City
.
21, 500,080,091
11,280,453,366
ion cities
Outside
—
showing
cities)
(4
the
+ 21.4
,
20,499,240,968
Tall
River
..$
10,217,626,097
Dakota—Fargo_
New
3,294,901
699.364,108
--
665,006,657
December
Bed ford
v
(7
4.2
2,201,810
6,319,406
628,630,029
15,219,301
1,890,859
1.677,851
7.7
1,020,531,717
989,138,127
0.4
5,912,412
6,091,673
+
—
13,523,261
5.6
14,559,278
12,401,855
+ 11.0
9,268,000
10,119,042
4.6
5,934,608
4,958,607
+
6.3
1,375,479,224
1,319,557,835
+
+
—
116,319,473
+ 20.1
2,523,065
2,528,246
730,475,386
1.7
694,633,173
707,622,967
9,191,676
158,730,229
10,634,938
10,432,816
3,495,627
4,086,830
6,739,159
*.
9,381,024
407,469,734
150,988,339
6,646,987
+
•'
'>.
'
'A
\
15,817,747
604,789,174
cities)
612,565,367
•-
+
>
+
—
2.0
9,013,190
10,493,109
0.6
366,321,970
328,332,945
4.9
146,432,582
126,857,557
1.9
9,561,195
7,682,295
—14.5
3,870,272
3,991,746
1.4
5,781,270
5,447,225
+
+
—11.9
12,940,789
12,438,327
1.3
553,921,268
495,243,204
—
\\
>168,174
910,903
783,582
9,141,414
10,001,373
161,715,023
—
—
City860,605
Wichita
608,505,836
+'
5.2
3,256,638
+ 20.0
2,9.90.450
158,571,381
—22.0
+
—
+
890,283
900,000
9.8
775,760
629,873
8.6
8,695,031
7,731,911
2.0
148,057,689
142,791,092
+ 116.5
16,737,773
7,729,533
38.252,895
33,387,435
+
14.6
25,310,858
22,511,461
455,109,473
451,347,257
+
0.8
415,404,890
394,267,605
12,783,108
13,344,734
13,340,662
6,587,043
5,894,521
>702,098,237
_a_——
682,227,990
—
City
Joseph
.____
7,264,701
8,579,319
1,389,046
+
4.4
1,772;376'
3,340,107
+
2.5
2,914,503
Total
1,279,100
3,423,920
Colorado—Colorado
Springs
4.2
13,640,387
+ 11.7
5/676,481
4,236,891
2.9
625,716,080
594,988,814
—
cities)
(9
+
3,167,266
1.450,000
:
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
2,893,469
+
3,4
14,395.963
13,976,348
+__3.6
9,823,636
16.4
34.527,165
33,039,534
5.4
18,646.3,12
21,415,105
Texas—Austin
9,725,503
38,416,214
19,138,601
20,233.473
39.058.400
33,515,500
+
16.5
33,082,500
For),
2,622,631
+
7.3
2,512,297
2,507,992
849,43jj,603
802,104,159
5.9
757,816.447
732,492,879
10,751,457
480,214,905
39,033,132
Worth
41,292,578
6,626,400
__.
6,624,000
9.9
8,8^8,391
8,632,975
+ 10.3
430,892,842
380,009,448
5.5
34,552,521
35,309,903
+-
—
+
0.1
+
3.4
7,162,182
6,281,986
—14.2
14,368,634
13,323,167
CO
503,61.9,570
449,731,478
0.4
179,087,309
158,001,366
7,795,000
.
6,174,000
27,009,800
2,814,215
11,814,585
529,748,'383
> Dallas
Galveston
44,727.982
Haven
Island— Providence——___
Hampshire—Manchester
>_TotaL(i2 cities)
+
—
+
27,054,782
______
Buffalo
28.071,284
123,738,834
2,196,356
2,638,373
3,473,374
3.707,573
14.810,958,582
10 794,297.545
40,374,680
42,454,123
22,255.170
22,919,793
Jamestown
York__rZ_~Z"I"lI""~I
Rochester
7,412,416
—
18,929.849
35,214,742
3.6
Utah—Salt
Lake
126,978,025
2,070,086
2,162,115
Pasadema
6.3
2,288,006
2,918,905
San
Francisco
37.2
10,281,614,871
10,067,395,554
San
Jose
4.9
>. 35.006,138
:
2.9
21,945,238
17,646,-548
*34,000,000
29,954,906
>4,699,177
67,260,646
City
California—Long Beach
+
'
Santa
33.424,836
Connecticut—Stamford
(a)
New
Jersey—Newark
Northern New Jersey_„_
•
65,684.235
(a),
0.9
66,270,308
..
(9
cities)
________
>
82.498.796
77.048.367
15,185,701,492
11,161,146,700
+
7.1
+36.1
73,712,663
10,440.839,324
4,666,914
172,206,272
163,906,425
90,877,460
+ 16.7
89,422,533
84,517,905
30,294,091
—11.6
26,783,064
Barbara
.
+•
16,433,609
648,647,997
28,576,555
10,710,802
18,289,477
\
Total
Grand
(lO^cities)
total
(108
cities)
—
+
22,935,770
-.
_•
New
York City
15 Estimated.
(a)Clearings
24,076,194
1.2
13,916,894
14,930,425
8.7
631,658,579
593,633,706
+ 11.1
24,011,806
20,056,870
—
+
8,905,238
+ 20.3
9,051,340
7,608.268
12,801,635
1
■
+ 42.9
11,900,161
12,622,487
i.
00
>158,828,041
1,084,020,560
26,091,411,948
21,500,080,091
+ 21.4
20,499,240,968
20,176,440,368
11,280,453.366
10,705,782,546
+
5.4
10,217,626,097
10,109,044,814
1,327,300,796 *
1,222,140,305
+-
74,167,940
10.676,059,574
4,637,377
+ 15.0
31,746,542
Stockton
Outside
Total
3.8
183,879,105
16,241,829
'
"
4,722,451
704,806,523
'
—
197,002,164
106,091.702
,
196,309,070
211,418,414
.
Oregon—Portland
125,508.653
—
+-
4,903,373
6.0
+
558,028,060
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
—16.8
—
11,975.009
604,908,193
(6' cities)
7,170,111
10,273,277
Yakima
131,205,517
__
Elinlra
Falls
Wichita
Louisiana—Shreveport
Washington—Seattle
'
York—Albany--
■
Total
Second Federal Reserve District- -New York—
New
42,642,959
+
—
6,442,237
+
12.450,350
New
35,803,748
1.0
2.0
—31.9
2,575,033
Kansas—Topeka
2,530,689
>3.5
12,254,827
Now-
5,327,900
3,093,255
;
Omaha
12,678,831
Rhode
120,269,668
5,623,925
742,81>183
Nebraska—Fremont
$ :
12,696,058
New
3,626,723
122,240,515
345,700,000
.
.
1956
Worcester
Connecticut—Hartford
4,436,372
9.0
+
243,075,248
J.
-
,
Springfield
•
+ 12-9
—18.1
126,626,994
13,942,742
Total
26
1957
*
Dec. %
3,909,089
*
9,635,135
337,300,000
Helena
10,109,044,814
Inc. or
:
6,323,815
__
10,571,611
228.183,114
"
Dakota—Aberdeen
20,176,440,368
5.4
+
Ended
1958
,
6,542,511
Lowell.
—14.4
2.9
409,796,693
Montana—Billings
St.
Massachusetts—Boston
69,408,000
+ 31.6
:___
:
Missouri—Kansas
3,43>888
9,131,128
73,534,000
District—Minneapolis-
Paul
South
first Federal Reserve District—Boston
Portland
10,656,061
5.8
—16.5
Minneapolis
St.
figures for each city for the week
Week
1959
Maine—Bangor
8,143,416
+ 13.3
—
127,143,779
Hastings
$ •>,
1,894,272
363,600.000
,
Lincoln
at—
,
18,407,429
237,156,574
"
Ninth Federal Reserve
ended December 26.for four years:
Clearings
9,490,646
374,300,000
i
North
10, 705,782,546
add our detailed statement
now
18,841,240
167,376,864
;
.__
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
We
4,125,720
1.9
8.9
,198,041,064
Louis
Minnesota—Duluth
1.084,020,560
12th San Francisco ________10
:
cities)
(17
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
449,731,478
fi
11th Dallas
'
*_
+
' '>
1.1
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
594,988,814
■
__________
Roclcford
495.243,204
702,098,237
"
"
4,246,334
•
130,549,797
Moines
Peoria
707,622,967
9
4,795,761
142,334,288
Decatur
1,319,557,835
7
1>468,148
Chicago
1,148,838,561
__________
77,782,000
—
580,889,27
750,918,004
1,408,594,359
City
11,682,655
43,091,272
1,404,690,058
"
Minneapolis
9,259,730
—
1,217,525,409
"
9th
15,083,575
9,811,831
-
Illinois—Bloomington
10,440,839,324
978,785,115
-
6
10th Kansas
N
3,530,245
7,222,675
Sioux
732,492.879
10
Louis
12,604,174
176,529,743
«
Missouri—St.
6th Atlanta
8th St
16,021.012
635,056
'
.
Haute
Des
1956
10.676.059,574
0.3
5th Richmond
9.7
201,280,004
3,462,713
Bend
Total
757.816,447
5.8
_______
+
1,408,594,359
;
iowa—Cedar Rapids
$
5.9
+
802,104,159
9
J
211,556,446
+ 23.8
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
In the
1957
%
11'
York
Philadelphia
173,596,630
+ 33.3
Wayne
South
The Chicago Reserve.
Inc. or
1958
849.436.603
12 cities
+ 25.2
CLEARINGS
§ >
*
237,052,140
618,528
,
Indianapolis
Francisco Reserve District of 8.6%.
1959
Week
4,217,867
228,737,926
193,734,516
Arbor
Rapids
Lansing.
the
by Federal Reserve Districts:
BANK
5,805,879
4,755,032
8.7
Seventh Federal Reserve District—Chicago-
Springfield
In the
6,027,775
0.3
—
765,721
]
cities)-,
(10
15,506,481
31,687,201
258,285,195
-
__■
Orleans—!
Michigan—Ann
Reservf District the totals register an improvement of 2.9%, in the
Dallas Reserve District of 8.4% and in the San
—10.0
191,138,658
In the
smaller by 1.3%.
355,200,000
in the
totals by 6.3% and in the St. Louis Reserve Dis¬
1.7%, but the, Chicago Reserve District
392,100,000
239,339,646
Terre
District has managed to enlarge its
7.0
+
Louisiana—New
Cleveland Reserve District the' tdtals record a gain of 0.3%, the Richmond Reserve
District of 2.2% and in the Atlanta Reserve District of 14.0%.
113,670,952
+
7,201,668
Mississippi—Vicksburg
the Boston Re¬
and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of 5.8%.
District of 5.9%
113,126,326
256,968,328
Grand
serve.
6,865,370
3.4
7,182,572
Mobile
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this we note that in
New York Reserve-District the totals show an expansion of 36.1%, in
V
■ ■
+
Alabama—Birmingham
We group the cities according to the
increase of 37.2%.
an
1
i-»»: ••
31,120,700
279,340,798
Outside of this city there was a gain of 5.4% the bank clearings
1958.
389,000,000
6,179,167
Macon
increase of 21.4%, the aggregate clearings for ;
an
416,200,000
Augpsta
further below,
having amounted to $26,091,411,948 against $21,500,080,091
137,674,105
+ 13.4
Florida—Jacksonville
Ac¬
has to be estimated.
we present
37,006,239
142,335,558
Georgia—Atlanta
able to give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
we are
same
detailed statement, however,
cases
in
appear
Saturday and the Saturday figures are not available at time of going to press.
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
'
.
41,953,293
Nashville
the week ends
as
'
5.4
+
Tennessee— Knoxville
our
6,940,434
operations
discontinued.
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
Monday, January 4, 1960
,
-(44)
44
JL
LIABILITIES—
Federal
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
U'.
the Tariff Act of 193Q,, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES CERTIFIED BY
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1920
.
»
.
■"
'
•
'■
.
i.
' '
t.
.
S.
Treasurer—general
'
'
Total
Deferred
'
.
'V
;
"
•
'
Dec. 25
Arpr£>tina' Pe&°~"
.
1-.:.'--
franc
cJnaT" dollar
Cevlon
rupee
Finland markka""
-
1—J-
(Metropolitanfranc
Germany, deutsche mark
France
fidia
rupee
if
—-
yen__
peso
——
krone
.
Islands.
Philippine
peso__
escudo...
Portugal,
Spain
...
______
*7
:—-
krona
Sweden,
franc
Switzerland,
Union
-
-
peseta
pound
Africa,
South
of
•
#>
\
!
pound sterling
Kingdom,
United
52,651,974
51,754,523
387,317
386,936
:
363,098
liabil.
&
868,410
capital
liability
235,626
109,124
53,983,302
54,142,946
5.1,095,155
74,029
67,793
0
accounts
868,410
254,316
0
975
868,410
.
acceptances
on
2.799440
.00161020
.00277564
.327600
,0800ob0
.265206
,00277o64
.321733
.0800o60 •
265150
2.229322
.0385265
<.0200005
1.049093
.210025
\ 'V
•
.
*.00311275
v
,
"vv -
.
„
.0800560
.265185
2.769643
.139937
.497700
.0348300
.0166065
.193037
•
—
pound
Zealand,
New
Norway,
2.797300
.00160970
DAY
*
Netheriands. guilder
-00203700
.239(90
.209225
2.228956
'.0335265
.0200000
1 052447
-210025
.00311275
,00203695
.239<30
i .209225
CHRISTMAS
——
malavan dollar
Malavsia,
Mexico
'
CLOSED
—
—
lira
Japan.
4
"
-
pound"
Ireland
•
48,685
52,473,259
-
82,298
.327566
IIII™
4,808,521
45,564
19,525,691
4,335,126
"21,683
purchased for foreign correspond-
.00277564
'
390,851
19,321,023
ACCOUNTS—
Contingent
2.230629
.0385015
.0203124
1.051250
.210150
' .00311275
-00203675
._39<80
.209400
2.797340 .
.00160980
'
—-
———
272,485
'4,909,180
items..
dlvidens
liabilities
Total
.0120150
.0120100
.0120240
-
ASuda SChiUing"
Beleium'
$
'
.
"pound
Australia
cash
accrued
&
Capital paid in
—
Surplus
Other
capital
accounts
-
Dec. 30
Dec. 29"
Dec. 28
.
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
pridav
358,364
333,992
:v';'
\
Transfers in New York (Value In United States Money)
Noon Buying Rate for Cable
Unit
Monetary
18,503,991
—
19,204,130
availability
liabilities
Other
*
,
27.872,023
518,497 '
509,772
-382,933--3 91,706
account
deposits
CAPITAL
rCouotrr_and
18,085,553
.342,604
Total
..
28,473,745
Other
tlie
INCLUSIVE
1959.
30,
DECEMBER
TO
1959
25,
DECEMBER
s
;
reserves.
Foreign
^
V1,
bank
Member
PuSualt• to'tfie requirement* ot Section 522 of
-
28,314,385
17,960,096
notes...
Reserve
Deposits—
.0166065
.193037
.231706
2.786889
2.797340
.231691
2.787347
-
commitments
and F.
combined
^
R.
to
liabilities
note
40.3%
-—,—
40.1%
.
42.1%
.
,
.
dividends
accrued
,*No
1958.
31,
Dec.
Auction Sales
Transacted
Co. in
300
Jehks, Kirkland 8c
by Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Philadelphia
Wednesday, December 30:-
on
STOCKS
Shares
.0166065
.193031
—31243
.
loan
gold certificate reserves
deposit
.1399;»0
.497700
.0343350
.1399d0
.497700
.0348300
of-
Ratio
_.<<l<-_
2. i<0099
•
Industrial
Specialty Distributors
62'/a
Valley
$ per share
capital ($10
Inc.
Inc.
Textiles
Forge
"A"
par)
($100
common
2 lot
500 lot
part
2.788981
2.799440
2.797800
DIVIDENDS
Continued from page
of
banks
shows the following
million
$293
in. U.
all
dealers for
purchasing
other securities decreased $212 million.
others
from
domestic commercial
banks
England
income
Gen.
Steak
Cumul.
General
to
Milk
Pet
Realty
1959-
Page
Date
:_Feb
series.
Total
loans
invesLiients____^____/__
and
Loans
and
Loans
adjusted*
investments
Commercial
Agricultural
.
Loans
2710
1
5%
Mines. Ltd.
...Feb
due Dec.
debs,
1,
15
2713
k._Feb
15
S.
U.
S.
„
(John
4
2451
Stern
or
carrying:
tutions:
Sales
Loans
Rgal
finance,
'+
*
1975...
1,
debs,
conv.
due
1-
8
2-
1
1-
8
4%
3-31
50c
1-
25c
(quar.)
312-
8
3-10
1-
25c-
1
2
2-25
12-14
4
TVzC
1-11
1-11
12-31
40c
1-15
12-31
B
|
1-15
4-15
3-31
1-12
Textiles, 4%
12-22
pfd.
(quar. >__
new
~56c
./
■
Inc.
3-11
1
(quar.)______:.'4%
common
(stock
(stock
:.;r
dividend)
45c
■
4%
A
2-26
3-15
2-26
2-29
-
25c
2-
2-12
2
I
12-28
1-13
12-23
1-15
$1.12
(quar.)
4
3-15
■
25%:
pfd.
4
1-
12-21
1-
(quar,
common
1^
4
L-
3H4C
(quar.)
$4.50
1-25
12'/2c
dividei d i
Corp.,
1-25•:
10c
(initial-quar.)____
com.
Paper Co.
Chemical
4-
20c
(quar.)
_•
Corp.,
12-31
'
approved
4%
Corp.
•
Strathniore
Sun
25c
(stockhldrs.
Corp.
Broadcasting,
Stouffer
12-31,
25c
split)
Shop,
&
:
Y.)—
dividend
Stock
Stop
(N.
Trust
&
common......
Strawbridge & Clothier,
2446
Jan
18
2710
Feb
1972.
15
2448
1.
5'/i
inc. debs, due Aug. 1,
4C«
cumul.
pfd.
conv.
1
.Mar
1966
Coro.,
Drug
Superior
1-
Jan
1
2712
Ltd.
Mold
Valu Stores
'5%
15
2388
Jan
28
2663
Corp.
preferred
Supertest
2618
Jan
6e<
Co..___.
Propane,
Super
2711
15
Feb
1962.
stock._l.
class A capital stock
Inc.,
Sun
Super
due Jan.
Corp.,
Midland
...
Inc.—
debs,
income
stock
preferred
conv.
Building.
Street
Foog Services.
Super
91
:
Illinois
Texas
5(
5%
12-12
4
12-10
7.
12-15
4
Ltd..
1-
4
12-21
1-
4
12-21
72 Vac
(s-ai__
common
1-20
25c
(quar.)|
com.
1-
5
12-18
1-15
$25c
(stock
dividend)
1-15
12-18
7$1.25
_____/
(quar.)
Corp.
1-
35c
(Del.),
(s-a)
1-
$35c
(quar.)__
62V'2C
Inc.
preference
Susquehanna
pfd.
(quar.
Petroleums,
Ordinary
$1.40
(quar.)
48
.4
Natpral Gas Piueline Co.—
preferred stock
cumulative
$5
Rubber
Swan
—
Swank,
1-15
12-18
5%.
12-29
1-15
22«/2c
Coal
Truax-Traer
4.276
etc.
55
V.. 4*'
'
banks.
324 f
'
Manufacturing
Rayon
_Jan
stock—...
2389
12
4
Sweets
Co.
of America
HFL
of
debs,
conv.
Mar
—
2759
1
T.
I.
M.
Taft
in
'Announced
1.181
this
Wayne
(year-end)
Corp.
1-15
12-30
12-31
1-15
12-31
1-
12-15
15c
(quar.)
5
4
1-15
1-
1-29
1-15
3-15
2-15
Corp.—
4.1,092
1
4*
4'v
/'
13J
:.,v.
12,652
preferred
;
Symington
United
n.a.
■
1,637
loans
1
//
Co.—
convertible
A
n.a.
r
.
1-15
75c
(quar.)
10c
15c
(quar.)__.
Inc.
Year-end
771
commercial
cumul.
4%
non-cumul.
5%
Series
domestic
1
14
49
4-
insti-
foreign banks
to
Feb
Jan
"
financial
personal
4*r%
Co..
Power
Co.
Wall
Forty
Marine
15/
1.698
estate
73;'
..."
finance,
to
Drackett
197 J
~*
154
Other/
Loans
3
1.192
nonbank
Oct.
12-31
1,
-
».
Bank
Container
Strouse,
due
12-31
1-15
~
Securities
securities
to
n.a.
'
1.959
_
1971
*
n.a.
■
410
Page
Inc.—
debs,
1-15
2-
.-/A/
(s-a
B.)
Stern
&
Class
subord. debs, due June 1,
conv.
subotd.
conv.
La Salle Wacker
purciftsing
Government
Loans
—'•
6r!c
12-16
.
'i60c
.
...
2-for-i
Stone
Date
Industries,
Consumers
n.a.
10(i
57
916
.
( increased r_
«
Bros. : Stores
Stewart-Warner
CALLED
ISSUES
12-16
'
pur¬
securities.,
securities
Other
—
tor
5.40%
1,298
4
carrying:
or
Other loans for
■/..
and. dealers
Gbvermnent
Gther
Birtcher Corp..
Burlington
440
_
Ltd.
Canada,
dividend
Stetson
2344
1960.Jan
1977
15.
preferred stock—
cumulative
Company and Issue—
1958.
116
30.480
iji
loans
chasing
U.
loans,
,
—
67,578
_
_
brokeis
to
—
104.890
adjusted*-..—.
industrial
and
106.527
7/iiC
Sterling Brewers (quar.).
1
Sterling Electric Motors (quar.)
a
ENTIRE
Dec. 24,
1959
4
(quar.
Common
Corp.—
AVi'c
Uranium
Pronto
tin millions of dollars)
ASSETS—
1-
1-11
4
5c
(—I Since
Dec. 16,
1-
12'/2C
(quar.)___
1-11
2-1
12V2C
Improvement & Forge Co.—
Storer
Dec. 23.
UOc
1
J 30c
of
Co.
12-3.1
12-28
2-
$15c
-•
.
(quar.t
12-31
1-15
1-11
5c
Sterling National
Quarterly
*
5bonds due Feb.
mtge.
Co.,
Increase (-f ) or
Decrease
(Del.)
Shake
n
Steel
Co.—
preferred shares. 6'«
Stores
May
and bor¬
Loans
million.'
Mi:;"' A-,
/•
preefrred
>
20c
21
REDEMPTIONS
''
Electric
Ohio
&
Page
Date
1983_Jan
15,
bonds clue Nov.
fixed) 5%
PARTIAL
Columbus
increased $324
2nd
cents
50
1-15
J 40c'
^
Holder.#
Payable of Rec.
130c
.
B
Steinway & Sons
Inc.—
Theatres,
(now
Company and Issue—
million.
-(quar.)
(quar.)___£._—^
borp., 50c conv. pfd.
Class
Starrett
Steel
TENDER
OF
Company and Issue—
Poll-New
and U. S. Govern¬
$398
increased
B
(s-a)__
A
Aviation Corp. (N. Y.)
Stanley Brock, Ltd., class A (quar.)_____
Sterchi
-
Banks decreased $100 million
Reserve
rowings
Class
class
Stanley
Stock
NOTICE
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Federal
location in
given in the "Chronicle/'
in which the details were
bonds decreased S123 million.
ment
Ltd.,
Year-end
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $163 million and
the combined total of Treasury notes
•
Share
Same of Company
v
last date for mak¬
(except where otherwise indicated)
volume
the current
carrying U. S. Government and
or
calleid
stock
common
Loans to brokers and
member banks.
reporting
bonds, notes,
ing tenders, and the page number gives the
of
Commercial and industrial loans increased $57 million
at
corporate
of
The date indicates the redemption or
demand deposits.
$398 million in U. S. Government
list
a
for redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
loans adjusted,
million in demand deposits adjusted, and an increase
found
be
and
preferred
Government securities, and $891
S.
will
Below
principal changes for the week ended
December 23: Decreases of $106 million in
s
Stanfield's
leading cities
in
System
Reserve
Federal
the
When
Per
Fund Notices
member
reporting
weekly
of
statement
condition
The
L
10
Redemption Calls and Sinking
Condition Statement of Member Banks
issue
E.
Inc.
(increased-quar.t
Broadcasting
Talon.
(stock
Inc.,
class
B
(quar,)
A
-
20c
2 y2 %
dividend)
25c
2-15
1-21
25c
(quar.).
2-15
1-21
*
Other
V.
S.
loans
Government
bills
certificates
Treasury
/
Within
1
Other
bonds
*/'.•>/• *'/; //
1,106
/
and
%
ASSETS—
Redemption
dollars)
Dec. 30.'59
'
"
account—,-1.
Dec. 23.'59
Z"1 V
deposits adjusted
-——AAA—,
deposits.:^..i
64
956
—
260
4
4
2.023
fund for F.
18,185,643
18.196,642
F.
R.
notes
of
977,083
937,919
891
__
3,556
398
4-
r-r
-4
•
322
loans
$4
banks.
..1....
241
11.309
1.540
_
7
4.
/•■
—
—
1
S.
476,993
306,741
336.474
469.608
63.963
.
J
.
~
j—
Borrowings:
1.324
4-
30,302
-
43.504
'
20
72
—
4
834
5,799
2,870,805
10,506,993
10.506.993
18,649,726
Bonds
.
291
100
—
11.010.298
2.867,565
2.48J.771
2,483,771
outright
—
repurchase agreement
bought
under
26.871.867
26,251,512
■
.
■•
+
398
V
4
Total
986
U.
6.
Govt,
securities
26.871.867
26.340,512
30,000
26.778.127
tExcluslve of l*».
,
valuation
n-a-—Not
July 8,
reserves;
available
to domestic commercial
individual
on
1959.
loan
items
comparable
banks^and
are
basis-
shown
reporting
after deduction
form
Due
Iron)
Cash
gross.
revised
and
securities.__
foreign banks.
- in
process of
items
assets
27,223,984
15
collection
.>U».
Bank H premises
Other
•
loans
New
x.
26.459,900
15
15
6,417,813
6,533,466
5,630,684
99.917
100,185
93,636
,
(San
Francisco
Distric't
Total
assets
——-.4—
•259.916
240,802
Oil
Inc.,
54,142.946
53.095,155
2-29
1-30
1-20
12-31
;/ '
SI
CM
r-i
1-15
$1
-!r
2-
1
1-
1
B
Stock
(stock
8e'curities
Ordinary (final)
Deferred
Toledo
4Va'/b
class
A
Tonopah
Towle
Mfg.
Corp.
Mfg. Co.
1
1-18
1-15
12-31
1-11
12-15
1-15
1-8
13c
)
1-18
;
•
8
1-15
1-
4%
1-15
12-15
5%
i.v
1-11
12-
13c
dividend
(quar.)_
1,_.
(quar.
fNevada).
9
(increased)
9
3-
$1.14
1
3-, x
1
_
7
co o 0
1.-
8
CM o o
1-15
8
2-15
2-15
,
2-15
2-29
1-
6
2-15
3-1
10c
i
1-
lj-'
1-28
$1.06 */<
25c
____
1-6
9
2-
$1.06 VA
.
-
2-
17 VaC
_
_.-
(quar.)_____
'tquar.
*20%
57 1/7%
^
_
(quar.)^r____
(quar.>__„__
Mliuns
12-
1-4
1-30
1-30
8c
(quar.
(quar.)
preferred,
Scale
8
30 c
(quai;.).,
(approximately 33 3/400 )
(approximately 23,/aC)__.
preferred
4.56%•
Toledo
1-
l
"
.
preferred
Co., ..common
preferred
4.25%
8
2-
Trust—
(final)
Edison
1-
15c
Realty <fe Constructiondividend
<
Tybacoo
1-
91 ',4 c
-
Glass—
Corp. (Mass),
(quar. )_J___.
1
2-1
48c
(quar,)___.
/Initial)
$1.20
8
2-
$1,21
;
common
Fibre
8
$1.14
$1.19
(quar.
Co.,
146.641
53.983.302
12-15
•
.
__Z.
Finance
Tisliman
Toro
'Preliminary
common
Times-Mirror,
95,000
27.422,150
3
-1- 4;«.
740c
(quar.)
(increased)
Bros.,
preferred
Tidewater
•
Total
3
12-
15e»
_
(quarl)
405
'
1.897
3.65%
2,483.771
26,748,127
12-
8
^
2.250.450
149
Held
Reserve-Banks..
Utilities
Class
2,747,065
•
8
1-
7$1
common
Co.—
(quar.)____.__
preferred
Thalhimer
Time
-
Total
others.—;
Texas
43,290
37.171
securities:
Bills
22
$4.84
outright—-
Certificates
■f-
-
ot
preferred
Thompson dH. I.)
43,504
31,173
agreement
11,010.298
Interbank
-
Ltd.,
7
1-
-
(quar.)
Service
12-
(quar,)%j
Power & Light.—
preferred iquar.)__
84.56 preferred
(quar.)
$4,76 preferred
(quar.)
336
repurchase
Government
Bought
*
Other,
-
Electric
Inc.
Lines
4
Texas
19,950,812
371,180
—
outright
under
365,862
_—
Acceptances—
Held
19,173.725
335,934
advances
and
727
481.996
cash '/,-—
Other
Bought
<
19,163.727
reserves...,
banks,..
other
Industrial
62,555
■y
Federal
Canada,
of
preferred
Texas
19,012.893
978,084
R. notes.__
certificate
gold
Discounts
:S-f
„
Total
U.
banks
From
Natural. Gas
Texaco
deposits:
From
Tennessee
129
4
92
139,377
.
4
27
—
1-18
2
I-
12'/2C
___I^
„
Dec. 31,'58
865
—
44
—
'
3.343
-
U. 3. Government .demand
Time deposits:
of
■
312
—
'
3.034
LIABILITIES—
Domestic
thousands
„
certificate
Gold
41
169
2-
31V4C
4%
—3,680
711
:v
9;822
1.306
domestic,? banks
assets/liabilities
Foreign
tin
861
3%
dividend)>
$4
coin...
Interbank demand
(stock
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
341
13.294
■
assets—
Demand
-A.'''
/.-■
15.883
Banks.,..
Corp.,
E'xtra
6.539
with Federal Reserve
—3.219
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
1
I
-.u
International
15c
••//•
securities
with
7
;
Taylor
.•
229
—
' ;-J
1.825
Balances
;
—7.128
163
,na-
,1
Currency
Total
S.
293
Class
n.a.
2.137
indebtedness.
5 years
Reserves
'Other
«.
5 years
to
After
U.
and
notes
turing.' ,A
of
2
27.490
securities—total...
A ._..I-.A1 ,L__
Treasury
Treasury
"
14.432
_
.
12-18
12-28
1-
4
Number 5913
191
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial
and Financial Chronicle-
(45)
E
Estra
erred
5'f
Sr-0<
(quar.)..
g 96 preferred
2-
4,
prior
White
:
—r-—
$1.49
(quar.j...
Motor
12-28
&
Rcss,
on
Stock
Wilson
1-15 ,'
redemption
Jan.
on
Co
sh.
per
1
62 VsC ;'
12-31
12-15
2- 2 f
(increased-quar.)
Wool
Envelopes,
Inc.,
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)———:-—
7V2c
1-1
,N-YJ
Trnst
1- 1
12-15
"'uar'>
Unilever »Non-voting Amer. shares
Union Acceptance Corp., Ltd.
■
pref.
1st
6 V;
T™'
(quar.)
preferred
<R4
'(quar.)
preferred
it50
preferred
12-10
2-1
9214c
$1
2-15
7%
7
*l°c
2-
1
1-
Yuba
a
i
1-29
12-31
1-15
12-31
Gas,
$1.12./a
(quar.)
common
Corporations, Ltd., class A
United
(extra)—
B
Class
—
(quar.)—
~v4c
12-22
1-19
1-21
■■
•
A; Canal (quar.)
Inc.
Corp. (quar.)_—__
62V2C
2-
1-25
12-31
"United
Machinery
Shoe
preferred
6%
37V2C
2-
1
(quar.)__
Zenith
$1.12%'
—
each
for
U.
lO^shares held)
Plywood
Corp.,
S. Radium
new
U. S. Servateria
U. S. Shoe
Extra
Refining
preferred
S.
1-21
Common
$3.50
Universal
Controls
Universal Leaf
Upjohn
412%
.—;.
Camp Sea
Iron
Van Saver
Corp.—
b.)
,15c
6%
6rr
Walker
Inc.
Walnut
ware
com.
&
Common
1-11
1-
1
1-15
30c
1-29
:
1-
1-
4
.1-
"
Net
Net
15c
2-
5- 2
8-
1
Inc.
32-18
2-29
1-
L______
9
25c
6
commercial
190.
1-15
2-
45c
1-15
1-
1-15
12-31
1-
1
5
2-1
$840,938
income—
1-30
1-4
4-29
60c
*
3-
9-
1
$1.05
81.02%
(quar.)._
30c
$1.12%
(quar.)_
1-15
1-15
1-
4
2-15
8,065,916
$2,477,059
995,594
1,298,625
Co.
12-18
12-18
coimnon
(quar..)
(quar.)
div.)'
to
9,666.207
100.112.924
86,543.007
18,425.043
1 7,710,334
income.__
oper.
i90,
509,199,417
tion
2343.
p.
York,
Chicago & St. Louis RR.—Earnings1959—Month—1958
1959—11 Mos.—1958
'*
S
oper.
expenses
8,580,909
ry: ops.
Net
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
income
oper.
190,
$
•/" "
*'
12,393,266
136,482,652
97,923,653
94,244.252
4,071,298
38,558.999
34.496,154
3,673.435
1,675,402
15,831.906
'
128.740.406
8,321,968
3,753.181
'
A
Net
rv.
<
is
in
and
120
.10,
stock
of
by
S.
leased
office.
equal
2343.
p.
chase
-
$
227,500 shs.
682,500 shs.
by
interest
to
Ga.,
company
and
debt
on
principal
installments
on
of
rate
the
on
which
its
as
sub¬
note
the
at
secure
Atlanta,
Interest
National
is
principal
this
note
Charter
dated
1,356.70
each
Oct.
1, 1959, the authorized
was changed from 3,000 shares of
$100
2,000,000 shares of 25c par value common
divided into 1,317,500 shares of 25c
company
stock
initially
to
value
par
stock and 682,500 shares of 25c
par value
class B
stock, which class B common stock was subclassified
into
B-l, B-2, B-3, B-4 and B-5 common
stock, each subclassifica-
from
of
the
or
opposite
136,500
shares.
company
and the selling
stockholders, respectively,
percentage of shares of said class A common stock
respective names below:
their
'
.
$
Number of
Approximate
Percentage of
35,000 Shs.
be Purchased
not Purchased
from the
Company
16.642,370
183.153.936
186.580.487
10,092,318
9.587,909
113.947.555
by Employees
to be purchased
and the
$
16,142.982
from the
124.182.946
6.050,664
7.054.461
69,206.381
62.397,541
4.850.074
4.804.318
47.097,436
Railway
The
37,465,603
oper.
p.
;
J.
1959—Month—1958
1959—11 Mos—1953
$
'
$
.
Bradford
Alex.
Brown
Clement
$
.
C.
13.769,752
14.767,046
169,284.676
164.517.985
J.
10,867,902
12.440,938
134,980,225
130.453.723
First
'2,901,850
2.326,108
34.304.451
'34.064,262
1,265,514
1,255,610
13,756,198
15,954,594
income—
2661.
The
32 24
shares
One William
SEC
Act
H.
has
>
issued
of
With
be
Mutual
transferred
stock,
based
'shares
will
p.
2661.
an
exemption order
Under'.a
Corp.
total
a
the
to
upon
be.
the.
purchase
value
of
under the Investment Com¬
company
-
cash
issue .its
to
securities
agreement,
of
and
Mutual
securities
$2,113,061 as of Sept. 30, 1959. will
exchange for shares of the
latter'^
value of said shares.
Tne Fund
Fund
in
net
asset
distributed
"
&
&
1_
McNeel,
Silcox
190, p.
&
Co.,
Inc
10,000
Inc
Co.
_T
Budd,
Inc.—)
Chisholm
&
5.2
5.2
Inc._
4.0
5,000
:
2.6
V.
5.000
5,000
Co.,
Inc..:
*
2.6
5,00G
—
and
Johnson,
5.2
.
7,500
Simons, Inc
Rankin
&
—~—7.8
10,000
Co.,
.
8.3
15,000
10,000
&
Southeastern
17.1/
16,000
Co.
&
17.1
33,000
Sons
Hilsman
17.1
33,000
Corp
.
&
Evans
Read
33,000
,
Co
5,000
2.6
S,
'
2,6
2.6
1838..
•
•
Street Fund, Inc.—To Purchase—
this New York investment
substantially, all of the cash and
Properties
A.
Varnedoe,
permitting
for
Pont
Courts & Co._
--r~
Ry.—Earnings-
Net rev. from ry. opers.
190,
du
Johnson,, Lane,. Space
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner
Frost,
rv.
I.
The
expenses-
oper.
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc
Francis
revenue-
Railway oper.
32-28
12-15
Southern
wholly-owned
$125,000,
which
bears
the
monthly
&
a
deed
a
W.,
1959—11 Mos.—1958
$
$
M5
8
S
Outstanding
$123,428.85
common
number
stated
v
Northern Pacific
1-15
32-23
in¬
FINANCING
ii682,500 shs.
Citizens
note
■
com¬
for
1959.
the
common
secured
Avenue,
building
plant
The
used
fi 1,317,500 shs.
The
Realty Corp.,
principal amount
of
and
and
paid
be
due
industrial
chemical
purposes.
PRESENT
Gendex
Central
land
sells
and
supplies
Employees to
3959—Month—1958
income.—
oper.
i90.
—V.
17Vic
3-5
1959,
by
annum
consisting
—V:
t30c
TO
Ry.—Earnings-
Net rev. from ry. opers.
3-14
3-
Ga.,
166
also
and
Selling Stkhlds. Company
1-18
32-38
engaged
Offered to
& Western
Railway oper. revenue...
Railway oper. expenses..
2-1
1- 6
been
Shares not
■
2-1
1-29
10,
13,610,888
.'
Period End. Nov. 30—
70c
1-15
has
sprayers
2661.
p.
Norfolk
—V.
85c
Since
stock¬
UNDERWRITERS—The company and Dave Center and Nat
Sandler,
selling
stockholders, have
entered
into
an
underwriting
con¬
tract
with
The
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc., The Johnson, Lane,
Space Corp.,
and Francis
I.
du
Pont. & Co.,
acting on behalf " of
themselves and the other
underwriters, under which the underwriters
named
below,
prior to release for
public offering of any
of
the
class A common stock offered
hereby, have severally agreed, to pur¬
the
1
5%
$5,000,
the
'
Net
tl7%c
at
value
stock
3.631,531
pany
quar.)
paid
stock.
stock.
sanitation
EFFECT
original
by the company.
per
be
307,645
12-15
3-10
A.
the .only
Authorized
IfBy amendment to its
par
was
__,
the
the
to
7
■
(stock
(increased
5%%
8.081,463
ry..
12-15
1
in
class
1-15
4-
Atlanta,
guaranteed
are
\
are
and
common
1-15
$1.25
and
value)
626,641,127 595,742,424
35c
iincreaseci :_
TaWet & .Stationery
Corp.—
(quar.)__;—
ommon
cleaning
GIVING
debt
Aug.
manufacturing
1959—11 Mos.—1958
principal
of 50%
of
the
stock ' ownership
been
company
cleaners;
value)
located
$1,997,915
the
terms
Center
the
of
have
equipment
par
526,528.203
20(
.
The
users.
vacuum
miscellaneous
par
property
-
—
industrial
bank
dated
56,432,082
i'50c
(extra)
and
(25c
of
Garber
value
the
latter
Dave
the
company
chemical
of
of
consider
however,
and
the
1946,
(25c
46.765.875
12-18
2-
in
sale
to
be dependent
position of the
10%
outstanding
stock
54.602,797
12.334,090
8-15
12-
and
the
of
the
on
'
ownership
E.
book
Sandler
eacli.
$1,000
share
shareholders
basis;
1946,
as
then
A.'
which
Nat
stock
46,521,334
$35c
—
Telegraph
3-15
the
$100
paid.
necessarily
were
acquired
common
expenses.
revenue!
8-15
•
for
owning 50%
incorporation
to
per
to
financial
in
1933,
common
revenue
2-15
1
.6-1
-
4-15
4-15
4-29
>
of
the
and
determined
promoters,
Act
B
sidiary,
8.390,503
will
and
organized
and
A
Bank,
RR.—Earnings—
oper.
12-34
60c
was
and
commercial
is
7V2C
1960,
;
approximate
and
*Note
$10,542,975
1959—Month—1958
dividends
Class
1959—11 Mos.—1958
the
on
company,
the
Tennessee
and
North
quarterly
a
of
declared
amounting
of
.
the
795,032
loans
of, the
have
earnings
included
Garber
then
Center
other
■»',
'v.','-:-'.
■'
shares
was
15,
Class
throughout
,
$249,340
185,339
on
Sandler
which
and
oper.
Net
32-31
12Vic
Nat
polishing machines,
^-Long-term
2343.
p.
Railway
12-31
2-15
12Vac
(quar.)
(onar.)
WesLPreI,3,Lr,ed <nuar.)—
^ hiern Tool & Stamping
estern
\
$10,388,418
48.433
oper.
12-21
$1.12Vi
B
.*
Feb.
directors
the
parents
and
complete
$1,044,372
$79,337
"
.
™ Ligbt & Telephone
We'«mpr« Blvwood, -Ltd., class
Ind..
a
The
future
dustrial
steel
dividends
dividends
pounds,
RR.—Earnings—
761,601
expenses
Period End. Nov. 30—
Weqt
floor
£
Railway
1-11
1-4
60c
WeVivt ^ -<,quar>)—
buildings
'
1959—Month—1958
.
Haute,
market
bank
products used in cleaning
maintenance, including cleaning compounds, insecti¬
herbicides,
sealers,
deodorants,
disinfectants
and
waxes
for
oper.
v..-,,'
12-29
18c
(quar.)
class A
Texas,
and industrial
from ry. opers.
190,
its
1,648
dividend
a
Securities
E.
the
cash
company
manufacture
cides,
of
1960,
of
addition
an
as
short-term
factors.
1948.
A.
of
2
56c
(initial.)™
iquar.)___,
Terre
at
Houston,
Northeastern
&
Period End. Nov. 30—
12-31
5
4
50c
_____
T,
initially
sanitation
classes
"12-15
1-
the
and
Net rev. from ry. opers.
,
com.
Pittsburgh
Ind., it was
Bend,
1298.
p.
revenue-
oper.
rev.
ry.
Net
12-18
4
26V„c
tquar.)'
South
•
oper.
Railway
Railway
l?-28
1-
$20
pfd.
•
facilities
at
1-22
,
.
1"J
2%
A
farm,
f
12-23
$1.12Va
'quar.u
4.80%-
Co.,
..
.
Bank,
company
payable
of
the
stock
each
paid
1960.
the
Dave
the
declared
stock
rate
In
time
Since
in
this
12-28
4
Garber.
interest" of
■V".
1-11
1-
and
other
and
outstanding
Agreement—
signed between
used
consisting
of
conditions,
under
holders,
the
Period End. Nov. 30—
7-15
1-15
30c
(quar.)__
iquar.)_
Inc.
E.
stock
future
and
business
defined
dividend
31,
of
representing
has been
by
.
Mutual
to
its
<
190,
stock, as It has previously been the policy of the
earnings for expansion of the business..
has
Jan.
on
payment
that
Investments
be
outstanding
National
wholly owned subsidiaries
Companies
incorporated in
common
organizers,
4-15
V
-
1-15.
4c
(quar.)
class
A
record
tax.
declared
company
class
non-residents
will
present
Southern
stock
a
becoming
Chemical
The
payment
,
Canadian
proceds
The
&
common
to
beginning Sept.
1-15
1
1-20
$3.50
i_i___ii_
Hi
Insurance Securities—
^stmoreiandi
corrected
here.
Investment
Corp.—Class A Common Stock Sold
net
funds.
retain
1958,
value
Prior
Non¬
source.
the
1
$2.25
;
paper- Ltd.
15%>
The
by
Space
common
to
•commercial
of
Orleans
New
(Phila.)__,
,B iquar.)
Preferred C iquar.)
g nia PuiP & Paper,
minster
less
agreement
New York Central
4
3-
37Vic
penn power co—
union
the
stock
common
declared
company
tax.
12-21
1-29
10c
.
Grocers, Ltd.,
funds,
202
underwriting group headed by The
Corp., Francis I. duPont & Co.
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc. offered to over¬
company's
8
Center
is indicated
$2,909,746
of.
Carolina
date
92
an
Citizens
1-
par
at
8
Lane,
general
The
1-4
1-29
5
.; 3-15
15c
iquar.)__
Corp.
steel
Railway
12-18
1-4
$12VaC
preferred C,(quar.)
Mills
<quar.)___
WPreferred
extern
1-4
i
•
incorrect.
51
42,931
$963,770
•
company's
CAPITALIZATION
.
—V.
1-15
20c
iini," preferrod
witir,PTreferred
western
7%.•
was
Associates
States.—V..
Railway
•
$1.25
——
dividend)
preferred
12-18)
2-1
2-
dividend.
date
income
Period End. Nov. 30—
1-8
;
Preferred
preferred !
1-11
deductible
resident tax
with
fabricating
Building, with facilities
New
12-21
4
15c
Snowdrift,
V,
,
,
agreement, which became effective Jan.
Investments
will
handle
financing for the sale
...
12-31
2-
,
Inc.
its
amount
for
this
tax
108,907
of
Atlanta, Ga., in the
$200,000 will, be retired, and the
remaining proceeds of
this offering will be used
a$
additional working capital.
:
.DIVIDENDS—No cash dividends have ever been
12-18
1-29
^
Li8ht
1-11
Dec.
The
due
today (Jan. 4) by Paul E. Shroads, Senior Vice-President
<
1-29
30c
Management,
&
w
of
United
4
2-15
(quar.)___^
t,lass„ B (initial)
41'J
1-
30c
is-a)
istock
Knitting
Wellington
wit
2-1
13Vic;
Pictures,
convertible
Joftr/
line
8
2-15
Washington' National Insurance
(111.) (quar.)
waste
King Corp.—
toI: V
west
1-
12-18
2%
w!!ungt-on Gas
turir0
2-1
25c
(quar.)
Bros.
25c
to
National
Metallic
■■
Terminals
S.
for
Stran-Steel,
1-15
1-10
income
PROCEEDS—The
r
"i
Steel.
of
12-10
quar.)____
4Vi% preferred
Bros, (increased
quar.)
Warwick
Hoteif annual)____
wayne
1-30
1-19
£25c
class A
and
terms
4-15
+35c
Co.
12-31
12-28
buildings by Stran-Steel. Corp. and Metallic Building Co., both divisions
1-15
1
$1.12Va
(initial)
RR.
12-15
1-18
tax.
record
U.
financing
Associates
5-13
.
1
(quar.)._
'■■■;
Apartments Corp.
in
National
2-15
—
warren
b,0
5-31
16c
'
Tierhan,
9c
.
—
warner-Lambert,
'
2-29
15c
(quar.)
sales
announced
50c
dividend
Warehouse
Warner
:
8IV4C
&
&
12-15
4
1-15
65c
National Steel Corp.—New
A
—V.
River
warner
Less Jamaica
corporation
1-29 :
5-
V
Quarterly
Stock
10c
3%/,
Co., common (year-end)_Walker
(Hiram) Gooderham & Worts, Ltd.—
Wallace
v.
2-
iquar.)__
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
15%;
and/or
Under
7V2C
<quar.)__
preferred
-
.
87V2C
—
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
Inc.
-
preferred
vornado,
.
dividend)—
(increased
Rogers,
4
1-
Continued from page 6
12-14
/
2-15
10c
Co.—
5% class A preferred
Van Waters &
1-
8
87V2c.
Co.
Ventures, Ltd. (s-a
Viceroy Mfg., Ltd., 50c
Virginian Railway—
12-
5
'
.
.
iquar.)
America,
Works
(j.
Velvet Freeze.
1-
4
71,924
BUSINESS—The
12-21
1-
17VaC
—
>quar.)____
Food
75c
?30c
funds,
end
end
subscription 227,500 shares of 25 cents par value class A
common
stock at a price of $5
per share. Of the total,
.35,000 shares were offered first to employees at
$4.55
per share.
General Corporation and
Investment News
(Abilene):>V-'■ >"
$1.25
1-15,
12-31
^
quar.)
preferred
of
12-15
(quar.)
closed
income
Payable
12-29
1-15
I2V2C
Corp.
Van Dorn
1-15.
..
30c
1-
Tobacco
preferred
12-24
J56l-4C
not
at
at
America, Inc. has been completed.—V.
7.;; '7,7;7 .7'.;'/ Gv .7 G77;,:-:/ '7 V
/■ 7
declaration
./
class A
12-24
4
.
published
x
'
___________
(quar. )____•
Steel' (stock
6%
tax
British
date
12-29
50c
Valspar Corn.
Vanadium
6%
1-15
87'/2c
Marion
Vacu-Dry Co.,
4
1-
Mining Co.—-
Co., com. (quar.)_^,
Corp.,~41/a% pfd. (initial)
Company iquar.)______
Universal
and
l-ll
(quar.)
Canadian
Previously
12-31
35c
(quar.)_
Universal-Cyclops
Van
1-15
,
convertible
1-
$2
(special)
books
in
Less
12-21
iquar.t
$3.50 preferred
12-24
1%
(quar.)
Corp.
a
12-28
—___________
(increased
1-11
75c
share
353
of
Johnson,
12-31
I2V2C
customers
this
of
—On
upon
Corp.—
Common
9
25c
one
7,700,000
Concentrating Corp.—Common Stock Offer¬
Completed—The recent public offering of 200,000
company,'and
1-11
Quarterly
United Whelan
9
7-
11-27
1- 5
Pharmaceutical
&
4..
5c
(quar.)
Vitamin
1-
12-23
50c
Sugar Corp., (extra i_
United Stockyards Corp.
(quar.)
United Telephone Co.
of Kansas
U.
$1.75
iquar.)______—.——
preferred
9
4-
7-29
10c
held)
common
Radio
2-15
1-15
_________—
U. S.
5T
shares
y
(quar,)__—
&
21
preferred
resident
■
3-1
25c
•
———————^———
U. S, Smelting,
1-
4-29
common.
of
168
439
1,700,000
gas__
1-20
1-29
(quar.)______
dividend
*
(increased qua*.)__;
Corp.
1
37V'2C
Industries
common
(stock
$ Payable
1-4
com.N(init. quar.)
]
common
Corp.,
2-
37V2C
(quar.)
247%
7,000,000
22,267
p.
1527..
p.
37%c
"V-'.'•*:'k'-'•
Transfer
3-18
y,l- 4>
1- %
,
4j2preferred
iquar.t
;_
U. s". Fidelity. & Guaranty Co.
(Baltimore)
Quarterly
U. S. Gypsum Co., 7%
preferred (quar.)—
U. S. Hoffman
Machinery (stock dividend)
(One .share
of
Anton-Imco
Electronics
Br S.
1-10
& Chemical Corp.—
U. S. Borax
25c
189,
In
4-10
15c
of
customers
gas
net
■
1
—;—__________
$2.50
Shirt Distributors,
B
4'/a%
*
United New Jersey Railroad
United
sales
electric
Bankers
$1.75
Door
Increase
.1,300,000
year___
of
shares
12-31
lc
(quar.)
;
Zeller's, Ltd.,
12-31
i-zi
"j;>
..
each
1-30
1-15
.
Class
12-4
1
since
•
1958
electricity____ 222,000,000 770,000,000
electricity—
$7,100,000 $19,000,000
gas
from
of
figures
Oreclone
'12-31
i
:
1
.the
of
1949
utilities
of
year
ing
1-30
1 -15
1-25
u
Jewelry Co.,
«
2-15
46c
_
Zale
2-10
+30c
10%
______
1-
1-15
4.38c
..
Corp.
Extra
1*15
16c
^
—~—!-———_—
(Stock dividend)
United Keno Hill Mines Ltd.——
Elastic
United
2-15
10c
(quar.)
other
2569.
12-31
'1-14
H5c
'
.__
yith
growth
The
1958.
1-15
30c
:___
Consolidated
.
,
of
Consolidated
12-24
4c
(monthly)
dividend
preferred
United Biscuit
Cities
1-
1-31
income)__
County Gas Co. (quar.)
Young (J. S.) Co., common (quar.)
1-20
of
the
the
12-31
25c
Co., >6%
*
United
1-15
$1.50
Preferred
1-20
2-15
•
Co. of America
$4 50 preferred (quar.)
of
sales
sales
sales
Number
7-8
25%
Youngstown Steel
.
Mcf
8
1-
from
-Revenues
4-8
York
1-20
______—-—________
iquar.)
1
5-1
_J_
consolidations
*;•"
■
.
the
of
and
'
hour
Oxford Chemicail
Cab
Stock
1-20
2-15
—-
(quar.,
2-
idea
1949
7
12-30
8-1
:
.7: '
general
a
between
reflect
to
\
year.
give
year:
Rev.
4
40c
6%
1-15
2-15
adjusted
—V.
investment
next
statistics
subsidiaries
1949
•
$1.12'/,
—-
12-
4
1-15
15c
preferred
preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred
C^uar.)
Yellow Transit
Freight Lines,
£8
1- 6
1-
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Jr.
that
1- 2
$1.25
(quar.)
iWm.)
been
Number
Combing Corp. (Canada), Ltd
Corporation (annual)__
Yellow
Canada, Ltd.
Ur.ion Gas-Co. of
Common
i""
91c
ordinary y,
A (quar.)—XIQVhC
$3.50 pfd. (quar.)
87%c
Electric Co.,
Union
'8'
;
12-15
Ltd.—
dividend
Wrigley
12-1.5
13%c
Tnte'M
have
share
and its
1-29
.___
UVv*
4
President of this Nyack, N. Y.,
utility, on Dec.
the New York Society of
Security Analysts, said
19£9 earnings in the $1.50 area against $1.29 in
in._1957„ with ...expectations' Of a further increase in
before
following
company
9
Hulswit,
estimate
and $1,14
earnings per
"The
1-26
40c
Woolfoam
1-20
1-
L.
speech
a
"we
our
2-19
Extra
r
1-
37V2c
,
Industries
Stock
•
1-7
1-15
1%
.
■
&
in
Kilowatt
u_—
com.
(from
Chemical
Woodall
1-15
1- 4
*0c
.r~—-
Street (quar.)
1-12
12-10
15c\
iquar.)
Witco
33c
$1.12'/a
.quar.)
11-24
1-10
^Qa
(quar.)
Fund
23
that
25c
5% 1st preferred (quar.)
Windsor Industries (quar.)
Wisconsin Electric Power—
6%
preferred 1897 series
i.»
12-31
1-31
(quar.)
u_—>•-.
Stationers
Charles
8
1-21
.1
$2
1
Company,
Wisconsin
——
Corp., 4'/a% preferred
of New Jersey (quar.)
Temper
South LaSalle
208
52c
at
12
dividend-——
this
u
P
-r„P
5%.
(s-a
(quar.)
Common
1-
11-24
>5
5%
(quar.)
Common
Wilson
Transs%„jted industries (stock diy.)----.---.
"Sw?preferred A°'<enttre Issue called for
Yards
Co.
&
Forecast—
1-8
-3-15
10c
Candle
dividend
Year-end
1-15
Orange and Rockland Utilities, Inc. (& Subsidiaries) —
of Rec.
-
1958
common...,.;
Stock
1-15
Holders
1
2-1
•
Williams-McWllliams Industries—
1-15
tW
$1
2%
(quar.)
Inc.
Oil
2-
—'——
dividend
Baumer
Wilcox
1-15
When
Payable
$1.4334
(stock dividend)
Co.-—
Union
Will
(quar.,)—-
com.
20c
Wichita.
-~
—
Ry.,
S'hare
*
(quar.)
Corp.
lml5
2- 1
Erie
lien
Whiting
1-15
2- 1
2- 1
2-. l
\
1
Stock
12-10
1
Lake
Extra
12-10
x
Company
Wheeling Machine Products
.12-10
1-15
$1.22Va
$1.40
$1.42'/a
——---
(quar.)
2.
20%
63 %c
—
———■
(quar.
erred
25c
______
dividend"^-.-—-
*g i e/med.
!r?() preferred
•
.
(quar.)
4%
7
12-10
Will
r
nroierred
re
.1-
..
^
4
t$L12Va ■
1J- 4
—*50c ;7r'l- 4
'"Y 22 Vac
.2-1
(quar.
Gas Pipe Line-
T:anemn?mertal
iraiiscoii iien tu
l-
0/
Wheeling &
v
1-7
J15
,
iquar.)------r-
(quar.)—-—.
comuany
Com"1"11
_
Per
Name
,
2-l;
1-15
4Qc
J60c
-t.epc
—
.
C!af)'S nrelferred
•
2-16
40c
^
pi^nce "Ltd., class A <quar.)
Daw
Holdert
Payable o) Rec
20c
.
(quar. >———-
Assn.
uaiicling
Buncui g
Tratiers
(quar/)-*--
Trust .<N. Y.I
&
rank
When
Share
oi Company
vt-ne
T-'ace
Per
>
,
'
45
shareholders.—V.
-
'
190,
Oxy-Catalyst, Inc.—Registers Rights; Option Shares—
This corporation,! of 511 Old
registration statement with the
shares
shares
I960,)
of
for
upon
common
stock.
subscription by
the
basis5 of
The
subscription price
writing in involved.
The
remaining
its
one
is
17,265,
Lancaster
SEC
The
to
on
common
new
be
shares
Road,
Dec.-
company
share
to
Berwyn,
1959,
stockholders
for
Supplied
are
23,
each
by
be
50
of
record
shares
amendment.
offered
Pa.,
filed
a
covering 28,637
offer
11,372
to
proposes
to
Jan/15,
then
held.
No
under¬
certain
offices
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(46)
46
The
corporation's sales for 1959 increased 17%
infirpiicpd
qfovpc
^^he^companjr^as^er^a^edi^in 1949 by Eugeneot .J.; Houdry.' Bpard
oh research in the field
catalytic exhaust
carried
has
It
in
airline
The
v,.^
•
civic
has
in
center
The
all
.
will
hotel
be
managed
Intercontinental
the
with
the
to
in
has
authorizing
Gas
$32,500
all
Co.,
a
shares
order
an
This
the
Holding
H.
the
central
Guaranty
the
Jan.
on
is
,
Period End. Nov. 30—
1958
$
$
/
74,779.354
810.852,523
773,336,656
Railway
expenses-
58,204.510
59,143,388
665.859.233
656,457,458
Net rev. from ry. opers.
16,561,807
15,635,966
144,993,290
116,879,198
5,084,881
4,900,699
26,690,556
10,966,786
Net
oper.
income
—V. 190, p. 2344.
ry.
oper.
for
which
accident
will
loans
insurance
agents
the
and
of the
through
of
amount
First
with
81,875,000
has
presently
National
Bank
•
interest
line
Inc..
Dec.
28.
Philadelphia,
the
changed
was
of
name
Corp,
decision
Milton
flect
to
this
Today
$577,562
$640,671
$7,189,155
127,182
181,014
2,092,571
name,
announced
as
1881,
its
principal
product
Was
company manufactures a complete line
heaters—both gas
and electric, glass-lined and
the
of
galvanized,
models,
installation
well
as
table
as
designs—to
top
meet
Rootes
and
range
of
Avenue,
Dec.
on
22,
New
1959,
York,
filed
covering
shares
chairman
executors
said
and
of
have
shares
and
deceased.
now
his
estate
advised
to
at
the
offer
them
190, p.
option
of
sale
to time
be
may
$21.49375
that
for
Exhange at'the prices from time
—V.
This
price
a
company
they
the
on
exercised
prevailing
share.
per
intend
to
New
1959—Month—1958
revenue—
$2,102,332
by
The
Stock
1959—11 Mos.—1958
S157.785
$19,281
892,657
633,035
726,161
7,022,584
—V.
of
the
that
out
1958
190, p. 2344.
Hillman,
of
the
dollar
$59,824,000
to
volume
been
not
1983
not
1
\°
to
to
an
business
exceed
sufficient
100%
Trust Co.,
Jan.
income
general
amount
on
without
21,
(now
1960,
fixed
exhaust
to
New York,
receive
5% )
the
interest.—V,
great
a
orders
this
meet
other
deal
affected
is
6,704.425
of
p.
Y.f
due
will
$33,074
up
for
Nov.
'
the
15,
.-7.......
demand,
Fund,
of
tion statement
Penn
3
with the
Center
SEC
on
Plaza,
Dec.
st°c.k'. ^ was organized in
?t
Philadelphia,
23, 1S59,
stand
in
by
introduction
the
of
the
U.
S.
at
for
bank
credit
and
X
of its
Wl11 serve
a
33
a
clear
business
the
registra¬
all
law.
a
statement
and
increased
have
banking.
and distributor
Porteous as President.
in
bodies
by
loans
Canada.
more
Ire U
of
individuals,
to
insurance
a
business
life
on
—-Sell
from
Assurance
the
time
high
of
other
$2.83
by
over
persons,
Mortgage
:
at
loans
under
% '
figure
slightly down
Deposits hgve also
of
$3,782,068,763
(p°aVr 25Pcents)yaf$3rndPr°h000 Si^res
completed
nil
fn»
2™, i:
'or
now
781.
The
on
held
fcngace
equipmenL-~v. 190,
in
p.
rhP
9ie
riLtan Porate,d and be*an
manufacture and
business
sale
s
of
was
year
a
amounted
which
Smith's
was
After
the'
assets,
sub¬
Outstanding
3,000,000 shs.
1959—Month—1958
'
<£
700,000 shs
1959—11 Mos.—1958
$
$
S
13,116,123
146,731,352
140,841,892
10,421,963
10,125,689
111,652,470
112,387,145
2,921,703
2,990,434
1,342,906
1,618,484
income...
35,078,882 ; 28,454,747
17,298,375
16 452,212
.
share).
per
has
company was incorporated on May 5,
1958.
It is
and
existing
pursuant
to
Delaware
law.'
duly qualified to do business in Maryland and the
organized
also
Columbia.
This'
of
acquiring
direct
A
the
corporation
in
business
of,
and,
■:-■
real
created
was
ownership,
development
mortgage
property.
therefore,
primarily for the
other interest?-
and
Seaboard
has
no
has
present
not
as
of
record
'■
GIVING
common
stock
(par
common
B
stock
(par
Secode
This
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
,
62,500
Outstanding
*180,000 shs.
$5)
60,000 shs.
$5)
shares
20,000 shs.
reserved
for
issuance
17,000 shs.
of
exercise
upon
2143.
p.
'y-f'.
of
to
added
the
there
balance
remained
of
balance
a
undivided
profits
of
$3,058,-
carried
its
electronic
.
of
convertible
6%
555
Minnesota
subordinate
to
proposes
offer
convertible, notes
$300,000 of
due
With
Street,
SEC—
San
filed
Francisco,
a
Dec. 28, 1959 covering $1,500,000
ddebenture
due
July 1,
1965.
The
on
July
the
30,
debentures
1962;
in
exchange for
$587,000
in exchange .for
balance, or $613,000, to
the public for cash.
No underwriting is
involved; but the debentures
offe.rd
for
cash
sale
will
be
sold
on
a
best efforts
basis through
its
demand
dealers
It
notes
who
The
the
totaling
will
company
receive
was
$587,000;
5%
a
in
the
the
commission.
organized
business carried on
and
in
.
January-
1956
and
succeeded
to
Electrical Communications, Inc.
of
name
is
primarily engaged, in the development, manufacture and sale of
signaling equipment and accessories for commercial, industrial.
military use, Proceeds of the sale of debentures for cash will be v~"
used
to
provide
additional
working
capital,
primarily
to
finance •
research and development and new
product lines.
J
selective
and
,
Sisters of the Humility of
Mary
of Roman Catholic
Sisters)
General
Meeting
head office
on
of
a
Jan.
11,
balance of $521,„
Shareholders of
at
11
the
bank
will
be
a.m.
the
SEC
has
an
issued^an
exemption
merger
order
with
under
respect
to
the
Investment
certain
Company
transactions
Act
incident
of
own
about
37%
of
the
stock
of
Safety.
American
is
engaged in the domestic cordage, oakum and packing businesses and
has a substantial
investment
in
Mergenthaier Linotype Co." and in
Safety.
The latter, directly and through
subsidiaries, manufactures*
and sells'industrial
scales, timers and controls and other products;
and it holds a substantial interest in Vapor
Heating Corp.
Under
(An Iowa Corporation
Ottumwa, Iowa
Obligation
of
of
-
West
5%,
notes
Serial
Notes
Bend, Wis,,
5V4 %, 51/2%
at -100%
on
—
Direct
Ziegler & Co.,
Dec. 15, 1959 offered $1,200,000
Offered—B.
and
and
5%%
accrued
C.
direct
fw'
REDEMPTION
or
in
part
in
(obligation serial
interest.; This
quickly sold.
for-
Safety, with and into American Manufacturing Co.,
Inc., Webster Investors, Inc., New York investment
company,
oivns
about 64%
of the outstanding stock of American; and Webster and
Dec
6%
company
ago.
$6,100,000 to the Rest Account, leaving
at 'the
The
equip-
Corp.—Registers Debs.
corporation,
registration statement with the SEC
to
the previous year and $3,000,000 transferred
from
inner
resulting in a total of $6,621,496.
From this the bank has
Annual
granting
on
$2.79
share• earnings
per
^Safety Industries, Inc.—Merger Approved—
has been
been sold,
.
to
with
The
from
American
1934,
$17,119,140.
496 in the Undivided Profits Account.
1
1.
.•
outstanding warrants.—V. 190,
tenth
this
reserves,
.
»«?,and
controlling'
Mass.,
switches.
y13,343,666
2344..
p.
Includes
.
payments to shareholders
To
ward
of common stock
said shares havmg
of
other
expenses.
oper.
($5
Class
total- $3,-
the basis of 25 cents per share.
After
Stock Offered
S5'?'"6' Thls offering
all
fine,
automatic
and
current
transferred
Inc
acquired
of
of
of
Authorized
from "last year's
declined slightly
and
year's statement shows that regular dividends amounting to
$12,245,959 were paid to shareholders, plus an extra distribution of
,30 cents per jshare, amounting to v$,l,814,<f00.
Last, year's "extra!' was
qualify"Prudent"^T'SSnm 'ta Niw^rt^ta^and^ ,akOT
nvo^wor?"" mmberS °'.New Ywk P-x^mSU Associa^ton
Bruno-Lenchner
;
190,
Class
This
to
and
it
types
the
$256,021,496, a new high point in the history of the bank, the highest
figure ever attained by any Canadian bank.
"
Inc.,
Corp.,
various
New
Cooper,'
'
;
CAPITALIZATION
consecutive year, the bank has transferred a portion
year's earnings to the Rest Account, which now stands
at
$195,020,000,
Paid Up Capital totals $60,480,000.
These
figures,
together with undivided profits, bring the combined capital funds to
Ohio
sickness,
•
for
% "
$4,129,658,661,
.
compared
the
the
on
—A™? Treat & Co.,
Amos TrintPI°rUCtSTCo" Inc'-Common
Instrument
to
S.
thermally-operated
(par 10 cents)——
of
•
.
record
totaled
as
For
of
of
Authority to transact an
related types of contracts in-
/8Si!r accidents to
ry.
and
Government of Canada and provincial
$260,000,000 and other securities by a
$4,133,559,025.
last
8%-'.and
Certificate
and
John
manufacture
liabilities.-
corporation
farmers,
savings which at the end of October were some $37,000,000
than at the same date last year, show an increase of only
$3,145,609 at the bank'e year-end. The lower figure as at Nov. 30 is
accounted for by the unusually large withdrawals by the
public during
November Tor the purchase of Canada Savings Bonds.
%
Net profits,
after provision for taxes, increased by approximately
the new company as well as of the
Mutual Association which owns all
of both organization.
Prudent has obtained
pursuant
and
the
revenue..
engaged
earnings.
Personal
EiSSdAv«""Pany'^Headquarters
335
Dpn^tSpnt® of Insurance
nSfaiJ that' alth°ugh
Department
<
and
corporation,
1463.
yet
higher
Cleveland has begun issuing policies
f
4nnnnel!pmi,rewe is President of
the stoTk
Central
the
in
Jr.
in
electronic, aircraft, military
Clark and John Cooper held5 a
purpose
.
C0I^pany- the Prudent American Life
1953,
Control
.
District
1
ln?tU*raKnce
Ohio
fn
then
the
in,
than $212,000,000
a
new
year-end record
in
this
this increase approximately 86%
Of
dollar
Canadian
public
year's
777,620,441.
'
Prudent American Life
Assurance Co.—Formed
in
in
formed
Cooper,
since
manufacturing of
of
p.
Seaboard
strong
from
Management Corp.
rnA
300,000 shs
was
Clark
specializing
use
BUSINESS—The
bank
Housing Act have increased from $264,816,709 to $291,756,158.
This
figure represents-approximately 30%
of
all the N.H.A. loans
on
the books of all Canadian banks:
Call loams totaling $366,068,424.
are nearly double the 1958 figure.
To provide the funds necessary to meet the demand for loans, the
bilities to the public.
Total assets stand
with Provident
Manageemnt
K.
Outstanding
Seaboard Land Co.—Class A Common Stock. Offered—
This company, on Dec. 8 without
underwriting, publicly
offered 60,000 shares of its class A common
stock at
:
%.%':■
:•y^liquid position of the bank has been well maintained,
quick .assets of $2,'184,941,955 being equal to 56.4% of the bank's lia¬
Principal underwriter
shares. The prospectus lists
Douglas
also serves as President of
Provident
He
filed
FINANCING
purposes.
which
by
engaged
Net rev. from ry. opers.
Net
par
individuals,
by
the
steps taken by
reflection in the annual
$1,522,568,647,
by
•'
—V.
to $30,000,000."
loans
Canadian
accounted
The
covering. 400,000 shares
August 1951 under Delaware
It has entered into a
management contract
the
stock
190,
'4•:r.
830,000,000, which will expand production
commercial vehicles.
has been focused on the American
find
government securities
further $91,748,183.
.
Provident Fund For
Income, Inc.—Registers With SEC
This
PRESENT
400,000 shs.
bank has reduced its holdings of
prices
at
93.
for
Smith
in
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
attention
of
amounting
current
now
category
$610,611
tenders
bonds
sum
190,
N.
E
store
Authorized
"In fact, our factory in England has begun an
costing
program
deluxe models
•
The
and
Poli-New England Theatres, Inc.—Tenders
for Bonds.
of
TO
corporate
1953
Period End. Nov. 30—
attributed
more
■
has
businesses
Ti^ Chenilcal Bank New York
the close
and
this
Seaboard Air Line
RR.—Earnings—
by 72%,
the in¬
increased
He
Royal Bank of Canada for the year ending Nov. 30, 1959.
Total loans, excluding mortgage loans, have increased by 25%, hav¬
ing risen from $1,504,264,724 a year ago to $1,888,637,071. Commercial
"
'
to
general
9.
and
National
*
12th
of
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
30,029 in 1959.
to
1959.
in
Singer
Sunbeam,
fully equipped and
more
sharp rise in demand for
public bodies through 1959,
and
income
EFFECT
corporation
been
to all of its
—V.
Royal Bank of Canada—Statement—
$2,491,917 $27,159,889 $28,446 944
2,511,198
27,252,546
29,057,555
Net def. from ry. opers.
oper.
in
'
advance
of
2,260,117
for
Jan.
fields,
in
Common
compacts," Panks said, "Rootes has introduced a new sports car—the
Sunbeam Alpine—which has been specifically designed for the American
market. The new sports car is being surprisingly well
received, with
to
expenses.
ry.
sales
The
Period End. Nov. 30—
Net
pointed
higher sales
"While
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.—Earnings—
oper.
to
expansion
1340.
oper.
to
Unit
Inc.
cars
capacity for Rootes passenger and
ana
Railway
Railway
at
proceeds will be used for research and
develop-;
facilities, a sales and training program, sales
plant
has
organization
purchase
York
located
establishmant
Authorized
compacts," said Panks.
said Exchange,
on
company
It is a'
1959.
of
value).......
par
instruments,
industrial
for the year ending Dec. 31, .1959,
John T. Panks, managing director of
Group
according
334,682,000
"Rootes
of
capital stock, to be offered from time to time pursuant to stock
options which ha%'e been or may be granted to officers and
key
employees of the company and its subsidiaries under its Restricted
Stock
Option Plan.
Included therein are 2^,000 shares
purchasable
under an option granted in
September, 1955 to Alfred N. Steele, then
executors
34%,
1959.
registration
a
175,600
and
on
devices
engaged
Inc.—Sales Up—News—
Rootes
Motors,
crease
in
its
the
of
Mr. I Panks
Park
control
ject
Humber models increased from 22,417 in 1958
Pepsi-Cola Co.—Registers With SEC—
board
sales
increased
from
company, of 500
statement with the SEC
12,
by Albert Pearl-
>
increasing
brother,
.
needs.
This
$1,924,554 $21,699,419 $21,929,178
1,283,883
14,510,264
14,711,236
2344.
p.
Rootes Motors,
water
tall
wider
a
190.
The
boiler.
range
domestic
income—
oper.
store,
discount
The
by
Peck, Chairman of the
Bojard, was made primarily to re¬
change in the company's products. At the time the company
in
ry.
Nov.
on
retail
area.
City, on Nov. 30 pub¬
240,000 shares of common stock (par 10
at $1.25 per share, asv a speculation.: : ;
v;
interest
Net
GIVING
($.10
PROCEEDS—The net
ment,
2,392,841
oper.
•
four
offered
cents)
$7,217,942
—V.
corporate
the
short
expenses.
G.
the
established
was
change
licly
precision
Net rev. from ry. opers.
of
established
the
the-
190, p. 2344.
his
$1,851,467
1,273,905
to
enable
Scaico Controls, Inc.—Common Stock
Offered—Albion
1959—11 Mos.—1958
revenue
drag
Prior
part-owner
a
Columbia
to
:^
metropolitan
originally
one
is
improve certain facili¬
chain
a
v
stock
Jersey law
Railway
■
The
Washington.
was
%
promotion,
1959—Month—1958
with
issue
to
Jr!':v7
Securities Co., Inc., of New York
Richmond, Fredericksburg: & Potomac RR.—Earnings
Pennsylvania Range Boiler Co.,
Pennsylvania-Bradford Appliance
to
—V.
190, p. 2085.
Period End. Nov. 30—
Range Boiler Co., Inc., below.
1959.
W.,
of
business
1957
BUSINESS—The
Pennsylvania Range Boiler Co., Inc.—Changes Name—
of
N.
District
previous
a
Pearlman
;
Denver, Denver, Colo.,
the rate of 5V*>%
per
at
to
CAPITALIZATION
credit
of
this
of
purpose
company operates
Washington, D. C.,
September,
Common
underwriters.
present
open
an
of
publicly
(par 10 cents) at
fourth
■
company
the
Stock Offered^—E. A.
on Dec. 18
C.,
D.
stores were opened on Wisconsin
Ave., Georgetown, and on Old
Road, Bethesda, Md., during 1959; All of the stores nowhandle nationally advertised items regularly sold
by modern drug stores
at discount prices, and the
company is pursuing a policy of expansion
through the addition of new stores.
capitalization of the com-,
$1 par value common stock.
of
3l4,;7nf;
584,619
Georgetown
authorized
shares
2,752,'493
$2,072,319- $1 358 242
McReynolds Pharmacy, Inc., 18th
and G Streets, N. W.,
Washington, D. C., which was originally founded
in
1932 and
is
now
part of the Save-Mor organization. Third and-
company
Railway oper.
As
Mr.
time to
life, health and accident
by vested
renewal com¬
as
secured
be
total
1,000,000
of
CREDIT—The
BANK
arranged
»
Pennsylvania
and
in
Streets,
law
,
annum.—V.
See
principal office and address of the
Bank Building, Denver 2, Colo.'
company
is composed
pany
Name Re¬
—
Colorado
under
National
health
life,
ISSUE—The
incorporated in the
man
will be allocated to
of expanding
its
lending operation.
incorporated
OF
stores in the
successor
for the purposes
in the company's
was
of Washington,
BUSINESS—The
was
$4 110 735
2,648.160,
sh^re.
per
PURPOSE
190,
^
'
company to'repay certain current liabilities,
ties and to increase working
capital.
-
was
CAPITALIZATION—The
in
Pennsylvania-Bradford Appliance Corp.
placement—
The
First
underwriters,
$
74.766.317
$2
Stock Offered—
offering
this
of
use
company
1952.
2323,
and
missions.
S
Railway oper. revenue-
1958.—V.
over
;
2344.
p.
$4,720,479
offered 100,000 shares of common stock
45%.( over
11%
of
plans to limit its operations
the loaning of renewal commission loans to
1959—11 Mos.—1958
of
Corp.—Common
account
loans
for
company
The
1959—Month
99,155
organized to generally engage in the business, of
loaning money, and has been actively engaged since its organization
in arranging renewal commission
loans secured by renewal commis¬
Pennsylvania RR.—Earnings—
-
and
28,
Suite
The
sions
:
increase
an
proceeds
general
BUSINESS—The
and
in
company's
operation
and
Lewisburg
Ware,
46,834
income...
oper.
190,
Save-Mor Drugs, Inc.—Common
Corp., of Denver, Colo., on Nov. 24
publicily offered 92,000 shares of common stock (par $1)
at $3 per share, on a "best efforts" basis.
to
3rd, operates through subsidiaries
eastern
Pennsylvania.
Lewisburg serves l.p.
gas
in
environs.—V. 190, p. 2451.
John
by
$199,425
Burka, Inc.,
Columbine Securities
Act
Company
$196,853
;
Renewal
a
Acquisition Approved—
under
243,238
ry.
A
for
1959—11 MOs.—1958
$442,363
s
orders at year-end was $325.1)00.000,
reDresents
1959—Month—1958
op,
class
common
7
222,003
ry.
new
Ry.—Earnings-
$418,856
.-Net ,rev, from
of
held; and holders-"
of
>
expenses
—V.
the base for future earnings.
reflects increases in virtually
increase
an
589,
p.
share
one
common
share
new
revenue.
Net
.
$441,700,000.
receive
Safety
one
oper.
drug
acquire the outstanding capital stock of
Pennsylvania corporation, for an aggregate of
are
acquired.
Penn Fuel Xi&s, which is owned
Fuel
Penn
Lewisburg
if
issued
1959
will
of
oper.
a
major operating units, and the cumulative effects
cost-reduction program.
•
r
in
1959, largely
for
defense programs,
PROCEEDS—All
SEC
in
2756.
p.
p: 976.
The
and broadening
188,
Period End. Nov. 30—
conserving cash for the continuing growth
to
earnings
held*—V.
stock
share
receive
Railway
$17,044,000
totaled
government
some
subsidiaries.
subsidiary of Pan American. An Australian company,
Southern
Cross Properties Ltd.,
will own the hotel, with Intercon¬
tinental subscribing approximately 30%
of the share capital.
V. 190,
Fuel Gas, Inc.—Stock
$2.65
1959
for
1958. The
a rise of
$25,000,000 during the year. Of this backlog, 15% was in research and
development contracts, and 85% in production contracts.
At the year-end, RCA had 86,800 employees, including 6,800 in foreign
wholly-owned
Penn
view
a
backlog of firm defense
hotel
Corp.,
Hotels
approximately
to
Safety
each
will
Railway
year,
declared
the company's
of
Sales ,to
,;:-t
by
1958.
increased
stock
of
for
common
St. Louis, San Francisco & Texas
preceding
shareholders
improvement
of a corporate-wide
^
project, named 'The Southern Cross,
include 445 guest rooms, completely equipped convention and ballroom,
facilities
able
to
handle
groups
of two to
three thousand, seven
different
dining
areas,
specialty restaurants,
cocktail lounges and
PUThe
the
from $30,900,000 in
American
share
high of approxi¬
all-time
an
,
840.000,000
some
common
in
to
of the company's business
the
for
reached
year
to
rose
share of
per
amounted
concluded negotiations for a new $11,000,000
the Australian city of Melbourne
Preliminary -<plans
taxes
dividends
"extra,"
cash
Subsidiary to
—
the
(preferred, $3,153,000; common, $13,891,000). In addition, for the first
.time, a 2% stock dividend was declared, instead of the-former 50-cent
4 '
1
,
Airways, Inc.
World
Hotel Ownership—
Share
and
.*
•
:
for
from $2.01
1959
Cash
funds,
American
Pan
after
Earnings
$125,000 of which was recently expended
for the purchase of a plant with offices at Ber^yn.
Of the outstanding stock, 62.56% is owned by members of the Houdry
family.
volume
Business
Profits
56J,604^c°mmon shares.
Company'sgeneral
of
American
OQfji*
mately $1,375,000,000. conipared with $1,176,000,000 for 1958.
and sells appliances which use the
nrocess
of
catalysis to purify industrial exhausts and the exhausts
of internal combustion engines.
Its principal objective is; said to be
the
commercial
development
of a practical
Pa"f!tr
5
automobile exhausts.
It now has outstanding^
Net
oroceeds
of the sale of additional stock .will be
added to the
manufactures
and
Durification
of
each
—
.
rhairman.
1958,'and profits
over
holders
merger,
stock
being
chase
the
Radio Corp. of America—Statement—
the exercise of oPtionstopur$9.35 as to b,575 shares
employees of the company upon
said shares,
the option price
find
Monday, January 4,. 1960
.
.
OF
NOTES—The
multiples
of
notes
$1,000
will
be
.•
issue
was
%
redeemable
whole
in
at
the option of the corporation
giving 30 days' notice of such
redemption to
publication of such redemption notice at
least 14 days in advance of
the redemption
date, and by the payment
of
principal, accrued interest
and
a
premium
as
follows:
(a)
If
imb°rro^ed funds are used for such redemption, the premium shall
be 3%
if redemption be effected
on
or
prior to April 1, 1962; 2% if
^7i^mPw.on i?e effected after April l, 1962 and on or prior to April 1,'
*964; 1%
if redemption be effected
after
Aprllfl, 1964 and on or
on
interest
any
payment date,
the Trustee,
PJJt* J?
effected
funds
not
^
be
1. 1966; there shall
after April. 1,
after
so
April
1,
redeemed
1966;
1966
on
or
(b)
140-acre
outskirts
Mbtherhouse,
site
of
owned
by
be
payment
-prior to April
pay
College,
the
Ottumwa, Iowa.
premium
no
Notes may be
without
PURPOSE OF ISSUE—To
new
the
upon
the
Novitate
Sisters
of
a
premium,
but
may
1966,
l,
in part,
if redemption be
redeemed with borrowed
of
the
and
estimated
other
Humility
$2,793,414
facilities
of
Mary
on
on
of
a
the
SECURITY—The notes, when issued, and the Indenture under which
are issued,' in the
opinion of legal counsel for the corporation,
the notes
191
Volume
Number 5913
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
*1
*
and binding obligations of Sisters of the Humility
'*
,j)j; be the valid
-Mary.
of
•
One
new
l</64
Securities
Electronics & Television Corp.
Exchange Commission Bars Trading—
Skiatron
and
tests
Stekoll's
and Exchange Commission on Dec. 24 announced
suspension of trading: in the common stock ot this
180 Varick' St., New York, on the American Stock
t? change 'during the -period Dec; 28, 1959 to Jan, 6. 1960, inclusive/
tHp suspension
order,-which-was issued pursuant to Section 19<aii4)
ft lie
Securities Exchange Act of 1934,-states that the suspension
°
necessary to prevent fraudulent,-deceptive or manipulative acts or
THptices.' in Skiatron
stock, thus prohibiting trading in such stock
tv brokers and dealers in the- over-the-counter market during the
eriod of the suspension
by virtue' of the Commission's Rule 15c2-2.
The Commission -also
scheduled a hearing for Dec. 30, 1959, subuently
postponed /.to-. .Jan."'13^;196Q, 'In, its Washington Office
in
the
proceedings .under.. the Securities. Act. of 1933 to deter-*
nine
whether
the * registration .statement
filed
by
Skiatron* on
kit'
18
1959, is false and j,misleading and, If so, whether a stop
infer should' be issued suspending, the registration; statement. The
statement sought- the ' registration, of 172,242 shares of Skiatron com¬
mon
of which i25,000 shares had been issued or were issuable, to
Matthew M. Fox pursuant to warrants- received by him in 1956 and
rxercisable at $3 . per-share..'Organized in 1948 for the purpose of
87
other
—V.
•'
.
->
through a
flowing surface
wfells
wells
added
325
barrels, of
on
present Inventions, and to continue arid expand research
development work in the field of liquid compressibility devices and
areas.
Of the outstanding stock, management officials and their
wives own 24,584 shares, or 60.87.
Paul H. Taylor, President and
Board Chairman,
owns.-19,451 .shares ;(48.17-)
and
members of
his
and
oil
the '
to
.
in
various
have
Canada;
of
parts
drillod^in
been
nearby
*v-'
*
#'
1
1
'
^
'
"
' /
,-
_4a;miiy 2,.370'(5.87,;-
recently 16
Dakota.
North
»'
'
patents
bringing the total from
its ■ Canadian
harrels' pen day; The. cpmpany lias
2452.
; .*
hour
an
inch
square
ol"3**500
successful
p.
barrels
18
per
•ther
completions
average
producing'
190,
pounds
production,
an
flowed
6-32,
320
week.
November
to
additional
of
with
this
daily,
properties
further
rnnration
choke,
in
company's
V,,4
Securities
The
well,-Winriener
inch
pressure
' '"
J.
"
'
•
Period Ended, Nov. 30-^
Net
1959—6 Mcs.—1958
This firm,
Cost
of
goods
.'•Selling
sold__
and• gen.
3.029,800
ad-
■;.'••
■
ministrative expense
Total'
•
•
u.r^;
♦Jnconie taxes
jEst.
Net
Fed.
627,580
Earnings
2,610.970
333,770
11,810
<•
•
■
177,660
401.660
40,230
m
/•'/
-167-.960'
V 1^7,430
466,450
'
938,750
standby
fee
additional
$2.25
$1.50
fee
of
each
for-
amendment.
basis
for
by
for
The; record
under¬
receive
stockholders and
share sold by the
sell
to
be
who will
by
unsubscribed
agreed
held;
Co.,
&
subscribed
each
The-company has also
share
offering- is to
The
Stoltz
E.
share
each
$3,125
C.
the /underwriter
to
per
payable to George M.
".
The company;
^agreement
with
,
shrs.' out-; K; i",v-;
by
efforts
of
shai'e
of.one
supplied
best
warrant - up to a total -of 2.000 warrants, each "warrant
entitling the underwriter to purchase one common.share at:$28.75 pershare' over a five-year period. ""A finder's fee of 55 cents per share is
139,630
i;.'44.700
.
on
a
at
•
shr; (based
per
be
■underwriter.,
id>* 94,930
233,700
to
on
an
3,060
,
..
.
817,890
—-
403.650
is
a
with
six-teriths
rate-of,
date
written
'■■■/ •
1,996,900
•'1,349,020
,T. /'/,//:' '1
v.*; ; 1
income: taxes :,> :/351;440
income
* !
•*»"'-3,260
-
-the
.
; 1,012,190
1,581,440'
.-V-
<
775.010
3,821,980
before. -federal; v/r
Income
$1,488,-650
•*.
1,980,130
Interest "expense.17,170 '
•//
$2,398,560
/*■■'*
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
188
tration statement
.1959—3 Mos.—1858
$2,788,630
of
•
Webs.ter St;, North TohaWanda, N. Y., filed a regis7
the SEC on Dec. 23, 1959 covering 18,705 shares
"Of common stock.
The-company proposes to offer the stock-for subscription • at $28.75 per share by holders of outstanding common at
-
,
sales''$4,639,870
.'••Cost of operation.:',
X '.1'
Taylor Devices,
'
'Statham Instruments, inc. (&
Subs.)—Earnings Up—
,
47
(47)
;
1
Pagan and R. G. Lichtenstein. .ft
.designs,
.
its
\
r*
-
-
and manufactures under a license
Developments,- Inc., liquid
corn-
develops
affiliate,
Tayco
-
pressibility devices consisting principally of liquid springs, liquid shock
- ■/'>.■•
/-/v-y -V*
' '■?•;'.r
in/.the field of, electronics, Skia'tron's pri- ■; ■ wstanding -on-- Nov/; 30/ ■ .-r .;-7):
absorbers (and combinations thereof), arid time delay spring shocks. '
'59
and. 938,000
shrs.'
t :-^;7*: «
be < concentrated on promoting - Its' "pay-as-' ',/•
'i: Of the net proceeds of this financing, $40,000 will' be used to repay
outstg on Nov. 30,'56 )
;. / -$0.50 / ; '•/ $0.15 '$0.25 *.*'.. tr $0.10
a short-term loan,
In March 1954 it entered into an exclusive
$250,000 ?.s working capital (including the payment
of life insurance premiums cm the President's life) and to establish-ex-/
licensing •agreement'"with Fox whereby; Fox or his assignee (Skiatron
; ^Depreciation^'-c-nd -amortization included' in' costs of operation,
$146,450;::$132,840; $76,4307 and $71,660.
of America, Inc.); is authorized to .use the Subscriber-Vision system
/•
..panded executive sales and manufacturing personnel and to continue
research and development, and the balance to lease or purchase addi¬
upon payment.of a
royalty to the company. "The registration state-/;
vEarnings from Puerto Rican subsidiaries are tax exempt.-—V. 189,
inent has,.not ;become effective,/,//;;
tional .factory and office space;-:U? ;'-://///*//:
J
"
"
P.;85?.k;';./..,./-;.
:-,y ^u v':/-1.*•;
/'-k:.;'"-/■
If the 18,705 common, shares are sold to the p«bMc through the iin,hr scheduling the .Dec." 30. hearing,
the Commission released an
accompanying ^'Statement,x>f_Matters".'to ;be, considered' ut; the hearing
derwriter,. management officials and their .families .-will own 17,932;
Stephenson Fliiance Co.V Ine.-kCdmmbn Stock Offered
developing certain;patents
efforts "are; said' to.
Tou-see" television system.
marf
,
,
-
■
••
of'Various informational
registration
statement.
Among
icuracy
—R. S.
21
shares
The
in
,
to
be.
registered
their
and
proposed
method
issued
.which
Fox
to
had
-
been
sold
,
the
to
public
prior
the
to
Carolina
;
date
scribed
filing upon defaults- on . obligations under which the shares had
held as collateral, ah^ (b1>the failure to' disclose that shares
covered, by
the " registration statement,
which
had
been
issued
to
pf
been
(IF the
extent • of
efforts
to
begin
commercial
interest
construction,
the
be'.
any
the
of
of America,
patents
J controlled
by
exploitation
the
of
its
by
disclose; the
to
the
the
lack
required
and
his
to
available
724.418
$16,728.
and
disclose
total
a
that-
total
Fox
the registrant,
to
assets
deficit
of
$2,427,459,
total
liabilities
of
the
190,
Engineering, Inc., 1125
Dec. 29 filed
snares
ol
through
its
an
a
The
Haven
New
regisration statement with
class
A
stock,
common
underwriting
$946,902
27,9^8
19.829
276,296
260,610
Dargnn
•#
to
;
and
specializes
in
manufactured
ivnln?u
0Rlc*s' "Perf°r-a"ted tape "readers
c
like
of
nature."
charter
Net
was
,
?
:
by 'the company
net. proceeds
of. the
are
Texas
and
corporation,
Lauderdale,
Dec.
28,
located
Fla.,
1959
of
per
New
share;
warrant
Railway
Net
two
from
.
The
years.
Jr.,
Organized
sale
weight
well
to pay
in
and
one
underwriter
1,500 shares of stock
the
acquired
at
50c
at $3
and erecting
an
arri°ro«- !?o!?°\has out-standlng
$150,000
additional plant;
146,868 shares of class A
common stock
Management ..officials own
class B shares? The Estate
itih
rh
i
'
West owns 15 084 class A and ^0,336 class B shares;
triiKt ?,.,r,S F"
West- company Presideht, has a 207 interest in the
D
ie" Atwi11 and Co-> Inc., of Miami Beach, Fla., and Stephen
shark
?f Melb°uine, fin officer, own 31,200 and 28.800 class B
•uiares,
respectively.—V. 188. p. 88.
.
The
services,
company
31,468,464
6,751,346
30,996,259
6.858,338
V
■'
•■■
.
as
a
Pacific Ry.—Earnings-
V
Net
from ry. opers."
rev.
rv.
$6,314,532 $67,882,900 $66,244,573
4.877,564
55,289,239
53,279,016
$942,662
288,973
$1,436,968 $12,593,661 $12,965,557
641,980
3.540,507 / 4,002,727
-
^
income,—
oper.
i90,
*./*'
2388.
p.
1959—11 Mos.—1958:
1959—Month—1958
$5,961,339
5.018,677
expenses-
•
'
"
-/
'
:
-
purchased from Uricho.
Co.—Earnings Higher—
Times-Mirror
manufactures high-frequency, light¬
transceivers for light executive aircraft, as
Consolidated
week
44*
of
1958-,
of
Nov.
$3,762,192
the
on
same
number
2/-. 1958...
-
including those
Revenues,
Publishers'
and
Paper
15tf
$79,855,159,
a
interval
Co.,
-■•/
.
increase
"
of
•
a
1,152,000
$2,478,191
the
$2.15
or
period
•:;■
.*;.
.
share on the
with
shares * for
ended
.■[;!.['
•
-
wholly-owned subsidiary,
of KTTV, Inc.,. a
a 67.55%
owned
1958.J / '
of
$3.27
or
stock outstanding compared
capital
share
a
:
of the-company and its subsidiaries* for the
ended Nov. 1, 1959, rose 52% over the corresponding
Norman Chandler, President, announced on Dec. 21.
amounted to
income
Net
shares
:
earnings
period
portion
flight training and other services.
outstanding 510,000 shares of common stock,
subsidiary, amounted to
the $69,379,582 for the corresponding
over
,
probable that 1959 will be the best year in the
Mr. Chandler commented/The newspaper divisions
and
tpe television subsidiary were the principal contributors to tne
improved operating results, the President said.—-V.
190. p. 1982.
"It
now
appears
companv's history,"
Services, Inc.—Earnings—News12 Weeks
PaSN"UV,Fork
rioC
io
uec.
is
profit
Federal
before
income
income
Net
Net
PebruarvESiSorQThe
Pr°CeeC*S
t:omPa".V
ana httK
Southern
tuod
The
debentures
1959.
This
of
the
oi
23c
outstanding
annual
an
sales
over
volume
the
of
holidays
over
for the sale of $200,000 in 6%
paid the note of $151,344 due oil
has
Dec.
15,
the remaining balance _of the purchase price
division,-The company' hate sfartfed. cOhstruction
and. coolers in Florida, so that frozen food, cheese
was
freezers
lines
ISO,
2388.
p.
can
supplied to independent retailers there.
be
■'/■''i-i'"/ "
*
Holders
1959—11 Mos.—1958
r
,
21; ^Venoeopty*.
•Railway
7
,
* y
expenses
-
; •' i
....
Net^ry1
lV
-
.•••
kf
Southern
.
'■
p.
•.£,
■
t
1959—Month—1958
42,184.890
•.
^
:
" 1.337,326 '
This
7,079,616 ' 77.381.896
'
1
33.299.922
rate
f
.
.
,,Dn
.
Petroleum
€orp—Production Up—
•
^
?
(kree direHi,<?ijt:lle- llmits of- the Westcott Field, Central Alberta, in
^!JTinK NoveirkJJ
the . completlorr of six wells on this property
were
Digitized atitUtio,
for FRASER ^ rd'>ortetl. by this Dallas,' Texas,, c-orporetjon;
•.
,
Spudded, -it
was
also
revealed
on
Dec.
28.
period
of
March
paying
1,
presently
•
*'•
on
SEC—
Tonawancia,
Dec. 23,
seventy-fifths of
N. Y.» filed a regis^
1959 covering 5,390 shares
and
p.
.
underwriter
at
a
per
$2.25 per
warrant,
agreed to sell to the
up to 500 warrants
number of
commdn
shares within
The
of
price
like
share".
of
a
also
company
The
30-inch
River
rado
spreads
line,
under-
/
20-irich
-24-inch
•
$127,000, -will
be
.
the
used
y
../' H-:.
additional Tavco stock, estimated-*t-as-working capital and to secure additional
sale
of
for
which -Transwestern
has
include one that proceeds east from the Colo¬
Arizona,
another moving west from
the
New
a
third starting west from Laguna.
New
starts
Mexico,
Texas
190, p.
proceeding west,
and
the
proceeds northwest.
The
Panhandle and proceeds , south
at Puckett
spread starts in
the
Canadian River.—-V.
the
and
2663.
-
-
/
-
—- This
publicly offered pre-organizational
fractional interests in a net aggregate ^amount of $300,-
20/20
shefck
.
all
and
spread
company >ofi
of
;
completed
one
a fourth from" Corona, New
moving east from Corona.
The
absorbers -and; combination liquid-' springs
and shock' absorbers .and
liquid springs,, accumulators, actuators-and
time-delay devices. Tayloi: Devices, (Inc., an affiliated company, is its
Net ..proceeds
has
company
»
spreads,
Mexico,
fifth
at
from
only active licensee.
Houston
facilities"
additional
approval.
30-inch
through
in the business of developing patentable inventions foi, the
purpose of selling or licensing them on a royalty basis;
and it also
does research and development work on a contract basis.
Most of its
inventions and development work relate to'liquid compressible devices,
liquid
the
24-inch spread, and a 20-inch
under construction along the 1,809-miles of Transwestern's
five
Mexico-Arizona
Tayco Is
particularly
said
Cox
spread now
pipeline route.
will
foij the
five- years
*•
.
.
.
has
are
'
standby fee of $1.50 for each share subscribed by stockholders
fefe of $3,125 for each unsubscribed share sold by
underwriter.
$28.75
the
Mills
in
requested
There
additional
an
writer
and
the
acceptance of the exchange offer to a date not later than
1960 by giving notice to the Depositary.
No extension is
contemplated.—V, 190, p. 2087.
$5,834,000
recently
on the record
The offering Is to be made on
Co.;
accept
v,.--fTranswestern-*Pipeliii€ Co.—Financing—News—
the
share for each share held
a
may
financing necessary for the construction of its pipeline. This includes
funds for the initial construction of the $190 million-line as
well as
The
stock.
ten
ol
purchase
:R('feional
t
the SEC
date "(to be supplied by amendment).
a
besc efforts basis by C. E. Stoltz &
receive
\
Office announced Dec. 22. 1959, the
consent, enjoining this corporation and
violation--f,f- ft,of^Medford. Ore., from sale of oil and gas interests
won
of
the-Securities Act registration requirement.
'
'
of
H. .Fmni*n!.
of 188 Webster St., Nprth
statement with
common
the
'^mdletop, Petraleom -Corp.—Enjoined—
trustee,
Surety
■
company proposes to offer this stock for sub¬
scription at $28.75 per share by holders of outstanding common at the
62.673,973
3.427,598
firm,
tration
$
35.585,643
been -appointed
has
Tayco Developments, Inc.—Registers With
;
22,749.081 246.816.456 232,538,452
15.669,465 169.434.560 169,864.479
2388°mC' 3i430'621
Bank
Manhattan
American
of
at
'
President
J.
1959—11 Mos.—1958
$
-
-
agent and conversion agent for $7,500,000 principal amount of 5
capital notes/due Dec. 1. 1979 (convertible on or before Dec. 1, 1969),'
of the corporation.—V. 190, p. 2663.
>'
""
of
$
1
21'9°3,823
14.566.497
,
90.652.884
4^9,2^
3,094.036
'
^
.
6,592,408 1W),7#6*,492
1'724,210
nnoi-
!90,
394,679.492 378.676.752
Chase
The
..."
stock
depositing with Chemical Bank New York Trust Co.
its ofiice at 100 Broadway, New York 15, N. Y.,
before the expiration of the acceptance period
certificates evidencing
the shares of American Surety desired to be exchanged together with a
letter of acceptance and assignment in the form transmitted with the
-exchange offer, properly filled in/and execu.ed and accompanied by
/"required supporting documents, all in accordance with the instructions
in such letter of
acceptance and assignment.
Such deposit must be
made
on
or
before Feb.
15, 1960, but Transamerica may extend
the
V- (James) Talcott, Inc.—Appointments Made—
■
34,593,657
.
,
30—
NetenrtVor!/.T/y-opers-
.
41.186,065 505,476,015 469,329,636
Ry.—Earnings—
Railwav
Rullwav oupb' 7v'enUe-I^ y,; oper. ■ expenses-
*1
.
34.551,392
V.-';
Period End. Nov.
■
-39,968.484
•
238C80me''""'
p
"
.
•'ry5,417,042
■
5j>
capital
by
depositary,
as
'
hnoi
V'
the
of
V exchange offer
subordi-
corpora¬
presently offering
Transamerica Corp. is 832,000 shares of its capital stock.
-
$55
Orlando,'Fla.,
dairy product
is
capital stock (par $6.25) of American Surety. The maxi¬
mum number of shares to be offered in the .exchange by
on
tliat sales volume
stated
that
A
arranged
and
amount
walk-in
—V.
;
1959-r-Month—1958
—!—'.—35c
class
;;
has
nated
and
Pacific/Co—Earnings—
company
32.516
43,850
202
on
shares
and
76.356
.
:
66,010
is 'indicated.
million
was/incorporated
increase
32.516
A
1959———.
Tegtmeyer has
to
class
and
based
common
21.
President
.
its
End. Nov. 30-—.
190,246*
continued
be Use^ as workln$ capital.
share
(1959)——
80.000
.
98.526
—
shares
common
per
November
,
on
the 13th day of
headquarters presently and temporarily
"ugase'd n J Beverly Drive, Suite
102, in Beverly Hills, Calif. It is
boats ami
nffln r,ly
the buslness of building, renting and repairing
selling*various related supplies.
Wn.Av.
at
income
and
offered 100,000 shares of authorized
capital/stock at par ($3 per share).
/
BU$CE^Sa^he
income, for
Net
Creation Co.—Capital Stock Offered—
Securities Co., of San Francisco, Calif., on
103.000
period
preferred
Offer—This
Corp.—Exchange
to each holder of shares of
American Surety Co. of New York to exchange, two
fully paid and non-assessable shares of the authorized
and unissued
capital stock (p&r $2) of Transamerica
for each three fully paid and outstanding shares of the
156,356
taxes
for
on
Transamerica
tion
$9.835;411
:—__—-201,526
!
taxes
1st Qtr. *58
$12,968,554
—
Net
publicly
unissued
Pro-Forma
End. Nov. 21/59
Sales
Dividends
,
3,050,151
840.832
226,062
'
2388. '
p.
revenue—
—v.
has
now
Food
Super
,
entry;
1.938.566
income-
oper.
i90.
.
.
»
92,741,794
oper.
Net
share.
The
finder's-fee,
sidiary, $75,000 to construct additional aircraft storage hangars, $25,000
to increase ramp space, $40,000 to construct a new
shop for electronics
operation and $210,000 to increase working capital.
,shareK of class B common.
tbe class A and 34.777, of the
1°
rh
—V.
97,198,205
oper.
per
shares
10,000
a
and certain indebtedness.
Of the net proceeds of its sale of additional
stock, $85,000 will be used to purchase additional electronic-and aircraft
service equipment, $65,000 to increase inventories of Sunair and-a sub¬
sequenced
sale,
•
1
•
7.996,745
period End. Nov. 30—
toroid
transformers and
transistor
power
supply units for
manufacturing companies in . the missile, communications and
portable measuring equipment fields/ Through subsidiaries it is engaged
in the sale of new Cessna Airplanes, aircraft
"engines and. parts, Collins
radios, A.R.C. radios and other aircraft supplies and offers aircraft
7
'
123,738.053
8.780.292
Railway
as
maintenance
'§>
■
128,666,669
Railway
company
radio
compact
share
common
has
President,
company
Hyman Rosenblum of New York,
1956,
§
11,046.896
expenses-
Texas &
the
Uricho,
Robert
1959—11 Mos.—1958
1
10,718.858
oper.
ry.
—V.
County International Airport,
registratioin statement with the SEC
200.000 shares of common stock, to be
entitling the holder to buy
share within
g
revenue-
oper.
,
per sharee4hrough Northeastern Investors
underwriter* is to receive a commission of
The
and
''
C *
a
covering
York.
RR.—Earnings-
1959—Month—1958
'
offered for public sale at $3
7,000 of the warrants and
stock
New Orleans
&
Broward
at
filed
underwriter is
electrically
proposed
•
'
Railway
•
income/!
oper.
190, p. 2388.
period End. Nov. 30—
company also has agreed to sell the under¬
writer 30,000 common stock
purchase warrants at one mill per warrant,
tape perforators,
paper
ry.
—V.
:'Vv,/v J^}
V"/y^.
...
37V2C
^uu.uuo ior tooling and additional equipment; $40,000 for fixtures and
:r,.''**! furnishings lor the new plant; and $80,000 for reduction of
purposes'
dness.-. The balance -will be used for general corporate
i,--4-j7
its
casualty, fire, and other insurance companies; to act as
insurance companies and operate insurance agencies; to own
any and
a.ll kinds of subsidiary loan and finance com¬
and to operate either retail or wholesale sgles agency or any
Corp.,
and
fdr acquisition of land,
Ikrmnn,,11?
1959,
address is 215
Sunair Electronics, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
on
the/manufacture- of electro-mechanical comdata processing applications. The principal
~
components
the
2,
1959—11 Mos.—1958
1954
life,
This
Fort
100.000
public
JanL
On
present
in
other
automation
.Of
any
businesses
eac-h
for
C.
Its
but
C.,
following purposes "the sales finance arid loan
and all
business and
activities
incident
thereto;
Melbourne. Fla.,
SEC
offered
8.
C.
S.
the
covering
Avenue,
the
be
Gaffney,
Florence, S.
to
Florence,
include
in
operate
960.
.
$5,-
headed by R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.
and-, underwriting terms are to be supplied
ponents-for
typewriters.
St.,
operations
1959—Month—1958
$360,320-
Net rev. from ry. opers,
company'is-engaged in the design, development and manufacture
electronic computing, .data
processing and control equip¬
and
executive offices
to
p.
automatic
ment.
Of
$988,938
commenced
The company now has 16 wholly-owned,
subsidiary companies.—V. 182,
group
The'public offering price
by amendment. *. ^ i:
oi
S82.333
>
^
Soroban
on
2,770,915
$99,517
1
Sorobaii Engineering, Inc.—Proposes Stock
Offering—
<■
Ry.—Earnings-
Net rev. from ry. opers.
its
other
*(v
816.
p.
Central
$3,717,817
t^e
pf
stock.—V.
■
2.832,499
general merchandise, business.
a
company
acquire
$3,297,459;
and
<c)
the failure -to
pledged
the
license
agreement,
granted
him
by
secure
his indebtedness to Arthur Levev, President
registrant's
Tennessee
Period End. Nov. 30—
agent for
registrant, and to others, including the facts and circumstances
surrounding the transactions in which Levey loaned to Fox 206,000
of
outstanding
Tayco's
$3,821,437
business
of the
shares
507
of
' '• f*
255.798
'
of
than
more
8338,131
amended
development of the system, particularly in
position of Skiatron ot America, Inc. as shown
as
of April
30,
1959, which sets forth current
balance .sheet
assets
family)
260.803
panies;
to
his
' '*•
'
single
largest
expenses-
Skiatron
Fox
StOCk.
Chairman'and
Board
revenue-!
and
to
(with
owns
Taylor,
oper,
or
South
"Subscriber-Vision"
resources
and
H.
'
company
was
incorporated under South Carolina
1946. The general nature of its business as stated-in
and
financial
No
Paul
,
oper.
and
of
stockholders.
and
Railway
financial"
licensee
stockholder of the company (owning 35.87 of the presently outstanding
stock), is likewise the chief executive and Board Chairman of Tayco
offered
30,
moved
contracts
assignee
exclusive
as
capital
the
the' 22,095 shares of
Railway
required
or
disclose
to
relating
of
time
-and
arrangements
Fox,
Fox ),
registrant
cost
the
failure
licensee.
and
system,
in
Inc.
(b)
owned
pursue
•view
registrant's
of
agreements,
relating to such installations;
position
estimated
Dec.
on
The
the
<51
pany
4 18.705 shares, or 37.57, for $537,768. The company is closely affiliated
with Tayco Developments/througri.
manageriientj business"-relationship
sales agency
"Subscriber-
a
the -company
for^ which
the remaining existing stockholders. will own 13,247
26.57 ,"'for which'they or their assignors paid to the com¬
$60,613;
and
the public stockholders will have purchased
the
its charter is financing the
purchase or sale of new and used automo¬
biles, trucks, tractors, household appliances, radios, refrigerators; buy¬
ing and selling real estate; operating either a retail or wholesale auto
operation.
funds,
establish
to
sources
such
of
sources
taken
-
the
available
of
-
the
(4)
to
including
the
status
present
funds,
required
steps
installation
Vision"
for
borrowed
on
principal
outstanding: -shares
$30,609;
or
oversub¬
residents, was
7'
closed.
the
36-7, -of
or
received
"shares/
BUSINESS—The
law
amount
the
(par
This offering, made to North
Carolina
books
Dec^
vfill be added to general operating funds.
portion of the proceeds has been allocated to"kny specific
purpose.
/;
expended to date
in
attempting
to
exploit
and.
develop such system, (3) the purposes for which funds were expended
to date, including
the -expenditure of approximately $1.5 million-as
(2)
stock
common
were held as collateral by Judson Commercial Corp. on demand
notes,
-bearing interest
at' the
rate
of
3%
each
month
payable
monthly, which were in default; and
/.<•/.!',,./ //./;
/. :• '
(II)
Skiatron's business
and
the' development
of
its
SubscriberVision system during
the past five years, Including (a) the failure
disclose
South
the
and
share.
per
and
on
stock
common
PROCEEDS—--The net"proceeds from "the sale bf
,
Fox,
to
Charlotte, N. C.,
publicly offered 22,095 shares of
S2.50) at $8.50
of
distribution, particularly • with,-respect ;,to. <a)' the .inclusion pf' -sRares
shares,
Dickson & Co. Inp., of
000
to
Sales Co.
—
Fractional Interests Offered
Dec, 7
Oklahoma
residents
undera
permit granted
by
"
the-Securities Commission
nprmissive
onlv
and
does
o| Oklahoma. This permit is
not
constitute
recommenda-
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(48)
*
tion
-'
securities permitted to
the
endorsement
or
issued^
offered
be
Amos
' 'l' •
'
PROCEEDS—The- funds received from the sale of these partnership
interests will be used exclusively for the purchase of 20/20 from the
manufacturing company at a price of $24 per gross, and for the
purchase of advertising to promote tjie sale and distribution of the
eye medication. The advertising of the product will be handled by an
advertising agency not as yet/«elected.
Approximately $50,000 will be
used
to purchase
20/20 and/$250,000 for advertising and promotion
^
;
.
at
of
"the
BUSINESS—The
organized
franchise
190,
;/•-
2289.'
p.
'■
Co.,
and
Inc.
be
to
are
v
used
for
general 'corporate
"v
,
.
purposes.—
-V'''''
V
./
.
Contract—
The
a
AEC's Hallam
sodium
The
contract
under
company
Atomics
to
International,
a
division
Union
'/The
In
crude
Nuclear Power Facility
graphite reactor designed
will
built
and
the
San
effective
/A,v
Victoreen
sonville,
/ /
increases
gasolines.r-V.
190,
use
the heat
as
Net
'
y\-
f
41,019,932
Net
ry-
—V,
j
§
3,304,367
13,816,202
.
123,962,081
System
40.640,280
-V/
the
will
operations,
President
Boston
reach
Samuel
corporation,
record
a
Groves
A.
including
high
said
12
at
with
shares
Explaining
mestic
year
He
previous
and
foreign
United-Carr
noted
regular
of
that
sales
ings.
30
and
U.
that
annual
in
cents
S.
quarterly
will
the
had
said
fully
report
stock,
dividend
best
figures
Groves
dividends.
this
of
split
S1.20
1959
he
paid
Systems, Inc.—Common
Stock
cents)
at
$3
PROCEEDS—The
of
/Modern Die &
..S60.000
Tool
10,
/adjoining
has
Nev.
Its
it
of
production
and
190.
stock
p.
Net
(par
—V.
$20,999,154,
fiscal
to
with
additional
and
be
working
payment
made
capital
of
its
available
made
to
as
customers
for
with
was
formed
devices,
to
systems
GIVING
and
Minden,
in
engage
the
EFFECT
Nev.
TO
The
secretary of
research,
products
solar
$2.34
a
a
year
ago,
insurance
on
five
states:
wUi
a
RR.
Dec.
18
shares
filed
of
a
letter
common
of
stock
and
10
with
to
of
the
house
on
will
which
it
"
stock
the
of
market.
no
$10,213,415
the
and
construction
the
at
general
three
it
permit
now
intends
the
to
of
1960
cost
a
to
pay
in
a
offices
of
to
company
and
to
net
all
in
asked
of
of
a
which
to
the
of
the
cost
the
of
cost
of
this
purposes,
offering
in
BUSINESS—The
0
tric
Co.,
a
the
company
short-term
company,
Delaware
intends
United
originally
corporation
to
States
office
building
$2,000,000, which
operations
Louis.
of
The
other
other
of
/
at
Treasury
as
and
1960
and
net
and
has
the
declared,
as
Jan.
present
be
can
proceeds
Ave.,
in
de¬
amount
an
for
conversion
stock
dividends
x
common
series
1,
given
of
stock,
and
a
$10)
not
market
to
to
as
of record Jan. 19,
to meet quarterly
the common stock. However,
time
of declaration or
the
on
the
and
declaration
the
as
the
earnings,
other
financial
pertinent
y
N;
and
16
filed
exceed
a
letter
number
$300,000
to
■
be
of
offered
to
are
to
used
be
for
working
■
r
notification
of
190,
Fla—Files
Park,
shares
of
the
of
■;.//,,//,•
■
Commission—
Exchange
Dec.
undetermined
dividends
of
needs
factors.—V.
the
with
stock
common
employees
price. No underwriting is involved.
proceeds
are
declared a dividend
payable Dec. 10, 1959
dividend of 10 cents
Telephone Co., Winter
on
B
,';v
directors
1959,
inasmuch
upon
-
an
series
and
:
common
conditions
Securities
company
A
1959.
dividends
of
-v'-V-
the
current
the
19,
1960 to stockholders
intention
of
the board
dividends
Park
stock,
board
Dec.
dependent
2664.
The
in
reserved
cash
paid
1,
the
on
payment
business
(par
of
in
by
1958
Oct.
the
1959,
record
future
of
1956,
to
share
of
the
covering
tools
obligations.
Cass
rate
95%
at
-
capital.—V.
188,
2788.
p.
it
Young
With
The
SEC
at
White-Rodgers Elec¬
1209
the
board
contingent additional
and
annum
per
preferred
paid
payable
is
assurance
The
included
declared
as
required
company
20,
per
SEC
which
which
machine
the
Shares
general
been
necessarily
With
now
machine
parts
parts
said
invest
known
locatecjl
3%
when
years
Winter
p.
occupancy
equipment will be paid for out of working capital.
No future
financing for this purpose is contemplated and, if needed, there is no
that such financing
would be obtained,
Until needed
for
above
It
amount
assurance,
the
share
consider
no
is
the
have
cents
10
1960.
from
will cost approximately $700,000
fabricate
certain
component
parts
cost
1,
when
of
rate
fiscal
stockholders
per
Ato
19.
to
the
April
dividends,
acquisition
the
at
year.
due
50,000
November
On
of
'to
and
St.
the
at
the
Dec.
reflect
16
of
asked
interest
bear
and 1959, in each case in the
of
30
cents
per
share and in the current fiscal year as
10,
1959, will have paid
20
cents per share
(adjusted
to
100-to-l common stock split in March, 1958).
All dividends
in
amount
Quotation
bid
proceeds
for
manufacturing
reduce
now
low
a
with
factory
will
and
years
if
DIVIDENDS—The
only
company,
the
part
15
earned and
pendent upon earnings.
held
and
low
A
approximately
and
referred
in
bid
of
National
20 and
connection
closely
very
the
use
new
locations,
separate
purchases
of
later than July 1, i960,
pay off the outstanding
the amount of $746,000)
of
said
loan to the company.
The new loan
in
■
dividends,
1959—11 Mos.—1958
been
have been complied
<
'
V/. •'/
agreement with Massachusetts
under which the insurance com¬
loan
1959,
to be
of debentures at the initial conversion price.
follows:
as
asked high of
an
stock
at
records
been
equipment
of
summer
the
has
company
common
tools
in
1959,
1,
each
fixed
to
♦•Including
the ' rapge
However,
shown
as
Oct.
has
"/
such
$67,000
directors,
of
8,765,018
$1,265,597 $11,416,545 $11,894,316
639,219
5,669,159
6,790,546
company
31,
'
from 6% during the first year after date of issue!
premium shall be reduced forty-one-hundredths
premium
<0.40% )
tiincluding
$49,072,637 $47,605,543
3.155,086
37.656,092
35,711,227
223.819
of
term
a
§ Entitled
7,234,157
second
a
liabilities.
§4,420,683
$454,598
^
purchases and to reduce
presently < fabricates.
The balance
the
be
of
1%
of
Co.—Earnings-
3,518.057
high bid of 17, and
under
and
211,667 shs.
cents)
until,
lend the company, not
which must be used to
to
part of
balance (presently
company's present
thereafter
and
Mos!—1958
$8,042,974
has
dated Aug.
Co.
for
be
rates
961,747
1959—Month—1958
tools and equipment herein
energy.
Outstanding
notification
(par
amount
maturing
5Va%
and
on
and
per annum.
The loan will be repayable in annual install¬
beginning one year from issue date in the amount of $67,000
annually
for
three
years
and
$150,000 annually
thereafter.
The
company has the right to make voluntary prepayments at descending
,
1959—11
$1,180,012
$3,972,655
expenses.
dealers,
machine
carried
Transistor Products
150.000
thereunder
annum
ments
Pennsylvania,
,
■
agreed
principal
of
in
591,310
2389.
since
will
PRESENT^FINANCING
1,000,000 shs.'
by
now
company
the State
development
utilizing
Authorized
(par 30 cents)
corporation
covering
p.
sale
of
Corp., Westbury, L. I.,
Y.—Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission.
The
$556,835
op.
revenue
common
during
2389.
Universal
ry.
PROCEEDS—The
incorporated under Delaware law on
principal office is located
on
land
Airport and Industrial Park in Minden,
with
per
annum,
all of which
dividend payments,
V
v-."
and
company
$2,000,000,
the
share,
$4,075,752 $40,266,612 $41,608,838
2,895,740
32,223,638
31,395,423
3,023,558
income
oper.
Bureau,
was
157.
Insurance
on
prepayments made in
prepayments made in the
in
1970. , The
loan agreement
imposes certain
with respect to working capital, borrowings, stock
chiefly
Life
has
pany
Ry.—Earnings—
expenses
virtually
prices
general
company's
Box
principal
'
Mutual
to
share
Ohio.
and
$3,580,393
revenue..
Pacific
oper.
190,
The
including its activities in Nevada.
specific expenditures of these funds.
do business in Nevada
issued
the
5%
with.
2389.
p.
oper.
ry.
with
be
to
agreement
and
ending
acquisitions,
for
White-Rodgers Co.—Common Stock
Offeredp-Scherck,
Richter Co., on Dec. 21 publicly offered
15,000 shares of
common stock (par $5) at
$20 per share.
operating
for
280,800 shs.
loan
a
rates of premium from 37/s%
ending in 1960 to */*% on
restrictions
entitled
issuer's
the
into
Co.
Life
Mutual
year
year
tThe
equal
per
fiscal
the
heavily
exercise
'
Common
Dec.
was
1959
descending
Consolidated net income for
„
1959—Month—1958
Net rev. from ry. opers.
on
stock
It is anticipated that approximately
will be allocated to Modern Die
business
company
The
to
of
Co.,
common
entered
company
note dated April 2,
1956, in
bearing interest ai^ the rate of
when It increased to 5'A %
per
Massachusetts
*
the
CAPITALIZATION
SEC
is
electric
serves
period End. Nov. 30—
will be approximately
^
—V.
1958.
year
income
oper.
190,
Offered—Pacific
offering
used
ry.
Railway
Railway
this offering
S72.200' will
the Douglas-Tahoe
mailing address is P. O.
Nevada,
1958
company's business
been
1959.
has qualified
in
818.
p.
$132,200
its
of
balance
BUSINESS—The
of
30,
equal to $2.25
outstanding both periods.
from
rev.
Western
dividend
$1.00
the
7,921 shs.
500,000 shs.
—I—-"
par
1956,
.
April 1, 1971.
Fixed principal payments of $67,000 are payable
on
April 1 of each year through 1970, and $62,000' on April 1, 197U
The
company
has
the right to
make voluntary
prepayments
at
on
be
will
option.
of
provide
to
the
of
earn¬
now
($5
14,
promissory
1,
8,005 shs.
.
—
stock
50,000 shs..
8,505 shs.
•
8,592 shs.
,
$1,000,000
June
.
The
decision
July
$120,000.
tip; /conduct
operation
Net
—V.
the books closed.
balance
Corp.
in
expenses.
The
proceeds of
Tool Corp.
the
of
net
which
share.
per
oversubscribed and
$252,200
No
2664.
p.
operating
revenues
of
$150,914,568
30, 1959,, compared with $141,803,263
Virginia, Maryland, Virginia
Net
the
and
extra
to
190,
Coast Securities Co. and Paul C. Kimball &
2i publicly offered 100,000 shares of
used
System
Railway, oper.
Railway oper.
do¬
be
is
one,
an
compares
added.—V.
only
will
sales
for
two
and
This
year.
previous years,
included
consolidated
recently
basis
December
the
in
$1.25
30
190,
its
of
v-.V
first
a
systems.—V.
$20,224,533,
Period End. Nov. 30—
meeting of the Boston Society of Security Analysts, he estimated
this year's earnings at $3.30 per share, including $1.00 from
foreign
sales.
Nov.
this
Western Maryland
in 1959,
luncheon
a
Nov.
ended
ended
compared
foreign
million
$66
Speaking
ended
months
period
West
and
domestic
about
of
week.
last
supply
Daw-
at
radioactivity
.
United-Carr Fastener Corp.—Forecast—
of
with
special
System—Earnings—
total
reports
months
8,976.000
* r'"/!,/.-■
:
,
12
same
122.274,275
34.351,354
5,751.238
p.' 2389.
water
built
1,000,000
<
March
♦On
.Outstanding
50,000 shs.
■■
nuclear facilities
at
has
FINANCING
t! $746,000
—
B
♦♦Common
of
West Penn Electric
The
the
The
Sales
municipal
■
30.398,003 347,712,419 338.321,985
11,114.218
income...
oper.
190,
/•'■
and
PRESENT
1,000,000
debs., due July 1, 1979
$100
par
value (issuable
sub.
A
SSeries
Offering Completed — The recent public
100,000 shares of this company's common
(par 10 cents) by American Diversified Securities,
Inc, and Gildar & Co., Inc. has been'completed. For
other financing details, see V.
190, p. 2389.
44,214,205 471,674,500 460,596,260
29.905,714
expenses.
from ry. opers.
•/.
Conn.,
has been in com¬
The
company's
date.
$1,000,000
company
series)
SSeries
^
.
5
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
insurance
conv.
in
stock
1959—11 Mos.—1958
1959—Month—1958
revenue..
oper.
rev.
Windsor,
to
stock,
source
Stock
the
Railway
several
offering
natural
for
that
manufacture
Authorized
♦tNotes
Washington Mortgage & Development Co., Inc.—Com¬
mon
>
$
oper.
prices
posted
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Nov. 30—
Railway
in
announced
1118.
p.
Pacific
Union
;
also
were
CAPITALIZATION
the
on
barrel for 14
for 27
degree and lighter. / In other producing areas of the state,
changes range from no increase for 14 degree' gravity to 25c for 27
degree and higher.
■*;•/.-*!-?■>
Minor
in
1
similar systems
installed
and
monitors
Valley the increases generally range from 5c
degree gravity and heavier crude to 25c per barrel
has
Ga.,
Joaquin
per
primarily of
and gas-fired
and
1937
and sale of automatic
controls for oil
domestic .space heating, electrical space
heating, domestic gas cldthes dryers and commercial refrigeration and
air conditioning equipment,
by Atomics International,
p^ant will be rated at 75,000 electrical kilowatts.
Vice-President of Victoreen.
its posted prices for Cali¬
in
announced increases
Jan. 1, I960.
has
oils
consists
Pfd.
Delivery of the monitoring instruments will be made early next Spring
the plant
begins operating, according to Duane M. Mayhew,
'vr//
Co. of California—Raises Prices¬
Oil
company
fornia
organized on March 4,
since
shortly
after
was
production
business
5%%
^
before
-
Mo.,
Louis,
mercial
America^ Aviation, Inc.
\
v;:_ ■.<''■=
■
&
A complete radioactivity detection and control system will be designed
built for the AEC's nuclear power
plant near Hallam, Neb., by the
;
Cleveland
is an Oklahoma Limited Co.-Partnership.
marketing of the product 20/20, under a
between the company and The 20/20 Corp.—
arrangement
Kletz
G.
Monday, January 4, 1960
.
and
the
for
Michael
Victoreen Instrument Co.—AEC
company
primarily
V.
-
through
Co., Inc.. New York, N. Y.
1254.
p.
of North
V;/:.
products.
187,
'
share,
per
&
proceeds
"~J
■V.
$2
Treat
The
.
.
St.
Manufacturing
Securities and
company
covering
$2
The
per
150,000
Cheyenne,
are
facilities
16
shares
to
be
and
Wyo.
—
Exchange Commission—
.
filed
of
a
letter
common
of
stock
share, through Atlas Securities Co.,
proceeds
facturing
Dec.
on
Co.,
used
for
to
increase
working
$1)
with
to be
the
offered
Cheyenne, Wyo.
inventories,
canitai
<
notification
(par
Files
/
expand
manu¬
Number
5913
j
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
*
(49)
49
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
"
cv
1
r
ALABAMA
Jan. 15 for the purchase of
000 bonds, as follows:
Athens, Ala.
Offering—M. S. KenneClerk, ■ will receive
Sed bids until 1 p. m. (CST)
on
Jan. 6 for the purchase of
S530 000 water and sewer revenue,
$133,000
Bond
1959 bonds. Dated Sept.
.pries
1,
Joint
bonds.
City
mpr
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
School
Due
-1961 to
1977
County Treasurer's office. Legality
approved
15
&
v
,
.
y
:
.
•.
on
Birmingham'
%
;
Auburn, Ala.
Bond
i
G.
ceive
Jan.
Offering
Phillips,
Warrant Sale—An issue of $50,-
Fallbrook Union School District,
San Diego County, Calif,
Sealed
Florence
Clerk, will
bids
until
7
re¬
p.m.
4%s, semi-annually. Dated Nov. 1,
1959. Legality
approved : by
O'Neal & Hayes, of Birm¬
;y
>
v:.;. \ •>
Dumas,
ingham.
•
■■
Ala.
Decatur,
Sale—The
Bond
15
Dec.
190,
—v.
to
awarded
a
elec¬
$700,000
offered
bonds
revenue—1960
tric
2500 —were
composed of
p.
group
for
follows:
$216,000
41/2s.
as
from 1961 to
435,000
as
4s.
1969 to
49,000
;vy-.p
-
Due
Due origan. 1 from
inclusive.
1979
3V4S.: Due
as
1980.
Jan. ,1
on
1968 inclusive.
Jan.- 1,
on
>
•
.
ARIZONA
Maricopa County School District
purchase
of
San Bernardino
'
County
sealed
bids
his
at
Bernardino
until
Jan.
for
1961
$850,000 bonds,
inclusive.
and interest
Principal
County Treasurer's office.
Le¬
gality approved by Orrick, Dahl¬
quist, Herrington, & Sutcliffe, of
San
Due
Dated
Wm. H. Dick,
and
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
his
at
until
10
office
a.
for* the
in
purchase
Jan.
on
13
of
$172,000
school-1958, series D bonds. Dated
Jan. 15, 1960. Due on Jan. 15 from
,1963
to
1985
office
11
a.
tfie
in
(PST)
m.
1961
to
1980
Jan.
15 from
1961
Phoenix), Ariz.
Los
Offering
Rhea Averill,
—
Clerk of Board
of
Supervisors,
will receive sealed bids until 11
a.m.
(MST)
purchase
Jan.
on
of
25
for
the
$360,000 general ob¬
ligation school bonds/Dated Dec.
1, 1959. Due
to
1975
June 1 from
on
inclusive
1962
'■ Principal
(J-D)
payable; at
County Treasurer's office.
and
the
*
interest
,
Los
Bond
11
$300,000
Robert
10
(PST)
purchase of
a.
the
for
m.
follows:
as
unit
v.'
—-
bonds
1961
Francisco,
101.626,
as
A.,
price
a
interest cost of
net
a
4s, at
CALIFORNIA
School
District,
First
Contra Costa
County, Calif.
Bond Offering
W. T.
—
&
Paasch,
County Clerk, will,
receive sealed
bids at his office
in Martinez until
11
a.m.
(PST)
Jan.
on
Purchase of $80,000
as
follows:
$50,000
"
school-1956,
bonds.
Due
1961 to
JO,000
:
>
•
a
Jan.
15
,
D
from
1980 inclusive.
Due
1961 to
Dated
the
series
school-1957,
bonds.
and
on
for
5
school bonds,
on
series
Jan.
15
B
from
1980 inclusive.
Jan.
interest
15, 1960. Principal:
(J-J) payable at the
vounty Treasurer's office.y
a
a.
™
m.
Scmf Stockton- un--
(PST) on Jan. 11 for
purchase
of $64,000 school
bonds-
Dated Jan. 11,
t: yJDue on Jan. 11 from 1961
intJ, } thclusive. Principal and
ciiiw rti' J') payable at the
Punty Treasurer's office,
legality
iqra
11 loved
^errington
nancisco.
by
&
Orrick,
York
N.
Staats
White
&
Co.
County
Clerk,
his
at
until
1961
cipal and
9
will
office
a.
m..
in
(PST)
School
Costa
Dahlquist,
of San
Sutcliffe,
Los
Bond
(F-A)
District,
Contra
County, Calif.
Offering—W.
bids at his office
Districts, Yolo and
Counties, Calif.
P-lv??d ft!ferin8'
,y lton, jCounty
Wf;„^led bids
—
Charles
Clerk,
will
vPpdland until 2
p.
m.
(PST)
11
the
S.
re-
at his office in
til
on
a.
m.
in
(PST)
T.
-
1961
-
Due
1981
inclusive.
(F-A)
from
to
Martinez
on
Feb.
1
Due
on
1975
series
Feb;
un¬
Jan. 5 for
from. 1^61 t°
Principal anovinat the
payable
Other
cate
1
as
Hammill
bee
from
1961
Jan.
on
Jan.
1,
sealed
Due
of
the
syndi¬
Shearson,
Due
on
1978, inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able
at The
County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Tallmadge & Tallmadge, of Denver.
bonds
Feb.
1,
1960.
cate
$1,150,000
City and County
City. Legality ap¬
Orrick,
Dahlquist,
of
San
p.
syndi¬
a
White,
Weld
&
^
improvement
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co., of
Winston-Salem,-Goodbody & Co.,
Bache & Co., and First Southeast¬
A
Corp.
California
Bond Offering — John Albert
Frye,
Secretary,
will
receive
sealed bidsj until 10 a. m. (PST)
'
on
Jan.
27
for
the
purchase
of
ILLINOIS
Du
Page
»
County Community High
District No. 100 (P. O.
School
190,
Francisco.
San
kost,
sealed
Offering—Earle
District Clerk,
F.
will
bids at his office
Pan-
receive
Bex
602.
Bijou, unt'il 8 p. m. (PST) on Jan.
14 for the purchase of $1,250,000
general obligation sewer bonds.
the
Second
&
Charmer
Newman
Securities
.
National
Sunman School
r/
(P. O.
Dec.
15
190,
v.
to
1969
on
Dec.
4s. Due
to
1979
Iroquois' County
on
Community
a
p.m.
(CST)
sealed
on
.bids
follows:
*
-
IOWA
A
'
Newton, Iowa
Bond
City
and
Offering—Dale Andrews,
Clerk,
oral
(CST)
will
bids
$75,000
street
Dated Jan.
1
sealed
7:30
p.m.
Jan. 4 for the purchase
on
bonds.
receive
until
from
1961
improvement
1, 1960. Due
to
1969
on
inclu¬
Legality approved by Ban¬
nister, Carpenter^ Ahlers &
Cooney, of Des Moines.
KENTUCKY
130
until
Jan. 7 for the
were
headed
syndicate
Mullaney, Wells
& Co., Westheimer & Co., Allan
Blair
&
Co.,
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, and Fox,
Reusch & Co., Inc.
as
High
Bond Offering—Glen W.
Brock,
Secretary of Board of Education,
receive
—
4%S,
at a price
of
basis of about 4.62%.
as
Louisville, Ky.
Cherry Street, Watseka), III.
will'
2392
sive.
Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
School District No. 250 (P. O.
West
1
1960 to 1968 inclusive.
as
p.
offered
syndicate
a
first
$760,000
bonds
revenue
—
Corp.,
100.011,
June
Due
Building Corp.
by the Indianapolis Bond & Share
$340,000
4y4S.
of
Bank
gunman), Ind.
Sale—The
awarded
of
as
Sept.
Ross,
Indianapolis.
price of pa^, a net inter¬
est cost of about 4.05%, as follows:
a
from
on
inclusive.
Legality approved by
McCord, Ice & Miller, of
2292—were awarded to
&
360,000
South Tahoe Public Utility District,
El Dorado County, Calif,
r
'
Bond
p.
Co., Shearson, vHammill
Co., Julien Collins & Co., and
body
1984
to
Richmond.
group composed of Kidder, Pea-
a
Co., at
Oct. 1 from 1962 to 1999 inclusive.
1, 1959. Due
1960
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at the Hagerstown branch of
$700,000 school
building bonds offered Dec. 10—
v.
bonds. Dated Oct. 1,1959.
Legality
approved
by
Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
from
Bond Sale—The
the
on
basis of about 4.23%.
a
were
$350,000 Dormitory-1959 Revenue
Due
190, p. 2392—were awarded
Indianapolis Bond & Share
Corp., as 4Y4S, at a price of 100.14,
Other members of the
;
Bensenville), III.
Mary's College of California,
11—v.
to The
Bond
Other members of the syndicate
as follows:
Wertheim & Co.,
ern
Hagerstown, Indiana
mortgage
are
Francisco.
St.
;
Bond Sale—The $132,000' water¬
works revenue bonds offered Dec.
;
street
„
to
625,000 urban renewal bonds.
525,000 sewer bonds..
on
Principal
Sutcliffe,
as
15—vr 190,
bonds.
in¬
(F-A) payable at the
Treasurer's office, or, at
the holder's option at the Fiscal
proved
by
Herrington &
by
follows:-
V '
1975
Dec.
awarded
headed
Co.,
and interest
York
offered
2392—were
(CST)
Bank, of Goshen. Legality
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Dated Dec.
$2,300,000 gen¬
obligationunlimited
tax
6:30 p.m.
the
tional
1
Augusta, Georgia
eral
for
Principal and interest
payable at the First Na¬
(J-J)
y.yT
GEORGIA
14
inclusive.
Weisner, Inc.;
Garrett&
Co.;
Allison-Wil¬
liams Co., and Walter & Co.
1960.
^
Y.
Laverne
purchase of
$410,000 school
building bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1960. Due on Jan.
and
July 1 from 1961 to 1970
&
1,
City, Ind.
—
bids until
Jan.
on
&
Jan. 1 from 1965 to
School
Offering
Hostetler, Secretary of Board of
School
Trustees,
will
receive
1,
Bromfield
park-
and
to
C
County
New
on
follows:
Jan.
and
Bond
Co.; City National
Bank, Commerce Trust Co., both
of Kansas City; Kirchner, Orms-
clusive.
Dated
Due
members
were
from
1
inclusive.
recreation
Feb.
1,
1977 and 1978.
in¬
1975
inclusive.
1975
to
1,300,000
of
of
1960.
terest
1
Paalch,
$42,006 school1956, series C bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
purchase
on
1961
airport-1956,
on
$325,school
bonds.
Feb. 1
1980 inclusive. Prin¬
to
interest
Moraga
Feb.
D
Jan.
Bond Sale—The
bonds.
interest (J-J) payable
Security Bank & Trust Co.,
of Vincennes.
Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
1976.
4.20s.
as
on
re¬
p.m.
Jan. 5 for the purchase
revenue bonds.
on
Goshen
Due
will
7:30
at the
1
1974.
and
receive
payable
County Treasurer's office.
the
at
series
inclusive.
from
to
2,000,000
cipal
Jan.
Due oh Jan. 1, 1971
4.10s.
as
1975
Dated
from
Agency of said
Jan. 19 for the purchase of
general
obligation
eiecUon
1957,
series
D
Dated Feb. 1, 1959. Due on
from
1961
in
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
Angel'es
1
1958, series A bonds. Due
Sch. Dist.,
Angeles County, Calif.
bids
on
1975
1
on
until
$170,000 water
"
and
375,000
clusive.
&
Monrovia-Duarte High
sealed
Feb.
t
Due
to
Feb.
Barth & Co.,
R.
1973
hetch "hetchy
power1955, series F bonds; Due on
Trust
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Davis^School
bolano
•
C.
and
vig,
Bond Offering—R.
E. Graham,
ounty Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at
ro+eiw seaiea
New
Co., J. A.
Hogle & Co., Lawson, Levy, Wil¬
liams & Stern, Irving Lundborg &
Co., Shuman, Agnew & Co., Stone
& Youngberg, Fred D. Blake &
Co., Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox,
Davis School
District,*San Joaquin
Til l!
Co.; J.
William
Los
County, Calif.
Bank
Co., of New York, Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Dean
Witter & Co., American Trust Co.,
of San Francisco, -R. H. Moulton
&
from
4,700,000
school-1956, series D
Corp., Harris Trust
Bank,' of
Chicago, y;Ay bonds. Due on Feb. 1 from
Boston
Savings
Chemical
1
4s.
1972.
4,000,000
follows: Blyth & Co., Inc.,
as
on
centers-1955,
1961
Other members of the syndicate
were
Union
Feb.
1975
bonds.
/
,
about 3.84%.
Danville
on
Due
to
tion
the Bank of America N. T. & S.
of San
Due
inclusive.
A*
300,000. playgrounds and recrea¬
offered
190, p. 2291 — were
syndicate headed by
a
firehouse-1952, series D
bonds.
Due
Jack R. Dyer,
—
bids
Dated Jan. 1, 1960. Due on Jan. 1
from 1962 to 1998 inclusive. Prin¬
Jan. 1 from
on
sealed
(CST)
of
follows:
as
Offering
Clerk-Treasurer,
ceive
inclusive.
310,000 as 4.05s.
1,000,000 sewer-1954, series D.y
A
41/2s.
as
and
J.
1961 to 1975 inclusive.
Y
Co.,
1967
as
390,000
—
bonds,
bonds.
offered
p.
Due
to
225,000
on
Edwardsport, Indiana
Bond
Town
2392 — were
syndicate headed by
5s.
as
1965
(City and County),
until
$13,600,000
Angeles), Calif.
awarded to
of
■;
15
:
1, 1960. Due
dianapolis.
$1,750,000
bonds
190,
a
p.m.
dianapolis. Legality approved by
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of In¬
from 1968 to 1970 inclusive.
_
$2,444,000 tu¬
bercular segregation hospital and
Dec.
$185,000
265,000
Offering
Jan.
on
v.
C
Stern Brothers &
15, 1960. Principal
(J-J) payable at the
Treasurer's
office.
Le¬
bids
15
awarded to
Dolan, County Clerk, will receive
sealed
Sale—The
recalcitrant
—
Jan.
Francisco
Angeles County (P. O.
Bond
series
Dec.
re¬
1
The Indiana National Bank of In¬
Sale —The
school
will
until
Principal and interest payable at
the Union State Bank, in Carmel,
or, at the option of the holder, at
COLORADO
Bond
to
.
No. 5 (P. O.
Bond
bonds. Dated Jan;
County School District
(P. O. 176 S Grant Avenue,
Littleton), Colo.
6
follows:
as
15 from
on
No.
bids
Jan. 1 from 1961 to 1995 inclusive.
Arapahbe
of
sealed
(CST) on Jan. 12 for the purchase
of $259,000 sewage works revenue
San
purchase
Clerk-Treasurer,
ceive
inclusive. Principal
(J-J) payable at the
Treasurer's ' office.
Le¬
I
Carmel, Indiana
Offering—Martha Ferrin,
Bond
Town
interest
receive
California
inclusive.
-
.
re¬
toM976
1961
and
1, 1960. Due on
1973 inclusive.
Legality
INDIANA
S.
will
Jan. 15, 1960. Due on Jan. 15 from
interest
San
Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legality
approved
by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
Francisco.
'
y
/.
Clerk,
sealed bids at his office in
Woodland until 2 p. m. (PST) on
Jan. 15 for the purchase of
$79,000
school 1957, series D bonds. Dated
County
gality approved by O'Melveny &
Myers, of Los Angeles.
Sacramento
(PST)
m.
Charles
—
County
ceive
1982 inclusive.
Counties, Calif.
—
will
550,000 City High School District,
[ election 1958, series 3 bonds.
Unified School Dist.,
Sacramento and El Dorado
Offering
11
Jan.
on
Joint
Bond
Offering
J-J.
approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Yolo
San Francisco.
inclusive.
Francisco.
Folsom
Districts,
$300,000 City School District, elec¬
tion 1956, series 5 bonds. Due
(F-A) payable at the
School District,
County
gality approved by Orrick, Dahl¬
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
County, Calif.
Clerk,
on
to'1985
Bond
$475,000 school building
Interest
Counjy, Calif.
Paynton,
of
bonds. Dated Jan.
Bond Offering—V. Dennis War-
die,
$207,000
V'"
.'
San Bernardino School
school, series A bonds. Dated Feb.
15, 1960. -Due on Feb. • 15 from
Hendrix &
Mayes, Inc.; Equitable
Securities Corporation; Thornton,
Mohr & Farish, and Sterne, Agee
& Leach, at a price of par, a net
interest cost of about 3.97%,
as
the
(F-A) payable at the
City Treasurer's office.
.'A Bond. Offering — R. B. James,
000 general obligation sewer war¬
County Clerk, will receive sealed
rants was sold to The Trust Com¬
bids, at his office in San Diego,
pany of Georgia, and George M.
until
10:30
a.m.
(PST) on Jan.
Wood & Co., jointly, as 3y4s, and
12
Jan. 1 from 1962 to
A
Mrs.
—
City
and interest
;
>
of San Francisco.
Woodland
•;',y.
•
I'.'r
A
chase
Orange, Calif.
Francisco.
'"
-
..
Y:'V:V
approved
by
Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
..
15, 1960. Principal
Sept. 1 from 1960
(PST) on Jan. 19 for the purchase
and interest (J-J)
payable at the
t0' 1989 inclusive. Callable
of
of $450,000
library building and
County Treasurer's office/Legality
Sept. 1, 1969.' Interest M-S.< Le¬
parking facilities bonds.
Dated
approved
by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Feb. 1, 1960. Due on Feb. 1 from
gality approved" by ^ White,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
Bradley, Arant, A11. & Rose, of
1961 to 1985 inclusive.
Principal
1959. Due
Legality
inclusive.
from 1961 to 1982 inclusive.
Dated
Dahlquist,
Sutcliffe, of San
Francisco..
from
110,000 Joint Union High School
yy
"District bonds. Due on Jan. 15
[
Orrick,
by
Herrington
District
Jan.
on
$243,-
5
pur¬
Miller
Fund
Continues
Commissioner
missioners
announced'
of
the
that
as
—
Sinking
The Com¬
Sinking
the
Fund
Board
of
M.
'
p
J. C. Bradford & Co., and
MAINE
£ Id ermen have recently re-elected
Lee P. Miller, President of the
Citizens Fidelity Bank and Trust
County
sex
Augusta, Maine
Middle¬
Union County
.
.
Monday, January
.
Brunswich'^ (P'.
{P.' O. Neu> AlbanyK
4^60
OCeTiter
Bruns'
wick-Eagle Mills/Road, -Ttoy),■
\
New^Y or hi"*'
';*■?• Mississippi
of
of
Bank,
National
-
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
"
Bond Offeriug-pH. O. GriShaha,
as
3<fts, at a price
Bond Sale — -Thfe $79,506 gen- ; v
receive
100.35, a basis of about 3.70%, as Chancery / Clerk, f will
Company, for a three year term Deshaies, City Manager, will re¬
eral obligattbn-J959. bohds. Offered
follows:.;
;*/y
yry) sealed .bids until 2 p. m. (CST). on.
as a Commissioner of the Sinking
ceive sealed bids c/o the SecondDec." 10
v.
190,* p. 2394 — Were
Jan. 5 for the purchase of $750^)00
$600,000 school bonds.
Fund. Mr.,Miller has been a mem¬
;
v
Bank-State
Street
Trust
Com¬
awarded to -Geo.; B. Gibbons & ;
industrial plant bonds. Due from
500,000 school project loan bonds.
ber of the Commission since May,
pany, Municipal Department, 111
Co., Inc.; as 4.40s< at* a price of
1960 to 1984 'inclusive, r
1950, and is presently serving as
Franklin Street, Boston, until 11
100.319, a basis of about 4.37%.
;i
a
Vice-President. /
y
;
a.m. (EST) on Jan. 5 for the pur¬
MONTANA^ 7
MICHIGAN^
Hammond (Rossieyi Morristown and a
The Commissioners of the Sink¬
chase of $800,000 temporary loan
Ann Arbor, Mich.
Macomb Central School DistrictMadison County School District, /
--Bond-Sale—The $340,000 spe¬
ing
Fund's Annual Report for notes, as follows:
No. 1 (R. O. Hammond), N. Y.
No. 5 (P. O. Sheridan), Mont.
1959 will be completed by March
cial assessment water main bonds
$200,000 revenue anticipation
Bond
Offering—Stella! Wilson, .
Bond Sale—The $114,00^ school
offered Dec. 14—v. 190, p. 2393—
l, 1960.
"
'notes. Due on Aug. 15, 1960.
building serial bonds offered Dec. District Clerk, will receive sealed;/
600,000 revenue anticipation weye awarded to Halsey, Stuart &
bids until 3:30 p.m. (EST) on Jan.
10—v. 190, p. 2189—were awarded
LOUISIANA
Co., at a price of 100.019, a net
12 for
the
purchase; of $43,900
|
notes. Due on Sept. 1, 1960..
to Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, as
interest cost of about 3.41%, as
Calcasieu Parish Community Center
school, bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 196Q. Dated
Jan.
7, 1960. * Principal
43/4s, at a price of par. ' v
follows:
and Playground District No% 3
Due on Jan. 1 from 1961 to; 1969 <
and interest payable at the Second
(P.O. Vitston), La.
NEVADA'
inclusive. -Principal and interest,
Bank-State Street TrustCompany, $80,000 as 4s. "Due on Aug. 1 from
;N oteOffering
Everett,
Juliah W.
—
.
..
.,
_
—
,
,
.
„
.
.
.
.
S400.000
Sale—The
Bond
gen¬
obligation bonds offered Dec.
2—v. 190, p. 1985—were avvarded
to a group composed of Newman,
Brown & Co., Inc., White, Hattier
& Sanford, and Howard, Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs Sc Co.
eral
De
Ridder, La.
Sale—The 5800,000
Bond
■
offered
bonds
improvement
public
Dec.
14—v.
to
190, p. 2292—were awarded
syndicate headed by Barrow,
a
Leary & Co., at
of
cost
interest
net
price of
a
about
par,
4.42%,
follows:
as
a
'
v/:
bonds: $122,000
as
4V4S, due on Feb. 1 from
1963 to 1975 inclusive; $48,000
$450,000 series A
,
4V4S, due
as
Feb. 1 from
1978 inclusive; $57,000
1976 to
on
•
Boston.
of
Boston.
'
,
addition
In
will bear
the
entire
issue
extra one-half of
an
payable
the
at
or
A"
State
ceive sealed
(EST)
certificates.
350,000 sewerage bonds: $101,000
1963 to 1975
414s,
as
1976
000
$66,000
from
1
as
from
1
In
to
1985
as
inclusive;
4.40s, due on Feb.
1986 to
addition
will bear
entire
issue
and
1 construction
Due
Feb.
on
15
inclusive.
to. 1975
Due
Feb.
on
general
certificates.
.
from
1963
1,100,000
Due
to
certificates.
from
1963
Due
Feb.
on
1975
to
•
coupon
from May 1, 1960
Feb. 1, 1962.
from
12,021,000
Other members of the syndicate
are
as
follows: Scharff & Jones,
Due
inclusive.
Barber
15
Arnold
;
&
Cran<e,
Nusloch,
Smith, Dorsey & Co.,
Baudean &
general
South
•
Feb.
on
15
inclusive.
/
Dated
public
from
1963
•
will
Due
1975
to
1970
inclusive.
-
(State of)
►
Bond Offering—A. P.
Tugwell,
State
Treasurer,
will
sealed bids until 11
Jan.
20 for
a.m.
receive
(CST)
the purchase
000,000 highway
third
bonds. Dated Jan.
on
of $15,-
series
LR
1, 1960. Due
on
Sears,
of
bonds.
Town
Bank-State
Treasurer,
bids c/o
will;
Trust
Bond
•
Dec. 15,
1960 to
cipal and interest (J-J) payable at
the State Treasurer's
office, or at
the State's fiscal
agency in New
York City. Legality
approved by
Wood, King & Dawson, of New
York City.
;
the
1979
Bank-State
inclusive.
Street
-
Delta
New Orleans, La.
...
Bond
$840,000
bonds, originally scheduled
offered
on
vanced
to
'f
Jan.
14
has
be offered
Terrebonne Parish-
on
to
been
be
ad¬
Feb. 4.
Recreation■
T)i*t. No. 7 (P\ O.
Chauvin),'
.
.
Louisiana
-
-
Bond
sealed
Merchants
Boston,
11
:
bids
National
28' State
a.m.
c/o
1959
190*
(EST)
Bank
Co.,
pur¬
Delafield
&
,
were
1960.
to
1959.
Clerk,
until
Jan.
5
on
of
Oct;
Dated
bbnds:
'1986 inclusive.- Principal arid
terest ,' (A-O)
Marine
1,;
Oct. 1 from I960 to !
on
payable
Midland' Trust
Mohawk ;v. Valley,
in¬
at " the:
Company
R e m s e 11
c
of Siena- College
St: Bernardine
,
•
,
10
pay¬
(EST)
m.
Jan. 8 for the
on
of $1,406,OOO' dbrniitory
revenue-1957 bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
1957: "Due on Oct. 1 from i960 to '
inclusive.
1997
Camden.
Hawkins.
of
by
a.
purchase
Interest
by
gality/approved
A-O.^ Le¬
Sullivan,
Don6van, Harirahan; McGovern 8i
Wood, of New York
'j ;; •;/:V;'
Lane, of New York City.
-
de¬
from
of „New
,
sewer
York, Tiehman
Brother^
&
and/Shields
100.004,
about
a
&
Co., at a
net
interest
3.41%,
$12,800,000
from
as
as
price of
of
cost
follows:
4s.
Due
Jan.
on
1
1963 to 1967 inclusive.
19,000,000
as
31/4s. Due
on
from
:
1971* to
14,000,000
a>
1974 and
bonds.
1961 to 1985 inclusive.
1973
inclusive
3.40s. Due
1975.
on
/
Jan. 1
NEW YORK ~
$320,000
a pa rt-
Dec.
15—v.
awarded
to.
190,
the
p.
2394-^
Federal
Brighton Union Free Sch.
No.
2
District
(P-. O. Rochester), N.
Y.
Bond Offering—-Elaine G. Good
District Clerk, will receive sealec
;
bids
c/o
enbaum,.
Culley,: Corbett & Tan
45
Exchange
Street
bids
Jan.
on
7
until
for
$857,000 bonds,
2
as
bonds.
Due
;
.
i
l
!
on
4 Dated
r
follows:
redevelopment
1961' to-
Feb.
~
;
..
I960.
1,
»
bonds.:
renewal
Feb.. 1 from
11984 inclusive:
?
from
inclusive. /
urban:
302,000
.
of
purchase
Due ,on -Feb. -1
to .1989
1961
(EST)
m.
p.
the
$550,000; ^ lif rih a n
!
r
/
-
•.
Principal/
and"interest (F-A) payable at the;
Chemical Bank .New York Trust
Company, of New York City. Le- .:;
gality
approved • ; by - CalxiweU,
Marshall, Trimble
Mitchell, of ;
New York City.
"
Woodstock
DiHrict
Common: Schi
(P1. O. Bbiceville), ^. Y- /
Bond Offering-^—George D; Fini- :
No.
!
gah,
2
District Clerk,
bids until 2
sealed
will receive
(EST)
m.
p;
purchase of
$56,000 school-1959 bonds. Dated
Dec; 1, 1959. Due on June t from' ;
1960 to 1975 inclusive. •Principal
on
,
■
.
Jan. 1
/,/ from 1968* to 1970 inclusive.
21,000,000 as 3%s. Due on Jan. 1
i *>• Schenectady;
.
.
F. Thompson
receive sealec
revenue
of New
& - Co.,
Halsey.
Co., Inc., First National
Bank, of Chicago, Drexel & Co.
15
/:
/
Bank, and
both
Barney
Stuart
stu¬
/revenue
Miss.
Co.,
V"
and
Smith,
-
Manhattan
Trust
including as co-man¬
agers, First National City Bank
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co., both
.
.
Chase
York,
1961
—
will
"Z-
Dec.
Bankers
(Cleveland).
-
sealed
the
for
fire
housing revenue-1959 bonds
offered
1970
Due
Jan. 7 /
$325,000 :
(EST)
: purchase"
school-1959
on
15—v.'190, p. 2394—
were awarded to a merged group
consisting of accounts headed by
•
Bond Sale—The
Due on Jan.
the;
for.
Seubert,,
Clerk, wiU receive sealed f
Ni Yi -C
f: 7; ;;
Bond: Offering^-Myles J. Burke, ■
Director of Finance, will .'receive;
Mississippi Stat* Colleger for
Women (Columbus), Miss.
of
New" Yorl':'-
Boad Offering—Marie
District'
fered
R.
Treasurer,
system
Offering*
Due from
Jan/ 5
15,
I:a.
—
bonds offered °Dec.
P-
and
.
District Nq.- l
K.
1958. Due
City,
i
water
Larie, of New York
Jersey (State-of)
Bond: Sale
The $66,800,000
State higher education bonds of¬
$925,000
Hattiesburg,
ment
1961
Edith
—
approved
.
for the purchase of $50,000 sewer
loan notes. Dated Jan.
15 from
Trust
&
Legality
2394—were awarded
Housing and Home
Finance
Agency, as 2%s, at a
price of par.
/ /f
Boston,
on
-
able at the First Camden National
to the Federal
Bond
DOncW6n;;/:H6hrah4nJ
&
Steuhen, /BoonForestport^Central. School
(P. O. Remjen), :
ville and
!
of
Dec. 1 from 1960 to 1978 inclusive.
p.m.
bids
on
Sale—The
housing
Try*
n,;
a
Branch, of ; Remsen. Legalityhapproved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
•
'
The
Bank
Street,
•
.
Principal and interest (J-D)
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 5
for
the. purchase
of
$2,600,000
'
cost.
158, Atco), N. J.
Offering
8
$50,000
College.
series
City
-
'Offering- —' -W a Iter J.
O'Malley, Town Treasurer, will
receive
of
dent
Storey, Thorndike, Palmer
until
State-
Com¬
Note
Offering Correction—The
publie belt, new series
-
sealed
(CST)
m.
Mississippi
1
•
Clinton, Mass.
,
p.
purchase
Boston. Legality approved
Dodge, of Boston.
15—v.
County Regional
the
20/for
partment bonds. Due
1965 inclusive. '
Principal
Trust
interest
bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
to
Dec. 15 from
on
Dec.
y
until.
Secretary
will:,: receive
7:30
111 v
,
Thompson,
and interest payable at the Second
f959. Due
'-
Dist.
Columbus, Miss. \
Ottering : —
Jean
•
u
Davies,
Secretary of Board
of j
(P'. O. Loudonville), N. 'Y.Z
Education, will receive sealed bids ]■: Bond Offering -— Rev. Edmund ;
until 8 p. m. (EST) on Jan. 11 for F. Christy,
O./F. M., President,
the purchase of $2,780,000 school will
receive
sealed - bids
until
iSi
Mississim-
'Company,
Jan. 1 from 1961 to 1984 inclusive.
Callable as of Jan. 1. 1969. Prin¬
S
New
re¬
purchase of $660,000 school proj¬
ect loan, act of 1948 bonds.
Dated
loan notes.(.series CTN-16)..
Daie^ Jan. 26, i960. DiieV on July'
26, 1960. Legality approved: by;
and
(P. O. Cooper Folly Road,
Box
the Second
Municipal
Dept., Second Floor,
ill Franklin Street, Boston, until
11 a.m. (EST) on Jan. 6 for the
by
^
purchase of $29,240,000, tem ¬
porary
2394—were not sold, due
p.
Bond
;
Sealed- bids
—
offered
bonds
*
•
$1,170,000
improvement school
Lower Camden
$1,450,000. building
-
.
Sch.
<
]:S/:}.:'tfTgAl:Schuoti<Distirte£^
Feb.
ceive sealed
pany, of
1990
to
Legality
Special
Jan.
on
chase
,~
Louisiana
J-J.
received-
,
1961
1963
Marquart, of Minne¬
K]-
Offering
Not' Snld—The
excessive
to
:
1960.
1,
No. 6, Minn.
be
(CST)
•
15,
1960.
Legal
Inc., and Rapides Bank & Trust
opinions by: Miles & Stockbridge;
Co., of Alexandria. •
; *
Weinberg
& * Green;
Piper
&
"■
//' Gretna, La.
/
'"i'Zi Marbury; Herbert R. OConer, all
Certificate Offering — Frank J. of Baltimore.
v
Deemer, City Clerk, will receive
V ; MASSACHUSETTS
*
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(CST) on
Jan. 7 for the purchase of $267,737
Barnstable, Mass.
street
paving certificates.
Due
Bond Offering — Howard
W.
from
from
1
Paul
'v.'C■'
Bond
school
to
&
St.
15
inclusive.
certificates.
Jan.
Interest
apolis.
plant
Feb.
on
1975
to
construction
•
Inc.,
1963
Jan.
on
-
1%
Dated
190,
(CST)
a.m.
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Scott,
inclusive.
1,500,000 sewage treatment
certificates.
Due
15
construction
>
water
on
Jan.
7
for
the
purchase of
$140,000 general obligation hospi¬
inclusive.
1975
to
Feb.
on
bids until 10:39
bonds./
Clifton, N. J. \
general
~
Roseau), (ifinn.
Bond Offering—Edgar O. Wold,
County
Auditor,
will :/ receive
tal
■
Bonds
County, Roseau Area Hosp.
sealed
not
were
—
;
-
the
bids until 2 p. m.
District (P.O.
construction
general
;
Roseau
offered -Dec.
2394
p,
^—»Williarp Reid,
Remsen,- -Trenton,
and cbunty voca¬
bonds
190,
*;;/
gutter bonds.
in¬
school
v.
—
obligation' curb
MINNESOTA^
:
16
sold.
bonds..
general
and
curb
park,
general,
-
Chgirmanv will receive sealed bids
luntil/1 p. i?iv (EST) pn;vJah,/5 lor
"
Bonds Not Sold—Th^ $1,967,000
,
tional
follows:
as
assessment
gutter
14,000
Paine, Webber,
Curtis,
special
$28,000
Mapdand Port Author¬
/ 3,700,000
extra one-half of
an
awarded- to
&
$42,000 bonds
190, p. 2293^—
14—^-v.
Dec.
■
Bergen County (Pi O.
Tfackensack), N. J.
Buchanan, Mich.
S»le—The
Bond
offered
Offering
Note
~-
.
York City Housing Authority,
New York
V;;.
New
McGovern
NEW-JERSEY!'^-Vv
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15 from 1963 to 1975 inclusive.
1990 inclusive.
the
r a
ity certificates.
from
1981
to
1963
1,000,000
inclusive;
4.35s, due on Feb. 1
1982
$105,000
1
.from
from
inclusive; $42,due on Feb. 1
4.30s,
1979
from
Feb.
on
1978
as
1
inclusive; S36.000
due
to
Feb.
on
ap¬
.
a.m.
certificates of
follows: ' y
as
(A-O) payable at the Comptrol¬
office, of the University. Le¬
gality
approved
by Dawso n,
Nagel, Sherman
/Howard, of
Denver..
; v
" •
by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
'
re¬
10:30
Legality
April 1 from 1962 to 1999
Principal and interest
on
ler's
as
M-N.
Due
inclusive.
Jan. 12 for the purchase
on
$23,i<Jl,000
of
until
bids
will
p.m.
1960 to 1989
of May 1,
from
1
Callable
Interest
1977.
Jackson
Treasurer,
8
of $lt-
purchase
(J-J) payable at the Citizen's Na¬
Legality approved by Hawkins, Dela¬
field & Wood, of New York City, f
tional Bank of Hammond.
382,000 housing revenue 1959 cer¬
tificates.
Dated
April
1,
1959.
proved
Maryland (State of)
Certificate Offering—Hooper S.
Miles,
May
on
inclusive.
MARYLAND
S3.8O0,QOO gene
4V2S, due
Due
were
/
.
until
bids
sealed
the
for
16
Jan.
John T. Gil-
—
receive
will
Secretary,
sealed bids until 10 a;m. (PST) on
(EST) on Jan. 14 for the purchase
of $659,000 sewage disposal sys¬
tem
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1959.
of
Bank
University of Nevada (Reno), Nev.
Certificate
O f ferin g—Alice
1
Jr., Township Clerk, will
receive
or
to Feb.
as
noon
at Morgan Guaranty
Trust
Company
of New
York
City.
Legality approved by
Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge
&
Rugg, of Boston.
Boston,
Offering
moure,
Bank, of Portland,
First National
debtedness,
1, 1962.
Bend
will
First Port¬
the
at
National
Aug.
on
BridgeportMich.
.
(EST) on Jan. 7 for the purchase
of
$2,000,000
temporary
loan
notes.
Dated Jan. 14, 1960.
Due
on Oct. 6, 1960.
Principal and in¬
terest
Due
1974 inclusive.
to
Township (P. O.
Bridgeport
derson, Director of Finance,
receive
sealed
bids
until
land
1964
Terry,
Offering—George H. An¬
1% coupon from April 1, 1960
.
///'/'/
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3%s.
as
from
inclusive.
1963
to
260,000
•
as
-
1961
by
approved
Portland, Maine
4.30s, due on Feb. 1 from
1979 to 1981 inclusive; $88,000
4.35s, due on Feb. 1 from
1982 to 1985 inclusive; $135,000 as 4.40s, due on Feb. 1
from 1986 to 1990 inclusive.
;
,
Note
as
;
Legality
Ely, Bartlett, Brown & Proctor, of
Jan..
7
for
the
and interest (J-D)
payable at the;
Bank of Orange County of
Wood-;
approved
by ^
Va ndewater,
Sykes,i s Heckler fGalloway, of New-'York 1 City.Z
stock.
Legality
•
inclusive. Principal, and interest .Housing, and 'Home
Finance Rochester 14, N. Y., until 11 a.m.
iNORT»i bAKOTAn -4:
Bond Of feringw Eugene J.
"'7V-V, ■ (..■
payable at The Merchants Na¬ 'Agency, as 2?«s, at a price of par. •(EST) on Jan. 7 for the purchase j
District. Secretary,' will
'
of $935,000 school / bonds.
•♦*.-. *'
tional Bank of Boston*, or at. thH i
Dated
Langdoni N: B.
\'y
■'/
Mississippi Southern Collegerevive sealed bids until 6:30 p.mv 'option of the hoider at
J&n. t, I960; Due' on Jam t from i
Bond S»le*WTher $23,W sewer
tbe Oihton
/ * Z.' Hatttesburg)% Miss'
3^?° ^an" 26 for the purchase
1961 to 1990 inclusive:
ot
Principal revenue8 bonds offered'>Dec. XOr— ...
$185,000 public improvement Trust. Company of Clinton.
i
Bond
Sale
the $1,465,000 and
interest" (J-J)
payable
at v.' 1*66;
'2395^were awarded te
bonds. Dated March
1, I960. Due
ReadingtJMaes?v
housing revenue-1958 bonds of¬ the Lincoln Rochester Trust Com¬ PiD'er, Jaffray & HOp^bod^'&S
on March 1 frbm
1963 to 1975 in¬
j / Bond Sale
T h e $4,100,000 fered Dec. 15—v.
190,'■ p. 2384— pany, in Rochester. Legality ap^ at a price of<par; In addition, the':
clusive. Interest
MrSrLegality ap¬ bonds offered Dec. 15-r-v. 190, p. •we
proved by Foley, Cox &
re/a warded, to the Federal proved by .Vandewater, Sykes, entire' issue' Will bear an extract
Judell, of 2501
were awarded
to a group
Housing
and
,H o m e
Finance Heckler
New Orleans.
St
Galloway, -of
New coupon from Eeb./ iy I960 Jq/Nov,
f
*
_
Chauvm,
v
-
-
t
*
•
—
..
—
—
-
composed of Smith, Barney & Co.,
Agency,
as
3s, at
a
price of
par.
York
City.
1,
1961,
*
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j
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191
Volume
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Chronicle
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/FSTi
Tan
nn
if
of
Brook Park, Ohio
1 a
+i?
{
est Salem- Legality approved
I
u
r*£r.Repurchase by
u
$95,000 school building bonds,
Dated Jan. 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1
of'
Squire,
Sanders
&
Dempsey,
Cleveland
Offering—Cyrus E. McL, '
"
rovern, Village
Clerk, will re- from 1961 to 1977 inclusive. Prin- Perktns Local School District, Ohio
sealed bids until 8-p.m. cipal and interest
(J-D) payable
®ond Sale^The $925,000 school
Stf) on Jan. 19 for the purchase at the Citizens Bank', of Hamers- buildlnS bonds offered Dec. 14—v.
ville. Legality
I
$28 948
road
improvement
approved by Peck
190> P- 2395—were awarded to a
/limited tax), special assessment Shaffer
Williams, of Cincinnati syndicate composed of-Stranahan,
5 Dated Feb. 1, 1960. DUeon Highland
Harris & Co., McDonald & Co.,
County*Joint Township
The «Ohio
npc 1 from, 1961 to 1970 inclusive.;
Company,
Wm.
J.
Hospital District (P. O.
Hillsboro), Mericka & Co., and Raffensperger,
Principal and interest (J-D) payOhl°
V
e aHhe Central National Bank
Hughes <&<Co., Inc., as 4%s, at a
Bond Sale—The
5? Cleveland. Legality approved
$600,000 hospi- price of 102.02, a basis of about
tal bonds offered Dec. 14—v.
190,1 4.04%;
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey of
p. 2294—were awarded to a
group
Cleveland. - ,
-*
Rond
f
1981
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
(J-D}:payable at the First
terest
Mason
Bank
approved
of
by
Mason.
Peck,
.
128,000
1970
"Legality
Shaffer
Williams, of Cincinnati.
^
^
,
u
.
Exempted Village School
Caldwell
DisTict (P.
O.
Ohio
120, Caldwell),
Box
Offering — Margaret R.
Clerk of Board of Edu¬
ction, ' will
receive sealed ;■ bids
until 1 P. m, (EST) on Jan. 13 for
the purchase of $524,000 building
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1960. Due on
Dec 1 from 1961 to 1983 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the First National Bank,
of Caldwell. Legality approved by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
Bolld
Archer,
;;
,
,
(P. O. Poole Road,**
District
(Cincinnati 39), Ohio
Offering — William
A.
Bond
of Board of Edu¬
cation,\ will receive sealed
bids
until noon (EST) on Jan. 13 for
Clerk
Thomas,
the
purchase of $1,300,000 school
and improvement bonds.
huildiijig
Dated Feb.
and
Dec.
payable
in
State
June
on
1, from 1961 to 1982
Principal and interest
inclusive.
(J-D)
1, 1960. Due
at the Farmers
Miamitown. Le¬
Bank,
Jefferson. Ohio
Bond
Muskingum School District,
(P. 0. New Concord), Ohio
Bond
Offering
receive
(EST)
sealed
Dated Feb.
from
J.
—
E.
Gibson,
Education, will
bids
until
noon
Jan. 20 for the purchase
on
$1,100,000
1
building
1,
1961
1960. Due
to
1982'
bonds.
on
at
the
New
of First National
Legality
Nov.
Concord
pay¬
Fairfield Local School
District,
headed by
&
Mayer,, as 41/4S, at
100.69, a basis of about
4,17%.
Other members of the
syndicate
are as
follows: Pohl & Co., W. E.
Hutton &
Co., Fox, Reusch & Co.,
Walter, Woody &
Heimerdiiiger,
Breed, & Harrison,
Inc., Magnus
&
Co., Ellis & Co., and Einhorn
&
Co.
lst
lP' O. R.
Bond
b°nds
p.
School
D. 2, Columbiana),
Ohio
Bank, of
price of
Dec.
2294—were
awarded
to
of°?f)i
C°u a-s 4V4S' at a
101.337, a basis of about
Garaway
Local
School
District,
Ohio
1960.
to
Due
1983
June
on
1. from
inclusive.
-p,
*
approved
Legality
Shaffer
&
Peck,
Williams, of Cincinnati.
Lake
Township Local Sch. District
(P. O. Millbury), Ohio
Bond
Offering—Eva A. John¬
Clerk-Treasurer of Board of
until 2 p.m. (EST)
the
purchase of
Jan. 21 for
on
$740,000
building
1960.
bonds.
Due
1983
Dated
Dec.
on
school
Jan.
from
1
1961
1,
to
Principal1 and in¬
(J-D)
payable
at' the
Farmers Savings Bank
Company,
Stony Ridge.
Lakota Local School District
(P. O.
-Risingsun), Ohio
Bond Offering — Alice R.
Kettler, Clerk-Treasurer of Board
of
Education, will receive sealed
bids
until
(EST)
noon
building
Jan. 18
on
$838,000 school
and
equipment bonds.
1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1
Dated Jan.
from 1961 to 1984 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal an,d interest
at
the
(J-D)
Commercial
&
Sav¬
ings Co., Fostoria.
Liberty Township Local Sch. Dist.
(P. O. 317 Churchill-Hubbard
Road, Youngstown), Ohio
Offering—Arnold Collins,
Bond
sealed
receive
Education, will
bids
until
noon
Jan. 7 for the purchase
$955,000 school building bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1960. Due on June
and
*'
Offering
Hugo Miller,
II i. of Board of Education, will
(vwrv
sea*ed bids until 3 p.m.
nf coon?1 Jan> 19 f°r tbe purchase
$880,000 school
building bonds.
an in*
196°- Hue on June
—
on
Dec.
1
-from
1961-
to
1982
rfta\1Ve" ^iucipal and interest
Rnni ;
Payable at the Reeves
J
r?8 ^ Trust Co., Sugarcreek.
y
o
c'ers &
Greene
aPProved
Township
District (P.
p
,
by,.
Dempsey,
^
O.
Squire,
of Cleveland.
Local
School
Lockwood),
Ohio
^
—bio bids were
bonS lf0r the $20'099 building
P 2395
d DeC* 14~"V' 19°'
Homersuille
P
Bank
Ohio
Board of
W. Neu,
Education, will
1961
to
1979
of
notes
Bank
and
issue
sold
was
&
4s, at
of
$15,000
building
to
The
Herter
Trust
a
Co., of Louisville,
price of par.
Mentor, Ohio
Offering — William
Bond
Johnstone, Village Clerk, will
ceive
sealed
(EST)
bids
.until
on Jan. 12 fof the
$167,000
storm
re-
noon
purchase
bonds.
sewer
a syndicate headed
by the First
Cleveland - Corp., as 4*/4s, at
price of 100.77, a basis of about
4.16%.
Other members of the syndicate
follows: Braun, Bosworth
Co., Inc., Doll & Isphording,
Inc., Fahey, Clark & Co., Field,
Richards & Co., Ginther &
Co.,
Hayden, Miller & Co., McDonalc
&
Co., McDonald-Moore & Co.,
Inc., Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.,
were
as
&
Northwestern Local School District
R.D.
No.
1,
West Salem),
Ohio\
Bond
Offering
—
Clerk of Board of
receive
(EST)
sealed
on
of
Jan.
C.
L.
Ohio
Company, Prescott &
Co., Provident Bank of Cincinnati,
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., Stranahan, Harris & Co., and the Weil
Roth &
14
until
Miley,
for
1
the
sealed
(EST)
will
re¬
on
bids
until
1
p.m.
Jan. 14 for the purchase
$34,500 fire truck and equip¬
of
Due
bonds.
Dated
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1
Feb.
from
1,
1961
Principal
interest
and
$20,000
follows:
$14,000 fire station and equipment
bonds. Due from 1963
Bond
Offering—Leslie F
Martin, Clerk-Treasurer of Boarc
of Education, will receive sealec
bids until
(EST)
noon
waterworks
from 1963 to
bonds.
Due
1968 inclusive.
Sequoyah County (P. O. Sallisaw),
O f f
ering —Jess
on
bids until 2 p.m.
for
from
Dec.
on
inclusive.
(J-D)
1
from
1961
payable
at
to
Ross,
Ripley-U nion-Lewis Local School
District
(P. O. Ripley), Ohio
Bond Offering—John A.
Grippa
(EST)
sealed
Education, wil
bids
until
noon
Jan. 19 for the purchase
of $537,000 school building bonds
on
Dated Jan.
15
from
15, 1960, Due
to
1961
1980
The
at
Bank,
of
Dec
on
inclusive
Principal and interest (J-D)
able
Citizens
Nationa
Legality ap¬
proved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil
liams, of Cincinnati
Ripley-U nion-Lewis Local Sch. Dist
(P. O. Ripley), Ohio
Bond Offering—O. S. Phillips
Head,
until
bids
of
will
Jan.
receive
15
for
$537,000
the
building
Bond
eral-
obligation
school
p.m.
(EST)
Jan.
on
19
for
1
the
of
County
will
receive
a.m."
(EST)
Commissioners,
sealed
bids
bonds. Dated Jan.
until
-
10
;•
for* the
r
funding-!960
)
Jan.,
,on
purchase of >$65,000
2
2, 1960. Due
on *
Jan. 2 from 1961 to 1973 inclusive, f
'
Interest J-J.
.
Hazle
"5
Township School District
(P. O. 410 Hazleton National
Bank
Building, Hazleton), Pa. ~
Offering — Edward M.
Bond
Bunk,
.
•
Secretary
of
Board
of.
Directors,
will
receive,
School
sealed bids until 8 p. m. (EST) on.-.;
Jan. 6 for the purchase of $27,000 j<
general
obligation
improvement
(limited tax) bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
Due
.970
on
Jan.
inclusive.
terest
from
1
1962
to
Principal and in¬
payable
the
at
Hazleton
National
Bank, of Hazleton. Le¬
approved
by
Townsend,
gality
lliott & Munson, of Philadelphia.
Marple
Township School District
Authority (P. O. Broomall), Pet.
Bond
Offering
—
Donald
C.
Senges, Secretary of Board of Ed¬
ucation, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 14 for
nhe purchase -of $210,000
schoolFeb.
to
bonds.
revenue
1, 1960. Due
961
1980
Dated
Nov. 1 from
inclusive.
Legality
on
approved by Townsend, Elliott &
Munson, of Philadelphia.
Oakmont School District, Pa.
Offering—Harold R.
Lit-
until 7:30 p. m. (EST) on Jan. 11
for the purchase of $670,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds. Dated
Feb.
1, 1960. Due
on Feb. 1 from 1961
inclusive.
Legality ap¬
1987
&
Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
building^
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1960. Due on
Feb. 1 from 1961 to 1965 inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
Scranton
School District, Pa.
Offering—Jacob Eckers-'
Bond
ey, District
ceive
sealed
Secretary,
bids
will
until
8
re¬
p.m.
Legality approved by Shuler,
Sayre, Winfree & Rankin, of Port¬
(EST) on Jan. 14 for the purchase
of
$314,000
general
obligation./
school (limited tax) bonds. Dated
land.
Feb.
1, 1960.
1961
to
fice.
'
Milton-Free water,
Oregon
Bond Offering — J. R. Castner,
City Manager, will receive sealed
bids
until
7:30
(CST) on
Jan. 11 for the purchase of $22,136 Bancroft improvement bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1960. Due on Feb. 1
from
1961.
p.
m.
inclusive.
1970
to
Le¬
gality approved by Shuler, Sayre,
Winfree &
Rankin, of Portland.
Port of Portland
(P. 0.,Box 4099,
a
Sale—The $2,000,000
bonds
offered
Dec.
Dry
14
and
Oregon, in Port¬
cate
are
the
syndi¬
First
Boston
of
follows:
Feb. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Principal
.
,
interest payable at the North;
Bank
Com¬
Trust
and
of Scranton.
Legality ap¬
proved by Townsend, Elliott &
pany,
Munson, of Philadelphia.
Upper Merion Township (P. O. ;*.
King of Prussia), Pa.
Bond Sale—The $150,000 gen^;
eral obligation bonds
offered Dec J.
10—v.. 190, p. 2396—were awarded >
to Ira Haupt & Co., and Poole & ^
Co., jointly, as 35/8s at a price of*
100.05, a basis of about 3.61%, L:
York School District, Pa.
Bond
Rudy,
School
members
Due
—
.
Other
1973
Scranton
190, p. 2190—were awarded to
syndicate headed by the First
land.
until
Clerk
proved by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry
will
bids
,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
v.
sealed
'''* *
,
bids until 8 p. m. (PST) on Jan. 12
for the purchase of $60,000 gen¬
National Bank of
receive
'
.
;
•'
'
'
•
to
Dock
Offering—Hattie M. Cun¬
-'V
wiler, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
Portland), Oregon
Ohio
Lynch,
Pacific '
Smith,
Forest County (P. O. Tionesta),
Pennsylvania V„» ■,'/'* ,Z '
Bond Offering — Orion
Allion,
Bond
(P. O. Cottage Grove),
Oregon
Bond Offering—Cecil H. Safley,
Bond
Salem-Washington Local School
(P. O. Port Washington),
,
Due
County School District No.
bonds.
District
Merrill
&
-
inclusive.
1979
to
bonds.
U-14J
pay-
Ripley.
Executive
Lane
1982
Croghan
Colonial Bank, of Fremont.
*
Clerk of Board of
1962
Jan. 6
$185,000
on
OREGON
interest
the
of
courthouse
Jan. 13
and
Principal
(CST)
purchase
County
$206,000 schoo
building bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1960
Due
the
*
PENNSYLVANIA
series 1960
Oklahoma
Bond
Fenner
-
1976
inclusive.
for the purchase of
Offering
S.
—
*
■
Gordon
Secretary
of
Board
of
Directors,
will
receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p. m. (EST)
on
Jan.
12 for the purchase
of
purchase of $327,000 school building bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1960. Due
on
Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1982 in¬
Corp., Weeden & Co., Dean Witter
& Co., Pacific Northwest Co., and
$250,000 general obligation school'
(limited)
bonds.
clusive.
Atkinson & Co.
1960.
Due
on
1986
inclusive.
(J-D)
Principal
payable at
of Dover
proved
by
interest
and
the.
National
(Oxford office) in
Newcomerstown.
Legality
Squire,
Sanders
ap¬
&
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
South Lebanon Local School Dist.,
Ohio
p.m
pur¬
Doughman,
$425,000 school building
to
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Riley Twp. Local School District
(P. O. Route 4, Fremont), Ohio
Bond \
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1960. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1982 inclusive.
,
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Jan.
for
the
purchase
of
6,000
follows:
as;
960.
Kiefer, Okla.
Bond Offering—Ira E.
Rongey,
Town Clerk, will receive sealed
as
1
Co.,., Chas.
N.
T r i p p
&
Co.*
Blankenship, Gould & Blakely, ;
Inc., and Hess, Grant & Reming- r
1967
OKLAHOMA
bonds,
Jan.
on
inclusive^
Northwest Co., Dean Witter & Co., "
Atkinson & Co., June S. Jones &
1960.
to
t
Irving Co.
Education, will
bids
Auditor-Treasurer,
ceive
The
Ifank
terest M-N.,
O.
City
ning, Clerk of Board of Education,
P.
Dated Jan. 1, 1960. Due on Nov. 1
from 1961 to 1970 inclusive. In¬
(P.
W., Canton),
Westlake, Ohio *
Offering—Ruth A. Horst,
1. to
purchase
equipment
-
tional Bank of Cleveland. Legal¬
ity approved by Squire, Sanders
& Dempsey, of Cleveland.
sealed
Girard.
Sale—rAn
storage
of
(P. O.
in¬
Louisville, Ohio
,
chase
Local High Sch. DUt.,
CIah'J Of
,0fferlng—Harold
lv
from
1
clusive.
as
N.
—
receive
Clerk of Board of
Sweney Cartwright:& Co., as
43/4s, at a price of 100.16, a basis
of about 4.73%.
"
Sale
The $2,550,000
building bonds offered Dec.
15—v, 190, p. 2395—were awarded
payable
Bank
o
ment
inclusive.
terest
of
23—v. 190, p. 1987—were awarded
(J-D) payable at the Central Na¬
I
°f Mason.
by
$42,338 water
ine
improvement
assessment
(limited tax) bonds offered Nov.
4
,
®an^>
State
Local School District
Bond
and
tional
Bond
fM. Hec.
Merchants
the
school
1961
Principal
Mc-
*
and
.
at
Due
ton, Inc.-
Sale—The
Rond
4yss.
as
■
yiennat Ohio
Ohio
interest (J-D) payable at the First
Mason
price
School (District,
Ohio
(J-D) .payable
Co., as 4V4S, at a price
101.557, a basis of about 4.07%.
Bond
are
Pierce,
-
.
3900 Frazer Ave.
noon (EST) on Jan. 21 for the
purchase of $290,000 building and
equipment bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
Note
Local
v
|terest
Offering — Charles
M. Taylor, Clerk Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
4.10%.'
'
bids
bonds.
Dated
Jan.
1,
I960. Due on Dec<T from 1961 to
1983 inclusive. Principal and in¬
Plain
Mills
190,
11—v.
sealed
Bank, of Archbold.
Principal
and
interest
(J-D) payable at the legal de¬
pository, presently The First Na¬
Sale—The $590,000 school
offered
receive
building
Kings
(EST)
Local
will
of Edu-
(EST) on Jan. 14 for
purchase of $148,000 school
rthe
of
Fairfield-Waterford
[ cation,
Farmers
for the purchase of
Ohio
Bond Sale—An issue of
$1,493,500 school
improvement
bonds
was sold to a
syndicate
price of
Clerk-Treasurer of Board
Ashtabula, as 4s, at a
100.02, a basis of about ,3.99% !
Bank, Zanesville.
approved
Seasongood
Ray,
strdet
$4,500
to The Farmers National
Office
by
Squire,
Sanders &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
a
The
—
inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N)
able
Sale
<
Education, will receive sealed, bids
East
Clerk of Board of
,
equipment bonds offered Dec. 14
-v.
190, p. 2395—were awarded
son,
Williams; of Cincinnati.
of
Co., Inc.;
until 8 p.m.
gality approved by Peck, Shaffer
6
&
Wm. J. Mericka &
Co., as 4s,
at a price of
101.577, a basis of
about. 3.82 %.'.v
:■* -X)
and
Bond
Township Local School
Colerain
Inc., Braun, Bosworth
t
Cleveland.
Pettisville Local School
District,
Ohio
Bond Offering—Miriam M.
composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Ohio
&
i
inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate *
ing bonds offered Dec. 14—v. 19Q,
p.
2395—w,ere awarded to J. /A.
of
Jan. 1 from
on
1973
from 1974 to 1980
_
Bond Sale—The $750,000 build¬
White
to
229,000
&
Spencerville Local School District,
-
4s. Due
as
*
,
.
51-
OHIO
•-
•
...
•
Offering
Education,
Clerk
will
Richard
C.
of: Board
of
—
receive
sealed
as
Wasco
12
County School District No
(P. O. The Dalles), Oregon
Bond
Sale—The
$645,000 gen¬
eral obligation building bonds of¬
fered Dec. 10—v. 190, p. 2395—
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
headed
by
the
First
Nationa
Bank
of
Oregon, Portland, at
price of 100.07, a net interest cost
of about 4.14%, as follows:
bids until 8 p. m. (EST) on Jan. 13
for the purchase of $95,000 school
$128,000
bonds.
Principal and interest^J-D) pay¬ addition
Dated
Feb.
1,
able »,at the Farmers State Bank I 1960. Due on Dec. 1 from 1961 to
160,000
as
4%s.1 Due
on
Jan.
from 1961 to 1964 inclusive.
from
as
4%s.
1965
to
Due
on
Jan.
1969 inclusive.
terest
1
Jan."
from
1',1
1962
to'
Principal and in¬
payable
Treasurer's
Dated
Jan.
at
office.
the
District
Legality
ap¬
proved by Saul, Ewing, Remick &
Saul, of Philadelphia.
PUERTO
Puerto
Rico
Economic
Indicators
Lfpward—Puerto
continued
in
1959
to
and
RICO
(Commonwealth
Rico's
All
of)
Point
economy*,
grow at a fast
Commonwealth
pace
offi-j
cials predict new records for 1960.
Gross
product passed $1,400,-
000,000, rising 6%
above
that
of
.
to
expected
in 1960.
is
and
1958,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(52)
52
$1,500,000,000
the
For
price of
a
100.006,
3.91%,
$7,084,000
5s.
Board of Trustees of State Colleges
100
capita income topped $5UUSpurring economic growth was
Bond
new
investment at a rate of ap¬ housing 1958 revenue bonds of¬
proximately $300,000,000, or 21 /o fered Dec. 14—v. 190, p. 2396—
of gross product. This exception¬
were
awarded
to
the
Federal
ally high rate of investment (as a Housing
and
Home
Finance
percentage of GNP) has been Agency, as 2%s, at a price of par.
maintained for the past 3 years.
age per
as
Due
on
the
at
Thorgrimson
Preston,
by
approved
&
Horowitz,
of
Seattle.
"All
point
signs
continued
of the
Teodoro
to
growth in all sectors
economy," according to
Director
Moscoso,
Development
of the Eco¬
Administia-
of Opera¬
tion, spark-plug agency
"Barring
Bootstrap.
tion
some
such as resumption
prolonged scale of the main¬
steel strike, we expect 1960
development
a
on
land
to
equal
9,310,000 as/4s.
Due
from 1972 to
540,000
10
1988 inclusive.
Vis.
as
Feb.
On
Due
Feb.
on
1989.
■
10,
Connell,
Other members of the syndicate
pal Division, 45 Milk St., Boston,
until noon (EST) on Jan. 5 for
Farm value of the
of $228,000,000.
crop
cane
1961
Value of livestock,
poultry production
topped $81,000,000.
After a "Standing-Room-Only"
winter tourist season, the Com¬
monwealth tourism industry en¬
and
joyed an exceptionally busy
spring, summer and fall. By year's
end the industry's income was run¬
ning at an annual rate estimated
at $50,000,000 and is expected to
further in
rise still
Although
other
and
1960.
District
saeled
receive
Secretary,
bids
until
facilities
ta¬
Dated
activity.
Value
of
construction
completed or underway during the
approached 5200,000,000. The
coming year will see not only a
year
continued
high rate of construc¬
housing, and in highway
port development, but a new
upswing in hotel construction. A
400-room, Sip,000,000 hotel to be
operated by the Sheraton Corp. is
only one of several large projects
tion
in
and
which
will get
Puerto
underway in 1960.
Rico's
trade during
total
external
mately 90%
of it with
nental U. S. Purchases of
goods
are
Bank
holder's
the
Island
mainland
estimated at better'than
$650,000,000.
In the past 10 years,
while Puerto Rico's
population has
of
Boston,
or
liam
at
will
8
Stern, Lauer & Co.,
of
Cincinnati,
Bond
bonds
Shafto,
Sale—The
2396—were
to
190,
p.
a
syndi¬
Northern
the
by
un¬
(callable)
15—v.
awarded
headed
cate
$2,989,000
Dec.
Trust
Co., of Chicago, at a price
100.0025, a net interest cost of
of
about
3.71%,
$510,000
Due
1061 to
from
1,729,000
from
1966
Callable
Other
of
as
Due
Trust
the
of
of
Dallas,
Bond
bonds
N.
Hart
Guerin
Board
of
Texas
and
bonds
revenue,
from
food
processing
as
result
a
of operations
in
1959
particularly important
facturing
enterprises.
of
One
is
Indep.
School
May 15 from
inclusiye.
to
1975
15,
(unlimited
western
bonds
Dec.' 14—v.
side
of San
Juan
harbor
a
2295—were
Omaha.
$30,000,000
cate
established
west
petrochemicals
is
a
plant
Ponce on the south coast
by
Union Carbide
Corp. Both reflect
Rico's success in stimulat¬
near
Puerto
of
Bond
Sale
(P.
Utah
O.
ing "integrated" economic devel¬
opment. Each has begun
core
industry
to
for
complexes.
Y
serve
only one-fourth
manufactured
the
goods
Continental
monwealth
still account
of
U.
1%
of the
"consumed
S.,
the
in
Com¬
now
manufactures for
I ®xP01't some 400
separate products.
Latest
economic
studies
indicate,
o^inn ^oscoso said, that
2,400
other
products
can
cessfully manufactured
Y "e.
didates
li,fte<*
tor
synthetic
at
be
least
as other ' prime can¬
future development
electronic com¬
fibers,
"
interest
The
—
$3,160,000
series A
system
1959,
-
Housing , and Home Fi¬
Agency, as 2%s, at a orice
Y.
par.
'
1
-■
a
to
price of
of
cost
p.
Clark
syndi¬
a
the First
WASHINGTON
x)
190,
about
a
$440,000
as
from
410,000
4l/2S.
1960
as
Due
1982
to
4-Vis.
on
on
The
to
as
4,/ss.
from 1990 to
Due
on
as
follows:
sealed
bonds.
until
10:30
a.m.
on
B
Due
1
on
Feb.
Dated
from
1
inclusive.
1994 inclusive.
Principal
payable
at
(FiA)
proved
&
Feb.
1, 1960.
1962
to
and
1980
Indep. School
by
District,
Sale
(ft
«
Franklin
No.
schoolhouse,
tax)
190,
The 516,934,000
series 1959 (limited
bonds offered
p.
2295—were
Dec.
14
awarded
—
to
v.
a
syndicate headed by the First Na¬
tional City Bank of New
York, at
1
Feb.
from
1962
$95,000
v
1,
to
CURED OF CANCER
from
1961
150,000
from
Due
to
1965
to
and
of
100.001, a
about 3.29%,
CURED OF CANCER
v'
31/4S.
as
Bank,
of
of
;
3V2S.
as
"
Y
price
Jan.
on
1964
1
inclusive.
Due
Jan.
on
1
1970 inclusive.
Baraboo
(Towns)
School District No. Jt. 2 (P. O.
Route 1, Baraboo), Wis.
v
Bond
Sale—An issue
school bonds
was
a
of
$50,000
sold to Loewi &
price of
CURED OF CANCER
fol¬
par, as
$26,000
as
from
24,000
as
Dated
4V2S.
Due
June
on
1
There
41/4S.
Due
June
on
1972 to 1979 inclusive.
these
Dec.
:';.Y
Fighting
cancer
Victoria, B. C.
Debenture
(PST)
of
to
issue
of
sold
was
to
as
Due
1974
5.%s,
on
at
Dec.
a
1
price
from
Treasurer, will
bids
until
11:30
-
1960.
Series
1, I960. Due
1962 to
A
on
re¬
a.m.
1
1980 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
office,
socials,
SCOTIA
County debentures was
Stanbury & Co., Ltd., and
Cornell, MacGillivary, Ltd., joint¬
ly, as 6s, at a price of 95.33.
to
* Halifax, N. S.
$500,000
Sale
County
'
An
—
issue
debentures
of
was
sold
to a group composed of Nes
bitt, Thomson & Co., Ltd., the
Royal Bank of Canada, Dominion
Securities Corp., Ltd., and W. C.
Pitfield & Co., Ltd., as
6s, at a
price of 97.57.
J"
' ;
•
center.
Northumberland
and
Durham
Counties, Ontario
Debenture Sale
An
issue of
$950,000 County debentures was
99.60.
1960 to
Due
on.
Corp.,
& Co,
a
price
Dec. ,20
from
1979 inclusive.
QUEBEC
(F-A) payable
Bond
Town
Delson, Quebec
Offering-r-W. Theberge,
Secretary-Treasurer,
receive
sealed
club, at
bids
your
your
until
will
8
p.m.
community
They're all de-
signed to alert
you, your
family and
:
friends to
your
facts about
mean
cancer
Call
or
Y
whichy
the difference
V between life and
death,
v
■
•
;
write the Unit of
; the American Cancer
ciety nearest
you.
So-
It's
stocked with ammunition
that could savc+your
•r
ONTARIO
of
your
PTA meeting, your church:
$265,000
bonds.
Feb.
They-re free for use in your'
of
Cumberland County, N. S. J
Debenture Sale — An issue of
sold
hard->
hitting, dramatic films.
inclusive,
NOVA
ammunition:
posters; ex¬
hibits; film strips; easy-to-
Yunderstand folders;
1960
on
Dated Feb.
from
An
—
a
Jan. 14 for the purchase
5350,000
general
obligation
school
Sale
$70,238 City Debentures
is our bus-
iness. We have all kinds of
BRITISH COLUMBIA
Ltd., and Wood, Gundy
Ltd., jointly, as 6V2S, at
County
they obtained
from the American Caricer
I!
CANADA
(P.
Wash.
their lives to
owe
Society.
.
Pasco),
women ac¬
Cutler, of Chicago.
sold to Dominion Securities
O.
and
information
National Bank, of Bara¬
boo. Legality approved
by Chap¬
&
men
tually
Baraboo
man
million of
a
them! Untold numbers of
1
1, 1959.
Principal
interest (J-D) payable at the
and
are
1961 to 1971 inclusive.
County, Pasco Sch. Dist.
1
ceive sealed
—
Dated
—
Horowitz, of Seattle.
"
mer,
T exas
(PST)
purchase of
1958
obligation
cost
follows:
office.
Bond Offering—Vivian B. Ham¬
Houston
f
inclusive.
receive
a.m.
National
a
interest
net
as
interest
the
County
Legality
ap¬
Preston, Thorgrimson
Treasurer's
Rauscher, Pierce &
Co., Mercantile National at Dallas,
Goodbody & Co., Dallas Rupe &
Son, Inc., and Fridley & Freder¬
king.
bids
ries
Other members of the syndicate
are
First
Debenture
Jan. 8 for the purchase
of $100,000 general obligation, se¬
1
Dec.
1980
the
Feb.
on
Chicago, at
(P. O.
.
(PST)
from 1983 to 1989 inclusive,
650,000
to
Jan.
Sievers,
will
can
Vancouver), Wash.
Bond Offering—Eva
King Burgett, County Treasurer, will re¬
1
Dec.
No., 114
^
inclusive.
Due
1961
$385,bonds.
on
$245,000 cor¬
porate purpose bonds offered Dec.
14—v. 190, p. 2191—were awarded
.•
4.22%,
Dec.
from
1960. Due
Wisconsin
County, Evergreen School
District
South¬
100.08.
improvement
Dated Jan. 1,
Sale—The
bonds offered Dec. 14—v.
nance
a
school
County (P. O. Green Bay),
Bond
190, p. 2296—were awarded ta the
ceive
Bond
ponents, aircraft components
arid
§ldSS*
Co., at
suc¬
here.
Brown
94.03.
revenue
follows:
growing
.
Although Puerto Rico's rapidly
multiplying industries
as
by
t
for
bonds.
Montreal,
City), Utah
The $1,500,000
—
awarded
headed
net
e
offered
by Nebraska Consolidated Mills of
Another
1
12 for the purchase of
000
group
composed of A. E.
Ames & Co., Ltd., Nesbitt, Thom¬
son &
Co., Ltd., and the Bank of
housing
of
schoolhouse
S
Jan.
WISCONSIN
1959.
•
Bond
Offering—Ovila Bergeron,
Secretary-Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
-
Nov.
Salt Lake
T exas
a
West, Magog), Quebec
Bond
inclusive.
inclu¬
UTAH
District,
large flour and feed mill, Molinos
de Puerto
Rico, erected on the
Magog Catholic Sch. Commission
(P. O. 374 St. Patrice Street,
Principal and in¬
terest
(F-A)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Weter, Roberts &
Shefelman, of Seattle.
Federal
Garland
.
■
.
Everett),
O.
11
general
B
from
on
1967
University
of
manu¬
1980
until
12
1960. Due
$22,000
Legality
approved
by
Vinson,
Elk i ns,
Weems & Searle, of Houston.
$1,369,000 Series 1959-B bonds.
161,000 Series 1959-A bonds.
in
petrochemicals
(P.
Treasurer,
$40,000
series
clusive.
Dated
follows:
as
of
May 15 from
on
1991
11—
development
the start
4.62%,
201
bids
Jan.
on
sive; $87,000 as 5V2S, due on
May 15 from 1976 to 1989 in¬
union
Dec.
First
bonds:
5V2S, due
15
$1,530,000 West
(at Canyon)
offered
In¬
'■
/
.
.
Offering—Verne
County
sealed
100,000 general obligation bonds:
$13,000 as 4V2S, due on May
Teachers
student
F-A..:.
/
State College
dormitory
Feb]
1980 inclusive.
Washington
follows:
as
4V2S, due
1976 to
Colleges (P. O. Box K Capitol
Station, Austin), Texas
Bond Sale—The
the
1960 to 1975 inclusive; $75,000
as
&
Regents ^State
No.
Bond
system
sewer
to
revenue
as
Parvin; William
Co., and Eppler,
Turner, Inc.
&
on
bonds.
on
•
lows:
issue^, of $197,-
sold
Corp.,
$97,000
&
Edwards
'
Co., Inc., at
Sale—An
was
Texas
Worth; Texas Bank & Trust Co.,
Dallas;
Fridley
&
Frederking,
of about
for
from ,1961 to
Due
Interest J-J.
District
Dec
4.10s.
as
000 waterworks and
St.
Louis;
Rauscher,
Pierce
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Equitable Securities Corporation;
First National Bank, Dallas; First
Southwest
Co.; Dittmar & Co.;
Fort Worth National Bank, Fort
Austin;
offered
Palacios, Texas
syndi¬
1960's, Mr. Moscoso predicted rapid
a
1960.
Snohomish County, Snohomish Sch.
Fairfield
$250,000 street
to The Mercantile National Bank,
Mercantile
Company,
of Seattle.
10—v. 190, p. 2396—were awarded
1,
YYAYYy'Y
follows:
as
Sale—The
improvement bonds
Feb. 1, 1970.
members
are
Feb.
on
1, 1960. Due
Legality approved by
Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz,
Marshall, Texas
Bond
1973 inclusive.
1975.
and
Jan.
1963 to 1990 inclusive.
Interest J-J.
1
Feb.
on
bonds. Dated
Jan. 1 from
&
„
Inc.,.
inclusive.
Due
to
3.70s.
as
Feb.
on
1965
3.60s.
as
1974
cate
5s.
as.
750,000
follows:
as
Lyons
Russ & Co., Inc.:
Fahey, Clark & Co., Folger, No¬
lan, Fleming-W. B. Hibbs & Co.
Inc., Seasongood & Mayer,- First
Cleveland Corp., Henry G. Well.
& Co., Inc., Moreland, Brandenberger, Johnston & Currie, Frant?
Hutchinson & Co., Baker, Watts &
Co.,' Reed & Harrison, Inc., Weil.
Roth & Irving Co., Harrington &
Co., Inc., and Evans & Co., Inc.
School District,
tax schoolhouse
offered
Provident
Bank
Texas
limited
Bank, ' Dallas.
Co.,
Commerce
&
*
lSS
1,
,
v.
190, p. 2295—were awarded to
The Federal Housing and Home
about 7%, purchases from
Finance
the U. S. have doubled,
Agency, at 3Y*s, at a
Y",
Y
Discussing the outlook for the price of par, a net interest cost
two
improvement
Feb.
terest
p.m.
(PST) on Jan. 18 for the purchase
of $1,360,000 sewer-1960 revenue
Co., of Kansas City, WoodGundy & Co., Inc., - r
grown
and
Jan. 12 for the purchase
on
$291,000
Dated
Trust
TEXAS
Indep.
National
Fahnestock
Legality approved by
Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge &
Rugg, of Boston.
Andrews
&
Co., Dittmar & Co.,
Fridley & Frederking, Re¬
public
of
Co.,
Trust
Witter
Blair &
Inc.,
option at the Rhode
Hospital
Providence.
1959 is estimated at
approxi/
the contj/
>
Feb.
National
than $1,300,000,000,
more
:
Co., J. C. Bradford &
Co.,
Wood,
Struthers & Co., Shearson, Hammill & Co., James A. Andrews &
Co.,
Ina.,
Trust - Company
ot
Georgia, in Atlanta, Robert Winthrop & Co., Stern Brothers &
Co., King, Quirk & Co., Inc., Wil¬
1, 1960. Principal
and interest payable at the First
.
pered off in 1959 from the excep¬
tionally high rate reached in 1958,
the. construction
industry as a
whole worked at a high level of
'
&
.
Dean
inclusive.
1980
1
construction of hotels
tourism
D
from
1
1980 inclusive.
to
$12,000,000
rose
Feb.
on
300,000 sewerage, series D bonds.
Due on Feb. 1 from 1961 to
594,000,000.
dairv
Due
bonds.
series
school,
high
$700,000
Trust
Co., Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy,
Inc., A. G. Becker & Co..
Inc.,
'
follows:
industrial output
agricultural for the first
time.
Preliminary estimates are
that Bootstrap industries shipped
to the continental U. S. products
valued at $275,000,000, a gain of
15% over 1958. Approximately 600
manufacturing enterprises were in
operation, with 135 new ones in
various stages of establishment.
Agricultural output for the crop
year 1958-59 reached a new high
Smithers &
purchase of $1,000,000 bonds,
the
as
:''Y V
pace of
surpassed
Russell
G.
—
Harris
follows:
as
Savings Bank, of Chicago, Drexel
&• Co.,
Morgan Guaranty Trust
Co., of New York, Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., R.
W. Pressprich & Co., Kuhn, Loeb
& Co., Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades &
Co., First Southwest Co., F< S.
National Bank of Boston, Munici¬
the
economic growth in 1959, as it has
since 1955 when
are
Ramsden, City Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids c/o the
First
X
past few years."
Manufacturing set
to
(EST)
of
1
King County Ronald Sewer District
(P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Bond Offering—Harold R. Mc-
y
.
Cranston, R. I.
Offering
Bond
better the record of
or
the
sugar
Monday, January 4, 1960
.
-
..
nomic
.
County Treasurer's office.
Legality
as
Feb. 10
from 1961 to 1971 inclusive.
Westminster Street,
Providence), R.I,
Sale
—
The
$1,100,000
O.
(P.
net interest
follows:
a
cost of about
calendar year aver¬
first time in a
ISLAND
RHODE
pass
,
■
life.
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