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BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
111-33
MAR
MAR 11 1958
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BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Section 1
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LIBRARY
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Reg, U. 8, Pat. Office
Volume
187
Number
5723
New York 7, N. Y.,
Monday, March 10, 1958
Price
$1.25
Copy
a
U-
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
-
INSURANCE
Adams Express Co.—To Increase
Holdings—
This
its
and
company
national
majority-owned
Corp., have applied
to
the
subsidiary,
for
SEC
portion
American
exemption
an
shares
the
on
basis
Express
of
of
and
its
additional
one
American
aggregate of 4.74'r
ing stock,
stock.
capital stock
wish
share
shares)
exercise
their
The subscription price is
American Can
subscription
for each
International,
<33.080
to
for
who
four
subscription
rights
to^ be determined later.—V. 187,
of
stock
common
Stock and Bond Quotations
New YTork Stock
p. 673.
American
Boston
(par $12.50)
Exchange
(Stocks)
(Bonds)
Stock Exchange
New York
Stock
Stock
Exchange—
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
34
34
American-Caribbean
Stock
posed
This
Oil
"
Pacific
Coast Stock Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
SEC—
company
the
underwriters
to
According
under
the
law with
Randex
the
supplied
prospectus,
Randex
ol'
name
an
be
to
are
the
Uranium
original capitalization
Uranium
corporation
iu
organized
was
which
Victor
by
amendment.
*
Toronto
1953
in
Mines; Inc.
pursuant to'Delaware
shares' of' 1c par stock,
of 3,000,000
by Caroline Mining Co.,- -an Ontario
now
deceased, ' was'; the principal
Fox,
talization
to
10,000,000
the old shares
for
new
for each
share of
new
shares
shares
of
on
10c
the
stock
par
basis
of
Randex
Consolidated.
10 old
for.
one
Consolidated
Oil
had
time
from
ments
to
time,
for which
On
May
said'to have paid an
is
it
been
Foreign Exchange
aggre¬
1,720.000 shares of Consolidated Oil stock.
Condition
for
stock
147.45
shares of
Combined
of
Banks
of
stock
and
the merger of Consolidated
of
of
out
made
discovered.
assets
of
stock
the latter
in the
In
On
Dec.
the
on
15,
1957,
American-Caribbean
Consolidated
Randex
Corp.
discovered
oil
stock
outstanding
Randex
Cil
for
at
Corp.
each
total
the
Consolidated
the
on
of
share
basis
all
of
acquired all the
of
share
one
American-Caribbean
to
are
or
a
of
Republic of Cuba, Panama and Bolivia.
1958,
by
outstanding,
connection
with
American-Caribbean
to
name
capitalized
in
a
reverse
split
of
the
Gil
change
Co.,
share
one
t
its
for
.
of
Randex
shares
eacli
t
■
Consolito
are
be
shares
two
re¬
then
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46
proceeds of the public stock offering are to be used, as follows:
(It discharge of $52,000 of current liabilities; (2 i discharge notes pay¬
able to stockholders in the amount of $151,892;
and (3) to drill 10
wells
will
leases in Moore and Hutchinson
on
be
added
Counties,
Texas.-The
balance
the
to
determined
manner
general lunds of the company and used in the
by the board of directors.
The prospectus lists
iUcNamara as President. Two of the company's officers were
the organizers of Consolidated Oil; and the latter is said to
have acquired certain oil interests from one such officer.
James F.
among
American Stores Co.- -February Sales Up—
1958—4 wics—1957 '
Period Ended Feb. 22—
1958- -47 Wks—1957
"7-'
Sales
—V.
65,606,445
187,
60,977,151
673.
p.
'
•
$
745,295,877 691,706,099
'
City, Pa., and modern research
Pa.
"Blue
Ridge Glass Corp., a wholly owned subsidiary of Saint-Gobain
Paris, France, produces roled, figured and wire glass, spandrel glass,
of
including
by Saint-Gobain,
United
the
twin
grinding and, for the first
Preliminary engineering for
twin polishing.
States,
plate glass pi nt is veil a ivanced and exhaustive
surveys have been made of suitable plant sites.
Construction of the
plate glass plant, however, must awai. a r moments for financing by
the successor company, American-Saint Gobain.
"The addition of the proposed plate glass plant will give the new
company
production facilities for a full line of flat glass products,
new
including plate, window, rolled, figured and wire glass, and safety glass.
"The court action
clears the way for
the merger of American Window
Glass and Blue Ridge Glass inasmuch as the consent judgment prohib¬
ited mergers in this field without court approval.
The order becomes
effective upon completion of the merger.
A stipulation was filed with
the
which
under
order
American
provisions similar to
for
Counsel
the
those in
Ridge
agreed
abide
to
by
statement
Window
released
Glass
to submit
Feb.
-On
in
Feb.
Toledo,
antitrust
these
"The
the 1948 "Flat Glass"
2f, 1958, Judge Frank L. Kloeb, of the U. S. District Court
Ohio,
and Blue
Co.
signed an order dismissing American Window Glass
Ridge Glass Corp., as parties under the 1958 "Flat Glass"
final judgment, and sanctioning the proposed merger
consent
companies.
proposed
company
of the two companies would result in
a
new
to be known as American-Saint Gobain.
"Attorney. General William P. Rodgers sanctioned the proposed merger
of these two companies for the asserted purpose of setting up new
competition in the fiat glass manufacturing field.
:
4
.
"American
Window
Glass
portant producer of quality
bution through independent
an
estimated
operates
tlic
West
sheet
18Co
of
ana
Co.,
which
jobbers.
in
formed
was
sheet glass p
domestic
glass plants
Coast
Offered—Van
Noel & Co., as manager of an underwriting
March 7 offered $1,000,000 of QVz% convert¬
ible subordinated debentures due J<kn. 1, 1973, at par
Alstyne,
group,
on
and accrued
The
into
interest.
debentures
common
are
stuck
of
&
&
the
if
company
redeemed,
not
at
the
the
new
Francis
operating
bonds
in
the respective
prior to maturity
conversion price of $6.25
share. The debentures will be redeemable at optional redemption
prices ranging from 106Fa'}
to par, and for the sinking fund, be¬
ginning Jan.
1, 1964,
at a
redemption price of par, plus accrued
McMaster
500
Company
Copeland &
200
Inc.
100
Co
Northwest
Kendall,
Wm.
Tlic
Pollock
E.
Company,
L.
Shoarson,
W.
Freeman
Stern,
500
'
Illinois Co.,
187,
Sweney
Thomas
&
Weeden
&
1,000
Inc..
S.
Brothers
& Ohio
Baltimore
750
1,500
.
Co.
500
Meyer & Fox
& Co., Inc.
Stokes
&
150
250
Co
100
150
Cartwright &; Co.
Company
Co. Incorporated
&
Co
.
S.
250
800
2,000
Arthur L. Wright & Co., Inc.
100
Yantis & Co., Inc
200
RR—Earnings1958
of January-
Railway
operating revenue—
operating expenses..
railway operating
187, p. 878.
1957
-
$32,966,869 $38,337,883
27,392,604
31,664,169
Net revenue from railway operations..
Net
&
878.
p.
Mouth
1,000
Co.
Smithers & Co
Wertheim
'F.
500
—-
300
<fc
Nicolaus
Walter
500
700
500
Anderson....
Ira Haupt <fe Co
Hirsch A; Co._
The
Frank,
Stifel,
200
Gregory & Sons
—V.
F.
250
& Company
600
Inc.
& Co
Hammill
Stern
Fleming-
Green, Ellis $
Rothschild
F.
100
Co., Inc...
Marshall™.
&
Co.,
Inc.
100
Co
Corporation..
Hibbs &
B,
Foster
&
Robinson-Humphrey
100
<fc
250
Pacific
l.aUO
1,500
____
Iowa
150
300
New York Hanseatic Corp
500
Steele
Hutchinson & Co.
Patterson,
150
of
150
200
Leonard & Lynch
Moore,
Elkins, Morris, Stokes <fc Co.
First
Inc.
Inc
Mullaney, Wells & Company
l,c»0
Co
Co.,
Mackall & Coe
Este
&
Company,
&
150
Inc.
&
$400
150
Co
As
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co. 2,500
&
150
Co
duPont
Lemon
Korniendi
300
Burr,
I.
Johnston,
300
Merle-Smith.-—
&
$5,574,265
$6,673,714
1,942,482
2,835,238
1958
$1,631,548
1,210,763
$1,858,400
1,328,334
$420,785
$530,066
261,886
...
income.__.__
301,507
Atlanta,
Ga.—.
...
\
Bangor & Aroostook RR.—Earnings—
Month of January—
Railway
operating
operating
Railway
Net
convertible,
con¬
popu¬
contains about 342
about 1,425,000.
Net
—V.
187,
p.
—
expenses
from
revenue
railway
revenue
railway
operating
operations
income..
—
1957
674.
per
merger
expected
Atlas Sewing Centers, Inc.—Debentures
25
and Blue Ridge Glass Corp., as parties under
Co.
of
on
Coffin
Courts
—V.
Co.—Merger Approved—
by this company announcing the
approval by the Department of Justice and the Federal District Court
in Toledo, Ohio, of the proposed merger of the American Window Glass
A
of
electricity
estimated
an
gas
Omitted)—
1,000
Railway
the consent judgment."
is presently taking the necessary steps to
the proposed merger to shareholders for
the earliest date possible.—V. 187, p. 985.
company
enable management
Blue
and
ail of
600
Co
Company
FolgciV Nolan,
in
around
100
Brothers
ods
used
total
Kalman
City Securities Corporation
Clayton Securities Corp
Fauset,
proposed
with
has
with
population
1,000
...
&
and
American-Saint Gobain, to build a new plate glass manufacturing plant
in the United States which will embody the latest manufacturing meth¬
consideration and approval at
American
Bradford
tempered doors and special glass for the lighting fixture trade.
"American Window Glass Co. expects to submit a proposed plan of
merger to its stockholders at an early date.
"One objective of the merger will be for the newly formed company,
the
will
100
.
Dick
selected
■
C.
Byrd
at Ellwood
at Monroevillc,
the
by
100
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co
J.
Inc.,
and
served
$3,550
Company
Ball, Burge & Kraus..
maintained
1958
served
area
miles
area
company
Strudwick
&
Burnham
are
used
year
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc
45
Bachc <fc Co
time
The
the
purchase from the
Anderson
facilities
be
1957, the company had total
$141,735,000 and net income of $17,550,000.
of
Allison-Williams
iary, Glass Products,
The
square
—(000's
Reserve Banks
of
Oil
1,587,500 shares.
The assets of
said to have included cash, securities and oil concessions
March,
dated's
of '.759*
rate
will
principal amounts set forth below:
Oil with Randex Uranium in Janu¬
property
steam.
Federal
and the change of the surviving company's name to Randex
Consolidated Oil
Co., the latter in October, 1957,
purchased certain
oil and gas concession rights on 600.000 acres in the Chiriqui Province
of Panama, according to the prospectus, for 1,030,000. shares of its
stock and a payment of 4''■> million to Hiberian Petroleum, S. A., to be
oil
expenditures in
estimated
an
EARNINGS—For
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices- 46
acquired that company's
of
2,283
1,725,000, the
miles with
square
1957,
ary,
sale
and
about
revenues
46
Statement
financing
UNDERWRITERS—The purchasers named below have severally agreed
System
Condition
the
Increasing demands for electric and gas service
to make substantial expansion of its facilities. It
construction
that
approximately
lation of
46
Member
sinking fund at redemption prices
plus accrued interest in each case.
from
general
company
The Course of Bank Clearings
Yankee
uranium properties in Colorado.
After
Statement
Federal Reserve
an
lor tue
par,
BUSINESS—Company is engaged primarily in the business of pro¬
ducing. purchasing and selling electricity and gas within the State of
Maryland where all of its properties are located. Other business of
the company includes the sale of gas and electric appliances and the
8
Rates
anu
to
845,000,000.
50
Dividends Declared and Payable
par,
proceeds
temporary bank loans made during the second half
corporate purposes, including proposed con¬
for
estimated
production
State and City Bond Offerings
to
repay
and
require the
is
tains
of
shares
1957,
bid of 100.3099%.
a
coupon,
struction expenditures.
Miscellaneous Features
1956, Consolidated Oil merged with Big Bend Uranium
exchange of one share of Consolidated Oil stock for
Big Bend stock and acquired its uranium properties in
Utah.
On the same day, Consolidated Oil also merged
with Yankee
Uranium Company by an exchange of one share of Consolidated Oil
24,
by
Company
20
of
33
Exchange
to
company
on
White, Weld & Co. and The First Boston
Sons
&
PROCEEDS—Net
43
General Corporation & Investment News.Cover
organized in March, 1956 with a total capitalization of 10.000.000 com¬
mon
shares.
It acquired various interests, leases, and royalty agree¬
gate ol' $266,000 in cash and
new
follows:
42
share.
new
Brown
The
33
Stock
Offered—Halsey,
Ku.m Loeb & Co. bidding
Harriman Ripley & Co. Inc. and
(jointly) bidding. 101.699 with a 4Fa9b coupon.
bonds will be redeemable at regular redemption prices rang¬
with
101.813
Alex.
March 3
on
as
100.1999 with a 4%
a
4l4%
coupon and
ing from 106.149b
Transactions
the basis of lVa shares of Consolidated Oil
on
were
bidding
receding from 101.1349b
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
increasing its capi¬
and reverse splitting
Joseph
Other bids
33
changed its name to Randex Consolidated Oil Co.,
Law
39
_
SEC Index of Stock Prices
American
M.
and
Corp.,
38
Exchange.
com¬
the
in
&
Co.
competitive sale
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
33
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 33
stockholder; and Caroline Mining is said to have received 700,000 shares
of A-C Oil stock and a cash payment of $28,000 for certain
mining
claims in Canada which were subsequently abandoned. Randex Uranium
was merged
in January, 1957 with Consolidated Oil ,<fc Resources, Inc.
(formerly Savanah Cil
Resources. Inc.), a Colorado company, and
The merger was effected
Stock
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section—
Over-the-Counter Markets
"
organised
was
company
37
36
Montreal
filed a registration statement with'the. Skc 'pn Feb.
28, ,1953 covering. 500,000 shares of its 20c par common stock.
The
public offering price ol these shares, underwriting terms, and names
of
37
Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
7
v?
•
Pro¬
$5,785,000
value
par
&
37
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
v.-f-r'
(N. Y.)— Registers
Co.
Offering With
oversubscribed.
was
-
$1
underwriting syndi¬
cate, offered on March 4, $30,000,000 of first refunding
mortgage sinking fund bonds, 4% series due March 1,
1993, at 101.134% and accrued interest, to yield 3.94%.
Award of the bonds was won by the underwriters at
34
k
offered;
of
Stuart & Co. Inc., as manager of an
34
Midwest Stock Exchange
being
shares
Baltimore Gas & Electric Co.—Bonds
29
Exchange
debentures
594,000
and
offering are: McDonnell & Co.;
Kirkpatrick, Inc.; Doolittlo & Co.; irst Albany
Co., Inc.; Edgar M. Norris; Herbert W. Schaefer
Walker & Sons.—V. 187, p. 141.
Landstreet
A.
&
25
Detroit Stock Exchange
•
loans
;
Corp.;
13
i
of 90 cents per share.
-
subordinate
bank
*
stock.
Clark,
made on March 6 by Wertheim & Co. and The First
Boston Corp. at $44 per share, with a dealer's- concession
—V. 187, p. 877.
short-term
UNDERWRITERS—Associated
Page
was
This offering
6\jconvertible
of
Co.-—Secondary Offering—A: secondary
offering of 170,000 shares of
standing
mon
additional
the
to
,
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion of the current financing, out¬
capitalization of the company will consist of the $1,000,000
In This Issue
Adams
held.'
the
of
vacuum
,
stockholders,
shares
States.
Approximately 75',to 80',o
sewing machines and 20'/0 to 2o9u of
of
are
per¬
presently own" together an
National"Aviation outstand¬
the
of
by its
United
sales
cleaners.
mitting their acquisition of additional stock of National Aviation Corp.:
and the Commission has
given interested persons until March 11, 1958,
to request a
hearing thereon.
•*"
*•
According to the application, National Aviation proposes to offer
174.404
the
of
company's
Inter¬
order
MISCELLANEOUS
-
In
> <uc s
1957,
sheet
glass
Arnold
and
Southwest
from
its
Ok la.
Laminated
safety glass is produced
in
vith national
American
production.
Jeannette,
newest
is'
1899,
Pa.,
in
im¬
distri¬
accounted
The
plant
an
for
company
and
serves
Okmulgee,
by its wholly owned subsid-
in
interest
each
PROCEEDS—Not
added
to
working
corporate
debtedness
proceeds
proceeds irom the sale of the debentures
capital of the company to be used for
including
purposes,
to
may
banks.
If is
increasing
also
inventory
anticipated that
be applied toward expansion
and
a
will be
general
in¬
of the
reducing
portion
and opening of
additional
stores.
The
This
'!ln
company
nt
now
Fidelity
Life
Insurance
Co.,
filed a registration statement with the SEC on Feb.
28, 1958, covering 258,740 shares of its $1 par common stock.
Of this
stock, 133,740 shares are subject to officer, director and employee
stock purchase options, of which 131,240 shares may be acquired at
$3 per share and 2,500 shares at $4 per share.
The
BUSINESS—Corporation
o"
Bankers
Registers Proposed Stock Offering With SEC—
case.
fn,
is engaged in the sale at retail, primarily
of sewing machines and vacuum cleaners.
operates
42
outlets
in
20, states
in
the
southern
per
remaining
share,
which
the
company
a
125,000 shares
are
to be sold by the company
at $6
through its regularly employed agents and employees, for
per share selling commission is to be paid.
According to
60c
prospectus,
if
all
the
125,000
shares
are
sold,
$125,000
will
be
1
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle V./
Monday, March 10, 1958
(1090)
2
Working capita1
remaining $550,000 to surplus; and if all
purchase options is sold, $403,720 will be
realized of which $133,740 will be credited to capital and $269,$80 to
surnlus
"The sale of this stock will increase the company s investment,
Income' and bv enhancing its reserve, the company will be able to
to
nnnlied
ctoek
the
capital and the
subject to stock
tion
March
is
-It
PROCEEDS-
proceeds from the sale of the note-; will be used
the short-term
bank loans and the remainder
3% %
series
4%%
series
due
AVutt
loans
the
—V.
1,200,000
;
This
under
the
"Operation
Bellanca
The
"•
..
of
an
Net
U.
S.
Net
from
income—x:
the
respective
Net
.
.
187,
p.
on
May
in
1957
were
unit,
per
insufficient
been
has
at
1958
1957
$6,621,007
in
of
a
ag
eement
.
-
-
<
company's. 81-year
Feb.
26
year.
Net
year,
registration
$1
income, after Federal taxes, was $2,107,783 for the 1957 fiscal
equal to $3.24 per share on the 649,572 shares of common stock
This is an increase of over 51/ on 1956 fiscal yea?
of
$1,994,985, or $3.07 per share on the same number
outstanding shares.
■■ *
Profit before provision
for Federal taxes on Income amounted
$4,201,169 for the latest fiscal year vs. $4,223,615 the year before.
vacated or madeA
of
on
hv
Halsev V ^tiinrf' ^
^\
at ?
Trt
r
i
^
pnderwrif- V
ihV.
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4.40%. The
developed
Northwestern Oils,
with
,
With
Exchange Commission—
March 4.
1958 filed
covering
186, p. 419.
an
/
and
lUi'
fixed
La
,
.
a
March
-v
*? '
187,
revenues
1957
'
.
in
lead
and zinc
Operating
revenues
Operating
expenses
_2
L-
corpora¬
Peru,
smelting
and
6.
/
-
$44,536,053 $41,839,416
34,286,159
32,800,669
$9,038,747
9,410,702
2,696,449
dividends
:
2,534,395
$7,837,859
r_l_
!
$6,826,307
859,824
1,010.491
approximately 1,050 tons monthly, repre¬
reduction below the' approximate 300-ton
" $6,827,368
2,651.360
$2.58
p.
i
$5,9fj6,483
2,651,360
•
$2.25
774.
total metal output, equivalent to a tonnage
of
Earnings per common share
187,
Up
1957
- -
10,534,308
-
deductions
Earnings on common shares..:
Common shares outstanding
—V.
;\
earnings, to
$10,249,894
income
Gross
Income
•
•
$376,075,000
of
ratio
1958
Net income
at the
»
.i;
were
1957
the
''v'-;;
'986.
p.
.
-
12 Months Endea Jan. 31—
•
refining center will be approxi-_
Z- less than in 1957, Robert P. Koenig, President/ announced
cutback
from
sents
further
a
month
per
1957
levels
substantial
Copper
curtailment
by
announced
the
corporation, last
'
The projected decline in output at Cerro de Pasco's principal produc¬
tion facility in Peru, Mr. Koenig explained, is a further step,, to bring
.supply more In line with present and prospective short-term future
December.
demand.
*'
•
"While
we
view
that
temporary
"
.
.
believe
an
Mr.
upturn
again
lead
p.
142.
enjoy
».
delayed to
anu
zmc
_
increased world demand
"present indications.favor
an
Koenig declared,
ihay be
rcdu<
copper."—V. 187,
,
......
shall
we
for nonferrous metals,"
of
gross
■
Operating income
The indicated reduction in
,
4.99.—V.
was
in wholesale operations,
utility
utility companies. >f or
companies / for
engages
Corp.—Output to Drop-
production .of copper,
Oroya.
-
$j0.453,009.For
income
charge
Gas
non-affiliated v. rrnblic.;
non-affiliated , public
to
to
eas
gas
customers.
.Columbus - & Southern Ohio Electric Co.—Earnings
Preferred
1958
their
EARNINGS—Consolidated
•
amendment to its
additional 3 50,000 Century. Shares,
with the SEC an
•
to
resale
Columbia
addition.
natural
natural
selling
.
.
statement
Estimated
the
to
rrnriawH
«,.niiri
due
..
geologists
to
such
Shares Trust, Boston, Mass.—Registers
value.—V.
par
outstanding.
earnings
Wks,—1957%. 1958—? Wks:^~1957t
_y an
,
82,097
,
ous
1958—4
; Colorado Central Power Co.—Bonds Placed Privately
-The*eompaTiy, it was announced; on March 3, has. arranged • to placed privately, through The First,'Boston
jf $2,000,000
e
art issue of *9 000 (WW first mortgage 4%/bonds/
- •
'
sbrie.iFfdue March 1, 1908.—V. 186, p. 879. -S';
•'
$1,056,499
the
released
V
>mexemption ■ from* registration-/;:!'.Vt-'.
registrationpublic'Offerings of securities
Columbia Gas System, Inc.^—Debentures- Offered—
6,252,923
$670 408
levels
be
v
> ;;
FeKruarV'^Tec M4«hor
fnoornorateil
l6;l'p'6"''
V
,
-In
$7,309,422
413,014
report
by
information
drilling _ig a..a
...
"
claims to said rig and equipment; (7)
r
5,950,599
operations
highest
should
.;••••,.4:.j'
•
,
V
s
total
a
latter's
the
This Trust
—
annual
.
.
Storo«
$34,293,805 $32,795,807 $68,047,457' $65,056,710
_
162,940
'
the
_
it waa'announced,,on Mar.^-
Inc., for thO Use M
.i, i. s '-t e company's
the failure to disclose adequate
information concerning the
issuance of 1,300,000 shares. of Central
stock to A. R. Morris and H. C. Evans, President and Vice-President,
.respectively (and the basis therefore, as well as the joint ownership
by them of 500,000 such shares and the dividend restrictions thereon.;
Tue s s ^
:
<. - ' ' •
' s'te
temporary suspension of the second filing, in accordance with Rule 223
of Regulation A.—V. 186, p. 2258.
T
v
"
'
- /
terms
$192,708
Corp.—Reports Record Sales—
the
operating
5?1-.
of
or
favorable
considered
is
area
1957
bv Edgar F.
Wendt, President, and Henry W. Wmidt, Chairman of the Board. ;
Consolidated net sales reached $32,146,158 for the fiscal year ended
Nov. 30, 1957, an increase of 7'U over sales of $30,023,214 in the previ¬
to
operations-^V-- '^- $587^27 '1 $685,545'
incOme-__:_^_i_/i_/2LL/,/>595;370:^'v674,305
colonial Mores incorporaiea—f eoiuary bales mgner
,
'A*'?*.
•
1,314,643 1
1,296,988
:
expenses—
Period Ended Feb. 22—
:
•*
i_„_:
revenue
from, railway
revenue
Colonial
'
:
•,
1957V,.
: *
;..i953
$1,884,815 ' $2,000,188
_
„
tion's
according
Railway .operating
Railway operating
Approved—
"( ~
-
'
January—
debentures/wil)
■,
oil
Sales
of
iChurch,
^
'.Clinchfield RIl.—Earnings;—,
/■'Month
1957, to provide for/the offering„of ;454.000 / •
treasury shares,? in units ofa 100 shares■ ■ '
17,
454,000
and
$11
mately 71
history,
property leased from-the Reformed. Dutch
Street sice." ?,, —
1
Dutch
offering of $49.940> In a second .;
99.623% and accrued interest, to yield
gl'OUp '
Regulation A notification filed "Nov. 5,
1957, Central * propsed the lt \vas the' high bidder for the issU6 at COmiietltiVe Sale
public offering of 950.000 common shares at 10 cents per share. Central V Maiu-h ft V«;npnifvinfJ n Taring nf Oft
- . VV; •? ,w. /
was
organized on Sept, 6, 1956, under Oregon law for. the purpose ,' /"A;
<•»?.» -r/■■ • *
1,■ ,;i ,,;
of acquiring acreage and exploring and drilling for oil and gas?
V?
Two other bids for the debentures a; ,4%s were: received as follows;
In
its order with respect
to the second' filing, the Commission / Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith and White, Weld & Co. (jointly),
asserts
that
Central's
offering circular is-.;false and
misleading in " 98.7099: and Morgan Stanley & Co. 98.623.
;
? :*"* '
respect of varloifS inaterial facts,-including •(!) . the failure to : dis-.A sinking fund provided for-'t-he debentures will retire approxlihqtely
close
adequate information concerning, the use
of proceeds of the-h 70'/ of tlie? issue prior to maturity through annual payments-.;of
proposed -offering;
(2)
the vague and incomplete geological tdata
$910,000 beginning in I960.1" For the sinking fund the
ie
he redeemable at 100'v. >They also will be redeemable at any time
and
reports referred to in the offering circular; (3) the failure to
at the'option of the company at prices ranging from lOA'o ,to 100%.
State
that
the general area in wnicn the company's operations are
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from debentures will be added to general
being conducted have been classified by the U. S. Geological Survey
funds
and.
as" having
together
with other funds,
will be used for corporate;
a
relatively unfavorable likelihood of yielding commercial
purposes,' including construction. Subsidiaries of- the- corporation have
quantities of oil;
(-4)
the failure to state that the company has
scheduled
a
construction program
which it is estimated will .require
been unable to
eci-Tn tue o^.nw
o
a g
> urole.;-iii engineer,
cash expenditures iii 1958 of approximately $89,000,000.
%
recommending that the company continue its drilling operations; (5)
the statements that the company has verbal opinions of many geologists
BUSINESS—Columbia Gas is an interconnected natural gas system
who have visited the property, in that such statements imply that the
at
each
•;
♦628,253
amended
unissued
ol
878.
Buffalo Forge
the
on
_
.
.
was
$1,182,429
1,375,137
railway operating deficit
—V.
suspensions
,
Century
railwav
connect
debentures
$758,636
_____
expenses
from
.^*>10,909
Securities ACt of; 1933. temporarily-sus-"
A provides a - conditional
Securities Act with respect to
the
under
187, p. 674.
operating
,
pending wegulauon
Aempdon, nom registration . u^ei>.V atV . nt
lie
fViii. corporation;' The
witu respect to two public offerings of stori,r by rihik nnrtmn 11^11'« mho
stock
orders
'orders: provide an opportunity for hearing upon request, on thf qhes-^
$776,777
1,535,413
of
revenue
.
8328,551-$207,513
Z 175,2C0',i'r 105,201
: \!f
:
whether
v
,n-0
Offering Temporarily Siis-^".
permanent.
Regulation
>•-
^ Benefit/,Life is the-400,000 square"loot 123 William Street tower \vhich "
>•
-
P
orders under the
Cerro de Pasco
Net
.\
Inc.—Stock
Securities and
Railway
,
546,49 i
and Exchange commission,
The Securities
•-
1958
January—
Railway operating revenue
v
v
X
fUM.squaix. foot-ptot extending through the* block/to
stt<1/_ .\V: Dutch Street «nd. the 90,000.-square foot John Street structure iri a
''VaJa'Sb:'vf<6123-Vo'»' Botn measuring 81 feet ,en' John Street and- 87 . feet pit Dutch Street.j,;
l>lot strnchires.
$87 ..,045
S.7-18,42_.rT?otn structures, on nronertv leasert
from - t.he--Refnvtn6rf':Tltitch',if!hiirch'.>':-
.:—/
pended—
3, has issued
Boston & Maine RR.—Earnings—
Month
'
a
Oils,
Wolfson, principals of the Clarson'Co., owner {
:\
i
c
Vt- A •
financing , of '.,oae-half-'iiiiljioh.%square feet "
the
covering
the downtown insurance, district,- is forj a,
nn
—
•
Central
Lake Erie RR.—Earnings—
railway operations
«»,•>..
■
company,
of . Newark on the neyly /
termvof 2^'years.
It marks the culmination of an investment and construction program
by .the Clurk-Wolfson interoktfv iri the insurance seetion, that started
/.t v''-;
ary.to engage in the business of repairing, servicing; selling and distritauting motor vehicles and supplies at Richmor^.—v. 179, fr. 822.
pursuant to
railway operating income
♦Deficit.—V.
-
railway. operations-a__—
operating
loiin,
The
of space in
oc>r<
Maine—Earnings—
878.
p.
X
totaling $11,000,000 has been, obtained
Life Insurance Co.
aiv-conditioned office tower at 123 William, St.»:;.
New York City, and on the adjoining, newly modernized
16-story: air-r f„
conditioned office structure, at 55 John St.;i,it is announced by Ivor 7*
subsidiary of Central
r
r
Net
ceived SEC authorization to acquire 5,000 shares>6f;
theJlO par -corn-..
Nct
mon stock
of Central Servicing & Repair Co., Inc.,, of Richmond, Va^'. ^y
The latter was organized by Carolina Coach as a ^holly-owned subsidi-,
This
.
January—
Net deficit
187,
York—Obtain Mortgage Financing—"/
26-story
completed
-X
w..u
Carolina Coach Co.—Purchase df Stock
program.
Railway operating revenue^.
Railway operating expenses——————
5,024,063
:&ir-conditioned
!_____—1 jt—
from
revenue
railway
v.
—
Continental
1 v
.86,392
$16,292
4,361,662.
'
company filed an amendment .'wiih' the .'P' iri 1955 .when they ereclecl the first, fully
multi-tenant
northeast corner-of Ann Street1. >•
registration statement- covering ,an . aiddl-.1.';cffi2e building at 156-William St., northeast corner.1 of. Ann Street.
\
jugciuueq. an aine
present coroomed. financing' agreement with Mutual
stock.'—V. 186, p. 2367.
expenses—
Exchange Commission on Feb. 28 announced the
the Securities Exchange Act df 1934,
and
order
Bessemer &
of
its
revenue
Net
suspending trading on the American Stock Exchange in the $1 par
capital stock of this corporation for a further ten-day period, March 1,
1958 to March 10, 1958, inclusive.—V. 187, p. 985.
• .
.
Month
to
operating
plant in the island
This plant
cloth
1,039,515
:
H;
1
dollar synthetic fiber
Bootstrap"
$1,033,123
$994,395
1,010,687
r_^_-
454.
p.
C'.' ol' both properties.
shaies of its capital
200,000
opeiating
Corp.—Trading in Stock Suspended—
Securities
issuance
investment
1958,
i
..
...
28.
Feb.
500000
(N« Y.)—Registers Wlttl oEG
Railway
/
Construction will begin in 60 days with initial production expected
to start June, 1959. The company is currently considering a number
of plant sites around the island. When on stream the fiber plant will
employ 300 workers.—V. 186, p. 622. ~
' V
"f
'
Continental
passengers
1957
1958
,;
.
and fixed charges-—
Mutual Benefit
from
•'
.'i.
Railway
subsequently upped output 50'U .
\;
capacity of the pending synthetic fiber plant was set by
Rogosin at 10,000,000 pounds of polymer staple fiber1 Including
tow and yarn spun from tow. Produced will be a fiber resulting from
the
company's, research and
development and already successfully
tested in pilot plant quantities. Output will be sold to a growing local
the
j
,
capital earned (deficit)
'
Canadian Pacific Lines in
Annual
in
.'•495,060
■_•
=nnnnn^'B. Clark and Erwin 8.
i,
Co.—
<fc
"
Month of January—
Mr.
and
.
Clarson Co., New
>
&■ Denton,-;
Bros.
Fahne.stock
1,200,000
_
_
Redpath
-i./-') '
has
market
Co
&
York
New
on
tional
Plant—
production to
..
Commonwealth
&
.
$115,000,000 worth of
U. 6. markets in 1957.
... < •
In
1955, Beaunit Mills opened a tricot
$781,718
598,071
—_
Co.—Earnings—
Permanent mortgage financing
:-y..
Inc.
Inc.—•—
duPont
Hutton
E.
tion
than
more
2,416,479
$908,663
railway operations
income--——
revenue
Revenue
2.341,936
879.
Rfeturn on
_
.
-1957/
$3,198,197
2
expense,s__2.
.^ Operating expenses
u
Burns
SEC
100,000
corporation will construct a multi-million
-Earns,
$3,250,602
operating
p.
-
inn nnn
Co._
Auchincloss. Parker
I.
_
plant in Puerto-Rico, -1. Rogosin, President, announced on March 3.
The planned facility will produce n polymer -fiber.; ■
The plant will be the first synthetic fiber plapt for. Puerto Rico .1
whose
rapidly
expanding
U.
S.
affiliated- apparel-textile
industry,
chipped
Ohio
The
& Co
Canadian Fund, Inc.
$50,000
Williams''' & -V1 ' v-v. -*''
Inc:„.50,000
Mills, Inc.—To Build Puerto Rican
Total
'.iriS '•/ '
;>
& Co.—i__i_$l,200,000
1,200,000
r
This
Shields
1,200.000
1,200,000
187, p. 570.
Bean nit
■
Laurence M. Marks & Co.,
fc.ee also V* 187, p. 986.
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.:
Co.
$1.99
1953
from
revenue
187,
■V —V." 187,
Co.
W.
Livingston
150,600
7,140,000
$2.00
£});■/
revenue—
Cincinnati Transit
below have severally agreed to
following respective principal amounts
'
Co._;___$l,400.000
1,200,000
&
& Burr,
Francis
;/ f
■
.
A portion of the proceeds of the sale of the secured notes #111 be
used to repay, approximately $600,000 of notes payable to banks, secured
by whiskey warehouse receipts, all of which were issued since Dec. 31,
1957.
'V;
■'
'V
/'-A ■'V '
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters named below have severally,
agreed to purchase all oi the secured notes With warrants, in the
principal amounts set opposite their respective names:
175,000
*
-7-
.
v'V " Month of January—
3 500 000-shs.
Hallgarten & Co—___
C'oriin
Adjusted
•
Inc.- $475,000
Weld
Stearns
Bear,
due within one year.
portion of long-term debt due within one year. •
$4,229,559 of notes payable to whiskey dealers under
lines of credit; <bt $4,226,491 of notes payable to banks; and MX other
Indebtedness of $982,129.
The notes mentioned under (at are 90-day
notes, secured bv whiskey warehouse receipts, and are renewable until
the whiskey reaches tour years of age.
The interest rates are variable,
the current rate being WW*.
The notes payable to banks are demand
notes bearing interest, nt rates from 4to 614 fk, of which $3,379,133
are secured bjj .accounts receivable, $154,812 by case goods and $692,546
primarily by whiskey warehouse receipts. The remaining indebtedness,
of which $566,086 is secured
by whiskey warehouse receipts or other
security, hears interest at rates from Arc to 13V4'c (except Toy $100,000
borrowed without interest from a corporation 60
owned by file com¬
Reid & Co..
Net
Net'/railway
the restrictions and
bonds under
additional
of
7,214,782:
share____
common
879.
operating
operating
Railway
—V.
1943, as supplemented,
1,
therein.
forth
bonds:
new
White,
(at
Maspn-Hagan, Inc.__—-Saunders, Stiver & Co.—
Oct.
1,080.000
8,364.000
9,180.000
9,695,153
t
PURCHASERS—The purchasers named
of
1, 1962...
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.
—
purchase from the company the
tIncludes $39,163
Fulton
>
i
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
<-•
140,000 shs.
328.149 shs.
5.000,000 shs.
indenture dated
issuance
conditions set
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
.
value):
par
>/
1.080,000
_'i
i.1
Month of January—
:•
'
; +
3,583,849
scares
Railway
itS
15,294,123
declared
per
'
18,877,972
(stock) paid
V
60,000 shs
i
value)_
par
mortgage
the
permits
{Does not include
pany i.
first
♦The
($20
($1
stock
Common
$1,000,000
1,000,CO)
{Sundry indebtedness
/. ,v.-.$9,438,179. ;
Common stock (par $100
'
7,50.0 s.»S. .... • . 7,o00 sUs.
♦Includes (a.) $163,000 oi 4',
unsecured notes due May 1, 1964 (given
In connection with purchase of stock ot
Louisville Distributors, Inc.;
(b) $95,564- of
unsecured notes due April 30, 1963, payable in
semi-annual installments (given in connection with warehouse pur¬
chases); (c) a G'c unsecured note in the amount of $69,477 due Jan. 1,
1961, pavable in monthly installments; and (d) $25,000 of lil notes
due July and September,' 1961, secured by whiskey warehouse receipts.
§ Includes
stock
dividends
Earnings
n
15,556,718
—_
dividends
.
439,172 *r.
,
._:;i 3.669.9C8
dividends
104,963 shs.
>
,
19,226,626
__
__
profit
—V." 187, p.
500,000
497,600 shs.
—
18,438.800-
18,949,942
276,684
______
deductions
Preferrtd
,
15,000,000
__—_
value)
cumulative preferred stock—
cumulative prefeired stock______
6'/e
j.
Common
750,000
■
stock ($50 par
preferred stock
Preference
*$353,041
GVzsecured notes, due Oct.
___
,
$2.50
for the repayment ot
—
a
'/„•
Cumulative
will be available for
Authorized
♦Sundry indebtedness
1987—
Short-term bank
of the net
—_2-—101,859,490 95,964,032 /,
Common
,
8,000,000
v/ 6,000,000
8.000,000
.V
6,000,000
12,000,000
2.000.000
series due 1988
3e,i>: debentures due 1960
pfd,
cumulative
4
;;
r
inci-me
.
Net
V
6,000,000 <>••"
10.000,000
due 1986.-_-_-___„—_^"
$3
'
'
income
Common
25,000,000
25,000,000
25,000,000
25,000,000
25,000,000
series due 1.985__
4'/a%
the United States. In lf;56 it was the largest producer
whiskey.
The present company was incorporated in
1944. Its modern distilling plant, built in 1946,
and its 18 warehouse buildings are at Birdstown. Ky.
Executive offices
are located at 13 i North LaSallo St., Chicago 2, 111.
GIVING
Goss
•
June 20,
CAPITALIZATION
___!.
.
3V*r/o- series due 1984
through
''
.
income
Income
Further
Outstanding
$16,000,000
5.500.000
v
,
$16,000,000 >;
10.000.000
due 1978__—_______
%■' series
*
—' •
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
Authorized
2series due 1980
companies in
Kentucky
on
EFFECT
GIVING
mortgage bonds—
So series due 1976—,
3
of
Delaware
our
was
3
privately owned distilling
is one of the largest
BUSINESS—Company
Offering—Men¬
issue of March 3 of the public
on
CAPITALIZATION
of aging whiskey.
financing Inventories
Operating
Other
"~t
...
Power Co.—Bond
♦First
<
that approximately $000,000
intended
''.YearEnded Dec. 31— '<
:
f. v"'-' , Operating revenues
Operating expenses
\
oversubscribed and the books closed.
details follow:
''%•/;;"•
through Sept. ^0,
premium of Q'/c
IVu'c for each six-month period thereafter
31, 1901, and at par after that date to maturity. '
„
Feb. 28 of $12,000,000 4%% first mortgage
bonds due March 1, 1988, by White, Weld & Co. and
associates at 101.656% and accrued interest. This offer¬
Offered—An underwrit¬
declining
in
2366.
p.
:
"<■.*
1957."
19561^-'
$
$
120,809.432 114,402.832 I
-7
»•
inventories at the, close of
186,
Electric
made
was
offering
headed by Fulton Reid & Co., Inc., Cleve¬
land, Ohio, on Feb. 28 offered an issue of $1,000,000
GVz% secured notes, due Oct. 1, 1962, at 100%, plus ac¬
crued interest from Oct. 1, 1957.
The notes are olfered with warrants attached entitling the bearers
to purchase from each $1,000 principal amount of notes a warehouse
receipt for five barrels of Kentucky bourbon whiskey produced during
December, :■ 1957, at a cash price of $1.50 per original proof gallon
(approximately $390 for live barrels). The warrants will be exercisable
from Jan. 2,
1961 to and including March 1, 1901 ancl will be de¬
1959,
',.<-7 Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co. (& Subs.)—Earns. Up—X
compared
$10 307,000,
stood at
1957,
30,
earlier.
1957.—V.
30,
California
ing syndicate
tachable from the secured notes.
The notes are redeemable at a
Nov.
at
ing
Distilling Co.—Notes
Nov
noted that
Wendt
Messrs.
filled
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The company on Feb. 25 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
Covering 15 0Q0 shares of common stock to be offered to stockholders
at par °($5 per share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be
used fori inventory; equipment and working capital.—V. 182, p. 911.
Barton
at
year
a
the latest v
fiscal
year
were
up
nearly 13'r
and totaled $6,692,154, compared
with
$5,952,727
at Nov.
30,
1956.
The higher, inventories reflected *
increased product cost and the cost of parts oi a large contract being
Va.—Files With
Fibreboard Co., Wellsburg, W.
Banner
$9,756,000
The
collected for reinsurance.
the insurance premium
expend less of
with
an
extent [warranting this
as well as that
prouuccion,
*
Commonwealth
-
Telephone
Co., Dallas,
Proposed Stock Offering With SEC—
Pa.—Registers
'
'
registration statement with the SEC on Feb.
covering 71,200 shares of its $10 par common stock:1 The
company proposes to offer these shares for subscription by holders of
its outstanding common stock of record March 7, 1958, at the rate of
one
new
share
for each
five shares-then held..
The public offering
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
East¬
man Dillon, Union Securities & Co. is listed as the principal underwriter.
The entire net proceeds of this financing will be applied in reduction
of the company's bank loans with The First Pennsylvania Banking &
Trust Co.
This indebtedness amounted to $2,650,000 on Feb. 1, 1958.
This
28,
company
1958.
filed
a
Volume 187
Number 5723
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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;
These
borrowings were made to finance the company's program of
and expansion.
Gross additions to plant have averaged
$2,610,643 during the past five years and are estimated in the amount
Of $2,800,000 for 1958.—V. 183, p. 2230.
to
modernization
the
for
of
Elgen's
1958,
bidding
>»t :;Net
filed
covering
O, due
95%
registration statement with the SEC on March
of firfct and refunding mortgage bonds,
to be offered for public sale at competitive
a
'
-
part of
't
I2V2 %—
share.
a
,1956.
15,
the
stock dividend
A 2%
'
1957.;
year
stockholders
paid to
was
,•
$27,100,244,
were
tax provisions were $1,240,000 in
1957
Dec.
-Vsales
„•
I
'/Earnings before taxes
''Provisions for
taxes
^/Minority interests
——
estimated—
income,
*.
282,437
•
of
*
deduction
'After
stock,
-tlncludes
stock
common
of
results
of
__—.,
dividends
$202,020
operations
units
:
/(1956 for only the five-months period following acquisition.
are*
1956
ua^e-
u.i
e
t
n
Corp.—Sales and Earnings Rise—
Income
Prov.
Net
is
Its
are
*$1,212,714
inc. taxes
before
*250,742
income
for
1957—3 Months—1956
-L.—_
—.
taxes.
Earns,
354,559
62,996
405,000
170,774
*$125,060
$54,707
*$346,346
$183,784
outstdg.
shares
per
$1,131,747
125,682
306,727
283,966
306,727
283,966
shr.
*$0.41
$0.19
*$1.13
$0.65
income
Common
1957—12 Months—1956
$391,909 *$3,261,142
117,703
*751,346
common
'Record highs.
(2,929,150 shares), and Dec. 29, 1956
applied to the earnings during the semi-annual periods ended on- the
'respective dates and are after deduction in the latter period of $79,677
/'dividend on the 5%' cumulative preferred stock from issue date of
1958
of
growth
line of
Chairman
of
$1,531,681
$2,595,481
450,826
the
'
.
recent
"In
transistor
-
the
805,412
(&
Subs,)—Earnings Up
1957
ing
share.—.
eligible
for
to
984,454
$1.35
—
stock dividend of $60,000.
but which
common
have not
of
market,
broadening
"solid
a
of
General
penetration"
"./
,
Transistor's
of
the military
••
months," Mr. Malkan said, "a number of manufacturers
plans to transistorize their computers. This is but one
pointing to continued growth in the use of transistorsand we are sharing fully in that growth."
..
number
of new product lines in pilot production.
These include gercomptitef diodes, silicon rectifiers, very high frequency drift
transistors,
computer phototransistors and new types of very high
.temperature precision resistors for use in analog computers and mis¬
•muniuin
siles..
Failkov
Mr.
Granted
At
the
office
termed
this
important
an
diversification
for
move
187, p. 881.
order
984,454
$1.26
fNot includ¬
been
converted.—V.vIJB7,
44.
p.
Mining
Syndicate, the
for April 28, 1958,
whether to vacate, or
the
Commission
has
in its Los Angeles branch
make permanent, an earlier
Commission
temporarily
suspending
a
Regulation
A
registration under the Securities Act of 1933 with
offering of 6,000,000 shares of Hardrock Mining common
from
an
at
5c per share.
notification with
The
29,
Hardrock
of
hearing
a
deterpline
of
stock
Syndicate, Las Vegas, Nev.—Hearing
Suspension—
on
request
to
Mining
stock, class B, 658,100 shares outstanding, which are not
dividends.
This includes 232,600 shares eligible for con¬
common
version
1956
$26,932,654 $23,761,845
1,388,460
1,301,907
after ..taxes——:
outstanding Dec. .31, 1957
common
quarter
during 1958,
Mr. Malkan said he anticipates that General
Transistor's expansion
plans for 1958 will be accomplished without new equity financing. One
'big project facing the company is development of recently acquired
facilities at Woonsocket, R. I.
Herman Fialkov, President, reported that General Transistor has a
scheduled
_
Co.
each
factors
exemption
Electric
that
.have announced
11,992,130
880.
p.
said
Board,
Hardrock Mining
10,959,744
/."'v..:
187,
the
commercial customers and
market.
1957
$12,491,425 $14,587,611
expenses
'After payment oF preferred
;i
,
Malkan,
last year saw new sales records, bringing total 1957 sales to
$3,261,142,
almost triple the $1,131,747 total of the year before.
Mr. Malkan attributed the company's
performance last year to the
of
556.
p.
Arnold
/
revenue
Pacific
''Earnings per
outstanding at
(4,483,766 shares),"'
.«..
183,
sales,
tShafes
^Earnings
per share for
June 30, 1956
/
'
f
Federal
iri*August,
*,
above.—V.
Six Months Ended Dec. 31—
Net
preferred
acquired
for
business
sales
•respect to
5,373,246
t$i:42
5%' cumulative
on
principal
January—
y*Deficit.—V.
140,658
5,681,766
*$J..22
/
Inc.
RR.—Earnings—
Net. prof it
earnings
Earnings per share of
Elgen's
-Net revenue from railway operations:
11,83^,904
6,325.000
7,290,000
—
Net
common.
Net., railway operating income
' $
122,384,371
164,398,556
int.*' 13, -■.-i.zoj
income and mm.
on
on
Elgen
Transistor
Period End. Dec. 31—
Net
the transistor company.—V.
Erie
•
Month
28/57 tDec. 29/56
./
•
—
_
is
in
$27,391,948
-Earnings Show Gain
v' :i,;
■Year Ended—
,
be
-
■'
hfret
exchange
outstanding
a registration
statement with the SEC on March 3,
covering;, 240,000 shares of participating stock.
Organized Oct. 14/1957,>the fund proposes to sell the shares only to
Ellerbe Company/;and to employees of Ellerbe
Company-, at an initial
priqe-ofi $10 per/share,'/The President of the fund Is Thomas F.
Ellerbe, who Is also President and Treasurer of Ellerbe Company.
-
(& Subs.)
the
1958,
.
Mills, Inc.
of
obligated to consummate any
accepted by the holders of at least
Dresser. Manufacturing,
The above figures do not include operations of the# recently acquired
Railway operating
Hetherington, Inc., manufacturer of controls for the aircraft, guided .1
Railway operating
missile and computer industries.—V. 187, p. 880.
Dan River
89%
Elgen Corp., Dallas, Texas—Proposed Exchange Offer
against $943,000 in 1956.
as
General
cor¬
/..This fund filed
*
;
*
not
least
the
-'
increased to $5,721,041 from $5,585,540. Income
Working capital
will
at
unless
Ellerbe Company .Investment Fund, St. Paul, Minn.—
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
•
writh
compared
outstanding
well logging
of
made
f
^
for
holders
be
^
.
.
.
record March
rhe
will
on
March 3, 1958 filed with tne SEC an amendment to
registration statement covering an additional 500,000 Trust Shares-,
value.—V. .186, p. 2473. .
> •
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:
"
.
Sales
exchanges
3.4 shares
This Fund
its
increased net earnings 12% on a slightly lower sales
\Tolume in 1957, Louis Putze, President, announced on Feb. 25.
qr- Net earnings after taxes were $1,120,385 in 1957 compared to $994,958
the year before.
On the basis of 619,380 shares of common stock out^
^Standing at the year end, earnings were equal to $1.81 a share -as
v>gainst $1.61 a share. The company had 604,316 common shares out-,,
standing at the end of 1956, and on this basis that year's net was •
of
exchange
Florida
for
Sl .-par
company
.equal to $1.65
in
a
isters
'
.
Controls Co. of America—Earnings Up
shares
common
Eaton & Howard Balanced Fund,
Boston, Mass.—Reg¬
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
•
See
This
these
Elgen Corp,,
Dresser
3
.
.
n
offer
The
of
services to
the
oil
and
gas
industry.
principal offices and its ..manufacturing and assembling facilities
also located at Dallas.—V.
187, p. 987.
the treasury funds of the com¬
pany and will be applied (1)
to retire short-term bank loans, esti¬
mated at $20,000,01)0 and (2) toward the cost of its construction'pro■-gram.
During the five-year period 1953-1957, the ,company and its sub¬
sidiaries made gross property additions of approximately $570,400,000. „v
;! Constructionexpenditures
for ,, the
five-year
period
1958-1962
are
'.estimated at $800,000,000,
($200,000,000 in 1958)
based on present
price levels and conditions and exclusive* of the proposed acquisition ;j
.of New York City power plants.—V. 187, p. 572.
r
A
proceeds will become a
by
share
one
the
of
furnishing
1088,
*
accepted
No
to
stock of
■
basis of
Elgen common; and Dresser
exchanges unless the offer
$50,000,000
April 1,
is
the
proposes
common
'common.
ters Proposed Bond Offering With SEC—I
series
Dresser
outstanding
on
^Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, N. Y.—Regis¬
3,
prospectus.
the
poration,
offer
"iV-This company
(1091)
—
June
on
I
to this
respect
1955;
16,
and
the
offering
filed
was
Commission
by
by Hardrock
order
dated
Jan.
1958,
temporarily suspended the exemption from registration fbr
comply with the requirement of Regulation A for the filing
of semi-annual reports reflecting the sale of stock and
use to
which
the proceeds were applied,
and for the reason that the company's
notification and offering circular appeared to be false and
misleading
failure
to
in respect of various material
will be conducted into tnese
whether
V.
the
187,
suspension
facts.
At
matters
the April 28th hearing,
t.
lor
should
order
e
inquiry
determining,
of
purpose
vacated
be
made
or
permanent.
677.
p.
-
Quarter Ended Dec. 28—
Net
J.
D.
Hershey has been named Director
succeeding
company,
Mr.
as
Hershey,
copy
writer
to
a
become
ranks
.
/; 136,
V*'.<
1
in
the
Wetzel
27
of
Director
Sales
of
.
with
Division
Tire
Public
of
Relations
retired March
who
years
and
Director—
Dayton
v
started
Promotion
•
'
•
t
.
;
•
"C
j
•
—V.
• r *
_
•
•
.
('
'..''■.v-.v:
Railway operating
Net
Period Ended Feb. 28-
Net
—V.
4,000,197
879,052
1,188,590
Month
Net
Detroit
Steel Corp.
(&
Subs.)- -Sales & Earns. Lower
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Net
.
sales
Net
'17,762.092
9,015,000
3,004,382
1
1
1
Earned per share—
Cash generated from operations——_—.—►.—-
8,747,092
MAJOR
ITEMS
BALANCE SHEET
31
Total
,
Current
,
liabilities
Working
—
-
—-
4,569,199
23,237,414
24,000,000
—
4,050,000
Preferred
,
Additional
stock
paid-in
—
14,779,572
14,721,775
—
earnings
Number of common shares
38,999,566
39,305,080
3,021,832
3,018,932
572. '
187, p.
—V.
..
of
———
January—
■''
■
Railway operating
expenses
-
—
—
«
Net
Net
—V.
from
revenue
railwav
187,
railway
operating
572.
p.
operations
income
The
"
A
$1,990,033
1,410,805
$579,228
of
January—
-
—
operating
Railway
'
/-
-
Rigging
the
$356,814
83,008
The
•
has
income
Provision; for
Profits—
taxes
—~—
;
Air
S.
a*
(.
earnings
^
—
1956
.
Number
shares
of
$1,592,682
$795,222
630,909
671,000
$1.19
Depreciation
* Includes
four
cents
outstanding-
—
797,460
554,007
670.000
—
$0.70
$0.83
share—:
per
per
share
—
-
-
$0.94
.
Approximately
$29,500 from sale of bottling plant assets.
shore.—V. 186, pp. 2472 and 2269.
•this
&
Cone
approximately
* *
Dresser
»
*
.
Industries
Inc.—Registers
s
roMMPRrTAl
wtlHftn?
Dana
ANT>
Seibert
Exchange
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
President
Published
rntohoST8Tato^3)rc«Sright
Offer—
twice
(Reg
a
17
week
NOTE:
of
to
Hercules
This
chemical
make
program
propulsion,
Husky Oil Co.
Net
All
sales
r
will not
orator.es
fuels
for
r
the
them
readily
more
well
as
Navy,
as
■
and
of
and
tory
production
available
to
all
and
Air Force,
and
this
operation
Lftoor
nonmilitary,
tieien.-e
at
propul¬
to> augment
affect
encompasses
"and
con¬
to
industrial
space-expioration
(& Subs.)—Sales & Earnings Up—
and
(before
(after
per
figures
.
exploratory
1956
$15,877,665 $14,701,264
1,873,213
deductions)
sh.—after
common
above
1957
v
operating revenues
exploratory deductions)
pfd.
1,414,534
$0.41
divs.
1,994,702
1,020,734
'
$0.28
exclude
operations of Rimrock Tidelands, Inc. for
the half year ended Dec. 31, 1957, and operations of Trans-Tex
Drilling
Co. for the half year ended Dec. 31,
1956.—V. 185, p. 2803.
Illinois Central
RR.—Earnings—
1958
Net
from
revenue
187,
1957
$21,989,780 $24,311,690
18,424,303
19,848,723
railway
operations-
$3,565,477
Net railway operating income
—V.
$4,462,961
1,129,760
1,360,385
—
882.
p.
Plant I.
has
The SEC
issued
permitting
Act
pany
of Chicago,
Bank,
an
20
exemption
persons
order under
affiliated
the Investment
with
the
Standard
Com¬
State
to
acquire 1,000 shares of the Bank's stock, at $30
per share, from Illinois Shares Corp., a New York Investment company.
Illinois Shares, which owns 16,158 shares, or about 30%
of the out¬
standing capital stock of the Bank, is an indirect subsidiary
Equity Corp., also an investment company.—V. 187, p. 776.
$20,000,000
of
The
Illinois Terminal RR.—Earnings-
smaller
Month of January-
1958
1957
Railway operating revenue-
$905,382
$1,060,367
738,289
838,873
$167.^3
$221,494
49,991
75,347
ma
account
Changed
Net
the
it
active
has
>
decided
Chicago
of
the
S. O. S.
division
will
be
m
General Telephone
it would be better to consolidate
of Foote, Cone & Belding, which
division of General Foods ■ in that city.
that
office
'
..
.
Operating
revenues-,
Operating' expenses
income
-
Net
operating
Net ..after
—V.
187,
*
*
Feb.
/——
New
York
--:
income
^—
881.
—~
..
v.« ,v
*
on
'"all-or-none
an
t
to
shares at
e
—
1957
higher
15%.
basis."
and
232,000
239.000
amendment).
These
103,140
ment,
5,000
1,139,297
$285,078
218,986
at
lc
37,500 common
as
are
on
finder's
the
per
will
warrant,
shares
same
it
initial
offering price will be
price of outstanding
offering (but will not
underwriting commission will be
market
commcincement of
$6 per share).
The
underwriter also will receive
expenses;
warrants
The
over-thp-counter
the
than
The
certain
$1,771,515
$325,593
214,769
ni
curr
the time of
1958
$2,198,646
1.490,876
-
taxes——
corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC on
1958, covering 150,000 shares of its 10c par common stock.
offering of the shares is to be made by S. D. Fuller & Co. of
28,
Public
144,177
,
—
-—-—
charges/
p.
677.
p.
.
Co. of The Southwest—Earnings—
,
taxes
operating
operations-
Indusiro Transistor Corp.—Registers Stock Offering—-
related
./
..
'
Month of January—
187,
This
be
-
railway
railway operating income——
—V.
serviced by the San Francisco office of
was
management
been
the
from
revenue
".
•
previously
Net
within
be
the
$15,000
entitled
to
as
reimbursement
five
years
(at
a
price
to
be
supplied
On account of the fluctuations in the rate of exchange,
by
fees.
facture and sale
of
1953, the
company
is engaged in the manu¬
active operations in
transistors, having commenced
William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher;
(general news and advertis ng issue) with a statistical Issue on Monday]. Other office: 135 8 La 8alle Street, Chicago 3, Illinois
Reentered es second-class matt • February 25. 1942. at the post office at New York, N. Y under the Act of March 3. 1879. Subscriptions
of Pan-American Union, $65.00 per year; In Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year. Other Countries, $<2.00 per year.
S
Patent Office)
[every
for
purchase common stock
thereof to purchase
entitling the holders
shares also are included in the registration state¬
shares' underlying 5,000 additional warrants to be
basis to Morris Zigman and Solomon Zigman as
Organized in December,
Thursday
KSnm
1958 by WUUam
In United States. U. 8. Possessions. Territories and Members
la
j.
.4
newer
facilities
•<
division
new
Six Months Ended Dec. 31—
issued
corporation on Feb. 28 filed a registration stat-ment with the
covering 128,347 shares of its 50c par common stock.
According
mm?
Convair
office at Chicago, 111., will handle
division of General Foods Corp., effective
.
already services,.the .Perkins
187, p. 573.
•'
'
X;:,
•
This
BEC
at
Belding
S. O. S.
the
.
account /in
Federal
per
•
to investigate
Additional
..Li
e
this
of
agencies.
of
long
requirements.—V. 187, p. 574.
McCann-Erickson, Inc.
Other
,
continue
six. primary
and nine
I sta.ur/r, t 21,j.O,'.
i-
for
1958.
Chicago,
$856,279
386,072
—————
Depreciation charged to operations
Earnings
z
JL-1'
will
Force
—V.
Net
moving, expected to total
months ago to the Pacific
Foods Corp.—Servicing of Account
Foole,
Since
:*5470,207
i
continue
missiles.
■
uses
have
Illinois Shares Corp.—Sale of Standard State Bank Stk.
the
for
several
factory is 840 feet long and 640 feet wide. It will
early summer. Meantime, production of the Atlas
invested
and
Force
advertising
July 1,
1957
taxes
under
are
C
s. v
will
and
formation
The
Which
462,003
51,918
31—
income
U.
Chemical
Railway operating expenses.
This
before
Division of this corporation began mov¬
awarded
*
1
a
of
development, pro¬
propulsion units for applications ranging from
to small, compact, paekeged power units.
Railway operating revenue
Railway operating expenses
in the 252-acre
auxiliary buildings.
iue tool ng and
heavy equipment.—V. 187, p. 573 and 455; W- 186, p. 1954.
Air
other
•
Ended Dec.
"
ready for use in
for
Resign,
government-owned P
ni it
a.
'
,.u
.j
j
Radford, but will extend the research, development,
"Grossinger's" Country Club Rye
dc Kamp's Holland Dutch Bakers"
$818,817
$252,197
—
Dr. Pepper Co.—Reports Decreased
Year
1
..
Astronautics
/The
General
•
Income
bread,
Co.,,Los
The
439,757
"Van
contract
&
plant" site
$691,954
expenses
}:
Net revenue from railway operationsNet railway operating income—
\ —V. 187, p. 675.
of
Angeles, Calif.
The contract also covers
installation of foundations and utility lines for heavy
factory machine
1957
1958
-
.".
program
200 persons.
was
Convair
Month
to
50
time-and-materials
$2,000,000,
be
formation
with
Month of January—
Crane
290,152
the
Department.
concerned
,
about
Line RR.—Earnings-
"Railway operating revenue-.———
products,
i.vand
(Astronautics)
Convair
missile
& Toledo Shore
Detroit
country.
bakery
187, p.1144. !
increments of
!
-
line
ing into its new $40,000,000 plant at-Montgomery Field in northeastern
Diego, Calif.,.;on ;MaTch 7.
Today (March 10) the first several
hundred of nearly ;,7,000 /Astronautics employees will go
to work in
the new •facility for
>.
iva time.
Moving will Continue ir daily
tools.
;
-
complete
San
1957
$315,417
216,009
.
1958
$1,627,015
1,311,598
* <>■
revenue—'
Railway operating
the
a
operates 54 bakeries and 75 sales
Included in Its product*) are "Bond"
General Dynamics Corp.—Convair Division Moves—
Detroit, Toledo & Iron ton RR.—EarningsMonth
other
Puin >r-mk
products.—V.
"•
..
and
of
baker
products,
bakery
throughout
and
Bread
4,650,582
:
capital—
Retained
depots
bread
26,000,000
debt
Long-term
other
in
vehicles
a.
Del.,
rockets
-
earnings
earnings
.
,
72,658,083
property, plant and equipment—
of
Net
'
- /
proceeds of the loan will be used to retire outstanding debt and
and
Explosives
be
divisions of the Department of Defense—Army,
general corporate purposes.
General Baking Co., a leading
rolls,
24,071,875
73,789,451
Inventories
sion
earnings
1
8,120,621
:
—
1
Wilmington,
capabilities
187, p. 676.
The
r—
—-
386,772
for
113,936,803
32,557,955
39,116,694
14,740,434
8,201,995
24,355,960
24,376,260
capital
Cash
301,241.
on
common
ammunition.
development facilities now exist at Kenvil, N.
J.,
facilities for the smaller "Jet-Pak" units are under
Net
$
108,536,541
assets
$961,882
SEC
its
and
Consolidated
1956
$
;..
.
—
Current
•
-■
..
assets
of
space
Privately—This com¬
pany on March 7 announced that it has completed nego¬
tiations to borrow $15,000,000 from institutional inves¬
tors on its 5j/4% promissory notes due in 1978. Goldman,
Sachs & Co. acted for the company in arranging for the
$2.78
1957
.
{
3,012,618
$799,954
General Baking Co.—Notes Sold
18,724,000
AT DECEMBER
AS
2,631,819
operations.
income
the
participations
encompass smokeless powder operations
been'associated with propellant systems and sporting
financing.
$0.90
13,097,000
~
$3,431,773
from railway
sales
and
will
,
1958*
1957
$3,974,500
.
or
also
struction.
r
/
SEC—
with
Interests
announced
3
its
of
division
and
will
March
on
Division
new
civilian
123,359,756
3,346.000
taxes
profit
revenue
railway operating
—V.
6,350,382
taxes—
Net
1956
82,458,616
—
fNet before income
Income
1957
Ry.—Earnings—
of
Januyry—
Railway operating revenue.———
Railway operating expenses
675.
187, p.
company
Research
Florida East Coast
4,321,964
statement
of
Forms New Division—
The
Propulsion
missiles
$1,485,635, $1,439,096
$5,000,000
Employe Savings Plan, together with 125,000 shares of
capital stock which may be acquired pursuant thereto.
It
880.
p.
registration
a
covering
its
production
$'2,214,438
—
187,
1958,
4,
duction,
1958- -2 M03.—1957
$766,177
filed
company
March
$1.15
VJ"*..." ;//>
.,
$6,536,402
$1,758,974
,———
railway operations
operating income—
railway
$751,676
1957
$5,759,171
—
expenses,.—r—
$1.32
o/
1958—Month—1957
Sales
1958
from
revenue
$1,883,362
1,637,138
(M. II.) Fishman Co., Inc.—February Sales Lower—
,
*
•_
—V.
of
January—
Railway operating revenue.
.■/",/
$2,164,471
1,637,138
This
This
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR.—EarningsMonth
186, p. 839.
1956
$3,923,317
2,039,965
and
.
•
this
for
Hercules Powder Co. Inc.—Registers With
1957
$4,509,231
2,344,760
J
profit after Federal taxes
Common shares outstdg. (excl. treasury stock)
Earnings per share on common stock
steadily through the
Advertising.—V.
rose
'
Federal* taxes
Net
1.
Rubber,
2851.
p.
■-
Ray L.
veteran
a
profit before
Federal .taxes
/Z Dayton Rubber Co.—New Public Relations
•
First National Stores Inc.—Earnings Higher-
;■
Aug. 10, 1956, to Dec. 29, 1956.—V. 185, p.'2800.
H
remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made In New York funds.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1092)
4
pilot plant at Elmhurst, L. I. Manufacture of tran¬
on a production basis in December, 1957, when the
company put into operation its present plant in Long Lsland City, N. Y.
Net proceeds of this financing are to be used as follows: $150,000 for
additional raw materials; $100,000 for enlarging the company's research
and development department; $75,000
for purchase of equipment to
test and mnnutacture "in accordance witn military specifications ; and
the balance to provide additional working capital.
As of Feb. 14, 1958, the company had outstanding 375,000 common
shares.
Gf this stock,
150,000 shares were issued to the public in
September, 1957 at $2 per share; and there were 747 stockholders on
Dec
31, 1957.
Of the outstanding shares, 192,150 are owned by offi¬
cers and
directors, of which amoiint 180,250 were purchaed by them
for an investment of $34,000,
The prospectus lists Mark Schindler as
in a
1957,
July
sistors
begun
was
President.—V.
180,
1848.
p.
* '
.
\
;
at retail
it
sells
Dakota
in
the
EARNINGS—For
Redpath
only
for
MaeArthur
187, p. 989.
take
under
North
America
of
Co.
policies of In¬
being withdrawn
outstanding
liabilities
the
over
Insurance
is
which
Rico.
Puerto
The
,
is
change
abroad on
a
Continental
outside
business
,
,
„
the North America Companies
multiple line basis and of handling
United States, Hawaii, Alaska and
with
accordance
in
policy of operating
Stern Brothers & Co
Thomas &
Nicolaus
Stifel,
:
Inc.
250
i.
Co.,
&
300
share, with a dealer's discount of 80
completed.—V. 186, p. 2050.
per
It
This
sales
net
in
1957
slightly less than
$109,847,000,
were
profit, before taxes, was $7,945,000, compared with
\; •'
profit, aiter taxes, for 1957 amounted to, $3,925,000, equal to
$4.43 per common share on' the 809,807 common shares outstanding,
compared with 1956 net profit of $4,708,000, or $5.40 a share on a
like number of common shares outstanding.—V. 187, p. 456,.
net
Consolidated
$9,378,000 in 1956.
:
Net
cents per share.
>
Definitive
are
sinking tund debentures due Jan. 1, 1987
exchange for temporary debentures at the Clia.se
New York, N. Y.—V. 185, p. 146.
4>4 %
30-year
available
now
Manhattan
in
Bank, 43 Exchange Place,
—An underwriting group headed by White, Weld &
on March 6 offered $9,000,000
of 3^4% convertible
Co.
de¬
bentures, due March 1, 1968, at 100.50% and accrued in¬
terest. The group won award of the issue on March 5 on
its bid of 99.5399%.
Other
:
bids
the
for
V
.
debentures
1988,
Eastman
from
came
Dillon,
Union Securities
& Co., 99.2699, and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenncr &
Blyth & Co., Inc., bid 99.30 and Glore, I-'organ & Co.
bid 99.1399, both for 3%s.
The First Boston Corp. bid 99.26 for 3ibs.
Smith, 99.139.
For
the
3coupon,
Brothers
man
The
bid
99.529.'
debentures
stock
mon
The
at
Halspy, Stuart
ranging
redemption.
'
■
PROCEEDS -Part
of
Inc., bid
Cp.
99.53
borrow
33s %
Co.
185,
1958 into com¬
1,
by the company at
100%, depending upon
any
the
at
of
time
year
p.
Chicago,
of
Saile Street,
La
South
208
Chicago 90,
111.—
net
proceeds from the offering Will be
used by Iowa-Illinois to repay short-term bank loans
of $4,575,000
incurred for construction.
The balance of the proceeds will be applied
to
the
company's
construction
EARNINGS—Operating
operating
operating
Railway
revenue
_—
railway
Net
187,
:
,
264,956
—
(G. It.)
43,254
Income
$5,359,592,
was
share
the
on
Fixed charges
equal
1,910,159
in
totaled $40,8C8,412 and net
1957
dividends
to
$2.58
per
outstanding
were earned 9.95 times.
on
Dec.
preferred
shares
for the year : 957
Company is
engaged principally in
the
sole
of
gas m the Quad-Cities, Fort Dodge and Iowa
adjacent areas, and in the sale of natural gas in
Cedar Rapids and Ottumwa and in several small
municipalities.
For
the year 1957,
approximately 51 % of operating revenues was derived
,
from
the
and
electric
business
and
approximately
49#'
from
the
gas
business.
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Authorized
234%
series
due
due
series
$4.22
series
Common
"The
series
and,
(par
of
^Including
$1)
issuable
the
under
terms
the
which
shares
dend payable March 10,
common shares held
1958, of
of
number
95,503, making total
have
been
at
the
additional
shares
common
of
is
any
initially
be
amount
the
to
purchase
of
from
the
&
Paine,
&
Merle-Smith—
Webber,
—V.
187,
Iowa
Stuart
1,000,000
and
30,
issued
is
S.
which
each
Bros,
-fe
Denton,
on
a
Dickson
&
&
Co.
soo'ooo
Co., Inc.
Inc
Walker
Northwest
&
800000
Sons_
400,000
Co.
200,000
Bonds Offered
—
associates
White, Weld & Co.,
97.799,
and The First
1
The new bonds
ing
plus
from
105%
accrued
will be redeemable
to
to
pay
and
par,
interest in
PROCEEDS—Net
at
each
proceeds
4
offered
special
a
and
sale
portions
the
Waterloo
on
the
east
of
and
in South Dakota
'company purchases
Corp.,
price
of
railway operations
income
—
187, p. 677.
1,406
—
together
the
bonds
connection
with
funds
to
required
the
will
be
with the
cash
derived
for
and
north
Sioux
near
natural
parts
City on the west,
the
gas
central
Iowa-South
used
from Northern
and
$334,978
$291,926
——110,475
88,233
railway operations
income
Month of January—
1958
Net
Net
$5,759,017
4,409,573
5,238,248
from railway operationsoperating deficit
;
$385,188
revenue
Net railway
187, p.
from
revenue
p.
$364,363
277,153
290,437
8143,868
$73,926
90,141
railway operations
railway operating income
187,
1957
$421,021
.
45,168
:
777.
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—Earnings—
1957
$4,794,761
Railway operating revenue—
Railway operating expenses.
:
1958
Railway operating revenue
Railway operating expenses
Month of
January—
Railway operating revenue
Railway operating expenses
1958
1957
$5,025,187
$5,928,368
3,937,775
5,200,039
$1,087,412
$728,329
289,660
«
*184.155
$520,769
Net
*143,244
*358,662
revenue from railway operations
railway operating income
Net
V
575.
187, p.
777.
Litchfield & Madison Ry.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
Missouri Pacific RR.—Earnings—
1957—12 Mos.—1956
Month of January—
1958
*
revenue
expenses
operations
*$879,636
$149,619
$534,573
$1,906,681
*487,407
61,183
*35,068
601,894
income—
oper.
Deficit.—V.
Net
Net
Los Angeles Airways, Inc.
corporation oh,: Feb. 20 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 1,923 shares of comn^on stock (par S10) to be offered
at $52 per share, through Dean Witter &'
Co., Los Angeles, Calif. The
proceeds are to go to selling stockholders.—V. 183, p. 2292.
has
issued
an
order
this
company
to
2,932,302
Month of January—
;
Co.—Borrowings Approved
authorizing
$5,615,344
2,534,661
187, p. 575.
Railway operating
Railway operating
1958
revenue
$1,803,227
1,447,849
1,577,539
$274,646
$225,688
56,608
*4,902
revenue from railway operations
railway operating income
"Deficit.—V.
1957
—$1,722,495
expenses
Net
Net
Louisiana Power & Light
SEC
$4,992,121
from railway operations
operating income
19,574,076
Monon RR.—Earnings—
(Calif.)—Files With SEC—
The
The
18,462,744
revenue
railway
—V.
187, p. 328.
1957
$23,454,865 $25,189,420
from rail¬
revenue
ry.
Railway operating
—
187, pp. 47 and 777.
.
make
bank
borrowings during the next 24 months in amounts not to exceed
$14,000,000 in the aggregate. The funds will be used for the construc¬
tion
of
1958
facilities
new
cost
of
the
and
for
Monongahela Ry.—Earnings—
Month of January—
other
corporate purposes.
The esti¬
construction program is $22,000,000 in
company's
in 1959.—V.
and $21,000,000
187,
p.
Railway
Railway
989.
operating
1958
revenue
operating
Month of January—
Railway operating
Railway operating
Net
•
'
Net
1957
$397,288
$517,811
321,300
362,121
$75,988
—
expenses
$155,69(1
31,159
-
187, p.
1957
17,520,710
$3,868,369
968,364
from
16,831,394
$1,682,351
expenses
2,399,287
six
com¬
The
Co.
Operating
Directors, was elected Presi¬
at a meeting held March 4, 1958.
Lyman L. Campbell, Vice-President in charge of engineering and
manufacturing, was elected to the board of directors at the same
p.
Net
"
1947
$2,251,702
$2,509,502
1,853,859
—
1,965,968
■
i
from railway operations
income
and
$397,843
$543,534
131,191
.
178,282
2 138 622
The
stock
and
,
flow—before
hole expenses
and
rentals,
deprecia¬
American
Sinteel
Corp.
of
Yonkers,
N.
Y.
be
plans call for all
of powder metal
moved
to
National
Yonkers,
N.
equipment that has been used for the
parts in the Port Huron, Mich, plant
in the near future.—V. 187, p. 329.
Y.,
Beverages Inc., Salt Lake City, Utah—Files
Exchange Commission—
With Securities and
The
,
dry
the
nickel-silver.
Corp.—Reports New Records—
for oil and gas income,
cash flow, operating income,
income and net income were established by this cor¬
poration in the fiscal year ended Sept. 30, 1957, according to James
A. McRae, President.
Oil
and
gas
gross
income in the 1957 fiscal year, despite new
proration rose to $1,619,956 from $823,301 the previous year. Operating
of
includes all of the machinery, equipment, inventories,
trademarks and trade names.
The new subsidiary is engaged in the production of
powder metal
parts from various alloys in iron, steel, brass, bronze, copper, nickel
purchase
patents,
records
cash
$2,468,439
2,279,122
Riggin, Sr., President, on March 5 announced that the com¬
had purchased
"for a nominal amount of cash" all of
the
Present
operating
income—or
$2,716,416
income
charges
outstanding
884.
McRae Oil & Gas
New
2,006,100
1,471,684
L.
pany
1958
Railway operating revenue
Railway operating expenses
net
1,771,459
Mueller Brass Co.—Purchase of Powder Metal Firm—
Month of January—
p.
2,218,871
taxes
187, p. 885.
F.
Maine Central RR.—Earnings—
187,
1957
$20,088,816 $18,393,121
13,382.070
12,446,898
taxes
operating
after
—V.
575.
operating
income
operating
Net
Will Freeman, Chairman of the Board of
—V.
1958
revenues
•
dent
revenue
75,386
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earns.—
Federal
railway
operations
deficit
Month of January—
Other
Lynch Corp.—Freeman Also President—
187,
railway
Operating expenses
884. (
meeting.—V.
from
revenue
railway operating
187, p. 885.
to
line
Gas
—V.
$19,203,061 $20,699,763
revenue
railway operations
Net railway operating income—
revenue
Net
1958
.
from
including
about
Natural
1,425,232
885.
p.
production
property.
Iowa,
Dakota state
187,
com¬
additional
company's
of
1957
$1,717,158
1,484,928
Month of January—
Net
>
1003?,
is engaged in the production, transmission,
electricity, serving about 228 communities in
western
of
in
the
from
revenue
railway operating
—V.
Net
of
1958
$1,819,906
__
$61,330
•■'8,801
—
______
redemption
sale
Improvements and extensions
distribution
munities
''Deficit.—V.
Net
the
pany's construction program, and,
operations, to provide a portion of
BUSINESS-Company
Boston
case.
from
71,204
Missouri Illinois RR.—Earnings—
1957
2a0.619
■
at general redemption
prices rang¬
off temporary bank loans incurred
construction,
Net
$271,949
$56,299
—♦—
Halsey,
—
March
on
award of the issue at
competitive sale on March 3
bid of 99.0199%.
38.22;
from
revenue
railway operating
—V.
The company received five
runner-up bids for its bonds as 4V4s
as
follows: Kiadtr, Peabody & Co., and Blyth &
Co., Inc. (jointly), 98.659;
Eastman Dillon,
Union Securities & Co., 98.30; Equitable" Securities
Corp.,
Net
1958
$284,723
228,424
'
■
Louisville & Nashville RR.—Earnings—
$800 000
__
Joseph
$156,19G
65,267
purchaser
follows:
$10,000,000 of first mortgage bonds 4y4% series, due
March 1, 1988, at 100% and accrued interest. The
group
won
163,826
Net
Railway operating revenue
Railway operating
expenses-——
mated
convertible
as
Wecden
Public Service Co.
Inc.
Jan.
on
be
the
of
Pacific
Co.
to
are
Inc.
R.
883.
&
thereof
'
1,000,000
p.
purchasers
Burns
Jackson
Curtis
business
shares
outstanding 2,005,667.
company,
White, Weld & Co
_$2,000,000
Bear, Stearns & Co.™ 2,000,000
of
200,563
Lehigh & Hudson River Ry.—Earnings—
Net
indenture
1957
$356,759
$164,073
operating revenue.—
operating expenses
Railway operating
share for each
common
close
common
to
has
agreed
—
1958
206,088
$139,397
$147,921
182,815
.
186, p. 884.
§2,005,667 shs.
bonds
$2.04
$370,161
Month of January—
Railway
--V.
40,000 shs.
reserved
additional
one
record
of
PURCHASERS—The
names
debentures and the principal
Dick
deficit from railway operations
railway operating deficit
Net
way
additional
1956
$2.90
revenue from
railway operations
railway operating income
187, p. 678.
f
Railway
Net
company's
thereof,
1957
$48,957,000 $42,436,000
3,503,000
2,467,000
taxes
after
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—
1957
$77,759
217,156
SEC
20
total
—
2—
1,933,164
i2,750,000 shs.
bonds
%>/
& Earnings Higher—
Net
$3,839,845
for
issuance on conversion of the convertible debentures and
43,793 shares
which are reserved for issuance under the
company's employee stock
purchase plan.
|At Dec. 31, 1957, 1,910,159 common shares were outstanding.
On
Dec. 17, 1957, the board of directors of the
company declared a divi¬
The
1958
$93,775
241,696
; "
'
2,949,501
60,000 shs.
subject to
261,000
.
—
—
$3,484,074
be issued.
may
1958.
Month of January—
Railway operating revenue—
Railway operating expenses
171,074
9,000,000
interest.—
V-;
Railway operating revenue
operating expenses
Ishpeming ItR.—Earnings—
$320,693
'
;;:.V
885.
Railway
Net
.$259,662
200.000 slis.
phis accrued
$21,492,900
Earnings per common share.
186, p. 2372.
—V.
cu¬
l—
amount
unlimited
$
"'
1,139,298
_________
shares
$
Railway opcr. revenue—
1968
shares (par value $100),
mulative, issuable in series
borrowings will be
outstanding series B
14, 1957.
The total
—V.
136,253,938 123,052,713 271,436,328 243,088,628
187, p. 884.
Period End. Dec. 31—
Preferred
$4.36
1958—8 Wks.—1957
1958—4 Wks.—1957
$
$
Railway oper. expenses.
8,000,000
of
Month of January—
9,500,000
1979
such
Nov.
V
"Deficit.—V.
Outstanding
on
$5,116,000
$20,240,000
3%% series due 1983
3*4% convertible debentures,
income
FINANCING
"First mortgage bonds—
23A% series due 1977
to
sold
Minneapolis, Northfield & Southern Ry.—Earnings—
Sales
—V.
CAPITALIZATION
amount
of
and
$20,000,000
and
sales
883.
Period Ended Feb. 22—
—V.
the
Miles Laboratories, Inc.—Sales
Lehigh Valley RR.- -Earnings—
V ';
BUSINESS—The
Iowa
$6,117,000
31,
after
common
electricity and natur il
City,
$2,703,090
Kroger Co.—February Sales Up—
—V.
will
bonds
of
Carter has been elected President of this company.
Mr. Carter,
Vice-President since 1955, succeeds the late Eric A. Kerbey.
187, p.
Net
1958—2 Mos.—1957
1958—Month—1957
$2,884,000
-
p.
the
issued
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Period Ended Feb. 28—
187,
of
1987,
884.
p.
P.
O.
$153,629
Kinney Corp.—February Sales Up—
gales
sale
redemption
due
Executive
—V.
883.
p.
the
the
• ■ ■
* $225,771
79,014
railway operations—
operating income——
from
revenue
of
to
redemption price
1957
$418,585
$465,621
239,850
.
expenses—
;
Net
Net
program.
revenues
Electric Co.—Refunding Cleared—
an
Midwest Piping Co., Inc.—New President—
1858
Month of January—
Itailway
issued
order authorizing this company to issue
of first mortgage bonds, series O, due March 1,
competitive bidding.
The company also was authorized to
$1,500,000 from. The First National Bank of Boston.
bonds
v.. 187,
485.
Month of January—
•
the
company
Co., Inc.—Files Registration Statement—
has
Proceeds
5% %
Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf Ry.—Earnings—
Net
and after July
important
an
$20,000,000
applied
its
.
to
:\y
and Leh¬
.
on
redeemable
104.50%
from
>
.
share.
will be
debentures
prices
'
convertible
are
$34.4827,a
&
production became
gas
1264.
at
corporation has called for redemption on April 1, next, $56,000
first mortgage bonds, due April 1, 1965, at 10314% plus
accrued interest.
Pavrnent will be made at the City National Bank &
The
Lake Superior &
3Vis
as
1957,
p.
a
SEC
sell
demption—
of
—V.
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Co.—Debentures Offered
in
Merrimack-Essex
and.
SEC
at
corporation
covering
$2.50
used
^
to
,
186,
&
Net
Co.—Definitive Debentures-
$184,471
income
company
The
—V.
Interstate Oil Pipe Line
of
outstanding.
*
V.
peak of $111,107,000.
1950
shares
on March 5 filed with the Securities and Exchange
registration Statement relating to an offering of up to
225.000 shares of its common stock (par 16*3 cents).
The shares are
to be sold by the Estate of
George W. Merck, Chairman of the Board of
the company until his death,
to provide funds for various cash re¬
quirements of the Estate.
Goldman, Sachs & Co. will head an offering of the shares to the
public by over 50 underwriters on or about March 24.—V. 167, p. 989.
secon¬
was
Trust
& Earnings Smaller—
Interchemical Corp.—Sales
1,902,513
$260,015.
net
1956
the
time
Commission
(par $5)
$37.87y>
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Co., Inc.—-Partial Re¬
Puerto Rico its Head Office for
Latin America", which' supervises the company's offices and agents in
Puerto Rico, Barbados,'Colombia, Cuba, Curacao, Dominican Republic,
Ecuador, Grenada, Jamaica, St. Lucia, Trinidad, Venezuela, and Virgin
Islands.—V. 137, p. 883.
'
The companv maintains in Sail Juan,
Consolidated
Offering—A
Johns-Manville Corp.—Secondary
first
Merck
500
Company
the
on
of
profit
a
the
250
_—,—______—_
dary offering of 100,000 shares of common stock
was made on March 5 by Dean
Witter & Co. at
through a single company.
Canada
the
Co.
&
Inc.
derived
raised
compared
the
on
product.—V.
Hughes &
150
200
———
Corporation—
Iowa
Co.,
from
share
a
increase
a,n
or
which
cents
50
$267,646,
was
increased
share
the
150
Inc.
Raffensperger,
600
500
500
& Company—
& Co.——————
of
—V.
fire and marine.
will
demnity
all
-
has been licensed to add casualty and bonding busi¬
operations in Puerto Rico, where previously it was licensed
to its
from
First
Kendall,
580
—;—————-
Blair
William
300
Patterson,
&
cents
year,
company
assets
about
or
$684,000.
sale
of
assets
in
1957 nmounted
to
but
$47,996
the year's net income to $315,642 equal to 12 cents
outstanding 2,575,413 shares.
■"
Mr. McRae pointed out that total oil production In 1957
increased
to 514,688 barrels against 317,232 barrels in 1956. He said * that for
$200
Mullaney, Wells & Company
Copeland &
150
Company__
Parker
Auchincloss,
10
or
$1,288,000.
was
previous year's
the
year,
of
Monday, March 10, 1958
.
.
operating income
fiscal
1956
fiscal
disposition
Profit
a
company
ness
It
/.
$192,102
the
net
year
the
in
1956
the
which
McMaster Hutchinson & Co.
$5,450
Stuart & Co. Inc
Halsey.
Allison-Williams
the
double
fiscal
.$7,631
In
and .amortization
almost
or
1957
from
—(000's Omitted)—
Kenower,
Expand Operations—
with
bonds as set forth below:
spective principal amounts of new
Fahnestock & Co._
This
total operating
1957, the company had
income of $3,857,124.
year
depletions
share,
The
UNDERWRITERS—The purchasers named below have severally agreed,
on
a
firm commitment basis to purcnase irom the company the re¬
Courts
America—Puerto Rican Office
Insurance Co. of North
to
tion,
a
and net
of $33,878,039
revenues
in South
7 communities
in Iowa,
communities
36
communities in Nebraska.
and 2
.
for
per
on
Feb.
shares
without
working
capital;
filed
25
90,090
share,
of
a
letter
common
expansion
and
of
stock
underwriting.
notification
(par
The
$1)
to
proceeds
equipment.—V.
with
toe
185,
the
offered
are
p.
to
be
2560.
..
Volume
187
Number 5723
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
5
(1093).
National Cylinder Gas Co.-
Net
sales
1957
■
—
Net income before federal
in#ome
Number
of
Earnings
140,299,914
19,666,332
Federal
10,969,000
10,351,000
Other
income
on
—
9,825,225
__
shares outstanding
;—;—,
share after pfd. dividends—
common
per com.
Operating
Operating
20,794,225
income
on
Net
2,354.543
-
$4.12"
.
V"
the
and
inclusion
of
estimated
costs
fulfillment under
of
guarantees.
nounced
The
«.
in
on
March
report,
earnings
new
President,
said,
does
not include
the
equity
company's
Net
unconsolidated
of
8,151,426
Morgan Stanley & Co.. $2,995,000
income.—
$9,962,159
Y
$8,974,922
8,415,329
7,582,662
.
Co.,
Ry.—Earnings—
'
195s
0.—-__Yy
foreign subsidiaries and domestic 50 %
owned companies, amounting to approximately $1,290,000 after
provision
foreign or United States income taxes. These earnings, equivalent
1957
'*
$670,993
665,956
.
$900,085
742,461
railway operations
$5,037
..
railway operating income.
'Deficit.—V.
187,
678.
p.
*68,338
additional 55 cents per share, were re-invested
working capital by the various companies. ;
an
tional
'i
Sales of
99
cents
for
$1,669,446
share
a
reported
for the
the
fourth
were
$3^,752,074
totaled
quarter
or
$32,177,241
with
pared
or
cents
like
the
for
1956
70
1956
addi¬
as
/■
-
55,236
period.—V.
.
»
Neisner Brothers, Inc.—February
Period Ended Feb. 28—
Net
sales
,
Railway operating
Railway operating
quarter, com¬
Earnings for the
to $2,357,460
187,
—V.
187,'p.
New
This
will
is
planning
first
be
and, such of said shares
the
as
subscription period of
scription by
Purchase
The
of 968.549
shareholders on
to
remain
such
employees under
Plan."
issue
an
offered
unsubscribed
offer,
be
will
l-for-12
a
the
at
made
termination
available
Net
187,
for
company's
SEC
Northwest
order
an
authorizing borrowings by
stock
for
from
NEES.
Proceeds
treasuries
therefor.—V.
New England
187,
p.
the
of
outstanding notes due to banks
money for construction expenditures
pay
or
borrowings
to
NEES.
reimburse
to
or
will
and
to
be.
the
companies'
Power Co.—To Sell Bonds—
offices
of
on
June
of
11,
1958 at
Co..
1,750,000
Co.—Registers
Debenture Offering With SEC—
Y Y ;
This
company
covering
offered
Bancorporation—Registers With SEC—
&
$30,000,000
for
public
of
a
Co.
debentures, r due
35-year
April
1,
registration statement with
a
share of
1,
headed
downward
1961
PROCEEDS—The
be
proceeds
corporate
will
'
be
-
made
in
the
stocks
capital
by
the
series
A
and
these
and
New
Bank
net
securities
amounts
above
lias
agreed
Dillon,
C.
American
make bor¬
not
to exceed
rowings from banks, during
$4,800,000 in the aggregate,
maturing
paid out
during
of
1958,—V,
the
187,
March.
proceeds
p.
March,
1958 in amounts
to replace a like amount of bank notes
is contemplated that the notes will be
of the sale of $7,500,000 of bonds later in
.....
Co.
f
Parker
....
•
Northeastern RR.
'
Operating
Operating
Other
taxes
operating income.—.
charges—*— :;YY
187, p. 996.
Net
railway
•—V.
from
revenue
—V.
William
Blunt
1,261,235
$2,188,052
J. C.
1,985,511
Alex.
operating
income—
Net
—V.
658.821
.686,721
$171,943
$357,102
56,341
136,631
Inc
Dodge
1957
$830,231
—.—
Courts
668,360
from
revenue
railway
railway operations
operating
deficit
21,810
—
R.
Rise—
$62,619,742
48,597,266
^53,137,356
equalled
"Construction
started
was
buildings.
The
creased in
1957."—V,
number
research
of
187,
four
on
p.
new
chemical
projects underway
886.
manufacturing
again
was
/.
.
/
Net
'Deficit.—V.
New
187,
$9,482,386
*1,957,290
1,809,771
\
;
2
.
:——
from
railway operations
railway operating income
revenue
1958
Y ". 1957
$11,849,117 $14,310,825
9,288,735
187,
p.
10,402,270
$2,560,382
$3,908,555
938.988
1,512.663
.
—V.
678.
Edison
Ohio
series
Connecting RR.—Earnings—
Month of January—
Railway
Railway
Net
Net
operating
operating
revenue
railway
—V.
187,
p.
1958
revenue-
frpm
—
railway
onerating
-
operations—.
income
J 957
$324,087
$358,317
191,422
—
expenses
176,208
$132,665
$182,109
51,125
,
4.15%
Railway
Railway
90.835
Net
Net
—V.
operating
revenue
railway
187, p.
New
1958
from
railwav
operating
$13,303,781
11,177,302
11,495,782
$1,101,413
deficit
——
$1,807,999
987,318
•
•
540.270
885.
cipal
York, Susquehanna & Western RR.—Earnings1958
to maturity.
Railway operating
from
railway operations
Railway operating income
♦Deficit.*—V.
$460,996
376,388
$42,998
$84,608
187,
p.
....
678.
interest
were
received
as
follows.
Glore,
Forgan
&
from
4 on its
*31,369
Inc.
company
sale
its
to
will
apply
construction
the
125,000
F.
325,000
solidated
of
funded
debt
of
Dec.
31,
$205,140,000
major part of the pro¬
which calls for the
program
the company had a con¬
which included $'27,593,000 debt
1957,
The company had outstanding 636.300
preferred stock and its subsidiary had out¬
standing 81,049 preferred shares of similar par value.
Also outstand¬
ing on that date were 6,386,749 shares of common stock of $12 par
Pennsylvania
of
$100
Power
par
-
48,917
Co.
in
Co.
Edlscn
rural
areas
furnishes
in
population of 250,000.
Ohio
electric
having
an
service
589
in
Co*.
Newhard,
Cook
100,000
The
Co
750,000
Pacific Northwest Co.*...;
325,000
Paine,
A
75,000
Ohio
225,000
Webber.
75,000
Jackson
Jaffray
A
400,000
Hop-
wood
100,000
—
Sliepard A Co.,
Y—.100.00Q
75,000
R.
Quail A Co., Inc..
W.
Pressprich
A
325,000
Co.
A
75,000
Co..—
Rauschoi*,
Pierce
75,000
Co.,
A
100,000
Inc.
325,000
Reinholdt
Reynolds A
A
400,000
Gardner—
400,000
325,000
Co
225,000
Riter A Co
The Robinson-Humphrey
.'—
Co., Inc..
125,000
325,000
Rodman A Renshaw
W111. C.
100,000
Co
400.000
Co.u„
Curtis..—Y'-Y-Y
Piper,
75,000
A
325.00C
Co
A
125,000
M'oseley A Co._,r„.
125,000
YY
A
Rotan, .Mosle. A
75,00c
Roney A Co.—
Co——.
L. F. Rothschild A Co..
"
75,000
100,000
400,000
400,000
100,000
Salomon Bros. A Hutzler
Pomcroy, Ine.
125,000
125,000
Schwabacher A Co
225,000
Inc.
175,000
Scott
Boston
Southwest
W.
Hibbs
B.
Corp..
Co..—
com¬
Scherck, Richtcr Co
Schoellkopf,
Hutton
Fleming-
Nolan,
A
Co.,
A
'
The.".—
Fulton
Reid
Robert
Garrett
A
Co.,
A
Strlngfellow—;
A
Sons.
100,000
Shearson,
Forgan A Co
Goldman, Sachs A Co...
750,000
800,000
Co.
Shields A Co
Goodbody A Co
175,000
Shunxan. Agnew A Co.—
125,000
I. M. Simon A Co
Singer, Deanc A
Glore,
—
Granbery, Marache A
Co.
-
Green, Ellis A Anderson.
Harriman
A Co
Ripley A Co.,
Inc.
—
Hnyden, Miller A Co
Hayden, Stone A Co.—.
Hemphill, Noyes A Co..
Henry Herrman A Co.—
Richards
Hill
J.
J.
B.
Hirsch
Co.—
75,000
ncr
325,000
—
Weeks..
E
F
W. E.
Hutton
225,000
125,000
100,000
125,000
Stifel,
75,000
400,000
Stroud
•
Corp.
*
Johnston, Lemon A Co..
Joseph,
Kidder.
75,000
225,000
"
Mellen A Miller,
75,000
Peabody A Co..
Co.,
-2d.000
Inc.
Anthony
Tucker,
175,000
325,000
A
325,000
Neuliaus
A
100.000
G. H. Walker A Co
Watling, Lerchen A Co.
Wertheim A Co
—
J. C. Wheat A Co
White, Masterson A Co.
75,000
Space Corp.
A
Underwood,
Co., Inc.
175,000
Lane,
The Johnson.
125,000
750.,000
R. L. Day"——
Indianapolis Bond A
Share
—
Swiss American Corp
Spencer Traslc A Co
Company,
-
Co.,
A
...
ties Corp
325,000
Inc.
Nicolaus
Inc.
Stone A Webster Securi-
75,000
400,000
Illinois
The
175,000
800,000
100,000
225.000
A Co
Co
—,
—
William R. Staats A Co.
Stein Bros. A Boyce
Stephens,
Inc
—
St*rn Brothers A Co
75,000
Hutton A
175,000
100,000
Scrib-
175,000
750,000
400.000
100,000
Co
A
400,000
*
750,000
75,000
A
225,000
Barney, A Co....
Smith, Moore A Co..
F. S. Smithers A Co
Howard. Weil, Labouisse,
Friedrichs
75,000
Hammill A
Smith,
100,000
Co
A
Hilliard A Son.
A
Hornblower
value
population
of
1,600,000.
Principal
cities
served
include;
Akron.
Youngstown,
Springfield. Lorain, Warren and* Mansfield.
Pennsylvania Power dis¬
tributes tleetric energy in en area in western Pennsylvania having an
estimated
duPont A
IUC
and
S.
400,000
Folger,
value.
munities
Milwaukee
100,000
an
of
175,000
The
Moore, Leonard A Lynch
125,000
Dominick..
A
Co.,
125,000
Co.,
Hooker A Fay
the
of
A
800,000
Putnam
A Co
Hallgarten
estimated $58,800,000 in 1958, principally for ne\v
electric
generating and transmission
facilities.
The
company
will
also
purchase
an
additional
$2,100,000
of
common
stock of
its
wholly-owned subsidiary, Pennsylvania Power Co., which has a 1958
construction program estimated at $11,900,000.
spending
SmithY,750,000
Turben
75,000
A
>1
,
800,000
100,000
Co.;
1957
$373,147
330.149
expenses
revenue
bids
BUSINESS—Ohio
:
1983.
amount.
shares
revenue..
Co., Inc.*.
Dickson
100,000
Pierce,
Farwell, Chapman A Co.
underwriting
The bonds were priced at
to yield approximately
The issue was awarded to the Mor¬
1,
accrued
CAPITALIZATION—As
operations..
Month of January—
Net
'1957
$12,278,745
revenue——..
expenses—.
Railway operating
Net
and
PROCEEDS—The
York, New Haven & Hartford RR.—Earnings—
operating
175,000
75,000
&. Co..
The First
in¬
Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities &, Co., and White Wold & Co.,
(jointly),
100.1499for 4',4?o bonds; The First Boston Corp., 101.71 li> for 4 !o Vc
bonds; and Halsey Stuart & Co. Inc., 101.31% for 4To % bonds.
The
new
bonds
are
subject
to
redemption at
105.96%* through
Feb. 28,
1959 and thereafter at prices decreasing to the principal
amount on and after March 1, 1985.
Special redemption prices, under
an
improvement and sinking fund, range from 101.706% to the prin¬
678.
Month of January—
Offered—An
gan Stanley group at competitive sale March
bid of 100.856% for the indicated coupon.
ceeds
New
Co.—Bonds
March
due
101.706%
Other
New York
A
175,000
'225,00f<
Co.—*-.™
Inc.
Fahnestock
;
group headed by Morgan Stanley & Co. and comprising
29 investment firms placed on the market on March 5
a
new
issue of $40,000,000 first mortgage bonds
York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.—Earnings—
Month of January—
Net
$5,631,906
678.
p.
Railway operating revenue
Railway operating expenses—
Net
Y
from
railway operations—.
railway operating income
-.
revenue
<fc
Fonner A
Merrill,
100,000
Corp.
Estabrook
$2 07 per share.
125,000
Co
Lynch,
Prescott,
Elworthy A Co
Equitable Securities
First
Net
Merrill
125,000
Francis I.
and
75,000
Co...^.
&
A;
Miller
—
Inc.
company reports that "the year 1957 saw new >'ocords estab¬
in sales and earnings.
Sales passed $30,000,000 for the first
and increased 13 'to over 1956.
Consolidated net profits were up
,,1957
_
$54,229,172
5
McDonald
325,000
Inc.—i
Masten
House A Co....
S.
Drexel
Vt K
Railway operating expenses—
Co..
A
Pancoast
187, p. 777.
Norwich Pliarniacal Co.—Sales and Earnings
time
RR,—Earnings—
Railway operating revenue—,.
Co.— u.
Co..__
Dain
M.
$193,195
26,144
J.
-673,611
$161,871
—n——
A
Curtiss,
$866,806
The
1958
A
Clarke
W.
75,000
&
125.000
Sons.—
Clark A Co..
W.
E.
Mead,
75,000
A
Co._
McDonnell .& Co.
A
Richard W. Clarke Corp.
1958'
lished
Month of January—
...
<fc
400.00Q
100,000
2a.-
Mason-Hagan,
175,000
Co...:..
100,000
325,000
100,000
Marks
M.
Co.
400,000
Simmons.
100,000
'
Bennett <fc Co..
Laurence'
Dewar, Robertson A
Net
187, p. 885.
New York Central
Mauley,
.Y.
A
A
Brown
John
Northwestern Pacific RR.—Earnings-
$1,043,823
—
Irving Lundborg
Inc.
Bradford A Co._^_
Clark,
.
Blair
Ellis
Co.
&
Inc
Co.
Blyth A Co., Inc.
Bos worth,
Sullivan
E.
1957
.—_
operations—__YY
railway
175,000
75,000
Becker
A
Co...
Rlioades
175,000
Co.,
75,000
G.
800,000
Co.
125.000
Dominick
Net
&
A.
$2,429,191
_
as
$75,000
Corp
Loeb,
McCormick
1,428,517
—
r.
the
which
400,000
M.
175,00C
Blair
&
Higginson
175,000
11,784,373
1,975,817
.Y
of
are
800,000
Y_
12,818,353
2,158,311
—...
—
..
will
interest
underwriters
Langley
325,000
2,149,787
*:
C.
Kraus...
A.
1957
_Y— $18,834,572 $17,209,477
—'
taxes
principal
.Bateman, Eiclilor & Co.
Baumgartncr,
Downing
-
v;Y
.
1958
expenses
operating
Jl
■
Co.—Earnings—
after
Net
$830,764
operating
&
& Co.—
revenues
income
-
v
Month of January—
1958
revenue———_„Y——
Railway operating expenses.,
_'Y—
Railway
'
'
Northwestern Bell Telephone
operating revenue
Railway operating expenses
-Earnings-
—•
Baird
Inc.
■;
.
'
Month of January—
&
Co....
Co.
"
the
175,000
J. JBartlX &
:
accrued
John C. Legg & Co
125,00f
■
excluding
Carl
&
'
debentures
Lee
Watts & Co._.._
Y
the
of
Lazard Freres & Co
75,000
Weeks & Co
;
sale
the
'*
1982.
Laird & Company, Corp.
&
Ball, Burge
:
1,
_
%
...
Auchincloss,
Redpath
Baker,
777.
Orleans
the
through
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.
Kulrn, Roeb & Co
Laird, Bissell & Meeds-
225,000
...
Baker,
p.
the
W.
W.
Railway
New
of
325,000,
Whipple <fe Co...
It
Month of January—
the
of
the principal amount thereof
purchase from the corporation
Securities
Corp.
Arthurs, Lcstrange &
Co.,
order authorizing this company to
to
2,775,000
Allyn <te Co., Inc..
&
Net
an
and
Union
Securities & Co
Bacon,
•
March
$39,812,005,
names
offered,
severally
Eastman
at
A.
»<"
to
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc..$2,775,000
,
1957.
after
proceeds .frpm
Robert
Cleared by SEC—
The SEC has issued
of
for
B
$61,593,109 and combined net income of $12,803,834 for 1956.—V. 187,
990.
.> "•
•
:-/■ ••• : -■
■. •* Y
V ■ YY
be
Borrowings
group
corporation
series
Bachc
31,
100%
Gross operating earnings of affiliated banks for 1957 amounted
to
$68,258,207 and combined net income, after deducting minority inter¬
ests, to $11,658,444. This compared with gross operating earnings of
the SFC
the
—
banking
$40,000,000 5^% convertible
follows:
and
are
Jersey Power & Light Co.
to
YUNDERWRITERS—The
each
The largest bank in the
group is Northwestern
National Bank
Minneapolis which had deposits of $450,119,072 and capital accounts
Federal
,
Eastman Dillon, Union Se¬
investment
dividends.
debentures
towns
of $33,130,832 at Dec.
sale .at
of
funds,
2,800,000
to redeem $17,682,600 principal amount
subordinate debentures and $20,871,100 par
value of convertible preferred
stock; representing all of such deben¬
tures and preferred stock
outstanding. The aggregate redemption price'
preferred stock for. each 16 shares of common
27, 1958. The stock will be nonrefundable
$7,000,000
used
of
record March
banks.
1
>
.
Corp.
the
in Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska, South Dakota, North Dakota.
Wisconsin.
The affiliated banks had combined deposits
of $1,689,032,487 (before
eliminating group interbank deposits of $59,654,776) and combined capital accounts of $118,559,542
at Dec. 31,
,
1993,. to
<te.Webster
Securities
sinking fund beginning in 1969 is designed to retire 70%
of
new
of
approximately
and
Proposed
^ -;
Y
registration statement with
Stone
March 6 offered
on
March
investment
Montana
the
competitive bidding
' • '
r
"
sale of the debentures,
together with other
to be used for the purpose of refunding the
company's 36-year 4Th% debentures, due Sept. 1, 1993, which are pres¬
ently
outstanding
in the
amount
of
$30,000,000
and
which
the
company intends to call fcr redemption on April 28/ 1958, at 107.146 %;
of their principal amount.—V. 187, p. 678.
Net
;
Feb. 3 filed
on
540,000
Co.... 2,800,000
150,009
&
before maturity.
The debentures will be redeemed
fund
at
100%
and
are
redeemable
at
the
option
corporation
at
any
time
at
prices
ranging from
105'/a%
Bancorperation holds in
the
aggregate
95.9%, in net
tangible asset value, of the outstanding stock in a group of 76 affili¬
ated banks, which with 23 branches are located in a total of 86
cities
■
Telephone
Scrantou
Wood, Struthers & Co.— 1,730,0G»
an
A
Northwest
England Power Co., 441 Stuart Street, Boston *16; Mass.
p. 2853.
.
'v.Y/;
Bell
W.
Stix & Co
540,000
Co....
325.000
debentures
years.
affiliated
New
Jersey
325,000
Strtngfellow—•
Cha:;.,
886.
p.
of
186,
New
325,000
&
&
Cc>._
Smith, Barnoy
2,800.000
1957.
r—V.
540,000
;
—
540,000
and
464,372
proceeds of the sale of the preferred stock will be added to the
funds of the corporation and will be available, together with
other funds, to
provide additional capital funds to affiliated banks
from time to time, for possible acquisition of
banks, and for other
purposes.
It is presently contemplated that an additional investment
989.
tentatively scheduled to be received
Co., Inc.
Newhard, Conk & Co....
Saunders,- Stiver & Co..
$1,835,343
365,746
Net
1988.
are
$1,479,654
.
general
bidding
of $10,000,000 principal amount of first
mortgage bonds, series' H, due
Bids
Turben
Scott
&
fc
•,
325,000
_
850,000
Miller
540,000
——.
&
Tnc.
Merrill,
540,000
2,800,000
Co
subordinate debentures due March 1,!
1983, at 100% and
accrued interest.
This offering was quickly oversub¬
scribed and the books closed.
offering.
new
This company, a subsidiary of New England Electric System, proposes
to file a registration statement with the Securities and Exchange Com¬
mission early, in May with respect to the sale at competitive?
.
one
held
five
An
to
used
provide
&
Merlcka
J.
Co.,
&'
Hutton
which
banking group headed jointly by The First Boston
Corp. and Blyth A Co., Inc. has been formed to underwrite the
proposed
aries of the above company in the aggregate amount of $68,188,000.
Of
this amount, the subsidiaries will borrow $48,434,000 from hanks and
$19,754,000
McDonald
Win.
curities
covering 106,430 shares of cumu¬
lative convertible preferred stock
(par $100) which It proposes to offer
for subscription to the holders of its outstanding common stock on the
subsidi¬
20
2,800.000
1,750,000
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp.-YDebentures Offered—
Ry.—Earnings-
This corporation 011 March 6 filed
Securities and Exchange Commission
''Y;^ Yi-
issued
has
$323,000
Co.
sinking
designated "1958 Employee Share
tentative time schedule calls for bid¬
set
arc
Corp
Hlgginson
Lehmaq Brothers
1,050,000
2,800,000
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc.
.
of
sub¬
New England Electric System —Subsidiaries to Borrow
The
2,746,469
rospactive
them,
$4,881,815
2,271,017
from
revenue
basis of
;
$3,840,391
_ —
885.
p.
Hibbs
187,
by
Kuhn,„ Loeb &>
540,000
Co.—.
Inc.
E.
W.
.—V.
1^,006,706
plan
a
989.
p.
13.830,368
pux'chased
Lee
2,800,000
W. B.
Ilayden;
1957
$17,670,759 $19,888,521
:
railway operations.
Net railway operating income.—
.;.....
—V. 187, p. 576.
basis
for the unsubscribed shares on April 15, 1958.
It is expected that a registration statement with
respect to the issue
will be filed with the Securities and
Exchange Commission.on March 14,
1958.—V.
;
:
YY
1958
...
shares.
common
ding
*
expenses.,
,Y
Y
;
.
Co
&
& 'Co
Harriman Ripley &
Co., Inc. "i
Month of January—
' ™
1958 YY
1957
Railway operating revenue .Y—;...—.;Y—1—. $13,'589,025 $14,326,916
Railway operating expenses—.....
12,109,371
12,491,573
England Electric System—Plans Rights Offer—
shares
revenue-.——
Northern Pacific
$7,400,109 _$7,942,540
YY'YYY YY; YYYY;'Y.Y:Y Y,Y'
corporation
These
•
revenue
from railway operations.
railway operating Income...
—V.. 187,
1958—2 Mos.—1957
$4,154,783
885.
-
&
Dodge
Fulton Reid & Co., Inc..
Ry.—Earnings-
Y
Clark
Co.,
;v
••
Net
777.
p.
Sales Off— } Y
1953—Month—1957
$3,604,927
,
—
Western
compared
Net
■Y
&
Month of January—
1957.fourth
quarter.
share
a
held
or
Norfolk
850,006
2,800,000
SonsY- 1,050,000
Corp.
for
to
Y__
Inc.z
&
of Michigan Corp.
Folger, Nolan, Fleming—
'.
be
Inc.,———
First
$157,624
$129,304,000
the
Joseph, Mellen <fe Miller,
Equitable Securities
•
from
revenue
W.
Drexcl
to
A
—
Co.,
Brown
Clark,
A
bonds
new
and
'
Baird
Inc.
Blyth A
Alex.
Southern
W.
with
comnared
purchasers,
forth below.
an¬
Net
Haines
Mr.
7,682,000
575.
of-January—Railway operating revenue
Railway operating expenses
high of $147,543,773,
J. Haines,
of
the
48,307,554
E.
5..
amounts
ox'
8,849,755
taxes.:
charges
p.
$30,505,000,
names
8,552,000
...
Month
.
The company's net sales In 1957 reached a
compared with $140,299,914 in 1956, Charles
■
principal
of
1956.
{>1,410,209
...
taxes
operating
137,
deductions
PURCHASERS—The
Robert
Norfolk
these
income
and $29,857,000 in
1957
$78,774,123 $73,115,902
expenses..—.—...
income
after
—V.
$3.90
♦Figures differ from those previously reported due t.o retroactive
reallocation of losses under performance guarantees on certain con¬
tracts,
before
1953
revenues.
operating
Net
9.315,332
2,354.543
Telephone Co.—Earnings—
Month of January—.
n95(i
.
147,543,773
_
taxes
Provision for federal taxes
Net
New York
-Earnings Rise-
Ycar Ended Dec. 31—
750,00C
Wlnslow,
son
Dean
Cohu
A
—
Witter
Co
75,000
Stet-—
A
40°-^
800,000
Weld A Co
White,
100,000
75.000
/30.000
estimated
,
business—Corporation
ammunition,
phane,
explosives, plant foods,
paper,
its
a
present aluminum expansion
major integrated
drugs and pharmaceuticals, cello¬
of
corporation will become
producer and fabricator of aluminum and aluminum
lumber products
r
EARNINGS—The company reported for the 1957 calendar year con¬
solidated
revenues
of
$135,862,000
and
consolidated
gross
income
is "a large producer of chemicals, arms and
and
metals.
program,; the
Upon the completion
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
high
of
fuels.
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
energy
CAPITALIZATION
Authorized
*3',4%
Nov
'
the company's engineer,-but the management
anticipates additional capital expenditures of $540,000... The? cost" to
date is $3,143,153; and use of the proceeds of this financing will be
to continue the construction program.
Thereafter,/the company intends
to rai.-c additional funds of $905,609 from further -stock offerings .to.
mated
50.000,000
50,000.000
1, 1080
65,000,000
54,000,000
00,000,000
promissory notes, due June 1, 1977
5*convertible subordinate
debs.,
due
Nov.
15,
1982—
Convertible
subordinated
debentures
due March 1, 1983—
Common
stock (par $9)
00,000,000
The
■
the
of
of
Feb
788.345
shares
200,000
company; and
option plans oi
outstanding Include 48,440 shares issued under
Shares
the corporation.
corporation
^Excluding
version
Issue
shares initially reserved for
Debentures. —V, 187, p. 990.
800,000
the
of
security
as
new
held by
thereof.
plan of a predecessor company ana
for part of the purchase price
employee stock purchase
an
the
con¬
upon
directors
The
.//
Month of January—
operating revenue
Railway operating expense:;....-
!•'
Railway
Net
stock.
The
....
2)072.,.
p.
■/.
.
—91,817
•
^;
sales—
202,481
-
share
per
is
*
186,
for
1956
stock is
redeemable
the
at
option of
the
PROCEEDS—fa&lrproceeds
the sale of the shares will beMiscd
PnlilirSrri-(pf>
fc.r
fn-np-rnl
1Virr*ii«^«
Itic1ii/-Hnir
by Public Service for general corporate purposes, including rVsvtiriv.nf
payment
of a part of the cost of its current construction program.
.7 :;
"./»/••
from
BUSINESS—Public
thirds
the
of
Service
population
totalled
of
$322,488,939,
supplies electricity and
Jersey.
New
During
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
and refunding
EFFECT
TO
Vn(/o
series due
!'i %
series due 1968
3
%
series due 1970
%
series
1965_.
187,
due
15,000,000
;
1972—
15,000,000
'/4 %
4
due
$5,956,457
$8,294,541
4 In '}b
series due
1987
$0.73
$3.73
8
%
series due
2037—
$836,457
$668,855
$2.14
$3,345,829
5
%
series due 2037
$0.30
$0.25
$1,20
$2,G55,420
$1.00
Debenture
$ Restated.} t Excess
amount pa|d.—
bonds
3%%—due
l/S-
3
\
Misc.
Railway
%
Not
revenue
operating
4.30%
227,363
$244,418
from
revenue
railway operations—
railway operating income——!
Net
$484,874
$257,511
73,534
——
—V.
187, p.
778.
p;.r.
78,761
,,
:
Month of January—
$2,382,468
series
5.05%
operating
revenue
operating
3,321,119
expenses—
from
revenue
railway- operations—„——
Net railway operating
*
Deficit.—V.
income—
<'$607,845
$452,008
65,111
807,013
——
Railway
January—
operating
operatiug
$834,992
657 882
606,194
——
(no
from
revenue
railway operations—
railway operating income
j
Net
—V.
187, p.
Months
Ended Jan.
shares of
Earning!!
stock
common
share
per
sliares
Jan.
based
on
1111111111
outstanding"
share
per
based
total
011
*
standing at
—'V.
187,
p.1
5,915,668
Jan.
5,203,380
3,225,000
3,000,000
$1.83
shares
$1.73
3,300,000
outstanding
stock
common
compliance
stock.
common
3,000,000
at
31—
$1.79
990.
§ Includes
Pierce.
Smiths
<fc
ner
A.
Lynch,
C.
Allyn & Co.,
cording
to
per
the
prospectus,
share
to
$1.73
'-'ana<ia Registers
r'(
of
shares
Canada
and
to
The
the
the
Bacon,
Whipple & Co
W.
Baird
of
organized
manufacture end
sale
in
of
»:
iK
fibre
and
the
June, 1956,
fibreboard
building
boards."
office
The
company
building
and
S2SV?* and 1 commercial production of
A °f thC fHui,)ment for the
installed
at
-'mifv
under Saskatchewan
building
wood
and
other
Sd^rtSfw?
agreement
from
the
the prospectus states that
tests "have
Its
is
the
from which
aboard
softboard
law
nur
It
Becker
G.
William
Blunt
<fc
Blair
Ellis
has
forth
Co.
&
Inc.
2,500
Co.______
2,000
M.
plant
a
to
2,500
Coffin
A:
Burr,
'
Inc.___
I.
&;
Miller
Paine,
As
Parrish
1,000
R,
1,000
Putnam
Equitable
&
&
Southwest
Corp._
3,000
L.
Co
Granbery, Marache Si Co.
Hallgarten & Co.
Kirkland
on
E.
Hentz &
Co.
Co
&
F.
Hutt.on
A.
Kidder
M.
Kidder,
&
Lee
Bissell
—V.
Stix &
2
is
s
of
Stone
Corp.
Weeks
4,400
& Co.,
&;
Hughes
As
Inc.
Meeds
Higginson Corp—
Brothers
1,000
Co.sc
•
Bros.
&
&
Hutzlerr^ ;- 6,500
>
2,000
277,655
$39,023
♦28,545
$138,130
38,964
—
'
p,*991.
•
.
1953
1957
y
1956
$4,904,595
$5,640,668
$5,594,215
3.504,150
3,618,315
3,453,077
$1,460,445
642,413
...
$2,022,353
$2,141,138
783.101
920,379
expenses—-—
from
railway
oper.-._
income
679.
,
railway
187,
!_
White,
6,500
&
1
_
61,791
RU.—Earnings1958
revenue-—_*/.
expenses-
—
—
i
;
^
from
4
4.
1957
$13,653,148 $14,649,913
10,540;801
10,728,244
s\ m";
^
4
..$3,112,347
$3,921,669
—:—1,651,701., 1,988,086
railway operations
income
'
V '
/
•
/'/.I'
Sears, Roebuck Co.—February Sales Off—
Montii of February—,.
•
.
f
1958 ^
,
,
187,
p.
1957
'
:
$
$
208,711,182
223,749,785
,
1
Sales
1,000
928.
4
\:v--
Selected Ameiican Shares, Inc.—Registers With
4,400
-
■' 6,500
4.400
,
This
ment
4,400
—
-x
corporation
to
shares of
its
on
registration
common
SEC
filetl with the SEC an amend¬
statement-, covering an additional 1,250,000
Feb.
27,
1958,
capital stock,
$1.25 par value.—V.
186,
p.
2053.
-
1,000 •>?
America-Develops High-Speed- Erased ^
"yT
'
37,845
—
January-
revenue
$37,412
$52,542
"
income
3.000.,
Struthers As Co.„i_'
-:.;
224,325
,
railway operating
—V. 187,' p. 928.
'
—t
1957
$311,737
245,935.
railway operations——
.
I
.
Net
R.
Co._^
Witter & Co
high-speed electrical eraser that removes
sound or pictures from a complete reel of tape
from
operatiug
937.
Net
1J)Q0 Vr
Yarna.ll, Biddle <fc Co.
.
1958
$298,477
—
expenses
operating
Railway operating
3,000
Walker & Sons—L_
Weld As Co.
Ry.—Earnings-
revenue
Railway
V——Z / 2,500 V |/ —V.
Wertheim
p.
Month of
.
2,000
.
Walker & Co.___l___'
1,500
operating
operating
—1'• 6,500 / '
Anthony? &
3,000
Dean
$415,785
railway• operations
income
'4._______
Seaboard Air Line
*
Co.! Inc.i—i.— ? 2;000
Day
Wood,
1957
1958
operating
p.
Net'revenue
--V.
Yeatman.vMoslejk*
Joseph
4,400
610,222,
277,448
expenses.
Savannah & Atlantic
SOOoV'
Co.l_.____
„:
As
6,500
1,000
6,500
187,
Net
2,000
Inc.
H.
$1,489,214
•?
1,000
;
Tucker,
G.
8;470,475
$316,471
revenue——•
187,
revenue
railway
Railway
Spencer Trask & Co.__——
2,000
■
$9,959,686
'
operating
operating
Railway
Co., Inc.——l: _S.. 4.400
2,000
187, p. 927.
Kadi. Corp. of
Co.
1957,
..
,
7,886,295
Month of Januarj'—
z
/_/
—1.:
?or Maanptip
For lViagneilC Tana nv Film
Ur
lape 01 rlim
A
3,000
1,500
2,000
Co.,
;
1,000
:
Co.—; 1,000/.
As Webster! Securities/+ .?•
Suplee,
Inc
Ladenburg, Thalman A: Co.
Laird.
&
Smith, Barney & Co!__2—_
William R. Staats'.Ac Co.-
1,000
Peabody & Co
Kormendi
Net
Net
—V.
F.'Rothschild ^VCo.——
Co
Co
—;
"
1000
Co.
Co.
&
Stroud
&
1953
$9,009,651
-w.
.
—
of January—
Rijilunv nnpmfinr
rpv
Railway operating revenue
Railway
2,000
Jackson
310,499,769
St. Louis Southwestern Ry.—Earnings
1,000
__c.
Co.__/__
Co.
8c
Ac
1,500
A;
1958-8 Wks.—1957
157,403,314 324,586,878
expenses^___..V/,___;__c_^V_ '
from
revenue
railway
♦Deficit.—V.
Singer, Deane As Scribner— ■' 1,000 yi
4,400
40,034
from railway opcratings_________
$1,123,356
operating income-—. 535,574
927. ■
/%_;
•
■
./■_
187; 1).
Net:
1,500
Salomon
1,000
!_
-
Johnston, Lemon A: Co—__
make
modern
buildine
Jan.
A:
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
163,085,062
revenue
operating
railway
Not
Shearson, Ham mill Ac Co,
2,000
Shuman, Agnew As Co:_i__^- 1,500
3,000
*$9,074
5,250
_
2,000
Scliwabacher
2,000
1,500
$15,077
February Sales Increased—
1,000Month
1,000
6,500
177,790
4,400
Inc.
Riter
1957-
$168;718
127,533
•)''
operating
,
•
2,000
Co.
1958
$142,610
1,000
Pressprich & Cd.____
Co.,
l,Sj00:
6,500
Corp
Co
: '
1958-4 Wks.—1957
_
operating
2,000
'
Reynolds &
6,500
Goldman, Sachs &
&
W.
Rippel
Co
The First Boston
-Goodbody
2,500
Co
Securities
Estabrook
2,000
Co
Union
Ry.- -Earnings—
\"
St. Louis, San Francisco & Texas Ry.—Earnings—
3,000
_______
Co._____
Webber,
Curtis
2,000
Inc.
Co.,
duPont A:
Dillon,
Securities
& Co
- Jones
& %
Templeton
Model, Roland & Stone_'___
Raffensperger,
Eastman
k
Mitchum,
2,500
Francis
20,841
A//';
927.
p.
Railway
1,000
Masoii-Hagan, Inc.
4,400
$62,722
"38,933
Net revenue
Net
—V.
4,400 <
Pacific, Northwest
Dodge <te Co._
$<-3,139
expenses-.
————
Railway
Lundborg & Co,_
Nugent A: Igoe____^.__
The Ohio Co.L_iL/__
Clark,
383,545
'
-
..
.
revenue.-!
i^^ay ®pfc'ra^ing
•
&
Co.
1,500
that
p?Suction iSl
began
of
Rhoades
Loeb,
6,500
Sons
..
Month of January—
v.
Shares
.
Simmons
&
'
1957
$446,2GT
367,944
Month of January—
Mead,
wntli
2624.,. /
p.
St. Louis-San Francisco Ry.—Earnings—
agreed to sell to them
below, an aggregate of*/:
Inc
&
Alex. Brown
Lehman
Province
assured
constructing^
main
/ ;■
r
McDonnell & Co.:
1,500
1,500 j
927.
p.
-
below1 have ^'severally,''
named
Laurence M. Marks
3,000
186,
1958
Period Ended Feb. 22—
of' the
Mackall & Coe
Co.,
:•__
Hornblowcr A;
sale
United Statos
for
Urown in this area is a suitable material
plant.
for
commission at 50c
o°9n tw?1 timber license of pulp Including
yafious kinds and sale
_0-j ear
fibreboard
offered'
prospectus lists Allied Securities
a
solid
be
.">
'
provision'^
Irving
1,500
&
•ompared
slock,
$364,805
Safeway Stores, Inc.
! %
2,534.515 shs.
-
2,500
Co.
,»
.
gl2,209',654'sh.s/r' Railway
2,500
Baclie
Hill Richards
Provhices of Manhoba
" a'S underwriter and the
company was
Saskatchewan;
to
are
in
residents
fof North Dakota." Tlie
1
per"shared a
foi
Alberta
.t»^,5±iig0£
these
residents
Saskatchewan and
?
2,500
Corp._
commoe
revenuo front railway
operations.ilZ''
railway operating deficit-/^™
Deficit,—V. 187, p. 927.
;/
■•;://'■
—V./187,
<
26,500
Inc.____
Securities
H.
$2.50
"
250.000 shs.
applicable
Carl
Fen¬
.
250,000 shs.
scrip far 771 32/40 shares.
underwriters
Hallowed, Sulzberger, Jenks,
StoS'SSwlth
Net
Sales
$2,534,515 shs,
to purchase,
and the company
severally, in the respective amounts set
shares of new preferred stock:
First
out-
265,416
250,000 shs.
-
500,000 shs.
with
tn
on
Net
.
53 shs.
420,000,000 shs.
agreed
R. S. Dickson
10=7
$36,519,339 $34,724,506
;.
of
i
V/
249,942.shs.
Dick & Merle-Smith
shares
average
31
/Earnings
135,131
Co.—Earnings Higher
outstanding
Total
$228,798
1958
7—
«
332,000
Crowell, Wcedon & Co
Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.
31—
2re^reVenUe8--~
income.'
Net
Average
$196,079
114,837
778.
Portland General Electric
12
to
snare
revenue
operating
250,000 shs.
«
par)______^.__
subject
Blyth & Co.,
Net
$804,787
v
"
expenses.
of January—
250,000 shs.
UNDERWRITERS—The
A.
1957
'1,589,599
__
from railway operations—
operating income
Railway operating
18,194,900/
250,000 shs.
____,
Bear, Stearns & Co.,
—$853 961
expenses
332,000
Bajl, Burge & Kraus
1958
revenue,
(5% )__
series—
to
as
Inc.
Railway
*
_______
stock
preference
Robert
187, p. 886.
'•
1957
$2,394,386
.
'
revenue
railway
Railway
first and refunding mortgage.
$1,900,886 10/40 shares of common slock
reserved for issue upon conversion of 2,534,515 shares of $1.40 dividend
Merrill
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry;—EarningsMonth of
18,194,900
49,000,000
249,942 shs.
American
Net
//'/.,,
'/
.
share in the 1957 period.—V.
.Sacramento Northern
stock ($100 par)-
series
"Unlimited,
$$,*773,187
2,990,313
—___//
Railway
1957
V
Ry.—Earnings—
operating
r. Month
35,000,000/ - "
1
Shares
1058
Railway
!
!
a
per
"Deficit.—V.. 187,
40,500,000
/__
1962
Net
Net*
250,000
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.—Earnings—
Earnings
Net earnings after provision for Federal taxes totaled
77 cents
operating
Railway
36,995,000
"
58 shs.
1957
233,684
•
,
_
$1.93
Rutland
.'.,7,462,900
_
"
series
4.08 %
v
:
jw
49,000,000
series
Common
$478,102
expenses—
in
//'•->-/:./v"'7
Month of January
Railway
7,537,800
35,000.000
due
or
or
60,000,000
37,000,000
$1.40 dividend preference common stock
(110 par—cumulative)
1958
.,1*
of .$35,576,121
50,000,000
-':"f
41,000,000
—
—
series
Unclassified
operating
Ran way
$1,352,7is,
50,000,000
7,742,900
'
"
'
,1972
—due 1975
long-term debt
7
432,841
Piedmont & Northern Ry.—Earnings—
Y.
corporation on Feb. 21 reported sales for the six months ended
31, 1958, of $47,090,391, as compared with $52,808,554 for the lik«
28,790,000
-
9,040,500
(unsecured)'—
Cumulative preferred
$729,513
908,244
$178,731
N.
Potomac IIR.-
&
'/
period of 1957.
15,000,000
60,000,000
4si,%—due 1977—.—
6
due 1998_^____/_
886.
Tiinnth of .T»n»ary-—
ff 'S^^^SSS^SSS
......
..
Jan.
24,168-,000
50,000,000
.
%—due 1963-
3
over
„
$3.60
Royal McBee Corp.—Sales and Earnings Off—
68.930,000
'
24,180,000
series due 1986
$1,781,529
$0.62
842,666
to
Tlie
15,000,000
v
-
69.000,000
—_
$1,726,532
1057
shares- outs-tanding,>-■"
at• Massena,
__
10,000,000
50,000,000
1.958
<
after provision for .income taxes
are
j1^7' P*
$50,000,000
28,800,000
railway operations—$232,301
operating deficit
v 454,363
p.
...
Outstanding
50,000,000
1984
$610,365
common
Richmond. Fredericksburg
r^y,-*
" $55,000,000
1983
from
railway
—V.
of
FINANCING
Authorized
mortgage bonds—
3
4.18%
Net
operating
PRESENT
series
'7;
s,les-werc the highest
1957
:i.^at:iuirvf42,?46'452 in 195€'—"v* 187, y- 679*
,
series due
Month of January—
reported that
-
$3,133,997,
3
income
21
number
same
Met profits
which, approximatelyv 69'% was /derived
from gas operations. 1 - 1
'-■/.
of
1980
on
Feb
pn
aivaluminum smelting plant
and 31%
1979
Railway operating rcvenue....-!.——
Railway operating expense:;
Net deficit
basis of the
per.spare.'
•
to about two-
gas
1957
due
/./,'/ ///, '/;/'!''■//'// \.
1,023,176
■
series
taxes
pany
___
series due
gv ■
$2,404,536
.
from electric operations
Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Lines—Earnings—
**•
.r;,;,
..
at,Redemp¬
company
234%
Federal
8,355,164 r a,848,31*j
"prices'ranging from $103 per share on or before March 31/1963
Month of January—
1958
////:/;■■?;!■'■"/'
per share on or after April 1, 1973, in each case plus accumu¬
$2,059,375
lated and unpaid dividends to the date of redemptipu. ^ How^t^r, prliir v:; Railway operating revenue
1,565,165
to April
1, 1963, none of these shares may be, recieemed froiiv .Pro¬ /,. Railway operating expensesceeds of any refunding tlirougli the incui;rhig;;of debt.
or
thi-o,ug)T
issuance of preferred stoek where such interest cost'* on dividend'' cost A- *
Net revenue from railway operations-—$494,219
in less than the dividend cost of this stock.v
Net railway operating income———______
115,706
2Vo'/c
share—
—$10,060,546 $12,250,853
Iur
$103
$1,600,000
1740,;;.;.,.,
p.
^
-
$$9,894,541
2,788,191 shares in 1957 and 2,655,420 in 1956.
provision
v.
,
March
011
1
.
of
„/
diytoenas of
cumulative preferred stock
$5,956,457
profit less special
charge
"•Net profit per-share /
before special chargeCash
dividends--.——
•1957
>
v
'/• /
: : •;
'*/•
TffReynolds Metals Co.—Reports Record Sales—/
Lynch, Pierce Fenner .; & Smith; W/
5 offeied 250,000' sliares Of 5.05ye-„
($100 par) at. $102 per share
accrued dividends.
'
associates
Net
♦Dividends per
April, 2,
Co.—Preferred ' Stock'.
Gas
&
$168,000
,
_///_
-
.
1958
April 2, 1958 : at
$1,726,532 T$l,949,529
profit
charge——
J.
.
Net revenue from railway operations.__.____7 $1,705,382
/ Net railway operating income__l;J-_„/—______
822,065'.
-v
1: '/ ,/.,
plus accrued
$109
3/4%
Net
fSpecial
13.
p.
.
Morrill
Offered
$4,800,000
2,800,000
182,
:ni.
,
Electric
Service
3
$815,000
808,000
above..—V.
Co.
■
:«U
—
3
-
Oil
..
^
14,694,541
8.756,457
2,764,529
2,624,532
Amtricau-Carribcan
''
■
-f/f
etc.-
Reading Co.—Earnings—
were '
shares cf the preferred stock tendered to- them;.after March./
Public
'■•'First
taxes—
See
Mines, Inc.—Merger,
Month of January
,V-i vH+fv/'iJ- Railway- operating revenue
"
..//'/
price
standby
and
....
Uranium
v
for/redemption'.on
and prior to the close of business on
of $110.50 per Share flat.—V. 186, p. 1632. "
for Federal
income
'
/"
1958
3,
1937—12 Mos.—1956
$10,164,270 $10,804,784 $40,743,792 $48,573,614
taxes—--—
income
650,000
operation, can7
'i
Kandex
1957—3 Mos.—1950
Profit before Federal
Provision
11
call
to
voted
28
half-minute
Inc.—1To Redeem Pre- V Railway operating expenses!---—--—„_
of Indiana,
shares.
redemption
enues
Cement Corp.—Earnings Decreased—
Peim-Dixic
Period End. Dec. 31—
Net
Ij-!.
volume erasure
IK'991. "/?" '
..
$128,588
—.—.-i
for
figures
Feb.
automatic
Secretary-Treasurer,- respec¬
and
i
on
single
.
corresponding month of previous year are
not
available, due to reclassification
of respondents accounts from
electric railway to class I railroad,
effective Jan. 1, 1958. ~V. 177,
NOTE- The
and
whose
magnetic tape for re-recording, is believed
commercially» available instrument for rapid, largeof magnetic recordings, according to Mr. Smith.—V." 187,
'vsf
"./
- ■'
first
the
The
issue of
to
n94H:-o-
"
•
—
railway operating deficit
Net
Saskatoon;
the
be
4,800 feet of
:
tion
- *
———
railway operations
from
revenue
to
Products.
unit,
to
up
outstanding shares of its 4.20tV.vpumulativ-t: • preferred /;-~V. 187, p. 991.
26 380 remaining shares represent 13
of y tlie:| original *
,1;
of
■•958*11
The
Earnings—
Railway Co.—January
Electric
/Pacific
J
shares. The.,
Messrs. R. N.
issue upon the excimsc
reserved for
were
President
are
ferred Stock—
'
purchase warrant held by an insurance
shares were reserved for issuance under stock
stock
a
Greer
Service Co.
Public
chase anv
stock were reserved
upon'the conversion of the 5 »,*•%. convertible subordinate
issue
for
debentures:
of
year.
per
1,200,000 shares of common
1958
1
N.
developed by this corporation, it was.announced 013
Theodore A. Smith, Executive Vice-President, RCA Indus¬
by
new
restore
common
of both companies.
Of the outstanding shares,
issued to the promoter for properties.
■
4.
arc-
Notes
Sinking Fluid
+As
L.
2,620,007
tively,
,
convertible prior to Nov. 1, 2034, as a
whole at the option of the corporation, or m whole or: in part from
timp
to time
in aggregate principal amounts of not le.ss than
000,000 at any one time by the holders or holderthereof, into
fund notes, which, (i)
if issued before Nov, 1, 1904, will bear inteicst
at the rate of 3 %%
per an man until Nov, 1, 1904, and thereafter at
the rate of 3i/2,v
per
annum, and will mature on Nov. 1. 1084, oi\
Git if issued on or after Nov. 1, 1904, will bear interest at the rate
of 3:,,ali
per annum aftd will mature 20 years from the first day df
the month in which sucli sinking fund notes are teBUCd.
No sinkiru.
fund payments arc required to be made by the corporation until the
100-year notes are converted and, when they are so converted, sink :11g
fund
payments will not commence until Nov. 1,
I90o, or one jeai
after the notes are converted, whichever is later.
Sinking fund pay¬
ments would be at the rate of l/20th of the original principal amount
notes
has outstanding
Securities Ltd. of
now
Allied
is
and
Hauer
shs.
,
•....
company
promoter
40.000,000
40,000,000
20,000,000 shs. $§13,272,820
'
,,
100-year
The
¬
by
$2,970,000
at
been
5
trial Electronic
complete construction of the plant and provide needed working capital.
———
"The
March
.
$120,270,000
—$120,270,000
2054
1
promis. dotes, due June
33i%
4%
onds.has
completed by spring or early summer of 1958.. ;•>
•.•
Sale of these securities is for the specific purpose of supplying further
funds for the erection of the plant.
The total) cost thereof was esti
-Outstanding
promissory notes, due
100-year
Construction of the hardboard section of the plant will be
this year.
also actively engaged in the development
The corporation is
and nuclear
products.
.
Monday, March 10, 1958
(1094)
6
r/
■•'
-
magnetically recorded
or film within 30 sec-
«het*ton ,Corp- *' /™.®ricaTCol/p.1®t^ ,P,Ur4chhaSe
This corporation completed its purchase of the Hotel. Ambassador
Ambassa
tvtpuNew
Vnrk
York
$11,950,000
cash
over
Cit.v
City
for
and
oil
on
the
March
March
3
3
for
for
S10.750.000.
$10,750,000, and in return
and in return
hotel.
Both transactions
Sheraton-Astor
above
first
mortgages.
Sheraton
acquired
the
in
ri
received
were
Astor
for
in
Volume 187
Number 5723
1954
from ths
gain
of $1,200,000 over
>SkelIy
Both
ri
rotate
As'.or
rdil" -Co;,
aivl
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
t-'e
rah*
net*
cost.—V.
its
187,
p.
Sheraton
331.
total
a
capital
v
Tuls^'^•'C)ifel^'i^T^I?rofils**Iriere^se^**.7v9^^|™,~^,
•
at $265,206,450,
provision
increase
for
of
income
7.9%
Exploration
in
$36,785,340
was
1957
at
was
record
a
$6,40
or
$34,093,414 and $5.93 in
high,
the
with
share,
earlier.
per
year
a
Net
of
County, Miss.; and Jicarilla "B" No. 1 in Rio Arriba County, N. M.
V
Development drilling, too, was successful and extensive, as the com¬
pany completed- or participated in the drilling of 636 gross wells,
of
which 450 were oil wells, 78 gas wells and 108 dry.
The net results
DUrlng 1957 the
-The
iniDrovements
rcDorted
comnanv
J£an., refinery, including
The'Schafei*
Dro'cess
gasoline
to
UD
additional
an
under
million
150
fiTEKnSrr
cubic
fpet
its
at
wav
cat:
dav
npr
Cerf Jr.
be
and
expenses-
1957
■ -
■
operating
187,
$7,537,585
3,553,091
income
Railway operating
Railway operating
*•
r'-'.
Net
has
SEC
scheduled
Electric Co.—Acquisition—
for
hearing
March
on
applications filed by this company and Arkansas
1958>
Net
J
>
>
n/r^ i?
Power
&
nonprolit
a
^
Tenney
■;
State of. Arkansas. As of J&iL.23, 1958,utilities and rural elec-
share fop each
shares
ten
scription privilege).
nn
n.
n.
held; (with
Payment in full for the preferred stock is
oversub-
an
EFFECT
f
TO
PRESENT
Net
'
$67,020,000
1,552,000
f
Respective percentages of
stock,
of
the
several
underwriters
shares
unsubscribed
which they have severally agreed
and
Net
—V.
the
1
Dillon, Union Secu-
Estabrook
5.00
Laurence M.
Marks
*
Co.-_
&
3.35
3.35
low,
/The Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
G.
Inc.
(
3.35
Schoellkopf, Hutton
1 ieroy, Inc.
shares
14,795
tered
stock of
4,027,676
479,988
52,611
115,500
87,841
,113,776:;
1
.
f
11
•
Space
3-35
&
&
Co.,
" '.
2.50
Fay
common
of Standard
stock
Gas
&
income
tax
.4'
regis¬
for
the
,
years
Shares4ias reduced
latter
Pursuant
1.25
to
interest in Duquesne to 4.45%.
Commission in 1956, which pro-
its stock
approved bv the
a"*'plan
187,
-
Staten Island
-
Railway
viewed
the
customers
to
the
by the Supreme Court.
amount
Mr.
of
the
increase,
Chenery stated
will
be
the
consumers
in
,
re¬
that, the company
unless the
decreasing
Mr.
Rather
18
months
that
stated
heating
the program
notifi¬
the
respect of
lessor of the
331.
p.
filed
1
a
$18,055,200
*"
Ry.—Earnings—
revenue—:—
expenses;—
requirements,
service
was
.
$304,009
290,719
*$2,943
62; 552
—
7(i,657
would
normally require
a
to complete.
"Steel pipe, which
income——
'
4/.;;
'
.
from
revenue
railway
railway
operations.
deficit
operating
$143,607
Railway
——
expenses
—
from railway• .operations—
operating income——-
revenue
railway
—V.
Texas & Pacific
presently
Feb,
outstanding
stockholders
27
filed
a
registration
statement
common shares.
Among
C.' -Stcpan, "'Jr.,
President, who
600,000
Alfred
are
with
—
$2,648,245. $3,022,147
331,177
656,659
these
Net
railway
187, p.
to
of liis holdings of-238,320; Mrs. Stepan, who proposes to sell
Mr. Stephan, as trustee ol seven
Children's Trusts, who proposes to sail 38,000 of the trust holdings of
remaining
50,000
shares
were
history,
Issued
in
connection
with
the
the 1956
adjoining real estate leased by Ninol for its manufacturing
Of this stock, 35,335 shares are owned by seven stock¬
and
were
included
among
the holdings of
the 21
selling
of
equal
number
operations.
in
stockholders above
referred
to.—V.
187, p.
1032.
item
should
have
appearing
appeared
Stepan family also
V. 187, p.
1032.
in
our
issue
to
as
"Stephan."
$1,651,822
473,742
331,945
Chairman,
of
last
year
$245,794,000.
above
common
a
$254,575,000, about 4%
more
than
Net income was $8,470,000, an increase
in 1956.
The 1957 earnings were
$6,503,000
the
common
the highest in the company's 30-year
announced on Feb. 26.
-
were
shares
share, against $1.73 in 1956.
The average
outstanding in 1957 was $3,500,000, and
The working capital was increased $1,389,000
during the year and short-term bank loans were reduced from a peak
of $19,200,000 in August to $7,500,000 at the year-end.
The 1957 net earnings of $8,470,000 resulted after absorbing losses
1956
was
3,236,000.
in six unprofitable operations. Some of these
have been discontinued and others are in the process of
readjustment. The average book value per common share at year-end
was $17.31,
which represents an increase of $1.29 per common share
operations
March 3 under this heading
Chemical Co."
Members of the
of
"Stepan
incorrectly referred
under
were
of
$1,393,216
aggregating $6,716,000
Stephan Chemical Co., Chicago, III.—Correction—
The
•
sales
to $2.18
plant and
holders
total
30%
over
$6,988,303
5,336,481
Inc.—Reports Record Sales & Earnings—
Royal Little,
Consolidated
purchase by Stepan Chemical in August, 1957, of the outstanding capi¬
tal stock of Ninol Laboratories, Inc., and its agreement to acquire tne
1957
$6,501,060
5,107,844
income
Sales and earnings in 1957 were
who proposes to soil 29,500 of
and C. Edward Stepan,
his holdings of 38,500 shares.
operating
929.
Textron
1,000 of her holdings tit 45,000 shares:
145,000 shares;
1958
-
from railway operations——
revenue
Net
—V.
s^llipg
proposes
Ry.—Earnings—
Railway operating revenue
Railway operating expenses..—
sell 73,305
The
,
1958
1957
$11,390,230 $11,833,570
8,741,985
8,811,429
Mouth of January—
on
"
/
187, p. 578.
the
convpany
this
holders thereof''(selling stockholders) through an underwriting
group headed by White, Weld & Co.
The public offering price and
underwriting .terms are,to be supplied by amendment.
The prospectus
lists 21 selling stockholders, who own in the aggregate 560,553 of the
year
He added:
until recently was unobtainable except
is now reasonably available and if the company could
promptly obtain approval of the Federal Power Commission and could
arrange its. financing, construction could begin in time to make some
badly needed capacity available for the winter of 1958-1959 and all of
it by the following winter.
£ v"The proposed expiansion of Southern Natural's system will make suf¬
ficient gas available to supply the increasing volume of gas which pre¬
sent customers and, a number of communities along its gas lines pres-„
ently without gas estimate they will need over the next several years.
The expanded system will also be able to supply the needs of Georgia
Coastal Natural Gas Corp., a new pipeline project recently certificatedby the Georgia P. S. ComnUrsk-n
T ' -• h"*v line nroooses to serve an
arqa in southeast Georgia including the cities of Waycross and Bruns¬
Net
present
....
revenue
covering 2o3,000 outstanding shares of its $1 par common stock.
stock, 203,000 .shares are lo be offered for public sale by the
This
Of
$67,965
9,799
; / .v
680.
p.
Stcpan Chemical Co., Chicago, HI. — Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
SEC
-
43,160
-
•
Orleans RR.—Earnings—
operating
operating
Railway
1957
$268,105
200,140
210ff3
-T——-
operations..——
railway
operating
929.
Texas &
288,561
.
after long delay,
187, p.
$285,618
$13,260
——
expenses--
from
revenue
railway
—V.
1957
1958
$354,110
v
operating
Net
1958
maintained.
to
of
Co.—Employees Savings Plan—
operating
Net
<
of
-
'
revenue
operating
A A'Deficlt.—V.187,
to raise the money required
decision was reversed by the
Supreme Court, or unless the company is able to work out a satisfactory
settlement with its customers of presently pending rate proceedings
and make arrangements which would permit it to apply, as it had been
able
to do prior to the Memphis decision,
for such additional rate
increases as might be needed to cover higher gas and other costs result¬
ing from the proposed expansion program.
In further explanation of the program, C. P. Rather, President, said
the recent extremely cold weather emphasized the need for providing
increased
gas
supplies for the consuming public.
During this cold
period practically every distributor of gas served by Southern Natural
had demands on its system in exc°ss
t^e quantities of gas that it
had contracted to purchase.
By discontinuing virtually all industrial :
sales, many commercial sales, closing schools, and with the cooperation
program
187,
Month of January—Net
Net
if not impossible,
find it difficult,
would
;for the construction
operating
Ho i' Railway,
announced.
Rapid Transit Ry.—Earnings—
Month of January—
.
j
of
the
misleading.
the
Railway
said that the proposed expansion would increase present delivery capacity of approximately one billon cubic feet per day by more than 300,The application contemplates the expenditure of ;
000,000 cubic feet.
approximately $64,500,000 and this, together with expenditures under
otlrer applications currently pending, would involve a total of approxi¬
mately $110,000,000.
;
■
Mr. Chenery stated that the proposed program involves the largest
single expansion in the history of the company, but that the consummat ion of the program will be complicated by a recent decision of the
United States Circuit Court of Appeals, generally referred to as the
.VMemphis decision."
The Circuit Court decision, which prevents the filing of increased rates with the Federal Power Commission without
consent
and
of
Railway
T. Cnenerv. Board Chairman,
C.
(a)
wheh
in
false
disclose in
'
filed an application with the Federal Power Commission
requesting authority to expand its natural gas pipeline
3
failure to
the identity
been
chance
Texas Mexican
Net
March
be
to
(i)
of January—
Southern Natural Gas Co.—Plans Expansion—
011
leases
from
have
company
A,
The company
transmission facilities,
all
at
covering
Huger,
and 779.
991
pp.
Texas
instances
believed
are
registration statement with the SEC on Feb. 25,
of Participations in its Employes Savings
Planv together with 320,625 shares of Texas Co. capital stock which
may he acquired pursuant thereto.—V. 187, p. 578.
The
1958,
two companies and of Wisconsin Public Service Corp. are held »
by-.Standard Gas and Philadelphia.
Since June 30, 1957, Standard
1.25
—
circular
the following:
a.fe
well
Texas
through 1950. Standard Shares also held 4.58fo and 2.13',i>, re¬
spectively, of fhc outstanding Stock of Duquesne Light Co. and Okla¬
homa Gas &: Electric Co.; and additional small blocks of stock of the
1.25
Inc.
various
cites
order
ofrering
remote
a
lease.—V.
1942
2.50
reason
horizon in which the Prather well and
productive," (c) that the La Salle lease "haa
yielding a profitable recovery of natural
gas and distillate,"
(d) that the relatively small'amount of acreage
is not
commensurate with the risks involved in such an expensive
deep test well, and that there appears to be no reasonable basis for
drilling ah 8500-foot well on any of the leases now owned by tho
company, and (e) that the Mann well on the Augello lease, described
as
abandoned was drilled after completion of the Prather and Pal¬
ermo wells;
(2) failure to disclose with regard to the Alaska acreage
the distance from the company's lease to the Richfield producing well
near
Anchorage;
and (3)
failure to
disclose the provisions made,
if any, for payment of the $100 monthly rental due on the La Salle
'
a
and
Palermo
only
Electric Co.,
liabilities
on
per
Commission's
producing
a
Federal
undetermined
announced
was
any material Interest therein held by Carlo Augello*
company's secretary-treasurer, (b) that the said Augello lease, aa
well as the Grillo and Mence leases, "has only a remote chance of
and, the
company,
it
the
$96,300
.
.
Philadelphia Co., also
of
reason
2.0O
Inc
Simons,
the
holding
Commission
Augello' lease and
'•>
;
Exchange
the
Texas-Augello's
—
$101,661
;
:•
and
the
for
Among, these
4,000,417
462.636 "
—■
•
-
10c
that
cation
latter owned IW/o of the common
registered holding company. The complete liquidation of Standard Gas and Philadelphia Ahas been delayed by
—ri_--4-25
Read
Hooker
& Pom——--
V.
chemical research.
.
1957
$4,776,936. $4,760,970
income taxes—
*>*«•■-•'-r
_T
at
The
1958
-r
«
E
also
as
share.
In its suspension order, the Commission
Regulation A exemption from registration is not
that Texas-Augello's notification and offering
circular appear to be false and misleading in respect of various mate¬
rial facts. The order provides an opportunity for hearing, upon re¬
quest,
on
the
question,
whether the
suspension
order
should
bo
vacated or made permanent.
7;/
for Federal and State
-of
45.59'.ii
2.50
2.50
Inc.
Crawford
H.
Frost,
Shields & Co—- 3.35
See
retained
has issued
available
asserts
The company
2.50
—
3.35
Corp.
.
EndedJari. 31—
185, p. 1561:
J—
Corp.
1
2
Rauscner, Pierce & Co., Inc.
Pouse, Brewer- & Becker
Chace, Whiteside
& Wins-
3.35
Equitable Securities
163,904
$54,289
31,508
operating-income-—991. v
-W,*-*'
profit
Inc.—
Co
Dickson & Co.,
R. S.
Goodbody & Co._;_
The Johnson, Lane,
1-5:00,,
'*%.:
3.35
5,00
.1
Co
&
&
& Co
5,00
CO.---1
&
H. Walker
G.
8.40
rities & Co
Hornblower & - Weeks
White, Weld & Co.—
Clayk, Dodge & Co.T-
190,466
2.95
(/•
18.10
r*
Wertheim
York, has been
equipment and in medical and
Securities
5,
$96,633
:
i".v
■'
...
operations
Courts
-J
Kidder, Peabody & Co.J
•Carl M, Loeb, Rhoades & Co.
Eastman
railway
Clement A. Evans & Co., Inc.
'"
-
from
has made application to the SEC for an order pursuant
to Section
5(d) :of the Holding Company Act declaring that it has
ceased to bie a holding cpmpany; and the Comnjission has scheduled
saicj application for hearihg ./on March 13, 1958,
According to the application the company owned as of June 30, 1957, :
purchase! are !
to
follows:
■
New
an order temporarily suspending a Regulation A
from registration under the Securities Act of 1933 witA
respect to a proposed public oflerlng of stock by this company.
Regulation A provides a conditional exemption from registration for
public offerings of securities not exceeding $300,000 in amount. Pur¬
suant thereto, Texas Augello filed a notification with the Commission
on Jan.
2,1958, provoking the public offering of 1,222,000 common
1957
/... •:
./ '
'
-"
1
Standard Shares, Inc.—Application for Hearing—
'/
*-
ject, to the conditions of the underwriting agreement,
as
Associates,
exemption
$217,193
",-v-4?'/
of additional com¬
the terms and sub¬
upon
The
Match
..
$287,099
_
of
V Provision
the
revenue_^__
4, Deductions from income—-»——...
to 5'r—
365,234 shs.
357^034 shs.
$4,50)
4,066,627 shs.
5,021,460 shs.
compliance with mortgage and statutory requirements.
nanies
•,
1958
-
sale of/goods and services™^,.™
g'60'ds and se'rvicesL™
Selling,, advertising rand administration expense
Cost
stock'(par value
UNDERWRITERS—The
mon
&
Texas-Augello Petroleum Exploration Co., Anchorage*
Alaska—Offering Suspended—
condition precedent to the
from
Income
".
Closed
•
•
*.
railway
137, p.
vatious closed series—4.50'i-
/
'
revenue
Three Months
Cumulative pfd.
* Issuable upon
Eckhouse
addition, Tenney manufactures a line of air conditioning, com¬
refrigeration and residential heating equipment at its Baltimore,,
Md.V plant. S0e also V. .187, p. 1032.
Standard Milling Co.—Net Profit Increased-
z
..^Electric Co,
5'c ^coxlspl. mtge. gold
bpndS,'due Mar. 1.1999'('non-callable')
stock (par value $50),
operating
•'
—V,
Outstanding
Authorized
.
*
Net
,
Common
Counsel
,
Irt
'
FINANCING
Fir?t and refunding mortgage bonds—$100,000,800
i 3'® ;./to 5Va*;
maturing in varying
; : ?
•
L-* ^ amounts from 1975-1987, inclusive
Charlestpn -Consolidated
Ry.,
Gas, &
Januarj'-—.'
railway operating expenses;.
V
;
/
■
a
Spokane International RR.—Earnings—
Mont-h of
■
a group
,
GIVING
.
>
Relations
mercial
fe-4®* or the corporation and to instituting the proposed
l"lgat)on _V l37' p' 679-
Kidder, Peabody & Co. -
Further details follow:
,
40,047
^
and electronic
As
proceeds derived by First Arkansas from the sale of its
preferred stock will be held as trust funds pending final court decisions.
Subscription rights will expire oilRunway
of investment bankers headed by
..
$119,162
*14,516
relations counsel by Tenney Engineering, inc., Union, N. J.»
manufacturers of environmental chambers, which simulate various cli¬
matic and atmospneric cuiA;ivio.is
o
o.
uiicrv.it, atomic
a consequence,
•
^n-
Stock Offering— '
M^rch 12, 1958; The offering is underwritten by
CAPITALIZATION
$57,718
±,
929.
p.
public
trie cooperatives had subscribed, for 36,409 shares of its nonvoting and
jtigbyvthis company-'tb itscomin^n&OCkholtfer£:Qf Teeprd Feb, 26, 1958, of 3.69,694 additional shares of common'!
Stbck; (par $4.50) at $21.50 per share at the rate of one
new
187,
Engineering; Inc.—Public
Robert D.
provisions of Act 567-of the Acts of Arkansas, 1957, fbr the purpose of
Promoting the location of Pew businesses and new industries in the
iliade in Olir issue Of March 3 of the offer-
was
1957
$450,772
331,610
corporation under the
..56J7;.and:'the'right-Vof^y'State of Arkansas to purchase its bonds.
r„„
c.
.Carolina Llectric of Gas. CO.
Mention,
1958
282,139
expenses—
Light
Named—
•
Y.
f
$339,857
revenue™:
from railway operations
operating income-;
Deficit.—V.
20,
Arkansas .Development Finance
as
.
New York, N.
,
Pnrniinn
>
-Earnings-
revenue
railway
*
consolidated
a
S|0,
-
' 1
,
(Smith
Plohn & Co.,
Mass.
928.
p.
thurye®*'of'n0^^dett4'-':PayittB
stock in the amount of $910,225. South15-story office building at 15th Street and Boulder Aveime, Tuls£;western Gas And ,Arkansas Power proposes to acquire-1,440 and-10,840
flkla".»;On completion of the building, the marketing department headshares, respective^, of .the First Arkansas preferred, at its $25 par
quarters, now .located in Kansas City, Mo., will be moved to Tulsa.—
nth*?.• th iliwr *£f pw
rmin®1 am°n®
V l8fi
t)
1741
'
?
,',
L ...uv •<-*."
v \ ^:
oth6r.;things, »tn6^alluity;{0f tne powers of First Ark&ns&s under Act
V
Boston,
Tennessee Central Ry.-
$7,389,297
3,587,677
operations
UbiC rfc
,
Co., Inc.; Chicago, 111.; Charles
Clayton Securities corp*,
7
The company's stock is listed oh the American Stock Exchange.
,-The net proceeds from the finpneing will, be used to increase, working?
capital 'and for. other corporate purposes.—V. 186, p. • 2625.
V;:
1
1958
frojn 'railway
revenue
The
an
of
will
991.
$23,100,667 $23,683,906
—15,563,082
16,294,603
revenue.
Southwestern Gas &
Dorado' '
El
operating
operating
railway
—V.
alkylation unit'.
being expanded to
second platformer and
plant, Skellytown, Texas is
a
schedules
p.
Month of January—
Net
30.95 %, which is well above the industry average.
Among the more
important discoveries of the year were Gish No. 1 of Harper Couhty,
Kan.; Mohler No. 1 in Meade County, Kali.; Dexter No. 1 in Walthall
'
in
an
ratio
success
reductions
Month? oiir&tftiaiy—'
Railway
Railway
were
taxes,
over
Proportional
along tne SP Routes.—V. 187,
points
t—.>•:-;iiv *' - .i;- *
this compafty, as announced on March 6
well ahead of 1956, Gross income,
ahead of 1956, while the net income, after
4.6/o
was
other
to
.
,
gross and net income of
jjy J, S. Freeman, President,
to^California.
gateways
made
^
(1095)
Sec
over
last year.—V.
187, p. 780.
.
wick and 20 other communities.
"Work
ments
on
are
mission.
the
made
It
new
and
should
be
lines
would
start
as
soon
as
financial
arrange¬
approval is granted by the Federal Power Compossible to make substantial progress with the
,
construction
during 1958 and complete it during the Summer of 1959." *■
—V.
991.
187, p.
Southern Pacific
Net
Net
operating
operating
1958
revenue
expenses
__
r
1957
.
freight
moved
from
Chicago
and
Symington Wayne Corp.
the SEC covering stock
issuable in connection with the merger of The Wayne Pump Co. into
Symington-Gould, such merger to become effective as soon as prac¬
ticable: after March
263,973
1958.-
the
Symington Wayne Corp., Depew, N. Y.—New Name-
and
through
those
—-
Earnings per share
tDividends per share—Cash-.
—
^Adjusted to shares outstanding Dec. 28, 1957.
increased to a $1.00 rate with a quarterly
3,
The
Tel-A-Sign, Inc., Chicago, 111.—Plans Financing—
about March 10 an issue of
180,000 shares of common stock at a price to be determined at the
time of the offering. The offering will be underwritten by Floyd D.
:
The
.
*$1.95
company
plans to
register
on
or
(The cash dividend
25c on
payment of
1958.
5%
stock
dividend
paid
Jan.
3,
1958, resulted in the issue
of
making a total outstanding, as of that date, 866,355
Earnings per share adjusted to 866,355 shares for each penoa
$2.13 in 1957, compared with $1.84 in 1956.—V. 136, p. 252—
40,713
shares
shares.
were
Toledo, Peoria & Western Ry.—Earnings—
Railway
Net
;
3,505,595
1,602,o95
778,374
3,971,350
1,852,350
825,642
$2.24
$0.85
was
Jan.
Railway
Symington-Gotild Corp. above.
3,110,668
Louis,
Earnings before income taxes-.
Earnings after income taxes^
;
Shares outstanding (net of treasury)
Net
—V.
operating
operating
revenue
railway
187,
p.
operating
929.
369,522
expenses—:
railway
income
'
'
$629,803
$583,237
'
revenue
from
1957
1958
Month of January—
$6,876,424
3,439,316
1957
1956
$97,955,048 $91,610,450
Year Ended Dec. 28—
Sales
stock
>
$6,975,711
St.
11,
registration statement, 593,939 common shares
purchase warrants, covered by the registration
statement,
are
issuable' in -conversion of all outstanding shares of
capital stock of Wayne Pump (ether than shares held by SymingtonGould, consisting of about.43% of the total number of Wayne shares
outstanding). Stockholders of the respective corporations are to vote
on
the merger at meetings scheduled for March 11, 1958.
Under the
terms-of the merger agreement, each share of capital stock of Wayne
(other than those hold by Symington-Gould)
will be converted into
(1) 2'/4 shares of common stock of the surviving corporation and (2)
an
option to purchase an additional share at prices commencing at
$10 per share.—V. 187, p. 578.
According- to
and
$40,099,870 $41,015,820
33,124,159
34,139,396
This company on March 6 announced that it is reducing its West¬
bound transcontinental freight schedules
by 24 hours effective March 12.
The one-day schedule reductions will apply,
the company said on
All
Symington-Gould Corp.—Registers Merger Proposal—
This corporation (which changed its name to
Feb. 28, filed a registration statement with
see
from railway operations
operating, incoine
;*
revenue
railway
.
Co.—Earnings-
Month of January-
Railway
Railway
_
,
Thorofare Markets, Inc.—Sales & Earnings Up—
.
372,812
$213,715
operations
—-—
-
(Continued on page 49)
$256,991
58,752
84,482
(1096)
8
When
Per
DIVIDENDS
Cincinnati
Circle
Clevite
Name of
Company
Share
-
,
(quar.;
Common
*
'
1
3-12
1
3-12
3-26
American Hair
Felt,
<te
3-
9
(quar.)--—---—«■:
■.;/
& Foundry Co.—
preferred (quar.)—.
—\
$6 preferred
5%
3.90%
4-
1
3-17
1
3-17
3-31
1
(>0c
50c
3-31
-
r
3-31
3-14
3-31
3-14
7To
(Minn.), com.
$1.75 preferred (quar.)
:
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
Casualty
Anchor
Class
3-28
-
-Class
-
B
(quar.)
5-
1
preferred <quar.)__—-—
6%
preferred (quar.)
7%
preferred (quar.)———
Avon Products, Inc., 4%. pl'd. (quar.)
2
-
4-23
1
S
Baldwin-Hill
s
Baldwin
Co.
2
4-
2
2
$1.37',2
4-
1
Engine
6%
-preferred
•
6%
3-31
33-
3-31
3-
3-31
4-
Rubber
-Wo
Records
Decker
6%*.preferred (quar. >
Baltimore'Brick Co.; 5%
1st
Nut
Mfg.
Bangor & Aroostook RR.
ica :( quar.;
Bankline Oil Co.,
2
Beneficial Finance
Beaubran
Corp.
Co.
•*"
of
Boston,
Brewer
-
■*
&
5-21
'
i
2
(from invest——i——
3-28
50c
1
4-
87',2C
7-
1
3-28
4-
1
3-20
2-28
3-20
3-
3-31
3-14
Federated
56'Ac
3-31
3-14
3-31
3-
7
7
40c
3-20
3-10
15c
3-17
2-28
March
on
4-
1
3-20
5%
3-12
5%
25c
4-
1
3-14
J45c
4-
1
3-17
25c
3-14
3-
40c
3-20
3-10
GOc
3-20
3-10
tJSc
4*2£■'
Inc., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5'ic
non-cum.
1
3-
1
3-
7
7
pfd.
(quar.)
4-
1
3-15
28Vbc
„
Foremost
Fosloria
Four
Packing
Corp.
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-
1
3-15
62V2C
4-
1
3-14
t$1.12,/a
4-
1
3-
'
55c
5-15
7
4-25
Camden Refrigerating &,
-rA
'5%
Canada
Class
»
Terminals Co.—
(s-a)__—
:
preferred
Foundries ife
Canadian "Bronze
Ltd.,
-
(quar.)
195G: preferred (quar.)
Capitol
Products
Corp
Wo
-
4.10r'o preferred
B
4.80% preferred D
I
Maine
■3.50%
Gas
Power
com.
(quar.)
5-
1
4-10
5-
1
4-10
J18;,4C
j>referred
Frani
Corp.
/ioc
(quar.t
Transformer
de
Pasco
Certain-Teed
Corp.
Products
1
3-10
3-14
4-15
3-31
40c
4-
3-14
1
4-
1
3-14
4-
1
3-14
1
3-14
Gamble
Gate
Bros.,
3-14
4-
1
lc
4-
1
3-14
4-
;
5c
7
3-14.
3-15
22»ic
3-
3-15
126c
3-
5
5
3-14
4-15
30c
4-
1
3-17
25c
4-
1
3-17
3-10
3-10
1
3-10
3-10
3-10
10c
3-15
3-
25c
3-28
3-14
3-20
5
3-31
3-
7
4-30
4-10
$1
3-29
3-
7
3-29
3-
7
30c
3-31
3-11
$1
4-11
4-
1
75c
5-
4-
4
12c
3-31
(quar.)
y.)
1
3-10
3-20
4-11
3-18
35c'
4-
1
3-14
3-20
2-28
;
•
"'V.
-
Foundation
K
W
Battery
1
-
1
3-20
6-30
6-20
$1.25
3-31
3-20
$1.25
u
—
6-30
6-20
■
I6V4C
4-
1
3-
$1.18-14
4-
1
3-
25c
4-
1
3-17
25c
3-20
3-10
(quar.)
common
.
6
6
Fund
General
$2.40
4-
5J,a%
5.60%
preferred
of
Gibson
Marble,
Art
Giddings
Globe
Hoist
Co
3-31
3-27
3-13
2-28
10c
4-
3-22
3-15
3-
3-31
3-20
3-31
3-14
'JGlhc
<1-31
3-14
;
3-15"
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
4-
1"
3-15
(quar.)
;
(Jr.Tin)',-Ltd.
I.abatt"
(ouar,)———130c
,(increased)
—
22V»c
—27c
Inc., class A iquar.)
115c
Laclede- Gas,-common
preferred
4.32%
Lambert
(Alfred)
—
(quar.).__
B
(quar.)
Class
A
Class
B
(quar.)
(quar.)
Class
A
(qua);.)—1_
Class
p.- (qftar.)—
A
(quar.)
Class
B
.———
—
—
(quar.)—:
—
Iiatrobe
Steelh (quar.)— ^
W.)
(II.
Lehman
Lehn
Fink
Life
53'4%
(quar.)
Loan
Co.
of
4.
1.
3-15
(Common
(R.
Corp.
I.),
Preferred
Locke
Investment
Machine
Bonding
3-21
3-21
3-31
3-14
3-31
3-14
6-30
6-13
6-30
6-13
9-30
9-15
9-30
9-15
12-31
12-15
12-31
12-15
3-31
3-10
3-31
4-
3-20
7
3-21
3-25
3-10
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
3-18
4-
1
3-14
3-19
3-
5-
4-15
3
1
4-15
30c
4-
1
3-17
Corp.,
4-
4-15
Ltd.—
1753
15c
1
3-15
—
3-31
3-15
(quar.)_
30c
4-15
3-3 L
—
Casualty
&
Trust
Manufacturers
Midland
4%
convertible
31J4c
4-15
3-31
20c
30c
•>
3-31
3-17
3-31
3-17
46c
3-23
3-14
20c
4-
1
3-20
4-15
3-17
1
3-14
4-15
3-14
(quar.i—
65c
3-18
3-11
(quar.)
1S1.25
4-
1
3-2B
10c
1
3-18
Marsh
3-31
3-14
Maryland Shipbuilding &
Common
(quar.)
Steel
50c
25c
iquar.)——50c
4-
1
3-14
31*4c
$1.12Va
4-
1
3-11
4-
1
3-11
(quar.)
common
preferred
Trust
Co.
«
Co
(quar.)
Co.
Corp.,
4-
Y.)
(N.
5%
Ltd.,
pfd.
(Mo.)—
3-31
3-14
3-31
3-21
3-28
3-10
3-14
McKay Machine Co
McLean Trucking Co.,
Dry Deck—
Vic
4-
1
—
(quar.)
41/2% or.eferred
Electric, Ltd. (quar.)
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
Portland
Mergenfclialer
4-10
Middle
27 Vic
4-
1
3-10
Midland-Ross
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
5-
1
j"
3-18
$1.06 Vi
3-31
3-31
3-17
3-31
3-17
$1.37'/a
3-17
3-31
3-17
40c
4-
1
3-11
12 Vic
3-
1
2-20
50c
4-
1
3-20
50c
3-27
3-18
15c
3-15
3-
South
5%>%
Miller
Cement
dividend
the second and
for
Mfg.
Class
A
Utilities,
Corp.,
A
Co.
(stock
Glass
Inc.
5
Monroe
5%
1
J.
Co..
5
3-20
4-1
3-17
4-
1
3-14
6-
6
5-
1
45c
4-
1
3-11
90c
4-
1
3-14
4-
1
3-14
-
4-.:
i—1
(quar.).
(quar.)
Ltd.
—.—
(quar.t——
Knitting Co., Ltd., pfd.
Equipment, Co.—
(accum.)_
7He
3-28
3-18
15c-
4-16
4-
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Co. ( uar.)
S.) -&
3-
1
$1.37*,3
(increased)
(increased %
Mississippi Shipping iquar.)
Mississippi Valley Gar iquar.)
Mitchell.
4-
cash
(quar.)—
convertible
4(2%
3%
cf
3-10
third quarter.
Co., common
(quar.)
Co..' common
Miller-Wohl
Mississippi
dividend)—
lieu
in
is
com.
common
preferred
1st
(quar.)
(quar.)
40c
50c
15c
40c
——
Linotype
stock
Above
—
class
4-
•
Maui
$1.24
-
3-14
1
3-31
1
«te
(M)
MaritinVElectric
$1.12(i
-
1
4-
6
2
Lager
25c
(quar.)
4-
5-
;
common
Mississippi River Fuel Corp.
Tool
3-
6-
(quar.)-———;—Sons (reduced)—
preferred
Marines Midland
55c
(quar.)-.
2-28
3-15
10c
(quar.):—.—
$3 preferred
28c
preferi'ed
3-15
IIV4C
."(quar.)-'.
3-14
Southwest—
-
3-15
1_—
Co.-
Canadian
London
Medusa
;
3-3'
3-31
—
Chain
Steel
25c
common—.
(quar.)
4-15
GOc
quar.)
3-
3-12
at this time).
payment omitted
Finance
3-14
33 ":4 c
"
div.)
Class A_—___—
1
Michigan—
(quar.)
—
(stock
Virginia
7
3-17
Plantaiion—-r
Lihue
20c
:
25c
37V2c
4%
—
(quar.)——
Corp.
50c
pfd.
35c
quar.)__
preferred (initial)- $1.788S9
Insurance
Co.
(Greenville,
Insurance
I.oeal
(increased
Products
Life
C.)
Liberty
10c
12V2C
r
■
—
\Valer,
I.exington
25c
——_
(quar.)-_52i—J
class A
Co.,
Corp
tz
S.
&
U5c
115c
,$15c
: $15c
115e
H5c
-115c
i-4-2—
—
3-31
62
5
3-14
15c
•-
3-15
40c
—
7
3-
3-31
1
4-
37 ye
(quar.)
Lewis
4-15
$3
40c
Monarch
&
$1
$1-25
$5.65
preferred. •(quar.)_4»..'—
J-I..
$1.41
Kay Jewelry stores (quar.)
40c
Kckaha Sugar Co., Ltd. (quar.)
20c
Kelling. Nut Co.,. (5% preferred (quar.)-... _
30c
Kittanning Telephone Co. iquar.30c
KnuUsen Creamery Co.
(quar.).
25c
5-
(quar.)
(quar.)
.
3-21
lie
RR.—
Brewing Co. iquar.)-—--—Lynn Gas.J; Electric (quar.)—-——
Indiana—
(increased
5%
3-17
preferred -iquar^
4-23
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)^
preferred (quar.)_i_—-
Georgia
1
1
$2
the
3-17
4-
4-
15c
(reduced quar.)
of
1
4^22
25C
——
Rapids
———
50c
;
4-
6T5
Grand
&
87 %c
&
Parts
3-20
r
30c
(quar;)—
Allegan
Marine
:
5(2%
$5
3-21
3-31
170c'
—
Lowenstein
Corp.—
*
Rubber, 4','4 %
preferred
(quar.)
Genuine
3
50C
iquar.)
Mainb
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Corp.
4-
25c
—
1
3-14
32 Vic
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Telephone Co. of
General
$2.20
Co.
20c
$2.90
5%
4-15
25c
(quar.)
Telephone
(final)
Corp., • common
Angeles Drug (quar.)
Louisville Gas-«% Electric,
preferred
$1.35
3c
Los
meeting
10c
common
preferred
$2.50
••
•
.
Co. " (quar.)
Corp.
Steel
Liberty
iquar.)_
(quar.)
Co.
3-10
15c
1
Co.—
Telephone
Time
1
3-20
3-31
Lay
6%
preferred
(ouar. 1
General Realty <fc Utilities Corp.
General Refractories (quar.)
;
Tire
1
3-14
12c
$8 preferred
(quar.)
General Controls, common
4Va%
4-
3-
4-
10c
1
Co.
General
1
3-18
30c
(quar)
Co.,
General
4-
"_
(quar.)
Baking
3-17
1
3-31
45c
Class
25c
Inc.
Electric
3-14
4-
68c
$1.12-
3-14
20c
(reduced;
Quarterly
1
4-
,
3-14
1
5c
(quar.)
Auto
General
7
$1.50
3-31
4-
45c
Steel
})rtferred
3-31
$1.183i
(quar.)
40c ;■»
'.
(quar.)
General American Transportation
4-
4-
3-20
Kansas-Nebraska* Natural Gas, coin,
3-14
Packing
iquar.)
City Steel, Inc. (Omaha)—
4-
$1.15
(reduced)
.7,
3-28
Oarlock
35c
$1.15
3-31
$1.46
3-14
(quar.)
20c
(quar.)_
87'/2C
(quar.)_,
Corp.
3-15
4-
3-24
35c
Lucky
General
3-28
3-21
3-15
Semi-annual '4
3-10
45c
Inc.
Inc.
Drive
$1.20
;
common
preferred
(quar.)
preferred <quar.)_
Central
3-10
4-
4.75'fo
Cerro
1
$1.02'A
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
4.60% ' preferred
( quar.)__
6%
4-
$1.02,2
(quar.)___i
Co.,
2-28
f50c
35C
(quar.)
Indiana
Central
3-15
f$1.25
(quar )
Central
-
3-15
25c
4
«quar.)
preferred C
4.75%
-
3-31
$75c
Centlivre Brewing Corp
Central Aguirre Sugar (quar.)__
Central Illinois Electric <fc Gas.
*4.10r'o preferred A (quar.)
*
$2.50
J37''2c
common
5*o
preference (quar.)
Canadian Canners Ltd., class A
(quar.)
Canadian 'International Power Co., Ltd.—
»
•
j'
1
$3.75
Co.,
(quar.)
General
Forgings, Ltd.—
A"(quar.)——
4-
50c
(quar.)
common
3-15
4
1
.
Utilities
Pressed
Wheel
4-15
4-
$5
3-31
(increased)
(Payment suspended at company
meeting held on March 3).
6Va%
Calgary Power Ltd., 4 Wc
California
7»/2C ■V
—
Dairies
140c
3-14
4-
Kalamazoo,
3-10
'
7
15C
*
Butterick Co.,
44-
—
y.: 3-25
15c
preferred
3-15
15c
Kaiser
3-10
'
Paper Products Corp.—
(quar.)
Public
4-15
$1.50
Kahler
3-14
3-25
137 Vac
preferred (quar.)——
preferred
(quar.)—-.—
Florida
at"
...
3-31
13c
quarterly
Common
3-12
4-
1
.
4
16c
income.
(quar.)„
First National City Bank (N.
Fleming Company, Common
4-1
3)
(quar.)
3-
preferred
10c
Extra
Butler's,
Fibreboard
i$l
(reducedU—
Burlington Steel, Ltd.
3-28
3-14
quarterly
;
434 %
Building Products, Ltd. (quar.)
Burgermeister Brewing (quar.)
Burgess Battery Co. (quar.)
'*
4-15
5-
4-15
•
both
Consol
Publications,
20c
•
Bucyrus-Erie'Co.
"
Increased
4%
(quar.)__
Brown-Forman Distillers Corp., com. (quar.)
Vic
preferred
(quar.)
r~-~company meeting held
1
3-15
110c
;
3-28
4-15
4-15
;
(quar.)
Extra
40c
omitted
1
3-20
GOc
$20c
International-Milling. Co., 4% pfd. (quar.)
International Power, Ltd. tquar.)
Investors Selective Fund, Inc
::
Johnson, Stephens & Shinkle Shoe Co.—
3-31
137 VaC
(quar.)—:
Federal
Bake
Shops
(quar.)_—
Federated Department Stores—
62V2C
(quar.)
payment
3-17
5-
4
3-20
3-31
$1.37 Vz
—
12-23
3-28
117 Vic
Rubber
Common
(common
3-10
:
Company
30c
Brass
L.)
3-17
115c
Fund
—
Faultless
3-25
Plastics—
(E.
Exolon
50c
Corp
British-American Assurance
Bruce
3-28
7
3-31
$1.25
(quar.)
Class
3-14
7,.yC
_
payment omitted at this time.
Inc." (quar.)
-"Bristol
3-17
3%C
(T. H.) Co., Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
Eversharp, Inc., common (quar.)
5% preferred <quar.)_l_;
9
Common
Brinks,
3-28
6-11
41,/ac
Co.—v
common
Water
B
1
Material Co.—-
International Holdings,—Ltd.-
4.16%
3-18
5-
Field
Development Corp. (quar.)
;.
Insley Mfg. Co. (quar.)
:
Insurance Exchange Building Corp. (Chic.)—
Quarterly •«—ti——
Interlake Steamship Co.——
3-14
Estabrooks
8-21
15c
3-
Income
,
Oil Co. (s-a)
Resistor, common (reduced)90c preferred
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
(annual)—
.
(quar.)
Electric Mfg.,
Extra
11-20
9-
3-3
4-
3-10
20c
participating preferred
2
preferred (quar.):
Bridgeport Gas Co. (quar.)
Brilhart
20c
6-
11-29
3-
3-12 r
3-31
Equity
20c
3-15
112vie
Imperial Paper & Color (quar.)
Erie
"4V2%
•
3-11
2-16
preferred
Inc.
Bridgeport Brass Co.,
•
3-14
20c
40c
3-10
3-28
1
25c
15c
—
-
3-31
50c
7% preferred (quar.)
Equitable Credit Corp.—
3-14
3-18
—
Co."/$30
Emerson
3-18
—
Brager-Eisenberg,
Eliziibethtown
3-14
3-20
& Braving Co., Ltd—
Ltd—
3-10
IOC
(quar.)
3-14
1
Personal
Bowl-Mor
Co.
1
3-
common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Property Trust (Mass.)
"*3VWo
Boston
investment
Ltd.
3-26
3-31
—
Fund
1
4-15
Bocg-Warner Oorp.,
-
net
Baler
Match,
-4-iO
Construction
3-31
5c
4-
3-17
50C
(Frank W.), Ltd., class A (quar.)
3-10
time
ordinary
are
4-
; $2.75 class.A preferred (quar.)
41,2%«-prior. preferred .series I (quar.)
Hydro-Electric Securities (annual)—_—„
3-10
GOc
payments
3-20 ; •
3-5
3-10
(quar.)
Howard Stock
2-28 %
3-31
4-15
4-15
3-31
(quar.)
above
from
Eddy
4-15
—r
iuaorne)
Co.
3-25
50c
9-10
Co.,
4-
1
3-20
56!4c
50c
40c
25c
28c
i31l4C
$150
4-
1
3-20
3-28
3-14
3-31
4
3-17
4-
1
3-14
4-
1
3-14
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-14
4-
1
3-14
Auto
preferred
iciuar.)
'
■"
3-22
3-31
(quar.)
4
4-13
■; ;> 30c
Industrial
this
1
3-21
$1.25
at
5-
35c
1
$1.05
*
Howard Balanced
Economy
*
tlOc
—
-
4-22
-f,
Hurd
;
Husky Oil Co; 6% 1st pfd. (quar.)
lluyck lF. C.) & Sons, common (quar.)
3-17
120c
4-
00c
—.
3-31
3-20
1
1
;
$1.07
W-
3-14-
1
——20c
——
Fund
3-14
3-31
20c
„
$1
(quar.)_%
5-
,
-
Equity Investments, Ltd.—
&
Two
:*'■/. ^ 125c
(quar.)
3-15
3-10
1
3-20
12V2C
$1.14
omitted
1
25c
lJ.
Quarterly —%
Quarterly
ment
Eaton
3-5
4-
pid.
4-
3-14
3-28
3-28
56 Wo
preferred (quar.)
5yzr.'g
preferred < quar.)
Jlubbell (Ilarvey), Inc. (quar.)
lluglies-Owens Qo. -Ltd. (class A (quar.)
4-10
25c
Duraloy Co.
y 3- s
QW&c
$1.12 Vi
125c
—
preferred A (quar.)
Bell, Inc. (quar.)
Bond
3-14
4-
5c
-
3-31
50c
4-
Houston Oil
4-10
3-31
.
1
3-14
Gas
-
3-14
3-
50c
37(r2C
4c
92»/2c
deposit receipts
Corp. (quar.)
Eaton &
3-15
3-31
1
1
4-
Horner
8-14
4
i
—«
<s-a)
Quarterly
■;
,
4-
3-15
50c
■
payment
Duff-Norton
3-18
1
45c
(quar.)
Biltmore Hats Ltd.," common
$1
4-
18c
3^8%'preferred (quar.)—.
4Vi% preferred (quar.)—'
Belgium Stores, Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Blue
3-31
30c
—
1
■v
3-14
1
4-25
3-17
3-19
20c
f\
-
3
1
1
37V.'C
-
(quar.)—„—1—
preferred (quar.)_
Lock-& Mfg. Co.
Fabrics, Ltd., common (quar.)_
2nd convertible preference (quar.)
r
Dominion Glass Co., Ltd., 7%
pfd. (quar.)
3-14
4-
4-25
3-
4-
4-
35c
Honolulu
5
3-
1
50C
(reduced)——.
6.40%
Dominion
3-14
1
1
34:;«c
„
(quar.)
common
3-19
3-15
4-
50c
_1 __
(quar.)—^
;
preferred class A.
Class
Year-end
3-10
this time)
(Common payment omitted at
Laboratories (quar.)
Beatrice Foods Co.,
v
12-31
•
conv.
Baxter
,««•
-15-59
4-
Y.)
(quar.).
Honolulu
3-10
i;-:;
50c
y.
American
Diversey
Dominion
60c
(quar.)—
1
4-
$1.50
(quar.)
Distillers, Ltd.—
9-30
4-
(N,
425c
25c
4-15
4-
25c
B
3-31
$1
40c
%——;
pfd. (quar.)—
5Vi%
Class
3
4-1
Light, 4%
Detroit Aluminum & Brass Corp.
Devoe & Raynolds Co., class A
6-30
Building & Equipment Corp. of Amer¬
Bank
5-15
45 c
—
(quar.)
4-15
'
&
3-14
<D. 1^), Ltd. ( quar;)—
——
Insurance Co. of Hawaii Ltd.
Home Stale Life Insurance (Oklahoma City)—
company
(quar.)
preferred
$1.50
$2.50
_
•
J50c
iquar.)__
7-15
45c
lusuranpe Co. (annual)—
Baqk <N. Y.) (quar.)__
3-21
25c
preferred
10-15
$1.12Vi
4%- preferred C (quar.;
Bancohio Corp. (quur.;„i
Co.
4-25
Holmes
3-14
1
.
5 %. preferred
(quar.)
Dempster Mill Manufacturing-
3
3-27
at
(quar.)
$1.50
(accum.)
(quar.)—
pfd.
Baltimore Gas & Electric, common
4VaVe preferred B (quar.)
"
3-
1
25c
v
.■'
4-
80c
-
Home
-
4.20%
3- 3
$1.50
$1.50
—
1
4-
35c
:
4.56%
1
_r_
—_
4-
15c
(quar.)
2-^.i
3-0
,
3-14
87%>C
_f
3.70% preferred
4.28%, preferred
1
3-10
iquar.;
J lershey Creamery Co.
(quar.)—
)ligbee Company (quar.
—__
Hints
(Edward)
Lumber- (quar.)—i.—_
3-14
4-
25c
(quar.)
"
3-14
—————-
1
3-31
$1.62 Va
(quar.).—.
Delaware Power
1
3-
(quar.)_—.1
preferred
pfd.
conv.
Co., common
3-21
3-10
Heritage Furjd, Inc.—
3-17
25c
A
Decca
3-14
1
Y.)
(J. H.) .Corp.' (quar;)
Holland- Furnace Cor. (quar.)
(quar.)„-__._
omitted
payment
meeting held on March 4
3-1
——_——
(quar.;-
preferred (quar.)
Co.
(N.
Co.
Holan
—
3-31
3-16
.
3-14
(quar.)
De Jay Stores—
5-15
3-31
3-28
•
3-22
3-17
Class
3-15
6-
3-14
—,—
(quar.;
common
3-22
5
3-14
Davldson-Boutell Co., 6%
3-15
4-
10c
(quar.)—
Piano,
5
4-
Trust
5%
3-18
20c
18:^»c
~
4-
1
Co.,
45c
Gas Co., common (quar,)/,
1
preterm! (quar.)
Ilcppenstall ,Co.f preferred (quar.;———.
Hercules Gallon Products, Inc.—
3-17
1
3-12
4-
50c
(quar.)
'•? 4- 5
150
quar.).—
Sugar
1-17
1-1%.-
25c
8%
7%
& Seal,
Ltd. (qnur.)-_„Zellerbach Corpt (quar.)__——
3-11
3-11
$1.25
Hartford
—
Cork
'..$2'
"Vb-
U_„
Hansen
3- «
8c
;•
(Toronto), common
3-10 y
3-' 5 ~f
5c
(quar.»—_—2-—
Shop, Inc.
Mfg.. Cot
Harris-Intprtype Corp.
3-17
l
3-20
3
Gas
Dividend
B/G Foods Inc., common
i
Class -A (quar.)
■
4-
Cummins
4-10
155c
HOc
131 Vic
137Vic
143:kc
-5%
t
1%
(quar.i
*
(increased
Cuban-Americen
5- 9
.
U5c
—
—
-•5Vi% preferred (quar.;
..—
Avalon Telephone Co. Ltd., common (quar.)
»
Hanover
3
4-
Crown
3-10
3-15
6- 2
7',i%
25c
115c
—
City Sewerage Co. (quar.)—_
Atlantic Wholesalers, Ltd., class A (quar.)—
4" 1
4-
;
20c
—
"Ccmrnon
Atlantic
(55 %c
3-
4-
Dayton
(final*
Ordinary
>
.
OH
1
3-20
.
—
Hanover
3-17
6C
Associated Electrical
?
Royalty
4-
5c
"
Producers—
Hanover Insurance Co.
3-10
130c
tSGVic
preferred (quar.)
Industries, Ltd.—
Halifax
3-25
3-15
22c
—-
3-14
3-15
43:!4c
.
Guardncy
3-10
1
i20c
Crown
25c
(quar.)
A
4Vi%
r
'*
(quar.)
Co.
4-10
4-
preferred A iquar.;-..-^^
title 01 above company recenaiy
changed to Consumers Gas Co.
Coojier (Peter) Corp., 6Vc % pid. (quar.)—
Corning Glass Works, common (quar.)
3H»% pfd. series 1945 and 1947 (quar.)_
Corroon & Reynolds (quar.)—
3-14
(quar.)
com.
40c
$1.37 W
,
W'i'io
3-31
4-15
preferred (quar.;
.——$1.75
American Metal Products Co. (Mich.)—
Common (quar.)
————v,'.:
40c
5Vi% convertible preferred (quar.)
—;
27Vac
American Screw Co. (reduced)
30c
Co.;
3-14
1
(quar.)_
Class A
3-14
•'
4-
3
corporate
3-31
Products
3-
o<f Rcc.
3-14
(quar.)
common
Acceptance corp
jircferred
(qnar.)_!
Consumers
3-31
(quar.)—.
Corp.,
Consumers
3-21
4-
$1.50
Electric
;
;
.
3-15
Holders
■
15c
"
"A"
*
6%
pre.erred series A (initial)
Green Giant Co
eiwss B_
3-3 x
$1.25
—
Ltd.—
receipts ordinary
Great Western
31 V,»c
(quar.)_—
Shies,
4-11
Z4-22 (
3% preferred
(qiiar.)„___.%„%__.
dividend
Stock
3-17
American Maize
Is 6p
Universal
3--.0
.
Co.—
Co.
Focds
Consolidated
3-31
4-15
■
1
$0,001
3-4
3K31
Inc.
4-
(quar.)u
3-17
3-15
4-10
70c
Metals,
Machine &
deposit
Great
,' WJteji
SharePayable
deposit receipts ordin.try_
American
25c
3-17
3-31
$1.25
(quar.97Vic
preferred
American
American
3-14
5W'.'o preferred (quar.)_—
Consolidated Mines, lnc._—.
Consolidated Rock Products Co
(Del. >
American Machine
•
3-15
3-14
1
56c
(quar.)—
Water
Consolidated
3-17
4-
Water
preferred
Connecticut
3-17
y
40c
(quar.)-.,,...
common
5V> %
4
3-15
25c
"
*
1
1
4-
America—
common
(quar.)& Southern Ohio
Commonwealth
5
4-
40c
$1.12 &
American Crystal Sugar, common (quar.)—
4li%
preferred ( quar.)
—
American Factors,
Ltd
1———-
3-
4-
iftf/h preferred (quar.)„___.„__—$1.06 V«
1
44-
(yuar.l
preferred
Columbus
3-12
3-15
87 Vic
< quar.)
preferred
1
4-
4-
12c
20c
25c
1%.
Corp., common (quar.)_—
Stock an iridia -—*
$3.50
4-
34%c
20c
Amerace
■
3-12
7Vic
343«c
—
iquar.)—-'-
Grand-Trunk Warehouse' & Cold Storage Co.
Annual
$1
20c)
of
? ■.
contmnv
62c
Co.
Colorado Interstate Gas,
5%
preferred A < quar.)>»»_^_-_^^«-^—
preferred B <quar.)„—
Aircraft Radio Corp. (quur.;—
—
Alamo Iron Works (quar.)—.-—
Altec Companies ( quar.).:
-
Insurance
-at
$7.40
—
approximately
to
Colonial Life
3-14
1
4-
40c
'5Va%
?
3-14
J,"
,
payment; ornifted
meeting T|Ud on Feb. 28*.
60c
convertible
prefcrrea
3-17
3-31
.
\
\
Brewing—
(Common
3
25c
*
v.
"
(Equal
3-17
4-10
(quar.)
3-
Colon Development—-
of Jlec.
Payable
$1
25c
00.
(quar.)y
International Corp.
.
Coiiiiis Radio Co., 4V conv, pfd.
Holders
When
Name of Company
3-13
1
3-27
25c
class' A.
$2J50
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola
Per
(quar,
Corp.'
Bottling Co.'of,New Yonc tquar.;,
Cola Bottling Corp. (Clnn.)«— V; ;
Coca
4-
3-15
3>1
Coca-Cola
payment date.
-
Co.
Per
of Rec.
Goebel
$1.12
Theatre
Holders
Payable
Bell Telephone—-
Suburbnu
&
Share
;
'
Quarterly
grouped in two separate
tables.
In the first we indicate all the dividends an¬
nounced during the current week. Then we follow with
a second table in which we show; the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached theii
Dividend announcements are
Addressograpli-Multigruph Corp. (quar.)Agricultural Insure nee Co.
| Wtit-ertovm, N. Y.) (quar.)
Aid Investment Sz Discount, Inc.—>
Company
Name of
—-—-
62'2C
Volume 187
.Number 5723
i.
Name
-Montana
of Company
Floitr
~~
Mllls^—
.
'
.
"
.class 1A
Montreal
•Moore
J
**
"
••
Ltd./(qnar.)__
Works,
20c-
cammoir.dquart)—
\
Investment-Co,i of.Americal
J net
i
gains) <
Mutual System Inc.,
z
_
froni
>v
15c
<(
•
.
,
*r 4- 1.
.3-15
-
3- 5 •;
3- 7
...
3-20
•
■
'
•«
•
.
--—--i—.
—
15c
6% preferred (quar.)__——: r 37 tic
■!
s 'V •••■r
National finance-Co., .6%-7 pfd. ..(Initial).14062
3- 7
A s 4-15
'
6:r6
•■
-
(Boston.)
:Suu
,(quar^lrC;- "vVc
National Linen. Service; common
preferred
•M\ 5%
20c
-
Extra'—,
-Class B
Weaving Ltd., com. /(quar.i^_
•"
_l._
IJi.
' 4-15
.
-3
\
3-25
.,
vs.
4- !
-:300
Nerth
American
North
American-Refractories-
kr-4- 7
3^17
y
*
.''y50c.r
.
4-
Industries,
notified
'
•
3-14
1-
3-17
3-10
4- 4
Co.,
5y.
(quar.)^J"-?■
preferred
12 Vic
»-
4-"lJ^'V'3- 7
7^pfdy;(quair.)i^ :^.t$i;75':>.
(irregularisJ—;;25c.
Brass Co., class A
Class B (quar;)ss_iv:
(quar.>ss__-s-sl;_s:s
Old
convertible
Republic
/
(quar.p__
—__ /
Co.-(quar.)^____ x,
Mfg.
-
after
the
-
2-25
what the
•
<>&
Telegraph,
'--3-15
•:
.
40c":
'
"
30c
.
-
'•'•
3-31
49c
3-25
2-28
4-
;
3-
3
3-
7
i
4-30
*/'
8-25
*■
11-25-
'
American
3-31
(quar.)__-___
Pacific Vegetable Oil (San Fran.)
(quar.)_^_
3-10
-
-
8-15
3-31
•'
3-14
; 4-15
•
•
25c
.
11-14
57
Extra
—1
Peninsular
Penton
Products
Pepsi-Cola
Co.
Perfex Corp.
(quar.)
:
Suburban Transportation
Co.—
preferred (quar.)__-____—
Pioneer Petroleum Co., prior pfd. (s-a)__
Plough, Inc. (quar.)
Portable Electric Tools Inc:
Power
Corp.
4 Me ft
of
1st
175-1
Canada
Providence
Provincial
Public
Gas Co.
Co.
of
preferred
redemption
5%
pfd. (quar.)__
issue
called
4-
$1
(quar.)_;
(Canada),
334%
5?<?
Telephone
preferred
2nd
(A. "V.)
(quar.)
51*7o
Rome
preferred
Cable
Russell
3-14
4-2
3-10
4-11
3-11
1
3-
Lowell
4-
1
2
3-14
1
(quar.)
1
4-18
5-
1
1
25c
4-
1
1
2
3-14
3-31
3-17
4-25
4- 4
$l5c
y'y 5%
*
Seaboard
Corp.
Air
Steel
$2
City
New
(guar.)
Line
RR.
(reduced
Stock
common
Yards
Co.,
com.-
'}-
__
,r
-
•
AVz'i
Water,
Co.
(quar.)
(quai*.
■
'
■'
3-17
\
3-17
A- 1
3-15
A
$1.60
(quar.)—
Dredgiag,
preferred
Standard
Stanley
(special)
(quar.)
(N. J.)
3-20
American
Investment
4-
1
3-15
5V4 7
4-
1
3-15
(quar.)
7
4-1
,-»3-14
-
1
3-
3-14
4-1
3-14
7-
1
9-15
12-15
12-
*
3-5
10c
1
2-28
2-28
3-31
-
4-
3-18
3-20
1
6-2
5-17
50c
4-23
4-16
12%c
GOc
4-
1
3-28
3
3-
3
5
J.)—
25c
Y.)
3-15
50c
12%c
3-21
3-14
3rl4
*4- 1
(quar.)
50c
50c
$1.50
4-
2-28
.3-11
2-28
_
3-10
"
3-7
1
3-14
.
25c
3-10
2-10
40c
3-10
2-10
30c
3-10
30c
3-10
2-24
37V2C
3-31
3-10
30c
3-17
3-
20c
_—
4-
1
3-20
3-14
(quar.)
2-24
Co.
6-30
30c
7-
20c
Illinois—
of
3-15
3-
5
3-25
3-
4
1
>
$1.31%*34%'fc' "/
;
3-14
1
4-
3-14
1
4-
5
American
Laundry Machinery
Co.
American
Locker,
A
(quar.)
10c
3-
3-31
3-14
American
Macli^c & Foundry
(quar.)
40c
3-10
?
60c
3-
Co.,
Metal
American
3-10
3-20
3-20
American
Meter
3-25
3-20
American
National
4-
3-15
American
News
Optical
^
1
4%7.
(quar.)__;
50b:
2-25
3-10
'
8
>'2-25
/: ;
(initial
preferred
Co.
quar.)_________
$1.12%
(quar.)
Fire
2-28
-
Climax—■
3-25
3-25
7 3-25
$1.12%
class
5
2-20
; 10c
Corp. (quar.)«...
Corp.
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
5Va7
40c
2-28
5-21
2
6-
2-28
50c
Insurance
3-14
20c
(quar.)
4-15
3-20
3-20
3-10
40c
r'" 4- 1
3-16
25c
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
*-♦
50c
Co.
1
3-10
$50c
4-15
3-3.4
$35c
4-15
3-14
American
75c
3-28
3-18
American Rock
$1.75
3-28
3-18
American Snuff
3-25
3-
7
3-25
3-
7
4-
1
'
3-14
1
3-35
4-
1
3-20
4-
20c
■
$1
3-28
3-28
55c
3-31
3-14
75c
4-15
Co.
4-
7-
Class
9
.
A
B
3-J0
1
3-14
American
1
3-15
American
3-15
3-
5
3-15
3-
7
3-iO
2-28
20c
dividend)
I
—
Florida)
3"
5"
Share
~~
1_
Stock
Adams
1
3-
1
3-
5
4-
1
3-
1
3-
1
Aetna
Casualty
Aetna
Life
-
3-20
3-
5
i
—
$127'c
4-
1
IOC
3-15
2-2§
3-12
2-21
25c
3-12
3-
3-31
3-28
3-
-
15c
Surety
Aetna-Standard
Akron
Brass
Co.,
(Hai'tford)—
•"
3
4-
1
33-
preferred
Alabama-Tennessee
4.207
pfd.
(jquar.)_-—
(quar.)'
——____
Natural Gas
.
57
Wood
Steel Co.,'common
preferred (quar.)
81.15
30c
(quar.)
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry._(s-a)
Alan
3-17
;
(quar.>__z___
Co. '(quar.)
Fuel
Oil
$3
35c
$1.25
.
"
1
3-14
4-
1
3-14
2-21
4-
3-
1
3
3-14
2-28
4-
3-14
1
3-14
4-11
3-31
3-10
3-22
<
3-
1
•I-
(
4- 1
30c
3-14
3-31
3-17
53%c
3-31
3-17
4- 5
3-14
,,
,
.,
r
preferred
.
*
,
Western
Armstrong
,
Class
Arnold
Art
B
(quar.)
Metal
Arundel
Arvin
Asbestos
Corp.,
(quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)
•
,
.
1
3-
4
3-12
3-12
3*
______
(quar.)—
,
50c
25c
2-10
3
2-14
4-30
1
1
3-24
3-28
4-15
30c
25c
-
.6- 2
25c
1
3-14
3-15
2-18
$20c
$60c
,
55-
$62%c
57*
,
$1.16%
4-
4-15
2*24
3*14
2-28
1
3-15
i
1}
4-
1
3-14
3-20
3-
5
27
3-20
3-
5
3-15
3-15 *
2-17
75c
93%c
25c
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
.___
4-
22'^c
—
:
$1.08
3-14
$1.18
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Go. (quar.)
(quar.)—
•
3?
i
—■—
Construction
Corp.
Industries
•
3-7
3-14
3-10
_
dividend)—
(quart)
Corp.
4-3
•
30c
$3.75 preferred
Rubber ,Co., class A
(quar.).
Constable
•
'
•
..
3-15
•
(quar.)
Co
•
,
3-31
4-19
-
' "
+7%c
,$$1.50
(qnar.)
Ga3
-
i
dividend.
Stock
$70c
;
_
7%c
—
Corp.' (quar.)
Armstrong Cork,
4
3-10
4.-727
Arnaco Steel Corp.
2-21
3-
4-
10c 1
$1.05
3-31
4-25
•,
(quar.),
pref." A "(quar.)
preL B (quar.)
-Bsncorporation (stock
Arkansas
7
3-20
37 Vic
__i—
7
6-27
•'
1—-
Arkansas Missouri Power, common
7
1
3-
7- 3
15c
I
4.657
preferred
(quar.)
Arkansas' Power & Light, 4.327
4
4-
60c
9
3-21
1
$50c
Arkansas-Louisiana Gas
~
(quar.?
Engineering (quar.)__
Mfg.
Alabama' Power Co.,
4.60 7
•
$2.50
Arkansas
•
Co
3-
12%c,
(quart)
Smelting
Arixona
z
60c
Insurance
{
3-
3-10
3-17.
25c
*■
Co._
5
3-20
30c
'• %'
$2.40 2nd
-
25c
3-10
50c
Corp.—
Oil Corp. (quar.)__
Argus Corp.,
Ltd., common
3-21
—
6
3-
4-10
4-
preferred (quar.)
Quarterly.
Apex
2-20
3-11
3-11
3-H
4-
4-1
"
$1.50
30c
—_—
Argo
3-10
3-17
3-20
!_
___.
Anglo-Scandinavian Investment Corp. of
Canada
(irregular)
!
/
5c
2
.4-2
,
25c
$2.25
(quar.)
Angostura-Wupperman Corp.
Anheuser-Busch, Inc. (quar.)
2-18
27
tquar.)
(reduced)__
f.
2-28
';
$$1.25
—,
Products
fe
3-10
3-10
5c
31 %C
3
3-11
$2.25
pfd.
(quar.)__
(quar.)__
:—
$2.80 preferred
(quar.).:—
?—;
Anglo-Newfoundland Development, Ltd.—
1
4-
3-
4- 2
*"
5
4-
;
-
Common
3-14
3-31
4-
$i:
divklendi',1.
Express
2-28
45C'
■!
common—
Acushnet: Process CO.1. (quar.)
Adam Consolidated Industries,-Inc.—
1
3-14
$28 V«c
—
Co.
3-14
3
3-29
25c
Oil Corp., com.
(quar.)
4%7 "preferred
(quar.)
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills— " "
"
2-28
3-31
$42 %c
Electric Corp./ (quar.)
Wire
3-15
10c
1
■,
(quar.)
1
Precision
Electric
3-
22V2C
(reduced)—
convertible
GOc
2-25
3-29
43%c
Anderson-Prichard
Payable of Reo.
n
57
Products Co.,
Co.
3-19
3-14
40c
(quar.)__
Anchor Post Products Inc." (quar.)
.
Holder•
30cf
>
3-10
7%c
67
Co.,
Products
Metal, Inc.
(quar.)
Amphenol Electronics Corp.
Anderson
When
3-10
60c
:
Ampco
week, these being given in the
>
3-10
1
Writing Paper (quar.)
Amoskeag Co., $4.50 preferred (s-a)
Anaconda
6
3-14
3-31
4- 1
3-29
American
: —
■"
& 'Metal
Tpbacco
6
3-
50c
57
(quar.)
American Vitrified
3-
T-
4-1
(quar.)
American
3-15
1
4-
(quar.)__
American Surety Co. of N. Y. (quar.)
American Telephone & Telegrqph (flu^r.)__
American Title & Insurance Co. (Miami,
3-31
6
4-
4-
/v
5
12%c
—__
preferred
3-
I2%c
-(quart)
Extra
77
•
*"
40c
Co.
1
20c
dividend
Stock
each
Institute—
Foundries
Stores
4-
31 %c
$2
American Sugar Refining, common
(One
(Del.)
for
(111.)
held)
7
Steel
2-28
$1.50
15c
—-
4-
3-
3-10
70c
—'
(quar.)
3-15
1
2-20
3-24
3-15
20c
$1.25
25c
(quar.)
*
(Indianapolis)
(quar.)
Class
6-10
20 c
4%7oi' preferred.: (quar.).
Abrasive
Insurance Co.
2-28
2-28
25c
___^_
4-
8c
Inc.,'/(stock:dividend).
preferred
States
2-28
3-14
3-14
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)—______
common (quar.)—___ "
__•_:
'
50c
Products- Corp.
(quar.).
Laboratories, ^common (quar.)_
R
——
Y.)
Corp.
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)—.
~
Co.,
vN.
preferred (quar.)
American Steamship Co._
$1.25
7
Wool
Co.
preferred (quar.)
American Stamping Co.
3-26
4-30
CM o o
1
3-14
1
$1
67
American
——_
common
Re-Insurance
Extra
3-18
Cos.
25c
25c
:
.__
3-18
37 %c
4-
American
3-15'a
4-
$70c
(reduced).,.—.
Stores
American
Photocopy Equipment Co. (quar.)_
Potash & Chemical Corp.—
Common
(quar.)
Class A
(quart),
^______
$4 preferred A (quar.)_
!____
American Radiator & Standard Sanitary Corp.
Common (quart)
6-16
1
5
3-
3-10
$1.10
Abitibi Power & Paper Co. Ltd.—
Common /(quar.)
7
10-
3-
3-28
4-1
-•'3-12
$1.25
3-19
3-29
40c
(quar.)
Properties
Works
1
$1.12%
Acme
•
25c
common
4-
(quo,
Acme
25c
'40c
International
■■
American
3-20
25c
-
Standard Fire Inscrancc
American
(quar.)
4-15
30c
:—
S
I.,
4%
-
»■
7
$1.02%
Acme
5-15
30c
;
Extra
Standard
Insulator
3-
17c
(quar.)
;
F.fWrigley Sfcores (quar.)_:
Abbott
5-15
30c
1—
Quarterly
3-11
3-14
$1.05
5-15
4-
2-28
10c
—_
4-18
30c
.(quar.),
3-
3-14
37 %c
2
3-20
3-15
Products Corp. (monthly)__
Hospital Supply (quar.)
American Indemnity Co.
(Galveston, Texas)
l Semi-annual
3-11
;,(quar.)____,.__--_.7rti^_'
Name of Company.
4-$
5-15
6- 2
25c
:
62%c
8-
50 c
5-15
*
10-15
Home
3-20
_____
5,7
preferred - (quar.)
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar Refineries, Ltd.—
Common- (quart)
57 pref. (quar.)/
6-
7-15
*11-1
.____
(quar.)
Derrick
&
3-20
Per
3-14
r
2
6-2
'
Co.
20c
$1.37 %
(Toronto)
preceding table.
,
3-28
-
4-15
1
37%c
American
•
3-17
/
4-15
34c
Hardware
35c
(reduced)
dends -announced this
>
v
3-13
2
'6-
3-14
: 3-i4
4-1'
' 37%c
:
3-11
Below we give the dividends announced in previoiw
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
3-14
3-31
$0.2656V*
Spotless Co.- (quar.)
Square D Co.
3»31
4-2
-
5-1*
4-
87%c
:
3-11
j
M.
30c
Quartei-ly.
Quarterly
Co.
Radic
A.
)_'_ *_ $69y2c
Extra
0
American
(quar.)
.
3-20
17
Zenith
3-10
-25c
quar.)!______
Co.
American Hoist
B
25c
Co-operative Mercantile
Quarterly L'
3-24
■
4-15
25c
43%c
&.Electric "(quar*.)
__(
Greetings Corp., class A (quar.)—
$1.56%
Zion's
3-13
•
12 Va,c
•
Gas
3-11
,—
/(Share'of
C.
22%e
.
com.
American
3-14
20c
(111.)., /stock
A.
5©<;
1
'——^
Spokane International RR.
1
3-20
(quar.)______^i_
Radio
3-3$
3-27
4-
2-24
Co.,' 67 preferred (quar.)__
American & Foreign Power Co. (quar.)__
3-20
A C F Industries
50c
f
3-14
3-10
Felt
American
common———_^_
Zenith
-
<
4-
■American
3-15
—
3-14
Wo
Speer Carbon
1
$
3-31
Mfg,
"•
3-31 "v.
t
participating preferred (quar.)
z
$$1.50
Southern Oxygen
(Del.)
(initial)__________"
15c
Southern Railway (Mobile «fc Ohio)—
j
Stock trust (s-a)_'
"
$2
•
3-31
.
3-21
50e
(quar.) ; $1.12%
.
*
"
4-15
25c
A$70c
/
pfd.
common
5.44 ft> preferred I (quar.)
Southern Canada Power, Ltd.,
4-
3-
Class
(irreg.)
:___
iquar.)_—__________
Cable ' (quar.)
Radio
share
3-31,
*4-15
" " 4- 1
45c
2-21
75c
,
(quar.)
(N.
-American Export Lines, Inc. (N.
American Express Co. (quar.)_
.
20c
(quar.)___
of
"3-31
v
4-15
,
•'
'»
preferred-(quar.)—7-.—'.
4Va7o preferred
•
28c
25c
(quar.)__
_
3-15
3-15
_________—i
Publishing
Zenith
f
3-10
■
4-15
'
q"uar.)_mi_____Il_
Pittsburgh Water.
Southern California
V
3-14
■•4-15
50c
tqtiar.)_
!_
—
'
,
2-21
i-3-15
25c
(quar.)
Inc.-(quar,)
American Electronics
3-31
Coal
Shoe
20c
,/■
(quar.
(initial
,
3-14
3-15
1
i.
American Dredging Co.
12 %c
(quar.)
35c :7
>
Sommervillg, .JLtcL, $2.80 preferred
South Peain Oil Co.: (quar.).
South
f *"
'->•
"
$1.50 participating 'preferredSmith-Corona, Ine:—. * "
,
,
22c
Corp,,(reduced)
Simplicity Pattern
Sioux
"
24c
•*
(quar.
3-12
$1.13
Youngstown Foundry ,& Machine Co.
3-14
3-28
(quar.)__
div.)^
World
3-14
25c
(stock
4-10
«
preferred (quar.)22%c
1—ll_ll '
,25c
Schwitzer
Co.,
Utilities,
Whitaker
' 3-14
4-
4--1
"
43%c
common
preferred D-(quar.)
District Telegraph Co.
Quarterly
!
.'
75c
dividend
preferred
3-14
4-
-4- 2
$20c
$$1.43%
preferred T(quar.)_;
1
5^0^preferred (quar.)__l—."
Sharon
Power
Westmoreland
3-18
$L25
1
3- -1
3-21
.
Line
Barge
Co.,
$1.43%
Co.
Massachusetts
Western
Shops—
Electric
Electric
preferred
Weyenberg
4-18
4-
'
3-
4-15
.
3Mi7
3-14
1
25c
(increased)—
Co.
—
4-15
5-
35c
!
(quar.)
,,
....
•
(quar.),
American
'
(quar.)——
(quar.)
Stock
5 7o
2-28
5-
93%c
common
3-31
4-
15C
(quar.)__—__
Western Tablet & Stationerjr Corp.-—
Common
(quar.)
9-12
""
4-30
50C
(qiiar.)___
Electric
Department
Western
6-12
1
Dividend payment omitted at this time
St.-Charles Hotel Co. (New Orleans* (^'ar.)
San Diego Gas & Electric, common
(quai\)
440^<> preferred (quar.)"______
Sangamo
"
Grocers, Ltd.,: class A iquar.)_.V_
preferred
(quar.
/
Western Maryland Ry. Cc., com. tquar.).z_
77o
1st preferred
(quar.)
■
47/ 2nd preferred (quar.)
____,!—
3-12
7-
;
5!"
_
,
~t
3-14
5-1
f.-
15C
$1.40
a
Saco
25c
50c
Western
3
10-
4%
4-1
5-15
'
(quar.
Assurance
Western
3-15
3-20
$$1.50
(reduced)
Industries Ltd.
4-
20c
common
Hyan Consolidated Petroleum
Inc.
dividend
1st
$$1.50
/
(quar.)
Corp.
Cyanamid
*
4.50/7 preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred
'.quar.)_l_
Western
3-14
$],5c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Commercial
American
Oil * (quar.)_z__
Penn
Stock
3-15
4-1
$$1.50
w
Ltd." (quar.)
Corp.,
Canada
Leonard
West
3-15
4-1
5c
(quar.)_,
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
American
4-15
—
common
preferred
Co.
Rochester
3-20
1
80c
Co.____—
Tiernan,
Penn
3-15
1
4-1
$27c
•
3-15>
—
5c
———
"
Ritter
2
4-
(quar.)—.
30c
L'_—$2
1
5-
(quar.)—1
preferred (quar.)_
4.20^ preferred B (quar.)
7
4.107V preferred C (quar.)
West Texas Utilities Co., 4.40 77 pfd.
West
Virginia Water Service Co.
4-1
$1.06
$1.16V4
(quar.)__
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd., 6(<» pfd.
6%
preferred (quar.)
;
6%
preferred (quar.)___
Raymond Corp. (stock dividend)
Inc.,
&
Common
Bearings Canada, Ltd.—
A
(quar,)
Reitman's
3-14
■_••
>
.
Trust Fund—partic. ctfs
American Cement Corp., com: (initial)..
$1.50 ,preierre<$ (initial)-.
$1.50 preferred Cquar.)_
$1.50 preferred (quar.)_:
_L
^American Chain: &; Cable Co; (quar.)
4-
A preferred
,
'
25c
.___
4(2%
$0,385
—
Condenser
Rich's
1
25c
Candy
Mining Co
Radio
Roe
4-
Sugar
W"st
of Oklahoma—
Anne
M
3-14
;
(quar.)_____w.^
15c
(initial)—.
Ward
3-20
1
Co.
50c
*
'
"
preferred
'Washington
for
preferred (quar.)—
Class
5
4-
Olilcle
3-12
(quar.)_l______i:
convertible preferred
Baking Co.
5'-a r'o
preferred
3-20
4-15
($25 par)
preferred
3-3t~w
—
(initial)
Ward
on
Service Co.
Quincy
R &
3-
$62'/aCi
Co., 60c class
preferred
Wallace
3-14
4-15
t
i
3-15
25c
-
-
.-
3-10
1
.
25c
____•
'
7
4-
>
3-10
Tlieatres
•
American
Indiana—
(entire
preferred (quar,)__
4.24'y preferred (quar.),
4:65^ * preferred (quar.
Pyle-National Co., common
Queen
1
3-31
14c
4r/o
8Cs
4-
(quar.)._l—
3-19
3-
4-1/
30c
$1,25-
-
-
3-17
.
"
W'ailuku
3-25
1
$56c
April 2 at $109 per share
plus this div.) Convertible into common
to April 2—■
Public
4-
|75c
•
'10c
'
V/zVo
3-14
1
3-21
..
America-Canada
1
t50c
(quar:)__
Transport Co.,
Service
4.20'7a
5-
3-31
10c
(quar.)__
com.
preferred
'•
_l__
Materials, Common
preferred (quar.)
:
;. 57o
3-13
1
5-15
20c
(quar.)—
Ltd.,
4-
1
4-
3-20
-
'
(quar.)___
quar.)__
5%^
4-1
(quar.)—..
4-11
; ">.
1
(quar,)
convertible,preferred
5'r,
17'/2c
4-11
1
$2
Vulcan
3-15
4-
5c
1
5-
invest-
:
Corp., $3 prior preferred
$4.50 preferred (quar.)c
: 3-11
1
(quar.)——:
noncumulative partic. pfd. (quar..
Wo
4-30
15c
5-
$1
(increased)
Vulcan
2-28
62V2C
Co.
(quar.),
Pomona Tile Mfg. (quar.)
Port Huron Sulphite & Paper Co.
3-10
-
-
(quar.)__
com.
Broadcasting-Paramount
American
•
5"o
Rubber
$1
,,c,
3-1.9
/
Co.
4-
-
20c
tquar.)
preferred (quar.)
77
3-17
$1
.
securities
common
Utility Acceptance Corp.—"
3-10
3-31
13Vac
Hotel
3-31
3-14
25c
Permanente Cement
Plymouth
3-18
3-25
30c
,
(quar.)_____•
Philadelphia
Utah-Idaho Sugar
4-1
30c
(quar.)_________
3-18
3-28
Corp.'25c '''
from
from
(interim.)
(reduced
tFtah
3-28
$1
Metal
Publishing Co. (quar.)
Upson-Walton
8
....
2-14
1
•
-
,■
3-10
4-
c
$1.62%
Arma Corp.,
American Can Co.—
-
.
(quar.)
4-1
30c
93%c
.
.
-r
•'
-
-
.
*
(5c
-
:
-
*
Tobacco,
4-7
dividend
10^,
Parmelee Transportation* (quar.)12'/2C
'
3-
-■
Leaf
preferred
3-17
Co.—
2-14
3-10-
"
8.
S.';b
4
1
Rubber
preferred-A
Common
•American
•
&' Publishers
C&rd
4-
50c
Trust'Co.
Universal
3-31
3-18
-
Stock
Printers
Blltrite
American Bosch
c
57
'
1 15c
Drill*
Playing
•
•
\ 3-24
•
,,.
-
3-17
-
1
r'
.
■ let-preferred
(quar.)
preferred- (quar.)
2nd
American
(N. Y.) (quar.)
Vitamin Corp. (quar.)
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp. (quar.)______
U.
2-28
$1.75
-
S.
U: S.
4-14
4-23
$1.50
(quar.)
com.
preferred
U.
I8%e
37%c
•
677
-
•
>-
(
United
pfd.-<quar. )_i(quar.)
cenv^
American Agricultural
5-19
5-26-
"
•
2 5c
3-17
3-28 "
: '•*'
25c
y
3-14
1
4-
Steel
3-28
Stigar Co.-J - 50c
Aggregates, 5 7 • preferred (quar.) - $1.25
Chemical Co. t-quar.)
75e
American Bank -Note, common <quav.)_;
'■ 30c
67 preferred (quar.)
*.
-75c
3-14
3-13*
.
35c
•
4-10'
/-
'
50c
•
5c
4-1-3-7
American
z__'_
Corp.^quar.)
nient "inconie.^.and
y.
2-14
-
(Amalgamated
'—
^
3-13
3-21-
!/.10c
}
Pacific Telephone &
2-28
2-24
2-28
3- 5
3-10
25c
....
Ahmiinutn Co. of-America,- eommon (quar.)
$3.75 preferred (quar.);.
-
apportion-
—--
Funds 'lric.—.,
United.
Iftcqmfe
Fund,
'
3-15
3-15
25c
*
'
end
Coi, (quar/)__zz_ziz
United
<
3-15
75c.
13%c
.
Aluminum Goods Mfg.— -*•
•
"♦
Name changed to Mirro Aluminum Co. see
dividend announcement under new name.
■
Coy (quar.)
"United. Aircraft„ Corp.— > • s A"7ot preferenoe( 1955 series (quar.)_
preference 1956 series (qviar.j
3-14
3-18
$1.44
:
Co.4
~
3- 3
3i14
•
-3-23
,
y
20c
$25c "•
••
Orange & Rockland Utilities, pfd. series C^_*
Oster
3-10
3-28/,
.
Co.
& Debenture
$1'
$1/
••10c
(quar.15c
preferred
Insurance
Ontario Loan
/
-"7,...
'Okanagan'Helictvters. common-__^__v—!-/_
<*?«
!
/
3-10
4- 1
Ogilvie Flour Mills Ltd.,
Oglebay -Borton
Ohio
:
•>
*
3-10
4- 1 '
3-31'
.
•Oberman Mfg.
2-28
3-31
-
5c
(quar.)
Mfg.? 75c
Alpha Portland Cement
3-17
2-23
65c
■
^ 25c
Twist
'
<
3-7
3-31-
-
4-21
•
Union
(quar.).
3-1*0
3-7
1
AlBed Products Corp. (stock dividend).—,
47.
Allied Stores Corp., common (quar.)_
75c
Alllis-Chalmers Mfg. Co., com. $tfttar.50c
3-14
-
Lif^insura®ee -Co.'t- :t-''-y. -/4y.f.;'
Americani
*
Inc.
.4-
50c
—
Allen
3-21.
-
15c
a
|
■
.... : —'
'
"" * " ' "
4-15- ^-4- 1
4^ **': Uh-ich Mfg.y common & preferred payments
v^Chicago) Mseihi-annual!yt__„_4i.4l_'_^_/l'ji"^ylOc '.- 4-25
•). ? omitted at this time,,/ -/ / :
4-14
-Union Investment. Co: (quar.)
-Nova Scotia Light &
Power*-(^uais>Vfzi!:ly_i!\ 7/ $15o~: - 4- 1
3- 5 ty
North
3-24
35c'
-
'^Quarterly
:
(quar.)—
Allied Artists Pictures, 5% & pfd.- (quar.)_
Allied Chemical & E^e Corp. (quar.)
AHIed Laboratories
(guar.).....
3-11
-
-3-24
$$I
.Tryiity^Unh'ei'sal Insurance (Dallas) "(quar.)
3-14
/'.-40c
Aviation-4quar.)'_i2-->-l
■
\
-
3^11
•
Corp.
4- -1
$25c
3-19
3-11
.
Toronto & London Investment Co.^__i.i^_zi_
-Tran.4ard«rlc'a":
*'t. 3-11
■
A-{1
.......
jrear
Steel
3-10
4- 1
30c
$1,06%
Eleetric
&' Equipment
1
$1.75
Allen
'
Pbwer. Ted!
Ludlurn
4-
Allteton
(quar.)
Gil Cd«t$1.20 iweferred (quar.)
Thmeripaji Prochrcts; (increased) s.
.
35c
25c
rt'idewater
V
3-14
3-'l7
4-'1 >*;
.
'
$15c
File
-.
'.4- -1
■-■
'Thor
Allegheny
3-19
-
Payable of Rec.
25c
,-r-
,
,
.
(pairtly out of caiptal gains.
of jftidfiscal"
meiA'i^.
4"
:y 3-10
preferred (quar.)
Inc.,
common
(-cpiar.) .. .
44(1,7 preferred (qnar-)_
.
Algoma Steel Corp. Ltd. (quar.)_
3-19
3-21
out"of dividend and interest
largely
i
-3-21
-
Aircraft; (quar.)
i
3-3i
J15&
(quar.f_i_.
Nicholson
3-20 y
i
.4-1'.
"■*
5c
37Vic
/l,cmplcten\& (Liddell Fund, I«Ciz__/^J._
Paid
1
77
3-31
4-1
25c
■
-
+.
iiicdme* but
Telephone-Co., Ltd. H^Uar,) — '". tl5c
New/,York Trust Co. (quar.)_
_I
.y. 87 Vic
Niagara 'Frontier Transit-.System-4quari)^'Tr.*. i 15c
Niagara Wire
;
•
Holders ..will i- be
■New Brunswick
'■
(-y::•
'<
•-
/
4-
25c
.
(quar.).
Tappan !Company; (quar.)^.-^Tenico
15c
'
/
25c
3-24
..
'
of Canada
Co.
> .
'■"*■'
4- 1 '%i~u 3-20
__•__
_
->' y
<.
.
t3-20
3-20
4- 3
,
-v.
.
1
(quar.)
common
Holder*
When
Share
'Alden's,
>•
4-15
"-
40c
(quar.)
Life Assurance
140c "•*• 4-15 v i 3-15
. 25c .s:
"3-314." 3-19
National. Steel Car,. Ltd. mim# f*,. ,p T*i
National Terminals Corp.-4<luart)_______Z2__
t
4- 3
■?•
H.12*/a%'x4-1-3
iquar.)__
''" 1 $1.25
National' Propane Corp.—.v, -?&J"
r5 7 ; 2nd preferred B (quar.),.—__—;31%c
'
preferred
3-31
3-15
4-10
-
Company
Alco Products Inc.,
3-31
*
25c
r
*
.-La-.*'
.*>
C~"'4-15
4- 4
Name of
3-17
4-15
23c
•
:
-preferred (quar.)'.—
Corp.
Par
of Reo*
3-31
25c
■
z
(quar.)_
L/-Extra«-
■
3-31
•
Ray.Drug Co.;'eommen
Sunbeam
1.3^311
Corp.
5% ..convertible 2nd preferred (quar.)a
Sun
> *'■
4-15
,v.
-zj.
'
.
3-20
„
•';;« :60c
common
7
J;W
•'
75c
Quarterly_,.
Stdkely-Van- Camp, fcommen- (qtvar:)
<
5/o
pfior- preference (qnar.).
3-14
.
(quar.).
Sterling (National Bank &■ Trust-Go. <N. Y.)-
•
3-14 ;"
4-1/
Holdert
Payable
v"
Investment
Street
When
Share
(*L. S.f
Stecher-Tratmg Lithograph Corp.
Sterling; Brfewers ) (quar.)^____
-
.
3-17 ■•■'
*v
Company
State
'*■"
".'
r
.
idus^lOc z iTom
investment/income
"• -capital
.
Name of
Starrett Co.
' *,;•
.
1
.
4* 1: ;, 3-ll>
.
<
Mutual Investment Co. .cL-America-, (,5c
••
4-1
convertible jprcferred. „(quai-_)__—59 %e
Murray Co.. of Texaa >(quar.):_
" 22-Vic
Mutual
*
,,
$1.75
$25c.-
—-
—
Forging/:,
•
'■•''
^...
Per
of Rec.
9
(1097)
Holder»
■
Payable
ir
,,
(quar.)
Locomotive
Drop
4?\','0
Share
"
...
r
payment omitted at this'time). '/•
(Common
When
Per
•
_,
T
Montgomery Ward & Co.—
C"$7
The Commercial and. Financial .Chronicle
,
„
12Vic
50c
35c
-
-4-1
4- 1
'
4-30
3-31
2-18
3-14
3-14
3-13
3-
3
—__—-
4- 1
3-14
50c
—
j
3-31
3-10
$25c
3-28
3-
7
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1098)
10
Share
Company
Par
Name of Company
Payable otB.ee,.
Buckeye
Hardware Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)
Ashdown («L H.)
Class A
,3-15
2-17
3-15
2-17
3-15
2-17
3-10
2-28
3-14
2-
4-
Canteen
Fire
Automatic Voting
of
Co.
Alarm
25c
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund—
50c
of 3%c from
profits)—
Ayshire Collieries
1-31
3-12
1-31
1
3-17
4-
3-20-
2-27
25C
3-15
6-16
5-2G
25c
9-15
8-26
I
I
3-
'
& Hecla,
Inc., common
preferred A (quar.)
Campbell Soup Co. (quar.)
Canada Bread Co., Ltd.—
pref. B (quar.)
Canada Cement, Ltd.,
Canada
Canada Dry Corp., common
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
(quar.),
3-20
2-21
$1
6-20
5-23
4'Aft
1
Canada
Canada
4-
1
3-10
$1
4-
1
3-10
/
Class
3-14
3-
3-14
1
3-13
2-24
4-
7
3-12
3-12
4-
1
3-18
4-
1
3-14
$1
4-
1
3-14
3-15
2-28
3-10
2-17
Canadian
3-13
2-28
Canadian General
1 ft ft
10c
3-10
40c
—
2-20
125c
4-
1
$25c
4-
1
4-
1
50c
4-
1
*
5-7L
tlTftc
2428
20C
4-30
4-16
4-15'
3-14
*
Bell Telephone Co./of Canada (quar.).^—
Bend Ik Aviation Corp. (quar.)—
Bergstrom"Paper, class A (quar.)
Class- B
(quar.)
$50c
/•
60C
3-31
3-10
20c
3-15
>
20C
1
3-15
3-1
3-13
3-
.
—
20c
—
50c
(quar.)
3-12
3-
3
$1.43-ii
3-12
3-
3
$1.40
4-
1
3-14
$1,067*
;——
4-
1
3-14
3-17
2-14
'
30c
45c
4
V2 ft
3-31
30c
3-15
2-14
75c
3-28
3-15
15c
(quar.)
common
6ft
3-14
3-
$1.1272
„
:
4-
1
3-20
4-
1
3-20
25c
._.;_•
Bohack (H. C.) Co., com. (quar.)
v5%ft prior preferred (quar.)
Bohn Aluminum & Brass .Corp. (quar.
-
50c
Bbad Stores (quar-.).
Book-of-the;Month Club
4-.1
25c:-
>/
3^1'7' v"
'v
r'y&.U'rJ
—.lAMiaMsiUSt ^31140
20c
(quar.)
Corp.,
*-14172% tpfteferred '<quar.)__—
•<•' 37%0
Bowater Corp. of North America, Ltd.—
5.72 ft •« preferred
(quar.)__
+683Ac
Fisheries
wit'
3-15
$1.37%.
;'W
2-21.
3-10
"•
4-
1
3>17
SV' 3
8- 6
3-17
5ft
preferred
(quar.)
(C. J.) & Sons (quar.)—
Brazilian Traction, Light & Power Co.,
6ft
preferred
(quar.)
3- 7
4-
1
3-
4-
$62720
Brach
t
1
1
3- «
Si
7
Ltd.
$$1.50
Bridgeport Brass; com. (quar.)
2ft
preferred (quar.)
,fc_'
Briggs & Stratton Corp. (quar.)
Bright (T. G.) & Co. Ltd., com. (quar.)___
5ft
pref.
(quar.) 2.
Brlllo Mfg. Co.
(quar.)_
Bristol-Myers Co., 3%ft preferred (quar.).
1
3-31
3-14
•'•
-V
35c
$25c''
$28%c
4-
2*28
3-14
3-31
50c
.
3-15*-ft
>3-31
3-14
1
3-14
Bank Note
93%C
Oil
British-American
Tobacco
Ltd.
4-
1
3-15
3-
1
Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)
Co., Ltd—
I——
$25C
4-
2-28
1
Co.
Investment,
Ltd.
*
3-. 3
4-
1
3-
20c
3-14
-2-26
1272C
3-31
4-15
3
3-15
Commonwealth Edison Co.,
)
4.64ft. preferred (quar.)
3-15
2-28
3-15
2-28
4-
1
4-
•
1
5.25ft
2-28
3-31
3-
3-
7
3-31
3-
7
115c
4-15
4-
1
4-
1
4-15
.4-
1.
Securities
Common (quar.)
4ftft
preferred
(quar.)
Broad Street Trust Co.
(quar.)
$50c
;
4i 1
$$1.12%
4-
Brockton-Tlaunton Gas, $3.80 pfd. (quar.)
Co., com. (quar.)
Voting trust ctfs. (quar.)
95c
—
Brockway Glass
3-17
1
3-17
3-17
55c
3- 3
4-
1
3-24
15c
4-
1
3-10
15C
4-
1
3-10
62 %C
4-
1
3-10
-
5ft
preferred
(quar.)
„
Bfown & Blgelow (quar.)
Brooklyn Borough; Gas (qii&f.y.:
BHinswick-halke-Collender
$5
preferred
Co.,
(quar.)
com.
25c
3-14
'
*
2-21
*
''
20c
(Incr.)
4*10
25c
3-17
2-29
4-
3-20
$1.25
1
3/10
(quar.
of
3-25
-3-6
3-31
32%c
3-15
10c
3-31
3-20
3-30
.,3-20
Be
(Indianapolis) —
4ft
preferred (quar.)
Community Public Service Co.
(quar.)—-——
(irreg.)
..
5ft
com.
1—
3174C
preferred ,(quar.)
> 3-31
4-15
3-17
3-17
2-28
-
(Toronto)
Assn.
General
Life
Consolidated Cement Corp.
V 2-28
(quaf.)^
Insurance
4
«n
3-17
4-
ft-
1
3-14
7 3-14
75C
.
4-
1
3-
75c
4-
1
3- 7
y3-15
y3-io
3-31
3-10
7
3-17
i
Consolidated Edison Co.
Consolidated Electrodynamics
Consolidated
3-12
1
3-12
3-27
75c
3-20
4-1
;
•3-25
(quar.)-*-
4-
$1.25
of N. Y.
5-
3-13-
2-28
Consolidated
Rendering
35c
3-15
3- 7
3-15
$4.16
2-2<4
$4.50 preferred (quar.)_
$4.52 preferred ..(quar. >—
3-25
3. 1
1
; 4*11
1 2-27
3-14
2-28
Consume/s Power Co.—
4-
ft
20c-
1
3-15
10c
(quar.)-
G
1
$3.50
60.C
(quar.)—i
$5 preferred
3-
4-
.
15c
;
1
3-20
1
4-
35c
$1.25
preferred (s-a)
7ft
4-
,7
.
3-
13-29
20c-
Cigar Corp.; common (quar.).
preferred tquar.)„_—
;
Consolidated
Coppermines
Corp
Consolidated Dry Goods, com. (reduced
3r 1
3-18
4-1/
10c
-
,
.
4-1
.
25c.
(quar.)_
3-14
2-20
.
3-15,
50c
Consolidated
2-28
X"
4-
•
t50c
„
quar.)
40c
1st preierred
Steel
&
03 :,/4 c
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
Co.
General
Corp.—
-
;
7450
(Quarterly from net investment Income)_
Carter
(William), Inc..
Carthage Mills (quar.)
Cascades Plywood Corp. (quar.)
Cdse (J. I.) Co., 6ftft preierred (quar.)—
7ft
preferred
(quar.)
Castle (A. M.)
Co. (quar.)
Celaneso Corp. of America, com. (quar.)
4 ft ft preferred A (quar.)
7ft 2nd preferred (quar.)
Central Canada Investments, Ltd.—
1
.
1
3-10
2-13
'
4-
1
3-11
$4
3-11
3-
50c
3-31
3-14
\
s
25c
3
3-10
2-27
llftc
4-
1
3-12
$1.75
4-
1
3-12
30c
3-10
2-28
25c
3-25
3-
8
$1.12 ft
-
Common
8
8
J25C
4-
1
3-25
Continental Life
6-20
Continental Motors Corp.
' '• $1.25
5 ft preferred (quar.)
5ft
preferred (quaf.)
Hudson
Gas
&
Reduced
$1.25
* -9>-20i
12-20
3
$1.08
4-
1
3-10
$1.12ft
4-
1
3-10
Sl.lS^
4-
1
3-10
3-21
2-28
65c
k'
'
4ft
preferred
Illinois
(quar.)
Service,
Public
preferred (quar.)
4.25ft
4
$1.50
(incr.)
•»
!___
convertible
preference
(quar.)^___
3-14
Cotfc Beverage
County
3ftft
preferred
Craftsman
3-18
Crain
Cream
of
1
4-21
Credit
Finance
3-
2-28
3-14
2-28
1
3-14
13c
3-25
3-10
30c
3-10
2-24
40c
3-27
3-
75c
4-
3-10
preferred
3
Class
1
1
3-17
4-
1
3-17
3-15
4-
$1
87ftc
4-15
3-20
1
4-
3-
$1.50
3-31
(quar.)
..
3-31
3-27
36-
6
$$.25
9-25
$1.25
*11-20
10c
4-16
25c
3-10
9r 5
11-
7
3-14
2-17
L.)
Foster,
$1.60
1
3-21
3-31
3-10
4-
25c
10c
110c
;
.
ft
'
prior
3-27
4-
1
3-20
4-
1
3-20
4-
1
3-20
3-10
2-28
„
5-1
4-15
10c
5-
1
4-16
25c
4> 1
3-10
3-15
50c
3-31
3-17
50c
3-10
2-25
3-31
3-14
3-17
4-
1
$1.75
7-
1
$1.75
9-29
9-17
$2
3-28
3-14
$1.50
3-28
3-14
3-20
3-
$1.75
—
(quar.)
'
40c
'
'
—ft.
commonLl
"(quar.)
35c
*
5-
1
4.
15c
4-
1
2-28
4- 1
2-28
.
(reduced)——*r-
4--
'—ft—
Class
A
(quar.)
A
<;quar.)
50c
1
2-28
4-
1
2-28
3-26
.
"
-
;
3/ 5
$-26
50c
•
4
4-
75c
P?%C
(quar.).
Class
9
3- 3
3-15
2% %
—
(quar.)
(quar.)_
A
6-17
"
$1
-A
3-11
10c
$1
Class
2-17
1
4-
$12 V2C
(reduced)
preferred
Class
3-17
3-31
$2
Curtiss-Wfight Corp., com.
•
7
.3-31
10c
Extra
y
3-
4c
(quar.)
common
preferred
,3*25
3-25
,
1272c
Extra
$4
.
40C
85c
3-19
.
3-31
v
$25c
Ltd
America
Co.,
3-31
4-15
4-15
12 %c
(Heiene)
prior
3-14
3-31
25c
25c
Corp.
Publishing
3-10
3-24
2-23
(quar.)""..*;
(Quar.)
of
2-24
.2-24
Y.) —
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Service, class A (quar.)
Canada,
..
4-15
Ltd.
Steel Co.
&
Curtis
f
2^24
3-10
.ft, 3*10,.
50c
(Boston.)
Co.
Industries
Class A (stock dividend)
7
6-26
2-19
3-10
Wheat Corp.
B
Curtis
3-14
$1.25
,
25c
3-14
3-10
25c
—
N.
preferred (quar.)
Cunningham Drug Stores (quar.)
•
3-14
4-- 1
3-28
'
6ft
3-18
3-18
$1.25
A
A
3
3-31
2-28
$1.3174
preferred (quar.)
7ft preferred (quar.)—a.
7ft preferred (quar.)
3-12
4-
62ftc
(irreg.)
(White Plains,
Cuban Telephone Co., common
4
50c
(reduced)
7ft
7
3-25
3-14
r ^4, -50c
8ft preferred (quar.)
Cuban American Sugar—
3- 3
5-
3-3
20c
Zellerbach
Crura
3-30
75c
3-28
3-14
25c
'.*•
Crown
3-14
1
4-18
40c
—
Crown
>
$1.12ft
(quar.)
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
Cork & Seal Co., Inc., $2 pfd. (quar.)
2-21
7-30
1
50c
r
Crown Cork International, $1
'•
57ftc
3- 3
8-
15c
—
(reduced)
Crestmont Oil Co. (quar.)
Crossett Company, class A (quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)
*
3-17
4-
75c
(quar.)
Lumber
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
A-
25c
3-12
3-17
(quar.)
Petroleum
Creole
7
56740
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Series A preferred
(quar.)
Series A preferred
(quar.)
Chicago Molded Products (quar.)
Series
1
(R.
Crucible
Chicago Mill &
Co.
(quar.)
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.
Series
4-
3-31
50c
40c
[•.)—!
(quar
insurance
2-28
7ftc
17 %C
—
Corp.
Co.
Company
3-31
10c
Chesebrough-Ponds, Inc. (quar.)
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR. (irreg.)
Chicago Great Western Ry., com. (quar.)
5ft
Trust
Crane
3-14
3- 5
3-5
12 %C
3-18
3-13
3-15
3-15
$$1.30
Paper Board Products Corp. (quar.)
C010, Inc.
(quar.)
Corroon & Reynolds, $1 preferred (quar.)—.
Cosden Petroleum Corp. (quar.)
—.
3-14
5-
2-28
10c
15c
2-20
25c
(quar.)
3r31
3-24
3-15
$1.12ft
$1.12%
20c
1
12ftc
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-W
Cornell
•3-16
37V2C
-
Co.
4-1
-3-10
10c
(quar.)
2r21
93 %C
75c
$1.23
Corp.
3-15
62%c
1
3-31
"3-31
3- 7
45c
-»r... 1-.
(increased)
preferred /(quar.)
preferred (quAr.)™
Cornell-Dubilier Electric, com.
4-
$1
3-7
1
5ft
3-10
42c
Sf.O^Vl
1
(quar.)
Securities
Century Electric
1
—
(quar.)
preferred
4.92ft ^preferred
Central-Illinois
$1.16
com.
3-17
4-
0ft
4-
4.64ft
Central
3-16
1
'
(s-a)_
Copperweid- Steel" CO.. common - (quar.
12-10
3-16.
4-
$1-3.772
(quar.)
Y.)
*3-W
6-10
3*16.
3-31
.
50c
(quar.)
$5.25 series A pfd.
preferred
(quar.)
4ft ft preferred
(quar.)
4.75ft
preferred
(quar.)
Central Illinois Light, common (quar.)
1
m-
Cooper-Bessemer Corp.
Cupeland Refrigeration
Electric—
4.35ft
-■
(N.
(Toronto)
3-H^
f9-10
•
Co.
1
1
~
Continental Steel Corp. (quar.)
Controls Co.' of America (quar.)---
2-28
2-28
Insurance
Continental Oil
2-28
Co.
Insurance
7
3- 5
4-1.
...
25c
(quar.)
(Chicago)
.J-——-!»-■
•>»
Continental
,
4-
$1,13.
•"
3-
3-
4r
$1.04
$1.1273
Baking Co., common (quar.)-—
$5.50 preferred (quar.)
Continental. Can Co., common (quar.)
$3.75
preferred (quar.)
—
$4.40 2nd preferred (quar.)—
Continental Commercial Corp., com. iquar.)
60c convertible preferred
(quar.)
Continental Copper & Steel Industries—■
3-
3-
3-i5
Continental
1
7- 2
preference (s-a)
1$2.50
Cold Storage
3-18
(quar.)__
:
;
50c
Central Fibre Products, voting com. (quar.)j. 3-10
25c
-Non-voting common (quar.)w__w^v.i^-ji)_
?3^10' 1
25c/•Oft prefert-ed (quar.)
**3-10
Central Ffahidry Co.
(quar.)^^^i_a.-i.>j;2.ftwl'-il1 •45c->
Central of Georgia Ry., 5ft
6-20 •
'-$1.25'"*
570 preferred (quar.)
—$1.25
6-20
•'
50c
,
Continental Assurance Co.
4-
5ft
4-15
....
(quar.)
'2-28
3-15 ;
4:40c'/
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)„—
'"4- 1
Central
..
preferred
/ 3-14.
22 %C~
Ltd.
$1.75
(quar.)
$690
2-28
12c
$1
Co.
plus 4c fr. capital gains)
Connecticut Light & Power (quar.)——_
Connohio. Inc., 40c preferred (quar.)
J25e
(quar.)—
com.
3- 7
3-14
3-24
3-31
40c
1
$37720
1
4-15
25c
4-
•
5-
Connecticut
+20c
:
4-
3- 7
-•3-24
Confederation Life
'
-
$62c
1
1
3-15
29c'.
(quar.)_
Quarterly
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
4ft ft preferred (quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., com. fquar.)
-
5-
$1.3174
Carnation Co.,
Co.
3- 7
5ft
preferred
-(quar.)
5ft ft -preferred '(quar.)
British Columbia Packers, Ltd.—
••
Class A (B-aU
British Columbia Telephone Co.—
$1.16
$0
■i/-
1
-
3-2^
—
3-14
125c
4-
4-28
1
1
3-31
$25c
$$1.19
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4%ft -preferred (quar.)
4-
5-
$30c
class A
(quar.)
50c
Gumpo Shoe Machinery,
-
pfd.
sh.
(One
Inc.
Commonwealth Loan Co.
3v5
—
(quar.)_
Investment
from Invest.
7
3-31
preferred
Commonwealth
2-28
120c
$16c
<qua;r.)_ -J
(reduced).
com.
(quar.)
Commercial Solvents Corp.
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank (New York)—
$$1
*'
v
2-2$
(quar.)
Chattanooga Gas
6-10
British Columbia Electric Co., Ltd.—
4ft
preferred
(quar.)
♦
2-28
3-10
$$2.
3- 7
4
of
3-10
3-10
3-31
Insurance Co. of Amer.
Credit Co. (quar.)
Commercial Shearing & Stamping
I+$9
3- 7
3-
of
—
Insurance-(Boston)
Life
10c
—
3- 7
free
*2-14
60c
50c
National
70c
(annual)
1
8d
deduction
7
Combined
(quar.)
Co.
1
4-10
of
less
7
3-7
3-
Commercial
$433/4C
4-
tax
1.
3•
3-14
(quar.)
4-
.
7
3-14
31ftC
$53c
income
Depositary)
4-
3-31
3-31
1
$37VaC
$56c
-British
3-20
1
(quar.)—
4% ft
'
3
4-
$70c
(quar.)
4V*ft
Depositary)
Ordinary (a final payment
4-15
4-
4-
'
Century Industries
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Century Shares Trust (quar. fr. invest, inc.)
Chance (A. B.) Co. (quar.)
Chance Vought Aircraft (quar.)
Chapman Valve Mfg. (quar.)
Chadbourne Gotham, Inc.—
4ft ft
preferred (quar.)
5ft preferred (quar.)
6ft
preferred
(quar.)
Ordinary (an interim payment of 6d free
of British income tax less deduction
of
5-1
$$1.10
(quar.)_
Central Steel & Wire Co
Quarterly
British-American
4-15
$35c
British American
4-15
2 ft
Paper,
3-14
3-31
4-
3-15
1
62ftc
633ic
5ft
Quarterly
3-14
62 %c
5674c
,
3- 3
1
usual
the
Consolidated
Central
4•
of
Consolidated
t
«
3-28
5-
5c
3- 7
,
<3^10
2-28
4-
$1.12%
572 ft
Columbian
1
3-21
:
lie
(quar.)
Fuel & Iron Corp.—
div. on com. in lieu
3-28
5
$1.127a
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
Boeing Airplane Co. (quar.)
Booth
3-17
2-28
3-
,
1
11c
—
cash payment
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Columbian Carbon Co. (quar.)
2-28
1
3-13
'
3-12
7%o
20C
334ft
$1.183/4
1
3-18
'
3-20
4-
$1.50
(monthly)
com.
Carey Baxter & Kennedy (quar;)—
Carey (Philip) Mfg. (quar.)
Carriers
3
4-
3-31
quarterly
3-20
3-14
3-18
.
4-1
537sc
Freightways iquar.)_
Gas Utilities (quar.)——
Carpenter
3-14
3-10
1
4-
;
Stock
3-12
3-1J
-
;; 4-14
87y2c
(quar.)
12-20
,•
3-31
3-25
$10c
——
Electric
B^/quar.)
Capital C&y... Products
Capital.Bf&ords (quar.)
Carborundum
3-14
3-
1
4-15
4-
$87 %c
Class
3-21
3-24
(quar.)
Bliss & Laughhn Inc. (quar.)
Co.,
$37%
$$1.15
—
div.
3-18
1
3-28
(quar,)
preferred (quar.)
Blue Diamond Corp.
(quar.)
Bobbs-Merrill Co., 4(2 ft preferred
2-14
4-
120c
common
B
1
4-
35c
Blaw-Knox Co.
Tobacco
1
35c
(quar.)—
preferred- (quar.)
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric—
;
5.60% preferred (quar.)
Bloch Bros.
Stock
4-
50c
preferred (quae.)
3-15
X 25c
Ltd.,
Insurance
General
4-1
$1.75
(quar.)
5%(0
4,2570
Color-Craft Products
Colorado
$$1.0674
—
ft
472ft
3-14
2-14
—
($25 par)
for
each 4 shs. of class A & B held)
Canadian Ice Machine,. Ltd., class A (quar.)
Canadian Westinghouse Co. (quar.)
Cannon Mills Co.,
com.
(quar.)
3*31
3-15
3-14
1
*15c
,t2»28
17ftc
,
Slyalls & Bryson, common
4%% preferred (quar.)..
pfd.
4.40ft
—
General
Canadian General
Class
30c
50c
...
3-15
(quar.)
Participating
•
Power,
"f.
3- 6
3-14
;
12-28
$35
...
(monthly)
preferred (quar.»
$50c
"•
3-U
3-20'/
37ftc
(quar.)—
Black
1
4-
Central
Common
L
e-io
V3-14
1
30e
Coleman
$29%C
$1.75 preferred (quar.)—
;
Canadian Drawn Steel Co., 60c pfd.
3-10
135c
Ltd., common (quar.)—
preferred
Canadian
4-
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-
1
t$l
Celanese,
25c
v—
Black & Decker Mfg.
Ltd.,
(qnur.) —
$1
pfd.
$1.06%
$25C
—
10c
preferred
6ft
3- 4
$90c
65c
,
Co.,
Colorado
(quar.)
Canadian
Ice
2-21
3- 4t.
,
»;
1
$1.75
2-17
$87 %C
(quar.)
Canadian Breweries, Ltd., com.
$1.25 conv. preferred (quar.)
3-14
1
3-20
4-
$T
3-14
B
1
4
3-12
3-15
,
.
Telephone Co
(Interim).-
2-20
:.
A
Class
3-31
4-
1
3-15,-
_
v.
.
Peahody & Co., common
2nd preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Colgate-Palmolive Co.,
3ftft
Colonial Finance Co. (quar.)
2*21
•
•
.
7 ft
'
Class
4-
•
3-17
2r28
2-25
,
3-ja
-
35c
Quarries (quar.—
,—
Cleveland Worsted Mill3
(liquidating)-^—
4ft
3-10
$1.12%
Clifton Forge-Waynesboro
2-26
3-13
$1/25.
,
Cleveland
■/
3.
3-ia.
$1.12%
—
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred
s
50c
—,—
preferred (quar.)
Cleveland Electric Illuminating—
7
i
20fb
25C
,.
(quar,)-,—.
3-15
(s-a)
Safeway,
3-12
Equipment Co., common
preferred (quar.)
$4.50
3" 1
3-17
4-30
4-
55c
(quar.)-*-———-—
Co..
4-
Assurance
.la—
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.)
Belding Hemingway Co. (quar.).
Belknap Hardware- & Manufacturing—
4%>
preferred «• (quar.)
pre/erred
Canada
Controller
Co., 4ft70 preferred
Colonial Sand & Stone Co. tquar.)
Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd. (increased)—
Cable Co., Ltd.—
3-31
$1
15c
$1.12 ft
1
Canada Wire &
1
4-
$1.40 preferred (quar.)
Beech Creek R. R. ;<quar.)
4%
3-31
$20c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Extra
3-31
4-
3-13
Canada Permanent Mortgage Corp. (Toronto)
2-28
3-10
3-20
3-31
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Packers Ltd., class A (s-a)_.
B
3-21
4-, 1
5ft
.
2-28
3-31
Quarterly
IOC
$1.433/4
Bethlehem Steel Corp., 7% preferred
Bibb Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
20c
$32 %c
preferred
Life
3-28
;
•Cleveland. Cliffs Iron, common. iquar>
1
ft 2-17
-
2-14
7
B
Colonial
Canada Iron Foundries, Ltd., com.
8-22
4-
3-10
H
3-15
37 %c
Canada Malting Co., Ltd., common
4 ft ft preference (quar.)
62ftC
12ftc
Bessemer Limestone & Cement—
ft. Corompu (quar.)
—
Canada Flooring Co., Ltd., class B
8-22
9-19
«
$1.18%
(quar.)—
-
(quar.)
5-23
4-21
-
Stone,
2-21
25c
Beech-Nut Like Savers
Cut
&
6-20
1
(quar.)
Beaver Lumber Co.,
ft Class A
Crushed
ft.
3-Is
-3-10
.
^26 e
Clark
Clark
3- A
3-15
60e
:
$1.37 W.
6%V
3-14
3-
2-24
7^1
(increasedrquar.)—__
Cluett
pref. (quar.)—
Ltd
$1.30
2-25
$1.06
—
1
3-15
-.3-20
1
3-14
;
•,
.
3-14
3-15
$62 %C
3-12
4-
common.
1
4-
/
■-...
(quar.)—.——
Civil Service Employees- Insurance, (s-a).—
3- 7
4-
75c
9-19
25c
1
4*
75c
/$1
.
.3-14-
4-
"267*5
3-20
$1
(quar.)
Class
3-7
.
iquajJ
3-14
3-14
$1.75
ft
-
City
7
;
1
$80c
(quar;)-—
:
5ft
7
47ftc
$1.75
(James B.) Distilling (stock div.)
Brummell Ties (quar.)—
Counselors
* •
$1
.—
Beauty
4-19
$U0.
—
,—
1
3- 1
3-28
50c
common
-3-
3-15
;
City Investing Co.* 5ft ft. pfd. (quar.)^.—
Products Corp. (increased)*,-—-—
3-10
'4-15
27 %C
25c
'
3-3
:
3-
250
250
ftr
,
1.
Co.,
3- 5
.*3-15
$1.75
1.
Citizens Utilities Co.—
3-1
3-26
4-
25c
(quar.)
Bastlan-Blessing- (quar.)
Beam
4-
Securities
Cities Service Co.
3
3-15
Calumet
3-7
3-21
1 ft ft
5preferred
Beau
3-17
12 %C
3-
3-15
Semi-annual
2-28
3-28
25c
Basic, Incorporated, common (quar.)
Bayuk Cigars
127aC
,
ft 2-16
.
3-17
27c
2-21
3-10
4c
(quar.)——
Bath Iron Works Corp. (quar.)
Bausch & Lomb Optical, common
4% preferred
(quar.),
3- I.
.
.
conv.
...
ft 3-20
25C
4" 1
and %c
•
3-29
L
$4.75
Corp. (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
317*5
Corp.
3-21
2-21
20c
Barden Corp.
Manufacturing,
Financial
3-10
■
3-15
$1.50,
Towel
Co., common
pref. (quar.i
Chile Copper Co. (reduced)
$7
California-Western States Life Insurance Co.
•3-15
;
'
•
4%f/o
7 ft preferred- (quar.)
Chrysler Corp. (quar.)
Cincinnati- Gas & Electric, 4 ft. pfd.
ft
$1.12%
*
Irregular
Bates
T
2-21
2-24
•
Ltd.)
3-10
10c
3-15
3-10
45c
Wilcox
(Canada,
Christiana
3-24
$15c
5.40ft
2-21
Bankers National Life Insurance Co. of N. J.
Oil
7-29
7- 9
5ft
11-26
3-15
120C
■
Barber
7- 9
Co.__
3-15
12-15
60c
7
Company
Barber-Ellis
7-29
$15c
.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5ftft preferred (quar.)
California Interstate Telephone
5ft ft preferred (quar.)
25c
50c
(quar.)——.
(stock div.)
(quar.)
Baltimore & Olno RR., com. (reduced quar.)
Common
(quar;)
Common (quar.)
:
4c,'o non-cum. pfd. (quar.)
;
41o non-cum. pfd. (quar.)
4 Vc non-cum pfd. (quar.)_:
Bangor-Hydro-Eleetric common (quar.)—:—
ft, WTo preferred (quar.)
'4V*T,'o preferred (quar.)
—
4r'o
preferred (quar.)
3-29
*
2-27
25c
; 40c
income
4-21-
•
15c
j-
(quar.)
&
3-12
500
I
2-28
3-31
.
Chicago, 8outh Shore & South Bend RR.—„
Chicago
60c
(quar.)
ft
$5C,
Calgary & Edmonton, Ltd. (s-a)_.
$50c
Calgary Power Co., Ltd., corn. * (quar.) —*
$$1.25
5ft
preferred (quar.)
63c
California Electric Power, $2.50 pfd. (quar.)
75c
6/0
preferred (quar.)
250
California Ink Co. (quar.)
40c
California-Pacific Utilities, com. (quar.)
C
8-15
4Qc
40c
3- 3
2-28
3-13
12ftc
net
B. S. F.
3-14
4-15
Holdert
Payable of Bee.
-
;
2-21
...
3-13
3-31
Chicago Rivet & Machine v(fuar.)«-j
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR.—
7. Reduced-1
25C
Butler Manufacturing Co<—
,,;
4 ft ft
preferred (quar.)
Byliesby (H. M.) L Co., 5ft pfd. (quar.)—
Bymart-Tlntair, Inc., common (quar.)
5ft preferred (quar.).-
3- 4
35c
(irreg.)
America
,
155c
(quar.)——ft
Machine Co.
Babcock
3-17
3
7
3-20
(quar.)———
Terminal
Bush
3
3- 3
1
3-
3-
3-15
Quarterly
2-14
4-1
3-17
3-28
$llc
'*/■
—
Burns & Co., Ltd. (quar.),.—
U2V2C
Automatic
from
Burroughs Corp.
$1.50
(quar,)
(Quarterly
3-14
$1
Share
/. 25C
,
When
Par
Name of Company
3
15c
(quar.)
1
$1.50
Atbey Products Corp.
—
Atlantic.Acceptance Corp., Ltd.—
i
5%ft> preference 4s*a,)
Atlantic City Electric (quar.)——
Atlantic Coast Line Co. (Conn.) (quar.)
Atlantic Coast Line RR. (quar.),..—
Atlantic Company (quar.)
—
Atlas Corp., common (quar.)
f.
5r/o preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)———
5':o preferred (quar.)
5/& preferred (quar.)
Atlantic Refining Co.; common (quar.)
Atlas Powder Co. (quar.)—
Auto Electric Service Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)
,
ft
class A
participating
4-
$2
Automatic
quar.)
3-
30c
.
„
(reduced
.
35c
(quar.)_
A
Co.
25c
Associated Transport, Inc..— ;
;'
convertible preferred (accum.)
Class
45c
(quar.)
Corp.
Watch
3-15
20c
Burnham- Corp.
(quar.)_._
Burrard Dry Dock, Ltd,—
25c
,
Participating
/
Bulova
$1.25
(quar.)
Associated Spring Corp., new eom. (incr.)__
Associated Telephone & Telegraph, com
A
Buffalo-Eclipse
3-10
37yac
(qaar.)
*1.50 2nd preferred (quar.)
„
Associated.Motion Picture Industries
Class
3-10
4- 1
.
ot Bee.
Monday, March 10, 1958
.
Holdert
Payable
35c
Llnr (quarJ
Pipe
4- 1
$15c
B
preferred (quar.)—_
$5
<
f 18c
(quar.)——.
Ashland.OH & Refining, comClass
When
Share
Holdert
When
Par
Name of
....
...
9-26
50c
12-26
8- 5
6-20
50c
.*
9- 5
12- 5
187 iNumber 5723
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Share
Name of Company
«
Cyprus
Mines
W.
D.
(quar.)—
Corp.
(quar.)
Dan River
5
%
r
Mills,
Corp.,
3% %
plus a distribution
realized security profits)
«fc
Co.
Tramway
5%
3-14
3-14
/
3-
5
4-
4
Farmers
4-15
3-31
3-14.
3-12
3- 4
-•
4- 1
$1.12
3-
4- 1
$1
'4-1
4-
37%C.
3-15
50c
4%c
62 %c
3-17
62Yuc
62'Ac
(quar.)
3-
1st
preferred
$3.50
preferred (quar.)
(qirar.)
,6-15
7
Chemical
Industries—
Ferro
25c
" ~
Detroit
Mortgage
(quar.)
Realty
&
_
3-31
3-14
.
Detroit
Stafnplng Co. (quar.)Steel Corp;,'common
(reduced)
Prefefted (quar.) •
'—-u
Detroit
■
Motor
Diana Stores: Corp.
Diebold,
3-15
3- 1
3-12
5
3-
5,
3-14
.5- 3-
Car (quar.)—
(qnar.)~—
:—
t
.
-
First
■
3-15
1
Fund.
Stock
Growth
Dominion'Foundries & Steel, Ltd:— -*/•-: y;.v
*
Commoh' (quar.J)
————
4'/2%
3- 3
3-31
,3-20
preferred'(quar.),:
4-
:;.3-i4-;
I
3-11'
;4-i5
Dominioir Stores,; Ltd., (quar.-)
DomlnlonTar & Chemical,
com.
$1'
preference (quar.)
Donaldson Co. (quar.)
;
—
3-23
3*15 r: ,2-14
—
(quar.)—_
——
—
Rockaway'RR. (s-a——____
Brewery (reduced).;;.—:—
.
Dow Chemical Co.
(quar.)
i
.
—_,
:
; 4-
,
3-io
:
3-14
*"4-
I
Duncan-Electric CO.,
Class' B.
,
J——
Duuham-BuSh,
i
4%
'
4-
——
Efegle-Plehcr (?o.
feootenay POWer,7%-pfd. (aeeuav.;
East Tennessee Nature* Gas. cwa. (quar.Kr 5.20%
preferred (
a.--—
^stbrn "Air- Lines (q*#aftr)a«-s.«i=a«®aa
Eastern ' Canada- Saidaga- -in
Loan ' -Asm.
East-
(Halifax)
'*
3VAC
^
25c
t
,
,
•
-4-1
i3-28
2-24
-'4-"-l
2-24
-preferred
Eastern Massachusetts Street* Ry.—
■
/,'j '
(quar.)————
Eastern Racing- Association, common> (quar.)
i-
$i preferred (fpiar.).
6%
preferred (quar.)—r——
Washing-Machine Co., Ltd.—
5%--1st preference A (quar.)—
i
2-28
7%C
4-1
25c
4-1
37%c
•
'
3-21
66c
.
4-' 2 ;
•
•
50c*
•
-
4-
j
-
1
.
1;
$1.50
4-
-J25c
——.
3-13 •'<
/
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—
Eaton-Paper Corp...—r——
Economic Investment Trust
Ltd.
41
■
—
El
a
Electric Auto-Littf Co.
Electric
Bond
Electro
Refractories
&
•
Elizabeth town
Water
Co:
Gas
(quar.)—
.
•
.
Co.
(quar.)
(Consolidated)
•
•
-
4-
;
7
13-14
-
•~2-u»
i
3-31
7'20c
3-20
:
60C
-3-14
25c
'•
•
4-28
20c
——
common, (quar.)—
-
■
B.)
Co.,
<fc
3-10
-
v
-
*.
.
6% "2nd pfd.
r«
3-14
3-28
-12%c
'3-25
3- 3
50liC''K 4-1
3-15
15c
Is Co.
.t
.
-3-15
-
3-12
3-31
25c
r
3-31
3*14
3-84
3-10
-
3-14
3-31
50c
3-'4
-40c
:
-
35c
/
General
2-20
General Shoe
'
34o
—w—
•
535c
2-14
-
3-3
3- 3
4-1
"4--4
25c
'3*15
1
3-14
"4-
1
•
3-15
3-14
5-
-
1
'M f»> 2c
j
,
4- 1
50c
$1
3-21
4- 1
3-31
-
-
;7
$1
15c;
-
-
2-28
4-
;
15C
3-10
60C
■
preferred
(quar.)
ix
5.n
35c.
4- \
3-7
"
lAcr
$17
3- 7
4-1
3- 7
> preferred
$4.50 -preferred
i
3-14
3-
3-20
>■■■!
^'•''3-14
'•-■4-1
3-10
2-14
^3*25
»'
;
2-11
7
.v
3-29-
3- 1
.
3-3-15
15c
1
3-
1
3-17
75c
3-
3-15
•i
$1.10
i
'2-11
'
3-10
^
6
3- 5
4-15
5c
-
2-21
Co.
3-10
30c
3-14
1
3-17
4- a.
-
-"48o
(
,/./
u
4-
30c
•
1
4»
3- l.
8-14
(
v.4- I-
.
(quar.),--,,
k3*10
3^10
*?4-ftd!J
-3*1C
50o
«3- 6
; 3-14
2-28
1
3-20
1
4-
.
»
3- 5
.3-16
;;.12M*c.
$1.25
!
,
3-15
.
.
3-10
,3-10
50c.
:
2-13
5- 1
: .4-7
1
4- 7
'
$1.25
3-
t
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i
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*
*
* -♦.
V
3-
60c
3-15
2-^8
Hall
Class
7
'
16c
12%C
(reduced).
...
2-28
3-10
-
-25c
$1.25
$1.03
-
2-10
•344
0-19
"- 9-0-
-
8-19
3-11
'
4-1
•2* 7
3-16
*'■
3-19 *
-
3-13
:•
-
3-15
«
$1.14;
$1.23'
•A*
4-15
'
9 10
$1.10 "
<
3-01
1
6-9"
-40c
"
•
5*
; 3-io :
.
$1.18
'
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.
•
■—
$1.29
62%d
•
•
.
3-17
'
$1229
•
<
2-10
'
2-18
3-18
■
3-15
-2*18
-
3-15
3-
6
'
'
V
»
'
0^1
*30c; r' 6- 2
—
4-30
82 %C
4-11
*250
4- 1
3-12
*20c
A
(quar.),
(W. F.) Printing Co.
3-10
3-10
-.
12%o-;
—
--
•'4- V
3-12
3- 7
35c
(quar.)
3-21
-
'
2-28
Halliburton
2-28
3-15
•
3-15
3-15
40c
2-28
Haloid Company (quar.)
Hamilton Cotton, Ltd., 3%
OIL Well'
1
3-11
Hamilton
Cementing Co.
3-20
-60c
(quar.)
3- 5
'
75c
$1.183/4
4-
25c.
2-28
..3-21
4-17
4-30
87yac
4-30
4-17
40c
3-31
3-21
*10c
5-15
4-16
*$1.25
5-1
—
(quar.).
——
-
:
•"
Extra
59%C *
T—
"4-1
4- 1
31 %c
35c
7——
.
.3-5
3-15
4- 1
3-15
^
-.
6%
4-
1
3-15
*
-
%
ft
N
1
-
-
-
36'Ac
^4-1 " : "3-21
Hareco
Corp.
(quar.)
4- 1
3-15
2*21
37%c
•
3-15
3-25
4-
1
3-10
$1.12%
25c
4--1
Harebaw. Chemical Co.
2-25
65c
-
-
-
4%" prior
2- 7
0-10
6-10
6-30
2-28
3-14
3-14'
-
2-25
-
■6-30
-•
.
•
-3-31
2-30
3-17
-
......
'
-pfd." (aec
4-21-
S40C''
-;.50c
25e
5$e;
$4"
:
4-3
4-1
$1.50
*15o
y
Times -<quar.)_,
Tobacco,
3-10
2-28
15c i
■.
;
—
(quar.),,:———
Hartman
u
c
3-10
3-10
-
stk.)
6tk.)
——
Hartford
$1.12%
2-21
3-14
-
5
2-28
$1.06%
up referred
■
—
3-14
$1
5-
'
-(quar.),
__L'
—
Harding Carpets Ltd. (quar.)
——'
Harnschfeger Corp.'(quar.)
J—. /. ---
,
52c
25o
—
—;
(M. A.$ Co.,- class A (qukr.)^
Harbison-Walker Refractories—
3-14
3-10
---
-
Hanna
t
„
I
5-13
25 c
—
Hancock Oil Co., class A (quar.)
Stock dividend (payable In-class A
'
Stock dividend (payable in class A
4-
20C
-4%
-4%
50c
Class. B
(quar.)
' ? - 50c
Hanson-Van'WinkleiMunning Co.- (stk. dlv.) --- 2%'%
7
3-
•-
*$1.23
pfd. (quar.)
Paper Co. (quar.)
Hamilton Watch Co., com. (reduced)
4% conv. preferred (quar.).
Hammermlll Paper, -common (quar.)___-__
4'A%
preferred
(qua*.)
4%% • preferred
(quar.)
Hammond Organ Co. (quar.)
'.'
4- 3
1
4-
25c
—
_
c-
(quar.)^.
•
3-29
^24C
3-201
-12%o
(quar.)
(quar.)__i
I'
9-7
3*$4
•
Hagan Chemicals <fc Controls—
5% preferred (6-a)_~.
Hahn Brass, Ltd.; common (quar.)
45c
15c
——
•
-0-31
37%c
(quar.)—
preferred
3*
^3-12.
-^80
*
20e
-
$5
2-18
...
371-iC
(quar.)
$4.44
3-T
•3-34
20c
>
(increased).
(quar.)
cemmon
^ 7
W
-
-
preferred
3»17
-3-15
-3-04-
^v, -r
$4v20-preferred (quar,),
$4.40
preferred
(quar.),.
3-10
60c
convertible
-
-9-31
•
7%e»
.
;■
-4-1
'■
$1150%
(quar.)__„
Interstate Gas,
■
'
—29a-
$3
.
2-28
1
4-
,
A
3-"l
4-1
,
25<r
•5c
preferred (initial)
Gypsum, Lime & Alabastlne of Canada, Ltd.
'■
Quarterly
3-10
3-31
7c-,.
/
'
Gulf Power Co.. 4.64% preferred (quar.)—
Gulf States Utilities Co., common (quar.) „
2-24
,3-14
30O
(qufir.)
-•
'
(quar.)
—
2-21
^4- 1
•
•'4€c
preferred (quar.),
$5 preferred (quar.)
Gull Oil Corp. (quar.)
7
60c
$1.25
inc.
$5 preferred
3-7
-* 3-
25c
—
L.)
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR., com.
4-11
35C
Class
66c
2-27
*.
(quar.)—————
(quar.)
3*17
'
-4-1'
.v
$3.75
'•
Gulf
5-9
-
'General Telephone Co. of Wisconsin— "»
?
11-25
3-27
3*13
•■$1.73
Gulf Jdfe Insurance Co.
4-18
—,
;
•"
5
50c
V " General Telephone Co. of the Southeast—-^
12-16
«
•
3- 7
3-28
25c
(quar.)
—
-8-25
'
—
2-17
3'% %
'
93^*0 *
(quar.) — —
2-25'
■--5-26
'•
■
(Winnipeg)—
common
3- 7
4-1
-.
25c
•
o
3:
1
m-
$1.25
General Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
$2.10 preferred (quar.)
3-10
1 ;
3-25
J
5%
$1.40 -preferred
"
10c
4-
20C
General Telephone Co. of Ohio—'
$1.25 preferred (quar.)—
8- «
737,2fc:
3-14
'
General Telephone Co. of Illinois—,
7 $2.3712 : -preferred .(quar.)——
.11- 7
87%C
.
1
9-10
(quar.)
3^-18
^0*18
■
' 37% 0-
(quar.;,
Guardian Consumers Finance-
3-14
,3-15
6O0.
—
1
4- 1
3-15
4-
50c
:
•
(quar.)
Wares Co., Ltd., com.
preferred
11*18
■
"■'9*13
0314O
<
.
Insurance
Society. Tne. (quar.)
Grumman Aircraft Engineering
General Telephone Co. of California—
,
"5- 9
12- 1
5%
12-10
50c
v
Growler
7
3-
■
"
*3-l(F
9-
'
•
8-21
$1.25
.
preferred series A
General Steel
3-14
6-1
$3.50
General Steel Castings Corp.
6-20
0-19
-f
Grlhneli -Corp. (Increased guar ) .Grocery Store »Ereduct9 (quar.>.,„
7
'4-1'
v
3
4-18
2-20
3-10;
30c
-
2^20
3-
■
2-18
6-10
-9-10
>
10c
Grlgga - Equipment, Inc.
■v
3-14
*
•"*4- 1
10c
...
3-"3
.
*
—,
common
0*19
11-18-
3-10
•
40c
Green-Mountain Power Co. fqudr.)^
Greening 4B.) Wire- Ltd. (quar.)
Gfeyhaudd Corp., COmmen (%uftr.)__-,^„,__
^*4y<%>- preferred (quar.),,
i
6% ^pfefbrred (qufit,)^,,,.
t
-
3*1
4-
r-
(Minn.)—
Inc.
$3-
+25c
-
(Daniel)
-Green '(II.
-
"4-1
$$1.25
-1J$L37
•
Green
4-1
^jpc
-10c
-
(quar.)—_
Corp.,
-5-20
9-10
-13-10
■
"
(qUar.)„
Securities,
7ear-end
-2-1*
6-10
•**25c
'7%- preferred Tquftr.),.-,
«
8-19
11-18
.
5%
Sugar,
B-20
-
■12-10
*$1.10
Western
2-18
••
9-10
:*25c
Stock dividend'
Great
6-10
•
*31 %c-
Corp.
0-18
3-10
•
40c
Western Financial
2-25
3-10
*25c
*
■
—•
(qr.ar.)
Life
8- 4
:
3^25
.
-Ltd.—
Co.,
2-28;
3-1
3-15
.-$3
-
,
Increased
-2$Ike
——
;—
—
2-15
*■
3-15
3-15
,
(quar.),
Great West Life Assurance Co.
•
.,
3-10
Power
2*28
;
"
(Houston), (quar.)
<
3-5
/
3-15
3-13
3:
.
Southern
Great
4*10
<3-15
f-J$3
i
Paper, common (reduoed)
4.40% preferred A (quar.)
Great Northern Railway (quar.).
...
3-10
4-30
*
-;
•
i
preference
i
..
3-31
;
$3
Northern
Great
-
-
—
3-10
$3
-
7
2-17
""u
;•
60c
Lakes
1st
3-
3-15
$3
.
..,
Extra
;<!5%
3-10
3-31
3-10
..
A-(quar.).,.
A Hquar.)—.
Great
•
(quar.)
General Portland Cement (quar.)—
Gcneral~Treciskm. Equipment, com. (quar.)
'. $1.60 preferred
(quar.) —:
■.
$3 preferred (quar.)
$4.75 preferred (quar.)
General Railway Signal- (quar.)
:—
3- 7
Class
...
3-11
—u
-
(quar.)
preferred
B ; (quar.
.
1
30c
S
3-14'
1-
4-1
-
City Steel Co. (reducetl),
Grantv(W. T.) Co., com. -(quar.),.
-2-20
20c;
$3.75 -preferred (quar.),
General Outdoor Advertising
3- 5
•
$5
Class
Great
March 14 at
3-4
4-
$1.50;
•
on
3- 4
3-18
•
American Realty, class A (quar.)
Great Lakes Dredge &; Dock (Increased)
(entire
-'Extra., i,———■—'»«.."... i.»n—
3*i ^referred ;(quar.)_;-——
;
:
-
>
*
"
2-28
3-18
-
$1.50
Great
,.h>14:
3-15
3-14
5c
7
3-1
3-10
!M,50
*
-
3%%. preferred (quar,).
Great Ametldan Insurance Co. (N. Y.) (quar.) Great. Amerlcan Life Underwriters—
;
' Class A 7increased annual)
1
1
3-31
10c
j
Granite
M- 1
50c
1
3-
•
-
,
j
11-15
10c
..
5-
3-
-
:
*lc
-
preferred- B '■(quar.),,,
-i
1
8-
3-44
3-15
UOc
-
Grand Rapids Varnish Corpi
'2-28
B-15
•
10c
-
3- 3
s
V4-.1
20c
•
/-preferred B (quar.)
Grafton A;-Co.;. class A (quar.),
i
.Class..A (quar.).,,.
■:.*
>.<•:
'3-15
'
8 % -preferred
8%
-
3
31
3- 3
•,
-
*< 3-15
■
,
* S%
>
3-14
8-15
10c J
-
Co.
A.)
;
25c
;
—
-
per share
(Geo.
4-1
75c
2-17
'
--
(quar.),..
(quar.) .J,,
j
•„
3-29
3-15
25o
—
3'
3-27
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3r28
3-15
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•)
25g-
Stock
«
7
3-
-4-18
""8c
--
....
l?l
:
3
■2-21
~4— 1-
•
50c
•
-
8%: -preferred A (quar.>.,...__,_,,„„.
8% -preferred A;(quar.)
!
8% ^preferred A (quar.).
8% * preferred B (quar.),
i
......
2-27
3-15
*25c -,
•
•
———
'
i
*■:
2-21
', ^ • •
-3-17
10c
-
•
<
-
5
3-10
»
'3-15
*$1.25',
.
5% pfd. (quar.)
1—
General Motors Corp., common (quar.)——
2-23
1
A
B
&
6% preferred- (quar.)
8%" preferred A'(quar.),.
-
3- 3
3-
*$1,257 •73-15
w
^
<
•-
•
3- 3
3-14
3-15
J
General Mills Inc.,
'2-C8
'50c
•
(quarD-
'
50c
'
eneral Investors if Ftlnting (quar.)
general Manifold .Trust (Boston)
-
2-28
1
3-31
$1.25
$L25 r
preferred
7
81 %c
—
3-14
3-31
87%0
Yewr^end
3-
•
,
3-20
.
4-1
$1.19
& ^Pittsburgh' (gtd: stock)
(quar.)...—;
Railroad,.. $3 preferred (quar.)
^
;
$5 preferred • (quar.)—,—
t
$5 preferred (quar.)
Erie ArPittsburgh RR.; 75« pfd. (quar.)
Ex-Cell-G Corp. -K0uav.)r_"
EScelsior-Insurance Co. ol New York (quar.)
4%
l1
r".25c
.1 20a-
.
"6%
7
4-
3-
<
3-14
,~42%e
■
6%*4»referred: (quar.
preferred (qilar.
v •«
;
"
3-
3-14
'
3*11
3*14
-
5-1'
1
•
——-
*•
—:—..
3-20
4-
>
-10c
13 %c
*
....
2-28
»
•
10c
5 % -preferred (quar.) ——
5% -preferred ($20 par)
General 'Crude"Oil .Co. (quar.)—
General Dynamics Corp. (quar.)
General Electric, Ltd. (interim)
General Pireproofing Co. "
:
General Finance Corp.
(quar.)
General Industries, common, (quar.)
-5% preferred/(quar.)—
sfl
'"2-23
4-
30c'
;
Fafplf Bearing (ipmr.).
Fairmont;Foods,' fcommon (increased).
'
2-28
*
-3-T
40c
—
-
3-20
-
1
3-10
(quar.),,,,
.
2-28
3-31;
' "6-17
$1.05
1
7
f
'
General Candy Corp. (reduced)
General Xigar Co.. (increased),
2-28
3-31* "•
Erie
■
25c
■
General Contract Corp., common
6%
preferredl (quar.)__
^
2-15
3-20
Erie
---
15c
'
22%c
25c
-
2-15 ' -7
8c
4%-preferred (quar.J—
i
-
;
-3-25
common
.
<3-6
3-20-
-
-
35c
General Cable Corp., com." (quar.)——
V $4 1st .preferred, (quar.)
—.
3-10
50c
'35c
15c
_
Quarterly __—i__-—.—
Empire District Electric (quar.)
Elmlra & WllliamBport RR. (s-ad
Emporium Capweil < quar.).
Endlcott Johnson Corp., coin, (quar.)
*•
-^-7 50c.
(quar.)—
Ltd.*—
(quar.)-:
General Box. Co.
.
3-17
2-20
3-28-
-
;
-
'
'
3-31
4- 1,
'3-28
15c
iy2c
*
Consolidated
■
(quar.)—^
3-14
3-14
.
2-19
Gatiae^^Welr Ge., Ltd., ce&tinon (quar.)
2-28:
3-12-
'40c
$1.0614
(quar.)—
EllzabethtOwn
3-15
$1.12 ya 7
'
(quar.)
—
(quar.)--——--
Electric Storage Battery
Elfcctrolux Corp. •-
2-17
2-19
..
2-19
"
;
Abrasives
3- 5.
7
3-12
62%c
'
Sharo Co.
&
'•
:
3-14
*
135c
$1,12la
I "$4.72 preferred (quar.)—->__w—$1.18
f $5.40
preferred
(quar.r———;—
$1.35
El Paso Natural Gas
(quar.)
——32%c
<quar.)
3-15...
4•'
25c
-
3-14
*3-31
■
50c
/
———-
3-15
$37*4b
—
P4C0 Electric Co.; .common (quar.)-„L—- •.
25o
$4.I!f 'preferred -(quar.)--—- 61.03
$4.50" preferred
•
'
20c
-
3-15
1
3-14
3-14-
..
3. :
V". '$1- -J3-15
/ 5%% -preferred iqtMwP.)—v—.
7General Acceptance' Corp., common (quar.).
General American-Investors, oom. (quar.)—,
-*$4.50. preferred' (quar,),jawv'* Geheral AmerieanHOlV Co. -of Texas—
V HeMv coMDwn (increaftd quar.)-
3-13
25c
Ecuadorian- Corp.'
3-14
3-14
3-^
*3- 6
;
*
3-20 :
-
30c
(increased)'
Eddy Paper Co.. Ltd., com. (quar.)—'
i
Class" A (quar.)
■—;
Edgewater -Steel -Co. - (quar.).
Edisonv Bros. :Rtores, cormnen (quar.)
<"■
4%%: 'preferred
Cquar.-)--.^
Edo Corp., class A (quar.)V Class
B
(quar.)—
J
Ml
3-17
;
Easv
1
3-20
3-10
$1.50
^~~.
—
2
3-
4- 1
1
1
-
"
4
1st -preference A
Eastern Stainless Steel- (quar.)
Eastern-Sugar Associates,2 $2 pfd. (quar.)i^
Eastman .'Kodak, Co.} caaUnon (quar.)—.—
«
-
Ltd.
Co,
Comtnon
2-14
$20c
Assecr, eeatawXv (quar.)
^$1.12%
*(qu5r.)^^^i.i.—-=«-»&—=—
56c
Eastern -Malleable Ifoiy Co. -(quar.h«-^-—:
G%
"
3-13
3^15
3-13
4-
4-
<
$1.50
Telegraph -(quar.),
nGoldblatt Bros.::.(quar.)
j
12%o
.rGoodrich (B. P.) Co. 4quar.)..,.
55c
Goodyear Tire & .Rubber (quar.)
60c
.
: - Goodyear
Tire & ' Rubber (Canada)- Ltd.—Common (quar.)
*$1
J 4%
preference -.(quar.),.
*50c
...Gordon Miackay Stores, Ltd., class A -(quar.) - *13 Kac
Class B -(quar.)
*12?aC
a Gorham
Mfg. Co., (quar.),.
50C
I, /
Gould-vNatlonal .Batteries,. Inc.. (quar.
-50c
c Government
lEinploycea -Insurance 4quar. )„--- 40c"..'lGrace (W. R.) & Co.,^ common
60c
(quar.),,.,... 1
1 6%
preferred (quar.)..
$1.50-v
3- 3
-16%
•
.i-
com.
f-4^3%-preferred (quar.)Garrett Corp. -(quar.)
—
Gas- Eervich (quar.1)---;—
^
J46c
;
--—
1
2-31
4- 1
Class
Class
-
3- 3
62% c
.
:
.'
3- 3
'
3-22
4- 1
v-t.
Distillery," class A (quar.)^.
.
Gold
3- 3
3-17
25cJ;
3- 3
1
Gold Seal Dairy.' Products Corp.—
:<f
',
n
3-27
&
called for redemption
$5.50
•
Eastern- Gas - &- Fuel
4Vb%
2-28
i
Steel
Garfinckel (Juliup)
^3-15
*4-1
C
3-19
<3-10
I2I2C
I
<B4>riel Company
3«47'
-
«
■
.
3- 3
3-26'
4-
$1.15
-
-
'•
3-16
3-10:
'66c
•^I.W
15c
32% c
•
-
(qtntr.)
3-31
-*
i
-
-
2-21
I
3-15
3114 0
(quar.) —c<iu«r.)—
3- 3
.
-
3-27
/:.
■
plus.this dividend)
(quar.)
;—
Fundamental Investors, Inc.—
- - —
(Quarterly from pet Investment income)-..'
Fimsten (R. E.) Co.; 4% %■ preferred (quar.)
.34 3
1
3^10
issue
'
3- 3
44 1
-
•
(D.
Fuller
'7.3- 3 -;V
4
52M&
25c:
Co. .'(quar.)—
Duns-Test Corp.,~5%-:preferred
-
7
3- 3
*4- 1
——
—
Duri'on
t
3- 3
4- 1
—
*
.3-3
1
-3-31
50c
-
Canada,
Of
Quarterly
Fuller
"
;
preferred (quar.)".
4.20% .preferred (quar.)
$2.10 preTerred; (quar.)_-
-Duval Sulphur
'
;
4-10
"
1
4-
75c
•
3-26
,
Eallff"Portland Cement '-(quar,)17_,_-__
GlhUten Company: (quar.),,
GlitSoh (F. W.) 4s-8ons (quar.),,
Gl'obe-Unlon Inc. (reduced)-
,tf
2-14
25c
Frigikar ,Cerp. (quar.)Frontier Refining, commoh (quar.)
Fruit
of. the Loom
(reduced)
7
4-10
-
7
4- 1
preferred- (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—;
(quar.)
.
-
4.15%
;
2-24
4-25
B, "
Worth
* Quarterly
3-14
3-14
4.10% 'preferred
'
.
2-28
4-25
7 3-10
v
2-28
$1.23
Z
(quar.)
3-17
.
-
$1.25
'
,
Glens
>,
2-28
-
7%c
(quar'.)„.^,.._-—a.
(quar.)„7
a
Class
1
2-28
3-24
..
■
-2-28
,
3-14
preferred (quar.)—
DuquesnC Light Co., common (quar.)——
^ 3.75%
2-26
.
,
40c
•
(quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)-—
Friden, Ipcr.f(quar.)—'
'.
Friedman (L.) Realty (quar.)
2-20
3-JL4
;
$4.50
■:
2-17-
3-10
^
common/(quar.):
>.• 5%preferred (quar.)—
Dunliill., International, Inc. (quar.)—
du Pont (E.,1.) de Nemours & Co., conynen
$3.50 preferred, (quar.)—
Co.
l"prick & Co./
:
.
3-10
class A——...
■
inc.,
Motor
Pr^snlUo
■
•
<3-6
7V4-U
*3-17
7
4-
25c
2%
$1.25
.
Glass B (qunr.)
j..
Glens Falls-Insurance ;(N. -Y.)
-(quar.),____7
"4-11
5il
..
(quar.)i-_^--^w-_.-^^v
•
Co.
.'
'
.5f 1
-
'
3-rl4
.
2-28
(
Bank"
Motor'G®.
7 Fraser Cos..
3-14
,.
3-15.
40c';
50c
i-YankhnVCustodian Funds^-Freferred- series
3- 5
»"4* 1',
Glenmore
.3-5
K
Machinery Co. (quar.)
Foundation* Co.; of Canada, Ltd;
(quar.)_
2-26.
.
-
3-15
3-
7
3-10
-
1
4-
3-20
and the Loorais Coal
Corp. for each 106
share's -of Glen Alden hold)
■ -
2-28
(quar.)_
•
Fort Wa^ne'CoTjugated Paper (quar.)
Fort
J
3-10
(quar.)
3
2-26
2-25
'
Bradstreet, Inc.
*
3-10
Cd.
(quar.)
Film. Laboratories, com. (stock div.)
participating preferred "(participating),
Duke .Power Co., comtaon (quar.)—'.———
7% preferred (quar,);
_—
Duluth-Shperior Transit: Co. (irregular)—."
Co.
Miuerkl
" ' class
*
60c
Dun <te
Ford
o"oi
.3.14
Driver-Harris
Stores,: Inc:
Cement
Glen-GCry iShale-Brick,
3c
■
3-
//
7
7Vic-
..
Poote
TFofd
3-17
3-14
-
3^% preferred' (quar.).
Foote-Burt "Co. -T«:duce'd)>-„--,-__—
4-25
1
3-
N. J.)—
;
2-27
1
Du-Art
.
\
4-
3-20
;
quarterly
V-F«od Machiriery & Chemical,
3-17
5- 1
1 5%" preferred-',(qaar.).__,—,_
Draped-Corp. - ( quar.)
—;—„
Dravo Corp.; $a preferred "(quar.)
tftesser Industries (increased quar.)
DreweryA Ltd., U. B. A. (quar.)
30C
56ftc;
V.
•
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3-14
"4-. i":
6
3-3
40c
Telephone.Corp. (quar.).;
Flying Tiger Line, inc., 5% *• pfd. -A- (s-a)-7"
Food Fair Stores, common
(quar.).
;-»<•
*
$4.20 preferred- (quar.
1
3-15.7
—
Cdrp.;' common' (quar.
Dover
■
"51-15
3-
4- 1
10c
(quar.).,
Corp.—
(Stock "dividend of one share each of
hewly formed corporations, 'The Bliss
Coal ' Corp., the Truesdale Coal Corp.
.,
.
Florida
3w12; :
2-28;
4-1
' .3431
Dover•&
Dow:
3-
.•
Florida Steel Corp. -' (quar.)
,v
1
:'t.4-l
—
——
-Ar*
5- 17
Stock- Corp. (quar.R_
National Bank (Jersey City,
2nd. preferred (quar.)_
Florida
Po\yer Corp.*
Florida Power &'Light, common
'
3-25
4-15
>j
,
'
3-7
3-25
».
'.
"
'
*' * 4- 1
*25c
—
Portland
Gten AldCn
3-17
-;
-
Fisciier & Porter, 5% -preferred (quar.).
Flagg-Utica Corp.; 5% prior pfd. (quar.)
Flexible Tubhig Corp. (stock dividend
Flintkote Co., conrnxon (quar.)
$4 preferred ■ (quar.)
3-20
1,
1
■
0—7
3-31
•
17 %c
•
preferred
Giant
2-28
7%c
(quar.
Firth "Carpet Co. (reduced)
:
Fisher Bros,, (increased quar.)„.
2-24
4-
>
it***-*7
u*.
■
2-27
.
«3-24
lie
••
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;
First Westchester National
3-25
(.Joseph); Crucible -(quar.)25c
Dodge'Manufacturing $-1.56 pfd. (quar.)—
39c
Dominion Corset • Co.,
Ltd/' <qt«lr.)-x—*25c
3-15
.3-15
v
40c
-
(N.Y.)—
:
12-23
Inc.—
Dixon
Y.)
66c
Gisholt Machine Co.
Co.
"First -National
3-14
-(Quarterly' from net'investment income)-— * f•„ 2lie
(N.
Co.
-
3- 3
25c
8- 7
2%-
net
"
.
Diversified
3-17
-v,
3- 7
4- 1
53%c
(quar.)
Georgia Power Co., $4 60 preferred (quar.),
f $4.92
preferred (quar.)
<
$5
preferred - (quar.)
2-21
2-28
50c
(quar.)
;
(qu*r.)__.
B
3-10
28^0
—
(reduced)
"
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3A4
■
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A
2- 6
3-14
3-17
•
3-
1
-
•
•-
-
(quar.)
First Bank
3-17
"4- 1
Class
7
20c
r
Co"rp.'
Oil
3-
.2-20
/
1
4-
-
(quarterlyinvestment inoome)
Georgia-Pacific Corp., common (quar.),
Etock dividend
from
17c
General Corp., eommon (quar.)_«
$3.25 preferred - (quar.K=^=.----—
Financial Industrial Fund,-Ino
■
2-28
.
25c
60c
;
3-10
3-20
3-31
.
—
v
3-27
3-15
4-
-59%c
•
Genung's Inc., common (quar.)
George Putnam Fund of Boston
2-24
'
•-
3-3F
55c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
.
HoUero
Payable of See,
*
•
5%
Fhraneiul
2-28
'
; 3-21
25c
25c
—
«...
3-BO'
3-10
Board
preferred
Class
*3-5
'45c
(qnar.^_j——
'-
,
3-15
25c
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Finance Co. of America-at Baltimore—
9-20
•
Paper
preferred
4.25 %
preferred
6.28% 'preferred
11
50c
(quar.)_,
General Tire & Rubber—
Stock
dividend j.
3-15
3-11
50c
J
1
4-
35c
•
Screw Works
Fifteen
3-
;
3-20
15c
Disney (Walt)'Production (quar.)
"
-10c
Distillers Co.; Ltd; (interim),,,,,~ 7%%
Less British income tax*and expenses for •''
depositary. ■'■:■'
V-v.'.;
Distillers-Corp.-Seagrams, Ltd. (quar.)—:430c
Inc.
1.
12% c
Diamond Alkali Co. (quar.),,,,—
Diamond' Portland Cement'(quar.)
Diamond ;T
3-
"$1.50
CMrhieal1 Arts
Dl-Noc
3-15
l%c
25c
12%c
(quar.-)-,.—
Co.
30c
*
__—
3-14
3-10
—
Electric
Quarterly ••
Fiduciary Trust
-
Harvester Co.
Detroit
3-31
3-21
(Battle Creek,
Fidelity Fund Inc. (quar.).
Fidelity-Plumix Fire Insurance Co.
12- 5
'
Dcfrex
25C
25c
$3
Casualty Co.
4.75 %
-
•
(quar.)
(quar.)
"4.60%
Federal
6- 5
'
12-15
&s
Pacific
Federal
1
Corp.—
$2.50 to $3.50
Life
Federal
2-28
3-
2-20
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings (quar.)_„
Federal National Mortgage Assoc. (monthly)
3-11
.3-15
,
N. Y.) (quar.)
Underwriters Assn.
Mich.)
3- 3
3-28
12%c
3-13
Share
General Telephone Corp., common
1
4.40% • preferred
(quar.)
3-11
Traders Life Insurance Co.—
&
Federal
'
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3-11
1
When
Par
Name of Company
3-11
1
$37y2c
Farrcl-Birmingham
(quar.)
Federal Glass Co. (increased)
4
3-14
i
1
4-
(Syracuse,
Fanners
3-14
•
4-
62Va0
*-
—
Ltd.—
Quarterly
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops (reduced)
Fansteel
Metallurgical Corp.
(quar.)
,15c
(quar.)
$2.bQ
to
1
3-15
from
7c
of
Western RR.
Rio Grande
1.
4-
87 %c
Valley Financial, class A (quar.)—
Denver &
Denver
Hudson
4-
4-
56 %c
4%%
*75c
.
.
.
12-20
Holdera
Payable of Rec.
40c
(quar.)
common
'
OS^ic
income
Delaware
12-31;
preference A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Famous
Players Canadian Corp.
75c
"•
._
preferred A (quar.)
Delaware
3-10
20c
—
(quar.)
David & Frere, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Dayton Malleable,Iron, common (reduced) —
: Convertible
preferred (quar.),—.
Dayton & Michigan RR., common (s»a)
> 8%
preferred (quar.)
——Deere & Co,, common; (quar.)
—.—_
'
Delaware Fund
(5%c from net investment
*
2*26
3-25
35c
(quar.)
common
3-10
■.
Corp.,
WJien
Share
Family Finance
25c
(quar.)
common
preferred,
Dana
'
Name of Company
2-28
22 %c
Cigar Corp. (quar.)——
Daggafontein' MirreS (irreg.)
•
.3-17
COc
—
G:
Par
.*
Payable of Rec.
50c
Cutler-Hammer Ino;
Holdern
When
Par
t
(1099)
3-14
4-1-
0*30
>
.8*10
:
0-ai
3-14
4*1
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Hawaiian Electric Co.,
4%% preferred C
'
4-15
4-
5
4-15
4-
5
International
25c
.4-15
4-
5
4-15
'•'•4-
1
25c
3-12
12c
3-12
2-22
12 %c
3-12
2-22
Interstate
12 %c
3-12
2-22
Investment
13%c
3-12
2-22
ment
25c
3-14
2-28
profits).
2-20
able in cash
3-20
12 %c
(quar.)
Co.
Mining
Hecla
4-
91'Ac
•
1
<
3-20
1
3-11
4- 1
3-11
Investors
Class
3- 3.
3-18
60c
2)Hgr".(<luar;)_-_—
Co. of Canada Ltd.—
Hinde & Dauch Paper
3-28
Electronics Corp. (quar.),
Consolidated Gold Mines,
Qua rterly _
————
preferred
5%
Co.,
Hoiuasot-e
Oil
3- 3
1
common—
12%C
3-13
3-
——
40c
3-14
3-24
3-17
50c
(quar,)——--
Shoppes,
preferred (quar.)
33A% preferred (quar.)
4%
Gas,
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
jReger Machine Co.
3-20
1%
3-14
2-28
!l%
3-14
2-28
3-31
2-28
3
,
4-
1
i
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'7 '
i
56'Ac
4-
1
Cement
Ideal
Co.
30c
4-15
3-31
3-31
4-15
3-31
40c
3-10
2-M
37 'Ac
3-31
3-14
Johnson & Johnson
3-14'
Jones
<&
Lamson. Machine
Jones
&
Laughlin Steel Corp.,
3-31
31'Ac
3-31
3-14
$1.31'A
3-31
i3-14
Y
25c
4-15
»
n' lir
•,
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nr.' n'
Central
2-28
5C
3-10
75c
3-10
2-
3-15
2-28
35c
Co.
3-10
2-18
7
3-31
3-12
4-
62%C
3-14
3-31
$1.25
3- 3
: $1.35
12-30
57'Ac
4-15
(qu»r.)_
$2
Co.
,
12-15
'
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4-
1
3-31
v
•
75c
Co.
9*15
-
3-14
3-31
50c
(quar.)
Telephone
6-16
9-30
"
—
3-15
>
6-30
$1.25
pfd.
t
3-10i
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partic. class A (quar,)_
preferred (quar.)
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
Institutional
1
Xl'A% 'Y 'V 4-. 1
"4- 1
xl'A%
$4.32
3-17
1
4- 1
4-
4-
Ingersoll-Rand, 6% preferred (s-a)
Ingersoll Machine & Tool Ltd.—
50c
4-15
$L25
-
4%
3-20
1
$1.06%
preferred A (quar.)_
preferred B (quarJ,
Industrial Acceptance Ltd., com.
4%% preferred (quar.)
Y $4.50 preferred (quar.)—
5 %%
preferred (quar.)
4%%
<
2-25
Water—
*5%
.
3-10
4-
$1
4.60%
1
3-10
$1.20
com.
5.65(,'o
Indianapolis
44-
$$1.75
xi%%
-
preferred (quar.)
4.20r'o
2-21
$1.03%
4.80%
Indianapolis Power & Light,
2-14
3-15
YY„-YY
Electric Co.—
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.).
4.12% preferred (quar.);—t
Indiana Steel Products
(quar.)
.
,
..
$37%c
v
Kewaneo
4.50%
Indiana Telephone Corp.,
3-17
4C
4%%
4%
"
3-17
Kansas
Kennecott
cumulated earnings)
,
7
of >14c
>■ ital
gains)
Incorporated Investors (from current and ac¬
Indiana & Michigan
1
plus 10c from cap-
from investment income
40c
(Fort
;i_
3-L5
40c
Co.
,
3-17
"40c
-
6%
Lone
15c
—
"
•
Income
Lone
$1.20
Southern Ry. Co., com. (quar.)
non-cumulative preferred (quai-.):
4%
Kansas
—_—
3-12
1
3-10
■
15c
(quar.)———
4.60%
Y-Y
(quar.)—
Vegetable Parchment Co. (quar.)4
Kansas City Power & Light, com. (quar.) —
3.80% preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
4.35% preferred (quar.)
Y
4.50% preferred (quar.);
YYY—
—
3-15
1
4-
45c
.
Lockheed
Kansas City
t40c
$1.25
A Son
RR.
1-30
2-26' ''■i!
if'fy
2-28
3-10
7
-
•.
45c
(quar.)
Y
'.
capital
*YYYYY_*
Y
gaaranjeed(quar:
Y. Lock Joint Pipe, common I(mothnIy)__
8% preferred' (quiir.
"Spexiihl
-
.
3-10
Kalamazoo
3-10
i
60c
n" -i.n
Y
preferred
3-26
;.15c
preferred A (quar.)
Joslyn Mfg. A Supply (quar.)
Jifiian & Kokcnge Co
V 8
3-20
1
.
$1.75
Original
'
.
3-14
5%
4-8
4-15
20c
—
2-
,
qftar.)yYYYY
Litccraft. Industries'
..
3-1.4
.
4-15
62 V2C
•
3- 5
3-10
i, i:.
Little .Miami' RRY- :.
3-15
4-1
1
—
3-31
4-15
i
3-14
15c
(Increased
Lipe-Roliway
-
3-15
1
'
$1
(quar.).—_____
(quar.)—_—_—_
Imperial Investment Corp., Ltd.—
Class A new
(initial)—
J
$2.50 preferred
(quar.).
—
Imperial Life Assurance Co. of Canada—%
Bell
Illinois
3-15
4-
(quar.)—
B (quar.)
C (quar.)
—Y
D: (quar.) ————.1E (quar.)
—
Jamaica Water Supply, common (quar.)
$5 preferred A (quar.)—
Y—
$5 preferred B (quar.)__
—.—
Jefferson Electric (quar.)—
Y
Jefferson Lake Sulphur, common (quar.)_T.
7% preferred (s-a)
—]
L-----:
Jewel Tea Co., 33A%
preferred (quar.) —
Johns-Manville Corp. (quar.)_,
——
3-14
$1,10
——i———
Breaker.
Hlinois
10t20
4-
Corp., common
preference
7% preference
5% preference
5 % preference
6% preference
3-14
25c
——
Circuit
10-20
1
4-1
11-
'
Y 7%
.
"
25c
2-28
29c
(quar.)
Lindsay Chemical Co., 7% preferred.:(ouar.)
Lionel
Corp.
fquhr.)_
:
'7-2i;
82% c
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(quar.)———
933Ac
5% preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.) —.
5%
preferred (quar.)—
5% preferred (quar.)
I-T-E
5%
llYjL
Y Y .'28c
1st preferred (quar.)—Y
5%
62 %c
2-24''
3-10 y% 2-19
'
.
Trufit"(N. Y.j "(quar.)!——
3- 5
3-15
Huttig Sasli & Door-*,
Common
40c
V
'
3-28
(quar.)
Hupp Corp., 5% conv. pfd. A (quar.)—_—
Huron & Erie Mortgage Corp.
(Ontario)—
i
7-21
•60c
—
$1.12%
—
A Refining
(W. H.)
.4-21
1
,
533ic
3
25c
ii<ii^i'ii
Hutchinson
1
8-
$1.10
2-18
''
Quarterly
4-21
$1.08%
3-12
Bay jiFniug &~Smelting (reduced)—
Hugoton Production Co. (quar.)-i
Oil
^quar.)
.—
20c
Hudson
Humble
1
8- 1
Y
preferred
5%
2-18
(quar.)
Roving Corp.
Hubinger Co.
$1:50
authorization
3-12
(quar.)—
common
2-28
3-17
-.Lincoln Telephone A Telegraph'Co. (Del.)—
YL,
-
5■
3 7'Ac'
(quar.)—
Jamaica Public Service, Ltd., com.
preferred (quar.) ——
5% preferred "$25 per"
(quar.)———
5'A% -preferred (quar.)
—
Houston Terminal Warehouse A Cold Storage
Co., class A (quar.)-.,
———B
2-28
| :
■
v
Jamestown .Telephone
5%
Class
&; Electric,
Gas
3- 5
Co. (quar.)
Houston Lighting & Power
>
3-17
90c
Y Quarterly
Y—_Y1__
Lincoln Service Corp. (Wash., D. C.)—
Commotf (quar.)
Y
I—iY__
y
5-
37 %c
8-
—
3-15
3c
.
(non-voting)
'. (iilcfeased
>
Quarterly
2-28
y
3-28
25c
(quar.)
3-15
,
2-17 Y
& Co.—
Wayne
3-44.
3-28
3-28
.
37 %c
<
20C
.
s
u
3-14
3-28
25c
3-26
_—1
(quar.)—
$2.25 preferred (quar.)—
Household Finance Corp., common
4.40','o preferred (quar.)
,
C2-28.
•
.
Irving
'2-28.
.,
——
12%C
(stock dividend)
common
Natural
3-14
5c
YY ic
(Eli)
(quar.l
Lincoln• National Life-insurance
—
(quar.)...
$1.06 V*
i
Tenn.
of
Lily-Tulip Cup
3-14
1
4
.
2-20
__________—
...
%
Long
20c
B
Houston
Y* 75c
preferred
4.40%
,
3-10
3-31
u
>
(stock dividend)
Hotel Corp. of America, 5% pfd. (accum.)—
Houdaille Industries Inc., com. (quar.)-
,
3-
3-10
40c
Ltd.—
Casualty Insurance
: Common *T3"
—
preference! (quar.)
—
Electrochemical—
;
$4.25 ^preferred
(quar.)
Hoover Company, class A (quar.) _
Class B (quar.)
J
4%% preferred (quar.)—..,
,
Class
J
Y4<.75C
,
5%
,
Lilly
425c
(quar.)_
4.80% preferred (initial)
Iron Fireman Mfg. (quar.)
3-10
3-31
2-272-28
*6c«
.
-
Liggett & Myers Tobacco—
7% preferred (quar.)
3-15
,
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
4.35%
3
25c
Hooker
Hot
3-15
4-15
■
(quar.3—
Corp—.:
3-15
4-15
37V2C
Iowa Power & Light, com.
3.30%
'
3-14
^
3-17
.
4-15
of State authorities).
3-3
5-
ltv
25c
Canadar Ltd.—„_ v
Life &
425c.
Stock dividend. (Subject to
3-31
3-13
37 %«
-
_,
Light & Power, com.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Iowa-Illinois
3-31
5<1
20c
Honolulu Rapid Transit Co.,
Common
3- 3
3-31
30c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
—
Home Fire & Marine Insurance (Calif.) —
Quarterly
--Home Title Guaranty Co. (Brooklyn, N. Y.)
<
3-31
$6c
4-
3-11
3-17
——40c
(quar.)Y_—
Lexington .Venture Ftind
.,Y..v
Libbejr-Owens-Ford: Glass (quar.)_
Liberty National Life Insurance— YY
'Initial-annually ;
YYIYYYY-Y,
Y
2-28
8c
—-—
Electric"
'•4.30%
tec
5%
Honolulu
3-17
3-31
of-
3-14
15c
Levinakton Shipbuilding
4-12
25c
Iowa
4.80%
(quar.)
Homestake Mining Co.
2-28
—
Ltd.—
Hollingcr
(s-a)T
5-31
25c
Hoffman
Holly Sugar, common
3-25
Fund
6
3-6
1,
t3c„
>
(quar.)— 22
.
'•
(quar.j
$2.50
6-25
•Leverage
%
3-14
(quar.)
(Rhode Island)—
Participating
preferred
Participating
$2.50 preferred
4-15
$45c
3
3-13
(increased)
A
$2-50 preferred
$45c
3"
4-
62'Ac "
YY:
(s-a)
t75c
Syndicate of Canada, Ltd.—
(increased)
Investors Trust
3-18
5- t
Co.-
4-1
Common
4-25-
45c,
Salt
Ltd.
J 60c
of Boston—
Royalty Co.
Investors
3-28
'■Leslie
Y 4- 1
(quar.)„
5
3-7
2-25
5-15
3-11
$2.50'Referred (quar.)__I__;
Cady Co. (quar.)—
16c
■
3-14
1
3-
3-20
v
Class
3-
Mines
; 3-20
12'Ac
1—35c
(quar.)ki.
Lee &
<
realized
net
Investors
3-14
Gold
22c
(Quarterly from net investment income) —
Diversified Services, com. (quar.)—
A common
(quar.)
3-20
3-31
3-25
YLeitch
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•
Rcc,
'
preferred
Investment Trust
3-31
3-15
3-14
20c
stock
or
convertible
6%
3-20
4-
3-14
54 '/2C
The net profits dividend is pay¬
■
Higbie
from
10c
Y"
2-10:
1
4-
Holden .Y
t'lAKY'. '
3-20
1
43?4C
—
When
Parv
Share"S Payable" of
.
(quur.»
.
tl5c
2-26
3-31
Brewing (quar.)
.
30c
Heller {.% E.) & Co., com. (quar.)—
$1
4%
preferred (quar.)
$1.37%
5'/*% preferred (quar.)
40c
Holme (Geo. W.) Co., com. (quar.)-,
43 %c
7% preferred (quar.):
6c
Hercules Galion Products, com. (quar.)
20c
Hercules Powder Co. (quar.)—
—~
60c
Hersliey Chocolate Corp., common (quar.) —
53'Ac
4V*% preferred A (quar.) ——————
50C
Hewitt-Robins,
Inc.
(quar.)——-—1
—
60c
Hibbard Spencer Bartlett & Co. (quar.)
plus
income
Va.>
Leath & Co., common
(6c from invesu-
of America
Co.
(Richmond,
.
3-10
60c
—
(quar.)
Co.
.Y y;,.CorpJ-"
Insurance
>4_
435c
-
3-17 Y
•
3-14
25c
Securities
" 'f',.''-.—j-,jv-
-
Title
4-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
4.36%
2-21
(quar.)
Co,
Investment Foundation, Ltd., com.
6
3-
3-28
25C—
(quar.)
(G.)
HeiIonian
:
Monday, March 10, 1958
.
2-21
,3-17
"
(quar.)
—
International Silver Co., 7% pfd. (quar.) —
Interstate Power, common (quar.)
2-22
;
Salt
2-18
3-17
si
V
International Shoe Co.
25c
(quar.)—,
Hein-Werner Corp. (quar.)—
(Ii. J.) Co., 3.65% pfd.
—
$4 preferred (quar,).—
International Petroleum Ltd.
25c
3-20
75c
International Paper Co., common (quar.)—
4- 5
y-■ >.
Name of Company
]■
^Lawyers
t65c
2-26
4-15
27 %c
preferred B (quar.)
preferred D (quar.)
5% preferred E (quar.)
Hawaiian Telephone, common
(quar.j
4.80 %
preferred A (quar.)—
5% preferred B (quar.)
8.10% preferred C (quar.)
_
5'A%
preferred D (quar.)
Hein/,
Quarterly,
3-10
.'
>■
Payable of Itec,
Ltd.—
3-10
5%
5 %
Corp.
2-21
of
Co.
21'Ac
'■
5%% preferred F (quar.)
Hazeltine
Nickel
10c
(quar.)_________-r~--.
,
3-
Share '
;, v
Canada,
62'Ac
Commercial A Sugar Co. Ltd——
Ltd., common (quax.)
Hawaiian
3-15
of Covipany
International
5
5c
(quar.)—-1
Hastings Mfg.
Name
Payable of Rec.
Holder«
-When.
Par
Holders
When
Par
Share
Name of Company
,
i
.
(1100)
12
-
'Iv.
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.
Volume 187
Number 5723
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
L.
Stock Record
'■i I:
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13
New York Stock Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
a
i'':
(1101)
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
^
^
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
•is.-.
Range lor Previous
v
STOCK3
Fear J.9J7
Lowest
'CI.
28
•? h
21
Oct
S-714 Feb
104 %
11% Jan
2
267a D
;c
Dec
21
13
7
38% Jan
14
647a May 17
16% May 27
1
Feb
204
12
Jun
14% Jan
31% July
B
31% July 23
65% July 8
21
232% Jun
23% Dec
153
107a Dec
107
25
% Feb
4
17% Jan
2
49% Jan
8
Feb
23
;i"
24% Jan
2
2% Jan
3
11% Jan
2
Jan
?
:
6
Mar
30
14% Jan
Jan
14
Jan
2
72
Jan
16
14
4% Jan
11
20
2
111% Mar
28
27
2
-
240
Oct
24
•
146
Sep
>
80
Jan
21
2Bsa Dec
30
65% Apr
3
30% Jan
2
36% Mar
931«Dec 17
110% Jun
13
92
2
96:
200% Jan 27
16% NOV 25
22
Jan
210
Jan
27
9
12% Jan
3
;i4% Feb ,20
•8% Jan
3
72% Jan
2
80% Feb.
23% July
3
21,
Jan
2
24% Feb
59
4
40% Jan
13
Allen
Industries
36% Dec 24
25% Dec
Nov
7
Dec
30
70% Dec
207a Dec
20
•2
6
119
39
27% Dec 23
59% Dec 30
21% Dec
27
Dec
2
0
23% Jan
2
26% Jan 22
May 1«
91% Jan
2
99
27
2
Jan
4
Jan
•
60% Jan
22
If
27% Jan 21
3
33% Feb 21
7
81
Oct
22
Dec
30
77
Oct
30
147% Jun
70% Aug 16
24% Jan
3
113
Oct
21
51
Sep
5
16% Oct
11% Dec
Aluminum
32% Feb
4
40% Mar
25
3
93% Jan
16
64% Jan
2
19
Amer
14% Jan
2
18% Feb
17
American
85% Jan
9
91
Feb
20
3%%
39
Feb
28
71% Feb
13
97% Jan
3
100% Mar
6
28% Mar
6
32% Jan
2
18
27
31
Mar
1
May
9
67% July
140
60
20
62
6%
9
American
37% Feb
6
Amer
Amer
37% Nov 27
35% Jun
20
33% Dec 30
,
4
13
Jan
2
15% Jan
2
19
Jan
2
19
3% Jan
2
42% Mar
21
<
2
Jan
4% Jan 21
14
14
112
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44% Mar
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75
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73%
73%
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4%
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82
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4%
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;
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6
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;
31
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39% < 40%
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4
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4
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44%
40%
41
41%
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42
42%
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41%
41%
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41%
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41%
69 %
69%,
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69%
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69%
Oct
24
39% Jan
8
29% Jan
17
34
Mar
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33 %
34
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33%
33
93% Feb
27
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i
91
93
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95
95
95
96%
96%
22
10
40%
40%
40%
41%
40%
41
40%
41%
23% Oct
22
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17% Aug 27
17% Jan 14
20
1
26%
26%
27
27
27
27
27
27
15%
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33%
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29% Oct 22
16% Dec 23
Oct
70
15% Feb
2
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7
32 % Feb
12
36% Jan
3
1
19% Jan
2
24% Feb
27
17% Apr 33
39% May 22
11% Jan
2
'13% Feb
4
38% Jan
2
43% Jan
30
16% Jan
2
21% Mar
75
7
05
31% Feb
33% Jan
2
Feb
18
135
28
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73% NOV 26
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2
43% July 16
83
47% Jan
15
Oct
22
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28
99% Feb
92
20% Dec 20
24
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11
11
Nov
14
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29
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4
79
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July 31
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22
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3,900
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41
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41%
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42%
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88
83
85
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88
10
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37% Feb
11
54
17
20% Fetj. -d-
2
.
93%'Feb
21
23% Mar
7
prior
1
18
*98
102
7
23% Jan
11
Jan
3
12% Feb 26
8
Jan
2
48% Jan
2
7
Oct
18% Dec 23
33*r2 May
3
20% Jan
30% Oct 22
37% May 17
36% Jan
59
24
'American
5
American
2
Mar
Motors
26 % Jan
24
American News
American
35% Feb 21
42% Jan
9
Amer Potrsh & Chemical
18% Jan
11% Jan
2
13% Feb
3
Amer Rad & Std Sany
Jan
9
155% Jan
27
15
17% Oct 21
52% Dec
31
35% Dec
31
158
154
10
22% Jan
13
26
Feb
5
54 % Feb
27
63% Jan
8
American
6
4
39% Oct
18
45% Jan
3
Jan
2
47% Feb
27
Oct 30
123% Feb
15
117% Jan
2
124
Feb
25
47% Jan
1
27% Jan
2
33
Feb
5
67% Dec
72
Feb
19
27% Dec 31
45% Mar 12
22% Nov
30
Oct
6
24
7% Oct 24
160
Oct
22
155% Jan 24
Mar
147
43
3
31
65% Jan
6
Apr 24
25% Feb
12
14% Apr 25
31 % Jan
6
40
12
Jan
179% Mar
2
8% Jau
1B7% Jafl
Jan
30% Mar
20%
16
5
3VWan
22
*69% Aug"22
78% Jan
31
74% Feb
131% Feb
14
122% Jan
8
44% July 11
11% July 26
27 V* Feb
6
25% Jan
2
9?a Jan
2
10% Jan
27
Dec
20
8% Oct 22
27
♦12%
'
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7
22 % Oct
4
9% Oct 21
2b
45
% Dec 3G
Dec
£0
81% Jan
22
Jan
29
29% Feb
6
133
31% Feb
!2
Aug 25
22% Dec 30
*22 % Oct
2i
£4% Oct 22
13
•12%
13
•12%
8%
8%
8%
8%
58%
58%
57%
58%
5,700
24%
24i/e
24%
24%
25%
4,600
39
39
39%
38%
38%
4,700
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38%
36%
37%
13%
13%
13%
158
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50% July 12
33
Jan
2
24
25% Jan 24
36%,Jan
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13,100
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147%
147%
120
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—100
1
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American
Stores
147
*46%
xl23
30%
♦147
147
47%
46%
♦122%
123
30%
46%
46%
46%
125
•123%
123
30
30%
30%
147
147
149
30%
,
125
30%
30 %
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123%
20
5,500
311/4
67%
67%
68
68%
68%
68%
68%
70%
70%
72
2,800
30%
29%
29%
30
30%
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29%
291/4
29%
3,700
32%
33
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32%
32%
32%
0%
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170% 170%
9%
25
Tobacco common
100
25
Water Works Co com—5
Viscose Corp
series
Co
Anaconda Wire & Cable
No par
Corp—
Hocking Glass
8.25
$4 preferred
No par
Anderson Clayton & Co
21.80
Anderson-rPrlchard Oil Corp
10
Common
.
1
600
473A
125%
30%
29%
32%
33%
32%
33%
9%
9%
9%
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9%
172%
172%
172%
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47%
47
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520
25
25
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Preferred 6%
147
147
1
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preferred
Amer Sugar
24
4
7,500
.
13%
1,000
Feb
6
!'
i
■
14,800
2
97% Mar
**
■
'
158
551/2
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47% Jan
47% Mar
36%
13%
24%
2
2
36
•151%
551/4
81
7
158
41%
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Jan
13^/8
13%
241/4
4
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36%
36%
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:
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59
8%
42%
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68
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13
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13
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158
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13
22%
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40
9
900
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24
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39
36%
22
20%
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100 ;■t
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11
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10,900
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3
20
19%
36
24%
28
3
53%
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American
84
•53%
55%
preferred
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54 <■
24
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1%
.
35%
84%
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58%
24%
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158
35%
40%
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Jan 13
13%
24%
21%
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55%
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.
18
102
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2
22
36%
13
1,000
1,600
18
40%
2
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35%
133/8
55 %
10
43% May 21
1,500
13%
23%
10% Jan
Dec
9,000
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104%
40 %
22% Jan
45
82%
15%
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55%
23% Jan
65% May
82%
23%
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25
noncumulatlve preferred—100
Anchor
E4
38%
'
400
,/
40%
5
53
5,600
88
55%
25% Jan 33
19%tsl8T 7
25% Mar
9.600
21%
23%
25
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series
25
American Zinc Lead & Smelting—1
Ampheno! Electronics Corp
1
28% Mar
42%
20%
•98
53%
300
10
8
May
24%
58
58%
24%
100
20%
8%
8%
8%
58
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.
42%
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13
■
-
,
'
21%
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33% Aug
24
20%
19%
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172%
20
111% Aug 19
25
'
13
American Snuff
6%
20%
100
23%
2
200 Jan 20
33%
Ship Building Co—No par
Amer Smelt &
7%
•93%
54
1,600
17%
18
35%
•82%
84%
53%
*9%
33% Jan
17%
•33
102
•17%
35%
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20
19 %
:
12 %
2
4
154
13%
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102
35
'
53p
*
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American Seating Co
97% July
3
63% Jun 11
42% Mar
20
100
100
34% Jan
2
15%
105
13%
18
*98
84%
52%
*22%
common—5
preferred
4
123»,2 Nov
113
7%
Apr
35% Jan
82%
15
•101
13%
17%
88
81
16%
105
13%
24
1
6
66% July 11
24
Nov
35 %
*82%
19%
25
Optical Co
39% Mar
22
141
34%
84%
52%
*93%
No par
Co
10% Dec
2
34%
-1
5
Co
Gas
33% Oct
9
'
21
•83
81%
80
•15
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102
2o
Corn
Natural
i
52%
34%
-
2
Metal Products com
fl%% convertible preferred
American Molasses Co
*98
*82%
Fdry common—7
3.90% preferred100
Amfir Machine & Metals
No par
Amer Metal Climax Inc common__l
4%% preferred
100
"
"
41%
17%
17%
18
100
of 111
preferred
American
23% Jan
9"% Jan
13%
.
5
Mar
6%%
American Mach &
6
83% Feb
8.
79%
1
79%
■'<
,
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27
Jan
14.;
20% Feb 28
31
100
"
17% Jan
6
23%
American Investment Co
Jan
22
*22%
18'A Feb
16
96
21
24
13%
11
Aug 28
23%
♦13%
May 27
Jan
24%
13%
17% Jun
29% Oct
24
14% Jan 27
27
78
33%
79%
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42
17%
33%
97
13
;Jan
32% Jan
17 %
15%
S
102
17%
33%
79%
16% Jun
2
17%
•14%
22% Oct 22
15%
15
33%
♦94
American Ice Co common
15%
1,800
2,300
15%
17%
Products
American-Home
13
27%
12.50
Corp
7
Feb
27
33%
15
96
33,300
17%
American Hawaiian SS Co
7
15% Mar
31
15%
42%
♦32%
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97
3
Jan
10
Hardware
15%
230
41%
17%
American Gas & Electric Co
American
15
>
1,700
97%
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33%
17%
Export Lines Inc
40c
American & Foreign Power—No par
4
,
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American
28
82% Mar
Jan
Oct
Distilling Co
Encaustic Tiling
;
15
13
13
94
£3
Co
*94
Jan
15% Aug 19
7
15 % Jan
Cyanamid
No par
73
07% Jun
Nov
•
100
6% noncumulatlve preferred—100
American International Corp
1
8
29
10% Feb 12
02
10
American Enka Corp
5
American European Secur—No par
4
Jan
Co
prior preferred
American
24
3,100
43%
40%
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2
36,900
413/8
44
40 Vis
No par
14% Jan
43%
40%
"43%
40%
Chicle
13% Jan
9,900
43%
43%
40%
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American
4%
43%
American
American
20,200
19%
43%
American
4%%
14%
.V
40%
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Jun
4,500
40%
70
49
10,800
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42%
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21
20
;* 2,000
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common
2
Oct
s
25
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preferred
2
35
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4%
4%
62% Jan
11% May 7
13% Dec 30
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-
14
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200
62
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6
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25
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28,200
39
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29
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V
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64% July
44
200
31
102
64
39% Jan 17
24%
31
75% Nov 26
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25
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300
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23
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100
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72
95%
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10
preferred
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78%
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13
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preferred—100
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convertible
14%'
200
28%
'
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V
112
17%
50
American Cable
Feb
40
112
•150
\
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100
14,400
211
28%
160
2,300
S
56%
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4,900
22
55%
28%
•
2%
17%
45
preferred
Brake Shoe
Theatres
8%
41% Jan
7
X14%
*110
•28%
•150
2%
17%
__1
100
preferred
22 % Jan
2
4%
6% July 11
45% July 25
14%
24
common
American Bank Note
8
20% May
Aug
8
3% Oct 22
14%
American Bakeries Co com—No par
28
Jan
S4% Jan
19
28%
160
2%
>14%
^
19% Feb 25
33% Jan
•
July
Jan
28%
•150
18%
*21%
56%;
2io
1,600
8%
18%
18%
700
162
8%
•
22
210
17%
par
America.
convertible
conv
::
28%
160
161%
8%
55%
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Agricultural Chemical__No par
4%%
17%
•21%
55%
208
2%
No par
Limited
Airlines
28%
208
161
8%
17%
Amalgamated Leather Co
8% convertible preferred
50
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The).
1
Amerace Corp
12.50
Amerada Petroleum Corp
No par
34% Jan
60
30
12
Aluminium
8
32% Dec
11
32% Dec
104% Feb
4
13
6,100
2,600
26%
17%
54 '/a
208
*150
111%
20%
22%
26%.
161
22
*21%
•■'■"V
54%
"
common
6
3
37% Aug
13
23
Feb
Mfg
7
24% Feb
28%
20%
22%
26%
8%
17%
22
04»'6
2%
1
;.'
99% Mar 28
7
837a Nov
Jan
Jan 15
*21%
160
20% 1
22%
*17%
—,
of
157
8%
2%
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Co
155%
•
'
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5
69% Mar
...
26
;
20%
22%
22%
25%
155
2,900
5,400
18,300
•25%
22%
•:.:;
•
154
,.
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34% Mar
2
22%
26%
ii 2%
1
.30% Mar
26% Feb 25
■
July
22%
26%
54%
Ill
-
18
Mills
AUls-Chalmers
16
Jan
18%,
14%
100
4.08% convertible preferred
Alpha Portland Cement
<
15%
43
17%
100
Corp
5
Allied -Stores Corp comfnon—No par
A% preferred
1
100
Jan 13
15%
42%
17%
20%
5
Allied Products
80
15%
43 %
17%
20%
21%
28
100
Laboratories Inc
Allied
4
6
53% July
24
31% Feb
s
15%
43%
17%
20%
17%
__lf
Allied Chemical & Dye
Allied Kid Co
Allied
.15% Jan 21
44% Mar 7
2
29% Jan
31
31% Jan
74
■
46% Feb 21
12% Feb 25
30% Feb 21
88% Nov 13
59
Jan
.
*
Jan
53% July
102
24% Nov 13
33
•
27
35% Jan
Jan 30
36% May
17
Nov
•
22% Aug 13
47% Jun 19
23% Nov 19
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Oct
10% Jan
30
12
25
'
-
4
10
15%
208
*150
4,600
103
43%
8%
-•••
♦104
16%'
20 %
8%
53%
106
700
48%
15%
26%
21%
33%
48
43
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1»5
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•104
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15%
17%
2
Inc
'
€8% Nov 18
20% NOV 20
48%
43
8%
2
common
33%
48%
17
17%
loo
Mining
33%
48%
16%
8%
1
Corp
Vlcksburg Ry
33%
the Week
■;:42%
17%
No par
Friday
Mar. 7
Mar. 6
*104%. 106
22%
155
series—100
•
.
6
Jan
1951
Gold
15
8alee fir
Thursday
*32%
105
\
preferred
Alleghany Corp common
6% % preferred A
84 conv prior preferred—No
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
•91% Jan 27
20%
22%
4%%
5% Jan 27
17
20 %
*25%
Gas
Aldens Inc
17
PRICES
47%
i
common
pfd
Juneau
15%
42% *
16%
l
Alco Products Inc common
7% preferred
3
Feb
31
12% Oct
.Alaska
74% Jan
18
Oct
,
Alabama
Feb
'BOVa Dec
190
conv
Alabama &
108
9 %Jun
4.50%
;
15%
No par
;
Air Reduction Inc
6
*102
42%
Corp—10
Corp
Aetna-Standard Engineering Co
V 28% Feb 14
3
8
Co
Corp
Addressograpli-Mulligraph
7
56 % Mar
210
105
1
Aeroquip
13
193% Jan
48
i
Admiral Corp
8
9
33%
47%
lo
Express
Adams-Millis
21% Jan
18% May 13
77% Jan 14
30
3%Dec
Adams
32%
47%
25
Co
5
•16% Jan 28
28
5
22% Feb
Acme Steel
163 % Feb
2
Jan
3
32
47%
*102
SALE
Mar. 5
32
100
HIGn
Wednesday
Mar. 4
5
common
preferred
ACF-Wrigley Stores Inc
26% Jan 23
2
is
114
% Dec 20
Oct
2
6
Jan
7
24% Jan
18% Jan If
'
70
7
3
conv
ABC Vending Corp
ACF Industries Inc
14
Aug 28
1% May 28
30
13
31
45% Feb
18 % Mar
160
l
23
Jun
7
25% Dec
30
July
Dec
2
16 % Jan
4%
AND
Tuesday
Mar. 3
i
Abbott Laboratories
24
2
143
11
31
17
Jan
2
20% Jan
24% Jan
,
7
30
45s,a Oct
3
19% Jan
6% Dec
3 63/4 Dec
49% Feb
106
Put
Abacus Fund
6
14% Jan
19 % Oct
176% Feb 15
Jan
33% Mar
»
Monday
EXCHANGE
,37% Jan
8
27% July 18
27% Jan 11
24
Mar
24
<43% Jan
102% Jan
10
27
20'a Dec
132
3
LOW
NEW FORK STOCK
Highest
30% Jan
May 22
17% Jun
30
12 % Oct
21
17
51% July 15
12
13
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Lowest
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Nov
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27
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28
27%
300
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
14
.
.
Monday, March 10, 1958
.
(1102)
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Range tor
Highest
Lowest
23% Dec
18
213/4 Dec
31
10
36
29
39% Apr 25
397a Dec
Sep
5
47% Jan
24
Armco Steel
8
12% Feb
10
13% Jan
16
Armour
14
5
6% Jun
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
25
2474
25>/4
2574
257 a
25%
26
25%
26
7
Arnold
7
22
Armstrong Cork Co common
.1
$3,75 preferred
No par
9
3% Jan
8
47a Feb
36% July 19
26
Feb
26
29 7o Jan
14% Dec 24
19% May
6
15
Feb
25
16% Jan
Artloom
3
28
23
16
23
3% Oct 22
Dec 17
13%
89% Feb
27% Oct
17
31% May 31
27% Feb
6% Jan
2
8% Nov 22
67a Jan
28% Jan
12
9
Constable
Arvin
24%
*20
_1
4%
-2.50
Carpet Co Inc
Inc
Industries
26%
7% Feb
ASR Products Corp
7
327a Feb
preferred $1.50 aeries—No par
3
Jan
4
78
Jun
6
27
Jan
11
10% Feb
0
83% Nov
Jan
2
Feb 27
7?*% Feb
7
2
1974 Feb
974 Jail
28
6
2
97a Jan 24
34
Feb 24
67
44%
44%
30,500
14,100
29%
101%
10
1774
1874
7
874 KpV
3174 Dec
2
Jan
27
Jan
23
8674 Jan
Feb
974
97 b
97 a
337 a
337b
3374
2
23
6
34
Feb
25
86
Jan
9
4074 Jan
15
Feb
5
Jan
6574 Jan
23
Mar 29
7% Jail
974 Feb
27
1874 Mar. 22
16% Jan
Jan
Dec
17
18
Dec
30
7974 July 16
14
Nov 20
1674 Nov 20
59
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3
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4
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14
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30
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Automatic Canteen Co of Amer
5
6
39% Feb
7% July
48% July
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1
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May 15
38
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16
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24
14
56
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10
100
Atlas Corp common
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92
100
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Atlantic Refining common
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3
Jan
90
6% Jan
11% Jan 24
•;
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Atlantic Coast Line RR__:
28
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57% Jun
30
7
92
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36% Nov 13
7574 Nov
10
29% Jan
95
1
26% Nov 13
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6%
13
2674
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103
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2
29
34
4
May
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22
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23
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27
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26
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2
33
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5
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Feb 18
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22%
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Friday
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Mar. 6
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5
20
4
Jan
32% Jun
<fc
Mar, 4
HIGH SALE
Wednesday
Tuesday
Mar. 3
No par
Corp
427s Mar
92
5
Feb
Oil
2
30
79
18
16
24% Jan
25
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Argo
22
16% Jan
20% Nov ie
Feb
20
34 % Feb
2
Jan
4
Jan
657b Jan
10% Oct 21
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan, 1
Year 195;
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Previoua
JB
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•
3% Dec
31
30
34
'Bubcock
20
Jan
29
Oct
21
467s Jan
11
Feb
25
9
Dec
30
15
Jan
10
9% Jan
2
11% Mar
7
317a Nov
6
357s Feb
15
347a Jan
6
39% Mar
6
80
28
90% Jan
10
23% Jan
10
Feb
17
50
NOV
14
89
9
Dec
31
1574 Jan
3974 Oct
1974 July 25
71% May 22
16
15% Aug
53 74 Feb
5
2
31% Feb
5
25
54% Jan
3
Barber
9% Feb
27
.Barker
167a Jan
6
5774 Jan
16
16-74 Jtin
1974 Feb
19
3374 Jan
3
3774 Feb
20
137
9
2074 Feb
10
737a Jan
May 20
127
Jan
102
Apr
5
'93
20% Jan
21
47% July 16
Dec
23
72% Dec
26
1
2774 Feb
12
10 74 Mar
42
Jan
4
32 7 a Feb
6
3374 Jail
2874 Jan
2
3474 Mar
1
1074 Jan
2
1174 Feb
Beck
28
2074 Feb
11% Oct 22
24 74 Jan
15
*
4
2
42
Jan
7
5074 Mar
6
10
897a Feb
C
90
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4
90
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4
42
Jan
9
Oct
21
6674 May 17
4474 Jan
53
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18
2.1
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2l7n Mar
Jun
18
48
May
45
48
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9
28
Jan
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32% July 15
2874 Jan
3174 Jail 20
43
Feb
4 7 74 Dec
4574 Jan
5174 Mar
15
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3374 Dec 18
136
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Dec
7
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54% Jan
7
50 74 July 10
6
3674 Jan
10
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14974 Jan
3
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29
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2
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IX
24
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56
Jan
Jan
30
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1
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Bestwall Gypsum Co
Bethlehem Steel (Del)
4874
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1
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1
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Decker Mfg Co
100
1
4 Bla w-Knox Co
Bliss & Laughlin Inc
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8
Boeing Airplane Co
4374 Jan
3374 Jan
2
2374 Jan
2
26% Feb
4
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19% Dec 31
2
1974 Jan
3
23 74 Jan
24
2.50
1274 Dec 23
2974 Jan
14
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2
1574 Jan 22
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187a Feb
5
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5
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3
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9
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29
Oct
10
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2
34 74 Feb
25
14
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31
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2
20
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31
32
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15
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22
11
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6
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3
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13
14
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20
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6
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13
38% Mar
3
2274 Jan
13
24% Mar
7
2574 Jan
2
317« Feb
4
50
3.50
3
;
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374% preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
Brown & Bigelow
61% July 12
Dec
91
3874 Mar 11
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8
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24
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30
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16
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3
31
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19
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10
3
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2
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7
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11
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10
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9
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12
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100
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5674 Feb
2174 Dec
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Bulova
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3
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4
25
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8
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5
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13
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21% May 17
90% Jan 15
2574 Nov 27
*11
50%
1274
Shoe
11%
1574
•"
Airways Inc
Brlggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Stralton Corp
1174
157 a
.
.
Bridgeport Brass Co common
474% conv preferred
2774 Dec 24
Jan
RR—
—
preferred
Braniff
5
..28
3574 Nov
30
& Maine
Common
5
11%
15%
.
8%
2174
.
11%
1
11,200
34%
34
34 74
„
X4874
:
16,100
1974
35
*32%
34
90
.
78%
i
19
-
34"'a
1574
487-1
90
-
100
.
54
•90
19
*35
*3274
102%
*76
777a
19
187a
35
34 74
,Vi5% ,T6 *■.
•V 467-2:
4874
No par
•
•
14
6274 Nov
11%
1174'-.
51
10
974 Dec
11%
V34
y
83744
774 Jan
Nov
1874
*3274
50%
2074 Jan
Dec
1874
34%
3474
•
*76
7774
*76
777-
18%
*3274
83%
3
24
*76*'
25
10
L
;
so
4,100
100
1974 Jan
♦100
9,200
517a Mar
4774 Jan
IO274-
21
48 74 Jan
Co
*100
-i
11%
2774
Edison
•' 102
146
117a
27%
Boston
145
*142
20%
5
7
''
146
2174
6
16
V. 3,300
37'.. :
*141
ll'5a
3074 Jan
Jan
800
37%
4,900
117a
2774 Feb 12
81
Feb 21
85
18%
"
21%
1174
6374
2
•18%
iy 3.100
1174-
62%
'
54%
2174
15
24
53 74
,
217-1
1.25
22
9J4
2274
37
•'''3674
'•>37
4,500
9
20
'.V
974
1974
11%
102
10274
Borden Co (The)
Borg-Warner Corp common
3 74%
preferred—
Jan
v
*140
"h 145
Book-of-the-Monlh Club Inc
87
;i874 '
53 -7- -5374
18%
1374
5.200
..
"
,
2174V 2174
;
19
,
53%.
53
•
600
ll 74' >1174
*100 %
>
14
10
53%
v..
367 a
12% Feb
Jan
31747
5374
a
=
91 ■;
'
487-*
487a • 4874
21 % .\ .
21.'%, v 21'%
40
..*•
--. 467846%
174:'
17a '174
30%
"4 30 -> 3Q74
5074
* v- 5174
5174
4074
. •'40 r- ; v40%
3974
3974* 39-%
15474 r:* 150. .<-151
874
--.874 ~ 874
62 74
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37.):
37 •'«
25% •* ? .. .25 *1% 2574
21 74%
% 2074^ 20%
14% "7
147a1474
367a"..36,74*; 36%
187a'18%18 %
1874
"
1774
18
1274
1174
1274
157»
157a
15%
11
31
537
"'"3774
6474 Jan
30
21% Nov
12
xl5%
3174
197*
•
18%
1074 Jan
5374 Jan
30
774 Dec 30
11
18%1774
No par
A
1,200
V-
187b
6074 Jan
2
46
Oct 30
1974 Dec
Class
Co
19,400
4974
4; 51
537,
6374 Dec
12
45
Feb
16
1474 Jan
Ami
*3074
50%
39%
39
*150%
8%
*607'a
3674
25
2 0 74.
14%
367a-
25 3 H
49
1974*
'
87a
90
v".
25
49
*31
5774
3,200
*92
387-a
3874
12%
12%
4974
*49%
94.
5.000
38%
2.100
12%
1,800
50
3774
36741
37 3a,
24%
247b
24%
267a
•2638
26%
1474
14%
14%
53,100
*80
29
14%
200
29
400
14
W
19,400
10%
5.000
10%
1174
14%
1038
>.
10%
65%
13,100
-
80%
*2874
803a
1400
31,700
.
11%
65
65
17,900
30
60
*5574'
60
68%
*6774
68%
"50
3072
30%
30%
26,600
'
:
2,900
17
167b
17
2474
2474
24%
s.
5
23%
102
2274
*99 "
3,600
2,100
.5
5
*
500
22 3 4
100
102
c
1
SflH 5ct 22
44% Jan
11
3974 Jan
31
41% Jan
6
2% Oct 22
7% Jan
2
374 Jan
2
4% Jan
30
9
Dec
30
1574 Aug
2
974 Jan
1174 Feb
4
4% Oct
28
6% Jan
8
574 Jan
874 Feb
25
3274 Jun
24
13V4Jan
2
17% Jan
16% May
4
3874 Jan
3574 Jan
8
1474 Jan
1774 Mar
27
5014 Jan
7
26 74 Jan
10
287a Feb
6
2174 Jan
2
2574 Jan
16
4774 Jan
6
50
Jan
15
84
Feb
27
81
Jan
o
50
July
66% Jan
29
4914 Jan
29% July 15
86% May 13
Jan
2
2374 Oct
23
21% Dec
31
45% Dec
16
For footnotes
52
see
page 24
6
10
July 31
8
16
Feb
74
89
California Packing Corp.
9
Callahan Zinc-Lead
1
Calumet & Hecla Inc
5
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Soup Co
1.80
Canada Dry Corp common
1.6674
$4.25 conv preferred
No par
Canada Southern Ry Co
100
Canadian Breweries Ltd
No par
Canadian Pacific Ry
25
Cannon Mills Co
No par
397b
*3 7
a
10%
7%
■
120
96 ; -
*94
'
10.600
39%,
25%".
24%
197*
*51 '••
;:'5
18%*
*140
V
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•-
23,700
*113 a
3874
'102% 10274
10-274'
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11
.
397-
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23.5«0-
47-i
-
.
,x30%
117 a
*
38%
102
3174
5174
9'
5274
'
10%
•<
474
47V*
i. 3074 "
a
,'•4974
2
31%
;.
17% May 27
1174 Dec
6
2
5174 Feb
1
1%
4 8-7
51?J" 51V,
V8%'%9
20%:-. 2074
-37
11
...
'24.'*' "■ 247AU
"•
82
"80
10%
31,. 31
■-
307
307«
a
;
101% '102
4'
% 94
9474'.
V4974
*49
474 >
474
474
307
'387* '387a "
.
' V 94.74
,2474
247u
4674
46
10
common
preferred
1% preferred
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) coin_5
6374 Feb 20
'4074 Jan
6
2
36
75
Apr
2
6474 May 17
3574 Dec 23
.
4
24
155
1
—
1574 Jan 11
20
674 Dec 23
56
16
10
Corp.
1
Benguet Consolidated
Best & Co Inc
Best-Foods Inc
26
26
'
100
—1
Bendix Aviation Corp
Beneficial Finance Co common
5'} preferred—
7
Mar
,
&
474%
6
174 Feb
15 Jan
pfd
50
Savers
Beli
5074 Jan
Jan
% Dec 20
Life
Beech-Nut
9
'
36 Vu Mar 15
40
1
Inc
4%%
S)
(A
Belding-IIeminwoy
Bell Aircraft Corp
20
85
'
Shoe
-'
.' *94
'•'141
148 ,•;
10174 10174
117a
12_
2074
21%
"76
7774
18%
19
"3274
34 74
337a
33%
11%
117a
15%
1.6%j
190
100
'
:
74"
38?;4V 3874
103
.
*101.
1874
3774
37
12.50
Beech Aircraft Corp
Beech Creek RR
53
*18 74
No par
2.50
1874 Jan,!
1474 Feb 25
31
.
4
ir 30%
10%
10%'
,'974
20%
974
20% '
5274
—___5
1
1
10
conv prior preferred
preferred
37a 74
472%
Beckman Instruments
2
78
2
Apr 22
35 74 July
137* Aug
8
2574 Jan,
3
418
Corp
Brothers
Products
Beaunit Mills Inc
Jan
9
3174 Jan 24
Nov
f
14
28
Jan
2
86 74 Aug
15% Oct 22
30
11
14
Gil
1
,—10
Beatrice Foods Co common
•
19
10374 Feb
2
136
1074 Dec 23
i Feb
3
Jan
1074 Jan
11
common
Corp..
Corp—
Bath I1011 Works Corp
Bay 11k Cigars Inc
31
7
Ohio
Bangor & Aroostook RR
Basic
7
2
47
8974 July 12
Nov
2174 Mar
<
Jan
1774 Dec
6
29% Nov 25
116
4%
2
357a May 20
21
100
100
!__10(>
nonciunulathc preferred—100
&
4 741
30
.
10%
11 %
3874
3874
103
10374
*94
96 ,
24
2474
49
49 iy
*3074
31
50
5074
preferred series B
preferred series C.__:
4%
874 Jan 29
■
9
Corp
18
Elec com__No par
Gas &
Baltimore
4
4974 Feb
July 23
3
(The)
472%
20
2974 Jan
14% July
2774 Dee
-_1
Co
Baldwin-Lima-IIamilton
Jan
47
May 16
6774 Jan
2
63
23
4574 Dec
Lie
Wilcox
&
Baltimore
Feb.10
9474 Feb
2774 Feb
9
58% July 25
95
July 22
105
2
97% Jan
8
Mar
102
90% July 26
22 74 Dec
(B T)
Babbit',
6
474 Mar
9
40 %•
397b
374 '*
374
1074
11
7V4
774
•
17
857b
867 b
*49%
497b
*28%
29%
23%
2474
24 3 4
24%
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497a
X4874
4874
-
"
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77-4
*28% i 2974
1
1,100
6,000
4
11%
3,200
7%
:377a.
377a
21,400
2.300
1774
1774
-17%
13,000
8672
49 %
*8474
8G%
*49%
49 7
29%
24%
29
24%
*28%
247b
24%
11,600
49 7'4
*48 7b
49%
100
*48%
38
17%
8674
*84%
49"%
*49%
*28 34
4974
40%
3%
7%
77b
29%
*28%
24%
247 a
*48 74
49%
•
40%
11%
37%
*8474
86
•>,
4
774
-
17'
" 1774
86
40%
377'4
:i77'4
7'4
377-4
37%- 3774
3774
16%
3%
11%-- 1174
*49%
/
774'
377s
11
11
117a
40%
,
,
80
a
r
i
Number 5723
Volume 187
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1103)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
.
Highest
y
10% Jan
2 "
32% May 22
22
24
Jan
13
28% Feb
90% Nov 11
21
Mar 21
96
Jan
9
25% Jan
2
105
25% Nov
22% Nov 19
40 y4 Dec
19 :
31% Dec
f
30
./Aug 15
18% Oct 22
47
Oct
24
18% Jun
19
14% Feb
110% Jan
14
101% Jan
5% Jan
Dec .30 V
12% Oct
22
Nov
13
25
99
5% Oct
...
22::'
55% Deo 23
5% Mar
99% May
9
100% Mar 13
88% Oct
10
10% Oct
22'%
6
55
Dec
*
Oct
16%
17%
167%
17%
17%
17%
17%
1714
33
33%
33 %
33%
327s
34V4
331/4
34
3,000
27%
28
27%
28
27%
27%
27 Va
277a
27%
277a
5,000
99%
99%
99
99
99%
99Va
99
99
27%
Carrier, Corp
4%%
99
10
Jan
28
16
-
2
.9% Jan
2
July 29
44
80
July 29
14% Nov 19
16% Jun
Jan
74-
Jan
15
Jan
1
49% Jan
75% Feb
20
100% Jan
11
99
4
32% Dec
27
31% Jan
May 20
*
18
.5%
14%
*103%
5 (a
5*%
59%
60%
10
common
_
20
19Va
19%
19%
500
,914
9V4
914
2,800
Georgia Ry com—Ne par
preferred series B_
100
*48%
49
48 %
47 %
471/4
*47%
~
77
*74%
75
*73
15%
—
Central, of
Central & South
Central
24% Oct 22
59% Jan
8
3
29% Jan
7
21
11% Jan
10
8% Jan 20
9% Jan
27
19% Dec
24
West
Jan
11
34
99% Jan
29
191
Aircraft
Cessna
3
3
Feb
11
Jan
38
Mar
7
Jan
100
Feb
17
17% Jan
20% Jan
30
31% Jan
38% Mar
Chain
Belt
%
77
55
55
*100
75
103
*74
75
15%
3,200
1,500
55%
5674
100 %
102%
90
3274
327a
3214
2,500
18
181/2
19
3214
19%
9,100
551/2
*54 Va
55%
*54%
100
100
103
*100
300
48
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
55
48
*73
48%
15%
100
99
48
<
'
32%
32%
32%
*17%
18%
*17%
32%
32%
18
18
i
32%
18
/•
800
5
44%
45%
45%
45%
44%
45
44%
46
45%
46 Va
9.50
25%
9%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
2414
2414
9%
9%
9%
9%
9'%
Va
9i/o
9%
9%
800
5
24%
25%
24%
25%
267a
27 Va
26%
22,100
1
a%
gi/u
9Va
2774
91%
Co
1
Chadbourn Gotham Inc—
2% Feb
18
No par
Corp
Violeta
Sugar Co
Industries Co
Cerro de Pasco Corp
Certain-Teed Products Corp
57
15%
"
54
18
50
CenCral RR Co of N J
7
*74
preferred
100
Illinois Public Service..—-10
Century
38
500
18
*17%
18
18
24
9,600
9%
10% Feb
22
287a
19 Va
25% Feb 20
31% Oct
28%
18
46% Mar
86% Jun
28 Va
9%
5%
7
Feb
1,300
277a
27%
18
3
30
64
19 Va
7
2
40
6314
18
16
2
27%
18,400
137a
106
04%
*64
63%
27%;
98%
133%
•■103
19%
Jan
2
63%
*97
1374
105
24,000
x9%
tJan
l%Jan
13%
♦102
103
63%
v
98Va
*97
98%
13%
13%
60%
9%
7
47% Jan
*97
102
40
1,500
6
591/4
61%.
60%
61%
105
xC
19%
19
23%'Jan
6
60%
13%
>103%
105
57a
9%
41 % Jan
2
*103%
6
*19%
8
0
14,000
15%
157a
15%
105
6
g%
10
11
15%
15%
15%
103
27%
~
18,600
26%
19%
17
3% Jan
27%
26%
*103%
98%
x63
27%
\
*97
Xl3%
64
26 Va
61%
*101
*63%
400
27
27%
26%
6
59%
13%
2114
■.
104
6
102
2114
15%
103 Va
98 %
13%
1
-
15
105
20
2114
18
19% Jan
69% Jan
15%
26%
41%
*21 Va
9%
2
43% Jan
25
9,200
41
♦40
22
18
4 % %
11
26
35%
*40
41%
*21%
19%
Central
23
25%
353%
34%
*41
,
1
22
1 % Dec
35%
35%
.5
23
45% Oct
2,600
34%
451%
357a
12.50
preferred
9 % Jan
Oct
4414
21%
common
43% May 22
8
44 Va
41%
Corp
Jan
24% Mar
44
*41
preferred series A-100
22% Jan
3
16% Apr
43%
—100
:
preferred
1
6% Dec 31
34% Jan
43%
35%
43%
35%
*21%
couv
33% Jan
>; Jan
42%
102
10
103
5,100
42%
*97
14
56% Mar
3
28%
Central Hudson Gas & Elec—No par
Central Illinois Light com
No par
'
16% Jan 22
Feb 25
88% JQn
*
■r
28
22
Central Agulrre Sugar Co
Central Foundry Co
i
7
21
7
281%
41%
Celotex
49% Feb
15
7
56% Apr
19% Mar
28
100
-
"lO'/s Jan 29
3
26% Nov
36
v
17% Jan
28
*21%
4%%
4
14
26% Feb
27%
Celanese Corp of Ainer ccm__No par
776 2nd preferred
100
•
Jan.28
28V 33% Feb
17% Jan; 7
"*18% Jan
11
2nd
4.20%
-14% Jan 24
28
cferred———7
preferred
Caterpillar Tractor
24
54
Oct 21
30
28
1
(J I) Co common—*
6% %
28
41
50
100
__i
.
160
*99
34%
10
._
General Corp
Products Inc
7%
•
•
Jan
37% Apr
8
70
I Oct 29
17
28
65
38% Jan
13% May 22
43% Oct 22
27
104
55% Jan
Jan
Case
24
Jan
68% Jan
Jan
8
23
3
21 '
6% Jan
Feb
12
common
'
11,200
42
5
„
preferred
Carter
107
Shares
1.6%
Carriers
99;' Jan
18% Feb
23 ;;
17% Dec 31 J
SViJan
97
d
Jan
70
24
2374 Oct 22
16
17% Jan
2'
the Week
33
6
16% Jan
24
v
,,
16%
27'% Feb
58% Jan
,
109% Aug 20
r Dec 31
98
0
Mar. 6
33
22¥2 Jan 27
13 i,
19%,Jan
Salfft far
Friday
Mar. 7
Thursday
Mar. 5
l
"
19
Wednesday
\
Carpenter Steel Co—
31
42% Feb
Mar. 4
5
*
3
20% Jan ^ 2
e
Capital Airlines Inc
Carborundum (The) Co
Tuesday
Mar. 3
P«r
Carey (Pnilip)Mfg Co
10
Carolina Clinchfiekl & Ohio Ry_100
Carolina Power & Light
No par
;'
44% Jan
6
39% Jan 28
32% Jan ,27
38% Jan
Apr 26
•23% Aug
Jan
28% Mar
39% Jan 13
<74% July 16
"65% Jan 11
'
37
10
100
Monday
EXCHANGE
6
29
.
LOW AND HIGH 8ALB PRICKS
NEW YORK STOCK
,
35% Jan
4
13
Oct
Highest
-18% Feb
26% Jan
51% Jun
21
Lowest
32% Jan 13
30
2874 Oct 22
97% Dec
I
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1957
Lowest
28
9
28%
28 %
26%
26
9%
X8%
9
87a
^ 27%
28
277a
.
28%
■
1
2%
2%
*2%
2%
2%
2%
.10
Co—
9
48%
49%
48%
49%
49%
49 Va
9
3,000
2%
377s
2%
7.800
*50%
2%
50
37%
14,200
29
287a
29
2%
50
3,900
511/4
700
Champion Paper & Fibre Co-
17%
Dec' 30
20% Oct
49% Jan
10
4% Dec
31% May
31
24
10% Mar 28
4% Jan
Common
3
6% Jan 21
v
22
10% Sep
5
7
Feb
25
23% NOV 12
31% Jan
4
23
Jan
2
28
46% Dec
23
69% Jan
9
48% Mar
5
54% Feb
3
89% Dec
26
110% Jan
9
89% Feb 28
92% Jan
30
23% Jan
11
14
28
6% Oct
9% Dec 30
10% Jan
8% Jan
2
18% Dec
31
30% Mar U
10
42
July 25
26% Jan
10
-Oct
22
-fr 40
18% Nov
11
..
Feb
19-
23% Mar
19% Feb 28
24 7% Deo
20
Feb
33
Jan
Mar 15
31% Jan
2
36% Mar
20% July 25
61% Jan 14
11% Jan
2
14% Feb
45% Jan
10
121%,Jan
2
16% Feb
18% Jan
2
21% Feb
18% Dec 23
34% Apr 29
43 % Apr 29
29% May 10
18% Feb
27
21% Feb
19% Deo
30
37% Jan
5
23% Jan
13% Jan
10
9% Nov
6
49 Vt Oct
21
(>4
52% Dec
30
82% July 24
31
40% Nov
19
11
Dec
30
18
Dec
30
22
7
Mar 26
12% Jan
9
Jan
11
53
36%
•
19
38%
38%»
\
1.25
5%
com
5%
10To
*88%
1
49%
487%
*88',4
90
*8874
31
36 %
3614
36%
12%
12%
12%
x50%
501%
10%
10%
237%
37%
12%
100
51%
52
com—No par
13%
20%
19
20
17
13%
20%
19%
!:,9%
9%
7
17% Mar
6
11% Jan
2
Chickasha
Feb
27
41 % Jan
9
Chile
49% Feb 28
57% Jan
7
Chrysler Corp
Oil
5
Co
*36
25
50%
25
497's
*20
49%
7! a
2,000
700
27
21,900
50
*881/4
90
3,400
6%
57a
51%
5%
7%
107%
12%
10,500
26'/a
31
*36%
377a
7'/s
237%
'
371/4
2714
10%
IO1/3
8,300
38
7
2214
31 !4
10%
20%
*27
*30%
*20
197a
7%
48?%
99
20
371%
514
*20
30
Copper
90
51 %
50
50
99
195/s
2774
7Vs
*27
.
30%
9% Jan
Cotton
;*
7%
277%'
22%
14% Jan
3D
7
52%
*5%
5%
5%
1
*27
*88%
5%
20
371/2
51%
preferred series A
100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
3
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No par
Chicago Yellow Cab
No par
19% Mar
38'%
1,300
38
38
*97
99
*97
19%
38'A
30%
pfd
noncuin
x377a
7 7%
50
Western
519%
27%
No par
Paul & Pac
series A
195/a
Del_50
preferred
Chic & North
5%
37%
100
98%
19 %
'"26%
40
Great Western Ry
Chic Milw St
Feb
7
100
37%
37
102
19%
.Class A
5%
6
37 "
*99%
h>0
1
Chemway Corp
1
Chesapeake Corp of Va
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
25
3%c/o convertible preferred—100
Chicago & East 111 RR com—No par
Chic
37%
No par
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc
Checker Cab Manufacturing
5
29
No par
preferred
$4.ou
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
90
107s
1074
107a
5,500
2214
*20%
23
1,000
31%
32
1,000
*361/4
367a
1314
137'4
3,100
7,900
51
2,500
32
36%
31%
36%
36%
13
13
I3V2
50
50'%
50%
50
51
137% \
131%
13%
137s
141%
14%
14%
201%
197s
20%
20'A
207s
2OV2
20 74
3,600
19%
207%
20%
207%
207s
2IV4
207a
201/4
Xl9%
207%
20%
207%
197a
211/2
20%
17,300
20
20%
•
13%
20 Va
17 3/4
1714
*1614
18'/o
300
1014
103/4
*10V2
11%
-VX900
39
*36
39
*16'%
17
11
**36
39
51
17
>
39
50!
a
17
1014
18
914
\
-
50!%
507s
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39
*36
1
'
11
I 51V*
'*
■
50 la
51'A
5114
3,900
10,000
80,F00
53%
/•■'
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
23% Sep
11
30
82% Oct
22
94% Jan
25% Dec
31
31% Feb
5
6
93% Jan
30
*
Jan
4
27
Jan
17
44
Jan
13
71
21
Jun
6
33% Mar
2
Jun
19
18% May 31
103% NOV 20
Dec
8
88
50% Jan
100% Sep 23
10
28% Jan
47
24
39% Feb 12
47% Oct
Apr 34
44% Feb
27
50% Feb
Feb
30
40% Jun
4
35% Jan
17
40
Jan
15
23
20% Apr
99
Dec
9
15% Jan
2
17
Jan
13
24
97% Jan 23
99
Jan
27
67% July
2
93% Jap.
7
33
Dec
23
162
Nov
4
73
Dec
23
30
Oct
21
90
Oct
23
57% Nov
8
71% Feb
33% Dec
5
40% May
15% Dec
16
25% July 19
175
83
Jan
Jan
43% Mar
139
106
Jan
Sep
29
Deo
29
41
Feb
27
49% Dec
73
Jun
26
83
Nov
13
Apr
2
42% Mar
■
150
74% Jan 13
41
Feb
4
Feb
13
0
3
35 "J an
23
37
15% Jan
2
5
32
Jan
127
Jan
0
62% Feb 26
86 -:■ Jan
98%
utt.J
Feb
10
18% Jan
2
8
22
42% Feb
132
15
91
6
4i
Jan
2
80
Jan
22
5
17
14% Feb
24
57%
:r.
Feb~17
83
Jan
16% Jan
30
33% Jan
2
18% Jan
2
Sep
12
50% Feb
28
43% Jan
20
38
Oct
10
50% Apr
25
39
Feb
24
41
Dec
30
59
6
40
Jan
9
51
Nov
Feb
7
23
22% Jan
47% Mar
Jan
Jan
8
16
16
3
30
20
23
47% Jan
6
Feb
3
36% May 15
35% May 15
14
24% Feb
23
28% Feb
4
24% Feb
28
27% Feb
57
Apr
5%
49
22% Oct
22
14% Oct 21
18
Jan
8
16
Jan
17
2
Jan
5
14
20% Jun
14
12% Jan
2
68% Dec
19
78% Jan
11
68% Jan
9
30
48% Jan
4
64% Mar
31% Jan
6
30 % Dec
2
37
Feb
6
Dec
11% Dec
26
Oct
19
Electric Ilium com
Clevite Corporation
Cluett Peabody & Co com
preferred
2nd
preferred
47o
Coca-Cola
35% Oct
91% Oct
Collins & Aikman Corp
Colorado Fuel & Iron com
5%%
4%
noncumulative
20
Combustion
Engineering
55% Feb
25
Commercial
Credit
10% Jan
2
12% Jan
16
Commercial
Feb
14
101% Jan
9
10% Apr 22
30
6'/a Jan
17
4
104
Jan
109% Mar
6
14
7
5% Jan
Jan
4% Jan
29
Feb
10
6
*
9
Dec
24
14% Jan
7
11
9% Jan
6% Dec
24
17
Jan
14
31
33
Dec
5
29% Jan
9% Oct
24
18
Jan
10
11% Jan
9% Mar
7% Jan
29% Dec
40% Oct
23
95% Nov
6
25% Oct
45 % Jan
30
107
3
Jan
23
54% Jun
19
44 % Jan
.
13
2
2
13% Jan
3
36% Oct
22
Mar 28
19% Jan
2
15% Jan
8
13
49 V2 Jun
14
40% Jan
Jan
22% Oct
22
23
23% Jan
2
42
Oct
22
49% Jan
14
48 % Jan
14
89
Jun
4
101% Jan
22
98
87
Oct
81
Aug
25
58
101% Jan
6
22
95% Mar 27
Jan
2
98% Jan
3
Jan
30
94
24% Mar
16% Mar
15% Jan
17
Feb
44% Mar
39% Jan
49% Mar
103% Jan
28
28
6
15
7
24
103% Feb
12
Feb
28
99
6
83% Nov 27
26% Oct
28
92% Sep
12
38
Oct
79% Oct
106
Oct
22
16
22
9
17
Jan
7
94
Apr 24
33% May
3
88
Jan
13
20% Apr
105
48
Jan
92% Feb
118
Por footnotes
Mar 29
see
Mar
4
27% Jan
30
95
26
Feb
33% Mar
3
Jan
106
Feb
25
40% Jan
46
Mar
7
99
15
86
JaD
12
109
Jan
page 24.
19% Jan
91% Mar
114% Jan
3
27
*100
*71%
71%
3774
37%
102
61%
*35 Va
36%
17%
17 Va
17%
17%
17%
63
40%
41
*140
*70
74
37%
38%
*101
102
62
*61%
/
62%
*35%
361s
*35%
17%
61%
35%
*100
42%
42%
155
18 Va
1714
x40?%
4014
41
30
5,200
42%
155
"20
75
3,100
38%
70
101%
100
62
40
36%
18
5,500
411/4
3,800
41
41
*129
132
*129
132
*129
132
*129
132
*88
93
88
88
*88
93
*88
93
4014
49%
111
112%
112
►
111%
547a
*80%
147a
X20%
54%
14%
46%
*40
41
81%
*14%
15
20%
20%
50
30
113%
5,500
10,500
*850
—
547s
551%
55
557s
82'/4
821/4
82'/4
82'A
15
15
15
2lVs
21
21 Vs
47
47
*147%
^
20%^
x46%
55%
80%
55%
82
112
*850
*850
850
111%
11314
201%
*46
47
*467%
47
41
41
*401/4
4074
,
40
8(1
700
11,800
700
"
40
*47%
49%
*47%
50
*47%
50
*47%
*46
49 Va
*46
49%
*46
49%
*46
'
30
50
49%
9,600
257s
25%
25%
247%
25%
2474
25%
24'%
24%
24-%
24%
25
241%
25
247a
25
4,300
17
167a
17
167s
17
167%
17
1674
17
37,500
14!4
1474
14%
1514
15'%
16
16
1514
16%
19,400
*64%
65 %
65
65
16%
65 Va
64%
64%
33%
3334
33%
33%
33i%
34
337%
341/4
34%
33%
33'%
331%
34
25%.
♦64%
*641/2
65
3414
341/4
32%
33%
33
33Va
33!a
24'%
24%
24%
25
24%
25%
53%
54
537a
537a
537a
54
53!%
531%
53%
5314
Hi/4
1074
11%
441%
44%
4414
102 %
10%
10%
25%
10 !4
10%
10%
10 Va
10'%
44
44»%
44
44%
44!4
44 W
44%
*101
102%
*101
'108'%
109'%
*108'%
201%
2514
102%
101'4
101%
*101
102'/%
*101
109'%
*108'/a
109%
*108%
109',%
109%
4%
4%
4%
434
5%
5%
26
109%
5%
70
4,400
4,100
12,100
6,200
12,300
10,500
100
100
3,100
5%
*5%
5%
5'/4
5!4
51/4
5%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10 Va
*10 1/2
1074
1,900
9%
13,100
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
„
No par
Consolidated Cigar Corp
.—1
Coppermines Corp—5
Consol Edison of N Y com—No par
8!a
32
13%
48%
8%
32"
13%
49
Consolidated
$5
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
Gos
1.33%
Corp
Laundries
1
5
Corp
Natural Gas
29%
22%
15%
14%
16%
42%
*23
49%
50c
1
Utilities
Consol RR of Cuba G%
Consumers
10514 105%
No par
preferred
.
pfd
Power Co com
10
100
No par
5
Common
4%
100
preferred
Continental
Baking Co common—5
No par
$5.50 preferred
Continental
$3.75
Can
Inc
common
preferred
$4.50 conv 2nd preferred
10
No Par
109
30%
22%
16
15%
17
43
29%
49%
Xl02% 103
*100
102
x97
97
preferred
No par
$4.52 preferred
No par
$4.16 preferred
No par
Container Corp of America—
$4.50
"
16% Nov
37%
38
*14.0
4%
Consolidated Foods
14% Jan
15
71 %
74
101%
42
41%
155
*5V4
4
19
*140
10%
6
16% Sep
41
40%
7
5%
10%
Consol Electronics Industries
16
991/2
4%
Consol Electrodynamics Corp
22
4,000
16%
5%
10%
15
14
16%
98
16
*98%
9914
4%
12
20
1,200
16
98
16 Va
Comptometer Corp
5
Nast Publishing Co—No par
Cone Mills Corp
10
34 % Jan
Oct
39V2
40
35%
25%
Conde
106% Feb
Dec
17
7
2,700
X391/2
397a
16%
100
—100
8
Nov
Aug 19
49% Mar
24
11%
107V4
48%
24%
1
10
preferred
preierred
24
12
15
5
33% Feb 20
14% Jan
27,100
11%
*102 Va
487a
39%
*61%
24%
1
Jan
14
Apr
5
49%
11%
107V4
*102%
98
*46
Co com—25
27% Feb
103
18
35% Jan 23
Feb
4.64%
Inc
Co
Commonwealth Edison
5.25%
*11
11
5
Solvents
44% Mar
50
100
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—5
26% Jan
2
477a
47%
?440
No par
Co
3
41% Jan
9,000
No par
Pictures common
$4.25 preferred
Carbon
Columbian
2
13
4974
No par
B
17
7
49'A
.
2.50
Class
Columbia Gas System Inc
46% Jan
34% Mar
491/2
35%
2.50
A
Columbia
4,700
491/4
Broadcasting System—
Class
23% Jan
104
30
Dec
No par
com
1st pfd
100
2nd pfd—100
30% Jan
42% Dec
22
3% Dec
4
Ry
31
108% Feb 25
-
Southern
noncumulative
4%
No par
preferred series B
Colorado &
101%
33%
49%
33%
61%
11314
113
*850
5514
5414
81%
*80
1414
14%
207a
20%
4714
46!'2
40%
*39 %
49%
*47%
10
com
37%
37%
91
3314
107%
*98%
155
*71%
74
90%
16
16 Va
40%
90
337a
30 %
39%
39 %
5,000
30%
90
33%
*102 Va
99
*140
101
10%
^
30%
30%
91
30 %
*88
No par
Co
11
99
40%
47
48%-
107%
16%
98%
155
*90
130
40%
No par
Colgate-Palmolive
$3.50 preferred
38%
92
130
No par
52% May 14
19% Jan 11
30
31
5
101
61%
3514,
17%
No npr
lQO
100
;
(The)
Co
37%
15
No par
gtd
50
stock
50
1
Special guaranteed 4%
34% May 17
32
22
20% Sep 21
42% Oct 22
9% Dec
16% Mar
*98
40%
Columbia
23% Oct 22
10%
*102%
*145
*71%
$4.50 preferred
Cleveland & Pitts RR 77o
7%
46 1 8
•
11%
15
Co
C C C & St
Cleveland
r
46
Louis Ry Co com—-100
noncumulative preferred—100
Equipment
X49
*102% 107%
38%
*38%
16%
16
City Products Corp—
No par
City Stores Co common
5
4V*% convertible preferred
100
Clark
50%
44%
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp
45
48
Jan
115% Feb
2
17
17% Nov 12
Mar
7
23
105
18% Dec
46
Jan
37% Feb 25
8
114% May 8
80O
Apr 17
95
35.% Jan
150.% Jan 23
71% Mar 5
99% Jan
2
60 \ Jan 29
14
Mag
778
13
25
43% May 20
104
31% Deo 23
123% JUtt 27
70
Oct 29
May 10
29
32%
49%
50%
*11
30
;
50
5
100
'30%
33
32
10
7
91
32
10
City Investing Co common
5Vu% preferred
7
Feb 14
30?*
92%
No par
Corp
Cities Service Co
102.
30%
32
Cincinnati Milling Mach Co
C I T Financial
*92
100
11% Mar
14
35% Dec
Dec
preferred
51% Jan 30
.
10% Jan 21
102
6
13
4%
30%
8.50
Common
,
-
1&
18 %
*95
98
32%
33%
105% 105%
44%
91%
*111
44%
91%
115
8%
9
9
9%
9
*32%
32%
32%
32 Va
*321%
13%
13%
13%
13%
9'%
33
9
x32 '/a
32'A
50Q
600
1314
1314
13%
3,200
49%
4974
25,400
49 Vs
13%
48%
49%
49!a
491/2
105
10o%
104%
105%
105'%
105%
30%
30%
31 %
31'A
32%
31%
IO514
3214
1,400
8,900
30
22 Va
22 Vs
22%
23
24'%
23%
24'%
22%
157a
16%
157a
16
4,300
8,800
48%
16
16%
15%
15 Vs
*16%
16%
43%
43
28 %
28
49%,
49
101
"4
*100%
102
102%
16
16%
15
15
*16%
43
27%
18 %
1674
800
44
44'%
4414
4414
44 %
12,200
27%
49 %
102
*100%
98
*961/4
18%
*95
98
*95
98
x33
33%
*33
33%
X104%
44
*90
*111
ra
27%
101%
18%
18%
*95
33
104%
104%
104%
*10314
44%
44%
44%
44%
91%
115
1,100
*16%
49%
18%
15
1314
101%
*95%
15
1614
49
*100
15'%
16%
101
98 Va
*96
*15
*105
*90
91 %
*90
*113
117%
*111
28%
*28
29
290
49%
49%
6,400
102
102 !4
102 Va
650
102%
102
102
4934
97
18%
98
*9574
18%
*95
3314
3214
105%
*103%
19%
30
10
8,600
98
3274
105
6,100
120
18,500
90'%
451/4
90%
II434
11434
100
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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.
Monday, March, 10, 1958
.
(1104)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Kazige for Previous
icar
9
15 ft Jail
31
20 ft Nov
4
8% Jan
17
10
Jan
20
26ft Jan
7
20% Feb
24
20% Jan
44
Jan
15
52ft Mar
6
Jun
14
Jan
2
70 ft Jun
19
38% Feb
12
9
43ft July 25
28 ft Jan
,17ft Dec 23
37
18% Jan
43ft Jan
16ft Jan
8ft Feb
20
May 15
8
Dec 23
40ft July 11
49 ft
May 21
54 ft
51
Dec
79% July 11
34% Dec 27
28
145
30
Feb
11
166ft Dec
24
57 ft F eb
13
74
Oct
22
89
31
25
30
14
13
37% Mar
168 ft-Jan
3
6
,23
convertible preferredconvertible preferred
6ft
12
84 ft Jan
Corning Glass Works common
86ft Feb
14
86
Jan
6
86
Jan
31
Jan
2
19ft Jan
31/2ft
24
100
preferred
preferred series of 1947-100
3ftft
31
15ft Jan
18
6% Jan
2
4ft Jan
30
5% Jan
2
3
1% Jan
13
2ft Feb
4
Coty
36% Apr
22
24ft Jan
13
28% Jan
29
79'
24
83
Feb
20
28
—1
1
5
2
28'%
Oct
22
Nov
29
Mar 14
86
.
30
26% Oct 22
Aug
Jan
28ft Jan
3
31% Feb
14 ft Feb
6
27
15% Jan
15% Feb
27
31
17% Oct
11
16ft July 23
12
31 ft Fee
25% Jan
14
23ft Jun
5
40% Oct
22
Oct
22
85
4
18
58'A July 11
Feb 18
Jan
44
3
31ft Mar
10
49% Jan
99 ft Jan
$2
16% Dec
23
38% Jan
10
15% Feb
20
19ft Jan
31
32'A Apr
17
16 ft Jan
2
27ft Jan
24
17 ft Oct
30% Apr
11
5ft Oct 21
54
Nov
25
18% Jan
17
Jan
2
7ft Jan
2
11
19
65 ft Jan
6
28
9
17
5#
2
Feb
33 ft Jan
5ft NOV 20
27ft Dec
24
Jan
9
nonoum
,
17ft
5
2ft
.
2ft
31%
31ft
20%
21ft
7.300
19
19ft
*5,700
22ft
*49%
31%
21ft
19%
23 ft
51
23'%
23%
5.400
*52ft
57
7ft
45ft
7ft
45
31ft
89
*85
x!7ft
4%
2
.
28%
2ft
28%
x28
28%
*81
95
*81
*85
28ft
95
*81
19.200
45,200
1,400
51
*52 ft
57
37
37ft
,14.900
*
''
160*2
160ft
13ft
13ft
2,400
79 ft
79 ft
7,900
210
*
*84
86
*85
87
17ft
4%
2%
8,500
8
46ft
*49%
36%
37%
*160
162
13ft- 13ft
79ft
79%
*84
86
17ft
5
2ft
28ft
^
89
17%
5
20ft
18%
7%
45ft
86
17%
1704
18
6,300
1
5
28ft
5
2 ft
5
2ft
2ft
1.300
28%
8,300
28ft
88ft
*81
95
3,000
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
3,300
14%
14%
14 ft
14%
14ft
15
15
15%
15%
15%
15 ft
15 ft
15
15%
15%
15%
8,500
10,200
31
31%
31ft
31ft
31ft
31ft
700
46 ft
46 ft
46'A
46
46%
13,600
97 ft
97
97ft
97 ft
97 ft
31
pfd
31
45%
common—5
*97
*31
45 ft
16ft
*97
16%
*22
20%
20%
5
—100
8%
8%
21
Cuneo Press Inc——
24
61
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
*30
97
16
ft
16 ft
' :•••:
23
20%
20
8%
8
*60
7%
61ft
7%
31
*22
17%
22
200
17%
22 ft
46,500
10
ft
20 ft
ft
*60 ft
7%
*7 ft
31ft
*31
17%
23
16%
23
%
8
16%
ft
30
'
*22
20%
61
7ft
5
X45%
46%
99
16%
23
10
Sugar
Cudahy Packing Co common
4 ft ft
preferred
31ft
45 %
99
*22
100
23
'
*85
17%
5
5,800
21
52 ft
52
15%
Jan
8
77ft
*84
*20 ft
51%
8ft
46ft
15
Jan
63
13
14ft
78ft
88
14
9 ft
21ft
9
51
31
20%
18ft
23%
51
57
36
36%
162
162
xl3ft
13ft
78ft
79ft
*84
88
.
a
*20ft
31ft
of America—12.50
Co
6%
RR
30%
20ft
18ft
23
*49%
*5204
'22ft' 23ft
*49% ,51
*52ft
57
36ft
36ft
*161
162ft
22ft
51
9 /«
21ft
61,ft
14ft
31ft Jan
2
Jan
Cuba
21'A Feb 27
7
Jan
6% Jan
29
Crucible Steel
Shares
9ft
15%
No par
Cuban-American
9 ft
x9 ft
30 ft
——No par
-
Zellerbach Corp
Mar. 7
2
—1
$4.20 preferred
20
15% Dec
preferred
Crown
27
the Week
Friday
Mar. 6
2.50
(The)
——
Crown Cork & Seal common
30
10
of Wheat Corp
Cream
7%
95
*81
100
preferred
Crescent Corp
6
Jan
95% Jan
100
3%%
•'
25
Crane Co common
6
7
Jan
10 ft Dec
—
International Corp
30ft
20ft
18
50'a
89
17ft
Coty Inc
2% Jan
*85
Corp————1
Cosden Petroleum
50/a
7%
44%
*2004
/
57
36
36%
160ft 160ft
13%
13%
77
78
*84
88
—5
6
24
22
—
—1
Oct
74
5
50
50
Corn Products Refining common_10
7ft preferred 1.———.100
*
104 Dec
4
5
Copperweld Steel Co common
5ft
20ft
17%
22ft
*49%
*52ft
5
——
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp
2
85
May 17
Corp
——
16 ft Jan 22
Jan
2
96 ft May
30 '
Dec
5
Jan
Jan
3
Jan
79ft Oct
15
31
20%
18
Steel
Cooper-BesSemer Corp
Copper Range Co
52
74% Feb
100% July 11
*30
Continental
52
13
14
6
7ft
51
7%
44ft
30%
20ft
18
44ft
4
25% Feb
2
33ft Jan
42
Delaware
3
20
14
160 ft Mar
1
5
of
Oil
50ft Jan 20
14
*
Jan
Continental Motors
*20ft
7ft
43ft
50%
Continental
Sales far
Thursday
Mar. 5
9 ft
21ft
9 /«
9 ft
21ft
50ft
preferred
31ft Mar
3
Jan
9 ft
*2004
5
—
-
convertible
b%
0
52
17
27 ft Jan
July 18
12 ft Dec
21
July 25
2
25
Continental Insurance
22% Feb
Feb
13
24
30
17
46ft Mar
2
16ft Dec
7
Wednesday
Mar. -1
Mar. 3
/
Continental Copper & Steel—
Industries common
10
3
22
41ft Dec 30
26 ft Dec
7
Ptf
EXCHANGE
54ft May
39 ft NOT 14
5 ft Oct
Lowest
Tuesday
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Highest
Dec
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
19.* 7
Lowest
*30 ft
20 ft
20%
20%
20%
5,800
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
3,900
Gift
*60 ft
Gift
*60 ft
Gift
7%
7ft
7%
*7 ft
•30 ft
30ft
*30 ft
7%
31
100
1.200
31
200
-
"
7% Jan
18
13
8
9
53% Feb
12
59% Jun
5
55
ft Mar
7
19% Jan
17
22
Jun
4
19 ft Mar
5
23% Deo
9
47% Jan
11
20% Mar
30 ft Nov
21
47
Jan
11
38 ft Oct
11
64% Jan
34
40
40ft Oct
21
01
ft May
2
Jan
10% Jan
13
21% Feb
Curtis
21
58% Feb
-
5
5
28'A Jan
9
30% Mar
6
33
Jan
15
ft Mar
3
46
Jan
21
2.
46
Feb
5
1
9ft
9ft
9%
9'A
9%
No par
_No par
1
*55 ft
56 ft
55 ft
55 ft
*55 ft
56ft
*55
*20
20 ft
20
20
19 ft
19
23%
24 ft
22%
23%
20%
19%
22%
31
31
30%
31
30 ft
40ft
40%
41
41
41%
44%
Publishing common—,
$4 prior preferred
$1.60 prior preferred.
Curtis-Wright
common
Class A
—1
Cutler-Hammer Inc
10
9ft
9%
9%
56 ft
55'A
55%
ft
19ft
*19 ft
19%
22%
23%
22%
23
30 ft
30%
30%
30%
31
41%
42%
42%
42 ft
42 ft
43%.
4304
4308
43%
9. ft
•
9%
8.100
300
GOO
86,200
1
1.400
1.300
D
79% Jan
7
8% Oct
22
3
ft Dec
16
10
Corp common
3% ft preferred series A
1
83% Jan
15
86
Jan
22
12% Jan
g
9% Jan
14
10% Feb
20
Dan
6% Feb 27
3% Jan
21
3% Jail
23
Davega Stores
3
11% Feb
20
11% Jan
7
1
15
30% Feb
25
35
Jan
16
43'A Jan
2
49
Feb
6
Dec
18
13% Apr
27 ft Oct
22
47
Oct
21
49'A Apr
Nov
15
Aug
86
Mar
83 ft Jan
4
lift
31
*11%
30%
47
46%
Jan
84 ft
84 ft
*84 ft
87
*84 ft
87
*84%
87
*84 ft
*82
85
*82
85
*82
85
*82
85
86
*83
86 ft
*82
86 ft
*82
86
*82
87
16
Dayton Rubber Co
50c
4
Decca
50c
6
Deere
1
30
Feb
25
32 ft Jan
27
Records
&
7ft
Co
Inc
preferred
2
Feb
6
Delaware
&
6% Jan
2
7% Jan
21
Delaware
49ft Jan
Hudson
15%
,
15 ft
15-%
1508
15%
28%
29%
29 ft
29%
30
30%
30ft
30 ft
30%
30 ft
3000
20%
6%
20%
21
21
21%
21%
X21%
6%
6%
604
6%
51ft May 15
46% Feb
18
16'A Jan
2
20% Feb
17
Delta
—3
20ft
34ft Mar
5
39% Jan
29
/35ft
35ft
35 ft Oct
23
41% May 21
37% Jan
2
40ft Mar
7
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No pai
Detroit Edison
20
39%
40
65
55
5
58
Jan
8
Detroit
*34ft
6%
20%
48
56
17
22% Jan
21
59 ft
July
17
39
Jan
3
31
3
9ft Jan
2
10% Jan
16
37 ft Mar
3
43ft Feb
4
19
57% Jan
2
33 % Jan
10
30
37% Mar 13
25% Jan
2
38 ft NOV
13
34
30
Jan
6
>604 Oct
22
25% Jun
5
24 ft Jan
2
31
Mar
4
i3ft Dec
30
15% Jan
14
1104 Jan
7
13% Mar
4
Dec
Mar 29
36ft Feb
5
29ft Jan
24
32ft Feb
<fc
Corp
Alkali
Co
$1.50
T
6
15 ft Dec
10
14
Jan
2
18% Feb
4
33ft Oct
22
34 ft Jan
14
25% Jan
2
28
Feb
17
Distillers
9% Apr
17
13% July
5
9% Jan
2
12ft Feb
19
Diveo-Wayne
8
Dec
10
10% Jan
31
Dr Pepper Co
Dec
24
11% Jan
14% Jun
14
11
12
11% Jan
2
15% Feb
25
Dome
50% Oct
10
91
14
55
Feb
25
74% Jan
9
14ft Feb
19
Jan
,
lift Dec 24
24% Jan
29
49
22
68% Jun
17
24
5704 May 13
19% May 9
Oct
36 ft Dec
16ft Oct
21
9ft Aug 20
12
Jan
12
3
Mines
Jan
2
52 ft Jan
2
59ft Feb
4
Dow
Jan
2
42% Feb
4
Dresser
16% Jan
Dover
3
18ft Mar
9ft Mar
4
10ft Jan
23
8ft Feb
19
Dunlan
7
Jun
99
17ft
17
26ft
26%
26%
lift
*11 ft
lift
10ft
10ft
14%
56%
57%
No par
34 ft Jan
38% Jan
30
42% Feb
26
41
Aug 27
Mar
49 ft Jan
29
48
Feb
48% Feb
39% Oct
28
49
Jan
24
44
Jan
48'A Mar
41
Nov
18
50
48
Jan
40
41
July
July
14
Jan
31
48% Jan
29
45 ft Mar
50
Jan
22
48
Jan
13
Oct
1
24
16 ft Jan
1«
14% Jan
14
16
27 ft Dec
30
47 ft Jan
11
1
18
1,100
34 ft
2708
27%
30 ft
35
3500
3504
28'A
28%
3,700
2804
*30
5,100
*30 Fa
31
200
30 ft
*30%
2908
30
1,300
1308
1304
31
13%
1308
1
1304
17 ft
1608
17%
26%
26%
27%
11%
11%
27%
1104
10
lift.
17
2604
27%
2,100
♦lift
11%
700
600
10
10
10%
*10
17
1,800
3,800
,
10ft
10
14%
15ft
14%
1404
14%
1404
140 B
1404
1404
10,300
56ft
56%
55%
56%
56
5608
56%
57
21,200
*1404
800
14%
*14ft
14%
1404
1404
1404
57
56%
57%
57
570a
57 ft
58
57 ft
58
29,800
37%
37%
37%
37 ft
3704
38
38%
38
%
3804
14,100
1
*17%
18
1704
1704
17%
17%
18
1
*9ft
30ft
9ft
9ft
*908
10%
*9
ft
10%
9'A
1804
904
2,000
1
3
6
7%
7%
7%
8%
8
804
3,80#
175ft
International
Corp
—
(E I) & Co—
10
50
common
50
;
preferred
50
50
Jan
17
4.20%
50
48
'Jan
27
4.10%
50
53
Jan
31
Feb
27
33% Feb
5
Eagle-Plcher Co
preferred
preferred
$2.10 preferred
DWG
50
Cigar Corp
I
*17%
18
,W»
5
Duquesne Light Co
$3.75 preferred
$4.15 preferred
4%
3
7,000
36
14%
Common
2
10%
40%
*34
37 ft
No par
29
10 ft
40
36
56%
Preferred $3.50 series
37 ft Apr
45 ' Jan
1008
40
1
No par.,
'
1008
38 ft
('■'
5
Preferred $4.50 series
14
4,900
56>2
*34ft
10%
37 ft
34%
34%
30 ft
*30
5,600
14,100
ft
50o
4
23
*10
*54%
56%
2,900
Co
22
30 ft Oct
41
17ft
26%
*llft
188ft Feb
36 ft Nov
30 ft
2
1
109% Jan
22
27ft
32ft
1304
174ft Mar
89 ft Jan
27ft
13%
$06 ft Jan
Jan
27ft
*31ft
13ft
Mar 27
85
34%
13ft
July 16
1
35ft
13ft
16%
Drewrys Limited U S A Inc
89 ft Feb
35
31
110
"
10%
37 ft
*34
30%
206
27
76% Nov 14
1004
No par
du Pont de Nem
160% Oct 21
*55ft
*54 ft
47
20%
Industries
Dunhill
2
56%
56'A
30%
Corp
Chemical
6'A Jan
0
40
36
No par
Ltd
Douglas Aircraft Co
3612
40%
37ft
,
20
40%
10
17ft
48
1904
350a
40
30ft
Corp
48
40%
31
Corp-Seagrams Ltd
7,400
40
2.50
Productions
(Walt)
37
10
9% Aug
5% Dec 20
8ft Jan
Disney
3,100
6%
20%
34ft \ 35 ft
31
Corp
900
21%
3404
*37
27%
«
20%
*34
27ft
67
47
2
Co
21%
7
47
50o
Car
30ft
*30
21ft
34 ft
10
35ft
12,000
20%
36
1
com
25
Motor
Stores
*5404
34%
38,200
35
47
5,300
16
2904
47
37ft
*34
10 ft
15%
20%
:
50
■
29 ft
-
40ft
4.0
10
-
Corp
46ft
*20 f
x34%
10
2.
preferred
Diamond
47
6%
37ft
Id
Diamond-Gardner
Diana
*46%
1
Co
Raynolds class A
Diamond
6
Inc
Hillsdale & S W RR Co—100
Vilblss
Devoe
29% Dec
Lines
Detroit Steel
De
25 ft Dec
13
Delaware Power & Light Co—13.5C
16%
16ft
16
16
29
26% ADr
Air
16%
15'?o
28%
22
2
16%
15ft
29%
*30%
No par
50
Western
&
16
15
20
Lack
23
15%
28%
10
common
20% Jan
Feb
10c
88
85
Mar
Jan
2,400
1108
*83
30
8% Dec
3,400
47
*11%
*82
33 ft Oct
37
30 ft
4604
12
100
Jan
34 ft Dec
30%
46%
100
16
23
30%
46 ft
B
17
Jan
30 ft
47
series C
4iya Feb 25
Nov 25
*11%
30ft
47
series
15 ft Dec
59
11%
*30%
3.90ft
30% Feb
18
300
*11%
3.75%
2
ft July 17
%
3%
Preferred
2
7
3
7.400
3%
Preferred
2
25ft Jan
_-v_
10
3
13% Jan
28% Apr 25
*3
3%
800
'
89
9%
10
22
27% Jan
18
47
9%
28
15ft Jan
30
11%
30%
lift
46%
*86
88
♦86
10
Jan
3
19% Dec
6% Dec
3%
30%
6
7
3%
10
convertible preferred
19% July 22
Nov
*3%
20
5ft
44
88
3%
Dayton Power & Light common—7
Preferred 3.75 ft series A
100
Daystrom Inc
32% May
31ft Feb
2
*3 ft
Corp common—2.50
44
*86
9%
10
Jan
28
31
88
9%
ft Jan
84 ft Feb
13% Jan
44%
*86
10
87
84
ft
26% Dec
*43%
88
10
5
44%
*'80
1
100
T
86
Feb 27
Apr
23% Jan
Inc
88
86
88
14ft Oct 22
Mills
9
Oct 24
Jun
19
River
10
72
75'
28
Dana
86% Mar
40
73
43ft Jan
July 11
:>*»,'<«•«
*14%
1404
8
8%
900
1-
174ft 175ft.
174%
174%
175%
175 ft
178ft
177%
179 ft
107
107
*87
88
37ft 37%
*41
42%
46%
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10
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11
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4
29 ft Jan
16 ft Deo
38 ft Feb
17
30
Eastern Airlines
30 ft Apr
3
16% Jan
23 % Dec
20ft Jan
24
Eastern
18
42 ft
July 15
24'A Jan
27 ft Feb
12
Eastern Gas <fc Fuel
72
Dec
31
24% Dec 23
81% Feb
13
81% Mar
5
60% July
73 ft Jan
1
267/a Jan
115
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18
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153
78
Jan
24
32% Mar
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13
4ft%
Eastern
Eastman
3
Feb
28
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159
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2
46
21
27% May 8
81ft Apr U
40
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22 ft Jan
2
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28
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91
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86
Jan
17
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27ft July 3
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18
Feb
25
21% Dec
19
82
Aug
6
17% Dec 23
24ft Dec
30
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2
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6% Dec 30
24
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23
22ft Oct 22
3% Oct
15 ft Oct
44% July
34
22
22
30 ft Dec
23
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Nov
43
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8
14
Jan
22ft Jan
Jan
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6
20
20 ft Feb
4
Jan
2
27% Jan
17
2
26 ft Jan
2
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19
2
9% Feb
3
27
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2
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29
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10
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ft Jan
2
34% Mar
5% Feb
4ft%
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Elastic
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32
32 ft
32
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4,200
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76 ft
77 ft
76 ft
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77
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Elgin
El
National
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Emerson Radio &
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19
10
31ft Jan
5
14
79
34ft Feb
88ft Feb
12
30
Feb
13
8% Jan
16
Feb
5 5 ft Feb
25
Apr 30
lift Jan
2
Jun
28
13
10
page 24.
6% Jan
44 ft Jan
13ft Jan
28ft Jan
60% Feb
3
2
57
Mar
14''2 Jan
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32% Feb
3
6
29
4%
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5% preferred series A
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102%
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91
10
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preferred
18
42%
5
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ft
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Erie RR common
26 ft Jan
159
42
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Jan
153
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100
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2.50
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100
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Feb
18
32
36%
19 ft
2
Stop Nut Corp of Amer
Electric
22
SI % Anr
31ft
37%
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100
common
Electric Auto-Lite
17% Jan
see
31%
37
19 ft
*19
101%
10
preferred
7
28
23
Corp
common
preferred
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Jan
62
12
July 3
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12 ft Oct 22
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Edison Bros Stores Inc common—1
17
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32% Apr 30
20% Jan
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77
Feb
1
23
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31
76
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35ft Apr
89% Jan
56
28% Dec
1
May 20
6% Jan
21
24% Nov 13
6ft Dec
Apr
Mar
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100
5
b%
preferred
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6
31
8
10
com
prior preferred
5
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Nov
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4
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153
1
10
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143ft Nov
74
31ft
37 ft
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\
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2904
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57
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Number 5723
187
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The Commercial and Financial
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'
Year 1951
'
65
Lowest
Jan
17
12% Jan
24
7
11
15% Jan
22 Va Jan 22
17% July
1
25% Nov 29
67
Aug 23
67?* Jun
Oct
21
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30
.
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11
7?g Dec 31
13
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Sep 25
10
Oct
A3
22
21?; Dec
16% Apr
31
Dec
23
45?iJuly fi.
25% Jua 17
31
38% Mar
36% May 14
24% Jail
4
13
Jan'
2
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50
32
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2
Feb
27
Mar
3
19% Feb
12
29% Jail
3
31
19 % Jan.
2
29% Jaa
7
20Ja Nov 12
16
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28
11
19% Oct 22
32
29
20
Jun
31?; Jan 40
Jan
105
22 V
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200% Oct
11
101 %
106
2
Mar
12/
16% Jan
2
2
36?i Jan 23
22
Jan
34 :
Feb
Federal
2
20
'20% Feb
34% Mm-
19
53% Feb
17
13
8
6
21
101% Jan 14
55% Feb 14
93
Mar
7
45% Feb.
■4%
convertible • preferred
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Fifth Avenue Coach Lines
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Firestone
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19
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4
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9
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6
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19
79
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8
93?; Fefb
10
21
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21
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45
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21
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60
20
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44% Aug 27
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34?; Oct
78
43% Jan
22
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73i Mar
23
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3
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9
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22
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18
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22
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30
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45
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10
11
21
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8
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10
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28
23 % Oct
25
64
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21
3
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2
8% Jan
14
7
Jan
6
2
22
20% Jan
31?b Feb
2
3
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3% Jan
2
5% Jan
23
15
24% Jan
13
19
14 % Jan
2
5% Jan
2
3?; Jan
6
25% Dec
17
30% July
25
Nov
6
37% July 12
55
Feb
7
27
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20
Feb
55
26?; Jan
2
30
96% Jan
13
101
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19
12
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29
Jan
16
69 % Jan
75 % Feb
13
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25
88
9
Jan
10
11
125
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23
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Aug
2
Apr 30
135
9?o Jan
125
10
2
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Jan
2
17% Dec 23
26% Jan
11
19% Jan
2
25% Feb
30
46?; May 24
30% Jail
13
34% Feb
Oct
21
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6
33
Mar
86
Mar
5
75
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3
Jan
14
135
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83
30
4
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24.
6
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31
48
20
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22
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2
13
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11
20
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22
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2
11?; Feb
11
23
Dec
20
40% Oct
4
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25% July
8
8
14% Mar
5
19% Jan
24
12
68?; Apr
59 V« Mar
5
653; Jan
72?; July 22
25% Feb
27
Feb
12
50 % Doc
31
4
Oct
21
8% Jan
200
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19% May 15
76% Nov
33
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7
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Corp
1
90
39
Oct
Jun
95% Apr
21
22
20% Nov
14
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62 % May
.
113
Jan
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20
33?; Jan
36% Jan
7
112?; Jan
117% Jan
16
87% Jan
92
38
Mar
5Vo
preferred
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34
Jan
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100
1%
com
preferred—
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series
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15% Jan
17% Jan
40% Jan
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90%
36%
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15
1
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150
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7
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2
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13
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8
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3
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10
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3
33% Feb
10
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24
28?; July
21% Jan
7
89% Jan
21
16% Jan
13
91
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18
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2
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37% Jan
14
16
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21
34
79?; Jun
13
12
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26
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23
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37% Jun
7
93% Feb
9
3
8
8
30
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2?a Jan
2
2
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69
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12
Mar
27% Feb
81
,
20
4
14
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16
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3
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91
Jan
18
3
3% Jan
20
Gold
Jan
22
Goodrich
84% Jan
2
Stock
Co
2
32% Feb
19
Gould-National
2
43% Jan
16
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1
Jan
2
1% Mar
4
15
38?; Mar
28% Jau
31
33
36 % Feb
6
27% Jail
3
33 % Feb' 25
15
6% Apr 18
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6
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Ac
16
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Co
12
14
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7 6 % Nov
20
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30% Apr
16% Apr
89
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75
25 % Jan
30
2
15% Feb
4
7
86?; Feb
25
Feb
13
page
20?;
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27?;
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27?;
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156
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*158%
8
91
16?;
34
2%
165
*8
*89?
8%
3
91
*8
•89?;
91
16?;
i6?«
16%
16?;
34
34?;
34?;
34%
3,000
2?;
2?;
2?4
1,100
2%
*158%
165
•158?;
1,300
165
10
61%
63
63?;
64 3 »
65?;
64?;
65?'a
64 ?a
65 a;
24ll00
71?;
74?;
74?;
73?;
74
73%
75
73?;
74%
18,400
4
32%.
41?;
32?;
32?;
32?;
32?;
32?;
32 %
4i?tt
41?;
42
42%
42
42?;
9,600
1?«
1?;
1%
1%
77,700
No par
5
*5
3
1
'37
1%
•32
42%
1 %
1?;
5?a
1%
400
5?8
5'a
5?a
5%
1,100
37?;
37?;
37?;
38
38?4
38?;
38?;
3,800
12.50
29:%
29?s
30%
30%
303;
31?;
31
31%
7,900
3,900
5?;
5%.
22%
23
23?;
23%
23 3 4
23%
23%
3,600
42 ?8
421;
42%
42%
42 3 4
41%
41%
4,600
Ry
Co
<H
L)
No par
32 3 a
Sugar com
No par
23
100
*138
100
*66
7%
Co
Inc
1
Greyhound Corp (The) common*-,3
24%
32%
32%
23%
4%%
preferred
100
71
15%
22%
137 Va
*66
25
24%
15%
*85?;
33%
x*22 %
xl37%
139?;.
87?;
15 ■%
24.
34?;
11,100
3,100
-
22%
Stores
Green
2
14% Jan
81
Jail
15? 2
41%
3?; L.'o preferred
Grayson-Robfnson
20
22 % Jan
43?;
28?;
100
Inc
(The)
Jan
4
43?;
27%
1
preferred
Green Bay & Western RR
30
15?;
Gt Northern Iron Qre Prop—No par
Great Northern Paper Co
25
Northern
£0% Dec
15?;
a
-
6%
Western
26
16
22?;
83%
Great
23% Feb
..
23?;
15,500
41
22
32%
11
140% Jan
35
4
40?a.
23
6%
20
2
15 3
4%
40?;
32%
Great
2
15?;
"
,'•• 4,600
♦80%
9
28
15?;
4?;...
9,100
.
50%,
6%
5
Feb
X22%
38%
3114
32%
24% Jan
20% Jan
40%
23?;
50%
82%
37% Feb
68
4%
4?;
40?;
37%
*30
50%
6%
52% Jan
131% Jan
31%
50%
32%
2
11
38'%
*30
♦80%
25
22
•
50?4
6%
39% Feb
Jan
38
38?;
30?;
82 %
30% Jan
Jan
3,700
32%
14
78
1,500
63
6%
47% July 11
21% Jan 11
138
38
63
*89?a
323;
85
3
37
63
♦80%
20
Feb
90
37
62
6%
20
Dec
90
36?;
82%
29% Dec
67
400
90%
90
36?;
32?a
45% Nov
122% Nov 11
1,200
6?;
25
16
124,700
•80?;
22% Feb
Jan
35?a
113?;. 114
x32%
3
35
5
310
34%
34%
1
5% J-an
11
20
2,100
113?;
5
78% Jan
21
Jan
68
113?;
100
86 % Apr
Oct
6% Mar
1.800
5%
5
Co
Granite City Steel
Grant (W T) Co common
21% Dec
5
Batteries
Grand
33?; Jan
2
20?.
27?;
_
6
4
4
*20
20
No par
5
Co
4
13% Jan
37% Oct
51,900
,
62
4?;
22?;
67 ?«
114%
114
40%
x34?;
42 %
10
Ac
Graham-Paige Motors,:
Granby Consol M S Ac P
59?a Jan
618 Feb
(W R)
23?;
5?;
67?;.:
44,600
60? a
5
Telegraph Co
(B Ft
Jan
.
a
1
Goodyear Tire As Rubber
Jan
35
23
93
(Tlmt
30
11
71% Oct 31
As
34%
>•
93%
4
Goebel Brewing Co
68
15?;
1
$4.50 preferred
Giiddcu
Gladding McBean
27
15%
.
84
10
34?;
34%
5?;
114%
23?;
•'
.
40%
23
155%
67%
*113
59 5
10
4
Jan
4?;
40?;
93%
common
29
158
50?;
84
preferred
Co
37?;
,100
Gillette- (The) Co
Giinbel Brothers common
Feb
17
23
4\0
4?;
a
♦30
51
23
100
Products Co
Getty Oil Co
36?
31
so?;
♦90
100
34% Jau
25% Feb
Dec
Gerber
*30
100
$5 preference
41
9
83V3c
preferred
14
4?; Jan
10
com
preferred
Georgia-Pacific Corp
2u% Dec
27
l
10
5?;%
Jan
38
General Tire As Rub
57'% July 18
2% Apr
8
9
Corp
preferred—
25
5
10,
1
Steel Castings
90
46% Mar 26
1(1
24
10c
General Telephone Corp
General Time Corn
2
11
2% Dec
21% Feb
5
6.67
Corp,.
3
21
157% Oct
24
Utilities Corp
Railway Signal
General -Realty As Utilities
25
7% Oct
83% July 37
43% Jan
Public
25?; Feb
Feb
114
Advertising
Outdoor
16% Jan
83
34?;
•113?;
114?;
General
20
20?« Feb
7
67?;
113?;
34 V;
34
114?;
67?;
X113?;
General Portland Cement Co_<
Jan
Mar
67%
114?;
4
31?; Feb
Jan
67
114?;
No par
;
Preferred $3.75
par'
7
52?2 Feb
Jan
32% OcL
8?; Feb
7,700
1,800
2
39% May 29
400
14 ?«
5,200
18
3
UV4
14?;
14?»
*5%
General
22
•11
11V4
14?;
5?;
19
18
*11
5?;
Shoe
Oct
10?;
15 >4
5%
Refractories—
Oct
10?;
14%
5?;
General
23
11%
15%
56 3
General
77
11?;
15%
50
56?;
5
83% Dec
1,200
1,600
57
4
July 17
?;
12? H
56> ;
37% Feb
185
49
12%
56?;
2*% Feb
7
84
49 %
12?;
56%
32 % Jan
108% Jan
*82%
49?;
*12%
56 %
20 % Jan
7
83
49?;
12?;
55?,,
15
4
82?;
49%
123n
,_l
16% jun
23
84 %
*49
12%
No par
General
Apr
*83
48%
12%
Corp,
Foods
General
30 % Mar
84?;
48?o
62
7
30?; Dec
4,200
23 ?;
16
107
1,300
33%
61 ?B
24% Jan
1
237it
32 %
23?;
41
July 31
23?;
33
60?;
22
22% Oct
24
23?;
37?; Jan
S5
24
32%.
62?;
34
25% Dec 23
24%
32 %
24
59%
39% May 22
45% May
30
?;
32?;
'
23
29% Oct 22
22% Nov
3,900
3,200
62
6
*
75?;
10?;
135
59?;
4'% Feb
26% Oct 22
IO;
134%
23?;
28% Jail
44?; Jail
27% Alar 19
*83
%
10 ?;
134? 4
9,800
62?;
34?; May 17
39
24
31%
•io?;
*133?;
10%
134
1,700
28 Vit
59 ?;
,4
Dec 18
33% Oct 22
24
24
31%
74?;
74?;
27%
74%
23
General Precision Ecpiipt Corp
1
$1.60 conv preferred
No par
$3 conv preferred
No par
General Public Service
10c
Dec
10%
134
28?;
75%
28?;
102
61
26
29?a Nov
74?;
10?;
57
28?;
♦100
59?;
41
26% Dec 23
75
134
27
27%
*54
28?;
23%
34% Jan
21
2b?;
58
102
61?«
68% Feb
July 19
18% July 3
50?; Jan 10
%
26
.
3,300
59?;
47% July 12
26
io?;
28
I
2,800
3?8
23?;
63?4 Feb
24?; Dec
74?;
*132
5?"
*100
'
1'
3?;
3%
28
28
,
15?;
60?;
60 % Jan
13
25?;
f
3%
♦53?;
1,300
t
26
?4
15
1
48 % Jan
5% Jun
*54 i '
'
♦25
153/a
*100 7' 102
102
4?a
4?u
26
15?;
I5
General Instrument Corp
General Mills common
57% July 15
58
28?4
•24?;
26
15?;
Co
4
.
28 %
4%
4%
>
Corp
12
2ft
4%
*24
Electric
Jan
18
4?u
26
Finance
Apr
Oct
5,300
General
68
42
32?'a
4?it
General
19
40
27% Oct
32?;
Feb
16
11
32%
% Jan 24
,47% Dec 31
30% Oct
32?;
24
General
1
32%
64
27
30
32a;
2
27
Jan
3,100
27
Feb
47% July 16i
115% Jan 24
34?;
19?; Jan
Jan
115
400
33?;
*23
59% Feb
43
C
July 20
1
■
II—5
57
4
2
10
.
4?o Jan
Jan
101% Nov
No par
common
series preferred
General Controls Co
Dynamics
23 3 4
34?;
*3?;
*53?;
200
23?;
3?4
*100
1,200
2,700
33?;
3?;
1
77/b
9%
42
23?;
15 3 a
50
7?;
9?;
42
33?;
15?;
100
11
69
1!)
preferred
6%
General
*24?;
9?;
42
23
15?;
100
.
Jan
22
33% Dec
1st
4?;
9%
42
33?;
l
preferred—
General Cigar Co Inc
General Contract Corp
9
40
56
4Vo
32%
9%
42
'23
33?;
32?;
_1
pur
29
9% Dec
50
General Baking Cu common
ft
$8 preferred
No par
General Bronze Corp
5
General Cable Corp com,—No
7
20% Dec
preferred
Acceptance Corp
General Aincr Oil Co of Texas
5
General Anier Transportation—2.50"
7
Jan
i
23
•
7%
7?;
9 ?;
33%
II.la
*7?;
»*4o?;
*22%
com
7?;
9?;
41?;
5
convertible
$4.50
7?;
9?;
*40?;
No par
Co
Corp (Tliei
Industries Inc
4?;%
ft
50
General American Indus com
6% convertible preferred^
General American Investors com
7
25
common
Wood
General
4% Jan 21
Jan
101
07% Dec 18
Gar
8
15% Feb
47?; Jun
1
19
Inc
Gardner-Denver
4
15-% Feb
1
B'/o convertible prelerred
GameweJl Co
(The;
35?a Feb
36?; Jan
Jun
(The)
Gamble-Skogmo
6
35% Feb
31
59
Co
6
2
30
0
Mar
27
30
Jan
9?; Mar
42
Jan
27
3 % Dec
51
Gabriel
19
243; Feb
23% Oct
Dec
8''2 Feb
8?; Jan
40?4 Jan
*85
?
71
25%
3,500
33%
10,100
a
22%
22%
22 3 8
4,700
137%
137%
13712
137%
33%
22'
*66
25%
34
71
25%
15%
15%
15%
86 %
86
86
33%
*68
25 %
15?a
*85
•
7,600
87%
103?;
58?;
42?;
41? ;
*89
15%
^
-
29,600
93
52?;
103
57?;
57?;
"
'
52?;
87
f
59?;
f
93
51?;
*102
'86%
58
21%
■: 33
19?;
■
51?;
5
Francisco sugar Co,——
Franklin Stores Corp
13 ?; Feb
33%,
20?;
32?;
I_io
Foster-Wheeler
21
2
32?;
20%
32?;
11?4
2
16
15
32?;
20?;
50
I_
12
9% Jan
*32?;
*90?;
103
.
54
32?;
51?;
is?;
*48
5,600
20?;
51?;
44?;
54
2,100
12?;,
20?;
52 /
*93
12%
12?;
6,600
14v;
100
~
37?i Jan
67 % Jun
*48
52?;,
*4
10
_.
:
12 %
■
79
50?;
4%.
32?;
*21%
'
93
"is?;
•75
50?;
21?;?
26
7
3,600
3,000
1q
Foremost Dairies Tne
Jan
25%
*57
3,400
27%
12,500
•
32?;
33
19 ?a
83%
17 %
27?;
*';xi9
33?;
21%
19%
♦102
16?;
26
32?;
21?;
"
40%
8?;
8?4
8?; <
■
32 Va
51?;
-
*4
54
1,800
8?;
20?;
34?;
21%
93? a
7%
Co, Nonar
♦48
.;
38% '
8
79
49?;
12?;
38?;
32%
*20
41%
100
Ford Motor Co
K.
•
41
preferred
17% Mar
11% Feb 27
32?;
*89
common
41?; Feb
14
Jan
Corp
As Light
Ltd—
Corp
12?«"
1
'
16%
-
20?;
20?;
20
5
i
*70
4?;
54
•
32?;
_No par
:
Food Machinery As Chcm
Corp
3%% convertible preferred
:
8
24% Jan
14
25% Feb
43
32
20%
80
16%
49?;
4
~
28
x27
x49
12?;
*48
20
16%
Shares
8
♦8?;
27%
IkeWMk
'
Mar. 7
58?;
38?;
27 %
49?;,
Sales far
Friday
Mar. 6
8
8%
-
•
Thursday
♦16?;
4?;
32
*
8?;
<■
♦73
4?;
55
<
<
80
12?;
<,
12?;
32
,
common
Food Fair Stores Inc
4
52?; Feb
2
.
$4.20 div cum pld ser of '51
Food Giant Markets Inc
j.
!
4% convertible preferred,
4
13
30
8
7
14
•
5
Power
Mar
92?4 Feb
;
Co
Power
Florida
Jan
-
29% Oct
32% Dec
Florida
Fluor
Feb
24-
(The)
17
47?; Feb
93
'
-'
100
(Tiie) Carpet. Co
16
Jan
% Jan
35Tb Dec
29
Feb
60?; Feb
•20
Firth
1
27%
48?;
4?;
.
PRICES
<
39?;
8
*8
.
16?;
27?;
"*471;
*90
5
10
~I«l25
Tire As Rubber <com
"''
6% Dec
_100
..HI
6
103% Mar
par
16?;
*73
48?;
4?;
Bearings—,5
Fidelity Phenlx
5
93% Jan
Bower
Facllic Electric -Co—
11
Paper Board Co com—
5
preferred
X.
25
Federated Dept Stores—
2.50 *
Fenestra Inc.
——10 1
Ferro Corp
IIIIII—1
Fibreboard Paper Prod comllNo
22?4 Jan 03
48%
•
8?;
-
"
80 a
12?;
4.60%
20% Feb -4
22% Jan
Dec
:*
•
Federal
6
'26% Feb
Mogul
Federal
7
2
Feb
57
6
•■
14
83% Feb
Corn
27?;
38 ?4
8%
*8?;
16?;
.
HIGH SALE
Wednesday
Mar. 5 :
39
•
8
8?;;
*73
Farwlck Corp_
13
July 23
50
39
8%
27 %
Il
&
39%
"
-•
(
Ma*. I
16?;
Fedders-Qulgan Corp common-,
1
^8%%' conv pld 1953 series——50--
7
Jan
13
i
24
20 % <fen
39 % Jan
8%
*8
23
Jan
*38?;
..
4?; Jan
52
48
2
B
-:
20
"
Taeilay.*
3I»r. 3
13% Jan
•
83?; Jan
2
R
Jaa
13
20% Jan 10
%20% Jan
6%
preferred series
Fansteel Metallurgical
7
July 12
itt % Jan
36% Nov 13
81% NOV
14
52% Mar
Far
Fajardo Sugar Co
Pais tall Brewing
Corp
Family Finance Corp common
6
May
67
4
27
28?8 Feb 24
45?« Jan
LOW AND
Monday
'
Fairbanks Morse At Co—No
par
Falrchild Engine &
Airplane Corp_l
5
Jail
16% Mar
11
"3% Oct 28
15
9% Feb
10
SO% Jan
19 ?; Dec
EXCHANGE
41?; Jan
Jan
34% Jun
:.s%ficp 10
27?i Jan '21
Highest
12
61% May 13
2.7% <Oct 22 '
29-
Jan
7?» Jan 14
Sep 30
:
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Ranjje Since Jan. t
Highest
2S?'s Nov 25
6
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for 1'rcvious
Lowest
Chronicle
—j———J
n
40
71
25%
4,900
15%
13,600
87?
2
30
•
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
IB
.
.
Monday, March
.
(1106)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
34% Jan
11
9
Jau
74 Dec
10
32% Jan
Aircraft
Grumman
9
2074 Jan
28
10% Jan
10
Guanlananio
17% Jan
20
Gulf Mobile & Oliio RR com—No par
10
41% Jun
24
81 74 Aug
93
6
28
98
Apr
Jan
Jan
3
98
Mar
96
Jan
29
97
Feb
38
Nov
4
41% Feb 21
No par
43%
*91%
94%
4
*95 %
89% Jan
Haekcnsack Water—
—25
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing:—5
x53%
18% Dec
2'4
67
24
Dec
11
11
45% Jan
20% Dec 24
39
24% .Dec 23
10
Hall
21
Hamilton
6
16% Jan
* Jan
2
Jan
2
73% Jan 22
24% Feb 11
21%
15
26% Jan
Jan
13
Jan
32% Feb
2
30
129
14
10
58% Jan 29
6
13% Mar
July 23
Jim
138
21% Jan
70
May 31
40 %
2974fOct 21
40% Feb
2074 Jan
2
28% Jan
13% Dec 31
Jan
111% Jan
20
3
38% Jan
53% Feb 28
17
52
9
G
Feb
Co
1077 a
10974
43%
43%
93%
*91%
93%
'91%
937 a
95%
95%
95%
95%
97 Va
98
*95%
39%
*39 %
54%
54%
20%
20%
2074
*95%
—____100
30% Mar 11
23% Feb 27
25 % Jan
7
Harris-Intcrlype
8
30
13
35% Jan
24
Harsco
Oct
8
51% Aug
30% July
2
20% Jan
2
23 % Jan
16
Harsliaw Chemical Co
32% Mar 25
22% Jan
3
24% Jan
30
If art Schaffner &
20
Dec 30
22
3% Oct
28
Nov
6% Jan
8
27
34% Jan 21
81
23% Feb 28
6
Jan
53
34
Mar
3
28% Jan
1
19
66
Feb
6
•14% Jan
16
14% Jan
2
22% Jan
9
% Dec 26
54
43% Jan
2
4!)
Jan
29
19
91
Jan
13
89
Jan
28
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26
2
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18
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9
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83
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16
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21
62
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25
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21
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4
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2
116
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23
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3
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2
2
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24
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ID
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7
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22
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3
08
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25
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12
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21
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2
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20
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3
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31
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2
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4
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11
40
32% Jan
2
40% Feb
26
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22
Jan
20
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8
22% Jan
40
Sep
74 Jan
5
10
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46
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6
4
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81
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10
24
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2
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3
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2
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10
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10
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69
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25
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20
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25
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20
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27
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8
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6
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3
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4
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14
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8
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19
6
11
2
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3
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4
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21
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2
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13
13
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19
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6
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4
22
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7
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21
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7
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3
•
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2
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5
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2
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137
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11
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65
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14
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82
25
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76
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22
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4
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13
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4
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26
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24
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112
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28
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14
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13
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17
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4
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11
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82
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24
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100
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7
91
3
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1974
1
:
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27
35
19
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6
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11
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9%
International Packers Limited
Interstate
28
12
,
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Nov
Feb
9%
;
nreferred—.—
7
Jun
69
9%
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17
18
75
Aug 29
3474 Dec 10
7,100
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14% Feb
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Jan
10
23%
common
5
78
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5%
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International
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83
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common
preferred
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1974
68
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4%
83
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20,700
10
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•
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18 7 a
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83
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5
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84
,
38%
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Intil Harvester
68
68
24%
4%%
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28
28% Mar 29
22
31% Jan
6
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2
24
31% Mar
2774
1234
4274
10
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50
2774
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4
13
25
Feb
37% July 10
36% July 16
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23
28
Jan
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50
1274
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35
30
Oct
57% Jan
100
5
7
19
40% May 23
51% Apr 23
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33
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7
10
56%
56%
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24%
22
22
111% Jun
3
8
Feb
34
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29% Feb
Feb
125
28
13
10
106% May 10
24% Jan
3
73% Feb
11
28% Nov
26% Jan
4
31% Feb
5
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77% Mar
17
Oct
148% Mar
34074 Feb
2
Oct
Dec
2
17
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12
10
Jan
13
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20% Oct
Jan
27
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30
22
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85
27
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20
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2
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16
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19
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42%
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13
86% Jan
3974
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12%
20
22 74 Jan
3
500
39%
39%
27%
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23% May 14
21
10%
12%
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20
Jan
10%-
113
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100
Inspiration Cons Copper
35% Jan
11
a
2374
5
;
4
92
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6
4
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24
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100
1
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Feb
Dec
273a
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: 56%
<
Ingersoll-Rand common
6% preferred
Feb
Nov
2.900
2774
3574
Mexico
86
18
2074
27%
22%
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3274 Feb
81
2074
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:
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158
10
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10
preferred
2
74 Jan
10
10
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2
39
91
10
4.42%
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3
400
2,900
28%
68
18%
52
25% Jan
37% Jan
4874
42
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900
//
75
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Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
•
2674
-
27%
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preferred
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26
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11
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26
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52
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114%
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10
13
39%
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preferred
25% Dec 23
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31%
4574 Mar
156
39%
,
14%
75
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30%
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16
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14
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27
34%
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15
7
-
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26%
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4574 Mar
48%
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6% Dec 30
Dec
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5
3174 July
69
91
33% Feb
46% Apr 23
148
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89
61
4974 Jan
47% Feb
6% Jan
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39%
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17,700
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11
110
63
48
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34
47%
10
47% Apr
63
34
48
48
-1
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61
34
4-1-34
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48%
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4
34
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Ideal Cement Co
3274 Feb
*32
4%
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7
13% Dec 23
Nov
&
Co
Hupp Corp common
5% conv pfd series A
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
Industria
59
1,000
33%
4%
%
41%
100
100
100
preferred series A
4.08%
5
800
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4%
26
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50
preferred
Hui\t Foods & Indust Inc com
47% Jan 21
Jan
2474
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39%
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4
48
24
24%
474
26
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100
5% noncumulative preferred—100
2974 Jan
13
1,300
24
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4%
10
4474 Feb 25
14
14,900
21%
24%
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8
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52
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64 74 Mar
38
2
35
21%
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3574 Feb 11
9
3
34
21%
67 %
10
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21%
14
1
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2,800
a
33
61
Power—No par
;—J
19
;
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Jan
Nov
17
16
2
25% Oct 23
Nov
16
13% Jan 27
Jan
2
38
40
4(i
13% Jan
40
26
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;6% Jan 16
3
Inc
Howard Stares Corp
Sound
257
33
33%
54%
Howe
20% Jan«
63% J[gn
32% May
40
3
6
2% Jan
4
May 31
75% Aug 12
4
26% Dec
1% Jan
4% Jan
41% Mar
72% Jan
25
3274
138
2574
14%
54%
Houston
4
Feb
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1U
10
4
Jan
40
17
Dec
5% Jan
22
30
29% Jan
'57% Feb
7
Jan
8% Jan 22
May 21
35% May 23
12% Dec 23
50
54
,1,100
21%
-
25%
10
,—30
—12.50
1C
preferred—
4% preferred
4.40%
preferred
8
*134
25%
*23%
27,
3%%
Feb
2,100
28
.
3274
a
138
".
*25
%/ 4%
2
20'5
Household Finance common—No par
84
*134
30
23
50c
—
convertible
'
25
1374
*21%
32%
34%
No par
com
1
$5
$2.25
32 7
31%
*134 I'-' 138
2474
13%
66%
*88
common„5
6
Apr 26
8% Dec 31
43
,6
Feb
83
Apr
1
60% July 11
46% Oct 22
1 % Sep
6
Jan
31%
31%
31%
138
24%,; i 25%
-/
".
33
47%
Co
7
32 % Feb
13
80
Corp
Houdaille-Induslries
38% Feb
9
27% Jan
100
3
31 %
*134
4%.
73%
preferredHotel Corp of America
5% conv preferred
30
16% Jan
Oil
400
a
5
$4.25
16
18% Nov 28
34% Nov 13
27%
24 7
26
1
Elcctrochem
Hooker
4
4
3
28
12%
Corp
Holly Sugar Corp common
5% convertible preferred
31
Jan
27%
*28
13-%
:
14'%
No par
Homestake Mining—
NOV
28%
26%
Co
16% Sep 24
11
1
9
15% Oct 22
;
28%
14%
05%
2.50
25% Nov
,/ 700
28%
»
12%
Corp
13'%
72 3.i
23
1
ICO
(conv)
9,900
2,200
*72
—5
Inc—
Heyden Newport Cliem Corp
3%% preferred series A
13% Feb
11% Jan .13
(The)
2074
14
7274
50
-1
series A
preferred
44% Feb
•30% Feb
54 7
20%
7
2374
50
2
19
3974
5474
2074
72
56
14
40% Jan
3974
5474
20.7 a
22%
56
26% Jan
42% Sep
3934
54.-
23
*49
47% Jan
37% Jan
12
24
*3974
33
.100
4
17% July 16
27% Feb
39%
72
Hershey Chocolate common—No par
4%%
460
54%
22%
4%
2 1/12
preferred
5c/o
"v
*13%
*71%
31%
*24
No par
Powder common
98
98
72%
21%
15
Motors
Hercules
7
10
July 25
24% Dec
8% Oct
2
5
>96 7a
*9672
■
100
Heinz
—25
3.65%
preferred:
100
Heller (W E> & Co
1
Helme (G W)
common
10
7% noncumulutive preferred—_25
Feb 26
36
4,700
98
22%
33
common
common
34,100
98
14%
25
preferred
(H J) Co common
15
/ 28% Mar
Co
,
138
3%%
38% Jan
10
47% July 11
115% Jan 30
103% Oct 22
47 % Jan 23
44% Nov 14
6
32% Jan
8
17% Jan
9% Dec 30
Jan
6
Corp of America
Hecht
7
Jan
74
14
72% Jan
July 24
18% Jan 22
15% Oct 10
19
30% July 23
22% Sep
35
May
26% Mar
Marx_—
97%
22%
28 7
31%
1
4% '/o preferred
——.—-50
Haveg Industries Inc
—5
Hayes Industries Inc...
1
12
28% Apr
2
76% Jun 20
14% Dec
21% Nov 22
43
July
9
3% Jan
7
Hat
4% Jan 27
v
43 J a
95
*71%
24
2.50
5
10
Corp ;
Corporation
42%
"92
72%
*134
—1
24
1.800
10838 1 09%
T4%
21%
30
29% Dec
Jan
'.54
32%
23 % Dec
39%'
.v
200
5,700
"
43%
x20%
23%
com——7.50
52;
6,700
'
22
preferred—_
6%
26
52-%
107%
54 f
*14%
14
527a
43%
106
107
21 •>
*71%
127% Oct
15%
22%
1
100
2.50
1
common
Paper Co
Hammond Organ Co
Harbison-Walk Refrac
17
32% Mar
135
Watch
convertible preferred
4%
Hanunermill
15%
-95%
39%'-
20%
5
Printing Co
(W F)
157 a
43%
98,
39%
14%
14%
52
H
53% Dec 30
8%
*91%
95%
100
100
preferred
$4.44 dividend preferred
$4.40 dividend
18%
*8%
43%
43%
93%
Shares
18%.
874
'527a
14%
52 %
106
106
104
Co—
$4.20 dividend preferred—2—100
7
10
Utilities
Mar. I
19
*8
14%
52%
53%
18%
u
8
8
Sales for
the Week
Friday
Mar, (i
19
Xl8%
8%
14%
14%
*53
No par
25
Corp
Common
30
95
95% Jan
2
4
Oil
States
43% Feb 28
6
Jan
92
Oct
Nov
Gulf
10
89
5
83
81
25
39% Jan
11
% Feb
Feb
Sugar
preferred
$5
60% Feb
111% Jan 27
5
Mar
52
101
4
Gulf
34 'A Jan
14%
4
PRICES
Thursday
Mar. 5
19%
*8
8
8
25
19%
19%
19%
Feb
8
May 13
152
103'/a Oct 21
1
1
Corp
Eng
14% Feb
11
80% Jan
11
47 74 Dec
17% Jan
14
12% May 10
2
14
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
HIGH SALE
Wednesday
Mar. 1
Mar. 3
EXCHANGE
AND
Tuesday
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year l'J',7
1574 Oct
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
* 87 74
5
5
1874
84
21
847 4
21
84%
59%
5974
59%
89%
8974
/
2174
3874
90
3874
8974
90
.
10
39%
40
x3974
100
93%
94
x93.
-1
423a
42-74
4274
5
187a
18
91
90
38
38
v
4274J
90
3 8 74
3974- 40
39%
'9374'
* 87 %
3 7 74
'
93 74
42%
9 3 74"
4374
:
2874
2874
-
34%
*120
38
4%
34%
*12172
122
38
38 %
5
5
122
38
5
20
3,600
700
18%
19
18%
18%
1,700
21
21%
2172
217a
2,000
8474
8574
60%
61
*8674
90
*84
60
*8674
86
6074
90
140
2,200
391700
38 74
38%
89%
8974
700
4074
4074
43,400
37%
38%
88%
8974
39%
40%
93%
94
93% -9374
680
42%
42 %
42%
43 74
6,300
•
10
1958
Number 5723
Volume 187
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
i
(1107)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
K
Range for Previous
STOCKS
•
Year 1957
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
.
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
the Week
Friday
Mar. 7
Mar. 6
Mar. 5
Mar. 4
Mar. 3
Sales fsr
SAL* PKICES
Wednesday
Thandij
AND HIGH
LOW
...
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
c
Shares
K
22
Dec
30
671/2 Dec
30
37
Dec
19
82
D6c
13
49
39% Jan
74% July 23
79% Nov 12
Nov
83
2
83
2
42% Mar
81% Jan
2
86
Feb
8
91% Jan
30
98
Jan
90
Jan
Jan
18
Feb
2li
3
93% Jan
11
77% Jan
4
50% Jan
38% Jan
31P
Nov
7
25% Oct
22
32% May
22y4Oct
29
26% July 11 >.
5
31
17
32% Oct
15
Apr 17
49% July 10 v
128% Jan
22
75% Jun
28
"
29% Dec
26
40% Oct
22
26
Dec
26
23% Dec
19
33
23
Dec
33% Jan
i
.
2.',
3'
••Jan
16
30
25% Jan ,;2.
34% Jan "2
78% Jan
11
94% "Apr
10
9
Dec
30
21% Mar
7
22
Dec
17
11
30
4
24% Jan
17
30
26% May
66% Dec
9
18% Jan
-Jan
17".
12% .Oct
20% Oct
:
22:
47
"
5:
61
29%'Feb
41% Feb
;:v2
22% Jan
23% Dec
27'% "Apr
34% Jan
16
5
;
1,400
41
41%
84%
*83
84%
*83
84%
83%
83%
*83%
86
93 %
*90%
93%
*90%
93 %
*90%
93%
*90%
93%
99
*96%
99
93%
*90
97
*94
41 %
%
98
*90
93%
*90
93%
*90
93%
*90
97
♦94
97
*94
97
*94
*58%
58%
58%
58%
58
*35%
36%
36%
36 %
37
*96%
98
98
99%
*98
Corp
30%
30%
30%
31%
79%
80%
80%
82
36 %
36 %
37
37%
36H4
1
38%
39 %
x39 %
40 Hi
39%
40
23%
X22H4
23
2 2 Hi
23%
22%
25
Kresge
(S S)
6
31
31 Hi
600
52%
51%
52
51 %
52%
23%
23%
24
24
24%
25 Va
10,000
1,900
28
28%
28%
29 Ti
2,000
82%
11
11
1
15% Jan
.
27
16
.-3% Nov 19 'i•
17
Oct
•
9
Jan
11 '•
45% Jan
~-3
Oct
22
Oct
19
Jan
4
17- Jan- -2.rv 1$Hi"Feb. ; 3
:18% Jan. 2"
20
*—'
Jan' 27.
25' Feb'20
"28% Jan 30
24
16
3
_3
Jan
67
41%
82
81%
40%
81%
6,000
82
'
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11
Hi
3,300
26 3
26
26%
26%
26%
26%
26 Hi
3,000
32 Hi
11,200
a
30%
2':'"
2
4% Jan
67
67%
25% Feb
15
25% Dec
25
23
27
31
19
Apr 29
84% July 17
13% Jan 14
150% Mar
163i Feb
2
78% Mar
7% Jan
2
9Hi Jan
2
72% Jan
Jan
Jan
7V>; 152,
f
22
07% July 18
00% Jan
72:% Jan
9
46%
9% Dec 30
7 % Dec 26
16%Anr
18
10-
Jan
26
Oct
52 % July 30
10
25% Oct
90% Oct
i
,
23% Jan
Nov
7
Feb
26
89
Jan
25
4
92
78% Nov 12
93
Mar
4
Apr
100
Aug 26
'
7
Jun
103
Aug 26
"80
,
117;
25
19% Oct 22
93
•
Jan 11
40% July 16
36% May 13
11
■'*■29% Oct Ml
2
57% Jan
22
11% Oct 31
4
•
■84
; .15% Jan >2
•
.
116
-
•
Doc
16
45% Feb
5
2
13%. Jan
-
28% Jan
v
2
-
2
31
Jan
107% Feb
22% Jan
101% Jan
- 8
j Jan
32% Jan -10 I-'
Jan
8
11% Jan
2
10%
10 Hi
34 Hi
34%
35
.
5%
-
1%
*
45/a
4 Hi
6%
6,809
1%
1%
3,100
16%
*4%
4%
400
18,500
1,200
%
6
1%
17
*16%
4%
*4%
26%
26%
X26%
26%
26 Hi
26%
26Hi
Zno par
16 V*
16%
16 %
16%
16 Hi
16 Ha
73%
75%
74%
75%
75Vi
78
8%
8%
8Hs
8 %
Jfuuf1' ^,ore« Corp
L bbey-Oiyens-Foi-d
Link
11%
33
__4
10
35 %
loo
conv
100%
22%
10
com
conv
*102
*82%
50
Louisville
Lukens Steel
55%
66%
Nashville
&
14%
55
55
5 4 Hi
11%
310
54 Hi
11%
4,700
=
3,700
2,200
1,200
11%
*11%
11%
7%
7%
7%
38%
38%
38%
9,300
40 Hi
40%
40%
7%
38'A
40 Ti
40 Hi
14
13 Hi
14
13 Hi
13%
20,400
29,100
'
7 Hi
9,500
••
33%
3538
35%
V
x33%
35 Hi
35 Hi
35%
35%
109%
109 H i
Cl
109%
109 Ti
108 Hi
108 Hi
109
109%
720
22%
23%
23%
23'A
22%
23%
23
23%
8,100
-
33%
33%'
35%
23%
104 "
104 'r
82
87
92
*90
104Hi
43%
44%
136
136
29%
30%
55%
30%
56%
J
"\i
Ye" k
104%
56%
'
v
"
84
*82
*90
92%
*104% 105 Hi
42 Ha
43%
*90
~40
84
92%
.
»)
40
104H4
100
42%
43 Ti
122,600
136
136
110
Ti
29 Hi
30%
29%
30
55%
58%
57 Hi
4,300
32,900
12%
67%
2,900
104
12%
12%
12 Ha
12%
12%
12 Hi
58%
12%
67%
66
67%
66%
68H4
67%
68 Ti
55 Hi
18,100
*103 Ti
136
*134
33 Hi
,
'
35% ■35%
104
*82
83%
*82
*90
92%
' ' *104% 105Hi
44
42%
135% 135%
'
30%
♦29%
33
*102
*102
104
♦102
33%
33
33 Ti
v
66
-12%
12
Co
68 Hi
146%
72 Hi
r,
:
44%
Loivenstetn (A3) & Sons Ine
6
14
136%
30%
3.33 %
5
6
14%
43
68%
145
39%
13%
■'
*134
68 Hi
.
39Hi
7%
39%
10
Louisville Gas & El Co (Ky)_Nopar
6,700
7,500
•
39
39 %
300
LorJIJard (p> Co comnion_,
7%, preferred
8 Hi
71H4
11%
7%
39 Hi
105
6,000
77
8 Hi
73
54 Hi
7 %
109 %
I6H0
76
8 Hi
71%
54%
55
39%,
•
16
78 Ti
146H4 447
71%
38%
92%
*90
*103
300
pfd
xll
16 Hi
77%
8%
68%
68 Hi
147
701i
7%
39-%
14%
a
70%
39 %
39
1
/o
:
54%
•
16%
>
-
8 Hi
11%
69%
54
7%
3
68 3
147
147%
54
ion
8%
'
68 Hi
68%
147%
69
No~nar
G
148
69
5
~
Lockheed Aircraft Corp_
4 40%, series
29
68%
68
*146%
*
11%
Belt Co
Corp, (The)—
preferred
Long Island Lighting Co
17
28
1,200
26%
100
100
Jan
2,200
16,600
-
16 Ti
6
1%
1%
10
86%
4%
5 Hi
6
17
16%
86 Va
88
26%
_100
.62%.Feb
13% Feb
•
10%
34Hi
26 %
Jf kcrles J3 D preferred
preferred
4.2.)
series
60J; Jan -10.-/ A 68% Mar
*1038
34%
5
Fink
,Vr4.35%. series E prcfcrretl
31 Ti Jan
56% Feb 28
7
28
-
*85
10%
Products
&
4
140
88
10%
24Hi
11
14
-
1,000
23%
20
-44% Feb
10
27% Feb
128
26%
24%
92% Feb
Mar
1,200
25%
23 Hi
105% Feb
82
19%
:
23 Hi
4.84/%
20
•=
19%
26%
23 Hi
23
4
19Hi '
26%
23 %
Lone Star Cement Corp_____
Lone Star Gas Co common
4
104
13
19%
-•
23
.Litton
9
800
>
23%
30
-23% Feb
•2,:
•
101% Jan
600
18
19%
17 %
4 Hi
4%
•
1%
*17
18
3%
34
,
-
18%-
9,600
25%
-
22%
Loew's Tnc
•
Jan
*4%
6
5%
1%
.
*3%
1
Lionel
•
2
-
Jan
17%
*17
No par
■
34%
33%
1%
*25
3%
(The)
13
Jan
6
16%
16H4
25H4
27
*85
lOHi
lOHa
*17%
2 6 Hi
88
*85
17 Hi
♦19
27%
27
1
88
1%
prei'eiTed__lNopar
List Industries Corp
Industries lnc___
9
5
..
-35% Feb
-112
18
Mar
82
90
A.34
.
'
'15% Feb
:
,
6
6
'
33% Jan\*2• .43% Feb
Jan
93% Jan
>
5
Jan
7% Jan
- 43% Jan
26%
6
1
Glass Co
10
Llbby McNeill & I.ibby
7
Liggett & Myers Tobuc< :o com__,_25
l)rcffirred
305
Lily Tililn cup Corp
" )o
6
Feb
2.;;;.;ii %
-.
37% Feb 25
'■'-•
6
Jan 29
,,57
122% Jun
'■ 22
12
-
5
Dec
30% Jun
-
54% Dec 30
•-11
:-
133% Dec 27
t July 24
23% Oct 22
-
71: Feb 25";
10% July 16
25
27
..,'73 " Mar
Janv?;3
19%
10% ' 10%
33%.
33%
1>5
17%
17%
19%
*3%
♦25
5,200
Lebn
23
65%
'
17%
3%
67%
Lehman Corp
24
143
7
19%
*85
10
Norar
50c noncum 2nd pfd
i
•»
18
25%
~C° commonl3
100
S?aA & WftVl8a,ion Co
Portland Cement__
$3 nohcwm 1st
-
17
14% Jan '"2
46% Dec-24
36 % Oct
Feb
70% Jan
;68% Jan/31•.:
-
Jan
19 %
.
Leliigh
4
28
*17%
-c|*o ^ameSr & Kons
3.80% preferred
13
22% Feb
7
*""5
25%
*3%
*
17
25%
3 %
67Hi
16%
16%
16%
25%
*3%
300
20%
20%
68 Hi
67 Hi
,
31%
20Hi
♦20
20%
16%
25%
3%
*3%
Lehigh Valley RR
■Lehigli Valley Coal common
% Feb
21
62% Aug 26
'
13
5
pfd_75 Pesos Mex
16%
33%
32%
32%
♦20
67%
V 67
<
31%
31%
20%
16%
*25
280
11%
25 %
16%
4
"25
Lane Bryant *.
Lee Itubber &
.
..
17% Feb
•
4
32% Jun 14
130 % Aug
9
50
Jan 18
La Consolidada 6%
2 >: %7% Janr 20
5% Jan
1
' Jan- 2>-;>"
1% Jan "9
4
lo
7% Feb
23
■?'l 4.32% ^preferred series A
Jan 17 r86% Mar
7
10% Feb' 25"O'i'l 1 % Jan'! 7
20. - Jan
35 / Mar77
20% Jan
7% Dec 31
Laclede Gas Co common
4
14
83
2% Jau
14% Oct 22
i.
5
Mar
13% Jan
'
17% Jan
22
17
25% Mar
14
,
17% Mar 14
19
5% Dec 10
,1
Dec 12
12% Oct 22
65% Dec
4
94
Nov 27
26% Oct
■r-
36% Apr
'
24% Dec 24
82
8
V.
6
3% Jan
•;
24% July
;
Jan "
22%
24
20% July 15
22
17% Dec 27
'/• 10% Dec
13% Jan'. 2
2
Mar 22
4% Jan
40 Ti
40 Hi
82%
25%
30%
20
65%
*29
41%
X82
'
*20%
30%
20
5
29%
X40%
11
26%
26
10
No par
83
*82 %
82%
31 Ti
32
*31
-
'
'•
6,300
31
—1
Kroger Co .(The)
9,900
3,500
51
100
Co
40 Hi
23%
52%
41%
(SiH) & Co
Kroehler Mfg Co
39%
22%
31
23%
Kress
37 Hi
40%
23%
*30Hi
27%
6
V-;
X51H4
41
5
37%
37%
37
38%
23%
37%
30%
22%
6
2,300
18,000
52
27 Hi
33% Mar
12%
32%
83 Hi
30%'
5
Inc
300
31 Hi
%
51%
—--1
;
1,600
1,600
81%
31%
79 H4
41
20% Feb
68% Mar
12%
12
12
.
30%
79
23
J)
12 %
*12
30%
79%
27%
(E
27'A
78%
_
preferred
27
*11%
;—
200
27%
27%
„
No par
2.50
;
2,800
30 Hi
273/s
12%
37
30Hi
31%
*12
♦36 %
30 Hi
31%
12 %
60
37
27%
%,
93%'
97
,
59H4
59%
*36
27%
30
50
~Io
37
31%
40%
.
58 Hi
58%
Hi
31 %
22%
Korvctle
27
800
42 Ti
27%
2
Jan
91%
42
1
10
'
90%
42%
Royal Dutch Airlines—100 Q
Koppers Co Inc common
10
'2:
»
91
42
*94
1
Copper
King-Seeley. Corp
--'4%
26 Hi Feb
91
42
*96%
■KLM
7
22
2
u.
91
42
*27%
1
; 12% Feb
10'
91
31%
common
83% Jan
•;
91 y8
27%
(Julius) .& Co
Kimberly-Clark
Jan
28
as;
Jan
10
3
'52% Mar" 7
♦9014
31 %
4%%' conv prior preferred
Keyslolie Steel. & Wire Co_
:
91
27 %
Kern Coiihty Land Co
24
45
8.75
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus
4
Jan
31% Feb
»
65% Jan
2
Kayser
;44% Jan/27
2
46% Jan
22% Feb
36% July 11
-
39 % Feb
.
45
x305/a
Pbwer & Light Co
Kennecoit
5
46%
5
Kansas
31
*44
No par
Kansas Gas & Electric Co
500
45%
46 %
*90
50
59,400
80
45%
*83
com—No par
preferred
non-cum
45
100
.
Kclsey Hayek Co—
24
50% July 25
35% Jan
4.
4%
,,.
Southern
33% Jau 30
•v
25"'
Feb
38
5
City
I—
26 Hi
*79
80
45
*41%
100
preferred
Kansas
17
*79
1
80
26
26%
25%
24%
*79
79Hi
*78
100
preferred
4.35%
84 Hi Feb
.
20% Jan v'7
5
91
preferred
Feb
16-
27;
27
100
preferred
100
4.50%
Mar
2
30% Feb
76% Nov
Dec
;
*44
preferred
4.20%
32 - Feb 20
27% Feb 21
,
convertible
6
21
Feb
37
.2
10% Jan
19;,
32% July
43% Jan
60 .-
,
10
Jan
75% Jan
4 J
47% May 31
22
38% Oct
20% Oct
25
Feb
50
21
Feb
95
!S"
29% Jan
3
94
2
7
Jail
34
■101% Jan
6
,
I 4%
79%
24%
24 %
23 Hi
23%
*78
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
3.80% preferred
100
14
90
Feb
9% Dec
7
23 >4
33%
preferred—100
preferred
4%%
31
15
1
convertible
,74%%
7
96% Jan
•
4 % %
30
45%" Mar
,%
Kaiser Alum & Chem Corp.:
7
Jail
2
Apr
77% Dec
89
Jan
96
29% Dec
26% Mar
.
38% Jan
5
,96
21;
Dec
-
28
39 Hi Jan
24
Jan
102
Aug 28
84% Oct 25
32
14
Mar 12
98
■
80
47
Feb
Feb
68% Jan
9
105% Aug
33% Oct 23
88
23
46% May 15
109% May
56
<
2,700
7,600
.
!i,U
«
M
22 % Dec
16
39% Mar 22
125
112% Dec 26
19% Oct 22
27
77
Oct
;
22
'
Nov 18
Nov
4
32% July 12
32% May 17
.
80% Jan
v7% Mar 28
33
Mar
30
11% July
89
19
1
2
Jan
Jan
2
Jan
15
21% Jan
2
23
,
116
30% Jan 23
123% Jan 30
;
26% Feb
.
31.% Feb
-Jan.', 3.,
78% Jan
6. 7-84% Feb
20
-
8
-
Jan
14
31% Jan
3
14
14
8% Mar
,
6
,38% Feb
10'v
4
'
28% Dec 23
385
Dec
27
44,/ Jun 12
530
20
Dec
17
26 X Feb
11
5% Jan
:2
.': ,-9%
Jan
July 23
17% Jan
18
420
13
10
4% Nov 12
4%.Nov 26.
11% Dec 23
36% Mar
30% Jan
2
•
Feb ,10
390
50% Jun
23% Dec 24
•
May 27
14
,
\
V7i% Jan ,23
7 7%
Jail
30
,..■■14% Feb
3
Jan
19
28% Jan 31
3
Jan
6-
12% JEtn=.
7
Feb
4
2
16
37% May 13
15% July 17
21
z4% Oct
5% Jan
2
.7% Feb
15 % Dec
24
38
13% Feb
18
19H« Feb
17% Oct 22
Jan
20% Apr
54% Feb
49% Dec 26
2
27H« Feb
18% Jan ' 2
51% Jan
9
))f eleiTed
Mack Trucks Inc
35% July 19
25% Jan
2
35
8
29% Jair
2
35% Feb
6
91
81% Jan
8
88
Feb
31
5
13
Jan
28
47% Jan
22
35 % Jan
26% Aug 15
23% Dec 20
8
33%-Dec
30
40% July
69% Nov
11
83
69
6
Nov
61% Sep
22
83
77
4
Dec
23
49% Nov
7
Jan
8
31
Mar 22
Feb
20
Mar
■
25% Jan
34;
-
79
Jan
2
70
36% Jan
'
Jan
3
7
21
3.9 % Feb
.•
82
Feb
72
23% Jan
2
'.29
55
50% Jan
31
52
12% Dec 30
17% Apr
21% Dec 31
30
9
22
Jan
4
39
Oct
30
42% Apr
30
11
Dec
23
13% Mar 11
60
Dec
30 "
29%
Nov"
,75% Apr
17
13
Jan
'2
20
Feb
26
62
"Jan ^2
May 14
50% July 24
34% Feb 11
12
10
Dec
67
Dec 23
15% July 18
122% July 8
47% Oct 22
10%'Jan "2
-
2
"30
19% Jan
13% Dec 30
33-
Apr
;1
20
Nov
Dec
29
7
17
14
31
13
Mar
-34Mar
8G% Jan
•2
61
56
20
Aug 12
79
Jan
75
77
99
Sep 10
104% Jan
89
Aug 30
July 10
July 25
9
May 23
86% Apr 17
103
Feb
19
Jan
86
Jan
24
90
85
Jan
31
87% Feb
97% Jan
14
1,700
19%
7,900
52 Hi
52 Hi
*53%
54 Ti
*53%
54
1,400
33 Hi
34
5
19%
19 V*
19Ha
50
*52%
53%
53
53%
33
31%
*84%
33
31%
'
33%
31%
31%
33
85%
*84
x31%
31%
85%
31 Hi
*
34
31 Hi
85%
*84
31Hi
*84
34
3-4
31%
85%
31 Hi
♦85
34
5,200
31%
3,4)0
86
31 Hi
31%
31%
Ti
28 Hi
29%
38 Hi
37 3 i
38 Va
15,000
31%
32 %
3138
31%
28%
29
29
29%
x29
29%
*28%
37%
37%
3 7 Hi
38%
38
38%
38 %
81
81
*80%
*80 Ti
81
80 %
81
81
80%
81
80
80
*79
80
*79
80
*79
80
10
81%
72
*71%
73
*70%
73
*70%
73
20
*26%
*80
*70%
25%
*51
72
72
31
29
1,300
3,500
120
26%
26
26%
27
28%
29
52
52
*51%
52%
52
52
30
52
*13 Hi
13%
14
14
400
13%
14
20
20%
20 %
300
42%
No par
*14
14%
*20
21
*42
*20
21
20
1,600
28%
29%
29 Hi
30%
30'A
31
32%
32%
35
34%
34%
34 Hi
3 4 Hi
34%
35 Ti
6,800
40 Hi
.39%
40%
41
2,600
3
40
41
40
11%
11
*11%
11 Hi
1
5
11 Hi
75
75
75 Ti
700
58%
59
59%
1,509
14
10
6
19
17
30
% Feb 26
101% Feb
16%
19 Hi
6 Hi
x34%
McGraw-Hill Publishing
„! McGrcgor-Doniger Inc class A
Mclntyre PorcupineMines
McKesson
&
RobblnS Inc
McLean Trucking Co
McLellan Stoics Co
19
6
18
-1
—1
McQuay-Norris Alfg Co—
10
Mead.Corp. common
5
4%% preferred (1st series)—100
Melville Shoe Corp common
1
.
4%
Merck
&
Co
Inc
Co Inc
common
$3.50
preferred
$4 conv 2nd preferred
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
4.35% preferred series
3.85% preferred series
100
*15%
19 Hi
1
convertible
Mcsta
10
16 Ti
19%
6
preferred—100
& Co Inc
1
3%%
McDermott (J Ray)
McGraw-Edison Co
6
Jan
15%
19Hs
6 Hi
120
7
94
16 Va
19%
3,500
92
Mar
6%
16%
19 Hi
76
46% Mar
.
6%
16 Hi
11%
3
2
Hi
16%
42%
5
2
6%
16%
11%
Feb
Jan
6%
6Hi
6%
76
Jan
84% Jan
500
42%
19% Feb
39
8
18
6 Hi
llHs
39
Feb
6 Hi
76%
130
July 12
28
*6%
16%
*23%
3
2
63
Jun
2,600
Corp common
$2.50 preferred
7
94
-
24 %
McConl
10
21% Jan
85
900
1,000
6Ha
24%
6%
50
J
15% Jan
76
13%
2 3 Hi
No par
30% Mar
109% Jan
*6%
13%
23 Hi
No par
common
preference
McCall Corp
Mercantile Stores
Feb
24
13 %
2.4%
5
$3
26
Mar
83
29
13 Ti
23%
No par
21% Feb
45
Nov
13
24
No par
—No par
;
19
7
69% Apr
preferred
$3.75 pfd
Feb
14% Oct 29
37% Dec 24
13
23 Hi
6%
1
73
'8
128
37% Dec 20
13
—100
2
10
Jan
13
No par
preferred series B
Men gel Co (The)
79
1,200
76%
3
19% Jan
6%
77 Hi
4
36% Jan
10
3,700
*6 Hi
.
24
;,
77
83% Feb
26
2,400
26%
78%
25% Feb
29
6%
36%
430
26Hi
77%
5
Feb
89
*385
Hi
10
30
25% May 20
26
11%
5
44% Nov
29% Feb 12
*6Hs
6Hi
36%
36 Hi
400
42%
"
Jan/ 7
6%
6%
26%
11 Hi
37% Jan 22
93% Feb
7
7
22% Jan
6%
26%-
11 Hi
15% Jan
3
6 Hi
36Hi
400
460
26 Hi
200
19,200
42
14
9% Jan
6%
27
36Ha
36
*400
60
8%
37%
11%
15% Feb
,
6%
36%
37
42%
77% Feb
59% Feb
7
13% Jan-4 2
May 8
30% Apr 24
88% Jan 29
34% Mar 21
72% Sep 10
105% Jan
3
2
93
6
74% Nov 25
19
Mar
A 40% Jui}
81% Nov 27
21
July
52--Jan
8H4 Jan
12 % Dec
63
26%
*8 Hi
8%
37Hi
460
*400
27
84
8%
36%
11%
11 Hi Jan
>,
35%
35%
*83%.
8%
363b
6%
May Dopl; Stores common
$3.75
35
35%
84
*8%
35%
12/L McCrory Stores Corp common—50c
3- -i ,' 33% Mar
6,
34%Mar '5 - "37% Jan
3
39*'^ Jan W'-'* z 42% Feb.:. 5
:68Ta Jan
*83%
8%
35 Hi
«
13 %
4
Corp
Co
Feb
83%
30%
6%
No par
preferred
Maytag
8
83%
30 Hi
9,300
2,900
*12%
Co
Masonifo
7
28% Mar
"47
4%%
Martin
28
79
27
5
& Co com
10
Jan
24
83%
25'A
6%
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
Feb
^12% Feb.
30 Ti
300
27
124Hi
x23
30%
-
No par
-—5
L
Mar
16
30%
460
♦123
\
1
Manhattan-Shirt
% $3.40
42 % Feb
'
39 % Jan * 9
Vll.Vi Feb 21W
1
ManatirSugar Co.
.Mandcl Bros
Marshall Field
34%
25 Hi
X30%
*8 Hi
34%
25
30Hi
83%
27
27
124%
25
24 Hi
8%
*400
*26%
123
24%
30%
50
26 Hi
124%
24 3 i
83%
,
26 Hi
*123
25%
8%
Mahoning Coal RR Co
Mallory (P R) &
27
124Hi
83%
24
14% Jan
*26%
♦123
30%
1947 scries
preferred
Feb
24%
27
124%
100
10
17
•
No par
'
20
Feb
32% Feb 25
Jan
5
■82
Jan : 3
78% Jan
18
29% Feb
V
2
••
Feb
27
*123
SquarO Garden——No par
Magma Copper
-10
Magnavox Co (Tlio).
1
Mao.y (R II) Co Inc com
'414 % 'preferred series A
Madison
17
26
;■
30%
Marine Midland Corp common
4% convertible preferred
53% Mar
37% May
Dec
—9
;
Manning, Maxwell «fe Moore—12.50
Exploration
1
29% Oct 23
Nov
100
;
Merchant Calculators Inc
77
25
=
6%
Manieailio Oil
19T» Mar
7
10
'
MacAmirewH & Forbes common—10 *
M ergon thaler
Linotype
Co
Merritt-Chapinan & Scott-.
Machine Co—
3.80%
preferred series
4.45% preferred series
100
1
—3%
16%c
74%
*58%
74 Hi
59%
58%
59
8 Hi
8%
13%
13 Hi
13Hi
*13%
14%
34
34%
34 %
34%
8%
94
*92
23 Hi
24%
*24%
81
81
*92
70%
72
81
72
♦74
58%
8%
13%
8%
13%
34%
700
7,300
♦92
94
•92
24%
23%
23%
81
81
81
72%
71%
72%
380
72
72
21%
21%
21 Ti
600
44%
45,500
21 Hi
82%
124%
129%
129%
128
128
32 %
32 %
31 Hi
32%
32
32
18%
18%
18 Va
18%
18%
183,»
89
*84%
*100
44Hi
90
100
89
44%
*88
*97%
*87
86%
86%
101 %
101%
45%
91
100
89%
86%
101
44 Hi
44
*81%
*97%
*129
%
89
*85
"100
24
81
3,000
90
82
.130
1,800
30Hi
31 Hi
18Hi
18%
2,900
25,000
46Hi
8,000
46
90%
*100
100
89
44%
*81 Ti
82
45 Vi
91%
45
*90
23 !i
*80
44Ha
43%
94
94
21%
*97%
1,500
14%
35 Hi
43 Hi
*88
13%
2,500
14
21%
No par
1
9
800
34Hi
*81%
21%
Xl3
Hi
10,600
35%
82%
43
8Hi
2J0
14%
*14
43 %
*213,4
124
5
♦74%
14%
8%
13%
*81%
12.50
*11%
75
*14
No par
pfd—100
100
100
100
100
11%
40%
11%
♦42
%
88
101%
*88%
'85
*99
92
130
101%
89%
90
88
20
101%
20
19
Chronicle
r\-The Commercial and Financial
2,0
.
.
Monday, March 10, 1958
.
(1103)
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1957
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Range for_Previoua
EXCHANGE
Pat
Mar.
Mar. 3
Dec
30% Jan
10
38% Jun
2
26% Dec
26
40% Jan
35
18
53
77
Dec
Dec
Dec
24
11
Dec
58
15
Feb
4% Dec
33% Jan
42% Mar
Midland
24
5
22
1$Id west Oil
6
July
Jan
7% Jan
66
23
$5.50
$F50
2nd
Jan
10
19% Feb
17
11% Jan
2
27
4% Jan
21
Jan
Minute Maid Corp
Mission Corp
Mission Development Co
6
5% Feb
3
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR com
39
Feb
25% Feb
4
13
11% Feb
15% Jan
6
11% Feb
7
13% Jan
6
12% Mar
6
6% Jan
18
18% Oct 32
22% Jan
Mar
Monarch
Monon
6
48% Jan
7
18
23
20% Jan
18 % Feb 25
Mar
2
36
17% Jan
2
19% Jan
51% July
11% Jan
2
37% Nov
47
Deo
7
23
Jan
19
23% Jan 11
32% Jan
•
17% Apr 30
38% Jan 11
Dec 31
Mar 21
Deo 12
Dee 10
31
July 29
May 1
Jan
2
Jan
2
16% Jan
19% Jan
2
26% Mar
17
13
6
18% Jan
2
37
Mar
25% Mar
38
Feb
25
Jan
9% Dec
14
24
July 3
38% Jan 14
20% Oct 22
Jan
35
2
142% Aug 10
42%
166
Deo""»
17
28
9% Jan
46% Feb 13
18% Deo 23
70% Jun
4
50% Jan
17
24% May 22
la1/* Jan
a
50% July 11
38% Mar It
32 y8 Jan
•
37% Jan
13% Jan
42% Mar
28% May 21
20% Jan
23 y8 Jan
86% Jan
jun 20
12
13% Dec 19
23% Jan
19% Oct 23
77% Oct 2a
16% Oct
S
19% Jan
22
35 % Oct
101% Apr
38
17% Jan
168
Jan
Jan
16
47%
47-%
47%
4.7%
47%
*18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
19%
19%
33%
19%
19%
20
33%
33
33%
Co
No par
12
10
(John) & Co
3
5
1
89
Feb
25
102% Feb
5
4
22 Vo Jan
2
14 % Dec
18
Jan
6
16% Jan
49
Feb
24
56% Jan
6
National Steel
13
35
Mar
5
National
13
38
Feb
49
Mar
42% Jan
9% Sep 16
May 17
14%'Jan 11
7% Jan
8% Jan
20
7 'A Jan
8% Feb
4
8% Oct 23
9% Jan
12% Jan
27
4% Dec 23
Nov 20
Jan
11
4% Jan
5 T« Jan
20
16 V4 Feb
5
13 % Jan
Oct
76
Oct 30
22
66% Nov 13
36% Dec
17
10% Ja*"
11% Feb
30% Mar
FeJ
79% Jan
National
11%
11%
11%
24%
24%
24%
15,000
1%
1%
1%
119.800
45%
161
4.100
56 7 it
57%
50%
57%
11.900
22
57%
22%
21%
21%
22
221
36
36%
35%
35%
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40%
41
41%
42%
42
42%
13%
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13%
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91%
19%
141
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141%
14%
23
23
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23 %
22%
23
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92%
92%
92%
2C0
19%
19%
45%
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12%
46%
95%
90%
92%
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162
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143
14%
15
21%
26
16%
16%
6.900
.46%
95%
23
161
22%
45%
95%
90%
39
16
16%
16%
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50
50%
33%
34
34%
34%
35
35%
36%
35%
36
35%
35%
47
47%
47
47%
47%
48
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8%
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8%
8%
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7%
7%
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7%
50%
35
35%
48
8%
7%
10%
11%
5%
29%
30
11
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11
5%
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14
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16%
161
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14%
14%
23%
23%
16%
16%
50%
50%
33%
5%
7.600
20
35,300
50
310
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6,700
2.200
•
51%
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9,200
35
35
35
36%
49
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7%
11%
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11,700
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10%
512
14%
11 li
29%
78
36%
48%
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7%
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5%
14%
10%
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15%
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16
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88
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88
85
85
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75
74%
75 %
77%
38
39
38%
39
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400
1,000
1,900
20
18,200
16
77%
1
75%
38%
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5%
15%
16
85
6.200
6,600
700
300
14%
11
30%
78
73
74%
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18,700
22%
92%
49%
16
2.20O
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12,600
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89%
160%
14%
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22%
91%
141%
16%
87%
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100
78%
8,500
39
%
5,500
5
14
New
York
16% Jan 20
New
York Central—
23% Feb
5
97% Jan
30
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20
20%
3,700
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
14%
14%
19%
19
19 ye
19%
19%
19%
20%
19%
14%
20%
39.500
15
13%
19%
20%
13%
20 %
No par
N Y Chicago & St Louis Co
New York Dock.—
non-cum
*13%
22%
91%
14%
16j/8
$5
v-
161
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
17
22%
-
141
10
620
163
162
57%
*159%
l
8.000
45
45 %
45%
163
57%
1
3
Feb
161%
,_l
2
200
45%
45%
162
57
x90%
England Electric System
1
Jersey Pr & I.t Co
pfd.100
Air
1
Brake
,
,
No par
*95
103
*95
103
*95
103
*95
100
*95
100
50
preferred
*185
200
*185
200
*185
200
*185
240
*185
13,400
240
N Y & Harlem RR Co
N Y New Haven & Hartford Co—
17
Jan
15
5% Jan
41% Jan 14
54% Jan
4
11
14% Jan
2
26% Feb
12
2
9
Feb
22
Jan
31
31% Jan
16
11
3214 Oct 30
38% Dec 31
38 V4 Jan
72% Sep
3
26% Oct 22
87
1
79% Jan
84
1
29% Jan
73% Jan
Common
Apr
31% Mar
12
42% Mar
Feb
7
Jan
21
73% Jan
81
Jan
30
76% Jan
86
17
90
98% Aug 20
18% Dec 31
108
Jan 28
Deo
9
Mar
89% Jan
10
104% Mar
9
23
2
108
Feb
6
21% Feb
6
5.25%
preferred
Niagara Share Corp—
31% Jan
3
51% Dec 11
6
25
6iy2Feb
3
24% Jan
Norfolk & Western
l
22
Jan
3
23 y8 jan
22
20% Oct
39% Jan
20
33% Jan
Oct 22
4
14% Dec 24
65% Dec 27
18
Sep 27
100% Nov 13
32% NOV 19
36
Mar
a
25% Feb
24% July 17
15% Jan
2
18% Jan 31
79
67% Mar
5
70
Jan
4
58% May 20
107
110
Mar
Dec
8
16
49% May 31
47% Jan
2
I
Jan
53% Jan 24
104
Jan
6
106
107
Jan
15
HO
32% Jan
13
38
Feb
Mar
Jan
f
13% oct aa
16
16
6%
16%
16%
17%
17%
17%
1.200
25%
26
27
27
27
27
27 Li
28
2,100
42%
42%
42%
42%
42 %
42%
42%
42%
17% jun 11
16% Jan
73%
*69
73
*69
73
*63
73
79
*74
79
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78
*71
81%
83
83
82
82
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83
*92
93
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*103
106
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106%
95
*92
93
107y2
Xl04%
105 %
105%
19%
19%
20
35%
x352
6,100
2,400
55%
19%
36
10
250
2.600
34
34%
35
35
35 %
55%
56%
55%
56
54 %
55%
54%
55 %
55%
22%
22 %
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22 3 4
*22%
99%
200
27%
27%
27%
28 %
54.800
25
.25
*22%
22%
1
27%
28%
Aviation
*22%
22%
27
35%
35%
27%
Co
5%%
preferred
5.80%
preferred
28 %
17%
17%
17%
17%
*17%
18
*17%
18
68%
68%
68%
68%
67%
68%
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68 %
68%
68 %
140
10
com
27%
1
50
Northern Central Ry Co.
Northern Natural Gas
19%
2
Ry common
20%
50 %
51
50%
50%
50 7 b
50%
50%.
50%
12.300
100
*105
100
109%
5
.
35%
Northern Pacific Ry
106%
*105
51%
105%
110
*109%
110
36%
36%
36%
50 li
*105
105%
105
105
109
109%
109
10
36%
37%
37%
37%
*17%
IB
*105%
*109
37%
105%
110
1,000
210
260
37%
15,300
17%
4,200
States Pwr Co (Minn)—
18
79
92
13
90
Feb
19
$4.08
100
*89%
91%
91%
*89%
9-1 %
Jan
6
92
Feb
5
100
91%
91%
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g
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90% Jan
8
93% Mar
7
94
*91
94
22% Jan
100
*91
4
2
24% Jan
9
4
10% Jan
2
23%
24% Feb 24
14% Feb 20
25% Jan 21
Northwest Airlines Inc
4.6% preferred
31
35% Jan
Norwich
2
20
140
93
107 %
19%
17%
6
93
1104
20y4
*90
Feb
93
106%
"
20
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31
28,100
78
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18
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84
79
87
32%
74%
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29
32%
80
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3.800
85%
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77% Jan
32%
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78 Va
14
85%
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92
90% Feb 18
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32%
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Jan
fnnfnnfec
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85 %
100
87
38
32%
$3.60 preferred series™
1
2 5% Dec
*83
$4.10 preferred series
Feb
25% Aug 26
33
27
90
Feb
85 V2
x32%
Feb
10
28% Feb
17% Jan
*83
33 V2
92
Jan
92
42%
85%
18
88
1
42%
6%
83% Jan 23
Feb
M»r 29
9% Oct 2%
20% July 22
33%
6%
7
82
92
23% Oct 22
3
30
*84
6%
2
4
77% Nov 14
27
American
6%
5
Northeast Capital Corp
,
Northern
77% Nov 13
8
North
1
2,700
16
27%
.100
Adjustment preferred
9
20
6%
6%
6%
16 y4
27
Nopco Chemical Co
54y4 Feb
20% Aug 14
6%
16
1
100
25% July 18
39% May 17
70% Jan
3
6%
100
series A
$3.75 preferred
93y2Jan 24
4
18% Jan
Jan
5%
Shipbuilding Corp
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com__Nopar
3.40% preferred
100
3.60% preferred
100
3;90% preferred1
100
4.10% preferred
100
80% Jan 16
81
86% Apr 11
York
NY State Electric Gas Corp—
Common
No par
10
74
July 29
Nov 13
No par
Preferred
New
33% Feb 28
Wor
11%
24%
1 %
57
78'%
21% Feb
31
79% Oct
11%
24%
1
55 %
*7714
2
4% Dec 24
Oct
11%
23%
1
5
Jan
16
78
11%
24%
1
92
Co
1,200
11 %
24
...
90%
Pa
13% Mar
29
Nov
4.500
No par
19
Jan
66
5,100
16%
10%
11%
16
Jan
pec
52%
15%
10%
*11%
44% Jan
96
96
13
50%.
16
10%
1
12
180
45
13
51%
15%
19%
Inc
37 % Feb
Mar 28
29
13
49
16
10 %
1414
New
Mar 11
Oct
13
48%
15%
45%
*93%
Newinont Mining Corp
103
78
12%
46%
10%
*14
6
17% Jan
*12%
15%
19%
1
400
12%
10%
1
New
.
45%
93%
91%
1
5
3
•
15%
45%
Corp
Fibre
88y2 Jan
16 % Mar
41%
10%
Newberry Co (J J) common—No par
3%% preferred
100
24
♦39%
12-%
19%
Co
Neisner Bros
4
■
45%
'
45%
Corp
80% Feb
2
351
69
Vulcanized
Natomas
Nehi
14
11
72
41%
93%
Radiator
S
19
13
Nov
U
Jan
Dec
63
*39%
46
Inc
National
Feb
14% Jan
Dec
Dec
41%
5
(The)
National Theatres
10
26% Js,
98
18% Oct
*39%
96
National Tea CO
7
190
14
7
Simply
68
July 29
41%
10
85
36% July 25
29% Jan 10
*39%
45%
Corp
a
28
5.100
5
Sugar Ref Co
31
11
3.300
25%
*93%
100
Jan
23
37
25
100
Service
Dec
30
36%
25%
1
10
common
17
17 % Dec
36%
No par
common
.
87
18
Dec
National
1£
14% Mar
77 %
5
Co
130% May 20
42% Dec
6
13% Dec
17%
36%
X24%
45%
14
15
34% Jan
14
Gas
30% Jan
9
Feb 28
17%
25%
10
22.%'
29
85
17%
36%
24%
36%
24%
163%
preferred A
preferred B
6%
600
18
17%
17%
36%
17%
36%
45%
Natl Malleable & Steel Cast—No par
National Shares Corp
No par
Jan
13
3,800
162%
5
NOV
Nov
1.300
38
10
26% Feb
51
71
14
26%
46%
National Linen
44
4
13%
26%
163 %
7
37% Mar 11
18
14%
26
13%
8
14% Feb
13%
25%
10
22%
July
33% Jan
200
13%
26
24 %
40%
138
23
38
13%
26
*17%
13%
86% Oct 21
19
38%
18%
13%
46 %
Gypsum Co
Dec
♦37%
*37%
18%
26 %
163%
22%
Fuel
10
38%
37%
10
40%
$4.50 preferred
National iK-ad Co
25% Dec
1,900
100
*13%
National
8
4.100
18%
13%
1
5
National
13
14%
40%
18%
25%
11%
5
4
11
1,100
14%
*49%
37%
24%
Natl Distillers & Cliem Corp com..5
4%7# pfd series of 1951
100
4
17
28%
14%
41%
*13%
47% Jan
39,800
14%
40%
41 %
30
500
9,200
20%
36
40%
40%
23
21% Dec
34%
%
40
36%
7%
20%
34%
14%
22%
22
4,000
38%
40
35%
40%
23
47%
18%
23
Mar
47'4
*18%
19%
,
14i/4
36
15
3.500
18
23
16
24%.
14%
1
10
Dec
11%
y23%
%
National Dairy Products
National Department Stores
15y2 Jan 31
24%
18
common
19% Feb
6% Dec 30
13
36%
24%
*39%
1
Inc
preferred
7%
93% Mar
7
25
%l
33
14%
18%
14%
39%
38%
14
25 %
18
36%
24%
41%
5
Fibres
47% Feb
2
*37%
*13%
„„
2
17
No par
Corp
7
36 % Jan
18%
14%
39%
33%
100
33.000
32%
'
jg:;:::
2
30% Dec
5
l
10
Corp
Jan
3
10
18%
33 %
1C0
.
7% TV ; .7
*6%
18%
5.100
12%
*12
47%
18%
19%
34
34%
142% Jan
7%
47%
1
167% Jan
12%
1.000
12%
12%
12%
12%
*6%
47%
1
6
12%
12%
*18%
National Cylinder Gas Co
7
18
No par
National City Lines Inc
7
17%
24%
7
13% Jan
17%
23%
National Can
7
159 % Mar
200
24 %
14
135% Jan
12%
10%
24%
Jan
21% July 18
12%
*12
80
10%
24%
23% Feb
4
17%
11
24
37% Feb
15% Sep
17%
130
'
68%
24%
•7%-
5
12
*10%
17%
12%
10
12 % Apr
11
*07%
24
42
80% Jan
*10%
12%
Corp
Natkmal Cash Register
57% Mar
68%
5
90
49 % Dec 17
29% NOV 22
*12%
*67%
5%
56
82*J
•
13
*65
67
32%
4
Jan 23
8.0C0
,':'.67.%;:;
32%
July
Deo
6,400
5%
7%
Jan
139
22%
5%;
32%
46
165
22%
,
55
7%
97
143% Aug 20
22%
5%
54%
32 %
22
124% Aug 23
22%
5%
54
32%
Aug 22
84
22
5%
54
7%
National Biscuit Co
20
11
21%
5%
53i%
32%
Rights
92% Feb 14
Feb
33
Mar
22%
*7%
National Aviation
8
46% Feb
4l7/s Jan
700
3.200
32%
National Automotive
161
5%
37%
5%
2
1
2.800
■
5%
36%
*5%
.No par
11% Feb
•
30
5%
37%
12%
15%
30
29lu
5%
36%
5%
12%
Dec
29%
17,200
21%
36
x53 %
5%
55
46%
15% Jan
20%
36
5%
17
-
35%
20%
29%
30
15,400
8,800
7"')i
35
20
36
*12
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America
Myers (F E) & Bros
28
7%
7%
35%
l.OCO
22%.
22%
15
Jan
7%
34
30
30
36
36
12%
9% NOV 14
30
29%
45 %
1% Feb
29%
29%
1
31
29%
*5%
1
% Mar
50
1.800
30
29%
8
9% Jan
97%
24%
30
5
National Airlines
23% Mar
75%
97%
23%
30 %
20%
National Acme Co
•
I
Jan
75
97%
24%
30
7
80% Jan
75%
23%
7%
5%
16.400
75
*96
1 20
22%
1.000
23%
134%
*53%
12%
23%
7%
36
19
12%
23%
19%
5
600
19
12%
23%
33%
18% Jan 27
30
30
97%
7%
52% Mar
40 % Dec
;
13%
75%
34%
19%
29%
400
14%
19
7%
N
13% Oct 22
75
*96
7%
07
11%
13%
75%
12%
*64
123S
19
20
14% Jan
11
15%
19%
437/a Jan
4
07
*15
33
Natco
18% Jan
*04
14%
30
7%
4
31
2,300
07
32%
14% Feb
10% Dec
41
8%
29%
7%
13
90
8%
30%
Jan
31
8%
97%
12
Motor Products Corp
Wheel Corp
6
37% Dec
3%
8%
75
16%
Motor
7
3
6.300
16.700
12%
17
Mueller Brass Co
27
Jan
17%
8314
*96
xl2%
97%
23%
17
Motorola Inc
7
19% Jan
17%
82%
*18%
67%
10%
Morrell
10
30% Jan
17%
33%
14%
19
10%
Moore-McCormack Lines
42% Feb
6
38
Feb 28
37
17%
82%
*64
14%
ll3,«
25
Monterey Oil Co
Montgomery Ward
19% Jan 24
14% Jan 27
38% Jan 13
*18%
(3.400
17%
83
8%
67
67%
A
Montana Power Co (The)
7
Jan
25% Jan 24
14%
260
82
Montecatini Mining & Chemical—
American shares
1,000 lire
16
10% Oct 22
35% Feb li
*62
*66%
No par
—
18% Jan 20
12%
19%
14%
30%
18%
Tool
30
Jan
17% Feb
8%
*10%
Montana-Dakota Utilities Go
45
9
class
23%
8%
6.800
l7Va
V
83%
100
27
22
28
Machine
RR
75
81%
1.23
.
16
49% Jun 13
a
100
25% Jan
Feb 25
23
17
100
Certificates of deposit
Class B,
Monsanto Chemical Co_
38% Oct 21
27% Deo 30
preferred series A
preferred
4.20% preferred
Mojud Co Inc
7
17% Dec
36% May 91
40% Jan
9
10
3%%
7% Jan 21
2
Feb 19
jstNo par
36% Jan
7
32
5
6% Jan 24
2
1
_
Missouri Pacific RR class A__No par
Mohasco Industries Inc com_
5
17
12% Mar
7%
26
■
14%
18%
17%
82
9
64
14%
18%
13
76%
'
32
4
8% Jan
Jar"
Paper_J~2.50
Light—No par
30% Feb
10
41% July 11
26% Mar 4
Ontario
4
63% Apr 22
17
Apr 16
24% Apr 16
23% Jan
•
18
*62
13
com
preferred
Feb
24
4% Jan
80%
8%
8% Feb
67% Jan
Deo 27
27%
100
23% Feb
10
Dec
27
Minnesota Power <te
Jan
5% Dec 26
27
28
62
30% Feb 26
26
Jan
23
22
26
31
'56*v" Jan
Oct
25%
17%
85
25 %
16%
6
2
10
25%
17%
1
Minnesota
Jan
15% Dec 23
25%
10
16
52
1124 Apr 12
13
85
25%
85
25% Jan
44% Jan 31
Oct 39
42%
84
2
7^% May l
Nov
42%
13
30
8
42%
85
*96
30% Jan 13
200
41%
No par
2
33
85
No par
No pat
37
33
42%
Minn St Paul & S S Marie
2
Jan 10
33%
84%
Minn
2
*33
84%
3
27% Jan
10,509
33
41 %
No par
&
39%
85
25
Mining & Ml'g
3.9%
20%
40%
preferred
$4
5.103
39
40
24%
32%
5
21% Jan
31
Feb"
20%
x39%
38
7
14
14
X20%
40%
85
81 % Feb
Jan
25
39%
*32
i)r, % Mar
73% Feb 25
93
24%
39%
32%
100
i
preferred
conv
24%
37%
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry
17
4% Dec 30
Nov 13
50
preferred
Corp—
1st
16% Jan 28
25
6
Jan
10
13
Feb
65% liar
30% Dec 30
16
Jan
4% Jan
•
Jan
24%
39%
-'30%
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
1.50
Minneapolis Moline Co common
1
13% Jan
59
18% Jan
12% Jan
4% Oct 22
5
11
2
14
12% Jan
17% Dec 30
85% Feb
17
76
Shares
24%
*37%
Minerals <fc Cliem Corp of Amer
1st
the Week
Mar. I
5
3
5%%
38%
Mar. 6
33
common
24
7
24%
Fridsby
Thursday
Mar. 5
—1
Enterprises Inc
Mjdland-Ross Corp
86% Jail
Jan
60% May 24
43% May 27
37% May 23
')■ 26% Oct 22
58
10
21% Feb
35% Apr 11
28% Sep
4
17
19% Dec
Inc
27% Jan
July 9
98% Feb 26
13
32% Oct
9
2
9
Middle
2
101
88% Sep 17
20% Dec 30
25
5
78
21% July 82
30
Feb
Miami Copper
South Utilities
5
40% Mar
14% Jan
8
18% Mar 1
91% May 31
25% Mar 1
24% July 25
$
17
29% Jan
35% Jan
29% Feb
25% Feb 24
131
31
Dee
3
July 10
May 31
32% Jan 14
7% Dec 31
Dec
8
40
73% Jan 29
12
28
34% Jan
82% Dec 12
31
25% Oct 21
12% Dec 23
58
24% Feb
5
50% Jan
31
PRICKS
Wednesday
1
*
25
SALE
HIGH
ANI>
Tuesday
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Common
5
preferred series-^—
$4.11 preferred series
$4.16 preferred series
Northrop Aircraft Inc_
Ph&rmacal
Co
.100
1
17%
78%
22%
18
23%
17%
22%
17%
17%
18
76%
77%
92
92
*90
92
*89%
91 %
*89%
91%
91%
*90
91%
91%
91%
*91
94
*92
94
93%
93 %
50
x22%
22%
22%
23
22%
22",t
8.300
13%
13%
13 %
3,700
,
1
77%
common—10
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
25
*24%
24%
*24%
24%
*24%
24%
*24%
24%
*24%
1.25
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
33%
32%
78
170
50
*20
24%
33
19,500
94
(5
Volume
IS"
Nunioer 5723
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1109)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1951
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK
Highest
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Paf
Tuesday
Mar. 3
AND
HIGII
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
•
Mar. 4
Salea for
Thursday
Mar. 5
the Woo*
Friday
Mar. 6
Mar. 7
fihares
O
«£34 Oct 22
83% Oct
78% Jun
27
£ a-3*. Nov
52% May 9
101% Mar 18
24
12
89
Oct
'7
4
44% Jun
14
28% Jan 13
39% Jan
9
18
Jan
3
Jan
15
7
61% July 11
Nov 21
129
17'% Jan
92
6
Jan
28\
26'4 Jan
7
37'% Mar
203/a Jan
9
89
82% Mar
4
30
Nov
13
25 J/2 Jan
87
Oct 21
10 V* Jan
87a Dec 23
17
17
18 J/4 Jan
Jun
7
137% Mar 12
7% Apr
19% Jan
17
06% Jan
22
4
10
95
126% Mar
13
137 J/2 Feb
17
Feb
27
5 Vb Feb
4
12% Jan
3
15% Jan
14
2
44
Jan
8
92 J/2 Feb
12
2
38% Feb
7
Jan
3
51
Jan
21
53
1,2
631/4 Dec
22
11
2 J/4 Oct
21
26% Jan
2
22 Vb May
4 J/2 Jan 24
7-J/a Dec
27
12% Jan
17% Dec
27
2
31
Apr 10
30% Dec 31
I9J/2 Feb 24
1514 Jan
6
Mar
7014 Mar
21
Jan
19% Mar
PeabodJ' Coal Co
35 Vi Feb
4
11
Nov
26
75
Jun
27
28% May 10
May 31
40'A Jan
2
13% Jan
9
25% Jan
8
85 Va Mar 13
12% Oct
21
16
28
3
22
26% Mar
5
26% Feb
7
2% Dec 30
July 2
70% July 12
04'A July 19
45% Jan
9
48% Nov 20
461% Dec
30
39J% Oct
22
25
Feb
14
25
Jan
2
231/a Jan
30% Feb
4% Jan
13% Jan
17
Jan
82 Va Jan
90
Feb
15J/2 Feb
3
50% Jan
49
57
Jan
Jan
13
4lVa Jan
2
46% Jan
52 J/2 Mar
901/4 Oct
28
106
Jan
29
97% Jan
2
102% Mar
86% Nov
6
101
Jan
25
95
2
100
11% Dec
30
221% Jan
7
28% Dec
19
35
353% Dec
23
32 »/4 Dec
11
16 J/4 Oct
21
11% Feb 28
131/2 Jan
17
7
321/2 Feb
6
37
Jan
2
33
Feb
25
l^y8 Jan
2
60% Aug
2
981/2 Mar 28
50
25
Feb 23
20% Jun
12
7
6% Aug
7
27
851% Sep 10
37% Dec 23
65 Va
-
July 15
97
Feb 25
03Va Jan
2
95
Jan
Jan
14J% Jan
14
101
15% Mar
3% Jan
49% Jan
13
92
Jan
7
37
Jan
22
19% Aug 14
NOV 11
•W%Nov Id
»
0
21
Feb
6
103% Apr
l
04 % Feb 12
99
Jan
9
89
Jan
Aug 26
104% Feb 19
Nov
18
100
Oct
22
Jan
Mar
3
2
2
94
Jan
Jan
3
37'A Jan
87
Jan
231/s Mar
53
40% May 21
Feb
421/aFeb
37
lo
24% Oct 21
82
7
24
49% Apr 24
65
A(|r 20
24% May 9
13% Dec 20
42% Feb
27
Feb
28% Jan
45J/4 Feb 25
2% Dec
Jan
60% Mar
95
24
28
3
6
19
100% Jan
31
32
Feb
4.30%
4.68%
Phlla
5
Philco Corp
12% Jan
15% Feb
10
57'/a Jan
64
Feb
28
12
43
51% Feb
17
Nov
13
82
Feb
12
84% Feb
24
67% NOV
22
79J
74 3/i Jan
75
Jan 29
85
Feb
26
36% Feb 27
42Va Jan
16
8 Vi Jan
14
94% Jan
21
39% Jun
26
83
Nov
11% Oct
4
19
7 J/a Jan
2
00% Jan
96
44 J/4 Jan
42 Va Jan
3
49% Feb
90
' Jan
6
94(2 Feb
21
3
96
Mar
4%
21% Apr 23
14
Jan
2
16Vi Feb
21
70% July 12
52% Feb
26
59% Feb
27 % Mar 20
93
Mar 20
16% Jan
2
19J/4 Feb
3
8234 Jan
6
87% Feb
7
90% Mar
3
33 J/2 Feb
6
31
82% Dec
24
08% May 15
30
7
40% Jan
7
20 J/2 May 10
29% NOV 10
24% Dec
84 Va Jan
30J/a Jan
13
139
Nov 11
150
Jun
134
Jun
25
150
Feb
6
24% Dec
30
31% Jun
21
64
Oct
8
14% Jan
a
15Va Tea
136
Jan
3
15% Jan
2
140
Jan
23
85 3/a Jan 10
8 J/a July 19
7% Feb
Dec
30
37% Jan
4
14 J/4 Jan
2
16Va Jan
16
63r
Dec
24
80% Feb
7
62
Jan
2
68'A Feb
3
67-
Dec
23
85
23
69
Jan
3
74
Feb
27
19
Dec
11
29% July 25
19% Jan
2
22% Feb
5
6% Dec
115
Dec
3
Jan
135
Mar 29
21
6 3/4 Jan
2
118
Feb
25
73% Mar
122
Feb
5
22
84
Jun
18
3 9 3/i Jan
10
48
Feb
21
117
Jun
20
69
Jan
10
80
Jan
14
12
21% Dec
2
Feb
19 J/4 Jan
31
2OV4 Jan
38
Jun
7
22% Feb
25
26% Jan
16
14
6314 Dec
11
43 J/a Jan
2
57Tb Mar
30
32% July 22
20% Jan
19 Va Jun
24
231
44% Jun
21
57
30
371% Oct
28 J/a Jim
22
a
48
24
32% Mar
2
28% Feb
Feb
18
81
Nov
12
02
Mar 18
89% Jan
10
92 J/a Feb
5
23 Vb Feb
118
Feb
64
Mar
20
Oct
22
42% Dec
31
29% Nov
1
14
;
37
Jan
2
75
Jan
10
23
Mar
6
Jan
2
Mar
7
4
22
7
113
9% May 15
series
Co
*42
96
Jan
89% Jan
79
7
28
4
10
23J/4 Feb
4
&
95
4'/a
43/8
4,600
14'4
14%
16,800
40'A
40%
4'/s
143/4
401/2
40'A
40%
•93
95
34
33%
*93
34
34'4
9,300
95
34%
6,300
44
44
68%
70'/4
69'A
70'A
69
69%
23,700
19%
19%
20
20
20
20 J/2
1,600
No par
*17%
18%
18%
19
19/8
1
2%
8
*42
50
51
51
420
*17%
18 3„
18 '/o
*17%
18%
3
2%
2%
2%
2%
3
8%
8 3%
2%
8%
3
J/4
X8I/4
8%
8 3%
8%
8 34
8%
25
22 J/4
22 J/4
22%
22%
*223/8
223/4
22i/a
22'/a
•22J/4
223/4
32 %
32%
32%
33'%
331/2
33%
33 %
34
*33%
34
27'%
♦26
27%
26'%
*25,;
3
291/2
1,000
1,900
12,000
500
1,500
13%
14
13%
55%
57
*55%
45%
4934 Jan
30
Pullman Inc
25
32% Jan
16
Pure
3%
4
#..•
*15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
87J/4
873A
89
88%
891/a
13%
13%
13%
87'A
13%
13%
133/4
13%
56
55%
55;)/4
55J/2
55%
5434
56J/4
52'/a
52 '/a
52%"
15%
88
„t50
52%
.
*50
♦50
521/2
45%
101'4
45%
45%
45%
45%
4534
46
x45 '/a
101 %
100 3/4
102J/4
lOO'/a
102
IOII/2
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(The)
6,200
7,800
3,300
200
;
102 3/4
100
1,700
.
451/4
100%
100
99%
98%
98%
99J/4
99J/4
991/a
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
12%
12
♦31%
32
311/4
311/2
•31
41'%
33J/2
33 'A
21%
22
52
52
101
101
360
313/4
25
5,200
12 '/a
5
11%
*31%
32
41%
.
32
40%
40 34
40%
40%
34%
•34J/2
351/4
•341/a
35'4
300
22%
221%
22%
22%
22'/a
23 '/a
31,000
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513/4
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52 34
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52%
400
53
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14%
3%
3\o
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59-;a
*951/2
59%
39%
39%
39%
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40%
22'4
22
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*102% 103
*102% 104
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40%
39 V*
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lOO'/a
40
15'4
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15'4
2,600
31/2
3'4
31/4
60'A
603,8
60%
97
40%
15
60%
60'A
60%
1,200
19,700
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97
41'%
40%
39%
39%
•95y2
97
42'A
41%
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3914
22'4
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22'4
103 J/2
102'/a
102'/a
40
90%
100
90
91
89
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98%
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98%
97
97
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103% 104
103
103
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104
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98
14'A
103
14%
14%
31%
14%
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65'/2
64
64
49
49%
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50%
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31'4
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86
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31'/2
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4934
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88
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31'A
15
15'4
200
94,100
8434
85
37%
8%
37'4
4934
85
36%
38
96
96
46'/n
46
46'A
95%
96
40,700
8
96
96
370
46%
47
47
4,600
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95%
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50 '/a
8
96
46%
46'4
95%
38
7%
96
96
46J/4
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10
38%
84 34
96
25,000
85'/a
85
37%
45%
15'4
65
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96
8»500
86
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31%
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110
104
86
85
8
50
97%
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37'A
°
100
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65%
50'/a
7%
25
97%
3134
36%,
1
10,500
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1031/a
90
31 Vb
39%
21%
103 %
*88
103
20,300
42%
211%
90
31 Vb
97
•102'4
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31
6,500
3%
31/2
5934
102
41
14%
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102
14%
40%
600
40%
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97
33,600
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3%
40yo
:
411/4
14%
58%
350
V
34%
331/2
22
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3 Va
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v
22%
40%
-
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14%
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1,100
95%
95%
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15%
16%
15
a
16
15%
16
16
16
16
161/8
2,100
54%
56
56/2
57
57
57%
571/2
583/4
58%
59
3,000
10
17%
17%
17, a
17%
17%
17%
17%
18 'A
18
18 'A
3,300
par
84
84
84
84
84
♦83'%
85
*82 3/4
84 %
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84
90%
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92
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91
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91
1
30%
90'%
30%
90
15%
15'/a
15
Bolt
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;
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71
7
1
common
10
14%
30%
31'4
31 '/a
31%
30'%
| 31%
6,500
15
15
15
15
15'/a
15'4
800
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146
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146
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145
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*138
140
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138
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18%
19'4
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5,600
73'4
73%
72
73i%
4,300
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72
72 Va
7%
100
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73
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72'%
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74
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21
21
21
123
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123
46
45
45%
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74%
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118
20'/a
21%
7'%
2,100
153/8
153/8
15%
14,800
66%
66'%
7'4
46
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19 '4
23
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23
23
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56%
17%
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19%
17%
17%
17%
10
24%
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59%
24%
59%
10
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24%
60%
17%
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45%
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46'/4
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32%
32%
32'%
32%
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100
28
28'/8
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91 %
28
91%
*90
100
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91 Vi
28%
91%
92
92
100
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100
38%
91%
92'%
38%
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80
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25
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24
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8
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71
10
28
23
114
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1
1
.
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~
48
29%
48
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1,400
3,500
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1834
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18%
24'4
24'%
24%
59%
59%
59%
45%
45 ya
45'%
44%
24%
59'%
451/4
4,700
10,000
2,400
32%
32%
14,000
28
28
32
32%
32'/a
32 34
21%.
27%
28
91 Va
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91'A
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92
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92
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92
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,
28
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38'4
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10
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48
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31
31
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30
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-
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79,700
2,700
/
24
2314
113% ll4'/4
6%.
500
80
*22J,4
*71
27%
71
28%
3814
50
6,300
46%
78
22%
573/8
v
2
Inc
123
46J%
•74
233/a
55'A
22%
55'4
22 Vb
53%
10
:
•118
19%
23
1
com
200
74%
5
-
400
21
72 Va
471/B
74
40
72%
•20
74
201%
123
•118
118
45'4 •45%
74 %
741/4
7'4
10
139
66 3/8
7'/8
7'/a
15%
66 Va
*20
74%
7 Va
15
*118
*73
73'/a
7334
'
*65
100
75
19
15%
100
preferred
18%
66%
14%
76
13'/2
7%
7
14%
67
45%
60
100
30%
15
2
146
*65
1
*89%
140
100
common
04.75 preferred
Pugei Sound Pow & Lt Co
2
4
8,500
12,200
,
1
Publicker Industries
Mar
3'/a
30
70
26'/a
29 Va
99J/4
preferred—Jjto
21"
Feb
4
29'A
1
23
29
52,%
3%
4
15%
x86%
,
2934
2
8'4 Jan
72
4
291/2
10
preferred
7
*25
301/a
89
100
com
16
8
*26
26
29%
15%,
No par
preferred
preferred
4.16%
preferred
43 % Jan
26%
26
30
*25
3%
»50
preferred
26 Va Jan
26 J/2
26'A
x29%
3%$
87
100
Gamble
67% Jan
26%
*251/2
29%
151/2
2,50
68% Apr 24
48 % Jun 7
26%
26%
251/0
*26
8
8%%
Oil
470
4'/a
141/2
"■
143/4
68%
—100
Jan
7
44
400
2,320
136J/2
19%
4.32%
4.20%
33%
22i%
126'4
1361/a
19%
com
Public Serv Co of Indiana
„
*93
34
*42
44
40
95
33%
*2034
1251/2
67%
common
01.40 div preference
4.08%
preferred
4.18%
preferred
4.30%
16
Feb
24% Jan
117
-
*93
4%
22
125%
136'/2
124%
"136
19 %
preferred
(The)
Aug
5
80% May 22
Feb
41%
—100
convertible
2
29
40 %
94
34
4
14%
211/a
21%
124%
136%
7,100
4,700
11,500
67%
preferred
5% Jan
72
41 "A
33%
4 V»j
.
6
Public Serv Co of Colorado
Pub Serv El & Gas com
25
93
May 9
79% Mar 19
24% Feb
4
40 %
*93
3
29% Jan
40
14%
4"
100
49\4 Feb
91% Feb 26
14'%
1241/j
*136
50
19 J/4
common
9
1
4 J/4
14%
4%
124J%
136%
400
67J/a
common
42% Jan
Feb
14%
1
Procter
7
•20%
20%
136%
1
Potomac Electric Power Co
4
20%
124
136 >/4
100
6
14
20%
124
100
4
May 20
20%
123%
136
1
Plough Inc
30
2
4% Oct 22
43%
100
603.4 Mar
26% Jan
12
43%
100
24'* Mar
85% Jan
102 Va Sep
44
_U2.50
2
4
20
Corp
31
27
4
43
No par
100
10
Feb
11
common
Jan
82% Feb
22
42%
100
55
Feb
Oct
42%
*18%
100
22% Jan
02
e5
42%
No par
100
16 J/a Jan
29
33% Oct
42%
1
31
11
20% Sep
19% Sep
42%
1,600
»
52
42%
10
31
Sep
95
51%
1
Dec
77
23
493/4
.
10
Dec
24% Jun 28
81% Oct
*181/2
52
Plymouth Oil Co
Polaroid Corp
Poor & Co
7
19 'A
19'4
4934
51%
Plttpburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
3
19
Nov
15% Dec
22% Dec
*18%
100
49
preferred
03.50
19 J/4
9
49
preferred series A
Pittston
11%
52
preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior pfd
29
12 Vb
11'/a
*8%
51%
4%
6
88% Oct
121/8
11 J/2
—33%c
Pittsburgh Screw &
Pittsburgh Steel Co
13
44% Oct
12'A
11 J/4
9
43
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic
Ry cora_100
1% guaranteed preferred
100
Pitts Metallurgical Inc
1.25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
4
14
68 J/a Feb
12 '/a
llJ/a
52
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
4
121/4
*11
47%
04.80 preferred
(conv)
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co
22
19'A Feb
9
*121%
51%
Sand
$8 convertible
13
*8%
9%
121%
47 J/4
1
Pitts Coke fz Chem Co
24
*8%
J/4
*18 »/4
84 preferred
Piper Aircraft Corp
Pitney-Bowe6 Inc
14
22
82% Dec
(The)
Plllsbury Mills Inc
5
Oct
6%
*8%
7,800
52
Reading Corp
3.90%
9 J/8
40
Phillips petrofeum.*
Phillips-Van HetiStn Corp
3
151/4 Oct
44
&
3%%
19
Mar
9J/«
No par
Philip Morris Inc
7
04
May
90
92
65 J/4
47%
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4
Dec
13 'A Jan
91%
1
preferred
4.40%
8.80%
104% Feb 11
•8% Jan
63 J/4 Jan
•91
Phila Electric Co common—No
par
$1 conv preference com—No par
21% Feb
104
46
22
91
6
Feb
21
Oct
90%
40
23
7
92
Phelps-Dodge
22
35% Nov 13
91
6
Oct
Feb
91
17
38% Oct
a
500
92
Feb
53% Dec
68
400
91
42% Feb
94'A Jan 10
Jan
96 J/4
30 y4
Petroleum Corp of Amer
1
Pfelffer Brewing Co
5
Pfleer (Chas) & Co Inc
common—1
4% 2nd preferred (conv)
100
7
27'/a Jan
96'/4
•29%
19
Chemicals
Glass
4%%
6
93 ya Feb
>1% Apr 22
18% Apr 13
95%
30
51%
preferred
conv
Pet Milk Co
30
6
3-
95%
30
Telephone—
Pepsi-Cola Co
26
102 J/2 Jan
9534
30
65'/it
47
Peoria Su Eastern Ry Co
7
Feb
3
*94
*29%
♦18
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Idght & Coke
29
65 J/2
65%
29%
11%
19 V«
preferred
Corp
Corp
Finn Power & Light com
4%% preferred
4.40% series preferred
Penna
65 %
65
25
Pennsalt
66
20
8SJ/2
3.50
prior
Pennroad Corp
7
6,000
651/2
39%
65%
12
common
Penney (J C) Co-
24
38%
29%
25
$1.60
39 %
*11
preferred
preferred
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
Penn-Texfls Corp common
27
13%
39%
•83%
*94
01.32
7
13% Jan
•12%
38%
95%
81.30
28
13%
38%
12%
Penlck & Ford
20
31% Jan
•84
•12%
38%
5
Parmelee
Transportation
Patino Mines & Enterprises
10
831/a
13%
85
*12%
4
2.50
31
30 Vb Jan
83J/2
13%
38 J
11%
Corp
24
conv
821/2
*12%
•11
Co
3% Jan
6%
120
No par
Proof
9 J/4 Jan
31
74
64%
1
9
23J/4 Jan
6,300
•73
29'/a
100
2
6
5,500
74
•73
73
95%
No par
214 Jan
Peninsular
20
23'
64r%
No par
7% Jan
1914 Jan
77,600
8%
No par
Parke Davis & Co
7
38%
101%
8'A
131/2
Xll%
preferred
Rust
37%
101%
8%
10
Mills
Parker
38 J/2
102 J/4
25
Lighting Corp
5
37%
•101%
>.
38%
„25
Paramount Pictures Corp
Park & Tilford Distillers
7
4,700
29%
No par
6
84
38
'
Common
4%
10
28%
15
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
Panhandle East Pipe Line—
27
Jan
8%
38
Pacific Telep & Teleg common—100
6% preferred
100
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
1
Jan
27%
95
100
7
90
37%
101%
8%
6.25
common
Pacific
30% Jan
371/4
101%
8%
*12%
•92
1
101%
*82%
com
28
37 J/2
1
4
37
42
30
Pacific
6
Jan
22 34 Feb
Paper Co
preferred
27%
x8%
1
(The)
93J%
28
23
93%
lOl^i
24 Va
Fiberglas Corp
28
27%
93'/a
*92
37%
30c
5% preferred
Pacific Finance Corp
Pacific Gas & Electric
7
4
45 J/2 Mar 29
18'AOct
Mar
37%
95
1011,4 IOIV4
No par
Corp
27%
.
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc
I
Pacific Cement & Aggregates Inc—5
Pacific Coast Co common
1
14
131
24
14% Dec
Mar
20% Feb 21
117% Jan
2
38% Jun
3
05
17
132
Corp
Co
Overland
17
1814 Jan
May 17
16% Jun 11
It
82 J%
9
22
Oct
16,400
4
Oct
92
24%
27
22
24% Jun
24%
Marine
27%
series__100
__
52J/a Feb
22
42% Feb
7,300
24 J/4
Feb
9
300
24
5
9% Jan
33 J/4 Jan
1,800
24%
12 J/2 Jan
19
43%
17%
23%
2
44
43'A
•17 %
24%
14
50
43 J/4
17%
24'%
91/2 Jan
2
•17V4
17'/a
24%
Outlet
Oxford
2
171/a
48%
13
2
•43 %
43%
43
48
16
Mar
Jan
43
17%
.
90
21,700
48%
30% Feb
40 Mb Jan
*92
31%
48%
961% Jan
47% Jan
*17'4
31%
48%
10 Via Feb
13
*42%
17-%
7.50
preferred
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
4% preferred
40
34% July 23
Oct
Mar
43% Apr
8
•1% Jun 13
43
95
31 '/a
Vb
Outboard
40% Dec
42%
*17%
*93
30'4
48
5
13
30%
60
483..
2
12% Oct 22
21
2
29%
101
481/4
23
92
30%
*98'4
48%
25% Feb
22
Oct
22% Sep
Sep
2
29:%
100 Va
*93
48'A
Gils—J—
93'% Jan
25
119% Oct 23
Dec
7% Jan
7
17
99%
6.25
Jan
27
21
112 J/4 Oct
28
Jan
*97%
200
73
26'A Jan
Nov 19
33
31
17% Jan 22
18
33% Jan
43% Oct
33% Sep
19% Nov
10
99 a/8
103
73
Feb
2
Mar is
Jap
*97%
♦100%
102
72'4
94
Jan
*100%
-
4,200
71'4
Owens Corning
43
100 %
•
99
89
•87%
99% 100'/a
♦98% 101
31%
31%
71'4
5
96
100%
20
6
48% Mar
6
104
100%
10©
4% % convertible
Otis Elevator
7
12
*99%
98
99
87
100
7
66
18
Nov
Feb
13 '/a Jan
Nov
100
93%
87
,
8%
41% Jan
Nov
87%
8 vi
28
£5
98%
*86 'a
1
Jan
7
*98
87%
53%
5
59
Feb
98
37%
53 J/4
4.25% conv pref 1951
Oliver Corp common
37J/2 Feb 24
3
98
87 »/2
53%
4
13
Jan
98
87%
100
Elec Co
&
53%
53%
98
preferred
08
24
10
Gas
53%
53%
.100
Co
16% July 15
66% July 25
No par
com—10
53'4
Olln Matliieson Chemical Corp—
Common
—%
14
13
_100
53:%
4.24%
preferred
Oklahoma Natural
30
401/4 Jan
6
4%
5314
7
28% Mar
73
Oil
Oklahoma
4
15
9% Jan
49% Jutt 19
37% Jun 11
Nov
Ohio
19
Feu
43 % Feb
3
2
44% Feb
17'/a Jan
95
101% Feb
95
12
preferred
2
Jan
Apr
4.66%
4.44%
Jan
3
66
22
17
103
2
July 11
13% Jan 11
90 % May 31
common
,101
Feb 11
31% Mar 6
Jan
30
30
Co
preferred
preferred
preferred
Jan
71/2 Jan
Dec
13% Dec
4
3.90%
8
35% Nov 18
50% Oct 21
7
4.40%
44% Jan
13% Oct 21
88
12
27
Dec
38% Oct
73
991% Feb
Jan
97
Edison
91
96
28% Mar
Ohio
24
9
14
99% Mar 25
21
54% Feb
7
Jan
3*/% Dec 19
i)2,
9414 Jan
84'% Jan
98
16% Sep 26
81% July 24
22% Oct 22
6A
29
14
1
85% Nov 13
23% Dec 30
35
Jan
103% Mar
50% Jan
31'%
.
35,300
21
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
22
.
.
Monday, March 10, 1958
.
(1110)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW FORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Tear 1957
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
niGH
Mar. 5
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Mar. 1
Mar. 3
Pat
AND
Tuesday
Manila?
EXCHANGE
Hig best
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Banye far Previous
Mar.
Mar. 6
Shares
.
Q
"
2
7
29% Jan
2374 Oct 22
9
Jan
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
25
Radio Corp of America om__No par
Quaker
2
Jan 29
'
ti',o
(The)
38%
38 7s
*138
5
143
Oats co
preferred
38 "a
common.._5
100
26% Feb
11
Jan
24
13
30
39 %
39% Jan
37% Feb
136-
Sep
138 % Dec
2
33 y« Jan
1237a Aug 13
*138
140.
39 78
39 Vb
•138
257
"257-4
4.100
409
25%
237a
257a
^180
140
140
140
-y
257b
a
3974* 3974
3974
397a-
39 %
140
*138-
140
:
*25% % 257a
257a
R
Oct 22
40
May 13
30 % Jan
2
35
Jan
14
647a Jun 24
78
Jati
24
69% Jan
6
74% Jan
29
21% Aug
6
Feb
13
27
Mar 22
17
7
11
49 % Jan
14% Jan
13
23% Aug 13
21% Jan
2
11
59 Va Jun
34% Jan
16% Mar 18
4
Jan
21% Feb
10
39
Jan
36
2
4
25 >4 Jan
28
2
22
20
Mar
41% Apr
12
31% Jan
12
5% Dec 31
12% Jan
8
22% Feb
17% Jan
13
15% July
10
Dec
8
13
2
30
Mar 29
20% Feb
Feb
54
Jan
9
3
6
Feb
5
217b Feb 11
56
Feb
7
25
62
10
14% Feb
35
Jan
7
7% Feb
9 % Jan
2
11% Feb
4
Dec 18
59% Jan
2
39% Jan
13
July 19
July 11
22% Jan
25% Jan
10
(J
16% Jan
10
21
2
-
37
8 Va May
39
21% Dec 18
21
Mar 12
40
2
12% Mar
40% Mar
7
6
MaT
80
8
Roan
5
Mar
22% Jan
8
315
May 29
90
25%> Jan
22% Jan
8% Mar
Rohr
9
32%
32 7 b
X2074
-20%
*55 7 a
57
*55 7 b
57'
*5474
57 *
19%
5
,
207b
6%
10%
10
427b
6%
6%
674
X107b
427 b
41%
417b
:■
-
247b
247b
24 74
25
28
28 7 b
2874
28%
11%
1274'
377b
37%
44.
44
'
•
44
26
12 Vb
44
7
Feb
5
19
9Va Feb
3
24% Jan
10
29% Feb
19
4
x397a
%:%'
4%
2
2
26% Feb
7
13% Feb
5
6t
58 % Feb
5
Feb
3
2
5374 Jail
14
Jan
20
26
261
2
90
6
% Jail
Jan
20
17% Oct
11
23% Jan 29
20% Jan
39% May
2
32% Feb
1
13
12% Feb
14
18% Feb
12
31% Oct 21
377a Nov 27
32 7 u Jan
29
94% Mar
6?p 25
36
Nov
11
Dec
30
22 Va
Nov
4
13
Feb 20
12
15
Mar
55% Feb
14
Mar
78
Jan
94
Jan
8
Jan
Scott
28
28
May
77% Jail
Jan
21% Feb
9
28
247a Jun
Feb
Jan
7
83
Dec
23
36
15 Va Oct
23
18,
Dec
13
17% Jan 10
19% Mar
82
Sep
19
5274 Feb
12
63 Va Jan
10
16% Jan
24
87 b Jan
2
11% Feb
4
8% Oct
22
26% Jan
19
2
Oct
1
33
13
58VsJan
2
10% Sep
23
77e Mar 12
9
93
May 21
25-7-b
•:
*92
•
•*92
90 "
•
convertible
25
2074
18 7
8%
38%
•'
25% >•25 7,1
25%
19%
b-;
9 ••
8%
8% %
"4074 ""
39%
■/
Paper
'
3.65%
5
Co
'
39%
13% Jan
23
31
Feb
Oil
Steel
Sharon
Jan
9
13
9% Jan
3
Shattuck
Feb
12
67% Jan
2
Shell
2
31
*56
2»;<
*210
307 b
%
95
*92%
2234
227b
23
*32%
32%
3271
32 V,
12%
-1-2%
19 7 b
37 7
a
38
34%
:
12
1274
21%'
;
*80
20
97
22 7
b
74
55 Vb
*10
19%
20%
11%
4%
7b 7
26%
%
27
.
27
250
61%
i
'
-
■
■lf
■
81 >>*'
;
19 7
b'
*
39%-
20% Jun
10
17% Feb
23
21% Apr
30
147b Jan
24
20% Feb
2
New
3
11
30
571
26
'
11'a/'
26ft;
"V•: 274%
69 V
29
20 7 4
2774
27%
2 8 3 a -7.
V 27%
28
shares
Yofk
.9%
9%
■"
X6234
22
17Vs Jan
25
Apr"il
Jan
2
11% Jan
23
137b Feb
9 Va Oct
Sheraton Corp of
12
167 s Jan
16
Sitgler
10
America
Corp
17
32%
23% Feb
28
25% Jan
6
30
49% Jan
17
337i Jan
2
40% Jan
31
Simmons
Dec
17
89
Jan
8
50 Vb Jan
2
59
Jan
29
Simmonds Saw & Steel
49
45% Dec
467b Feb
28
51% Feb
'Feb
25
55
Jan
22
Skelly
26% Jan
17
30% Jan
9
Smith
23
68% Jun
49
Nov
14
80% May 27
48
28
Dec
30
367b Sep 23
23% Oct
2
15% Jan
2
197a Feb
3
20% Jan
11
14% Jan
2
167a Jan
22
14% Oct 21
14
Nov
12
6
4
53% Oct
22
70% Dec
5
58% Jan
10
68% Feb
24
45 Vb Dec
23
44% Jan
13
50 7b Feb
4
15% Sep
25
65% July 15
21% Jan 18
Jan
2
187 b Jan
24
6
67e Jan
2
2
20% Jan
6% Oct 23
10 Vb Jun
23% May
16
187b Jan
2
Nov
14
51% Feb
13
47% Jan
24% Oct
& Mar
43
Sinclair
2
8% Mar
24% Feb
6
19
4
74 Feb
26
14
51% Feb
20
Co
Oil
Oil
29-"+
28%
2^7v.
97
13%
133+
,
153-,'
1,700
1
10%
11%
5,300
14
14%
5,900
Nov
26
46% Jan
28% Dec
11
45% Jan
8
30
Jan
10
16 Ye Nov 27
19% Feb
4
10% Jan
2
33
76% Oct
4
81
Jan
10
17
34% Jan
77
Jan
2
10
22
34 % Dec
31
32
Jan
10
12% Deo 31
18 Vb Jan
10
12
Jan
8
674 Jan
7
26
Jan
2% Dec
40
Jan
31
3
65
Jan
61
July
2% Jan
3
Jan
31
53 *4 J an
2
40
Feb
48%
17%
1674
16:%
16%
16%
16%
163
83b
874
83„
874
87 b
87a
8%
23%
50%
50%
23%
23%
23%
23%
lit"
*50
27%
California Edison———25
3774
3774
23h
4
(Del)
No par
Southern Railway common—No par
5%
non-cum
preferred
20
100
Southwestern Public Service Co—1
Mobile & Ohio stk tr ctfs
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
Sparton Corp
Spenr & Co
$5.50 pfd
1
2.50
4
8% Dec
11
12 y2 Apr
11
9% Jan
13
11
72% Jan
7
62% Jan
68
Jan
23
24
85% Jun
11
21 Vb Jan
23% Jan
16
Square D Co
7
94% Jan
907a Feb
27
30
19% Jan
U
12 Vb Jan
15
Jan
24
30
26% July 15
98 Va Jan 15
18% Jan
20% Jan
16
6
28
5
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17
":76.,
->,9,200
7.
a
1,600
-1,600
5,200
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3174
17
•
80
52 i
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32-
r
33%
1374
13%
13,7 a
2%
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66
56,
1374
>
52
51'%
517,t
5t3V
27
27
27%
273
29 7
56%
;
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137b Vl338
13
18J/a
187 b
903+
r
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12%
123b
12%
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66 Va
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22%
22%
,
2234
227a
57 3+
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:
187b
v
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32%
33%
17%
58%
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187'e
183b
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70
50Ja
93.
37a
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2,800
3,200
300
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1,100
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59'
20
4,200
+
93
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13V+
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19
187a
19
90%.
5013
907a
16,800
70
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17,000
137,:
137a
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5,000
33" «'
12%
13
12%
12%
12 7 8
66
667b
6634
67
67
67
2274
227B
223«
22%
22%
22%
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80
c
33%
33%
3
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90%
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80
+
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4,100
45,900
120
9.600
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800 •
■
173b
14
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93
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387+
17%
3
66
a
337a
33%
15,300
.
35%
-
500
13,700
27%
30.'
■
.
52
357+
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3
66
-
,
2,100
39%
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80
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17
36
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a
323+
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274
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56
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12%
200
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17
33 7a
15.700
28
34
353+
80
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27%
34%
37 7b
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56 74
2874
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66
28%
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196,400
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50%
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50%
*
26%
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27-
40.000
ab
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8,000
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■
375a
South'n Pacific Co
a
23%
23%
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50%
2734
3434;
30
4
531
-
28
35%'
7.50
-
23%
*50
34%
Southern Natural Gas Co
;
Irf
..
50 3 4
30
17% Dec
68%
47%
35%
24
Mar
-i
4844
30
11% Dec
Nov
68/
b
*29%
34%
3774
8
9
19% Dec
.68%
46 7
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec_No par
25
60
68%
473b
4
24
347a Jan
947a Jan
68%
46%
26%
13
85% Jan
677a
,
•''5174
45% Apr
Jan
IS1/-.
2674
797/a Nov
88
15%.
51%
14
5972 Mar
15%
26%
20
Mar
a
51%
Feb
70
155
5
6
3% Feb
23%
A
82% Nov
47
15%
23%
874
00
5
—25
No par
Spencer Chemical Co common
0
4.20%
preferred
100
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
1
Sperry Rand Corp common
50c
$4.50 preferred
25
Spiegel inc common
2
No par
$«.50 preferred-
23
15.7i
.....
*
Southern Co
17% Feb
Jan
157b
15%
'
7
34% Jan 30
78
18«j
:
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(The)
-500
34,800
..
55
28?
183a
2874
Southern
Mar
51
277a
13%
18
3414
28
800
50%
49%
,
27%
277B
3474
b2 7b Jan
49 %
.
8%
-
28
2
48%
-
18%
8
49% Jan
..
57.
< 513.,
27:4
1
rights
preferred
;
2,400
V
383
.
i
*16%
Common
173,800'
2#%
••
28'
17
South Carolina E & G Co com_4.50
57.
18'b
17
74
243
277a
1
13
30
51
,
56
-,v
18%
68"
25% Dec 26
36% Jan
50%
55
-
18%
4774
51% Jun
2
50 34
67%
South Amer Gold & Platinum
19,000
- a
28
46 3 4
20% Jan
2
48r,j:
6774
South Porto Rico Sugar com
B% preferred
Jan
477a
4674
26
28% Jan
48
,
4574
24
33
3b"u
38%
24.
38
387a
56
23 V
55
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.
24%
2374
38
49%
Va
2774
14
473b
47%
49
3,100
15%
13%
55
15
Inc
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+
18"
K
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38%
157a
287a Feb
Mav 27
23'
15%
667b
Socony Mobil Oil Co
Solar Aircraft Co
'19,600
65
10%:
••
4
*545
5
347a Jan
July 17
23%;,
38%
74
-
5,800..
.
637+
63 7 b
.
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13%,
Co Inc
5
& French Labs..33V3c
7
49 V*
1374
18
13
32
14"-
17%
32% Jan
22
13%.
4874
-25% Jan
23
1474
*27%
25
25% Oct
13%
10
11
29% Dec
103:,
.
25
35% Jan
27% Mar
10%.
46 3 a
39% Jan
24% Jan 13
10ta
55
21
2
10%
38%.
Sep 23
4478 Sep 10
30
107 b
237b
Corp
% 4,900
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974
a
15%
55
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300
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29%
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18%
15.7 b
1074
Smith-Douglass
5%
18 sj
157,
38%
(AO)
Kline
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15-1a
23%
Corp
Smith-Corona Inc
Smith
177c
No par
No par
Signode Steel Strapping Co
7,700
7r;
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1574
18
5
19 % Dec
33% Dec
400 '•'
11%
'•
11%
9%'
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1
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1
1
37,400
.
185,300
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300
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19
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59
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167b Jan
iv Feb 24
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50
12,300;>
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12
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26,000
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4
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9%
12%
19%
.
34%
2874
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12 7 a
:
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34%
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No par
7.50
Corp
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50
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24-
327a
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23%
12%
1
10
93 7«
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21%
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70
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10%
2674
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19% r
57
10
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3
1
1
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2.50
57
240'
39 V f
12%
61%
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22 7 a 7/
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a
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53%
1
1
5
5
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2274
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817b
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19
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26
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24%.
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30.000
283a
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34%
38%
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127 a
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300
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240-
:
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32%
19%
6.409
9%
:
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94
12 7b
187,;
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22 7 It
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18%
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11
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205,900
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250
3174
< 6,900
24 >:
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2,100
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28%
90
:i,
4,800
20
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57
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-
250
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23
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94
96
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93
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9
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92
135
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;
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• 240
307b
61%
Inc.
Industries
Shahmoon
8% Jan
•■J
31%
96
preferred
Shamrock
3
:
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\'^240 '
; *210
3174
a
H
.10%
•.
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Servel Inc common—i.—,
10
11
57
v
1
5.000
-
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19%
197 b "
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18
-
2874 ;
90%
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V
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1274
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267b Feb 25
x26
34-%
Roebuck & Co
$4.50
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16
6
26
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22
Feb
;.r*r 233«.
23 7
12
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3^00
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b
331
25%
-
834
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974'
-
27%
89 7 b «
1807b
23%
240
1874
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i. 9%
:
23
89 %
180 %.
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common...
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t
2074
255a
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407V
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974
27774
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57b Jan
67% Jan
56 7 b
240
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Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp
Sears
27 7
90
185
10
10
preferred
Seagrave
V: *9
No par
a.
12% Jan
79
27%
30
common
Seaboard Finance Co
Seaboard Oil Co
6
1874
18%
x36% 'T.86%--'-.
I
974
90
100
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
30
18 7 b
37.
*180
6
preferred
4
4% Mar
187 b
*9
i
preferred
Scovill Mfg Co
4,400
31%
330
"••"
95';:-""
—
'
297 V-
,
18% "719 74
'
-19%
2
8%
39 74
367b
No par
preferred
332
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332-
•
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600
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32
31 7b
7%';
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•
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12,500
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23%
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-
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474
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1
27
Jan
25
'207b
10%
common
27% Feb
26
25%
23%
23H4
*297L*~ 31
if'
61
23%
24 %:
4/4 v V'
31%.
330
95
5
27% Jan
58
*92
30 7
3174
<"■
4O,0OU
274;
2 7a
1
4,200
.it
23%
i
2474
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23%
*28%
;
a>■■■"'■
337
1.40
Jan
87/e Jan
;'<■
8%
10
Corp
Jan
11% Jan
July 9
76% July 15
25%
19%
No par
series A
24
5 7b
?. 25%
24%
100
25
3
15% Jan
7
3
81% Mar
Arms
$3.40
75
2% Aug 12
>
12%
'
23 7b
com
$4
20
6% Oct 22
<
•:-^-v510
99
58%
23 74
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200
867a
12%
537a
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2374
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4,<«v
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23%'
31%
7
100
Schick Inc
997b Jail 24
28 t
pfd 4.40%
5%
7
7
Dec
42% Jan
95
1.66%
Diego Gas & Electric Co
Schering Corp
21
29% May 22
29% Jan
7
:'
b
.'29 7+
.
339
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4
•
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82
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98 -7
274
5634
2374
4ia
333 %
338
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31%
30
20
Ry Co.—100
preferred
100
noncum
Savage
23
21% Feb
Co
Vj
V*''.
12%
,2
237b
23% "7.
23 7
25%
Schenley Industries Inc
6
Jan
84
17
Mur
1st
26
63 Vb Mar
86
33% Jan
97
12 3a
577a
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2%,
2-"
567b
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J
637b
637 a
f
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23
57'4
48,000
,1 2,200
82
12 74
12
.,63,100
407 b
86/:'?.
98
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25%
5
St Regis Paper Co common
3
20 Vb Feb
35
Ry
San
14% Jan
3
12
102
22
-
23%
No-par
Sangamo Electric Co
39% Mar
Oct 22
22% Nov 19
L San F
7
14% Jan
-
71% Oct 21
19
v
31%
conv
3
34% Feb
34
May 29
62
23%
31%
Preferred series A 5%
6
Mar
24
25
53% Nov 13
56 74
47«
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6t Louis Southwestern
327a Feb 20
2
22
19
47b
preferred
4.30%
5%
29 Va Oct
64Via Jun
237b
*23
*23
1
-J
2
% 23
2
JO
Jan
5
2
17% July
23 7b'
common
4
235
3
23% Jun
Stores
Safeway
Feb
10% Jan
Jan
24
56%
1
1
5
22% Jan
48% Jan
22
1%
1%
557 b
(Jacob)
27
2
16% Oct
07% .'■987 b
< 12
12 7 a
*22%
25
preferred
St Joseph Lead Co
St Joseph Light & Power
5
Mar
Ruppert
19
11
11% Dec
12
Royal McBee Corp
Ruberold Co (The/
Feb
Oct
'
98%
11%
6.900
•7,000
12 7b
44-%
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-•*80
v
85 Va
1,300
68.400
39%
-
68%'
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82
-
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447 b
4074.
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21
92
74% Feb
Feb
987 b
2874
1274
44 74
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1
5
1
20 Guilders
Corp
185
26% Jan
96
*80
x84%
100
2
24
Oct 30
Aircraft
68 7 4
6774
,■
82 V '
867b
common
24
2
205
Co
Jan
25% Dec
May 23
Haas
84% Jan
Mar 22
304
68%
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1
Corp
Royal Dutch Pet Co
37% Feb
24
9
67%
*80
87 7 b
5
Ronson
2
30
13
67%
67
26%
'
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397a
44
5.600
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26
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300
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f
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43
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900
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57
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1,100
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44
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20'4
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32 74
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3274
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2574
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37
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1,400
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7%
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2074
.20
2,300 ;.
300
30
a
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5
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T-
28 7
20%.
137a-
137 b
107b
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1374
20%
19%
10%
41
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33
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*2074
-
600
28,200
22%
33
2,600
V
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22%
22%
37
Y; 77a
32 7„
,20%
Mines
Rome Cable Corp
14
8
&
15
Jan
93
Company
Antelope Copper
24
4174 Mar
13
177'o Feb 25
161
Dec
3274
32
'—5s
Corp
107a Jan
_
307b Jan
July 17
46 Va Mar 6
Nov
'
5
••
82
preferred series A
4%
Nov 25
26% Dec
23% Oct 22
25
-
207b /774-v,
*20 Vb
"13%
13%
No par
—10
Corp.
217a Jan
18% Mar
2
176
V 10% Dec 10
64
-v
*4 74
*474
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*80
Trust
Selection
Oil
Paper
Rohm
353% Jan 23
96
Jan 28
Jhn
15% Jun 11
2
14
Nov
77 a
—1
Rockwell Spring &c Axle Co
3774 Jan
35
23% Nov 20
25
x20 7 b
'
*8573
Co
Rochester Gas <fc El Corp
10
40% May 16
7% Oct 24
24 Va Oct
-
774
7b
10
series
4.50%
57ae/tr conv preferred
27% Jan 27
Jan
60% Jun
Feb 26
8% Dec
207,,
t
22
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207 b
Robertshaw-Fulkon Controls com—1
*
Jan
32
33% May 21
July 24
17% Dec 30
•5
37
*33
'
37
774
:%
V
28
28
20%
'
'
31
2
13% Jan
Richfield
Ritter
25% Feb
2
24
32
85
28% •'
*32 7 b
v
—100
100
series
Manufacturing
Riegel
4% Mar
Feb
87'» Dec 23
37% Dec 19
Feb
32%
28 74
*33
?
5
32%
10
Rhodeslan
c
24% Mar
2
29
96
19 Va Oct 22
190
2
Jan
28% Jon
207'e Dec 31
50 Va Dec
32 3 4
28-
a
*20 7 b
5
1
—
3.60%
Preferred
"i Rlieein
5
4
19
423% May
4
Dec
33
y
*13%
Drug Co
2.50
Reynolds Metals Co common...—1
4%% pfd series A
50
Preferred
29
24 % Feb
297'b Mar
24
Oct 21
235
64% Jan
2
31% July 24
26% Aug 19
21% Oct
Inc.—
Common
6
28
44Va July 17
23
Feb
2% Mar
2
Feb
22% Jail
36 Va July
20 7e Dec 23
22
4
17s Jan
6
7% Apr
July
24
137b Feb
22% Jan
27 % May
78
99%. Feb
4
2
137
9
2
55
21
28
7
867b Feb 18
19% Jail
4
Oct
81% Nov
14
83% Feb
1
Aug
33% Jan
23
69% Feb
7
9
10% Jan
':
4
18
19% Jan
285
22 3 4
5
5
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
10
83% Feb
19
22
3 Va Apr
1% Oct 21
22 % Dec
/
457a Jan 22
78% Jan
94% Jan
637n Jan
5
737i.> Sep
21% Jan
56% Dec 30
Dec
*474"
Rexall
6
10
99
24
Dec 23
<28
Revlon
8% Jan
82 Va Jan
72 Va Jun 24
4
22 31
,
10
10
Revere Copper &c Brass
4
41% Jan
-
18 Va Dec
7
32 % Jan
66 % Dec
•
6
87 Va Jun
22
22 71
4
62% July 22
10
1674
2274
22 3 4
600
4
52%
16'a
*51%
15!
157b
22
22%
33
77a
18%
1674-
167 «
15%
22,900
33%
71%
17Va
5274%
5134
517 a
33 Vb
715i;
V
17 7«
22 7«
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2074
.
177 b
tr
(Robt)
29% Feb
4
46
7/2
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177 a
-
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;
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337 a
.
72
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37
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.
727b-:'
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27%
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,33
3374
*72
x51 Vb
33
27%
No par
Inc
29Va Jan . 30
Va Mar 29
107b Jan
30
39% Nov 12
68% Jun
44% Mar
9
65% May 18
77b Oct 22
32% Dec
5
6
22
227V
*32%
100
1
50c
10
Republic Steel Corp—————10
20
25
32% Jan
10
.
15-%
i 21%
50
50
50
5
'•?
53
15%
pfd 37a% series..:
-Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred
9
Jan
13 % Apr
Oct
9
*52
52 %
22
Conv
Oct 22
4% Dec
13
5274
17%
•
22%
& Co—
$1.25 div prior preference
Reliable Stores Corp
Reliance Elec & Eng Co™
Reliance Mfg Co common
6% Jan 28
7
Jan
31
July 31
45
20% Dec 24
62
3% Jan
13% Jan
67'b Feb 28
3% Dec 31
13 Va Dec
17%
33
33 74
.72%
'1774
'
'
Bros
Reeves
Reis
30% Dec 10
17 V*
15%
Reed Roller Bit Co
7
Feb
8
Jan
fr
727b
21%
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
Oct 28
16% Dec 30
35
32%
73 74
5
.
preferred
noncum 2nd
4%
7
32%
No par
l
4% noncum 1st preferred.
34% Jan 24
30
5
Raybestos-Manhattan
Rayonier lnc_„
Raytheon Mfg Co
Reading Co common
31
17
28
Feb
26 % Jan
34% Jan
11
22% Dec
30% Nov 18
25
Dec 20
Feb
24% Feb
327b
73
No par
Ranco Inc_
19% Jan 21
52% Mar
3
14
Dec 23
48 7+ Feb
14
17
$3.50 1st preferred
190
12,409
•
Volume 187
Number 5723
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
'
V,
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1
(1111)
' '
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
''
Range for Previous
Year 1957
Highest
Lowest
3774 Jan
71
2 >
574 Nov
.'
* 42% May
9
82% Feb 13
Oct 23
40% Jan
2
9
84
6
Jan
2
V'-;.
'
•»
-.EXCHANGE
Standard Brands
6
Feb, 20
8V4 Jail
STOCKS
LOW AND HIGH BALI TRICKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Mar. 3
Mar. 4
Mar: 5
Inc
21
No par
No par
com-
$3.50 preferred —
Standard Coil Products
Pat
,
^
Co
Inc
45 %
80
45%
45%
46%
80
80
80
7%
jt/a
1
; 2% Oct 22
4374 Feb
535 V?
•'47%
3% May 22'
£2%.le
40% Oct 22
5
4
Standard,* Oil of California
40V/4 Mar
6
Standard Oil of lndiana-:_
Ex -distribution
>3
—
6.25
51% Jan, 29
Standard Oil
24
45%' Mar
7
6
92
7
2
14% Feb
4
45% Feb
5
13 74 Jan
24
•?■
36
•
Jan
12
13,
18% July 12
18% May 27
Jan
.
2
-
2
-
1474 Jan
Mar
of
Ohio Common
'
4874
42%
•43%
100
Packaging Corp
Convertible preferred
com—1
*90
14%
Standard
:
'
_10
14%
44%
Standard Ry Equip Mfg Co.—1
Stanley1 Warner. Corp_
5
V,.! 13
*11%
34 % Feb
10
*
5
V 32%
1474
4474
33 74
17% Jan
20% Feb
4
-
—15
19%
1974
27% Dec 17
23% July 15
41% Apr 23
29%
30
15V2 Dec
31
18% May 15
10% Dec 31
<;15»/4 NOV
7
19% May 21
18 % Mar
5
33% Oct 22
50
37 V s Jan
8
20
30
8% Apr 11
42% Oct 21
57% July.23
18% Nov v7
2% Dec
«15% Deo 11
9
Dec
78
i-
27
Dec 26
-
16% Jan
93
Feb
»
82
67V2 NOV 26
30
20
Dec
20 %
July 26
2874 Oct 22
2% Jan
27
i3
30
72
31
Dec
89
11% Jan
27
Sun Chemical Corp common
79
Jan
16
82
Feb
10
69
2
16
4: Studebaker-Packard Corp
Sunbeam Corp o
Mar
3
Jan
2
23% Feb
14%
14
14%
44%
*44
14
*44
4474
44
44%
13
1374
13
1574
1574
1574
*60
6174
*60
i
61%
6174
6274
)
12
1174 J
11%
33
3374
3274
3374
1974
1974
1974
1974
2974
30
*29%
2974
60
i
6174
6174
12
*1174
-
17%
*1774
17%
1774
1174
1174
117u
12
17
17
16 74
4074
40
4074
40 74
21%
2174
2174
*59
1,700
,
200
,
6274
62%
1174
*11%
1174
300
3274
3374
3274
1974
1974
1974
13,000
7,100
2974
2974
3374
1974
2974
.
1674
217»
3,600
i
6374
,,
12
17
60
600
13
;
1574.
6174
6274
*1174
1774
11%
* 167u
46
21%
3
Jan
30
:
Mach
29 7a
1774
17%
1174
•
1274
1174'
12
17
17
4.206
2,900
>
300
1774
17
*17
1,800
r
400
4074
*1674
4074
4074
4174
4174
2174
2174
2174
2174
22
l
'
:
3,600
1,600
-
1074
10%
1074
1074
*
10%
1074 !
82
82
82
8174
8174
'•
81
82
No par
62%
6274
6274
63 •"
6374
64
6374
6474
6474
65%
4,600
21%
21%
2174
2174
2174
2174
2174
22
22
22 74
62,900
2374
2374
*2334
24
24
24
2374
23%
32
32
*3174
32
32
32
3174
32
78%
7974
7974
5974
874
7974
80
7
25
2
.
19% Feb 11
29% Jan
May 8,4
Apr9
1974 Jan
34% Jan
31% Jan
-
37% Feb'
-
10c
California
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc
4
Jan
31
Symington Gould Corp
18% Feb
6
18% Jan
374 Dec
30
20% May 17
874 Jan 11
374 Jan
8
874 Oct 21
18% Jan 31
974 Jan
2
Dec
.6074 Jan 11
76% Jun
6
3574 Jan
2
49% May 9
33
Jan 10
2274 Jan
Jan
2
31% Jun 19
4074 Jun
4
2674 Jan
2
Oct 22
574 Oct 22
8% Mar 15
6 74 Jan
.
^.No
par
7974
8
1432
3174
*1974
•
8
1435
20
*1974
32%
33
36
36%
32%
X3574
,
82
*2071*
*574
3274
*8074
3274
8174
774
,(
774
774
1,700
80
2,200
874
874
.
6,200
1485
1455
3374
900
32
1
33
,.
1,100
3374
1,300
20,
*1974
3274
327®
36%
36
3074
8174
81
8174
60
.774
7%
774
5,500
22%
22%
2274
3,800
*1974
3274
...
: 774
2074
31%
/
8174
,
80
36
:
3274
3674
774"
1490
190
24
24
*3174
^
874
874
33
.
20%
,
-:
1455
„
33
i.
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*.
„
1455
.
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3574
,
1
1
8%
1458
3274
3274
774
9
874
1440
.
2074
82
;
7974
3274
32%
35 V 4
1
-—
>
1410
_
7.50
com
% $4; preferred
16
84
7% Jan
>
8
25
—
.
9% Jan
72% Jan
14
;
8
.
Sutherland Paper Co.'
u
i—.5.Sweets Co of America (The)—4.16%
Swift & CO—
—25
,
•
No par
Feb
of
81%
10%
Jan
Superior Oil
81
10%
32
.
3.000
81
1874
1360
.
1,700
1074
1874
Sunshine Mining Co
2
12,500
1074
-431«
:*Z
17
Jan
26,600
1874
42%
1874
24
35% Jan 28
374.
43%.
18
4274
X1T74
9% Jan
1680
3%
4374
4174
17%
6% Jan
...
374,
3
.i
4174
*1774
81% Feb
"
374
3
41 74
17%
1
$4.50 series A preferred
Sun Oil Co
21
374
41%
1774
33% Jan
24
3
41 74
-
3
10
3%
3
1
.—5
:
Tool
43
Jan
9% Dec 24
•
1474
*17V4
Sunray-MId-Cont Oil Co common—I
,..:4%.% preferred series A—
25
5%"% 2nd pfd series of '55
30
Sunshine Biscuits Inc.
•
12.50
_
46% Jan 10
9
.■' 46% Jan
„
2
31% Jan
1.9% Dec 27
29 V4 Dec
Sundstrand
72
11
26% Nov
21
22 % Jan
Jtfly 15
2,000
;
43% Jun 17
'
Jan
20% Jan
-
3
Jan
2
'2774 NOV 13
s
8
19
60
14
15% Aug i 8
1,210 :
3% Jan
45% Jan
2
974 Jan
Mar 20
.
2
14
15% Jan
17
Jul)
74
,
6% Dec 30
,<
Jan
39% Feb
j,
29% May 16
24% Apr 11
38% Jan 18
65% Oct 29
i
15% Jan
100
14.700
14%
3
.'V'
■■■"
V
May
10% Jan
•
;*
Jan
8
5
5
17% Feb 28 V Stix Baer & Fuller Co
12% Jan 16 * Stokely-Van Camp Inc common
1
17
Feb5
5% prior preference
1
20
43% Jan 30
Stone & Webster
No par
24% Jan 15
Storer Broadcasting Co
1
32
15% Jan
29%Apr 24
.18% Dec 31
*
Jan
29
-
*3,700
9274
6174
1
-
124,000
4574
9274
5974
No par
10
Stercbi Bros Stores Inc
29% Jan
(J P) & Co Inc
Stewart-Warner Corp
5174"
45%
93
61V4
StaufTer Chemical Co..
35% July 15
Stevens
507a
45
,
*92
59%
2
"Sterling Drug Inc
5174
44 74
44%
93
1574
11
*
5074
50%
4374
*90
13
12% Feb
S'&t£tr&tt'C& (The) L S—;
65,200
1574
68% Jan-
22
49,460
4074
13
7
Jan
3,000
46
3974
1574
15
•
3
.4574
4074
13
11
374
230
46 74
1574
Feb
61
*3
774
3874
13
10% Jan
7%
4574
15%
57
80
4574
13;
60% Feb
4
l,9t/0
47
80
3974
4974
4374
9474
44%
.
-
15%
.
83% July 12
13% Jan
2
23
10% NOV 21
25% Feb 15
il6% Dec 19
•
,
8,200
774
47
80
7 74
374
3
14%
4474
85% May 21
57% Dec
54% NOV
.
•
4374
*90
7%
Shares.
;
74
47.%
*7972
4474
38%
50 %
4974
96
4674
"
80
the Week
Friday
Mar. 7
Mar. 6
38
45%
37
Sales fer
Thursday
.
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4674
7%
3
4474
49%
10
A
46%
*79 %
774
3
4474
37.%
36%
7
Jersey
'„••.' 3%% preferred series
16Va Jan* 28
2
New
Standard Oil
42% Feb
10% Jan
•
of
3%
43 74
25
'
47% Feb 21
88% Jan
36% Dec
13% Oct 22
.
3% Feb
47% Feb
18
8
Mar
94
11% Dec 31
+
3
25
35% Feb
11% Dec 13
l. 8474 Oct 30
974 Nov 27
33% NOV
4
-i
3
>-*
■
68% July 5
62% Jun 10'
13
NOV
;
Jan
43% Feb
59% July 16
12
Dec 23
7%
'
Standard Gas & Electric Co—r
•
,
*
;
>
47% Mar
77% Jan
9% Jan 11
4
'
Range Since Jan. 1,
Lowest
;•>
Highest
:
774
12.900
3274
7,300
T
34
:
18
,5474 Feb 12
Dec ?1
.14% Dec 30
15% Feb 12
,24
:
26
3
23
Talcott Inc
4
6% Jan 30
16
41% Feb
«
3
63% Jan
13
16
6
30
Jan
31
21
574
2274
23
2274
5
574
474
1174
11
11%
1174
1174
11
3774
3974
40
40
4074
41
57%
39
5874
59
5974
5874
5974
247®
-
25
33 74
Co
21
11
2.50
——:
Gulf Producing
Texas
,
16
3074 Jan
v
Corp
Texas Co
i
1774 Jan
24% Feb 25
Aircraft
'Tennessee Corp;—
t
2
2774 Jan
,
(James)—
Tel Autograph Corp
,
Temco
1274 Jan
5574 Feb 24
15
Mar
2574
25
2574
25
2574
i
:
474
5
-
22
3,400
2,900
5
5
5
1174
11
11%
41
4074
41 %
2,800
59 7w
6074
60%
6074
44,800
2574
2374
26
2674
21,700
i
157®
1574
1574
15%
1574
1574
1574
1674
1674
1
27 74
2 774
28
2874
2874
2874
2874
2974
29
1674
2974
34,800
21,400
—10
2574
2574
.2574
2674
2674
2774
2774
2874
2874
2874
14,700
Sub:share ctfs ex-distributlon—l
8 To
9
874
974
874
874
874
874
874
118
*10874
11574
4374
13 %
*10974
1774
..Texas Gulf
No par
Sulphur
Instruments
'Texas
Inc
Texas Pacific Cod! &
—;
Oil
Texas Pacific Land Trust—
974 Mar
4
-
...
4
9874 Jan
125
Jan
28
Texas & Pacific
2
2
44% Jan
50
Jan
29
13% Feb
11
15 % Oct
21
3
1574 Jan
1774 Feb
11
1774 Jan 21
26
3874 Jan
10
160
9
.10-
Jan
10
y® aan
22
Feb
53
Feb 25
25 :
4274 Oct 18
10% Jan
4274 Jan
6
12
Apr
Jan
10% Jan
.
2
Aug
6
1974 Dec 30
21
55% Jan
6
19
Dec 20
Jan
2
23% Feb
4
27
2374 Jan
6
2474 Jan
16
13
31
:
20
-1
2g%
—No par
—1
*1274
50
*4674
Co
common
'
*
'1 '
.
15
Thompson Products Inc common—5
4% preferred
100
Tidewater Oil common
10
2
36
Feb
4
2
21
Jan
30
1274 Jan
7
1374 Feb
3
Toledo Edison/Co
36
Oct 21
56 %.
42
Jan
15
Feb
5
Trane Co
4174 Apr 24
3174 Jan
2
50
28% Oct 22
July 22
47
30
3874 Feb
2374 Jan 21
37
4
107/4 Jan
2
1374 Jah
24% July 16
27% Jan
2
31% Mar
48% Jun 24
57
.-Jan
29
53
Jan
2
57
Jan
1674 Dec 30
31% Jan
2
1674 Jan
2
1974 Jan
22
4174 Oct 30
2174 Dec
61
30
2
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10
44
Jan
3
6
2174 Jan
2
25%Feb
17
14
1074 Jan
3
13
Jan
23
50
3274 Dec 27
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' Jan
2
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6.
36
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21
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700
2374
4,500
5574
5574
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500
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47
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4274
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i
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12% Feb
4
16% Feb
4
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4
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•:33% Jan
6
Union, Bag-Camp Paper Corp.
Jan
8
3374
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•
34
600
18
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1774
13
1374
13
1374
13%
13%
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3774
37
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28
28
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2474
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2
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13
8,100
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1
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2474
,
6% Jan 23:
,13.
17%
23
12%
2474
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(ctrav)
Tung-Sol Electric Co. common
5
conv pfd aeries of 1957
1674 Apr 29
3374 Jun 26
14
1374
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^274
4874
55
1
50
1
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8
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1
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19
*,
48
-
48
1774 :
23
3074
5674
18
47
2474
47
16
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2574 Jan
23,74 Feb 20
46
3674
2774
1274
2974
5674
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...
—5
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1
1
45
9% Dec 19
12 74 Nov
4374 Feb
9
/
13
2
No par
Tri-Coritlnental Corp common
7
3074 Jun
1974 Dec 20
:
Jan
32%
1774
Airlines Inc
Trans World
16
37% Jun 20
5074 Sep 17
Oct: 22
.43
3 "
Fesb
2074
—1
TranSue & Williams Steel
.
23
July
2074 Jan
118
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7
9
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26
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8774
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1374
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13% Mar 20
1674 Jan
Oct 22
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1774
;li2%
4774
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.
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,
;
13
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,
118
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12
1574 Dec 23
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1774
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9
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Feb
28
1774
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6
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4174 Feb 25
86 74 Jan
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30
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8974 May 8
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28
1
46
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1474 Jan 28
50
4774
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$1.25
i
58% Jan 31
,
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Textron/Inc
,
24% Jan 31
3
53 :
27
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Jan
Aug 2
62 • Aug
2
15% Apr 12
4774 Jan 28
:
100
No par
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Oct 14
11
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21% Jan
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48
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25
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15
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24
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18
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2
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14
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Dec
75
2974 Mar 19
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2
7
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6
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5
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3
80
Feb
2
Jan
4074 Jan 13
4574 Mar
7
2474 Jan
2874 Feb
5
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10074
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26
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31
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3374 May 16
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48
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2674 Jan
Apr 2
43% Jan
4
2
30% Feb
4
Union Tank Car
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7
2474 Feb
6'
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2174 Jan-
2
2874 Feb
19
2
5874 Jan
9
31
Jan
2
120% Jan
8
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2
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77
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115
15
Dec 17
2574 July 22
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2
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31
3
401
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2774 May 16
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38
1
NOV 20
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2
100
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<4
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8
7% May 20
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111
91
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Jan
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3
19
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10
45
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2
38
97
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99
Jan
5
20
8%
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874
874
8%
9,500
3074
30
3074
30%
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21
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22
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2374
23
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2674
26
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26
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26
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3
2
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7
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3
13
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13
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3
35
18
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37
39
1
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4874 Jan
8
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Jan
Dec
Feb
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13
13
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1,100
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12
39% Dec
31
25% Oct 22
39% Jun
5
2b V® Jan
2974 Jan 30
3474 July 16
21% Jan
24% Jan 16
51% Apr 16
8
Aug
147
6974 Dec
165
For footnotes
see
Dec
4
12
page 24.
90
65% Jan 14
76
Feb
14
2
170
Jan
21
167
Jan
Mfrs Inc
25
United Shoe Mach fcommon
6%
474%
U
S &
U
S
25
preferred
U S Borax & Chemical
674
2
1
United, Park City Mines Co (The)—1
10
20% Oct 22
&
-
900
5,100
5
Industrial Corp
United' Merch
1—.
22
10
United. Gas Improvement
United Greenfield Corp_T
2
Nov
7574 Nov
Jan
100%
24'%
United Gas Corp
107/s Jan
39%
4874
7%
3074 Jan 29
6
3974 Feb
32
3974
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2474
27% Jan
9
397a
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2174
49%
7%
38% May 8
38% Feb 19
2
49
24%
23
1% Jan
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2174
774
17
15% Jan
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2174
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33% Oct
31
:
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2,000
2474
United' Engineering 85 Foundry
3074 Dec 23
2,000
34
9474
2474
United Fruit Co_
1074 Dec 30
1874
34
94-74
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27
United
1874
34
7%
44% Feb
20
49
1874
3374
247%
14% Jan 30
7% Feb
21
4874
800
1874
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2
574 Jan
21
■
24%
2
11
4874
9474
1874
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10074
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5
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Oct~23
34
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9
5
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11
17
.
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11
Feb
95
'
!
49%
3974
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15
10074
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120
v
1874
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34
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(Del)
United- Electric
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34
21
4774 Jan
Mar
93
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48
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United Corp
10
.
-
21
1174 Dec 24
13
♦111
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3374 Dec 30
3474 Jan
-
5574
No par
Z
22% Jan
4
2674
United Carbon Co
&
27,800
30
Carton Corp
10
——No par
United ;Board
18,700
2674
2074
$4Attvpreferred_
5;
.
4574
8%
»10O
100
United Artists Corp
1
United Biscuit of America—No par
3
80
3074
preferred
4"% (ser of 1956) conv pfd
31
20
'
8%
4%.'convertible
21% Mar
-
7974
2974
Twist Drill C6—
5074 Feb
41
Feb
340
85
10
Co.
ZZZI—10
Unfted'Air Lines Inc_
Unfted Aircraft Corp common
5
,
4,400
29,300
22,000
No par
preferred
"
2474 NOV 22
6,500
,■
31
8774
:
9274 Jan 22:
8
1174
1474
674
10
10
5
11
1474
674
6%
12
87
11%
14%
5
—No par
Union Carbide Corp
5
73% Jan
2
Corp
Union Elec Co' common
2974 Jan 29
2774 Jan
9674 Jan
11
No par
Udyllte Corp (The)
1274
-
-
1
3774
3674
Corp com—1
3574
f—100
_1
*8174
preferred
Foreign Securities
Freight Co
U 8 Gypsum Co common..
7% preferred
No
par
:
4
100
7
1274
1
38%
37
3674
•3974
674
1274
40
3974
>
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-
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29%
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38%
13%
.
-
674
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-
3974
1374
13%
1374
674
674
674
674
6%
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12%
1274
1,800
2,100
-
12%
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1
174
1
1
1%
38
3874
3774
3874
3874
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37%
1%
-
1
3874
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9;ioo
7,400
174-
3974
5,400
200
3774
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3774
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3774
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36%
3674-
3674
3674
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35%
3574'
8274
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81%
82
81%
8274
2874
15,£00
18,600
674
1274
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18.100
-
6,100
270
27
2774
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2774
2774
2774
27%
2774
82%
28%
2274
2274
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2274
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2274
22%
2274
22%
2274
1,600
6974
71
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707®
6974
10 74
6974
7074
6974
7074
24,300
*165
84
168
*163
168
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168
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168
2874
*164
167
"7,200
—
23*
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
24
..
Monday, March 10, 1958
.
(1112)
EXCHANCE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
17% Jan
8 ft Deo
36
NOV
8
26% Mar
24
U S Rubber Co
22
24
Jan
28
80
Mar
92
3
27
154
Jan
8
2
24% Mar
25% Jan
2
3174 Jan 24
46% Jan
527a Jan
3
51% Jan
7
13
24
6174 Mar
6
186% Jan
28
148% Jan
6
Mar
1
257a Dec 12
19% Jan
2
23% Jan
24
Aug
1
36
Jan
22
35% Jan
3
37% Jan
28
15% Feb
»
Jan
2
12% Jan
Jan
4
15574 Jan 25
136% Jun 20
17
31
*
9% Oct 22
10
7
57a Feb 28
United
16
Jan
5% Oct 29
8
31
87
Jan 21
68% Jan
8
5% Dec 23
10
Apr
17
5% Jan
2
7% Jan
23
6
1572 Jan
28
Dec
68
20
4% Jan
2
75
Jun
Apr
S
Jun
Jan
9
25
Jan
35
Jan
6
3
152
Feb
4
142
307a Jun
7
19
Jan
155
21
18% Dec 31
65% Nov 22
Jan
2
22% Mar
2674
2674
Whelan
Corp
474%
22%
2274
71%
727a
27%
27%
26%
27
81%
*79%
27
3'
90
*91
3274
31%
15072
23 74
23
29
29%
49%
49
4974
53 74
59%
5974
59%
14974
149%
29%
21%
36 74
2174
2274
a
36%
3674
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11%
11%
11%
15%
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■m;:S
Light
3074
297a
317a
31
3172
4,400
*24
9%
53%
23
47
124
Oct 25
Vicks Shreve <fc Pacific Ry cortk—100
Oct 21
noncumulatlve preferred—100
Victor Chemical Works common—5
*12074
27%
12% Dec
5%
8
13
Jan
1874 Feb
124
79
Jan
93
Feb
21% Oct 11
28
97% Jun 21
111
Va-Carolina Chemical com—No par
5
Apr 22
5
257a Jan
31
76% Dec 30
28% Mar
267a Jan
May 22
6%
Jan
106% Jan
90
Mar 27
87% Jan
15
87% Jan 15
98
Mar
1
91
Feb
25
95
Jan
23
82
93
Mar 13
92
Jan
22
92
Jan
22
Feb
110
19
3774 July 11
24% Feb
1274 May 24
11
Jan
2874 Jan
25
107s Oct 29
2
2478 060
17
4
12% Mar
6%
preferred
10% Dec
11
207a Aug 12
9% Jan
2
■12% Mar
7
Jan
3
217a Aug 12
147a Jan
20
15% Jan
14
he/r
Jan
3
79% Feb
6
14
74
84
Jan
13
64
Jan
16
33% Jan
2
Feb
91
convertible
5% %
preferred
23 %
40C
97a
974
54%
3,800
6,000
55%
5474
972 •'.
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5474
55
9%
557 b
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28%
29%
29%
29%
29%
20%
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7972
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7974
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
1674
1774
2,300
93%
2874
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93%
90 74
27%
27%
28%
9374
28%
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108 74
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94
2774
28
108
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108
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94
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94
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26%
26%
2672
26%
2674
26%
2774
5.200
12%
1274
127*
1274
1274
12
12
11 v-
1174
117a
11%
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11%
1174
1274
27,700
14%
77%
88%
88
1275
11 '/*
14%
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16
2374
9%
2874
267a
12%
11
100
100
1,100
24
2474
*24
-12074
90
93
94
-
*91
26
12%
1
common
preferred
preferred
674%
12
Co
16 74
7
16%
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10
—
Materials
Vulcan
2,606
16 74
9%
s12074
91
*85
775
167a
5474
2774 28
10874 108%
$5 preferred ——
—100
$4.04 preferred
100
$4.20 preferred 100
$4.12 preferred
100
Virginia Ry Co common —.....10
17
12
20
July 24
83
77a
1674
237a
79%
91
8
774
1674
28%
*1674
100
Virginia Elcc & Pwr Co com
6
May 29
787/s Jun
partic preferred
div
7%
16%
2474
—
70
7 7%
9%
—
*777a
100
preferred
(
T/z~
1674
♦24
54%
*1207a
124
3%%
3,800
29%
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co—67a
Vick Chemical Co
2.50
3
60
700
30
Aug 23
23% Oct 22
71
Oct 30
777a Feb
*09
29%
Co_
Oct 25
777a Feb
70 7«
297a
14
6
60 (
2274
7074
*22
27-'a
774
Mar
22-74
2775
167a
84
2274
2774
77a
5
2274
2774
17
247a
9%
29% Mar
3,700
150
7074
7%
23% Jan
2374
3474
2374
*34
*148
2774
297a
337a July 16
•
'
277b
*16%
4
•
a
*6874
Corp of America
1
Industries Inc com_2.50
55% Mar
767
*7572
2774
$2.28 conv preferred—5
Van Raalte Co Inc
10
45 74 Jan
4,700
7072
Van Norman
31
2274
347b
355
10c
; 5
2774
Vanadium
Dec
*3474
*150
16
5
237 a
23
23
34
00:
67a
6%
707 V
200
85
2
*14.
5
*7574
152
152
157i
5
7674
*7574
76*4
1574
5
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674
7
1574
*
*6874
16
Oct
847a
70
10
40
8474
85
20a
28
8% Jan
123
1,900
27%
33% Jan
124
574
*68 7a
572 Jan
147a July 16
5-7 a
12.80
27 Va Jan
7-
57a
—100
preferred
9
8% NOV
574
70
2
5
900
5%
1
137a Jan
24
1174
*6%
22
22%
807a Jan
Feb
9,600
36
*21%
Dec 19
18% Jan
1.206
150%
150
22
*1374
150
4% Dec 20
10% Jan
150
149%
5,400
166,800
2,600
a
3374
Utah
26
6175
21%
22%
24
974 Jan
6074
*117
23
24
137a Jan
6174
*35%
3374
Feb
217a Jan
50
60
117b
3374
28% Feb
5
7
3075
50
36
2274
71
Sep
24; 4
2974
50
22%
*7574
9
May
23%
3074
11%
337a
2
18
23 "2
36
22%
Jan
29
2374
2974
4974
1.08C
4,100
22
76%
247a Jan
12% Dec 24
Dec 20
151
11%
2274
65
21
20
20,600
34%
1497a
5%
7
99
33-74
150
227a
8474
157a
150
3474
32%
6,3CC
36'4
*75'/a
12
25
90
t.i'? 'V"y
11%
21%
*3374
10
&
*9.1
150
149%
5
Jun
Power
92
60
*36
5
*6%
7
29 74 Apr
73
14974
85
1
OCt
22
817a
277a
497a
59%
5%
5%
85
152
*7974
7174
.
29 "2
2974
*49
149
149
*13 72
*150
817a
23
'723;''./
2374
2874
5
27
*79%
15074
5%
15,500
1,180
71
32%
15174
85%
22%
22%
72
2674
92
31%
5%
200
22%
96
150%
85%
*6%
1,600
8%
20
71%
8174'
28%
*33 7
'
874
26
'
*79%
49
23%
J,*.
*
374
26
26%
l
81
90
90
3.700
•::/
-
.2274
22%
72%
32
31%
15174 15172
100
Universal Pictures Co Inc com
6
2274
71%
2774
*86-
30o
com
22%
717a
*79
700
44
*4374
7
8%
25
*8% :<7 9
71
.
44
*4374
26 7a
26
9
*8%
//;
9
44
11,000
975
97 a
9 '/2
Shares
775
29
29
2974
974
9%
22
preferred
preferred
8%
5
Mar
*4374
26%
$3.50 convertible preferred
100
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1
Universal Leaf Tobacco com_No par
24
24
14
4474
*8%
Stockyards Corp
United
24
32% Feb
21
36
135
777a Jan
22
41
3
5 7a Jan
747a Jan 22
Oct 21
30% Oct 22
21
6
4% Jan
6V4 May 15
79
Jan 21
6
Nov
1574 Mar
26
Jun
19
12% Dec
85% Mar
*4374
2674
1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5
$6 convertible preferred—No par
United Wallpaper Inc common
1"
Class B 2nd preferred
14
22
974
*4374
5
common;
1st
noncum
9%
44 %
100
tr S Shoe Corp
—
—l
U S Smelting Ref & MIn com—50
T/o preferred
50
U S Steel Corp common
16%
1% preferred
100
TJ S Tobacco Co common-—No par
7% noncumulatlve preferred—25
8%
21% Jan
617a Jan 24
737a Jan
2
U S
4
3074 Jan
Jan
146
22% July 15
64% Jan 11
19
4
Jan
TJ S Pipe &
19
7274 Mar
5
31% Feb
82
472%
Feb 19
2374 Feb
777a Jan 17
4
Jan
6
35% Feb
2
2
29%
974
10
—5
-10
1
100
100
U 8 Lines Co common
*29.
29%
9%
0%
the Week
7
.
774
774
*29
30
29%
*29
774
7%
7%'
7%
1
preferred series A
472%
7%
7%
7%
50
1
50
class A preference
5%
preferred
Foundry Co
Playing Card Co—
U S Plywood Corp common
3%% preferred series A
3%% preferred series B
17
Jan
Mar. 3
Hoffman Mach common__82%c
TJ S Industries Inc common
12
24
Jan
9
8% Jan
.
Deo 30
28
18% Jan
Mar
156
47'% Feb
Jan
66
94
Aug 26
49% Jan
4
D^c 30
48% Dec
39
U S
16
10% Jan
4
Deo
87
17% Feb 12
.
12
23% Jan
367s Jun 18
Dec 12,
44
30 7a Feb
Jan
4
277$ Jan
* 68
2
30% Dec 30
135
Jun 25
25
4
8% Jan
12
Jun
45
24% Nov
4
69
Oct 21
70
874 Feb
25
37% Jan »
9
Oct, 30
8
Aug 23
17% Dec 23
Jan
7
Jan
17% Apr 22
2274 Dec 23
63
Highest
'
23
37
7
Par
EXCHANGE
Lowest
67a Jan
Highest
Lowest
5% Oct 22
24
Deo 31
Mar
6
Mar. 5
Mar. 4
Friday
■•day
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year
Sales far
LOW
STOCKS
14%
14%
14%
-1574
2.000
777a
7772
77 74
7874
*75%
77
76%
70%
88
8874
88
887*
X8674
8G7t
8674
87
7074
7074
*69
71
377a
3774 V
37
..37
xl4%
14%
147b
;
15
3.500
280
■717
.
w
Oct
60
32
77
22
Jan
24
56Y4 May 15
Dec 30
127a Jan
8
13% Feb
8
27% Jan
25% Jan
2
29% Jan 29
15
27% Feb
5
Walker
14% Jan
2
167a Feb
4
Walworth
117s Dec 30
80
Oct 28
16 7a
July 12
957a Jan 24
22
16% Jan
287a Jan
30
427s Feb
12
Oct
36% Jan
22
247< Dec 30
•
14
Dec
Ward
Feb
39
387b
38%
26 74
267a
26
26
26
26
5
1
1
2074
2074
207-4
2074
*2074
19
1974
1974
1974
1974
18
Washington Water Power
10
Waukesha
227a Jan
16
Wayne
2274 Jan
10
Wayne
Knitting Mills
Pump Co
Corp
Mar
65
Motor Co
Oil
4.80%
Indies
2
19% Feb
4
West
Kentucky
2
29% Mar
7
West
Penh Electric Co
2
102
Mar
7
West
Penn
Jan
3
•91
Jan
21
4.20%
pfd
preferred series B
4
91
Jan
22
4.10%
preferred series C
Mar
87
47% Jan 11
31% Feb
1047a Mar 20
25% July 31
16% July 30
96% Mar
2
147a Jan
2
Feb
37% Jan
4
2072 Jan
4
2
96
28
474%
7
14
15
14% Oct
22
20% Jan
177a Dec
30
52% Feb
12
4272 Jan
33% May 14
68% July 8
Auto Supply
Western
4.80%
55% Feb
4
Western
4
2nd preferred
Western Pacific RR
129% Feb
4
22% Jan
16
27
65% Feb
4
21
91% Jan
27
Jan
7
39% Jan
16
Jan
88% Feb
4
125
•
2
Jan
18
125
7
69% Jan
3
347a Feb
9674 Jan
9
83 72 Jan
6
9174 Mar
6
15% Deo 30
267a Mar 22
16% Feb
21
2174 Feb
4
68% Jan
56
Jan
21
61
Feb
3
26
Jan
7
307a Feb
6
6
247s Oct
25
287a Mar 14
34% Oct 21
53% May 24
8
447a Feb 26
40% Jan
1007a Jan
7
4% Dec 23
13% Jan
10
297s Jan
14
95
47a Jan
20% Oct 22
23 72 Mar
Nor
12
187s Feb
8
28 Va Oct
17
116
Aug
9
787s Dec
75
10
Oct 22
47a Dec 27
237a Nov
B
25% Oct 22
667a Deo
19
16 7« Dec
31
14
Feb
4
31
13
627a Jun 13
30
Jan
13
16% July
8
16
Jan
2
Jan 31
71
Jan
80
Jan
28
1474 Jan
15
Feb
13
19% Jan
9
34
131
3874 Jan
19
30
Mar
100
No par
Telegraph
Union
2.50
preferred series B
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
4
Corp
Wheeling Steel
100
100
lo
common;
$5 preferred
Whirlpool Corp common
No par
5
80
474% convertible preferred
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
White
Motor
Co
20
1
common
Industries
7
Windsor
2
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
457a Jan
Feb
6
Inc
4,800
175
1%
2.100
*2574
26%
300
65
16%
29
2974
257a
*10074 101
*o9
90%
*87
89
32
327a
16%
100
17 Va
*88
9074
87
87
32%
3374
337a
3474
3374
9674
*96%
987a
*9674
217a
217a
217a
2174
1674
1674
1674
99%
9974
9974
70
557a
9,200
16
74
16
16
100
I674
100
*98
74
54
5474
70
69
4674
46
36 74
92
17%
x35%
36
*90
9172
17
1774
*56
58
*56
30
30
2974
29%
2974
29%
44%
44%
44 34
44%
X4374
4374
*9274
947a
947a
947a
5%
*94
*1472
16%. ,17
16%
177a
17
1774
207a
2074
2074
207a
2014
61%
6174
61%
61%
6274
6174
2074
6274
40,200
91
91
91
*90
91
58
17
*5674
3674
36%
36%
3674
92
9174
9174
*90%
1774
18
58
5774
577a
29%
2974
30
30
42%
42%
4374
4374
95
95
95
57a
574
24%
37
2474
3674
37%
37
377t
36
3775
*7674
79
*7674
78
15
*1474
15
*1474
15
474
*4
18%
474
2874
2874
2874
28%
3574
36
3574
36
35%
135
*133
135
in
22%
22%
22%
22%
2274
227a
Woodward Iron
10
*23%
24%
24
24
2374
23%
4174
4174
4174
5
467a
4574
4674
25
25
2774 Feb
13
89
8174
*88
8174
287i Jan
16
123% Jan
3
68% Jan
2
86% Mar
May 27
16% Jan
2
19% Jan
29
3574
100
4,300
2,600
135
1.8G0
227a
24
4174
427a
427a
7,500
4674
4874
48 74
4874
89%
14,700
89
89
*8874
82
3174
81%
57a
*8874
2,100
574
1,500
2774
267a
86%
1874
574
2 6 74
26%
27
26%
"2574
26%
257a
2674
2574
2574
2674
1874
25%
86%
18%
13974
140 7a
69%
7074
2 6 74
25%
257a
83%
83
84 74
8374
84
3374
18%
18%
18%
19
1874
18%
13874
141
1407a
300
81%
*574
2672
1,100
574
81
5%
574
474
42
25%
*25%
8274
5
♦133
15
24
574
lo
28%
3574
36
300
3,500
48,300
1,300
2274
575
Young Spring & Wire Corp
*4
300
.
24
24
574
Yale & Towne Mfg Co—
25% Feb 25
3,800' '
.
22%
*22%
No par
9
2
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Youngstown Steel Door
8174
*133
183A
79
*1474
297a
135
No par
34% July
35% Jan
6
*88%
81%
1874
79
1874
474
*4
28
45%
16
187a
28
41%
Feb
3674
1874
79
367a
8574
18%
7,200
-1,100
20,700
4,400
Z
9174 Feb 12
140
Dec
5
120% Jan
6772 Feb
-
x
*Bid
and
Ex-dividend,
asked
y
prices;
Ex-rights,
no
z
sales
17
on
141
Zenith
Mar
this. day.
Ex-distribution.
receivership
tin
-
Radio
-No par
Corp
When issued
7074 Mar
23
•
or
petition
138% 140
1
has
been
filed for
G975
6974
the "cornpanv s
69
r
7074
reorganization,
139
69 7a
a
70
Deferred
delivery.
rCash sale,
13874 139%
6974
69%
•»:
50,
25
*36 7a
19
89%
700
1,000"' v
5%
57a
*24 7a
36%
3674
8174
100
2474
*5 7a
18%
*8874
12.000
*36 7a
35%
*133
17%
607a
*24
5 72
.
€0
92
*5774
"
*7674
4%
3674
24
2674
200
11,800
1774
36 74
574
*2374
8,900
92
17%
35%
*9074
45%
5% Jan 22
*90
*125
*125
*125
41 74
2
1.8GG
20%
Wisconsin Public Service Corp
Co
4774
17
91
474
(l,
206
7074
20
36
136
7a
,
1674
35%
*133
47
3,900
1,600
,
6174
27%
100
55
*69
99
9,800
45%
4% Jan
46
46
41 74
8% Apr 11
*6974
697a
10
21
5574
7074
47%
54
*
74
Woolworth (F W)
31
*99
547a
54
70
*45-
Worthington Corp common
10
Prior preferred 474%
series—100
Wrlgley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
9
Jan
1074
100
1
Co
10,000
3474
33%
lo
preferred
290
*10
217a
4
83
89
96%
43% Feb
907i Jan
907a
*86
2174
X3374
36% Jan
2
*88
89
96%
7
2
907a
102
21%
16
8074 Jan
*88
35%
*90 74
17%
*4
1,100
10,400
29
101
96%
*125
.
1774
2974
1774
297a
54%
71
4574
16%
20%
61
91
*36
2,600
1017a
5472
*6974
4472
16%
20
60%
* 89 74
*125
*9274
574
2374
70
63
2174
2374 Feb
7872 Jan
627a
18
17%
28%
89
*86
;
267a Jan
3
64
*|674
47
101
29 74
1007a
907a
2174 Jan
88% Jan
46%
*86
287a
10074
*89
167b
15%
*97
1774
16%
29
101
28%
101
97
21V2
97
2174
65
64
20% Jan
49 7a Feb
;
26
46
64
<
8
10
45% Feb 27
1%
1%
1%
6
68% July 15
92% Mar 15
30
1,100
2074
647a
lOo
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
6%
2074
1974
6272
16%
15
27
134
1974
19%
-4
26
*1474
Feb
Jan
20
1975
46
10
Jan
124
20
19%
*4574
35%
36
July
600
2074
*25
1874
*7674
30
Mar 19
2675
46
a
Wilcox Oil Co
317a Jan
47a Feb
*253/4
26
No par
convertible
2674 Jan
Jan
267a
*2574
No par
100
common—1
20
preferred
50
31
4
26
*45%
$4.25 preferred
Wilson-Jones Co
preferred
Sewing Machine
Prior preference
$3
5,500
4574
Wilson & Co Inc common
White
38%
26
9474
5 74
2374
37
35%
1874
7972
574%
300
38
3875
*33
-f•:>)*...
Maryland Ry com—No par
noncum
May 13
57a Jan 21
29% Dec
35
45Vs Nov 20
37
Jan
Jan
22% Feb
357a Dec 26
•
34
187s Nov 14
30
Jan
6% Feb
25
18
20
Dec
9172 Jan
100
3.80%
33% Dec 24
Deo
5
U
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric common_127a
8274 Nov 13
27
Co com
preferred
Western
Feb
2
6074 Feb
Mar 25
July 22
4
177a Jan
4
1
5
4%
5
100
10
5074 Feb
2
100
100
preferred
Feb
Mar
100
Western Air Lines Inc
70
7
3
Jan
63
5
16% Feb
100
4872 Jan 13
11
87% .Tilly 11
88% July 11
6774 Sep 19
4
4%%
West Va pulp & Paper common
9
Feb
2374 Feb
101
*
r.
4
Coal Co
15% Jan
97% Jan
87
*174
1%
9,100
6374
3674
3874
61
1
Power
*1%
174
60
3874
Corp—
Sugar
Stamped
4
174
63 75
6475
62%
4574
50
18
900
*33
26
Snowdrift com—2.50
<fo
preferred
25% Jan
75
1874
5
Feb
2874 Feb
11
12
17%
No par
40%!
Jan
11
May 17
Sep 11
13% Nov 21
17%
387B
Oct
Nov
17%
63
92 7e Nov
68
875
38 74
4
18
13
874
38 74
5
Feb
V- *867a
874
18
*17%
18
12%
1274
87
8 74
38 7a
Mar 20
47
18
86 7a
874
874
874
0274
39% Jan
28
27
5
2874 Jun
Oct 24
*12 74
89
*87
89
*874
63
28
10
1274
12%
12%
12 %
*87
3874
Wesson
Feb
26
1
100
38 74
Welbilt
Deo
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•
Number 5723
187
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Record
Bond
(1113)
New York Stock
««
FRIDAY
The
italic
letters
in
column
the
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after
WEEKLY
—
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or
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LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
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/
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Oct 1 1969
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Tuesday
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Monday
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97
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97
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23
97
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June-Dec
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High
96
scries
Jan. 1
Low
97
series
Range Since
—
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3%s
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series
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Exchange
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:
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANCE BOND RECORD
THE WEEK
RANGE FOR
Last
Period
Exchange
York Stock
New
or
Sale Price
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dollar
dollar bonds
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dollar bonds
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dollar bonds
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98
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78%
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—
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1930
1949
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14
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extended to 1963-
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__
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—
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of
.—May-Nov
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B
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'
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series
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or
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bonds
dollar
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99 Vi
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f dollar bonds Jan
s
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—
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New
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n ttaivador
Jan. 1
High
Interest
B O X D S
Rasge Since
Sold
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Week's Range
Friday
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Friday's
Low
Czechoslovakia
ENDED MARCH 7.
Week's Range
Friday
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BONDS
§A"Warsaw
94%
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series
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64
64%
30
62%
61%
62%
90
__
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1977
1947
B
64%
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_Mar-Sepl
G5
65
16
f 3s 1977_u
s
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;
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59
63 '
61%
65
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30-year gtd ext s f 3s 1977
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loan
of
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'24
5 Vis
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f $
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bonds 1978
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ASmall
Mexico
201
103
106
16
12
12
98%
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101
6
99% 100%
100%
May-Nov
1957-Aprll-Oct
June-Dec
Jan -July
7s
6 Vis 1954
13
106
11%
12
3s
44%
47 Vi
*13%
__
14 Vi
13%
13%
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18%
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of
due
(assented
1904
to
1922
1954
13
13%
5s
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subord debs
conv
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debentures
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—
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agreement)
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debentures
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1958—Mar-Sepl
reduced to 2.125% ) 2008
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extl sink fund 6Vis 195J>
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reduced to 2.125%) 2008
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,
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s
sinking fund old 4%s
f extl loan
1965
1965
new
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v
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due
loan
1958
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s
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91
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(interest
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sept
1959
1st
series
series
1961
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reduced
to
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38
reduced
1957
2012
2.5%)
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dollar
loan
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page
62
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4s
1965
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4s
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debentures
1976J
89%
—
-
93 Vi
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debenture
87
"
121
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1972
Caterpillar Tractor 4 %s debs .1977
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•
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consol
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v
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"
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-
94% f'95%
•
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(interest
97
1
.
April-Oct
Corp
Canada Southern
4%
—w
100
*145
1976_Jan-July
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1071
Capital Airlines Inc 4V4S conv 1976—
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89
101
"r
'
'
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general mtge income 1982
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Canadian
(interest
'•
93
.
*
mortgage 5s series AC 1967
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mortgage 4%s series JJ 1961
April-Oct
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*92
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89
40
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-
97%
*96 %
ii-
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123%
55
75
'
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52%
55
65
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71%
103 V a 108%
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19Gl_M«y-Nov
series I 1970——Jan-July
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May-Nov
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*55
53 ;
100-'
100:,'2
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1978_
series
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1st mortgage 3s 1980—
55
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■
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72 Vi
-
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55
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■
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Feb-Aug
52%
52
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i
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327
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.
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s
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v
—
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City
93
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;
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29.
85'%
873
104%
ref mtge s f 3%s 1990—-7——Juu-Dec
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1968
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38 Vi
51 Vi
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1956
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93
"
55
51 Vi
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loan
54%
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1950—
to
external
56
*62 Vi
or)—I
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
5 A 7s
85f
29
90%
99
May-Nov
mtge. 4 Vis ser 'C 1995.
convertible income Feb l 2010
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88
(interest
stamped pursuant to Plan
(interest reduced to 2.5%) 1999
external
45
81
u
1st
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1936
lAfis
II1%
88
May-Nov
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87
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Ry 3%s
mtge 3%s ser A
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April-Oct
A
84
86Vi
98Vi
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1995—
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& Ohio RR—
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May-No®
1966
reduced to 2.375%)
2(J01
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reduced to 2%)
111%
(interest
(City of) 6 Vis 1952
(City) 8s 1952
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8a
50
Ju7te-Dec
1968
due
105
85%
June-Dec
1st & rcf M 3s series Z 1989—
53 Vi
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49%
48%
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1926
44
#
*62
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reduced to 2.25%)
2004
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7s
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pursuant to Plan A
IA Rome
—
48%
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April-Ocf
2012
of
109%
74 V2
79%
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——
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4s
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-
reduced
121%
71
23
—
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1977
1977
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(interest
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109 Vi
85
„
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1984
cons
4 Vis
—
reduced to 2.5%) 1999
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deb
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1921
19
■85Ji
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1966
1976-
debs
Charl
&
cons
1st
16
(interest
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April-Ocf
1st cons mtge 4s ser B 1980
..
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Feb-Aug
2012
(State of)
|A8s external loan
138
84
87 80V«»
Apr-Oct
*
sub
Stamped 4s July 1
1st
22
*15'%
Alegre (City of) —
stamped pursuant to Plan A
(interest reduced to 2.375%) 2001
Ja?i-July
7Vis 1966 stamped pursuant to Plan A
(interest reduced to 2.25%) 2006
Jan-July
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I AGs s f gold extl ('27 loan) 1952
—Apr-Ocf
IARIo de Janeiro (City of) 8s 1946
April-Ocl
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2.375% ) 2001
Aprll-Ocl
reduced
73 %
116%
79% I 84%
Topeka & Santa Fp—
Baltimore
76 %
*16
1961
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
87%
47
107 Vi 109
84'%
1963—May-Nor
Atlantic Coast Line RR 4 Vis A 1964
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i
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i
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,i
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,
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*
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-
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IA Nuremberg (City of)
6s 1952
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45
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'
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—
63
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s
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98
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•
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s
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-
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April-Oct
129 Vi
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—
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Public Utility Institute—
Italian
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RAILROAD
25
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76
81V 2
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Number 5723
Volume 187
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE FOR THE WEEK ENDED MARCH 7
Friday
'
BONDS
Central
Stock
York
New
Week's
Interest
Last
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Sale Price
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or
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series A 1995.
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\
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116
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96
—
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——-—Feb
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1
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12
66
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(B F)
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10974
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109%
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Mar-Sept
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conv
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June-Dee
97
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60
97
72
98
,
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—Feb-Awp
;
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1970
1972
debentures
debentures
93%
94
4
107
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125
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*
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91
; 95
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L_—Mar-Sept
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,
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1982__'___—
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8474
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100 %
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—
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debentures 1969—
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96%
—
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3%.s .debentures 1979
8674
86
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3%s debentures 1976—
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\
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1
1—-Jan -July
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1
1st
'
.
1972——
debentures
General
9174
95
95%
97%
11
*—
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income debs 1987—..June-Dee
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debentures
5s
92
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83
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1
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83
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,/
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55
84
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,
-
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1972
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refund mtge
64
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A First And refunding 5s series A 1974—Mar-Sept
3s
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debs
3%s debentures 1977
•
I •,:
4%s
274s
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98"
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Consolidated Edison of New York—
'
First nnd reftmd mtge 274 s ser A
debentures
Fansteel Metalltirgical Corp—v
"474s conv subdrd debs 1976
9174
95%
i98
27/8S« f debentures 2001April-Oct n
Compania Salitrera—See Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate
•
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56
94
90
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.1 debentures 1999
—Mar-Sept
—
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89
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.
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First censol mortgage 3%b ser E 1964- .April-Oot
First cousol mortgage 3 !4b ser F 1990- .Jan-July
/
'
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" ■ ;
'
V.,
•
v
First :mbrtgage< 3s series X 1977—
Feb-Aug
1984
N
Erie Railsoad Co—
96%
89%
Colmnbus &•• Soutli
v,
,
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,
Firestone Tire '& Rubber 3s debs 1961—__May-Nov
•
64%
'
..J&n-July
Energy Supply Schwaben Inc—
5%s debt adjustment 1973—
i
v"
,
'
/
,
124!2 12474 ••/>' •>'»- 2
———-_'^Ma?/-Nov
/ 96 <•
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;:;96 ';^/96. 19.
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I"
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"4at- mtge 4 %s 193^7—
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—-—-1—-Mdr-Sept
lS 1
Combustion ^Engineering Inc^- /
1,4.5; v = : v j'_rt
3%stcoiiv subord debs 1981——
100%
80
99',2 100% ' '
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•
,
,
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—
>
51
60
■
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■
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.Jan-July
(N Y) first cons gold 5s 1995 .Jan-July
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El Paso & Southwestern first 5a 1965
ApriZ-Qct
5s stamped 19.65
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91%
8874
-
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1975——:
1987
2,35s debentures
Industries
Eastern
104%
102
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conv
■1st
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.
96%
90
65
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1975————_Jitne-Dec
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v
,
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/
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:: i. -• ■'
21
121
i-
•
,v,
Duquesne Light «Co 274s 1977——
•1st mortgage -274s 1970
:
1st mortgage 274s 1980
—
1st mortgage 3 %s 1982
1st mortgage -374s 1083——;
100
86
3
.
90747^7;/. 66
5374 153%
3%s: debentures series C 1977_—'-u-Zp-^Ap'ril^Oct
•,
-
/
.
v/74%^ 74%
mortgage 3%s 1986——'i—June-Titc
__
3s 1989——2—Majj-Uov V
Otoyeland Short Line first gtd 4%s 1961i-ApriZ-Oct
Colorado, Fuel & -Iron Corp—
"<"•** >-y.
"
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5
a|%s series A •£> f cbnv' debs 1977———-Jan-July •'.;•> 90
,/Cbluntbla'Gas System Inc—
,
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98
5s
ser
3s subordinated
Dresser
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$:
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4
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j •
4s
:
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June-Bee
-Mar-Sept
1970
86
tr
274s
Dow Chemical
105
98
4':'.ioV2» 60%"^' /^
l99l^Jan-July
First mojlgagp 3s 1982
First •'•mortgage 2%s
39t35———i
7
86
/; 89
>:
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Cleveland: EUectric Illuminating 3s
104
^
102 1. 103%
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—June-Dec
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957a
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1%
contingent interest) 1993:
Jan-July
Income mortgage series A 4%% 2018
'
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'
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—Jan-July /
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-June-Dec ■
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-Mar-Sept
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f
3s. convertible 4iebenture3 1958—
—June-Dec «
3!4s convertible debentures 1969
z.-Feb-Aug ^
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.
•
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II
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112%
89%
8874
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.
81
;: .69
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10
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR—
'
■
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Delaware Power & Light 3s 1973—1st mtge & coil tr 274s 1980
79
66%
-
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r t ,/ J
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7~ :'
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—i—Jan-my
Chicago^., Union Station—
7v / . - V
7-»./First;*fnt4'tgage„ 8%s' series F 19|3.—98%
77 JPlirst mortgage 2':«s series n ji»63
^Jua-July.
7.
Chicago & Western Indiana RR Co—
"•-> 1
7
'
h1st coll trus7n)tge4;j8S scr A 4982.—May-Nov
~
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8874
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1st mtge & coll tr 4%s scr B1985
May-No?
-
'*%a-income detjs 1995,—
5
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1st
,
.103
72
3
-
Chicago Jfidiannpolis' & Louisville Ry—. * • - • ".f v ■
^
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April
*v
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4877s:.^48%^
12
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-^ * i
75% '-'757« -"V' '*'f: 4
^
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J
71\' t71
Geuertti "juun-gage 4%s inc ser A'^ari ''Z019t_April
5
57
54% 57'
26
■rj.-.i
4%S;c6nv increased series B. Jan. l 204<4—,-u.AprlI
50%
51% V
517'8 •* v .146
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Chicago & Nortll Western Ry-v • ;>'
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63-:4;<:o&% •
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Pennsylvania Division—
64%
71%
103
•
^
iv.
99
*—
1973—May-No?
—May
mortgage due 1093—
&
collateral trust 4-6s May 1
,
//-■</..,•
29%
36%
36%
37
36%
36%
93%
100%
37%
108%.
Lackawanna & Western RR Co-«-
First and refund M 5s series C
>
82
85 %
v
—
85%
*82
•
•
High
2874
36
37%
99
106%
Low
10
108
;
Jan.l
No.
36
*36%
debs 1977-
Range Since
Sold
New York Lackawanna & Western Div
__
■
June-Dec
June- Deo
—
100%
.98
100
__
1
93
93
Bonds
28%
*35%
*36%
—
•
99%
:
89
88
v
Jane-Dee
Publishing Co 6s debs 1986— .__April-Oct
conv
Friday's
Bid £ Asked
Low
High
28%
Mar-Sept
Dayton Power & lit first mtge 274s 1975—April-Oct
•First mortgage 3%s 1982—
-Feb-Aug
First mortgage 3s 1984
—Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 5s 1987
,-May-Nov
Dayton Union Ry 3%s ser B 1965
June-Dec
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3%s debentures 1977—:
—Jan-July
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May-No?
10574 108
7
j.p: a
i*
A Curtis
Daystrom Inc 474s
,
*96
__
1
15
93
'
99
■
.
93
'
10572 105%
105%
R & A
.
1
or
Sale Price
—Jap-July
lien & ref 4s series A 1970
A 1st lien & ref 4s series B 1970—
93
r"
;
1st
A 1st
91%
91%
% 73
;
Week's Range
Last
Period
mortgage 4s June 30 1970—
A
Imp & equip 4s 1970—
93
90
91%
°
42 >2
93
.
A
45%
41^2
York
Ouba RR—
68%
92%
.
76%
60
*90%
■Chesapeake & Ohio Ry General 474s 1992 Mar-Sept
Xtfi
7i43/4
"
High
Interest
BONDS
Stock Exchange
New
Low
No.
68; 68%
3%b debentures "1981——————Jan-July
'
Jan. 1
>'
:
series B 19681
Champion Paper & Fibre deb 3s 1965-
High
■
'
A. 1974—__Feb-Aup
'."..First.: mortgage' ,374s
Range Since
Sold
*74%' 76
Aprit-Oct
197.4—
3s
Power
Central Pacific Ry Co—
First and refund 3%s
Friday
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Georgia Ay—
oi
Range
Friday's
f debentures 1977.
debentures
1982
.Apr-Oct
..Jan-July
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
J an-July
103%
Jan-July
109%
'105
*91
100
99
-
93
100 j.
6
99%
23
10674
109
— —
10274
—
—
12
8574
91
9974 100&
99
102
105
107
108
10974
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, March 10, 1958
(1H6)
28
RANGE FOR
Interest
Exchange
Last
I'eriod
BONDS
l'ork Stock
Sale Price
or
first 5s A 1957—Feb-Aug
1st mortgage 3.20s aeries
1st
8i658
subord
eonv
Interstate Oil
3 Vis
l
«
4%s
debentures
Interstate Power
17
91
93%
1987
3«
Si Mich
1st
*—
11
91'A
93
12
-
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,
80%
86
„
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5
i
86
90%
1)5
89
88
89
85
83
90
94
86%
92
94
90
96
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..
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2
11
13
1%
72%
72%
95%
96
2%
10
62'/a
May-No?
50
61%
62%
49
May-No?
34
36%
40
40'A
4
40
43
41
41
1
41
contingent
3.75s subord debentures
4.60s debentures 1970
lALombard
Electric
Lone Star Gas
..
7s
Interest
*102
101%
loi'A
101
.
98
22
1952
A
102%
88
91
224
85%
93
87
87
87
5
83%
ser
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96%
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D
1983
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97%
95%
97
80
77%
74
71'A
First & refund mtge 3%s ser H 2003
First & refund mtge 3%a aer I 2003
St Louis dlv second gold 3s 1980
April-Oot
84'A
84%
83%
*78 %
Mack
Trucks inc 5 Vis aubord debs
1908—Mar-Seyt
Macy (R H) dp Co 2Vis debentures 1972
,May-No?
6s conv subord debs 1977
Maine Central RR 5'As 1978
Manila RR <Southern Lines) 4s 1959.
May Dept Stores 2%a .debentures 1972
8%s « f-debentures 1978
~
\
■
Feb-Aug
..Feb-Aug
3'As s f debentures 1980
May Stores Realty Corp—
86
:'76
94
90%
1037u
*_.
86
87
92%
89
108
Mar-Sept
93
95'
28
86
71%
82'A
89
89
April-Ocf
*86
86%
86'A
June-Deo
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104%
1047A
Michigan Central RR 4'/as series C 1979—Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3'/as 1969_.Mar-Sept
*81
First mortgage 2%s 1980..
mortgage 2%s
1909..,
First
mortgage 3%s
1969
sinking fund debentures 1967..
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
3%s
f debentures
s
3.10s
f
e
1976
debentures
6s subord
Minnesota
f
s
246
1986
(quar) F M A N
1967
April-Ocf
Mfg 23As
>94%
104%;.
81
99
99 %
90%
97
99
100'A
102'A
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82
97'A
90
20
99'A
64
1991
78%
95
96 % I
DITVA
5s series A
40-year 4s series B
Prior
lien
ACum
4'As
1962
54
11
95%
78 %
54%
54
5
55
67
90
93%
52%
91
adjustment 5s
Missouri Pacific RR Co
Jan
1967—April-Oat
Reorganization issues—
ser
A
1st mtge 4'As series B Jau
1st mtge 4'As series C Jan
1
77%
8
50
58%
52
60%
70%
16
50
55
3
44%
50
35
71,
63%
52
56
41%
ser
A Jan
1
$020
Gen
mtge Income 43As
ser
B Jan
1
2030
70%
69%
136
65%
71
56
56%
111
54
60'A
52%
52%
53
179
50%
56%
49'A
436
96%
23
94
9 6'A
55
3
55
57 7
37%
87'A
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1
86%
37 %
98
98
46
4 7'A
42
45%
507/s
May-Nov
April-Oct
*__
84%
83
84'A
Nashville Chatt & St Louis 3s ser B
1986—Feb-Aug
Natl Cash Register. 4,'As conv debs 1981___june-Dec
Natl Cylinder Gas 5'/is conv debs 1977—Mar-Sept
*77
1
2045
46%
.
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1991
96'A
Monongahela
Ry 3 Vis series B 1966
Feb-Aug
(John) dc Co 3s debentures 1958—May-Nov
Morretl
Morris dr Essex first gtd 3'As 2000
Mountain States Tel dp Tel 25/bs 1986
3Vi
debentures
National
3s
Dairy Products 23As
debentures
8Vis
National
Steel
mtge
Corp
3%s
1970__June-Dec
debs
June-Dec
3%s
June-Deo
s
f
1st 3'As
46'A
45%
*80
117%
117'A 118
105'A
105 Vi 105%
93'A
1982
1986
For footnotes see page 29.
May-Nov
May-Nov
97
42%
«
94%
94%
77
92
77
95
115%
118%
200
99%
106*'ii
7
1974__Aprti-Oct
1976
Prods
June-Dec
debs
1970
debentures
Natl Distillers
1st
1978
...
*83
92%
93'A
97
97 %
11
93%
97'A
93
93
29
93
96
91
96
92
90
92 V*
14
89%
102% 102 %
3
102%
93'A
93
104%
—
June-Dec
June-Dec
3%s series I 1966
First dp refunding
First di refunding
First dp refunding
First dp refunding
First d?
refunding
First &, refunding
1st dp
ref
-
90
"4
3'As
M
3s series K 1971.——.June-Dec
3s series L 1974
June-Dec
3s series M 1979
.June-Dec
3s series N 1977
..June-Dec
2%s series P 1981
June-Dec
2%s series Q 1980
June-Dee
3'As series R 1982
June-Dec
3s series S 1983
.June-Dec
2%s series T 1976
June-Dec
mtge 3%s ser U 1985 June-Dec
series W 1984
:—June-Dec
—*
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s
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■
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107% 110
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105%
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66
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91
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12
86%
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/
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95
89
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—
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103
,
1988
series Z
3%s
M
4'As series AA 1986
June-Dec
ref mtge 5s ser BB 1989-.
;—June-Dec
mtge
Tel
2%s
debentures
103
■;-4
103
60
debentures
debentures
debentures
1983
3'As
debentures
1981
debentures
1991.^
4%s
debentures
1988—
82*%
83'A
92
90%
94
89
90 V
89
89
89
101
105
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109
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1,409
100% 103/
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Light
dp
series
fund
B
Feb-Aug
3s
93%
93%
3
93
97
93%
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93'%'
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90'A
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91
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92
92
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9
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97 Vi
98
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92
4Vis
mortgage 4Vis series E
1981
D
first 4s external
1974.-
a
General gold 4'As series C 1977
Philadelphia Electric Co—
First & refunding 2%s 1971
&
refunding 2%s 1967
First dp refunding 2%s 1974
First dc refunding 2%s 1981—
First dp refunding 2%s l978
First dp refunding 3',4s 1982
1st dc ref mtge 3%s 1983
mtge
mtge
3%s
4%s
104'/a
110%
7
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84'A
2
85'A
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debentures
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-
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A
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109
..Feb-Aug
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J
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Oklahoma Gas dp
A
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.
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'
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first mortgage 2%s 1974—Feb-Aug
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April-Ocf
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Feb-Auy
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...
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,
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46
5s
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89
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A
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3
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.
.
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.
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1992_..Mar-3ept
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82
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.
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57
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1
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June-Dec
89
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86
'
88
Jan- July
Jan-July
Jan-July
stamped 1974
46
86%
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A
3'As registered 1997-,
.—.Jan-July
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Feb-Aug
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1961
98
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Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1984
Aprll-Ool
lAKreuger ds Toil 6s certificates 1959
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4s
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98
.April-Oct
1961
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84
;'j ;,
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RR—
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108'A
107
108 %
103
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—.
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108
100%
64
71%
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1998
A
trust 6s 1980
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r
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—
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1980
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A
W 97
98
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105%
101% 102'A
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93
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.
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108:
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..Jan-July
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Jan-July
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unguaranteed
Orleans Terminal
New
83
New
92%
*._
series B 1961
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77
93
102'A
69
108
1974—
debentures
New
80 %
135'A
;_May-Nov
Jan. 1
-Law
No.
96'A
100 Vi 101'A
April-Ocf
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Jersey Dull Telephone 3'As 1988—-—Jan-July
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Jersey Power dp Light 3s 1974.
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.
Mar-Sept
1990
mtge 4s
3s
5912
*93
—
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Co
1977
series A
City Power de Light 2%s
1st mortgage 2"As 1978—
1st mortgage 2%s 1980
Series
17
82
82
May -Nov
Feb-Aug
1980
conv
Range Since
Sold
High
*93
ioi'A
1977
First guaranteed 4%a
3s debentures
1982
90, /
79
^80 %
80%
Bid & Asked
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90
*92
93
3%s
Co
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■V;
—
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Kansas
1st ds
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82
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V
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Bonds
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New
Corp—
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93 'A
*85%
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Jersey Central
Plain
88%
"25%
4'As conv 1982
Apr-Oct
Jamestown Franklin St Clear 1st 4s 1959..June-Dee
KsBSVbB
18
85
93
I-T-E Circuit Breaker
r
12%
7
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f "debentures
«
13
*126
1973
debs
5s
V
15'A
86%
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45 V4
37%
15
85'A
.Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
I 1982"
1981.
3'/as eerlea J
mortgage
1st -mtge 4%s ser K 1987
International Minerals de Chemical
100
Period
Exchange
Slock
Range
Friday's
or
Low
86 %
Mar-Sept
Inland Steei Co 3'As debs 1972
High
Last
Supply 2%s debentures 1967
"/
-
Week's
Friday
Interest
York
New
National
High
Low
No.
15
2%s series A 1981—Jan-July
First mortgage 3s series B 1978
June-Deo
111 Cent RR coutol mlge 3%s ser A 1979_.May-Wo»
Consol mortgage 3%» aeries B 1979
May-Nov
Consol mortgage 3%i aeries C 1974
May 'Nov
Consol mortgage 3%i series F 1984
Jan-July
1st mtge 3V«s series Q 1980
Feb-Aug
1st mtge 3%s series H 1989
Mar-Sept
3%s a f debentures 1980
Jan-July
Indianapolis Union Ry 2Via ser C 1986—June-Dee
»
Sold
44% -45
44'A
—April-Oct
1957
SAAdjusted income 5s Feb
Illinois Bell Telephone
ENDED MARCH
Range Since
Jan. i
Bonds
Friday's
Bid A Asked
Low
{5 A Hudson dp Manhattan
THE WEEK
Week's Range
Friday
New
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
/?•/
101
—Feb-Aug
Jan-July
June-Dec
—May-Woo
May-Woo
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88%
—
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Number 5723
Volume 187
. .
14- -*
(1117)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
:
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE
BONDS
1'oik
New
Interest
Exchange
SiOLii
Period
FOR THE
WEEK ENDED MAKC1I
Last
Friday's
or
Sale Price
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
\
Sold
No.
New
Jan. 1
Last
Period
Sale Price
Stock Exchange
York
debentures
Phillips Petroleum 2%s
4 As
bubord
couv
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1964
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1972—June-Dec
1987
Pilisbury Mills Lie 3%s s f debs
Pillsbgh. Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996
Pittsburgh
-
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.
t
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Pittsb Coke & Cl>em
3Vis
debentures
1'
s
1980
Co
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*96%
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3s
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and
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and
'
4%s
95
11
92%
18
71%
93
98
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83 %
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100
98
98
*95
59'A
50
/
96
A£5
99%
97'A
99%
101'A
Corp of America—
3'As conv subord debentures 1969
3s debentures
77
*79 'A
Mar-,Sept
First
*89
92
*—
■.
Wabash
89
89
90
93 Va
debentures
subord
4%s
debentures
5s
Jan-July
1982
3.20s s f debs
Bh&nirock Oil & Gas Corp—
5%s
Shell
conv
Union
SASieniens
Oil
2%s
debentures
Hnlske
C%s
1971
Bkelly Oil 2 Vis debentures 1965
Smith-Corona 6s
conv
1978
«,
2%s 1976
Bocony-Vacuum Oil
South & North Ala
debs
.
RR gtd
5s
,
1963.,
111
3s
debentures
1985
2%s debentures
1987
convertible
3%s
Southern
Indiana
Ry
01
89
105'A
*95 VA
■
—
109%
1
•
—
104
114
87%
88
27
87'A
—
—
2%s
*85
—
89'A
86%
83'A
5
83%
'
92%
83'A
87'A
—
—
121
85
120
57
57
2
127
/art-July
128
27
1973—June-Dec
A 1977
—Mar-Sept
94%
94%
.95
May-Nov
94 V*
£4'A
1931
May-Nov
88
<A
88 %
1st'mtge 3%s ser A 'lb—June-Dec
128%
'93%
100%
94
93 %
97'A
24
19 'A
San Fran Term
58
55
t119,
86
91
83%
83%
(Oregon Lines)
1969
"
*83%
—
—
Southern Pacific RR Co—
First
Mortgage
mortgage
First
'
First mortgage
2%s
2%'s
series E
series F
1986
Jan-July
1996
Jan-July
Jan-July
Apr-Oof
*71
68
67
1
64
:
-
—
94%
1
94 V3
94%
*105 Vi 106
—
—
1
113
113
Jan-July
1994
1st mtge 4s
105
3 'As
Tel
2%s
debentures 1983
ASpokane Internal
fust
Jan-July
April-Oct
*100%
—May-Nov
*90 %
1996
107'/a
107'A
debs
1985
.
86%
5
86%
85
87'A
1
——
'
*103
78
Bonds
97
9D
100'/* 103
78
8
78
*
86T3
87'A
«8
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—
Z.I+
87
89
80
••rm.
—
-
92
92%
4
92
96
95
95
3
92
95
94
92%
91%
94
32
88
95'/a
91%
15
91
91%
99%
99%
99%
14
99'A
99%
99%
100%
56%
64%
—
April-Oct
Jan-July
—•
.
13
58 'A
58
'.
Jan-July
'
1
*100%
*
63%
—
*83
jA,
'
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—
3
94%
•
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66
'
•;
86
94%
94%
—
'
,'
i
62,
86
'
—
—
in the year's range, d Ex-intereSt. e Odd-lot sale
Under-the-rule sale not included in the year'a range, r Cash
not
not included
n
range,
sala
y Ex-coupon.
as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized
securities assumed by such companies.
prices; no sales being transacted during current
•Friday's bid and asked
A
'
;
78
49'A
90
6
.
57
56'A
92 %
63
51 Va
impaired by maturity.
Bankruptcy Act, or
93
86
sale
in the year's
102%
49 Va
86 Va
tCompanies reported
the
—.
03
delivery
the year's range,
§ Negotiability
114
100%
——
92
April
gold 4%s 2013
99%
Deferred
a
'
Memphis Div first gold 5s
Bell
49'A
55%
99%
68
50
1 2029
May
1976—^—June-Dec
Wisconsin Public Service 3'As 1971
Jan-July
Yonkers Electric Light & Power 2%s 1976_Jan-July
included in
27
51
96'A
intge 4'As inc ser A Jan
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s
not included
91
91
49 Va
-49%
Feb-Aug
series A 2004
102%
93
Gen
68
94%
— «•
.
'«
71'A
67
__
'
2'As series G 1961
1st mtge 5 'As series H 1983
Southern Ry first consul gold 5s
Southwestern
1975
99%
101% 102'A
•
First 4%s
Gold
4%s
debs
50
50
53'/a
Wisconsin Central RR Co—
Southern Pacific Co—
Gold
couv
78
*91
102
Jan-July
May-Noo
Whirlpool Corp 3'As s f debs 1980
Wilson & Co. first mortgage 3s 1958
Winston-Salem 8 B first 4s 1960
121%
70
95%
—
115%
66
76
May
1967
66
64
65
100'/a 101
Ja'7-July
1981—Ja7i-July
—
—
3:,/4S
120%
3'As series D
mortgage
86
*80
May-Woo
Jan-July
Ja7i-July
1974
3'As
3'As series I
100
64 Va
<•
101
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
—Mar-Sept
First
conv
4%s
1971
Feb-Nov
gtd gold 3%s 2000—.Feb-Awg
debentures 1082
Western Pacific RR Co 3VhS scr A
5s income debentures 1984
•
1994
4%s
Power
99
99%
83
65
,
65
—
*
Jan-July
1970
Electric
Penn
Penn
.
7
*78
3'As series B
ref
RR first
5'As
91
—
86
65
-
*100%
100
86
*64
—April
1991—April
registered 2361
Ja?(-July
Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3'As series C 1979
Apr-Oct
—
36
99
*90!Ji
Western
109
1
109%
109
106'A
99
110
*99
May-Nov
1966
West Shore first 4s guaranteed 2361
West
91%
89
31
441
108%
108
84
99
84
86
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'As 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—May-Nov
111'A
Co—
debentures
Southern Natural Gas Co
95
103
84
*99
4s
Jan-July
Southern California Edison
111
93
—
108%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1979
debentures
109
109% 111'A
Boutliern Bell Telenlione & Telegraph Co—
2%s
27
—
84
99
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
West
June-Dec
Jan-July
May-Nov
June-Dec
April-Oct
1986
105
111
90%
84
'1
income series A Jan 1981
mortgage
Warren
108%
101%
*93%
April-Oof
April-Oct
—Mar-Sept
1951_.
Sinclair Oil Corp 4%s conv debs
103%
20
110
——
April-Oct
1982
1982
subord debentures
&
105
May-Nov
Service Pipe Line
8
104% 105
103 3-i 104%
Feb-Aug
.
1977
87%
90%
1973—April-Oct
mtge income 4'As series B Jan
First
1972
del)3
98
90%.
90%
17
94
-
Co—
RR
Gen mtge 4s
Gen
—
Bears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
4%s
97%
83'/a
P3
93
—April-Oct
consolidated 5s 1958
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995-2
First lien and ref mtge 3 'As ser C
78
89
*88-%
——
June-Dec
1974
92 Vi
1
—
June-Deo
Beagram 4Jos E) & Sons 2%s 1966
<•
June-Dec
1976
Mar-Sept
'
Virginia Electric & Power CoFirst and refund m-tge 2%s ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 3s series F 1978—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G 1979—June-Deo
First and rol mtge 2%s ser II 1980
Mar-Sept
'
1st mortgage & Refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Deo
•*
1st & ref mtge 3'As ser J 1982
April-Oct
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
4'
May-Nov
893o
*105
4'As conv subord debs
RR Co—
1st mtge .3s series B 1980
3%s 6 f debentures 1977
88
97
8S3A
•893V
Vanadium
76%
195
195
-Jan-July
Participating ctfs 4%s 1968
76
73%
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov 1989...Jau-July
Paul & Dulutli first cons gold 4s 1968_Jn?ie-Dec
Seaboard Air Line
%
71
*70%
73%
Mar-Nov
1989
Bt Louis-Southwestern Ry—
First 4s bond certificates
c
106'/a
84'A
82 Va
—
§A6'/as debs series A 1947-
*91
-
—
103 V4
103%
106% 106'%
"'*9014
96%
100%
102%
..May-Nov
1976
98 V4
94:
957/8"
95%
._May-Noo
April-Oct.
._Apr-Oct
92 V/a
96
98'A
April-Oct
2%s debentures
92 Va
'
•'*
*96%
9791 -•
90
5
'■
91
Va
•*€4*
83'A
26
94
■
91*92
§AGVAs sinking fund mtge series A
§A3'As assented series A 1951
Baguenay Power 3s series A 1971
Mar-Sept
Bt Lawrence & AdirontTk 1st gold 5s 1990~Jan-July
Second gold 6s 1996
April-Oe#Bt. Louis-San Francisco Ry Co.—
1st mortgage 4s series A 1997
i
Jan-July
ASecond mtge inc 4%s ser A Jan 2022
May1st mtge 4s ser B 1980
Mar-Sep
94%
95 Va
*93
Jan-July
——Jan-July
1951-June-Dec
June-Dec
§ A 6V2S sinking fund mtge ser C 1951—June-Dec
J A3'As assented series C 1951
June-Dec
112
97
94
,
._Feb-Aug
3%s*197JJ
3%s 1975
& coll trust
debs 1972
United Steel Works Corp—
101
110
f
s
2%s
,
109%'
June-Deo
mtge
Rubber
S
93
-
89
.
Biscuit
3%s sinking fund debentures
1st mtge & coll tr 4'As 1977
82 Va
86%
113%
1063A
69
29
94 Va
*96
conv
4%s
85 Va
87
'
__
93
Corp—
90%
85%
.
85 Va
*97%
1976 -Feb-Aug
debentures
85'/a
*84%
.
J an-July
4%s
mtge
85%:
Ja?i-July
_
*89
70 Va
HOVa
,
1st
^
85
74%
110
,
106% 108
93
-May-Nov
subord debs 1969—
Co of America 2%s 1966-. April-Oct
Mar-Sept
3%s debentures 1977 —
_JaJt-July.
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970
.
.—.
_Jan-July
1st intge & coll trust 3%s 1971
6s
177
177
*156
-
87 Va
100 Va
85
:
'7-
86 V#
'*76%
107%
Refunding mortgage 2'/as seriesV 1991—ilfar-Sept
Tank Car 4 'As. s f debs 1973
ApriZ-Oot
A,
l\
86 V a
1963
Union
10
United
--
X
75
111
*92%
May-Nov
1st mtge & coll, tr 2%s 1080—
-—June-Dec
1st mtge 3%s 1.982
—May-Nov
Union Oil of California 2%s debs 1970
Juue-Dee
98
94%
—
'
*70
90
87%
98%
145
£9%
*83
3%s 1971—May-Nov,
aud coll trust 2His 1975-Aprd-Oct
debentures
92
70
94%
88%,
-.10
—
99
*110
Union Electric Co of Missouri
203
—I ,*80....
.
Jan-July
1978
4%s series. C
89 %
*80
Tri-Conthiental Corp 2%s debs 1961
Debt
,
90%
89 Vv
,
and impt 3V4S I960 -June-Dec:
-Mar-Sept
& Ohio Cent ref
Tol
106%
94
95'A
70
.
.
-Aprii-Oct
j
94%
-
..
.
Feb-Aug
adjustment bonds—
5%s series A 4978—
87
85Va
97%
99'%
--Feb-Aug;
.April-Oct
Products 4Vat debs 1982
98%
104%
V
98
*96%
.1.
95 VC
—May-Nov
mtge 6s 1952—
mtge 6s 1953_
SAConsol jntge 6s 1955___
SAConsol
SIVA
.
Thompson
93
97
21
104% 105%
•
98%
96%
92%
97%
ol America
$ A Direct
99
11
J* 63%
-June-Dec
first gold 5s 2000
General and refund M 3%s ser E 1985 —Jam-July.
Texas Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
Term RR of New Orleans. 3%s 1974— ..June-Deo
Tidewater
15,
97'%
97%
173 Va
94%
'
M- - 493
3Vis conv 1980,._ -June-De<v
Reading Go first & rcf 3i«s series D 1995. .May- Nov
Reynolds <R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973.
April-Oct,
Rheem Mfg CO 3%s debs 1975
—Feb-Awp
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
A A Direct mtge 7s 1950
_May-No®
Corp
94 Va
97
90%
*86
Texas & Pacific
Union Pacific RR
Radio
101%
~3
87
86
NW Orleans RR—
First and refund'M; 3'As series B 1970_ _Apr£Z-Oct
First -aud refund M 3%s series O 1990_ _April-Oct
—
*173Vb 174
—
20
„'
*97%
.
—.
Jail-J«lj/
1964-
va
94 %
-
98%
97%
Texas &'
'
Mar-Sept
debentures
2%s
92.2
107%
100
H
101% 101*%
_
First mortgage
Oats
89%
107%
107 Va
*95',4
-May -Nov
89 V a
109
90
2
91
91
St Louis—
Refund and iinpt M 4s series C 2019— Jan-July
.April-Oct
Refund and impt 2%s series D 1989
_May-Nov
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
—.
3s
Quaker
87 Va
RR Assn of
Terminal
96
102 V a
—
102 Va 103 Vi
103 Vs
April-Oct
Apr-Ocf
•
15
88Va
*105
.^.Jan-July
2%s debentures
*92%
JUne-Dcc
1983
101Va
*96%
Jan-July
:
67
88Va
_Jan-July
.Mar-Sept
deoentures 1972
1973
Swift & Co 2%»
74
78%
_May-Nov
_jan -July
2%s debentures 1906— -Jan-July
-Jan-July
Superior Oil Co 8%s debs 1981
-x-----surfaee Transit Ino
1st mtge 6a 1B71-- -May -Nov
93%
74
Vz
17
—
debentures 1982
1973js
fund
sinking
High
86 34
104% 105'a
105%
Sunray Oil Corp.
93%
•73%
2037__Ji(7i«-Dec1"
mortgage 8s
refunding mortgage 3 Vis
debentutes
92
4
1974
(Ohio)
Stauffer Chemical 3%s debs
98
93
92
73%
;
3Vis debentures 1975
•
94
92 %
-
1972-—Maip-NovV
; Firsttuid refunding'-mortgage 2%s lfl79_J«?Jc-Dec-
:
4%s
96%
100
98
94
,
'First:and refunding mortgage 3s
•>
..
Va
100
1
debentures 2%s 1971
(N J)
debentures
2s.4,a
^
1963—
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037
First
96
100
*98
JMay-Wo®
First and refunding/mortgage 3Vis 1968—Jan-Jttlg
*
92
76
-
Mar-Sept
Co—
Gas
&
*99
,-April-Oct
Jan-July -
—
1983
92
Btanaard Oil
Standard Oil Co
Pittsburgh - Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965
Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s "debs 1967
—April-Oct
Plantation Pii>e Line 2%s 1970
Mar-Scpf
Potomac ( Electric
—1
99
5s conv 1967—
3V»s conv 1982— .April-Oct
Products
Jan. 1
Low
No.
High
86
86
June-Deo
Standard Oil (Indiana)
109%
76
*95%
June-Dee
April-Oct
Aprii-Ocf
May-AToo
3 'As 1964
106 %
Coil
Standard
98%
96
341,
*76
Feb-Aug
Pittsburgh Cfaic Chicago & St Louis RR—
.i
High
-
Feb*Aug
1964_illag-Nov'
Consolidated gDaranteed 4Via8 ser J
15
97%
97V4
107% 108 V 2
June-Dec
pjjLuinnaii Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H i960
Consolidated guaranteed 4Via ser I 1963
.
...
\
9734
108%
Low
Sold
Bid & Asked
Low
High
Range-Since
Bonds
Friday's
or
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Week's Bange
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
under Section 77 of
week*
selling flat.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
RECORD
YEARLY
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock
March 3 and ending Friday, March 7. It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
In
the
RANGE
,
STOCKS
Friday
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Pric»
Precision
Acme
Wire
Adam
Industries
«ee
300
3'A
Jan
3%
7
700
5%
Jan
7
Mar
21
Jan
Industries Inc
Ajax Petroleums Ltd
Air
Way
nacre
Cii
6%
16%
16%
16%
400
16'A
Feb
Jan
Alabama
Great
7%
900
7'b
Feb
8'A
Jan
Alabama
Power
G'A
13.100
4%
Jan
6%
Feb
Alan
2%
2%
2,200
1%
Jan
2%
Feb
8%
Feb
8% Jan
7
—J
6
1
%
«
—
33
2
—
50
preferred—100
10
5%
cumulative preferred
-100
Alaska Airlines Inc
1
Wood Steel
Co
Sbarea
■*
1%
400
I-000
2
-ft
-100
125
123% 123'A
91%
3%
92
17%
18
77%
18
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
Hiph
%
4.20%
6
3
50o
for Week
Low
Southern
7%
1
Manufacturing Corp
Aero
Supply Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
footnotes
3%
Range
of Prices
Last
Par
High
—10
Inc
Aeronca
For
Low
High
Salea
Week'a
Friday
Sale Price
American Stock ExchRnn
Range Since Jan. 1
—1
Products Inc
Co common
Consol
Shares
STOCKS
for Week
3 %
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp class A__ —1
WEEK ENDED MARCH 7
Sales
Range
of Trices
Low
Par
Acme
Week's
FOR THE
Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
is intended to include every security wnetner
77%
3%
3'a
500
200
v
800
1%
Jan
High
2%
123
Feb
Jan
Jan
ij Jan
125
Jan
95
Feb
*7V8
Jan
19%
Jan
77
Feb
77%
Feb
Jan
4%
Jan
86% Jan
3%
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
Ranee
Sale Prlee
Shares
American Stosk Kxchasf*
F*r
Low
3%
Picture*
2%
3
2%
3
2%
1,700
3%
16%
16 %
16%
3%
3%
2,900
3%
38%
40
200
77/a
"7%
"a
4,100
5%
ainwiionwi
87%
85%
87%
300
84'A
6%
6%
6%
100
5%
Ambrook
Industrie*
American
Ino
14%
14%
400
55
55%
70
American
Beverage
American
Book
American
Electronics
14%
<R I).
Air Filter 6%
JS
pfd.
conv
1
.1
American
pfd
800
21% Jan
25'A
Feb
29
Jan
32
Jan
Chstle
6%
8,900
"6%
Jan
6%
Petroflna Ino class
31
800
27% Jan
31%
Feb
150
31 %
34
Feb
Central
12%
16,200
1,900
11%
Pott
a
a
8%
1%
4.76
:
MM
AngoetafA-Wupperman
Appalachian Eleo Power
Arkansas Fuel Oil Oorp
% Feb
.
12 Yb
Jan
13% Feb/,
Chatnberlin Co
8 J/a
Feb
12% Jan
Charis
■5%
1,900
5
4%
36
38%
27%' 27%
98
6
•"*'
:
97
200
.*5%
1,100
14%
3,100
3%
3%
4%
v
AN
2^
1%
ffp
9%
9%
28% Feb
500
Jan
Christiana
stiaus
4 J/4
41/2 Feb
900'
13%
15%
Manufacturing
Corporation-^.:
6IS
4,100
IV2
2% Mar
Colonial Sand
1%
1,000
I'A Feb
1%
Jan
Commodore
2%
2%
2%.
4,700
2 J/8 Mar
2%
Jan
50
98% Jan
—s'^.
Mining .*
Development iCorp.
.
29
-
101J/2
Feb
1%
Jan
Connelly
Jan
30%
Jan
Consol
7%
Jan
9'A
Jan
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
Jan
6%
Jan
.
Automatic Steel -Products toe.
12,800
5%
6%
2,400
5
7%
7%
8%
2,900
7% Feb
9%
Jan
2'A
10*
9,700
2"%
6
Audio Devloei toe
8%
2%
3
Feb
4%
Jan
■;
X
Non-voting nen-cum preferred——1
Automatic Voting
e
Ayshlra Collieries Corp common——a
Jan
3%
17
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29%
17
■
30%
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Jan
16
500
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Diesel
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2%
2%-
11,300
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13%
300
2%
Barry controls Inc class
Incorporated.
2%
2%
30
1-18
12,800
1%
Jan
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100
3%
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Bolock Instrument Corp
Benrus Watch Co Inc
Blckford'a Inc common
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(8)
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Bearings Inc
Blumenthal
4%
300
13%
5%
5%
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500
1
14%
14%
14%
200
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Electric
Stores
Corp
Inc
3%
Jan
5
Jan
Jan
Feb
10
Jan
6%
5 J/4 Mar
14
Jan
Jan
43
40% Jan
7% Jan
Jan
14% Mar
Jan
8'A
4%
Bofaack (H C) Go common
0%% prior cumulative pre ferred-10g
Borne Chemical Company Inc
—I
31%
4%
Jan
8% Feb
4
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Jan
4
Jan
5%
Jan
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31%
32%
500
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300
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300
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5%
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Bridgeport Gas
500
Jan
6'A Feb
5% Feb
671 Mar
Jan
37% Feb
34%
Jan
British American Tobacco—
5%
5%
100
Columbia Power common—.
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
British
American dep rets ord reg.
13%
4%
cumulative
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Buffalo-Eclipse Corp
Bunker R1H (The) Company
Ltd—
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3,600
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114
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Jan
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Calgary A Edmonton Corp
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63.00 preferred
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9,300
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15
19
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2,700
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2
3.000
1%
Jan
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15
4,900
13%
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50
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cumulative
preferred
Car/an consol OH A Gas Oo.
54 J/4
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Campbell Chllbougamau Mines Ltd— 1
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,
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Douglas Oil Company
American
Jan
Jan
1
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Power
Jan
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Duke
Feb
3
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Dominion Tar A Chemical Co Ltd
Driver
23
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Doipinion Steel & Coal ord stock——•
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Mar
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Dayton Rubber Co class A
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—
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Canada Bread Co Ltd
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60
Camden Fire Insurance
see
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preferred
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ft
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CMC Television Corp
Cable Electric Products
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preferred
preferred
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1,400
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15
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513
•
convertible
6%
4,100
7'A
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Buckeye (The) Oorp
Budget Finance Plan
42,300
10 J/2
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common
(E L)
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B
13%
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Brad Foote Gear Works Inc
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Jan
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Jan
1%
4%
■
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Jan
1%
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Beau-Brummell
2%
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14
13%
13% Mar
10,100
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9%
7% Jan
150
2%
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Atlas Plywood Corp
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300
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1
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Colon Development
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1%
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Atlantic Coast Line Co.
Atlas Consolidated
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lit
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5 J/2
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ago
Chief Consolidated Miningf
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Jan
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Century, Investors Inc
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1,700
71,300
ft, 4,500
</?&%
preferred
600
38%
Armstrong Rubber Co class A.
Electric
3.50%
Jan
13%
Becur
:
/
■
lft .-wi%
7 x25% 7.25 %
1
preference $1.50 series—"——•
Maine Power Co—
7.
3,100
.4%
27% -■
,
Assoelste
19%
Conv
Central
9%
98
Atamcra Oil Corp Ltd
Atsoe Artists Productions
Jan
2% Jan
■% Jan
Feb
2s 6d
common—
Charter Oil Co Ltd-
A
Arkansas Power A Light—
4.72% preferred
Armour 6c Co warrant*.
Altex
-
3%
7~ 5,500
/
1 %
'
Had]ey> Corp—
Cheiry-Burrell
5%
5%
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Oo__
' k"
A Co__'.
12%
1
9
9%
Jan
7
'
"A" sharer
Aro
3,200
IS*
Ltd
4
8% Jan
18
500
2%
1*2%
Exploration
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
Arnold
18%
11%
;;2%
Feb
3% Jan J
:
100
18%
F(fc
9%
Jan
6'A
1 J/4
6%
16
7106%
Co common
M)
CenWal Illinois
Jan
27%
Jan
8.
13
Jan
21
1,200
'
11%
U%
2%
;.
t -10 J/0 Jan
550
-
4
3%
Products.
am*r
8%
*
3%
7,500
',72%772%
',ri4%C15%
7V lft >. l'A
r
•
Cenco
32%
25 Ve X26%
X26%
17,400
8,400
J/z
5.50
pfd
Cataiin Corp of America.:
Instruments Corp
Feb
7
(A
30%
Jan
High
Jan
74J/8 "r4%.
;//i%
5
1
dep rets B ofd
Products
32%
12%
Photocopy Equip Co
1
Beal-Kap common—...—.I
American Thread 6% preferred
•
American Writing Paper common
■
AMI Incorporated
1
13% Feb
I
-
..1
vtc
common
tJ W)
Caaco
200
American
Ao<rir>
Carter
15% Jan
14
;
N
American
Anchor
American
29%
1,600
Co
Carreras Ltd—. '•
Jan
Jan
69
24%
6%
30%
6%
Amurez Oil Company clat*
An aeon
Lead Mines Ltd
Jan
13%
13%
Co
Co
1%
Jan
Ltd
Carolftia Power A Light $5
29%
-
Meter 'Co.
American Natural Oat
15
55% Mar
24 %
Xnc—
Maracalbo
American
Jan
Jan
66
American Laundry Machine.
American Manufacturing Co
American
Carnation
Feb
12 V#
1
1>S
common..
Co
8% Jan
52
Low
.A?% r,4%
r.O %
.
1
CapltaJ City Products common
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
89% Feb
Jan
Feb
1
Corp
Producers
Oil
Canso
JSS
preferred.
Aluminum Industries
2
15
Cansp Natural Gas Ltd vtc
Feb
America—
Co of
cumulative
S3.71
~8%
Jan
Range Since Jxa. 1
High
2'A
10c
1
Williston
Canadian
Jan
/'4ft
;. 4
Ltd
Canadian Petroflna
Canal-Randolph
Allied Interna PI Investing cap
Allied Paper Corp
Low
25%
partic pfd—10
Minerals
60
Canadian Marconi
Jan
8'A Feb
45
Shares
*
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
10% Mar
Jan
3
7J/2 Jan
34 J/2 Feb
as
Jan
Mar
3
15% Jan
100
3'/a
Corp.
»%% convertible preferred.
Allied Control Co Ino.
Jan
Jan
2
for Week
.•
common
preference
—20
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc_J
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd2
Jan
11,000
3
...
All** A Fisher common.
Allied Artist*
3%
Feb
Ltd
Co
Cement
Sale*
Range
6 % f»
Jan
3% Jan
100
3%
2Va
Alleghany Corp warrant*
Allegheny Airline* In*
20%
20
Monday, March 10, 1958
.
of Prices
<•
Par
Canada
Algemem* Kunstzljd* N V——
Aaaar
dip rets ABUT lhU«
All American Engineering Co.
Week's
Last
Sale Pries
Exchange
Mock
American
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
Friday
MAKC,,^OCKS
for Week
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
WEEK ENDED
RANGE FOK T1IE
.
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
Sales
Week's
FrtAay
.
21V 2
E
7.21?2* 22"
'
-
73*83%
/500
19%
Jan
23%
Jan
3,900
27»
Jan
4%
Jan
'
•a
2s
Iron
Eastern States Corp
$7 preferred series A
$6 preferred series B
3%
35
i^
35
A
;r
50
30% Jan
35
17%
Mar
Feb
13%
Jan
•
142%
Jan
155-
*
135
Jan.
143% Feb
——1
,
ft
::
16%
16
*16 J /2
2,400
Feb
*'-i
Number 5723
Volume Io7
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1119)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
Weeks
STOCKS
'
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Par
Eastern
Sugar
$2
Edo
Shares
Loiq
Low
23
Limited
6.40t)
.-
Share- common..
Eteetrographic Corp cmnnion.^
100
Communications
Eleetrcnic
Electronics
Con)
El-Ttonics
100
Inc.
Hicf— m
Mill work
Er©
90
Line
92
■
Jan
337a
-
1,300
■
~
Factor
Co class
&
(Max;
,
10
1
10 Ft
1
A—
FatrcMId.Camera & Instrument-
-29 Va
28.74" "2974
57«
rl%~y:; 1 ft
6ft
ft
11
8,600
Fish man
(M H)
Ltd-
Mines
Class
non-voting
A
Fuller
(The)
'• \ •.v
■
*.
874
"3,100
'
Jan(
1
-,67a
•
Ltd
■S ,77
7674
Va
7874
.
850
68
Galineau Power
5 %>
5A
Jan
;
47a
IV*
ftl%^
»
6.%'.
.'
21,700
r4%-y5ft
"4:1/4
4»2
V
17%
43:;; -
674-
5
*
Co
common
Feb
~
57a
Jan
1574
31%
200
317a
32
*
'
23
1
1074
1074
13
13
Jan
174
\i
300
174.
474
100
Jan
174
'
'
Jan
■
78
Feb
Jan
13% Feb
37's Jan
3-% Jan
8%
1,500
8
11%. Feb
Jan
3,700
Jan
ii
% Jan
•ts Jan
15
974
•274
2*4
40,200
874
974
15,900
274
274
200
A
Jan
4
Jan
.
112
Feb
2A
...
21*
2%. Feb
374 Jan
Jan
9674 Feb
"""200
21-"
21%
1874 Jan
2074 Feb
21% Feb
3574 Jan
2274
500
1074 xlOT-4
22
X1074
400
1274
700
3
274
3
4,500
2
174
174
174
2,500
174
1
SOc
174
174
374
374
74
74
^..1
97 a
9%
(I B) Rubber Co
Hotels Corp..
Knox Corp class A
Kobackcr Stores
Kropp (The) Forge C01
Krueger Brewing Co-
5
-J5
1
7.50
—3374c
1
-
Jan
Jan
174
Jan
4% Jan
11 ya
974" Feb
1,900
Jan
74 Jan
74 Jan "
14.100
1074
Feb
3% Jan
2
174
5,000
'T
13
Jan
Feb
3
300
17a
374
Co.
11% Jan
10% Jan
Jan
Jan
1174 Jan
1.25
..*.1
Petroleum
974
1074
1274
1274
10% Jan
774- Jan
95
Klein. (S) Dept Stores Inc
:
^
174 Feb
'
'
•
'
Feb
**
,
Jan
1274 Feb*
1374 Feb
17% Feb
1174 Feb
5 74
474
574
6,000
1674 Jan
374- Jan
1174
1174
1174
300
10% Jan
274
274
27'4
1,000
5
5
100
5
2ya
574 Mar
274
Feb
Jan
5y* Feb
374- Jan
•
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc
—
1
La Consolldada S A—_
—75 peso#
Lake Shores Mines Ltd—.——-—1
Lakey Foundry Corp
1
Lamson Corp of Delaware
.5
Lamson & Sessions Co..—
—10
Feb
"14
>'*<
Feb
274 Feb
3
4
Knott
:
12
Jan
_
574 Feb
V ."' 174 Jan'
•
2
1
2
Kleinert
2% Feb
Jan
174
2,300
17a V, 174
11
Kirk land Minerals Corp Ltd
V *"
Feb :
32
8y* Feb
13,800,
2&
Kirby
■
Feb
107
Jan
Jan
4%
Jan
common
15o
"74 Jan
Feb
74
Jan
3% Jan
1,000
Co
10%
774
„.
900
37 a
Glass
Jan*
74% Jan
1274
374
;
38% Jan
Feb
8'
1,600'
1174
Kingston Products.
•
- ■
Feb
1874
ft Jan
1,700
574':-. 574
Feb
7
•
Jan
2
•
com__l
25 j.
Corp
5%* convertible preferred
General Electric Co Ltd—
Feb".-.
..!/-■/•>-
'
.
105%
warrants
Corp
Supply
-
x2 74
374
Kingsfovd Company
.v.-"
" •
1
Co..—
GeneraF Builders
1
5ft-Mar
v;?:.
6
Jan'ft
yv lTa-'Jan'-'.";\";-'Vi"v'
.
'
General Alloys
•
-
••/'ft
100
Generat Acceptance
*
•
»
174 Jab
1,300
liT
•
.
common—,-
Feb'-1
;
80
Feb
474
700
674
177a" 18
•:
:.*•:■
474
300
8,000
174
-
1
preferred—
Geilman Mfg Co
79
Jan
7 67
500
2
1274
*
"7
76%,'1,7674
•
.
*.
.
g
Mines
Galkeiio
874
Jan
7
4. '«•"
Jan'
'
—8
• -m
.
"
Jan
10
"
x2 74
50c
Kansas Gas & Electiic 474% pfd—100
Ka tz Drug Company—:
1
Kawecki Chemical Co
25c
Kawneer Co (Del)
5
Kennedy's Inc
*_
5
Kidde (Walter) & Co
2.50
Kip-Ark Oil Company.
10c
v
7
10 ;' Jan
v
1,000
Kaiser Industries Corp^
KaUnftm (D) & Company
x-
"
£1
1,'
—
•
•
•
fL- 77s
77."
Jan
32
1,900
8
1
'V'iy ) 674 Mar
974
4y*
774
jeannette
- •
^
1
7,300
..v-/-7
1.25
1
Co—
Co/•
Jan
/Feb
7
'
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Coni|>any
A)
(Geo
\
57»
4,500
19,300
16,300
Mar
K
6ft/Feb
;
Pitt industries
Head Brfewing
Fresnlilo
1
:
-
dep rets ord reg_
Inc__k_—,
American
Fort
Fox
Ltd—
Co
6 74
.
~9 Va
>
1- '"*
:*
•
voting——.A——.A.
Class. B
".67/8
Jan * * *
Jan
3574
37 a
f- '
Mar *1
'
Jan
19%
3374c
Jupiter Oils Ltd
174 Feb
5 74
25,300
4 77/4 v- 874
8',a
11
174 Jan' ^
974
i
Flying Tiger Line Inc.__________
.
67a
.*•
1
Farct Motor of Canada—
Ford-Motor
"'
*
Jan317s Feb*
1974
10%
400
Israel-American
*
2,900
.1
C'o Inc—
Canada Corp
Florida
^
.'..Jan
9
6,300
~
—1
f'argo Oils Ltd_k__
1
Financial General Corp———
—10c
Firth Sterling Inc—„Gt/ 3.50
Faraday- Uramuiii
99-
10% Jan
874
'•
.'
96% Jan
4,000
Oil Corp
10c
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc_lc
..
-
Jan
F
3,650
107a
33
3474
Irving Air Chute
■&**.
Feb
-
9974
874
Company
Feu
1074
.5
Oil
Jan
1%
19% Jan
capitil stock.*
,
Jan
274
97
1074
Royalty—
1
Iowa Public Service Co 3.9074 pfd—100
iron Fireman Manufacturing vtc
•
Ironrife Inc
..1
J*n
'
12
•
1,700
•
Machinery
Investors
% Jan-/ H
*•
Jan
5
America
North
Cigar
High
14
1274 Mar
1% Mar
1% Jan
1
Latex
Mar
11
Jan
10
of
700
RrternaClonal Resistance Co—-—10«
10 ,4 Jaai
v-. 67v Feb
ft Jan
30
17B
25c
International Products
ft
?
Jan
7
12,900
—.
-
774
Co
International Petroleum
407a.Mar ft
-y
Jan'
■574
-
374-Mar
y
97a Jan
100
f'
Feb
10ft Feb
:
v
Jan .•"
5 /*
■■
101
-
Jan
50c
Co
Lew
1274
174
International
13?r Jan
';
Mfg
High
1274
IiHernational Breweries Inc
,374 Feb
Jan
27'a
"100
___$1
common
«
8/4
-
jmsurance
Jan
7%
"
-
Hardware
Industrial Plywood Co Inc
Mar
13%
Feb
2,500
Esquire Inc
.:—.
Eureka Corporation Ltd
Eureka Fipe
107a
a
; ■ .c-im
Jan
Ipaustrial
,Feb ' v
„/4
Jan
674
1,050
& Steel Corp com_—
1st preferred——
—
Manufacturing Co_.
cum
9
•"»•••
Shares
1
Industrial Enterprises Inc
.
; •
,i's £a"
73,800
Forge
6%
Jan
Feb
3D1
Feb
10
700
*
Corp
Equity Corp common,
;—
$2. convertible preferred—
Eric
T
2,100
~
rt
2774* Jan -
.
19,100
—
Eftnery Air Freight Corp_—
Einprre District Electric 5 7f pfd_
Empire
,
4,500
of America—;—
=
ft-/1 Van
16,700
&
Jan
for Week
Low
Par
"
_
n_
25
»
Lr ,an
6?a Jan—
900
Corporation class A——
Electric Bond
.
Jan
Si lea
Range
Sale Prica
■
High
_
18/2
preferred
Elderj Mines
1
„o1,
500
Week'i
of Prices
Last
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
.
Hiijh
21,/ss
beneficial
oi
Friday
RANGE FOR THE WEEK ENDED MARCH 7
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
.
Associates—
shares
Common
Sales
Kange
Industries
Lanston
:
Inc
4'/a
474
1,000
4% Jan
sy8 Feb
1774
474
17
17
1,200
16% Jan
1774 Mar
474
1,200
51/2
51/4
13%
147 a
2,200
20
2274
2474
1074
1174
5
Feb
5 V*
1
Feb
7y8
Jan
574
400
14
374
Jan
14%
Feb
1,500
13% Jan
2274 Mar
27
Jan
500
x974 Feb
1174 Mar
'
£1
5
—•
Genera! Plywood Corp common-;—50c
SGeneraF Stores
Corporation
—1
Genera! Transistor Corp——
26c
dep rets ord reg
American
Enterprises,
preferred-1-.
Georgia- Power .$5
$£.60, preferred
.Giant-Yellowknife
;
Gold
Ff>h
Jan
43
,.
39.7444574
17 ' '
17?
f-
600
12%
~
1274: 13%
10,300
1174
10
5,800
18
2374
15,100
17
1,700
'
7a
74
227/4
1974
v-
;
-
1
515
51'
>•
6 ft
C)
(A
Gilchrist
Co_—
Glerv Alden
•
common-
6%ft 77o
;•
—1;
;
Corp
'
.
Jan
Jan
-
Industries
ft'8%
874
" v ''
:
Feb
Industries
Amer
Western, Financial
Producers
Inc
i
GrideiF'Freehold
30
50c
.—
Leases
674
16 74
'
6
24%
2:J
200
2 74
267
5
2,800
282
1297i
129
7% Feb
'
Jan
2
130
Jan
298
Feb
Gulf States
12374
2,000
2,300
133
Feb
2 74
274
274
774
774
:
Jan
Jan
174
3774
100
Common
47a
>
37 a
474
2,100
Feb
Jan
,
674
Jan
'
374
Jan
9
Jan
.ft
1874: Feb
2%
274
3
H
n
:
9,000
274
.
Jan
5
.
*
;
■
.
274
1
Inc
—2
I'¬
10c
10c
•
—25c
Mfg Co
rtatbaway .Bakeries Inc
Co
—
Hazck Bishop Inc
Hazeltiife Corp——-——
Hecla Mining Co
HeF»t* Bubenstein
Heller
4%
preferred
Hon
Class
Inc
2.50
25c
5
j
Gold Mines
Holly. Corporation——
Holly Stores Inc
IIoHiflger Consol
"F^,
„
Hoover Ball
Horder's
Horn- Si-
5%.
&
^
,
—60c
1
~
r
—
(Harvey)
y
...274"
Jan
'6
—
4,700
'
'*
"
*
fan
66
2ft
aft
Fe
60'
fan
&
ftn
*
Tan
lan
lft
4ft
Feb
Tnn
37ft
ftn
-
Feb
Ja!!
7%
800
2474
150
94
10
80
10
17 ft
20 7
-774
-'
.2>4
-
"
21ft.
.
a
5,000
47a
414"
1L'/
2ft
2,500
ov
S
22'«
1.200
90V
Ton
"774
300
2'4
1.400
OV
10'4
1.000
in'8
274
3.900
2174*
22ft
1,700
onS'
15,000
3'
10
'2»4
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—
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ft'
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Tfn
9
.
33'4
a
200
33 74
15ft
3374
16
16%
i47r i6'4
2,400
19ft
20
20
4,000
300
99V
9S®
"
inv
%v
-
•
fon
Jan
Id
20% Feb
11874 119
2874
99'2
*
99'4
130
Feb
517a
Jan
Nachman
27
40
96
'
129
29
Jan
Jan
100
4774
Feb
100
4374
Jan
50
7.500
4174
Feb
54%
Jan
4ft
200
474
Jan
4%
Jan
87a
9 Vi
300
8 74
Jan
9Va
Feb
50
42ft* 47 74
,
•
a
11
18,800
772
Jan
167a
17
1,500
1574
Feb
8'
107a
-
11
-
'
Jan
Mar
1774 Jan
Chemical Industries.
£1
Imperial Oil (Canadat capital stock—*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Beg. & Ireland__£l
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd
100
For
footnotes
see
page
33.
D%
-
5 74 -"
574
7,500
4074
6,000
5
Feb
5%
Jan
86%
87
70
Feb
Jan
41% Feb
13% Feb
57-4 Feb
3912
3974
13
40%
—:
100
57a Jan
84 72
Jan.
89
Jan
1,900
"5% "5%
•
13%
Jan
42
Jan
174 Jan
274 Jan
5% Jan
1A
30'
100
13%
-*'
"
■
-
Jan
3% Feb
Jan
6
14%
Jan
Jan
,
1%
174
15,0oj
i74
1
Jan
1% Feb
200
12
Feb
1474 Jan
■
12
12
427/o
38
43
~9%
"ft
"9%
r
43
,
'
•'!' :
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Feb
xlO% Feb
8% Jan
3,600
Mar
33
3774 Jan
.21,200
2574 Jan
874
9
800
874 Jan
874
974
1,350
ft
1,900
874 Feb
74 Ffeb
•M
.*>
9'A
74
.
474
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Inc
10
1
1
Dehydrating &
Co
Bellas Hess common
Brewing Co (Mich)
National Casket Company
National Electric Weld Machines
3
National
1
National
Research
Corp—
8
1
1
25c
2
1
—10
National Starch Products common—1
National Steel Car Ltd
—
*
National Telefilm Associates
10c
National Transit common
—1
National Rubber Machinery
v
Jan
74 Jan
5%
Jan
474
57B
2,400
1874
2,200
1574 Jane
18% Mar
1474
15 Va
1,600
13%
Jan
15%
Jan
34
3374
34
Jan
15 7«
16 74
3074 Jan
13% Jan
34%
1674
674
674
400
~97a
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974
1,700
40
2,600
314 Jan
25
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74
7%. Jan
13ya
Feb
22% Jan
6,400
26
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6
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6%
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14
Jan
27
Jan
40
Feb
3574
3674
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34
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47
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50% Feb
3,700
4% Jan
5V* Jan
-
474
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8
300
8,300
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16% Feb
3574
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Feb
Feb
177 B
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1774
800
1574
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19
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167a
177 a
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15%
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iay-i Feb
374
374
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300
374 Feb
474
200
100
1%' Jan
8% Jan
9%
Jan
9*4
400
9
1074
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107 a
41.8Q0
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9%
97 a
974
1074
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10'A
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23
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1,400
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700
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9% Jan
'
100
100JA Jan
1774. Jan
1974
1474
Jan
32
—-
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10
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474 Mar
~7%
22 74
474
——
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10% Mar
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874 Jan
227 a
474
1974
1474
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1,200
174
6,400
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10,800
16
2,600
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1
1ft
1774
1674
67B
674
1274 Janu
574 Feb
33
Jan
10%
Feb
103% Feb
Feb
21
14% Feb
7
Jan
1%
Feb
Feb
20 %
Jan
Feb
8
Feb
Jan
92
Feb
9874 Feb
*
Feb
9474
9 4 74
10
947*4
9 1 74
9 1 74
20
8974 Feb
92
Jan
16174 161 >/a
6174
100
Jan
163
Feb
74
4374
125
157
3774
274
Jan
Jan
374 Feb
12%
119
119
t7.t
22%
2174
400
1174
Jan
650
11274
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74
2,500
2274
1,100
23
500
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374 Feb
13%
Feb
1197a Mar
%
Jan
25'A
Jan
2174
Jan
2374 Feb
Jan
674
700
574
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2074
700
1874
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274 Jan
1
2Vs
Feb
74
6%
t
4374 Mar
22
1974
6%
2074
13
11974
is
22
23
7
Feb
21
Feb
3% Feb
14
14
100
13%
Jan
14% Feb
3% Feb
374
3 74
400
3
Jan
7
7
7
3,700
7
Feb
6
6
6
900
6
Feb
374
374
3»A
3,000
3
1974
1974
300
17
Jan
19% Feb
1474
1474
200
1174
Jan
16%
1074
Jan
10% Feb
**274
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~2 74
25,600
11
10
11%
2,200
"3 74
1
National Mfg & Stores common
Jan
9%
10
500
—
Milling
Jan
„
17%
1474
5
1874
43
2.50
Corp
Napoo Industries
National Alfalfa
National
—
60
174
^
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Jan
3574
A-
Namm-Loeser's Inc
Jan
11574
1
100
Muter ComPany co?"mon
1774
Jan
300
33'/a
~
100
preferred
Muskegon Piston Ring common
Miislcogee Co common
•
Feb
4ft
50
.
17
29
100
10c
1
1
participation pfd
*
Clemens Metal Products
1
6% cumulative preferred
---4
Mount Vernon Mills Inc
2.50
Mountain States Tel & Tel—
*-100
Muntz TV inc—
}
Murphy Corporation
1
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
—8
17
29
33'/a
Jan
Jan
1174
88
preferred series B
5074
—
1,400
Moodv Investors
T?Ph
JS
Ton
1974 MM
cum
4.50% preferred series C
Montgomery Ward & Co class
*
-
Feb
ira*
12 Va
.
Molybdennni Corp or America
4.80%
Toh
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11%
Mining Corp of Canada
4.40% cumulative
pph
fan
fis?
lift fan
311/
12
50c
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fan
3ft
-
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9
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flh
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274
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..
1
1
-1
common
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd
Mirro Aluminum Company
Missouri Public Service common
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
•
,
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Ton
Jan
a
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2,500
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8
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V
5?„
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474% convertible preferred—-—50
ft.*
ft»
9ft
20%
2274
/
3
2ft Mar
Sugar Co
Mid-West AbrasiveMidwest Piping Co
•'
Feb
1 ft
2474
274
-
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3ft
Jan
30ft
974
dep rets ord reg
1
1
Thermit Corp
Michigan Chemical Corp
Michigan PlSs'ing & Stamping Co
Metal
National Petroleum Ltd—.
National Presto Industries Inc
Amer
J
1
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Midland 011 Covv $1 conv preferr<jd™!
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200
94
22
1.
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2.000
—
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5
18ft
--sift
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2,300
lioo
2.50
7
174
80
15
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3
—1
5
•
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374
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—
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27%
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1274
7%
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lft
774
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.,374*
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common
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—i.
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Products
£1
*
.
Jan
32ft*
'
3(4
35
*
Inc
700
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preferred—
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274
,
common—
HumWe.Oil & Refining
Hard-Lock & Manufacturing
1,600
•
10
& Co—
Hardart Baking Co
Si Hardart
2%
74
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<——
A>.
5874
450
r
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Inc
Horme> (Geo
Horn
......
4,600
2%
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Homer Oil Co Ltd class A———
Class--
600
874
1
A
Industries
16
29 74
8
.274'-
5
1
If& Co Inc common-.
Hofmami
1574
28
58
10c
.—25c
Electric Co
Higbie- Mfg Co common
Hevi-Duty
4,100
874
.1
Electronics-.
&
6 74
1(5
.—100
100
pfd
Henry Holt <fc Co common—
Hercules Galion Products Inc*
Herald Radio
-
Jan
20.400
29 74
•
common——
& Co 574%
(W E)
574
1
Hastings
Lithographing
.274
274
67o
3 1
10
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L_——1.
Hartford Electric Light-——-—.
25
Co—.—
7 J arbor Plywood Corp—
Flarnischfeger Corp.—_—.—:
ll avail ar
100
5 \\
474 Jan
274 Jan
Marconi
Michigan
Lamp
Harvard Investors
,
8
International Marine
Communication Co Ltd
ft"*/
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Machine Co——10c
& B American
nail
•
1
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Mangel Stores common
.
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.
7
.
574
50c /
'
—
'
10c
SOc
^
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-
i.
:
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
44
Feb
'"k"Maule Industries Inc
3
Jan
Mays (J W) Inc common
20
Jan
'-1 *
McDonnell Aiijcraft Corp
874 Jan ft*. 11. •<
McICee (A G) & Co common
574 Jan
Mead Johnson Ss Co—
974 Feb '—
Menasco Mfg Co
1874 Jan,
■
c
Merchants Refrtgerating Co
/ 37a Jan
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
; •
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—
—
174
"
Jan
274
18
1,600
Jan *
5,600
2,100
,
1
Manischewitz (The B) Co
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774
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241
540
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•
10c
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3975: 4174
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4174
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Products common
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f
ft'
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•
,,,
,
,
Macfadden Publications Inc
Mack Truck Inc warrants
Mages Sporting Goods
Magna Oil Corporation
Maine Public Service Co
** r''
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19ft Mar
Jan
Jan
-
*
Jan
Jan
574
274
.4
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'
'
97*4 Feb
Jan
5%
274
—
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Jan
Jan
Jan
21
000
7
277
9c
1 '
.
Company_i._
Grocery Stores
'
•
100
preferred series A_
Hydraulics
Jan
6ft
'
2
"574
v.
274
"*
"-"'ft.'' % Jan
3,900
—
1974
Jan
574 Mar
---1
30c
2.50
Lynch Corp
"
ft
—1
1
60c
Co
Grlcsedieck
1974
2 4 74
1774 Jan
'
Noa-voting common stock
676
7,000
2
s'-ft!'*:"
ft ^
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Mansfield Tire Sc Rubber Co
Inc
1%. 1st preferred-—s
Oil & Chemical Co
Greer
19
2374
1
—5
—10c
Great Lakes
Great Western
700
-74
Pacific Tea—
Great Atlantic &
Great
800
574
74';
X1474 Febft
1674 Feb
1,000"
274
574
'1074
Jan"
1
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wlttnauer Watch Co
Louisiana Land & Exploration
Lunkenheimer (Tlie) Co
'ft''' 974 Janv
Feb
974
—
Manufacturing Co
Great
600
1674
74
2
~V84
■r--
.4
Manufacturing" common
Grand'Rapids Varnish.
Gray
16
1674
5
GobeF (Adolf) Inc
1
Gold? Seal Dairy Products class A—10c
Goldifeldi Consolidated Mines-'1
Goodman Manufacturing Co
16%
Gorhant:
1074
*
Lnc__.
Co
Globe Union
Globe Wernicke
V
10
ft
10
5
Locke Steel Chain
774 Mar
'
Glcnmore Distillers class B—.
25£
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
cumulative preferred
6ft Feb
774 Feb
4,700
Tan! '
Jan'T
-
'
'
; Mar
99
674 Jan
Ijj'—*
9'
8
50c
Lear Inc common
Leonard Refineries Inc——--—-3
Le Tourneau (R G) Inc
1
Liberal Petroleums Ltd
25c
""
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94"%
La Salle Extension University—
"
;
Jan
101
4ft J»n "ft
600
~87a"r9
87 a
:
1
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9374
9.200
'
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..'ft 'ft
"14^*
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1774
300
99
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1
45ft
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100
9774
n
"
'
1674 Jan ,"1874 Feb '
*
•
*
Mines—.
ft
32ft
4
General Fireproofing common
General. Indus
1%
—
174
9
Jan
Jfen
Jan
Jan
10
Jan
7*A Feb
3%
2
Jan
Jan
Feb
2V* Jan
1174 Mar
31
6
1374
143a
1,400
15
Feb
1474
1474
137*4
Jan
18%
Jan
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3174
1,500
2774
Jan
3174 Mar
~5%
6 74
4,900
T74 Feb"
Jan
374 Jan
7
Jan
4%
Jan
31
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
32
.
Monday, March 10, 1958
.
.
(1120)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
Par
National
Electric
Union
Neptune
Meter
Ncstie-Le
20c
-
Chamberlain Petroleum
50o
New
England Tel & Tel
100
New
Zinc
New Mexico & Arizona Land
Netv
Park
Co
Mining
Superior. Oils
Mines
ttim
17#
It
3
2,000
77a Jan
V
1
"174
Jan
% Jan
14%
16
1%
13
2,800
1,000
47-4
19,000
474 Feb
2%
2%'
3%
17,100
2%Mar-
G7/*.
7
500
X27%
31
174 Jan
500
26
474
4%
m
2.13
2,000
4,000
1
5 Va
5%
2,500
50
NorGli American Royaltlea-Inc-.
North GauadfUn Oils Ltd
68%
68'ft.
10
92
93%
1
218
25
Northeast Airlines-;
North Penu RR CoNorthern Itul
93%
Pub Serv 4pfd—100
Northspan Uranium Mines Ltd
1
3%
3
3ft
2ft
2
6%
190
20,200'
3%
5% Jan
687a Mar "
89% Jan
3% Feb
4!i
Feb
Oil
jV
18,900
1%
1%
900
1%
1%
5,700
274
3
2%
2,400
5,700
9% Jan
11
Feb
60% Jan
65
Jan
Sllvray
95% Jan
102
Jan
Company
1
50c
100
$7%
Ofcalta
90o
lft
Securities-
5 c/o
*
1st
174- Jan
Feb
2% Jan
Silver Creek Precision. Corp
8%
44
Pacific
Petroleums
1st pfd
32%
25
29
475
7%
874 Mar
2,000
300
12
200
3%
-
(C A) vtc
class
A
25%
26
26%
300
26
23% Mar
24 >4
500
22% Mar
23% Jan
4.88'/4
cumulative preferred
94%
94
94%
280
90%
87%
98
Jan
4.50%
Jan
93
74 Jan
4.4374
convertible preference
9!)
100
600
95%
Jan
10074 Feb
111
114
950
10774
Feb
114
92
92
100
86%
18%
17%
18%
27.700
97
96%
100
97
2
17%
Jan
274
Jan
Feb
91% Jan
21
Jan
Mar
97
Jan
115%
Feb
5%
£9,000
4% Feb
674
Jan
%
ft
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74
Jan
1 %
1%
I 6)600
51600
574
A
1%
57
~4%
100
4%
4*/a
Jan
Jan
Jan
174 Jan
68% Jan
474
Standard
Forgings Corp
Feb
474
Jan
Standard
Oil
Jan
674
Feb
Standard
Products
Shares
Feb
1574
Jan
15
5%
200
4%
47 H
4:!-i
4%
6
"4:1,
"4% ~4%
50%
4874
50%
700
18
18 V#
300
%
100
4%
47
Jan
Jan
Jan
17%
Jan
Jan
Feb
Standard-Tlionison
Jan
Standard Tube class B
574
Jan
5%
2%
100
1%
Jan
l
6%
574
2%
6%
6
%
1
Pittsburgh <& Lake Erie
50
66%
66 V*
68
Pittsburgh Railways Co
*
5%
5%
5%
lo
25 74
22%
1%
2,700
7
lft
-
common-
Co
1
1%
25o
Poloron
Products class A
Porto Rico Telephone Co
Alexander
1
2
•
Mines
3%
Ltd
1,000
1974
Jan
174
Jan
Jan
274
Jan
Jan
22 74
Feb
3,200
2,100
500
3,200
it
10,600
6%
6,900
52
5 7..
12
.
%
"5%12
20 V«
874
55%
Jan
Jan
2ft Feb
9
Feb
3ft Jan
12
1274
474% cumulative preferred
Paget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-Natlonal Co common
200
7%
Feb
874
974
5,000
874
Jan
Xl4*/a
3
com
50
14%
700
90
Jan
95
13%
Jan
1574 Feb
Jan
18%
$1.25
Pile
5>0
2,900
Jan
674
Jan
1
Reiter-Foster
common
Rico
Texas
4574
Jan
5074 Mar
8%
800
7%
Jan
974 Feb
17%
1774
200
ft
ft
700
8
—
17!L»
8
Oil
Corp.
Arms
Co
,10
■.
HI 1
ZZZZl
Inc
I
1
74"
...
1374 Feb
Jan
1974 Feb
17
Jan
18 %
Feb
Jan
Valley
Gas
%
74
14,300
3974
40%
300
2,800
71/2
%
34
Jan
Tilo
74
8%
57#
574
574
6,300
4V4
lft
lft
2,100
7/a
10%
1074
200
2%
1,600
Jan
IS
1
27«
1
1%
1%
86
174
70
1,200
ord reg
Roosevelt
Field
Roosevelt
874
Jan
Jan
574
Jan
Jan
1%
Jan
3
Jan
Jan
Jan
874
Jan
Inc
Roxbury
Royalite
274
•8274
174
Jan
Jan
Jan
Fifth
carpet
.
5%
1,100
674
674
36,100
10%
10*4
100
1274
1374
2,600
2%
2%
900
2*4
Jan
2%
3,000
274
Jan
26%
600
22%
Jan
1
(The PC) Company
Aeronautical Co
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes common.
see
pace
13%
1.25
Russell
fnnf-noten
5
674
•
common
1
1
-
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;
33
—1
2%
274
26
474
—
2%
26
4
474
2,700
274
2%
500
137a
500
33 3 i
3274
34
67# Feb
67» Jan
12% Jan
15
Feb
Jan
34
Mar
2,300
31
30
50
Jan
300
25
Mar
4574
Jan
54
Feb
2674
Jan
467'a
Jan
43 3 4
43%
200
42
Jan
43% Mar
2234
2234
300
2274 Feb
24%-Jan
274
2%
200
1174
1,600
22
11
11
Feb
23
22
Feb
22*4 Ja*
2%
2
5274
2
57!
a
7a
4
600
Jan
Jan
12
Feb
Jan
8
Feb
Feb
GO
Feb
x51
200
2
7
37a
974 Jan
7
57%
Jan
1%
Jan
27a Feb
100
%
Jan
l*a
Jan
57a
674
500
474
Jan
67#
Feb
274
2%
300
274
Feb
27#
Jan
1
8%
8 74
87#
7,400
7
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974 Feb
237 a
24
100
2374 Jan
25
Feb
1
~6-%
6 74
6%
3,700
xl5%
Xl57a
15%
400
50%
48 7
50! a
1,400
4574 Jan
50'4
Feb
107 o
10
1074
2,900
10
Mar
12%
Jan
16%
16 3
16%
2,000
1574 Jan
27a
27a
500
27#
Feb
374 Jan
5 7a
5%
100
574
Feb
6%
Jan
Hid
l7n
2
If;! Jail
2%
Feb
2%
27a
27a
174
Jan
3
8%
Feb
874 Feb
27
a
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a
a
9,300
400
5%
14
Jan
Jan
37'#. Feb
25
49%
46%
Jan
47#
4974
Jan
13
Jan
674 Feb
17
17
374
50
Feb
Feb
Feb
Jan
Feb
474 Feb
13%
1374
13%
27a
800
Jan
53,400
1374
Feb
1574 Jan
12
13%
Jan
13*/#
17#
Jan
Feb
27a Mar
300
1574
Jan
1874 Feb
1,900
2974
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3374 Feb
Jan
2474
9%
10
1,800
87/e
Jan
1074
17#
2
1,500
174
Jan
2
Feb
12
2
12
100
11
Jan
12
Mar
13'4
1,200
1174
Jan
37'a
3,300
374
Jan
1374 Mar
4.
Jan
37#
4,200
2%
Jau
ft % Feb
13 '4
12 7 a
1
3%
.3%
1
3%
3
300
18
Jan
Jan
Calgary Co
Light $4.5.6 pfd
Shovel
Co
Inc
Corp.
—
474
47#
10
12 %
3%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
1374
Jan
16
1,200
12%
Jan
1374 Feb
Jan
774 Feb
3474 Jan
3974 Feb
7
—1
3674
367a
4
4%
2%
2%
27 a
17 8
174
17a
r.
7a
1,500
11,100
2,700
2,300
Jan
47# Jan
274 Jan
274 Jan
174 Feb
374
Jan
1
ft J*"1
ft Jan
1,900
7«
i«r
9974
98*4
9974
75
9674 Jan
2074
2074
20:%
1,900
407#
3974
407a
11,300
197# Feb
3874 Jan
% Jan
109
Feb
2374 Jan
4674 Feb
174 Feb
174
1,300
674
67a
300
4
Jan
25
2474
25*4
300
2074
Jan
2574 Mar
21
21
22%
1,200
1974 Jan
2274 Feb
1274
1374
600
10%
1374 Feb
17#
1
Roofing Inc—
367 a
4
Jan
674 Feb
2
300
2
114
1,150
98
Jan
90
2
114
Cpnt Industries Inc
Cuba
Oil
Co
class A
Empire Oils Ltd
Rights
Trans
Lux
True
Temper
1.25
*
25
8874
Jan
Jan
1%
Two
Guys
from Harrison Inc
1%
100
174
Jan
3%
1,000
2%
Jan
Jan
11
7
Feb
6% Feb
2
Jan
121
Feb
3
11.1
2ft
if;
1%
10c
12
Jan
200
974
1.200
274
Jan
374 Feb
%
Feb
134 Jan
8
7,100
lii
Jan
9,800
7a
Feb
200
3*4
Jan
300
18*4
Feb
20% Jan
81,100
137#
Jan
177a Mar
16
Jan
19
ID*
173a
a
2ft Mar
ft
ft
4!«
2
1634
167a
29*
6%
Jan
20,800
18%
16%
274 Feb
4
17a
s
33
4 1
17%
Jan
96
37'#
11
11
3
10
Corp
a
3%
1
Corn
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co_^
Tri-continental warrants—-—
'
1
_50c
106*
90
Jan
6% Feb
11%
200
1374
——10c
;
10
25c
'J.
Trans
174 Feb
6
14%
1374
8
1
common-
Chemical
14 %
11
20o
1
25c
•
Corporation
Oil
Feb
14%
137a
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
1
Acceptance Corp class A
_1
Trans Caribbean Airways class A—10c
Jan
——
5%
30c
Company
Ave
1274
Tower
86*4 Feb
—
1.50
Oil Co Ltd
Russeks
13
'
,
.
10% Mar
!
£l
Raceway Inc
Jan
2774- Feb
Jan
574
Jan
2%
—7
Trans
2%
84*4
574
600
52
Security Trust Co Ltd—
deposit rets ord registered—£1
Amer deposit rets def registered—5s
Todd Shipyard Corp common
20
Toledo Edison 4 74 74 preferred
100
Co—
100
2,300
57#
10
common
Trans
10%
~6%
Jan
6
374- Jan
Feb
~G%
x574
Amer
Jan
2%
1
27%
H%
x57#
Tobacco
Jton
41%
Jan
Royce Ltd—
American dep rets
Inc
Thriftimart
% Jan
8
...
Feb
8
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc
70c convertible preferred
Thorofare Markets /inc.
1774 Jan
%
8%.
HI5Go
Mining Co
Jan
17%
1674
—50c
Co
11
Corp—
Grande
Ryan
4,900
1,400
3,000
1
Vtc extended to Jan 3 19(35
Rochester Gas & Elec 4% pfd F
Rokeaeli
(I) & Sons Inc
Rolls
5074
20
Ex-liquidating distribution
Rio
1874
47%
1
Argentine
Ridgeway
137-2
17%
50%
1
;
Ind lis trial Corp
Petroleums Ltd
Republic
Riehwell
12%
17%
•
& Co
Insurance
Remington
13%
37#
;
Feb
174
0
common
common.
Texas Power &
10
common
convertible preferred
Reliance
A
preferred
Electric Co common
Tliiokol
Rcda Pump Co
(Robert)
class
B
Thcw
Rapid-American Corp
Rath Packing Co common
Re is
u
cum
Technicolor
u
Reading Tube Corp
Inc
Tampa
Jan
•
,
374
2574
1
Corp__—
Petrol Corp-
474
Texam
5%
1
-
Co
Concrete
Supermarkets
Tel-A-Sign Inc
Quebec Lithium 0orp
5,900
9,800
& Co common
Class
Q
Raymond
preferred
International
Talon
Feb
17
0
Corp
Superior Tool & Die Co.
9 74 Mar
94
474
Jan
7%
9
93
_100
3774-Feb
Jan
Feb
7%
9%
32% Jan
274
12
Sunset
Jan
12,100
174
227#
Sunrise
ft Jan
6ft Feb
11%
11534-Jan
374
22
25% Mar
Feb
9874 Mar
4.
22%
52% Feb
Feb
50
27 A
1674
Jau
200
Mines
33
13-
,
37#
32
Jan
74 Jan
474 Jan
fO'VFeb
874 Jan
187 W Jan
377#
~l7a
18
3%'Jan
11% Jan
36
16
48
74- Jan
ft./ .74-Feb
,
16 74 Mar-
98%
317a
150
ft 274^ Jan
374 Jan
100
Jan
3874-Feb
^
74 Jan
1,GOO
Feb
3074- Jan
.
Jau
23,200
9834
"274
900
Public Service of Colorado—
Power
98%
30%
—
Jan
62
1-
Feb
-
i9*.4^Mar
ft Jan
1,300
3,400
31%
(A)
■'
274. Jan
167a
*
Sterling Aluminum Products common.5
Sterling Brewers Inc
1
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
10c
Stetson (J B) common
U-i
*
Stinnes
(Hugo) Corp
—5
Stop & Shop Inc
1
Stroocic (8) & Co common
•
Styion Corporation
1
1
Suri Ray Drug common
25c
2574 Mar
Jan
1%
1%
ft
52f.|
25%
23
*
25%
common.:
Corp
Uranium
(The)
conv
Stein
674 Feb
2
ft
—1
Gas
7874 Jan
Jan
2
25
1
74 Mar
5 74
100
52%
1
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Prophet
(The)
Company
66
900
400
*
10c
1,750
9
2%
2,50.
1% Feb
62
1
Prcntlce-Hall Inc common—
Pressed Metals of America—
Jan
Inc
SCatecourt
Jan
8
1
62
62
Jan
674 Mar
22%
22
2.50
4
Feb
3,600
2%
2
_.20o
common
Power Corp of Canada common
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
Pratt <& Lambert Co
300
ft
50c
100
..ft % Jan
13&
13
52
Enterprises Inc—
Steel Co of Canada ordinary
Steel Parts Corporation
274 Jan
774 Jan
16
Jan
2,000
167a
25
1
50c
25c
•
—5
Slarrctt
2%
IS
Jail
Jan
V
17
32
127#
62
Ltd
Stanrock
Feb
10c
U
11
14*-Feb
9674 Jan--
317a Feb
25! 4
1
1
1
Feb
10 pesos
Co
200
Co
19
700
.
13
374* F<3>
■<
Jan-t
—^1
1
—,
(Ky)
52
1,900
13
97 a
'■
274 Feb
50.
■,
:
1
10
Corp
Standard
474
3-%
9%
20
preferred
$1.60 convertible
Standard Financial
Jin
1474
14
2,100
a
Jan
24
'•
900
t
74
37
- Jan
674- Feb
ft ft. 25%Mar
2"ft
..
474- Jan-. .7
130
5.74-Jan
874-Jan
674-rFehs.
10,300
274,
•;
•
—
Jan
100
500
7
1
Staid-Meyer Inc—
Feb
147,,
15
63
1%
Quebec
%
25
Standard Dredging Corp common
Jan
7'4
147;,
14%
7
74
3%-
25
25
Southern California Petroleum Corp—2
Southern Materials Co Inc
2
Southern Pipe Line
1
Southland Royalty Co-—
5
Spear & Company
———
J
Specialty Stores Co Inc„——-——5
Spencer shoe Corp
1
4.2474
4.0874
Jan
4%
107
;
93%
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
4.3274
Mar
Jan
37-
2<4
%
25
25
25
convertible preference
92
37
2?4
25
Jan
114.
1
Providence
37
lL7*Feb
2674 Jarr
Hft:10
6,000 <
3574
■
900
Jan
V
,
474-Jan.;
,200
%
32%
1,100 '
1,100 "
C 13%-Feb
ft
—
preferred
original
b'/o
Jan
%
Ltd
Dome
24%
5%
-
Edison
California
100
300
5%
Aircraft Corp
Industries Inc
East
Jan
5%
Piasecki
Mining
2874 Jan
25%
1
Pneumatic Scale
Jan
3074 Jan
fin
7a-
•
35%
Airways Inc—
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills
23%
2
Inc
Mines
Jan
.
1974
974-Jan
27*> Jan
'Vv 1 Tar-Jan-
Ltd—
Southern
600
3374
U
•
dep rets ord registered:
£1
Skfatron Electronics & Telev Corp—10c
26% Jan
26%
Feb
2674.
Ainer
23%
5
Preston
Singer Manufacturing Co
3% Jan
23%
2.50
Co
2474
27# x2%
134% 13874
99 "
99' "
1974
20
Co
Singer Manufacturing
Feb
13
Feb
26
1,000
Peruvian Oils & Minerals
&
47% Jan
2774 Jan
Jan
28% Jan
26
2.50
ftppine Long Dist Tel
2%
"
1
Mar
32
300
2%
Philips
Powdreil
274 Feb
74 Feb
Jan
10,^10
267 :-j
i
2974-Feb
r,2%? Jan*,.
II '
2,300
6%
-7
—5
•
Soiiotoue Corp
1
Sons Manufacturing common
—1
South Coast Corp common
1
South Feim Oil Co common—^—12.50
300
25%
2
Ltd
Electronics
77a
6
'
.
22%
Hill
—
Corp
Screw
1,100
2%
Pep Boys (The)
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Muss)—20
Perfect Circle
*
Jan
9
1,400
6%
——•
1
*
$3
23%
__2
Corp
Pa.iino of Canada
Peun Traffic Co-.
Polaris
374 Feb
29%
2%
2 Bol
_J_
Gold
Jan
Jan
11
26%
lc
B
Pioneer
40
Jan
Slmmons-Boardman
Feb
23
100
♦
vtc
Co
32%-
32
1
pfd
common
4 V#
■/
,,
% Jan
8^00 i
4- ;4
-Jan
774. Feb'
2 ftftan
-
,
--1
Sinclair Venezuelan Oil Co
1
L$d
Parkershurg-Aetna
Pierce
374 Feb
29
26%
26%
Oil (C A) Amer shares—1 Bol
Paramount Motors Corp
i
Park Chemical Company
l
Phillips
1-14, Feb
374 Jan,
26 fa
Pen tepee
Phi
200
3%
25
Airlines
Tubes
Pan Israel Oil
Pen
«
convertible. prcferred_;_
Simplicity Pattern common
Simpson's Ltd common
lft Feb
62
22% Feb
ft 974-Feb
674Mar
100
—5,000 it
Publications—
iy« Jan
8ft
11%
25
Pancoastal Petroleum
lii
Ilia
Jan
r
19%. Jan
;
174. Jan
I
1,200
77a
117 a
~6%
Slick
Pacific Power & Light 5%
11%
800
Jan
,1Q0 :
,7%
--25c
5574 Jan
"37
x40
1
preferred
Northern
1174
.
174
Vrr
i
1
10c
1
Inc—
Lighting
214
'
,
17a
2
2
common
225
8%
25
5redeemable 1st pfd series A
25
4.80% redeemable 1st preferred
25
4.50% redeemable 1st preferred—25
4.20% redeemable 1st preferred
25
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred
•
$4.40 dividend cum preferred
$4.75 dividend preferred
•
$4.75 conv dividend preferred
•
$4.30 dividend preferred
*
Class
330
Co
5,100
58
*3%
redeemable 1st preferred
Parker
lft
2
P
Pacific
■2
"V
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Class B
174 Feb
44%
37«
1
;
Corp
preferred
Page-Horsey
4
1
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
1st
98%
-
1 %
1
•
5 c/o
97
56%
O'ofcicp Copper Co Ltd Amor shares. 10s
574#
65
7
Inc
Electric
10%
63
25
cumulative preferred
Overseas
9%
10;
•
Oils Ltd
Oxford
ft. 600
27#
-
19%- Feb
;
--
1974 Jan
i
57,100
,7y#
Simca American Shares
3ii Feb
22
J
Jan
6y» Jan
-
7.100
;--2»4
Silver-Miller Mines Ltd—£
150
Feb
1% Jan
174 Jan
2
1.400
.
674
——2Qc
*
8
1%
2ft
Okonite Company common
Old Town Corp common
Omar
22%
6%
2374
4%
1%
Ogden Corp common
Ohio Brass Co class B common
Ohio-Power 474(4 preferred
40c
67a
10c
*
Siiex
Oceanic
6%
2
—1
——•
-
of America
Class A
Jan
■
774- Feb
V» Jan
7
600
7ft-
.
Slieiwvin-Wiiliams. common
25
474 prefenred———
-.100
Sherwin-Williams of Canada
——-•
Slice Corp of America common3
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co—I0o
Sicks Breweries Ltd
•
4 72
Jan
93% Jam
10
„
Feb
21% Feb
11,500
77»
1
274
Shawinigan- Water, dc Power——
Sherman Products Inc
:
Jan
6% Jan
1474- Jan
c
f
.
7
1872 Jan *
1874 Jan
lQc
LeaCher common
Seton
57** Jan
2%* Jan
j
400
67#
'"'r
Shattuck Demi Mining
Jau
200
1
237^
Corp —
Serrick Corp claKs B
Servo Corp ot Ameilca
fiorvomechauisms Inc——
Mar
7
.
-*«50c
Sentry
774 Feb
31
28%
4% Feb
v
ft
Jan
7
—-1
Airlines
Inc——;
Seemanr Bros
Jan.
Jan
G74 Jan
-
High
13 ; Jap
13% Jan
.
2074
common
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Mar
5
; 6% Jau
26 .
Jan
10
Feb
lft Jan
lft Jftn
4% Jan
7
8
Seaporccl Metalu lnc
Securllies Corp General
Feb
5%
6%
Co
16
18
1%
31
Steel
Scuuin
13% Feb
81,200
4%
10
jan
.Seaboard Western
5%
-
14%
44% Mar
i»'i.
•
B-
14%
12
4%
North American Cement class A
:i'474
1174 Jan
574
Norfolk- Southern Railway
—3.60
39% Jan
.1
50e
.—lOo
147-4-—4,400
200
—-I
—
Nfitteen-Ketay Corp
1%
Feb
Low
.13%
200
4474
Range Since Jan. J
High
1474
50
12
1
T%
800
4
12
Low
& Electric Co—
QumlUative preferred 574 scries..—2p
Cumulative preferred 47474 series-20
Cumulative preferred 4.4074 series-20
5.6074 preferred
20
Sappliifje Petroleums Ltd
\
SaVby Oil Inc (Del)
25e
Sayre & Ffc<e* Co
.1
74 Feb
lft
IS Jan
ft Jan
Shares
Diego Gas
San
2278 Feb
9% Feb
Jan
for Week
Ltd. coannOn.——•
Corp
Sun
174 Feb
ft Jan
18%
Laiwrence
Baleau-Brosfus Inc—
Carlos Milling Co Ltd—
Feb
134 74 Mar
Jan
1% Mar
25,100
74
lft
—1
Nipfssingr Mines
Warrants -i
Nuclear Corp
974
1*4
9
4
®
Bt
J an
i«
1%
lft Jan
125
4,106
2,400
44
12
—10
Ltd—
•Noma Lltea- Inc
Norbute .Corporation
Class
Jan
7,700
41,300
1%
2174
Vk
—•
10
Merchandise
York
2%
1%.
2074
—1
•
New^ York & Honduras ftos&rio
Nickel
1,410
Par
gaje#
Rangy
of Price*
S
•
New York Auction Co common
New
774
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Jan
300
ft
lit
%
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Jan
5y* Jan
V 74 Feb
13,400
0%
•
New Process Co common
New
1%
20%
20o tH
1
Gils Ltd
Coal &
Now Pacific
1
132% 134 Va
1
25c
-1
Jersey
1%
23%
19%
300
6%
1%
500
& Chew. Co
New-ldria Min
Jan
Jan
1
600
6%
'.i.
ft'H' ¥
134%
WEEK ENDED MARCH 7
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
1,200
23
22%
6%
-1
New Haven Clock & Watch Co
High
1%
1%
23
1
New
Shares
1%
5
New Bristol Oils Ltd-,
of Prices
RANGE FOR THE
for Week
Low
30c
Corp
common
Co common
Mur
R^.ng©
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Sale*
Week's
Last
STOCKS
700
4
29 "a
40
674
1,300
6 % Mar
5%
5%
1,200
Jan
29 74 Mar
6%
*,4 Jan
474
Jan
14% Jan
374
Jan
3
Feb
26% Feb
Unt.<ceded
Union
Gas
Chemical
Co
of
Corp
Canada
5
■—*
4
Jan
4% Mar
Union
Investment
27e Jan
374 Feb
Union
Stock Yards of Omaha-—-—20
Co
4*4
Jan
€8 7i
Jan
7%
Jan
1974
Jaii
6*4
Feb
757-2 Feb
9
Feb
20*4 Feb
/
Number 5723
187
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1121)
33
>
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR THE
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Low
Par
57/a
5%
5%
2,200
53,b
5A
5A
3,300
Elastic
United
5-Tj Jan
Ih
%
4,800
32%
31%
32 y4
500
10c
United
•
Corp.,
Products
Milk
Molasses
preferred
Conditioning
Air
U
S
U
B
Foil
U
S
B—
United
Reclaiming Co
States Vitamin Corp—
United
Stores
Corp
common
Universal
American
Universal
Consolidated
Universal
Insurance
Universal
Marion
Corp
Oil
,i
100
AS £
Jan
1Tb
91b
r>e
25 To
%
2
Jan
2 Tb
Jan
38 Tb
Peru
Jan
31
Feb
•
1,300
Tb Jan
1% Feb
lib
Jan
39 Tb
Feb
44
13%
14%
12,500
13A
23%
25 y4
5,100:
11,100
22%
5%
Tb
6A
4%
5
1
15
4
Jan
Jan
Jan
2514 Mar
4% Jan
6 A Mar
Corp
Silver-Lead
37%
3,200
2'/4
900
3
31/4
3A
of)
Janeiro
Feb
38% Feb
30% Jan
Jan
2%
2%
Jan
3A
600
3A
Jan
4A
9A
100
9
Jan
3%
3%
200
3%
Jan
I
1
Co
Precision Instrument
1
^_10c
•
preference
Webster Investors Inc
stmpd
& Company Inc
Wentworth Manufacturing—__
Weiman
500
rets
dep
Western
Tablet
1
1b
•
Stationery com
Coal
20
Westmoreland
Inc
140
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
"2 A
"2 A
5
-1
Stores
A%
Inc
Wickes
River Oil
(The)
Corp
2A
1,200
(R
C)
~4%
4%
Brothers
5%
Industries
1
©!O
1
Wisconsin
A
Wood
70
90
27
26%
27
Woodall
pfd
Inc
8
10«
Corp
Stock
Steel
Edison
Boston
6s
Aug
28—
2%s
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s 1978
4s series
1993
A
A 1st mortgage 4s series B 1993
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
Flying Tiger Line 5 As conv debs 1967
Guantananio
Western
RR
National
5s
New
Research
debentures
1976
94.44
88.76
80.93
91.75
94.38
88.62
80.91
91.43
17 A
Feb
Mar.
5—
446.58
102.74
72.52
.151.20
94.35
88.G2
80.96
91.26
88.80
2 Tb
Jan
Mar.
6——
450.96
104.89
72.90
152.86
94.29
88.00
91.26
88.76
Jan
England Power 3 As 1961
Electric Power Co Ltd—
due
1953
4 Tb
Jan
133
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Jan
1"a Jan
Jan
Jan
27 A
Jan
Jan
27
Jan
Mai-
40
(35 Stocks)
Mar
Jan
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Date—
Jan
23%
Feb
Jan
2%
Jan
11%
Jan
13T4
Jan
10T4 Jan
5 A Jan
16 A
Jan
4
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s
3Tos
series
Jan
61/2
6%
3%
1.300
4
3%
Jan
15
1,625
Mon.
conv
3s
Tb Jan
13
18%
18%
100
47A
49%
1.200
__
49%
Fri.
100 Tb
Feb
17
Jan
19 A
39 A
Jan
49% Mar
5 fa
Jan
Feb
114 Jan
13,500
10%
2,000
9%
10
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Bid & Asked
High
"1%
48
95A.
current year are as
Durable
,
Low
No.
95
97
27
97A
93
92
235
83
24
77
47A
45
39
92
99
55 A
51A
54
Stocks
No.
77
$86
84%
86
83
86 A
83A
99 A
84A
16
80%
84 A
98%
99%
99
6
99%
99 A
J
1982
Southern
Counties
Gas
Electric
3s
3 As
1971
1970
United Dye & Chemical 6s 1973
Wasatch Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
Washington
Webb
&
West
Penn
Western
98 A
Water
Power
3As
Knapp Inc 5s debs
Traction
5s
118
97A
98 A
1
97 A
1964
132
88 A
131A 132
87
*
98%
Tues.
W'ed.
Thurs.
Fri.
4
100
130%
55
55
57
99
92%
$.97
96 A
99
87 A
92%
92%
99%
99%
88 A
89 A
A
109 A
109
110%
95
109
95
95
3
91A
91A
1
89 A
60
53
$102
103
102
June-Deo
$99
63 A
Last
Sale Price
or
7s
1951
Jan-July
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
A 6b
series A
1952
Friday's
A 6s
A
series
B
Danzig Port & Waterways
6 As
1952
69%
102
'
97 A
Mon.
Tues.
High
Bonds
Sold
$231,115,800
$123,429,950
Foreign
No.
n
Jam. 1
19
Bonds
542,460
59,000
2,000
47,000
10,000
68,000
10,000
106,000
2,869,235
.
$333,000
1958
Stocks—No.
of
Shares—
High
$5,000
19 A
61,000
62,000
78,000
106,000
$32,000
1957
$5,000
$370,000
Jan. 1 to Mar. 7
1958
1957
2,869,235
4,340,680
27,942,103
39,652,533
$333,000
$179,000
$3,393,000
$2,264,000
32,000
20,000
423.000
410,000
5,000
17,000
357,000
346,000
$370,000
$216,000
$4,173,000
$3,020,000
Bonds
113
A
Tolai
Bonds
$63,000
$10,000
$53,000
631,375
Foreign corporate
(>
Corporate
Bonds
674,565
Mar. 7
Domestic
25
Government
Bonds
518,970
4—_—
Range Since
113
§35t000
roreign
Domestlo
Week Ended Mar. 7
Low
$122
$19 A
"$20,505,100
IIII—I
501,865
Mar. 3
Mar.
Mar. 5
Wed.
Total.
$155
Jan-July
8,458,350
184,896,600
oJJ'SS?
Shares)
97%
Foreign government
April-Ocf
1951
11,225,300
219,852,500
$1'°n2
(No. of
$190
Feb-Aug
882,100
19,062,000
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Week's Range
Bid & Asked
96,489,351
$940,000
23,394,000
Stocks
95%
100,520,725
Transactions al the American Stock Exchange
Thurs. Mar. 6
Low
(Germany)
~anT~IndustrlaiII
103
101A
1957
1958
1957
$4,0(X)
61
67%
Jan. 1 to Mar. 7
9,947,590
—
92
$54
Period
$24,334,000
$940,000
Bank'IIIIIIIIIII
$92 A
98
$4,032,000
4,654,000
4,486,000
4,964,000
6,198,000
10,451.,G37
Shares
97 A
$106
Interest
—
'
Hnvprnmpnf'.
Railroad
105 A
106 A
67 A
,
—
100
97 A
103 A
$102 A
—
——
—
89 A
6
94A
Totai
Bond
Sales
United States
Government
Bonds
Int'l
Bank
Bonds
$24,334,000
of
Total
2
$97 A
.
$234,000
243,000
158,000
103,000
202,000
$23,394,006
92%
19
99%
Bonds
Bonds
101
Mar-,Sep
April-Oct
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Friday
A Baden
10,451.637
-
International
106 A 107
Feb-Aug
Exchange
2,473,677
2,131,560
Foreign
89
roreign
-
Week Ended Mar. 7
TT
103 A 104
99 A
—
Bonds
Mar. 6
4——
Mar. 5
Stocks—No.
89
$87
104
Railroad
and Miscel.
1<J58
89
56 A
97%
$83
Exchange
136
78
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Stock
261.3
$3,798,000
4,411,000
4,328,000
4,861,000
5,996,000
1,814,680
2,006,730
2,024,990
Mar. 3
Mar.
Total
88 A
19
88 A
$53
June-Deo
BONDS
254.4
402.3
/
Mar. 7—
Mon.
$93
—
of
Shares
Fri.
American
292.1
+ 0.5
93
$93
Jtme-Aug
1974
1960
Newspaper Union 6s 1959
—0.9
99 A
88
Jan-July
1970
(Calif.)
Gas
&
99 T4
93
99 A
$88 A
$83
series
Southwestern
$99 A
$84
4T4s
3 As
+ 0.6
278.0
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
96 A
96
99
95
83
99T4
146.1
163.5
160.1
261.3
49%
35 A
$51A
99%
210.8
84%
$96 A
Jan-July
402.2
317.5
93A
$94
Jan -July
Gas
.
325.2
438.7
503.5
—1.4
Transactions at Hie New York Stock
_
1982
California
-
—_
Finance and Service
Mining
95
11
36
47A
May-Nov
May
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1982
Southern
226.2
161.0
275.4
262.6
229.5
402.2
'
81%
I
1981
-0.4
..—
Trade,
41
472.5
-0.2
343.2
.
Goods
135
Jan-July
H
G
373.9
292.3
366.6
—
Goods
Utility
High
41
3G5.0
—0.1
341.7
402.3
—
Low
High
Change
Feb. 21, '58
301.3
Transportation
Jan, 1
Sold
-1957-1958-
Percent
—300.9
373.3
Non-Durable
Range Since
Bonds
with higlis and lows for the
follows (1939=100):
Feb. 28, '53
Composite
1
92 A
series
series
1979
prices based on the closing prices of the common
28, 1958, for composite and by major industry
compared with the preceding week and
Jan
$130
June-Dec
series
3%s
F
Low
-
2
stock for the week ended Feb.
Feb
11
Feb
48
48
Quar-Feb
4 As
series
1978
High
78.31
7
Mar.
5
for 1957
95.07 July 26
71.50 Dec 24
Range
77.80
6
Mar.
The SEC index of stock
Week's Range
Last
4%s
3s
E
77.10
5
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Feb
9A
"17* "l%
"it7*
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
3s series
Mar.
Feb
13 A
Feb"
5
Feb-Aug
1976
76.79
Thurs.
groups
Jan-July
1973
2T4s series C
76.41
4—..
Wed.
1214
450
13%
Mar-Sept
3T4s series D 1976
3
Mar.
—
deb '62„Jan-July
1965
Mar.
Tues.
17 A Mar
Jan
93
17 A
17
17 A
May-No»
1973
A
3s series B
Edison
Range for 1958
High
80.04 Feb
Low
72.75 Jan
Closing
.
Feb
7A
Jan-July
Ohio Power 1st mortgage 3 As 1968
April-Oct
1st mortgage 3s 1971
April-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3As 1964
June-Dec
3 As 1970
Jan-July
Public Service Electric & Gas Co 6s 1998—Jan-July
Rapid Electrotype 7s deb 1967
May-Noo
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s, 1981
May-Noo
Southern California
88.84
Jan
2
1%
1963_
extended to
80.88
88.97
93% Jan
Feb
Nippon
€ As
80.87
150.43
Corp—
subord
convertible
88 85
91.71
150.70
200
1970
4s
40
Bonds
72.42
2
Jan-July
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6A% llQ tr ctfs—
Midland Valley RR 4%
1963
April-OcX
&
ities
88.47
94.34
149.86
Ralls
72.34
Lackawanna of N J Division—
mortgage
72.49
102.95
Total
10
Util¬
Rails
trials
102.52
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
1st
Stocks
102.32
Feb
:_June-Dec
1970
A
series
-
ities
439.92
Jan
June-Deo
1970
1998
1
roads
Grade
443.38
19 Tb
Period
Pump 4s Inc debs 1994
Appalachian Elec Power 3As
10
Second
Grade
Indus¬
445.06
114
Interest
Exchange
65
3
11%
5b
£1
•
Util¬
4
Jan
1
2
Rail¬
First
10
Mar.
Jan
6%
».
Total
Mar.
90
37
150
:
Feb.
13
"2
2
IB
Jan
9 A
Low
Bethlehem
39
Jan
50
300
BONDS
&
37 A
__
-Bonds-
20
trials
Manufacturing
Steel
40
Jan
700
9,900
•
dep rets ord reg
American
56
46%
1A
10%
10%
on
Date
7.300
Friday
AAmer
$37 A
__
Indus¬
1
1
4A %
Industries
Petroleum
2s
20
10
11
13%
25
100
6%
preference
Wright Ilargreaves Ltd
Zapata
56
43 A
—.
46A
-Stocks-
37
%
15%
W.oodley Petroleum common
Woolworth (F W) Ltd—
Amer
A)
30
%
37
37
13%
1
Machine
Newspaper
57
46A
—.
1Tb
26
250
listed
Jan
Jan
62
650
13%
(John) Industries Ltd
Wood
(Plan
Jan-July
2012—Jan-July
the
Jan
26
90
13%
common
<fc lit
Pwr
$53
__
100
119A
Jan
Feb
120
1
400
A
13%
Co—
preferred-
Jan
Feb
4A
5
&
Wilson
__
__
99%
2
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bondi
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
are
Mar
27A
1A Jan
91
—-
10
Corp
Williams-McWilliams
Williams
25
1
preferred
conv
Wichita
1
common
2A
Jan
17
10c
Eagle Intenmt Oil Co
White
J
«?
„
100
Jan
19
Jan
■} Jan
108%
10
White
100
Stock and Bond Averages
Jan
23A Feb
65
|f} Jan
-!
11,200
111
if
110
24s/a
2.200
114
1Tb
114
1
111
_*
Westmoreland
"
—
$72
Deferred
Jan
2 Tb
Jan
1Tb Mar
800
26T4
257/o
26 A
1
1.25
100
pfd
shares
ord
&
$72
;
Jan
4%
Jan
14 A
750
19
Western Maryland Ry 7% 1st pfd—100
Western Stockholders Inve.'ft Ltd—
Amer
a
Feb
10
A Jan
2
56
-5
(Del)
West Texas. Utilities 4.40%
Western Leaseholds Ltd
1 Tb
163A
Tlernan Inc
series
80
1Tb
:—30
Webb & Knapp Inc
63 Tb
63 Tb
200
2%
100
;
$2 cumulative preferred
$0
2 Tb
23A
•
Waltfc & Bond Iftc—
Waltliam
;
I~
,
Jan
3%
•
preferred
Wallace &
__
II
—
—
Jan
1,200
A
...
Co__
Wagner Baking voting ctfs ext
7
173
tive;
Feb
2
3%
1
Corp
w
Aircraft
High
I6IT2
—
par value,
Below
Waco
—
-
__
$62
$57A
May-Nov
MaF-SepI
'
—
above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
"conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"»I." when Issued; "w w," with warrants; "xw>" without warrants.
Feb
80
9A
1
2
•
Manufacturing
4%
4% Mar
80
33%
2
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
600
A
——
37T4
warrants
Vinco Corporation
Vulcan
(Republic
de
$165
„
June-Dec
£*
1947
„
$35
—
—
April-Ocf
1947
1927)
$167
__
.
Norman Industries
Vogt
Oct
Low
Abbreviations used
1
5
5
common
$4 convertible preferred
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
Vac
of
Jan. 1
No.
$194
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sepf »
May-Noo
1949
High
Range Since
,
V
Valspar
Sold
delivery transaction (not Included In year's range), d Ex-Interest,
f Ex-liquidatlng
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-tlie-fule
transaction
"(not included in-year's range.)
r Transaction for cash
(not included ih year's range)., xExdlvidemi.
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidating dividend.
~
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•"*.
'
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$Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
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*
....
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Jan
•
14'A
24%
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200
6 As
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
Rio
4
2% Mar
600
1Tb
41
(Prov)
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972.1
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2As 2008
x26 A Mar
Jan
-2
Sugar
A7s
Jan
Mar
14
Corp
1
2
2'A
1%
40 A
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Jnne-Dee
'•
Feb
700
3814
2%
~1%
%
19 To
1947
6s
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A 7s
(issue of May 1927)
114 Feb
11
100
T
2
37 Tb
38
3,500
62.300
%
23 Tb X2GA
Week's Range
or Friday's
Feb-Aug
City (Peru) 6 As stamped 1968
Maranhao stamped (Plan A) 2 As 2008
Jan
189
Jan
Feb
9
1947
(City of) Germany—
(60A redeemed)-.
AHanover
3 Tb Mar
Jan
Tb
50
7S
ALima
Jan
185
5,900
Munic
secured
1939
7s
Feb
4% Feb
Feb
Cons
A Hanover
Jan
34
Jan
3 Tb
"TO
ivS*
91b
10
15
Universal Products Co common
Utali-Idaho
3 Tb
185Tb 185 A
ri>8
10c
1
_.l
1
50c
25c
Corp—,
Rubber
class
3%
10b
100
-25
10
Sharing common
Profit
5 Tb
jV Jan
3 Tb
Period
Low
AGerman
Jan
Ltd—
Co
dep rets ord registered
United N JRR& Canal
10 (/o
Jan
29
5„
common
Amer
United
6%
I
Last
Sale Price
Interest
Exchange
High
Low
Iitgh
5/V
United Cuban Oil Inn—
United
Friday
BONDS
-1
United Asbestos Corp
7
American Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
Products common—50c
Aircraft
United
Shares
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
WEEK ENDED MARCH
Sales
for Week
Week'i
Friday
Total
ine
(1122)
34
commercial
Financial Chronicle
ana
Mpnoay, March JUL 1958
OUT- OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE FOR THE WEEK ENDED MARCH ?
Friday
Boston Slock
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Par
American Motors Corp
100
100
Anaconda Co
Week's
for Week
of Prices
29 Vt
171%
_50
Shares
btandard Oil
(totttana)
Standard Oil
(N J)
3,051
122
lb7%
10
•
&
Bohton
il—100
Edison
Albany RR
25
Boston & Maine RR common-
Boston Fera Prop
Calumet & Hecla lnc
Cities
Service
Feb
Mar
Jan
174%
Mar
45%
_
Jan
122%
123
50%
51%
616
48%
Jan
:
Oil
40%
48%
91%
, ~a451* i-.'s/ 44
.Hugh
46%Llar
Jan
-
35% Mar
1
ViSC&ttrW; :';a3
1
21 %
47%
J
60
,423a
40% Mar
Feb
%
'40
2%
^•52%
Feb
Feb
.
v3-
'
21 %
HCC
352
45%
*
-
.
Edison
Union
51% Mar
8%
50
8%
Feb
Feb
42%
10
43 %
171
10%
11%
360
57
5
,
39%
25
f.V-'".
3%
Jan
"•*23% Jan
2114 Jan
9
Jan
45%4Mar
•
Feb
119
Sunray
Jan
40
8%
=>
_
40%
40%
5
Carbide
I7i
13
13
"13% Jan
go
13
Feb
84
87%
Feb
95% Jan
32% Mar
35% -Feb
■'
50%
100
Co
Low 0
51%
.
Range Since Jan.' X
High
46%' 46%
'
10
(Ohio)
Studebaker-Packard:
Toledo
Boston
25
—-1
Standard Oil
Jan
30
7
2f>2
:
42%
26 Va
—
snares
•
High
8 Va Mar
100
170% 173
Low
—•
Range Since Jan. 1
206
30
40
Brands
Low
8%
for Week
Range
e# Price*
Par
Standard
ntgh
8%
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Prfee
STOCKS
Sales
Range
Low
3%
American Sugar Refining com
American Tel & Tel
s
Exchange
58%
58
9%
9%
44
44% Feb
-
,
tJ S Rubber
U
.
Feb
11% Mar
Jan
-
,
-
39% Jan
I
Feb
125
S
S
91%
*
23'%
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5
•
Steel
•„_
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100
34/-
323s
1 7-;'24%
l
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U
C,;/88%
__
24% -179
21%
Jan
.;*24% Mar
60% *00%
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10
51%
Jan
60%Mar
•
Jan
51 %
Westfnghouse
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc com
io
Eastern Mass St Ry Co—
8c/v cum 1st preferred class
5%
A
25%
52
100
pfd adj
cum.
25%
52
179
MY* Jan
54
62%
60%
(12%
81
60%
Feb
65% Feb
Wool worth
Jan
50
10
27
-12%
—10
42%
41%
42%
40
37%
Jan
43 V
1998
48%
48%
48%
$7,500
(F W)
Jan
Feb
100
6%
6%
100
First
Nat'l Stores Inc
•
Jan
61V4
Feb
5
58%
40%
56
Motor
57%
39%
260
Ford
302
37%
Jan
41%
Jan
1,587
5934 Feb
64 V4
Jan
33% Feb
37%
30
34% Mar
Co
General
Electric
Gillette
Co
Island
Co
s
61%
Co
Cement
Maine
Central RR
National
New
Corp
Service
5%
cum
pfd
l
20
England Electric System
England Te! & Tel Co
New
Mathleson
Pennsylvania
Chemical
RR
81%
310
75T4 Jan
84
33%
125
28%
33%
Jan
98
Jan
Jan
Detroit Stock Exchange
98
Mar
102
50
7c
1,600
5c
Jan
7c
1,963
14l/2
Jan
I6V1
Shawmut
Stone
Feb
134
293
Shoe
125Tb Jan
134
Co
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35
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Monday, March 10, 1958
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE FOR THE WEEK
ENDED MARCH 7
Friday
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for Week
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Sale Price
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293i Jan
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10
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Feb
43%
13%
79
26%
Gillette
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168
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100
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33«
593
16
Getty Oil Co common
Gladden
2,194
613
44% Mar
200
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15%
35%
1st preferred
Telephone
14%
Range Since Jan. 1
24 %
3%
General Public Service (Uni
General
Public Utilities
<Un)
Tire &
582
14% Mar
59 % Mar
Paint Corp common—
General
Feb
44%
19%
for Week
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High
603a
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General Motors Corp com
General
Jan
.18%
43%
28
Corp
Jan
13%
17%
American Tobacco Co (Un)—
Louisiana
95
Jan
34%
Jan
14
210
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705
4
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Armco
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1
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61%
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Electric Co
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14%
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Jan
4%
24%
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5%
100
of Texas
Controls
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1,824
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Arkansas
Feb
4%
5
Anaconda
3
24%
-
American Tel & Tel Co
Jan
1V/4
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American Radiator & S S (Un)
8
American Smelting
Mar
4%
30%
1
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American
55
24 lb
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American Factors Ltd
Jan
24%
1
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Jan
2%
400
American Bdcast-Para Theatres <Un)_l
American Can Co (Un)
—-—12.50
American
1.20
76c
826
2%
High
974 Feb
Jan
51
4,300
54
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Arma
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2%
Alleghany Corp common (Un)
1
Allis-Chalmers Mig Co (Un)__
10
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—*
American
Low
7%
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General
Range Since Jan. 1
,,
550
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Oil
General
High
8%
of Prices
25%
Sales
Range
Last
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Range
Sale Price
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Friday
STOCKS
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Last
STOCKS
173
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2.00 Feb
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2074 Jan
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—
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100
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14
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Mar
16
—
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50c
387
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Pacific
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175
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Feb
188
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Pacific
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Jan
27
Jan
3074
5
291b
287c
29%
1,164
2778
Jan
297's Mar
Electrical
4
14%
15%
920
14%
Feb
1574
Jan
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5
5
5
105
5
Jan
5
Jan
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36%
36%
1,090
33
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674 Jan
535
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6%
93c
10%
10%
86c
Jan
405
974 Feb
2,410--
5tV Jan
37%
Jan
36% Mar
874 Jan
1.10
Jan
1074 Mar
Pacific Lighting Ccrp com
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$4.50
preferred
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31%
32%
26%
26%
459
21
Jan
26% Mar
42 Va
42 VB
220
37%
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60
60
60
125
60
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19
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22%
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120
22% Mar
50
26
233
56
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180
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Jan
3%
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27% Jan
247a Jan
23%
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56
Feb
574 Jan
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Mar
Jan
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3974 Feb
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82% Jan
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60
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Corp
Jan
6,250
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53%
48
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1
5%
-
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Pacific Tel & Tel
1
l
1.50
1.90
2%
Feb
10474 Mar
5
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1.70
2
Pacific Petroleums Ltd.
Emporium
1474 Jan
-10
Inc
227
Corp
Jan
12
—25
-
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522
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12%
.25%
26
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100
12
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29% '29%
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Jan
13%
2674
25
25
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Feb
24%
38%
125
25
29%
-
27«
—25
1st pfd
104%
(Un»
37 74
Jan
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Pacific Gas & Electric common
3
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Jan
227a
8
8
10
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331a
5
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Pacific
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256
850
53%
1.80
.
-12
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Pacific
duPont
1
4
23%
13%
20
20c
—
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Jan
17
27% Jan
3474 Mar
16% Mar
3874
16%
15
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Oceanic
3774
1
37%
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Occidental Petroleum
Ohio
16
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—
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21%
3474
297
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,
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Mar
19% Jan
1374 Feb
Pepsi-Cola
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&
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51%
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5974 Mar
37
Jan
4274 Feb
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3
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1
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Philco Corp (Un)
Philip Morris & Co (Un %
Phillips Petroleum - Co
;
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5
38%
2,311
Jan
29%. Feb
42% Jan
48
Feb
3274 Jan
Volume
Number 5723
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37
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Par
Radio Corp of
(Un)
America
Rayonier Incorporated
Raytheon Mfg Co (.Dili
Republic Aviation Corp t.Uni—
Republic Pictures
1
*
r_^
1414
Jan
21%
Fob
575
20
270
17%
Feb
Westlnghouse Elec: Corp (Un)
Wheeling Steel Corp (Un)
24%
Feb
Wilson & Co Inc
17%
6%
6%
315
514
Jan
41%
43%
2,262
40%
Jan
14 Va
15
4,314
13%
Feb
17%
28%
12%
466
26%
Jan
29%
8%
Jan
1
40
569
3214
Jan
40
495
64
Jan
68
Mar
811
1114
Jan
13%
.1
1
85c
87c
400
80c
Jan
87c
Corp
Rocktvell Spring «& Aisle Co (Un)
Rohr Aircraft Corp.—
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co (Un)
•
56
60
578
56
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(F
Mar
68
12%
Richfield
Co
.
Oil
40
Woo)worth
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
68
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60
5
Safeway Stores
St
Louis-San
Mai-
63%
Bt
Regis
Paper
Co
Scott
Pujier Co
Seaboard
Finance
26%
Shell
Steel
Oil
23%
4.48%
4.32%
cum
Cai
Southern
Jan
26
Feb
American
Stores
Tel
24%
27%
10%
2814
2,832
Jan
2914
Feb
11
415
10% Jan
13%
Feb
790
27
Jan
32%
Feb
1,616
1,515
2014
Jan
Jan
20
880
33 %
J an
3914 Mar
123
55% Feb
62% Mar
Budd
19%
2,460
17%
Jan
27%
2614
2714
1,085
2514
Jan
27 %
Feb
7%
714
7%
238
7
Feb
8%
Jan
26%
2814
1,030
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3014
Jan
62
63%
492
v
1
59%
Inc
of
Standard
Oil
Standard
J
(Ohio)
Sterling Drug Jnc
Webster
&
Inc
Studebaker Packard
Swift & Co
Texas Co
Texas
Textron
Inc
Jan
50%
Feb
17
Mar
1814
Jan
Jan
52 %
Jan
51%
5214
2514
51%
2514
49%
1,578
-
100
World
Trans
TreeSweet
A
Twentieth
335
35%
Jan
38%
Jan
23
49%
Jan
35%
Jan
Homasote
Motors
Corp
i.6G%
Sugar
Co
602
25
Jan
Jan
40
Feb
33
592
30%
Jan
34%
3314
122
3314 Mai-
34
Jan
Pennroad
18%
19
2,644
21
Jan
Pelmsalt Chemicals Corp..
12%
12%
4614
275
43%
4614
9,686
43%
Feb
4714
Feb
Peoples
38%
620
35%
Feb
38%
Jan
48%
51%
5.503
51%
Jan
43%
43%
33%
325
47% Feb
43 Va !Mar
Philadelphia Electric common
Philadelphia Transportation Co
45%
Feb
Philco
104
32%
32%
Feb
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140
4614
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3614
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5814
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1614
1514
1614
279
15% Mar
1314
2,690
Feb
Jan
62
Jan
17%
Jan
13
13
22
22%
2,668
19%
Jan
22%
United
Air
United
Aircraft
United
Cuban
Lines
2114
2214
1,638
20
Jan
23%
Feb
36%
37%
Jan
37%
13%
35%
9,357
33%
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32
21%
Jan
25 Va
25%
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52
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15
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15
17
31%
1214
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11%
614
614
337
1
31%
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31 Va
1,735
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2414
2514
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Jan
1
5
28%
Jan
1
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31%
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3214
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44%
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•
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3,299
31 Va
31%
205
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5
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•
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United
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U
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U
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Corp
Universal
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88
9214
123
87
Feb
97%
43
45%
3,356
41
Jan
Co
26%
Victor
Equipment
Washington
Weill
Co
&
Westates
Coast
Life
West Kentucky
Western
Feb
21%
Jan
24%
Feb
Jail
32% Mar
32%
3214
32%
735
29%
50
Reading Co common
Scott
Paper Co
22%
62%
22%
22%
286
22Vo Mar
25%
60%
62%
964
56
Feb
62% Mar
18%
356
16%
Jan
18% Mar
67
18%
68%
467
59%
Jan
68%
29%
30%
770
25%
Jan
30%
Feb
62%
65%
510
59%
Feb
68%
Jan
6%
Jan
•
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South
Jersey Gas Co
3314c
5
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•
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United
1
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Washington Gas Light
13Va
—
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65%
38%
2614
604
22%
Jan
28%
Feb
Blaw-Knox Co
55%
56%
519
53
Feb
57
Jan
Columbia
Jan
1
Jan
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44
Mar
Duquesne
Light Co
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ii
4314
44
38
Jan
29%
2914
30
927
27%
Jan
5
34
31%
34
810
31% MiU-
59
61
6,638
51%
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181
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—
—
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4
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1.00
1.00
1.00
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25%
1,307
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8814
230
16%
19%
2,465
58c
60c
920
8%
25
814
125
1
6 >
600
5
1
;
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Gas System-;
34%
Jan
39%
Feb
34
Jan
38%
Jan
Sales
Range
for Week
Shares
Low
30%
Jan
Equitable
Jan
61
Mai-
Harbison
Feb
43
Jan
Home
3814
3
9%
.1
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150
6
Mar
%
Jan
1.00
Feb
2414 Max-
36%
Jan
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12
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1.00 Feb
McKinney Mfg
27%
Jan
40
Feb
Feb
Feb
230
34%
Jan
3814
2914
60
26%
Jan
29%
7%
32%
31%
32%
537
30%
Feb
32% Mar
2914
30
120
29 % Mar
19% Mar
64c
Jan
8%
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Plymouth Oil Corp
10
1%
11
Feb
Rockwell
Spring
&
Axle
1
—.—10c
Foundry
5
36
Feb
45%
Feb
San Toy
15%
Jan
19
Feb
United
10 Va
Jan
1214
Jati
United States Glass
(Un)——2.50
17%
17
1714
138
1514 Jan
17%
Feb
Westlnghouse Air Brake
20
20%
330
1814
2214
Jan
Westlnghouse Electric Corp
Jan
100
25
1
114
Jan
11
11
Mar
Feb
Mar
Jan
Mar
-
2%
.
214
1,600
2 Va
2%
Jan
Feb
15%
1514
15%
50
15% Mar
15% Mar
72%
71*4
72%
49
67%
Feb
72%
Jan
2314
23%
50
2314 Mar
25%
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25%
25%
87
22% Jan
27*4 Feb
5
——
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11
31
Jan
110
—
Feb
Feb
7%
3714
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600
10
17
Jan
6% Jan
29%
(Pa)
5
Brewing Co common—^2.50
Forgings Co.'
1
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Pittsburgh
1.625
86
23% Feb
16
3714
*
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—
400
29%
Co
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331
7%
26 %
37%
Refractories
Walker
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11
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17
7%
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Jan
32
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—
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——
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25%
17
65
10
Co
11
4
Low
36%
25%
25%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
35%
Jan
35
36%
•
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Westinghouse Air Brake (Unt
490
392
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Brewing Co of Pittsburgh—5
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5
Jan
38%
3814
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Par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
(Un)_
7Vj
33
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Jan
<Un).
Feb
33
Last
Jan
Feb
i. ..100
Insurance
Coal Co
563
Jan
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
1.7%
_7
Stores
Western Union Telegraph
7%
7
__
*
common
2814
40%
Dept
Feb
24%
Jan
(Un)
Feb
6%
15%
Jan
(Un)__
Feb
40V4
Jan
1514
*
com
Jan
32%
Jan
Jan
24%
-
13%
Jan
4%
634
10
.
Petroleums
Preferred
West
Co
Jan
28
37%
12 %
5.970
—
Water PowTer
(Raphael)
11%
2,821
1,627
15%
26%
—
Jan
4,699
26 %
_16%
—
Jan
46%
6%
15%
10
(Un)—
Sugar Co
(Un)
56%
Jan
1514
Old Republic Insurance Co
Vica
Jan
41%
4514 Mar
~
.
50 %
6%
STOCK!
92
m
Oil
Feb
350
1,321
Jan.
•
Scranton-Spriug Rock Wtr Serv
Feb
45 %
5
common
Consol
15%
14%
24
25%
~
13% Jan
1,012
6%
10
common
1714 Mar
25%
10
1
Co
36 Va
15%
10
Corp (Un)
(U11)
Rubber
44% Mar
Jan
3
12.50
i.Z—
31% Mar
37
10
Corn
31% Mai-
25
(Un)
Jan
Feb
Feb
3,575
1214
■_
'
•
1314 Mar
*
Corp
Feb
Jan
Jan
614
Jan
6%
,
5
Oil Inc.i.-_
Feb
Feb
17% Mar
Feb
Jan
Jan
11%
_1
Inc
42
41%
Jan
24%
1
Drug
Feb
2214
2
—
Jan
Jaa
15 V8
Jan
23%
Jan
a—
32%
32%
-7.50
Corp...
40%
37%
16%e
Pennsylvania RR
'
■
Co
Corp
Pennsylvania
4614 Mar
Feb
(The)
Merck & Co Inc
12% Mai-
a—
431
21%
al420% al469%
Fel)
10
190
2214
—
65
685
Feb
51%
10
(U11)
Feb
27% Mar
35%
37
'■
50c
Ry Co
10%
53%
1
2,030
40
•
common
57V4
5
common
Friday
PaciTlc
Feb
Jan
9
.15
;
Co
39%
„
1
Oil Co of Calif
Union
Jan
1,276
"
(The)
27%
'
—25
(Un)
17%
27
——
__
42*
41*
16%
37%
19
0O0
5
Inc
42
33%
7
(Un)
10
39%
3-io
1714
Union
7%
Bait—
31%
10
(Un)—
at
30
17
Feb
214
10
40%
Hecht
700
.
10
Gimbel Brothers
3
Co
Carbide
47
2
Feb
2%
Corp —;—1
Union
1,051
9%
3
Feb
29%
_1
Union
52%
9%
1
Co
Jan
22%
502
,
Century-Fox Film
38
50
non-voting__
321'4
280
-25
(Un)
37%
52 %
Dairies
Motor
43%
2414
253
a23
3014
—
Tri-Continental Corp
Warrants (Un)
37%
Co.
America
Feb
43%
3014
39%
of
Co
Class
Feb
43%
3%
Airlines
Jan
1.80
Battery
Foremost
a22%
common
Products
16
Co
General
25
271
Finance
Ford
Light
Storage
2514 Mar
25% Mar
4214 Jan
25
Transamerica
Jan
Feb
45
110
25
Inc
Jan
13%
Jan
451
common
Thriftimart
614
680
30%
17
(Un)
Tidewater Oil
1,511
38 V4
48
(Un)
Co
6%
14%
Jan
17
_
Sulphur
6%
13%
Jan
47
(Un)
Gulf
6%
14%
26%
48
,
-6%
-
—1
34%
Electric
*
Sylvania Electric Products
Feb
11% Mar
9% Jan
Feb
25
(Calif)
Jan
33%
361
Duquesne
Jan
5114
..
Bunray Mid-Continent, Oil
Superior Oil Co
463
Jan
644
Jan
3614
Feb
•
2
(Un)
11%
29%
37%
30:%
16
Feb
1
Stone
10%
—
v
37%
Feb
4614
—
(Un)
11%
387
Mar
37%
13%
32
(Un)
com
13
31
Jan
534
(Un)
of N
Co
Oil
33%
Jan
49
875
25
-
op *4
24%
Feb
7,115
1
California
Jan
33aa
232
46%
50
—15
(Ind)
174 Va
Jan
2% Jan
329
14%
2
Co
17.042
3%
4814
35%
1
Co
1671a
Mar
46%
13%
Service
Oil
72
48%
47%
*
Oil
.
18% Jan
Jan
65%
3,251
170% 173
High
Feb
842
Delaware Power & Light common—13%
32%
(Un)
Brands
17
6314 Mar
Feb
50
•
Standard
72
56
5
Soup Co
Chrysler Corp
Curtis
Publishing
35%
5
Standard
Low
17%
67%
171%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
17%
33%
Campbell
Martin
Standard
Lou)
31
Company
2
«
Shares
19% Mar
Baldwin-Llma-Hamilton
Jan
—18
Sperry-Rand Corp
Spiegel Inc common
for Week
29
Baltimore Transit Co common
62%
Co
Public
Feb
Mar
Sales
Range
-6.50
3914
(Un)
Southwestern
Week's
of Prices
2 33
61
Petroleum
Railway Co
84
31
19%
..
Southern
42%
Jan
-100
38%
—25
Co
Jan
70%
Tel
&
Corporation—
Atlantic City Electric Co.
19%
/
Pacific
37
232
Rights
02%
!
Southern
545
84
23% Mar
18%
.7.50
Southern
41%
84
—.
*
Arundel
38%
*
pfd ser A
3.8% Mar
70%
S
Co
Jan
Co
19%
(Un)
Gas
Calif
24
*
pfd
pfd
conv
120
2314
Calif Edison Co common. —29
Southern
15%
Par
20c
preferred
,'.645
__10
1
Co__
18%"
Alan Wood Steel common.
1
Sinclair Oil Corp (Un)
Bocony Mobil Oil Co (Un)
4.88%
4114 Mar
22%
Corp
;
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Southern
25%
Jan
19%
—
„
Aircraft
Jan
37%
2314
19"%
Siegler
Solar
■23%
3,787
10
Inc
Co
Jan
18%
41%
Feb
479
4114
*4 Mar
25
3014
_
Corp
3914
Feb
25%
270
31
Bears Roebuck & Co
Sharon
Feb
Last
30%
Co
Servomechanisms
34%
*
Friday
1.40
_
258
(Un)__
5
(Un)
-
36%
Sale Pries
a25% a26%
*
Ban Diego Gas & Elec com
Bchenley Industries
Schering Corp (Un)
Feb
35%
stocks
24%
1.66%
Ry (Un)
(Un)
65%
3614
Jan
38%
41*a
1
Inc
Feb
10
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Feb
Mar
2514
1
Francisco
60%
10
2514
20 g
Aeronautical Co
1,333
lUui.
American
Ryan
62%
—
Feb
11%
Ranch
High
61
.
t.Un)—;
Jan
7
_1
Rice
Low
62%
12% Mar
1214
20%
.10
-
Range Since Jan. 1
High
12.50
Feb
936
2814
2.50
Reynolds Tobacco class 13 (Un)_;
Rheein Manufacturing Co
;
Low
Shares
Jan
28%
for Week
of Prices
43 % Mar
14%
1
—
360
Jan
Sale*
Range
Par
'
■
35%
Jan
6%
1
Inc Co
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)
Jan
Week'*
,
,
10
Rexall -Drug
3114
221a
Last
Sale Price
High
1,240
16
20
50c
(Un)
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
Revlon Inc
22
1
(Uni_
Republic Steel Corp
22%
Low
33*4
15%
5
stocks
Range Since Jan. 1
High
32%
7
Friday
Shares
Low
33%
—•
THE WEEK ENDED MARCH
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
Mining
Engineering
&
25%
10c
Jan
20c
Feb
12
Jan
14
Jan
14c
12.50
125
3%
Feb
20%
189
18 %
Jan
60%
62%
30
3%
20
20%
12%
3%
62%
384
60%
Feb
~3%
10
18c
12%
14c
1
t c
v
com
32,100
314 Mar
*
22%
Jan
65%
Feb
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR THE WEEK ENDED MARCH 7
Canadian
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Abltibl
•
Power
& Paper common
preferred
,
Range
Shares
Low
Bank
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
High
27%
28
24%
Jan
28
Feb
a24
130
23
Jan
24
Jan
a9
300
9
Feb
19
19%
19%
10
814
814
300
Aigoma Steei
24%
22 a4
24 %
1,840
Aluminium
29%
26 %
291i
Class
Sugar
A
:
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
.
Ltd
Aluminum Co
of Canada
4%
4 la %
preferred
Anglo Canadian Pulp pfd
Anglo Canadian Tel Co 4%%
Argus Corp Ltd
Atlas
pfd__
For
19%
Feb
814 Mar
914
20
8%
Feb
Jan
Class
Bell
Jan
Bowater
Brazilian
25
13,003
Feb
29% Mar
British
Amer
80
22 %
Jan
23 %
British
American
432
45%
Jan
50
Jan
100
48
Jan
50 % Mar
5%
a38
a38
15
38
Jan
44
Feb
4%
17%
17
1714
335
14
Jan
17%
Feb
4*4%
44%
44%
90
41%
Jan
44% Mar
4%%
29%
32
3.850
27%
Feb
59
5 % r'o
16
50%
-50
15%
•
*50
Z
see
50
page
42.
16
1,150
Mar
Unr
Brit
pfd
5414
Feb
40
445
37
Jan
40
Jan
41
320
40
Jan
41%
Feb
40
40
Feb
Feb
17
Feb
1714
Feb
39%
Jan
42%
Feb
180
41
Jan
46 % Mar
100
45
Jah
49% Mar
493
Note
Oil
4% 7*
&
17
41%
4114
45
4614
49
49%
4.00
3.75
4.00
225
6%
614
6%
4,389
614
Feb
35
Power
Co.
35
35
5.065
27%
Jan
35
Feb
preferred— —50
3,411
Jan
—50
—50
Forest
Products
Feb
4.00
Feb
6%
Jan
34%
36
33%
Jan
36
a42
a49
31
42
Jan
4614
a48%
a49
50
47
Jan
49%
80
94
77%
Jan
80
Mar
Mar
80
80
—50
50%
Feb
Feb
50
40%
Jan
44
92 a 92%
11
89%
Jan
9014
50 %
51%
840
48%
Jan
5114 Mar
9%
10%
1,235
8%
Jan
12
44
44
a92%
—50
-
3.50
a48%
_100
preferred
preferred
preferred
7.317
„
a45
36
common
preferred
preferred
Columbia
17
41%
—50
£
Liebt
Bank
Colum Elec
British
Jan
39%
10
—50
;
——
paper
Traction
Jan
26%
50 %
51
52
17
22
48%
48%
308
51%
—25
5%
preferred
Corp
Jan
43%
52
B
5%%
23%
Jan
3,288
—10
Telephone
Bowater
31%
pfd-
Ltd
footnotes
a22% a22%
2,045
Jan
38%
150
4114
Scotia
High
20
a2i%
40
Canadlenne Nationals
Bathurst Power & Paper class A—
.50
Corp
Steels
.25
.50
common.
$2.50 preferred
Asbestos
27%
—25
common
Nova
Banque
a8%
Atlantic
of
Low
High
a 2114
„
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
41
—25
Montreal
of
Hank
for Week
for Week
—10
preferred
Bailey Selburn 5%%
Sales
of Prices
Low
Par
of Prices
Range
Sale Prise
a23%
4%%
Acadia
Last
STOCKS
Fonda
Week's
Sale Pries
Par
Exchange
Sales
Week's
Friday
Montreal Slock
a
44
Jan
Feb
38
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1126)
.
.
Monday, March !<)_, 1958
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR THE
•fOOU
Sale Prlee
Low
41%
2,393
43»/2
44
971
10
1,650
Telephone.
Low
Jan
41% Mar
39%
Jan
44
Feb
9%
Jan
11
Jan
4 %
Feb
4%
4%
100
1.75
200
39
B
38 Ya
39
370
36%
Jan
39
68
67%
68J/a
525
62
Jan
69%
—■
Bulicung Products
5%
1.75 Mar
Roe
Jan
Mar
*
pfd——
of Canada
*u»»i Ban*
Power
•
commoa
103
103
—.*
27 3A
27%
28'A
1,764
24%
Feb
29%
28%
28
28 Va
1,524
26'/a
Jan
28%
Jan
10
28%
26 Ya
28%
760
24 3A
Feb
28% Mar
a94
a94
-—,—100
preferred
103
Roytuil*
Feb
-10
Preferred
Cauaua Cement common
11.30
Feb
50
Jan
97
103
On
Lid
tu
14
25ya .Feb
30% Mar
Jan
14
Mar
98
Jan
100^2
Jan
77%
Jan
5,706
...
'
Jan
Jan
12%
275
13%.
High
20
27%
3,117
'
100
MOO
-100
145
a86
a86
5
53
55 %
7,161
3.10
.
3.65
.
__.
55%
io
'.r
77% Jan
Mar
53
64%
Feb
3.10 Mar
3.6p Mar
12%
14%,, Jan
66,150
12% '12%
*
common
Low
High
25
3.55
Oalcarr
Range Since Jan. 1
23%.
13%-
*
100
100
corn.——
preferred
Rolland Paper 4% <c
•(. j:
Shares
••tr-'.'*J?30%lt30%
*
——"
(Canada)
V)
(A
5 % 7t
:
1.75 Mar
for Week
Low
25..
1
Quebec Natural Gas
Quebec Power
—
Sales
Range
Par
High
37
1.75
Ltd class A
Mills
Class
10
10
Co
Bruck
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
High
40%
44
Power
Columbia
7
STOCKS
Shares
41%
Columbia
Britisu
Brown
fer Week
of Prices
Ft
British
MARCH
ENDED
Sales
Range
Last
WEEK
Friday
Week's
Friday
200
Feb
Mar
St Lawrence Cement class A.——.
St Lawrence Corp common
10%
a
al0%
14
245
all-
13%'"> 14 *5
;
10%
-
4,830
13'.;
Feb
Jan
13
-
.
Jan
14 y«
oau
•
Foundries common
Canada Iron
4Y*Vo
preferred
IVaVo
Canada Malting
Canaaa
5%
Steamship
100
26
pfd
Preferred
$1.75
85
615
Jan
85
Mar
25
Mar
Jan*
40
Jan
30%
12 Ya
12%
660
11%
Jan
42 3A
44
1,505
40%
Jan
45%
273A
28
3,215
25
Jan
28
Feb
28
277/a
27%
28
175
Jan
28%
Feb
•
9%
25%
13%
9
9%
1,200
9
Feb
25
25%
326
25
Mar
13%
13%
315
13
Feb
—
British
Aluminium
—•
common
Celanese
*
common—.—
25%
25
Chemical
Canadian
Cottons
Cellulose
&;
29
29
29
190
•
series
Canadian
Shawinlgan
Feb
28
—100
*
*—25
,
Water &
Power
15%
4.90
4.90
5.00
770
8
8
100
8
a5
a5
50
a—
•
common
28 Ya
10%
Sicks'
Jan
Breweries
5 Vo
preferred
;
*--a24
-
preferred
20
Canadian
Fairbanks
Canadian
Husky
common—*
Morse
al4y«
—-
1
Warrants
•
4.90 Mar
5%
Jan
8
Jan
Jan
5.20
*
Hydrocarbons
Industries
7%
Power
a50%
•
•
Oil
Farm
(B
17%
Jan
United
a80
5
80
Jan
80
Jan
Walker Gooderliam & Worts
Jan
Webb & Knapp (Canada)
Weston (Geo) class A
6%
18
690
16
Jan
46%
45%
Jan
a__
24
25%
Mar
27%
Feb
24%
3,622
21%
Jan
25%
Jan
14
14%
1,325
13%
Feb
16
•
23%
22 y2
23%
725
•
•
BY*
8%
8%
13% al3%
2,580
a
a
13%
11
17
18
26
26
26
*
17 Ys
17%
17%
•
17
11
A
Seagrams
preferred
Dominion Steel ft Coal
Dominion Stores Ltd
850
10%
Jan
11
16%
Jan
19 V*
Jan
26%
16%
60
Jan
17%
10
16
Feb
17%
14
Jan
17
22
22
23
3,785
20%
Feb
23 Ya
13%
13%
26
25
62%
61
al5%
250
13
Jan
525
23%
Jan
26
1,355
55
al5al5%
20
18 Y*
Jan
430
51
Jan
11
3,349
a20
a20
70
7%
——
9%
'
—
33
17%
84
84
7
a24
^
Jan
16%
«...
40
40
>
-25
a9%
a9%
430
400
Players Canadian Corp
a9%
•
15
5
Co
Foundation Co of Canada
■^■aser Cos Ltd common
French Petroleum preferred
a39%
Ltd
Jan
5
Mar
15%
220
14%
a38% a39%
108
10
•
Mining
Jan
15%
class
A
6.90
Jan
800
27
Jan
101
Jan
102 Ya
104
160
5%
5%
200
5%
8.80
31%
58%
Feb
65
6
6
100
5%
Feb
6
57
Mar
45
48
30%
31%
1,553
27%
Jan
31%
297/#
2,775
28
Jan
33
17%
16
690
15
15%
750
27
27
28
43
43
43%
40%
43 Y*
2,085
7%
8
3,595
14% Jan
Feb
16 V*
Jan
30
41%
Feb
40% Mar
45%
127/s
6%
4,235
1,250
12%
6%
27
28%
2,450
26
Jan
50
45
45%
100
43%
Jan
3.75
3.75
400
3.65
Feb
_10
preferred
V/o
Marconi
*
32
10
31%
& Frerc Limitee
Engineering
Mfg
Motor
Ltd
6 Vo
Felt
(Alfred)
Power
Corp Ltd
Mount
Royal
31%
Feb
36'A
Jan
26
42%
41
42%
2,985
37
Jan
300
5,646
a77%
a79
25
52%
51
52%
1,180
Dairies
com
common
common.
10%
Telephone
Bearings
2nd
24
Jan
28
Feb
Feb
83
5Vo
Jan
53
Feb
140
46
Jan
1,380
26
890
15%
15%
15%
47
Gas
United
Westeel
30
15
Jan
15%
Jan
60
32
Jan
36
Co
Hotel
Feb
5
12%
21'A
21%
alO
alO
9%
_*
12%
38%
9%
150
38%
•
38%
1,564
common
29%
common
120
1
20%
I6V2'; •«
33
Corp of Canada
60
-20c
10
10
38%
1
Feb
29
30
210
26
Jan
20%
325
19
Jan
17%
18%
2,890
117
120
405
25
31
20%
1-
*
17
Feb
Jan
24
Jan
20 Ya
Jan
Anacon
Lead
Mines
Ltd
20c
Talc
•
Bandowan
Barnat
t
Ltd
Gold
Mines
Mines
Bateman
1
Mines
Ltd
Ltd
!
1
Mining
54%
Feb
60% Mar
Bellechasse
Feb
3.75
Belle-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Jan
42% Mar
Jan
86
Jan
11%
Feb
12
Feb
Feb
40
38%
31%
Jan
36
% Mar
S3 50
r
37 % Mar
905
39%
Feb
40
Jan
Feb
10% Mar
10% Mar
40% Mar
61% -Jan
Jan
75% Mar
585
a—
1,700
,
■rs
125
14%
•
66
-1
a6%
'
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OT's
Jan
14
Jan
15%
Feb
30
50
■
—_
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Jaii
30
Jan
*'
50
j-
24
Feb
04
Feb
100
50
Mar
50
Mar
23c
Mar
,
Beatrice
Belcher
Red Lake
Bornite
Mines
Ltd
Mining Corp Ltd——
Mining Corp Ltd
Bonnyville
Burnt
Gold
Oil
&
Refining Corp
Copper
Hill
Corp
Tungsten Mines
1
_1
1
;
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48,600
12c
Jan
5c
1,000
5c
Jan
5c
5%c
2,500
*"
5c
1
1.500
_L
Feb
Feb
3c
Feb
6c
Feb
10c
Feb
8.50
Jan
6,400
,5c
1
23c
Mar
35c
Jan
500
3c
Jan
5c
Jan
Feb
Jan
53c
1,000
40c
Mar
58c
Feb
4,300
13c
Jan
18c
Jan
4c
Jan
™ ' 86c - Feb
5c
Feb
43c-
_
28,100
,5c.
'98c I.
50c
Sc
-
15c lo%c
13c 16%c
13c
7.10
Jail
Jan
Feb
68c
-4Qc
-"5c^ "/-.4c
9J8pi> ^95c
15%c
2,350
-
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6c
5c
-6c
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C.^'4Qc
45c-.-.
3%c Jan
1
2,400
-
25c
,
45c
Feb
6%C Jan
,
"17,000
8.10
23c
4%c Jail
58,000
5c
10c.:
7.35
-
_l
*
8c
,9c-
w.
V'
—"• 3»2c
.
1
Ltd
28c
-«7c
-
717
85
Jan
Mar
80
"5c
-.
23c
1
Ltd
Bay
60%
34%
....
1'j.
1
59
25
130
125
49c C-'ijV 49c v' 55c
8.10
Baker
Jan
220
—:
5C
Jan
85
12
Jan
17c
--
10c
10%
all% al2%
12%
Jan
120
5c
*
33 Ya
Jan
Jan
7% Mar
85c
Feb
11%
2.7
;■».
,5%
■
26c
.1
Jan
3.00
3
13
Feb
50c
335
r
50 ^ 4; 50 vi: 50
_♦
•.
Jan
200"
.700
Feb
Mar
16Ya Mar
Jan
7 Va
150
:
76
<■ TabYj-
1
29%
1,180
12Va
500
•
21
%
"■
100
3.50
Mar
3.50
6,050
75
76
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1
Ltd
1,061
42%
Feb
67
.
49
*
'a22
9
3.50
48
:
10-%
"4012
*
33
41%
ft-.
.10%
...
14%
32
8
.3.-40
10%:
47 y*~.
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd "A"___l
Mar
Feb
Jan
1(5% Mar
37%
30 =M <-'/30 vi.-30
Aull Metal Mines Ltd^
Feb
25
18%
100
35141 36%
*
Anthonian Mining Corp
Arno
Mines
Ltd
Mar
120
430
*
•
58c
-
'37%
•
36%
•
Mines
Band-Ore
105 Ya
Feb
■:^1P%
12'
**:<iT30 " *430
100
•
'
5
Ameranium Mines Ltd
Jan
35'A Jan
Jan
2.30
Feb
-7% -Jan
64%' Jan
/.
Jan
'
Jan
Feb
9%
7%
43
■
Feb
115-
12%
n\a
Alscope Exploration Ltd
Jan
Jan
85
a
42.
22
10
3.50
IlOO
page
Feb
50
42%
common
commo
3,645
■12%
■■■i --59C
;
Mining and Oil Stocks—
6%
600
2
Breweries Ltd
Ltd_—
Feb
4212
.
Jan
67% Mar
Jan
"
21
-1*6% "16(
"h
12% Mar
21
20%V
58C
•
Ltd
,714
Feb
24
.'
.
Jun
42%
..
Jan
BY*- Feb
14%
Feb
22%-Feb
~Feb
-90
Feb
•
-
'3.25'*-3.50
*
•
(L E)
9
Powell River Company.
Ores
Jan
a23% a23%
18%
•
I
Development
11%
20%
*
•
Page-Hersey Tubes
135
' 47 Ya
Mar
65,
Jan
..
64
500*/.
/.
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100
Corp Ltd class A—*
Ltd
---7
24
Jail
% :Jan
'
10
Co
.87
816
44
*—' r--","47
*■
•
Pine Line
61
15
;
Woodford Royalty Corp Ltd class A—*
Mar
530
Pen
Products
Windsor
Mar
30
7
*
of Canada Ltd
Amusement
Western Canada
Jan
Jan
44
'
.
2138
50
745
63%: 67Yu
a7%' sffttX**,.- ;33'. 50/,
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40
Oil
-
9
8
--/
40%.'Feb
51% Jan
<09% .F'eb
a
.
14
-
a~3.50Mar
Feb
Jan
,;!Jan
..
100
*
class A
3.30
.100
"
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'<••
■:
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-.
65%
Feb
Feb
5.00. Feb
.
i'" :
.
a88
ih a6
Jan
3.75 Jan
,
40
10
6-1F1,
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Feb
1.50
a—■
10
.?.63
IS
;.88
a
1
6 Vo
Jan
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Jan
80c.
50
2.t% •:al;334-al3%
-■-'•28Ya:Y-22Y*c-,:r Cv3f2S0
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Corp Fund
Mountain
Waterman
Feb
27% Jan
Ltd
Ltd__
preferred
Union
Feb
50
6%
A
Inc
Gas
Trans-Canada
Feb
5%
78%
(Canada)
Industries
Maurice
'7
5
class
I
'24 1' T c: i
_50
com—
Feb
Feb
115
78
200
.
■■
-
_*
Ltd
Mar
11
34
32.0... Jan
,
Feb
Jan
1.30
jjO
-
m-;-r»i,.
SLii 163
5
pfd^
20
•,
86%> Mar
10 >V ■J&u'tSQO*
w. 9%
:•
Corp
J.-. '
"3350. -3.50
^
51
10
Ltd
(Can)
Trans
Feb
30
1
see
M
Mills
Traders Finance Corn
19% Mar
Jan
30
•
Petroleums
For footnotes
8%
47
36
Feb
I
Feb
105
200
-46%.; 40%!
40%
Alta
com
10
10
Ltd
partic
cum
H.50
J.TrSO
*
pfd
Standard Paving & Materials Ltd
Feb
29%
36
Feb
Jan
11
29
"2.77" :*a4.30.-8,4.50 v,V
Light & Power Co Ltd_10
Steel
Reitmans
Mar
126
29%
•
4% preferred
Provincial Transport
21
Jan
29%
IIII_II_I*
ft Co Ltd
Jan
19% Mar
47
B
Iron
18%
125
29%
Noranda Mines Ltd
Price Bros
27
a77%
III*
Ontario Steel Products
non
Quebec
R
42% Mar
IIIIIII5
Mills
6V0
Feb
„
Locomotive
Power
Jan
21%
17% .Jan
-
20;>
-50
:•
Paper Co
Sangamo Co Ltd
Southern Canada Power
372
6%
2.10 Mar
66%
Pipe Lines Ltd common
1.25
Corp of Can 6% cum 1st pfd—50
Premier
3.75 Mar
1,470
136
500.
20
1
common
Russell
6
4.1
,
:
:
St
26%
33%
-Jan
.
50;
Paper Co
Feb
6%
Mar
43
105
f-
Pembina
Feb
26
•
Feb
32
85
",-:-.v25 /{
.
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'
45% Mar
V
&
Feb
2,056
Feb
G Y
32%
11
105
;
com
Inc class A
Jau
10%
'2.50
Jan
' Jan
_
28"Jan
34
.
r.VA
*
Ltd
pfd——:
91
10%
Feb
2.10 Mar
•
Ltd
Co
Foundation
conv
Moore
Feb
34%
10%
2.15
•
A
class A
preferred
Minnesota & Ontario
Feb
32%
•
Montreal Trust
v.'hxll:
—
331.
*
W
13%
50
Mar
150
32
20
.
•
Frank
75%
100
B
class
Feb
885
Feb
16
6,0.i>b
32
.'*
.—100
^
of Can
Co
Jan
21
35
;
/■<—
•
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<12..:
A
45
•
83%
126
,
100
Ltd,
693/2
20%
30%
31%.
,
a
50
.
dtikaliSb h
Jan
a_._
15
2.00 V1'^ 2,00 v 2.10
50
Works Ltd
10% Mar
19%
Niagara Wire Weaving
6%
29
23%
~100
UllOe
class A
24
126
Preferred
McColl Frontenac oil
Mersey Paper sy2% pfd
Molson Breweries Ltd class
a5 %: xcr*.
Paper Corp Ltd
241
19%
Corp
13%
Jan
26
21,
Jan
.23% Feb:
20% Jan
155
a79
•
._^.;-:a2.50^a2'.50^
.
*
class A_*
4,436
3
Car
Jan
g
common.
Ltd
Inv
26
•r"
_1
Paper
■
—
—
Products Corp
11
100
National Drug & Chemical
5%
34%
MacMillan & Bloedel class B
Co
&
Power
Silk
75 V*
pfd
135
•
100
6Vo
Feb
_S
•
com
2———
72
Candy Shops
-Feb
O34
1.80 Mar
Jan
10%
•
>d&.kv209;,
,a22%:a23%>
3.7
McCoIl-Frohtenac Oil 4Vo cum pfd—100
Mclchers Distilleries Limited com
*
Feb
„•
(John)
Jan
'.l.SO.Mar
25
a85% a86%
75%
7 go
Massey-Harrls-Ferguson
Premium
38 % Mar
6Va
common
a22%_
•
i-
Feb
7%
41%
Jan
13 y8
Ltd
Flour
6%
•
of the Woods
Pen mans
13%
5
.495
4
...
vl80
',.31
Mar
283
MacLaren
43% Mar
28%
International Utilities Corp
Interprovlaclal Pipe Lines
Sugar Co Ltd
Lowney Co Ltd (Walter M)
Feb
75
3,533
5%
•
High
50c .' Feb
Jan
26
26
Lambert
Feb
660
14%
25%
39%
210
lbO
*
36c
6,900
—
Investment
Feb
15%
•
5%
180
Range Since Jan. J
Low
45c
27%
••
26
5%
Shares
High
42c:
S
.
for Week
'
•
Hubbard
Jan
15%
Sale#
Range
•
Feb
29y«
4.68%
preferred
Nickel of Canada common
International Paper common
International Petroleum Co Ltd
Mar'
.Exchange
Jan
•f.'
Feb
31%
29%
*
com
Jan
47
»,>,_■
I..Y,
of Prices-
44c
Foreign Power Sec Corp Ltd—
Mar
38%
27.
Jail
■
•Wetki
•
Horner Ltd
Jan
39%
7.50-Jah
'
34%
%
Fleet
Mar
180
8
;^'<'3S07
kis%
Ford
57« Mar
58%
•
preferred
Class
Jan
Mar
50
Feralco Industries
Feb
104
Jan
common—_•
Corp
•>A
_1
1
East Kootenay Power 7Vo pld__.
Eastern Bakeries preferred
Feb
58%
•
27'
,
Jan
650
45
%"■->*
Low
Dominion Magnesium Ltd
•
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd •
Feb
40
7.75
.
new
Cement
Steel
2.80
25
2.35 Jan
26% 'Jan
;
,
.200
Dominion
Mar
7.40
45
3,008
i^37c;h377:
David
Feb
5
30V2. 31%
50
(John)
National
Feb
Jan
22
550
3.50
16 :^. .16 f :T6;"
Consolidated
Feb
6
>2,8
25
•;
*
Canadian
Jan
5%
Dominion
Canadian
1.10 Mar
38% Feb
•
common
Int
Power
9%
1.10 Mar
20
7.75
&
Newfoundland
Class
Jan
Feb
-
Jan
2.15
r,71T>
14
27 >
Jan
Feb
24%
•
common
Investment
Montreal
25%
1,582
5.00
"Jan
..
•
Hosiery Co Ltd
Canadian
Feb
Jan
•
Acceptance
Placer
24
40
Jan
•
Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
6%
preferred
p*clfle
Feb
Jan
16%
31%
Timber
Consumers Gas
-
22%
—.1
preferred
Ogilvie
?>
24
37%
945
pfd income 1927—50
Paper Co Ltd
•
Secord
29%. Feb
Feb
4.35
Feb
Feb
'*■
1,042
*
,
Bros
Jan
20%
>13
•
5V<r
Feb
19%
1
Lewis
15
55
&
Canadian Internatl Inv Tr Ltd
Mar
7%
24%
Rome Oil class A
Lake
84
19
»
Laura
Jan
23%
100
Limited
41 "4
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Canadian Gen Investments Ltd
Jan
19 y2
Gypsum Lime ft Alabas—
Labatt
V99
Jan
Canada Packers Ltd class B
Feb
18%
24%
It
common
Dynamics
Inland
33
•
Goodyear Tire 4%
Inglis
Canada
Jan
•
preferred
$2.25
77
'_2°0
400
Indus
Jan
Mar
'
'
20
Lumber
Butterfly
Feb
10%
^
Jan
30
5
Bay
9%
Feb.,
30
489
71
/a 24"
Jan
220
t
1.10
Imperial
50
600
*%*47=^ 47
-
Laat
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills LtdAnglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd
Feb
7
5
Huuaon
19%
1,200
1.10
.$2.00
19% Feb
1,185
17
17%
•
A pfd
Pacer
Abltca
Feb
10
33
——
•
50
27
"J/
50
——
Friday*
Jan
11 Va
7%
5
Howard Smith
55
7%
1.10
Class B
'<
Jan
9%
10
;
——
*
common
preferred
Sale Pile*
'
f'.
•
STOCKS
Feb
766
55
23 %
See common
Wares
22
20%
•
Lakes
Jan
39
<*-2957
*
Jan
a__.
95
r
4,991
-
18
r—.
Feb
54
*
Great
a—
-
CanadlaaFuiid*
Jan
15
20
•
Steel
63%
Jan
10%
l
General
Jan
14%
11
Electrolux Corp
5%
Feb
45%
45
~
Canadian Stock
Feb
60
55
Enamel & Heating Prod class A
Class B
General
4.60
x
24% * '24%
3.50--:-3,40
J.'.
13% Mar
26
62 Ya
'
General Bakeries
2.30A-
•
:
•
4Yic'o
Jan
13%
Limited
Zellers
Feb
•
Match.
Gatfneau Power
Feb
Feb
33
16% Mar
101
26%
-2*30**23$
Par
27%
.»
(1956)
Eddy Paper Oo'class
Motor
; Jan
23.
"Jan
a—
3,790
'al3
1
Ltd
Feb
Jun
—•
common
Dupuis Freres class A
Ford
a
346
a99-
'- 4.45
-
com..*
new
Central Gas
Jan
65
-
25%
•
preferred
Famous
4.60
Jan
17
a!6
10
.
Brewery Ltd
'
125
Feb
2,620
3 Y*
Pont of Canada
■
'
Feb
31
200.
—■
al3%
•
Jan
23
515
26%
.•
Donolme Bros Ltd
V.'
Corp
Mar
2,392
26
Dominion Textile common
Eddy
Mar
Jan
17
•
Dominion Tar ft Chemical
Red pfd
^
•
•
Steel
Jan
26%
„*
common
7 Vo
.*
8%
14%
Feb
•
Dominion Foundries ft Steel com
/
Pipeline
Oils
Winnipeg
1
Bridge
7%%
Feb
Feb
51,
23
10
•
"41-41%
29%' ---26% 29%
23% Mar
.21% Jan
7% Feb
13
Feb
•
al6
Zellerbach
Corsets
Du
47%
a
24
50
11
18
•
Glass
Dominion
29%
45"-i
*?
Jan
Class B
Dow
19
23%
Enterprises
Dominion Glass
Triad
24%
Equipment
Dominion
Canada
Trans
7% Mar
24 y.
Mining & Smelting.
class
5.20 Mar
Jan
>a98
~
41%
Feb
5.20 Mar
a98
100
Bank
15
*
t
preferred—
100
_•
common
J)
Consumers
Distillers
Toronto-Dominion
Railway
M
Ltd preferred—.Id
Canadian Vickers
Crown
Steinberg's 5Y*Vo
Jan
849
al3
Petroflna
Coroys
Feb
3,400
46%
a8G
•a49%»v'a51
''47 % '•'
50
-
•
7%
17 Ya
*
Companies
Pacific
Canadian
Coiuouied
16
11%
Jan
9.85 Mar
1,317
75
1,608
Canadian
consol
Co of Canada
5.20
17 %
Preferred
Canadian Locomotive
Coghlin
15%
Steel
a
•
15 Ya
46 '/a
Canadian International Power
Cockshutt
10
500
—
6 Ya
5.20
Preferred
Canadian
14'A
r
15%
—•
common
>
•Jan
r
22'a
155
%46%%16%/
Canada
Southern
a80
Canadian
c»>
125
50
a33
~t86
Feb
W. Jan-
.
'
10
a
9.85
44
•49=-* Jan
"
—100
»—^
-
25% Mar
--'—25-
1 a24
a33
a33
•
Feb
Feb
.
50
7
a23 '/ a23
/ •-
a24
15%
29
28%
us-
al25
al25
•
common...—
'v..' Voting
Jan
Jan
V':;23%- Jan
160
•■'v.-
Mar
14
550
5,088
51-
•
10c
Jan
v
26
325
*
29 Ya
<*-51
•
'
6Vo
29%
•-
51
—50
trust ctfs
Simon '(H) & Sons common
15%
28%'
--:.,.:n45;-."i45
50
——
4%%—
B
Sherwin Williams of Can 7% v pfd—100
Jan
29
Jan
Series
Feb
14%
-28
29%
pfd
Series A 4%
i.
Jan
27
15%
28%
95
190
-
25%**'24%'"25%">
•
com.
-100
'-99
-
12% Mar
43%
—
common
Vo
preferred —.:
Salada-Sliirriff-Horsey common
Class B 5%'A pfd—
Jan
25
75
38
12.50
Canadian Bronze
Canadian
25
37
—•
preferred
Canadian Bank of Commeroe
Canadian Breweries
Canadian
15
25
38
-•
common
5
18c
18c
.
5,500
2,000
t
14.300
9,000
9%c
40c
6c
1.52
Jan
Jail
51c
Feb
Jan
1-Oc
Feb
Jf n
17c
Jan
31.000
7c
Jan
17c
Feb
1,000
17c-
Jan
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Number 5723
Volume 187
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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(1127)
31
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR THE WEEK
Friday
STOCKS
Last
of Prices
Par
Mines Ltd—.—.—1
Calumet Uranium
Qampoell Chibougamaa Mines Ltd
Canadian
Low
Oil
Atlantic
7c
Canadian
Petrol Ltd
Devonian
Can-Met
Mines Ltd—
Oils Ltd-
Lithium
Capital
Central-Del
Rio
1
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•
Jan
4.80
Jan
Trans
4.25
900
4.00
Jan
4.75
Feb
Trebor
Mines
Feb
United
Valor. Lithium
3,050
3,100
16.300
15c
15c
17c
1.54
1.54
600
5,100
7c
3,000
11c
Mar
lie
7.10
35c
35c
2,500
33c
8c
12,000
Copper Rand Chib Mines Ltd
66
Jan
Jan
7.15
41c
Jan
16c
Jan
1
Ltd—1
24c
19c
23c
19c
—
3c
Ltd
Ventures
17 %c
Jan
2.07
8c
Weedon
Western
Petroleum Ltd
Decalta
Westvllle
Mines
70c
1
1
Ltd
70c
1.73
6c
—
—
7%c
Jan
1,100
1.62
Jan
2.82
40c
40c
2,000
31c
Feb
55c
Jan
6c
6c
12,000
5c
Feb
7c
7c
7c
2,000
6c
Jan
7%c
Feb
12
12%
5,440
10%
Jan
13%
Feb
26c
26c
1,000
26c
Feb
30c
ponalda
6c
3.40
6c
3.65
•«,7c
Jan
25,150'
1.20
1.28
4,200
13c
13c
1,427
•30c
34c
16,175
14%
14»4
1.27
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—
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Alines Ltd—1
1
Ltd
Alines
East Sullivan
2,000
:•
Feb
5c
3.10
Feb
1.70
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Mar
15 %c
10c
9 ',7c
9 %c
9%C
Jan
34c
Mar
11
Jan
15%
Feb
15c
Feb
18c
Feb
1.78
Jan
38c
General
Golden
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Feb
900
Feb
6c
7c
1,000
5%c
Jan
13c
Jan
50c
3,100
39c
Feb
64c
Jan
200
3%c
3%c
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New
56c
2,000
21%
21%
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6c
1.000
6c
9c
Jan
181,700
28c
Jan
69c
Feb
18,950
25c
Jan
32c
Feb
14c
Jan
40c
Jan
3c
Jan
6%c
Feb
7c
7,000
5c
Jan
9c
Jan
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7c
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16
4c
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77c
Feb
40c
Feb
65c
Jan
12c
Jan
10c
12c
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7 %c
1.01
1.10
'4,000
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39c
40c
3.700
34c
Feb
45c
Jan
6Cc
79c
8,900
67c
Feb
85c
Jan
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25c
Feb
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14c
Feb
9c
Jan
36c
Jan
7%c Jan
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23c
25c
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1.17.
1.30
14,800
85c
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2,300
4c
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15c
4,100
5.500
4,100
7,500
2.20
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1.55
Tarbell
Tazin
Tib
Alines
Mines
Jan
4.55
Feb
2.55
Feb
6c
1.18
13c
12c
Jan
1.58
Jan
Feb
18c
Jan
Feb
6.65
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Feb
22c
Feb
Mar
5.90
Feb
8c
2.25 Mar
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33c
Jan
48c
Jan
15c
Feb
20c
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70c
Jan
90c
6,500
2c
Jan
6c
79.600
10c
Jan
17c
Mar
1,000
2.44
Feb
2.68 Mar
3,700
Jan
48c
Feb
2,000
44c
7c
5.60
6c
17c
34c
7c
Mar
10c
Jan
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5.60
Feb
6.00
Jan
6,025
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6c
Jan
6,500
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Feb
21c
Jan
4.000
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1.67
9.15
2.10
1.90
10%
2.25
10c
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6c
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55c
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700
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30c
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4.55
Jan
20c
Feb
25c
Mar
3.000
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18c
Feb
3,800
1.33
Feb
4.00
8%
6.650
Feb
1.90 Mar
10% Mar
2.33
1.85
Jan
8c
900
Mar
lfic
8,000
3%c Jan
17c
5c,
17c
6c
2.200
15c
Feb
23c
12c
15c
32,200
8c
Jan
15c
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Exploration. Ltd
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Aluminum
230
HART
MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE
TORONTO STOCK
CANADIAN
EXCHANGE
STOCK EXCHANGE
Notre Dame St.
West, Montreal
American Leduc Petroleums
Nepheline
Oil Develop
Amurex
Branch:
1203
Branch
44th
Phillips Square
Office:
f
St., New York City, MUrray Hill 2-4545
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page
42.
5c
Jan
80
13c
Feb
16c
Jan
3.25
Jan
1,600
55c
55c
2,184
31c
Jan
55c
52c
52c
1,000
45c
Jan
53c
Feb
45 %c
49c
5,900
33c
Jan
49C
Feb
5c
6c
8,000
4%c Feb
7c
Jan
55c
2.31
1.45
1.50
1.30
1.30
400
39c
40c
1,208
36o
14%
15%
1,980
1.30 Jan
Jan
1.15
Jan
Jan
Mar
1.60
Jan
1.40
Jan
42c
Feb
15%
Feb-
5.20
640
24%
3,002
22% Mar
50c
50c
2,575
45c
Feb
60c
26%
29%
15,596
26%
Feb
■
——
48%
110
94%
Jan
4.35
Jan
425
45% Jan
1,100
10%c Jan
49
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6.00 Jan
Jan
25
Jan
Feb
49
17C
Feb
52c
3,310
44c
Feb
60C
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20c
22c
24,722
15c
Jan
350
Jan
72o
Jan
850
Jan
16c
16c
•
81c
■
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85c
2,000
2.40
85c
•
2.40
245
2.40 Mar
45c
Feb
45c
55c
2.75
2.75
300
2.10 Jan
1
20c
22c
27,100
13 %c Jan
9.30
9.40
500
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325
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100
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21c
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f
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100
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'
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700
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Ansil
Jan
1,000
5.15
Petroleums
— —
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60,130
8.25 Feb
48%
Feb
68c
2.75 Mar
250
Feb
11%
Jan
Jan
51%
11%
Feb
Feb
Jan
19o
Feb
Jan
8.70
12c
2.75 Jan
Area
Argus Corp
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Mines
River
Gold
Mines
Mines
Electric
Oils
17%
3,075
14
17%
Feb
49%
Feb
49
100
vJan
43% Jan
8%c
1,500
7c' Jan
487/a
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1.95
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102
358
5.00
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Jan
95
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2,297
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Feb
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103
Feb
5.05 Ma*
17
Jan
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505
4c
13C
13c
2,766
13c
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6c
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4,244
Jan
2.50 Feb
9c
7c
9c
3.200
27c
26c
30c
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2.30
2.30
2.48
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14%
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230
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7.20
8.00
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1.85
1.75
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Jan
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Feb
Jan
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Jan
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Jan
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Jan
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1.60
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Jan
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Jan
14%
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9.05 Jan
23%
Feb
1.89 Mar
19c
Jan
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8c
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12%o Feb
40
41%
41%
3,052
38% Jan
43% Feb
52%
1,795
51
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39c
44c
68,789
19c
Jan
640
Feb
Feb
12c
15c
I,900
lie
Jan
20c
Jan
65c
60c
67c
21,500
51c
Jan
70c
Feb
20c
25c
42,315
20c
Mar
30c
Feb
•
25c
*
12 %C
12 %c 13%c
5,000
12c
Jan
*
•
40%
51%
52%
39c
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1
Mines
1
Exploration Ltd
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Mines—
Uranium
1.81 Mar "
8,216
9
102
10
-10
—
Nova
Metals
Baslca
Feb
17
1
Mines
Barvue
71c
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Montreal
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Jan
9
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of
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55c
1.81
_1
25
A
—
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Bank
4,500
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5'-Ia% 2fld preferred
Bank
61c
—
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1
common
Mines
Avlllaboca
Eankficld
Jan
20c
1
Mines
Aumaque Gold
Banff
32c
Jan
*
—1
1
1
1
Mines
Atlin-Ruffner
Aunor
Jan
5c
-
—
Steels
Auto
Jan
12c
-25c
Atlas Ycllowknife Mines
Aumacho
60
28,400
3,500
5.00
OH
Debentures
Aubelle
3%c Jan
10c
*
—40c
Gold Mines
Associated Artists Prod com
Atlas
17,500
21c
17%
•
50
common
preferred
Asamera
5c
18c
1
Mines
Arjon
4%c
57c
1
Nickel
$2%
5c
•
Consolidated Resources
Arcadia
20c
10c
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Ltd
Bathurst Power & Paper class
Bata Petroleums
A
•
7c
.
40%
8c
4,500
41
226
17%
17%
17%
25
23c
21c
23c
14,351
3.65
Feb
Jan
Jau
—\
Beattie-Duquesne
Beatty
3.70
Bros
Beaucage
1
—
•
—1
Beaver Lodge TTranlum
Belcher Mining Corp
Bell
1
-25
50o
Quebec Mines
Belleterre
Telephone
Copper Corp
Bethlehem
Bevcon
Mines
Bicroft
Uranium
55
18c
Jan
Jim,
10c
Jan
40
Jan
41%
Jan
17%
Feb
6c
'19
Black
1
Mines_'l5e
Jan
1
Ltd
Mines
Gold
1
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Bouzan
5%%
Corp
Bo water
50
1
preferred
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Boy mar Gold Mines
1
Jan
Bralorne Mines
*
Mar
Bralsaman
Petroleums
common.
J
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British
Amer
British
Columbia Electric—
-50
preferred
4% r,'o
preferred
5 To
preferred —
5%% preferred
Columbia
—
50
Products——•
British Columbia Power
British Columbia
Reef
Bruck
Mills
Telephone
Mines
class
Mines
Mines
—100
—50
Packers class A
Brown Com nan
A
56c
Jan
90c
Jan
16C
12c
Jan
17c
Feb
98c
92c
1.02
86,850
86c
Feb
1.75
1.75
1.85
400
7,460
41%
41 %
41%
62c
60c
65c
8,300
12c
12c
15c
1.30 Jan
1.55
Jan
2.25 Feb
39%
Jan
42% Feb
53c
Jan
75c
Jan
10%c Jan
18c
1.08
40c
Jan
12 Vac
11 %c
40c
1.04
1.08
15,574
17,950
40c
40c
500
32c
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60c
Jan
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4,000
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Jan
17c
Feb
25c
27c
5,500
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5%c
2,500
4%c
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6c
6,500
5,600
6c
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Jan
12,765
37c
Feb
17%c Jan
60c
Jan
Jan
49% Mar
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39c
41c
49
49%
85c
Jan
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1
1
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1
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1.35
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10c
Jan
7c
Jan
350
42%
3.70
3.70
4.00
Jan
4.00
Jan
10c
12c
1,232
50,267
3.50
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8%c
Jam
16c
Jan
5.25
5.20
5.45
5,065
49%
75c
75c
1,200
5,558
4.30
70c
6
Jan
Jan
Feb
6%
6%
9.10
•
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3,100
4,100.
——
—
Traction
70c
16c
5%c
Gold Mines.
Bouscadillac
70c
27c
Uranium.
Bay
Bonville
Bordulac
3.60 Jan
27c
Jan
4.25 Jan
14c
-
——
Mines
Bideop
300
17% 0 Jan
6c
J
—
Warrants
Brunsman
/
2,075
14c
50c
5
Anglo American Exploration
Brunhurst
For
7c
22%
Ltd
—
Analogue Controls
Broulan
West
9% Feb
50
1
1
Mines
Lead
Anacon
British
05
Jan
24%
Mines
British Columbia Forest
Telephone PL-9501
Local
9
2.75
Bridge & Tank warrants
t
Feb
230
29%
Britalta Petroleum
&
SAVARD
MEMBERS:
Feb
24%
15 Va
pfd
American
Brazilian
-
28%
Jan
14c
common
Amalgamated Larder
High
LOW
24% Jan
23
—*
*
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Ltd
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1
100
Mining
Roxana
Sliarea
419
*
Algom a Steel
Aluminium
Bale*
far Week
Jan
4.20
25c
1
:—
Jan
8%e
3,705
•
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Cons
Algom Uranium
5 '/o
debentures
Base
300
7.000
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s
1.82 Mar
Feb
Jan
1
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1.000
11.0^0
—•
Lid
Ltd
_l
;
5c
Jan
80c
Jan
1.55
2.70
50c
—t
Yellowknife Gold
Explorations
Bowater
Ltd—
61c
1,000
5,000
Exchango
6%C
1
Petroleums
Akaitclio
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Alines
Lake
1,000
1
Ltd
Alines
Agnico
Alba
Oil—a—
&
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Feb
3.25
Feb
2.000
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—
Jan
2.80 Mar
1.05
3.00
15c
80c
5%c
17c
2.68
4.10
21c
11c
21c
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1.32
38c
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4.20
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9.000
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1.67
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9
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1,500
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*
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21 %c
23%
*
1
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common
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Jan
'
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62c
6,300
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119441
2,000
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Feb
47c
Stanleigh Uranium Mining Corp—1
Steep-Rock Iron Alines Ltdl
1
Sullivan Cons Alines
1
Gold Alines
76
G8c
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd_l'
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd_l
Quebec Lithium Corp——
1
Quebec Oil Development Ltd-.*.
2—1-.,.
Standard
Jan
42c
Mines Ltd
——a53c
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38c
37c
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10c
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
—1 7
80c
80c
Pitt Gold Alining Co_—±
1
5c
5c
Portkge Island (Chibi Mines Ltd
1
15c
10 %c
Provo Gas Producers Ltd
,—*
'2.68 ' 2.50
Stauacoma
68 %
44 %c
Uranium
1
Feb
20
Alining
.
45c
75
2-90c
Ltd
Jan
75
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Jan
18c
6,700
1
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Feb
16c
Mar
26c
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7%c
Jan
10c
Jan
17
Feb
•
1,000
16,000
32 c
1
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25c
.;
15
4c
10c
35c
75
—
Quebec Smelting Refining Ltd
300
4c
Ltd •
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;v
10c
10c
50c
———:
Alines
•
1,000
Pamout.. Porcupine
Sherritt-Gordon
Ffcb
57,300
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:—1
Opemiska Copper Alines (Quebec) I.td-1
Uhan
23%
4c
(1945) Ltd——
Rexspar
•
Jan
Feb
20c
Uranium Alines Ltd
Warrants ——2—'
Gold Mines
20%
29c
North American Rare Metals
Red Crest
Jan
17c
North Canadian Oils Ltd-
Lakfi
Jan
27c
Northspau
Pennbec
5c
,
67c
.
Gas
Acme
Sugar
Amalgamated Rare Earth—
3%c
Santiago Alines Ltd—
Paudasii
2,150
Jan
57c
Feb
78c
2%c Jan
»
Jan
Ytt
6c
1
Spring Coulee Oil & Minerals
North American Asbestos Corp
Orchan Uranium,
16
55c
1
New
Ltd—
28c
Jan
28c
Mylamaque Explorations Ltd—1 •
Pacific Coal & Oils; Ltd-,—;—20c
Oils
21%
Jan
3%e
Creek Alines Ltd—
Okalta
21c
6c
—1
Atlantic
Uranium
Allied
"55c
Continental Oil Co of Can Ltd—*
Formaaue Mines Ltd,
.1
Jack Lake Uranium Mines Ltd—1
Obalskl
Jan
9c
3.45 Mar
Jan
13%
14,000
T8c
3%c
.
New
Feb
6c
3.10
1
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34c
Mar
23%
*
9,500
16
,
Jan
19c
2%c Jan
'27%
27%
Jan
—1
1
Co Ltd
Acadia
Feb
60c
25 c
Mogador Alines Ltd
•„—
1
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd—;—1
Alonpre Mining Co Ltd
Jl
Montgary Explorations Ltd
-1 ■'*•
New
Jan
1.75
Jan
16
Explorations
I!
——1
Mclntype-Porcupine Alines Ltd—-—5
Merrill Island Mining Ltd
5
Mid-Cbibouganmu Alines Ltd—
1
New
Feb
11c
Jan
—
Alarpic
Nama
24%
Jan
3c
21c
Llngside Copper Mining Co Ltd
Goldfield
Jan
6c
7c
25c
y:
16c
3,000
28
25
Preferred
Ajax
4.5c
Exploration Co Ltd_l
Alin
Jan
52c
'
Louvicourt
12c
1.50 Mar
200
Kontiki Lead & Zinc Mines Ltd
Labrador
Feb
22%
3,000
Ltd voting trust
Mines
9%c
5,000
8c
1
Mines—
Uranium
Jan
6,400
3.45
International Ceramic Alining Ltd-'—1
Israel Continental Oil
15C
4c
3.45
Copper Corn
Jarduu
Jan ;
57c
50c
Headway Red Lake
Tso
Jan
54c
7%c
Ltd-——ul_;
oan
6,500
2,500
Range
.—■
,
Ltd—
—1
Gold Mines Ltd—1
Hollinger Cons Gold Mines Ltd
5
Indian. Lake
Mines Ltd-'-—
:—1
Haitian
Feb
1.99
83c
4c
•
Feb
10c
23% Jan
Funds
Low
_•
Abltlbl Power & Paper common-
Acadia
Ltd—
Ltd—-.j_
Alines
Mines
<
15,000
1
—_
<
8%c
250
8c
1.50
55c
1
*
—
Age
Gunnar
24
6c
-.24
•
•
Petroleums of Canada
Class A
2,000
1
"
Ventures Ltd—
Oil
Gaspe
-
5,500
,
•1.50
7c
1
1
(19451
Alines
•
•
Ltd
Fundy Bay Copper Mines Ltd
Futurity Oils Ltd
Fontana
2.64
Feb
Jan
21% Jan
Week's
Last
Sale l'risa
Jan
23c
700
8%c
1
1
Jan
7c
350
sf Prices
Friday
STOCKS
Feb
13c
2,400
41c
8%c
Ltd
Fatima Mining Co
12,500
1.98
—1
i-i
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Fano Alining & Exploration Inc
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
,
40o
1
Ltd
Mines
Fab-Metal
13c
2.01
5,298
11,000
6c
Toronto Stock
Feb
3.65 Mar
Jan
1.20
175
1.95
1
Oil & Minerals Inc
Empire
lde 17%o
1.95
40c 1
& Sinelt Corp Ltd
Eastern Alining
•-
17c
Jan
Mar
6c
20,500
Feb
3.60
Ltd——___—_
Dome .Alines
16c
Feb
>
34c
1417
Jan
Feb
14 %c
HVL'C Jan
2.000
6c
1
1.26
Mar
a
1,000
2.08
9c
23
25c
20c
3c
70c
1.82
8c
22%
—
1
*
Westburne Oil Co Ltd
2.01
Par
Corp Ltd
Dolsan Mines Ltd—
—u_.
Dablon Mining
35c
3,103
*
1
*
Mines Ltd..
Pyrite & Copper Corp
Wendell Mineral Products Ltd
nc
40c
Ltd
1
Ltd—1
1
Quebec Ycllowknife Alines
Continental Mining Exploration
—
HUfh
Low
40c
35c
—
Range Since Jan. 1
High
al3%cal3%c
18c
J.8c
6c
8c
—
1
Virginia Mining Corp
2.7!)
1
Cons
1
L
—
Ltd
5hares
Low
;
Jan
2.05
__
;
Oils Ltd rights
Empire
Feb
1.77
Jan
•
—
11c
Feb
6.20
9,500
Jan
33c
Feb
6c
8c*
ioc
12%
Ltd
11c
<
Feb
1.46
G.tiO
*
1
Halliwell
2lc
Feb
35c,
7c
Consolidated
2.40
Jan
Jan
9%c 10Vic
V:.
Consol Central Cadillac Mines Ltd—1
Consolidated Denison Mines Ltd—:
1.75
Silver
for Week
Feb
6.05
Feb
17c
7.
7.05
1—1
Bi-Ore Alines Ltd
1,100
19c
'•
Ltd
Oils Ltd
Jan
5.40
5.70
2.20
...
1.50
1'Ungava
Miniere
5.15
Feb
5.45
„
Jaculct Ltd——„75c
1
1
Williams Gold Mines Ltd_l
Compagnie
Jan
3.75
2.15
__
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd—
Cleveland Copper Corp
Consolidated
4.30
100
17%e
10%c
Chibougatnau
Cocfcerwour
9.650
17c
1
—1
Corp
Mines
4.05
__
19c
1
Explorations
Canuba Mines Liu——_
Petroleum
Titan
4.75
5.70
_i
Canalask Nickel Mines Ltd
Feb
9c
Jan
4.10
__
,
10c
Lithium Mines Liu
4c
6.000
4.10
4.70
—*
Oils Ltd—.
Canadian Homestead
8c
Saif»
Range
Par
High
4.05
1
Canadian Collieries Resources Ltd com 8
Canadian
Low
Torbrit
—2
Ltd
Shares
Week's
of Prices
Last
8»le Prist
Range Since Jan. 1
High
7c
.
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Sale Price
ENDED MARCH 7
Sales
Week's
9.10
92
1.57
1.54
1.59
3,900
1.35
Jan
36
34%
36
9,356
33%
Jan
45%
45%
45%
6%
5.25
Jan
9.85 Feb
79c
6%
Jan
Jan
11
Feb
1.80
Jan
30% Jan
42
Jan
46%
93
93
10
88
Jan
48%
93
49
725
47
Jan
94
Feb
49% Feb
51% Mar
25
Feb
50%
5138
820
48%
Jan
9%
11
5,360
8%
Jan
12% Feb
11
13
13
120
12
Jan
13
41%
40%
41%
5,531
37
Jan
43%
44
791
38%
Jan
41% Mar
44
Feb
55c
59c
II,100
50c
Jan
62c
Jan
10
10%
450
Jan
11
Jan
4.50
4.50
140
5c
5%c
9,450
6c
6c
1,250
50%
44
5c
9%
Jan
4.50 Mar
5.50 Jan
Jan
7%c Jan
4c
5%c Jan
7c
Jan
»
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1128)
.
.
Monday, March
.
10
1958
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR THE WEEK ENDED MARCH
Friday
Week'*
Range
Last
STOCKS
Sale-Price
of Price*
Par
Brunswick
Mining
Buffadison Gold
Low
2.04
2.50
2.64
1
6%c
G 14c
014 c
-
An be rite
Buffalo
Red
..
Building- Products
Bulloehs Ltd class
Bunker
_—1
__
1
Lake
Iliil
i
80c
Low
3!)
A
'714 c
5c
75c
Jan
7,000
j
Feb
4%c Jan
-
<
2.90 Jan
7 %c Feb
8c
Jan
Consolidated
Consolidated
C&Julta
Consolidated
Quebec Gold Mines—2.50
1,066
10%
Jan
Feb
Consolidated Red
2,000
31c
Jan
41c
Jan
Consolidated Sannorm
■28c
Feb
Consolidated
65c
Jan
Iron
414%
Foundries
Canada
Life
45c
Jan
17%
Feb
21%
62%
Jan
69%
F6b
Consolidated West Petroleum—
4.70
4.10
4.75
22,895
5*15
J Bill
Consumers'
7.90
Feb
3.95
lteb
Consolidated
5%%
7.10
7.70
9,000
28
2714
2714
2914.
1,065
25
Jan
29% Mar
Continental
2814
387
27
Jan
28% Feb
Couwcst
5.15
Jan
G
G
714
270
6
Jan
7% Jan
26%
2814
565
25
Jan
2#% Mar
95
95
95
25
Feb
95
10
1.30
92%
Mar
1.30
1.30
•
00%
52
200'
50%
Feb
55% Feb-
2G
25
25
269
23
Feb
25
1.65
445
75c
3,900
1.25 Jan
5
1.35
Feb
'
Warrants
Canada
Southern
Canada
*
Mortgage
Oils
Canada Southern
Steamship Lines
Preferred
Canada
——1
fx
com
.7.12.50
„.
.
Wire ft Cable
Class
Feb
Astoria
Canadian
::~i
Atlantic Oil
Canadian
Minerals
Canadian
90c
Jan
Coulee
38
25
35
Jan
38
Feb
34
Jan
37% Mar
8314
8314
340
80
Jan
83%
85c
86c
200
75c
Feb
~85c
4.00
3.70
4.10
38
38
Canadian
C'anners
Empire
12 lis
class
$1%
Jan
4.80
Jau
38%
Jan
Crown
Feb
1214
897
12
400
8c
9,00(1
12% Jan
6%c Feb
4.00
14%
2714
12% Maf.
Canadian
Decalta
Canadian
Devonian
Canadian
Gas
Drawn
Crowpat
4.85
Jan
C'usco
40%
Jan
46
5,965
25
Jan
28% Mar
3.75
Fell
Mines
Daering
Jan
28%
Feb
Mar
10%.
Jan
Davis
400
29c
Feb
45c
Jan
13%
Jan
15% Mar
14%
1514
1,102
14
2814
70
5.00
1,060
686
89c
96c
Canadian
5%
Oil
Cos
preferred
1953
4.30
(77c
72c
1,625
1.40
1.60
10,300
Horn
Delnito Mines
Devon
Feb
Distillers
Feb
1.13
Jan
Dome
4.85
Feb
Dome
Feb
Dominion
21c
85,300
5.75
9,660
5.40
Jan
1114
200
8%
Jan
11% Mar
Dominion
Jan
10
:;Z;- Hi
16
475
85c
89c
23,266
30c
4.10
3.90
4.10
900
3.50
2.50
2.50
144
2.50 Jan
7
7
277
16
16
»
v1"
15
*
150
Mar
Dominion
2.50 Jan
Jan
16 Fa
Jan
Jan
55c
Jail
1
io
9.55
"•
1014
15,839 ;
9.55 Mar
5,00
4.50
5.20
•
7%
614
714
25c
25c
500
1,850
'
coinmon
*
4.50 Mar
5,120
5%
Z
19c
"71
24
25%
4,412
101
15
97% Jan
24
2.40
12
J
j»n?;%
Jan
101
24%
,_100
—
;
Jan
Mar
Feb
Jan
5.45
Jan
7%
Pacific Railway
Canadian Petrofina preferred
27%
101
Feb
Feb
Mar
8.00
8.00
315
8.00 Mar
10%
Jan
1.40
1.20
1.60
6,193
1.20 Mar
4.00
Jan
24%
2314
24 %
3,954
20%
Jan
25 %
14lis
14 la
14%,
482
13%
Feb
16%
Jan
16%
1.70
1.50
1.70
6,025
1.40
Feb
Thorium
Canadian
lo
Prospect
Canadian
1.90
Jan
1
8 Vic
814 c
914 c
11,500
8814
50
Canadian
Corp
Corp common
Tire
6c
Foundry & Steel
Jan
Jan
15c
Jan
88% Mar
•
88%
88
9314
92
9314
182
90
Jan
93% Mar
_•
23
2214
23
390
21
Felj
23%
*
21
20%
21
475
18
Feb
23%
Jan
pfd__20
1514
15
15%
230
15
Feb
16
Jail
22c
6,132
27,783
18c
Jan
23c
Jan
16c
Feb
22c
Jan
81
Canadian
Vic leers
Canadian
Wallpaper Mfrs class B
Canadian Western Nat Gas 4%
Candone Exploration
1
Can
1
k;c
1
1.4g
Erin
Can Met
Mines
Explorations
Warrants
^Canso
74C
Natural
Canso
Oil
Gas
Mines
Cariboo
Gold
Central
70c
80c
4,275
1.10
171
70c
1.00
Feb
Mar
Jan
1.77
95c
1.32
Feb
Jan
Jan
1.12
1.25
2,387
17c
1614c
18c
18,900'
9c
Jan
21c
Feb
65c
65c
67c
5,100
50c
Jan
70c
Feb
7.15
7.45
•
4,050
1.12 Mar
1.42
Jan
II*
ZZ
5.45
Jan
3.95
4.00
200
3.80
Jan
4.00
Jan
*
—
7 00
6.25
7.10
30,899
6.10
Jan
7.15
1
92c
90c
1.00
•
4,088
4 75
1.70
._!♦
1.75
'jg
1,710
16
16
Oil
Chatc-an Gai Wines
Cheskirk Mines
1
Chesterviile Mines
__1
Chib Kayrand Cop Min
614c
75o
714 c
15,200
6Gc
1.65
16
Cc
Jan
Feb
Mar
Jan
18c1814c
13c
35c
33c
14c
Dow
36c
Duvan
Eastern
Eddy
Eider
class
Mines
Commonwealth Petroleum
ZZZZZ*
7Z~1
National
Key
Conro
Mines
7.50
1.10
2.05
16
12c
Feb
Feb
Jan
Mar
Jan
Consolidated
Consolidated
Beta
Consolidated
Calliman
Consolidated
Warrants
1
Mines
Famous
Consolidated
Dragon Oil
East
Consolidated
j
Farmer
Faraday
Uranium
Farwest
Golden
IZl
~]
Arrow
Consolidated TTalliwell
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
Howey Gold
Maibenor
Federal
Grain
Marcus
FederalFleet
For footnotes
Gold
see
Feb
9c
Jan
9
Jan
Jan
87
Jan
50c
Jan
3,250
20%c Jan
Oils
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
page
11
18%
Jan
23
0,274
50
Jan
55
3,747
10
Jau
UVi
19
Jan
23
23
23
30
7%
718
7%
1,245
7%
Fell
Feb
%
Jan
Feb
Mar
23
:
Jan
Mar
7%
Feb
17c
18c
125,500
8c
Jan
66c
70c
1,200
60c
Feb
33
33
33
75
30
Jan
33
15c
1
16c
70c
-
13c
15c
Jan
17c
Jan
Feb
8,800,
11 %c
18c
1.05
Feb
Jan
Vi Feb
Vic
1.41
1.41
1.50
7,025
1.35
Jan
1
1.91
1.90
1.99
4,500
1.75
Jan
1
8 Vic
6c
9c
28,800
8c
Feb
15c
Jan
1
39c
28c
43c
64,325
35c
Feb
83c
Jan
85c
85c
95c
1,4.00
60c
Jan
33
33
33
20
40
40
115
65c
55c
66c
25c
28c
12 c
10 %C
12c
54 %
54%
80
28 %c
35c
44c
20
4
2.00
1.00
Feb
Jan
31
Jan
35
Feb
37%
Jan
40
Mar
134 375
26c
Jan
70c
Feb
5.500
19c
Jan
34c
Jan
43,000
10c
Jan
18o
47
Jan
55
30c
Feb
23.000
28c
Jan
35c
Jan
48c
261
40c
Feb
54o
Jan
16c 17 %c
22,100
12c
Jan
20c
Jan
23
24%
5,496
21%
Jan
24%
15
15
15%
3,690
15%
15
16
535
1.54
23,550
1.48
55c
55c
500
5.85
5.55
5.90
5,100
9%c
12c
5,550
29:%
30%
122
27
27
50
30%
811>C
1.48
8%c
9c
12,500
V
Jan
Feb
14 %
J an
15%
Feb
15
Feb
19
Jan
1.18
48c
5.00
Jan
Feb
80c
Feb
Jan
6.25
Feb
9%c Mar.
26
1.78
Jan
15c
Jan
Jan
33
Jan
25% Jan
30
Feb
6 Vic Jan
13c
Jan
30c
81c
Feb
70c
55c
70c
8.95
8.95
9.20
13,800
8.00
Jan
39%
38%
39 %
402
33%
Jan
40% Feb
75%
76%
1,349
66 Vi
Jan
78%
Feb
Feb
75
Feb
390
75
50
6c
6 Vic
3,000
24 Vi
74
Jan
5c
Jail
22 %
Jan
9.80
8C
Feb
Jan
24%»
24%
7.80
7.30
7.80
1,335
7.00
Jan
9.00
Feb
•
1.48
1.46
1.55
4,665
1.18
Jail
1.64
Feb
23,150
•
605
24 % Mar
12
Feb
3.50
Jan
9%
Jan
135
95c
Jan
Jan
1
7c
6c
7c
1
38c
36c
31%
30%
31%
100
104
104
8c
Jan
Jan
55c
Jan
27
Jan
31% Mar
45
104
Jan
30c
1,656
;
4%c
3,946
40c
•
common
101
Jan
105%
10!)
v
Feb
109
10!)
10
103 %
Jau
9.05
8.15
9.25
2,000
7.95
Jan
5%
5%
5%
675
4.90
Jan
General
Dynamics
1
59%
58
59%
295
57%
.Tan
65
Jan
1%
34
33' \
32%
Feb
36
Jan
General
1
Steel
Wares
Mines
Genex
Feb
Feb
34%
1,125
3.45
3.45
200
3.25
Feb
3.95
Jan
3.00
3.20
900
2.75
Jan
3.80
Jan
or.
O'.'h
150
5%
Jan
13c
14c
4,200
10! ic
Jau
27c
Jan
=>
common
Ltd
6 %
1
Scientific
Prosp
Yellowknife Gold
Glacier
5%
Mar
1
common
A
General
9.25
1
Pete Canada
Class
100
Motors
General
31c
31c
500
1
5.70
5.60
5.95
9,681
4.25
1.10
•
6% Mar
16c
36c
Feb
Feb
Jan
Feb
7%
Feb
Glenn
Goldale
Gold
Mines
20c
Jan
Feb
Golden
4.10
Feb
2.88
Goodyear Tire
5,850
28c
30c
5,166
22c
Jan
32c
Jan
Gordon
3.00
Feb
4%
1,302
29c
Jan
40c
Feb
Graham
55c
2,907
48c
Jail
65c
Feb
514 c
5.000
Grandroy
20c
20c
25c
29c
1,300
53,725
1.70
1.75
3,120
5%c Feb
7%c
Feb
Jan
22c
Jan
Great
Mar
38c
Jan
Great
1.90
Jan
2.900
15c
15c
17c
11.800
9c
7c
10c
22,600
5c
Jan
28c
Fell
7c
7c
7c
6,000
28%c
28%c
32c
57,000
•
138
136%
138
213
45%
45%
80
50
1.80 Mar
16c
15c
Feb
21c
Jan
7%c
Jan
10c
Mtfr
135
45%
Fell
Jan
9c
36c
142
Northern
Gas
5%
5%
5%
250
1
7%c
7%c
8c
8,500
7%c Jan
11c
33c
32c
34c
8,807
31c
Jan
49c
1.18
1.05
1.25
6,100
31%
30
31%
658
7
7%
3.00
3.00
2.70
common
•
3.00
Paper
T
2.70
3.00
16%
16
17%
5
5
1
Warrants
30c
3,200
19c
Jan
49C
36c
45c
Jan
50c
22,117
29c
Jan
54c
2.61
Feb
2.87
Great
Plains
5,750
2.10
Jau
2.90
Feb
Great
18
West
5,281
16%
Jan
19%
Jan
Greening
warrants
Dnveioo
Coal
Wire
class
1
B
*
*
4.25
4.25
5%
Feb
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
48% Feb
1
Mines
B
Jau
Jan
•
Gold
Minos
Lakes
Class
9c
5.95 Mar
•
Bousquet
Grandtic
20c
25c
12,900
12c
1
common
Mackay class B
33c
51c
1.80
10c
1
Mines
Canada
preferred
514 c
Jan
Gold
Manitou
1.55
12c
1
Goldcrest Mines
1.80
1
Feb
Jan
13%
Jan
1
19c
Eagle
Jan
1
Mines
10c
Jan
Feb
Mines
Mining
Uranium
2 75
C"
55%
101',,
22
10
;
preferred
Ltd
•
42.
53%
Jan
Miu-
•
Mines
Jan
17
1,133
20
22
Bakeries
Gcco
3.10
lg
20%
22.
Mar
11%
General
10%
28c
100
11
::
75
preferred
5%% prior preferred
Jan
7%c Jan
1.62
22
55 !i
20c
5 7c
11 %c
29c
100
Jan
75%
common
Power
12,450
31c
26
Jan
9%
15
Mines
9c
Jan
2.30
Jan
97
•
Exploration
Gatineau
10c
7
7c
Ltd
Galkeno
Jan
7c
158
3,000
Feb
1
Ltd
Gait.win
Jan
5%c
2,767
40,700
23
95
"260
*
•
class
Petroleum
Giant
2,740
9c
3,989
11
20%
1
Companies
Jan
9c
15c
26
*
20
Corp
(U S)_.
Ford Motor Co
1
•
A
Kirklaud
Canada
35c
7%
1314c
Feb
99%
22
1
Manufacturing
Florida
26,458
28c
Mic
Mac
Feb
Jan
2.10 Feb
Jan
25
55c
j—
41,585
172
Mining ft Smelting
class
3.90
1
Consolidated
Jan
19 %c
10
1.40
27%
98
1
Copper
Preferred
12%
Mines—ZZZZZl
Consolidated
27c
Jan
47 %c
5c
Feb
Jan
Jan
10%
25c
—
Tungsten
2.70
51c
26
98'%
*
3.50
1
•
1
Mines
Warrants
11%
ZZZZ*
ZZZZZZ7
Mines
Lake
8%
Jan
Jan
914 c
1214c 1314c
Jan
*
Candy
Forgo Oils Ltd
2 88
12 %
ZZZZZZZ]
crest
iron
Gillies
15,700
9c
1314b
23%
25
Players Canadian—
Fanny
3 75
]
"
-
Fenimore
380
Feb
2.86 Mar
19
Feb
Sc
14c
Feb
17c
Geo
"•
Discovery
Consolidated
300
130
55
10%c
8c
ZZZ~*
Fiin._ZZZZZZ_Z*
Consolidated
Consolidated
100
91 is
22c
20%
51c
96c
"25%
3.50 Mar
20 %c
7%
Z
Mines
Gamnia
Denison
2.10
22c
1
1,785
•
42c
125
00c
$5
—
Mar
525
55c
23
1
Francoeur
9%
•
Development,
Corp
Allenbec Oil
Insurance
Jan
2.10
125
Feb
21
1
16c
6,500
Jan
15%
1
.
Jan
11
67c
"57c
Jan
1
common
11c
6c
Jan
11%
A
11
Feb
13c
3,015
B
5c
if
2.5Q
Consolidated Bakeries
Consolidated
Bcllekeno
Consoi
*
ZZZZ 10
Life
Coniagas Mines
Con
l
Feb
17c
14%
24%
Jan
30c
37c
Jan
7%c Jan
14 %
•*
Jan
17c 18 %c
Feb
12c
3,000
14%
22 %
1
1.80
24c
25c
1,000
9%c
8.50
Falconhridge Nickel
16%
28c
2,800
14c
8c
Jan
Explorers Alliance
100
Conduits
1
Corp
„;
Excelsior Refineries
68,800
17 %c
59c
35c
14c
•
Trust
Eureka
13
1
Jan
10% Mar
10
Ltd
—
Mining
Equitable Life
22,280
"f
17c
Fell
7%
7.70
*
A
Sol
50
ZZ
ZZZZ
23c
—
■'V
_»
—
Investment
Paper
3.50
Copper
Jan
•
Smelting
Eastern Steel Prods
Economic
50
Confederation
ft
Canada xlass
Feb
12c
625
650
;
Mining
Canada
12c
3,200
1
ot
16,500
17,800
90,050
Feb
16c
10%
8.30
common
Eastern Metals
2.80
Gold Mines
10
Feb
50
Ycllowknife Mines
Combined Enterprises
—
.
8.20
-
of
Jan
27c
1
Mines-
Ford
7%
Jan
8.30
...
Jan
3,672
17c
Jan
~_25
Colomac
10
Jan
1,150
1.78
Frobislier
Coldstream
14c
18c
8,000
Gold
Sullivan
French
12c 1314c
19c
Jail
20,822
4,315
Malartic Mines
Fraspr
j^e
18%c
Jan
7%e
60c
com
Ltd
East
Feb
Coin Lake
Co
East
Jan
Cody Reco
2,500
12c
10c
Jan
814
9%c
Mar
8c
12 Vic
72c
2.86
9c
Feb
Jan
Jan
52c
1714
14,575
15%
Feb
Jan
Jan
814
8%c
Feb
47
14la
8c
Jan
2.51
8c
8%c
19
43!% Feb
7c
40c
17%
110
1,320
-
4,500
50c
2.65
15
,
37,700
33c
17 i-
45%
15
'
9c
7,900
♦
Jan
43%
45
■
8 Vic
15,450
1,000
I
16%
150
8c
60c
•
11 Vic Feb
5,000
8c
52c
.
Jan
9c
18 %
8 Vac
60c
common
7c
8C
18%
—
18%
8
46c
Equip
9Vic Feb
1
gOe
Farm
Jan
1.63 Feb
1
Amplii
52c
Dunlop
7%e
Duvex Oils ft Minerals--
•* 4s
Cockshutt
3,000
East
1
Cochrane
9,210
8c
1.27
.
22c
Jan
Jan
1.80
26%
———————
Copper
l
Cocheuour Wlllahs
-'
l
Jan
Mar
Jan
2.20
1.57
7%c
Jan
1.05
common
17c
2.35
4.00
26! 4
common
4,500
2,500
50
2.90 Jan
3.40 Mar
23.50
Textile
Brewery
•
_
Chrysler
Coal
Donuell ft Mudgc
Cliimo Gold Mines
Chromium Mining
Smelting
2.65 Mar
3,650
1.21
Mines
Chibougamau Mining ft Smelting
ft
200
3.60
•
ft
Ford
18 %c
1
Mines
6c
o<;
59c
2.65
7%e
•
Jan
Rio
Chiboug Jaculet
1.45
1.25
Pat Gold
Charter
51.120
Feb
•
Corp Ltd
Cayzor Athabaska
Del
1.56
51c
3.4.C
26%
common
Preferred
Donnhia
El
Zl
Ltd
Quartz
Asbestos
Central
1
18c
16c 1714c
1.46
1.10
II
.
Producers
Captain
Cassiar
20c
Feb
Jan
100
preferred
17%
11V* Mar
2.65
"
.i
100
Eldricli Mines
Canadian Utilities 5%
Jan
Jan
Jau
Jan
29c
ZZZZZZZZ~Z
ZZZ25
1955 warrants
Canadian
~
Magnesium
Dominion Tar ft Chemical
Jan
16
1.65
78c
—
3.60
_•
Preferred
Feb
42c
5,600
Jail
55c
%c Jan
1.75
25c
Stores
10,213
33c
12
Feb
•
Dominion
45c
24,100
1.07
2.00
Jan
2.22
11% Feb
-
2
4.70
43c
Jan
1
Steel
2.10
10%
1
Oils—
Dominion
45c
275
1
Ltd
Dominion Scottish Invest
2.10
11%
♦
Feb
lOo
—_
A^,
Jail
20c
11%
11%
1
1.03
7
16%
24,008
'
1
-
10%
Jan
16%
150
5
-
Jan
7
690
17%
1
—
Jan
49c
Jan
17%
17%
.
Bridge
11
87c
Jan
34,661
9%e
Jan
11c
1
7c
34c
1.30
*
Seagrams
5.30
6.20
Mar
17%
•
—
Palmer
5.75
21c
3.00-Fe-n
3.25 Jan
4.60 Mar
15c
8c
r
Mines
Feb
Mar
1.18
♦
Exploration
Jan
7c
Feb
43
1.25
_
Feb
1.60
107"
V 2.29 Jan
600
10,700
Feb
Jan
Mar
17%
1
Jan
72c
33%
Jan
8d
Mines
5%
Feb
~
43
6.43
_j
,,
Mines
14%
Jan
200
Jan
*
104
:
e
—•
Mines
Gold
29%
1.35
29
15
25
"
class
Jan
65c
i'-
'
r..
Dccoui'sey Brcwis
Deer
1714c
,
18c
1
Leather
Feb
4.00
,
4.75
1,
4.90 Mar
87c
1,970
106% 106%
17c
—
-
13
800
71c
*
warrants
Jan
4.60
-
28%
18,800
4.25
90c
1.50
*
■
12c
Jan
.
Duragon Mines
9
*
Hydrocarbon
Malartic Gold
Jan
4.85
•
——
—
25%
4.90
warrants,
Warrants
Canadian
6%c
1,000
-r
32%
43
Explorers
Dominion
Canadian
20,212
6.05
Feb
705
1314
common
Oils
13c
-
'
2.60
10
180
2814
Canadian Dredge ft Dock
Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian Homestead
Canadian Husky Oil
Jan
43
Mincruls
0
*
Canadian Gen Securities class B
Canadian High Crest,
74c
106%
—10
28
4.90
•
„
Jan
1.75
39c
13 lis
3
Canadian Export Gas Ltd
Canadian Food Products com
Class' A:y
55c
31%
;
—
9
2814
Petroleum
Steel
16,350
31%
Nest
Crows
Jan
2.619
•
Wright
Feb
Jan
70c
5.75
-
Oauaua-
Zelierbaeh
Crown
Feb
6,350
1
Curtis
4 Feb
67c
—
Pershing
9%c
44
25
Preferred
Canadian
Mar
9c
2.55
Trust
14
4.25
28%
•
common
Chieftain Potc
Collieries common
46c
18c
*
Zinc—-
of
35C
9
Chemical ft Cellulose
Canadian
Mar
13c
—10
Crestauruin Minos
Jan
3.50
13%
4114
10c
preferred
Canadian
Canadian
-
45c
1,500
Jan
-6%c
Warrants
Feb
1.16 Jan
Lead
OH
32
7c
27%
dec
D'Eldona
Canadian Celanese
\
ll!ic Jan
Jan
Croinor
1214
4.25
27!Jj
2.00
Mar
13%
8c
28
Oils
A
70c
100
Aluminum,...
British
1.50 Mar
2,635
38
431a
25
British
Canadian
! Feb
Jan
Jan
11c
.
—
Craig Bit
500
20
common
Preferred
8c
9 Vic
13c
•
Imperial
37'/,,
2
Bank of Commerce
Canadian Breweries
-
6%c Feb
832
8%c Jan
6.00
B
38
«
class B
Canadian
Feb
4 %c
—10
—
Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Chiboug—
Corby Distillery class A—
36%
_20
1—
warrants
Petroleum
42c
22,500
1
—_—
Can
Clark Publishing
Copp
37
*
*
:
Permanent
Canada
A
;
8%c Jan
Jan
2,«j8o
31,100
•
—
—
Coppcrcorp
1.50
70c
class
B
Jan
24c
3,500
13c 14 %c
100
common
Exploration
1.05
.
Packers
Class
—•
Co
series A pfd
7.40
.
Lands
Tungsten: Mining
Gas
2814
281a
—
4c
2,899
Jan
550
Jan
7,500
;
'
69c
1
1,450
Jan
Feb
8c
13c
J
Basin——
59c
Cosmos
Canaoa
Budbury
28c
75c*
.
7%c
l
2014
"
-
Canada Oil
Kegeourx Mines Ltd—
Mines-
6814
56c
10
common-..
Preferred
JaO
100
j»-
Associates
Malting
12c
45c
1
1814
—
common
preferred
Canada
-
Poplar
6714
1
Canada Crflshed Cut Stone
Canada
10c
Mar
12
_•
.
10c
13
20
.
46c
12% Mar
1
common
45c
495
20%
Preferred
11c
Pershcourt
68%
25c
Campbell Chthougamau
Campbell Reel Lake
Canada Cement
7%c
Consolidated
20c
Jan
11c
Feb
41c
17c
1
0c
17c
2,132
'
6c
6%c Jan
40c
18c
High
Jan
34c
1,000
13
Jan
49c
7c
Consolidated
1114
19 %c
16,100
18c
:
3.000
68c
5c
Feo
Mine
Low
23c
57c
30c
Mar
6
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1
39
Jan
Peak. Oils
Share*
21c
1
Consolidated Northland Mines
Jan
5%
1,815
9,500
;
Power common
6c
35%
„•
Petroleum
Calgary ft Edmonton,
Calgary
18c
*
150
1114
—1
-
57c
Negus Mines
Nicholson Mines
Consolidated
Oils
Low
1
,
575
4Lc
—
Mines
for Week
1
2
39
1214
Cabanga
Explor
Consolidated Mosher
Jan
1.03
Morrison
6%
714 c
11%
C'aDJc
Sale*
Range
of Pace*
-
Par
Consolidated
38
7 Vic
—
Feb
514
>
.
*
•
Week'*
Last
1
High
2.45
4,650
85c
Gc
6%C
Ext_.—
Burlington
Range Since Jan.
4,500
8,500
'
Buffalo
Friday
Sale Prie*
STOCKS
Share*
High
1
Smelting-_
ft
for Week
7
Sale*
5%
Feb
Jan
Jan
92c
Feb
1.30
2718
Jan
31%
Feb
600
6%
Jau
7%
Jan
470
3.00
Jail
3.40
Jan
2.70
Feb
540
1,220
15
Jan
Jan
3.40 Feb
18
Feb
200
-
4.80
Pfeb
5.00
Jan
100
4.25 Mar
4.35
Jan
■'
Number 5723
Volume 137
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1120)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR THE WEEK ENDED MARCH 7
Last
STOCKS
Range
Sale Price
Greyhawk Uranium
Guaranty Trust
Gulch
Gulf
Ltd
Mines
Lead
222
20% Jan
21
Jan
Mercury Chlpman Knit
10c
1,600
8%c Jan
11c
Jan
Merrill Island Mining.
Jan
Mersey Paper 5 % %
8c
1614
Jan
24%c Jan
6.75
7.05
1
8%c
814c 1014c
21,500
29 %
2912
7c
30
Jan
13c
12%
11,945
6,880
•
Gold
Gypsum Lime & Aiab
18c
3,000
15%
7.00
Lake
40,350
Erass
Jan
16% Feb
Meta
Mexican
7.25
Jan
4Vac Jap
11c
Feb
27
32% Jan
5.70 Jan
1,105
Jan
Uranium
pfd
Hallno'r Mines
Roca
Ham
Harrison
Hartz
Gold
of
Heath
A—
:
*
;
-
Lake
Mines
Gold
Highland
Mines
Oils
Gold
Sarcee
Consol
Oil
11%
•
1.55
1.50
1.60
3,487'
55c
55c
55c
300
45c
21c
Mar
300
1.70 Jan
4,300
8%c Jan
13c
Jan
Mill City Petroleums
Millikeh Lake Uranium
Feb
12o
Jap
Milton
7%
9C
2.00 Feb
—i_—
-
_
*
22c
21c
22c
10,427
_1
Brick
2.15
2.15
2.30
27,690
*
2.35
2.25
2.40
695
:
100
7
Jan
500
14C
Feb
1,000
6c
Jan
7c
Mar
50c
59c
79,550
33C
Jan
79c
Jan
7c
714 c
6,500
6C
Jan
8c
Jan
Mindamar Metals
Corp
Mining Corp
Mining Endeavour Co„
Mining Ore Mines
6%c
Feb
Mogul
1.25
6c
1.36'
1.10
4,300
-
'
24c
22
25c
I,500
19c
21
—
a
22
3,173
20% Jan
Mining
Molsons
A
;
•
16%
1514
ii
•
15%
14%
15%
27
2714
Smith Paper common
Prior
preferred
*
__
1614
Feb
14%
Jan
14
Jan
16%
25%
Jan
29 %
43
43
4314
85
41
3.55
1,970
3.05
Feb
2,725
17%
Feb
3.05
Corp
Feb
Multi
Creek
Indian
Gold
Lake
Industrial
Accent
Corp Ltd
$2.75
preferred
$4% preferred
Inglis
<John)
Ingram & Bell preferred
Inland, Cement
Co
preferred
Inland
Natural
Gas
Warrants
95c
1,907
77c
Jan
Feb
National Trust
80
32
Jan
37
Feb
Nealon
45
47%
1,117
43'%
Jan
49% Feb
58
5814
150
49
Feb
62
Feb
New
3814
39%
9,861
38 %
Feb
13
1314
2,860
12%
Jan
41% Jan
13% Feb
614
203
5%
Jan
6
6C
614
614c
II,000
6c
Jan
10c
28%
27
28%
1,541
25% Jan
7.00
7.00
05
7.00 Jan
7.85
1.03
8,150
34c
Jan.
5%c
3,000
4c
Jan
7c
Jan
27C
7,462
25c
Mar
35c
Feb
Mines
-1
21c
20C
21c
9,250
19c
Feb
27c
Jan
50o
1.20
1.06
1.20
*
Calumet
Feb
New
Chamberlain
29c
30c
25c
Jan
35c
Jan
19C
19c
1,000
17c
Jan
23c
Jan
38c
48c
38c
Jan
59c
Feb
l
2.30
2.30
2.47
22,900
6,933
1
15c
15c
16c
83,400
12c
100
1214
5,087
Davies
10% Feb
New
13%
Jan
New Fortune
6
Feb
7%
Jan
New
25
15
Feb
16'A
Jan
2.50
1,200
Feb
3.00
56c
56c
8,000
Gas
Mines—^
1,550
•
16C
12c
16c
Feb
18c
Jan
17c
16C
17C
2,400
5,250
12c
1
14c
Jan
19c
Feb
7c
8c
8,900
6c
Feb
9%c
Jan
7%c
6%c
7%c
5,000
6%c Jan
9c
Jan
A
15c
15c
17c
5,250
14 %c Feb
20c
Jan
1
30c
25c
30c
23c
4214
12%
88c
41
4214
94,100
4,027
18%c Jan
9
36% Jan
42% Feb
12%
12%
2,390
9% Jan
12% Mar
Mar
Feb
32c
Jan
52c
1,400
Joburke
Gold
Joliet-Quebec
Manitoba Mining &
Smelting Co Ltd
Feb
1.97
New
1?C
500
14c
Mar
95c
1.37
158,025
89c
Jan
Jan
19c
New
Gold
Roiiyn Merger
37c
Jan
Feb
New
-»c
Mar
13c
Jan
New
15c
Jan
23c
Jan
Nickel Rim
59c
25c
27c
10c 1014c
5,500
»8c
Jan
15c
Feb
Nor
6,820
7,000
38c
Jan
60c
Feb
Feb
29c
Jan
50c
220
25c
Kerr-Addison
2.15
2,100
2.26
Jan
6c
7,000
5c
Jan
8c
Jan
Norpax
1
18
17%
18
7,350
14%
Jan
18%
Feb
Norsyncomaque
1.31
1.80
1.31 Mar
1.96
Feb
North
1.40
1.25
1.50
32c
50c
1.90 Feb
1
Gold
Acme
Noriartic
1
6c
514c
0%c
Kirkland Minerals
1
46c
46c
50c
1214 c
14c
2,500
20%
21
965
1
Mines
1
Copper
Warrants
Kirkland
Labatt
Townsite
(John)
Labrador Mining
Lake
Lake
Cinch
21
Lake
Lexindin
Liberal
Little
Mines
3.30
82%
85
264
Jan
Feb
3.30 Mar
Jan
Jan
80
Jan
1.10
75c
Feb
Jan
2.70
8,513
Feb
87
10c
8,400
7c
Jan
12c
Jan
19c
19c
24c
9,000
16c
Jan
25c
Jan
4.35
4.30
4.60
20c
21c
4,025
2.81
2.90
610
9c
9c
-
2.60
11
11
1.23
1.41
5c
4%c
5%c
19,500
1.29
_.l
2.95
Feb
Jan
Utanium
Goldfield
Yellowknife
Norvalie
_
Jan
Ocean
Gold
25%
23
25%
1,035
22
Feb
25% Mar
23
22 Vz
23%
2,025
22
Jan
24
659
46
Jan
Mar
Warrants
6%C Jan
4%C Jan
8%C Jan
116
Ontario
9c
9,000
lie
Jan
54c
58C
17,700
53c
Jan
68C
Jan
34c
8,350
27c
Jan
50C
Feb
10c
10c 11 %c
9,000
9%C Jan
16C
Jan
Orenada
22
100
23% Mar
Feb
20c
20c
23c
31,700
lie
Jan
8c
8c
8c
1,500
6c
Jan
29c
Feb
8c
/
Class
Pan
Jan
Jan
Mar
28
2.44
Feb
Jan
6C
1.20
12c
3c
550
Western
Feb
Jan
9C
Feb
Permo
Gas
8c
Feb
20C
Feb
Perron
Gold
47 c
32,900
40C
Feb
65C
Jan
Peruvian
19C
201,770
8%C
Jan
19C
Mar
6%
11,273
Maybrun Mines
__
Frontenac
-
14c
13c
14c
52%
51%
52%
—
«
common
Lake
LaJce_.
Gold Mines—
Petroleums-.
footnotes see page 42.
.
73%
227
67%
17C
21,000
10 %c
-.1
8C
7c
8c
6.940
*
18c
18C
18c
500
2.42
2.60
6,319
.1.25
—
2.51
,
Jan
,
6%
83
180
Jan
50
579
72
-...1
48c
Jan
12c
6,500
12c
—
-
5% Feb
77% Mar
12c
•
Mdntyre porcupine
°
115
53
&
1.15
3,200
2,000
7,125
2,000
10 %C 13%c1
19c 19 %c
1.10 Jan
10
Feb
Jan
1.30 Jan
Jan
12
Jan
4.2& Jan'
77
Jan
82
Mar
21c
Jan
33Q
Jan
2.70
10 %c Mar
14 %c
Jan
Jan;'
16C
23C
5c
5c
3,000
5c
Jan
52c
1,000
48c
Jan
950
13%
Feb
15
6c
6%c
4,500
6c
Jan
1-80
1.70
1.90
9,511
42C
46c
5,950
10
20
8%
7%
8%
8%-
6.30
3.00
1
*
,
~2c
30c
Jan
59c
15
Jan
7c
51c
12,300
5,375
5,500
7%
23c
1.19
Jan
1.55
11 %c
Jan
17 %c
1.55
Jan
36c
Jan
Jan;
Jan
Feb.
Jan
1.90 Mar,
49c
Feb
525
8
Jan
8% Mar
7
Jan
8
17,390
6.40
3.00
Jan
9c
300
8
6.00
2.95
11 %c
Jan
Mar
500
~
5.75
2.15
Feb
Jan
Mar
6.70
Jan
3.00
Feb
Jan
12C 13 %C
11,800
11c
Feb
20c
25c
2,300
19c
Jan
28c
Feb
25c
Jan
36c
JaB
20%
Jan
22c
29c
30c
9,200
17%
18%
10,302
17
116 119%
848
103
48c
53c
9.075
42c
Jan
57c
Feb
23c
26C
8,500
20c
Jan
6c
10o
1
6c
500
preferred—
—I
—1
•
Mines
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
•
1
1
7
1.71
26%c
80c
58c
Jan
Pioneer
Gold
of
British
Jan
Pitoh
Ore
Feb
Placer
Columbia
1.15
l-44
5c
Uranium
lie
Jan
Powell
River
16c
22C
Jan
Powell
Rouyn
Feb
Power
Com
Ponder^Oils
—
-
11 %c
Feb
60c
Feb
Jan
5,100
3%c Jan
2,426
37 %c Jan
3.00
3.00
450
3.00 Jan
42C
3,300
33c
Jan
50c
19c
5,166
14c
Jan
20c
Jan
8
Jan
3,925
Feb
7
1.80
7.500
26c
27c
25c
Feb
40c
Feb
70c
Jan
85c
Feb
2.05
Jan
80c
81c
12,300
4,100
45C
65c
87,300
38c
Jan
65c
Jan
Jan
90c
Jan
Jan
1,350
60c
1.15
1.22
7.899
98c
1.41
1.45
3,100
78C
5,500
5C
490
30e
15,700
33
31%
33 Vs
40c
40C
41c
60%
60%
80%
Jan
6%
9.00
*
6%4 Feb
1.60 Feb
4.00
1.70
5C
1
—
9c
7c
28C
_50o
-•
Gold————
28c
42c
9.00
Development
Mar
Jan
4%c Jan
5%C
77c
1
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
119% Mar
17c
3.00
1
1
1.28
-2
Jan
39C
—*
Mines—
Mar
40C
7c
Feb
17C
2.60
2Gc
£3c
1
1
—
Oil
J8
119%
Jan
76
2.20 Jan
1.90 Jan*1
3.30
—*
Petrol Oil & Gas
0%c1 Jan
,
Feb
14
15c
Oils
Oil &
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
15c
*
Mines
Jan
,
Jan
Feb
1.51
*
*
Drilling
5C
79%
Feb
3.50
Feb
33c
Paymaster Consol
Pembina
Pipeline common
31c
5%
Feb
4.60
13
2.40
14c
1
Parker
3,000
77%
Jan
8,925
1.45
Pater Uranium Mines Ltd
60,975
6%
19C
tie
—1
Jan
22,200
77%
Feb
1.91
Feb
3.20
"
1
Jan
8c
•
10 %C
•'
1
Jan
15c
14c
3.00 Mar
11
72c
Jan
13c
*
Amalgamated
36C
17c
Mar
1.50
4 5°
Pardee
13c
47C
38c
3.00
14c
Paramaque Mines
Mines
31c
1
Feb
1.40
13%
1.50
Parbec
6%c
1
Mar
30
1.12
3.15
1
90o
Tubes
Porcupine
Pamour
Jan
1.07 Feb
6%c Mar
10,000
IlOO
Red
Feb
1.15
Jan
1.7C1
30,500
44c
1.12 Mar
50
25c
Hersey
Page
35c
Jan
23%
Feb
34c
-
Preferred
For
6c
4c
1.10
5C
Mar
30
400
23 %C
Petroleum
9%C
Jan
95c
37,266
1.10
Jan
375
45
Ormsby Minerals
Osisko Lake Mines
6%c
•
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd com—
Medallion
——
Feb
Jan
3.25
Feb
2.75
15
1,972
Gold
—1
Mining Corp
McWatters
2.27
36c
14c
1.50
3.25
6,640
preferred
B
I—1
>
Martin-McNeely Mines—
McMarmac
2.06
3%c
5c
1
—
Marigold Oils
Red
24c
1,773
2.06
2.70 Jan
Jan
7%cMar
Jan
3.05
5%C Jan
18,900
28
•
Mines
McKenzie
1.06
26%
Feb
Jans
2.75
15
82
'
—
Marcon Mines
McColl
1.00
28
*
Malartic
Maneast Uranium
Maritime
1.00
1
Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines
Maralgo
2,800
12,000
1
Bloedel class B_.
Majortrans
Goldfieids—
Ltd
28c
6%c
•
Macleod Cockshutt Gold Mines
Macmillan
:8c
Jan
2.40
12,266
3% c
2.23 Mar
Jan
Jan
35
3.10
3.10
*
Opemiska Copper
Orange Crush
—
Jan
4.00
3.25
———.—
80c
28c
450
.
54c
—1
39,877
15,950
12
11%
Club common
Jockey
30C
.—1
2.55
10
;—
Preferred
21,833
_•
Explorations
3.45 •:
12
82
—,
Malartic
O'Leary
135
23
5C
Macfie
3.15
2.15
Feb
Feb
135
Macdonald Mines
3.30
.—20
Oils
41% Jan
46
135
4%c
1.75
115,100
Cedent
Okalta
2.68
45c
2.90
Ogama Rockland Gold
Oka Rare Metals Mining
2.70
?8c
8c
14%
Feb
1
43c
5c
Jan
45:%
Mines
50
51c
Jan
5c
Mines—
1,460
1,120
Mines
1.35
Jan
III
Co—
Gold
2.85
2.90
—
2.09
23%
38,800
7,700
43,140
30
Obaska Lake Mines-
Pacific
Macassa
Mines
Nudulama
30%
23 %
13c
1.15
—1
*
1.50 Jan
1.12
135
-
7%c
11%
Mines
28% Jan
1
Jan,
Jan.
7c
25c
10c
•
Ltd—.
Oils
Northland
1,330
•
Lowney (W M>—
Lyndhurst Mining
Telephone
Northwestern Utilities pfd
Northern
13,920
1,900
8C
1.36
13c
20
——100
Natural Gas
Northern Ontario
1.94
9c
1.51
Feb
5c
Jan
28c
•
Northern Canada Mines
30%
•
1.34 Jan
7c
30
*
warrants
1957
30
1
;
500
1.12
*
*
—
A
1.80
d.
Louvicourt
Class
1.15
45%
Mines
Jan
Mar
1.1$ Jan
9c
2.42
1956 warrants
1.85
100
Warrants
1.10
78c
3.50
Common warrants
1.28
—T
Lone Island Petroleums—
Jan
7c
8%c Jhn
Jan
16c
2.23
-
4c
39
25 %C
*
North Star Oil common
O'Brien
-50
:
—
36%c Jan
8%c Feb
Jan
30
Class A warrants
6C
•
Explorations
Jan
Jan
5%c Jan
Jan
2.23
Uranium
Northspan
30%
—
Theatres
14c
4%c
Jan
1
North Rankin
•
.
Jan
7c
2.75
Mar
1.41 Mar
•
B
Jan
17c
35%
11c
50
-30
•
39c
Feb
Jan
11
Jan
4C
Feb
20%
10% Jan
95c
478,950
Jan
3.15
"
Jan
19
100
•
Jan
2.20
788
1.32
22c
Jan
2.75
Feb
5.25
Jan
15%c Jan
900
19%
19%
1
Mines
3.90
365
'"! 1914
A_
Preferred
Lynx
3.05
2.£5„
Petroleum
Lomega
Lorado
40c
Jun
Mar
17%
Jan
93c
1,800
3
Long Lac Gold
Loews
15
1,945
35,700
60c
,
Loblaw Groc 1st pfd-—
Loblaw Cos class A
Class
21
1.05
-l
:
Gold
14c
Jan
2.85
-
Secord Candy Shops
Laurentide Acceptance class
Gold
Jan
..1
Laura
Leitch
11c
18%
„i
Mining
Gold
Jan
16%
3.25
Eeb
9c
Jan
55C
Mines-—
Lamaque
8c
73c
98c
III
Mines
Mines
Shore
Wasa
Lttz
Jan
Mar
"9c
-1
Preferred
5c
-
12c
38%
8c
10c
Warrants
15%
-
Lake Lingraan Gold
Lake Osju Mines
La
Feb
Mar
16
-l
Debentures
Lake
1.25
50c
46c
12c
26c
•
common
6c
2,200
4,000
1,200
2,018
6,500
1.15
Feb
Jan
1.05
85
Gas
Oils
300
576,328
-■
2.42
•
1
1
Corp
Mining
Canadian
95c
_•
—i
Mines
8%C
1
Mines
1.25
38%
38%
1
*
Nickel
27c
III
Exploration.
&
Mines
Dufault
Lakeland
1
—;
Ltd
12C
•
Mines
Norgold
1.22
1.20
6c
1
Mines
2.02
Kirkland Hudson Mines
Kllembe
1.05
3,500
1.20
78c
Nisto
514 c
192,325
3,500
20,850
10,500
8,463
Kerr Lake
1.15
87c
Feb
6c
Gold
1.20
1
33c
Jan
1
Mines
5C
6c
1
50c
Gold
2,000
Nipissing Mines
Normetal Mining
Kenville
9,000
6c
Jan
4914 c
24c
2.15
•
504,800
8c
6c
17c
10%c Jan
15o
Jujnping Pound Petroleums
Jupiter Oils
26c
6%c
1
Noranda Mines—
22c
48C
11c
22c
6%C
1
Mines -Ltd.;
13c
27c
9c
23%c
1
Senator Rouyn
Superior Oils™
13c
1
Ltd
Co
'
25c
Feb
1.38
50,796
3,000
4,600
20c
11c
1
Mines
12,300
47,500
1
Exploration
Mylamaaue
2,600
33,175
•
New Minda-Scotia
Jan
98c
1.40 Mar
14c
•
Mining
•
New
1
Mines
Jonsmitli Mines
Jowsey
Mines
1
Mines
1
Newlund Mines—
Newnorth
.
Mines
■
27,860
9 c>
Jan
1
1
56c
Jan
19c
Highridge Mining
Kelore
9c
8c
Jan
Harricana
New
50c
4%c Jan
New Hosco Mines
37% Feb
1814c 1914c
2,500
14c
New
Feb
19c
4,300
5%c
14c
New
31 %
I
1.26
5%C
Feb
1,648
1
Jan
1.18
1
Mines
Jan
24c
1
1.40
Feb
1.0G
Feb
18%c Feb
Jan
3414
Ltd
2.59
Jan
Jan
20%
21c
(1939)
2.01
68c
Jan
3214
Exploration
Minerals
-
13c
3314
Jeanette
10,100
1
Explorations
Goldvue
International Petroleum
Jaye
Oil of Canada
Dickenson Mines
New
Jan
42c
10%
5,865
1.33
Jan
30C
New Delhi
15
1.01
1,925 '
1
New
Feb
6%
-
,_50c
New Continental
Feb
4.25
2.70
Petroleum
Pete
Feb
97%
6
;
Mines
52%
Mar
15
1
Gold
New
Jason
Jellicoe Mines
19c
25C
5c
25C
6%
1.18
5lc
6c
24c
15
•
Jan
13,000
5c
1014
20o
Jam
7c
6c
1
Jan
25c
New
Wait© Mining
Jacobus Mining Corp
lie
12c
30c 32 %c
1
75% Mar
Jack
Jan
Janv
Jan
12c
30c
7C
20c
2.70 Jan
93c
15c
40c
Mar
1
Mines
92
1.50
Feb
Jan
39
Jan
Bidlamaque
49% Jan
87c
12c
22c
Jan
5c
Athona
145
1.40
13c
Jan
32%
5,500
10,000
6,200
New Bristol Oils-—-
10%
25o
1
1
100
5%C
New
105
2.50
39
5c
22
New
1,375
20
39
2.17 Mar
Jan
Feb
Jan
92
42c
10
;
1.50
21
Jan
%
4.05
4
510
Alger Mines
92
Feb
4,775
21%
»
3.80
10%
510
2.17
21
Uranium
29% Feb
10% Mar
Jan;
4.55
4.00 Jan
4.35
1.95
B
—
Labine
Jan
Ltd
Feb
12% Feb'
24%C Jan
•
class
Mines
Nesbitt
69%
Pipe Line
Syndicate class A
Irish Copper Mines
;
Iron Bay
Mines
Jan
36c
25c
Mills
Car
Mines
15,430
Interprovincial
52c
•
Hosiery
7iT%
Investors
Jan
4.25
National
71%
International Ranwick
42c
23%c Jan
4.30
3614
•
Jan
67% Mar
*
36
f
20
75%
;
Jan
15%
Jan
Inspiration Mining
1
International Bronze Powders pfd—25
International Nickel Co common
•
;
20%
Jan
Jan
94c
20
Feb
Jan
11%
95c
2.70
15%
15 %c
Steel
-
29% Mar
64
450
,
Petroleum
,
29% Mar
•.
-
15
200
545
1,486
,
21,800
National
20
67%
19c
National
1
common
Preferred
15%
12V'a
Feb
1214
16%
65
Jan
17c
Jan
*
16
15
65%
Jan
-
12%
Jan
10
27
19c
25c
52
Jan'
26%
37 %c Mar
12%
45%
52
55c
100
100
•
17%
__
11,600
5
Mar
4.00
38c,
29%. 29%,
29%
29?%
National Drug & Chemical common
15% Mar
-
37 %c
National Explorations Ltd
3.55 Mar
18c
•
38c
291%
29%
3,700
40% Mar
100
1
Co.
Feb
470,100
2,789
50
4
.
&
18C
26c
4,500
Warrants
Jan
46c
43
common.*
8c
43c
19c
1
20,000
23 %c
1614
3914
35c
24c
18c
13 %
14c
43c
1514
Imperial Life Assurance
10
Imperial Oil
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
6% preferred
4.86%
Jan;
14c
1
4014
45%
12c
9.10
1
;
43
10
Feb
Feb
*
i
Mines
7.00
Bank
10%
8c
•
.
Minerals
Nama
Nello
Imperial
Jan
3,200
„
18C
_20
480
9c
*
A
common
1
Oils
Huron & Erie Mtge——
10
8c
*
16%
•
9.75
1
class
-Jan;
10c
7%c Jan
500
8c
10
9c
1
Corp__
Brewery
1
Smelting
Bay Oil
Hugh Pam Porcupine
8c
•
Molybdenum Corp
Feb
__
3.55
Hudson
Jan
2.63 Feb'
2.50 Feb
•
Montreal Locomotive Works—
Feb
3.151
_•
Mining ——;
Hudson Bay Mining &
24 %c
Jan
1.95
Feb
80
3,638
:
50
———
Hoyle
Humber
30c
23% Feb
Moore
Class B
Class
Howard
Jan
-
1.77 Jan
I
.
1.36 Mar
Jan
Feb
1.75 Feb
6O0 -Feb
Jan
Jan
18%c Jan
4%c Jan ■
3,000
.
9
1.25
Feb
85c
,
Feb
84c
Jan
Warrants
300
Jan
12%
Jan
12
11%
Jan
Jan\"
,46
12c
Jan
65c
Feb
17
Feb
•.
<
Jan
49c
17,100
5c
—20c
Jan
9%e Jan
9,526
9c
16%
Lid—
Co
46
51,600
Class- B
Home
50
3,700
77c
'
Highwood
Hoilinger
46
85c
1.35
.—1
**
79c
65c
7c
1
.
Bell
Feb
73c
7c
1
Gold
61c
75c
55c
1
9,100
80c
7c
1
Red
Jan
70c
•
10c
7=14
Iron
Feb
11c
1
2.00
1414c 1414c
1
Mines
18o
Jan
46
_•
common-
Mining
9c
!)c
Lakes
Headway
Heva
class
F)
tj
Hasaga
Head
1
Jan
5c
Midcon Oil & Gas
9c
1
Mines
Minerals
lie
100
Midrim
1614
50
High
2,200
6c
10c 10 %c
10 %c
x
1614
a
1
;;
Goia
lg 1
LOW
14c
63c
~70c
50
J
Mines
Light & Power
Range Since Jan. 1
High
14c
14c
.
1
2.00
*
common-
Share*
6c
& Development_50o
Midwest Industries Gas__
Hahn
Low
for Week
"
16
Warrants
Gwillim
Mentor Exploration
21
714 c
1
Week's
Range
of Price*
Par
High
20c
21
—1
Mines———
LOW
18c
19c
21
J
Mines
Gunnar
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Bale*
Last
STOCKS
Shares
10c
•
10
—
Friday
Sale Price
for Week
>
of Prices
LOW
For
.<•
Sates
Week's
Friday
1.05
5c
Jan
Jan
1.23
Feb
1.54 Feb
7%c Feb
Jan
10%
Jan
23c
Feb
36c
Jan
1,610
29%
Jan
33%
Feb
1,500
40c
Jan
46c
Jan
Jan
60% Mar
110
8.00
54%
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
2
.
.
.
(1130)
Monday, March 10, -1958
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR TIIE
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
STOCKS
Low
Par
'V'/
High
Low
2.25 Jan
2.50
3,300
•
8c
9C
5,000
3.45
2A5
300
Border
Iron
Premium
Warrants
—>
—
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chibottgamau. Gold
1.10
2.65
1
1
1
1
1
1
*
1
1
*
.
Quebec Alanitou Mines
Quebec Metallurgical
Quebec Natural Gas
Queenston Gold Mines
Quemont Mining —
Radlore
Uranium
Rainville
Mines Ltd
.—-—
Petroleum
—
,—
Oil
St
Corp
common
Mar
79c
Jan
1.25
2.85
Feb
IOC 10%'C
6,000
9%c Jan
41c
45c
15,900
34c
Jan
29c
33c
7,700
27c
Jan
6'c
5.60
6%c
8c
14,000
5.60
5.70
910
13c
15c
Gold
Petroleums
——
Twin City
Acceptance
Feb
Union
Jan
United
Jan
10c
Jan
United
Corps Ltd claSs A
Feb
6.15
Jan
20c
Feb
Jan
Jan
class
Jan
1.55
Jan
25'%
Feb
14c
8,000
Jan
17c
Jan
7.90
1,015
Feb
'United
10c
10c
2,000
Jan
15c
Jan
50c
14,000
36c
Jan
55c
Feb
L'Oc
20c
17c
Feb
35c
86c
Jan
8c
10,000
1.40
1.55
4,200
23c
38c
12,200
86
25
1.15
1.25
2,875
1.00
Jan
1.35
Jan
6c
7c
6,600
5%c
Jan
8c
Class
A
Class
B
Oils
I)
Mli.trft
<
Silver Standard Mines
10c
1.55
Jan
1.25
24c
Jan
54c
86
Mar
86
Steel Ccrp
Universal Prod
K D Manufacturing
Slater
common
Slocan
i
Vanadium
Jan
Vanaoo Consol
Feb
Ventures
Jan
Vico Explorations
Violamac Mines
Alar
Alloys
Ltd
Vulcan Oils
Sour is
Valley Gil
Spartan Air
Warrants
Explorations Ltd
Wainwrlght Producers & Kef
Walte Amulet Alines
19,000
28c
30c
40,260
28c
Feb
44c
Jan
Waterous
Feb
14c
16c
17,366
13c
13%
13%
16,911
12%
99Tb
100
903
7c
8c
53
55%
3.15
3.60
98
Wayne
14
Feb
Weedon
100
Jan
Werner
53
7,978
8c
Mar
Feb
64%
Jan
Feb
3.60 Mar
3.15 Mar
188,821r
Jan
& W)
Copper
Nickel
Feb
Jan
Feb
West
28%
7
Feb
7%
Jan
Western
9c
Jan
12c
Jan
Western
Western
Decalta
Mayglll Gas Oil
Westeel
10% Mar
13
Jan
12%
Jan
14%
Jan
Jan
99% Afar
Feb
85c
Jan
Western
Jan
13 %c
Jan
2,880
51c
11c
2,800
10c
15%
1,310
15%
Feb
27
Jan
31
Feb
Class
370
25%
Jan
29
Feb
S44
4.50
4.55
225
3.30
Jan
13% Jan
13c
20,800
11c
58C
800
50c
28
29
70
2.16
1.93
2.16
28
1.69
10,718
4.40
4.70
24%
5.00 Feb
class
29
45
45
45
24
3,520
108*
Jan
73c
Jan
White
Jan
4.25
29 '
Steep
Jan
4.75
Wood
Wood
Jan
45
Mar
21%
Jan
3.65
Jan
4.65
Jan
&
Ltd
Aflnes
Winnipeg & Central Gas
Feb
400 ■*
3.95
Feb
25% Mar
3Q
Jan
Oils
Sullivan
Alexander
—
—.
Feb
Yankee
Canuck
1
43c
42C
45c
10,550
23c
Jan
48c
Feb
Yellorex
Superior
15C
15c
1,500
13c
Jan
17c
Feb
Yellowknlfe
11
4.30
Mar
11
11
16%
16%
6,439
16'%
Feb
18
Jan
58c
59c
4,300
58c
Jan
66c
Jan
1.35
18
,/■
85C
18
1.35
18
85C
5,200
Jan
200
*
16
Feb
Jan
18
500
4C
Jan
6c
11c
1,300
10c
Jan
12c
41%
42
165
38
Jan
16c
17c
3,250
14c
Jan
23c
Yale
Lead
6%
7%
7%
310
2.10
400
20c
21c
13,700
22c
22c
25c
6,750
17c
Jan
25o
720
33%
Jan
38'%
12'%
Jan
13
i5c
Jan
1.14
50c
1.75
68c
26c
Jan
Voting
Taylor
Teck
1.25
Toronto
2.04 Feb
Jan
93c
Jan
Jan
Andian
Anglo
5c
7c
Jan
Jan
National
Tr»«WR
Class
4
%%
305
24%
Jan
28% Feb
British
51
3,267
45%
Jan
51
Bulolo
6%C
5,000
4a
Jan
9.15
10 Va
42,279
8.30 Feb
15% Afar
10%
5%
Trans
32,000
9C
Afar
Asbestos
5%
10% Afar
20,500
17c
Jan
31c
Mar
65c
Feb
60c
Feb
7c
Jan
I
4.
;
•
r
.
73c
1,800
6c
6%c
4,000
1.70
500
..'r 14
14%
5c
1.65
Jan
1.90
Jan
;
•
Jan
15%
i
4
Feb
550
14
Mar
30
30
350
30
Jan
30
Jan
8%C
3%c
2,310
Feb
8%C
Alar
1.65
1.88
31,367
32»2C
36c
10,100
33
33
110
4,150
:
—
8c
1.50
i
i
1;«3 Mar
Jan
31c
Feb
Feb
33
Mar
1.55
1.04 Mar
,
|
Jan
40c*
32
Feb
1.12
1.04
1.15
13%
13%
100
12%
Feb
24%
25
730
21%
Jan
26
•
24'%
25
1,125
21%
Jan
26%
t
.
13% Mar
243%
24%
92
92
5
8.25
92
3.50
255
104
105
7
200
77c
78c
2,500
16%C
78c
19%c
20c
151,900
145
16 C
14c
11,465
3.55
18,118
4.00
4.00
660
30%
30%
75
1.32
1.49
1,475
3.00
3.45
—
1.40
'f
Feb
Feb
Feb
87% Jan
92
Jan
10
103
Jan
106
'Jan
7
Afar
T
Mar
75c
Jan
83c
Jan
16 %c Afar
24c
Feb
12 %c
20c
tJan
6.65
2
Jan
Jan
1.27
Feb
Jan
7%
*
3.30 Jan 7
29%
-Feb ,■;
.i:
-
■
f
t
■
Jan
i
4 00 Mar
31%
\
Jan
Feb
1.70
100
16
Feb
17,500
9c
Jan
17c
Jan
Canadian
General
6c
4,500
5c
Jan
7%c Jan
Canadian
5%c Jan
)
77c
10,830
V 4%c
4V2C
4%C
3,500
25c
'24c
27c
'15,700
16c
'13 %C
10c
2,000
,
69c
14%c Jan
Jan
Jan
8c
Jan
7%c Jan
85c
6c
.V
Jan
Jan
3%c Jan
Jan
32c
20c
?•
Feb
13%cAfar
Jan
16%c
Exchange—Curb Section
2.10
2.26
4,660
1.81
6c
1,200
6c
5%
2,485
4
5
F und*
Week'*
Sale*
Range
for Week
of Price*
Share*
Range Since Jan. A
Feb
Canadian
Jan
Canadian
5%
Feb
Consolidated
2.35
Jan
19c
Mar
Jan
High
4.50
4.50
350
27
27
190
27
Afar
5
Jan
27
High
Low
l.ow
3.55
Jan
5.00
31
5%
Feb
Jan
|
Jan
5%
32
1,961
34%
34%
34%
25
3.85
3.70
?.85
1,300
•
•
23
23
23%
120
21
Jan
24
Feb
25%
25%
110
25% Mar
26
Jan
•
27%
27
27'%
115
25
Jan
27% Mar
•
15%
13V*
151/4
1,266
15%
Feb
17
Industries common
1.50
1.50
150
1.00
Jan
1.99
27%
Feb
34 % Mar
3.00
Jan
32
Mar
34% Mar
3.95
Feb
4,000
3%c
Jan
5%c
Jan
475
2.60
3.35 Mar
Dominion
Jan
Paper
2.50
2.40
2.50
300
44
44
44
30
44
Mar
•
Westinghouse
Dalhousie
3.35
2.00
1
—•
Afarconi
32c
30% C
32c
2,950
28
Jan
2,500
2.65
48
Jan
Feb
Feb
32% Feb
Jan
4%c
Investments
1.15
1.12
1.18
7,950
1.01
Jan
1.27
Feb
Jan
Dupont
Co
Jan
14c
Feb
Loblaw
65c
60c
65c
45c
Jan
66c
Feb
Ogilvie
48c
56C
12,950
38c
Feb
56c
7%
Feb
8'%
Jan
Pato Consolidated Gold
Inc
Flour common
7%
7%
1.60
1.68
12,810
1.35
Jan
1.68
Feb
Price
1.08
1.20
6,100
1.08
Feb
1.34
Feb
Sangamo
Yukon Consolidated
88C
6C
5%C
1.10
32,050
75c
1.28
Feb
Feb
41%
56%
5,000
21c
Jan
33c
Jan
25c
2,000
19c
Jan
26c
41%
2,577
38% Jan
34%
36%
9,732
1.574
5%e Jan
lioo
40%
1
<31%
36% Mar
Jan
35
35
100
32
Feb
35
87'%
86%
87%
1.081
82%
Feb
89
26
23 %
26
969
21%
Jan
26
Feb
79
78
80
125
75
Jan
80
Mar
29
28%
780
26
Jan
31
Feb
,
—1
3.25
3.60 Feb
1
29%
3.10
3.30
2,875
*
Bros
;
Corp
—
Gold
FOOTNOTES
100
86
Jan
92
Mar
40
40%
220
39
Feb
43
41%
43
*
10 %
10%
10%
50
07c
7,800
60c
—1
445
Mar
2.50 Jan
67c
Jan
88c
1.99
6,089
15 %C
14c
16c
5.900
1.65
14c
1.99 Mar
Jan
Feb
Feb
'
70c
Jan
<
Jan
43
Mar
11
Feb
54c
Jan
70c -Feb
wd When delivered,
range).
d Deferred delivery
in year's
e
r
sale (not included
range).
.
'
Selling ex-interest,
f Flat
price.
Ex-llquldating dividend.
(Tin) Admitted to unlisted trading
year's
wl When issued.
x
Ex-dividend,
y
Ex-rlghts.
z
Ex-stock dividend.
,
Cash sale (not
Included In year's range)
Feb
10% Mar
34%
AN1> CANADIAN MARKETS
OUT-OF-TOWN
t
Odd lot sale (not Included In
40% Afar
2,000
1.70
FOR
No par value.
a
Afar
92
1.99
\
Aflnes
•
41% Feb
75c 82 %c
35
18% Jan
Feb
40
6c
92
_•
17%
Jan
61
Jan
28c
25c
1
9c
27c
Mines..
•
7.50
16%
Feb
100
91c
Jan
325
1.834
*
Jan
"lie
20
Feb
62%
17
6
555
251,100
18,500
Feb
20c
63%
61
17
5
(1956)
of Canada
20
19%
Jan
16c
62%
*
common
14c
19%
13c
14c
•
Oil
Glass
12 %3
__40
6%c
1,000
5
Canadian Bronze common
12c
13c
•
6,000
7c
73C
73c
2,000
6' 2C
29%
Paper
International Utilities
-10
Mar
13c
6%c
1c
—
5%
:
15%
3.25
'
10c
10c
"
5
%
1.65
31c
:—-—*
Note..
1.20
Empire Oils
Rights
Jan
31%
Dredging
Canada & Dominion Sugar
4%C
*
Trans
Jan
12c
"1*
Jan
23c '
5
Develop.
55c
Ltd
13c
Feb
8%c Jan
•
Bank
Amer
Gold
4%c
•
Explorations
(
j
•
Jan
1.50
preferred
Jan
19c
1,000
712
Corp
6C
2.18
*
preferred
Canada
8%c
5,000
9c
1.85
—*
Paper.
6c
50c
A
Jan
19c
1.66
14
•
1
class
7%
h
Feb
-
26c
J
30
Pflf
lie
•
1
Finance
2,600
I.Hit
Pulp
Newfoundland
27 %
1
B
12c
27
9c
1
Corp
Canadian
6c
1
Dominion Bank
Feb
1
_r
'■
47%
—1
1
Mines
5%
i
:
Metal
Jan
26 %
.
Gold
25
8%c
•
Alines—,
1
Silver
5%
2.10 Jan
Jan
Mar
50%
Mines
Mines
5%
}
.
'
'
Sale Prlca
27%
Hughes
Torbrit
Jan
.
Feb
6.50
Feb
25%
—
,
v:,;v STOCKS
Mar
•
trust
Tombill
5.90
6,327
Friday
6c
Thompson-Lundmark
Tiara
3,050
27
Canadian
5%C
•
1
Pearson common
Gold
3.35 Feb
Jan
6.15
6c
Toronto Stock
5%c
'.
Te mag a mi
Jan
'55c
Mar
2.50
70c
30c
Feb
•
Mines
Taurcanis
2,100
19c
2.50 Feb
2.00 Jan
16o
1
common
Jan
5.90
1
Yukeno Mires
Zenmac
Feb
4,660
Mines
1.42
Jan
10V2C
Feb
38%
20,132
Tamblyn
40c
Feb
'
3.25
*"7':
1
-20o
International
Tandem
17,100
Feb
7c
26%
1
Oil-
Bear
Jan
7
20c
80c
Gold
i/
1.25
24%
Jan
2.05
1.90
Sylvanite
43c
40c
5%
1—.—•
Zinc———.
&
Jan
7%
73c
Gold
6,100
10c
Jan
4c
Jan
2.10
1.85
Cons
1.27
Feb
Jan
Jan
5c
21
42% Feb
1.86
Inlet
7,120
Afar
5c
10c
1
Switson Industries
Feb
4.00 Jan
1.50 Jan
5c
11c
4X%
1
Warrants
Surf
2,779
Jan
Feb
10%
440
24
11
87,080
Propane common
8,000
6c
3.10
•
Mines
9,173
286,620
Mines
7%C
233'a
3.50
Jan
24
82c
Explor...
Jan
Feb
77c
Jan
58c
-
250
1.25
3.25
6.15
26%
—•
------—*
Indus* class A
Wright-Hargreaves
4.25
1.99
Cons
Sunburst
4,300
>
3c
A
(John)
23
50c
Gold!
6c
22!.i
6c
1-25
43c
—-—1
-1
Wiltsey Coghlan
4.05
1.60
River
6c
23
•
Yukon—
4.10
59c
Sudbury Contact
4.00
100
preferred
&
Mines
4.10
1.67
Sturgeon
70c
4.00
■
8.50
4.20
23%
1
——•
Mining
Rock Iron
'Jan
100
2nd
15
Steeloy
24
2.85
Feb
2.01
*
-•
—
Pass
G"/r
Mdr
43'%
210
-
23% Feb
•
Plywood Co class B
(Geo) class A
B
Wlllroy
2.29
Jan
*
1,031
13
Bros
104
Warrants
16c
Jan
605 "
„
4
13
Canada
of
24
—•
A—
preferred
35
Jan
Mar
4.10 Jan
# 3,650
25%
29
L_
Stedman
24
1
Petroleum
Petroleum
Naco
Weston
225
28%
Analo
Steel
'
-
Grocers
Western
30%
38
Nickel
Starratt
14
•
i
.
Warrants
15
•
Gas
Jan
.
•
*
•
—
Canada Breweries
Western
56c
*
&
12
7c
33c
Products
95
99%
Oil
c*.
Jan
455
•
*
—
Copper
51c
Uranium Mines Ltd
Stanrock
Jan
15c
13%
1
—
Mines
Malartic
14 %
12'%
103
:
Wespac Petroleums Ltd
Westburne Oil
West
—
Pyrite
Lake
23 % Mar
1,126
Paving & Materials
Corp
Feb
51%
Jan
13
C2c
•
common
new
Equipment
Petroleums Ltd——
Jan
6c
7,250
29 %c
(G
V Jan
—•
_
59
Jan
133,110
4.00
•
*
•
1
Radio
Uranium
Jan
49
'
24
1
Walker
•
-——
52%
"
2.03
1
—
Jan
11c
4.65
25%
Jan
2.01
1
—
Jan
37
Standard
8c
'
—•
Mines as Oils
Stadacona Mines
''
Feb
20% Jan
Feb
5%C Jan
85
Jan
28
2.07
1
44c
58c
—————
Spouoti
18
Feb
5
5.7o
25% Jan
10
50
Feb
76
Jan'
2,250
*
—
13c
28
—*
—I
Services
4.90
100:
v
50
Jan
66
3,700
59
Mar
9
547
*
Jan
7c
Jan
8%
927
.
37c
Jan
5 Vic Jan
V" 5,700:
7%c, 1' 7 %c
~
——,—•
Southern Union Oils
Jan
10c
—*
1
—
Feb
*
Southam
78
■
1
Jan
28
*
———
Feb
10c
2
Canada Mines
Upper
30'%
—1•
Van Roi
*
3.95
13%
Zulapa Alining
S
28
; '
,
9o
10c
—1
—
26
50
35c
200
Ltd
Mines Ltd—
76
59
—•
Feb
16%
Snverwood Dairies class A——
Simpsons
Siscoe
50
"
1
2,600
4,811
50c
*
...
28c
29,350
5.35
*
25
13c
14
1
——
T4 %
"5.05
5.35
^50
pfd
A
-
1
—
—
Quebec
Mines
class
Inv
preferred-—
Mountauban
*
Gordon
Sherrltt
Sicks Breweries
Sigma
,7c
250
:—-1——7-1 % T.Tt-V
Mines"
40c
11
*
50
preferred
36c
7c
•
37c
13%
*
com
————-——
32c
.
10%
50o
Jan
20c
Feb
Feb
1.18
6%c Jan
1,000
•
A
5.15
Feb
Jan
3.20
Jan
1.00
1,098
8,550
12c
12c
24
16c
100
4,275
Jan
19c:
Jan
4.25
14,757
>
.75.%"'
—
46C
12c
1
Jan
•
8.15
Jan
9c
•
71
United
7.50
•
18.. V
Fuel
United
7.60
*
B
United
70c
20
T
Canada
ot
United' Estella
1,908
13c
*
Asbestos
Gas
5,400
20
15%
345
-
61%
13c
18%
4,90Q
r"' 3,30 '3.70
" 35c
V" 7c
-1
common
50c
15c
1,185
Water & Power
Class
1
33c
S
1.06
7%
Freehold Petroleums
Security
3'°
——T'
Mlnesl
preferred
Windfall
Shawuugan
Gas
16c:7 l?c
29% Feb
Jan
40% Afar
14,381
-
lCc '
High
Low
20 %
23,253
29%
v
49
15c... 150;
,722 -" r 22
' 4.40
4.75
' 15c
:
4.60
--1
2nd
15c
24%
13%
—_
Oil* Ltd——
Rainbow
—
Ultra Shawkey
95c
23%
1
—
—
,,
;
24%
7%
56c
27%
47% ;.v40%
1''} ;;
Range Since Jan.
High
29%
.
•
*
Pipeline
1
Jan
11c
10,100
12%
25
25
River
Oil
Trinity Chibougamau,
Union
23%
10%
13%
Low
Feb
2.41 Mar
7%
4.50
Debentures
Jan
21c
8.300
32,515
23 %
•
common
——
73c
6,310
1.15
2.70
21c
55%
3.55
13%
Warrants
Scurry
>' 30c
1.03
Prairie
Triad
Feb
2.50
100
7c
1
Class B
Sand
4.90
Trans
6.30 Feb
Feb
14c
13%
1
Ltd
Mines
Salada-Shirrifl-Horsey
Sapphire
Jan
3.80
98
Maurice Gas
Michael Uranium
Preferred
4.25
2,525
•
preferred
5%
St
29 Vac
—*
•
Cement class A
Lawrence
Share*
•
Resources
Transcontinental
-
1
Pipeline—
■lie
1
Ryanor Mining
St Lawrence
38
2,625
4.40
•
-
Industries
Mar
99
5.85
*
common
Preferred
St
40c
—
Roy an it
99
99
25
Rights
for Week
Mountain Oil Pipe Dine—-
Trans
Jan
Jan
89
Trans Canada
Feb
3.95
4.20
10
Mines
Royal Bank 01 Canada
Russell
1*25
6%c
50o
—
loc
Feb
5.70
—100
—1
Ltd
—
Jan
5c
2.90
86
1.41
36c
1
Can Ltd
Sale*
Range
ef Price*
<<■<
■
Par
2.50 Alar
6%C
1
1
1
-A
Consol
Rowan
2.40
STOCKS
7
High
95c
—
1
Mines
V)
43c
1
Rock win Mines
Pete
10c
1
—
Rupununi Mines Ltd
Rlx Athabasca Uranium.——
Rio
(A
'-GO
100
tucuweii
Preferred
—
—1
Reynold Aluminum pfd
Roe
13c
1-04
24%
—1
•
Mines—
Rentable Mines
Rexspar Uranium
Rocky
10c
44c
31c
6%c
—1
-----
Ray rock Mines
Reel Explorations
Roche
22c
*
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop
Quebec Lithium
Corp.
Quonto
„
5.75
4.25
—•
—
Producers Ltd
Gas
2.40
——
Prospectors Airways
Provo
-1
Gold
Ore
7
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
—20o
Premier Trust
—------*00
Preston East Dome-X
pruuio
urauium Mines—1
Royalties—------
Oil
Prairie
Premier
Week'*
Last
Sale Pries
Friday
for Week
Salt Prim
MARCH 7
WEEK ENDED
Ssles
Friday
privileges,
,
Number 5723
Volume 18?
.
(1131)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
43
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations tot Friday, March
•
7
the National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc. and other selected sources. Thej do
not i^present actual transactions.-They are intended as a gmde to the range within which these securities could have been sold (indicated by the "bid")
or bought* (itidicated by the tasked") at the time of compilation.
Origin of any quotation furnished on request. The "National" list is composed of securities
following hid and asked; quotations are obtained from
The
which have
wide national^distribution.
a
Bid
Par
Industrials and Utilities
Aerovox Corp
Air
:
1
:.
Inc
Products
American Box Board CO
Amercement
Arner
2611
Corp
Grlnnell
30%
Groller
22''n
24%
Gruen
15%
16%
39
—:_5
Line_5
Commercial Barge
28-
27%'
•
-
iiizt
American Express Co
Amer Hospital Supply Corp
American-Marietta Co
41%
Gustln-Bacon
—4 /
41%
44%
__2
...
3374
_*
Society
—
Industries
1
27
29^8
Hagan Chemicals
1
25%
27%
Walold
11%
Hann'a
(MA)
&
Develop.
i.
AMP
Incorporated
Arden Farms
;
Co
Arizona Public
17%
18%
19
3%
•
10%
11%
3%
•'
1
14%
49%
2874
High
52%
29 fa
1
,
Helene
15 %
•
5
common
Service Co..
5
Missouri.. Power., Co
Arkansas Western Gas Co
:
.,53'4
103
Avoir Products
Inc
110
-
Roddlo
"13
1
„_
Bareco Investment Co—_
Bates Mfg, C$- —
li
Bauscb A Loirib Optical,
Baylesa
Indian Head Mills Inc
Indiana Gas & Water Co
,
"
'•
6%
6%
international
-—1
12%
10%
11%
; • 11%
-
Textbook
Co
ToWa
.
Jamaica
lS^i.
Jefferson
11%
Buckeye StpeJ] Castihgs/Cb——** 25
Bullock's
1;.,lit < 37 * Buriidy .Corp ■
1
974
•
Kaiser
39%
;
y*44"1%;
22
6'%
„
Calif.i ,,1774
46.%
1
■* 8%;
1
32%
Corp
Carpenter paper Co
—
Central-Electric
29%
Central 111 Elec
&- Gas Co—10
Central Louisiana Electric Co—5
Central* Maine Power
Co
10
A
eOmmon
Inc
Colorado Interstate
Colorado Milling &
36%
31 %
.16
Co
Co
3674
23
25 74.
2774
29%
10
31%
1634
.10
——11
Keystone Portland Cem Co,
Koehring Co
'
5%
33%
L-O-F
14%
V
Glass
Fibers
Co
>
5
30%;*
21%
32'%
617a
23-
17 Va
Lone Star Steel Co
21
.
..
•
16%
.,
•'v.
17
17
3%
8%
14%
14
;
26 74
43 <r
19 74
14 74
■
f-
5
31%
1
18!
a
Macmlllan Co
•
21
21%
McLean
»
Industries
;
._io
17 Yt
10%
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
9%
10%
Class A
Broad St Trust Co (Phila)
10
(N J).
5
6%
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5
14
16'%
.1
—
Detroit Internat Bridge Co____l
•
''
-
' 39%
3'/8
26
6
32%'
——5
Dixflyn. Drjllihg Corp A conv—4
Donnelley (R' R) & Sons Co„5
DuMont Broadcasting Corp..—1
Dun & Bradst'reet Inc——-1
^—.—2
7%
Dynamics Corp ox America—■
fl preference —
—2
-
—_50c
Associates..10
...
Co..^.
*
-—
10%
42%
Co
21%
3458
T7
B
common
File
Nortex
Oil
6%
25%
15%
'
Packing. Co
General
Crude
l
Co
General G6s Corp..
Gen Telep (Calif; 5 %
&
Gas
Corp
6%
32
34%
.•Oe
834
CoaL.
12%
1374
4
1
374
'
3
.
13
474
14%
10%
9%
64
-
,08
,2
9 V.
River
40 74
.1
3>/4
3%
3
16%
.,17%
Prod—lo
634
7%
_._.*
10%
11%
opellka Manufacturing Corp
5
14%
13%
5
26%
Pacific. Airmotive
•
Pacific
Far
.
•
East
6
l
Corp
Line.
3%
5 r
28%
/
ny4.
6%
4%
12V4
3274
3474
1634
Pan American Sulphur Co.
16
1774
12%
Pendleton Tool Indus
l
143,4
15%
9%
23'A
25%
70c
14%
15%
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers.—l
2874
Pfaudler-Permutit
2074
Pickering Lumber Corp
26%
28,74
23%
2634
Gas
3%
9
10%
9%
Co.——•
2774
2974
'—2
4%
57s
2534
—2%
Natural
—10
.
.2.50
4Va
pfd_20
19%
5
20!'j
Plymouth
Portland
Rubber
Gas
Co
& Coke
Cc—.19
24%
25%
8
3074
3372
10c
574
.5%
5
ny4
187a
New-Mexico—6
17%
18%
19%
2174
18%
20
Pub Serv Co of
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool Co.2
23 Va
25%
Punta
Green
19%
20^4
Purolator Products
5
15%
Potash Co of America
.20
Fire Brick Co
14
Portland General Electric Co_7 74
—1
—
Alegre Sugar Corp
—
'¥•
■
,
Bid
5974
39%
4A
(Phila)—5
167'.
18
10
3272
34%
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
,
3774
312
„
19%
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y) ■■
'84
JO
8974
6874
63
Liberty Real Estata Bk * Tr
Co (Phila)
10
2274
24%
4274
Long Island Trust Cb (H Y)—10
31%
3474
45%
Manufacturer* Tr Co ((* Y)
10
4274
Meadow Brook Natt Bank of
(N Y)
S
Mellon Natl Bk A TrCO(Pgb) 25
Mercantile Tr Co (8t Louis)—25
Merchants Natl Bk of Boaton.10
1774
2474
50
52%
(N Y)—10
4874
51
6c Southern National
(Savannah)
—10
Freeport
Morgan (J P) A Co (H Y)
19 Vb
125
118
5974
62%
40
44
264
100
276
3974
60
64
50
245
263
54%
57%
National Bank of WsatahoatarJI
2274
247a
—25
57
61 %
National City Bank (dova)—16
National Commerce Bank A
62
66%
72
7774
27
29%
3674
39%
8274
86V4
27%
29%
-7JO
Natl Newark A Essex Bank*
lng Co <N J)
-25
Natl Shawmut Bk of Bcaton.12%
Natl State Bk of Newark—12%
NOW Eng Trust Co (Beoton).lOO
Now York Trust Co (N Y).... 25
Northern Tr Co (Chisago)—100
Trust
Co
Commercial State Bank 6c
Trust Co (N Y>—
50
Bk"& Tr Co (N Y).10
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk 6c Tr Co_10
Fldelity-Phila Trust Co
20
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
10
Fidelity Un T* Co (Newark) ..10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)—10
First Bk Stk Corp (Minn)
10
First Camden Natl Bk A Tr
Co (Camden N J)—
674
First National Bk (Atlanta )._10
First Nat'l Bank Baltimore—10
Federation
:
2674
28%
First Natl
Natl
First Natl
.1
14%
16
1
23%
2574
10
National Bank of Detroit
Trust (Albany N Y)
747s
78%
7174
76%
Provident
60%
6472
28
3674
20%
22
32
34%
5074
54
165
3574
3874
23%
25%
43%
4674
6774
71
334
Bank of Dallas—10
Bk (Jersey City)—25
3174
34 VB
55
59
32%
7874
32%
20
4274
45%
Republic Nstl Bsnk (Delias)—12
Biggs Nstl Bk of Week DC—25
Bocklsnd-Atlss Natt Bank af
Boston —————10
Soyal Bsnk of Canada——10
Royal Stats Bk of Now York—ft
Bar# National Bank (N Y).
2
49%
Tradesmen's Bank
(Phila)
* Trust
135
64%
66 %
Saourlty Plrst Natt
43
45%
Angeles) —
■„
Security Natl Bk of
33%
37%
ton (N Y) —j—
State Bank of Albany——
56%
26
N
Y)
59%
17
19%
8%
9 V*
69%
73%
71
75%
67%
2674
2974
45
5074
23
24%
.42
4574
41%
44%
22 V.
23%
87a
Bank (Los
10%
"
.
Banting*
Starling Natl Bk A Tr
24%
53
139
35
01 Louis Union Trust Co
20
Seattle 1st Nat Bk (Wash)—20
61
—
16
40%
29
63%
62%
81%
3774
Bank (N Y)_-20
First Pennsylvania Banking
& Trust Co (Phila)
10
First Westchester Natl Bank
of New Rochelle
10
Franklin Natl Bk (Franklin
Square N Y)
5
57
36y8
379
57%
54
*14%
(Boston)—10
First Natl Bk of St Louis——20
25
4774
360
Second Bank-State Street Trust
(Boston, Mast)
20
Second Natt Bk of Phila———10
Paterson
45%
44
344
First Natl Bank Trust Co
of
57%
43 V.
32%
34%
53%
Bk A TO
*—-20
Bergen City
J)
5
Bank
10
Peoples plrst Natl
Co (Pgh)
Peoples Tr Co of
(Hackensaek N
Philadelphia Natl
Pilgrim Trust Co
157
Boston—1274
Bk of Chicago
100
First Natl Bank of
First Natl City
—
37
,
-
Far
42%
Otter Tail Power Co
Pabet Brewing Co
3374
299
18
6574
•'
3774
First
Miss
Coal Corp
347a
•
Ask
'
5%
24%
preferred
Giant Portland Cement Co
12%
"
1874
2374
—5
-
Companies
3774
^
18%
11%,
17%
1
Producing Properties Inc;
Pub Serv, Co of New Hamp
P>
6
2674
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
Federal Trust Co (Newark
',1874
•
it
4%
Genl Tele Co of the Southwest
(A
Eapata Off-Shore Co-
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
25%
-
Pacific Mercury Telev "A". 90c
Pacific Power & Light Co.—674
.10
——
Oil
r 10V4
50o
Northwest Production Corp
Northwestern Pub Serv Co
Pioneer
Garlock
2474
21%
26 ;
18%
•
-
•
Corp
American
33%
11%
—:
•
.177/4
:
——V_50c
Northeastern Water Co $4 pfd_*
North Indiana Pub Serv Co...*
Oklahoma
1
Poofce Bros Gear & Mach Corp,2
Ft Wayne' Corrhgated Paper.10
—5
Co_
Thermador
Old Ben
.1
Co—
Corp
.2Va
Shops of Del<~*.l
Bng Gas & Elec Assoc-._8
10%
2314
Gas Service Co
13%
10
1
Wurlitzer Company
3974
County Bank 6c Trust Co
(Paterson N J)
—10
County Trust Co (White
Plains (N Y) —-—.—
5
t;,;2o
83%
23 r'.;
21 %
Co
29
12
3474
17%
North
Fisher Brothers Co
Frlto
28 V.
2774
37%
Natl
Continental m Bank & Trust
Co
(Chicago)
—...
33 74
3372
Norrls
„
5974
61
Steel
i&%
—_1
16%
Nicholson
10
56.
57%
Florida
25
8
10
Commercial Trust of NJ
25
Connecticut Bank 6s Tr Co_1274
"•
1574
•
30
New
35%
7%
2.50
14
National Shirt
28%
6%
Mfg Co..
Fisher Governor
11%
Bros
Bk of Phila. 10
Trust Co
Centl-Penn
Bank
.2874
18%
1.774
2374
Class
:7%
Federal Natl'Mortgage Assn.100
First Boston r Corp
—.10
,
1O3/4
Williams & Co Inc..
Wlseonsln Pow A Light Ce
Wood Conversion Co
34 Va
3274
National Homes Corp a co&JiOc
v
3%
.1
Fanner
21%
,
93,4
50-%
24
,<
1
31
—10c
20
23,
Utilities
9%
47
5%
—1
7'/a
1
Corp
20
Cleveland
National Alumlnate Corp
National Gas & Oil Corp
19° a
13%
15%
22 i'
Laboratory Inc
1
El Paso Electric Co (Texas)—_♦
Fairmont Foods Co.
6%
147a
—
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago)_25
17%
8%
20
32%
Economics
-
26%
North Penn Gas Co
\ Bastern-Industries Inc
•
Citizens
:22
.
Mountain Fuel Supply Co ....lo
15 3«
7%
9 V*"
Gas Co—\
28% ;
•
common
Montrose Chemical Co
21%
125/a
-
5
34%
26 !4-. .4
Missouri
;
.
8%
17%
9%
*
Di-Noc Chemical Arts Inc.—1
StateOil
574
5
11
Whiting Corp
Williams
1374
.lOo
White Eagle Oil Co—
(St
Chase Manhattan Bk (NY)_12%
2974
32
inc—-
21%
•Miss
.
19%
Central
,•/
874
'
J.%
,
Minneapolis Gas Co
—l
Mississippi Shipping Co.
.8
Valley Barge Line Co
1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
5
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co.5
7%
"
n%
'
Empire
4574
1274
Nacl Bank of Cleve—16
Camden
,
2574
''674
44%
7%;
11
Delhi Tayler Oil Corp.——.1;,
Dentists' Supply Co of N Y—2Va"
11% '
■'
574
23
Natl
Louis)
10%
,
—774
Miles Laboratories Inc.—.—2
27!a
6%?, :
-^JT
Co^
Equity Oil Co..
4274
<
17%
.
*%
Bank
16%
,—2% V
...
16
Boatmen's
Chern Corn Exch Bk
\
100
(NY)_„5
(N Y)
32 74
15%
■
Trust Co
1674
45'%
A
Danly Machine Specialties.——5-
Bank of North America
45%'
:
Msrlln-Rockwell
15Vji
*>
30
—__i
Corp
l
Marmon Herrington Co Inc.
1,
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co_50t
Maxson ( W L) Corp..
13'
.
Embart Mfg Co
6%
13%
Industrial Trust Co
(Newark) .25
Bank of New York..
1674
20
Electrolux
14V.
36%
Western Natural Gao Obl
A
S
ii—-u_.—67«tr
Bank of Commerce
19
16
Maremont Automo Prods Inc..l
9
America NAT &
(San Franciscoy
15 Va
■Madison Gas & Electric Co
4%
28'
of
Bankers
153«
;
Bank
8
Michigan Gas Utilities Co.
-
2074
674
12%
2774
Par« Bid
22%
...
McLouth Steel Corp
McNeil Machine & Eng.
Baatern- Utilities
Gas Tranmis Co
19%
Meredith Publishing Co..—...5
Bast. Tennessee Nat
18%
34%
Bank ft Trust
65
.
18
2%
Dunham Bush Inc
Corp
34%
5:,.i
Corp
Tekoil
Tennessee
2%
28%.
Dictaphone
5%
25%
42
34 Va
Western Massachusetts
674
4%
14%
2474
107a
IS 74
574
48
23,
2274
39
31%
13Va
•
(S D)
West Point Manufacturing Co—•
Wsstern Lt A Telephone <70—10
5%
274
,10c
Lucky Stores Inc
174
"Ludlow Mfg & Sales Co—
6
18!
2675
5%
2%
Connecticut Tight & Power Col*"-- 18% ;
Continental Transp Lines Ihc»-1:;874 •'/
Copeland Refrigeration Co'rp_i—1- *• 9%Cross Company —_2±—-5»25%
Cummins Engine Co Inc.———5
41 •;
Cutter Laboratories com vtg—_1":r
5%
Common Ltd Vtg ————16'%»
.
2074
18%
——25
Detroit Harvester ..Co
18 Va
1
Co.
Washington Natural Gao Oe—10
Washington Steel Corp.
1
Watson Bros Transport "A"
33 V2
40 Va
5
Co
14%
Warren
5174
24%
67a
1
—
16y«
27%
11%
33
—lc
39%
16%
25%
1074
30 V2
1
Inc
Tampax
Tappan
Corp
Co
11%
13 Va
Refining
1474
36%
18
1074
sumide
12%
177a
Warner A Swasey Co
Warren Brothers Co
1
1
317a
347b
5
Corp
Propane Gas
5y8
3074
29
1914
10
Inc
44';
.
3374
;3
Inc
Greene
4%
27%
Amsr—JOa
24%
33
24 V.
X22%
157a
Vitro Corp 01
,
21
1
.
„
22%
30
3774
574
3%
13%
22 74
97*
14 V»
574
27 V.
19V.
15
Associates
22%
30%
10
2.50
1
;
25
Valley Mould te Iron Corjn—B
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
5
Varlan
lOVi
9%
10
21
Co..l
—274
274
Co
Cofp—
—
1274
Upper Peninsular Power Cou.
9
Utah Southern OH Co—274
77t
.
Greenfield
United Western Minerals—10c
2674
6%
*
Stanley Home Products Inc
Common non-Voting
5
Stanley Works
25 ,
Statler Hotels Delaware Corp..1;
Stouffer Corp
1.25
Strong Cobb & Co Inc—
-1
Strut hers Wells Corp
27a
Suburban
•
774:.:*.Vf-
4174
•
,
'
25 Va
Electric
Stubnitz
%36 WlW'.
4
6%
.
50c
:.3%
3374
:
,
.33%
:
<'274
-
—3
Ketchum
35%
■
2574-
Commonwealth Gas Corp—_—1
Commonwealth Oil Ref Co Inc_2c
(L,;A)
i
33%
23%
—
Kentucky Utilities Co
"
1.
;
*
1
common
Liberty Loan Corp
1
Lilly (Ell) Sc Co Inc com cl BITS"
Lithium Corp of America
1
<—33740'
preferred
1474
1
Producing Co—1
Co
18%
36%
Universal Match Corp
16 Va
Tele
17%
34%
6% preferred
1774
37 V4
States
6%
United
21V*
39 %
Co
Mfg Co
Stand Fruit & Steamship
Standard Register—
.7%-'
6%
22
Colorado Oil 6c Gas Corp com
Darling
Sprague
Gas
•
15
20
Power
vStaley (A E)
;T0%; ■
36% V
% 13 ]<
Le Cuno Oil Corp
...
Gas
Co
'
9%
.
24%,h
1
Prod.—I—1
com
1
——1
—.—2 %
Oas CO.—5
EleV- Co—1
Clinton Machine Co
;
2374
20
1
cl A—33 %e
Common class B.~
9%
22%
Co
Citizens Util Co com
___1
Landers Frary & Clark ——25
Lau Blower Co
l'
1
Central-Telephone Co i.—____ 10
Central Vt Pub Serv Corp—6
Gas
23%
Co—15,
38%
Central Public Utility Corp
6
Centred Soya Co ...—_—>
«
:
36
;; Central Indiana Gas-Go±—_"'_—5
Si.25 conv
Speer Carbon
,
15%
l
Steel Corp
Kennametal
491V
5%
17%
31%
13 %
A Gas Co—3%
B
80'4 r ;
3174 7
16%',:-':
25 V; >
-76;.
Kendall
18%
•
' 21
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs
Class
Southwestern
Colorado
21%
574
.
Ceco-Steel Products Corp ____10
Colonial Stores
Southwest
•
15%
Kearney & Trecker Corp..
Kelloga Co
73n
Canno»-Mills, .class B.. com...25
i
17%
,
16%:;
—
91.46
34%,
47%
% 32%;
Canadian ,pehli Oil Ltd,-—'—10c
Canadian Superior Oil of
Collins Radio
25
28 V4
Southern New Eng Tele Co
Southern Union Gas Co
•
preferred
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co.lo
Kansas City Public Serv Co—1
Kansws-Nebraska Natural Gas.9
10%
Calif-Watpf.^ Teiep1 Co_l.r iW~' 20»»v
coastal States
59%
•'
"
Chattanooga
-
27%
—
Carlisle.
1
17
26%
5;
—
1674
Southern Nevada Power Co
,
Jessop Steel Co
5
Southern
Water Supply..344%/
Electric Co—
^. .w.g
1074
Jervls Corp
24%
12%
1.
Pregion Power. Co..20
Utilities
Jack St Helntz Inc..
-5%
19%;.
California. Wdtei Service Cd—25
Southern
21%
IjJ.c ^l-20 })i;cierr&d^_'.25 ■'VZ+'i
Brovifiy'& SifarjMS' Aiig co_—__'10T V22%
Co
v
I
a"
California
Southern Calif Water Co
19%
26%
'
Bowser
23
10c
20%
55%-
•Iowa Electric Lt & Pow Co—
Iowa Public Service Co
■
728%
l"K
Black, SivaUk «t„Biys^h Jhc <5bM jy
Brush BetyiLLuni
-•
8
20%
:Sr$gFij, &bill%7?4%
Black Hins po-wer
27 74
.
19%
—
*
Berylimnx^.Cdro- _________*
12%
1
774
...
18 %
9%
2074
.1
ton
finrp
Tnn
United States Sugar Corp—1
United States Truck Lines Inc^l
United Utilities Inc
.10
11V4
87/8
874
.1
Trans Gas Pipe Line Corp—BOo
Tucson Gas Elec Lt A Pwr COuS
10%
.
,
5
.1
Trararlfth
42
11 y4
2 5 74
rfnrp
todiiatiln*
Towmntnr
29%
39Vt
9%
.
-
-7%'
27 V4
10 %
r
15%',;:-.. 177/4*
10
Interstate Bakeries Corp *
__,i
Interstate Motor Freight Sys_ l
Interstate Securities Co
—5
Investors Diver Services Inc
Class A common
l
13%
.10
"10%
1
2
Co.
21
,1
Indianapolis Water Co.
2IV2
.
19%
Seismograph Service Corp
47%
21%
BerkshlreJuathaway Inc5
18 Va
Skil Corp
2
South Shore Oil & Devel Co.lOc
7%
14
59%
1974
9
8%
•
61
>9%
57 %
•26%
Beneficial ;Corp —'
1
4%
56%
•
Topp
Sierra Pacific Power Go.
i
7
.1
19 Vb
4074
8%
—1
&
4
6%
.1
ton
Tnkhnlm
70
17%
10
.___l
—1
(A'JJ Markets—
66
3774
7%
V 24.74
Co
20%
Bell A Gossert Co
Corp
Inc
D)
.1
Wing finrp
Thaa
974
22%
,'_l
,
Production
24%
Laboratories.
(G
47a
2874
■
4574
41
.•
Southeastern Pub Serv Co
common
Husky Oil Co—
y
Tharmn
872
.280
Jacinto Petroleum
Searle
Hugoton
•"*6
—10 "
Cd—10 *
Ban
15%
21%
"
26%
•31%
13%
"units"____
VV>!'
;
Baxter
20
System
.
Gas Trust
6%
1..
A
Plywood
Ryder
7%
2%
Pulp & Paper Corp
Class
Texas Natural Gasoline Corp—1
'
3%
Three States Nat Gas Ce
Rose Marie Reid
1474
7
.1
A
106
13 %
30 Va
43%
Aztec Oil: A Gas Co_
class
99 7 v.
1
Hugoton
19%
_
A
20%
J
28
10
Corp—.10*
Spring
class
Ind
21%
374,
.....
29%
1772
16
Robertson (H H) Co
,_l
Rochester Telephone Corp
10
Rockwell Manufacturing Co—274
•48%
49%
97'
10
com
Voltage Engineering-
Hoover Co
19%
18%
__5
Art Metal Construction Co..
Associated
•••; 18%
Curtis
Hudson
■
Arkansas
3
Roadway Express class A.
Inc
45%
'»
5
cl A
27%
21%
20
15
1374
27 TV
—1274
River Brand Rice Mills Inc..374
-23%
22
2.50
Ss Controls
Co
Texas 111 Nat Gas Pipeine Co_l
Texas Industries Inc
.1
4%
Class B common
__10
Hearst Cons Publications cl A.25
20 »/4
-
4
Par tic preferred
-
1
.
Inc
14%
Riley Stoker Corp
3V'4
'
Anheuser-Busch
1374
Richardson Co
19
_l
Company
10%
Research
1
Corp
Bobbins & Myers
American Window Glass Co.1274
Amer
25 V8
26V.
20%
Texas National Petroleum—1
35% '
American Pipe & Const Co,
23%
Reslstoflex
16%
,
10c
Corp
_2
Texas Eastern Tranmis Corp
7
Texas Gas Transmission Corp.5
115%
;;.T7%;.
1
Inc
Mfg
110%
_1
Corp
474
26%
Republic Natural Gas Co
'Ask
15%' r
Corp—.5
Gulf Interstate Gas Co
Gulf Sulphur Corp—
•
,10.
—
Green Mountain Power
4%
4 ye
,
——1
Bid '
Par
Ask
Bid
:..r
3%
24%
Ask
Bid
Par
Ask
Rare Metals Corp of America—1
Rclchhold Chemicals
:
1
;•
10
Co
88
■
<N Y)—
Glrard Trust Corn Exch Bk—15
Guaranty Trust Co (N Y)
20
Hanover Bank of New York—10
Harris Tr & Sav Bk (Chic)—20
Hartford Natl Bk A Tr Co—10
Hudson County Natl Bank
47
50 Vb
Trade Bk A Tr Co
74
77 V*
Trust Co of Now Jersey
4374
4674
7874
82 y2
33
3574
(Jersey City N J)
25
Hudson Tr Co (Union City)—8
Industrial Bk of Com <N Y)—10
Industrial Natl Bank of
Providence R I
10
41
45 Vb
1474
1574
33
3674
Union Bank of
3974
Cenunoree
AO
40
4374
Maryland—10
42
4574
22%
2574
6674
6974
31%
34%
(Cleveland)
Union Tr Co of
37%
2%
United Statea Trust
(Boston)
...
United States Tr Co
Valley Natl Bk
Cow,
(N Y)—20
1
(Fbossdx Axis) J
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1132)
.
.
Monday, March 10.
.
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
for
March
Friday,
?
Bonds—(Cont.)
Mutual Funds
MatJWii
Fund
Ask
Mutual
Funds—
Bid
Par
Ask
1.46
1.03
5.80
0.28
Institutional
Fund—lo
10.66
1
3.89
4. If)
Inst Foundation Fund——lc
9.01
9.86
Inc—1
7.38
8.07
Institutional
9.15
Business
Mutual. Fund
Fund
Trust
*
1.35
i
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Bank
Growth
Fund..lc
Income
Fund_lc
Institutional
11.00
5.65
4.38
4.78
institutional
Tnsur
Fund
lc
11.48
5.36
Intl Resources
Fund
Inc—lo
3.40
7.71
Investment
of
1
8.00
3.47
3.79
Investment
Trust
Boston—1
9.02
9.86
9.40
10.22
Istel
Inc
1
28.09
28.65
4.39
4.81
20.73
22.66
1,48
:
Co
Fund
America
of
Jefferson Custodian Funds Inc-1
1
9.94.
•
19.14
Johnston
(The)
Keystone
,_1
Inv Tr ol -America—
Custodian
10.80
Funus—
4%s
1983
99',a
26.16
(Medium Grade Bonds ml
22.50
24.54
15.19
16.57
8.77
9.58
7.81
8.53
(Investment
B-2
Bonds*
II
.14.67
15.86
B-3
< Low
20.79
22.48
B-4
12.27
1
(Discount
11.19
K-t (Income PId Stocks)
Fund ' Inc
^aiitornla
Canada
Fund
—
lac
General
-1
6.75
7.38
1
11.09
11.99
1
15.99
17.30
Canadian
Fund
Interna clonal
Growth
9.64
14.18
15.48
9.63
10.51
v
(Speculative Com Stk»„1
10.52
11.48
(Income Com Stocks)—1
S-3
6.58
7.19
6-4 (Low Priced Com Stks)_l
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
9.87
5.06
Knickerbocker
1
5.55
6.09
1
22.02
23.81
25®
10.41
11.38
50c
15.53
16.80
1
8.78
9.60
Life Insurance Investors Inc
1
Life Insurance Stk Fund Inc—1
13.96
15.26
5.15
com__10012,200
li .800
Fund
Lexington Trust Fund
Lexington Venture Fund
7.07
7.72
.
136
130
_l
8.52
9.25
Loomis
Sayles
Mutual
.
Inc
1
Commonwealth
7.70
8.37
1
8.22
Managed Funds-
8.93
Investment
Automobile
Fund
Fund
shares-.
5-68
1
1
1
0.22
13.39
63%
13.58
10.32
7.91
8.70
Diver-Growth Stk
Fund Inc—1
5.73
6.28
Fund__l
7.69
8.43
Investment
Diversified Trustee Shares—
15.54
17.60
25c
2.52
2.77
i>.12
1
c
20.54
19.07
21.96
1
Corp__l
4.37
2.71
Bond
10
20c
Investment
133.50
6.38
•"
••
20.39
Mutual
Invest
Mutual
12.02
14.60
3.57
10c
1
'Mutual Fund Inc
Founders Mutual Fund
Florida
•
.
18.31
19.79
13.07
14.13
8.59
9.44
stock
series
Fundamental -Investors
Futures Inc
8. /1
5.14
13.97
5-08
lc
lc
2
1
series
stock
Inc
——n
Dividend
Series
Preferred
Stock
15.78
Growth
New
4.64
2.32
7.98
Stock Series
England
New
of
Canada
9.57
15.31
5.52
Fund
Peoples
5.48
28
8.29
9.06
11.64
Corp—
3.68
12.76
Pioneer
Price
Fund
Fund
Fund
Inc..
—*
7.63
8.33
1
20.17
Inc
7.22
Southwestern Investors Inc.
Industrial Machinery shares.lc
5.99
6.57
Sovereign
shares—1®
8.24
8.59
lc
10.85
(T
Rowe)
2.50
Growth
Fund Inc
6.66
Puritan
Fund
Inc
(Geo)
1
Fund
Science
6.22
Scudder Fund of Canada
7.12
Scudcler,
Nuclear
Stevens
Funds
&
2.50
4
Reliance
10
50%
54
5
28%
30%
Insurance
Globe & Republic
5
16V,
17%
Great
5
33%
35%
21%
23
38%
41%
American
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
Hanover
Insurance
Co
10
Home
159
of
86
78%
50%
•
2
Co
10
Fire
&
Title
Fire
97 %
U (3
U
42%
102
S
16%
17% '
40%-
13%
15%
40%
43%
"47
38
43
50 Va
67
lo
24
25%
^.10
&
Marine
10
Trust
(N
8
Y)
46
21
5
&
45%
.10
Accident
Guar
61%
68%
63%
6.25
Security (New Haven)
Standard
21%
57%
X65
47
Marine
Co
Seaboard Surety
59%
20%
38
(N Y)
Corp
Ins
Paul
6t
90%
40",
Amer— 3
North
5
Travelers
5
Co
166
Co
Republio Insurance (Texas *
JO
Republic Natl Life Insurance—2
76%
48%
49
•■
.
-
22%
80
Fidelity & Guaranty Co—10
65%
68%
Fire
24%
26%
3
U S Life Insurance Co in
Standard
Life
City
the
Y
2
29%
31%
Fire
N
of
Westchester
2
27%
29 %
Obligations of Government Agencies
-Figures after decimal point represent
Bid
Ask
March
4%3
April 15,
17.
1958
100
100.6
38%
41
100.10
4.60s
June
1958
100.21
100.25
2%s
3.30s
July 15, 1958
lOu.lo
100.19
32nds of
more
a
point
4%s
16,
Natl
100.4
100.7
4Vis
May 8,
100.11
100.14
4%s
June
26,
1958
100.27
100.31
July
10,
1958
100.25
100.29
4.70s
Aug.
Oct.
1958
1958
1,
4s
May 1,
1962—
99.18
99.26
101.4
4 %s
Feb.
3%s
Sept.
101.18
101.22
100.18
100.22
4.86s
4%s
June
10,
105%
106%
5s
12.55
13.75
3%s
March
100.22
100.30
2.35s
1
11.12
11.13
103%
31%
103%
110%
99%
100 Ve
103 %
104%
103%
107
99
108
100
12.19
30
101.12
12.15
Investors
1
State Street Investment Corp—•
99.26
100.2
109%
1972-1967
15,
100.6
102.8
100.6
102%
101.12
100.28
101.9
100.11
101
99.30
4%s July 15. 1969
3%s April 1, 1970
4%s Oct. 1, 1970-1967
3%s May 1, 1971
101.5
100.6
100.7
102
——
101.8
1958—
1958
10, 1959
100.2
100.24
100.2
100.24
11,
10,
Nov.
Feb. 2, 1959
2Vis May 1, 1959
2%s Feb. 1, 1960
2 Vas June 1, 1960
3%s April 3, 1961—
Mortgage Assn—
4.05s Apr. 10, 1958
3s Feb
a32.65
or
2%s May 1, 1958—2——.
3%s May 1, 1958
4%s July 15, 1958
100.5
.1958
one
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
Federal Home Loan Banks—
10.58
Stock
Amer
Fund
1
Shares
Stein
Texas
KR
1®
4.45
5.00
lc
7.01
7.69
United Funds Inc—
Unired Accumulated
lc
6.94
7.61
Roe & Farnham Fund
1
Sterling Investment Fund Inc,l
Fund
shares
lc
Utilities
£
lc
9.26
10.15
1
13.58
13.99
United
l
15.29
15.76
4.36
10.66
10.22
11.14
7.60
1
Fund
Funds 'Canada. Ltd
9.53
10.36
1
6.26
6.84
Certificates
of
100.31
3%S
14.54
2Vas Feb.
Vajue Line Income Fund Tnc—3
Value Line Special Situations
1, 1958
Aug.
Dec.
1,
4.49
4.91
2.28
2.49
100.15
100.19
101.12
1958-,——, ——
101.16
100.2
100.4
,
.
101.18
7.20
1%S
7.66
8.37
1%S April 1, 1959—
1%S Oct. 1, 1959—
11.96
99
102.26
3%6 May 15. 1960r
l%s Oct. 1, 1960
IV2S
99.30
1%S
„
98.16
97.23
April 1, 1961
Aug. 1; 1961—i
Oct. H,
104.28
97.8
1961
100.14
1(54
3%s Feb IS, 1962_
100.2
99.30
6.59
Bid
Ask
Notes—(Cont.)-
IV2S April X 1960
__
101,1
100.12
1
32nds of a point
or more
one
100.22
;
3
Inc
7,
Maturity-
4s
2%s June 15, 1958
l%s Oct. 1. 1958
1 %s
96.12
April 1, 1962
Aug. 16j 1962—.
99.8
102.30
98.24
98.4
105
97.16
104.4
96.20
13.04
Mutual
Fund
Cooperatives—
100.21
Treasury Notes—
1%S April 1, 1958
1
Investing Corp
Washington
Oct.
for
15, 1958
1958
101.16
1958_
14, 1959—
100
Inc
May
Sept. 2.
Treasury
4s
9.63
10.12
5.95
Ask
Indebtedness—
100.4
9.26
5.44
Bid
3%s April 15, 1958
8.86
1
.•Investors
Figures after decimal point represent
13.38
1
Wall Street
1968,—..
Central Bank
8.31
United Income Fund Shares,!
United Science Fund
I
Fund
11,
Maturity—
Value Line Punc| Inc
3.99
10.08
1965
1972
15,
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
a28.89
1
Inc
United Continental Fund-,
5.91
a20.81
1
Television-Electronics Fund
Tobacco
-
%
5(3
5
10
101.23
2.28
2.44
73
10
Providence-Washington
Quaker City Life Ins
101.19
10.94
a22.82
.
47
10
1960
3%S Feb. 13, 1962
3%s March 11, 1963
2.06
Incorporated Income Fund
Incorporated Investors
F>
Glens Falls
4.20s
Inc—1
Clark—
9.99
3.95
10.
Y_10
Indemnity Co
Life
23,
&*
lc
Inc*—1
(S
Insurance.
Phila
Aug.
Stevens
lo
Inc—
;
Phoenix
3%S
Scudder,
Petroleum shares
(Railroad Eond shares-
Boston
6.19
11.32
•
lo
6.20
(Minn)
t
72%
Fund
Life
W
4%s
5.73
10.41
al0.03
Clark
Fund Inc
shares
2.24
58
69
Franklin
Federal
1
1
Putnam
85%
Peerless Insurance Co—.
14.13
29.22
1
7.24
9.75
&
13.00
28.93
Slock
!
9.90
5.65
l
54%
Deposit of Md
&
3%
63
20.37
Inc
6.58
Income Foundation Fund Inc '10c
85%^
Fidelity
4%s
3.36
9.34
Income Fund of
42%
82
Pacific
31%
39%
3
4
30%
8.52
Baydock. Fund Inc
29%
Federal
20.91
-
Street
80%
5.99
19.34
1
Philadelphia
8%
12.50
T
7.50
Fully administered shares—lc
General bond shares
lc
w
59%
6.86
8.28
10c
(N J)
1.23
Employees Group Assoc
•
Employers Reinsurance Corp—9
32%
7.65
.__10c
Eagle Fire Ins Co
74%
Securities
Securities
36 Va
7%
55%
71
1
Inc
18-%
_3.33%
Insurance
81
30
9.68
Series HsC2
Series il-DA
77%
51%
lns„10
1.25
Hamilton- Funds
5
10
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y__10
1
Ltd
;
Pacific Insurance Co of N
Fund
Over-The-Counter
5.67
Fire
River
Northeastern
Northwestern National Life
Jefferson
Nucleonics* Chemistry •-&—* - * '■ Electrpnics Shares Inc——1
12.55
5.38
Co
10
5.54
_1
Fund
York Capitol
York
North
!
Fire
120%
;
l
Series
Common
Growth Industry Shares Inc
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
116
3.52
Selected
.
5
Casualty
Northern
7.97
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Smith (Edson B) Fund
1
shares
Co
Corp class A
268
256
5.07
6.99
-
10
7.29
6.80
equipment 6hares
Life
Fire
Hampshire
New
3.22
6.37
chares
78%
1
6.20
stock
27%
33%.
New
32
73%
1
lo
shares
25:%
23%
1
Series
Series—
—lo
shares
St eel
5
2.50
(N J)__5
Ins__
2
Insurance
Electrical
Equipment shares
ftallro&d
43%
5.81
11.56
j
46 Va
40
10.83
10.55
Mining
43%
9.91
Series
11.07
Fund
Bond
2
5.32
Bond
12.12
Institutional
New Amsterdam
1
National Security Series—
Balanced
Series——.
6.49
'•Merchandising
16%
1
1
5.61
Food
15
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection
and Insurance Co
10
lo
shares
lc
(The) Stock Fund-lc
aiectrenics &
17%
Hartford Fire Insurance Co__10
lo
Common
5
9.83
12.73
;
Building shares
Chemical
36%
Nationwide
19.81
6.60
°.90
shares
shares
Capital Growth
81%
34",
21
9.09
lo
lo
Group Securities—
Aviation
77%
5
19
18.32
11.65
11.61
6.13
Capital Corp
Investors Trust
Automobile
10
National Union Fire
J»_10
Springfield
1
1
1
Gas Industries Fund Inc
General
17%
52%
3.12
Corp
11%
16%
2.87
Investors
58%
Co__1
(N
Ins
General
Life
,.
49
Co
Life
Ins
:
10
al2.3G
Pine
General
92%
Monumental
32%
Guli' Life
cdtfdtd&n Funds Inc—
Common
87;
30%
1
12.99
3.26
4.25
2.12
7.33
Preferred
<Balt/_l0
28%
1
Stock
Fiorina Growth Fund Inc
Corp
of beneficial interest
Income
3
MutuStl'TnV Co Inc—1
Franklin
45 V8
Ins
General Reinsurance Corp
1
Inc
54%
10%
10.15
1
Foundation
5
38 Va
41
Life
Reinsurance
9.39
50%
4
30%
Fireman's
Fund—
Fund
Shares
11.05
34%
45
3
Mutual Trust Shares
' i:';'--
Fund Inc
Fiduciary
10.22
36
32%
Co
27s
Stock
33VaC
Income
Mutual
"6.97
Trust
int—33%c
Growth
Life
2.38
6.36
Units of beneficial interest—3
6.61
Financial Industrial Fund Inc.l
Fidelity
beneficial
of
2.10
Inc—10c
Investors
Massachusetts
134.85
Energy Fund Inc—
Equity Fund Inc
Fund
l
5
5
—
Bonding
Monarch
25%
2:%
6.25
Casualty
3.70
198
Merchants & Manufacturers
24%
1
C)
5
Natl
13%
98
190
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins
Merchants Fire Assurance
5
D
Life
Boston Insurance
Casualty
12%
94
10
6%
National
Stand
1
20
33%
Co
Continental
2.55
Investors
Fund Inc
4.78
———-—1
Stock Fund
•
Maryland
1%
31%
6
Crum & Forster Inc
3.36
National
& Howard—
/
(Wash
Bankers & Shippers
Bankers Natl Life Ins
Beneficial
Inc.
16%
1%
29%
30
American Re-insurance
American Surety
Companies
Aak
15
1
2.65
2.31
shares
Alars
9.91
Fund Inc
Fund
MercUry
Bid
(Va*_5
Co._5
Assurance
Amer Ins Co (Newark N J*— 2%
Amer
Life
Corp
Life Insurance Co of Va—
Lincoln National Life
18
21%
Massachusetts
Fla)
Home
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc-1
2.50
E
Dividend Shares
Baianced
(Jacksonville
American
3.41
2.46
Manhattan
67%
9.38
Fund
Electronics
5
conv
2.40
lo
16'In
15%
Inc
1
•afcon
19%
$1.25
3.09
■}
lc
Petroleum
Delaware Income Fund Ine——1
Dreyfus
preferred—-—
Amer Heritage Life Ins—
16%
Ins
Mtge & Title Co—65c
Natl Life Ins (Binn*_2
Liberty
28%
35V»
31
Title
Lawyers
195
26%
Assurance
Special. Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
lo
15.03
14.11
share
Series
59%
187
Agricultural Insurance Co
lo
Equitable Assur_
5
Fidelity & Casualty_5
Continental
Paper
13.83
13.05
Vegh Investing Co Inc
Fegh Mutual. Fund Inc
Diversified
56%
American
Par
Lawyers
142
136
10
—
4.70
17.97
1
Western Investment
Delaware
Aetna Lite
2.15
12.51
Masachusetts
De
10
10
1.95
16.53
-1
Inc
Inc
Dividend Income Fund
D#
Surety
Co
4.27
11.51
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
Crown
&
1®
1
Inc
Composite
shares
Electrical Equipment shares_lc
General Industries' shares—lc
Metal shares
lc
Composite Bond & Stock
Concord
Insurance
Connecticut
1
Commonwealth Stock Fund
Fund
Casualty
Aetna
Camden Fire Ins Assn
a40.57
Fund—*
Commonwealth Income
Fund
Aetna
Companies
Ask
Columbian
100
Inc
Fund
Bid
5.61
Ine__.
Securities
Insurance
Par
10.68
4.62
Preferred
Colonial
10.52
(Speculative Pfd Stks)—l
5-2
1
Fund
Christiana
1
Inc——1
Ltd
Chemical
K-2
Priced Bonds)——1
Bonds*
1
S-l v (High-Grade Com Stk)—1
Fu>,.£—
VJluc«> ZutU ——i___
Canadian Fund Tnc
Capital Venture Fund
Century Shares Trust
101%
109
98%
100%
—
-
American
25.04
B-l
20.58
al9.40
Fund-l
Mutual
Broad StreetInvescmient——-.1
Buiicck Fund Ltd
~.Ll-1
Eos con
100%
108
98
100%
8.74
Bond
Ask
Westcoast Trans 5%S—__ 1988
97
99%
3.72
7.09
Fund
Canada Ltd
1
95
—1038
—
12.56
4.93
4%s
6.19
Inc—1
Ane-Hougfeton Fund "B" Inc—5
Aie-Koughtoii Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Eiect'nice Corp lc
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
V
1976
5s
Bid
West Texas Util. 3%s—1988
West Virg Pulp & Pap 4s-—1978
Water Power—
.
Ase-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Atomic Bevel MUt
V
Match
4sk
104.
78
10.01
Shares
American
American
Universal
103%
1970
S Industries 4%s
Washington
25o
1-25
Inc.—
Fund
Associated
Bid
p*r
JFufids—
Aoerdeea
Affiliated
U
Bid
4%.v,% V1988
Union Electric
6.59
7.20
Wellington Fund
l
7.48
8.17
trhl+Aholl
PlITlfl
Fund
Inc.
J
11.32
7.03
7.60
Wisconsin Fund
Inc.
—III
4.76
15,
1959
100
•
99.12.
-
4s
100.2
9ST.20
——
99.28
-
99.20
106
106.4
1%S
Oct. i,
1962_i—
95.16
95.24
3%s
.
Nov.? 15, 1962—
104.26
104.30
12.24
_i
Feb.
5.14
Whitehall
Tnfl
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
£
Recent
lSOUCif?—
1
Bid
.
Rate
Ask
98%
99
Gulf Power Co
1969
68
70
Home
Calif
EI.ec
Canadian
4% a
1988
Va
98%
84
102 Va
1966
91%
92%
1982
94 V2
1977
100
101
'
1993
4
1978
Credit
4Ves
1976
Commonwealth Ed's'on 3%a_2G06
104
104%
Elec
1-57
910-
Ask
4.50%
97
98
4% %
119
Bid
.1981
4%sl_ 1992
98%
5%s_197T
1975
Ohio
Edison
Accept 4s
Cement
5s
GeuT Tire & Rubber 6e
ww
68
1977
117
&
1988
Elec
3%s
;108"4 1
6c-
of
Bell
Tewtron
Amer
Trans-Canada
102V4
99
99 y£
114%
98
1988
99
Am
94
101 %
113
Quebec Natural Gas Units
Co
101%
Lgt 4%s_. -1988
4%s
Telep
Sperry Rand 5%s
98%
V4
98%
99 %
139
_1G67
141
86
118 Va
101.4
101.8
2-58
100.31
101.3
100.8
100.12
4 Va %
3-57
6-
2-58
100.18
100.22
3.65%
1-
2-58
10-
1-58
100.26
100.30
1-57
7-
1-58
100.27
100.31
3.00%
t-2-
3-58
11-
3-58
100.16
100.20
£3- 3-38
12-
1-58
100.7
100.10
12-
2.45%
f
United States
Underwood
Bid
Treasury Bills
March
13,
March
1958
4%sH992
108%
110%
111%
5e
1971
Pipe Line
5Fas
bl.30
72%
Units.
146%
24,
1958
bl^O1)}
1.10%
27.
1958
bl.25%
1.10',
bl.20%
1.05%
1958
bl.25%
1.10%
1958
bl.45%
1.20%
bl.32%
Bid
April
24,
April
15,
April
17,
1958—
74
148%
par
Net
79
61
value
asset
k Admitted
1958
bl.40%
1.30%
1958___
bl.40%
1.32%
bl.40%
1.32%
May 22, 1958—
bl.40%
1.34%
May 29, 1958
bl.41%
1.35%
June
bl.41%
1.37%
1,
8.
5,
1958
^t.ork
d Ex-rights.
stock,
value.
tNew
to
listing
Exchange
yield price.
-
on
the New York
1.25%
May 15, 1958—
May
May
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
•No
Ask
bl.35%
1958-
1.20%
April 10,
b Bid
1971
1.10%
March
April 3. 1958
109
1982
ww
1.10'
Murch
a
Corp
bl.35%
20, 1958
Dollar Vslti®
A«-k
89
115%
.
1-58
8-
1-58
109
1978
Penn Elec 4s—
Southwest
%
99 V»
Ask
8-
2-57
5-
79
92
Bid
jll- 1-5?
4% %
68 V*
.1977
65%
114%
19EZ
4%s
Power
98
98%
ww. .1963
Petroleum 5s
111
64
1979
1976
5%s
Pacific
80
1976
5s_
Span Uranium
Pacific
99
110
1975
3%n
Port
Can
100%
98%
.1975
Due
^•Dated
100.5
99
67 V,
Rate
100.2
122
378s_ 1968
3r;es
Ask
-1-58
Dollar Value
Natioaal
Sheraton
Gas
Perro Corp 3% 8
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
General Motors
Brass
100%
99 %
961 a
Natural
Mueller
Pacific Gas
100
•Commonwealth Oil Ref—
General
Mich
Lowenstein (M) & Sons—
4%s
N
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy—
Paso
&
8-
Due
96
Commercial
EI
Indiana
Bid
4
198S
4s
5s
Michigan Bell Telep
Pac
Corp
Ry 3 lis
41/aS
Chance Vought 5%s
Chesapeake & Potomac
Telephone 4Ves
Carrier
98
(82%
102 Va
Oil
1-57
1971
1988
Barium Steel 5%s
Telep Co of Penn 3%e_1939
Burlington Industries 4%6__1975
7-
4.20%
Bonds—(Cont.)
Alabama Power 3?eS
Bell
Dated
4.25 %
Security Issues
x
Ex-dividend,
wi When
Issued..
dividend.
y Ex-stock
1953
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
:
this week will show an increase compared with a year ago. Pre¬
Bank clearings
At this center
the week ending Friday of 13.7%. Our comparative summary for
$23,551,148,109 against $22,627,974,477 for the. same week in 1957.
there is
gain for
a
the week follows:
:
'/ .V.
7-;.
:
V
-
'"'I
..
Philadelphia
%
1957
1958
—
>4(050,000,000
i
1,289,000,000
—18.5
*693,727,274
—
St, Louis
7,
i; 418,099,064
.
360,000,000
—:
—
York
~
~
,
Jecsey—Trenton
1,923,434
1,255,118
1,962,626
—15.0
4,713,670
1,425,000,000
—33.6
1,782,526
4,927,923
1,253,000300
1,224,000.000
—22,8
4477,948
7j0
6,211,526
3,774,685
6,744,508
4,590,940
6,969,815
,
(11 cities)
—23.4
—
6,845,767
18,335,601
18,971,966
1,006,015,718
—
+
4,112,415
17,326,961
1,495,667,096
648,327,437
1.1
+
Total
490,382,419
—
+
•
five days—T___-
1.2
—
9.8
—
—25.9"
8.7
15,772,497
23,609331
—32.7
—
384,207,291
—
0.1
v-?
55,839,600
5.3
18,121,377
1,288,201,371
11,090,91+
7.2
—
277302r761
+
—11.4
10,070,475
13,369,613
440,925,598
566,441,965
—22.2
1,296,090,314
1,502,777,359
—13.8
—
10,351,210
'
271,684,345
520,438.659
55,519,700
612326,427
57,558,700"
+ 10.8
9,821,981
Virginia—Huntington
5,179,533
1"
Wi
f
860.081,387
+
2.5
10312,322
3.3
13351,448
499,514,047
—
1,483356,619-
+ 13.3
<
10,414,792
14,937,318
.
437,945,072
.1,321,291,097
4,567,107
0.9
—16.3
21395,677
201391,726
District of
8,317,692
8,450,263
1.6
7349,730
343,063,677
385,211,592
133,659,860
—10.9
127,475,896
366,422,195
124,689,491
686,624,161
769,895,626
—10.8
24,565,292
127,605,106
352,800,000
—13.3
7,699,212
—16.1
6353^169
5,879374
6,580,067
235,712,402
—*10.6
6,250303
202,661,085
....
Columbia—Washington(6 cities)
■
4.1
+
.+
6,460387
6.6
$23^551,143,109 $22,627,974,477
4,569,780
20,269,691
217,734,440
.
20,442,862
182,144,591
Maryland—Baltimore:
4.5/
«—
-
Richmond—
Total
"Estimated..
575,364,479
50,410,700
"
Virginia—Norfolk
6.6
4,300,406,945
802,922,227
Total:all cities for week—_——
6,872.144
14,730,430
'
k
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
7.2
$£2^743,225,882 $21,767,893,090 f
„
4,915,520
6,298,600
4,045,297
5.0
'4x014,611,135
day____.
2,280,317
4,164.014
1,320777,102
—
12,932,464
South Carolina—Charleston
Total all cities,-, five
Afl cities, one
10,477,525
276,642,602
•
(7 cities)
3.4
557,046,679
West
pother citie'sr
~
ZI Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
0.3
■-+
$18,733,614,747 $17,467,486,145
days
;
.
Youngstown
383,988,461
Ten cities; five
III"
;
Mansfield
529,158,713
Baltimore
9,9231,918
256,779,182
509,867,571
.
coiumbus
1.1
473,777,622
—
Cleveland
>
"*-
'
Delaware—Wilmington _I
"
-1.
—26.4
6,479,884
4,062,953
6,177,258
13,586,162
I
Cincinnati
2.0
+
358,900,000
$
2,466,582
3,544,416
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Cleveland
413,599,384
^655,289,000
Francisco
1.6
707,606,828
,
1955
*
1,518,554-
-
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
1,133,216,149
City—
Pittsburgh
1986
1,551^24
3,609,812
Olilo—Canton
1,115,518,656
—_
Boston
Sau
1,697,714
2JI
946,000,000
_
Readin g
New
29
Dec. %
1,668,293
Philadelphia
Total
$13,054,055,957 $11,485,199,967 "' +13.7
—
Kansas
Ended Feb,
Inc. or
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
York
Chicago
.4
1,743,714
1,816,265
Chester.
V.
Week Ended March 8—
New
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Lancaster.
ibr which J^is possfble^fd obtain weekly clearings will be
correspondipgtweek last-year. Our preliminary totals stand
1957
$
week ended Saturday, Mar. 8, clearings for all
^cities of the United States
.at
Week
Bethlehem
country, indicate that for the
4.1% above those of the
Distriet—Philadelphia—
1958
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
liminary figures compiled by us
of the
Third Federal Reserve
—
—
4.6.
,
•
725,708,926
4,259,401
19,989,000
181,370,641
6,749,826
339,097,320
119,654,510
671,120,698
.
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear
in
figures are note available
last fey .of the week in all
at time of going to press.
the Saturday
ends Saturdayand
Tennessee—Knoxville
We canpot turnish- them today, inasmuch as the week
issue of next: week;
our
Accordingly, in the above the
cases
has to be estimated.
27,119,769
Nashville
110,690,402
Georgia—Atlanta,.
371,800,000
Augusta
Macon
i
+10.4
+• 5.4
24,714,158
114,128,787
351,200,000
26,005,6X3
107,719,984
343,600,000
6,661,464
6,237,477
191,815,871
the whole country having amounted to
Alabama—Birmingham
173,767,426
14,741,893
566,058
205,341,021
—15.4
18,864,089
—21.9
190,337,418
12,827,943
Mississippi—Vlcksburg—.
665,825
—15.0
553,554
681,201
202,945,526
199,113,986'
+
1.9
212,010,697
192,416,176
1,160,035,135
1,178,947,000
—
1.6
1,121,337,914
1,047; 782,967
—25.7
1,741,900
20,222,532
10,416,169
10,873,642
75,226,000
Mobile
Total
$21,140,537,057, against $24,027,016,288 in the
at "this.-center showing a decrease of
the New. York Reserve District the -.totals record a
Reserve District'of;
13.4% and in
Seventh Federal Reserve
11.1%. We group the cities according to the
and from this we note that in
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located
fellihg
off of 11.2%, in the Boston
Michigan—Ann
of 1.6%. The Chicago
tCt%: and the: StrLouis Reserve District of 13.7%
Indiana—Fort
Terre
Haute
In the Kansas City
decreaseof^^%, iitt;Me,Dallas Reserve District of 4.1%
the. Minneapolis Reserve District enjoys a" gain of 3.3%.
11.5%.
and in the San Francisco Reserve; District of
1
,
.
.
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
+ 14.1
10,720,575
8,540,784
"
—
0.1
+
1.3
9,317,776
—12.9
8,474,187
4,056,230
151,832,921
115,103,026
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
—19.5
77,560,000
8,117,660
3,261,449
-
—19.6
3,718,351
132,066,285
+ 18.6
City—
—
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
6,777,760
45,872,749
+
14,322,839
+ 21.4
1,625,828
1,695,937
1,652,286,226
1,243,968,553
—
Decatur
:
Peoria
7,217,699
10,355,856
80,443,000
43,974,360
8,036,970
17,387,731
Dea Moines
2.751,399
18,085,443
T,384,865
3.4
—24.2
47,420,377
'
7,525,330
..
12,374,858
10,776,523
7,744,114
4.1
1,140,474,000
2.8
0,932,07(1
13,616,846
.10,424,9285,609,237
6,596,000
-42,919,393
15,979,580
14,780,821
1,882,818
—15.4
9,624,486
3,336,337
120,070,580
—
—
1,621,721
1^054,449,193
5,826^314
15.12G.981
—18.2
5.111.308
12,328,458
5,813,344
—12.1
1,410,542,737
1,642,675,512
—14.1
1,507,819,501
—20.9
362,800,000
350,900,000
6.5
161,574,524
0.9
151289,789
112228,589
4:2
122,987035
T,265,353
—
Rockford
Springfield
In the following we furnish a summary by„ Federal Reserve Districts: ,
11,251,930
10,723,915
—
Bend
3,225,285
21,060,060
78,606,000
Wayne
Indianapolis
South
Sioux
Reserve District there is a
2.395.307
16,947,805
12,842,424
Rapids
Lansing
Reserve:District the totals register4a decline of 13.8%, in the Richmond
Reserve. District suffers a-loss of
:
164,104,337
District—Chicago-
Arbor
Grand
the?Philadelphia Reserve District of 32.7%. In the
feserve ^istrict of?io,8%^fe
but
(10 cities)
++4.4
Outside of this city there was a loss of 5.1%, the bank clearings
week in 1957.
Cleveland
Orleans-
ef-12.0%, the aggregate clearings for
March 1. For that; week there was-a "decrease
same
present further below,
we
compTefe'results 6£;the "previous week—the weekended '•<
able to give final and
246364,400
Louisiana—New
stafllfent+ howeV^r,lwhich
U-... iri Me elaborateldetaiied
we are
Florida—J acksonville
—12.6
15,449,355
8,935,477
6,019,060
r
Total
(17 cities)
1,409,579,893
SUMMARY «F BANK CLEARINGS
Inc.
1957
1958
2nd
$
•-
Dec. c/o
789,042,712
—12 cities
1st Boston^
>
$
910,645,770
—13.4
29—
Feb.
11,416,181',926
—-10 -IJ "
Ne wi-York
'3rd
Cleveland—i-i
7
-
~
"
:
$
$
828,264,696
—32.7
1,502,777,359
—13.8
769;895,626
1,296,<$0,314
--
'"f
.
—11.2 7 11,199,201,690
1,495,667,096
Philadelphia—.——^-.11 :;.V" V- .; 1.006,0J5;718
•4th
12,851,079,895
,,
1955
1956
or
■
Week-Ended
—10.8
11,419,373,210
1,288,201,371
J ,320,777,102
1,483,356,619
*
773,030,844
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St» Louis—
Missouri—St.
'
8th
—'— 6
—
Total
"
1,160,035,135
1,178,947,000
—
"
1,410,542,737
1,642,675,512
—14.1
4
"
622,896,556
722,109399
—_—7
f9th Minneapolis:
"
10th' Kansas City-—.—
11th Dallas^.
537,134,528
..
519,803,732
591,601399
,
,9/•'-
340,5^0319
488 346,023
6
—
509,393(346
i
_
4.1
(4 cities)-
_1___
We
add
now
our
week ended March 1
1
-'
'
'•
..
~
s"
—-
'
•
353,212,399
+
2.7
136,236,730
128,071,438
7,640,846
+
'6.4
.
Clearings at—
5
,L
.
>
V
469,694,506
24,027,016,288
—12.0
21,689,960,358
21,223,107,812
11,623,316,690
5.1
10,932,584,547
10,231,093,618
.
v;
1,195,068,012
1,121,179,083
South
,
Dakota—Fargo.
Dakota—Aberdeen-——
Montana—Billings
8,138,724
4,557,933
4,878,772
13,562268
-
-
+
'
r.
^
Week
Ended
Inc. or
$
Dec. r/o
-1V
'.
-1
1955
1956
$
'
$
r
*"
+
iv
2378,445
5:215,509
•—
Massachusetts—Boston
•7,268,586,
655"368,233
-
!—
'2,995,892
'
751,0G2,492
3.9
3,090,215
2,345,813
6,426,853
6,326,940
—1227
686,104,574
644,103,990
—10.7
3,508,193
1,378,904
1,818,758
—24.2
1,492,289
3,628,780
3,443,057
12,741,795
11,034,087
3,186,410
Springfield
Worcester ^—:—
.,
—
New
,
Rhode Island—Providence
New
Total
(12
/
3,873,029
—11.9
14,184,620
12,875,748
13(091,340
—15.7
11,426,022
10,049,600
—20.9
40,958,543
38^73,624
247541,211
—14.8
23,630,219
18^14,716
35,576,600
—13.6
31,366,500
.-3,183,881
—15:4
2,505,887
910,645,770
—13.4,
..
28,950,800
,
2,229,690
-
cities)
789,042,712
—
4,002,907
}4,753366
10,800,054
+
1.8
3.3
1,058,389
1,008,955
.+
4.9
807,042
12,625,153
—
Omaha
629,259
11,028,692
139,233,491
52T,667,"763
491,086,113
City—
St.
12,895,887
5,345,986
Kansas—Topeka.
27,688,243
12,698,113
430,459,128
13,347,348
6,127,402
5,860,249
591,601,099
Joseph
26,057,810
386,013,892
City.
Colorado—Colorado Springs.—.
Total
(9 cities)
1,010,835
1,280,106
640 520,819
+ 28,3
780387
926,613
+14.5
10,868,508
0.1
157,413,818
10,044,835
9,784,663
152332,701
+
—58.5
11355338
6.3
24,621392
26,399,797
—10.3
398,482322
374,210,959
11,138,157
11,700,026
+
828,264,696
+
—
4.0
7,797,371
6,107,519
7.6
622,157373
592,797,422
0,654,796
432366305
35,109,412
6,953,000
6375380
17312375
398301,000
31,931,389
7,453,060
7,441,787
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas
9,003,851
Dallas
429,374,626
38,100,372
33325,151
Galveston
8,107,000
6,954,000
6,609,231
6,571,299
Wichita Falls.
16,164,655
13,986,929
Louisiana—Shreveport.
Total
11,037,462
418,804,793
Texas—Austin
Fort Worth
'49,634,104
2,+92,569
Hampshire—Manchester
1
3,570,781
14,462,341
30.750; 100
:—
4,254,927
5,8?8;934
10,463,493
1,334,867
5.4
+
20$il;;733
———-—-I-
Haven
-
30241447
Cemiectieiit—Hartford--—^
8,743254
1.1
3,752,027
3,567,508
Lowell
Rivcr^_
7,630,157
5.4
+
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
Wichita
•
—28.3
—
New, Bedford
Fall
•
6.5
+
619,803,732
537,134,528
(7 cities)
Missouri—Kansas
Portland
4,325,577
4,933,825
13,322,125
139,236,879
Total
Lincoln.
Feb .29
-1957;..
"
^
Maine—Bangor
+
—
■"
III
Nebraska—Fremont
1938
wFirst Federal Reserve District—Bostefi—
.2,552.230
JT
■
*
'
District—Minneapolis-
Paul
North
508,972,648
;
--11,027,917,279
,
•
0,591,865
329,183.905
128,010,962
362,854,796
St.
detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the
'■
r
9-,147,324
357343,492
133,049,836
8,297,522
Minneapolis
593,797,422
Ninth Federal Reserve
Minnesota—Duluth—
Hastings
'
—16.8
6",904,905
491,086,113
622,157,875
—11.5
for four years:
616,970,608
527,667,763
■
1,283',50(j; 434
—
649,627212
616,970,608
21,140:537357
109 cities
:
j
Outside New York City—
—13.7
649,627,012
Helena
Total
722,109,699
—
1,047,.782,967
7.6
—
G22,89G,556 '
—
—
1,409,579,893
3.3
+
—
124,502,175
2,603,330
1,507,819,501
'
1,135,7,26448
" -:
10-
San^Frahcisco
■|
182,504,194
123,414,699
2,494,799
.
412,500,000
170,687,058
—...
1,121,337,914
—13.7
•8th St. Louis_
671,120,698
>725,708.926
,'
1.6
10
17
Atlanta—
;7th. Chicago
12th
,:' .'T 686,624/161
"
;
326,300,000
—
1,321,291,097.
-
"
,5th Richmond
Louis
Kentuteky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
2.5
—12.5
—14.2
—
0.7
—13.5
0,567,179
14300.151
509,393,346
4.1
508,972348
460694,506
201,963,991
488,646,023
(6 cities)—
—18.4
—
—14.4
188,313,598
169,739,535
0.7
4,545,397
168,325,660
84,506,44324,651,521
16,298,147
672309,475
773,030,844
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Second Federal Reserve District--New York—
172,701,598
Washington—Seattle
4,404,346
4,374,032
164,782,379
179,116,806
81,236,078
22,473,040
85409,720
24,613,441
14,524,991
635,261,221
16,566.687
—12.3
730,233,723
—13.0
23,754,654
26(050,821
Saxita Barbara
6,885,986
Stockton
9,621,855
Yakima
"
New
•
33,254:209
York—Albany—
Bmghaniton
5
—^——
Buffalo—
124,510(148
York
132,368.677
2,764,717
2,544,226
San Francisco
2,709,333
—14.9
2,990,265
2,445,025
San
12,403,499,598
—11H
10,757,375,811
10,992,014,194
39,076,256
—11.1
38,735,287
22,335,024
Northern New Jersey^-
cities)
+
8.0
—
—
43
8.7
6,123,172
163,761,213
78,105,976
24,866,680
32,219,099
34.750,157
—-
Jersey—Newark
City
California—Long Beach
132,583,581
152,234,984
23,878,626
(10
Lake
—26.4
——
Total
2,976,698
Utah—Salt
—18.2
Connecticut—Stamford
New
.
Oregon—Portland
2.306,783
——
Syracuse
(a).
50,377,637
*275677221
—
Rochester
-
(a) ;~
52,561,391
"
;'
Jamestown
New
9.7
11,027,917,279
f
-
—
1,888; 904
—
—
-
Elmira
36,842,107
-
67,129,841
21,586,649
,
•
22,826,385
76,312,382
78,210,955
93,424,980
11,416,181,926
12,851,079,895
+
3.5
21,214,664
20,487,599
+
4.6
26,863,989
79,345,049
Jose
Total
—
79,674,348
—
8.8
6,459,013
+
6.6
9,012,200
+
6.8
Grand
—16.3
84,766,936
73,089,270
—11.2
11,199,201,690
11,419,373,210
(109
Cities)
Outside New York City.
"Estimated,
(a)
16365.933
9455,599
6,389,461
10,164,052
1,135,726,148
(10 cities)
total
20,588,097
5,761364
10,068,410
636307,462
1,283,500,434
^11.5
1,195,068312
1421479383
21,140,537,057
24,027,016,288
—12.0
21389,960,356
24323407312
11,027,917,279
11,623,516,690
—
5.1
10,932,584,547
104231393?,618
30,176,437
—12.0
Pasadena
Clearings
operations discontinued.
46 *
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1134)
.
.
Monday, March 10, 195®
.
ENTIRE ISSUES CALLED
Foreign fxchange Rales
Company and Issue—
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.
\
■
,
„.
BY
CERTIFIED
RATES
EXCHANGE
FEBRUARY
23,
1938
RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER
TO MARCH
Buying Bate for
Noon
Country. and Monetary Unit
FEDERAL
6,
1958,
ACT
OF
6%
'
Cable Transfers la New York
(Value In
cumulative
•
Monday
.
Feb. 28
' 7
Tuesday
»
Mar. 3
.
7; Mar. 5
'
"
7'^.
Argentina, peso— •
.
7
.
:
.
Australia, pound
Austria,
schilling
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar
:
*
:
—
.0555555*
.0385356*
.0385356*
.0200437
•21C747
.
...
"
:
.0238095* :
;
._.
-
'
.496950*-
.496950*
.496950*
.0349000*
.0394000*
.0238095*
.0238095*
>.0238095'-
.193283*
.193283*
.233350
.233350
'
2.803860
7;
.
y-.rj .233350
.
2.804483
2.614375
;
.j
2.804358
2.815000
•
2.814687
2.814637
r
'FT
;
ASSETS
-
Gold
■!
:
■
:
-
...
7
March 5,
21,235,393
861,068
^Redemption fund for F. R. notes
Feb. 26,
1958
:
IOSB
-
.
certificate account
'
10,000
7,265
.11.
—
+
1957
2,468-
net
Total
•
gold certificate
22,096,461
reserves.
511,358
i
•
2,-735
473,470
64,506
"
•F. R. notes of other Banks
Other cash
v
—
508,239
CUfreeunts- and advances;.—
;EttdustriaI louns__
—
107,003
: *
—_
Acceptances—bought outright™--
34,004
—
—«
-191
13,368
76,734
Bought outright—
million.
"
580,260
______
Certificates
+
414,505
+
'
19,946,105
—
93„763
.
8,583,906
Bonds
2,7897257
;—_—
bought outright
23,315,622'
".'Held under repurchase egrec'tTotal
U.
S.
Total loans
Govt.
and
15,000
securities-
—
23,480,716
©eni!:-premises
Total
f
+ :
+
+
84,751
■-
141,289
—
assets
51,439,147
V"
—
•
r-
16;82T
..+_'.
Loans -and
Loans
"+
40,696
.7
.
.
Investments
Member "hank
18,708,416
roserves
—174,353
*
Triasurer^general acct.
333,688
Other
308,825
—
12,539*11,024.
+
+
.+
87,361
30,00'->
and- dealers
•
Real
securities
estate** loans—
163,8-79
U.
S.
;
'
19,689,424
......I..
Total liabilities
—168,466
—
—
50,080,116 '
+
208»G91
+
-61,754
,914'
144,72?
—
—210,438
+
Cosh
Capital paid In___——
Curplus (Section 7)
Curplus (Section 13b)—2
Oilier capital
Total liabs.
Fatio
of
349,087
"
'
accounts
; +
263
809,198"
+ ;
51,439,147
—>
LIABILITIES—
30~300
.1%
+
Government
Contingent liability on: acceptances purchased for foreign cor¬
respondents
133,4C2
...
+ *
___
commitments.!..
9,280
1,076
+
:
1
+
•
From f ederal Reserve
From others
75,510
•Exclusive
of
+
from
*
10
.
+
long-term*
6c
.
3-27
-
30C
3-12
2-21
-
^1
3-12
2-21
.
Paper- (quar.)
&* Light—
40c
5-
2-26
1
4- 4
•'.*.-«> >■$'/:
!
(quar.)..
4- 1 y
$-..2^5
-
Co.: (qaar.)^.^^_l_2ir_
Public Service,*; commoi+:<^txarj)__.
Stock dividend-
3^16
110
1
60 *
•
2
; 2-28
i
3-17
176.7
154
ciM
+;
—1.427
164
.+
+
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290
.+
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—
after
sho\(*n
deduction
of
:
gross.
- - - -
*
3-31
2-2$
2*28
25o.
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-25c.
3- i
:
3*4.4
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8-15
-
4-1
.
2-27
.
2-27
2-27
4-'l
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;
Corp^, Ltd.,- common
preferred "A," (quar.) _*
preferred" B
-
,
4+1
-
.
Motntngstar-Palsley
Morris: (Philip), Inc; (See Philips Morris; •« < Motor Finah.ee Corp., $5 preferred -(-quar.)^
re¬
Inc.
.
(reduced't^iT-it—
2M28
3-15
3-10
2-21
4vl
344
3-10
2-17
3-14
15c
: : 2*27
.
$1.25
3-10
7 53*29
25c
Motor Wheel Cotp. (reduced,)--^——-.
Mount Royal,Dairies, Ltd. (quay/);
^
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4*1
.
294
3-7
■
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37'Ac
Engineering Co.,: cemsioni7tq.uar?)o- % 30c
t
$2.50 .preferred^ (quat.K___.——;v—z^Z;*,G2Mie
Morgan. (J. P.> & Co. (quar.)—-77—$2.60
•—
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f
v2*14
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—.
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-
$1.65-
Mueller Brass Co. (quar.)__.
3-20
4-15
3*14
8-28-
50c —
Munslngwear, Inc7 common (quarJj.-~-j.__
30c
3-15
5',i%
preferred (quar,)__
7
7 26Wc
-:.3-15 <v
Murray Corp. of America (quar.)
^
50c
3-21
Murray Ohio Mfg: (quar.)
:—777777—" ""
50c "
4-.1 7 ;
Muskegon Piston Ring Co. (reduced;
10c
—3.-31 ft
Muskogee-Oo. (quar.)
-77_7-—:—
;
50c3*12* r'
Mutual Trust (Kansas City;—7'< *.
2',l>c from net investment Income plus 2%c
("7.j
* ;
-
.
of corporate bonds,!notes,
called for redemption, *.
including those-called under
sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the
redemption ot last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and *the page
number, gives the location Jn
"*.". " from securities" profits.
777'.—--—-—5c
the current volume
(except where otherwise indicated)
Myers (F. E.) & Bros, (quar.)__________—
60c
in which the details were
given in the "Chronicle/'
.
.
stock
.
,&nd U. S. Government
deposits; and
a
decrease of $290
-
million in demand
reporting member banks; the principal changes
Nachman
*
were
decreases of $28 million in the San Francisco Dis¬
trict and $25
creases
4n
million
in the Chicago
of $42 million in New York
the Dallas
District.
dealers for purchasing or
Company andlssue—
City and $25 mijlion
Kansas-Nebraska
-
Loans to brokers and
33%%
New
decreased $65
1st mifcg©. a.
-
*
sub. debs." due
-
...
2-21
3-11
3-18
8-7
2-28
-
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National
common
(£-a").V777w2
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4-15 ^
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-
3-20
4-,l-'
-
(6:a)-77- *-'* *>50c
Cylinder Gas, cothmon (quas.)_^
*
-
4-1
3-10
--16c
12 %c
77
Biscuit
Cash
4%* preferred*
National
1
Hess
•
(Md.)—
National'Company (Maiden, Mass.)—*f7>7" '
Preferred :(quar.)
National^
-v*.
•...
Inc.
CO., common. (quar.)
Register (quar. )7
.National Casualtyr (Detroit)
(quar.);National City Lines (quar.)
__7_7_7-____
*-
-<••-*
eollateralptrix6t^bonds—l"
Western Light & JEtewer Co., "Inc.-*--- ; s, V ^7;4'
...1st tQige..4Ji% bonds «eries-G due July 1.
*
20c
^7
Co.
(Quarterly from net investment income;
.National
Alumlnate
((piar.)-,;
'•
Gas
Line Co.—
*
3-28
-
Securities
National-Bellas
Data;
..
let,mortgage -ft
Natlon-Wide
vpag#-
.
Co., Ine.-—
f. bonds jdue April
1, 1965-—7
Oil Pipe
;
REBEMPTJONS
.77
Corp. (quar.)
Corp,
(quar.)l
2-14
3-10
»
:
*
Data
1971__Apr 11
State Electric &7Gas;
Corp.-— : **;
-.
cvmulative.preferred.stock
Trans Moimtain
..
conv.
PARMAL
Natural
Natco
--------
York
4.50%
$86 million.. "Other" loans
milliqfi of which $26 million was> fhNew
"York City.I.Z:a\IS.
7
.
Company and Issue—
industry
carrying U S. Government and
decreased
NOTICE *OF TENDER
U. S. Industries, Inc.,
5%%
District, and in¬
Changes according to
appear in another press release.
other securities
2-21
.
deposits credited to domestic banks.
Commercial and industrial loans decreased $7 million
at all
1
.
1—
Quarterly
jist
3-
Supply (guar.)-77—7-7-7—7730cX
3-17. : 7.2-23
3- 7
- cpniiiion7 (deduced)-7^7- - - * - 20c
r- 3vl5
7%\' preferr^'d- fs-a)7-l„_7_2„__77^_
$3.50 7". 6-20; ■y-'d- 2
Mountain States Telephone-& T&legraph Co.
a
i:l
•
3*21
Morgan
Tlie condition1 statement of weeKly 'repoPtihg member
banks of the Federal Reserve System in-leading cities
chows the following principal changes for. the week
:
ended Feb. 26: Decreases of $141 million in loans ad¬
3-7
,
7r 3-21
.v-
(quar.)t4$c
.I—i—
t$1.75
\
(quar.; t_$1.75. h
7 %' -
Moere-McCormacte Lines, (quari)——
'
•*
3-20
.-
3-20
25o
$350
$35c
preferred-v(quar.)2—7__7—^7——7. $1.12%
,
225
valuation
-*
"
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3*20
$1. 05
Brewery.t Ltd:,.' clafcs
-2M
3-15
.4-'!
87«:C
B
4-.50%
74.70%
Moore
-
36
—
55
-
$ 25c
_.$25c_.
class-a (qiiar#)iiIndustries, -3^i%- • pfd. (acoura;) __
preferred- (quar.;——
—4- 1
Montrose Cfiemicftt Co: (quar.-77i^^r3X——»V*r- 16c. + 4- 8
47v.
and
-common
2*24
.
3*12
Mount '•Vernon Mills,
and
2-2$
-
3-12
18c
Monsanto Chemical
MontanaTDafeota Utilities, comnion '(quar^)——:
.
807
Below will be found
3-*5
•:
3-17
""Mountain'Fuel
preferred
3-17
"3-13
4-. 1
Vif*
-.w>—=~—
ts.-: (qdar.)—.
(quar.)-&—
Monareh' tiro-. Imjdrah'ee' Co. .v(SprlflgIijeld,
Mass'.-) +6-a)
Monaaoch.Knitting Co., Ltd.,-pfd. (acCtini;)LClass
Condition Statement of Member Banks
justed and $176 million in balances with domestic banks;
increases of $404 million in holdings of U. S. Govern¬
ment securities and $164 million each in time
deposits
*■
-7
1".
(q\iar,)
common
7%
are
capital
[
3- 7
-
4-* 1
Melon's
46
+
...
93 7,
+
1,503
banks
-.7
investment
4.20% preferred (accum.)_7^^i—r_jr_r—
Mohawk Rubber Oct (quar.)L-.—
688
10,203
.+
items
3-27
*
700
4
+
25,768
Banks„^,„7- t
to
2-14
3-10
50c
Modem Containers, Ltd^
-
loans
individual loan
2-28
2«2$
4-1
,
—895
serves;
37
>
2,440-
.
40c
30c
Meliaseo
/'
Govt.^
.
'
MitcliCli: (Robert^ Ce,; Ltd.— 7^7,
7"*
$1-partic; class A <aecutnulated:)i.-i<i-u~
*
.
31
717.
■■
2,518
7_7
Borrowings—.
•
~
deposits.,
Foreign banks
.8%
.
loan
S.
-
+
54.943
s7
-
+'
-
13,469
bnnks—^:!-"
U.
373
26" ■'
8,224
Interbank demand. deposits—
Domestic banks
Industrial
•
deposits, except
410,217
gold certificate- reserves
and Federal Reserve
note, liabilities combined1-.—.—
+ -
1
.
Time
-91
43
1,443 .;
...
U.
-198,088
47.8%
61,605
S' %
-3-7
-
357
1,133
+
+
+
1,012
domestic
*
3-14
Power, $4:60-preferred (quar-.),— $1.15
4.44%,-preferred- (quac.;_i_^_^.^_—$1.10
Missouri Kansas Pipe Line Co.,. coiiimoiu.
1*90c
Class B
--Til
.-Missouri
20
+
298
19,338
-
4iJ_
-vault
with,
30
S-
404
+
4,847
Demand deposits "adjusted,
,.
and capital -accts..
18,803
+ ;
t:4
27,5431 *173.2.01,
+ .12,087
to deposit
,
in
Balances
1
.
Reserves -with Federal Reserve'Banks.:
360,179
65
+ ;
1,119
Loans to banks_-___^-„^___
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
"
—
•
1,551
-
Other -securities
^963
5
•
4-
256
Mississippi
122
+
preferred
Mirro; Aluminum
»
1
■+
7
Power
"5%
135
—
(4c
from
2c
fc Ontario
502
.
26,856
-
"U." 8.' bonds
-
3,824,"089
.-15,739
cash Items.
Gtlier llabs..&-&etrued* dividends.
+
plus
Minnesota
2,323
+
7; 86
11,170
Government: securities—totals
•
.93,360
1,882
8",742
*
v
37^c.
.
-
——
gains)' 71—
——Minnesota Mining is Mfg.,
$4 preferred (quar:)
'-
Treasury bills
Treasury certificates of Indebtedness
Treasury iTotes 7W
,7
33,011
(s-aj
Minnesota Fund,-Tnc.
-
+
.
(quar.).^.—
Co.
+
4
.
J;7
-
5c'
'38c -.7'
i--
-
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Sle7M4Mo RR7 7.7;
Income
•
.7
442
1.17R
■
MihneapoJIs-HofieyWell Regulator "(qudr.)—.
or
for
or
Co-r—-7>. 1'-'77,
Laboratories, Inc.- (monthly
••v 10c--> -3*25 *
Mlrmeapolls :Brewln#-Co.—15c
* 3-25
Minnesota
141
.
Total deposits
W>efcrred availability
Miehle-Goss-Dexter Inc.
1957
334
•"
brokers
Rubber Reclaiming
Common (quar.)
Miles
Feb. 27,
(In millions of dollars)
carrying securitiesOther loans for purchasing or
carry-,
"20,537'
—
-
.
> :
Feb. 19,
1958
52,281
purchasing
10,724
+
20,676
—
28G.495
-
-
adjusted*
Other loans
-Foreign
;
adjusted*
Loans' to
fceposits:
U.- B.
.
Agricultural loans
9t937
410,287
+
' '
Commercial and' industrial loans
ing
26,550,866
r16c
1*'
increased
Decrease (—) Sine#
Feb. 26,
1958
20,973
+
r- •
ASSETS—
LIABILITIES—
Federal Reservfc notes
•
Banks
.
7
+
—198^)88
Reserve
Increase (+ )
39,402
+
Federal
Midwest
.
241,139
—
from
Loans to banks increased $10 million.
rt
'
■
.
Mid-West' Abrasive ' (quar.;.^--_--.>^^_-; ,y :
frxt.fty:
*' ■*"
' *
Midwest Oil.Obtpi:-I-
repotting member
-
+ ' 429»505
10,352
171
—
all
..
78,763
15
4,616,278 1
•
Other assets
..
'
Oue-from foreign banks—Uncollected cash Items
at
summary of assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬
ber banks follows:'
;..;
:: -v:;-l"
;-v.:-
414,506
15,000
(•
—154,621
'
.
15,000
+
.
23,330,622
securities—
93.763
~
million
A
;
12,^93
■
Total
$61
.
-
—8,571,413
*'•
lOc-'
,
$11 million and borrowings from others decreased-$55
y
'
Bills
of
Borrowings
19,G89
$j. S. Government securities:
'
30c \
(reduced)i.^!_^-._r7-__'-C!---• * - »25e
& Col— V'^.'-
.
Time deposits increased $85
-
,
-f
.
309
+
"30c >'
-
>'-
•
:—L'J.
.•
million in New York
City." /.f.'s.f ' .-'/.V:: !
690,024
897
+
Copper
17%c
'
;
—.——:
4%%- preferred
-$1.-12%
Michigan Gas & Electric Co., commoiu^_^
.,
50c P
4.40%
preferred f(quar.)i!_v!_^_^7!w-■
$1.10- 7
4.90%
preferred (quar.)-w—$1.22V2 !•
Michigarn -Cfak Utilities,-(quar.')V-^7; j-!;«.
77." 25c * *
Michigan Seamless Tube Co., common;.-.——
+* 25c-.;-7
Michigan. Sugar Co.r 6% preferred-: (aeeum;;
30c Mickelberry's Food Prodticts (quac»)i-£.w!-—- - '7 20c •- '
Micromatic .Hone '(reduced;
'
*- 16c •
Midland Oil Corp., $1 corvv. pftl; (quifr.)—— ' - 25c '
-
deposits adjusted increased $132 million in
increase
banks.
43,145
21
—
'42,600
(quar.;
-•->
Chicago-District, and
$43 million in the Dallas District, but they decreased
$66- million in the San Francisco District; there was a
-
Co.
(irregular)
/<*' 4%% preferred (quar.),$1.12%..:
4%% preferred (quar.>1-.12%.
New York City, $53 million in the
471,002
'
30c
(quar.)--44/»
--—ii
Michaels' Stefn
_
Demand
.
March C,
+
foldings of U. S. Government securities increased in
all categories: Treasury bills $298
million, Treasury cer¬
.
Refractories
-
of indebtedness $43. million,: Treasury.; notes
$26 million, and U. S; Government, bonds $37 million.
Holdings of "other"'securities increased $71 million.-
Increase ( +) or
Decrease (—) Since.
10c;-.
—
(quar.)_^-
—
preferred
Miami
of dollars)'
40c
——
.
Extra
(In thousands
45c 7
-
" JGa^c,
"
.
•
2.804171'
Mej?er-Bianke
tificates
!"*-:$l
—
.
Mexico
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
.
.
"r' 7%
Statement of Condition of tho Twelve
30c
^
preferred
(quar.)
7g7^,c
-I Metropolitan Brick, Inc
25c
Metropolitan Edison Co., "3:80% "pfd. (quar;)
* :
95c
3.85%
preferred (quar.)
*
r
963.90% preferred (quar,
V:97%c >
4.35% preferred (quar.)—
$1,08%>,
4.45%. preferred (quar.;^__-_—
—
Sl.lLViMetro, Inc.,. common (quar.)
f 715c
,
•Nominal.
..
*
.15c; ;
..
7%
.193283*
.233350
2.804171
2.814875
Publishing, (quar,).—
Forming Co...(quar.)—
& Thermit Corp.. common
Metal
.0349000*
—
-—
Hotter*
Machine' (quar:)!*!—
Metai
.140080*
.193283*
.
..
.263037.
2.786810
.140080*
.233350
:
.263600
2.786819
.140080*
7,. .0238095*
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—
Union of South Africa, pound
United Kingdom, pound sterling
.203680
2.787004
y
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.0306560*
.0349000*
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m
•
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;—? 35c
MoiTitt-iChapman is Scott (increased)-!;
Mersey Paper, Ltd.", 5 *2 % pref. (quar.^X--
.328002'
•
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.496950*.
.0349090"
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Switzerland, franc
.0300560*
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.237910
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2.786509
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.00311807*
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Co.,. ( quar. >^_—.—
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(quar.)
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$3,50 preferred (quar.)
$4 convertible- 2nd preferred
(quar.)
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Thursday
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Official
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Wednesday
Mar. 4
.
u.
Date
,
*
Oct.
preferred stock
Public Service Co. of Indiana, Inc.—■_
4.20%
cumulative preferred
stock'
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co., preferred stock—
1930
INCLUSIVE
debentures
(D. B.) Fuller & Co., inc.—
,
TARIFF
convertible subord.
5%
•Announcement in
•Friday
:"7,...;.;
v,v
-
of Pennsylvania—
5% 1st & ref. mtge. series C due
Brunswick-Bolke-Collender Co.—
\
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
FOREIGN
v*
Bell Telephone
-3-10
.
»■.
2-28
2^8
2,14
2-i«
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Volume 187
Number 57^3
~
'Per
•
Narrteof Comjfhny
-
-
.
,.
-Share
Payable
o/ Rec.
Old National Corp.,
National. Dtet-illecs Cftemical Corp.
>preferred
(qhar.)
$1.06 Vir-
—.
National Btectrio- *We!dtng -Machine
Quarterly;
• • Finance Co..
National
ii—
(stock div.)__—
com.
preferred * (quar.).
__
National Fire Insurance Go. (Hartford)—-
3%%
4-46
*
X
3-27
Jl.aO preferred
(quar.)—
'•
30c
"4-
2-24
3-10
-
9
3-20
3-
3
4-1
-3-14
137&C
3-15
2-28
50o
4-
1
3-14
*5c
_
4-
1
3-7
-
common(quarr);
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Clasa A (<iu&L )—-—
i
48c
__
$1.75
6-
7- 2
m
;
9- 5
12- 8
4-
-
•
3-14
'
'
3-10
2-14
3-31
3-14
Transportation Co
;
Ov/ens-Hlinois Glass, 4%-preferred
20c
4-11
3-14
Ox
1
3-18
Oxford Paper
3-28
-
25c
3-15
4c
Brush
Fibre
Pacrfot
Co.
>2-28
__
Co.,
common
-
(quar.)
;
(quar.)
•
Stock -dividend
—
' 4
4%
common
(initial quar.)—
New.England Electric-System (quar.)__^
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
New Hampshire Fire
New. .Haven Gas.
Insurance "<quar.)_
Co.
(quar.)
New,Jersey Natural Gas,
4.05
New
preferred
(quar.)_i
com.
(quar.)
(reduced)—
Jersey Zinc
New- common
-
$2
(quar.)—-
Yorkej* Magazine, Inc. (quar.) ________
Newark Telephone (Ohio), com. (quar);6%
preferred (quar.)—
3 1«%
Electric,
,
"
•
$1
50c
___:
93%C
(quar.)li-l—
pfd.
(quar.)
45c
13.60% preferred (quarJ
'. 3/00% .preferred
(quar.)
&—
4.10% preferred;'(quar.)
,5:25% preferred (quar.)
4.85% pfd. (initial payment from Feb. 25
; V to March _3D-t.————
Niagara Share Corp. (Md.)~
90c
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.,
<
3;4Q% 'preferred (quar.)
com.
85c
•
—
97 VaC
48Vic
3-14
2-28
50c
3-20
3-12
$50c
r<
3-15
3-10
2-
7
f3c
3-31
3-
3
3-28
common
3-13
3-10
$1.28^6
2-21
4-
45o
(quar.)
North American Cement Corp.—
Class
A
(quar.)
3-14
3-28
18%c
5%
North American Car Corp.,
5V'a% preferred (quar.)
2-17
960
dividend,
3-25
1
15c
(quar.)
B
3- 7
-
Norfolk & Western Ry., common (quar.)—
Normetal. Mining, Lta. (quar.)—"
.!
Norrks-Thermador Corp. (quar.)
Class
3-31
from
31c
3-21
3-
7
15c
;
3-21
3-
7
Nbrfh American I^yestment— '
COmmou'CSGc frorh investment Income pluff
•*$L$
,-"'96c from capital gains)
3-28^1
6T« preferred (quaf.)il—1——1- ;^.3W2U1V-,,3-20 V
preferred' (quad
North Carolina RR.,Co., 7^*gtd; (s-a)llLlNprfh River Insurance/N. Y.) (quar.)'
.5V2 c'o
$2.50
North
(1956 series)
(quar.)
Engineering Worts—
Northern
Gas
Gas,
preferred
common
$3.50
nonresident tax
of 6.45%
Office
Specialty
Ohio Crankshaft Co.
(quar.)
Edison Co., common
"3.90% preferred (quar.)
Ohio
'
4.40%
4.44%
(quar.)—
(quar.)
;
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Ohio Oil Co. (quar.)
Ohio Water Service Co.
(quar.)
bid
Ben* Coal
Line
Life
Quarterly
3- 7
3-
3-14
2-28
3-10
6
2-28
Insifrance
;
3-31
3-31
3-10
4- 1
4-10
4-15
5- 1
5-1
4-15
3-25
4-.-1
3-28.
-3-15
50c
25c
20%
G3%c
$2.50
75c
97J/2c
$1
12'/2c
8Vsm
75c
10c
22y2c
(H.
K.)
K.)
Potlatch
Porto
Inc.
Co.
Forests
Rico
Potomac
Powell
Coal
Prestole
Corp.,
Preway,
Inc.
1
4- 1
3-14
2-13
-
;___—
—
3-17
—-
4-
1
preferred
3-17
Pratt
<Ss
3-10
2-
7
Progress Manufacturing
3-31
3-
7
Prophet
Co.
3-24
3-14
3- 7
3- 7
3- 7
2-28
3-31
3-31
3-31
3-10
3-28
3-14
3-17
3-20
3- 1
2-24
3-31
3-10
3-15
2-17
5-29
50c
31V4C
$1.50
25c
40c
3-18
3-20
4- 1
$75o
.
4-4
3-13
3-14
3-20
5-1
75c
4- 1
(quar.)
17%C
4- 1
15c
3-28
I.)
(quar,>—'11 50c
3.-10
(quar.)
Providence Washington Insurance Co. (R.
$2
convertible
preferred
(quar.)
25c
3-31
Public Service Co. of North Carolina (initial)
5c
4-1
Co.,
common
-
3-31
3-21
^ 30c '
3-31
3-21
87%o
' 25c
4- 1
3-10
3-14
2-21
30c
3-28
3-14
—15c '
'2-17
3-14
3-10
;
.
'
—
—
Reliance
Inc.
4%%
4
3.60%
4.50%
3-13
3-31
3-20
25c
(N.
Corp.
3-31
3-10
3-17
3- 3
Y.)—
15c
Co.
3-19
50c
87 Vic
50c
3-17
4-
3-10
3-10
1
3-13
3-25
4-1
3-10
4-23
25c
75c
15o
40c
12Vic
59%c
3-20
4-18
4- 1
4- 3
3-10
4-
1
3-11
5-
1
4-11
90c
4-
1
3-10
$1.12Vi
4-
1
3-10
(quar.)__;
'
i—
;
preferred(quar.)
—
Rice
Ranch Oil -(reduced)
Oil (quar.)
Riegel Paper Corp. (quar.)
;
Riegel Textile Corp., com. (reduced quar.)„
$4 preferred A (quar.)—,-_i
;
2-21 *
2-14
3-10
2-24,
3-10
3-14 <*
3-17
20c
!- Rio Grande Valley Gas Co. (Texas)
;
5c
River Rajsin Paper (quar.)
*
20c
Roadway Express, I»(>, class A (quar.)—17Vic
Robblns & Myers, common (quar.)__
50c
$1.50 participating preferred
16%c
3-
3-31
' ,v$I
2-28
3-14
< quar.)
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls Co.—
2-17«
3-21
3-
Summon (quar.)
(quar.)—
Ltd.
3-
3-15
3-15
*,
'.
/
—
(quar.)
Light
Power—
—-
preferred
4V'2%
4%
preferred (quar.),
preferred (quar.)_.
St. Joseph Lead
(reduced)
St. Joseph Light'& Power, common (quar.)
5%
preferred A (quar.)
St. Lawrence Corp. Ltd., common (quar.)—
5% preferred (quar.)
St. Louis National Stockyards Co. (quar.)—
St? Louis Public Service, class A (quar.)
St. Louis Steel Castings, Inc—
—«—
St-lLouls, San Francisco Ry— :
5% convertible preferred A (quar.)
5% convertible preferred A (quar.)
; 5%^convertible preferred ;A (quar.')
5% convertible preferred A (quar.)
St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co. (quar.)
3-10
certificates
is-a)"1——
Sarnia Bridge Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Sayre & Fisher Co. (increased quar.)
Schering Corp., 5% preferred (quar.)
75o
25c.
„
Scott
(quar.)
Williams
&
Manufacturing,
Scovill
common
(reduced)—
Inc., class A (quar.)
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney, com. (quar.)__
$4.50 preferred series A (quar.)_*
Scullin Steel Co. (quar.)
Scripto,
Finance Co.,
dividend
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
$5 preferred B (qua*.)
$5 sinking fund preferred (quar.)
$4.75
$5
Oil Co.
Seaboard
Securities
5%
Sealed
Sears
Acceptance
preferred
Power
Bros.,
Corp.
—
(Omaha)
(quar.)_
Corp.
Roebuck
Seeman
(quar.)
&
Inc.
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
*
3-28
3-28
I
13-14
3- 4,
3-14)
;
4- 3,
;:
6-
6-16
,
;
4-17
4-
1
3-15
2
9- 2
»12-
1e
4-10
,32-
7
7
6-14
5- 8
5-31
5-
5-31
9
5- 9*
5-15
5-
1
8-15
8-
1
.-15c
3,1-15
11-
1
4c
3-14
"2-2g
$25c
614c
3714c
25c
»
'
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5-'l)
9-16
t12-15
3:14
«
Vi
3-15
3-15
2-28
4-
5-
1214c
1
4-17
1
3-20'
3-10
2-14
5-
1
4-18.
5-
1
4-18
3-14
3-
4-
1
3-13.
6-
1
5-14
3-17
3- 5
3-17
3-
5
3-10
3-
1
4-
1
3-19
4-
1
3-19
3
••
25c
$1.0214
12V4c
15c
$1.1214
25c
3-10t
4-
40c
25c
$1.1814
51.25
51.25
$1.25
25c
- 10o
31V4o
25c
3-17
3-31
3-15
$1
30c
25c
2%
1
4-15
9114c
preferred
(quar.)
Scranton-Sprlng Brook Water Service—
Common (quar.)
4.10%
preferred (quar.)
3.65%
Stock
.
-
40c
50c
85c
—
3-14
4-25
30c
—
Co.
2-21 e
7
3-
<
1
4-25
2714c
(quar.)
(increased)
Scott Paper, common (quar.)
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
Fetzer
&
2-21
2-21
^•4-
-.
.
2-21
1
3-10
( '.7.1
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
.*$1.25
7
3-10
3-28
15c
15c
J'
4
3-
1
4-
25c
/
3-14 tf
4-
$1.25
,
1
4-
|15o
preferred A
514%
3-10
1
3-15
$1.10
Schlage Lock (quar.)
Bchwlteer Corp.
Scott
3-10
3-24
4-
$1.25
common
Associates
3-15
3-24
37V4c
common
jrust certificate^ common.
2-18
3-
3-22
$34%c
$35|J}o
vtc.
4-14#
4-23
3-15
1
(quar.)
preferred (initial)
trust
2-24
3-24*
1
1
preferred"
Voting
Voting
3-20
4*
4-
Regis Paper, 4.44% preferred A (quar.)
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey, Ltd., common
Co.,
2-28
3-10
4-
St.
514%
3-15
4-15
25c
$1
$1.0714
25o
■«
San Antonio Transit
2-21
:
3-14
$1.1214
(quar.)_
(quar.)^
4x30%
514%
3-20
v 'i
,
common
3-10
.
■j.
3-31
preferred B (quar;)
$1.18
cony, preferred C (quar.)
—
$1.44
Rockwell Spring & Axle (quar.)__.
50c
Rolland Paper, Ltd., 414% preferred (quar.) f$1.0CV4
Ronson Corp. (reduced)
*
15c
Rose Marie Reid,
common
(quar.)
15c
5%
convertible preferred (quar.)
1214c
Royalite Oil Co., Ltd., 5%% pfd. (quar.)_$$0.328125
Ruberoid Co. (quar.)_
40c
(Jacob),
3-10
1
3-10
*
4.75%
5%%
Ruppert
3- 5
;
.
3-20
4(
40c
25c
Quarterly
Safeway Stores,
,
5
(N. Y.)—
Rock of Ages
Rockland
'•
37 Vic
34%c
$20c
GOc
3q
f20c
—
—
Rochester American Insurance Co.
7
•*
-
%%
preferred (quar.)
Rdberfson (P. L.) Mfg., Ltd
Robertson (H. H. Co.) (quar.)—
Robinson (J. C.) Co., class A (quar.)
Little,
.
5
.2-28•
3-15
3-20
Robinson
i
3-10
3-15
lc
75c
30c
20c
Richfield
Rieke, Metal Products
2-24
'•
-
(quar.)
common
3- 3
3-17
55c
—
(quar.)
Tobacco—
preferred (quar.)—
:
4-10
50c
(R. J.)
:
3-10
12Vic
Insulation
Metals Co.,
preferred A
Reynolds
2-20
1
4-
7%c
(HI.), common (quar.)
3 Va %
preferred
(quar.)
Republic Aviation Corp. (quar.)
Republic Pictures Corp., $1 pfd. "(quar.)
Republic Steel Corp. (quar.)
1—;
Revere Racing Association (quar.)
Reynolds
3-10
35c
5 B5c
,
Mfg.
Revlon,
3-10
3-20
12%c
•
(quar.)
(quar.)
Insurance
Seaboard
3-28
(quar.)
Inc.
Provincial. Transport
America-
-
12%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Brothers,
Lambert,
^
10c
preferred
Price
3-10
,3-10
3- 3
2-28
2-28
2-14
3- 7
2-20
4- 1
4-8
3-14
3-20
3-21
3-17
3-31
3-20
3-24
3-24
3-24
3-10
30c,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.
,,
37y2c
*30c
:.
Co.
(quar.)
5%
3-20
2-28
3- 3
2-28
$1.25
pfd. (quar.)
6% pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
5%
2-28
3- 3
"
Refractory &
Quarterly
Sanders
62V'2c
62V2c
10c
(quar.)
Inc. (Pa.) (quar.)
2-28
2-28
4- 1
3-12
3-15
.3,-14
55c
12y2c
40o
30c
5c
5c
-
3- 3
3-18
$1.75
.
2-28
3-17
3-15
3-15
3-12
(quar.)
3-17
1
...
*
1-2
3-12:,
3-18
2-28
4-15
20c
25c
40c
2%
(quar.)
Power
1
4-
3-13
,
'
3-2It
12c
.
-
(quar.)
3
4-
3- 3
3- 3
2-17
3-14
4- 1
> 3-20
r 4-15
..
4-15
.
*
(Mass.)
Telephone
Electric
3-
3-31
3-7
,...3-31 ;
$1.37Va
(quar.)
common
3-
3-15
3-14
2-21
V118c
Ltd.
66c
97J/2c
$1.10
$1.11
40c
37
25c
3-10
...
(quar.)
Inc.,
2-14
——:
3-12
3- 3
3- 7
income)
Corp., common
1st preferred (quar.)
(H.
2-17
-3-5
3-18
3-31
3-31
dividend
River,
3-25
of
3-10
25c
40c
87V2c
$1
(incr. quar.)
3-17
3-
3-14
Co.
2t21
/
(quar.)
Prentice-Hall,
1
1
15c
Corp.
3-10
3-25
3-10
net Investment
(Boston)—
7
4-
—6y«o
'-(Increased)
•
Inc.—
$2.50 2nd preferred
3-20
3-10'
2-21
4-1
-
$1
Polaroid
Oklahoma Mississippi River Products—
Old
3-10 "
-
75c
Plymouth Oil Co. (reduced)
Polaris Mining
(irreg.)
4-
120c
125c
3-17 v
3-20
*: 4-1 *
20c
75c
7%
preferred (quar.)__
s
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Co. (quar.)
—
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp. (quar.)_^—
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry. (quar.)
50c
Mfg. Co. Ltd
Ltd., common
10c
7Y?.c
- 40c
$1.12*/2
50c
•
^
Porter
:
3-7
3-12
3-12
3-12
3-12
3-12
2-27
3-21
3-14
3- 3
3- 3
3-10
Bros,
Reliance
.
.
.
53Vac
30c
Pittsburgh Fairfax Corp.
$2
Pittsburgh Forgings Co. (quar.).!—'
30c.
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
Common (quar.)$1.75
Porter
-
3-7
•
3-14-
3-1A
3-31
Reed Roller Bit
3- 7
2-20
4-1*
preferred (quar.)
414%
3-14
Ogilvie Flour Mills,
;
(quar.)_
$4
Portland Transit Co., 5%
25c
366
25c
(quar.)
Oak Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Oakite Products,
Inc
—
Portland Woolen Mills, Inc.,
—
Sugar, Ltd.
(quar.)—-
—^.
Pittsburgh Consolidation
25c
30c
-
?
(quar.)
convertible
-
...
preferred
Industries
Stock
Q'okiep Copper Co., Ltd. (American shares)
41c per share less Union of South Africa
Oahu
(quar.)
Mills, Inc.,
"(Quarterly- from
5%
:
1
1
Inc.—
Reading Co., 4% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Reading & Bates Offshore Drilling Co.—
30c convertible class A (quar.)
4-25
4-25
4-25
3- 3
45c \
~
'60c
4- 1
$1.10 .,,4- 1
$1.12 Vu "
4- 1
83%c - 4- 1
$1.15
4- 1
50c
3-28
50c
4-15
$1.50
4- 1
(quar.)
Preferred
Pituey-Bowes, Inc.,
Northwestern States Portland Cement—
5-15
5-15
6-15
3-17
3-14
3-15
;
<
preferred (quar.)—
Phillipine Long Distance Telephone (quar.)
Phoenix Glass Co. (monthly)
Phoenix Insurance Co. (Hartford)
(quar.)_^
Piper Aircraft
.
(quar.)
3-14..,
1
44-
tl5o
Formerly Rapid Electrotype (quar.)
Packing Co
Raybestos-Manhattun Inc. (quar.)
3-14
6-13
9-15
12-15
2-28
3- 7
'3-20
2-28
3-10
2-28
3-10
2-21
Quarterly from net investment Income
.
—
4-
25c
Hydraulics & Machinery,
Reeves
2- 7
4%
Pioneer
Common (quar.)
50c
;4,40?o preferred (quar.)
44c
V
preferred (quar.)
$1.06V«4i2 co preferred (quar.)—"
$1.13
4.22^ preferred xquar.)_L_"
$1.06
Northern Natural Gas, common (quar.)
70c
5('2% preferred (quar.)
$137J/2
5.80^i preferred (quar.)
$1.45
Northern Ohio Telephone (quar.)_
40c
Northern Quebec Power Co., Ltd., common—
$40o
5lz7o 1st preferred (quar.)
$68c
Northport Water Works (Long Island) —
Quarterly
40c
Northrop Aircraft Inc. (quar.)
40c
•
3-15
4f 1
Philip Morris Inc., com.
3.90% preferred (quar.)
/i
$0.8037
;
1
2-14
4-15
45c
-
preferred (s-a)
Corp. of America—
$3.50 1st preferred (quar.)
2-28
3-18
3-21
2-26
3-17
Trenton RR.
Pioneer Fund, Inc.
Northern Indiana Public Service Co.—
Quarterly
Norwich Pharmacal Co.
1
4-
3-14
' 50c
(s-a)
4-
4-15
75c
-
Rath
90c
*'•
(quar.)
(quar.)
Philadelphia &
Pine Street Fund,
15c
22c
(quar.)
("initial)
3-15
" -' 5%
(quar.)
Purina Co. (quar.)
Ranco, Inc.: (quar.)
Rapid-American Corp.— -
'/•'<- 30c
•
-
Phelps Dodge Corp. (quar.)
Philadelphia Electric, common (quar.)
$1
preference common
(quar.)
Phila. Life Insurance (stock div.)
;;
Philco Corp., 314% preferred A (quar.)
Pfllsbury
,35q
;
2-23
' 38c
3-17
3- 7
4- 1
1 .: V"
Gas
Pickering Lumber
'1:15c
$62yac
15c
(quar.)
Co.
Illinois
new
'
3- T
3-12
3-31
*;
Putnam
Ralston
4-1
-7- 1
10- I
1-2-59
3-14
3-18
4- 1
3-14
4- 1
3-14
30c
6%
'•'
pet
Service
fquar.)
Exploration Co.
—
Petroleum & Trading, $1 par tic. ol. A (quar.)
Pfizer (Charles) & Co., common (quar.)—
3j/2%
preferred
(quar;)—
4%
preferred (quar
'.
,
(quar.)
preferred
Penn
Northern
'5}b
class A
or
Piedmont Natural Gas, common
.
North Star Oil, Ltd.,
undistributed
1957
income
and
63c
payable
stock from 1967 net realized
Petroleum
,
.
3-21
50c
;
3-19
3- 3
10c
Petrolane
35c
(4c frpm net invest, inc. and
': long-term capital gains)
Nopco Chemical Co. (quar.)
;
Norarrda Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
3-11
2-23
Radio
;
Extra
$1.31 V*
,
Stock
«
4?/a% preferred (quar.
Peter Paul, Inc.
(quar.)—
$1.02 Va
•
2-28
3-14
•'
common
(s-a)
A
Common
3- $4;
3- 4
3-15
3-19
*
30c 4
8%c
' 75c
•'
——
4,60% preferred (quar.)——
.•_«
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke (quar.)—
-—
Peoria & Eastern Ry. (reduced)
Pepsi-Cola Bottling (Long Island) (quar.)—
Permian Basin Pipeline Co
Pet Milk Co., common (quar.)———*
$1.50
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Newmont Mining Corp.
Newport
cash
/
Class
3-7
4- 1
3-14
25c
32y2o•• 33c
•
30c
*
preferred (quar.)
4»/2% preferred (quar.)
3.35% preferred (quar.)
40c
Co.
—
4.40%
35c
Newberry (J. J.)
3-14
3-31
25c
(s-a)
Racine
3-18
4- 1
37J/2c
$35o
10c
—
—
Pennsylvania Glass Sand (quar.)
Pennsylvania Power & Light, com.
$1.12 Va
(quar,)——
Service Corp.
4r
.5% preferred (quar.)
Quemont Mining, Ltd. (quar.)
3-31
50c
.'
gains on investments)
Pennsylvania Engineering Corp,
$1.12Va
New
3-20
-
.
*''
30c
—
(quar.)
of
'
2y2c
2J/2c
2%c
2y2c
$2.50
•
-
:J.l
George
5- 8
3-11
4- 1
3-31
*
-
(quar.)——
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
balance
in
-
•
(quar.)_
investment
50C
93 %C
%: preferred (quar.)——.
Water
*
—
(quar.)
Cement
(J. C.)
(27c
20c
preferred; (quar.)———
York
•
•
Pennroad Corporation—
$1.09
New- York State Electric & Gas—
--$4.50-preferred
•
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Controls
Penney
$1.183i
—
-
New
(quar.)
Penn Fruit Co., common
56^0
—-
N Y„.Chicago & St. Louis RR. -(quar-.)
New. York Dock,;' common
——_—
-
—
preferred
preferred
preferred
$1.32
Penn
/thitial)^.
3-20
1
75c
—
4- 1
4-1
45c
$1
37y2c
50c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
Penn-Dlxle
New York Auction Co
<j3.75 %
conv.
$1.30
*
.
;43i% preferred (quar,)
:
!<4-.36% 1 preferred (flukr*)----
7
conv.
$1
-
New Orleans "Public Serviee—
<
-
2%
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Peninsular Telephone,
,6% preferred (s-a)__
—__
New Jersey Power & Light, 4% pfd. (quar.)
5
/'
J90c
20c
!
*
—
(-quar.)
5% conv. preferred (quar.)
5%
conv.
preferred (quar.)
Park-Lexington Co; (N. Y.) • (quar.)_;
Parker-Hannifin
(quar.)
Parker Rust Proof Co. (quarO
Paton Mfg.,-7% preferred (quar.)—
Peabody Coal Co., common—
Penick & Ford, Ltd
Corp. (quar.)_".*__
Neisner Bros., Inc. (quar.)
new
5%
*
Nefcl
NeStle-LeMur,
Ltd. (quar.)—
Sulphur (irreg.)
Paramount Pictures Corp.
Park Chemical Co.—
-
—
'3- 1
3- 7
3- 3
5-15
3-21
3-14
4- 1
4- 1
5c
Tubes
preferred
preferred
6%
5%
1
(reduced)
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Lfae, com.
____
-
3-19"
2-15 i;
3-15 'i
4-1
':
3-10
4-15
5%
Consolidated
dividend
Stock
Clas3 A
Preferred
3-26
3-10
Fund)
Quaker City Life Insurance
Stock dividend
•Quaker State Oil Refining
--20c
30c
70c
\
20c
SEC)
Tin
American
Pan
:
National; Supply Co. (quar.)
a
National Union Fire Insurance (Pittsburgh)
"
Quarterly,
____•
I
National-U 8 Radiator Corp. (quar.)—;
Nazareth Cement (quar,)
_i—
Neaber Lumber, Ltd, common
-J.
■'
the
Page-Hershey
-1
•
.
1
4-
-
20c
-
—
'*■- '
3-16
'
1 $1.50
Mfg.
Pacific
Steel Corp.
(reduced)
National Sugar Refining (quar.)
(quar.)
4-1
«-
National
3-12
4-
10c
Purex Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
Putnam
(Geo;)- Fund r<eee
Teleplione,
3-12
.
'
$1.18%
-
Purity Scores, Ltd, (quar.)
Quebec
3-
3-24
50c
$1.75
(quar:.)
Purolator-Products
3'
3-24
'
.SPullman^ Inc.
»
3-31
-
$1.75
3-
*
3-31
50c
'
3- 3
3-31
35c
*
4-15
4-15
V:;
33-
$1.07y2
,
2-27
2r21.
3-31
3-31
-
3-31
3-31
v
'2-27
5-15
5-15
20c
30c
40o ;
216. ;
• $1
40o 50c
!
(quar.)
<
(quar.)
Products—
National Starch
-
•
.
(quar.)
Pacific Cement & Aggregates (quar.)
Pacific Clay Products (quar.)____^.
Pacific
Indemnity
(quar.)
Pacific Intermountain Express (quar.)—
'Stock dividend (subject to the approval of
_______
National Standard Co.
3-10
4-15
*-15
35o
$1.02
$1.04Vi
4.18%; preferred (quar.)
^
4.30% - preferred
(quar.)
$1.40 pref
(quar,)
:
Publication Corp., voting common (quar.)
Non-voting common (quar.)
7%
original preferred-(quar.)
^
•7% 1st.preferred (quar.)
Publicker Industries. $4.75 pfd. (quar.)
Puget Sound Pulp & Paper (qtiar.)_
3- 4
1
3-31
3-14
4-
62y2c
;
investment ineome)
•„
—
;Income Series (quarterly from net invest-
■
/
Overnite
7
gOo
Research' Corp,-—
>
——
_
2-19
3-
3-12
3-15
3-15
45c
(quar.)
com.
t;
:5-16
3-'7
4-2
"2-27
3-11'
Gas,
$1.40 .preferred (quar.)
4.08% - preferred
(quar.)
" 2-14.
4-30
&
Holder*
When
Payable oj Reo.
Share
Public Service Electric
.3-14
*
Name of Company
v
4-10
4-10
6- 1
4- 2 ;
125c
t$1.75
—_
—
Orangeburg Mfg. Co. (quar.)——
Otter Tail Power, common (quar.)
1
National Securities Series—
- 'Growth Stock Series' (quarterly from, net
.v* ment income)
Com*K»a. (quar.)
15c
_
—
;
->
7% preferred (quar.)
Opeltka Manufacturing Co.—■
Cash dividend (quar.)
6
10- 1
1-2-59
15c-
450
class b
National Lead Oo.^ 7% preferred A (quar.)
National Malleable -fc -Steel Castings (quar.)
National. Presto Industries (-quar.
National Rqbber;Machinery (reduced)
,
National Screw & Mfg. (quar^^__^^—r—
'
$1.06^1 !
Corp.,
4%%
'
Class A (quar;
Class A (qtjar,)__.
&
1
3-28
3-10
—
'U5C
Gypsum Co,,
National Securities
3- 7
5-
27&C
National Food Products Corp. <*iuar. )_l
&-01L (quar.),.
—
_L
National Grocers, Ltd,,' common (quar.).
National Gas
National
3-17
"
-$1.50
>
»;
1
4-
750
L
,
14
-
-
\
4-24
4-24
common (quar.)_^_>_
15c
preferred, (quar.)
$1.12%;
Oliver Tyrone Corp.
(quar.)
;—
'
10c
Olynmia Brewing Co
'15c •
Oneida, Ltd., common (quar.)
25c
6%
preferred (quar.)
37y2c
Chiondaga Pottery (quar.)—.
;
—J
3Qc
Ontario Jockey Club, Ltd.,
pfd. A (quar.) "
$15c
5%% convertible preferred B (quar.)
'
$133Ao '
Ontario Steel Products Co., Ltd.— - • ■
Oliver
4
4-
!
..
40c
National Lead CO., common
8%
preferred B (quar.)_
i
Corp., 40o pfd.
of Sea.
Par
•
Holder•
When
Payable
20c
20c
10c
50c
——
'
4- 4
-
4-15 ;
17C
-
Per
Share.
.
(accum.)_
Olin Mathleson-Chemical, com.
(quar.)____
4te conv. preferred 1951 series (quar.)__
-'4-17
5- 1
25C
'>
<
class A
-Class B
Old Town
conv!
68c
-
2-13
-3-15
Co,—
'
*
Nameof Company
i....
f
*
-
-
Holder*
When
1
•
47
(1135)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
»
-
4-1
3-1S
4-10
3-20
5-12
4-10-
4-10
3-20
4-10
3-20*
4-10
3-20.
4-10
3-20
3-14
3-
3
I
3-10
4- 1
3-10.
3-21
3-
4-
4-
3-'
3-15
7
2-28
3-
5
43
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1136)
When
Per
Share
of Company
Name
Payable
Per
Holders
Name s>f Company
of Rec.
When
Share
.
.
Monday, March 10, 1958
.
Holders
Payable
Per
of Pec.
Name#f Company
When
Share
____
4-
1
12'ftc
1
5-
9
6-
1
5-
9
9- 1
8-
8
23C
3-15
2-25
25c
3-15
2-25
75c
(quar.)
11-
1
12-
6ft
8
Co. <quar.)«
Shaler Co. 4quar.)
Bhattuck (Prank G.) Co. iquar.)
Iquar.)
Bhakespeare
Co.
—
4-
1
3- 3
4- 2ft
156 Vac
ft:
25C
-
2-28
2
4-
2-28
4-
3-20
1
7
30c
3-
50c
(reduced
3-31
3-31
3-10
quar.)
.(quar.)..
Inc.,
Sliuron
B
class
Sicks'
61rawbridge &
-$5 -preferred
Stuart
1
4-10
Sun
Ltd.,
Co.
$2.12
class
(increased
4.60ft
5ft
8ft
4.32ft
5ft
preferred
Indiana
Common
4.80ft
Southern
4.80ft
3-13
2-
4-
1
3-14
4-
1
3-14
5-1
4-10
7
Railway Co.,
4-30
3-31
Tennessee
3-31
Tennessee
3-10
2-21
non-cumulative
3-
1
3-
3
4.50 ft
2-20
4.60 ft
3-10
1-31
4.64 ft
preferred
3-28
3-
4
3-28
3-
4
3-
4
5.12 ft
3-26
3-12
3-28
3-14
3-l£
3-
5
Texas
3-
5
Texas
3-10
Common
4-15
$5 preferred
50C
3-13
2-28
24c
4-
1
3-17
!
75c
3-
70c
(quar.)
3-25
3-14
2-14
3
25c
3-14
2-14
6-13
5-15
25c
9-15
8-15
Southland
Life
5ft
3-
1
Mills,
3-15
3-
1
stocks,
3-
1
Woolen
Co.
3-15
3-
1
Gas
$1.25
3-15
2-28
3-11
2-28
75c
3-14
2-28
(Dallas)—
Electric
Co.—
$1.25
4-
1
4-
1
3-17
$1.07
4-
1
3-17
$1.50
4-
1
3-20
(quar.)
Insurance
com.
Co.
31c
3-15
3- 4
45c
Life
4-10
4-
(Dallas)—
3.70ft
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.25ft
preferred
4.40ft
preferred
preferred
4.36ft
preferred
4.40ft
preferred
Sparton Corp., 6ft
Spaultiing
(A.
G.)
Spencer
Kellogg
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.).
(quar.)
(quar.)_
($25 par) (quar.)
($25 par) (quar.)_
conv. pfd. (quar.f
(A.
40c
4-
1
3-
15c
3-10
25c
4-
1
1
3-15
3-31
Canadian
1
4ft
General
Markets,
preferred
Thrift
4-
1
(quar.)
4-15
3-15
$1
(quar.).
3-15
;
Corp.
(quar.)
4-
1
1
3-31
4-10
1
8-
1
7-15
11-
1
10-15
;—
87'Ac
(J.
class
Sons
E.)
4-18
Title
5-
1
4-18
Timely
5-
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Tlshman Realty & Construction,
$1.15
4-18
1
4-18
1
4-18
>
3-15
3-
3
3%
4-15
4-
1
Todd
20C
3-10
2-
7
4-
1
2-13
3-15
2-28
Torrington
$1.12%
25c
2-28
Traders
3-
*
Class
94c
3-20
3- 6
4 V2 ft
50c
3-15
2-14
5ft
2-28
Calif,
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Kentucky (increased)
3-
30c
4-4
3-21
4-
1
3-3
5-
1
4-15
8-
1
7-17
3-31
3-14
—
___—
,30c
ft
—
YY-,.'.ft':
(accum.)
preferred
25c
__—
B.) Co.—
(quar.) _—_i_
&
Rogers
(quar.)
5ft
preferred
3-10
3-
i
3-10
3-
1
50c
3-12
2-28
1
3-20
£
Oil
Co.
of
3tandard
Oil
Co.
Radio,
Steel
Ltd.,
Register Co.,
(quar.)
__
3-14
4-
1
3-14
3-14
2-10
Truck
2-10
Tide
Supply Co.
Trunkline
2-27
3-11
2-10
Trunz,
Inc.
2-17
Tucson
Gas
4-15
3-31
3-14
1
3-10
2-28!
tl5o
4-10
3-20
30c
3-10
3-
1
30c
3-10
3-
1
4-
15c
35c
208
1
4-
1
-
4-
3-17
3-
1
3-31
3-21
-
>
7
3*
-
25c
5
3-31
*
25c
3-10
.-1-31
32c
3-15
>■
5-20
Assn.-
Gas
2-28
3-10
2-28
3-11
2-24
30c
(quar.)
.
3-14
$1.25
3-15
3-25
35c
3-20
40c
$5
8-15
,
70c
3-29
2-28
2-21
Electric
Light &
Film
Power
Corp.
(quar.)
(Dei.)—
Co.
Salle
(quar.)
Street (quar.)
-
3-14
3-
6
62'Ac
3-
3-20
3-
3-20
3t
$1.25
1
3-JO
3-15
2-17
Udylite
Union
Corp.
(quar.)
4-
3-12
Corp., Ltd., common^
partic. 2nd pfd. (quar.)
Union Bag-Camp Paper
Corp.
(quar.)
ft
RR.
Co..
j——
—-—
8-
1
7-17
-•
12c
3-15
2-28
3-15
2-28
12 Vac
•
$4.50
25c
—
62.V2C
4-16
7
2,28
4-18
3-31
3-19
3-
3-10
-
2-14
4-
1
3-
7
4-
1
3-
7
5
135c
—:
4-15
3-14
16c
common——.
Walt
10c
3-28
3-
from
Disney
Walgreen- Co.
(Walt) Production)
(quar;)__
Warner-Lambert
40c
Webeor,
Inc.
J
—
3-31
2-21
3-14
2-25
4-
1
—
15c
3-29
25c
•
r
T.
3-20
3-
3
3-14
3-10
x—
75c
3-10
2-24
75c
6-10
5-26
50c
(quar.)______
oommon
1
3-10
50c
50c
(quar.)
&-Co.,
4-
25c
—
quar.)
(quar.)
(irreg.)
Products
Weeden
Co.
2-24
$1.12%
Washburn Wire (quar.)
*
1
Washington^ Water Power (increased
Motor
2-17
3-10
Co.—
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred (guar.)./.,.....
Waukesha
3-12
62VaC
Pharmaceutical
Common
Weco
3
Disney Production—
(See
4-1
3-14
-
•
Cpmmcn.-.(quar.) ^
4 n
convertible preferred
Weill
(Raphael)
& Co.
—
(quar.)___
3-10
2-24
20c
3-10
2-24
Wellington Fund.(from net investment inc.)
lie
3-31
Wesson
35c
4-1*
3-14
60c
3-14
2-14
:
:
(initial annually)-—
]
4.80ft
Oil
&
Snowdrift
preferred
—
Co.,
3-14
415c
4-
1
3-14
3-
West Kentucky Gas
\
West Indies Sugar-Iquar.)
West
Coast
com.
(quar.)
4-
1
7
3-
50c
t20c
—
Corp.—
(Quarterly of 6c from inc. and
-long-term capital gains)
4-15
3-14
•
85c
Amulet Mines. Ltd.-
new
2-28
5-1
com axon—
.
on-
3rl4
15C
————_——
Initial-
2-28
2-28
50c
-
preferred ^annual)——
Electric (quar.)
f
3-15
3-31
•-
15C
(quar.):—;
4-
30c
3-
ft
+5c
1
3-
3-20
•,
—.—
25c
Acceptance
60c non-cum.
(quar.)
Products
Extra
2-24
3-20
-•
3
3-
3-20
$1.03
$1.05
60c
3-14
3-12
1
3-12
3-14
25c
5
Wall Street Investing
'
$1
1
4-
3%
25c
—
(s-a)
La
11-14
3-10
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
pfd. A
8-25
11-25
40c
50C
Co..
-
5-15
-
3-
2-26
683/4C
Waldorf System, Inc. (quar.)
Walker & Co., $2.50 class A (quar.)
Walker (H) Gooderham & Worts, Ltd.—
2-28
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
Food
Waite
7
3-
-
3-20
3-15
$1.50
-
;
3
3-21
35c
—-
preferred .(quar.)—
r -4ftft
Wagner
7
3-
preferred
Wabash
;
1,
3-
1
4-
3
3-
1-
4-
+50c
3-14
3-14
•
4-1-
t$l.l2%-
8
25c
Disc Clutch
South
1
4-
3-
1
4-
t60c Y
$60c
(quar.)
•
Century-Fox
Quarterly
Twin
4-
"•
3-14
•
3-
30c
.
—
Vulcan Mold & Iron Co.- (quar.)_:
:
50c
;
class A
•
Twentieth
4-
3-15
40c
Ltd.,
common
preferred
3-10
+37V20
t$L25
3-12
25c
Coal,
Underwriters
3-10
(quar.)
(quar.).
___Y
3-12
1
3-31
87'Ac
—
Z_:
(quar.)_
6ft
Vita
1
~
4-1
i25c
;
t'
Temper Corp.
62'Ac
common
.
Products
$2.80
3-10
'
A
Stanley Home
(quar.)_*
Quarterly
Quarterly
Txuax-Traer
3-10
8c
(quar.)__—
20c-
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)
preferred; (quar.)
55c
(increased)
common
3-14
1
70c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Standard Paving ds Materials, Ltd.
Pressed
1
4-
3-25
3
4-
$1.01
preferred :(quar.)_
preferred iquar.)
8ft
;
2-20
3-25
3-
■
■3-14
3-10
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)_
93% C
Jersey)
(Ohio) common
preferred A
1
4-
-
1
1
35c
(quar.)_.
Virginia Telephone & Telegraph
,
Common
(quar.) —j.
5ft ft
preferred (quar.)
Virginian Railway/common (quar.)—
2-25
3^
1
8%c
>
v
1
Corp.
Finance
B
•
:
Transue Ss Williams Steel
Forging (quar.)_
Insurance (Hartford) (quar.)__
Triangle Conduit & Cable (quar.)
Trinity Universal Insurance
(quar.)
50c
(New
Co.
!
(quar.)
4-
50c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
3-10
•■
3-
4-
$2.50
;
(
2-24
-
3-15
$12'Ac
Works, common————
preferred (quar.)
preferred
4-
tSOF"
$2.50
preferred
$5
3-20
3-25
_______
i
(s-a)_
5
30c
Chemical
$4.20
-
3-28
50c
Ltd.
preferred
2-28
7
$1.25
Inc.., (quar.)
•
4-
3-10
4-
$1.25
—,
______
—
(quar.»
(s-a)
4-15
20c
4%
A pfd.
$4.12
•
3-10
■
-
5
Service—
$4.04
*3-10
3-31
.-3-10
25c
;
(quar.)__
Co.
„
3-15
"37'Ac
(quar.)__
Travelers
35c
(Indiana)
Standard
4-
75c
(quar.)
A.)
Tow mo tor
1
$1.40
Standard Oil
a
2-28
4-
10c
of
Class
3-15
25c
Co.
Packing
3-14
50c
<quar.)
(L.
Shipyards (quar.)
Works, Ltd.
30c
Extra
Co.
Tobin
$1.12'A
Mfg..
Trust
(quar.)
preferred
3-31
"
30c
75c
Toronto Iron
$1.50
(quar.)_
&
Clothes
1
Steamship Co.—
OH
Insurance
5ft
$1.12%
$1.06%
3-21*
4
3-15
37'Ac
:
(quar.)
Victor
Equipment (quar.)
Viking Pump Co. (quar.)
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Corp.—
6ft
participating preferred (accum.)
Virginia Dare Stores (stock dividend)
Virginia Electric & Power Co., com. (quar.)_
3-11
(interim)
5-
3-20
Standard Oil
Inc.
5-
27'Ac
dividend)
(quar.)
preference
Time,
■t
27'Ac
Brands
participating
Participating
(Payable in class A shs.)
Thrifty Drug Stores, 4V2ft preferred (quar,)
4j/4ft preferred (quar.)
Tilo Roofing Co. (quar.)
1-15
4-
37 (Ac
dividend—-—
3 ft ft
Inc.—
Stock dividend
,4-15'
2-1-59
40c
(quar.)
(quar. 1.
(quar.)
convertible
Waters
Victor
3-14
4%
5-
87'Ac
(quar.)_
JI
Viceroy Mfg. Ltd., class A (quar.)
Vicksburg Shrcveport & Pacific Ry.—
3- 7
12'Ac
87'Ac
87'Ac
(quar,
Norman Industries—
Viau,
3- 7
4-
Light
8-15
11-15
37'Ac
Corp.
Butane
Veeder-Root
2-28
25c
31 %c
Corp.
5-15
8-30
11-29
—
Vanity Fair Mills, Inc. (quar.)
Vapor Heating Corp., common
2-28
common
&
5-31
6c
(quar.).
(quar.ft—
A
Stock
:
Trust,
(quar.)
7
,
3-31
35C
Investment
com.
preferred
Marion
Match
A
5ft
3-14
(quar.)
Investment
preferred
Van
3-14
25c
Products Inc.,
preferred (quar.)
5ft
convertible
Van Sciver
3r
3-12
6c
(quar.)
Horn
3-28
3-31
6c
______
(quar.)_
Co.
7
30c
preferred
Power
2-24
t25c
preferred
$2.28
3-10
4-
2-24
Corp.—
convertible
Van
2-28
15c
:
convertible
5ft
35c
(quar.)
convertible
Common
25c
iDel.)
(quar.)
(quar.)——
Preferred
A
(quar.)
Thompson
Lines
(qc ar.):
Van
American
quar.)
3-14
3
Utah
" f
—__i-
_.F
1
3-13
50c
3
Upson
*'
(quar.)
A
3-15
2-28
3-14
(increase
'
3-15
Truck
Universal
Robbins
1
class
4-
2-28
1
40c
S
Universal
3-14
\
4-
3-
$3.50
3-14
1
3-14
3-
$3.50
3-22
4-
v
6-13'
•
$3.50
2-22
also
1
30c
4" $3.50
5
25c
are
7-
3-15
4-10
4-
2 2'Ac
__
621Ac
Common
4-1Q
4-
5-1
3-20
State Fuel
1
1
$1
4-18
3-31
Class
5-
5-
31'Ac
7:
(quar.)_—_—
Common
4-10
$1
$1.21
(quar.)
5- 1
3-31
Standard
1
7
3-
43 %c
Common
3-14
4-18
3-15
Standard
5-
3-
1
5-26
3-14
$1.14
1
4-
Ltd. (quar.)
Utilities, Jnc.Uquar.)—
5-16
1
$1-25
(.s-a >
(quar.)
common
Whelan
3
1
4-18
10c
Standard
6-16
7
4-
$1.75
Steel
Preferred
4-
50c.*
3-
3-15
2-14
4-
1
18%c
3%ft
3-
3-11
3-1 r
30c
S.
2-26
3-15
7
7
3-27
2-
3-17
3-15
44-
10c
3-13
stock)
1
87'Ac
Standard
1
3-10
3-26
10c
United Steel Corp.,
3-17
4-
$1
Mfg.
(quar.)
Co.,
United
2-28
1
•
4-15
$1
United
2-26
4-
5c
25c
25c
preferred
5-
75c
preferred
(quar.)
Standard Fruit &
$3
3-17
3-15
$1.24
3-14
3-10
3-15
■'.ft;-
'
of
5-
preferred
Common
and
97% C
$1.03%
$1.10
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
Inc., com. (quar.):
(quar.)
Standard Financial Corp., common
(quar.)
$3.50
1
3-16
3-31.
50c
,
(quar.)___
4ft ft
2-28
3-26
6-13
U
7
5-
3-14
-
$2
.3-15
(quar.)
Industries,
B
15c
60c
$2
3-15
1
,
the
$1.06'A
$4.50 convertible preferred (quar.)
Sprague Electric Co. (quar.)
Springfield Fire & Marine Ins. (quar.)
Staley
of
92'Ac
.
(stock
&
Sperry Rand Corp., $4.50 preferred
Spiegel, Inc., common (quar.):
Standard
2-
1
5-
115c
Class
*
ft ft ioc
;
-
3.90ft
4.60ft
3-10
5-
$1.16
(quar.)_
holders
Glass
Thomas
Thriftimart,
1
Southwestern Public Service Co.—
4.15ft
A
Thorofare
Quarterly
to
B
Thatcher
>!
75c
7
$1
3-17
$1.16'A
(quar.)___
4.28'>
Southwestern
50c
3-20
(quar.)u___^-__-___---_
7
$1,14
3-10
4-10
,
"(quar.)
3-15
1
15c
payments
holders
common
preferred
preferred
Third
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__,_
Southwest Natural Gas Cp,-~
$6 preferred A (quar.)
Southwestern Electric Service,
SI
$1.35 Y
preferred
common
4ft
Thermoid Co.
__
&
Inc.
3-
3-
4-
12'Ac
■V
above
to
4ft
(quar.)
preferred
the
of
1
3-17
5-
$1.31%
ft,ft.
30c
and
3-15
$1.75
Insurance
preferred
4.05ft
3-15
$1.26%
(quar.)
Royalty
Soiuliwestern
payable
Power
Increased-annually
Southland
1
$1.25
(quar.)
Co.,
1
3-
$1.12'A
$1.18%
(quar.)!
preferred
(Both
3-
7
30c
convertible
3-15
7
3-
3-21
$2.50
Corp., common (quar.)
,U- S. Tobacco, common (quar.)
7ft non-cum. preferred (quar.)__—______
7
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Texas Utilities Co.
(quar.)
Textiles, Inc., common (reduced)
4ft preferred (quar.)
Textron, Inc., common (quar.)
3-15
3-
.
3-20
1st preferred
7
Light, $4.56 preferred (quar.)
28c
1
Rubber
8ft
U.
7
(quar.)
$1.06'A
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
4-
3-13
2
4-
;
—_____
3-
preferred
$1.25
32ftcft
2-28
3-10
1st preferred
7
3-
preferred
$4.84
4-
2-28
4ft 1.
.4ft I-;
4-fti
37-ftcft
ft
(quar.)--,.
2)20
3-28
$1U)6 li¬
(quar.—
pref.;series A
S.
8ft
r
7
(quar.)
Texas Power &
$4
25c
5ft
3-
(quar.)
1
5-
(quar.)
Utah
1
Gulf Sulphur Co.
(quar.)
Illinois Natural Gas Pipe Line—
3-29
40c
$1.20
2-24
50c ft
ft
:
?
3-20
3)14
PJa'ying Card (quar.)—Printing & Lithograph Co.,
5ft
U.
7
4-
$1.16%
$1.22'A
preferred
(quar.)_!l
Inc., common
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Common
(quar.)
preferred
3-
5.40&fpreferred (quar.)
Gulf Producing (quar.
3-31
(quar.)
5.05ft
3-
1
$1.16
(quar.)
t
Service, $4 preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4.64 preferred (quar.)__
Texas Fund, Inc.
(from investment income)
Texas Gas Transmission, common
(quar.)__
4.96ft preferred (quar.)
3-31
preferred
preferred
Co.,
1
4-
S.
3-20
I,
4-1
*
3- 7
4-
$1.15
$4.56
27c
1
4-
$1.12%
preferred
60c
(quar.)
3- 7
$1.06'A
Texas
Electric—
4-
1
4-
3-10
I
(quar. Y
(N. rJ:).
3-
3-10
ft:
""
preferred
Pipe & Foundry (quar.).
U. S.
3
3-
3-20
*.
U.
5
1
1
1
3
2-
1
4-
4-
33-
3-10
$1.02'A
Electric
50c
3-17
3-27
35c
Lines
3- 4
3— 5
3-14
37'Ac ;
preferred
,U. S.
53c
Company (N. Y.)
3-18
U. S.
1
Texas
3-10
3-14
2-28
4-
Texas
3-20
1
4-
3-20
1
-
Gypsum- Co.,-. common
3-10
4-
3-20
1
^3
7ft
4-
$1.23
3-20
4-
:U
3
$1.25
$1.27%
1
4-
1,31
■3-
3-15
3-14
4-15
•;
Freight Co.
3-15
(quar.)
1
3-28
U S
(quar.)
1
50c
2-14
,
4-
62'Ac
3" 7
ft
7'Ac
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-
37'Ac
1
3-12
*
(quar.)
4-
preferred
Southern
5.25 ft
Tex-Tube,
4-
7
30c
(quar.)—
5ft
:U. .8. Ceramic Tile
ft 2-25
50c
40c
</.-
\
-
.
3- 7
-
ftY,'-;.' 75c
;-V
.U-iSYCold Storage (quar)
U S Fidelity'&
Guaranty Co. (Bait.) (quar.)
U. S.' Foii Cd.f elrss A
(quar.)
>14—
Class B • (citiar.)__Y_^_-
27c
(quar.)
5.10ft
3-28
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.90 ft
;?
—
3-
3-10
25c
3-14
1
3r21;
t
50C
50c
—-
United New Jersey RR. & Canal <quar.)_.
U. 6. Bprax & Chemical (quar.)
3-14
1
100%
(quar.).:
3-31
2-21
•t
•
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4-15
3-10
non-cumulative
preferred
class A (quar.)
(quar.)
Transmission, com.
preferred
(quar.)
4.65 ft
2-27
Maiiufacturers,. Inc.—
2
1
3-12
*
Mfg.,
Corp.
3-15
non-cumulative
5ft
2-28
4-
+50c
—
4r 4
3-10
;! 56ftc
.
—
United -Life & Accident Insurance
shares
Gas
3-10
Co.—
common
—
United„ Merchants ,&
50c
3-14
5ft
4% ft
4-
3-10
30c
(quar.)
4.10ft'
4.25 ft
5ft
4 ft ft
4-16
tisc;
Ltd., Amer.
3-J
4-15
.
Products
4-30
Co.—
Gas
ft 3-10
62'Ac
Tecumseh
1
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
;-ft
3-17
:rft' 25c
______________
4^ ft; preferred (Squar.-)
__L_
TJhitedYqUiSi Corp. ^ -rqiiWrT) -;^ United Hluminatmg
;'CoY__^__2:
3-10
1
2-14
3-14
ft
35c
'
15c
3-28
1
—______
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
1
100%
57'Ac
Power
Southern
4 % ft
Concessions,
56'Ac
common
&
Pacific
Southern Union
4-4-
ft
2*28
3-28.1
„
YY
j.;
Elastic Corp., (quar.)
Electric Coal Cos., (quar.
Fruit Co. Jguur t • '
.United Gas; Improvement, common (quar.)
3- 3
3*17
2-20
United
2-14
Y
1
3-27
.3-1Q.' ft
3-15 ft
$1.12 Mr v
United
2-28
4-
50c
>$1
•
dividend
57'Ac
_____—
Co.
;■
3-15
ft.
15c
Ordinary stock units (stock dividend)
Taylor & Fenn, 4.32ft conv. pfd. (quar.)
Taylor Instruments (quar.)
$4
(quar.)
preferred
:
4-
4-14
5-
Stock
10c
___
__
Edison
Southern
5ft
2-15
t50c
__________
Gas
Southern Nevada
3-15
Gas—
(quar.)
Natural
3-31
3-rlO
ft; $1.25 1
*11 vidend'
•
4-.1..
3-10
...ft
United
7"
■
(quar.)
(quar.)
30c
Gas
preferred
ft ft ,1'*
.
(James) Inc., com. (quar.)
preferred Iquar.)
Tamblyn (G.), Ltd., common (quar.)
4ft preferred (quar.)
38%c
(quar.)
preferred
participating
Southern
2-
Oft
3-10
ft 50c
5ft
31'Ac
Sugar,
(quar.)
California
..
5c
Talcott
2-14
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
preferred
Southern
;.Y
2-21
2-21
7c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Rico
3-12ft
3-15
3-15
25c
—
&
75p
.
3-21
2-10 *
3-20 ft
_
I2ftc;
ft;.,
(quar:)
ft
25c I
*'
8c
Co./ccthuiOU. (.quar.)——
Yl-—
ift,,
-convertible preferred (quar)Y---^—
1334c
convertible preferred i;(quar.)
iVv"; 15c •'
•Stock
3-21
3-10
3-10
:
30c
j
.
-
'
preferred, (guar:)'
r
3-7
1
:.
_
20c ■*
United'Cities Gas
3-14;
3-15
A
United-Carr; Fasteii'er
2-28
.
'ft:
33c
ft %
50c
preferred A
Porto
..
.
Y;: 25c
i
30c
(quar.)
Jersey Gas
Inc.—
50c
—
(quar.)
(increased)
preferred
Syracuse Supply Co.
30c
(quar.)
Electric
(•Omaha), Ltd. (quar-)--
United Carbon Go.
2-28
1 Y
4-
V
50c
30c
(quar.)—
Works (Wis.)
(quar.)
common
South
2-28
Telechrome
(quar.)
South
$1.13
26c
preferred
t30c
—.——
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
4.60ft
ft
——
Common
$4
J50c
1
quar.)_
(quar.)
Soss Manufacturing (quar.)
Southam Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
Common
2-28
40c
preferred
4 ft ft
1
1
$53c
______
(quar.)_
Solar Aircraft Co. (quar.)
Carolina
44-
$25c
Socony Mobil Oil
preferred
20c
(quar.)___
(quar.)
(quar.)
Symington-Gould Corp.
$1.25
(.quar.)—
Kline & French Laboratories
South
Sylvania
*
Tanganyika
Engineering
Corp.,
2- 7
2-28
2-28
3-10
55c
Smith,
$1.25
3-10
; 3-31
ft! 4- ' 1
30c
■
3-7
ft ft, 3-17
20c
\..i
>.r
Air
442ftY.series
-
3-19
:
4-18
3-17* 4
'
!
United Beard;- &-Carboh v(jquar.)
United' Can &•;'GlJfes Co.'—
.,*vi.
«./-
1
3-14Y
ft 30c
(quar.)—_
——
(quar.)
Electric Products,
3-14
$1.25
_.
Smith
Products
ft
4-
-
43%c
(quar.)
Paper
3-14
_
75c
l—
(quar.)
Corp.
16C
Swift & Co.
70c
common
$1.55
Sutherland
7
$12 VaC
preferred (quar.)
Smith (S. Morgan) Co.
Sonotone
3
2-
70c
—-_
$2
Sonoco
3-
3-10
•
4-18
'
.
•
4.50ft.' preferredYcHiar:)_-i._i-_
'
Co
O.) Corp. (quar.)—
(Howard) Paper Mills, Ltd.—
Snap-on-Tools
3-31
Corp.,—
Rayon
preferred
Common
3-24
1
3-1
,
"
$1.25
(quar.)_:—
Sunray Mid-Continental Oil, com. (quar.)—
Sunshine Mining Co. (reduced)
J15C
(quar.L,—.
A
(A.
Smith
; 3-31
20C
Ltd.
(N.), Xtd.,
Smith
3-10
+50c
prior preferred (quar.)
class
A
preferred (quar.)
5ft
3-10
1
125c
(quar.)
Sinclair Oil Corp. (quar.)
Singer Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Slater
1
4-
3-
.ft 5-15
20c
.
.
.
.
.
(quar.)
& Steel
5ft
4-
20c
quarterly)
Biraonds Saw
Skenandoa
25c
(quar.)
.
5 ft pi^ferred<quar.)
United Biseuit-Cb. -of■- Am etica-
3-14
5-15
0..:
common
Lines, Inc. (quar.),
United Aircraft Corp. (quar.)*
United* Artists Corpl- <quar.)_
3
4-18
:
;.(q'uar.)__^_^
United
3
3-14V
ftft'■ Yftrft. ._.;,ftft
Corp., common
preferred A (quar.)
$4.50
"RR..
4-18
5-15
■.
j
pieferied ;(g-a)k^
,
Sun Oil Co- (quar.)
Sundstrand Machine Tool Co.
t30c
(quar.)
class A (incr. quar.)
(quar.)
Simpsons,
2-28
Pacific
4ft
Union Stock Yards
Union Sagar' .Co.
a-26
•
5-15
.
(quar.')Y_____I
B
of Rec.
;
$102ft
2-28
33-
•
(quar.)
common
—r
-
United* Artists Iheatre'Circuit—
3-10 ft.
ft
Union
■
87ft?c
i-quar.)
2-14
3-10
45C
(quar:-)-
^
T
.
,
3-11
3-15*
..
ft" 5c
ft .,5c
(quar.)
com.
Clothier—•
J15c
Sllverwood Dairies,
Simmons
3-10
2-17
,
50c
Chemical
3-15
4-1;„
ft 3- 8,:
56c
preferred
Class
2-25
'ft;
■
Corp. of Louisiana-—
Class A-(qUarv)___
: ;
'
'
i
3
3-
3-15
3-15
50c
(quar.)____
3-15
2-25
3-11,
15c
._
8-14
,
.
-
;■;
;
3-28
.
92J,/2C * .t
-
.
•Union
,
.4- 1
;
25c
Co.
35c
—
Silknit, Ltd., common (quar.)
5ft
preferred (quar.)
Class B
1
4-
Y
(quar.)__
;
_
4(Juar.)
Stlx, Baer & Fuller Co.,
7ft preferred (quar.)
3-14
12-15
130c
ft -6c
2-28
5-
12-31
$1.25
'
class A
$4
$4.50 preferred
Oil Ac Gag
D-15
,
(quar.)___
25c
:
(increased
Class B
B
25c
■■'ft;!
A.(quar.)
Signal Oil & Gas Co.,
Broadcasting Co.,
Class
3-10
t$1.75
—
(quar.)
Optical (quar.)
Breweries, Ltd.
Btorer
9-30
(quar.)
Mills Corp.,
(quar.)___
B
3-10
35c
preferred (quar.)
Mfg. (quar.)
Shoe Corp. -of America (quar.)
Sheller
Class
Class
; ' 6-30
(quar.)
Webster, Inc.
Stonecutter
2-28
$1.25
38C
$3.70 preferred ■> (quar.T* yY
r;
ft 3-15
3-31
(ouar.)
Corp.
3-29
145C
—
3-15.,
$1.25
(quar.)
(Atlanta)
3c
r 7ft
Shulton,
preferred
Stewart-Warner
/
Corp.
Electrio Co., com. <quar.)
$3.50 preferred (quar.) J__"
2,28
ft $1.25
Textiles—
25C
—^—
ffiierwin-Williems Co. of Canada—
Cto mm on
4%ft
3-18
3-21
Discount
Stone &
(quar.)
Products
Stern & Stern
$50c
Sfcepard-Niles Crane & Hoist (quar.)
Sherman
Sterling
2-27
10c
Saicsbeok Co
Oil
Shell
2-28
3-10
10c
_____
Bfcawinigan Water & Power Co.,
4ft preferred A (quar.)....
-4Vz% preferred B (quar.)
Shawmut Association
(quar.)
Shelby
2-28
3-10
Union
2-28
3-15
"ft* 23c
Sterling Aluminum Products
3-10
30c
Ang.)
IOC
15C
Seven-Up Bottling Co. ALos
3-15
37VaC
Sterchl Bros. Stores (quar.)
$1
2-28
37'Ac
preferred (quar.)
preferred faeries A)
(quar.)
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
5ft preferred Iquar.)
5ft preferred ,Iquar.)
5ft preferred (quar.)
5ft
preferred (quar.)__
Stedman Bros., Ltd. (quar.)
75c
preferred facciun.)
l.
preferred lacoum.)
5ft
preferred
(accum.)
With above payments all Arrears will be
cleared by and of this year.
Serrick Corp,, class A (quar.)
: 3-15
25c
25c
u.
8ft
3-15
«-
5%
Class B
3-16
$1.25
5ft
_
1
4-
$1.13
___
V
class A (quar.)
Holders
Payable
'
SeiberUag JBtitaber. common
(quar.)
4',*ft >prior preferred
5ft
preferred
(quar.)
Seminole Oil & Oafl Co., 5 ft pfd. (quar.)
State Loan & Finance Corp.,
Class B (quar.)
3-10
3-26
15c
(quar.)—
Life Insurance
(quar.)
j.
—
—
—
25 C
3-10
2-28
25%-
3-10
2-23
25c
(s-a)
Stock dividend
iquar.)
6
3-28
3-17
15c
3-15
3-
1
Number 5723
Volume 187
..
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Par
West .Ohio
t$1.75
(quar.)_;
Gas
(quar.)
Westeel
Air
5%
Union
British
3-15
2-21
2-21
37 V2c
4-
4-
1
Air
Pulp &
7
4-
3-
4-
1
3
•12 V2C
Itydrocarbpn
Co. (quar.—
Ltd.," class A (quar.)-!*.—
Weston
3-10
to
redemption
+12V2C
(George)
Class B (quar.)
Weyerhaeuser Timber (quar.)—
Wheeling Steel Corp., com. (reduced)
4-
1
100%.
.
4-
r
3-10
112 Vie
3-10
25C
50c
44-
2-21
1
$1.25
3-
7
Co.
3-
7
3-
3
85c
3-10
3-
3
50C
4-
1
3-21
40C
Paper
1
3-10
4-
1
3-21
3-24
3-10
25c
-
(quar.
'
White
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
5%'*%
Whitehall CPment Mfg.
(quar.)—
r.
3-21
3-10
2-14
Of
4-
1
3-20
4-
1
3-20
75c
4-
1
3-20
15c
3-14
3-10
183/4C
3-20
preferred (quar.
(Consider
Bros.
Williams
Wilson
—
inc.
Inc.
&r Co..
Winn-Dixie
(quar.j
_
preferred
■
.
(quar.)
Stores
preferred
Wisconsin
4Ji%
Michigan
&
4-11
1
7-11
$1.0 6 V4
4-1
3-17
The
White,
Light
Peabody <fc Co.
4-15
Merrill
Lynch,
$1.12 Vi
3-15
2-28
Shields
2-28
Dick
3-15
2-28
$1.20
3-15
2-28
$1.25
5-
1
'4-15
$1.26
5-
1
4-15
'
"
-—
75c
4- 1,
3-
3-15
.Wood (Alan) Steel—
Reinholdt
C.
1,000.000
8
Day
;
Walker
H.
&
Bros.
Burns
4
Denton,
Arthurs,
;
550,000
Interstate Securities Corp.
Edward D. Jones & Co.
& Kraus—_
550,000
Woodward & Lothrop, common (quar.)———
$1.25
3-28
3-
5
62 Vac
3-20
3-
3
Ball,
$1.12 Va
3-15
3-
HaUowell, Sulzberger,
Jenks,
3
(quar.)
_
4%
(quar.)
Worthington Corp., common (quar.)'—
-4%% prior preferred (quar.)—
—
preferred
—
Yellow Cab
4-
1
3-10
3-10
37 VaC
conv. pfd.'(quar.)——
preferred (quar.)
r.
Curry (quar.)—
—
Young Spring & Wire (quar.)
187,
Scott,
3-31
3-15
3-
$1.25
3-15
2-14
978,
110,000
&
the
after
Horner
25c
Net
3-15
Net
1
operating
3-11
$1
3-31
187,
&
•
Co.—
110,000
Leach_
110,000
Gross
,
$38,006,228 $40,900,223
fixed
G.
y
Previous
published
date
record
and/or
date
xLess
the
Non-
source.
resident tax 7%.
income tax.
Less British
payment
corrected
The
Incorrect.
was
of
$9,378,035
2,145,061
Net
2,076.135
income——
vious
Net
15%' Canadian nonresidents tax.
on
18 said in
Feb.
Corporation and
sales
in
1957
will
have
dollar
a
value
in
of
excess
U.
;' '
'•
'
' v:'
.
'^/-v
Industries, Inc.—Tenders for Debentures—
S.
Manhattan
Chase
will
This
to
to
1971,
Net
with
compares
sales
Increased
tional
sales
net
a
■
Bank,
Wall
37
3treet,
New
attributed
are
for
$103,233
of
income
the
recorded
factors:
three
to
York
period
same
addi¬
Townsend's new wholly-owned subsidiary,
months and new products placed on
during the past two years.—V. 18G,
by
Sheffco Manufacturing Co., for two
the market by the parent company
2522.
p.
.
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe
have been
There
4,/a%
first
mortgage
of
4%
first
of
4%
first
In
the
series
the
C
Willie made
in
A
plus
bonds
Canadian
excepted),
American
and
series
bonds,
oon
trust
n^xt,
1.
seri
s.
bonds,
in
A.
B
s
series
102.71%
$375,000 of
$375,000
and $54,000
at 100%.
C
the
case
of
the
interest in all three cases.
made in Canadian funds at
accrued
be
will
Bank
of
in
Commerce
Canada,
on
180,
p.
i' '
•
"Trinity Equipment Corp.
(& Subs.)
-Sales Up—Earn-
calling
is
company
debentures; The company, has 423,150
standing.
TW- Church of Latter-Day Saints
them.—V. 159, p. 2680.
10-year
1957
sales
—i
per
195G
,
$2,205,061
$1,799,889
*46,483
114,715
*$0.29
—
Net income
an
$0.72
-
share (on 159,275 shares)
estimated
during 1957 to
N.
Y.—V.
move
185,
p.
$150,000
from
New
of
incurred
larger quarters in Cortland,
non-recurring
Jersey
to
expenses
2263.
has
SEC
prefevred shares out¬
holds about 83% of
issued
an
authorizing
order
bank
borrowings
this
by
during the period March 5, 1958 to Oct. 15, 1959, in amounts
$15,000,000 in the aggregate.
The funds, together with
cash generated from operations, will be used to carry out the com¬
pany's construction program during 1958 and 1959.
Utah Power in¬
tends to issue and sell additional securities during the latter half of
1959 in order to provide Iunds for paying the, notes becoming due on
Oct. 15. 1959. and to finance construction for the remainder of 1959
not
exceed
to
and
Net earnings for
Feb.
the year ended Dec. 31, 1957 were $728,223, equiva¬
per share, compared with a net profit of $14,668 in 1956,
three cents a share, Edwin E. Hokin, President, reported on
24.
Mr.
Earnings,
25
cents
Sales in
682,659,
the
Division
the year
to
Hokin said,
included
a
nonrecurring item of $117,626,
share.
part of 1960.—V.
187, p. 1033.
•
1
Southwestern Ry.—Bonds Offered—Salo¬
Bros. & Hutzler and associates on March 7 offered
bonds due March
15, 1983 at 100% and accrued interest. The bankers won
previous
amounted to $12,486,366,
year.
Elimination
of
the
compared
with $12,-
Heating
and Cooling
were affected during
indications
the
are
that
general decline in
1958
earnings
will
the economy.—V.
be
187,
The
received
bids
Securities
bonds
principal,
somewhat
1033.
lower
for
bonds
99.27.
unconditionally
are
of
the
were
as
Co.,
&
guaranteed,
by
endorsement
as
to
sinking fund instalments by Southern Railway
authorization by the Interstate
interest and
Issuance
bonds is subject to
the
Commission.
fund under which not
less than 4% of the issue will be retired annually.
For the sinking
fund the
bonds will be redeemable commencing March
15, 1959 at
an
initial redemption price of 101%.
The bonds also will be redeem¬
able at the option of the company on and after March 15,
1963 at
prices ranging from 104% to 1Q0%. The issue is non-refundable from
borrowed moneys prior to March 15, 1968.
bonds
used
have
retire
to
consolidated
The
the
benefit
of
26,110
1957>«-
*
1956
^
« >
17,434
J
17,994
$
:
—
225,912,070 207,411,732
-
7,187,875
302,731
2,776,355
paid
on
(Dec.
31)
976,650
981,463
-
-
57,489)
stock outstanding
Number of shares of common
Net income per share of common stock—,
BALANCE SHEET DATA
(DECEMBER
Cash
U.
•
„v..
■%■;/ '
$7.05
$6.66
31)
' $
•
•
>
■
■
16,551,957
——
—
bills
treasury
Receivables
•'
A
-
S.
13,154,711
2,598,093
32,637,929
Inventories
55,532,370
263,840
—
Prepaid expenses
27,415~125
55,825,362
—
207,838
———,——
107,877,181 " 96,310,053
Total
current
assets
i
current
liabilities
31,421,518
Working capital
asset
Current
27,709,037
76,455,663
.—--J.—
ratio
68,601,016
bentures
—-
mortgages,
and
3.48 to 1
de¬
14,309,460
equity
equity
1
shareholders'
shareholders' equity per share
——
——
—
11,432,603
5,603,700
-
shareholders'
Preferred
3.43 to 1
——
loans,
bank
Non-current
5,748,900
63,400,192
,
64.93
' 67,115,377
'
68.38
1033.
187, p.
Williams Brothers Co.—Reports Lower
Earnings—
President, on Feb. 24 stated that the company's
unaudited net earnings on the basis of contracts com¬
pleted in 1957 were $1,315,000, equivalent to $1.01 per share on 1,300,000 shares outstanding. This compared with $2.32 per
share in 1956
John
Williams,
II.
preliminary
number of shares.
of the company's work under contract, includinff
ventures, Is substantially ebove the comparable periort
last year and indicates a high level of activity in 1958, Mr. Williams
said.—V. 186, p. 2802.
based
on
Present
the
same
,
volume
its share of joint
proceeds from the sale of the securities will be
principal amount, of Virginia and Southwestern's
bonds maturing April 1, 1958.
as
Strould
Winn-Dixie
—V.
-
—
187, p.
930.
Wisco Hardware
The
&:
Inc.—February Sales Up—
1958—4 Wks.—1957
1958—8 Wks.—1957
$48,026,339 $42,014,583 $95,145,457 $82,782,563
on
company
Co., Madison, Wis.—Files With SEC
Feb. 21 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 1.500 shares of common stock to be offered at par
share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
capital.
ing
,
Wisconsin Electric Power
($100 per
for work¬
"
Co.—Files for Bond Offering
on March 3 filed a registration statement with the
$30,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, due 1988, to be
offered for public sale at competitive bidding.
.
Net proceeds are to be used for the purpose
of retiring presently
outstanding bank loans aggregating $15,000,000; reimbursing the com¬
pany's treasury for capital expenditures heretofore made; and meeting1
in part the cost of further property additions and improvements.
Con¬
struction expenditures in 1957 amounted to $33,653,446; and they are
estimated at $40,000,000 for 1958.—V. 187, p. 930.
This
SEC
company
covering
like
a
an
Stores,
Period Ended Feb. 22—
Sales
mortgage
properties, located in Virginia and Tennessee,
integral part of Southern Railway Co.
UNDERWRITERS—Associates in
and
sinking
a
company's
oi»erated
p.
bid of 98.80%.
follows: for 4J4% cou¬
pons,
The First Boston Corp., 98.0399; for 43a%
coupons, Halsey,
Stuart &
Co.
Inc., 98.813, and Kidder,
Peabody & Co. and White,
Weld & Co. (jointly), 98.43; and for 4%%
coupons Eastman Dillon,
Other
PROCEEDS—Net
he said,
together with operating economies which
resulted in greater profits, Mr. Hokin added.
Present
due
a
1957,
$42,172
33,670
Virginia &
The
Co.—Earnings Rise—
lent to $1.53
•r
$71,115
—
Common
company
Commerce
to
312,07tJ
6,833,205
—V.
Co.
Union Asbestos & Rubber
equal
$354,255
—
—
dividends
Light Co.—Bank Borrowings Approved
Utah Power &
The
Union
♦After
1957
.
$370,490
,
Common
award of this issue March 6 on a
Year Ended Dec. 31—
income
Jan-
preferred stock
299,578
Cash dividends paid on common stcck—2,941,004
Number of shares of preferred stock outstand¬
ing (Dec. 31)
56,037
v
in its outstanding preferred stock until
April 1. The stock, which is redeemable at $10 a share, will be paid
lor in cash or by the exchange of 10 shares of preferred for $100 in
The
mon
1095.
ings Off—
Net
under
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co.—To Redeem Preferred Stock—
$5,000,000 of general mortgage' 4(4%
Net
1958
'
31—
Dec.
sold
sales
Y.,
(Yukon
the series B and series C bonds
iunds at The Canadian Bank of Commerce
and payment
New York, N. Y.—V.
Co.,
trust
bonds
A
April
on
tru t
collateral
bonds,
series
The
of
collateral
collateral
and
series
series
on
branch
Territory
Trust
the
of
and
Payment
any
and
mortgage
Line Co.—Partial Redemption
redemntion
for
and
mortgage
case
B
called
$119,684
"a
%,v.%,-v.
N.
15,
•"
,
prices,
higher
'
•
amounted to $7,509,902.
sales
Y.
299,375
Income
Cash
sufficient to exhaust the sum of $240,000, at
100% plus accrued interest to April 30, 1958.—
amount
an
prices not to exceed
V. 187, p. 617.
earnings of $111,528 on sales of $8,445,780
period ended Dec. 31, 1957.
195G when
;
:
Total
during
of
.
.
from railway operations
operating income
Ended
Net
to close of business on April 11, 1958, receive tenders for the
it of 512%
convertible subordinated debentures, due D"C. 1,
up
sale
Co.—Sales & Earnings Show Gain—
six-month
decrease
expenses
930.
p.
vehicles
New
our
992.
The
This company has reported
the
111.,
N.
January 1958 amounted to $3,969,same month of 1957.
Net Income,
a
revenue
railway
Year
part:
the year, approximately $1,292,798 was spent for capital
which will further enhance the productivity and effi¬
various plants.
enter 1958 with a substantial consolidated backlog."—V.
186,
of
"We
(Continued from page 7)
Townsend
15,
Now
White Motor Co.—Sales Reach New Peak—
Engineering & Foundry Co.—Earns. Increased
year.
ciency
Investment News
for
of
Current assets—
General
*
Yorl:
and
90,
"'-:•%
"During
p.
♦
of
the
January—
operating
—V. 187,
Beard, President,
G.
Railway
expenditures
tax.
tpayabie in U. 8. funds, less
under
$209,586,
share basis,
was
Railway operating revenue
31,522,138
and will amount to approximately $100,456,000. Trcaudit figures Indicate that our net profit will be $5,069,960, equal to
$2.02 per share of common stock.' Net Income before provision for
taxes on income amounting to $11,559,960 was higher than in any pre¬
is indicated here.
date
income
Jamaica
New
Bank
1957. Or>. a per
the earnings for the month wcro
cents, compared with 41 cents for the same period of 1957. See also
V. 187, p. 1C.33.
$8,897,535
railway operations
operating
"Consolidated
at
month
5.49%
of
charges,
uary,
20,108,693
—
any previous year
ble
a
Broadway,
140
for the
revenues
decrease
a
.
15%;
agent,
Illinois .National
1033.
p.
Month
3-14
a.
tax
York
New
Continental
22
1957
681.
p.
United
3
3'
Corp.
resident
at. the
Western Ry. of Alabama—Earnings—
————
expenses
from
revenue
railway
—V.
3-20
4-10
15c
——
i
Coke (quar.)
(increased)
<fc
Agree
-
Co.__—
Coal
617.
Western Pacific RR. Co.—Earnings Show Decline-
220,000
110,000
110,000
%<.
Radio
p.
7-10
7-31
Jewelry
made
be
187,
Co._
Loeb &
15)58
Railway operating revenue
50c
Zenith
187,
220.000
& Co.
Pacific RR.—Earnings—
Railway
7 VaC
Zale
fashion.—V.
1033.
p.
Union
2-24
37 Vjrfj
Zlegler
similar
will
Lestrange & Co.
Month of January—
4-10
Park &
(quar.)
Newburger,
A;
4-30
-
6% "convertible
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Parker
3-10
37 VaC
6%
Burge
—V.
3-13
1
4-
15C
(quar.)
Co.,
Co..
&
Sterne,
2-28
'
jUi
Reid
.
2-24
30c
&
Fulton
Ktrkland
3-20
25c
%
!
—
(quar.)_
3
25c
Wrigley (Wm.), Jr. (monthly)
Wyandotte Chemicals (quar.)_l——
Yosemlte
in
Company of Chicago 231 South LaSalle Street, Chicago
the option of the holder, at the Guaranty Trust Co.
at
—V.
800.000
Auchincloss,
Redpath
Inc.
consolidated
4>-4%
York,
220,000
600*000
5
Yard-Man,
Bodine
Inc.
3-
Mfg.
$0.57
wholly owned
the exchange
a
ment
Townsend,
Co., Inc.—
3-14
Towne
Inc.
through
corporation has called for redemption on April 1, next, $30,000
first, mortgage bonds, series G, due July 1, 1983, througl*
of the sinking fund, at 100%, plus accrued interest.
Pay¬
its
or,
Stroud
3-14
<fe
Co.,
1957
Trust
220,000
380,000
3-28
Yale
Box
November
operation
220,000
Co.
&
880,000
3-31
(qua*.)—
—
Co
Co
Dominick_
3-31
Steel
&
Co
62 Vac
Wyckoff
of
440,000
<fc
12 Vic
5%
$0.35
Folding
stock, are included in the consolidation. For purposes of
the statement for the three months ended Jan. 31, 1957
common
The
440.000
&
1——_—
Co.
,
440,000
Inc.
—
Estabrook
3-
Petroleum
Co.
Dominlck
3-10
dividend
Virginia
subsidiary acquired in
been
68,084,000
Western Light & Telephone Co., Inc.—Redemption—
.
22 Vic
Stock
Gardner
&
72,364,000
$72,099,000 $69,020,000
440.000
Weedon
Crouter
880,000
of
accounts
comparison,
Sherrerd—220,000
Dehavcn
The
of
440,000
&
Clark
Crowell,
♦
115,000
1,989,000
or
period
Earnings per share of common stock
has
Co.;—
Co
&
$3,042,000
110,000
2,054,000
,
.
Wood Newspaper Machinery Corp.
Woodley
W.
E.
1,000,000
1,000,000
Co
&
&
Butcher
_
&
F.
156,000
2,982,000
—
At the end of the
440.000
&
Chi Ids
Rand
3,686,000
1,850,000
$1,899,000
i__;
stock
common
reinvested
domestic
& Co. Inc.
Taylor
Kean,
1,500.000
S. Dickson & Co., Inc.
Inc.
•*
*
3-
3-14
W. B. Hibbs
1,500,000
2,844,000
191,000
—
income.
on
on
440,000
Co
36,239,000
3,569,000
expenses-
preferred stock-:.
on
440,'000
of Michigan Corp.
Folger, Nolan, Fleming—
Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
2-28
25c
\
Steel Co.
Fahnestock
Co.
&
Ft.
G.
—„'
&
t
Simmons-
$48,949,000
3,298,000
employed in the business;
At the beginning of the period
—.:
440.000
&
First
Hallgarten & Co
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
15c
(quar.)—
—
Corp. 1,750,000
Merle-Smith
1,500,000
Income
550.000
Peck
&
Ellis
*1957
37,476,000
■
income-
Dividends
$550,000
2,250,000
Co.—
Net
Dividends
$10. %'
Co.—
Adams
•
mort¬
1957 amounted
of
cumulative
&
Blair
2,000.000
Smith
&
&
3-15
pfd. (quar.)—
of the new first
par
debentures—
Federal taxes
<
$48,283,000
and
on
be
The
'
1958
products
Interest
,
below
Blunt
$1.10
+.
(Detroit)-—
Co.
'
••
-
M. Kidder & Co., Inc.
A.
2,250.000
.
Pierce,
$1.12 Vi
.
•
William
Co.—— 3,550.000
3-14
Fenner
the
company
Donds:
Corp.. $3,550,000
4-30
!
See Alan Wood
&
Weld
the
new
Boston
American Securities
Co
A
from
the
of
First
3-31
Wolff & Marx, Inc.
Wolverine Insurance
purchase
amounts
Co.—
.preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Wisconsin Public Service, 5%
5.04% preferred (quar.)
Class
to
Kidder,
—;—
:
.
tho
to
$47,937,000 $48,556,000
346,000
393,000
income
of
with
Dar)
(& Subs.)—Earns. Off
:
sold
depletion
Selling, administrative and other
have .severally agreed
following
respective
principal
named
purchasers
8c
——:
:
4Vi%
Oil
2-21
1
•
4.40%
4.80%
Wiser
3-10
8-
Power Co.—
(quar.)
Power
PURCHASERS—The
5-
'(quar.)
preferred
Wisconsin
,
shares of common stock,
$10,350,887
and
$1.50
(monthly.) ±._.
:
.
.
.
$273,305,000
to:
preferred stock;
35c
—.—
,
capitalisation of the company at Dec. 31,
in
long-term debt;
593,595
shares
bonds,
gage
25c
V
i_—
1956.5.
CAPITALIZATION—^Giving effect to th» sale
25c
v.
——
.%
.
Wisconsin Electric Power Co.,
6%
—_
————
(quar. >_
Co.^'comiaon
&
(quar.)_
,(quar.)
Common (quar.)
$4.25
(
H-t.
Co.
Total
(no
underwriting.
31—
income-.
Depreciation
3-10
20c
$1.06 Vi
(quar.)——L
$19,792,295 in
notification
stock
—
EARNINGS—During
3-17
of
common
share, > without
stockholders.
per
to selling
go
Three Months Ended Jan.
Miscellaneous
Cost
3-31
1
4-
$40
subsidiaries
supply electric service in Missouri, Illinois and Iowa in aress having
an
estimated population of 1,846.000 and natural gas - service in 23
Missouri communities and one Illinois community.
"
6%
WJIlett
Williams
utility
its
15C
S1.31V4
—_
Corp. (quar.)„
.
Wieboldt Stores, com. (quar.)q,_,^--^__-.--_—
preferred
and
Company
to
are
at
617.
p.
letter
on
1,250
salesmen
to
187,
West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co.
1957,
total
operating revenues of the .com¬
pany amounted ''to $129,178,412 and net income to $22,213,034. com¬
pared with total operating revenues of $122,178,935 and net inconxj
%
75c
Wickes
$4.25
Electric
BUSINESS—Union
40C
(quai\)_—I——
Motor
$2,838,765
1,536,057
Waynesville, N. C.—Files With SEC
Feb. 21 tiled a
shares of class B
corporation
covering
proceeds
retire
.
$5 prior preferred (quar.)—-J—
Whirlpool Corp., common (reduced),——
4%,% preferred (quar.)-->lv—
——-—
Whitaker
proceeds from the sale of the bonds will be used
approximately $25,000,000 in short-term bauk loans incurred
to
meet in
part 1957 and 1958 construction costs, and to finance
further
construction.
Approximately $38,750,000 of construction ex¬
penditures are budgeted fcr 1958.
1
'
v','" "%*
to
'
1,135,682
Symington-Gould Corp above.—W.
The
SEC
■
PROCEEDS—Net
3-10
$2,184,891
681.
Wellco Shoe Corp.,
offered
U
<2,439,072
Wayne Pump Co.—Proposed Merger—
prices ranging from 107%
for those redeemed
prior to March 1, 1958, to 100%
for those redeemed on or after
March 1, 1987; and at special redemption prices ranging from 192;G3%
2
187, p.
Sec
'
Westpan
revenue from railway operations^
raihvay operating income
bids,
Co
3-10
1
30c
—•_
1957
$5,277.83S
2,492,002
101.3999:
Co.
3-14
3-15
40C
'
:
&
regular
"
(quar.)
Paper
(quar.)—
2-
4-11
30c
(quar.)—
Brake
Inc.
Securities
of
7%%
Westinghouse
Stuart.
3-14
1958
$4,676,803
revenue
Net
Net
also for 43bS, were received as follows: Halsey,
Blyth & Co.. Inc., and Eastman Dillon, Union
(jointly)
101.13,
and Lchniaa
Brothers
and
Boar,
Stear#s & Co. (jointly)' 100.51.
The new
bonds are redeemable at the option of - the company at
other
3-14
operating
Railway operating expenses—.,.
—V.
Trust, Ltd.
expenses
depositary)
West Virginia
'/
1
37 Vic
49
Virginian Ry.—Earnings—
Month of January—
Railway
1, 1988, at 102.623% and accrued interest, to
yield 4.22%. The group was awarded the issue Marcii 5
at competitive sale at 101.7399% for the indicated coupon.
2-21
3-10
3-20
(Mo.)—Bonds Offered—The First
due March
5
Three
Investment
and
tax
Westmoreland.
3-
Co.
associates on March 6 offered publicly
issue of $35,000,000 first mortgage bonds, 4%% series
an
Co.-^
Western Stocknolders
(Less
3-20
Electric
Boston Corp. and
3-14
20c
convertible preferred (quar.)—1———
preferred 1955 series (quar.
'5%
J
1
4%
<quar.)-—
Natural Gas
Western
:
|29c
(reduced)-———
Lines, common (quar.)
—
preferred
~4,%
4-
25c
—
Products,. Ltd.
Western
-
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
Kootenay Power & Light Co. Ltd.—
preferred
-
MShen
Share
Vwfne of Company
West
(1137)
Co.,
Inc.—V.
the
187,
offering group are Drexel & Co.
p.
681.
Manufacturing Co.—Banker on Board—
partner of Morgan Stanley & Co., since 1943, has
director, succeeding Fred Dunning, it was announced
Gilbert W. Chapman, President.—V. 18/. p. 87.
Yale & Towne
are
Francis T. Ward, a
been
on
elected
a
March 6 by
fO
The Commercial and
(1128)
Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, March 10, 1958
.
STATE AND CITY^DEPARTMENTs««®^i®
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
230,000 4s. Due on April 1 from
Birmingham, Ala.
Due on April 1
1985 to 1988 inclusive.
4.10s.
105,000
Sale—An issue of $1,500,building revenue bonds was
purchased via negotiated sale by
a group composed of Sterne, Agee
&
Leach,
Equitable
Securities
Corp., Stubbs, Smith & Lombardo,
Inc., Thornion, Mohr & Farish,
and Shropshire & Co.,. as 4s, at a
price of par. Dated March 1, 1958.
Bond
from
1
000
Due
Carlsbad
San
March
City, the
First National
Bank, or the Birmingham Trust
Company, both of Birmingham.
Legality approved by White, Brad¬
ley, Arant, All & Rose, of Bir¬
mingham.
Cascade
p.
were
821
District,
awarded to the
Deposit
Bank,
of
were
—
Safe
Alameda
were
as
County
Flood Control
and Water Conservation Diet.,
Zone No. 4 (P. O. Oakland),
flood
of about
March
4—v.
awarded
Bank
a
Weeden
to
price of 100.60,
offered
National
County, El Sobrante
Protection District (P. O.
Bank
a
net interest cost of about
follows:
a
as
$28,000
5s.
1967 to
Due
Antioch
to
on
18,000 3%s. Due
1
from
County, Calif.
$1,700,000 school
Feb. 25 — v. 187,
931—-were awarded to a group
bonds offered
headed
by the Bank of America
National Trust & Savings Associ¬
ation, of Ban Francisco, at a price
of 100.05, a net interest cost of
3.31%,.as follows:
$680,000 5s. Due
April 1 from
on
1959 to 1966 inclusive.
85,000 3%s. Due on April 1, 1967.
425,000 3%s. Due on April 1 from
1968 to 1972 inclusive.
and 1978.
Other
Co.,
the
of
C.
J.
1
1
on
Feb. 1 from
&
clusive.
from
Sale—Tne
000
payable at the County Treasurer's
Legality approved by Or¬
rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sut¬
cliffe, of San Francisco.
'
:
y
sociation,
San
Francisco,
Dean
Co., J. Barth & Co.,
Lawson,
Levy,
Williams
&
Stern, Stone & Youngberg, and
C. N. White & Co., as follows:
on
1961 inclusive.
Due
on
Bond
Calif.
bids
1963.
Sale—The $495,000 sewer
bonds offered March 4—v.
187, p.
were awarded
to a group
931
until
11
for the
—
composed el
Blyth
&
Co.,
Inc.,
bonds.
office in
(PST)
San
on
Rafael,
March 11
awarded to the
April 1 from
1966-to 1972 inclusive.
April 1 from
on
v.
<
187,
931—were
p.
awarded
to
seller & Durst, Inc., Fred D. Blake
..
oifering consists of $11,375,of 5%, 5%% and 5^ % serial
bonds due 1961-1970 and
& Co., and C. N. White & Co., at
100.02, a net interest cost of about
3.67%, 'as follows:
$28,625,-
The serial bonds are'b^ihg
fered
at
$285,000 5s. Due on April 1 from
;
i960 to 1969 inclusive.
f*.
:
80,000 4s. Due April 1, 1970.
>80,000 3V2S. Due on April 1, 1971
Of¬
prices toyield^.75% -td-
,
the
and
term
bonds
by
maturity
the benefit of
-
are
celerated
'
100.10,
Security-First Na¬
San
basis of about 3.95%.
a
Elem.
School
District,
Mateo
County, Calif.
Offering—John A. Brun-
ning, County Clerk, will receive
wood
bids
his office
at
City, until 10
surplus
repayment
;
in
Red¬
a.m.
employing
two
most
lines
serving
April
1 from
in
each
of
the
la3t
three
Due
April
on
1
from
1968 to 1971 inclusive.
1972 to
Due
1979 to
Los
on
April 1 from
1978 inclusive.
on
April 1 from
1983 inclusive.
Angeles County (P.
Los Angeles), Calif.
Bond
Sale—The
O.
$2,638,000 Ju¬
venile Detention Home bonds of¬
fered
were
March
4—-v.
awarded
to
187,
a
931—
p.
group
com¬
posed of Bankers Trust Co., New
York City, Mercantile Trust Co.,
St. Louis, and W. H. Morton & Co.,
2y>s, at
of about
a
price of 101.2&,
a
basis
2.27%.
Dated March 1, 1958. Due
Los
Angeles Metropolitan
Authority, Calif.
Transit
all of the
bonds by. ma¬
headed
by Bear, Stearns & Co., and John
Nuveen & Co., Inc., on Feb. 28
exercised
its ten-day option
to
purchase the $40,000,000 Transit
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Purchase Revenue bonds for which
cisco.
no
bids'were received
on
Feb.
19
Wallace,
Santa
-The Authority is a public cor¬
poration of the State of California
such
as
classified
and
building bonds. Dated April
Due on April 1 from 1959
1983
inclusive.
Principal
and
interest; (A-O) payable atf the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by O'Melveny &
Myers, of Los Angeles.
1
Palm Springs Unified Sch. District,
Sale
Bond
building
County, Calif,
headed
to
a
Bank
the
by
National
ica
offered
bonds
awarded
were
The
—
$1,000,000
March 3
syndicate
of Amer¬
Sav¬
&
Trust
ings Association, of San Francisco,
a price of 100.09, a net interest
at
of about 3.53%, as
cost
follows:
$270,000 4*4s. Due on April 1 from
as
hence,
Federal
its
securities
"municipal
bonds
are
taxes.
'
redeemable
as
a
and after March 1,
also
may
be redeemed in part
and after March 1, 1961 but
solely from revenues at prices
ranging from 105% to 101%.
Among other members of the
underwriting group are:
Allen & Company; A. C. Allyn
and
Company Inc.; Reynolds v&
1970
Goodbody-& Co.; J. B. Hanauer
& Co.; Stroud & Company Incor¬
porated; Julien Collins & Com¬
pany; E. F. Hutton & Company;
Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.; Baker,
Watts & Co.;
.1\
' •,
Ball, Burge & Kraus; Bateman,
Eichler & Co.; George K. Baum
& Company; Fulton, Reid & Co.,
Inc.; Lucas, Eisen & Waeckerle
,
April 1 from
Other members o'f'the
syndicate:
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, J.
Barth & Co., Wm. R. Staats & Co.,
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities
& Co., E. F. Hutton & Co., Shear,son, Hammill & Co., Irving Lund¬
borg & Co., Hill Richards & Co.,
Stone
&
Youngberg,
Lawson,
Levy, Williams & Stern, Shuman,
Agnew
& Co.,
Wagenseller &
Durst, Inc., Fred D. Blake & Co.,
and C. N. White & Co.
Palos
Los
.*,
Verdes
School
District,
Calif.
Angeles County,
Bond Offering—Harold J. Qstly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles,
until
9
for the
bonds.
on
(PST)
a.m.
on
March 25
purchase of $100,000 school
Dated
April 1, 1958.
Due
April 1 from 1959 to 1978 in¬
clusive.
and
Principal
(A-O)' payable
at
interest
the
County
Treasurer's office.
School
Riverside
side
Bond
Districts,
3—'V.
Crowe, Inc.; Kenower, MacArthur
to
&
Bank
a
Sale—The building
187,
p.
bonds
March
931—were awarded
syndicate
of
River¬
County, Calif.
totaling $1,850,000 offered
Incorporated; Luce, Thompson
Co.; Wm. J. Mericka & Co., Inc.;
on
1978 inclusive.
to
Blyth & Co., Inc., R. H. Moulton &
Co., Dean Witter & Co., Merrill
Co.; Stifel, Nicolaus & Company
Inc.;
Dempsey-Tegeler
&
Co.;
Gregory & Sons; Rand & Co.;
Shearson, Hammill & Co.; Barcus,
Kindred & Co.; Dominick & Domihick; J
...
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.;
Taylor and .Company; >Tripp. &
Co., Inc.; Blunt Ellis & Simmons;The First Cleveland Corporation;
1959 to 1965 inclusive.
530,000 3V2s. Due
Vr*
♦
1961
by application of moneys other
than revenues at prices ranging
from 110% to 101%.
The bonds
on
.
200,000 3% s:" Due on April 1 from
1966 to 1969 inclusive.
are
interest-exempt from
income
•
bonds,"
.
,
Bond Sale—A syndicate
B.
in
Ana,
(PST) on March 11
purchase
of $1,000,000
Riverside
The. facilities will earn under
Authority operation an estimated
$8,172,000
annually, an amount
equal to approximately 3.6 times
on
April 1, 1963.
Due on April 1 from
on
1964 to 1967 inclusive.
22,000 3s.
to
th!e^ Lbs
years.
ings Association, of San Francisco,
at 100.01, a net interest cost of
about 3.31%, as follows:
on
office
a.m.
the
for
Angeles Metropolitan, area." Ap¬
proximately 200,000,000 revenue
passengers
were
carried by the
and
1962 inclusive.
1978
.'V;;;;-?;l;
Offering—L.
his
at
until .11
important, public mass
transit facilities
The
Due
v-
1,
1, 1958.
whole
24,000 23/4s.
bids
school
of America National Trust & Sav¬
1959 to
Bond
Autliorf
turity.
6,000 3y2s. Due
April
on
Cpunty Clerk, will receive sealed
tion of Los Angeles Transit"L}hes
and Metropolitan Coach Lines, Yhe
to retire
$24,000 5s.
Due
Unified School District,
Orange County, Calif J
' «s
ity in connection with its acquisi¬
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
822—were awarded to the Bank
2s.
Orange
Proceeds from the sale .of the
from 1959 to 1983 inclusive. Prin¬
Livermore School District, Alameda
80,000
April 1 from
on
1977 inclusive.
to
~and -1979.
the
for
1973
revenues under
(PST) on
purchase of maximum annual interest require¬
$370,000 school bonds. Dated ments or 2.6 times the estimated
March 1, 1958.
Due on March 1 average annual payment required
11
.
1972
and
200,000 3%s. Due
•
date, and, as well,
a provision for,- ac¬
bonds will be used by the
tional Bank of Los Angeles, as 4s,
as
purchase of $145,000 school
Security-First National Bank of on March 1 from 1960 to 1978 in¬
Angeles, and Schwabacher & clusive.
Principal and
interest
Co., at 1QQ.002, a net interest cost
(M-S)
payable at the
County
of about 4.03%, as follows:
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
$70,000 5s, Due on April 1 from
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
1959 to 1965 inclusive.
on
$685,000 school
V, building bonds offered March • 4—
'
April
on
District, Los ' t
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $15,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 25 weje
Los
90,000 3Due
Sav¬
Gladstone School
1983 inclusive.
a.m.
&
Trust
1983 inclusive
1969 to
25,000
Offering—George S.Jones,
his
Due
60,000 4y2s. Due
from
Sch. District, Marin County,
California
at
March
which all
1 from- of the bonds could be retired by
1961 to 1968 inclusive,
the end of the 1974 fiscal y£ar. y
i ;
1,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
At water,
National
ings Association, of San Fran¬
cisco, at 100.01, a net interest cost
about 4.71%, as follows:
35,000 4y4s. Due on April 1 from
Bond
Bond Sale—The
County Water Works Dist., priced at 100%- and accrued in¬
(P. O. Fresno), Calif.
terest. -'V '
Sale—The $90,000 bonds
The bonds have the benefit of
offered Feb. 25—v. 187, p. 931— a
mandatory sinking fund under
were
awarded
to
the Bank of which the issue will be redeemed
35,000 3y4s. Due
April
&
1980 to
California
./
y
;
No. 25
April 1 from
on April 1
1964 to 1979 inclusive.
Dixie
■
.
Bond
&
160,000 4s. Due
Irving Lundborg &
Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
Smith, William R. Staats & Co.,
Stone & Youngberg, Taylor &
Co.,
C, N. White & Co., Dean Witter
& Co., and H. E. Work # Co.
follows:
000 of 5%% term bonds due 1983.:
office.
p.
ouild-
ica National Trust & Savings As¬
1962 and
as
1983."y
County, Calif.
District^
County, Calif•
ing bonds offered March 3 — v.
187, p. 931—were awarded to a
group composed of Bank of Amer¬
4y4s.
net interest cost of about
a
The
dated
are
Bond Sale—The $136,000 school
bonds offered Feb. 25 — v. 187,
Desert Center School
1959 to
the
•...
.
„
April 15,
1958. Principal and interest (A-O)
March
Co., Eastman Dillon, Union Secu¬
rities &c Co., Harris Trust & Sav¬
ings Bank, Chicago, Lawson, Levy
Williams,
>
,
bonds
of San Francisco.
20,000
from
National -Trust
Co.;
2,050,000 sy4s. Due on.March41, a
group composed of the Bank of
•y y'1963 and 1964/^
"
Vi America National Trust & Savings
y 7,475,000 5^s. Due on * Ma^-ch 1
Association, San Francisco, East¬
yy from 1965 to 1970. inclusive.' >;
man. Dillon,
Due on
Union Securities &
28,625,000 5*%s. Due* on March- i,
to >1973
Co., Stone & Youngberg; Wagen-
inclusive.
The
sealed
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
County Treasurer's of¬
fice. Legality approved by Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
Bond
for
came
$ 1,950,000 5s. Due; on
"1961 and 1962. ~
\
15,000 Series B bonds.
1
April 15 from 1959
Bond
on Feb. 1
1973 inclusive.
Riverside
of
order
Renshaw;
Rowles,
.■■.J*"" v
Saunders, Stiver & Co.; Herbert
J. Sims & Co., Inc.; R. D. White
&
Company; Reed & Harrison,
Inc.; Dittmar & Company, Inc.;
R.
J. : Ed wards,
Inc.; Kenneth
A.
Ellis > and
Company; Leedy,
&
$43,000 Series A bonds. Due on
April 15 from 1959 to 1982 in¬
Jefferson
Dated Feb. 1,1958. Due on Feb.
from
1959
to
1973
inclusive.
group:
Devine
follows:
as
from
Due
$30,000 5s. Due
members
Barth &
4s.
1970 to
Witter
340,000 3%s. Due on A^ril 1 from
1973 to 1976 inclusive.
170,000 l%s. Due on April 1, 1977
5.97%,
Feb. 1 from
able at the
Bond Sale—The
about
on
1967 to 1969 inclusive.
24,000
April 1 from
Unified School District,
Contra Cpsta
97.03,
(PST) on March 24 for the
purchase of $58,000 school bonds,
2 p.m.
1964 to 1966 inclusive.
inclusive.
1988
Feb.
on
'
1979 inclusive.
45,000 4y4s, Due
1980
April
on
bonds
America
of
bids at his office in Redding, until
at
1959 to 1963 inclusive.
18,000 3j/2s. Due
April 1 from
initial
&
Winston
'
National Trust
Savings Association, San Fran¬
cisco, Lawson, Levy, Williams &
Stern; Stone & Youngberg, and
C. N. White & Co., at a price of
100.06,
3.96%,
Rodman
Savings Association, San Fran¬
Enterprise School District* Shasta cisco. .,{ .;• /•
.3
..y, Wheller & Allemdn Incorporated.
County, Calif.
Terms of Sale—The group pur-;
Bond Oifermg—A. Ray Taylor,
Northern San Diego Coixhty Junior
chased the bonds at a Wee of
County Clerk, will receive sealed
College District, San Diego County,
composed of
group
America
of
to
&
$30,000 6s.
&
follows:
1959 to 1966 inclusive.
Bank
The
$5,000,000
ings Association, of San Francisco.
America
3.44%.
awarded to
by
price of 100.07, a net
cost of about 4.19%, as
65,000 4s. Due
basis
headed
a
on
a
Co.,
Bond Sale—The issue of $88,000
bonds
offered
March
4
was
America
$40,000 5s. Due
&
25
Martinez), Calif.
Smithy
Stone
&
Youngberg,
Wagensellqr & Durst, Inc., Fred
D. Blake &. jC^r, and C. N. White
interest
Feb.
offered
Costa
$150,-
Trust & Savings Association, San
Francisco, Dean Witter & Co.,
Merrill Lynch, PJierce, Fenner &
Co., at
a
condition
Fresno
school
1034—were
p.
group
of
of
bonds
187,
to
Fire
issue
control
3V2S, at
Contra
California
Sale—The
Bond
bonds
awarded
issue.
5.25%
Calif.
Angeles County,
Bond Sale—The $200,000
CALIFORNIA
A
of group orders for 50%
ceipt
the
of America National Trust & Sav¬
Compton City School District,
Los
721.
p.
the exercising of the option among
the underwriters called for the re¬
931—were awarded to the Bank
p.
187,
—v.
Union
■
School
Union
building
J.
of
Stockton.
sive.
p.
purcnase
Sale—The
Union
bonds offered Feb.
26, Dated March 1, 1958. Due on
March 1 from 1960 to 1978 inclu¬
&
on
County, Calif.
$84,000 school
offered Feb. 24 — v. 187,
bonds
revenue
the
(PST)
a.m.
the
Grove
High Sch. Diet.,
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $81,000 school
bonds oftered Feb. 26 — v. 187,
Shasta
Bond
submitted for the $1,500,000 build¬
000
10:30
for
San Francisco.
Birmingham Public Building
Authority, Ala.
ing
18
Clerk, will receive
his office in San
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
York
bids
at
Rous¬
$225,000 school bonds. Dated April
15, 1958. Due on April 15 from
1959 to 1983 inclusive. Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at the Chemical
Corn
Exchange Bank, of
New
Bonds Not Sold—No
bids
Diego until
inclusive.
;*
Diego County, Calif.
County
sealed
March 1 from 1960 to 1978
on
District,
Offering—William
Bond
seau,
School
Union
Elk
Sacramento
1984 inclusive.
1973 to
composed
America
National
of
the
Trust>
Volume
187
*
Number 5723
&( Savings Association,
Francisco,
.
.
a
$1,350,000 City High School
for, $490,000
April
1
from
2.90%,
1965-
p.
823—were awarded to
of the Harris
Savings Bank, Chicago,
composed
group
Trust
&
First
Dis¬
Boston
duPont
3s, due
1959
to
'inclusive; $140,000 21/>s,
April 1, 1966 and 1967;
on April 1
%! from 1968 to vl970 inclusive;
.
,
^71
;
Certificate
from 1971 to 1978 inclusive.
about; 2.91%
'interest cost of
; 1
$50,000 212s,; due on April
on
•:w.
April
1971
from
Max K.
—
Call¬
able
of April 1, 1968. Principal
as
Guaranty
sealed
will
until .11
bids
re¬
a.m.
(A-O) payable at the
Trust Co., New York
City. Legality approved by Cald¬
Due
Mit¬
well, Marshall, Trimble &
chell, of New York City. •
on
Co.,. Melbourne, or at the Chase
Manhattan .Bank, New York City;'
Other members of the syndicate:' Legality approved by Caldwell,
First Boston Corp., J. Barth & Co., Marshall, .Trimble & Mitchell, of
C. J. Devinc & Co.* First of Michi¬ New York
City. ; "
Beach
Gulf
burg,
as
of
Bank
St.
Peters¬
3.40s, at par.
gan
;Corporation, Stone & YoUngo 11
Sale
d
i
High School District,
X
Orange County, Calif, r- : Bond Offering—L. B. Wallace,
H
*
to
syndi¬
a
headed by Halsey, Stuart .&
CO." Inc.,' and Kidder, Peabody &
'Co.,' jointly, at a price of 100.009,
a'net interest cost of about 3.11%,
as follows:
;
.
.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at. his office in Santa Ana' $1,250,600/;storra
merit
a.m.
(PST) on March 11;
purchase of $692,000 gen¬
eral obligation school bonds. Dated
April 1, 1958. Due on April 1 from
1959 to 1983 inclusive.
Principal
and
interest
(A-O) payable at
the County Treasurer's office. Le¬
until
IF
bonds:
improve-
Z Offering Postponed—The offer¬
ing of
for March 5—v.
March
000
3F1S,
$125,000 3.10s, due
1, 1968; and $125,due on March . 1,
:
1969.
highway improvement
bonds; $1,275,000 5s, due on
March* 1 from 1960 to 1964 in-
Angeles County, Calif..* ,.
Ostly,"
-County Clerk, will receive sealed
exclusive;"$765,000 3J4s, due
on
March 1 from 1965 to 1967 in-
.a
Bond Offering—Harold J.
elusive;- $255,000 3.10s, due on
March/1/ 1968; and $255,000
-.until 9 a.m. (PST) on March 25 ./
J^s/due on March 1, 1969.
for the purchase of $145,000 school
6,950,000 sanitary sewer bonds:
•building bonds.. Dated April- i± U V-. $3,475K)00 5s, due on M&rch 1
1958.
Due on April 1 from 1Q59
a from /il960 - to
1964 inclusive;
,to 1978 inclusive. Principal Vand
-$2,085,000 3j/4S, due on March
interest payable
at the County
i
1 from 1965 to 1967 inclusive;
Cook
101
Treasurer's office.
due on March
'1, 1968; and $695,000 3'%s, due
'
on March 1,
1.969.
$695,000 3.10s,
.
'
Contra Costa County,
Calif. //
Paasch, County
Bond Sale—W. T.
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at
on
?
>
v
/v
on
850,000'
.
County
bids
Clerk,-will
Treasurer's
of Los
by O'Melvdny &
Angeies./ •
>
•
La
Plata
District
Myers,
t.
;
1
from
Lake
Maurice
—
P.
County School District No.
O. Highland Park), III.
1081
(P.
Bond
site
due 011
Sale—The $335,000
and
Feb.
25
building
awarded
school
offered
were
—
Witter
Dean
to
&
& Renshaw,
Rodman
and
bonds
187, p. 932
v.
-—
Cm>
jointly.
*
/•
Other
-
Sale
Bond
The
—
$2,200,000
a
—
apolis.
1959
to
318,000 3s.
-
-
1962 to
-
inclusive.
1961
1 from
Due on Aug.
1965 inclusive.
—
S^s. Due on Aug.
from 1966 to 1977 inclusive.
members
Other
-
of
the
1
&
Smith;
G.
H.
syndi¬
Walker
&
Co., Stern Brothers & Co., Shearson,
&
Hammill & Co., C. C. Collings
Inc., Barcus, Kindred &
Co.,
McDougal and
cate:
members
of
Trust Company
the
syndi¬
of Georgia:
&. Weeks'^ R.
S.
>
.
: ■■■>/ "
Dickson
&
Co.,
to the
improvement
187, p.
bonds offered March 3—v.
awarded
932—were
Iowa
the
to
Trust & Savings
fice. Legality
man
••/.-.
Council Bluffs,
Henry Counties,
KANSAS
Kansas State
and
park¬
composed of Shaw,
Co., First of Iowa
Corp*, »and Dean ^Witter & Com¬
group
&
McDermott
pany.
e
•
3%s.
1959
314s.
190,000
from
price
a
follows:
as
par,
sold at
were
1963
Lawrence, Kansas
on
March 1
1962 inclusive.
Due
to
on March
1
1967 inclusive.
Due
to
Moines, Iowa
1976
Due
on
Dec. 1 from 1959 to
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at a bank or
trust company in Illinois as des¬
terest
ignated by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Chapman &
$655,000 offered March 3—v. 187,
p. 932—were awarded to a group
composed of the Northern Trust
National
City
Chicago,
of
Bank & Trust Co., of Kansas
City,
nie, Inc., as 3s, as follows:
offered
Additional
station
at
a
Sale—The
bonds
$175,000
offerod at the
awarded to a
same
time
INDIANA
;
Bond
Sale—The
$12,000 school
building bonds offered Feb. 21—
187, p. 823—were awarded to
v.
a
.group
Fletcher
composed
National
of
Bank
American
&
Trust
Indianapolis, City Securities
Corp., Indianapolis Bond & Share
Corp., and Raffensperger, Hughes
& Co., as 3V4s, at a price of 100.17,
a
basis of about 3.22%.
Co.,
of par, as
follows:
$130,000 4s. Due on Oct. 1
1959 to 1962 inclusive.
from
•
350,000
1963
3s. Due on Oct. 1
to 1972 inclusive. "
315,000 3V4S. Due on
price of
101.76, a basis of about 2.82%.
305,000 South Town Swimming
pool bonds,
at a price of
101.89, a basis of about 2.81%,
bonds,
Pool
Ripley & Co.,
and Stern
Inc., White, Weld & Co.,
Bros. & Co., at a price
1973 to 1981
Swimming
Northwest
$350,000
Oct. 1 from
inclusive.
•205,000 3%sr Due on
1982 to 1987
from
Oct. 1 from
inclusive.
Manhattan, fbnsas
Bond Sale—The
$187,000 special
assessment bonds offered
March 4
187, p. 1035—were awarded
the Columbian Securities Corp.
—v.
to
of
composed of William Blair
&
were
Kansas.
KENTUCKY
Co., Paine, Webber, Jackson
Dubuque, Iowa
Bond
Offering
—
Kenton County
(CST) on March 7 for^the
purchase of $9,800 bonds, as fol¬
a.m.
lows:
$4,000 sewer bonds. Dated Jan. 9,
1958.
Due on April 1 from
1966 to 1968 inclusive..
300
improvement
5,500 sewer bonds. Dated Feb. 6,
1958. Due on April
1 from
1966 to 1968 inclusive.
Principal
payable
at
$900,000 road
March 6—v. 187, p.
awarded to a group
Sale—The
Bond
932
—
were
composed of the Northern Trust
Co., Chicago, Seasongood & Mayer,
Pohl
&
Co.„ Inc., and Walter,
Woody & Heimerdinger, at
a net interest cost of about
as
Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
300,000 2V2s. Due on Dec.
1962 to 1967 inclusive.
150,000 234s. Due on
1968 to 1970
250,000
1971
and interest (A-O)
the City Treasurer's
office.
100.04,
2.81%,
follows:
$200,000 3s. Drue on
1958 to 1961
bonds.
Dated Feb. 6, 1958. Due April
1, 1961.
street
(P. O. Covington),
Kentucky
bonds offered
Edward M.
Tschirgi, City Treasurer, received
sealed
and
oral
bids until
10
Cutler, of Chicago.
'jBloom#eld School Town, Ind.
system revenue bonds
March 4—v. 187, p. 1035
awarded to a group com¬
and sewage
posed of Harriman
bonds totaling
Sale—The
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
1958.
Sale—The $1,100,000 water
Bond
—were
Des
College of Agriculture
Applied Science at Manhattan
(P. O. Topeka), Kansas ;
f Bond Offering —Secretary Hu¬
that the
of
Regents will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST)
on March
18 for the purchase of
$2,100,000 dormitory for married
students
revenue
bonds. 1 Dated
Oct. 1, 1957. Due on Oct ,1 from
1960 to 1997 inclusive.
Interest
A-0.* Legality approved by Dean
and Dean, of Topeka.
Offering—P. J. Philhower,
tion, will receive sealed bids
(P. O. Glenwood), la.
$285,000 county
offered Feb. 27
Bond Sale—The
court house bonds
Board
Sale—The $330,000
Bond
fire
approved by Chap¬
of Chicago.
bert Brighton announces
Iowa
ing lot revenue bonds offered Feb.
27—v. 187, p. 932—were awarded
a
redemption.
& Cutler,
Mills County
Bank, of Center-
ville.
to
date fixed for
jointly.
group
Condon, Inc.
and
Island
Rock
tion not less than six
Quail & Co., and Becker & Cow-
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen¬
nel"
in numerical order at
time upon notice by publica¬
months prior
any
The $9,000 special
street
assessment
Co.,
1,729,000
$24,700,000 Korean Service Com¬
pensation bonds.
Dated Dec. 1,
1956. Due on Dec. 1 from 1958 to
1976 inclusive. Callable prior to
187, p. 932—were awarded to
Quail & Company, and the Glen¬
wood State Bank, in Glenwood,
Centerville, Iowa
Sale
Bond
Bond
$153,000 3V2s. Due 011 Aug. 1 from
March
on
—v.
IOWA
follows:
'
■
Co., South
Legality approved by Ross,
McCoi;d, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
Bend.
187, p. 823—were awarded to
syndicate headed by Goldman,
Sachs & Co., at par, as
Prin¬
payable
(J-J)
at the American Trust
from
to
tain, Secretary of the Board of
Leeeiy, Wheeler & Alleman Inc.;
Education, will receive sealed bids
Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern, Inc.;
until 3 p.m. (MST) on March 18
Braun,
Bosworth
& Co.; Inc.;
for the purchase of $650,000 genBache & Co.; Wm. E. Pollock &
.eral
obligation school
building
Co.,; Inc.; McDonnell & Co.; An-<
bonds.' Dated April 1, 1958. Due
drews; & Wells, Inc.; The Robinon April
1 from 1960 to 1978 in¬
sojiTHumphrey Co., Inc.; Mercan¬
clusive.
Callable as of'April X
tile-Safe Deposit and Trust Co.;
1973. Principal and interest (A-O)
Wood-, Gundy & Co., Inc.; Thomas
payable at the County Treasurer's
& Co.; -,
office. Legality approved by TallClement A. Evans & Co., Inc.;
madge & Tallmadge, of Denver.
Atvvill & Co., Inc.; Breed & Harri¬
son,. Inc.; Thomas M. Cook & Co.,
DELAWARE
Inc.; Provident Savings Bank &
New Castle County, Alfred /. '
Trust" Co., Cinncinnati; Wallace,
duPont School District No. 7
Geruldsen & Co.; J. M. Dain &
(P. O. Wilmington), Del. * - »■ Co4* Inc.; Ranson & Co., Inc.; H.
Bond
Sale
The
$1,610,000 V. S&ttley & Co., Inc.; Cruttenden,
building bonds offered Feb. 27— Podesta & Co.; Oscar E. Dooly &
'
of July 1, 1964.
as
and interest
$140,000
until
(Inc.); B. J/
COLORADO
^ John Nuven & Co.
7:30 p.m. (CST) on March 24 for
Van Ingen & Co., Inc.; Baxter &
the purchase of $2,480,000 school
County, Durango School
Co:;/Rlair & Co., Inc.; Hornblower
building bonds. Dated April 1,
(P. O. Durango), Colo. ;
Offering—Hugh E. Chas-
from
Illinois
v.
sealed
Principal and interest (J*D) pay¬
able at the State Treasurer's of¬
1," 1958. Due on Jan.
1961
to
1984 inclusive.
of
•
State Treasurer, will receive
bids until 11 a.m. (CST)
27 for the purchase of
son,
Dated March
School
(P. O. Granite City),
building bonds offered Feb. 2„6—
/
.
Iowa (State of)
Bond Offering—M. L. Abraham-
maturity
The bonds
Madison County Community
District No. 9
L. Geist,
Offering—Doris
First of Iowa Corp.
.Falls.
,
Building
South Bend),
O.
obligation bonds
4,500 special assessment bonds to
Citizens State Bank of Iowa
&
Curtis, and Carleton D. Beh Co.,
clusive; and $405,000 Is, due United
Township High Sch. District
as
2V2S, at a price of 100.76, a
on March 1 ltom 1979 to 1988
No. 30 (P. O. East Moline), III.
basis of about 2.37%.
inclusive. •
Bond
Inc.; %
Bond
314s,
1965
1970; $240,000 3I2S, due 011
March 1 from 1971 to 1978 in¬
ap¬
.
Offering
1967. Co., White-Phillips Co., Inc., Yates,
/'• inclusive;
$20,000 3.10s, due Heitner & Woods, Farwell, Chap¬
-'■March;!. 1968; $50,000 314s, man & Co., Ballman & Main, Mcdue "onV'March
1, 1969 and Master Hutchinson & Co., and
interest
County, %
at -the
office.
Legality
payable
"(M-S)
proved
and
$60,000
clusive;
-March
$190,000 'school building
bonds.
Dated March
15,' 1958.
Due on
March 15 from 1961 to 1979 in¬
Principal
fire
fighting J facilities
$75,000
5s,
due
on
March 1 from 1960 to 1964 in¬
receive
at; his; office
in San
Bernardino until 11 a.m. (PST);
oh March 24 for. the purchase of
clusive.
No.
(A-O)
payable at a bank in Chicago.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
cate:
bonds:
Offering—Harry L. Alli-
Bond
sealed
District
Western Springs), III.
sive. Principal and interest
March 1 from 1979 to 1988
.
to
follows;
as
general
$10,000
will ' receive
sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on March
18 for the purchase of $335,000
first
mortgage
revenue
bonds.
cipal
Oct. 1 from 1961 to 1977 inclu¬
Is, due
$530,000
vinelusive.
Bernardino County, Calif.
;son,
inclusive; $75,000 314s, due on
March "T* from 1965 to 1967
elusive; and
-
'
San
$105,000 5s, due
March 1 from 1960 to 1964
$30,000 3.10s, due
1968; $60,000 314s,
.-due
on• March
1, 1969 and
1970; $300,000 3F>s, due on
.1
March 1 from 1971 to 1978 in-
of San Francisco.
District,
incin¬
inclusive;
March 1,
Due on April
1
from
195.9
to ; 1978 inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice. Legality approved by Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffey
.Dated April 1, 1958.
School
Grove
erator bonds:
his office in Martinez until 11 a.m.
Yermo
Coconut
1,100,000
/(PST) .on/March .11 for the pur¬
chase of $100,000 school
bonds.'
'
School
County
(P. O.
Bond
bids at his office in Los Angeles,
,v
Bond
1
ILLINOIS
.-/
!>
(P.
awarded
were
School
Township
Callable
on
■:
2,550,000
I r
District,
932—was
p.
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (CST) on March 18
for the purchase of $575,000 gen¬
eral
obligation
school
building
bonds. Dated April 1, 1958.
Due
on
Saugus Union School District, Los
School
187,
postponed until April 2.
$625,000 5s, due
•
Creek
obliga¬
scheduled
general
originally
inclusive; $375,000 3!4s, due
on March 1 from 1965 to 1967
gality approved by O'Melveny &
Myers, of Los Angeles.
^
Walnut
$4,925,000
bonds
tion
Clark, Secretary of the Board of
inclusive;
Iowa Falls, Iowa
Sale—The $14,500 special
assessment bonds offered March 3
Trust
&
were
Trust
Bank, as 3%s.
Bond
Secretary,
_
sewer
Boyd,
Co.,
Greencastle.. Legality
ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
•//'"
F
O. Decatur),
Georgia
brt March 1 from 1960 to 1964
"
for the
;
County (P.
'V
—
awarded
Bank
Citizens
First
Corporation
GEORGIA
Kalb
De
:'y
cate
CVN. White. & Co.
Santa Ana
/v
The $12,700,000
bonds offered March 5—v. 187, p.
B
/
Durst, Inc., Stern, Frank, Meyer
& Fox, Fred D. Blake & Co., and '1035.—were
■
Florida ./'/';/
Miami,
& Savings
Boulevard
the
3
Humboldt
the
to
awarded
Principal and interest
payable at the National
Bank, Chicago, or at
(J-D)
March
offered
bonds
Indiana
■
berg, Kenower, Mac Arthur & Co.,
II. ;E. Work & Co., :Wagenseller. &
A.
R.
—
Sale—The
.
at a
1 from 1958 to 1977
June
on
Harris
t
/
Offering
4^9, at 100.10, a basis
Humboldt, Iowa
$8,000 special
assessment ► street
Improvement
inclusive.
certificates
iCj/Z inclusive. ■/,\ •;.».'
?
Bond
51
4.47%.
Bond
Secretary-Treasurer or the Board
of Trustees, Department of Water
Works, will receive sealed bids
until 2 p.m. (CST) on March 18
for the purchase of $530,000 water
revenue bonds. Dated Dec. 1,1957.
1, 1957. Due on April 1
of indebtedness.
^
Redington Beach, Fla.
Dated Dec. 1, 1957. Due on June 1
from 1959 to .1967 inclusive. Prin-; /'/ Bond Sale—The $135,000 street
cipaF anjd interest; (J-D) payable paving bonds offered March 4—v.
187, p. 1035—were awarded to the
at the Bank( of Melbourne & Trust
1978,
to
Offering
Dated Oct.
from 1961 to 1984 inclusive.
(EST)'oil-- March 20 for the pur¬
chase of $300,000 court house and
April 1 from 1968 to
1
Bond Offering—C. H. Stanton,
Co., of Cincinnati, as 3Y2S,
Secretary, will receive sealed bids price of par.
until 10 a.m. (EST) on March 25
Greencastle, Ind.
for
the
purchase of $12,500,000
and interest
ceive
,•
■'irJy.1966 and 1967; $75,000 234s,
due
Commission
Orlando), Fla.
O.
County :• Commissioners,
1,
71970; and $200,000 3s, due
(P.
/
as
of about
•
Rodes, Chairman of the Board of
' for $175,000 3s, due on April
j % 1 from 1959 to. 1965 inclusive; jail
j
■.
"V
Florida
500,Oou - City f School . District
':. bonds at a price of 100.01, a net
-:
Titusville),
~
Thomas,
.
—
fighting equipment bonds offered
Feb. 26
v. 187, p. 1035 — were
awarded to Frank E. Hailstone &
water and electric revenue bonds.
Brevard County (P. O.
and $510,000 3s, due on April
.
FLORIDA
:
due oii
$210,000 234s, due
.,
Sale
Bond
—
/
.
&
,
Utilities
Orlando
Gary, Ind,
1
The $30,000 fire
East
Co.; Nongard, Showers & Murray
Inc.; and Einhorn & Co.
Corp.,
Francis
I.
Co., and Baker, Watts
& CO;, as 3%s, at 101.03, a basis
of about 3.26%.
'v '
trict bonds, at a price of 100.11,
a
net interest cost of about
on.
187,
v.
of ; San
follows:
as
(1139)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
1 from
Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
3s. Due on Dec.
to 1975 inclusive.
1 from
LOUISIANA
Catahoula Parish
School District
La.
school
assessment
street
improvement bonds offered March 4 — v. 187,
bonds offered March 4—v. 187, p. p. 823—were awarded to Barrow,
Fort
Bond
932
—
No. 25
Dodge, Iowa
Sale—The $14,500 special
were
awarded
to
D.
E.
Bond
Lcary &
(P. O. Jonesville),
Sale—The $53,500
Co.
52
(1140)
Iberia
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Parish* (P.
O. New Iberia),
ShaCto,
Bond
Sale—The
improvement
$60,000 public
bonds
offered
Feb.
187, p. 722—were awarded
to Ladd Dinkins & Co., as 3s and
price of 100.001.
a
Louisiana
State
Agricultural
University
and
proved
a
The
Louisiana
Not
notes
dated
are
Med ford, Mass.
Note Sale—An issue of $500,000
tax anticipation notes was sold to
March
^
School
at
District
100.05,
No.
Bank-
1959
to
follows:
April 15
as
on
1969
$80,000 314s, due
1977
inclusive; and $50,000
l3/is, due on April 15, 1978.
100,000 Cheneyville School Dis¬
trict No.
net
3
bonds at
interest
3.20%,
as
314s, due
cost
100.01,
of
follows:
1959 to 1964
$44,000
April
on
a
about
15
from
inclusive; $16,000
tax
Note
March
on
$500,000
11:30
ceive
(EST)
Note
000
to
ton,
County
ceive
bids
Bank-State
will
the
at
Street
re¬
inclusive. Principal and in¬
payable at the above-men¬
tioned Bank, or at the Martha's
of
Rust on,
Town
Clerk,
La.
J.
—
will
Bond
Sale
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on March
31 for the purchase of
$600,000
water works utility revenue
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1958.
1
from
1960
Callable
to
Due 911 April
1988
inclusive.
of April 1, 1963. Prin¬
as
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
at a bank or banks
designated by
the successful bidder.
Legality ap¬
proved by Foley, Cox & Judell, of
New
Orleans.
Holden, Mass.
Bond
school
site
and
Wide
Parish,
School
Ward
8,
Ward
District No.
151
1959
Coulding
Warren, Town Treasurer, will re¬
until
will
receive
sealed
bids
May 1 for the purchase of
Principal and
payable
mentioned
at
Bank.
the
above-
Legality
ap¬
Storey, Thorndike, Pal¬
Dodge, of Boston.
&
West
Baton
Rouge Parish (P. O.
1708, Baton Rouge), La.
Box
Bond
Offering—C. I. Dameron,
Secretary-Treasurer
lice
Hull, Mass.
a
&
&
a
Sale
of Parish Po¬
Inc.,
of:
District No.
Parish
1
Consol,
(P. O. Oah Grove),
Louisiana
Bond
Offering—C. W. Gilmore,
Secretary of Parish School Board,
will
receive
a.m.
(CST)
chase
sealed
bids
until
April 1 for the
on
10
pur¬
of
$60,000 school bonds.
Dated April 1, 1958. Due on
April
1
from
1960 to
terest A-O.
1978 inclusive. In¬
Legality approved by
Foley,
Cox
Orleans.
and
Judell,
of
New
bonds
1958.
able
are
dated
April
Principal and interest
at
the
Second
at
the
Boston
Co.,
Boston,
of
Notre
Dame
of
Mary¬
land, Inc.
(P. O. Baltimore), Md.
Bond Offering—Sister
Margaret
Mary,
sealed
on
President,
bids
March
$1,040,000
until
18
for
will
11
until
100
Franklin
receive
a.m.
(EST)
the purchase of
Legality approved by Niles, Bar¬
ton. Yost &
Dankmeyer, of Balti¬
more.
to
1978
inclusive.
Principal
interest
payable
at
mentioned
Bank.
on
the
and
above-
Legality ap¬
Ropes,
Gray,
Best,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
proved
by
Bond
&
awarded
to
a
Dated
Sale—The
offered
$255,000
March
March
water
5—v.
187,
1036—were awarded to Lyons &
a
$695,000 school
group
Goldman, Sachs
Webber, Jackson
1
&
Grandville
composed of
Co.,
Paine,
&
Curtis, and
Hill,
as
2.70s,
at
to
1977
inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest
able
at
Bank,
were
of
the
National
Boston.
Principal
and
ap¬
Public
School
Sale—The
District,
$350,000
gen¬
of
First
of
Michigan
Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
and
Stranahan, Harris & Co., at
100.03, a net interest cost of about
3.57%, as follows:
pay¬
Shawmut
Legality
ap¬
4s.
Due
1.959 to
1965 to
June
on
1
from
1964 inclusive.
115,000 314s. Due
1972
on
June 1 from
inclusive.
75,000 314s. Due
on
June
1 from
1973 to 1977 inclusive.
105,000 3'lis. Due on June 1 from
1978 to
932—were
p.
March
paving
187,
5—v.
awarded
to
bonds
awarded
to
Royal Oak, Mich.
Bond Sale—The
assessment
sewer
$115,000 special
improvement
p.
1036—were
Paine, Webber, Jack¬
& Curtis.
Consol.
School
District
No. 26, Mich.
Bond Sale—The
ing bonds offered Feb. 26—v. 187,
932—were awarded to
a
group
composed of the First of Michigan
Corp., Braup, Bosworth & Co., and
L.
receive
sealed
bids
until
&
Co., jointly.
disposal
bonds.
Dated
Sept.
Sale—The
Co., Stranahan, Harris & Co.,
Inc.,
McDonald-Moore
&
Co.,
Shan¬
& Co., Allan Blair & Co., and
II. V. Sattley & Co., as follows:
Channel*
Securities
$225,000 5s. Due
1959 to
Corp.,
clusive.
1969.
system revenue
1, 1957. Due
1978 in¬
Dec.
Sept. 1,
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable* at the Detroit Bank &
Trust Co., Detroit. Legality: ap¬
by Miller, Canfiel^ Pad¬
proved
dock
Stone,
&
Detroit.
of
4
Adams, Minn.
Offering — Wallace
Johnson,
Village
ceive: sealed
Clerk,
bids
1.
from
1961
Callable
3
on
as
to
inclusive.
1976
of April
1, 1972. - In¬
Legality approved by
$175,000 2'/4s. Due
1961
Due
1957
Herbert
—
G.
equipment
A
June
on
1976
11
1
dated
are
are
and Centerline,
Sale
Jan.
fered
Feb.
were
awarded
26
187,
a
June
1,
Van Dyke
1 from 1961 to
The
1958.
bonds
in¬
1,
p.
723
group
Co., A. C. Allyn &
Stranahan,
Harris &
1980 inclusive.
April 1,
Principal and interest pay¬
able at
a banking institution des¬
ignated by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Faegre &
Benson, of Minneapolis.
Cannon Falls, Minn.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received
until April
7 for the
—
com¬
Co.,
Co.,
&
Offering—Harold
G.
In-
hofer, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
on
March
18
for
the
Purchase
of
$150,000 school building bonds.
Dated April 1, 1958.
Due on Jan.
1
from
Callable
cipal
$265,000 4y8s. Due
bidder/-
on July 1 from
,;1960 to 1965 inclusive. 4V
•
School District No.
649, Minn.
Bond
Co., and Burns, Corbett &
Pickard, at 100.23, a net interest
cost of about 4.05%, as follows:
>
non
1979
of Jan.
dated
are
Fairfax Indep.
posed of First of Michigan Corp.,
Inc.,
as
purchase of $60,000 road bonds.
(P. O.
Braun, Bosworth & Co., John Nu&
to
1960
100,000 park bonds. Due on Jan,
The
—v.
to
from
1
clusive. Callable
$1,750,000
school building and site bonds of¬
—
$630,000
of
$530,000 special assessment street
improvement bonds. Due on
to
callable.
Public Schools District
purchase
follows:
as
1964.
1960
from
the
for
bonds,
from
1
Principal
and interest payable at the Detroit
Bank & Trust Co., Detroit, or at
the
New York
Trust
Co., New
York City. Legality approved by
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock
&
Stone, of Detroit.
Warren
1
Feb.
on
to 1974 inclusive.
Brooklyn Center, Minn.
Bond Offering — R. H. Jones,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on March
inclusive.
June
bonds
and
inclusive.
Due
3.40s.
Feb. 1 from
on
180,000 314s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1975 to 1978 inclusive.
1997 inclusive.
The
1970
from 1971
3,500,000 Series B building bonds.
on
to
170,000
Feb. 1 from
on
1965 inclusive.
Arbor), Mich.
Series
Due
to
1966
April 1 from
lows:
1960 to
District
$700,000 school
building, bonds offered March 5—
187, p. 932—were awarded to a
group composed of the AllisonWilliams Co., J. M. Dain & Co.,
Piper, Jaffray & Hop wood, North¬
western National Bank, Minneap¬
olis, Woodard-Elwood & Co., and
Caldwell, Phillips Co., at A price
of par, as follows:
Due on April 1, 1976.
Offering
bonds.
School
175,000 2.90s. Due
Watkins, Secretary of the Board
of
Regents, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on March
21 for the purchase of $4,000,000
dormitory revenue bonds, as fol¬
$500,000
&
>
v.
University of Michigan (P. O.
Bond
Indep.
Kyle
No. 206, Minn.
1966 to 1975 inclusive.
Ann
re¬
p.m.
Bond Sale—The
inclusive.
1965
H.
will
until
(CST) on April 1 for the purchase
$100,000 / general
obligation
sewage
treatment
plant
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1953. Due on April
April 1 from
on
530,000 4I4s. Due
70,000 4s.
p.m.
1 from 1958 to
Callable as of
Alexandria
Stamhaugh Twp. Public Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Stambaugh), Mich.
&
8
March 27 for the pur¬
chase of $970,000 water supply and
terest A-O.
Bond
An¬
on
Briggs, Gilbert, Morton,
Macartney, of St. Paul.
offered March
3—v.
187,
1036—were awarded to Ken¬
ower, MacArthur & Co., and Mc-
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Shan¬
$525,000 build¬
Offering—Ralph
p.
veen
Mattawan
Bond
derson, Jr., Township Clerk, will
bonds
Warren), Mich.
special
r
of
Stranahan, Harris & Co., Inc.
Bond
offered
Legality approved by
,
Bond
932—were
p.
June
MINNESOTA
Sale—The
187,
v.
1971
Paine, Webber, Jack¬
$160,000 school
building bonds offered March 3—
1984 inclusive.
Sale—The $63,000
assessment
p.
187,
in¬
to
of
as
Ypsilanti Township (P. 0» 1165
Ecorse Road, Ypsilanti), Mich.f
Michigan
Bond
Corp.,
$55,000
ful bidder.
& Curtis.
composed
son
to
special
offered
bonds
from. 1958
1,
Principal and interest (J-D>
Pigeon Community School District,
1 from 1959
eral obligation
building and site
bonds offered March 4—v.
187, p.
1036—were awarded to a group
&
1959
Feb.
Michigan
Bond
basis of about 2.62%.
March 1, 1958. Due on
from
of
Holland, Mich.
project bonds offered Feb. 27
4—v.
awarded
on
by Miller, Canl'ield, Pad¬
Stone, of Detroit.
Bond
Sale—The
on
Legality
dock
Maiden, Mass.
100.57,
Amherst, Mass.
bonds
St.,
12
for
the
purchase of
$310,000 school bonds. Dated Mar.
1, 1958. Due on March 1 from 1959
Darkness
MASSACHUSETTS
p.
(EST)
1963
non-tax
exempt dor¬
mitory revenue bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 1957. Due on Nov. 1 from 1960
to
1997 inclusive. Interest
M-N.
Bond
noon
March
MARYLAND
College
pay¬
Deposit
.
receive
$225,000 special assessment street
improvement bonds. Dated Feb.
proved
1,
Bank-State
Safe
will
inclusive.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
will
be received by the District
Treas¬
Trust
City Clerk,
to
King Philip Regional Sch. District
(P» O. Norfolk), Mass.
&
patrick,
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EST)
March
13
for
the
purchase
interest (F-A) payable at the
City
Treasurer's office.
Street Trust Co., Boston.
Legality
approved by Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
urer
Rapids, Mich.
Offering—R. Stanton Kil-
Due
from 1959 to 1977 inclusive.
The
Sch.
Grand
Bond
1
bonds. Due on April
from 1959 to 1978 inclusive.
bonds. Due on April
March
water
non
1
200,000
Sale—The $15,000
assessment
$825,000 school
building bonds offered March 4—v.
187, p. 932—were a wared to a
composed
of
Kenower,
& group
MacArthur & Co., Barcus, Kindred
&
1, 1958.
$500,000
Twp. (P. O. Grand Rapids),
Michigan
4
for
MjJIer, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
of Detroit.
••
V
on
,
1
Callable
sewage
June 1 from
011
inclusive.
1984
Donald-Moore
Co., Inc., John Nuvecn
Co., Paine, Webber, Jackson
Curtis, Kenower, MacArthur &
Co.,
Stranahan, Harris & Co.,
Friday & Co. and Juran & Moody,
composed
Co.
consisted
Jury, will receive scaled bids
Carroll
inclusive.
Inc.
of
Halsey,
White, Weld
Co., Wceden & Co., and Lyons
Shafto, Inc., as 3.40s, at 100.55,
basis of about 3.32%.
until 3 p.m. (CST) on March 12
for the purchase of
$150,000 natu¬
ral gas system revenue bonds.
West
1972
to
July 1 from
ley &
Bond Sale—The
$700,000 bonds
offered March 6 were awarded to
group
Stuart &
$70,000 school bonds.
1967
July 1 from
inclusive.
on
M
Bond
Board,
1966
to
410,000 314s. Due
on
-
mer
Offering — Curtis Bradshaw, Secretary of Parish School
824—
p.
a
345,000 3%s. Due on July 1 from
National Bank of Boston, 30 State
41973 to 1976 inclusive.
St., Boston, until 11 a.m. (EST)
41,365,000 4J/«s. Due on July 1
on March
12 for the purchase of
from 1977 to 1937 inclusive.
$400,000 water bonds. Dated.April
Other members of the
group:
I, 1.958. Due on April 1 from 195.9
Blyth & Co., Inc., Harriman Rip¬
to 1973
proved by
(P. O. Leesville), La.
187,
to
ceive sealed bids at the Merchants
inclusive.
Paris
son
syndicate
headed
by
First
of
Michigan
Corp., at 100.01, a net interest
cost of about 4.01%, as follows:
Offering —W.
interest
Vernon
awarded
$380,000 4Vss. Due
"
-
&
at
$2,500,000
building bonds
were
Perry,
Newton,
The
—
offered March 5—v.
Vineyard National Bank of Tissealed bury, Vineyard Haven.
L.
receive
Bank
Ledge Public School District,
Michigan
1.962
Offering:
1982 to
June 1 from
on
inclusive.;
1981
17
payable at a banking institution
to be designated by the -success¬
1
inclusive.
June
1959.
(EST)
225,000 4y4s. Due
sold
was
30, 1958.
terest
Bond
$1,000,-
June
on
1970
to
and 1972.
Bond
Oct.
on,
clusive.
100,000 33/4s. Due 011 June 1, 1971
1973 to
Newton-Waltham
on
1963
580,000 4s. Due
MICHIGAN
Grand
March 13 for the purchase of $40,000 airport notes. Dated April
1,
1958. Due on April 1 from 1959 to
inclusive.
from
pur¬
until
bids
March
on
purchase of $679,000 drainage
bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1956. : Due
inclusive.
Due
sealed
(EST),
a.m.
the
June 1 from
on
1967
120,000 314 s.
anticipa¬
19, 1958.
Sale—An issue of
Co.,
Municipal Dept., Ill Franklin St.,
Boston, until 11 a.m. (EST) on
3s, due on April 15, 1965 and
1966; and $40,000 3%s, due
on April 15 from 1967
to 1970
1960 to
re¬
a.m.
,
Legality
approved by Ropes, Gray, Best,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
Second
Trust
$225,000 5s. Due
receive
will
inclusive.
Michigan Center School District,
Michigan
Bond
Sale
The
$1,250,000
building and site bonds offered
March
4—v.
187, p.
932—were
awarded to a group headed by
Phelps, Fenn & Co., at a price of
par, as follows:
5, 1958.
Company,
rick, County Drain Commissioner,
June 1 from
on
Lefler-Ready
Detroit), Mich.
y
Offering—Henry V. Her-
Bond
11
1975 to 1983
1
Sanitary Drain District (P. O. " '
June 1, 1973
on
July
Due >on
County,
Wayne
to 1972 inclusive.
230,000 4s. Due
1.03%.
Kennis-
Treasurer,
sealed
11'
temporary loan notes
the
Trust
Due
Allan
tax
March
from
and 1974.
Newton, Mass.
Massachusetts
—
until
$1,000,000
Due Nov.
1958.
Offering
La-
March 13 for the
on
of
bids
tion notes. Dated
Dukes County (P, O. Edgartown),
Note
sealed
(EST)
12Mor the purchase of
tax
anticipation notes.
Due Nov. 20,
Bedford, Mass.
Offering — Gustave
Marche, City Treasurer, will
ap¬
chase
a.m.
sold to
was
Bank, of Green¬
New
Note
Dedham, Mass.
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until
anticipation notes
1
June 1 from
on
4 Vss.
from 1974 to 1985 inclusive.
from
—
$200,000
field, at 1.045%.
& Dodge, of Boston.
mer
on
and
Legality
3.31%.;
the First National
proved by Storey, Thorndikc, Pal¬
inclusive;
April 15,
1971; $130,000 3* 4s,
due April
\15 from 1972 to
1974 inclusive;
$150,000 3.60s,
due on April 15 from 1975 to
1970
Bank.
about
Note Sale—An issue of
on
mentioned
of
1
1973 inclusive.
1966 to
1,035,000
June
on
Monday, March 10, 1958
.
1968 inclusive.
50,000 3%s. Due
Montague, Mass.
,
net interest cost
a
of about
3.44%,
$390,000 4s, due
from
bonds
basis
a
r
1
Mass.
$745,000 school
bonds offered Feb. 26
v.
187,
p. 932—were awarded to Kidder,
Peabody & Co., as 3.40s, at 100.67,
receive
Due
.
450,000 3%s. Due on July 1 from
at
of
inclusive.
1965
100,000 3!4s. Due
Milford,
cost
June
on
65,000 3s.
1966 to
Co.,
follows:
as
Due
1959 to
Bond Sale—The
6,
State Street Trust Co., .111 Franklin St., Boston, until 11 a.m. (EST)
March 11 for the purchase of
Rapides $200,000 sewer bonds. Dated April
Bank & Trust Co., of
Alexandria, 1, 1958. Due on April 1 from 1959
as follows:
Principal and
-4/: to 1968 inclusive.
$800,000 Alexandria Consolidated interest payable at the above-
Louisiana
Bond Sale—The $900,000 school
bonds offered March 5—v,
187, p.
023—were awarded to the
$80,000 4s.
&
interest
net
a
3.81%,
1969
Offering— )anicl J. Too-
,
Lerchen
100.00029,
tional Bank, of Everett, at 1.034%.
Nov. 6, 1958.
on
mey, Town Treasui r, will
sealed bids at the Second
Rapides Parish (P. O. Alexandria),
Watling,
about
the First National Bank of Boston,
and
the Middlesex
County Na¬
Danvers, Mass.
Bond
rejected.
Storey,
Thorndikc,
Dodge, of Boston.
y
—
1958 and mature
Sold—The only bid
.submitted for the $7,500,000 build¬
ing revenue bonds offered March
1—v. 187, p. 722—was
b
<
Palmer &
&
Co., and the First National
Bank, of Boston, at 1.18%, plus a
premium of $30.00.
and
Mechanical
College (P. O. Baton Rouge),
Bnufts
214s, at 100.33,
as
Boston, Mass.
Note Sale—Ah issue of $5,000,000 temporary loan notes was sold
to
a
group
composed of J. P.
Morgan & Co., Inc., C. J. Devine
13—v.
2%s, at
Inc.,
basis of about 2.44%.
Louisiana
.
1960
as
to
of Jan.
1972
inclusive.
1, 1968.
Prin¬
interest payable at a
banking institution to be
designated
by
the
successful
and
suitable
Legality- approved - by
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.
Volume 187
Number 5723
,
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Mazeppa Indep School District No.
Allison-Williams
Bond
Minne¬
of
Co.,
Due on March
12,000 3.10s.
„
2.68%,
Home
bonds
—
v. 187, p. 933
1
2.70s.
310,000
No. 624, Minn.
Offering — Richard
Bond
April
,
Due
1,
■
.
April
on
1,
clusive.
April
bonds.
1
6,000,000
21/2S.
Due
on
on April
from 1969 to 1971 inclusive.
2,000,000
2yss. Due
April
on
Bonds
City
1
Other members of the syndicate:
Trust
April 1, 1958. Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
National
Improvement Dis¬
(Bids were rejected
the March 4 offering.)
at
bonds.
Note
NEW
Bank
Feb.
The
—
ments
the
of
Newark.
foregoing supple¬
our issue of
report in
24—v.
Bankers
Co.;
State
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt
& Washburn, of New York City.,
Street and Alley
trict
Northern
Gill,
sealed
Dids until 5 p.m. (PST) on March
24 for the purchase of $129,466.99
1,
1972.
E.
receive
will
improvement
April 1 from
011
1978 inclusive.
1959 to
Re-Offered—E.
Clerk,
Due
Dated
Reno, Nev.
from 1966 to 1968 inclusive.
~
general
4,000,000
1
5,000,000 2%s. Due
E.
clusive.
1,000,000 water bonds.
Due oil
April 1 from 1959 to 1978 in¬
NEVADA
2^s. Due on April
from 1963 to 1965 inclusive.
1
Smith, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
on March 24 for the purchase
of
Glencoe),
O.
(P.
on
3,000,000
White Bear Lake Indep. Sch. Dist.
r',
;
County
March
on
No.
$287,000
building bonds was sold to Robert
E. Schweser Company.
1962.
1961 and
$10,000,000 schooL bonds. Due oil
April 1 from 1959 to 1978 in¬
*
County School District
72
(P. O. Polk), Neb.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Due
6s.
2,000,000 2V2S.
from 1961 to 1967 inclusive.
;
.
Due
follows:
as
1959 and 1960.
of
NEBRASKA
Polk
net interest cost of about
a
$2,000,000
and 1960.
from 1966 to 1969 inclusive.
1959.
were
$55,000 3s. Due on March 1, 1959
inclusive.
18,000 8.30s.
Due on Marcfc 1
V
from 1970 to 1973 inclusive.
* In
addition the entire issue
will carry an extra 2% interest
from Sept. 1, 1958 to March 1,
McLeod
—
Dain & Co., at
100.21, a net interest
of about 2.67%, as follows:
cost
Due on March 1
-
offered
price
a
from 1961 to 1965
100.04,
to J. M.
National City
a price of
Bank of New York, at
Sale—The $365,000 County
awarded
apolis, as follows:
$10,000 2.70s.
headed by the First
Minnesota
school
building bonds offered Feb. 26— Nursing
March 4
v.
187, p. 933—were awarded to
*
Wheaton),
Traverse County (P. O.
Minn.
Bond Sale—The $40,000
809,
53
(1141)
Chronicle
187,
933.
p.
Runnemede, N. J.
JERSEY
Trust Co.; Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Bond Sale—The $70,000 general
$950,000 general obligation school
building bonds.
Dated April 1, Inc.; J. P. Morgan & Co. Inc.; Bordentown Township Sch. District bonds offered March 4—v. 187, p.
933
1958. Due on April 1 from 1961 Equitable Securities Corp.; Mer¬
were awarded to Boland,
(P. O. Bordentown), N. J.
house bonds
rill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
to 1988 inclusive.
Callable as of
Bond Sale—The $190,000 school Saffin & Co., as 3.35s, at
v.
100.003,
187, p. 824—were awarded to
Smith; C. J. Devine & Co.; Mer¬
a basis of about 3.34%.
April 1, 1973. Principal and in¬
bonds offered Feb. 27
v.
Allison-Williams Company.
187,
cantile
Trust
Co.;
The
First
terest (A-O) payable at a bank¬
p. 825 — were awarded to J. B.
Stow .Creek Twp. School District
National Bank of Memphis.
Melrose, Minn.
ing institution to be designated
Hanauer
&
Co.,
and
Schmidt,
(P. O. Bridgeton), N. J.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
by the successful bidder. Legality
/
Moorhead, Miss.
Poole, Roberts & Parke, jointly,
Bond Sale—The $99,000 school
be received until March 25 for the
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Scott,
Bond Sale—The $110,000 special as 3.70s, at 100.03, a basis of about bonds
offered March 4—v. 187, p.
purchase
of
$350,000 >- hospital Barber & Marquart, of Minneap¬
street improvement bonds offered 3.69%.
•
933—were awarded to Reynolds
bonds.
olis.
Feb. 28 were awarded to M. A.
& Co., as 4s, at 100.10, a basis of.
Cinnaminson Township Sch. Dist.
Saunders & Co., Inc., of Memphis.
Mounds View Indep. School Dist.
about 3.98%.
MISSISSIPPI
(P. O. Cinnaminson), N. J.
The bonds mature from 1959 to
Minnesota
$300,000 court
offered
Feb. 26—
Sale—The
Bond
—
—
-
'
.
No. 621, Minn.
*
Bond
Offering
Wendt,
D.
D.
—
District Clerk, will receive
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
tric
the
purchase of $600,000
;
bonds.
Dated
April 1, 1958. Due on April 1 from
11
for
school
callable
in 1977 and thereafter are
$3,300,000 elec¬
bonds offered March
933—were awarded
headed by the Equit¬
able Securities Corp., at 100.08, a
net interest cost of about 3.67%,
to
Bonds due
1961 to 1986 inclusive.
revenue
5-r-v.
building
187,
p.
group
a
follows:
as
Principal and $450,000 4s. Due on April 1 from
payable at any suitable
1961 to 1964 inclusive.
bank or trust company designated
450,000 3*&s. Due on April 1 from
by the purchaser.
Legality ap¬
1965 to 1967 inclusive.
proved by Dorsey, Owen, Scott,
150,000 3s. Due on April 1, 1968.
Barber & Marquart,
of Minne¬
150,000 3y4s. Due on April 1,1969.
apolis.
,..
•
300,000 3y>s. Due on April 1,
of April 1, 1973.
as
interest
Osseo
'
Bond
1970
No. 279,
Dist.
Offering
until
8
1,
approved
Legality
Owen, Scott, Barber
Marquart, of Minneapolis.
Dorsey,
No. 281,
by
&
Minn.
Nuveen
of
Offering—James W. Mil¬
Bond
ler, Chancery Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 1:30 p.m. (CST)
on March
17 for the purchase of
$125,000 Industrial Plant bonds.
Dated April 1, 1958. Due on April
1 from 1959 to 1978 inclusive. Op¬
tional
after
April 1,
1968.
Winona, Miss.
Offering—Mavis A. Walk¬
Bond
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on March
.11
for the purchase of $200,000
general
obligation industrial
bonds. Due serially from 1959 to
er,
inclusive.
1983
the
the
group:
Offering—Secretary Wil¬
Strabel
J.
Board
ceive
sealed
(EST)
of
Dated
until
bids
7:30
NEW
Nashua, N. H.
re¬
Note
p.m.
$225,000 school bonds.
1, 1958.
Due on
March
March
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the Burlington County
Trust Company, Moorestown. Le¬
gality
approved
by
Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, ef
City.
New York
Rutherford, N. J.
Offering—Edwin
Ma-
T.
Sale—The $1,600,000 rec¬
Bond
bonds of¬
awarded to
March
fered
5
were
approved by Stinson, Mag, Thom¬
McEvers & Fizzcll, of Kansas
son,
her, Borough Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8:30 p.m. (EST)
on March
17 for the purchase of
City.
City
massa,
1
will receive
(EST) on
Clerk,
sealed bids until 1 p.m.
March
for
18
the
purchase
12
the
for
purchase of
Dated March 12,
$400,000 notes.
sive.
Bond
Offering—Edward R. Be-
noit, City Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
March 1 from 1959 to 1973 inclu¬
East
HAMPSHIRE
that
will
March 13 for the pur¬
on
chase
announces
Education
of
Co.; A. C. Allyn
&
reational park revenue
school
bonds offered Feb. 27—
building
1981 inclusive.
Pontotoc, Miss.
$93,500 public improvement bonds.
! MISSOURI
Dated April 15, 1958. Due on April
Scharff & Jones, Inc.; Mer¬
Drury College (P. O. Springfield), 15 from 1959 to 1968 inclusive.
rill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Missouri
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
Smith; Herman Bensdorf & Co.;
Bond Offering —C arl Stillwcll,
able at the National Community
Allen & Co.; Alvis & Co.; Hamp
Vice-President and Secretary, will
Jones & Co.; Kenower, MacArthur
Bank, East Rutherford. Legality
receive sealed bids until 4 p.m.
& Co.; Lewis & Co.; M. A. Saund¬
approved by Reed, Hoyt, Wash¬
ers
&
Co.; Cady & Co.; and (CST) on March 26 for the pur¬ burn & McCarthy, of New York
chase of $200,000 non tax-exempt
City.
•
Kroeze, McLarty & Co.
dormitory revenue bonds. Dated
Hinds County (P. O. Jackson),
Long Branchy N. J.
Oct.' 1, 1956. Due on Oct. 1 from
Mississippi
Bond
1959
to
1996 inclusive. Legality
Offering—Sanita J. Ca-
Rohhinsdale Indep. School District
Bond Sale—The $1,400,000
liam
& Co.;
on
1974.
Due on April 1
members
Other
John
p.m.
March 18 lor the pur¬
chase of $400,000 school building
bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1958. Due
on
Feb. 1 from 1961 to 1988 in¬
clusive.
Bonds due in 1979 and
thereafter are callable as of Feb.
(CST)
1971.
from 1972 to
—
Arnold C.
Clerk, will re¬
bids
sealed
and
1,800,000 3%s.
Minnesota
District
Hewitt,
ceive
Sch.
Indep.
Bond
1978, inclusive.
Greenwood, Miss.
Bond Sale—The
sealed
March
of
1958.
Due Dec.
1, 1958.
NEW YORK
Clarkstown Central School District
No. 1 (P. O. New City), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $790,000
school
building bonds offered Feb. 26—
v.
187, p. 933—were awarded to
Roosevelt
&
Cross, and Marine
Trust Co. of Western New York,
of Buffalo, jointly,
as
3.40s, at
100.42* a basis of about 3.34%.
Elba, Byron, Stafford, Batavia and!
Oakfield
Central School District
No. 1
(P. O. Elba), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Leslie H.
District
ton,
Clerk,
will
Edgerreceive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST)
March
13
for the purchase
on
of
$777,000 school bonds. Dated Feb.
1, 1958. Due on Feb. 1 from 196*0
to 1987 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(F-A)
payable at the
Bank of Elba, or at the option of
the holder, at the Chase Manhat¬
tan Bank, of New York City. Le¬
gality approved by Hawkins, Del¬
afield & Wood, of New York City.
$320,000 general bonds. Dated Feb.
awarded to Leland Speed Co., at 97.57, a net
La Monte, Mo.
1, 1958. Due on Feb. 1 from 1959
a
group
composed of Juran & interest cost jof about 3.95%, as
Bond Sale—An issue of $55,000
to 1972 inclusive.
follows:
Principal and
Moody, Inc., American National
water works and sewerage system
interest
(F-A)
payable at the Ellicottville, Great Valley, HumBank, of St. Paul, Kalman & Co., $600,000 41/4s. Due on July 1 from
revenue
bonds was sold to the
Long Branch Banking Co., Long phrey, Franklinville, Mansfield and
1958 to 1969 inclusive.
McDougal and Condon, Inc.,
Municipal Bond Corp., Chicago. Branch.
Legality
approved
by East Otto Central School District
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, Pres1,000.000 3%s. Due on July 1, Dated Jan.
1, 1958. Due on Jan. 1 Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
No. 1 (P. O. Ellicottville), N. Y.
cott & Co., Harold E. Wood & Co.,
1982.
from 1960 to 1988 inclusive.
Le¬ New York City.
Bond Offering—Paul J. Weeks,
Caldwell, Phillips Co., and MannThe bonds are dated Jan.
1,
gality approved
by Charles &
District Clerk, will receive sealed
heimer-Egan, Inc., at a price of 1958. Due on July 1. 1982 and call¬
Maplewood Township (P. O.
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
bids until 2' p.m. (EST) on March
Par. a net interest co?f, oj, about able on July 1, 1966.
Maplewood), N. J.
10
for the
Ste. Genevieve, Mo.
»
purchase;of $22,200
3.72%, as follows:
Bond
Offering — Stephen Y.
v.
187, p. 621i—were
Meridian, Miss.
$450,000 3.10s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1961
to
.
700,000 3.80s. Due on Feb.!
1975 to 1988 inclusive.
In addition the entire
Bond
Paul,
1969
ceive
sealed
(CST)
chase
10
a.m.
on
1
Lot No.
Bond
$1,000,000 water works bonds. Due
on
W.
Offering—Joel
For¬
No.
(CST) on March 19 for the
purchase
of
$2,500,000
school
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1958.
Due
2
on
improvement
school
1978
May 1 from 1959 to 1983
inclu¬
1961 to
March 1 from
on
Lot
No.
bonds. Due on
to
there¬
are
callable as of May 1,
Principal and interest pay¬
at
the
Chase
Manhattan
New York City.
approved by Charles &
nicht, of St. Louis.
Bank,
March 1 from
1961
Interest
Bond
Legality approved by Wood,
general
Dated
,
King
City.
&
Legality
Trauer¬
March
1,
Dawson,
1958.
of New York
'■
'i
and
Sale
—
The
obligation
awarded
to
$20,000,000
school
bonds
187, p. 825—
a
syndicate
(EST)
March 18 lor the pur¬
$403,000 public improve¬
bonds. Dated Apfil 1, 1958.
City
(MST) on March 19 for the
purchase of various issues of spe¬
improvement district
aggregating $582,000.
cial
Chinook
City
bonds
April 1 from 1959 to 1978
inclusive. Principal and interest
Due
on
Clerk,
until
will
7:30
receive
p.m.
sealed
March
1
cipal and interest
(M-S) payable
at the District Clerk's office.
gality
Le¬
Jeremiah
Franklinville.
approved
Mori arty, of
by
J.
Fabius, Lafayette, Pompey, Cuyler
Dist.
York
Shea, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
March
19
for
the
purchase
of
City.
Township School District
Morris
(P. O. 5 Center Ave.,
Morristown), N. J.
Offering
Bond
—
W.
Sheldon
Secretary of the Board
Education, will receive sealed
Bennett,
of
1, 1957.
Nov. 1 from 1959 to 1974
Due
on
Principal
inclusive.
interest
payable at the First Na¬
(M-N)
tional
and
Iron
Bank
No.
1
Central
(P. O. 214 South Warren St.,
Syracuse), N. Y.
Bond
Offering
land
Trust
York.
lows:
Central
New
approved
by
Sykes, Heckler
&
Galloway, of New York City.
Hempstead, Franklin Square-MunFire District
(P. O. 59 Herman
Boulevard, Franklin Square), N. Y,
Sale—The $350,000 build¬
Bond
William P.
Schorn, Director of Finance, will
receive
sealed
bids until
noon
(EST)
F.
ing bonds offered Feb. 26—v. 187,
Newark, N. J.
March 11 for the pur¬
$15,000,000 bonds, as fol¬
on
chase of
of
Co.
Vandewater,
son
—
diaries
Legality
Legality
Offering
—
$733,000 school bonds. Dated Dec.
1, 1957. Due 011 June 1 from 1958
to
1985
inclusive. Principal and
interest
(J-D)
payable at
the
Tully branch of the Marine Mid¬
of Morristown.
approved by Hawkins,
Delafield & Wood, of New York
Truxton
School
and
Bond
43, Mont.
on
(A-O) payable at the Maplewood
Bank
&
Trust Co., Maplewood.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Washburn & McCarthy, of New
Special Improvement Dist.
Offering—Ruth H. Riley,
Due
from 1959 to 1963 inclusive. Prin¬
City.
(MST) on
March 13 for the purchase of $5,500 improvement bonds.
bids
on
school bonds. Dated Nov.
Shadoan,
Commission,
receive sealed bids until 1
the
of-
p.m.
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on March
18 for the purchase of $245,000
Offering—L. G.
Bond
Bond
(State of)
offered March 6—v.
were
.
Principal
inclusive.
No.
1988 inclusive.
Mississippi
M-S.
1959
from
p.m.
able
improvement
1
Bozeman, Mont.
will
1968.
3
general
$2,483,000
Feb.
MONTANA
sive. Bonds due in 1969 and
1988 inclusive.
on
payable at a bank or trust
company designated by the pur¬
chaser.
Legality
approved
by
Stinson, Mag, Thomson, McEvers
& Fizzell, of Kansas City.
Clerk
8:30
sealed
interest
after
bonds. Due
Due
a.m.
inclusive.
$1,900,000
Municipal Separate Sch.
District, Miss.
obligation bonds.
rester, City Clerk and Treasurer,
will receive sealed bids until 10
March 1 from 1959 to 1988
Lot
general
Dated April 1,
to
Meridian
lows:
Kel-
ley, City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on March
19 for the purchase of $3,000,000
Legality approved by Charles &
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
March 19 for the pur¬
of $5,383,000 bonds, as fol¬
until
Bond Offering—Donald H.
1958.
until
bids
ceive
ment
Springfield, Mo.
sanitary sewerage system
May 1,
interest
school bonds.
Ronnie, Township Clerk, will re¬
chase of
1968. Principal and
payable at the
Chase
Manhattan Bank, New York City.
of
as
City Comptroller, will re¬
bids
1993
to
Minn.
chell,
Due on May 1 from 1960
inclusi.ve. Bonds due in
and thereafter are callable
1, 1958.
Offering—Joseph J. Mit¬
St.
to the
of Ste.
Genevieve.
(CST) on March 19 for the
purchase of $3,500,000 water and
sewer revenue bonds.
Dated May
issue will
May 1,
bonds was
sold
L. Rozier Bank,
bridge
Henry
a.m.
from
extra 1%% interest from
1958 to Feb. 1, 1959.
carry an
For¬
rester, City Clerk and Treasurer,
will receive sealed bids until 10
250,000 31/2S. Due on Feb. 1 from
1970 to 1974 inclusive.
Sale—An issue of $25,000
Bond
W.
Offering—Joel
Bond
■
1969 inclusive.
'
p.
933
Island,
about
awarded to
the
National Bank of Long
in
3.60s, at
of
were
—
Franklin
a
Franklin
Square,
price of 100.32,
3.56%.
a
as
basis
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1142)
54
J slip
School
Free
Union
No.
District
(P. O. Brentwood), N.
12
Y.
and
5—v.
awarded to
were
bonds
construction
March
187, p.
District No.
group
a
by Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., as
3.80s, at 100.44, a basis of about
3.75%.
Other members
of the account:
Gibbons
B.
Geo.
Co.
&
Inc.;
Roosevelt & Cross Inc.; Francis I.
&
duPont
Weeks;
Adams,
J.
B.
Chas. E.
Co.;
Horn blower
&
W. H. Morton & Co. Inc.;
McEntee & Co., Inc.;
Van Ingen & Co., Inc.;
Weigold & Co. Inc.; Greg¬
& Sons; R. D. White &
and Tilney & Co.
Co.;
ory
Palmer,
ceive
the
(EST)
bonds was sold to
Wailkill; Valley
National
Bank, of Wailkill, as 3s, at a price
of 100.71, a basis of about 2.86%.
March
1,
1958.
Due
on
March 1 from 1959 to 1968 inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the Maybrook National
Bank, Maybrook.
Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Dei^field &
Wood, of New York City.
New York
City Housing Authority,
that the Au¬
announces
thority
will
until
p.m.
receive sealed bids
(EST) on March 11
for
the purchase of $32,800,000
temporary loan notes, as follows:
1
$22,175,000 Series CTN-3 notes.
10,625,000 Series CTN-4 notes.
Dated April 9,
1958. Due on
Oct.
14, 1958. Payable at the
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank, of
New York City. Legality approved
by Sullivan, Donovan, Hanrahan,
McGovern &
Lane, of New York
City.
—
The Au¬
will receive sealed
bids until 1 p.m. (EST) on March
18 for the purchase of $720,000
temporary notes. Dated April 8,
1958. Due on Sept. 12, 1958. Pay¬
able at tlte Chemical Corn Ex¬
y
also
change Bank, of New York City.
Legauty approved by Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York
City,
York
New
State
Power
Authority
(P. O. New York City), N. Y.
Seeks to
•
Amend
tion—Holders
of
Bond
<
Resolu¬
the
$335,000,000
Series A general revenue bonds
marketed in December, 1954, are
being requested to authorize an
amendment to the General Reve¬
Bond
nue
until
bids
re¬
2
March 12 for the
on
Resolution pursuant to
which tne bonds, covering the St.
Lawrence
project, were issued.
1
from
1958
inclusive.
1986
to
able
Chase
the
at
pay¬
Manhattan
Tonawanda City Sch.
North
Dist.,
bonds
934—were awarded to a group
composed of the Marine Trust Co.
of Western New York,
Buffalo,
White &
&
Cross,
and
R.
D.
Co., as 1.90s, at a price
basis of about 1.83%.
of 100.13, a
Orangetown, Pearl River Fire Dist.
(P. O. Pearl River), N. Y.
Bond Sale—An issue of $26,000
fire improvement bonds was sold
to the State Bank, of Pearl River,
as
2.60s,
basis
at
March
Due
1958.
1,
1959
from
1
clusive.
100.07, a
of
2.57%.
about
of
March
price
a
York City.
New
Orchard Park), N. Y.
Hennirig,, Town
will
Supervisor,
until
3
F.
p.m.
March 13 for the pur¬
$218,000 water bonds.
Dated April 1, 1958. Due on April
(EST)
on
chase
of
from
to
1959
1987
inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O)
pay¬
able at the Bank of Orchard Park.
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
r;
Owego, Tioga, Nichols, Candor and
Valley Central Sch. Dist.
No. 1 (P. O. Owego), N. Y.
Newark
Bond
Sale
The
$2,132,740
building bonds offered March 6—
v. 187, p.
1038—were awarded to
a group composed of Marine Trust
Company of Western New York,
of Buffalo, Blair & Co., Inc., Man¬
ufacturers and Traders Trust Co.,
of
Buffalo, Roosevelt &
Cross,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
Wood, Struthers & Co., and Kenower, MacArthur & Co., as 314s,
at 100.05, a basis of about 3.24%.
—
New York
Niagara Project.
amendment
is
Purpose of
permit the
to
sale of bonds for the latter
project
via
a
series of offerings.
The
'.change is in the best interest!
of
•
.
t
bids
until
March
11:30
19
Norman
M.
(EST)
purchase
a.m.
the
for
on
of
offered
27
Feb.
sewer
v.
—
of Buffalo, and Roosevelt & Cross,
jointly, as 3.40s, at a price of
100.17, a basis of about 3.37%.'
Utica
City School District, N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $215,000 school
bonds offered March 5—v.
187,
1038 — were awarded to the
Guaranty Trust Co., New York
City, as l%s, at 100.08, a basis
p.
1.72%.
NORTH
Chatham
Carolina
:
sealed bids at his office in
Raleigh
(EST) on March 18
purchase
of
$1,250,000
school building bonds. Dated April
1, 1958. Due on April 1 from 1959
to 1979 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(A-O) payable in New
York City. Legality approved by
Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & McCar¬
thy, of New York City.
a.m.
the
Iredell County (P. O. Statesville),
North Carolina
Bond
Sale—The $100,000 bonds
offered March 4—v. 187, p. 1038—
awarded
were
Bank & Trust
at
to
Wachovia
Co., Winston-Salem,
price of par,
a
the
as
follows:
$60,000
road and bridge bonds:
$5,000 2M>s, due on March 1,
1968; and $55,000 2%s, due on
clusive.
40,000 county hospital bonds: $5,000 6s, due March 1, 1960; and
$35,000 2Vzs, due on March 1
from 1961 to 1967 inclusive.
Offering—W. E. Easterling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
will
receive
bond market in 1954, and subse¬
issues
bond
absorbed
at
were
reasonable
readily
interest
no longer obtain.
Moreover,
long delay which preceded
Authority to
proceed with the Niagara project
1
from
to
1958
1972
inclusive.
cost,
has
been
;
crease
in
accompanied by
construction
an
costs
in-
frotn
the original estimate of
000 to the current
$400,000,figure of $625,-
Sale—The
anticipation notes
5
were
Windsor
No.
1
Union
Free
School
(P. O. New Windsor),
Bond
Offering—Earle O. Morese,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on March
12 for the purchase of $450,000
school bonds. Dated April 1, 1958.
District
on
Oct.
1
from
1959
to
1978
inclusive.
(A-O)
Bank
Central
Co., Rochester, at 1.09% in¬
terest, plus a premium of $68.
The sale consisted
950,000
Due
New York
Due
the
Trust
Due
Dist.
to
March
to
1989
inclusive.
Principal
and
interest
(J-D) payable in
York City.
Legality approved by
Mitchell, Persuing, Sneueriy <&
Mitchell, of New York City.
Principal and interest
payable at the National
of
Newburgh, Newburgh.
Legality
approved by Hawkins,
Del afield & Wood, of New York
City.
on
March 13, 1959
bond
on
anticipation notes.
Oct. 1, 1958.
Dated March 13, 1958. Principal
interest pavable at the Han¬
and
over
Bank, of New York City. Le¬
gality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Tavlor & Washburn, of New York
City.
Southampton Union Free Sch. Dist.
No. 6 (P. O. Southampton), N. Y.
Bond
Sale
—
The
Yadkin County (P. O. Yadkinville),
North Carolina
Bond Sale—The $435,000 bonds
Feb. 18—v. 187, p. 826—
awarded
a
to
the
Wachovia
Co., Winston-Salem,
$360,000 school building bonds:
$120,000 2V4S, due on March 1
from
1959
$30,000
6s,
1969
to
1968
due
to
$135,000 3s, due
from
1972
to
on
1971
on
inclusive;
March
1
inclusive;
March
on
payable
Bank
March
the
at
of
..
pur¬
building
1, 1958. Due
First
Burton.
National
Legality
ap¬
proved ) by
Squire,- Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
fered
&
Chillicothe, Ohio
$170,000 water
Bond
of
about
2.44%.
Bond
bonds
airport
187,
v.
to
a
offered
934
p.
—
were
composed of
group
First Boston
Corp., Northern
Co., Chicago, Harriman Rip¬
& Co., Inc., Weeden & Co.,
ley
2.73%.
Harris,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until
7:30
p.m.
(EST) on
March
17
for
the
purchase of
$75,000
swimming
pool
bonds.
Nov.
on
1 from
1959
to
1980
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at the Farmers
State
Savings
Bank, of
Delta.
Legality
approved
by
Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Franklin
Dec.
Township
Stark
Bond
I'*
Bond Sale—The $420,000 sewer
system bonds offered March 3—
in¬
Clerk,
Dale
will
Sours,
receive
special assessment road
improvement bonds. Dated March
Due
on
Principal and
payable
at
the
Clinton office of the First Nation¬
Bank
of Akron.
Legality
by
Squire,
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland. " : *
•
Le Roy,
;
Ohio
$200,000
Bond Sale—The
purchase
187,
W.
F.
ap¬
&
p.
$28,300
bonds.
Due
1959
Dated
inclusive.
1968
to
Nov. 1 from
on
Principal
payable at the
County Treasurer's office.1
and interest (M-N)
Upper Sandusky, Ohio ;
$ ■ *
Sale—The $120,000 water
Bond
reservoir bonds offered Feb. 26—
187,
v.
J.
p. 934—were awarded to
White & Co., as 314s, at a
R.
price of
3.04%.
102.05,
a
basis of
about
V;
Bond
*
Offering—John
Olszowy,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on March
17
for the purchase of
$75,000
municipal sewerage system bonds.
Dated
from
March
1959
1, 1958. Due Nov. 1
inclusive.
1983
to
In¬
terest M-N.
Legality approved by
Shaffer
&
Williams,, of
Peck,
Cincinnati.
OKLAHOMA
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Walters), Okla.
Sale—The $225,000 build¬
1
ing bonds offered March 4—v. 187,',
p. 934—were awarded to R. J. Ed¬
wards, Inc., and First National
Bank & Trust Co., Oklahoma City,*
jointly.
Lawton, Okla.
Offering—R. M.
Bond
City
will
Clerk,
Dodson,
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on March
18 for the purchase of $2,000,000
water
bonds.
works
from
Due
inclusive.
1983
Love County Indep. School District
sewer¬
No.
■'
1038—were awarded to
&
Co., as 3s, at
basis of about 2.88%. '
Lowellville, Ohio
$100,000 sewer
improvement bonds offered Feb.
8
bonds
awarded
to
Inc.
to
(P. O. Leon), Okla.
$10,000 build¬
offered Feb/ 26 were
Sale—The
Bond
ing
•
Bond
March
on
of
May 1, 1958.
1960 to
Kurtz
a
(EST)
construction
sewer
system bonds offered Feb. 28
—v.
County Com¬
receive
sealed
a.m.
the
for
v"
■
Schrantz,
of
12
Dec. 1 from 1959
(J-D)
Board
will
inclusive.
1962
interest
of
Sewer
(P. O. Canton)j
Ohio
//■'
-
No.
$17,611
.
The
•
Small-Miiburn>
*
'
bonds
from
mature
inclusive.-
1965
Co.,
'
"
1
1961
•
.
Swv—The
28—v.
187, p. 934—were awarded
to
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., as
3MiS, at a price of 101.76, a basis
about
Okmulgee County Dependent Sch.
District No. 20 (P. O. Okmulgee),
"•
Oklahoma
f
Bond
Sale—An
transportation
3.47 %.
Maydeld Heights, Ohio•*
Bond Sale—The $150,000 swim¬
ming pool bonds offered Feb. 2(j>
187, p. 827V—were awarded to
Ball, Burge & Kraus, as 3%s, at
101.15,, a basis of about 3.36%.
sold
pany. -V;
The
to
~
issue
-
of
■
$5,000
bonds
equipment
Small-Milburn
'
-
bonds
mature
Com¬
"
*/-•
in
1961
and
1962.
—v.
Southwestern State College (P. O.
Oklahoma
Bond
Montpelier; Ohio
Bond
Offering
—
1
Erma I.
De-
Groff, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed
able
Park, Ohio
1978
Northeast
Bond Offering—Hilda
Clerk
Cotton
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
March 20 for the purchase of
to
County,
Bond
Offering—R.
Township
of
to
at
District No. 10
(P. O. 6753
sealed
101.01,
1959
Principal and
interest
the Security Central
Bank, of Portsmouth. Legality hpproved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
liams, of Cincinnati.
:
payable
Ohio
age
from
15
clusive.
Hampsher Road, R. D. No. 2),
■
March 20'for the
Yorkville, Ohio
Delta, Ohio /
Offering—Helen
Bond
on
A
ing bonds. Dated March 15, 1958.
semi-annually on June and
Brothers Harriman & Co.,
Company, Robert W. Baird
& Co., Julien Collins & Co., Ryan,
Sutherland & Co., Byrd Brothers,
and M. B. Vick & Co., as 3s, at
a price of 102.40, a basis of about
bids
until
noon
(EST)
on
from 1972 to 1974 inclusive.
Brook
'*
Due
Illinois
Due
on
bids until 11
Sale—The $3,975,000 mu¬
6—
Brown
(EST)
noon
missioners,
Columbus, Ohio
75,000 county building bonds:
March 27 for the purchase of $55,1
$45,000 214s, due on March 1
000 swimming pool improvement
from 1960 to 1968
inclusive;
$15,000 6s, due on March-1 bonds. Dated April 1,1958. Due on
from 1969 to 1971
inclusive; Dec. 1 from 1959 to 1969 inclusive.
and $15,000 3s, due on March
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
1
OHIO
*
City
purchase of $500,000 school build¬
3—v.
187, p. 934—
were awarded to
Fahey, Clark &
Co., as 21//2S, at a price of 100.30, a
the
in-:
School District,
:
Ohio
,//•>
Bond Offering—Wesley P. Ridenour, Clerk of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
assessment bonds of¬
March
basis
Portsmouth
1
March 1, 1980 and 1981.
1988
Principal
and < interest
(M-S) payable at the Morristo\yn
Sale—The
line special
at
chants
$2,080,000
building bonds offered Feb. 27—
v. 187, p. 934—were awarded to a
group composed of Roosevelt &
.
Dec. 1 from 1960 to 1978 inclu¬
1978
inclusive;
$25,000 2I/2S, due on March 1,
1979; and $50,000 2y4s, due
1, 1958. Due
1959 to
elusive..
was
price of par, as follows:
from
of:
$4,125,000 bond anticipation notes.
000,000.
New
awarded
offered
$303,500 school
Dated
bonds.
al
at
$5,075,000 bond
March 20 for the
on
of
proved
Raleigh
(EST) on March 11
fpr the purchase of $175,000 sani¬
tary sewer bonds. Dated December
1, 1957. Due on June 1 from 1959
a.m.
Bank & Trust
Rochester, N. Y.
Note
authorization of the
(EST)
chase
until
11
from
1
improvement
March
Dated
State Bank Co.
will receive sealed bids until noon
sealed bids at his office in
were
the
100.17.
1, 1958.
Littleton, N. C.
Bond
Commission,
a
works
water
Sept.
on
-
March 1 from 1969 to 1974 in¬
ment
at
Trust
Bond
Offering—W. E. Easterling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission, will receive
for
Corp.,
~ .
March
County (P. O. Pittsboro),
North
Carthy, of New York City.
in
price of
Cleveland
Burton-Troy Local School District
(P. O. Burton), Ohio Bond Offering—Dorothy G. Nel¬
son, Clerk of Board of Education;
awarded
offered
prevailed
First
nicipal
CAROLINA
„
10 for the purchase of $15,000 gen¬
eral
bonds.
sive. Principal and interest (J-D)
187,
p. 934—were awarded to the Man¬
ufacturers and Traders Trust Co.;
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able
at the
Security Trust Co.,
Rochester. Legality approved by
Reed, Hoyt,
Washburn
&
Mc¬
which
school
the
Morristown, Ohio
Bond Offering — Vivian
Duffy,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 5 p.m. (EST) on March
County (P. O. Georgetown),
5—
1038—were awarded to
composed
of
Halsey,
Springville, N.
Sale—The $57,000
Bond
bonds
ditions
$250,000
the
:
—
Howden, President of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
3.18%.
Brown
on
building bonds.
Dated April 1, 1958. Due on Nov.
enue
,
Offering
March
& Co., Inc., First of Mich¬
igan Corp., Chas. E. Weigold &
Co., and W. H. Morton & Co., as
3.20s, at 100.58, a basis of about
bondholders, according to tne
Authority, due, among other
things, to the fact that the con-
quent years, when mammoth rev¬
,
Bond
1
bons
until 11
Clarence
—
bids
sealed
receive
group
—
to
$265,000
general hospital bonds was sold to
N. Y.
The $2,540,000
offered
awarded
& Co., as 314s, at a
100.40, a basis of about
Bond Sale—An issue of
Stuart & Co. Inc., George B. Gib¬
in¬
1963
to
,
Offering
p.
No.
District
826—were
p.
McDonald
price of
Ohio
Brewster),
Sale
187,
v.
•
and
the cost of both the St. Lawrence
the
187,
v.
School
bonds
of about
Orchard Park Water District (P. O.
Bond
3.47%.
on
interest
(M-S) payable at the State Bank
of Pearl River. Legality approved
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
Principal
&
3.13%.
p.
Roosevelt
about
O.
Bond
school
$920,000 school
27 — v. 187,
resolution provided
that a
single bond issue to be sold to pay
and
(P.
Feb.
offered
of
Central
a
Bank, of New York City. Legal¬
ity
approved
by
Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
duPont
Southeast, Patterson and Carmel
pur¬
Penfield, Perinton, Brighton, Wal¬
worth, and Macedon Central Sch.
District No. 1 (P. O. Penfield),
The
basis
a
p.m.
Principal and interest (M-N)
1
Additional Offering
thority
will
I.
Co., Adams,
McBhtee & Co., Wood, Struthers
& Co., R. D. White & Co., and
Tilney & Co., as 3lis, at 100.33,
of
Dated
Note Offering—Chairman Philip
J. Cruise
Clerk,
Cros&j Bacon, Stevenson & Co.,
Fraows
$1,055,000 school bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1957.
Due on Nov.
York
New
Blanche M.
New York
system
Dated
District
sealed
chase
—
Bond Sale—The
Sale—An issue of $30,000
Bond
York
Bond Offering
Maybrook, N. Y.
water
(P.O. Norwood),
1
New
of¬
1037—
headed
Stock
holm and Louisville Central School
Bond Sale—The $4,676,000 school
site
fered
Potsdam, Madrid,
Norfolk,
Monday, March 10, 1958
...
the
State
Farmers
and
and
Mer¬
canders
Cleveland.,'
&
Dempsey,
;
of
Collum,
Secretary of the Board of Regents,
will
receive
sealed
bids
until
11
.(CST) on March RLfor the
purchase of $225,000 student apart¬
a.m.
ment
bonds. Dated April
Due on April 1 from 1961
1998 inclusive.
-Interest A-O.
revenue
1, 1958.
to
Legality approved by ,George J.
Fagin, of Oklahoma City. (The
Housing and Home Finance
Agency has agreed - to purchase
the bonds as 2%s.)
....
Savings Bank,
Montpelier. Legality approved by
Sou we
City), Okla.
Offering—M., C.
.
,
Tulsa County Indep. Sch. District
No. 12 (P. O. Tulsa), Okla.
Bond Sale—An issue of $150,000
school
building bonds
was
sold to
.
.
.
of Oklahoma City
Company
*and
Bond Sale—Bonds
i
totaling $4,-
Co.. joihtly.;'.ffrom - 1960 TO0,OOO were purchased via nego¬
inclusive.'-!-;''7;::, ' *• :?■ tiated sale by a syndicate headed
by Butcher.& Sherrerd and Dolphih & Co.,; at a price of 98.00, as
OREGON
; ;
:
•
'
Harney County Union High School
District No. 2 (P. O. Burns), Ore.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will;
follows:-'."/iT~-S':''///••/*
$2,060,000 sewer and incinerator
vfvi
irevenue:4 bUnds, for $500,000
3%'s, due on April 1 from 1961
be>received by the District Clerk;
v>
to - 1968 /inclusive;/ $340,000
until 7:30 p.m.
(PST) on March
«,r
3%s, due on April 1 from 1969
20 : for- the
purchase of $20,000
to
1972 "
■
.
.
'
1968
thereafter
and
are
callable/'-
'
'
•-
=•'.
Cutler, of Chicago.
1,
April .1; .1975; $100,000.3^s,
'due on April 1, 1976; $110,000
'v.
prior to maturity. Legality "' approved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree
& Rankin, of Portland.
-
•
/
V-A
**?•'«•/
April /1, 1977;
$225,000,: 3.60s, due on April
3.55s,
'
due ,on
$245,000
1980
// Bond Offering—Lyle/B., .Chap3.70s,
pell, City Recorder, will receive
X-due on April 1, 1982 and 1983;
sealed bids until 8 p.m.".(PST).On
*:
1,125,000 sewer and incinerator
March 25 for the purchase of $8,-.
revenue,'40-year ; bonds, as
734.90 improvement bonds.. Dated
s ApriL
1,\ 1958. Due on April 1 frbpi* ;; ;> '3.968. * Due on April ri/1998.
0lD,O6Q^'sc'wbr;; assessment'bonds,
fKl959 to 1967 inclusive. / Principal
bpe oil Apr*i|: iV'1^964/
: and interest (A-O) payable'at the' J
City Treasurer's- off ice.: Legality %'} Diated April 1, 1958. KInterest
./.approved by Shuler, Sayre, Win- A-O. Legality approved by. Town-;
free & Rankin, of Portland..^, : v .sencL-Elliott & Munson, of Philait-
„;;:vlf;:i978'cand
North Bend, Ore.
r
.1979;
3.65s,: due on April 1,
■arid ' 1981;:*and $255,000
3V2%
r
Co.,
tonio.
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:-y<l5.V'.
\
;delphia:^;.
School District No.' / bother members Of the' syndi¬
■-,r\;i3C (P. O. Independence), OreX', cate:'Smith, Barney & Co., EastT
.
Polk? County'
'ffnSfri^
M^h f
-union Securities &
blower & Weeks, De Haven- &
Bodine, El-:
of
t
'
.'Eownsend,. Crouter &
Sf Da^
Stokes & Co.. A.
Welter.Dougherty & Co.; Moore,
W. H.
Newbojd's
Son
& Co.,
m
puc on. Jan. 15- tiom 1955?Jo
..
n_„n'
.Leopard>& Lynch, Singer, .Leane
the eCounty
V^rnall Biddle & Co
&,
W.
and':interest
Principal
../inclusive;
t
•
(J-J)
payable
at
rTreasurer^s office.; ;Legality ::ap^-;
Wpau,.macue
-
$
Jann^^Dpiles'S Battles, Inc., and
v/* proved' by Shuler. Sayre, Winfree. Faiiset/Stegte. &
& Ranking 'of Portland.//?/!
Co.^■?.
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".'Note
"
^
foregoing-bonds
The
—
'
cin
SOUTH
the
for
inclusive. Prin¬
inclusive.., Principal
/.'. Bond
school
and
follows:
as
:
t&vi
.
-.Greer,
bined
■
utility
-
;
.
1963
from
to
;
I
1
1971
to
-
'—y
t e m v revenue
:s
bids
bonds offered March 5-—v.
'
$525,600 4s, Due on April 1 from
t y
:% ,1961 to 1963 inclusive.,
y
!•;> V 740,906 2%s. Due on April 1'from
4s;. Due
y/si31969 to f975
790,000 4;10si-yr.
^a-vrfrom 1976:to
X 265,000
J
^
K:964 -to. 1966 inclu sive. r)
;
,
1,125,000 2si
1967
,
-
Due;
to
April- l i
on
—
a.m.
the
Due
on
of
Parkhurst
Pasadena
by
McCall
& Crowe, of Dallas-
approved
Indep.
Bond Offering
President
of
—
F. M. Willard,
Board
of
will receive sealed bids
on
p.m.
;;;/:/ Jan.; f frorn/1960 to 1977 in-'
(CST)
on
Sale
Trustees,
until 7:30
March 11 for the
$95,000 un¬
bonds offered
The
—
road
tax
187,^
28—v.
p.
"
/
;
-
'
•
..
OS.1*—^were
& Company.
awarded to Dittmar
/
' VIRGINIA
/
Botetourt
County (P. O. Fincantle),
Virginia
Bond
Offering
—
R.
D.
Stoner,
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
receive
a.m.
Texas
/
■*
limited
Feb.
District
(Pi O. Georgetown), JTex.
91
Bond
will
School District,
,
.65,000 /revenue/bonds.
No.
sealed
(CST) '
purchase
County Road
Williamson
1973. Principal and
interest
(A-O)
payable at the
Mercantile National Bank, Dallas.
'The First Texas Legality
Treasurer's
Boothman, of Dallas.
of April 1>
as
April 1 from
inclusive. n
;r $120,000 general obligation bonds.
Due on April 1' y;t-7' Due on .Jan. 1 from 1959/ to
1987 -inclusive.=• T- / /l976 inclusive. /•
on
Legality;
& approved by Dumas, Huguenin &
$910,000 water works and sewer
system
revenue^ bonds. Datea
April 1, 1958. Due on Oct. 1 from
1959
to
1982 inclusive. Callable
Corp./ and Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,
jointly, purchased $185,000 51/2%
water works bonds, as follows:
SOUTH, DAKOTA
19l?0 inclusiye>//
Sale
/Bond
11
for
18
1, 1958. Principal
(M-S) payable at the
office. Legality
and interest
Pampa, Texas
Offering—John S. Koontz,
until
March
•
•
1971 to 1973 inclusive.
Dated Miarch
State
City Manager, will receive
Athens Municipal Water Authority
187, p.
(P. O. Athens), Texas
Harrisburg Sewerage A uthority, J 934 — were awarded to a group
Bond/ Sale
Agreement — The
composed * *bf' > Eastman HDillon,, 'Central Investment Co. of Tex^s
'r->v'v-Pennsylvania" ^ K
c..i«
-n~"u4>rr ira nan
•
Bond Sale—The $7,150,000 sewer Union Securities & Co., Johnson, has
agreed to purchase an issue
revenue^'bonds;offered March 6— -Land, Space Corp., Courts & Co., of
$1,100,000 water, unlimited tax
v.
18?,' p-* 934—were awarded-.to Afegter G. Furman Co., Frank S. and revenue bonds.
/
a v'syndicate • headed
by Halsey, l$mith & Co., Inc., and J. W. Tin//•••/:
Balmorhea, Texas
PENNSYLVANIA
f
Bond
i
/
15,000 3y4s. Due on March 1 from
15,
of March
M-S.
Interest
Co.,
price of par, as fol¬
a
$60,000 3s. Due on March 1 from
1959 to 1970 inclusive.
*'
dated March
are
Central investment
lows:
1964 inclusive.
bonds
15, .1973.
on March 1
1976 inclusive. t
■.
of Austin.
jointly, at
approved by Dumas, Huguenin
Boothman, of Dallas.
1970 inclusive,
texas
the
.-
1958 and are callable as
•y
S. C. '.'■Syi'
-,:V
$1,200,000 com¬
-
355,000 3.30s. Due on March 15
/
from 1965 to 1976 inclusive:
1,300,000 3.40s. Due on March 15
/ '
from 1977 to 1981 inclusive.
The
4s.- Due
fl,460,000
follows:
1959 to
4Us.;: Due. on March
f■; fromV1959 to 1962 inclusive. 880,000! 3%s. Due on March, ;1
$260,000
CAROLINA
Boiid Sale—The
/;
son,
$320,000 4s. Due on March 15 from
awarded to
Securities
Corp,,;
Associates, at a price of par,
from
^
,
City, Tenn.
827—were
p.
ap¬
proved by Gibson, Spence & Gib¬
& Parvin, Uvalde Indep. School District, Tex.
Bond Sale—An issue of $75,000
Co.,
and
Eddleman-Pollok Co., at 100.18, a refunding school bonds was sold "
net .interest cost of about 3.39%, to Rauscher, Pierce & Co., and
' Sale — The
$2,600,000
bonds offered- Feb. 27 —
187,
v.
Legality
A-O.
Interest
sive.
Austin, Hart
Municipal
Securities
Legality
.
& Sav¬
Dallas,
as
Johnson
(CST) On
purchase of
the
for
$200,000 student housing revenue
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1957. Due on
Oct. 1 from 1960 to 1997 inclu¬
ings Bank, Chicago, First Boston
Corp., First National Bank,.Mer¬
cantile
National Bank,
both of
Hanover
;;;
building
13
March
$1,975,000
bonds
offered
composed of Harris Trust
Chapman & Cutler,
'
H. Barrett announces that
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
The
—
March 6 were awarded to a group
and interest
(A-O)
payable at the
Bank, New York City.
/
Business Man¬
Bond Offering
School District,
Indep.
Sale
school
of $400,000
purchase
approved by
of Chicago.
Tyler Junior College Districtm Tex.
Texas
Oct. 1 " from 1960 to 1977
on
Bank of Austin, as 3%s.
ager R.
Bond
school bonds./Dated Oct. 1, 1957.
Due
road and bridge
1958. Due on May 1
V
Lubbock
County Judge, will receive sealed
bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on March
17
Sale
the Board of Trustees will receive
Henry County (P. O. Paris), Tenn.
Bond Offering — E. J. Carter,
.
-
—
The $150,000
warrants offered
March 4—V, 187, p. l040-—were
awarded to the Capital National
Warrant
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at the Peoples State Bank of Hallettsville.
Legality approved by
Dobbins & Howard, of San An¬
p.
3%s and 4s.
as
Tsxa$
bridge refunding
and
sold to Russ & Co., Inc.
from 1964 to 1967
bonds offered Feb.
827—were awarded
to a group composed of Davidson
& ./Co.,
Cumberland
Securities
Corp., Fidelity-Bankers Trust Co.,
of Knoxville, and.C. H. Little &
187,
was
Dated Feb. 1,
improvement
27—v.
road
bonds
Tenn.
Bond Sale—The $100,000 street
Gatlinburg,
....
-
Texas South University (P. O.
group:
Equitable
.
1973;
r; $95,000; 3.40s, due on April
1,
if, 1974;
$100,000 3.45s,- due on
April
3.35s,* due;.on
.
1, .1958. Due on April 1 from 1961
t<r 1-970 inclusive. Bonds due - in
v
the
of
members
Houston)t Texas
Securities Corporation,
Bond Sale—An issue of $325,000
F. S. Smithers & Co., First Na¬
bonds, as follows:
tional Bank, of Dallas, Baxter & 3% Constitutional Tax bonds was
$1,354,000 special school bonds.
Co., Dittmar & Co.,
Rauscher, sold to Fridley, Hess & Freder:
Due on Feb. 1 from 1959 to
Pierce & Co., Underwood, Neu- king. Dated Feb. 1, lOSfl.^Due on
1978 inclusive.!
haus & Co., Ranson & Co., Aus¬ Aug. 1 from 1959 to 1968 inclu¬
260,000 special hospital bonds.
Hart & Parvin and More- sive. Principal and interest (F-A)
Due on Feb. 1 from 1959 to tin,
land, Brandenburger, Johnston & payable at the First City National
1978 inclusive.
Currie.
•
Bank, Houston, Legality approved
Feb.
Dated
1, 1958. Principal
by
Vinson,
Elkins,: Weems &
and interest payable at the Cleve¬
Lavaca County (P. O.
Searls, of Houston,
land
National
Bank, Cleveland.
Hallettsville), Texas
Travis County (P, O. Austin),
Legality approved by Chapman &
Bond Sale—An issue of $45,000
$90,000
inclusive;
Dated April
school building bonds.
a.m. .(EST) on March
purchase of $1,614,000
the
for
19
,
mature
bonds
1969
to
,
55
-
H/ I. Josey &
-/The
(P.-Oi Plymouth Meeting), Pa.
Other
bids'iintil 10
*Whit'emarsh Township Authority
)
(1143)
Chronicle'
Financial
The Commercial and
National Bank & Trust
First
the
Number 5723
187
Volume
(EST)
sealed
on
bids
until 11
March 19 for the/
purchase
of
$2,460,000. school
building bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1958.
Due on Jan. 1 from 1959 to 1980
inclusive.
Principal
and
interest
at the First Na¬
tional Exchange Bank of Roanoke,
or at the Bankers Trust Co,, New
York City. Legality approved byA
Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
& Mc¬
Carthy, of New York City.
(J-J)
payable
purchase of $3,000,000 school house
Sch. Dist. ;./'/'.elusive/^
bonds. Dated April 1, 1958. Due
No. 18 (P. iO. Bridgewater), •.
k.
The bonds are dated Jan.. 1,
*j
ii;
:^South Dakota
;/,/X 1958 and callable as of Jan. 1, on April 1 from 1959 to 1990 in¬
clusive.
Bonds due in 1980 and
rr 1975r and 1976.>' r-y [tv Bond-Offering—Walter J. Gross, 1973.
Principal and interest (J-J)
thereafter are callable as of April
2,790,000 3s. Due on April 1 from Clerk of the Board of Education; payable at the Mercantile Nation¬
WASHINGTON
1977 to 1983 inclusive.
will,receive sealed bids until 8' al Bank, Dallas.
Legality ap¬ 1; 1979. Principal and interest
/ Dated April; 1, i 1958. Principal' p.m. - (CST) on March ;14 for the; proved by Dumas,
Huguenin & (A-O) payable at an agent local Chelan County, Cashmere School
in a Federal Reserve center to be Dist. No. 122
(P. O. Wenatchee),
and interest.payable at the Phila- purchase of $110,000 general obli- Boothman, .of Dallas.
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
Washington
delpbia National Bank, in Phila- gation grade school building addiBrownsville, Texas
gality approved by Dumas, Hu¬
Bond Sale—An issue of $290,000
Vdelphia, or at
the ^Harrisburg tion bonds. /Dated Jan. (1, 1958.
r Bond Sale—Raucher, Pierce &
guenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
general obligation bonds was sold
Trust Co./'in Harrisburg." Bonds Due on July 1 from 1960 to 1973
to Foster & Marshall.
are
callable in 1963, at varying.;, inclusive. Callable as of July 1, Co., Inc., purchased an issue of
Smith County (P. O. Tyler), Texas
The bonds
are
dated Feb. 1,
premiums. Legality approved, by,! 1966. Principal and interest (J-J) $600,000utility system revenue
Bond Sale—The $600,000 hospi¬
bonds at a price of par, a net
1958. Due on Feb. 1 from 1960 to
Townserid, Elliott and Munson, of payable at/the First State Bank,
tal bonds offered Feb. 27—v. 187,
cost of about 3.85%, as
Bridgewater,
Legality approved
1978 inclusive.
Callable after 10
IMiiladeiphia.
' ^,/y
p. 935—were awarded to the First
by Danforth & Danforth, of Sioux follows:
v
r Other members of the group are:
.'■'/*
Southwest
Company, and
Rau¬ years from date of issue. Princi¬
Falls. ;Y
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pal and interest (F-A) payable at
Stroud & Co., Ira Haupt & Co.;
$150,000 4s. Due on April 1 from
scher, Pierce & Co., jointly.
the
1959 to 1964 inclusive.
County
Treasurer's office.
John Nuveen & Co., Hornblower
i Plankinton, S. Dak.
200.1°° 3%s t^iip on Anril 1 from
approved by Preston,
8c
Weeks, Butcher & Sherrerd,
Tarrant County Water Control and Legality
.I Bond
Offering —
Katherine
&
Horowitz,
of
;
1965 to 1968 inclusive.
Dolphin & Co., Thomas & Co., Newell, City Auditor, will receive
Improvement District No. 1, Texas Thorgrimson
II a 11 o w e 11, Sulzberger, Jenks,
Plans
250,000 37/sS. Due on Aoril 1 from
$50,000,000 Financing — Seattle.
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
1969 to 1973 inclusive.
Kirkland & Co., Schaffer, Necker March
Wainwright & Ramsey Inc., con¬
10
for
the purchase
of
Okanogan-Douglas County Hospital
& Co., J. W. Soarks & Co., HarriThe bonds are dated April 1, sultants on municipal finance, 70
j $4,472.90 sidewalk
special assessDistrict No. 1, Wash.
&
son
Pine Street, New York, have been
Bond Offering — Howard W.
t
vaSfrt'hfn^1 ment bonds. Dated January 21, 1958 and are non-callable. Prin¬
Kerner, Inc., Arthur L. Wiight & 1953.
engaged by the District in con¬
Due on Jan. 21 from 1959 cipal and interest (A-O) payable
Gamble, Recording Secretary of
Co., Bioren & Co., Fauset, Steele to 1968 inclusive. Interest J-J.
at
the
State Treasurer's office. nection with its financing pro¬
Board of Commissioners, will re¬
8c Co., Brooke & Co., Robert L.
Legality
approved
by McCall, gram, it was announced March 5 ceive sealed bids until 8 p.im
Whittaker & Co., Boenning & Co.,
TENNESSEE
Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
by Joe B. Hogsett, President of
(PST) on March 11 for the pur¬
Rand & Co., and Joseph Lincoln
the Board of Directors.
chase of $400,000 general obliga¬
Alcoa, Tenn.
Deer Park Indep. School District,
Ray & Co.
Wainwright & Ramsey will as¬ tion
hospital bonds. Dated January
Bond Offering — O. W. BrumT exas
sist the board with a financing
"
1, 1958. Due on Jan. 1 from 1960
Swissvale, Pa.
field, Mayor, will receive sealed
Bond
Sale — The
$2,000,000
!-•
Callable after
Bond Offering—Ruth Greeley, bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on March school h^use bonds offered Feb. program, which, if approved, will to 1978 inclusive.
amount to approximately $50 mil¬
10
K
years
from date of issue.
Borough Secretary, will receive 17 for the purchase of $155,000 27—v. 187, p. 827—were awarded
lion for an expanded source of
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on school building and construction to a
group headed by the Mercan¬ water
supply for the City of Fort able at the County Treasurer's
t*»
f-r
the
purchase
of bonds. Dated March 1, 1958. Due tile Trust Company, of St. Louis,
Worth and contiguous territories.
office.
Legality
approved
by
$100,000 general obligation bonds. on May 1 from 1959 to 1978 in¬ at a price of 100 02, a net interest
The program is based on the Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz,
Dated A**
1958. Due on Aoril clusive.
Callable as of May 1, cost of about 3.82%, as follows:
McCook. CountyIndep.
April 1
!r front 1971 to 197CJTnclusive.'|^
700/000 - 2 968.' Due on April" 1,
1,270,009- 2:80s. Due oh-
^
,
.
,
.
•
•
.
'
^
•••.r•
■■
,
,
„
„
,
1
.
-
.
•
■
1
from
Callable
pal
;!
to
1979
inclusive.
Am-il 1, 1969. Princi¬
and interest
Mellony
1961
p"
National
payable
Bank
at
&
Legality apor^ved by
& Cutler,
Bradley County (P.
.....
Chap¬
of Chicago.
the
Trust
Company, of Swissdale. Legality
approved
vv
B1ircrlV|n) Ruff in,
Perry &. Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
1968.
man
O. Cleveland),
$176,000 5s. Due on April
1959 to 1966 inclusive.
117.000
M. Fulbrieht,
County Judge,
will receive sealed
1,707 000
"
from
Nichols of Fort Worth;
Aoril 1 from
1973 inclusive.
4s. Due on
1967 to
Tennessee
Bond Offering—H.
.
1 from engineering reports of Freese &
3 8os. Pop on April
1974 to 1980 inclusive.
1
.
T.
Md., and
Powell of Baltimore,
p.
Chicago,
Burdick
•
.
-
&
.
Howson,
r
,
of Seattle.
Shcppard'
-
.
' :
o|
c
ScAoof
(p
q Tacoma), Wash.
Bond Sale—The $110,000 gen¬
342
eral
obligation
bonds
offered
66
The Commercial and Financial
(1144)
Chronicle.7Y Monday, March
Feb. 28—v. 187, p. 935—were sold
the State
of Washington,
as
to
3}as, at
price of par.
a
;
J
Sale
The
—
municipal light and
bonds
nue
offered
the Governor that a default -would
$20,000,000
power
March
reve¬
4
v.
—
187, p. 935 — were awarded
Blyth & Co., Inc., at a price
to
of
98.29, a net interest cost of about
3.62%, as follows:
•
-
$2,375,000
6s.
Due
on
March
1
from 1960 to 1967 inclusive.
4,100,000
3V4S.
from
1968
Due
to
on
1977
13,525,000 3V2S. Due
March
on
March
1
A
fund, called the "Municipal Light
Extension Bond Fund
1958," to
which
the
City of7 Seattle has
pledged the gross revenues of its
municipal light and power sys¬
in
sufficient
amounts
to
pay
principal and interest, subject to
prior charges.
Additional bonds
may be issued on a parity with
-
these bonds provided the existing
debt service, plus the debt service
on
the
issue, is covered 1.25
times by the average annual in¬
new
available for such debt
come
ice in
serv¬
adversely * on
the State's own credit standing-in
the investment community.; Com¬
mission;
officials
estimate-
they
.
will be
lacking about $800,000 of
the; $2,563,125 in bond interest due
next June and, currently, are ex- '
peeked-- to
default >'■ on
the.... full
amount rather than make partial
They expect the entire
amount will be available
early in
Assuming the Governor
disposed to act in the matter,
special session of the legislature
is
a
is necessary since it is not sched¬
uled to
until
in regular session '
convene
January,-1959777.,■■■; 7 :.
WISCONSIN
DePere
Bond
School
District,
Wis.'
Offering —Neil
H.
Wil-
lems, District Clerk, will receive
sealed
bids until 4 p.m.
March
21
$480,000
March
from
for
(CST)
on
the
purchase of
bonds.
Dated
school
15, 1958. Due
March 15
on
1959 to 1978 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
(M-S) payable
at the Bank of West De
De
Pere, West
Legality approved by
Harriott & Clemons, of
Pere.
Quarles,
Milwaukee.
two years.
Other
•
reflect
October.
by Moody's and A-l
by Standard & Poor's, the bonds
are payable solely from a
special
tem
necessarily
payment.
1
inclusive.
from 1978 to 1988 inclusive.
Rated
foi?^thd Sff-mile'^oll rdad between
Charleston 4 and 7 Prirtceton, 7 the
Pittsburgh; bond. house informed
Seattle, Wash.
Bond
io,'1958 7
members
of
the
syndi¬
cate:
First Boston Corp.; HarriRipley & Co., Inc.; Smith,
Barney & Co.; Kidder, Peabody
& Co.; Drexel & Co.; C. J. Devine & Co.; B. J. Van Ingen &
Co.; Equitable Securities Corpora¬
tion; Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Foster &
Harmony Consolidated Sch.: Dist.
No. 8 (P. O. Janesville), Wis.
Bond
man
Marshall; Dean Witter & Co.; F.
S. Moseley & Co.; Paine, Webber,
Jackson
Sale—The $112,000 school
building bonds offered March 3—
187,
v.
the
p.;.
1040—were awarded to
Milwaukee;
i.
Company,
at
100.98.•
Marinette, Wis..
Bond
Sale—The $470,000 water
works
mortgage: revenue
bonds
& Curtis; Hayden, Stone
offered March 4—v. 187, p. 828—
Co.; Alex. Brown & Sons; Domwere
awarded to a group com¬
inick & Dominick; Clark, Dodge
Milwaukee Company,
& Co.; First of Michigan Corp.; posed; of
Harley, Haydon & Co., Inc., and
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.; Bell &
Farrell, In'c;
Wood, Struthers & Co.; Shearson,
-■>
Hammill & Co.;
Milwaukee, Wis.
Bond Offering—Virgil H.,HurField, Richards & Co.; Stern
City Comptroller, will re¬
Brothers & Co.; Bartow Leeds & less,
&
>
Co.; E. F. Hutton & Co.; J. A.
Hogle & Co.; Granbery, Marache
ceive sealed
bids until
(CST)
on
&
chase
of
Miller
water
works
Co.; Stern, Lauer & Co.; Hayden,
&
Co.;
Raffensperger,
Hughes &
Co.; Ball, Burge &
Kraus; Illinois Company; Goodbody & Co.; McDonnell & Co.;
"Yes,
your
Dayton Power and Light
Company report came-and I got inter¬
ested. I
never
realized before all the
things DP&L does to help customers.
"Perhaps they had
mind when
see
women
like
you
Farwell, Chapman & Co.; Merrill,
Turben & Co.; M. B. Vick & Co.;
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson, Inc.;
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co;. Folger, Nolan, Fleming-W. B. Hibbs
& Co.; Harrison & Co.; Ripple &
Co.; Stubbs, Smith & Lombardo,
Inc.; Lee W. Carroll & Co.; Boettcher & Co.; Reinholdt & Gardner;
Baker, Watts & Co.; Putnam &
Co.;
Anderson
&
Strudwick,
Lyons & Shafto, Inc.; Pohl & Co.,
Inc.;
Einhorn
&
Co.;
Walter,
Woody & Heimerdinger;
Lucas, Eisen & Waeckerle, Inc.;
E. Ray Allen
& Co.; Nongard,
in
they put out this report. I
they're building
more
generating
women
stock¬
Showers
capacity-plus acquiring land for the
future-and have a nuclear reactor pro¬
&
Murray,
Inc.;
Elkins,
holders outnumber men 7,230 to 4,718!"
gram.
mortgage
revenue
July 1 from 1959 to 1986 inclusive.
Callable after July 1, 1967. Prin¬
interest (J-J) payable
cipal-and
at the
Marine National Exchange
Bank, Milwaukee, or at the Guar¬
anty Trust Co., New York City.
Legality approved by Wood, King
& Dawson, of New York City.
Monona
Grove
(Village)
(Town)
No.
3
(P.
obligation
posed
Blooming
School
Madison),
O.
offered
to
a
Feb.
group
of Barcus, Kindred
White-Phillips
Co.,
& Co.,
Inc.,
Stifel,
Securities
sive.
of
Co.,
100.15,
Dated
314s, at
as
prosperous
24-county
area
serve
a
million
people in
Arthur
ers;
a
April
1 from
1,
1958.
Due
Channer Securities Co.; and Clark,
Landstreet & Kirkpatrick, Inc.
of West-Central Ohio. The growth of this
diversified
our
of
farming and manufacturing area has been steady...and
job is to build ahead. The coupon below will bring you a copy
our
WEST
West
Bond
Assistant
nounces
-i
Dayton 1, Ohio
me a
copy
of
your
1957 Annual Report.
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NAME
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STREET
,
I
Send for your
free
copy
j
. .
CITY
ZONE
STATE.
sealed
until
1
bids
will
March
19
for
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West
sion
Sweetwater
No.
be
'
1
(P. O. Wamsutter), Wyo.
Bond
eral
bonds
State
bonds
which
$250,000
awarded
Ormsbee &
Aid
to
Avoid
were
issued
to
to
gen¬
building
187,
p.
Kirchner,
Wiesner, Inc.
CANADA
De¬
pay
school
offered March 4—v.
828—were
Virginia Turnpike CommisO. Charleston), W. Va.
Asks
Sale—The
obligation
(P.
fault—Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.,
has urged Governor Cecil H. Un¬
derwood to take any action neces¬
sary
to avoid a default by the
Commission on turnpike bond in¬
terest due June 1, 1958. Although
the State is in no way responsible
for payment of either the princi¬
pal or interest on the $133,000,000
■
County School District
p.m.
the
I inclusive.
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I
Please send
State
that
received
(EST) on
purchase of
I
$8,740,000 Korean Veterans bonds.
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Due on July 1 from 1959 to 1968
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25 North Main,
WYOMING
Fred
Diddle,
Treasurer,
an¬
—
ap¬
of Milwaukee.
Virginia (State of)
Offering
Legality
proved by Quarles, Herritt & de¬
mons,
VIRGINIA
Madison.
of
(A-O)
National
First
\
annual report.
The Dayton Power and Light Company
Bank,
the
at
on
1978 inclu¬
1959 to
Principal and interest
payable
price
a
basis of about 3.23%.
a
June S. Jones &
YES, DP&L IS "GOING TO TOWN!" We
25
com¬
Nicolaus & Co., Inc., and Channer
April
Co.; Byrd Broth¬
L.
Wright
&
Co.;
Dist,
Wis.
$320,000 general
bonds
awarded
were
and
Joint
Bond Sale—The
Morris, Stokes & Co.; Woodcock,
Hess, Moyer & Co.; Courts & Co.;
Wm.
J. Mericka
&
Co.; Waldo
Hemphill & Co.; Wagenseller &
They're really going to town!"
a.m.
bonds. Dated July 1, 1957. Due on
Durst, Inc.; Chas. N. Tripp & Co.;
And, Henry, DP&L
10:30
March 18 for the pur¬
$10,000,000' Series v A,
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Kimherly, B. C.
Bond
Sale—An
issue
000. improvement bonds
to
of
$165,-
was
sold
McLeod, Young, Weir & Co.,
51/2S, at
a
price;of 100.84. Due
as
on
Oct. 1 from 1958 to 1977 inclusive.
Interest A-O.«
.
.
..
@FedFRASER