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The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
ESTABLISHED
Volume
18S9
Reg. U. S. Pat. Offic*
Number
191
New York
5933
7, N. Y., Monday, March 14, 1960
Price
$1.25
In
Copy
a
2
Sections
Section
—
1
it"**
General
RAILROAD
AMP
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
Net
and
Inc.—Sales
Corporation and Investment News
Record—
at
'
'
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•
Combined
to
net
-
income
for
the
year
ended
$1.29
per
In This Issue
31,
Dec.
amounted
AMP common
of $2,596,933,
\
Backlog, of; the. unfilled orders at
$7,440,000, which shows an increase
:
•
r
for
1959,
.-
"•;
,-New York
-
Atlanta, Ga.—Files With SEC—
S.
Navy
on
Over-the-Counter Markets
to
pleted at Sacramento and this unit is currently being used to examine
rocket motors for the U. S. Navy POLARIS Fleet Ballistic Missile.
Two
mobile units have also been constructed.
One of these is in
at Cape Canaveral,
Fla.
The other one will
the Naval Weapons Annex in Charleston, S. C.—V. 191, p.
:r-
Texstar
General Corporation
and
State
Airtronics International
Kramer,
sharply from
-
an
.1959,
results
operations
of
had
Reserve
establishing
thereby
a
sales
new
Akron, Canton
has
for
operating
operating
Railway
$445,594
359,$48
Railway
Net
Net
revenue
railway
—V.
191,
p.
$114,255
$85,646
35,145
expenses
from
operating
793.
railway
21,774
operations
income--,
ended
Dec.
the
of
exemption
from
registration
securities
of
filed July
the
offered
5,
Regulation
and
sold
required,
as
the
and
order
terms
provides
question
In
of
not
were
securities
failed
and
and
compiled
without
to
an
whether
conditions
opportunity
the
file
of
for
suspension
'
the
with,
in
of
use
an
semi-annual
reports
notification
such
of
the
property
purchase.
hearing,
should
upon
request,
on
vacated
or
made
be
.
..
Banks
decision
announced
common
a
the
and
stock
registration
Delisting of
pany's
of
ties
50
financial
that
50
the
found
were
March
this
Ambrosia
Exchange Act of
which
Federal
of
1934,
by
condition
the
Commission
part
a
$7,604,
the
and
ordered
the
withdrawal
from
company
of
its
deficit
as
to
listing
of
over
and
the
decision,
annual
of
of
the
the
com¬
Securi¬
of financial statements
"false and misleading in
be
results
reported.
fiscal
requirements
of
filing
earned surplus
Commission's
shown
for
disclosure
operating
should
of
SEC
Arizona,
including the
the
and
Accortling to the
statement, filed as
Income"
the
Mining Exchange.
was
ordered by reason
stock
with
they overstated income
have
10
Phoenix,
the San Francisco
on
non-compliance
'
31,
1959, compared with earnings of 30 cents per share
on
revenues
of $8,393,000 for the corresponding period in 1958.
Earnings for the 12 months ending Dec. 31, 1959 were $1.85 per
share, compared with earnings of $2.16 per share for the year ending
Dec.
1958.
31,
J.
N.
that
the
.;
.
misrepresented the
company."
Ambrosia's
report
for
$537,396
Ambrosia
1957
that
instead
had
income
fiscal
of
year,
an
earned
as
"other
included
year
ending June 30, 1957, profits totalling
$545,000 resulting from sales iri March
and April 1957 of certain
properties acquired beginning in June 1956.
The properties, which in
,
Chairman,
in
decrease
in
that,
the
earnings
were
Alabama
Public Service
adversely
Great
and
month
12
first
affected
of
current
12-month
in
1.
p.
Month of January—
shown
the
profits
-
Railway
operating
expenses—
—_
had
or
and
Paul
been
E'.
that
sale
of
should
the
its
operated
McDaniel,
assets
have
inclusion
assigned to
Inc., received
mining
in
$1,415,127
statement
1,168,994
company's
of
such
900,000
as
at
loss,
a
Inc.
connection
or
shares
owned
with
by
such
major
were
no
basis
and
of
stock
for
that
con¬
overstated
$270,000
of
U.
Consolidated
and
developing
However,
reflected
in
against
the
consideration
received,
statement was further overstated
income
by
costs
no
the
charged
costs.
the
representing
S.
exploring
were
capital
a
Income
as
Consolidated.
work
stockholders,
as
recorded
income
as
consideration
claims
to
been
thereof
showed
incurred
1959
the
on
$545,000
value
1,209,828
revenue—
Mellen
company's income by that amount.
The income statement
also
the
certain
1960
operating
of
and
$1,401,690
Railway
undeveloped
A.
for
excess
tribution,
Mines,
Southern RR.—Earnings—
,
either
George
realized
period,
by
the
the gas rates ordered
September, 1958.—V. 191,
by
Commission
the
to
any enhancement in value
during the period of their
ownership by Ambrosia. The purchasers were
principal stockholders of
Ambrosia, and Mr. Mellen also was its President
and a Director; and
the Commission ruled
that it was
improper to represent that Ambrosia
R. A. Puryear, Jr., President, noted
earnings was attributed primarily to
months
11
were
sold
was
"
Greene,
the
fact
Income
and
the
the
amount
'
Net
Net
from
revenue
railway
191,
railway
operating
operations
$191,862
$246,133
18,561
109,774
income
793.
p.
Alabama Power
This
During the
consisting of
$950,230 and
company
SEC
the
on
March
4
filed
the
a
on
sale
of
additional stock to The
Southern
Co.
(parent)
will be
porperty additions and improvements and for the repayment
of
$6,500,000 of
bank
loans.
An
additional
$8,000,000,
of
which
$4,500,000 was received in January 1960 and $3,500,000 is expected
to
for
received
be
is
and
to
Electric
be
May
for
Generating
estimated
in
in
used
at
the
Co.
the
purchase
for
sale
of
Alabama's
$169,025,000
Electric
Southern
from
1960
such
stock
construction
1960-1962
Generating
other
of
additional
189,
shares
of
was
Southern
expenditures
(exclusive
stock).—V.
p.
of
are
investments
2133.
Alabama, Tennessee & Northern RR. Co.—Earnings—
Month of January—
Railway
operating
Railway
operating
Net
Net
revenue
railway
—V.
191,
1960
revenue
.
_
from
operating
railway
1959
$262,722
$272,566
153,879
expenses..
operations
income
149,667
$108,843
22,263
$122,899
24,374
793.
p.
at
closure
Co.—Registers With SEC—
registration
statement
with
covering
$19,500,000
of
first
mortgage
bonds,
series
due
1990,
to
be
offered
for
public
sale
at
competitive
bidding. Net proceeds of the sale of the bonds and $6,000,000 from
the
used
Canadian Securities
1958.—
about
Net Down—
Ross, Knowles & Co. Ltd.
of
quarter
Ambrosia Minerals, Inc.—Stock Delisted—
13
Banks
This
stock
final
the
conditional
a
offerings
notification
conditions
Arizona
part
—V.
corporation reported earnings of 31 cents per share of common
on operating revenues of $9,423,000 for the three-months period
in
stocks
stock
Alabama Gas Corp.—1959
public
a
Mining
circular,
in
,
1959
$488,282
374,027
revenue
share,
sales, as required; and (2) that the
company's
and
offering circular are false and misleadin8 by reason
failure to disclose the company's Intention to
purchase certain
,
Alabama
1960
and
surplus
& Youngstown RR.—Earnings—
Month of January—
to
In
Alta
of
.
outlet.
the
provides
A
respect
offering
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 50
The Course of Bank Clearings.
49
past year and a half specialized
in manufacturing and designing equipment for the telephone industry.
In
addition, Airtronics produces electronic parts and equipment for
RCA
and its
"Hawk" missile; The Martin Co. and its "LaCrosse"
missile, plus work for General Electric, Pratt & Whitney, Westing-.,
house
and others.—V. 190, p. 2037.
firm
electronics
The
common
a
amount.
that
•
,
-
a
the
'
,
production
not
exceeding $300,000
1956, Alta Mining proposed
public offering of 2,880,500 common shares at 10 cents
per share
pursuant to such an exemption.
<. ■
In
its suspension order, the
Commission asserts (1)
that certain
in
•
.
of
from
to
-
the six months
cents
Regulation
with
58
of
weeks
'|
—
Statement
six
Colo.
1
—
Member
almost
an
order temporarily suspending a Regulation A
registration under the Securities Act of 1933 With
public offering of stock by Alta Mining
& Oil,
Inc.
(formerly Alta Uranium, Inc.), 10th and Grand Ave., Grand Junction,
50
System.
Condition
Reserve
swung
period exceeded $360,000, 165% greater
than the entire 12 months of the two-year old company's first year
»of. operation.
Net income for the second quarter amounted to $19,000
compared to $900 for the first quarter.
■
■
.
' "
'
Backlog of orders as of Dec. 31,
1958 was $60,000, compared to
$1,100,000 as of Dec.; 31, 1959. . >
.
,
- .
V ••
Recently Airtronics International
was
awarded a $658,000 Navy
contract
for
the
modification
of - radar-communications
equipment,
Federal
of
with
has issued
SEC
permanent.
& Investment News—
Statement
Combined
Lauderdale,
interim financial statement for the -
loss to profits.
sales for
Net
.
Corp.—Earnings Climb—
.
President of this corporation of Fort
Fla., .reported on Feb. 4 in
six
months
ended Nov. 30,
"The
exemption
respect
Stock
Foreign Exchange Rates
-
1959,
1729.
p.
terms
City Bond Offerings
Declared and Payable
Dividends
of
'
Miscellaneous Features
at
86
or
190,
The
-
quarter
A; Alta Mining & Oil Inc.—Regulation "A" Suspended—
•
Condition
Robert G.
317,000,
V.
Exchange
37
Transactions American Stock Exchange..... 37
below.
Corp.,
were
$230,664,649, compared with $201,715,000 in
$285,959,000 in. the company's peak year of 1958.
' /
with
fourth
.
37
Accessories, Inc.—Acquired—
Air
See
be used
601.
for-1959
the
to
the
strike, Allegheny Ludlum had sales of $49,417,731 and
earnings, including year-end adjustments, of $2,834,976, or 73 cents
-per
share,; compared with sales of $57,365,000 and
earnings of $3,-
47
Transactions New York
earnings
shares
included
lost
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 37
SEC Index of Stock Prices.——.——
37
gamma
operation
(Stocks)17
Exchange
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages.—
Device—
corporation
U.
based
Stock
—____
on
March 1 reported that it has worked with
develop and put into use a quality control device
radiation given off by cobalt 60.
This device will
enable engineers to "see" the internal structure of solid rocket motors
in more detail than has ever before been possible."
Construction of
a
large,
permanent test facility- has „ been
com¬
the
1958
3,856,008
which
and
In
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange.--. 41
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange.
41
Montreal Stock Exchange.---—_y—411
Canadian Stock Exchange
42
Toronto Stock Exchange
L._—---- 43
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section.— 46
Feb. 25 filed a letter of notification with the" "
SEC covering 60,000 shares of common stock (par $1) of which 20,000
•
shares
are
to be offered by Mr. and
Mrs. A. R. Abrams at $5 per; .
share, through the Atlanta, Ga., office of E. F. Hutton & Co. •
The proceeds are to be used for working capital.
V;
.
'
This
Sales
1958
.
(Bonds)---—_ 29
American Stock- Exchange_.__L___v-:A-:----- 33Boston Stock Exchange.38 ".
Cincinnati Stock Exchange-__-'_"____i_--—38.
Detroit Stock Exchange.38 ■**.
Midwest Stock Exchange-_L—38
Pacific Coast Stock ExchangeA40
on
Aerojet General Corp.—Develops Nuclear
with
on
1959,
""
..."
.
■' »
results- are not included
In the foregoing combined sales and" earnihgs", "also showed substantial" "
gains during 1959 with indicated sales and earnings for the year reach- ~
ing $5,200,000 and $450,000, respectively.
This compares to sales of
$3,017,881 and earnings of $194,325 for the previous year 1958.
If these foreign operations were consolidated with the combined domestic
operations, earnings per endorsed share would be increased by ap- r proximately 22 cents per share for 1959 and 10 cents per share for
1958. V. 190, p. 1066. <
'
./
..
—*
corporation
"...
•
New York Stock Exchange
•
at the beginning of the year.
.
AMP's foreign subsidiaries, whose operating
(A. R.) Abrame, Inc.,
Stock and Bond Quotations
;
•••'.'. "
'
' /*;
:: V'• - PAGE-
„
•
backlog
The
,
of $5,845,000, equal to $1.52 per share,
outstanding at Dec. 31, 1958. Earnings
non-recurring income of $297,000 from sale
of a portion of the
holdings of an affiliate, were attained in spite of
a $3,913,000
net loss in the third quarter caused
by the steel strike.
based
V .• •
the close of 1959 amounted to
of $1,310,000,. or 21% .over the"
endorsed share.
•
\compared
\
4
$4,605,674, equivalent to $2.28 per endorsed share of
which-compares to the previous year's net income
.
.
-
-■
.
.
stock,
or
efficiency
and
potential
usefulness
of
new
facilities.■ operating
at
capacity levels.",
Allegheny Ludluin's earnings for 1959 were $11,290,664, equal to $2;92
a
common
share, based on 3,869,654 shares
outstanding at year-end,
and
1958.
MISCELLANEOUS
•
near
,
domestic subsidiaries, and
Pamcor,
1959, were the highest in
their history.. Combined sales for the year 1959 amounted to $43,189,634, ah increase of 38% over the $31,377,891 reported for the previous
earnings of this company, its
Inc., for the year ended Dec. 31,
Sales
year
INSURANCE
•
|
^ *
..
INDUSTRIAL
•
30
to
thus
of
in
were
Ambrosia
per
effect
sheet
paid-in
distributions
Ambrosia
year
paid dividends of $1,064,932,
of 25 cents per share
aggregating
consisting of 381,873 shares of Consolidated
share, or $114,702. Although there was no dis¬
dividends
in
connection
shows
that
capital of
the
gave
fiscal
cash
dividend
cents
that
balance
total
1957
two
a
nature
the
with
the
dividends
dividend
were
announcement,
deducted
$1,867,201 and earned surplus
of
liquidating dividends. By
stockholders
the
Impression
that
the
of
so
from
the
$7,604
of
not
and
specifying,
dividends
were
earnings payable out of earned surplus.
Commission
further" held
that
the
financial
statements
in
Ambrosia's application for
registration of its stock on the
Exchange
falsely purported to be certified
by an independent accountant as
required.
The
The
interest
in
certifying accountant
Ambrosia, and therefore
was
found
to
have
a
managerial
not independent, by reason of
the fact that
Amrosia's board assigned him various
functions, including
the signing of
checks, the borrowing of money, and the
pledging of
property as security for loans.
as
In addition,
according to the decision, Ambrosia's
registration appli¬
cation, filed in May
1956, disclaimed the existence of
any parents or
persons in control, and no
changes therein were made in amendments
filed
the
that
it
same
"has
directors,"
no
and
month.
In
parents
that
stockholder"
between
effective
date,
Mr.
.
a
.
report
.
with
Mellen,
for
the
a
June
1956,
exception
director,
of
"also
Ambrosia
its
stated
officers
became
a
the
and
10%
filing of the application and the June 10,
1956,
owning as of the latter date 150,000 of the
1,271,719 shares
outstanding. However, throughout May 1956 Mr. Mellen
owned
1,106,000 shares, or more than
78%
of the 1,415,000 shares
then
outstanding, his holdings having been reduced on June
11,
25
ADELAIDE STREET WEST
TORONTO,
CANADA
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.—Sales and Net Up—
Earnings
of this
corporation for
1959 nearly doubled those
of
1958,
the year were up 14%, E. J. Hanley, President, stated
preliminary report of financial results for the stainless
and special alloy steel producer.
Mr. Hanley called the 1959 operating results "gratifying in that we
while
on
sales
Feb.
were
1
able
for
in
in
a
the
months
Just before
and after
the strike to prove
the
1956,
to 150,000 shares
through transfers to ether persons. Thus, the Com¬
mission stated, it was clear
that Mr. Mellen was a
parent of Ambrosia
when
the
registration application was filed and
that he continued
as such at least
through June 10, 1956.
With
and
respect to
December
various
sales
of
Ambrosia
stock
between
June
1956
1957. the registration
application represented that the
private offerings exempt from the Securities
Act registration
requirement. The record shows, however, that of a total
of 1,182,777
sales
were
2
ishares
to
sold
40
in
persons
transactions,
57
about
281,085
shares
acquired
v
transferred
were
other
and
and
dealers,
sion
held
with
involved
and
in
ments
in
least
B.
B.
Tower,
from
"We
the
its
for
this
of
filed
required.
was
Mr.
with
corporation,
Ltd.,
with
Commis¬
the
Thus,
constituting
state¬
Dollar
American
available
to
AC
said,
Cable
R.
Feb.
that
Globe
and
joining together of
This union,"
Radio
expanded
service
for
Globe."
emphasized
customers
that
"The
Globe
of
a
arrangement
new
option,
Avenue
option
an
River in
proceeds
the
heretofore
-
served
available, both in the Pacific Area,
long, and-throughout ~the world.""
"
Robert
1934.
From
tions
the
not
for-so
The
1928
system
world
Dollar
from
of
Globe
has
See
Noma
major
1934
the
the
tae
this,
Paciiic
Coast
"Dollar
name
to
Lines
Dollar
the
Radio."—V.
190,
throughout
1173.
p.
financing
announcement..was
will? be
plant
called
in
made
Frankfort
Governor
by
Bert
T.
March
on
Cdmbs
Power.
built
at
2
and
plant
new
will
County.
Plans
at
call
cost
a
mission
first
economic
construction
million,
will
and
permit
development
"
Sandy River
Screw
American Home
the
For
ended
year
taxes
Co.—Acquired—
Dec.
the
on
year,
income,
on
31,
1959
31,
compared
as
Gross
12%
the
over
divided
was
the
the
American
New
corporation
the
trans-
$66,635,654
ahead
of
sales
adjusted for
in
Net
when
-
See
further,
(& Subs.)—Net Up—
net
earnings for
$43,661,952, equal to $6.08
in
amounted
1958.
This
*
the
to
$451,014,484,
volume
than
more
$3,317,755
ADril
of
than
more
business
of
for
1
Highest
.
increase
earnings
were
-
be
known
The
—V.
the
on
Exchange
2,739,234
191,
stock
listed
by
1959
annual report.
American
the
earnings' were 13.1%
$2,934,280.
Earnings per
with $1.33 per share in 19^8,
21.
1959.
'
.
,
75%
of
the
increase
in
sales
to
aggregated
.
$1,425,968
listed
March
on
7
lor
for
the
traded
previously
trading
floor
the payment
$1,487,152.73
of dividends
•
'*
:
v..
stockholders.
is in
the
about
7,500
Depreciation
$4.71
share,
per
report
for
1959
-
share.
property, plants,
Provision for Federal and
share.
Realty,
»•;A
"
AA \
"
r-
'
social
security,
other
City,
Noel,
in
are
with
Mo.,
v.-'
-
-
Oklahoma
second
a
plant
at
Rogers,
,
Nov.
on
frozen
ated
Co.
28,
1959.
foods,
warehouses
in
manufactures
central
City, Wichita, Omaha, and Kansas
./A
•
& Cold Storage Co. of Calif,
sells ice, sells and distributes
foods, and operates 12 refriger¬
California.
National
Ice
has
50%
a
stock
ownership in Fresno Consumers Ice Co. and a 30.34% interest in
Valley
Co., and these two companies own Central California Ice Co.
1959,
of annually.
It
Management is
fields; also the
The
,
son
is
American Ice began paying dividends quarterly instead
sold its Knickerbocker Laundry acquired in the 1930's.
considering further acquisitions in allied and diversified
enlargement and improvement of existing facilities.
was the company's 61st. in business.
Joseph S. Robin¬
1959
year
Chairman
and
Peter
American Machine
&
Years Ended Dec. 31—
Net
Buehrman
inc.
President.—V.
1958
$51,003,417
before
is
191,
698.
p.
1957
1956
taxes
6,402,639
4,768,612
6,108 340
3,347,000
2,522,000
*3,273,000
in
history
its '
by
-
this
as
well
Net
profit
cplic
in
provision
1959.—V.
$2,246,612
$2,835,340
pace,
p.
875,304
862 310
$2.51
$3.24
the
fact
that
renegotiation.
966.
* "Adjusted
for
holders
consist
The
to
per
of
pioposbs
by
to
of
of
one
share).
in
Woodward
with
class
to
A
offer
outstanding
company
engage
900
statement
shares
company
of $12
of
company,
a
the
and
Bldg.,
SEC
10,340
said
class
class
B
Washington
on
March
shares
-
"
,
A
stock,
and
at
of
B
eeneral
real
Net
its
Net
f
37,603,666
from
revenue
railway
operations.——
"railway""ope"ra"ting income A-AA——.—A
r
$9,369,775 $10,247,855
2,773,069
3,352,642
—V. 191, p. 793
Lubricating
by
the
second-wind
forecasts
the
about
bullishness
—
,
'
-
<-
of
the
■
ISSUES
COMING
are
UP
expected to be floated: March 14—
Corp.;. 587,186
shares
of
debentures;
and
March
25—Universal-
IN
THE
WEEK'S
PROJECTION
financing dollar volume intentions
From
sales
came
April 11 to November 3, out of the total backlog of pending corporate
issues,
have already been set for $330,900,000—or, a total volume of
firm cor¬
dates
porate financing dates of over $830 million.
Details of these issues
are
issues of the Chronicle.
contained in the Monday statistical and
Thursday editorial
are obtained from
private and public sources and
The data
as of the date shown below.
following table shows the dollar volume of corporate
expected to be demanded in the indicated weeks.—S. B.
are
compiled
and
municipal
CORPORATE
issues
per
under
Delaware
estate
business.
law
On
B
for
C
filed
TABLE
Total
Stocks
Corporates
$112,836,680
63,815,000
48,934,500
3,192,000
$183,236,680
102,815,000
148,985,500
$31,550,000
24,787,000
34,606,000
47,692,000
6,400,000
$214,786,680
127,602,000
183,591,500
54,092,000
Mar.
28-Apr.
4-Apr.
1__
8__
$228,778,180 f$482,729,180
$97,343,000
$580,072,180
$70,400,000
39,000,000
100,051,000
44,500,000
Total of Both
*Municipals
stock.
The
each
■
'
November
28,
unit
price
a
•
•
l§59
1960,
$253,951,000
Financings
a
''covering
subscription
unit,
Jan.
MUNICIPAL FINANCING
Corporate
Bonds
Mar. 14-Mar. 18__
Total
(reflecting
in
stock
AND
Corporate
Registers
1960,
class
stock
$132
B and
ten class A shares
No underwriting is involved.
organized
37,656,509
———
to $533 million and municipals amounted to $217 million. This week's four-week
estimate of target dates announced adds up to $482.7 million for
corporates and $97.3
million for municipals. The former figure will easily reach $500 million
when it is
announced on what day between March 20-30 Kratter
Corp. will issue 1,300,000
shares of $1.20 cumulative convertible preferred at $20 per share.
Apr.
D
4,
class
was
1959
expenses—.
sales
in
LARGER
Mar. 21-Mar. 25__
2-for-l
—
This
1960
revenue—*—!—/ $47,026,284 $47,851,521
operating
at-least
$2.91
Metropolitan Investment Co.
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
registration
Santa Fe Ry.—Earnings—
corporate financing plans continue strong and appear to be following
$2,511 931
894,240
$3.38
for
190,
across-the-board
of'Bryan,. Ohio,.
The company's Air Tool, Aeronautical,
666'931
903,385
American
103,400
5
$3,055,639
_
"Includes
as
corporation;
"3'l55'000
•"Com. shs. outstg. (av.)
per com. share.
2337*
$43,612,896 $44,926,423 $39,584 253
Prov. for Fed. inc. taxes_
Earns,
p.
Railway
'
The
Metals, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earns.
1959
sales
Profit
A.
190,
Month of January—
CHANGE
and
processes
Ice
During
Conn.—V.
Atchison, Topeka &
Co., .below.
Last week's four week estimated corporate
acquired National Ice
It
hydro-cools and
Bristol,
April 5—Carolina Power & Light Co. $25 million bonds; and April 7—Alabama Power
Co. $19.5 million bonds.
Ark.
Mo.
Ice
was
728,531 common; March 29—Bank of California 256,930 shares of stock; $20 million
Louisiana Power & Light Co. bonds; $50 million Niagara Mohawk Power Co.
bonds;
March 30—Chicago Board of Education $25 million
bonds; 442,700 shares of SystronDonner Corp. capital. In the last week of this visible
supply survey period there are:
;•
'
American
income
of March 28-April 1 has sights set on these issues: Savannah
Electric &
Power Co. 187,950 shares of common; Great Southwest
Corp. $11.5 million debentures
and 575,000 shares of common at $28 per
unit; March 28—175,000 shares of Inland
Credit Corp. class A common; San Diego Imperial Corp.
$5 million debentures and
taxes
Aaron
in
net
were
The week
income
State
and
Corp. U. S. Cold Storage operates refriger¬
in Chicago, Detroit, Kansas
City, Omaha, and Fort
subsidiary, Tranin Egg Products, processes eggs by dehy¬
drating, freezing, and packaging, in Kansas City.
Edward Aaron Corp.
processes, packs, sells, and distributes poultry.
Its major plant, com¬
is
1959
31,
Dec.
,
.
23—Collins Radio Co. $12 million
debentures;
Cyclops Steel Corp. 200,000 shares of common.
Its
1959,
1958,
\'x../A
;
March
warehouses
in
*19,281
■
through
County, Pa. $6,323,000 bonds;
and west coast states, which are active in the
ice, food processing, cold
storage, and related fields.
On
April 28, 1959, the company took operational control of U. S.
Cold Storage Corp., and its two wholly-owned
subsidiaries, Tranin Egg
pleted
for the year
with earnings
bonds; 775,000 shares of General Telephone &
Genesco, Inc. common; March 15—Allegheny
$25 million Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.
debentures; $15 million Northern Indiana Public Service Co. bonds; and $5 million
Aviation Employees Corp. common. In the second week there are: March 21—Alaska
Consolidated Oil Co. $7.5 million common; 909,659 shares of
Capital Airlines, Inc.
common; 210,000-shares of Standard Screw Co. common; March
22—Minneapolis,
Minn. $6,322,000 bonds, and $6 million Yuba Consolidated
Industries, Inc.
*
Operating for many years in Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Balti¬
and Washington, D. C., American Ice
purchased or. acquired oper¬
ating control in 1959 of several companies in the central, southwestern,
Distribution offices
$43,886
In
$1,922,665.
totals
1959
for
earnings
compares
1958.
Central Illinois Light Co.-$14 million
more
ated
income
reported net
share. This
1
per
year
;A
"
■'
"
/,
$48,826,165,
more
than
24%
higher than the same period in 1958. Net sales through Dec. 31, 1958
totaled $39,251,530.
This corporation is the world's leading manufac¬
turer
of
precision mechanical springs,\ with
corporate headquarters
in
Electronics
share."
Products and Edward
Net'
$547,478.'
During the week of March 14-18 these issues
-
being sent-to
machinery and equip¬
per
Worth.
1959
,
$704,932
,• 661,046
$105,609
-
now
per
per
-
,
March
on
1959 of $1.68
31,
.....
after
$1.45
$1.19
1379,162
26,642
April 11-Oct. 28.
'
$2.88
totaled
-
$784,771
corporation
Dec.
cents per share for the
48
offerings is
particularly marked and-apparently tax-exempt issuers are waiting for the show of
AA:A-"", •>'- strength, in the-'capital market to solidify. The sale of $100 million California issue
vV;A-A ' A at 3.95% may still discourage others from following suit. The New York City Housing
Authority will take bids on March 15 for $27,125,100 of temporary loan notes dated
'.A—
A
or
annual
on
Associated Spring Corp.—Earnings Up—
1
owners.
Report—
totaled
taxes
2790.
matched
A
over-the-counter, will
symbol, "AHS." '
by
equaled
ment
783,835
"$1.32
p.
The encouraging strides in sales set for corporate bonds and equities,
however, is not
in" the State and municipal field. There the lightness in the
.
.
:
information
dividend of June 15, 1959.—V. 187,
NYSE.
-stock.
This
$1,085,480
——$1.37.
Schiff, Partner in Kuhn, Loeb & Co. The latter remark applies
for this week and next "(March 14-25) corporate equities
outpace debt obligations not only in number of issues, which is to be expected, but
also in dollar volume. Mr. Schiff advised last March 3 that now is a good time to
switch to equity financing,(Cf,
Chronicle, March 10, p. 14).
provision
6,162 shares of the company's preferred
on
1960,
,
operations.
economy's
the
by
held
are
Co.—Annual
to
year
$809,112,738
98.
-
the
on
During 1959, the company tripled its net earnings—$1.70 in 1959
compared with $0.55 in 1958. In addition, there was an extraordinary
capital gain of $3.01 per share on the sale of property, bringing the
total
;
.
$1,125,955
823,021
—
——
—-——
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
and
'
Ice
share
common
"Adjusted for 5% stock
.
of
Seemingly, unaffected
net
197.
p.
/
available for common
shares at end of year
per
'
this
over
.
shares
income
ended
income
reported
■
-
whose
company,
Net
Common
1960—48 Weeks—1959
Equipment Corp.—Record Earnings—
-
The
p.
to
of
quarterly,
was
.
Gardner-Denver
-
million
$11
of earnings.
Hospital Supply
V"-
723,548
154,613
151,358
the advice of John M.
.
paid
Up—*
$66,938,382 $799,699,064
■
railway
1959
laboratory supply sales by the corporation's components.
remaining increase resulted from sales by operating units acquired
during 1959.
dividends,
-
-
of
hospital and
American
191,
\
compared
split
.
operating
Corp.—Earnings—Listed
climbed
' The
Co.—Sales
$1,963^641
716,315
'
'A''
'A':,1"'
$1,993,628
—•«
year
gain
a
*
Supply
1959,
attributed
1959,
''
1958
$12,803,566 $11,781,788
10,809,938
9,818,147
per share
(7,678,887). outstanding--during-the
The
During
'
taxes——
—
Railway .operating
the consolidated
year's-earnings
3-for-l
represented 42.99%'
:A'
;
1959
„„
operating income.—
Interest and other deductions—.———
Preferred stock dividends——--—--
Apex Machine & Tool Co.—To Be Merged-
—
Management
p. -2453.
revenue___A
expenses__^_-^__J_lL
from
revenue
railway
deducting
2133.;
p.
1958.
$1.47
the
188,
_r,
•
operating divisions approximately as fol¬
44%; packaged drugs, 24% ; foods, 15% ; household
previous
reached
enare
in
$77,881,698
the
''
Subs.)—Earnings—
*—
Net
Sales
design
.
earnings were announced on March
preliminary- report of 1959 operations. ' "
a
of
below.—V.
(
operating
four
Hospital
in
sales
Net
and
own
(&
Ended Dec. 31—
Operating revenues
Operating expenses and
it.
sales, and
record
Arkansas-Missouri Power Co.
12 Months
RR.—Earnings—
.
consolidated
1959
Arbor
"Deficit.—V.
equal to $5.53 per share on the
(7,678.371) outstanding .during the year 4958.
year
lows: ethical drugs,
products, 17%.—V. 189,
'
*•
generating unit
unit
second
a
Corp.
shares
$402,133,504
among
-
V
operating
Net
$42,435,683,
shares
for
sales
after
of
with
average number of
the
the
2446.
Month of January—--
with
A
,
of
p.
Railway
v
the
requires
1959,
amounted, to
number
average
Inc.,
Stores
Railway
Louisa,
June-1
cost of necessary
facilities.
The site and
other;
area
Products
Dec.
and subsidiaries,
based
ended
in
used
be
.
.
$68,546,042
190,
Ann
in
earnings of this
depreciation, interest and
other charges, but before'provision for Federal-and
foreign- taxes based
on
income, amounted to $97,871,476, as compared with $86,799,400 for
the year i958.
After deduction of provisions for Federal and foreign
_
to
are
-
Lights,
—,
Aro
corporation
Foggy
land 'near
This
Sporn,
;*
near
about
265,000-kilowatt
a
addition
the
of
of
including
not
substations,
unit
the Big
on
is expected .to start
the Fall of 1962.
by
the
$33
lines,
the
of
for
of
erected
be
Construction
completion expected
the
and
of
Washington.
of
■
joint
a
Philip
'■
The
Lawrence
parcel
a
area
Period End. Feb. 27—-1960—4 Weeks—1959 %•
Sales
,
President of American Electric Power Co. and its subsidiary, Kentucky
,
previous record eainings were recorded in 1954
Earnings belore tr.xes :for the fiscal year ending Nov. 30, 1959, were
$2,484,941
compared with $2,393,942 for the previous year.
Taxes
amounted to $1,225,000, resulting in net earnings of $1,259,941, equal
to
$2 05
per
share on 596,050 common shares outstanding.
This
compares with net earnings for the previous year of $1,143,942, equal
to $1 85 per share computed on the basis oi 596,050 shares outstand¬
ing NOV. 30, 1959.—V. 190, p. 665.
Corp.—Expands—
coal-burning
electric generating
by the Kentucky Power Co.
press1 conference
Washongton,
St.,
•
American
Kentucky
This
r
N
purchase
Monday, March 14, 1960
.
company's
The
properties
principal
.
year.
Earned
—V.
eastern
at
to
studies.
use
American
services
organized
Globe
Wireless,
Ltd.,
in
organization operated as a communica¬
American Electric Power Service
A
three
The
.
Products Divisions shared in the record-making
Equipment and Special
American
of
103,339 shares of
Metropolitan,
for
American
of
Company
to
under
where
stock..
."Foggy Bottom"
•
.
liabilities
the
stock
B
provide
communication
of
range
will
outstanding
all
exchange
in
class
The
prospectus
lists William
Magazine
as
Board
Chairman
Sheldon Magazine as President. Officers and directors as a group
14,794 class A and 1,479 class B shares (14.3%
of each class).
Corp.
and
3
assumed
Inc.,
of
acquisition
of
the Foggy Bottom
parcel, payable June 20, 1960, which will re- 1
quire about $800,000. Proceeds beyond the amount necessary for that
purpose
will be applied
to the Georgetown Inn
project, as well as
the
furtherance of the Foggy Bottom project,
including engineering
Dollar,
26
of
all
Wisconsin
on
Bottom
'
the
"at
&
Stanley
on
transfer
Co.,
shares
were
The Park Adams apartment house in Arlington,
Georgetown Inn project, consisting of certain land in George¬
Potomac
R.
for
&
improved
an
and
FCC
and
assets
10,33.9
acquired
The
town
from
exempt
were
the
Investment
and
A
thu$
Va.,
j,
announced
the
stockholders
present
of
Tower
the
the. shares
Wireless,
been
make
"will
The
all
Mortgage
class
Radio Corp.—Seeks Merger—
&
Globe
has
customers
Mr.
of
President
of
facilities
said,
others.
to
.
Net
delighted,"
are
Globe
he
transfers
company's filings that the stock sales
false.—V. 183, p. 1813.
application
control
persons,
were
President
an
including Mr. Mellen
including 11 brokers
persons,
other
the 26 persons purchased shares from Ambrosia
redistribution and that no private offering was
American Cable
Jr.,
such
58
effected
turn
their
registration
the
registration
of
least
at.
at
to
26
about
to
who
that
view
a
by
insiders,
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1106)
it
*
$1 million
or more.
;
t Excludes Kratter Corp. offering of 1,300,000 shs. of cumulative
stock
as
the
date supplied is sometime
convertible
between March 20-30.
preferred
4
4
March
10, 1960.
*
Volume
Atlaftta & St.
.
Number
191
Andrews
5933
;
.
The Commercial and Financial Chrdhicle
.
The
Bay Ry.—Earnings—
Month of January—
Railway
operating
revenue
Railway
operating
expenses
$326,736
167,943
"
net
proceeds
this
of
house
and
Net
railway
—V.
191,
operating
$144,977
$158,793
50,278
operations
railway
income
The estimated cost of the project, exclusive
$2,750,000.
It
is
the
intention of the Sisters
to
S.,Dak.
50,253
698.
p.
.
Atlanta
West Point
&
Month of Januaiy—
Railway
Net
Bessemer
1960
1959
$301,823
$304,407
254,356
262,956
■
•
expenses..
from
revenue
railway
railway operations.
incomes
Atlantic
Coast
revenue
operating
expenses..
•
operating
expenses.
—V.
191,
income
897.
p.
$2,898,554
614,542
railway; operations.
from
-
railway
stock
common
commenced
transfer
Trust
Midland
agent
Co.
York
New
of
par value stock and
213,913 shares
'of the Corporation.—V. 180, p. 50.
of
on
*
..
packaged
*.
.
is about equally divided between factory
construction,.
:
.
!
are processed in Bettinger factories., in
either Toledo,
Ohio, or Milford. Mass,, depending bn site location, to
take advantage .of lowered shipping costs.
Structural steel is fabricated
by the" Penn Motel Corp. of Boston.
>
Bettinger, a pioneer manufacturer and developer of ceramic-on-metal
prbducts, "acquired th'fe packaged service station business late in 1958
from the Avco- Manufacturing Corp.—V. 189, pp, 2779 and 2670.
delivery schedule interval
This
value stock
field
fabrication .and
Be Acquired—
Autronics Corp.—To
■-
{
corporation'
from
purchase
Stores
United
in
below.
COrp.,
/ :
.
•
'
■
r
v
' ' ,'
'
Corp.—Purchases UDS Stock—
B.T.L.
This
the
Engineering
Interstate
See
|
H.
363,195 shares of common stock
of "second preferred stock.
The
shares
were
pui'chaSed,
according to Harry H.
Wachtel, Executive
Vice-President
of B.T.L.
Corp.,
at
a
price of $11.21
per
share of
each
class
of
stock,
for an aggregate amount of about $7,000,000,
of
purchase
shares
United
outstanding
jLehman
small
in arranging this transaction.
assisted B.T.L.
Bros,
chain
stock
common
new
made
Dr.
Mittelsten
operating
revenue
Railway
operating
expenses.—
Net
Net
v
:
from
revenue
191,
699.
p.
'
.___
& Aroostook RR.—Earnings—1
Bangor
Month of
Net
Net
from
revenue
191,
793.
p.
*
$1,507,727
1,244,538
$297,366
$263,189
225,208
209,118
operations..
railway
income
operating
railway
—V.
—
'
-
The
SEC
ana
Commission—
h,xcnange
corporation
Feb.
on
filed
29
letter
a
notification
of
with
the
States.—V,
Untied
150,000 Shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be
$2
per
share, through A. J. Gabriei & Co., Inc., New
ac
Bond
.
York, N. Y.
The proceeds
.
v.
190,
Co.
Subs.)—Earnings-
(&
—V.
1959
'
Years Ended December 31—
•
*
-
Inc.—Sales
Stores
clients
the
in
reached
58%
total
of
in
sales
fiscal year, Personnel
1959
the
quarter,
employed by
completed
which
corporation,
its
'
coveries
'
for
off,
written
viously
•
instalment
on
receivable
notes
$
M. Rowles,
President F.
to
ended
months
1959,
31,
Dec.
41.2%
or
Rowles
Mr.
were
sales of the company for the
$4,388,087, an Increase of $1,-
over
in
that
said
with
line
the
growth
plknned
company's
acquisitions of operating companies are pending.
concluded on Jan. 20, for ' the purchase of Cities
Fuel Corp. of Fresno, a company with extensive wholesale operations
in the San Joaquin Valley area, and a prime market of LPG products-,
and
services.
Division Headquarters have been established
in Fresno
to service present and potential new customers as well as to Improve
distribution efficiency.—V.
190, p, 1731.
additional
Negotiations
were
California-Pacific Utilities Co.—Registers With
•
SEC—
of 405 Montgomery St., San Francisco, Calif., filed
registration statement with the SEC on March 7, 1960, covering
87,307 shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale through
a
group of underwriters headed
by Eastman Dillon, Union Securities
Co.
Of
the shares to be sold 40,000 shares will be offered for
the
account of the company.
The remaining 47,307 shares are now out¬
This
company,
a
offered by the present holders
and
underwriting terms will be
standing and will be
.public offering
price
thereof.
The
supplied by
amendments.
the proceeds from the sale of its shares to
1960
construction program, estimated at
the 1960 construction cost will be financed
by the company initially through funds arising from internal sources
estimated to exceed $1,100,000 during the year and through short-term
The
will
company
finance
use
portion of its
The balance of
a
$3,722,540.
bank loans.
.
.
was merged into Californiaoffered include 1,853 shares
-issuable to Cotninental Illinois National Bank & Trust Co. of Chicago,
issuable to Cohtinental-Illinois National Bank & Trust Co, Of Chicago,
as trustee, in conversion of
1,390 shares of California-Pacific preferred
issued
in
connection
with
the
merger.
The
remaining 45,454 out¬
standing shares to be offered are issuable to Occidental Life Insurance
Co.
of
California
upon
the conversion
and cancellation
of $750,000
of
convertible
debentures
issued
by the company to Occidental in
June 1958 as part of a private placement of $2,500,000 of debentures.
'
In
1*958
June
Pacific.
—V.
The
191,
Southern Utah Power Co.
outstanding
shares
to
be
99.
p.
Campbell Water Co., CaPipbell, Calif.—Files With SEC
The
,$32
The
Lower—
Boston
to
are
tank
and
be used to complete
working capital.
water
two new
wells
.Railway
Railway
Net
^Railway
provision for
$6,877,969 for
Net
operating
charges
from
revenue
1959
I960
__
60,704,764
56,845,173
37,017,869
35,114,009
inc.
Total
surplus
&
charges:
Surplus
charges
surplus
before
65,829,611
99,172,471
87,560,775
'
,
possible
future
reduction in
investments1 in certain subsidiaries
of
Dividends
300,000
capital stocks of the company:
preferred stock_
1,463,791
on
cumulative
5%
21,731,164
for
Provision
value
...
year..
23,445,385
75,727,086
:
of
surplus, beginning
stock: •'
Common
Cash—$1
—V.
1
share
the
for
railway
$1,039,147
514,942
557,314
$602,264
$481,833
443,018
318,113
—
dividend—2%%
Stock
230,986
common
on
Cash
Earned
—V.
end
of
fractional
year
operations
Benedictine
of
Convent
St.
-
...
Wis.,
on
until
On
Feb.
or
From
Thereafter
1,
prior
Feb.
1,
bonds
V.
75,727,086
—
First Mortgage
bonds
Upon
to Feb. 1, 1963_:—:
1—
1963 to and including Feb. 1,
may
be
pin-setters are running substantially ahead
of
forecast continued improvement in both
We
earnings in 1960."
the
■
in
revenues
from
-
$3,000,000.
lease
1959
■ or
sale
and
of
previous
candle
years
1965—
redeemed without premium.
to
The
-
/SEC
Associates,
3%"
1%
s
-corporation..
covering
^at $5
The
per.
were
•
•
on
44,470
Feb. 23 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered
proceeds are
facilities for
working capital.
to
be
P. Ristine & Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
used to purchase additional
research-
and
development
of
issued
E.
and
earnings
with earnings
consecutive
year
of
up
of gain.
net
sales
for
the
year
,
Western Ry.—Earnings—
North
&
1960
Net- revenue
Net
191,
from
operations.
income
to
offered
used
for
in
used
to
(1)
repay
temporary bank loans of
$18,-
with company's construction program and
additional facilities.
The company esti¬
construction expenditures will amount to
$28,300,000
its
and
1960
be
$33,000,000
of
1961.—V.
during
190,
p.
1935.
Carpenter Steel Co.—Sales and Earnings^—
$2,224,
net
shares.
of
the
or
54
1959,
New
cents
sales
The
In
that
the quarter ended Dec. 31, 1959, con¬
and
consolidated net income of
earnings were $1.19 per share on 1,865,408
the
tax
saving from the loss carry-forward
for
of. $23,378,614
quarter's
addition
England-subsidiary for the quarter amounts to $1,015,000,
per
share credited directly
to reinvested earnings.
ended Sept. 30,
income was $1,?
currently outstanding. In
a
tax
saving
from
the loss
carry-forward applicable td
quarter and credited directly to reinvested earnings amounted
amounted
573,368,
addition
to
reports,
company
479.-
or
$578,000,
84
or
net
to
-sales
the
$19,195,013
Cents
31
for
per
cents
share
per
previous quarter
and consolidated net
on
shares
share.
William B. f)ana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Plaice, N6w York 7, N, Y., REctor 2-9570. George J. Morrissey, Editor;
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William Dana Seibert, President; Claude Seibert,-Vice President. Published twice
THE
-
connection
in
construction
the
that
mates
will
sale
bond
500,000
A2)
Co.—Registers With SEC—
on March 4 filed a registration statement with the
$25,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, series due
1990,
for public sale at competitive bidding.
Net proceeds of
company
covering
be
the
37,772
795.
p.
Carolina Power & Light
This
$117,372
34,454
railway
operating
railway
—V;
165,868
$122,255
expenses—
$283,058
166,084
1
revenue-
operating
1959
$288,339
*
operating
-Consolidated
ended Dec. 31, 1959 rose to
$275,099,009, from $187,849,000 in 1958. Net income after provision for
"income faxes amounted to $26,859,000, equal to $3.42 per share on
7,823,432 common shares outstanding on Dec. 31, 1959, following the
1
three-for-one stock split in November.
This compares with $13,803,000
Consolidated
stock
Railway
This
this company climbed to new record highs in
94.6% over 1958 net on a sales gain of 46.4%,
Bensinger, President, reported on Feb. 25.
This marks the sixth
Sales
B.
Co.—Registers With SEC—
Railway
shop and laborproducts and
Sales & Net
2887.
p.
SEC
under
Carolina
solidated
,1959,
the
Month of January—
new
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co.—Record
189,
1
-
With
Acquired—
Buffalo, N, Y., on March 8 filed a registration
covering 123,437 shares of its common stock,
options to certain officers and other key
of the company and its subsidiaries.—V. 190, p. 1935,
with
employees
.
Norristown, Pa.—Files
Commission—
below.—V.
Corp.,
derived prin¬
Inc.,
share, through F.
<atory-
.
M'ining
of
company,
be
and duck setting machines.
;
Securities and Exchange
Jan. 22
1965.
Mass.,
181, p.- 643. '
Briggs
-
will be non-refundable from borrowed
30 days written notice to the corpo¬
rate trustee, the borrower may redeem up to 50% of the outstanding
bonds from earnings, at .the following premiums:
REDEMPTION—The
funds
This
statement
SEC
Offered—Walstori
Bonds
and
Bowl-Mor's
1_„
& Co., Inc., of Mil¬
publicly offered an issue of
$1,500,000 of 5%, 51/4%, 5V2% and 5%% first mortgage
serial bonds, at 100% plus accrued interest from Feb. 1,
1960, on a "when as and if issued" basis. These bonds
dated Feb. 1, 1960 mature annually from Feb. 1, 1961
through Feb. 1, 1972, inclusive.
Serial
waukee,
"
~
305,222
,
Martin
in
cipally
shares
■
excess' of
9,770,229
'
Up" 113%—
bur
income
-
Co.—Net
income
of Baltimore—To Be
Carborundum
for, Bowl-Mor
time
Is
5,312,678
operating
795.
p.
International
See
according to Charles W. O'Conor, President.
"At the present
backlog of orders for spring and early' summer installations
1959,"
82,061,650
198.
p.
"Orders
600,000
stock:
per-share——...
of
lieu
in
surplus,
191,
$23
shares' at
422,841
manufacturer of automatic pin-setters for the
bowling industry reports sales in 1959 of $5,626,992, as compared with
$3,702,758, in 1958, a gain of 52%. Earnings, after provision for Fed¬
eral and State taxes, rose 113%
to $488,466 in, 1959 from $229,221 in
1958.
Net earnings in T959 amounted to 59 cents per common share
-on 749,453 shares outstanding.
This compares with 1958 net of 27 cents
per share on 694,050 shares.
"
,463,460
9,729,130
191,
5,221,998
$1,138,640
99,536
99.
p.
This Littleton,
respective
'
191,
Bowl-Mar
'
.
per
4,539,932
$1,421,171
~
railway
—V.
/
$1,117,206
operating
revenue__.
operating expenses
Canton Co.
,,
60,463,254
—
income
Net
expenses.,
Net
$6,360,638
$5,961,103
—
Net revenue -from railway operations.1_.
Net
railway
operating income
,
Earned
1959
1960
revenue
*.
62,228,852
Other income..
operating and
Income
operating
122,692,106 117,549,937
Operating
expenses
(including
possible losses, $7,283,182 and
the
respective
periods)
...
<
Railway
$613,317
and
$882,434
pre-
and
Canadian Pacific Liftes in Maiftfc—Earnings—
Month of January—
:
RR.—Earnings-
Maine
&
of
without
proceeds
steel
a
25 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
common stock
(par $25)
to be offered at
underwriting,
Feb.
on
Shares
share,
per
for
1960—Month—1959 - 1960—7 Months—1959
$4,523,976 $53,509,087 $53,363,331
"
'
191, p. 898.
company
covering .2,500
-
Month of January—
re-
periods),
respective
the
(including
income
other
and
first
outstanding.
through its
of VBS
output
Calif.,
'
Operating
as
the com'
260 during the quarter,—V./190, p. 1067.
Liquid Gas Cofp.—Sales—Net Up—
Sacramento,
"pattern
modern
$4,377,073
__
1958
$
,
of $204,969.
year
expenses
sales of $3,102,400 In the corresponding period
a
year ago. Net earnings after all charges and Income tax provisions
were
$341,039, equal to 92 cents per share on 371,053 shares of com¬
mon stock outstanding. In the like period a year ago, earnings amount¬
ing to $206,872
were equal
to 69 cents a snare on 301,924 shares
.
.
1831.
p,
Period End. Feb. 29—•
Sales
Beneficial Finance
fiscal
1959
increased from 205 to
285,687
,
for general corporate purpo:es.
used
be
to
ate
the entire
contracted to sell
organization.
sales
covering
offered
whole
non-recurring,
r-
Beltohfe Recording Corp., New York, N. Y.—Files With
Securities
with
•
...
•
member- of the board.
carpet at a new plant
a
tufted
a
"
the use of BigelowSanfords''patents and technology in the development and manufacture
of tufted carpet.
At the same time, Vorwerk & Co. has entered into
a
licensing agreement for the use of Bigelow's patents and techniques
for woven-"carpet.' These licenses have been given and will be serviced
by Bigelow-Sanford's wholly-owned subsidiary, Bigelow-Sanford AG of
Chur, Switzerland.
:
'
"Bigelow-Sanford's association With Vorwerk & Co. in the establish¬
ment of VBS gives us a firm and continuing interest in the new Euro¬
pean
cbmmon market and-in other developments that the common
market might take,'' Mr. Weicker said;
"It is hoped that VBS, along
with our other licensees, will find a broad- and profitable development
in the expanding economy of- a flourishing Europe.''
.
VOrwerk & Co. conducts extensive operations for woven carpet, uphol\stery materials and certain electrical equipment at five plants located
.in Western Germany.
Vorwerk was founded in 1790, and is now under
the direction of the sixth generation of its controlling family.
BigelowSanford, established in 1825,.; is the oldest carpet manufacturer in the
1959
1960
$1,499,351
1,201,985
January—•
operating revenue
Railway operating expenses
also
is
Officer and
Chief Executive
named
been
Weicker said that VBS has been licensed for
Mr,
.
Railway
•
$3,483,822
*374,635
1,981,751
has
Mr. .We'ickef
^carpet,, has
26,596,028
$6,505,401
Scheid
willxmanufacture
VBS
established
income..
operating
railway
'Deficit.—V.
28,049,077
operations
railway
heavy
According
six
equipment,' recently completed at Gehrden, hear Hannover. Vorwerk &
Co., one of Germany's leading manufacturers and distributors of woven
$34,554,478 $30,079,850
Railway
•.
-
will be marketed under
corporation's registered
name,
Nadelflor-Teppichfabrik Vorwerk-Bigelow-Sanford GmbH. : Vor¬
werk & Co. controls 60%
of VBS, and Bigelow-Sanford-controls 40%-.
1959
1960
*7
'--•-•
Feb.-29.
on
will be known and its products
VBS, which is derived from the new
name,
-
"
•
the
special charges and Federal
loss of $743 in the like pe*
before special charges and
a
earnings
net
Washington.
-
,
-The company
the
i
total
with
period one-year ago.
before
with
compared
public financing last October through the sale of 55,000 shares of com¬
mon stock,
today made public for the first time its sales and earnings
figures.
The company sells
and distributes liquefied petroleum gas
and equipment mainly in California, but also In Oregon, Nevada and
company
Sanford,
Ohio RR.—Earnings—
&
in
to
commercial
in Western Germany under the
director.
Baltimore
Month of January—
taxes
months
quarter
This
and
six
same
the
for
California
Carpet
New
Forms
—
Wuppertal-Barmen,
of
was
as
Stores
the
of
Co.
Carpet
-
for the manufacture of tufted carpet has been estab¬
joint ownership of Vorwerk <fc Co.
West Germany, and Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Co.,
Inc., according to a joint announcement by Dr. Erich Mittelsten Scheid,
head of Vorwerk- & Co.-, and Lowell P. Weicker, President of BigelowA
lished
paid by H. L. Green in 1959.
;
of variety stores, and owns
of McCrory-McLellan Stores
Corporation which operates 452 stores located in 36 states.
The
B.T.L.
purchase from H. L. Green represents about 72%
of
United Stores common stock and 23%
of its second preferred stock.
the same price
operates a
representing
•39%
...
Company in West Germany—
were
261,145
Stores 'and
United
.
components
Bigetow-Sabford
Corp. ;
the
in
Involved
the
in
$98,392.
1958,
This
•
.
March 2 announced that it had completed
L. Green Co., Inc. of its total stock ownership
on
*
.
•
design to specific mil company standards, and the experimental
units, are
erected, Bettinger expects
to be able to deliver complete
stations in volume in six weeks to two months from the date of order.
.
first
.to
the
'
*
the
In
fiscal year. Dr. Herbert W. Robinson, Presi¬
computer services firm, stated that sales
ended Dec. 31
amounted to $2,072,001. This was
months
against 26%
After
appointed
preferred $1.00
common
to
,pany
contribute heightened
recognition
through complete
stations are delivered to the erection site as
structural steel members, porcelain enamel interior
and exterior,wall pkhels, and decorative and identification components.
The" resulting almost" 1,300-square fobt two-bay
station is approxi%
mately one-third lighter than conventional cinder block fcbnlstrUctlon.
Periodic washing \vith hose and brush eliminates both inside and out¬
side painting* 'Cleaning- and "maintenance is skid to be equally simpli¬
sales
for training and recruitment
the quarter, special charges amounted to $68,094. This recruiting
and training work, Dr. Robinson said,, was undertaken in preparation
for the substantial corporate expansion program to be carried on during
1960.
Net
earnings
after
special charges and Federal
taxes were
$20,043, or V/2 cents per share. Net earnings per share totalled about
17'/2 cents per share In the last six months.
'
Reflecting the company's increasing diversification of business, sales
"■
■
division.
Station
Porcelain-enamel
>
793.
p..
sales
1959,
on
$382,028
and
factory-fabricated
•
been
has
shares of
$1.00 per
for '222,663
registrar
and
191,
the
,in
packaged ceramic-coated steel service stations produced
for the Sun Oil Co. have been delivered and in¬
Fort • Wayne,1 and Toledo,, (.according' to
Pender; Vice-Prekident in
Charge of Bettinger's Packaged
W.
■
fied.
Marine
in
Feb. 4 that
ended Dec. 31,
announced
fiscal year
over
previous
sales
were
175%
up
research
earnings
Due
De'trbit, <'Chicago,
Designed
trading
six
times
riod
corporation
Service
Inc.—Appointments—
'
The
income...
the
the
the
taxes
'first
this
Marc
,
.
this .'corporation
Steel Products,
Automatic
*$315,42?
106,504
of
of
Net
Reltinger Corp.-^-New Type Gas Stations Sold—
The
$2,655,107
' 630,273
Common—
Lists
Corp.—ASE
of
operating
.
* Deficit—V.
by
the
American Stock Exchange on. March 9 under the ticker symbol ARS.
.The specialists in this issue are James F.. Rafferty, J. E. Petta, and
V. Li. Leonard, all members of the ASE.—V, 190, p. 1066.
The
.
operations..
railway
(
uniformity
Research
Atlantic
from
revenue
stalled -in
revenue
in
!'
'
1 1960
1959.
$14,290,954 $14,073,255
11,392,400
11,418,148
•
.
revenue
operating
railway' operating
quarter
2.65
"•"$221,357
225,798
...
$1,021,395,
Federal
Net
*
,
;
Railway
Net
the new
1,313,483
11
operating
Arlington, Va., corporation
first
quarter of its 1960
the
totalled
1959 $922,249
1,237,671
1960
$1,534,840
or $2.13 per share after adjusting for the 1959 split.
earnings in 1959 only include results of operations of A. S.
merged with Brunswick in June, 1959.—V. 191, p. 899.
C-E-I-R, Inc.—Sales, Net Soar—
for
RR.—Earnings—,*
Line
Railway
Net
wnen
which
This
of equipment,, is
dispose of the
Dak.
and
Aloe
Lake Erie RR.—Earnings—
&
Railway
Net
Month of January—
/
Sales
dent
Month of January—
$41,451
*5,344
$47,467
11,562
.
operating
'Deficit.—'V. 191, p. 793.
;
reported for 1958,
the
has
Railway
Net
plus
RR.—Earnings—
v
revenuei__
operating
operating
S.
MotherhouSe and Academy at Sturgis,
been completed.
present
project
Railway
bonds,
for young ladies to be built on a 530 acre
located about three miles north of Rapid City,
Academy
an
site presently owned a"nd
from
revenue
mortgage
first
gether
"
Net
of
issue
proceeds from the sale of securities In the investment account, to¬
with funds on hand and earnings of the corporation, will be
used
to pay
for the construction and completion of a new Mother-
1959
$322,997
178,020
1960
3
(1107)
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
the
At
held
meeting
quarterly dividend
of
26,
Jan.
on
30 cents
declared
Directors
the
regular
a
share out of accumulated earnings,
per
with'
line
of
1960 to
10,
newly
a
semi-annual
a
per
I960.—V.
190,
established
for
basis
policy
of
sales
in
will
1960
be
moderately
In
figures
released
6.27
was
the
in 1959,
Sales outside
Neumiller,
in
B.
cents
per
sales
volume
increases
sales
1959
reported
profit
expected,,
as
spent $50,059,578 in the U. S.
buildings, machinery and equipment.
and
company
land,
should
many new models of machines.
In addition, expenditures (were made
to
complete an Industrial Engine Plant near Peoria, 111., to begin
construction of a new technical center near Peoria, a new emergency
at Spokane, Wash.,
to finish equipping
the new
plant
111.
Aurora,
major
Abroad,
and
Ltd.,
at
its
—V.
191,
p.
expenditures
revenue
operating
expenses-
Net
Net
1
from
revenue
railway
—V.
191,
plants
January—
revenue
operating
expenses,—n__.
Net
from
revenue
railway
Net
railway
—V.
191,
operating
Dec.
31—
(&
1959
1958
before
Provision
income
Net
Com.
*
Chicago,
in
223,708,844
192,297,353
188,307,250
46,248,307
30,335,917
20,739,174
Railway
operating
operating
Railway
Net
Net
23,600.000
13,650,000
*4,657,430
191,
RR.—Earns.
revenue
railway
operating
1959
15,803,272
operations—
16,420,987
$1,532,795
_
$2,146,138
deficit
This
16,685,917
16,081,744
will
operating
expenses
1959
14,036,564
Net
$1,781,647
220,812
from
revenue
railway operations
operating income
railway
•Deficit,—V.
191,
__
of
5,844,954
5,844,954
5,844,954
+$2.44
$1.64
|$1.55
£$1.66
credit,
Federal
1956
taxes
and
net
and
$4,082,438
based
are
in
interest
of
1955.
—
Month of January—
1960
operating
expenses
—V.
revenue^.
operating
expenses,,
Net
191,
3,130,340
3,168,859
$428,259
$434,799
158,240
187,522
railway operations
income—
Co.
of
New
Net
$3,196,686
__
$3,430,205
509,782
operations
income
operating
Railway
—V.
191,
1960
—!
operating
Net
Citizens
Directors
$641,024
$930,245
operations
income
expenses
The
$4,282,870
3,731,994
3,979,890
$543,062
$302,980
309,408
•
368,932
from
,
past
Consolidated
•the
1959
year
standing
1958
on
ment
income
net
amounted
of
end
to
the
this
corporation
$1.36
the
20,574,634 shares
for
of
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
share
per
year,
split.—V. 191,
This corporation
p.
N.
announced
See-Tee
to
outstanding at the end
Mining
$1.27
of
shares
459,489
.
608,277
after
Feb.
on
Corp.
26
sale
its
of
investors
in
New
Central
in
1958
Mexico
June,
Albuquerque,
>
to
operate
Arizona.
and
The sale price was not
disclosed, but was reported to be in excess
of
one-half million dollars, with a
resulting gross profit to Central
Transformer
approximating $290,000.
The
above
personnel
in
3
sale
made
was
New
Mexico,
possible
in
and
L.
series
The
an
on
dividend
of
March
record
is
rate
annual
the
Rosenthal,
dividend
56c
ninth
incrcease
basis.
by certain See-Tee
lieu
of
for
payment
Mining
President
of
policy
Citizens,
of
Tne
that Citizens had
stated
that
coordinating
established its 15th consecutive
advised
the
that
Board's
in
action
new
granted
to the parties concerned,
company at Central's cost.—V
new
high in
Net
Net
operating
operating
He
See
stated
Vick
that
Chemical
Clifton
The
the
operating
•Deficit.—V.
191,
Railway
Railway
Net
Net
—V.
operating
operating
of
Railway
Railway
$148 746
*34i518
Net
Net
operating
railway
—V.
191,
p.
railway
;
$7,377 017
4 048 230
4 439 173
income
'
.
I960
795.
$2,413,138
726 270
Illinois
revenue
Railway
operating
expenses
—V.
191,
p.
Chemical
(of.
Projects
Power-Gas*
Ltd.,
to
Ltd.
has
Group>,
supplement
ig59
2,475,583
230
share,
&
shares
plus
Merchants
April
of
its
accrued
National
1,
next,
4V2 %
its
common
held.
The
is to
subscription price, as well
supplied by amendment.
be
also
includes
be
may
to
additional
an
offered
shares
for
sale
offered
be
by
205,277
the
by the
of
present
for
company
1,402,482 common shares and certain
indebtedness.
Of
the net proceeds of the cash
wells,
12.55%
in
and
the
balance
for
if
war¬
corporate
general
pur¬
10c
000
to
the
Payment
stock
statement
!
expenses
1,126,136
railway
operations
$593,942
to
513,637
registration
acquisitions;
Co.—Stock
but
Delisted
the
on
file
a
San
report
Francisco
of
the
Mining
issuance
of
the
shares.
The
Mining
1957,
Exchange
following the
suspended
institution
trading
of
these
the
in
pro¬
Commission.
Commission's
it
mining
that
Ex¬
stock
misleading proxy statement.
decision, Consolidated filed a proxy
stockholders soliciting
proxies
for
a
1956, to vote on a proposal to inConsolidated^ authorized common stock from
mailed
to
July
on
9,
shares
in
order
n^Sht be used "for the
.
property
corporation whose stock is listed on the
the par value of its stock was reduced from
authorized capital increased from 5,000,-
1955
30,000,000
represented
to
and
and
meeting
to
S^^+e-S w.
$623,350
516,523
income
In
which
7,500,000
for
in
Nevada
a
of
$1,749,486
1,075,992
directors
progress.
failure
February,
1959
$1,669,934
—;
properties,
"No
or
to
make
available
of
acquiring
purpose
companies."
particular
transactions
The
of
proxy
such
unissued
and
new
statement
character
are
+1 lacZease in authorized capital was voted by the share°n July 12, 1956, the directors of Hampton
A, V, ah corP°ratio.n,r authorized, its. President,to negotiate
all
hnming'
795.
p.
is
the
stockholders
revenue
and
false
share
in
by
and
Feb. 29, the SEC ordered the withdrawal of
Consolidated Virginia Mining
Company, Armonk,
its
a
7,500,000
ceedings
Officers
their families, own 33.82%
100,000 common shares may
currently
Virginia Mining
of
of
per
of
additional
transactions
are
of
listing
filing
outstanding stock.
members
The
President
as
announced
Consolidated
Richmond, Va.
the
with
negotiated
stock
from
its
to
of
negotiations
decision
a
Y.,
$1
through
cumulative
dividends.
Bank,
i960
$398 790
15 029
47753
47,753
Ltd.—Formed
been
their
formed
&
normal
by P.
expenses
Net
railway
—V.
G.
Glasgow
from
revenue
191,
Railway
Net
—V.
191,
$254,692
72,195
railway
operating
operations.
1959
income
the
Engineering
Ltd., and
by under¬
o
'hv
v
acp
e
properties
46,160
construction
system,
Treasurer
the
Columbia
and more
will
ecutive
System on March 7 took the first step toward
470-mile microwave communication system.
which
is
designed
part of
as
Gas
economical
a
broad
for
System, intended
service
for
240
communication
automation
program
to make
customers
of
channels,
now
possible
under
more
Gas
construct
the
first
leg
of
the
System,
covering the
area
efficient
between
around
$1,500,000.
Ultimately, this microwave system will extend into Pennsylvania, and
Ohio, as well as Kentucky and West Virginia and, if viewed on a lhap
of
Con-
1934.
date the
tif
in
proxy
statement
*h
aT' tiff
stockholder
and"
Mahoney
one
H" C'
Van
tndnf6
first
the
filed.
inactive for
Valkenburgh brought
and Thomas E.
becan\e Board Chairman and Secretarywere designated as the company's exStanford R. Mahoney, then a
of HamPton, was elected a Di-
0?*S +Vme
respecUvHv
and
was
negotiations,
of
consisted
TnnL "6^11 5 Louis H- Seagrave
sale
of
9so ono
u
Consolidated,
250,000 shares
Valkenburgh.
Columbia.
signed with Collins Radio Co., of Dallas, Tex., the
Co., of Charleston, W. Va., a subsidiary of Columbia,
Act
1
committpp
authorized
is
contract
day
?
therein that no particular transactions for the
T Pr°Perties were pending. In fact, according to
T?m! 18,
i«en?o^ +uvs that substantial negotiations had
1956, the
way
Prestonburg, Kentucky, and Cedarville, W. Va. Cost of the first leg of
the microwave system will be $875,000 and the completed
system will
cost
rector
,
a
who
SrolliS
of a four State,
being installed
in
Gas
*
June
near
Sr?
many
Wilson
struction—Surety Bond Approved—
Columbia
next
TuVJe^s, the hIstory of these
vl
Consolidated's principal assets
Abo f S
«y' Nevada- which had been
Consolidated
The
the
on
At^the00^15^011^^;601^011
$133,709
75,888
and
lssuance of 12,500,000 shares in
s of HamPton stock, the exchange being
No reP°rt of this transaction and the
Was filed with the Commission, as required
«
decision
taLn
796.
p.
nf
192.283
$199,526
Consolidated;
been°1ma'dp' nH^C?mif!SSi0n stated- although no final commitment had
negotiations had nrJ
"SV the proxy statement, it is clear that
?eadina" frf
Pressed, to a point where it was "false and mis-
$325,992
238,636
expenses
from
i
thl liS ^,H e sf lhares
the Securities
Exchange
acauisftionQ
1960
$438,162
revenue
.r,8
/
resulting
bv
by
Wyoming Ry.- -Earnings-
operating
revenue
railway
1,050,459
to
rm<?P1i?Ved the
rv
504.
operating
assets
rnn
62,342
income
its
exchan^p fnr'Tn
pifppf^f u!
?'5
$1,305,151
$164,792
operations.
M'onth of January—
Railway
of
1959
$1,229,778
1,064,986
railway
operating
p.
United Fuel
activities
-Earnings—
1960
operating
Under
Humphreys
Southern Ry.-
&
Railway
This
$320 108
taking contracts for large fertilizer and chemical
projects overseas
The joint company, thereby, will be able
to call on extensive
resources
The Board
will
consist
of
J.
P.
V.
Woolam, G. Gresle Farthing
offer
of the acquisition of leaseholds and
gas properties,
including in some instances
exploration and development thereof and pro¬
crude
oil, condensate and natural
gas.
The
together
common
and
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—Microwave Network Con¬
2,405,689
Z
5'U^y
Works Projects
the
Simon-Carves
fund,
per
First
on
revenue—!,—
$2 834 373
699.
Works
to
proposes
the right to subscribe for one
purchase of three common shares
outstanding
Consolidated
CoC— Partial
Telephone
redemption
operating
1 672 594
$2 725 797
from
railway operations,.
operating deficit
Chemical
Ltd.
;
revenue
railway
for
Railway
RR.—Earnings—
I960
operating
$4 536 514
'
Month of January—
Net
filed
covering 140,purchase of 422,234
and
of
has
of
issued
such
N.
Month of January-
Net
,
Eastern
191,
Colorado &
1959
$18,939,287 $21 861 293
16,526,149
17,324^779
;
expenses
Railway
Net
$100
the
operating
Colorado
1959
$7,293,400
from
&
called
from
revenue
Net
operations..!
railway operations
operating income—
Chicago
Colo.,
1960,
1960,
the
then
100,000
outstanding stock.
no
below.
Co.,
sinking
at
at
operating
operating
railway
—V.
/1",
$28,956,746 $28,898 829
21,663,346
21,521,812
January—
operating revenue
revenue
the
complete,
additional
Net
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
RR.—Earnings—
Net
sale
group,
the
In
Month of January—
1959
iqqq
Month of
Railway
Railway
the
made
68oi254
• f
"
expenses—
railway operating
191, p. 1003.
which
oil
Mining Exchange
has
stock
be
$829 000
Ry;—-Earnings—
.
reVenue™—
from
revenue
„
24,
for
SnSfff nn ^ dafce.
Ohio
Month of January—.
company
25,
Denver,
Feb.
warrants
for
statement
exploratory
be
Clinchfield RR.—Earnings—
699.
p.
Chesapeake &
■
operation
preferred
50,118
income
The
Rights Offering—
Building,
on
company's prospectus lists Harry A. Trueblood, Jr.,
a
of
the
Forge-Waynesboro
company
$221,347
operations—
in
now
owner
as
Redemption—
617,653
railway
and
of the warrants,
and
change because
$839,000
__
expenses
from
revenue
railway
revenue
Tower
the SEC
March
properties,
and
ranted,
increasing the
Clearasil Inc.—Acquired—
Ry., Inc.—Earnings—
I960
1128.
p,
involved.
shares
According
Central Vermont
Railway
190
bowling
stock, $150,000 will be applied to the reduction of
current indebtedness, $250,000 for
drilling and completion, if warranted,
of development wells,
$40,000 to rework, deepen and
company anticipated the opportunity for con¬
tinued earnings progress in the current year, as a
consequence of the
diversified nature of the various geographical areas served
by Citizens;
the contribution to
earnings for the entire year 1960 of properties
acquired in the current year and late in 1959; the continuing growth
of
a
number
of
the
company's older properties; and prospects for
additional property acquisitions in the current year.—V.
191, p. 504.
will
Month of January—-
Railway
per¬
2112
shares
price
mortgage and other
sale of additional
and
this
1520,
for
•
poses.
The
1416 and
189,
Gas Inc.—Files
warrants
common
interest
company
divdend
1959.
also
plan.—V.
&
stock
record
and
thereof,
duction
Board's
the
in continued conform¬
was
held.
equipment
company's business consists
other
payments
that preliminary, unaudited figures
advised
He
progress.
10
producing
Utilities'
shares
purchase
properties.
Central.
Five-year options have been
mitting them to purchase this
of
exercise
holders
Corp.
arranging
sale, Central has agreed to invest
approximately $90,000 of the proceeds
in a new company to explore certain
copper properties
retained by
pp.
v
Co.—Registers With SEC—
stock.
common
outstanding
the
in
per share annual rate compares with divi¬
paid by Citizens in 1945—the year prior to
management—adjusted for subsequent stock
increasing the dividend rate
three
each
to
■
at
common
underwriting is
The registration
dividends.
Rosenthal
of
share
each
the
as
Co¬
1.
56c
share
present
share earnings in
Mr.
shares
B
in
new
per
Citizens
earnings
Oil
No
stock
to
declaration, the Board announced that this quarterly
its
of
in again
indicated
per
payable
the
cents
of
common
for
8
for
used
be
Coal
located
utility
shares
able.
wholly-owned
private
by
organized
was
in
adjust¬
Subsidiary—
the
to
■
Mining
"
company,
stockholders
once
March
to
registration statement with
cash dividend payments on the series B shares reflected
gains to date in
1960 and its belief that Citizens' earnings outlook for 1960 was favor¬
M.
See-Tee
mining properties in
out¬
share
per
1958
699.
Central Transformer
Corp.—Sells
subsidiary,
2710,
p.
a
This
a
again increased the annual dividend
shares by declaring a quarterly dividend of J4 cents
increase
years.
of
with
ance
for
the
share
new
Consolidated
Co.—Higher Dividend-
company
cash,
splits and stock
wth
subsidiaries
21,274,634
on
compared
as
its
and
this
places
Richard
South West Corp.
the
at
in
advent
action
&
of
present
11
the
699.
Central
Utilities
are
purchased pursuant to said
2,405,865
748
its series B
share
payment
1959
$4,275,056
railway operations—..
operating deficit
railway
191, p.
—V.
190,
Co.,
of 436 Seventh Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa., on March 2
registration statement with the SEC covering $3,030,000 of
Participations in its Investment Plan for Salaried Employees, together
with
100,000 shares of Consolidation Coal
common
which
may
be
795.
p.
incident with
1960
revenue
operating
revenue
pro¬
$3,336,110
expenses
railway
one
Consolidation
1959
$3,149,969
2,508,945
revenue
from
revenue
dends
Net
construction
26 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
stock (par $1) being offered at $10
by stockholders of record March 1, i960
754,919
:
This
operating
operating
railway
per
Jersey—Earnings—
Month of January—
Railway
The
alleys and working capital.
795.
p.
of
basis
The
14,247,147
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.—Earns.
699.
RR.
first
subscription
for
proceeds
the
on
13,362,092
Month of January—
Net
$3,603,658
railway
operating
1959
$16,558,778 $17,677,352
________
Recreation
Feb.
on
company
share
filed
1959
$3,558,599
from
revenue
railway
—V.
rate on
Central
of
covering 11,500 shares of common
shares
from
operating
registration
a
$30,000,000
Richmond, Va.—Files
Securities and Exchange Commission—
With
1960
operating
Railway
revenue...
revenue
filed
covering
for property, additions.—V.
about $700,000,000
Commonwealth
per
Railway
Net
total common shares
figures for all prior years
Georgia Ry.—Earnings—
operating
railway
191, p.
10
improvements.
and
additions
property
795.
p.
Railway
$4,842,570
the
upon
Month of January—
Net
March
on
of the company and its subsidiary, Commonwealth Edison Co. oi
Inc., for the four-year period 1960-63 calls for expenditures
*397,953
of
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—Earnings—
Railway
Net
Street, Chicago,
Adams
West
SEC
the
Indiana,
15,195,404
$1,975,073
.-.
be
gram
$16,011,637 $16,977,051
.—-
at
cost
1960
revenue
16,863,224
7,334,897
on
of
With
bonds, series U, due March 1, 1960 to be offered for publio
competitive bidding.
Net proceeds of the sale of the bonds
added to working capital for ultimate application toward the
mortgage
operating
Net
22,643.307
in
of 72
utility,
statement
142,192
790,493
Commonwealth Edison Co.—Registers Bonds—
Z
795.
p.
the
$17,336,067 $18,567,125
—
expenses
Chicago & North Western Ry.—Earnings—
Dec.
31, 1959. Per share
shown
have
been adjusted for the 25%
stock distribution made
in
1959. Dividends in 1959 were paid at the rate of
$1 per common share,
the
same
as
during the two prior years.—V. 190, p.
2339.
Railway
Railway
&- Pacific
The
j__
$4,000,000
Central
Paul
sale
*6,200,000
i The 1959 per share figures
outstanding
St.
1960
from
revenue
railway
—V.
23,063,224
taxes
outstanding—
coin,
share-
special
1957,
issued an Order
under the Holding Company Act
System to execute a-surety bond in the amount of
$250,000 for such refunds, if any, as its subsidiary, Amere Gas Utilities
Co
'may be required to pay as a result of collecting increased rates
pursuant to rate schedules filed with the PSC of West Virginia in
September 1959.—V. 191, p. 700.v., ...•
has
SEC
The
authorizing
Milwaukee,
'
■
in West Virginia.
and Weston, all
Hundred
Salem,
Cameron,
36,749
—
Month of January—
$
per
Alter
102,584
and
$86,421
Federal
profit
slis.
Earns,
West
339,§34
$234,937
•
&
1956
$
taxes-™
income
„
inc.
for
1957
$
265,235,584
1
sales
Profit
$426,055
w,
*
the system to be owned and operated by Manufac¬
Heat will extend from Pittsburgh south to Weston,
Virginia, where it connects with United Fuel Gas at Cedarville
lidve stations
at Pittsburgh, Washington, Pennsylvania,
and at
of
Light
turers
795.
p.
Railway
Subs.)—Earnings—
$
Net
operations
Month of January—
Corp. of America
End.
Years
367,493
,
u
be
to
section
The
1959
$602,430
!
—
com¬
Division of Collins
biirfih.
I960
,
Ky.,
work
1960.
used on the system will be manufactured by the
Radio.
,
The microwave system will
provide Columbia Gas System operating
companies with voice communication, a teletypewriter service, facisimile
facilities for telemetering, supervisory control and data communication.
The other segments of the system are to be constructed by Ohio Fuel
Gas Co. of Columbus, and Manufacturers Light
Si Heat Co. of PittsEquipment
Texas
Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.- -Earnings— ;,
operating
603.
Celanese
222,069
Railway
be owned
Va. Installation
is expected to be
foot
the
in the fall of
pleted
$814,775
295,622
$778,808
operations-
income:
Railway
*
1,887,619
795.
p.
Month of
by Caterpillar Tractor Co.
Scotland, and Newcastle, England.
Glasgow,
at
1959
$2,774,905
1,960,130
$2,666,427
:L
railway
operating
1
—
The first leg, to
will extend from Prestonburg.
of the U, to Cedarville, W.
initial leg will begin next summer and
this
on
1960
operating
below
by'United Fuel Gas
operated
iust
made
were
The
■
Month of January—
.
parts depot
28/29
House,
..
abroad
$9,001,530
Sufficient funds were
to finance these expenditures and long-term
debt remained unchanged.
Domestic
expenditures
included substantial costs for
tooling, for
at
Simon
U-shape extending south from Columbus
Charleston, West Virginia',
to
'north
and
and
operations
by
be
.
Railway
1960
generated
will
company
Monday, March 14, 1960
.
Huntington, W. Va., then east to
to Pittsburgh.
470-mile system will have 29 stations.
Ohio,
1.
.
would present a
reeion,
the
of
having
each
Chairman,
Western Ry.—Earnings—
Great
,
The
first
the
„
the
of
St.,
Chicago
company history.
Profit was $46,517,987,
dollar of
sales and $1.68
per
share of
improve,"' the Caterpillar executives said.
Caterpillar
attributes the expected
sales increase to
the rise in
general business activity which will "create additional demands for
earthmoving machinery for mining, material handling and other uses."
for
be
.
Railway
stock.
common
"If
month,
last
highest
$742,336,608,
which
President.
the company
and Harmon S. Eberhard,
Chairman,
will
who
...
registered office
London, W.
Dover
than
higher
company officials said in the annual report on Feb. 3.
the
U. S. "should also be higher,"
according to Louis
of
Director.
Railway
Caterpillar Tractor Co.—Sales and Earnings—
Domestic
Rutherford,
possible payment in March
47.
p.
W.
R.
alternate
The
stockholders of record Feb.
26, 1960. Also,
considering extra dividends
and September
each
year,
the Board declared
an
extra
dividend of 20 cents
share, payable March 10, 1960 to stockholders of record Feb. 26,
payable March
in
on
and
an
.
presented*
acquisition
and
the ' directors
stock to Van
of Consolidated
Va]^nfburgh
Pres«nt,
Seagrave,
Wilson
vfnrt,? ^^^ted's Board of Directors the pos<?pfZr(1
min]n? Properties, including those owned
authfSfd6! &n fWils0n as Consolidated's Executive
an^ early^ subseouent d^lntf t,° C01\VnUe negotiations to a point where
sible
nf
by
Hamoton and
Committee were
ments
venture
In
S
meeting mlght
agreement
with
consider definite commit-
^ra!? ii&nd WIlson
entered
into
a
joint
nrlSe? J
Van Valkenburgh and others, to acquire
exchanJ fT
^ ,WOfld be transferred to a corporation in
mining
.
1,200 ,uuu
000
,
snares
shares
to
t0
oon nnn
iO.OOO.OOO
authorized Capital
to
shares
provide
was
Increased from
shares
to
be
used
Number 5933
191
Volume
(1109)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
1,569,397
on
member
stock.
Consolidated
of
*
■
1959 were the highest in the company's
history, according to the printing firm's annual report.
Net
income
was
$9,180,000,
equivalent to $3.21 pdr share.
This
Sales
and
based
earnings
with
compares
of
$2.81 a share in
1958, both
outstanding Dec. 31, 1959.
and
$8,057,000
shares
year's
of
a
tributed
The
continued
„.
1960.
Railway
$439,438
expenses——7—2,121,564
operating
deficit
Net
Net
—V.
191,
$233,250
1,979,010
$1,682,126
$1,745,760
1,755,151
1,879,376
revenue—;
operationsdeficit
railway
from
operating
railway
With
Securities and
corporation
The
'
proceeds
to
are
be
filed
29
Feb.
on
for
used
letter
a
v
limited
This
tration
partnership of 375 Park
with
statement
limited
the
SEC
March
on
Lewis
and
motel
in
that
in
Gittler
F.
cash,
for
4.
have
Net
contract
a
purchase
to
and
Yablock
The
group
the
partnership
partnership interests.
in subordinated
has
for
a
partnership
interests
registration
partnership,
partnership
the
the
1990,—v.
due
191,
Delaware
1004.
p.
Month of January—
operating
revenue
Railway
operating
.
.
Net.
191,
operations
railway
operating
railway
—V.
from
r
-
Railway
operating
_____!.
expenses.-.
Net
191,
involved.
proceeds are
operating
revenue—L_,_.
-Railway operating
expenses--——
;Net
—
191,
operating
p.
income—:
.
1 <■
.
'
„.
for
&
Ironton
operating
operating
,Railway
Railway
v'
1960
$6,098,017
4,103,241
■
—V.
.
191,
-
588,300
Railway
operating
operating
7
revenue.
Railway
1960
$643,598
;409,090
*
expenses
„
Net
Net
from
revenue
191,
•
-
,—Bonds
$721,405
27,428
operations——^-
income
Sisters
of
Chicago
Offered—B.
Be
to
C.
and
&
'will
1959
"
$656,024
59,371
Co.,
of West
1962 through September, 1963; 5V2%, March 1, 1964
through September, 1967; 534%, March 1, 1968 through
•March 1975. Dealers' concessions are: 1% through Sep¬
i
1970;
ber,
1Y2% from March 1971 through March, 1975.
GUARANTEED
BY—Dominican Sisters of the Third Order of St.
the Immaculate Conception American Mother-
Dominic Congregation of
house,
Mr.
however,
critical
certain
were in¬
materials
Curley said there is every
indication for another
189,
704.
p.
the cost of constructing two
the aged, namely a 58-bed
addition to Rosary Hill Convalescent Home in Chicago, and a 56-bed
] addition to Saint Ann Rest Home in Milwaukee, Wis., both now under
«
.
.
PURPOSE
new
OF
additions
to
ISSUE—To
their
pay
present
construction.
in
part
homes
for
394,092
Erie
RR.—Earnings—
'
1960
1959
$13,367,218 $12,064,666
10,773,369 10,721,067
Month of January—
operating
operating
I
revenue—
expenses
Net
Net
revenue
191,
$2,593,849
operations
railway
from
income
operating
railway
•Deficit.—V.
$1,343,599
632,243
*462,507
.—
„
796.
p.
Eshelman Motors Corp.—Common
on
a
will
Products
1960— 2Months—1959
$$,594,016 $14,873,384 $13,454,212
the
of
Go.—Acquisition—
exchange
of stock by which
Ecko Products Co.,
said holders of 99% of. the 108,045 outstanding shares of
Steel Products common stock tendered their shares and
received
one-half
share
of Ekco common stock and one-fifth
Ekco
second
Washington
net
earnings
cumulative
preferred stock in exchange for
each
more
than
$500,000
sales
on
of
approximately
BUSINESS—Eshelman
March
on
and
191,
700.
p.
program,"
well
by
as
equity
through
manufacturers
own
battery
The
1959
of
issuance
1959,
of
Davies
said, "is thus aimed at these ad¬
by stock as
shareholders*
of new shares."
Autolite,
industrial
purchased
batteries,
for
&
D
cash
to
C
Batteries, Inc.,
complement»-its
operations.
President
reported consolidated net earnings after taxes for
compared with $2,637,659 for 1958. Earnings from
equal to $4.50 a share compared with $1.68 a share
$7,052,602
operations
Mr.
enable the company to acquire companies
cash and to minimize dilution of existing
were
been developed
Commission has issued an exemption
Act permitting Eurofund, Inc.,
Exchange
Company
Investment
the
Net—
Feb. 25 reported net earnings for 1959 were
$9,570,076, an increase of 59%
over the $6,019,521 earned
On a per-share
basis, 1959 earnings were $4.37 compared
on
company
record
1958.
a
ip.
to
1958.
highest previous earnings were
All per-share figures are based
company's
The
a
Street, New York, to
held by four foreign
of Eurofund's assets,
Bearing Co.—Record Sales and
Fafnir
This
in
share
1957.
outstanding
31, 1959.
and dividends also
Dec.
payrolls
$7,414,275. or $3.39
on 2,187,705 shares
reached new peaks last year, the
disclosed in its 49th annual report.) > Total employees' com¬
pensation and fringe benefits exceeded $30,000,000.
,
Incoming orders last year rose 40% over 1958.
Backlog at the end
of 1959 stood at $15,500,000. up from $11,250,000 a year earlier.
,
company
Increases
in
1959
ponents
highway
were
and
the industrial ma¬
industries. The report also cited
instrument bearings, instrument com¬
systems in missiles, Jet engines and
most prdnouncea in
auto
helicopters.
Cash
a
incorporated in Maryland
formed In order to develop
corporation with offices at 14 Wall
permit certain of its portfolio securities to be
banks as agents of the domestic bank custodian
Bankers Trust Co.—V. 190, p. 1419.
in other fields such as
for inertial
guidance
of the completion of negotiations for other com¬
panies by exchange of stock, according to R. H. Davies, President,
the
company
is inviting tenders from its shareholders for 150,000
shares at
a
price of $54 per share with a provision that if more
shares are
tendered, the company may accept a greater amount up
to approximately 250,000 shares.
Mr.
Davies
explained that Electric Autolite has been negotiating
to
acquire more companies under its previously announced program
of
expansion and diversification.
The acquisition would be made in
some
cases by
an exchange of stock under a new policy of acquiring
companies for either stock or cash. Formerly, the policy was to buy
for
cash only because the market value
of Autolite stock was sub¬
stantially less' than the book value. Negotiating developed that cer¬
tain
desirable Requisitions were not obtainable except for stock, ac¬
cording to the President.
/'Such
and
Securities
under
Maryland
progress
expectation
vantages—to
L.
of Toledo, meeting on Feb. 9,
shares
was
Eurofund, Inc.—Receives Order—
The
order
purposes.
the
company
working capital.
and children's cars which had
Eshelman Corp.—V. 190, p. 1833.
farm,
management
to invite shareholders'
sealed tenders
of the company's common stock for expansion
the
$25,000
drivers,
was
cars
chinery,
The Board of Directors of this company
received, approximately
tools (hand-drills, screw
Corp.
Motors
The
1955.
golf
Chescon
Sales
150,000
electric
Co.—To Solicit Tenders—Earnings—
Electric Autolite
/ authorized
31,
produce
Sales,
said Washington
Beggs
proceeds
net
various small machine shop tools);
purchase of additional inventory and
and
and approximately $166,250 for
motion;
$2.75 in
common.
of
etc.,
1960—Month—1959'
$7,237,506
Products, Inc., manufactures and sells cabinet and
hardware and kitchen cabinet attachments.
In 1959 the company
In
the
additional
for
used
be
approximately
$300,000 for the
materials (en¬
gines, generators, batteries,
starters, etc., fiberglas resin, chemicals,
etc.);
approximately $40,000 for product advertising and sales pro¬
acquired Washington Steel Products, Inc., Tacoma, Wash., was
on Feb. 19 by Robert T. Beggs, President of Ekco.
of
door
best efforts basis.
wrenches,
Up-
Inc.—Sales
Stores
Stock Offered—Leo
Co., Inc., on Feb. 29 publicly offered 250,000
shares of common stock (par 10 cents) at $3 per share,
Hershman &
by The
900.
v.-In. September,
111.
Chicago,
$1,353,255
476,375
operations.,^,
;
—:—
701.
p.
Railway
totaled
.
from March, 1966, through Septem-
1965; 1V4%
191,
income—
operating
railway
"
1959
$747,128
458,618
1,
tember
Net
from
revenue
of 36%
Steel ProdUcts' how' is being'opferated as
a
subsidiary of Ekco, under the same
management and with the same
plants and personnel in Tacoma and Seattle, Wash., and Portland, Ore.
the following interest coupons: 514%, March
carry
$1,749,780
operating
Beggs
Mr.
Bend, Wis., plan to offer tomorrow (March 15) a new
issue of $600,000 of 5%%, 5%% and 5%% first mortgage
serial bonds dated March 1, 1960.
This 15-year issue
i
for
costs,
steel stfike. Operating
interrupted flow of
Brothers
p.
of
had
Dominican Sisters
Ziegler
railway
Railway
Railway
$13,000,000.
$656,024
489,088
796.
p.
Dominican
'
railway
operating
railway
—V.
1959
$4,426,469
3,073,214
1960
revenue—______
Washington Steel
for
1
expenses—
$5,132,147
3,382,367
operating
1959
Eastern Stainless. He stated the company's sources
are
excellent, its financial position is strong, new
melting,
rolling and
finishing are proving themselves
Completion
Mr.
1,510,800
RR.—Earnings—
■
reported for
were
earnings
Net
the
of
—i———
—V.
,
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Ry.—EarningsMonth of January—
Railway
announced
^
Month of January—
earnings
and
$49,301,571.
outputs.—V.
peak
share
$721,405
—___
Electronics Capital Corp.
at
for
Ekco
■
1959
$1,166,824
$2,094,164
1,372,759
income—
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line
-
190, p. 2040..
Washington
operations..
railway
guidance systems, servo control packages and communication sys¬
for many of the nation's missile and space programs.
is the nation's largest small business invest¬
ment company and specializes in providing long-term capital and man¬
agement for electronics companies.
It has recently announced invest¬
ments of $1,250,000 in Electronic Energy Conversion Corp., New York,
N. Y.;
$400,000 in Cain & Co., Los Angeles, Calif.; $300,000 in Vega
Electronics
Corp.,
Cupertino, Calif.; $400,000 in General Electrody¬
namics
Corp., Garland,
Texas; and $1,000,000 In Potter Instrument
Co., Inc., Plainview, L. I., N. Y.—V. 191, p. 505.
for
a
$1,738,627
876,875
813,584
79e:"■;
i9i; p:
7—v.
*
expenses-—-—
operating
railway
for working capital.—V.
suppliers.
future,
Edison
1959 '
$5,834,354
* 4,095,727
I960
Net" revenue1 'form
.Net
sales
of
national
year
facilities
with
RR.—Earnings—
revenue
Ultronix, because of Its unique specialization, stands on the threshold
of high volume sales.
ultronix is presently supplying subminiature component assemblies
materials
raw
share
Toledo
Detroit
with the
be offered
Plan at 95 % of the
on the day on whicn
accepted.
No under¬
with the Union which represents Eastern
employees, the company was able to produce and ship
because
the
For
$373,334
431,387
Month of January—
,
total
Eastern's
have
*
'
to
trend
a
Steel Corp.—Annual Report—
both
in
Steel
excellent
'7
•
operations three years ago in San Mateo, Calif., and
the precision electronic component field. Its recent
proprietary thermoplastic technique has enabled
increase its share of the precision component market.
With
towards
micro-miniaturization
in electronic
components,
of
Ohio—Files With SEC—
agreement
an
the
during
creased
,
$447,860
426,476
•_
—
'
stock.
specialized in
PROCEEDS—Of
to
Stainless
1959
$1,904,776
operations
railway
505.
railway
—V.
from
revenue
to be used
Stainless
1958
Chicago,
Net
t
convertible deben¬
Ultronix began
has
market."
Western RR.—Earnings—
Month of January—
'Railway
Capital
Net
Period End. Feb. 29—
& Rio Grande
.Denver
-
the
Sales
,
;
Debentures—
has purchased the $300,000 five-year
k
$6,031,823
5,658,489
from
604.
p.
Inc., Charles E. Salik, President of Electronics
and Ronald D. Meredith, Ultronix's President, announced on
These debentures will convert into 33Mj% of the total Ultronlx
Feb. 23.
Feb. 29 filed a letter of notification
shares of common stock (par $5) to
on
equal to $2.19 per share, compared to earnings of $1.77
per share for the previous year, after giving effect to the two-for-one
stock split of April 15, 1959.
1
Mr. Curley cited the company's activity as "notable accomplishments
in
a
period marked
by the national steel industry strike and its
many
related problems. The results obtained confirmed the wisdom
of
our
policy of continuous expansion of our production facilities
and
marketing program. This policy will be vigorously pursued in
order
to
assure
the company
a
greater share of the growing steel
505.
p.-
below.
Corp.,
report distributed on March 8 to all stockholders.
Consolidated net sales amounted to $66,945,144, an increase
$892,341
466,516
i960
$5,834,231
5,386,371
railway operations--.
operating
deficit
1—__________
railway
—V.
Ltd.—Sales Rights Acquired—
nual
1959
$3,981,592
3,089,251
•
'
revenue—
were
more
before
^
•
.
.
...
operating
revenue
3,123
Inc.,
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western RR.—Earnings—
Month of January—
Railway
Net
44,447
income__;_——;
this corporation
and its subsidiary, Industrial Stainless Steels,
according to President John M. Curley in the company's an¬
by
from
'
—'
12,307
•>.Newuplateaus
.
547,734
income
505.
p.
$133,310
1960 Employees' Stock Purchase
on the New York Stock Exchange
are
made
and purchase contracts
Eastern
paying agent
5 Va % series
$838,403
•„
191,
1959
and
year
tures Issued by Ultronix,
is
Due
revenue
$175,830
—
$3,148,131,
I960$3,942,318
3,103,915
expenses—______
—V.
—V.
RR., Corp.—Earnings—
Railway
Net
operations—_—
railway
Whitney
company
writing
the public
...
Hudson
&
full
1959
347,690
Electronics,
allocations
over
Irving Trust Co. has been named trustee, registrar and
lor $25,000,000 of
the company's first mortgage bonds,
$32,771,830,
a
30%
increase from the
than twice the total sales figure for 1956,
ECI transferred its major operations from
Hew Jersey
to Florida.
Dedication ceremonie« for a" new
150,000
square
foot
ECI manufacturing: building
were, conducted
late last
month.
""This
facility
will
be
in
full
operation
early in March.
year,
last
the
$481,000
—_"
pursuant to
closing price
Dayton Power & Light Co.—Appointments—
,
awax-ded
in
company
the
Pacific Ry.—Earnings-
701.
covering
SEC
The
and
on
nearly
program
previous
•70,725
1960
operating
p.
Fairbanks
The
payable
agreed to assign
consideration
of
interests,
Contract—
Inc.—New
initial contract award from the Burroughs
Fob. 24 by Frank W. Godsey, Jr., President
is engineering development
and produc¬
one-third of the critically important ALR
earlier' by' the
Ah* Forte td Burroughs
Corp., which will serve as system manager.
ECI won this award in
competition with some of the largest firms in the industry.
ECI's
growth and expansion In
the field of high precision elec¬
tronics
has
been
rather
notable
in
recent
years.
Total sales for
defense
•$33,322
34,143
are
of
1293.
Included
company.
representing
Ultronix
&
Eagle-Picher Co., Cincinnati,
thereof.
offering
191,
EMI
to be offered for sale in $5,000 units
by Interamerica Securities Corp., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Jules
Yablock.
The
general partners will receive $90,000 in cash in con¬
sideration of their agreement to pay
all costs and expenses in con¬
nection
with
the
acquisition of the motel property, organizing the
The
announced
was
this
tion
451,228
$514,000
from
revenue
See
taking title subject to a first /mortgage
$350,000
by
taking title subject to a second
in that amount.
purchase
contract
to
the
—V.
Harrison
M.
p.
million
$9.5
a
development
revenue
operating
railway
Net
by
mortgage
$20,000
into
entered
Harvey
United States Hotel Corp., for $1,182,500,
$400,000
amount,
Nelson,
Taft
O.
190,
tems
York, filed a regis¬
1960, covering $515,000
limited
a
1958 —V.
Communications,
This company
expenses—338,170
operating
Railway
in
Electronics Capital Corp.—Buys
$82,245
——
Month of January—
investment
Nadelson,
Sam
property from
$432,500
interests,,
purchasing
of
Yablock,
Jules
7
partnership
purpose
of
700.
p.
Duluth, Winnipeg
partnership organized for
the fee title to the Cross¬
roads Motel in Amarillo, Texas..
The partnership will own the motel,
but will not
operate it or the 150-seat restaurant which is part of
the property. .The entire
motel property will be managed by United
States Hotel Corp.
It was opened for business in July 1958.
of
the
191,
i—'.
income
operating
w
New
Ave.,
—_
operations——.
railway
from
revenue
railway
•Deficit.—V.
SEC
share
below.
Inc.
of
common
Net
purposes.
Associates—Registers With
Amarillo
Corp.
1959
$417,906
$524,846
442,601
expenses—
Railway
Crossroads
Ionics
Receipt
RR.—EarningsI960
revenue———
operating
of
corporate
general
__
~
operating
Net
•
notification with the
SEC covering 75,000 shares of class A common
stock (par 10 cents)
to be-offered at $4 per share; through Mortimer B. Burnside & Co.,
New York, N. Y.
'• " -V
-; ' ' ' . " ... - *
The
.
•
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic
Month of January—
York, N. Y.—
Exchange Commission—
a
505.
p.
Railway
CosnatRecord Distributing: Corp., New
Files
$1.79
or
Electronic
the
1959
1960
Month of January—-
Vir\'v
.780.
p.
Ry.—Earnings—
Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range
operating
$2,816,911
Electron Arc, Inc.—Acquired—
to
Railway
322,900
of
.
with
expenses in connection
anticipates these expenses will be
projects in 1959 included starting of
347.
p.
sale
to incur start-up
Expansion
print
National
Geographic Magazine, beginning of
production in its new rotogravure plant in Warsaw, Ind., and new
equipment installations
in several other plants,
The company also
acquired Rudisill; and Co., Inc., in Lancaster, Pa., and broke ground
for
a
new
plant in Old Saybrook, Conn., to produce Life Magazine
for distribution in the northeastern area of the United States.—V. 188,
in
higher
operations
1958!
from
shares of Crane Co. common.
The combined total of the net earnings and the special credits for
the year amounted
to $10,104,730 equal
$6.45 a share compared
and
program
net
a
company's
See
continuing
is
expansion
In
were
transactions
compared with special items "of $179,252 or 11 cents a share in
The major special credit in 1959 was a net gain of $2,900,983
December.
in
company
its
with
of
volume
company
there
1959
were
resulted
shares outstanding on Dec. 31,
1958. At the
1,567,413 common shares outstanding.
and adjustments of a special nature that
addition to earnings of $3,052,128 or $1.95 a share
common
of
There
the
$130,165,000,
totaled
sales
The
Railway
142,
years
an
increase of 10 %
over the pre¬
$118,219,000.
its practice of retaining the major part
earnings to finance growth. Quarterly cash dividends of 20 cents
share
were
paid during 1959 and a 4%
stock dividend was dis¬
Net
close
for
number
the
on
ceding
\tJApcordipg.,to„ the <^qisipp, one of the reasons why the property in¬
terests were' not transferred directly' to Consolidated
but were first
■acquired by Hampton in exchange for Hampton stock, and then ac¬
quired by Consolidated through'the
exchange of its stock for the
Hampton stock, was the belief that thereby the transaction would be
within the "no sale" exemption of Rule 133 under the Securities Act of
1933 and that persons receiving Consolidated stock would then be free
to redistribute it without registration under that Act.'
In fact, except
for Seagrave and Wilson, the members of the joint venture, including
Van Valkenburgh, sold all or substantial amounts of the Consolidated
stock
they
received
within ? several
months. thereafter,
and other
•persons receiving shares of Consolidated stock in exchange1 fof Hamp¬
ton
stock
also made
resales within', a short time
thereafter.
While
not
ruling on
the question whether Consolidated
was
justified in
issuing its stock in exchange for Hampton stock in reliance on Rule
133, since that question was not in issue, the Commission stated that
4n no-event would Rule 133 have operated to permit the shares issued
-in exchange-to be thereafter distributed to the public without regisr
tration.—V.
& Net—
Donnelley & Sons Co.—Record Sales
(R. R.)
and Van Valkenburgh was elected a
Directors
, . ,
.<'•
In May, 1956, Consolidated's board
voted to submit to stockholders
the proposal
for an increase in authorized shares to 30,000,000 to
provide shares to be used for the acquisition of properties or com¬
panies.
At a directors' meeting on July 2, 1956, specified properties
considered
for
acquisition, as described in a brochure prepared by
Seagrave entitled "Hampton Mining Company,"
were discussed, witn
the
understanding that the board would defer action thereon and
would adjourn until after the stockholders meeting.
When it recon¬
vened on July 13, 1956, following stockholder approval of the increase
in authorized shares on July 9, 1956,
the board approved the issuance
of
Consolidated
stock
for
Hampton stock upon
che acquisition by
Hampton of 13 specified mining interests, 12 of which were described
in
the seagrave brochure.
The members of the joi ,t venture and an
affiliate
received 6,339,500 shares
of Hampton stock and Mahoney
■500,000 shares which were exchanged for a total of 8,574,375 shares
acquisitiqn. of properties;
of Hampton's Board of
the
In
5
dividends
Comparable
figures
1959.
In
The
in 1959 totaled $3,819,960, or $1.75 a share.
for 1958 were $2,878,166, or $1.32 a share.
Per
adjusted for a 100% stock dividend paid in May,
a year-end 3%
stock dividend was declared.
paid
figures
share
are
addition
report
disclosed
that Fafnir
Limited in
acquired the business and
assets
England last year for cash ap¬
tax adjustments.
The company indicated
that cash for the new venture, as well as
for expansion in the U. S., would be available due to conservative past
dividend policies.
Recently the cash dividend rate was raised to $2.00
per year from the $1.75 paid in 1959, the increased amount being more
nearly commensurate with the company's earnings.
V. 190, p. 2140.
of
Bearings
Fischer
Co.
proaching $3,000,000 after
Fairbanks
Whitney
Corp.—Sales Rights Acquired—
electronic sys¬
distribution rights for advanced industrial
developed by the noted ®ritis£ compa"f'
tronics, Ltd., for the Western Hemisphere, have been
banks Whitney Corp., its President, David Karr, announced
Sale
tems
and
and
devices
pair"
acquiied by Fair
on Feb. 25.
EMI Electronics, on its part, obtained the basic European and Eastern
Hemisphere rights to certain products of Fairbanks Whitney. P»^cularly the electronically controlled weighing, systems, developed and
keted by its subsidiary. Fairbanks,
Morse & Co. This agreement has
been reached with the full understanding and in cooperation with the
existing EMI Electronics, Ltd., American representatives, Messrs. H. L.
6
of
certain
Electronics
EMI
products
the past and
in
as
will
cooperate
In
with Fairbanks Whitney in the future.
this association," Mr. Karr said, "Fairbanks Whitney will now
be able to develop within its own and allied manufacturing organiza¬
tions the kinds of modern automated systems for converting raw mater
rials into finished products which use a minimum of, operating labor
"With
■>
and
secure
Mr,
•
maximum
a
with
immediately
productive effort
of
that
stated
Karr
implementation
installation
the
in
of
profit
and
the
Fairbanks,
offer
to
able. in
products of advanced
unique
the
markets
it
serves,"
Mr.
design
comparable
Beloit,
ings.
constantly
and
said.
Karr
operations, B.
41.3%
was
Consolidated net
sales
of
those
of
year
look
"We
forward
contained
to
be
this
value
to
a
for
President said
previous
the
household
and
Volume
gains
goods
the
exceeding
and
SEC
covering
<S25
of
preferred
are
"A"
series
filed
"B".
their
and
letter
a
of
notification
compared with
as
national
stock
to
oi'iered
be
income
the
at
par
be
to
useci
bonds.
to - retire
The
the
,
company's
is
company
outstanding
preferred stoca
issuing
of
minority interest amounted to $11,039,315
as
1958.
tne
on
1
Federal
Paper Board Co., Inc.—Merger—
Stockholders
Inc.,
of
this
of
Richmond,
approved
a
of
merger
and
company
Virginia,
at
the
Manchester
separate
two
Board
meetings
it
concerns,
&
Paper
held
26
Mr.
jointly
The
Bache
met
The
Frank
E.
southern
the
as
of
of
the
that
the
John
Under
of Federal
Paper
will
close
stock-
under
its
Division
become
of
Net
will
the
the
shares
of
prove
of
of
the
Federal,
told
both
of
■•
stockholders
companies
consolidation
Mr.
4.6 %
the
cumulative
preferred,
$25
stock
common
with
18
largest
paperbcard
and
of
market
the
Federal's
two
in
approximately
Midwest,
cartons,
is
and
the
of
and
operates
in
one
Mr.
on
for
net
sales
to
Combined
assets
in
Federal's
of
working capital
1959
amounted
expenditures
firm
total
assets "and
$1,800,000
two'Companies
the
$22
million.—'VM91,
of"514
registration
class'A
or
90c
underwriter
The
the
to
machine tools and
and
to
chusetts.
be
by
The
Irving
of
the
the
SEC
-
Myron
purchase
purchased
and
A.
the
public
sale
Lomasney
class
22,500
A
will
tp
$1.50
-/
.«
will
salary
of
i;wo
be
used
accruals
which
working
proceeds
not
The
to
<b)
(a)
discharge
finance
the
$9,830
opening
currently planned);
are
capieal
sufficient
(used
so
has
company
shares.
67,500
A
in
$1.94
of
about
of
Sale
($30,000)
of
to
obtain
$257,500)
increased
will
new
purchase
bank
added
be
to
class
of
the
value
and
E
100,000
of
the
the
underwriter
class
225,000
A
shares
owns
will
in
probably
of
statement
of
with
the
shares
110,000
company
Nicollet
512
organized
was
of
Ave.,
SEC
Minneapolis,
Minn.,
March
1960,
on
area
Oil
Mr.
for
of
7,
law
in
an
has
the
Joe
ing
the
Joes
loans
and/or such
.applicable
laws
other
and
bonds
means
and/or
as
regulations.
mav
the
be
Officers
extension
and
including Alan Kenneth Ruvelson, President,
of the
outstanding common stock.
of
February
tal
secured
27,200 shares
1960
revenue
operating
expenses-..
Net
'Net
revenue
railway
—V.
191,
p.
from
operations.
income.
operating
of
796.
,
Worth
&
Denver
Railway
Net
Net
*
operating
basis,"
In
1959
revenue
railway
from
operating
2,746,632
$683,428
Deficit.—V.
Fleetwood
191,
p.
Corp.—Common
today
said
with
that
in
I.
leases
.
.
for
all
outlay,
said,
Newstetter
.'••
the
of
plan.
the
to
end
of
the
return
requirements
user's
equipment.
the
At
lease
equipment
period,
also
lessee
Leasing
General
to
capital
period
for
in
Acceptance
the
included
exercise
can
firms
1959*
of
$2,112,512
1,767,408
$701891
173'an
have
the
which
publicly offered on March 8, $100,000,000
21-year 5% debentures, dated March 15, 1960, and due
15, 1981 (with interest payable each March 15
and
Sept.
5i)4%
*27,918
The
Offered—Dominion
BUSINESS—Company founded in 1945 as Electrical Products
Manu¬
facturing Co., makes consumer electronics products,
including radio
and TV sets, phonographs and combination
sets.
Offered—
March
$345,104
99V2%
at
15)
and
accrued
-'nterest, to get
a
yield to maturity.
new
debentures
redemption
conditions
of
are
not
provision
retail
declining
'
prices.
Demand
the
for
bonds
receivables
*.
'
came
from
investors,
with
funds and
investment trusts listed
trust
banks
for
after
a
operating
as
10
and
'
broad
for
years
five
except under
under
years
at -special
section
trust
of
funds,
a
certain
redemption
the
country's
state
pension
good buyers.
Original
week
plans
had
before
but
postponement
'Interim
when
market
estimated
0.05
called
the
it
improvement
to
for
0.15%,
the
Securities
refused
to
cut
issue
and
to
net
be
placed
Exchange
accelerate
interest
the
cost
011
the
market
Commission
registration
to
100,000
Co.
100,000
w. Scranton
&
Co.
200,000
Southwest
100 000
Shearson, Hammill
&
Co.
700,000
600.000
Shuman,
100,000
I.
250,000
Singer, Deaiie
100,000
Smith, Barney & Co. Inc. 1,800,000
Smith, Moore & Co
100,000
Nolan,
Co
Grant-Brownell
■
Green,
Elite
Sons
&
&
Stieglitz
Hallgarten & Co.——_
'
Incorporated
Harris & Partners Inc.—
Ira
Hayden,
stone
Co.I_
&
——
Richards
&
Co
J.
J. B. Hilliard
&
Hirsch & Co
J.
A.
Hogle &
Hooker
&
F.
W.
.The
forced
process.
the" company
Brothers
Hutton
Illinois
&
Co.
Indianapolis
Stern
Stern,
Stifel,
200 000
Incorporated
Stillman, Maynard
I"
Lemon
&
Co
Jones
&
Co.'I
D.
Jones,
Kreeger
-V.
p.
&
an
191,
&
Stone
797.
Co
100,000
&
Co.
&
&
Corp
Co.,
1,800,000
400,000
Inc.
Co
—
Swiss
100,000
Corp.—_
250, OQO
200,000
250,000
Spencer Trask & Co.
900,000
Tucker, Anthony
Company
R.
L.
&
G.
900,000
Joseph Walker &
Watling, Lerchen
Webster, Gibson
Weeden
White,
:R-
—
Co.
Walker & Co
Wertheim
100,000
&
Durst, Inc.
900,000
&
Co.
&
Weld
150,000
Winslow, Cohu
Incorporated
Dean
Witter
Co._
250,000
100,000
250,000
-
Beane-
& Stetson
&
Co.~
200,000
Harold
100,000
Wood, Gundv & Co., Inc.
Wood, Struthers & Co.
100,000
Wood
&
900,000
1,800,000
Co
&
100,000
100,000
Hale
&
&
inc
&
100,000
150,000
600,000
Sons
Co.
WiUlston
E.
900,000
.900,000
Wagenseller
H.
__
&
Day
Underwood, Neuhaus
Co.
Incorporated
Van Alstyne, Noel
&
100,000
150,000
100,000
Co.
&
American
Thomas &
15o!OOO
150,000
100,000
Webster
Securities
Stroud
Sutro
100,000
Co.,
Co-,
&
150.000
;The Johnson, Lane, Space
Edward
Stix
&
250,000
&
-
250,000
Inc.
Johnston,
&' Co.III
Sweney Cartwright
and
Share
Corporation___
-Janney, Dulles & BattlesI
200,000
Meyer
400,000
500,000
Co.-
250,000
—
250,000
_
Inc.
Bond
700,000
Co.
&
200,000
Nicolaus
200,000
Co._II
Boyce
100,000
Weeks
Hutton & Co.
E.
S. Smithers
&
William R. Staats
100,000
Inc.
&
100,000
200^000
200^000
1,800,000
200,000
& Scribner
F.
Frank,
600,000
Co.
&
Co
&
Bros,, &
900^000
200,000
Company—,
Agnew
150,000
Son~~
Co.IIIII
Fay,
Hornblower
&
Simon
Fox
250,000
500,000
Co
&
Hemphill, Noyes
•Hill
Co
&
Stein
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirkland & Co.
100.000
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. 1,800 000
Harriman Ripley &
Co.,
_
500,000
400 000
Anderson
&
Inc
200,000
Co.^_
&
&
150 000
1,800.000
Co.— 1,800,000
&
M.
Hutton
Stringfellow
Shields
Fleming-
W. B. Hibbs & Co., Inc.
& Marshall—:
Corporation
*
the
:
and
&
E.
redeemable
applicable
;
Schneider
Chas.
group, of 230 investment
a
H.
Scott
Haupt & Co.—
1_
Hayden, Miller & Co.—I
Corp.—Debs.
Parke
900,000
1,800,000
&
Schwabacher
Goodbody & Co.—
a
extended.
Motors
Hutzler
&
100,000
Gregory
with
or
Bros.
Schmidt, Roberts
500,000
Corp.
Corp.—
Goldman, Sachs
"
may be
100,000
Securities
Halle
the
100,000
Pomeroy,'
& Co., Inc.
& Co. Inc.'
Robert Garrett & Sons
present' ahd
consistent
Insurance coverage
the
250,000
Renshaw-,
Rothschild & Co.—
Pfomon
E.
"Granbery, Marache & Co.
provided
F.
Inc.—
&
Mosle & Co
Schoellkopf,
.Glore, Forgan & Co._
Leasing purchases all equipment according
and- arranges for- its delivery. Lease -pe¬
General
specifications
depend .on
life
be
can
•
100,000
400,000
Gairdner
Pa.
of
•
all
company,
Co
Fulton, Reid
pay-as-it-earns
a
7.
-
lease
will
on
700,000
Co..
&
Rotan,
150,000
&
—
„
Jr.,
needed/ capital .equipment
and
Dawkins
100,000
200,000
Robinson-Humphrey
Rodman
L.
Co.,
Gardner
Co
Company,
100,000
—100,000
Foster
.
acquire
The
100,000
&
&
&
Ritsr
100.000
Co.,
First
corporation
•
&
Rippel
100,000
&
—
Reynolds
100,000
900,000
700,000
100,000
Hughes &
,L
Co., Inc.
Rauscher, Pierce
Reinholdt
900,000
290,000
Inc.
First
field
Newstetter,
types
Co.—.
Evans
400,000
Co._
&
Co.
150,000
100,000
c
Pittsburgh,
Pressprich
&
.
& Company^
100,000
The First Boston Corpj.„
2,100,000
First of Michigan
870.
Pennsylvania-chartered
—_i.
Raffensperger,
W.
150,000
Co.,
&
—,
&
Ferris
Valentine
and
i
Inc.—
Sullivan
200,000
Co,,
700,000
250,000
Shepard
Putnam
'
Co
&
Faulkner,
immediate
Co.
Wilber
headquarters
the
qualified
of
by
Co._—_
Fahey, Clark & Co.—7.
Farwell, Chapman & Co,
to' provide capi¬
expansion,
modernization,
industrial
&
&
Clement A.
?
them
Co.—Formed-—?
Equipment
Morgan Stanley & Co. headed
a holding company which formerly owned
outstanding Fleetwood stock; the offering does not renresent
financing for Fleetwood.
for
.
option
lease
,,T^S stofk came from
the
new
firm
new
agreement.
the
in
Securities Corp. offered in Canada on
March 1
225 000
shares of common stock (par $1) at
$11 per share. '
all
Leasing
announced
was
financing
customer'
special
Stock
of
Inc..
Inc.
Co. ——
Estabrook
recently, includ¬
in, Valentine field
358
Co.
&
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.
Equitable Securities Corp.
be
267,024
lg60
505.
the
wells -in
pp.
package offered by the new
capital requirements. of the customer
useful
$772,294
228,105
1,525,655
railway operations
income
to
of America.
wells
and
190,
Equipment
General
the
the
of
Mr.
the
riods
$3,518,926
$2,227,546
expenses
&
■*
part
or
Mr. Simpson is
lands .and
"Leasing makes
it possible to
immediately with minimum cash
(43% )
5
2,535,149
Eberstadt
Elworthy
Chairman, and Gor¬
Meadows,
lands
oil
equipment.
Ry.—Earnings—
Month of January—
Railway operating revenue
reported
was
properties
Pont
100,000
Co
&
Pol'ock & Co., Inc.
Prescott,
Dillon,
Elkins, Morris, Stokes
of July, 1958, when
in part of the Lake
operated, sold its interest to
the
$46,500,000.—V.
requirements
General
Fort
F.
V 7
part
du
100,000
Horiwood
Wm. E
R.
1,800 000
200,000
1,200,000
—
Inc
&
Quail
Union Securities & Co. 1,800,000
.
deal
a
Mecom's
sold
oil
estate
for
Leasing
handle
.his
railway
Eastman
Fenn
100.000
—
100,000
250,000
&
Jaffray
900,000
Securities
Co.—
&
Francis I.
Writer
Phelps,
i!
.
term
$3,218,577
—I——
occasion
estate
Brown
Newstetter
Mr.
will
"single
January—
operating
Drexel
/
250,000
Dominick—
&
Dominion
Corporation
Dpolittle & Co.—
Co.—
&
Curtis'
Christehsen,
100,000
—
Dominick
The
immensely successful in finding and developing
on
Brown
replacement
President
to
Railway
Mecom
Mr.
Inc.
-
Noonan
150,000
—
Ohio
Piper,
Inc. 2,100,000
Co.
200,000
Hanseatic
Nowland
Peters.
400.000
&
Read
J.
100.000
Co.l
&
Y
-
•
'
v
!
'
—,——100,000
Bretscher
Co—
Charles A. Parcells & Co,
7 7
100,000
Dickson & Co., Inc.
S.
York
&
700.000
Dillon,
Mecom
the Independent Petroleum Assn.
W.
equipment
and
Ry.—Earnings—
Railway
4
..
r
150,000
100,000
R.
200,000
CompanyPacific Northwest Co.,
Faine; Webber, Jackson
:-
Merle-Sn)ith—__
1,200,000
—
&
150,000
Thg
,
200,000
Co.—
&
Cock
Corporation
100,000
Bodine——
&
Co.
Wells
250,000
Lynch
Newbold's Son
Newburger &
Paul
& Townsend,-.
&
Co.
150,000
«
100,000
—
Moseley &
H.
150,000
&
Dixon
S.
New
Robertson &
Pancoast
thus leaving him free for other discoveries.
Parish
'Formation
1959
future
Florida East Coast
Month of
v7
F.
Mullaney,
/
250,000
&
Leonard
Newhard.
.
Company
Jones
Templeton
—
Co.— t
250,000
,
-
W.
Dick
•
•
Haven
Crouter
Dewar,
100,000
Model, Roland & Stone-
100,000
Skaggs &' Co
Folger,
permissible under
directors as a group
own
4
covering
become
or
•
Co
Pierce,
Milwaukee
200,000
Co/„—7-————-
&.
Davis,
other proper¬
or. any
'
then
W.
Lafourche
-
debenture
Mr.
is headed by A. H.
President, both of Dallas.
a
to operate as a non-diversified closed-end investment
to assist enterprises which are qualified as small
business
,
enterprises which
are
providing or promise to provide "a desirable
.and useful commodity, product or service
and are, or appear
likely to
become, financially stable and profitable.
It will make funds available
to
such
qualified
small
business
enterprises
through the purchase
convertible
7
Ameiican purchased numerous oil properties
ing
and
,
in
seen
American
Simpson,
General
of
is
which Mr.
been
has
He
General
don
proposes
company
■--'•
Inc.
200.000
—
Shellpy Cullom Davis
part of Mi.-Mecom's hold¬
of Plaquehiines Parish, or
of $250,000,000.-
worth
partner with
a
$100,000,000.
other operators,
to
General
Minnesota
./• 7
>/
•
•
include, any
Mitchum,
The
Co.—-——-
&
&
100.000
Smith Inc.— 1,800,000
Turben & Co..
Moore,
Co.
&
250,000
&
,/.
Lynch,
100,000
Co., Inc
&
Davenport
.7"
s
House
Dain
M.
100,000
400,000
Weir,
Hutchinson
Miller
100,000
200.000
900,000
—
&
250,000
Co.
&
Young,
Merrill,
Inc.—100,000
Co.,
Curtiss,
various wells in Johnson
that.
Mecon
oil.
new
field
Co.
excess
stock.
common
under
/
1-
250,000
——
Merrill
100,000
Collins
;
Co._
Fenner &
—
Securities
Co
Company—
——
Co.;
Mead,
250.000
150,000
400,000
J.
.
Inc.
Corp.
&
the
^
(
Co
&
&
200,000
—
Inc.-
•
.
100,000
Co
&
&
McMaster
Cunningham, Schmertz
oil
excess
their
of
Washington
70c
filed
in
run
indication
Mobil
Small Business Investment
Co.—Kegis'ters With-Securities and
Exchange Commission—
registration
.V
extensive
has
Co.,
First Midwest
registration
•»
not
does
the
Mecom
One
22,503
from
sell
to
Freeport Sulphur
credit.
result
outstanding shares
.
,
of the Gulf of. Mexico;
.
in
would
working
the
j* '
*
100,000
>. 200,000
.Inc.—jlT.
&
:;
250,000
Crowell, Weedon & Co.— 100,000
has contracted to sell oil prop¬
American Oil Co. of Texas for
Corp.
&
Co
McDonnell
100,000
100,000
Corp.—
&
McDonald-Moore
McLeod,
Inc.—'—-
Clark
Inc.
say
Petroleum
McCormick
Co.
-
National
100,000
Coe
&
McDonald
250,000
Company
900,000
Inc.—
Masten
E.
A.
& Denton,
Whiteside
Co.
Mason-Hagan,
&
Cooley & Company
Courts^ & Co.
—/,
properties or potential, properties in
Alaska, Colombia and other areas besides his Louisiana and Texas
•holdings.
A conseivative estimate of the gross value of his holdings
share.
company,
Mecom
100,000
-7-,-{ 100.000
and
'—
-
&
Mauley, Bennett & Co.
1,800,000
Co._—
100,000
1,800,000
Rhoades
Greenawalt
250,000
—
Company
Inc
C.
MacNaughton-
Sons—1-" 600,000
Lisle & Marshall
100,000
Julien
new
of
,
Coffin & Eurr, Inc
—
C, C. Collings and Co.,
Cameron
of
contract
Mr.
short-term
finance the
(c)
-
700,000
Co.,
Clayton
"p. 2617.
agmt
transfer
901,"
Incorporated
—•
W.
De
not
area
past President of
This
John W.
100,000
150,000
250,000
&
Dodge & Co
Richard W. Clarke Corp.
rill.,
Corp
Legg & Co
Mackall
Co
Winslow,
,
fabulous Lake Washington area
his vast Stark lands in Louisiana, Bay St. Elaine,
ties in Texas, or. Louisiana, Mr. Mecom said.
ings
22,500 class A and 202,500 class 3
Saunders, President, and two other officers
G.
the
ths book
per
field
The
outstanding
Donald.
each
shares.
.-increase
of
,
Higginson
Co.
Clark,
productive interests in blocks. 45 and 56, offshore of
West Cameron
in
.common
and
consisted
600,000
1,800,000
1,200,000
Co,
&
&
Brown
Inc.
.
Freres
Irving Lundborg & Co.—
Chace,
$3,231,688, he said.; Principal
of an addition to the Mayhew
were
has been appointed
corporation—V. 191, p.
Parish,
operate a chain of salons engaged
beautifying, body development and health
principally in the states of Florida and Massa¬
capital.
i
year
150,000
Langley & Co
Loewi
Central
Parish; West Delta Farms field in Lafourche
Parish; Hollywood, Crescent Farms and Montegut fields of Terrebonne
N:t
.additional
The
1959
Jacinto
San
and
Bayou
per
($25,000) of additional equipment for use in
existing and new salons,
promote the sale of health and exercise equipment for home and
institutional use pursuant to contract
($50,000); and realize $100,000
*
last
C.
Lee
inc.
"
4
Lazard
600,000
Bradford &
C.
E.
700,000
400,000
Corp
700,000
Burns Bros.
whether the deal-was to be .for-cash., /.v.
Mr,.Mecom's personal assets.of a partnership
Petioleums, a limited partnership composed of Mr.
They consist of
the
share.
and
to
.'•>""
•
W,
Co.,
100,000
Burnham
of
producer
*
■
500,000
250,000
&
Eichler & Co._
a
important
an
Laird
Loeb,
Brush, Slocumb &
include
Mecom
as
Mecom
various
women,
and
class
is
aircraft.
&
Meeds
&
Brothers-
.Ilic.
Cm.
.
2,100,000
Thalmann
Bissell
M.
Brown,
have
Laird,
Carl
& Co.
Alex.
amounted to
V*
Ladenburg,
•
Sullivan & •;.
J.
&
as
companies
also
-
and
Louisiana to General
would
properties
150,000
150,000
Inc.—
Co
100,000
and
-
$27,000,000.
Mecom
known
$100
for
per
business.
than
Mr.
The
of
addition
at
-
share
per
at $6
shares
A
the
In
/
filed
3,
shares
$s
acquire
shares
class
principals of
at
Co.
&
underwriter
10,000
100,000
covering
for
March
on
more
7:"
"
Fla.,
Co.__
Co.,
&
& Co.
&
assembly equip¬
Machine
Apex
Gardner-Denver
bo^h
It
its subsidiaries
of
company,
.salens
own
the
1,
of
Co.
the
Independent oilman
'
proceeds of its sale of ths additional 100,030 class A
estimated
at
$472,300,- will be
added
to
the
general
funds
.shares,
Any
7* 7'7-
equipment for various U. S. plants.—-V. 190,
Trust
stock
&
Loeb
200,000
Co.——
&
Leeds
Bosworth,
General American Qil Co. of Texas—To Acquire—
million'and
$58
505.
Miami,
offered
share,
per
to
has
rendering
'services
loans
production ahd
G.
-
common
Kormendi
Kuhn,
400,000
Ellis & Simmons—
share. on
per
additional,, property/ adjoining / a Qujncy,
facilities at Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; and
-
150,000
1,800,000
John
Boettcher
Aluminum Fabricators, inc.—Transfer Agent.
General
working capital.
approximate
p.
Street,
with
founders
company
the
79th
to
basis
of
warrants
■share from
of
stock,
none
commission
five-year
N. ~E.
statement
common
all
an
in
in
Tex.;
plant
Inc.
Lehman
Blunt
.
expanded
plant;
to
Figurette, Ltd.—Registers With SEC—
This
r
$2.75
of'1958.'.
the close
at
join
machinery
expenditures
100,000
Co.,
Peabody & Co.
Kidder,
250,000
;
Blyth
that. regular dividends of, 50 cents per- quarter .per
stock declared and paid last year totaled $4,153,805.
said
common
erties in Southern
The
with
compared
April
to
tools.
power
for
&
—
& Co.—-~
Becker & Co. Inc.
Blair
,
Mr. Leece said, compared
amounted to $3.67 per
1959,
other, industrial equipment sales
hiining was 15% /
'
.• 7'
directors
in, "Dallas,
-plant
for
$5,400,000
•its
39.5%
or
7*
""
.
of sales to the basic industries
Construction equipment accounted for
on
MacArthur
Kidder &
M.
100,000
William Blair
percentages
expected
said
joints
capital
capital
three
Roanoke
contiguous
paperboard mills and
Federal's
/
23%7 and
that
is
He
.Leece
Total
is
country
to, $7,713,343
1959
A.
Gardner-Denver's continuing policy of diversi-
13%,-
said
sockets
share
the
leading
a
Leece
universal
1,182,000
one
and
Manchester
Virginia,
of
of
have
of preferred stock.
and
and
section
served' by
areas^ now
will
glassware.
Richmond,
This
.
shares
Federal
shares
East
represented
petroleum was
Mr.
subsidiary.
stock
243,000
1959
for
serves
Kenower,
Co. '
o^n'nnn
Stearns
Bear,
earnings
net
1959.
of Gardner-Denver's total sales;
company
$100,000
200,000
100,000
100,000
Bateman,
23.
Feb.
on
of
Miller,
Company, inc.
Kay, Richards & Co
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
—
Incorporated
Bartow
$74,-
of
Society that 1959 sales
1958. The " sa,les increase
>•,
sales in
on
meant
the
by «.revealing
for
*\
1958.
in
up.
&
—
&
W.
Barth
J.
high
record
said
of
$63,584,425
shares .outstanding
Dayton,: Ohio,
$78,134,000, and net in¬
the
year
was
$4,696,000,
according to preliminary figures
recently released. Net sales of Manchester for 1959 were approximately
$8,750,000 and net income about $850,000. The merger will add about
on
>
plants.
.carton
a
'
Tool Co. of
wholly-owned
agreed that
156,000 shares of Gardner-Denver common stock will be exchanged for
all
of
the .capital
stock of Apex, manufacturer of screwdriver bits
300,000
common
par,
10.3%
pointed
17% ;
„
and
shares,
boxboard
of
machine-made
Carolina.
fewer
President,
taxes
of
stock
common
Mellen
Inc.
Kalman
250,000
Whipple & Co.—
Baird & Co.,
Incorporated
Baker, Watts & Co.—
Baker, Weeks & CoBall. Burge & Kraus——
Barret, Fitch, North &
Security. Analysts
after
This
1958;
ment
at
/
exchange,
the
587,000
in
-producers
mills,
North
of
treasury
plants
stock
common
completion
in
Leece
32%
stand
voted."
merger/each share of Manchester's
stock is exchangeable for .38
of
of
J.01,047
of
possibilities in this merger
greater than the sum of its
stockholders
Federal
On
exclusive
manufacturer
come
901.
p.
all-time
an
Leece,
the
$5,530,443
Federal.
member
common
of
8.7%
share
present
of
a
earnings
the
V.
than
earnings were
-with
busi¬
Faper Board. The conversion will require issuance of 114,000
Federal,
.nation's
of
shares
stock.
outstanding,
the
continue
&
and
President
believe
terms
.81
additional
-preferred
to
the
higher
push
than
•ficatioh
opportunities
Kennedy,
"We
outstanding
and
Rapids,
will
Board
President,
combination
R.
the
of
shares
Manchester
at
Directors.
meeting.
shares
effective
company
Manchester
gain very definite benefits from
-shares
while
city
become
Manchester's
Beard
-suggests
parts,"
this
.f
to
analysis
"Our
to
The
in
„
scheduled
Brown,
Federal's
held
was
Richmond.
was
2.
management
.the
meeting
in
merger
March
ness
191,
Co.—
&
Robert
Acquire—Earnings—
reached
Boston
the
Joseph,
200,000
Bacon,
the
Amount
A.
Bleichroeder,
Co.,
Co.—To
Gifford
1959,
17.6%
more
Federal
'holders
in
helped
of Manchester.
•
basis:—V.
same
company
Leece; told
were
by John R. Kennedy, Federal President, and Frank E. Brown, President
this
of
748,456
Co.,
Feb.
on
announced,
was
Sales
.
amount
_
place.
Gardner-Denver
principal
the
amounts
Amount
Inc.—
Auchincloss, Parker &
Redpath
$371,250,
calculated
000,
/
Arnhold and
for
average
income and
with
underwriting.
without
proceeds
The
in
29
shares
5,139
share)
per
Feb.
on
of $100,000,000
aggregate
an
& CV~$6f™ 000
Co., Inc. 600,000
Almstedt Brothers--——
100,000
American Securities Corp.
500,000
250,000
A. E. Ames & Co., Inc.—
100,000
Anderson & Strudwick—
income, after Federal, State and Canadian taxes on
minority interest, totaled $6,209,905, including nonrecurring
and was equivalent to $2.27 per share 011
the
2,652,325 shares of common stock outstanding at the year end.
This
compared with 1958 net earnings of $4,395,446, which aqualed $1.56 per
share, after deducting a nonrecurring net loss of approximately $500,-
Greenville, Mis?.—Files With SEC—
corporation
sell to them severally, in the respective
Morgan Stanley
A. C. Allyn and
Consolidated net
Farmers Inc.,
The
agreement dated March 8, i960,
severally agieed to purchase, and
Feb. 25. Earn¬
on
S.
in
underwriting
an
debentures.
substantially above
appliances also in¬
were
home
heavy
on
Monday, March 14, 1960
,
named below have
below,
forth,
19.4%,
were
the basis of
on
year.
totaled $143,123,142
1959
with
Profit before taxes
$7,148,694
1959,
all-time high
Although almost all merchandise showed improve¬
earlier.
significantly,
product group.
against
for
furniture
creased
only
in
has agreed to
company
than sales, and net income after taxes, for
than
sales
31,
ended Dec.
new
a
Gamble,
C.
more
higher
$119,821,596 in 1958:
growing
made
. .
UNDERWRITERS—Under the terms of and subject to the conditions
for
in West
distributor
Canadian
been
radio-phonographs,
the year
for
and reached
substantially
rose
1959
ment,
relationship which wiil not
profitable for each company involved but prove of increasing
its customers.—V. 189, p. 2673.
long
a
sales
those for 1958,
will be
previously avail¬
not
has
and
set
provide demonstration units for the U. S. market.
heart of the agreement is the fact that each company
"The
able
Fleetwood
recorders
underwriters
Consolidated net
above
Wis., and the Pratt & Whitney Coolant, West Hartford, Conn,, of two
digital computers which would serve these two large industrial installa¬
tions
for
torn
engineering and business daoa processing and would
also
1958
tape
Gamble-Skcgmo, Inc.—Sales and Net Up-—'
begin
would
plant,
Morse
since
Germany.
potential.
agreement
addition
Grundig radios,
closely
Chronicle
and Financial
The Commercial
•
(1110)
Co.—
Woodard-Elwood & Co.—
Yarnall, Biddle & Co
100,000
Volume
Number 5933
191
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
sales
Georgia Southern & Florida Ry.—Earnings-
Corp.—Contributions to Sub¬
General Public Utilities
(1111)
Railway
issued
has
SEC
Holding
the
under
order
an
Company
operating
operating
expenses
$916,362
.570,521
.532,763
$297,202
$383,599
105,152
taxes
.
of
$225,301,783
income
net
and
of
share after provision of
$2,'/7o,000
possible refund under renegotiation.
per
and
A large part of
Renegotiation
Act
the
:
J!
Net
railway
191,
railway
from
revenue
-tV.
common-stock
(par $2.50) was made on Marcn 8 by Goldman, Sachs
Co. at $22.75 per share, with a dealer's concession of
75 cents per share. This offering was quickly-completed,
This
._
sales
for
and
1958
1959
are
$2,492,061,
Federal'
for
subject
the
to
of
1951.
Even
though the company believes no*
profit
exists
in
either
year,
reserves
which
it
consider a
adequate have been provided.—V. 190, p, 1295.
797.
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.—Earnings—
basis
parable
190,
19o8.—V.
in
p.
revenue__~,
operating
expenses.
Net
high production, helped produce the
Earnings per common, share were
sold.
operating
Railway
efficiencies, made possible through
record results.
$3.30 as against $2.77 on a com¬
1734.
Operating
.capacity.
i%o
Railway
earnings in 1959. The demand for
well throughout the year requiring almost full
printing papers held up
of
Month of January—
Co.—Sales and Earniqgs Up—
had record sales and
company
utilization
operations
*
income
operating
p.
(P. H.) Glatfelter
secondary offering of 57,000 shares of
all of the said.shares having been
$867,723
*
income
other
$1.13
to
income
excessive
Net
penditures.
A
1959
40,297
revenue.,,.^
Railway
Act
authorizing General Public Utilities Corp., New York holding company,;
to
make
cash
capital contributions during 1960 in amounts nou to
exceed $4,300,000 in the aggregate to its subsidiary, New Jersey Power
& Light Co.
The subsidiary will use the funds to prepay outstanding
notes
and
to
partially reimburse its treasury for construction ex¬
The
and
equal
•
1960
Month of January—
Offering—Earnings—
Approved—Secondary
sidiary
7
Net
-from
revenue
railway
—V.,
191,
5,345,322
$1,098,916
$1,362,883
67 741
operations
$6,703,2)5
5,211,775
railway
operating
1959
$6,310,691
359,420
income
,506.
p.
'
-The
annual
1959
report
following:
(1)
:
Subsidiaries
stockholders,
to
reports the
available,
now
9.5%
sold
See
1,032,000 customers in New Jersey and Pennsylvania and sold 17.6%
more electricity to 337,000 customers in and around Manila, Philippines.
Net
"(3)
share
receipts
cents
(6
receipts
from
$1.48 in
1958.
Electric Co. amounted to 7 cents per
so- to at domestic eaiviegs plus netu
Co. amounted to $1.59 compared • with
Electiic
Manila
;
1958.
.
The
(5)
;
annual
-
.
dividend
rate
shares
GPU
on
struction
in
1960.
Aoout
million
$70
a
plan to spend $78 million
(6) The domestic subsidiaries
.
amounts to
share and
$1.12 per
to
kilowatt
(8)
•
the
record
hour,
in
rate
of
1959
ment
domestic subsidaries
-
The construction began in February,
completed in December, 1961.
(9)
460,000-volt
A
December,
and
to
191,
expected
Extra
cost
electricity
V.
is
1959
experimental,
transmission
test
this
This
13
'
•
.
General
Tire
registration
102,003
and
1708
statement
shares
pany's
Rubber
&
of
company,
of
with
stock
common
profit-sharing
701.
plan
be
to
March
on
-offered
for "salaried
•
.
SEC
the
Akron;
Avenue,
Month
filed
Ohio,
pursi&nt
employees.—V.
the
to
191,
1990
due
Stone
&
7
Webber,
Webster Securities
Jackson
Corp.
being placed
The
■
bonds
105%
but
prior
to
cannot
having
redeemable
are
March
be
retirement
fund
prior
cost
the
bonds
and
to
will
at' decreasing
1.
than
be
the
of
redeemable
at
For
100%.
*»'
PROCEEDS—The company,
$12,500,000 of
use
term
bank
the
borrowings
part of the
a
in
connection
to
with
191,
■
.
REVENUES—-Operating
was
revenues
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
of
to
the
in
$4,962,343,
compared
in the previous year..
purchase
from
underwriters
the
•
*
and
V.
named
below
•
.
have
Paine,
&
Webber,
Jackson
Securities
Noyes
1,250,000
Hornblower
Corp.
1,000,000
W.
Kidder,
Peabody
&
Co._
1,000,000
Morgan
Stanley
&
Co._
1,000,000
The
First
Corp.
Weld
White,
.
Boston
&
Co._
Net
Blyth
725,000
Co.
&
Eastman
Dillon,
Securities
Merrill
"
—V.
191,
•
p.
General
.725,000
Co.
'
Inc.
Other
Net
&
operating
100,000
'
1
.
Net
$2,044,128
p.
270,442
$326,363
$315,593
202,112
215,012
basis
1960
Railway
operating
operating
,
$279,440
$313,720
'__
259,926
241,089
operations
$19.,514
$72,631
"17,583
30,393
revenue
Railway
1959
expenses
revenue
railway
from
railway
operating
"Deficit.—V.
191,
p.
-
income
797.
1
•
operating
Railway
operating
$35,083
Net
.Net
—V.
revenue
railway
191,
p.
from
operating
railway
$57,626
25,691
expenses
$678,816
33,967
operations—,
income
797.
•
'
•
-
general
■
-
to
railway
$90,670
$96,409
16,699
19,900
operations
income
I*"/'
"
*
-
621,190
price
No
used
be
the
wi h
s.ock (par
Wickett &
S.
10
cent ;)
Co.[
Inc.,
capital.
of
letter
a
notification with the
of which 9,*883"
(par $1 50)
througn Roberu Garr/ tt
filed.
working capital.
was
for
»
Placement—JIT3,
Co.—Private
&
with
$20,000,000
are
institutional
the
•
senior
subordinated
major
net
commercial
proceeds
•
enabling
funds,
investors
of
two
from
the
due
notes
notes
the
company
1975
$5,000,000
organization,'
factoring
and
private
placements
increase
to
and
1975.
due
financing
For
the
1959
company
reported
its
expand
to
general
volume
total income of $23,24.9,563
with $19,253,022 in 1958.
Net income for the year reached
high of $4,398,051 comuared with $3,775,829 in 1958.
record
The
■
founded
company,
In
office
an
190,
-
\
exceeded
—
-
-News-
all
years
in both net
increased money costs,
previous
1960 $7,472,046
-
1959
$7,425,032
Interest—
191, p. 901.
were
and
common
for
eha: e
1
as
com)
1958.
Walter E., Heller & Co. paid its 156th consecutive
dividend. Dividends paid in 1959 totaled $1.30 per era• mart,
compared with $1.20 the previous year. The company',; cur¬
rate
rent
$4,398,851 for the year, up over 16%
month,
Last
quarterly
.share as
$1.40.
is
Heller, President,
E.
continued
services
and
reported that demand for the comv uy's
at an accelerated pace during Mm -ear
end outstanding receivables had risen to $266,(nr
$191,640,920, the 1958 total. To meet this demand, sever
at
from
undertaken. In April, $3 million of 5y2% suboidn
million of 5%
convertible junior subordinated :
borrowing base. In August. >1'
lion of
5'/2%
senior notes were sold, and at the present nm ;
.company
is negotiating for $20 million of 53A% senior note,',
$5 million of 5%
convertible junior notes.
were
?b
ed
es
$1
and
'ji¬
sold to increase the company's
be
id
ay
the acquisition during 1959 of a \i
t'al
Angeles and the purchase of a suuSit*,
•us
Leasing Co. "We consider these advauu -
reported
also
Heller
Mr.
in
subsidiary
'owned
Los
Interest in the Nationwide
said,
that
2041.
acquisitions and believe," he
leasing in the United States,
/
01
year
nancings
Securities & Co.,
investors, $3,000,-
profit
and.
After preferred dividend requirements, turn¬
ings per common share were $2.74 on 1,489,217 shares outstanding,
compared with $2.39 per share in 1958 on 1,445,682 shares thei. out¬
standing.
and
-
headquarters in Chicago
in
Chicago and Loa
subsidiaries
and
the
company,
$3,775,829
funds
...
maintains
1919,
2041.
Heller & Co.- -Earnings Up
Chicago
.
- •
in
York
New
p.
nation's largest commercial financing
and
factoring firm, achieved record earnings and businness volumes
in
the year
ended Dec. 31, 1959, the company reported on Feb. 9;
It was the 12th consecutive year in which net income of the conij any
This
Walter
.
190,
potentialities."'—V.
Corp.—Earnings—
p.
al
"with the growth of inuu
Nationwide Leasing has tu
ed
•
of
voluntary
as
St. Lawrence power in late
annual rate reduction
of
1958 provided the
$250,000 effective
which
!
155.
Aircraft Engineering
Corp.—Sales, Net Up
of
ending Dec. 31,
Corresponding
figures
for
the
12
months
ending
Dec.
31,
1958,
Corp.—Acquires—
of
garment
pressing
S., Canadian and South
the
into
U.
equipment
American
in
acquisition
International President.
Announcement
Hoffman
•
in
Included'
in
the
of
the
other
machinery
terms
and
Wilkes-Barre,
all
was
made
by
49
>"
th
mart s t;
acquisition of all garment pressing, dry cleaning and laund- y
m^nt, manufacturing and sales
facilities and inventories of
Nicholson
&
Co.,
Wilkes-Barre,
Pa., for
approximately
Revls L.
P-
•
H.
own
pany
Stejl"'
nt
sale were Nicholson's Ruddle Street
files, drawings, jigs, fixtures, pattew
of
id
and operating materials.
purchase
puts
manufacturing
owns,
<0.
•
International into the U. S
said Mr. Stephenson, 3h"
in eight Europe?, n com: r
The purchase was made after approval by the U. S. Distrh t v
in
Wilkes-Barre
since
Nicholson was in petition under the i
ruptcy Act, which provides a plan for payment of debts to uns'1
creditors.
W. H. Nicholson will continue to manufacture steam •.
control valves, industrial floats and allied products.
"This
its
•
the
of
moved
*
.
International
manufacturer
This
recently
share
per
corporation
months
V.
working
filed
24
Heller
junior
a
of business.
270,377
Bethpage, Long Island, N. Y., reports for the
1959, sales and other income of $289,424,480
and net income of $4,938,308, equal to $2.24 per share after provision
of
$5,900,000 "for Federal
income taxes and possible refund under
renegotiation.
,
This
12
notification
of
common
Timonium, Md.—Files With SEC—
Feb.
Jt,h
Hoffman
facilities,"
.nt
.
operates and licenses plants
1959
1960
$609,747
574,664
revenue,
A
through
for
be used
placement
Heller;
Will
use
$366,786
265,597
share.
p.
letter
a
class
announced on Feb. 4.-—V. 187, p. 2660.
Grumman
Month of January—
1959
■ 1960
$356,267
•
Corp., above.—V.
1959,
190,
filed
29
share,
per
Md.
are
E.)
issues
The
>
notes
availability
1,
1959
$1.242,&?a'
tiated by F. Eberstadt & Co. and Dean Witter & Co.
with
normal upward trend was reflected in sub¬
sequent months with
net income for December 1959 attaining the
highest per share earnings in company history, 17 cents per share.
RR.—Earnings-^-
Railway
462,648
RR.—Earnings—
,
——
"Resumption
—V.
Georgia
15,374,624
$2,444,509
*557,689
__
substantially- reduced - sales to wholesale cus¬
tomers,"
Mr.
McKibben
said.
"The
anticipated depressing effects
on
earnings bottomed out in October when earnings dropped to $1.22
April
per
Net
Net
15,212,941
$1,356,655
a
operations
Mountain Power
a
1960
Feb.
on
(Walter E.)
901.
$1.28
for
626.
1959
$17,819,133
reported 1959 earnings for its common
against $1.41 for 1958.
G. M. McKibben,
Fresiclent,
noted
there was
a
substantial growth in sales to the
corporation's
primary
customers
in
1959,
with
electric operating
revenues,
other than sales to other utilities,
increasing 6.3%.
"The
Florida RR.—Earnings—
Month of January—
p.
'
compared
'
expenses
corporation
of
186,
$1,337,498
shares of
'to
Baltimore,
Hoffman
stock
Centerk
,
income—
■227,726
901.
&
Ilutzler's
&
yield 5% to 4.85%,
subject to authorization of
to
revenue
from
was
Green
Shopping
issues, of notes aggregating $25,000,000 of this company,
was announced on March 4.
The placement was nego¬
5.%% subordinated convertible notes, due Jan. 30,
1975, it
company's
offered to celling stockholders
proceeds
(Walter
797.
'
Georgia
'
re¬
Hamilton Watch Co.—Private Placement—This com¬
198,000
.
operating
income——
charges
191,
Salomon Bros.
$16,569,596
Western
&
797.
B.T.L.
Amo
results and future pos~development program which"
\
,
convertible
(H. L.p Green Co., Inc.—Sells Stock
See
Del
the
*
-
on
are
earnings despite
p.
facilities*
year's
past
several .years.—V.
for
$2.25
be
to
are
Sons,
1,302,809
195,000
after
—V.
railway
191, p.
——1
This
Net
from
of February—
191,
000 of
1959 J"..
1,375,039
—
;.
fairly well
I960
operating
p.
its
N. 'Y. "
private
'
pany, through Eastman Dillon, Union
has placed privately with institutional
I960
$2,166,844
—
are
at
corporation
were
Co. of Indiana, Inc.—Earnings-
taxes-—
Commission,
the
of
100,000
proceeds
The
Ry.—Earnings—
operating
.
100,000
Inc.
corporation
with
Bay
191.
—V.
'v
expenses
taxes
prices
the
cdvering 27,883 shares ol common stock
,
a
railway
Sales
275,000
725,000
income
at
in
store
that
'
offering were: Ira Haupt & Co.; Hemphill, -Noyes
Hutchinson & Co.; and R. W. Pressprich & Co.—
operating
Month
&
Copeland &
*
&
.
1847.
99.3047.
was
expanded
Marx
&
201.
offered
The
(H. L.) Green Co. Inc.—Sales Up—
Inc. V275,000
Inc._;
earnings.
the
revenue
—v
Co.,
on
The"
building
Silverwood
stated
February-^-
p.
York,
SEC
475,000
901.
Telephone
Commerce
revenue
Net
475,000
Securities Corp.
Kendall,
p,
was
;
99.39.
certificates
Schaffner
Head Ski Co., Inc.,
-
$38,645,907'$32,106,585
186,
,
was
reoffered
the
of
Railway "operating
275,000
Patterson,
.
issue
coupon,
Northern
Green
475,000
Hammill
revenues
Operating
Federal
Co.
Carolina
725,000
____
Month of January—
Operating
&
''
.
797.
p.
Railway
Co.
Co.
Pierce,
Smitn
&
&
Shearson,
•
the
were
sale
in
railway
475,000
Allyn
(a'
$2.40
important
a
Net earnings
r
Lynch,
Fenner
■
C.
725,000
.
&
Brothers
Lehman-
Blair
Union
Co
&
Sachs
Goldman,
A,
Up— 1
,
This offering
1975.
for
4%
a
"Deficit.—V.
475,000
Templeton
current
share
year.
Stores Inc.—Sales Higher—
covering
be
The
$725,000
Co.
of
one
1960—7 Months—1959
$2,920,297
expenses—
Corp.__
&
Higginson
Mitchum, Jones
725,000
to
Ry.—Equipment Trust Certificates Of¬
operating
Weeks__
&
Langley
Lee
1,000,000
Blyth & Co. Inc.—.—
C.
&
"525,573
Sales
revenue—
Net
■
__
Hemphill,
286,595
below.—V.
Inc.,
operating
'•'',
Co.
basis
within
Harvey Boat Works, Inc., Aloha, Ore.—Files With SEC
'
Bailw.ay
Amount
Inc.
$2,000,000
Webster
&
&
Barney
SEC
1
1960—Month—1959
Month of January—
Smith,
increase
—
191,
New
Railway
severally
'
•
$357,755
v
797.
Properties,
and
Great
the following principal amounts
company
Amount
*
•
.
Curtis
Stone
<
*
4,466,245
Month of January—
'
*
•
previousr
the
1959
$4,824,000
$1,149,171
operations___
_
in
operation
Angeles.—V.
bonds:
new
<•••■••
with
compared
as
the
on
factory
new
the •value
in
Month' of
—V.
shares
McMaster
191,
$3,583,575,'
r
,
for
Interstate
Co.;
.
$29,323,692
.
split.
Hart
year,
and
J.,
attest
•
certificates
The
<fe
$34,765,976 and net
totaled
1959
with
up
1960, stockholders will be ask<*d
Directors have indicated the initial
dividend
Sales
i960
income
p.
winning bid
'• Associates
short-
construction
territory served by the company includes approxi¬
mately 125 communities, ~ among them Tampa, St. Petersburg, Clear¬
water,
Sarasota,
Lakeland,
Bradenton,
Winter
Haven,
Plant
City,
Bartow, and Lake Wales.' v-.-'income
$83,141,773,
9.2'%.
28,
conservative
a
Ilartfieid
$5,219,000
■
bid,-also
BUSINESS—The
respectively
.191,
901..
p.
Issuance
The balance of the proceeds will be added to treasury funds,
which expenditures for the
1960 construction
program
will be
made.
reached
of
Angeles.
been
4,069,829
railway
operating
Producing
The
a
program.
from
has
J.
ceived.
•:
System,'
repay
its
from
1960 to March 1,
'
General Telephone
from the offering
proceeds
incurred
50%/
a
Kestnbaum
pects
*
$3,778,512
the
will
1948.
1959
following,the split will' be 30 cents par
This is equivalent to an annual rate of
still
-
borrowings,
annum.
May
..
.
fered—Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates on Feb.
3 publicly .offered an issue of $4,740,000 of 47/s% equip¬
ment. trust certificates maturing semi-annually, Sept. 1,
at
thereafter,
prices
per
last
March
stock
2-for-l
stores
N.
Los
Mr.
*
company
1965* through
5.048%
;
Great Northern
>
*;.
.option
March
less
of
the
at
1961
1,
redeemed
interest
an
railway
; See
were
the market.
on
since
meeting,
1960—54 Wks.—1959
Great Lakes OiU& Chemical Co.—Sells Froperties—
•.
Curtis
&
The bonds
since
30,
increase
an
•
rate.
a
is
new
Park,
$603,439,471. $503,712,887
expenses—-
Period End. Feb.* 29—
priced at $9914% and accrued interest, to yield approximately 5.05%.
These bonds were quickly spoken for
after
to
year
in
$55,103,872
revehue„*_„—
Sales
ICOJ
first mortgage bonds]
by an underwriting
5%
of
March
on
share
per
During the
acquiring
'
operating
revenue
—v.
by". Paine,
managed
group
and
made
was
the
over
Higher—
Grayson-Robertson Stores Inc.
/,
com-,
pp.
,
offering of $15,000,000
$23,116,932
25%
*"
1960—5 Wks.—1959
oLJanuary—
"Deficit.-V
a
I960,- covering.
2,
Nov.
for
'
in Rochester, Ind., by openingshopping centers and by acquiring two
new
retail
subsidiaries.
This year
additional stores will be opened
in
suburban
shopping centers including a Wallachs store in Memo-
replace¬
The
Net
».
General Telephone Co. of Florida—Bonds Sold—Pub¬
lic
tire
two
^Trunk Western RR.—Earnings—
Railway-, .operating
Co.—Profit-Sharing Plan—•!'
Englewood
the
by
be substan¬
1
•
almost
901. "
p.
Railway
Net
The
highest
ended
1958
dividend
dividend
.'
mile'
.'
191,
Grand
since
construction
summer.
•
of
,
$54,224,494
_
—V.
is expected
and
line will seek answers to problems
transmitting large amounts of low fuel-cost;
the GPU System at elevated voltage levels.—
797.
both
contributed
year,
•
Grand TJnion Co.—Sales
of
•
last
increase
an
/.
Period End. Feb. 27—
.*
under
operations
income,
191, 'p.:.385.
Sales
High- Voltage
aspects
throughout
p.
energized
be
to
line
1960
in
stock;,
shares,
new
present
•
construction*
architect-engineers and
as
Supervisors.
be
formed by
small water-
a
the
were
year
annual
approve
the
the
of
annual
quarterly
was
at the Saxton generating station of Pennsylvania
project is a joint effort with Westinghouse Electric"
The
Corp. and Gilbert Associate. Inc.,
to
before;—V.
t
1960 would
1959,
foreign
net
markets for
with improvement in
equipment business.
h
original
consolidated
reactor
Co.
and
Goodyear
per
'*
:.
Experimental Corp.
the purpose of constructing
for
BTU
to
$2
the
At
.
.
that the company's
tially larger than in
10,711
Saxton Nuclear
1959,
type nuclear
Electric
heat
that for' 1958.
below
2.8%
During
over-all
an
customers.
some
He predicted
(7) The efficiency of new generating units enabled the domestic sub¬
{
sidiaries
as
of
$.1.60
(& Subs.)—Net Up—News—
were
"
products'to
for new con¬
1959.
in
spent
was
1958
$6.49
rate
1959
$2,810,796 for the year represented a 54%
increase'
eaimings
of
$1,826,864.. Per
share
earnings
amounted'
compared with $4,17
per
share for the previous year.'
earnings
have resulted in an increased annual dividend
.Improved
last
sales
the
income
over
to
earnings
for
$76,148,541
Net
.
in
distribution of 74%
of available 1959 earnings from domestic subsidiaries and 70% of avail-'
able j.959 earnings inch.ai.ig net receipts, irom Manila Electric Co.
1959 to
August,
net
Net
■
Sales
from
the same number of shares. .
year-topped-the billion-and-a-half mark
for the first time, increasing 15.5%
to $1,579,257,984.
This compares
with $1,367,575,535 in 1958; '
7
' ' •
7
Mr. Thomas said that Goodyear's record volume of sales and profits
was accomplished
despite the adverse effect of the steel strike in the
final quarter which, resulted in reduced deliveries
of the company's
Consolidated
'
|
increased 5.7%
was
turer.
share, earned ill 1958-on
p.er
Consolidated earnings of GPU and all subsidiaries (i.e. including
Manila Electric Go. ) .for 1959 amounted to $1.65 compared with $1.60:
in
Rubber Co.—Record Sales and Net—
company
in
largest in Hart Schaffner Jfe
history,' Mdyer Kestnbaum,v President, announced in the annual
issued by this major men's and women's clothing
manufac¬
Marx's
15.6% to $76,008,956.. This is equal to $2.29 per share on
33,163,217 Shares outstanding at the end of the year following a three-'
for-one
split.
The 1959 earnings compare • with $65,741,382, or $1.98
(4)
.
sales
Consolidated
above.
Corp,,
increasing
1958)
in,
sna;e
Radio
&
achieved the highest sales and earnings in its history
in 1959, setting new records for the rubber industry, E. J. Thomas,
Chairman of the Board, announced on Feb. 16.
For the fifth consecutive
year, net income established a new high/
This
Manila
from
per
Cable
; Goodyear Tire &
Both of these figures-
compared with $1.42 in 1958—an increase of 7%.
reflect the 2-for-l stock split in June, 1959.
Ltd.—Seeks Merger—
Wireless,
American
report
Earnings of the domestic subsidiaries increased to $1.52 per share
(2)
Globe
-
did in 1958. to-
they
than
electricity
more
Hart Schaffner & Marx
'
'
...
Originally,
both
the
international
and
domestic
phases
d
;rt
<k-
ed
ps,
the
S.
and laundry equipment business were part oi
un
Corp.
Then
Hoffman International was
*re
off
in
December,
1957,
and the U. S. rights and eauipment
sold to Nicholson in March 1957.
Hoffman International is a separately
listed corporation on the ASE.—V. 190, p. 260.
garment
Hoffman
pressing
Machinery
8
(1112)
The Commercial
Husky Oil Corp.—Earnings—
York
company
$152,641
after
ended
March
on
exploratory
31.
Dec.
reported a
deductions
for
the
In
consolidated
1
the
first
comparable
period
The figures
pany had net earnings of $481,228.
interim report mailed to shareholders
Feb.
on
half
year
a
loss
net
fiscal
of
the
ago
com¬
included
were
of
in
service
an
$651,572
compared
to $833,396
in
the
first
fiscal year.
Consolidated net sales and
for
the
six
months
ended
last
previous
at
six
$657,103
the
over
Husky's
comparable
period
refining and marketing
Husky's
consolidated
included
$218,158
for
of
$73,294
dollar
the
for
sales
the
190,
fiscal
offered
for
Lazard
Freres
price
Inc.,
fibre
1960,
Hi-Power
net
compared
earnings
to
of
12,377
from
the
comparable
period^a
year
of
Testing,
of
Inc.,
announced
by George J.
Glendale, Calif....;
.'.Universal
Los
Universal
Research.&
Angeles,
Research
Morton,
Calif.,
ago. '
&
Testing
President
of
Idaho
owned
reorganization
Laboratories
Maryland
class
Mines
will
continue
reliability
test
pneumatic,
to
and
all
on
hydraulic
of
com¬
encountered
The
in
laboratory's
studies
to
missile
newly
determine
to
nomenon
—V.
190,
which
and
and
A
value
of
and
the
own
and
)
will
Telephone
Co.—Plans 5-for-l
be
&
Telegraph Co., will be
meeting on March 22.—V. 191,
annual
an
and
class
income;
The
925,200
stock
shares
to
($100
of
class
certain
B
191,
p.
Krannert
of
class; A
and
Mrs.
Krannert
-stock
common
shares.—V.
shares
own
j ■
of
(67.5%)
and
892,451
997 435
736,095
railway
operations______
operating deficit-____________
$71,432
Investment
■
•
.
$75,274
21,758
;
.
"
11,654
,
and
accrued
are
is
Corp.
Ltd.—Bonds
Offered—
that
until
the
of
of
borrowings,
UNDERWRITERS—Upon
an
underwriting
Eastman
at
of
retail
Co.,
the
underwriters
Inc.,
as
severally agreed
principal
over
a
amount
of
Union
of
bonds
contract
Co.,
less
sold
by
described
1,250.000
425,000
Lestrange &
Co.
Bell,
Stearns
&
&
Gouinlock
Co.__
Co.
&
Inc.
of
Canton
Ellis
Blyth
&
&
Co.
Burns
Bros.
Denton,
'Butcher
C.
.
&
Co.__
and
Inc.
60,000
Co.,
G.
p.
Co..
Inc.
Sachs
&
Lemon
&
&
Co.
60,000
shrs.
&
Wheat
Stetson
605.
&
&
Cohu
Co.—
125,000
700,000
&
Inc.
*
—
Lake
City
Independent Telephone
Corp. has acquired two
additional operating
telephone companies in
Michigan. William B. Harrison
Independent's
President, announced on Feb. 23.
independent s
roIn^p.e"SfXt neWw Micl?igan
Co., of Lake
City and Northern
Mr
ac9uSsiti°ns are Lake City
Telephone Co., of Hale.
Telephone
Harrison also said that
Julius
Fleischmann. financier and philan¬
thropist of Cincinnati, Ohio, and
Chauncey P. Williams Jr
New York
City attorney, had been elected
3,950,000
3,653,231
4,046,721
3,516,818
961,023
955,842
$3.92
$3.43
$3.86
955,441
$3.30
-
distribution:
25%—1956.- -V
directors and Roben
A
of
and
'
•
earnings
corporation
"
in
history
annual
were
reported
report
for
issued
on
"
stock'dividends,
the
41%
Rusaen.
New
amounted
to
common
of
the
stock
the
of
and
$1,912,425,
10-year
taxes
strengthened
acquisition
Construction
_
of
a
earnings.
the
which
of
new
of
the
79%
after
for
bakery
the
Denver
out
to
$10
'
Co.,
million
the
will
The
report
the
company's
Other
the
the
of
plans
company
acquisition
sound
expenditures
flour
tion
ments
stated
through
bulk
of
to
continue
properties
in
.'
-
in
for
fixed
assets
handling equipment in three
included
of
more
properties, and purchase of 400
present fleet and for new routes.
three
which
its
new
will
contribute
the
installation of
plants; moderniza¬
for
bread
2334.
and
replace¬
153
coast
sales
V
'
187
Calif,
Angeles
has
(subject
contracted
to
to
permission
acquire
from
an¬
Inc.,'
power
and
control
'
sources
for
Electron
Arc
used
for.
variety of
a
facilities
trans¬
using
a
•
communications
wires
where
not
are
could
maximum
available,
cause
in
or
explosions
where
in¬
or
Lynn
announced
begin
be
is
spring.
supplies
power
for
desalting
brackish
in
operation
in
are
electric
will
Mass.
acquisition
this
rectifier
plants
sharply
a
varies
power
electrical
increased
many
greatly
in
components
sales
revolutionary
plans
are
for
for
fiscal
the
printed-circuit
active
an
tele¬
expansion
and
conference
held
.
.
were
Shapp,
revealed
Jerrold
at
President
organization,
that
amount
net
to
sales
joint
a
and
and
for
the
approximately
reported
announced
service
the
for
that
for
revenues
press
Jack
Wrather,
recently
Directors.
and
in
Waltham,
Corp.—Expansion Plans—Sales—
announced
$7,658,371
sales
in
silicon
plants
specialized
unveiled
Wrather
also
Arc
The
available
indicated
29,
program,
would
128
506.
p.
estimated
division
new
Rt.
membrane
years.
dependable,
and
of
the
on
Electron
five
and
of
company
recently
site development to
electric
Feb.
J.
the
1959
points
breaking radio/security
signals
in
military operations.!
code
plant
new
using
191,
Jack
Shapp
permit
line-of-sight
eliminates
and
developments
•from
the
22
$5,262,166
cents
munity
for
share,
per
antenna
elected
fiscal
the
nine
the
Jer¬
Feb. .29,
ended
year
$8,500,000,
previous
President
to
15%
almost
up
year.
*
months
ended
30,
Nov.
Nov.
30,
totalled
tenna.
attic
It
on
floor
home
placed
three-pronged
tivities,
approved
acquisition
intensive
Jerroid
of
new
and
surface
"Magic
the
be
the
Jack
of
Jerrold
shares
to
common
J.
stock
Loeb
222,000
Jerrold has
tween
and
revealed
Muzak
means
o*
and
Jewel Tea Co.,
record
results
for
f
and
his
totalled
in
and
weeks.
common
to
52
and
ended
rose
9.6%
$5000 oon
avJifil
term
the
tempiated^V
hank
in«
i
I
Wl
Jack
stock
initiated
been
p.
be¬
Muzak
America,
by
902.
Earnings Up—
Jan.
to
compared
a
2,
1960
gain
of
basis since
were
3.8%
the
$8,558,609.
with
$2.51
a maximum interest
cost
N° °ther external
of
again
from
at
the
prior year
Earnings
for
bas been built up substantially in
fetention of earnings. There is also
p.^
of
extension
Drfm^rbvIthSrm?0khe?Hity
the
to
common
of
small-town
191,
$460,588,716,
on a weekly average
$2.70
an
joint
holdings
have
for
to
totaled
were
in¬
holdings
shares,
sold
322,000
granted options to purchase
already
systems.—V.
weeks
Earnings
stock
ac¬
mutual
of
whose
personal
plan
Service
Inc.—Sales
the
retail sales
to the
masts.
Jerrold's
of
areas
wife,
644,025
their
discussions
antenna
wSrt y£ar' 01l5'8«
of
extension
organization
of
Jerrold
levels.
1959,
antenna
of
associates
Broadcasting
community
Jewel's
had
shares
that
Corp.
Programatic
stapled
an¬
receiver.
approximately 1,300,000 shares
outstanding.
Wrather
an
be
TV
of
design
outdoor
an
outdoor
the
sheet
circuit
electronic
Shapp
and
additional
Wrather.
near
cir¬
printed
214'
x
of
can
unsightly
toward
Wrather
Milton
John L.
6'
a
printed
Directors, on Feb. 27, includes
manufacturing companies;
developmno; and close cooperation - between
products
announced,
antenna
carpet
Board
selected
terests.
As
flexible
a
on
foot
characteristics
eliminate
approach
carefully
the
the
the
is
elements
12-sauare
Carpet"
to
under
by
antenna
antenna
antenna's
flat
the
of
can
Carpet?"
silver
The
a
Thus,
also
A
with
material.
duplicates
nine
representing the profit on the sale of the com¬
in
Key West, Fla. This compares to net
19 cents
per shMfi for ,the nine months ended
"Magic
new
antenna
flexible
or
1958.
Jerrold's
cuit
the
system
.earnings of $210,572
share
Engineering Corp.—Seeks to
Acquire—
This corporation of Anaheim,
Autronics
Corp.
of
Los
by
between
waves
Electronics
Board
For
plants,
seven
cake
bakeries
branches comprise Interstate's
operations from coast to
Interstate
expansion
trucks
was
Ionics,
,
light
landings and
radio
world
intenna
Shapp
an
rapidiy
plant,
its
growth.
plant
Twenty
p.
Bakery
serve
of
electrical
"point"
needed
past
corporation
the
states
Rocky Mountain area was begun in 1959.
The new
replace the present leased buildings out of
which Interstate
been operating
since acquiring the Campbell-Sell
Plant in 1958,
be
ready for occupancy this spring.
which
will
•
eastern
Kingston
expanding
has
stock
•
-
,
in
turning
in
the
ended
rold
the
on
common
taxes.
distribution
modern
plant of
facilities
dividends
the
on
$1.60
with
cake
bread
totaling
long-term debt payments
earnings.
Interstate's earnings showed a
net
1950-1959,
and
its
Quarterly
dividends
coupled
54.27%
period,
132% -before
the
$3.92
the
$6,312,502
up
about 207*
months ended Nov. 30,
1958. Net
(income
for
the
nine
months) ended Nov. 30, 1959 was $727,635 or
57
cents per share which
includes non-recurring income of $284,240
1959
on
the
Milton
of
or
its
its
in
to
Mass.,
President
specialized
/
safe
include
may
with
been
has
of
from
2334.
p.
Corp.—Earnings—
net
this
187,
"
are
plant,
the
Jerrold
by
978,789
according
applications.
visual
The
commercial
This
$
7,441,818
3,925,000
to
which
year.
characteristics,
106,379,091
8,446,721
" 4,440,000
Kingston, Pa.,- which has'
bakery products yearly.
to
Telephone Corp.
$
113,224,927
of
the
.
.
of
where
Ionics'
next
over
The
$
cents,
to
program
a
•-
-
preferred
with
125,000
Acquires
And Northern
Telephone Companies—
•
Interstate
&
Co
its
1956
7,605,231
.
250,000
Weld
gain
425,000
Co.
White,
by
review
a
For
Co.
Staats
sales
represented
425,000
700,000
R.
-1957
slower
production
acquisition
116,873,114
Bakeries
net
amounted to
of $366,263
60,000
Barney
in
•
4,199,155
stock
1959
22.
$4.80
&
Inc.
C.
1958.
of
.
for
Ionics
-
191.
Subs.)—Earnings—'
taxes.
preferred
bank loans
in
Arc, Inc., Lynn,
developed
light
security
until
land
1960
include
amounted
425,000
Inc.
of
Lock¬
by
units.—V
greater
and
$6,000,000
514%
1960,
year
.
line
intensity
aircraft
controls
locations
Present
products
contract
stock computed on the basis
of 978,789
shares
outstanding.
Earnings in
1958
were
$3.43
on
the
basis' of
961,023 shares then outstanding; $3.37 on the
basis of 978,789
shares
Quarterly
common
stock
dividends
of
40
425,000
Co.
industrial
supply
4,550,000
shares
$3.92 per share
250,000
&
its
$370,000
1958
program.
Gilliland,
commercial
of
on
and
utilized
parts
operations, R. L. Nafziger, Board
Chairman,' and
R. Dow,
President, reported bread and cake sales
amounting to
$124,298,154, an increase of 6.35%, over 1958.
Earnings,..after payment of preferred
&
Richardson
that
R.
communications
beam
required.—V.
power
the
'
broad
a
high
are
and
voice
completed
John
200,000
Co
'
,
Wins
—
of
terference.
water
Corp.
for
,
.
applications
privacy
'
.
a
market."
;
Edwin
of
guiding
reliance
Civilian
ago.
8,749,155
-
by
sale
electronic
of
hazardous
.■
•
1
,,
-
in
aids
vision
(&
1959
com.
per
year
In
250,000
Rothschild
Smith,
awarded
launcher
Corp.
outstanding
26
and
industrial
Special
-
transi¬
our
established
of
$4,000,000
pay
construction
stock
2351.
marketed
Also
and
sale
,
—
&
complete
wages
sale
in
the
>
up
15%.
Division, Ionics,
pencil-thin
special
years
from
Elec¬
were
$24,162,920
shares
to
record
1958.
budget.
common
p.
Feb.
on
mission
Madison's
*
taxes
profit-—.:-
Jan.
Co.,
Pressprich
Co.
F.
&
many
■
.
..
'
taxes
inc.
Interstate
250,000
1
Sons,
.
announced
been
Bakeries
inc.
Fed.
Highest
the
250,000
Ohio
Winslow,
*
for
•Shares
Weir,
_!/_l
Pitfield
RR.
in
124,298,154
before
•Com.
700,000
Co
C.
L.
has
for F-104
-
Net
the
' $425,000
Co.
&
Young,
Inc.
J.
Furman
Inc.
Corp.
sales
Prov.
principal
Peabody
William
425,000
191,
allocable
Company,
Piper, Jaffray &
Hopwood
425,000
Corp.
California
./
has
"the
Fund
origin
Telegraph
'
that
Madison
their
'••
respective
to
stated
last
had
time
...
allied'
$
Net
250,000
250,000
Securities
in
Aircraft
Profit
have
following
pursuant
the
■
&
.
26
Years Ended Dec. 26—
and
Johnston,
W.
•
Amount
&
Reynolds
President,
of
Pennsylvania
Telephone
Feb.
of
189,
■_
other
encouraging."
which
.
share
.
year
425,000
R.
the
:
902.
p.
Thomson
below
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
Hannaford Inc.
The Dominion Securities
—V.
125,000
division
conditions
themselves
Fund
disposition
company
of
most
,
heed
%
disposition
and
from
the
80,000
The purchase of all assets of Electron
Inc.
are
company
cents
in
supplies and equipment including transformers, rectifiers,
panels will continue under the new name Electron Arc
company's
25%., interest
in
Snd
fee " properties extending
all
on
the
divi¬
87 14
all
an
per
Total
to
anticipates 1960 will be another year of continued
progress—the operating budget indicates increased earn¬
and
Manufacture
Corp.,.*pointed
resources
19.
revenue?,
increased over
materials,
from
used
were
at
out¬
common
cents
Ionics Inc.—Acquires—
>
miles along the Gulf Coast of South-"
holdings of Placer Development, Ltd.,
International Mining on a profitable
affiliate
•
corporation
700,000
700,000
Madison
.
This
store,
the/natural
with.'the
in
cost
and
Sept,
resulted
expenses
$9,950,740
shares
the
2214
company
per
nounced
on
recent
in
company's
construction
report.—V.
the
the
named
in
the
and
an
5. *
p.
The
growth
ings
the
1959
of
on
to
per
1958.
recent years,
an
434%
additional
under
v.
•*
is
company's
and
For
for
Mining
practical purposes, will
diversification in securities with
full
storage
*
anticipated, according ' to
the
report,
that
bank
loans
$6,500,000 will be required in 1960 to
help provide funds for
of
$916,000
of
'earnings
net/
Canton
appears
the
for
taxes,
the
on
a
year,
$30,327,999
increased
increased
funds
These
apply
provide
includes
during 1959,
total
revenues
year
bonds
mortgage
1959.
to
visual
of
its
with
International
wholesale
the
consisting
general. cargo.
International
Contract—
machinery
wholly-owned
of
others
in
It
places
which
connection
191,
425,000
James
.Dawson,
Alester
and
Co.
250,000
Sherrerd
Collings
Corp.
Equitable
200.000
200,000
&
Inc.
&
Co.,
Simmons
Inc
Bradford
first
to
which
amounted
were
with
of
Gas
increase
and
received
company
514%
and
business
of
The
the
made
stock
also
77%
1958.
for
-
of
square
as
controlled
to
taxes.
.
and
Noyes & Co.
Hornblower
&
Weeks__
W.
volume
Acquire—
and
last; department
firm,
Merkle,
tion
Principal
Goldman,
Hemphill,
60,000
publicly
payments
compared
share
per
common
were
of
cents
revenues
year
those
over
Operating expenses
to $26,017,625.
This
1959
proposed acquisition of
has agreed
to purchase
and
royalties, minerals
430
represents
and
transaction,
Earns,
Inc.-
425,000
not
was
6%
about
com¬
the
which
revenues,
necessary
investment,
in
utility's
were
21V*
from
operating
for
$32,656,269
tric
1958.
of
.■
to
the
after
unaudited
together
well
as
This
used
Nesbitt,
and
McDonald
425,000
company
Fund
cargoes
operations
gas
future
A.
original
financ¬
and
out
its
mining
a
situation
short-
the
Name—
The
ahead
comparison with the
$39,113.—V. 189, pp. 2891 and
earnings,
acquisition
approximately
Louisiana,
for
after
merger, •
Canadian
bulk
and
be
new
to
company
McLeod,
Co.
Inc.
C.
the
•
share
25
Madison
net
Mining's
extended
Edward
below:
125,000
60,000
Becker
Blunt
Co.
250,000
Co
Inc.
G.
&
Kidder,
*
&
Bear,
is
between
Gairdner
Barret, Fitch, North &
Co.
into
company the
their
respective
$1,500,000
Allyn and Co.. Inc.
Bache
subject
the
Amount
&
Co.__
Thomson and
Arthurs,
reduce
Principal
Inc.
C.
and
entered
Union
Securities
Nesbitt,
terms
from
bonds
contract
Dillon,
the
per
International
from
President
the
Interstate
Securities
to purchase
Name—
Eastman
to
to
are
Company, a
arising principally
underwriters, on behalf
therein, the underwriters
named
$922,000
Kellogg,
—v.
bonds
company
wholesale of
and
42%
was
unloading,
''with
This
basis
date.
the
managing
amounts
delayed delivery
the
agreement
Dillon,
and
As
no
was
Feb.
on
Baltimore.
ore," other
productive/natural
'
.
business
subsidiary, writes casualty insurance
financing activities of the company.
and
was
income
announced
reported
International
ern
company also finances at retail
household appliances, commercial
equipment
merchandise.
Elite
Insurance
of
other
reported.
there
net
$7,698,000
at
L.
further
by
BUSINESS—The principal
ing in Canada of the sale
motor'vehicles.- The
and
1959,
interest
it
,
the-sale
Swanson
total
of
iron
of
fields.
•
secured
$2,485,476, which
...
Co.
1958,
that
of
Feb.
PROCEEDS—-Net proceeds
from
the
sale
of
the
placed in the company's
general funds to
be used
term
to
the
stockholders.
additions made
1958.
beginning with dividend
paid during 1959 on the
per share.
The company's
of
was
total
share on
the same number
Dividends paid quarterly
per
increased
were
dends
$4,358,180
shares of common stock
outstanding
$1.17 per share
for
the
year
share,
President, said the preliminary tally showed that
$564,143, slightly ahead of the third period,
total
the
$1.09
to
of
V%
3,237,333
1959,
the
on
of
stock
•
income
net
company's
high
according to
than 21,500
more
-
standing at the end of
Up—
year
the
Frank
out
the company that this represents
the first time
Canadian finance company has
offered its securities
publicly
United
States market. '
a
Mr.
June,
when
controlling
estimated
interest.
non-callable
redemption
believed
the
net
corporation
revenues
1, 1970, except through the
operation of the sinking fund which
commences Feb. 1, 1965.
Voluntary
redemption prices start at 103% of
principal amount, declining there¬
after, and the sinking fund
redemption price is 100%
of principal
amount; both plus accrued interest to the
It
cents,
Canton
year
Dillon, Union Securities & Co. and
Nesbitt,
Co., Inc. were joint managers of an invest¬
ment group which
publicly offered on March 3 an issue
of $15,000,000
(U. S.)
Imperial Investment Corp. Ltd.
20-year 6^2% collateral trust
bonds, due Feb. 1, 1980,
at
bonds
from
equivalent to 414 cents a share on 362,569
outstanding raised per share income after taxes for
until
delivery
'
.
end
record
a
1958,
in net plant and property
earnings
the
at
outstanding stock at $25 per share.
An
offer will be
made
to
all
other
stockholders.
The
entire
transaction
is 3,subject
to
approval
of
governmental
authorities
and
International
Mining
share owners.,
Canton, headed by Herebert J. Watt,
President, will
be
operated as a wholly " owned
subsidiary of International Mining
Corp. without change in existing
management.
Fourth
largest
terminal
on
the
Atlantic
Seaboard,
the
Canton
Co.
of Balitimore was
incorporated in Maryland in 1829.
Both di¬
rectly and through its subsidiaries. Canton
Railroad
Co.
and
The
Cottman
Co.,
Canton
operates
a
completely
integrated
waterfront
terminal
in
the
Port
of
Baltimore
for
the
Thomson &
100%
72%
up
the
on
report states.
The
v
in
increase
return
$8,131,496
the
of
sales
quarter
before,
92%
$811,369
649,575
Eastman
The
1959
the
1959
from
Imperial
18 14
This
$3,323,665
expenses
797.
substantial
A
the
to
rose
$388,615 over
released to the
of
just
report
reasonable
equal,
an
increase
an
Co.—Earnings—
income
net
company's
1959,
annual
aggregate
an
902.
P-
Interstate Power
and
189rp- 2351.
International Mining Corp.—Seeks
$3,709,147
revenue
p.
the
owned
1959
$721,007
operating
191,
*
I960
operating
railway
to
RR.—Earnings—
Railway
—V.
$67,209,
sales
the
Railway
revenue
of
Swanson,
shares
mon
18,636,030
Month of January—
Net
H.
Fourth
year
17,763,652
railway
operations
operating income
4.
797.
railway
par
5-for-l
$21,472,799 $21,959,695
from
revenue
191,
? ?
or
1959
$3,411,021
$4,894,803
—
—V.
wholly-
Officers
common.
o9„6.°„„^
re¬
indebtedness,
925,200
par),
—
Sales
corporate
its
and
company
addition
in
preferred
C.
B
quarter
raised
902.
p.
I960
Illinois Terminal
■
the
be
and
Month of February—
note
used in
mill.
general
for
Autronics
Interstate Department Stores Inc.—Sales Higher
part to
aggregate of 400,450
shares
of
class
A
common
equal number of class B shares.. Board Chairman and
shares
of
fourth
change the
defense
stock
expenses
—V.
.
of
for
v
revenue__
operating
Net
,
additions
will
kraft
available
in
used
promissory
payment
$30,000,000
be
be
an
an
RR.—Earnings—
operating
-
which
new
will
2458.
Railway
C.
a
will
demand
before/ was reported
1959 by this company of Hicksville, N. Y., on the basis of
figures
subject to fihal audit. IFI is a leading independent
producer of countersystems and related electronic components.
99.32% is held by the American
submitted to share-owners for
ap¬
Railway
J.
subsidiary,
of
stock
as
Research and Development Co.
(acquired
several
designed to maintain Interstate s balance between
industial business. Mr. Booth stated that
James
F.
Hayward, President of Autronics, will continue as^ President and
General Manager.—V. 189, p. 261.
for
phe¬
subjected.
proposed
Month of January—
A.
the
company's
■
is
ago)
compared
Split-
26 recommended to
$100 to $20.
The
Illinois Central
A.
of
in
products
Utah
and
civilian
measure
company stock from
Illinois Bell's stock, of which
proval at
in
and
established
under
months
fibre
the
outstanding,
4%
Herman
624,575
Net
conduct
environmental
travelers
space
will
1296.
p.
the
split of
i
supplied
present
manufacture
of
time-delay relays,
sequence
timers
function programmers and other miniaturized
electronic
the missiles, aircraft and
defense industry. Also
for
Corp.
by
offering
by amendment.
sale of corrugated
public
Instruments for Industry,
Inc.—Earnings
Department
subsequently simulate
vehicles
space
Research
Directors of this company on Feb.
in
The
its
the
for
This
of
common
Elston
•
to
headed
underwriters
basis.
manufactuer
sale
proceeds
has
shares
number
travel.
space
created
Illinois Bell Telephone
Net
of
be
1960,
be
2,
stock,
condi¬
tions
•
March
on
was
development by Autronics is a line of similar types of
industrial-automation use.
The
addition to the Interstate family of such firms
products, folding cartons and
It also sells kraft linerboard, fruit and
hatchery supplies and poultry equip¬
of
capital
SEC
$600,000,
of
detectors,
devices
subsidiaries.
Treasurer
ponents and systems; however, it will
gradually add facilities to permit
the testing of more complex units under
extreme environmental
the
owned
net
company
(43.3%
perform
programs
,
and
Indianapolis,
Street,
common
group
the
products,
construction
the
the
A
will
corrugated
from
including
directors
:
qualification," evaluation, research, and
types of electronic', electro-mechanical,
Net
the
with
a
terms
balance
50%
a
of
135,000
was
-
Testing Laboratories
Virginia
West
Market
all-or-none
an
products.
proceeds
to
on
related
packaging
financing
The
and
Jersey,
East
class
through
Co.
$2,500,000
payable
of
is engaged in
and
Net
the
pay
mainder
name
sale
&
120
statement
underwriting
company
boxes
ment.
Maryland Mines Corp.—Acquires
Laboratory—
the
public
the
vegetable
period in the previous fiscal year, with total
4.4%
on the
same comparison basis.
production
for
the
six
months
ended
Dec.
31
was
up
down
and
at
shares
specialty paperboard
loss
net
a
New
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
registration
up
The
Husky
had
York,
a
Interstate and will continue in
^Autronics? Corp!?*with° 1959 saies
1957
loctated
175,000
were
ago.
statement,
Container
a
covering
the
of
New
972.
p.
corporation,
filed
purposes,
Idaho
Corp-.
of
Inland
This
Ind.,
revenues,
31,
2041.
p.
Acquisition
under
half
Dec.
190,
in
Booth,
President
be operated as
Interstate
of
wholly-owned subsidiary oi
null
same
volume
Husky's
oil
966,145 barrels,
—V.
first
year
a
subsidiary,
in
months
operating
$15,335,740
subscribers
Michigan.—V.
26.
Husky's consolidated net loss was attributed to a net loss of $422,341
experienced by its subsidiary
Gate City Steel operations which in¬
cluded a write-off by Gate City of
$166,372, its cost in excess of the
book value of its equity in Moffett
Engineering Inc.
Husky reported consolidated earnings before exploratory deductions
as
to
Monday, March 14, 1960
. ■ .
Corporation
Commissioner). Frank
E.
Engineering, says that Autronics will
California
City, and William C. Wood, of Dryden, treasurer and controller of
corporation respectively.
Independent, a telephone holding company set up in September, 19«>5'
owns or is affiliated
with 15 telephone operating companies providing
the
This
1960,
iand
Financial Chronicle
our
financing is now con-
Volume
Johnson &
The
191
Number 5933
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Johnson—Sales and Earnings Up—
1959. domestic
sales
this
of
and
company
least" through the next quarter,
fence products to farm
—
Establishes Subsidiary
Plant in Italy—
This company on Feb. 29 announced the establishment of a
subsidiary
Consolidated
firm, with H. F. Johnson of Racine serving as chairman. Johnson
is Chairman of S. C. Johnson & Son, Inc.
Participating in the
direction
of the new subsidiary are Amerigo Peretti of Milan,
director of S.A.P.P.A., and Eric Hohenberg, managing director
son's French subsidiary.—V. 191, p. 102.
duction
V.
G.
corporation
operating
operating
Railway
tain
indebtedness,
377,110 shares of
of
.
i
,
,
.
'
,
191,
R.
a
this
company,
Mutual Life Insurance
Penn
and
of
President
to
retire
The
1921.
incorporated
Co.,
firm
and
its
in
1907,
subsidiaries
191,
902.
p.
used
manufacture
present name in
construction equip¬
1959
$3,842,269
2,137,573
Net
from
revenue
railway
—V.
operating
191, p. 507.
railway operations.
income
$1,454,054
581,328
1
Month of January—
Railway operating revenue...
Net
Net
operating
191,
1960
$423,372
248,961
expenses.
from
revenue
railway
—V.
operating
725,363
;
Gulf Ry.—Earnings—
Kansas, Oklahoma #
Railway
$1,704,696
railway operations
income
$174,411
49,203
.—;
1959
$570,357
258,848
$311,509
122,889
798.
p.
Kellogg Co.—Annual Report—
This
company's 1959 annual report shows consolidated net
$242,410,406,
an
increase of 10%
over
the previous year.
sales
Con¬
total of $19,327,440.
This
represents
$2.12
per share
of common stock, after deducting
preferred dividends, as compared to $2.04 in 1958. Dividends for the
year totalled $1.10, including
a year-end extra of 10 cents, as com¬
pared to $1 the previous year. Total common and preferred dividends
amounted to $10,230,487 for an increase of $908,544 over 1958.
In his
letter to shareholders, President Lyle C. Roll
reports sub¬
stantial
progress
for
the company in all markets throughout the
world where its products are sold. The 16th production unit was opened
last April
in Oslo, Norway. The Memphis plant which shipped its
first carload of ctreal Jan. 6, 1959,. and was formally dedicated the
following April, is in full swing. Improvement projects at the plants in
Canada, England, Australia, Omaha and San Leandro were accelerated
of
solidated
in
net
earnings
4%
rose
1958
over
to
a
\
the
forging
the
plans are underway for
Switzerland and Finland.
He estimates that the 1960 expenditure for replacement and expansion
projects will be $8,000,000 as against $9;400,000 for 1959.—V. 188,
2508.
p.
future,
Roll
Mr.
installations
branch
stated
in
,
$1
million
Laclede Gas Co.—Partial Redemption—
Accident Insurance
&
Co.
—
Rights
Offering—This company on Dec. 3 offered its common
stockholders rights to buy an additional 331,836 shares
of common stock (par $1) at $2.25 on a l-for-4 basis;
rights expired on Dec. 28. The Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
Inc., and associates agreed to purchase any unsub¬
has called for redemption on March 31, next, through
operation of the sinking fund, 6,000 shares of its 4Va% cumulative
preferred stock at $25 per share. Payment will be made at the office
of
the
St,
Louis,
Mo.—V.
189,
p.
2567.
Month of January—
Railway
Railway
operating
operating
I960
expenses—
PROCEEDS—The net
proceeds
will be
used
to
increase capital
and
surplus.
Net
incorporated March 2, 1954 under
the laws of the State of Georgia.
It was organized by A. G. Haskins,
from
railway operations
operating deficit
railway
—V.
company
deficit
191,
190,705
$119,630
_
121,781
"In
F. Shaw, Jr., H. A. Pontius, and Frank D. Holcomb who were the
promoters of the company, each of whom subscribed for and pur¬
chased for cash 2,500 shares of $1 par value common stock at $2
Lane Bryant Inc.—Sales
Period End. Feb. 29—
Sales
there has been a constantly increasing dependence
the field of geophysical research," Mr. Salvatori
continuing demand for the company's services
will be enhanced appreciably by the added scientific talents and elec¬
tronic experience available to use from the Litton organization."
stated.
—V.
share. None of these persons are now associated with the com¬
pany and the company does not now have any promoters or parents
191, p.
Higher— *
1960—2 Mos.—1959
$5,613,912 $10,893,851 $10,441,582
South Carolina,
admission
Securities-Act of
business
business
do
to
the
in
defined
commenced
to
Kennesaw
as
on
an
May
11,
insurance
1933
1954,
as<
iaraended.
The
Tennessee and Alabama; an application is pending for
State of Louisiana.
operating
operating
Railway
''
'
i960
expenses
$275,365
214,113
$61*432
1,117
;
1959
$263,884
202,452
revenue
now
the
resulting
and
continuing
company
of
Net
five
the result of which has been to combine Kennesaw and five
companies into a single life insurance company. On April 26,
Life Savings
Insurance
Co.,
an
Alabama company,
Net
railway
—V.
from
railway operations
operating income-
revenue
_
$61,252
-
2,269
Western
American Family Life Insurance Co., also an Alabama
company.
On
July 15,
1957, the Fortune Life Insurance Co. of
America, an Alabama company, merged into Reliance Life Insurance
Co.
of
Georgia,
a
Georgia company.
On June 5, 1958, American.
Family Life. Insurance Co. merged into Reliance.
On June 2, 1959,
Investors Life Insurance Co.,
a
Georgia company, was merged into
merged
Lehigh & New England RR.—Earnings—
into
and on Sept.
Kennesaw,
190,
p.
10, 1959, Reliance was merged into, Kennesaw.
2141.
Month of January—
Railway
tional structure
Salvatori
announcement
operating
operating
Net
Net
deficit
I960
$337,699
475,406
revenue.—:
191,
expenses.:—:
from railway operations
operating deficit
railway
—V.
1959
$394,831
474,104
$137,707
an
16,090
Railway
operating
revenue
Railway
operating
expenses
organization
capital
stock. This represents an increase of 33% over net profit
and 99 cents a share for the same period of last year.
of $1,844,609.
The
present
level of
operations
is
expected to
be maintained
at
the
geophysical
field,
research
a
logical and mutually advantageous one," he concluuded.
Geophysicist Hehry Salvatori, who continues as Chief Executive Offi¬
of the new Litton subsidiary, is a graduate of the University of
Pennsylvania 'in electrical engineering and holds a Master's Degree in
physics from Columbia University.
He was early employed as a research engineer with Bell Telephone Laboratories, subsequently joining
Geophysical Research Corp. (an Amerada Petroleum subsidiary), where
he played a prominent role in the development of the reflection method
of geophysical exploration,
in 1933 he founded Western Geophysical
which quickly became one of the leaders in its field, a position which
it still enjoys today.—V. 191, p. 507.
Long: Island RR.—Earnings—
1960
—
1959
$5,618,856
5.081,157
$5,446,339
5,121,224
$537,699
73,380
—
revenue from railway operations
railway operating deficit——
191, p. 606,
Net
Net
_
$325,115
180,927
(P.) Lorillard Co.—Sales and Net at Record—
expanding its research, tobacco processing and storage facilities. The
1959 results, it was emphasized, bettered those for 1958 when a 135%
sales increase gave the company its best year
in history up to that time.
For 1959, net sales totaled $490,873,749 up from 1958 sales of $479,120,409.
Net earnings were $28,^65,157 as compared with earnings of
$27,037,083.,• Per common share earnings were $4.20 based on 6,564,048
shares outstanding at the close of 1959, compared with $4.01 for each
share
of
common
for the 2-for-l
stock
common
outstanding at 1958 year-end,
after adjusting
stock split in 1959,
Dollar dividends also reached their highest level with
Louisiana & Arkansas
with
a
total of $2.20
the
previous
i960
Railway
operating
revenue
operating
$2
Ry.—Earnings—
Month of January—
expenses
Net
1959
$2,214,320
1,309,886
from railway operations
operating income
....
revenue
railway
191,
—
1960
$4,725,841
4,127,188
1959
$4,368,947
4,529,560
p.
$2,052,780
1,251,373
$904,434
$801,407
314,996
295,880
507.
Louisville
Net
Net
revenue
from
191,
operations
deficit:—
702.
railway
operating
railway
♦Deficit.—V.
p.
—
$598,653
797,295
of 634 N. Grand Ave., St. Louis, Mo., filed a
statement with-' the SEC on March* 4, - 1960,
covering
shares of 5%$ convertible preference stock, 1960 series, to
corporation,
registration
120,000
be
offered1 for
underwriters
Bache*&
be
'
sale by the holders thereof through a group of
Riter & Co., Edward * D. Jones &r Co., and
offering price and underwriting terms will
amendment.
public
Net
Net
supplied by
The
operating
1960
1959
$18,655,272 $18,559,635
15,349,062
16,131,403
expenses
revenue
from
railway operations
$3,306,210
$2,428,232
1,091,206
railway operating income
191, p. 798.
825,874
Louisiana Power & Light Co.—Bond Offering—
The Securities
and Exchange Commission has issued an order
under
the
Holding Company Act,< giving interested persons until March 17,
1960, to request a hearing upon the proposal of this company to issue
by
and
public
the
headed
Co.
RR.—Earnings—
Railway operating revenue
—V.
This
Nashville
*$160,613
71,670
&
Month of January—
Railway
Keystone Steel & Wire Co* (& Subs.)—Earnings Up—
of
in
cer
Net
Liberty Loan Corp.—Registers With SEC—.
Continuing to operate near: capacity levels during the three months
ended Dec. .31, .1959,-the Peoria,: 111., company reported consolidated
net income for the period of $2,460,693, equivalent to $1.31 a share
companies
$79,273
84,441
,
798.
p.
Month of January—
order under the Holding Company Act
authorizing Keystone Pipe & Supply Co. of Butler, Pa., to distribute
to
its
shareholders the 60,425 shares of common stock of Public
Service Corp. of Texas owned by it and constituting about 92%
of
the outstanding stock of the latter.
The distribution is to be made
on
the basis of 1.329 shares of Public Service stock for each share
of Keystone stock—V. 191 p. 507.
issued
largest
in more offshore exploration than all
companies in the field together," Thornton declared.
"The out¬
standing capacity of Western Geophysical personnel in the development
and use of electronic instrumentation makes their addition to the Litton
Lehigh Valley RR.—Earnings—
proved—
has
stated.
the
Geophysical has engaged
Railway
Railway
Keystone Pipe & Supply Co.—Stock Distribution Ap¬
SEC
of
other
—V.
The
Geophysical, as an operatihg subsidiary of Litton, will con¬
air of its present officers, directors, and present organiza¬
unchanged, with Dean Walling as President and Henry
as Chairman of the Board
and Chief Executive Officer, the
with
tinue
per common share paid out in 1959 compared
record paid in 1958.—-V. 191, p. 903.
191, p. 798.
National
1956
—V.
Month of January—
Railway
the
is
mergers,
other
Lehigh & Hudson River Ry.—Earnings—
company
and is presently authorized
in the states of Georgia,
company
in
earnings gain and 63%
903.
per
as
years
"We feel that the
dend
1960—Month—1959
$5,780,524
—
recent
electronics
upon
This company on Feb, 25 announced new sales, earnings and divi¬
records.
Sales of all its filter cigarette brands increased; inter¬
national operations hit a new peak; and the company is significantly
was
J.
Industries—Acquisition—
$96,938
148,413
;
Incorporated in New York on
in the distribution of various
was
is engaged
2242,
•
p.
1959
$93,767
902.
p.
$15,000
$78,000
privately-held, company, Western Geophysical sales totaled $15 mil¬
last year.
The company employs 900 people located both at the
Angeles headquarters and laboratory, where electronic instrumen¬
tation development and manufacturing are performed,
and in field
teams on geophysical exploration assignments which have carried West¬
ern's services to virtually every free, country in the world,
—V.
Net
190,
Railway operating expenses,—
204,268
i.
Corp.
company
Month of January—
$84,638
revenue.
The
products.—V.
Railway operating revenue,-.
Lake Superior & Ishpeming RR.—Earnings—
shares.
BUSINESS1—The
company,
new items;
facilities; and
office/display and manufacturing
working capital.
A
contracts.
about
net pro.ceeds, $50,000 will be used for selling,
promotion; $60,000 for salaries to officers and
Los
it acquired a major forging con¬
which recently discontinued its forging
companies were involved in the remainder
to
the
sales
disclosed.
that
Grip's forging operations have amounted
183, p.-3011.
Private Place¬
—
lion
"One
year in sales.—V.
a
Co.
for
1905.
Western
The company
Kennesaw .Life
scribed
Giant
that
Colombia,
of
Litton
'
for
As
additional
installed.
An agreement has been signed for the exchange of 100% of the out¬
standing stock of Western Geophysical Co. of America for common
stock of Litton Industries,
it was reported on March 1. jointly by
Board Chairmen Charles B. Thornton of Litton and Henry Salvatori of
Western Geophysical;
The amount of Litton stock involved was not
has
Other
Crane
& Telegraph
BUSINESS—Liquid Veneer
chemical
tract from the Crane company,
operations.
residential
company,
and
added
be
May 28,
acquired the job
forging operatins of Giant
Grip Manufacturing Co., Oskosh, Wis., Raymond B. Kropp, President
of Kropp Forge, announced on Feb. 28. The
acquisition includes ap¬
proximately 500 active steel forging dies.
of
1959.
rental
to
Kropp Forge Co.—Acquires Forging Operation—
announced
and
owner
873,
p.
employees; $10,000 for developing and engineering
Capital expenditures for all purposes were $32,997,052 in 1959. This
includes stores, distribution centers, manufacturing facilities,
transpor¬
tation equipment and miscellaneous capital
improvements. Capital ex¬
penditures in 1958 totaled $48,775,194.—V. 191, p. 902.
also
190,
advertising
«
Earnings per share for 1959 amounted to > $2.06 on the 12,410,000
outstanding at the year end.
This compares with 1958 net
income of $1.75 per share on the 12,319,317 shares outstanding
on
Dec. 27, 1958..
Kroger's 1959 earnings were equivalent to 1-3/10 cents
per dollar of sales.
Sales of $1,911,902,467 (53 weeks) exceeded 1958 (52 weeks) by 8%,
and 1959 was the tenth consecutive year in which sales increased over
the preceding year, Mr. Hall said. Average sales per store were $1,357,995 in 1959, an increase of $99,971 over 1958.
"The present quarterly dividend rate on the common stock," Mr. Hall
said, "is at an annual rate of $1.10 per share. This compares with the
previous annual dividend of 90 cents a share. In the past two years
Kroger's annual dividend rate has increased from 66% cents per share
to $1.10 per share, an increase of 65%,
This makes Kroger's 58th year
of uninterrupted dividends," he added; "and every dividend paid
during
this period was fully earned in the year paid."
The common share owner's equity at the
year end was $13.97 per
share, an increase of $1.10 over 1958.
Kropp
Feb. 26.
on
PROCEEDS—Of
1960—2 Months—1959
;
Record sales and earnings for. 1959 were reported by Joseph B, Hall,
President,, in the retail food company's annual, report to shareowners.
income totaled $25,516,920, after taxes, representing an 18%
in¬
crease over net income of $21,629,930 for 1958.
Provision for Federal
income taxes totaled $28,621,000.
Mr..
Corp.—Earnings—
and First City Securities, Inc., both of New
City, on Feb. 18 commenced a public offering of
150,000 shares of Liquid Veneer Corp. common stock
(par 10 cents), at $2 per share.
for
company
811.
York
Kroger Co.—Sales and Earnings at Record—
This
p.
Fieldman
shares
Net
189,
Equipment
Liquid Veneer Corp.—Common Stock Offered—Michael
Net
1960
is
1181.
p.
its
adopted
I960—Month—1959
~
•
shares of 5%
preferred stock,
stock, and 1,340,559 shares
engaged principally in the con¬
58,376
through Dean Witter & Co., has
placed privately $4,500,000 of 5-%% bonds, series D, due
March 1, 1979, it was announced on March 7.—V, 190,
$25,464,493 $23;702,922 $49,807,395 $47;419,128
—v.
be
to
capital
243.711
of
preference
company
business.—V.
ment—This
Kresge Co.—Sales Up—
Sales
include
The
Lincoln Telephone
Co.
industrial presses, oil field tools and well drilling equipment.
Koehring produces "one of the broadest lines of construction equipment
in the industry."—V. 191, p. 386.
(S. S.)
is
Corp.
outstanding
aggregate
on
ment,
Period End. Feb. 29—
the
an
Lifetime Pools make a complete line of commercial
swimming pool equipment and vinyl pools which may be
—V.
Mr. Steelman said, will be
with the balance added to working capital.
funded debt
Koehring
into
tions.
total
the
Finance
result
Net, profit per $1.00 of sales came to nearly 7.5 cents which brought
over-all net for the year ended Dec. 31, 1959 to $59,809, equal to nearly
19.6 cents on each of the 306,000 outstanding shares.
Mr. Cattano
Feb. 24 announced
$10,505,000 17-year loan with Prudential Insurance Co..
Steelman,
a
predicted that profits in 1960 would be even better as a result of the
company's current program to improve manufacturing and sales opera¬
$7,685,000
Koehring Company—Private Financing—
J.
will
Pools
reported
Sr.,
J
'
201.
p.
Consumer
as
converted
be
This company sold over $799,000 worth of swimming pool equipment
in its first calendar year in operation, the President, Peter A. Cattano,
1960—2 Mos.—1959
$9,273,000
$3,828,000
finance
Lifetime
,
1960—Month—1959
to
cumulative
stock.
common
sumer
double
will be advanced by Penn Mutual.
Proceeds of the current financing,
$3,659,186
2,205,132
;
expenses—
period
months'
financing, $7,570,000 will be advanced by Prudential
through its North Central Home Office in Minneapolis, and $2,935,000
Ry.—Earnings—
revenue.
will
i
...
,
$4,495,000
——
Of
Up—
Month of January—
Railway
Sales
on
Kansas City Southern
three
Kinney Co. Inc.—Sales Up-
R.)
—V.
which
facilities
new
187, pp. 2842 and 2491,
of America
Feb, 24 reported consolidated net earnings of
$15,740,000 for the year ended Dec. 31, 1959, as compared with $14,951,000 in 1958. Earnings per share, of common stock after provision for
preferred dividends, were $0.61 in 1959 and $0.58 in 1958. In comment¬
ing on 1959 earnings, Edgar F. Kaiser, President, pointed out that 1959
pre-tax earnings were $17,120,000 as compared with $14,367,000 in 1958.
Sales and earnings of Willys Motors, Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary,
increased significantly in 1959.
Domestic and export sales of "Jeep"
commercial vehicles were- up substantially over 1958. Profit from opera¬
tions of Henry J. Kaiser - Co.
operating divisions and wholly-owned
subsidiaries was lower in 1959.
The Engineering and Heavy Construc¬
tion Divisions started out 1960 with a backlog of $503 million of design
and construction work, representing the uncompleted portion of con¬
tracts with a total dollar volume of $891 million.—V. 190, p. 872.
This
of
negotiation of
'
Kaiser Industries Corp.—Earnings
the
December.
in
.
period End, Feb. 29—
of John¬
Inc. above.
(S. C.) Johnson & Son,
See
for
is
the Liberty Loan preference stock.
The shares to be offered
80,000 out of the 96,343 shares to be received
by certain
family trusts created by Howard V. Noll, founder and formerly Presi¬
dent of Guardian.
The remaining shares to be offered are also to
be received in the merger by other former stockholders of Guardian.
As of April, I960, the company's capitalization, in addition to cer¬
production capacity
for the manufacture
of welded wire1 fabric,
will begin in the early
spring and is expected to be in production by June 30, the end of
the company's fiscal year, Mr. Sommer stated.—V.
190, p. 1297 and
technical
(S. C.) Johnson & Son Italiana S. p. A.—Formed—
$33,651,303
Guardian
include
a
gain of 28%
over
the corresponding period of the
preceding year.
Adequate Inventories of raw materials enabled the Keystone com¬
panies to operate without interruption during the steel strike, R. E.
Sommer, President, told stockholders in his quarterly report.
Keystone's fifth open hearth furnace which increases the company's
annual steel-making capacity to 600,000 tons, was brought into pro¬
The Wisconsin
also
of
sales
April 4,
1960,
Guardian
with Liberty Loan; and
of
9
shares of
represented
Italy.
new
stock
year ago.
Italy. The new firm, called SC. Johnson & Son
will manufacture Johhson products for sale throughout
company also has subsidiaries in 10 other countries.
Michael M. Burke of Milan has been elected managing director Of the
On
merged
profit for the six months ended Dec. 31, the first half of the
company's fiscal year, reached a total of $4,274,257 and $2.28 a
share against. $3,367,879
and $1.80 a share for the same period a
in Milan,
company
Italiana S. p. A.,
move¬
Net"
Installation
(S. C.) Johnson & Son, Inc.
which will reflect the seasonal
markets, Mr. Sommer said.
ment of
its domestic
affiliates were up $37,456,000 over those of. 1958, according to pre¬
liminary results of operations. Its record-breaking domestic net sales
totaled
$297,733,000 for 1959, compared with $260,277,000 for 1958,
announced
Robert Wood Johnson,
Board Chairman, on Feb. 3.
Net domestic earnings for
1959 totaled $15,440,000, compared with
$12,610,000 for 1958, the highest in the firm's 74-year history.
.
The results for 1959 include the operations of McNeil Laboratoreis,
Inc., acquired Jan. 15, 1959. The amounts for) 1958 have not been
restated to reflect the acquisition.
Net
earnings
per
share
were
$2.61,
based on 5,923,070 shares.
Comparable 1958 net earnings were $2.38 per share, based on 5,301,628
shares.—V. 189, p. 1023.
net
(1113)
sell
$20,000,000 of
first
mortgage bonds.
As previously
reported,
proceeds sale of the bonds will be used for property additions
improvements.—V. 191, p. 798.
and
10
International
Majestic
State, Inc., Philadelphia, Pa. —Files
Exchange Commission—
Penn
and
Securities
With
on Feb. 26 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (no par) to be offered
through Harrison & Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
The proceeds are to be used to purchase equipment, liquidate loans,
and for
working capital.
The
SEC
at
corporation
100,000
covering
$3
share,
per
corporation,
Board
Manchester
Paper
&
Inc.—Merger-
Co.,
The
191, p. 507.
Mangel Stores Corp.—Sales Higher—Ended
Weeks
4
27—
Feb.
—V.
s
I960
„
1959
$2,293,531
__
191,
$2,120,460
Controls
Robertshaw-Fulton
below.—V.
Co.,
187,
456,
p.
In
I960
operating
1,815,905
operations_____.
$576,798
$458,453
1—
204,049
154,865
—V.
191,
—-—
railway
from
revenue
;
income
to
not
tender
and
to
common
offer
the
by
Earnings
stock at $9.10 per share
company. Mrs. Marion
^
who hold an
William H. Stonaker,
shares.
their
to
shares
"•
.
will
proceeds
and
certain
of
become
to
the net
acquire
addition
"
service
stock
effective
in
added
be
'
\
the
April,
< ■
1
.'=•/.
20
to reflect a
Mr
the
*
said,
balance
Period End. Feb. 29—
the year to date are running
Inst year, according to a report March
radio and phonograph Sales Manager
of the Chicago electronics firm.- "These sales are especially gratifying
because the period a year ago represented the highest in the company's
history," Mr. Laswell said—V. 191, p. 387.
I960—7 Mos:-^-1959
—
$24,319,154
191, p. 903.
March
commenced
public offering of 200,000 shares
Fiber-Glass & Plastics, Inc. common stock
Marine
of
(par 10 cents) at
BUSINESS—The
of
offices
trative
plant
new
expendi¬
company
dinghies. The company's adminis¬
are located
at 2901 Blakely St.,
Wash—V.
5,
This
Buffalo,
dated
Income
has
topped
total
since
loans
report to stockholders,
banks, shows consoli¬
1959 which is $11,767,279
time
first
such
Railway operating
Railway operating
for
expenses
with
the
of
were
costs
—V.
and
for
provision
the
year
1958.
were
three
The
interest
personnel,
$69,226,618,
largest single
paid
time
on
taxes,
solidated
capital
primarily
the
at
31,
Over
•*
York
i,
9,
the year pushed con¬
capital
The
shares
449,704
of
increase
Book
Midland banks had
Marine
banks
11
communities.
191,
in
$18.09
operating
the
holding
New
bank
offices
in
of
171
95
+
meeting
in
is
1959
the
-Net
Net
held
was
million
dollars
income
from
is
loans
$11,767,279
the
snce
Buffalo
in
'
March
on
and
Net
a
with
A
191,
operating
12%
or
higher
12.5%
in
the
at
Over
State
York
The
for
with
in
operating
in
the
for
66%
Net
Net
expense?-^..,,--;,,—
1959,
$69,226,618,
stock
annual
191,
and
Exchange -Conmission
has
issued
authorizing
Gulf
Port,
Holding Company
Southern
first
of
the
and
issue
bonds,
mortgage
to
to
Co.
Act
due
sell at
1990.
company's
represents
a
shares
common
ownership
outstanding.
the bank holding
of
offices
171
in
95
meeting
will
be
In
held
Buffalo
Net
for
and
were
to
191,
railway
operating
703.
p.
order
This
statement
convertible
M.
.
most
of
$20,162,346 $20,708,384
products
miscellaneous
and
$43,000,000
of
Eait
205
with
the
over
debentures
Co.
The
terms
to
are
Street,
due
New
supplied
10
1975,
by
interest
be
better
are
for
1960
high
new
good."—v.
March
on
underwriting headed
an
year
sales
a
the
190,
York,
to
be
top
volume
2618.
p.
Debs.
filed
a
regis¬
$6,000,000 of
covering
Kuhn,
than
to
and
Corp.—Registers
67th
SEC
this
at
are
are
•
underwriting
sales
of
expect
sales
Broadcasting
Rlioades
offered
Loeb •&
Co.
rate, public offering
by amendment.
for
public
and
Carl
price
and
The
company is
engaged in the radio and television
broadcasting
business and the outdoor
advertising business. Net proceeds of the de**
benture
sale,
to
the
extent
of
$5,000,000, will be used to repay a
temporary bank loan incurred to provide a portion of the funds
for its
recent
and pending
acquisitions.
The balance of the
of
payment
interest
proceeds,
the
on
bank
loan,
will
after
be
added to the general
funds of the company.
In addition to the $5,000,000 bank loan
the
company has borrowed $12,000,000 under a term loan
agreement
five bands to provide the funds for its
acquisitions and for additional
'with
working
vision
capital.
station
Pniladelphia,
.station
properties
through
The
In
of
WTVH,
Peoria,
Foster
the
111.;
outdoor
various
Chairman.
(308,000 shares)
and
acquisitions
radio
Inc.,
Kleiser
stations
and
owner
Calif.;
Division
advertising
includes
indebtedness. John
Principal
and
Kluge
stockholders
(186,193).
V.
WIP-AM
the
W.
is
1,699,012
W.
are
Kluge
King &
190
p
included'
operator
and
of
business
capitalization
company s
to
Diablo,
recent
Stockton-Sacramento,
the
which
addition
Board
Metropolitan's
Television
KOVR,
$421,-
191, p.
1,
1965,
total
PAYING
I.
operations.:
will
Railway
operating
Net
revenue
railway
—V.
191,
from
26,221
operating
...;
334,130
Missouri
387
R.
of
RR.—Earnings—
'
'■
1960
operating
revenue
operating
expenses...
1959
18,186,677
Net
Net
and
FM,
television
business
Grace
&
and
Co.
common
is
191,
railway
operations.—__
$5,307,929
2,457,233
2,359,316
.
Statement Was
That
Company
Erroneous—The report
registration
covering
rights
issue
our
and
York
of
was
circumstances
is
which
eler
and
There
debentures
associates.
are
no
the
obvious
The
by
offering
p.
of
23
the
and
operating
.
from
p.
railway
703.
Monongahela
.$1,577,044.
operating
Net
Net
Si.50
ine
per
revenue
♦Deficit.—V.
181,
$126~096
'
revenue
and
activity, and
school, the
to its existing
and
next
The
is
buildiijig
new
serial
„
bonds
and
hand
•
will
used
in
to
full
be
retire
to
an
paid
already
or
&
Corp.
for
Common
(par 10 cents)
used
be
for
payment
$135,000 for the pur¬
promotion,
including
for
will
$50,000
sales
—
Co., Inc., of New York
the
public offering of
items
for
commercial
1960
reserves.
and
instruments
industry.
law
Nov.
on
The
for
The
2,
original
the
United
St.,
Islip.
communi¬
Government
incorporated under
been In continuous
company
1944,
and
name
of
was
has
the
States
company
was
Munston
was
1959.
...
1950
—1959*—
$554 404
•
289,637
for
799.
of
"
«246!o39
a
notification with the
$1) to be offered
Miami, Fla.
current liabilities and other
letter
common
to
are
be
used
to
repay
of
stock
(par
&
Co.,
capital.
March 3 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to he
to
are
be
without underwriting.
used
for
general
corporate
purposes.
tio?1Sst=Jy' 0L20
$18 ooo
nnn
Rockefoller Plaza, New York, filed a reglstrae SEC ou Mafch 2, 1960 covering of the
fund debentures, due 1985, to be °ffer®f
^,1C<lmpetitive bidding. Net proceeds of the sale of
i
' used in Part
t0 Prepay $10,800,000 of bank
f nCe. ^iU be loaned to subsidiaries and used W
nf
i
mL S1tn
Dublic
debenture
nnri
to
gas
th
ng
,
finanee
+
t.inn
<■$119 0O5
$376 837
filed
through Frank Edenfield
working
proceeds
for
495^842
$264,767
141,661
25
200,000 shares
National Fuel Gas
Co.—Registers Debentures—
them'
"
—
railway, operations
income
Feb.
on
Inc., Hialeah, Fla.—
Exchange Commission—
Trademart,
and
*
loans
—
expenses
'
.
-
p.
growth
increasing
National Canine Breeders
Exchange, Inc., Deer Park*
Files With Securities
and Exchange Commission
'
1,437^070
31340
Ry.—Earnings—
from
Wis.
church
building
on
proceeds,
$25,000
share,
proceeds
debts
$1 563 166
$233,768
operations
income
-
railway operating
the
Manufacturing
1959
1,343,276
Month of January—
Railway
new
Bend,
West
company,
which
is
located
at
Beech
the manufacture of marine electronic
since.
ever
the
191,
Feb.
of
equipment.
construction
Cash
inventory,
share,
expenses
operating
rapidly
in
marine
State
net
$5,500
for
corP°ra^on
at
Ihe
Railway
revenue
prior
after
completion
Bend,
buildings.
mortgage
this
premium
membership
commenced
the
payable,
JLSSrat!0nnnn(>n
n?fw?i at $2.50 per
offered ItTlcn' '
revenue
—V.
"oversub-
1950
operating,
railway
was
1007.
Month of January—
Net
1963,
1965;
indebtedness.
Feb.
SEC covering
Dempsey-Teg-
RR.—Earnings—
Railway
Net
West
the
in
including
Electronic
engaged
York
con¬
present plans for any. additional
financing in 196,0.—V. 191,
Monon
1,
1,
or
on
Manufacturing & Service, Inc., and the name of the company
changed to Munston Electronic
Manufacturing Corp. on Nov. 19,
—V. 190, p. 2141.
•
of
occasioned
subordinated
Co.
Feb.
erroneous.
convertible
&
of
of
both
$140,985.41.
equipment
for
New
fusing of Western Airlines, Inc. with Mohawk Airlines,
Inc:
Incidentally, the latter company last obtained new
capital via an offering orr Jan; 21, 1960 of 3,500,000 6%
scribed.
Feb.
.
Bank
educational
_
the
to
funds
upon
development, of
first
200,000 shares of
Actually, such financing
is contemplated, not by Mohawk Airlines,
Inc., but by ;
Mutual Employees
Western Airlines, Inc. The "Chronicle"
Files. With Securities
sincerely regrets
a
stock,
common
principal,
after
without
property
educatibnal
the
cost
of
material
operation
_
in
P
irieir
pait tneir
I960
i960
construction
program.
iaries for 19eo. including
stofa?e invpntby- thsare
subsidiaries "for "l9eo,""including
age
inventories,
V
shares
New
the
new
a
existing
on
Y.,
and
1-007, that the company had filed
statement with the SEC on March 1,
proposed
the
debt
all
cation
issue of March 7 page
a
prior
borrowed
.
Nat'l
$265,867,
BUSINESS—This
Filed
in
payment
of
new
accounts
N.
Inc.—Report
Memphis,
redemption, the premium
or
premium
redeemed
Church,
of
of
manufacturing,
703.
Airlines,
be
mortgaged
present
cost
PROCEEDS—Of
of
18,486,166
$5,366,658
income
operating
p.
Railway, operating
President
of
from
revenue
railway
—V.
on
no
Stock Offered—David Barnes
$23,553,335 $23,794,115
—
such
50,000 shares of- (Munston' common stock
at $6 per
share, as a speculation.
%
Month of January—
tele¬
conducted.
Co
.
City,
Pacific
payment,
•
with
ISSUE—Because
building
and
Munston
$1,306,967
274,910
OF
part
existing
retire
799.
p.
and
$804,656.
because
to
3,524,617
operations.—$1,094,855
income
1959
$4,831,584
3,511,885
of
interest
toward
construction, together with pledges to be collected during
the balance of the construction
p!eriod and the net proceeds of these
bonds, will be sufficient to pay the cost of constructing and equipping
the new educational
building free and clear of any and all liens and to
■" *
$4,606,740
J..^
of
be
proceeds
in
pay
'
the
,
for
redeemed
may
Methodist
is
estimated
$18,053
RR.—Earnings—
...
railway
Church
(
expenses
Net
1959
1960
revenue
Mullins
particularly
275,829
$148,007
,
the
bv
effected
be
1965;
AGENT—First
$293,882 %, sanctuary
74,103
<
:
operating
/•;
The
income
but
value
construction
*
of
1960
be
not
may
1,
Bank
any
1007.
-
,
Feb.
on
follows:
as
used
are
redemption
to
Church
notice
premium
a
National
1965.
<.• --The
be
will
additional
An
$419,693
-
.
Railway
New SEC
far
so
would
I
appliance
subordinated
through
Loeb,
the bond, sale
program.
sinking fund purposes.—V.
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
1960—2 Mos.—1959
$10,223,951
"Sales
and
ago,
corporation,
tration
proceeds of
Feb.
1,
chase
Co.—Earnings—
Electrical
backlogs
of
Month of January—
Mohawk
McGraw,
Mr.
year
a
million.
bidding $4,000,000
Bonds
to
subsidiary
Up—
an
Metropolitan
.sale
Corp.—Sales
1960—Month—1959
if
the
published
and
1%, l1/4% and D/2%
are
Planters
"
by
unborrowed funds
3%
be
thereafter
(b.l
under
order
an
Miss,
271,686
Railway
Stores
interest
If
shall
'
redeemed
days'
15
upon
"
be
may
accrued
competitive
,
from
revenue
railway
—V.
on
202.
p;
announcement made by Max McGraw, President.
reported at $15,049,000, or $2.69 per share.
This
increase of about 46% over 1958 figures, which showed
of $10,285,000, or $1.84 per share.
income
net
Bonds
;
,
RR.—Earnings—
Month of January—
New
was
an
According
they
$300
in
year,
income
Net
this
construction
bonds will be issued
Missouri-Illinois
compared
funds
company on March 1 reported record
of $284,638,000 in
1959, an increase
Net
3,099,820
the issues
on
TRUSTEE—Union
Memphis, Tenn.
167,974
/'.I '
387.
p.
and 6% first mortgage serial bonds, dated Feb. 1,
1960, at 1,00% and accrued interest. The 5V2 % issue ma¬
tures semi-annually from Aug. .1,,. 1961 through Aug.
1,
1962; the 5%% issue matures semi-annually from Feb.
19, 1963 through Feb. 19, 1965, and the 6% issue matures
semi-annually from Aug. 1, 19655 through Feb. 1, 1970.
CORPORATE
$151,443
703.
191,
(A Tennessee Religious As¬
Ziegler, of West Bend, Wis., on March 8
offering of $350,000 of 5y2%,
Dealer concessions
$3,251,263-
162,863
-
year.—V.
the
5%%
(a)
191,, p.
Securities
The
the
Net
up
903.
McGraw-Edison
previous
.
y-
-
'='$172,280
operations.:
$2.68
the' public
2%
reached
also
$3,046,241
up
operating
-$10,487,043
This
'
2,83.4,625;-
deficit
with
compared
Memphis, Tenn.—First Mortgage Serial Bonds
C.
1959
$2,662,345
;
during
share
per
commenced
date
railway
operating-
....
Period End. Feb. 29-—
income
'123,782
"
'I960
from
revenue,
railway
•Deficit.—V.
operating
total
of
were
year
common
in
the
banks
11
owns
-Sales
p.
•.
$278,432
117,691 '
e
■
.
Railway
191,
$336,113
:•••
-
—
-
revenue
Railway .operating
1958.
capital
share
McCrory-McLellan
—V.
1,488,632
expenses
communities.
I960—V.
9,
$1,767,064
revenue——
with 9,641,436
holders
corporation's
March
1959. ;
'
$1,737,650
^
•
operating
expenses
increase
which
company
1960 ""v
*
operations:-—^-,-..
•
'
operating
compared
year-end
33,500
•
•;
.
Minneapolis, SL Paul & Sault Ste. Marie RR.—Earns.
'
"
"
,
Railway
represented
than
during the year pushed
consolidated capital funds to $175,492,084.
The capital increase came
primarily from the new issue of 449,704 shares of common stock
in June and
retained
earnings.
Book value per common share was
$18.09
799.
Railway
or
1958.
$15,426,208
railway
operating income-
p.
1958.
operating income
available
high point of $18,393,628
new
•
*
>.
$1.40
Offered—B.
'..v.
..
1,401,537
operating income has topped one hundred
corporation's
formation
in
1929.- Interest
mortgages
of
PURPOSE
-
$7,228,172
-
Month of January—
of
income.
Consolidated
' *
*
1959
reporting on dividends distributed, Mr. Riggin stated that Mueller
Co.
shareholders received
four 35 cent
dividends equaling, a
;, sociation),
•
.
St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—
&
from
revenue
railway
—V.
applied
such
time
'
30,
Nov.
on
the previous year,
Mullins Methodist Church
53,798
Corp.—Earnings Up—
which
first
27,338"v V
,
expenses
report to stockholders, covering operations of the
11
Midland Banks, shows consolidated operating income of $105,-
975,128
'
revenue__^_^_^__,-,
annual
Marine
This
Midland
In
Brass
outstanding
stock
share
$141,227
$89,808
,
.
operating
000
Marine
The
operations
operating
checking
202.
p.
214,828
and some 450,000
'
annual
$356,055
Mississippi Power Co.—Bond Financing Cleared—
$1,242,543,927.
holders share in the ownership
owns
.
came
was
1,100,000
some
deposits of $2,101,049,973
with
railway
Railway
stock
common
value per common share
9.641.436 common shares outstanding.
corporation's
I960.—V.
of
$312,918
223,110
^
Railway
totaling
which
State
issue
new
1959,
33,500
The
$175,492,084.
to
earnings.
accounts
accounts
company
i
the
year-end with
savings
loan
funds
retained
Dec.
At
and
from
and
June
capital funds during
increase in
from
revenue
Railway
$15,426,208
1959
expenses
with
common
per
1960
railway operating income
191, p. 799.
respectively
which
1958.
A
Ry.—Earnings—
<
Month of January—.
represented
29 cents, 17 cents ana 17 cents of each dollar of operating income.
Net
operating income available for common stock also reached a
new
high point of $18,393,628 in 1959, up $3,046,241 compared with
•deposits,
V
\
,
Southern
&
revenue
Minneapolis
operating
corporation's formation in
mortgages
represented 66%
the
and
compared
12%
or
expense
.
Month of January—
Net
income.
operating
$7,228,172
of
from
income
operating
Consolidated
up
items
million
$100
,
Midland
Marine
11
income of $105,975,128 in
higher than in 1958. This is the
Interest
1929.
of
(& Subs.)—Net Up—News—
operating
12.5%
or
the
of
-
total
cprporatiorr's- annual
Y.
N.
operations
1836.
p.
Minneapolis, Northfield
Net
Marine Midland Corp.
covering
190,
sales
ended
year
compared
maturing in annual instalments between 1963 and
1974.—V.
fiscal
the
.
fiber-glass boats and
and
plant facilities
190, p. 2713.
of
production
Seattle
for
used
of this company and its subsidiaries for
Nov.
30,
1959 amounted to $68,690,320 as
$53,385,983 for fiscal 1958, Fred L. Riggin, Sr., Presi¬
dent and General Manager, told stockholders in the company's annual
report released
on
Feb. 26.
Earnings before taxes were $3,929,075
as
compared to $2,976,290 for 1958 and net earnings after taxes for
the same period
were $1,919,075 compared to
$1,501,290,- an- increase
of 28%.
This was equal to $3.42 per share on the 560,586 shares.of
net
Consolidated
Arranged—This company on Feb. 16 entered into a '
$3,000,000 loan agreement with Equitable Life Assurance ,•
Society of United States through .the sale of 5%%-serial-,
notes
share.
per
be
;
ment
and Us additions to working capital,
Is engaged in the design and manufacture
plastic products,
and in
the design and
industrial
and
marine
will
proceeds
development,
product
tures,
a
price of $1.50
a
PPOCEEDS—The- net
Minerals & Chemicals Corp. of America—Loan Agree-
Stock
Jacey Securities Co., of New York City, on
—
1
Inc.—Common
Plastics,
&
Co.—Sales Up—
Mueller Brass
.
Offered
La^weil, national
E,
W.
^
Fiber-Glass
Marine
ahead of the same period of
10- from
1
$2,191,668 $25,584,679
$2,136,768
Motorola stereophonic units for
Sales of
Lower—
1960—Month—1959
Sales
,
Motorola Inc.—Sales Up—
1960).
Inc.—Sales
and
application of certain technical tax regulation. He
that taxes will be accrued to some extent during the
of the year.—V. 190, p. 1631.
the
of
however,
71%
Co.
itself of former operating divisions,
divesting
was
company
because
outstanding
for ,l stock
has
company
(adjusted
share,
to
■'
,
sales rose to $6,397,249 from $4,437,163. Earnings were
or $1.30 a share, compared wRn $532,836, equal to $9 cents
adjusted. No provision was made for income taxes, according
Nigro, because of a loss carry-forward from the period when
month
Six
$782 698
a
to
business.
new
-indebtedness
common
Miller-Wohl
—V.
798.
p.
purchase
a
three months, the company's second fiscal quarter, net sales
compared with $2,286,041 in the year-earlier period.
increased to $409,416, equal to -68 cents a share, from
$284 816 or 47 cents a share, as adjusted for both a one-for-one stock
distribution
and a two-for-one stock split in
1959. Currently outstanding, are 600,000 shares.
$3 364 715
of
$2,274,358
1,666,105
expenses
*Net railway operating
stock
new
to
and Mrs.
Mr.
balance of
360.000
split
1959
$2,242,903
revenue
operating
-
.
Month of January—
Railway
Railway
Net
and
clients
RR.—Earnings—
Central
the
pursuant
sales
the
For
factoring business, principally with
allied fields. Part of the proceeds
will be applied
to the purchase for
or
general funds and
thereby increase its borrowing power. According to the prospectus this
will
enable
the
company
to
meet ' the' expanding needs of .present
Manning, Maxwell & Moore, Inc.—Sells Product-
Maine
of
the
in
apparel
and earnings for both the quarter and six months
ended Dec. 31, 1959, were reported by this Detroit corporation. Rav
Nigro
President, said that the results reflected both recent acquisitions
made' without dilution of equity and continuing improvement in the
operations of older divisions.
increased
>
Net Up-
Products Corp.—Sales,
Motor
.
Properties, IncM below,
Producing
See
Monday, March 14, 1960
. . .
Co.—Sells- Interests
Morrow Oil
'
Avenue
aggregate
of 101,200 shares, have agreed to .tender all such chares to the com¬
pany.
Walter D. Yankauer,' President, and certain: other' officers ,and
"directors of the company,
holding an aggregate 188.S20 shivres, have
Weil
The
See
engaged
textile,
the
sale
the
agreed
903.
p.
in
Financial Chronicle
South,
March 8,
Park
treasury shares cf its outstanding
tendered
K.
Pales
is
company
from
its
Paper Board Co., Inc. above.—V.
380
of
u
companies
see Federal
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
New York, filed a
registration statement with the SEC on
1960, seeking regis¬
tration of not less
than 2.11,200 shares and not
more than 270,000
shares'of common stock, to be offered for public sale through a group
of underwriters headed by- the Lee Higginson Corp. and C. E. Unterberg, Towbin Co. The public offering price and underwriting terms
will be supplied by amendment. The underwriters will pay out of
underwriting commissions $10,000 to Troster, Singer & Co. for services
rendered in connection with negotiations leading ,to the offering.
This
189, p. 2892.
above.—V.
Mining Corp.,
Factors
Mill
Fund, Inc.—Sells Affiliate—
Madison
See
Commercial and
The
(1114)
»
estimated
camuttbeu
at
at
J6lJ,<±UU,UUl/.
$13,400,000.—V.
V.
uni
un
IOC
18!
National Pool
Equipment Co.—Registrar Appc
registrar
cf
the
for
company,~v
?ity Bank of
i^'p3 i°583the
N?w
York
has
been
conm,on stcck ,$1"00 p
Uonstru
Volume
191
Number 5933
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1115)
National Tea Co.—Sales
Up—
Period End. Feb. 27—
Sales
—V.
been
1960—4 Wks.—1959
191,
In
904.
p.
inadequate
of
this
Wilmington, Del.,
earnings werd
Niagara
March
2
$1,840,439,
equivalent
to
$2.92
share
per
on
average
Eugene
'.to
R.
three
major
President,
1
Paper
This
Nesbitt, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
shares
of
State
of
company
.registration
for
Hoffman
statement
common
public
sale by
Road
with
stock,
the
and
the
of
Rhawn
SEC
which
issuing
St.,
40,000
shares
and
company
7
filed
covering
of
operating
for
we
to
in
for
kwh,
reached
gas
1958.—V.
Old
1959
191,
totaled
The
1008.
p.
,
The
Inc.,
.
Co.—Acquired—
Corp.t
the
of
American
above.—V.
of
185,
outstanding
sale
910,540
the
of
funds
determine.
for
to
certain
Inc.,
each
.
to
outstanding
share
of
American.
operations of American Screw
have
been
in
voted
shares.
common
Net
proceeds
be
It. is
anticipated
capital expenditures,
According
to
shares will
such purposes
for
used
the
that
all
of
of
of
Screw's
Noma
The
a
distribution
nounced
offered
shortly.
American
facturers
.
is
a
date
/
to
incorporated
distributors
of
of
in
cold
1860,
forged
of
is
is
already is
the
John
added
to
,of
the
products
to
be
leading
Railway
general
of
Nesbitt,
operating
Net
190,
profits
Net
railway
191;
-
Albert
J.
168,
2544.
p.
Norfolk
The
(John J.)
The
Chase
dividend
the
of
.
:
J.
Manhattan
disbursing
Bank
agent
corporation.—V.
J.
operating
expenses
of
the
168,
Newberry
has
been
appointed
transfer
stock,
common
2544.
p.
50
V
J
and
agent
cents
'
•Net
value,
par
—V.
191,
In
posal—
This
notes
amount
gate
to
of
17,
rowings
and/or
to
the
1960),
has
1960,
are
to
banks
to
issued
used,
parent
make
191,
an
a
pay
parent
$29,085,000
in
the
at
maximum
any"
were
conversion
new
expenditures
loan
'.
treasuries
•
New Orleans & Northeastern
Southern
RR.—Earnings—
revenue
Railway
operating
expenses—,
H.
Net
Net
from
revenue
railway
191,
railway
operating
763,607
724,337
operations
$39,394
-
income
7
.
1959,
$197,305
7,009
/
93,009
-
RR.—Earnings—
7
operating
revenue—
Railway
operating
$56,509,696
47,998,602
Railway
49,961,357
expenses
•
Net
7
from
revenue
railway
railway
operations
income
operating
"Deficit.—V.
191,
$10,388,459
John
*137,634
St. Louis
Net
Net
I960
revenue.
operating
1959
from
revenue
191,
$13,116,149 $11,874,866
9,128,230
9,126,529
expenses.
railway
operating
feet
operations—
income
$3,987,919
share
per
3
No.
coal
to
Hurricane
the
part
high
of
reached
were
first
13.1
in
time
cubic
trillion
feet,
he
has
company
territory
Lakes
giving Northern
areas,
area.-—V.
190,
of
of
Chairman,
was
a
and
of
year
"was
York
has
been
common
$.01
par
New
the
New
Inc.,
and
filed
29
of
to
are
be
letter
a
Jaoey
appointed
value
for
used
notification
of
stock
common
through
York, N. Y.
stock
(par
Securities
the
the
with
cents)
10
to
be
Co.
City
of
purchase
and First
equipment,
raw
working capital.
Ry.—Earnings—
1960
"
.
$1,113,804
862,519
926,686
$89,311
$187,118
186,948
—___
from
revenue
1959
$951,830
*
expenses-,..-
191,
68,853
hit
"v.
■
...
Trust
Panoil
This
:
;
$1.92
or
in
sales
of
million,
also
reserves
Federal
of
Dallas
Oilfields,
Joseph
still
purchased
stock
retains
191,
Agt.
for
agent
privilege
the
granted
to
934.
p.
from
1,000,000
Gruss
shares
Co.
&
of
Premier
of
New
it
York,
of
the
total
stock
British-based
the
of
Trinidad.
substantial
a
of thte company.
block
of
Premier
stock
Mr. Sherman became
and
Premier
a
year.
In
technical
purchase
to
subscription
shares.—V.
common
has
Ltd.,
director
a
last
Panoil,
400
York
subscription
by W. B. Sherman, Panoil President.
Gruss
will remain
1,280,000
direction
of
the
is earning
company,
option
an
shares
of Premier treasury stock.
Dallas, Vice-President of Panoil and technical
director of Premier, is the resident technical director in Trinidad.
Since completion of the shallow East San Francique
discovery well
in December, five additional shallow wells have been completed in the
said
Sam
reached
field
DeWitt
N.
at
—V.
Commis¬
of
depths of 800 to 1,500 feet, resulting in production of approxi¬
barrels per day and doubling the Premier production.
mately
1,000
Development
Power
and
the
represents about 12Va%
Premier, which is operating in
include
exceeding
$159
New
as
with
This
share
per
years
act
Co.—Acquires Interest—
announced
was
Feb. 26.
on
will
Co.
company
Consolidated
peaks
new
800.
p.
189,
drilling
2788.
p.
is
continuing
another
outlet
for
sales
in
the
Pathe
'
Great,
The
stock
in
the
East
San
Francique
Field.
Inc.—Registrar Appointed—
News,
Irving
of
Trust
has
Co.
appointed
been
the corporation.—V.
190,
registrar
the
of
common
1340.
p.
2451.
p.
Pacific
Northern
Pearce-Simpson, Inc.—Acquires Mfg. Rights—
Ry.—Earnings—
See
Month of January—
.
$100,000,000
on
to
Lakes
1,123^190
;
Corp.,
Nichols,
S.
Exchange Commission—
shares
company
in connection
holders of Its preferred
..
surrounding Chicago.
the
Ormet
1009.
share,
per
proceeds
Irving
said.
application before
an
net
through
reduced
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Subscription
daily
that
stated
1959.
$100,000,000;
Agent—
Co.
p.
Feb.
on
300,000
$1
,
with
gas
$2.52
in
improve
was
railway operations A**-*'
railway operating deficit-^.
Net
the combined
for both
revenues
Natural
President.
at
director
1959,
with
corporation
Net
mines.
increased
,
sales
Earnings
per
or
operate
collected under bond.
the
for
1958.
Debt
Thomas
shares
191,
operating
—V.
high of $18.3 million,
in
$1.82
or
.
and
gas
to
exceeded
high.
affiliate,
Trust
550,000
Railway
diversify
to. assign
picture of
.
$24,101,000,
continued
securities
operating revenue
$2,748,337
1,372,257
and
Midland
Railway
Pocahontas
•.'/'•
revenues
new
a
Northern
Merriam
Michigan
606.
p.
thus
continue
by
'
.
■
position
shareholders,
Month of January—
provide 75 million cubic feet daily to Michigan Wisconsin Pipe¬
line Co. of Detroit, Michigan, at Janesville, Wisconsin.
Michigan Wisconsin
serves
the
Madison
and
Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
and
Detroit,
.
operating
railway
'—V.
sion
RR.—Earnings—
Month of January—
Railway
Railway
to
portions ot Jdve? Great
York, Chicago &
Parrot
reserve
:
up
$1.62
to
Merriam,
The
New
plans
.
1
to
for
covering
The
Beckley
through the
unmined
will
benefit
2140.
p.
letter
corporation,—V.
materials
important.new markets were opened during
the year by Federal
Power Commission authorizations, including the
Duluth-Superior
area
in
northern
Minnesota
and
Wisconsin,
and
703.
p.
of
Gulf
Sons,
sales" records
new
a
$6,548,339
2,609,706
_
will
777v
-
cubic
Mr.
Net
and
increase revenues
New
1959
,
Red
will
enhanced
to
profits of $33,484,000,
share.
became
and
4
American
of
reserves
per
all-time
an
Net
with
compared
$3,400,000 of long-term notes.
In
addition, the
contributed two-thirds of the first $20,000,000 installment
Pacific Electric
No.
according to the firm's annual report issued
billion
I960
$58,387,061
:
Winding
to
property
district,
property
Whitaker,
Mr.
including
,''7
Earnings moved
rate
New York Central
big
at
in
$702,032,000
$601,398,000.
non-recurring write-offs sharply
non-recurring charges, less gains
1958
government
of
share,
a
first
of the
Securities,
•
'
East Gulf nxine-and
to
oompany's' earnings,
compared
Month of January—
the
North
the
$0.70
or
totaled
total
$2.81
amounted
financial
and
agent
offered
Northern Natural Gas Co.—Record Sales and Net—
7
799.
p.
the
heavy
reduced
were
1958
or
These
income.
This
Marine
The
North American
Va.,
of
Pocahontas
Gulf
of
customers
'"7
This
—V.
East
A
recently
Pacemaker Boat Trailer Co., Inc., Glenolden, Pa.—Files
SEC
the East Gulf operation.
and the
-
139,
1959
$921,642
<
Gulf
Sprague
Inc.—V.
I960
operating
American's
Division,
property/
by
W.
Winding Gulf
controls
acoording
production potential
"
of
the
addition
acreage to
East'
in
when
1958
investments,
With Securities and
>.
American,
stated
producer
Gulf
sale
Beckley,
transfer
.
mines
the
Winding
Inc.,-the
near
$37,416,000,
$9,383,000,
cash
their
the
5,024,941
Inc., with headquarters at 150 East 42nd
St., New York City, is the exclusive sales agent for Winding Gulf Coals,
$803,001
Railway
5,570,886
—__
The
American's
with
adjacent to North
C.
Month of January—
five
of'North
3;coal.
the
He:
„
major
a
its
operation
North
1,
therefor.
Gulf,
at
Coals,
added.
was
800.
$8,103,805
'■.■.,■"7..
mine
announced.
1.
7 >
•of its own Nb.- 3
aggregating
$14,462,003. for
at
March
.coals
seam
Gulf
Pocahontas
was
No.
payments
to reimburse
or
$8,822,133
7-"
'
Winding
its
and
Jan.
of
Gulf
acquisition
aggre¬
time;
one
outstanding
(estimated
money
income....^..
799.%
Inc.,
Winding
•>
>
703.
p.
East
effective
order giving
interested persons until:
hearing thereon.
Proceeds of the bor¬
then outstanding notes due to banks
fund
provide
the
be; outstanding
which
sinking
and
construction
—V.
to
(of
1960)
to
to
request
be
$558,000,
for
and/or
$44,105,000
Commission
March
Fresident
System—FilespFinancing Pro¬
'7-7' 7: .7 7 ''7\.v ;\_7'"-' ; 7/,7 ■;■■■■
holding company has joined with 20 of its subsidiaries
of a proposal for the issuance by the subsidiaries of
filing
promissory
Electric
operations......
Elorza
stock
p.
Corp.—Earnings'corporation
the
over
Ovitron Corp.—Transfer
a
Coals,-
■' 7.7-'717' -7
'
Boston
the
,
$14,863,427 $13,726,568 $27,877,090 $26,619,517
its
England
operating
p.
in
to
this
of
17%
to
of
assets
transfer
joint statement issued on Feb. 29 by Frank Whitaker, Senior
Vice-President of The North American Coal Corp., and W. A. Haslam,
1960-r2 Months—1959
904.
p.
New
the
1960—Month—1959
______
191,
Chemical
sales
corporation's
The
$21,322,578 $21,197,120
12,500,445
13,093,315
railway
191,
,
1959
North American Coal Corp.—Sells Mine—
Co.—Sales Up—
•
Sales
railway
—v.
7 '
-
from
revenue
de
Mr,
Empire's
the com¬
pletion of our entry into the aluminum industry as the nation's fourth
largest fully integrated producer." They foresaw 1960 as Olin Mathieson's "first profitable year in aluminum,"—V. 190, p. 1424.
of
Net
Old
de J. Osborne, President, noted that "1959
significant progress for Odin Mathieson."
"The most important event of the year,"
they said,
'7'.
revenue.
operating
of
Stanley
Nesbitt, Inc.—Appointments Made—
Period End. Feb. 29—
in
8,499
--
1960
Railway
facilities,
shares
by its primary aluminum
five-year bank loans.
In
$35,360
39,739
Ry.—Earnings—
Railway
could
affiliation
approximately 40%.
Plans are being
production and distribution of Welton's
paid
675,621
Month of January—
•
;
by Old Empire,
of
of
year's
corporation
of
operations..$46,540
Western
&
this
management,
Empire's
Old
240,000
net
1958.
in
Year-end
1959
com-
his family, have controlled the company since its inception.
Nesbitt, President, proposes to sell 80,000 of his holdings of
shares.
He
and
his
wife
and
daughter now
own
793,850
.160,000
;shares (87.2% ).—V.
the
share,
per
and
.pany,
of
of
sale
$710,981
,
Inc.
cosmetics, chemical specialties,
by John A. de Elorza, President
29
by Laird, Bissell & Meeds.—V.
share
a
v
$693,993
v■,-
Empire's
both
use
share,
7
income.,^-.....—'
operating
799.
p.
Ola
sales
increase
reduced
and
.-j..—647,453
railway
Feb.
on
in
amounted
$0.70
Noma
975.
p.
revenue..—.—.—.—.—
expenses.
of
Mathieson
an
current
i960
'from
revenue
—V.,
the
of
by
Olin
vV
$625,000 for 1960.
founder
.operating
Acquire—
manufacturer of
expand
to
consolidated
an¬
Christmas
Southern Ry.—Earnings—
Railway
•
J.,
increase
an
offering
1959,
manu-
fasteners.
for
Month of January—
company's
its
Norfolk
Village of
191,
area.—V.
Welton Laboratories, Inc. produces a diversified line of
household
pharmaceutical products,
Mr.
Claude S.
reported.
opinion
In
further
payment
management, may
proceeds will be utilized
amount
J.
the
of
the
underwritten
substantial stockholder, in American
a.
the
of
service
President,
outstanding
expected
thread
wholly-owned subsidiary.—V.
a
Inc.—To
N.
hundred
from- the
one
screw
system
Power's
present management.
81%
shares
decorative-lighting
Noma
through
Noma
utility
Ohio
acquisition of Welton Laboratories,
Empire.
public
con¬
:
manufaeturei
.
Screw
the
for
electric
the
,
Screw,
and
other occasions.
has
now
Old
products
common
intends
proposal at, the special, meeting
of shareholders^held in
Providence, R. I., on Feb. 19, with 6% against.
A total of 92,398 shares
cast' favorable, votes,
and 7,238-shares were
.voted against the olfer. There were 14,900 shares which did not vote. -
the
as
the
estimated in the
prospectus,
be
it
Empire,
Newark,
made
proposal
American
Noma
its
under
Feb.. 23- that
favor
the
approved
is
areosols, was announced
In
have
.
indebtedness
additional; 40.000
will
and
addition
In
-
within
several
1389.
p.
,
auditoriums.
the
which
proposed
of
result
Screw-Co.
company ■ announced. on
shares
80,000
.
$901,250)
a
''
for
(for
Ohio,
904.
p.
a
Lites, lnc.--Acquisition—
the
shares,- representing
outstanding stock by
the. present" holder thereof.
The
Offering is
to be made through an
underwriting group headed by Hornblower &
Weeks; and the public offering price and underwriting terms are to
be
supplied by amendment.
7 "
'
' 7
The company is engaged in the business of
manufacturing heating
.and ventilating systems used largely in school classrooms, gymnasiums
and
acquire
Minerva,
billion
natural
revenues
acquire substantially all of
exchange for .the. issuance of seven/shares
tinue
120,000
be
to
are
&
International
Lites,
stock
'
Philadelphia,
March
on
Noma
.assets
.
(John J.)
of
•
improvement in operating conditions, and acquisition of the
Company."
'
1
/.■
i
Even
excluding the Parsons acquisition,
1959
sales ' volume
was
greater than any other period with the exception of the
Korean War
year of 1951, Mr. Perry noted.—V.'190, p. 673.
Parsons
Sales
17
gain of 12.5%,
a
$263,863,000
Nicholson
'Shareholders
.
credited National's record performance*'
factors—-"increased activity" of fc.ie general economy,
'continued
II.)
Noma
1958.
Perry,
pending studies,
rates."
totaled
Welton,
See
1958
$16,043,897 in
sales
"and
(W.
number
of
common
shares
outstanding—more than
earnings of $687,392 or $1.21 per share on 567,000 common
.shares, and, 17% higher than the previous peak profit
year of
1950.
Net
sales
climbed
sharply
to
a
new
high
of
$24,159,892
from
double
with
of
electric
our
year.
consolidated
compared
completion
in
electric
the
over
Mohawk's
$285,323,000
by
the
increase
Mohawk's
company.
Net
629,660
10.7%
following
further
a
Niagara
previous
high of 57 billion cubic feet,
new
^
and,
seek
1959,
gain
National Vulcanized Fibre Co.—Earnings—
Record sales and earnings for 1959 were reported on
to
propose
1960—8 Wks.—1959
$64,000,788 $62,500,185 $127,283,019 $123,972,517
—
11
1960
Republic
Aviation
Corp.,
below.—V.
189,
2037.
p.
1959
'
Railway
New York
Connecting RR.—Earnings—
Month of January—
Railway
\
Railway
operating revenue
Railway
operating
1960
$330,276
...
Net
$346,988
177,685
Net
1
Net
Net
—V.
from
revenue
railway
railway
operating
operations
expenses—
$12,574,331 $13,401,229
...
$144,622
from
revenue
railway
70,455
operations....
railway
operating
•Deficit.-—'V.
191, p.
$561,810
,
Hartford
Railway operating
Northwestern
Railway
operating
I960
covering
Net
railway
—V.
from
revenue
191,
railway
operations
$1,160,060
Pacific
'
operating
I960
Net
$876,698
$991,481
630,454
—'■
681,124
expenses^.—.—.c—.—;
from
revenue
railway
operations.:..
railway
$246,244'
—,
income—.—,—__
operating
"Deficit —:V.
This
New York, Susquehanna & Western
$310,357
*20,403
I960
Railway
operating
revenue.
Railway
operating
expenses—....
Net
Net
,
railway
—V.
from
revenue
191,
/
61,961
318,120
$6,492
Act
operating
deficit
m.:
-
•
62,352
$12
■
-to
par
that
Niagara
This
Mohawk
corporation
Power
achieved
Corp.—Net
substantial
gains
'
tomers
served
and
annual
company's
report,
issued
on
Feb.
in
sales,
1959,
on.
cus-
to
letter
the
to
President,
per
share
of
previous year,
common
stockholders. incorporated
makes
the
following
earnings:
"While
first
half
of
the
Mohawk's
decade
just
in
the
statement
•
Niagara
1959,
declining from $2.12
•
to
however,
$2.07 per
report,
Earle
concerning
;
\
were
share.
J.
the
less
In
\
V
generation and purchased power has been costly by
adversely affected earnings.
Rate relief thus far
has
the transfer of all
in the amount
balance
has
$21,715,350
outstanding.
about
one
company
of
the
shares
year's
to
in
P.
preferred
and
of
in
Pennsalt's
outstanding.
were
In
year
better.
or
Sales
109-year
The
which
for
the
history.
the
year
Earn¬
million
for
specialties
March
plex
of
made
plant
the
.
phase
scheduled
for
1,960.
,
chlorine-caustic soda facilities
on
purchase
center
technical
buildings
a
at
of
last
let
for
Atlanta,
at
seventh
the
for
in
technical
Contract
common
.
.
continent
new
a
second
Michigan.
chemical
in
Texas:
modernization program
Wyandotte,
pletion
following highlights of the year's operations:
substantial expansion of organic sulfur chemicals
a
Houston,
Arrangements
of
the
at
American
surplus (including premium
$75,814,660, and earned surplus
capital stock account. This will
earned surplus as of Dec. 31, 1959,
the
cited
phase
New
.
capital
on
highest
shares
consecutive
20%
after
Six
the
dividends
fewer
second
of
increase
the
Drake
at
from
Article
new
a
.•-'<••
the
its
Fourteen
with
the
so
ments
r
.
•
■
as
General
to solicit proxies for
to .its charter.—V.
191,
~
*
y
-vs
*,
to
at
five
King
this
Georgia
type built
due
for
the
on
com-
North
years..
of
of
service
tract
50-acre
a
Prussia,
to
be
used
a
com¬
Pa.
laboratory,
the
first
of
center.
to
bring
such
Corporation
the'
p.
Law
adoption
rights into substantial
of Ohio. Ohio Power
of
904.
the
.
,
proposed
amend¬
part
.
""
of
•*«':
The -Securities
the
and
Holding Company
Exchange Commission has
land,
Canton, Ohio,
unit
in
V.
scdium
plant
the
completed
chlorine
at
chlorine
Mexico
and
City
caustic
for
soda
upgrading
capacity.
facilities
in Kentucky
to
chlorate,
Oregon.
milling
for
and
fluorspar
expanded
at
company-
Mexico.
increase
solid
production of ammonium, perchlorate, an
propellant rocket fuels, was completed at PorU
Oregon.
Establishment
issued an order under
Act, authorizing this company, of
plant's
and
deposits
Second
r
Co.—Acquisition Approved—
that
Mining
owned
,
,
for
Portland,
at
Monochlorooenzene
oxidizer
Ohio Power
facilities
Production
enlarged
amend its charter relating to the
common stockholders by substituting therefor
proposes
proposes
and
and
us
of
is
conformity
comparison
$39,146,822
also
pre-emptive rights of
the
afforded
of
which
The
company's
fully restored since the Schoellkopf hydro-electric plant disaster in
June, 1956.
This was probably the greatest loss ever experienced by a
utility company.
Replacement of its power output,
through steam
value
the
1959
an
$87,534,000—the
First
capital
stock)
amount
shares"
:
improved steadily, during
completed, they have been reduced
the-par
made
when
year
~
Machold,
earnings
its
report for 1959 issued to shareowners
of $1.18 per share as compared with
earnings
previous
showed
facilities
change the 6,386,749 outstanding shares of
shares of $15 par .stock; and (d) provide
be
increased
from
$76,640,988
to
(c)
stock
common
common
leave "a
a
not
!
share;
ner
-
Ohio
Power
will amend
its
authorized common shares from
increase
(b)
reported
taxes were $4,586,009—also a record high.
folder in the annual report announced Pennsalt's entry
high-performance fluonnated plastics field. The new polymer,
polyvinylidene fluoride, is currently designated as RC-2625.
In
his annual message to shareowners,
Pennsalt President William
stock into 12,773,498
"the
the
in
the
.
Earnings
than
$15
(a)* increase
to"
20,000,000;
$191,602,470 by
,
revenues,
according
25.
stock
Down—
in
generating capability during
to
(
Corp.—Earnings Up-—
special
Into
recapitalization,
proposed
as
so
8,000,000
for
persons
its
Under
$12
,
totalled
.
utility has applied to the SEC under the Holding
approval Of an increase in its authorized and out¬
and. the
Commission has issued an order giving
until March 22, 1960, to request a hearing thereon.
shares;
interested
$324,612
$34,212
44,227
...
1
increase
company
Akron, "Ohio,
standing
295,353
operations.
799.
p.
This
Company
1959
$329,565
.
-
24%
A
7 charter'
railway
191, p. 799.
Chemicals
the
for
ings
RR.—Earnings—
Month of January—
a
corporation in Its annual
March
on
;
Edison Co.—Share Increase—
Ohio
.
Newhard, Cook & Co., St, Louis,
Pancoast, San Antonio, Texas.
selling stockholder.—V. 180, p. 1979.
&
to go to
are
letter of notification with the SEO
stock (par $1) not to exceed $300,-
a
Sons;
"
1,168,370
904.
Robertson
Dewar,
Pennsalt
1959
$0.95
Net
G. Edwards &
proceeds
With
RR.—Earnings—
operating revenue.——_______—
$1,262,559
1,380,406
operating income
p.
and
Files
—
Exchange Commission—
on Feb. 24 filed
shares of capital
15,000
through A.
Mo.,
r
Net
and
company
*
000,
Railway
1959
$11,413,817 $11,761,118
10,253,757* 10,498,559
expenses
476,229
7
Railway
RR.—Earnings—
revenue
The
$1,659,628
*783,297
income.—
744.
Month of January—
&
Brewing Co., San Antonio, Texas.
Securities
The
191, p. 904.
New York, New Haven
11,741,601
$169,303
35,246
income
Month of January—
12,012,521
;—'
—
Pearl
1959
185,654
_.
expenses
revenue.".../..'.—
Operating
operating
190,
p.
2662.
of
operations
in
the
European
Common
Market.-*
12
shares
also
Railway
operating
revenue
Railway
operating
Net
railway
from
revenue
191,
-,62,956,392
62,817,355
—
$14,347,054
$8,463,286
————
2,512,976
*1,737,129
operations
income
railway operating
•Deficit.—V.
—
' "
607.
p.
Seashore
Pennsylvania-Reading
■"
the
price
included
are
shares
40,000
$77,303,446 $71,280,641
expenses..^
Net
1959
I960
at
of
$3.33
the
in
issuable
used to provide additional
working capital.
It is expected that about $155,000 will be used for
equipping the enlarged research and development facilities and the
proceeds
this
of
financing
will
Railway
operating
expenses—-———
,
railway
operations
deficit
operating
1959
$544,637
855,975
$311,338
526,658
be
Pickard
See
.
Co.
Railway
operating
expenses———:—————
of
$481,895
-
Feb.
of
—V.
railway
191,
railway
operating
operations
$236,158
income
$245,498
*
62,439
73,788
Angeles,
in
Corp.—Files For Second¬
ary—
firm
of
Ohio
710
Buffalo,
filed a registra¬
tion statement with the SEC on March 9, 1960, covering 175,000 shares
of
outstanding common stock to be offered for public sale by the
present holders thereof through a group of underwriters headed
by
Doolittle
&
supplied
by
Co.
with
Inc.,
offering
price
York,
New
underwriting
and
and
Pierce
and
648,000 shares
shares,
or
various
trusts
for
Arthur
man,
is
70.49%,
Canada,
Stevens
Ltd.,
the
standing stock.
will
holders
Stevens
their
reduce
the
Selling
hold
holdings
of
18,550
is
of
Stevens
of
60.55%
or
and
Chair¬
Stevens, Jr.
family
D.
the
family
Board
the
out¬
the sale of
156,450 of such shares,
235,934 shares.
Two other stock¬
to
their
Stevens
Raymond
and
members
392,384 shares,
which 456,784
of
Stevens
proposing
are
their
selling
are
of
D.
President
is
benefit
They
members
is
company
protective coat¬
of the company
stock,
common
Raymond
by
benefit.
Vice-President.
trusts for
which
owned
their
L.
Executive
and
of outstanding
is
holdings
of
54,240
West
&
Virginia
Ry.—Earnings—
Month of January—
terms
Railway
operating
663,110
expenses,
estimated
and
in
railway
Morrow
191,
from
railway, operations.
operating
$170,300
$39,156
70,840
45,675
income
Ponce
Corp.—Private
Placement—An
issue
of
$1,500,000 first mortgage 6Vi% series A bonds due April
1, 1980 and $250,000 first mortgage bonds 6V2% series
B bonds due April 1, 1975 of this Puerto Rico corpora¬
tion have been placed privately with institutional in¬
vestors, it was announced on March 8 by Glore, Forgan
&Co., investment bankers,
187, p. 557.
who negotiated the
place¬
ment.—V.
operating
These
Kern
net
♦Deficit.-r-V.
1960
191,
1959
Los
2,697,101
operations,,
income
$753,251
"$66,666
1,150,534
:
776,905
843.
p.
Potomac Electric Power Co.—Net Up—News—
Mr. R.
contained
about
holders
the
will
in
the
middle
held
be
company's
March.
of
April
on
annual
PEPCo's
which
the
were
annual
will
meeting
be
of
re¬
stock¬
highest
in
in
the
for
1959
year
previous
year's
amounted
additions
of
property
and
plant
at
Dec.
31,
1959
amounted
to
$434,916,000.
During
the
the
year's
there
year
end
the
Electric
sales
for
compared
with
9,809
were
haid
company
the year
Total
installations,
and
at
customers.
shares
subscription
of
rate
of
one
totaled 4,367,344,000 kilowatt-hours
kilowatt-hours
for
1958—an
increase
pared with
"-Total
for
$10,629,000
Despite
stock
revenues
1958—-an
income
for
for
amounted
outstanding,
of
the
to
of
the
part,
23.8%
of
in
share
compared
$61,641,000
10.6%.
amounted
increase
per
in
rate
April 22, 1959, was $83,215,000
$72,201,000—an increase of 15.3%.
of
year
1958—an
relecting,
on
increase
the
increase
an
1959,
effective
operating 'costs
711,000
Net
1958
for
revenue
became
"
to
in¬
com¬
will
be
will
be
&
Co.
by
for
The
net
be
with
$55,with
the
number
earnings
of
shares
increased
of
14%.
The
earn¬
Sales
for
the
Total
with
quarter
of
945,776,000
increase
of
1959
totaled
1,101,124,000
kilowatt-hours
for
the
kilowatt-
same
Total
operating
compared
income for
the
corresponding period
Net
costs
with
this
for
were
as
46
cents
compared
5,910,135
share
per
on
fourth
$13,756,000
in
1958—an
in¬
rate
compared
increase
with
shares
quarter
common
7,315,001
1958's
fourth
outstanding
amounted
to
$15,-
last
at
stock
1958—an
in
the
increase
fourth
of
quarter
46.9%.
of
1959
shares
outstanding at Dec. 31, 1959,
quarter earnings of 37 cents on the
Dec.
31,
1958.,—V.
190,
p.
2243.
This
company,
liled
37.500
705
South
Pulton
Ave.,
Mount
registration statement with the SEC on March
7, I960
$250,000 of convertible subordinated debentures, due
April'
securities
in
shares
units
of
common
consisting
of
stock.
one
It
$100
at $150 per unit.
The offering
nothing basis by Myron A. Lomasney
shares,
commission
of
writer for $100,
$15
per
unit.
The
five-year, warrants
retained
payment
by
600,000
some
net
for
on
Simrr.s
in
located
is
&
is
proposed
debenture
to
Co.,
Ventura,
barrels
liquidation
of
oil
be
to
and
made
which
N
1
15
on
will
1970
these
common
an
the
certain
of
out¬
.
.
with
the
stock,
holders
share
offered
on
March
2,
97,229
shares
its
each
outstanding
shares
20
employees of
for
N.
which
of
of
for
to
SEC
Albuquerque,
the
public sale
by
Mex.t
1960,
will
The
offered
be
stock
the
at
remaining 5,000
unsubscribed
Any
company.
a
covering 102,-
common
held.
filed
underwriters
headed
,
all
receive
subscription price and underwriting terms
toward
corporate
in the
the
the
sale
the
company's
stock
Net
a
$761,164
234,669
—V.
191,
declared
the
stock,
In
the
in
available in
Dividends
nearly double
after taxes
of common
were
1958 or $2.26 per common share.
had the benefit of a special item amounting to
assets at the Whittall mill
tax credits which were no
to
1959.
in
stockholders
Roxbury
1959
$1
were
share,
per
total¬
ing $529,142, plus a 5% common stock dividend paid on Dec. 31, 1959.
Based 011 the price
of $17,125 per share at that time, Mr. Anderson
in
his
letter
declared
that
the stock
dividend
equalled 35l/a cents
per
share in additional distribution to the company's shareholders
and
recapitalization
a
that
the
supplied
warrant.—V.
cents
25
of
and
190,
would
consider
to
p.
from
$447,099
policy
company's
cf
will be
of $2,559,946
1959
from the sale of capital
Mass., as well as the use of
Worcester,
longer
in
with $1,250,930 in
company
resulting
$349,314,
1.
1958 figure of $1,291,616.
Net earnings
$1,234,946, equivalent to $2.23 per share
compared
as
1958,
to
taxes
before
totaled
1959
year
March
on
comparable
in
the
letter
his
in
mailed
earnings
Net
its centennial year in 1959 with consoli¬
totaling $19,767,319, an" increase of 6%
Anderson, President,
stockholders In the company's 1959 annual
celebrated
for
sales total of $18,698,879, Charles B.
the 1958
report,
182,355
Carpet Co.—Earnings—
sales
net
$619,587
^
844.
p.
company
dated
over
—
railway
from
revenue
This
1960
(plus bank borrowings)
construction
be
retained
earnings.
continue
to
situation
the
at
He
quarterly
a
end
year
added
dividend
earnings
as
1878.
short-term
a
Ruberoid Co.—Record
and
program,
including the repayment of
purposes
amount
of
of
8
at
$12.50
per share by an underwriting
group
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.
the
130,000
The
out
total
offering,
shares
is
company
of
the
70,000
-for
the
offering
70,000
part
the
to
cost
the
of
that
from
the
Juan
and
markets
the
unit
and
are
Ponce,
to
Inc.
is
note
tBy
paved
parking
is
(no
TO
All
the
on
Results
converted
shares
10
into
of
believes
company
Puerto Rico.
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
payable
class
of
A
of
of
stock
class
stock
common
A
SThe
board
gate
of
to
of
limited
a
50.000
common
holders,
of
Although
directors
chase
than
more
that
chase
60,000
to
certain
shares
value)
and
was
share
was
and
940
of
the
each
converted
value)..
par
issuable
pre¬
par)
value)
par
value)
the
of
($100
,
authorized
the
reservation
stock
for
issuance
or
no
other
stock
than
purchase
plan
has
will
of
for
the
plan
been
employee
from
underwriters
conditions
the
upon
an
Fenner
Glore,
&
named
of
company
stock¬
to
the
permitted
be
board
to
a
below
purchase
and
have
pur¬
severally
contract,
130,000
shares
to
pur¬
from
,
Francis
Smith Inc
Forgan
&
&
Paine, Webber,
11,400
Co
Walston
Co.,
9,500
Ira
H.
Inc
p.
<fe
Granbery,
Jackson
&
the
Haupt
Inc.
&
Co~.
Co.—
&
January—
operating
Net
Net
*-V.
revenue
railway
191,
p.
—
'
'
railway
8,004,487
operations-
income
,f
1
"
.
.
for
$1,583,530
542,396
1959 totaled
$118,376,666.
1,901,276
that
it
dollar
is
reporting
for
mark
this
the
annual
first
achievement
outstanding.
in
hundred-
exceeding the
history, the
sales
time
its
company
chiefly
to the addition of the business
its
Mastic
Tile
Division.
"In
addition,"
he
said,
"Ruberoid's
interest in the Cumberland Chemical
Corp., acquired as part of Mastic
Tile, provides a valuable investment in a source of vital raw materials,
plus
other
longer
range
potentials."
Cumberland,
jointly
owned
by Ruberoid and Air Reduction Company, Inc., will commence largescale
production
which
will
be
products.
City,
Spring of vinyl resins
by Mastic Tile in the
chemical
company's
a
new
type plasticizer
manufacture of floor tile
and
plant
new
is
Calvert
at
located
Ky.
The
tant
this
used
The
composition
change
of
Ruberoid's
total
has
sales
undergone
impor¬
an
result
of
the Mastic Tile acquisition, Mr. O'Leary
roofings, which formerly accounted for approxi¬
mately 60% of total sales, now represent about 40%; floor tiles about
30%,
and asbestos,
gypsum
and
industrial
products the
remaining
30%
he
as
a
Asphalt
said.
company's
1959
with
liabilities
financial
condition
working capital
at
the
Dec.
on
end
31,
of
remained
strong at the close
amounting to $32,508,854 compared with
Ratio of current assets to current
1958.
1959,
was
6.0
earlier.
The company's
only debt
$2,000,000 of 5% term bank loans,
to
1
compared
the
at
due
1959
1960
to
Rutland
to
4.8
1963.—V.
1
year
a
consisted of
year-end
to
190,
p.
1566,
Ry.—Earnings—
Month of
January—
Railway operating revenue,.
Railway operating expenses
iggo
1959
$347 106
$377,304
337^050
358,453
$10,056
$18,851
21,114
14,967
,
:
Net revenue from
railway operations-.
Net- railway
operating deficit
'
—v. 191, p. 844.
"""
Safeway Stores, Inc.—Record Sales
Safeway
1959
s
•
4'750
4'750
net
profit
and
the
1
606,281
highs,
new
preceding
the foo'
Earning
compare
year.
*
f
a"d
Der
2fat
thn
venr
year
were
preferred
dividends
of
$1,129,611,
Safeway's earn
i* common stock amounted to $34,571,579, or $2.8'
°n, an average of 12,332,858 shares outstandim
based
Dun"g 1959> Safeway's
$1.25,
share- and
compared
fmp£tuy s
1959
dividend
cash dividends
with
$1.10
rate
was
increasei
share paid
during 1958.
per
paid
durini
wer
53 week fiscal ye&r, versus $2,225,352,400 fo
an increase of 7.08%. During 1959, Safewa;
another 88
JtnTe*
CS and closed 150 older locations. In addition
comnanv's
I9fin
nr^ unde,r construction at year end toward th
200 new stnre f
?v?.gram which contemplates opening approximate!
p?2g?am SafeifUltlei-^S a result of this replacement and expansio
compared ^ 2^17 ^fd 2'164 stores in operation
at the close of 1959
to 2,117 at the
end
$2 383
the
m 1
4nn
i ill?
19ft
L
sales-
Safeway
a
consolidated
basis,
1958.—V.
190,
p.
2085.
Stores—Sales Higher—
Satesi0d End' Feb'27—
—V.
on
'
1959
$1,205,027
and Net—
reached
pr°fit, after provision for all income taxes, amounted
SrSVthe 53 week fiscal year ended Jan. 2, 1960, com
Pmvlinn
'
„d85. for the 52 weeks of 4958, an increase of 6.9%
468 000 m 1958
,income taxes was $40,810,000, compared to $36,
ODened
$8,778,218
7,573,191
sales
wfs ,reported in a preliminary unaudited statement.
tm!
£ *°
st°ck were $2.80 per share, which
with $2.63 for c°mmon
of
«
31,
1959, and Dec.
company
of
the
'
$9,588,017
expenses
from
744.
the
1,893,875 average number of shares
attributed
rinrint
4 750
-
1960
revenue
operating
of
for
the
4750
Co.
~
744.
operating
on
7600
~
_
M. Kidder &
Co., Inc.~
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson
7,600
income
on
Noting
7'600
4'750
_
Co., Inc._
Marache &
Hentz
7 600
Reading Co.—Earnings—
Month of
Railway
Railway
Net
share
share
Shares
Co
A.
9,500
Co
&
191,
9,500
9,500
&
duPont
Goodbody & Co
Curtis
&
I.
86,450
Weeks
sales
net
the year 1959 amounted to $6,630,077, or $3.49
average number of shares
of capital stock
outstanding during the year. This represents a gain of approximately
37%
over
adjusted net income for 1958 of $4,854,892, or $2.56 per
per
No. of
'
Pierce,
Hemphill, Noyes & Co._
Hornblower
lines.
investment
selling
proposed
adopted,
be
No. of
Lynch,
basis,
aggre¬
selling stockholders:
Merrill
Corp.
30,
into
.
for1 share
shares.
3,000
UNDERWRITERS—The
subject
(no
are
each
stock.
formal
no
1960,
stock
(no
par
par
employees,
option
contemplates
stock
common
key
stock
a
has
of
of
group
under
established.
directors
shares
stock
(no
stock
7,
common
($100
reflect the pooling of
of America and
to
Tile
Sept.
B
March
of
common
common
prin¬
adjusted
Mastic
compared
with
1958's
adjusted
sales
of
8% increase, the company said, resulted from a larger tonnage
products sold and more favorable price structures in major product
of
earnings
of
Ruberoid on
$127,307,942,
of
$32,962,604
1968,
those
by
*
combined
520,000 shs.
are
with
acquired
The
The
company.
effective
common
the
200,000 shs
900,000 shs.
have been
1958
Ruberoid
Co.
respectively.
On
68 352
II §1,600,000 shs.
1959 and
of
continued.
$169 320
value)
shares
preferred
the
mainland
$169,320
.
in
San
of
68,352
the
shares
A
shares -of
shares^ of
500
260
class
conversion
by
for
interests
Funkhouser
self-service
Authorized
note
par
amendment
outstanding
now
Greater
The
area.
EFFECT
in
city.
air-conditoned,
products in
value)
par
guaranteed
charter
defray
It
•Principal and interest at the rate of 6%% per annum
equal monthly installments of $2,214
through June 1,
cipal subject to acceleration dependent upon consolidated
The
be
operations
five
largest
operating
modern,
a
GIVING
stock
common
will
to
contemplated.
second
,
A
used
commenced
„
Class
company
shares
be
program.
supermarkets,
retailer of food
(no
70,000
and will
expansion
Rico's
is
•Subsidiary s
first mortgage
Sundry indebtedness
stock
the
supermarkets
Each
CAPITALIZATION
of
financing is
six
Puerto
adjacent
that it is the largest
tCommon
the
selling stockholders.
employees 10 000 shares
of
the expansion
program
will be
depreciation accruals and borrowings.
public
operates
States.
an
sale
company
company's
comparable
United
the
Supermarkets,
now
in
one
with
the
earnings,
additional
no
1955
by
certain
key
remainder
retained
BUSINESS—Pueblo
April,
of
its
of
sold
Earnings—
highs in
sales and net
income
for
the
year
1959 were
reported on Feb. 4 by this producer of building and industrial products.
million
from
general funds of
the
of
account
certain
being
are
Sales and
Record
shares.
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
added
shares
or
company will issue to the under¬
for the purchase of 10,000 common
—
operations——
railway operating income—
.Net
by Allen
Y
covering
offer
to
Mexico—Registers Rights—
Building,
1959
$2,053,109
1,433,522
Roxbury
wells
RR.—Earnings.
19t>0
1958,
—V.
Vernon
a
and
of
in
result
Supermarkets, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—
Initial public financing for this
company took the form
of an offering of
200,000 shares of common stock on
Reynolds
Circuits, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
j
$2,160,833
1,339,669
operating revenue—
Railway operating expenses
Pueblo
Bache
Precision
oil
and 47
the
the properties,
of
year—an increase
of 15.5%,
amounted to $3,784,000 compared with
quarter
of
the
will
purchase
Shares
the
$2J376,000 for the corresponding period in
Earnings
the
of
leases
allowing
19.6 %.
890,000
this
the corporation of 519,251 barrels
These reserve estimates make com¬
of
gas.
add
after
offered
applied
loan
agreed,
revenue
for this
quarter, reflecting the
became effective in
April, 1959, was $21,453,000
$17,940,000 for
quarter
16.4%.
operating
which
crease
with
fourth
compared
year—an
'
..
Railway
Fields, Calif.
$2,000,000 and working capital.
The company estimates its expansion and
construction program in
1960 will cost $11,884,000 and that
during the next four years the pro¬
gram will cost $44,838,500.—V. 189, p. 2894.
common
-
Month of January—
Lea
Calif., producing approximately. 620
According to the estimates of PPI's engi¬
37.2%.
year.
last
will
by
t!520,000 shares
compared
-
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac
Texas.
of
Area
Rosecrans-Athens
that
and
Mexico,
Jalmat
Counties,
day.
per
proceeds from
other
bank
-
$14,582,000
^
is
amendment.
5,000
ings per share for the year amounted to $1.79 on the 7,315,001 shares
outstanding at Dec. 31. 1959, as compared with 1958's per share earn¬
ings of $1.57 on the 5,910,135 shares outstanding at the end of that
hours
New
the
508.
p.
common
new
shares
viously
which
crease
engineers
of
in
net
1959
3,859,869,000
operating
also
payment
in
service
new
349,691
13.1%.
of
oil
an
,,
employs
and
area,
properties.
these
retained
Co.
is
and
Public Service Co. of New
the
history of the company.
1959 additions
consisted of
$24,700,000 for the company's new gen¬
erating station located at Dickerson, Md., $24,800,000 for transmission
and
distribution
facilities, including amounts spent on 230,000 volt
steel tower transmission lines, and $6,000,000 for customer extensions
and services -together
with other property additions.
The company's
investment
for
„
located in three plants in the general Miami
about 200.
According to William S. Simpson,
President,
recent acquisitions
and expansion moves have extended
the
company's activities to include aircraft, missile and space elec¬
tronics as well as plastic manufacture.
National product distribution
is achieved, through arrangements with factory representatives under
supervision of the company sales force.—V. 191, p. 105.
Oil
previ¬
After this purchase,
Producing Properties, Inc. will have a current
daily production of 4,000 barrels of oil per day in California operated
from its western division office in
Beverly Hills, Calif.—V. 191, p. 508.
of
additions to property and plant
$55,530,000—$3,048,000 less than the
$58,578,000
which
report
19.
Gross
to
oil
standing oil payments
Presently,
Roy Dunn, President, reports the following preliminary summary
operating results for 1959. More complete information
be
cash
".j
Pearce-Simpson
/.'■
.
'
<
•
California,
liquidation
191,
reserves
contemplated
of the company's
leased
the
purchase
company's
financed
will
for
in
reserves
MCF
Angeles
of
this
neers
and
$2,630,435
2,693,262
railway
operating
Oil
purchase
properties consist of 11
and
barrels
Of
$3,446,513
expenses
from
revenue
railway
"1
$405,000
Morales
PPI's
net
Oil Co.—V.
March
Month of January—
Railway operating revenue,,:
Net
the
headed by Merrill
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.—Earnings—
Railway
,,
Mr.
Peale
said
the
10-year-old
Pearce-Simpson
firm
enjoys
a
widespread reputation as a leading electronic equipment manufacturer
Last year, he said, it ranked second nationally in marine equipment
Morrow
of Dallas, Texas, Feb. 24 announced the acquisition of
properties previously owned by Great Lakes Oil & Chemical Co.
of Los Angeles, Calif.
The
Hotel
to
company.
$'
1
.
Producing Properties, Inc.—Acquires—
843.
p.
-
certain
will
Net
by
the
allowance
this
in
11,039,222
shares
revenue
Morrow
located
in
and
229
1959
$702,266
659,409
revenue
Net
paid
sale,
fields
value
M.,
N.
is
plete
Inc.,
the
of
different
for
1960
$829,709
operating
Net
i;
Interests—
purchase from
the
"
,
utility, of 819
registration statement
Railway
-V.
Calif.
This
Pittsburgh
* "
•
of
approximately $1,351,000.
The properties acquired
approximately 180 wells located on 59 leases which produce
increase
oil
183,
shares.—V.
710.
p.
V
-.
This company,
injthe formulation, manufacture and sale of
adhesives and solvent blends.
The capitalization
ings,
it
of
be
will
wholly owned subsidiaries, Cataract Chemical
two
its
engaged
includes
terms
amendment.
Together
Co.,
The
Street,
i.
.,
Oilfields, Ltd.—Sells Interest—
announced
company
Properties,
primary
County,
an
This
;t
r
servo
Peale,
program
amount
of
17
The
Pierce and Stevens Chemical
the
the
consist
from
843.
p.
plotter, and a phase ampltude detector unit.
President of Republic, said the move was part of
broaden distribution and marketing
of commercial
products developed by his company and which were not feasible for
production
within
Republic.
Other • commercial products, such as
radomes
and .radar reflectors,
will continue tq .be, produced by the
I.
Mundy
a
above.
this
29
Producing
Under
from
revenue
Net
j
developed by Republic, include an automatic circuit
automatic servo plotter, and a phase amptitude detector
an
an^automatic
.
Los Angeles, Calif., of the interest in certain properties
acquired from the Southern California Petroleum Corp.,
Los
236,397'
242,068
-
Co.,
^
•1
.
Consolidated
Panoil
ously
1959
$478,226
by
,
products,
SaleSt
1960
revenue—a_—-L——>
Net
..
Producing Properties, Inc.—Acquires
Ry.—Earnings-
operating
r
was
organized
in January
1957 by Charles Sabel,
L. Schwartz, Executive Vice-President, and Stephan
Vice-President, who own about 70% of the outstanding com¬
«
See
Month of January—
Railway
'
purposes.
stock.
mon
607.
191, p.
corporate
company
On
Northern
&
above.—V.
general
President, -Herbert
Burns, Inc.—Acquired—
Manufacturing Co.,
Piedmont
for
Premier
&
Gorham
used
The
—V.,191, P: 800.
nationally
analyzer,
'
quarters near its present plant, and the remainder of the proceeds
will
.",
Gulyas,
deficit from railway
Net
Net
—
I960
$619,944
822,664
$202,720
461,470
revenue
The
be
new
.
operating
military
and
serviced
electronic
of
line
product
marine
company.
Net
Lines—Earnings—
Month of January—
Railway
Monday, Msrch 14, 1960
.
check-out equipment for industrial
applications will be manufactured,- -sold and
the electronic equipment manufacturing fi,m
of
Fearce-Simpson, Inc., it -was announced on Feb. 25 by Republic
Aviation Corp.
upon
completion of licensing arrangements with the
A
upon
shares.
'
.
.
Aviation Corp.—Products—
Republic
per
share.
These warrants and shares
registration statement, as are an additional
conversion of outstanding debentures.
The company is engaged in the business of manufacturing precision
printed circuit boards,
supplied almost entirely to prime and sub¬
contractors of
the Department of Defense
and National Aeronautics
and
Space Administration.- It now has outstanding 174,500 common
RR.—Earnings-
Pennsylvania
Month of January-
Chronicle
and Financial
The Commercial
(1116)
190,~~p~ 208lj
I960—4 Wks.—1959
$479,756,265 $174,011,646
1960—8 Wks.—1959
$361,348,346 $338,709,62
,
Continued
on
page
5<
Volume
191
Number 5933
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1117)
"
Dividend
tables.
announcements
In
nounced
first
indicate
we
all
during the current week.
second
a
the
table' in
which
Doeskin
the
Then
show
we
Name
in two
grouped
are
the
Dome
separate
dividends
!•
'•
<•
Per
When
Payable
Iron
Works
6c
tquar.)
"
4-20
be
" 3-15
.
3-
«. =
,
Ltd
Co.
4-29
(quar.)
$15c
4-15
;
4%
5
"•
3-
stock
I
8%, preferred
Class
A
Insurance
••
(Max)
Oil
Co.
Co.
Brake
American
quai'.i
Export
American
4.72%
Light, 4.32%
preferred
Altex
3-18
3-
3-31
3-15
Co."
4-
3-15
3-
15c
4-
pfd.
6c
4-
(quar.)
action
(no
1
2-23
4-
1
$1.18
4-
I*
$1.37:
4- f 1
:
.General
3-15
(quar.)
5-
4-
1
■
..
15c
3-21
National
preferred
3-18
4-
5
3-21 *
2
4-5
:
,
4-
3-
'
Gielow
Goebel
time)
Piano Co.,
6%%,preferred
(quar.)____—;
common
(quar.)-
Gorton's
6
%'. preferred
of
New
(quart)
York
Gloucester
of
$5.60
Bates
convertible
9-30
"41/a%
Mfg..
Baxter.,
$1.50 1-13-61
5%
Insurance
Boston
Personal
Co.
-Stockholders
March
will
21
to
for-one
.
British
split
Columbia
British
3-15 "
Harper
3-31
3-17
Hat
I
3-31
4-
1
3-31
British
Industries
Broacl
Street
Brockway
Co.',
Glass
Bond
preferred
Mills.
California
4 V2 %
b.1. 4-
l
■".14c
4-
1
Liquid
Canadian
Gas
Industries
4-
1
45c
Ihi'/c
preferred
Canadian
Canal-Randolph
Carolina
Power
$4.20
•
$5
Cavalier
Quarterly
&
Coca-Cola
net
classT
Refrigerator
A
(quar.)_______
,u.)
8
15c
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
3-10
preferred
$1.40
Inland
,
5-16
5-
'
$26c
4-15
3-15
30c
3-31
3-18
-10c
4-15
3-28
Foundation
realized
from
3-18
3-10
3-31
Insurance
Co.
4-15
3-28
Inter-Ocean
4-15
3-28
6-
3-15
5-
4-15
1
3-17,
1
3-18
4-
1
3-18
3-31
3-16
$25c
$1.12 Vx
-
3-25
Interstate
4-22:
4-27
3-28
$10c
4-29
—
,
3-
3-31
5- 2
4-
4-
1
$1.25
4-
1
3-15
$2
3-17
3-
4-15
income
Fund
8
434C
4-16
4-12
4-15
Kelling
1
R
3-11
3-14
2-26
4-
1
3-25
3-18,
3-25
3-
3-31
3-18
3-18
common
Income.
Kerr
Mfg.> 6%
Keystone
3-17
V
(initialI—
.
International
(increased l
Class
Engineering, 6% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Colgate-Palmolive Co., common
(quar.)—
$3.50
From
Color-Craft
.Extra
3-
30c
5-14
6-13
Funds,
8c
4-
y
5c
1
3-15
(quar.)
Southern
Ohio
■:
.
(Jersey
General
City)
Life
(quar.i
Insurance
Quarterly
30
Acceptance
Trust. (Boston)
Corp.—
.
3-15
3-21
4-15
3-31
4-15
-3-31
3-29
3-21
5-
4-15
•
preferred
Steel
j.__
•
6V2 %;
i
convertible
Cumberland
Curlee
4
class
subject
March
29)
Ltd.,
Co.,
Denver
Chicago
Detroit
Gasket
7%
to
Lccke
44-
1
1
3-16
$1.10
•
■
•
>
-
,
,
3-
60
4
.V
>
3-23
Marine
Midland
3-31
3-15
Marine
4-15
Maritime
5-
1
4-12
4-
1
Manufacturers Trust
15c
3-18
7%
See's
4-11
3-18
3-10
3-
3-31
3-21
4-15
3-21
j_____
1
3-15
Maui
Electric,
4-
1
3-15
Mays
(J.
25c
4-
1
3-18
$$1.75
3-31
3-30
3-15
15c'
3-30
3-15
30c
_____
—
(increased
Inc.
Mfg..
Porcupine
new
5
3-21
3-14
Bank
3-18
3-11
Ltd.
preferred
Class
de
International
Bridge
Vegh Investment Co.,
of
from
$1.14
realized
from
Diamond
$1.50
net
during
net
National
(quar.)J
(a
long-term
the
investment
preferred
Inc.
fiscal
capital
year
Corp.,
common
(quar.)
4V'2%
gains
plus
$1.24
(quar.)__
1st
Corp,,
common
preferred
Co.,
preferred
3-25
3-
9
30c
5-
2
4-11
37 Vic
5-
2
4-11
Mitchell
Mobile
$4.90
(J.
Gas
S.)
&
2
3-28
(quar.)—__
$25c
A
class A
5
Co.,
Ltd.
Corp.,
(quar.i
(quar.)
common
:
5-
I
4-
1
$10c
4-
1
3-15
I
$28c
;___
7-
1
6-15
V
7-
1
6-15
10-
1
9-15
3-22
3-15
10-1
1-1-61
3-31
3-15
4-29
4-
5-4
4-4
5c
■
;
Denn
Mining
Company
changed
dend
announcement
5%%
Natural
Southeastern
Public
Telephone
1
3-17
3-18
Southern
Southwest
56%c
4-
1
3-21
4-
1
3-21
4-
1
27V'2c
4-
1
investment
3-15
3-21
3-21
$6
England
Natural
Stock
Class
A
$6
pfd.
B
ciass
Standard
(quar.)
3-18
4-
new
'%;l
<!
s
1
3-21
4-15
3-21
4-1
.
3-15
3-2~4
3-11
4-
1
3-15
$1.50
4-
1
3-15
15c
4-11
3-25
4-11
3-25
20c
______—
4-
3-18
1
3-31
(quar.)_*_
55c
4-15
$1.50
3-
"
V
3-19
(annual)
2-26
3-11
8
(quarterly from net
...
15c
—_—....
Co.—
(initial)
3-31
.<
$1.50
20c
—
3-18
4-15
4-
50%
—
class
1
5-16
A
(quar.).
Ltd.
(quar.)
,
5-16
4-15
50%<
—
dividend-i
Materials.
3-14
4-11
.
—
common
Products,
3-30
10c
—-
—_—_—
Gas
&
3-29
15c
B
Paving
4-29
22'/2c
(Dallas)
dividend
(stock
Speedry, Chemical
5-13
$70c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Industries,
4-29
divi¬
(quar.
income)
preferred
Spartan
3-28
$1.37
Telephone
Insurance
Realty Co,
5
4-9
5-13
•
10c
Service
3-28
3-18
See
(quar.)__^—
r
Life
3-
name)
new
(quar.)______.
Gas,
4-
3-21
Corp.
Inc. ' (quar.)___——;—
Extra
New
3-15
name
(quar.)l
Sovereign Investors, Inc.
3-18
3
preferred
common
preferred
Georgia
under
$2.80
3-17
1
March
Proctor-Silex
to
3-18
<3-18
10c
y__
I
3-18
1,
15c
(quar.)10c
(effective
Soinerville, Ltd.,
Sorg Paper Co.,
4-,l
t
(■
if
5-25
/
1
40c
(quar.)
Gas
1
1
5c
-
(quar.)_____
&
30c
25c
Shamrock
Oil
4-
I.
8
7»/2c
4-
1
.*
(initial)
Southland
4-
•;
3-31
15c
'Si
"
6-15
10c
;
Shops
3-17
4-
$6c
(quar.)_____—
(quar.)___
1
$1.37V2
(quar.)
'
'
3-18
3-28
15c
f ,r
3-18
12c
j
i
12-15
3-31
.'••>
-9-15
$28c
(quar.)__
common
4-
1
10c
$27c
Corp.
Southeastern
4-
ri
______
(initial
Seismograph Service
Silex
■
t
the
2%
Inc.
Southern
$1.22Va
4-15
split
of
Participating units
H.)
3-18
'
3-18
40c
5-2
$31'ic"
(quar.)
3-18
1
_______
1
60c
—
1
4-
(Dallas)
(quar.)
4-
10c
(quar.i.
4-
(quar.)
6-1
4-
2
$27c
10c
75c
'.
5-
(quar.)
37V2c
—__
4-15
Ltd—
90c
(quar.i
(quar.)
(quar.)—,—
Service
preferred
A
Fund,
Southdown,
5-
(quar.i
common
Missouri Pacific RR,
10c
income f
5'/2%
Miller-Wohl
distribution
Co.
dividend
B
South
25c
50c
2
30c
Industries
6-15
(initial)
quar.)—
6-6
5-
87 %c
(quar.)___;
Candy
7-
3-
(quar.)_
3-14
1
$7«/ac
preferred (quar.)
Sugar Refining (quar.
3-21
3-18
(increased
Y.)
3-21
4-25
<'.:i
3-31
4-20
$7J/2c
(quar.)
two-for-one
a
4-20
7-
convertible
3-21
1
____
3-15
$5c
Canada,
Company,
"
Detroit
Insurance
Management
4-15
1
3-24
1
87Vac
common
stock
45c
(N.
10c
_______
4-15
3-10
(quar.)
Midland-Ross
10c
1
4-
common
Mines
convertible
Merchants
$22V2C
$17'/ac
4-
3-18
20c
(quar.) L"__——
Acceptance, common ___—;
A
25c
67V?c
42V2c
quar.)
(quar.)
3-15
25c
;
_________
Trucking
Merchants
$1.50
(quar.),
i.
________—
Ltd.
W.),
Mclntyre
McLean
ap¬
M
(quar.)
(initial*
B
Industries
4•
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Mayfair
Corp.
4-20
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Life
5
4-
$27c
dividend
Seaview
(quar.)—6Cc
Trust (N.;Y.)
(quar.)——L_
Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ltd.—
Common
$$1.62 Vz-
Y.)
IN.
3-15
(quar,)____
Schlage Lock
3-15
•
!l/;i
3-15
1
$5c
Savannah
3-23
50c
1
4-
__________
cents
30c
Midland
4-29
V
Ltd.,
approved
(William
3-31
'
;1
1-29
4-
(quar.)__
(quar.)
A
class
3-30
(quar.)———,———25c
3-15
3-15
2%
•
Shattuck
3-1'
A
common
A
Stoker
40c
(quar.(_^_
■!(
3-25
4-1
-
(quar.$2.50
_______
Sandura
1
'
3-17
.
stock
class
12V2c
—_
(quar.)—'
3-31
4-15
lltac
_______
25%
a
Rittenhouse
2-'" 4-20
3-11
3-21
3-31
14c
class
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey, Ltd.
3-21
4-
' 5"
3-15
3-30
9
3-31
4-15
\v •'
"
Extra
3-15
3-
—
12Vac
1
4-20
5c
common
Nat'l
class
$1.10
Riley
4-15
1
3-18
payment
(quar.)_
RR.
America,
Mfg.,
class
$1.10
3-16
common
(quar.)—.
2
4-
$2
(quar.)
preferred
Royalties
(quar.)__
A
4-
—__—25c
Co.
&-Sons
(this
-
1;,■
(quar.)
preferred
Extra
for
Investments—
Lowenstein
McQuay-Norris
(increased)
2
$1,75
uoont
_____________
of
Chains
Rorer
—_
class
Ltd
Chain
3-15
15c
stockholders
preferred
Mfg.
Ltd.
(quar.)
4-11
York—
voting
Canada,
$1
common
Electric
&
Steel
Class
Trucking
&
7 Vic
$1.12 l/a
and
A
split
proval
..
25%
(initial)
,
Mfg.,
(2-for-l
Dalex
:
.
Corp. of New
preferred
(quar.)__
5%
3-11
preferred
Gas
20c
(quar.)_r—
Stores
Dennison
Lynn
15c
dividend)-:
preference A
Corp.
of
N. Y.)
dividend)
(stock
Liberty Fabrics of New York Inc.—
3-18
Ltd.—
Clothing, common—
preferred
(quar.)__
l/a %
Davega
-
Gas
5-
(quar.)______!
30c
(qua'rl,>$1V12,/2V
Cooke,
75c
,
(quar.).——"
.
International,
&
Louisville
8c
(increased-quar.)
Corp.
of America
Cowles
Chemical
(quaj.
Crestmonti Oil
Co.
(stock
Crush
Lewers
/
(Brooklyn,
Company,
Corp.,
4V2" preferred
5%
60c
15c
•
(quar.)
Corp.
3-16
1
25c
.
held
W,). &
Stores
Bank
Chavin
share
(H.
3_21
preferred
(Canada),
Extra
3- 4
—
Mines, Ltd.
of
3-21
3_31
'
35c
______
—
$1.10
..
(increased-quar.)—
cents
Controls
each
Lay
3-25
4-
share
Lerner
Co.—
-
Investment
4-11
75c
,
_________
Consolidated
Continental
3-10
40c
Trust
Connecticut
A
3-10
Co.—
Quarterly,
Class
3-14
3-14
8
.
Commercial
Consumers
v
5c
10c
-■
i
_
Electric
3-
National
American
3-21
!3-31
■f4'it
3-21
3-31
A
Stock
Latin
Corp.
1st
Renold
3-15
3-31
'
class A (monthly)______
10c
(monthly)—10c.
Lafayette
3-31
Furniture
dividend
capital
4y2C
(quar.)
Corp.,
2
3-25
E
Corp.
plus
A___,—10c
class
(quar.)
Corp.
3c
25c
com.
_______
83'/sc
&
Stockholders
3-18
3-31
IOC''.
B
4-1
(quarj
_____________—____
Initial
______
Custodian
Hotels
Class
One
income-—
Products
&
-
4-18
6-30
:
&
Republic
v
■
Kratter
Y.
-
.
3-15
.—v—.
Columbus
3-17
1
87«/aC
; (quar.)
Shares—
investment
3-23
4-
183/4C
preferred
Energy
Knott
3-31
$13.25
_
Coleman
Colonial
25c
%
Corp.,
T
3 % %
time
30c
6
5-6
Bearings Canada,
Reliance
8
..
New
Coca-Cola
M
Reitman's
(increased-quar.37'/ac
1—'.—______
15c
Fund" (quar.)
participating class A
Kerr
'
60c
&
$3.50
3-25
$2.90
5.
5-6
preferred
Ltd.
Veneer
Class
(quar.i_________
.
3-24
R
.
5-6
1
6-1
Worcester
Stores,
Radio
3-31
6-
6-1
4-20
3-18
$1.433/4
6-1
—2%
3-14
1
6%, preferred
Nut,
14c
3-31
3-15
1
3-
4-
______
4-11
4-
12 %c
3-17
$1.75
preferred
(quar.)—.—-—.—
Common
payment deferred
at
this
Semi-annual
(quar.)
1
3-18
v5%%
$1.13
___________
l
3-18
36VaC
3-31
4-
3-
3-10
4-11
3-31
4-
1
35c
3.31
$1,28
"
3-31
4-11
3-15
1
3-31
4-11
4-11
10c
4-
-
40c
$1.41
arrears)
Co.
>
.1
3-18
Co., 8%' pfd. (quar.)__i_
Corp., common (initial)______
convertible
,
3-18
ioc
4-
15c
4-15
4-35
Gamble
convertible
Pulaski
3-18
,
$1.1834
$1.18%
$1.54
Bankers,
3-31
,
3-15
,
ii
r'"l
3-18
I4c
(quar.)
Gas
.,
(initial increased quar.)—_
Bottling-(N. Y.j —
f,
J
&
Purity
3-11
4-15
3c
(quar.)
i?4
>i
3-18
4-15
30c
(q»ar.)
&
50c
preferred
3-18
4-15
Quaker Oats Co., common
(quar.50c
6%,
preferred
(quar.)—
$1.50
3-31
4-1
,
$1.50
$1.46
ti
•"
3
2%
Industrial
4% %
$1.50
,
3-
4-15
(quar.)_
preferred
Providence
?-29
Kalamazoo, Allengan & Grand Rapids RR.—
3-24
4-1
Steel Corp.",
Kaiser
■
3-3L
$1.12
.
3-31
25c
,
3-10
'$«
-
3.23
$i.j0
.
common
3-I6
<3_3o
$1.09
dividend—
Providence
common"(increased-quar.)
Mutual
l
4-
$1.12%
F.) Dental Supply Co.
Chemical Fibre—
clears
-
,
$1
(accum.)
3-17
_______
Securities
434%
^
•
3-16
C.)—
Telephone ,(quar.)__
shares
Johnston
3-16
3-31
30c
Brothers—
Non-voting
8
$1.05
■
';
.
3c
(quar,)I_J———__
Sulphur Co.; 7% pfd. (s-a) —" "
Lake
Founder
3-24'
33c
.
V
!
preferred
1
_______
______
(M.
Proctor-Silex
'
Electric.
Jenkins
8
10c
(quar.)
5-15
(quar.)____
common
3-15
4-
preferred
—___—_________
Co.,
(quar,)
1
75c
preferrca
Procter
Insurance '
Tenn.)
Coal
Jeannette Glass Co.,-7%
Jefferson
3-15
3-17
Creek
preferred
Jefferson
3-31
4-15
3-17
6-15
Co.,
Accident
preferred
Stock
;
$25c
3-31
25c
50c
&
3-21
4-
(quar.62*/aC
Pierce & Stevens Chemical
(increased)____
•"
16c
Plymouth Cordage
(increase-quar.)
80c
Polyplastex United, class A
8c
3-17
75c
Life
3-31
$i5c
(quar.)__
5%
3-17
3-31
(quar. )_M_1
(Chattanooga,
Island
3-10
5-16
2
3-31
income*________
America
'
(quar.)
7%
preferred
(quer.)_..____________
Philadelphia Suburban Water Co.—
,
4%" pfd. (s-a)_
4%
pfd. (quar.)
Telephone &i Telegraph Corp.
International
$6
28%c
25c
Securities,
Milling
'
3-3L
35C
Corp.—
(quar,)—
preferred
1} Preferi'ed
3-15
v--
$12 Vic
2c
3-22
3-22
4-15
40c
(quar.)
$1.40
3-15
4-15
Mtl2 Vase
plus
y
5-1
5-1
$3c
lquar.
preferred
Personal
3
4-15
n,.,
of
securities
oil
North
of
International
4-
profits
(Boston)
preferred
preferred
3-15
6-20 '
4-15
(initial )_____r__
investment
net
?
$1.25
(quar.)
Lighting
Peoples
.;1
,
3-22
$1,37%
(quar.)_____
(quar.)—
Voting common (quar.)___:
y Stock dividend——..—^
Non-voting common (quar.)
.
from
Vic
15c
4-
amiiiuaat
Fund ' (quarterly
Brush
Penobscot
2 "
$35c
(quar.)
class A
Container,
Income
Fibre
Patterson
~
investment Corp., Ltd.—
Imperial
lib
4
3-1
1
$2
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
4.52%
preferred
(quar.V-
3-15
u4>10c,,
Mi
;(quar:)_M:_i_;M--"____y—»■
B
"
v
1
$40c",
(quar.)___l_i_;aii'i,<_
Class
"
______
-
3-22
$20c
Class
.
„>
1
4-
10c
>
3-
5-
t
>
Co.—
Supplies, Ltd,
6.16%
4-8
4-
3%
(quar.)'___l'_L_L"______l.ii
&
,5.64%
4-15
4-
25%
•'
—
3-
common
Coca-Cola
-
3-11,
40c
Co.—
2
4-28
10c
■
______
3-31
_
_
New
:
'
3-10
30c
(quar.)_—
Insurance
Stock
dividend)—„—___
8
$8n4c
investment
3-31
5-
30c
(quar.y
(stock
3-31
.
"
-
Group
Co.
4-
(quar.)-
Suburban
A
Hussmann
Inc.—.-
from
Cincinnati
Class
4-15
:
.
(quar.)______
3-17"
.-
quar.i,______
Sugar
Winston
&
4-15
3-21
20c."
__
$4.75 convertible, preferred
(quar.)_,
Pacific Power & Light Co., common
(quar.)
3-15
v
dividend
Sound
15c
D.
15c-'
56'Ac
'
3-15
to
(increased)
5-2
>
2c
I
Insurance Co.
RR.
Manufacturing
$4.75
3-17 :
1
3-25
1
.
Aguirre
Howe
?
4-
3-31
65c
2
if,:
(Wash.,
50c
-
(increased-quar.)______
Co., Inc;—
changed
•
(increased)—
$4.50
3-18
3-18
name
'
,<
(quar.)
Cement
$4.36
3-19
1
National
II
75c
Ltd.
$4.40
*
.
15c
5-
Annual
Chemical, Fund
Finance
3-31
1
6.40%' preferred
$93%c
Corp.
25c
.
4-1
and
common
Worcester
Colony
Pacific
V,
"
3-18
'50c
Reinhart
Stock
3-14
62 Vac
Ltd
(quar.)_—
(initial
Apartments
Central
Home
3-16
10c
Co.,
I
36l/4c
March
3-18
3-15
3-31
Ox
3-18
4-
45c
(quar.);;'
4-
:___
Light Co.,.com.
(quar.)—
preferred
preferred
Carthage Mills
Rand
3-31
50c
;
pfd.
&
Osborn
:
3%
-
dividend.1 Vi %
5.80%
Gas,
preferred
Ocean
Old
—_____
$55c
(quar;)
I
'
•
-
pfd.
3-30
1
3-15
•
;
at
$12 »/2c
(quar.)
&
..
$15c
common
\
3c
.
8%
V-
"
(quar.)
Ingersoll
3-28
Holt,
-
^
Ltd.,
4Vi%
"
3-15'
$0,397
(Henry)
Effective
3-21
$45c
California Tacking Co. (quar.)
Campbell Red Lake Mines,. Ltd.—
3-21
4-
Norwich
3-10
(quar.)
Holt
.
.(quar.)
>.
Holophane Company
.
,
3-31
class A__
Trust, certificates
Telephone,
(Milwaukee)
4-10
-
10c
'
(quar.)_—/
Co.;
3-31,-
(quar.i:
preferred
1
4-1
(quar.)
3-31 '
25c
_________
—_______
Burrus
4-15
':s ;•
%
5-
25Vic
3-18
35c
preferred
(quar.)_.
5.50% preferred (quar.)______„
Northern
4-
3-31
'&
3-31
4-30
933/ic
Acceptance Corp.,
Illinois
-i-ii
25c
_____
Investors
3.31
4-15
Mining Co.—
5%
*
••
3-14
Co.;- Ltdr (quar.)_i;;ll^I
H.)
3-31
Building Products, Ltd. (quar.)
Burlington Steel, Ltd. (quar.
Extra
F.)
Furnace
(D.
4-15
—
convertible
(C.
Holland
Holmes
'
preferred (quar.i—
(E."L.) Company (quar.)_„—_—
60c
Hathaway
3-18
on
(quar.i
Northeast
Northern
4-15"
,
Honduras Rosario
North American
3-18
3-24
55c
■
(quar.)___i—^
3-11
(1959)—
Budget Finance Plan, common
: 6%
preferred
(quar.)^
•
Corp.
4-15
iquar.
i___:
;
on
10c
common
2
4-1
>
50c
dividend)__i.;
Inc.—
(stock
1
three-
shares"
5-
&
4.15
>»
4-15
—
Quarterly
.
12»/aC
4.16%
;
Bruce
'•
25c
(quar;)-
(quar.)
Canada
Co.
Hughes-Owens,, Ltd;,
Toronto
-
proposed
15c
York
it
3-18
3-17
1
2%
dlvd.)
(stk.
Newberry (J. J.) Company—
3%% preferred (quar.)
":K 3-15
3-29
& Television
Machine—,
Northwestern
(quar.)
payment
(quar.)_
America,
$1.25
Investing-—
5%;; preferred
.
Brooke
in
a
of
$1.50 V
•
'
(quar,25c
Stores
3-31
A
common
Corp.
3-16 *
'
4-
25c
•
1
Hertz
A
M.)
(H.
Corp.
Hartfield
*
Ltd.—
Canada,
the
4-
ll'Ac
Forest Products,
Ltd._
Telephone Co. (quar.)
Columbia
'•*. 3-31
(quar.. $1.1-2'/a
meet-
cn
Hartford : Times
preferred
approve
'
'
3-18.'
4-
(quar.
of
r
-
(quaf;.).
Insurance (Ni. Y.)- (quar,);__t.____
Hanover
12-30,.
$1.40
Property Trust—.
Tank Co.
Bridge &
10c :
^
4C
Theatres
Britain
New
3-15
4-30
Mfg.
4-1
25c
,
Boston
1
••
(stock
Producers,
,7»/2C
(quar.)common
(quar.)5% ' preferred
(quar.)6-%
preferred, (quar.)—
Bickford's, Inc. (quar.)
:
Big. Bear Stores, class A—
4-
New
3-25
(quar.)_______i________
preferred
Hamilton
$1.56 »/4
(quar.)—
preferred
Ltd.",
Stores,
Berkshire Gas,
$1.80.
Stores
$2.50
Laboratories.; (quar.)—-j.—_
Belgium
Western
r
•'
:
preferred
3-16
*
10-14
Drug
Great
1"
3-31;
6-30
(quar.)——r___—
Candy
(quar.)—_v__4_—_
Incorporated, common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$6.25
3-
4-15
7-15
Barton's
Basic,
3-15
$1.50
preferred (quar.)—
_"_14
,6%. preferred (quar.)_j,__—__
Bank
25c :
..
$1.50
$1.50
_
6%
'4-14
V,
/.
Gray
Baldwin
4-30
3-30
National
!>
income
5c
4-14
-
4-15
4-
12c
5-15
*
deferred
investment
Dividend
Sons__j_ii.;_J____;__u.___
dividend
net
'
25c
62V'2c
3-17
Southwest
.Brewing. Co,-, (payment
from
9
Corp.—
1
4-
■
(quar.)j.__-___^_ii_J_^l^
(quar.)ii.^_i__;____J___
cents, preferred
this
-
-
1.
3-15
i
.60
„
3-21
National
12Vic
preferred
(J.-J.)
1
Bond
>'7Vic
{quar.
the
4-
Balanced
"$12Vic
(quar.)_
Co.- of
3-21
National
withhold-
Giddings & Lewis Machine Tool Co.
3-18
5-
Telephone
preierred
•
3-
I
National
,
Corp.
3-31
4-
3-18
(quar.)_—$2
Realty .& Utilities, (liquidating)
- 44c
Reinsurance
Research
&
hn
)v
31>/4c
(quar.)
Machinery (quar.)
&'Mfg. (quar.)„
Screw
Securities
quarterly
B
i
1
31»/4c
50c
'
-
Ltd.-(quar,)•____
(less-Mexican
Rubber
National
3-18
preferred
I
,
3-10
37'/ac
preferred (quar.)
class A (quar.)
Co., »• common
5.10%
1
3-10
(quar.)i2VaC
(quar.)
5%
(Canada),
$2.20
2.
4-1
.
Co.,
Industries,
Co.
Baking
General
*'■:
3-18
4-
;
93%c
"
Press
Centers
$8
r
3-15
3-15
5-16
65c
"
Porter
4.
3-31
5c
-
of Maryland
(quar.)____
Corp.__—_________r___^____
Company
General
-
Sewing
Tile
General
Investment Co. (quar.)
Refining,: 3.75% preferred
Y.)
(N.
4-15
__
3-17'
20c
.
Trust
&
5-13
25c
(quar.)
"lng tax of 15%, equal to 8Vic net)^_____
this" time).
at
&
•-
on
Associates
Atlas
Fischer
Fresnillo
A
4
5-31
rt
1
3-
6c
2nd
National
3-21
3-31
$1.08
""
.
.
1
class
J.
held)
Propane Corp.—
..
2nd preferred A
(quar.)—
4-1
8
3-
3-15
common
Investors
4-
5c
75c
Deposit
Geneva
Foundation
Y
1
'3-15
convertible
preferred
(quar.)______j
83/4c
Temple, "Ltd.,- common—.i'20c
6%
preference A (quar.)
$$1.50
65/a
- preference
B
(quar.)
$18(4c
Atlas
5
-4-15
12y2c; >
35c.
Atlantic
First
3-17
Ash
.
4
Co;,'
Bank
Fidelity &
3-18
50c
(quar.)-ir_r_t22rr_^;2_- ' |
'
Aluminum
common, payment
.
3-4
25c
preierred'"1 (quar.)_i2ll——I™-L
5.48%
Federation
(Houston)—
photocopy Equipment (quar.) ..1
AntnOny Pools.''(initial
Afizona Fertilizer & Chemical Co.__*
J;_l_
-
3-18
&
Co. '(N.
Florida
(quar.Ji:.__'_.-__>—,_
Insurance
American
Arnold
'• 3-21'
7c
—...—
quarterly
Arkansas Power &
3-30
60c
____________
Lines
General
.Increased
shares
5%
3-31
m
3-10
6c
5%
All
30c
20c
Shoe. (quar.J
100
)W
3-18
.
50c
•
(quar.)
each
3-18
1
National
3-16
.
4-15
15c
'
■■
(quar.)__^_____
-
V.
,
$$l
(quar.-
Y.)
(N.
3-23
-
(quar.)„_____
_____________
Trust
Factor
\
,
Florida
.(quar./l—
(initial
American
of
Co.
for
of Rec.
goc
(quar.)
Stock
1
'"'4-
f
Holders
1
<
>.
.
4-
$$l.l2</a
Royal Dairies & Co., Ltd.—dividend
(three shares of
4-15
3-14
Co.
.
„—
Mount
2
1
3-11
12 Vic
preferred
Manufacturing
Empire
Federal
"
Specialty Co., $1.20 pfd. A (quar.)
Bankers
(Calif;)
$$5.62V2
arrears,
Diablo
.
Aluminum
American
(quar.)
Mills—
Flour
Plan
National
■___
alj
payment clears
Mount
J.)—
Ltd.—
participating
Elder
w.
•
annual
Bakeries,
N.
preferred
3-81
5-
50c
4Va%
preferred
Morris
4-
-
$37 Vic
;__
;
above
Montana
.
Company
Knitting, Ltd.,
4Va%
4-15
When
Payable
,
This
3-17
Par
$hare
-
Name of
3-31
•
■
Monarch
3-30"
3-31
$iOc
Extra
April 6 on a proposed two-for-one
split bf the'eommdn shares
on
25c
'
*
3-18
4-15
,
25c
....
Fabrics, Ltd.
(quar.)___"____^
Brewery, Ltd. (quar.
Eastern
3-22
'
ing
(monthly
1
4-29
—lzc
Dairies,
of Rec.
4-
$17Vic
c
Eagle Fire Insurance'(Newark,
.•»
income-.—
Control Co.,: Inc—
Stocknolders will vote at the annual meet-
"
(quar.);
Fields
Holders
17Vic
Dominion
Dow>
of Rec.
Allied
'
(quar.)__
____________________
Duff-Norton
When
Payable
Share
70c pfd.
Iund___
Increased
Fund, Inc.—
Quarterly from net investment
Ltd.
Monthly
Affiliated
Alamo
*
-
Holders
Share
.-
-
Mines,
Dominion
previ¬
payments
Inc.,
Products,
Dominquez. Oil
follow with
we
of Company- "
Dominick
an¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
*1 Name of Comvany
""
Par_
DIVIDENDS
13
5-16
4-15
^lOc,
K zd
3"15
S-TS-<
3-1
$20c
4- 1
3-16
,
: ■)
:.i 4
3" 1
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14
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1118)
Par
When
Holders
Share
Payable
of Rec.
Par
Standard
6%
Paper
Mfg.,
preferred
Star
Market
State
(Mass.)
Guaranty
Starrett
Co.
Stern
&
50c
Superior
Co.
Ltd.
—_
15c
3-15
3-
32 %c
4-
8
3-28
12yac
4-
1
3-18
}60c
5-
2
4-
15c
4-
1
3-18
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
Ltd.,
Shares,
pfd.
$1.40
Inc,
Class
1
(quar.)
4
A
Class
7-
1
6-10
1
3-21
1
3-15
1
3-15
a
3-25
Class
A
B
common
preferred
Telluride
Textile
(quar.)___
Co.,
Natural
$1.25
Inc.,
(N.
Mills
Class
Co.
(quar.)
,
B
(quar.)__
preferred
4.60%
8
4-
3-
8
1
1
3-31
3-
4-1
3-10
10c
Transamerica
5,
A
preferred
Class
6%
2-29
1
3-18
4-
1
3-18
25c
4-
1
3-15
-
17 %c
(quar.)
4.20%
4-
1
3-21
-
40c
3-31
Co.
of
Twentieth
6-
also
the
to
51/2%
All
$25c
35c
4-
B
United
Trust
Life
&
Industries
4-29
3-31
4-1
3-18
Allied.
Laboratories
Allied
Stores
1
1
1
3-15
3-31
3-11
-
3'/2c
__Y
7%c
(quar.)____—__
1
$3.75
4-
1
3-15
4-
4(4%
._.
class
A
10c
3-30
3-11
American
Agricultural
3-30
3-11
American
Bank Note,
10c
(quar.)
Corp.,
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)—
3-31
3 — 1 Or,
4-
1
3-18 k
5-
2
5-
2
37>/2c
,____:
4-
4-
Plywood
Corp..
6V2%
4
4V2%
2nd
preferred
United
Stores
4-
8
1
3-21
4-
1
3-21
Universal
Mining
Leaf
Steel
Corp.
Tobacco
Co.,
Universal
Utility Appliance Corp.,
Line
Special
Situations
3-21
1
Fund,
4-22
3-31
50c
5-
Corp.,
$4.50
$3
Waddell
&
Class
prior
conv.
preferred
4-
2
8
class
B
3-30
&
(Jim)
Company
Warehouse
Terminals
&
4-
3-15;.
1
3-31
412 %
3(4%
3-15
3-31
3-15
3-21
15c
3-21
5-20
4-22
4-
3-16
4-
4c
____
1
1
15c
4-
1
1
Knitting Mills
Steel
California
preferred
Western
(quaT.)
3-21
(quar.)__
Electric
Western
Co.
A
Class
B
(quar.)
Union
Whitaker
(F.
American
A
1
t25c
(s-a)
4-
1
1
3-15
3-
3-31
3-
ordinary
3-15
Cab
Co.__
Corrugating
Ice Co.,
Investment
American
3.90%
1-25
Machine
American
Water
Co.
Youngstown
(quar.)_t_
Foundry
Co-Operative
&
4-11
3-31
3-25
3-14
4-
3-15
Class
37c
Machine
Mercantile
20c
(quar.)
1
3-10
3-
1
preferred
4(/2%
3-15
3-
5.
Metal
preferred
announced
m
weeks and not yet paid.
dends announced this
week,
these being
given
in
F
A.
C.
A.
F.-Wrigley Stores.
S.
R.
Abbott
4%
Products
convertible
Common
4%%
&
$1.20
class
A
Electric
Service
Aerovox
Aetna
New
Aetna
common
Insurance
Agricultural
&
8
4-1
4_
3-
1
3-1
4-
1
7C
(quar.)
37V2c
3.31
4-
9
•
Co.
3-10
3-17
3.30
3-
9
3.15
3.
j
I
quar.)
New
4-
1
2-24
4.
^
2-16
York—
(quar.)
1
3_15
5 V2 %
6%
714,5
preferred A
preferred B
Brass
1
(quar.)
:
3_lg
4-
1
3—15
(quar.)
States
:
Sugar Refining,
(quar.)
Sumatra
Telephone & Telegraph Co.
American
Thermos
Title
Ins.
Tobacco
Products
Co.
(quar.)
Co.
(Miami)
(quar.)___
dividend
(quar.)
1
3-15
Ampco
4-
1
3-15
Amphenol-Borg
lc
3-15
2-29
15c
3.22
3-
2
Anchor
$1.75
1
6-
1
Metal,
Inc
Electronics
Corp.
(quar.)
Company
Casualty Co., common
preferred (quar,)
dividend)
quar.)
series)
(quar.)___
Inc.,
class
A
T.), Inc. 5%
(quar.)_,
5-20
—
Wilcox
preferred
B
Baltimore
&
Ohio
Common
preferred
&
preferred
Bank
3-21
3-21
3-10
4-
30c
4-
1
1
3-15
3-15
3-17
3-
1
3-15
3-
1
3-15
3-
1
2-23
3-15
3-
4
3-31
3-23
4-
1
3-
3
4-
1
3-
3
4-
1
3-
com.
3-18
12 %c
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
1
33-
1
4-
2
3-11
4-
2
3-11
4-
2
3-11
30c
3-18
3-
8
4-11
3-20
3-
4-12
3-10
4-
1
7
3-10
3-17
3-
4-
1
3-14
1
6-24
3-31
3-11
35c
3-30
3-16
12%c
$2.25
7-
2
3-31
3-
7
25c
3-15
3-
5
3-
5
433/4c
3-25
$1.75
4-20
3-25
35c
3-15
3-
3
37 %c
3-15
3-
1
2-29
t$l
3-15
7-
1
6-10
3-15
$1
4-
1
75c
4-
1
3-18
30c
4-
1
3-15
'
4-
50c
7%c
1%
1
3-75
3-15
2-29
4-
4
3-24
4-
4
3-24
40c
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
*35 c
(quarT
4-
*25c
ZZZ~Z~"
3-15
*10c
~
3-15
1
$1.12%
"""""
1
4-
*25c
—-
~
4-
84 34c
(quar,)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
Z
$1.40 nreferred
(quarZ
Beau Brummell
Ties
4-20
2%
___
comZTinitial)ZZZ~"*
new
3-25
4.-20
$1.06
(quar)
4-
1
3-10
3-10
9
Creek
Beech-Nut
R.
Life
Belding-Corticelli,
preferred
3-15
2-29
3-15
2-29
3-15
3- 1
50c
4-
1
3-15
40c
(quar )
3-
25c
(quar.)
R.
(q\jar.)
Savers Inc.
3-23
60c
Beauty Counselors
10c
60c
3-19
3-
4
Ltd—
(quar.)
.
^xtra Heraingway- Inc- (Delaware), com.
^Telephone"CoZ'ot"Ca"nadaTq~uatT
EeS°S f„rrr,co-class
*17 %c
5-
2
17 %c
3-15
3-31
3-
1
1
A
15c
3-15
3-
*55c
4-16
3-15
15C
Bell
3-15
3-
1
3-
1
15c
3-15
3-31
3-10
25c
3-31
3-U
20c
3-31
3-11
2-23
60c
al sQtandard
Rpfhi
u
L^e Insurance" Co"
Bethlehem Steel
Corp., 7% nfd (0UftrT
Bibb
Manufacturing
Co.
(quar )
Biederman Furniture
Co., class
Ud"
$1 preferred A
(quar.)
Blaelr
I
If
Black
~~
*
pieferred
Blaw-Knox Co.
1
4-
1
3-21
1
21c
"
Blackstone'^yS°n (l-—lVahey Gas &
preferred
4-
4-25
4-
*10c
A
Biackstone
5.60%
$1.75
25c
"
(stock dividend")-ZZZZZZZZZZI
^fg- (increased quar.)
4.2o%
3-15
2-19
3-25
4-20
2
3-21
4-20
3-11
5-
8-19
$1
(quar.)__Z_I*
Common
Class
A
1
40c
5-20
50c
—~_ZZIIZIZ
Bros., Ltd
Beaver Lumber
Ltd.—
Beech
4-
2-19
6-20
9-19
(quar.]"!
3
3-31
3-21
37 %c
5-20
(quar,)
B.) Distilling (quar.)__
Stock dividend
Co"
3-15
3-28
(quar.)
prior pfd.
1
4-15
Cigars, Inc.
4%% preferred
4-
15c
(J.
Be£f/rlr°e conv.
Foods
3%%
13-15
I_——_
(increased)
preferred
Bayuk
3-15
1
8-19
Works Corp. (quar.)
Lomb Optical Co.—
Common
4%
Co.
1
4-
6-20
Sons
Beatty
3-24
30c
*
&
3-11
4-
9-19
Building & Equipment (quar.)
Stock Corp.
(Milw.) (initial)__ZZ__ZZI-
Iron
3-28
$1
(quar.)_
Bastian-Blessing
$5
25c
$1
Bausch
'
3-14
$1
3-11
3-30
"■4-15
50c
(quar.)___
I
I
Hydro Eiectric Co.,
preferred
(quar.)_,
4%% preferred
(quar.)_
7%
IIIII
(quar.)
(J.)
4
3-
3-22
4-15
37 %c
~
I
(quar.)
preferred
Bancroft
1
1
37 %c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3-11
7%c
4-14
$1
(quar.)—
RR., common
2-29
$1.50
4-14
4-30
$1.12%
(quar.)
3-15
82 %c
3-4
4-30
30c
Co.—
Barber-Ellis of Canada Ltd
(increased)
Barber Oil
Corp. (Stock dividend)
37 %c
3-31
2%
3-25
pfd. A (quar.)
conv.
3-31
12 %c
4-
3714c
Anaconda
1
3-
10%
American Tobacco Co., 6%
prererred (quar.)
American Vitrified Products
(quar.)_
3-15
29
3-
8
12 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
1
2
8
4-
43%c
4-
3-15
4-
30c
(quar.)
3-14
and
__l
(stock
com.
4%
3-15
5%
common
Co.,
Bangor
3-15
3-31
50c
American
Stock
3-31
—
^
dividend
&
preferred C
3-17
31 %c
(Indianapolis)
;
Extra
preferred
4%
3-31
12 %c
Insurance
3-15
1
20c
profits
(quar.)
4%%
3-31
7Gc
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
4-
35c
security
Baltimore Brick, 5%. 1st
pfd. (accumT-——_
Baltimore Gas & Electric, com.
4-15
15c
2-26
4-
Company (stock dividend)&
4%
$1.25
(quar.)
3-22
50c
V
Babcock
4%
$1.50
common
American Zinc, Lead &
Smelting (quar.)
Amoskeag Co.. $4.50 preferred (quar.)
2c
1
Manufacturing
Co.,
34%c
(quar.)
participating pfd.
Extra
Akron
(quar.)
34%c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Industries,
4_
IV2C
—
conv.
pfd.
Y.)
(quar.)
Stamping Co
A
American
4_
3-25
3-15
Delaware—
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
American Stores Co. (quar.)
Stock
2-19
Sanitary
preferred
American
3-14
:
20c
(N.
of
net
Collieries
(B.
Beam
'
Co.
40c
12 %C
Fund—
(increased
Babbitt
3-31
$1
American
30c
55c
of
2nd
1
3-18
40c
Snuff
American
7%
40c
Extra
5%%
6%
Class
5%
(quar.)
Insurance
convertible
Class B
5C
(increased
5%
4-
7
4-15
15c
(quar.)
Re-Insurance
(quar.)
income)—
S.)
Foods,
S. F.
2
$1.25-
Standard
Seal-Kap Corp.
3-10
Surety—
Co.
common
American
American
3_10,
1
$30c
(quar.)
Corp.
Corp.,
&
3-15
4-
3- 1
i
(quar.)
2-19
1
15c
4-
3-
B.
3-
50c"
com.
quar.)__„_
4-
3-31
B-G
3-15
50c
Chemical,
Radiator
American
(quar.)
&
2-19
3-15
1834c
3-22
'
Extra
1
Investment & Discount, Inc.—
Common
Aida
3-
1
Ltd.—
Quarterly
Aid
4.
4-
(resumed)
Casualty
81
jisc
preferred
Potash
1
3-15
1
3-31
1
4-
'
preferred (quar.)_'
special preferred (quar.)
$5
American
Corp. (stock dividend)
Corp.
3-211
3-
*28y«c
Refineries,
Addressograph-Multigraph
Aero
3-31
Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)__
Corp.
3-10
4-1
$1
.-$4
American
3-31
*42%c
Sugar
(quar.)
2-26
45c
1
American
'
3-15
12 %c
(quar.)
preferred
Common
of Rec.
lOc
(quar.)
preferred
Acadia-Atlantic
Acme
(quar.)
common
Paper
Holdert
Payable
62y2c
(quar.)_
Laboratories,
Abitibi Power
Inc.
When
Share
(quar.)___
3-
62 %C
3-
4-10
•'
25c
_1
1
3-31
America—
50c
(quar.)
3-
*43%c
40c
quarterly-
3-31
4-20
Bath
Optical
1
*37 %c
3- 4
1
$1.12 y2
Photocopy Equipment—
1
3-
4-20
3-22
T
3-
3-31
3-18
21c
(quar.)_'_
1
3-31
t3434c
7
4-30
15 c
(increased)
Co.
from
3-
25c
25c
American
Increased
of Company
Industries
Co.
from
3-
3-18
3-31
1
$1.12 y2
-
American
the
Per
Name
C
News
of
Alarm
1-15
4-
*12 %c
Co.
10-15
3-25
1
Ltd.—
Co.
(initial
10-15
1--15-61
*35c
Service
7-15
431 %c
,
7-15
110c
_
1-15
7%c
(quar.)_.
3-
4-15
25c
(quar.)
(1947
Bank
Insurance
5-16
25C
5c
Okla.)
3-15
25c
(Tulsa,
25c
preferred
4-
quar.)
Fire
3-15
1
4y2%
11-30
Int.—
Corp.—
(initial
National
American
preceding table.
A
Motors
common
American-
previous
The list does not include divir
3-15
1
6-
4-30
40c
;
1
4-
$1.12%
50c
(quar.)^__
4-
(quar.)____
5
Products -(quar.)2-__
Meter
Co.
(quar.)
.
t25c
f25c
(quar.)
:
preferred
3-
Metal
American
New
give the dividends
we
Climax
1
4% %
3-25
(quar.)
2-19
$55c
A
(quar,)
Fire
<L.
4%
com.
3-16
8-31
3-25
common
1
3-15
Common
Ayres
97 %c
^
3-
4-
50c
5-31
7
;
American
Below
(quar.)
3- 4
3-17
2-29
7
;
3-31
4-15
~15c
(quar.l—
Common
(quar.)__,
25c
Co.
(quar.),____
(19 4/10c
6/10c
1
3- 1
3-15 '
7
$1.31%
A
American
40c
.3-15
3-15
27 %c
;•
Axe-Houghton Stock
$1.75
Metals
Manufacturing (Del.)
American
Institute-
Quarterly
'2-29
1
4-
Illinois—-
;____
Alico
Sprinkler Corp. of America.
Products, Inc., 4% preferred (quar.)__
$1.25
Maize-Products,
American
\.1%
&
Avon
4-
10c
of
of
Automatic
4-
20c
(quar.)
3-
$1.50
—
Canteen
Automatic
U
$1.50
(quar. I
Machine
4
4-
Corp
Co.
3-1
1
(quar.)_,
A
4
10c
(quar.)
1
4-
.__
common
3-
15c
____;
& Foundry—
(quar.)
preferred
30c
16y4C
(quar.)_^
Corp.
preferred
preferred
Class
3-
>
3-15
-
25c
(quar.)
common
preferred
2-15
4-
—
class
preferred
Co.
Automatic
3-
1-
12-15
-
$1.50
Corp. (monthly)
Supply
(quar.
3-15
$2
25c
Electric
New
4-15
9-15'
50c
:u__
prior
25c
1
:
1,
2-29
2
$1
:
Insurance
Common
l :
3-
7%
Auto
3-15
5-
$2
com.
preferred (quar.).
preferred (quar.)—
-
International
5(4%
6%
1
13c
'
Ayrshire
25c
^
Insulator
20c
(quar.)
,3-
3-15
1
,
Ltd.,
Plastics.
*
(quar.)-':
com.
2-15
4-
6-15
v
25c
Products
non-cum.
American
Yellow
/
„
25c
(quar.)_
Hospital
/
.
(Houston)
2-15
3-15
25c
(s-a)____—
Avolon Telephone, Ltd., com.
5% preferred (quar.)
5% % preferred (quar.)___.
3-15
3-15
•
25c
Co.
—
Felt,
American
8
$0,125
&
4
.
3-7
3-15
3.-15
;
"25c
"
(quar.)
Home
5%
receipts
Hair
'•
3-18
35c
;
.
Insurance
3-
.2
8 *
(Orlando,
..
3-15
$1.25
(quar.)
common
Quarterly
'3-15
4-
30c
f
""25c
;_J.
:
American
W.),.Ltd.—
deposit
f
<
4-
3-25
-
"25c
'
,
Life
*
1
k
$1.25
Quarterly
-4-1
;
30c
___i___i______________i._______
American
1
10c
87V2C
i__
Extra
3-18
20c
,Atlas
5%
Auto-Doler
3-31;
-40c
1
(quar.)_
Casualty Co.
Hardware
6%
3-22
i—_____
(quar.)__
Corp..
3-18
3-31
*
$1.12%
____,
2-15
(quar.)
Quarterly
3-31
45c
1
preferred
American
3-10
4-14
4-15
(quar.)i__
3-10
2-15
—
(quar.)_
Aurora
,";25c.'
_
1
3-15
held)—
preferred
2-19
3-15
$1.50
(quar.)
General
American
3-18
35c
(quar.)
common
American
4-14
4-
Atlas
-.3-15
3rl8
4-
3-15
(quar.)——„„——
Wholesalers
B
2-19 '
3-15
(quar.)_
American
5-13
2
3-21
'
3-21
65-
U7%c
Co.
(Md.).
Inc.
3-31
$1
(quar.)
Fund,
Woolv/orth
90c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
(Increased-quar.)
$6
3-18
$1.50
.
Telegraph
Cable
Whitehall
3-31
D
Co.,
Fire &
American
3-15
62V2c
_:___
common
—
preferred (quar.)
;
Plywood, Ltd., class
3-21
3-15
3-31
Felt
preferred
American
3-10
3-31
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Co.,
1
3-25
12y2c
(quar.)
Western
Western
.'
(Kassas)
Securities
Insurance
Class
(quar.)
com.
4-
25c
22 ?/2c
(quar.)__
;__
Casualty & Surety
Western
5Cc
Foundry
Telephone,
5%%
62 y2c
Line
—
Florida)
3-21
4-
Class
V:4"
3-10
3-31
share
(one
Atlantic
5-
(quar.)
RR.
share
2-29
1-,
1
Co.—
2-29
4-
3-11
4-
25c
__
iquar.)—
dividend
each
3-15
25c'.
•
_______
Quarterly
Quarterly
-Quarterly
3-15
$1.25
(quar.)
Stock
3-15
.
3-31
tl8c
(quar.)—.
Electric
3-31
-
3- 7
3-31
U5C
(accumulative).
Line
3-15
,
4334C
(quar.)'__
Telegraph Co. (N. J.)
Enka Corp.
(reduced 1
:
Express, new com.
(initial-quar.)
Faccors, Ltd.
(quar.)
:
American
3-10
25c
City
Coast
4-15
25c
District
American
3-10
20c
___.—
(quar.
Michigan
Western
Athey Products Corp.
Refining,
1
3-15
—
preferred
Atlantic
37y2c
Barge
convertible
,3-31
4-
3-11
3-17
1
Transport, Inc.—
Atlantic
3-15 "
1
4-30
4-
—
Company
r
4-
4
37 %c
(quar.)—:
.4-15"
*
,
; ./'25c.
(quar.
preferred
American
,
Wayne
common
A
for
4-
.
(quar.)____
(quar.)_'.
f
Cyanamid Co., common
American
'
preferred
preferred
preferred
American
3-11
3-31
15c
—:_—:_J
Watson-Standard,, common
6%
Theatres,
___
Cement'Corp.,
American
75c
—.___
Corp
7%
35c
3-
'
,
(quar.)
Industries
Picture
Atlantic
$1.25 "
——-
2-16
.
7
3-
.
$1.25
ZJ1
3-15
12 %C
(quar.)—-——
3-15
'■
30c
'
(quar.)__*
Crystal Sugar, common
6%
(quar.)
:
(quar.)
com.
3-21
93 %C
(quar.)
—_——
preferred iquar.)—
:
Associated
3- 7
1
3-15
4-15
25c
Refining Co., com.
&
1
t30c
Ltd.—
Participating '
3-15
4-15
$1.62J/2
(quar.)_
preferred
American
(quar.)
Corp.
Class
'
Corp.,
2-29
4-
3-18
%
-25c
3-21 -
4-
4-:: l '
4-
20c
Commercial
3-14"
25c
(quar.)__
——
Walker
Walter
L )
.
3-25
.-20c
2%
American
Inc.—
A__'—_—
(quar.)
__.
3-15
Stationers
•'4-1
,75c
(——
(quar.)
25c
3- 4
35c
Supply—
/-.New common
(initial-quar.V——
Associated Telephone & Telegraph Co.,
3-14
:
40c
3oc;
i
,.
2-19
(quar.)—————
Oil
Motion
3-14
•
$1.'25*
L_
Can Co.,
•
25c
(quar.)___—__:
Reed,
~
2-23
3-15
(quar.)—
Associated
r
3-14
,::
com.
American
3-14
$1.13
pfd.
Co.,
B
preferred
3-17
,
______
3-4
3-15
(quar.)__"
preferred
Atlantic
(quar.)
1
3-15
22 %c
$3.75
Associated
3-18
*
.
4-
(quar.)———,.———
2nd
,$5
v
1
60c
I_i
American Chain & Cable Co',
1
$2
:—
'.$1.25
3-21 *
5-16
70c
Vulcan
S5
>
3-18
■
$1.06 y4
Broadcasting-Paramount
-
4-15
30c
conv. pfd. (quar.)
$1
4-:,i
1%
.(quar.)
common
American
$1.50
(quar.)—,
!_
(quar.)—___
Pictures
(resumed)_^
3-
7;1
(quar.)
A
Class
4
933,4c
.
3- 4
30c
Hardware Co.,
H.)
(J.
Ashland
'
87%c
(increased)__
preferred
3
3-
1
3r31
.
"
(quar.)__'
com.
4-
1
Chemical
Arma
preferred
American
—.—____
preferred
3-
3-15.
18%C
—
common
preferred
Bosch
Inc.,
5%
Co.—
(quar.)__
$6
4-
$1.12%
(quar.)
&
:*
'■ 25c
Rubber
preferred
American
3-21
4-
(quar.__
Corp.,
Universal-Cyclops
50c
93 %c
Refining
3-16
3-11 >
37ya.c,
(quar.)
5%. preferred series* A
iquar.)
;
5% preferred series B (quar.):—
3-21 '
93 %c
(quar.)_
preferred
Smelting
3-31
________
A
B
4-1
Class
*
3-
3-24
(quar.)_______„
dividend
1st
,2nd
American
tquar.)_i
common
preferred
preferred
Biltrite
Stock
4
'4-4
5-2
40c
3%%
1
3-31
,
'.'75c
(increased)__
1
'
4-20
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
American
Foreign Securities (25 cents from
'capital gains and 15- cents from ordinary
■3%%
Ashdown
Ltd.
Asbestos Corp.,
$1.50
Aggregates. Corp.—
5%" preferred (quar.)
H_l__44_--1____
62 %c
__
Industries
2-23
30c
•••
4-
(quar.)
2-29
50c
■
(quar. )_1
preferred
3-16
2-29
6',h
Corp.
1
....
,
common
dividend
1
15c
—
Machinery
Arundel
Arvin
1'
4-
$1.16%
(quar.)_,
pfd. (quar.) ____
Armstrong Rubber Co., class A (quar.)——
Arnold Constable Corp. (quar.)
Co.,
Cork
Armstrong
4-
3-15
8
2
(quar.)
Company
3-15
C 1334c
(quar.)_*
3-16
(quar.),
&
3- 9
.
8
5-
25c
(quar.)
Gas Co.
Western
Armour
2-26
3-31
3-15
America—
10c
Gas,
X
,
4-
t56%c
com.
new
3-10
.
3-31
5-10
7%c
3-10
1
2
4-15
3-16
*25c
4-15
3-16
3-14
2%
40C
20c
4-
4
3-31
3-15
3-23
3-
1
Electric Co.—
(quar)
(quar.)
(quar.) __IZIZ—
1
.
3-15
6c
Gas,
preferred
4.65%;
Arkansas
3-11
.
1
4-
.3oc.
.......
common
$0.2885
•
3-21
3-21
1
1
5-
7
•
(initial)
Arkansas-Missouri Power Co., com. (quar.)__
Louisiana
*6c
Corp.,
Stock
&
Zion's
Arkansas
American
receipts
Publishers
&
preferred
York
3-21
1
6-
f72c
3-17
4-20
J30c
—
.___
Co., 75c conv, pfd.
preferred
Amerace
1
25c
Shoe
York
4
4-
30c.
common
Mfg.,
Allison Steel Mfg.
Aluminum Co. of
3-15
$2
—
4-
13 %c
(quar.)__—
Fund
United
6%
3-11
4-
J30c
(quar.)
Corp.,
Allis-Chalmers
Haut-Katanga—
Natural
Income
5%
1
4,
4-
t70c
3-2
3-17
tlOc
4-
,>4- 4
-
$32 V2C
quar.)
Pictures Corp.—
preferred (quar.)_!__
t50c
(quar.)
Corp.
Angostura-Wuppermann
Anthony Pools (initial)
3-11
(111.)—
Co.
(quar.)
Artists
5l/2^c
•
3-16
4-
Allied
-
3-18
4-
Funds
Alleghany Corp., 6% preferred (s-a)
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp. (quar.)
20c
4-
Casualty
3-31
3-11
4-
i
.
$i.06y4.
——
—________
(increased
3-14
Fund—
(quar.)___.
Printers
West
1
6%'V.
3-21
10c
income)
Y.)
(N.
du
United
S'/fi
1
30c
(quar.)
Dividend
1
67y2c
(quar.)—..
(quar.)
deposit
Texas
Value
44-
•.
3-16
3-31
3-18
25c
_____
dividend
3-21
62 y2e
Jersey
preferred
Class
8%
1
3-16
3-22
f5c
10-22
4-
of Rec.
1
53«/8C
preferred (quar.)
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills—
Common
(quar.)
—
—
$2.80 preferred
(quar. I ,
—
-~—
Anglo-Canadian Telephone, class A (quar.)-_
$2.90 preferred (quar.)__:__
—
4 % % preferred (quar.).
_______
Anglo-Newfoundland Development Co., Ltd.
10-22
$1.50
(increased quar.)_______
Building Credits, .Ltd.—
30c
-v
common____
common
Miniere
7%
1
1
4-
35c
(quar.)_
com.
Holders
3-31
25c
4 % %
10-22
11-
$1
—
Products (quar.)
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp.,
•
(quar.)—_
common
(quar.)
When
Payable
35c
Post
Anchor
-
10-22
1
Hocking Glass,
$4 preferred
7-22
1
11-
i2y2c
(quar.)_,__
preference
American
Allen
(quar.)
Inc.,
American
S
1
11-
12 y2c
(quarj___,
common
preferred
Stock
Calif.
—_______
investment
Underwriters
U
8-
11,
$1.25
—_—
Products Inc., (qua,r.)_,_,
6V»%
authorization)
Century Income Investors
net
UrTote'M,i
S
7-22
$1.15
..
,
Algoma Steel. Ltd.
5-10
1
,
Amalgamated Sugar Co.
IT
7-22
1
$1.05
(quar.)
___________
(quar.)
All Canadian
(quar.)____i________—
New
B
4(4%
^
3-15
30c
(quar.)_____—
Corp.,
preierred
Trust
S
:——
preferred
(quar.
preferred (quar.)
Algonquin
(accum.)
(quar.):
Products
II
1
$1.37%
Steel
Alden's, Inc.,
"
4-
class A___.—_____—
Ltd.,
Wood
Alco
3iy4c
(quar.)_—:
preferred
and
Corp.
Trico
6%
8-
8-
/
$1
.
-
31 y4c
(quar.)
April
Tri-Continental
L'nion
7-22
50c
—
_—
Co.; 5% pfd. (quar.)—Albemarle Paper Mfg., class A (quar.)
3-15
—
,—______
Alan
«
Co.—
Canners,
(From
3-
15c
,
(increased)___
Shipyards
$2.70
,
(quar.)—
Coip. Commissioner's
Union
1
$1
Alabama Power Co,,
)
split subject to approval of stock-
holders
Tip Top
C.)
preferred
Tool
Power
(3-for-l
Todd
8-
50c
A
.
8
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
Times-Mirror
,
3-
3-31
$1.25
.
.
(quar.)_
Lines
common
Thompson-Starrett
cents
pfd.
6%
Co.
convertible
Thomaston
Thor
3-31
70c
_____
_____
Gas
Insurance
Textron,
,
(quar.)
Power
Tennessee
70
70c
4-23
50c
Ohio—
of
(quar.)_
2
'•
Class
$5
common
5-
$1
(quar.)
Extra
Class
$5.50
Telephone Service Co.
4-23
50c
B
3-10
lc
2
$1
—
__
r
4-
(quar.)_
Extra
.
4-
$35c
—
—.
4-23
5-
Name of Company
Anchor
4-23
2
$1
—
(quar.)"_
B
Class
4-
iy2%
—
(quar.)
A
Extra
10c
dividend)
class
50c
56c
(quar.)_l—__
By-Products
5-
50c
Alabama
5-2
$1
3-18
(quar.)
Inc.,
(stock
Propane
Supervised
3-18
1
(quar.)__
Inc.'
Snop,
Hall
pfd.
conv.
Textiles
preferred
&
Stuart
1
4-
_
preierred
Canada,
Stern
4Va%
Stop
of
4-
75c
(quar.)__
(initial)
Corp.,
Corp.,
Steel
$1
—
(quar.)—__
common
(quar.)—_____
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name Of Company
■
Share
Holdert
When
Per
■
Name of Company
Monday, March 14, 1960
. .
.
$1.06%
$1.40
35c
4-
1
4-
1
3-15
3-15
3-15
2-15
•
Volume
191
Number 5933
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Par
Name of
Bliss
&
Bloch
Blue
Inc.'
Tobacco, *6%■ preferred
'Bell,-Inc. (quar.)
Bobbie
Bohn
Stock
Bond
&
Brass
Corp.
dividend
common
'Stores
Borrnan
9-
1
5-16
2-11
3-15
3-
1
3-15
3-
4-
4
,4%
preferred
1
3-16
,5%
preferred
3-29
t8%.
5-24
5-10
7-29
6-27
31V4C
3-
4-
1
5-
2
4-
87V2C
4-
1
3-14
'87V2C
7-
1
6-
12Vac
-4-
1
(quar.)
&, Albany
$2
_
4
3%%
8
Carolina
-
Carter
t62V2c
4-1
J68%c
4-
1
4-
1
3-15
4-29
4-15
4-
3-
1
.3-
4 *
Extra
3- A
Bowater
Case
Mersey Paper Co.—
preference (quar.).,_„
Bowl-Mor Co. :(quar.n~j___:___
5Vz%
Products
Brazilian
6%
J.)
Sons
Traction,
preferred
Brewer
(initial
&
(C.)
&
V2 %
Light &
Power
Co.,
Ltd.
$$1.50
Co.,
Bridgeport Gas,
(quar.)____
!_____.i
common
preferred
1
3- 7
Central
3-16
56(40
3-31
3-16-
42c'
(quar.)
__i
3-30
3-
7
3?c
3-30
3-
7-
j.
(quar.
50c
3-15
•
2
Collins Radio
3-
2
Colonial
Finance
Co.
4-
1
3-15
Colonial
Sand
Stone
3-
of
•
(T. G.)
5%
&
Co.,
■
(quae.
preferred
Brillo
Ltd.,- common
Manufacturing (quarr)
Bristol
Brass
Corp.
2-26
4
35c
3-15
3-
8
5%
preferred
4-
1
3-15
5%
preferred B
40C
4-
1
3-25
4-
1
15c
&
(quar.)
Bank
British-American
Oil
5.35%
Combined
3-23
3-14
British-American
Tobacco,
Bearer
$50c
3-15
Ltd.
(quar.)______
$25c
••.
pence
less expenses
of Depositary
British: Columbia
-,
preferred
•
deduction)__
(quar.)___
4%%
preferred
■
Columbia
Standard
4-25
3-31
Commercial
Shearing
&
3-31
3-15
Commonwealth
25c
3-25
3-
8
$1.12%
4-
1
3-
8
$1.75
4-
1
3-
8
Oxygen,
Ltd.
$3.80
Brodie
&
3-21
3-10
3-^7
-
3-15
6-10
:$35c
l-
4-16
3-23
A
B
(quar.;)
4%
preferred
3-10
1-5-61
3-14
Corp.—
4-
1
4-
1
$30c
3-15
2-19
15c
(quar.)____
3-15
3-1
4-1
3-18
5%
40c
3-15
3-
171^0
$.00875
4-30
A
Class
Freight Lines,
(quar.)
B
4-30
4-
$45c
(quar.)
Watch
Burns
&
Ltd.
4-
1
4-
1
(quar.)—
Ltd.,
common
.___
Bush
Corp.
Terminal
Butler
Mfg.,
4V2%
Co.
T.
Corp.
Edmonton
Cerro
3-15
3-
65c
4-
1
1
•'
New
4-15
3-15
$10c
4-14
4-
1
3-
'
3-15
3-
10c
i
1
(initial
common
•
25c
3-15
2-26
proval
of
(2-for-l
4.7.5%
Camden
•5%
split
Inc.,
preferred
27c
3-
3-15
3-31
7
1
•
3-15
Canada
Dry
4-1
(quar.—)—
common
■,
..
25c
-
preferred
(quar.)—
$l;06yt
Canada Flooring, Ltd., class B (quar.$25c
Canada
,
■
Class
Foundries
Canada
preferred
Malting
(quar.)-„
Co.
-preference
Class
A
B
-
Wire
A-(quan,)B
Co.,
convertible
preference
(quar.)
$1.75
5%
75c
$$1
$5c
3-15
2-29
3-15
4-1
2-29
4-1
2-29
$3 8%c
4-
3-
$25c
3-31
2-29
3-31
2-26
.
Resources,
B ..to
Canadian
General
Electric,
Canadian
General
Insurance
F
Ltd.
•
Ltd..(quar.)
8
$433/4C
3-31
2-26
$2y2c
3-31
3-14
(annual
(quar. )
3-143-25
3-25
3-15
2
4
2-
5;
5-
2
4-
8
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-14
4-14
75c
.
1
3-15
$40c
20c
22V2c
3-
1
4-
1*
3-15
Consolidated
Cigar Corp;,
25c
$5
«
preferred
(quar.)_^__
B'
_i—J'—
87 %c
4-
1
3-10
$1.15
4-
1
3-10
$1.15
3-10
———
Consumers
Co.
t
$4.36
$4.50
preferred
<quar.)__
;
$4.52
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
—.'
(quar.)
4-
1
$1.18%
4-
1
3-10
$1.50
4-
1
3-10
Continental Assurance Co.
3-15
2-29
Continental
4-
1
3-15
22 c
3-31
3-11
62 %C
3-31
3-11
—
15c
50%
if.—„
$1.25
3-31
,
$5.50
3-31
3-31
3-11
a.
10c-
Co.,
Continental Copper
Continental Insurance Co.
$1.16
4-
1
3-15
Continental'Screw
3-15
3-15
—-
50c
3-15
& Steel Industries
3-14
3-
4
10c
3-15
3-
1
4c
3-25
3-
7
25c
3-31
3-22
15c
—
(quar.)_;—
;
3-28
56y4c
4-
1
25c
4-
1
3-18
1
3-18
3-31
$5.25
3-15
——
75c
—
•_
1%
—
4-
62 %c
$1
;
Inc.
Trust
(quar..)__l_—
4-
1
preferred
4-
1
3-15
10c
3-15
.3-
4-15
1
3-25
3-
4
$1
3-21
3-
1
Cosden
$1.12%
(quar.)_
(quar.)
:—
..
Crain
4-
50c
62 %c
,
•
25C
4-
1
$1.25
3-24
3-
6-23
6- ,3
9-22
9-
Credit
11-
4
—
$1:25
11-23
10c
4-15
JPneumatie Tool* (quar.)
——
& Macnine Co. (quar.)—___
25c
3-30
3-
25c
3-15
2-26
-
$7
.Stock
dividend,
.Securities,
4%%
1
tquar.)
—
5%
preferred
3-30
2-23
4-
1
3-19
3-31
—
L—
Cquar,)___"_—___:
Transit
Theatre
Circle
Co.
—
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
$1.25
6-
1
5-13
Citizens Casualty Co.
—
<N. Y.), class A (quar.)
City Investing Co., 53/2%
City
Products
Civic
Finance
Civil
Service
pfd.
(quar.)-——
$1.25
9-
1
3-15
15c
4-15
4-15
4-
1
2"2^
3-
4-
$2
_—
3-31
3-30
3-
55c
3-15
2-29
3-21
25C
3-15
(s-a)
3-28
3-14
1
Stock .fdividend
Controller
Clevite
Corp.
$$2
4-
$$9
3-31
3-16
$4.50
$30c
-4-14
3-31
Cleveland
$15c
4-14
3-31
4y2%
Co.
(quar.)
——
Cleveland-Cliffs
Iron,
preferred
common
(quar.)
preferred
3-15
3-
1
3-15
3-
1
$i.i2y2
4-1
3-4
3-_8
1
3-31
4- 1
3-15
4
1' 74
b
4
b-i3
::
I
4-
1
.
3-21
3-31
50c
3-22
$1.50
3-15
4-1
4- 1
4- 1
3-05
3-il
3 15
b
5
;•> 4
b' .jS
0 ;,3
>,i
3IV4C
—
3 01
3- 1
0* 0
93%c
40c
12'/ic
(increased)___
4-1
3-15
3-30
10c
$10c
5c
15c
(quar.)
—
3-31
0
0
0
3-31
3-31
3-31
.
1
0
Corp.'—
(quar.)
for
sh.
—
each
100
International,
&
Seal-Co.,
.>
4-30
4- 1
<'• )
3 1.)
class
A
50c
$50c
3-15
5-16
3 '..
5-16
<? .A
Zellerbach
45c
$25c
20c
$1.31 V4
4- 1
4-1
3-31
3-31
O . i
3-3/
0
/
4-15
<V
3
(quar.).—
Corp.
Co.
of
preferred
American,
cl. A
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
(quar.).
International.
Ltd.———;
American
Co.,
Sugar
preferred
preferred
preferred
com.
(quar.)
7%
Cunningham
(quar.)
Curtis Publishing—
$4
i
t
3-31
4- 1
7- 1
1
)
I'.J
9-29
L
i.
3-21
!
4- 1
4- 1
1
3 .'J
'
r
prior preferred
(quar.)
prior preferred
$1.60
Publishing Co.
35c
(annual)
Corp.,
common
(reduced)__
y $2
non-cum.
class
A
(quar.)
$2
non-cum.
class
A
(quar.)
$2
non-cum.
class
A
(quar.)—,
non-cum.
class
A
(quar.)_
Cutler-Hammer
6-1
10c
$1.75
$1.75
$1.75
—
Stores
1» J
28c
—
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Drug
(quar.)
—
>
I t
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
7%
<
$1.75
$1.15
Crystal Gil & Land Co., $1.12 pfd.
7%
C.<yy
,
Co!, Ltd. (quar.)
'
-
3%3
Inc.—
(quar.—
Cork.& Seal
Cuban
5- 2
t5c
tquar.)
Co.
3- 4
3-31
5- 2
7
/J
$32
40c
10c
—10c
25c
(quar.)_
25c
1—1
Zellepbach' Canada.-Ltd.,
Crush
shares
(partial-liquidating)—
(quar.)—
Cork
J
■
$25c
-
$2
35c
(quar.)^
(quar.)
(Boston)
(quar.)
Crown
Curtis
Electric Illuminating-
1
4-
25c
—
(quar.)
(One
Curtiss-Wright
(quar.)
8c
—
3- 9
3-31
10c
25c
2-24
30c
Ihsurance Co.
3-30
4-
3-31
Co.
2-29
3-11
3-ri3
stock held)
CrucibleiSteel
,
Employees
A
(quar.)
Service, Inc., class A ,(quar.)
Corp.
Extra
5
65c
3-31
4-15
87y2c
(quar.):
preferred
Crown
3-18
17 %c
——
(increased)
3-31
8
& Knowles Corp. (quar.)
Company, class A (quar.)—
Cork
Crown
5
4-
3-15
3-25
$1.62,/2
50c
37Vac
87y2c
.•
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd)
a
10%
(quar.)
Corp.
Corp.
*div.
B
Crown
8,15
3-14
25c
$1.37%
Stock
5y4%
10c
(reduced)
(resumed)l
class
(quar.)__
Crown
$1
$1.18%
I
Corp.^—
preferred
Crouse-Hinds
Pacific—
& Texas
(quar.)———__l_
Ltd.,
Petroleum
conv.
Class
"
—
5%
Crossett
3-11
$1.75
3-
$1.31 %
;
Crompton
3-15
3-14
lc
Cincinnati
*
Orleans
3-15
30c
(quar.)'
preferred
3-11
3-30
4
3-15
2%
17M2C
;
of Wheat;Co.
Crektshire
2-26
3-28
9
'
2-26
J3-15
$110
-common
Enquirer. Inc.f_:
.Gas & Electric Co.—
preferred
3-15
$1.75
5%
(increased)
$1.50
35C
_______
(quar.)—— *—
Cq.___
preferred
7
50c
common—
convertible preference
Copper
3-11
1
3-
4- 1
3-30
common
common
v
3-
3-30
preferred *,(quar.)___
Crescent
3-
3-15
3-18
75c
Corp.
preferrsd
Finance
6%
2
(quar.)
Products " (quar; )——_
preferred
|
Co.,
Cream
4
$1.25
[
(quar.)_
(quar.)_'..__
L.),
preferred
3%%
'
$1.25
preferred
6%
Crane
4
3-31
40c
Crampton Mfg., common
7
3-15
3- 4
3- 4
4-
Insurance
(R.
3-
3-15
25c
,
Petroieum
Craftsman
3-15
1
15c
preferred
Control
Corrosion
Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
2-19
3-15
4-
(quar.)
Investors,
dividend
$1
3-15
(quar.)
Corroon ■&, Sceynolds
3-30
75c
—
Corporate
*3-11*
10%
(quar.)
A
Incorporated
Coro,
9
3- 1
3-11
1
Electric—
Corroon & Reynolds
3-25
60c
Co._ (quar.)
3-
1
4-
50c
(quar.)
.'_
Cooper-Jarrett, Inc. (stock div.)_
Cooper Tire & Rubber, new com, (initial)
OPeter) Corp., 6%
pfd. (quar.)
Coosa River Newsprint (increased-quar.)
Corning Glass Works, common (quar.)
3,j/2% .preferred (quar.)—
3y2% preferred (1947 series) (quar.)
3-10
3-28
4
3-4
4-
:
1960)
15.
Corp.
Cooper
3-15
1
75c
—
York
4-
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
New
3-31
12%
3-
3-15
I2V2C
—__
dividend—
Cornell-Dubilier
3-18
;_____
pfd.
Stock
1
;
Inc.—
(quar,)___
Co.
March
holders
Cooper-Bessemer
3-11
(quar.)
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
Continental .Steel Corp. (Increased)
—.—
(2-for-l split subject to approval of stock¬
2-15
12 %c
A.~.
4-
4-1
$0.0893
(quar.)
Quarterly
1
3-4
*
(quar.)____.
3-15
1
1
15c
______
60c convertible preferred
6'/2%
preferred
(initial)
2-29
4-
3-15
4-
Corp.—*"
1
4-
1
45c
93%c
(quar.)
common
Commercial
3-15
$1.18
3-15'
4-
25c
55c
$1.37Va
—
4-
$1.34%
3-15
1
10c
Co.,
$1.04
—_____
3-11-
1
$1.13
.preferred .-(quar.)
Common
I
1
4-
17'/2c
Baking
Continental
3-11
33 %c
—_
4-
$1.12'/a
(Chicago) (quar.j
com.
(quar.)_
preferred' (quar.)
.$3.75
3-11
$1.37%
—
:
,
—
-4-
$1.04
(quar.)
com.
''"
Power* Co.—
Continental .Can
4y2%
(Toronto),
$25c
$$1.37
(quar.)__,
Gas
1
$$1.37
■
preferred
Consumers
4-
3- 1
3-11
$1.25
(quar.)
com.
5%%
S.
3- 4
3- 1.
3-15
4-25
3-10
Co.
3-15
6c
3-31
preferred
Clark
-
.(s->a)__
Canadian General Investment, Ltd.
Extra
1
1
4-1
4- 1
16c
33c
2-26
$31'Ac
(quar.)__
Collieries
&
5%
1
3-15
(quar.)
class. A
(quar.)
preferred
3-
$25c
Ltd.,
preferred 'series
4-14
(quar.)__
(quar.)
CelanesQ, .Ltd., .common
;
"4-1
4-
1
3-19
Royalty Oil
(quar.)_
Products, class A (quar.)
Consolidated
(quar. )__
common
Aircraft,
Transit
Cincinnati-New
3-15
$40c
.
.
Canners.
Canadian
J$,75c
3-
25c
(quar.)
4%, preferred .(quar.)__:
4
.;
3-
4- 1
3-15
25c
(quar.)__
A
—
A
Cincinnati
4
3-
1
Ltd..—
Canadian
preferred
3-
1
4-
-
Canadian
$1
1
4-
$$1.10
(quar.i__
Canadian Breweries. Ltd.,.common
$1.25
4-
3-11
3-15
7 %
2-15
'
1
4-
$1.16
3-31
Cincinnati
2-15
50c
Consolidated,Gas Utilities Corp,
3-15
Christiana
..
Safeway, Ltd., 4.40% pfd. (quar.)
Steamship Lines, .Ltd. (s-a)
Canada
Class
3-15
13-15
Consoliuated
3-11
.
3-31
Chile
3-15
$87'/2c
Canada
Class
4-15
Consolidated
2-26
—_
Chock Full O'Nuts Corp.
3-10
$50c
Corp. .(quar.)_
3-15
»
Corp.__
(quar.)
3-22
—-—
Chicago Towel Co.,
7
$87y2c
Mortgage
Cable
'
1
3-1
$3.50
Paper Corp., Ltd. iquar.)_^
Freigntwayc Inc. (quar.)___i—
Corp.
.preferred
Chicago Hivet
2-25
1
4-
t29y«c
-
(s-a)_—
&
-.3-15
3
4-1
<
$1.25
Industries
4-1
3-15
'
"
6-
9-
75c
—
5V2%
(s-a)
Chicago :Molded
3-16
$$1.06y4
_
.(s-a)
Canada Permanent
Canada
''" 3-31
$37y2c
Ltd., common (quar.)
(quar.)^_—__1
Canada Packers.!Ltd.—Class
(quar.)
3-1
30c
(ouar.)
Electronics
3-18
3-14
,
com.
1
quarterly)
38c
6
Chicago
3-14
-
$37y2c
Foundries, Ltd.,
'
4y2%
Forgings, Ltd.'—
A
Canada .Iron
4>/4%
&
1
4-
4-
$1.20
5-
.
$4.25
Foods
3-31
3-14
Corp.,
Consolidated
.
2-22
Ltd.____
3,22
America—,
Series A
2-19
$20c
-
1
$1.50
Series
-
3-21
Crushed
Cut Stone.
4-
$1.18%
3-18
.
3-11
preference <(quar.)_—„_—.——$32'/2c
&
Consolidated
87 %c.
3-16
Canada
$1.30
3t22
3-31
(quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)—____———
^
Chicago Mill & ;Lumber !quar.)
Chicago,-Milwaukee, St. PaQl & Pacific RR. Co.
\ Series A preferred (quar.—
3-21
-4-
3-22
$5 preferred
6-15
20c
1
(increased
2-18
'
12-1
(quar.)
1
(
3-15'
10c
4-
Common
3-15
•
22c
4-
'•
2-18
12-15
i__
—
3-10
3-10
9-15
$50c
(quar.)___
(quar.)
3-18
dividend)—
Series A
$2,50
$62y2c
3-10
1
3-15
t50c
.
(quar.)
preferred
3-14
Inc.,
*
(quar.)—'.
$50c
Consolidated Dry Goods Co., common (quar.)
7% preferred (s-a)
Consolidated Edisen Go. of New York—
3-22
-
Chicago,,©urlington & Quincy RR. C0._
.
—_—___;
pref. (B
Co.
40c
$1.02%
CLicago Great Western Ry. Co., com.
3-21
3-31
$1.183/4
>
Water
1
$1.23
(quar.)—
of
4y2%' preferred
2r29
-,3.i31
,
1
3-15
4-
27'/2c
1
v
3-31
$1.43
(quar.)
4-
36c
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common (quar.)___
:/.3.y2% convertible preferred (quar.)—____
1
30c
4-
3-10
$1,06 V*
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc.
*
1
3-
75c
(quar.)
(Dement, Titd.—
3-15
13-15
*
Consolidated-Rendering Co.
Power
5
(quar.)——
Co.
(stock
Chemway Corp.
ap-'
(quar.)—__
Gonnohio,- Inc..
3-18
(quar.)————
Bank
Chenango
Co.
(Refrigeration & Terminals Co.—
preferred (s-a)
Bread, Ltd., (5%'
1
—
common
Canada
Canada
subject ,to
stockholders)
Connecticut
9
—_—_
(quar.)—
Co.
Vought
Charleston
1
3-
27y2c
Insurance
3-22-
______
9
_______
(quar.)_
Products
preferred
Chemical
1
3-
3-15
—_'—v
Oquar.)
(quar.)
California Western States-Life
Semi-annual
3-
3-15
.
preferred
Calumet .& Hecla,
3-15
25c
'25c
—
-(quar.)—
■
12-
3-31
—______
Corp.
preferred
Chance
3-15
22V2c
——__
preferred
preferred
5.50%
quar.),.
(quar.)_;
convertible
5.40%
Pasco
de
Preferred,
3-15
3-15
'
3-22
1
$50c
4-
$1.18%
Champion Paper & Fibre—
4J/2% preferred (quar.)
5
'»4- 1
4-
75c
3-22
1
5-
25c
_
7
4-1
63c
$.071875
5-1
5-
(Toronto)—*
3-31
Co.,
Sugar
Electric
Common
3-15
$$1.25
—
(quar.)
preferred
5%
6%
3-10
$10c
(quar.)
common
1
3-10
$1.37Y2
*
9-
•;
1
3-25
50c
*
Connecticut Light &
$1
(quar.
Chadbourn Gotham,
_.T5%
California-Pacific utilities—
5%
Violeta
Certain-teed
3-15
3-15
Ltd.—
(quar.)„
Ink
1
1
25c
4-
$1.08%
Century Industries (ouar.)
Century Shares Trust (from net invest, inc.)
*
3-15
4-
(quar )_„
Corp.,
-jpreferred ( quar. )„——_^
California
1
Assurance
6-10
9-21
12-21
3-
1
$1.16
.
Quarterly
1
3-15
$1
3-10
6-21
$1.25
$1.25
'
——
pi'eferred
Century
,
•
preferred
4-
3-21
Life
Quarterly
Quarterly
■
3-
(Indianapolis)—
4-
nreferred- (quar.)_'_
Central
4
4-
Power
5,37y2%, preferred
3-10
28V«c
5% preferred (quar.)__
;
;______'_j__
California Cold Storage & Distribution
California Electric Power,-$2.50 pfd. (quar.)
5.175%
3-
15c
9
Co.
20c
(quar„)»_
Chainberlin
Financial
Calgary Power, Ltd.,
67o
3-21
3-30
62'/2c
preferred (quar.r
50c preferred (accum,)
12-
Loan
(quai\)_-—_
Co.
preferred (quar.)___,
preferred
(quar.)——
4.75%
8
(quar.y_
common
(quar.)i—
12-21
4.15% pr&ferred .,(quar. )__—__—
4.65% preferred (quar.)—
3-26
'
$1.25
Transformer Corp."_i_—
Central Vermont Public Service—
8
7-
4-20
$1.12 Va
5%
Bymart-Tintair,
Calgary &
4-
7-29
10c
(quar.)_!
preferred
Corp.,
preferred
Co.,
4-29
25c
*
9
Central
8
$20c
(quar.)—
4V2%
Butler's Shoe
Butterick
1
$20c
(quar,)
Quarterly
Burroughs
Gas
preferred
$1.35
3-11
(quar.)
9-
—1__
_;
5ya%
3-17
15c
$5
D )—
—;
Co.
Co.,
(S.
—
Building ^Products,
Bulova
Inc.
...
6-10
9-21
Telephone Co.—
/.$2,50
4-10
__
Class
6.
6-21
3-4
3-15
$1.31V4
(quar.)____
5V2% pfd. (quar.)
Public Service Co. (quar.)
preferred series A (quar.j
5.72%
3-
3-31
20c'
Quarterly
,
2-26'
3-31
25c
preferred (quar.)
Confederation
3-iC
3-15
Construction
.
.Common
3-18
4r
$1.25
9
—_
Stock, dividend
Central
3-11
4- 1
9
preferred .(quar.)—.——
_j.
Central Securities Corp., com. (increased)—
3-11
-10c
_
_
912-
3-21
6.%
3-11
10c'
,
9-21
12-21
-
(quar.),-
4.75%..preferred .(quar. )"____■—
2-11
10c
________
3-15'
10c
—
$1.12%
,
12-31'
-•
!_
4%
25c
common
______
preferred (quar.)'____—.';
*•"4.60% rpreferred (quar;)—
4.6% .preferred. '(quar.)_"
3,50%
,
Buckingham
I.
-4-
25c
Brunswig Drug Co. (stock dividend)
Buckeye Pipe Line Co. (quar.)
C.
Maine
3-10
17%c
.
Mills, Ltd,; class A (aceum.)__—,
Brunswiok-'Balke-CdIlender, com. ,(quar.)_
,
Indiana
Central
3-21
1
8
Public Service—
Central
1
4-
62V2c
_
Bruck
$5 preferred
(quar,)
*'.4% preferred (quar.
-4.92%
preferred iqiiar.j—
4.25%. .preferred Xquan )'—____
5
4-1
95c
._
(quar.\:t"i 15c
( quar.).._
Central Illinois
3-21'
3-
-preferred
.
(quar.)
Class
■
3-15
1
Community
—^
.,(quar.)
B-(quar.)
Illinois' Light' Co.,
y2%
4.64%. ?preferred
2-29
Co. \(increased)_____—1
Class
4
2-29
3-15
Central
'•
in-
—i..
Distillers
7
$5Gc
10%
.
'3-
t37%c
(s-a)
(quar.)___u
,
w_
1
4-
10c
$1102%
—•
4-
.
Commonwealth Water Co.,
6-21
(quar.)
4.10% preferred' © '(quar.)____—_i——
•4.75% preferred;C/(quar.)
——
4.80% preferred
3- -7
4-1
Bigelow *(quar.)~___,._.
Brown-Forman
!
4- 4
169c
(cquar. )__s_
(Ralph)
Brown
•
Gas—
common
preferred
1 ■'
$$1.19
lees 'British
(quar.)
Glass;
4-
$1.25
$1.33%
(quar.)
common
25c
$1.12%
—
com.
3-15
*
$62y2c
!__
preferred
Brockway
5%
Ltd.
(final
tax)_
Taunton
3-7
,_
.
Columbia—Power,
1
____
Packers, Ltd., class A
British
4-
.f
3-17'
$56c
x'/2 %' preferred. (quar.)—
4
3-31
(increased)
Consolidajted Rock Products
———.___
4.10%- .preferred A (quar.)__
.
3--7'.
•
(quar.)
4
3-
(Chicago)
(quar.)"
25c
$1.25
—
3-
3-31
(quar.)
3-
(quar.)___.—,—,———
pref erred
Edison,
preferred
preferred
3-21
R ,(quar.)_—_________—
<
4.64%
Commonwealth
$1.25
(quar.)C_;_
3-4
3-31
Stamping (quar.)—
Co.
(Del.) (from
3-11
——
B
3-4
4-8
(quar.)
3-31
—_
B
4.35 %„
Co:
1 59 %C
'
preferred
4-15
4-8
1
Investment
Commonwealth
$1.25
preferred
5-.2
investment income)
5.25%
—
(quar.)
B'; (quar:)a
3-15
70c
Insurance
25c
A
1
7c
Commercial
—
preferred
.
Amer.
;—_
Credit
3-21
31'Ac
L___
of
Co.
3-31
Central Hudson Gas* & Electric Corp.—
4
4- 1*'
•
5%
(quar.)
Insurance
4-25
$1.25
4.75% preferred (quar.)___
Central.Hlinois';.Flectric & Gas,
4-26
9
4-.4.'
t$l
$53#*"
v
"(s-a
Brockton
6-
,
.
_Li.___.i__.,
(quar.-)i—
British
come
*
>
>,
.
—_■_
(quar..)_r^__i_
^preferred
B
2-25
«
v
(quar.)
preferred
Class
4-11 *•
'
•
•
Co.''Ltd.-T-'
4%%
British
:
(quar.)—
preferred
Commercial Solvents Corp.
(quar.)__
(quar.)_
4-
2%
2%
(quar.)
1'
com.
Commercial
(puar.)__
A
5%
■y 4%'; preferred (quar.);___^__^i__^L£_ic
>-4%% • preferred* ?qvtar;
5 V2 %
,
4
Gas,
3-12
$1.25
A
3-24
683^c
3-12
A /(quar.)__
pr-eferred
3-
4-14
1
62»/ac
1
———
preferred
3-20
uiv.)
(quar.)
25c
—.——
3-15
4-
100%
(quar.)
1
t
3-31
50c
(monthly)
com.
4-
—.—
preferred
5%
*■
5%
<
'v.'*''
registered (final payment of
free of British income tax but
and
3-
Corp.,
$10c
!_!_
(quar.)
5%,.preferred
5%
preferred
Ltd.—
y".\v'jpenses''af Depositary deduction11
Bearer
,
3-1
4-1
;
1
Co., com.
4-
*
3-15
.
dividend)
30c
com.
5%,
3-4
4-
and
registered
(interim—7 pence
(of British income ta}cL>ut'<less -ex-
;free
11
3-18
4-15
(stock
$1.75
.
3-18
1
6y2c
(quar.)
Quarterly
.
Co.,
5 %
3-15
preferred
3-15
3-14
1
4-
30c
" ll3/aC
(quar.)
—
.5%
15c
Note
Co.
-■
-4- 1
■
>5%
3-31
3-23
25c
(quar.)
(quar;)
Common
3-17
t
4
A
3-18
4-
62c
(quar.)
-
Interstate
10c
Co.,—
Georgia >Ry.
Colorado
A
6Vac
Iron
&
dividend
3-11
1
4-
87'/2c
pfd.
conv.
$5c
Corp,
Gas
3-
Stock
3-15
$1.75
class
(monthly)
Colorado Fuel
25c
—___—
of
Common
,
3-17
3-31
93%c
pfd.'.(quar.)
British-American
3-31
-25c
'••••
(quar,.),_
Bristol-Myers Co., 3%%
,
(quar.) ■$25c
1 J28%c
Common
3-
■
Bright
,
9
3-15
3-31
3-15
3-25
$1
(quar.)
Power
3-31
(quar.)—
preferred- (quar.)
Central Foundry Co. (quar.)_
Common
3-
Central
93 %c
4.75%
Central
1
Colorado
9
4-
—
Electric
1
&
3-31
50c
(quar.)
Co., 4%
15c
7% preferred
(quar.)—
Ltd.
(interim)
Products
Corp.
4-
preferred
50C
America^ common (quar.)
41/2% series A preferred (quar.)___—r_—_
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)—
——
3-15 '
3-21
2
3-
2
———'
i
Steel
Celanese
3-31
(quar.).
Brjggs & -Stratton Corp.
Extra
Ceco
4
50c
common
Cquar.)
4-
30c
<•
1
'•
--
-
(quar.
preferred
5.28%
$1.25
,
Ccmpany___________________
Bridgeport Brass
4
22c
(quar.)
,$3.50
3-
2
75c
Company,
Asbestos,
(final)
3-30
30c
!
preferred (quar.)
Botfling (Cinn.),
Colgaie-Palmolive Co.—■-
2
•—_
of Rec.
15c
common
$25c
(quar.)
(quar.)—j—
preferred
Cassier
f-
W.) .Company
I.)
(J.
Co.,
Coca-Cola
75c
common
Holders
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-
(quar.)—
._t_—1—
6J/2%
&
preferred
4-
(quar.)____.
Products
3-15
Peabody
4%
4-
_______
Kennedy
Company,
(J.
Carter
2-26
7y2c
;
4-
t68%c
.
3-30
Cluett
$$2
Telephone & Telegraph Co. (quar.)
& General Corp.______—._—
Carriers
3-16
-
Ltd.—-
3-16
$$1
,
(quar.)
preferred
8
1
$$1.25
—;
(quar.)_.
Carnation
,3-18
3-31
B
Carey, Baxter &
;
9-
4-
When
Forge-Waynesboro Telephone Co.—
Quarterly
1
.
(quar.)
Capital Records
6
9-30
$75c
■
Westinghouse, Ltd.
(quar.)
Cannon Mills, common (quar.)
3-16
50c
8
Co.
7%
(quar.)
Canadian
Class
3-15
30c
3-
$20c
(quar.)_—
4-22
(ouar.)
3-30
Trencher
Payable
Clifton
Power—
Canadian .Oil.'Cos.r
preferred
2-29
$10c
;
(1956 series)
15c
50c
$1.37-J/a
(quar.)
common
Corp. of North America
preferred (quar.)___i
5]/2% preferred (quar.)
(E.
preferred
Par
Cleveland
3-15
(quar.)
A
15
Share
Name of Company
2-29
$2 5c
A
common
Ltd.,. class
10c
5%
Brach
Machine
100%
Bowater
Bowman
6%
■
of Reo.
1
,
3-15
$10c
class
—;
__L.
'_
Ice
Canadian International
4-29
Ltd.,
Ltd.-r(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
(quar.):.
Stores
Canadian
11-19
Ltd.,
Holaer a
Payable
—
Hydrocarbons,
Common
8-22
.
11-30
Securities,
—„—
Canadian
'
3-10
(initialI
Corp.,
Pood
Boston
5-21
25c
(quar.)<
preferred• (quar.)_-__
preferred (quar.)
'/g %
1
10c
___
Inc.
Borg-Warner
3%%
6-
General
When
Share
Company
'Class .B
25c
*,
'
Corp.-
old
Book-o.'-the-Month-Club
3
(Initial )-_i
C.), Inc., common (quar.)
prior
preferred
(-quar.)
Cascade
New
3-19
20c
(H.
5V2■%
Boise
3-31
of
Canadian
75c
(quar.)
0-18
20c
Aluminum
Par
Name
3-31
' 20c
Inc., new common
Airplane Co.
(quar,)
Bohack
0/ Rec.
__
Brooks,
Boeing
Holders
Payable
40c
____,
Bros.
Quarcerly
Quarterly
When
Share
Company
Laughlin,
(1119)
—
—
^3—
*
5- 1
25c
50c
50c
50c
50c
4- 6
4-6
7- 6
10- 6
12-30
50c
3-15
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Monday, March 14, 1960
Chronic
Financial
Commercial and
Par
Par
D.
W.
G.
New
Dan
Cigar
Corp.—
5%
Mills,
preferred
Daitch
•
Holders
Payable
of Rec.
Elmira
(quar.)—:—
Dairies (quar.)—
Crystal
■-
(Theo
Dayton
Ltd.
H.),
5
3-30
5%
Fund
Delaware
investment
11c
from
Delaware
&
Delaware
Power
4-
5
4
3-15
$1.25
4-
1
3-
87 %C
4-
1
3-15
Equity
4-
Equity Oil Co.
&
plus
5%
Valley
A
Erdman,
3-10
4-
1
3-
Eversharp,
3-28
3"
9
5%
3-10
Fabrex
——
$1
3-31
3-10
Fafnir
———
(quar.)_:_
$1.05
3-31
3-10
Fair
$1.07
3-31
3-10
Fairbanks
—
___
3-31
$1.14
Denver
&
Denver
$1.25
•
Grande
3-10
to $3.50
$2.50
Detrex
preferred
Detroit
Steel
Devoe &
3-21
3-
4
6-15
,6-
3
62 %C
12-15
12-
2
3-31
20c
3-18
3-
4
3-15
3-
2
70C
7
3-25
Industries
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Co.
Corp.
(quar.)
Raynolds,
(initial)—
Di-Noc Chemical Arts, Inc. (quar.)
Diana Stores Corp. (quar.)_
Dilbert's Quality Supermarkets, Inc.—
7%
1st
new
preferred
com.
Inc.
Dixon
(quar.)—
Corp.
Dobbs
Houses, Inc.
Mfg.,
Dominion
Common
4V2%
7%
Steel,
Tar
Corp.
stock
split)
Dover
6%
Dover
Dow
&
*
Dresser
Industries
Duffy-Mott Co.
Duke
5%
preferred
Dunhill
•-
duPont
(E.
Common
$3.50
I.)
&
(quar.)
preferred
7-
1
6-11
First
4-
1
35c
4-
35c
(quar.)
1
46yaC
(quar.)
517/8C
(quar.)
National
Credit
Stores,
Firstamerica
Governor
3-
1
8
.,4-
,
5%
2-23
•1:-
Racing
8
$4.50
8
Florida
Steel
3-
4
Florida
Telephone,
3-
4
3-
1
3-
4
1
3-
4
3-
.Food
4
4-
1
$7
States
common
Fair
Corp.
2-29
3-10
4-
1
314%
Foote
&
Fort
3-15
Foundation
3-15
2-15
Foster-Forbes
1
3-18
Fram
Worth
3-28
2-29
1
3-15
1
3-15
Frantz
22 %c
4-
4
3-14
Fraser
2-29
(Maryland)—
Utilities
Friedman
$1.75
5-
1
4-
8
(accum.)
$1.50
5-
1
4-
8
45c
4-
1
3-
7
Frontier
90c
4-
1
3-
7
Frosst
&
Eaton
Howard
&
Howard
Stock
from
Investment
Trust,
Class
A
(quar.)
Edgewater Steel Co. (quar.)
414%
preferred
Egry Register,
Ecko
6%
El
Fuller
14c
3-25
3-10
Fulton
investment
30c
3-31
3-17
4-
_
1
3-15
2-26
3-31
3-12
Extra
3-15
2-15
Garfinkel
$25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-15
75c
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
(initial)
Futterman
3-12
$1.06 V*
4-
$1.37 %
3-21
1
2-15
.
;
Gariock
3-18
5-
1
4-15
$1.12%
5-
1
4-15
$1.23%
5-
1
4-15
Gas
preferred
2-26
Stock
$5.40
preferred
(quar.)
Electrical
Products
Corp.
(Calif.)
Electric Storage Battery (quar.)
Electro Refractories & Abrasives
Elastic
Electric
Stop
Nut
Corp.
Auto-Lite Co.
Electrolux
Corp.
Eljzabethtown
Elizabethtown
of
Water
Increased
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
2-26
3-
3-30
3-
25c
4-
3-31
15c
1
3-31
4
9
General
6%
(quar.)_
3-
1
$4.50
3-14
General
3-
General
4
preferred
1
2
3-
7
3-22
4-
1
3-24
3-15
Oil
1
4-
3-15
4-14
Co.
3-11
General
25c
4-15
4-
1
General
Box
Co.
of
Texas
3-
3
General
Builders
30c
4-20
4-
1
4-15
3-
7
2-15
5%
40c
3-15
2-24
General
(Consolidated)—
4%
60c
3-25
3-11
preferred
Corp.
4-
9
3-19
1
4-
3-15
3-
Corp., common
preferred (quar.),
3-
1
4-
1
General
Candy
Co.
(quar.)
1
3-15
50c
3-15
4%
3-31
5-16
5-
8-15
8-
11-15
11-
B
4-
1
3-15
1
3-15
4-
1
53y«C
1
2-23
4-
1
2-23
4-
1
2-23
4-
1
2-23
66C
4-
1
2-23
25c
4-
1
3-16
•
3-31
$1.12 Va
(W.
3-31
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
4-
35c
17 %c
3-18
3-11
3-18
3-11
25c
3-31
28%
c
3-31
3-25
3-15
3-15
3-11
3-28
3-
4-10
3-31
$40c
4-
1
3-
1
4-
1
3-
1
4-
1
3-
8
1
3-14
2-19
25c
3-15
3-
3-18
4-14
3-31
10c
4-
1
3-14
4-
1
3-14
10c
4-
1
3-11
52 %c
3-31
1
to
split
subject
March
3-14
3-
2
4-
1
3-
8
4-
1
3-15
14-
1
3-
3-18
4-
1
3-
7
1
3-
4
4-
1
.si
4-
1
25c
3-15
2-15
3-31
(quar.)
_
,
1
3-15
3-
1
r
+ ^
,
Green
(increased)""
a
Co.
_
Greening
3-15
3-11
3-11
preferred
(quarj
(quar.),
(B.) Wire, Ltd.
"
(quar.)_~
Greyhound Lines
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
of
8-22
12-12
11-21
$2
12-12
11-21
$ 1.50,
,
;
-,6t10
3-15
4-
1
3-25
10c
8-22
.:
5-20
2-25
3-11
3-15
3-25
3-10
3-15
2-23
4-
60c
c
:
1
3-
7
4-
1
3-
7
4-15
40c
3-21
3-15
2-15
$40c
3-31
3-16
$30c
3-31
$5
3-16
1
3-30
3-
3-31
$31 y4c
3-18
3-15
15c
4-
$$1.25
1
3-
1
3-16
12C
4-
1
3-15
5%
4-
1
3-15
4-
30c
2
3-10
40c
4-
2
3-10
4-
2
3-10
50C
Power
5%' preferred
9-12
$1.75
Company
Grf?r/h^Und CorP»
4%%
5-20
9-12
25c
(quar~) "1™!!"™Z
5%
6-10
93%
Paper
Co.,
5-20
35c
Paper,
Mountain
8
4-
6-10
15c
preferred
Giant
4
$2
__
Green
2
3-
$25c
(initial)__
Towing
3-
3-25
$2
,
f r;rr<r +rcr-*-*
-
,
1
3-
3-15
3-15
$2
______
Co,™""
Steel
(Daniel)
8
3-
(quar.)
preferred
4-
3-15
$2
(quar.)___
(quar
Great West Life
Assurance Co. (Winnipeg)—
Increased
Great Western
Financial (quar )
Stock dividend
7%
3-16
4-30
112 Vac
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
3-
3-15
4-30
(Spring(increased annually).
Ltd., common (quar.)__
(quar.)
Great Lakes
Power; Ltd., 5%
"pfd"."~(qu"ai"jZIZ
Green
7
3-11
$2
preferred
preferred
Northern
%c.
3-31
(quar.)
field, 111.) class
Great
2
$2
preferred
T,) Co- common
preferred
(quar.)
Lakes
4-5
3-
stock¬
Y!7~(quar.~)"
Great
4
4-15
3-14
/
23
Great American
Insurance (N.
Great American Life
Underwriters
Lakes
4
30c
Rapids
Varnish
Corp.
(quar.),___
Grand Trunk Warehouse
& Cold Storage Co.
Annual
$1.20
3-
50c
Grand
Great
3-15
25c
Gre&ExtraStern Sugar' common"Iquar™,""
4-
50c
(quar.)
2-19
10c
3-31
A
is
c,
3%%
3-
2-15
55c
&
Co.,
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Graham-Paige Corp., 6% pfd. (quar.)
City
3-21
3-18
3-15
$1.50
17
stock
approval on
R.) & Co.—
common
4-1
17 %c
(quar.)
preferred
New
1
25c
(quar.)
class
Granite
3-
30c
(quar.)____
8%
1
7
1
4-
25c
.__
______
(quar.)(quar.)__
3-
3-
U2%c
preferred
3-31
3-15
3-15
3-311;
t50c
class A
7c
3-15
.
*$1
8%
4
1
1
22 %C
A
3-
1
4-
4-
1
3-1
3-15
*••■
Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.
B
3-28
1
12 %C
class B
5V2C
3-
.
;
class
7
3-11
3-11
1
50c
8%
3-
4-15
+
1
4-
4-
•
$10C;-
,'k
8%
3-16
3-15
3-25
10c
1
3-14
4-29
4-
„
$1.25
(quar.)
A
3-31
4-15
•
3-25
$1.15
(quar.),^
Batteries
preferred
3-15
50c
class
2
1
4-
_
25c
Insurance
B
v
1
4-
4-29
r
87>/2Cw
.'
class
1
1
4-
•
5%
2
3-
3-18
3-
5c
37 %C
of California'—
8%
1
3-18
♦
3-15
20c
8%
.
3-18
3-31;
50c
4—
A
3-18
3-31
_
7%c,:.
Employees
3-for-2
holders
Grace
2-23,
4-
,
Gorham Mfg; Co
Gould-National
3-15
3-31
$1.37%
(quar.)
Government
3-15
1
4-
55c
—
Mackay Stores, Ltd., class
Class
2-29
4-
$1.25
(initial-quar.)
&
5
52c
(quar.)___
preferred (quar.)
Gordon
3-15
4-25
3114c
(quar.)
4-
Common
1
3-15
2c
(quar.)
Cable
3-
62 %c
Ltd.—1,_„,
(quar.)
common
Goodyear Tire
3-25
Corp.—
3-15
(quar.)
(quar.),___
(quar.)
3-19
Bancshares
New
v
3-18
$1.12%
common
Transportation
1
(B. F.) Co. (quar.)_—__„
Goodyear Tire & Rubber—
2-18
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
American
4-
Goodrich
3-
Industries—
American
Mines
(quar.)
Goldblatt Bros,
3-
37 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Investors,
Gold
Telegraph
3-31
100%
American
Stock
3-15
Corp.—
American
&
6%
dividend
preferred
General
4-25
59 %c
Glen
3-15
$2
60c
(quar.).
1
Gas
2-26
1
3-31
50c
America
Consolidated
1
4-
%c
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-
$1.35
(quar.)_
3-11
m.37
1
4-25
5-15
4 '
C.)
Grafton
(quar.)__
4-
Co.
1
+$1.25
$1.18
4-25
5-15
33c
(quar.)
Alden Corp.
(quar.)
Glenmore Distilleries Co.v class
Class B (quar,):
Glidden
Company
(quar.)
3-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Share
3-11
4-
25c
preferred
preferred
&
3-21
1
50c
$5.36
Bond
2-29
4-
30c
General
Electric
3-18
3-31
*
5-31
General Acceptance Corp., common
5-15
32 %c
•
..
Co. (increased)
Co., class. A (quar.)
Gisholt Machine (quar.-)___
2-26
Gauley Corp. (special)
$1.34
2-26
Co.
(A.
3-15
.
2-26
32
3-22
Art
6-15
(quar.)
2-26
4-25
$1.12%
——
(Henry)
f 15c
,
Gatineau Power Co., common
5% preferred (quar.)
8
5-15
32 %c
(quar.)
(W>
2-26
(quar.)
24c
10c
1
common
;
10c
1
(quar.)
Gibson
Gilpin
4
'
common
3-
25c
—_t__,
Cement
dividend
Gilbert
3-
3-15
'
Co.,
4-
Gas.
2-15
2-15
3-20
3-15
(quar.)
&
4-
Natural
3-15
5c
income)
(monthly),
$1.03
Paso
Stock
f 15c
invest,
A
8
1
.
preferred (quar.)
3-15
25c
Inc.
American
$5
A
:
$1.12%
3-15
4
Inc.—
class
4-
4-
$1.23
Gibraltar Financial Corp.
2-15
-
50c
(quar.)
$4.72
3-
3-15
10c
(quar.)
Electric Co., common
preferred (quar.)
29c
3-15
10c
(quar.)
net
2
25C
preferred < quar.)
Yellowknife
3%c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$4.92
Giant
20c
(s-a)
from
4-19
5-
1%
3-19
20c
$4.50
Paso
4
$30c
$4.12
El
(quar.)
;;
Co.
5-16
,—
4«* 1
$12 %c
Co.__
preferred
dividend
Portland
10c
(quar.),
Packing
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Light Co. (Ga.), common
5%%
Stock
Giant
25c
Co.
Garrett
3-10
3-
-
3-25
m.25
—
&
tlOc
(quar,)—
Georgia Power Co., $4.60 pfd.
A
common
(Julius)
'3-17
4c
Investors,
Bros.,
4
Funds:
'
4%%
2-29
50c
;
preferred
Gamble
3-
3-18
1
3-19
75c
(quar.),.
(quar,),
Corp.,
3-31
1
25c
E.)
3-18
7%c
1
68 %c
Co.
2-29
3-31
t$1.25
—
—
4-
20c
(quar.)
common
Realty
A
4-
3-10
25c
-
20c
1
3-8
3-21
40C
(quar.)
10c
;
A.)
B
8iy4c
.,1.
3-29
15c
Genuine Parts (increased-quar.)___
Genung's, Inc.
(quar,)_:_b,^,—u,—
Georgia-Pacific CoTp. (quar.)
Gold
(quar.)
Loom
Carrol
$37 %c
!
preferred
the
*
3-
4-
20c
$1.25
10c
(Geo.
3-24
1
3t
$1.05
(quar.),:
Co.,
class
Inc., common. (quar.)
$3.50preferred
(quar.),,
1
4-
4r20
Corp.—
Co., class
A_,wi.ub,+.h-,b,-,_h+.J„_
$37%c
—
50c
1
25c
h_,
.'
Fundamental
(quar.)
'
25c
b
(quar.),
A
25c
1
60c
—
Genesco,
$1
stock series
Refining,
of
1
3-24
15c
series
(Quarterly
Ltd.
Products
4V2%
Fruit
3-10
—
<quar.)___
5V2%
3-4
3-25
Class
1
$1.12 %
(increased)
:
3-10
$1.06%
b.
10c.
:
(quar.),*
(Louis)
55-
20c
Machinery
Canada, Ltd.
Glass
Ltd.
3-
3-18
Extra :
45c
;_
.
&
of
(Charles
Class'
3-15
17c
Economy Baler Co. (quar.)
Ecuadorian Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
Eddy Match, Ltd. (quar.)
Eddy Paper, Ltd., com. (quar.)
$1
■,
(quar.).:
Canada, Ltd.
Inc.
Co.
3-15
^Genesee Brewing,
$1.25
com.
4-
25C
•
(quar.)—,:
5c
Quarterly
~
net
'
preferred
(quar.).
,r 5%%
preferred
(quar. I-——,-,
General Waterworks Corp.—
."
$2 voting 2nd preferred (quar.)
12c
;
;___
2-26
55c
Co.—.
preferred
50c
,
__
(quar.)
$3 class
Quarterly
,
$25c
Fund
above
Economic
.
Fund
payments
income
Both
.
(quar.)
Balanced
-
-
(quar.)
Mfg.
Cos.,
(accum.)
1st preference A
Rubber
4%%
30c
Custodian
Preferred
B
5%
&
2-26
75c
;
(quar.
preferred
Franklin
4-
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-26
3-15
5c
_
(quar.),,
Steel
Co.
Corp.
A
Easy Washing Machine Co., Ltd.—
Tire
3-14
3-31
2-26
3-15
|
(quar,)
10c
class "A* (quar.)
of
Dairies
2-29
preferred
Eaton
Co.
1
4-
_
Time
preferred
';i
(quar.)
Wallace,
Foremost
4-
(quar.)
General
2-29
-
(quar.)
2-26
2-26
3-15
(quar,).:—_.———
Corp,
(quar.)—
4%%
3-25
4
75c
(quar.)
3-10
1
4
4-
$1.183/4
(quar.)
3-24
3-14
4-
3-10
3-15
preferred
25c
____
common
Mineral Co.
Motor
$6 preferred
$3.60
5.28%
5-
(qi*tr.)__
(quar.)
Co.
4-
40c
Y.)
preferred
Light Co.,
preferred
Forbes
7%c
(quar.)
(quar.)-
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
3-15
3-25
'
preferred (quar.
Machinery & Chemical
5%%
(quar.)
&
Stores,
Common
25c
Eastman Kodak
3-31
1
(quar.
$4.20
Food
$1.12%
Corp.
12c
5-
2
3-15
J.)—
(quar.
Corp.
3-15
4-
N.
(quar.*)—
common
Corp.
Power
4-28
$$1.75
$1
Eastern
preferred
$.027
City,
(N.
Inc.
(quar.)
preferred
2nd
Power
Florida
(Halifax)—
common
4.75%
4
5-
3-31
59 %c
2
3-
2
40c
—,,,_
3-
3-15
3-10
5-
54y2C
(quar.)
3-25
4
3-31
4
74 %c
preferred-(quar.)—_—
7%C
.-
(resumed)*
Florida
1
(quar.)-,
(increased)
Company,
15c
(quar.),,
Assn.,
preferred
preferred
40c
(quar.),,,_Cb^„_,
common
4
1
■
(quar.
4
3-31
$25c
preferred
(quar.)
Eastern Stainless Steel
4Vi%
$5
,
Inc
(quar.)
Tubing
25c
Asso.,
7
4.40%
3-
3-21
25c
——-
4.36%
3-15
1
30c
—
8
56'/4c
common
$4 preferred
4-
3-15
(quar.)
preferred
Eastern
preferred
4-
3-15
14c
,
Co.
3-
31%c
(quar.)
Quarterly
4 % %
preferred
3-10
7
4-
$1.25
Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
(quar.)
$4 50
3-
3-
2-25
3-
93 %C
——
45c
.
___
Bureau
$5
3-
31 %c
Eagle Food Centers
East Kootenay Power. Ltd., 7% pfd.
(accum.)
Savings & Loan
General
4-29
3-21
1
3-14
7c
——
—1-—
3-31
40c
Bank
Company,
Flexible
Ford
Fuel
1
3-
of Pennsylvania—
(quar.)
3-25
■>
(quar.)
Bros.,, Co.,
Foote-Burt
,
Corp.
Fisher
Fisher
.
1
4-
___
■
Flagg-Utlca Corp.
1
4-
<
10c
-
pfd. (1956 series) (quar.)
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co.
(quar.)
&
6-
2-29
3-15
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
General
1
4-
51 %C
conv.
City
4-1
■
50c
..
Dura Corp. (quar.)
Duro-Test Corp.—
Gas
National
Fleming
4-
52 %c
E'astern Canada
7
80c
National
4-1
52 %c
preferred
Eastern
3-
6
25c
General Telephone & Electronics Corp.—
Common
(quar.)
——
Field)
Baltimore—
(Jersey
First
3-
4-25
♦
-
___b
2-25
4-25
27 %c
inc.)
(quar.
at
Asso.
Bank
.
3-16
3-15
$1.12%
—
preferred
Lines
National
3-15
,
87 %c
,
4.10%
Air
1
35c
Marshall
Fund,
First
2-25
,
3-14
4.20%
Eastern
Underwriters
Flintkote
.
Gas
4-
preferred
$2.10
1
9
3-18
3-15
33%c
11c
«
(quar.)
(quar.)
Industrial
First
2-25
-
.5-2
4.15%
East Tennessee Natural
$2.40
General Telephone Co.
5
5-
34-
4-
25c
(quar.),,,—
7%c
Corp.,
preferred A
Quarterly
3-15
1
2%•
;
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)-
5%
5-29
preferred
$1.35
1
3-15
4-27
.
2-29
4-30
3-11
30c
preferred (quar.)
: $3
preferred (quar.)————
$4.75 preferred (quar.)——
—
General Railway Signal (quar.)
General
Refractories
(quar.):
General Securities Inc. (Minn.),,——.—General Steel Castings
(quar.)
General Steel Wares, Ltd., common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.),
—
General Telephone Co. of California—
.
5%
preferred (quar.)————
—
General Telephone Co. of Florida—
$1 preferred (quar.)——,——
Y $1.30 preferred (quar.)—
$1.30 preferred B (quar.)
—
$1.32 preferred
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Illinois—
$2.37% preferred lquar.)
General Telephone Co, of Indiana—
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
—.
General Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
General Telephone Co.
of Michigan—>
35c
,
(from
._
4
4_
•-,4...
10c
$1.25
dividend)
,
preferred
3-15
9
3-15
3-25
3%
$2.98
1
75c
,
3-15
3-
3-28
.•
$1.75
-
,
3-15
...
(see
America
3-
♦,
1
40c
_
of
3-21
-
1
4-
$2.25
3-31
4-15
-
rv
•'.« '
,
50c
$1.34
*
4%
Fire
•
Co.
General
Financial
3-12
20c
-
$4.50 preferred (quar.)_--—Duquesne Light Co., common (quar.)
$2.10 preferred (quar.
3.75%
2-26
Co.—
;
5-
50c
(quar.).
Co.
(quar.)
Financial
5-12
$1.50
de Nemours
4-1
1
$15c
&
(quar.)
B
1-
;
;
Class
2
4-
25c
i*
(stock
5-20
1
3-15
3-31
,
50c
preferred (qyar,)——*
$5 preferred (quar.)—
General Portland Cement (quar.)—
General Precision Equipment Corp., common
$1.60 preferred (quar.)—
.
2
.5-
A
6-
_______
(quar.,)
3-
Class
$15c
'
Investing
(quar.)'—
of Delaware
Corp.
$15c
1
...;
I
3-25
Oil
3-15
c-
(interim)
preferred
(Marshall)
Fifteen
'
$15C
.
•; -
(quar.)
Inc.
3-
1
6-
7V2C
(quar.),,.
Fiduciary Trust Co. of N. Y.,
3-11
$3
(quar.)
3-15
6-
5c
Field
.4-28
$1
.
International,
7
3-31
Corp.—
40C
Finance Co.
■
common
3-
(quar.)
3-24
2-16
,
(quar.)
Inc.,
3-31
5c
pfd.
$3
3-10
3-15
$10c
(quar.)
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
5.36% B preferred (quar.)
4
25c
Stores
1
4-
30c
Power
3-
25c
,
(quar.)
4-14
Filtrol
'
(quar.)__—
7%
Dunham-Bush,
4.
3-28
-
1
(quar.)
3-25
10c
(quar.)
Corp.,
Mutual
,3-28
-
preferred
1
Creek,
Paper Products
(quar.),,
Fund,
Inc.
(quar.)
1
,
(quar.)
4%
3-
50c
(Battle
3-15
35c
Corp.
$3iy4c
common
8
3-
3-15
3-
United
Fidelity
1
3-15
25c
$3.75
2-29
Federated
3-31
4-
3-15
Works
Corp.
3-18
8
3-15
3-15
3-
Fed-Mart
3-
23c
3-23
Ferro
1
3-31
25c
..
Assn.
Co.
Department
3-17
4-
20c
Purchaser,
3-18
3-15
28 %c
Screw
1
1
(monthly)
Federal
1
4-
4.60%
pfd. (quar.),.
class A (initial)
Federal
4-
1
25c
(quar.)
Mortgage
Federated
2
2-29
3-
40c
(quar.),,
(quar.),,
Electric
3-22
4-
1
2-29
30c
Board,
3-21
,4-14
/.
Rockaway RR. (s-a),
Co. (quar.)
;
Corp.,
'Paper
4-
1
25c
12-22
+55c
-
Chemical
Draper Corp.
National
Pacific
1
3-18
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)_____
5
t35c
—
Dravo
Federal
Federal
Fiduciary
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3-
3-16
4-
Motors
3-31
37 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)—-——
Trust (Boston)—
Quarterly from income,
General
4
3-15
Investors
"
(quar.)
Ltd.,
9
$17 %c
Chemical,-Ltd;
3-15
40c
Fibreboard
(quar.),,
com.
3-15
2-16
$1
Co.
Co.
Corp.
3-31
,4-15
2-29
$3
Inc.
3-31
J44c
3-30
3-31
1
.
39c
(quar.)
8
7
40c
(quar.),____
(quar.)
Casualty
(quar.)
Insurance
$25c
.-
(quar.)
Industries,
6%
•4-
200%
(quar.)
&
Shops,
&
25c
t$1.12'/2
Co., Ltd.,
3-
2-25
Ltd.—
Dominion Steel & Coal, Ltd.
Dominion
3-31
v3-15
3-
Insurance Co.
Co.
20c
Duluth-Superior Transit Co.,,,
Dover
Life
$0.38
(quar.)—
preferred
Dominion Stores. Ltd.
Bake
Federal
Mich.)
(quar.)
preferred
Federal
1
Federal
preferred (quar.)
Dominion Glass
3-15
Federal-Mart
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.,
non-cumultaive
Farrel-Birmingham
Federal
Ltd.
Dominion Foundries &
*3-14
3"
,
3-10
3-
(quar.)
Underwriters Assn.
3-31
15c
(A 3-for-l
Dairies,
Farmers
3-21
-430c
1
3-22
3-18
50c
12%c
.
;
(quar.)
Traders Life
3-15
preferred
Corset,
Dominion
5%
$1.56
&
(Syracuse. N. Y.)
3-21
—
Crucible
Farmers
3-16
4-1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Dodge
quar.),.
(accum.)
Family Finance Corp. (quar.)
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops (quar.)
Fansteel
Metallurgical
Corp.
(quar.),,,,
3-28
—
4-
10c
Corp.,
preferred
$1
.
(Joseph)
conv.
17 %C
dep. rets. Ordinary.:
Diversev
6%
Brewing
15c
—
Distillers Corp.-Seagrams, Ltd.
Distillers Co., Ltd.—
Amer.
(increased
Inc. (quar.).
Whitney Corp.
25c
(quar.)
DierkSj Forests
Diebold,
Bearings
Falstaff
15c
(s-a)
Chemical
Detroit Stamping
3-18
50c
37%c
Lanes.
3-10
62 %c
(s-a)
25c
—,—
_
2-29
25c
preferred
3-18
__
3-31
25c
(quar.)
4- 1
4-1
(quar.)
—
Fajardo Eastern Sugar Asso., $2 pfd.
RR.
$3.50
to
30c
—
Fairmont Foods Co., common
4% preferred (quar.)
Corp.—
Western
3-25
8
Tramway Corp.—
$2.50
(quar.),,;
(N. Y.)
3-15
Financial
—
4-15
5
4
3-
3-31
$1.12%
preferred
5%
3-
1
10%
preferred (quar.)——-—.—•
convertiDle preferred (quar.),——
General Crude Oil (quar.)—,,
——
General Electric Co.
(quar.K—,—General Electric Co., Ltd. (interim)
General Finance Co. (quar.)
—■
General Fireproofing Co.—
common
1
4-
,
4%%
General Industries,
4-
15c
6%
1-30
3-
2-15
10c
3-11
3-31
3-15
Corp.,
3-
4
15c
Corp.
3-31
3-31
,4c
(quar )„_,,_
Company
3-28
5
3-11
22%c
(quar.),
common
Exolon
50c
(quar.)
3-21
inc.—
(quar.)
Excelsior Insurance
2-29
3-15
4-15
3-21
10c
pref.
(initial)
Inc.,
2
3-
3-15
27 %c
preferred A (quar.)—
General
Controls, common (quar.)
Stock
dividend
.—
General
(quar.),,
90c
preferred
92 %c
pfd.
& Reed,
3-15
Holden
of Rec.,
"
5%%
3-17
3-15
2-
4-
When
Payable
,
5
3-22
8c
'
3-14
4"0o
t
_
20c
3-22
3-31
3-31
4- 1
4-15
3-15
4-30
4- 1
20c
Halsey
common
1
1
1
„
3-
4-22
.——
\
Company
Name of
y
4-20
5- 2
3-15
$1
dividend)—5%
.(stock
(s-a)„
4-
(quar.)
Rio
A
(quar.),,
common
(quar.)
Smock,
Class
(quar.)—
(initial quar.)
com.
Inc
Erie
Ex-Cell-O
(quar.),
(quar.)____;
preferred (quar.)
Class
Fund,
—
new
Corp.,
common
Reislstor,
Eurofund, Inc.
12 %c
profits)—
preferred
Delaware
3-10
IV2C from net
distribution of
a
preferred (quar.)—
4.20% preferred (quar.)—
4.56%
4-11
3-29
20c
Light, 3.70%
preferred
4-25
Corp.,
50c
4%
4.28%
3-15
Assoc.
Johnson
preferred
Equity
4-11
50c
___
Co.
5
4i25
$1
—
4%'<
1
35C
b
Employers Group
Endicott
5c
security
Hudson
Empire
3-
25c
(quarterly of
income
realized
3-18
4-15
(quar.),.—
Payable
of Rec.
Share
Holdera
$1.16%
50c
tl2%c
25c
15c
25c
40c
34c
35c
40c
(s-a)
(quar.)
Mfg.. Co. (quar.)
District Electric Co.,
3-31
(quar.)—
Turbine
Emhart
3-15
(quar.)
pfd.
RR.
Co.
Share
"
Electric
9c
Decker Nut Mfg.. Co
Deere & Company (quar.)
Steam
Electric
:
.
(quar.)—:
t75c
.
DeLaval
Ltd.
•
Mfg. new (initial quar.),,
Emery Air rreight Corp. (initial quar.)——
Emery Industries (quar.)
4
4-
Elwell-Parker
2-23
3-
*
Williamsport
Emerson
3-15
Company
t30c
Dayton Rubber Co., common (quar.)
$2 class A pref. (quar.)
Records, Inc.
3-11
12 %c
Dayton & Michigan RR., common (s-a)
8% preferred (quar.)
Decca
1
3-23
(quar.)
Iron,
4-
4-15
—
class A
Ltd.,
Frere,
Malleable
Emco,
8c
Darling (L. A.) Co. (quar.)
Daryl Industries (initial)
&
3-11
50c
Corp., common (quar.)—
3%% series A preferred (quar.)
David
1
93 % c
Dana
Davies
3-
4-
25c
■
3-19
20c
4
of
&
20c
(quar.),
common
When
Per
Name
'
(initial quar.)—
common
Elver
When
Share
Name of Company
1
$1.25
3-
3-15
$5c
.
4
3-lo
4-
27%C
3
3-
3-15
1
4-
1
3-15
1
25c
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Canada, Ltd.
(quar.)II
3-31
3-
$1.06 y4
(quar.)
3-31
3-
$1.25
3-31
3-
1
$18%c
3-31
3-
1
1
5
Continued
on
page
50
Volume
191
Number
5933
.
.
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1121)
Stock Record from the New York Stock
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
Range for Previous
40
3
59% Feb
•
9
108 V'2 Oct
20
12% Nov
10
57
Aug 17
23% Jan
2
4
2
Jan
Apr 24
27% Dec
46 % Nov 23
Lowest
47% May 8
84% Apr 28
134
18% Mar 26
26
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Sep
40
Mar
Vending
47
52
15
ACF
Industries Inc
Dec
31
94% Jan
2
125
Jan
12
Mar
107
71
91% Mar 10
Sep 22
290
23
22 % Nov
328
Oct
1
3% Feb
fi
28% Dec
30
16% Nov
17
22% Apr
8
23% Jan
2
53% Dec
18
77% Jun
35
9% Jan. 28
Jan
28
44% Jan
7
89
Dec
32% Jan
Acme
28 V8 Jan
Adams
53
66
Jan
Adams-Millis
Mar
Addressograph-Multigraph
Mar
Jan
127
23% Jan
Admiral
Jan
40% Mar
66
20 % Feb
% Mar
85
4
1
29 % Jan
4
15% M^r
8
18% Jan
4
Alco
8
51% Jan
4
Aldens
80
4
79
Feb
;
17
9% Mar
8
13% Jan
Feb
Allied
Products
52% Feb
•
2
75
1
32 % Mar-
9
Jan
114
33
I
39% July 15
115% July 24
May
4
Mar 11
Mar
58% Jan
13
78
Feb
Jan
28
132
Jan
28
36
Feb
2
35 % Jan
4
29% Mar
8
•
83
8
108
Jan
26
253A
25%
55%
56 Va
56%
57
Laboratories
Co
53%
117%
12
Feb
44 %
Sep 22
12
Mar 31
36
Mar
51
ft
39
Dec
10
47
Feb
29
43% Feb
8
56% July 17
106% Feb
69% Nov 25
27% Dec 22.
5
30
65
4
42
Jan
49% Feb
48
Mar 10
Jan
7
6%
2
.78% Jan
6
31 % Jan
21
23 % Nov
lp
35% Apr
33% Apr
9
■19% Mar
9
25% Jan
10
160% Apr
9
101
3
106% Jan
2
50 % Sep
2
43
32% Oct
7
46 % Dec
Jan
2
64 %
58
18
May 29
Mar
Feb
18
-
3%%
Airlines
American
19%
20%
34,000
18
34%
35
34%
343/4
7,100
17%
71 %
66%
300
*250
5%
5%
27%
28
44% Jan
4
American
Bank
61% Jan
4
39% May
0
23% Mar
7
30
Jan
4
1
45% Mar
8
51% Jan
7
American
Aug
American
3
33% Nov
20
25% Mar
4
30
Jan
22
Jan
7
20% Feb
11
19
Jan
6
19
Jan
6
7% Feb
13
14% Mar 18
9% Feb
17
13% Jan
4
40% Nov
13
50% Jan
8
43% Jan
4
American
35% Sep
17
47% Jan
39% Mar
40"% Mar
2
2
61% Aug
7
44 %. Mar 17
65% Apr
20 % Dec
25% Sep
19% Mar
44
85
29
37% Dec 24
84
.Tan- 15
46% Sep
14
May 28
106
Sep
2
6
38
44% Mar
9
51% Jan
47
Feb
.
38 % Feb
65 % July 28
S
47% Mar
43
Apr 17
55% May 18
45% Oct 26
Jan
46% Jan
Jan
2
46
July 27
23% Mar
36 % Nov
9
45
Feb
35
25
4
30
34% Apr
15
8% Nev 27
18% Jan
22
25% Oct
31
Marl3
122
Feb " 9
38% July 21
193
__
9%
12
25
May 27
91%
19'A
51%
16%
53%
35
Mar 17
110
Mar 30
15% Dee 23
93
18% July
3
17% Dec
Dec 29
45% Oct
105
Apr
16%
9%
94
4
95
Jan
6
4
59% Jan
19
76% Jan
14
Dec
Jan
44% Feb
21% Mar
Jan
22
86% Jan
22
22% Mar
Dec
18
Mar
22% Feb
54%
55%
77%
77
77%
32%
33%
125
119
31%
87%
33%
80
Feb
17
58'A Jan
8
27% Jan
14
4
4
22
American
Metal
American
25
43% Jan
15
American
9
16% Feb
3
American
Rad
5
American
67 % Mar
8
80
Feb
3
American
42
3
54% Jan
4
American
6
Jun
12
117
34% Dec
30
125
59
Mar 10
Feb
26
72
'A Dec
105
22
Jan
2
26% Dec
28
43% Mar
27 Va Dec
21
35% Feb
13 Va Jan
26
18% May 18
75 Ve Sep
22
Jun
9
90
117
37
89
118% Jan
7
16
&
24 Va Nov
4
14% JaD
2
Co
23
American
Sugar
American
Tel
American
Tobacco
122
&
6% preferred
9
43
% Jan
4
American
Viscose
4
18% Feb
19
American
Water
25% Mar
7
27% Feb
15
Feb
26
26% Jan
15
14
Mar
8
18% Jan
11
Jan
7
55% Feb
29
Preferred
5%%
32% Feb
8
23
46% Mar 13
33% Feb
17
74% Mar 17
49% Mar
8
68% Jan
15
Anaconda
Co
1
60% Mar 18
44 Va Mar
9
54 % Jan
11
Anaconda
Wire
— 1
-
42 % Mar
40% Mar
1
2
Ampex
Feb
3
Dec
17
34
Mar
47
•'
4
28%'Oct 20
For
36'A Mar
9
9
85
Jan
Aug
6
36
Feb
17
36% Jan
14
41% Jan
12
41 Va
footnotes,
July 28
95% Apr
see
page
30 Va Mar
28.
3
88
4
21
40% Jan
,
Jan
8
34% Feb
3
46
1,800
20
47%
20%
1,500
19%
20%
19%
20%
19%
19%
6,700
3
20%
21
10
38%
39
*38%
100
.,
3,300
38"%
39%
39%
*85%
x39%
86%
39%
*85%
38%
86%
*85%
86%
48%
*84%
,85%
49%
*84%
47Va
48%
47%
48%
45
45
48%
49%
48 %
49
45%
45%
45
45
10
49
45
50%
45
45
48'A
500
49
48%
49%
23%
48%
49%
24%
49%
50
23%
23%
36,700
23%
24
24%
24%
24%
24%
5
No par
12.50
35
151
*34
26%
8
35%
1
156%
Corp..2
36%
19
*102
108
*15
1
18
*96
52%
78%
17%
18%
100
xl51%
36%
36%
18%
15
*96
79%
46%
23%
24%
15
15%
x22%
15
35%
35%
35%
35%
1,800
152%
156%
150%
153%
9,300
36%
36%
36%
37
18
18
*18
19
*102
108
*102
6,900
108
*14%
15
*14%
15
800
200
17%
*94%
98
96%
96%
500
51 %
53
51
52%
36,400
79%
79
79%
410
46%
76%
46
21%
*89
22
90%
*79
46%
21%
*89
18
18
18
5,000
47
48
1,800
22%
21%
22
54,100
90%
90%
5,000
23%
22%
23%
23%
23%
23
15%
15
15
15%
15%
15%
15%
1,400
110
313,300
24%
23%
22%
24%
23
24%
57%
23%
56
24%
57%
56
56%
56%
57%
52%
57%
57%
48%
50Va
49%
50%
45%
50%,
51
51
53
45%
45 Va
2,900
45
46
x45%
46
46
46'A
4,300
37%
37%
37%
37%
8,000
14%'• 14%
41,900
45%
x22%
37%
-
37%
37%
37%
13%
14%
13%
14%
*140%
29
143
29%
*140%
•
13%
14
*141%
" "
143
143
37%"* 37%
14%
*142
;14%
143
*142
29
29%
29
29%
69
71
29%
29%
67%
67%
68%
71
69%
70
69
43 %
69%
42%
42%
42 Va
42-%
42 3A
433/a
43'/a
44
138 Va
56
138
55%
138
138 Va
55%
553/4
♦55%
1183/4
•117%
27%
27 Va
27%
27%
273A
32
30%
313/4
32
32%
27%
32%
33 %
31%
68
70%
68
29%
30%
X27%
28%
29 %
29 Va
X28 Va
283/4
85%
103
139
553/4
28%
*13%
139
29%
*117%
118%
27%
117
►—1 CO 00
29%
117
683/4
138
56 Va
•55%
118
*117%
138%
56 Va
4,000
950
14,800
550
400
118
10
27%
27%
11,300
31%
32 Va
14,100
67%
70%
713A
71%
71%
8,200
27%
<
27% '
27 Va
27%
27%
273A
4,600
28
283/8
28
28%
28
28 Va
6,530
69%
14
*13%
87%
x84%
853/a
84%
86 %
85 %
863/a
85%
105 %
103%
104%
1023A
103 Va
103%
1033/4
1033/4
104 3/a
120'A
121
14
8,900
143
42%
*117 Va
5
100
6,800
18,300
57%
56
25
8%
23%
x51
138
33 Va
36
28 %
90%
23%
25
___
14"%
7%
18
46
90
25
Co
17%
♦34
27%
53
*78
21"%
*88%
36%
8%
6,200
100
50%
46%
21%
88%
35"%
155
36
26%
7"%
90O
36,400
18
79%
47%
*34
38%
85 %
*96
53
79%
*44
26
8%
108
14"%
18%
50%
22%
25
.1
common
*102
100
53%
21%
No par
com
17%
108
17%
~
35%'
153%
15
-
27%
1%
35%
.
36
27
8%
*102
15%
*34
27%
88%
25
100
36%
36
47%
2
com—.5
35%
150
38%
19
1
*133/a
133/4
•l33/a
133/4
•133/a
13%
86%
—
w
—
108,400
6,100
100
120%
119%
119%
1203A
120 %
120 3A
33%
120%
33%
33%
34
333/8
33 "Va
17%
333A
34%
34 Va
5
18
34%
21,100
17%
18
18
18%
25%
18%
18%
25
com
xl20%
25
Co
18%
18%
26%
1,700
25%
25%
25%
25 %
*26
26%
25%
*25
25%
25%
14%
14%
14
14%
Xl4Va
25%
143/4
•25
1
1
series
48
50 Va
49
503/4
49
25
*25
•26
263A
710
600
25%
25%
25 %
100
14'A
15
14%
14%
6,500
51
49%
51%
49%
50
38
39 Va
11,000
1
Electronics
Corp
_
&
Cable
38
40 %
37%
393/8
38 Va
393A
36%
393A
39
37%
1
36%
37
363/a
37 Va
37
50%
38%
x37Va
50
_
51%
49%
51%
49%
52%.
51'A
523A
45 %
51%
52
45
44%
44%
44 Va
44 Va
44%
44%
43
44%
460
37%
37%
36%
37%
36%
37
37
36%
89%
1,900
*86%
89%
*86 Va
37
89%
No par
Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
$4
40
37%
45'A
series
Amphenol-Borg
Anchor
33
86
Corp
39%
37%
47%
American Zinc Lead & Smelting
AMP Inc endorsed shares
22
"
12,300
35,800
40%
38
45%
Corp
6%
30 Va Sep
,.n_ r.,
39%
*37%
10%
48'A
l
Works
Preferred
58% Sep
50% Dec
....
40%
19%
10%
48%
—
33% Mar
25
39%
28%
*19
49%
Tobacco
Tel
15 Va Jan
45
40
11
48%
—
1
1
39%
10%
48%
Co Ltd—£1
Refining
Sumatra
2
2
40%
.
47%
preferred.100
Inv
1% preferred
89% Mar
21
10%
49
Co
108% Mar
Dec
19%
10
48%
common
Stores
8
19 Va Oct
*19
10%
10
Sany
non-cumulative
4
63
51 Va Nov 26
27%
19%
10
100
Snuff
4
7
25%
*19
45
Seating Co.
10
Ship Building Co—No par
Smelt & Refg com.No par
101% Feb
29% Aug
27% May
23
.
38%
s
South African
American
26%
45
Steel Foundries
2
*59%
37%
Chem
American
Mar
61%
400
44%
Co
3
Jan
*59%
100
1,100
38
—_l
82 Va Feb
79% Jan
39
45%
1
Std
117
55% July 29
17% Dec 17
13% Mar 12
25 % Nov
17
43%
*38%
39%
No par
&
109% Nov 25
20
*43
39%
44%
Co
9
6
43%
10%
.100
67 Va Mar
19
43%
*38 %
19%
10%
preferred.100
American
31 Va Feb
43%
38%
37%
Corp
20
14% Jan
43%
38%
61
8%
38 Va Jan
29% Jan
102
39%
27%
9
4
4,000
44,700
*101
43%
8%
4
2
20
29%
20 %
102
*59 Va
26%
Jan
Jan
28%
19%
19%
102
*38%
^40c
34
13% Mar
28%
28%
20
105
61
Power..No par
9
27 Va Mar 10
17,700
40
36
8
28
283/4
66%
43%
36
Mar
6%
193/4
*102
3,000
65%
46%
Co
27 Va Mar
Amer
27%
20 Va
46%
66 %
37%
7% preferred
American
25%
*19
1
Co
129 Va Jan
Sep 22
Jan
Apr
4
18
1
—
30% Mar
26 % Mar 26
28%
110
10O
45%
65
66%
45%
37%
7% preferred
23
139
19%
49
45%
20
Co
Gas
Potash
9
28
*100
43%
39
Corp new—.166%
Optical
Feb
28%
20%
110
Va
5,300
45%
Co
American
27
54
,,
43%
10
Products
15
Nov
9
20
100
Metal
Feb
May
63Va Mar
65%
&
Natural
86% Feb
29
67%
Fdry com—3.50
Molasses
13
37%
65 Va
4%% preferred
News
133% Jan
27,400
68%
Metals.No par
Climax Inc com„1
American
148% Mar 20
115,600
84%
*47
100
Motors
33% Jan
30%
83%
No par
Supply
&
15
92
117% Oct
Mach
American
7
34
29%
85
*34%
Corp
Investment Co of 111
American
Mar
33%
30%
83%
37%
International
4
Mar'
34
29%
84%
49
Ice Co common—No par
18
29
33%
30 Va
83%
*34%
Products..
Hospital
Machine
41
Dec
Home
62% Jan
1
33%
29%
*47
Co
Foreign
American
16
33
30%
85%
37%
preferred
18
41Vo Sep
9
Dec 30
133
54
&
American
Feb
34%
83
45
28'A
190
200
—No par
Cable
Power
4
142
114
29%
,
48%
12.50
Co.^.
18
7
114
*47
prior preferred
American
52 % Mar 31
31
Chicle
63% Jan
138Va Jan
120
25
8
Mar 17
*110
66'A
Corp
common
&
8
162
120
4,300
36,800
21,100
Radio
Co
Mar
13% Mar
33%
28%
56
21
33%
19%
48% Mar
18% Apr
34%
28%
15% Jan
26% Feb
33%
27%
28% Feb
8
333/a
*19%
14
54% Mar
78
27%
7
48
55%
*34%
20
17
1
9%
54%
78
X45%
common..,
&
26
44% Feb
*111
9%
55%
78
26%
Inc
28"% Jan
1
9%
45%
77%
10
6
90% Mar 11
8
32%
119
9%
54%
78
54%
*77
1,000
5,300
Chain
American
3.90%
9
26,200
non-cumulative
American
5%%
2,000
56
34%
9
61%
14
53% July
Sep 22
Dec
American
6%
1,000
9'A
26%
American Hardware
American
49% Jan
15
American
;
4,300
34%
9
16%
47%
Can
American
8
49 %
34
17
25%
Corp
European Secur
American Export Lines Inc
6
49%
35
•16%
45%
Barge Line Co
Crystal Sugar com
prior preferred
5
19% Jan
50%
35
17
37%
Commer
7
16% Jan
49%
343/4
16%
47
Electric
—
51
34%
48 %
Enka
9
50%
35%
*45%
No par
Ajnerican
15
16%
52
26%
64% Dec
6
137
—
14"% Mar
17% Feb
1,900
35,500
47%
American
18
19%
52%
16%
51%
•34%
34%
*100
250
19
51%
47
American
24% Jan
92
'
19%
51%
25 •%
73% Apr
7
13
8
•91
19
50%
46 3A
8
18
92
18%
51 Va
26 Va
4
38% Mar
92
18%
49%
'
24%
7
38% Jan
51%
60%
50% Mar
175% Jan
91
18%
48%
46
33% Jan
9
91%
19,300
24%
42
15
42%
47
Distilling
11
41%
*34%.
common—
Cyanamid
9% Jan
42%
23%
American
28% Mar 11
41%
45%
American
9
41%
47%
4
Jan
8,100
40 %
91
24%
4
8
41%
*46%
,
80.
34%
Va
1
48,000
X33%
23%
59%. Jan
21
10%
158
35%
46%
46% Jan
20
9%
158
34%
60 %
8
17
16
Sep 21
38% Nov
26
American
4%%
10%
170
...
*59%
25
25
—
38% Jan
Jan
88
10
•160
81
1,300
35%
37%
American
12
32% Jan
8
56
23
Feb
98
30
32% Jan
% Feb
33% Feb
59% Apr 30
34% Jan 18
21% Sep 21
89% Dec 14
13% Jun
41
May 19
84
1
24% Dec
Amer
52% Nov
9
76% Dec 30
41
9
2
20% Jan
5
11
9
10 Va
165
•79
333/4
18%
•
9%
*160
35
81
45
7% preferred
24% Jan
16
-
Note
Cable
American
54 % Jan
142% Feb
17% Mar
9
12
9%
168'A
41
50
Theatres
1
Mar 10
7% Mar
36% Mar
„
14% Jan
104
July 27
26
Jan
% Mar
4,300
40%
*79
81
47 Va
5% preferred
9
Feb
50
17
38% Feb
28
35% Jan
41%
413/4
*79
45%
Brake
American
2
9,100
40%
41
81
Broadcasting-Paramount
20% Jan
19
16%
Bosch Arma Corp
—2
Shoe Co..__No par
American
68
28%
16 Va
47%
100
36,700
28
16%
*34 %
...
Co...
6 Va
28
16
1
6% preferred
23% Sep 22
5%
28
X39%
85'A
53A
1,400
12,200
16'/a
91%
30'A
17 Va
71%
300
28
168 %
34
5%
17Va
70
•265
16
41%
♦117
53A
17%
71
300
27%
33 %
34
69%
•257
16%
lO'/a
*76 Va
5%
.
17 Va
aA
41 Va
35%
55%
5%
17%
69
300
28
•79
52 Va
68%
*255
40%
Va
175
9%
68
Xl5%
17 Va
,
17%
17%
300
50
preferred
Bakeries
9
60% Jan
18
14
38% Mar
•44% Jan
45% Jan
2
common
8,900
21%
35
1
»
1,700
19%
*16%
Corp
convertible
116
19%
35
12.50
Petroleum
American
115
18'A
33
19
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No
par
27
42% Jan
9
preferred
Corp.
Amerada
4
117% Nov
27% Mar
convertible
Amerace
117
19
50%
No par
Amalgamated Sugar Co
18
1153/4
5,200
4,900
58%
•
35%
Amalgamated Leather Co—
33 % Jan
116
18 Va
40%
i—10
1
53%
113%
26%
-253A
33%
*90
5
America..
.
13%
19%
34%
No par
No par
Corp
of
53
115
12%
200
37%
*160
5
Portland Cement..
Aluminium Limited—
Aluminum
57
9%
—9
Inc
13%
121
81
1
^
Alpha
4
26 Va
*79
Stores Corp common..No
par
4% preferred
t^
100
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
10
4.08% convertible preferred
100
18
40
'
25%
25'A
42
Allied
-
9
Mar
Allied
13
26 Va
25 Va
16%
10
Mills
Allied
83% Mar 17
77% May 11
J
11% Jan
38% Sep
27
Inc
58% Feb
39% Jan
17
25
Industries
Mar
8
13%
25%
24%
27%
No par
preferred.
Mar 11
11
39 % Feb
Allen
14,400
13
26%
25
X41%
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp...
1
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd—100
8
13%
12%
5%
1
Kid Co——
9
8
common..
convertible
3,900
500
9,300
17%
—.100
prior preferred
conv
6%
477/a
24% -
l
Chemical Corp—
49% Mar 11
32% Sep
$4
5,700
46%
25%
5
_
Allied
34
1
2
24%
473A
26%
*250
2
Inc_
23%
%
25%
67
100
Corp
Allied
4
127'A Sep
series
common—
Jan
24
28
5
59'
21
Jan
Inc
24
47
53%
101
18%
common..No par
17% Jan
14% Feb
11
Gas
Products
233A
473/a
•98
42
36
50c
1951
24
46%
101
26%
116%
2
Alleghany Corp
4
22% Jan
Feb
16% Feb
61% Jim
Jan
56% Jan
18% Mar
47
Feb
45
Inc
pfd
23%
*98 3/4
*98
*40%
52 3A
13 %
56
5
Products
4%% preferred
29
195
9
54% Apr
44% Feb
ft
Alabama
5
92
Mar 11
158
Dec
104
Jan
90% Jan
22
Corp
'
25%
,
._1
l
conv
101
47%
Industries
38% Feb
39% Mar
Dec
J
*98 3A
25 Va
_i
Reduction
A
27% Mar
21% Mar 20
27
Air
4
14
4.50%
4 % Jan
26% Feb
75
Jan
7% Jan
Control
100
47
Corp
Air
24
53%
23%
__No par
Aeroquip Corp
16 % Feb
42%
523A
49
'
Feb
*40%
54
26%
—10
Co—.
Corp..
18
33% Mar
I
Co
Express
33
18
Apr.
Steel
40'A
53%
47 %
xl3
Shares
40%
54
98'A
I
the Week
.
40
98%
25
Mar, 11
40
25%
—
Friday
Mar. 10
53 Va
55'A
_l
1
:
ACF-Wrigley Stores Inc
Sales for
Thursday
Mar. 9
v
53%
100
i_i_
PRICES
Wednesday
Mar. 8
41%
*41
.
„5
5
Tuesday
Mar. 7
____rrlJl
preferred
Corp-
24% Mar
17
59
Sep 21
•
18
28% Aug 25
36% Dec 22
52% Jan..
15
convertible
25 % Mar
Nov
102
4
8% Oct
4
60% Aug 31
30
46 %
Jan
15% Jan
54% Nov
12% Feb "10
Dec
Sep
245
30
17% Dec
57
30
15% Nov
2
32 % Jan
160
Jan
85
12
8
4%
22
Apr
6% Mar 19
Fund
ABC
12% Mar
Monday
Par
Laboratories common
21
66
3
Abbott
28% Jan
34% July 15
30% Mar 9
17% Dec
Abacus
4
110
23% Mar' 8
2
29% May 11
38% Dec 29
6
62% Jan
7
Jan
4
Sep 23
2
42
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Jan
Jan
Sep 21
8
98% Mar
26
17
NEW YORK
Highest
52% Mar 10
33
23% Jan.
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCKS
Te&r1959
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Lowest.
17
6.25
preferred—
No
Anderson Clayton & Co
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
—
par'
*66%
89%
*86%
X36%
*85%
37%
89%
136,900
6,200
61,800
—-.
21.80
36%
36%
36
36%
36
36 Va
36 Va
37
37%
30%
36 Va
3,000
10
31 %
30 y8
31 Va
30%
31'A
31%
32 %
31%
32
5,400
18
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1122)
Range Since Jan. 1
i.car
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
18
49% Feb
11
34% Feb
17
40% Jan
28% Nov
27
40% Jan
26
2Hw4 Feb
16
30% Jan
64% May
7
80 V2 July 29
59% Mar
8
77% Jan
4
23
7
37% Nov
24
32% Jan
8
42% Feb
19
Armour
9
49% Nov
25
39
Jan
26
44% Feb
26
Armstrong
7
13
35% Feb
75
YORK
STOCK
5
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
11
Argo
Oil
Armco
&
75
Jan
17% Nov
20
23y. July 16
17
Feb
8
20 74 Jan
23% Oct
15
28% Apr
21% Mar
9
27% Jan
Jan
2
25% May 15
20
8
23% Jan
4
11
40% May 19
26
37% Jan
5
2nd
2
14% Jun
18
32% Feb
13 Va Jan
28
14% Feb
25
Feb
13
60% Dec
30
56% Jan
27
60% Jan
4
Feb
9
102%. Feb
24
55% Feb
8
63
Jan
4
8
27% Jan
5
7
9% Feb
2
28% Feb
1
79% Jan -15
31'% Feb
10
83'A Feb
40'/j Mar
4
35% Mar
8
74% Jan
4
■
2
Mar
79% Mar 10
Arvin
5
Constable
ASR
Products
99
59
Sep
100
107% Mar 31
25
Nov
10
88% Jan
2
27
27
27
27
27
62y2
59y2
60
61 %
60%
61
29,800
38 V4
35%
59/8
35%
60%
36%
61%
37%
36%
363/a
37 Va
36 3a
36%
31,300
40'/a
41'A
78
40
77%
40%
77%
39%
41
17'A
17%
22%
I 20V2
32% July
8
29
10% Mar
4
28'/2 Dec
18
33'A Sep
II
Nov
10
92
Jan
6
47% Feb
17
62'% May 28
39% Sep
16
53'A Apr
A
3
5% Oct
28
8% Jan
1
16
16% Feb
11
68% Jan
27
15'A Nov
24
21% Jun
9
-
26
15'A Jim
96
13
13% Nov 20
28'A Dec
lO'A Jan
-
Mar
1
Mar
7
Atlantic Coast Line
41% Jan
4
78
Mar 10
4
Atlas
15% Feb
15
5%
13
96% Jan
26
Atlas
8
20% Jan
4
21% Feb 1 1
24% Jan
11
27'A Jan
12y8 Mar
9
18
15% Jan
Mar 11
1
12% Jun
42% July 24
32% Mar;
6
18% Dec
17
14% Jan
24% Nov 23
27 'A Dec
7
24'/a Jan
26
27,
18
8
6'A Feb
Dec
23
101% Feb
5
Dec
11
89'A Jun
8
80
38
Nov
16
50% July
8
34% Mar
56% Dec
28
66
Jan
20
25
Dec
28
40
Jan
6
44
Oct
12
64'A Jan
27
23
Nov
23
30% May 11
66 y2 Feb 27
Jan
22
37% Jan
17% Jan
8
1
Jan
Powder
Conv
I
Co_
12%
BJbbitt
1
(B T)
Inc___
Baltimore
4%'%
Gas
Elec
&
Jan
4
6
Barbei
8
54'A Jan
6
43% Dec
24
34% Mar
42% Jan
4
Bausch
51 '/2 Oct
21
36% Mai-
45
Jan
7
Bayuk
37% Mar
Gw
Mar
3
Beatrice Foods Co
Jan
23
204
Dec
16
100 '/2 Mar 26
19% Sep
22
36'A Jan
78
18
28% Jan
-35% Jan
32% Dec
30
7
Dec
Deo
July 29
74% May
P*
11
fl
*
Jan
7
90% Feb
92% Jan
29
18 y8 Mar
22
Feb
2
62 '/2 Jan ,13
78 Va Feb
25
183
206
Mar
R4
Feb
80% Feb
65
Dec
11
56% Feb
17
71
Feb
42
Apr
10
39% Jan
26
41
Mar
22
43% Jan
2
15
13% Jan
5
18 Va Dec
13
2
24% May 11
Jan
4
32% Mar
Beckman
26'A
Beck
(A S)
Creek
commonn___12.50
38%
,
91<*
2.50
4%%
18%
69%
12}/n '
pfdi—xlOO
1
Corp
1814
_1
Inc
——_1
80
80
64%
'
RR_—X_—_—50
15
Beech-Nut Life
Savers Corp———10
33%
"17%
91
61
Dec
Sep
14
22
95
May
89
S
May 14
Jan
Feb
23
Eeldihg-Heminway__1
17%
14
Jan
29
16% Feb
26
18
50
Feb
25
Bell Aircraft Corp
^
A1
Bell & Howell Co common_i_No par--
14%
Jan
89% Feb
25
89% Feb
24
18
9
67% Mar
4'A% preferred
9
74% Jan * 4
Bendix
«ay2 Sep
10
28'/a Mar
3
22% Feb
3
23% Feb
Beneficial
45% Dec
10
52
1
45
7
46% Jan
iy4 Dec
21
36 % Jan
6
37% Sep
22
4V'A May 11
137
Sep
23
12 >/2 Jan
5
Apr
2
Mar 23
41% Apr
43% May 28
59 '/a July
2
71 % Jan
42% Dec
15% Nov
25
29
2
July
11
36
Jan
4
Mar
15 % Mar
8
24% Mar
9
'
4
Blaw-Knox
6
Bliss
Jan
Decker
&
&
Mfg
16
-
Jan
22
24% Apr
1
8
24% Sep
25
37%
-Feb~~9
48
% Dec
7
76
Sep
24
81 % Apr
24
58% Sep
30
66% Mar 17
40
10
41
4
_2.50
25
Co
Laughlin Inc
20% Jan ; 4
32% Jan
6
Boeing Airplane Co-j.—.
28% Jan
Eohn
Bliss,(E
W")
22 % Feb
11
Bond Stores Inc__!
24% Feb
10
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc_
1
46% Jan
15
Borden
39% Mar;
9
Jan
15
59% Feb
5
48% Jan
7.9
;■
Mar
6
4
Brass
3%%
1
1
Edison
Boston
&
Maine
15 Va Jan
0
11 -% Jan
18
Common
14 % Dec
29
27 % Jan
6
14% Mar
8
203/a Jan
18
113/4 Nov
17
17% Mar 13
10% Mar
9
13 Va Jan
4
33'/2 Jan
6
34
Mar
9
41 Va Jan
6
Nov
20
44% May 23
53% Jun
8
43
Mar 11
44
8 %
May 12
40% Jan
13
33'A Sep
9
76
Dec
26
Dec
15 Va
Sep
123/4 Sep
8
8% Mar 10
9% Mar
523/4 Feb,
8
63 % Jan
Oct
29
38% Feb
17
28
85 *
Jan
21
76% Jan
4
79
22
28% Nov
12
25% Mar,
4
28 y2 Jan
22
203A Apr
30
17% Jan,
6
76
Oct
12
66
47
Nov
16
42
19'/a Jan
5
6
4
8
44% NOV
2
33% Mar 18
35% May 28
23
68 >/2 Jan
2
62
2
Mar 10
35% Jan
29
4
18
463/4 Feb
4
333AAan
11
18'/a Mar
4
24% Jan
4
13% Mar
Feb
8
15% Mar
26% July 28
80% Apr 10
19% Mar
17% Jon
67
66
Jan
4
17
7
27% Jan
17% Jan.
9
18% Jan
4
24
5
21
Jan.
6
Budd
4
.
$5
Co
Buffalo
4
Bullard
13
4
Bulova
15
Watch
3
82
35% Jan.
4
22 Va Mar
12% Mar
9
26% Feb
2
16
4
Inc
2
5% July 10
18
Jan
10
Mar 30
46 Va Jun
19
Dec
79
Oct
30
26
4
23
32% Aug 12
93A Mar 17
27 y2
July 27
5
California
7'/2 Jan
6
Callahan
8
26% Jan
18
8
55% Dec
Mar
7
54% Jan
Calumet
4
19
Mar
9
2iya Jan
22
80
Feb
Feb
Apr 22
57'A Dec
69
32% Mar
footnotes,
11
-1
3
July 28
see page
34 3A
34%
343A
34%
300
46%
45%
/ 143%
40 >/4
39%
41 y2
39
25%
\
Canadian
24
$4.25
Mar
8
26% Jan
6
Canadian
56 y2 Mar
9
60y2Jan
6
Cannon
28.
6,900
413/4
70
43
41
41%
4iy4
41%
25%
25% i'
25%
251%
12,200
9,800
24%
25
16
15%
16%
16 Va
16%
25%*
16'A
243/4
25%
253/a
273/4
25 %
26
25y4
25%
25
25
25
20%
20%
20%
2 5 \'a
900
20%
19%
20%
20%
20
19%
19%
19%
201/4
3,600
20
20%
*20'/a
43%
20%
2,300
443/8
393/4
40%
15%
.
/-, 43%
40
44:
*
403/4
*78%
>19
60%*
,
,/
*773/4
61
60%
79
6,000
271/4
66,700
44
44%
43%
44
12,000
40
40%
39 3A
40%
18,700
79
79
79
603A
60%
60 3/4
"
*78
61%
1,100
161/2
3/41
60%
50
8,200
9
9
8%
8%
8 y2
15%
15%
15%
1,400
10%
10%
34%
343A
10%
12,600
35%
x34 %
443/4
6,100
44 %
34%
44 y2
X43
347/a
f
-
56%
40%
'
*79<%
26 /..
19%,
253/4
18%
43%
203/4
87
'
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*82
*r
*30 'A
13%
.
<13 '/a
20y8
X153A
197/a
"73%
*65 Va
803/4
79%
283/4
—.1
223A
223/4
*12%
30
Mines
Ltd
Ry—:
Co„,—
l.
22%
*12 y«
29
11%
57
42%
42%
80%
*79%
25%
18%
26
19%
31%
18%
18%
19
20
*82
-
20%
84
*
31%'
>31%
31%
13 y2
13%
13%
153/4
15%
67%
13
'
29%
5y2
20
*
75
1
—
Ltd
28
123/4
28%
1
13%
13%
13%
133/4
45
46y2
45%
463/8
19%
19%
19%
X19
*8oy4
80I/2
*79
82
43%.
333/4
*43
*33
433A
24%
24%
24.
57y2
57%
*57%
243/8
58
43 V*
433/4
31%
11,400
31%
32
32
600
19%
18%
19
10,900
1
20%
4
13%
15%
22%
'
*30%'
84
66 Vz
*12%
13
28%
5ya
r
28 %,
5%
21%
14%
45%
14%
14%
46%
46 Va
46%
24y8
56%
34
24%
563/4
,
-
22
5%
.22%
19% t 193/a
♦79
.
34 y2
*56 %
'
4
5,300
43,200
90
'
66%
580
'
'
803/4
20
29%' *303/4
22%
23
35,700
*12%'
28%
5
13
*
600
'
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28%
4,600
•51/4
"A
22%.
16,000
22%
5,700
14%,
151/4
24,000
46%
46%
71,300
19»/a
5,300
19
82
433/4
24%
75
*793/8
29%
5,100
20
803A
"23%
2,300
15%''
66%
>
'
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15% "
*73%
'
31,600
100
31
195/a'
15%
5%
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13%
20%
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'
'
'
193/4
1,000
4
-21%'
*81
21%
13%
19%.
9,500
22
31
13%
73%
29%
19
74%
823/4
82%
30%
*23
22
—25
433A
23
21%
^x-No par
86,000
22%
53A
433A
53
29
223/4
No par
513/4
*793/8
5%
,
54%
793/4
29%
21%
Va
18%
*733/4.
66%
1
5
19%
73%
67%
*12%
5,500
19
79%
-
26 >/e
52
*65%
79%'
29%
22%
153/4
193/4
*73%
20'/a
73% '
16,200
80%
25%
183/4
43
31%
84
43
*79%"
26%
43%
53%
423/8
203/8
42
2,000
73%
74
51%
.
44 :
9,000
"
-80%-
25%
73%
"
13
10%
57
32%
-;
20
11
57%
5
preferred
Pacific
'
300
10%
56%
40 3A
*31
18%
43
ioya
56%
*79%
80%
26 !
31%
187/8
30Va
Inc
Lake
42
43
-
1,100
9
9%
45 Va,
.
.
56%
...
53%
46%
29!/2
57
513/4
...
67 JA- <
5
10
•
,73 •%
13Va
19%
1
44%
19%
73%
153'4
.
34
45%
9%
.
43'A
80y2
55
"
36
*44y2
*7934
293/4
Corp
8%
10%
.
—3.33%
Breweries
Mills
f
600
18%
77I/2 ■
25V2.
.
75
——,—^.5
—_r
Packing
conv
43
J
15%
33%
Canada
'
X41 %
18
*76
9
33r/2
7
4
4
41%
41%
88,800
15
44
Jan
38y2 Jan
18%
77%
*76
9,200
47%
142 %
10%
*81
Jan
48
7
v2
17%
'
142%
10%
No par
83
8
77
39%
46% '
143%
300
15
Squthern Ry Co—100
26
18%
39
47%
*142
10,300
15
193/4
82y2
44'A
33'A Mar
18
'77
39'A
46%
143%
39%
25
38 y4
47%
"142
18%
'
* 73Vz
100
-
Mining Corp
& Hecla
433/4 Mar
45%
39
77%
17%
*65 Va
Campbell Soup Co
1.80
Canada Dry Corp common—1.66%
45
89
19,300
35%'
38%
13,100
<•
46
10%
13'/a
com—_1
Campbell Red
28
51
*34%
-
■
8%
-*30'A-31%
5
15'A Mar 11
22»A Aug 14
44% Jun
Jan
8
Feb
30
4%% second pref
Burroughs Corp—
5ya Mar
13
22
24'A Dec 30
For
13
Jan.
5
21'A Mar
31
36% Sep
11
27 Va Jan
13% Dec
41% NOV 30
35 y2
1%
100
Byers Co (A M)
28'/a Nov
1%
10o
Bush Terminal Co
2
5
1%
23%
14%
,.*81
1
10
■
—
8
5
1%
69%
233/8 f
10%
20%
5
Inc_
Industries
28% Mar
Jan
5
^
preferred
% % preferred
79% Feb 23
.
—_—1—No par
Co
45% Mar-18
35% Feb
1%
69%
•453A
15 Va
73 Va
No par
j.—
4%
21
Jan
.•
—
Co
21
17% Oct
1%
A
46
11
37
523/4
43%
31%
18%
15
Co—J—A—
28 3/4 Oct
5
1%
79 A
18%
15
—
common
Forge
Burlington
75% Jan
66
L—
Co_J
preferred—j
18
84 V2 Aug
24
^
—J——^—1
Buckeye Pipe Line
Bucyrus-Erie Co
13
Nov
ID
—I
76 V* Jan
13
100
—
Inc—
B T L Corp
26
31% Mar
24% Jun
24% Jan
69
39
r.
61 y2
42
*79%
25%
:—1
:
—
Bigelow
Co
61,100
91%
23%
'
*44%- 45
9J/2
10
57
- 573/8
Erunswick-Balke-CollenderJ—No par
Jan.
17
«
—3
...
common
preferred^
Shoe
45%
24%
25
83/4
,"
3.50
Corp
Brown
Jan
4
Stratton
&
6,600
431/4
*.393/4
91i/2
15
.
5
common
Brooklyn Union Gas——
Brown
;* 1,800
10%
36 Va
•••
'»
preferred—*—50
9
85
May
Co
2
34
20% Apr
15
100
Bristol-Myers Co
33A%
6,300
17%
15%
v'
23%
A
79
2.50
61 % Feb
19% Mar
18
5
16V2
60%
No par
Inc_——
convertible
&
33%
17%
15
45
*8934
40
90
41%.
68%
40%
74% Mar
82% Mar 10
15'A Oct 22
133/a Sep
14*3/8 Jan
Jan
3% Jan-
30
37% Jan
Briggs
gii/2
•
23,500
:
*45%
27%
40%
Briggs Manufacturing Co
17
.
22% Jan
94% May 27
2dL
27
14
4
29
% Feb
31% July 10
82'/2 Nov
32
Dec
5
.•
A431/4
45
67.%
>
'33%
17ya
;15i/4
: r
79%
t
63
"40%
33%
tl%
*434
V
' *
41
33li
/
.
79%
,
64%
693/8
'
26
Nov
12
46% Feb
.81
63'/2
x40'/2
RR—
Airways
4 y2 %
•
commort——^5
——
Bridgeport Brass
,11
123/a Jan
66% July 20
35% Oct
21
Jan
48
57'/2 Jan
34% May
28 'A Jau
7
48
Braniff
*79%
33y4
39%
25%
44%.
5% preferred
7V2 Nov 24
'
.:
64 y4
17'A17y2
14%
14%
43!/4
35,800
453/4
-
20%
—25
81
-
40
*89%
7,300
71
233/4
21
—100
-
70
'
32%
;
110
91%
19'A
19
"
67%
*76
20%
1—
<
*
72
'
800
4,300
195
gii/2
19%
69'/2
3,600
39
"180
,911/3
19
,
3,400
3$
.
i.K38%
195
91 y2
19%
1VA *
40
.
-"180
91
>
69
;
•
48%
35%
35
«38
45%
•/
20%
4,
91
A 18%
■
;,/
2,300
3,500
48%
,
-
x38% '»j 39% /
'•
195
;
53 y2
221%
23%
78%
.43%
Cou
.38%
500
52%
22
-
36'/2
38
600
70
*142
**
1.25
•
37%
-
•
x34%
400
23%
43
25
26%
-
48%
44% *
/
19
_7.50
preferred,
Boston
'
Corp____5
Co_
Borg-Warner Corp
7
62% Jan
&
58
48'A
s
A 38%
47%
16
5
9
Aluminum
26,400
*34%
/
41%
%
60
AloTg
57%
57%
"25'/2
26%
35'/a
1%
25%
Co————1
19% Mar
6
*77%
93%
82V2
'36%
.-38
-
12,100
92y4
37i/2.
/
37,500
82%
35%-'"
48%,.
5,300
10,587
15%
25% / 26i/a
25%
58
"26
6%
3454
'
45%
1%
143
17%
.^50c
24% Feb 16
19% Mar 11
77
46'A
A
26
"180
,91%
6%
15
*45
35
143
57%
59,700
84
35%
A;
13%
x23%
•,
•'
39%,
Co—.
40 % Feb
20% Sep
8
36
200
25,100
,93
"82%
36>/2
*41%
68
x25%
x93
•
84%
48 t
34%
•
19y4
*89%
•
38%
LlOO
..
53
5
common
Black
29% Jan
9
(Del)
1% preferred
26%
'93%
200
21%
33%
A
'
■
" -195%
42'A'.
-
15
5,700
16%
23
12%
■<
34
14%
/
,s
,
;
-
33%
15%
1,000
21
52'A
;
'
.6%
A
34
27,800
90i/2
*22
22%
32%*'-33'y4 /
■.
6%
13%
51%
14%
35
—40c
1
9
May 14
Steel
Co———
8
Feb
44 % Mar:
9
July
Gypsum
Bethlehem
_1
;
82
*
24*% Mar
46 % Jan
Inc—
12%
170
*16
•
:'v,[
15,400
5i/8
151.2:
90%
21%
6%
22
23
12%
1.
10
7,500
78
;
5
16%
*22
x21 '/a
.
3,600
83%
15%
90%
9oy2
*16
16%
22% A
22>/a
36
38%
■'
>
A
15 3/a
53%
17'A '
24-"
i
90
«
*82
" ' A 5%
22%,
17,.
45%
1%
.
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) ocm_5
4%% pfd series of 1951—
_100
39% Mar
22
Inc—^.1 peso
3
56% July 15
35
Bestwall
*45
78
5
15%
52% ;
141/4
70
23%
_50
78
>' '
5%
15%
22%
»
'
-
78
•.
•
V,
% A
91%
x69
1
common
21% Feb
30% Jun
18
5
Co
Consolidated
Co
7
Corp
Finance
preferred
Ber.guet
4
143
8
29
Aviation
13
57% Jan
12
5%
4
40% Jan
9
6
17% Jan
4
38% Jan
8
138% Jan
83
29 Va Oct
45% Mar
.
11
10
21% Jan
33% Feb
24
>
1% Jan
MarlO
31
12
6
34%
13
Feb
Jan
24% Mar 31
6
1% Jan
19% Dec
155
35% Sep
36'A Jan
70
1
Jan
*89%
—100
f
*46'/8
43
^
15
77%
x26
53'A
l'37%
"40
4
35i/2
"79%'/81^A*79%
/ /64%
A- 62J/4
0
33»/2
16
.
' v-
'
42%
35%
34%
V
-
68y2"* ;70%
66/
*40
-
10,400
36%
57%
'91" A 9l<
\
83%
35%
14%
59.
**'1818
,
*82
35%
26
'
"180
%
46,900
9%
30%
30%
45
93'A
82%
37%"
c
..
9%
30%
9 %
44
93'%'
48%*; 48%
195'
91
24%
23%
934
30
44
121/a
35%
3814
2,800
43 Va
6%
34'/2
v
120
61 %
43 y2
21%
23%
39%'
101%
*60%
24%
24
90
26%"
/
*180
101
61 %
83%
26%l
.
40
101%
9%
x32J/2
52%
'23.*
37*%
39'/2
101%
*61
4,300
30%
6%
' "25%*
.
50 A
36%
38
Nov
"*
10,500
*2iy2
83
.*
34%'
'-"58 V*.
53'A.
13%
59
*16
,
>14% >
,"82
23%
800
13%
59
101%
34%
t
92%4.
•
.
.
49
__No par
Instruments
Shoe
26lA
.
6%
.26%:-
'
58%
23
——_10x
>
.
*
37.,
* 53'A
Optical Co——10
Inc
Beech "Aircraft
Beech
1
36% Jan
8
Lomb
>
93*A
83
58'%
*
1
Beaunit Mills Inc.,-
29
9
*80
&
Cigars
,
34%
3%% conv prior preferred—1004%'% preferred
—100
26
2
9
27
93%
*82
L
1
1___1„___ 10
Oil Corp
2
90
26%
Products Corp___
Bath Iron Works Corp
9
178
14%-"
-
33%
13%
58 V2
15i/2
12%
33'A
Basic
Feb
9
6%
15
Bangor & Aroostook RR
Jan
25% Jan
28'/a Jan
12»A
35'A
100
11
-
11,900
13%
'4
,.
6%
—100
33%
-
58i/2
77%
.
14%
preferred series
32 %
!> 5
t
34l/2
Baltimore & Ohio common—100
4%
nonciimulative preferred—100
14
90%
i
9
com—No par
321/2
130
2,300
13%
351/a
'
Corp—_13
Co—
preferred series C
4%
9
Wilcox
&
32%
120
<
58%
42
<
1
Babcock
20%
30'A
-4iya
5
\5%
15%.
15%
13
Corp
20%
17%
83 %
90
22%
20%
79 %
*17%
9%
tv/. 16%., 16%
A 22
4 22;'
22
22%
,
22y2
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
17
43% Jan
18
22
Avco
29
V*"
91%
91
*17'A
22
63
29
Mar
_20
No par
V
<
35%*.- 35% •'
7614
77,.,,.
' >r
5'A
203/a
6,000
*78%
.
,.A>
83%
41
15%
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
,
5
Feb
77
5>/a
15%
__No par
common
27
51% Mar 10
48
"76'A
20%
13%
58%
>
23%
...
"81%
42ya
v
35% t,/•
20
prior pref ($1.20)
23
v
83JAV
___1
—_
^
62% Feb
29
Jan
100
preferred-^,
4
84% Mar
•
B
common
4
.
93% Feb
8
56% Feb
25
7% Jan
9
29
90'A Jan
79
IS
series
Corp
preferred
Austin Nichols
4
9
23
$3.75
6% Jan
5
221/4
24
24
3514
22
23
58% Feb
10
221A
61
23
,,
A-V'v>''A1 A'/A
common
22
21 /a
20Va
t
,»
9Va '' A>9% A 9%
30%
1
I29%. 30'A
Refining
22
60
24'A
Atlantic
17%
"101
9%
30%
40y2
79'A
17%
58y4
101%
23%
RR——No par
40 »A
79
17%
60'Av 60%
10
*81"%
39%
79
40,/
32%
5%, non-cumulative preferred—10
Atlantic City Electric Co com—4%
4% preferred ———___100
Common
-
40%
*78%
13%
"101
101
2,200'
*17 A
33
60%
8
2f
,
60
6% Dec
27
•-,v
101
13% Jun
49% Sep
57%
22%
22 V
*20Va ■< A, A, 20
33%,; .
33
13%
13%
58
V 58,
10
30 '/a Feb
to
13%
1
>
■
—100
15% Jan
16% Mar
~
17% May 25
7
-*32»/2
5
Dry Goods Corp—
5.25% 1st preferred
Associates Investment Co.
87% Jan
16
27«A Jan
.
5'
-
Jury 29
24% Feb
;
23
9% Jan
17
86% Mar
74% Dec 31
X
:
Corp-
22%
2Qi/a
,J
•
.
18
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
17
9'A Dec
80
-_2,50
.
"37%
"11
"17
5
Inc..
Common
>
*4% Nov
3,400
36% 1 37
27>/a
27'/2
36%
27Va
60%
Oil & Refining common., 1.
preferred $1.50 series—No pah
Associated
44
Shares
36V2
27ya
37
No par
Corp
Industries
36%
1
common
$3.75 preferred™..
Arnold
11
37
„5
.
Ashland
31% Feb
10% Jan
jw
86% Apr
Sep 23
36%
10
.
Co
-
the Week
Mar. 11
Mar. 10
37
—5
Corp—.
Co_
Cork
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
Mar. 9
f
t
Monday, Mai eh 14, 1960
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
-<
Mar. 8
Mar. 7
No par
_1
Corp__,
Steel
Tuesday '
Monday
EXCHANGE
8L% Nov
May
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Previous
.
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Lowest
.
.
*43
,
*79
433A*
82
f
44%
220
34%
.
*32y8
34%
200
243A
243/a
24%
19,800
57%
"56%
57i/2
300
Volume
191
Number
5933
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1123)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1j59
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
12% Nov
20
23% Apr
10
10
Mar
37% Feb
10
56% July 15
52% Feb 16
43
Jan
33 % Dec
31
85
* 8
Dec
33 %
Sep
102% Jan
41'A Jan
23
3
13% Jan
4
Capital
28
49% Jan
4
Carborundum
15
35% Feb
12
94% Mar
9
Carolina
39
1
Carolina
35
Feb"
1
45% Nov 25
62
Oct
16
34% Nov
17
48 % Jan
19
40V4 Dec
1
46% Jan
27
40 % Feb
9
31% Jan
lb
27% Jan "
4
29
Sep
22
108
Dec
29
6
Jan
12
30
oj
76% Sep
28% Mar lO
98% Jan
12
88
92
34% JUly 29
116
23
44% Mar 20
20
Anr
3
10
27
Nov
23
22
Mkr 23
5
Jan
*
55
18% Sep 21
30% Jun 24
88% Dec 28;
37% Sep
,
A i'B
Apr
J
35% Jan
19;
II
25% Jan 15
Jan
8
22"
~8% Dec~22
28% Jan
1
57
8
77% Jan
19% Mar 8
32% Jan 20
Jan
4
•-
29 Vb Jan
26
22 % Mar
50% Mar
16% Apr
4
9 Ve Mar
'*
5
29% Mar
27
2
#
—
O
*
May 29
Apr
1
6
•
% Jan
79
9
July 27
37 V2 Jun
9
87% Dec
16
Nov
30
19
Nov
24
Sep-
26% Nov
Oct
42%
8,000
33%
11,200
41 %
41'A
41'A
41
28'A
2 8'/a
28'A
*28
64
67'/*
62
28'A
63'A
61%
65
14%
15'%
109%
109%
6%
6%
par
29'A
,
14'A
X107.
29
91
s
*90
26 '/*
27%
*116'/*
118%
80'A
31'/*
14%
13%
108
6%
•6%
29%
29
91
90
2 7'/a
26%
117
81
x6l
63%
107
x6%
30
*90
100
79%
30%
56%
56%
*55 %
*76'A
80
80
20
20
20%
34%
34%
35
89%
91.
91
91%
48
47%
457%
47%
24
preferred
B
100
*76%
& Elec__No par
19%
35
100
9114
91%
Service.__10
47%
48
___
Public
RR
of
N
J_w
50
Cerro
de
Co
Pasco
Co_-
Cessna
Aircraft
Ghadbourn
24Va-
23%
33%
31%
32%
22%
22%
22%
22%
23
Corp_:
9
_1
Paper & Fibre
Z_%IG
"
57%
*37
Plug
Co,-
38'/2
-
*89
^-__No par
Spark
'
37
91
35'/*
__-.la/3
30%
30 Va
12%
13'/*
13
31%
32%
33
4'%
3%
4Va
4
56'A
56 'A
*
56
•
*89
35%
37%
36%'
-
91
34'A
*89
35
34'A
59%
Jan
8-
10
•
5!
3Vs%.
31
Feb
Jan
53
Mar
July 14
*38
13
34
Mar
16
44 % Mar 30
17
21
43% Jan
4,
18
34'A Jan
17
Jan
6
-.
39% Jan
19% Mar
26% Jan • ,6.
IVTay 22
63'/* Mar
69% Feb 26
16
23% Jan
18% Nov 23"
32% Jan
45 'A May
25
Mar
Chic
20% Mar
5%
'36% July 28
23
Mar
2*
37'A Apr
•37% Jan
17
25
Mar
29% Jan ;
22
2
24
Mar 11,
32
18% J tin
24
50% Feb
17
4-
'•46%
Dee
13% Mar
17
39'A Jan
72% May 20
51'A Mar,
A
par. .Ton
21
30% Feb
33'% Mar
16
78% Jan
80-74- Fen -18
IT
102% Jan
12
94% Feb
90
Jan
35 'A Oct
23
47% Jun
30
34'A Mar
.>*%
Willi
46% Jan
14
647/a July 10
64% Jan 20
49% Mar
53% Jan
Dec
46% Nov 19
15
Feb
5
,43
Jan
9
15V4 Dec
lfr
57 % Jan
9
44% Jun
22
89
23
Dec
57
Dec
28
-33
Dec
9
24% Jan
2
'27% Mar
40'A Mar
20
49
,
4%
4%%
8
12
Jan,
24% Jan <* 4
47'A Feb
8
51'A Jan/ 4
18% Jan
2
14% Mar
8
1 T
28
Dec
29
8
\
Jan ,18
80
92% Jan
4
47% Jan
18
50% Jan
26
Cleveland
90'/a Jan
11
94
Feb
15
59%
rub
"2
$4.50 preferred
Cleveland &• Pitts
34% Feb
16
Feb
65% Feb
20
57
39
12
33
59'A Dec
14
42
65
Dec
15
48% Mar
136% Jan
16
Jan
4
' Jan
14
.
Feb,' 17
126'% Feb
Sep 21]
43% July 27
36 Va Mar
Dec
82
21%
Jan\ 7
Jan
8
45% Nov 13'
23
23
23%
22%
12%
12'/*
12
12%
12'/a
12%
*36'A
37'/*
36'A
37,
36'A
36%
1,400
60'/*
60
60'%
60 '%
60%
20,500
108
*94
108
13
13%
32
57*
Jan
Clark
-
Equipment
Special
;
9
•
i;
13 V*
12
53 »A Mar 10
j
9
41'A Jan:
71% Jan.
5
75
22% Mar
7
30 'A Jan
6
Collins
72 Va Dec
16
51% Feb
12
69% Jan
4
Collins
34 Va Dec
10
24% Mar
8
35% Jan
4
27'/*
23
24%
23%
24%
23%
25'/*
4
48'A Feb
5
$3.50
.
5'%%
4,700
24%
23%
24'A
26 Va
25%
25%
25%
25%-
26%
*24
25'%
24%
24%
24
27
14
*13
14
*13
14
*13
14
14
14
200
x43
43%
44
45
6,700
51%
54
51%
53%
79,300
33 Vb:
33%
4,400
••
,«
47'/*
45%
46%
45
45%
54%
511A
52%
51'A
54
1
33%
82'
97%
33%
32%
33'/#
32 %•
33'/*
81V#
82
82
82'/a
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82
80'/#
80%
*97'%
33%
81V*
98
98
98
x98
98
*96'%
35
35 V#
34%
34%.
34 V#
34%
34%
x50
50%
49%
50'A
49%
51
51%
41,
42%
.
40'A
41%
*19'/a
20
19%
par
48%
49
*47 V*
48
5
14%
15
14%
41%
'
52'/#
12,000
42
19,000
41%
41
19"%:
19%
20
700
48'/#
48'/#
48
48
1,200
15
14%
14%
14%
15
1,500
14%
15
81
82
81%
82
48%
47%
48%
93%
93%
93
93 Va
*93
gtd___50
57'A
58
*57%
58%
*58
59
*57%
59
stock__50
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35Va
*34'A
35 %
*34'/*
35%
*34'/#
33%'
45%
48 V*
V#
47 %•
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47%.
46%
50
51
x49 %
49%,
130'%
129%:
129 %
129'/a
49%
common.-^!
50'A
50'/a
50%
50'/*
37
'
♦1,100
:
38 V#
36%
49%
130
51%
*1,100
37%
82'/a
82%
82 '/a
83'/#
3,300
48%
49
48
49'/a
4,400
93%
93
93 %
390
57'/#
57%
*34'/#
35 %
47
51
51%.
*129%
130%
52
150
53'/#
48%
12,600
51
' 51%
*129% 130
52'A- 53'/#
48
'
%
26,300
.
*1100
*1100
2,500
190
„
17,166
36%
36 %
37
73%
73%
73%
74%
*72%
75%
73%
74 Va
22%
23
23
23%
23
23%
♦22%.
23%
2,500
61%
58%
60%:
59%
61%
59%
62 V#
60'/#'
61%
85,100
25
26%
24%
25%
24%
25%
24%-
25%
29,000
*47
50
36%
74'A
24'A
58%
corrimon_._-5
36'/a
73
22%,
No par
B
48%
130Va
*1,100
•
19%
47'/#
48
No par
'/#>
1*9'/a
47-V#
.
V#
83Va
•
series
41
*19-»A
19%v
93 Va
Corp_>
240
51%.
48V#
1
220
52
92%
46
98
6,300
82'
-
320
34%
48 V*
._100
9,800
34 '/a:
15
i,
1
34%
15
1
9,400
.
•-
No par
com,
7%
Iron
28%.
■
26
*97'%
Corp___J.__No par
Cci_-:_JL____<
1
Fuel-&
2 7 'A
25%
33'A
Aikman
preferred
6,600
27%
;
26
'
-■
„_8.50
:
—
Radio
800
16%
25%
41'A
Ilium
preferred
&
64'/*
16%
29
52%
i
RR
22'/*
64'/*'
16%
26
46'A
CbC__'
21%
65
25
100
_—
21%
16 '/a
24%,
__5
■•>
21%
65
■
*27
100.
Electric
.
27%
Colgate-Palmolive Co
-
14,800
27
guaranteed' '4%
Colorado
46'A Jan
50 '/a Mar 11
6
Feb ,16
1,000
26%
•
80
1,900
38'A
26'/a
H
2,400
31
38'A.
16%.
-
13'A
*29'%
38'/*
64'%
28
108
13'A
32
7,000
x37%
21 '/*
-
.
6,800
34%
16%
27
23'/*
*95
13'%
7,500
8,500
12,400
34
64%
InternatU
18
38'/*
18 Va
29'%
27'A
.
35'%
20%
No par
27
13 Va
16%.
38
18%
18%
108
u*35
63%
No par
Feb
*371/4
i
*29%
35%
20%
Co
29% Dec
13'%
32
35-
16
Coca-Cola
;
*29
34%
34
1
*95
63'A
Corporation l__
Gli»ett Peabody & Co com:
7% preferred
4'
62% Jan
130% Mar.i 7
8
13%
31
"V 31
108
20%
Clevite
4
*94
16%
City Investing Co
LL'
City Products Corp____,______No
City Stores Co____w
2
35
9
22'/a
63 Va
preferred:
Mar 20
71
47% Dec
22%
20%
^
96% Nov 24
48% Feb.
23
22'/*
24'A
16
Coca-Cola
Jan
28%
26%
63'A
—
55% Jan
Jun
29%
28'%
18%
pfdi._:-_100
Cities Service-Coj_
4
19% Mar 10
2
101
28%
26
34%
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co___10
C I T Financial Corp
No par
f i»u
Nov
57
18%
13%
comL_No par
A-.__.__
100
Electric—
&
3,900
27%
34
25
preferred
35%
29'%
*37'A
Common
1
3,100
91
,
18%
*94
O'Nuts Corp
Cincinnati.. Gas
Jan
91% Feb
23
36'%
*
35%
28%
Chrysler Corp
37
Dec
36%
•89
26'A
Chock
30% Dec 11
•
■
91'A
35%
18%
*31
;
36%
27%
*1'3%
77
600
2 9'A
Chickasha
Full
•
35%
38'/*
Oil
19,000
57
18%
71% Jan'
8
36%
*89
35
37%
preferred series
57
26%
47% Mar
19
"
-
20'/*
noncum
Cotton
56
28%
15 V4 Jan -
4
37
91'/*
50
Western
10,700
67,100
4'/a
18%
Chicago Pneumatic Tool_
__8
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No par
Chicago Yellow Cab
_^__No Par
Jan
."55%
& Pac_-*__No par
Paul
St
series
■5%
,36%'Jan
24 % Oct
26% Jun
Milw
13%
36
4
287/a
10
com;.
5%-preferred
-
Chic'& North
26% Nov 23
22'
Ry
13
33%
4 >%
30%.
s
22
27 'A Dec
Jan
Western
13%.
34%
:
18%
___40
Great
13,400
29%
preferred___100'
Class A
Chio
37% Mar '
25
Corp
convertible
"
300
1,100
31
27
1.25
i
Chicago & East 111 RR eom-^No par
8
•'33% July
•71 %
8
30
13'/a
59%
3
1,100
4,000
59%
!9% Aug'
230
2,100
25%
24%
9 'A
61%
-
.24
48
9'A
59%.
4>,
*
9%
12%
Chemstron
Corp___
48
9%
36%
Oil & Refining Co-____l
Vought Aircraft Inc__J__Ll'
Mbtors
47%
21,700
12%
C^am.plin
Chance
91%
8%
32'/a
56
.
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Co—
$4.50 preferred
Champion
57%
91
32 'A
xl2%
,
3,800
,91%
22%
30'A
4
35%
*8 Va
29%
31
10,400
1
31%
30 Va
4Va
20%
35%
22%,
29%
34 Va
80
20'%
8%
31%
13%
1
20%
35%
<
95
31%
9'A
4'%
400
22%
9 %
32'A
57
8%
9%
13
900
t
31
9%
new_i.______l
800
17 Va
22%
9%
Inc___^^_li_l
Co-
Gotham
22%
;
8%
30%
''
*17%
22%
*8%
9
9%
6
'
*8%
.
30%
18'A
20%
-
23%
32%
,9
_5
Belt'Co______:_____'
Chain
*23%
..
30%
<23
*76
.
]
33%
No par
Corp
Products
47%
80
22%
9.50
'
x89%
*76%
24%
No par
Sugar
■
,*23%
32%
South-West, Corp____2.50
Certain-Teed
80
19%
35
common_No par
Illinois
Co
No par
com
series
Illinois
4%,%
6
200
*76'A'
19%
34%
7,200
18'A
56
1,100
31'A
56
100
80
57
Georgia Ry
36'/#
I
79%
*55%
of
12%.
-
;81
*80
250
28,800
118
:
57
1
69% Jan
90%
27%
27 Va
*116 Va
x57
25
,•
*89%
118
17'A
18
43 >/* Jan
4
90
27%:
'
17%
.36%
8
Mar
90
27
17'/a
12%
25
59
39,400
17%
.
36'A Mar
29%
17%
36%
10% Jan
15
28%
18
Chemway Corp
,^___-.'_l
Chesapeake Corp of Va
:_5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25
Dec
10,400
29'/*
*17%
nreferred
290
6'/a
18
13 V4 Mar
17% Mar 23
46
■74% July
8
118% Feb 26
58,600
107
18
22%
9
13%
6'/*
30%
_1
22V8 Mar
13'A
106 '/a
6%
*116%
30Va
Checker
5
91
80'/*
4
36% Jan
14
108
28%
29%
2/%
29
21
12,800
"22%
,
160
1,200
60
%
6
79'%
32%
58%
13'A
116%
Jan
18% Mar 11
33%
108
6%
116%
-.
30
14%
108
26%
117
79%
33
*17%
5%
340
41'A
28'/a
33% Feb
28% Nov 23'
23 %
33%
*40%
28'/*
38% Jan ;6:
29% Jan' 4
25
126
33 Va
40%
Central
Mar 11
J
33 %
40%
28 Va
18'A
Century Industries Co*.
-
33
41
28%
22%
Violetta
,
34%
40%
8
29
46
33
9
23% Nov
.
42
25'A Feb'.
26'
38% Nov
93
42%
28 Va Mar
36% Sep
13
7,400
41%
9
6
13% Apr
;
41%.
31
18
Jan
37%
40'/a
30%
Soya
t
37 '/a
41%
22%
Central
91% Feb
40
•
*17%
Central
-90
42Va
6,700
95
18
7
42% Jan
8
8
38
40
*93
22"%
70 % Jan 11
17
Jan'
36
17
29
-63
88
34 % Mar
37%
25'/a Apr
42% Jan
4
10% Oct
25
34 % Feb
4
37%
'37% Dec
34% Feb
.
Maf
95
38'A
9
64% Dec
106
99
*93'/a
37%
24-
25% Sep
15
00% Feb. 24
45% May 28
94%
38%
17%
Ch«,~*.*,'on
35
93
38'/a
22%
6
55% MarlO
93
4,400
18
1
5 % Jan
93
31%
23
15
38
92%
31%
30%'
13
9
32
*22%
Central
12
3% Mar
2.100
31 'A
Sugar
7
42
31
*17%
Central
Jan
-
31
7
oommon..L.k„.
Aguirre
*
.
28'% Feb
~4%
52
Gorp
1
13% Jan
9
31%
28 V*.
preferred
Gas
1 i
WN2
31%
94
preferred series A_100
Lgfc
.Jan
31%
50
^
11
9
31%
.
^100
28% Feb 15
10
'
10%
43%
12.50
16 % Jan
4
/8% Feb
'
10%,
45%
common__„_.
Central
34 % Mar -
10%
45%
l
Central Hudson
26% Jan
10'A
45
1
91% Jan 721-
Jan
10%
4 4'/3
l_«.
35% Mar 10
Mar
10'A
43'A
___20
3
49
10'A
44'/*
Co_^______5
Central Foundry Co____
,1
5%
Shares
10
44
_____10
preferred
Tractor common _No
conv
,
10%
Ry-100
-
20% Jan - 5
-
4
23
%
Central
19
88% Jan-27
1
4 %
the Week
Mar, 11
44%
_5
preferred
Celotsx
29
Mar:
5
76
16
22
19% Feb
-•
15 % Mar 11
11% Sep
Jan
54% Jan
31
...
15
4
Mar
17
lily 27
34% Sep 21
13
42% Jan
32% Dec
12-
83% Jan
'
32% Dec 31
8% Jan
4
Friday
Mar. 10
10'A
..No par
Light
Co__
common:
Co
Sales for
Thursday
Mar. 9
44'A
CeDnese Corp of Amer com; _No par
7% 2nd preferred,.
100
__i^
2
9
27
31
8
*
119% Mar
22% Mar'
46 % May 11
11
Dec
•31% Jan
30
20
99% Feb
4i20%
;
4
25
Ohio
2nd
Caterpillar
13
Jan
17% Mar
Mar 23
10%
6
-
14
6%7e
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
■
Mar. 8
1
10
Co
&
preferred'
I)
_
7%: preferred
26
•
Aug 20
38%
17 >*■
80
22
30
71% Feb
Jan
78% Jan
9
30
8
25% Mar
125% May 13
Nov
Feb
•-
_
.
&
Steel
Corp
Case, (J
19
;
34% Jan
17% Dec
20
7'/a Feb
12
22
J an
4
11*-, a Jan
Mfg
Power
Tuesday
Mar. 7
5
_
Carriers & General Corp
Carter Products
Inc__
"22% Jan \5
Mar111
6% Mar 11
106 %
Monday
,
Par
Inc
Clinchfield
-4 ViVo
II
78% Jan
13% Mar 10
22
21 % Apr
*
58% Mar 11
2
91% July
Carrier
25
Jan
36% Aug
25
Sep 22
114% Dec 22
41
Feb
^
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
Co
(Philip).
Carpenter
I
41% Jan
j.0
'/a
13
58% Jan
Carey
'
119% Mar 10
7 % Apr
7
32% Mar'11
7
26% Feb
Mar
16
Nov
32
40
25
Mar
42
26% Sep 30
38% Jan
8
18
Airlines
30% Feb
19
YORK
EXCHANGE
88 % Jan
5
89 % Dec
NEW
Highest
48'A
47
47
*46 Va
47%
*46%
47%
*47
47'A
100
*52%
55'%
367/a-
'
25
25%
180
It
49
•35
Oct 14
J®ttt
14
19% Nov 18
15% Nov 23•
60% Dec
16
43% Sep 21
32% Jun 17
25'A Nov IT
54% Jan 14
12% Sep
55% Jan:
90
Dec
9
2
14% Jan
10
4
Colqrado & Southern Ry—
4%
noncumulative' 1st bfd_v_160Columbia Broadcasting System_2.50
20% Jan
4
Columbia
Gas
Columbia
Pictures
19%
reu
Id
15% Jan
24'% Mar 23
1 74
43
'
Nov
5
Abr
25% May
12% Sep
6
20% Sep
lOVo Sep 18
14% Jun
20
•
27
18% Feb
49'A Jan
4
3
?9% Feb 17
55'A Jan
27
13% Mar
4
$4.25
1
30
38,500
16 Va
16%
*16%
17
62 3A
63
62
62
*62
63
46 Va
44'/#
45%
45 V8
45%.
45%
46%
6,200
415/8
41%
41V#
41'/a
41
41'A
41
41 »/*
40%
41 %
3,000.
Southern
&
Ohib
E'iec_-_5~'-
4
Combustion
Engineering Inc____-__1
Commercial
Credit Co
:.
Commercial
Solvents
1
Commonwealth
8
5«% Jan' 12
4
95 "
Mar
2
22
107
Feb
16
20
3
Mar
10 V8 Jan
Edison
3
16%
16%
16%
4
Conde
Nast
18
Cone
12
Congoleum-Nairn
6
Consolidated
58 Va Dec
24
68'A Jan
21
59
Jan
4
63% Feb
1
Consol Edison of N Y
95% Dec
17
106 '% Feb
25
96'A Jan
13
100'A Feb'
5
$5
37'A Oct 19
58% Dec
1
42'/# Feb
17
5
Consol
52
Jan
Electronics
,26 V# Mar 10
29% Jan..
5
Consolidated
9
.,
20% Jan
4
24% Jan
22
Consolidated
Gas
,
22
Mar
7
23'A Jan
6
Consolidated
Laundries
43'A Mar
9
49
Jan
0
Consolidated. Natural
11
19
Jan.
8
Consol
4
Consolidation-
12% Feb
5
33 % Mar 10
40% Jan
61 % Feb
25
24
58 V#
58'/#
4,300
15%
15%
16%
50,900
56%
57 V2
56'A
56 %
56'A
56%
56%
57'/a
56%
57'/a
10,500
100
*93%
*105'%
IO6V2
*105%
18'A
17%
17%
17%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
1
RR
Foods
of
14%
9%
93%
95
15%
14%
*94
15
95
*94
95
*94
106
93%
107
106
106
107
*106
14%
18
8%
15%
16%
8%
8%
8%
14%
9'/#
9,000
14%
15
9%
9%
10
9%
X24 %
24'A
24
24
24'A
24%
24
No paT
61
61%
61%
62 V#
61%
62
61%
62
99%
lOO'/s
99%
100 %
99%
100'/a
99%
45%
42%
43%
42%
43%
x43%
26%
26%
x26%
23%
23'/#
x22%
23
22%
*22'/a
22%
*22%
22%
5
Corp_u„1.33%
Utilities____
Corp
Gas_
Cuba
6%
Coal
1
__5
___10
Co
pfd
100
43
9%
15
9%
%!
24%
3,800
61%
62%
8,700
99%
99%
45
44
26'/#
23'/a
23%
22%
22%
26%
23%
22%
44%
45Va
43%
44%
43'A
43%
43%
43%
43%
44'A
13%
*12%
13'%
*12%
13Va
*12'%
13'%
12%
33%
34 Va
33%
33%
33'%
12%
33%
54%
90%
91%
*13
1
34%
35 Vs.
No par
54'A
55'%
34'A
35
22%
26'%
•
23%
"
53 '/a Jan
7
56% Jan; 18
54%
54%
54'%
54%
99% Marl")
54%
54'%
88'A Jan
4
92'A Jan
29
$4.50 preferred
No par
90%
91%
90'A
90%
90%
99
90%
87% Sep 25
79'A Sep 24
Feb
26
90'/*
90'%
90'%
87'/# Jan
4
92
Feb
23
$4.52
No par
91%
91'%
*90%
92
91%
*90%
Jan
91'%
91'/*
22
91'/#
81 % Jan
6
85'A Feb
18
No par
83'/#
83'/#
*83'/#
85
84'%
84%
*83'%
*91V#
*83'%
25% Jun 25
92 Va May
23% Mar 11
29 Va Jan
5
87
Dec
23
Consumers- Power Co
$4.16 preferred
Container
82
Dec
9
44% Jun
18
101'/e Oct 2$
44
Nov
17
75
Dec
18
11% Jan
2
20% Dec
1ft
For
54
86
*
80
40
86
Corp of America—
.
8
55% July 29
107 % Apr
27
58% Jan
6
92
Apr
30% Nov
13
83
Jan
42'/8 Mar
101
Feb
14
85
Feb
4
48'% Jan
2
104% Jan
1
4-
4
Common
4%
1
_J
preferred
Continental
1
__5
100
-
Baking Co'common
$5.50 preferred;
5
25%
*85
42%
25
25%
42%
102
*101 »/#
102'%
42%
42'/e
42%
79
79
79
12'/#
12%
12'/#
'21%
*20%
21%
*102
103
xlQ2
42'/a
47% Jan
4-
Continental Can Inc
10
42
43
80
Feb
5
$3.75 preferred _^J_____I__No par
Continental Copper & Steel—
79
79-
79
ley# Mar 12
12
ft
2
12%
12%
12
2T >4. Aw
21% Jan
preferred_____25
*21%
22
21%
20
see page
28.
19
14% Jan. 20
Industries
22% Jan
5%
27
common
convertible
25
44
4-
Mar
23%
86
x43
:__Nc par
common.
r
* 85
44
41% Jan 29
9
25%
86
75% Jan
footnotes,
com_i
preferred
3,700
10,600
3,000
3,700
600
10,100
40
12,100
11,200
660
26%
26'A
5,600
100'/a
44%
26'/#
.
22
26%.
7,700
9%
10
23'/#
*22
160
9,000
10'A
-
100
116%
24'A
l
95
108
6,650
%
16
17%
24
:
Industries
31
6
23%
58'/a
14%
No par
29% Dec
Jan
24'A
57%
14%
preferred
27 Va July 10
33
23%
58
14
com
22% Nov
42% Nov
24%
57
14
No par
21
2
17
23%
57%
13%
_____10'
23
25
24'A
57
13%
Inc
22'/# Sep
32
23%
57'/a
13V2
Corp
,17% Sep
12'A Dec
24%
57%
Co_
Cigar Corp
30
23%
17%
17% Jan
4,100
10
„„_100
12 % Jan
16%
——1
1
Publishing
Mills
*62
com__25
Co
4.64% preferred
5.25%
preferred
Comptometer Corp
Mar 10
10
45%
29'A Jan
52% May 22
11,900
19%
*61%
4
Feb
38'/*
19%
17
7
24
37%
19%
46%
9% Mar
57% Peb
38%
19%
62'/a
23% Mar
Sep 21
*52 '/a
37%
19%
16%
24
45 '/#
55%
38%
19%
46
30% Nov
21% Dec
♦52%
37
19%
62
14
'
55%
37%
19%
____5
Feb'26
59
56'A Mar
14% Mar 10
54
37 %
19%
No par
26% Dec
1
54
377/8
19%
No par
Co
I6V2 Mar 11
28'A Jan
90% Jan
14
55'%
37'/a
!
Carbon
Columbus
42% Feb -23
"
8'A Feb
6
^--*54
10
common
preferred
Columbian
•*.
'
19
System. Inc_'_^
'
103% Jan
9.;
,
18
9
•'
18
6*72 Jan
44'A Mar
3'9 '/8 Feb''
-
38% May 18 '
67% Aug
7
18 'A Mar 11 *
64
Jan
61 % Jan 28
1
Mar 23
51% Mar 23
112'% Feb
2
24
Jan
iviar
101% Sep 25
6% Feb
Feb
45
37
101% Apr
8 Va Jan
57
4
50
22
•
18
20
48% May
7
24% Mar 13
163'% Feb
,
* 85
86
43
23%
*83 ]
42'%
23%
24%
*83
86
427/»
43
*101'/*
102'%
42'%
42%
42%«
80
79'%
*78
12
*20%
*102
12'%
21'%
12
>
*20%
24'/*
86
11,400
—-
43%
79%
3,500
20
22,300
HO
12'%
21'%
9.300
500
43 %
102'%
20
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(1124)
.
.
Monday, Marcn, 14, 1960
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Mar
Oct
23
66
5
46
97/e Sep
13% Apr
20
10
45 Yb Oct
22
23
69% Jan
26
45% Mar
55% Jan
8
94% Nov
9
Oct
23
50% Dec
4
Nov
4
46
31
35
19% Sep
Mar
8
Continental
Insurance
Yb Jan
Continental
Motors
4
57
Jan
Continental
Oil
76% Feb
843/4 Jan
Continental
Steel
Corp
14
33% Feb
413/b Jan
Controls Co
of America
45% Aug 12
33% Mar
42% Feb
29
33% Mar 17
16% Mar
24% Jan
7
Copper
7
55
Jan
4
Copperweld Steel Co...
57% Jan
4
Corn
243/4 Mar
2
Cornell
4
Corning Glass Works
54 Yb Dec
15
41% Mar
50% Sep
23
59% Jun
1
17% Oct
20
30% Jun
9
154% Dec
22
7
Mar 11
124
21% Feb
8
Feb
16
146% Jan
84% Feb
u
88
Sep 24
83% Feb
18.
85% Jan 29
Feb
4
88
May 12
85 % Jan
19
89
18% Oct
6
24% Jun
10
20% Jan
8% Jan
5
14% Dec
31
11% Mar
,
Jan
2
35% Jan
12
72
Nov
71% Nov
24
85
Mar 30
36% Sep
1
2
3% Feb
19
53% Mar
27
14Ya Jan
4
29
4'/a Jan
64Y4 Jan
4
12
31% Mar
75
19
Yb Jan
Jan
15
20 3/4 Jan
4
7
41
28 % Feb
36 Yb Feb
25
37% May 27
44
Jan
40 % Feb
33/4%
5
26
8
23
29% Jan
July 23
20
Jan
50% Jun
9
60% Jan
6
Dec
31
98% Apr
32% Feb
38
21
85
25% May.
104% Sep
5% Dec
7
21
15% Dec
54
21
Mar
29 Yb Jan
Mar
109% Jan
6% Mar 11
-
10% Jun
15
65% Dec
30
81% Mar 11
67%
Jan
11% Feb
29
10 3/4 Mar
4
9
10% Sep
15
16% Jan
10
59% Dec
18
67
Sep
21% Apr
27% Jan
2
2
34% Sep
59% Jan
14
21
57% Mar
Aug 27
25% Feb
$2
21
3
Mar
Crucible
Steel
5Y»%
Cuba
4
RR
6%
12 Yb Jan
7
60 % Jan
8
Feb
14
82
$4
Press
8
48%
48%
49%
23%
24%
.5
135Va
138%
*83
:
90
22%
11%
3Yb
3%
25
57
*73
31%
*87
90
11%
21%
11 %
3%
3%
3Yb
54%
563/4
533/4
*73%
*73
78Va
32
32%!
17%
18%
34Ya
33 Ya
34Yb
39
39
18Ya
7
17%;
33Ya
39
5
39
x44Ya
-
No par
" *86%
America._12.50
' '
-
213/8
pfd—.i—lOO
7%
__10
15Yb
-
44%'
87 Ya
Y ?1
'•*100
100
7Ya
15%
11
11%".';
10Ys
11%
——.100
68Ya
68Ya
68Ya
68Yb'A
5
*12Yb
12Ya
12%
12%
2.50
*34%
35
35
10
5
common.—
l
10Ye
103/«
*58Y4
59%
21%
21-
'*
'
——1
common.
A
23%
k
,
35
39Ya
88
1,500
1,800
5,400
900
37,000
-
21,300
88,% '
23
220
103
6Ya
11
O
24,500
200
7
■
xl4Ya
1,760
14%
2,800
11%.
9,800
10%
11 Ya
68Ya
68Ya
68Ya
*68
69
*12»/b
12Yb
12
12
*12
12%'?
35
34Ya
34Ya
35
35,
*34Ya
10%
10
10V4
10%
10%,.
58Y4
*56Ya
21 Ya
*20
*.68%
57%
21%
21
21
223A
20Ya
21Y4
20%
22
22 Yb
*57
'
*20%j
11
600
800
35%
10%
10%
58Ya
7,600
1,400
45 %
22
-15.
10%
7
1,800
78%'
33%
17%
*101
73/4
7
11,100
39
44%
23%
22,800
35%
*87Ya
103
f.
21%'
'11-7
3%
'23 V
18
i
*37Va
51
15
.
*
18'A
45%
9,100
.7,300
•
57%
'
17%
22%
,
90
23%
35
10,800
'
«
84 «.
32%
33
6,800
48%
*73
17%
57%
■
1
24
•'%'
18Ya w
«100Y2
15
-
6,400
7,000
-.24
3Ya
55%
•
2,300
14,600
138
21%
11 Yb
3% .*
56%
18,000
42%
*87
11%
23%
17Yu
8Y4
7Ya
17
*83
21%
*86%
.
102
15
34%
30,700
■'
48
42%
48
23%
136%
90
.44%
*
7
77%
36%
16%
49
78Va
22,100
11
33 A
•
24% 136%
84%.
*37Ya
45
'21Y4
37'/a
34%
17%
43Yb
Shares
48%
10 A
47%
76%
36%
34%
88
*101%.
Mar. 11
47%
48%
11 %
48%
77%
17%
' v
44%
.
21 Ya
15
'
88
f
103
7Ya
8
15Y4
.'
40
43Ya
87.
22%'
100
*38Ya
,
45Ya
" 88
32%
24
17%.
24Ya
common
*73
17%
173/a
24%'
"
78%!
24
17%
17%,
7
343A
21%
11%
3Ya
55%
56
32
32Ya
173/o
25%
33Ya
*83
3Ya
7
173/8
■18
""
21%
11%
*24%
•
"
*87
22%
ll'A
32
77
363/8
34
163A
42%
48%
23%
136
84%
22%
78
preferred..—No par
prior preferred
__No par
Class
*83 Y
1
Inc
Curtiss-Wright
85''
90
—
*87
.
57%
7
49%
1363A
Y83
.
"
47
78
363/b
33%
34%
17%
17%
41%
42%
48Yb
48%
23%
24
xl34% 137
23% '
23Ya
134
-••85/
*87
prior
$1.60
4
7
Jan
43
_„1
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
Curtis Publishing common
19
96
29
42%
com
Sugar
14
~
43%
25
noncum
37% Jan
31% Jan
42Yb
preferred___100
Cudahy Packing Co
4Ya% preferred
25
17%
common._^2.50
of
Co
Cuneo
94% Dec
Jan
Corp
convertible
Cuban-American
37% Jan
17
__No par
8
8
17%
^____100
Corp
4
20% Mar 8
33% Feb 25
16%
___1
$4.20 preferred_i.__i._
68 Yb Mar
25
343A
x22%
preferred—:
Crown Zellerbach
•
I
&
12 Yb Jan
Nov
40% Nov 25
44
x34JA
Corp______.__.__2
8
Feb
39%
1947 .100
_
9
34% Mar
33
39%
Publishing_._i__._l
Cork
11
14% Jan
36
___
5
15
Aug 18
41% Jan 20
37%
preferred
11
Jan
36%
Corp
Petroleum
conv
12 Yb Jan
8
15
16
Wheat
18
14 Ye Mar 11
17 % Mar
38'%
Seal
5
37% Jan
37%
Crown
4
100
77
Crowell-Collier
4
2
6
23
12% Mar 31
Jan
79
.100
preferred
of
5%
88% Jan 20
Jan
24
114% July
21% Jan
28
43% Mar
86
Corp
common
Crescent
4
17
17 % Mar
78%
common
Coty Internatl Corp....
Cream
17% Feb
79%
*11%
Crane Co
5
23% Feb
-
78%
<DelS_,._________l
preferred series of
11
23% Oct 28
:
30
Nov
10
46Yb
__5
Electric
Petroleum
Feb
23% Apr 15
28% Mar
9
16% Jan
23% Dec 23
-19
10%
47%
Inc
39 % Jan
4
10
45%
,_5
preferred...:
3% %
Coty
10%
46%
5
„
47%
10
47'%
48
10 %
47
Sales for
the Week
£rida/,
Mar. 10
Mar. 9
-
47Y2
46%
473/4
—5
Co
Dubilier
Cosden
15
9
72% Jan
14
40% Oct
24% Jan
4
10%
Corp
Products Cn
3% %
25
5
22
5% Apr
Feb
47%
Delaware—46
Cooper-Bessemer
Range
5
_1
of
Mar. 8
Mar. 7
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Par
11
89% Feb
3
STOCK
56 V2 Jan
Feb
48
85
YORK
EXCHANGE
17
21
39% Jan
%
NEW
Highest
SALE PRICES
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
400
20,500
>*563/b
58
*20 Y»
21
200
223/a
23
82,900
21
.23%
100
%
1
Cutler-Hammer
34
34
34
34
33%
34
33Ya
34
33Yb
34 %
-____10
Inc
86
87%
1.000
85Yb
86Y4
84
85%!
84
85
83Ya
84%
7,300
33%
35%
33 YB
35%
34 Yb
35
34 3A
84 Ya
36
;35%
84 Ya
84 %
*84 Ya
86
84 Ya
86
14 Yb
14,Yb
14 Ya
14%
14%
14 Yb
39 YB
14Ya
40%
4«-%,
'
►
D
0
46 Ya Dec
21
33 YB Mar
8
NOV
O
91 Yb Feb
10
83
4
85
Feb
18
13% Feb
2
19 Yb
8
153/b Jan
6
34
Feb
6
49% Mar 18
17
41 Yb Jan
11
47 3A Dec
18
9
513/4 Jan
5
37% NOV
83
72 Ya Dec
61
July 27
Jan
14
Jan
14 Ya Mar
35% Feb
45% Mar
72
433/8 Jan
Dana
4
Corp common.
3%% preferred series A..
Dan
River
Mills
1
35Y2
.100
*84Ya
5
14Yb
Inc:
Daystrcm Inc...
Dayton
Power
36 YB
*
86
14%
xl4 Ya
10
&
38Yb
40%
38
38%
38 Yb
39%
40
40%
comnion__7
Light
47Yb
47%
46'/a
47
45%
4634
47
48
82
Apr
10
Ya Jan
76
Mar
7
Preferred
3.75%
series
A__
71
Sep
23
81
Feb
27
74 YB Feb
76
Feb
29
-Preferred
3.75%
series
B_____100
*75
76
Dec
83% Apr
9
75 Ya Jan
77 Ya
22
78
Feb
9
Preferred
3.90%
series
CV--100
78
26 Ys Jan
*76Ya
2
363/b July 15
21 Yb Feb 19
26 Ya Mar
33 Yb Jan
5
___50c
27%
28
173/b Jan
21Y2 Feb
26
Decca
50c
xl9%
68 Yb
40 Yb Mar
48Y4 Feb
11
Deere &
23
17
Sep
13
45
Dec
1
26% Nov
33
4
Nov
23
56% Sep
23
24% Jan
2
8
16% Nov 25
7Ya Sep
41 Vb Jun
53
12Ya Jan
.7.^1 Ya
r.'
.
47% Mar 13
7
19 Ya May
68
29
15
28 v* Dec
22
17 3A Jan
7
26% Sep
28
Dec
7
64Ya Oct
7
13
30 Ya Jun
Apr 28
27 Yb Oct
30
41 Ya Nov
25
9
10
5
23
32 Ya Sep
.
Dec
36% Apr 15
21
May 26
lOYa Feb 25
Dec
Jan
May 25
21
15 Yb Jan
46
July 31
17
Mar
8
6Yb Mar
9
"64 Y2 Feb
71
8
26
15Yb Mar
8
;8
Mar
54
Ya Jan
24
Lack
'
7Yb
5
Denv & Rio Grande West
Jan
20
DeSoco
Chemical
42Yb Jan
5
Detroit
Edison.
59 V2 Feb
26 Yb Jan
8
30
Jan
De
8
64
Jan
Diamond
8
36 vb Jan
Vilbiss
20% Feb
23
42% Mar 13
24% Feb
17
33 Yb Jan
4
Diners'
Corp
(The) Club
34
9
49% Jan
4
Disney
(Walt)
Distillers Corp-Seagrams
Divco-Wayne Corp
363A July 29
29 Yb Jan
23
29 Yb Mar
233/b Jan
11 Ya Nov
25
L7% Jan
12
May 18
20% July 23
Mar 20
22
2
36Ya Oct 28
19% Jan
6
5:»% Jan
21
9
33
Jan
4
6
28 Y2 Feb
15
12 Yb Jan
14
133/b Feb
193/b Feb
8
Dr
preferred
2
Pepper
21.% Mar 11
36 Yb Feb
Dome
Dominick
4
423/s Feb
10
Douglas
27 Ya Aug
17
5
Dover
74% Jan
7
IOOYb Dec
45% Jan
11
85 Yb Mar
99 YB Jan
4
Dow
5
21
24 Ya Mar
303/b Jan
4
Dresser
22 Ya Jan
6
28 % Apr
24
Sep 23
14% Jan
May
143A Aug 17
6
24% Jan
25 Yb Mar 10
26% Feb
8
202% Feb
95
Sep
9
278% Aug
17
106
Jan
3
9
133/s Jan
4
Dunhill
1
14% Jan
22
Duplan
de
266% Jan
7
96 Yb Jan
5
74 Ya Sep
86% Apr
3
74YaJan
8
78 Y2 Mar
26Ya Jan
12
21Yb Mar
8
23'A Jan
12
Duquesne
39% Feb
18
$3.75
21
Sep 17
37
Dec
4
42 Ya Feb
27
37
40% Dec
1
46% Jan
27
40
38% Dec 21
41
Dec
46% Mar 13
16
Nov
18
48% May 26
46 Ya Jan 13
42% Jun
19
47
22 Ya Feb
3
41
Mar 24
33% Oct
27
Jan
993A Mar
13
Jan
11
38 Y2 Jan
8
42 Y4 Jan
42
Yb Feb
-
9,000
3,100
21%
20%
21%
21
21 YB
21
15 Yb
21
16 YB
15YB
16
15Ya
163/B
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8 Yb
8 Yb
8%
8%
1,200
10,700
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8
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41
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41%
40 Ya
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41%
40Yb
41
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40 Ya
59
59
59
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58
58
58
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19%
18%
18%
19
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24 Ya
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54%
54 Ya
55 Yb
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28,200
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1,600
55%
4,300
29%
30
5,200
29 Ya
29%
30
29%
29 Yb
29Yb
30
29 Yb
293/a
29 Yb
19
29 Ya
29 YB
19
19
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19 Yb
26 Ya
18 Yb
25%
26
18%
18 Ya
19
25;
26
2,000
35
35%
25%
26
34%
35
34
25 Ya
34 Ya
34%
2,900
35
34
25%.
34%"
30
293/b
29%
29 YB
30
24
29 Ya
30 Yb
25 Yb
30
23 Ya
30
24 Ya
23 YB
2,700
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24%
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23 Ya
900
5,300
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12 Yb
12YB
13
13
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123A
19%
20 YB
12 Ya
19%
19 Ya
12%
12%
19%
12 Yb
16Va
20 Yb
1,400
17
20%
12%
16%
20 Yb
16 Yb
16%
17
20 Yb
38%
17 Yb
29,400
37Yb
17 Yb
21%
17
37 Yb
17%
3,000
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37%
37%
20Yc
21Ya
21%
21%
5
863A
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86%
873/b
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5,700
36 Ye
37 3A
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21%
21 Yb
38 Yb
21%
86 YB
21 YB
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1,500
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86%
26%
25 YB
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25,400
26
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25 7 s
20,50©
37%
37%
15,500
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2-5 YB
26
26
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253/a
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25%
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11%
25%
11%
25 3A
10%
11%
25%
10 Ya
10%
10%
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11 Ya
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6,100
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223
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preferred
41 Ya Feb
16
4.10%
25 YB
26
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preferred
229%
98%
26
226%
983/a
78 Ya
21Ys
22 Ya
*38 Ya
50
222
99
78 Ya
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preferred
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21%
39 Ya
42%
42
38 3/4
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223'a
38 Yb
39 Ya
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40
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80
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40
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44
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43 Yb
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224
99%
79 YB
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22%
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225
99
79
50
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221 YB
99 YB
50
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5
common..
preferred.—
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25
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series
DWG
7%
S
20 YB
19
1
preferred
5
69%
7
29%
$3.50
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Mar 10
69
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$4.50
Light
15
Ya Jan
70 YB
56 Yb
5
$4.15
44
70
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24
4,700
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71
1
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29
9
26
7
69 Ya
7 Yb
23,500
21%
19
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23
9
21 Yb Mar
25Yb
: 6Yb
57
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46 Yb Feb
18
25Yb
7%
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:
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.
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69
53 Yb
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7
25 Yb
21%
43%
31,300
42 Yb
25 %
25 3A
Ltd
Co
43 Ya Feb
5
40 Yb Jan
9
4,400
20 Yb
43 YB
25 V*
19 YB
International...
22 Ya
21-ij
21 Ya
41Ya
57 Ya
Common
5
27%
20Yb
43
55%
Corp
9
27 YB
21Ya
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IIYb Mar
221 Yb Mar
26 YB
18%
41%
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Cc
Limited
Pont
27
19Ys
41%
30 Ys
Industries
10
Mar
26 Ya
YB
29 Ya
Corp
du
8
27 YB
19%
41 Ya
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Chemical
Drewrys
26%
29 ya
Iuc
Aircraft
30
79
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Products
Co
Mines
27% Nov
20 Yb Mar
...
Stores
19 Ya Jan
16 Yb Mar
79
77%
1
30
Mar
*77 Ya
5,700
76
Ya'
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11
26
24
79
25%
National Corp
Jan
$1.50
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15
183A Jan
Diana
79
*76%
.10
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28
21
11
Co.:
59 Ya Apr
18
23
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Diamond
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20
5,600
20%
-
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6
22
11
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32 Ya Mar 24
Feb
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6,600
8,400
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-
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Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co__100
Detroit
Steel Corp
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76
79
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24 Yb
Aug
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76 Ya
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77 Ya
26 YB
Western______50
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76 %
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41
Light Co-.__13.50
Air
*75
77%
41%
&
Delta
47
76 Ya
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25 Ya
par
c
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41
Delaware Power &
4
53 Yb Mar
29 Yb Mar
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76
1
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8
100
...
Jan
,
6
21% Sep
16
&
Delaware
5
Co__
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Feb
10
8
17% Mar
Co
18% Jan
16'
40 YB Feb
Rubber
Records
Delaware
8
9 Y2 Jan
3
20 Yb Mar
31% Sep
17% Jan
28Y2Jan
Dayton
*
40%
40
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qq%
Yb
98%
80
99
1,500
1,500
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79 %
100
22 Ya
22%
38 YB
38 Yb
32,700
38%
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22%
38%
42 YB
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50
40 Ya
40%
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700
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90
46%
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43 YB
41 Ya
44
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44
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44%
60
213/a
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500
23%
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28 Ya Dec
29
28 Ya Dec
31
23 Yb Mar
9
29
32
Dec
Jan
5
22
25 Yb Mar
34
Jan
5
Eastern
Air
22
9
21
8
25 Ye Sep
46% Apr
34Yb Jan
24 Y2 Mar
8
73 Ya Dec
30 Ya Jan
5
11
Eastern
Gas
75
Mar
3
77 Yb Jan
21
4 Ya %
19% Mar
8
253A Jan
4
Eastern
29
1083A Jan
4
Eastman
3
93 Ya Feb
3
23 Ys Sep
75
Apr
9
36% Nov
36% Jan
6
6
83 Ya Jan
15
10
23
30% Apr
21
88 3A Jun
85 Ya Jan
8
112
Dec
1
94
Oct
26
*45% Dec;31
94 Yb Jan
92
Mar
37Yb Mar.
9-
46-Ya Jan
Eagle-Picher
-
6
Eaton
&
prior
Feb
Kodak
89
Aug
7
Oct
23
34 Ya Dec
Oct
Oct
2
4
Elastic
47 Ya Feb
4
56 Yb Jan
7
Electric
6Yb Feb
17
8Ya Jan
4
Electric
52 Yb Mar
8
61
Jan
4
llVa Feb
8
133/4 Jan
13
27 Yb Mar 10
32 Ya Jan
6
39% Mar
2
Emerson
Electric
18Yb Jan
4
Emerson
Radio
21
Mar 20
Jan
May 11
20
Jan
Mar
9
5
15% July 23
.70
May .4
63
17% Sep 21
34 Ya Oct
263/a Jan
40
*
19 Ya Mar
5
9
88
29
56
893A Jan
Feb
28% Aug_28
41 Yb Dec 23
27
50
15
23
Jan
13
Ya Mar
25
Mar
29
8
Apr
2
4^
9
26 Ya Jan
12
38 V2 Jan
4
32% Feb
83A Mar
43 Ya Mar
57
Jan
15% Mar
8
45 Yb Jan
6 *
18
4
20 Ya Feb
15
Jan
16
30 Ya Mar 12
49Ya July
;
84
32 Yb Feb
28 Yb Dec
2
22
.55 V2 Jan
78 V2 Jan
*
31
10 Ya Oct
Jan
39
29
16
87
26 Ya
23% Jun 22
76 Yb Dec
9
14
Sep" 18
32 Ya Jan
Mar
63 Ya Dec
17
38% Jan 14
12 Ya
38
31% July 16
55 Ya Aug
7
8 Yb Dec 16
4
28
3
Ya Dec 24
92 Ya Oct
6
Vb Jan 16
36 Y4 Jan
7
93/4 Jan
1
8IV2 Mar
46
18
7% Dec
48 3A Feb
,
24
9
7.
25
80
Jan
5
353/4 Jan
28
13 Yb Jan
6
54
Yb Jan
7
58
Feb
11
Edison
Bros
*4Yb%
Ekco
4%%
Equitable
of
Amer
Gas
preferred
&
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Eversharp
20%
52%
52%
*80
23%
3,200
26 YB
25%
25
25%
25,400
25%
76 Ya
25
75
25%
9,600
20 Yb
20
75%
99
98
97%
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93 Ya
38% '
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37
52 3A
53
83
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39%
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20%
11,700
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98 Yb
99%
35,600
93%
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37 YB
38
53 Ya
53
53.....
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83
39%
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39%
90%
23%
23%
53
53
11,500
8
105,700
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83
39 yb
90 Ya
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90
24%
24
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24Yb
53
53 YB
23 Yb
52 Ya
24%
53%
24
52 Yb
23 yb
7 Ya
7%
52%
7 YB
52
yb
53
52 YB
53 Yb
7
yb
53Y2
55
5
12Ya
13%
125/B
Phonograph
28 Yb
27%
34 %
34 Yb
5
133/a
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13%
13%
14%
25 Ya
25
25
34%
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333A
10
50
333/B
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43Va
100
:
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25 Ys
34 Ya
80
33 Yb
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44
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9 s/b
33
10
44
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83A
43%
58
16Ya
17
153A
1
21 Yb
21%
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21%
34 Yb
32
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16%
21%
3
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33 Yb
43%
58
34%
80
5
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36Y8
25%
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12 YB
27 Yb
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35
34
100
A
14%
53%
12%
35Y8
10
7Yb
27Y8
28%
37 Yb
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Co
52%
13
27%
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39%
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.
15 Yb
34%
80
33 Yb
9Yb
44%
58
52 Yb
12
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54
7Yb
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53%
7
9
Jan
28
Aug 11
18 Ya Jan
27 Ya Nov
For
30
Mar
35% Jan
27
Fairbanks
Morse
7% Jan
12 Vb Feb
26
Fairbanks
Whitney
24 7/b Jan
28Ya Feb
26
$1.60
37
Sep 14
"
96
7Yb Feb
29 Yb Mar
Mar 12
81
Feb
9Va Mar
34
82
Jan
Feb
Falrchild Engine &
Fairmont
4%
31 Yb
Sep 11
23 Yb Feb
26 V2 Jan
Falstaff
35
Jan
28,
30
Family
see page
28.
Mar
Jan
Foods
Co
convertible
9
9
&
convertible
a
footnotes,
9
July 16
10 Yb
7% Sep 29
29% Jan
2
79 Yb
37% Apr
28Y8 Aug 31
lOYaJan 13
2
21% Jan
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30
1
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12 Yb
12%
16,100
27%
37 YB
283a
38,300
36%
36 yb
37
14 Yb
13,900
15%
14 Ya
25 Ya
15
25 YB
24,400
25%
33%
25%
34
1,000
34
34
80
2,500
80
80
33%
33%
33%
2,700
9Ya
10%
20,300
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33 Ya
9
43
5/8
10
Ya
44
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21Yb
22
31%
32 Ya
31 Yb
Airplane Corp.l
common
preferred
Brewing Corp
Finance Corp
.J
100
^._1
1
30
*30
32
*29 Ya
32
HYb
10 Ya
IOYb
27 Ya
27 Yb
10 Ya
27 YB
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8 Yb
27%
27 %
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28
28 Ya
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17
27%
1,400
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17 V4
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40
1,000
2,100
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58
17%
44
45
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59
22 YB
6,500
215/8
32 Yb
21%
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32 %
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32
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31
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200
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9,500
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33%
93 %i,
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200
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series
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52 Yb
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1
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25
24%
76
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Co
19%
98%
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shares
Gas
Products
Ex-Cell-O
93 Ya
23%
25%
5
Amer
Pittsburgh RR Co
5
4
99%
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2.50
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20%
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.
100
100
RR common...
203/b Jan
7
1
;
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&
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.
75
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preferred
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Jan
Co
;
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8
40
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common.:
Ind
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1
31 Yb Mar 10
Mus
75
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Natural
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5%
76
Storage Battery
Endicott
Erie
24%'
100
Corp
Inc
Auto-Lite
&
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Erie
26%
24%
common.-___10
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National
4%
24
25%
25 Y8
preferred.!
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Electric
El
23 YB
26%
preferred..-^
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Elgin
24 Yb
253A
24%
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63% Aug 13
4
Steel
Co
preferred
89
May 15
24 Ya
1
.___
Assn
preferred
33
34
5
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Inc..:
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Stainless
$3.60
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Lines
B2
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28 YB
241/8
28 Ye
12
8%
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17
23
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4
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29
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84
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11
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Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
Range Since Jan.1
if ear lsf>9
Highest
Lowest
Nov
24
Lowest
5
8
29
Jan
Mobile
Culf
35'/u Nov
1
24
Mar
9
72
Jan
11
$5
28% Mar
7
37
Jan
4
Gulf
Oil
States
66
July 13
37% Dec
3
79
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.
RR
Monday
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-
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15
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67'/a Dec
STOCK
NEW YORK
,
Highest
24% Mar
17
30% Feb
'
com_No par
25%
66%
28Va
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8.33%
Corp
Utilities
HIGH SALE
Wednesday
LOW AND
STOCKS
'
Tuesday
Mar. 8
/
Jun
0
8
31% Jan
15
Dec
29
89% Apr
8
13
27% Feb
80
Jan
6
83 % Feb
1
81'/a Dec
16
94
Jan
9
84% Jan
7
7
91
9
89
Jan
15
97
Jan
88
Aug
32
Sep
Apr
96
Dec
30
Dec
22
105% Mar
3
104% Mar
98
82
97% Jan
4
26% Mar
4
11
8
89
Jan
8
Feb
dividend
preferred--
$4.44
dividend
dividend
$5.08
8
,49% Jan
preferred
$5
100 % Mar 11
32
dividend
$4.40
15
99% Feb
12
Gustin-Eacon
Feb
20
49% Nov
48 '/a Nov
20
4
29% May 22
20'/2 Mar 31
Feb
88
6
28 Va Jun
19
39'/B Jan
5
26% Jan
23% Mar
July 23
30
Mar
42
71% May 19
25 '/a Nov
-Feb
48
9
Feb
98
114% Aug 31
24
8
51% Jan
29 % Feb
18
8
24
27
Jan
6
25
Hammermill
Feb
15
Hammond Organ Co
1
57% Jan
5
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com
57% Deo
3
45% Mar
8
53%. Jan
38
1
50% Dec.
8
46 % Mar
8
55
8
Jan
34
Mar
Jan
5
54% Dec
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16
30
21
2
1
28
13
39'/a Apr 20
6%
4
preferred
29% Jan
li
Harshaw
9
53 % Feb
29
Hart
12
11% Jan
6
Jan
29
36% Jan
14
Feb
62
Hat
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75
Jan
Feb
17
13
Jan
5
Hayes
Feb
17
91% Jan
26
Heinz
27% Apr
14
40 % Dec
.
11
Jan
4
37% Feb
5
17
77;
30 % Apr
16
34% May 11
29% Feb
10
32% Dec
8
37% Mar 13
32% Jan
18
16 Va Jan
7
25% Jun
17% Feb
8
19
74% Dec
Sep 29
3
118% Apr
79% Mar
43% Jan
31% Jan
35'
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105% Jan
4
108% Feb
15
9
81% Jan
26
1
49% Mar
1
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Jan
2
82 % Nov
19
76
34
Jan
8
46% Apr
27
38% Feb
Mar
42% July 29
22 % Mar 10
28
Jan
4
Hewitt-Robins Inc____:
5
8
19% Jan
4
Heyden Newport
9
23% July 22
72% Aug 25
15% Mar
64% Jan
63% Feb
8
64% Jan
4
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85
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7
117
July 22
92% Feb
16
101 % Jan
4
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7
41
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33.
Feb
1
37% -Jan
4
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23% Feb
1
26% Mar
Jan
13% Jan
5
16% Feb
12%
Nov
30
21
22% Oct,
6
37
11% Oct
27
21% Jan
2
May 21
22% Feb
15% Apr 27
11
17
Mar 11
27% Feb
13
8
29
29
Jan
5
11
5
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22
24% Jan
4
26% Feb
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2
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28% Feb
1
29
Jan
4
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29
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8
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4
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122
2.50
(W E). & Co
Helme
4
.Mar
Jan
20
• ••«-
—1-
_j
Industries
(H J) Co
Heller
*66%
87 V2
*98
28 'A
57
.»■
50%
*56
_1
3.65S preferred—
11
66 Va
♦82%
-29%
-25
.101
27%
28l/a •
>
100 V:
'' -A- 28
7.50
49%
42
28%
>
.
25.>•.>■
100
u—100
Haveg Industries. Inc
8
24%
'
Corp of America common—.i—4 'A.
10
22
&
4-%% preferred
82
8
Chemical
■
.
2.50
———
Schaffner
2
7
Refrac
_
Corp
Corporation
Harsco
Feb
35
Co——
Harris-Intertype
15
12
90 % May
105
Feb
9
Dec
22
Jan
Mar
16% Jan
92
75% Sep
50
125
8% Feb
46
15
79% May
Jan
22,% Mar
3
12% Apr
35% Nov
46 % Mar
122
13
Paper
-
—1-
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66
132
25%
66%
30
30 A*83 <
8714,
*91
*99 •
100
100 : 100 v
26 Va
27%.
?,
1
42% > 43 * "
28%
28%
-
•
——6
common
preferred
32% Jan
7
30
Co
8
1
43% Sep
Printing Co—,
Watch
convertible
>49%
*49
25
:
Cementing.—S
1
6
12 Va Dec
Well
Oil
F)
27 %
Shares
25%
24%
66 Va
AV-:A
27% Mar
30 % Jan
64% Jan
2.50
Mfg Co
52% Feb
May
44% Feb
34
4%
*99%
25
25%
28 Va
66/a
28%
29%
*82 %
87'A
*"85
30
83
88
91
.
100
--' v:
100 A";.,
27%
*99
100
36% Aug 14
122'/a July
24% Nov 20
(W
Hamilton
_100
*—100
preferred
65 %
6
'61% Nov. 10
Apr
Hall
4
106% Jan
Halliburton
—100
preferred
Hackensack Water—
4
18
29%
*82%
*85
*85
100
preferred
dividend
-u
44 '/a
No par
_
$4.20
Mar. 11
10
66
Co—
Common
88% Mar 10
Mar.
the Week
Friday
Thursday
24%
,.
28
Sales for
PRICES
Mar. 9
25%
24%
66%
28 Va
26
66%
29%
Monday, March 14, 1960
.
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Range for Previous
.
.
11 %
11
11%
25
*25
29
*28%
29
41 %
42
41%
900
25%
*28%
2,000
'
'
25
'
44% Oct
22
65% Jan
35
Jan
30
47% July 22
34 % Mar
80
Dec
15
90 % Apr
81% Feb
5% Sep
18
Sep
2
13
8
53
Hooker
Chemical
24
$4.^5
Feb
6
5% Mar
8
Jan
14
18% Mar
21
Jan
14
18% Mar
22 % Jan
4
38% Feb
10
31 % Feb
2
2
24
Feb
41
Feb
37% Jan
69
15
80% Mar
5
36% Jan
12
2
27
2
.•
70% Jan
77
Dec
28
85
Dec
28
96% Jan
21
75
Jan
22
18% Sep
29
Mar
73% Mar
85% Mar
77-
6^
Jan
81
Feb
Houdaille-Industries Inc
$2.25
convertible
Household
21
73% Mar 11
15% Jan
July 33
24% Jan
4
Howe
21
66
Mar 17
46% Mar
54% Jan
14
Hudson
31
22
Hunt
18
Jan
5
84% Dec
10
24% Mar 11
29 % Dec 14
26% Mar
5
j"t7ly~30
5%
11
Hupp
25
39% Dec
31
37% Feb
15
39% Jan
5
5%>
13
23% July
9
21% Jan
7
Hussmann
15
48% Jan
5
Idaho
8
31% Jan
4
Ideal
37% Mar' ,7
47%-Jan
6
Illinois Central
19% Mar
9
42% Mar 18
82
Jail
12
46
Feb
29 Va Oct
23
39
A i)i-
17
25
Mar
40
24
55 Va Jan
21
9
46 Va Dec
24
*12%
1
"
com——5
13
—10
47%
26
"
45%
46
39'A Jan
18
41
Feb
26
4.08% preferred
50
*40
41% Feb
18
42 % Jan
18
4.25% preferred
50
*41%
42 Va
45% Dec
21
50
Jan
5
45% Jan
22
47i/2 Feb
25
4.70% preferred.
50
*47.
47%
47
Jan
14
42% Jan
4
41 Va Oct
40 %
7
44
Mar
1
Sep
25
45% Mar 18
41
Feb
11
41% Jan
36% Jun
26
41V* Aug 13
38'A Feb
17
41 % Mar 11
28
4.42%
8
10 Va Feb
5
30
74% Nov
17
109
July 28
163
43% May
8
34% Sep 21
55
149
28
Oct
18
7 V« Jan
6
8 Vb Feb
25
July 17
16% Mar
-9
22% Jan
12
May
7
74
9
84% Jan
4
May
6
153
July
6
39 % Mar
8
50'/a Jan
5
50'/a Mar 18
33 % Mar
4
43% Jan
15
Mar
Feb
23
154
Jan
7
preferred
S
Electrica
De
100 pesos
7%
7%
17Vs
17%
74%
76
preferred
41
33 %
34 Va
Apr
29
29 Vb Feb
12
30
Vb Mar
9
Insuranshares
Ctfs
Dec
17
34% Feb
8
44
Va Jan
4
Interchemieal
Corp
24
86
2
89
Jan
8
18
25
Jan
2
385% May 12
39% Jan
138
Sep 25
Sep 22
28
68
27
-
Dec
17% Feb
22
31 Va July
7
28
12
34% Feb
407 % Mar
,8
444% Jan
4
Int'l
Business
44 % Mar
8
50% Jan
19
Int'l
Harvester
153% Jan
34
35% Apr
30
80
139% Feb
27% Jun
8
111% Dec
21
12% Jan
7
24% Nov
9
May
7
86 % Dec
15
10% Sep
14
15
56
125
Sep
Mar 20
141% Nov
94
15
37
10
55 % Nov
29
Feb
3
40'/4 Dec
28 % Feb
17% Jun
14
9
9
32
Sep
22
35
Sep
21
32
Dec
33|
Nov
40
8
37% Aug 21
Mar 11
17
39% Jan
4
International
Telep
17
38% Jan
15
International
41% Feb
18
44
15
42 Va Dec
40
Aug 18
19% Mar
38
17
5
May 27
35
Jan
Feb
Jan
11
Jan
13
Interstate
21
Interstate
337/8 Jan
37% Feb
36% Mar
39 %
18
118'/a Feb
16
44'A Jan
4
Jati
23
M% Mar 18
23% Jan
7
31% Jan
28
86
115
Jan
Mar
13% Mar
Island Creek Coal
20
Jan
12
Power
&
$6
Circuit
7
Jefferson
9
8
48
% Jan
19
% Jan 22
79
Jan
6
50% Feb
29
Feb
27
43% Feb
76% Nov
13
88
Apr
21
76
59% Apr 27
70% July 14
44% Jan
13
55 % Feb
Jewel
59% .)ai.
Dec
Tea
Co
62% Mar
8
89% Jan
4
Jones
95 % Mar
8
98% Jan
25
5%
For footnotes,
see page
36
28.
Mar
8
47% Jan
8
Joy
&
42%
100
*46 Va
47%
*46'/a
47%
*46 Va
40
46 Ve
*41
*43 Va
44
*43 Va
44
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42
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42%
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42%
40%
41%
40%
40%
41
41
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50%
36
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1
A
*116
1
common
100
12,200
*150
156
156
35
153
40
40
156
40
41
33%
34%
34%.
30 Va
30'/b
38%
39%
87
-
*150
40%
33%
30Va
-■
153
39%
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86%
45% *
142'A
34
34%
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31
41%
30%
38%
39%
38%
39
87
*86%
87%
86
87 %
30%
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415
31
142
45%
142%
22,100
45%
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143
142
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30
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72%
*70%
72
22 V2
21%
23
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23 J/4
22%
97%
96%
98 'A:
99
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/
18 Ve
,
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107
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91
14
118
61%
18%
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17%
18%
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118
118
29%
I
19 '/e
17,200
20,300
13%
62
118
13 %
8,400
GO 1/4
2,080
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34%
34%
34%
34%
49%
49%
50
50
50y2
32
32
34
35%
35%
35%
34%
36%
67,400
33%
33
33%
33%
33%
33 Va
1,800
42%
33%
42
42%
42 %
42
35%
V4
36Ve>
41%
42%
2,900
35%
36
36
18'A
36%
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36%
36%
3,600
18%
18%
18%
18 Va
18%
36 2
18%
1,900
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36%
35%
35%
36
36%
36%
36%
36%
32%
36%
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3,500
32%
32%
30%
33
33%
33%
33%
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36
36%
32%
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.
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.
A
'■■■!
30%
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33 Vs
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34
-
32
.
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18
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13%
13%
13%
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78
78Va
79
79
46%
47
18%
-
1
47
47 %
47
47%
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79%
18
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18%
79%
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30%
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117
32 Ve
32%
18
18%
13%
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46 Ve
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-
30%
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18%
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3,000
13%
2,100
13%
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45%
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47%
48%
48%
49
58%
57%
49%
58
57%
58%
57%
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Co
—
1
10
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96
96
37%
37%'
9%
'
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82
46%
40
503/8
573/4
16,200
9%
8%
9%
9%
62%
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10 Va
65%
64%
66
96
65
96
65%
96
96
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37%
38%
39%
-
v
37%
36%
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37%
80
3,700
79%
62%
64%
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36
7,800
117
6,800
14
79%
800
32
81
46%
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200
30%
48%
64%
2,200
32
34%
57%
100
300
4,400
33
14
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119
34%
47%
-
100
13%
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-
49%
79%
common-10
90
34%
50
100
4,800
20,100
109%
59
Inc
22%
100
18%
90
49
Laughlin Steel
,9,600
107%
58%
preferred series A
1,020
29%
72
18%
92
60 %
X118
*70%
142%
110'/a
13%
*
29%
12,100
42%
118%
34
'
I
90
-
97%
340
30>A
29%
96
100
5,900
419%
44%
'72'/a
21%
8,100
■„
418
418%
x44 %
29%
20
11,800
30
415%
45%
143%
44%
-
40%
33
36%
18%
15,800
75
:33%
-
35%
36%
_1
1
700
19%
74
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30%'
5
7%
17%
75%
x34%
32%.
pfd—100
7%
17%
74
7%
118
A
-
18%'-
35%
33%
7%
17%
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30
_5
A 7%
"14
33
32%J
10
30
1,400
7%
177/«
34%
42 Va
~
7%
48%
Jonathan Logan
18
20
42%
.;
5
Johnson
22
41%
42%
5
4
4
88 % Dec
41%
—
Jan
13% Feb
103% Feb
6,900
46%
Johnson—
62
9
&
47 Va
46
*41%
46
29'%
.
124
34%.
—50c
Co
& Lt 4%
Inc
8
i
,59% July 28
5
Co—1
-
28
40% Nov 23
1
Co
Lake Sulphur
8% Mar
96
25
common
3%% preferred
Johns-Manville Corp
24,000
17%
*89
34%
-
Jersey Cent Pwr
Feb
10,200
39%
75%
141
34 v>
43 Va
Jaeger Machine Co
18% Jan
86
26%
38%
*41%
,.C109%111
33 Vb
Electric
Breaker
48
26%
*41
29%
•«
19%
*32
4,800
47%
'
16 J/4
A;69%'-
49%
3.50
preferred
I-T-E
39 Va
2,900
A
408'A
90
33%
Light Co_,
26
57
9
Iowa
76 % Jan
18
49 Vb Feb
8
3
4
7
May 12
Sep
29
34% Jan
&
26%
19%
*71'/a
par
Light & Power CoA_
Iowa-Illinois Gas
47%
38%
900
41%
30
,
com—5
Dept Stores
Power Co__J
36% Jan
30% Mar 11
18
Elec
Iowa
47%
26%
19%
19%
47%
64,900
.';••
42%
44%
410
.
112%
*118
...
25
Teleg-No
&
Corp
preferred
8
Jan
68
25
—
convertible
$2
Jan
32% Mar
123
preferred
38
29% Mar
Jan
7%
20
4
18% Mar
15
46% Dec
JNo.par
Utilities
34
19%
30
12 Ve
38
*41%
; 29%
19 % A A
'18%
100
—No par
Feb
37%
38
25
85%
74
i
44'%'
..99 %- *
18 Va
*89
common
32
21
4
Salt
32
38
26%
-.407 %
23,% W-
95%
T10
Shoe-—
V
•
141%->.
.23
.
7.50
i
Silver
32%-Feb
6
July 30
*
30%
com.No par
International
45% May
11%
11%
*41
A
40 %
86%
V
;.72%
5
:
International
37% Jan
14
Amer
39
85%
12 Vb
42
33%
46%
72%>
—No par
:
of Cent
*24%
87 Va
800
2,000
2,500
47 %
44
39%
>
..
29%
j.__No par
common
preferred
International
24
45
29
Rys
5%
25%
*85%
"
.5
Limited —1
preferred
Int'l
36. iJan
Feb
Mining Corp„
A
30%
141.%
Nickel of Canada^
Paper
139% Jan
55
Int'l
$4
19% Mar
8
International
25%
75
39
100
com
—
International
70% Mar
*■. 48% Jan 26
preferred
,24%
*25 %
39
*30
412
45 Va
Minerals & Chemical
4%
37%
47%
25%
*
17%
39'/a
408%
»
—100
7%-preferred
Int'l
5
-
:No par
A
.;87
29 %
1
>
common
6
4
2
Dec
4
Corp
Machines
19
Mar
21
Mar
Iron
26
47
21
18%
48%
25 Va
v.
1.700
12%
17%
48
17%
30%
39
86%
—100
Packers
9
15
75
Jan
90
Interlake
*30
_1
common——5
International
20
36% Jan
18% Dec
21% Feb
8
34% Mar
12
6
4
-40% Apr
116% Sep
15% Nov
Jan
24
110% Jan
136% Jan
12 Va Jan
57
Feb
25% Feb
7
Mar 10
118
37
8
18
86 'A Jan
J23
31% Dec
28% Mar 19
17% Jan
172% July 15
33 y4 Dec
28
7
107
2
Jun
1
72% Mar
95% Mar
,
26
69
9
31 Va Mar
21% Mar
6
Jan
16% Jan
143 Va Mar
8
12
29
4
R6% Jan
2
Feb
69'A Jan
July 30
9
111
Jan
May 29
'
Inc
4%% preferred—
57% July 10
488
47%
42%
*150
39%
05% Feb
47Va
7%
"
v
156
No par
32
25%
20
8,400
74 %
Inspiration Consolidated Copper—20
45
Feb
*150
100
—
Co—
;
150
>
89
18%
18
20
40%
—__1
19
12%
19'A
44
No par
Rayon
Steel
12%"
,19%
*41%
41
7,400
73%
44
44
Ingersoll-Rand common
6%
12 Vo
38
46%-,47
42
•
Inland
*87 Va
12%
*37'/a
45%
*40 Va
-
82 Va
Mexico
A
Industrial
86% Oct
20
par
*80%
72
26%
*41 %
50
:
81
89
12
41
73%
72
87
*41%
600
*72 Va
73%
71%
11%
.
,38%
*43'/a
50
4.20% preferred
27 % Mar 26
[
—
Indianapolis Power & Light—No
Industria
6% Dec
17% Nov
common-——15
4,600
19 Ve
27%
AA
1
1,000
•
37
27%
•
*87%
"♦85%
37 %
41
3
Co
*24%
26Va
r86Va'
.11%
45Va
27
4
Apr
81A
25'A
41
Jan
43% Feb
47
Power
12 Va
89
25
x2o
39%
*
3,900
6
18 Ve
36%
27%
71 Va
,25-%:
47Vb
27%
7
Illinois
,70 Va
.37 % >37 Va
37 Va
•*72
18 Va
19%
18%
19
47%
19%
18 Ve
-
38
82%
17%
38
47V»
—5
No par
'
*87%
:
.
,
11 %
29
47% Mar 11
•81
:
47 Va
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5%
5%<
18%
18 Va
85
*83
86
13,200
35 Va
34%
36
*
25Va
,
7,300
49
48%
48%
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27 Va
>47'A.
19%
5
?
>18
*25%
85%%
'
38
73%
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70%
:
5%
18%
27% A 28
Y7-3 Va
11% '->%•
;
40% Sep
41
*3o%
'
37%.
convertible pfd series A^__-50
RR Co__
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5%
17%
J
;
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18%
19
19
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28
5% y.
1818
46%
.
26«A
85%
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Co_^
A
,
ifi'A-
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5
100
—1
Power Co.—
>
V>,>"v 12%->12%
,47% '
-
.25%
preferred series A„
Refrigerator Co
18%
1.70%
18%
17%
46 Va
No par
common—
.5%
' -73
69% ...70%-
(Delaware)——1
Inc
A,,
48
35%
85 A
*83
.
A
No par
& Sm Ltd
5%
27%
73.
35
8,900
42%
*
*3o'/a
38% Oct
r
.
48%
34%
35'%
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Corp
Cement
.1,
-41%
48%
>48 % :.
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13% Jan
%
.
29
40%
*18Va >18%
19%
*72
100
100
issued
When
87%. Jan
4
19% Oct
Jun
4
25
9% Jan
93
A
37
Indust
&
84% Feb
Jun
35
26% Mar
Foods
5%
18%
*83
27%
Corp
Co
31
7
Nov
4
Jan
574
37
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V
27
—
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Sound
.A9% Dec
% Jan
35
4
.
V~--48 %
.
'.>>34%
-85
18%
19%
common.J
Lighting & Power
Howard
27
12% Mar 10
17% Mar 8
5
8
50% Sep
15
*83
preferred——50
preferred
Houston
36%
common—No par
4% -preferred
13% Jan
11% Jan
Finance
48%
35'%
—-No par
42%'
48%
-V
10
Corp of America common—1
convertible preferred—
25
5%.
4.40%
65% Jan
— __
common—5
-
3%% preferred
30
64% Sep
-
Hotel
,
Corp
'>•>
41
^-12.50
preferred
85
30
14
Mining—
4
9% Apr
30
preferred--
Oil Corp
11
32% Apr
36 % Dec
Honolulu
Feb
9
26% Dec
convertible
41 Va Jan
21
19 % Jun
Dec
11
5%
Homestake
4,300
15,600
86,300
97
410
38
6,700
Volume
191
Number
5933
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(1127)
23
NEW YORK,STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year U50
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW
-
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
HIGH SALE PRICES
AND
Tuesday
Wednesday
Mar, 8
Mar. 7
Sales for
Thursday
Mar. 9
Friday
Mar. 10
the Week
Mar. 11
Shares
K
37
Feb
9
65
931/4 Feb
10
120
42 % Dec
31
48
107
Feb
107
Nov
46'/2 Oct
July 27
July
Alum
11
4%%
(ser of 19591
Mar
8
48% Jan
4
Kansas
19
89 % Feb
93
72 %
21
34 % Nov
5
39 % Feb
13
28 % Jan
2
11 % Dec
28
Jan
82
Mar 11
25
87
4%
18
29
84
Feb
5
85
Jan
6
85 % Feb
9
87
Jan
0
71
9
79% Jan
8
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Mar
12
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Mar
28
36% Feb
19'
4%
50
4
43 % Feb
9
47% Jan
18
33% Nov
4
31% Feb
23
33% Jan
5
Kansas
13 % Dec
7
Jan
12
14■
Jan
25
35% Jan
'
22
41
Jan
28
50% Jan
6
11
12
51 % Sep
22
90 % Oct
7
45
% Oct
1
64
Jan
5
44
% Oct
7
70% Apr
21
31% Apr
20
22 % Jan
25
50% July 31
63
40% Mar
3
40% Mar
62 % Feb
47% Aug 25
21
Nov
16
14% Feb
17
35
Aug
5
27% Mar
43% Mar
7
29% Mar
3
26 % Mar
31 %'jan
8
34% Jan: '23
23
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9
18% Jan
'33
4
34% Jan
21
23 '/a Jan
22
34% Jan
22*
17
34% Apr
7
15% Oct 21
23 % Nov
2
24
55% Apr
15% July
-
37% Jan
Sep 22
11%
11%
11%
38%
38%
2,300
40%
41%
3,600
16
50
50%
48%
49 %
49
49
49%
49%
50
50
1,700
No par
79%
82
77%
79%
77%
79
78%
79%
77%
79
32,600
County Land 'Co______.j__2.53
51%
53%
51%
52 %
50%
511%
50%
50%
50%
50%
5,zoo
5,300
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4
31% Mar
6% Mar
4
4
45
Feb
2'
24% Dec
10
22
Jan
29
13% Jan
29
% Sep
10 %
Mar
Sep
9
5
29% Jan
2
36% Apr
15
Dec
16
Dec
30
81% Dec
16
128% Jan
2
Dec
131% Dec
Mar
104
89
Apr
4
14
15
*18
12
Mar
2
32% Jan
17
15% Jan
30y2 Jan
;
117
13
34% Mar
Jan
21
97% Feb
8
300
3,900
18%
19V«
18%
18%
6,000
"27%
28%
*27%
28%
Valley
Industries
•&
35
Jan
22
26
123% Jun
9
116
19
18%
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28%
27 y4
18%
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700
16%
15%
15%
16%
16 %
16 3/4
16%
16%
16,200
19%
4,500
16%
19%
19%
10%
29
20
19%
45
44'/2
45
10%
10%
10'/a
29 Vb
29
10%
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29
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29%
20
44%
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3
29%
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145y4
55
52 Va
5
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Cement
Lone Star Gas
Co
39
3Vs
11%
12%
-6.%
6%
65/B
63/4
26 »/4
-
22%
10 y8
83 y4
144
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54%
15 y8
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82%
13 Va
13'/«
13 Vb
13%
13%
26
37 V«
"111
33%
"95y2
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(P)
Co
common
preferred
Louisville Gas & El Co
4
Lowenstein
91%'Jan
4
Lukens
21
Jan
6
Lykes
29ya Jan
5
MacAndrews
(Ml
Steel
Bros
Sons
&
Inc
__10
34
56%
571/4
7,400
54
53 y4
54%
2,400
"53
17 3/8
153/8
17 y4
703/4
673/4
69 %
58,400
26%
27%
27
14%
14 y4
14%
27%
141/4
'16,200
25%
36%
363%
26
26y4
98%
"95%
150
35%
361/4
36%
36%
132
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36%
36%
132
7,000
98%
84
50
86%
100
149
28,300
36%
132 ya
110
71 y*
132%
132
6,600
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146
146
;
50
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86%
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86%
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20,600
,
36%
114 y2
34
84
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84
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56,100
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33%
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36,500
18
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117
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117
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132
.
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132
57
26
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84
86
150
5,600
144y4
34%
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23,200
144 y4
43%
72%
3,800
42%
42%
42%
42%
43%
43
43
43 y4
71
70
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70%
71%
15%
1,400
15%
,
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15%
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15%
153/4
16
15%
16
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69y2
64%
67
64 '/2
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64%
67%
65
66%
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117
82
82%
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400
4,900
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60%
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145
70y4
50
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60
15%
66
25%
36 Va
37%'
10%
^22%
42%
(Ky)_No par
Nashville__
&
"84'/a
x25%
26%;
117
*
6,000
13,900
45 %
23
26%
151/4
24
-
-65%
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13,000
26,200
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26'A
•
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15%
70
8,000
163,400
3%
43%
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53 y4
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81%
10y8
82 %
55 y2
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45%
59%
24%
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46
59%
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25 %
22%
144
6%
45%
22%
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,
46
"45
58%
145J/4
,
26%
26
45%
26
12%
3,900
11,600
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40%
40%
11%
25'%
100
series
Louisville
39%
11%
14%
36
7 %
38%
1* %
66%
24%
____*1
5%; series B preferred-
9
'
10%
84
'
6%
_l
4.84% conv preferred
TOO
Long Island Lighting Co com____10
Lorillard
11
i__2.50
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Loew's Theatres Inc
Lone
10l/4
83
23
Corp.——5
Co
22%
58%
'58
preferred;____________-___i00
Li.tton Industries Inc___
,
*
___7
com
45%
22%
'
Products...
39%
37%
37%
10"%,
6%
26%
35
10%
6%
IOO
28%
29%
1st preferred__No par
pfd
No par
McNeill
-
'20'/4 Jan
18% Mar 11
XI8 %
3%
r
28%
10%
__5
9
15
19%
28%
"3%
28%
45%
"82
9
34% Apr
18%
"28'/a
.
28%
45%
"144
15% Mar
104% Mar
-
28%. -28%
19% ' 20
1
com__
4
7,600
29
10%
~
:__100
64% Mar
7
5
6
ZZZZ— 5
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Lionel Corp
;
78% Jan 22
July 29
&
Uamesf & Softs C0---___'_r__'2
preferred
8
71 % Jan
16
_„L;_50c
"3%
...
'
18
xl8
4
29 * '
preferred_^_^._100
conv pfd___
100
Mar
18% Nov
4
u__
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7%
18
1
common_
E
43y4 Mar
22
Co
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
23
27
Gas
G
133 y2 Feb
23'A
80
6,400
27%
D
1
30
27%
series
4
29%
27%
series
38% Feb
30
27%
4.40%
130% Mar
29%
27%
4.25%
142% Mar 25
30
27%
4.35%
31
29%
6,400
33,500
28 %
3
39% Feb
18%
27%
Paper Co_"_.
24
8
18
28%
Sutherland
MarlO
'•35% Mar
18%
80
28%
P
82'% Feb
3
17 %
"79
_0
V
85'% Feb
146
79
14,300
Libby
-
8
20
40%
79'
34%
5
Jan
2,300
28%
40%
-
17%
LehighValley RR—_____—Nopar
3
;Jan
28%
40%
28%
80%
16%
•
"79
>
4
8
28%
40
28%
40
39
79 %
23%
Lehigh
•>
4
39% Jan
Mar 10
1,000
34%
Co
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co_—10
Leh^h Portland Cement'
__15
4
30% Jan
70
24
37
17%
.Lees
4
27
July 10
23%
"36%
23%
' Lee
Mar 11
,75
9
Jan
88
24
36%
35%
&
Lerner Stores Corp/——No par
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass Co__
5
Jan
25
23%
36
18%
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5.,
81
23
__10
36
16%
29%
22-'
135
44% Nov
29%
Jan
*
6
36% Jun 26
30 %
Corp
8
.
29%
8,200
28%
16%'
Fink
Feb
80
15%
Lehn
11% Jan
36% Mar
96
17%
Lehman
24
,
12% Jan
'
16%
io
Lear Inc
^
13
25%
l
5
155% Apr 10
48% July
7
90 % Mar
j
69
24
19
111
•x79%
22
91% Jan
Feb
X39 %
79%
68%
35%
"
40
401/4
79%
70% Jan
24% Mar
26
28%
'
40
52%'Jan
145>/2Feb
57% Jan
26
27%
28 %
28 %
*
500
68%
34%
Link
37 % Jan
36 %
40%
68
23%
4
46% Jan
37%
40%
68
"17%
61% Jan
139% Jan
37
1,500
41
66%
18%
51% Mar
7
"40%
"40
34 A,
9
27
41
67%
36ya
23%
Lily
Nov
41
66%
34 %
4
112% Dec
"40
68%
„_1G0
:
$3 non-cum
Feb
-
41
665,8
50c mon-cum 2nd
Jan
14
40%
"17%
Jan
17% July 10
23
29%,Jan
9% Feb
R
46 %
23
_____1
._
Lane Bryant
4
81
30
46
23V4
35%
61
Mar 23
47 %
"22%
34%
49% Feb
1-4 %
46%
23%
4.'32% preferred series A____^^25
Ladonsolidada 6% pfd-75 Pesos Mex
64
140
73% Nov
47%
23%
18
1
July
46
23%
1
(E J) Inc_'_____
(S S) Co___-
Laclede
.7% Jan. 15
57% Mar
39% Apr
.
21
36 %
5
47%
x23 %
35%
73
18
28 %
Mar
x46%
23%
18
63% Jun
21
Dec
24
28 '
152
13
63
9
98% Oct
23
Corp
14y4 Mar 11
1
77% Aug 27
49
22%
;__5
Corp
43% Mar 11
-
25% Mar IO
57% Dec
29
47%
35
'
3%Marll
8
7
22
Nov
15% Jan
-
1
_25
common'
preferred
'■ ?j*
15
':30% Jan
4
8% Jan
57
Nov
29
27% Jan
14
69
'2% Feb
30
Oct
36%
17
9% July 13
12
-48
;
27% Feb
•
prior
14,200
_l
K
25
13% Jan
20
i
conv
12%
___-_5
4
4
6
600
41%
Mfg Co__
Kroger: Co;____
1
49% Jan
10% Mar 11
10% Yan
2
79 %
,
43% Mar. 4
9
26 % Dec
31
,'"96
4
22
2
80% Jan
9% Sep
19% Mar
Jan
2,300
38%
Kresge
11 ■'.'.
20%;-J an.
24'A Jan
6
2
Nov
16
3% Apr
30
1 0 %
32
15% Feb
"
17
2
140 % Dec
•
.30 % Mar 23
% Sep 18
27% Feb
32
38%
Kcxrvette
-
8
31%
x41 %
4preferred
5
Jan
31%
xll%
36
-
31%
-
11%
4
'
5,500
31%
2.10O
73%
41%
Kroehler
4
44%
38%
Kress '(S
21% Jan
44%
11%
8
28%'Feb
44%
40 %
6
13
31%
'
31%
36%
44
37%
2
10
44%
"351/4
12
20% Jan
3% Jan
43%
36%
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41 %
36% Mar
27% Mar 11
35%
37%
2
'18% Feb
4% Mar 11
89
35%
73%
11%
27% Mar
28% Nov "fj
"87
73%
37 %
17% Mar 11
Jan
85%
89
73
41
30% Feb
'
"84
"87
37%
11%
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines___lo6 G
Koppers Co Inc common—_____10
12
85%
'
72%
44%
J
5
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89
71
36%
31%
85%
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72%
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41%
King-Seeley
4
160
85%
v
20
'
,
41
4 % %•
25
75
83
37%
Kendall
6
46% Jan
80 % Feb
•.
75
l
____
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18
6
57 % Apr
8.75'
43% Jan
4
""Oi.8% Jan
31%
Co
9
7
J an
31%
Light
Keystone Steel & Wire Co___
9
20% Sep
&
Power
Kimberly-Clark
Mar
7
24
.36
45%
4
Jan
5 % Jan
45
5
39
6% Dec
Electric Co___No par
71% Jan
77'
15% Jun
36 %
46% Jan
13
Jun
36 %
4
26
18
1%
36%
50
11
35% Mar
29
,
72
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus
32% Nov
:
"87
73
4
17% Sep
'
"84
88%
72
24% Jan
27% Jun
20
86%
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Kennecott Copper
Feb
12
"84
100
Kern
85
Nov
___100
No par
________
_____
6
51 % Mar
10% Feb
92i%
4
39% Apr;
24% Jan
♦91
8
2
3%' Dec
82
92%
52% Jan
22
19% Oct
84%
55% Jan
29
13% May
76 %
"83
"91%
100
preferred
&
100
300
4,300
46%
"75
100% Jan
25
76%
46%
84%
1
54% July 22
46%
92%
12
74% Nov
46
"91'/a
Feb
1
2
45%
"
"83
43 V4 Feb
7
45
45%
45
"75
56% Jan
Apr
45 %
200
115
92%
9
Jan
>109
84 %
8
59
120
76%
77% Mar
43
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48% Mar
•
120
"83
24
28
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29
Sep
119
43,800
1,400
92%
Jun
49
113%
84%
Kayser-Roth Corp
Kellogg Co
Kelsey Hayes Co_;
19
45%
par
;
117% Feb
22 %
30 % Nov
Gas
112
76%
;
preferred
Kansas
114
42%
101
"91 %
non-cum
Sep
>112
•
41
"83
4.35 preferred
Jan
115
42%
40%
"75
___
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preferred
4.20%
114
"44
45%
—.100
preferred
Kansas City Southern com
35
41% May
pfd__100
104
_____100
preferred
4.50%
17
37% Oct
3.80%
20
91 % Feb
38% Aug 28
July 27
20 % Jan
8
Jan
6
41 % Feb
27 % Jan
75% Jan
:
conv
City Pr & Lt Co com_No
80 % Jan
5
88% Feb
Sep
74
*
116
>113
Jan
27
45 %
116
125
May 20
"44
116
7
98
100
44
116
Mar
45
102
44
117
116
17
101
45
>■116
July 27
Mar 11
102
45
preferred___100
130
57'/a Apr
102
45 %
"44
•
42
42%
103%
104
__50
____
39%
40%
103%
43%
42%
Corp__i_33 %
preferred...... 100
23
92 % Jan
21
Chem
convertible
preferred
convertible
18
39
&
4J/j %
4%;%
4%%
85% July 10
*
Kaiser
5
13
25
Dec
6
9
122 % Jan
23
77
'
Mar
Mar 11
791/2 Sep
34
45
112
80
82 % Jim
54% Jan
111 % Jan
12
July 27
20
Sep
9
Mar 11
42% Jan
135
73% Nov
*
24
10
82
*
39% Mar
100
8
Feb
19
18%
19%
18;%
18%
18%
183/4
18%
18%
3,600
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9,900
M
28% Sep 28
118
Sep
3
32 % Jan
*
6
50 '/2 Dec
21
40
44% Oct
26
47% Dec
21
Mar
Jan
46
3/4
8
19
Mar
Mar
118
8
52 3/a Jan
17
Jan
2
433/4 July 10
373/4 Mar
30
87'/a Mar 30
79
3-7% Oct
14
20 Vb Jan
21
17% Mar
9
19% Oct
9
18% Mar
19
34
Jan
473/4 Oct
1
Mar 17
78
6%
6
49 % Feb
Jan
78 % Sep
37/
9
Forbes; common__10
27
_ioo
&
"116
preferred
Mack Trucks Inc__
19
Madison
Fund
Jan
13
Madison
Co Inc
59 % Jan
4
40% Dec
2
313/4 Feb
20
50 '/8 Dec
18
40%.: Feb
1
7
Magma
39% Mar
17
35:% Nov
1
Magnavox Co
4
Mallory
Copper
10
24% Feb
44% Nov
42 % Jun
88
Oct
Oct
59%
51% Dec
10
44% Mar 11
443/4 Feb 17
93 % Jan
20
89 Va Jan
4
623/4 May IT
37'A Feb
17
6
'<
46% May 22
31 y4 Mar
71
Dec
22
81
Mar 26
Dec
16
81
Mar 31
72
65 Va Nov
9
May 19
-71% Dec
11
53% Feb
24
72 V* Mar 17
Feb
.24
43% Nov
82
54 Va Jan
38
39'J/4
38
38%
15,HO
353/4
35%
37
36
36'%
12,600
42%
42
42%
41%
41%
5,3(0
38% Jan
7
173/s
17%
173/a
173/8
171/4
17%
173/4
173/4
17%
17%
2,10
24 Va
24%
23%
23%
23%
23%
43/4
23%
23%
23'A
233%
1,3(1
43/4
43/4
4%
43/4
;
Oil
Automotive
*43/4
4%
,
43/4
4%
653/4 Jan
4
Jan
12
75
19
72
Jan
Marquette
*•
>
May
14
Sep 22
30
16
15%
16
15%
153/4
153/4
16
16
16%
2,70
•
263/a
26%
253/4
26y8
25%
26
26 VB
263/a
26
26%
5,7'
»
25%
27
25 y4
26y2
251/4
26
243/4
26'%
24%
25'%
__5
Cement
Mfg
Co__.
4
46
47
92 3/a
'92%
12__^_1
Corp
38%
40 %
No par
:
46
38%
31%
31%
313/a
313/4
31
y4
31%
443/4
46
47%
47%
931%
92
92
40'%
39i/4
40 '/a
20,8(
313/4
39'/4
46 3/4
473%
39%
93%
'
18% Jun
9
29
Jan
2
44
Feb
10
32%
32%
32%
3.01
45%
■46y2'
8,70
5
44%
45 Va
445/a
44%
44 5/a
45%
453/4
46%
"74V4
75%
741/4
741/4
*741/4
75%
"74'A
751%
74%
74i/a
*74%
75%
75%
75%
*68
69%
*68
69'/a
75'%
*74%
76
common:
75%
*741/4
75%
69%
*68
■
69%
75%
*74
>'
pfd 1947 series
No par
"74
preferred
I4o par
68
preferred
___100
"74
Co
No par
37%
38
363/4
37%
371/4
37«/4
37%
38
37%
37%
4,: 1
__Nopar
22 y4
22%
223/8
22%
23
23%
24
24%
23%
24
4,4( i
No par
2834
29
28'/a
29
28%
28%
28%
28 %
28
28%
4,6t )
341/4
34
34.'
35
34%
343/4
1,00 >
49
49
49
50
*47%
1
'
753% Mar 1-0
3%%
44
y2 Jan
18
Maytag
7
303/a Jan
6
MCA
31% Dec
'7
263/a Feb
4
30J/4 Jan
4
McCall
Oct
30
8!
40% Jan
15
4
49
Mar
)
1
$3.75
4
34.
1
$3.40
2
36% Mar
47% Jan
t
'
67 '/a Mar
22 V* Mar
July 24
)
1
753/4 Mar 11
1
42
4,1=*.)
'•J
No par
Dept Stores
9
53
.2,80 1
45
47
47
46
.
19,2Cu
*92
471/4
46%
*92%
45%
46 3A*
46 %
,_100
_1
46%
"92% -93%
38%
39%
•47%
No.par
com
$3.75 preferred
Dec
38
j
4%
75%
*74%
88
"68
75%
.
*74
75%
75%
*
32 %
27 '/a Dec
)
15%
Co
Masonic
1.00
1
Corp_
Marshall Field & Co
4 Va;%
preferred
Martin
800
Products___l
Exploration....
Midland
Marquardt Corp
5
49% Jan
,,
5
Jan
6
l.lf )
5
-■•Marine
6
4
49%,'Jan
92 !% Mar "7
'3
441/4 Feb
8
44% Mar
72% Jan
71
46
43
391/4
41%
.351/4
"
4
323/s Jan ,14
34
J~au~I5
371/4
34
38
33>/4
41
5%
Bros1
Maremont
6
2-
27
18%
33%
Sugar Co_
Maracaibo
4
22
40 % Jan
*18'%
Manning, Maxwell & Moore—12.50
22
17
18 3/4
31%
18
5% Jan
18 '/b
*
18
*18%
3,100
•
*5%
27% Jan
18% Jan
12,0( U
38
31/4
23 y4 Mar 11
29% Jan
99 i
17%
18%
■17%
5%
6
'9
'81 %
17%
VA
22!,/4 Nov
17
8iy2
17%
§3/8
Manhattan-Shirt
25% Mar
373/4
81%
171/4
3
26
14% Feb
38
81%
17%
5%
18 3/4 Jan
9
37%
80 y2
171/4
3%
19
28% July 30
37%
80%
3'/4
16y4 Feb
-21 % Dec
373/4
*5%
223/4 Mar 16
2
2GJ
31/4
3%
5
7
:
81%
36%
36
50
19,2f O
53/4
15'/4 Jan
18
39%
43%
47
*46%
3 Va
Mandel
4% Dec
36%
47
47%
37%
*18 y8
34%
431/4
471%
1
X47i/2
48
Va
42 %
1
Oo__L
43%
27
5%
Manati
4
23 Va Jan
18 3/4
118%
41
*26 'A
3%
8
6y4 Jan
16% Dec
*18%
*116
5%
4% Jan
25
3
JNo par
26%
119%
42
"3'/4
3% Mar 11
5% Feb
43/4 Mar
17%
17
41%
7C0
26%
*116%
423/4
41
_^._1
14
30
26
80 Va
17a/4
118 >*
118
*
No par
7% Jan
9 % Jarr
7% Jan
373/4
81 %
-.
&
•
23
1
38
803/a
1'
(P R)
h-Va Sep
Jun
373/4
_100
com
Inc_
3'/a Dec 31
33
*47 V*
preferred series A
47'/a Jan
36% Mar
32:,/4 NOV
48
No par
Square Garden,
(R H)
"47 Va
l
4
21
19% Jan
4%%
40 3/4
43%
41 %
;_50
w)__
(w
8IV2 Jan
Macy
119
26%
*253/4
26%
"116
__5
5 Va %' preferred
40 3% Jan
Jan
26
27%
119
Mar
''
Inc_:
Corp
McCord
'9
Corp
$2.50
3
34 %
35
^50
common
preferred
*47%
49
t
"47%
•
35
*47'A
.
:
.1
''■< >
;
50
j
1
McCrory-McLellan
193/4 Feb
13% Dec
31
'77% Dec
31
94 y2 Feb
32 % Nov
18
58
Feb
16
13
31 % Jan
13
8
5
.77 y2 Jan
; 4
80a/a Feb
29
31% Mar 10
39% Jan
-4
293/, Sep
10
473/a Apr
37% Jan
30
483/4 July 16
54
Mar
11 Vb Dec
9
14
72
Dec
31
21% July 17
25
Mar
71% Jan
18% Jan
11
33
Dec
24
25% Mar
Nov
id
40
8 Vb Feb
13
10% Sep
11
20 Vb Jan
2
27% Dec
41% Jun
24
Feb
-
23% Jan
78
Dec
For
4
3iy« Jan
35% Jan
Jan
Mar 10
9
Jan
10
20
Mar '4
2
39
■28 Va Jan
•
Feb
23
48
Jan
7
05 % Mar 26
86% Feb
29
87% Jan
21
293/4 Oct
26
26
4
29 Vb Feb
23
2
29% Dec
22
25% Mar 10
29% Jan
5
30
85% Apr
7
773/4 Jan
80
Feb
19
17
footnotes,
see page
28.
Jan
■
8
"
McKee
(A G)
McKesson
McLean
•
-■
&
Publishing
Mines
& Co
Robbins
Inc__
*78
14%
14 3/a
14%
79'
*78
7.03/4
341/8
•
34
34
34
34
x31%
32
*78
79'
*77%
31%
14
6,4L Z
%
lv
l
32
2,3(
)
78%
38%
39 Va
37%
38
37%
38
37%
38%
381/2
38%
7,41 ii
42
43
40
41%
41
42
42%
43%
42
421%
5,30 i
69
69%
69%
69%
69%
69%
69%
17%
17%
17%
17%
18
18
18
2,10
26%
26
26%
26%
26%
5,7(0
„1
*17%
173/4
x691/2
■
17%
■
No par
25%
26
25%
26'%
No par
9
29
29
28%
283/4
28%
28%
42
42%
41%
42%
42
43
3/a
B'/a
8
203/4
21
1
8 VB
8
»/4
.
?6
69
3,7t
69%
28%
283/4
28%
43I/2
42'A
43
8%
8
8'A
*20%
21%
21
21%
70»J
28%
43
8%
•
8
8 VB
*20%
21%
40%
.1
8.4«
.
)
5,200
8C0
20%
203/4
5
41%
41%
39%
41
39%
403/B
40
3/8
40%
*86%
88
"86%
88
"86%
88
86 >/8
86'/a
*86'/a
88
1/
2 8 3/4
29
28%
28%
28%
29
29
29
*28%
29
2,200
1
27
27
26%
261/8
26%
26%
253/4
26%
253A
26
7.20c
100
80
80
79%
79%
79%'
79%
*79%
80
79
79%
1,870
Cement
Melville Shoe Corp
preferred
-78%
34
14
(1st series) —100
4%% .preferred
4 %
14%'
14%
78 %
3
Trucking. Co
Portland
14%
100
14 3/a
5 '
Corp
McQria,y Norris Mfg Co_
Mead Corp common
1
Medusa
50c
& Co Inc_____l
14
1
Mclntyre Porcupine
4
15
;
preferred.
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
18
8
common
Ray)
Aircraft
McGraw-Hill
^4
46
Feb
(J
McGraw-Edison Co
12
8
1
28 % Mar
Corp
convertible
McDonnell
8
4
-3%%
McDermott
2
'8
50
8
Stores
.
11
Jan
2I
25% Nov
40% Mar
65 y4 Feb
17
29
51
2
453/4 Jan
37% Sep
Dec
Mar
4
40
323/4 Dec
87
15%
5
Feb
10
No par
common___i
series
B
*
39
'
2,40i)'
24
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK
Highest
29V»Jan
7
38
2
32
Jan
6
67
9
91% May i5
73
Jan
2b
70
Jan
8
Jun
34 y4 Jan
21
80% Mar
Mercantile
1
Merck
Stores
Co
&
Co
Inc
17
85
Feb
6
1
70
Dec
68% Jan
7
18
22% Feb
14
25
8
16% Nov
16% Feb
15
18% Feb
23
6
82% July
1
60% Feb
11
70% Jan
4
Mesta
53% Jan
58 % Mar
25 % Mar
Mar 19
29
$3.50
preferred
Mergenthaler
Machine
27% Jun
15
37
7
32
Jan
4
74% Dec
23
88% Apr
15
74% Jan
5
81
Feb
23
84
28
98
Mar 13
83 % Jan
13
89
Mar 10
4.35%
75% Nov 30
88
Mar 31
75% Feb
15
78
Mar
4
3.85%
74% Nov
12
87
Apr
28
75'4 Jan
19
76
Jan
6
3.80%
84% Dec
30
33% Jan
2
Dec
44
Sep
23
Jan
99% Mar 11
86
90
Feb
16
58% Dec
31
56% Jan
73
Feb
29
Dec
18
51% Feb
56% Jan
4
56
26
Jan~23
33
Feb
5b
Jan
2
60% Nov
12
50% Mar
83% Jan
2
92
Feb
27
88
Jan
93
33% Dec
29
40V* Jun
2
31
Mar
15% Oct
9
17 V8 Mar
19% Feb
23
111% Jan
28
18% Feb
9
39% Jan
20% Sep
21
14% Dec
24% Mar 20
July 21
150
123% Feb
Jun
2
20% Feb
18
jan
a
182% Dec
23
31% Apr
31% Dec
28
38
Mar
14
39
Jan
20
4
111%
16% Jan
2
35% Oct
20
49 %
16
23
18
Minneapolis &
8
Jan
11
Minn
St
12
186% Feb
29
Minn
28% Feb
8
33% Jan
4
24
35% Jan
11
Minesota
3 8 Vb Jan
13
20
Feb
23
Minute
Apr
30% Mar
9
37% Jan
4
17% Mar
4
4
4
22% Jan
4
Mar 10
33% Jan
4
6% Jan
6
30
2
Jan
Minnesota
4% Mar
4
52% May 25
37% Mar
9
48 % Jan
Dec
15
45% July 29
34
Feb
1
39
Jan
15
17
Jun
10
20% Jan
30
17
Feb
17
18
Jan
4
12% Jan
8
18% Apr
11% Feb
17
15% Jan
11
60
Jan
9
70
65% Jan
18
80% Mar 11
68 % Jan
8
78% Aug 14
75
12
41% Jan
8
12% Nov 24
18% Nov
23
11% Dec 22
8
Jan
2
38% Jan
8
27
Aug
5
Jan
24
19
Jan
lb
29
14% Feb
4
18% May 28
11% Mar
9
14% May 26
56% July 27
Mar
79% Feb
28
35 % Mar
22
21
7
29% Aug 31
2
14
20% Oct
40% Feb
19% Jan
13% Jan
27
12% Oct
27
57% Jan
28
16
24
27'/» Nov
6
19% Mar 11
29% Jan
Jan
54%
26%
26%
26
26 34
26%
26%
26%
26%'
55%
*52
54%
*51
54
*52
52
52
50%
51 Vz
50 3%
511/4
51%
92
92 %
91 %
92
91 %
91%
*91%
31 %
31%
31'/B
31%
31
31
31
31
17%
18
17 Vb
171%
171/8
17%
17%
17%
1311/2
132%
134 Va
1
51 Vz
51%
52%
90%
91%
300
*30%
3L%
18%
1,400
1738
11,600
132%
91%
1'38 t/z
12,900
132 %
128%
21
21%
20%
21
20%
131%
20%
20%
21%
21
21%
20%
20%
20%
201/4
20'/B
20%
20
20 Va-
20%
20%
3,700
12%
12%
12 VB
121/4
12 V4
12»/«
12%
12 3
12%
2,000
175%
178%
174%
177
30 %
30%
29%
30
29 VB
30%
2%
32%
32 VB
32 VB
32 Vz
18 V
18%
18%
Paper
No par
32%
32%
.1
18%
18%
18%
18 Vi
30%
30%
30%
30%
*12
175'/2
172%
32 VB
1
129
o
17%
18 Vb
17%
18'/4
17 Vb
18
10
30%
30%
x30%
31 Vi
30%
30 Va
30%
4%
5
■
4%
5%
177%
175
30%
301/4
5
V4
8
17434
29%
30
32%
18%
30%
2,300
18%
18%
9,700
30%
30%
18
18
18%
7,700
31
30%
30%
26,300
■-z
4%
4%
4%
3734
38%
38%
34 V,
341/4
34 Vb -34 7b
17V4
17 Vb
17 V\
17 %
:?%
2,600
12%
12%
12%
12%
12 %
16,300
30%
430
5
5
434
*71 %
73%
*71%
73%
72 Vz
74%
75 Vz
78%
80 %
*75 %
76 %
*75%
76 '.4
761/4
76 %
76%
77%
78
13%
13%
12%
13
12%
12%
12 Vz
12%
12%
\.
Class
*17
39 Va
393b
American
Monterey
Wheel
23 v4 Jan
28% Jan
39%.
34y4
34
34% Jan
6
Aug
4
48 Va Jan
4
53% Mar
1
24% Mar
9
28% Jan
8
Mar
57
15
*11%
11%
*11 Vb
11TB
11 Vb
11%
*10%
11%
7
*6%
7%
*6%
7
*6%
42%
43%
42%
43%
41%
42%-
41%
5
26%
28
26 %
27
26 Vb
26%
23
23 V*
23
23%
23
23 %
*25
Co
No par
6,900
10,900
1,100
73
450
12 V
1434
*10%
700
143/4
:l%
1,200
100
7%
*738
73/4
42%
41%
433%
48,600
26%
27
2634
23 y4
23%
23%
2634
32%
8,800
*7
3,900
25%
25%
25%
25%
2534
25%
25%
*25%
28%
1
22 V8
22%
21%
22%
21 %
22
22
22 Va
22%
23%
16,200
No par
45 %
46%
43%
45
43%
44%
44 Vb
44%
43%
44%
22,800
1.000 lire
(John)
Lines
&
Inc
11%
12
Co
3
40%
150%
5
Corp
12
12%
38
____^__10
20%
_
12%
381/4
158
38%
151
20
20%
154%
20 %
12
11%
12
39
38%
151
153
19%
19%
12
X38 Va
1551/2
y4
12
39
12 %
7,500
38
159%
19%
900
8,400
15
152%
20
X19%
7%
15.900
20
4,600
5
19
19 %
17%
181/2
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
19
4,900
1
27%
27 V,
27
27%
*27V4
271/2
x26%
27%
27 %
Munsingwear Inc
__5
Murphy Co (G C)__
-_________1
Murray Corp of America........10
Myers (F El & Bros___2i___.No par
22
9
Utilities
Moore-McCormack
4
13
31 % Feb
*14%
Oil Co
Motor
3
26 Vz Jan
8
14%
2
Co
Products
20
1434
Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
Motor
23
14%
25
shares
4
July
14%
■
Mining & Chemical—
25% Jan
Jan
14%
No Par
Power
Morrell
14%
A
Chpinlcal
Motorola
Dec
No par
B
Monsanto
4
32
Tool
12,300
17%
30
100
Inc
39%
3,800
22 Vz
100
Co
10,700
32%
__._1.25
Cement
9,600
178
30%
preferred
class
1,900
2.50
Ry
12%
PR
6,100
£4
130
1.50
RR
Machine
12,200
800
*52
13
7
37
8
*52%
7(1%
12%
19
24
43y4 Jan
26%
69%
13
Jan
9
51 %
1*26%
91
53%
70 Va
12%
14% Jan
2
31% July 24
50% Jan
8
53 VB
69%
No par
Industries
47% Jan
177
22
2
*89
70'/4
common..5
Mn->on
4
Feb
25% Sep 22
39% July 17
91
69 Vz
17%
Monarch
14
53% Jan
25% Sep
43% Jan
*89
70
34%
22
24% Jan
17% Mar
91
69%
39
Montana-Dakota
8
22% Dec
*89
69%
17
Montana
8
4
91
91
38
8
43% Mar
17
*89
*89
x68%
60
34V4
4
21% Mar
17
77
17
24 V4 Jan
24
Feb
*75
41
4
23
11% Mar
77
35
20
24% Feb
36% Feb
*75
RR class A__No par
9% Jan
53% Dec
140
77
17
3%%
11
3
Dec"30
*75
4.20% preferred
Mojud Co Inc
6
7
174%
77
50
83 V,
,
25
24
*75
31
88%
*34
Mohasco
4
27% Aug 28
36% Jan
2
Feb
77
79%
89
.1
Montecatini
20% Jan
*75
Service Co
29 V2 Jan
25
77%
...
Portland
Missouri Public
55% Jan
26% Mar
21% Jan
*76
81
89
6.25
Missouri
5
Jan
15
4
41% Mar
27% Dec
Sep
Jan
12 % Mar 10
77%
1
Corp
Missouri Pacific
26%
*79
'
5
Light
Missouri-Kan-Tex
26%
26 Vb
*•76
of Amer
Louis
&
26 '/a
25%
77%
1
Reg
Ontario
Maid
26 %
*76
Mission
Corp
Mission Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
6
34
&
13,500
25%
25%
x63%
77%
No par
Power
27 v8
t5%
*76
S S Marie___No par
Paul &
2,400
17 '/a
62%
10
Mining & Mfg
17
16,300
o4y4
17
62
__100
Minneapolis-Honeywell
St
2,100
17%
59%
17 VB
61 %
77 %
Minneapolis Moline Co
31 Vz Feb
41% Mar 16
8
23% Jan
39%
17
59%
17
63%
*76
Inc.
Corp
5
59%
59%
17 »/4
62 Vb
89
10
23
*59%
17
64
1.700
31,300
81
common
Feb
59%
58%
17 %
10
Chem
77 VA
*87 Vb
Corp
&
*76%
100
preferred
Minerals
77%
60%
5
Corp
*76%
*79
100
Oil
77'/2
89
series
1st
S
29% May
4% Sep
Jan
5V2%
*76%
81
100
Midland-Ross
Midwest
19
19% Nov
31% Dec 23
4
78
*87%
Enterprises Inc
22
Jun
25
17
76
*79
series
24% Jan
Mar 10
12 »/8 Mar
162
3
Feb
145
20% Mar
29% July 29
31
59% Feb
33 % Jan
22%
74%
89
issued
Midland
32
75%
81
preferred
When
32%
74%
100
series
Utilities
32%
75%
*79
preferred
South
33
731/4
*87%
Copper
Middle
78
25%
Shares
*32%
74%
*76'/2
77
*63 %
the Week
Mar. 11
17
5
preferred
4.45%
22
Co
10
58%
—1
12.50
preferred series
Miami
26% Mar 11
52
16
Dec
68
Mar
Co
Mar.
32%
32%
32%
*75
No par
Linotype
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
Mar. 9
x73
32%
74
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc
No par
Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfd
100
Nov
Monday, March 14, 1960
,
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Wednesday
•
Mar. 8
Mar. 7
Par
3%
Inc...
common.:—16%c
44% Jan
71
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
78% Jan
Feb
STOCK
.
.
RECORD
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
(1128)
33%
34
33
27%
Mueller
Corp...
Brass
...
9
-33
2,300
33
*31»2
33
33
32%
V%
1.000
52%
4,700
v%
6.800
Cci.%
8,800
211,300
•
52 %
52%
52%
53%
5° ''•>
53%
52%
52%
52
25
25%
24%
25»A
24%
25
25%
25%
25%
50%
52%
x52%
54 Vz
56
57
56%
56%
56%
35%
37 VB
39 Va
1
.
1
N
13% Nov
8
12% Nov
10
50% Sep 15
16% Dec 23
24% Sep
49% Jan
142
Dec
21
15
22
12% Feb
1
39% Mar
9
12% Mar
8
15% Jan
21
6
50 y4 Mar
7
54% Jan
4
22
UV2Mar
8
17% Jan
26 yB Jan
14
28 VB Jan
52% Feb
29
143 % Jan
12
19% July 16
Jan
18
83% May
29% Jan
34% May «
56% Dec 30
164% Apr
14% Jan
3
13
Jaa
5
8
Sep 10
55% Sep 25
26% Jun 12
80
32% Jan
15
27
Jan
46% Feb
2
54% Jun
12
44% Jan
28% Jun
8
35% Dec
7
90
Sep
21
23
109
Apr
6
9
N4FI
____1
Corp
7 .iV-j,,-..5
National
Airlines
___1
National Aviation Corp...
National Biscuit
149% Mar
7%
11 Vb Mar
National
67
National
Cash
29 y8 Jan
12
National
50% Feb
29
National
8
3b % Jan
11
Natl Distillers &
95% Mar
8
Jan
11
104
„
City Lines- Inc.
4%%. pfd series of
Jun
1
24% Jan
21
22 VB Feb
17
24% Jan
11
National
Fuel
24
71
Apr
27
51% Feb
17
59
Jan
4
National
Gypsum
19
97% Feb
2«
89% Jan
6
91% Jan
22
132% Aug
3
Mar 11
109 y4 Jan
6
Feb
23
104
Feb
9
Jun
10
120% Dec
17
31
Mar
159
3
134% Mar 12
Jan
2
22
Aug 18
28% Jan
2
44
Aug 28
37% Dec
3
38% Dec
74 % Jan
7
23% Dec
15
8
94
144% Jan
5
149
19
18% Feb
33
Feb
Mar
_20%
Jan
Mar
34
125%'
24
120% Jan
$4.50
43
Jan
Jan
14
11% Sep
12
Jan
22
9
27% Nov
12
36% Jan
2
71% Dec
19% Jan
28
2
74% Dec 22
68 % Oct
35
22
Dec
16
23% Jan
27
25% Feb
9
29% Sep
22
4
15
26
13
Jan
7
14% Mar
Feb
37% Apr 13
43% Feb 26
82% Mar
2
27% Mar
8
37% Mar
9
71
Jan
21
Mar 10
40
10
Dec
29
X23%
17%
17 Vb
Natus
Neptune
19
21
Feb
29
Ndw
28
New
79% Jan
6
33% Jan
Mar
3
32
Vz Jan
7
New
York
8
31% Jan
6
New
York
29% Mar
8
34% Jan
6
1
8
9 % Mar
7
12% Jan
17
23% Mar
4
27% Jan
11
Air
11
71% Dec
29
33 % Dec
27% Nov
12
84% Mar 11
24'% Feb
72% Jan
15
41% Jan
14
Sep
18
1
69
Dec
23
73% Apr
77% Apr
74
Dec
21
85% Mar
3
74% Jan
79% Oci
29
88% Apr
2
80
65
100% Oct
13
20
108
91
17
102% Feb 26
34
16
17
Sep
19% Sep
Mar 23
34
26
4
Mar 10
65 % Jan
69% Mar
Jan
14
27
Jan
77% Mar
4
9
8:%
5%
20%
5%
5 5/4
53/4
5%
5%
534
Corp
5%
29
5.25%
17
4.85%
Jan
aw
Feb
17
106% Jan
23% Mar 10
20% Jan
19
21 Vb Feb
1
12% Dec
11% Mar
4
12% Jan
25
84% Jaii
4
30% Sep
17
94
41% Jan
32
23
Sep 21
40% Dec
14
36
Jan
25
64
Dec
30
73
Jan
27
64
Jan
6
28
Jun
24
35% Jan
22
26% Feb
17
100% Oct
5
102
Sep
21
100% Oct 28
42
Nov
22% Jan
16
3
52% Mar 18
108
Feb
113% Mar
103
Nov
16
6
K
57% May 22
28
25% Apr 20
77% Mar 17
78% Dec
29
88% Mar 23
79
21
86 % Mar
67
Dec
Dec
28
88 % Mar 23
79% Dec
28
89
Mar 25
24% Sep 18
29% Dec 22
44% May 12
46% Apr 30
29% Dec
22
44
39% Dec
17
For
A
or
10
40% Dec
22
footnotes,
Mar
99% Jan
8
6
Nopco
4
Norfolk
41% Jan
20
40% Mar
6%
2
Northern
Northern
13
106 Vb Mar 11
48
Jan
67 % Jan
5
73 Vz Jan
78
8
83
Jan
25
4
see page
80
Jan
11
5
84
28
$3.60
8
83
Feb
$4.11
23
8
30% Jan
21
4
31% Jan
31% Jan
-4
$4.16
4
25% Mar 10
Mar
38% Mar
28.
8
45
Jan
21
27
373/4
37%
37%
38%
33%
800
73
Car
80
65
Ry
Gas
Pacific
63
80
74
74%
20 I/b
20%
*78 Vb
6438
621/2
5y*%<
Norwich
*14%
65
75 %
20%
80
20%
*78 %
*75
73 %
20%
80
2034
10,500
80
*78%
30
64
63 Vz
65
35%
35%
63%
35%
351/2
36
27
35 Vb
26 3
36 Va
26
35 3 a
26 Vb
4,800
26%
26%
27
24%
26 7
22%
23%
22%
2,600
23%
30%
31 '/B
22%
29%
23%
30%
22%
29%
23;%
80,700
30
30
30
30%
30%
19,500
5%
3,100
5%
5%
8
5
10
3/4
Va
5,300
8
5%
5
Go
9 Vz
9%
9%
P 'Va
1,600
23%
24%
24%
23%
5,300
24%
25'/b
76 '/4
34%
24%
76
76
24%
76'/4
77%
76
34%
76
3,4%
343/b
*7534
34'%
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200
34 Va
34
34 y*
69
34%
69
34%
22,000
68%
68%
69
70
380
71%
420
76%
280
'69
69
*81%
preferred
71
71%
71
71
*78
79%
79
79%
*81%
84
*81 %
103
*1021/4
19 Vb
19%
35%
9534
*94
19
19 VB
19
•
35%
34%
35
X35%
(Minn)
35%
•;34'/2
11%
12
36
37%
37 V,
34%
37%
series
23%
series
Corp.
37'/,
66%
381/B
67
67
66 3 4
671/2
27
*66%
•67 y2
260
27%
27%
27%
27 Vs
.27%
12,100
105V4
*1043/4
104%
1041/4
IO41/4
107%
*107%
108 i/a
106
106
108 '4
107
106 V8
106 /*
41
23%
72
23%
72
24
24
•
72%
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82
*781/2
72
82
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82
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84
82
83
85
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85
41%
24%
24 V8
72
*711/4
42 VB
41V,
24'A
24«/8
72
-
250
40
42
16,800
24 >4
11,100
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7i y4
7 I Va
*8034
82
81
81
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82
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82
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82
83 %(
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84
*82%
£4
26 34
600
82
*82%
83%
83
83
1
26 Vb
27%
25%
27
26
21 %
22'A
27%
21 Vb
22
26 %
21%
126%
23%
23%
27
Pharmacal
-_62%c
391.4
26%
27
39%
38%
39%
39
39 Vb
Co
41 %
*80
,
10
.
230
1C3%
*105%
82
*83
7,000
103
106 Vb
41%
l—1-25
Inc
33%
105
40%
oonv-preferred.^
Airlines
105
38
107
71%
.100
600
27%
105
*80%
100
100
•
28,200
66%
107
43
100
series
35%
21%
27%
*103
—
..100
x34 Vz
37%
*21
108
_100
series
12
95
105
%
3,100
35'%
37%
>104
'
12.
37%
5
5,400
11%
34
41
2,100
97
21
35%
5
3372
96%
97
21
VB
107 Vz
35 V4
35%
96
34
67
50
110
18%
19
933/4
:i9 ■
12
11%
27%
100
82%
11%
11%
103 VB
9534
11,600
103
35%
95%
21%
27%
95%
18%
.
82%
103
35%
94%
*20%
*
103'/b
84
103
21
95%
21%
%
*94
96
95%
*20%
11
71%
76%
103
95 3/4
19
71%
79%
23
*20%
25
67
71 %
103
*94
25
77%
*81%
84
*102%
94i/4
__100
Pwr Co
preferred
701%
84
94 %
100
preferred
68%
103
►102
100
5%
93/4
24%
25'/4
Co_.__.__10
j.
5 Vb
9%
x24 Vb
24%
71
Ry
5
9%
24%
25V4
79%
.____50
5%
9%
24%
24 VB
78%
__1_5
_.
preferred
Northrop
•
7334
20%
*78%
35Ve
.10
Corp
Central
Northwest
1
73%
20%
20%
.25
$4.10 preferred series
Feb"24
25% Mar
37%
69%
common
Common J.
$4.08
79 y4 Jan
1,900
26%
Aviation-——_-_l
Natural
Northern
24% Mar 11
Feb
2974
23
.1
preferred
Northern States
22% Jan
28%
64%
5
5.80% preferred
5.60% preferred
101% Jan
28%
73
100
1
5%%
108% Mar 11
900
"
28%
"
5
4
8
i_
preferred
American
29V4Jan
14%
28%
*78%
par
_.._100
:
Western Ry
North. American
67% Mar 10
14 %
*27%
100
preferred
North
14%
28 VB
9%
Co
105% Mar 10
103% Jan
40% Mar
&
*14 %
37%
23%
Corp____
Chemical
Adjustment
2
79 % Dec
,
34
6
22%
27%
100
preferred
15
8
20
37%
x20
.
100
preferred
Feb
11% Dec
34% Mar
4,000
638,700
25
28%
*75
_
Feb
Share
3,700
5%
38%
25
preferred
Niagara
14,200
21%
27%
__„100
preferred
22
9
■
*37%
par
1
preferred
4.10%
,
14'/2
100
3.90%
96
14 Vb
No par
preferred
2
103
143/4
100
...
preferred
Feb
20% Nov 25
Jun
Gas
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.No
82% Mar 11
2
21%
No par
:
80
20
23%
5
2,
____
4
99% Feb
16%
._
series A
3.60%
92 y4 Jan
17 V8
__10
...
18
-18% Mar 10
16%
*141/2
500
& Hartford Co—
72% Jan
23% Aug 25
44% July 2
108
Dec 22
17%
14%
100
7
15
16%
14%
Corp
$3.75
10,300
9%
21'/4
Corp—
3.40%
17%
17%
8%
Electric
5
1,600
20%
Shipbuilding
8
18
5,100
2.3 y„
5%
..1
50
300
'
76%
5%
1
York
70% Mar
■'
23%
91/4
State
35% Jan
'
19
75%
20%
_______5
Brake.
126
34%
Va
8%
:
Co
Haven
Common
23
20%
N
25% Dec
76%
260
3,400
8%
New
Y
35%
75%
30
20,800
147/4
34%
'34%
21%
Central—
Preferred
*34%
35
^l
Common
5
38% Feb
34%
*124 %
8%
!No par
N Y Chicago & St Louis Co..
15
6
"18%
34%
20%
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock__l
New
18%
33%
9%-
:
Inc
Newmont Mining
22 % Mar
17%
126
*18%
5,300
94%
147%
211/4
England Electric System
1
Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd.100
26
17%
>
124 Vz
18 34
33%
'94
L
8%
Jersey
34% Oct 29
17%
125%
125
'35
90%
95%
147 Vb
-20%
preferred
33% Oct
18
125
91%
94%
147%
1481%
1
I
Meter
49% Mar 13
17%
125
'
Co____l
i_
Bros
3%%
78% Jan
20% Jan
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Fibre
Newberry Co U. J.) common.No
9
24
^.10
No par
.'___■
Co
Corp
4
24% Dec 29
90 %
76%
Jan
6% Jan
*
90%
95%
23%
9
8
90 'A
76
4
Mar
91
23»/2
6
5
*90%
35%
62% Mar
0
91
23%
19% Jan
10% Jan
*90%
77
N Y
5% Dec
6,900
23%
75% Jan
36% May 22
22%
£6%'
90%
76i/4
Neisner
Mar
54%
35%
19
38
2,100
22%
54 %
-
24
30
19
9*7%
22%
54
96%
79 y4
86% Apr
6
9534
22%
53%
35%
21 % Jan
107% Mar 11
97%
22%
53
77
4
74% Mar
*96%
22 V2
23%
Jan
,34%
961%
35%
Natomas
15
25
95%
33V8
&
6,300
53%
"18V4
Co
20,200
22%
18%
Vulcanized
12,400
30%
95%
33%
Theatres
433/8
29%
22%
18%
Tea
'2.7%
47%
x52%
33Vb
National
58%
27%
48%
22%
18%
National
7,400
15,200
53%
34 V*
,
300
,10 74
57%
Vb
53%
18%
Corp
8,200
22%
33%
National
4
97%
54
:
28 V4
Service Corp.!..
1
Steel Cast.No par
Co........lO
4
Jan
.100
,
&
4
14
96
National-Standard
Jan
22
30%
,29%
126
22% Jan
15 V* Dec
29%
30 Vb
*124%
24
7 Vb Jan
47%
30
47%
291%
____100
13 % Jan
3
28
48
28 V8
46%
Sugar Ref Co
5% Mar
28 VB
27%
49
31
preferred B_2
Steel
10% Mar 24
273'B
46
28
95
National
5% Nov 24
27%
46%
29%
147
National
13
10
58
97%
4
20% Jan
9%
x57%
147%
8
4
10%
57%
95%
98% Jan
29
9%
56%
*146%
28 Vb Jan
8% Mar
■
56%
97%
75% Mar 10
19 VB Feb
9%
3,600
14934
9%
7
7'
277a
53%
149:%
55%
10
5,500
'
54%
149%
147%
Linen
26%
54 V«
149 Vz
95%
Malleable
27
54%
*146%
Natl
13%
149%
149
____5
17Va Mar 10
4
26%
1.000
2,300
14 Vb
■50%
.14%
10 Vb
._•
common.
23 Vb Mar 10
15
263/4'
.12%
57%
common....1
98% Aug
6
40 % Mar 13
Dec
53%
27»%
12'4
50%
10
__.No par
Co
261%
36%
12%
51
56
Co____.____V.l0
Co
24% Mar 25
14% Nov
54V4
149%
5
I:
1951
17% Sep 22
9% Jun 10
7
53%
*148%
preferred A-.-___________.l00
National
6
40
26%
53%
149%
6%
4
4
26%
53 VB
13%
1%
9
29
Gas
Lead
13%
148%
_i____-_l
preferred
National
1334
Corp com. .5
Chem
52% Sep
145
1334
12%
*50%
10
Dairy Products
84
Nov
51
39%
___5
Register.....
4
26%
12%
50%
13%
-
12%
10
Can Corp._
17
20
14
37
12 3.4
50%
,100
29
29 % Mar
26%
-
.
37%
*12%
50%
13%..:
51
13%
5
Co common.^
preferred
55% Feb
Jan
37
13%
50 %
9% Jan
•«
35%
National Acme Co
Jan
56
Corp
Natco
83
82 Vb
26 Vz
27 %
23 V4
22%
x25%
26 V*
-
39 Vb
~
—
150
82%
27
X22%
.
—
'
30
11,000
10,600
26%
40
,
26%
■
2,800
39%
•47%
•'
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25
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Eiwice for Previous
Year 1959
Lowest
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1 *
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
Par
Tuesday
Wednesday
Mar. 8
Mar. 7
Sales for
Thursday
Mar. 9
,
Friday
Mar. 10
the Week
Mar. 11
Shares
o
Jan
64
Jan
57% Sep 22
57% Jan
30
59
83
Dec
21
05% Jan
Dec
29
85
16
12
84
74
75% Jan
89% Mar 10
80
Jan 18
87% Dec 15
100
Jan 13
89
Jan
94
Feb
2
95% Jan 16
46% May 21
84 V« Mar 4
86
Jan
89
12
4.40% preferred
3,90% preferred-*.
4.56% preferred—
4.44% preferred
86
Sep 30
34 Vz Nov
13
27% Jun
16
Dec
80
S
29
Jan
Feb
10
39% Jan
4
Ohio
Oil
'28% Mar
31% Jan
5
Okla
Gas
27
16
Jan
90% Feb
5
84
Jan
2
25% Jan
18
Feb
16% Jan
31
41% Feb
14% Jan
9
58% July 28
43
7
26% Nov 25
16% Mar 11
23% Jan
36% Mar
4
42
30% Mar
9
37% Jan
Mar
9
15
23% Jan
39% July 15
7
19
61% Feb
24
9% Sep
23
11
Jan
11
7
14% Feb
18% Jan
6
14% Jan
13
51% Nov
9
45% Nov 16
25% Sep
4 %
30
Jun
83
Dec-
Mar 10
51% Jan
23% Jan
42 %
il
23
>
7.Va Jan
39
98 % .Jan
21
4
Packard-Bell
4
Pan
25 'A NOV
Dec
8B
48 '/n Jan
4%
28% Jan
60% Feb 29
14% Feb
21 % Jan
84 liuDcc- 14
17
Mar
8
45
Jan
7
8
61% Jan
7
9
63
n
80
41% Feb
16
48% Mar 11
14
99 % Feb
28
92% Jan
15%. Dec '18
19% Jan
22
30'/a Sep 22
43% May
84% Sep 22
54% Dec 22
46% Jun
20 " /Oct
23
11
87
75
Dec
85
-Dec
Dec
28
39%. Sep
93
Jnn
65
•Dec
Jun
9
,
9
.2
84% Jan
,6
92
Feb
17
12
99
Feb
26
33% Mar 11
49
Jan
6
26% Feb
36 y4 Mar 10
77%-iDec- 23
74 % Dec
41
*
22
Octr22
Jan
93
95
17
70
Jan
6
64% Mar
2
84 % Apr 14
82
Mar 23
77% Jan
20
80% Mar
8
74% Jan
14
76% Feb
41 % Mar
9
48% Jan
Mar
8
16% Jan
11
34
Jan
14
a
,
95 % May
8
92% Feb
24
93
R
,
53% Dec
3
43% F6b
1
Feb
16
9
39% Mar
Jun
36%<Dtec- •4
32
49% Aug 27
Sep 16
45% July
7
26% Dec 15
21% Jan
6
83
Dec
3
94
89
Dec
3
99% Apr
19% Aug
14% D6C: 28
-
31
.2
3
Jan
5
37% Jan
8
19
$5
9
18% Feb
9
Jan
12
145
24 % Jam
42
73% May
19% Map
Bl'/a Mar 19
16
NOV
5
119
Sep
8
July 31
100%.Tun
9
34 % Mar 31
21% Nov
17
Sfiy* Jan 28
22
,
July 23
28% Jan
74% Dec 30
62 %
4
124y2.Tan
7
27ya Mar
9
66%
a
Mar
Sep 22
26
16'A Feb
8
82'A Jan 29
*£>ec-
68
Mar
67 V* Feb
10
86
71% Mar
81
71
Feb 19
Jan
8
Jan
4
Jan
4
Jan
12
.Tan
May 18
73% Feb
9
Ft
81% Feb
1
95 y4 Mar
2
Procter
Jan
11
90% Nov 30
5
92
Sep 23
83% Mar
4
78% Jan
19
82'A Feb
2
Mar 20
80'A Jan
5
Feb
19
Jan 16
85% Feb
5
Jan
14
106% Apr
48% Feb
0
29
98
86% Feb 29
104
Feb 25
44
Mar
1
9
41% Feb
65 y4 Jan
5
70% Feb
13
20'A Jan
7
21% Feb 10
22% May 14
117% Feb
ff
20 ya Feb
1
21'A Mar 11
Jan
16
7
106
Feb
9y2 Mar
81
4
67
31 ya Mar
.94% Jan
Mar
27% Oct
IS
9'
27
4
25
48 Vn Apr
140
18
Feb
72% Aug 27
18
17
29% Feb
42
Jan
26
19
4
Jan 26
125% Jan
For footnotes, see page 28.
83
23% Jan
36% Aug 31
Feb 25
26% Mar
76% Mar 13
86 ys Jan
24-
54% Feb 24
38% Jan
6
28% Jan
82% Nov 24
44%.Dec
9
8
3
29% Dec- 17
124%. Sep 22
Co
Potomac
Jun
2
100
—100
Mar
11
8
110
Mar
11% Feb
8
2
11
82ya Jan
7
Jan
5
5%%
4
•20%
21
21
94
94
94
79
81
•80%
89%
—100
*97%
98%
*98
98%
35 ya
36
35
35%
35%
36%
45%
30
32.000
49
5,200
21
500
'
90
31
31%
32%
32
34%
93%
82
82
60
89%
34%
92%
82
34%
33%
3
44%
48%
5,400
94
98%
„
103
*20%
21%
94
21%
94
:——50c
89%
90
160
98%
•98
35%
36%
*98
98%
80
33%
34%
12,700
34%
35%
229,800
100
*68y2
69
69
69
70
69
69
5
62%
64%
62
63%
63%
63%
63%
63%
9,900
79%
75y3
79%
62%
79%
63
100
80%
80%
80%
*80%
81
80%
80%
190
75%
76%
76%
*76
76%
42
42%
41%
42%
41%
42
14%
38%,
14%
14
14 %
14%
14%
36%
37%
*68%
69
*70
60
1
•75%
76
110
41%
42
41%
41%
39,100
14%
38 %
14
14 ya
3,400
4,600
94
37
•92%
94
14%
37%
92%
92%
80
50 V2
53
50%
52%
52%
53%
54
54%
54
55%
33%
35
32%
33%
32%
34 %
33
35
33
34 %
7,600
14,100
21'/a
22 Vb
22%
39
.
38%
*92%
94
22%
22%
23%
87%
*90
94
22%
85 y4
85%
*90
*85
92%
*37%
92%
37%
22%
22%
85
86%
85
♦85
22%
86%
92
*88%
92
94
■
90%
90»A
*88%
17
17%
17%
17 'A
17%
17%
17%
*126%
127%
_1
,
'
*85*%
No par
J,
76%
•76
*92 y2
(conv)——No par
17%
17%
17%
6,300
70
100
3,200
& Chic Ry—
126%
126'/a
28
27%
28%
27%
68
69 »/4
66%
68
67
128
27%
28
27%
127%
27%
67%
68
66%
67%
28%
127
40
5,500
'
16%
16%
17%
*69
70
•71
73
14%
68 "A
14
62
100%
43%
100%
44%
,
*100
71
,
'A
14
*117
60%
103
60%
100%
"
43%
17%
X43%
44
18
17%
18%
181%
188%
181
22%
22%
22
92'A
92%
*92%,
27
94%
27'A
27ya
94»A
53
53%
36%
27V4
80V4
•
17%
V
17%
16%
17%
68
68
40
73
100
•68
69 '/a
71%
14»/a
*71%
73
•71%
14%
•14
14%
120
♦117
120
63%
63
62%
102
100%
43% •
102%
43% "44%
.
,
18
117
62%
•102
44%
17%
17%
17%
17%
182%
,
186
13,100
8,700
16%
69%
*68
117
60%
68
16%
16%
70
14%
117
118
60
'
73
*71
,
14%
118
1
common.:
•126%
128
*126%
27%
:—,100
-.
187%
185%
189 7/a
185%
22%
22%
22%
♦22%
14%
1,600
117
70
63
4,200
.103
300
45
17%
191%
23
2,100
4,200
37,800
1,600
22%
22
93
92y4
92'A
92%
92%
92%
92%
130
27%
27'A
27%
27%
94%
94
53
94%
53%
27%
94%
7,600
94
27%
94%
53
27 y4
95
53%
53%
36%
36%
36 ya
36%
27%
27%
27
27%
16,200
6,400
*81
83
82%
82 %
100
*83
83%
*83
84»/a
*85%
86%
•85%
86
101%
101%
*101%
(H K)—
Power
10
Co-
Gamble—-
2
—
Public Service Co of Colorado—.-10
preferred—
53lA
36'A
36%
27ya
27y4
*80
81
*80%
82%
*85
86%
101
101 »/4
43%
43%
70
70%
21
21
*20
21
108y4 108y4
100
4.18% preferred
4.30% preferred--
—100
100
5.05% preferred
-100
Public Serv Co of Indiana—No par
3*A % preferred
4.32% preferred
100
.-.
25
—j
4.16%-preferred
4.80% preferred
25
-
—100
Publicker Industries Inc common
$4.75 preferred—
9%
5
—No par
81
:
No par
Inc
1—
Quaker Oats do
common
——
31%
5
46
^_5
-1———100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp__10
95
53
Public Serv Elec & Gas com—No par
$1.40 div preference coin
No par
6 % preferred
*20%
48%
98%
71
Feb 15
21'A
93%
26%
•98%
48%
.
91
Pure Oil
Feb 29
48%
*89%
Pullman
27% Jan
48%
89%
39% Jan
129
49
89%
75% Feb 23
.47
48 y4
27%
103
46%
92
30%
4
49%
4%
45%
44%
*89'%
.-100
Puget Sound Power & Light Co—10
32
43%
79
preferred
Electric
4.08%
46%
79
sink fund preference—100
&
43%
15
26%
•98%
100
100
46%
95%
4%
27%
26%
27%
100'
4%/
57%
80%
.—
(The)
Inc
27%
•98%
80'%
—
4
83
Jan
com—No par
preferred class A
Co
28
100
48%
20%
93%
.
100
1.25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co__
10
Pittsburgh Steel Co common——10
27% Jan
80
58
Wayne
1
91% Mar 20
34% Nov 16
preference
'
7% guaranteed preferred
Pitts Metallurgical Inc——
19'
15
27%
*98y2
45'%
'
common—No par
preferred
Feb
93
Co
Reading Corp
Jan
5
Sep 21
46,200
27
10
8% Nov 23
26%
92
78% Oct
.
5,800
3,000
31
26%.Dec
104
4%
24
36 ya Mar
24
14%
4%
Dec
52
Dec
50
14%
6
I
20y« Sep. 22
19 y4 Dec 22
95 ya
14%
5
8
40% Sep. 21
•93%
14%
4%
Jan
68% Jan
65
95%
14%
4%
56% Jan
43% Apr
Sep. 22
•93%
14%
4'A
8
47% Feb 17
98
95%
14%
$3.50 convertible preferred-——75
Plough Inc—
2.50
Plymouth Oil Co—
5
Polaroid Corp—
1
Poor & Co
———.—10
35% Dec
4
•93%
4%
4
95'A Jan 11
190
500
14%
29 '/a Feb
96
*57
•40%
95%
convertible
Porter
14
88
25 %
40
14%
4»/4
124y4 Jan
5
40
930
36,300
.100
—
7
25% Jan
y«
89%
14%
40%
Corp of America——1
Brewing Co—„_—____5
preferred
lOO'AMar
43l/4Mar
197'A Feb 26
58%
13%
230
Pitts ton
8
40
89%
14%
3,400
4
1
40%
90
13%
48%
5
Mar
40%
40
41
*89
14
47%
•93%
6
22
89%
92
47%
Jan
163% Feb
89
"13%
14
4)1%.
47
120
Jan
81'A Jan
•
91
13%
26%
91%
47
7
28 'A May 14
x90
5,300
26%
91%
45%
8
188'/a Dec 22
90%
900
26 y4
26%
'
'45%
4
23
92
X45
Mar
17y4 Mar 11
26%
91
9,500
45%
.—No par
common—
Mar
17
26
92%
7,500
27%
32%
44%
95%
Co
Mar
31% Apr
26%
x90%
115
26 ya
32%
18,600
14
125
Dec 18
56% Dec 31
x26>/a
93%
113%
26%
33
35%
60
18
27
114%
26%
•32%
57%
Pittsburgh" Forgings Co
57c
32%
59 ya
116
75 'A Jan 15
26
32%
57%
9
18
9
113%
25%
33%
57
Mar 16
Dec
9
114%
25%
100
1,400
II,000
3sya
5V2% 1st series prior pfd——100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd——100
Feb
23'A Jan
132
129
38%
80%
22%
113%
115
24%
28%
35%
$4.80
4
45
28%
57
—
22
23
•44%
29
35%
Pitney-Bowes Inc——2
Pitts Coke & Chem Co common—10
Jan
•22%
45
28 y«
55%
—
93
23
•44%
*32%
x35%
3.90% series preferred——100
Phillips Petroleum"—
r—
5
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
1
Pillsbury Co common—No par
$4 preferred——.
-No par
Piper Aircraft Corp
1
25% Jan
•22
45%
28»A
3,800
21,100
36
&
87% Jan
22%
44%
33
■14%
2%
15%
27%
26%
26%
92%,
90%
13%
*40y4
58%
* 57'/2
—
55% Feb 26
900
53
15%
45
114%
115
15%
57%
Corp common
3%% preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc common—
Pitts
125% Dec
22%
15%
.
2>A
28%
33
No par
100
Philco
5
Jan
90 V* Mar
15
17
22%
2
58%
conv
21% Feb 17
.
*22
22%
2
55
Electric
85
Mar 18
com
4% preferred
4
14
,
15%
(Chas) & Co Inc com„33y3c
Phila
1
1
Light
4.30% preferred—.—
4.68% preferred-
29
16% Dec
15%
—1
4.40% preferred
3.80% preferred—:
65% Feb
20% Jan
SO
$1
61 ?/»Jan
,
$2% Mar 23
11 %.Tan. 28
-
65% Mar 10
Apr 30
Corp—
1
82% Feb
73
15%
25
18
13
,
Sand
Feb
Jan
75
,
xl5%
44%
21% Feb
7
28
15%
,27%
Phila
18
86% May 12
36% May 6
*52%
*22
4
51
87% Jan
104% Jan
25%
52%
45%
Corp—
Jan
8
20'/e Jan
1
64
48 y» Mar
8
7
25%
52
2%
—
18
IS
15
21
25%
52
2%
15 V*
Pfizer
26
Jan
25
52
2%
5
4% 2nd preferred (conv)—-—100
Phelps-Dodgfe Corp
12.50
Apr
99
24%
52%
2%
210
"
6
22% Jan
17
24%
52%
2%
53%
4
Mar
103% Apr
88% Apr
23
24
53%
25
9
33% Jan
25%
23,700
1,500
8,600
34%
4 V2 %
57% Jan
381%
43%
85%
* •" 2 ya
Petroleum
100
37%
42%
57%
7
8
38'/a
25
.
59%
11
9
38
38
5,000
53,500
35%
16% Jan
4
7,000
39
39
160
10,700
57%
95'A Mar
Jan
45%
34
34%
9
43% Mar
44%
32%
17%
•57%
8
97
•84
45%
34%
59%
7
•
43%
83%
44%
34
3%
5
59%
36%
Pet Milk
Pfeiffer
42%
x83%
5%
,5%
487.200
17%
5
38%
—
5% Jan 21
133'A
100
133% 133%
5%
5%
32%
33%
16%
17%
39%
^_2.50
———
4 Vi Mar
26% Mar
4
Mar 30
70% Mar
9
87% Dec
100
,
,
•132
84%
No par
4%% preferred
4.40% series preferred—
14% Mar
6% Feb 24
133%
1%
45%
'
—100
Pennsylvania RR—
—-——10
Peoples Drug Stores Inc—
5
Peoples Gas Light & Coke__
.25
Peoria
Eastern Ry Co—-—100
Pepsi-Cola Co„_
_33y3c
4
132%
45
18
7
27
132%
84%
85% Jan
Jan
Get
26%
1 s7a
131%
45
9
40% Jan
3% Oct
47%
26%
86
Feb
29
92
47
26%
43%
27
23
47%
1A'
44%
4
Apr
47%
26%
27 %
32
1
•84%
27
34% Jan
36% Feb
47%
26%
l.v
45%
Jan
Mar
47
27%
133
84%
25% Jan
55
47
27%
lie
84%
45
38%
fi
Mar 23
46%
28%
42 'A
18
54% Feb
74
2
47%
9,800
6,900
20,800
17%
Penna Glass
39% Dec 31
26% Jun
2,100
63%
43%
Penney (J C)'-Cor——No par
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp———3
84% Aug 11
*
57%-Dec 30
55%
63
17%
8
49% Jan
55%
63%
42%
4
40
1,200
I.100
55%
17%
Jan
8
21
63
17%
35
Jan
•19%
55%
42%
30% Jan
65% Mar 20
20
63 '/a
29%
11.
:2Q
20
55%
28
114y2
131% Jan
40% Notf 27
13
55%
18%
2
5
2.300
16%
•12
63%
42%
16
24
13%
16%
13%
12%
63%
17 'A
24% Feb
Feb
30
55%
34
30% Feb
17 Vs Jan
3,500
88%
63%
44%
Power &
1,000
28 3%
•87
•55
1
111% Feb 25
91
20%
;_25
Penn-Dixie Cement
7
*19
3.50
Penick
4
13% Mar
16%
12%
prior preferred
6
Penn
13
Ford———
3
,
16%
13
33%
common
Feb
3
13
16%
34%
23
94% Mar
13
16%
13%
34'A
12
Co
31% Jan
89
13
16%
13%
5%
Peabody
50'A Jan
402% Apr
8
98% Apr 20
109%
28%
13%
16%
13
17
5%
4
8
29% May
13
88
108%
28%
88
5%
12
&
27
131V2 131%
Parmalee Transportation
.No par
Patino Mines As Enterprises——1
4
'
13
13
108% 108%
27%
88%
26%
'
——100
—
27% Mar
6
*87
63%
——No par
44% Mar
July
87
55%
Pictures Corp———— 1
conv
108
27%
87
7,100
47%
27%
1A
-
8
5%
108
27%
;1
Airways Inc
preferred
Coal
109 %
•108
100
10,100
63
2% Jan
17% Jan
Mar 10
98%
50c
Parker Rust Proof Co
8
8
Mar
97
55
100
Corp____1
Parke DaVis & Co—
-
85%
98
Pipe Line^-
46% Jan
2
86
98
*15%
20 >A
25
—
8
35% Dec
11
15% Nov
East
84%
99%
15%
*19
——10,
Electronics.
World
Amer
Common
84
98
•15%
20%
-
Jan
83
98%
15%
*19
Corp
—No par v
Telep & Teleg com—_14 2/7
Rights
—_r_;
12
85 %
98%
•15%
13%
13%
-—25
6% preferred —
Pacific Tin Consolidated
83
108
28'A
88%
'
17
.
15%
-
12%
'
•15
19%
15%
86%
98%
108
27%
*87
Pacific
11
36
84
97%
100
Electric
&
19% Mar 12
125
Dec
1
Sep 21
1
com-—6.25
Co
Coast Co common———Li"'
24% Apr
32% Dec* 11
—1
:
.
64% Jun
30% Sep 21
26
Glass
Paramount
24
18% Dec 14
12% Fen 26
21% Sep 29
"45% Nov 25
:
Corning Fiberglas Corp
85 V* Mar
50% Feb
60
45%
23^800
1,110
(The)
46 V* Mar
-
45%
14,500
4
1
31% July 24
44%
19
25
37% Mar 11
45%
300
4,700
31,500
19
Jan
July 30
26%
19
23% Jan
8
85
26%
45 %
19%
No par
:
83% Jan
41
85
44
'
85
26 %
19
28
42% Mar
1
65% Mar 20
3% Jan 30
Oct- 12
45
85
26%
19%
1% Feb 18
145
Feb
2
16%'Mar 11.
80% Mar 13
Sep 22
2
43%
5% preferred ——:
Pacific Finance Corp_
5
32 y« Jan
12
<49%
46
Pacific Lighting
8
lt« Mar 10
28
44
4
Corp——5
•16%
85
26%
19%
Pacific
26 % Mar 10
5
Jan
16%
Co
Pacific Gas
46% Mar
89% Jan
16 %
16%
26%
35,400
4
31% Fe b
,94
8
16%
•84
26%
163%
11
4
25
•16 %
85
26%
33
Jan
46% Nov 24
Sep 21
36%F«l3«< 9
16%
•84
39%
65,
23
42
•16
26%
16%
60% Jan
Jan
35% Apr
16%
85
26%
32%
Panhandle
43
16%
*84
-7.50
;
39%
12
130% Feb
3
20% NOV 17
—-—20
100
Gas
20
8,300
17
17
144% Apr 24
6'AJan 29
Sep
29
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc.-.—5
Pacific Cement & Aggregates Inc.5."
4
Sep 22
29
32%
54% Feb
,
Oelf 21
29
40%
20
,
126
29
31%
12
29% Oct 20
23.
28 %
16%
60% Feb
67% Apr 20
16% Apr
3
66% Jan
7
5
58 % Jun
Feb
28%
Oxford Paper Co common-i———15
$5 preferred:.——
No par
16% Mar 10
19
28%
4% preferred
28
26
29%
140
13,400
39%
8
33% Jan 20
11% Jan
23% Feb
28%
34%
29%
31%
Jan
22
33%
17
110:
Jun
34%
40
Owens
5
33%
•87
30%
Owens-Illinois
8
33%
90
16%
8
16
89
33%
39
4
15% Jan
•87%
•88%
17 y«
Jan
14% May 14
89
91
31%
Jan
23% Jan
92%
40
89
27
•91%
16%
108
11 % Nov
92%
38%
30%
10
88 % Jan
92%
17%
25
5
92%.
32%
19%
15%
86
Jan
9
qo
3.400
39%
Overland Corp
Jan
110
91%
61¥4
89
31%
19%
15%
93% Feb
26% Mar
79%
61%
38%
Outlet
85
110
•78%
xl7%
75
16% Nov 16
18
12
15% Feb 23
104% Feb. 16
89%
78%
1
2
9
89%
X78 %
——3.125
23
88% Apr 28
99% Fab
4
Dec
62%
X89%
79
33%
—
15% Feb
110% Dec
26% Nov 13
61%
89
79
•88%
32%
Corp
Elevator
7
104% Dec 31
9
62%
89
79
Outboard Marine Corp——30c
Otis
94% July
10
97% Jan 27
85
Oliver
4
-
62%
88
91%
79
91%
88%
common——5
Co
Natural
16% May
15% Nov 12
79% Feb'
5
10
Feb
87%
•78%
89
33%
Mathiesoir Chemical
Olin
*87%
79
*90%
88 %
62
33%
4.24% preferred—.———
4
61
63 %
—No par
Elec
&
63
100
*.100
100 '
100
—
Co—
Oklahoma
18
54% Jan
Feb
common
4% preferred -!
7
Jan
85
27% Jan
25% Dec
29% May
Ohio Edison Co
24
32% Mar
30% Jun
Sep 25
Feb
"
127
26ya
10
81
31%
72
32%
46
128%
26ya
36 y4
26%
80
*81 »A
82»A
*85
86'A
102% 102%
43%
43%
*70
70ya
*2iya
21%
*20
21 >A
108
108
9%
10
•
52ya
36 Va
36%
26%
27V3
*81
83
83
83
*85
•
86%
102% 102%
42%
43%
697/a
69*ya
*2iya
30y2
70
31 ya
31
70%
*20%
108JA
9%
81
30%
70
31%
31%
45%
46%
128
*81
128
26
8iya
26'A
45
6%
69%
•
250
43%
5,500
69%,
100
21%
*21%
21%
400
•20 y«
21»A
21%
21%
200
106%
106%
480
10%
18,700
106
9%
♦81
108
9%
81%
9%
•81
81%
40
30%
70%
31*A
30%
31 y4
11,700
71%
71
71%
4,700
31%
31%
31%
31%
23,400
46%
3,700
128%
26%
210
45
46
26%
69%
42 ya
10
102%
•2i ya
21'/a
21V*
108*A
9%
81
31
70%
31%
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42%
43
8,900
3,700!
,
46
*128% 129
*26 ya
26%
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128%
26%
900
Commercial and
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26
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~
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Highest
Lowest
STOCK
NEW-YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Tuesday-
Monday
"
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Mar. 8
Mar. 7
Tar
EXCHANGE
Highest
73% Dec
28
67
23 Vb Jan
6
19% Feb
9
43% Sep
Oct
17
3
1
Mar
63
19% Mai-
27
Jan
21
27% Mar
14
20
'33% Jan
.
29
17% Feb
1
28
21
Mar 11
21
Mar
41% Sep
Raybestos-Manhattan
6
Rayonier
7
4
Raytheon
5
Reading
33% Feb
5
4%
4
28% Jan
i
Ve
Roller
Reeves
4
Jan-
2
12% Feb
20% Apr
8% Jan
8
5
18% Jan
14
53% Mar 10
68% Jan
*6% Feb 24
16
27
17
-
1st
(Robt)
$1'.25
Co
No par
'
i
,_LL50c
1
1
Inc
Chemicals
42% Jan
16% Jan
73
8
2
Jan
div
22
80% Mar
preferenoe-____10
prior
27% Feb
11
56
16
23% Jan
18
Republic
8% Jan
15
Republic
7% Nov
25
11% July
7% Feb
25
11
14% July
12% Jan
20
8
81% Sep
54% July
61
5
28
30% Jan
7
67% Nov
28
42
Mar
116
42% Jari
8
84% Mar 26
Pictures
common.
Steel
50c
ill
Oct
70
Jan
1% Feb
Copper & Brass.
21
20%
42%-
42
44%
43%
4
Reynolds
2nd
iR J)
Preferred
;
Tobacco
20%
17%
3.60%
22
21%
21%
217%
^
17%
55 %\
*24%
5634
*55%
Dec
26
45% Sep
37
Dec
4
.
9
81% Feb
8
68% Mar
42'
Dec
22
50
18
43% Feb
62
29% Jan
Oct
„
32% Mar
28
Dec
92
Jan 30
24% Mar 12
;Nov
34
16% Jan
22
Oct
Jun
Rochester Gas
263/4 Jan
4
-
48%
487%
48'%
48%
8,000
48'%
49%
49%
48'%
39 %
38%
39%
62
44
44%
57%
59,;
21
38% Jan
6
Jan
7
Rohm
8
4%
6
Rohr
770
Mar
9
17% Jan
Feb 11
10
1-2
Jnn
9
21% Jan
Mar
7
21%
19
50 % Jan
26
24% Jan
2
.12 Yz Jan
26
22
"16% Feb
17
39 y8 Mar 11
Jan
46% Jan
21% Mar
Haas
&
Co
preferred
4
Aircraft Corp.'
Ronson
Corp
8
Roper
(Geo.
13
Royal
Crown
Cola
4
Royal
Dutch
Petroleum
2
Royal
McBse
17
37% Sep
47% Mar 11
,38% Mar
9
42
10% July
14% Mar 25
11% Mar
8
1*1
g
Ruppert
Mar
8
20% Jan
4
Ryan Aeronautical Co.a
25
Jun
13% Jan
Rubbermaid
4
Jan
22
53
50
44%
45
24%
V
32%
703%
*81%
15%
15%
15-%
■15%
15
15%
24
Dec
15
231% Dec
14
28
7
Apr
30 % Jan
42% Jan
IS
36 '/a Jan
25
3974 Feb
90% Aug
17
80 % Jan
18
843/4 Mar
258
Apr
36% July 24
277a Feb
5
32
Feb
1
2974 Feb
18
33
8
18
2
38
Apr
17
27
July
21
793A Apr
30
42% Jan
14
5674 Dec
3
89% Dec
14
97
33%
7,900
33 VB
33%
715
*81%
-
15
40%
39%
.39%
39%
,39%
39%
19%
20%
19%
>19%
.19%
12%
12%
12%'-
: 12%
39%.
1
...No par
17%
18%
38 3 4
39
V'i
11%
17%
xl9
*12%
12%
11%
IT
%
'• 16%
17%
Mar 13
Jan
6
8
227b Jan
3 8
8
7972 Feb
19
9
55'% Jan
4
7
893/4 Feb
19
Feb
24
San
4
Jan
31
12% Oct
5
2
61'/a Apr
28
12% Mar
3
18% July 15
16
34% Nov
16
45% Aug 12
25'% Mar
297b May
4
_.1.6673
common
247a Jan
7% Mar
3774 Feb
12
26
97b Jan
44'a Mar
8
17
Mar 11
19
Jan
St
4,40%
pfd
series
Feb""5
82
Dec
52
Dec
7
177a Nov
11
137a Jan
12
5
71'% Feb
9
73
' Apr 13
30% Mar 18
81
397b Feb
10
Feb
9
72% Jan
8
877a Mar
18
Dec
23
Sep
21
7
96
22 1
Jan
81
80
73% Nov
Diego teas
& Electric
Savage
8
Arms
Schenley
Inc
31
29V4
,30'%
18
18%
'
17
79'% Feb
Feb 17
50 3a Feb
4
167a Feb
25
17
79% Jan
5
Feb
29
76
Feb
16
Jan
4
86
Mar 10
4
30
Jan
6874 Feb
45
2478 Mar
3
Schering Corp
5%
69'%
697b
A
90%
25%
257a
42
7%
'
10
22,500
1,100
12%
12 %
1,300
38%
3,800
11 %
11%
900
17%
17%
17%
3,500
38%
28,100
377b
83
Scott
287%
183%
6972
31
>'
31
183%
*69'%
Mar 17
6674 Jan
40'%
3934
407b
40'%
41'%
907a
•887b
907b
*88%
25'A
257a
25%
257b
25'%
7'%
7%
7'%
774
42'%
42%
42 74
16'%
16%
16'%
267b
'27%
978
97b
9%
72'A
"71'A
f 16
*16
167a
,
27'%
97b
4534
300
13%
16,000
76%
77'%
767a
777b
76 3A
773/4
76*78
77
76'%
76 7%
12,300
74%
*73'A
/
_____No par
15
2274 Jan
4
Seaboard
Finance Co_.
177b Jan
15
Seagrave
Jan
4
17
507b Jan
19 3a Jan
25
5074 Nov 23
44% Feb
277a Jun
17'% Mar
9% Jan
81% Nov
13
Sep
35% Oct
327o May
20
26
Bolt
Corp
of
Sears
Roebuck
Seiberling
13
Feb
8
16
Jan
4
17
90
Jan
4
95'% Feb
25
18% Jan
8
11% Jan
27
137s Jan
5
6
46% Jan
26
Shamrock
7
49
26
1Q% Jun
17
42% Dec
30
317b Mar
12% Sep 21
38% Dec 11
4
317a Mar
9
433a Jan
11
14'% Feb
8
16'% Jan
4
Shattuck
43
Jan
4
Shell
23
22% Dec
17% NOV
10
22% Aug
12
16'% Mar
9
24% Oct
28
17
23% Sep
22
Jan
14
457b Jan
68
17'% Feb
Feb
45% Mar 25
2 9'A Feb
59
48 % Mar
Dec
23
23-3% Jan
21% Jan
13
20% Jan
New
4
9
17
4
12
17
36'A Feb
56% Jan
7
54'% Jan
27
Siegler
59% July 27
104% July 27
94'% Jan
4
31% May 22
26% Jan
7
30'A Feb
29
48 % Nov
24
67% Apr
2
40% Mar
9
557% Jan
4
Sinclair
60% Nov
17
74% Apr
14
44'% Mar
8
55
Jan
4
Skelly
44% Jan
22
3834 Mar
9
53% Jan
11
Smith
(A
14:% Jan
4
18 7% Feb
26-
Jun
3874 Nov
64
July 23
223/4 Jan
293% July
5
Simmons
Saw
2774 Aug 21
Dec
4
29'% Dec
15
647a Jun
23
Mar
15
1434
15
15
157%
4,000
32
317a
32'%
31 7b
32%
20,400
19%
197a
197b
193A
19%
193/4
17
19 3%
175/3
16%
19%
19'%
28,000
17-%
16'%
17%
17'%
17%
173/4
177%
17'/4
17%
17'%'
1774'
177b
177%
17%
177%
17-3/4
177%
10,700
34%
337a
35%
34%
35%
36,800
ordinary
...
1
50c
32% Jan
2
17'% Feb
35% Mar
3
29
32 %
34'%
32'%
33
32%
51'%
51'%
49
50
Jan
O)
48%
49
48'A
50
47'%
46 3A
49'%
51
47'A
47'%
83'%
4774
48%
81
483A
48 7%
49%
82
79'%
79%
78
29'A
79
283%
287s
80'%
1,100
287a
80'%
41%
2878
28
42%
41'A
28'A
42
27'%
27%
3,600
40%
413%
40
45'%
46%
3A
44'%
41 7b
41
457b
40%
45'%
457a
39%
41'%
457s
39'%
46'%
45'%
46
41
38%
5
167a
39%
17%
40'%
16'%
41'%
40
16'%
403,4
5,700
167a
28
167b
16%
27'%
28
167%
167a
173%
49%
48
Inc.
Inc
5
Labs.No par
Co
Co
&
Platinum
preferred
:
Puerto-Rico
63% Mar 25
56'% Feb
17
60% Jan
5
Southern
.1
12
427% Mar
2
Southern
Co
34% Nov
25
21% Nov
16
17'% Jan
18
Jan
27
49
Jan
6
23% Mar
287b Dec
31
23% Mar
2C 3/4'Mar 10
5'% Sep
10
567b Jan
8
91
81% Dec
9
89% Apr 10
21'/4 Mar 16
84'% Feb
Mar
9
22 % Mar
8
9'% Mar
Dec
5
18
67% Feb
69
Mar
87'% Feb
5
$4.50
293/4 Mar
8
43 % Jan
4
Spiegel
77'% Feb
2
80
47 % Dec
375/« Dec
footnotes,
16
7
30
see page
Spencer
12
24
84% May
4.20 r'r
4
83'% Jan
2
8
4
28% May 21
97'% Feb 13
10
Feb
Spencer
16% Jan
22
22
Oct
4
85
30% Mar 11
28.
.
Feb
377'„ Jnn
_
23 '
4
(A G)
Kellogg
&
common
preferred.
Inc
D
common
Co_
I
*23%
23'%
600
177a
17%
17%
173%
*16'%
2,300
30
17%
*2B3A
58'%
29
173A
3274-
3274
36'%
35'%
36
35
19'%
197a
19'%
46
44
45
177a
177a
177b
17 3%
67
67
453/a
17%
67
67
67
46%
4678
46%
46 %
*23%
23%
*23%
23%
23%
21%
7'%
69'%
85
22'%
21
77b
70'%
70
6
__25
No par
..No par
_5
85
'
*84
157b
15'%
22'%
23'%
22%
84%
313A
8434
84'%
79
303%
33%
79
31%
21
7'A
15'%*
1
50c
44'%
47'%
*23%
100
Sons
49
233A
20
1
Inc
Corp common
$4.50 preferred
Square
47
33%
1
preferred
Sperry-Rand
1778
.*66'%
1
2.50
Chemical Co
*47
*23'%
35
100
Co.
1
& Bros
49
23'%
33
.20
tr ctfs
Service
Public
*47
23'%
33'A
35%
193/4
19%
44
No par
preferred..
Ohio stock
23
*323/4
*33
35'%
_7.50
Sparton Corp
11
Jan
&
Co.
(Del) ___No par
issued
Spalding
26'A Jan
15
21%.Oct
83
267b Jun
9'% Jan
4
When
4
85
1
9
non-cum
Mobile
3
29-3% Jan
3
5%
Southwestern
4,000
463%
23
*463%
4
Southern Railway common
67
37'%
593%
5
4
46 3A
37%
29'
54'% Jan
28
373%
5874
7
21
37%
403%
Mar
Jan
377a
29
44
Jan
33,300
37%
67%
413%
15
Jan
6 7a
597b
60% Jan
17
67%
6'A'
40'%
Natural
46
67a
•674
38
29%
Pacific
65
6%
48%
6'%'x373%
'59'A
Southern
13
193/4
59%
Southern
19
193/4
42'A
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec_No par
22
37'A
1974
30%
5
Jan
23,400
367b
19'%
59
15
1974 Jan
493/4
41'%
22
48% Dec
277a
48 5%
59'%
34'A Feb
75
27'%
493%
42
233A Jan
2
2734
48 34
37'%
41'%
37'% Jan
15
27'%
48'%
17 7b
8
30
,"273/4
30
4
293A
787b
307a
3,900
36'A
18
19'% Mar
48,800
273%
31
34% Mar 11
Dec
23'%
6,500
47%
48'%
36'A V 3774
19% ' 1974
18
*30
597a
It
167b Dec
49
5,700
16,000
7,700
_5
/_
Gas
-*
-.
.25
Edison
Co
197/3
x23'%
5
com
2474 Oct
40% Jan
30
2.50
Sugar
California
41'% Sep
3
37% Mar 16
467| Jan 22
39'% Jan
13
65
.37%
.
*47
__25
24
2
48%
._____50
preferred
19
197b Apr
27%
1
Gold
Feb
17
5,800
83
French
&
30% Nov
31'% Jan
1934
__io
Marchant
J
8V<?
7,700
29
Corp
Aircraft
South
3
34
5
South Jersey Gas Co
11
33%
46%
6'%
303/4 Feb
3374
1
38'%
21
33
No par
Co
6'%
12
r
1
3874
Mar 10
1
i
1
Co__.
South Carolina E & G Co com._4.50
25
1,700
337a
1
8
34
317a
South
26
12
34
1474
Solar
Jan
22'% Nov
34
X3l7a
18
5'/o
1,500
*3374
32 %
12
20
140
117%
15%
327a
7 'A Jan
48'A Jan
20,300
943%
11%
*93
15
21 'A Jan
28
147b
113%
32'%
4
45-3% Jan
52% Feb
13%
9478
11%
313A
17
25
15
1374
X943%
117s
15'%
193/4
447t Dec
13 '4
943A
-
333%
Corp..
Smith-Douglass
23
400
337s
37
Feb
17'%
15'%
Smith
38
17'%
32'%
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc______'___15
12
18
1,700
1
1
Jan
177%
337a
5
Vb Mar
30,000
327a
4
34
475%
33'A
28'% Mar
20
477a
32'%
60% Jan
Apr
473%
3372
42■% Jari
38
467%
33
1
9
800
46'%
94%
8
30 % Jun
35'%
137a
-
15
*35
117b
& Steel-
Oil
Amer
5,100
*14'%
18
137b
9
Feb
217a
217a
I434
117a
47'% Mar
6
8,200
10,700
34%
,94'%
36 % Mar
19
20
6'%
33%
21%
117a
2334 Feb
8% May 18
71
147.
94
America/
of
Pattern
Kline
33
347%
13 3%
3274
6'%
10
80
5,400
15
11%
26
7
21'%
213%
14'A
14%
No par
Co
Simonds
Simplicity
678
333%
943A
30
24% May 29
For
13%
*69
6'%
25%
357a
*17%
52% Jan
28
327a Sep
17%
617b Jun
16
Dec
17'%
4
OcL
Nov
4674
24
57a Dec
48'% Nov
47'%
71
253%
__25
Smith-Corona
9
467b
18%
87
3234
H'%
Oil Co
16
47%
75
*85
333%
*35
__No par
Steel
6
12% Sep
4774
*17%
*73
12,800
t_.No par
/—
Strapping
Corp
Signode
7
227b Feb
15
35%
;•
'
63%
21'%
15
35
*69
71
1
13%
Corp_i
2
Mar 10
21'A
15%
75
*73
70%
Tr—
Corp
Jan
78
21
71
6
X32%
35'%
_1
shares
Mfg
Sheraton
5
&
18% Jan
46% Mar
21'A
-
35%
______
York
Shelter
29
9
21 %
*15
*69
•
*93'A
Corp
Transp
■■
67b
33 3A
No par
Co
Oil
71
6
___J2.50
(Frank G)_.
9
Steel
*69
75
1
Jan
Sharon
69'%
33
5
Gas
&
257%
_1
Inc
38
18% Jun
30
Oil
86
257a
6'%
5
___.
8
Sh*ll
167b Jun
preferred
86
25%
3
Shalmoon Industries
$5.25
86'%
25
33%
Servel Inc common,
16
91% Dec
*73
*84
25%
6%
Corp__
71%
45%,
75
.25
69'%
"
70%
85
85
25%
33'A
& Co
17% Dec
85
25'%
1
Rubber .Co
6
3772 Mar
*84
'
20
Co
__________
21
Jan
Amer__
Line RR
Corp
Sealright-Oswego Falls
4
8
5
6
74%
No par
______
207b Jan
177* Jan
600
137s
29'% Apr
39 % Jan
3,800
*44'%
19
41
38,600
9%
143%,
20% Nov
9
16
27%
97a
1374
Air
14 % Mar
16
263%
9%
*4472
Seaboard
347s Mar 10
165%
97a
14%
2
26% July 16
453% Mar 18
3,200
71
14
2
18,500
45%
23
1
9,200
7%
427a
13%
8% Jan
Oct
25'%
'
7'%'
427a
273%
27%
97a
.
25
70%
70'% Feb
13% Jan
7a
7'%
4172
27%
•
25
77b
42 a/*
31,200
457a
3672 Mar
37
500
90%
14
preferred
&
8,000
72
common_____No par
Paper Co
Screw
500
19%
72
8
3
26
303/4
18'A
*69 7b
46
8
Mar
30 a4
187s
72
38'%
x42
-
240
3,800
133A
325/a Feb
6
'
46
107a Mar 11
78
29
143^
Mtg Co common_________25
3.65% preferred
100
'
28 3A
*88 78
9%
*46
Scovill
15
29
41%
7'%
7174
84'%
275
47
$3.40 preferred
$4
IT'
837a
,90%
25%
""
377a
*220
*
29
30 3A
-
38'%
275 *'.v
13%
403A May 25
76
62,700
19%
1
4
16
39%
19%
391%
xl6'%
•
l_35c
preferred__.___30 V*
13
34
39%
■19%
40
*88 7b
:
43%
43
com___1.40
Inc
31
If
2,100
19%
v
38%
83
1
69'%
41'A
common..,
convertible
Schick
Dec
14
4,500
17%
19%
11%
*220
18
71
*887b
preference
67b Nov
45
10%
16%
12%
84
303A
19%
-
5
Co.___10
38'A
283%
30'%
:
29'%
18'%
C0rp_____.____j.___5
Industries
Convertible
31% Nov
38
10
17
39
"
67
8,100
11%
275
82'A
*220
275
71
_"__100
A
Diego Imperial Corp
Sangamo Electric Co
10
31
.
>
429%
■■■:
82'A
*220
29%
"
57o _l___.__1100
Regis Paper Co.common....
lst
21
Feb
11
9'% Mar 10
12
15%
17%
•
.11%
,17%
37%
►38%
82'A
83
275
*220
Ry Co com__.No par
Preferred series A
3
377s Jan
4
St L San Fran
*81'%
'•
100'
38 \
38%
38'/a
__1____100
preferred
conv
San
38'% Mar
88
24
Jan
Stores
preferred
Joseph Lead Co...
;
Il.lO
St Joseph Light & Power.__lNo par
Mar
8% Dec
623%
1,080
15%
39
39
38%
11%
86
19%
20%
Jl'%
705
*83
10
xlO
19%
•
33%
1
700
84%
300
15%
20 G
11'%
33%
712%
705
84%
19
St
26
69'% Mar
24'% Dec
35
4%
4.30%
1
187b Nov
Sep
Safeway
2
15
69
-
17
2,600
16%
38%
4,100
2,100
10%
-12%.
48%
24%
19
^..5
48%
45%
15%
_____:__1
49
51
10 %
1 Jacobt
1,800
11,100
24%
.10%
Inc
Ruberoid 'Co
4
44%
16%
"
3.9U0
2,000
35%
51
19.
19
70%
35
24%
10%
:>
11,400
45 Va
16'
10%
70%
31,000
53
17
•
71
200
2
x24%
*51
19%
17
21%
"44%
19
39%
10%'
82
21
"1%
.
34% Nov
80
Dec
24
4
-48%
24%
33 Va
"
;
50
44%
*
16% Oct
2
1%
_.__1
^
12% Dec
48%
84%
:ri
Co..
Corp..:
*
48
722 %
Co___./_______l
81%
83
21%
21
3%
25
32%
26,400
4%
44%
•715,
58%
35%
24.%
34
5,400
56 %
*34%
'81%
1
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*79%
44'%
133'%
35%
84%
__1.
:___
56%
44%
130'%
57%
129
34%
*5or
726
3,300
44'%
130%
';44 %
70
*81%
.
63,000
35
44%
25%
720
A_______100
23,000
55%
34 %
4
,4
?
12,300
41%
54
34
49%
57
'
24%
33%
common______20
series
519
48.
50
397%
35%
34
x34
.
49
69%
68%
.
700
41'%
2
1%
3,700
55%
21%
197/a
;■
2
.1%
2
;
-
83
*79
82
20
21%
7,400
49'A
57%
56%
58%
*79
83
130
127%
128
,
53
44'%
44%
44%
%
128*
.
.40
,
55%
53%
59%
x54
132
44%
*
7%
49%
38 VB
*51
Cor.p__No par
'
49
48%
x48%
com.._l.
preferred.i.__25
Elec
&
84% Jan
9
4
15% Mar
3
convertible
Telephone Corp_______10
Rockwell-Standard ! Corp..__
.5
8
* 15
.
5'% rfr
•
38,700
50%
*79
Rochester
Jan
82
May 2T
Aug
4
20
62'%
.4%
8
57
*55%
7%
.34%
Jari
:
500
24%
61'%
4
Feb
/
20%
100
4,500
*12'%
4%
50
24%
57
1,400
V
77%
35%
51
20'%
24'A
54
12%
34%
9
*55%
>
8%
17%
-533,4
6234
34%
17
683% Feb
14% Mar 25
10% Jan
Mar
*734
•17
543/4
12 3/4
69%
Controls
8%;
17%
61
34,
Robertshaw-Fulton
.
-
'53,%
20,100
77%
69
Jan
8%
*17
.•
4,600
211/4
24
63
34
54
g
56%
49%
57%-
2.50
22
127%
70%
.__
21
223a
7%
35%
Company
22%
21%
"
600
61
Antelope Copper Mines..'..4%
Roan
1,700
12 7%
7%
34%
8
24% Mar 10
39% July 24
741
Oct
16
"47% Feb
30% July 23
481% Jan
40
4% Jan
,50% Dec
23 % Jun
18
3% Mar 11
14
35% Feb
39% Jan
16
-
59% Dec
31% Jan
81
16
17%
20%
41%
44%
10T
17 Vb
13
69 %
'
1,600
1734
,
6234
7%,
No par
Ritter
6,800
"
12%
1%
Oil Corp.
Riegel Paper Corp..."
43% Feb
1414
27%
61
20%
Richfield
Jan
21
.28% Jan
5% Mar 17
July
Mar
34
4
13%
27%-
20%
24%
48'%
130
100
1
Trust
43,800
20'%
7%
12%
1
Selection
39,400
44%
20%
25 %
20
20 3%
20
5s
Rhodesian
-
17'A
54 •%
24%'
24%
207%
43'%
•21'/a
17 %'
*53%
800
20%
"20'%
T:.
56-Vb
55%
1,600
2,900
64
21
14%
17%
8%
8
83b
8 J
*17 :
*63
27'%
22%
21%
127,825
20%
:•
18
21%
♦'
.
2034'
58%
com__:__5
series-
1.7%
21%
20'%
i
■
711/2
34%
34%
*26%
18
21
48%
49
100
Manufacturing Co
27%
653%
*71
45%
•
14%
14'%
*26%
14
27%
39%
__.50
pfd
13Va
13 %
49%
____1
conv
Rheem
41%
27%
8
62%
5
Inc
preferred series A
'
32% Apr
30
Shares
12%
xl2%
10
4% r/r
4
20%
•
1% Sep
■
the Week
64
7%
10
preferred
Corp
Drug. & Chemical Co___2.50,
Reynolds Metals Co com____No par
Mar 11
21 %
63
»^20%
25
25
Rexall
2% Jan
63%
20%
4 VzVe
82
63
56%
5
28% Jan
63
20%
28
9
64%;
63
*55%
Jan
149.
35 %
,"___1
C6rp__l
4
5
19% Mar
5
Revlon
4
25
76% Jan
17
2% Jan
Revere
26
34'%
58
57
__5
common....
60% Jan
,'55% Jan 21
30% Dec
Oct
17% Sep
Co
*17
___:_5
Aviation
convertible
22
Co___
Eng
44% Jan
4
tfov 24'
65
Mfg
10
71% Jan
9
•
$1
&
35
preferred 3series_--100
Republic
Feb
54
Mar 10
127% Mar
2
4
50% Jan
8
July 24
163
Conv
,
46% Jan
17
53
.48% May 15
3
47% Jun
76
23
13 % Mar
17
46% Feb
1
Jan- 11
78% Jan
8
-.38% Mar
Inly. 7
71% Dec
16
Dec
50%
Mar
45% Feb
63% July 27
.
Reliahce
25
12 % Nov
38% Jan
Elec
Feb
'20
66% Apr
46 % Jan
4
55 % Feb
5
28% Jan
-
Reliance
34%
22%
8%
17.'%
21
Reliable Stores Corp-
23% Jan
-36% July 23
7
17% Sep
55
2
Dec
Jan
17
71 %
34%-
;;
"
15% Nov
71
34%
;
'
& Co—
71'%
22%
14
50'
preferred
65%
70 34
21 %
5
50
.
preferred50
2nd
Bit
Bros
Reithhold
Reis
7
common-'
non-cum
Reed
18
27% Jan
L'.
Co
Co
x63%
7012
28%
21
17%
1
noncum
63%
70%
-65%
21 %
44%
14 %
28%
21%
17%
x65%
20%
42%
A__No par
64%.
66'%
64 %
62%
34%
34%
__5
.__
Inc '.
53% Jan.
28% Jan 20
20
Jan; 6
Feb-24
40% Apr 22
27% Jun
5
18
5
Jan
Inc
18% Jail
1
13% Mar
26
6
28
41% Mar
73% Apr
39% Jan
Ranco
70%
_J__No par
1st-preferred-'
65%
70%
63
Corp of America com^-No par
$3.50
68% Jan
303% Feb
17
May 22
25
9
Jan
12
Radlb
4
Mar
"
28
25% Nov
Jan
72
:37% Jan
24
25% Dec
70
4
73
29
Nov
32
29
67% Jan
.30% July 10
9
16% Dec
59% Jan
5
41% Dec
9
56% Jan
1
74-V4 Mar
9
Dec
Friday
Mar. 11
I
-
43 ft Feb
Sales for
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
> Thursday
Mar. 9
Mar. 10
LOW AND
STOCKS
Year 1959
monday, msrch 14} i960
. .
.
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Range for Previous
Financial^Chronicle
77b
,
21
73%
58%
54,500
1,800
200
800
7,900
37,300
4074
41'%
33
33
33
355%
343%
35'A
6,100
197%
205%
20'%
20'%
116,200
45
47
467%
17 'A
47%
17%
17,500
17%
*6474
17-3%
1,300
*6474
67
70
473A
47%
48
2,900
*23%
237%
237%
23%
20 34
21'A
21
2.1
47
67
1,100
100
2,100
26,900
77a
77a
8'A
77%
8%
70'%
70'%
85
707a
70'%
1,300
85
85
15
15'%
15
15'A
22%
15
22%
23
22%
86'%
15%
22%
2(000
227a
69
85
*84
31'%
37'%
20
70%
71
15'%
227a
84%
317a
7878
21
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367a
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84%
84 %
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*85
-
847a
30'A
32
313%
*79'%
33'A
80
80
80
31
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30 34
31'%
84'%
31'%
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32%
80
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The Commercial and
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STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
35 Va Feb
18
Dec
37
Highest
25
71% Dec
23
82 % Feb
24
70 V4 Jan
12
74
Jan
26
21
23% May 11
12 % Feb
17
17
Jan
4
13% Sep
Brands
Standard
7
38 Va Jan
17
P#r
EXCHANGE
'
34 '/B Nov
Monday
STOCK
YOR«
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
Products
Coil
4 % Mar
1
4% Jan
15
45% Nov
25,
(52 % Jan
/J
41 Va Mar
8
51% Jan
4
Standard
Oil
_10c
California—6.25
20
52% Apr
17
39 Ve Mar 11
44% Jan
4
Standard
45% Oct
23
59% Jan
26
43
50% Jan
4
Standard
25
Oil of New Jersey——7
Oil of Ohio common
.10
50
Nov
Jun
f>4% Jnn
16
85
30
92
23
7
8
9
9
56
Jan
Mar
8
26% Mar
3
31
Mar
7
Jan
13
41% July 27
17% July 27
14% M'ar
43% Dec
23% Jun
30
Mar'
8
18
Mar
4
Apr
21
54% Mar
8
'
8
Jan
29
Starrett
Co
4
Stauffer
Chemical
31
52% Sep
9
76 % Nov
2
Dec
14
77
Jan
27
13'/a Jan
5
18% Jun
23
15% Jan
14
Feb
9
59% Jun
22
46 % Mar 11
53% Jan
26% Feb
6
34 % Dec,: 23
28 % Mar 11
29
20% Jan
6
43
/
78
Aug 2ft
22
Dec
Sep
21
24
'/a Jan
5
9% Jim
May
6
16% Jan
2
52 V2 Feb
.9
33% Mar 25
50
...
,11% Sep
23
15 % Mar
21'
I*.
9
''•1
21 % Jan
15
Jan
-
itMi % Feb
2 HJ!>
35
Jan
m
,lui(
5% Feb
23
47% Aug
B
20
Feb
.6
48
Dec
26% Feb
.'
28
38% Jun
21
87% Aug
.27 Va Jun
11
35'/* Apr
15
1
41 Va Jan
72 Va Mar
3
14
29
4
Jan
7
Mar
8
lbu^i Jfeb
29% Jan
16% Mar
154
20
,
24
14'/* Mar 10
20% May 18
15j/b Feb
30
124% Mar 18
19% Jan
18
8
Jan
2
Feb
.23
76
48%
♦87
•75
....
*82
51
83
52
21%
32'/a
87'%
6
88
1,145
6Va
1,170
*26%
27V*
46%
-
1,135
47%
.
24% Jan
26 % Jan
Sep
4
42% Feb
15%
15%
15%
46%
47%
47'/*
48
28 V*
28%
28 V*
28%
Sulphur
46% Feb
16
7
/
24
80
M'ar
Feb
-4
Dec
22
5% Jun
2
14
24
-Jan 16
69% Dec
7
8
68% Jan
20 Vn Aug 17
18% Mar / 8
/ 22 Vb Jan
15 Va Feb .17
16% Jan
?4
20
21
■
,
17 Va Apr
IS
53'/a Sep
3
21
Jan
26
.25% Jun
10
34'/a Sep
1
15% Dec
70
-
Jan
*
9
67% Jan
24% Mar: 8
29% Jan
16
52% Feb
56 V* Mar
,
,7 Vo Dec
32
17 Ve Jan
27
6
24% Jun
30
10% Jun
j'uiy'Ii
18
42%
.7
J an
.8
*
Sep
21
42% Aug
50 Va Dec
24
Mi-to Jan
37
-
21
Jan
39 :
4
1
Mar
-
54%
54%
55
56
56
56
3,600
28 V*
28%
27%
28 Vb
27%
28
2,600
32% Feb
53
Mar;
7
58
Jan
8
30
Mar
8
16
35% Feb
9
• Jan
26
8>/4 Nov
3
3
10
13% Mar S
Mar 13
36% Feb
24
V* Sep 22
Sep
10
.
48
Jan .29
17% Apr
17 % Nov
10% Jan
2
20
25% Apr
18
1
.
30% Mar 13
9% Jun
6
12
Jan
28
51
19 Vn Nov
41
14% Aug
4
9 Va Feb
2
35% Feb
16
9
30 Vn Jun
19
35% Mar 16
86% Oct
15
98 % Mar
74
80
4
Aug
67
Dec
24
Dec
24
87
TXL
40% Dec
53 Va
23
Mar
Oil
87
86%
87
38% Feb
47%
46%
47%
16,900
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
13%
14,400
49
48%
49%
X49 %
50
49%
,
11%
12
11%
12
35%
35
35 Va
35'/a
35%
35%
35%
11,800
34%
34 Va
34%
34%
-34%
29,700
73%
72%
73%
72%
73%
72%
29%
30
29%
30
29%
72 Va
30
39,600
30%
28
27%
28%
28
.281/4
16%
17
16%
34%
•
3,300
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
1,900
169%
168 Va
21%
V
22%
Union
22%
4
24%
30%
43%
43%
11
10%
10%
100
55%
54
55%
21,800
80%
*79
;
1
43%
V
-
;
7.50
*10%
45%
*
*10%
53%
521/4
53>/4
*79
80%
*79
79
79
20%
20 Vb
20V4
20
22%
22%
22%
July 15
26 Va Mar
45
36
Oct
28
66
101
Oct
14
136
3
5<5
Jan
15
80 Va Nov
30
109% Mar 26
84
Jan
4
8
28% Jan
4
9
28% Jan
24% Feb
9
Mar 26
Apr
54 i
52%
53%
19
181/2
18%
32 Va Mar 26
22
22% Jun
12
86
Oct
21
95
Mar 24
25
Nov
27
38 Va
Apr
64
29
Oct 22
Sep
7% Dec
29 Va Jan
16
Jan
23
9
12
2
30 % Jan
88 Va Apr
38 Va Dec
10
17
11
Mar
58%
56V4
57%
56%
24%
25%
25V4
45%
48 V*
45
32%
*32
7%
6
Corp_:_
.
53
53
1
31
32%
Co
common
1957
Film—
Mar
4
31% Mar 11
38
7 Vs Jan
37% Mar 16
32% Feb
18% Mar
9
9
29
Fastener
United
(Del)
36
Jan
•
22% Jan
4
6
17 Vs Mar 10
16
1% Jan
11
64% Jan
4
30% Dec
3
34 % Mar
29 % Sep
23
80% Sep
Nov
4 \
30% Jan
United
27
32 V2 Jan
20
30 Vb Mar
4
40% Jan
4
U
16
83% Jan-
4
84% Jan
35
26
26V4Mar
8
30 Va Jan
4
U
13
4
U
Dec
21
6
75
22
22
120
Apr 27
165
Mar 30
12 Va Jan
36% Mar
14 Va Apr
29
2
17
44% May 28
60% Mar
86% Feb
149
5% Mar
28% Feb
10
Jan
9
12
27
152% Jan
7
9
8% Jan
4
25
5
39% M'ar 11
footnotes, see page 28.
Jan
74 y4 Jan
96
Mar 10
31% Feb
15
Jan
22
16%
31%
31%
8
8Va
8%
*36%
*36%
38
*38
___
—8.50
"
16%
26%
16%
26%
10Va
9%
37
10%
9%
37%
127% 128'%
36%
32%
91
33 Va
91
77
32 Va
*91
32%
92
*75%
71%
81%
71
*81 %
34Vb
33%
79
71
81%
34%
*75%
71 Va
81 %
33%
71%
81
34
28%
27%
7%
30%
21
27%
x20%
26%
23
64%
32%
7%
34%
19
24
30%
48%
17%
8%
6%
16%
-
128
35% 36%
*85
100
85% 85%
24
25%
24
24%
*87
89
*22% 23
64%
64%
32
32
7%
7%
23
65
32%
7%
34
19%
18%
24%
30%
48%
17%
8%
6%
16%
23%
30%
49
16%
37%
128%
36% 37
*86
100
86
25
—
6%
T6%
86
'25%
24% 25%
*87
89
*22% 22%
64% 64%
317/b ' 32
7% J 7%
34% 34%
18% 19
24
24%
30% 31
*49
49%
17Va 17%
x8%
9%
6%
6%
16% 16"%
IVs
lVa
1%
52 Va
53%
52%
25
S Borax & Chemical Corp com—1
4%%
preferred—
_t_-_
100
S & Foreign Securities:
1
31%
3.1,%
32%
85
31%
31%
31%
31
32
30 Va
31%
31 Va
8426%
62%
95%
149%
1%
*31%
31%
*84%
Gypsum Co
common..
preferred
class
A
Industries
4Var/o
6%
50
preference
Inc
preferred
common
series
2&%
10%
1
A»_—50
6%
29%
Mach common__82%c
_
*39%
'
11 %
41
84
84% 84%.
26%
27
61 Va
62%
92%
95%,
*149% 151
-v <
27%
64%
94
*148%" 155
4
—100
5%
S
84%
27
63%
93
No par
-
6%
29
10%
*39%
26%
60%
93%
149%
5%
*28Va
6%
29%
10%
10%
41
r.
\
*39%
•
4J
-
53%
32%
32
85
26Va 26%
63
64%
93% .96
*149% 151
6
29
10%
6%
30
11
16%
6%
29
11 Vs
*39% <41
4,900
27%
25,600
10%
15,000
22,700
32%
13,600
92%
350
79
*75%
*70%
*81 %
33Va
72
110
81%
140
33%
,
17,000
'.28%
7%
30'/a
28%
21
42,800
13,700
3,800
900
27%
15,700
36%
35%
*86
87
25%
25%
*87
22
64
31%
4,100
37
129
7%
1%
Freight Co___
4,400
26,400
'
30'/8
20%
26%
52%
S
2,000
"
91%
21
27%
1%
31
S'/4
128
32%
21
26%
52 Va
preferred
15,000
38
36%
7%
1%
common
32'/4
10
30%
53%
Mines Co
Mach
Shoe
16%
26%
v
7%
19
24%
30%
49
17%
9
17%
8%
6%
100
54
<10i/4
15'/4
16%
30'/b
35
35%
6,700
10
16%
10
28'/b '28%
77/a
30%
20 Va
26%
35% 36
*86
100
*85
86%
x23% 25%
25%
26V*
*87 >
89
1,500
2,400
34%
..
28%
77/8
30%
54»/4
25%
*36%
26Vb
33
91
78
t
1
*521/4
I6V4
1%
Park City
U S Hoffman
U
54
X31
8
52%
1%
■c
*52%
31%
8
1
U S
12
13% Jan
40
55
30 »/4
25
6%
6
9
I6V2
Corp—_
Corp
United
51% Apr 14
85 % Aug 18
Jan
35Va
x30%
48%
17%
8%
6%
Industrial
United
4
52 Va Mar
26
*87
23
64%
33%
7%
10
13%
10
1
Convertible pfd series A
Merch & Mfrs Incj
9
1 Va Mar
28
65 Va Dec
United
6
-
5
:
Greenfield
United
8
4
2 Va Mar 10
2
25
7% Jan
8
A
Jan
11% Jan
20
lbJ/4 Jan
16% Mar
19
29
1
Gas-Improvement Co
*52%
16%
7%
30%
*20 Va
26'/a
19%
25%
31
49
17%
9
6%
United
1 Vb Nov
28
(Del)—_2.50
United Gas Corp
31 y4 Jan -
55
,.
90Va
*75%
*70%
80%
33 Va
27%
87
257/0
26%
89
23%
65%
33%
7%
35%
19%
5
9
33%
•' 27%
32 %
36%
100
24%
6
M'ar
i
35%
37
38
127% 129%
35
29Vb
—_____No par
25
45% Jan
Sep 22
No par
;
34
10
70%
81 'A
Engineering. & Foundry—_5
United
53% Jan
23 Ve
6% Feb 16
7% Dec
Corp—10
United Electric Coal Cos
32% Jan
42% Jan
8% Feb
For
United-Carr
12
9
21% Jiuj
40 V4 Oct
23
7
7
9 Va
Feb
48% Mar
16% Jan
28 Va Oct
—_No par
United Carbon Co
Corp
35%
*85
85%
25%
5
pfd
100
pfd—100
—
Carton
Jan
30% Mar
9
20% July 20
86 Va Sep
&
22
451/4 Mar
2
42% May
preferred
Board
59 Va Aug 27
16 V4 Jan
145% Sep
Biscuit
$4.50
___10
Corp..—
1
of America—No par
United Fruit Co
17
29
13
28
•
United
35
8%
•
21
28%
7
25
33 Va
38
16Vi
129
33%
91%
78
21
27
7% Jan
8
23% July
United
■
*81
33%
28%
10
common
15,000
25'/4
26
/
77/b
30%
conv
35
*53%
25%
26%
70Va
25
conv
34%
541/4
25%
15%
7%
Corp
'351/4
54%
25%
15Va
30%
(ser of 1955)
34%
54
25%
15%
10
(ser of 1956)
34%
53%
14%
Co____No par
Drill Co
5
4%
34 Va
53%
14%
90%
*75%
par
Car
4%
76
64
'
—No par
No par
Inc__
11,000
14%'
38%
common...
14%
15%
37%
Co
13%
10%
Paper Corp—_6%
preferred-—
14%
10'/4
10%
RR
14%
10%
10Va
series
14 Vt
10
Co—5
California
25,500
14 Vb
10%
\
No
6%
9%
16%
series
6 »/4
8
28%
Co
6%
*36%
16%
1
$4.50
6'/a
341/2
V
6%
14%
—No par
Rubber
100
6'A
10%
27Va
&
55,500
32%
10
Co__i____'_____
i
47%
*32%
25%
30
38
26,300
46%
33%
31
*53
8%
*8
*36%
prior preferred-/
26
48%
14%
34 Vb
35%
25%
46%
32
71/4
14%
14%
1,700
25%
48 Va
32
1
7
>
•32%
25%
45%
33
50
Inc__
common
pfd series of
United
16
'
34%
11
11
V*
24%
46%
24% '
33%
26
-
25%
2
2
1
56%
35'/*
15
Feb
5,400
59
34%
98% Feb
87
57'/4
58 V*
53%
92% Feb
26 % Jan
56%
15%
25%
41V4 Jan
18
57 Va
15%
53%
4
Mar 11
22
7,900
15%
25%
37% Jan
19
9 Va May
48 Va Jan
23 Vo Nov
31 Va Sep
24
84% Jan
16
15%
Co_i.___
4
23% Mar
15%
15%
25%
Artists
55 i/a
19
8,100
18%
16
15%
__1
Coal
United
United
531/4
18%
15%
53 V*
Aircraft
53%
52 Va
5
8
35 Va Mar
3,600
XI8V2
!
Lines
10,700
19'/*
34 V*
Twist
20%
<■22%
55'/*
1
50
Union
70
20%
22%
53%
_^5
13
80%
20 >/4
20
X22%
*19 Vb
'
2,600
51,200
18%
22%
>
30%
53
20 »/4
22%
1,200
25
>45
23
*79
80 Va
20 V*
25
Corp
non-cum
53'/4
No par
1
;
Airlines
24% Jan
6
*10%
11 :
52
22%
Co_
Tank
30% Jan
11
10 %
55%
11
10
100
I
•
Bearing
of
Air
1,160
5,900
28,700
30%
14 V*
Union
25% Feb
22%
21%
*32%
; 6
1
22%
21'/a
Williams Steek^No par
Industries—
_1
32 V2 Jan
19% Oct
22%
21%
21
,
/
74
45 %
Pacific
4%"
<
74
731/4
24%
Preferred* $4
8V4 Jan 29
100
72%
75 Va
44
series
Oil
98%
74%
30%
•,
series—_i_No par
5
-
•
100
100
105
*100
24%
Co__
$3.50
8
9
170
75%
75
75
74%
101
100
105. i
103
$3.70
27% Mar*
20 Va Mar
6,500
12,600
28,500
17
16%
Preferred
33 Vb Mar
Jan
1,700
5,500
16%
Preferred
Union
31
34%
8%
,
17%
33
4
•
3,800
12
16%
128
9
4
50
*8%
8%
8%
11%
1
common:...__10
Feb
4
8%
8 Va
12%
■
34,500
Electric
43% Jan
7% Jan
8%
100
24%
Corp
Preferred-
82
30 Vb Jan
710
47%
28
174'/4
Union
8
6
1120
*27%
24%
6
7
19
26
7'/*
1105
27'/*
174 Va
8
21
9 Va Feb
1120
47
♦27 V*
169 %
Bag-Camp
10
37% Jan
1,400
17.500
6
16%
Carbide Corp.—__l_No par
Feb
17
€
1105
1,120
1,090
6
*
16%
Union
77 »/a Jan
27
6
6
17
Union
72
18
800
86 %
'
28%
4
5
7% Nov
85'/*
32%
16%
1
19
29 V4 Nov
86%
22%
33
45 Va
Asbestos
Feb
29 VB Nov
2,400
32%
22%
30%
Underwood Corp
68 Va Jan
July 10
22%
32
22%
*32 Va
27%
43 V4 Jan
•
27,000
22%
32%
22 Va
171%
Udylite Corp. (The)
92% Mar 11
<
22%
22%
21%
241%
Transit com^.No par
50
__1
Corp——-._
;
1
conv
77 Va Jan
25
3
77% Feb
77
6
•
8,500
21%
22
24
Twin 'Coach
4
33% Feb
4
Jan
76
16
Sep
32
87 Va Jan
4
40
52 %
21%
17
Union
148 Va Jan
4
126% Mar
150% July 27
120% Feb
;
84%
50%
29%
12V4 Mar
5
Apr
14 V*
*83
51%
27%
IT
24% Feb '29
Va
51
175%
Twin City Rap
38% Jan 22
•32% Jan 25
13
15% Jan
14
84
51%
43%
Electric
conv
5%
19 V\ Jan
16% Dec 23
6,200
>
84
30%
7
11
,
14%.
14
*82
14
13%
1,630
23%
y
10
8
14% Mar
5%
8
Feb
12% Feb
38
2,600
45 Va
29th Century Fox
4
23
9% Mar
22%
*24»/4
;
'
S
21%
24%
50c
1
preferred
Tung-Sol
4
54'/* Mar
30
22%
30%
Traux-Traer
43% Apr
(
4,300
21%
24
No par
EUectronic
&
$2.70
.
75% Mar
,
57%
24%
." Tri-Cohtinental
4
16
40 V4 Jan.
57 Vb
355
30%
'World
> Trans:
4
27 V* Feb
17
60,500
57
347
50%
'
11%.
22 V*
"
♦82
■
131,800
15%
11V*
57
.
24%
Trans-United
8
% Jan
29
15
11 Va
350
57%
X56%
22
15%
U V*
340
348
335
24
—100
Co___
Co
Transue
:
18
54
15
11%
11
300
17%
24%
Edison
Transition
Nov
34 Va Jan
15%
14%
*17
31
Transamerica
10
25 V* Mar ill
2,300
y
17%
24
preferred
Toledo
:
19
39% Jan
400
14%
*17
•
52
Tr^ne
.5474 Mar
11
ims'/u jan
4,800
221%
14%
31
Timken. Roller
11
Jan '
19
13% Mar 11
33% Feb .17
3
14
25%
22%
14%
24
R)
4
8% Feb
8
25%
22%
24%
A Tishman Realty & Construction
26
Jan
25%
,__5
tJ
'
July 31
; 29
12
7
Mar
7,900
Trust—
Glass, Mfg
4
•
28%
preferred—____No par
conv
$1.20
Mar 10
23
'
40% Feb
25)
4
52 Va Mar.
400
12,500
Vb
172%
Common
'
6
19% Mar 11
4
15%
47'/*
28
24%
ex-distribution
ctfs
preferred _V
V Tidewater Oil common
12
24% Jan
18
>21
15%
46'/*
167%
Thiokol Chemical Co—
i
24
9
500
78%
10
OiL___l
&
Pacific Ry
Thompson
,4
57% Jan
Feb
29
23
Jun
88
*77
17%
♦17
*
Nov
29 Va Apr
78 V*
9,500
10,600
'
16%
No par
Inc_-_
Coal
share
$1.25
-•
20% Sep
'
*77
28%
Producing Co
Thatcher
Jan 27
79
0
-70% May
8
57%
*15%
'Thompson Ramo Woodridge Inc—
79
56%
56%
27 V*
-
30%
.4
32 Va Jan
6
14% Oct 14
52
57%
56
28
72 %
Textron Inc'Comm,on_L_
8
,
18
r
46 Va
34 Va
&
16
13
18
*18
12'/a
8 Va
8%
8 Va
30%
Utilities Co____
16
;
18 Va
31%
.47%
46%
74%
Texas
19% Feb
10% Mar 11
9,000
33
78 Va
.27%.
*26%
35
Texas
61% Jan
15%
32%
18
'
17
15%
33%
32%
*77
86'/a
6
1,140
86 Va
6
30%
.
3,600
15%
32 V*
54%
21% 22 Va
22.
22
32 V4 -321/*
22%
22%'.-
22Va
22
73 Va
Instruments
32 V*
15%
15%
11 Va
34%
Gulf
31%
15%
18
340
252
57
-57%
22
22%
13% > 14 Va
83
83
51
52
368
56% - 57
22%
23
14 .
14 Vs
345
90
'
30%
28%
..
23,100
32%
14%
15
11
15%
11%
1,600
28
32 Va
31%
-
28V*
28%
15Vb
11V«
7,500
90
*77
94
55
25
Gulf
*78 Va
•
60,600
27 V*
28%
54V*
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.
95
4
*88%
90
27%
55 Va
:_1
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*88%
28%
14%
48%
Corp
89
27 Va
25%
48%
1
23% Feb
May
48
*22'/*
48%
11
29% Feb
72
48%
-
4
36 V2 Mar
48
14%
9
Sub
Mar
49%
22%
,_^_____1
4
•Jan
108
12
48
12%
Transmission
Texas'Pacific
4
29% July 30
28
Dec
98 Va Mar 11
70 Va Jan
31
229,300
*
10,800
'
31% July 30
Apr 24
30 Vb Sep 21
30
11
Dec
44 V*
25%
12%
IncGas
Texas
'
11
Jan:
43%
14%
12V4
Texas* Pacific /Land
19 V*
5
44 V*
35
Texas
1
43%
22%
35%
*
39% Jan 23
76
.
43%
*23
35%
Texas
7
36,900
43
47%
.28%
25V*
12
Texas
Jan
19% Jan
39%
24%
.
12%
Texaco
37
42%
39%
94
31 Va
15%
12
'
8
27 V* Mar
July 15
41%
39%
89
27%
Corp
;
...
1.25
Tennessee Gas, Transmission Co___5
4
42%
39%
14 Va
17Va
Tennessee
31% Jan 27
4
29% Jan
14
Jan
87
10
41%
397/«
49%
Corp—1
Corp
Temco. Aircraft
-4
21
42%
39 V*
46Vb
283/b
25
Inc '(James)
Talcott
'
36 Va Jan
7
33% Jan
12
193 Va Nov
25
4
———
Wayne
r TelAutograph
Jan; 15
"T Jan ,14
Feb
34
& \Co_C—_
Symington
10 V*
11% Jan
2
25% Mar 16
16
27
20
51
8
71 '/« Oct
23 '/a Nov
Feb
17
'
.
41V*
23Va
,
L4.16%
of1 America.—t
Co:
Swift
26
Feb
35'/* Sep
fil '/* Jan
51 Vb Feb ,25
44% Feb
8
%
41%
40
44
14Vi
17Vb
.
5
,
13
31
30 % Jun
39 %
31- ; Feb
V-
14
19% Jan
1
>9
29
4%
1,700
14%
18
'^preferred series Ax——_25
/
.
Va
23V*
•'Sunray:Mid-Cont Oil Co comraon^l
.
25
4%
14%
*17%
No par
No par
Co—
Oil
*4%
28 V*
24%
_
11% Jan
44'/a NOV 11
63
$4.50 series A preferred
.
■*Sun
22,800
Va
4
4%
I8V4
54%
78Va
15%
55
1
l
<
14%
*77
15%
5%.% '2nd pfd series of '55
30
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
"—12.50 " r
93% Jan 15
7 % Mar 11. '•.Sunshine
Mining Co__;
—___10c
1348
Jan
4
Superior Oil of California-/—25
9
21
22
102 V. ^ec
8
21
22% Mar" 9
33% Feb
16
45 Va Jan
13% Marl6
Nov
Mar
'
13% Jan
25
17
'A
24'/a Jan
J
8
4
Mar
1090
.
21
14% Mar
Apr
Jan
k
55% Jan
85% Mar 11
29% Jan 23
10 % Nov
27
83
20
Jnn-
8% Mar 20
4
2:»
Apr'•'■■3',
Sep
issued ___
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14
48%
29Va
25Vs
1
Broadcasting Co.f—.:_
When
■V,
"
25
10 V2
'<
9
21% Mar
29
'
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8
50% Mar
Storer
V StUdebaker-Pjaclcard Corp_„
14%
231/*
*.
_i_j_—100
64% Jan v 4
,
1
Sundstrand Corp
26 Va Jan ~ 4
5
r\7 -'Sun Qhemical Corp comraonj
1
,16 % "Jan ,
"4
Feb
24% Apr
'
v30 '/a Dec 16 1
88
Dec
i
,
529 :
12
13% Mar
80
'
38^4 Jan
V>M
22% N(tv ,!25
21
N«v
13
V«5% Feb
20 % Sep
"5% Dec
2a
Mai*
*94
52% Dec 29
29
17
28
24% Dec
1275
5
15
17% Jan
240
13%
25V*
1
20
—k——1
Webster—•
&
72%
14 Va
79
15%
5
5%*prior preferences
Stone
24 Va Jan
52 % Feb
r
■
7
30% Jon
Feb
331
19
72%
13%
18%
54%
15%
Co
73
14Va
4Va
731V*
47V*
28%
Corp
&,Fuller
Baer
37%
I8V2
56Va
5
15
2.50
Stokley-Van Camp Inc common
9
21% Mar 11
'
;
28
Stix
1'6
10% Feb
Dec 14
€7
7:
79% Dec
"
Oct'
/(ilO
Stewart-Warner
10
14% Mar
Oct 28
20
Apr •• 8
27% Feb
28
20 % Oct
26'
Sep 22
7
4
37%
73%
30%
*77%
100
Inc———,
(J PJ.&" Co" Inc—;
37%
73%
32%
L—1
Inc:
Stores
37%
73
26%
*75
31%
14%
94
32
16
Shares
Mar. 11
37%
88
55
Co common—_5
Drug
28
k
par
preferred
Bros
Stevens
vr
57% Jan
■
9% Aug
4
I8V4 Feb
16
'
Sterling
Va J air
32
11
npij
■
Sterchi
4
17 Vb Jan
•
8
tn»
29
52
3%%
5
V
20
1
5
L S-i—No
(The)
25% Jan
8
14 % Mar
19
Jan
-
Va Jan
16
19
17
325
78
22 Va Mar 11
13
27% Mar
2
15 '/o Jan
24% Mar
Dec
33'
;
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27Vb
*75
31
15%
30%
*18
.
20
$1.60
4
33 Va Jan
31% Dec
,
1
com
,4
Jan
-
Corp
65% Jan
4
71
Packaging
*87
...100
series A—
preferred
42% Jan
8
22
2
191/4 Dec
;
'
17% Jan
6
12
;
Indiana
of
convertible. preferred
$1.20 convertible
preferred
Standard Ry-Equip Mfg Co__<
Stanley-Warner Corp—:
K
40% Jan
31 % Jan
1
3% %
■■
Electric Co
&
of
Oil
Standard
4
102
12 % Jan
18
•••*
36% Jan
8
Mar
Gas
Standard
4
89
86
/
Standard
13
Mar
48
0
July
U7
Mar
86% Jan
7
Apr
39% July 27
27% Jan
84
Jan
29
the Week
Friday
Mar. 10
73
13%
4%
41 Vs
39 V*
43%
49%
89
28%
39'A
44 Vb
49%
July
6
3 '/a May 29
Sales for
Thursday
Mar. 9
36%
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14%
4Va
43 %
40 Va
44%
49%
4Va
41%
391/4 Nov
•v
73 Va
73
13%
No par
Inc—1
Co
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
37%
36%
37%
35%
com—No par
Inc
$3.50 preferred
Standard
Mar. 7
HIGH
AND
LOW
Tuesday
Mar. 8
STOCKS
Range for Previous
27
25,800
100
"
87%
700
25 Va
13,300
25%
3,000
89
22%
1,400
64%
.
3,400
'
31%
7%
26,100
34%
34%
187/b
23%
30%
48%
17%.
9
6%'
16%'
700
73/8
'
900
3,200
18%
24%.
28,600
31%
14,700
'
IVb
52%
31%
31 %
*84%
26Va
63%
94%.
150
6%
*29
10%
39Va'
49
700
17%
2,100
9%
6%
22,000
16%
13,700
1%
8,300
53 %
31%
4,300
31%
7,700
85
5,500
320
460
26%
4,800
64
9,500
95%
150
6%
30
11%
39Va
9,100
130
25,400
400
20,900
100
28
••*»!•
•*
,f
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■
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
NEW
Highest
YORK
1
STOCK
EXCHANGE
267/s Dec
23
j5'/t Apr
20
8¥« Jan
24»/«Jun
2
10
Jan
26
7% Mar
8
18
29
Jan
21
21% Mar
9
26 Va Jan
U
S
Pipe & Foundry Co
29% Mar
8
35
Jan
U
S
Playing Card Co
43% Mar
8
50% Jan
U
S
29 Va Oct
30
40
39Vb Oct
23
26% Mar 10
58% May 18
76
Jan
9
95
Oct
21
7
Dec
99
Jun
,
19
136 'A May
103 % Mar
144
45% Feb
10
18
09% July
7
142% Sep
24
154% Aug 10
33% Jan
19
47
Oct
30
38% Feb
24
6
54% Feb
4
88 %
7
May
138 %
21
Jan
26% Jan
21
33 % Oct
6
37 % Feb
9
29% Sep
22
14% Feb
26
7
Jan
%
80
Dec
30
8% Jan
2
Oct
14
71
34 % Mar 24
46
Mar 30
9
153
.
Jan
64
Jan
Jan
1
U
15
42% Jan
5
U
34% Mar 11
U
50
19
103% Jan
79 % Mar
139% Jan
U
143 % Mar
Mar
23
Feb
U
preferred series
Steel
26% Mar 11
34
Jan
15% Jan
8
19% Mar
8
12% Mar
United
5
83
14
Mar
^9
May 20
53% Oct
19:
60% Aug 28
146
Dec
45
Aug
7
97% Dec
10
18% Sep
21
29% Dec
21
157
Apr
10
7%
Jan
*
4
Feb
12
10% Jan
8
72% Jan
5
51% Jan
69% Mar
40% Mar
90
8
•
47% Feb
5
Jan
6
156
72
Feb
12
24% Jan
6
S
Vitamin
$6
Whelan
$3.50
.
8%
Leaf
preferred
Match
Universal
Oil
Universal
28% Jan
5
16
70% Feb
16
75
41% Feb
16
45% Jan
26
Upjohn
Jun
9
30% Feb
32% Feb
2
36% Feb
18
Utah Power
36% Mar
9
Mar 10
27
47% Aug 27
16
42
2
22 % Jan
2
30% Nov
5
26-% Feb
12
29% Jan
12
31 % Jan
5
36% Apr
17
31% Feb
26
34% Jan
11
21
23
39% Jan
12
49 % Feb
26
Varian
&
Van Raalte
263% Sep
"29
22
2
82 % Nov
25
33% Jim
9
98% Dec
18
78% Oct
16
IB
81% Dec
79
Sep 29
12% Nov
11
15% Dec
4
4
107
Mar 20
39% Mar
108
81
6% Jan
11
89¥4 Jan
5
Jan
7
Va-Carolina
12
89
Jan
15
Feb
34% Jan
26
99% Jan
4
40 % Mar
102% Feb
9
19
86% Mar 23
80
Jan
29
81
Jan
22
91% Mar 17
82% Jan
18
85% Jan
$5
11
9
21% Mar
9
Elec
&
8
15% Jan
15% Mar 10
preferred
preferred
19
Jan
2
96% Feb
20
90 % Feb
9
92
Jan
6
534%
96 % Jun
2
103 % Feb
11
98% Jan
4
102
Feb
18
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4
90
88 ¥2
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90
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155
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74
74
43%
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91
-
400
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20
41
42%
6,800
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t
78%
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363/4
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52 %
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15,200
155
40
81/4
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79
81%
18,400
27%
27
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33%
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25,500
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27
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9,200
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12,700
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28
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27%
28
28
28%
28%
33%
34
34
34
34
34
33%
33%
337/s
33
46%
43%
453/i
44%
46%
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46 ¥4
45%
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40
41
38%
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11,200
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82
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101
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77
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101 %
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82
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86
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84
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preferred—__16
16
100
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preferred
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16
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21%
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82
82%
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81
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7.800
81
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300
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20,900
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4,700
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___100
—
5%- convertible
*90
6,100
¥43%
100
Materials
87% Jan
24,800
-A, 52%
156
6%
preferred
Vulcan
2,900
11%
40%
No par
com
preferred——
$4.20
4
19%
11 ¥<
10
Power Co
$4.12
11% Mar
19%
11/2
35%
partic preferred__100
.'$4.04
87% Mar 16
26¥a
193/4
11 ¥4
,
1.25
Chemical
dividend
Virginia
2 7 3/4
19%
ll¥a
28
26%
L_5
___
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co
6%
27/4
19%
11
12%
28%
,,
Vick Chemical Co
26
27
27%
19/2
11%
__2.50
9
35
19%
35
5
Co
9
*343/4
1
Inc
9
5
20% Mar
Co
$2.28 convertible preferred,:
Mar
4
Jail
Steel
Feb
35
27%
43%
1,12.80
Vanadium-Alloys
21% Mar
*34%
11%
9
70%
53%
74
-
Vanadium Corp of Aiiierica,,
__1
Van Norman Industries Inc com_2.50
76
35/2
35
100
5
5
4,000
*34%
27%
5
4
1,800
23 ¥4
81 ¥2
12
17% Jail
142%
23
79 :;s
34% Jan
96 % Dec
35% May 25
142
23 ¥4
26/2
—"
111,200
142/2
A 23¥e
69%
43
34%
81%
142/2
23 ¥4
27%
1
80 ¥1
82%
2,000
142/4
81
12% Jan
Vendo
80
82%
¥2
23 ¥a
78%
17
Mar 11
79%
142
26%
20
44
67,300
50
81%
Light Co__
Co
34%
49%
v"
'
Z-
Associates
800
28%
49
28%
Jan
11
38%
29 3/a
49 ¥»
78%
com
38¥2
27
483/4
26%
25 % Feb
38% Mar 11
Oct
Inc
37%
37%
26%
J
1„
Nov
Dec
Co
2,730
88%
41%
155
25,700
19%
'.•ft::-
9%
52%
100
Co
53 v-
148%
37/4
___6.25
Corp
Co
9:,/4 Jul!
Jan
N
51/8
147 ¥a
27
90
%
*69%
52/2
148/4
35%
*34 ¥4
19%
11%
.9
com_No par
Products
4%% preferred
29'/a Nov
44
I.
370
51 Va
147%
¥
23%
23
29
87%
30c
common
-
19
11%
preferred_,,_100
Pictures
17
July 29
76
27%
—
Universal
Jau
~4%
1
108
26%
813/8
35%
,_l
Tobacco
2
29% Feb
19% Jun
*34%
preferred—No par
22
29% Mar
50
Nov
25
106¥a
115
8,200
78
48%
•
143%
142
1
*77
78
37 ¥4
49%
r'/v 79%
23%
Universal
84
53
23%
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp_____,l
92% Jan
9
141%
2nd pfd_5
noncu
27
48%
52 'A
148 ¥2
147
37%
37%
26%
f
50 ¥4
50%
142 %
83%
80%
*104/8
147%
147
37 %
27%
37%
26%
-48%> > 48%
*76
■
104
49%
53
147%
.
'
.
77
103%
115
49 %
147
44%
*76
..
100
preferred
Corp
43%
No par
;
1
9
Mar
*103%
1
7
17
34
'__
4
12
26
*103/2
Mar
Nov
Jut!
115
Corp
convertible
Fab
13% July 28
*76/2
Pharmaceutical,
$4.20
convertible
United
25'% Oct
40
&
Stores
71
18
77
x29%
77
*76
5
1
noncumulative
40
31
44%
Mar
56
148
Mar
45
100
.
United Stockyards
7% Feb
12% Jan
43%
preferred
common
17% Jan
81
29%
100
—
Co
50% Mar 12
100
30
Corp common,——16%
Tobacco
Feb
U
29%
B
__—;
36
30
31
commonl
14
15% Mar 16.
22 ¥a
__
S Smelting Ref & Min com—50
7%, preferred _—50 tV*
S
45/4
21%
46
S
2,100
45/2
2934
4534
22/4
44%
Corp
293/4
21%
Plywood Corp common
_J
1
3%% preferred series A—„_100
Shoe
8.400
30/4
22%
31%
S
2234
22%
31 %
1st
3,500
22
8
7%
__5
non-cum
4
27
*7%
7%
23
Rubber Co
2,000
8!
26%
8
26%
8
22%
S
263^
*7-%
27
*7
27
8
27
Shares
26%
27
27
_10
,,
the Week
.
—_1
common
7% preferred
24% Jan
34% Jan
Co
preferred
5
8%
47 % Jan
.
Lines
3% %
149% Feb
37% Mar
28
7
115
8
S
4%%>
26% Mar
.
108% Aug 31".
Sep
22% Dec
8% Jan
77% Feb
49% Mar
29
27% Sep
45% Nov
26
Jan
75
U
29% Jan
<
Sales for
Friday
Mar, 11
Mar. 10
Mar. 9
Mar. 8
Mar. 7
1
v -
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Par
Monday, March 14, 1960
.
SALE PRICES
HIGH
LOW AND
STOCKS
Year 1959
Range Since Jan. 1
.
.
RI3C0 RD-
NEW .-YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
ti
*j-V
Chronicle
and Financial
The Commercial
(1132)
101
11 ¥2
15%
11 %
157/«
*91 %
%
11%
12,400
15 ¥3
15%
4,000
92
101
*100
*91 ¥4
100 ¥4
100%
02
60
170
\v
W% Mur 11
66¥4 Sep 2»
40
Dec 17
46 ¥0 Nov '30 s
37
14 % Jan
21
21
16
Jan
55'% May 11
45
Jan
43 ¥2
2
Sep 21
Apr
70 ¥2 Jan
12
Mar
73 ¥2 Mar
Wabash
7
Wagner
Electric
Corp__
8
Waldorf
System
1;
14
53 ¥4 Feb
July 29
35 ¥» Mar
9
40
Jan
4
July 20
41
1
47
¥2 Feb
25
9
15 ¥4 Jan
4
12 ¥4
May 19
12 ¥2 Mar 11
87
837/a Dec
29
94
8¥a Dec
10
12¥b July 22
24¥4 Jan
8
20
Oct
26
48
Jun
12
46
Sep 11
41 % Jun
9
36 ¥2 Feb
9
25 ¥4 Jan
12
3¥a Jan 21
Fob
50
Aug 21
7
8 ¥a Jun
4
24
Feb
8
20
39% Mar» 4
28
Jan
4
30 ¥b Jan
30
5 ¥2 Feb
30
32 ¥2 Feb
-
Apr 29
44 ¥2 Jan
27
47
8
41
Jan
56 ¥4 Jan
5
102
Apr
8
24
13
17
15¥e Mar
13
Mar
90
May
8
82 ¥2 Feb
Apr
Dec
17
14
78 ¥2 Jan
61
4
39
.
1
86
8
Feb
17
32¥a Jan
Dec"29
Nov
24
May
7
92 ¥2 Jan
2
28
100 ¥2 Aug
31
35
Dec
31
53 ¥4
Dec~17
29% Mar
32
9
Feb
37
88 ¥4
.fan
29
Feb
!
4
¥2%
Western
6
4%
Pacific
Union
Westinghouse
Air
4
57 ¥4 Jan
6
Westinghouse
Electric
83% Feb
2
Mar
62 ¥4 Jan
6
93% Mar
96% Jan
27
3.80¥o
preferred
Whirlpool Corp
Feb
25
-14 ¥s Jan
8
4%%
Mfg
Co
Feb
Feb
15
36
6
51 ¥2
46 ¥2 Feb
17
52 ¥b Jan
8
9
28 ¥4 Jan
4
387/a Jan
36 ¥8 Feb
43
Mar 31
8
7
Feb
¥2 Feb
82
5
19
14
11 ¥2 Feb
12
14 ¥2 Jan
4
1
42 ¥4 Jan
4
45 ¥4 Jan
28
39 ¥2 Jan
5
23 ¥4 Jun
22
28% Dec 31
53'% Jan
2
59 ¥2 Nov
19
83
Dec
7
79
Nov
18
9¥a NOV 23
29% Feb
10
31 Va Feb
9
114 ¥4 Jan
7
19 ¥2 Nov
10
36% Mar
July
26% Jan
26
30 ¥a Jan
Woodward
8
67 ¥2 Jan
Woolworth
50 ¥2 Mar
8
66
Worthington
80¥4 Mar 10
85 ¥2 Jan
17
85 ¥4 Jan
13
8 ¥2 Feb
24
10 ¥a Jan
14
38
•
»
•
4
293/4
30 ¥a
30%
30%
2,200
.»
>
Iron
11
31 ¥4
35
30
31%
*30
293/4
35
18%
19 ¥2
17¥4
46 ¥a
48'/4
47
*31
18 ¥2
28
26%
46%
48 Va
100
*82'%
84
83%
100
*102 ¥2
107
>102 ¥2
10
50
52 ¥4
48
93 ¥4
94
94
94
5
27 ¥2
28%
27 ¥2
28
*64 ¥8
*64 ¥4
65
39
1
x56
100
100
1-
1
11 ¥2
65
39
38
57,..
100
54%.
11
55 ¥a
27%
*26%
27
*47
49
*47
.
2733
12,600
50%
73,900
48%
49 ¥a
49%
83 3/4
*82 ¥2
107
49¥a
100
83%
'102 ¥2
107
497/«
51
51%
11,500
94%
95
95
95
1,732
28%
29
65
28%
*64 ¥4
29
7,500
65
38
*64%
65
*37 ¥a
38 ¥4
*37 ¥2
283/4
54 %
99%
*99 ¥2
U%
11%
*26'%
¥4
55%
99%
ll5/a
49
.
38,300
55
ll7/a
*26 ¥2
5034
27%
*37 ¥a
100%
¥2
3,900
49 ¥b
273/4
¥4
27¥a
*64
38 ¥a
100
11 ¥4
11,200
19 ¥2
50 Va
*82 ¥2
95
32
35
49 ¥a
*102%
95
97
27
\
84
51
10
19
107
49
*31
8,000
95
19 ¥4
*82'%
50 ¥2
20
49 Va
3l¥a
35
40%
18%
'102'%
107
80
S)
47%
27%
*94%
32
*31
18%
483%
97
31 ¥a
35
26%
83 ¥4
*943/4
31%
48
27%
49%
97
17%
48 ¥a
47 ¥4
U7/a
27%
*26%
27%
48 Va
*47
49
56 ¥av
54
100 ¥2
48%
*993/4
3 8 ¥4
55
500
10,900'
130
11 ¥2
>
100%
11%
5,900
*26 ¥2
27%
24%
24%
24%
36
243%
36 ¥a
24
34%
24%
313/4
1,600
*80
39
32%
2,600
81%
39
32
No par
383/8
33¥4
24%
38%
34%
24
407/a
33 ¥2
24 ¥a
39
353/4
24
No par
*27
39%
16,300
27 ¥2
II_10c
12
12¥a
,
1
-
Corp
*78%
81 ¥4
*787/a
81%
27%
*78%
*26
81%
27
11 ¥4
11 ¥4
*253/4
11 ¥2
44¥4
12
X443/8
27
13 %
9,400
44 ¥4
45
5,400
38%
4,800
44'%
44 %
387/a
38 ¥4
.44%
38¥4
38%
120
H9¥4
39
100
*263%
117%
45
120
393/4
v48
81'%
38 ¥a
Corp
*47
27
44'%
120
'119
383/4
120
11
¥4
443/4
38 7/a
38%
*119
38 ¥e
600
10
26
26'%
26 ¥a
10
26
26%
26%
26
26y2
26 ¥a
59
60%
263%
25%
61%
26
26%
60
26 Va
26 %
Iio
Co
Corp
27
*11¥4
lo
100
Service
*80
393%
___i
com
(F W) Co..
Radio
*31
97
26%
20
26%
59 ¥a
26%
60%
27 ¥,
60
50%
60 ¥2
263g
27%
513/4
52
59 ¥4
60
83
523/4
80 ¥4
52 ¥2
533'4
81
¥4
81%
81%
50
803/4
80%
80 %
8%
8%
8%
1,600
1,000
10
52 ¥a
53
50 ¥2
series—100
*81 ¥»
83
No par
*81 ¥4
80 ¥2
81
5
8¥a
common
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
Zenith
40 ¥4
30 ¥a
Young Spring & Wire Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—No
Youngstown Steel Door
No
Jan
¥4
293/4
8
*
41
*943%
203/8 Mar
i
40
160
97
24
••'
41
*94 ¥»
253/4 jun
116
40%
9,800
Yale «fc Towne Mfg Co_
•
42 ¥4
26%
6
*b
39
26 ¥2
6
17
42 ¥a
*93 ¥2
4
7
42
95
37¥2 Jan
*,r*
93
27
138 ¥2 Jan
89% Feb
93%
92%
900
1,000
10,300
26%
9
4
93
93%
15
*93%
23
136% Jun
36
27%
104 ¥4 Mar
23 ¥b Jan
353/4
93%
...
Prior preferred 4%%
Jan
36
93%
1
■
21
Jan
79 ¥2 Feb
Feb
13 ¥4
35%
46%
26%
Sep
-•
87% Sep
Jan
Mar
26
13 ¥4
10
Feb
32 VB Mar 11
*14%
133/4
30
Co
59
8
*45
15
133/4
93 ¥2
common
Windsor Industries Inc
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
26
493^ jun 24
148
46%
*13%
300
__^5
25% Feb,
2
*45
15%
33
27 ¥4
preferred—__50
6
9
93 ¥2
300
5,800
46%
33
29 ¥4
preference
convertible
fl
.
927/fl Aug 14
12% July 24
39 %
$3
31
84% July 15
94 ¥4 Feb
122
Prior
6% preferred
Wisconsin Public
27% Jan
67% Dec
5
25
5%% preferred.—
White Sewing Machine
<
Wilson-Jones
11
14% Dec
46¥b Sep
40 ¥2 Jan
Jan
93
28 %
5 ¥2
34
26 ¥2
preferred
(The S
26
23 ¥4 Jan
2
17
36'% Feb
92
*28 ¥4
5 ¥4
*33
*92 ¥4
__No par
10
6% Jan
119
35
93
28 ¥4
5%
7,600
30 ¥2
B
Wilson & Co Inc common
$4.25 preferred
39% dun
27 ¥4 Feb
35 ¥4
.
13
x35¥a
*28%
53/4
353/4
•14%
35%
28 ¥4
137%
*45
15%
14
¥2
40
34
46
15 ¥a
*13 ¥4
6.25
Wilcox Oil Co
31 ¥4 Mar 10
Sep
88
*45
14
40
:
2,200
27 ¥4
White Stores Inc
5
51 % Mar 11
45 ¥4
2
5%
*33
40
I933
52%
93 ¥2
comfpon
Ja6*27'
8
28%
5 ¥4
34
40%
52
30
common.
convertible
26
32 ¥a Jan
5'%
*33
28 ¥«
___10
;
11
78
16 ¥4
'
:39¥2
19%
¥a
27 ¥4
com,
series
$5
99 ¥4
27 Va Jan
46'A
28
.
52 3%
46
*92 ¥4
2.50
Brake
preferred
July 23
100 ¥4
15 ¥2
*13¥a
*91 ¥2
5
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
Wheeling Steel Corp common
14
•'
5?/a
33 ¥2
35%
new____No par
5
17
5¥a
307/a
32% Jan
17
28 ¥a
33%
*45
com__No par
preferred
40
8
28% July 21
23
1
*28 ¥4
*94 ¥4
26¥a Mar
7
Mar 25
1,100
40%
"
100
RR
7
129
40%
¥;:
_L_i
com
Telegraph-
Jan
Sep 22
Sep 30
40
39 ¥a
Ry
2nd
noncum
Motor
35 ¥a
3,100
39 ¥2
51
*45 ¥2
__100
Maryland
White
118
40 q 4
39¥a
5
Lines Inc
6
Sep 16
40 ¥4
40.
39%
100
common
Auto
67% Jan
29
600
403%
40 ¥2
_5
pfd,
Supply Co
4.80% preferred,.
6
Jan
Air
Dental
6
46%
45 ¥a
40 ¥e
5
Co,
4¥2% preferred
White
19% Oct
*45%
52 ¥2
45 ¥a
40 ¥4
3,300
83 y2
Western
80 ¥2 Jan
46%
51 ¥a
46
40%
80
7,400
84
22
1
52
52%
46
par
37%
*81
22
Sep 22
19
52
46
52
par
38
*83 ¥2
20
July
19
84
Jan
35
19¥a
83 ¥2
Western
Mar
19
*81
19
24
20%
*83%
¥4 Jan
9
38
'19%
8%
38
84
68
July 23
38
21
-
83%
44
30 ¥2 NOV
37¥8
20¥a
8%
*83'%
34% Jan
Jan
37 ¥4
*81
Mar
,17% Jan 23
37%
84
Mar
102 ¥2 Mar 11
38 ¥4
87%
83%
39
7
38
5
'
*83 ¥2
24 ¥a Jan
.
8%
*81
13
53 ¥2 Feb
8 ¥4
7 ¥4
84 ¥2
64
22
9%
8%
83 ¥2
May 26
66¥4 Dec
12%
87%
7%
*83
53 ¥2 Mar 20
40 ¥2 Mar 30
97
Jun 15
11 ¥8
8'%
8%
12%
*87
*81
57
27 ¥2 Mar
3,000
¥4
13
87 ¥2
12'%
87%
100
78
6
18,100
12 ¥*
11
12 ¥a
87'%
,100
37 ¥2 Dec
24
11
13
87 ¥2
5
Pulp & Paper
Sep 21
65'% Sep 28
39'% July
,10%
1,500
5,100
2,600
13
preferred series C
21 ¥1 Feb
4
ll¥a
50 ¥4
preferred series B
Va
8
48
10%
51
87%
1
Mills
Power
4
77 ¥2 Jan
1
13 ¥a
Pharmaceutical,,!
Electric
Western
11
66% July 7
98¥4 Mar 13
>,
43
1,000
87'%
Corp
46 ¥4 Mar
112
*35%
•> 42%
¥a
13 ¥a
;
17¥4 Mar
38 ¥2 Mar 18
i
600
39%
16%
5034
36%
42%
11%
4,400
16
87 ¥2
10
46% Mar
Jan
¥4
43
11%
72%
39
16 ¥2
1
Pictures Inc
Western
22
37% Jan
11
36
43
11 ¥a
72 ¥4
39
4.10 %
12
35¥4 Dec
36 ¥2
73
38%
4.20%
35 ¥2 Jan
17
■
*72%
100
Knitting
Penn
West
94 ¥4 Jan
26 ¥4 Mar 10
29¥4 Feb
52 ¥2
11
:
common
Co
Penn
West
56% Jan
Apr 14
July 22
103
42 ¥b
Wesson
Jan
82
19
Mar
38
77 ¥4
%
Welbilt Corp
93 ¥2 Mar
38
Sep 22
35%
42
West
7
27 ¥2
35 %
42%
17 ¥2 Feb
8
J~a~n~~8
35 ¥2
43
Oil & Snowdrift com
2.50
4.80% preferred-..
50
West Indies Sugar Corp ex-distrib_l
West Kentucky Coal Co
4
Jan
29 ¥4
35¥a
42%
2.50
37 ¥4 Mar
27
Jan
91
38 ¥2 Jan
9
33 ¥4 Jan
87
77/a Jan
1
23% Jan
17
*50
35%
No par
Inc__J.____i.___l
___
Industries
Wayne
Jan
¥2 NOV
92 ¥2 Feb
Nov 24
Baking Co
Warner
Mar 31
32 ¥2 Nov
49 ¥4
6% preferred
Ward
217/a Mar
101
31
Tiernan
Co_^j_
Warner Bros
31
Dec 29
49%
Waukesha Motor Co_J_
28
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N
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100
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Jan-July
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1961
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s
1976—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1979
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2
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trust
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New
232
232
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BONDS
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Volume
191
Number 5933
(1137)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
j,
.
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
BONDS
New York S„ock
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debentures
2%s
.
95%
110
1971-i
2%s ,debentures
Oorp "4;!'ds -conv^debs
Bmitb-Corona 'MgrcLiant—
5V4s
100
88%
82%
June-Dec
-May-Nov
1983—
debs
4s
Works
Participating
Gen
Aprll-Oct
April-Oct
1982
.stibord ib'.bentures
Oil
76%
*82
1982_—-April-OcX
? t debs
Gas'Corp^-
&
96 >/4
76 y2
—
*76%
«Jan-July
Link TL2t)s.
OH
conv
103 y2
96%
'
Moy-Not
Seiberling. Riibljer Ctr—'
'
,5s cOnv subord delis %i979il_.
Bhajurock
Steel
mortgage
1st &, ref M
103%
:
87 Va
*101
iMay-Nov
1967
Steel
1st
101
103%
19n22_i—
Co
86%
96%
June-Bee
.1.972^11:^
<leijwT97?__-.i
Roebuck.-,&!
'72%
—
Bears.*Roebuck AecejMance 'Gorp—
f>s, debentures
66%
82%
46
'*—
Jaw-July
1977».
A. SonS*2Vis
4%.s
Stales
Fivst
*76%
85
87
Jnne-Dec
1982
debentures
Vanadium
'
88 Va
11
.
70%
*86%
_May-No?
Mar-Sept
June-Den
-
debentures*.' 1974 liwi'lii
3s
6
73 %
90%
90
87%
87%
*80
mtge & coll
,
intge 3s ,«'eiV« -IP -t980__
3% a. s,-1
71%
68
Mar-No?
1971
Kit 'Co-T-'
Air i.lne
68
*71%
1989
ile.bentUres
'CcovJJjAManufacluriiig
14
73
.
May-No®
1 6eca*nd.4s iijcMw»nij *:eriiiicMes Nov 1989.Jan-July
Bt Paul Union.Depot AVaS'-B 1971
April-Oct
Rcloto' V & New Engbntd Lst {jld 4s 1989__May-No®
•
70
RyA_^ >
bond <m;fUi mates
4s
1
70
Mar-Sept
income-detisVef .A 'Jan 2006
72%
77
.
2022
4s..Keriuftv.B .'498(11.
mfge
A5s
v
>.
72%
69%
72%
April-Ocl
Ry Go—
mortgage
ASt eohd
-
IHiMi..—
Lotiis-Buu'Francisco
1st
,
>
♦
gohl (is
Second
,
70%,
95
88%
♦
mtge &
United
75%
90%
81%
82
87
Galilornia 2%s debs 1970
Oil of
United
'*70%
.
78%
94 >/a
90%
trust 3V2s 1972
Feb-Aug
coll tr 3%s 1975
May-Nou
4%s s f debs 1972
—April-Oct
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973
April-Oct
1st mtge & coll tr 4V'2s 1977^.—_—_—Mar-Sept
1st mtge & coll tr 4'/4s 1978_—
Mar-Sept
4%s s f debentures 1978
*
Jan-July
U. S. Rubber 2%s debentures 1976May-Nov
89%
98%
80
83 V*
*87%
87 y8
—Feb-Aup
I960
1st
122
98
20
and coll trust 2%s 1975-Aprll-Oct
3'/4s
mtge
2%s
-•t
New
1st
*90
Mar-Sept
1977
McBee. 6%s* conv: debs
Royal
92
,*90
Corp—
mortgage »'%s-series J
Aircraft
—
81%
Jnne-Dec
Union Pacific RR 27/u« debentures 1976——Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2V'2s series C 1991. Mar-Sept
UnionTank Car 4'/4h k f debs 1973
^LApril-Oct
United Biscuit Co of America 2%S I960—Apri/-.Oct
3%s debentures 1977——
Mar-Sept
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970
Jan,July
1st mine to coll tr 2i%s
1971
.__^_Jan-Ji/lt/
,
subcrrd- debri
Rochester .Gas
General
1
Corp—
*95 %
.Jan-July
—Jaw-July
—J an-July
1st
Union
I .May- Nov
80%
98%
109
95
*94%
Co
mtge & coll l.r 2%s 1980
1st
82
Corp—
1,950IAu-
7S
intge
Pacific—
Orleans 3%s 1974
Products 4%s debs 1982
Oil
debentures
3s
83
80
9
of
RR
First mortgage"
70
65
33
'*82%'
3'/2s 1986
April-Oct
Tol & Ohio Cent rel and impt 3%s I960—June-Dec
Trl-Continenfal Corp 2%s debs 1961_
Mar-Sept
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s 1971—May-Nov
141 %
120%
—
.
100
96%
20
82
82
Thompson
88%
2,067
83%
—Feb-Aug
Term
81 %
85%
—
66 %
*82%
86%
80
34
99%
98%
Pacific-Missouri
86 Va
__
126% 134
132
-April-Oct
:___
75%
10
80 Va
80%
1995 -May- Nov
1973
85'/a
__
*87%
*88
98 V4
81%
1970—April-Oct
First and refund M 3%s series C 1990—April-Oct
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000.*
June-Dec
General and refund M 3%s ser E 1985—Jan-July
75%
__
98%
M 3Va.s series B
refund
and
94%
99%
Orleans RR—
New
82
85
*73
*91%
5 A Direct ml.ge (is 1952
__
f.ACbinsoJ
mIge tig i!if)3A_'_
•
91%
156% 156%
*.—T
Jan-July
Mfg Co 3%s debs: 1975
-Rhine-Westphalia. Lire
46
and
Company
First
105
27
174
Jan-July
April-Oct
_May-Nov
May-No?
4s series C 2019
impt 2%s series D 1985
(The) 3%s debs 1983
Corp 3s debentures 1965
Texas
141%
100
5
105
105
112%
98'/8
June-Dec
1979——.
371
St, Louis—
of
Assn
and Inapt M
Refund
91%
90
—
99%
19(54
3sVMebs
notes
conv
RR
112'% 119
June-Dec
.—
89%
Mar-Sept
a %s "series
capital
Terminal
110
107
—
'
June-Bee
I977_„
a.
5s
notes
senior
95
93%
April-Oct
America: 3%s
first
34
96%
*92%
.
1983. April-Oct
;
2:,/n.v debentures
of
81%
Inc—
1979
(James)
5 Vis
74
77 %
77
97%
Jan-July
1973
High
70%
*77
May-Nop
—Jan-July
.May-Nou
Texas
—
May-No®
mortgage 3'As
1975—-
84
81%
100%
Co—
——_
1972—
refunding
84
--
107% 107%
107%
89
debentures
98
debentures 1966
2%s
Corp
debentures
27/«s
Refund
*102%
and
6
4'/4s
.Ian. 1
Low
8
99% 101%
-Jan-July
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1974
(Ohio)
Co
Oil
74
No.
—
Aprii-Oct
1971—May-N.ov
Superior Oil Co 8%s debs 1981—
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971
Swift & Co. 2%s debentures 1972
Jaw-July
May-Hoy
-Mar-Sept
refunding, mortgage 3%s 1968-Jan-July
refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
refunding mortgage 8s 2037
June-Bee
First and refunding mortgage 3s
1972—May-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 27/bs 1979_J?ine-Dec
Quaker
■
81 %
and
45«s
7
>
__
*80
1983
.and
,
,
*84
April-Oct
3s
First
1st
.!•>
100%
99
100%
IIIIlMar-Sept
1986
Co
Oil
Oil
Talcott
First
3 Vis
,
73
;
Range Sinee
Sold
High
997/8
con*i 1982—April-Oc;
3V»s
1983
—
(N J) debentures 2%s
Bonds
Bid & Asked
I_
117
.105
2013———April
1982
Stauffer Chemical 37/'us debs 1973—
91%
*91%
■
(Indiana)
Oil
74
1983——Jan-July
4%s
California
of
debentures
2H4s
Sumay
92%
,v69;,V£9
and
3%s
90
*91
,
April-Oct
1973—____-
debentures
•
92%
88
2
90
*90%
»
1965—Jan-July
Gamble 37/,usdebs 1981_
Public
-
89
92
90
90
May-No®
1967
Pipe Line 2%s 1970
f
conv
First
Coal
1862
B
Potomac -.Electric, Power
Procter
E
3%s
*91%
June-Deo
April-Oct
Yoimgstown & Ashtabula Ry—
5s
s\
1970
series
Consolidation
gen
3 VitH
A
1st mtge
Plate Glass 3s
Pittsburgh
.
series
3-',us
Coke & CJiem
Flttsb
1st
f>s
subord debs
first gold 4V2s
conv
debentures
Standard
mortgage 5s series B 1975
General
Oil
Standard
—
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR
bs
Internl
Standard
Louis Ry—
Consolidated
lnc
-—April-Oct
May-Nov
1984
June-Dec
debs 1985
1983
ut-uentures
JVus
Spiegel
^».anuard
—
Bell Tel 2%s
Southwestern
Spokane
112
85
331A
i?
85
■
72
93 %
91%
Range
Friday's
or
Sale Price
Low
100%
98
39
105 Ve 106 Vi
105%
Pillsbury Mills Inc.,3Vas s f debs 1972__.I3une-.Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic
130
93
120%
Last
Period
High
104%
1,344
Interest
;
New York Stock Exchange
Low
No.
100%
93
93
~Feb-Aug
1987
Jan. 1
High
100
100%
Feb-Aug
;
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
111% 120 %
118
Week's
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
•
1979——June-Bee
debentures
debs
••
Last
Sale Price
Apr-Oct
debs
sf
2%s
.subord
conv
Period
,
(Range for Week Ended March 1 I)
Week's Range
Friday
-
33
.
--
"97
i6,r
—
,
96
.
100% 100%
18
103'/2
6
103
*92%
*96%
103%
97%
not
n
—-
1
,
.
—
•
.
Included in the year's range, d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale not
Under-the-rule sale hot included in the year's range, r Cash sale
y Ex-coupon.
rt.i-Jt
Negotiability impaired by maturity.
reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such .companies.
'
*
Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during current
A Bonds selling flat.
i
year's range,
the
in
'
.
hn
.
.
S
the
94 y2
95%
95
sale
85%
85%
—
■v
% Companies
101
100%
delivery
the year's range,
in
included
96 A
iV
89
Deferred
v
4-44
under Section 77 ol
...
week.
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY
In the
on
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
the week beginning Monday, March 7, and
the American Stock Exchange for
ending Friday, March 11.
It is compiled from the
report of the American Stock
RECORD
and is intended to include "every security whether stock or.
dealings have occurred during the current year. Range for
Exchange itself
bond in which any
Week Ended March 11.
•
Friday
AVeek's
Last
ST OCRS
,
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
<
Petroleum
Acme-Hamilton
Acme
Precision
Acme
Wire
"Mfg
Corp
class
Corp—
Products
•
,
•Aero
Supply
For
1
10c
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
3%
3%
2%
1,300
2%
3,700
3,900
2%
4%
5%
3% Mar
Jan
2% Feb
3%
Jan
4 3'8
5%
Jan
Feb
Corp
Manufacturing
—1
5%
49%
19%
19%
1
1
1
63%
60%
65
7%
6%
8
8,000
6% Mar
4%
4%
5%
2,400
4% Mar
footnotes, see page 37.
300
Agnew Surpass
Aid
Investment
Ajax
11,900 "
Great
18%
Feb
21%
Jan
Alabama
58
Feb
71%
Feb
Alabama'Power
Alan
5%
&■
Wood
Inc
Steel Co common
cumulative
preferred
—10
-100
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
-<
•
-
500
5%
— —
18%
x5%
600
5%
Feb
6%
Jan
%
1
50c
Southern-*.—i
50
4.20% preferred—100
'
18%
*
Stores
Discount
ltd——
Petroleums
'
V4
Shoe
Sales
for AVeek
of Prices
Low
Par
High
5
10
lnc_'
Co—
Aerojet-General Corp
Aeronca
Manufacturing
A
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
AVeek's
Range
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Low
par
Aberdeen
Friday
Sales
-
%
900
%
Jan
lif
Jan
142'%
50
142
82
32%
—
-
82 Va
225
32
33
2,500
81
81
25
18% Mar
142
Mar
82
22
Jan
144
Feb
Jan
83%
Jan
31% Mar
42%
Jan
81
86%
Jan
Mar
Monday, March 14, 1960
Chronic
Financial
Commercial and
The
1 1)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended March
Week's
Friday
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Airlines
Algemene
Inc
Low
I
Kunstziue
or ft
5ya
—
shares
*»»s
700
Pictures
convertible
Control
!
Co
Israeli
American
Inc
13 y2
Jan
Jan
16% Mar
231%
Jan
741/2
77% Mar
6%
50
431/2
141/4
13,500
6%
1,100
50c
;
11%
11%
12%
15,200
Inc
class
Feb
11%
Feb
14%
Jan
221/2 Mar
26
Jan
44%
52
Feb
6%
9,700
class
Industries
Appalachian
&
6,700
4%
4%
3,100
4%
Jan
30%
311/2
700
29 %
Jan
1
2ya
21/8
2%
14
%
Fuel
Film
Co
&
Allex
Associated
5%
291/2
Associated
Jan
19%
Jan
Mar
8%
Jan
5% Mar
61/2
Jan
22%
6%
1,000
10%
Jan
Mar
90
260
9,900
38%
x33 '/a
32 %
31%
33
Jan
34 Vb
Jan
301/2
Jan
35%
Jan
86%
3 8'/a
85'/a
24,800
89%
89
Jan
88%
Jan
Jan
291/2
Feb
Feb
251/s
8,500
18%
39%
1
22%
38
40 y8
7,200
38
5'/8
6%
6 J/2
6"%
21%
22 %
1,400
40c
%
%
%
6%
Jan
8'/2
Jan
Feb
24%
Jan
% Mar
45
Jan
5,500
4%
4%
47
Mar
Feb
61/2 Mar
2,500
21%
1
38%
4% Mar
7,500
4
Associated
Oil
Associated
Stationers
Associated
Tel
21%
cl
A
Line
.
.
9%
Jan
Jan
2%
2%
600
2%
Feb
3
1%
1%
1%
700
11/2
Jan
1%
lc
10 y4
-
10%
12
12%
500
*
103
103'/a
40
1%
2,300
1%
58'A
•
5c
55%
.op
Corp.
8%
1%
±uc
_
7%
19,900
•
new_:
Co
Golfo
Consolidated
Jan
2%
partic
Inc
48
13
Feb
Jan
104
.Jan
2%
1% Mar
56
48
Mar
Jan
Feb
66
Feb
17,300
55%
1%
Jan
Mar
12
99'A
4,000
60
11%
Feb
Jan
_
2'/a.
1%
55% Mar
1% Mar
7,400
2%
Jan
Mining &
ll'/a
Jan
17,200
2%
2%
35,100
16'/a
17%
24,400
Atlas
12 y4
12%
5,100
12
Mar
15 %
15%
5,800
13% Mar
171/2
6,200
11%
Jan
Devices
Aurora
Automatic
Inc
Avnet
14
xl2
13%
Products
Inc
8
1
com
"51/2
1,100
11%
10%
11%
2,000
10c
30 >/4
28
31
__1
Corp.:
Collieries
~5'/2
10c
preferred
A
Corp
8% Mar
2% Mar
12%
Jan
500
45%
44%
3
22,000
8
Feb
4'A
8
non-cum
class
Electronics
Ayshire
9
pesos
Corp
Steel
Non-voting
Avian
10
liicu
Plastics
Industries
Banco
Banff
Inc..
1
Oil
Barker
Andes
Tr
Controls
Baruch-Foster
Feb
51/2
Jan
Jan
3
18'A Mar
Feb
5%
Jan
6
•lan
10% Mar
13%
Jan
251/4
Feb
31%
Jan
Mar
51%
Jan
43
~%
?1 >4
tiuo
16
Feb
25
211/8
200
19%
Feb
25%
31/2
3%
10,200
3
%
6
Jan
Jan
~iya
~iA
-7%
7%
Jan
%
Jan
10%
10V2
300
IO'/b Mar
%
700
jjj
Mar
12
12%
5,800
ll'/a
Jan
23%
325
Maine
Central
Central
$1.40
$1.50
Century
Century
7%
47'/a
Feb
991/4
Jan
132%
Feb
%
5%
Jar.
100
6
6
6%
7%
2b %
241%
26%
10,700
18
171/2
18%
1,200
21/2
4,600
2V« Mar
1,500
19 y8 Mar
Oil
Christiana
Corp.————
Corp—A-—rA——
2'/a
19 ya
19i/a
class A
1
1
80
22 J/4
23 J/2
1,400
221/4 Mar
25
24%
25 %
425
24 'A Mar
25% Mar
28%
28%
Club
~3%
Caribbean
Coastal
Colonial
Jan
30
Feb
•
Jan
50
Feb
30%
Jan
9
Mar
9%
Feb
271/2
Feb
23 %
7 '/a
Jan
3%
Feb
,'j Mar
1%
Jan
Jan
500
8'A
x8
28
100
,
1%
13%
116
118
4,200
14%
1%
1
2,000
13
Jan
Feb
1.3
1,200
116% Mar
176%
Feb
400
J/2 121
241/2 Mar
23%
Jan
24%
24J/2
1%
1%
10c
97%
7 J/4
12,600.:
6%
Feb
~6%
6%
6%
4 J/4
4/a
6,700
~r
%
1
25
24%
25
Pacific
7 To
•
8
.
'
5
5%
6%
17%
18%
18%
2
1%
2
(new)—1
Jan
2,700
6,300
iV
8%
1,300
12,400
Products
1
3%
3
3%
3,100
Continental
Industries
Inc—.
Cook
Paint
&
A
B
&
American
Carrier
Creole
A
Feb
Crowley
Industries
Jan
7 '/a Mar
.7%
Jan
5%
5,000
41/4 Mar
,
.
13J/2 Mar '
6'/a
Jan
Feb
1
Jan
Jan
%
36
Jan
7/a
6,500
15%
1,800
141/2 Mar
17%
Jan
17%
17%
100
17'/2 Mar
13%
Jan
1 tS
200
35
va
32
Ma~r
13%
Jan
500
15%
1
15%
151%
1,100
13%
Jan
18%
Feb
18%
18%
200
18%
Jan
1:1
Jan
1,300
71/2
Feb
15 J/2
7%
Inc
Crown Central Petroleum
Crown
281/4 Mar
Crown
1
Internat'l
(Md)
"A"
Drug Co______
Crystal Oil & Land Co
A-,—
5
3%
Jan
241/2
Jan
Cuban
1
Feb
1%
Jan
Cuban
Feb
8
Jan
Cuban
Venezuelan: Oil vtc
3%
Corporation
J
7%
38
1,200
4
7%
46%
4%
Feb
Jan
3
Jan
11%
02
Jan
Feb
Feb
jJan
15 %
Jan
6% Mar
8'%
Jan
4
7,800
7%
6%
Jan
314
46%
9% Mar
:
~4
9%
Jan
7 Va Mar
300
10%
71/a
9%
Jan
Jan
2%
7,600
10,400
1
3%
8% Mar
200
IS
2 '/a
10%
10c
common
0
41%
*
25c
!
00
8%
2%
.
'
partic
8
38%
2%
391/8
Milner & Co
16
7%
8%
§1
(Del)_50c
._5
Jan
Cork
Jan
13 3 a
500
34
i.50
Petroleum
1%
7%
3.400
*
...—
dep receipts (ord leg)
Crane
Mar
31,900
7%
•
common
Cofcl Beverage Corp.....
Court.auIds Ltd-—
Jan
Jan
Jan
14%
14%
.5
—
Reynolds
preterred class
a
'3% Mar
4%
20
non-voting
Colo Inc——
•
•
Mar
6
3*1
4,/2
Jnh
6%
10c
Cooper- Jarre It Iiic-i_-_____
i .1
Corby (Hi Distilling Ltd cl A voting.*
Class
Feb
15%
6
~41/2
—10c
Varnish' Co..
3%
;
13 J/2
61/2
15%
—1
Continental Materials Corp..
Feb
Jan
3'A Mar
3
Jan
7%
7 J/8
.1.25
Engineering__l
Corp
Jan
20%
1% Mar
8'A
1
17% Mar
3%
&
Jan
57'a
Feb
5'/4
8%
Commercial
14%'
4%
3%
Aviation
Jan
8% Mar
.,3'/a
Air Lines Inc—A—
3 J«
.
Jan
100
; 8%
Continental
Jan
7,900
■
..
*
Continental
Feb
28%
23% Mar
8.20Q '
10%
5
1
Continental
-.'35%
'
6
Sun
A
Feb
7%
Royalty Oil
class
Jan
; 2512
1,200;
Consolidated
Inc
Jan
!■ %
27 %
.1,000
Consolidated
Ray
Jan
5%
Jan
15 '/a Mar
9,000
8%
8%
9%
Ltd—
Ltd
'
5
;
Feb ''
'
Corp..——_10c
New
Jan
J/4 Mar
1
11,8001
16%
Compudyue Corporation .—......—25c
50c
Jan
Jan
6 %
4
17,800
337/»
Consolidated
Feb
Jan
6% Mar
41/2
15'/a
Electric
8%
10
97/a Mar
100
4%
30'%
Mining & Smelt
'•
■
Jan
'"
Connelly Containers Inc..:
Diesel
"A 50
10
10
15%
Consolidated
Jan
4,300
28,900
7%
Community Public Service—.u,
10
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65.1
Consol
Jan
13 'J
;.
14%
32 %
Stone
23%
23
12%
Co_A—_______ 1
&
5%
Feb
Feb
20
14%
8
Feb
Jan
43
3% Mar
20
23
10c
vtc._—_
1%
5% Mar
Jan
Mar
32
12,300
4%
3%
3%
3%
5,100
12,900
36
32
{a
7,300
1%
47/s
4 J/4
4%
32%
Equipment Co.—— *
Farm
Sand
Oils
Jan
~3%
Jan
73 J/4
Co——•
Products
Aluminum
61/4
7.50
Feb
03
63 '/a
50
9
9
Manufacturing- Co.—.
8%
5,000
Jan
Jan
40
Corporation
Clary
7% Mar
l'/a-
-
Jan
78 %
1
———1
Ciaussner Hosiery Co^
JO
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
Clopay Corporation
—-—1
ClarostaL
1,300
20
2%
•
231/4
Co—___________1
Controller
8
23%
u
65 J/4
—-lc
Inc. A——____
Cinerama
Clark
8
17% Mar
44 5
65
21/4
1
1
Mining...
Consolidated
Chief
Cnrumiuioy
1
Feb
11%
65
Cherry-Burrell
Corp
5
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc—;—10
Chicago Rivet & Machine.
,2
9,700
21%
Mar
21
Jan
Feb
8,300
14
iy8
Jan
Feb
Feb
2%
America
7%
2'/4
1
25c
Jan
Jan
•"
9%
2
.——2.50
Charter Oil Co Ltd————1
Jan
4
Feb
6% Mar
Feb
2
Feb
Jan
5o
7'/2 Mar
3l'/a
10,800
37
33%
19%
700
8,800
8%
7%
Jan
6% Mar
1,200
21
20%
7%
8
Chamberlin Co of
8%
300
400
230
8%
49
\ n
Jan
1/2
3.50%
Power
23
Mar
22
Jan
1%
50
7%
pref__100
Power & Light 4% pfd
100
Securities Corp common—
1
ser B
conv pref_—-—
*
conv
preferred.:—
*
Electric Co
———10
Investors Inc
2
Central
14
Jan
12% Mar
100% 102
50
10
1
:
America
a1/* Mar
50c
_
A
%
1
1
Corp
8
21 y8
2iy4
1
Co
class B
Incorporated
Bayview Oil Corp common
convertible
5% Mar
1
Basic
•6%
13,300
•
Corp
Inc
6%
5%
6%
shares.'..
Light & Power Ltd
Engineering
Barry
lc
American
50c
Brothers
Barnes
Corp
Ltd
Barcelona
-
1
Securities
de los
1
common
Rubber
6%
Corp—:—-1
Hadley Corp
——1
Central
$1
Bailey & Selburn Oil &. Gas class A
Baldwin
12%
Mar
J/4 Mar
37
-C'orroon
Baker
Feb
5
100%
Instruments
Cenco
B
Baldwin
77%
9,500
22
Jan
8%
Audio
Corp
8%
A
9%
2%
17%
Sewring Centers Inc
,
8,200
Corp
of
Jan
10,300
1
& Co
Corp
Jan
l'/a
138
Construction
Sugar
Corp option warrants.
Plywood Corp
Development
Atlas
Atlas
(A M)
14%
5%
—
1
...
Supply
Tel
Coast Indus
9%
1
„
America.
Co
Gas
Products
Feb
Jan
|;| Mar
j
Co
Castle
Catalin
Cockshutt
Inc.
of
(J W)
9%
il
Light $5 pfd
Carreras Ltd Amer dep rets B ord_2s 6d
Carter
5,100
12
5.50
-
Power &
Carolina
%
J an
Jan
30% Mar
Jan
7 'A Mar
£1
Laundries
del
17,300
8
Jan
1
17% Mar
24
Stores
Research
71/2
8
Co
2%
Jan
5% Mar
29%
Feb
Industries—
Food
Atlantic
26 J/2
2.50
Associated
Coast
4,000
5
reg.
Atlantic
6
300
18
100
Corp Ltd
&;
5%
2.50
Corp
dep rets
6
89
preferred
Electric
1,700
100
pfd
Light 4.72 pfd
Aluminum
Equipment
6%
5
4%%
Armstrong Rubber class A
Asaniera- Oil
6
warrants
Convertible
19,600
17%
20c
Corp
&
%
_j.
Corp
Co -A———
36,400
5
10%
5
1
Products..
Kennedy Inc
City
"4%
3% Mar
29%
%
16
1
Corp.—
35
5
51/4
-l
Ltd partic pfd—10
Minerals
6c
Baxter &
Carey
4% Mar
32%
2 Vb Mar
7,300
H
'A' shs_2.40
Inc
Oil
13%
4.75
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Power
13% Mar
14%
4%
14%
2
Power Co
Jan
20c
Ltd
Capital
Carnation
Jan
31 y2
A
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp
Angoatura-Wuppermau
Chemical
51%
16%
5
2
Jan
7%
Feb
421/4
5
Ltd
Exploration
Anken
Jan
5% Mar
10,200
Anchor Post Products
Atlanlica
45
900
45%
Mines
61/4 Mar
Feb
Jan
300
5%
American Thread 5% preferred
American Writing Paper
Arkansas
4%
39
49
42%
Apollo
Feb
Jan
221%
6y8
Amer
Jan
15%
46%
45 y4
Co
501/2
22%
22 ya
12.50
•
Oil
Jan
Feb
12%
12,400
42%
1
Lead
8%
Jan
Canal-Randolph
29% Mav
stl
9
Northwest Mines & Oils Ltd
Can
Casco
5%
6
A
Anacon
Jan
1,100
Equip Co
Seal-Kap Corp of Del
Amurex
Williston
101/4
100
46
13%
Petrofina
Canadian
161/2
6,100
7%
46
Canadian
Jan
67/a Mar
40 y2
Photocopy
Atlas
46
*
Petrofina
Atlantic
18
77%
7
Feb
37%i
12% Mar
42 y4
Co
American
Amer
16 y«
77%
11%
Feb
9,000
7%
18
Feb
Mar
31%
""%
High
500
14%
—-—-—J
_——
Range Siaoe Jan. 1
Low
High
~3%
4l/a
Ltd
51/2
6,900
14
20
Inc
American
Aro
2,200
Feb
41/2 Mar
5,400
4%
37
77 y2
£1
C
Meter
Arkansas
31/2
11% Mar
Paper Mills Ltd—
shares
Manufacturing Co
American
Arnold
Javelin
Marconi
6%
l
.
MAR
Armour
12%
7
20
American
Anglo
Canadian
Canadian
4%
32%
1
Laundry Machine
American
Jan
200
13
$3.75 pfd-100
American
American
Jan
41/4
12% Mar
2,700
1
t
Electronics
American
10%
30,900
3%
8
of America
American. Book
71/a Mar
7%
10
Beverage Corp
American
Jan
11%
4%
1
American
Jan
7»A
7i/a
35 y2
Corp.
Inc
Co
141/a
Feb
3%
Inc..
Paper Corp..
All-State Properties Inc
Aluminum
Feb
6ya
preferred
Co
Allied
Alsco
9%
2,500
11%
7Va
Alliance Tire & Rubber class A
Artists
9,700
Shares
29%
preference —
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc.l
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co
—
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
10o
51/2%
7y4
6%
iVa
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
5%%
Jan
Ltd
Cement Co Ltd common
11%
10
11%
American Engineering Co
Allied
69%
of Prices
Bread Co
Canada
for Week
Low
Par
Canada
58
dep rets Amer shares
Algom-Uranium Mines Ltd
Allied
Jan
Jan
V—
N
Araer
All
6ya
Feb
5ya
Sales
Range
1
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
1
High
Range Since Jan.
Low
High
5%
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Par
Alaska
Sales
Week's
650
'
$1.12
Jan
3%
Jan
8%
Feb
10%
Jan
Curtis
1
121/8
121/4
300
12'/a
Feb
131/4
25
451/4
46 '/a
1.200
44%
Jan
17%.
10,000
13'%
Feb
5%-
2,000
5%
Co.
46% Mar
18%
■
2.50
16%
■
______50c
%
•
26
yac
1
26%
A
'/4
1%
Jan
31%
Jan
J^h
%
Jan
63%
Jan
11
Feb
Mar
12%
Jan
Jan
91'2
Feb
9,000
48%
54%
Jan
Feb
48% Mar
50
13,300
%
Feb
Mar
%
5,200
n.
26
26
A
Jan
Telephone of Canada
Belock Instrument Corp
Tobacco
Cubic
600
Corp..
preferred...
American Oil Co
Bearings
Inc..
50c
Beau-Brummel
Beck
Ties
Shoe
(AS)
1
Bell
Benrus
Watch
1.50c
Inc
Co
Inc
Blauner's
Blumenthal
(S)
(H C)
5'/a %
prior
Co
wi
Bourjois
Brazilian
Davega
5%
500
4%. Feb
0i/a
Jan
8%
33%
37%
5,600
33 'A Mar
18%
17
181/2
2,300
17
2,200
35%
35%
141/a
14%
2%
2'%
...
Petroleums
Feb
Dcnnison
14
Feb
15%
Jan
Desilu
Feb
•
200
1,400
4%-
4%
18.300
6%
6%
3,100
43
50
43
2%
2 i7e
31%
29%
20,600
2\k
32
12,400
Feb
dep
Amer
ord
rets
•
34
91
7
1
15
Petroleum
Brown
Co
Class
4%
B
cl
A
Bruck
Mills Ltd
B S F
30c
10
Co
1
class B
(The)
60c
66%c
'
Corp
convertible
6%
2%
preferred
serial
Dtwon-Palmev Oils Ltd..
Jan
Dilbert's
Jan
Machine
Buffalo-Eclipse
Hill
Burma
_1
,10
Co
Jan
Jan
7Va Mar
9'/»
Jan
10 %
Feb
15% Mar
15%
12%
12%
13%
6%
6%
6%
6
5%
6
4,300
5% Mar
8
Jan
2%
2%
100
2% Mar
3
Feb
16%
16%
17 >/a
2,700
16% Mar
19%
Jan
5%
4%
5%
8,400
4% Mar
7%
Jan
7
Jan
7%
10y4
Feb
10%
Jan
8%
Jan
8%
Jan
800
14% Mar
161/2
Jan
1,400
121%
Jan
15%
Jan
1,100
6%
Jan
8%
1
8%
2%
15
8%
2%
14%
15'/4
9%
400
1,200
500
Jan
7
2% Mar
3'A
Jan
14% Mar
16'A
Feb
Mines Ltd—
(The)
American
Burroughs
(J P)
Company.
..^.2.50
9%
9%
rets ord shares__3s 6d
& Son Inc—
1
%
%
Biscuit Corp
Burry
Calgary
Calif
dep
&
12'/2c
Edmonton
Eastern
California
Corp
Aviation
Electric
S3.00
preferred
common.,
6%
Consol
Camden
Fire
Oil &
footnotes, se^
Quality
1st,
_i
;
Amer
dep
Diversey
Dixon
rets ord
page 37.
Dominion
A Jan
900
2%
Feb
3%
8%
5,600
71/4
Jan
8% Mar
xl8
2%
19%
4,100
2%
3,600
18%
18%
18%
6,000
46%
46 »/4
461/4
100
18
Jan
Mar
9%
23%
Jan
Feb
3%
Jan
18% Mar
Dominion
$2
preferred
Dorsey
(The)
5A
3A
1,700
33%
150
4%
5'A
21,300
Co
20%, Jan
Driver
Duke
&
Power
DuMont
Dunlop
Duraloy
Durham
Duro
Eastern
Feb
55%
Feb
Eastern
(Allan
B)
Laboratories.^.
Rubber
Co
e
common
,7 A
5,900
7
States Corp
3%
Jan
$7
preferred series
34%
Jan
S6
preferred
14%
15
10%
-
—.A
411 Mar
19%
7
-
700
19'%
Jan
23% Mar
14%
Jan
Feb
.9%
Feb
2*0%
Feb
1(5%
Feb
16%
Jan
13'A Mar
141/4 Mar
•;
3%
v
Feb
10% Mar
1,000
■
-
jan
10%
Jan
6,000
8'% Mar
10%
Jan
300
9%
29
28% Mar
31%
Jan
11%
2,500
8%
8%
8,900
47%
50
26%
28
7%
8
8,800
'
•
5,300
33
45%
71/3
33
42'
45J/4
26,400
*
10O
6%
7%
23,800
3%
3%
2,900
4%
-g
»
•
Jan
10%
Feb
Feb
8'/a Mar-
13%
Jan
10%
Jan
Jan
Jan
47
•
Jan
47 %
25 i/b
Feb
•331/4
7%
Feb
9%
Feb
38%
Jan
41'% Mar
4:51/4
Jan
•
8
1
5%
900
'
i§%
32
Jan
9%' Jan
6'% Mar-
8 %
Jan
4% Mar
6%
Jan
5%
.
0%
31/a Mar
Feb
•
Jan
X18 J/4
18%
500
18'A Mar
23%
Jan
24%
24%
300
24i% Mar
23%
Jan
Va
11%
12%
47,900
'
40%
41%
-^35%
32%
36
^
'"12
common
A__.
25
1
class
200
2,800
*
10%
Jan
13% Feb
A
40i% Mar
321/2 Mar
43% Feb
441/2
Jan
176
_1
10
J/2
10%
800
Jan
182
Jan
165
«*v
series B
Corporation
700
47%
108 _*'A«.~
,_i
Jan
9% Mar
Jan
;
Iron.
Jan
Edo
1,800
9,900
Ltd—
dep reta-ord reg
(The) Co
Jan
Jan
4|S
11%
8%
*-:;^|.6%
.5
1%
10%
lit
91/8
-300
23'/2
28%
8%
*
Malleable
;
9'/4
^'^8%
Co__n—_1 *
Co
Ml
7%
^
H
...
Feb
8'% Mar
5,800
1,800
131/4
,
Feb
Jan,
20%'Mar
*
14%
1
Corp..
33"!^
4% Mar
%
9%
lo
*
XI---
Duval
Sulphur & Potash Co._—_
Dynamics Corp of America...
Feb
8
5% Mar
v
32.50
Test
46%
■
17'%' Feb
;
7.50
—
Hosiery class B
Corp.
;
Jan
1,500
^
Ltd
Exploration
14%
20,000
9
4
•
common:
Harris Co
Feb
;14%
Feb
Feb
7%
Jan
36
140
10 J/4
20
Jan
Jan
1,000
10%
""AA
Corp
Drilling
8 %
Feb
Jan"
11
21%
»
Jan
58
,
,Z13
.^A.11%
*
7 V8
1
Draper
2%
135
'
stock.^
Ltd
Brewery
Jan
3
.«
Douglas Oil Company
45
54 "
3.56
33%
__2%
Dow
55
3%
Inc
Jan
Feb
] if
.1.1
Chemical Co Ltd
Textile
12
12
9%,
Aa?*
_i
4
Ltd
Dominion Steel & Coal ord
Dorr-Oliver
Feb
33%
30
Jan
Jan
5,500
8%
'
10s J
reg__
Research.
Bridge Co Ltd
Dominion Tar &
100
Jan
35
~
A.
&
4%
A Fez
Feb.
10
6,300
v'
5%
■
5%,
com__10c
__.no
Corp
Chemical
4
15% Mar
33'%
13%
18%
20
.
—_
Supermkts
preferred....
Ameriean
2%
5
1
Jan
2%
2%
1
11%
Jan
50
Gas Co
Insurance
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
For
i/4
50
preferred
Calvan
Mar
8%
19%
50
,i.
9
2%
•
1
6,200
11,900
8%
10c
preferred
S2.50
Ltd..
Inc
Power
7%
Jan
1
Corp
Bunker
Jan
IO'/b
39%
9
preferred
&
_l
Manufacturing
Feb
47
37
10'/a
121,200
38 J/8
137'% 140
,-r7'/a
8% Mar
50c
common
Die
Buell
Inc...
6%
1,400:
2%
35%
37%
10
100
2%
:5
Gary Iron & Steel Fdrs Inc.2.1
14%
•
Company new common
Buckeye
Budget Finance Plan
15%
10%
Development Corp of America-,$1.25
preferred.
49,600
71/a
13%
corn_30c
common
Rubber
A
10 J/4
'16%
Detroit
33'A Mar
9 ya Mar
800
Jan
500
100
4%
35
Jan
6,900
91/8
9A
34
Feb
8%
'
preferred
Brown
8%
33%
4%
34'/a
...100
&
Dome Petroleum
reg
Distillers
Forman
8%
1,400
31%
Ltd—
dep rets ord
Company
Brown
9'/a
£1
British
Amer
£1
reg
Power
Feb
4%
4A
Distillers Go Ltd-—/
ord reg
dep rets
Columbia
13 '/a
4%
_50c
common....
debentures
Productions
161/2
950
":~4%
A_._'_„_._35
.....
M'fg class A
10,200
10'A
*
Amer
class
5,100
9%
i?3
British American Tobacco—
British
;
10%
"10%
Feb
Jan
15%
1
10c
Inc
1
8%
1
Feb
2%.
10
8%
Gasket
6%
29% Mar
8%
10
Detroit
4%
3&%. Jan
50c
—20
Jan
31/a
5
9%
—
12%
Feb
2ya
■
*
.A
common_.____2.50
Co
Dejay Stores
Jan
38%
AA'
__
System Inc cl A com__20c
Jan
6%
1
C Transit
96
~4i/2
•
Co.
D
39'%
•
1
.
Ltd
Oil
Feb
Rubber
Feb
•
Manufacturing Co
19%
.Dayton
Jan
1
Light & Pwr ord
...
Jan
94 Va
35% Mar
54
A____*
Day Mines Inc.__.__.
44
30% Mar
20c
Dairies
Brothers
13,900
301/4
141/2
Davidson
25%
96
26%.
Mar
9 % Mar
Crystal
Stores Corp
preferred...,
90
36%
95
29 y2
•
Co..
American
Jan
36
.100
Works Inc
Gear
Tracticfn
Britalta
British
Jan
Jan
1
Breeze
Corp
Bridgeport Gas
Brillo
Daltch
71/a
20'A
1.50
common
preferred
Inc
Foote
5%
Feb
Feb
18 y2 Mar
17%
class
D
450
19
*
...
Co
5%
•
Manufacturing Co
5%,
16i/a
181/2
•
Chemical Co Inc
Borne
4,600
9
1
Inc
common
Bohack
Brad
&
Brooks
New
16%
1
1
3
Bickford's
Bobbie
3%
3%
9
Jan
169%
Jan
12%
Jan
10%
Feb
Volume
191
Number
5933
.
.
.
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
35
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended March 1 I )
Aicerican Stock Exchange
|
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
'
of Prices
Par
Bond
Electric
Dev Ltd__!
and
Elder Mines
i
Share
&
El-Tronics
Empire District Electric 5%
Empire Millwork Corp,,,,
Inc
Jan
Insurance Co
400
171/4
Feb
21
Mar
International
Jon
International
Feb
International
12% Mar
International
Feb
International
Feb
35'/2
Mar
29%
2iya
22 y2
8,500
20y2
24
27%
8,500
24
12 'A
10'/4
12%
18,800
8%
Feb
1%
1%
1%
43,400
iy2
Jan
1%
231/4
8,400
21
1
10%
9%
10%
10c
3V4
31/4
3%
39%
5%
Jan
93'/2
Feb
9'%
Feb
11 V*
Feb
19,500
200
26%
Jan
21
8,300
!____
'
l
Mar
9U %
23
20c
pfd—100
4,300
391/4
l
— -
Eureka .Pipe'
25
5c
.
Steel Corp common
6% cum 1st1 preferred.,
Ero Manufacturing Co
Ltd—_$1
Line,;—-—!
~5%
1
5'/a
10
io
or
9%
lQi/a
7i/4
71/4
A
a____10
50
Jan
Jan
7
11%
Jan
9% Mar
1,900
17
Jan
Feb
12 Va
7%
8:b
Jan
3/
Feb
Feb
%, Mar
Corp
Fairchilcl
•
Camera
&
:Z
Instrument
preferred' __j_—__A__!_:
12
Jan
Kaiser
26 V\
Feb
General
_„1
'Flying Tiger' Line
Motor
Ford
Fox
Head
5Vff
ord
General
'
.General
: Z
mar
4%
Jan
5'A
Jan
6 V\
Jan
6
7,
3,500
5%
Jan
7%
Jan
10%
3,300
10 V4.
Feb
11%
Jan
7%
13,800
6% Mar
10%
Jan
General* Development
Co
I71/2
100
12%
12/
12%
8,100
225
150'
147
150
:
1%
16 V*
,
Feb
18
Jan
Feo
13%
Jan
Mar
181%
Jan
1178
147
13%
18,300
2;
11,600
13% Mar
Jan
15%
4%
35
1 % Mar
2
Mar
4%
1,500
4>/4
Feb
5
Jan
35V4
T%
4%
300
32 V2
Jan
•
39 'A
500
36%
1
2%
~3V2
_l
~2%
33%
Feb
38%
4%
100
1,400
3%
4.
31/4-
3%
"4,700
4 %
j,
4%
2,700
Corp____l
Lid—'./ : -
Jan
15%
5%
•27%
267/8
28%
1,500
26% Mar
18%
19
1,000
18
Feb
Jan
14
13%
3
2%
8,700
i4y»
'
23%
9%
3,800
3
Gobel
12%
Ma
Gorliam
23%
Jan
6%
19%
Feb
50
85 y2
Jan
92
13%
15
11%
12
'■/
10,900
10%
Jan
600
12 Va
Feb
•1
'
400
12% Mar
14%
Jan
1,800
19
19 y2
1,400
18 %
34
36 y4
1,500
34
C o_ 1!—16 %
tu rin g
!;
4
!_4
a-——1
3%
2%
3%
5,200
1%
1%
1%
17,000
17%
~6%
6%
23 ya
"4%
—"__50c
400
6%
23 y8
30
&
B
Hall
4 V2
1%
i ii
1%
'5,300
500
1%
iy2
1%
24,200
7%
7%
sya
400
1
10%
11%
3,800
Corp
10
Heli-Coil
3,600
1,700
6V2
7%
3,500
Jan
37
Feb
10c
*
25c
5%
Mar
.
!_'.
;
19%
Feb
2%
Feb
3%
Feb
Mangel
Jan
1%
Jan
Jan
46%
Jan
6%
'Jan
7%
Jan
25
7%
Martin
Massey -Ferguson
2%
Jan
13%
Feb
Mays
(J
Feb
Mead
Johnson
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
7% Mar
10%
Jan
12
Jan
Mfg Co
Refrigerating Co—
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
10
ircb
22
18% Mar
Jan
8%
Mar
Jan
32%
6% Mar
28
Jan
8%
6% Mar
65
Jan
5%
7ya Mar
16,600
32
Feb
42%
98
75
50
93%
Jan
99
Mai-
10
70
Feb
75
Mar
7%
Jan
5%
Jan
Feb
14% Mar
6%
6%
6,600
6Va
4ya
4%
2,100
4»/b Mar
13,000
2,100
21,100
5y2
4%
Jan
-
10%
Jan
9y2
10%
900
2
800
.26
1%
2,100
*
10%
9
ioya
12,900
*
10
8V2
10
22 V2
25
Horn
&
Hardart
5%
Electric
:
5
—7.50
Co
new
.*
*
common
HubbelF
!_.—1
Co
IncManufacturing Co
5
Lock
&
Hydrometals Inc
Indust
Electronic
Hardware
Industrial Enterprises. Inc__
Industrial
For
Plywood Co Inc:
600
600
6,700
1,900
121% 122
.
30
34
-
200
33 y8
Mar
% Mar
Diablo
Mills Inc
3%
Jan
Mount
Feb
Mountain States Tel &
Jan
Feb
MuntzTVInc
Mar
13%
Jan
8% Mar
12%
Jan
38 Va
9
Vernon
Tel
Feb
39%
Feb
Muskogee Co
Feb
127%
Jan
Muter
33ya Mar
35%
Jan
Nachman
21
120 Va
Jan
27%
Feb
97
Jan
Mar
14
Feb
87
8%
Jan
8%
Jan
i9y2
19 %
11,400
19% Mar
25%
Jan
National
28%
28 y2
21
29%
2,000
28% Mar
32
Jan
National
14
13 %
14%
5,900
13 y4 Mar
14% Mar
National
Feb
Napco
,
Inc
*
Industries Inc__
Alfalfa Dehydrating &
30%
Jan
National
39
Jan
National
12(4
12%
12 y4
100
12y4
12%
Jan
National
National
Rubber Machinery
:—25c
"5%
10
5%
6 Va
2,300
1.400
3%
Jan
7%
Jan
8%
Jan
10%
Jan
1,700
10%
Jan
12%
Jan
2,500
4%
Feb
4%
Jan
5
Feb
5%
6%
600
'
8,500
4%
Jan
400
15%
Jan
500
23 % Mar
Jan
Feb
) 9
Jan
26%
Jan
6%
Jan
700
6
Feb
500
97%
Feb
11% Mar
Feb
63%
Jan
5% Mar
9,800
38%
13%
Jan
10%
Feb
13%
Jan
Feb
32%
Jan
6
Feb
7'/a
Jan
67%
Jan
7%
Feb
8% Mar
12%
Jan
20% Mar
24%
Jan
Jan
2%
J«n
15%
Jan
10,100
15,200
250
25,400
1%
34%
Jan
47%
Jan
Feb
46% Mar
54%
27%
Feb
29%
10 %
Feo
Feb
1J Va Mar
1,000
10% Mar
12%
Jan
8,300
22 Va Mar
36%
Jan
u Mar
1%
Feb
Jan
1%
Jan
7% Mar
10%
13
Jan
Jan
21 %
Jan
1,300
26% Mar
31%
Jan
4,700
15% Mar
19%
Jan
4,100
19%
600
20
Milling
Jan
Jan
8%
Jan
National
Chemical
Jan
8T1,/
Mar
National
Starch
6%
Jan
National
Ltd
Telefilm Associates
Mar
13%
Jan
National
5»/3 Mar
7%
Feb
National
10
--
--
fTS/4 ?o3/
—
H%
47
—
24
11/a
4%
15%
--
Steel
&
Car
Transit
Co
T
12%
2/a
—
—
4%
15
4%
J %
-
4%
19 /«
114
74
4%
^® ^
32 4
114
32.7
6%
--
4%
^n7
33 4
12%
333/
74
^ (f
j
Co
Bellas
4% Mar
78 %
21,800
Feb
25%
Jan
9 % Mar
12%
Jan
Feb
9%
Jan
21%
Jan
26%
Jan
60
Jan
73% Mar
1,700
8%
300
8,700
7,900
6%
Feb
900
13'4
Jan
15
% Mar
2,000
21,100
8%
1 %
Feb
Feb
27%
34 %
22
7
8%
--
-
29 /4
16
--
2,6
11%
18%
—10
50c
*
26%
10c
1
8%
3%
—
-
5%
9%
--
29 /4 29,4
16. _ lb
19
19
,
,
10 4x11,3
17% 19 4
1919 4
26
x27 4
--
8%
3%
Jan
Mar
Jan
61% Mar
Jan
7 % Mar
9%
Feb
1,800
16% Mar
21%
Jan
4,000
2% Mar
2%
Jan
13
8%
3%
Feb
12
Jan
700
13
Mar
16%
Jan
4,600
22
Jan
27%
Jan
6
Jan
6%
Feb
600
17% Mar
20%
Jan
1,300
20% Mar
24%
Jan
300
100
6'4
Jan
33%
500
Jan
liy4 Mar
95
Feb
Feb
35
Feb
Feb
13%
Jan
6%
97
39
Jan
Jan
3,500
6% Mar
9%
2,100
31/4 Mar
4
Jan
1%
Jan
15,000
4ft
Jan
12,700
43%
Feb
59%
Jan
Jan
2,100
29% Mar
39%
Jan
18,600
5 % Mar
8%
Jan
110
4,100
50
200
80
Feb
83
Jan
91%
83%
--
—
—
31% Mar
10%
Jan
Feb
87%
0/4
25
1
Jan
2'%
5%
10
,
1,800
40
6%
BJ
5
9,900
3,500
3%
5%
33 y2
5%
10%
3 4
is
%
45 4-49%
5%
31%
84 y4
7 %
5
9 /»
27% x28%
4%
114
--
1
33%
82
114
5»%
6
—-
5
1
27%
Feb
.
National
National
12,700
b %
--
7
3 4
1
3
Hess
1
Brewing Co (Mich),—
1
Casket Company5
Electric Weld Machines
1
Mfg & Stores—--1
Petroleum Ltd
25c
Presto Industries Inc—
2
Research Corp
-1
8%
6%
--
%
46%
50c
Corp
Namm-Loeser's
9 % Mar
8yV
14%
34
—-5
2.50
-1°
Company
7
7?i
--
xi8 4
--
1
Corporation
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring Co—
80
Corp_50c
20% 21
114
—.---1
—2.50
100
1
Murphy
100
7,600
Comprmy
47
1,800
14
84
Precision Industries,,^
54%
8%
12
84
82
20%
—
—
4.40%
7%
12 y4
84
,
18
(f 3^/f
Jan
2% Mar
49
95 y4
5%
footnotes, see page 37.
3ya
1% Mar
7,500
54%
9% Ma r
25
37 y2 Mar
122
100
Motors
(Harvey)
5
2.50
Hygrade Food Products
5
I M C Magnetics Corp
—__33V3C
Imperial Chemical IndustriesAmerican dep rets ord reg,
—£1
Imperial-Color Chem & Paper new__10
Imperial. Oil (Canada)
19
Imperial Tobacco of Canada,—
5
Imperial1 Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland__£l
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—100
Hurd
2%
x53
.23%
%
%
%
—.—
preferred
Howell
Co
Baking Co,
Hardart
&
Horn
&
--
Warrants
Mt
8 >/4 Mar
4,700
Bearing
—
7
Jan
1,600
46 y2
A)
25%
1
—~1
1
(Can) Ltd
America
Molybdenite Corp
Molylxlenum Corp of
16 % 17 %
24 2%
12 A 12 %
22%
"ctfs"
1
8%
25
RR
Jan
8 %
•
Feb
1,600
14
10c
Company
Aluminum
Jan
8%
42
&
8
—
—
5
——-50c
Co,
Piping
Wohl Co common
Jan
Jan
10
Jan
Jan
3,100
23%
4'%%
2%
12%
43%
(Geo
7%
%
*3
50c
12%
10 % Mar
1
Ball
60
24
17%
2%
12 /4
—
31 y2
300
25%
Hormel
A
56%
22%
7 4
preferred —
1°0
4.80% preferred series B
100
4.50%
preferred series C—
100
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
Montrose
Chemical Co
1
Moody Investoi-s Ser' ice partlc pref—*
Mt Clemens Metal Products
com—^1
f,%
cumulative
preferred
4
10%
.5
_60c
Holly Stores Inc——'—————1
Holophane Co'
:-!
——*
Hoover
57%
23
Hone
Monogram
Jan
class A,
15
Monongahela Power Co—
Jan
Ltd
preferred
Jan
8%
B
6%
Micromatic
0!-/ n!
22% 23
68% 704
6%
7A
15
--
Michigan Sugar Co
Jan
3%
Oil- Co
Corp
Jan
7y4 Mar
Class
Michigan Chemical
6ya
2% Mar
Home
Inc
7%
900
Inc"—
Corp
Thermit
Extruders
17%
1,400
Winston
&
Miami
6 A
1
1
5
:—10c
1
——
Feb
2%
&
Iron Co
—
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Mohawk Airlines Inc
35%
7%
Rinehart
Merchants
^0
Jan
33
2%
■Holt,
Menasco
22%
-1
1
...
Mirro
10%
2%
1
1
—
Co,
&
Feb
Feb
8% Mar
10%
25c
Inc
W)
Jan
38
7%
,1
21%
Jan
300
2%
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
•Holly Corporation ,_!—
—
9%
2,000
5
20%
24%
1,800
9^
43%
23 Va Mar
5,600
8%
6%
Jan
Feb
21% Mar
7,600
19 A
convertible preferred——50
Mining Corp of Canada
—
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd
100
24%
15%
{«
1
8
—
30%
Feb
7V4
Hofmann Industries Inc_——
ia
}§
9 j*
3
Inc——
24'%
—__—1
common,
Industries
Jan
41 y2
4%
16% Mar
Jan
A
19%
10,300
10%
26
--
*
Jan
1% Mar
8%
5%
Class
10%
22s/2
tii
£1
Ltd
12%
75
——1
Corp—
Co
Midwest
14%
3%
Jan
%
11% Mar
38% 41%
46% 48%
27'/2 28 /a
12
13'/4
10%
25%
warrants
Jan
Jan
Miller
5
2% Mar
17%
5,600
1%
--
16%
Jan
6%
Jan
Jan
4% Mar
575
15'%
1%
15 y2
3];i Mar
6,400
15%
6%
1
x7
9
21%
2.50
Marine
Communication Co Ltd—
Maule
600
25c
17% Mar
Marconi International
jjt Mar
.•
x7
8%
20%
20 4
1%,
98
4%
Jan
100
Jj
27%
5% Mar
6%
Jan
19%
600
26%
Mid-West Abrasive
34%
Jan
19
Jan
600
26%
Jan
23%
Jan
46%
3
49,200
1
Stores
Mansfield Tire & Rubber
Jan
8%
29%
28
cv
5%
11%
20%
Jan
3,300
27% Mar
Jan
100
7 4
5%
47,300
8%
20%
3% Mar
%
Feb
14
Jan
100
—
62% Mar
7ya
16% Mar
Jan
6%
4,000
23/4
6%
—7
400
6
Feb
Feb
14%
—50c
3,400
5%
26% Feb
16%
90
400
1
8
3%
5%
Jan
600
--
.-lc
10c
62%
•
4% Mar
2%
3,200
40%
—
3y4
-
Mar
11
2%
17%
1%
1%
'
24%
10c
&' Electronics
Co Inc
<R)' &;
Jan
Feb
9,300
—
Inc———_—1
Inc warrants
10
A
—_j
—2.50
Hoffman International Corp,,,—;
—1
Hoe
Trucks
Feb
40 y8
,
,
8%
21%
common—1
2
10
Corp
1
Microwave Associates, Inc.——
,—1
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv preferred—•
}|
7
Inc
Manufacturing Co
Aircraft
Jan
9,800
j>
—
1
1
62%
62%
3 y2
—
10
_1
5
Jan
8%
12
•
2
_10c
Highway Trailer Industries com,
25c
5'in convertible preferred—10
Hiller
Jan
2%
52,900
—
1
————
——
22%
11%
3,200
Hercules: Galion Products lnc__k,
Higbie
-1
—
12%
Corp
Jan
Jan
6%
*
Heller (WE) & Co 5%% pfd_—,100
V 4%
preferred
!!.
100
Helmerich & Payne Inc
—i
lOo
Herold Radio
16%
10%
1 % Mar
A
5 A
11 Va
5 /«
11%
3
Lynch
Jan
Jan
19%
1
—
—
Feb
Feb
2
900
42u
*
Petroleum Corp—
Voting trust certificates,—
Mages Sporting Goods
'—
Magna Oil Corporation—
Maine Public Service Co
2%
29%
Inc
Co
Corp
9
7%
4,700
Magellan
14%
6y2
is y2
5,600
1%
8%
.
46'/4
28%
Jan
Feb
28 /
6V2
3,500
2Va
4«/4
2Va
2Va
6%
Corp———;—-1
Louisiana Land & Exploration
30c
Lunkenliciiner
(Tlie) Co
—2.50
1%
Mar
6V2
100
^
5
—---5
25c
3
Electronics
Loral
] ;! Mar
2
is y2
—
10
5
Chain,——
Steel
Locke
Mack
11
l
10
1
,25
.
Corp
11%
16%
15%
2%
1 Va
2
2%
1
1
3
5
&, Shipley (The) Co,
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Ma<Fadden Publications
300
11%
_———
Rubens'tein
Jan
.1A Mar
1,400
10% 11
4%
4%
5
5%
5%
6%
16% 17V4
23% 24 '
6%
6/4
10% 11%
America Inc
of
Corp
Jan
11,800
—25c
.
Bishop Inc
l.e
Metal
Hastings M'fg Co
Havana Lithographing Co___
Mining
Jan
400
11
4%
5%
5%
16%
24
6%
11
Corp
Feb
21/4
2
2
10c
•
Helena
1%
1
88
75 pesos
University^
Realty Corp
Refineries Inc
Tourneau (RG) Tnc
Mesabi
2
Instruments
La
3'/a
4% Mar
10c
Harnischfeger Corp
—
Hartfield
Stores Inc.,
,—!__
Hartford
Electric
Light,,:
Hecla
Feb
Feb
13,900
8%
Co
Inc.,
Industries
Siille Extension
5%
23 Va Mar
__50c
Inc
Co
Harbor Plywood Corp
Harmon-Kardon Ihc
Hazeltine
31%
1,300
1
Lakey Foundry Corp—
Lamb
Industries
Feb
5
50
13
13
l
Lamp
Hazel
Feb
L
Mar
2ya
4,200
5
5
.
Corpora tion—
Harvard
Krueger
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc
La Consolidada S A
Lake Shore Mines Ltd—,
22%
1
__9c
_!
Jah
U
H
19%
16%
16%
17 •,
3%
18
—33'/ac
1
Forge Co,
Brewing Co
Kropp .(The)
41%
'
common__60c
-
Feb
"
I
Products
Films Company
7,800
1
Leases
Company
17%
JlOc
Co,
Financial Co—:
Producers
200
9% xlO
16 V*
5
Inc,
Oil & Chemical
Western
8%
16
16Va
2%
1%
2 Va
29% Mar
liya
13
II
Mi}
Feb
25
500
Mines,-.
"16%
Feb
Jan
3,000
'
13
Feb
13
5'/4
10c
i_l,1
States Land & Industries
&
12%
2%
A
preferred, series A
Greer Hydraulics —
l—
Gulf
Feb
Feb
__
Lifiiium
5
cl
(>%
Gull
Jan
67%
39%
—
Jan
10%'"Jab
214
Amer Indiisi.ries
Guild
Jan
1,300
3,600
—
31%
5 "
Stores
Jan
2%
20%
44%
__
Stores
Leonard
Feb
2%
Freehold
Jan
9
76 %
27%
Corp,_—
Hotels
Kobacker
Lelcourt,
Feb
900
Lakes
Griesedleck
-
18
22%
Jan
9Va
1,900
Great
Gridoil
2% Mar
42Vb
xl6
16V*
Jan
35
20%
13ya
Manufacturing
Grocery
Jan
Feb
33,000
1
Liberty Fabrics of N Y com,.
5% cumulative preferred
28%
Western
Jan
7%
Jan
12%
4%
4%
5
5
.—-7.50
Jan
12%
GiTat
Great
Jan
16%
25%
Jan
16%
13,500
%
16 y4
18
21%
Jan
28
Grand Rapids. Varnish—
Gray-Manufacturing C'o___—
.
44%
Mar
19% Mar
13
2,700
Hi
3%
2%
3%
28 '/e
Great Western
1,600
2,000
%
16%
13%
in 11 ac
300
10%
8%
4%
2%
—
Ltd
Klein (S) Depfc Stvres Inc—
Klelnerfc (IB) Rubber Co—
Feb
.,5
Consolidated
Goodman
32'%
35,700
1
Kingston Products • —
Pelvoleum Co
Kirby
2% Mar
,___i
r
Products Corp
Goldi'ield
400
1,000
23,100
1,500
Kirkland Minerals Corp
& Sessions
Jan
£iie——!!!____ 1
(Adolf),.
Jan
I Va
11
—
—1.25
1
20c
Kingsford Company
Corp or Delaware
1,500
12
_•
Co
Seal
Company
Oil
Lanston
14,200
15
C0_1,_!—
ln&—
Colbalt Ltd
Copper
Lamson
10
26*
12%
Mines-,%*,—_!l
Gleumore Distilleries class
Gold
31%
1 iV
—
Lodge
88
$4.do preferred
■Giant Yellowkjilfe Gold
Kilembe
Kin-Ark
Lam son
89
24%
;9%
:_!i;
5
*—-1
2.50
1
10«
(Del),..
Kay Jewelry Stores Inc—*
Kidde :(Walter) & Co—
Feb
Georgia Powei'vSS preferred—
Co
Feb
Jan
30% Mar
10Va
8y4
43
Co
Kawneer
Leesona
Genung's Incorporated—li———_!—.;l
Union
Jan
100
30
1
11%
4%
—»—25c
:
Feb
Feb
25,200
"
Globe
11
139
14%
13
27
Drug Company
Chemical Co
Kawecki
5%
Feb
17 y2
!l
General.. Transistor .Corp,_k,-_—
Gilchrist
1%
Corp
4
Company-——50c
Electric 4'/2% pfd—100
24%
4*/a Mar
16%
50c
Plywood Corp,
—_
General Storev Corporation—,—,
5
4%
Feb
Jan
Jan
■
dep rets ord reg,,4!—_£1
Firepioofing —,
—
/__5'
General Indus Enterprises,',--,!,
General
3%
3% Mar
3y4
17%
:_l
,
2 % Mar
24
:!!j—25
_
&
Gas
Kansas
&
(D)
"
"2%
American
(AC)
High
Jan
Mar
1,100
18
7%
24%
10%
8y4
—
Feb
100
•General
Gilbert
27y2
1
Industries
Knott
13%
13%
35
Alloys- Co
Electric
6%
,17%
,1
"wts"'
convertible preferred
General
10%
<•
.
'
■General-Builders- Corp common..^.
5%
Jan
1
Mar
;: %
3%
l
k———
Acceptance
Jan
Jan
7,300
_k—!J._1.25
Ml:g; Cos——.!!__!——,,
Gellman
28%
17%
17,900
common
preferred
Feb
15% Mar
19,800
___5
Co
27
%
7
reg—;._£1
G
Power
Gatineau
225
100
5%
% '
7.:
.l*
Co
...
Feb
.;
Company-
(Geo A)
16%
Jan
14
4%
*10%
!
rets
dep
(The)
1,900
5%
______1
Brewing Co,—
Freshillo
Fuller
Ltd—-
Co
American
Jan
3%
/ ••
2;
157
4%
2.50
Inc!
Feb
"-5%
Inc— -a,,!——1
of* Canada,—
Motor
Ford
29,100
110 V*
27.
'
!
Jan
15%
27
Corp——i_——__i0c
<M H). Co
an
21 y4
Xl5% xl5%
Corp____,__j.___„i"
Filmways Inc-!,-1—__-25c
Sterling Ino__;
3,700
Katz
.i 15%
V15%
Fehnonl? Petroleum
Fishin
1,600
120% 129%
127'
l
Fargo Gils Ltd-———I——!!—_!__;—1
Financial
121%
.'
Glass Co
Kall.man
2,000
9Va Mar
75%
16%
7ya
17
—
1
Jelronic Industries Inc—————10c
Jupiter Oils Ltd
————15c
9 % Mar
300
_,•
<1
Mar
9%
23
23
—30
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc!
•Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
'Firth
2%
—
Jeannettc
Low
High
K
•t
Fajardo Easterh Sugar Associates—~ !
Common shS' of beneficial' int_*____il
$2
__
Royalty
Public Service Co 3.90%
17
231/2
9%
91/2
____!__—,,
!:'_
i
& Co class A;___^__~Zl
Factor' (Max r.
13%
197/a
Company—
F
Fabrex
—
Investors
Feb
14
—
—-33'AC
1
Iowa
pfd—100
Iron
Fireman
Manufacturing—
1
Ironrite Inc
-1
Irving Air Chute ——
1
Xsraei-American Oil Corp
10c
Oil
Int'ex
Jan
9%
94,100
.17
3%
41%
5 % Mar
400
%
~VA
Feb
Feb
3%
38
100
10
10
l
1
25c
^
Eureka. Corporation
Feb
22
Forge &
Esquire
22%
24%
$2 convertible preferred,
Erie
14,400
Range Since Jan, 1
Shares
9Va
9%
132% 135
13
13'/a
30l/2 30Va
44'/2 44V2
13
13%
19% 21 Va
7%
8
x2y4
2'/2
9%
134%
13
--1
of North America
,5
Breweries Inc
——1
Holdings Ltd——
4
Petroleum Co Ltd
v
Products
5
Resistance Co;
10c
Corp—
Inland Homes
19 Va
22 Vs
1% Mar
Low
Par
Jan
15,100
1
_
common:
1%
1 re
231/2
i'a
Sale Price
High
Low
_1
_*
Inc
Corp
Range Since
Shares
High
'19%
50c
America!
Emery Air-Freight Corp_____,_
Equity
22y/4
1
Communications
Electronics Corp of
1
1A
5
1
Electrographic Corp
Electronic Specialty Co„
Electronic
Low
for Week
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
Sales
Week's
Friday
Friday
*
STOCKS
Jan
84
142
Jan
11% Mar
47
Jan
2% Mar
148%
Mar
Jan
Mar
Feb
14
Jan
49%
Jan
3%
Jan
3%
300
600
300
Feb
4
Feb
41/4
Jan
4%
Jan
Mar
16%
Jan
15
168%
Jan
182% Mar
10,100
4% Mar
6 %
2,100
18% Mar
23 Va
1,000
31%
Feb
2,400
11 >4 Mar
14%
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
33% Mar
33 >4
Jan
Feb
8%
Jan
500
12
Jan
13%
300
11
Mar
12%
Feb
Jan
6%
Jan
Jan
300
7,200
1,800
32
6%
5%
Jan
Mar
6%
8%
Feb
12%
2%
2,400
19,100
Jan
2%
Feb
Jan
5
Jan
500
28
Jan
31%
400
15i/4
Jan
18%
Feb
100
10
Feb
10%
Jan
2Jft Jan
11,800
2A
Mar
700
10%
Feb
11%
6,400
16%
Feb
23%
Jan
Jan
Jan
200
19
Mar
24
1,100
26
Mar
31%
Jan
13%
Feb
15 Va
Jan
700
7 %
Feb
8%
Feb
300
3%
Jan
3%
Feu
36
Chronicle
Cort^mercial and Financial
The
(1140)
Monday, March 14, 1960
. . .
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (K..n8, f,., w«u k, .w M«r.A 11.
Friday
•
Range
Sale Price of Prices
Low
High
Exchange
American Stock
Par
30c
1
3 Va
18 Va
—20
35%
National Union Electric Corp™
Nestle-Le
Mur
New
-—,
New
Idria
t
I
Clock & Watch Co
Haven
v
New
„'
"
•
Co—
England Tel & Tel—
New
'
Min
-—25c
Jersey Zinc—
New Mexico & Arizona Land
New
Park
New
York
Auction
New
York
& Honduras
New
Merchandise
York
35
36%
36%
1
Mines
Nipissing Mines
26—A26-*:
1
——.
34 y8
Class B
North American Royalties Inc™
North Canadian Oils Ltd
North
-'i
—1
2
i
•'
Uranium
Mines
Ltd_.
__l
Brass
Ohio Power 4%%
Okalta
Oils
cumulative
40c
Oxford
1%
Jan
Mar
10'A
Jan
5%
Jan
38%
Jan
Sarccc
Jati
3%
Jan
Oil Inc (Del)
Saxon Paper Corp
2%
35
15,000
2%
2% Mar
-
1,900
%
ft
88%
90%
ft
4%
4%
60 -.
5 %
x4 /*
65%
*17%
17%
200
6/3
1,700
—
1
—
6%
%
Jan
3%
Jan
20'A
11,700
500
7%
320
87
Feb
36
Jan
90% Mar
Jan
tt
Jan
5%
Feb
ft Mar
2,500
3%
5,500
Jan
25%
Feb
Mar
30
Jan
Jan
5%
Feb
Mar
75%
Jan
17%
Feb
18%
Jan
18 %
Feb
20
Jan
6 Va
Feb
4 Va
500
60
1,000
•
—
Feb
5'A Mar
18,100
Va
5%
4 ¥4
60V*
.—1
Feb
%
18,100
9h%
Jan
U
32,200
,
1%
Jan
2«A Jan
20,100
3%
Mar
1%
% Mar
23,700
30 At
—
67% Feb
7% Feb
Feb
19
2,300
12
Mar
16
7%
300
7
Jan
7%
jan
■20%
50c
-25c
;—25c
1
3.50
Airlines
—,-1
Seaporcel Metals Inc—™__—-——10c
Securities Corp General
—
1
Security Freehold Petroleums-;—
•
See burg (The) Coi'p™—
1
Seeman
Bros
———3
Inc.™
Sentry Corp new common.—_—50c
Serrick Corp class B_i._
~™v1
Servo Corp
Leather
Sliattuck
1
of America
Servomechanivsms
Seton
Denri
Shawinigan
Inc
20c
_—
Co
————
7
/■'■%.
p
Clay
Products
5%%
1st
5%
redeemable
redeemable
4.36%
redeemable
Pacific
25
preferred—
preferred1st preferred
dividend
$4.75
$4.75
conv
$4.36
dividend
Paciric
Pacific
Petroleums
Warrants
Pacific
Ltd
j,
■I '«
_
Petroleum
_
'
_
pfd——100
(C A)
vtc
2
Parker
Pen
Patino
of Canada
Peninsular
Metal
_2
15%
1*%
ll1/*
3,/«
Ltd
2
Products
Penn Traffic Co—
Pep Boys
—
"II
;_™_™L
-
Corp
—2.50
(The)—
1
—
Perfect
Photo
Inc—
20c
Oils & Minerals—
i__
Industries—
»>
\
'
i
Steel
Corp
10
1
—
31%
6Va
:
4
—
1
--
Polarad Electronics Corp
Poloron
Products
class
Polymer Coi*p class A—;
Powdrell &
Alexander
(Del)—2.50
Prentice-Hall
51%
2%
,_l
•
;
Inc
__
Corp
Progress Mfg Co Inc—1.-™
Prophet (The) Company
;i
17Va
Providence
;•
Public
Service
of
1
:
-
.
25
7
,4
9%
Mar
23%
Feb
300
22% Mar
900
21
Jan
22%
Feb
20 Va
Jan
21%
Jan
82
Jan
88% Mar
79%
Jan
85
Jan
330
125% Mar
10
84% Mar
Mar
92
131%
85%
'78% Jan
90
Jan
Feb
3% Mar
31,600
..
5,300
4%
Jan
9}$ Mar
13%
Jan
6% Mar
4,700
9%
Jan
Jan
100%
Feb
90
50
23% Mar
2,800
18%
1,500
24% Mar
30%
Jan
Mar
2%
Jan
2
19,000
Jan
;
Feb
1%
Jan
9Va
Jan
12 Va
Jan
15% Mar
16%
Jan
1
1,100
300
,
900
1,10 J
14% Mar
15%
Feb
2,200
10 Va
Jan
12%
Jan
3% Mar
6% Feb
3%
Jan
8%
Jan
1,300
2,100
200
8%
7% Feb
Feb
7'A Feb
800
13
Jan
Mar
67%
Jan
1,100
32
Feb
40%
Jan
3,700
33%
Jan
47%
Feb
63
900
1% Mar
};{ Feb
31,900
41%
Jan
55/8
Jan
6%
Feb
5
Mar
6%
Jan
31% Mar
3,300
400
1,300
8,500
Jan
16
11% Mar
Feb
9'A
14 Va Mar
16%
7%
300
9,200
2,100
89%
13 Va
6% Mar
Feb
3,600
Jan
Feb
96% Feb
Jan
Mar
59%
11
600
9
40
1
Jan
Jan
Jan
200
38 Vn
3V4
20 %
5,100
30%
Jan
40% Mar
1,900
2%
19
Jan
Feb
24
10
52 Vi
2%
65
1,900
4ft
7V2
17%
16%'
97/a
3%
Jan
Jan
Jan
200
10
Mar
11
825
50
Mar
58%
Jan
i.
1,3™)
2
ft Feb
•*10
Feb
150
62
Jan
41
Mar
3
3li
6%
17Va
16 .
x9%
6%
.1
Gas
23%. Jan
Mar
43 V4
4.
4
1
Proctor-Silex
-
42%
.1
Preston East Dome Mines Ltd--
19
10
50 2%
63%
—
*
Pratt & Lambert Co—i.__—
37
3
3%
20 Va
1
Inc
Power Corp of Canada:
:—™^
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd-.
6V2
42 Vt
37 V*
15%
H Va
H
-
l
33%
6 Va
96%
—
;l
A__
42
LA
12%
8/a
6Va
10
26% Mar
25
11-8
65'
32 Va
14 Va
95%
15V8
96 Va
—
Jan
Jan
7%
HVa
7%
-
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie.
50
Pittsburgh Railways Co_
•
Plastic Materials & Polymers Inc—lOc
Pneumatic Scale
3%
7
5%
5
SV*
12
—„1
-
o?7/
—,/
lOc
t
1
33'A
pesos
(Del)—™_i
Piasecki Aircraft Corp—^_
Pierce Industries Inc
7%
-
-
————_5
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips Screw Co™
Phoenix
H
40%
1%
-
,__i
Phillips Electronics & Pharmaceutical
-
32 Va
—
Peruvian
11/4
3^8
—
Pepperell Manufacturing Co i Mass ) —20 ;
Circle Corp
_2.50
Perfect
/8
6%
7%
1°%
63
32
39%
7
1
.
_/
24 %
150
20
21 /a
24 /a 26 Va
2
22 J8
1
i ;8
9%
9 *
15% 16/a
14^4 lora
HVa 11%
1
,
.1
;_„2
Co- class A
Class B
Parkersburg-Aetna
9
Jan
23 Va
88/a
6%
27%
400
500
12377 123 /4
85 /4 85/a
3 A ^3%
,
30% Mar
Jan
26'A Jan
300
Jan
1,300
--
25
2
Bol
Company
8b Va
.
21%
Bol
1
Chemical
29 Va
«/■'•'£01/
—
*
*
5,000
39'A
35% Mar
8
t
__i
Pantepec Oil (C A) Amer shares
Park
22
85 Va
3 V2
11V*
7%
1
-
&
Light 5%
Paddington Corp class AFage-Hersey TubesPancoastal
—
1
—
Power
-*
Airlines
23
1,400
oiif
«o
88%
"
preferred
Northern
/8
■
_*
preferred
preferred
:
dividend preferred-
2^/8
2*,?
25
—'.'r~
•
92
dividend
o*
--
23
22
25
1st
Lighting $4.50 preferred
$4.40
M;
1st
.
3 J;/8
3jVa 27/a
^5/
26^
23 :
25
redeemable
"rift8
/4
25
1st preferred™
25
1st pfd series A—25
4.50%
33 !^2 %V/*
30
25
1st preferred.
redeemable
4,80%
''
1st pfd
preferred
5%
5%
35Yf
8
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
'
«
"
-j
66
Feb
49%
Jan
5%
Jan
■6% Mar
9Va
Jan
1,100
17
Mar
20%
Jan
800
16
Jan
17%
Jah
Jan
9%
Jan
14,000
3,500
2,200
3ft Feb
9%
Colorado—
4Vi% cumulative preferred-:
Puerto Rico Telephone Co
.—100
.
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common—^.12.50
Co
5,500
81%
84 % Mar
Jan
35
84V2
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37 %
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Sinclair
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1
23%
4.88%
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Feb
23
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51%
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26
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Jan
Feb
1,600
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2,600
22
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28%
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500
2
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5%
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4
3,600
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Materials CO Tuc-
Southern
19
22!/a
80%
3,500
18%
Feb
26
Jan
79%
410
73%
Jan
81%
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1
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Southland Royalty Co—
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Spencer, Shoe Corp————
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
Stahl-Meyer
Inc———:
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56% Feb
Mar
7
30%
700
54
56
220
23%
24 Va
600
23'A
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23%
23%
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Standard
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Standard
Shares
Feb
50 %
20 Va
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21%
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200
20 Va
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21
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19%
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class
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11
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14
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19 % Mar
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27%
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4%
16
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Jan
5%
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18%
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22
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Jan
2 V2
900
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11
1
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12 Va
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l
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1,100
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2,100
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23 V2
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67%
17 Va
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21
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4,300
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11
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11%
12%
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27,300
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12 %
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1,200
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69% Mar
12 %
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5 Va
13% Feb
11% Mar
100
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3,600
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12
.
5 V2 Mar.,
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1,700
500
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13
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112
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12
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92 %
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14
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1
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3
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1
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4
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5%
11%
600
6%
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4,600-;
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7
7%
2%
3
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5
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12%
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2,500
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1 ft
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400
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—
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27
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Remington Anns Co Inc
Republic Foil Inc
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41 Va
23
19
11%
30
28
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Jan
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18,300
2
——
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173A
45
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18
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200
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21
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Jan
16%
100
18
18
—_—100
4%
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16%
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43/8
16%
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Pacific
3 % Mar
18%
Petroleums Ltd——
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Jan
12:
—
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4
Feb
16%
20
20
20
20
Jan
3%
3% Mar
2%
12
Oil Co Lid—
Seaboard Allied' Milling Corp™—
1
Seabourd Plywood & Lumber———1
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6,900
6,700
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Say re & Fisher Co..
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3%
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Sapphire Petroleums Ltd——
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4%
10
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1
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314
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5
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25
5%
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1,000
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30 ^ Jan
2,300
100
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1
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43
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26- Mar
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35
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300
90c
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31%
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—.
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3 Va Mar
1,000
29,500
1
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Feb
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7,900
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.
Feb
Jan
154
Mar
127
200
5
67 Va
of Prices
Low
High
3%
3%
Jan
2%
4,400
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1
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Ohio
13%
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8%
it
Warrants
Occidental
32
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1%
4,100
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24% Mar
12 y8
2%
67%
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Jan
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5
50
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1
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Royal American Corp—
Royalite Oil Co Ltd———.
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Russeks Fifth Avenue Inc
34 Va
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Norfolk & Southern Railway—
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North American Cement class A™
10
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2%
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37%
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lft
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—.—1
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Noma
Feb
2 Va
1,900
36%
37
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Nickel
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35 Va
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;
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30
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1
Superior Oils
23%
9,900
1%
2
127
131.
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17% Mar
8,100
12%
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24,800
32,200
26
12 Va
3%
1,900
4,700
18
24%
Feb
3
4,800
2%
12%
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2%
14
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Low
3Va
18%
36%
26
1
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17%
35%
2%
%
Chem Co™—™—50c
&
3
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
for Week
Range
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
i
Volume
191
Number 5933
.
.
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The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
(1141)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
American Stock
Exchange
Week's
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
Par
Trans Lux Corp
Low
1
common
-
Triangle Conduit
Tri-Continental
True
&
Corp
Union
Stock
Yards
of
Asbestos
Industrial
United
Milk-
United
Molasses
Amer
Pacific
U
S
Air
RR
J
6%
4
1
Ceramic
U
S
Foil
S
Rubber
U
United
Co
Tile
5%
5%
300
Valspar
Van
4V4
4% Mar
400
9%
>
34%
38'A
10 %
900
9%
6
9%
17,400
3%
4%
3,900
14
13%
36
ADanzig
German
5'As
Jan
11%
4%s
A
6
Feb
41%
Jan
11% Mar
Feb
18%
Feb
36
15%
16%
4,000
7%
7%
2,700
9
8%
9
2,500
7%
7%
200
6%
Feb
5
5%
1,000
4%
Feb
15% Mar
7
Jan
18
Feb
8%
Jan
10%
Jan
7%
;
A7s
Rio
♦No
f
Waco
Aircraft
Wagner
T/o
included
Waftt
&
trust
—
Bond
Inc
Jan
9%
Feb
Below
Jan
6%
Feb
on
12'A
Jan
13%
Jan
10%
12
400
Mar
11%
12%
year's
common
Knapp Inc
series
13%
Utilities
Western
Leaseholds
•
Western
;
50c
100
Invest
Wichita River
Wickes
,
,
(R
Wilson Brothers '
Woodall
21%
4%
100
.6%
31
Hargreaves
31
"
45*
'
45
~%
19
are
daily closing
19%
■
Bethlehem
Boston
Steel
Edison
Chemoil
Pump
Elec
6s
Aug
2%s
inc
3%s
1
series
Industries 6s
A
debs
Lackawanna
of
N
J
subord
2,300
Feb
5
Jan
25'A
Feb
34%
Jan
20%
Feb
20
87
Jan
91
26'A
27%
75
26% Mar
28
9%
10%
1,750
9 % Mar
14
Jan
Feb
30%
Jan
42% Mar
55 %
9ft Jan
9ft Feb
3'A
Jan
3%
Jan
l'A
Jan
l'A
Jan
20% Mar
■
20%
21%
6%
6
6%
4%
4%
4%
500
24%
Jan
5,700
6
2,900
4%
•
Last
or
Sale Price
June-Dec
112
5%
5s
convertible
National
5 %s
&
1974
86
Quar-Feb
RR
4s
No.
21
119%
LOW
due
5%s 1984
84 %
15
63%
63 %
1
85%
87%
43
45%
t.
—
)
1st
mortgage
1
Pennsylvania
3%s
Public
Rapid
88%
84%
120'/a
82%
85*
63%
82%
67
87%
29%
45%
(.25
Electric
American
conv
Harbor
Co
7s
subord
Water
.
1963
5
73
2
71%
77
89
167
106%
127
•
:
:
Power
&
Gas
deb
debs
Co
18
Edison
Corp
3s
1965
1973
3s
1976
series
G
:
1981_
California
Southern
Counties
154%
109.39 Jan
Low
100.77 Mar 11
6
26, '6Qf
-1959-1960-
Change
High
441.3
49-1.8
—3.3
554.2
475.6
474.0
—3.9
527.7
455.7
498.7
—2.8
570.1
484.7
309.3
—5.4
371.6
292.6
,
484.7s
——
225.3
Service
227.8
—1.1
231.8
420.1
426.7
—1.5
447.3
267.1s
and
382.7
272.9
—2.1
360.4
267.1
Low.
91%
Mar-Sepf
—Jan-July
87 %
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
No. of
Shares
Mon.
March
7
2,901,770
3,385,499
Railroad
Int'l
and Miscel.
U. 8.
Bank
Gov't
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
$6,194,000
$420,000
$6,614,000
6,584,000
314,000
6,898,000
7,394,000
6,852,000
5,307,000
Tues.
March
8-
March
9_
6,790,000
Thurs.
March 10-,
604,000
3,347,600
6,563,000
Fri.
March 11
289,000
2,709,410
5,132,000
175,000
15,980,064
$31,263,000
3,575,785
-
—
Mar-Sep*
April-Oct
1971—Jan-July
1970
92
93
86
3s
86
49
U.
S.
and
95'/a
145
98
169
"
—
$78
-
85
85
93%
93'A-
99'A
99'A
$95
102
$99
8
'
«
)
5
86
•
$37,888,700
$292,594,500
$348,534,200
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
Mon.
March
7
:
Tues.
March
8
9
Fri.
933.975
940,620
842,250
161,000
178,000
85%
78
86%
90
98
99
,
94'A
99%
103
96%
98%
86
84
.
168,000
179,000
102,000
7,000
114,000
$597,000
$19,000
1959
$10,000
$626,000
Jan. 1 to March 11
1960
1959
4,838,020
12,981,685
54,049,422
101,480,231
$5,902,000
,
$597,000
$381,000
$6,446,000
Foreign
government
19,000
60,000
304,000
461,000
Foreign
corporate
10,000
15,000
213,000
277,000
$626,000
$456,000
$6,963,000
$6,640,000
87
84
Bonds—
Domestic
—
$63,000
1,000
10,000
1960
Shares
of
Bonds
7,000
'
Week Ended March 11
Stocks—Number
Total
$2,000
107,000
4,838,020
79%
83
Bonds
$2,000
92,000
1,023,700
88
Corporate
Bonds
$59,000
:
Foreign
Gov't
1,097,475
March 11
85
Bonds
:
92
78
Domestlo
:
88%
85
Foreign
(No. of
Shares)
March 10_—
2
1
276,988,000
17,367,700
331,161,500
$33,065,000
March
——
104%
86
$1,000
$2,092,700
35,796,000
Transactions at the American Stock
Exchange
Thurs.
78
—
——
15,604^500
31,263,000
Industrial—.
64%
79%
~» —
191,252,321
4,000
$1,802,000
Total.
R
1959
153,691,285
$2,000
•
75%
——
1960
21,187,160
Bank
117%
——
—
Sales
$33,065,000
Government
Foreign
63
45
Bond
Jan. 1 to March I V
V
86
117%
$83%
15,980,064
93 %
1
92
$73
$84
Shares-
Wed.
$79
86
of
83
90
63
91%
$1,802,000
Bonds—
91%
81
9
158
$87
—
1
Total
Foreign
Bonds
Wed.
101%
1
$84
-
Jan-Aup
(Calif)
101%
$61
'62—Jan-July
Feb-Aug
3%s
1
21
5
207.1
Transactions at the New York Stock
Exchange
77'/a
83
96%
393 9
97%
91'A
%
Low
—2.8
292.6s
Utility
Trade, Finance
Mining
♦New
Feb.
405.3
Total-
74%
$83
Mar-Sepl
Gas
Gas
High
393.9s
455.7s
Goods
Transportation
113
96
90%
150
April-Oct
4'As series H 1982
4%s series I 1982
4%s series J 1982—
4%s series K 1983
Eouthern
5
$117% 120
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
1978
series F 1979
3%s
35
96
Feb-Aup
3%s series D 1976
1
Goods
Non-Durable
International
99%
86
1998_Jan-JuZy
deb
3%s series A 1973
2%s series C
76%
97%
—Aprii-Oct
1981—May-Noc
1964
3s
3%s series E
Durable
Railroad
83
93%
6s
74%
May-Noo
Southern
B
4
23
I960
475.6s
.
Manufacturing
21
101% 101%
91%
1967
conv
series
for
Percent
«,
1964—June-Dec
3%s
41
97%
76%
Jan-July
April-Ocf
April-Oct
1968
1
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s
3s
109.60 Aug
101.42 Sep
Range
(1939=100):
—
Stocks—Number
20%
103'A
5.234;
Range for 1959
Low
Week Ended March 11
1960
1959
106% 113
Ralls,
'
High
—
100
May-JVop
3%s
Power
California
(35 Stocks)
■
March 4, '60
Composite
49%
$81
-113
Jan-July
Service
Industrials,1 3.659;
;. 32
73
Apr-Oci
1970
5%s
Safe
to
1971
&
year are as follows
50
20%
Mar-Sep
extended
Water
divisors:
Closing
128
$60
1976—Jan-July
Television; Inc—
mortgage
3s
following
the
on the closing prices of the common
stock
4, 1960, for composite and by major industry groups
compared with the preceding week and with
highs and lows for the current
Total
45%
$25%
$98%
ApriZ-Oct
i
w
:
1953
Power
using
SEC Index of Stock Prices
High
105%
120
Jan-July
.
6%s
by
Jan
46%
86 %
84%
—
82
53
$115
—
Apr-Oct
1970——Jart-July
liq tr ctfs—
England Power 3%s 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
-1st
daily
18.42.
The SEC index of stock
prices based
for week ending March
Jan. 1
L-Feb-Aug
1978
New
Ohio
65 stocks,
:
Range Since
High
$48
Corp—
subord debentures
Theatres
compiled
are
Compiled by National Quotation
Bureau, Inc.
Jan
,
Sold
105% 113
June-Dec
-
8%
Jan
Bonds
Friday's
June-Deo
-—,_June-Dec
Mar
Bid & Asked
82.28
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock
Averages
Week's Range
Period
82.27
83.41
W/i
Jan
■
——
83.32
78.92
8.53;
Feb
Jan
Research
Hess
Averages
Feb
10,600
82.22
78.87
.
Utilities,
Jan
89
20%
1963—.;
Western
Bellas
79.43
Division—
debentures
National
Jan
18'A
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6%%
Midland Valley RR 4s 1963
National
79.47
87.38
■Jan
2%
27%
mortgage 4s series A 1993
flfay-Nov
mortgage es series IB 1993——
.-May
Flnlalid Residential Mtge Barik 5s 1961—Mar-Sepl'
General Builders Corp—
6s
26
89
A 1st
AGuantanamo &
Feb
25%
1st
.
87.43
199.71
101.15
26%
1
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
200.47
85.97
-
100.77
89
■
82.15
82.14
83.26
141.66
Mar. 11__
Jan
1%
83.15
83.16
78.87
602.31
10
Fri.
11%
l'A
Bonds
78.86
87.50
Jan
2'A
~
40
ities
78.90
87.43
Mar
%
9 % Mar
"l%
Util¬
Ralls
79.27
199.32
198.00
45
Jan
1,600
5s
Grade
.
Total
79.10
86.04
Mar.
•
10
79.08
100.83
l'A Mar'
1,300
1970
87.53
85.80
9_„
2,800
1973—
Rails
201.50
86.21
138.97
Mar. 10
3'A
1998
Grade
trials
Stocks
138.18
Mar.
9%
43%
tEx-dls-
Second
140.57
604.02
Wed.
3
debs 1994
1970
Indus¬
65
Ftrst
599.10
Thur.
9'A
43
range).
10
10
607.16
Jan
3
43
year's
dividend.
7—.
Jan
21%
47%
45
range).
d Ex-interest,
Under-the-rule
transaction
in
9J__.
~~
200
45
40%
year's
n
8-i—--
29%
9%
21%
In
included
Mar.
3 7'A
Feb
Interest
4s
(not
Mar.
Jan
14%
—10c
Power
included
Ex-principal,
101.53
12%
Low
Appalachian
h
102.32
3,100
1974
(not
cash
21
44
Mar.
8-_
13%
40c
debs
86.53
7™
12%
50c
subord
conv
141.83
Mar
13"
Friday
&
609.79
4_—
Mar.
18%- Jan
BONDS
5%s
Mar.
Mon.
15 % Mar
21%
47%
of representative stocks and bonds
listed
Util¬
Tues.
100
American Stock Exchange
46%
$40
Total
ities
Feb
1,000
21 %
—
compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.:
as
Rail¬
Jan
1%
2
—
for
$62%
..
47%
dividend,
roads
%
18'A
98%
$60
$98% 100
'
Jan-July
Jan-July
15
41
-
98%
$60
-
—Bonds
20
32%
.
15'A
£1
1
—
averages
Jan
1%
9%
—
—
Exchange
Jan
15%
*
;
*
trials
Date
Jan
Feb
92
$
**
Stocks
Jan
3]J
'A
94%
91'%
—
Stock and Bond
Averages
the
27% Mar
800
«.X
Corp
Steel
,5%
Feb
1%
■
$90
.
30'A
25
Co-
A Amer
Jan
8,600
94%
$90
*
A
100
%
•
19
18%
$63
•
z Ex-stock
30%
25
I"
ask
the New York Stock
Mar
15 %
100
regular
Zale
Alsco Inc
Jan
23%
86
3 *6 Mar
100
8
ord
Zapata Petroleum
1}$
Jan
-
»'
15
Jan
Jan
3%
200
-
27%
;~ft
1
Ltd
Jewelry Co
Zapata Off-Shore
Jan
3%
18%
222,800
31
27%
1
inc—_____
dep rets
preference
-
700
%
ft
31 -
10
Woodley Petroleum Co
Woolworth <F W) Ltd—
Wright
niJBB
4%
Feb
1% Mar
8,900
3ft
A
.1
Machine—.,
American
1,700
30
Feb
1
Co
Industries
lft ' -
-i1
''
--1
Jan
Feb
3
Feb
1 % Jan
93
5
___
common
Newspaper
1%
3%
Feb
Feb
3%
Jan
28%. Jan
79
1
5%
preferred
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 4%%
pfd
Wood (John) Industries Ltd—
Wood
500
4%
•
CO—
&
80
300
20%
10
Corp
Corp
C)
3%
3 %
20%
.20
Williams-McWilliams -Industries
Williams
1%
140
r4%
—Is
Co
Brothers
15,800
90
iff
—
flat.
Date—
■
—
Oil
(The)
Williams
Feb
1%
4%
Jan
2%
Ltd—
-
Mfg
21%
„
_1
White Eagle International Oil Co—10c
Stag
2% Mar
100
3%
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
White
300
16,400
3
pfd„,
1
■—«_
Jan
3
Ltd—
Coal
Westmoreland Inc
3%
1%
Amer dep rets ord .shares-.'
Western. Tablet &
Stationery
Westmoreland
"3%
Co
Stockholders
75
Jan
29
_1
—
Jan
3
82
.
Transaction
Ex-rights,
—
"•
$120
delivery transaction
r
U.J. (■'
■
17%
10
Jan
4
2%
1%
82
1.25
4.40%
Development
5%
3% Mar
5
Manufacturing
Texas
Western
4% Mar
21%
1 %
•
West Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
West Chemical' Products IncL.
Wast
900
500
2%
2%
'
Jan
5%
21%
,
"~2%
10c
preference.
Wentworth
"2%
.
1
Webster Investors Inc (Del)
Weiman .& Company Inc
*
y
traded
and
2012
—
'
190
$15
,*
Mar-Sept
jg Ex-stock
range),
Ex-dividend,
being
2s
Jan
Jan
3%
-
75
1
Webb &
$6
(Plan A)
Deferred
•
10
1,500
a
2008
__
■),$150
' ;
May-Nov
Indus¬
4%
3%
30
Instrument Co
66%
99%
-
June-Dec
1997
Jan
9% Mar
5'/a
_100
common!.:
63%
99
warrants.
5%
•
$2 cumulative preferred—
4
prices; no sales being transacted
during the current week. '
receivership.
above—"cod," certificate's of deposit; "cons,"
consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M,"
mortgage;, "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c,"
voting-trust certificates;
"w 1." when
issued; "w w." with warrants; "x w," without
12,600
11%
1
2%s
30
Walthani Precision
19
99%
95%
Abbreviations used
17,400
10
A)
Jan
.
—
60%
$150
.
April-Ocl
1972
5s
distribution,
in
Bonds
24,400
ctfs
5
100
■
.
1947.
Jan
13%
A
x
$ Friday's bid
§ Reported In
8%
51/4
voting
95 %
65%
87%
98
$120
'
Jan-July
Jan-July
—Feb-Aug
2%s 2008—May-Noo
Denmark
3s
Ex-liquidating
(not
6%
Co
Baking
preferred
2
64
64
99%
Municipalities
*
(Plan
value,
par
trlbution.
7%
H
I_
"
.
1949
de Janeiro stamped
5%
11
6%s
stamped
Sinking fund
6%
'
;
High
87%
99%
'
Jan-July
•
1967—
stamped (Plan
(Republic of)—
85/a
9%
B
(Prov)
(issue of Oct 1927)
9%
lOc
•-<
Jan. 1
Low
1
95%
Feb-Aug
debs—
'
vv
Range Sines
No.
Jan
6'A
-
8% Mar
25c
—
Bonds
Sold
99%
June-Aug
.
1967
Mortgage Bank of
1
*
I"
June-Deo
1960
A)
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
a7s (issue of
May 1927) 1947.'
2
a
Friday's
High
87%
87%
June-Dec
1951—
A
series
Maranhao
Jan
Mar
,.:-v
Manufacturing
1964—
1951—:
Jan
13%
7%
7s
Adjustment
Hanover
9% Mar
33%
16 Vb
Coke Co
1963
3%s
1952
B
series
1
&
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
—April-Oct
Port & Waterways 6%s 1952
Jan-July
Savings Banks and Clearing Assn—T
Debt
Feb
100
5
5%
series
A
Parana
42,600
14
1
,A6s
*
14%
35
,
Peru
46%
8% Mar
—
5s
(Germany)
series
Jan
-
34% Mar
3,300
(Fla)
Traction
A 6s
Jan
4% Mar
1,400
10
Baden
11%
34% Mar
35%
„
A
5%
,
Feb
8%
Feb
19
Feb
7%
48,000
Jan
178% Mar
Jan
4%
Corporation
Inc
1,300
34%
'
Food Products
Vornado
Feb
4%
25c
1970
...
Feb
x9%
8
_15
Penn
or
Bid & Asked
Central Bk of German State & Prov
Banks—
Jan
V'
35%
9%
Rubber
Virginia Iron Coal
Vogt
6
10
Industries warrants
Victoreen (The) Instrument Co
Vinco
Feb
55
14% Mar
10%
10
35%
Norman
Vita
Jan
1,300
4%
4%
10 %
-
com_10c
—
•
&
Jan
3%
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Jan
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22
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200
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American
American
American
Anaconda
Boston
Pers
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Service
Cities
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&
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Eastern
Mass
National
Ford
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61
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United
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373/4
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Jan
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27% Mar
339
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54%
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Jan
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64
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5
49%
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23
49% Mar
62 %
Jan
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51
26 % Mar
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Feb
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Sales
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Low
High
Goebel Brewing
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Jan
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Feb
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Feb
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15
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42%
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100
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25
89%
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146
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12
Feb
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29%
35
29% Mar
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23
28%
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410
59%
59%
154
55
100
19%
116
36
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American
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—
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Ashland
AVCO
19%
Feb
19%
Feb
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Leonard
Rickel
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30%
Feb
36% Mar
Rockwell
28 %
Feb
28%
Rudy
81%
Feb
5
Feb
170
175
Jan
Feb
Feb
41%
Jan
31%
165"
29% Mar
34%
Jan
33%
10
33% Mar
39
Jan
30%
146
29% Mar
35
Chesapeake
38%
39% Mar
43%
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58%
24%
188
22%
Feb
28%
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14%
20
14%
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15%
%
•
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59%
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49
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129
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87%
53
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222% 228%
142
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63
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30
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1
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105
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30
14
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120
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Feb
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American
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—
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Jan
-/8
39
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American
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173
2Ya
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5
58%
58%
10
57%
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5
40
40
10
40
Mar
48%
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13
26%
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1
26% Mar
37%
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47%
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12
44%
50%
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5
40%
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167
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55%
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36%
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200
36% Mar
42%
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44%
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125
44% Mar
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26
35%
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600
54
18%
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1,500
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82
61% Feb
Feb
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20
56%
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i
203/4
34%
&
for Week
of Prices
"52%
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30
—
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25
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33
Jan
201
540
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14
/:
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430
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Feb
38y4 Mar
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3,100
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Jan
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200
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1
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Mar
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6
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Borg-Warner
Jan
9% Mar
24
68%
1%
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27%
23%
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9%
24
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—
,
Feb
33/4
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53
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5
8
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10%
1,440
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1,122
5
15%
the
of
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23% Mar
———.
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Standard Oil (N J)
Standard Oil (Ohio———
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5%
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Aluminium Ltd
95
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Jan
49%
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221
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8
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Feb
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36
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——
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25%
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32
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Feb
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25
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85
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950
: 23
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Jan
30
—
550
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69%
87
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45
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320
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Monsanto Chemical
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61%
45
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Jan
350
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59%
1
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10
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433/4 Mar
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—
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Feb
30
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102
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568
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Jan
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27
54%
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313/4
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Jan
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——
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13
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71
10
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Mar
103
1
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28
1,419
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46
1
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13 %
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34%
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Jan
16%
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90% Mar
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38%
73%
—
44%
1
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86%
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Columbia Gas System.———.—10
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23
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23%
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American
650
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10
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American Motors wi
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Mar
29%
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226
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93%
14%
—
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Kysor Heater
Lakey Foundry
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34%
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—
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&
14%
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Feb
28%
1
——
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j. r.
—
51% Mar
Paige common
38%
138
19%
*
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if'
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60%
1,267
_
255
23
59%
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51%
_
31%
37%
Jan
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-
51%
_
General Motors Corp
11%
23%
Jan
Feb
'
1
Shares
58%
10
Eagle Picher
1
2%
29% Mar; '
Gar Wood Industries
29%
1
310
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10
_
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for Week
.
Jan
12'
1,000
______
_
42%
89
7%
11%
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—
National
27
2%
Fruehauf Trailer
High
146
7%
Jan
Mar
297/a
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"
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Mar
10
403/4
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Fenestra
34%
34%
25
.
205
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Hoskins Manufacturing
Gas
1,045
,
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293/a
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31%
37%
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31%
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25
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4
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.
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1 —125
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.
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418
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12% Mar
•
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39
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Jan
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433/4 Mar
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50
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1
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of Prices
Jan
12
.
35J/4 Mar
253
41
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Elec
Westinghouse
i
2,004
133/4
—
&
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Week's
Friday
STOCKS
24
—
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Co
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Feb
6c
36%
39
32%
16
303/a
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20%
13%
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—
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Feb
Detroit Stock Exchange
Jan
Jan
100
Jan
20
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62
Mar
prices.
of these Cincinnati
73% Mar
Jan
Mar
25% Mar
800
*
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Association
&
58
Jan
16
■"
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433/4
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—
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93 ya
35%
20%
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2.50
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RexaH Drug Co.
Shawmut
4
400
12
8c
—
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Jan
Jan.
Jan
Jan
Jan
6!5% Jan
Jan
47%
69 % Mar
50
154
16
25%
—25
10
Narragansett Racing Assn
1
National Service Companies
1
New England Electric System
-20
New England Tel & Tel Co—--——100
Pennsylvania
>
148
59%
42 %
103%
Jan
40%
common—
Cement
58
58
indebted to 'Me iirm of W. E. HUTTON & CO
are
Jan
25
Loew's Boston Theatres
Star
50
86% Jan
Mar
Mar
Mar
Mar
Mar
Feb
Mar
;
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Lone
72%
127%
50%
37%
79%
45%
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cum
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Low
High
10
25
127
236
97
72% 72%
127% 128%
50% 52%
37 Va 37%
79% 82%
46% 49%
59% 59V2
72%
*
-
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Jan
Feb
52 y4
Inc..——..—*
5%
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High
Low
.———25
-
-
Rubber
S
Jan
59%
60%
Copper Corp.—
Kennecott
.27
84
——;
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Island
Feb
5,733
2,086
com__—1 j
„
Electric
General
Feb
31
90
87%
305
—
Assoc
Stores
Gillette Co
29
Mar
245/a
303/a
84%
49 Va
613/4
—_.—
Fuel
St Ry
First
Jan
225/a Mar
22%
27
85%
303/4
Jan
——-——*
Co:
&
Gas
28%
523/4
Inc—
Copper Range Co..
Eastern
10
*
—-—_100
—.—
Boston & Providence
Calumet
23%
———38
Co
Edison
Boston
28%
—
Union Carbide
High
Low
High
287/a
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Sugar Refining, conu*—100
Tel & Tel—
33%
Company —-—:
—.50
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Sales
for Week
Par
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Week's
Range
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
Sales
Range
Last
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
Week's
Friday
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(1142)
23/8
23/a
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Feb
Jan
393/4 Mar
Feb
100
2%
Feb
3
Feb
4,400
49%
Feb
61%
Feb
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Number
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
'
■
Budd
Par
Company
Burlington
Industries
Burroughs
B.
T.
L.
Canadian Export
Carrier
'
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Smith
&
Ndwcommtn
Champlin
32%
*
27 y4
6vb
Cities
&
60 y2
4 '%
Cliff's
!
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Jan
41'A
Jan
National
27
Mar
31%
Jan
National
5%
Feb
7%
Jan
National
800
29%
Feb
34
Mar
New
12%
800
59% Mar
69%
Jan
20%
21%
800
20
Mar
26
Jan
Northern
Illinois
16
100
16
Mar
231/4
Jan
Northern
Indiana
Public
Gas
/
25% Mar
12%
12
1,700
12
Mar
49
149
Mar
154
150
149
Mar
36
Northern
Natural
Northern
Pacific
15%
Jan
173
Northern
Jan
38
149% Mar
54%
4,700
51% Mar
33%
300
31
Feb
42
41
42%
1,000
41
Mar
*
48
47%
48%
250
47% Mar
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43
2,iu0
39% Mar
491/4
Jan
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85 *
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Jan
14%
14%
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13%
Jan
16%
Feb
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24%
25%
700
35
Jan
; 19%
19%
19%
2,200
Feb
20%
Jan
'•56 '/a
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56'% Mar
58%
Jan
26%
26%
200
26 % Mar
29%
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34
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Du Mont..Laboratories
Mar
11%
600
21
Mar
29%
22%
20% Mar
31%
Pont
Ei
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Natural Gas1—
Paso
Radio & Phono
Emerson
Erie
Railroad
Fairbanks
Co
Fairbanks Whitney
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Pfizer
Jan
26%
Feb
1,100
29%
Jan
42%
200
41 % Mar
48
Jan
*
24%
23%
24%
800
22%
24% Mar
22%
21%
23%
400
21% Mar
29%
Jan
34
33'%
34'%
1,000
33%
Jan
41 y2
Jan
17%
17
i7%
2,500
17
Mar
20%
Jail
32%
33%
3,000
32y8 Mar
39%
Jan
26%
26%
100
25%
Jan
27%
Jan
44%
45%
600
43
Feb
54%
Jan
63%
63%
300
61
Feb
64
Jan
17
17%
800
17
22%
Jan
45i/a
45%
200
42%
1,250
6
45%
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17
38%
39%
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16
16
1.2
15
15
0
151/8
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13%
57%
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Granite
City
Drug
Gray
Great Lakes
Indiana
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Jan
32
Mar
33%
Feb
26%
27%
1,200
26% Mar
33%
Jan
57'/a
Jan
(Un)
41%
42%
28%
475
43%
1,100
31%
31%
32%
2,000
31 'A Mar
39%
45%
46%
350
42%
Jan
47% Mar
62%
64%
1,100
59%
Jan
•
25%
200
25% Mar
Jan
Revlon
:
97%
99%
1,600
941/2
Jan
Rex-all Drug & Chemical
28
1,300
27% Mar
32
Jan
Reynolds Metals Co..
15%
13% Mar
18
Jan
Reynolds
(R
10%
Jan
Richman
Brothers
600
200
10 '/a -J?eb
new
26%
Jan
29
Jan
St
Louis
National
800
331/8
Jan
39
Feb
8t
Louts
Public
70
74
9,500
Mar
92%
Jan
St
17%
,18%
300
17% Mar
19%
Jan
26% : 2,7%
-1,800
26
30
Feb
Schenley Industries
Schering Coip
Schwltzer
Corp
250
9
8%
9
70
Jan
Feb;.
641'
Jan
8%
Feb
'9
Jan
2%
Jan
62%
300
60%
8%
1,000
3%
1,800
3%
Jan
Signode
7%
800
7% Mar
8
Jan
Sinclair
450
44% Mar
53
Jan
Socony
V
3
•7%
45
44%
86%
Pacific Co
Feb
39%
Jan
Spiegel
900
22% Mar
23%
Jan
Square
73%
2,500
70% Mar
84%
Jan
Standard Brands
68'/4
.900
65% Mar
80%
Jan
Standard
68%
350
60
Jan
18%
900
18
Mar
400
3°•v-
72%
70%
65%
65%
65
65
18%
18
r
40
39%
37%
22%
44%
*'
1,900
53'A Mar
58%
Jan
D
Co
Jan
60
Feb
Jan
31
Jan
26
Jan
31'/a
Jan
33%
33%
33%
300
33i/a Mar
38
Jan
39%
39%
40
700
39% Mar
46%
Jan
48
50
222
46%
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Feb
-*
10%
lnc
;
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Feb
35%
Feb
Stewart-Warner
Mar
49
Jan
Storkline
50%
Jan
Studebaker-Packard
50
Feb
42%
Feb
49
50
49
Jan
>
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63%
63%
63%
100
591/2
Jan
66%
20%
20%
20%
100
201/a
Feb
21%
12%
13
293
12%
Jan
13
28%
28%
1,900
15%
1,000
•
Sundstrand
Sunray
37
Jan
Temco
14%
Jan
16%
Jan
14
500
12
Feb
18%
Jan
-1
20
300
38%
Feb
48% Mar
36%
36%
50
35%
Jan
38
"4
3%
4%
3.800
3%
Feb
12
31%
12%
2,100
9%
30%
30%
150
28%
J
50
50
1,000
50
54
Jan
40%
42%
4,100
40% Mar
55%
Jan
37%
36%
37%
3,800
36% Mar
42%
Jan
40%
40%
41%
16,000
20'/a
19% V 20%
22%
22
,
Jan
131/4
Jan
Textron
Jan
31%
Jan
Jan
30%
Feb
Mai-
47%
Jan
Toledo
Mar
88
Jan
Trane
39%
41%
1,500
39% Mar
,50%
Jan
Transamerica
43
Jan
Trans
50%
Jan
&
37%
100
35%
12%
12%
100
12% Mar
13%
Jan
42
41%
43
3,400
41 % Mar
50%
Jan
39%
39%
40'A
39% Mar
46%
43 y8 Mar
50%
Jan
48% Mar
56
Jan
44
43 Va
44%
7,500
12,000
49'%
48%
49%
9,500
15
15%
800
24%
25%
Jan
32
39%
Union
Carbide
71/4
Jan
Union
Electric
Jan
Union
42%
40%
43%
1,000
40% Mai-
54'%
Jan
31%
31%
800
31% Mar
32'%
Jan
United
Aircraft
78%
78
78%
700
78
Mar
991%
Jan
United
Air
66%
68%
500
63
Jan
701/4
Jan
United
Mar
United
Fruit
Jan
United
States
4%
5
800
4%
Jan
5
2%
2%
400
2%
Jan
3%
10%
50
10
:18%
10% Mar
Feb
211/4
Jan
Jan
29%
Jan
Feb
21%
8
Rubber
v
«
Steel
10%
1,100
1
17%
15%
17%.
800
7%
7%
7%
700
7% Mar
8Vs
Jan
Webcor
45%
45%
47%
300
45% Mar
54%
Jan
wostprn
28
*
9%
15
200
45
Feb
48%
Jan
200
38%
Feb
43%
Jan
'*'*>11-10001
700
73% Mar
80'%
Jan
White
(Un)—12.50
17%
400
16%
12
11%
12
400
21%
21%
21%
250
17%
17%
400
26%
26%
26%
1,200
8%
500
(Un)
Mississippi River Fuel
Monroe
Chemical
Co
1
*
10
*
see
page
46.
178
172'% 178
30%
12%
10%
31
13
500
1,800
2,611
11 %
1,200
11
Feb
17%
Jan
52%
Feb
63
Jan
57
22%
57%
400
46%
12
22%
23
1,100
22% Mar
26 %
Jan
21%
22
3,900
21% Mar
24%
Jan
46%
47%
1,400
45'A
Jan
50%
Feb
14%
Jan
11%
12
300
11%
Jan
a
34%
34%
35
2,500
34
Jan
36
Jan
72 Va
72%
73%
1,600
72'% Mar
86%
Jan
30'/a
30%
30%
300
29%
Jan
31'/8
Jan
27%
27%
100
27% Mar
36%
20
Feb
24%
Jan
Jan
22%
21%
22%
900
541/4
54%
54'A
3,000
47%
Feb
57%
Jan
26%
26%
26% Mar
28 3A
Jan
15%
26%
2,050
15%
15%
1,200
16%
Feb
58%
58%
100
58% Mar
67
Jan
8,200
24% Mar
29
Jan
500
13% Mar
16%
Feb
25%
24%
25%
13%
13%
14%
7%
7%
8
3,400
15%
Feb
11 va
Jan
34%
35%
300
34%
Feb
39'A
Jan
1
30%
32%
300
30'A Mar
35%
Feb
*
80
81
150
79'A Mar
82
Jan
128
129
1,600
127% Mar
(Un)
•
10
—
7% Mar
(Del)
27%
29 Va
1,400
32
Jan
200
34
Mar
147%
34
Jan
Mar
43%
Jan
31
Jan
35%
35%
100
35% Mar
41
Jan
28%
600
26% Mar
37%
(Un)______l
7%
7%
1,100
24
25%
2,900
24
92%
96%
1,150
86%
2,300
27% Mar
7'%
Jan
Feb
7%
Jan
Mar
31'A
Jan
Feb
96% Mar
4
8
(Un)
95
53 Ye
50%
53%
4,900
50% Mar
63%
Jan
16%
Gypsum
Products Co
80%
79%
83
6,100
79% Mar
103%
Jan
28
26%
28%
1,400
24%
50%
50%
100
45%
10%
11%
2,400
10% Mar
13%
Jail
50%
49%
50%
400
46%
Feb
557/8
Jan
49%
47
50
2,100
45%
1
10
1
Jan
Wisconsin
Electric
22%
Feb
Wisconsin
Public Service
17%
19%
Jan
Wnnlworth
Jan
Feb
30 % Mar
Jan
26% Mar
8%
186
33%
Jan
Mar
Jan
13% Mar
World
(F
;
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(Wm)
Co
Jr
Yates-American
Youn'gstown
Zenith
Power
Radio
Feb
57 »/8
Jan
28%
28 %
400
28% Mar
34 y8
Jan
54%
547/s
300
54% Mar
67%
Jan
21
21
21%
600
19
Jan
22
Feb
39%
39
39%
500
36%
Feb
42%
Feb
Machine
Sheet
Corp
&
Co
200
36'/2
Feb
39 Va
Jan
26
26%
400
25%
Feb
26%
Jan
10
;
Tube
38%
26%
59%
59%
60%
Feb
3
14%
14%
14%
-*
80%
80'/2
81
10
(Un)___
Co.-
38%
10
(Un)
Publishing Co new common
Wrigley
Feb
«
13
Jan
Co
53
•
common
21 % Mar
26% Mar
&
lnc
11% Mar
Feb
Jan
29% Mar
54%
§
Co
Stores
Jan
1
Corn
Motor
Wilson
4%
34
26%
28%
•
Feb
162
33%
5
(Un)
lnc
Co
Co
32%
34
'32%
__lO
10
Corp
181/8
7%
128%
25
Co
Telegraph
2%
Westinghouse Elec Corp new com__6.25
75%
8% *
U%
(Un)__
Co
39%
17%
8%
Jan
Jan
11%
Union
47%
17%
'
15%
24%
1
lnc—
Wieboldt
4
*
1
...
Corp
Walgreen
73%
16%c
10-
Jan
46%
75%
Metropolitan Brick lnc
Meyer Blanks co
———
Mickelberry's Food Products
Middle South Utilities new
Jan
14% Mar
5
—5
RR
Universal Oil
39%
47%
*
13 Va
•
Corp
Lines
U
10
1
Jan
24% Mar
2,205
4,800
California
of
Pacific
10%
200
31%
1,200
15
15%
11%. Jan
Feb'
nnion
Oil
19
Co
For footnotes,
Jan
Jan
29%
1,000
Jan
15
Corp
Corporation
20
18%
Field
po (Un)
St
89'%
6%
—1
—4
(Henry C) & Co
Marquette* Cement- Mfg—
Lytton's
Salle
Feb
18 % Mar
29%
Libby McNeil <fc Libby
Lincoln Printing Co common
Minneapolis Brewing Co
Minnesota Mining & Mfg
La
63% Mar
10%
17%
Jan
Feb
So
300
University.—-—5
1
common—
*
Mar
14%
< Un >
Film
Centur.v-Fox
1,900
200
Feb
15
Corp—
Corp
6%
common
& Scott
208
36
Jan
Mar
15%
1
Airlines
Radio
651/8
-1
—-—33 h
Co
Forge' Co.l
La Salle Extension
Kropp
20th
15
Feb
8
(Un).
Corp
Continental
Jan
34% Mar
World
Trav-lcr
Tri
25%
1
63%
18%
Jan
37%
Co
6%
33%o
8.75
•
5
Chemical
31% Mar
Edison
331/8
18%
38
37%
Company
65
*
10
37%
BOo
-
73
3.50
Co
30% Mar
5
lnc
35%
Stephens & Shinkle Shoe
Laughlin Steel (Un)
43
50
3.33%
38
3,800
29% Mar
5
26
36
Jan
600
28
Producing
300
Jan
26 Va
30%
,_1
Co—
.*
500
*34%
42% Mar
23 %
Mar
30%
1
28
Corp
Transmission
Gas
lnc
Gulf
34%
Light (Un)
Kennecot.t Copper Corp (Un)
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Aircraft
Tennessee
Texaco
Texas
135%
Feb
19 vo Mar
22
1
Company
J an
Feb
38%
1,700
2,500
30%
_4___5
4 %
108%
Mar
_5
Transmission..
300
23
29%-; 33 %'
1
Corp
500
109
Jan
Jan
•
3,500
109
50%
50
—.10
Gas
111%
5
Feb
Jan
(Un)
Texas
Feb
44%
40%
—2.50
Corp
76%
-
3,900
9%
1
Corp
39%
40
47%
Feb
7
73
•
46%
8%
10
Jan
r
28
1,400
(Ohio).
41%
1
*
26 'A Mar
9
(Un)_.
Co
38
27
200
8%
28
76%
•'26%
Jan
26%
9
Thompson Ramo-Wooldridge
Thor Power Tool Co
26%
79
Jan
Corp
Swift &
45%
10
Feb
9%
Mid-Continent Oil Co__
281/5 Mar
15%
—■
70%
Feb
issued
Sunbeam
44%
—10
100
26%
_t>.26
Furniture
Feb
/ 13%
&
Oil
Jan
13%
1
71%
8%
Railway Equipment
When
Mar
15%
-w1-——-1
Jan
71%
1
Oil
45
400
36%
Mar
•
California—
30
250
26
100
Indiana
Standard
1,500
250
9
(Un)
of
23% Mar
45
Jan
27%
«
of
Feb
31%
54%
80«
Oil
21%
46
Jan
39% Mar
9
-
Oil
Standard
44
11%
600
.18
Standard
Standard
45
10% Mar
41
26
47%
1,900
39%
41
9
Corp__I
Dredging
Jan
3iy8
10%
10%
Jan
_—1
(Un)_._______.
Jan
400
Jan
a
Standard
72'% Mar
23'%
Feb
Jan
'*
45%
7.50
62
•
431/4
Mineral & Chemical
Paper (Un)
International Shoe Co——
International Tel & Tel (Un) —
Merritt Chapman
53%
■
44%
71%
28 Va
Co__._______i
(Un)
47%
23%
49
28%
International
&
39% Mar
56 y2
(Un)
Corp
Mar
2,400
Feb
Merck
900
250
(Un)
37% Mar
39%
►
291/8
(The)
41
54
900
lnc
33%
44% Mar
Martin
39%
Feb
g
Co
39
Marshall
46%
800
(Un)
Oil
Rand
23
45
Mobil
Sperry
22%
311/4
Strapping
Corp
Oil
Southern
1,000
22%
Steel
Southern
22% '
International
-
100
__i
Jan
600
Co
Jan
49%
30
B
Feb
84% Mar
98%
800
A-
Jan
78%
30 v*
_
class A
Pen
Jan
37%
37%
A)
55%
36%
39%
(W
99%
600
10,000
20O
Leath
52%
61% Mar
29%
~ Tin
—HIT"™ * 1
HI I
1
HI
Hill
A Co
105%
3,000
45%
30
Co
42% Mar
29%
Hi—5
(Un)
Jan
103
43%
45%
Gas
500
700
57.
A__Z"i3
class
Co
43% Mar
84% ,.86%
101
45%
41
Laclede
Class
.
1
______u-1-—-—-3,
Steamship Co
Monarch
Sheaffer
68% Mar
44'A
IsOf
Stockyards
...
60%
Jan
~**I~5
Service
Paper
Roebuck
8%
62%
29%
Knapp
Jan
Sears
8.33 %
Co
Power
9%
8% Mar
Regis
Jan
62%
•
III
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
300
—•
Co—
Aluminum
Mar
29%
Co
36
44%
Kansas
Jan
44
42%
Tobacco.—__5
26%
29%
Kaiser
29
61%
40%
55 %
•
;.y Rockwell Standard Corp
^
-*
com—6.25
1
:
Power
48
Jftn
42% Mar
49%
(Un)___~_L~2~50
Paper
35
45%
&
J)
Raisin
26%
International Harvester
.tones
Feb
River
26%
10
Central RR
Indiana General Corp
Johnson
Mar
12
17%
2
1
—
Illinois
Interstate
131/4
9% Mar
3,300
12
,
I
41 % Mar
28
62
J
73
5
1Corporation —.
—
Huttig Sash & Door..—;—.—
Interlake
1,600
44%
10
lnc
35
-5
common:
Corp
Steel
25%
§
(Un)
35'A Mar
28
Feb
Hupp
Inland
Raytheon Company
Republic Steel Corp
Jan'
H)
Illinois Brink
Jan
42%
Co Ltd—
Industries lnc
Howard
Jan
25'%
(G) Brewing Co___
(F
9"%
265%
Jan
Co———
Corp-
Holmes
6% Mar
Feb
42%
§
221% Mar
Feb
Stores
:
Dredge & Dock__;
Werner
Hertz
■
Jan
34 Va
41%
a
300
7%
Howing common—!—*
Greif Bros Cooperage class A
,_u—*
Greyhound' Coro (tin )—■—
i—3
Griesedieck" Co
:J—L————1
Heileman
61
Jan
56%
1,200
1,050
—
Gulf Oil CcTp new
Feb
800
36%
32 y8
43
—•
Co (Un)
200
39% Mar
Lakes
Great
Jan
Feb
35
1
of
7%
.24%
—
Co
17'/8
Jan
32
»
(The)
225%
100
——,
Steel
13% Mar
27%
Quaker Oats Co
400
distribution—..._1
—.—10
Tire & Rubber Co.
—*
Gossard
800
Feb
4,800
——1
(Un)
Jan
4,300
27
39%
Gillette (The) Co
Glen Alden Corp ex
Co
17%
35%
251/s Mar
11%
2
General Box Corp——___—.——1
General Contract Finance
...—2
General Dynamics (Un)
1
General Electric Co
5
General Foods Corp———--——*
General Motors Corp
1.66%
General Portland Cement
1
General Public Utilities
5
uenl Telephone & Electronics Corp—10
General Tire & Rubber___;i^___--63 Vhc
Glidden
Feb
Feb
14%
31%
100
24%
Bankshares Corp
General
15%
35i%
25%
10%
American Transportation—2.50
General
16%
Mar
3
;87%
39%
lnc——
Coiporation
D
Mar
15
43% Mar
Pure Oil
24%
2 L
Co
16
100
1,100
Jan
1
'
Freuhauf Trailer
100
46
Jan
.—U-x—a:_-1
Corp
Dairies
Foremost
46
43%
Co
46'A Mar
38'A Mar
44%
98%
107%
Jan
12.50
32'%
Jan
Mar
26%
Dodge Corp (Un)
Corp (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
85% Mar
33
.
Phelps
26 % Mar
6%
Jan
Philco
500
Feb
27%
(Charles) 61 Co
Service
17%
41%
..2.50
700
10
16'/2 Mar
27 Ye
1.3.33
—
Potter Co
11%
Rubber—
Co
Motor
12
200
"
27'%
—;
Circle
Public
300
Jan
42
•
Pepsi-Cola Co
Perfect
Feb
-
12%
First Wisconsin Bankshares—
Ford
.
5
Corp common
Falstatff Brewing Corp
Firestone Tire &
r
(Un);
—-
&'Co__ll*
Morse
39% Mar
\
31% Mar
Corp
A
9%
3
36
52%
(Un)_
13%
99%
Co
100
Feb
.7.50
27%
10
Kodak
Eastman
...
38%
Jan
Feb
Pennsylvania RR
People's Gas Light & Coke
Jan
25%
25%
lnc
Jan
50%
L—
48
86%
1
A in Lines
Eastern
40%
28%
*1
B
42%
27
222
34% Mar
33%
class
Co
Feb
261%
7%
500
2,300
Co
Radio Corp of America
(Un)
Jan
37%
Jan
11,200
Co
A
Pen
Peabody Coal Co
(Allen B>
lnc
de Nemours
31%
10
Chemical
40% Mar
40"%
225%
I)
39%
22% Mar
Jan
16%
—
Electric
&
40%
42%
40%
5
1. E*
34% Mar
550
Jan
56%
52'%
jumcilinji World, Airways (Un>—.1
Pictures (Un)
1
Class
Jan
41%
——______l___—— 1
Common.
100
24
35%
108
31%
'
Du
34%
Feb
16%
(Un)
Parke-Davis
Jan
20%
Co
Gas
Parker
Jan
23
40%
871/4
95'A Mar
30'%
Paramount
Jan
41%
21
—1
Inc.—
Pan
,
Jan
3,600
52%
Power
Olin-Mathieson
Jan
64'%
421/4
5
—5
—
46%
Oil
Pacific
Jan
54"% Mar
22%
30% Mar
100
200
5
(Un).
Manufacturing
Ohio
Jan
200
23
200
53%
95%
52
.Oklahoma Natural Gas
Jan
29
Jan
52'%
Bancorporation
561/4
Jan
19'/2
31%
Airlines
Feb
•
»
_
10
Northwest
56 %
'
20
_
Dodge Manufacturing Co_
Dow Chemical Co—ll
Drewrys
42%
42%
53%
Feb
Mar
16
Co—*
Co
Northwest
48%
1%
.1—8
—
Service
Jan
48%
Mar
10
(Un)..:
Co
24
54%
-
*
Company..
Edison
...1,300
55%
—
—
•
.
25%
36%
421%
.
America
Co, Of
54%
24
30%
33% Mar
43% Mar
100
10
241/4
Corp
Continental /Motors
100
19%
541%
-—5
j.,—-Lin
——-1
hj5"
Crane Co
-25
Crucible Steel Co of America-.
.25
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un).—;
1
Continental Can Co—
.a
•
43%
43%
-*
Co
of America
Corp
Container
57"
24% Mar
47
Feb
Jan
37%
38%
5
Jan
71%
i7y8
1%
34%
—l
(Un)
Ry—j:
StateB
(Minnesota)
49% Mar
172
100
Jan
Jan
22%
23%
Gas Co.
Jan
51%
100
Aviation
Jan
32%
160
American
29%
1
1%
55'A
53
172%
34%
—10
60%
27
Feb
41% Mar
53%
—
RR___J—
59%
32%
•
Columbia Gas System (Unj.j
10'
Commonwealth Edison common
.125
Consolidated,Foods
_1.33'/3
Consol 'Natural Gas___
———110
,
Co
Central
North
100
Mar
141
95%
l
North American Car Corp
Northern
Illinois
Corp.
100
44
600
30%
.5
—I—II5
(Un)
Standard
York
(Un)
Co
Co
Jan
51%
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp.—
•-
r-.
Products
Gypsum
Jan
160
''
i'.
Distillers
Lead
28%
26
2,200
16
-T
20%
27
46
151% 157%
1
High
2,300
1%
A
18% Mar
26
155%
5
22% Mar
27
Low
43%
44
44 Va
3
200
'
■
*
Range Since Jan.
High
41%
Co—
23
18%
.
.i
common
Co
preferred..
class
32% Mar
10
Co; Tnc—■.
Conv
550
.22%
Low
42%
Feb
700
18%
&
1
(The)
16
___*
25
8.50
;. preferred
Coleman
•
H
Hi
1,300
33
Shares
.
700
150;
u—
iron
9
4
conv
6%
•
31%
;
;
-
City Products -Corp
Cleveland
,-^ii
.
33%
6%
for Week
Muskegon Motor Specialities—
27%
32%
18%
23
25
Electric
Co—
Service
26
50c
(Un)
Ward
lnc
Vernon
National
_1
preferred
--A—*:
Gas
Jan
27
.
31%
Mil# St Paul & Pacific
•
& Northwestern Ry com—
series A preferred—«.
-100
Cincinnati
Feb
26%
Mount
•,
,
-1
Chrysler Corp'
46
221% Mar
z ,'u Mar
24% Mar
Corp
$7 convertible
.
35%
300
Chicago Rock Isl & Pacific Ry Co—*.
Chicago South Shore & So Bend__l2.50
i. .
100
100
16,700
2.50
Towel Co common
Motorola
43%
2%
,1
Montgomery
Jan
Mar
22%
24%
Chicago
;
Jan
Monsanto Chemical
Jan
26
4J
2i\r
Corp—
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
Chicago
Jan
24%
Chicago
5%
29
22%
24%
50c
U,
w
34%
600
200
22%
__J.O
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Jan
23%
Mar
30
24%
"2%
& Refining common
Oil
C he met r on
West
43 Vi
27%
19% Mar
29
25
Centlivre
Central
1,000
Week's
Last
High
20% Mar
30c
_,
Corp' common-;
Corp of America (Un)
Brewing Corp
Celanese
1,050
20%
19%
_5
;
_
(Un)
Low
22
23%
15
lnc
pacnic
Gatiauian
20
5
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
20%
12.50
;_
—
Rprli
<V
(Un)
■—
Corp—
Calumet
Low
21%
5
1
(Un)
Cert)
Burton-Dixie. Corp
for Week
Shares
(Range for Week Ended March J I)
Sales
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
39
17
5
_1
17%
104% 108
•
97%
97% 100%
66%
Jan
500
14% Mar
19
Jan
6,300
80% Feb
84'%
Jan
400
300
700
350
59%
17
Mar
104% Mar
95%
Feb
19
Jan
137%
Jan
112
Jan
'
/
*
i "• '*
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
40
.
.
.
Monday, March 14, 1960
(1144)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended March 1 I )
Week's
I
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
w.f
Low"
Par
■
Corp
12% Mar
15%
Jan
100
54
Mar
59%
Jan
700
18
Feb
23%
Jan
29c
35c
10,700
Jan
Gimbel
5%
5%
1,200
4%
Jan
7%
Jan
Gladden
13%
Jan
Gladding McBean & Co
5%
Feb
Glen
(Un)
1
Bosch Arma Corp (Un)
2
Bdcast-Para Theatres (Un)_l
Can Co (Un)
12.50
Cement Corp. pfd (Un)
25
Cyanamid Co (Un)
10
American
American
American
American
j
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American Tel
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*
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(Un)
Corp (Un)
American
Tobacco Co
American
Viscose
Corp common new
(The) Co (Un)
Ampex
Anaconda
(Un)-;
Arkansas Louisiana Gas
Corp (Un)—,
Co (111) (Un)—>
Steel
Armco
&
Armour
(Un)—_
1
Topeka & Santa Fe (Un)—10
Refining Co (Un)
—10
Atchison
Atlantic
Warrants
Avco
32% Mar
40
Jan
Goebel
29% Mar
35%
Jan
Good
3,300
19% Mar
25%
Jan
Feb
28%
Jan
Mar
29 %
Jan
Jan
100
24%
28 %
200
27
39%
300
39% Mar
43 %
25
26
Jan
57%
Jan
39%
26
26
250
47%
49%
14
300
38%
38%
100
8
13
15% Mar
Feb
38
Jan
9%
Feb
8
Feb
39%
Jan
Instrument
Beckman
Howell
Bell
&
Bell
Aircraft
Inc
Corp__
Aircraft
Beech
5
1
50c
1
1
—*
1
—
Consolidated
_——
——
Co__
u
(Un)
Corp
P 1
Benguet Cons Inc (Un)
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)
Oil
Bishop
Co——
Feb
14%
Jan
50 % Mar
55%
Feb
8,400
23% Mar
28%
14 %
200
13% Mar
16
Feb
42% Mar
53%
Jan
Hiller
11%
Budd,
Co
80
2,600
33%
34%
38 Vs
40
11,700
50
52%
107 %
Jan
800
32%
Jan
Mar
42
Feb
67%
Mar
50
Jan
43%
33% Mar
500
39
89% Mar
Jan
102%
200
34%
Jan
preferred
6%
Oil
Honolulu
Ink
Co
M
200
39
100
39
2%
2 V2
100
31%
311/4
100
Co—:—1
1%
1%
1%
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46%
100
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Mar
76%
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35%
100
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13
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Mar
6%
Jan
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2%
Mar
2%
Jan
12 %
1,200
15%
Feb
Jan
Development
Nickel
Int'l
Co
International
15
14%
15
500
14% Mar
17 Vs
Jan
35%
500
34% Mar
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Jan
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7%
7%
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50c
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66%
76%
Feb
Kansas
68%
Feb
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300
38%
100
14
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200
47%
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Jan
15
45% Mar
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27%
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600
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23%
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200
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200
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300
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18%
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20% Jan
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100
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200
41
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7%
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16%
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100
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69%
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31%
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26
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30%
Jan
36%
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6,100
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21
500
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700
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13%
100
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34%
100
34% Mar
37
700
36% Mar
29%
200
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1
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4
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Pan
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Paramount
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18
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100
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34%
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17% Mar
19%
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33%
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3%
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2%
36%
2.50
4
Burlington Industries Inc (Un)
Burroughs Corporation
Hill
Bunker
Homestake
23%
19%
7 Va
—1
class
Ltd
Co
Jan
Feb
2% Mar
18
2%
8%
Holly Development Co
Oil
2.50
25%
18%
Aircraft
Home
Jan
2.10 Mar
22% Mar
900
2,300 '
(Un)
Corp.—
Electronics
Feb
2.35
32%
5
10
—-—
———.—.-—
Eudget Finance
Corp
Hoffman
86%
1
5
Corp
(Un)„.——.■
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc_.
Borg-Warner
Oil
Jan
55
22%
(Un)_
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR
Gulf
Jan
19%
Jan
2.15
Hawaiian Pineapple
100
%
-5
5
(Un)
Com
Oil
Chica
Bolsa
Co
Airplane
Boeing
Min
100
Feb
103 103 %
-2
5c
——
Consol
Mammoth
Black
8
Financial
500
50%
43%
1,100
—
Grumman
Feb
14% Mar
51 '/4
200
15
—*
Corp——1
(Un)
Ry
47
51%
Corp
—---3
Aircraft' Engineering (Un)_l
200
84%
3
Corp
Bros
Barnnart-Morrow
Baruch-Foster
Western
Greyhound
45
13%
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp (Un)__13
Ealtimore & Ohio RR (Un)—.
100
Barker
Great
Jan
22%
Chemical
&
24%
45 %
86%
Oil
Northern
1,600
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Lake
Great
84%
10
•
1
—1
(Un)—6.25
Co (Un)
City Steel Co new
Great
70% Mar
10c
Graham-Paige Corp (Un)
Granite
Jan
1,700
51%
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8%
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23%
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11%
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22%' Mar
73%
2.35
Goodyear Tire & Rubber new com
Grace
Feb
22%
23%
38
22%
Calif
of
41%
14%
1
—5
1
1
.
Co
Co
52 %
8
11%
-
47Vs Mar
500
13%
Brewing
Feb
100
45%
5
—
Corp
(Un)
Humor
Goodrich
25%
2%
(Un)——
Corp
Mfg
20 %
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(Un)
Products
Alden
1,600
31%
Brothers
High
.
100
70%
73%
80c
—4
(Un)
Georgia-Pacific Corp
Getty Oil Co.-
600
34%
27 %
—.
—
4% Mar
25%
25%
1
(Un)
(Un)
Corp
Atlas
—
33%
25
23
1
50
2.50
10
5
Oil & Refining
Ashland
■'
& Tel Co
100
19%
20
American
'
1,400
4%
32%
com
Electronics Inc
1
American Factors Ltd (Un):
—20
Amer & Foreign Power (Un)
*
American Marc Inc
50c
American Machine & Foundry^—3.50
American Motors Corp new (Un)_1.66%
American Standard Sanitary (Un)
5
American Smelting & Refining (Un)_*
10 Vs
9% Mar
•' 29%
10
36c
Feb
9%
10 Vs
1
Limited
Inc
26c
4%
1
—
Airlines
American
29c
2
Corp common (Un)Allied Artists Pictures Corp—
Allis-Chalmers Mfg Co (Un)
American
&
Telephone
700
54
13 Vs
Low
38
22%
(Un)
5^
Electronics (Un)__10'
21 %
10c
Allegheny
Aluminium
Gen
Utilities
Public
54
—*
——
Industries
J
General
18%
12%
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
38
*
Corp.
5
Corp
Aeco
Pacific
General
High
Low
High
—
Admiral
A
:
Range Since Jan. 1
1
Abbott
-2.50
(Un)_.
Wrlgley Stores Inc
Laboratories
ACF
Prices
Low
Par
.
i
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Sale Price
for Week
Sale Price
STOCKS
for Week
of
Sales
Friday
!,.ri
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Range
Friday
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
22%
25%
28
41 Vs
45
86%
13
45
%~
%
13%
43%
87
-
15
45%
1,500
200
500
700
1,000
2,300
6,600
14
11%
52
26
Mar
Jan
22% Mar
25%
Feb
41 % Mar
16%
30
26 %
Feb
Jan
29% Mar
53%
Jan
Jan
99%
Jan
13% Mar
19%
Jan
85%
43% Mar
557s
Jan
Oil
Co
(Un)
(Un)
of America
Rayonier
Rexall
Oil & Gas Co
Drug & Chemical
Co
Metals Co (Un)
Rheem
Manufacturing Co
Richfield Oil Corp
Reynolds
Rockwell-Standard
•
Corp
—
—
,
60
Feb
69
Jan
Mar
(Un)_
•
65%
62%
1
5
50c
20%
20%
22%
700
19% Mar
27%
44
42%
44%
1,000
42 Vs Mar
53 Vs
7%
7%
100
Feb
8%
Jan
10
62%
61%
62%
400
61% Mar
77%
Jan
1
(Un)
Raytheon
Reserve
*
5
181/4
18%
19
3,600
17% Mar
25%
Jan
38%
41 %
1,100
38% Mar
45%
Jan
53
55 Va
700
Mar
71%
Jan
28
Jan
Mar
80%
Feb
33% Mar
37%
Jan
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100
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33%
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69.
,
Jan
Jan
Volume
191
Number 5933
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.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(1145)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS' (Range
Friday
STOCKS
Rohr
Aircrait
Royal
Dutch
Ryan
Range
.
Petroleum
Safeway
Stores
Co
Co
common
Inc
4% c/o
San
Schenley
Schering
Scott
Industries
Corp
Paper
Sears,
Roebuck
Servel
Inc
Shasta
Shell
(Un)
Water
Trans
Siegler
Trade
&
Co
(Un)
Signal
Oil
Co
class
Socony
Mobil
Southern
Oil
Calif
Co
200
18'/a Mar
21
100
18 7/8 Mar
18'/8 Mar
2,800
7 7/s Mar
26%
400
25% Mar
71'A
100
70
71%
Jan
76%
100
73%
Feb
78%
Jan
21%
500
20%
Feb
22
Jan
47
471/4
300
44%
Feb
50%
Jan
147/4
300
13% Mar
15%
Feb
'
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9%
36%
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Mar
Jan
Jan
10
10
300
Jan
10%
Jan
19%
100
19% Mar
34'/2
22%
Jan
32%
34%
300
30
227/4
211/2
23
8,600
2
A
Inc
Co
25% Mar
Jan
19%
40 7/4
9'%
Feb
36
29%
Jan
407/4 Mar
55 7/e
Jan
42'A-
1,600
161/2
17'A
600
15
Jan
37%
36
377/2
2,000
36
Mar
58%
15
common..25
18 'A
Feb
42
Jan
4.32%
preferred
58%
59%
1,100
56%
Feb
25
60%
Jan
4.24%
21
preferred
21%
200
20%
Jan
25
21%
Jan
20%
6ouchern
6%
Calif Gas Co Did series
Southern
Co
Southern
Petroleum
(Un).;..
Spiegel
Co
Oil
Standard
of
Warner
Statham
Corp
issued
Sunset
Swift
TXL
International
&
Company
Oil
Corp
Tennessee
Texaco
Inc
Inc
Tishman
Oil
(Un)
(Un)
<
Co
Twentieth
Wooldridge
Gas
Union
Carbide
Union
Co
Co
Air
United
United
S
Plywood
Steel
Varian
Victor
11%
11%
600
Mar
17%
Jan
217%
22%
1,200
21% Mar
24%
Jan
3%
4%
9,400
3%
Feb
46%
46%
100
457/a
Jan
3%
15%
157/a
34%
34%
500
16%
West
Coast
Western
Air
18 7%
Jan
Feb
24%
Feb
47
Feb
57%
Jan
24
20 % Mar
100
19
19
19
4%
3,600
347/a
400
3%
Feb
Budd
Transit
Company
Campbell
Co
Co
Power
Duquesne
1
common.
Light
Pennsalt
Scott
46%
45«A
47
1,528
451/4 Mar
54%
Jan
52 >A
51
54%
1,011
53 7/4 Mar
71»A
Jan
10%
10
10%
596
10
Feb
12 7/4
Jan
647A
Feb
22%
500
22% Mar
26%
69%
69
703/4
312
21%
22'A
2,750
21% Mar
231/4
Jan
52'A
54
207
52'A Mar
60'A
Jan
72%
70
74%
1,884
70
Mar
98 '/B
2
17%
173/4
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1,015
173A Mai-
19'A
Jan
17'A
17%
70
17
18%
Jan
433/8
45%
9,408
5 6'/8
Jan
51
51
19
51
Mar
55'A
Feb
123/8
12%
20
12
Jan
14
193/B
20'A
420
19% Mai-
24
Feb
10%
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13
Jan
17
19%
Jan
4
Feb
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17
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25%
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13%
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25
Feb
30%
Jan
27 7/8
Feb
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Jan
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Jan
Jan
47%
Feb
48'A Mar
51'A
Jan
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Feb
40
34%
42'A
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80 % Mar
13% Mai-
'25 %
52
95
493/4
Feb
Jan
3,147
Mar
Jan
III 10
8%
8'A
5,321
7%
Jan
3
Power
35'A
32 i/e
353/o
5,928
26%
Feb
35% Mar
common.
27
27'A
914
26%
Feb
28
Jan
Jan
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•
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177/a
Co
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United
Gas Improvement
20
36
Mar
38'/a
Jan
14%
358
13% Mar
18%
Jan
77 7/2
Jan
76% '
763/8
72
Feb
79%
22%
23
308
22%
Feb
24%
Jan
47%
50
833
47% Mar
60%
Jan
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23%
400
22% Mar
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Jan
50 3/4
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680
50% Mar
55 '/a
Jan
7%
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17'A Mai-
530
49%
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36%
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36'/a
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4 8'A Mar
54
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48'A
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common
100
30% Mar
347/a
7
Feb
Feb
127%
129
500
700
127
Mar
31%
145%
337/8
Feb
41%
Jan
600
28
30 7/8
Jan
700
;
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Jan
Jan
33% Mar
15%
I,900
-
.
Mar
Jan
STOCKS
Friday
Week's
Sale Price
26%
27
600
26 % Mar
37%
Jun
35%
36%
300
35% Mar
.,40%
Jan
•
24
24%
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
300
24
307%
Jan
Apollo
32%
Jan
Armstrong
11%
Sales
Range
..Last
16% Mar
5
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Jan
30%
30%
300
87%
10%
1
10%
2,200
Mar
30% Mar
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2%
27/8
44%
44%'
300
44% Mar
81'
79'A
83%
3,300
79 % Mar
103
35
34%
35'A
1,100
34% Mar
1
16%
10
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80
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30
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19%
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Feb
Equitable
Gas -Go—a—-a—
33
Jan
Home
Jan
Jeanette-Glass
500
40%,
Feb
(Joseph)
87%
1.50
Feb
2.45
Jan
47%
Jan
5%
Jan
7% preferred.
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Natco'Corp
j__——
—_—.1
5
Pittsburgh Brewing common——,12.50
Mai-
45%
Jan
Pittsburgh Plate
Plymouth
34
26%
100
26% Mar
35%
Jan
18
100
17%
Feb
19%
Feb
55%
Jan
43%
62
39% Mar
52%
Jan
19%
122
19%
Feb
20%
Jan
7%
10
7%
Feb
7%
Feb
8%
Jan
9
1,704
9
Jan
Feb
22%
1,239
21% Mar
23%
Jan
337/8
55
327/8
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35%
Jan
35%
80
35
Jan
57
Jan
15
103
Mar
103
Mar
12% Mar
15
103
103
,
12%
145
•3%
3%
2,260
67%
67%
68'/a
17%
Glass i —_————10
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5
;
12%
3%
17%
18%
'
3%
Jan
Jan
314
Feb
193
67 % Mar
80%
Jan
124
17% Mar
22%
Jan
Jan
45%
42%
35
39%
450
Jan
39%
33 y8
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100
42
5
21%'
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700
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28
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19%
7%;
v
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7% Mar
19%
1
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40% Mar
159
39%
Duquesne Brewing Co of Pittsburgh—5
,
49%
-
48
400
497/8
1,100
50
50
100
9c
41
High
90
7%
40%
40%
—_——10
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90%
46%
lie
Commercial
Co
Gas
Jan
47%
Exploration—10c
Continental
Feb
-30'A'
26%
49%
Columbia
Jan
Uuquesne
-34
.2.50
Jan
Jan
72%
5%
18
4%
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7%
—1
49%
High
40% x41 %
5
...
40
1.60
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CO—,—
100
5%
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.
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Low
—1
—4—
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900
1.50
—5
2%. Mar
Industries
46%
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com
300
Par
80
'44
Cab
Co
—1
common.
Youngstown Sheet & Tube (Un)„
Zenith Radio Corp (Un)—
11c
II,000
46% Mar
50 / Mar
9c
Mar
Oil
—
Jan
Renner
56 %
Jan
Rockwell-Standard Corp 4—'_
59
Jan
Screw & Bolt
14c
'
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Co
i
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75c
75c
75c
33%
—5
Corp of America.—1;
32%
34%
1
6 %
100
60c
80c
Jan
317
32% Mar
38%
Jan
40
6'/a Mar
8%
Jan
62
•
18% Mar
22 %
Jan
6 %'
Mar
12
12%
700
104 % 104 %
>—1
100
%'
98% 100
*
200
11
Jan
104% Mar
91%
Feb
12% Mar
136
Jan
110%
Jan
Engineering & Foundry Co—3
U S Glass & Chemical————1
Westinghouse Air Brake—it—.<—10
19
500
1% Mar
27
26%
27%
272
26% Mar
31%
Jan
Westinghouse Elec Corp (new).-—6.25
50%
46%
50%
615
46% Mar
55%
Jan
'
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&
I
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2
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19
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CANADIAN MARKETS
f'
Prides
Shown
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Expressed
Friday
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A
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Aluminum
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preferred
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% v/n
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Anglo Can
Tel
Co ,4'A%
$2.90 preferred
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pfd—_■
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36
2,327
10
200
10
Feb
25
18
Feb
32'A
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33%
3,280
28 7/4
29%
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20%
352
40
50
39
49
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see
46.
Jan
Bovater
Corp
57/2%
5 % .preferred
preferred
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Paper
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23'A Mar
28
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44
42%
44
Mar
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290
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9
575
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3,504
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50
,
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Traction Light
Power
British
American
British
Columbia
37
Jan
47
Mar
49
Jan
27
Mar
35%
Jan
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cum
43
Mar
437/2
Feb
47/2Z&
preferred
Feb
26%
Jan
4
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Jan
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common
preferred
preferred
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Jan
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28
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42
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237/2
49
Feb
Bridge & Tank Co of Canada pfd.—50
22 %
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36
Feb
23
—_——10
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100
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—
2,800
23
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43
21%
Jan
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37
Feb
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Mar
—_——50
23
60 % Mar
345
class A
—
Telephone
683
36'A
25
Paper
—
High
62%
Jan
19
39%
33%
Class B
Bell
Low
35'A
40
27%
49
281/4 Mar
11
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
High
607/2
49
27
—*
32 'A Mar
High
41%
&
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36 »/2
100
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61 %
Mar
17%
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for Week
10
21
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of Prices
10
425
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49
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357% Mar
Power
1
(Canada)—.
19% Mar
50
—
Corp
Atlas Steels
35
Banque Provincial
Bathnrsf.
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,—„♦
...
Argus Corp Ltd common
$2.50 preferred
Range Since Jan. 1
High
19%
..50
4%
Bank of Nova Scotia
Shares
28%.
.
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_
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Last
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for Week
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136
170
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Jan
30%
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10
4
Jan
22 »/B
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Jersey Gas Co
Oil
Jan
5
Scranton-Spring Brook Wat Serv
Smith Kline & French Lab—a
Sun
l/a
: 13.50
...
Paper
7%
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Electric
Co
Jarv
8
—
Corn
Reading
Feb
16%
28
com
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31%
Jan
Feb
Inc..
Public Service
Jan
14 «A
20 y8 Mai-
Philadelphia Electri; common
Philadelphia Tiansporlation Co,
Progress
28'/a
95
-
750
—
Philco
1,020
Feb
Jarv
448
Corp
....3
•
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania RR
1—50
Peoples Drug Stores Inc——.... —5
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39 %
—25
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Photo
Jan
7%
Chemicals
Perfect
34%
22>A
Battery
Resistance
Co.
721
Jan
7%
—
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&
90 % Mar
20%
—
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Fund
Martin
79% Mar
7%
...
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5,583
22'A
.
Acceptance Corp common-_—.1
General
Motors Corp.—
1 .66%
Gimbel Brothers
5
Madison
87%
■
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Lehigh Coal &
42%
82%
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International
67 % Mar
A.1.80
Dairies
Ilomasote
1,327
1
10
(Un).
147/8
1
32 % Mar
71
Jan
30%
128%
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30%
14%
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33
63
Jan
22%
25
Co
29%
Co
&
Storage
Motor
30%
•
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37
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Ford
36%
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36%
-
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*
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Baltimore
86%
67%
84'A
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Corporation
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Low
32 "A
1
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High
33
Co
&
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10
4% Mar
387/a
1
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21%
34% Mar
—10
—
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Mar
4%
34%
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...
4%
34%
•
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Jan
300
common—
Western Dept Stores
Western Union Telegraph
Williston
16% Mar
20%
20%
1
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Jan
1,300
20%
...
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Tel
Jan
86%
2,100
100
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36
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52%
16 %
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Jan
17
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28%
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Feb
21 .22%
28
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52%
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common
Arundel
common—..
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American
South
18
72 % Mar
1
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0074
4 % Mar
507/8
Feb
5
.——10
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15%
2,200
73%
32% *
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11
100
72%
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52
24%
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47'/a Mar
72 %
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56% Mar
1,100
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32
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30
47%
33 %
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14%
32%
Co
50 %
200
33 %
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Gas
57
43% Mar
22%
1
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44
47%
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39% Mar
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600
100
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common—...
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31%
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13,800
32%
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■
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1
:
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Feb
32%
—_
26
97% Mar
32
6,400
56%
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40
56%
50
Feb
12%
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Mar
39%
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Jan
22% Mar
100
%
41%
23%
47%
200
32
.25
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10
Jan
19 % Mar
3,400
41
5
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10
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Sulphur
Thompson
Trico
22%
1
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Texas Uulf
Textron
200
43 %
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Gas
Tidewater
447/8
22%
10
Sun-ray Mid-Continent
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Jan
39%
32
5
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5%
4%
200
5
—
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1,900
39%
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29%
10,300
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Feb
5%
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28%
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1,000
20%
19 %
20%
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28%
28%
Jan
5%
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20%
40%
5
Co
100
28 J/4
2
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Southern Railway Co
20%
28%
28 'A
25
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.
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preferred
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Sales
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Par
Alan
Feb
217% Mar
401/4
5
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24%
21
2.50
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&
55
76%
■
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391/2 Mar
21
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Feb
200
25%
397/4
7%
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717/4
3
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Mar
21
1
——
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600
46%
17
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of Prices
Friday
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Jan
7 7/8
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1.40
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171/4
18 7/8
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39 7/4 Mar
1,700
...
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25%
—
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700
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■
15
1,500
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37%
■
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—
400
39%
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10
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—5
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15
—
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39 7/4-
■
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.
preferred
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10
83
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50
37%
38
100
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48
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STOCKS
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Shares
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Columbia
Brockville
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43
75
—10
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10
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3,059
14%
12,083
1
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B
13
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2.50
33 V*
42%
43
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Jan
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9%
309
liy2
14% Mar
Feb
2.50 Mar
29 V*
2.75
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Power
common
Cement
$1.30
w
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f
Canada
Iron
Canada
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—
Foundries
Malting
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Steamship
preferred
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_10
common-
Feb
19%
93
41
93
Mar
94y2
Jan
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Flour
28%
3,288
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Mar
35
Jan
1%
26%
preferred
503
25
Mar
27
Feb
21%
79%
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$1.75
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Canadian
Class
A
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•
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•
common
Pacific
Railway
UuiHtdian
Peirofina Ltd
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25
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preferred
3,784
12%
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Page-Hersey Tubes
1,473
23% Mar
29
82
Jan
Peruvians
28
28%
300
28
Mar
21
Feb
45 '/a
Jan
130
100
Mar
132
10%
Feb
11%
Feb
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102*
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40
650
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11%
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13
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16
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47
49%
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41
640
11%
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•
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46% Mar
56
Jan
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31 % Mar
37
Jan
Price
3iy2 Mar
36V2
Feb
12
16
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100
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55
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23
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&i
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250
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100
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98
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75
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465
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21
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Jan
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1,165
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25
25
26
2,861
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1,548
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10
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50
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150
181
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325
101
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6,162
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130
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A_,
B
Jan
Jan
42%
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Feb
36%
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Feb
41 y4
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60
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Mar
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19
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100
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215
143
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147
200
21
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13
13
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19
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100
45
Mar
52
Jan
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60
24
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44
44
75
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11
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21
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39 % Mar
41
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16
17%
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117
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*
Jan
98% Mar
16%
Jan
19
j
—.
!—
10
40%
7
200
"
1
:
Corp
Soca
595
11
300
—
preferred
Warrants
Jan
16,525
Mar
8 y2
20%
.
—*>'^4.00
pfd—
Ltd
30 y4
97
96
Feb
8 V2
zsmsr.1,
Ltd..10—
.
cumulative
N
Feb
20%
—
Ltd
Pipe Lines Ltd common—1 .23" ^°7%
..:wr i,
Corp of Canaaa—
4%%
5
12
11
Pembina
Power
a80
11%
.
Northwest' Industries
■
I*.i;/:rLl%
Co
Light & Pow Co
Quebec Power Co Ltd
Northern
Mar
pfd_ 10./ .fdi y4
—;—
Limited 6 %
& 'Ontario
Paper
Corp Ltd
Royal Dairies Ltd
Moore
Mount
Jan
2.30 Jan
.*■%'
Co__——
Ltd
Co
Medchers Distilleries
Minnesota
Paper
Jan
Mar
a24 a24!/2
class
(Walter M>
Power
Jan
16
35
7
-1 ,'V.5;C:_'..13
Jan
115
21
1
w.—
Jan
0—
34 y4 Mar
a2.00
:
Ltd-
Feb
a
62c
145
Jan
Jan.
485
36%'.
62c
6
143 143 y4
•
-•
Feb
36% Mar
2,200
1.20
al6% al6'/2
Jan
a_-
1,638
.Cj£i.30
Feb
1.60 Mar
75c
50
34%
35%
v.
Chemicals .Can I»td—
Kelvinator
(1957)
9%
46.
Feb
5
38 V4
•
20.^CT.V—•
Canada Ltd.
Ltd
Shop & Save
Sobeys Stores
98%
16%
21
6
Ltd
Horner
Jan
96
21
19 V2
Mar
/r.ZSK-L/■
77/e
8%
*,
Feb
Jan
100
30
_J—
Canada
Mai;
08
14
-'7%
1,023
—.
Ltd—.—
14
11 Va
37% Mar
85c
Engineering Works Ltd
Motor
Jan
5
a30
Oilcloth •& Linoleum Go Ltd
Ford
17 %
680
al.00
Dominion
Fleet
Feb
14% Mar
Jan
1,350
80c
i—10
—1
87/a
38
a30
Corp Ltd—
5% pfd—
Mar
7%
19%
5.
1.00
a
40c
Jan
B'/b
•
19%
5
Feb
6% Mar
8
al4
8
A_*
cl
common
Ltd
al4
.
37%
*
Sec
Mills Ltd
Gas
457
8"
37%
1
—•
Consolidated
115
15
24c
1,680
8 '/4
_L
1
Corp class A_*
Preferred
20,000
6%
14%
*
14%
3
Company—__x
Products
Jan
10% Mar
98 Va
♦
see
Silk
5 y2 7o
25
L'% Mar
96
40
Montreal Locomotive
Marconi
Canadian
39c
%
"<
1
High
Jan
9%
*
Preferred
Canadian
6
Range Since Jan.
Low
8y4
Ingersol Rand Co Ltd—_—•
Intl Inv Trust Ltd com—*
a
98%
*
6%
Sugar Co Ltd—•
Newfoundland
104 »/2
100
preferred
Canadian
Feb
100
preferred
Dominion
5
Canada Flooring Co Ltd class B
Canadian Collieries Resources com
1st
105%
a83 V4 a83 V4
42%
21%
a
91% Mar
25
pfd-
Feb
a46
100
—7.60
5%
40%
a48
com—*
Canada com—•
&
Shares
High
31C
,_i—-1
■
a9.50
50
Canada
Raceway Inc__
35c
■
4.68%
•
Bonnets
Jan
a3.00
35%
common
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd
Blue
for Week
of Prices
Low
*
Dominion
9.00
Range
Par
,
Abltca Lumber & Timber
a—
a4.00
25
common
Feb
99 %
a 40%
50
Canada
94
a42% a42 Va
35%
••
Dollars
Sales
Last
•
Canadian
Week's
Sale Price
Canadian
101 % 101%
50
A
(John)
18%
69
66/
20
Jan
Jan
Expressed in
STOCKS
Jan
.10
*
Service Ltd
8V4
Jan
17
69
10 %
7.00 Mar
9%
Are
Friday
.
1
20%
Shown
•'*'
6'/2 Mar
'
•
al23 al23
pfd loo
1
17%
17 % Mar
Jan.''
"*
8%
25j/4
Jan
13%
*
footnotes,
50
Jan
common
class
75
5V4 Mar
26 y2
Jan
Ltd
(Robt)
17 y2
Feb
16
:
268
•
Johns-Manville
For
Jan
45 Va
Interprovlnclal Pipe Lines
Class
19%
20
$4.00 preferred
Mitchell
16% Mar
Jan
—
4 3/2 %
2,522
26
•
Toronto-Dominion
51
Feb
—
5 % fc
5V2
Jan
3.00
•
preferred
Bronze Powders
Massey-Ferguson
15
-50
Canada 7%>
class A
16% al6%
19%
Jan
45
—
Limited
Feb
16%
Feb
2,766
preferred--———10
Jan
2.35
14
International Petroleum Co Ltd
International Utilities
Corp
Bros
6%
29
i7y2
20c
6%
26
Feb
13
II,960
*
of Canada
22% Mar
10 %
*
Ltd
/Jan
14
327
'
8%
Structural Steel—_——.—•
Co
50
Mar
390
preferred
(M>
Steel
373
Cement
Lewis
Standard
Jan
250
17%
10
Public
Sogemines
Jan
23
17
3,827
—
Glass
34
200
13
'
a2.40
100
Paper
235
15 v4
70
15%
•'
;
preferred
of
23
7,605
common
—
Jan
5%
11
45
Ltd
of
Jan
8.80
,
Simpsons
Steinbergs
*
International Nickel
18
11%
•
pfd
Sherwin Williams
17%
2,468
1
of
Mar
8.25
A-———*
———;
—
17
._*
Acceptance Corp
Warrants
Labatt
Feb
19%
*
pfd inc
$2.25 preferred
$2.75 preferred
Loeb
Feb
9%
.1
Indus
Iroquois
25
4.00
50
al7% a!8%
1%
Imperial Tobacco
Jamaica
15 % Mar
175
14%
Bank
Preferred
Jan
4
——*
class
Feb
15
66 y4
Feb
17
A
a2.40
100
Investment
% preferred
Imperial Oil Ltd
International
13%
Mar
15
a9%
28%
*
preferred
9r/2 Mar
200
858
45
Pitfield—
International
814
15
14
6 %
Inland
9%
16%'
4
100
Paper
41
600
34 %w
\
32%
33
Power common—•
..
preferred
$4.50
4V2 %
Jan
14
Hudson Bay
Mining
67e>
B
25%
-45
common
Co
Feb
Jan
Int'l
Smith
Imperial
Imperial
Series
a—
1
22% Mar
—3%
Paper
14%
41
5%
—100
Jan
B
$2.00
a—
16 y4
Home Oil class A
Howard
1
4,707
51%
Renfrew
&
a90
23%
13 % Mar
Motors
Class
4%
41% Mar
Dynamic#
Horne
A
510
Ltd
Goodyear Tire 4%
Hardee Farms
Class
Series
1,250
common
General
Holt,
Jan
Jan
5,590
(Chas E)
Lakes
7
24%
9 %
preferred
5%%
preferred
Great
Feb
Mar
14»/4
Canada
uwmeral
Jan,
13% Mar
2
•
8.60
———
6
•
Bakeries
527
:
69%
Corp common
preferred
Shawinigan Water &
43%
5%
General
i.awmice
5%
class
Salada-Shirnfl-Borsey
9
Co
Power
34
5%
-
Cement
20
isy4
Heating Products class A—*
Canadian Corp
•
Co
15%
15
common—
Lawrence
53
27%
Players
&
15
'A'——
Ltd
Co
Feb
13%
Fraser Cos Ltd common—
French Petroleum
preferred.
Frosst
Oil
1,377
20%
a9%
—50
of
Paper class
Jan
41 y4
Power_I
Foundation Co
15
43%
——*
Canada
Motor
Jan
Mar
9y4
——^—
Ford
40
13%
Eddy Paper Co class A pfd—
Eleclrolux Corp
Enamel &
15
15%
a6.00
12%
Mar
•
preferred
Famous
9%
"
-.—
Kootenay
74
common—•
common
Dupuis Freres class A——
East
227/s
75
Ltd;
Brewery
Pout
a90
23%
T_io
Ltd
Tar
Dow
20
Coal
Dominion
Donohue
a6.00
28%
-
—
Dominion
Dominion
55
13
common
7%
preferred
Dominion Steel &
a40
15 Va
1
common-
Royalite
Jan
20
-100
c.ias*
(Canada;
Royal Bank of Canada—
17%
-
74
255
44
Jan
Jan
a40
75
V)
a
i
Jan
76
14 Va
18%
corn-
<
13
Jan
St
3,836
•
84
—
7%
Jan
14
__35
—
47
78% Mar'
63
Jan
•
common
preferred
Dominion Foundries
39% Mar
—■—
United Steel
5%
3.00 Mar
2,191
78%
14 Va
Ltd common
(Canada)
A
10%
8.45
2
Corsets
Dairies
Power.
Rolland
a—
12%
•
Dominion
I,100
42
13%
—
Feb
8% Mar
41
a
•3.10
78 %
—50
—
Gas
Feb
6.35 Mar
13%
23
Jan
34
;
9
800
40%
17%
Mar
39%
40
common
67/a
375
13%;
4
:
3.00
•
I100
Preferred
9%
13%
.
Transport
Reitman's
Jan
7.35
40%
16%
I20C
L—-
—J———
preferred
Mar
6.35
13%
2
Bridge
Dominion
5%
8%
•
Seagrams
Dominion
Provincial
Feb
a4.50
49
!
1,555
9%
preferred
11 y»
11 Va
♦
—
Ores—
Quebec Natural
29
a
—1
——
100
.
9.40 Mar
Feb
a—
6%
9%
Iron
.100
*
Bros & Co Ltd common——
4%
Jan
...
—.
Development
100
141
—
Corp of Canada
5,953
al2
•
common
preferred '
2,127
a4.00
a
•
A
Zellerbach
Distillers
•
Glass
class
6Vo
32%
a5.35
*
——
Consolidated Mlnin* & Smelting
Consolidated Textile
(
Pacific
31%
•
Columbia
.
Jan
Jaai
79% Mar
lu
Farm
Combined
Jan
23
100
100
_.
Canadian
V
48 y2
138
,
24
a3.50
———*
—
Companies
preferred
1
5%"
•
—§•
:
Oil
Mar
Mar
21% Mar
10%
'
Canadian
40
135
'
loo-;
9.40
•
common
Locomotive
;
X23%
74
Preferred
50
21%',
10%
6%
;—*
1
Canadian
611
'
_*
23%
19
"
pfd_—_20
Husky
Canadian
21%
136*
Petroleums
29
Hydrocarbon#
Industries
21%
"•
42
40
135
Feb
6
:—-
Canadian
Feb,
Jan
Roc
Canadian
Jan
Mar
19
.
Fairbanks Morse class
Canadian
Jan
14%
24
a7
Canadian
40
135
common
•
————-—100
Mills
•Ontario Steel Products common
31%
a22
Ltd
—:
43y2
Mar
59
—
B
11
Feb
13
23
a80
class
10 % Mar
40
,
Jan
allV2
common
Converters
225
Feb
—.
Co
1,127
Mar
a5.20
Chemical
2,675
13%
Jan
31%
series
Canadian
41% '
13
49
32%
common
Celanc»«
10%
40%
13%
*
Mar:
20
al4% al4%
46%
49%
Aluminum
Bronze
10%
40 y2
0
'
Jan
51% Mar
11
24
11
warrants
Canadian
Mar
60
:
A
11
15
•
100
x79ya X79>/2
Electronics—
Bank
Class
Jan
1,150
11
Brewarie# common
British
Feb
50
150
11/
13
325
50
-
40
Canadian
Canadian
11
High
275
22%
49
Canadian
ol
*
1
Low
a23% a23%
—
Preferred
13,.
51%
Range Slr.ce Jan. 1
High
13
utu--
26
21%
Low
51%
Light & Power—
93
common
Aviation
16%
—
—
——
Mliit
28
common
preferred
Canada Safeway Ltd 4.40%
5%
1,475
B
Scotia
26 y*
4V*7o
Canada
16%
Shares
10
—
Weaving-
28%
—100
Preferred
Canaaa
16%
—
Sales
for Week
•
common
Ltd—.
Co
Wire
Ntunima
Nova
Com
Car
Trust
ma^aia
Feb
Jan
Monday, March 14, 1960
Range
Par
High
Jan
.
Week's
Last
Sale Price
9% Mar
100
31
33
Products
Building
Low
.
»f Prices
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
42%
Company
truck
Low
—'At.
.
(Quotations for Friday, March 1 1 )
Sales *
Friday
British
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1146)
"*32
32
g ,75c
w
-
10
a!3 y4
'v ,50
;
-
64
•
1.95
115
32%
Jan
Jan
Feb
75c
Mar
30
Mar
75c
Mar
al3% al3%
250
9V4 Mar
13»/4
Feb
3 3 Va
155
600
5,915
50
Feb
37%
10
"
1:20
Jan
Feb
75c
75c
9J/4
2.10
Jan
Feb
12
16%
Jan
Jan
Jan
50
25
50
Mar
50
Mar
a20 a20y2
30
21
Jan
21
Jan
Volume
Number 5933
191
.
.
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1147)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Low
,
Principal
Waterman Pen
Properties
Co
Wood Industries
Ltd
Ltd
2.00
5V2
4.95
Range Since Jan. 1
25
25'A
Low
5Vz
25
A)_
Toronto Stock Exchange
Shares
High
2.10
(L E)
(John
for Week
of Prices
,
United
(Range for Week Ended March 1 I)
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
Par
2.15
20,800
2.00
2,500
2.40
Explorations
26 Vz
Jan
Ameranium
Anacon
Arno
Mines
Lead
•
Ltd-
Mines
Ltd-
3c
_20c
—i
Gas
Ltd
A
Mines
Mar
5c
Mar
8c
Jan
12c
28c
4,444
20 c
Mai-
38c
Jan
40,000
llc
Feb
20c
Feb
5.50
1,500
4c
.1
4c
2,000
4y2c
_1
20c
20c
SVz c
ey2c
18c
16c
5c
Edmonton
4 '/src
Feb
Corp
20c
Jan
34c
Jan
5c
Feb
8c
Jan
8,000
*■
Ltd!
18
:
17%.
18
3y2c
3y2c
lie
1,500
4.50
4.90
1,550
4c
5c
40,816
48c
1.54 c
Canelask
Nickel
Ganorama
Canuba
Mines
Ltd
-
Explorations itd—
Mines
Carbec
Mines
48c
—
24c
Jan
15,586
utiU-
-
Algam Uranium
60c
"
Feb
Allied
16c
500
16c
Mar
23c
Jan
ny2
2,300
13%
Feb
Explorations
Corp Ltd
Ltd
1
4.90
4.45
2.29
1
—
2.25
7c
lie
1
Mines
Ltd-
Pacific
(1S45)
Copper
Oils
Mar
47c
Feb-
Anacon
5c
Jan
8c
Jan
Analogue
1,000
4c
4c
8.60
8.80
8v2c Mar
7c
Jan
6c
Feb
4c
Mar
8.30 Mar
/
1,500
9c
Mar
5c
5c
7y2c
4,250
1.81
1.65
1.86
600
4y2c:
4y2c
500
4'Ac
1.24
1.24
1,500
20
18%
1
L
5c
20',
1,490
1.551
1
1.55
<28
Ltd——
'
—
1
Uran
13c!
4c
u_'■/>' 23 %c
1
I—.
a3c
l
&
Metals
Gold
Ltd
34cv
1
32c
5 y2c
4c
Anchor
Oil
Co
Mines
-,
24c
6y2c
500
15 %
I5' 34c'
Controls
5c V<
240,000
6c'
1.70
Co Ltd—
5c
143
12,860
II
9,305
8
8
100
25c
25C
575
2.20
0
2.30
1,300
9.20 Feb
17-ya
Feb
19%
32
Mar
40 Vz
6%
25c
Feb
8
Mar
36c
Jan
Jan
Mar
Feb
of
1
79c
Jan
5c
Jan
38c
Mar
50c
Feb
9c
Jan
4c
Jan
Jan
.V 23 y« Mar
9c
Feb
7c
2.49
Jan
Jan
15c
Jan
15c
3,000
8V2C
Jan
21
250
20 Vz
Jan
'S 1
Mar
27
Mar
21 '/2
4c
4c
2,900
?
21
4c
10,500
Feb
a88c
24%
20c
74c
1
16c
78c
* 20c'
v
98c
Feb
350
12c
Jan
49y2c Jan
15c
Mai-
Jan
6c
Jan
Jan
22c
J'»n
Feb
29 Vz
Jan
Jan
12,400
74c
Mar
1.13
3,200
16c
Mar
32c
Hi/4
IMA
100
10c
500
11 Ve Mar
-8c
Jan
75c
1,500
75c
Mar
22c
22c
2,600
20c
Mar
38c
1,000
10c
12c.
22,000
10c
Mar
77c
78c
5,500
65c
Mar
1
a2c
a2c
4c
Jan
Santiago Mines Ltd
50c
New Spring Coulee Oil & Minerals Ltd *
New Vinray Mines Ltd-——
1
4%>C
5c^
5,000
3v2c Mar
3 i/2c
4c
5,000
20,500
1
Uranium
Mines
Ltd:
New
tLd———1
Mines
Jan
12%
50
3c
Jan
1.12
26c
Jan
Jan
I,600
79c
Mar
1.00
26%
28
2,350
.26% Mar
35%
Jan
43
43%
44
Feb
—
—
Temple
Atlantic
Ye'lowknife
Aumaque
Gold
Banff
Bankfield
79c
15,000
40c
Jan
91c
Jan
32c
40c
Mining
Mining
Corp.:
21c
21c,
4c
6,000
67c
72 c
38,900
2.29
1.99
2.30
2,500
1
West Canadian
Oil
&
Mines
1.07
1.02
1.07
4,100
96c
Jan
29c
23c
31c
75,300
19c
Jan
31c
Mines--———.—1
8c
8c
8%C
12,000
8c
Jan
8 '/2c
footnotes,
9,950
47 y4 Mar
55%
Jan
62%
2,520
60 y4 Mar
71 y4
Jan
3.75
3.75
10
3.75 Mar
1.35
1.42
1.42
1
28,500
5c
4,225
8C
1.35 Mar
46c
Feb
13 %c Feb
7c
Mar
4%c
Jan
300
37'
Mar
42
23
195
23
Mar
27%
Feb
1
18c
17C
18c
14,600
17c
Mar
24c
Jan
6%
6%
7
870
——•
lie
9%c
11c
4,500
A———,—*
16%
16%
16%
100
1
57c
55c
25
43
-*
—
Uranium
Feb
Mar
Feb
61c
29,900
43
44
18,004
42%
Jan
70c
74c
4,000
65 %c
Feb
1
14c
14c
1,085
14c
Feb
8%c
9c
14,100
8c
56c
60c
9,150
56c
8c
8%c
14,000
13%
13%
155
13c
6,600
—50c
——.—«.——
Mines
6%
9c
10
1
;——
Mines
Jan
Jan
38
Cooper Corp—
Yukon
eyBc
37
Com——:———
Mining
Telephone
Jan
Jan
23
—
class
Jan
12J/2c
23
*
Co
Jan
17c
37%
Lodge Mines—
Lumber
1.63
55c
*
Duquesne
Bros
3.75 Mar
class A—-*
Paper
——,—>——
—
1
56c
1
—*
8%c
*
Mines
Bideop Mines Ltd——
Biltmore
Black
Hats
Bay
1.36
Feb
2.15
Mines
Corp
12 %C
55c
Mar
7%
Feb
18c
Jan
18
Jan
75c
44
92c
Jan
Mar
Feb
19c
Feb
15 VaC
Jan
Mar
67c
Jan
14c
Jan
14
Jan
Mar
.5 Vz %
Mersey
Boy mar Gold Mines;
Jan
Bralorne
Feb
Brazilian Traction common—
1.99 Mar
,2,60 Jan
Bridge
7,800
1.27
300
2.75
Jan
2.80 Feb
Feb
3.15
3c
Jan
5c
Jan
14c
7,100
13c
Mar
19c
Jan
4%
9.05
100
II
Jan
British
2.80
9.05 Mar
Feb
5.25
5.50
21c
8c
7,600
4 85
Jan
92c
92c
,
1,100
92c
Mar
23c
51,600
8c
Feb
8c
Mar
F"b
1.61 Mar
8c
1,000
.1
10%
10%
10%
2,140
1
1.65
1.63
1.65
3,400
8c
Britalta
British
8,000
6c
Jan
7c
34,900
42c
Mar
65c
Jan
42
370
41
Mar
42 Vz
Jan
46%
46%
46%
55
8%
8%
8%
200
47
47
85
7c
7c
II,500
45 %
7c
5.15
2,935
4.15
4.35
17,246
22%
21%
22 y2
580
20 V*
44
44
44%
151
-44
1
2.35
2.20
2.50
4,700
•
30 Ve
28
30 y4
26,940
69%
69%
69%
5
i——50
50
———
-50
37%
37%
38
105
•
-
Jan
8% Mar
45
5.05
76c
43c
Mar
Jan
10
6.50
1.04
Jan
—
Oil
preferred
Columbia
Jan
Jan
5.05 Mar
4.00
Feb
Jan
48
Feb
10%
Jan
47
Feb
8c
Jan
5.55
Jan
4.75
Jan
Feb
23%
Jan
Mar
47%
Jan
preferred
preferred
5%
—
5%%
preferred
Columbia
British
Packers
Forest
class
Feb
2.60
Jan
Mar
35%
Jan
Jan
Brockville
Jan
Broulan
1.80
Jan
Brown Company
10 %c
Jan
Brunswick
5,000
8c
Mar
13c
Jan
Buffadison
32,100
7c
Mar
16c
Jan
Buffalo
25c
26c
24,288
25c
Mar
42c
Jan
Buffalo
Red
4c
4c
1,240
3c
Feb
5c
Feb
Building
1.30
1.40
5,000
1.30 Mar
34c 37y2c
26,200
700
22 Vz Mar
22 y2
8c
23
8c
33c
Mar
1.87
Mining
Feb
Smelting
&
Gold
——
Eurrard
Dry Dock class A
Ext-
Jan
Cable
Jan
10c
Jan
Calalta
66c
66c
1,000
55c
Feb
70c
Jan
Calgary
1.35
1.35
1,000
1.82
Jan
Calgary Power common
4c
4c
500
6c
Jan
Calvan
66c
1.25
1.35
1.35 Mar
4c
Feb
14 Vz
Jan
14%
3,006
14%
Feb
14%
Feb
33
3,075
43
1,120
175
AlVz
Feb
3iy2 Mar
9%
44c
44c
45c
7,100
13
14%
7,336
97/a Mar
3.25
3.25 Mar
1
1
3.50
1
1.90
8c
7c
32%
6 %c
.
10 Vs-
1,975
3.50
3,350
8c
9c
14,000
1.70
1.90
8,100
7c
5,000
32%
460
7c
31%
6»/2c
42
9%
43c
8c
1.70
Feb
37y2 Jan
43 Vz Jan
Feb
11%
Jan
Jan
52c
Jan
Mar
Jan
6c
Feb
29 Vz
Jan
147/e Mar
5.30
Feb
12 %c
Jan
2.25
Jan
7c
Jan
32 % Mar
7c
3,000
6 %c Mar
9V2c Feb
12%
12%
2,825
12 Vz
Jan
13 Vz
*
6
6
100
5%
Jan
6'%
1
16c
12 %c
16c
6,674
12c
1
12c
5c
Feb
Feb
14%
13c
12%
8c
6 Vz
12
715
Jan
Jan
Jan
2,000
5c
Feb
2,985
"
14%
*
2,000
5c
50
13
31%
42%
*
Products
Hill
Feb
49
42%
—1
Lake—
44%
43%
12
32%
1
c
1
42% Mar
43
—*
Jan
49c
26 Vz
Mar
48
12%
1
Ankevite
26c
Feb
38
25
Telephone
Mines
6,000
Mar
•
Chemicals
9c
71
Jan
36
10
9V2c
13'A
Reef
69 Vz Mar
•
British Columbia Power
British Columbia
8c
8c
Products
B—
Jan
Feb
38c
2.10
28
Electric—
%
9%c
36c
6c
46c
—100
Petroleum
American
7c
1.40
6c
41
5.10
:———;--_50
27s/2c Jan
43c
4.30
——•
8c
22%
Feb
•
Tank common—
7c
—*
12c
Jan
1,000
Feb
1
Pioneer
&
*
Mar
6c
41%
50
—50
1
pfd-———50
1
—
Paper
12 %c
8c
12%
46c
-1
preferred——
5%
preferred
Jan
Mar
i—■—1
;
1
4c
13c
21c
,————
Ltd
97c
9.05
5.50
pfd
Uranium—
Mines
5 Vz %
A
class
55c
60c
46.
49%
60 %
H'ob
23c
see page
47%
62
3,75
—*
Beaver
Feb
Jan
49%
Ltd———
Beatty
Jan
Mar
.10
—10
—
Power .&
1.25
——-*'
—
Mar
6,000
1
Mar
50c
4%c
Mar
133,000
Ltd—
Jan
19%
67c
76c
—————
Jan
19%
17
II,400
3%c.
3c
——*
Gas
Ltd
7.65
16% Mar
805
"3'Aic
32c
Ltd
5.40 Mar
195
"
9c
Mines
Cadamet
Co
6.40
17%
8c
Beattie
3.80 Mar
16%
—*
21c
1,500
3i/2c
68c
—1
Oil
Feb
17
Uranium. Mines
Bowaters
63c
.—;
Mar
Jam
Jan
5.40
4,800
Feb
29c
Corp
Weedon
6.30
8
3.35
8%c Jan
—1
Bunker
Virginia
Mar
13,900
,55c
73 c
1
8
47c
Mar
32c
—*
Jan
15c
32c
6,750
1
——*
Jan
■'
Jan
1
^
2.95
26V2
I,565 '
—*
Bicroft
Jan
3J/2c
Ltd-———1
Ltd—
Jan
2.66 Mar
24 Vz Mar
225,000,
Mining—
Feb
Mar
1
-—
19c
15c
46c
5c
8c
1
'
Jan
11c
13 %c
Bibis
10c
Ltd—L———1,
Ltd—
11c
6%c
15c
1
47c
British
Explorations
13 %c
Feb
Mar
16%
Petroleums
4 y4
Ltd
Feb
8c
13 %C
Bevcon
90c
2.01
Vanguard
6c
10c
10,000
-1
Feb
Jan
2.80
Ventures
4,000
20,200
8%c
14,670
Exploration
Jan
Feb
2.15
—
ey2c
8c
;——25
——
Mines
6c
Mar
2.80
.
8c
8c
*
.--—25
/
Traction
B
Jan
10c 10 %c
1
140
Montreal——
Class
Jan
21% Mar
200
of
Bata
Feb
2.10
28
1.30 Mar
2,965
,8
of Nova Scotia—
Baska
Feb
16%
6,300
3.80
Bank
Barymin
Jan
23
3.80
Base Metals
12
Jan
Jan
1.56
/ y«
Consoi
Barcelona
7%
61c
1.30
A——-—*
class
Jan
Mar
21%
225
Products
7'%
36c
13%
23
2.72
y—
6c
6c
1
1
Exploration Ltd1
Titan (Petroleum Corp. „———_—_1
100
24%
Mines
Bethlehem
55c
Exploration—.—.—1
Trebor Mines Ltd-
i2y8
2.66
Oil
Bankeno
Bell
700
Corp—___ 1
-—
—
common—
preferrje'd
Belcher
1,200
Ltd—1
Ltd
24,210
24%
Preferred
Ltd——
425
43c
Mar
10 Vz Mar
1.40
1
—,
Mines——
preferred
5%
Jan
8c
Pennbec
Lake Mines
7%
12 y«
Bailey Selburn Oil 48c Gas class A——1
Bowater
Mines
Jan
260
———————-j—_*
B
dan
Tache
89c
2,033
1
Fabric
Class
Jan
65c
69c
12%
——•
Electric
buc
Tazin
—
—;
10c
•
Mines
Auto
26,900
Tib
Minos
Mines
Jan
7y2c Mar
36c
40C
Feb
43
•
—
—
Gold
Aunor
1.05
Sullivan Consolidated Mines Ltd
Jan
5,000
7%
-
Aumacho River Mines———-—1
90c
Ltd—4
Ve
8%c
66c
Nickel—
Copper
Atlin-Ruifner
205
10%
11%
B——10
Steels
1.02
Mines
7%c
common———.——*
Atlas
1
Standard Gold
,
*
40O
class
Arcadia
Atlantic Coast
Orchan
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd—
100
Acceptance common—-—*
Bouzan
Ltd———-—11
—
—
Hardware
Bordulac
Mines
—
common—,
Oil
Bo water
Dufault
—————
—
Feb
Ltd-———1
Jan
28
Jan
Mines
,27c
Mar
*
16c
River
Mar
18c
1
*
preferred ——^50
Ciold Mines—
7,
23c
:
19c
Jan
Jan
Jan
—
13
92
Mar
Mines
Feb
Mar
15c
Corp
11%
84
"12c
Mining
Feb
50
1,200
10,600
Uranium1
560
Jan
7.60
Feb
87
22,300
Lithium
12%
14 %c
Mar
6.00 Mar
49
80c
13c
Cobalt '&
12%
10c
84
16c
Quebec, Oil Development Ltd—;
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd
Quemont Mining Corp Ltd——
25
79c
15c
*
200
50
Jan
79C
preferred
12c
Quebec
4,500
6.50
50
9%
Jan
16c
Quebec
10c 10 %c
6.00
'
5% Mar
Jan
12C
Ltd-
Jan,
325
35c
1
Producers
90c
6,080
38
-1
.Mining Corp
——
2
Pitt Gold Mining,Co Ltd———.
1
Portage Island (Chib) Mines Ltd——1
Mar
60c
ey4
Feb
Feb
6c
70c
Mines
Jan
56c
56c
5%
33
Jan
1.08
61c
1
Uranium
65c
143
43c
7.c
Metals Ltd—
Ltd,
Jan
16,640
19c
55c
1
Mines
56c
60c
Feb
55c
Corp
Ltd
Jan
2,500
Jan
12e
7%c
6c
Asbestos
33y2c Feb
Jan
13c
12,500
Opemisoa Explorers Ltd—
Lake
60c
9>/aC
22c
Bathurst
75c
1
I 23
26c
24% Mar
1,231
10c
__
1
25
100
a88c
1 a14
38c
Uranium
58c
Jan
21c
Bank
21
21
76c
(1945)
58c
7c
8 y4c Mar
Feb
.29%
21
'IIIIl
Ltd
Rare
54,200
33 y2
5%%
11c
American
Jan
4,050
lie
5%
common——,
Atl°s
Jan
1
North
26c
8y2c
8%c
—20c
'
Jan
17%
Ltd——1
Mines
Amulet
16 y2c Mar
8c
10 %c
Jan
33
Associated
Jan
i
7c
13c
3
Ltd
Calumet
American
5,000
16 %c 21 %c
;
3.20
19c
Ash
Feb
35c
1
Formaque Mines Ltd-——.
North
Jan
Jan
Mar
18c
Ashdown
Feb
10c
4c
1,500
1
New
Jack Lake
43 Vz
2.15
.28
33
Asamere,
Jan
35c
al4
Canada
Mines
Jan
40% Mar
$2.50
Jan
Mar
35c
——
£._
New
Jan
17 Vz
32%
19C
Beaver
For
13»/4
9.50
32%
—-——1'
Imperial
Argus Corp
Jan
1
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd.
Monpre Mining Co Ltd
Westville
Feb
Feb
19c
1st
Jan
7c
1
Ltd__'
Mines* Ltd—
•Westburne
60c
—1
Area Mines
Feb
2.45
80
a2.45
2,990'
—1
Oils
38c
——lc
,———
Mines
Anthes
Mar
20
5y2cMar
2,000
f.
2,500
Mid-Chvbouganiau Mines Ltd
United
17,837
Ansil
Jan
3uc
5,700
6c'
9y2c'
75c
South
60c
Jan
16c
15 y» Mar
.
241/4
5
Siscoe 'Mines
51c
.———50c
—;
Petroleums
Barnat
Lawrence
60c
———__*
Anglo Rouyn Mines————
—1
Feb
1.76
33%
4yac
100
9y2c
24%
St
Jan
Jan
—
23y2c Mar
6,500
231/s
—5
.
Jan
2.35
28'%
460
Huronian
5y2c Mar
3,500
24
i.
Ltd
i-.\
_-v/1 a2.4o
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd
Merrill Island Mining Ltd——.
Radiore
1.20
Feb
1.80
41
Anglo
Jan.;
52c
.
9y2c 1
1
Mining Corp Ltd—
Mining
Roberval
Mar
20% Mar
40% 1
Feb
SVa c Mar
500
5
Ltd
;
Copper Mining
Gas
80c
2,u (t>
40%
Jan
3.45 Feb
Mai-
28
1'
Ltd—
Mining
N
Labrador Mining & Explorat'n Co Ltd_l
Provo
3,300
20,095
Jan
6mjc
Feb
lOVaC
17,000
* a3c'
5%c
5%>c
1
*
:
Gold
:
i
—
Mines
Ceramic
-Continental
Paudash
90c
33%
10c
Mines--—,
Lead
Auto
Obalski
80c
21
11 Vz
Feb
5c
9,000
'
6c*;
'
15 %
*
Copper Mining Corp_
West
Jan
17%
Exploration.——4.75
Pulp & Paper—..50
1.53 Mar
:
745
52c<
5%V
—:
1
'
._jl
.
Mines Ltd
New
2.90
19 Vz Mar
Canadian
Jan
18%
,
28,600
4c *'
52c
*
Ltd—-
Mines
Hollinger Consoi
New
2.24 Mar
870
American
1.19 Mar
500
291/4
3%c
1-
1
Ltd——:
Mines Ltd
Hoseo
4,135
10,415
Anglo
Mar
5c
7,200
5c
n.y2c I
12 c
1
Ltd-
HUlcrest Collieries Ltd—
New
Jan
2.35
20%
Feb
8c
.1.65 Mar
_l
Ltd—
Mines .Ltd—
.
7%c
29%
Nepheline
38c
500
_1
Inc-t—J
Mines
Ventures
Corp
Jan
28
Leduc Fete—
*"
Mining
4c
19%
American
700
6,000
1
Mogador
Feb
6c
19%
Jan
1,500
5c
6c
<*c Exploration lnc__:
Miiuna -Co Ltd
—J—-
Massavsl
Jan
44c
28%
Feb
American
7 y2 c
•
Maritimes
Jan
75c
Feb
*
—
Jan
1
Ltd——
Minerals
Mines
Ltd
3.20
Jan
6c
;
Lingsioe
77c
Mar
1.90
Co
6.15
19c
7c
<■
Mines
Addison
Jan
60c
38c
2.25
9'/2c
1
Mining
Kerr
54c
1,095
2.25
Minerals———-10c
Feb
Mar
1
Ltd.
Metal Mines 'Ltd—a
Israel
Jan
Jan
Jan
5,220
2o,885
5c
be
8
vn>n
'
Iso
3.05
21
60c
10%
-6c
4.45 Mar
...
lie
1
Ltd__
International
29,794
27c
Jan
40c
32%
Anglo
Falconnridge Nickel Mines
Haitian
65c
60 c
_io
_—_—
Arjon
Gui-Por
Jan
2.60
17% Mar
jun
23%
Bldg Credits common——*
Aluminum
40c '
5c
Consoi..Quebec Yellowknife Mines Ltd_l
Cioiiit-nCtvgc
16c
850
Jan
19 % Mar
iiy2c
*
5,000
1
Copper-Rand Chib Mines Ltd
Geco
11,100
15,800
18
11
Jan
1.85
—i
—
common—
j..,,,
4,900
2,000
;_1
:
Ltd
Qii
-common—
•
Roxana
13c
38c
1
Ltd_;
Mines
Gaspe
19c
2.93"
'l
•
Mines
Consolidated; Monpas
Futurity
Jan
Feb
20%
,
4preferred———25
4% %
preferred
——50
Almagamated Larder Mines
———1
Amalgamated Rare Earth————1
107/e Mar
71,015
7c*
"
L
Ltd
&
4.90'
2.54
1
11c
——75c
Mines
Bay
5c
38c
82c
Steel
Aluminium
10%
1.
Corp_„
Cadillac
Consolidated New
:
•
Ltd__
Denison
Funcy
18
23%
Almlnex
i_
16c
11
V
.
Ltd
'
Central
Fontana
10
63c
2.25
Oils
Central
Algonquin
Jan
\
Fatima
140
250
Jan
Consolidated Ei<-Ore
Fano
Jan
1.85
Cons
Jan
'5c
Cleveland Copper Corp.;
Fab
Jan
23
3,000
17c
•
—1
—
Jan
41%
19
2.75
40c
1
40c
Mar
8c
17%
64c
-.
1
Pac
7c
Mar
lie
Chitougajn&u Jaculet Ltd
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
Oil
4c
Mar
Rio Oils
Mines
10
Jan
35
8c
18
Trunk
Algoma
Mar
Minerals
East Sullivan
10
20c
19
'
2.85
.1- —_i
Gold--
-
Gas
Algoma
3c
Copper
Dome
21% Mar
'
Voting trust
Jan
6c
Chiboug&mau
Empire
360
19c
!- IIIi
—
-
Warrants
Alberta
Jan
7,000
Corp———
Consoi
22%
'H-W
•
Distillers common—
Jan
5
2,000
Chess- Mining
Consolidated
'
»
Shoe
Yellowknife
6.80
4c
Quebec
'
21%
Jan
4.50 Mar
6y2c
Asbestos
i
3%c
6c
-
/
.17% Mar
,
3c
Cassiar
Chenralloy
•
200
Ltd-.
Cartlex
Central-Del
21%
wU'*f,
Ltd——.
Explorations
Alberta
Feb
Ltd
Mines
6,940
*
Mines
Akaitcho
6%c Jam
Ltdj——_
Uranium
36 V*
Jan
Campbell :Chiboitgamau Mines Ltd__
Calumet
35
10
"
IIII
Ltd——.nil
Ajax Petroleums :
_50c
Alba
High
48,451
'
Alberta
Calgary-&
common
Jan
55c
33,250
18c
j
Jan
20,667
7v2c
-1
Ltd—
Sugar
0
_1—
Surpass
Range Since Jan. \
Low
31c
22
-25
;
A
Agnew
Jan
Feb
Shares
High
36
*
common
—
Advocate Mines
Jan
3y2c
<
500
22c
.1
Mines
Paper
Atlantic
Class
Jan
be
43c
40e
4 y2 c
Bonnyvilie Oil & Refining Corp
Bornite
Copper - Corp
a-
7.65
dan
Mar
20c
-
21,700
\
&
for Week
30C
——
4l/2c
57,000
40c 42y2c
40c
5.50 Mar
1,000
26c"
Range
31C
Acadia Uranium Mines..Acme Gas & Oil-
Agnico
6.25
20c
Jan
Ltd
Dollars
Sales
Low
—
4%>c
25 %c
.1
Preferred
Jan
25c
Power
Acadia
Jan
7y2c
Burnt
Hill Tungsten
89c
57c
8,500
.1
Ltd—
5,000
3,000
4v2c
.1
Belle-Chibougamau
Jan
8c
6.25
-1
Ltd.
4c
57c
.1
Beatrice-Red Lake Gold Mines
Bellechasse Mining Corp Ltd
Mar
liy2c 14%c
i4%c
Bay Mining Co_i
3c
6y2c
26c
—i
Barvallee; Mines- Ltd—
Jan
7c
Augustus
Bailey Selburn Oil &
20c
57c
IIIi
Bateman
Mar
1,500
3c
12c
5y2c
m
Atlas Sulphur & Iron Co Ltd—
Exploration Ltd
Auinaque:Gold Mines Ltd
3,500
Canadian
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Mines
in
Week's
Par
Abitibi
12%cl2%c
1
Ltd
Mines
12 y2c
Expressed
STOCKS
Feb
Abacus
Ltd
Are
Friday
Mining and Oil Stocks—
Alscope
Shown
6.00 Mar
Jan
Mar
25
Prices
High
w-
Feb
3.45
150
•
43
Oils——
&
Jan
6,100
12%c
16c
Jan
42c
46c
2,500
42c
57c
Jan
18%
17 V2
18%
3,005
17 Vz Mar
21%
Jan
;
•
17
16%
17
16,605
16%
Feb
19%
Jan
Oil—;
—1
3.25
3.25
1,000
3.25 Mar
3.55
Feb
-25c
:
Edmonton
Consolidated
20c
—*
Mines
Petroleum
Jan
;
13c
14c
Jan
Mar
44
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
Shares
Par
,
Oils
Chibougamau
Red Lake__
Campbell
Campbell
Canada
Bread
Canada
Cement
common
Canada
14
Foundries
14%
3.50
21%
3.50
common
Oil
Lands
181
21 %
22%
47
49%
24
1.09
1.09
Creative
Jan
Cree
14'A Mar
200
Canada
Permanent
Canada
class
Southern
*
Mtge
10
Oils
Canada
Southern
Canada
Steamship
Jan
Crown
33%
Jan
Crowpat
26'A
Jan
19%
Feb
47
57
Class
Jan
24'A
1.30
--
3.85
1
Wire
Canadian
&
Canadian Bank
Canadian
1.08
of
7'Ac
Jah
12c
Mar
20'Ac
Jan
1
23,600
24c
Mar
33c
Mines;——1
20c
14,400
19c
Feb
27c
Jan
15c
Feb
1.04
Jan
31%
Jan
39c
Jan
90
43% Mar
47%
Feb
Deer
50
1,015
48% Mar
58
Jan
Deldona
41c
100
22'Ac Mar
4lc
Mar,,
75c.
.
Horn
Devon
.Jan
Gold
Mines
Palmer
Oils
3.25 Mar
5.25
Feb
Distillers
45%
Jan
Dome
Mines
Feb
11%
Feb
Dome
Petroleum
7%
7'A
325
6% Mar
9%
Jan
Dominion
Bridge
Electrohome
6c
6c
48%
46%
49%
4,763
46% Mar
56
Jan
32%
31%
32%
13,646
31 % Mar
39 %
Jan
A
warrants
Canners
Canadian
$1%
class
Celanese
A—
•.
common
1
Chieftain
Canadian
37
.
Curtis
Wright
Mar
16
r
Jan
Dominion
5.20
5.50
1,345
5.00 Mar
7.05
Jan
Dominion
Steel
4.75
4.75
20
4.60
Feb
6.60
Jan
Dominion
Canadian
Devonian
Canadian
Drawn Steel preferred
Canadian
Dredge
Petroleum
Feb
14%
Jan
Dominion
Tar
18% Mar
22%
Jan
;
29
Jan
Dominion
12%
12%
360
18%
19%
1,923
29
75
6%
98c
6%.
12
28
2.425
1.09
8
8
8%
75c
Feb
98c
9,175
70c
Jan
6
20,450
73c
5,625
Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian Export
Canadian
Class
1.96
2.05
IV* Jan
Mar
7%
1.34
Feb
3.00
12
12
13%
14%
2,177
3.40
2.90
8,750
26c
26c
28c
Chemical
&
2.35
1.97
2.35
Textile
29c
Donalda
Mines
•
Morse
Canadian Food Products
14%
3.50
10
Feb
3.80
Jan
Elder
45%
35
45'A Mar
63 V*
Jan
Eldrich
14%
3.50
14%
14%
20
29c
27c
29c
4,625
27c
Mar
10c
80c
80c
85c
2,785
80c
Mar
7.25
19,424
2.60
3.15
3,040
9%
10%
1,301
€%
6%
100
Industries
Canadian
1
6.15
Malartic
3.15
North
Canadian
Oil
13%
13%
15
Jan
El
Jan
Ernco
Jan
Eureka
1.05
8.55
-
Jan
12%
Jan
Pacific
Petrofina
26,275
13% Mar
17
76
Canadian
Thorium
Canadian
Tire
Canadian
Western
Canadian
Candore
Can
42c
Feb
68c
Feb
13c
15c
11,671
13c
Mar
27c
Jan
20,300
25c
Mar
44c
Feb-
Federal
20
19%
20%
24%
Jan
4,399
19% Mar
Mines
Gold
23%
11,214
9%
10
348
9% Mar
10.00
9.50
10.00
3,070
9.50 Mar
5c
174
4%c
5c
Farwest
14
14%
39
Asbestos
Del
Corp Ltd
Ltd
Central
Pat
-39
Jan
Ford
of
Jan
Francoeur
14%' Jan
Fraser
Jan
French
Feb
Jan
7%c
68,422
6c
Mar
7c
7c
2,000
7c
Mar
1.02
2,400
91c
Mar
11
10%
12%
8,490
10% Mar
36c
45c
3,500
36c
24c-
.
Jan
9c
.
Petroleum
Ltd
Frosst
Chartered
Cheskirk
Trust
Gaitwln
13%
Feb
Gatineau
Jan
5%
Chiboug
Chib
Jaculet
Kayrand
Chibougamau
Chimo
Gold
Chromium
1
——.
Cop
&
Mining
&
Smelting
Steel
Mar
55ct
Jan
Genex
11c
12c
2,000
60c
60c
—7,600
60c
57c
56c
57c
19,600
50c
4.10
1
4.20
2,950
49%
4.20
49%
11c
80
-
3.00
5%c
15c'
Mar
;
Jan
Geo
Columbia
Combined
Metals
Commonwealth
Mascot
Feb
Glacier
2.91
3.25
Jan
16
1,830
14% Mar
25%
Jan
Goldale
11c
33.500
9%c Mar
13 %c
Feb
4.90
Feb
Goodyear
Coniagas
Mines
Coniaurum Mines
Consolidated
Consolidated
7,866
22 %c Mar
2.10
200
2.10 Mar
47c
42c
2.65
Jan
4%
48c
2,700
47c
Mar
61c
Jan
51c
500
43c
Feb
56c
_T—
—
20c
500
20c
Feb
26c
Jan
5c
Callinan
Denison
5c
1,800
5c
Feb
8c
Jan
1
*'
9.25
Golden
Consolidated
Halliwell
36,286
l
3.60
3.50
3.60
1
3ic
7
1
Gold
22c
Mines—
25c
25c
-
30c
3.50
-
22c
6,366
-
-
59c-
2.35
2.47
Consolidated Mining
Consolidated Mogul
Consolidated
& Smelting—
Consolidated
Consolidated
Negus
Consolidated
--
54,200
-
Consolidated
Mines
-
Jan
Jan
Northern
Jail
Gold
.
Jan
<
34c
3c
28c
-
:
7c
8c
3.75
Mart®
-
72c
Feb-
3.25
5c
West
Consumers Gas
Petroleum
Co
I
common
Class B preferred
Con west
1
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6,833
Cournor
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Craigmont Mints
Crain
(R
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860
-
60c
1
page
1
3.60
1.24
26c
5.00
5.05
2,215
1.63
1.60
1.75
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83
86
270
81%
Feb
86
Feb
750
14'A
Jan >7
15%
Feb
24c
-
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6'Ac
5%c
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5,500
1,638...
15
;
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6.25
Feb
Feb
36 %
Jan
97%
Feb
15
18%
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235
3,445
43
775
43
1,325,-
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11%
10c
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7%
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22
:
41% Mar
75c
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7,500
76c
27c
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11c
27c
53%
Jan
Feb
16%
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Feb
Jan
: Feb
17c
Jan
14c
,
Mar,
2,055
Feb
87c
11%. Mar
500
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;
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10c
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'50%
41% Mar
/
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Feb
Feb
15
1,150
12
10c
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7c
5c
32 ;
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16%
41%
11%
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1
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,
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Jan
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260
15'A
16
Jan
9c
28%
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1.60 Mar
6c;
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12
Feb
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5.00 Mar
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35
.
173%
24% Mar
92%
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11%
12"
7
1.10
29c
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Feb
24c
27c
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22c
24c
25c
145
40%
40%
41
6%
6%
6%
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Jan
Mar
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:
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Feb
40%
20
21 %c
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240
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Jan
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50
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22c
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22c
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Great
Plains
Great
West
West
Jan
Develop
Cogl
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2
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1956
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
warrants
Greyhound
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5.25
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5%
5%
5%"
1.90
.
1.75
1,405
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180
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41
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1.95
4.75
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Hallnor
Jan
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32c
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29c
Mar
47c
Jan
65
99
4,135
3.95
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38% Jan
Feb
3.15 Mar
103
•"
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6% Mar
164;,
17%
385
4.30
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27C
6,800
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Head
Gold
of Lakes
Headway
Jan
Heath
Jan
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Red
Gold
IOC
3.300
2,400-
20c
Mar
31 %c
Jan
Home Oil
7c
Mar
14c
Jan
-
Class
7%c Mar
3.40 Mar
19
Mar
11
10c
6c
8.05
8.30
20c
25c
38,200
9%*
9%.
340
5%c
6 %c
15
1.80
19
/
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36c
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24c
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4.00
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8.20
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3.05 Mar
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399''
4.951
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-
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4.00
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Jan
Jan
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3.80
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22c
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101
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3.45
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3.35
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2,072
28c
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97c
38c
1
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80c
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1,670
1
1
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39c
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38c
10c
5,100
24%
1
Great
Jan
Jan
18c
4%C
.
Jan
"
——
Power
32c
-81c
I5C
class
Mines
33c
2.31
6,990
1.45
1
65c
76c
Mines
Feb
6,500
Consolidated Red Poplar.
Consolidated Regcourt Mines
Consolidated
Mackay
Lakes
11%
Jan
91c
14c
1
27%
24%
.
1
——
Great
12c
"
Mar
20c
1.25
1
—
Jan
540
•
Paper
10c
Mar
13,350
20,962
•
Mine—
Jan
,
.27
,
1,500
1
Canada
Lakes
Mar
600
-
17%
1
—
Mines
Pershcourt
Quebec
18c
1.38
48
*
5'Ac
_1
—A
Great
25c
55c
2,260
-
60c
81c
-
525-.
'
2.90
17
20c
2
Consolidated, Northland Mines
Consolidated Peak Oilsl_
Consolidated
17%
1
Mar
10%
A„50c
—
preferred
26c
4,500
28c
60c
2.53
1
—
Nicholson
2.90
•
...
Mosher
-
•.
Exploration
Morrison
26c
1
!
Jan
Feb
40
*
lc
•
88,000
28c
28c
55c
1
Marcus Gold Ltd
Consolidated Mic Mac Oils Ltd
class
—-
Tire
Grandroy
■
Consolidated
Feb
85c
52c
5'Ac
,_1%
Mines
.
8c
*<
8.20 Mar
*
13,400
31c
57c
•
1
Howey
8c
23,794
3c
1
Marbenor
Drill
Gold
8% Mar
Jan
8c
11,025
9.25
lc
Feb
5'Ac
2,000
-
8.60
'•
Consolidated
8%c
8'A
6,700
-
2%c
^
—
Arrow_i
Consolidated
9c
8c
10
8c
8c
'
i
Consolidated Discovery
Consolidated Dragon Oil
Consolidated Fenimore Mines
Consolidated
8%
5 %c
•
.
Mines
8%
5%c
.
•
Flin
:
8%
1
Gamma—1
Beta
Warrants
•-
Mines
10c
8'Ac Mar„*
•
-
160
Jan
20c
20c
—•
—
52c
1 " "•;
Mines-!
Mines
Gordon
47c
51c
•
Oil
Bakeries
Consolidated Bellekeno
Consolidated
25c
2.10
Uranium
Granduc.
Allenbee
Consolidated
Consolidated
22'Ac
2.10
•
•
,
Feb
22'Ac
*
2.50
Mines
2,270
3 74
Glenn
Jan
10%
1
common
Goldra.v
Jan
•
-
4.25
Jan
Jan
4.65
10%
1
Goldfields Mining
4.00
1,450-
34,200
27%
Feb
91c
Mar
3.50 Mar.
70
1
9%c
2.81
62c
16'A
143
*,
;
Mining
14%
6,800
2,500
Feb
2.95
3.00
Jan
21% Mar
«
:
140
•
Mine
14%
4.25
Petroleum
&
Yellowknife
58
33%
V
'
Prospecting
Giant
Giant
10%c
Cellulose
Copp
Scientific
Jan
•
Equipment
-
15% Mar
'
52c
: 68'A
100
1
Feb
4.45
■-
Feb
66%
;
Ltd
64c
49% Mar
> Jan
143
:
Wares
Mines
80c
v
Feb
Jan
Jan
*
Feb
18%
62 % Mar
Jan
1
Farm
Cody Reco
Key
Petroleum
38c
60c
•
Willans
Cockshutt
Con
General
General
10,059
—
25
„
Cochenour
Jan
Jan
40c
1
27% Mar
u.
5,422
42 r
27
27
.1
;
42c
Mar
57c
70c
4.15
40
;
L.
Motors
Mar
1
Chrysler
General
30c
1
Smelting
Jan
4,500
62
Jan
9'Ac
12
33c
Jan
•
-
39,000
38c
...
Dynamics
34c
40c
Min
Mining
Mines
General
4%c
3%c
9c
52c
;
Jan
1.29
Jan
10
—
62%
80
8'Ac
56c
—
Ltd
4c
,_75c
Mines—
15c
Mines
62
33c
8 'Ac
62c
•
4
30c
1
3.50
15::
Development
1
;
Mines
4.15
i
s.
common
Bakeries
1.01 Mar
165
1
Puwci
Geco
4,300
6,290
15'A
•
Mining
General
'
4,095
21%
100
preferred
Jan
20
:
Mires
Chesterville
'
:
(Charles) class A
Jan
49c
Mar
29%
20
15%
1
—
Jan
12c
27%
:
pmeferred
1.40
12,100
25c
9'A Mar
19c
~
Feb
Jan
1.54
-
Mar
6'Ac Mar
100
9,500
:_*_
27%
1
common-,.
Debentures
6.20
13c
7,500
10
20%
..
*
1.01 Mar
1.20
7c
22c
Jan
59
-
1.15 Mar
18c
Jan
82
54% Mar
24,000
Jan'
1.90
Mar
56
Jan
1.78
„
V
Feb
.*
4.40 Mar
12c
1'.42 Mar
1.50
V
43,150
-
29c
9%
:
20c
7,350
1.01
6'Ac
7c
28c
•
Ltd
17,202
1.20
.'
•
1
Co
1.12
1
22c
10c
,
*
5.00
1
1.31
18c
;2_
General
—
1.15
•
~ {
S)—.
1.01
Oil
Jan
50
25c
■
(U
4.40
Porcupine
1.20
2
:
"
Co
1.10
Central
1.53
685
.
1
4.85
Charter
Jan
1.21 Mar,
29,536
57
il—
A
1
1
.
Jan
8c
12,150
1.56
56
'
class
•
I
22c
Jan
1.13
Mar
1.53
1.52
56
.
Canadian—:
Mines
Frobisher
1.47
91c
1.42
56
Companies
45'%
1.02
Mar
'Jan
6,000... ..V 7cV Feb "-
.
1.43
■
20
Foundation
Jap
16 %c
6c
Jan
"
-' 5c
-
93,360
.
'1.55
56
Canada
Jan
6%c
•
Gold
Jan
Mar
9
45
Jan
.
.13c
11,550
7'Ac "
7c
7c ;
8
Manufacturing
Mar
12,200
^
•...
1
—;
Nickel
Motor
Mar
94c
•
:
Rio
Feb
13'A
Mar**
1.45
13,700
1.42
1.21
1.34
24
6c
.
1
Ltd
Mining
82c
15c,
85c
•
Athabaska
Jan
10c
Mar
12
155.
14c
6c
,
:
.
45
13c
6c
1
Mining
11 %c
14c
93c
1
Ltd—,
Quartz
Ford
199
Feb
9'
9
45
13c
_1
Grain
139,293
14 Vie
-1
Fleet
Jan
12
Feb,
13%
290
Jgn
13%
6c
,4C
170
"
220
40
1
1
Central
500
.
20
-
Preferred
25%
7,500
171 174%
*
*
Explorations
Captain
22%
9%
pfd_20
Westinghouse
Cariboo
Cassiar
4%
23%
:9
"
1
;
Developments
Players
Fatima
29c
1
.
Gas
Mines
Met
Cayzor
Nat
Exploration
Erin
Can
Corp
Corp common
10%
Mar •!
7c
284,
19'A Mar-
Feb
ti'/it
11,300
1
—
Candyj
Faraday Uranium Mines
Fargo Oils Ltd
25c
"
*^—'
1
-
Jan
;i8% Mar
8c
1
Farmer
27c
10
Superior Oil
Canadian
16%
13%
1
—
Falconbridge
Mar
25
—.
preferred
Jan:
13%'Mar
13%
1
Corp
Fanny
Jan
73
*
Railway
Feb;
20,022
7'Ac
*.
■
•
Canadian
Canadian
Jan
15%
51%
1
970
8
Mining
Ltd
Famous
6% Mar
Mar
Sol
•
common
8
-
Jan
4.70
9% Mar
6% Mar
&
Mines
•
1
Mines
Feb
Feb
7
2,728
9%
:
Mines
37c
2.60 Mar
•
130
63c
Jan
6.15 Mar'
15,330
76
56c
60c
14'A
73
*
,
Inca
Cos
"
50
Northwest
Canadian
9%
•
common
Gold
Canadian
6.15
1
I
Common
3.50
20c
Preferred
Jan
99
Mar
360
43%
8%
:
Eddy Paper class A
Crest
Canadian
52
Jan
12% Mar
13%
41
-
9®A
;
•
Jan
Homestead
common
43% Mar
.
200
Petroleum
Jan
High
Machine
Jan
5.45
4.30 Mar
,
41
12%
-
19%
Amphi Gold—
7%
General
•
•.
19%
Ltd
10%
Canadian
Ice
Dynamic
East
45%
—
9% -Jan
Feb
Jan
60c
Jan
Canadian
Canadian
Jan
12%
9% Mar
6%
1
150
14'A.
Minerals
Mines
100
Hydrocarbon
Co
&
Mines
Canadian
Canadian
Copper
Oils
maiartiu
470
Oil
—
'——10
;
Sullivan
10
;_100
Canadian Husky
Warrants
7
23.50
L
East
6%
Securities class A—8
-97
8
—
tbadv
9%
3.50
Duvan
•
Jan
6%
*
292
•
Brewery
Jan
9%
common
8,724.
98
—1
Jan
Preferred
2.45
6%
!
Preferred
450!
4.50
44%
Jan
Jan
21
Feb
.7% Mar
>
4.30
13%
common
Dow
16
-
Feb
A_50c
class
:
9.00
Feb
17%
295
14
,19%
«
—
Industries
1.97 Mar
.*
Fairbanks
1,467,.
—
.
98
42% 1,
common—*.
common
Feb
3.65
Jan
13% Mar
43,975
B
20% Mar
Feb
6.60
7
•
1
Feb
2.75
Feb
11%
10,510
16%
Oil—
&
18'A
43%
■
—
*
I*
r-r,
Preferred
Dover
Jan
Coal—
&
85c
1.96 Mar
100
14
1
Gas
7 %
•>.'
Magnesium
llVa
Mar
70c
2,985
3.40
*
•
19%
.27% Mar
'
2.05
•
Dock
18%
43%
common—*
Stores
1.05
•
1,920
'—;—---
& Steel
Duvex
Canadian
6,730
6.90
Mar
Jan
Feb
10
1
-
77c
5,780
20'A
6.60
—-100
31 % Mar
3
common
28%
18%
7%
—
Foundry
245,
6%
Preferred
27%
,
common
Preferred
380
28%
•
2,8'Ac Mar^
;
13,678
18%
'*, Warrants
Dominion
12
25
Pete
Collieries
Feb
8c
32%
19
Chemical
Canadian
Feb
31%
12%
•.
preferred
Canadian
6c
5.50
..
83c"
77c
,
29,000
6.90
*
-—2.50
11%
—
9%b
'
28%
20
—•——2
Seagrams
4.75
warrants-
B
Canadian
31%
21c
-
•
25
Class
*
^20
Aluminium common.*
Class
81c
30c
20c
8'Ac
25c
i_;
10%
24c
1
—«
40'A Mar
——
Canadian British
100% Mar
99% Mar
21,350
1,600
3,500
Jan
16c
25
common
Jan
Jati
9%
12c
200
Commerce
50'A
12c
Mar
12c
26'Ac
7,931
7%
8
1
11
•
Mar
7%c Mar
310
99% 100%
100
42
Mar
40%
:—1
225
8
Jan
5c
11
_
11,100
*
13c
7,500
40'A
B
Minerals
Breweries
.'Preferred
class
Cable
Astoria
84
8c
8'A
42
7'Ac
Jan
Jan
7c
6c
Dominion
Canada
42'A
--
7'Ac
Feb
2.64
5c
25C
3.85 "
4,200
11%
Jan
5c
44%
3.25
7%c
High
Feb
2.20
,,
1
0
<T_.
common
.—
7'Ac
42 %
100
12,50
Lines
Preferred
54,480
*'
'
preferred
43%
■
■
2.37
Mines
Cusco
Jan
2.28
8%
42,248
Jan
Feb
A
10
10%
1
—
Range Since Jan, 1
Low
High
9%
„5
Minerals
Crush International Ltd-
23 % Mar
Mar
23% Mar
Low
1
-
Zellerbach
48%
Jr—
warrants
Petroleum
Pershing
4.25
Mar
41c
B_
Shares
2.36
Daering Explorers
Daragon Mines
'
Packers
for Week
warrants—
Canada
22'Ac
■
Canada
of
Croinor
'
Warrants
Sales
Range
-*
Telefilms
Oil
24% Mar
177
mmmm
Jan
6.90
3.50 Mar
225
23%
60c
Feb
28
1,620
47
23%
*
•
12 %
2,510
*
—.
Week's
Par
High
Jan
4.50 Mar
100
29
26
26
Malting
45c
400
28
28
10
common
11,960
13%
——20
Iron
4.90
25%
*
_—
Preferred
Canada
4.50
4.75
13,820
Monday, March 14, 1960
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
60c
.
of Prices
STOCKS
High
54c
*
.
common
60c
1
1
-
Preferred
Canada
Low
*
Gas_
&
.
Last
Friday
for Week
of Prices
;
(Range for Week Ended March 1 1 )
Sales..
...
Sale Price
STOCKS
Calvert
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(1148)
47% "
35
2.9544
r
950
2,090"
49 "
36
3.10
47%-
7"*
-
,8.10 Mar
4.00 Mar,.
.43
^
"
5,650
"
"1,968 V *1"
35
Feb",
Mar'
5.00 Jan
*
44%
Jan
44 / .Mar
38
Jan
4.00
2.95 Mar
Jan
51% 'Jan
46.
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Volume
Number. 5933
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Week's
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
,
Hudson
Oil
Bay
Erie
Low
10%
11%
7,620
ll'Acll'Ac
500
20
48
48
50
l
35c
35c
35c
10
•
Imperial Oil
—,1_,
.__f
•
Imperial Tobacco.of Canada ordinary_5
6% preferred—-—.
4.86%
54%
53
9%
54%
768
Hydra Explorations
14'A
12c
Feb
9c
6,037
Mortgage
High
10% Mar
275
&
Huron
Industrial
„iv
Milton
Feb
Mind&mar
Jan
Jan
Molsons
Feb
5%
31
81
32%
82
17,867
31
Mar
465
81
.Mar
8'A
30
11%
5 'A
1,925
8.60
9.00
1,440
48
48
25
5%
1,130
17%
48
5
17%
(John) & Co
Inglis
Jan
3,590.
*
10
—.i
——
Mar
12
21,015
0.00
■.»
preferred
$2.75
10
37
Jan
725
32
——50
.Warrants
.
Feb
Mar
9%
•
—
Feb
Jan
Moore
12%
Jan
Mt
50
Jan
Multi
8.60 Mar
Mar
48
4.60
preferred
Co
Gas
-(.Preferred,--'—,
1
;
I
Inspiration
1
.V
*-4
International
Molybdenum
International
Nickel Co common
Utilities
x,
common.
Preferred
_
~-
94
32
•
5
——25
-
39'/a
;
6%
56'A
Interprovincial Bldg Credits common.'
Line
5
Interprovincial Steel
?
Investors Syndicate class A-„
25c
Irish Copper Mines—r——-¥_—
-1
Iron Bay Mines-i
;
v-—
1
Iroquois Glass preferred10
Iso
Mines
h
1
Interprovincial Pipe
.
22
8c
91
31%
39 %
—
175
22
8c
94%
32 %
40%
•—
1.33
2.55
—
National
1.90
Jan
National
Exploration
Jan
National
Grocers
Hosiery
50c
23'A Jan
Mar
Creek
Mines
Drug
National
Service
Public
Jamaica
Mar
13'Ac
Jan
National
Steel
91
Mar
105
Jan
National
2,195
36%
Jan
Nealon
39 Ve
Feb
40%
Feb
Neon
6'A
Feb
9'A
600
I,600
Lake
Jefferson
38,400
2.05
3,600
200
Gold
Joburke
Mines—
52,800
24c
New
Jan
New
Athona
Jan
New
Bidlamaque
1.75
23c
11,000
5'A
9c
10c
22,533
2.20
27,852
Warrants
.w
Mines
Jon smith
9'Ac
2.05
—
8%
r-
40c
1
*
—
23c
i2c
32c
.*
1
-*
15c
Mining Co Ltd
Jumping Pound Petroleum
Jowsey
9'A
8%,„
9
-
-—
Joliet-Quebec Mines ——:
•
2.15
————10
————-—-I®.
Preferred
B
—
.
41c
40c
,
23c
23c
lO'Ac
12c
32c
34c
14c 14'Ac
1-51 1.56
Mar
9'Ac
Jan
347
20'A Mar
26%
Jan
21
6c
21
21
320
21
Mar
26
40
40
41
271
39% Mar
41
--
85
89
155
83
68c
66c
5,450
66c
•+
.
Warrants
Kelvinator
,
of
Labine
16,061
50c
53C
"'28,400
50c
Jan
'61c
Feb
38'Ac
39c
2,300
38c
Feb
59c
Jan
14c
16c
5,700
14c
Mar
14
14%
870
14
Mar
16%
Jan
13
13
13
Mar
16%
Jan
4c
5c
I,600
11,100
Mar
10c
Jan
25%
125
50c
—
16%
14c
•
5c
25%
25%
,
3.20
3.20
t
L
mmJL
13
Copper
Alger
2.15 Mar
535
'
Minerals
Kirk land
i
——
Mines
52c
Jan
New
Continental
67c
Davies
Jan
New
Delhi
.1.40 Jan
•New
Mar
of
Canada
Goldvue
Mar
15%
Jan
49%
Jan
51 %
Jan
5c
Mar
15'A
15 %
50
15'A Mar
12c
8,700
.10 %c Feb
15%
lie
11c
6c
2,800
5c
Mar
7'Ac
Jan
29c
II,475
25c
Mar
35c*
Jan
11'Ac
10c
15c
177,650
38c
35c
40c
50,800
5'Ac
5'Ac
3,066
5'Ac Mar
23c
25c
5,100
23c
25c
15c
10'Ac
13c
2.90
2.77
2.90
10,500
10,320
•
5'Ac
5'Ac
6c
1
12c
11'Ac
12c
Exploration
class A—
Labrador Mining &
Cement
Lafarge
15c
■
Warrants
j
Lake
Lake
Lake
La
Gold—-
Lingman
Mines—
Osu
Mines
Shore
Gold Mines--
Lamaque
Loan
Lambton
Mar
6c
Mar
7c
14,000
New
Kelore
•
8'Ac
8'Ac
9'Ac
34,000
8'Ac Mar
13c
Feb
1
17'Ac
15"Ac Mar
25c
Jan
Jan
37c
Jan
2.45
Jan
Jan
9%
Jan
Newlund
8'A Mar
8%
Feb
New
1.95
Feb
9
.
Jan
New
7,800
Jan
New
10'Ac Mar
17c
Jan
New
32c
Mar
43 c
Jan
Mines—
Mines
—
Mines
American
Mar
3,933
3,500
15'Ac
18c
26,690
32c
33c
2,400
30c
64c
60c
65c
78,335
57c
Mar
1.27
Jan
1
Mining & Smelting
Mylamaque Exploration-
6c
6c
7C
4,300
6c
Mar
12c
Jan
52c
45'Ac
52c
II,716
45'Ac Mar
68c
Feb
18c
18c
I,125
14c
Feb
18c
Mar
10%
10'A
10'A
2^
10'A
Feb
11 %
_1
Rouyn Merger—
Superior
Taku
Oils
1
}
Mines—
*
Jan
Niagara
2.00
Jan
Nickel Mining & Smelting
1
42c
36c
43c
10,729
1
1.08
1.03
1.15
9,900
1
5'AC
5'Ac
5'Ac
6,000
Feb
7%
Jan
2.65 Mar
3.95
*
'
Secord
Gold
Leitch
Nisto
Feb
10'A
Jan
5'Ac Mar
9'Ac
Jan
Noranda Mines
Jan
21'A
Jan
Norbeau
2.80 Mar
3.80
Jan
Mar
1.90
Jan
7
12,875
1.25
37c
9'Ac
53,300
60c
33c
500
Feb
42c
Jan
10c
Nor
LoLuaw
2,682
21
8%
105
8
75c
75c
400
72c
Normetal
3,400
66c
16,560
2.10
7,775
6C
6C
1,000
16c
16C
1,000
4.00
4.05
1,825
3.80
3.80
200
Feb
10c«
Feb
20c
Feb
class
Class
Mar
1957
32
Mar
64c
1.00 Jan
Feb
26c
Jan
30c
24'A
24%
25
270
23%
Jan
27%
1.41
1.39
1.48
11,800
1.32
Jan
1.59
Feb
3c
3c
4,200
Jan
1.75
4c
1.93
1.85
1,800
26
26%
310
26
Feb
27
28
200
26%
Jan
29
24'A
438
Jan
23
23%
845
Feb
Feb
26'A
23%
22'A
22%
26'A
Jan
loo
41
41
42'A
275
40
44
Jan
5.00
5.50
2.75
2.75
100
10'Ac
13c
10,500
5.50
13c
/
50c
31c
2.00
4'Ac
Mines
Yellowknife Gold
Lyndhurst
Mar
19c
6c
Feb
15c
2,300
2.60
22c
20c
22c
16,600
20c
5'Ac
13,500
5c
1
5'Ac
—20
22
22
22
300
1.03
1.00
1.07
4,505
36
36
75
14%
14'A
15
15,019
—1
2.95
2.90
3.00
9,300
7c
7c
7%'C
14,200
—
—
,
B
Bloedel & Powell River.
A
Lake—-—
Magnet Cons Mines
Gold
Maneast
Uranium
Maple Leaf Milling
Maralgo Mines
23%
8'Ac
Feb
22
1.00
36
1.14
Feb
43
Mar
2.63
22 %
25
2'Ac
18,360
85c
90c
9,350
85c
4 %C
5c.
4,200
4'Ac
2'Ac
Feb
11%
"
1
common
>
;
11%
12%
9c
Jan
14
11% Mar
1,255
Oils
Maritime Mining Corp
Mines
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
convertible preferred-
17c
Wholesale
8'Ac
8'Ac
9c
3,800
32c
96%
94
97%
660
7c
9c
6c
10c
7C
•
Consol
82c
23,400
46,432
Mar
94
.
Jan
Peoples
Jan
1
——50c
II——*
__
Grain
McCabe
1.15
90c
30
1.15
Jan
Permo
Perron
6,600
Mar
10c
Jan
5,100
6c
Mar
13'Ac
Jan
31
90c
30
150
33
Mar
&
Gas
Gold
Oil
Peruvian
Jan
Jan
&
Pickle
Pitch
Crow
Ore
42c
Feb
"-L25
1.95
1.75
1.95
23,128
16c
75c
15c
16c
16.300
Mining
50o
1
Mines
1
1,583
17'A
Jan
1.50
1.70
7,025
1.00
Jan
3.75
Jan
1.17
1.18
1,300
1.10
Feb
1.31
Jar.
14
,
13'A
14'/a
5,241
13%
Feb
16%
Jan
Jan
85
25
Mar
2 5'A
44
44
44
100
43
Jan
44%
3.55
3.40
3.65
12,060
Jan
3.70
15C
16c
3,000
70
70
5
10'Ac
12c
14,600
14c
14c
4,500
25
70
12C
25
3.15
Jan
76%
Jan
10'Ac Mar
15'Ac
Jan
17c
Jan
70
Feb
13c
Jan
Feb
16c
Feb
61c
Jan
Mar
45c
Jan
Jan
13
Mar
10c
41c
10c
15'Ac
6c
60c
465
80c
Mar
2,000
9,550
10'A
Feb
Mar
7c
62c
10
10
2,600
10c
9,730
41c
6,500
12c
45c
12'AC
5.70
5.50
5.80
26,060
1.03
89c
1.07
244,000
12c 12'AC
Jan
Jan
10c
10'A
Jan
20c
Mar
15c
60c
7c
Feb
5.50 Mar
8.60
Jan
Jan
1.37
Feb
80c
6c
6'Ac
3,000
6c
Mar
9'Ac
28c
30c
6,700
28c
Mar
37c
6%
7'A
9,705
6%
29C
29c
2,500
29c "
15,388
7%
Feb
Feb
Jan
Feb
Feb
35c
12%
9.35 Mar
Jan
Jan
9.35
10%
7.00
6.25
7.00
440
6.25 Mar
9.00
24
23'A
25
5,408
23'A Mar
29'A
Jan
Mar
10%
Jan
46c
46c
1,500
31c
Jan
50c
32c
35c
3,400
32c
Mar
44c
Jan
60c
61C
4,235
60c
Jan
66c
Feb
8'Ac
8'Ac
9c
25,000
18c
17c
18c
5,155
3.05
3.05
3.15
400
20c
14'Ac Jan
6'Ac Jan
15c
Feb
W.
3.15
Jan
3.05
4*
23c
X
*
3.05 Mar'
!
Jan
'>l3\V0Feh
3.15
2:55
22c
1.25
-
Jan
i
3.10
21C
2.65
1,600
19C 21'Ac
22,450
6,500
5,700
Jan
33c
13'Ac Feb
18c
7'A
1,430
6% Mar
40
220
40
Feb
40
Feb
21 "A
Feb
22
Mar
Mar
95
Mar
85c
Jan
21 %c
Jan
13'Ac 13'Ac
7'A
22c
6%
40
23C
1,500
^
2.85
2.25 Mar
19c
21c
39c
Mar
22
22
175
95
95
95
5
65C
70c
8,500
55c
17c
18c
8,700
17c
Mar
1
1.01
1.00
1.01
9,500
74c
Feb
1.02
95c
1.10
59,150
91c
Mar
62 c
60c
62c
4,800
60c
•
X
88c
8'A
Feb
17c
*
2
1
Place Oil & Gas
63,500
18%
1.70
187A
1
Mines
Gold
Ponder
37c
Jan
Jan
18%
19%
1
:
Uranium
Placer
40c
46
v-
•
Mines
& Gas
Jan
33c
Jan
81c
Feb
Mar
41
1
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
-
Jan
41c
33c
35
1
—.—1
Oil preferred
8c
5'Ac
8,050
42'A
1
Mines
31c
21,450
11,850
35c 42'AC
42'A
—100
30'A /Jan
7c
39c
2
Credit common
Mar
21C
Jan
—50
Mar
2,687
19c
5'AC
1.41
•
—
Gold
19c
25'A
21c
6'Ac
Feb
Jan
1
1
Canada
24
24
1
1
25%
1.15
Mar
69c
Jan
1.30
95
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
7c
5,600
13,378
•
Porcupine
Petrol OH
Mayburn Mines
Mayfair Oil & Gas-—:
85c
1.04
Mar
35c
:
—
Preferred
Jan
102
72c
•
Preferred
37c
Mar
Jan
80c
-
Petroleum
of
12%
Feb
8% Mar
Jan
; 85c
1.25
I
—
-
Consol
PCE Exploration- Ltd
Peerless Exploration—
Pembina Pipeline common
Jan
91,450
Feb
38c
Mar
1
Mines
Paymaster
Jan
13c
33c
59c
Jan
80c
1
Petroleums
Patino
v
Jan
Feb
92c
Jan
25c
26,000
•
1
Parmaque
Jan
Jan
9%
40c
2,245
92c
—1
Page Hershey Tubes-,
Jan
13c
32c
46,804
25c
80c
900
Warrants "
Jan
7'Ac
82c
58c
25c
Mar
74c
Jan
10,500
8%
51c
25c
55c
/
20,200
84c
55c
7'A
Jan
14c
32c
1,270
94,600
Pamoil Ltd
10c
9'A
85c
•
Copper
Pamour
Jan
60c
•
Metals
Lake
Palliser
2.95
Feb
2.33
Jan
74c
-1
Mines
Pacific
10c
81c
Mines
Malartic
Jan
9c
1.33
1,670
Mines-;
Oils
Jan
13c
11c
2.53
*
Mar
10c
8'Ac Mar
2.33
2.90
■
2.40
28c
Feb
*
1
1
•
100
Marigold
Jan
*,
Drilling
1.05
13c
—1
—
Parker
4C
Jan
Mar
Mar
100
pfd_
;
Pardee
25
10c
1
Jan
1
Mines
Martin-McNeely
Utilities
Jan
M 40c v
II,000
20
3.05 Mar
Jan
7c " Feb*--
10c
20
Mines
Amalg Mines-
18%
14'A Mar
Jan
9c
1
Jan
Jan
12c
common—*,
Mines
Pato Consol
86C
1
—1
Fields—
Malartic
23%
32c
Mar
Mar
22
2'Ac
-•j-a.
—
—
23%
-—1-—
Ltd——"
2.92
Feb
3.70
13c
Oshawa
Jan
2.60
2.60
1
class
Power
Ltd—
Mines
Rare
Osisko
Jan
Feb
Ormsby Mines
Jan
8,500
5c
MacLeod Cockshutt _1
Matachewan
14c
Jan
24 %c
2.90 Mar
Orenada Gold
Feb
2.65
1
Explorations
class A pfd—
Macleods
Majo'rtrans
4'Ac Mar
8c
Oils
Opemiska
Jan
7,950
9c
36'Ac
Feb
19'Ac
Feb
6'Ac Mar
•
Telephone
Gold
Orchan
20c
3,479
50
Lake
Oleary
Jan
12,500
15,900
13,400
—•
Gas
Cement
Okalta
21c
3.00
——
Quebec
Oka
Jan
1
Mines
Maher. Shoe
—
Mines—
O'Brien
Jan
6'Ac Jan
7'Ac
_*
—
Natural
Ocean
Jan
59c
1
Mines
Red
•
Canada
Obaska
Jan
21,000
8c
8c
Mines
5c
14c 15'Ac
4'Ac
14c
3.00
18c
47"Ac Mar
19,750
Warrants
9.00
Feb
Jan
10'Ac Mar
7,600
25c
Jan
5.00 Mar
545
48c
28%
Mar
10c 10'Ac
10c
50
Ontario
Norvalie
Feb
22%
1.80
28c
MacMillan
A
Nudulama
5c
1
preferred
warrants
Northwestern
Jan
27
26%
A
Bloedel
Oil
Northland
Jan
Feb
3c
500
•
warrants
Star
Northern
5c
_1
—
— -
Northern
Feb
Jan
1.10
1
Ltd
Northern
Feb
Feb
Mar
1
Ltd
Mines
.
6,20Q
976,400
48c
Macmillan
North
20c
48%
Mar
40
54c
_•
;
Uranium
A
2.95 Jan
32
73c
.30
—'
Macdonald
Class
Feb
Jan
:
*
Northspan
Feb
4.20
Rankin
4.20
14c
4,898
23,700
.
25o
common--
Exploration
•**
4.75
30c
-1
Macassa
North
Feb
29c
.30
pfd—
Jan
Jan
55c
Oils
Goldcrest
North
Jan
24
A
Jan
7c
Jan
■
Mining
Coldstream
Northgate
Jan
57c
5c
6 'Ac
2.90
III
—A_„
Warrants
Jan
70c
—
class
Jan
1.46
1.03 Mar
1
'
111
Ltd
Canadian
North
Jan
l.Ol
2.80
30c
„1
5'A%
82c
3.80 Mar
80
Lorado Uranium Mines
Marcon
Jan
Mar
4.00
10,051
32
North
Oils
20c
—1
-
-I
Nickel
Northcal
Mar
1.95 Mar
60c
70c
Hosiery class A
Madsen
Feb
15c
warrants
A
Macfie
75c
6C
Long Island Petroleums
Long
Point Gas—
Lynx
Mar
62'AC
72c
60c
1.95
3.50
9%
Jan
61c
Jan
III
Mining Corp_,
Norpax
Jan
27%
Mar
72c
1.80
Gold—
Preferred
Class
22
2.25
3
1
1
—
B
London
21
32
72c
Mar
36c
2,500
41%
20c
■
r.
Preferred
preferred——
Cos
Class
Mines
Norsyncomaque
28
_•
B
Class
Mines
15c
40
6c
55c
:
54 c
40%
•
:
1
I_.
14c
15c
—1
:
Norlartic
Jan
24% Mar
3.15
*
Gold
Mines"—.
Northern
Mines
Groceterias
Loblaw
Acme
Norgold
Jan
9'Ac
1,881
J.
Mines
20
100
Ltd
—
Little- Long Lac
B
Mines
11,468
for
Candy—
Gold
Lexindin
class
72,000
3.45
share)
for
(Share
Laura
Wire
Jan
6
50c
—
—
Canada
of
Chavin
Jan
II
18c
1.51 Mar
1,100
1
exchanged
Being
1.14
9'Ac Jan
1
Manitoba
New
14c
11,700
60c
,36c
9'Ac
10
—
Jan
63c
82c
6c
1,459
3.45
Jan
19c
9c
63c
25'A
4.00
9c
Jan
5c
75c
8%
*
———
—J—
Silver
Langis
Latin
:
Mines—.
Luz
Jan
4,533
6 'Ac
1
1
*
—
Feb
Jan
1
1
Gas
Lakeland
16'Ac Jan
3.00
2.20
1
45c
2.80
72c
Jan
18c
Feb
10'Ac Mar
Jason
1
1
Mines—
Jan
New
1
Dufault
Lake
35c
New Hosco Mines
21 "A
—
——T
Mines-——
Cinch
Lake
.'
Jan
Jan
24%
75c
Feb
8c
Mar
14c
Feb
43c
Jan
Jan
25
10
26o
5,200
11c
1
Mines
19'Ac
8'Ac Jan
16c
'
■
Jan
5c
25c
14c
29c
6c
21
•
•
Ltd—.—
Labatt, (John)
Jan
17c
5c
_i
Harrlcana
Jan
.7 %
—
17'A
Jan
Mar
7'A
9'Ac
9'Ac Jan
29c
500
—
Mines
New
13
385
19,200
•
Pete
New
635
6c
*
Mines-
Jan
28c
67A
13
51%
5c
1
;
Oil
Dickenson
31
■;
13
50%
1
Gold
Development
37c
5'Ac
20%
-
Jan
Mar
8c
2,025
1
—1
—
Townsite
Kirkland
2.60
1
Mines
Calumet
23c
6%
.
4.0Q Jan
k
1
Mines-.
Concord
II,100
3.00
1
—:
Jan
3.20 Mar
t>
!
'
6
warrants—
Class C
27'A
25% Mar
100
.
2.15
2.15
4c
20'Ac Jan
9'Ac Mar
125
2.65
—
Jan
9,550
125,300
450
6%
5"Ac
20%
2.80
50c
Jan
43%
970
37%
1
;
New
5 'A Mar
12,000
3.00
1
1
Jan
17%
.
16%
35%
*
Uranium
New
Feb
20'Ac
2,820
*
■
Mines
Kerr-Addison Gold
Kilembe
i
Canada—
•
Gold
.Kenville
<
80c
Feb
35% Mar
16'A
•
Jan
30 "A Mar
100
*
t-
-—
Mar
Jan
Mar
10
-
Jan
2.70
1.05 Mar
500
--
class A;—;—-f—
Douglas
Kelly
—
Jan
%
89
36%
Nipisslng
Jupiter.' Oils
—
Jan
16%
•
1
14%
Jan
17,910
*
——.
Jockey Club Ltd common
Preferred
7,000
25c
—
Jan
Jan
34c
1.19
30'A
8c
L'-l
Products
5.25
11% Mar
30c
1.05
5'/e
6'Ac
22%
•
J.
Nesbltt
1.31 Mar
32'Ac
1.07
5'A
9c
6c
20'A
*
Mills''class B
—
38
26'A Mar
Jan
1
1
1
,
(1939),
Mines
Jellicoe
Feb
6'Ac
20
Car
Jan
4.30 Mar
3,000
34c
SO'A
21'Ac
12'A
20'A
»
;
—
Mines
60
Feb
52'A
3,781
17,100
—
10% Mar
Jan
Jan
660
40c
22'Ac
2,523
I
preferred—:
Trust
Feb
8c
35c
1
Exploration
Jaye
:
,
11%
5
Petroleum
31
4,000
38c
ZOo
—_35o
*
Mining
Jan
10%
10%
5
com
—
New
Waite
Jack
Jacobus
6c
l
.
Chemical
&
Preferred
7,464
6%
7
54% 56%
4.30 4.50
26'A
2j8
1.31 1.47
2.50 2.65
11% 11%
27 %
Nama
Jan
22
Jan
l
Jan
Feb
'_L_
Minerals
14%
36c
4,000
4'Ac
_•
-
Wright Iron——
Jan
Feb
I,300
•
Works
6%
1.35
Jan
6c
_40
common—
21'A
13'A Mar
2,105
38c
36c
>—
pfd—25
1
Bronze Powders
International
1.35
-"
.
International
13 %
950
2.80
i
Locomotive
Feb
4%
2,825
Feb
—100
Porcupine
Corp
17% Mar-
496
18%
5'A
13 "A
14
1.35- 1.45
4.80
—.
—20
a.—,-,
Warrants
■
common.-
1.07
2.50
70c
Feb
6.00
Jan
Mo net a
Feb
200
»
Montreal
Feb
490
*
A
Knitting preferred
»'
88c
2.70
1
class
Preferred
57A
High
75c
6c
•
Class B
82
,
Jan. 1
2.65
*
Min^s
Monarch
Range Since
Low
High
84c
—I
Corp
Brewery
37'A
Jan
Metals
Ore
Low
,__v
National
Cement
Inland
Inland.'Natural
Shares
2.70
Uranium
-■
Mining Corp
63
Mar
52
Lake
Brick
42c
Feb
35c
Milliken
Jan
Mar
59
Mar
48
11 vB
5%
30
11%
32%
82
common—*.
100 "'
Accept Com-Ltd
preferred
$4%
9%
32
11%
5%
for Week
Par
Min
Imperial Bank <—
Imperial Investment, class A
Sales
Range
of Prices
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. I
High
11%
1
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Friday
Low
•
Porcupine
Pam
Hugh
Par
.
(
(Range for Week Ended March I 1)
Sales
Friday
45
-(1149)
CANADIAN MARKETS
A,
:*
85c
1.05 Mar
1.17
Jan
85c
Feb
Jan
1.02
Jan
Jan
67c
86c
89c
8,104
5'Ac
5'Ac
15,500
5%c Jan
7c
Jan
63c
70c
22,300
63c
Mar
94c
Jan
Red
McKenzie
McMarmac
Lake-————.
Lake
Red
Gold
McWatters
•
Mines
Medallion Petroleums
Mentor Expl & Dev_.
Merrill Island
Meta
Uranium
Mexican
Midcon
Midrlm
Light & Power common
W&rr&nts
City
*
48c
9c
14
;
see page
49c
52C
55c
2,600
1-65
'Ac
•
21c
20C
21c
11;042
1.65
2.28
19c
Mar
1.15
Mar
11%
Jan
20c
l7c
20c
900
17c
Mar
22c
Jan
66c
75c
112,700
66c
Mar
Feb
1
67C
98c
Portgage Island
•
1
48'A
47'/a
49%
2.30
2.30
300
•
3.20
3.00
3.20
1,100
20c
3.00
2,160
3.00 Mar
•
X
85c
75c
85c
1,600
3.70
3.60
3.90
16,350
3.40 Feb
X
2.65
2.55
2.75
16,438
2.38
•
51c
50c
58c
6,600
•
X
2.25
Development
Jan
Prairie
Jan
Prairie
Corp
Oil
Roy
Pipe Mfg
13c
Feb
Premium Iron Ore
15
Jan
President
63c
Jan
Preston East Dome
85c
Jan
Pronto
50c
-
'
Mar
Feb
..
Electric
Uranium
Mines
"
1.50 Mar
'Ac Mar
20c
Feb
U'A
1,760
10"A
Jan
Jan
13% Mar
45c
11 %
•
:
Oils
7%c Jan
30,620
8,945
1,000
46.
72c
355
45c
1.50
> <—
15c
7,500
13%
Jan
1.75 Mar
125,200
1
•
*
Petroleums
For footnotes,
'
80 c
'Ac
Mining
Mid.west Industries Gas
Mill
8'Ac
137A
•
•
Oil
72c
Mar
50o
Power
Porcupine
Mclntyre
2.05
Jan
Prospectors
8c
Jan
Provo
25c
Jan
Purdex Minerals Ltd
Gas
Airways
Producers
Ltd
3.00
3.25
1.95
2.30
5c
6c
592
68,416
19,800
47'A Mar
55'A
Feb
2.95
Feb
3.00 Mar
3.65
Feb
4.35
Jan
2.10
70c
50c
Jan
1.40 Jan
Mar
5.15
3.25
Feb
71c
Mar
'
2.62
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
7'Ac Jan
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(1150)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Range
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
f
I
f,
Copper—
Gold
Quebec Ascot
Quebec
Quebec Lithium
Corp
Manitou
Quebec
*
i
14c
16c
21,600
14c
4c
5c
4,600
3c
2.75
500
12c
5,300
11c
Jan
100
76%
Ultra
Shawkey
29c
Jan
Union
Gas
Feb
19c
Jan
Mar
6c
Jan
Union
3.50
Jan
United
2.70 Mar
6,600
46c
Mar
66c
Mar
18
Feb
185
76
76%
5.00
740
13c
14c
14,208
9.20
9.75
4,520
9.05
76
Mar
4.90 Mar
13c
Jan
9.05 Mar
80%
5.80
'I'
Jan
United
Keno
Feb
United
New
Jan
Jan
United
Explorations
r
1.35
,46c
52c
52,400
32c
29,300
4c
4%c
3,510
1.50
1.50
—
20%
Mines
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Rio
Rupununi
Rix
Athabasca
3,700
1.20 Mar
Mines
Jan
Vanadium
64c
Jan
Vandoo
Jan
Venezuelan
4c
1.50
Feb
Feb
5c
1.60
!
Jan
Mar
13
Mar
Victoria
13
100
1.90
1,000
28c
28c
81%
81%
6c
7c
9,333
1
18c
17 %c
1
10 %c
1.47
100
6c
1.700
25c
80
6c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Mar
>. V
22c
1.90
46c
Feb
17%c Mar
26c
&
Mar
13c
Watte
Jan
Mar
35c
Jan
Feb
6c
6C
6%c
5,898
5c
5%
5%
5,398
5 % Mar
;
100
73
1
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common—
i-
Russell
St
73
75
80
7%c
7%C
1,000
6%c Mar
St.
A,.
St
H'
;
Lawrence
Maurice
Balada
Corp
A_
66
73
Mar
G
pfd
5^%
Wayne
7c
Feb
Weedon
Werner
Lake
81%. Jan
Wespac
Jan
West
San
Canadian
10
I,947
9%
Feb
12
500
11%
Feb
13%
Jan
Western
Canada
90 %
90%
55
89
Feb
95
Jan
Western
82c
6,200
98c
Jan
9
7,438
10%
Jan
Western
Decaita
Western
Grocers
River
Sand
Sapphire
Hi-
4.00
Gold-
4.70
63c
6.75
Mar
Feb
IJan
75c
8%
350
63c
3,500
—
Mar
Feb
4.00 Mar
Jan
9.50 Mar
18%
Sarcee
13
6.50
10c
7%c
16,000
7c
Mar
64c
12,150
58c
Mar
Silkirk
class
A
Class
tv'
A
Class
A
1.04
Preferred
Jan
Western
Sheep
Western
Naco
Jan
Western
Plywood
24 %c
Jan
Western
Surf
(Geo)
4.40
Jan
36% Mar
3.25 Mar
100
—*
26%
38%
38%
50c
47
4.50 Mar
5%
10,201
Feb
30%
Jan
50
26
Mar
31%
Jan
Feb
39%
Class
Feb
25
Siscoe
S
:
Ltd
•,h>
115
38%
4
;
V2%-
$6
3,800
1.00
Jan
White
21,415
2.55 Mar
3.25
Jan
Willrov
Mines
10
595
9% Mar
10 %
Jan
Wiusey
4,196
28% Mar
33%
Jan
Winchester
Mar
1.09
Jan
Wood
(J)
95c
Manufacturing
Sloe an
Rol
Van
2.35
2.35
8c
8c
76
79
16 lie
15c
17c
.
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Union Oils—
Southern
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1
Services
rwr-
Stadacona
30c
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Standard
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&
Cable
Uranium
Stanrock
Corp
Hi,
i
60c
Feb
Jan
8c
Jan
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Jan
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7c
Jan
75%
Toronto
50
25
46
Feb
50
18c
15,700
18c
Jan
22c
1.08
1.18
4,400
6c
6c
II,000
1.63
1.63
1.65
5,225
14c
16c
13%
13%.
14%
843
3.60
3.60
3.70
2,300
'50
3.25
1.08 Mar
6c
1.55
2,640
14
14%
3.20
3.25
14c
3.30
3,900
.
Feb
Feb
Mar
13% Mar
725
72c
68c
Jan
2.420
13%
Jan
Feb
3.10 Mar
60c
Mar
5
55c
.
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Prairie
Triad
Oil
—
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17%
Ltd
Jan
Jan
3.60
Jan
1.00
600
1.00 Feb
1.35
Jan
1.16
1.30
8,363
1.16 Mar
1.55
Jan
32%
*
32%
75
•
25
25
200
3.25
3.25
32
180
Mar
24%
24% Feb
23
Jan
3.25 Mar
3.50
Feb
Jan
38c
38c 38 %c
15
380
14%
Jan
18% Mar
20c
19%c 21 %c
22,335
12 %c
Jail
30c
-
15
4,000
38c
Mar
.•55c
Jan
Feb
1,354
29
Feb
35
Jan
31%
1,180
29
Feb
36%
Jan
83%
101%
83%
83%
85
82
Jan
83% Mar
101
102
50
100
10%
11
860
7%
'-7%
7%
840
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1.18
1.10
1.24
61,520
10c
10c
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25
-v
Jan
7c
Jan
4.25
130
17
6.30
4.25 Mar
29
Jan
16%
19%
Jan
1,020
Feb
: 7^00 Mar
5.65 Mar
7
7
7
25
1.26
1.20
1.26
2,912
I
17c
17C
18c
4,950
4c
4c
4%c
15,500
8c
8c
8c
9,000
7%c Jan
1
1.05
Mines
A
Jan
24 % Mar
690
20c
class
5.00
580
*
•
.
Jan
Feb
^5
:
1.37
6c
5,500
6.10
7% Mar
1.10 Mar
15c
26
■
Jan
Jan
6c
16%
6.25
:
Jan
Jan
18%
9c
6c
24%
'
6%
103
Feb
19,000
4.25
-
i*
1
class
V
Jan
10%
_1
7
7
Mar
17c
•
Mar
4c
Mar
1.40
1.20 Mar
Mar
Jan
27c
Jan
Sc
Jan
9%c
Jan
1.00
1.05
116,800
1.00 Mar
1.12
Feb
1.00
*
1
1.25
813
1.00 Mar
1.60
Jan
22c
22c
22c
100
20c
Feb
22c
Jan
«_1
79c
75c
80c
27,300
75c
Mar
87c
Jan
1
Mines
'
Metal
4c
4c
4c
5,000
4c
Jan
5c
Jan
_*
Mines
2.60
2.50
2.60
2,100
1
23c
21c
23c
31,700
19c
19c
5,300
;
Mining
1
;
2.73
,2.50 Mar
Feb
21c
Mar
29c
Jan
19c
■
Jan
29c
'Jan
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Prices
Jan
Jan
1.04
Jan
69c
44c
Mar
57c
44c
1,000
25,071
1.65
12,450
30c
31c
2,340
30c
1,060
45
45%
45
48%
1.65
Jan
1.30 Mar
Jan
Mar
'*
15
1%
8%
1,650
7% Mar
5c
1.700
5c
Jan
gi/2
>: 5c
l.oi
83c
STOCKS
Are
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Canadian
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;
Dollars
Anglo Canadian
\
Anglo Newfoundland
Asbestos
Develop
Shares
37%
37%
25
6%
1,635
1,170
Jan
Jan
Canada
Vinegars
Dominion
Canadian
General
Jan
Canadian
Ingersoll
2.15
Jan
Canadian
23'A
4.10
4.20
1,000
_•
14%
14%
15
2,677
30
30%
220
29%
29%
30
635
29'% Mar
_r_*.
'.37%
;37%
37 %
100
37'A Mar
4.95
•4.75
5
385
4.75 Mar
36%
38%
4,270
36% Mar
18c
4,100
6%
.
5
1
Sugar
Marconi
Jan
Consolidated
30
Investments
R'and—
_1
1
-
3
Paper
•
80
Jan
Dalhousie
Oil
Jan
88c
Jan
Dominion
Glass
70
;
87
Jan
Jan
43c
10% Jan
Dupont
..--
,.
L
20%
3.90
30
83c
Mar
Feb
19,900
41c
Mar
53c
Jan
2,100
29c
Jan
31c
10
50
48%
50%
3,354
56
Jan
n
11
48% Mar
11
25
10% Mar
13
Jan
16%
16%
25
1.6% Mar
18
Feb
15%
150
59
59
25
6%c
Minnesota
—II_I_
-
75
79
340
75
Mar
90
Feb
21
21%
1,370
21
Mar
26%
Jan
102 %
16c
16c
Feb
18
Feb
59
Jan
Sangamo
7c
3,300
33%
34%
2,623
34%
400
32
Feb
12
12
5
12
Mar
2.10
2.30
240
2 .10 Mar
45c
3,230
31,125
42 %c Mar
22
9%
21%
19%
gy4
9%
•
•
6VaC Mar
9%c Feb
32%
37%
Feb
38
12
5.00
65c
Third
&
Ontario
102'A Mar
130
Jan
230
11% Mar
14
Jan
.2.50
Paper.
27%
27%
50
27%
Feb
;
'33%
Jan
40%
1
40%
42
305
2.60
2.50
2.65
925
40
Mines—
,39%
42
989
39% Mar
40
11%
12% Mar
12%
Petroleum
Trust-
100
1.50
100
5%
5%
100
66c
__;
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12 %'
1.50
—
—
Canadian
Yukon
Consol
Feb
26
Jan
12,275
9% Mar
12
Jan
7,000
14 %c Mar
18c
295
13% Mar
17%
Jan
2.90
3.20
15,980
2.90 Mar
4.10
38c
10,600
26c
Jan
45c
Mar
13c
5.506
13c
Feb
17c
Jan
5
700
5
Jap
5%
Jan
——1
66c
6,000
range).
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In
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■
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t
included
in
*
Jan
5
Corp_l—
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a Odd
lot sale (not
Jan
13%
Gold
3
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN
Jan
19% Mar
13c
5
95
11%
40% Mar
2.50
Jan
Feb
1.50 Mar
46 y8
3.15
%
Feb
Jan
Jan
1.51 Mar
Mar
30c
3 20
104
11%
Jan
Feb
13
IIIIII*
Jan
102 %
Price Bros
Feb
14 %c 15 %c
2.10
1
""1
22c
Mar
'
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Oreille
Pend
15%
42 %c
12
Jan
21%
Ogilvie. Flour, common
58
33%
yj
Feb
Jan
44%
'
15%
33
0
.
75
Mar
•'
Jan
Jan
33
18c
Loblaw lnc
31c
1
34
23%
Mar
7.5o
International Paper common
50c
59
Jan
Jan
•
Jan
30c
1
4.60
17%
Jan
__L*
2
(1956)
41c
_«
Jan
,•
1
2
of Canada
31c
1.15
Feb
14% Mar
'
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Jan
22%
———
Jan
59%
Feb
7%
26
23%
Dredging
&
2.80
40c
42%
•
Canada
High'
Feb
6'% Mar
6%
25'/a Jan
5%
Range Since-Jan; 1
Low
37
_5
Corp
Gold
for Week
Hifeh
I*
Pulp & Paper
Range
Low
Par
_
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
:
76%
1.12 ■o 106,308
Shown
Friday,
Jan
3.60
Mar
Feb
8.421
'
15%
32 Va
2.90 Mar
1.00
•
Electric
Zulapa
Jan
Feb
32%
600
31%
Jan
4.50
52c
1.85
Line-
Resources
Pipeline
290
3.10
29
A
47%c
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Jan
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Jan
16%
9,216
4%
1.66
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Jan
Jan
75c
29%
Mines
Feb
26c
58c
52c
21% Feb
1.30
—40'
——I
Mar
1
1
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Southwest
-
62c
Jan
120
135
I_50
rights
Jan
'
2.15
29
Jan
375
77
•
70c
Feb
100
t
Jan
1.85
5
69c
A
1.38
Mar
1.35
186
1.30
•
*
i
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class
Jan
Jan
10c
24
77
;
Jan
180
10%
11—III
preferred^
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1.81
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1.76
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6e
24
66c
Works common
Star
13
:*
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class
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Mar
18c
1.15
*
1
Feb
12c
Jan
.
Jan
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!
1957 warrants
Trans Canada
Trans
4%c
77
:
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7 %c
r
Jan
1
;
Jan
3.50 Mar
Feb
47c
17,968
87% Jan
pe;c
;
Iron
A
70% Mar
•
5%, preferred
Class
6.701
13%
1
Elevators
A
Toronto
38% Jan
100
Dominion
Class
Jan
Mar
24
•
Park
1
Mines
B
Zenmac
5c
32
Feb
Tribag Mining Co LtdI_II
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Mar
260
Mar
1
Lundmark
Transcontinental
v
39c
32,400
44c
Transmountain
m
12,716
6c
1
Mines Ltd
Torbrit Silver Mines
■
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|
45c
33%
5% Mar
13c
1.33 Mar
4,550
-2,437
Jan
1
Towagmac Exploration
h
i
Jan
56c
10
l
Petroleums
Toronto
•.
13c
Mar
30c
Bulolo
Mines
Toronto
•
Jan
Mar
33c
18
24
Tombill
|ll
!
45c
8c
525
1,870
•
Preferred
Thompson
4,750
--
32%
2.90
v
Jan
2,360
8,500
1
common
16c
32%
—
—
;
Zinc
Knitting
Class
13,335
18,764
_•
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10c
Ma
Jan
29%
'
Canuck
Jan
*
Mining
Thorncliffe
Yankee
3.80
5c
*
Canada
1.50
500
-7,534
13
1
•
,_50c
—
&
Yellowrex
19
Trust
Territory
Texaco
Lead
Yellovvknife
10%
;
■
2.40 Mar
Jan
5c
Jan
6 90 Feb
2.70 Mar
13,500
-
2.45
33 %
v8y2c Mar
950
-
68c
B___:
warrants
Jan
•
Teck Hughes Gold
Temagaml Mines
r
A
Jan
10
1
Minea
1.33
1.49
1
Stores
13c
18
1
Industries
Taurcanls
17c
*
A
Yukon—
Indus
19
4%c
common
Tancord
! «;
Yale
8c
70%
1
Gold
Class
33c
5c
I
Industries
10c
16 %c
4.10
2,200
-
6c
17c
2.00 Mar
1,155
>9c
3.40
Feb
18%
1
Mines
.
,
62c
Combing Corp
Wright-Har greaves
32c
39c
20
Exploration
Switson
Feb
2.35
10%
Gag
Contact
9c
■
400
5%
4.15-
i
68c
Wool
8c
33%
72%
6.05 Mar
33% Mar
5c
.*
Larder
Woodward
33c
6c
Gold
Oil
Ordinary
-,i
500
16
Jan
1
Superior Propane common.
Supertest common
;
I
,960
45e
&
Pass
York
*
J.
River
Sunburst
ll f'j
|tj
""'12,900
2.65
l.aO
J
»
A
Trusts
Sullivan
In {
8c
17
2.40
•
.
960
16%
30c
1,431
60c
—
19c
2.10
'
S ;■
Feb
Jan
16%
•
class
Sturgeon
Feb
Mar
1
—,
of Canada
Sterling
Jan
13c
1
Bros
Submarine
I: {«
•J-j N
11c
87
23 %c
35c
8c
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron
,j;*
Mar
2,800
1
Stanwell Oil & Gas
Steinberg
Mar
15c
16,400
1
Starratt Nickel
Steel
Feb
76
60c
•
;
Uranium
b teaman
6c
305
Jan
14c
Warrants
3
•
80,400
2.65
13c
14c
•
Wire
Stanleigh
]■ *
22,000
Jan
50c
*
Paving
Standard
2.00
1.90
'
■Vh"
2,020
60c
gpooner Mines & Oils
ml*
■/.
9c
-90c
-
1.90
•
Warrants
'
2.40
31,650
Jan
3,808
3.35-
A
Alexander
90c
Feb
1.50
35
1.40
u
class
Cognlan
95c
9c
1
81c
28%
•
—•
2.80
28%
Jan
33%
Feb
2.25
5 %'
20
class
preferred
75c
Mar
Jan
Jan
3.30
Mar
1.37
6.20
47c
A__—
Warrants
9%
75c
Feb
26
Feb
37
11,700
Jan
6%
Mar
3.25
Jan
7c
2.25
4% Mar
22
270
-'
2 55
Feb
Jait
2.15
33'%
1.39
:
^referred
2.55
28V*
Jan
♦
10
1
:
Co
class
2.65
•
Mines
K D
A
Ltd
Simpsons
:,; J .1:r;
class
38
1.41
60c
B
1
Dairies
L
Petrol
•
Goraon
37
1.40
1
Inlet
Wood
Sherritt
SUverwood
800
Jan
26%
50
:.
Gold
Creek
Jan
1.20
Feb
4.50
1
:
Mar
28%
600
•
_u_
90c
25 %
25%
Jan
1.39- Jan
%c Mar
1.35
6,717
il
5
Leaseholds
Idj
2,800
4
900
-
6.05-
1.25
».
L_
class
70
3.75
1.75
2,800
-
24
•
_•
;
800
4.50
•
com
^———.
preierred
Gas—
—
Petroleum
16,420
3.40
3.75
*
Shawinigan Water & Power
">! R'|A
Holdings
•
—.-480
-
5%
MOe
I
38
..
1.85
1.39
2.25
._vi
t
Breweries-1:
1.12
15c 15 %C
Jan
•
90c
15c
Feb
1.25
3.25
J*?
Oil
36%
1.08
14%
1.02 Mar
-
Jan
7c
;
13% Mar
mo
8,333
-
22
-
34%
—
Warrants
Feb
58c
1
■:
Freehold
Security
&
Petroleum
Westburne
Jan
64c
50c
Metal
Jan
8-%
.
...
V
Jan
73c
,7%c
.;
Petroleum
Satellite
6.73
30c
6% Mar
4%
*
Warrants
Westates
Weston
id!"
•
Feb
*
Feb
Jan
1
_■
80
58c
1
;
Petroleums
Debentures
-
Feb
Jan
23''4
Jan
5.30
20c
Jan
22
468
rj
1.10
23 %
*
Copper
,
Feb
22% Mar
3,500
5c
1
Products
12
1
19%
170
2.00
L—*
^
i
Oil
9%
Gold
Antonio
——i
i
Nickel
235
77c
1.10
1.27 Mar
1.75
•
Petroleums
9c
18
8%
Feb
Jan
2,3Ut)
1.75
1
-
18
82c
82c
210
13 V2
1.40
Ltd
Mining
Jan
18
8%
Jan
5.00
77,160
13'%
*
Ltd
6%
7,545
•
Jan
3.75 Mar
zuc
6%
37%
1
Equipment
12,831
common
4,183
-•
1.54
1.02
10
•;
Ref
Knapp Canada
8.80
Warrants
'jh
s', |
&
Petroleums
&
70%
1
Horsey
:
—
66
Gas
Shirriff
.
.
3.25
W
8.10
.—100
3.
5.80
4VaC
*
Mines—
&
Waterous
Webb
-
Prod
Amulet
8.60
—
22
1.27-
>
1
70%
*
class
Cement
%
„10
Trust
•
Industries
20
B
Grey
25
Lawrence
1,290
*
1
West eel
!i
91c
*
—
10
Preferred
7,495
1
i
Mines
Wainwright
Jan
9c
20c
5%
.
3.90
-
Jan
Jan
43,700
Mines-.
Consol
24c
20c
13 %
i
Mfg class
Violamac
81% Mar
8%c
32,090
—50c
•
Preferred
Rowan
6,000
19c
9c lO'/ic
20c
Jan
5.55
1
common:
u
13
13
20c
19c
6%
.
Exploration—u
Ventures Ltd
Viceroy
1.75
1 J.
21c
22 %
*
.1
Preferred
Jan
28c
,
51
1.54
i
Power
Jan
81%
Rocky Petroleum Ltd
Roe (A V) Can Ltd common
nh
i
„u
Alloys
Cons
28
1
Mines
Feb
91c
25c
60c
Walker
Roche
49%
1
Mines—
Canada
Mar
46e
))
Rockwin
395
•
Corp
Mar
1
Uran
50%
>
•
20
;—100
——_
Mines—
1.47
Upper
27%c Mar
200
*
Reynold Aluminum preferred
■
Hill
1,515
21
20
1
—
i
Minerals
..
Jan
50
Jan
1.20
2
class A—
Renabie
Rexspar
Mar
38c
27V2C
1
Chemical
Reitman
I
78c
Feb
48c
.
!) I |
I
f.
Mar
23c
30c
1.35
1
_
MacDonald
Reeves
56c
1,630
Jan
16%
20
Fortune.
Steel
14c
Feb
-
30
^
United Oils
11%
Jan
13%
3.90
1
1
—
10c
7,000
3.75
-
1
1
;
2,000
10c-
50%
Asbestos
High
10c
14%
20c
14
u
i
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
13%
10c
50
preferred—'
Mining Corp—
16e
289,800
•
;
Low
"
26c
•
Mining
Reichhold
'It
78c
25c
1
Ranger Oil
Rayrock Mines
Reef
56c
•
Ltd—
Mines
Shares
1
1.
common
Universal
Rainville
171c
Mines
Uranium
Radicre
|
Realm
I
A
Preferred
!?•
IH'T:
i'l'J
for Week
*
I
.
Canada
of
United Canso voting trust—J.——United Corps Ltd class B__i
Jan
15
4.90
.
Class
13%c Jan
2,735
•
Mining
Quemont
Feb
20 %c Mar
50c
13c
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
24c
15%
5.00
——
Mines
High
Feb
15
46c
1
Warrants
14c
46c
15%
Queenston Gold
<! I'
i ♦
>
•
1
Gas
Units
i
iii
7,890
—
Quebec Natural
I*'
20%c 22%c
14%c
Quebec Metallurgical
(,
I
15,869
1
Mines
Low
17c
11c
—1
1
—1
Corp—.
Labrador Develop
Week's
Last
Friday
High
15c
Monday, March 14, 1960
.
Sale Price
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
2.70
1
Quebec Copper
fr
15c
20 %c
1
Quebec Chibougaraau
)'
I '
Low
Par
I";
for Week
Shares
.
(Range for Week Ended March 1 1 )
Sales
of Prices
Friday
.
'
sale' (not
year's range y,
Selling ex-interest.1
year's1.
included
■
f Flat price.
..
-,
r Cash sale
(not Included In year's range).
Feb
6%
72c
Jan
Jan
CANADIAN MARKETS
(Un) Admitted
wd When
wi When
to
unlisted
delivered,
issued,
x
Ex-dividend,
y
Ex-rights,
z
63c
Feb
Ex-liquidating dividend.
•
delivery
5%
Ex-stock dividend.
trading privileges:
Volume
131
i
Number
5933
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
-
'?
.
\
1
'
(1151)
.
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES (Quotations
The
following
Association
bid
and
asked
Securities
of
quotations
obtained
are
from
Dealers, Inc., and other selected
National
the
or
They do
actual transactions. They are intended as a guide to the range
within which these securities could have been sold (indicated
by the "bid")
sources.
bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of
quotation furnished on request The "National" list is composed of securities
which have
wide national distribution.
a
Bid
Par
Industrials and Utilities
Corp
-
Produces
Air
Allied
1
.
Inc
Radic
Bid
Par
I
Aerovox
American
.
Co
_l
46
Goteain
38 %
Hao-nn
14%
15%
Haloid
Xerox
AnheusT-Eusch
Arden
Fa rex®
Inc
26
Co
Participating
4
__
27%
Hanna
(M A)
105
112
River
12%
14%
10%
11%
Roadway Express class
Robbins &; Myers Inc
21%
Heublein
5
20%
22 Va
Robertson
22%
Hewlett-Packard
55%
58%
Rockwell
19%
B
common
Curtis
Hidden
class
Ind
Inc
Co__
Splendor
u
12%
22
High
51 %
55
Hilton Credit Corp_
Co.
Mfp
Co
Pfd
6%
Voltage
17%
Co——————,.10
Laboratories
_____1
12%
13%
Houston
3'1 Va
34%
Houston
Natural
1
18%
19%
Houston
Oil
16
17 %
___25
44
Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp—
Class A common___
—.—__1
41 %
13%
14%
Hugoton
Gas
Inc———5
1214
13%
Hugoton
Production
*
32
Husky
Oil
Indian
Head
Sivalls k Bryson Inc—1
29%
10%
6%
30%
16%
1
1
Houston
!
Baxter
Markets
Bayles
(A
Behlen
Manufacturing
J)
Co
Beniis Bros Bag C'o„_.
Beneficial" Ccrp
Berkshire
Hathaway
Beryllium •" Corp
—
Ccrp. ,.—j
1
Pet Co
—1
Black Hills Fewer & Light Co__l
Bettinger
Billups
Western
class
A__
San
Fearless
12y8
Sanders
8%
31V4
,9y«
Sawhill
33 V4
Schield
C0rp______:-1
Gas
„
Scholz
Mills
5
19%,
56J/2
36%
9%
Interstate
Buckeye Steel Castings Co—_—*
i Bulloch's Ire
—,—_—10
33
Iowa
Public
—1
19%
21%
Iowa
Southern.Utilities
Byllesby (>3 M) & Co—— —10c
tbarpe Mfg. Co—-110
Brown
&
Brush
.
Beryllium
1
Co
,
B'vrndv
Cere
20%
Engineering
T-"+«rstat«- Motor
Investors; Diver Services
Class
10%
11%
Itek
Corp
13%
14%
Jack
&. Helntz
California
Oregon Power Co__20
35%
Jamaica
California
Water Service Co__25
33%
23%
25'/a
Jefferson
26%
28%
Jervis
Calif
•
1014
Central
Ir;ri;ana
Gas
Central
Louisiana
Central
Vt Public
$1.25
k
preferred
cc~v
Connecticut
Corp
Gas
Continental Transp Lines
Cook
Cutter
Class
Machine
Danly
\
Specialties
1
Di-Noc
-
L
Industries
Utilities
Eastern
Paso
Associates—10
Laboratory Inc_____l.
Economics
E'i
50c
Inc
Co
Electric
(Texas)—*
2
Inc
Electro-Voice
^1
Electronics Capital Corp.—
1
Emhart Mfg Co
;—7 J/2
Empire State Oil Co_
—1
Equity Oil.COL.
10c
Electrolux
Ccrp
—
,
J
J
Financial
Federation Inc—-—1
^_10
First
Boston
Corp__
First
Charter
.Financial Corp__*
Fisher
,
Governor
.McNeil
lc
Inc
Co
Steel
:
Class
Frito
Co
Garlock
Gas
B
;
—
_1
!~
Packuig
Service
Co__
General Gas Corp
Co
Eng
Publishing
Co
25%
Miles
80%
Miller
14%
28Vz
14%
8%
5
34%
.
24
Class A
-17y4
25%
16
Minneapolis Gas Co_
Mi"hie-Goss-Dexter
66
30%
37>/2
62
—5
30%
7%
8%
19'/®
21%
13
14 Va
18
y8
19%
19l/a
21
5%,
5%
5 y4
5%
24%
27%
Wilcox Electric Company..—3
10
11
19%
21%
Wisconsin Power At Light Co—10
317/a
33%
5
Wuco Chemical ———8
40 Va
43 Vt
4»A
2%
23 y4
9%
1
22
15.%
41
44
24%
26
13 Va
14 Ve
36 7/®
39 V®
Wood Conversion Cot
10V4
8
Wuriitzer
Company
Wyandotte Cnemicals Corp.
24%
1
Telephone Ga.XO
Weyerhaeuser Co
7.50
Whiting Corp .......—.—.a
10%
Inc
Lt As
Western Massachusetts Cos.—.1
Western Natural Gas Co—.1
25%
1
16%
f'urn.
13%
11 Va
15%
14%
16
49
Yuba Consolidated lnuuscri««.
53 Va
8%
9%
24y2
Gas
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston.10
44
Class
B
Co____'____;
21 %
North
Nor
American
Northeastern
112
(White Plains
5
York)__
x36%
39%
3?.%
246
37 %
34%
47%
Assoc—8:
22%
23%
48
23
First
50c
18%
20
1
3%.
Water Co $4
9y4-
1
Serv
lOVs
6%
7%
5
10%
-11%
Co
Camden
& Tr Co
Trust
Co
Bank
—__6V4
(Camden N J)
(Atlanta)—10
First Nati Bk (Baltimore)
_1:6
First Natl Bank of Boston_12%
First
Natl
Bank
First
National
ChL—20
of
Bank
10
74%
First
NatL Bank
of Dallas
197/8
First
Natl Bank
(Jersey City)_25
3
19%
23%
~
20%
(Albany)——^7.50
Oklahoma
19 y«
Old
22%
Olin Oil St Gas
47%
Otter
Ben
Miss
Coal
River
Prod__10c
4%
5%
*
13 Va
15%
Cofp
Corp
Tail Power
Browinsr
1
16%
18
5
Co
Co
Pacific Airmotive
32 Va
34 Va
*"
Corp—
8
1
4%
8%
5
8
10
11 %
Co.-5
14
58%
Pacific
32
Pacific Mercury. Electronics__90c
67 V4
16
18 V2
70%
Pacific Power & Light Co
17 y8
Pacific Uranium Mines
20%
Robinson
8%
9%
6%
36%
39Va
10c
3%
4%
24%
26%
16 V2
18
14%
16
11%
12%
Parker Hannifin Corp
1
24%
26%
8%
1
1
20%
19%
22 %
11%
Pauley Petroleum Inc
Pendleton Tool Industry
20%
Pepsi-Cola
1
12 %
5
10%
*
19
__1
38
41%
PerrtiT.?nte Cement
__10
33;
35
Pfaudler-Permuttt
General Bottlers
Natural
Plymouth
Portland
Gas
Rubber
•
21 %
__1
Co
Co
22
13 %
23%
—10
Pickering Lumber Corp
Pioneer
81%
33
36%
61%
64%
51%
54%
57%
60%
39
Essex
31
43
33%
615
651
20
22
41%
44
64%
68%
(Philadelphia)——20
55
58%
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas )_12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
75
First
5
Philadelphia Natl Bank——10
Pittsburgh National Bank——20
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
41%
Ac
29
31 %
40%
43%
61 Vz
65
71
41%,
43%
72%
47%
76%
17%
19 Va
—
St Louis Union Trust Co
Seattle
1st Natl Bk
10
(Wash)—20
25
69
Natl Bank of St Louis—20
71
73%
74%
First
Natl
81%
84%
Second Bank-State Street
Trust Co (Boston)
46%
49%
Security First Natl Bank
34%
38%
Security Natl Long Island N Y.5
State Bank of Albany.^
—10
County
City Bank (N Y)„20
First
Pennsylvania Banking
& Trust Co (Philadelphia)—10
First Westchester Natl Bank
of New Rochelle,—
10
32
34%
10%
11%
*
41%
44%
2
10 %
27%
Geni Electric Co—:7%
29%
9%
10%
—20
Second Natl Bank of Phila
10
50
54%
44%
47%
62
66
34'/a
38'A
.
Franklin Natl Bank
5
Girard Trust Corn Exch Bk—15
Hanover Bank of
New
31 Va
33%
53
York—10
x49%
90
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co—10
x37
National Bank—
(Jersey City N J)
-25
Hudson Tr Co (Union City)_—8
66
22%
59%
45
48%
(N Y)_.10
28
297/a
2Va
x9V8
10 Va
10
53 %
56%
10
33
52%
Trade Bank Ac Tr Co
96
Trust Co of New Jersey
39%
Union Bank of Commerce
Hudson County
(Cleveland)
57%
62
17
18%
United States Trust Co
United States Trust
(Boston)
(N Y)—10
Industrial National Bank of
4ft
43
—10
Industrial Rk of Com
Providence
Industrial
Int'l
Bank
R
Trust
40
43%
(Phila);—5
19%,
21
1
9Vt
I
Co
(Wash, ri C)
—
56%
(Chic)—20
Harris Tr & Sav Bk
62%
55
Sterling Natl Bank & Trust Co
(New York)
-25
of Long
Island N Y
(Los
12 Va
20%
Angeles)
11%
3%
79%
169
65%
National Bank of
Passaic
154
10
Boston
7.2%
38%
62
Trust
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York__5
Rye National Bank (N Y)
-2
74%
69
•
15%
55
29%
Gamble
32%
76
25
Ac
(N J)
First
25%
40%
13%
59
30
Ac
peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cty
(Hackensack N J) —
258
Natl Bk & Trust
70
.1
Co
Bk
Fidelity-Phila
18y2
pfd_*
Nuclear-Chicago Corp
Pub.-
3%
2.50
Gas—,—19
Northwestera;
48%
104%
51%
21V*
—
21%
55 Va
(Cleve)__16
New
74%
Corp
43
Co
Banking Co
116%
41
Coal—
Natural
._10
Westchester_5
City Bank
National Newark
Trust
&
—_33%
71
North Penn Gas Co
Northwest
Bank
16
Corp__.
Natl' Gas
Caro
101 Va
Eng Trust Co (Boston )_100
New Jersey Bank Ac Trust Co.ll
Northern Tr Co (Chicago)—100
16%
14%
Corp
Gas
;25
—
Natl State Bk of Newark—12 Va
46%
15%
14%
50c
Co
Thermador
Trust
94
4:4
—5
13
f_
Eng Gas it Elec
22 V4
19%
New
27%
Natl Sb&wmut Bk of Boston_12%
89
Co_12 V2
58
Nicholson File
&
III
York
National Commercial
31%
J_—-_25
Co
(Chicago):
County Trust Co
National
35%
common
Oil
Continental
.
Tr
&
(St
National Bank of
83%
348
Bank-
Nat
Tr
National' Bank of Detroit-
48 Va
43V4
54%
New
Nortex
10
Co__
32%
53
Norris
Connecticut
Natl Bk Ac Tr Co
National
(Savannah■)
Connecticut Bank
County N Y
of New
61%
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
10
First Bank Stk Corp (Minn)—10
,
79 Vi
liy2
—5
26V4
8%
59
(NY)_10
Corp
741/2
National Shirt Shopls of Del—l1
24 y8
_12
Southern
&
Nassau
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
*
Oil
&
(NY)_12%
Federation
__2y2
Corp___—_ 1
43-
19%
61%
(Buffalo)
Trust
York
New
18%
National Homes Corp A com. 50c
20 y*
Trust
Bank
147/8
National
39%
7%
Chemical
127/b
National Cleveland
40%
6V2
187/a
43
61%
Chase Manhattan Bk
13J/2
27
9%
158
40
16%
Nalco Chemical Co_
22
X50
Louis)—12.50
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk (SF)_10
Empire Trust Co (N Y).
50
Fairfield County Trust Co
10
22%
8%
20
(Pgh)_25
Mercantile
Pipe Line Co_5
22%
9%
Mellon
46 Va
Commercial Trust of N
15%
20%
44
48%
43 Vt
15%
16%
24%
Mountain Fuel Supply Co—10
15%
40%
19%
38 V4
11%
17 y2
45%
14%
11%
25%
16
23
21%
17
Natl
5
26%
29%
__5
Bk of Phila—10
Central Natl Bank of Cleve
Centl-Penn
29
24y2
27%
33
Commercial Bk of North Amer„5
1
61%
5
Manufacturers Ac Traders
30%
(N J)
Mississippi Valley Gas Co^
Co
25 Va
58%
_5
Trust Co
Mississippi Shipping Co__
5
Miss Valley Barge Line Co____l
Rubber
31%
23
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
Camden
31V2
Mohawk
29
5
58
77
—
10
107
75'A
328
28 %
100
54%
50
26%
42
20
71
(Phila)___10
Co
(Chicago ) _25
92
Ask
■
Bank
1
Bid
39%
48 Va
—20
St Trust
Cleveland Trust
—
25%
45Va
Y)_.
Liberty Real Estate Bank Ac
Trust CO (Philadelphia)
Long Island Trust Co
44%
10
—10
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y)—10
Louis
Broad
16
Co_
(Brooklyn N
National Bank
9
29V2
15
Irving Trust Co (N Y)_
Kings County Trust Co
321
308
23%
Y)__
(N
1
Utilities
26 /4
100
City Natl Bk & Tr
Missouri
46%
__10
-1
69 >/2
Missouri-Kansas
43%
41 %
(Newark )_25
28
Mfg Co—
55%
York.
65
7Va
Inc_—
52
A
6%
Virginia
26%
137/B
-
of Commerce
of New
of
St
& S
Par
Ask
Bid
_10
(§ F)_
2
16
.
Bank
Citizens
Inc—-
common..
Laboratories
A__5
2.50
Gen Telep 'Calif)
5% pfd—20
G«n Telep.Co.of the Southwest
5%% preferred
—.—20
4y4
2%
Corp__—
&
37/8
1
50c
Corp
Machine
12%
22%
14 Va
22%
13%
1
Foote Bros Ge.ar & Mach cl
28%
I
Francisco)—;
Boatmen's
3
Herrington
25%
39%
(San
207/a
12%
20%
1
1
Co
Florida Steel Corp
1
Wesco Financial Loip
Westcoast Transmission —*
West Point Manulacturing Co.*
Co.
1
1
N T
Bankers Trust Co
Metropolitan Broadcasting
1
Michigan Gas Utilities CO——5
9%
of America
Bank
Packaging Corp of America—5
Pan American Sulphur Co
70c
Fiaher Brothers Co__———2.50
21%
Western
Par
Bank
51 Vs
Pacific Far East Line
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn_100
19%
Gas
1
fi««i
American Trust Co
48
Corp
30%
-
36%
.10
Natural
Bank and Trust Companies
16
& Electric Co,-
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry
7%
.
33%
Co—
37%
Corp
ProTwne
35%
Meredith
24y4
.
Eastern
-
;
57%
*
D)
(S
_1.25
49
24
l-l
30%
64
58
Co-
33
40;
—2J/2
Dynamics Ccrp of America—•
$1 preference
26%
28%
.25
46
16%
49
Suburban
Bank
Co
22%
37
36%
37V4
—2,
Dura Corporation
Duriron Co"-.
11%
14%
29%
24%
-
24%
——I
33%
Delaware Corp
;__1
Mfg & Sales Co_____—*
McLouth
16
12%
10%
19%
,
class A—X
v>0
Co———5
53 %
72
227/b
1'3
12%
Sons
Bush Inc____;
Ludlow
9
68y2
21%
7%
14%
—5
-5
;
Inc
owaaey
Brothers
17
5
33
Inc—___1%
Lucky Stores
23%
75%
<
1
nou*«ating
67/b
6
30V2
33%
(W Li
■:
Register
Common
«
12ra
15%
Washington Steel Corp,
Watson Bros Transport
Stanley Home Products Inc—
6%
5%
.
27%
Industries
'
t
_lc
25%
McLean
class
Standard
tvaiucx
Warren
Reed
20y8
31V2
Maxson
Co—5
Drackett Conmany
—1
Duffy-Mott Co—
—-1
..D.un &, Brad street lnc____
1
Dunham
18'%
,
1
1fi%
Bridge
Dictaphone Corp
Dtebold Ins
Donnelley
E. Hi
:
—25;
Co__J
Steel
24 y8
5
Corp_5
Co—.1
Chemical Arts Inc
-1
Internal
Star
8%
23
Detroit & Canada Tunnel
Detroit
Lone
15
28
A—,_1
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp:——1
Dentigts Supply Co of N Y__2%
f
13%
17%
14V2
10 V4
20%
—_—1
A» Co
De.iur-Amsco Corp
Darling
36%
Chemical
1
21%
,
1
Marmon
•
34
Petroleum
1
Co
22%
5
A—1
'—1———--——1
B
Blower
6%
.<
8%
Statler Hotels
Liberty Loan Corp____
1
Lilly (Ell) & Co Inc tiom cl B-5
Ling-Altec Electronics
—__50c
21
Engine Co Inc
Laboratories class
Cummins
>
Lau
5%
common___l%
30 Va
Co
Stanley Works,,-,
14 V*
22%
A—
Landers Frary & Clark
Lanolin Plus
9%
19V4
—_r
Co
Crouse-Hipcs
7%
6%
Ac
11%
25%
Marlin-Rockwell
Rubb-r Co
&
1
60%
Kratter
10%
_1
Copeland Reiriaeration. Corp—1
Craig Svsterue Inc—
1
Cross Company
—:_5
Tire
25%
8
46%
Madison Gas
1
Co—
Coffee
Cooper
Waddell
47%
24%
28
13 Va
22%
Inc—1
25%
56
25%
"
5
2©y2
Products—5
Rock
Consolidated
51%
24
10
Koehring Go
46
Light & Power Co_*
___2.50
16%
46
2%
14%
Macmillan
—25
1
30%
15%
Stand Fruit & Steamshlp___2.50
Standard Pressed Steel—
_1
Stubnha Greene Corp
Suburban Gas Service
49%
Fre%ntwavs
Consol
6%
'24%
18%
Co—5
45
1
Struthers Wella Corp
16%
Gas
40%
29
Wash
43
.--2%
& -Elev Co—.1
Gas Corp com_3
38
22
40
Inc——.—1
Interstate
9%
16
20%
Keystone Portland Cem Co__—3
33%
Milling
5%
14%
2Va
37%
7%
Colorado
8%
37%
Warren
25,%
31V4
8%
Colorado
25
Strong Cottb & Co JLnc
1
Colonial Stores- Inc
Mil
34
16
36 V2
11%
1
Prod—
19%
5 Va
141/*
34y2
10Va
8%
Gas
17%
1
Kentucky Utilities Co
_10
Ketchum Co Inc
h_______:___ 1
14y8
12 V8
States
Co_
Stouffer Corp
4%
21%
Valley Mould & Iron Corp...5
Vanity Fair Mills Inc.—..—5
Vitro Corp of Amer—.80c
Von's Grocery Co——.
i
19%
Freight Sys Inc
Speer
Carbon .Co
Sprague Electric Co__
Staley (A E) Mfg Co
Stepan
class
23%
20%
Upper Peninsular Power Co—9
Utah Southern Oil Co.—..2%
30%
Spector
9'/4
Corp
8%
22
Oorp.i
18
35%
3%
—..—I
11%
23%
44
46
U3
Inc
Co..
25 %
16%
24
Gas-5
31 Va
7%
23%
21%.
49y4
Natural
22
28%
10%
1
8y2
21%
A—33VaC
33%c
18%
28%
Tel
32V2
4y8
1
•
_._1
Producing Co
States
10
19%
.
Co
Co
Gas Co
41
*
23
EJngir.es Corp
Commonwealth
preferred
2iy2
Co510
22%
1
35%
13%
43 V*
24 y2
•
Power
Power
Stekoll
15%
Coastal
Colorado Oil
$1.46
13%
12%
5%'
i.___1/,
—
24
1
Clinton
Electronics
Co—5
Co!
Corp__6
Serv
Common class B
Cobu
42%
29
27/a
Gas Co
Citizens Uti; Co com cl
(
39%
Kennametal
Telephone Co,
Chattanooga
1*
Kearney & Trecker Corp—,
Co
Power
15%
45
Electric
Ma,:*r.e
55%
14y4
31%
'-35%
41 y2
.
k Gas
Central
51%
10
B) Elect
Central
—1
Kaiisas-iNeoraska
Co—10
Co_
,_5
.Central
•
31
1
Electric
Dev
Eng Tel
Gas
Southwestern
29»/4
Kaiser Steel Corp common____.il
...;
18%
221
206
Co—_15
38!
.•Carpenter P-apT Co——_1
Cecp Stee: Products Corp_—10
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs_—'.
Central Electric & Gas Co_—3%
>
57%
New
Onion
Southwest
18%
Corp
Jessop Steel
11%
53 "*
pil of Calif-1
————--1
C-c rp
5%
5
class B com_.—25
Miil?
Carlisle
Ltd-10c
Oil
Canadian Superior
Cannon
,.
.12%
Telep Co
Water &
Canadian IDelhi
Southern
Southern
17 Vz
Supply____
Nevada
18 Va
5
Co_„
19%
l
Supply
Southwestern Elec Service Co__l
Inc.
Water
Southern
14%
17.
—
&
Pub Serv
13%
____!
Service
Oil
Southern Colorado
.
Inc—
A common—
Shore
167/8
Sys—1
Interstate, Securities Co
66
32
5
Tel—
California- Interstate
s
Freight
32
»
1
-
—r_
Inc
United States Sugar Corp—-.1
United States Truck Llnea Inc 1
United
Utilities
Inc..—.—..10
20%
33%
Fajer Corp ADR
S1.20 preferred—25
1534
Southern Calif Water Co_
52%
Corp—
65
12%
1
Corp—*
Inc
35%
11%
_*
Bowser
21
14 V*
IQc
Interstate
Bowater
19 %
32%
Co__10c
Co
International Textbook Co__
,
Co__„_*
Cabte
Corp
Southeastern
19%
Water.
Bakerlers
39%
Co
23%
••7y8
Inc
17
22
6%
9
18%
29>.
61%
29>%
30%
Stores
15»/a
36%
South
17%
Fe eds
&
61 Va
,
Lulled
59%
33
28 V4
Industries
50%
30
1
Inc
39%
1
-
United States Chem
7%
46%
55%
—
Co—
Power
Wire
6 Va
5
_2
Pacific
36%
7%
1
;
Co
&.
Co——*
& La les Leasing Coip___i
United States Servaterla Corp.l
16%
36^
5
7'/2
26
Botany
45%
42
Inc—_*
3 Va
3
Trans Gas Pipe Line Corp
50c
Transwestern Pipeline Co—
l
Tucson Gas Elec Lt &> Pwr
S
Sierra
Indianapolis Water Co_______10
Borinan
17%
Inc
•
1
6%'
78
18
Black
"
Time
Stores
.*
Cc
6 V'b
74y2
Indiana Gas
&
33%
Drug
Co—
Gas
Tractor
Inc
Tnc
Fetzer
(G D;
Simplex
Thrifty
Nat
8%
—1
6
61
Betts
As
8 y8
Seismograph Service Corp
5%
Three States
Tracerlab
13
Co____________:____l
27%
Thompson (H I) Fibre
58
12
12ya
Skil
7
23%
25 Va
Thomas
19%
25%
Searle
12
22
20%
10%
Co—1
Trust
25%,
1
Prod
Homes
•36 Va
23%
King
24
4%
&
33%
i
Thermo
16 Va
25y8
Scott
8 Va
i
Corp......
18%
42
Tokhelm Corp
Towmotor Corp
4
_1
37/a
7%
Inc
Tberm-O-Dlsc
'
20c
Co__
7 Va
28%
32%
23
MaterialJ—l
67/a
37%
57
"unlts"____.
Field
32%
•
Associates,
Tubular
Bantam
37/a
11%
277/«
3%
18 Va
1
3%
10%
26%
34%
•
;
Corp
Petroleum
Jacinto
Petroleum,
37%
I
1
Corp
1
115
Texas Natural Gasoline
Corp—.1
Textron Inc 1959 warrants
19
_1
Reid__.
Sabre-Pinon
7%
National
14 ?8
35
,
17.
Manufacturing Co_2'/a
Plywood
23%
Corp
Corp
XX %
109
-5
|
Eastern Transmis Corp.7
Texas Industries Inc
.....I
39
Inc_3'/a
Co._,
Rose
7
21%
.
%
26%
A___25c
Ryder Systems Inc
11%
16l/2
Co
i
(HH)
Marie
13%
1
54
Dills
10 y4
82
1
____2'/2
Rice
86%
9y4
,
Engineering—1
——1
Hoover
Brand
Roddis
4
Mining
11%
20%
—.2.50
Gas
33%
A—1
Class
1
Oil •&
,
_L1Q
38y2
30%
Helene
—.10
Associated E-pring Corp.;
,
108.
-35%
__5
Hearst Cons Publications cl A_25
17%
Bates
102
Controls__l
&
Inc___
39%
"
■
Co class A com_10
Republic Natural Gas Co—i
2
Richardson Co
.12 Vu
Riley
Stoker
Corp__
3
Chemicals
6 %
Texas
17%
Co—_1Q
Aztec
43 Vt
__5
55%
Co/__5
Products
38%
40 y2
CoJ:
Purina
37%.
Gas
Avon
38
Products
5%
27%
16%
Metal-Construction
Arvide. Cc-:p
.
1
1
Texas
51%
20V8
2Q%
Western
Purolator
165
.
25%
10%
Telecomputing Corp
Mexico
1
Co.._JL5
,-Arksansas l*Gsspuri Power Cad_5
Art
Tekoil
•7%
30%
New
^
common
preferred
•; Arizona 'Public r Service
i Arkansas
,156
Co
Ralston
*
33%
6%
28 %
Punta Alegre Sugar Corp
Purex Corp Ltd
36%
35 Va
Corp__.i7.50
49%
31
l
1
19%
Co___5
Corp__5
Grinnell Corp
*
Grolier
Society___________i.G—1
34%
2
5
Pub Serv
25%
46%
•
of
25 y8
43%
___
7%
19%
—1
Co_.
Taft
7l/4
18Va
Brick
Power
....
18%
23y4
Mountain
Corp
5
23l/2
(A
Green
Susquehanna
of New Hamp
Pub Serv Co
10c
Petroleum
Ask
24%
Broadcasting
Tampax Inc
Tappan Co
19 y8
Green
28%
23
,_l
171/4
16%
Fire
Producing Properties Ixu-_
Bid
Par
26 Va
5
Pubco
28%
Ask
1
America
18%
20%
P)
Ask
of
17V4
,-_5
Cq<._—
Bid
Corp
Cb
Co—1
Cement
19 %
15
Pipe & Const Co_r„l
Amer-Saint
Portland
26 %
com—1
Corp
Greetings cl A
American.
44%
Giant
_5
Corp new
■American-Marietta
Potash
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool—.2
Glasspar Co
1
American Silt-rite Rubber Co_ 100
; American Cement
American Impress
13%
42
—1
Portsmouth
Par
12 %
for Friday, March 1 1)
any
not represent
Ask
47
,
10 %
footnotes, see preceding page.
36%
101 %
(N Y)—20
97%
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Arfe)_5
Wachovia Bank Ac Trust Co
51%
55
20
22
(Winston-Salem N C)—.——5
rV*
48
,>A
(1152)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES (Qu„.,tio„»
■(
.
Monday, March 14, 1960
.
t« F,id,y, March 11)
■f
)■
Mutual Funds
Mutual Funds—
Aberdeen
-t,
Inc
Fund
American
ii
.
cr
4.02
al3.12
1
8.34
Fund
Devel
•
'
tiftr-
i
}«*
I.50
1.65
B-l
(Investment
1
23 85
24.89
5.47
B-2
(Medium Grade Bonds)-1
21.72
23.69
Amer
5.19
5.64
B-3
(Low
15.53
16.95
9.34
American
American
S-l
(High-Grade Com Stk)—l
(Income Com Stocks)—1
(Speculative Com Stk) _1
17.81
19.44
Amer
12.19
Amer
1
Ltd
Mutual Fund Inc—1
10.39
11.84
—1
16.23
17.55
11.85
12.81
1
12.21
13.39
Knickerbocker Fund
Fund
Ltd—
California Fund Inc
1
6.74
7.37
1
12.82
13.86
:—1
Lazard
Ltd
Canadian
Fund
Inc
17.18
9.04
9.88
Life Insurance Stk
1
8.72
9.43
Loomis-Sayles
Fund
Chase
Loomis
Life
Shares Trust-.
Fund
of
1
13.00
14.21
50c
10.45
11.30
Boston—
Fund
Inc
Securities
17%
.100
preferred.
Colonial Energy Shares
Inc
Fund
132
126
20.35
22.17
Series
/
1
6.91
1
64%
Fund
1
11.01
12.11
Inc_—1
9.66
10.62
9.07
9.94
8.44
9.25
Delaware Income Fund
P
Diversified
«
Dividend
if
* t
Eaton
Stock
Dividend
■
'.
21.60
23.10
-—-—1
22.77
24.34
•;
7.37
Fund
The
10
Fund
Inc
20c
—-—.-—1
a-
•;
1
wii-
'
Fund
18.03
4.08
•
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,
stock
f.
hitii M
2.45
10.01
10.88
Penn
'1
h,?
if
'
,
h
2.05
17.30
Puritan
6.66
7.24
Putnam
9.11
9.98
Price
I*
Scudder
6.32
6.93
37'A
City of N
Westchester
one
82%
47'%
38%
36%,
2 8 'A
,
30%
the
2
40%
43%
Fire
—2
28%
30%
1960
100
32nds
of
a
point
Bid
100.2
5%s April 4, 1960
5.15s June
1, I960—_
100.4
100.5
100.7
100.6
100.8
100.10
100.14
3%s
100.6
100.8
2 %s
June
1.
100.5
100.7
5%s
Oct.
20,
5.40s
July
15,
Aug.
15,
1960
4%s Sept.
3%s April
15,
1960
15.
1963
Federal Natl
100.2
10,
Sept-
4%s
March
23,
Feb.
11,
Sept.
100.7
99.31
—
99.24
3'As
10,
4As
March
100.14
100.16
100.24
101,
98.8
-
1962—
100.12
100.16
96
1963—
98 8
98.24
10.
1965
98
99
92.24
93.24
98
99
Smith
1
15.33
16.80
8.90
9.75
Southwestern Investors Inc
1
12.85
7.45
Sovereign
1
13.54
98.24
99.8
99
4 %s Oct.
3 %s
-
94.16
95
92.8
93.8
98.16
98
99
99.24
100.24
104.16
1970
1,
101
97.16
105.16
91
92
104.16
105.16
99.16
—
100.16
1, 1970-1967
May
99.24
99.16
100.16
1966,
99.8
1971
91
92
14.82
36.21
1963
100.24
13.89
6.79
100.20
3%s April 1, 1970
5%s July 20, 1970
96.16
12,
99.23
100.16
20,. 1968
20,
100.2
99.21
100.14
4%s March 20, 1969*—
15. 1969—
4%s July
5'As Feb.
98.24
March
11,
100
1960
May 2.
100.15
1961-
1961
1960
1960
Aug. 20, 1962
2%s May 1, 1963
100.1
100.8
100.13
1962
99.20
Nov.
Feb.
1,
100.13
1962
100.6
Bonds-
4%s
May
I960—
10,
13,
4s
1960
12.
Sept.
100.4
100.5
1960—
Aug.
4%s
100.1
April 20,
100.4
100.11
1960
Land Bank
5.40s Dec. 20, 1960
3%s April 3, 1961
4s Sept. 20,
1961—
100.1
1960
10,
3%s
3%s
96.8
99.31
1960
11,
5.35s
5 %s
95.24
1960—:
10,
April
5%s May
June
wl—
5'As Sept 1,
Federal
Mortgage Assn—•
4%s March
5.30s
I960—
Ask
for Cooperatives—
100.2
I960————
4%s June
a8.83
more
or
Banks
4 %s
1
44'4.
3
Ask
Banks—
3 'As
Clark—
Inc
25%
Y__.
1960
April
lc
shs—lc
„
6.86
American
(Edison
Fund
—
7.52
State Street
7.75
8.08
Stein
lc
12.75
13.96
lc
5.59
6.14
lc
8.79
9.63
Sterling Investment
2.33
Television-Electronics Fund—1
lc
2.11
Roe
6.22
Texas
9.74
Townsend
9.17
10.05
Growth
lc
Fund
7.48
8.20
lc
10.53
11.53
1
18.35
10.90
United
1
18.24
18 80
4.86
5.32
4.79
_1
a25.20
2.41
*_
Inc—
j
Incorporated
Investors
7.45
1
9.05
8.26
lc
Fund—
8 14
12.49
Century Growtlr Inv_
5.76
6.30
11.72
12.74
Fund
Continental
Fund
1
6.96
10.19
11.08
—1
13.25
14.48
Funds
Income
Line
Special
11.29
Institutional Income Fund—lc
6.30
6.90
lc
II.87
J
16.17
5.99
6.55
Inc-i.1
5.22
5.70
Situations
105.16
x2.99
3.27
1
7.71
96
93.16
Bid
4s
May
4%s
15,
100.1
Nov
100.3
,
15
or
more
32nds
1960
1961*—
100.16
.
a
point
4s
Feb.
Bid
15,
1962
99.24
.*
100.28
94.20
99.24
Treasury Notes—
April
May
1,
1960
1960
99.24
.
15,
.
3'As
May 15,
1960
4%S
Aug. 15,
99.30
1960
99.29
4s
Aug.
l%s
3%s Feb.
15,
4s
May
15,
.
97.28
4%s Nov.
Oct.
-
15, 1963-
-
1961
15,
1962
101.28
89.12
99.30
99.2
-
1,
92.8
98.28
96.4
98.30
92
91.8
99.14
99.26
95.28
94.30
1963—
l'%s
99.10
•
94.26
1963—
1,
99.28
97.20
1961
93.20
98.20
.*
1963*
l%s April 1, 1963—
100.10
-
l%s
8.43
94.28
98.16
Feb.
98.22
.
1961
15,
1,
Oct.
2%s
99.31
100.8
1%S Oct. 1, 1960
l%s April 1, 1961j
3%s May
100
99.28
100
93.12
-
1 %s
Ask
(Continued)—
100.18
100.21
.
of
Maturity—
Treasury Notes
I960
15,
cne
Ask
Oct.
4%s
1964*1
1,
Nov.
15,
102
89.20
1Q1.8
101.12
103
103.4
101.30
102.2
I
88.16
1964—*—
•-
Mutual
1
Fund
9-58
1
12.05
13.03
Fund
Inc—
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
Debentures
Due
Bid
Dated
Ask
10.47
12.21
13.42
13.27
1
Inc
Equity
Fund
Whitehall Fund Inc
Wisconsin
14.83
—1
Fund
Investing Corp
Fund
Wellington
Wellington
—
1
Ltd
7.61
10c
Street
Investors
11.22
Fund
Canada
Line
Fund Inc
J
10.25
10.32
—1
104.16
Certificates of Indebtedness—
3%s
Inc—
Accumulated
1972—
95
92.16
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and
Notes
4%s Feb.
Shares.l
Wall
—
lc
Fund_lc
Insur
7.22
Washington
Inst
Growth
10.02
6.59
Income
10,
4%s Fub. 15, 1972-1967.
3%s Sept. 15, 1972
Figures after decimal point represent
9.17
Value
8.93
Institutional Bank Fund
8.22
————1
Value
9.89
1
7.54
1968
1969
Maturity—
International
&
Value Line Fund Inc
2.64
1
Inc
Fund
12.53
Fund
United
—
—
Institutional Shares I.td—
Boston
11.59
lc
S
Funds
United
H-DA
a26.34
United Science Fund
Inc—
H-C7
1
Inc_l
Fund
Fund
Twentieth
United
34.21
11,
10.
a34.46
-
Inc
Inc
U
United
10c
-
Industry Shares Inc
•
J
Farnham
Fund
Fund
Stock
8.89
shares
Investment Corp
&
Balanced
lc
Foundation
B)
Investors
shares—lc
]
6.20
5.74
1
Rate
Rate
Dated
4.45%
7-
1-59
4-
4-60
100
100.2
5'As
12-1-59
4%%
8-
3-59
5-
2-60
100.2
100.4
5.375 %
14.63
1-
Due
9-
1-60
4-60
10-
3-60
Bid
Ask
100.11
100.13
100.14
100.16
6-
1-60
100.2
100.4
5.25%
2-
1-60
10-
1-59
7-
5-60
U-
5'4%
100.9
100.11
1-60
4.80%
3-
100.14
1-60
100.16
5.20s
11-
2-59
8-
1-60
100.9
12-
100.11
1-60
100.8
100.10
4.65s
rift
i it
Recent
<
Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
Bonds—
Amer
Tel
Bausch
British
&
Bid
Si
Tel
Ask
1986
105%
Opt 4'/2S
Lomb
5%s
1979
109
1980-76
56
Petroleum
6s
1975
General
C
5!'8S_
1980
102%
}Vi}
>r4 I
Canadian
Ry 4s
^GO
87%
I
T
Carrier
Financial
Pacific
Corp
4Vbs
90
94
95
5'As
97
1—1996
Credit
p4-»'
Commonwealth
hfi
Consol
Gas
'
Power &
Lowenstein
Dayton
Rubber
1975
(M)
104
104%
6s__1972
Northspan
148
17.
1960
99.970
99.974
March
22,
1960
99.920
99.931
June
23,
102'%
103'4
March
24,
1960
99.900
99.914
June
30,
99.858
July 7, 1960
July 14, 1960
July 15, 1960
July 21, 1960
March
76
1975
82
*1976
95
ww*..1963
100%
5'/8S_1990
Pacific
1977
1
101%
5s
5%s
Uran
Petroleum
5s_—
99.780
99.793
99.716
99.733
98
April
15,
1960
99.707
99.724
!95
97
April 21,
1960
April 28, I960
99,646
99.657
99.594
99.506
99.520
August
August
94
94%
96%
.1993
101%
Phoenix
102%
103
Public
2010
101
101 v*
Sheraton Co of Am
El Paso Natural Gas 5'As—1977
Ferro
Corp 3%s
1975
106
107
115
120
Texas
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
109
111
Textron Amer 5s
.1971
90
Underwood Corp 5%s
U S
Industries 4%s
.1971
117
Westcoast Trans
.1983
Duke
Power
1980
5'As
1990
Duquesne Light 5s
G
M A
C 5s
1976
98
1981
100%
Acceptance 6s.— 1980
General Port Cement 5s—^_1977
100%
102.%
126
130
General
Serv
'
Elec
.1969
5%s
Co
Okla
of
Sperry Rand 5%s
101
-
Steel
Service
79
5s .1990
99%
5s ww*..1967
112
.1982
102%
5'As
5%s
May
12,
'
98.890
1960
99.423
99.440
99.358
99.270
99.290
99.200
99.218
September
100
June
2,
117
June
9,
1960
June
16,
—
99.116
99.125
October
99.034
1960
99.055
January
103'4
"
00.
98.557
*
August 25, 1960
September 1, 1960
*
FOOTNOTES
121
93
•No
80%
84
New
par
value,
York
August
Stock
a
FOR
Net asset value,
Exchange,
t New
1960
8,
17,
15,
98.595
98.475
98.514
98.442
98.317
98.360
so.
98.242
98.121
97.613
—*
98.205
98.091
1960
98.287
98.167
1960
1961
98.667
98.400
*—
99.340
1960
1960
i.
*
I960*:
98.739
98.729
98.631
1960
11,
18,
98.812
98.695
May 26,
81
—
4,
98.920
98.705
1960
90
1970
•—
1960
98.984
SO.lOV
98.780
19,
May
102
118
.1985
ww
5,
98.993
98!956
July 28, 1980
99.581
May
92
1960
Ask
98.961
1960
1960
100
5'As
99.830
1960
14,
Pacific
5%s
1960
22,
7,
102'4
Telephone
31,
*
June
April
April
78
.1973
5%s ww
Yield Price
Bid
March
97
153
100%
1985
Can
Treasury Bills
Ask
103%
94
1981
1980
Yield Price
Bid
Sons—
&
3%s
Brass
United States
—-
101
103%
5%s_1985
4%s
Mueller
National
5s
Lgt
ww__
Gas Service
103%
♦
Dayton
5%s
103%
5'As
Oil Ref
Natural
99
1-59
101
185
City Power & Lt 5s 1990
Louisiana
Chesapeake Si Potomac Tel—
Commercial
Steel
Kansas
90
1977
6s
Jessop
103'4
Hotel
Rubber 6s
9-
Ask
100%
ww *1982
1984
Fla
of
Tire &
Hilton
58
1982
Chance Vought 5'As
Telep
□en'l
103
!h'
Bid
5s_ *1990
Bonds——
105%
-
Burlington Industries 4J/4S
in
r
I960
March
-M-
i.i
34
'
79'4
—2.50
Amer
Insurance Co in
'
Y—10
24
.—5
Insurance
15,
5 %s
Income
?
Canada
Ins Co of
8%
7%
8
Co*.
55%
52
Y)—2
Fidelity & Guaranty Co„_5
S Fire
16,
3%s
Incorporaed
♦
15,
15,
4%s
Income
*
US
April
9.42
:
*
United
May
June
11.79
*
„V*'» r
51%
Insurance
5%s
5s
8.71
$
4
Travelers
4.60s
10.79
l!i
fill
84%
49
Co
(N
33
107
102
—10
Ins
Guaranty Co (N Y)_
-
Shares—1.25
hi
if! i
March
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
..,1
1
4%s
Selected
f-'
5
78
Bid
6.83
lc
Institutional
12.61
11.66
10c
i Hit
7.42
al7.87
—lc
Institutional
19.32
6.79
25c
shares
of
Standard Sec Lil'e
Title
of
Federal Hpine Loan
12 97
Bond
Fund
44%
49V4
54%
50
30%'
-10
Obligations of Government Agencies
13.64
shares
Hamilton Funds
<1f
14.78
17.77
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund_l
Fund
41%
49'%
6.23
shares
Fund
13.60
1
Scudder Stevens &
Equipment shares
Haydock
—-1
Inc—1
6.69
Stock
$6.50
46
5
5
preferred
Standard Accident
.
Figures after decimal point represent
4S
9.26
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
it!
h<
8.37
6.10
Common
21%
46'%
12.46
shares
Series
of
43'%
US Lire
11.84
Machinery
Series
Fund
Fund
71'%
41
3%
lc
Utilities
i 51
1
12.74
7.74
lc
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
i
12.61
8.45
1
5.67
Growth
t
9.15
1
Shares
67
7'%
6%
Security Ins (New Haven >—10
Security Life & Trust Co*.
..5
Springfield Fire & Marine**—2
,3%
lc
Bond
Tobacco
I
8.42
1
Dist
Railroad Stock shares
i |f
2.50
Incl
(Geo)
Steel
\
Inc
(T Rowe) Growth Stock
Quarterly
,
Amer——50c
Standard Life Tns__ 10
Stock Fimd-lc
Bond
Railroad
iv
—1
lc
Administered shares—lc
RR
'
al3.38
Putnam Growth Fund
Petroleum
i I'-M
l
6 22
Inc
■
Merchandising shares
Mining shares
•
10.62
5 66
-
122
20'%
10
4%s
10136
—1
Fund
48%
114
'
11 34
lc
—-
shares
(The)
Institutional
13.11
10.59
shares
Industrial
13.65
12.13
1
9.71
Fully
I'M
12 49
<&
Inc-—.—1
1123
1.89
43
45
4
Jersey Insurance C<f of N
12.99
15.86
lc
General
11.99
*
Aviation-Electronics—
I E|
f
10.77
Pine Street Fund Inc——50c
Food
%
9.96
6.03
Chemical
fii
1
J
3.04
16.00
39
U
8.93
8.67
1
Trust
Group Securities—
Automobile
shares
Common
1
$17
2.75
Electrical Equip Shares
Building
shares
Capital Growth Fund—
"•
1
5.48
1
Seaboard Surety Co
Ins
'
8.50
———1
Fund
21
8%
8.87
17.38
Pioneer
55%
18%
:
6.57
8.12
Securities Corp
Philadelphia Fund Inc
9.50
86%
5
4.25
7 78
6.01
—.—--1
65'%
52%
6.08
—1
Fund Inc
..
5.56
3.89
-
1
Corp—
General Investors
11.54
60
82
8%
Corp
(Texas)—10,
Insurance—2
4'%
St Paul Fire & Marine—*,—6.25
Seaboard Life Ins of Amer
1.
1
Jefferson
Peoples
1
Capital
Insurance
lc
Inc
General
13.83
lc
series
Fundamental Investors
Futures
12.79
21%
Republic Natl Life
(D C)-1.50
Ins
49'%
19'%
Republic Insurance
Co
Life
46 %
2
91%
(Flft)
Mutual Fund——_
Square
Owners
3.42
20.52
5
Y)
(N
80%
Insurance
Home
3.14
3%
35%
Boiler
Insuranee
xl8.97
Series
Shares
Si
1
1
Fund
Securities
:t*.
.
Insp
25%
1
87
Life
Inc.l
Series
Chemistry
Reinsurance Corp
77
Hanover
Home
—
49%
83%
23%
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)
53%
80
10
33'%
Great
Steam
-10
50%
10
Republic Ins Co
Employ Life Ins
56%
—^._*—
—
—5
axl3.19
Over-The-Counter
5.92
2.24
Gov
61 %
25%
53
Co—
46
5
Insurance——4
Government Employees
(D C)
57
23%
Insurance
Philadelphia Life Ins
8%
61%
5
Providence-Washington
2.50
F)
Y—10
13%
46%
57
5
Phoenix
7%
•
Co
56 %
Peerless
12
43'%
10
of N
55'%
3%
•*..
36%
12%
Co—J
52
1
10.56
Indemnity
53
1
Hartford
1
Ltd
(S
Y
N
V 77%
10C3
1
Oppenheimer FUud
5.42
1
Pacil'ic
of
3
13.01
1
4.47
10c
Inc
series
Common stock
Preferred
!
1
68'%
39
33'%
—2.50
__—
Ins Co
73
15.77
Fund
Electronics
Northern
19%
36%
5
Northeastern Insurance—_3.33%
*
9 13
1
River
69
18%
5
Firo
1.25
11.90
One William Street Fund
Custodian Funds Iuc—
;
j,
.
Franklin
Nucleonics
15.84
•
Fund
Mutual
12.91
'
16.68
;*•
161
63
10
14 59
Capital Fund
of Canada
371
'•
65%
American —:
—5
(Jacksonville Fla)-2'/2
Insurance Co
10
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
10
—
Stock
York
153
21%
353
5
General Reinsurance
Corp
Glens Falls
:
Gulf
1
Eiiglaud
10
^._5
Co-
Inc—1
Fund
Stock
New
14.65
Inc.l
Founders Mutual Fund
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j'|?
.
Florida
8.37
Series
New
7.76
17%
11.88
Capital Fund
1
Fidelity Fund Inc
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Growth
—
16
Fidelity
Florida Growth Fund Inc
•
8.05
7.49
j
fl
7.66
Slock Series
Investment Corp—I
Industrial
lc
Income Series
al9.92
Financial
22.10
Series
Preferred
Eurofund Inc
,*? r'4
f: >i
3.09
14.65
Bond
14.43
20.44
Series
1
Fund
13.35
interest—1
Securities Co
2.81
Equity
f
Balanced
13 56
Fund
Lite
Globe &
National Lives tors Corp—
National Securities Series—
22.80
Life
19%.
'
beneficial'interest
Wide
General
Assurance
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Shares
13.48
Energy
i
of
x32%
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5.
Federal Insurance Co„—
_4
3.51
Automation
Si
Investment
Nation
-
Union
Pacific Insurance Co
Stock
Fund
Trust
5
—2
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
Employers Group Assoc
2.93
Fund—
beneficial
1
Fund
Electronics
37%
12 52
—.1
Mutual
Howard—
Si
35
14%
„
Ins
Continental Casualty
Co
Crum & Forster Inc„
2.40
Mutual Shares Corp
.
Inc
Fund
Balanced
k
69
20.19
Growth
—25c
Shares
Dreyfus
-1
—2.50
>—
—
North
Trust
Ihc
Mutual
Shares—
Trustee
E
Inc—1
Fund
Investment
Diversified
Series
Fund
Stk
33%
Life
,
Fireman's
Mutual Income Foundation Fd_l
15.43
Growth
47%
56
30%
(Ky)
Franklin
33 %c
Missiles-Jets
7.56
15.28
Diver
of
Fund
1
Delaware
44%
52
Co
1.99
int_33%c
Inc
Minnesota
B
Western Investment Inc
Vegh Investing Co Inc
He
New Amsterdam
Casualty
2
New Hampshire Fire_—.*—.-10
New York Fire Ins Co—_*—_5
Boston Insurance Co
Commonwealth
3 50
—lc
beneficial
Massachusetts Life
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
■
shares
Investors
Units
114
lc
Massachusetts Investors
18'4
109%
1
Re-insurance
Si
al4.21
15.85
15.03
-10
34%
6.51
15 '/a
12.06
a24.10
14.58
16%
144
Nationwide Corp class A
3.40
13.90
136
15%
2.24
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
———10
6.50
lc
1
National Fire
Connecticut
1
.
9%
Continental
Transport
Inc
8%
1
Natl Lite & Accident Ins
Natl Old Line Inc AA com
lc
Fund
(Galveston):
32'%
National
shares
Mass
62%
23
shares
8.52
58
(Bait)-
61%
Paper
19.80
10
Life
43
Metal
7.84
Monument
21
10.91
18.22
3%
Ins
57
13.15
1
3%
Nat
39
9.98
—1
12%
Mercury
5
5.94
Special Investment shares- lc
Inc
HVa
6.87
9.90
45'%
Merchants Fire Assurance—12.50
Merchants & Manufacturers—4
30
3%
14.09
9.52
41
51%
18.65
9.11
43'4
27%
6.30
8.76
34%
40'4
3%
17.06
1
5
32'4
47
' 12 89
—1
4'%
1
Bonding——-_5
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins
5
Massachusetts
9%
25%
—1
—
Casually
249
239
Shippers-———JO
of Can—1
shares
Life—„10
Corp
1
(Wash D O-—1
Investors
—1
Investment
—
5
18%
53
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc—1
Maryland
8%
17'4
49%
American
12.03
of
Assurance
National
of
Bankers Natl Life Ins (N J)—2
Beneficial Standard Life—— I
1
shares
14%
Lincoln
20%
19
1
Va__—10
Inc—,
Co
Bankers
Mutual Fund—*
Sayles
Petroleum
Inc
Fund
131/4 >
—1
Co (Newark N J)—2'/a
Inc—1
Inc
Fund
18
—3
————
Insurance
14.15
1
—
.
Income
Fund
16 'A
or Tenu
Life Companies
13.55
11.03,
Managed Funds—
Electrical Equipment shares_lc >.-,
General Industries shares—lc
'
Corp—100 14,900 15,600
Fund
Venture
Insurance Investors
Home
12%
25%
62%
t
13.45
14(4
Fund*,--,—25c
15.88
Fla)_
30%
42
ll'/V
Ask
23%
58
5.93
1
Trust
1
Ltd
Christiana
28%
38
5
&
(Va)__5
12.44
:—1
Inc
Fund
Lexington
Lexington
Canadian International Growth
Century
10
Assur
87:'/4
Corp
12.42
12.97
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
Canada General Fund—
(1954)
11.17
S-4 (Low Priced Com Stks)_l
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
Inc—
,«*
,'f
S-3
Pfd
Investment——50c
Fund
i'E
•
S-2
8.10
7.41-
DeVegh Mutual Fund Inc
!•:
1
Amer Ins
Concord
?t 'J,:!
!
Bonds)—
9.71
Street
84V4
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
Heritage. Life Ins—
14.74
Broad
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)—2
Life & Casualty Ins Co
Casualty-S
preferred
5
(Jacksonville
10.20
Dividend Income Fund
■
1
8 89
Composite
I
ii
(Discount
Bonds)-
13.50
Crown
.
Bonds)
Priced
Stocks)—1
Boston
Lawyers Title Ins
76V2
American
5.01
8214
7234
Insurance———5
conv
(Income
s-jp
i
$1.25
(Speculative Pfd Stks)—1
Fund Inc
t
!
Funds—
•
Composite Bond & Stock
i
Fidelity
Commonwealth Stock Fund
r
r*
Equitable
American
K-2
Commonwealth
! y,
'
American
B-4
Fund
1'
12.22
K-l
Commonwealth
'i
Agricultural Insurance Co
11.24
a23,10
Inc
4.26
Colonial
i
31.64
1
(The) Mutual Fund—1
Fund
Life
8.86
Chemical
'■
ft ■'
;
11.66
Bid
Par
78
10
31.02
Aetna
Ask
10
Co
xl0.67
Inc—1
"A"
Surety
1
12.85
Fund
Ir
Insurance
3.90
Bullock
i
ij'S.4
i
Aetna
8.15
Blue Ridge
W
f
10.33
Iuc—1
Fund
Fund
9.45
Fund
Keystone Custodian
16%
15
Trust
Mut
1
&
Boston—1
of
Trust
Research
Johnston
split)
Casualty
11 82
Canada
r.i/'p
t
Istel
9.11
Development
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
P
[;)(
Inc
Investors
.
Aetna
America
Bid
Par
5.17
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp lc
H"
1>M
Fund
&
Investment
4.30
—
of
Co
Ask
4.73
Axe-IIoughton Fund "B" Ine__5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc.l
l!
I
4
Investment
1
iex-3-for-l
Associated
\ *
7.62
1
Mutual
Research
Atomic
7.04
Bid
lc
Intl Resources Fund Inc
Fund
American
Axe-Houghton
Par
*..<i3
1.25
.
Investors
New
Insurance Companies
Mutual Funds—
2.03
Shares
Business
American
Amer
Ask
2oc
Fund
Affiliated
Bid
Par
97.649
96.623
96.674
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
b Bid
stock,
yield price,
x
d Ex-rights,
k Admitted to
listing
Ex-dividend, wl When issued,
y Ex-stock
on
the
dividend.
Volume
191
Numbe!f^5933
.
,
The Commercial and
Financial
.
Chronicle
(1153)
THE
Bank
COURSE
Clearings this
week
will
liminary figures compiled by
of the country,
OF
BANK
show
with
a
year
Week
Pennsylvania—Altoona
0.4%
stand at
$23,545,310,658 against $23,630,297,953 for the
center there is
1959.
At
this
eroding Friday of 0.9%.
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
Week
Ended
March
12
BY
Our comparative
i960
1959
$12,208,675,020
1,] 61,021,019
1,223,688,042
%
Philadelphia
963,000.000
San
25,088,934
26,719,301
21,046,476
21,534,701
1,164,210,873
1,201,526,359
1
>
•'
•
'
•'
cities)
'
"
-.01
»
f
9.2
2.1
;
Mansfield
Youngstown
460,122,035
—
8.2
365,700,000
—
—i
Francisco
;
;
662,357,124
+
—
537,035,284
—
1.8
373,291,876
—
7.8
days
$17,868,238,890
$18,002,580,503
—
0.7
days
five
five
All
4.780 893,140
4,689,764,540
+
1.9
14,326,972
506,340,563
cities)
1,569,759,764
—
1,553,024,495
Virginia—Huntington
6,106,934
Total
all
$22,649,132,030 $22,692,345,043
896,178,628
cities for
$23,545,310,658
week
Complete and exact details for the week
Saturday and the Saturday figures
them
today, inasmuch
not available at time
are
In the
For
the whole
8,505,931
8,947,113
393,542,202
408,483,243
130,870,941
143,323,026
(6
775,748,135
this
that
detailed
week
there
was
increase
an
showing
New Yprk
city there
increase
an
Federal Reserve Districts in which
i
in
appear
the week ends
going to
press.
Ac¬
of
of
was
1.0%.
we
they
clearings for
Reserve District the totals register
Reserve .District of 3.1%. The
a
the cities according to the
an
we
note that in the
improvement of 1.0%, but in the
falling off of 0.3%, and in the Philadelphia
Cleveland Reserve District has to its credit
a
gain of
1.1%, and the Atlanta Reserve District of 8.4%, but the Richmond Reserve District
•
in the St.;Louis Reserve District of 0.6%
and in the Minneapolis Reserve District of
1.0%. In the Kansas City Reserve District the totals
,
increase of 4.6%,
an
smaller by 1.2%,.and in the
are
Dallas Reserve District by 5.3%; but in the San Francisco Reserve District the totals
larger by 9.9%.
are
?
/
-
.
-A.
-vv_■
v-;.*
<In the following
furnish
we
■
J'
s
7"
I960
Week Ended March 5—1„
1—12
-'1st Boston
•'•••'2ndNew"Yorlc
9*
13rd Philadelphia
.-,-11
——
7th Chicago
-
\
$
■
921,952,919
"*14,018,14^,307
13,882,061,621
"
1,164,210,873
1,201,526,359
1,569,759,764
1,553,024,495
775,748,135
822,720,538
.1,390,285,522
6
—
6th Atlanta
-
;
10,.V.;_
1958
Dec. %
.
.'$
.
—
0.3
838,355,070
+
1.0
13,438,698,766
.
v.-.r"
...
1957
..
:
$
-
861,048,335
11,889,169,580;
3.1
1,095,798,026
1.1
1,376,493,585
;
5.7
762,678,712
744,031,650
1,283,036,012
+
8.4
1,240,658,013
1,212,430,897
1,520,717,375
1,519,179,031
9th Minneapolis
"
1,818,771,199
1,739,192,842
+
4.6
"
751,189,518
747,041,119
+
0.6
669,223,749
672,123,169
]7
M
705,312,363
;
696,257,326
+
1.0
602,247,959
.571,565,008'
749,487,973
:>
758,794,603
—
1.2
648,511,554
650,762,670
615,567,876
—
5.3
499,508,985
11th Dallas
6,647,157
7,072,773
6.1
4,180,146
3,652,905
7.2
—
9.081.048
—
7,899,441
6.1
17,144.007
17,238,053
2.3
21,271,333
20,113,602
3.1
1,095,798,026
1,359,416,621
12.2
10,365,497
,11;481,195
288,487,538
—
—
—
+
0.2
271,686,110
8.5
529,158,713
7.6
67,729,000
—12.6
10,966,248
—
+
'
+
557,046,670
62,373,200
12,989,043
+
6.0
12,810,395
12,894,958
—
8.1
473,777,622
490,382,419
1.1
1,376,493,585
1.435,655,023
+
+ 18.1
4,337,454
4,882,138
4.8
23,998,782
23,508,719
—
8.1
183,025,927
182,801,151
—
4.9
7,706,072
7,271,781
3.7
383,988,461
384,207,291
8.7
159,077,332
141,905,254
5.7
762,678,712
744,031,650
—
—
—
249,562,007
241 683,006
Louisiana—New
14,862,978
16 000,101
Total
(10
+
7.9
27,025,356
+
9.2
125,466,832
127,902,375
—
4.4
386,400,000
383,800,000
+ 11.9
27,646,811
6,380,318
6,314,571
5.9
6,448,257
6,401,743
+ 27.2
230.823,203
3.3
219,694,221
250,323,251
197,939,319
—
+
—
7.1
12,275,058
14,566,355
797,953
690,926
+ 15.5
652,899
741,314
271,373,179
227 747,754
+ 19.2
223,266,319
199,020,708
1,390,285,522
1,283,036,012
8.4
1,240,658,013
1,212,430,897
Orleans
cities)
+
Seventh Federal Reserve
District—Chicago—
5,425,085
10,534,670
+ 75.5
4,584,563
3,479,339
+
0.6
18,906,052
18,886,912
+
0.7
9,185,616
9,032,945
15,045,180
Wayne
Indianapolis
15,021,505
+
0.2
12,341,681
11,367,132
92,038,000
+
7.1
83,702,000
81,294,000
11,682,783
11,490,634
South
Bend
Terre
Haute
—
1.6
9,784,270
'
10,768,048
5,261,686
+ 10.3
4,048,975
4,234,927
154,265,070
+ 17.6
147,320,975
139,049,221
9,436,512
Rapids
4,770,193
181,369,628
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
7,826,247
+ 20.6
7,125,275
7,926,400
57,319,756
City
56,359,136
+
20,055,029
Moines
Sioux
18,972,182
98,565,000
Indiana—Fort
iowa—Cedar
3,090,721
19,085,996
10,606,407
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids
Lansing
21,803,289
—
1,618,124
1,517,026
1,339,249,270
1,296,056,122
6,887,682
7,163,072
Ill inois—Bloom in gton
Chicago
Decatur
—
,—-—
...
1.7
51,371,881
44,269,201
8.0
16,514,853
15,121,189
+
6.7
+
3.3
1,510,859
1,115,518,656
—
3.8
6,929,554
—18.5
1,355,257
1,133,216,149
5,808,684
16.948,607
18,513,975
13,852,640
,11,998,250
+ 15.5
6,553,963
7,580,601
—13.5
6,667,069
7,114,164
1,818,771,199
1,739,192,842
4.6
1,520,717,375
1,519,179.031
Peoria
Rockford
-ww—...———
Springfield
(17
cities)
f
15,567,861
,
15,620,812
9,637,235
10,634,651
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
142,174,899
4.2
117,766,713
117,383,038
3,099,428
3,354,707
7.6
2,952,603
2,891,028
751,189,518
cities).
(4
360,000,000
188,504,433
358,900,000
0.1
148,147,754
Illinois—Quincy
Total
396,400,000
205,111,513
0.4
204,942,336
747,041,119
0.6
669,223,749
672,123,169
395,000,000
Louis__
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
+
192,949,103
Ninth Federal Reserve
District—Minneapolis—
9,037,093
9,469,039
4.6
8,763,667
10,864,268
Minneapolis
480,137,492
473,419,664
+
1.4
406,353,228
384,581,705
182,215,182
175,861,296
+
3.6
153,938,389
145,342,223
Minnesota—Duluth
—
510,037,091
—
Clty_w_—
4,146,804
3,970,552
1.6
St.
17
.—
Louis
10th Kansas
—10.5
1,435,655,023
—
4
8th St
1,023,000.000
—
—
1,359,416,621
+
—
--4
—_w
220 083,313
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Missouri—St.
Inc. or
918,883,396
"
7
w_
5th Richmond
'
";;
1959
$
Cities
*
•4th Cleveland
\
...
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
v
ti
•
6, 661,946
279,878,072
1
Federal Reserve Districts:
a summary by
7, 556,631
6,266,547
Total
'
;
128, 820,000
403 900,000
8,455,768
Macon
Des
suffers-a decline Of 5:7%. In the Chicago Reserve District there is
-
3.0
4,736,586
1,289,000.000
in the
gain of 1.9%, the bank clearings
group
located and from this
are
Boston Reserve District the totals record
a
Augusta
Alabama—Birmingham
present further below,
[29 892,335
140,734,814
386,100,000
Florida—Jacksonville
has to be estimated.
1.4%, the aggregate
We
32,254,204
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
Mobile-
statement, however, which
1959. Outside of this
center
2,065,165
2,093,845
4,332,795
822,720,538
cities)
Tennessee—Knoxville
country having amounted to $25,924,714,928 against $25,569,743,398
week in
same
2,311,624
2,195.218
2.1
+
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
0.4
able to give final and complete results of the
previous week—the week ended
are
Mar. .5.
at
elaborate
cases
of
as
233,874,832
Columbia—Washington—
4.5
by the foregoing will
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
we
5.1
—
0.2
—
$23,630,297,953
covered
issue, of next week. We cannot furnish
our
—
937,952,910
22,923,000
214,888,127
...
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
Total
day
one
5,169.324
21,834,000
Richmond
South
cities, five days
cities,
$
6.6
—
Fifth Federal Reserve District—RichmondWest
District of
all
.
1,397,447
3.4
344,135,544
(7
2.6
454,994,850
527,306,542
cities,
Total
13,890,246
15,190,362
Virginia—Norfolk
Other
77,154,800
465,533,502
...
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
Total
679,287,000
Cleveland
cities,
$
1,664,146
7.3
439,335.905
Baltimore
Ten
12,853,822
607,283,131
83,007,400
Cincinnati
321.174,961
12,135,903
Columbus
+
14,426,959
320,434,876
Cleveland
338,900,000
,
—34.0
.
659,030.762
5.1
422,243,647
1957
1958
.
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
0.9
—
656,715,672
5
or
—
Pittsburgh
V
,
City
Louis
1
(11
—
1,060,000,000
670.642,773
Kansas
6,879,434
Jersey—Trenton
+
Boston
.St.
3,726,350
Ohio—Canton
York
Chicago
•3.500,000
6,380.870
Total
'
|.
5,328,812
7,627,475
March
Inc.
Dec. %
sum¬
TELEGRAPH
$12,322,366,460
New
1,118,000,000
4,768,634
7,509,069
...
Delaware—Wilmington
for the week follows:
mary
1.085,000.000
...
4,883,429
York
in
week
same
2,461,666
4,984,717
Wilkes-Barre
New
gain for the week
a
totals
2,600,195
•2,300.000
„
Lancaster
Philadelphia
Reading
Scranton
Our preliminary
1,764,996
2,466,522
Chester
indicate that for the week ended
Saturday, March 12, clearings for
below those of the
corresponding week last year.
$
1.165,651
Bethlehem
all cities of the United States for which it is
possible to obtain weekly clearings will
be
;
Ended
1959
$
Pre¬
ago.
based upon
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
us
District—Philadelphia1960
decrease compared
a
Third Federal Reserve
CLEARINGS
49
ww9
6
—
582,689,463
"
Paul
North
9,912,472
...
Helena
4.5
9,275,138
8,989,948
4,700,126
—27.5
3,778,788
4,350,761
5,040,223
13,560,779
Dakota—Aberdeen
Montana—Billings
10,380,036
3,409,122
Dakota—Fargo
South
7,547,879
—33.2
6,823,462
8.9
13,315.287
14,879,286
—
—
5,616,014
11,820,089
'
12th San
Francisco
"
1,482,233,415
w—108 cities
Outside New York
1,348,567,688
25,924,714,928
25,569,743,398
+
1.4
23,916,331,232
22,644,053,867
12,341,294.368
___10
_
Total
12,115,209,197
+
1.9
10,862,275,275
11,158,853,900
City___
9.9
1,223,439,438
1,218,634,792
Total
add
now
ended
our
detailed statement
showing the figures for each city for the week
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
at—
1960
~
$
Ended
1959
$
March
$
Portland
S
+ 10.6
2,701,539
2,583,016
_L_„8,414,347
'
Massachusetts—Boston
7,019,447
+ 19.9
5,356,647
7,204,277
;
1,142,986
1,108,842
5.7
879,452
3.7
11,464,814
182,653,220
+
2.2
162,994,723
832,755
*
11,338,086
165,182,267
729,824,669
749,060,622
—
2.6
693,727,274
3,300,005
—
7.5
3,175,446
3,570,750
Lowell
1,305,595
1,315,961
—
0.8
1,775,707
3,535,028
3,261,304
+
8.4
3,761,642
3,374,300
16,242,946
15,628,565
+
3.9
13,578,929
14,969,610
Fort
—
413,599,884
15,834,451
—13.5
13,445,213
13,350,070
7,725,961
+
3.2
7,030,245
749,487,973
cities)
Galveston
26,960,750
418,099,064
758,794,603
—
1.2
8,289,693
"
'
648,511,554'v
11,189,083
7,166,789
650,762.670
1,273,552
New
25,199,508
1.9
—
707,606,828
3,053,592
—13.3
7,971,947
City
Colorado—Colorado Springs—
(9
+ 23.5
33,727,244
496,673,163
9,775,265
-—
Total
7,912,700
29,240,406
487,355,679
Wichita
Missouri—Kansas
1
3,660,334
_—
1.1
+
+
13,694,844
1957
4,048,119
„
—
1,019,769
11,962,608
186,699,888
.—
Kansas—Topeka
1958
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
Maine—Bangor
5
Inc. or
Dec. Vo
1,285,487
1,077,495
-
571,565,008
602,247,959
1.0
12,400,577
Hastings
Omaha
Week
Clearings
+
City-
1,271,872
Lincoln
March 5 for four years:
696,257,326
703,312,363
cities)
(7
Nebraska—Fremont
We
-
+
Fall
-
River
Bedford
Springfield
Worcester
14,487,553
14,575,838
0.6
11,099,211
11,253,709
62,276,337
55,153,592
+12.9
42,871,335
46,191,967
Haven
26,741,342
23,846,928
+12.1
23,134,276
Island—Providence
Rhode
New
45,485,000
41,859,400
+
8.7
34,406,700
36,151,600
3,468,868
3,270,923
+
6.1
2,766,364
921,952,919
—
0.3
838,355,070
861,048,335
507,483,015
39,133,978
-
---I
:
-
Hampshire—Manchester
Total
(12
cities)
Wichita' Falls
13,701,212
-
cities)
(6
York—Albany
Buffalo
32,269,753
+
5.6
31,829,728
23,747.783
141,904,750
144,489,448
—
1.8
128,374,137
124,267,644
Elmira
3,203,072
3,086,851
+
3.8
2,496,149
2,559,278
Jamestown
3,865,705
3,233,422
+19.6
3,135,758
2,921,955
New
York
13,583,420,560
-
Syracuse
Connecticut—Stamford
-Total
New
(9
Jersey___
cities)
+
1.0
13,054,055,957
11,485,199,967
45,764,799
+
5.4
37,604,740
37,522,144
27,842,804
+13.7
26,737,162
22,706.342
(a)
Jersey—Newark
Northern
13,454,534,201
48,215,430
31,650,486
Rochester
New
11,905,232
10,899,647
5.0
421,639,396
4.7
37,109,133
429,794,475
36,592,898
—
+
9.2
7,864,000
12,532,000
—
-
(a)
—
<a)
77,449,920
6,956,223
6,904,675
0.3
14,035,001
13,313,396
5.3
499,508,985
510,037.091
615,567,876
217,207,256
Utah—Salt
107,540,024
30,359,530
City
California—Long Beach
1.8
+ 13.8
+ 14.1
—
9.0
190,822,011
6,171,548
177,434,971
96,657,620"
28,710,507
191,417,165
5,473.419
166,912.100
107,127,371
34,432,185
17,376,747
San
Jose
_
Barbara
-
Stockton
(10
cities)
—18.7
18,440,395
18,140,812
+ 12.0
655,289,421
648,327,430
+ 14.6
26,603,898
26,659.076
12,547,698
-
21,366,100
40,877,356
Francisco
722,958,240
35,678,281
10,429,169
+ 20.3
10,035,453
8,691,362
16,670,294
San
Total
+
—13.0
809,686,517
Pasadena
Santa
7,204,079
196,500,791
94,278,929
33,374,267
223,697,051
-
Lake
213,566,413
6,270,942
Oregon—Portland
13,211,419
+ 26.2
13,273,614
11,453.872
9.9
1,223,439,438
1,218,634,792
25,924,714,928
25,569,743,398
+
1.4
23,916,331,232
22,644,053,867
12,341,294.368
12,115,209,197
'+
1.9
10,862,275,275
11,158,853,900
1,482,233,415
1,348,567,688
+
29,763,385
82,608.011
+
1.9
87,598,201
88,232,332
—
0.7
77,015,215
84,203,238
14.018,143,307
13,882,061,621
+
1.0
13,438,698,766
11,889,169,580
84,197,650
—34.4
—
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Yakima
34,087,453
-
13,739,496
582,689,463
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
4,838,401
-
Washington—Seattle
Second Federal Reserve District—New YorkNew
5.719,000
7,373,426
6,244,000
—14.7
—
2.552,672
918,883,396
Worth
13,238,803
534,431,679
41,065,472
11,288,857
-
Dallas
24,316,054
Connecticut^—Hartford
New
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
76.277,844
Grand
Outside
total
New
(108
York
•Estimated,
cities)
City
(a) Clearings
operations
discontinued.
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
f
.
.
Monday, March 14, 1960
.
'I
!
■'
Page
Date
stock
__jMar17
City Products Corp. 2%% s. f. debs, due June 1, 1966—»Marl4
General
Acceptance Corp. 5%%
conv. cap. debs, due
June 1, 1984
Mar 18
Company and Issue—
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
V?f
i,
,'1 f
.
•M.
522 of the Tariff Act of
to the requirements of Section
Pursuant
1930,
the
Federal
daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
certifies
Bank
Reserve
due
We give below a record for the week just passed.
countries of the world.
May
Indiana
due
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
,>r
CERTIFIED
RATES
'''J
■i
RESERVE
FEDERAL
BY
BANK
TREASURY
TO
TARIFF
UNDER
ACT
April
4.
1960
MARCH
TO
10,
INCLUSIVE
1960,
'p
•,
■
United
'..it*
f
Country
and
Unit
Monetary
Noon
r
HS".
!
Buying
for
Rate
Friday
At-
Cable
Transfers
in
New
York
Australia,
in
(Value
United
Money)
States
$:
If!
"t'
in this
li.i
>) hi
*
.203720
.203735
.239785
.239775
.239785
.239777
Per
Name
.209662
.209650
2.805360
2.805460
Grinnell
.00277314
.00277314
Grolier
.3275(6
.327633
.327333
Grumman Aircraft Engineering
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.0300560
.265210
.265210
.265165
.265105
.265115
2.776316
2.776336
2.776891
2.777584
2.777683
.139943
.139931
.139950
.139993
.140090
plus
.497700
.497700
.497700
.497709
.497700
each
14
.0349100
.03491C0
.0349100
.0349100
.0349109
value
will
.0166367
.0166367
.0166367
.0166367
.0166367
changed from $10 to $5)
Gulf Interstate Co.
(stock dividend)
.193137
.193131
.193062
.193018
.193012
Gulf
Life
.230562
.230556
.230537
.2J0630
Gulf
Mobile
2.79.3633
2.793623
2.794181
2.794879
2.79^978
$5
preferred
(quar.)
2.804080
2.804100
2.804C60
2.805360
2.805160
$5
preferred
preferred
krona
franc
South
T
.230568
Africa,
Kinadom,
pound
pound
sterling
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
if
domestic
Total
rF.
R.
Discounts
other
of
reserves
2,681
—
12,681
—
76,179
+
494,222
—
465,043
and
39,524
+
advances,
30,016
—
ASSETS—
745,374
71,426
+
Loans
*
-
Due
•••'
Loans
239,149
U.
333
—
2,236
Govt,
securities
(quar.)
33,500
—
15,000
7,376
—
123,283
+
securities—
26,003,047
76,364
+
(quar.)
shares
new
S.
4,763.471
94,641
—
+
19
+
(par
3-14
—
+
20,097
+
notes
—840,013
27,440,356
i
;
$1.25
+113,380
+
712,230
+
2-23
6-13
5-73
9-12
8-22
$1.16
4-
1
3-15
3.-15
2-18
—
preferred
(quar.)—
25c
(quar.)—
14,136
—
availability
loans
loans
_
items
cash
3,948,625
divs.
33,245
accrued
liabilities
677,692
—763,008
197,559
—
2,294
+
49,874,382
25,352
certificates of indebtedness
to
5
1
and
U.
S.
464
11
—
years
After
5 years
securities
and
Balances
with
0
16,673
_
Federal
1
+
banks
assets—net
assets/liabilities
_
3,551
_
+
494
+
229
LIABILITIES—
U.
deposits
—859,155
—
-472,089
adjusted
Government
Domestic
deposits..
208
—
2,954
863
—
68
+
659
+
deposits:
10,331
211
+
1,330
Surplus
f
774,808
Other
capital
accounts
385
+
',
115,695
—
Federal
From
93,602
—
18,757
+
From
20 130
+
others
Reserve
■-f
!:!
Ratio
to
of
liab. and
capital accts.
gold certificate reserves
deposit
bilities
<•
-j d
<
-..f
ances
F.
R.
note
951
47
—
51,158,948
liability
Industrial
loan
601,070
—
on
142
312
—
+
+
595
to domestic
valuation .reserves;
available
on
commercial banks and
individual loan items
basis;
comparable
shown
are
after deduction
gross.
form
reporting
.1%
+
1.3%
—
"Feb.
figures revised.
24
— ■
.
revised
July
8,
/M
•
A.)
Inc.
foreign
Co.,
class A
(N.
Y.)
(increased
(initial
common
5,847
—
+
$1.50
(quar.)
tl5c
(quar.)
37V2C
;
preferred ,C
D
5%
preferred
E
40c
divid.)
1%
—...
Electric Co., Ltd., 5%
preferred
49,917
.
t
pfd. B (quar.)
M
Uid'f
Fund Notices
iH «
The
,
?
Below
preferred
condition
banks
<
.shows
<
ended
l)
of
the
the
statement
Federal
following
March
2:
An
of
weekly reporting member
Reserve System in
leading cities
principal changes for the week
increase of
$322
adjusted; decreases of $173 million
Government securities and
$208
posits
itft
adjusted;
and
an
in
million
of
in
$211
demand
demand deposits credited to
domestic banks.
Si
it
Commercial
['■il
districts
ii
4
and
ment
and
dealers
and
total
a
for
securities
bank financial
industrial
of
loans
$142 million.
purchasing
decreased
or
$42
loans
holdings of U. S.
million
increase
in
million
Loans to
carrying U.
in
S.
Loans
in
most
brokers
Governto
non-
institutions increased $244 million.
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks
including those
list
a
stock
common
called
from
of
under
corporate
called
bonds, notes,
for
sinking
redemption,
fund
provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
the current volume
(except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details
were
Clifton
4
Vz %
Laclede
New
cumulative
Gas
York
Time
due
Co.,
State
4J/2%
Electric
cumulative
Finance Co.
Oct.
1,
cumulative
&
Gas
preferred
6'/2%
conv.
'
ii
stock..
sub.
*
*
Mar 31
904
1
1053
debs, series A
——
Company and Issue—
Alleghany Corp., $4 cumul.
1
Mar 31
—Apr
ISSUES
-
Apr
prior
pfd.
4-6
1
.3%
4-
1
3-15
3-31
3-11
4-
3-18
1
4-
2
3-10
7-
2
•6-10
4-15
.
4-
4-15
5
4-
4-15 "
44-
4-15
4-
4-15
4-
H^cla
Mining
H&'nz
(H.
Co.
Ltd.—
;
J$1.62
55c
H&lene
J.)
Co.,. 3.65% pfd, (quar.)
Industries, class A (quar.)
Rubinstein.
Heller
(Walter E.)
class A
(Geo.
Inc.
preferred
Co.,
4
3-
4
2-29
3-21
2-19
4-
1
3-11
10c
3-15
3-
3-15
3-1
3-
2-16
12'Ac
1
1
35c
3-15
3-
45c
4-
3-18
35c
(quar.)
common
3-
3-15
1%
(incr.-quar.)
& Co.,
W.)
3-11
3-11
91'Ac
shares
preferred (quar.)
-*'5.50% preferred (quar.)
iTJelme
1
i2v2c
MSOc convertible preferred A (quar.)
KTeileman (G.) Brewing (quar.)
Helena
3-10
4-
3-15
20c
(quar.)
on
1
25c
&
dividend
4-
7J/2C
(quar.)
Co.
Curtis
£ Stock
(quar.)
3-31
1
4
3-18
$1
-31
$1.37'A
common
(quar.)
-31
3-18
40c
1
3-11
43 3Ac
1
3-11
56'Ac
1
4-26
5c
3-15
(quar.)
__
He'ppenstall Company, 4'A%
pfd.
rKSVcules Galion Products (quar.)
(quar.)__
3-18
3-
4
preferred A
35c
5-
2
4-15
v4&6%
conv.
30c
6-
1
5-16
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
TIei-cules Powder
Co.
(quar..)_:
25c
3-31
3-18
20c
4-
.3-15
3-15
3-
4
3-15
,3-
7
(initial)
.20c
&
Co.
(quar.)—_
stock—Mar 31
Page
601
1
75c
Splendor Mining Co.,
com."(quar.)—
^Bfhde & Dauch
-^Quarterly
Co.
Corp.
.3-15
3-15
3-
3-15
4-15
1
3-
30c
4-
•3-
45c
3-15
45c
6-15
6-
45c
9-15
9-
Ltd?—
—1—J„
Lumber
3-25
16'Ac
Paper Co. of Canada,
(Edward)
3-15
17'Ac
(quar.)___
^Hoffman Electronics
3-25
$3
preferred
,
(quar.)_—_
(quar.)
J45c
3-25
2-29
50c
"
4-
9
3-25
15C
_
^Bollinger Consolidated Gold Mines, Ltd.—
^Quarterly
3-31
3-11
'
±C(,
——Z'
(increased^
—^% conv preferred
iHomasote Co., 5%
&
•—
3-31
3-
3
(quar.)
pfd.
_
(quar.)—
Marine
Insurance
(S.
Co.
of
Mining Co.
3-31
3-
5-
2
3-31
37y2c
5-
2
3-31
3-15
3-
3-15
3-11
Hawaii..—35c
5%
pref.
3
1
F.)—
(quar.)—
Rapid Transit,
''
$6c
12'Ac
common
35c
40c
.
Sugar Corp.,
^tomestake
8
25c
—
Fire
2-25
3-
(quar.)
Products
Extra
2-29
3-15
Inc
Heublein, Inc.
^Hewitt-Robins.
^Hihes
3-29
50c
;
;
3-25
15c
60c
heritage Fund. Inc.
"Kershey Chocolate Corp. (quar.)
Jlarshey Creamery Co. (quar.)
4oc
3-15
3-
4
3-17
3-
2
(quar.)—
12'Ac
3-15
3-
5
pfd.
(quar.)__
$1.06'A
3-29
3-
2
•$&>ver Company, 4'A% preferred
fionrer (Frank W.), Ltd., class A
(quar.)._
$1.12'A
3-30
3-18
(KDDker Chemical
Corp., $4.25
■g'midaille Industries Inc.,
t^:2.25
preferred
fee^old F]nance
»,..3.?A% preferred
CALLED
Date
conv.
3-
4-20
4-15
Honolulu
Corp.—
1969—
ENTIRE
Page
Co.—
preferred stock—
3-15
•
25c
Insurance
Date
Telephone
preferred stock
3--1
28%c
^guarterly
REDEMPTIONS
Forge-Waynesboro
3-15
27'Ac
^ffome
given in the "Chronicle."
Company and Issue—
3-16
3-18
(quar.)
ing tenders, and the page number gives the Ideation in
4.50%
Holdings of Treasury bills
ings
i'i|
and
found
de¬
increased $45 million. Hold¬
of the combined total of
Treasury notes and U S
.Government bonds decreased
$207 million.
.
be
PARTIAL
increased
million.
will
3-11
1
(quar.)
Hardee Farms International,
1st preference
A
(quar.)
ffArsco Corp. (quar.)
F
G
—
Condition Statement of Member Banks
2
3-11
25c
*Sflgbee Company (quar.)
;
-HHb Electric Light Co.,:
commcn.:___
TS&atommon
'
Common
"
IIZZIIIII
Redemption Calls and Sinking
'
3-
1
21 V4C
;
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
'S'^%
ip |
:■>?! t
t!T
{.4 fr J.
1
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
5%%
'Hidden
360
;i
r
4-
15c
|
Corp.
(quar.)—
(E. F.)
Company (stock
5%
4-
5-25
:
Co.—
:
dividend
3-18
100%
quar.)
3-10
3-10'
3-18
50c
30c
quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
4-
40c
Refractories
preferred
6-10
50c
class B
and
(quar.„
Manufacturing (stock dividend)
•S&'Extra
111,622
2-24
15c
——
Bank
^RTbbard, Spencer, Bartlett
commitments-.
3-15
50c
tquar.)U_—
Mining
Hexcel
accept¬
for
of
i'Not
41.7%
purchased
316
+
1959.
correspondents
M:
—840,013
552
>
V^W%
55,509
lia¬
combined
Contingent
|f i
and
Banks
1,888
•{•.Exclusive of loans
Total
Cosco.
(M.
12:7%
19
+
221
—
9
30,146
560
u
53
—
1,122
Other
394,063
Co. .(quur.)'„
•4*4%
banks
banks
Time deposits:
Interbank
ACCOUNTS—
j'.
59,536
demand
Interbank demand
6,137
+
S.
Organ
Corp.
20
30c
2-20;•
1
HAzeltine
40
;
: "
Agricultural
194
+
133,558
(increased)
common
2-26
1
Hawaiian
—
2
3-15
3-15
4-
Hastings Mfg.
65
3-
25c
—$lv
4-
403
+
22
+
.
—
3-21
(increased)—
(quar.)_.
$1.06V*
387
—
146
—
2,774
__
' •:
213
1,114
domestic
—3.822
48
12,862
Banks
Reserve
+
_
Total
87
9,688
_
coin
)
0
5,016
_
106
5
——$1.12V2
414%
—3,287
14' I
—
5-
(quar.)—
5V2%
1,582
5-16
(quar.).—
Stock
738
—
f$1.25
(quar.)——
common
Co.,
4'
3-15
1
preferred
Hauserman
bonds
year
with
Paper
4
3-
4-
10c
pfd.
com.
(quar.)l__
Corp.,
common
(quar.)__
1
3-
4
3-18
2
4-
4
3-18
3-31
30c
4-15
9334c
(quar.)
~3ro preferred (quar.)—
■4tt4.40% preferred (quar.)_.;
44-
56y4c
(quar.)_
$12'Ac
25c
(quar )
4-15
3-31
4-15
.3t31
4-15
3-31
- ——-—
IIIH
-
3-10
3-
3-22
60c
6v4c
(quar.)
Co.,
4*
2 ..y.3-10
4- 1"
4- 1
preferred
Hawaiian
—7,847
45
3-
•-
3-21
35c
(quar.)
Harding Carpets. Ltd.
X
173
+
3-17
*22'/2c
Harnischfeger
1,019
+
26
+
—
1,617
—
-
32
.2-18-
'
>•.
tlSc
(quar.)
Ltd., 5%
Harris-Intertype
X
2301r.:
—
a
*
14,559
securities—total___
--
*•.
1,154
12,605
__
___•_
_
2-18
3-15
.
•
2-18
4V2%
New
210
+
(initial)—
common
Cementing (quar.)
Inc.
Harbison-Walker
X
11
34,998
—
pz— 81
10 1
—
-2-18'
3-15
3-15
4Vi %
Hansen
255
+
—
751
Well
Paper
6%
—
2
-3-15
$1.10
—
(quar.)—1—
Printing
Oil
Watch
■Hanover
;
new
convertible 'preferred
Hanna
-
104,449
—133,254
18.452,156
5J
—
■"•••■.
173,985
—
30,834
—
307,417
—
31
+
1,140
_
to "domestic commercial banks*
Within
F.)
Xerox,
Hanna
169
—
.
-J
149 '
__
Currency
397,025
+
—229,936
564,050
Capital paid in—
,
-I' i iM
( < )«'. jf't
f'1
m
Ki'-'f
3-14
$1 25
$1.25
—
common
preferred
1st
(W.
*
421
—
*
Ltd.,
Brass,
Hammond
Borrowings:
t
ril'fi
4-15
(quar.)
'4%
~
X
85
+
maturing:
601,070
—
34,813
+
17,380,710
deposits
&
securities
_
Treasury notes
i
■9 '?'!
2-11
5-
(quar.)—
HammermiU
t
L •"•■'
or
financial
Other
reserves
liabilities
254
bills
76,549
199,979
CAPITAL
er
3-15
I2V2C
< quar.)___—_i—;—. $1.05".
Hamilton
1,515
_
nonbank
Reserves
Other
Deferred
■-
142
3
2-10
100%
preferred
Hanover Shoe
Government
S.
6,636
51,158,948
Treasurer—general acct.
Total
It*
2-29
preferred
Hamilton
t
322
t
+
—
f
_
purchasing
foreign banks
Foreign
>
3-19
4
RR.—
4.64%
Hamilton
•-
/■
_
Treasury
1
bank
securities
Treasury
—817,617
210,725
Foreign
Other
t
3-11
(quar.)—
(quar.)__
Hamilton Cotton,
"
.
securities
estate
Other
108,297
+
101,315
'
U.
+
♦
1,694
Loans
15
Deposits:
,
'
2-29
3-21
preferred
Haloid
448
—
197
+
•
4,0"5
Demand
I
3-15
$4.20
5%
1959
.33
.—
"
for
dealers
_
for
Government
Loans to
U.
and
assets
Total
Tit
Co.
Ohio
&
■Halliburton
institutions:
113,283
—
LIABILITIES—
iUi
<
Insurance
Utilities,
Hall
May. 4,
24,
.
1960"
30,320
Sales finance, personal finance, etc.
40.876
—
assets
Member
and
securities
Loans to
10,142,733
+
-
+
25,225,279
foreign banks
Rerserve
loans__
carrying:
Government
Other
—10,142,733
25,225,279
premises
Federal
Feb
896
or
loans
S.
Other
t
-/H
Decrease (—) Since
101,572
Other
outright
Cash items in process of collection
,Bank
/Other
S.
Other
Real
S.
adjustedt
industrial
brokers
to
Other
113 283
—
____
repurch. agreement
loans
from
40,876
+
8,506,993
2,483,771
U.
i
66,532
and
purchasing
U.
—
bought
under
Total
•:
the
of
States
^
Corp.
be
Co..
Hahn
carrying:
1,224,217
Total
yl'fZ
(.:
3-
two-for-one split
of one share for
a
dividend
held
Power
-
25,647
•
+
.
2,508
—
13,010,298
Total
Held
investments
Agricultural loans
Government securities:
Total
I'M
3-18
3-17
to
$230 million:*
102,726
adjustedt
734,726
—
32,394
Loans
(In millions of dollars)
Investments
and
and
Bought outright—
f
loans
Loans
11,168
+
loans
Bills
'Mr?
774,250
—
—
Bonds
ii
-1
1959
-
962,468
banks
Notes.
H-
decreased
1960
March 10,
1960
10,000
—
19,121,110
Acceptances—bought outright
S.
March 2,
13,158,642
certificate
Certificates
*
banks
million.,but bor¬
million.
$312
Mar. 2,
Total
account
cash
.'Industrial
•'•511 •: I
||J|
commercial
Commercial
gold
notes
Other
U.
•■: •'
2-26
$1.11
$5.08 preferred
(quar.)—1.27v
Gunnar Mines, - Ltd.
(interim) —ill"t75c 1
Increase ( + ) or
1)60
certificate
Redemption fund lor F. R. notes
Wis;
l /!
increased $316
decreased
;
March 9,
Gold
\
">1
Banks
others
,
Hi
t
from
Increase ( + ) or^
Decrease (—) Since
til
1
•1
\S hip
>y
Reserve
thousands of dollars)
(In
'If
;ii
Federal
rowings
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
HI
) i .•
4-15
3-21
$4.44
ASSETS—
11
1
$4.40
P
'
approved
stock
a
——
——
preferred
Gulf
1 $
1
1
5-
Co.—
Stockholders
-
If
Mr
i
h
Insurance
Gulf
!».|f
u-
of Rec.
4-
(quar.)
peso
convertible
60c
Gulf
^
Islands,
ill;
■I i
(quar.)
.00160980
.00277314
$5
11'J >41
<
Corp.
(quar.).
Products
.00277314
i'
/«
Store
.327566
.001609960
51 H f
Z
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
.327533
.00160990
ii N
!.-1."*
Coi-d.
Holden
Payable
20c
37V2C
SI
25c
25c
37Vic
15c
common
Grocery
.00160930
w?
j'i
Company,
convertible
When
Share
of Company
Griesedieck
5%
.209625
escudo
of
United
.203750
2.804660
peseta
Union
'
.00311275
.203770
16
page
.210450
.00311275
.0800560
Switzerland,
\?rl
i,??5
1.052187
.210462
.00311275
.2(j)S562
dollar
krone
Philippine
Spain,
1.052005
.210425
.03311275
.00277314
malayan
Portugal,
1.052265
.201387
.00160937
guilder
Zealand. pound__
Sweden,
>
845
issue.
Continued from
1.052343
2.804100
peso
Norway,
.0200460
.209550
Netherlands,
New
.0384187
.0200476
2.804080
yen
Mexico,
p.-1
mark
lira
Malaysia,
1
.0384437
.0200510
.203760
franc..
pound
Japan,
>•1
M'
ri
(
l
DIVIDENDS
2.235426
2.235346
.0384312
\
.239777
new
rupee
Italy,
.1.
r
«iV>*
.0203508
.00311275
deutsche
Germany,
India,
'
745
Apr
stock, series B, conv
$
.0120240
.210375
(Metropolitan*
Ireland,
1
1
Corp.—
cumul. preferred
♦Announced
903-
i
1, 2013—Apr
10
Mar.
$
.0120349
2.234788
.0384062
1.052250
markka
France
'i
*
rupee
Finland,
2.234342
.0200520
dollar
Ceylon,
Mar. 9
$
.0120422
.0384062
schilling
franc
Canada,
kf
j
Plywood
1006
Thursday
Wednesday
•
Mar. 8
S
.0120349
2.234326
pound
Belgium,
Tuesday
Mar.-7
$
.0120349
Austria,
;ZW|
!''
'.it
peso—
Free
J"'1
,
Monday
Mar. 4
Argentina,
Uf
p*
'
a'
1006
;W
i
>
RR.—
•<+(
>
'
conv.
mtge. bonds 4V2%, series A, due Jan.
States
3%%
.
Inc. 4s/a%
International
Income
/ ■
debs.
————May l
debs.
— —>— —
———~«.Api
1
sub. debs, due 1978-iMar 28
1968
1,
795
796
.
6% conv. subord.
(extended)
—
5Va% subord.
Works,' Inc.
Miles Laboratories,
1930
OF
899
common
Corp.
1962
1,
Gear
Spokane
MARCH
«»V
•>
Fearless
Houston
the different
on
class A
Corp.
Acceptance
Century
$1.10
.
Volume
191
Number
5933
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
...
Per
Name of
5%
Company
Natural
Houston
5%
5%%
com.
(quar.)__
Sound
62 Vac
(quar.i
Co.
(1959
(stock
Hudson
series)
3-31
3-11
5%
2nd
31%c
3-31
3-11
6%
1st
3-31
3-11
Jones
$1.41 y4
3-31
3-11
6-20
6-
:
(quar.)
dividend)
Inc.
3%
stock
3-15
5%
___
preferred (quar.)
;
preferred (quar.)
■57c'. preferred (quar.)________
5% preferred (quar.)_,
preferred
preferred
3-15
4%
3-15
3-31
3-15
4.28%
3-30
3-15
4.32%
6-30
6-15
4y2%
9-30
9-15
12-30
Brick'(quar.) _U'
Illinois
Central
Illinois
Lock
3-28
3-11
3-31
3-10
preferred
(interim)
20c
3-23
,
v$37V2c/
-W.
''
;.'
$60c
"
3-7
r
1
'
3-2'
3-31
3-
3-31
2
,
3- 2
'
'
.
3-22
3c
______
(year-end
Kellogg
3-31
j
3-21
tal: gains)
(Out
of
4.12%
'
4%%
4.56%
„—
and
preferred
4.20%
5.65%
2-18
' $1.03
.
3-
7
3-7
4-1
3-' 7 f
421/2c
4-15
4-
$1
4-
1
3-16
4-
1
3-16'
(quar.)_lH_—
preferred
preferred
1
4-1
$1.14
(quar.)___
com.
4-
$ 1.03%
4-1
$1.15
______
(quar.)__l—
pfd.
| 50c participating class
4%
preferred
3-31
(s-a)
3- 4
7-1
$3
_
3-4
3-31
6-1
Institutional
vesLment'
Insular
(quar.)
Insurance
New
7
Income
Co.
(from
Inc.
,
Steamship
International
International
Minerals
-Common
&
in-
3-25
...
.
Chemical
3-
1
Ltd.
preferred
$4.80
3-31
4-4
4-15
3-15
'
.
3-30
3-14
3-21
2-23
3-14
2-19
3-14
2-19
$$3
3-29
3-15
4-
1
Co.
4-
1
3-11
'> 75c
,
2%
—.——
of
profits
plus
from
(6c
from net
from net
of securities)
sale
investment
6%
'•
preferred
(quar.)
'
$2.50
Co.
of
preferred
Rhode
preferred
Laxe
Extra
-
$2.50
preferred
Extra
Iowa
'
1
Electric
4.30%
4.80%
4-
1
3-18
Lambert
4-
1
Light
&
'
preference
C
(quar.).
preference
D
(quar.)
6%
preference
Jamaica
$5
Water
preferred
Jamestown
-5%
1st
(Greensboro,
Jetronic
N.
Industries
5y2%
convertible
Jonathan
Service
Logan
Inc.
B
(quar.)
see
Logan
3-11
1
3-10
1
2-26
Lamson
Corp.
&
(DeL)
Sessions
(quar.)
Lang
Maxwell, Ltd.
May Department Stores—
3%% pfd. (1959 series) (quar.)__
Maytag Company (quar.)—
McCall
Corp.
(quar.)
;
McCord Corp., $2.50 preferred
(quar.)
4-1
5"7
3-28
3-14
Lawson
3-14
Class
37%c
5- 2
4-18
5-2
4-18
Lehn
8-1
7-18
Leich
Leonard
8-
1
7-18
11- 1
10-17
11-
10-17
4-
1
Leslie
3-25
2-26
Lexington
1
3-15
4-
Leverage
Levine's,
Stock
A_:
t!5c
4-30
4-15
4-30
4-15
4-30
4-15
McKay
4-
3-15
McKesson
1
Co.
4-
1
3-15
4-1
3-10
50c
(s-a)____
t3c
6
3-21
3-25
3-10
3-15
2-29
Fund—Shares.:
3-15
1
3-15
Liggett
3-15
7%
3-
5
2-29
Ind.)
Wayne.
Lincoln
4-1
3-4
x$1.75
4- 1
3-4
Lipe-Rollway
3-4
3- 4
Loblaw
4-1
4-1
4-1
•
4-1
3-4
3-4
5c
3-15
2-29
3-10
1
4-1
3-17
4-
3-11
25c
—_
1
3-15
1st
Joint
class
Co.
(Marcus)
3-31
3-15
Logan
3-15
4- 1
2-29
3-15
Lone
Star
Cement
Lone
Star
Gas,
(quar.)—
(quar.)
1—
(Jonathan)
3-
3%
3-15
2-15
$15c
$13%c
4-15
4-15
50c
3-31
1
3-31
3-Jl
(Fort
A
4-10
3-31
3-31
3-
4
Inc.
J40c
(quar.)
4(4%
preferred
4.35%
preferred E
(quar.)
4.35%
preferred F
(quar.)
Mile
D
12c
4-
1
3-30
30c
4-
1
$1.06%
$1.50
&
Co.
3-15
3-18
1
3-
Inc.
4-
1
3-17
4-
1
3-17
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
3-10
3-31
3-
3-28
2-29
$10c
3-15
2-15
3-15
2-15
3-28
6-14
Mesta
7%
3-10
3-
2-19
1
4-1
4-29
3
3-11
4-
8
3-15
3-
1
5-2
4-8
3-30
3-15
4-
3-14
1
20c
3-31
87c
4-
1
3-18
3-31
3-15
3-31
3-15
3-18
35c
3-15
2-26
4-
1
3-17
3-24
3-11
4-1
3-18
3-15
3-
1
3-12
3-
1
50c
4-1
3-1
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
25c
3-18
25c
Lines
(initial)
3-14
2-23
35c
(quar.)
3-15
2-18
15c
(quar.)
4-15
40c
4-
1
3-11
87%c
common
(quar.)
4-
1
3-11
4-
1
60c
common
(quar.)
preferred
2-29
4-
1
4
3-16
Inc.
(quar.)
3-
3-18
3-25
3-11
17'/2c
(quar.)
Metropolitan Brick (quar.)
Metropolitan Edison Co., 3.80%
3.85%_preferred (quar.).
3-17
3-28
15c
(quar.)
30c
87%c
(quar.)
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer,
2-17
3-10
62%c
Thermit Corp.,
common
3-
3-31
10c
(quar.)
3-23
30c
Corp.
Inc.,
'
50c
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
Metro,
2-19
3-15
3-
40c
(quar.)
Motor
Machine
&
7
37V2c
(quar.)
preferred
Cement
Company,
Oil
7
45c
$1.50
25c
;
Linotype (increased)
Merritt, Chapman & Scott (quar.)
Messer
3-18
4-
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
4
3-31
3-28
35c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Mergenthaler
3-25
3-11
7
(quar.)
4-15
3-31
3-
95c
4-1
3-3
96%c
pfd.
30c
25c
4-1
3-3
3-18
7
3-31
3-15
4-
preferred
(quar.)
97%c
4-1
3-3
4.35%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.08%
4-1
3-3
$1.11%
4-1
3-3
4.45%
1
30c
pfd. B
,
4- 1
3-15
4-
3-
4-1
3-7
$1.06V4
—
2-19
$1.10
(quar.)
3-11
3-15
$1.25
|
3-30
$1.21
4-1
(quar.)
Company
(quar.)____
(quar.)
Copper Co.
Michaels
_
preferred
Meyer-Blanke
3-16
Miami
(quar.)
Ruboer Corp
3-10
12V2c
preferred .(quar.)——
Long Island Lighting Co., 5%
4.40% preferred G (quar.)
3-16
3-31
+$1
(initial)
(quar.)
4.84%
4-14
20c
Ltd.
3-18
4-
3.90%
(quar.)
Longhorn Portland Cement Co
Long
1
4-10
12%c
(quar.)
5-
65c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Theatres,
(Jonathan),
&
$3.50
7%
50c
com.
Co., Ltd.—
preference series B
Pipe
$1.40
3-15
Co.
3- 1
1
62'/2c
common
(quar.)—
conv.
Johnson
Merck
Metal
$1.75
(quar.)
Corp.,
A
series
Fast
Groceterias
$1.60
Lock
Insurance
Telephone & Telegraph,
122y2c
xl%%
xiy4%
xiy4%
xiy2%
Life
5%
Mead,
Merchants
4-
3-21
4-
50c
(quar.)
2-15
3-15
1
2-26
,
1
Engineering Co.—
Common
3-15
2-29
4-
2
25c
&
Stores
$1.43%
—
National
Machine
Portland
Co.—
preferred
(quar.)
Lily-Tulip Cup Corp. (quar.)__.!___
Lincoln
McNeil
Company
3-15
&
Co.
Medusa
5
3-21
4-25
3-
15c
(quar.)
preferred
Robbins,
Mengel
4-
2-26
10%
Machine
&
1
4-
93%c
Corp, (quar.)
Publishing Co.—
(Increased-quar.)
Mercantile
3-15
3-18
$5c
Aircraft
7
4-5
1
4-
McGraw-Hill
7
3c
4- 1
3-15
4- 1
(Md.)
Co.
3-
10c
3-18
3-15
5c
dividend
McGraw-Edison
3-
4%
Tobacco
4-
1
3-15
30c
(quar.)
Stores,
Ray)
3-28
—$8c
4-
Myers
(J.
3-28
10c
1
Fund (Canada)—
Inc.
(quar.)_.
Venture
Co.
5%
—
_____
(quar.)
Stock
4-
25c
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
40c
(quar.)
___—
4-1
3-15
3-11
3-10
12J/2c
Lexington Water Co., 5%% pfd. (quar.)
Liberty Life Insurance (S. C.) (quar.)
4-5
3-31
35c
—
(quar.)__.—
Ltd.
&
McDermott
3-31
f$l
—___-
dividend
&
4
L.)
convertible
$25c
__^
class
Products
Mines,
Salt
3-15
4-
3 % %
McDonnell
(quar.)
Refineries
3-15
4-15
McCormick
t!5c
•
Ltd.,
dividend
1
1
10c
Corp.
Stock
4-
$$1
Gold
4-1
4r 1
3-15
Jones,
Fink
&
3-18
4-15
25c
(quar.)—
Company
Lehman
3-31
10c
—
B
&
9-16
Acceptance Ltd.—
&
3-28
6-16
8
4-
3-28
5c
3-
Navigation Co.
McCrory-McLellan
—
4-10
(quar.)——
3-15
30c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Conveyor
(quar.)
Maxson
593/8C
__________
A
& Company
(quar.)
Latrobe Steel Co., new (initial)
Lau Blower Co. (quar.)—
1c
Ltd.,
preferred
Mathews
12-16
3-15
1
4-15
Fund,
Corp.
Matson
Co.—
convertible preferred
5c
25c
Massey-Ferguson,
3-15
12-30.
4-
85c
•
;
3-15
$20c
and
2-26
3-
$$1.37V2
Inc.
3-15
(quar.).
A
3-18
3-15
3-22
1c
Growth Stock
1
B
Class
Investors
3-31
3-16
3-18
1
30c
3-31
.
3-18
1
31 %c
40c
(increased-quar.)__
4-
$1.12Va
27c
class
100%
dividend)
preferred A
preferred
Co.
4-
9-30
Co.
dividend)
stock
1
1
3-31
4-
40c
31V4c
B
$1.25
(stock
4
3-
6-30
Loew's
(initial
Jockey Club, Ltd., 6%
Johnson
—
(quar.)
C.)
3-
3-21
3-31
A
40c1
common——
Insurance
3-16
f20c
$1.25
Life
Massachusetts
f20c
Class
37y2Ci
(quar.)
Standard
3-11
,
——-
Corp.,
3-25
15c
(quar.)
3-14
85c
-
-
<4%% preferred (quar.)
Masonite Corp.
(quar.)
t20c
3-10
-
(quar.)
4-15
(W.
1
for
(quar.)
3-11
4-
4-
25c
deduction
(quar.)
1
(quar.)__—_________
1
&
&
3-25
22V2c
3-14
6%
Maryland Credit Finance Corp., com.
(quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
Maryland Shipbuilding & Dry Dock—
Inc.—
B
Sons
Field
25c
——
1
25c
tax
$1.12%
(quar.)_
3-28
4-
3%
Income
Company
Mastic
1
12'/2c
4-21
1
6-16
4-
of
25c
t30c
3-19
6-30
30c
(final)
(quar.)
Marquette Cement Mfg. (quar.)_-—
Common
3-11
4-14
3-31
25c
(quar.)
3-15
3-15
3-25
Marine Communication
receipts
2
1
5
4-30
$$1.25
4-1
5-
2-25
$$3
Martin
4-
2-26
3-15
$30c
4-21
$1.75
(quar.)^
class
Aluminum
&
2-
3-15
$1,75
dividend
(H.)
3-16
53VeC
$1 preferred (quar.)
Marlin-Rockwell Corp.
Marshall
3-31
59%c
(s-a)
3-15
$1.50
1
pfd.
2
.,
3-8
4-15
50c
1
5-
4-1
30c
(quar.)
5-
(quar.)__
Supply—
A
Telephone
10c
10%
&
British
Stock
Marsh
3-15
20c
depositary
Marine Bancorporatlon-Inltial stock
(quar.)
Fully participating, (quar.)
Market Basket (Calif.)
common
(quar.)
,
3-31
1
$25c
(quar.)
(quar,)__
4-
B
Class
5%
—
10c
10%
,,3-11
*' 3-11
7
$25c
(quar.)
Co.,4%% pfd. (quar.)—__
Marshall-Wells Co., 6% preferred
(quar.)
B
Laurentide
$1.10
—
(quar.)
preferred
Jefferson
i
E
1
class
1
$1.20
5%
1.
4-
class
4-
$1.08%
5%
4-
$1
and
3-11
40c
Jamaica Public Service Co.,
Ltd.;; common—
7% preference (quar.)
7% preference B (quar.)
(
40c
3-
$$1.25
(quar.)__
(quar,)___,
deposit
expenses
3-15
and
and
4-10
82y2c
Irving (John) Shoe, 6% pfd. (accum.)
Irving Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)^
'
3-21
A
4-
45c
dividend)-—
68%c
Steel
Less
6-30
A
4-
60c
—4
3-1
7-29
preference
American
3-1
A
3-31
$4.80
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Fireman Mfg. (stock
1
3-15
(quar.)______
(quar.)______
(quar.)___
(Alfred)
6%
Marconi International
3-
Class
3-15
$4.35
'
2-29
3-18
Class
4-
53%c
(quar.)
3-31
Class
4-16
(incr.)—
(quar.)_.
(quar.)_
3-4
March
4-
1
3-21
50c
pref.
shares
Sugar, Ltd.,
4
3-8
3-14
3-
50c
Gardens, Ltd. (quar.)
Maple Leaf Milling Co., Ltd.~
3-8
1
quar.
Leaf
4
4-1
2-29
4-
25c
Company
3-
3- 2
3-15
———-—_
com.
Ltd.
(B.)
3-
3-10
4-16
————
Power,
(quar.)*__
(quar.)
Light, common
Manischewltz
3-15
(quar.)
18c
(quar.)
Casualty Co.
3-25
-3-21
!
and
shares
priority
&
4-1
4-1
3-15
3-
15c
4%%preferred
C
(quar.)
Manchester Gas. 7% preferred
(accum.)____
Mangel Stores Corp. (quar.)______
4
3-15
3-31
llVtC
Public
5%
2-29
1
$1.53
Electric
3-18
3-19
37'/2c
—-—
preferred
Power &
$3.30 preferred
$4.40 preferred
Iron
3-18
Bond
Maple
3-15
4-
45c
Service, common (quar.)!_____
4.75%
preferred
(quar.)_,__
Mallinckrodt Chemical Works, class A
72-29
2-16
2-12
,
3-31
50c
gains
priority
Convertible
2-29
3-15
4-1
25c
preferred
Iowa
'
(quar.)_;
3-15
3-15
$50c
(quar.)
Corp., Ltd., 5%
Maine
3-11
1
62'/2c
Superior & Ishpemmg RR. Co.
37%c
(quar.)_—_____
4-
&
Convertible
1
(quar,)_
(quar,)
common
preferred
8c
.
Mailman
1
3-
25c
common
preferred B
Leath
Extra
$2.50
Gas,
25c
<
*
(John)
Co.
capital
dividend)
Gas
5%%
Labatt
7V2c
—___
3-
3-15
20c
"
Co.,
Corp.
&
45c
Creamery (quar.)
Kysor Heater Co. (quar.)
5%
Island—
(quar.)
3-15
2-19
65%c
(quar.)
(initial)
;
2%
Knudsen
10c
—__________
A
preferred (quar.)
4.32%
$60c
$75c
——
Investors Trust
4V2%
Mfg.
4.75%
—
(s-a)
3-11
$1
3-15
3-15
J3c
Co.
(quar.)
Magor Car Corp. (quar.)
Manitoba
;____
(quar.)
2-26
45c
Extra
1
50c
(quar.)
Lamson
—
4-
20c
monthly)
preferred
4-21
in¬
common—__—
Investors Royalty Co.
(increased
preferred
3-15
1
real¬
income)
Investors Funding,
3-11
2%
6%
4-1
$1.20
Investment Foundation, Ltd., com. (quar.)—
1
6% convertible preferred (quar.)
Investment Trust of Boston (quarterly from
3-11
1
'29c
dividend——
Kroehler
4-
25c
39c
1
4-
30c
1__.
(quar.)
Company—
40c
(quar.):
America
Kroger
75c
:_—-
2-15
4-
25c
class A
(increased monthly)
dividend______„________
B
5-10
43%c
(quar.)
income
Class
B.)
Maine
Corp.,
Stock
Laclede
—
3-4
3-15
45c
—*
60c
20c
(quar.)
Company, common
preferred (quar:)
Stock
3-14
—-
ized
Company
4%
..
3-30
75c
7
3-
3%
7%
(quar.)
3-15
7
3-15
1
3-31
15c
Magnavox
28V8C
(quar.)-____
Koppers
2-20
$1
•
,
Madison
2-25
20c
dividend
preferred' C
3-11
..
,
3-10
,
1
4-
Co., Ltd.—
com.
from
3-15
1
4-
Fund—
($1.35
3-25
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Inc.,
H.)
37y2c
—
3-15
$20c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
Paper (quar.)
5c
(I. B.) Rubber
Knott Hotels Corp.—
Stock dividend.
A
5%%
&
5c
convertible
3-21
,
vestment
Stock
(G.
(R.
income
Productions
Press
2
2-26
1
25c
40c
—___7__
5%
4-1
Power
Co.,' common
(quar.)——
22V2c
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)—54y2c
5%% preferred (quar.)_—___—
68%c
Investment
Bros.
3-
Inc.,
Power
Trucks,
5%
S-l
preferred
60c
(quar.)—
dividend
Securities
Madison
3-24
3-15
4-
10c
(initial)—
Mading Drug Stores (quar.)
3-21
________
convertible
3-15
3-18
M
Interstate
Interstate
3-15
1
4-
Fund—
57a
! 10c
(quar.)
preferred
King
Kratter
International Textbook Co. (quar.)
Interstate Bakeries Corp., common (quar.)__
r'
4-1
$1.25
.__
6-30
'
7%
Macy
Koehring Company—
7-15
$1
common
Co
(stock
3-1
25c
Corp.—,
International Shoe Co. (quar.)
International Silver Co.— *
Common
1
3-15
$1
Paper Co.,
$4 preferred
(quar.)
International Power Co.,
2-25
(from net investment inc.)
Keystone Portland Cement (quar.)—„—1_
Kimberly-Clark Corp.
(quar.)_
Kirsch
50c
—
International
Macke
3-15
(quar.)
dividend___________.
A
Extra
Funds-
Kleinert
4-
—40c
Salt
8
.
.
8c
(quar.)__
com.
(quar.)
International
3-
' '
.
25c
—
4%" preferred (quar.)
International Nickel Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
' Increased quarterly
—-___^__7__—______
7
Series
25c
$$1.25
3-15
Certificates—.:
Bond
3-18
(quar.)__;
4-1
Trucks
Mack
dividend)
(quar.)_"
Custodian
4-15
__________
\
preferred
4-30
50c
(quar.)i—1—______
Co.,
Assn.
$159
Co.__^u_7_7____r_—___
Harvester
4.80%
Keystone
preferred
3-15
(increaSed-quar.)__
____7____
Land
1
River, Ltd.—
Steel
3-31
35c
prior preferred
(stock
Quarterly
Keweenaw
1
Structural
MacLaren
Kingsburg Cotton Oil
International Correspondence School World—
; Resumed
International
Co.
Kingsporc
America—
Breweries
Oil
3-15
Interlake Iron
Interlake
convertible
3-15
—___—
North
4V2%
4-
tl5c
50c
common
3-18
Ltd.
Mack
,
Kewanee
7-
10-
20c
Co.
1
1
class
Powell
6-15
$1.12y2
Industries,'
1
3-
4-
$25c
9-15
_____—;
Land
3-
20c
$.001
class
Ltd.,
12-15
(quar.).
dividend
Oil
5%
7-20
20c
—60c
'
Kentucky Utilities Co.,. common
Company (quar:)___i
County
MacKinnon
3-15
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Publications
(quar.)
MacFadden
2-26
1
8-
3-15
(quar.)______
1
(quar.)
Extra
3-15
3-15
4-20
3-31
B
4-
1
$1.50
Bloedel,
Macassa
3-15
2-23
5-
50c
common
1-2-61
87Vic
Co. ,(Quar.)__
Kerr-McGee
4-1
4-15
3-21
3%
(initial)
&
Quarterly
Mines,
4
1
4-14
$6c
(quar.)
(quar.)
MacMillan, Bloedel &
2-29
3-
Class
5-
5c
quar.)___
(increased
Videotronics,
B
MacMillan
3-11
3-15
O.
Class
3-18
J25c
dividend)
Sales
Lykes Bros. Steamship
Lynchburg Foundry Co
4
1
$6c
&
Typograph Co.,
P.
3-31
4-
22VaC
(quar.)
(stock
Mfg.
$6 preference
M.
4-15
1
$50c
preferred
Ludlow
4-22
Co.—
25c
Refining
Stock
31V4c
Power
(s-a)
Common
3-4
3-
1
3-15
87Vic
preferred
Kendall
(quar.)
Lawrence
______
3-4
4-1
4-
3-25
10c
—-
common
4-1
,
Co.——1_.
of
Company,
4-1
'
Fund,
4-1
common.—
$$1
(initial quarterly if approved)—
45c
Corp. (increased40c
com.
$1.06V4
87y2c
(quar.)__L
$12V2c
—___
Ltd.-—
income)
Lumber
Kendall
4Va%
3-4
(quar,)_____
(quar.)
preferred
St.
35c
Lowney (Walter M.) Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Lucky Friday Silver Lead Mine3~_^
Lucxy Lager Breweries, Ltd., common--
3-11
4-1
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
Bell, Ltd., 60c preference (quar.)
Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co._—.____
3-31
5%
3-11
1
35'/2c
Series B-4
(from net' investment inc.)
Keystone High-Grade Common Stock Fund
&
Institutional Shares,
preferred
preferred
3y2%
Keystone Discount
4
1-19
4-15
300%
(quar.)__
com.
3-15
25c
3-10
4
3-
3-10
dividend)
Co.,
Common
3-15
87y2c
3 y2 %
Kelling Nut Co.,.
Kelsey-Hayes Co.
4-
1
' (quar.)
3-10
3-
2-29
3-15
Ludlow
(initial)__
common
3-16
A t quar. )-____7___
.
new
1
3-
3-15
(quar.)
& Exploration—
quarterly
Lucky Stores
1
(quar.)_
1
Ingersoll Machine & Tool, Ltd.—
Ingram
Corp.,
preferred
1
3-31
$3
40c
Co.
Land
3-11
30c
4-
3-31
3-4
3-11
(quar.)___i____7.
4-
Acceptance, Ltd., common (quar.)
$40c
preferred (quar.)_______—$56 %c
'.4Va% preferred (quar.)_—_______——_ t$L12y2
5y2% preferred.Xquar.)_u_____'___________
$68%c
4-1
1
15c
4-
$2.25
55c
(P.)
(quar.)__,
(increased quar.)
Angeles Investment Co.
1
quar.)___
.$1.06%
(quar.)___
10-21
4-
40c
(increased
$1.41%
B
Industrial
Ingersoll-Raird Co., 6%
3-16
7-22
1
4-
$1.25
$1.25
4y4% pfd.
(quar.)___
A
1
1
11-
3-11
$1.12y2
3y2%
\
8-
$1.75
3-31
4-
(increased)
—___
Company,' common
3y2%
Kern
$1.75
Lower
3-31
4-
Kerite
(quar.) _—:—$1.05
Indianapolis Water,
75%
2-15
3-15
(quar.)——____—
preferred
preferred
4.60%
3-14
4c
earnings)-.-
preferred (quar.)___.—______
preferred (quar.)__"l_'__l__l____li__
preferred (quar.)_'____'
Indianapolis Power & Light;
4%
44c
—.____
accum.
(quar.)
preferred
Cement Co.
(stock
Louisville Gas & Electric
2-29
4-15
,
50c
(quar.)--—______
Stores
3-15
$1.15
Kennecott Copper Corp. (reduced)-Kent-Moore Organization—
Michigan Electric—
preierred
$1.07
com.
v
4V2%
2-29 /;
payment
—_—
current
<S:
Jewelry
6-1
$1
Co.; (quar.
Co.
Kayser-Roih
3-18
3-31
3%
Kay
2-18
*
$30c
14%
Fund_J____
-
4-1
$12%c
•
______—
Boston
3-11
3-31
—$17J/2c
(final)
Drug
Kawneer
—
Final
preferred
Katz
2nd
2nd
Increased
5-13
50c
$1.12!/a.
(quar.)
2-29
$1.75
$1.08
(quar.)
preferred
5%
1
r'of 12c frorir investment and 32c from
capi¬
1
Light Co.,
4.25%
6% preference (s-a)_l_____^_l—__—____
Imperial Tobacco Great Britain & Ireland,
Indiana
&
4.50%
Imperial Oil, Ltd. (quar.)-_r_______________
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
of
Power
of Rec.
(quar.)
Los
5-13
5-13
$1.25
3-2
___
1
;
4-22
(quar.
1
(quar.)
(increased).
preferred (quar.)..
$5
Kansas
3-
—
5-13
$1.124-1
3-15
—
5-13
6-
(quar.).
(quar.)
4-1
.
1
6-1
6-
preferred A (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
'5-2
3-31
6-
41c
12c
.'8c
3-21
$1.05
(quar.)____
50c
Imperial Color Chemical & Paper Corp.—
Quarterly'
Imperial Flo-Gaze Paints, Ltd. (quar.)
Imperial
Life ; Assurance
Co.
of
Canada
Fund
common
2
preferred
Lorillard
1
Co.—
40c
/
3-31
,
Common
20c
___
3-
$1.08%
_______
preferred
(quar.)_
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas—
12-15
$2.15
______________
Imperial Capital Fund_____—
Foundation
Electric
(quar.)—'—__—__—_
R.
Income
Ry.,
!—
:
preferred
u________j______
(quar.)
3-4
3-15
,
$1
4.60%
$1.25
____
&
Common
$1.25
_____
Illinois
income
1
Gas
50c
Cement
Ltd.
3-
Southern
non-cumulative
$1.25
Co. (quar.)
Bell Telephone (quar.)--,—________
..
City
Kansas
$1.25
Illinois
Common
Kansas
1
1
5-
Holder»
2nd
Louisville
(quar.)
(quar.)__
4-
>
4- 1
95c
—
(quar.)—:
preferred
4.50%
9
Payable
Hotel—
7%
1
30c
(
(quar.)____.
4.20%
4.35%
(
.
preferred
4-
.
7%
Louisiana
2-26
(quar.)
common
5%
(Toronto)
2-26
3-15
3-
60c
(quar.)
3-
15c
3-15
$1.25
3-18
'
1
When
Share
Company
7%
(quar.)
3-31
1
(quar.—:
3-
..
City Power & Light—
3.80% preferred (quar,;
$1.50
(quar.)
5%
R.
Supply
3-15
$15c
Corp.—
Kansas
$47V2c
...
Co.'
&
$12y2c
—
(quar.)
5%
Increased
Huttig Sash & Door,
3-I8
Steel
A
of
Lord Baltimore
—
62V2c
dividend,..
Husky Oil, 6% 1st preferred
Hutchinson (W. H.) & Son
Ideal
Corp.
2-29
(quar.)
51
Par
Name
Storage, Ltd.—
9
4%
5% conVv pfd. A (quar.)—
Erie Mortgage Corp.
(Ontario)—
&
2-11
75c
Corp.,
Huron
3-
3-14
1
dividend
Extra
Hupp
3-23
$75c
Mfg.
of Rec.
(1155)
Holdert
Payable
(quar.)___
Laughlin
preierred
Joslyn
Ltd.—
—
Hugoton Production (quar.)
Hunt Foods & Industries—
•
Stock
3
70c
Co.,
&
5%
preferred
preferred
When
Share
Company
Johnston Terminals &
Kahler
(quar.)
Mining & Smelting
Bay
Quarterly
of
3-11
$1.31%
($25 par)
(Harvey),
Hubbeli
Per
Name
3-31
(quar.)
preferred
Holderi
Payable of Roc
20c
preferred (quar.)
5.65%
Howe
Corp.,
($50 par)
preferred
preferred
When
Share
Gas
'!'
Stern
&
3-7
25c
1
7
See
Stern
(Michaels)
&
Michigan
preferred
Gas
6%
3-31
3-16
7
50c
$1.10
(increased)
preferred
$1.08%
4-1
3-7
$1.08%
4-1
3-7
Mickelberry's
Food
10c
3-31
3-15
Middle
Utilities,
South
3-
3-10
Products
Inc.,
(accum.)
(quar.)
new
(initial)—
5-
2
4-16
$1.22,/2
(quar.)
Utilities
Michigan Sugar,
3-14
3-24
Co.
Michigan Gas & Electric, common
4.40% preferred (quar.)
4.90%
30c
50c
Co.—
5-
2
4-16
30c
3-15
3-
1
30c
3-18
3-
8
20c
3-14
2-23
25c
4-
1
3-17
:.U>'»lv77<7liWiU7<C'* VW«Jv«t diii.i'i'W^W Ai'nU&iwfc
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1156)
States
Class
25c
Oil
Common
4'A%
U&-
-.
Class
te
if
Miller
B
ii
;<*
),'•' !|i Z
"
irp;
I'
5%
••!.' bi )*•"
Mirro
Co,
Valley
3-31
3-18
33A%
3-30
3-15
4'/a%
15C
3-15
2-29
$4.50
"25c
3-24
Mississippi
Glass
'
Industries,
3%t%
preferred
4.20%
New-York
I
4
3-31
4-
1
l-':!
Brewery
Stock
Equipment
4.50%
(Ohio),
$7
class
A
Moore
*■
preferred
3-15
2-23
3.90%
4.10%
preferred
preferred
7 12 Vic
3-15
3-
4.85
%
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred
5.25%
4-
8
3-28
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
ment
income
plus
40c
3-28
3-11
tion of 26V2C
90c
3-16
2-29
Niagara Share
Niagara
Class
2-29
3-22
3-
7
Nicholson
3-22
3-
7
Nopco
3-22
3-
7
Noranda
Mines,
Norfolk
Western
&
3-31
3-12
3-25
3-
4
6%
preferred
my2c
3-25
3-
4
6%
preferred
20C
3-28
3-18
6%
7-15
7-
1
Normetal
3-
2
Norris-Thermador
3-
2
North
North
American
(quar.)__—_—_______
$■1.17%
4-
1
3-
2
4-15
3-
7
$1.75
4-
1
3-
f25c
4-
Co.,
50c
(quar.)
common
Class
B
(quar.)
(quar.)—
North
American
Investment
r'6%
preferred
(quar.)
3rll
4-
1
3-
5 '/a %
preferred
(quar.)_
North American Life Insurance
(quar.)
7
4
4
4
20c
4-
1
3-15
59 %c
4-
1
3-15
62'/2 c
4-
1
3-15
North
Penn
4-15
3-15
North
Star
3-15
3-
preferred
______
Motor
80c
Y.)
Products
15c
Telephone
3-31
American
Co.
3-15
3-
Co.,
(1956
prior preferred
(1947 series)
2c
;
ii
from
net
capital
(10
t'N
cents
Mutual
1
3-11
3-16
4.40%' preference
3-14
2-19
4'A%
4-15
$3.50
6-20
6-
3-29
3-15
series)
of
2-19
5 'A %
2-19
5.60%
4-
1
3-21
75c
4-
1
3-21
(quar.)
Natco
Corp.
I
\
1!
j w
Northern
3-11
2-26
3-15
3-
income
and
-
}
■'
)t- f :
i
v
$1.50 pref.
National
Ml!:
.
Grocers
ii. i ^
w
35c
4-
1
Co.
4'/^% preferred
income
4-15
3-31
4-15
3-31
and
III?
m ?•
3-15
60c
A
.?■
A
.
B
.
Co.,
Life
4-
1
A
4j/2%
-1
)l»
fHI
t
>
!iM' if
l!H.
&
Nazareth
class A
4-
1
3-
1
$5c
4-
1
$5c
7-
4
$5c
New
$5c
$1.75
4
3-
4
'
25c
3-31
3-4
dividend income
3-
4
2-26
4-
1"
3-15
b
9-
4-
2
12-
1-6 -*61"
2
1
3-
4
3-25
3-
9
3-15
2-18
5-
2
4-
5-
2
4-25
Preferred
(quar.)
2-15
2-15
Phoenix
8-14
4-15
3-31
Piedmont
4-20
4-
4-
2-16
$4
3-15
2-16
Pine
2
3-
Street
Fund,
Plastics
-7T18'
5-16
5-
2
3-
8
Pittsburgh,
NOTE:
The
15
Plastics.
common
$40c
4-25
7%
Plough,
3-31
3-15
Loan
Ontario
Steel
7%
&
Oil
Rubber
3-19
3-31
3-15
4-
Polaroid
2-29
3-15
3-17
.5%
$2.50
2nd
Port
4-
1
1
3-17
4-
1
3-
•;
Opelika
Mfg.
Orange &
4.75%
4%
preferred
Oregon
Power
convertible
2-29
Pacific
2-29
Pacific
Cement
3-15
Pacific
1
2-22
Pratt
Read & Co.
4-
1
3-
7
Prestole
8
Preway,
Inc.
1
Price
3-31
3-
1
25c
20c
3-18
3-31
2-15
Ltd.,
com.
2
25c
.____
3-15
37'Ac
4-
Transportation
Paper
(quar,)
3
3-30
3-10
Pacific
Hawaiian
3-15
Pacific
Indemnity
Pacific
3-23
3-17
Pacific
3-28
3-
4-
1
3-14
3-15
3-
4
class
Intermountain
Vegetable
Pacific
Oil
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-
.
7
Telephone &
6%
Pacific Tin Consolidated
27c
4-15
4-' l'
C
3-25
3-ia
1
4-
1
Service
Common
Gas
&
4-
Mfg..
Quarterly
Co,
American
Co.
3-
4
3-31
3-14
70c
4-
1
3-15
3-18
3-
:
3-31
2-25
$1.50
4-15
3-31
7c
______
.___•
1
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
4-
l
4-
1
4-
1
___;
com.
7'Ac
35c
$1.06
Z $1.16'A
77
...
(quar.)
;
$1
45c
|'.
8%
,
3-15
3-
6-
1
5-25
Class
$1.50-
9-
1
8-25
2-29
(quar.)
3-23
3-
9
3-23
3-
9
3-15
3-
4
$1.75
.
3-15
3-
4
3-15
2-29
3-31
2-26
coml'lqua r.)
of
4-
25c
45c
$1
1
3-30-
'
3-15
:
3-
4
Refining
r"~~ ~_~ZZ
3-31
3-11
interest——,I
(quar.)—
;
4-
3-15
Quincy
Anne
Candy
Mining
Co
3-14
3-31
3-15
3-15
3-
10c
„_JL'
j~_,
(s-a)
3-
Corp.
common
3-22
12'Ac
4-
1
4
4-
(quar.)
—
(s-a)
2-29
1
$2
1
75c
.1——
(quar.)__„I_—III3——I_I
Queen
$1
4-15^
3-15
4-15
5%
3-15
40c
4,
1
4-
1
2-16
3-15
Co
Ltd
f45c
4-
1
3-18
$38c
Quemont Mining Corp.
2-29
•
Boston—
(s-a)
preferred (quar.)
5'A% preferred
3-15
1
.,«
.
17'Ac
35c
_
~
Oil
2-29
$1.75
quar.)
Fund
2-29
-.
-2-29
50c
(quar.)
beneficial
Quebec Telephone Co.,
A
2-29
3-31
5%
1
3-15
3-31
(quar.)________________A .$1.26'A
com. voting
(quar.)___
50c
dividend
State
3-15
2-29
3-31
City Life Insurance
Stock
3-15
3-31
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
Quaker
y.
3-31
(quar.)
Products, (quar.)
of
3-10
i
3-31.
35c
;
(quar.)
(George)
,
$1.02
Ltd.
Certificates
,
$1.07'A
Pyle-National
$1.50
$22'Ac
(quar.)
(quar. >____
Line,
Putnam
4
3-10
,$1.04'A
(increased
Corp.,
Quaker
(increased)
Panhandle' lEasrern' Pipe
4%
preferred (quar.)
3-15
Co.—
(quar.)l_.
Sulphur
Purolator.
28 'Ac
:
Page-Hersey Tubes, Ltd.
Pan
?ullman
Purex
1
3
3-10
■7/
Industries, Inc., $4.75 pfd. (quar.) ' $L183A
,
$1.183A
Puerto Rico Telephone (increased
quar.)
•7
45c
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
(quar.)
~
20c
9
4-
1
1
Publicker
5-13
3-18
-
3-
■____—___!
(quar.)_______;
original preferred
3-
20c
3-
3-31
'k.
Electric,
non-voting
preferred
3-23
1
3-17
3-24
3-
Oklahoma—
- (quar.)_—•_•
(quar.
preferred
6-
17'Ac
(quar,)___
preferred (quar.)^
Pacolet
$15c
(quar. )_
Common
1
1
3-
4-15
3-25
.
25c
3-15
(quar.)
preferred
10c
,—.____
Co.
Telegraph
2-29
3-
;
Express
3-31
3-15
3-15
3-31
3-15
.
of
5.05%
preferred
Publication Corp.,
7%
3-15
1
■
(quar.;
Co.
preferred
30c
(quar )
4-
4
■
(quar.)___„
20c,
5
1
$1.25
Carolina—
________________
preferred
25c
(increased)
(quar.)
3-15
3-
North
(quar.
3-21
I
3-
4-
62c
(quar.)——Z_^—
3-21
1
4-
.$1.31'A
(quar.)—
preferred
1
•
4-
20c
(quar.)_
of
preferred
1
;/
$60c-
.
4-
2
3-15
15c
preferred
12'Ac
(quar.)
/
(R. I.)
4.18%
4-
>1
35c
(quar.)*_
3-15
25c
Products
4-22
3-28
A
preferred
Public
7%
(quar.)_
(quar.)
20c
$4
common
5-
17'Ac
Ltd.__—_____-__ll
Mines,
1
$1
A-__
Aggregates (quar.)_
$15c
4-15
/'...
3-21
4-10
t50c
4.08%
$1
4
3-18
3-31
12'Ac
$1.40
$1.18
3-
4-14
7' 12'Ac
•
(quar.)____.
(q iar.)
Service
$3c
&
3-15
40c
(quar.)___
4-14
Atlantic Canadian Investment, Ltd.
4-15'
7
preferred
4-14
4-
3-31/
$56c
7
3-23
,
3-18
5-13
4-
3-24
3-
4-11
3-15
5-13
20c
'/
10c
f50c
1
$$1.75
Inc.—
I
3-31
4-
4.30%
_______
3-31
33c
-
4-
1
4%
3-11
.
t75c
$25c
(quar.)__
■
Co.
Public
4.65%
3-15
3-31
40c
30C
preferred
Service Co.
4.24%
3,
3-25
3-18
(quar.)__—:l__l—__l_.
preferred
,3v3
l
1
1
Service Co. of New Mexico—
5%
3-22
3-15
$25c
__
3-10
2
3-11
4-
4-
3-10
; 5.25%
5.60%
4-
4-
3-25
15c
25c
ioc
1
Transport Co.,
Common
15c'
(quar.).
Public
•
Public
15c
3-7
•
4-14
Co.
(quar.)
Providence Washington Insurance Co.
3-16
3-10
2
3-24
Prophet
3-11
10c
25c
4
7
(increased
preferred
5-
4-
Pronto
5%
47
3-14
3-
5-16
7
(quar.):
3-15
3-11
1
3-28
3-
—
3-15
3-22
3"
3-
Ltd., com. (quar.)
preferred (quar;)—A.
1
3-15
4-
3
2-26
'
3-24
7
1
3-11
3-
'
3-24
,
4-
1
3-19
7; $1.50
preferred (quar.)
4-
4-
25c
62'Ac
Progress Laundry (quar.)„____——
Progress Mfg. (quar.)
3-31
3-10
62'Ac
;
(quar.)
preferred
Co., Ltd,
Uranium
5
3-15
.
75c
Corp., 5%
3-
3-
r
'V 74-
(quar,)——
3-22
Bros.
3-10
(quar.)__
Lambert
Provincial
________
1st
participating
3-15
37'Ac
Quarterly
7y2c
(quar.)____
4-
$20c
America—
(quar,)^
Clay Products
50c
.
&
(Minn.)—
3-15
17'Ac
(quar.)
6%
Pratt
74c
(accum.)_
Co.
preferred
3-15
Oxford
redeemable
1
3-15
Overnite
10c
(quar.)
'•
(quar.)_______
Portland Cement Co.,
Tail
4V2%
4
3-
2-29
$1.11
of
Co.
(quar.)
3-31
2%
3333333
)3_33_33
33333
3-
3-15
3-15
$1.10
Utilities
B
D
30c
(quar.)
3-21
(quar.)
6%
Company
Corp. of Canada,
2
1
25c
(quar.)—
Power
3-
4-
..77/5c
J 77<:-.,5c ■
(quar.)___^_—
Mills,
Electric
3-16
,
■'
•
22'Ac
7
•
Tools
Portland Woolen
Potter
2
4
-
3-18
Mfg. (quar.)__—_____________ Z
Sulphite & Paper (quar.)
Electric
25c
97'Ac
(quar.)___________
Rockland
preferred
3-15
$20c
common
50c
$50c
(quar.).
Products,
3c
|_
10c
pfd. (s-a)
■7.' ;
(quar.)_i._______ /::
Porter (H. K.) Company < Del.). iquar.)
■y 3-17
4-
Tile
Huron
Portable
2-29
1
3-
55c
_a_
(quar.)__
preferred
1
3-
3-18
1
3-15-
37'Ac
(quar.)
(reduced)
Co.
preferred
Potomac
preferred (quar.)_
3-31
1
Corp.,
1st
Pomona
J
3-15
Co.
3-
3-15
$1,75
Co.
Inc;: (quar.)
Plymouth
3-15
4-
Chicago Ry. Co.—
(quar.)—____
(quar.)—
class A
Plymouth
4
3-31
(increased)-—
Debenture
3-18
4-
Inc..
2-25
15c
Oliver
Corp.
(quar.)
!___.
Olympia Brewing Co.
Oneida, Ltd., common (quar.)____
,6% preferred (quar.)
Ontario
3-10
10c,
(quar.)
3-
3-15
20c
(quar.)
preferred
50c
Co.
2-29
3-22
$1.75
3-18
cents
4
35c
&
1
(quar.)_
preferred
Chemical
7c
33333
3333333
Wayne
4-
40c
*
s'v' -4
.
3-15
15c
7
(quar.)
40c
payment shown here
previously was intended for the Olympia
Brewing Co.
4%
inc.l
Ft.
Common
(quar.)_
(quar.)_
Insurance
Corp.. 40c
Mathieson
Otter
$1.433A
System
Republic
Town
quar.r_j.A
(quar.)__
Pittsburgh Metallurgical
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
;____
Old
Olin
-7,/fAiju^
3-18
50c
Co.
2-24
4-15
Industries
3-18
(quar.)
Insurance
3-15
Pioneer
3-18
(quar.)_.
common
Service
Life
Old
3-18
3333333
Ltd.
Co.,
net" investment
5
9c
•
4-1
Piper Aircraft Corp. (quar.)
«(!••
25c
Pitney-Bowes, Inc., pfd, B (quar.)
53'Ac
A—__
Pittsburgh Fairfax Corp.—
wl- '
$2
Pittsburgh Forgings, Co. (increased)—
25c
$68c
Inc., 4%
Ltd.
:;
3-18
5-
1
4-15
2-19
3-21
3-31 r
$1
2-19
3-18
(quar.)
Co.
income)
3-10
6-
35c
3-18
1
Quarterly
4
_3~ "
(quar.)___________333
(quar.
Water
Line
4-
investment
(from
(increased
1
(quar.)___
Old
3-18
15c
Inc.
17
$1.37'A
'■/'
1
6c
Ltd.—
prefeired
4.44%
Ohio
10-25
4-
Mills.
Co.
112-26
3-30
$15c
Ltd.
investment
(from
1
(quar.)
1
Corp
33_
Co.
7-25
Fund
3-11
3-15
7
(quar.)_^l_
common
4-
3-28
12'Ac 7
(quar.)______
4-
(quar.)_
4
15c
investment
(quar.)
1
convertible
preferred
3-15
75c
4-15
"4-15*
4-151
3-151
4-15
40c 7."
■
V
8
3-21
4-15
10c
(quar:)——__
(quar.)_Jtli^A—____'a
Gas,
common ":(quar.)__
preferred (initial-quar.)
Natural
Pioneer
3
4-
2
2
4-15
12'Ac
"-7"
__A—A———
(Hartford)
Pillsbury Company,
3-10
4-22
—
Insurance
$5.50
6
1
3-15
4-
55-
$1
..
Pickering Lumber Co.
15c
Power,
———
■
4-
(quar.)
preferred
4-
$1.25
net
8-
7
;
(quar.)
8-25
5c
preferred
11-
(quar.)
(from
Telephone
,
3
(quar.)
' I
97'Ac
(quar.)—___Ali—
preferred
preferred
3-14
Cement—
3.90%
$1.12'A
(quar.)
Electric
4%
3-14
V
3-18
Philippine Long Distance Telephone—
10c
40c
4.40%
25c
(quar.)
Company
Brunswick
9-30
*
Flour
Eclison
$20c
(quar,)_
;
Co.
6-
4
$20c
;
Research
net
2-11
3-
$1.50
common
Mfg.
Cement
England
,
75c
Ltd.
(quar.)
Refining Co. (quar.)
&
2-29
4-
r
Mfg.,
Brass
3-11
/. ?
Specialty
Crankshaft
3-11
(quar.)
|_
Car,
preferred
Nestle-LeMur
New
4-16
3- 1
7 3-11
1
50c
T
Co., common
Neisner Bros., Inc.
(quar.)
Neon Products Canada, Ltd.
Neptune Gold Mining,
-hi
2
4-
1
(Canada)1 (quar.)
Neiman-Marcus
7
5-
3-20
4-
National Union Fire Insurance
(quar.)
Natural
Gas
Pipe Line Co.
of
America—
5%%
r-'-f
Tile
2-15
15c
(quar.)_____
dividend
Steel
4-16;
30c
$4c
series
Stock
3-15
$l5c
;___
(from
Stock
3190%
2-29
$1.45
A
com.
Light &
Ohio
8
3-20
i.
"
(quar.)
.__
Industries
series
National
:>7
1
2
(quar.)_
(quar.)______
Income)
National-Standard
National Sugar
Till!
4-
5-
(quar.)
Growth
National
3-
■
'
2-29
3-19
$0.328'A
Spray Cranberries,
Ogilvie
,
90c
_:
Income
F
2-26
15c
(quar.)_____
Securities
3-19
35c
(quar.)__
Ohio
3-15
3-15
(quar.)
preferred
National Presto
V
4-15
50c
3—~~"_3
National
-
3-
$1.12'A
Ltd.,
Service,
preferred
3-19
$1.06
Sugar Co., Ltd.____________________
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Office
3-11
1
4-15
$20c
I
'
5%
4-
(quar.)
Corp.—
Quarterly
Quarterly
Linen
7
$1.40
common
class
Co.,
Ohio
30c
common
B
B
Scotia
Ocean
3-11
60c
;
common
common
Assurance
i\f\K
ji '
r
77
(reduced)
preferred
7
3-
25c
Tank
Ordinary
Oak
3-11
$37 'Ac
(quar.)_:
Class
National
*
(auar.)___^
Machine
Ltd.,
(quar.)_^_
Class
6%
3-
3-21
'
3-11
3-25
16c
(quar.)
Class
National
3-21
35c
(7c from
$1.37'A
(quar.)
Oahu
4c
$1.06'A
(quar.)___
preferred
4
3-31
' 3-31
and
3c from securities profits)—I
17,
10c
" 3-30
20% )'v 3-18
Philadelphia Life Insurance (stock dividehd)
4-11
Philadelphia & Trenton RR. (quar.)__r——a > $2.50
Philco Corp., 3%%, preferred A (quar:)___—
4- 1
933Ac
90c
4-15
Philip Morris, Inc., common (quar.)——
4
3-11
3-15
5
37'Ac
(quar.)_^
(quar.)
(quar.)
Chemical,
Nova
2c
(quar.)
Chemical
Mills,
A
7%
3-
3-25
4-
Power
common
Co.,
Class
preferred
Class
3-11
8c
(quar.)
National Lead
3-31
Philadelphia Fund
7
Co.,
National Hosiery
3-
$1.13
(quar.)—
Airlines, Inc.,
Noxzema
(quar.
Gypsum
=
55c
Quarterly
25
20c
&
Corp.
Northwest
4
37 '/ac
Welding
preferred
National
3-31
$1.06'A
______________
(N. Y.)
common
Northrop
3-31
Norwalk
National Electric Welding Machine
(quar.)
Gas & Oil
Corp. (reduced),.
.
10-14
7
5'/2%
1st preferred (quar.)
Northport Water Works (quar.)__.
1
3-11
20c
National
j
Hit'
.
Electric
Distillers
4Va%
1
2-29
44c
(quar.)
Ohio Telephone, common
Quebec Power Co., Ltd.,
Northern
from
13c
Cash Register
(quar.)__
City Lines (quar.)
National Company,
$3.60 preferred
ht
11-
3-10
3-15
—I——————
(quar.)
Pioneer
preferred
5'A %
National
National
7-15
15c
___
:
Northwestern States Portland
profits_z_____
Co..
National
1
U5c
,___
_______
3-
20c
National
ill
8-
• ' 3-21
15c
(quar.)—
3 'A %
preferred
-
3-7
V'l".25c
(quar.
common
—
$62 'Ac
3-18
1
50c
(quar.)
Biscuit
preferred (quar.)__—A-l•/ '87'Ac *
4%* preferred (quar.)*
/. l7.':. $1
56c
Philadelphia Electric, common (quar.)——— 7
15c
3-15
50c
.
Securities
Co., Inc.—
Quarterly from net investment income
National
4-14
12'Ac
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
5.80%
Nation-Wide
•
5-2
Corp.
& Co.,
50c
(quar.)
4-
50c
.__
plus
investment
& Bros
Natural Gas,
3-21
capital gains)
Inc., common (quar.)___
net
E.)
2-17
(Charles)
Common
(quar.)___
Insurance Co.
America—
ordinary
securities
(F.
3-15
participating class A
3-10"
3-14
25cii '
(quar.')H—-1,
/77
Pfizer
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)__:_
Northern
1
:___
from
from
25c'
Pettibone-Muliken
35c
(quar.)
common
Northern
1
3-15
realized
from
3-21
3-15
Co.
preferred (quar.)
4.22%
preferred (quar.)_
75c
I
investmetn
preferred (quar.)
Mutual Trust—•
2c
1?:
"iv'-'VA, I
3-14
(Chicago)—
4'/2%
4-
45c
(quar.)__
(increased)
Co.
preferred
21'Ac
6%
Myers
Corp.—
3-18
37'Ac
Engineering Works
3-30
3-
Corp,—
System,
Trading
3-117
3-11
3-25
15c
common
(quar.)__
Indiana Public Service—
„> Common
(increased)
V
(s-a)
(quar.)
gains
Shares
from
!':ii
Texas
Mfg.
Investment
Mutual
(quar.)—
3-
tl5c
3-29
Muskegon Piston Ring (quar.).
Muskogee Company (quar.)___
Mutual
3-11
1
1
1;
4-1
$1.12'A.
—
J50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
30c
(initial)
prior preferred
»7?7
M
ffr
A
Northern
26'Ac
Co.
M
Co.
Ltd.,
25c
(quar.)_i
common
Ohio
t
I
4-
10c
Lines
Van
Gas
Oil,
$1.25
pfd.
Murray
•
4-
'
1
$5C
preferred (1956 series)-
Northern
35c
7%
Murray
U] HI J
3-
1
34%c
A
1
$1.65
Inc.,
Inc., common
preferred (quar.)__
of
3-
3-10
4-
10%
Refractories
3-15
(quar.)
7 h,HK
|i',
'
3-15
Service
Gas
I
3-I8:
3-21
3-21
$1
1
5
3-31
10c
Line
preferred (quar.)
Petroleum .&
3-
>
(quar.)__
,7'l;.35c..
(quar.)—___—^—7,,1/7 He - /
Co., common (increased-quar.)—__. : V1',' '30c'*7|';
Co.
/•',/ 30c.
(increased quar.
Petrolane
$1
$2.50 : 7 4-
.
,
1 ■;
3-15
Pipe
Co.
Basin
2-29
50c
____.
$2.50
3-15
8c
,___
Mills,
6%
fS-rd/
Milk
4'A %
3-
3-15
$1
4-
22'/2c
quar.)
Corp.,
Class
& Telegraph-
6%
77 J-
Milk
8
V
7.
American
1
20c
pfd. (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Supply
(quar.)
Munsingwear,
■
Pet
8
;■
dividend
North
•
.
7
3-
A-,l
30c
semi-annual—
North
—_
Finance Corp.; $5
Finance
3-
3-11
;■ 3-25
■
25c
Semi-annual
II '
iquar.)
(N.
Stock
Initial
4c
5V4%
Permian
1
,
3-14
3-
Murphy
cl.
Corp.,
I
3-
Motor
;-i If) lit;
Cement
4-12
15c
;—
1
Brass
(Butler, Pa A (quar.)
RyA^-^l-J——
Bottling of Long Island ..(quar/):
Pepsi-Cola
Pepsi-Cola
7
t i5c
(quar.)_
1
Vernon
7
7
50c
57'Ac V> 4-15 °
(quar.)—
Telephone Co.
3-
3-16
———■,• %'v
(quar.)___
<
& Eastern
3-
4-
(quar.)
f20c
_;—__.—
Co.
common
Quarterly
30c
Stores
1
*
&
4-
Mueller
Drug
3-
fl5c
'■v'l':7.;
|
Ry.—
Mining, Ltd.__
Corp. (increased
Aviation, Inc.
4-
Mount
Peoria
American
t i
t$1.75
States
7
(quar.)
t$1.75
Mountain
7
\
;
(quar.)_
30c
(quar.)
Fuel
3-
.
15c
(quar.)_
25c
4%
3-117
3-
7
}22VaC
preferred
3-11
1:
3-31
(quar.)______
common
Ltd.
3-11
1
30c
,
15c
(quar.)
Co.,
1
Peoples
•
:
File
1
7
Pet
long-term capital gains
Weaving, Ltd., com.
(quar.)
Chemical
3-
3-11
3-31
3-31
>'
2-19
3-
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
$1.31'A
83Ac
2-29
preferred
3.35 %
an
r
1
7
7
*
1
3-
3-15
3-15
35C
1
3-
3-31
>
4-
3-31
3-31
2-25
3-10
1
.30c yl'A 3-15
17
_
:
3-15
45c
3-31
3-28
4-
Corp.—
4-
Peoples
97'Ac
2-25
each
25c
3-18
$1.21'A
for
Co.
31'Ac
1
•
2-26
(quar.)
4-
,
3-26
3-14
(quar.)—__—
common
3-21
i;
4-28
40c
(quar.)
1
$1.02 »A
______
B
3-16
10c
4.50%
(3Vic from net invest¬
additional distribu¬
Corp.,
Wire
.V
3-11
$25c
4$1.15 t.
(quar.)_.——
4preferred Aquar;)_A_j'^i--i^A--A|.- $1.12 'A
4preferred (quar.)
1; $1.10 77
4833Ac
preferred (quar.)_
4.60%
7
.2-29
1
British-
of
(quar.)_^——
90c
from
—
3-10
3-
2-29
3-15
4-
17 %c
7 85c
>
(quar.)_______
4-
Extra
v»j.
(quar.
50c
preference B
Mountain
1
3-31
3-15
10c
Pennsylvania Engineering Corp., (quar.)——
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp. (quar.)——
Pennsylvania Power & Light, com. (quar. )__
3-14
|J
Products
4-
1.77
(quar.)_________________
(quar.)______________.
$1.15
(quar.)
Morningstar-Paisley, Inc.
(quar.)
Morrell (John) & Co., new com. (initial)*.
Morton Mfg. Co.
I
9
Insurance
Cement Corp-
Penn Fruit Co,,
3-14
3-31
f20c
'vJ35c
held)--——-r—i—'I:
preferred
Penn-Dixie
4'
3-18
1
each
for
share
share
(one
Metal
Controls
Penn
4
(41/159
15c
(que r.)____!
1
preferred
$1.10
$1.05
3-
shares
Peninsular
3-4
4-
12'Ac
1
(Fla. )•—
Insurance
Life
American
4.40%
Niagara Frontier Transit System (quar.)__
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp., com. (quar.)
'■
3-
3-29
4-
933Ac
3.60%
$1.12%
Morgan Guaranty Trust
('{,{"
(quar.)
(quar.)
7*3.40%
A__
Forgings common (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)_
Morgan Engineering Co.— :
;
7
■\ Nil
$1.12'A
4-
3-15
—
Moore Drop
rU
1
4-1
4
1—■——1-———■—
dividend
150
3-
hdei
Stock
2-26
1
3-17
3-28
Life
dividend
glx&FG
6%
4-
50c
1
(quar.)
'Chemical
prior
1
1
3-21
preference A
$2.50
3-
4-
50c
7%
151#?.
3-15
60c
7%
ik*-
7
$1.50
4-
(quar.____
Corp., Ltd.,
■
3-
777 ' 5c
30c
(quar.)_
Montreal Locomotive Works Ltd.
Montrose
1
pfd.
3-11
—
common
4-
(quar.)_
6%
4-1
i:—
Utilities,
preferred
7
(quar.)
Service
30c
(initial).;___
dividend
Montana-Dakota
3-
3-
$1.1.2'A-' •'74- T1-'
3-15
_____
Auto
1
50c
7"
Water
87 Vic
class
4-
30c
(quar.)
8c
B
Monroe
■
Ltd.,
Stock
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
Fund—
Co.^.———I
Rubber
Peninsular
7
7
983Ac
A
i
—
7
33-
(quar.)
4-
.(quar.)-^iCi—
common
1
1
1
3-
18c
(increased)
Metals Co.
Ltd
Ford,
4-
Gas—
7 $1.25
___
(quar.)
4-
&
3-
3-15
(quar.)—--.
Co., common
Mines &
Oreille
$1.183A
Electric &
preferred
Pend
$1.09
(quar.)
Telephone
33A %
Peabody Coal
4-
$1
(J. J.) Company (quar.).
Mining Corp. (quar.)
Newport Electric Co; Corp.— /■''
1
1
58'Ac
(incr.)
(quar.)
Shipbuilrfihg
York
New
2-29
5-
40c
.
(quar.)
4.70%
preferred
Montgomery Ward
liMir
iui
—
(quar.)
preferred
Mohawk
id"*.;,
Mr:
.'
3-18
1
Newberry
4.40% pfd. (quar.)—
preferred (quar.) ———
Mississippi River Fuel Corp, (quar.)______
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co., common—
Class
Hi:;
;%■
3-
4-
Newmont
8c
preferred
Co.
J (
4-
Penick
com.
of Rec.
3-15
$2.50
preferred
$1.01'A
Service,
Holders
(quar.)____l-__-—(quar.)..——
Corp.
Transportation (quar..)^__———
Mfg., Ltd., common (quar.)
—
(s-a).—
;
7%
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
Newark
4.60%
Molson's
jjfjf
i >'
7
Mississippi Power Co.,
.
)
3%
Paton
4-15
60c
When
Payable
50c
—
Parmelee
4
3-15
22'Ac
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)_.
Chicago & St.' Louis RR.
State
1
3-31
Auction
York,
York
150%
.(Calif.)— --•'• -V A// :■
(quar.)—
Co.
York
New
New
Z^7Z77|771*/I
Automation
&
convertible
New
3-15
4-
4-
47'Ac
Co.,
Light
3-10
3-
3-31
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Public
preferred
3-30
5
&
preferred
4-15
long-term
(qu.ar.)___;
Gas
-
3-15
3-25
$1.25
Gas
preferred
4'Ac
ite
rk'
(
'
43A%
(quar.)—
Light—
(quar.)—I*
Mission Insurance
10%
Paper
&
Aluminum
Mohasco
\y\^l
i
3-15
Co.
(quar.)
(s-a)_
Power
Orleans
10c
realized
from
Ontario
preferred
Missiles-Jet
7
3-25
New
15c
—————.
Power
Mississippi
llR'
U'p
4c
gains)
Minnesota
'
7%..^
A
of
Minnesota &
Ml;
<•
4.36%
——
Minneapolis St. Paul & Sault Ste Marie RR
Company
(reduced)
———
Minnesota
Fund, Inc.
(a
dividend
of
4c
from net
investment income plus a dis¬
tribution
Hi*
f
2-29
—
capital
■■■!»
3-25
4.05%
8
Co,
preferred
3-15
3-
—
^
i
4%
3-30
(quar.)_
Engineering Co. (stock dividend)
Precision Bearings
(stock divid.)
Minneapolis Brewing Co.
(quar.)
i;-r
3-15
Insurance
preferred
Jersey
$1.25
Miniature
i\
6%
3-15
—_——
_
Minerals
Li MR
5
12c
,
—
(quar.)
Natural
37 VaC
(quar.)—.__,
Co., common
A
Jersey
37 % C
________
Inc.
Gas
New
5
3-
1
3-30
50c
____——
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Mfg.
Class
4-
3-
1
Hampshire
Haven
New
(monthly)———.
Mill Factors Corp., class A (quar.)______—
:,'f ;*.w;
4-
56'Ac
———
Laboratories
Miles
25c
Investment, Inc.—
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
SIM
:V.
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
New
Drop Forge Co._
Park-Lexington (N, Y.)
2-29
3-15
43c
2-23
Par
Share
Name of Company
Park
3-28
Parker-Hannifin
3-15
New
________
Securities
3-14
-
1
4-15
20c
Monday, March 14, 1960
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
29c
—
New
Co.—
(quar.)
Common
6 %
Reclaiming
preferred
Midwest
l___—
(quar.)
Corp.
Rubber
4-
35c
(quart) _—3-.
Abrasive
Mid-West
Midwest
Midwest
15c
3-11
3-31
Share
England Gas & Electric (quar.)___
England Lime
(quar.)
England Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
New
stock
A
When
Per
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
New
Teiepnone (111.)—
B payable
in class
and
A
Holdera
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Middle
.
.
4-
1
3-18
$25c
4-
1
4-
1
$27'Ac
$20c
5c
35c
;.
3-18
I,
3-18
3-31
3-
4-
3-15
8
4-11
4
3-11
'
Volume
191
Number 5933
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Par
•
*
of Company
Name
.
„•
Rapid-American Corp.. (quar.)__.
Resistoflex
Reynolds
Metals
Oil
Richfield
3-29
2-15
12'A %
3-29
"2-15
5c
3-30
45c
4-30
■
W.)
Ritter
75c
.>,4-22
3-22
'
3-31
_____
i-
50c
4-
• .' "
5
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
3-11
3-14
2-19
Soss
3-15
2-18
South
(quar.)
$1
Class
A
(initial-quar.)
2nd
Roe
3-
5%%
Penn
Pittsburgh Water 4'A % pfd.
4-1
3-14
3-
3-15
Row
3-
^
5%
3-10
3-15
■
Cola
3-
4
2-29
•
3-
1
Southern
Canada
3-15
3-
1
Southern
3-31
3-15
4-
1
(Savannah,
3-11
3-30
(quar.)__
4-
50c
1
3-16
4-
15c
3-16
4-
1'
3-16
1
22'Ac
3-31
3-11
Tennessee
Corp.
Tennessee
(quar.)
Gas
3-
5
3-5
preferred
5-12
1
5-12
4.25%
preferred
1
5-12
4.50%
2nd
6-
1
5-12
4.60%
preferred
5-16
4-20
4.64%
(s-a)
Rudy
Mfg.
Ruppert
Russell
Mfg.
4.30%
(quar.)
St.
St.
Louis
St.
St.
1
4-20
4.72%
2nd
1
10-20
4.90%
preferred
4-20
__$ $0.3281 %
4-
50c
4-
1
3-
Co.
5%
(quar.)
<
2-29
(quar.)
noncumulative
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Railway (M. & O. Stock Trust)
Southern
Southland
Southern
9-15
8-15
$2
4-1
3-15
75c
3-15
J3- 1
3-15
3-
3-15
3-1
29c
$1.183A
3-15
3-
1
3-15
3-
1
$1.25
3-15
3-
1
(quar.)_.
Gas
preferred
2nd
5-13
6-15
25c
Co., common (quar.)—
28c
(quar.)—___—*____—$1.06'A
Royalty
Union
25c
•
2-15
preferred
1
preferred
(quar.)
43A %
3-10
5%
3-17
5.05%
preferred
(quar. )______*._
$1.26'A
3-15
3-
1-.
3-
5.35%
preferred
(quar.)—
$1.333A
3-15
3-
1
3-14
4
2-26
5%
4-
2-26
4.65%
4-
$1.07'A
1
1
3-20
3-
1
3-26
3-
$25c
4-25
3-25
75c
4-
3-15
1
3-
Stock
3.70%
1
6-
1
9-
1
4.40%
$5
preferred
$1.25
•12-15
12-
1
4.40%
(quar.)
He
(quar.)
Insurance
dividend)
(stock
Savannah
4.36%
5'A%
Sawhill
Corp.
Electric
Common
preferred
5'A%
Scott
&
Fetzer
Scott
&
Common
4.10%
1
37'Ac
Seaboard
Inc.
Service
A
Fund
Rubber
Co.
Co.,
Co.
5%
prior
class-
3-15
•
3-15
•3-
1
2%
3-15
3-
4
3-14
3-10
3-25
3-17
4-10
5-
4
3-
-
3-15
3-25
4-
9
7
1%
3-15
2-29
3-15
3-
4-
2-25
30c
2
1
10c
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
3-10
3-15
CO
12'Ac
4-
3-10
1
4%
3-15
3-
1
25c
(quar.)
common
3-15
3-
7
$1.13
(quar.)
4-
1
3-15
$1.25
:
A
series
4-
1
3-15
$1.31'A
(quar.)
35c
>—
44-
3-15
1
3-21
1
4
3-
4-
3-18
1
25c
3-31
3-14
10c
3-18
3-
4
$50c
4-
2
3-
2
$56'Ac
4-
2
3-
2
Co.—
(quar.)
3-17
1
25c
4-
30C
(quar.)_
3-21
27'Ac
(initial)
I
(quar.)
25C
.
3-
4
3-25
3-
3-14
2-16
7
$1.25
-
preferred
(quar.)--:--—.
2-11
3-15 '
3-1
4-
$1.25
1
3-15
1
4-
-
3-15
37'Ac
25c
3-11
1
3-11,
4-
1
$1.16
4-
1
3-U ;
3-1 L'i
$1.16'A
4-
1
3-11
,
$1.18
preferred
(quar.)
—
4-
1
3-11
$1.22'A
(quar.)
3%%
Screw
(quar.)___
pfd.
Ltd.
4-
1
3-11
$1.25
4-
1
3-11;
1
3-11
pfd.
3-25;
1
3-31
3-11
4- 8
3-18
3-31
3-
3-29
8
3-15
4-
1
3-15
3-31
3-10
3-31
3-17
3-21
3-10
6-20
6-10
Ltd.
3-15
3-
1
3-15
3-
1
3-11
3-31
3-15
$1.25
—
3-31
$1.25
:
6-30
6-15
$1.25
9-30
12-30
9-15
12-15
1
3-15
'
$1.25
(quar.)—
$30c
4-
& Forge Co.—
4%
Inc.
Corp.
25c
3-31
4-12
3-1
3-28
(Toronto)
(quar.)__
25c
3-15
3- 8
34c
(quar.)
4-1
3-15
$50c
4- 1
3-15
—
preferred
($50
par)
(quar.)
preferred
($50
par)
(quar.)
par)
(quar.)
preferred
($50
preferred
preferred
($100
($100
par)
par)
(quar.)
preferred
($100
par)
(quar.)
Stern
3-25
87'Ac
'
:
4'A%
4'A%
4l11
w 4-15
7c
25c
(quar.)—
Corp.—
(quar.)
Aluminum Proiducts (quar.)_
Sterling Television Co.—
Stern &
'
4-16
3-25
15c
class A (quar.)
(quar.)
(Michaels)
4-23
»" 4-11
15tv
25c
Co., 3'A%
preferred
$1.27'A
(quar.)
Textiles, 4'A%
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)__
56'Ac
56'Ac
56'Ac
50c
$1.12'A
$1.12'A
$1.12'A
preferred
$4.64
preferred
preferred
$1.75
Fund,
Texas
Gas
4.96%
56c
investment
(from
Transmission
(quar.)
5.25%
2
4-15
5-
2
4-15"'
5-
2
4-15
2
4-15";
5c
3-16
(quar.)
35c
3-15
(quar.)_
5.40%
preferred
(quar.)
Texas
Gulf
Texas
Pacific
(quar.)
Sulphur
4
3-
5-
income)
Corp., com.
preferred
preferred
1
2-29'
2-29
4-
1
3-15'
$1.31'A
4-
1
3-15
$1.35
4-
1
3-!5V
25c
;
Power
&
3-15
2-29
40c
(quar.)_
Land
t-'r
$1.24
3-15
3"
,
Trust-Certificates
Increased
Light
K
$1
5-
2
4-
$4.56
preferred
(quar.)
$1.14
5-
2
4-
8
$4.76
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
$1.19
5-
2
4-
8
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.21
8
$4.84
Utilities
Textiles,
Inc.,
Co.,
$4
pfd.
(quar.)
4%
5-
2
4-
48c
4-
1
4-
1
8
3-'
25C
Co.
preferred (quar.)
Tex-Tube, Inc., common (quar.)
6% conv. preferred (quar.)
12'AC
2.;,'
3-26",
Canadian
5%
(quar.)
Thomas Industries,
class A
3-
15c
3-15
2-26 *
4-14
3-31
3-31
3-18
3-31
3-18
25c
Co., common (quar.)
preferred
3-15
4-
1
3-15
1
Trust
Ltd.
Thomas & Betts
4:/:
3-31
20c
—
Investment
4"
3-
4-21
35c
General
3-
3-15
$15c
Third
(quar.)____
3-15
15c
$1.25
(Canada), Ltd., 4% pfd.
Thatcher Glass Mfg.
(quar.)
Thermo King Corp.
(quar.)
$$1
35C
Texaco
(quar.)
Thompson-Ramo-Woolridge Inc.—
Common
5%
conv.
5%
convertible
Thrift
pfd.
Class
Thrifty
Corp.
Class
in
B
Oil
Roofing,
5%
Realty
Packing
Stock
Toronto
&
1
3-
4
4-11
3-10;
3-10
$1.06'A
3-31
3-10
30c
4-11
3-15
3-15
2-25*
25c
3-14
3-
12'Ac
3-25
3-11
i
(quar.)
—
Construction
—
Trusts
London
Corp.
Investment
4'A%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
3-
4-
1
3-
9
4-
1
3-
9
4-
1
3-
9
4-
1
3-
9
t25c
4-
1
3-15
7-
1
6-15
10-
1
9-15
1-4-61
12-15
teoc
t25c
t25c
1
3-15
$22'Ac
7-
1
6-15
$22'Ac
10-
1
9-15
1-4-61
12-15
3-15
4'A %
preferred
(quar.)—
4'A %
preferred,
(quar.)
$22'Ac
(quar.)
$25c
4-
1
$25c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
7-
1
10-
1
9-15
1-4-61
12-15
5%
preferred
(quar.)
$25c
5%
preferred
(quar.)
$25c
6%
preferred
preferred
6-15
Williams
Steel
1
$30c
7-
1
—
$30c
10-
1
9-15
$30c
1-4-61
12-15
17'Ac
3-28
3-16
3-31
3-
30c
5-25
5-15
$30c
:
Forging
Insurance
4-
—
25c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Transcon Lines
(increased-quar.)
6%
&
.
1
4'A %
Quarterly
Trinity Universal
-
4-
$22 'Ac
(quar.)—
Transue
'3-16
3-15
$25c
(quar.)
6%
-3-10
4-1
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
b'3i2Q'
t50c
^quar.)_
(quar.)
5%
7
3-16
35c
160c
(quar.)—
Common
4
3-
1
25c
(quar.)_
Corp. Fund, common
Common
3-
3-28
10%
_____—
—
Common
1
+$1.12'A
(quar.)
(quar.)
Trans-Canada
3-15
3-16
1:* -4-
40c
Supply, class A (increased)
Traders Finance,
Ltd., class A (quar.)
B
1
4-
*10c
Co
Tractor
Class
1
4-
3-31
t50c
$40c
(quar.)___
Corp.
3-15
4-
20c
—
2%
Insurance
2'
Co.—
TOrrington-'Gompany (quar.)_,
Acceptance (stock dividend)
5%
3-15;
3-31
Tower
4'A%
4-
3-31
5
35c
(quar.)..
Co.
(quar.)__:
General
5%
4"
5%
(quar.)
&
General
Towmotor
3-
$1.12'A
dividend
Toronto
1
stock
pfd.
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
Tobin
4
4-
(quar.)__
dividend)
common
Co., $1.20 preferred
Inc.
Times-Mirror
Tishman
3-
31'Ac
—_
(stock
Class A
Stores, 4'A%
preferred
<quar.)
Drug
4>A%
1
31'Ac
(quar.)
B
(quar.)
3-
4-
12'Ac
(quar.)_—
2-29 "r
3-15
Inc.—-
and
A
Payable
series)
preferred
Investment
Thriftimart,
Tilo
(initial
2-29
3-15
25c
preferred
(quar.)
Finance Corp,
(quar.)
Thorofare Markets, common (quar.)
3-15
$1
lie
(quar.)
4%
Thorp
Co.
3-15
6-15
Corp.—
4
(Texas)—
Quarterly
—
30c
11-15
4'A %
3-11
Trunkline
T^uck Underwriters Assn.
Trunz,
True
1
Temper
Corp.,
preferred
Gas
Co.,
common
3-
$1
3-31
3-17
1
(quar.)_
3-15
2-29
$1.12'A
(quar.)
(quar.)
$5 preferred A
11-15
3-15
30c
—
8-15
11-25
25c
(quar.)
Inc
8-25
30c
Quarterly
8-31
4- 1
Inc.
'
4
3-15
$1
(quar.)__
Texas
3-
5-
$4'')5fd.
(quar.)
$5.08
11-30
8-31
11-30
5-31
3-15
$1.16
$4.56
5-16
8-16
11-15
5-16
8-16
5-31
4-
$1.14
Service
Toronto
(Raleigh,
dividend
Sterling Trusts
3-18
50c
(quar.)
Brewers,
3-18
•-
28c
—
Steel Improvement
43A%
4'A%
3-31
$15c-
(quar.)
& Finance Corp.,
preferred
Stern
3-31
15c
Co.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.44%
5-20
20c
Insurance
5%
Sterling
Sterling
3-18
1
$15c
preferred (quar.)
Stock
3-1
,
1
'
Company
Bros..
7
2-15
90c
5%
5%
3-
"
6-
933Ac
?
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stecher-Traung Lithograph
Stedman
3-20
3-15
3-15
■
4-
•
(quar.)
Stanley Home Products (quar.)
Stanley Works, new common (initial)
5%
3-16
12c
Co.
Structural Steel,
Chemical
4
183Ac
___
Standard
B
3-31
50c
class A
Standard
Class
3-
15c
—
Ltd.
Stauffer
4-
40c
Radio,
C.)
3-4
87'Ac
common—
(Ohio),
Life
Electric
Tidewater
Chemicals
(L. S.)
preferred
Co.,
(quar.)
3-4
1
15c
Co.
Capital
4-1
37'Ac
(quar.)
B> (quar.)
Standard
4-1
94c
.—
u_
Oil
1
5%
'
Corp.,
3-
j
,
25c
common
Corp.,
Holding
2-11
'3-15
>
■
Corp., com. (increased)
(quar.)_*.__
Insurance
(New Jersey) —
Standard-Toch
4'A%
Corp.—
(quar.)
3-24
4- 1
$1.12'A
preferred
Fire
Standard
N.
1
1
(quar.)
-Quarterly-
Starrett
3-
3-15
-
$1.63
4%%
Co
preferred
A
3-14
10c
(quar.)
B
Standard
State
4
1
Financial
cents
Class
33-
;
Quarterly
1
(Los Angeles)—
(quar.)
new
Co.
Skenandoa Rayon
>5%
3-31
3-15
3-
'
;
(quar.)
Dredging
Standard
75
1
3-15
(quar.)—
Inc.,
preferred
State Loan
preferred
Association
Co.
5-20
20c
(quar.)
series
preferred
Mfg.
4-20
1
31'Ac
Water & Power
preferred
Oil
3-18
2
6-
70c
Shelby Salesbook
Shell
1
5-
$1.12'A
(quar.)
$5.25
Leather
Extra
Sheller
$1.60
25c
Shaler Company (quar.)
Sharon Steel Corp.
(ouar.)
Shattuck (Frank G.) Co. (quar.)
Shawmut
Standard
7'Ac
-
(optional).
preferred
Seton
4'A%
2-19
30c;
(quar.)
preferred, class A
4%
1
50c
Seeman Bros, (stock dividend in lieu of cash)
Shawinigan
3-
4-
20c
$1,12'A
—
Company
preferred
Standard
(quar.)
Security Title Insurance
Quarterly
Inc.,
7-18
4-15
3-15
(quar.)
Brands,
1
4-
4-20
10c
(increased)
(A. E.) Mfg.—
preferred (quar.)
8-
$1.02'A
Milling
preferred
$3.75
Standard
Co.—
(quar.)
Co.
Staley
4-20
1
——-
dividend
D
$3.50
•(-50c1''
(quar.)
Water
Sears, Roebuck & Co. (quar.)
Securities Acceptance Corp., common
Servel,
7
Square
4-18
15c
*
5%
3-
1
5-
A—
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
10c
Stock
dividend
Seaboard Plywood & Lumber (stock div.)
Seabrook Farms. 4'A % preferred (quar.)
4>A%
3-10
2
10c
Finance
Seiberling
5-
5-
17'Ac
(quar.)
Stock
$6.50
27'Ac
(increased-quar.)
Allied
5%
3-31
10c
Seaboard
Securities
4-15
3-16
RR.
preferred
Common
1
3-15
Air Line
Carbon
(auar.)
Springfield Fire & Marine Ins. Co. (Mass.)—
4-
4-20
2c
Co.
Spiegel, Inc., common
3-25
1
B
1
4-
4-20
5-
$1.50
4-
25c
preferred
Seaboard
Class
5-1
3%
3-10
25c
Brook
4-20
$1.10
4-15
10c
Spring
4-20
1
$1.15
3-24
4-15
(initial)
1
5-
2 7'Ac
Sperry Rand Corp., common
4'A%
preferred
(quar.)
7
4-15
:
5-
1
27'Ac
3-
4-15
(quar.)
4-20
97'Ac
3-15
17c
(quar.)
1
$1.033A
3-18
$1.09
(quar.)
3-
5-
(quar.)
3-30
$1.31 %
:
3-15
92'Ac
—
Speer
27'Ac
Williams,
Scranton
i
Texas
Texas
common
(quar.)
Spalding (A. G.) (stock dividend)
Sparton Corp., 6% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Speedry Chemical Products, Inc., Class
$4.50
(quar)
(quar.)
Farms
on
28c
(monthly)
Monthly
Monthly
Monthly
Scott-Mattsort
dividend
15c
—
3-16
3-30
4-
Public Service—
3-12
(quar.)
preferred
4
1
4- 8
20c
1
common
Corp.,
3-
2-23
3-16
—
4-
Co.—
A
preferred
5'A%
1
3-15
-3-16
100%
(Dallas)
10c
Power
Schering Corp., 5% preferred
Schlage
Lock
(quar.)
Schwitzer
5
1
4-1
4-
$1.07
Co.
6%
Inc.__
Products
2-
(quar.)
45c
dividend)
B
preferred
1
4-
$6c
quar.)
(increased)
Tubular
8
r'
$1.16'A
preferred (quar.)
.
preferred
(quar.)_—
preferred ($25 par) (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.60%
3-17
4-
4-
$1.10
(quar.)
5
4-15
2%
(quar.)
&
4-
32'Ac
(quar.)—
Salada-Shiriff-Horsey, Ltd. (quar.)
Savage Arms
3-11
1
4-
$1.15
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
1
Terry Steam Turbine, common (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
Texas
$1.25
"
.—
:___
Insurance
preferred
preferred
4.36%
9-15
t
Co.—
(quar,
Life
Southwestern
6-15
common
Power
(quar.)
Quarterly
3-18
25c
(quar.)
Electric
preferred
preferred
Southwestern
4
(auar.)
preferred
4.28%
2-26
15c
37'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
3-31
$1
Co
;—^
3-15
1
3-31
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)—,
1
3-30
4-
$1.12'A
$15c
Ry. Co.,
Greenleaf,
1
4-
$1.12 Vi
—
preferred
noncumulative
5%
1
2
(quar.)
1
Railway Co.—
3-15
I
(quar.)
Telephone (quar.)___
noncumulative
3-31
4-15
4-
5%
3-U
5-17
10c
-.
class A
(stock
4-
$1.06'A
3-15
Southern
3-U
3-15
4-
$1.25
&
5-20
25c
2
3-22
<
•
$1.25
Village
6-14
8)
4
3-11
(quar.)
Sargent
3-
2-11
$1.02'A
April
3-25
3-15
3-U.
15c
(quar.)
v
35c
1
(quar.)
Santa's
1
6-
1
preferred
I
1
4-
preferred
Co.
3-18
6-20
4-
$5
preferred
4-
2%
$1.28
$5
Electric
3-
$1.31'A
3.90%
Sangamo
3-15
30c
dividend)__
4
Uy
5.25 %
4.15%
com.
4
3-
3"
3-21
1
1st
3-
1
28c
1
Regis Paper,
1
4-
3-15
Pacific
3-
$4.40
4-
I*!
5.10%
3-
St.
3-15
5.12%
15c
Stockyards
Marine
1
3-15
3-15
&
2-13
4-
4-
3-10
3-15
Fire
3-15
7'"
3"15v<
27c
(quar.)
2nd
4-15
30c
(quar.)
convertible
3-31
$20c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5-
2-22
3-
A
3-
1
$50c
preferred
11-
1
1
4-
40c
(quar.)
preferred
4-
4-
2-29
25c
Casting,
4-.;
4-
25c
Steel
3-11"*
3-30
$1.25
Louis
4-15
$$1.25
3-14
(quar.)
Paul
3-15V"
25c
preferred
St.
1
40c
$5
St.
4-
50c
(quar.)
Louis-San Francisco
$35c
10c
(quar.)
$2.38
(quar.)
4'A%
pfd.
Ltd.
3-
2-29
Nevada
4.64%
Public Service,
2-26
3-15
3-15
30c
Natural Gas
Manufacturing
Power (quar.)
National
Louis
'
$10c
Southern
$$1.43%
(quar.)
Specialty
*
'
Southern
(quar.)
Joseph Light &
Lawrence Corp.,
3-31
5c
'
3-15
10c
preferred
Clair
2-4
3-15
3-15
Southwestern
St.
3-15
1
20c
Safeway Stores Inc., com.
4% preferred
(quar.)
St.
9
9 u
33c
Southern
pfd.
Ltd.
33-
1
(quar.)
Industries,
3-14
3-30
3-19
1
(Mich.)
Russell
3-24
4
4-
(initial)
4%%
3-14
4-
Rubinstein
(Jacob)
t
3-
3-24
31'Ac
preferred
$2.37
5%
4
Ut
20c
i
(stock
proval of stockholders
4.10%
preferred
(quar.)
4.65%
MM
4
3-
*
8c
(quar.)
1
$62'Ac
*
40c
(quar.)
Transmission, com. (quar.)_
stock split
subject to ap¬
(One-for-two
6-
Electric Co.—
&
A
(increased)
class A
6-
(quar.)
*
4-
(Helena), Inc.—
Helena
Mfg.,
6-
Co.
3-
3-15
3-15
2'Ac;;,
$7c
Corp.
25c
:
34c
Ltd.
class
(increased)
4% preferred (quar.)
Tappan
Company
(quar.)
Taylor & Fenn Co., 4.32% pfd. (quar.)
Taylor Instrument (quar.)
Telechrome
3-31
3-211"
3-21
25c
Broadcasting
(quar.)
(James), Inc. (quar.)
Tamblyn (G.), Ltd., common
3-14
>3-31
1
1
3-15
Ltd
Wayne
3-28
65c
,
44-
35c
(quar.)
Industries,
t80c
27c
2-25
15c
Talcott
4-15
1
1
3-15
15c
for each
Taft
3-11
50c
33-
$1.13
A
Co.,
Company
Switson
3-10
3-16 ■
1
3-15
3-15
25c
&
Symington
1
4-
1
8c
25c
Co.,
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Special
3-11
4-
2-26
6'Ac
(quar.)
Superior Window
3-11
4-1
3-15
16c
Co., com. (quar.)
Sunshine Mining Co. (quar.)
Super Food Services, $1.20 1st ser. pfd. (quar.)
Superior Propane, Ltd., common (quar.)
$1,40 preferred (quar.)
Supertest Petroleum, Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
1
3-31
3-
2-26
$1.25
Mid-Continent Oil
1
'
See
Sunray
3-10
3-15
3-15
25c
(One sh. of pfd.
$0.265625
$4.75
Gas
3-11
Co.—
Chemical
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
4-
$1.12'/2
(s-a)
Indiana
Common
&
Ga.),
preferred
Southern
3-15
Power
pfd.
Fund
4-
(quar.)__
com.
Water, com.
Fertilizer
3-15
1
4-
56 Vic
-
Co.,
Edison
California
3-29
35c
1
75c
45c
$1.25
Company (quar.)
Roddis Plywood Corp. (quar.)
Crown
3-31
4-
25c
quar.)
(quar.;
$1.41'/4
_
5'A%
Ltd.,
4
38%c
preferred (quar.)_
4'A% preferred (quar.)
5.44% preferred (quar.)
$4.75
(quar.)
Co.
&
3-
4%
3-15
$1.25
3-31
Original preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$20c
(quar.)
com.
1
4
4.32%
3-10
3-21
3-25
4-
(quar.)________.
Ltd. (increased)
Telephone (quar.)
California
4-15.'
3-
(quar.)
Rico Sugar
5c
Ruberoid
Rubinstein
Southern
4
3- 4
3-21
+25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Royalite Oil,
Royal
4
3-
3-15
Southeastern
Southern
(quar.)T
1st convertible preferred
Peterson
Co.,
.3-1
4-14
preferred
Southam
2-25
3-15
3-15
8%
4
3-14
25c
South
3-18
Sunrise
Sunstrand
57'/2C
South Puerto
Co.
3-31
3-31
-
3-10
3-10
25c
4-29
>
1
1
held)
Corp.
4-29
3-31
(increased)
South
A
class
shares
62'/2C
2-19
Oil
10
57'Ac
2-19
4
Publishing,
3-15
44-
12yac
common
J
Sunbeam
7c
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
(Increased
Inc.
Stock dividend
3-31
15c
Class B
4-1
3%
•
3-14
Canada. Ltd.—
Ronson Corp.
A
Gas
preferred
preferred
3-25
$10c
(quar.)__
preferred
Jersey
Sun
Swift
3-14
80c
(quar.)
preferred
V.)
6%
South
$4.50
3-31
25c
Strawbridge & Clothier, 5%
Stuart Company (quar.)
Stuyvesant Insurance Co.
Stylon Corp.
(initial)
I
Sun Chemical Co., common
8
31'Ac
3-15
25c
preferred
(A.
4
3
(quar.)
common
B
5-2
_
(quar.)_____
3-15
4-
Class
4-15
43 %c
'
(quar.)
Webster,
of Rec:
25c
(quar.)
Broadcasting,
25c
(quar.)
3-
3- L *
&
4-14
5c
preferred
3-31
- -
2 '
5-
prior
Stone
Storer
Holders
Payable
Co.—
preferred
preferred
40c
____
preferred
3-17
,
2-5
3-16
-
4
Gas—
&
4.50%
preferred
3-14
c
40c
(quar.)
Electric
3c
preferred
5.65%
65c
(quar.)
.
(increased)
4.60%
37'Ac
(quar.)
5%
Carolina
4-20
34 %c
Little & Co., Ltd.,
Rochester Telephone Corp.—
5%
Manufacturing Co.
3-18
37'Ac
Robinson,
3-
.
2
Co.—
Ltd.
2-19
Fuller
Extra
(quar.)
1
5-
17'Ac
(quar.)
Co.,
3-15
3-18
,i
5%
20c
class A (quar.)
Company, com.
2-16
dividend).*
3-18
20c
(quar.)
Common
(stock
4c
(quar.)
(James)
3-15
$30c
class A
1
25c
(J. C.)
Co.
Ltd.,
4c
(quar.)
Controls
$17'Ac
common
Stokley-Van Camp,
$30c
Laboratories
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
7
B.)
When
Share
Company
&
first
$50c
4-
$1
933Ac
__
(quar.)
com.
4
3-
7%
$53c
4-
5c
new
M.)
preferred
Common
20c
Paper
$1.55
lc
certificates
2-29
.___
Corp., common (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
$1.25
& Potomac R.R.—
Corp
preferred
(J.
2-29
1
3-
(quar.)
Sobeys Stores,
75c
(quar.)
Robertshaw-Fulton
Robinson
Smucker
90c
.
Robertson
3-15
4-
4
3-21
;>
Kline & French
3n 7
.
12'Ac
(quar.)
& Myers, common (increased quar.)
participating preferred (quar.)
5'A%
.Smith,
2-29
4-1
_
Sonotone
Participating
Common
$2 preferred
3-
3-15
3-15
___
.10c
common
Roadway Express Inc.,
$1.50
3-10
(s-a)
Company,
Robbins
1
3-23
30c
(quar.)______-
O.)
(A.
5%
25c
Corp. (quar.)
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills, Ltd.—
Common
(quar.)
3-10
4-
& Co.
Raisin
River
3-25
Products
trust
$2.12
5%
3-10
15c
;
.(increased)
Ltd., common
preferred (quar.)_
Smith
9
25c
(quar.)
Co.,
Grande
Voting
2-26
3-
3-10
1
80c
(quar.)
(N.),
'
preferred (quar.)
Valley Gas,
$4
Rio
3-25
1
4-
$15c
Co
Cable
&
Manufacturing
Corp.
(increased)
Slater
3-22
Steel
&
Wire
Singer
Skil
4-15
55c
....
(quar.)____
3%%
preierred
Metal
Simplex
3-16
.
10c
j_
obligation
(H.
Rickel
Rieke
"
25c
„
(quar.)
Corp.
Inc.,
2-24
B
2-19
$15c
(quar.)
Simplicity Mfg., class A (initial)—
Simplicity Pattern Co. fquar. )________i.____~
Simpson's, Ltd. (increased quar.)_______
Simonds Saw
Voting common
Rich's
3-15
Class
1
1
12'A %
(quar.)
Richmond, Fredericksburg
Dividend
33-
Ltd., class A
(quar.)_____
___
(reduced)
Ranch Oil
Rice
2-24
3-15
3-15
v
Tobacco Co.—
preferred
3.60%
Reynolds
3-18
15c
3-10
$25c
of
(John
Baer
1
$30c
;
Stix,
4-
'
25c
;
-4-8
3-15
25c
Silverwood Dairies,
3-14
4-
30c
•
B
3-10
12'Ac
tquar.l
(R. J.)
Class
5-2
53
Par
Name
Stetson
$$1.75
:_
Shulton, line., class A (quar.)
3-14
'
(stock dividend)
Inc; (quar.):
Revlon,
7
2-29
3-25
5%
r
receipts
Corp.
3-
1
(quar.)
Ltd.—
dividend)
Steel Corp.
preferred (quar.)__;—____
Corp. of America (quar.)_____
1
Republic Aviation Corp. .(quar.)
Republic Foil, Inc.
iquar.)
Republic Pictures Corp,—
$1 .convertible
preierred
(quar.)
Republic
7%
of Rec.
$45c
4-
Fund. Inc.___'_——
Electric & Engineering (quar.)
Regency
,
Holders
,
;
(quar.)
4-
$3c
Reliance Insurance Co.
Common
1
Canada—
When
Payable
,
Share
of
85c
F und, Ltd:
Reicholds Chemicals,
Reliance
1
3-18
12'Ac
•.
Regent
(stock
4-
Company
(quar.)
Sicks Breweries, Ltd.
(quar.)
Silknit, Ltd. (quar.)__
;
Inc.. (quar.)________
Refractory & Insulation Corp. (N. J.)
American deposit
3-
of
$$1.50
(quar.)
Ordinary
Par
Name
Sherwin-Williams Co.
6-18
3-21
87'Ac
Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc. ;(quar;)____L
Raytheon Company, pom. (stock dividend)
Bros.,
5
Shoe
£.1:
pfd.
4-
6-30
35c
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd., 6%
Reeves
of Rec.
4-15
7'Ac
(quar.)—
Inc.
Holders
Payable
,
15c
20c
____
Ranco,
When
Share
Hydraulic ,& Machinery, Inc., com.
V
$1.20 preierred A (quar.)__
Radio
Condenser \ (increased-quar.)
Radio Corp. ot America.
'..V...'
.A.
$3.50 1st preferred (quar.)
Racine
(1157)
4-15
3-31
$1.25
3-15
2-20
*
'
w
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54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1158)
.
.
Monday, March 14, 1960
.
'
Per
* ?;
.
)lI
/
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Twentieth
Quarterly
South LaSalle Street Corp.
■»
•:
Quarterly
"
•
—~—>—
Coach
Twin
'4
60c
Electric Co.,
Union
'<
I
Union
Metal
Union
'I li
Paiific
4%
Aircraft
4%
% L-| ft*''
.
h>
6%
i I W-kw
Fuel
United
Funds,
United
.<
j'
ft
M
5
j i
f
(from
Fund
Industrial
Corp.,
New Jersey
ej
i?f M la •
-4 r
41
i 1 •*!
M
Aluminum
Corp.
U.
il'.f
preferred
Cold
S
S.
U.
(initial)-
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Tile
Co
fe
If
Class
U.
S.
-U.
"
avi
U
1i
I
M
S
U.
U
4'
S
U
;«)f
I
':!
U
Rubber
S
rff
■!=
:
1%
U
fill'
J
rw f
J
^ j"!
7
.
\
•
Tobacco
U.
f'fl
Co.,
preferred
S.
S
Trust
23/a
5-
2
3-25
4-
8
3-11
3-15
3-
1
4-15
4-
5
Marion
Universal
Match
Universal
Oil
pfd.
shares
Power
5%
Natural
2-29
5%
4
5%
Tablet
&
preferred
4-
3-10
1
3-31
2-29
4-
1
2-29
4-
1
3-
4
5%
Paper
5%%
Whitney
Blake
4-10
3-18
Wieboldt
Cement
Co.
preferred
1
5-19
3-25
3-15
Williams-McWilliams
3-31
3-18
3-23
4-
6
3-11
4-
6
3-11
Sciver
5%
Van
&
4-
(stock
1
3-18
3-
4-
3-
1%
1%
40c
5-
40c
8-
Common
3-
4
$4.25
1
3-
4
Willson
1
3-
4
5%
7-
1
6-10
3-25
3-
4
3-15
3-
1
4-
1
3-11
4-
1
3-11
(quar.)
Stationers
&
preferred
Winn-Dixie
Wisconsin
6%
(quar.)
Stores
1
6-
3
1
9-
2
1
4-
8
1
7-
4-
(monthly)__
1
tion
3-31
of
3-15
4-30
4-15
5-23
3-15
4-
1
3-14
3-15
2-29
3-15
2-29
3-15
3-
4-
1
(quar.)
5.08%
7
35c
4Vi%
Corp.
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)—,
3-31
3-
5-31
—
25c
12Vic
15c
5-
1
4-11
3-15
4-15
3-25
3-
1
3-30
3-15
4-
3-25
8
50c
3-15
3-
4-
3-
2
12 Vic
—
1
4-
4
3-15
35c
;
3-21
3-10
$1.25
(quar.)—
4-15
4-
4-
(quar.)——
com.
3-15
2-29
3-19
2-29
$1.25
(quar.)
5-
1
5-
1
$1.27
5-
1
the
4-
1
25c
3-
Co.,
class A
17%c
3-15
3-
The
5
Wometco Enterprises, class
3
(quar.)
Wood
Steel
(John)
4% %
A
(quar.)
Alan
Industries,
preferred
Woodley
Wood
20c
1
4
66
Ltd.,
class
Co.
preferred
World
cents
on
4%%
prior
installation
3-31
3-
2
(quar.)_
10c
3-15
3-
3-19
3-
Wrigley
(Wr.i.)
$1.12%
3-15
3-
Jr.,
Co.
Company
(monthly)
(increased
Vapor Heating Corp. (quar.)
Ginger Ale, Inc..
Viau,
Ltd.
(quar.)__.
Vernor's
35c
Markets, class A (quar.)
Class B
(quar.)
Viking Pump (reduced)
Virginia Dare Stores (stock dividend)
5%
preferred
Vita
Materials
5%
6%%
Von's
12Vic
3-15
3-
4
3-15
3-
4
3-15
2-19
3-17
3-
7
30c
3-21
3-
1
3-21
3-
4-
25c
quar.)_
3-
20c
1
3-
1
3-21
3-
3-21
3-
1
25c
3-15
2-11
5-
2
8-
1
Younker
class
3-
3-18
5%
Bros.,
Inc.,
3-15
4-
preferred
($50
par)
preferred
(quar.)—
$1.43%
3-18
Zale
3-30
4-
50c
$1.56%
3-18
3-15
a
Edwin
10c
3-15
4-22
3-15
3-17
3-
Waldorf
Walker
System,
Inc. (quar.)
Company, class A (quar.)—
&
Walker
(H.)
Gooderham
&
Worts,
(10c
4-
1
3-
1
3-
capital
gains
6c
4-16
3-31
3-
income
Iff
Wallace
Ward
&
income)
Tiernan (quar.)_.
Leonard
Electric
37Vic
Co.
(quar.)
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co.—
$4.50
preferred
Waukesha Motor
Weco Products
Weeden
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Welsbach
Wesson
&
Co.
(quar.)
4.80%
preferred
Ohio
West
West
Gas
Penn
Electric
50c
1
6-10
3-
1
3-10
3-31
3-
4-29
4-15
4-29
4-15
3-15
3-14
4
33-
4
Co.
Co.,
4-
1
3-15
60c
6-
1
5-15
9-
1
8-15
25c
3-20
3-
5
4-15
4-
com.
(increased)
75c
3-31
3-25
3-11
3-10
shares
common
and
year
outstanding
after allowance
for
pre¬
.
in
founded
1911,
became
1959.
.
publicly
a
.
3-15
2-15
4-11
3-10
3-31
3-11
9.8%
a
sales
and
revenues
gain
source.
Non¬
The
of
suburban
shopping
income
higher standard
payment
our
to
rose
the
record
a
high
of
before.
year
centers
of
in
women
living,
high income communities and the
interested in professional beauty care.
the
steady influx of women into com¬
industry, and the recognized morale building power of smart
by professionals have contributed to the growing demand
services," Mr. Latz stated.
done
the
months
be
non-residents
1959
$32,431,995
and
coiffure
for
corrected
fiscal
in
over
During
merce
the
basis
ahead,
of
the present trend of business and our
plans for the
confident that results for the
year as whole will
we
are
favorable," Mr. Latz said.—V. 190,
tax.
2452.
p.
tax.
Net
Continued -from page
the
J.
Shapiro,
for
1959
as
President,
announced
compared with
Feb.
on
$18,238,315
in
sales
25,
1958,
an
of
$19,-
increase of
revenue
railway
i960
191,
p.
from
railway
Sire
1959
filed
8,083,841
$1,303,064
$1,285,270
units,
share
(at
San Francisco & Texas Ry.—Earnings—
company
_
i960
$431,878
—V.
railway
191,
p.
operating
548.
railway
1959
$430,087
260,333
income
operations
been
1960 to
on
239,045
$171,545
$191,042
43,005
57,680
Normandy
a
25
Isle,
proposes
to
the
a
a
share,
12%
up
over
board
of
directors
the
at
meet¬
quarterly dividend of 30 cents per
stockholders
cents
Inc.,
offer these
unit consisting of
$50),
of
record March
7,
1960.
p.
2293.
Miami,
quarterly basis.—V.
Ingraham
at
$100
per
Buiiding,
securities for
The
of
purpose
on
this
a
offering
is
debenture
$50
one
unit.
The
offering
Portfolios, Inc., which will receive
ycar leasehold
Fla.,
188,
to
is
public
and
to
be
commission
a
finance
the
seven-story apartment house
of
sale
one
$15
acquisition
(with
in 4,500
preferred
by SiVe
%
made
per
of
unit.
a
99-
swimming pool)
on
Normandy Isle, Miami Beach, known as 1919 Bay Drive.
Since
July, 1959, the leasehold has been owned by an affiliate, The Si,re
Plan, Inc., which acquired it from the original builders at a cost of
about
Net
from
of
each
535,168
Plan
Month of January—
Railway operating revenue
Railway operating expenses
revenue
Plan
680,281
__
$2.14
a
8,154,199
operations
or
registration statement with the SEC on March 9,,-1960, seeking
registration of $225,000 of 10-year 7% debentures and 4,500 shares of
$3.50 cumulative, non-callable,
participating preferred stock, $5 par.
$9,369,111
844.
St. Louis,
payable March 21,
$9,457,263
income
$1,600,939,
was
Sire Plan of Normandy Isle,
Inc.—Registers—
Ry.—Earnings—
I
operating
1959
Mr. Shapiro further stated that
ing held on Feb. 25, 1960 declared
The
Net
Net
for
or
$1.91 a share in 1958.
U.
S.
and
foreign income
$1,723,000 in 1959, compared with $1,573,000 the year before.
1959 dividends had
Railway operating revenue
Railway operating expenses..
—V.
were
share,
12
Month of January—
income
$1,423,792,
taxes
1
42 Vic
class B
the current, year 14 salons are slated to be opened and four
may be closed.
The company now operates over 260 salons located in
leading department and specialty shops in 37 states and the District
of Columbia in this country, and in Canada and Mexico.
Contributing to the outlook for future growth is the rapid expansion
General Corporation and
Investment News
Net
(increased)
and
the fiscal
of
of $1,276,504,
Service
8
35c
on
common
the pnd
earnings
$35,621,974,
"On
incorrect.
5-25
11c
12!/2c
2%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Power
3-21
60c
(quar.)__
dividend
Penn
4-
30c
&
Snowdrift, common
preferred
(quar.)
Stock
3-31
1
30c
(quar.)
4.80%
West
4-
achieved record
over the fiscal 1958 net of $949,848,
Latz, President, told stockholders in the
March 1.
Per share figures for both years
gain
3-15
1
12Vic
Corp.
Oil
3-18
3-
25c
(initial)
Wells-Gardner
1
■?£
3-15
199,759
7
3-15
50c
&
B
4-
m
above.
3-15
tax.
St. Louis-San Francisco
$i.i2Vi
Co.
Company (quar.)
I_
Wellington Fund (from net investment inc.)
Wellington Management, class A (initial)
Class
10c
producing
is
1-010.
40c
was
■' Kk
the
5%
from
ordinary
Seeburg
191,
was
in
company's
Simplicity Pattern Co. Inc.—Sales and Net Up—
3-18
16c
;
and
the
1
date and/or record date is indicated here,
t Payable in U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian
4
f35c
Investing Corp._.
from
where
earnings
incurred
at
1
1
4-
costs
25c
Previously published date
Ltd.—
Quarterly
Wall Street
25c
plant,
in
expenses
1
3
62Vic
fiscal
current
4-
3-31
30c
the
$804,621,
of
K.
Seligman & Latz, which was
owned corporation in November,
2-26
$4.50
of
increase
start-up
machinery.—V.
Corp.,
34.4%
released
750,000
on
1959,
31,
James
Railroad, 4%% preferred (annual)
Wagner Electric, new common (initial)
profit
4-
(quar.)
Less
Less Jamaica
the
otherwise.
$1.25
(quar.)
y
x
of
ferred dividend requirements.
3-15
1
report
based
Oct.
"A
British
the-
pointed
stock
4-
books not closed for this dividend,
t Payable in Canadian funds, tax deductible at
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
4
in
Coleman
$1.25
(quar.)
Corp.
the
and
1959
share,
share,
Transfer
2-26
Wabash
fiscal
per
per
ever-increasing number of
2-25
15c
Radio
interest
that
17%c
'
Tube
&
an¬
filing
62'/2c
(quar.)
Jewelry Co.
Zenith
2-25
(quar.)__
in
company
$1.62
are
9
5c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Youngstown Sheet
months
the
imply
compared with alst year's $7,322,612.
Conn.,
Transformer
$1.18
annual
9
7-
(quar.)
a
(quar.)_
(quar.)—
1
4-29
7-29
(quar.)
common
7%
2-25
Co.
4-
37%c
37%c
A
5%
7-15
3-15
a
Hartford,
bottle-vending
or
.
4-15
15c
15c
& Iron
(quar.)
2-19
15c
(quar.)
37%c
preferred
(quar.)
Research,
*
-
Inc.
York
(quar.)
6%
1
$1.25
$1.05
(quar.)
Mfg.
Co.,
routine
of
to
Seligman & Latz, Inc.—Earnings—
■3-18
1
1
3-21
Cab
preferred
5
20c
preferred
Grocery
3-
$1.03
(quar.)
preferred
Vulcan Mold
3-21
6%
Co.—
preferred
5%%
1
$1.01
(quar.)
Food Products
Vulcan
3-
35c
(quar.)
preferred
3-15
3%
(quar.)
preferred
6%
Yellow
12Vic
(increased)
com.
Virginia Telephone & Telegraph
Virginian Railway—
6%
—_
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.20%
1
3-19
1
30c
Victory
Power,
1
3-
4-
f 12Vic
—
4.12%
3-
3-15
$75c
Viceroy Mfg., Ltd.. 50c class A (quar.)^
Victor
Equipment
(quar.)
Virginia Electric &
4.04%
preferred
3-25
8c
—
Towne
its
Mr.
net
a
extraordinary
equipment
or
&
and
Mining Corp.—Sold—
Central
"
Yale
the
purchased
and
11
four
that
noted
substantial
new
of
See-Tee
3
options
March
first
of
contrary,
recently
stock
that
Commission
disposal
the
had
on
the
3
This
Wurlitzer
of
line
new
See
(quar.)
the
officers
4
62%c
(quar.)
common
of
announced
Coleman
despite
2
3-29
exercise
recently-acquired
3-15
3-
the
misinterpreted
been
On
period at $8,130,927,
W.
3-14
$1.25
preferred
the
for
1
3-29
part.
for
the
shares
29.
Last year's earnings for the corresponding four
$766,123, or 62 cents a share.
Both share earnings are
1,260,000 common shares outstanding.
The company reported
4-
75c
unfortunate
Exchange
management
share,
a
1,200,000
notes
previously
issued
in
additional shares that may
if they should occur.
and
contemplating
in
or
the
by
with
covering
1960,
and
were
achieved
12%c
statement
29,
ma¬
connec¬
Feb.
ended
3-14
(quar.)
that
was
whole
through
1
(quar.)
Publishing
had
in
in
acquisitions,
was
by
and
future
and
4-
(quar.)
stated
with
it
t$1.12%
common
recent
statement
|40c
its
Lothrop,
Feb.
on
this
of
ve?iding
8,
stated
Securities
Delbert
A__
registration
a
stock
acquisitions
connection
corporation
based
Steel)
(quar.)
Petroleum
Woodward &
5%
/see
President
and
covered by such registration statement,
that the registration statement in¬
was
He
the
months
sales
(Alan)
with
members of
year
of
registration
company
3-10
3-15
filing
company's
management
cut,
4-15
75c
Board
the
Commission
company
the
in
company
4-15
(quar.
Industries
the
further
the
or
Wolverine
of
issued
of
4-15
$1.26
Exchange
nouncement
3-17
Co.—
(quar.)
$1.20
5
33c
(quar.)—
2-29
32%c
company's
only
He
2-29
3-15
(quar.)__
1,676,303
of $526,000 of 4% promissory notes
stock,
that
no
secondary offering
connection
2-29
3-15
'.
5-13
87Vic
$1.12Vi
<
(quar.)__
preferred
Wiser Oil Co.
1
3-14
3-15
of
Chairman
contemplated.
even
be
$1.10
Service, common
5% preferred (quar.)
5.04%
preferred (quar.)
$3,522,709
1,588,065
Corp.—Filing Purpose—Earnings—
Coleman,
the
common
or
2-29
$1.19
Public
10,503,928
$3,816,087
operations
railway
and
directors
$1.12%
____;
preferred
Wood
Corp.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
10,510,716
operating income-
W.
with
cluded
$1.12%
(quar.)
preferred
Wisconsin
1
4-
6-11
$1
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
1959
I960
$14,326,803 $14,026,637
_—1—.—
844.
p.
registration
3-31
Wisconsin
4% %
191,
Seeburg
3-14
4-15
10c
Michigan Power—
preferred (quar.)
from
revenue
railway
Delbert
8
$1.50
(quar.)
RR.—Earnings—
operating revenue
operating expenses
Securities
t$1.25
series)
Line
Chicago-based producer of coin-operated phonographs,
chines and background music equipment, said on March
Power—
(1897
Air
2
12-
Net
—V.
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Electric
preferred
7-
10-
$1.06%
Envelopes,
1
1-3-61
1%
(quar.)
preferred
1st
to
4
div.)
1%
common
Net
8
!
Company,
portion
a
I960.—V.
Railway
Railway
5-20
dividend
&
lepay
(amounting
Month of January—
3-18
1
dividend
Wilson
from its sale of the additional 87,950
of bank loans made xor con¬
$4,000,000 at Dec. 31, 1959).
Tneconstruction expenditures at about $10,500,0(10
company
to
3-18
1
4-
6-
18%c
Industries
shares.
the
used
be
Seaboard
1
75c
dividend
4-
25c
(quar.)
Rogers,
3-
1
62%c
(quar.)
Sale Of
to
estimates its
189, p. 1134.
,
3-18
Stock
4-
30c
43%c
(quar.)
preferred, class A
Waters
3-15
4-
Stock
3-25
$2
12Vic
(quar.)
preferred
B.)
;
will
company
1-16
20c
$1.06'A
(quar.)
proceeds to
holdings
such
their rights applicable
Of
purposes
for
3-21
1
4.80%
(quar.)
Light Co.
(J.
3-15
3-31
10c
pfd.
reduce
struction
3-21
45c
(quar.)
advisor.
is investment
Donner Corp.
which the
will
outstanding
of
Net
3-17
1
tlOc
(quar.)
of
3-10
4-
outstanding and constitute part of
*32.3%) by a number oi trusts created
the
family of the late William H.
now
are
shaies
of ' members
to sell any
shares
3-21
4-
3-24
$1.31%
(quar.)
Worthington Corp.,
Van
1
(quar.)
5%
4-
60c
Inc., common
preferred (quar.)
$4.25
3-15
50c
Manufacturing
Wilcox Electric Co.,
Williams Bros. Co.
4-14
4
50c
Stores
6-
3-
benefit
100,000
price
4
$1.25
preferred
Whitehall
6%
-3-
4-
(quar.)
common
7
3-15
44-
group.
269,600.
These trusts hav:e
to the new shares without
first offering such rights to the underwriters.
Public offering of the
100,000 shares will be made through the same underwriting group, at
an
Initial
public offering price related to the then current market
3-15
50c
stockholders at the rate of one new s.raj.e
1960. The subscription
are to be supplied by amendment.
Tne,
and Stone & Webster Securities Corp. head
of record on March 29,
terms
369,600
and for
registra¬
187,950
87,950 shares are to be oxtered
common
held
Corporation
the
Co.^—Registers With SEC
Of this stock,
remaining'100,000
agreed
2-29
1
75c
(quar.)
;
Motor Co.,
4-
30c
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Extra
Boston
holdings of
the
6-10
3-15
30c
& Power
the.
underwriting
underwriting
The
Donner
3-1C
1
by
shares
13
and
for
3-10
3-31
3-11
'.
3-10
3-
1
1
7-
4-
Whitaker
subscription
the
3-25
4-
$1.25
(quar.)
34,191
Bay Street, Savannah, Ga., filed a
SEC
on
March
2,
196J, covering
West
stock.
common
eacn
price
2-15
tl7Vic
3-15
4-
8
4-15
B
4-25
3-31
4-
$1.25
(quar.)
29,697
income
with
lor
3-18
4-
common
utility, of 27
statement
for
3-18
tI7%c
3-18
10c
Valspar Corp
Vanity Fair Mills
1
1
35c
v
$59,783
844.
the
1
(quar.)_
White Pass & Yukon, Ltd
3-31
3-17
4-
(quar.)
249,807
$72,847
operations-.
railway
operating
p.,
shares of
3-16
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
(George), Ltd., class A (quar.)
preferred
White
tion
3-17
3-31
4-
Westmoreland.
3-10
3-30
3-30
37Vic
Westinghouse Air-Brake
3-21
Class
This
3-17
37V2C
(quar.)
1
3-31
1
3-17
3-30
railway
First
com.
$309,590
254,885
expenses—^.
Savannah Electric
3-15
3-
3-30
15c
(quar.)
preferred
4-
3-11
4-15
3-15
45c
(quar.)__
1959
$327,732
—_____
"3-15
40c,
Stationery,
3-21
1
4-15
30c
(1955 series)
1
4-
—v.. 191,
10%%
Western
3-
Net
3-10
135c
(1952 series)
(quar.)
Stockholders Investment Trust, Ltd.
Western
3-18
3-21
17Vj>c
preferred
1960
revenue
from
revenue
1
Gas Co.—
preferred
conv.
Net
4-
70c
4.76%
(quar.)
Products
&
_____'
Cos.__!
4-
93%c
(increased)—.
Company (quar.)___
Hotel
Utah
Western
operating
3-30
f50c
(quar.)
Massachusetts
Atlanta Ry.—Earnings-
Savannah &
10c
(quar.)_
846,661
—,—
844.
Month of January—
25c
A
income
$1,934,145
869,186
operations.
railway
operating
p.
2-19
1
4-
t80c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stores.!
preferred
(quar. )„__.;_
preferred .(quar.)
v4%
3-15
per
Company
Utah
preferred
'5%
3-15
Corp.—
Universal
7%
4%%
(quar.)
convertible
(Torontol
Telephone
Kentucky Gas (quar.)
'.
Maryland Ry. Co., com. (quar.)
4.^0%
1st)
Y.)
Wnelan
$3.50
of
common
Utilities Inc.
Upson
2-15
issue
(quar.)__
(quar.)
(N.
Co.
Common
l.rii
3-15
$103.25
at
Lines
Truck
United
.
(entire
1
April
Reclaiming
United
-
ft
Rubber
S.
rate
to
8%
Co.,
S.
Assurance
191,
Railway
Wisconsin Power & Light—
series B
on
April
at
stock
U.
..
pfd.
common
U.
7%
3-14
Corp.—
preferred
oV
7
share plus this dividend. Convertible
into
■
:f
"
3-
2-23
3-23
5%
Grocers, Ltd., class
preferred
(quar.)
!
5c
—
(quar.)
redeemed
be
per
11 '
Card
conv.
to
3-15
3-15
from
revenue
railway
Railway;; operating
Western
30c
A,,(quaj\)
class
(quar.)—
*
3% Vc
3-16
1
20c
Foundry
<55
Plywood
ft
4-
27Vic
preferred (s-a)—
& Development,
Playing
S
Department
50c
60c
$1.75
22 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Extra
i
1
Carolina
Western
Western
3-15
1
3-15
f20c
____—
3-10
1
4-
.
Stock
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
dividend
3-18
10c
Homes
Pipe
Western
4-20
25c
—
Co.,
preferred
S.
4-20
5-16
(Baltimore)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gypsum
4 Vi %
5-16
Stock
3-28
$1.12%
Inc.—>
4-20
25c
10c
^
Freight Co.
S.
7%
?:>:"
B
Lines,
4-20
3-29
10c
—
class A
Co.,
Air
5-16
3-28
$1.12 Vi
—
Storage
Foil
Western
Ltd.
Net
3-10
4-
1%
5-16
Corp.—
Fidelity & Guaranty Co.
S.
1
3-28
$1.25
—
Products,
Western
5c
tlOc
25c
$2.50
12Vic
10c
(increased)
Quarterly
U.
3-
Westeel
Western
37Vic
60c
$1.06Vi
35c
(quar.)
& Chemical
Ceramic
S.
U
HtS
M
Pacific
Pacific
4 Vi %
3-31
dividend
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg.
Wheeling Steel Corp.,
&
United
■
3-15
Net
7
1959
$5,382,675
3,448,530
$1,981,074
expenses——
—V.
20c
preferred
7
10c
new
United
Borax
1
investment
net
Manufacturers (quar.)
Railroad <fc Canal (quar.)
Merchants
United
S.
4-
3-
1960
$5,407,384
3,426,310
revenue
operating
3-15
1
(increased)
Stock
$5
$4.50
7
t75c
(quar.)
Corp.
United
U.
1
3-15
Weston
preferred
United
3-
1
3-
13%c
15c
(quar.)—
United Keno Hill Mines, Ltd.
>
&'
H
(quar.)
Improvement, common (quar.)__
(quar.)
United Illuminating Co.
„
%y
4
3-15
4-
Common
3-
30c
17c
(quar.)
Gas
4%%
5
1
4-
operating
Railway
3-18
4-
30c
Ry.—Earnings-
Southwestern
Louis
Railway
3-18
$1.10
Final
:
Gas
United
■'
3-18
3-
Ltd.—
income)
V))f
1
Inc.—
United Income
,)fr
■M
.
preferred
A
4-
3-15
Utilities. 4.40% pfd. (quar.)____
Virginia Pulp & Paper (quar.)__
West Virginia Water Service-
St.
Month of January—
3-18
.
4-15
$1.02Vi
Texas
1
$1.12Vi
common
Investments,
class
6%
pi!'"
•U;'
Co.,
(quar.)
West
5%
preferred
United
■
Gas
4-15
preferred
West
7-20
1
$1.25
$1.05
4.10%
4-20
1
4-
40c
preferred (quar.)
(1958 & 1959 series )(quar.)
5 Vi %
i1'" IV
■v»
3-15
2
of Rec.
4-15
(quar.
8-
Holders
$1.12Va
preferred
5-
Circuit—
(quar.)
Fastener Corp.
Cities
United
3-31
When
Payable
(quar.)
preferred
4-
$1
(quar.)__
1956 series)
preferred
United-Carr
*
i
4Vi%
of Company
4.20%
of America—
United Biscuit Co.
4%%
4
Western
preferred (quar.)
5%
jiM*
____
(quar.)
Corp.
Artists
Artists Theatre
United
3-
Corp.—
(1955 and
pref.
United
3-18
35c
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
Name
12Vic
(quar.)
Co.
Lines,
Air
Par
Share
Holder1
20c
(quar.)_
com.
Drill
Twist
United
Iffe'k
15c
50c
30c
(quar.)
RR.
United
i"fK
!<' lit!
115c
41c
$1.12Ms
$1
92Vic
87Vic
(quar.)__—
Stockvaras Co. of Omaha Ltd.
Union
,v(f
li-'ka
.
+37|c
preferred
Union
"III:
Mig.
+r7?,5c
(quar.)
Investment Co.
Union
yml
>
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
$4
preferred (quar.)
$3.70 preferred (quar.)
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
I! k
(quar.)—_
2nd pref.
preferred
$4.50
20c
—
(quar.)__
common
nartic.
37%c
(quar.)—
———
(quar.)
Ltd.,
non-cum,
pfd.
conv.
Acceptance,
Union
When
Payable ot Rec.
———
Tyler Refrigeration Corp
Udylite Corp.
!|i'
$1.50
Co.,
40c
62 ho
.—
(quar.)
208
w
/'C
'
Light & Power (quar.)
Century-Fox Film Corp.
(Del.) —
& Electric
Tucson Gas
U-
,.
Share
19c..
Company
Name of
costs
gage
of
$657,000,
above
the
of
which
balance
$330,000
of
about
represented
$327,000
held by Prudential Insurance Co.
$335,000.
The
affiliated
has
in
agreed
to
equity
and
acquisition
an
existing first mort¬
original principal amount
sell
its
interest
in
said
on
the
i
Volume
191
leasehold to the issuing
Number
5933
,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
for $382,500 cash above the said first
company
Sports Arenas (Delaware) Inc.—Record Net—
reduced to about $312,500 at the time of closing on
Net proceeds of this financing, estimated at $382,500,
will be paid to the affiliated as the cash purchase price of the lease¬
hold subject to the mortgage.
The prospectus lists Albert Mintzer of New York as Board Chairman
mortgage
M.
Robert
and
,
i
his
of
Tnomson
promoter
and
founder
■
(as
Coral Gables
and
controls
President.
as
the
issuing
Mintzer
by
company
is
ownership of all the common stock of The Sire Plan, Inc.,
This
Robert
Sidel, Chairman of the Board,
company's bowling centers are operating at
tional
of
be
which
PROCEEDS—Net
proceeds
the
to
by
company
andi
research'
from
new
in
contracts
sale
to.
enabling, the
electronics
field;
additional advertising, and
capital;
ment;
for
tional
BUSINESS—Sonar,
N.
in
formed
The stock
was
of
common
stock, will be
facilities; to set up new
investigate the potentiality
to
company
to
purchase
promotion
bid
for
work;
and
with
three
lines
headquarters
of
marine
in
telephones
radio
also
has
to
phone,
for
device' to
a
Sales
of
the
distributors
June
30,
Brooklyn,
from
going
recent
it
plans
to
frequencies.
by
marine
the
have
fiscal
and
and
June
30,
June
1957
1959,
30,
to
the
$57,100
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
in
1959.
earned
company
EFFECT
On
25
the
'
*
PRESENT
TO
out¬
share.
per
FINANCING
Authorized
•
6%
bank loan payable Mar. 15, 1960___
Common
stock- (par $0.10)——
UNDERWRITERS—George,
O'Neill
Co.,
&
Inc.,
Broad
the
also
class
•
York
vious
Street,
to
4,
Y.
N.
the
and
other
underwriters
them,
Shares
Westheimer
Inc.
105,000
Pacific
Marache,
20,000
Parker,
8
Ford
Co.,
&
Co.
Bernard
17,000
Inc._
Clark,
Peters, Writer & Christen-•
Inc.
sen,
—V. 191,
r
7,000
:
548.
p.
-
.
.
.
for
per
1959
operating
was,
5,000
the
volume
Profits
offering, such persons will
power of the company.
their
and
families
about
Nathaniel
Executors
his
holdings
will
50%
L.
continue
the
of
total
Sills, President
said
Estate.
the
of
the
of
preliminary
report
class
stock.
A
1959
on
jumped
for
$51,950,460
made
after
1959,
compared
to
Federal
taxes, increased
1958's $1,884,299
equivalent to $3.27 per share from
Net income before taxes amounted
$3,898,505
for
noted
from
$1.20
in
to
$1.40
per
1959:
In
out
payable
annual
with
share
addition,
Feb.
on
the
1959
in
paid
$6,764,978
total
a
5%
a
of
stock
rate
fl
Net
fel
■?
Net
railway
—V.
191,
$1.35
Southern
de¬
was
Board
of Directors, meeting on Feb. 3, 1960, declared another
dividend of 35 cents payable March 10, 1960, to stockholders
at
record
the
close
of
business
Standard Uranium
Feb.
on
29,
1960.—V.
189,
2832.
p.
Net
1958,
1960
operating
'2
expenses
Net
Net
railway
—V.
from
revenue
191,
1959
Corp.—Earnings—
15,354,695
Ore
and
total
2,455,061
Mr.
from
844.
McCormick
cents
the
This company,
u
attached
v
the
March
on
for
warrants
the
Amarillo', Texas, filed
a
regis¬
started
*Vj
$
consequently its
mine
.
.
75,000
shares
and
notes
the
issuable
capital
exercise
upon
notes
be
to
are
and
preferred
stock,
the
company
own
26.6%.—V.
be
at
the
mill
Specialty Electronics produces
devices
detection
a
H.
9
the
asked
to
Mr.
1960,
Cammer
totalled
said
sales
that
Net
deficit
191,
a
54%
for
months
pre-tax income of $250,000, more
income of the whole previous year.
of
fiscal
1959.
In
"Our
sales
"and if
we
have
been
higher
than
we
the pace we shall
maintain
originally projected for 1960."—V.
twice
than
was
through
Russell
cents a
p.
Period Ended Feb. 29—
Sales
p.
$21,843,545 $22,264,139
operating
—
!
expenses--
the
p.
$227,138
140,743
1959
$212,960
146,197
Net
—V.
revenue
railway
191,
p.
from
operating
$86,395
24,361
operations
railway
income
$66,763
21,460
844.
Railway operating
;-Railway operating
Net
revenue
revenue—
expenses—
from
railway
191,
p.
844.
———
operations
railway operating income—
"Deficit.—V.
:
—
1960
$2,421,085
2,082,361
for
$338,724
»18,496
$538,691
221,919
grocery
retail
from
grown
annual
and
small
a
sales,
into
com¬
stores
grocery
operation
in
Bad
covering
most
Malone
one
the Rochester
areas
and
in
the
York
New
President
(now
City
of
I.
metropolitan
G.
by
area
and
A,),
Wni.
rf.
investment
Food Services started an expansion program into other areas
acquiring The F. N. Johnson Co. operating under an I. G. A. fran¬
in western Ohio, from Just north of Cincinnati to the Michigan
border, and including Columbus, Dayton, Lima, Springfield and Toleuo.
This
was
followed by
an
expansion into Orlando, Florida, and ac¬
quisition of an I. G. A. franchise for most of the eastern part of the
state, from Jacksonville through Miami, and the acquisition of a serv¬
ice-type
I.
G,
A.
is
now
doing
annually.
a
When,
in
and
the
its
volume
if,
the
A.
has
Grimes
been
in
of
Albuquerque,
is
exercised,
policies
has
been
Executive
New
approximately
option
management
Douglas
and
operation
it
will
either
of
President
of
Vice-President
Mexico.
The
$55,000,000
to
Super
of
company
$60,000,000
represent
change
no
inasmuon
company,
Progressive
for
Food
many
as
years,
Services
since
inception.
Means
of
yet
been
as
financing
and
determined
Services.—V.
191,
method
by
the
exercising
of
Board
this
option
Directors
of
of
not
have
Food
Super
47.
p.
Tampax, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
This
$3.75
it
per
aries
had
taxes
net
income
for
the
$3,340,422,
of
such
calendar
equivalent
to
outstanding,
stock
the company
year,
$3,029,773,
and its subsidi¬
$3.25 per share on
or
shares outstanding.
in
1959
to $3,547,009,
and
shares
of
income
taxes
subsidiaries,
income' of
previous
common
before
amounted
before
of
net
893,000
on
the
In
number
income
taxes
share
consolidated
had
same
Net
wholly-owned
consolidated
common
announced.
was
its
and
company
1959,
year
aggregated
of
while
with net income
compared
taxes
$6,893,431,
$3,029,773 in
income
of $5,935,107,
1958.—V.
191,
428.
p.
Temco Aircraft Corp.—New Contract—
The
for
has
Navy
continued
surface
allocated
missile,
test
work
Missile
Range,
Corvus
was
has
is
Corvus
with
and
of
Standards
to
name
May.—V.
190,
and
Net
-
Net
being
Temco
where
test
a
launched
Center;
by
Pacific
of
the
version
Skyhawk
A4D
an
developed*
under
the'
"Weapon
being responsible for procurement
equipment.—V. 190, p. 2288.
support
Central
1959
$315,711
$363,911
267,808
264,257
$47,903
•21,898
„
$99,654
operations
income
reached
by
net
this
30,911
746.
p.
Tennessee Gas Transmission
Consolidated
com¬
Ry.—Earnings-
railway
operating
191,
System"1
all
of
1960
from
revenue
railway
♦Deficit—V.
Metals
Corp.
oil
crude
in
modern
a
1342.
p.
air
air-to-
23.
Missile
Navy
corporation
Corvus
on
Feb.
on
income
of
in
company
Co.—Record Nethighest
in
records
were
$52,450,097,
1959
new
as
history,
its
was
established
operating revenues, volumes of natural gas delivered to customers,
properties
include
Mugu,' Calif.,
this
to
work
Month of January—
flow
acquired
metals
base
"These
the
at
successfully
million
test
announced
centered
Point
$25
flight
July.
ponents
helped
through
program
and
the' Navy
is
first
than
more
development
attack
expenses
This
made
the
produced,
shown
was
public
in
Feb.
on
100,000
13,661
refined
than
more
the
the
year
a
firm's
The
24.
for
mark
in
and
marketed.
and
annual
1959
number
of
report
stockholders
to
stockholders
common
The
time.
first
net, total
passed
101,101
of
was
earlier.
Gardiner Symonds, Board Chairman and
President, in
accompany¬
an
ing letter to stockholders, described 1959 as a year of "sound and
healthy growth, highlighted by a new record in earnings accompanied
by expansion along all fronts of company activity."
The
290,173
306,370
1959 net income was 11% higher than that of 1958.
After pro¬
for preferred dividends, earnings available for the common stock
$44,909,111, equal to $1.93 per share on the 23,259,978 common
shares outstanding at year-end.
This compared with $1.67 for 1958,
based on the same number of shares and as restated to reflect acquisi¬
of
$24,947
$13,433
Gas
Co.
94,885
85,523
Ry.—Earnings—
vision
1959
_
operations-
were
$292,937
Bureau,
Inc.
—
Common
commencing
it
to
continue
sufficient
company
of
at
its
Co."
Spring
The
St.,
N.
until
dent,
will
company
of
form
on
said
Eustis
license
sustained
announced
Mr.
time
such
3,
punched
does
1957
card
p.
overseas
release
Feb.
under
principal office of the
Atlanta 8,
Ga.—V.
W.,
stock
the
of
East
operating
Chairman
in
their
from
pharmaceutical
tablets,
John
N.
firms
Eustis,
to
SCA
use
its
Presi-
his
objective
in
annual
of
the
Board,
letter
annual
natural
gas
Consolidated
to
Orville
and
net
income
for
Record
1958
1959
sales
revenues
$24,527,837
was
gain of 21%
in
gross
announced
was
in
and 8% in net income for the year
preliminary statements on Feb. 23 by this
8,899,964
shares of common
pared
1958
of
to
earnings of
The
share based
on
$410,764,123
The
$2.25
and subsidiaries totaled
compared with $372,285,346 in 1958. Costs and expenses
operating income of the
1959
per
as
1959 net
company
with $334,507,606 for 1958.
compared
income amounted to $43,814,599 as compared with
the previous year.
net
share
income,
after
on* 17,942,690
year-end.
This compares
shares in 1958.
shares
with
of
dividends, was
outstanding at
of $2.14 on 17,-
preferred
common stock
per-share
for
earnings
384,179
During 1959 regular quarterly dividends of 33 cents per share, total¬
of
highest
of
peak
natural
that
reported
the
in
natural
1959
same
of
com¬
number
from 2.01 billion cubic feet
$239,460,696.
In
end.
reported
addition,
for
sales
during 1959 reached
Sale of 645 billion cubic
the pipeline system in 1959 resulted in
Authorized daily delivery capacity rose during
the
year
gas
company's history.
of
was
basis
through
gas
revenues
year
$25,-
dividend
j
Eastern
the
a
40%
company's
on
Jan.
l
to 2.19 billion
cubic feet
increase in
winter
peak delivery obligation
service sale of gas.—V. 191,
648.
p.
Texas
Mexican
Ry.—Earnings
—
1960
Net
revenue
railway
—V.
191,
Texas
from
& New
1960
Railway
operating
expenses
revenue
railway
191,
p.
from
operating
845.
railway
income
1959
$10,787,446 $11,280,391
revenue
Net
7,094
Orleans RR.—Earnings
operating
Net
$33,989
9,732
845.
M'onth of January—
—V.
201,788
$19,243
operations
deficit—
:
$235,777
202,220
railway
operating
p.
1959'
$221,463
Railway operating revenue
Railway operating expenses
Railway
provisions
the
shares.
Net
gross
to
compared
stock outstanding at the end
$2.25 per
income
company.
reported
$240,291,654
of
of $222,021,686 by 8%.
in 1958; the report said.
After deducting preferred
requirements, this is equivalent to $2.02 per share on the
j
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co. (& Subs.)—Net Up—
President,
Carpenter,
8.
stockholders.
sales surpassed
619,912
at
company's
revenues
record
new
1959
M'onth of January—
A
Natural
Tennessee
and natural gas sales of this corporation
levels during the past year according to the com¬
report released on March 1.
Total
consolidated
operating revenues of $296,252,484 were 11%
higher than the record $266,497,244 reported for 1958, George R. Brown
pany's
the
29.
that
608.
of
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp.—Earnings—
Total
reached
under
service
business
initiating
the
licensing agreement policy was to provide "widespread use of the
SCA
matrix
form
of
sustained
release
tablet,
without engaging
in
direct overseas competition with affiliates of its American customers."
191,
94%
operating revenues of $463,063,753 were 13%
above
1958.
Average daily gas deliveries rose above 2 billion cubic feet per
day for the first time.
The 1959 daily average of 2.04 billion per day
compared with 1.96 billion for 1958.—V. 191, p. 1052.
expenses.
Sept.
on
as
also
company
Processing
873
cover
operations
The
1957.
"Data
to
operations
operating
incorporated
was
commenced
located
Feb. 28, 1959.
on
proceeds will be used to increase the company's
be
approximately
Consolidated
company on
745.
Sunray's
2,216,769
A.
revenue
properties.
company
said.
cash
1959
$265,226
permit
may
name
is
$40,663,623
$^,755,460
the
operating
Strong Cobb Arner Inc.—To Issue New Licenses—
were
Spokane Portland & Seattle Ry.—Earnings—
Net
company's
share
a
metal
several
in
company
to
and
$450,989;084 as
Month of January—
Independent Grocers'
wholesale
G.
chise
Texas
1959.
Net
base
our
Accounting
net
October
in
trade
—V.
1960
I.
by
feet
Spokane International RR.—Earnings—
revenue
law,
company
This
1010.
operating
income
bureau
'
Month of January—
Railway
Railway
the
deficit
Tab
BUSINESS—The
matrix
$13,062,806 $13,802,721
191,
its
as
106.
1960—2 Mos.—1959
Grimes
of
operating
745.
capital
Georgia
191,
1960-^-Month—1959
The
alliance of 73
associated
has
Railway
silver
change
railway
by the
working
$114,000
Spiegel,'Inc.—Earnings—
—V.
in
cents
diversification
its
on
and
expenses..
PROCEEDS—The
do better than the $4
191,
Food
Both
Michigan
Railway
Standard
1960
operating
p.
offered
Mr. Cammer said,
million we
expected,"
of
Co.,
Pood
Super
buy over 60%
of the common
Progressive and Super Food
to
wholesalers.
$400,000
half
in
Feb. 26, 1960 publicly
offered 5,000 shares of its common stock (par $1) at $10
per share, without underwriting.
The offering price of
$10 per share represents an arbitrary mark-up of $5 per
share over the same price of the same class of stock
Jan.
the
its
meeting
Offered—This
Stock
31,
increase over the sales total of $1,the recent half-year period, he said,
six
the
567,000
pre-tax
that
noted
revenue
from
railway
—V.
variety of communications equipment
related electronic units.
The com¬
for
Super
tion
operating
and
there
v
33.9
McCormick
zinc
general
operating
Elsin
as
$2,427,000,
all
to
years
programs
Mr.
approve' a
annual
Net
Electronics Corp., became Specialty
Electronics Development Corp. following Elsin's acquisitiaion of Specialty
Engineering & Electronics Co., on May 25, 1959.
known
three
lead,
Grocery
Canada.
re¬
1982.
190, p.
Syosset, N. Y., for the first half of its I960'fiscal year.
Cammer, President, said this compared with $102,000, or
share, for all of the fiscal year which ended last July 31.
formerly
McCormick
increase
forward
on
Railway
income of $125,000, equivalent to 11 cents per share on 1,172,050
common
shares
outstanding,
was
reported
by this corporation of
radiation
the
1958
development of
past
Railway
Specialty Electronics Development Corp.—Earns. Up—
pany,
$2
Mr.
Staten Island Rapid Transit
Net
and
that
in
and
Statistical
,
nearly
push
to
Wholesale
Super
cents
against $1.4 million
million against $677,000.
M'onth of January—
In addition to certain indebtedness
has outstanding 1,072,150 common
borrowing power.
shares, of which management officials
>
said
Colorado,"
and
to
.
i
10.8
McCormick,
R.
properties near Crested Butte,
Colo., and two large gold, silver, lead, zinc and copper mines together
with a iarge modern mill near Silverton, Colo."
In
view
of
the
company's diversification
policy, stockholders are
of the warrants.
The senior
offered for public sale through
an.underwriting group headed by White, Weld & Co.; Schneider, Bernet
&
Hickman, Inc., and The First Trust Co. of Lincoln.
The interest
rate, offering price and underwriting terms will be supplied by amend¬
ment.
With each
$1,000 of capital notes
the purchaser will receive
warrants to purchase 25 common shares.
The company is engaged in the finance business and also, through
two of its subsidiaries, in the insurance business.
Net proceeds of this
financing will be added to its general funds and will be* available for
general corporate purposes.
The sale of the capital notes is said to be
desirable" in order to increase the capital funds of the company and
7
with
compared
William
million
$3.6
year,
share
a
development
western
notes, due March 1, 1975 (with
of 75,000 common shares), and
purchase
expansion
"During
covering $10,000,000 senior notes due
10
capital
of
$3,000,000
1,1975,
company
the
Co.—Registers Notes—
of 205 East 10th Street,
tration with'the SEC
March
to
to
came
cents,
President,
had
11.6
A.
5,000
and
doing
Tennessee
32
was
amounted
net
Sunray
brokerage firm of Wm. H. Tegtmeyfer
& Co.,
Chicago. In Jan., 1959, in cooperation with Central Securities
Corp.
of New York City,
a
special situation investment company,
profit.
1959
'
Southwestern Investment
it
net
Uranium's
sales
G.
voluntary
over
retailers
R.
concept
developed its Big Buck claim in Utah for
a
better
than average uranium prospect into a major uranium mining property.
"The Big Buck Mine now has proven
reserves capable
of sustaining
it on major scale production for several years to come," he declared.
$5,508,598
2,892,630
in
Uranium
16,181,598
$6,791,642
operations
income
in
share
Standard
Reviewing results for the
$22,146,337 $21,690,196
—
railway
operating
p.
increase
per
1958,
ported.
revenue—
Railway
192%
a
3,737,397
in
Month of January—
operating
Donald
A.
Tegtmeyer,
Sunray
the
state, with a total volume of over $50,000,000 annually.
Services was started 2Va years ago as a service office
Food
G.
I.
Progressive
York
I.
last
corporation, whose stock was listed on the American Stock
Exchange on Feb. 29; reported a- 162% increase' in sales in 1959 and
$8,187,574
r
Railway
New
Super
for
Flight
33,217,713
$7,818,352
3,463,658
operations
1939,
southern
The
Ry.—Earnings—
t
in
Progressive
Progressive,
States
Michigan
the
1959
34,052,153
income
operating
Since
pei^^iare
dividend
of
$41,870,505 $41,405,287
745.
p.
.'a
railway
from
revenue
United
in¬
was
to stockholders of record Jan.
1960,
15;
dividend
quarterly
expenses————
'
in
of
of
option
an
of
national
a
for
This
.
is
1960.
The
obtained
sponsoring
Axe,
President
franchised
panies
the
into
191, p. 549.
1958.
that
1959
in
to
to
of
has
Alliance
$46,-
to
year.—V.
Services, Inc.—Purchase Option—
Grimes,
outstanding
are
the
to
share.
clared
.
revenue-^-
operating
Fife,
by- M. A. Spayd, President. Mr. Spayd re¬
"On every count the best year of the company's
dividends
5,000
"■
1959
Spayd
creased
&
1960
Railway
Elias
of
voting
of
are
of
Estate
stock
A.
Services
....
Month of January—
Railway
of the
4
1958.
over
Mr.
,«
-
trucks,
industri i\
and
reclassification)"the
operations of this" company show a 12%
a
73% increase in profits over the pre¬
and
sales
in
$1.91
Pacific Co.—Earnings—
Southern
Fife
1959
to
Feb.
on
$3,262,082,
7,000
Co..
Y.,
history.",
7,000
Inc.
&
N.
covering
(New Jersey)—Secondary Distribu¬
volume
according
1959
489,170
29,
-
•
.
Teller
Albert
In1
Dofflemyre &
Kirkpatrick,
7
automobiles,
marine
stock
representing
portion
a
figures
that
37-year
7,000
&/ Co.—
;
Landstreet
for
of
the
of
the
of
stock,
Oil Co.
sales
in
year,
ported
sell
Shares
Interstate Securities Corp.
Securities
Coast
Company'
types
members
respectively,
selling
stockholders
have
below
:
~
.
O'Neill & Co.,
George,
;
named
agreed
to purchase; and the company has agreed to
the number of shares of common stock set forth below:
severally
I
systems
pending
a
executors
60%
and
B
'
New
of
completion
about
outstanding.
is
increase
410,940 shs.
30
all
Unaudited
$30,000
1,000,000 shs.
City,
March
on
the entire
Mich.,
and
Vv'.n.
H.
Tegtvneyer,
President
of
Inc., Chicago, 111., announced on Feb. 9 that
Services,
Standard Register Co.—Sales and Net Up—
Outstanding
$30,000
Island
Long
SEC
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.; Bache & Co.; Dominick & Dominick, and Francis I. du Pont & Co. at
$44.25 per share, with a dealer's concession of $1.10 per
share. This offering was completed almost immediately
after being placed; on the market—V. 191, p. 608.
*
.
SEC-—
tion—A secondary distribution of 270,415 shares of capi¬
tal stock
(par $7) was made on March 7 by Merrill
to
70%
to the
shares
cents
Upon
control
Standard
than
1957
the
for
Food
Douglas
fully
of $806,500.
During this three-year period, 1957
earnings for Sonar have increased more than 706%
in
sheet
Super
2149.
p.
Bird.,
with
the
by
stockholders
Vice-President,
Each
located
supplies
increased'more
hold
meter
made
are
founder.
to
to
•'••• •
company
ended
year
balance
would
outstanding 367,468 class A and 373,682 class B
offering, all the voting stock of the company
controlled
or
selling
shares
tele¬
a
modulation
\ '
the
equipment
company
in
the
of
this
to
continue
within
include
and
Prior
owned
The
power.
radio
distribute
developments
frequency
a-
transmitting
transistorized
new
a
in
have
company
and
States.
for
shown .for
$8,000
at
standing
in
watts
consummation
will
shares.
figure
1259
1959;
through
j
United
$474,400
of
manufactured
EARNINGS—Sales
from
.
150
which
and
radio
measure
the
throughout
;
Other
indicator
products
and
dealers
.
to
the M-45,
months.
depth
35
development
known as
few
next
the
completed
be
transistorized
■
ranging from
Upon
company
addi¬
electronic
Northern
statement
parts for electrical and fuel
tractors
and
buses
and
for
many
engines.
equip¬
for
37-18
registration
ment
govern¬
additional
of
company
a
was
1946
primarily
manufactures
Y.,
It
all.
lease
stock. Dividends
common
paid consecutively for the past 25 years.
Refining Co., Corpus Christ!, Tex., was merged
October, 1959, and Sundde's figures are included in
that six addi¬
or
outstanding shares of class A capital stock, to be offered
for public sale by the estate of a stockholder and four other stock¬
holders
through an underwriting group headed by Eastman
Dillon,
Union Securities & Co.
The public offering
price and underwriting
terms are to be supplied by- amendment.
The company is engaged
in the manufacture and. sale of replace¬
equipment; marine radio telephones, electronic depth indicators,
and electronic direction finders.
The company produces and distributes
'
•
190,
that
profit, and
construction
296,460
radio
•
few months.—V.
a
announced
a
under
now
paid to holders of
were
been
Services
This
working
■
bowling centers
opened within
filed
plant
new
operations
products
the
the
to
move
development
developing
ment
'
modern
Standard Motor Products Inc.—Registers With
priced at S3 per share.
used
'
D.
year,
55
Suntide
Vassar,
George O'Neill & Co., Inc. and associates.
of
15
bowling centers throughout the country reported
earnings for the quarter ending Dec. 31, 1959 were a record of
$69,718, on revenues of $397,779,
Sonar Radio Corp.—Common Stock Offered—A public
offering of 180,000 shares of this corporation's common
stock was made to over-subscription on March
7 by
(
of
the majority of the stock of the issuer.
owns
,
operator
that
the
virtue
ing $1.32 for the
have
1960),
1,
/Aug.
(1159)
8,430,502
operations
8,566,603
$2,356,944
$2,713,788
545,533
302,945
I:
/
■
56
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1160)
''
!l(
.,
Texas
Union
Natural
Gas
Corp.—V.
Union Tank
Be Merged
Corp.—To
Gasoline
Natural
Texas
See
191,
This
648.
p.
company
services
operating
Railway
'
Net
Net
of
191,
$1,543,098
$1,187,313
operations—_____
operating income——
railway
—V.
railway
238.ot>z
—%—
company's
sales
jyo.^ao
gain
for
•ii
Texstar
also
showed
Net
Natural
>V|
^
hi:§-
r.:$
(H
,V(J
iff
; i
1
h'i
its
11 i'lif-
i
f
/Tjll'l
'if ,\1H
•If j.*!!.',
t
1.002.855
f rl*
v
i H*".
1.15-dJ;.:
report released
Thatcher
1,
its
but
scale,
products
net
market
of
Sales
addition
In
maintains
own
to
during
indicates
research
its
research
activities
research
program
and
amounted
expansion
through
the
of
plant
its
totaled
1959
that
in
on
an
plastic
glass
$49,862,621,
increasing
number
containers,
Thatcher
in
the
Glass
in
its
serve
$4,000,000
a
on
Container
capital improvements
progressive
increase
in
its
facilities has put the
company in
high demand for glass containers
A.
major marketing
m
>
M H-
H
it!
k
d
Ml
:
jt
in
I'j:
I r(J
1959
$614,695
$586,144
380,050
375,669
______
$234,645
$210,475
58 198
*
_
845.
Corp.—Subsidiary
been dissolved,
55 996
•
into
Insurance
it
was
Co.,
reported
Dissolved—
$135,000
will
be
$25,000
used
will
be
used
for
for
machinery
follows:
as
purchase of
production and for
for
$50,000
components
for
for
pro-
inventory; $20,000 for
equipment;
$14 000
for
and
capital.
I
.
Li 1'fj
m
»;
York
out
to
law
date
products.
Puny
(b)
The
to
is
develop
191C p5
not
in
counters
corporation
commercial
production.
under
operate
line
The
of
corn-
manufacture (a)
a
transistor checker
regulated power supplies,
(c) various trans¬
in the range of 100 k. c„ 1 megacycle and
6 company is Pl'esently developing
428
a
,
tire
See
,i
Union
Texas
Natural
Union Pacific
)•
Orders for
cars
were
to
V.
The
more
are
coaches
to
than
20
cars
March
be
in
now
25
44-seat
by
below.—V.
the
U.
operation
191,
This
and
box^cars^Ioo
eo£do?a
flat
nat
on
new
freight and
and
cars
with
1,350
leg rests and
U.
P.'s
-v
70
is
'
ClUdGS
t°nn '
Union
cars
p3
and
200
of
Pacific
Month of
Net
chief
and
committee
senior
M.
been
Net
partner
railway
A.
of
of
the
L.
stated
M.
that
field,
Burden
in
oil
Act
&
cars.
seasts
for
UI
late
iaie
this
cms
covered hopper
the
POrtIand- °re" wm
gondolas
the
Co
and
400
box
cars
will
Gundersoil
buiW the other
200
steel
build
and
of
55
the
net
of
Co.,
New
Carl
M.
first
&
of
F.
York;
penditures
'■
>•
'
in
of
excess
facilitate
under
has
The
offer
its
the
public
its
order
an
investment
Parliament)
securities
sale
Act
under
register
in
the
registration
It
purposes.
44th
St.,
income
for
the
4,
York,
1960,
to
$2.38
a
borrowings
and
The
sheathing
at
the
of
expansion
debenture
and
the
for
used
its
of
at
sale
balance
its
registra¬
$25,000,000
a
will
will
general
be
to
added
be
used
to
corporate
of
cost
$4,587,000.—V.
191,
Net
"
filed
29
shares
of
be
used
of
stock
common
through S. Schramm
to
letter
a
for
& Co.,
general
income of this corporation for
per
share
on
1,740,477
James
all-time
an
compared
ferred
rise
a
for
of
Mullaney,
high
with
shares
notification
(par
$1)
to
with
be
1 460 071
1,460,0 1
1959
the
2.378.55o
pur¬
subsidiary,
Monongahela
West Penn Traction Company
which
1960,
1,
Its
'
assumed
were
."
1961
and
190,
)'
"
construction
1569.
p.
' '
;
•
1
ended
months
total
Jan.
ended
shares
8,976,000
on
by
.
outstanding
ex¬
!
•
operating revenues of $153,I960 compared with $143,-
31,
31,
Jan.
1959.
Consolidated
Electric
outstanding
System
West
Virginia,
both
electric
serves
Maryland,
Utilities
Texas
1961.
share
periods.
customers
Virginia
in
five
and, Ohio.
Co.—Borrowings Cleared—
and
of
the
Construction
and $2,600,000
for
company's construction expenditures for 1960 and
expenditures are estimated at $8,200,000 for 1960
the
first
quarter of 1961.—V.
Western Auto Supply Co.
Period End. Feb. 29—
191, p.
1960—2 Mos.—1959
$18,060,000 $16,538,000
—V.
191, p. 950.
Western
$35,497,000 $32,473,000
'
'
Maryland
Ry.—Earnings—
Month of January—
Net
1960
operating
revenue
operating
expenses—
from
revenue
railway
—V.
191,
5.
(Mo.)—Sales Higher—
1960—Month—1959
Sales
operating
1959
$4,512,620
$3,939,467
3,188,843
3,111,504
$1,323,777
$827,963
936,042
__;
railway operations
income
681,486
550.
p.
Western Pacific RR.
Co.—Earnings—
Month of
January—
Railway operating revenue
Railway operating expenses
'
1960
1959
$4,005,686
$4,235,224
3,390,846
3,257,207
$614,840
$978,017
269,723
491,738
Net
revenue from
railway operations——
railway operating income—
Net
—V.
191,
950.
p.
Western
Month of
Ry
of
Alabama—Earnings—
January—
operating
1960
Railway operating
1959
$334,750
$345,056
297,790
295,450
$36,960
$49,606
8,567
revenue
11,067
expenses
Net
from railway operations—:
operating income—
revenue
Net
railway
191,
\
845.
p.
for
President,
the
corporation
$2,235,617,
were
1959
15%
$1.28
or
$7,595,697
He
the
a
in
also
at
were
the
over
latter
Mr.
record
a
1958
total
part
a
first
of
four
March
—V.
pre¬
Dec.
on
$18,733,776,
as
31,
1959,
compared
1959
will
be
operations
mailed
to
will
See
cents
1960.
The
of
1959,
board
4J/2%
25.—V.
that
directors
share
per
dividend,
is
also
on
the
payable
be
in¬
stockholders
in
of
the
the
amount
same
March
28
harve
company
stock
common
as
for
paid
$2.50
189,
Railway
Railway
Net
the regular
quarterly dividend
preferred stock, payable April 11,
Co.
$20
per
Bank
has
value,
par
The
of
proceeds
29
shares
of
without
to
are
holes.—V.
gas
Feb.
on
6,000
share,
190,
Vick Chemical
This
capital
jointly
on
and
of
been
the
appointed
registrar
effective
company,
of
the
March
10,
filed
letter
a
stock
common
of
notification
(par
$10)
to
with
be
the
offered
for
used
expenses
incidental
sales
of
Mr.
sultant
of
these
Combe,
to
acquire
for
28,
of
Vick
of
$294,874
$236,614
149,759
41,400
2,180,893
by
D.
Chemical
Clearasil.
The
amount
Plains, N. Y„
Waters, President
Co., and Ivan D.
acquisition
1950,
under
on
purposes:
To
consider
will
of
it
of
cash
ment
and
Plan
Combe,
become ef¬
Clearasil
the
the
drugs
markets
specialty products for the
During the last three years,
have increased 80%.
terms
of
skin
Woodley
said
(a)
a
contract,
and
future
will
become
development
a
of
of
Plan
Pure
and
1959,
between
Pure
between
Pure
upon
stock
for
approval
of
said
Agree¬
of:
of
each
31,
Amendment
distribution
common
of
now
Pure
in
the
ratio
of
1.4
share
outstanding.
auth05ize and
exchange
Pure
and
/Ix To
r£p
the
of
I960;
the
approve
stock
Dec.
of
of Woodley held; and
shares of common stock of Seven
J. Stock Farm, Inc.
stockholders of Woodley in
exchange for the 852,772 shares
the
of
29,
Agree¬
dated
agreement
365,000
Woodley
and
to
Feb.
shares
common
of
assets
Seven
J,
approve,
and
the
such
subject
to
effecting
distribution
dissolution
of
of
Woodley,
the
such
transfer
stock
common
pursuant
resolu-
to
at a sPecIal meeting
of the Board of Directors.
transact such other
business as may
properly come
meeting or any adjournment thereof.
"*anaS®ment
the
be
entitled
of
the
company
is
not
referred to above will
meeUng
will
con¬
the
Reorganization
dated
1,193,881
of
disorders.
operations
of
arij W°ocpey. as amended by
and
was
the
Dec.
Woodley
(4)
proprietary
operations-——
deficit
principal
dated
(b)
Ind.,' White
R.
railway
746.
p.
to
undisclosed
an
from
operating
and
act
upon
the matter of
approving the con¬
31, 1959 between Pure Oil Co., an Ohio
corporation,
Petroleum Co., a Delaware
corporation, as amended by
agreement of Amendment between
Pure
and Woodley
dated Feb. 15,
I960; and upon approval of said
contract to authorize and
exchange
by Woodley of all of its assets
(except those specifically excluded in
said contract, as
amended) to Pure for 1,193,881 shares of common
stock
of
Pure
(par value
$5)
In
accordance
with
the
terms
and
provisions of such contract.
(2) To consider and act
upon the matter of
approving the
exploration
l.
superficial
Vick
$2,417,507
to
shares
Clearasil,
Feb.
on
founder
in
1959
$2,458,112
2,163,238
:
meeting of this Delaware corporation has been called
pur¬
resolutions adopted by the Board of
Directors and will be held
office
of
the
1200
South
company,
Coast
Bldg.,
Houston, Tex., on Wednesday, March
23,
1960, at 2 p. m. for the
ment
to
1674.
of
Division
March
:
special
the
and
Co.—Acquires—
stock
Products
expenses
Woodley Petroleum Co.—Notice of
Special Meeting—«
A
(1)
underwriting.
be
p.
will
company
the
1960
revenue
following
Exchange Commission—
corporation
covering
January—
revenue
tract
Vermont Natural Gas & Mineral
Corp., Burlington, Vt.
With Securities and
The
$6,991,581
Corp., above.
operating
191,
suant
above.
—Files
SEC
$6,915,186
RR.—Earnings-
operating
railway
—V.
of
1514.
p.
1960—2 Mos.—1959
$3,683,702
in
stockholders
to
1983.
Carpet
Manhattan
stock,
Coal
with
voted
cumulative
190,'p,
Bigelow-Sanford
Chase
North American
Wisconsin Central
ac¬
Vendo Co.—Registrar Appointed—
I960.—V„
1960—Month—1959
$3,563,323
950.
p.
Winding Gulf Coals, Inc.—Purchases Mine—
at
common
191,
Net
30
The
4.
orders
on
which
announced
of
of
the
on
March
and
March.
quarters
$1.12 Va
record
presently capitalized,
share in 1958, when no
_—
high, amounting, to $46,451,284
$40,450,745.
of
details
report
also
dividend
quarter
was
Month of
additional
annual
Mullaney
This
Period Ended Feb. 29—
Sales
earlier.
that
the
preferred
as
per
Stores, Inc.—Sales Off—
$5,244,606, equivalent
outstanding.
year
stated
cluded
White
to
rose
?f vote at ?! the close
re.COrd the
to
of
meeting.—V.
that-
aware
any
before
matters
be presented for action at
business
187,
p.
ij'-f
equal
Holding
portion
a
■
net
48.
p.
0
.
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System—Earnings—
March
on
1960
$81,000,000.—V.
1.'
for
'
to
offered
purposes.
shares,
after
reported on Feb. 17.
corporation's backlog of unfilled
cording to Mr. Mullaney, amounted to
Established
o
used
Exchange Commission has issued an order under
Company Act, authorizing this company, to make bor¬
rowings from banks in amounts aggregating $6,000,000.
The initial
borrowings of $2,400,000, plus $600,000 in treasury funds, will be used
to pay off $3,000,000 of notes; and the balance will be used to finance
Inc., New York, N. Y.
corporate
be
period ended this year is $21,401,814,
compared with $20,333,887, equal to $2.26 a
Penn
Securities
Railway
common
The
treatment
too
will
845.
p.
Commission—
$2.99
dividends
fective
"to oon
stock
the
:
its
the
of
with
offered
Universal Marion Corp.—Net News—
Vick
aoSS
$a 993 rro
■
Feb.
on
be
..."
pur¬
facilities and
erecting
plants
for
the
Calif.,
and
of
Novoply at
is
Anderson,
Exchange
are
of
June
.
months
Pennsylvania,
191,
West
manufacturing
company
estimated
an
60,000
proceeds
12
share,
ago,
West
states:
—V.
the
a
year
The
Net
filed
covering
to
same
Railway
Railway
New
March
on
funds
the
corporation
covering
reported
12
contem¬
189, p. 962.
West
system.
Boston, Va„
President
I-IIIT
System
the
of
common
stock,
Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
investment
the
of
stock.
at
Electric
Penn
for
offering
by
statement
stock,
•
stock
due
common
for
191,
company
to
for
Securities
managed
of
148,123
expansion
study.—V.
issued
this
"
155,195
flow
registration
a
common
sale
$3,155,000
bonds,
estimated
'V.
are
••
.
West
and
Ltd.—Registration Cleared
Bermuda
5%
8,976,000 shares
Russell,
producing opera¬
Coast
area,
Alberta,
the
common
retire
to
of
company; and for other general corporate purposes.
In
addition
to
certain
indebtedness
the company
has
&
McKee,
Connor,
Co.;
mortgage
filed
bidding.
from
of
•
shares
competitive
$5,005,000
4
the
Loeb,
Harriman
proceeds
Power
I committee;
Co.
presently
with
for
SEC
bank
fir
Inc.—Acquired—
Co.—Registers With SEC—
March
300,000
at
net
chase
the
the
a
proceeds
general
of
$42,545,560
above.
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
of
the
of
1960—2 Mos.—1959
$20,951,515 $46,912,111
Products,
Co.,
Electric
on
sale
The
of
Penn
covering
public
thp
$39 289 1^
398,625
,
I960—Month—1959
Steel
Products
company
—V.
Brother*
f
Ekco
This
William
gas
will
merger
is
to
group
above.—V.
with
including
announced
RR.—Earnings—
310,136
'
.
$23,288,331
SEC
Stores Corp.—Stock Acquired
by BTL Corp.—
at $5 per share,
and
gondolas^
$1,566,120
950.
p.
West
of
Universal Fabricators, Inc., Bronx, N.
Y.—Files With
cars' 200 insulated
cars
Shops wil1 build
8,073,200
$1,723,215
operations
income
845.
Washington
Harding of
Carl
M.
Loeb,
of
cash
a
authorizing
of
$22,000,000
Corp.,
operating
p.
191,
See
shares
B.
Brothers
and
with
the
which
act
company
Securities, and
Passenger
freight
$9,639,320
7,515,828
Walgreen Co.—Sales Up—
1053.
distribution
The
—:
railway
Period End. Feb. 29—
—V.
officer
&
executive
Loeb
Brown
$20,000,000
proposes
company's
The
191,
and
Chairman
Rhoades
Tulsa; Charles
John
L.
Loeb
of
primarily
special
a
from
revenue
Sales
Vice-President, a
of
the
merged
named
Loeb,
of
.375
executive
Executive
has
chairman
compliance
$10,000,000
SEC
1959
$9,239,043
expenses..—
was
VBS—Formed—
revenue
.
who
stock
A
and
become
McCance
Company
corporation,
South
passenger
reclining
scheduled
Manufacturing
from railway
operations
railway operating income!
—V. 191, p. 746.
Net
revenue
operating
Tulsa,
crack
"pIug door" box
January—
Railway operating revenue
Railway operating expenses
class
Carl
William
excess
least
portion
the
all
Union
operating
Texas
and
companies,
it
President of Union
counselor,
upon
statement
pay
at
hopper
m
1961.
Jif/8' 150
PulK
f £Wn
Pullman-Standard Car
car*
cars
cars,
covered
in
and
Houston
25-year
See
railroad.
cars
early
Louisiana
in
sinking fund debentures due April 1985,
to
be
offered
for public
sale through an
underwriting group headed by Eastman
Dillon,
Union, Securities & Co.
The
interest
rate,
public
offering
price and underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amendment.
•
649.
p.
streamliners and
domeliners. They will be built
by the Budd Company,
Philadelphia, Pa.
baggage
be 85 feet lon8 and of conventional construc¬
tion for use in c?fs.
high-speed service. They will be
built by ACF Indus¬
tries, Berwick, Pa.
Delivery of the 45
year
of
S. Plywood
The
baggage
cars
at
B.T.L.
record
Louisiana—To Be Merged,
Corp.
7
of
named
underwriting
United
the
$26,000,000 worth of
on
coaches,
will
Gas
Millard
United
an
p.
1960
Month of January—
<
States
191,
649.
p:
Natural.
executive
York,
engaged
in
was
obtain
191,
RR.—Earnings-
Railway
was
plates purchasing securities traded on the stock
exchanges of Toronto,
Montreal, London, Johannesburg, Amsterdam, Frankfurt and
Paris.—
RR.—Orders New Cars-
announced
Included
similar
income
two
Lyons,
of
has
the
insurance
been
requirement.
of
of
of
the
President
as
of
New
J.
investment
an
the
Consolidated Diesel-Electric
Corp., above.
Gas Corp.
T.
Texas
Oxley
petrochemical
through
gauge.
Ultradyne Inc.—Acquired—
Union Oil &
of
Securities and Exchange Commission
declared
See
Corp.
meetings
Richard
Thomas
(incorporated by
and
transistorized
istorized digital
—V
a
has
begun to
development of a
company
intends
various
company was
organized as
June 30, 1959.
The company
work
has been solely the
on
its
Gas
merger
shares
been
Investment
United
products.—V.
Railway
The
Sales
BUSINESS—This
New
&
separate
United International Fund,
as
will
Eastco,
Clearasil,
Texas.
announcement
The
the
to
proceeds
stock
raw
advertising;
the
Canada
Feb. 26.
on
Transistor Specialties, Inc.—This
company on Feb 26
underwriting, publicly offered 83,000 shares of
its common stock
(par 10 cents) at a price of
$3 per
share. No
underwriting is involved.
net
Oil
.750
Co.,
Stewart
production
subsidiary of Transamerica Corp.,
&
Co.;
has
the
of
of
White Plains,
sale to Vick.
Mr. Combe, who was
head
another
corporation
which
will
the
in
Be Formed—
649.
p.
_
working
net
York;
year
'
Now that Transamerica has acquired a majority interest in
American
Surety Co., New York, it is no longer
necessary or practical to operate
Transamerica Life. Insurance
Co.," Horace W. Brower,
Transamerica
President, reported.—V. 191, p. 649.
and
and
$34,000,000.
of
1900
expenses..
Transamerica Life
auction
S.
having producing properties in the Gulf
Venezuela, Bolivia and Argentina. Texas Natural's operations have been
principally in the construction and operation of plants for the extrac¬
tion
of
liquefied petroleum gases and natural gasoline and in the
transportation and marketing of such products. Combined net income
poses,
salaries.
1958
tions,
last
included
these
Wabash
Loveless, Lenexa,
and
McLean
most
RR.—Earnings-
from
PROCEEDS—The
'
The
.*.,
- \ /
William A. M. Burden,
be:
has
&
Union
without
*i F'lf
$6,545,159.
Union
Mv.
Engle,
New
tion
& Western
revenue
Transamerica
bas
&
the U.
H.
Harper
McKee
of
Brokaw,
Dixon
geologists, New York; Roger S. Randolph
Winters, Randolph «& Ballaine,
attorneys,
Tulsa;
Frank
chairman
of
the
board,
Cerro
de
Pasco
Corp.,
New
its
!l| K
acquired during
Smith
and
operations in
Barney & Co., New York;
Barey & Co., New York; John
Rhoades
glass
,
"'ii
President
other
than
those
distributed by Eastco, Inc.,
products
Drug
previously
were
not
are
distribute
Net
by
member
Mark
M.
engineers
A
p.
divisions
new
Minn.,
was
continue
and
will
who
See
January—
revenue
191,
two
truck
at
4
of
will
and
Smith,
areas."
railway operations___
Net railway
operating income
—V.
the
the
into
stock
Board;
Co.,
Union
March
Burden
Frank
Stockholders' equity increased to
$22,358,074 from $18,884,553 in 1958.
Current assets at the
year end were 3.6 times current
liabilities, com¬
pared with 2.6 at the close of 1958.—V.
191, p. 746.
Month of
in
$94,869,000
business.
which
Y.,
corporation will be known as Union Texas Natural Gas
the terms of the merger, each share of Texas Natural
Texas
M.
"good
a
sustained
B
Lyons
The
containers, both
membership
over
facilities,
manufacturing
to
N.
918.
Corp.
changed
company.
Directors
to
Corporation.
During 1959, Thatcher spent
and
with
Inc.,
and
sales
to
Paul,
year
p.
of
on
merged
Mr.
plastic containers.
active
an
laboratories
Research
of
tank
approved
Under
class
R.
1959
•
will be packaged in
Railway operating
Railway operating
r
for
in intensive research on new-type plastic containers and this
program is continuing under Thatcher.
The company further diversi¬
fied in April, 1959 when it acquired The Celon
Co., of Muscatine, Iowa.
Now a division of Thatcher, Celon
manufactures cellulose bands and
plastic closures for glass containers.
Net
;
of
gaged
of
id. ■>'!
! i { ri
earnings
net
1,076,888 common shares outstanding,
$2,398,918, equal to $2.33 per share on
vinyl plastic tube, made from polyvinyl chloride, is the first
kind on the market.
At the present time, production is on a
position
i
March 1.
Thatcher, one of the leading manufacturers in the glass container
Industry, diversified into the plastic container field in February, 1959
by acquiring Plastic Tube & Bottle, Inc. of Nashua, N. H. Plastic Tube,
now
operating as Thatcher's Plastic Container Division, had been en¬
*'r»» •;!
.
reported
1958
a
Toledo, Peoria
.
on
new
email
Of
excellent
are
$2.45 per share on
or
outstanding.
against $42,970,651 in 1958.
of
prospects
and
response
"a
shares
container
'iiW t?"
market
significant contribution to our profics," Franklin
Chairman, and William J. Green, President, told sharehold¬
Feb.
report
Oxley. President of
be
Smith,
initial
make
compared'with
IM
jl.HJ:'
Co., Inc.—New Inven¬
Glass Manufacturing
in its annual
The
•!(
The
will
191,
favorable
$2 641 003
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T.
Corp.
operations in
and
with
concern
vinyl plastic squeeze tube recently introduced by this company
will
it
On
,f|
John
the
Pollock,
E.
'<r>l
•.» T f
Hf'J
diversified
a
new
that
ers
,
is
had
A
has
.»
corporation
parent
tion, Earnings—
■
!'■'
announced
York,
K
1
(K'
•
Air
name.
Thatcher
'
i
million.
$3
949.
.i
,
of
petroleum, land and cattle, ceramic tile, commercial freezer,
construction fields.
It is headquartered in San Antonio, Texas.—V.
p.
the
Gasoline
director
sales
1959
the
1'
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Monday, March 14, 1960
.
resulted
year
and
190,
Stockholders
Union
The
fir ^
i
full
for
respectively,
new
compared
as
from
—V.
its
,
income
Union Texas Natural Gas Corp.—To
March 10 completed acquisition of Air
on
Accessories manufactures plastic
panels and windows for all industry, "bubbles" for the aviation indus¬
try and is the world's largest producer of marine windshields.
It also
makes
equipment for the electronics trade.
Its plants are in Foit
Worth, Texas and Port Wayne, Ind.
According to Mr. Rhame, the firm will henceforth operate as a sub¬
sidiary under the name "Texstar Plastics." W. I. Spitler, former Presi¬
dent of Air Accessories, will continue to direct the organization undei
■
record
a
Corp.—Acquires—
corporation
With
.!
.
progress.
^
wd-
reported
$115,497,000
22^
car
income
Accessories,
Inc., Port Worth plastics manufacturer, W. T. Rhame, Texstaiv Presi¬
dent, announced.
The undisclosed purchase price was paid in Texstar
This
of
annual
of
the
Tank
$6,910,411.—V.
'.'•>, i'5
11
The Lindsay Co., St.
Kansas.
845.
p.
1959
Clearasil
Co.—Earnings—
Feb.
stockholders pointed out that the
largely from an increased level of
activity in the Phoenix Manufacturing Co. Division and from inclusion
$6,^33,426 56.720,139
5,046,113
5,177,041
„—
expenses
from
revenue
during
sales
year,
(!.
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The
1959
Railway11 ^eraUng^revenue
Car
on
1958.
Texas & Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
fh
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1033.
Feb.
8,
1960
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Volume
A
191
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Men and
can
women
take great
who
be
raw
upon
every
can
also
thousands of them
giving to America's Peace Power through the
pur¬
Savings Bonds.
Through regular purchase of Shares in America, these
thrift-conscious
people
after retirement, and
worthwhile
A
material supplies, to nearly
industry in the United States. They
chase of U.S.
•r?
living in the steel industry
proud of the help thousands
are
...
their
pride in knowing that their crafts and skills
contribute* through
other great
earn
are
reinforcing their
establishing
family projects
own
security
current reserves
for such
homes, education and
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travel.
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your
Savings Bonds Director and accept the help he wants
J. K. Thomson is shown here
give
at his work in
one
of the great steel
mills of this country. Like thousands of his fellow
craftsmen, Mr.
Thomson'Is making regular use of his company Payroll Savings Plan
Or write to Savings Bonds Division, U.S.
Treasury Department, Washington, D.C.
to
you.
to contribute to the Peace Power of his
country.
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on
846—were awarded to a
group composed of The First Na¬
tional
Bank
of
Montgomery,
191,
v.
*Shj?i
[''jpV
jlfi'
Gadsden School District, Alabama
i
til
\
will
i
Sale—An
school
2
until
(CST) on March 22 for the
purchase of $1,000,000 capital out¬
lay school warrants. Dated Feb. 1,
1960. Due on Feb. 1 from 1966 to
issue
building
of
were
sold to The Bank of America N.T.
&
S.A., of San Francisco,
as
fol¬
lows:
$45,00,0
5s.
as
on March 1
1969 inclusive.
Due
1961
from
to
p.m.
j
v
f
*
f
?
i
Lib
.
y»'
•!
i
-fi
)
Rose, of Birmingham.
j'
ARIZONA
t
■
K>
<s
?4 |
White, Bradley, Arant, All &
by
14 <*< f
lit] r1
Sale—The
Bond
p.
?
!*i M to-
951—were awarded to Refsnes,
W
'
Hiester,
Clerk of the Board of Supervis¬
ors, will receive sealed bids until
11 a.m.
(MST) on March 21 for
the
purchase of $52,00,0
school
!V.j
'j') '•
f {>'
H.
j
'
1
ry
'
improvement
<t\'i i
i
-
«
!■■■
\ ■ Y.'i J'!
I
'►
61
i'
1
A, tv
and
?
t-v
f
interest
'»(•'■' i
1962
6,500,000
of
3.95%,
to
San
as
fol¬
1 from
1972
to
from 1978 to
1986
series D
price of 100.008,
$50,000,000
nix.
about
of
on
April
1977 inclusive.
4s. Due
as
April 1
on
inclusive.
1971
3%s. Due
as
1
inclusive.
3V2S. Due
as
April
on
1967
from 1968 to
cost
a
April 1
on
inclusive.
bonds, at a
net interest
3.94%,
as
fol¬
lows:
El
.
Bend
in
-ifi f
'Si
March
I'U'l.
as
were
iV-;
price of
a
par.
= '
p.
i
i
k
t
iiJ C'i
1
j
*'
I
■
Ely, Beck & Co.
\
«
'
Oak Creek Sch. Dist. No. 6
B.
of
f'i" >
Supervisors,
5
ft}
bids until 2 p.m. (MST) on March
21
for the purchase of
$185,00,0
\*H$
*
it.
general
will
obligation
provement
1960
1961
i
i'-''.,
to
1968
sealed
school
bonds.
May 1, 1960. Due
.iiil
receive
on
im¬
Dated
&
July 1 from
Robinette,
of
Phoe¬
nix.
as
works
i;i
t
ing
'
i
li
sewer
March
7
$187,400 water¬
system refund¬
improvement
1959
awarded
f{
It
and
series
1 ill
f
tfi'j
and
—
revenue,
offered
on
bonds
v.
191,
the
to
846
p.
Federal
—were
Housing
l>
and
Home
price of
lit if
f i. f
■i f/
if
j
'j
i
hi j:
Jim
First
National
Brothers;
par.
Alpha School District, Placer
County, California
Kuhn,
1:
10
at
his
a.m.
h
1960.
Due
on
\X
&
Co.;
Security-First National Bank of
Los
Angeles; California Bank, of
Angeles; Drexel & Co.; Glore,
&
Forgan
Co.;
Chemical
Bank
New York Trust
J.
Co., of New York;
& Co.; Continental
Devine
National
Bank
&
Trust
Co., both of
Chicago; R. H. Moulton & Co.;
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Kidder,
Peabody & Co.; Eastman Dillon,
Union
Securities
&
Co.;
Bear,
Stearns
&
Co.;
Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith; Dean
Witter &
Co.; White, Weld & Co.;
Co., Inc.; Weeden & Co.;
First National
Bank, of Boston;
First National Bank
of
Oregon,
Portland;
Philadelphia National
Bank, of Philadelphia;
SeattleBlair &
First
National
Equitable
office in,
(PST)
on
March 22 for the purchase of
$20,000 school bonds.
Dated May 1,
■!
Bank;
cisco.
Bank, of Seattle;
Securities Corporation.
Corp.; Phelps, Fenn &
bids
until
City
Loeb
mon
sealed
Auburn
1
American Trust Co., of San Fran¬
ceive
i
June
on
follows: Chase Manhattan
Offering — L. Rechenmacher, County Clerk, will re¬
sjH
tfc
a
Bond
il'ir
|IA
Agency, at
CALIFORNIA
s-
,.
Finance
inclusive.
1977
Co.; Northern Trust
Danville, Ark.
Bond Sale—The
June 1
Co., Inc.; First Boston Corp.; Harriman, Ripley & Co., Inc.; Harris
Trust & Savings Bank, of Chicago;
Smith, Barney & Co.; Lehman
C.
ARKANSAS
;
to
4s. Due
as
on
York; First National
Bank of Chicago; Halsey, Stuart
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Morgan Guaranty
Trust Co., of New York; Blyth &
Los
May 1 from 1961
to
Stone
Union
Fidelity
&
Bros. &
Trust
Co.,
of
ration; Gregory & Sons; Hallgarten & Co.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.;
E.
F.
&
Co.;
Webster
Securities
CcJ.; Salo¬
Hutzler; R. W. Press-
&
Hutton
Laidlaw
ginson
Co.; W. E. Hutton
& Co.; Lee Hig-
Carl
M.
Loeo,
Co.; W. H. Morton &
Corp.;
Rhoades
&
Moseley & Co.;
Bank, of Newark;
Roosevelt & Cross; L. F. Roths¬
child & Co.; Schoellkopf, Hutcon
Co.,
F.
Inc.;
National
S.
Stone
&
Youngberg;
Stroud
&
Co., Inc.; Taylor & Co.; B. J. Van
Co., Inc.; Adams, McCo., Inc.; Barr Brothers
&
&
&
Co.; J. C. Bradford & Co.; Cof¬
fin & Burr; F. W. Craigie & Co.;
Francis I. du Pont & Co.; Estabrook & Co.; First Southwest Co.;
Fitzpatrick, Sullivan & Co.; Ira
Haupt & Co.; Kean, Taylor & Co.;
Marine Trust Company of West¬
ern New
York, Buffalo; National
City Bank, of Cleveland; Wm. E.
Pollock
&
Co.,- Inc.; Trust Com¬
pany of Georgia, Atlanta; Tucker,
Anthony & R. L. Day; Wachovia
Bank & Trust Co., Winston-Salem.
G.
H.
Walker
&
Co.; Wood,
&
Strudwick;
&
Co.;
Bacon,
Anderson
Stevenson
Baker, Watts &
Co.;
&
&
Baxter
Co.; Brown Bros. Harriman &
Co.; City National Bank & Trust
Co.; Commerce Trust Co., both of
Kansas City; Dempsey-Tegeler &
Co.; R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.; A.
G. Edwards & Sons; Eldredge &
Co.; Geo. B. Gibbons & Co., Inc.;
Hirsch & Co.; the Illinois Com¬
A. M. Kidder & Co.; Law-
pany;
Levy,
Williams
&
Stern;
Irving Lundborg & Co.; Mason-
son,
Hagan, Inc.; Mercantile-Safe De¬
posit & Trust Co., of Baltimore.
Rand
&
Co.;
Schwabacher
&
Co.; Spencer Trask &
Co.; Chas. E. Weigold & Co., Inc.;
J.
C. Wheat
&
Co.; Robert W.
Baird & Co.; William Blair & Co.;
Bramhall,
L. Brooks
Falion
& Co., Inc.; I.
& Co.; Elworthy & Co.;
Fahnestock
land Corp;
&
Co.; Frist Cleve¬
First National Bank, in
Dallas; Goodbody & Co.; Hannahs,
& Lee; J. A. Hogle & Co.;
Ballin
Industrial National Bank, of Prov¬
idence; Kalman & Co., Inc.; KenMacArthur & Co.; King,
Quirk & Co.; National Bank of
Commerce, of Seattle; Newhard,
ower,
Cook
&
Co.;
New
York
Hanse-
atic Corp.
The
Ohio
Company;
Barret, Fitch, North & Co.; Blunt
&
Simmons; Boatmen's Na¬
tional
prich & Co.; Paine, Webber, Jack¬
&
Curtis; Mercantile Trust
Bank, of St. Louis; Brush,
Slocumb & Co., Inc.; C. F. Childs
& Co.; Julien Collins & Co.: Davis,
Company, of St. Louis; Lazard
Freres & Co.; Shields &
Co.; Rey¬
Co.: Fahev, Clark &
Co.; Field, Richards & Co.; First
son
Skagc^
8c
J.
Miller
&
Hanauer
B.
Harris
Chester
Co.;
Hayaeil,
Co.;
&
McDon¬
Inc.;
Shafto,
&
Lyons
Schaffer, Necker & Co.;
Savings Bank, of
Seattle; Singer, Deane & Scribner;
&
Co.;
Seattle Trust &
Stix
Co.;
&
Small
John
&
Co.;
Cartwright & Co.; Wal- r
Geruldsen 8c Co.; Watling,
Sweney
Co.
&
lace,
Westheimer & Co.;
Lerchen & Co.;
Mercantile National Robert L. Whittaker & Co, Arthur
Bank, at Dallas; Wm. J. Mericka L. Wright & Co, Inc.; Arnold &
&
Co., Inc.; Model, Roland 8c Crane; Atkinson & Co.; Austin,
Stone; Mullaney, Wells & Co.; Hart & Parvin; Breed & Harri¬
ald
&
Co.;
Park, Ryan, Inc.; Reinholdt &
Gardner;
Seasongood 8c Mayer;
Stern, Lauer & Co.; J. S. Strauss
& Co.; Third National Bank, of
Nashville; Henry G. Wells & Co.,
■
Inc.;
Clark, Landstreet &
Kirkpatrick; First National Bank
& Trust Co, of Oklahoma City.
son,
Garrett-Bromfield & Co.; Robert
Garrett & Sons; Granger & Co.;.
White-Phillips
Co.,
Inc.; Hattier & Sanford; Investment
Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.; Zahner
Corporation of Norfolk; W. L.,
8c
Co.; Auchincloss, Parker
8c Lyons & Co.; Magnus & Co.;
Redpath; Boettcher & Co.
Mitchum,
Jones
&
Templeton;
Courts 8c Co.; J. M. Dain & Co.,
Nongard,
Showers
&
Murray,
Inc.; Dallas Union Securities Co., Inc.; Pacific Northwest Co.; PenInc.; D'ittmar & Co., Inc.; Dreyfus ington, Colket & Co.; Peoples Na¬
& Co.; Ellis & Co.; Ernst & Co.;
tional
Bank, of Charlottesville;
First National Bank, of Minnea¬ Pierce,
Carrison, Wulbern, Inc.;
polis; First National Bank, of St. Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood; Rambo,
Paul; Foster 8c Marshall; Frantz Close & Kerner, Shaughnessy &
Hutchinson & Co.; Freeman & Co.
Co., Inc.; H. J. Steele & Co.;
Inc.;
.
&
Ginther
Co.;
Granbery,
Harold S. Stewart & Co.;
Tuller &
Co.; Green, Ellis &
Anderson; Hill Richards 8c Co.;
Laird, Bissell & Meeds; A. E.
Varnedoe, Chisholm 8c
Co, Inc.; C. N. White & Co.; War¬
ren
W.
York
&
Co.;
Barrow,
Leary & Co.; Eddleman, Pollok &
Marache
&
Co.; McCormick & Co.;
Turben & Co., Inc.; the
Merrill,
Zucker;
Richards
Kay,
Inc.;
Fosdick,
Securities
Mid-South
&
Co.;
Milwaukee
Co.;
Leonard
Moroney, Beissner & Co.; Walter,
Company; Moore,
8c -Lynch;
Newburger,
Co.pNorthwestern Na¬
tional Bank, of Minneapolis; Put¬
nam & Co.; Raffensperger, Hughes
& Co.; Rippel & Co.; Russ & Co.;
Stokes 8c Co.; Thornton, Mohr &
Farish; Wagenseller 8c Durst, Inc.;
Schmidt, Roberts & Parke; Herb¬
ert J. Sims & Co.; Sterne, Agee &
Leach> Suplee, "Yeatman, Mosley
Jones,
Loeb
&
Co.;
M.
B.
Vic'k & Co, Inc.;
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson; Malon
S. Andrus,
Inc.; Bosworth, Suilivan & Co,
Inc/; Burns, Corbett &
Pickard, Inc.; Edward L. Burton
& Co.; John
W. Clarke & Co.;
Cunningham; JSchmertz
&
Co,
Inc.; Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.;
DeHaven & Townsend; Crouter &
Bodine; Dewar/'Robertson & Pancoast; A. Webster Dougherty &
Co.
Elkins,
Morris,
Clement A. Evans
tion
Bank
&
Stokes
&
Trust
& Co.;
Co.; Federa¬
Co, of New
York; First Union National Bank
North
of
Carolina;
Charlotte,
Nolan,
Fleming-W.
B.
Hibbs & Co, Inc.; Harrington 8c
Co.; Hooker &^<?ay, Inc.; Interstate
Folger,
Securities
chinson
&
CmpMilburn, Cochran
Co.; W. HT Newbold's Son &
Co.; D. A. Pinctrs & Co.; Provident
Bank
Atlas
of
Cirgmnnati; RocklandNationpJjBank, of Boston;
Rodman
&
Jft
e n s
h
a
Sutherland
Frank,
Co.;
bardo,
Ryan,
■"
Sutro Bros. &
*Calla School District, San Joaquin
County, Calif.
Bond
&
Co.;
C-os*-,Townsend, Dabney 8c Tyson**©ft'as. N. Tripp Co.;
Wuluff, Hansen & Co.; Ray Allen,
Olson 8c Beaumont, Inc.;
George
Baum
Allan
Blair
&
Co.; Fred D. Blake 8c Co.; Blewer,
Glynn & Co^CJhanner Newman
Coj^City National
Bank
Co, ^Chicago; Cooley &
Coughlin & Co.; Cruttenden,
curities
Offering—R.
&
0^^Cumberland Se¬
Corp.fRTj. Edwards, Inc.;
Farwell, Chapman & Co.; First of
Arizona Co.; Hannaford &
Talbot,
Harkness
8c Wll,
Inc.; Horner,
,
Barksdale
&
Howard,
Weil,
Labouisse,
F^fedrichs
&
Co.;
Johnson,
Laae^.
Space
Corp.;
Johnston, Lemon & Co.; McDon¬
nell & Co.
J%McDougal
Miller &
&3pOndon,
Inc.; Mead,
Co.; William S. Morris &
Co.; Poole & Co.; Prescott & Co.;
Irving J. Rice 8c Co.; Rotan, Mosle
Graham,
E.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Stockton, un¬
til 2 p. m.
(PST) on March 21 for
of $20,000 school
bonds. Dated Sept. 15, 1959. Due
purchase
from 1971 to 1974
Principal and interest
(M-S)
payable
at
the
County
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
on
Sept.
15
inclusive.
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
cisco.
College School District, Santa
Barbara County, California
Bond
Offering
J.
—
Lewis,
E.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids, at his office in Santa Bar¬
bara, until 10 a.m. (PST) on April
4
for the
purchase of $100,000
building election 1959, series A
bonds. Dated March 2,0, 1960. Due
March
20
to
1961
from
1980
interest
and
the
County
Treasurer's office.
Inc.j^gfalmage
Thomas; &
Podesta
Co.; and Woodcock,
Moyer, Fricke & French, Inc.
on
& Lom-
Co.;
A.
&
&
Irving Co.; Doll & Isphording,
Inc.; First Securities Company of
Kansas; McDonald-Moore fr Co.;
Fox;
Stub^Watkins
Securities
Ferris
City;
Cosgrove & Miller; J.
&
Co.; Weil, Roth
Stern,
inclusive.
Principal
Stifel,<
payable
at
Co.; Stranahan, Harris (M-S)
Meyea^ &
Nicolaus &
&
w,
'*
Bro|®Jtk* Boyce;
Stein
Co.;
Lake
Overton
CorpK^Janney, Dulles 8c
Battles,
Inc.;
Lucas,
Eisen
&
Waeckerle, IrtS^ McMaster Hut¬
K.
Continental Bank & Trust Co.. of
Salt
the
8c Trust
Rauscher,
Pierce & Co., Inc.; Republic Na¬
tional Bank, of Dallas; RobinsonHumphrey
Co.,
Inc.;
Shuman,
Agnew & Co.; Tripp & Co., Inc.;
Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.; R. D.
White & Co.; J. R. Williston &
Beane; Robert Winthrop & Co.;
Ellis
Worth;
8c
&
Co.; F. S. Smithers & Co.; Stern
Brothers
of Memphis; Fort
Bank,
of Fort
National
Worth
Masten 8c
Pomeroy, Inc.; Shearson, Ham-
Entee
National Bank,
State
mill & Co.
Co.;
Other members of the syndicate
were
Illinois
"<5
33/4S. Due
1972
June 1
on
inclusive.
from 1978 to 1985 inclusive.
inclusive.
Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Gust, Rosenfeld,
Divelbess
as
1971
both of New
Yavapai County, Cotton-Wood(P. O.i Prescott), Arizona
Bond
Offering — Dorothy
Manton, Clerk of the Board
June 1,
on
3V2S. Due
as
from 1968 to
Bank;
III.I
*».
7,400,000
Sale—The $610,000 school
inick.
Struthers
from
on Feb. 29—v. 191,
951—were awarded to Refsnes,
ct
}<
1
inclusive.
1967.
bonds offered
v.
June
on
1966
41//2S. Due
as
18,600,000
im;
(ij
1,800.000
Thunderbird Util¬
5s, at
Due
to
on
12,400,000
Bond
.
lit-:
f>!
—
1961
Arizona
;ir v
tlf
i
951
p.
5s.
as
from
Maricopa County, Cartwright
S. D. No. 83 (P. O. Phoenix),
n '.T i
)' I I
>
offered
$9,800,000
V
if":;; V
■
191,
to the
Co.,
$200,000 water
bonds
ities
1- I
.
1960
3—v.
awarded
r
1
Sale—The
revenue
!>kU'
Mirage, Arizona
Whipple & Co.; A. G.
Co.; Branch Banking &
Trust Co., of Wilson; Braun Bosworth & Conine.; Alex. Brown &
Sons; Clark, Dodge & Co.; Dick &
Merle-Smith; Dominick 8c DomBacon,
Becker &
Ingen
from
Corp.; James A. An¬
Co., Inc.; Bache & Co.
drews &
&
Due
5s.
as
23,400,000
on
County
ity approved by Gust, Rosenfeld,
Divelbess & Robinette, of Phoe¬
'tf?!
A.,
lows:
$8,400,000
11,700,000
1971
S.
about
of
July 1 from
inclusive. Principal
to
&
follows:
as
(J-J) payable at the
Treasurer's office. Legal¬
1962
in v
H*
T.
N.
cost
Dated
bonds.
April 1, 1960. Due
it'
''
1960
merged
a
syndicate headed by the Bank of
Bond Offering—Harriet
•
March 9—v. 191,
on
$50,000,000 series X bonds, at a
price of 100.049, a net interest
Arizona
Mf
of)
$100,000,000
The
846—were awarded to
Francisco,
County, Buena School
District No. 68 (P. O. Bisbee),
w
p.
Securities
Newark; First of Michigan Corpo¬
—
bonds offered
America
Ely, Beck & Co.
<m
Sale
Co.; Ladenburg, ThalCo.; John Nuveen & Co.;
William R. Staats & Co.; Horn-
inclusive.
1, 1960.
Interest
M-S. Legality approved by Or¬
rick,
Dahlquist,
Herrington
&
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
Bond
&
&
mann
March 1
on
1985
March
Dated
$60,000
Cochise
4
Due
to
1
inclusive.
California (State
street
and
highway improvement 1960
bonds offered on March 7— v. 191,
J4 CHS:.'
U
1975
March
on
1974
to
4Vis.
as
from
Casa Grande, Ariz.
1
Kl«i,
'JVi
•tW'tP
:
64,000
Due
.
1970
<?v £
.
i
4s.
as
from
Legality approved
1975 inclusive.
s'.nM
•
25,000
Barth
Co.; First Western Bank & Trust
Co., of San Francisco; American
$134,-
bonds
Co.; Crocker-Anglo Na¬
Bank, of San Francisco; J.
&
Clara County, California
Schools,
bids
sealed
receive
Brow-
J.
of
Superintendent
der,
J..
.)*>-
...V*1'*
Offering—I.
Warrant
Berryessa Union Sch. Dist., Santa
Bond
&
tional
blower & Weeks; Wertheim & Co.;
Hayden, Stone & Co.; A. C. Allyn
San Francisco.
000
ton, Mohr & Farish.
i
quist, Herrington
and Thorn¬
i
i
,
Orrick, Dahl& Sutcliffe, of
by
p.
Sterne, Agee & Leach,
) ♦
approved
ity
nolds
Fresno, California
Bond
Sale—The
$800,000 park¬
ing revenue, series A bonds of¬
fered on March 3—v. 191, p. 846—•
were
awarded
to
a
group
com¬
posed of Dean Witter & Co., Fran¬
cis
duPont
&
Co.,
and
&
Stern,
Levy, Williams
Lawson,
as fol¬
lows:
$50,000
40,000
75,000
and
90,000
65,000
4%s.
1971
as
as
1985.
Due
March 1
on
March 1,
on
March 1
1970 inclusive.'
Due
to
on
1973
41/4S. Due
1974 and
435,00.0
Due
1968 to
as
from
on
1
1967.
4*/2S.
as
from
Due
March
inclusive.
1965.
4%s.
as
on
1963
to
43/4S.
and
1966
Due
1961
as
1964
45.000
6s.
as
from
on
March 1
inclusive.
March 1,
1975.
4.40s. Due
on
March 1,
Number 5933
191
Volume
Garden Community Serv¬
Home
California
Bond Sale—An issue of $26,500
water
improvement bonds was
sold to The Bank of America N.T.
& S.A., of San Francisco, as fol¬
'
'
S.A.,
Francisco, at a price of
10i0.091, a net interest cost of
about 4.09%, as follows:
$400,00
from
1961
to
1,000 as
4'y2s.
1969
480,000
inclusive.
17,000 as 43/4s. Due on March 1
from 1971 to 1984 inclusive.
Other
March
Dated
Legality
1960.,
1,
Interest
approved
by
Or-
rick,
Dahlquist, Herrington
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco. •
&
_Lakeside Utxion School District,
Bond
Diego County, Calif.
Sale—The $32,000 school
A
series
196,0,
1
March
v.
—
bonds
191,
p.
offered
846
—
on
1
inclusive.
19.82
to
April 1
on
1985
inclusive.
California
&
Co., and C. N. White & Co.
;
Rialto School District, San Bernardino
County, California
; Bond Sale
tion'
Francisco,
The $218,0,00 elec¬
—
191, p. 846—were
The Security - First
to
National Bank, of Los Angeles, as
41/2.s, at a price of 101.69, a basis
of about 4.33%.
/.
:
r
Costa
1952,- series
March 1
his
office
(PST)
purchase
in
•
Winters, California
Bond
will
(PST)
chase
March 21
the
for
inclusive.
(F-A),
Principal. and
payable
Treasurer's
at
office.
12,000
V-
County
Legality
ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
.
Bond
were
T.
at
series
R
bopds offered
on
Los
$50,000
Angeles,
5s.
as
from
-
129,000
1961
as
4s.
as
Due
to
follows:
on
1970
Due
on
April
15
die,
County Clerk, will receive
sealed bids, at his office in San
Bernardino, until 11 a.m. (PST)
on March 28
for the purchase of
$300,000 s c h o o 1 election 1959,
series 2 bonds.
Dated
April 1,
T96Q. Due on April 1 from 1961
to 1980* inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(A-O)
payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by G'Melveny &
.
Myers, of Los Angeles.
"33
I :j
Orange Unif ied Schqol District,
Orange County, Calif.
Band, Sale—The $340,000 elec¬
tion 1958, series D bonds
offered
on March* 8—v.
191, p. 951—were
awarded to BIyth & Co., Inc., as
33/4s, at a price of 100.371, a basis
of
Bond
•
*
<■
5
-v*
will
,}.4
Offering
—
Shelby V.
Director
of
Finance,
reecive
sealed
bids
until
April 13 for the purchase of $1,550,000
municipal
sewer
1960
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1960.
Due
on
May 1 from 1961 to 198.0 inclu¬
sive.
to
Meyers, Secretary of the Board of
Education, • will
receive
sealed
bids until
5:30 p.m.
(MST) on
March 15 for the purchase of $3,500,000 general obligation bonds.
Dated
March
1,
1960. Due
on
March 1 from 1962 to 1981
sive.
son,
syndicate
a
Bank
of
4y2s. Due
as
April 1
on
3%s.
as
Due
on
Interest M-N.
Balm Springe Unified Sch. Dist.,
River side County, Calif or nia
Bond Sale—The $1,0,00,000 elec¬
tion
1959, series A bonds offered
-
inclu¬
Legality approved by Daw¬
Nagei, Sherman & Howard,
of Denver.
America
.
La Plata County,
>
>
County Hos¬
pital Dist. (P.O. Dur.ango),
-
Bond
Sale—'The
$485,000
gen¬
eral
April
1,
.
as
3i/2s. Due
on
April 1
from 1967 to 1980 inclusive.
Other
cate
members
were
as
of
the
syndi¬
follows: C. J. Devine
obligation hospital bonds of¬
fered on March 1—v. 191, p. 846—
were
awarded to a group com¬
posed of Robert E. Schweser &
Co., J. A. Hogle & Co., Lucas,
Eisen
&
Waeckerle,
Inc.,
and
&
Co., Wagenseller & Durst,
Fred D. Blake & Co., and C. N.
new
White & Co.
purchase
American
electric
^$30,000,000
River Project,
of
revenue
Upper
series B bonds.
Savannah School District, Orange
County, California
Bond
Auditor
will
office
his
at
Offering
—
receive
The
County
sealed
bids
in Santa Ana, until
(PST) on March 15 for
the purchase of $90,000 election
1958, series B bonds. Dated April
1, 1960. Due on April 1 from 1961
to 1985 inclusive. Principal and
11
a.m.
(A-O)
payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by G'Melveny &
Myers, of Los Angeles.
interest
-
California
Bond Sale—The $125,000 school
bonds offered on March 1—v. 191,
Ventura County,
846— were awarded to Weedon
p.
New
New
Yo;rk
Trimble
Sale—The
1956, series 5 bonds offered
March 7—v. 191, p. 952—were
tion
on
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Smith, as 4s, at a price
of 100.15, a basis of about 3.98%.
awarded to
&
Jacksonville, Florida
—
Earle E.
Jones, Secretary of the City Com¬
cates. Dated Oct. 1, 1960. Due on
Oct. 1 from 1960 to 1974 inclusive.
'
\
were
as
follows:
Northern
Trust
Co., of Chicago, Carl M.
Loe.b, Rhoades & Co., Hornblower
&
Weeks, Kean, Taylor & Co.,
Estabrook & Co., J. C. Bradford
&
Co., Laird, Bissell & Meeds,
Laird & ! Co., Wachovia Bank &
Trust
Co., of Winston - Salem,
James A. Andrews & Co., Inc.,
Goodbody
&
Co.,
^uchincloss,
Parker & Redpath, Model, Roland
& Stone, Stifel, Nicolaus & Co.,
Inc., Field, Richards & Co., J. A.
Hogle & Co., A. Webster Dough¬
erty & Co., and Investment Corp.
Other members of the
syndicate
were as follows: Harriman Ripley
& Co., Inc., Phelps, Fenn & Co.,
Goldman,
Sachs & Co., Hornblower & Weeks, J. C. Bradford
& Co., H. V. Sattley & Co., and
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath.
IDAHO
Offering
of
Clerk
West Gar¬
den St., Pensacola), Florida
Bond
Offering—Wm.
the
J.
Wood-
the
syndi¬
Decatur, III,
Sale —- The $1,300,000
street improvement bonds offered
on March 9—v. 191; p. 847—were
awarded to The Northern Trust
Co., of Chicago, and L. F, Roths¬
child & Co., jointly, at a price of
100.0079, a net interest cost of
about 3.35%, as follows:
$275,000
—
of
as
315,000
as
March 1 from 1961 to 1980
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m.
(CST) on March 16 for the
purchase of $720,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated March 16, 1960.
on
Dec.
inclusive.
1
from
Principal
1961
and
on
Jan. 1
inclusive.
to
19.75
to
1979
1
inclusive.
on
Jan.
1
inclusive.
Trustees,
inclusive.
Due
1965
3%s, Due
1976
from
Due
to
3V4S. Due 011 Jan.
1966
from
(MST) on March 14 for the
purchase of $610,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated March 1, 1960.
on
41/4s.
1962
710,000
Jake Schmidt,
Board
as
from
DeKalb, Illinois
$400,000
Sale—The
Bond
p.m.
hos¬
pital bonds offered on March 7—t
v.
191,
p.
1055—were awarded to
The Northern Trust Co., at a price
net interest cost of
3.70%, as follows:.
of 100.0005, a
about
$1,05,000 as 3%s.
from
1965
to
as 31/2S.
from 1970 to
85,000
210,000
from
as
3%s.
1973
to
Due on Dec. 1
1969
inclusive.
Due on Dec.
1972
1
inclusive?.
Due on Dec. i
1978
inclusive.
Kane County Community Sch.
Dish No. 3Q4 (P.O. 1113
Payton St., Geneva), III,
Offering—L. H. Besudin,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Bond
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m.
(CST) on March 24 for the
purchase of $250,000 school build¬
interest ing bonds. Dated April 1, 1960.
to 1977
(J-D) payable at any bank or trust Due on Oct. 1 from 1961 to 1979
inclusive. Principal and interest
company to be mutually agreed
(A-O) payable at any bank or
upon between the purchaser and
the Board of Education. Legality trust company in Illinois as may"
approved by Charles & Trauer- be agreed upon by the District
and the purchaser. Legality ap¬
nicht, of St. Louis.
Chicago Board of Education,
Illinois
Bond Offering—Carl H. Chat¬
ceive
City
Comptroller,
sealed
bids
until
as
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
Madison County Community
Unit S. D. No. 1 (P. O.
will re¬
10
a.
Roxana), Illinois
m.
(CST) (on March 30 for the pur¬
chase of $25,000,000 school bonds,
follows:
County Superintendent $15,000,000
of Public Instruction, will receive
10,0.00,800
bonds.
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on
ham, Jr.,
of
follows:
Bond
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
ters,
Dist. No. 1 (P. O. 215
as
Co.
$1,475,000 as 3V2s.
1,200,000 as 33/4s.
of Norfolk.
Escambia County Special Tax Sch.
members
were
—
Principal and interest
(M-S)
payable at the District
office. Legality ap¬
bonds offered on March 8—v. 191, Treasurer's
of
p. 952—were awarded to a syndi¬ proved by Burcham & Blair,
cate headed by the Bankers Trust Spokane.
ILLINOIS
Co., Chemical Bank New York
Trust Co., and Chase Manhattan
Champaign and Piatt Counties,
Bank,
as
3y4s, at a price of
Community Unit S, D. No, 3
100.0499, a basis of about 3.24%.
(P. O. Mahomet), III.
Other members of the syndi¬
Bond Off ering—Howard J ones,
cate
Other
cate
as of Oct. 1, 1964.
Prin¬
Chemical Bank New York Trust
cipal and interest (A-O) payable Co., Morgan Guaranty Trust Co.j
at the City Treasurer's office, Le¬ both of New
York, C. J. Devine &
gality
approved
by
Patterson, Co., Kuhn, Loeb & Co., First Na¬
Freeman, Richardson & Watson, tional Bank of Oregon, Portland,
of Jacksonville.
White, Weld & Co., Shields & Co.,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
Venice, Florida
R. W. Pressprich & Co., American
Bond Sale—The $500,000 storm
National Bank & Trust Co., of
drainage and paving bonds of¬
fered on March 2—v. 191, p. 847— Chicago, L. F. Rothschild & Co.,
Barr Brothers & Co., Trust Co.
were
awarded to a group com¬
of Georgia, in Atlanta, Dominick
posed of B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
& Dominick, City National' Bank
Inc., Adams, Sloan & Co., Inc., arid
&
Trust
Co., of Kansas City,
J. Herbert Evans & Co., Inc., at a
HJirsch & Co., Shearson, Hammill
price of 98.00, a net interest cost
& Co., Reynolds & Co., Fidelity
of about 4.77%, as follows:
Union Trust Co., of Newark, First
$54,000 as 43As. Due on Jan. 1 National Bank, of Dallas, City Na¬
from 1961 to 1966 inclusive.
tional Bank & Trust Co., of Chi¬
172,000 as 4y2s. Due on Jan. 1 cago, Julien Collins &
Co., King,
from 1967 to 1978 inclusive.
Quirk & Co., Inc., E. F. Hutton &
82,000 as 4.60s. Due on Jan. 1 Co.,
from 1979 to 1982 inclusive.
Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.,
192,000 as 4%s. Due on Jan. 1 Fitzpatrick, Sullivan & Co., Shel¬
from 1983 to 1989 inclusive.
by Cullom Davis & Co., DempseyTegeler & Co., F, W. Craigie &
GEORGIA
Co., John Small & Co., Fulton
Reid & Co., Inc., Farwell, Chap¬
Savannah, Ga.
man & Co., C. S. Ashmun Co., Av
Bond
Sale
The
$2,675,000
E. Masten & Co., Dittmar & Co.i
bonds offered on March 8—p. 191.
Federation Bank & Trust Co., of
p. 952—were awarded to a syndi¬
cate headed by Smith, Barney & New York, Frantz Hutchinson Sf
Co., at a price of 100.6221, a net Co., Dreyfus & Co., James A. An¬
interest cost of about 3.62%, as drews & Co., Inc., Henry G. Wells
& Co., Inc., and R. D. White &
follows:
Due
Delaware (State of)
Sale— The $12,436,000
Chicago 2),
Illinois
Bond Sale—The $25,000,000 ex¬
pressway,
series F limited tax
bonds offered on March 8—v. 191,
p. 847—were awarded to a syndi¬
cate headed by the Continental
Illinois National Bank & Trust
Callable
Bond
$500,000
tax
anticipation notes was sold
to The Connecticut Bank & Trust
Bond
Cook County (P. O,
mission, will receive sealed bids Co., First Natipnal Bank, Harris
until noon
(EST) on March 29 Trust & Savings Bank, and North¬
for
the
purchase
of $2,500,000 ern Trust Co., as 3V2S, at a price
auditorium 1960 revenue certifi¬ of 100.347, a basis of about 3.43%.
Waterbury, Conn.
Note Sale—An issue of
FLORIDA
Bond
City.
Legality ap¬
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Mitchell,
of
New
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
Coevr d'Alene), Idaho
Upland School District, San Ber¬
Calif.
$130,000 elec¬
York Trust Company,
by
proved
& Co.
nardino County,
of
Sch. Dist. No, 271 (P. O.
DELAWARE
hydro¬
Bank
CQNNECTICUT
(P. O. Sacramento), Calif.
lan, General Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until April 28 for the
as
5^
Dated May 1, I960. Due on May
from
1962 to
1980
inclusive.
1
Kootenai County Class "A"
Sacramento Municipal Utility Dist.
Bond Offering—William J. No¬
Callable
July 1, 1968, Principal and inter¬
est (J-J) payable at the Chemical
George K. Baum & Co.
& Co., J. Barth & Co., First of
Michigan Corporation, Kenower,
MacArthur & Co., Shuman, Ag¬
Somis Union School District,
Springs, California
Langford,
^
1,
3.
1966..
about 3.69%.
Palm
to
eral
A,, of San Francisco,
price of 100.04^ a net interest
of about 3.57%, as follows:
75,000
■
Bernardino Covnty, Calif.
:
1961
COLORADO
Co., of Hartford.
Ontayip Softool District, San
.
March
from 1961 to 1965 inclusive.
Bend Offering—V. Dennis War-
-'a
&
1,050,000
Francisco.
-
on
'
15
15, 1960. Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
City Treasurer's office. Legality
approved
by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
■
from
'
were
inclusive.
Dated April
£
Due
bonds.
inclusive.
.
April
from 1971 to 1980 inclusive.
•t
—
The; $1,500,000
—
the
by
$375,000
March
11 was sold to The California Bank,
of
a
cost
municipal improvement 1960,
Sale
awarded
cisco.
Mil)brae, Calif.
March 15 for the pur¬
$140,000, city 'improve¬
Aurora, Colo.
school ,1959, series A bonds of¬
fered on March 7—v. 191, p. 747—
N.
Bond Sale—An issue of $179,000
951
p.
Due
Is.
as
headed
••
191,
v.
—
Riperside County, Calif ornia
.
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
•
on
on
Riverside City School District,
interest
-the
offered
1980.-v
$19.0,000
of-
school bonds. Dated Aug. 15, 1955.
Due on Aug. 15 from 1969. to 1972
bonds
p.m.
until
County, Calif.
I
bids
7:30
—
received
of
ment
Sealed
Offering
be
1980
from 1972 to 1979 inclusive.
Stockton,
on
syndicate
Witter &
•
County Clerk, will receive sealed
p.m.
Dean
.
District;, San Joaquin
County, California
Offering—R. E. Graham,
at
April 1, 1985.
on
Bond Sale—The $400,000 gen¬
obligation public park im¬
provement bonds offered on March
and * Associates,
at .a
price
of 7—v. 191, p. 952—were awarded
100.01, a net interest cost of about to J. A. Hogle & Co.
4.04%, as follows:
Jefferson County School District
$142,000 as 5s.
Due on March 1
No. R-l (P. O. 1580 Yarrow
from 1961 to 1971 inclusive.
Street, Lakewood), Colo.
96,000 as 4s.
Due on March 1
Bond
Offering — Charles E,
San Francisco.
2
follows:
as
1
Youngberg, Taylor & Co., Lawson, Levy, Williams & Stern, Irv¬
ing Limdborg & Co., Shuman, Ag¬
new & Co., and C. N. White & Co.
awarded to the Bank of America
N.T. & S.A., of San Francisco,
Lodi School
bids,
Is. Due
Other members of the
were
on
Certificate Offering
as 4%s. Due on April
from 1972 to 1984 inclusive.
as
inclusive.
1978
1
520,000
37,000
Due
to
York City.
Bond Sale—The $250,000 school
1961 to 1981 inclusive. Prin¬
until
follows:
as
5s. Due on April
from 1961 to 1971 inclusive.
Richmond Sch. Dist. Contra
general obligation bonds.
Dated
April 15, 1960.
Dqe on April 15
Bond
price
a
A., of San
of 100.024,
$440,000
til 10 a.m.
of
at
& S.
net interest cost of about 4.16%,
a
as
29—v.
awarded
the
Legality - approved
by
Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
March
on
191, p. 846—were awarded
syndicate headed by the Bank
a
1956, series 2 bonds offered
Feb.
on
<
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
offered
1—v.
to
Co., Shearson, Hammill & Co., Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner,
Lawson, Levy, Williams & Stern, & Smith, William R. Staats & Co.,
Shuman, Agnew & Co., Dagensel- Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
ler &
Durst, Inc., Fred D. Blake E. F. Hutton & Co., Stone &
43/4s,
from
bonds
D
July 1 from 19i0
1, 1958.
Bopd Sale—The $997,000 school,
series
.
were
bids, at her office in Auburn, un¬
(PST) on March 15 for
purchase of $204,000 school
District, Alameda Cotinty,
syndi¬
follows: BIyth & Co.,
as
April 12 for the purchase of $3,235,000 school bonds. Dated July
Washington Union High School
the
of
(HS3)
of America N. T.
Inc., Merrill Lnych, Pierce, Fen¬
ner & Smith
Inc., Dean Witter &
Co., R. H. Moulton & Co., William
R. Staats & Co., E. F. Hutton &
to The Security r First
National Bank
of Los
Angeles,
at a price of 100.31, a
basis of about 4.71%.
Lincoln Union High School Dist.,
Placer County, California
Bond Offering — Evlyn Cooper,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
1
April
on
Due
members
cate were
awarded
as
to
4%s.
1983
April
on
1970 inclusive.
Due
1971
as
from
1970.
Due
to
4s.
as
120,000
San
1961
from
Due on March 1,
M-S.
4V4S.
as
from
Due on March 1
as
191, p. 951—-were
syndicate headed by
a
the Bank of America N.T. &
of San
'
.
6s.
$8,500
March 7—v.
awarded to
<
lows:
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
on
District, King County,
ices
...
Bond Sale—The $500,000
p. 847—were awarded to
composed of Stifel, Nic¬
olaus & Co.,. Blewer, Glynn & Co.,
and Stern Brothers & Co., as 4V4s,
—v.
building 1960 bonds.
building,
series
A
school
building bonds offered on Feb. 23
a
191,
group
60
at
price
a
about
of
)
11
(1164)
100.047,
KANSAS
basis of
a
4.24%.
INDIANA
electric
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
170,000
Butler.
of
Legality approved by
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
-
Bond
Sale—The
3—v.
191,
to the
awarded
National Bank,
t,
Thorncreek
Township School
Township (P. O. Columbia
.
f
iI }'<■/fH
M
'I4
1
/
u']i
;
l
'
.5
t
■:srai
'
s
"11 ?
M! >
[m Hi1;'
IH]I )|•
Ml
bids
until
1
p.
March 23 for the
on
of
mi
pur¬
school
$67,000
building
1960 bonds. Dated March 1, 1960.
Due semi-annually from July 1,
1960
to
Jan.
1, 1966 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the Citizens State Bank,
in
Columbia
City. Legality ap¬
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
■
!'♦ J1-?
"•
sealed
(CST)
chase
*
:« H
If L
receive
JI
'
R.
Cornelius, Township Trustee, will
.
',,-W
j
Thomas
—
school
tion
191,
v.
f
Feb.
23
The
(i
!
v-fiiiii!
f)
'0^
;
191,
v.
—
to
a
748
p.
about
3.70%,
$300,000
follows:
as
5s. Due semi-annually
as
Feb.
1
and
from
Aug. 1
1961 to 1965 inclusive.
on
430,000
3V2S.
as
nually
Due
Feb.
on
1
semi-an¬
and Aug.
1
'
from
1966 to 1972 inclusive.
-260,000 as 3.60s. Due semi-an¬
nually on Feb. 1 and Aug. 1
from
1973
260,000
to
1977
to
semi-an¬
Due
Feb. 1
on
inclusive.
1976
3.70s.
as
Iowa-Des
—
Aug.
and
1
inclusive.
1980
Moines
National
White-Phillips Co., at a price
100.009, a net interest cost of
about
3.82%,
Martin, Kentucky
Offering—Myrtle Dingus,
Clerk, will receive sealed
City
bids
until
4y4s.
as
Due
from 1961 to
115,000
1967
to
1971
as
255,000
1
1966 inclusive.
4s. Due
as
Nov.
on
3%s.
Nov. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Due
Nov.
on
1
(EST)
p.m.
on
March 14 for the purchase of $75,000 water and parking facilities
bonds.
revenue
1980
$74,000
j
7:30
Dated
April
1,
April 1 from 1962 to
on
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
payable at the State Na¬
tional
Bank,
of
Maysville. Le¬
gality approved by Skaggs, Hays
& Fahey, of Louisville.
terest
'
VtSJ i*' i
"!
;•>; r
from 1972 to 1976 inclusive.
131,000
■'"i /(
1
,
^
j$i:
hM '
iiM' »! '
l
} *:■;!
,
m
.
H'H
'J
'■
bids until 2 p.m.
Clerk,
1
,.'
!
follows:
as
$70,000
1
a
Nov.
on
1966
for
I
M
)
bids
f
'H
v
•
v!
i
V
bonds,
; ;.
i
!|..4
,
-
>
■?
-I
M
»-'JS
v
iMn
hi?
1961
sewer
Dated
from
1
to 1969
bonds. Due
to
Feb.
1960.
Callable
by
of
as
M-S.
Due
March
&
Taylor Mill, Ky.
Sale
The
$1,225,000
—
bonds
of¬
awarded
to
a
group
of Juran & Moody, Inc.,
Fox, Reusch & Co., and Cincinnati
Municipal Bond Corp., at a price
of
90.00, a net interest cost of
about
5.85%,
$172,000
5V4S. Due
as
1963
1,053,000
to
follows:
as
to
5V2S. Due
as
from 1976
1
inclusive.
on
March 1
to 2000 inclusive.
LOUISIANA
June
Legality
Bogalusa, Louisiana
1
Bond
Sale—An
issue
of
ap¬
syndicate
headed
Sanford, at
interest
Community
a
cost
follows:
Sch. Dist., Io wa
$500,-
000 public improvement bonds of¬
fered on March 3 was sold to a
by
Hattier
&
price of par, a net
of about 4.12%, as
-
.
i
Bond
,
on
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
March
16
until
for
7
the
p.m.
$60,000
1962
(CST)
purchase of
165,000
1960. Due
on
Nov.
1
from
1961
1979
Ahlers
Legality ap¬
Bannister, Carpenter,
Cooney, of Des Moines.
&
Offering
—
Ruth
75,000
4s.
and
as
Due
to
on
1974
Due
to
4.15s.
April 1 from
inclusive.
4.10s.
1975
as
1980
40,000
Stuart Community S. D., Iowa
Bond
as
on
1966
1967
from
inclusive.
by
as
160,000
-
to
5s. Due
to
from
$875,000 school bonds. Dated April
1,
as
April 1
inclusive.
on
April
1,
1981.
3^4s.
Due
on
April
1,
1982.
Gamer-
Interest A-O. Other members of
dinger, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
the
until March 24 for the purchase of
Brown
$360,000 school
Co.,
building bonds.
'
syndicate were- as follows:
Scharff & Jones, Inc., Newman
&
'
-
Offering
$15,000,000
March
on
Co., Barrow, Leary &
Equitable Securities Corp.,
—
will
Trust
Street
Bank-State
4s.
as
3.80s.
able
about
3.79%,
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows:
the
at
Brothers, First Boston
Corp., Equitable Securities Corpo¬
ration, Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
& Smith, Stone &
Webster
Securities Corp., John Nuveen &
Co., Wertheim & Co., Hibernia
National Bank in < New Orleans,
Scharff & Jones, Inc., Hattier &
Sanford, Newman, Brown & Co.,
&
000
Sale—An
temporary
March 8
on
National
National
Bank
of
Commerce
in
Orleans, Howard, Weil La¬
bouisse, Friedrichs & Co., Nation¬
Nusloch, Baudean & Smith, Arn¬
old & Crane, Stroud & Co., Inc.,
Goodbody & Co., Bacon, Whipple
& Co., Ducournau & Kees, Kean,
Taylor & Co., Schweickhardt &
Co.
March
on
Due
March
Due
16
Nov.
on
be
received
March
a.
sealed bids until
$500,000
Due
tax
1, 1960. Due
C.
Haas
&
Co., Kenower,
MacArthur & Co., Rowles, Win¬
ston & Co., Granger & Co., Ra¬
pides Bank & Trust Co., of Alex¬
andria, Steiner, Rouse & Co., Hayden, Miller & Co., Cunningham',
Schmertz & Co., Inc., First South¬
eastern Corp., Wheeler & Woolfolk, Inc., Dane & Co., and Derbes
bank
notes.
Paddock
& Co.
H;.
be
received until
on
March
Due
MAINE
Sale
7
—
awarded
to
The
—
notes
The
Note
$1,600,000
tax
offered
191,
v.
p.
on
1055—were
Boston
Safe
000
issue of $500,anticipation notes offered
County (P. O. La Plata),
Maryland
Offering—John
Chairman
ceive
the
L.
sealed
on
of
bids
March
until
22 for
$400,000
bonds.
on
anticipation notes offered
county
Dated
will
11
the
a.m.
pur¬
hospital
April' 1,
April 1 from 1961 to
000
tax
Offering
Jean
—
Clerk,
will
$410,000
series
A
500,000
on
sealed
on
A-O.
Legality
Semmes,
Baltimore.
Bowen
approved
&
Semmes,
The
on
953 —were
p.
Old
Bank
Kent
Trust Co., of Grand Rapids, as
/
;
■■ < •
•
Holland, Michigan
Sale—The $33,000 paving
Bond
special
assessment,
series
1959
on March 2—v. 191,
953—were awarded to the First
p.
National
at
Bank, of Holland,
price of par.',;-.
a
as
3yss,
Kalamazoo'Township (P. O. 1720
March
15
7:30
for
the
p.
v
Michigan ,'
Offering -— Garrett Ger-
.
Bond
naat,
Township.-Clerk,
D.
re¬
m.
pur¬
(EST)
until
will,
7:30
re¬
p.m.
March 14 for the pur¬
$29,837 :road improve¬
ment, .series 58A special assess¬
qn
chase'
of
ment .«bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1959.
on April 1 from 1961 to 1969
inclusive. .Principal and interest
(A-O); payable at the American
National Bank and Trust Com¬
Due
pany, of Kalamazoo.
proved
dock
&
Legality ap¬
by Miller; Canfield, Pad¬
Stone, of Detroit.
Lenawee County, Tecumseh Public
Sch. Dist. No. 11 (P. O.
16, 196(5. Due
Principal and
Bank,
bids
Tecumseh), Mich.
Note
man,
Offering
M.,
D.,
—
R.
F.
Secretary
Helzer-
of
the
Board
of
sealed
bids until 8:15 p.m. (EST)
14 for the purchase of
on
Education, will receive
March
Northampton, Massachusetts
$100,000 tax
Note Offering—Sealed bids will
Dated April
received
March
Due
by
of
Co.,
of Boston.
Le¬
gality approved by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
$300,000
Interest
Shaw¬
$600,000 temporary loan
National
be
offered
•
191,
2.40s/ ■
15, 1960.
interest payable at The Merchants
clusive.
1960.
V
Boston
Trust
bids until
Nov.
on
15,
the
Na¬
'
Offering — George
City Treasurer, will
April 1 from 1961 to 1990 in¬
April
awarded.,to
ceive- sealed
follows:
National
and
Deposit
&
Dated March
Due
notes
:
March'7~v;
.
Northampton, Mass.
Note
on
anticipation
$1,000,-
jointly.
clusive.
Dated
The
of
on
as
Bank,
Safe
April 15 from 1961 to 1990 in¬
1,290,000 series B bonds.
to
mut
(EST)
Due
of
to The Merchants
tional Bank,: of Boston.
notes.
improvement
bonds.
sold
chase
bids until 8:30 p.m. (EST)
March 29 for the purchase of
$1,700,000
general
bonds, as follows:
was
Hor-
sealed
Co., of Bos¬
issue
receive
R.
on
Boston
anticipation notes offered
Adler,
City
The
$500,000
ceive
neck,
Sale—An
March 2
on
approved by Piper & Marbury, of
Rockville, Maryland
to
Chelsea,
Note
Bedford, Massachusetts
Note
Principal and in¬
terest (A-O) payable at the Mer¬
cantile-Safe
Deposit
and
Trust
Company, in Baltimore. Legality
Bond
sold
of
par.
Riverview Drive, Kalamazoo),.
New
inclusive.
Baltimore.
was
Safe Deposit & Trust
of
re¬
2
ton.
Sulli¬
Board
Commissioners,
(EST)
chase
of
Sale—An issue of $200,000
March
Bank,
price of
a
on
16
tax
Oct.
until
11
a.m.
(EST)
purchase of
anticipation
notes.
for the
1,
1961.
payable
Bank,
>:■
anticipation
notes.
1, I960. Due on April
Principal
and
interest
at .the
United
Savings
Tecumseh.
24, 1960.
Randolph, Mass.
$570,000
Bond Sale—The
age
f
The
to
bonds offered
Milford, Massachusetts
tax
awarded
Grand Rapidn Sch. Dist., Mich.
Sale — The $800,000 tax
•
&
4 was sold to The Na¬
Shawmut Bank, of Boston.
tional
De¬
MARYLAND
van,
anticipation,: notes.
8, 1960.
Sale—An
tax
Note
Bond
(EST)
m.
purchase of
March 1—v. 191,
on
State
41/£s, at
March
on
posit & Trust Co., of Boston.
Charles
a.
the
Methuen, Mass.
Bangor, Maine
Note
11
for
Nov.
on
Stone, of Detroit.
were
—
Chelsea
as
Leominster, Mass.
Note Offering—Sealed bids will
$300,000 /tax
any
...
848
p.
Bank, of Boston.
15
&
'
bonds offered
sold to The First Na¬
was
and
at
Chelsea, Michigan
Bond Sale —The $40,000 auto¬
mobile
parking system revenue
$100,000
anticipation notes offered on
tional
Principal
payable
1960.
Note Sale—An issue of
March 7
(J-J)
trust company designated
or
by the successful bidder. Legal¬
ity approved by Miller, Canfield,
purchase of
Holliston, Massachusetts
tax
on
July 1 from 1960
on
inclusive.
1964
interest
(EST)
m.
a.
the
(EST)
p.m..
provement 1959 bonds. Dated Jan.
to
anticipation
Nov. 7,
on
11
for
8
March 28 for the purchase of $21,000 special assessment water im¬
(EST)
m.
the purchase of
anticipation
notes.
until
notes.
2, 1960.
Bond, Offering—Robert H. Dud¬
.
G.
Nov.
on
ley, Township Clerk, will receive
4, 1960.
15
a. m.
(EST)
purchase of
(P. O. 4200
Telegraph Road, Bloomfield
Hills), Michigan
Gloucester, Mass.
Note Offering—Sealed bids will
on
the
MICHIGAN
for
tax
for
15
Bloomfield Township
Gardner, Mass.
Note Offering—Sealed bids will
$300,000
•
.
of $1,000,-
Bank, and the First Na¬
on
,*
$500,000 -tax • anticipation
notes offered
11
on
Note Offering—Sealed bids will
American Bank of New Orleans,
al
\
be received'until 11:30
tional Bank, of Boston.
received until
1960." Due
Westwood, Mass.
sold to Merchants
was
be
New
issue
loan
1,
•
-
Fall River, Massachusetts
Note
'/;//
:
the
at
Boston.'
Legality
by Storey, Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
approved
April
and" Trust
Street Trust Co., Boston.
Palmer
Lehman
off-street
Boston Safe- Deposit
Company,' of Boston.
Legality.;.approved
by
Storey,'
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
able
Bank-State
Second
.
Dated
Co.,
3.90s.
of
cost
fol¬
April 1 from 1961 to 1980 inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest pay¬
re¬
Second
ceive sealed bids c/o The
pur¬
as
'
1
•
street
and
parking bonds.
73,000 sewer bonds.
'
Chap¬
Gerard
Treasurer,
Town
bonds.
;
■
bonds,
100,000
15, 1960.
Dennis, Mass.
16 for- the
$673,000
$500,000 school project, act of 1948
of
notes.
anticipation
tax
Nov.
on
March
on
of
chase
lows:
(EST)
for the purchase
as
$4,152,000
2,974,000
7,874,000
on
1
inclusive.
on
1979
Due
April
(EST)
as
interest
1975
.
15
$500,000
Due
Bond
follows:
1960. Due
June
v
Municipal Department, 111 Frank¬
lin
St., Boston, until 11
a. m.
(EST) on March 15 for the pur¬
chase of $300,000
school bonds.
Dated
April
1,
1960.
Due on
April 1 from 1961 to 1970 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest pay¬
facilities
inclusive.
on
net
as
March
on
man,
191, p. 953—were awarded
syndicate headed by Blyth
& Co., Inc., at a price of 100.592, a
County
March
on
1975
Chicopee.
be received until 11:30 a. m.
.
com¬
posed
Bank, of Boston, Mu¬
nicipal Department, Room 421, 40
Water Street* Boston, until 11 a.m.
Dedham, Mass.
Note Offering—Sealed bids will
•'
a
March 7—v. 191, p. 953—
on
Shawmut
■
v
7—v.
anticipation
revenue
The
—
*
1,
Fleischer,
sealed
$500,000
Sale—An issue of
anticipation notes offered on
March 9 was sold to The Hadley
about
V—
*
highway bonds offered
to
March
were
Sale
ap¬
Louisville.
Bond
of
Louisiana (State of)
Bond
in¬
Legality
Grafton
basis
a
;V:
on
1985
to
'•
on
1968 inclusive.
1960.
Iowa Falls
i
proved
if i
of
bonds.
revenue
1961
Interest
from
1960
'
bonds. Due
sewer
I 11
r
as¬
proved by Herrick & Langdon, of
Des Moines.
be
i::i
$37,000 special
as follows:
inclusive.
?f 4
fr. <
time
same
June
from 1961
1
,
i ;T
H"
uH
the
at
on
4,000
'
i*>
Legality
& Langdon,
Offering—Robert H.
1968
I
J
1960.
$19,000 street improvement bonds.
W
;
1,
Due
i
1965.
waterworks
re¬
sessment
ll!."! i?
from
clusive.
to
of Des Moines.
the purchase of
.1
'
'
1961
from
ceive
';
J
Nov.
inclusive.
March
1 from
'1
1
approved by Herrick
14,000
1
1
32,000 street improvement bonds.
i.ivi
1,
on
Clelland, City Clerk, will also
"1-
•
March
fered
s''
4) «
Dated
building
March
1,
from 1961 to 1967 inclusive.
Dated
;f'
!»Mf
school
proved
bonds. Due
sewer
Due
|;:l y
i«.
•'
on
..
.iC
5
receive
(CST)
22
for
the
purchase of
$102,000 general obligation bonds,
Additional
i
will
March
t!
j'ij.lt:')
."
si
City
sealed
Owensboro, Ky.
Bond Offering—Adelle Shelton,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 3 p. m. (CST) on March
14
for
the
purchase of $500,000
Dodge, Iowa
land,
ji'i
Ml
1,
Bond Offering—Robert H. Clel-
,
m :
1,41:
l-M
:
,i
Nov.
on
1978.
Fort
M' i I
b>' I
I.
3.80s. Due
as
1977 and
par,
Inc.
Bond
1960. Due
follows:
as
KENTUCKY
were
of
of
a
Bank
group
&
4.08%/
Nor¬
Co., of Chicago, City
& Trust
Co., of
City, Stein Bros. & Boyce,
William
Blair
& Co.,
First of
Michigan
Corp.,
and
Milburn,
Cochran
&
Co., at a price of
100.027, a
net
interest
cost
of
composed of
group
and
of
•
the
of
composed
nually
Bank, of Des Moines, Becker &
Cownie, Inc., Carleton D. Beh Co.,
mi
;
8—
a
Hattier & Sanford,
Jones, Inc., and New¬
Brown & Co., as 4s, at a
price
Trust
from
awarded
652—were awarded to
p.
Treasurer,
City
Falls Trust Co., of
Offering—John E. Clark,
will
receive
bids
c/o
T he
National
Bond
Chicopee, Massachusetts
Sale—The $400,000 school
bonds offered on Feb. 25—v. 191,
obliga¬
March
on
Waltham, Massachusetts
Nov. 10, 1960.
on
Note
Scharff
847—were awarded to
p.
Community S. D., Iowa
Bond Sale—The $575,000 high
school building bonds offered on
Hi1
W4
i:
■
offered
Due
Trust
New
3.56%.-
Deposit & Trust Co.
Bond
man,
*
anticipation notes offered on
7 was sold to The Second
Bank-State Street Trust Co., and
Safe
1056—were
Bankers
York, and White,
Weld & Co., jointly, as 3.60s, at
a price of 100.229, a basis of about
tax
Boston
The
to
of
Co.,
$750,000
Sale—An issue of
tax
No. 1 (P. O, Jonesboro), La.
March 8—v. 191, p.
on
March
5%.
$1,250,000
The
building, general
syndicate
a
composed
Belmond
iM; VI f
.mi
Legality
City School Dist., Kan.
bonds
syndi¬
Jackson Parish Consol. Sch. Dist.
office.
—
offered
price of par, a net in¬
terest cost of about 4.11%, with
interest rates ranging from 3 xk %
1,
1, 1960. Principal
(A-O) payable at the
Sale
$415,000
bonds
time—v. 191, p. 847—
awarded to the above
cate, at
to
April
on
of Wichita.
man,
IOWA
Htpib
fit! Hi
inclusive.
1972
Kansas
City), Ind.
Offering
Bond
.
1
approved by William P. Timmer-
National
"
April
on
Due
Treasurer's
thern
,
,
,
of
inclusive.
March
Bond
March
on
952—were
p.
Holland
Holland.
■f
State
1
Sale—The
obligation
same
Monday, Maych 14, 1960
.
awarded
Note
Additional
general
.
Brockton, Massachusetts
Co.
&
at the
1974.
and
and interest
Salina
school
$24,500
building bonds offered
U> H" V
(J a W" '5»
|tV < " '
*«
Dated
April
on
to 1965
4^s.
as
1973
Shoals Community Sch. Dist.
,(P. O. Shoals), Ind.
-_/
Due
from 1966 to
68,000
1 and
Aug. 1 from 1961 to 1965 inclusive.
follows:
as
Dane
utility
water
sold to David-
4%s. Due
as
$280,000
were
4%s.
as
from 1961
Due semi-annually on Feb.
ttTtli!
and
was
son-Vink-Sadler, Inc.,
$42,000
(CST) on March 29 for the
purchase of $145,000 school build¬
ing 1960 bonds. Dated Aug. 1,1960.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the Knisely National Bank
light
bonds
revenue
8 p.m.
f
Howard, Weil,
Labouisse, Friedrichs & Co., and
Oakley, Kansas
.
MASSACHUSETTS
Ducournau & Kees,
Bond Sale—An issue of
Butler Metropolitan S. D., Ind.
Bond Offering—Grant L. Ulm,
lt>
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
Lincoln Park, Michigan
Bond Offering—William G. Susewer¬
loan, act of 1955 bonds offered
zore,
City
sealed bids
Clerk,
will
until 8:30 p.m.
receive
(EST)
S
191
Volume
Number 5933
»
.
The
.
Commercial
and Financial Chronicle
March 14 for the purchase of cate were as follows:
Phelps,
$188,00.0
street improvement Fenn &. Co., White, Weld & Co.,
bonds, as follows:^
Hornblower &
Weeks, John Nu-
on
$100,000 general obligation bonds.
Feb.
1
Due
on
1966
from
inclusive.
1962
-
-
.
to
88,000 special assessment bonds.
'Due
Feb.
on
1
from
1961
inclusive.,
1964
"
interest
and
Principal
to
(F-A)
&
veen
Co., W. H. Morton & Co.,
Bacon, Stevenson & Co., Goodbody & Co., Bacon,
Whipple &
Co., H. V. Sattley & Co., Charles
A
Parcells & Co.,
Ray Allen,
Olson
&
Beaumont, Inc., and
Burns, Corbett
payable at the Detroit Bank and
Detroit.- Legality
Co.,
Trust
& Stone, of Detroit.
dock
Community S. D.
7, Michigan
No.
Sale
The
—
and site, 1959 .series II
bonds offered on March 2—v. 191,
p. 848—were awarded to a syndi¬
cate headed by the First of Mich¬
building
igan Corporation, at a price
100.035,
a
net interest cost
4.55%,
about
able
at
1970
to
pany
ful (bidder.
of
Miller, Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
720,000
I
Note
Due
June
on
1,
4V2s. Due
June 1
from 1972 to 1989 inclusive.
vj
as
on
Other members of the syndicate
were
follows: Braun, Bosworth
as
Paddock
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
F e n n e r
&
Smith,
McDonaldMoore & Co., Ryan, Sutherland &
& Co., Inc.,
bids
March
on
$240,000
Dated
until
23
for
tax
1,
terest
the
(EST)
m.
purchase
15, 1960.
Principal
1960.
payable
trust
p.
anticipation
March
Sept.
8
at
of
notes.
Due
on
in¬
and
bank
any
or
designated by the
company
successful bidder.
'
.
Co., and Martin & Co.
Milwaukee School District (P. O.
Saginaw), Michigan
Bond
Offering—Claude
■
Snarey,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p. m.
(EST) on March 22 for the
purchase of $350,000 school gen¬
eral obligation limited tax bonds.
March
Dated
April
1 from
I960.
.1,
1962 to
Due
at
designated
company
cessful
by
trust
or
by
the
suc¬
bidder. Legality approved
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock
&
Stone, of Detroit.
Michigan
Offering—John H. Hahn,
City
bids
Clerk,
until
March
will
receive
7:30
for
28
p.
the
sealed
(EST)
m.
purchase
on
of
$645,000 automobile parking sys¬
refunding and improvement
848—were
p.
Bond
from
1961
able
at
bidder.
Miller,
Canfield,
bids
until
March
$530,000
Dated
11
29
a.
for
disposal
sewage
March
1,
on
purchase
1960.
on
March 1 from 1962 to 1991 inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at any bank or trust com¬
pany
&
'
—
Clarence
follows:
as
49,000 paving general obligation
bonds.
1, 1959. Due
1960
from
1968
to
on Oct.
inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O)
able
pay¬
National
the
at
Bank, of
Legality
approved
by
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock
&
Detroit.
Additional
the
also
Offering—Mr. Ladd,
receive sealed bids at
same
time for the purchase of
general
obligation
re¬
volving fund bonds. Dated Nov.
special
offered
—were
of par.
payable
at
4s, at
a
price
,Wyandotte, Michigan
Bond
Sale—The $39,000
County (P. O. Port
Huron), Michigan
Sale
The
$2,900,000
motor vehicle
highway fund bonds
offered on March
1—v.'191, p. 848
—were
848—were awarded to The Wy¬
andotte Savings Bank, of Wyan¬
awarded
to
Corporation,
a
at
net
as
interest
follows:
$1,075,000
as
a
syndicate
a
of
Michigan
price of 100.049,
cost of about
4.02%,
Due
July
on
635,000
as
4y2S. Due on July
from 1974 to 1978 inclusive.
095,000
as
1979 to
195,000
as
4s. Due
on
as
April
1,
from
1962
1
y>s.
Due
on
Other
Brooklyn Center, Minn.
Sale —The $730,000 gen¬
bonds offered on
191, p. 953 —were
awarded to a group composed of
John
Nuveen
&
Co., Shearson,
Hammill & Co., Harold E. Wood
8
of
the
Mannheimer-Egan,
and
Co.,
as
syndi¬
April
on
1
inclusive. Prin¬
&
as
3%s. Due on Jan. 1
from 1962 to 1965
as
4s.
Chickasaw
on
848—were
p.
of
Bonds
Bond
000
the purchase
of $865,000
building bonds. Dated Feb.
1, 1960. Due on Feb. 1 from 1963
Callable
as
of
Feb.
bidder.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Dorsey, Owen, Barber,
Marquart & Windhorst, of Minne¬
apolis.
Park-Newport Indep.
S. D. No. 833 (P. O. St. Paul
Park), Minnesota
Bond Sale—The $900,000 school
building general obligation bonds
offered
on
—were
awarded
March 3—v. 191, p. 953
to
a
group
Due
from 1966 to 1968
inclusive.
on
Jan.
inclusive.
1
issue
bonds
com¬
composed
Memphis,
and
& Co., as
March
from
of
1960.
1,
1961
to
Due
1980
1963 to
Union
4.40s. Due
as
from
on
March 7
to
and
43/4s.
Due
on
to
1980
p.
749
—
were
and
J., Prescott &
net in¬
as fol¬
E.
Co., .at a price of par, a
terest cost of about 4.18%,
lows:
-
$25,000
as
25,000
as
Feb. 1
inclusive.
1971
4.20s.
on
Feb.
1
1975 inclusive.
Feb.
15
composed
1960
bonds
191,
p.
offered
on
749—were
Feb.
24—
awarded
to
awarded
Alvis
to
&
191,
tional Bank, of Manchester.
a
Co.,
Bayonne, New Jersey
Note Offering — John F.
City
Clerk,
bids
until
March
Nun¬
receive
2:30
16
$700,000
will
tax
the
24,
on
purchase
anticipation
March
Lee,
sealed
(EST)
p.m.
Tor
Dated
R.
on
1057—were
follows:
as
March 24, 1961.
John
and
offered
p.
$500,000 to the Amoskeag Nation¬
al
Bank, of Manchester.
500,000 to the Merchants Na¬
of
Memphis,
nery & Co.
$1,000,000 tem¬
notes
NEW JERSEY
1960.
of
notes.
Due
on
Legality approved
by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & Mc¬
Carthy, of
New
York
City.
MISSOURI
Dumont School District, N. J.
Bond Offering—Harold P. De-
Jackson
County Consol. Sch. Dist.
J No. 1 (P. O. Hickman Mills),
Missouri
Bond Sale—An issue of
$450,000
school building bonds was sold to
a group composed of The City Na¬
&
Co., and
Crowe, Inc.,
$185,000
Trust
Luce, Thompson
follows:
4i/2s.
as
as
Due
1971
4s. Due
to
1975
4y8s.
as
&
as
from 1961 to
1972
Co., Com¬
Stern Brothers
from 1976 to
Feb.
1,
on
on
Feb.
1
inclusive.
Feb. 1 from
Due
on
Feb.
1
1980 inclusive.
1960.
Principal
(F-A) payable at the
City National Bank & Trust Co.,
in Kansas City. Legality approved
by Stinson, Mag, Thomson, McEvers
&
Fizzell, of Kansas City.
Ladue School District (P. O. 1201
South Warson Road,
St. Louis
County 24), Mo.
Bond
Offering—Robt.
Secretary
Education,
on
S. Wein-
of the Board
will
March 1 from 1961 to 1980
interest
payable at any St. Louis bank or
trust company designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality
ap¬
Principal
and
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
of St. Louis.
Baker
school
1960.
bonds.
Due
on
Dated
March
1
March
from
1,
1961
inclusive,
1983
to
Principal and
interest
(M-S)
payable at the
County Trust Co., Dumont.
Le¬
gality
approved
by
Hawkins,
Delafield & Wood, of New York
City.
\
Edison\Township (P. O. Nixon),
New Jersey
Bond Offering—Andrew Muller,
Director of Finance, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
March 21 for the purchase of $2,180,000 school bonds. Dated March
1,
1959. Due on March 1 from
1961 to 1985 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (M-S) payable at the
Edison Bank, in .Edison. Legality
approved by Caldwell, Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
City.
Monmouth Regional High
School
Dist. (P. O. Eatontown), N. J.
Sale — The $1,675,000
building bonds offered on
Bond
school
March
8—v.
awarded
191, p. 954—were
syndicate headed
National State Bank, of
to
a
the
Newark, as 4.30s, at a price of
100.159, a basis of about 4.28%.
by
Other
cate
members
were
as
of
the
syndi¬
follows: Ira Haupt &
Co., J. B. Hanauer & Co., John J.
Ryan & Co., Van Deventer Bros.,
MONTANA
Special Improvement District
Bond Sale—The
Socio, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EDST) on May
4 for the purchase of $3,000,000
inclusive.
Independent School
$650,000 school
building bonds offered on March
8—v. 191, p. 953—were awarded
to a group composed of Juran &
Moody, Inc., American National
Bank, of St. Paul, Kalman & Co.,
Inc., and McDougal and Condon,
loan
8—v.
&
Co., Inc.
District No. 381, Minn.
Sale—The
March
M-S.
sold
was
of
of Boston.
the Union Planters National Bank,
inclusive.
Slayton, Minnesota
$60,000 funding
Kalman &
Interest
Due
on
Bond Sale—The
v.
1,
1961
Due
1967
to
from 1972 to
from
of
receive
sealed
bids until 4 p.m. (CST) on March
30 for the purchase of $3,300,000
school bonds. Dated May 1, 1960.
Due
4s. Due on Feb. 1 from
to
1
&
as
inclusive.
3.70s.
1963
Allen
County (P. O. Pontotoc),
Mississippi
Bond Sale—An issue of $100,000
county
improvement bonds
of¬
on
sold to The First Na¬
was
Bank,
Manchester, N. H.
Pontotoc
stock,
as
t
'
Dover, New Hampshire
Note
$25,0,000
March
Dated
March
inclusive.
group- qomposed
a
•
NEW HAMPSHIRE
porary
Legality approved by Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Dated
of
Moody, .Inc., .Kalman '&
&
Juran
191,
v.
—
awarded
•
.
bonds.
1
and interest
sani¬
school
Decatur),
sold to
was
1960.
160,000
tary sewer 1960 bonds offered on
*j
»
April 14 for the purchase of
$6,000,000 general obligation
Special Mun. Separate
4y2S
105,000
1990 inclusive.
1986 to
t
til
In¬
Mississippi
March 1
Sauk Rapids, Minn.,
Bond Sale — The $80,000
March
on
Bond Sale—An issue of
March 1
to 1985 inclusive.
from 1983
250,000
on
Co.,
inclusive.
School Dist. (P. O.
March 1
1982 inclusive.
4.30s. Due
v
March 4
Co.,
as
&
tional
Trust
from
on
Gibbs, Fiscal Agent for the Dis¬
trict, will receive sealed bids un¬
Newtown and Neshoba Counties
merce
135,000
as
t.
offered
191, p. 954 — were
to Southwick-Campbell
5.70s/ 1
V
;
>
v.
—
Note Sale—An issue of $450,000
Legality approved by
Trauernicht, of St. temporary loan notes offered on
&
Dean Witter &
on
Co.,
4%s, 4s and 4y4S. Dated
&
4V4S. Due
a
of
Bensdorf
Herman
Bank
as
Alvis
to
Planters National Bank,
tional
Co., and Shearson,
Hammill
&
Co., at a price of
100.1042, a net interest cost of
about 4.38%, as follows:
&
im¬
County, County Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Las Vegas), Nevada
Bond
Offering — Lauren W.
$300,-
group
posed of Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.,
$515,000
of
sold
was
Union
1, 1980. Principal and inter¬
est (F-A) payable at any bank or
fered
trust company designated by the
group
successful
Sale—An
school
Co., and Alvis & Co., jointly,
for
bonds
\
■
Clark
Lafayette^ County, Oxford Mun.
Separate Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Oxford), Miss.
school bonds
Indep. Sch. Dist.
inclusive.
$740,000
7
awarded
not sold.
Bank,
school
1990
Sold—The
Special Improvement
NEVADA
to
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on March
to
7—v. ,191, p. 849—were awarded
to The State, at a price of par.
March
Louis.
No. 840, Minnesota
Bond Offering—Fred Behrends,
23
Not
Charles
Minneapolis.
St. James
Bond Sale—The $25,0,00 swim¬
ming pool bonds offered on March
provement
industrial plant bonds offered on
March
7—v.
191, p. 953—were
March 1—
awarded
The Northwestern National
Sunburst, Mont.
•
District No. 1, Moni.
Bond Sale — The $75,000
Houston), Mississippi
$620,000 gen¬
eral obligation drainage 1960 first
191,
future.
Districts Nos. 1, 4 and 5 (P. O.
Sale—The
series bonds offered
of¬
County Supervisors*
terest M-S.
Minnesota
Bond
bonds
March 7—v. 191, p. 749—
The bonds will be
near
•
.
1960
MISSISSIPPI
until" 10
County (P. O. Olivia),
-Two Harbors
follows:
105,000
members
Due
1971
to
Renville
—v.
$630,000 improvement bonds, at
a
price of 100.023, a net in¬
terest cost of about 4.47%,
1,
Education,
Owen, Barber, Marquart
Windhorst, of Minneapolis.
obligation
March
$160,000
July
bids
terest J-D.
not sold.
March 29 for the
on
sey,
1968
1
1985.
of
1960.
from
Inc., as follows:
1984 inclusive.'
Board
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
at
any
bank or trust company
designated by the successful bid¬
der.
Legality approved by Dor-
Bond
eral
were
purchase of $1,950,000 school site
and building 1960 bonds.
Dated
3s.
1
July 1 from
Sam Gale,
sealed
(CST)
3i0,000
&
5s.
from 1961 to 1973 inclusive.
the
receive
a.m.
MINNESOTA
—.
beaded by the First
of
until 8 p.m. (MST) on March 16
for the purchase of $19,540 school
bonds.
Dated June
15, 1960. In¬
inclusive.
Sunburst
No. 1, Minn.
-Bond Offering—Mrs.
on
inclusive.
building
on
reoffered in the
p.
St. Clair
Bond
1
Minneapolis Special School District
Co.,: Inc.,
sewer
bonds offered on March 1—v. 191,
dotte,
school
H.
Jan. 1 from
1971
White Bear Lake Independent
for
22
to
1975
fered
inclusive.
March
on
(P. O. Lolo), Montana
Offering — Francis
Middlemist, Clerk of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
Jan.
on
School District No. 624, Minn.
Bonds Not Sold—The $1,200,000
$6,322,000 bonds—v. 191, p. 749—has
been postponed until March 29.
any
1959
March 7—v. 191, p. 953
awarded to The Peoples
as
(A-O)
trust company designated
approved ...by
Miller, ;.Canfield,
& Stone, of Detroit,
on
Bank, of Trenton,
or
Paddock
bonds
water
assessment
interest
by the successful bidder. Legality
Riverview, Mich.
sale—The $49,000
Bond
&
sale
posed
I, 1959. Due on Oct. 1 from 1960
1974 inclusive. Principal and
bank
McKean
1
Jan.
on
1981
Milloula County Sch. Dist. No. 18
fol¬
1
Due
4s. Due
to
Minneapolis, Minnesota
to
Dickinson, Wright,
^"''lip, of Detroit.
Due
to
1962
as
Bond Sale Postponed—The pro¬
$80,000
designated by the successful
bidder.
Legality
approved
by
4j/2s.
Jan.
inclusive.
.
Stone, of Detroit.
will
inclusive.
on
1974
as
1
Jan. 1 from
Due
to
1975
from
220,000
St. Paul
bonds.
1
1965
on
3.90s.
as
1972
Jan.
net in¬
a
4.14%,
61
Bond
$430,000
inclusive.
4y4s.
as
inclusive.
on
price of par,
a
lows:
time for $1,04,000
same
$55,000 paving special assessment
of
bonds.
Due
Paddock
Offering
Dated Nov.
(EST)
m.
the
pay¬
com¬
Ladd, will also receive sealed
bonds,
Stone, of Detroit.
Offering—Harry W. HorSecretary of the Board of
Public Works, will receive sealed
trust
or
by the success¬
Legality approved by
Additional
company designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
Bond
inclusive.
to
1969
from
v.
1970
Stone, of Detroit.
trust
ton,
to
designated
pany
ful
bids at the
&
to
bank
any
H.
Oakland County, Keego Harbor
Sewer Dist. (P. O. Pontiac), Mich.
29—
awarded
Principal and interest (A-O)
Due
dock
Feb.
Due
1968
Inc., at
terest cost of about
1
follows:
as
4s. Due
as
40,000
Wayne, Michigan
Offering — Clarence H.
revenue
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1960.
July 1 from 1961 to 1980
inclusive. Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at any bank or
on
Ladd, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p. m. (EST)
on
March 2& for the purchase of
$96,000
rehaj^lit.a,tjon
bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1960. Due on Oct.
tem
on
offered
Barcus, Kindred & Co., and Shan¬
non & Co.,
jointly.
1
Mount Clemens,
Bond
bonds
191,
v.
1970 inclu¬
bank
any
tricts
on
sive. Principal and interest (A-O)
payable
Taylor Township (P. O. 23555
Goddard Road, Taylor), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $305,000 special
assessment
sanitaryr sewer
dis¬
1981
Jan.
bonds, at a price
net interest cost of
1963
as
from
will
Cobb,
to
33/4S.
as
30,000
Clerk
Offering — Norman A.
City Clerk, will receive
on
par, a
about 4.49%,
&
Southgate, Michigan
inclusive.
1971.
l-i
Legality approved ,by
sealed
43/4s.
40,000 as
■
pay¬
bank or trust com¬
designated by the success¬
any
Due
of
from
1
inclusive.
park
$15,000
Jan.
on
1974
1975
$100,000
improvement
Principal and interest (A-O)
$240,000 as 5s. Due on June 1 from
1963
sewer
bonds. Dated Oct.
1, 1959. Due on
Oct. 1 from 1960 to 1969
inclusive.
of
follows:
as
Rhodes,
$125,000
$1,000,000
from
Due
to
4V2s.
as
1966 to
Joseph, Michigan
Offering — Charles J.
City Clerk, will receive
Bond
1969
185,000
15,000
sealed bids until 7:30
p. m. (EST)
on
March 14 for the purchase of
Marine City
Bond
Pickard, Inc.
4V4S.
as
from
•
St.
ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
&
180,000
•
(1165)
Inc., and F. R. Cole & Co.
No. 22, Mont.
Bond
City
Offering—Verol
Corbitt,
will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on March
29 for the purchase of $285,000
improvement bonds. Dated April
Clerk,
1, 1960. Due on Jan, 1, 1980.
Morris
County (P. O. Morristown),
New
Jersey
Bond Offering—Helen A. Munson, Clerk of the Board of Chosen
Freeholders, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on March
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.
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23
r
for
,
i
Roosevelt
White
bonds.
of
241,000 park, series A bonds.
39,000 park, series B bonds.
March
Dated
'"Mi
March 1 from
1,
Due
■Li
Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
& Wood, of New York City.
*\U
i i
Deptford To'wnsh'ip S. D.
(P. O. Phulsboro), N. J.
Bond Offering — H. Adelbert
«fel
Moore, Jr., Secretary of the Board
Of Education, will receive sealed
clf 1
■{
(EST) on March
purchase of $2,250,000
school bonds. Dated June 1, 1959.
bids until 8 p.m.
22
|V( f '
to,;*
?;■;
m *
"?■&
Hlb
/ ;
*
i\K
rit
,,
,
,T
R
"R'
R
;t, i
1969 to
1,170,000 as
1, 1980.
*
on
1976
V4S.
awarded to The Chase Manhattan
Bank
Bank, of New York City.
New York City
'
Housing
Authority, New York
Note
Offering
—
will
Chairman,
William
receive
Reid,
sealed
bids until 1 p.m. (EST) on March
15 for the purchase of $27,125,000
&
Ohio
Bond Offering—Russell R.:
Due
on
April
Offering
Bond
syndicate
Chemical
Bank
Co., of New York,
Illinois
National
Trust
Co., of Chicago,
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co., of
New
York,
Salomon
Bros.
&
Hutzler, White, Weld & Co., Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co., Wertheim & Co., Wood, Guhdy & Co.,
Inc., Folger, Nolan, Flemihg-W.
B. Hibbs & Co., Inc., Kenower,
MacArthur & Co., Henry G. Wells
& Co., Inc., and Federation Bank
& Trust Co., of New York.
/
K.
Clarence
—
will receive sealed bids until
noon
on
of
bonds.
noon
(EST) on April 6 for the purchase
of $541,000 school building bonds.
Dated April 1,1960. Due on Nov.
March 22 for the pur¬
$31,000 fire protection
March 1,, 1960. Due
Dec, 1 from 1961 to 1970 inclu¬
(EST)
chase
on
until
bids
sealed
Fair,
the Board of Education,
of
Clerk
Eckermann, Township Clerk, will
receive
follows:
Continental
i
April 1
New York Trust
as
v
(P. O. 477 Rlchmohd Heights
Road, Cleveland 24), Ohio
inclusive,
Other members of the
were
Richmond Heights Local S. D.
Dated
1
to
1961
from'
inclusive.
1982
Principal and interest (M-N) pay^
interest (J-D) .able at the Cleveland Trust Com¬
payable at the Genoa Banking
pany, of Cleveland. Legality apT
Company, of Genoa. Legality ap¬ proved
by
Squire, Sanders &
proved
by
Squire, Sanders
& Dempsey, of Detroit.
Dempsey, of Celveland.
, •
sive. Principal and
,
.
Scioto-Darby LodOl Sch. Dist.
And over, Ohio
Bond
Fred A. Mc-
Offering
(P. O. 5611 Scioto-Darby
Rotid, HilMtd), Ohio
i
for the
temporary
CLXXVI).
'
**V- J
M |W. J,
from
ohio
April 1,
Intyre, Village Clerk, will receive V Bond Offering — Margaret D.
loan notes (Issue
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
/Michel, Clerk of the Board of
Dated April 11, 1960.
March
14
for the
purchase of
Education,
Will; receive
sealed
Due on Oct. 26, 1960. Legality ap¬
$8,672 sanitary sewer and water bids until noOn
Due on June 1 from 1960 to 1979
(EST) on March
proved
by
Sullivan,
Donovan,
Robe soh County (P. O. Lumberbonds. Dated March 1, 1960. Due
24 for the
inclusive. Principal
and interest
purchase of $425,000
Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane, of
on Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1970 inclu¬
ton), North Carolina
school
building
bonds.
Dated
(J-D) payable at the First Nation¬ New York
City.
sive. Principal and interest (J-D)
Bond
Sale—The $850,000 gen¬
al Bank & Trust
Company, of
April 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1 from
payable at the AUdover Bank, in 1961 to 1981 inclusive.
eral
New York City Housing Authority,
obligation school
building
Paulsboro. Legality approved by
Principal
bonds offered on March 1—v. 191, Andover.
New York
and interest (J-D) pavable at the
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
Hilliard Bank, of Hilliard.
New York City.
Le¬
Bond Offering — William Reid, p. 954—were awarded to a group
Cincinnati City Sch. Dist.,Ohio
composed of The First Securities
gality approved by Squire, Sand¬
Chairman, will receive sealed bids
Bond
W esthampton T owns hip Sch. Dist.
Offering — Wm. MietenCorp., Phelps, Fenn & Co., and
ers & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
until 11 a.m. (EST) on April 27
(P. O. R. D. No. 1, Mt. Holly),
Scottish Bank, of Lumberton, at koeter, Jr., Clerk-Treasurer of the
for
the purchase
of $20,470,000
New Jersey
Board of Education, will receive
a
/
Sharohville, Ohio
price of 100.05, a net interest
hew housing bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
Bond Sale Postponed—The pro¬
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) oh
cost of about 3.46%, as follows:
Bond Offering—Clyde
1960. Due
on
Jan. 1 from 1962
Barrow;,
posed sale on March 3 of $250,000
April 4 for the purchase of $4,- Village Clerk, will receive sealed
to
2010 inclusive. Legality
ap¬ $125,000 as 3s. Due on March 1,
school building bonds—v. 191, p.
000.000
school building
bonds. bids until noon (EST) on March
1961'.
;
by
Sullivan,
DonOVan,
849
was
Dated May 1, 1960. Due oh Sept.
postponed
due to proved
29
for
the
purchase of $55,000
Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane, of
125,000 as 5s. Due on March 1 1 from 1961 to. 1984 inclusive.
weather conditions.
water
and
sewer
improvement
New York City.
;
1962.
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬ limited tax bonds. Dated
March-1,
new york
375,000 as 3V4S. Due on March 1 able at the Irving Trust Company, 1960. Due on Dec. 1 from 1961
Poughkeepsie, LaGrange, Pleasant
to
in New York City. Legality ap¬
from 1963 to 1965 inclusive.
Valley, Beekmcin, Union Vale,
1980 inclusive. Principal and in¬
Amherst, Cheektowaga and Clar¬
proved by the City Solicitor, of
Hyde Park, Washington, East
225,000 as 3V2S. DUe on March 1,
terest (J-D) payable at The Prov¬
ence Centred Sch. Dist. No. 3
the City.
Fishkill, Wtippinger, Pawling
1966 and 1967.
ident Bank, of Sharonville. Le¬
(P. O. 5950 Main St. Wil-
til )
to/,
a
3,120,000 as.3V4S. Due
$7,600,000 bond
anticipation notes offered on
March 3 — v. 191, p. 954 — were
West
to
Cross, and R. D.
3V2S, at a price
basis of about 3.46%.
as
Sale—The
Note
payable at the Morristown Trust
I).'
100.136,
on
Company, in Morristown.
,.! *1 t'P
&
Co.,
(P. O. Rochester
14), New York
interest (M-S)
It
r»/
t
1960.
&
on
1968.
Co.,
Trust
Allen Township (P. O. Williston),
390,000 as 4*/4S. Due
Manufac¬
York,
Traders
Monroe County
1961 to 1980 inclu-
sive. Principal and
and
turers
$1,288,000 improvement 1960
-i V
;:#*!
New
Western
purchase of $1,568,000
the
bonds, as follows:
Monday, March 14, 1960
*
L'i -i+Vn :
—
,
"nR-;;H
.
iMiVf
Rf hR
i! m
131W
■'
i
Bond
$4*
lit;
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York.
if
Rib
f■
Bethel, KaUneonga Lake Sewer
District (P. O. Kauneonga
■
;fi i y^-r'
~
;
1959
?''■!.
[liil
tti* v
X\
jJ,R f
lC><[
!$;
'J W
I
Bond
It!
v.
bonds offered
4.24%.,
.
Bond
Hif
Sale
City Sch. Dist., N. Y.
—
The
$180,000 re¬
York
t
Rilj'R.
ii.ik nv^
.
191, p. 849—were awarded to
Bacon, Stevenson & Co., as 3.40s,
at a price of 100.039, a basis of
about 3.39%.
vi
IV*'
•RitOR
2
for the
March 3—v. 191, p. 954
awarded
were
to
a
syndicate
by Smith, Barney & Co.,
4.10s, at a price of 100.80, a
headed
as
basis of about 4.01%.
.
Other members of the syndicate
were
&
as
Co.,
Bacon
ROckivell, North Carolina
BoUd Sale—The
sewer
v.
follows:
F.
L.
$85,000 sanitary
bonds offered
on
March 1—
191, p. 850—were awarded to E.
C.
Morris, as 4V4S, at a price of
100.23, a basis Of about 4.24%.
Union
Bond
Goldman, Sachs
Rothschild
Stevenson
&
Co.,
& Co.,
Dick &
—
purchase of $1,building, series B
April 1, 1960. Due on
school
bonds. Dated
1981 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at The Hanover Bank, in
New
York
City.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
&
1 from 1962
Steubenville
to
McCarthy, of New York City.
City Sch. Dist., Ohio
Bond Offering — Clerk of the
will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on March 29 for Board of Education, will receive
sealed bids until April 13 for the
the
purchase of $750,000 school
of
$4,000,000
School
improvement bonds. Dated April purchase
1
1, I960. Due on Dec. 1 from 1961 building bonds.
to 1984 inclusive.
Principal and
University of AkrOh, Ohio
interest
(J-D) payable at The
Bond Sale—The $290,000 dor¬
Preble County National Bank, of
Eaton.
Legality
approved
by mitory 1958 revenue bonds of¬
fered On March 8—v. 191, p. 750
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
*
Housing
Agency,
City School District
(P. O. 103 South State St.,
$375,000 school
Braun,
jointly,
X01.194,
Sutherland
&
Bosworth
a
Bond
Sale
fered
—
The
limited
1960.
2,340 special
tax
bonds
of¬
March 7—v. 191, p. 955—
awarded to The Firemen's
on
were
a
price of
Bond Offering—Glenn L.
County
to
Kent, Ohio
assessment
Federal
Finance
par.
Auditor,
will
I
Peters,
Williamston, North Carolina
Merle-Smith, Wm. E. Pollock &
Pension Trustees, as 4s, at a price
Co., Inc., Goodbody & Co., Charles
Bond Offering — W. E. Easter- of
par.
Bond Sale—The $2,060,000 high
King & Co., New York Hanseatic ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
school
1960
bonds
offered
on
Montpelier Exempted Village
Corp., H. V. Sattley & Co., Wood, ernment Commission, will receive
March 8 — v. 191, p. 954 —were
School District, Ohio
Gundy & Co., Winslow, Cohu & sealed bids, at his office in Ra¬
awarded to a syndicate headed
Stetson, and William S. Morris & leigh, until 11 a.m.
Bond Sale—The $450,000 build¬
(EST)
on
by Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., Co.
March
15
for
the
purchase of ing bonds offered on March 3—
as
3.60s, at a price of 100.34, a
$165,000 municipal building bonds. v. 191, p. 955—Were awarded to
Southampton (P. O. 23 Main St.,
basis of about 3.57%.
Dated April 1, 1960. Due on April Field, Richards & Co., and Merrill
Southampton), New York
Other members of the syndicate
1
from
1961
to
1981
inclusive. Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
Bond Sale
The $71,000 fire
were
as
follows: Lehman Bros.;
as
4V4s, at a price of
house i960 bonds offered on Feb. Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬ jointly,
White, Weld & Co.; King, Quirk 29—v.
able at the Chase Manhattan Bank, 101.09, a basis of about 4.11%.
191, p. 954—were awarded
& Co.; New York Hanseatic Corp.;
of New York City. Legality ap¬
to Roosevelt & Cross, as 33/4S, at a
North Fork Local School District
Park, Ryan, Inc. and Malvern,
price Of 100.04, a basis of about proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
(P. Oi Mill Street, Utica), Ohio
Hill & Co.
& McCarthy, of New York City.
3.74%.
Bond Offering—Virginia Rob¬
Huntingtor% arid SmithtOwh, Cominson, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
North Dakota
NORTH CAROLINA
mack Fire District (P. O. Comcation, will receive sealed bids
mack), New York
Wells Co tint y Fessenden Special
Charlotte, North Carolina
until 1 p.m. (EST) on March 24
Bond Sale—The $63,000 fire ap¬
S. D. No. 40 (P. O. Fessenden),
Bond Offering — L. L. Ledbetfor the purchase of $11,000 school
paratus bonds offered on March 1 ter, City Treasurer, will receive
North Dakota
building
limited
bonds.
Dated
—v. 191, p. 84^-were awarded to
sealed bids until March 29 for the
Bond Sale
The $440,000 gen¬ March 1, 1960.
Due on Dec. 1
The Bank of Smithtown,
Com- purchase of $2,265,000 bonds as eral
obligation building bonds of¬ from 1961 to 1970 inclusive. Prin¬
mack, as 3.30s, at a price of par.
follows:
fered on Feb. 29—v. 191, p. 850— cipal and interest (J-D) payable
were
awarded to a group com¬ at the First National
islip Union Free School District
$1,265,000 sanitary sewer bonds.
Bank, of
No. 12, New York
posed of The American National Utica.
1,000,000 hospital bonds.
Legality approved by
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Bank, of St. Paul, First National Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
Guilfotd County (P. O. Greens¬
be received until March 29 for the
Bank, of Bottineau, First National Cleveland.
boro ), North Carolina
purchase of $5,629,000 school
Bank, of Drake, and First Nation¬
North Royalton Local S. D., Ohio
Bond
Sale
—
The
$7,000,000 al
building bonds. Legality approved
Bank, of Fessenden, at £1 price
school building bonds offered on
Bond Sale—The $260,000 school
Of par, a net interest cost of about
>by Sullivan, Donovan, Hanrahan,
March
8—v.
191, p. 954—were
improvement bonds offered on
McGovern & Lane, of New York,
4.49%, as follows:
awarded to a syndicate headed by
March 2
v. 191, p. 850 — were
the
Chase
Manhattan Bank,
LackawUnntx, New Ybrk
of $105,000 as 4.10s. Due on April 1 awarded to a
Due
1966
Oct.
"
from
1
f
1961
inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(A-O)
payable at the
Vinton County National Bank, of
Mc Arthur. Legality
approved by
Brieker, Evatt, Barton, Eckler &
Niehoff, of Columbus.
Gloversville City Sch. Dist., N.Y.
—
on
^
receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST)
Co., and on March 23 for the purchase of
Co.,
Inc., $23,000
real .estate
assessment
price of limited bonds. Dated March 1,
&
at a
basis of about 4.10%.
4V4S,
as
3s, at
as
The
to
Home
Vinton County (P.O. McArthur),
Ohio
building bonds offered On March
8—y. 191; p. 850—were awarded
Ryan,
and
"
Girard), Ohio
Bond Sale^—The
to
awarded
—were
Girard
March 22 for the
April
H.
cation,
W. E. Easter-
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment
Commission,
will
re¬
ceive sealed bids, at his office in
Raleigh, until 11 a.m. (EST) on
000,000
Clifford
—
Cleveland.
County (P. O. Monroe),
Bond Offering
Offering
Stroh, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
North Carolina
; Bond Sale—The $3,287,000 gen¬
eral obligation serial 1960 bonds
on
purchase of $455,000 water
system bonds.
City.
offered
will
p.m.
Rotterdam, Colonie and Guilderland Central S. D. No. 3 (P. O.
do Nicholas Grasso, 751 State
St., Schenectady), New York
—v.
it'
until
on
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at
the
First
National
Bank
of Poughkeepsie.
Legality
approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler
&
Galloway,
of New
—
funding bonds offered on March 3
bids
Clerk-Treasurer,
gality approved by Peck, Shaffer
& Williams, of Cincinnati.
Exempted Village School
District, Ohio
Gib¬
Will
sive.
sewer
March 1—
Bank, of. Liberty, as 4 Vis, at a
price of 100.02, a basis of about
sealed
Clerk,
Zebulon
—
receive sbaled bids until March 22
March 17 for the pur¬
chase of $2,799,000 school bonds.
Dated
March 1,
1960.
Due on
(EST)
p.
Glens Falls
rr
on
receive
-
849—were awarded to
Sullivah
County
National
191,
The
Lake), New York
$38,000
Sale—The
School District
Offering
Town
son,
March 1 from 1961 to 1989 inclu¬
iuR'i.:
;
Offering—R. Lewis Town-
send,
and interest
>*. >< tfU
f.,i;
Bond
(J-D) payable at the
Marine Trust Company, of West¬
ern New York. Legality approved
$
u
Marguerite H.
Bond
(EST) on
March 15 for the purchase of $1,520,000 school 1960 bonds. Dated
March 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1 from
1960 to 1988 inclusive. Principal
,,3t'Ah,1'
»l
—
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
ji'h'
j'VL;!
n
Offering
Eaton
Rockingham, North Carolina
(P. O. PPughkeepeie),
New York
Lapp, District Clerk, will receive
RiVR
kym
M'
No. 1
New York
■v^ 4i.,»
1
and Dover Cehtral Sch. Dist.
liamsville, Biiffato, 21),
Waterville, Ohio
Bond Offering
—
E1 i
z a
b
e
MemrnOr, Village Clerk, will
ceive
sealed
bids
until
t h
re¬
noon
(EST) on March 23 for the pur¬
chase of $76,165 sewerage special
assessment bonds. Dated April 1,
I960. Due on Dec. 1 from 1961 to
1980
inclusive.
:!l
Principal and in¬
terest
(J-D)
payable at The Na¬
tional
Bank
of Toledo, in Water¬
ville.
Ivi
livs
,
,
oklahoma
:
—
ir
,
,
—
$726,000 gen¬ New York, at a price of 100.138,
eral improvement 1960 bonds of¬ a net interest cost of about 3.39%,
fered on March 8—v. 191, p. 954— as follows:
Bond
were
Sale—The
awarded
to
a
group
com¬
posed of the Marine Trust Co, of
$1,950,000
as
6s, Due
on
April 1
from 1963 to 1967 inclusive.
from 1962 to 1967 inclusive.
group composed of
Fox, Reusch & Co., Magnus & Co.,
Westheimer
&
Co.,
and
Weil,
as 4.40s. Due on April 1
from 1968 to 1977 inclusive.
Roth
as 4V>s. Dufe on April
from 1978 to 1980 inclusive.
4.46%.
245,000
90,000
1
&
Irving Co.,
price of 100.29, a
as 4%'s, at a
basis of about
Cache, Oklahoma
Bond
Safe—The $20,000 water-
Works bonds offered
v.
191,
p.
on
955—were
March 1-r
awarded
Milburn, Cochran & Co.
.
to
.
Canadian County tndep. Sch. Dist.
No. 69 (P. O. El Reno), Okla.
Bond Sale—The $465,000 build,-
ing, series A bonds offered on
March 1—v, 191, p. 955 — were
awarded to The Liberty National
& Trust Co., of Oklahoma
Bank
City.
/'"
.
Choctaw County Indep. Sch. Dist.No. 1 (P.O. Bosivell), Okla.
Bond Offering — Perry Green,
of the Board Of Education,
will receive sealed bids until' 7
Clerk
p.m.
(CST)
on
s
March 16 for the
purchase of $63,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Due from 1962 to 1973
inclusive.
v
r'-/
X'5'J
'r
■
Volume
191
Number 5933
Pawhuska, Oklahoma
Sale—An issue of
Bond
electric
system,_ series
offered
March
on
3
B
bonds
sold
to
First National Bank & Trust
Co. of
Oklahoma City, and the
National Bank of ^ Commerce, in
The
Dated
Pawhuska."
Due
May
May 1 from
on
1,
„
on March
of $560,000
(CST)
chase
1962
from
Due
.bids
314s.
Due
1969
3.35s.
as
15,000
3.45s.
as
20,0,00
20,000
3.55s.
until
bids
March
purchase
follows:
$6,900 bonds, as
I7aaa V
T
♦
'
transportation
$4,000
■
in
3,^S*
cn
or
(P. O. Colton), Oregon
Sale—The $250,000 school
obligation bonds offered
29—v. 191, p. 851—were
The
to
Bank of Oregon,
^
•!
a
AAA
o
85,000
or
3.85s.
as
aaa1
1 on
First
National
Portland.
120,000
1977
,
-1
April 1
on
inclusive.
Due
to
,,
A
n
3/4s.
,
on APrd 1'
Due
07/
as
from
April 1
on
1980
inclusive,
Dated April
1, 1960.
Principal
(A-O) payable at the
and interest
&
Trust
Legality approved by
&
Munson, of
ak
•'
+
T
t
i
t
7
u
net interest cost of about
a
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(A-O) payable at the City Treasoffice.
Legsihty approved
by
Shuler,
Sayre,
Winfree
&
,
ta
T
jj
urers
ottered on March 1
iQi
851—were awarded
D
State!
United
Portland,
price
of
Nattoal
and
Blyth
par,
of about
net
a
3.92%,
as 4V2S.
Due
1962 and 1963
4%s.
as
v.
of
follows:,
as
on
on
ot
1,
Feb.
1
1969
1971
to
inclusive.
1968
4s. Due
on
b
d
Feb. 1 from
revenue,
series 1960
bonds offered on March
sewer
sold
to
syndicate headed
by C. C. Collings & Co., with in¬
was
terest
to
rates
Dated
a
ranging
4y2%, at
interest
a
from
price of
cost
par,
about
of
jan
12
26.74%.
ended
riod
Cargo moved in this
totaled
The
Government
Bank
for
Townsend
Sale
Bond
Puerto
Rico
agent for the Puerto
is
1
1
Elliott
&
191,
offered
Town
ot
T.e^iitv
bv
armrnved
^ffin' Perry & Poh1'
Pittsburgh.
Other
cate
v-ir.
members
were
as
4-"U
^
the
of
follows:
syndi-
Butcher
&
nesuangl
'
J.
955—were
p.
1961
awarded
and
88,0,000
Coolidge
1973
to
tn
a
Humphrey
-
April
on
Due
1
inclusive.
April
on
the
1,
were
limited
tax
bonds
Co. Inc., and
York
Trust
refunding
p.
jointly
juinuy,
100.05,
as
as
a
Co.,
of
New
3%s
o/8a,
at
at,
a
a.
York,
price
rliuc
7"rl
ui
Sale
rt;
The
—
Pennsylvania
Bond
SalV^Xn'issue*of
$455,000
school revenue, series 1960 bonds
p.m.
un-
Dated April
Interest A-O.
+
Y;™
Dallas
to
Le-
Rupe &
Son,
Due
April
on
1
1962 to 1970 inclusive.
514s.
as
Due
1979
to
Anril
PLa
.
1
1990
from
April
on
1
inclusive.
1960
Interest
^
A"°-
lnierest
^
Legality approved by Du-
^H^enin & Boothman, of
Dallas.
at
price
a
of
par,
J
^
interes't
cost
0f
a
net
Bond Sale—The
ited
on
of
1960
1, 1960. Due
to
1961
&
City
1971
Danforth,
Manager,
3.55%,
100,000
hnnH,
^
1 ClOE
4-^
1965
as
to
750,000
from
^
iqci
1961
1964
to
1969
to
inclusive.
on
1968
bonds.
on
Sept.
inclusive,
of
road
on
1985
March 15
inclusive.
University of Pennsylvania
(P. O. Philadelphia), Pa.
as
Dated
and
1971
^
on
Secretary,
bids
March
until
22
for
will
10
Sioux
nnn
the
student
f
dormi-
nurses'
dormi-
1959 bonds.
revenue
1, 1959. Due
on
(EST)
purchase of
/
tne p
c+nriipnt
nnrsps'
Nov.
receive
fni,nws.
of April
(A-O)
tax
Principal
payable
at
Bond
waterworks
revenue
to
1999
approved
system
system
sewer
sold to Rau-
was
__i
m
scher
Pierce & Co., Inc.
o_
ald
First
Southwest
&
Bond
exas
offering—Virgil
(CST)
a.m.
purchase
April
on
1
aaa
will
re-
sewer bonds.
10fiP"e ,otl
mclu-
March 1 from 1961 to 1980
Principal and interest (M-S)
T"7C—Yj*'
payabie at the First National
Bank_ of Harrisonbnre.
T.eMlitv
Bank, of Harrisonburg.
Legality
vu
& Logan, of New York City.
WASHINGTON
Spokane County, Mead Sch. Dist.
No. 354
(P. O. Spokane), Wash.
Bond Sale—The
$330,0,00 school
building bonds offered on March
191,
852—were
p.
BrookReld
awarded
the
for
(City and Town) Joint
School District No. 13,
Wisconsin
Bond Sale—An issue of $300,0,00
-4.
dormitory
sch0ol
bonds. Dated April
1, 1960. Due on April 1 from 1963
bonds
offered
^13 to
a
196,0
revenue
to 2000 inclusive. Legality approved by Gibson, Spence & Gibson, of Austin.
Offering
summeriin>
T»nnrH
—
b}ds
March
untn
29
™ J™™-
Mrs.
Secretary
Trusts
nf
11
for
W.
-
D.
fCST)
nurchase
of
29 tor the purchase ot
tr\r\r-
1
1985
April
-
•
Callable
inclusive.
1,
Principal
1975.
of
as
and
in-
Bank, of Beaumont. Le-
gality approved by Vinson, Elkins, Weems & Searls, of Houston.
Vidor Indepen. Sch. Dist., Texas
Bond Sale—The
Baird
waukee
equipment
March
1
was
of Rob-
&
Co., Inc., MilChanner Newman
Co.,
Securities
Co., and White-Phil¬
Co., Inc., as 4V4S, at a price
of 100.2003, a basis of about 4.23%.
Dunn
County (P. O. Menomonie),
Wisconsin
receive
am
the
er±
and
on
group composed
the
of
will
building
lips
$2,500,000
school
building
1960
unlimited tax bonds. Dated April
\ i960. Due on April 1 from ^
from 1961
$300,000 school-
»
a
a
r£u0n£cnnn
1
aaa
+
^be $600,000 C0ljrtbouse bonds offered on March 8
_v. 191, p. 852—were awarded to
fc
k
a
gr0up
veen
composed
&
Co.,
Channer
of
Loewi
~
Newman
and Allan Blair
&
John
&
Nu-
Co.,
Inc.,
Securities Co.,
Co
at
a
nrice
of
i00.012, a net interest cost
about 3.76%, as follows:
$270^000
90,000
4s.
as
from
1961
3V2S.
as
from
240,000
1973
Due
1970
as
Due
to
1980
1
inclusive.
March
on
1972
3%s. Due
to
March
on
1969
to
of
1
inclusive.
March 1,
on
inclusive.
house unlimited tax bonds offered
March
7—v.
to
191,
p.
956—were
McClung & Knicker-
Rosendale
general
Pancoast, jointly,
rancoasi, jointly,
offered
oiiereu
sfil
nnn
$oi^uuu
as
as
68,000
1961
as
171,000
as
Du_
uue
os.
to
43/4S.
follows:
lunuws.
as
as
on
on
March
lviaxcxi
15
xa
1972 inclusive.
Due on March 15
tp 1980 inclusive.
4 V2S.
Due
on
March 15
from 1981 to 1992 inclusive.
(Village) Etc. Joint
Sch. Dist., No. 20, Wis.
Bonds
hocker, and Dewar, Robertson &
from 1973
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on March
Debt,
WISCONSIN
Don¬
j
$400,000
of
Lasater,
County Judge, will receive sealed
Ben¬
n
Connolly, C. S. C., Treasurer,
from
Andrews County (P. O. Andrews),
*
.Legality
by Drinker, Biddle
Reath, of Philadelphia.
and
bonds
sewer
Dated
Nov. 1 from
inclusive.
and
issue of $60,000
Gordon
—
Local
on
113.0>500M^rater aind
°at®d ,MLr^b ,Afi,
on
956—were
Offering—Brother
Alamo, Texas
waterworks
Offering
se£ded bids, at his office in
?'cb™°"d7> until noon (EST) on
nnn
u?
purcha®e ot
will receive sealed .bids until 10
on
TEXAS
Sale—An
Bond
nett, Secretary of the State Com-
to Foster & Marshall.
to
and
1, 1975.
1, I960.
VIRGINIA
Rockingham County, Park View
Sanitary Dist. (P. O.
Richmond), Va.
University
(P. O. Austin), Texas
a
inclusive.
revenue
apPr?ved by Peter
Saint Edward's
Bond
of New York.
Legality approved by Chapman
& Cutler, of Chicago.
Bond
on
GhHiam> of Montpelier.
4—v.
National
interest
-r
1962
offered
p.
Independent School
District (P. O. Beaumont), Tex.
The Hanover Bank,
receive
a.m.
,
$500,000
The
to
awarded
ston,
191,
iUao«°" ^prn°^ terest (A_0) Payable at The First
1986 inclusive. Call-
April
Bond Offering—John C. Hether-
sealed
bonds
1—v.
South Park
will
Kj f.r' P g?
$250,000 unlim¬
Co.
March
$55,00i0
•
i
•
iri/rlnoiTTA
1orf1
IHTI
7
to
able
March 15
inclusive.
a<!
sewer
?a^,
1964
on inplneivp15
March
iqcq
1963
3V2s. Due
as
from
+r.
to
3%s. Due
as
from
tax
March
awarded
$300,000 general obligation sewer
bonds. Due on April 1 from
~
about
f0n0ws-
(EST)
1961 to 1980 inclusive. Principal
and interest payable at the MontpeBer National Bank, of Mont-
County Road District No.
(P. O. Corpus Christi), Texas
4
^0.000 feoryds as fonows
jointly,
^
Viv
:by
,
^JqYYaa
f°r
i?UrYha?f
f8'?^ c1°n1latr^ctl0n bonds Dated
Apr1;ll,1» J888' Pu.e °.n April 1 from
sive.
William J. Gar-
n.n nnn
in_
anoroved
..^P/0 oGd
D., Vt.
Offering—Lorene Gordon,
Treasurer,
will
receive
Nueces
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
March 24 for the purchase of $1,-
Union Securities
& Co., and Hornblower & Weeks,
Due
jggg
Middlesex Town S.
mission
4%s.
as
from
Inc.,
12^°, L m!tp?9
lted ta?J bo ds off
d on Ma c]
~v- 191> P-851~were awarded to
Billon,
1959
Polk, Wardwell, Sunder¬
Kiendl, of New York City.
Bond
$100,OOiO
follows:
ag
Dated
851
Falls.
rett,
$680,000
1, 1959.
1962'to
Lexralitv
Davis,
of
revenue
Dated April
tyY.YY
Linden, Texas
Sale—An issue of
60,000
Athens, Tenessee
$500,000 gen-
r■"l~J?™' "
.
tory
Hanover Borough S. D. Authority,
York County (P. O. Hanover),
7
1985.
?raJ
of
basis of about 3.36%.
until
as 5s. Due on April 1
1971 to 1978 inclusive.
com-
Principal and interest (M-S) payable at any bank or trust company designated by the successful
bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Tredyfrin Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Paoli), Pa.
of¬
Chemical Bank New
Inc
TENNESSEE
Bond
purchase
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Wil-
E.
23,000
Co.,
(CST)
purchase
Dated March
Danforth
Aultin ° * '
of
center
elusive
& Boothman> of Dallas-
sold
was
DAKOTA
bids until 8 p.m.
from
V
April
1990 inclusive. Le-
April x from
on
generai obligation hospital bonds
&
Moody County, Trent Independent
School District No. 2 (P. O.
1
the
Town
1,
April 1 from 1961 to
on
from
eroun
14
.^a
April 1,
on
1983
J/4S.
as
1
for
p
knaus,
Clerk
of the
Board
of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
inclusive.
17
student
A
mcluslve- jntuere^ A-U. LeSallty aPP™ved by Dumas Hu■
o
Rnntumnn
r>niia<?
on
Trent), S. D.
April
on
*
i.
on
VERMONT
land &
schoolhouse
bonds.
1983 inclusive.
,4
CAROLINA
March 3—v. 191,
March
on
1960. Due
Florence, South Carolina
for
aoa
I960. Due
Middlebury College (P. O. Middlebury), Vt.
Bond Offering—Egbert C. Hadley. President, will receive sealed
bids until 4 p.m. (EST) on March
rnierest
OA
tax
on
Bond Offering—L. K. Mutschel-
Trust Co.,
i
—
revenue 1960 bonds.
bpence & Gibson, ot Austin,
Interest
xaou
"
$400,000
will receive
to
1972.
1984 and
Sale—The $635,000 gen¬
obligation refunding and im¬
March 2—v. 191, p. 851—
awarded to Halsey, Stuart &
1960.
i,
limited
First
the
1970
3V2S. Due
as
from
16,0,000
Due
to
3JAs. Due
as
1971
Bond
on
1,
(CST)
Providence),
Ropes, Gray, Best,
Rugg, of Boston.
8
Bank,
and
a price of
interest cost of
follows:
6s.
as
160,000
340,0,00
provement
July 1, 1975.
Offering—John
auction
•
Manhattan
from
Erie School District, Pennsylvania
fered
Call-
Greenville Indep. S. D., Texas
^ar.cb 15 frorP 1961 to 1980 in?>luslve'
b.y
school
Steele & Co.
eral
"
Bond
Marph
18
C.U.,
Janney, Dulles & Battles, Inc.,
Schmidt, Roberts & Parke and H.
of
inclusive.
kins, Jr., President of the Board
of
Trustees, will sell at public
S"™ until i H T rESTl
sealed bids ,fn«f 11 a.m. (EST)
Smith, Barney & Co., at
nerrlrthurfTes°1nngee&&SCOo"
-rt-rmurs,
_
April
Attorney General oi the State.
fiscal
Eastman
DnRnis
1980
Apiii
...
Rico Ports
Treasurer
SOUTH
March
on
it
Ipince &PGibson
^O.^Legaldy approved^by the
a"d Frost, Read & Simons.
The $2,000,000
obligation limited
a
3.20%
a net
1, 1960.
Principal
and interest (M-S) payable at the
DuBois Deposit National Bank, in
of
as
1984
obligation
July 1 from
on
April
^aiea
Rhode Island
Robinson
Due
as
Dated
Bond Offering—Herbert J. Cou-
on
H
-r
J
bonds.
to
able
East Greenwich (P. O. 100
offered
to
general
1961
ISLAND
Westminster St.,
re-
on
1963
1975.
bonds.
_
a
SOUTH
a.m.
,
from
1
i,000,000
M.
—
general
bonds
tax
4.46%.
March
1,
pe-
Development
3
nnn
(CST)
®.°^La"!leW^.Sys:
bonds.
Due
inclusive. Callable
46,931,995 pounds in
to 39,041,175 pounds
comparison
.
TomaHH
Odis
—
purchase of
follows:
as
revenue
April
of
in the 12-month period the year
2JLUIC,
CUi
lUUiCdSC
UI
AV.AX /o.
before, an increase of 20.21%.
receive
a.m.
for the
bonds,
.
increase
an
will
10
$6,500,000 electric light and power,
tern
months
-^959^
Pittsburgh Sch. Dist., Pa.
$800,000
Sewage Authority
(P. O. Du Bois), Pa.
Bond Sale—An issue of $1,04,0,-
$7,500,000
Jan. 31, 1960, the airport serviced
1,353,076
passengers,
compared
With 1,067,630 in the year ended
100i.021, a net
3.41%, as
inclusive.
PENNSYLVANIA
callable
the
Offering
...
Williams,
c
Du Bois
3
During
until
March 31
0n
increase of 18.95%.
an
Manager,
bids
$17,000
Munson, of Philadelphia.
about
000
year
city
sealed
fnUcrusrveN7nte1resrrM-^2Ltigamy po^ofTs^ickf^0.,^.,
approved by Townsend, Elliott & -tto^)15,son,
Chase
1964
corresponding month the
1959
1959.
11
on
from
as
< in January
3,529,137
pounds,
2,966,832. pounds in the
to
jr>,
Pjovement I960 revenue bonds
until
bids
group
composed of
Boston Corp., Bankers
135,000
the airport
1959
sealed
from 1964 to 1968 inclusive.
b
an-
Cargo moved
pur-
v.
Due
Authority,
7.
Bond
chefsky, Secretary, will receive
sealed bids, at the office of the
President of Blinn College, in
Brenham, until 10 a.m. (CST) on
April 12 for the purchase of $78,-
1 from 1963 to
Austin, Texas
Bond Offering—W. T.
Bond Sale—The $50,0,000 water¬
works and sewerage system im-
ceive
school
Feb.
of the
March
owarriPH
The
Bank
i r
inclusive.
Muhlenberg College (P. O.
Allentown), Pennsylvania
Bond Offering — Howard
MacGregor, 'Secretary, will
& Co., at a
interest cost
$90,000
225,000
to
Director
nounced
fore,
a*
63
Washington County Junior College
District (Board of
Trustees)
(P. O. Brenham), Texas
'
Executive
rpvpnnp bonds. Dated Nov
revenue hnndt! Dated Nov.
ingntdfoeftoehdo$n45S^e0hbfldvbonds
ing
Marrh
nn
fn loyS
to 1970
1QR4
1963
Manzanal
$1,600,000
frowe, McCa11 & Hoi ton, of Dal- 000 dormitory
1e
March
on
n,iP
frnm
from
(EST)
County, Newberg S. D.
(P. O. Newberg),Ore.
No. 29
tvi
,
^
$100^000 as 3^As.JDue
1961 and 1962.
*370 nnn
an
March 23 for the
chase of $250,000 dormitory
Rankin, of Portland.
Yamhill
1960, compared with
in
in Januarv of
January of
increase of 12.05%, Ra-
passengers
March 15 for the purchase of guemn
$240,000 elementary school bonds,
15, Dated March 15, 1960. Due on
Bond
Bond
Offering—Lyle B. ChapCity Recorder, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
March 22 for the purchase of $34,797 city improvement bonds. Due
on April
1 from 1961 to 1970 in¬
Air-
126 633
120,633
X40,000
lOldiea
purchase of
March 15 from 1961 to 1976 in-
nasspneers
Durand
fael
gen-
^"(Vl %' a/fn11nw<?* ^
pell,
\ 017
113,017
RHODE
eral obligation improvement limited tax bonds offered on March
1—v. 191, p. 851—were awarded
to The Morgan Guaranty
Trust
Co., of New York, at a price of
aa
on a 1
totaled
JUdn
the
elusive. Principal and interest
(M~s) Payable at any bank or
trust company designated by the
successful bidder. Legality apProved MrpQll J?.
by McCall, Parkhurst,
pr" J~ MJp.irrunVfnn
prnxx70
V "no1_
nnr
Authority.
Lebanon Sch. Dist., Pa.
Sale —The $470,000
100.05,
Juan
oan
in January,
Co.,
Bond
i
North Bend, Ore.
31
amounted
-i
a
o?ntern?t i
San
at
through
i
April 1,
on
-A
ok
o
a
Due
Townsend, Elliott
Philadelphia.
Bond
Feb.
l,
April 1,
on
10r70as f io
a
A
Clackamas County S. D. No. 53
on
01/
aaa
'
^ort
rt
P°ri
International
at
for
on
and Cargo
Passeneer traffic through
against
^ue
3 As.
as
in Hanover.
1965.
awarded
1
April
A
First National Bank
OREGON
general
Anrii
on
Due on Apnl
1968.
+
equipment
building bonds.
Due
April 1,
1967.
of
n
2.900
TW
3.60s.
as
0'0,°JLas 3-65s-
on
the
Passenger
Renorted
Airoort
1959,
^
on
sealed
(CST)
p.m.
for
16
,
inclusive.
receive
7:30
m
April 1,
on
Due
on nnn
p.m.
—
will
a
Due
1966.
Eugene B.
Sutherland, Clerk of the Board of
Education,
April 1,
on
15
permanent
improvement limited
bonds. Dated March 15, 1960. Due
Puerto Rico
lliwctt,cu
Increased
'
as
50,000
Offering
Due
'
iRnnn
Dependent Sch. Dist.
(P.O. Sand Springs), Okla.
Bond
1,
iQf?4
Tulsa County
-
April
P
snnon
No. 20
April 1, 1961.
on
April 1,
on
RICO
Authority
(P. O. San Juan),
Traffic
as
15,000
14 for the pur¬
hospital bonds.
to
PUERTO
Puerto Rico Ports
Due
1965.
until. 2
to
(1167)
c
1978
County (P.O.
Shawnee), Okla.
Offering — Georgia Belle
County Clerk, will re¬
sealed
on
3.15s.
as
1963.
Pottawatomie
ceive
sold
was
3s. Due
as
15,000
■
V Bond
Austin,
24
1962.
1960.
1962 to
Feb.
on
$io,000
10,000
Legality approved, by
J. Fagin,. of Oklahoma
George
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Butcher & Sherrerd, and Dolphin
& Co., jointly, as follows:
inclusive.
City.
.
offered
$85,00,0
was
.
Not
Sold —The
obligation
on
on March
maici
655—were not sold.
be
reoffered
$278,000
school
1—v.
i—v
bonds
191,
i»i,
p.
p.
The bonds
in
the
near
future.
South Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Bond
Offering—Louis J. Masa-
kowski, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
-■-mi
'
f
ffr
t
T
I
I
IH
i">
■
64
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1168)
.
.
.
Monday, March 14, 1960
,/» »'■
Joliette (P. O.
March 22 for the purchase of $2,-
500,000 school bonds. Dated April
1. 1960. Due on April 1 from 1961
to 1980 inclusive. Principal and
interest
•i
'•»
(A-O)
payable at the
Home State Bank, of South Mil¬
waukee.
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
I
,'V
Bond
'•/■Mi«
ceive
chase
*
r©t
V
1<;lt
approved
&
ft*
,•
";!w"
Sale
(EST)
sealed
The
to
bids
until
will
8
p.m.
March 22 for the $285,school
construction
bonds.
000
Dated
on
April 1, 1960. Due
from
1961
to
1980
on
April
inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O)
pay¬
able at all branches mentioned in
bank
lard,
Offering
Town
Bond
Offering—L.
P.
sealed
(EST)
chase
ment
Due
on
of
until
March 21
$385,000
Gagnon,
8.30
for the
pur¬
city
Dated
Principal
Emile
—
Secretary-Treasurer,
(EST) on March
purchase of $960,000
unitl 8.30
14
p.m.
for
the
im¬
town
bonds.
provement
1960. Due
Robil-
Dated April 1,
April 1 from 1961 to
on
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
(A-O)
payable
at'
all
bec
of
the
Bank
mentioned
in
whose
the
receive
(EST)
chase
and
interest
Bond
Sale—The
works and
Feb.
15
sewer
v.
—
awarded
to
p.
655
of
the
6s,
as
at
on
1
from
1961
mentioned
to
in
the
Trois-Rivieres,
receive
(EST)
purchase of
of
p.m.
1959. Due
1979
sealed
until
Nov.
inclusive.
1 from
Principal
Nov.
<0
1
,
price of 100.038,
3.49%.
.
a
r:;w-;'
41..'
-
/
and
basis of about
a
?*?.»■
'
)»•44
j
J■
.■>)T
i
»•-
?
1 *',(•
,
1
<
■
,
rife
■;
CANADA
»*
!
BRITISH COLUMBIA
'•>
Revelstoke, British Columbia I
M m
h^i
on.
&
flNLb
rH
•H
Feb. 5
issue;of
An
-—
as
1961
terest
sold to A. E. Ames
was
Co., Ltd.,
from
1
m
H
4
Sale
Debenture
$1,250,000 city debentures offered
mwi
to
6%s. Due
on
April
1980 inclusive. In¬
A-O.
ONTARIO
-v!
Esquesing Township, Ontario
H'DL
i ■ "!
Debenture
,'i
P'rH
$50,000
/,"}
■r
•
V
Uw-
H
:|4
•h
;.
Lin
4
fered
[Mi
Sale
Feb.
on
A. Daly &
An
—
township
issue
debentures
16
sold
was
Co., Ltd.,
of
Of¬
R.
to
6V4S, at
as
a
price of 97.06. Interest A-O. Due
1
April 1 from
on
;
•
1961
1980 in¬
to
clusive.
v
Niagara Falls, Ont.
■/■lyi'iti';:
Debenture
1'UHI
$474,464
Sale
city
issue
An
—
debentures
on
Feb.
15
&
Co.,
Ltd.,
sold
was
of
offered
to
Gairdner
the
Toronto-
'
■
.
'M:
Dominion
T '• *'
J';!^
•'■
and
Bank, jointly, as 6s, at
price of 97.31. Due on April 30
s
Hr hi s!
from
1961
terest
1965
to
inclusive.
A-O.
In¬
*
Peterborough, Roman Catholic
Separate School Board, Ont.
It'l
Debenture
v|»f
fM;
IJ
issue
An
—
of
$80,000 school debentures offered
on
Jan.
29
was
sold
to
Mills,
Spence & Co., Ltd., as 714s, at a
price of 100.15. Due on April 1
"b
m,
t-iy.i-
Sale
.
.
1 i'iW
.from
1961
terest
inclusive.
1980
to
A-O.
'In¬
.
St.
Mary's, Ont.
Debenture
Sale
„
issue
An
—
of
$150,000 town debentures offered
In
I|
Feb.
011
15
sold
was
to
a
il*-0,1'".
Toronto-Dominion
b'U,.
Due on April 1 from 1961
inclusive. Interest A-O.
fH 5
■
Debenture
$948,000
41- >
i
..
iti.t
Merrill
to
-
are
in
tion of
Due
1980
on
March
1
from
inclusive. Interest
1961
Offering
Clerk, will
bids until 8 p.m.
21
for
town
the
1,
Grigg,
sealed
(EST)
purchase
1960.
March
on
of
$779,500
bonds.
Due
cipal and interest
at all
the
the
bank
women
a
as
more
and
on
Dated
April
1
cancer,
a
the second greatest
major factor
cancer
cytotechnologist is the good right hand of the pathologist.
the microscope reveals the very secrets of
Her judgment and alertness can mean the
difference
between-life and death to
women.
Security, pleasant colleagues and the satisfaction
of
an
all-out attack
on
of
the most dreaded of diseases
of the satisfactions in this
rewarding
new
being part
are some
profession.
payable
Chemistry
years
biology students who have completed two
of college (or the equivalent) can qualify for this
new career
or
field.
Gatineau, Quebec
Bond
and
on
awarded
rities
Sale—The $156,000
water-mains
Feb.
29—v.
to
Corp., Ltd.,
Of 92.16.
bonds
191,
The
killer
1
(A-O)
branches in Quebec of
mentioned in the loan
procedure.
■y
more
routine part of their examina¬
patients. This detection aid is
conquering uterine
life.
Alec
from 1961 to 1980 inclusive. Prin¬
hA.§
"Pap smear"
To her trained
eye,
receive
—-
improvement
A.pril
i't
specialists in the study of human body
M-S.
Beaconsfield, Quebec
Bond
Town
.
—
growing demand today,
doctors make the
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sold
QUEBEC
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debentures
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cells
among women.
to
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issue
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to 1980
CHALLENGING CAREERS
FOR YOUNG WOMEN
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
Inc., and James Richardson
&
Sons, jointly, as 6J/2S, at a price of
.
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■•■M.;;
Sale
town
Feb.
on
A
t
as
Whitby, Ont.
/»
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\
Bank,
i
.
M'!
'it
group
composed of Gairdner & Co., Ltd.,
Nesbitt, Thomson & Co., Ltd., and
p.
sewer
offered
852—were
Dominion
as
6s, at
a
For further information write to the
Division of the
American Cancer
Society in
your state.
Secu¬
price
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
1,
1960 to
Bank, of Chicago, and the
Milwaukee Co., jointly, as 3%s, at
h„f ;
,}-
4
March 4 for the
$2,085,000 city im¬
Dated
of
March
syndicate
96.14.
An
issue
of
improvement
7
headed
Co., Ltd.,
Interest
as
$2,-
bonds
was
sold
to
by
6s, at
A.
E.
a
price
M-N.
Victoriaville, Quebec
BondOffering — Raymond
Beaudet, Town Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(EST)
21
for
the
purchase
on
bonds.
on
bids
a
Ames &
—
March
Offering—Jacques DeneCity Secretary-Treasurer,
Na¬
First
loan
Quebec
tional
■■
1980
procedure.
provement
price
a
offered
were
90.37.
Quebec
Inc.,
Sale
$140,500 school building
Dated April 1, 1960. Due
Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at all branches in
the
Province of
Quebec of the
Will
Trois-Rivieres, Quebec
Bond
city
Ken¬
—
Placement
on
bec.
p.m.
inclusive.
bank
(M-N) payable at all the
branches in the Province of
Que¬
085,000
April
chaud,
$90,000 water¬
191,
The
7
terest
March 21 for the pur¬
on
bonds.
on
until
bids
is
name
bonds offered
sealed
of
loan procedure.
Ste-Anne-Des-Monts, Quebec
nebec,
of
Cyrille De Wendover School
Commission, Quebec
Bond Offering—L. Joyal, N. P.,
Village Secretary-Treasurer, will
Bond
(A-O) payable at all branches in,
Province
St.
p.m.
improve¬
April 1, 1960.
April 1 from 1961 to 1980
bonds.
on
bids
loan
branches in the Province of Que¬
City Secretary-Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
the
will receive sealed bids
terest
Longueuil, Quebec
in
Ste-A nne-De-Bellevue, Quebec
Bond
1980
the loan procedure.
mentioned
procedure.
the
The
—
awarded
were
receive
inclusive.
$575,000 gen¬
eral obligation school bonds of¬
fered on March 1—v. 191, p. 752—
i:.
i4'-4
Chapman
by
Waukesha, Wisconsin
Bond
,
at the Bank of
in Two Rivers. Le¬
Cutler, of Chicago.
')•<• v.
>■-'
p.m.
payable
Rivers,
gality
Mv,
ciiri
■H
1
March 23 for the pur¬
of $1,200,000 corporate pur¬
Secretary-Treasurer,
on
(A-O)
T\vo
Rf
■
until
re¬
bonds. Dated April 1, 1960.
Due on April 1 from 1961 to 1980
inclusive.
Principal and interest
•■[■'W,
i
\
L.
will
pose
Hj-p
■•if.
Robert
—
Manager,
bids
sealed
(CST)
Cir I
i
Offering
Broucek, City
Town
1
Two Rivers, Wis.
133 St. Barthelemy
Street South, Joliette), Quebec
Bond Offering—Eugene Lussier,
.
in¬
$495,000
sewers
and
on
of
aqueduct
bonds.
on
Dated April 1, 1960. Due
April 1 from 1961 to 1980 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(A-O) payable at all branches in
the
Province
bank
of
mentioned
procedure.
Quebec
in
,
of
the
the
loan
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