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MONDAY
ISSUE
"ft* Commercial and
OP MICHIGAN
Re*. O. 8. Pet Office
Volume
189
Number 5825
New York 7, N.
Y., Monday, March 2, 1959
MAR 2
Price $1.25
Copy
a
MMklTMriOli
General
RAILROAD
Advance
War End.
Net
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
1953
INSURANCE.
-
alter
84.098,533
MISCELLANEOUS
-
Chairman
1957
84,039,000
profit
INDUSTRIAL
-
Industries, Inc.—Earnings—
Sept. 30—
sales
"Net
and
1950
since 1949, who resigned to devote attention to his increased
responsibilities at Lehman Brothers, in which he is a partner.
1955
$3,023,404
On
84,521,707
and
Jan.
31.793
147,031
1487,352
t3,257,900
2.341.703
1,954.207
1,613,732
918,200
holder
in
$0.01
80.07
T$0.30
*83.55
served
as
•
Includes
special
items.
tIndicates
loss.—v.
188,
In This Issue
Mrs,
1205.
p.
Bay"
/
Aeronca
Manufacturing Corp.—Awarded
This corporation
Irom
the
Boeing
amounting
KC-135
"
-
Feb.
on
Allied
announced receipt of a contract award
of Seattle, Washington.
Tlie contract,
$1,500,000 is for follow-on production of
parts.—V.
Chemical
189,
ypjisk.
this
Corp.—Williams
corporation
is
Executive
Business
Corp.
finance
Co.
(&
is
He
and
also
..-^fetofit before income
by
Net
member
committee.—V.
139,
Kerby
H.
IBM
Pacific
1957
,
Montreal
590,000
$492,063
245,179
reported
year
basis
a
of
240,909
$2.23
$2.04
and
Salk
number
the
of
of
shares.
The
Campana
1958
consolidated
Sales
through
per
Co.
the
which
issuance
preceding
in
resulted
which
other
than
of
totaled
decline
the
and
Exchange
from
early
to meet the
research
effect
vaccines
production
in
the
of
Polio
of
year
was
expenditures.—V,
189,
United
35
that
made
it
tions
and
nounced
tions
»
.♦
to
than
line
Power
atomic
the
it
Division
Division.
Energy
with
by
augmented
Vaccine.
became
will
Mr.
R.
be
M.
known
it
new
Nuclear
a
separate
nuclear
Power
the
two
fusion—the
all
by the
has been
Department
facets
of
that
will
atomic
has
company
an¬
func¬
be
Statement
Reserve
work—
furthermore
responsible
for
Energy Division's activities in the nuclear fission field.
Braun, who has been on leave of absence since April 1st,"
with Argonne National Laboratory, has been appointed
Manager
(lie new
of
Nuclear
Director
sion
of
Power
reactor
tory.
Department.
II
company
atomic
Northern
the
in
contractor,
State
nuclear
design
plant
power
Power
Allis-Chalmers
the
former
a
construction
Assistant
Divi¬
Labora¬
is
AEC-sponsored
of
an
the
energy
application of nuclear
It presently is engaged, as prime
built
in
of
nuclear
a
Sioux
Falls,
S.
reactor
D„
of
is
for
Known
nuclear
involved
in
advanced
as
Model
program
fusion
a
project
research
C
into
for
Stcllarator,
leading
(A. S.)
to
project
is exploring
means
to
peaceful purposes.— V. 189.
Aloe Co;—Registers With
This company on
covering
15.
$2,500,000
1974.
headed
to
be
Banks
1
48
.
Clearings
47
of
convertible
subordinated
for public sale through
debentures
an
due
underwriting
March
group
Goldman, Saelis & Co.
The interest rate, public offering
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Net proceeds will be added to the general funds of the
company and
used for general corporate purposes, including financing of increased
by
inventories
Initially,
from
p.
go
and
the
banks
receivables
will
proceeds
and
to
resulting from the
retire
growth
of
its
business.
be used to repay short-term
borrowings
outstanding commercial paper.—V.
180,
1257.
■
tween
this
Cable
Radio
&
the United States
international
telex
announced
Feb. 24
ITT
TV and women's magazines
NWS-TV, licensed last October,
189, p. 805.
and
year.—V.
Broadcasting
on
inaugurates first
Republic.
System
and
the
network
to
Dominican
this
include
telex
Paramount Theatres, Inc.—
Buys Interest in Australian TV Firm—
This
corporation
Limited
of
country
was
circuit,
an
the two countries to hold
two-way teletypewriter conveisations, is operated jointly by All America
Cables <fc Radio, Inc., and Mackay Radio & Telegraph Co.
Both com¬
panies are operating units cf the AC&R System.
new
system's
telex
service
network
having AC&R
permitting subscribers in
available
is
TWX
or
this
to
well
as
the
within
teleprinters.—V.
to
as
other
United
183,
countries
States
to
the
in
any
firm
purchased a minority interest in The News
principal owner of television station NWS In
^Adelaide, it was announced jointly
■yson, AB-PT President, end K. R.
27 by Leonard H. GoldenMurdoch, Publisher of The News
on
Feb.
Limited.
'
The
News
$62,722.25,
Limited
is
the
parent company for several subsidiaries
in
the newspaper and
magazine publishing
and radio
broadcasting
fields as ^well as
television.
These interests include "The Adelaide
do
AMF
the
of
Brasil
its
were
from
South
in
alter¬
recent
operations
and
line
Amma-
American
in
is
Geneva
headquarters for
with
the
the com¬
"Aluminum
cans
have
currently
arrived,"
are
being
Use—
variety of products, and "will be used increasingly for
where the metal provides some special advantage."
These
sented
ciation
the
were
the
by
annual
major
conclusions
in
drawn
meeting
company at a
convention in
Chicago,
a
used
other
stone
no
"Wc
for
*
products
unturned
for
willing
are
gamble
the
past
that
to
develop
all
of
research report pre¬
Canners Asso¬
of the National
Feb. 21.
the
facts
about
30
aluminum.
to
188,
p.
of
held
common
of
issue
12.897 cents
or
bids
The
asking
Corp.
compensation of
a
share.
Boston
First
per
cents
asked
compensation
Of
I
share.
per
PROCEEDS—Net
proceeds from the sale of the common shares will
applied by the company toward the purchase of common stocks
of its
subsidiaries, to aid these affiliates in the financing of their
respective expansion programs. These subsidiaries are Michigan Wis¬
consin Pipe Line Co., Michigan Consolidated Gas Co, and Milwaukee
Gas Light Co.
be
BUSINESS—The
comprised
of
American
Michigan
Natural
Gas
Consolidated
Co.
Gas
Line
Co.
American
and
companies,
important
Detroit
Muskegon,
gas
system
Milwaukee
Gas
Pipe Line Co., interstate gas trans¬
Consolidated and Milwaukee Gas Light
in Michigan and Wisconsin
with 1950
Michigan
areas
totalling
3,800,000, including
the highly indus¬
metropolitan areas and Grand Rapids,
Milwaukee
and
Ann
and
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe
Louisiana
market
populations
census
operates? a
Co.
Light Co., natural gas distributing companies;
Arbor
and
transmission subsidiaries.
to
market
These
other
Michigan
communities.
The
two
Michigan Wisconsin and American Louisiana,
total
a
of
about
pipelines bring natural
sell
and
the
years.—V.
shares
ten
operate approximately 3,300 miles of pipeline facilities which transport
commit increasingly greater research funds on
price of aluminum will be reduced enough to
make
aluminum
cans
competitive with tin plate cans." they said.
The report said that Canco has held a technical interest in aluminum
the
(par $25) at a subscription price
the basis of one share of the addi¬
on
each
for
14.352 cents pef share, and Blyth & Co., Inc., esked $97,000,
01-
mission
2737,
p.
Co.—Plans Increased Aluminum
stock
share,
competing
19.945
serve
American Can
about
80r'o
of
their
billion
240
cubic
feet
of
gas
annually.
from Texas, Oklahoma and Louisiana,
deliveries to Michigan Consolidated and
gas
Milwaukee Gas Light. The remaining deliveries of the pipeline com¬
panies are sold to non-affiliated distribution companies serving various
communities, with populations of more than 1,150,000, in Michigan,
Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Missouri and Tennessee.
EARNINGS—For
consolidated
had
net
of
income
American
2637.
the
year
operating
1958,
Potash
the
revenues
$21,646,802..—V.
189,
and its subsidiaries
$204,542,057 and consolidated
company
of
p.
913.
Chemical
&
Corp.
—
To
Construct
New Plant—
American Distilling
Co.—Earnings Show Gain—
Three Months Ended Dec. 31—
profit
after
taxes
Common
shares
Earnings
per common
—V.
189,
p.
—
—
outstanding
.
share
——
—
The
$24,809,877 $22,441,487
561,261
478,821
434,179
$1.10
434,179
$1.29
anhydride).
as
well
The
as
various industrial applications.
facility will be located at the corporation's main plant at
Calif., according to the announcement by President Peter
new
Trona,
Colefax.
41,
Design
American Export Lines, Inc.—New Board Chairman—
Mrs.
corporation
on
Josephine Bay of
The
board
Chairman
Mrs.
of
Bav
also
the
Feb.
24
elected
as
720 Park Aveune,
elected
C.
Michael
Chairman
New
Paul
to
of
the
York and Palm
succeed
Mrs.
Board.
Beach.
Bay
as
Executive Committee.
succeeds
JoseDh
A.
Thomas,
this
An
director
since
1935
and
engineering
for
the
is expected to begin
new
plant have been completed.
shortly, with production scheduled for
year.
accompanying
duction
uses
increase
will
be
made
in
the
Trona
plant's
pro¬
capacity
and
The
a
and
Construction
late
This
has announced its intention to construct tho first
commercial
plant
to
produce
boric
oxide
(boric
acid
Boric oxide is used in manufacturing high-energy fuels,
company
large-scale
1957
1958
-
has
Australia,
to
Corporation
of the stock
award
won
be¬
service
Expansion of its
Caribbean
by B. B. Tower, President of this corporation,
Total sales
/
-
A.
that
out
Corp.
Feb.
$69,800,
associate.
The
Net
American
t
air late
the
on
Doctors L. P. Gotsch, E. F. Eike and K. W. Brighton, all of Canco's
Barrington, Illinois, research laboratory, confirmed that "can manufac¬
turers are anxious to have an alternate for tin plate and are leaving
SEC—
Feb.^20 filed a registration statement with the SEC
offered
Overseas
26, 1959. The offering also carries a condi¬
tional purchase privilege under which stockholders may
subscribe, subject to allotment, for those shares not pur¬
chased through the exercise of the rights.
Warrants,
representing rights to subscribe for the stock, will expire
at 3:30 p.m. (EST) on March 12, 1959.
White, Weld &
Co. and Drexel & Co. are joint managers of a syndicate
which will underwrite the offering. The banking group
701.
p.
pointed
planning.
stock
record
Statement of Federal
for
controlled
the
S.
He
Geneva, Switzerland
AMF
common
tional
In
the
that
for
overseas
Ltd.
trialized
company
facility
a
reactions.
part
the
construction
be
company
parts of the world, have shown
identification has had a valuable
"AMF"
stated.
its
of
the
to
Overseas
unissued
American Cable & Radio Corp.—New Service—
participating in development work in the field
The
of
part in
power.
and
to
thermo-nuclear
harness
will
Company.
also is
fusion.
active
name
Geneva
of $57.50 per
of
48
Daily News," "Perth Sunday Times,"
published in Melbourne and Sydney.
AC&R's
has taken an
energy to commercial electric
of
is
,
The
an
He
engineering of the Argonne National
with
American Natural Gas Co.—Common Stock Offered—•
48
of Member Banks
The Course of Bank
newly
R.
1957,
line
This company is offering holders of its common stock
rights to subscribe for 486,325 shares of authorized but
54
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices- 48
named
Atomic
C.
the
of
AMF
& Investment News.Cover
Combined Condition
American
to
move
and
in
sales on the continent of Europe and in the Middle East. Like
in London, AMF do Brasil,, in Sao Paulo, Brazil, manufac¬
cigarette making and cigarette packaging machinery and related
equipment for the tobacco industry.—V. 189, p. '702.
Federal Reserve System
by
have
absorbed
Casper
Changes
tures
Dividends Declared and Payable
the
opera¬
was
that
Unit
—
other
and
the
he
Amafoeo
Condition
These
atomic
Division,
is
change
Europe
with
company's
quantities
field
energy
company's
Energy
Foundry Co.
changed
name
effect,"
subsidiary
35
or
the
fission
established
the
time
same
the
of
Atomic
Kingdom,
35
Foreign Exchange Rates
in
Manager.
nuclear
/
the
Nuclear
Atomic
all
special
a
in
growth
consolidate
At
25.
the
of
created
and
to
establish
Feb.
General
In
activities
necessary
the
association
ation
lishment of Atomic Energy Division—
7^. ' Expanded
&
market
marketing
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co.—Announces Estab¬
.
41.
p.
to
foco
597.
p.
to
45
State and City Bond Offerings—
company's rigid tests.
center near Zionsville, Ind., is nearing
budget contemplates an increase of about
1959
189,
of
its products under the "AMF" trademark whereever
achieve more comprehensive identity.
"Increased sales of tobacco machinery and other equipment in the
Miscellaneous Features
demand
1958
substantial
Co.
has
"Josephine
as
05,000
caused
earnings
upon
Flu
in
greater
that
25,
policy
possible
44
AMF
research
new
the
and
11 Vo
were
enterprises.—V.
identified
pany's
compared
as
decreased
Feb.
41
Section.
Markets
General Corporation
$30,707,000
resulted
Asian
the
in
discard
company's
•SXbmpletion
these
adverse
Polio
encountered
in
25 V in
1958
The
The
year.
sales
failed
The
in
sales
1957.
39
40
35
became
of
be
stock¬
He
.
39
35
figures
Vaccine and Asian Flu Vaccine which had
substantially to the record-breaking sales volume in 1957.
difficulties
7
net
products
decline
v
of
39
...
has
company
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
Transactions American Stock Exchange
$2,077,000
will
board.
committees.
the name of its United Kingdom sub¬
sidiary
from
Industrial
Machinery
Co.,
Ltd.,
to
AMF
Ltd.,
with
George M. R. Lord in charge as General Manager.
Frank
X.
White,
of New York, Divisional Vice-President of
the
parent Machine & Foundry Company
and head of its International
Operations, told a press conference in the Westbury Hotel, London.
38
Exchange.
that
Machine
This
Exchange
the
finance
she
substantial
a
of
and
Investment
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Poliomyelitis
contributed
Sales
;
Stock
Stock
Over-the-Counter
Earnings Off—
consolidated
net
income
of
which was equivalent to $2.04
1958
like
835,651,000 in
^ior
Stock
Michael Paul, California
became
member
executive
announced
business
Fall
a
Name—
36
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages...
shares.
Consolidated
with
Coast
Toronto
701.
p.
36
;
Canadian Stock Exchange.
1,082,003
010,000
—
fy)r both years include those
-7u wholly-owned subsidiary in
Allied
Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
$540,472
calendar
the
wn
36
36
Midwest Stock Exchange
share
,ftOl. common stock outstanding at the year end. In 1957, consolidated
^earnings had reached a record high of $3,853,000 or $4.89 per share
TL
31
Exchange
Stock
the
American
27
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb
corporation
the
the
of
1,150,472
-
Allied Laboratories, Inc.—Sales
.The
Inter-
her
of
last
elected
was
Illinois—Secondary Of¬
fering. A secondary offering of 70,000 shares of common
stock (par $1) was made on Feb. 13 by Blyth & Co.,
Inc. and associates at $20 per share, with a dealer's con¬
cession of 55 cents per share.
The offering has been
completed.—V. 188, p. 2737.
15
(Bonds)
Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange..
$15,438,515 $13,723,000
,
profit
189,
of
1958
taxes
..Earnings per common share:
-~^V.
Stock
of
701.
p.
.^Common shares outstanding.
^
board
Subs.)—Earnings Rise—
Provision for Federal income tuxes-i-—
—tof.
the
25
director
a
a
Six Months Ended Dec. 31—
Total gross income__„__„_,
-7
Boston
of
Feb.
on
Vice-President
Machines
and
Allied Kid
v
Board—
on
member
a
(Stocks)
American Stock Exchange.
Detroit
Williams
board's executive
;
as
announced
was
Stock
York
has
Paul
Mr.
and
member
a
Bay
in
this year, Mrs. Bay married C.
of
financier.
Export
American
Page
Stock Exchange
New
Chairman.
Mr.
national
.
X
New York
,
701.
p.
J7T>e election of Albert L. Williams
of
Bond Quotations
Co.
of
excess
Stock and
Contract—
18
Airplane
in
to
Strato Tanker
directors
.
1
Texas
taxes-
Common shares outsttig.
"Earns, per com. share..
is
of boric acid.
Boric acid has
various
industrial
the starting material in the manufacture of boric oxide.
estimated
program
is
cost
of
the
new
facilities
approximately $800.000.—V.
to
be
installed
189, p. 598.
under
this
,,
2
The
(1018)
Corp.—New Stock Offer Filed With
Arkansas Fuel Oil
hattan
of
Cities Service Co. below.—V.
169,
Mid
Mid
Corp.—Acquisition in Prospect
Associated Dry Goods
corporation announced Feb. 19 that the stockholders of Erie
Company, which operates The Boston Store in Erie, Pa.,
■will vote at a meeting to be held on March
10th on a proposal to
transfer substantially all the assets of Erie to Associated in exchange
for common shares of Associated.
Latter now controls Erie Dry Goods
This
Goods
Dry
has
Continent
current
a
477.
p.
Beach, California firm would bo acquired through an exchange
J. Randolph Richards, Automation's President, said.
stock,
Securities and Exchange Commissiongee
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
backlog
an
sales
volume
of
$2,000,000
about
and
heavily engaged
in manufacturing of complex
components
and
also
produces
electronic
and
instrumentation, component systems and sub-sys¬
tems.
In addition,
the company has entered into the new fields of
chemical milling and industrial equipment leasing.
It has a Tulsa,
Oklahoma factory as well as the Manhattan Beach facility.•—V. 188,
aircraft
structural
electro-mechanical
The
has announced*^V*ieeTOdA^o i© Board of Directors
of Charles D. Dickey, a Director and member of the. Executive Com¬
The
company
of J.
mittee
Morgan &
P.
Conine.-and a Dir^tpr of General Electric
jVPrk Life Insurance
Co., and other companies.
Mr' Dlcsey Was "elected to fill the unex¬
pired term of H. W. Field who recently resigned from
Atlantic's
board
lor
Corp.,Mft>ta & cfcf,
Copper
Kennecott
Co.,
corporation has called its $2.25 cumulative convertible preferred
March 27 at $50 per share plus accrued dividends
per share. Payment will be made at the' Schroder Trust
Co., 61 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
The preferred stock may be converted through March 17 into com¬
mon stock at 6.06
shares of common for each share of preferred,
Emanuel, Deetjen
& Co. and Lehman
Brothers
have
agreed
to
purchase the preferred stock at $50.75 per share through March 17'.
—V. 189, p. 806.
of
35
cents
»t
reasons
Avon
DividendlMtR)
Stock—
dividends
the
100
shares
100
and
The
a
the
company's
substantial
for
common
additional
of
dividend,
the
the
record
stockholders
number
hold
hold
stock
stock
being
are
paid
date,
are
in
cash.
sold.
original stock
-Based
—V.
tions
The
000
for
in
are
Feb.
on
stock
common
acquisition
increase
shares
of
19
requested
authorization
Mid
recommended
from
the
approval
continue
Manufacturing,
Continent
in
stockholder
order to
in
the letter
to
corporate
The
3,175,793 common shares
for
31,
is
is
to
Norden,
Man¬
including
company
Inc.,
It was
Inc.
ball
such
Circuit
Court
Baltimore
of
City
has
order. However,
and
the
to
the
it is
expected that either
Commission
Circuit Court
for
will be
further
as
reversed
the
hearings,
details follows:
used
to
bank
prepay
equipment;
loans;
for
general
and
capital.
working
incorporated in Connecticut in 1942,
quality precision ball bearings.
was
originally organized
the
for
bearings
of
the
bomb
dissolved.
and Was
as
subsidiary
a
of
Carl
L.
of developing, designing and producing
the Norden bomb sight.
Carl L. Norden,
purpose
for use in
manufacturer
business
sight,
See
subsequently
V.
also
189,
withdrew
from
913.
p.
Bastiau-Morley Co., Inc.—Tenders for Debentures—
The
City
Securities
Corp., Indianapolis, Ind., will up to
receive tenders for the sale to it of 5ft
1959,
debentures, due
2,
of
Aug.
1961,
to
at prices not
$53,704,
to
1959.—V.
1,
187,
amount
an
exceed
sufficient
lOQ'v
plus
10
««•
a.m.
•
on
convertible
to
exhaust
accrued
the
interest
to
1
"?
1310.
p.
Beech
Aircraft Corp.
1958.
(&
the
rate
base
case
or
that
will be
the
carried
order
of
appealed to the Maryland Court of Appeals.
Subs.)—Earnings—
Year Ended Sept. 30—
Total
before
1958
sales
Net
income
taxes___
7.349.340
3,9 70.000
3,980,000
3.324 663
3.369,340
1,235,331
955,803
824.107
823,352
$4.03
$4.09
——
1
______
Earnings
per
NOTE—A
•
_
shares
outstanding
shares ______,
common
103,904,870
______7.294,663
(est.)__
paid
Common
are
1957
95.889.733
profit
Dividends
substantial portion of
the sales
for the year
1957 and
1958
subject
to renegotiation.
In the
opinion of management,
renegotiation will have no significant effect i pon the financial
such
position
and
operating
results
the
of
company.—V.
188,
2 2 42.
p.
The
cf
company stated that it is advised by Counsel that the decision
the Circuit Court does not require any refund of the rates already
collected
be
the
under
rates
taken
will
Commission's
continue
in
effect
decision of July
11, 1958 and that
pending such further action as may
by the Public Service Commission of Maryland or the
p. 806.
189,
Courts.
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Co. Inc.—Reports Loss—
This
Dec.
Barrlen
made in
Corp.—Common
our
common
1958,
Stock
Offered—Mention
reported
company
stock
offering of 102,533 addi¬
(par $1) at $16 per share,
ceding
Net
year.
$193,000
Net
the
for
sales
of
$63,247,000
1958
a
the
the
W
ended
year
.
of
$1,746,000,
after applicable
of $361,000 for the pre¬
net profit
a
$1,553,000
was
for
$74,113,000 for the preceding
''' '*•
"v'i, CI
loss
net
compared with
loss
for
the
first
hall
of
1958
and
half.
second
for
of
■"^
W
The
was
sales
net
compared with net sales
income tax credits,
Feb. 23 issue of the
tional shares of
reported
company
31,
year.
am
2,000,-
Further
will be
additions and
proceeds
plant
leading manufacturer of high
a
Profit
outstanding
188. p. 542.
The
negotia¬
privately-held
net
of
purposes,
Government,
9,342,505
$2.92
of Dec.
the
on
The company's more than 800 customers include leading manufacturers
ill diversified industries and the Armed Forces of the United States
18,872,505
—_—__
findings of Maryland P. S. Commission's order of 'July >11,
1953
authorizing increases in the company's electric, gas and steam rates.
The company said on Feb.
19 that it will not be in position to
comment upon the decision until it has studied the Court's
opinion
Inc.
shareholders
present 1,000,0000 limit.
on
22,078,541
1959,
i959.
5,
Federal and State income taxes
—V.
directors
.
18,
each six
100,379,694
$3.36
...
earnings
♦Earnings per share——_____
XJpon
Automation Instruments, Inc.—Proposed Acquisition—
The
construction
April 1,
120,111,366
__W_
„
Earnings before taxes.
those
Increase
§
■
10,733,541
_____
back
term
short
Sales
date
and1 payment
normally not subject to tax until the dividend
sale, the dividend is taxable on a long term
capital
gains basis,
depending
on
how
long
the
has been held.-—V. 188. p. 2453.
Stock dividends
chares
PROCEEDS—The
for
sum
1957
$
Net
March
on
writers for the issue.
Baltimore Gas & Electric Co.—To Appeal Rate Decision
stock dividend to cover the full
of the expense of quarterly or
Dividends on the company's preferred
dividends.
1958
between
planned to declare a single
in order to avoid duplication
semi-aunual
31—
year
been determined, and will be decided at a later meeting.
date is expected to be in the second half of the year.
is
year
or
and
of
that
shares.
amount
payment
It
less
or
250
have not yet
The
two-thirds
than
More
decided
have
Products, Inc. (& Subs.)- -Sales & Earns. Up—
Year Ended Dee.
1959 on
the company's common stock will be paid in stock rather than in cash,
The company is working
out the details of a plan to afford each
stockholder the opportunity to sell up to 15 shares of dividend stock
received without incurring any expenses of sale.
One possibility under
study is that the company would purchase such dividend shares.
directors
cord Feb.
*\
share
new
expire
March
Corp.—Plans
Atlas
The
one
BUSINESS—The
Manufacturing Corp.—To Redeem Preferred Stk.
Monday, March 2, 1959
.
.
shares held; rights
An underwriting group
headed by Shearson, Hammill & Co. are acting as under¬
and
Avco
stock for redemption
Refining Co.—Npw
stockholdc
common
basis of
1714.
p.
through its wholly-owned subsidiary, Sibley Lindsay & Curr
Company, which owns 51 <1 of the voting stock of Erie.—V. 188, p. 1380.
Company
Atlantic
to
will
about $2,000,000.
of
is
Continent
annual
.
fourth
quarter
of
1958
$17,566,000.
were
compared
with
$18,975,000 for the same period of 1957.
The company reported
profit of $341,000 after applicable income tax charges for the final
quarter of 1958, compared with a net loss of $373,000 after
applicable
income tax credits for the same period of 1957.
.
• t!\.
net
Lowell
P.
Weicker, President, said: "The company's operating results
closely In line with projections expressed4n our public
during the year.
The 1958 loss was due largely to heavy
abnormal costs incurred by the
company in completing the establish¬
ment of a major part of its
manufacturing facilities in modern south¬
ern
plants,
together with non-recurring losses experienced
in
the
discontinuance at Dec. 31, 1958, of the unprofitable Sanford wholesale
for
ESTIMATED CORPORATE FINANCING IN
1958
were
statements
NEXT FOUR WEEKS
division
The estimated
forthcoming four-week private capital flotation market
for publicly registered issues, commencing March 2, amounts to $216
million, excluding $300 million State of Israel bonds. The latter is not
expected to be entirely sold within the above projected period and, hence,
is treated here separately; otherwise the total estimate would come to about
$516 million — a projection last reached on Jan. 22 for the Jan. 26-Feb. 20
period. The data are compiled by the Commercial & Financial Chronicle's
Corporate Financing Department which obtains its information from the
Securities and Exchange Commission and private sources.
The
preceding four-week projection (Feb. 24-March 20) came to $185
The oncoming period, in comparison, shows a
slight pick-up of
about $30 million. However, if the non-rail utility debt and
equity issues
scheduled, which total about $148 million, are subtracted from the pro¬
jected offerings of $216 million for the month of March (with the excep¬
tion of the last two days), then the
non-utility financing 'schedule of
private issues amounts to about $68 million. The extent to which nonutility corporate plant and equipment spending exceeds this amount, if
any, would be reflected in expenditures derived from retained earnings
and non-publicly placed
financing.
million.
The securities scheduled to reach the market
Private
are
totaled
follows:
Capital Demand
"The
and
Stocks
Total
$1,050,000
$26,454,000
(t9,4niRnn
301,050,000"
March
9-13________
33,491,280
12,300,000
March 23-27________
costs
Total
___________$145,050.000
$445,050,000*
________
$71,195,880
•
inventories
obtained
will
decrease
"It
is
are
these
at
be- reflected
operating results.
in
sales
the
stated
now
plants
for
first
full
in
of
for
Mr.
all
that
our
the
the
bonds
Illuminating bonds
on
on
March 24; and $30 million Ohio Edison
March 25.
with
current
188,
we
reported
that
assets
With
continuation
a
look forward
to
February 26, 1959.
of
profitable
a
improving
operation
the
decrease
assets
times
5.01
5.83
capital at Dec. 31,
for
times
current
current
liabilities
1958,
liabilities,
the
at
end
was
compared
of
1957.—i
;
sales
year's
reflected
net working
Sivalls & Bryson, Inc.—Earnings—Financing-
Consolidated
previous
in
in
all-time
reduced
crude
1958
high
oil
$38,672,153,
were
of
$47,441,871.
activity in
production.
oil
compared
with
the
decline largely
drilling and the
cutbacks in motor car
The
and
sales
well
gas
In addition,
appliance output had a direct bearing on sales of parts and trim
by Black, Sivalls ' & Bryson for those industries, Kenneth
Lineberry, President, said.
and
produced
W.
Net
earnings for 1958
after
in
preferred
1957.
To
$928,784, equal to $1.37
were
dividends,
compared with $1,760,674,
dividends were $230,674. against
Preferred
further
5ft
strengthen
notes,
due
the
annually
company's
financial
share,
common
a
or $3.16
$148,441.
structure,
share,
a
;
...
.
$7,500,00G
20-year period, were sold late in
1958, with $3,381,000 of the proceeds going to pay off all outstanding
bank notes.
The long-term notes due in 10
years were paid off from
proceeds of the new 20-year loan.
working
973,058.
—V,
188.
Blue
See
capital
Reflecting
liabilities
was
Ami
F.
Dec,
the
31,
a
$20,326,976,
was
financing,
new
compared
the
increase
an
current
with
ratio
3.2-to-l
$2,-
of
assets
of
earlier.
year
a
1392.
p.
Flintkote
See
over
10.1-to-l,
Diamond
Bon
L.
Corp.—Proposed Merger—
Co.
below.—V.
Co.—Stock
Jacobs
Co.
Ended
Dec.
167,
2525,
p.
Further
below.—V.
Borg-Warner Corp.
Suspended By SEC—
189,
914.
p.
(& Subs.)—Sees Improvement—v
31—
1957
1958
$
Net
before
$
533.033.188
income
608.514,099
45.935,260
70,976,578
taxes
Income taxes
Net
The
1958
the
after
shares
per
sales
it
was
third
an
quarter
of
greater
"Incidations
in
the
first
the
the
of
1958
were
year
same
increase
and
higher
6ft
fourth
the
$3.81
quarter
of
first
three
quarters and
into> the early months of
Chairman of the Board,
continuing
Roy C. Ingersoll,
President.
in
that
trend
is
8,841,814
$2.34
in
fourth
those
than
quarter
in
the
showed
earnings
percentagewise.
the
sales
and
earnings
of
the
Borg-Warner
half
of 1959 will be considerably improved over those of
pei'iod in 1958," the joint announcement reported.
"While
labor
situation in the steel industry and some other economic
make
over-all
will
long-range
produce
forecast
difficult,
substantially
better
also
we
results
believe
that
those
than
of
totaled
continues
closed
to
the
$73,106,327
of
-
to
year
$71,340,476
$69,269,980.
liabilities
the
-
"Borg-Warner
amounting
1959
of
year.
corporation
ties
sales
are
8,844,860
year
like
factors
past
volume
by
Ingersoll,
quarter
even
downward
business
S.
of
this corporation
of
reported
Robert
Fourth
end
at
34,076,578
share___
earnings
the
increased
1959.
outstanding
36,900,000
21,135,260
laxes__
common
and
reversed
and
»
24,800.000
income
Earnings
the
description of the above corporate financing may be ob¬
tained from the "Securities Now In
Registration1' Section of the Feb. 26,
Thursday issue of the Chronicle and, of course, the extensive "General
Corporation and Investment News" in the Monday issues.
1959
;v
2026.
p.
Black,
the
A detailed
these
volume
of
lines.
product
$28,564,000, with current
V.
Common
Electric
of
-
loss
industry,
Weicker
Year
Among the larger offerings scheduled for sale during the forthcoming
on March 6, are:
207,852 shares of Pacific Power & Light on March 3; $25 million Northern
Indiana Public Service bonds on March 10; $33 million bonds and
$12 mil¬
lion preferreds by Colorado Interstate Gas on March
11; $17 million
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines debentures on March 11; $25 million Cleveland
production
January,
1959."
$216,245,880
four-week period, other than the State of Israel bonds
lower
benefits
our
"
expected
retailers
trends
57,500,000
Includes State of Israel bond issue of $300,000,000 which is not
expected
to be entirely sold within the above period, but in a
slightly larger
interval period.
last eight
this whole¬
drop
the
at
the
time
and
the
Sales
9
to
$516,245,880*
.
the
during
decision
through discontinuance of
the Sanford wholesale
operation will be recouped by strengthened mar¬
keting operations which are being effected in the direct selling to
16,300,000
57,500,000
Our
being
lower
115,991,280
4,000,000
Our
largely from
company's new plant program has been substantially completed
five plants in the South are
operating at close to standard
costs
326,454,000*
82,500.000
March 16-20____
resulted
at the year's end.
our
to
2-
business.
efficiencies.
Net
Bonds
March
the
1958
of
sale operation
of
as
of
months
or
The
be
1958
in
strong
a
with
$2,070,496
cash
in
corporation's
which
was
excess
cash
$11,268,097
position.
The
securities
financial
and
marketable
of
the
liabili¬
current
and
securities
less
than
the
in
1957
current
S84,374.424.
Borg-Warner's
over-all
capital
expenditures
in
1959
for
new
plant
Volume
189
Number
5825
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1019)
and
equipment
000
compared
The
1957
the
with
corooration's
to
The
'
expected to total between
$13,000,000 in 1958.
are
$107,864,364 in
net
of
worth
time
second
being
inventories
reduction
a
last
Eorg-Warner
the
in
$307,876,800
totaled
1958,
in
corporation's
1958.
$190,394,902.—V.
The
189,
$17,000,000
lowered
were
of
$115,482,716
of
in
exceeded
history,
the
company's
and
$300,000,000
stockholders'
working
capital
for
-
equity*
in
to
1958
as
higher
corporation
ended
Jan.
3,
weeks
ended
'■-Net
,
income
share
per
reports net
1959, compared
Jan.
4,
for
compared with net
weeks ended Jan. 4,
On
•
Jan.
tional
20,
common
bank
loans
1,119,510
1958,
stock,
and
of
$33,033,721
$764,914,
was
55
cents
to
tuen
of
sold publicly
in
adversely
ol
75
for
Despite
levels.
of
of
;
x
.
tax
In
and
served
income
financial
taxes
Total
also
resulting
methods
net
of
Net
These
earnings for the year by approximately $1,500,000.
in
general business activity in 1958, incoming
commercial
Dec.
31,
1958,
compared
and
military
unfilled
with
equipment
orders
at
the
at
were
amounted
$157,600,000
to
Earnings
Detroit
metropolitan
area.—V.
189,
473.
p.
This
The
i
capital stock,
value
par
$1
(Canadian)
share,
per
of
this
Drilling,
com¬
pany
This
Inc.
in
;
Vancouver
The
and
Toronto
with
company
Stock
beer,
engaged since
prospective
oil
and
in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, has
organization
in
1949
in
the
acquisition of
its
natural
interests, in the
and in the production
gas
development of such interest,
oil
and
natural
and
mineral
totals
of
acres
rights
Developed
The
gas.
mately 601,600
or
in
Canada,
proven
191,182
company
various
owns
reservations
and
the
United
located
sale
ano
interests
leases
of
in
and
company
wells
also
New
in
interests In
;
at'present
50%.
Crov.n
the
from
interest
two
Crown
viewpoint
leases
gas
consists
comprising
petroleum, and natural gas lease
Island Lake area of southeastern
Many
in
reserves
operational
an
in
this
field
in
are
of
excess
of
642 acres, in
Estimated proven
?
Petroleums
and
in
Ltd,
two gas
of
pany
Texas,
interest
Ltd.
well
He
is
,Other
Reed
is
officers
10
for
of
of
Ltd.,
the
25,600
and
law
wells
of
an
of
Reed
Lake
oil
to
Foundation; Harry F. Smith.
Neb.,
investment
Gude,
—V.
Wiumill
188,. p.
bankers;
E.
Peavy,
Joseph Straus,
Rosenwald, Chairman of
President of Smith,
and
GIVING
James
G.
for
Co.,
members
Drill Division
Feb«
on
18.
Winkie
of
E.
R.
Execu¬
employees'
Bucyrus-Erie
of
the
New
its
.
vvhieh
several
be
to
AMROCTA
shall
York
& Co.,
Stock
acquired
used
Hutton
J.
E.
Co.,
New
Co.,:Si'teV:.Ai:v:62.7
&
Johnon,1
Corp.
brake,
new
the
Winkie,
Installations
trade-named
Omaha,
partner
704
p.
SEC
has
Province of
V.
issued
York,
portable,
a
N.
the
Y.,
20
lightweight
*
guilder
■shares
,
Kidder.
Peabody
&
Co.
Inc.
4.0
2.0
3.6
Stein
&
Renshaw—_
Bros.
&
Boyce_.__-.__;
Stewart, Eubanks,
■■■■■&
Co.
Tucker
,
4.0
Meyerson
&
Day
R.
brake
for
of
approval
of
freight
250
in
cars
from
sets
Corp.,
'
order
189, p.
of
of
Co.,
under
the
Investment
Company
inter¬
$31,538,500.
—
Trading Privileges Re¬
expected
are
the
on
FRATE-BRAKE," brings to
advantages of off-tread braking
'
disc
car
brake,
the
"FRATE-BRAKE"
is
disc
one
axle
per
for
all
but
the
heaviest
cars
trading privileges
Corp. of America, Kaiser Aluminum
Chemical Co., Olin Mathieson Chemical
Sperry Rand Corp.,
Dutch Petroleum Co. and
This
be
as
well
the
as
New
the
taxes
of
net
reported
totaling $16,163,500, net earnings
equivalent to $2.53 per share, based
par value common stock outstanding
earnings
net
and
for
the
Chicago
Mill
&
Lumber
before
earnings
previous
taxes
of
of
$23,127,175,
$13,783,099,
year.—V.
188,
or
—"_1
Profit before
income
income
188,
p.
its
corporation
registration
capital
Burroughs
The
1957.
934
h
a3
faitli,
Eased
on
repoits
the
the
SEC
the
an
additional
amendment
400.000
shares
to
of
revenue
$11,300,000
higher
for
than
number
average
were
income
with
$1.02
taxes
the
the
taxes,
year
1958
of
$282,773,950
were
$6,407,-
553,000
$757,628
$770,918
607,303
of
shares outstanding in each
year,
1958, compared with $1.67 for 1957
to the United States and other gov¬
to $3,798,000 for 1958 after
$7,760,000 for 1957.
a
refund'of $1,590,000,
sharp decline in earnings, which were not
fully anticipated *
beginning of 1958, resulted from a lower than
expected volume
the
of
certificates
bid
are
of
99.064%.
Issuance
subject to authorization
of the Interstate Commerce Commission.
for
owing
sale
Salomon
Bros.
&
Huizler
bid'99.587 %
The issue is
motives,
to be secured by 600 box
estimated to cost $6,840,000.
Associates in the offering are; Dick &
&
Co.;
&
for
cars
the
certificates
the
North
the
belief
division
that
It
it
of
American
would
became
assets
continent
and
best
evident
plan liad been filed
Mr.
meet
the
during
Laid.—:V..
Jones
hearings
before
189,
43.
p„
now
providing service to approximately 3;200 consumers
DuPage Counties in the suburban Chicago area. Richard
Citizens 'Utilities Co.
President, advised that Citizens
currently
the
and
Illinois,
for
which
area,
manufactured
communities
Maine,
the
is
acquisition
of
one
in
the
of
several
additional
fastest
the
growing
population
-
-
subsidiaries,
Citizens
telephone,
gas,
states
provides
water
and
electric,
in
service
of
Arizona, California, Colorado,
and Vermont.-—V. 188, p. 2640.
Pennsylvania,
Coastal States Gas Producing
Oscar
Feb.
S.
26
Wyatt,
over
Idaho,
tinental
Gas
Gas
Mr.
the
Pipe Line
Gathering
Wyatt
has
ment
been
and
Texas
also
which
System.
ago
The
basic
and
contract
contract
President,
with
the
of
on
Transcon¬
two-part South
Phase
for
1
was
with Texas Illinois Natural Gas Pipeline Co.
that
$15,000,000
a
financing
arrange¬
with the Bank of the Southwest of Houston,
banks,
which
will
provide
funds
for
the
phases of the new 270-mile gathering system,
both
counties in South Teaxs.
seven
shipment
has
already
way"
have
Stated
Mr.
of
pipe for the South Texas Gas Gathering
arrived and nearly all of the necessary "rights
been purchased.
Wyatt, "Coastal
important
expension
this
First
Board
basic
concluded
of
first
of
the
covering Phase 2
announced
initially will serve
The
of
Corp.
participating
construction
System
Co.—Financing Completed
Chairman of
signing of the
Jr.,
announced
very
project
States
the
in
undertaking are
substantially."
is
embarked
now
company's
expected
to
on
history.
increase
the
The
most
ultimate
Coastal
States'
deliveries
by
the South Texas Gas Gathering System
are
to begin in May, and will be made to Texas Illinois Natural
Pipeline. Some time later this year, deliveries to Transcontinental
Pipe Line will start.
When fully completed, the South Texas
scheduled
Gathering
States'
System
existing
gas
will
almost
gathering
double
systems.—V.
the
188,
capacity
of
Coastal
1267.
p.
Coleman Co., Inc.—Reports Profits for 1958—
loss in
In
common
income
Sales
sales
of
Coleman,
net
stock.
last
year
stock
of
to
company
$$5,729,726,
had
a
net
increase
an
directors has proposed
which
from
would
400,000
standing common stock
two
the
1957
were
loss
of
of
$998,097
$853,759
over
after
1957
$34,875,967.
company
mon
In
credits.
tax
The board
the
President, reported operations had switched from
a profit in 1958.
profit after taxes was $769,257 or $1.78 per share of
1957 to
1958
provide
shares
cn
the
to
an
ior
amendment to the charter of
increasing the authorized
shares; splitting the
1,200,000
basis
of
one
additional
share
for
com¬
out¬
each
outstanding shares, which would increase the present 400,000 shares
600.000 shares,
and clarifying the extent of preemptive right of
4'As.
and 8 diesel electric loco¬
The board also adopted a restricted sfoclc option plan covering 40,000
of the company's common stock to be optioned to
key executives
including officers of the company and subsidiaries.
shares
The charter amendment and the proposed stock option plan will be
presented to the stockholders for approval at their annual meeting on
May 19.—V. 188, p. 850.
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Dana
Seibert. President.
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Published twice a week [every Thursday. (general news and
advertising Issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices: 133 S. La Salle Street, Chicago 3. Hlinois
(Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1959
by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25. 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March 3, 1879. Subscriptions
United States. U. S. Possessions.
Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $65.00 per year; in Dominion of
Canada, $68,00 per year. Other Countries, $72.00 per year.
in
On
account
of
the fluctuations
in
the
rate of
in
objectivos of the
the
Stanford, Conn.—Acquisition—
country.
directly or through
Willism
NOTE:
in
holders of common stock.
as
Merle-Smith; R. W. Pressprich
& Co.; Freeman & Co.; Ira Haupt <fe Co.; McMaster
Co.; and Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.—V. 189, p. 807.
Baxter
Hutchinson
in
the
the
Either
250
$1.59
Offered—Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and as¬
$5,130,000 of 4%% equipment
trust certificates, maturing semi-annually Aug. 15, 1959
to Feb. 15, 1974, inclusive.
The certificates scaled to
yield from 3.50%. to 4.20% according to maturity, were
and
split in 1955, annual
stock
is
in
in
natural
484,075
$1.56
——
its
stock
604 849
486,570
—,
on
for in the plan, the book
Arkansas
common
stock would
of
$23.76.
,
negotiating
Gas
481,000
group
both
that
order.
and
Sheldon
the
a
company
utilities
Feb. 24 offered
to
or
provided
share
to
following the Cities Service
in
Rosenthal,
Gas
Certificates
awarded
$11.19
$3.45
3.9.
exchange
each
$15.09
stated
Cook
647.
on
ratio of 2.6.
the same period averaged
for
Arkansas
Fuel»
a
over
however, that consummation of the plan appeared
exceedingly
even
after costly and extended, hearings.
Accordingly, Cities
file "the exchange of stock
plan in the hope that it would
in
n
speedy
solution,
eliminating
the
existing uncertainty
earnings
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—Equipment Trust
sociates
world-wide
approximately
amounted
compared
The
with
an
earnings for the year, after income
compared with $10,074,594 for 1957.
ernments
.
filed
Net
Estimated
at
24
covering
$2.02,
to
Citizens
1957
With SEC—
1821.
p.
of
the
by
from
in
a
Corp.—Earnings Decline—
earnings per share
as
Feb.
188,
corporation
$294,085,078,
for
on
statement
stock.—V.
many
This
is
Citizens'
third
acquisition in Illinois during
the
months, and its fifth acquisition of utility properties in the
suburban area since June,
1956, when Citizens commenced
operations in Illinois.
1,323,918
shjares outstanding——,—_—___—-
Earnings 'per share—
—V.
^Bullock Fund, Ltd.—Registers
of
activities
capital
Gas
Capital
of
past 12
Chicago
1,238,628
>
——
____________
paid——
of
against
Citizens Utilities Co.,
$1,414,277
taxes
for
Net profit
Cash dividends
study
cash income per
market prices of Cities
stocks.
Service
as
ratio
a
years
'
The
or
regarding Arkansas,
$1,329,279
taxes—..
Provision
careful
share,
as
areas.
result
$2.27
2739.
p.
Co.—Earnings—
1958
i—
income
Cities
results
Sales
Fuel
year,
signed several months
taxes
$1%
$14,344,076
share
common
of
1957
on
per
well
as
York
Co.—Earnings Higher—
$15,375,000,
shares
with
compares
income
per
to
6,064.860
income
based
income
1957,- the book value per share of Cities Service com¬
$58.56, a*, compared with $15.09 per share for Arkansas
was
L.
703.
on
After
is
net
disclosed.
Act
Feb. 25 announced estimated consolidated results
for the year ended Dec. 31, 1958.
1958 net earnings before taxes on income will amount
operations
to
ratio
dividends,
31,
Jones
decided
orders
company
.
announced on Feb. 17 that it has acquired all of
of Lombard Heights Water Co., which serves an
area located
approximately 10 miles west of the City of Chicago and
adjacent to Lombard and Villa Park, 111. The purchase price was not
and
Royal
v
doubtful,
the
Celanese
Monsanto
stock.
the SEC,
Y___—3.2
Ltd.—Property Sale Exempted—
an
Metals
shares
Anticipated
of
other engineering and
design changes to compen¬
lateral freedom and solid bearings of
freight car trucks,
2739.
p.
Mr.
L.
125.9.
p.
Cities
2.0
___
Anthony
of
basis
other
foreign
gooci
Rodman
Year Ended Dec. 31—
passenger
only
the
and
of
"Shell"
of
issued
This
Approved—
incorporates
183?
exercise
Fuel
of
Furthermore, alter the exchange the Arkansas stockholder would
Lave a continuing interest in Arkansas Fuel
and, in addition, would
participate
in
the widespread
and
diveisified
operations
of
Cities
Service, and the company's strong financial and
competitive position
in
the fields
of
petroleum, natural^ gas, petrochemicals, real estate,
Texas
costs.
Budd
*
a.
Transport & Trading Co. Ltd.; and the Commission
giving interested persons until March 4, 1959, to
request a hearing upon the respective applications. Each issue is listed
and
registered on the New York Stock Exchange and, in certain in¬
stances, upon other Exchanges.—V. 188, p. 1821.
has
highly
utilizes
for
the
upon
Exchange has requested Unlisted
stocks
common
Reynolds
Corp.,
completely truck mounted unit which makes possible a
"cleaning-up"
of
the
car
underbody by removal of body-mounted cylinder, rods,
levers, guides and other similar parts.
The "FRATE-BRAKE," how¬
sate
for
and
share
one
as
areas
Chemical
a
-w-V.
into
Arkansas
of
dividends
...This
186,
Ontario.—V.
on
maintenance
and
entered
Space
and
The Detroit Stock
in
freight field the same
successful railway passenger car disc brake, now
thousands of cars on U. S. and foreign railroads.
Budd engineers say the disc-type brake offers better
and smoother
braking, additional safety factors and reduction
in
operating and
ever,
have
ratio
standing shares.
.5
acting
quested-—
"BUDD
railway
the
Co.,
below,
2.0
189,
The
exploration and test
company's newly developed disc
change service for test purposes.
Like
<te
named
authorizing this company to sell certain property located in Canada to
Du Pont Co. of Canada Ltd. for
$2,510. The property consists of some
645 acres located in the southern part of the
Algoma District of the
Exchange.
hole work, from the Wink
Production, sales and shipment of the Winkie
to the Drill Division at Richmond.
assigned
Budd's
another
the
paid by Cities, Service have amounted to $2.40 per
compared with $1.00 per share paid by Arkansas Fuel. Thus,
the Cities Service cash dividend equalled the
dividend on 2.4-shares
of
Arkansas Fuel common stock. In addition, Cities Service in each
"of those years
declared a special stock dividend of 2% on its out¬
granted
and
Dec.
the
cash
60o!o70
plan
at
of
the
and
net
income
increased
share,
Newburger & rtn.'-
2.0
Lane,
Canadian Pyrites
Ind.
company
has announced that it has received
Association of American Railroads for installation
as
Hutton
subscribed
Edwards, Inc.—.1—2.0
—V.
Wis.
Co.—Brake
operating
option
own
trading.
represented
In
'
,
Winkie drill, it was
exploratory drilling in
for
The
the
stock
its
Service
Cities
-
the
value
the
be
not
Corp.
York,
Rosenwald
general
plant at Richmond,
the
The
and
be
the options
exchange .of
the
stock,
On
509^674
to
an.
Less
stress
was
put on market
would ordinarily be the case, he
added, because of
Arkansas Fuel market prices brought
about-by speculative
upon the relatively
small volume ol' Arkansas Fuel shares
stock
Fuel
$1,069,219
underwriters
W.
Champion Spark Plug
the
oil
eliminate
of
than
average
of
mon
company
FINANCING
°1,000,000 shs.
restricted
As
properties.
the
stock
Jones
Cash
Outstanding
■
The
The Winkie, which supplements
Bucyrus-Erie's line of water well, oil
well and blast hole drills, will be sold
throughout the world.—V. 188,
p. 2639.
/
Budd
PRESENT
;
:v
Securities
first
to
Drill Division
for
sold
has
shipped
recently
drill
core
Brookfield,
have been
TO
issuance pursuant
Representative,
First
New
the
Pclian
Tremaine,
Destined
was
Bucyrus-Erie's
Corp.,
these
1958
shares
include
per
share
per
■ratio of 3.2.
pro¬
either
dispose
or
criteria considered in determining the one to 2.4
ratio,
listed the following:
In
the
five years ended Dec. 31,
1957, Cities Service annual net
income
averaged $5.24 per share, as compared with Arkansas Fuel
gas
1515.
the
diamond
31,
the
for
shares
Arkansas
for
Among
Mr.
and
calls
-
2.4
of
is
&
This company's
from
Oct.
and
in
and
„
Celanese Corp. of America
Greece,
available
annual
oil
Service
Fuel
on
pressures
*
others, in
semi-proven and
from
gas
ended
of
Cities
/
values,
and
the effect
was
companies
that
Arkansas
time, Cities Service
These
quotations
with
____
Cruttenden, Podcsta, & Co.
2.5
Doolittle & Co.__——2.0
G. Edwards & Sons_,_„
2.0
York,
Bucyras-Erie Co.—Sells Lightweight Core Drill—
announced
prospective
development,
EFFECT
banks_
Bacon, Whipple &
2.5
Branch, Cabell & Co.—3.5
Petroleums
New
Crane,
W.
operator;
William
or
in
1958,
Commission's
W.
Lake,
Texas
alone
for
same
book
Service
wells
company
Commission
interest
common
exchange
share,
company pursuant to which they
severally to purchase from the company, and the
company
to sell to them
severally the shares of the additional com¬
agreed
stock
gas
of
che board of directors are: Paul A.
Conley, Vice-President, Blyth
& Co., Inc., investment bankers, New
York; Ross H. Faulkner, pssociate
of Lehman Brothers, investment
bankers, New York; Frank W.
advisor
key
the
......
rights: ;
Maracaibo,
Britalta
&
Claude
are:
The
the drilling
independent
natural
and
A.
Petroleums
on
and
months
uhderivritinfr agreement' wltK
mon
Vice-President, General Manager and a Director; J. W. Hudson,
Vice-President, field operations and engineering; A. Bruce
Robertson,
Secretary and a Director; Clyde N. Stone, Treasurer; Ronald
W.
Hamilton, Assistant Secretary and Assistant Treasurer. Other members
financial
the
have agreed
has
wholly-owned
holds a working
tive
independent
of
UNDERWRITERS—The
wells
ami
complete
drilling operations of $2,323,344 and
$786,707; net income was $21,957.
50,000 shares
through their
company.
Britalta
oil
seven
of
sales
to
option.
Venezuela.
director
a
firm
crude
in
either
Notes payable, to others
Common stock <$i par value) J_„
under
Com¬
oil
and
that
the
withdrew an earlier plan, filed "on
which-proposed to divide the assets, of Arkansas Fuel
between two new companies, one of which
would go to the
majority
Arkansas Fuel shareholders, the other to the
minority.
W. Alton Jones, Chairman of the
Cities Service board, stated that
additional
expected
Arkansas
on
Feb. 19 filed with the Securities and Exchange
plan for the elimination of the minority interest
Corporation. The plan was filed in compliance
proposal
stock
criteria.
.
Submits New Plan
—
Oil
of
Fuel
18,
-
another
company
acres
in
in
oil
Oil
Wilshire
producing
of
income
payable
"Includes
Colonial
are
wells—three
and
Through
concessions
the
the
Ontario,
gross
aggregating
Petroleums
producing
of
Wyoming.
President
partner
a
Britalta
five
cf
and
other
as
counsel
of
Province
total
a
ol
Vem-zolano
concessions
as
L.
American
a
the
Mexico
Britalta
in
Robert
-
total
a
in
with
New
Venezuela
*
with
wells
Texas
subsidiary,
subsidiaries
Notes
feet.
Under the terms of a gas purchase contract entered into with
Sgskatellewr n Power Corp., 210.87 billion cubic feet of natural
gas
from the Many Island Lake area has been
dedicated for delivery over
a
20-year period to the Power corporation at a starting wellhead
price of
10 cents per
MCF. Deliveries of
this
gas
were
begun in
September, 1958.
wholly-owned
is
Authorized
,
Two
engaged
individuals,
exploration
CAPITALIZATION
*
cubic
sale
gross
production
gas
comprising
billion
and
for
EARNINGS—For the
reported
and
acres,
provide
It
Oklahoma.
undivided
an
152,913
Alberta.
750
company is
contract basis for
a
new
Sept.
'
properties
duction
515
tions
a
northwest
oil companies.
It also engages,
acquisition of oil and gas leases
the
Mexico, Texas,
various
owns
on
proven
Alberta
and
Ontario,
Canada, and
Wyoming and Venezuela. Ine company
oil, gas and mineral leases, reserva¬
and concessions
covering about 410,418 gross acres of land in
Alberta and Ontario, Canada, and in California,
Colorado, Montana,
New. Mexico, Texas, Utah,
Wyoming and Venezuela. Its principal asset
California,
acres
in
major
interest
an
leases
1946.
BUSINESS—The
crude
approxi-
Venezuela.
owns
company's
organized in
and
giving rise to oil gas
States
in which t..e
acreage
exploration
the
on
Tne
-
At. the
is
resources for
development of producing properties.
approximately $1,000,000 will be required to drill
Exchanges.
headquarters
Fuel
order
Arkansas
was
admitted to trading on Feb.
24
on
the American Stock;.': the rate of one share for
each five shares held of recExchange (New York). The 3,900,335 outstanding shares of the com¬
ord on Feb. 24, 1959. The
pany's capital stock were authorized for immediate listing-on the
subscription offer will expire
at 3:30 p.m. (EST) on March
American Stock Exchange, with
authority to add 250,750 more shares ;.■'■
10, 1959. The offering is
jupon exercise - of options and warrants by certain employees and
being underwritten" by a group of investment firms
stockholders, bringing to '4,151,085 shares of a total authorized. issue
.,/■ headed by W. E. Hutton &
Co.
"
of 5,000,000 the
V
v
aggregate number of shares approved for listing on f
the Exchange. Stock of the
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds from the sale will
company will continue
to be traded
on
the
the
on
new
a
Arkansas
with
-
—
company
$487.11
"
the public
minority
majority interest.
Offering to Common Stock¬
issuing to the holders df its
common stock
(par $1),-rights to subscribe at $13 per
share for 100,012 shares of additional
common stock at
holders.
150,000
$449.97
share
common
company
Commission
Service
Calvert
-
Britalta Petroleums, Ltd.
(Canada)—Trading in Stock
Initiated on American Stock Exchange—
150,000
Fuel Holdings—
The
the
1,050.000
72.750,000
outstandings
180, p. 347.'
$74,116,308
1,050,000
67,500.000
1
Cities Service Co.
in
the
outside
per
——-
record
approximately
date
same
substantial
outstanding
the
earnings
for
the
27
weeks
$2,183,181 on total revenue of $85,672,383, as
Jan. 3, 1959 weie equal to 68.3 cents
compared with net income
per share.
V of
$3,386,933 on total revenue of $77,912,828 for the same
corporation operates a chain of 33 retail food supermarkets in V
period in
the preceding
year. In the third quarter of
greater metropolitan area of Detroit under the trade name "Food
1958, net income amounted
to $1,620,920.-—V.
Fair." These stores have no connection with other
189, p. 599.
Food Fair markets
,
dividends
—V.
ended
1
dividends
Common
two
$68,545,671
_
Common shares
1957
$74,488,942 $80,443,668
74,338,580
80,380,486
5,792.909
6,264,178
taxes—
profit
Preferred
from
1958
„
income
Profit before income taxes
Prevision for Federal income
accounting
income.
Co.—Earnings—
Year Ended Dec. 31—
foreign currencies, as well
from those used in 1957,
addition,
a
change in the
decrease
to
materials
Securities
-
backlog
addi¬
now
exchange
Federal
Christiana
con-
production
1957.
portion of the increase in the commercial
equipment
represents
orders
for'newer products,
obtained
at
a
rate "•»■
greater than production. Awards on
defense contracts greatly exceeded
<
the rats of
shipments in 1958.
For
the
quarter
ended
Dec.
31,
net
income
1958,
amounted
to
A
outstanding.
snares
As
of
and
wages
program,
systems,
year.
certain
income.
product
engineering,
decline
both
$220,000,000,.
27
new
processing
for
previous
in
for
the
The
data
Costs
year
net
further
costs.
development,
the
in
rates
between
the
for
in
year.
the
the
of
electronic
provision
reduced net
enters
cents
the
difference
27
outstanding,
shares
100,000
the
than
affected
the
depreciation
factors
•>
share
per
the same number
on
company
for
weeks
"
equal
stock
common
27
tne
,
or
1958
level
of
costs
the
during
the
using the proceeds for repayment of short-term
general corporate purposes. On the basis of the
for
shares
$561,345,
the
sales
for
,
period
shares of
of
1959
/
in
lor
$39,144,931
of
with
1958.
latest
the
1.019,510
on
sales
field
heavy
fluctuations
also
Borman Food Stores, Inc.—Sales & Earnings Up—This
higher
a
the
in
Devaluations
treatment
^
and
entail
marketing during
were
599.
and
business
tinned
$7,618,352.
year
478
pp;
and $18,000,-
particularly
from
3
exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New York funds.
4
(1020)
Commission—
Feb. 6 filed a letter of notification
the
stock < no part to be offered at $10
underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used to
complete extensive renovations to an office building owned by it and
the acquisition of additional pieces of real estate.—V. 188, p. 47.
corporation
The
on
SEC
covering 500 shares of common
per
share,
without
Transamerica
see
Inc.—Control-
Packers Association,
River
Columbia
Mr, Fogg added that a four-year program of intensive research and
development, which
involved the expenditure of $4,200,000 in 1958
alone, "resulted in the development of a number of new major product
areas
for broad commercial exploitation.
These included a -revolu-
II.—Files With,
Co., Inc., Exeter, N.
Realty
Coleman
Securities and Exchange
below.—V.
Corp.
188,
.
tionary
digital-tape techniques and equipment;
plant for use in the chemical
involving
concept
new
computer-controlled automatic pilot
petroleum processing industries;
a
highly advanced high-vacuum
in photographic technology."
and
equipment;
He
and
said
major breakthrough
a
reduction
continued
that
overhead
of
expenses,
(& Subs.)—
inc.
taxes
foreign
and
S.
U.
taxes
in
interest
Minority
Net
.
sale
on
earnings
credit
Special
.
787,500 shares of capital stock outstanding as of Sept.
tResults
do
not
reflect opertaions
of Sessions Clock Co.
which
Hie
1958.—V. 187,
year
.24
company
acquired
p. 2798.
Consolidated
On
The SEC
Electric Co.—Earns. Ol'f
company and Rothsay
Restricted List.
31—
..
A
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
'
34,286,153.
810,292,475 $10,249,894;
J 0.564,998
10,534,308
—
Gross income
2,096,449
3,842,785
(net)..—
deductions
income
td'onr'ito
36,348.48.)
Operating income
1,359,024
Net income
$7,887,859
1,010,491
$0,383,189
82.03
stock.—
....
<Earnpd per common share;
'
;
807.
the
Combustion Engineering, Inc.—Proposed
Acquisition—
has acquired General Nuclear Engineering Corp.,
a
leading nuciear engineering and consulting firm headed
by Dr..
Walter 11. Zinn. it was announced on Fob. 27 by Joseph V. bantry,
Chairman of Combustion.
Mr. Santry also announced tne election ol
Dr. Zinn as a Vice-President of Combustion and stated that he would
be in charge of all the company's nuclear power activities.
General
Nuclear will be operated as a subsidiary of Combustion.
Combustion, Mr. Santry stated, has been active in the nuclear field
for more tnan
12 years and has a current backlog of nuclear work
amounting to approximately $50,000,000.
The company has extensive
facilities
for
tne design,
development, manufacture and testing oi
complete reactor systems, including both light and heavy components.Its most notable current contract involves a complete reactor system
for a submarine, the prototype installation of which is now hearing
completion at tne company's Nuclear Division in Windsor, Conn. At
its Chattanooga
iTenn.) Division, the company has produced a large
volume oi heavy nuclear components including the reactor vessel for
the country's first full-scale nuclear power plant at Shippingport, Pa,,
and
the
reactor vessel for the world's largest fast-breeder nuclear
power plant, now under construction by Power Reactor Development
Co., at. Lugoona Beach, Mich.
registration statement filed with the SEC on Dec. 19, 1958,
covering 64,011 shares of capital stock to be offered in exchange for
81,002 shares of the outstanding common stock and 2,131 shares of
outstanding $100 par preferred stock of General Nuclear Engineering
The
Corp., became effective on Feb.
This
Albert
J.
Woods
will continue
He
Solvents
Feb,
on
to serve
Corp.—Woods
its
the
ket
Mr.
The
in
Quality
their
Resigns—
been
Wheeler
C.
company
member
a
of
the
Senior
of
directors
board
and
Vice-President
is
who
of
the
company
Hal
190.577
who has
since 1950
will
be
to
Refrigeration
be
opinion between himself and major
including the Milbank interests.
paid-in capital of 23 million
bonds
Equitable
Co.
&
Inc.
Securities
bid
for
sale
-First
mor
In
redeemable
par.
at
optional
redemption prices
sinking fund at par, plus
lhe
for
and
case,
construction
electric
450
purposes,
,,
energy.
customers
the
the
in
months
12
had
principal
ended
Oct.
business
31,
consolidated
GIVING
operating
EFFECT
TO
addition
William
are
to
E.
Mr.
S.
Woods,
three
Griswold,
Sr.,
V.
and
Smith,
B.
James
A.
$1,065,866
,900,000
agreed
800,000
cipal
$1.33
($5
Outstanding
S189.000.000
1.250,000 shs.
1,219,969 slis.
14,000,000 shs,
value
par
UNDERWRITERS
to
13,200,000 shs,
Kulm,
from
the
of
Loeb
The .purchasers named below have severally
the company the following respective prin¬
—
purchase
amounts
Subs.)— -Earnings—
before taxes
Income
taxes
—_
McConuell.
the
At
V.
If.
E.
board
Sherrill,
partners
Jr., partner
Palmer,
attorneys;
the
of
Winthrop, Stimson,
Putnam & Roberts,
Milbank, Jr.; and William W. Burch. financial
interests, to serve as directors for the' three
Jeremiah
adviser
to
Milbank
term ending 1962.—V.
year
138,
bonds;
new
Co
&
income
"Estimated.
below.—V.
-
$2,500,000
__
189, p. 808.
Credit
Corp.,
Charlotte,
N.
—
$1.15
JLoss.
1 Based
on
1,877,473
corporation on Feb. 13 filed
covering 30,000 shares of class
SEC
offered
to
holders
of
warrants
letter
a
Files
B
stock
common
originally
issued
(par
with
with
$1)
to
of
has
184,
deduct
the
For
contributed
1120.
p.
to
elected
$1,875,000.
amortization
$1.40
sinking
prior to
March 1, 1960; $3 if exercised after Feb.
28, 1960 and prior to March
1, 1961; $3.50 if exercised after Feb. 28, 1961 and prior to March
1, 1962.
No underwriting is involved.
The proceeds are to be used
tor the regular operation of business.—V.
187, p. 987.
fund
series A
cumulative
preferred
stock at
if
$2.50
exercised
Consolidated Development Corp., Philadelphia, Pa.—
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Files With
The
SEC
corporation
covering
offered
be
to
be
20,000
at
used
deduction
year ,1957
$2,485,000
to
the
'
lor
ac¬
estimated
tax
-
$1,178,496
Feb.
13
Before
net
end.
Sales
Fourth
this
in
months
Fogg,
was
1957
quarter
Fogg
earned
(par
this
ended
net
Corp.
to
corporation
Dec.
31,
tax
had
it
1958,
Board
and
refunds
Loss
net
a
loss
reported
was
Chairman.
of
totaled
1,063,355
shares
$30,541,382.
operations
from
costs
of
$1,684,000
in
1958
which
the
equal
was
at
totaled
were
and
attributed
These
extra
an
above
the
year's
$324,000
charged
off
budgeted
as
mld-1957
in
and
expenses,
product
cutback
1958
and
to non-recurring costs of
inventory write-offs of nearly
and
engineering investment
research
st?aL% comPanies—acquired by
established
dissolved
loss
1958
included
heavy
operating
Consolidated
divisions—which
in
defense
their
losses
in
were
spending.
in
products added
to
New
orders
booked
tilt? *36,000,000,
1957.
Unfilled
largest
a
orders
backlog
during
16%
m
of
1958
increase
more
than
company
1957,
reached
an
by
more
$2,over
three
1956 and 1957 and
seriously affected by
The
hues.
incurred
three
other
divisions
company
all-time
high
were
division
of
more
over the $31,100,000 recorded in
$13,000,000 at year's end supplied
history and compared
with
also
lias
Coast
Stock
Products
Co.
$8,900,000
orders granting applications of The Philadelphia-
Exchange.
granting an application
unlisted trading privileges
stock.—V. 189, p. 704.
order
an
Exchange
Cutter Laboratories,
for
of
in
Associates—Earnings Lower—
for
the
income
with
ended Dec.
year
operating
of
revenues
before
31,
1958
$151,403,134
total
con¬
compared
1957.
year
income
$18,118,860 in
taxes
1957.
and
After
other
items
income
was
taxes
and
company
on
Feb.
Berkeley,
reported
16
Calif.
Record
—
high
record
end
include
oi
for
1957.
Earnings
per
share
of
common
1957.
the quarter
ended Dec. 31,
stock
common
1958, earnings amounted to $1.24 per
shares outstanding, including non¬
2,795,752
on
recurring net income equal to 50 cents
plant land.
Comparable earnings were
quarter of
1957
based
Eastern
a
share
$1.30
from
per
2,778,017 shares.—V.
on
sales
and
Utilities
The SEC has issued
Sales
profits
compared with $17,053,254
$785,492, equal to 57 cents per
share, in 1957.
Figures for
operations
of
Hollister-Stier
Laboratories,
1957, while net profits rose to
share, from $642,023, or 46 cents
1958
$12,287,061
amounted
to
S2.17
on
2,795,752 shares outstanding,
including
non-recurring net income equal to 50 cents a share from the sale ol
coke plant land, compared with $4.41 on 2.788,017 shares
outstanding at
the
1958.
Sales volume last year reached $18,744,928
and
with
stock
March
held.
188,
the
share
p.
sale of
for
the
coke
same
2244.
Associates—Rights Offering Cleared
order authorizing Associates to offer an addi¬
shares for subscription by stockholders of record
on the basis of one new share for each 12 shares then
96,765
an
common
4, 1959,
The subscription price will be fixed
by the company shortly prior
offering, and will be not lower than 85% of the average bid
prices for EUA stock on the day next preceding the day on -which the
subscription price is fixed.
Unsubscribed shares will be sold at the
subscription price to underwriters to be selected and their compensa¬
tion
determined by competitive bidding.
to
in
1S57
and
compared
compared
the
Earnings—
The
for
reports
sales
the net income amounted to $7,197,987 in
1958 compared to $13,406,742 in the
previous year.
After
deducting 4'/it %
preferred dividends and State tax refund
requirements, the balance available for the common stock was $6,078,587
tional
and
2,500.000
York Stock
New
the
issued
on
common
per
of
the
Net proceeds of the stock sale will be
applied to the partial payment
outstanding short-term bank loans.—V. 189, p, 704.
acquired
by Cutter in June, 1958.
"Operation Comeback," Dr. Robert K.
Cutter, President, told stock¬
outstanding success.
We have cleaned
and proiits reached an all-time high,
and at the same time we substantially increased not only the total
amount but also the percentage of our expenditures in research."
Dr. Cutter said, however, that "we are still not making, an adequate
profit per dollar of sales."
He predicted further progress will be made
in improving profit ratios in 1959.
The
first polio
vaccine suit in early 1958 which resulted in the
jury clearing Cutter of negligence "either directly or by inference"
but
awarding $147,300 on the basis of implied warranty has been
appealed, the report said.
"The
medical
profession, the pharmaceutical profession, and the
pharmaceutical manufacturing industry
have been so concerned by
this stretching of
the doctrine of implied warranty that .'friend of
the court' briefs have been filed by the American College of Physicians,
holders, "continues
all bank loans.
up
$1,291,700,
outstanding
registered
SEC
Pacific
the
$1)
Reports
—
$771,729, after taxes, which
the
on
profits
$3,500,000.
000,000,
the
stock
common
with
quarter.
than
Jtx
notification
of
$2,470,196.
share
non-recurring
Mr.
the
A
President
estimated
in 1957
per
$32,079,000,
12
S.
for
loss
company
before
of
the
Philip
allowance
cents
73
class
of
Electrodynamics
sales
for
by
operating
The
to
shares
letter
a
per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are
working and/or investment capital and selling expenses.
Despite record
on
filed
9
listed and
Corn
Gas & Fuel
net
consolidated
share ol
Baltimore Stork Exchange for unlisted trading privileges in the common
stocks of Corn Products Co. and the Upjohn Co., which stocks are
The
2,500,000
&
extraordinary items,
For
Co.—Trading Privileges Granted—
The SEC has Issued
$5
for
Consolidated
of
Feb.
on
Corn Froducts
be
Thalmann
601.
p.
$6,020,761
2,500,000
Inc
$189,331,801 for the calendar
adding
company
taxes
refund.—V.
the
Co..
&
association
Total
the
notification
of
with
shares of stock outstanding
1958.
31,
income
C.
$2,164,979
$1.38
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
This
Union Ssecurities & Co
-
at Dec.
celerated
Consolidated
$2,588,000
——
.
share
common
Allyn
Eastern
2,905,000
for tax purposes only,
accelerated
amortization
under
certificate
of
necessity
on
certain
assets
of
White
Pine Copper
Co.
This deduction for 1958 resulted
in a tax loss, giving rise to au estimated refund of prior years Federal
Consolidated Cement Corp.—Proposed Merger—
See General Portland Cement Co.
Net
(Earned per
NOTE—The
1715.
p.
189,
solidated
meeting,
the directors nominated Paul V.
Shields,
ol Shields & Co., investment bankers; Arthur
—V.
3 957
1,875,000
....
C.
Ladenburg,
$39,167,000 $42,450,375
1740,021
713,000
■
refundable
FINANCING
"The outstanding first mortgage bonds and
preferred stock have been
issued in series,
tUnlimited by indenture.
A.
Income
company
$98,740,000
of
revenues
t
value, cumu.)
par
Eastman Dillon,
whose terms expire this
directors
Henry
of
section
the
1958,
PRESENT
bonds
($50
Common stock
as-a
have announced that they are not candidates for re-election. They
year
for
bid
i
from
the financing, together with other
by the company to finance construction expendi¬
payment of short-term bank loans incurred and
of
gagc
"Preferred stk.
800,000
151958
99.2199;
99.17999.
100.607
(Jointly
Corp.
Authorized
1957
560,000
Year Ended Dec. 31—
competi¬
Were Ly White, Weld
t'9.399;. The First Boston Corp..
its subsidiaries
$0.99
(&
at
bid of 99.33%.
consolidated net income of $21,115,000.
$793,570
Copper Range Co.
Aktiengesell-
24.
Dow's
808.
p.
and
1.109.000
—
Chemie
proceeds
the
approximately
2.174,866
V„,
-i
189,
Company is engaged in the production, purchase, distri¬
-
and
831,000
paid
outstanding
Earnings per common share
V. 104, p. 2324.
189,
99.0739." Blytli
be
each
used
incurred
1,626,570
:
taxes...—.
stock.—V.
Feb,
on
finance
initial
an
a
and
to
,r
in
EARNINGS—For
:
1958
shares
will
Corp.- -Earnings—
Net profit
result of differences of
stockholders ol the corporation
resigned
the
e
amendment
an
-
elected Acting President.
Mr. Woods explained that he
was
out¬
nine-
computing
p. 2141.
Subsidiary—
Dow
announced
and
Cash dividends
Common
both
Pittsburgh.
187, p. 2790.
income
based
are
shares
of
for
The company serves an area of
about 817 square'miles
embracing the City of Pittsburgh and surround¬
ing nnmicip'Tities in Allegheny and Beaver Counties- Pennsylvania,
with a population of 1,550.435. The company's
wholly-owned subsidiary,
Allegheny County Steam Heating Co., furnishes steam heating service
miles daily tt. present schedules, Mr. Six
currently flies 46,584 plane miles and 2.217 820
Ycur Ended Sept. 30—
before
year-
with
period
.
CAPITALIZATION
Copeland
SEC
capital
Swiss
subsidiary,
>
will
104'i
including
bution
seat
company
the
like
4':,s,
Co.,
Co.
4J8
bonds
from
BUSINESS
Tne expansion, made possible by a Civil /.eronauties Board ruling
which gives the airline 2,300 inihs of new non-stop authortiy in Texas
and New Mexico, will enable Continental to add 5,031 airplane miles
daily.—V.
188,
the
ol'
awards of the
on
Inc.,
<fc
&
for
interest
tures,
Six, President.
The
with
shares
was
won
24
Co.
Drexel
new
funds,
corporation will boost its daily revenue plane miles 11% and
its daily seat miles 16%
in early April when the company expands
jet-power Viscount II service, in the Southwest, according to Robert F.
miles
filed
24
company
naming
&
Forgan
also
The
This
scat
Feb.
accrued
to
said.
of
years
number
accounts.—V.
a
compared
the
both
in
average
Co.—Forms
Swiss
PROCEEDS—Net
revenue
as
over
31,
8,000,000
groiijj
also
ranging
Stores will be a subsidiary of Consolidated Foods with
contemplated in its operating policies.—V. 139, p. 480.
351,362
months
stock,
44%
and
compared
expanding in¬
especially in the European Economic Community. The
Stuart
and
C-ontiii&ntal Air Lines, Inc.—To Increase Service—
and
earnings
1958.
Figures
revised
method
of
wholly-owned
a
on
bids,
Glore,
4
24,000 square foot store
several otner locations in
lor
The
ey,
and
new
a
Income taxes
end of 1062.
Maynard
just opened
and has plans
of
overseas,
Other
Food
changes
of
earnings
an
doubtful
Feb.
on
Chemical
tive sale
urea.
Quality
nine
common
Dec.
the
reflect
additional
an
terest.
but
has
Minn.,
ol
ended
an
issue of $10,000,000 first mortgage bonds,
4(4% series, due March 1, 1989 at 100% and accrued in¬
Philip
and
stated,
in
listed
be
offered
Corp.—Acquires Quality Chain—
acquisition
chain
Mankatc,
no
Foods
The
Kennedy
and
1
to
year,
Duquesne Light Co.—Bonds Offered. Kuhn, Loeb &
Co.; Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co.; A. C. Allyn
& Co., Inc., and Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co. on Feb. 25
is acquiring Quality Food Stores, Inc., which op¬
Wiggly Super Markets in Southern Minne ota, according
announcement issued on Feb. 25 by S. M. Kennedy, President
Stores.
also
newly-formed
terests
Y. Barrett, President of Quality
is being made tnrough an exchange of
Consolidated is using shares owned in
treasury, and no new stock will be issued.
With the addition of
Quality group. Consolidated will have 84 stores in its super mar¬
units, and is currently opening about one new store per month.
food
stock,
April
first
tlie
increase
an
company was incorporated with
Swiss Francs (S5.8 million).—V.
—$30,194,748 $23,962,546
resigned as President and a director.
in a consultative capacity until
16
the
The
corporation
Consolidated
of
share,
provision lor
Formation
Piggiy
an
for
share
a
schaft, in Basel, Switzerland,
of their securities.
comprises the names of 210 Canadian issuing companies.
now
same
taxes,
a
corporation
Dow
'
evaluation
an
the
$1.24
kind
fiscal
the securities of this
in
Consolidated Foods
Profit
the
Club
of Canada, to its Canadian
Ltd., both
Mines,
188, p. 2 <40.
See also V.
11.
to
The list
erates
corporation
Commercial
periods
covering
p.
480.
Mines recently
States
its
period
was
.$97,771,259,
period of last year.
preceding year.
Per share
shares representing
The
of
case
United
essential
to
This
the
of
the
for
117,538
Diners'
have been or currently are being distributed
violation of the registration requirement oi
the Securities Act of 1933.
Evasion of such requirement, which is appli¬
cable to securities of foreign as well as domestic companies, deprives
United States investors of the financial and other information about
issuing companies which
registration would provide and which is
in
$2.58
shares in each period.--V. 189, p.
Eased on 2,651.360
in
Rothsay
$6,827,368
$6,722,213
—...
Preferred dividends
Earned for common
1,
month
prior additions to the list, the Commission has
reason to believe, based upon information obtained in its investigations
and
otherwise, that the securities of Consolidated Exploration and
As
for
after
standing between
30,
in
#
Months Ended Jan.
tlie
on
Ltd.—Stock
Co.,
Mining
&
the addition of
announced
13
first
Dividend Shares, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
Exploration
Feb.
on
income,
of
Restricted List—
Canadian
tlie
interest during the
controlling stock
a
volume
$1,381,271, or
$956,360, or $0.86
$2.50
on
charge
$64,849,581
Net
—
Columbus & Southern Ohio
12
with
787,500
Common shares
credit per share—
and special
earnings
outstanding™
787,500
'Earnings per common share..-.:-—-,™.—$1.84
■
—
Stock
N. Y. S. E.—
on
16 became
Exchange.
Feb.
on
York
was
$1,971,931
—
-
1958.
$2.64
$2.46
82.64
Lvle L. Shenard, President, noted that net earnings for the fourth
quarter of 1958 were 43%
ahead of those for the fourth quarter
of 195^7 and th highest for any quarter of
1958.—V. 188, p. 443.
Net
taxes-.-——
taxes
profit
-Based
$2.22
share.
per
$4,253,000
nnn
S3,966,000
credit
per
income
income
$1,432,814
Net
394,000
taxes)—
(after
and special
share—
earnings
Net
Net
properties
of
Profit before
Gross
2bJ,uuo
1^572,000
Credit:
...
„
-
Federal
233,000
tl958
" 1957
827,518.655 $28,537,238
2,876.814
4,186,931
1,424,000
2,215,000
Year Ended Sept. 30—
Sales
New
During the first nine months of the current
Dec.
31, 1958, tlie company reported a 44% rise
51% Increase In gross charge volume. :
Earnings—
income
on
earnings
earnings
Special
Profit
Lower—
«85,<m000 870,903,000
and uiinorily interest
8,520,000
company
the
oil
—
before
Profit
Diners' Club, Inc.—Listed
The
1393.
p.
(& Subs.)—Earnings
Columbian Carbon Co.
increased
product planning should
1959.—V. 189, p. 480.
manufacturing efficiency, and more effective
in a substantial recovery in profits in
result
Consolidated Electronics Industries Corp.
NeTsales'
Di Giorgio Fruit Corp.—Secondary Offering.
A sec¬
ondary offering of 28,000 shares of class B common stock
(par $5) was made on Feb. 12 by Dean Witter & Co.,
San Francisco, Calif., at $15 per share, without the
benefit of a selling group. The offering has been com¬
pleted.—V. 188, p. 2461.
the
American
Manufacturers'
"The
to
be
Our
an
sales
Association,
Pharmaceutical
Association,"
Dr.
Cutter
and
the
Pharmaceutical
stated.
added, "has been particularly rewarding from
the
standpoint of new products.
In blood fractions, an important
field in which we are world leaders, we are introducing 'Plasmanate,'
a
year
substitute
with
in
the
1958,"
for
excellent
the
last
he
plasma. In the hospital field we have market tested
acceptance the first major equipment advance made
in the
intravenous solutions and injection sets,
decade
'Saftisystem 28.' "—V. 188,
p.
2641.
Eastman
A
Kodak
35mm
new
markedly
pany,
Co.—New
Microfile
Print
improves
original microfilm
the
Microfilm
Announced—
Film,
recently announced by this com¬
quality of positive film duplicates of
negatives.
In engineering drawing work,
pioneered by Kodak's subsidiarv, Recordak
Corp., the new film is expected to widen the use of aperture card
systems for reproducing and distributing engineering drawings in indus¬
try
and
government.—V.
189,
704.
p.
Electric Auto-Lite Co.—Announces World's First Tran¬
sistorized High Voltage Ignition
System—
A
major
break-through in automotive engineering has been an¬
by this company.
It is the world's first high voltage trans¬
istorized ignition system and its
development ends years of" research
to lift the
ceiling placed on engine design by the conventional ig¬
nounced
nition
system.
According
with
other
immediate
It
is
to
Auto-Lite
conventional
as
well
contained
as
in
the
new
automotive
long
range
system
is
completely
electrical
significance
to
compatible
components
and
has
the motoring public.
single package slightly larger than the con¬
ignition coil, which it replaces, and can be installed in any
system within a matter of minutes.
The new system
provides maintenance free ignition, lifetime distributor contact
service
ventional
battery
ignition
a
Volume
189
Number
5825
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1021)
eliminates
and
"blued"
the
condensers.
contact
full
points
Starting faiures
eliminated.
are
and
poor
ignition
Top
starting due to
performance for
Conventional
engine speeds is obtained witn the new system.
ignition system output. is often 50% less at high speeds
than
speeds.
at
speeds,
The
new
be
<uv
low
at
all
will
range
11)61
it
The
Auto-Lite
the
for
who
seek
provides
system
new
constant
top
voltage
business
Mr.
in the range of power steering- and
first as special equipment for private
performance from tneir car engines.
By
public
top
it
is
expected to be optional equipment.
design implications of t.:e Auto-Lite development include the
possibility of universal heat-range spark plus with substantially longer
life, transistorized regulators and other applications of transistors in
Other
automotive electrical circuits.—V.
189,
is
Year
Ended
Dec.
Met sales
31—
1958
Net
taxes
U.
was
6,685,509
?;;>>:
5,440,320
3,057,381
—
1
——
2,623,379
$3,628,128
Preferred dividends
214,177
Earned
218,883
$1,204,624
49,662
50,877
875,088
share——
POSITION
ITEMS
;
AT
,
DEC.
"Securities
2,500
some
Coast Stock
mine
gypsum
and
revenues
Total
share.
Other
miscellaneous
Results
;
income
Income
$74,642
937
1,303
$347,180
___
28,500
$155,456
$36,910
$0.90
income
—
—
$0.33
share
per
112,816
shares
ttt
tBased
Dec.
31,
172,316 shares at Dec. 31,
188, p. 1717.
'
on
The
27,633,491
5,526,744
8,928.095
Carson
delivery
concentrate
8.483,264
4.96 to 1
5.00 to 1
1,195,305
991,054
against
The SEC has issued
Corp.,
Los
Pur-
Angeles, Calif.
v
order granting an application of this corpora¬
an
Robinson,
the
of its directors and
one
M.
Robinson
V.
Agency,
shareholders, which agency
San
Gabriel,
Calif.—V.
189,
705.
Eurofimd, Inc.—Organized
Market Fund in U. S.
Securities
This
and
for
Pirie
of
"Fresh
hand-washing
Scott
&
Co.,
'n
Clean,"
the
statement
Commission—
Common
with
First European Common
as
the
;
intends
Market
the
fund
Securities
Feb.
on
and
filed
26
Exchange
regis¬
a
Commission
ating
to
six
closed-end, non-diversified investment company.
in equity securities of companies oper¬
a
invest
the
in
to offer the shares.
group
is to be
Eurofund
It
primarily
Common
Belgium,
Netherlands,
jective will be capital
or
interest
be
deemed
income
Market
countries
(France,
Germany, Italy,
Eurofund's principal
ob¬
and
Luxembourg).
appreciation.
While
will
be
given due
importance.
of secondary
The
company
covering
$8
the
earning
consideration,
it
of
shares
share,
to
are
PROCEEDS—The
Clean"
began
well
are
normally
ahead
of
filed
9
of
letter
a
stock
common
notification
of
(par
the
with
$3.33Vb)
to
be
With
The
SEC
Finance
Securities
corporation
covering
offered
at
to
and
second
The
($10
par
Federal
for
share I
per
making
Pacific
63c
of
without
,
of
notification
preferred
underwriting.
with
stock
The
the
proceeds
Co.—Acquisition-
Economy Fuse <fc Manufacturing Company of Chicago officially became
of Federal Pacific Electric Co.'s continent-wide sales and manu¬
part
facturing organization
an
as
closed in Newark, N. J.,
business
its
of
feet
exchange of stock agreement
the
addition
p.
Pacific operates 19 other plants in the United States and
producing a complete line of electrical distribution equipment
residential, commercial, industrial and utility applications.—V. 189,
480.
'
-
,
v,
-
.....
.
.
Fidelity Capital Fund, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
This
ment
Boston, Mass., investment company, on Feb. 18 filed an amend¬
statement with the SEC covering an additional
shares of capital stock (par $1).—V. 189, p. 809.
Film ways, Inc.—Listed
The
The
stock
—V.
189,
on
American Stock Exchange—
stock
of this producer of filmed television commercials,
trading on Feb. 16 on the American Stock Exchange.
opened on 1,800 shares at 7'/a under ticker symbol FWY.
common
admitted
to
809.
p.
used
by
of
of
the
to
of
construction
of
the
in the development
and
:
'
engage
harborfront
its
cost
program.
intends
general
properties
in
!
1
Feb.
the
harborfront
together
25,
1957,
it
the
acquired
former stockholders.
property
with
when
64.4
in
Fori;
of
acres
Pierce
The
with
submerged
major
a
company
an
lands
portion
3,000
owns
of
area
about
adjacent
of
3,500,000
35
%,
Feb.
on
25,
authorized
shares,
of
issued
for
were
1957
by
capital
which
real
property
existing
then
its
stock
1,229,500
of
the
shaves,
49
to
the
company
conveyed to the
stockholders.—V.
com¬
188,
1959,
30,000
this
of
registration
a
statement
outstanding-
stock
shares
to
propose
of
offer
the
its
SEC
Feb.
stock.
common
for
same
on
A
Inc.
by
Mr.
is
public
and
12.187
engaged
shares,
to
636
respectively.
The
shares.—V. 185, pi
3,000
other
blocks
being
sold
In
reporting
31,
1958,
range
2913.
Corp.—Reports Record Earnings—
record
Albert
earned
in
more
the
Dec.
six
will show record sales of $24,047,352 for the six months
1958,
31.
compared
with
sales
responding period in the last fiscal year,
of
an
$22,291,838 for the
increase of 7.88 %.
cor¬
after Federal income taxes, totaled $933,240, equivalent
to $1.24
per share
on
755,640 shares of common stock outstanding.
Earnings for the corresponding period last year were $879,447 or $1.18
per share on 746,751 shares outstanding.
Financial
condition
31,
remains
strong with
ratio
a
sale
1958,
to one, while working capital
$339,504 from the previous year.
up
With
January
Book value or
which
were recently reported, showing an in¬
coupled with the opening of existing
"Prospects right now for increased sales
and profits are very bright."—V. 189, p. 809.
17%
of
units,
sales,
last
over
Firestone,
passenger
President,
Feb.
the
called
cars
elastic
extremely
on
introduced
Firestone
16
year,
Frito Co.—Plans Stock
Premium
Quality.
Silver
Safety Seal built into the inner
part of the tire across the tread area gives the Premium Quality a
higher
degree
of puncture-safety
than
ever
before
achieved,
Mr.
new,
Firestone
the
in
said.
stabilizes
distortion
and
First
in
the
This
SEC
is subjected
to
nylon
cord
Feb.
on
filed
12
letter
a
of
the
—
notification
presently
stock
ized
Files
will
The
of
this
of
Feb.
plan
17
of
gypsum
the
the
two
new
share
1.87
that
diversified
said
companies
of
shares
Corp.
of
announcement
The
respective
boards
of
directors
have
reorganization under which the business of the
producer will be pooled with that of Flintkote,
manufacturer
of
their
Blue
for
subject
the transaction
Flintkote
of
products
that
common
Diamond
stock,
capital
home
and
involve
par
value
West
a
Coast
national
A
the
the
$5,
stockholders
issuance
in
of
exchange
shares
of
Flintkote
common
will
be
required
for
for
the
exchange.
Mr.
Harvey said
the proposed acquisition is
a
further
step
in
Flintkote's planned program of diversification and
expansion and will
provide its customers on the West Coast with the broadest line of
or
1,000,000 shares of $5 par value common
(par $2.50) and (b) increasing the author¬
additional 1,000,000 shares of common stock (par
the total combined authorized stock of the company
shares of
3,000.000
in
company
dividend
the
number
of
$2.50 par value
authorized
common
shares
will
stock.
the
be
from
increase
stock
split
reduced
to
20c
During
in
approved
is
from
paid at the rate of
Detroit,
chips,
make
shares
25c
per
share
on
the
present
$5
to
by
current
payable
the
$2.50
12'Ac
$5
per
per
stockholders, the par valua
share, and the dividend would
share.
the company manufactures and distributes five
and 33 other related snack products throughout
sales of the company last year were $51,200,000.
brands of potato chips
-—V.
country.
189,
p.
Total
45.
1958
assets
outstanding
Net asset value per share
Number of shareholders—
—V.
188,
p.
172,
Feb.
it
closed
a
Inc ;
lias
end
Govern¬
been
elected
a
1435.
p.
owing
time
to
$1.73
Slielton,
4
at
has
:
Loan—
announced
that
during
loan has been reduced
the
end
of
the
of
year
been
share.—V.
per
183,
2074.
p.
Corp.—Reports Improvement
Feb.
on
and cutting operating ex¬
Manager of the corporation's
General
Division,
the
at
a
meeting
of
the
American
25.
growth
located
class
of
this
Corp.—Financing Details—
at
1530
"A"
the
South
the
Bellevue,
SEC
common
to
be
is
to
in
Jpne
be
18,
be
made
offered
by
best efforts basis,
a
Memphis, Tenn
1959, covering
Feb.
on
stock,
offering is to
organized
was
conduct
for
Union
public
Securities
for which
selling
a
paid.
1958
under
Tennessee
law.
It
a
merchandising bu,s)pess„ namely, to offer for
the United States franchise
rignts to operate specially
drive-in
mail
order stations
and
to
with
arrange
manu¬
make
of
and
by
the
merchandise
such
and
the
stools.
and
right
This
to
use
equipment
dealer.
Lue
is
class
common
class
A
voting
and
class
Net proceeds
to
meet
Other
"B"
the
The
amounts
100
chases
the
as
of
principal
officials
1
cent
$150,000
counters
of
the
promoter
for
the
011
vested
equally
of
some
in
of
and
the
$150,000
operation
management's
for
esti¬
be established during the first
$1,740,000,
together
with
any
may
approximately
for other purposes, will be used in
conipany for
the purpose of making
franchise dealers at lower cost
through
the
business
merchandise
quantity
with
the
$341,900
year
salaries
basis
and
acquired 250 000
value per share' or
the
deposits
will
drive-in
have
par
is
conipany
required
tne
cash
or
its
franchise dealers
of
to
at
of
include
through the
franchise
a
doing business during its first
balance
not
available
ca^h
of
stocks.
B
of
catalogue
that
for
of the stock will be used to the extent of
cost
expenditures
year.
listed
management
power
sale
construction
catalogue holders, counters
furnished by the company for use
he
shares
for
purchaser
the
catalogues,
will
and
The
The
for
Garner
O.
Promoters
of
available
franchises.
specifications
President.
manufacturers.—V.
General Portland Cement
The
directors
jointly
approved
of
this
company
the
announced
that
18.9,
pur¬
91c.
p.
agreement,
an
subject
Co.—Proposed Merger—
and
holders at
meeting to
a
stockholders at
Under
the
to
of
held
oe
the
Consolidated
of
the
stockholder
two
Cement
Com.
companies
approval,
have
providing for
into General Portland Cement
to General Portland Cement
stock¬
April 28,
meeting to be held
a
terms
of
boards
the merger of Consolidated Cement
The proposal is to be submitted
the
agreement
and
to
Consolidated
Cement
following day, April 29.
each
share of General
Portland Cement would be split into two
shares, after which each com¬
mon share of Consolidated
Cement would be converted into
l'/s shares
of General Portland Cement.—V.
188, p. 1612.
common
General Public Utilities
Corp.—Borrowings Cleared by
Securities arid Exchange Commission—
SEC
lias issued an order
authorizing this New York holding
make bank borrowings from time to time
during the period
1960, in amounts aggregating not to exceed
company to
ending March 31,
$15,000,time.
by GPU for additional investments in its do¬
mestic public-utility subsidiaries or to reimburse its
treasury for such
investments made subsquent to Dec. 31, 1958.—V.
189, p. 916.
outstanding at
Proceeds
will
be
any
one
used
General Telephone
Period End. Dec. 31—
income
Federal
Co. of Indiana, Inc.
Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
1958—12 Mos.—-1957
$1,950,927 $23,484,797 $22,126,684
1,093,425
14,249.205
13,225,174
$2,057,158
1,287,424
taxes__
Other
Net
218,000
operating income
charges
149.
234,000
2,797,000
190,298.
184,167
2,359,398
$438,435
$4,079,194
3,023,425
operating taxes-
2^35,000
2,060,655
-
.
—-
$
25,017,809
$18.26
——
$13.37
97,877
00,593
General
This
SEC
r
Telephone
on
conipany
covering
&
Curtis
Feb.
250,000
offered
be
$4,005,855
3,071,659
of
The
Southwest
—
Additional
for
and
19
shares
public
Mitchum,
filed
a
registration
of
statement
with
the
cumulative
at
par
sale
Jones
&
preferred stock, $20 par,
through Paine, Webber, Jackson
Templeton. The underwriting terms
are to be supplied
by amendment. There is no firm underwriting com¬
mitment, each underwriter having an option for 14
days
(unless
extended) to purchase up to 125,000 shares of the stock at the public
offering price.
Net proceeds of the stock sale will be
applied to the payment of
$3,810,000 of bank loans outstanding as of Dec. 31, 1958 which were
incurred
for
for
used
1958
1959
construction.
The
balance
of
the
proceeds
will
be
construction
or
payment, in part, of 1959 bank loans
Gross construction totaled some $11,200,000
in 1958, and gross construction scheduled for
completion in 1959 is
estimated at $11,360,000. The 1959 construction
program
will require
incurred for
that
purpose.
capital
of
approximately
$5,630,000,
to
through bank loans.—V. 189, pp. 809 and 916.
new
be
obtained
initially
General Time Corp.—Fourth Quarter Sales Rise—
A
substantial
poration
the
recovery
to overcome
year,
a
in sales in the final quarter enabled this cor¬
first-half loss and show a moderate profit for
Donald J. Hawthorne,
Sales of General
Time
and its
with $49,463,436
Hawthorne
Net
on
reported.
President,
reported
subsidiaries for
on
1958
Feb.
11.
$47,619,165,
of $1,844,271 or 3.7%,
in 1957, a reduction
Defense sales amounted
to
were
earnings for
$2,548,000,
com¬
the
489,875
$834,000,
or
1958 of $571,647 were equivalent to $1.17 per shara
shares
$1.70
per
of
common
share
in
stock
1957
011
outstanding, compared with
the same number of shares.
Working capital total $17,190,319 at the end of 1958, which compared
with $17,379,395 at the beginning of the year.
Inventories at the end
of 1958 were $12,880,833, compared with $11,336,130 at the beginning
of
2141.
348,550
189, p.
pared with $2,563,000 in 1957.
515.040,608 334,501,287
28,210,088
$361,436
270,419
after
Financing Details—
1957
$
Total net
of
company
compared
Investors, Inc.—Assets Increased—
As of Dec. 31—
Shares
Fund,
affiliates,
throughout
station
Mr
Fundamental
G.
traced
plans
1958, Frito purchased three potato chip manufacturers in
Mich.; Cleveland, Ohio; and Stockton, Calif.; and a licensee
Pa.
In addition to its principal national product,
corn
equal
Association
receive
Philadelphia,
Fritos
Fund,
31,
Chemicals
shares
to
are
value stock was also declared by the directors for the
quarter, C. E. Doolin, President, announced.
The dividend is
April 30 to shareholders of record on April 10.
be
1959
increasing operating efficiency
facturers to
dividing
one
stock.
Currently Blue Diamond
has 767,603 shares of its stock outstanding and it is anticipated
410,482
splitting
par
the
industry.
to approval of
will
approved
a
(a)
on
financing and property acquisitions. The directors
considering the sale through underwriters, at a
price related to market, of a number of shares of the proposed new
$2.50 par value common stock;
such offering,
if made, will be in
conjunction with a proposed offering of Frito shares by certain major
will
Chief Executive Officer
and N. J. Redmond, President and Chief Executive
Blue Diamond Corp., Los
Angeles, Calif., announced
that
of
$35.60
23,
provincial and munici¬
was
Harold
purchasers
an
that
that
ended Dec.
and
designed
authorized
by
increase
the
of
company,
Officer
on
the Board and
vote
2,000,000 shares
consist
If
Flintkote Co.—Proposed Merger—
Harvey, Jr., Chairman of
will
16
available for future
the
per
J.
so
March
on
shareholders.
with
500 shares of 5 % preferred stock to be offered at par
share),-without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used
worxing capital.—V. 133, p. 1966.
I.
info
shares
$2.50)
three-stage treat¬
a
stockholders
at
A."
Abacus
its
on
balance
a
$10 per- share,
The
—V.
Split and Financing—
used
covering
($100
for
the
Corp., Minneapolis, Minn.
Exchange Commission—
Acceptance
corporation
cord
involves
it and greatly reduces its tendency for growth
tire-in-service, he pointed out.—V. 189, p. 601.
With Securities and
The
feature
second
body of the tire.
which
ment
The
The
new
a
1
Y.
noted,
Rubenstein
Mr.
stock
Madison
(Canada)—Reduces
since
corporation,
at
sale
$7,590,572
was
equity per common share now stands at $17.24 per share.
crease
N.
March
011
Board—
on
of
of
and
President,
Investment Co. of Memphis, on
commission of $1.50 per share
of current assets to
four
almost
of
of Dec.
Co.,
registration statement with
a
250,000
000
Net earnings,
liabilities
15,
common
business
ot
Director
General Merchandising
The
The company
ended
into
York
In2
sales
and earnings for the six months ended
Rubenstein, President, stated,
"The company
months just ended than it did in the entire
fiscal year ended June 30, 1958."
Dec..
New
ail
Oct.
at
sale
in the glass container business.
It has
outstanding 313.506 comrnoh shares.
The prospectus lists six selling
stockholders.
The
principal stockholders, John M. Foster, President,
of
Marion, and William P. Forbes, Vice-President, of Chicago, own
82,278 and 84,102 shares, respectively; and they propose to sell 11,001
from
Ltd.
that
Slielton
This
amendment.
company
1959,
corporation from a firm pro¬
ducing basically one type of product to a diversified
chemical company
with thousands of
products for hundreds of industries.—V.
189, p. 916.
Net
A
by
said
penses,
have
The
31,
sweeping reorganization of the marketing
organization, completed
hall, already is paying off to the tune of several
million dollars
annually,
an
supplied
close
President
a
Insurance
This
operations
with
debentures
the
General Aniline & Film
underwriting group headed by Raffensperger, Hughes &
Tlie public offering price
and underwriting terms are to
through
be
covering
holders
The
Exchange Commission—
filed
Debentures—
March
on
reduced to $9,000 000
1958, estimated net profit was
$5,197,600
after provision for
depreciation, pre-production and deferred
develop¬
ment expenditure write-offs cf
$1,693,000 and all
mate
company
Exchange Place,
Jr.,
and
leaving
the year
automatic
Securities and
redemption
IkCorp. of Canada, Ltd.
$2,400,000,
For
slightly
or
43
Urquhart,
$9,600,000, and
S2.5C0.
than
the
spiral
.
Foster-Forbes Glass Co., Marion, Ind.—Registers With
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.—Introduces New Tire—
Raymond C.
safety tire for
C.
proposes, to
2245.
p.
as
was
part
part
development
CAPITALIZATION—Tctal
to its registration
500,000
for
company
operations
consists
Federal
Canada
for
its
Franklin Stores
largest factor in the American fuse industry.
In
its headquarters plant in Chicago, 111., the firm maintains
Palatine, 111., and Montreal, Canada.
factories at
be
property.
line
cur¬
second
to
financing will
formally
was
pioneer electrical manufacturer, Economy introduced the first
Underwriters' Laboratories Approved renewable fuses and is
rently
of
used
property from
of
acres,
Feb. 25.
on
the
be
to
loans.
Electric
from
proceeds
Jacobs,
Geco Mines,
iileri
City of Fort
Pierce, Fla., as a deep-water port facility, including
stevedoring and
ship agencies, and the development aityl operation or sale of other
portions of its property as industrial, commercial or residential areas.
Incorporated in Florida on Oct. 16,
1956, the company commenced
Co.,
letter
a
cumulative
be
phase1 of
This
Fairmount
filed
12
shares
could
BUSINESS—The
offered
Heights, Md.—
Exchange Commission—
and
Feb.
on
10,000
used
be
Corp.,
Stock Of¬
company's
funds
SEC
Westheimer & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
selling stockholders.—V. 189, p. 705.
to
net
Bank,
company,
Employees
Dyestuffs
conipany to repav short-term loans;
to complete the first phase
of its port development program ur. the Fort
Pierce, Fla. harborfront.
The balance of the proceeds will be
added .to the
more
through
go
Fairmount
of
Feb;
1(5.
the com¬
on
the
25,
Files
K.
Norman
to
Public offering of 2,138,500 shares of common
(par $1) at a price of $1.25 per share was made
on Feb. 24
by Frank B. Bateman, Ltd., of Palm Beach,
Fla. The shares are being offered as a
speculation.
dividend
will
Co., Gallipolis, Ohio—Files With SEC
Feb.
on
30,027
per
proceeds
A
13
fered.
pany
Evans Grocery
arc
Feb,
for
Director-of Ga tinea u tower Co.—V.
last
shipments
Initial orders, according to Mr. Leopold,
pany's expectations.—V, 189, p. 480.
operation
covering a proposed sale of 2,500,000 shares of common stock.
The
offering price is expected to be $20 per share.
Glore, Forgan & Co.
head
William
liquid
new
made
was
"GUARDIAN"
851.
p.
investment
Market—
on
company's
foundationwear,
Chicago, 111.
on
"Fresh"/'n
Nationwide
Registers Common Stock With
—
Exchange
European
new
tration
at
and
stock
aV-a
an exemption
from the Investment Company Act with respect
to its proposed purchase for $1,200 cash of an insurance agency owner
will
1958
1957.—V.
Co., Chicago, III.—New Product
first
5,976,591
tion for
p.
188,
Management
Elkin Management
chase Exempted—
as
Manhattan
pal taxes.
Formfit
called
right to convert the
share will terminate at
by
Net
has
The
10.535
138.010
taxes___
describes
company,
firm's
outstanding 6'7c sinking fund convertiole debentures clue
at
104%
plus accrued interest. Payment will be mace
1967
$75,945
53,714
income
Bulletin—
this
the
Galineau Power Co.—Jacobs
124.157
(net
New
by
of
Freightlhies, Inc.—To Redeem
corporation
Chase
1957
189, p. 808.
known
its
$198,799
deductions
Provision for Federal
4,313,063
-
applied
obligations
ALu
Treasury
V.
Garrett
The
of
1958
189,978
Fort Pierce Port & Terminal Co.—Common
is
for
$536,221
income
utility
metal
Co.—Earnings Up Sharply—
_
published
and
gaskets.
The new booklet, designated Bulletin AD-104
particular features of metal gaskets and lists the various
tvpes
available for special applications.—V.
189, p. 705.
near
$346,243
14.754,169
_L__—
___A.A
Federal taxes
by \I.
wound
Co.—Issues
recently
details
per
_____
"Preliminary figures.
1957
Packing
bulletin,
construction
Exchange
mills
"1958
expenses
29,629,791
liabilities
Current ratio
e
stock¬
new
design,
—V.
S8.283.057
4,575,278
assets
LLong-term loans
—V.
Total
fEarned
15,442,318
_______
Inventories
' S.
a
31
1958
*U.
with
the Pacific
on
operates
Year Ended Dec. 31—
$2.98.
■
$9,080,875
fCurrent
Corporation
traded
It
871,383
$3.90
—_
shares
common
FINANCIAL
Current
Diamond
1931.
Florida Water & Utilities
Total
—
shares—
common
per
Blue
in
Vegas, Nev., and is engaged in the sand and gravel business at
Antelope, San Gabriel and San Fernando Valleys, Calif., as well as
operating
eight
concrete
batching
plants
and
a
reinforcing
steel
fabricating plant at Los Angeles, Calif. In 1957 it reported sales of
■
earnings
preferred
Number of
or
representative of the Blue Diamond stockholders
to
tne Flintkote stockholders for election to
the
whose stock is
Garlock
A
1,393,434
$1,842,375
a -
of
gypsum
at Sweetwater, Texas.
contemplated in the manage¬
its method of operation and
$2,816,941
1,571,576
—
dividends
Retained
Number
Corporation
the
mill
is
a
directors.
organized
successfully entered
end
change
ment
earnings
Common
that
mine
a
no
Diamond
presented
of
with
that
I>as
$99,301,600
—_—.
A——
income..-
on
be
holders and
1957
$109,119,591
:
Earnings before taxes
Federal
Blue
expected
board
Edison Brothers Stores, Inc.—Reports Earnings Higher
?
of
1957
said
$19,369,000 and earnings of $1.79 per common
have not been released.—V.
188, p. 2741.
44.
p.
late
in
Harvey
ment
will
reports.
be priced
will
system
available
owners
building materials available., Flintkote
oi
5
the year.—V.
189,
p.
602.
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1022)
Grand
Gain
Co.-Sales and Earnings Show
Gerber Products
The
the nine months ended Dec. 31,
1958 amounted to $5,537,268, an increase of $110,834, or 2'; , over the
same period a year ago.
This amounts to $2.61 per share earnings as
compared to $2.50 for the same period a year ago.
Consolidated .sales of the company reached a record high ol $93,Consolidated
•
earnings
net
for
033,793, a gain of 8.7 '; over the same period
Federal and State taxes Oil income were
months
period,
period
same
an
Management
Offered—Milton
offered
stock¬
14B with
(lie solici¬
PROCEEDS
claims,
50-ycrr-old mining company with headquarters in Reno.
Nev„ is traded on the American Stock Exchange.
In announcing the proxy contest, L. A. Nikoloric (1741 K St., N. W,),
Washington. D. C. attorney and spokesman for the stockholders com¬
mittee/said, "The reason for this contest is simple.
Stockholders have
not received a penny in dividends for 25 years.
For the past 10 years the price of the stock has not exceeded 174. •
In our opinion it is questionable whether the company could have sur¬
vived without selling off many of its capital assets.
"And of course, no dividends have been paid to the firm's 11,000
stockholders since 1933.
It is self-evident that a change in manage-.,
a
The
schedule
group's
with
filed
1413
Securities
the
Co.
Mid-America
and
Minerals
well
as
the
as
of
head
an
and William Blum, Jr.,
City;
stock
Common
-Includes
cents
A
12
adhesives
of
the
plant
B.
P.
by
B.
steel was announced
of a new streamlined
Industrial Products Co., a division
Goodrich
F.
Goodrich
Gross
•
188,
'
Dr.
said
Frank
tests
lhe
tests
under
the
of
conventional
show,
might receive
the
of
company,
aircraft
tires
in
radiation
nuclear power
a
plant in
plane.—V.
a
189, p. 809.
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, O.—To Increase
Capitalization—
The directors
stock
ommon
have proposed an increase in the
from
Shareholders
meeting
J2.
will
April
on
J.
Thomas,
intention
ro
present
from
asked
be
15,000,000
the
to
present
approve
authorized,
company's
shares
40,000,000
to
$5 par value.
the proposal at
of
issued
been
has
lhe
shares
the
Grumman,
to
largest
Although
the
eight
of
been
A
named
is
company
last
of
month
to
in
missile
associate
as
Bendix
to
missile
Government
C.—Files
The
issued
Feb.
and
the
to
G.
Morse,
Administrator,
firm.
Grumman
Chairman.
U.
S.
study
Insurance
at
Fe»>.
their
and
is
by
the
suited
V.
to
189,
wide
a
high
of
range
Hamlin
1959.
No
in
connection
underwriting
with
is
stock
involved.
The
Exploration
company
fractional shares.—V.
(2 ft.) payable
proceeds are to go
to
gain topped all previous quarters in 1957 and
President,
nan.
05mm
in
filmstrips
industry
since
as
customer
business
Mr.
of
Kennan,
visual
cited
largely
The company's
in
for
several
SVE,
for
changes
for
gains
of
is
major
in
in
producer
*Does
after
letter
a
of
notification
(&
production
both
and
and
profits
dis-
and
the
2"x2"
most
exclusively
colpr-slides
tie
in
Parkway,
of
its
important
produced
according
gain-factors.
distributed
and
by
SVE
Audio¬
Graf lex,
Inc.,
Chicago,
new
40th
the
111.,
Anniversary, SVE, located at 1345 Diversey
has
completed mailing of
Filmstrip Catalog which
Anniversary
over
100 000
features
copies
over
1 000
Society
For
mijsidiary
General
ronies
Education,
Graflex,
Precision
components
equipment,
Inc.,
Inc.,
a
wide
for
range
military
cameras
and
184, p. 821.
business
a
Rochester,
Equipment Corp.,
manufacture
chanical
V.
of
Visual
N.
New
Y„
York
and
City.
of
electronics,
and
industrial
related
corporation,
an
The
is
affiliate
GPE
electrical
and
a
of
com-
me¬
including
she res.
$1
increase
the
of
value.
par
from
stock
common
to the
fiving effect
After
reduction of. the capital stock of the
through sinking fund operations.—V.
1953
189, p. 602.
With SEC—
174.000 shares
,
224.983
$372,600
408,887
$1.02
______
profit
sale
on
British
of
subsidiary
for
for
3
American
split
l
effective
April 25. 1958,
Wires. Inc.
Super-Temperature
Includes
the
acquired
operations
July 31,
for
1958,
shares
of
company,
statement
with
stock
common
$0.60
and
both
Feb.
on
the
a
N.
to
Hilton
the
Mr.
of
Feb.
on
directors
President
is
Navy.—V.
189,
p.
Of
the
19
the
an
election
Hotels
of
T.W.A.,
Inc.,
and
25
Split—
announced
the directors
thai
also
is
that
dividend
expected
declare
a
shareholders of
then outstanding.
to
Designed for both farm and industrial applications, the 7,400-pound
is available with six-cylinder gasoline, liquefied petroleum gas
machine
diesel
and
additional
574.
of
1
With
1
belt horsepower
75
estimated
an
International
scale
S.
is
660
capable
of
operations.
tractor
T'he
Inc.,
sufficient
has
to
power
pull
four-wheel
scrapers
and
sheepsfoot rollers in earthmoving and road building projects, and can
be equipped with front-end loaders and backhoes for a large variety
of materials-handling
and digging operations.
Secretary
Co.—Subscriptions—
stock recently offered by
engines.
and 68 drawbar horsepower,
handling a six-bottom plow, or
multiple hitches of land preparation and seeding equipment, in large-
Charles
former
Tractor
company's largest wheel tractor—the International G60—now is
production at its Fcrmall Works, at Rock Island, 111., it was an¬
nounced by Mark V. K.eeler, Farm Equipment Group Vice-President, • -
602.
common
Feb.
on
The
amendment
an
International,
a
Stock
Corp.—Plans
President
in
SEC—
filed
18
SEC
of Hilton
Life Insurance
153,840 shares of
150,000
Woodman.
Addition
Home Owners
150.000
—
stock
subsidiary.
Thomas
the
announced
board
v.'holiy-owned
$264,377
International Harvester Co.—Producing Large
covering
$1).—V. 187, p.
(par
for
Super-Temperature
periods.—V. 188, p. 852.
Hilton Hotels Corp.—Thomas Director of Unit—
Thomas
177;773
$2 ;5.270
the board will, at its dividend meeting in
of 28 cents per share payable May 15,
record on May 6, 1959, op the common
shares
This will be equivalent to an increase hv.
the quarterly dividend rate from 65 cents to 70 cents per share for
the shares now outstanding.—V. 189, p. 917.
It
1959,
American
of
Fund, Inc.—Registers With
registration
208,036
at
April,
$193,863
of
442,150
taxes'iv-n—.'J;
their next meeting to oc held early in-March, to declare a
2«.. for 1 split-up of iis common shares in the form of a distribution.,
on" April 1. 1959, of l li additional common shares for each common
share outstanding on the record date of March 16. 1959.
-
$7,230,21(5
382,900
$3,030,765
463,306
Intcrchemical
B.
1957
1958
53,080(907.
taxes
income
Net profit
Dividends paid
—V. 185, p. 612.
*1957
392,210
share
before
plan,
766,945
to
p.
company
seven
of
the
basic
tractor
new
sizes
power
in
increases
Harvester's
its International
wheel
tractor
tractor
line.—V.
line
189,
482.
for
subscription by common stockholders of record Jan. 21 at $6 pev
share, 138,404 shares were subscribed for. and the remaining 15,346.
shares were taken up and sold by the underwriters headed by H. Hentz
Co.,
V.
and
189, p.
John
C.
Legg
&
Co.,
at
$7
per
share.
For
details,
International Telephone &
Federal
of
*
of
capital stock, to be offered for subscription at $5 per
by stockholders of reccrd Feb. 27, 1959, in the ratio of one new
each
four
shares
tion
proceeds,
then
of
amounts
amounting
to
estimated
owed
$530,000
held.
at
No
underwriting
$445,000,
by -the company
on
Dec.
31,
will
on
1958.
be
is
The
toward
notes to
notes- were
at
92,160
•
issued
for
sl
U.
the
Air
contract
Force's
is
to
rehabilitation,
sites
Air
Materiel
accomplish
modification
on
the
DEW
3,000-mile DEW Line is
a
maintains
Rome,
the
New
York,
Line."
continent in Alaska and
the event
Canada.,
of an air attack over
','"
"
Federal Electric
and
at
chain of radar stations spanning the
designed to give an early warning in
polar regions.
Command
"certain projects covering replace¬
and relocation of specific facilities
northern-most reaches of the American
share
reduc¬
banks,
U.
of
designated
The
share
sitesi
the
ment.
C\,
involved.
applied
short-term
N.
Corporation of Paramus, N. J., announced receipt
S. Air Force contract calling for additional work
Distant Early Warning (DEW) Line.
• • < -
Electric
$5,442,460
The
said
This company, located at 122 East St. James Street, Tarboro,
filed a registration statement with the SEC on Feb. 19, covering
Net
the
Virginia—Regis¬
ters Rights Offering With SEC—
shares
a
at
'
Home Telephone & Telegraph Co. of
Telegraph Corp.—New Air
Force Contract-
see
602.
k
tele¬
products.—
in
Provision for
SEC
taxes...—.-
include
Inc.,
its
for
use,
photographic
the
authorized
Year Ended Dec. 31—
the
to
V
with
for
100,000
new
.■^■lections.
vision
the
1958
The New York investment
to
&
To
with
$7,792,038
per
{Adjusted
of
was,
directors in
of the
shares
said.--
taxes
after
NOTE
production and
on
Voted—
action
;
Subs.)—Earnings-
31—
before
not
Conrad
and
2.000,000
Institutional Securities Corp.—Earnings-
taxes.
issued
of
churches
1,650,000
Feb. 20 filed a registration statement with the SEC
of its capital stock, representing the numbers
initially issuable upon the exercise of stock options under the
company's Executive Stock Option Plan.—V. 189, p. 602.
•-.>
(
of
Ken-
•
to concentrate
now
John C.
schools,
1958.
filmstrips
one
report
color-slides
responsible
decision
Equipment
Rochester, N.
the
2" x 2"
1819,
uibution
distribution
issuing
and
1958.
2,660j000
Co.
&
company on
covering
Maritime
applications,"' officials
seas
-t....
Heritage
gain in filmstrip profits of 2214% in the fourth quarter of 1958,
to the same period in 1957, was disclosed in the Presi¬
dent's Report
for Society For Visual Education, Inc., a subsidiary.
Split
Exchange Commission—
16 filed
Feb.
on
Dec.
income
Earnings
Graflex, Inc.—Unit Reports Gain in Profits—
compared
Struthers
approved the
20
Steel Co.—Registers
Inland
Mining Co., Glendale, Calif.—
&
Ilaveg Industries, Inc.
Wires,
188, p. 2009.
Feb.
on
2.000,030
to
corporation
H.
sales
dividend
The
Inc.—Stock
Mills,
Bead
The stockholders also authorized
covering 5,000,000 shares of fully paid, non-assessable common stock
(par one cent) to be offered at two cents per share, without under¬
writing.
The proceeds are to be used for expenses incidental to min¬
ing operations.—V. 185, p. 145.
Net
Washington,
Co
&
Witter & Co
Wood.
Total income
Files With Securities and
Income
the
2,660,000
-
corporation by retirement ol 7,245 shares of $1.25 preferred stock and
10,37.7 shares of $1.50 preferred stock which had been acquired by the
'I;"
481.
p.
Not
1958,
45.
Corp.
Weld
330,000
Se¬
split, 4.2 200 share.-, of common stock will be outstanding.
stock
Profit
\
Tubs
the
to determine the feasibility of employing hydrofoils to
ocean transportation speed and comfort.
Recently completed,
study's results showed conclusively that hydrofoil craft were "well-
the
Not
of
p.
White,
Dean
990,000;
2,660.000
Co.
&
Webster
_
Maritime
the
2,660,000
Agnew
&
Increase
annual
With Securities and Exchange Commission:
market
holders of
,
for
1,650,000
:
Co—990.000
46, 482. 706, 810, 917.
stockholders
The
Second-phase "follow-on"
a
Grumman
&
a
1,000,000
a
on Feb. 4 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
estimated 2,000 shares of common stock (par $4) to be
an
26,
hh
the
Commerce,
of
2,660,000
two-for-onc split of the common stock.
The record date
for the stock split was' fixed at Feb. 20.
Delivery of additional shares
Will be made on or about March 2.
•
;
,
Administration
end
Co.,
Federal
Bros.
curities
Co.
&
stockholders
Eagle,-
Department
pp.
effecting
This
conducted
program
189,
Indian
.
quarter-million-dohar contract
initial
an
Clarence
bv
18
Maritime
Stone
Co.,
&
<S:
having
in
Hibbs
B.
385,000
Pierce,
Smith Inc.
&
Moseley & Co
Shuman,
2,660,000
Corp.
S.
1,650,000
2,660,000
Inc..
Co.
Hutzler
/
385,000
Boston
Goodbody
—V.
all
At.
Aviation
the
system,
F.
Salomon
165,000
&
&
Lynch.
Fenner
&
Sachs
company
covering
sold
U>
Employees
.
a
Number of shares outstanding-:
-
lor
development,
Merrill
Co.
Brothers
McDonnell
1,375,000
.
Inc.
Chapman
First
W.
high-speed hydrofoil-equipped vessel
to serve
as
a
"test
vehicle" suitable for demonstrating.,the operation
of hydrofoil craft on the open seas has been awarded this corporation
by the Maritime Administration, according to a joint announcement
Board
design
Lei .man
1,650,000
Goldman.
the
company
is
well
aircraft for the
Navy
of
range
active
air-to-air
new
a
$248,528 contract
wide
a
385,000
Inc.
said.
types of aircraft now in production
as well as for commercial operation.
military
the
development
ol
different
the
time
same
producers
airplane,
J2,660.000
Folger, Nolan. Fleming-
empty
Army
Ki-'nn, Loeb & Co.__.._
Lee
Higginson Corp. -
Co.
The
first
1,375,000
Dominick
&
Fanvcll,
surveillance.
Grumman's
as
has
and
and
lbs.
(9,000
990,000
2,660.000
Co
Guerin
Eppler,
The
announcement
Ripley <fc Co..
Illinois
Inc.^_
Drexel & Co.
weight) fixed-wing airplanes
to enter Army service, and the first Army airplane to utilize prop-Jet
power,
the Mohawk has been designed to operate from small un¬
improved fields. The airplane will be used by the Army for purposes
the company had
outstanding.—V.' 189,
Feb.
1
of
Peabody & Co.
990,000
Dotninick
contract for 35 prop-jet
U.
S.
Army
to
this
corporation,
according
to
an
23 by the Long Island firm.
A "notice of
submitted
99%
Kidder,
Co.
$22
The
Davis &
Shelby Cullom
production
airplanes
will
go
announcement
'■-'*/
2,660,000
Inc
Dodge & Co
Julien Collins
Corp.—Receives
,
than
more
2,660,000
& Co.,
Clark.
Design Hydrofoil Ship—
million
$22
Mohawk
6.
10,815,057
Engineering
Contract—To
A
year
Chairman of the Board, said that
issuing, additional-shares.
At the
of
had
company
the
value
no-par
Aircraft
Harriman
$2,790,000
990.000
Turner,
Grumman
.
owns
outstanding common stock.
Inc.
of
two
„
had a total funded
company
Telephone
UNDERWRITERS
shareholders
of
had 3,708,-
company
,
3i, 1958 the
American
Morgan Stanley & Co..
Baird & Co.,
on
Feb. 24 approved
the steps necessary to the
this leading investment company's 21 mutual funds,
Aviation Shares and Electronics
Electrical Equipment Shares,, into
a
single
fund
bearing
the
name
of
Aviation-Electronics-Electrical
Equipment Shares.—V. 189, p. 706.
.
•
change to
.
the
1958
about
Robert W.
service.
saicl, that anti-rad-treated tires will stand up
nuclear radiation approximating that which they
from
the
549,900
^$1.13
$1.42
31,
Dec.
On
servicein Illinois; and 'j
provides
Telephone
.
respectively.
$63,899,945
$205,000,000.
608,300"
Group (Securities, Inc.—Fund Merger Approved—
The
he
to
exposure
Vice-President
Research
tiros, made from a rubber compound containing
chemical materials, con be
expected
to have,
"anti-rad"
the
The
Schoenfeld,
show
improved
ouble
K.
and
of
Blyth
merger
Bell
49 being located in the City of
Chicago.
The company reported total operating revenues of $469,416,826 for 1958 compared with $445,540,416 in 1957.
Total income
before
interest
deductions
for
the two
periods amounted to
$72,-
58,400
♦.
—
to reimburse its
service,
in
telephones
debt
088,300
amount
additions
bounties in Indiana.
two
763
10
56,000
including Feb.
and
net
company
extension.1;,
in
SO,778.800
744,900
—
.
...—
10(5to
at
decreasing to (lie principal
prices
at
1989.
1,
BUSINESS—Illinois
at
redeemable
be
•
,
Co.
whi.c Halsey, Stuart
proceeds of tne sale will be used by the com¬
treasury for expenditures made
ana improvements to
telephone i lant. Con¬
struction expenditures for 1C58 were approximately $140,000,000. The
company reports that further large expenditures are needed to meet
the demand for telephone service, to expand dial operation
and finance Other improvements." The
company is a subsidiary- of American
Telephone & Telegraph Co.
'
PROCEEDS -The
for
1925.
p.
The new
special-formula rubber to resist' chronic exposure
to radiation have been developed by the B. F. Goodrich Co., for use
n
nuclear-powered aircraft of the future, it was announced recently.
_
March
CAPITALIZATION—At Dec.
$7,045,200
...
will
thereafter
and
after
J
■
Sec rjti»s
Union
Dillon,
Ea; tmnn
and
Co..
&
bonds
new
1961
munications
J 957
1958
Net .earnings per common share..,
—V.
and
with
made
Forgan
and
on
*489,000 shs.
underwriter
the
Co.
Corp.—Earnings—
requirements..•
Net earnings for common stock
Anti-Rad Tires Pass Tests for Nuclear Planes—
Tires
,
by
Feb. 26
$50,000,00
100.0199 for the bond;, also as 43«.s,
Inc., bid 101.83 lor a 4'..', coupon.
1
The
"
dividend
branches
or damaging the vinyl coating.
plant where the adhesive, designated A-978-B,
has 70,000 square feet of floor space.
About 100,
people are employed there.
Mr.
DeLong said lie expects the adhesives industry to double in
size within the next five years.
Today's major markets for adhesives
include
the
aeronautical,
automotive, building,
marine,
packaging,
appliance, radio and television industries, he said.
"The new plant will produce everything from stationery cement for
office
use
to
tough adhesives for putting airplanes together and
bonding automotive brake linings," Mr. DeLong said.
two-story
produced
purchased
*
operating revenuts
Ci
Preferred
weakening the bond
new
be
46.
p.
Power
income
Net
known
he
189,
offered for public sale on
that
of
bid
1
964,463
O. DeLong, President of the division, said the new metal
coating system features a new adhesive so strong that when it is used
to bond vinyl to sheet steel, the product can be stretched 35',,
without
The
V.
Mountain
Green
u''Clyde
will
&
28,
Outstanding
1,500,000 shs.
.
underwriting group of 29 in¬
its bid of 100.28%.
Gloiw
(jointly
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
;
to
shares
20.000
of observation
Co.
cents
12 Months Ended Nov. 30—
One
advance in bonding vinyl plastic to
at the formal opening in Akron, Ohio,
major
Feb.
on
Goodrich Co.—Opens New Adhesives Plant—
(par .10
per share.
award"
(B. F.)
EFFECT
Authorized
Million
insur¬
GIVING
Offered—Morgan
Co.—Bonds
Telephone
firms
issue
new
on
of
CAPITALIZATION
^
first mortgage 4%% bonds,
series F, due March 1, 1994, at 101% and accrued interest,
providing a yield of about 4.32% to maturity. The issue
was
awarded to the group at competitive sale Feb. 25
The company \va> incorporate:! in Maryland on Dec. 15,
its executive and publication offices, at No. 41
Now York 17, N. Y.
The company is engaged in the
St..
1958
$1,864,551
■
Bell
vestment
a
publishing three monthly magazines and one bi-monthly;
magazine, and several single-issue annual publications, all in
the ;
automotive and related fields.
In addition, and in conjunction with
its publications, the company offers certain merchandising and pro¬
motional services to the automotive industry.
The monthly publica¬
tions of the company, which are sold throughout the United States
and Canada, and in certain countries of South and Latin America,
Europe, Asia and Africa, are entitled "Car Life," "Speed Age," "Motor
Guide"
and
"Rod Builder
A;
Customize!'."
The company has in
preparation a new bi-monthly publication entitled "Sports Car Guide."
•
Wash¬
ington, D. C. attorney. These nominees for the board and their imme¬
diate associates hold between them 60,000 shares.—V, 189, p. 481.
brokerage firm in Oklahoma
ance
Illinois
maintains
It
42nd
business
company,
Trust
be
BUSINESS1953.
East
Exchange
and
"to diversify the activities
particularly in the exploitation of. various natural
resources, including oil production as well as into other fields," Specific
plans for particular properties have not yet been formulated.
Heading the list of participants and a nominee for director is William
W. Whiteman, Jr. of Oklahoma City, founder and President of the Bank
of Mid-America Savings
Trust Co. of Oklahoma City, and Chairman
rf the Board and past President of the Farmers National Bank, Elk
City, Okie. Mr. White-men has also been a director and owner of com-,
panics active in oil and other fields. During the last session of Con¬
gress he was a member of the Advisory Committee of the United States
i enate tanking and Currency Committee.
Also listed as participants and candidates for director are: James H.
Fnowden, an independent oil operator and oil drilling contractor of
Fort Worth, Texas, a director of Texas Industries, Inc., largest pro¬
ducer of concrete products in the Southwest and President of Freiberg
Mahogany Co., largest importer ot mahagony in the U. S.; Douglas K.
Porteous of Philadelphia, President of Pennsylvania
Funds Corp. and
Porleous & Co., Inc., both registered broker-dealers; George A. Jaggers
of Fort Worth, Texas, former senior management consultant of Boo/.,
Allen & Hamilton, management engineering firm of Chicago, and until
recently President of Fort Worth Steel As Machinery Co.
Additional
participants and nominees lor director arc: John
W.
Nichols of Oklahoma City,
President of Mid-America Minerals, Inc.,
an
oil well drilling and operating company, director of Mid-America
Savings & Trust Co. of Oklahoma City and a partner in Nichols
Exploration Co. and Blackwood and Nichols, both oil well drilling and
operating concerns; Ralph Neely, a director of Mid-America Savings <fc
the
of
hd
<
602*.
p.
\
.
1959
$1,879,553
.
189,
Stanley & Co. headed an
The net proceeds will be used to satisfy creditors
balance will be. added to the general j.undy of tin*
used lor general corporate purposes.
---
the
and
company
is due."
ment
on
stock (par 10 cents)
shares of common
100,000
,
Sales Up—
Corp.—January
January—
of
sales
$2 per share.
In addition, the company is offering
30,000 additional shares of common stock for a period ol
30 days to the company's employees, and to the com¬
pany's news dealers, wholesalers and their distributors,
at $1.65 per share.
v:\
of proxies.
Commission states the committee's intention
Month
:$
Common Stock
Feb. 6 publicly
—
at
company
The group earlier in February filed proxy schedule
the Securille; and Exchange Commission, a prerequisite for
Gold field,
year.—V. 189, p. 916.
Publications, Inc.
D. Blauner & Co.,
American
Great
additions and improve¬
intends to continue its practice of bank bor¬
184, p. 2225.
l;
company
Stores
Howard
—V.
holders.
tation
on
operation in five states since the first of the
of this company
proxy campaign challenging management's control
announced on Feb. 25 by an independent group ol
A
was
Y-
Monday, March 2, 1959
.
rowings for sucll purposes.—V.
operated by the company in 11 states, Canada, and Washington.
These openings brought to 14 rhc number of new stores put into
D. C.
year ago.
$6,155,400 for
Control—
for
N.
and'the
ments;
a
Co.—Stockholder Group.
Goldlield Consolidated Mines
Challenges
Peru,
.
general corporate purposes, including property
Stores—
opened new supermarkets in Ridgefield, Conn.,
and
Feb. 18, thus increasing to 474 the total of. retail
cutlets
the nine
increase of $205,400 over the $5,950,000 for the
ago. Dan Gerber, President, said.—V. 187, p. 2800.
year
a
Union Co.—Opens New
company
.
Corp., service organization of I.T.T.,
radar
chain
for
the
U.
S.
Air
r
.
Corp., operates
Some 1,00ft
Force.
Volume
189
Number 5825
.
The
.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
7
(1023)
technicians manning
dian
and
'f' The
,r
civilian
the
American
DEW ; Line
isolated
stations
of
the
DEW
Line
Cana¬
are
McNeil Laboratories
employs about 500 people and
ethical .pharmaceutical,
products.
The
construction
civilians
employed by Federal Electric.
first major- military project
operated
is. the
by
contractor.
pharmaceutical
a
;
.
planned at Whitemarsh,
*
vTo
Dedicate New Plant-
Dedication of
Division of the
ing
i
to
an
-of
the
plant
in
Roanoke.
Va.,
for
the
Components
attend
and
take place Tuesday. March 17, accord¬
Kenneth R. Stephanz, manager of the
by
facility.
building,
latest
Governor
the
Lindsay
ceremonies,
luncheon
a
J.
for
Almond
which
will
employees
has
include
and
addition
to
the
tinents
corporation will
completed
invitation tc
an
new
announcement
newly
.
This
brings
a
plant,; laboratories
61
the
of
the
to
firm's
world
suburb
a
of
research
inspection
stock
guests.
an
lor
the
about 50
The
major
new
proceed
This
capital
stock
of
Johnson & Johnson
McNeil
Laboratories,
which
—V.
-
.
the
Components Division, responsible for the
operations of the plant.
Installation of manufacturing equipment is
"proceeding rapidly, Mr.
Stephanz said, and by dedication there will be
limited production
/under way in the field of
traveling wave tubes and image storage
tubes.
At
least
50
people will be employed at the outset* but by1
Kaiser
Aluminum
&
ileges Requested—
See
i
Celanese
Corp.
;
of
Corp.—Trading Priv¬
end
of
19C9
;'hew plant.
Mr.
." *
to
■i
of
take
that
to
military
part
county
.
added
importance
.number
;
200
employees
will
be
working
the
in
Kaiser
=••
Stephanz
great
than
more
Loew's
above.—V.
189,
in
production of these lubes is
military
and
civil
applications
both
and
the
officials,
the
other
in
experts
dedication.
and
business
Also
electronics
attending
leaders
from
-„r-Y. 180,.P. ,.917.
;\v
will
be
will
'x"
that
hand
Dividends
city,
and
vicinity.
and
Profit
)'>•.
•
•;'
■
of Five
/'Investors
Group
Investors
21.311,903
Ltd.-
Fund,
Payment
Fund,
of
the
to
five
funds
total
a
of
in
the
first
14,534,221
At
weeks
the
of
end
1959
of
with
Dividends
454.346
totaling
the
at
of
end
$75,589,585,
first
515,800
6,848,000
ment
New
to
York
investment
its
company on
Feb.
statement covering* the
261,000
debt
valuation
of
;
investment
in
registration
$75,000,000 of
securities:
Investment
Plans
/ Investment
with
Plans.—V.
filed
costs
(less
expenses
net
a
following additional
Systematic Investment Plans and Systematic
insurance, and $2,000,000 of Smgle Payment
187, p. 2550.
"
Variable
.'/ This
additional
Jack
;
/
and
Minneapolis,
amendment
to
Payment
its
A
investment
of
stock
common
(par
18
SEC
filed
offered
188,
Year Ended December
3J—
584,000
Income
Shares
:
Net
•«'./
Federal
outstanding
income
During
cpst of
1958,
the
all
open
company
$841,314.84
stockholders,
"Incoming
acquired
result
a
followed
orders
in
rate,"
our
188.
the
said
backlog
period."—V.
of
at
$1.18
71,540
tender
a
the
past
F.
in
1958,
close
of
its
offer
of
Cargo
and
a
in
lias
R.
two
months
have
Kohnstamm,
increased
by
a
at
class
A
Exchange Act
trading in
class
and
B
the
common
the Jacobs
Co.
the Detroit
stock
Stock
to
La
in
is
of
of
The
L.
F.
Bon
1934
Jacobs
on
Ami
Co.
2, 1959, inclusive.
the New York Stock
admitted
to
for
All
and
a
this
Mirada
are
*.
counter markets also is prohibited
during the period
reason of the Commission's Rule 15c2-2.
of
is
registration.
The
hearing
The
petition filed in behalf of
requesting that
be modified
-
of
the
the
suspended
petition
was
Winiield
I.
will
and
Hanson
was
184,
trading
in
the
confine
p.
•.'
This
,
its
"has
been
force
Feb.
on
of
800
24
.
bursed
for
O'Brien.
i
use
of
individually
Johnson
for
formerly
from
~
suspension
Plan
the
board
public
with
a
the
program
option
for
of
owned
directors
automobiles,
188,
of
"
McNeil, Jr.
of
McNeil
older
p.
according
Chairman
to
J.
M.
to
Halper,
President
18
—»
covering
Eugene
p.
1957,
$9,912,000
"
>
taxes
(after
$408,000 in
of
1957).
taxes—..
.
.___
trade-in of
on
nine
end
of
31,
17,494,000
1,699,000
$13,010,000 $15,795,000
4,840,000
vessels
$17,850,000 $15,785,000
3.800,000
3,500,000
—
period
.
.
15,470,000
2,460,000
__
_
.
»
—
$3.42
$4.51
$4.70
$4.51
$4.70
$1.10
$50.41
$21.49
1958
per share..——
2551.
—
engineers
home
have
developed
entertainment
reproduction,
reported
but
center
also
Frank
for
Freimann,
the
first
designed
radio
and
President,
..
stereophonic
not
only
"and
stereo
simul¬
it's
all
voice
from
moves
provides the added
"Instead
square
of
side
one
of' the
in
one
..'
stereo-casting, when an actor moves from
screen
to the
other, you may be actually able to
TV
com¬
for
stereo
television
"With
instrument
side
one
hear
to
this
the
the
as
other,
dimension of depth and movement."
different cabinets—one for the
the
of
This
several
radio, one for
and
two for the stereophonic
phonograph—each with
separate amplifier and speaker system," reported Mr.
Freimann.
have
combined
the
stereophonic record
player, the television
chassis and the FM/AM tuner in
a
single cabinet, all utilizing the
same
two-channel sound system."—V.
189, p. 141.
•»-
television,
its
months.
President
this
of
3
chartered
and
before
in
cabinet."
the
million
12
President
own
"we
of
•
.
Marquardt Aircraft Co.—Marks 200th
Ramjet—
This
series
manufacturer
the
Flight of RJ48
company disclosed
on Feb.
21 that over 200 flights of its RJ43
ramjet engine have been completed in operations on
interceptor missile,
Lockheed
Kingfisher
target
supersonic
Boeing
drone
wide range
reproduction
a
Bomarc
the
and
Lockheed
Maryland
X-7
1955
to
1957.
and
has. been
director
a
The
SEC
test
vehicle.—V.
189,
483.
p.
1958
since
2,012,900
Year
3,646,981
1,884,400
$1,797,919
$1,762,581
1,012,909
1.188,373
843,512
$2.12
—
Feb.
on
filed
9
a
letter
of
notification
with
the
per
McCrory Stores Corp.—Sales and Earns. Off
Slightly
1957
846,132
-
corporation
of common stock
(par $15) to be offered at
share to the Philadelphia Life Insurance Co. to
satisfy war¬
rants issued September. 1955, exercisable
any time to Sept. 30, 1961.
No underwriting is involved.
The proceeds are to be used for
working
capital.—V. 173, p. 1700.
$46,558,852 $48,601,093
Ended
Dec.
31—
1958
1957
»
$2.09
taxes-J-
——-
Finance
covering 500 shares
$25
Corp,—Earnings Show Gain—
taxes—3,810,819
Credit
Corp., Easton, Md.—Files
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
of
$
Sales
(mdse., rest.
&
Cost of goods soldOther deductions (less other
income)
and amortization
Provision for Federal taxes
—_
101,888,329
profit
136,369
1,829,873
3,065,000
3,625,000
———
'
share of
per
balance
sheet
$24,382,981 and
rent
assets
—V.
189,
common
current
were
of
as
2.858.944
stock
Dec.
$23,633,480
of
and
3,304,655
1.16
31,
liabilities
102,855,454
33,149
1,914,719
—
—
The
$
cone.)——109,760,141 111,751,350
Depreciation
Net
The
—
this
company
were
of
the
Board,
on
Feb.
with
company,
Long Island,
N.
Y.,
was
offices
located
incorporated
in
380
at
New
Oak
York
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
1958
shows
$9,342,036.
A
assets
previous,
year
liabilities
current
i.3e
current
were
of
cur¬
$8,835,801.
811.
p.
Merrill Island Mining Corp. Ltd.,
Montreal, Que., Can.
—To Mill Bateman Bay Ore—
The
St.,
Oct.
on
189, p.
L.
9,
said:
20
cents)
—
of
this
corporation
Bateman
Bay
Mining
ship
This
with
senal
to
Feb. 25
on
the
New
design and develop
oscillator
will
be
be
341,590 shs.
called
Alex
Lewyt,
are
Ordnance
it has received
District
for
a
in
This
contract
Frankford
militarized low frequency oscillator.
used
in
ground support equipment for
after
Ar¬
a
said
additional
during the next
design
few
.
the
development
and
months
as
a
company's recent expansion of its research facilities.—V.
Litton
Industries, Inc.—Expands
group
Los
of
the
this
month
began
taking
Calif.
Angeles,
result
188,
p.
con¬
of
the
547.
Operations—
had
to
be
can
agreed,
principle,
in
it
announced.
was
accommodated
amount
to mill
enable Bate¬
will
agreement
day,
a
of
construct
its
at
the
Merrill
additional
will,
in
capital
no
way,
mill.
own
producing
copper-gold
copper-gold property,
area,
Quebec.
Bay's
Chibougamau
with
to
income
of
a
three
building
facility
in
West
for
$8,820,000
a
a
covered
poured
the
steel
year
of
1957
$8.82
of
and
State
share
per
ended
$6,811,357,
of
$6,454,076
mine
is
about
under
now
or
income
as
Dec.
31.
equal
common
$6.45
taxes
against
1958
ten
develop¬
per
net
$6.81
to
stock.
This
per
share
share.
during
1958
$7,174,000
or
amounted'
$7.17
per
-
president,
completed
further
were
increase
said
in
his
report
to
shareholders
again higher than in the previous year,
in
net
said
that
capital
Appropriations in 1958
such
income
compared
earlier.
Iversen
$1,337,000.
and
in
Iversen,
orders
for
taxes
outstanding shares
Federal
or
year
Lorenz
Mr.
and
expenses
1.000,000
net
share
reports
company
producing
corporation's Electronic Equipments Division con¬
as
the
division's
advanced
computer
research
occupancy
it
Mining's
Bateman
the
all
the
on
that
Expansion
tinued
if
Island
from
Provision
President,
anticipated
The
ore
arrangement
Island's production program.
Merrill
for
Merrill
Nike-Hercules missile.
tracts
ore
have
Co.
Mesta Machine Co.—Earned
$6.81 Per Share—
that
announced
York
custom
of
Bay, which recently made arrangements for funds suffi¬
cient to bring its property into
production, is now assured of a mill
for its ore, without
necessitating the heavy expenditure which would
Lewyt Manufacturing Corp., Long Island City, N. Y.—
from
tons
Bateman
Receives New Contract—
corporation
of
amount
interfere
(503.
$68,202
500
Mining's mill with a limited
expenditure, the company adds.
This
ment
for
to
up
Island
Outstanding
500,000shs.
.
to
miles
The
Robert
(oar
directors
from
man
FINANCING
Authorized
A.
"Although this action effectuated the corporate
participation of McNeil
management in the Johnson & Johnscn
family of companies, McNeil
Laboratories will operate as a
fully decentralized and independent unit
Serving the medical professions and pharmacists with
ethical pharma¬
ceuticals."
187,
casts,"
Mirada,
Co.,
insurance
—
stock
Common
The
and
Johnson,
the
31, 1952, to engage in the design, manufacture and sale of electronic
equipment of original design.
The company is the successor of the
partnership, Linear Equipment Laboratories, and the company's simi¬
lar name officially and duly shortened to LEL Inc. on Jan.
16, 1956.
2643.
Henry S. McNeil, Chairman and President,
respectively,
Laboratories, Inc. of Philadelphia, Pa., one of the nation's
pharmaceutical manutacturing firms.
Wood
La
Insurance
one
next
Feb.
on
for
are
(incl.
1958
income
at
share
per
Dec.
bination
.
Copiague,
their
ethical
'.Robert
-
(par $5) to be
aggregate amount.
No
the
benefit of the
$250,000
—
at
record
providing
leasing
•
of
•
Magnavox Co.—Announces New Three-In-One
Stereo¬
phonic Entertainment Combination— ! r
ore
Avail¬
,
to
of
proceeds
recapture
$6,106,000
value
—■V.
884.
BUSINESS
orders,"—
Johnson, New Brunswick, N. J.—Two New
Directors Elected—
Elected
in
capital.
.
&
'
1958
in
outstanding
ing
Book
*822.
CAPITALIZATION
made
Sales.—V.
SEC
—
The net proceeds will
be used for machinery ancl
placing accounts payable on discount basis; retiring loans
outstanding; research and development; and for working
notes
was
Vice-President
the
——
PROCEEDS
developed in cooperation with Service
Leasing
/ Corp., a subsidiary of C.I.T. Financial Corp. It will offer J-M salesmen
1 the opportunity to choose a
leased vehicle or to continue to be reimJ
187, p.
and
buying them.
program
approximately
elected
—
equipment;
—V.
Tr.e
value
operations,
Federal
income
Earnings
prohibition of said order to
with which
the Commission is
denied
by the Commission.
This
salesmen
the
income and gains
per share—
Net income and gains based on
shares outstand¬
Sold—Bertner Bros., of New
York City, on Feb. 15 publicly offered
150,000 shares of
common stock
(par 20 cents) at $1 per share. All these
shares have been sold.
supported by Shelby Carter, Enos Curtin and
as the Bon Ami Co. Stockholders
Committee, which
"that tin; real question presented is whether the
should issue additional
oi
/•'
•
Net
in
Drilling
LEL Inc.—Common Stock
generally
corporation
instead
that
been
Net profit: ————'
—V.
stock
the members
order
•
the
temporary
national
cars
Gertrudes
Capital shares outstanding—
Earnings per capital share-!—
companies
Johns-Manville Corp.—Makes Car Lease
able to Sales Force—
t
Santa
completed within
issued
to
Louis
has
income
income
Dividends
by its President, R. Paul Wccsorder of temporary suspension
of said
.•'*
•
6,705 shares of capital stock
The
revenues
subsidy
"Magnavox
2—.
before
Federal
810.
p.
and
miles
Profit
urged
Commission
be
was
Hanson
Massachusetts
Net
McNiell,
Committee
189,
Ami
the prohibition
to
and
concerned,
*
V.
public
persons
Bon
Commission's
"to exclude from
general
specified
-^'Immediately
-
the
drilled
Properties, Inc., Los Angeles, Cal.
Avenue
Lee Ilubber & Tire
*'
ner,
wells
Kermac
American
Year Ended Oct. 31—
with
Exchange previously had
/ issues of both companies.
A
by
Business
M.
—J 951.—V.
respect to Jacobs Co. is
scheduled for March 16, 1959, and concerning Bon Ami on March 23,
1959.
The hearing on Bon Ami is consolidated with
proceedings on an
application of the New York Stock Exchange to delist the Bon Ami
stocks.
South
a
anticipated
area
,
:
of
Ltd.,
mortgage
of the suspensions,
k
-•
series
a
Co.,
Champion-International Co.,
Lawrence, Mass., makers of fine quality coated papers. He is also
director of Western Electric Co.,-the National Association
of Manu¬
facturers, New England Transportation Co., and the World Trade Center
in New England, Inc.
He served as President of Associated Industries
The Commission on Feb. 11,
1959, ordered proceedings pursuant to
Section 19(a)(2) of the Act for the
purpose,of determining whether
/the respective companies have failed to
comply with the reporting and
disclosure requirements of the Act and Commission rules thereunder
and, if so, whether it is necessary or appropriate in the
public interest
; or
for the protection oft investors to
suspend their respective stock
issues from listing and registration on the New
York Stock Exchange
for a period not exceeding 12
months, or to withdraw same from such
and
ii|>
first
Development
of
necessary
listing
the
Shares
Net
a
by
lines
.
Mr.
Exchange; and
trading privileges on'
unlisted
Exchange.
with
Net income and
gains-————..
Drilling in
"Monotype" typesetting and typecasting machinery and
of photo-mechanical
equipment for the graphic arts and
industry.
"
a finding by the Commission that such
suspensions
to prevent fraudulent, deceptive or manipulative acts or
practices, trading by brokers and dealers in such
stocks in the over-the-
"
.
Unit
—
of
stock
on
division
along
Court.
.
Lanston Industries, Inc.—Elects New
President—
Upon the basis of
./■ *
"
Adelfa
commitment
Kurtz
the
Inc.
the
of
companies
$70,040,000 $89,530,000
for
and
Balance
Properties, Inc.
through Robbins Little of Los
correspondents.
It follows
an
earlier
commitment
$575,000, which, has already been disbursed.
The new investment
brings mortgage loans and commitments by the
Massachusetts Mutual on this project' to
$3,100,000, Mr, Woods said.
further
three
for
$867,000
Non-recurring gain
.:y
for
suspending
Co.
and it
of floor
Angeles,
orders pursuant
of
•;
for a
first mortgage loan of $2,525,000 on the La
shopping center, bounded by Rosecrans Avenue, Luit-
regional
The
conse-
$3,000,000
March
registered
also
stocks
stocks
common
listed and
are
R.
Inc.
was
feet
most
a
"In
filed
was
involved.
passenger
of
income
1958
subsidiary of Kerr-McGee
soon will have live
drilling rigs doing development
drilling in Argentina's Mendoza region.—V. 187, p. 2743.
commitment
way,
November
been
and
Estimated
regional shopping center covers an area of some 110
acres, and
the first phase of the project has
recently been completed.
The second phase of the
shopping center development Is now under
purchases
President.
approximately
at
in
by
offer
Theatres,
completion
new
1957)
Net
non¬
The
$1.47
shares
own
made
the
the
two
Federal
•
approximate
is
deducting
issued by the Massachusetts Mutual Life
to
Robert
L.
Woods, General Agent
for
company in Los Angeles, Calif.
2142.
p.
period of ten days, Feb. 21
;;issues
L.
drilling contractor,
Avenue,
F.) Jacobs Co.—Stock Again Suspended
by SEC—
oxchange
for
near
the
wieler
919,451
The Securities and
Exchange Commission has issued
to Section 19(a)(4) of the
Securities
/
is
for
Calif.,
2,562,000
851,532
„
market.
encouraging
quence,
as
.!
L—;
..
into
voting trustees are Elmore Meredith, Herbert
Anscomb,
Selvage and Frederick W. Ackerman.—V. 180, p. 1875.
$0.69
Venezuela, C. A.
Mirada
$1;347,000
at. year-end———...—..,.,
share--
per
the
,
2.016,000
_
the
"
La Mirada Business
/
$1.00(5,000
to
.
taxes———
at
vessels
$0.58
according
in
...
•.
income
income
mark
the
Loew's
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Industries, Inc.,
A
1957
fqr
Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc.—1958 Financial Results
$14,951,000 $16,832,000
13,256,000
15,686,000
an
$19,170,000 $25,594,000
before
Net
of
10
distribu¬
4,343,000
—Borrows From Insurance Firm—
•"1958
sales
and
and
begin
The
S.
;.
and exploration
49.
p.
will
assets
notification
underwriting
"
The
Ileintz, Inc.—Sales & Earnings Off—
"
Net
Co.
an
covering
$1).—V.
of
1,721,000
347.
Oil
Feb.
company on
with the
statement
letter
1,753,000
the
Completion
Registers
—-
past
«
Inc.
-Jy
$14,367,000 $12,489,000
earnings
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries,
Argentina Under Contract—
Exchange Commission—
Minn,
registration
5,000,000 shares
&
Fi^nd, Inc.
Loew's
distribution
voting trust certificates
non-recurring loss of $633,000
of
$1,070,000 in 1957.
For
Argentina
>With Securities
of
to
Lager Brewing Co., San Franeisco, Calif.
Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
year 1958, the equity of Kaiser Industries
Corp. in
earnings
of
its
unconsolidated
affiliated
companies,
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp., Kaiser Steel
Corp.,
Permanente Cement Co., was
approximately $6,445,000.—V. 189,
and
the
plans
reports
1,597,000
income)
credit
NOTE:
p.
in
years
management
principally
.
Investors
best
'
that
by
349,000
and
amend¬
an
the
Lucky
affili¬
company
other
''Includes
810.
18
the
of
one
company's
stockholders
5,010,000
$20,365,000 $20,369,000
4,052,000
4,406,000
—
long-term
for
recurring
yiInvestors Planning Corp. of America—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
This
The
by
that
were made at a special
meeting at which stockholders
overwhelming majority of 3,363,553 to 340,291 to eliminate
voting and substitute direct voting for the election ,of
driectors.—V. 189, p. 150.
undistributed
<
be
stock
new
12.
voted
7,277,000
other
debt___
Earnings applicable to common stock—
!___
Earnings per share of common stock based on
22,884,196 shares outstanding
-
p.
income"'—
on
Consolidated
1957.
189,
will
present
the
stockholders
cumulative
____
$55,384,144
was
derived
"from
investment
income
and
S20,205,441
from
capital gains,
ftere
paid in 1958 to shareholders in the
funds, with the exception of
-j Investors
Groups Canadian Fund Ltd. which automatically reinvests
all ordinary income and
capital gains, thereby increasing the assets
; ; Of the
Fund to a corresponding extent.—V.j
a
March
The
4,675,000
intercompany and
long-term
the
told
consolidated net earnings of about 50 cents
year's second period which ends March 12.
consolidated net profit of 49 cents
per
share for
All in all, Mr. Vogel told
stockholders, he anticipates
1959
of
wholly-owned
Consolidated earnings before credit—
Credit arising under agreement
relating to con¬
solidated Federal tax return
five
which
of
before
on
its
of
Febv, 24
on
have
fiscal
voting trust.
$61.2
rose
the
/weeks in 1958, the combined assets were $1,489,749,987.
■W
Shareholders in the five funds at the close of 1958 totaled
compared
ated
All
$2,024,500,879 $1,390,437,779
five
$2,085,790,059.
Interest
Provision
122,153,033
56,353.971
„
Assets
million
173,821,762
Inc.J-
1957
and
—_
and
lor
set
formerly
—
Total
240,320,725
•-> Totals
.
S992.117.897
432,131.399
Canadian
Variable
Inc.,
date
was
Internal
Incorporated.
Vogel also reported
approved
1957.
SI,336,967,290
Loew's
$7,821,000
588,000
Other
Inc.—.;—25.226.457
Investors Selective Fund,
1958
Ellis,
is
President,
to
this
earned
fiscal
Mr.
$8,254,000
—
for
first period.
tion
subsidiaries
Motors,
subsidiaries
.
1958
Investors Mutual, Inc.__-i_----__-_-'-.
Investors Stock fund.
Inc._____
J.
interest
•••'
Net Assets at Dec. 31—
Subs.)—
r':j
affiliated companies™..
operations:
Kaiser Co.
operating divisions
wholly-owned
"Willys
/■Funds Pass $2 Billion Mark in 1958-
:
Wholly-Owned
from
from
Henry
'
.'Investors Diversified Services, Inc.—Net Assets
t'n
(&
,
ot
■
Corp.
.
Year Ended December 31—
a
the
that
Industries
Earnings—
such
on
be
Roanoke
of
917.
p.
Vogel,
expected
share
per
America
the
is
15
David
f;
R.
company
•
.
the
March
Dr.
'#
Joseph
Chemical
of
City, Calif.; Computer Development Center.
expansion at the center necessitated
doing research and analysis on computers for
industrial, and commercial applications.—V. 188,
and
group
military,
1272.
direction
Loew's, Inc.—Division of Company Expected to Take
Place March 12—Stockholders End
Cumulative Voting
By Overwhelming Majority—
ownership includes wholly-owned subsidiaries in Canada and
Mexico.—•
189, p. 917.
...
>
,'" Representing. ITT will be Fred M. Farwell, Executive Vice-President
in charge of U. S.
operations, and Burrell A. Parkhurst, President of
The
the
Culver
activity
move.
ft.
sq.
move.
under
15,
common
Inc.,
the
Litton's
advanced
p.
Jan.
on
in
Increased
the
*'
1
buildings total 30,600
of
group,
located
Johnson & Johnson
oi'
new
completion
as
& Johnson family of
companies
manufacturing on all of the six con¬
its-products in more than 100
exchange of 622,008 shares
all
a
will
Philadelphia.
of the world.
McNeil Laboratories was
purchased by
1959 for
of
distributing
nations
accepted
markets
center
Johnson
plants
and
and
items
ingots.
as
Also
earnings.
expenditures
during
1958
totaled
to $1,205,000, he stated,
equipment needed to produce vacuumincluded in the sum was the cost of acquinew
amounted
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
(1024)
8
division
oi
the West Homestead plant comprises approxi¬
and is ideally located for further expansion ol
this plant in the future, he said.
The total of uncompleted orders at the year end, said Mr. Iversen,
totaled
$49,400,000,
compared with $70,000,000 on Dec. 31, 1957.
The decline in backlog, he stated, could be attributed to curtailment
in steel industry operations
last year and the consequent cut-back
in
ordering of new equipment by companies producing rolled steel
end
westerly
the
mately
first mortgage bonds, series due 1984,
competitive bidding.
The company will apply the net proceeds of the bond sale, together
with its cash resources and about $6,000,000 lrom the sale of additional
common stock
to its parent in 1960, to carry cut its construction pro¬
gram.
Construction expenditures for 1959 end 1960 are estimated
1959, covering $16,000,000 of
to be offered for public sale at
Pr°However,
revival of production in the steel
of the year, and with the increasing
company's products," Mr. Iversen told
with
the strong
during the latter part
industry
inquiries
of
number
for
your
Trading
Corp.
Chemical
Monsanto
<
Privileges
Re-
Ilialeah, Fla.
Miami Window Corp.,
Registers With
—
With
with
$1.20
a
writers.
to
O.l'
windows
aluminum-frame
products in Central America.
proceeds ol this financing,
issuer's
the
1959
balance
the
for
Line Co.
188,
peratures.
o.d.
Line company will issue and sell an
stock to American for
the Pipe
proposal,
and it further proposes to enter into a credit agree¬
with three banks whereby it may make borrowings during 1959
$10,000,000 cash;
of up to $20,000,000.
Net proceeds will be used by the Pipe Line Co.
v-'to' pdv a part of the costs of an expansion program during 1959 which
is estimated to aggregate $55,000,000.—V; 189/p. 707.
Securities
land
Inc.,
Co.,
investment
company,
Feb.
on
filed
18
amend¬
an
registration statement with the SEC covering an addi¬
shares of capital stock (par $1).—V. 188, p. 1928.
its
to
ment
York
New
This
offered
publicly
19
Jan.
on
Inc.—Registers With SEC
Nation Wide Securities Co.,
class"A"l°?o cumulative and participating
60,000 shares of
300,000
tional
lation.
dor
for leasehold improve¬
ments, and will be expended for the construction of piers with moor¬
ing facilities, launching and hauling ramps, and storage facilities for
water pleasure craft; bath
house with locker and shower facilities,
improvements and alterations to be made to the present buildings and
fixtures of the restaurant,
bar arid dancing pavilion, site improve¬
ments
(such as driveways, parking areas) and for such other im¬
provements and/or facilities deemed necessary for the conduction and
used
be
will
proceeds
sales
Net
1958
$8,724,411
31—1
6 Months Ended Dec.
;*,.*•
Dividends
—
incorporated in Maryland on Sept, 29,
1958, proposes to construct, develop and operate a Marina on water¬
front property under lease to the company.
The property is known as
"Sanders Park."
It has a water frontage of 600 feet on Rock Creek
in Anne Arundel County, State of Maryland.
GIVING
53,000
Authorized
Class
A
71/
B
Class
com.
188,
Mine
pfd.
stock
stk.
filter
:
Shares
60,000 shs,
—„**_*_
8.
Filter
that
provides high
Research Corp.—Net Asset Value
Jan. 30,'5.9
outstanding———-—-——-——-
"■During the year a capital gains distribution
25, 1958, arid the asset value per share
$6.90
40,023
188, p. 2248.
taxes—
2,994,420
operating
taxes**
1,459,842
Net
operating
income
3,133,100
2.416,080
36.049,201
2,876.145
2,153,264
32,301,675;
Federal
corporation on Feb. 6 filed a letter of notification With the
10,925 shares of common stock (no par) to be offered
at $27 per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
for expansion and working capital.—V. 187, p. 576.
it will make delivery of reactor
schools
are
University of Maryland,, College Park, Md. and
University, Lewisburg, Pa. Six other* U. S. and one Canadian
similar simulators in operation.
console-type
device
electronically
recreates
the
operational
covering
Railway Co.
Southern
Norfolk
Places Record Size
—
Net alter charges—**
V. 189, p. 604.
,,/• /
placed the largest single equipment order In its
history when it contracted with American Car and Foundry Division
of A.C.F. Industries, Inc., to build 250 50-ft. steel box cars to cost a
total of $2,968,750, it was announced Feb. 16.
characteristics cf multimillion dollar research reactors. Instrumentation
the
classroom
models
is
the
same
as
that
011
reactors
using
uranium fuels.—V. 139, p. 348.
on
The
that
the
m
first
Up—
of the current fiscal year
quarter
these
was
more
—V.
than
double that of the corresponding period a year ago, John M.
Fox, President, told stockholders at the annual meeting held on Feb 26
Net
income
reached
$948,807
for the first three months of the
current fiscal year, equal to 59 cents per share on the
of
stock
common
$412,650
lor
26
per
cents
Mr.
Fox
Maid
shortage
levels
He
share
that
the
had
1,593,904
with
shares
net
1958
compares
of
fiscal
which
then
benefited
proportionately
income
of
equalled
outstanding.
higher profits reflected the fact
supplies of fruit" in the face of
resulted.
added
This
months
the
'adequate
and
three
on
that
said
had
outstanding.
first
the
1,594,854 shares
from
the
that
Minute
industry
an
higher
price
price
quarter
of
softening
fiscal
declined
1959.
to
Any estimate
by a
guesstimate.'
I
he
can
1958
when
make
made
noted
any
There just is
no
final
with
remainder
quarters
would
to predict crop size
early in the year.
me
that
the
the
Maid
Fox
had
$23,996,628
first
of
reallv
what
or
Mv
ex¬
quarter
Federal
reported
taxes
of
for the comparable 1958 quarter.
whose fiscal year ends Oct. 31, had net income before
$1,973,807
and
made
provision
for
taxes
of
current
tax
$1,025 000
quarter.
This compares with net income of
provision of $445,000 for the first quarter of 1958.
Howard
G.
Dick
is
Vice-President
p.
has
been
elected
1520.
of
sales
first
that
of
cars
and
Henry
Oetjen,
President,
demand from industries on the
with wide doqr openings and
heavy
o»rs
type
ever
purchased by the company.
Ry.—Equipment Trust Certificates
& Hutzler headed an under¬
Norfolk & Western
—
Bros.
Salomon
writing syndicate which offered on Feb. 26, $5,190,000
of
4%
equipment trust certificates, maturing semi¬
annually, May 1, 1959 to Nov. 1, 1973, inclusive. The
certificates, second and final instalment of an aggregate
4.20%
and
to
the
marketing
for
board
of
Minute
group
,
$11,880,000, were priced to yield from 3.20% to
according to maturity. They were awarded to the
on Feb. 25 on its bid of 98.584%.
for the certificates also as 4s.
certificates are subject to authorization of
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. bid 98.165 7t>
Issuance
the
and
Interstate
diesel
entire
of
sale
the
Commission.
Commerce
issue
electric
of
certificates
locomotive
units
is
and
secured by
25
box
1,500 hopper
cars,
12
cost
cars;
estimated
to
$14,879,640.
Federal income taxes
operating taxes—
$857 650
the
in
Securities
&
are: Drexel &
Stroud & Co. Inc
offering
and
Co..
Co.;
Eastman
Dillon,
V.
Both
V
He
188
"
for
par
'
and
company
companies have
among
each
share
value
which
will
34,447,053
32,674,646
34,966,013
33.024,443
189, p. 484.
Co.—Registers With SEC—
hio Power
This
company
Feb.
on
24
filed
registration statement
a
with
the
seeking registration of $25,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, due
1989, to be offered for public sale at competitive bidding.
Net proceeds from the sale of the bonds and cash capital contribu¬
tions of $14,000,000 by the parent, American Electric Power Co.. are
to be applied to the prepayment, without premium, of the then out¬
standing notes payable to banks, in a principal amount not exceeding
$40,000,000, issued for construction purposes, and the balance will be
used to pay for the cost of property additions and improvements.
The
company's 1959 construction program is estimated at $52,900,000.—
V.
.1.88, p. 1928.
*
v
'
SEC
Privileges
Corp.—Trading
Chemical
Mathieson
Olin
Requested;—
Corp.
Celanese
See
of America
above.—V.
Redeem
Corp.—To
189,
918.
p.
Preferred Stock—
has called for redemption on March 31. 1959, all
74,256 shares cf 4\-t % cumulative convertible pre-,
$104 per share and accrued dividends of 75 cents
The
cornorctlon
its
outstanding
of
stock
at
Payment
share.
will be
made at
the First National City Trust
Broadway, New York, N. Y.
Each preferred
share ' is convertible into 6.09756 shares of
common
stock
with conversion
rights expiring on March
2
180,
p.
Oliver
31.—V,
604.
Manufacturing
Orangeburg
Co.,
Inc.
—
Guarantees
Quality—
move
a
designed to assure plastic pipe users of
the high quality
Orangeburg SP Plastic Pipe, this company on Feb. 16 announced
of a 20-year Bond guaranteeing the performance of the
issuance
the
pipe
cold
in
service lines.
The bond, backed by a national
to t'ne extent of the bond that any repairs
the pipe will be made at the expense
water
surety company, guarantees
replacements due to failure of
Orangeburg.
or
of
Orangeburg
pipe
V.
for
188,
over
Manufacturing Co.. a
half a century, is a
major producer of non-metallic
division of The Fiintkote Co,—
2292.
p.
Oregon Uranium
The
Securities
of
preparation of
a
plan of merger
common.
The N&W will issue 6% $10
noncallable preferred stock with voting rights
for outstanding Virginian 6% $10 par value
the Virginian
cumulative
be
approved the
things for a tax free exchange of shares on the
share of the common stock of the Norfolk and Western
other
a
exchanged
and
Corp.—Offering Suspended by SEC—•
Exchange
Commission has issued orders
tempo¬
rarily suspending Regulation A exemptions from registration under the
Securities Act of 1933 with respect to public stock offerings by the
following:
Oregon
Uranium Corp., 3809 N. E. 73rd Street,
Portland, Ore.
In its
regulation A notification, filed Feb. 11, 1957, this corporation proposed
the public offering of 45,000 common shares at Si per share.
Uran Mining Corp., 443 Power Building, Rochester, N. Y.
The Regu¬
lation A notification of Uran Mining, filed Sept. 6 1955. proposed the
offering of 58,400 shares of class A voting common stock and
shares of class B nonvoting common stock, iri units of one
four class B shares and at $5 per unit.
The Commission's order with respect to Oregon Uranium asserts that
said company failed to file a revised offering circular, as required, and
failed to comply with the requirement for filing semi-annual reports
on
the amount of stock sold.
Furthermore, according to this order,
public
233,600
class A' and
Uranium's offering circular fails to
disclose current information
and
and
exploratory and development work performed on its properties
results thereof or to disclose current financial information,
the stock offering is being made or would be made in violation of
on
the
(Section 17) of the Securities Act.
Mining, the Commission's order asserts that
its stock offering was made "in such manner as to operate as a fraud
or deceit
upon the purchasers, particularly with respect to representa¬
tions that
(a)
a
mineralized tree root had been discovered on the
issuer's mining claims which held a uranium content of 0.12%; <b>- it
had been established beyond a doubt that ore above commercial grade
had been uncovered in several different locations on the issuer's claims;
(c) there were at least 4,000,000 tons of uranium ore in a bed just
below the surface of a ridge on the issuer's properties; (d) the estimate
of 4,000,000 tons of uranium had been corroborated by core drillings;
anti-fraud
The Virginian Railway Co. have worked out a
basis, for an exchange of stock leading to a merger of the two proper¬
ties, it was announced on Feb. 19 by Stuart T. Saunders, President of
the Norfolk and Western, and F. D. Beale, President of the Virginian.
calling
2,383,427
2,483,713
3,088,698
3,180,141
income
charges—,—
after
Net
-
the
Merger Talks Progress—
This
basis of .55 of
directors
Maid
operating
Net
20,894,230 247,256,174 240.279,489
14.419,351 157,432,561 155,472,967
2.4G7.0G4 36,013,552 34,155,816
1,021.388 19,363,008 17,976,060
21,514 014
13,657,586
3,241,622
1,526,108
Operating revenues*****
Operating expenses*...**
Other
1958—12 Mos.—1957
$:
$ c".!
$
$
Oregon
Participating
Union
Co.—Earnings—
1953—Month—1957
604.
p.
Offered
a
for the large
has
any kind of a reliable barometer of the year ahead "
stockholders that
first quarter net sales
of
Minute
reached
$25,216,798,
an
increase
of
about
5'/
over
the
told
The company,
the
189,
The
share"
per
proven
Mr.
in
so
contrast
cents
for the
three
way
prevailing price of oranges will be
perience with Minute Maid has shown
and
the
91
predictions
the
on
from
earned
we
the
never
the
are
November
recent
the
fma.
been
issue of
•'
that
high prices for fruit and concentrate had prevailed
and
December
although some softening was ap¬
parent in January, as the new pack started coming in. "While first
quarter income of 59 cents a share shows substantial improvement
over the
comparable quarter a year ago," he continued, "evidence of
through
has
there
Southern's line
Norfolk
Chairman,
Board
Bruns,
G.
Henry
stated
Income
Telephone
Bell
Ohio
of its
has
company
29,105.914
26,208,018
-
In
Equipment Order—
have
Minute Maid Corp.—Profits Doubled—Sales
income
Co.,
Eucluiell
Net
1958—12 Mos.—1957.
Olher
ferred
With SEC—
school
The
Co.- —Earnings—
18/733,120 241,651,344 217,620,980
13,008,704 155,019,011 147,154,574
2.130,958
33.253,626
26,165,835
1,177,384
17,324,506
15,194,657
13,789.249
Operating expenses***—
of 26 cents was paid
adjusted to this dis¬
The
SEC
programs.
The
Telephone
1953—Month—1957
Operating revenues——*21,426,611
S. universities for use in nuclear engineering
U.
more
,'
also
Period End; Dec. 31-
per
Simulator
—
company's affairs, but will
policy and with a program of
the
voted to construct a new building addition to
plant to house the executive offices of the com¬
pany.
These offices should be ready for occupancy about July 15,
—-V. 188, p. 751.
Oliver
Light & Coke Co. below.—V.
See Peoples Gas
Contracts—
announced 011 Feb. 23
S
America—May Sell Bonds
Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of
Nichols, Inc., Exeter, N. II.—Files
Co.
in
Calif.,
Vernon,
efficiency filtration for
Regulator
'•••/,
active
acquisition.
directors
The
the
188, p. 2184.
tribution is $9.09—V.
348,
This company
Jan. 31,'58
*'$8.83
51,477
of stockholders.—
April
designed
Minneapolis-Honeywell
1950.
remain
will
Norris
expansion by
./—a 174,305,303 114,775,224
—/ 19,750,224
16,636,439
assets**
Net asset value per share
100,000 shs.
250,000 shs.
cent)
one
Number
is
simulators to two
$0.50
$
primarily for use in pneumatic control,
instrument and pharmaceutical air lines, spray application of paints
and other finishes, and purification of other compressed gases,—-V. 189,
p.
share
per
$1.34
_——
AS 0f—
Outstanding
125,000 shs.
$3.501
(per
(par
Line Ultra
new
paid
p.
Total net
compressed air and other gas lines has been introduced by this company.
The
184,
share
per
National Securities &
Safety Appliances Co.—New Filter—
Air
An
V.
•*—*—
Of Stock Series Higher—
2031.
p.
Electrical Manufactur¬
of Thermador
concerned primarily with matters of
251,000
$254,863
$0.50
taxes—_**_„**..
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
EFFECT
co-founder
a
in
Norris
by
Mr.
be
505,863
131,629
jj*—..
$78,629
income
company,
CAPITALIZATION
—V.
income
Net
modern Marina.
a
BUSINESS—The
income
Net
1957
$9,287,570
SO.41
Federal
for
Provision
taxes—
Federal income
Earnings, before
*'
operation of
is
»
the Board.
of
has served as Vice-President and then Executive ViceNorris-Thermador Corp. since the acquisition of Therma¬
and
Co.
/
etc.—
elected President, replacing Kenneth
Chairman
who :becomes
Cranston
Mr.
ing
Cranston has been
E.
Norris,
President of
(& Subs.)—Sales and Earns.
Casket Co. Inc.
National
net
I Corp.—New President,
Norris-Thermador
William
T.
preferred stock (par $3.50) at $5 per share, as a specu¬
PROCEEDS—The
a
Period End, Dec. 31—
Inc.—Securities Offered—Mary¬
Mid-Atlantic Marinas,
and
946,009
.
Synthetic Mica Co., a division of Mycalex Corp. of America, will dis¬
play at the Mycalex booth a variety of riew developments in Synthamica
synthetic mica products. Among these is Synthamica 621, which is a
sintered poly crystalline synthetic mica.
This product, because of its
low dielectric loss, high heat resistance and coarse surface texture, has
found interest as a filler for high-quality organic dielectric plastics.
additional 100,000 shares of its $100 par common
ment
and three slip rings to be put into a three-inch
Completed tests forecast that this commutator plate design
to set new standards for long life, low-noise-level multi¬
plate.
destined
is
plexing.
the
stock outstanding.
Northwestern Bell
rectangular contacts
thereon.
Under
common stock and 909,608 shares of voting preferred
In 1958, the N&W had operating revenues of $203,net income of $43,502,000, earning $7.57 a share. :
./
The Virginian has total assets ol $212,255,000, with 3,127,150 shares
of common stock and 458,380 shares of
voting preferred stock out-/
standing. In 1958, the Virginian's operating revenues were $49,755,000,
and its net income was $11,578,000, representing $3.24 a share.
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates has a 97#? ownership in The Virginian
Corporation which owns 1,807,905 shares of the common stock of The
Virginian Railway. Co. representing 57.8'^ of the common and 50 42%
of the voting securities.—V. 189, p. 604.
of
shares
932
at that time.
Mycalex Electronics Corp., under exclusive license of Mycalex Corp.
America, will also exhibit an important new development. This will
bo a
telemetering commutator plate design which allows up to 540
to request a hearing
1959,
foreign points. In addition, the N&W extends
Columbus/Ohio, and has important branches
of
Detroit, Mich., subsidiary of American Natural Gas Co., has
joined with its parent in the filing of a proposal for further financing
of its expansion program; and the Commission has issued an order
until March 4,
to
Hagerstown. Md., Bristol, Va., Winston-Salem,• N. C., and Durham,
North Carolina,
•' v.The Norfolk and Western has total assets of $726,172,000, with 5.625,to
number
A
be exhibited
Files Financing
connect the southern West Virginia coal fields with
where much of their coal traffic is trans¬
to coastal and
Cincinnati and
Convention
National
This
persons
public display of the new ceramoplastic will be at the IRE
from March 23 to 26. at the Mycalex booih 2741of complex parts machined from Supramica 620 will
first
The
1G14.
p.
Proposal With Securities and Exchange Commission—
giving interested
any
service."
Clifton,N.J.—New Product
insulation materials has
glass-bonded mica and
ceramoplastic products, it was announced on Feb. 13. Mycalex has pro¬
duced a hew machinable insulation material, Supramica G2C ceraino¬
plastic, which will operate at temperatures up to 1550 Deg. F, with
complete dimensional stability.
Such temperature resistance is over 60% higher than that achieved
by any previous ceramoplastic material, and it puts Supramica 620
within* the same broad temperature range as ceramic materials such as
alumina and steatite which are relatively difficult to machine,
and
which were hitherto the only material available for such high tem¬
the erection of cur¬
third interest in a
—
$10.00
149.
p.
breakthrough In the "thermal barrier" of
been achieved by this large manufacturer of
2743.
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe
1958
$11.60
——
Mycalex Corp. of America,
aluminum furniture,
purposes.—V.
corporate
general
168,
share—
per
A
some
net
the
value
asset
in the business of
$2,931,038 is to be
paid to James Talcott, Inc., for various loans and advancements;
$750,000 for the payment of accounts payable, including $600,000 to
Robert Russell Metals, Inc.,
for payment by the latter of accounts
payable or notes payable en accounts; $120,000 to Robert Russell to
acquire a remaining 20% interest in Robert Russell Metals, Inc., and
Of
July 7,
Jan. 31.
Net
same name which manufactures and sells
and jalousies and acts as a distributor of
the
of
company
Boston—Assets Increased—
Mutual Securities Fund of
producing or manufacturing and selling aluminum-frame awning type
windows
and
related equipment,
aluminum and 'sine die castings,
aluminum billets and extrusions, aluminum window and jalousie hard¬
Panama
involved.—V. 188, p. 1272.
No underwriting is
eligible employees.
—V.
purchase 700,000 common shares.
Miami Window and its subsidiaries are engaged
ware/stainless steel kitchen equipment, wrought
and miscellaneous products and services, and in
tain walls
and other products.
It also owns a
the
at
commission. Cruttenden, Podesta
listed as the principal under¬
debentures entitle the holders
share underwriting
per
covering
SEC
Clayton Securities Corp. are
The warrants attached to the
and
Co.
&
corporation on Feb. 6 Hied a letter of notification with the
8,571 shores of common stock (par $10) to be offered
market, less $2 between Feb. 13, 1959 and Dec. 10, 1959. to
The
corporation on Feb. 25 filed a registration statement with
covering $3,500,000 of 15-year eft# sinking fund debentures
•
with attached warrants>, and 150.000 shares of 70 cent cumulative
/convertible preferred stock, $8 par.
The debentures (with warrants)
are to lie offered for sale
at 100'/ of principal amount, with a 9!<»%
underwriting commission, and the preferred stock at $10 per share,
SEC
the
these
The two railroads
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Commission—
Exchange
and
facilities, more efficient use of motive power and equip¬
economies in transportation and general expenses. Further¬
economies can be effected without eliminating service to
community now being served and would, in fact, result in better
ment, and
west
This
by
of duplicating
shipped
Morrison-Knudsen Co., Inc., Boise, Idaho—Files
Securities
for approval
submitted
and
the Port of Norfolk, Virginia,
America above.—V. 189, p. 151.
of
Corp.
Celanete
See
. ■■■j./
promptly as pos¬
the directors and stockholders of
the two roads and by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
The two presidents stated that "our studies have shown that savings
of about $1,000,000 a month can be realized through the elimination
sible
more,
quested—
another satisfactory year
I can predict
stockholders, "I believe that
for 1959."—V. 188, p. 220.
$36,000,000.—V. 182, p. 1465.
at
been provided by the First Boston Corp.
A detailed plan of merger will now be developed as
has
Feb. 20,
registration statement with the SEC on
This company filed a
of
acres
seven
share for share basis.
Co.—Registers With SEC— /
Monongahela Power
Monday, March 2, 1959
.
noncallable preferred stock, which has voting rights, on a
An independent evaluation of the exchange basis
cumulative
the Southern Wheel
land which adjoins
December oi the land and buildings of
American Brake Shoe Company. The
in
sition
.
.
With
provisions
resnect
to
Uran
Volume 189
Number 5825
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
(1025)
(e)
the
issuer
had
740
land, showing uranium oxide irom
0.10% to 1.72%; (f) a
representative of a large named
mining com¬
pany had visited the issuer's
properties and was interested in the prop¬
erties; and (g) 100 tons of commercial
grade ore had been stockpiled
and
were
The
ready for shipment.
respective
quest
orders
Plymouth Rubber Co.
This
provide
opportunity for hearing,
an
suspensions
should
be
upon
vacated,
or
taxes
in
Outlet Co.—Stock
Trading to Be Suspended—
Board
of
Governors
of
the
New
York
19
Stock
Exchange
Feb.
on
voted to suspend
trading in the common stock of this company,
effective at the
opening of the market on March 2.
The number of
shareholders and the number of shares available
for the market
have been so reduced that the Board considered the
shares to be no longer suitable for
trading in the Exchange's market.
Only 4,117 shares of the stock held
by 120 shareholders are presently
available for trading. The
eligibility of a security for continued listing
is
normally reviewed—for example—when the number of stockholders
of
record, after substantially
discounting holders of odd-lots, is less
than 250, and shares
outstanding,
are
fewer than 30,000.
On Dec. 10,
1958, the 91065
exclusive of
concentrated
stockholders
and
95,303
shares
a purchase offer to Outlet
tendered.
The offer-expired
were
on
Jan.
21,
1959.
This
stock
may
be returned
to
stockholders
if
conditions are not met or if the Federal Communications Com¬
mission has not consented to
the transfer of the stock to 91065
Corpo¬
ration within six months
after the expiration of the offer.
The Outlet
Cp., which operates a department store in Providence,
Ft. I., also owns
and operates a radio TV station in Providence.
The
Exchange noted that the Board may at
certain
time
any
delist
a
security
security
if the
the
on
Board
Exchange
believes
that
continued
advisable.—V.
not
are
and
out
1958—Month
the
Federal
Other
-1957
1958—12 Months—1957
Net
Net
924,302.616
52,828,641
597,037,600 577,581,703
7,952,000
5,489,000
6,224,955
86,342,211
10,928,994
operating income
charges—
8.384,346
137,464,805
111,584,935
after
—V.
189, p.
8,713,952
6,918,780
83,405,000
76,075,438"
115,147,268
95,468,003
484,
income
Cement
for
the
ended
Dec.
1958 totaled $8,546,832,
shareholders by B. W. Drucken-
according to a preliminary report to
millcr, President.
This was
the second
highest net income in
the
company's history.
It
is equivalent
to $3.07
a
share
on
2,788,191
common
shares outstanding at the end of the
period and is 43%
higher than the net income of $5,956,457, or $2.14 a common share on
the
basis in
same
Net
sales
registered
vious
for
by
strike-troubled
1958
amounted
the
the company,
fourth
$47,033,086,
also
with
compare
of
second
best
1958
in the
$40,743,792
Penn-Dixie
had
net
both
reflects
years
percentage
favorable
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Construction Expenditures—
depletion
computed
the
on
Co.—System Plans Large
told
the New York
Society of Security Analysts on Feb. 25.
Nearly twice that amount was spent by the
System in 1958, princi¬
pally to jfomplcte an important large diameter
pipeline expansion pro¬
gram.
The System, which has a
peak day delivery capacity of 1,734,000,000
cubic feet, sells natural gas to
customers in Chicago and to gas utilities
in the Chicago metropolitan area and
in six midwestern states.
Bjork said the major portion of the $45 million will be met from
hand and available front
operations.
It is presently contemplated that Natural
Gas Pipeline Co. of Amer¬
ica, a subsidiary which built the
$63,000,000 expansion project in 1958,
will sell first
mortgage bonds later in 1959 to pay off $25,000,000 of
bank loans incurred in connection
with that project, he said.
The
project, which consisted oi 511 miles of loop
pipeline, added 185 million
cubic feet per day to Natural's
delivery capacity.
Co.
In
Bjork also
told
subsidiary,
the
in
Analysts fiat
Chicago District
Pipeline
would be
tvpe and size of expansion
contingent
upon
programs which may be developed."
reported a 15-cent increase in earnings
per share in 1958
to $3.08 on the 5,368,158
Peoples Gas shares outstanding at the end of
last year.
Restated net income for 1957 amounted to $2.93
per share
on
the 4,920,812 shares outstanding at the end of
that year.—V. 188,
Mr! Bjork
1865.
p.
of
L.
two
to
Latzer
Theodore
The board
Mr.
R.
new
posts
Gamble
Feb.
on
Gamble
of directors
Changes—
18
elected
was
elected
was
to
Chairman
also named Gordon Ellis
the
of
him
succeed
Board
President.
as
and Lester G.
served
and
Executive
as
Assistant
to
the
Vice-President
President.—V.
Effective
for
all
and
Leutwiler
189,
previously
p. 349.
1959, The Pfaudler Co. assumed sailes
sales
rights
Pfaucller
rights
South
in
Co.,
within
and
division
a
United
the
Central
of
States,
America
and
and
non-exclu¬
the
Caribbean.
Pfaudler
Permutit
Inc., Rochester,
and glassed-steel
equipment,
brewing industries. APV Co. Inc. of Buffalo, is the
originator
and
major producer of plate heat exchangers for
liquid to liquid
processes.—V. 188, p. 2354.
N.
Y.,
for
is
a
major producer of
brew
house
the
feel
Philadelphia Electric Co.—To Purchase Transmission
Lines From Subsidiary—Plans
Large Expansion Program
The
FPC
miles
has
of
authorized
transmission
Philadelphia Electric
The
lines
are
Power
located
in
this
to
company
lines
Co.,
from
for
Chester
its
purchase approximately
wholly-owned subsidiary,
estimated
an
County,
$2,256,135.
The
Philadelphia Electric Co. said the acquisition would enable it
in an expansion program costing between
$400,000,000 and
$500,000,000 in the next five years.
It sells electric
energy at retail,
the subsidiary does not.
In view of the
intercorporate
engage
the
PECO
holding
relationships
company
system
agreements,
PEPCO's
service
basis'for
and
the
terms
of
any new facilities constructed
lines to meet an anticipated
by PECO in the
increased demand for
would
mortgage.
become
the property
PEPCO
said,
Therefore,
the
issuance
procedure.—V. 189,
p.
of
additional
189, p. 605.
19
declared
on
stock
a
effected
in
stock.
common
It
the
additional
dividend
will
shares
broaden
to
the
be
rerui»r
cash
dividends
Radiant
With
for
as
Purex
result
a
stock
year's earnings.—V.
annual
an
and
oi
the
stock
dividend
188, p. 2293,
Manufacturing Corp.—Introduces
the
introduction
audience
clear
remains
additional
50.
of
PEPCO
they
could
bonds
and
be
"lenticular"
while
screens
the
flection
to
tributing
sides
this corporation,
delivered to then),
is
of
surfaces
beam
light
the
best
normally
picture
wasted
to
the
above
widest
and
the projection axis.
control
viewing
below
the
light
by
area
screen
re¬
dis¬
to
the
According to Adolpii Wertheimer, Executive
Vice-President, lenticular
have
scientifically engineered patterns of thousands of
lenses permanently embossed
tiny
on
looks
screen
the surfaces.
From a few feet
away
but from close up, vertical and
horizontal
up the surface into individual
lenses.
smooth,
be seen to break
can
By controlling the vertical and
horizontal light distribution with the
lens, Radiant has overcome objections to
ordinary screens which gen¬
erally give the best picture when the
audience
projector
close
or
to
the
sits
directly
behind
projection axis.
When
combined
with
a
silver
"ambient" light from windows or
surface,
other
of
pictures in normally lighted
conditions exist.—V.
184, p. 1231.
lenticular
screens
used
France,
that
it
sixth
These and
industrial
largest
manufactured
increasing production 28%
other
figures
organization
a
normal
its
a
financing
The
011
car
In
holders
income
gross
Mr.
from
than
in
Valode
world,
here
all
of
1958
Daupliines were
280,604, according
came
4
CV's
off
the
that
trucks
the
approximated
last
and
year
21,551
daily output
said.
Renault
sources
$630,000,000,
1957.
reported
to
the
in
the
Renault
an
of 1,910
average
22%
3G1?,673
During the
to
manufactured
some
Renault manufactured
farm tractors.
rose
final
vehicles,
biggest volume—a total of
During the year 73,420
(European models)
13,649 Fregates and
assembly line, he said.
cars
1957.
tities
—V.
sold
were
to
U.
S.
distributors,
Renault
began exporting
1946, but did not begin
189, p. 485.
compared with 26,438
this country in small
quan¬
distribution here until 1956.
to
cars
in
wide
Research
Investing Fund of America,
Inc.—Registers
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
This
filed
a
200,000
corporation, with offices at, 163 Engle
St.,
registration statement with the SEC on Feb.
shares of capital stock.
The
Fund
Jersey
laws
ton
President,
as
on
Feb.
11,
1959.
Tcmpleton
The
was
prospectus
Investment
Englewood,
24,
1959,
N.
J.,
covering
organized under New
lists John M. Temple-
Research,
Inc., as investment
Inc., of New York,
as
principal distributor of Fund shares. Mr.
Templeton and William
G.
Damroth, Fund officers, are the
principal stockholders in
the
and
adviser
and
First
Mutual
Securities
of
stern
units will be
power
capsule,
filled
with
oil
•
of
America
above.—V,
189,
Power
814.
p.
Corp.—Distribution
American
as
depositary
distribute on
$2.24 per share to
registered
representing shares of common stock of
March 6, 1959.—V.
188, p. 2293.
<
shares
of
record
Riddle
Airlines, Inc., Miami, Fla.—Record
December—
^/,'1^ecembf,r' 1958 was the largest month in the. 11-year
Riddle
the
history of
L.
Giles, President, in
announcing a
6,453,779 pounds of Air
Freight carried
all-cargo airline. It was also only the
second time
million pounds were
airlifted by the carrier in
one
Airlines,"
than
six
the
said
George
total
of
other
being October,
improvements of
operation
flew
3,635 hours
3,431 hours to
1957.
As
an
interesting sidelight
on
the airline,
in October,
1957, Riddle
6,245,398 pounds and in December
flew only
6,453,779 pounds.—V. 183,
p. 1437.
to
move
move
Rimrock Tidelands,
Inc.—New President—
Bateman, well known independent oil
operator has been elected
President, effective March 1, 1959
by the board of
the
directors, following
resignation of H. L. Rowley as
President
Mr.
Bateman, who also
qualified
by
his
20
serves
America,
distributor.
as
and
Rimrock
a
years
experience
contractor in
as
a
director.
a
director,
is
imminently
successful
independent oil
operator
and
drilling
the
Gulf
Coast
area,
to head
Rimrock with its 12
drilling rigs operating in Louisiana and
Mississippi.
Simultanebusly, Rex L. Shaver was elected to the
Rimrock board
of directors.
Mr. Shaver will
continue in his capacity as
Executive
Vice-President and Treasurer of the
company.—V. 187, p. 2494.
Roberts
Co.—Huffines Elected
Robert
Iluffines,
L.
jr.,
prominent
Director—
a
business
executive long associ¬
elected to the board of
di¬
rectors of this
company, which manufactures
textile spinning machin¬
ery,
it was announced on
Feb. 26 by Robert E.
and Board
Pomeranz,, President
Chairman.
ated
with
A
the
native
Burlington
in
years
1J53
textile
industry,
of North
Mills Corp.
the
has
Carolina,
of
been
Mr.
New
Huffines
York
from
served
1947
to
as
President
1953
after
operating ranks of the Burlington
organization.
Textron, Inc. and its
through
1956.
He
subsidiary
continues
to
serve
as
of
several
He
Amerotron
Textron
was
Co,
from
Director.
a
Currently
Mr. Huffines is
Chairman of the Board of
Worth Fund,
closed-end investment
company specializing in textile and re¬
lated securities,
which he founded
early in 1958.
Mr. Huffines also is
Chairman of the Board of
Frank G.
Binswanger, Inc.; Reinsurance
Investment Corp.;
Loyal American Life Insurance
Co., and National
Bankers Insurance Co.
Inc.,
a
He
ing
Co.-Paramount
Insurance Co.—V.
See
is
also
Theatres,
Director
a
Inc.;
Firta
Petroleum
Celanese Corp.
of America
of
American
Carpet
188, p. 2293.
Royal Dutch
quested—
Co.,
and
Broadcast¬
Estate
Life
Co.—Trading Privileges
above.—V.
187,
Re¬
778,
p.
Ruberoid Co.—Sales and
Earnings Lower—
!Year Endetl Dec-
31—
1958
1957
—
hAfovn
before
T
fnvnti
$82,907,734 $85,257,142
taxes
—»
011
,•>».
^
-
7,824980
.
Federal taxes
3,235,000
9,792,060
4,569,957
4,589.980
25,053.069
income
5,222,103
23,485,414
—IIIII
Net income
Retained
Shares
income
—
outstanding
Earned per share
at year end
U.
1,606.654
*
FOR
YEAR
ENDED
1953
II
liabilities
1957
*
5,983.000
Receivables
Current
31
6,032,994
Government securities
Current assets
$3.26
DEC.
$35,058,613 $35,724,794
—
f
S.
1,601,169
$2.86
ITEMS
property plant and equipment—;
Cash
II
~
5,065,289
4,977,000
7,625,163
26,803,434
2,145,963
8,087,827
30,004,596
—
III
_I
;
Total assets
2,958,742
65,063,209
62,528,228
♦After giving effect to
the pooling of Ruberoid
interests with those of
Funkhouser Co. of
Hagerstown, Md„ effected at the end of
Ruberoid Co. acquired the
1958,
assets and business of
Funkhouser Co. in
exchange for 120,098 shares of
common stock at the close
of 1958.
This
acquisition, to be operated as The
Funkhouser Mills, Division
Ruberoid Co.,
of The
produces
inert fillers,
high-purity mica and roofing
granules one of
Ruberoid's most important
raw materials.
Ruberoid is
The
materials8
Domaines
Export of Renault vehicles increased
46% during the year, according
Mr.
Valode, the twelve-month total
reaching 170,654.
Of these,
59,968
pro¬
of
of
^188^^1522°* asphalfc'
official.
and
control system
National City Trust
Co., New York City,
deposit agreement dated as of
Aug. 1, 1928, will
13, 1959 a dividend at the rate
Rhine-Westphalia
Net
the
430,736
by
Robert
E.
Valode,
Vice-President and General
Manager of Renault, Inc., U. S.
subsidiary,
Renault
last
year
Invested
about
$50,000,000 in new
industrial
equipment, extensive research and improved
distribution facilities in
various parts of
the
world,, Mr. Valode said.
He
also noted
that
greater
and
equillzation."*
"'BALANCE SHEET
1957
revealed
were
manufacturer
record
its
motor
First
under
Tnp.ntnn
Income
vehicles during 1958,
output of 317,443 vehicles.
the continuing
growth of France's largest
over
floor
vertical
a
to¬
from
hovering and staying in place for special ob¬
propeller' also will help to control rate of
completely independent
Celanftse Corp.
March
Renault, Inc.—Reports Record Production—
reports
propeller the vessel also has
Rhine-Westphalia Electric
lighting
corporation on Feb. 16. announced
purchase of the Eastern Tablet
Co. Division of Rexall
Drug Co,
Eastern Tablet, located in
N. Y., will be
Albany,
operated and expanded under that name
as
part of the
American Paper
Specialty Division of Rapid-American Corp. The
pur¬
chase price was not disclosed.—V.
188, p. 2293.\
Rudd-Melikian,
The
asbest09 and
gypsum
building
Inc., Ilatboro, Pa—New
Contract—
Bell Telephone
Co. of
Pennsylvania recently installed
automatic
dispensing machines for
employees at six Philadelpnia
(Pa.) office
locations, becoming one of the first
food
these
new
companies
coin-operated
machines
Inc.
One
of
the
Rudd-Melikian
meals—hot or cola.
machines
This
in
the
manufactured
nation
by
to
adopt
Rudd-Melikian
new
hot platter"
machine which
actually cooks up to 50 meals at a
in aluminum
time
containers, then dispenses them
individually. This RuddMelikian unit is said to
be the only one of its
kind being manufac¬
tured.
Other machines serve
a
choice of cold
platters, sandwiches,
pastries, mtlk in a
cup, as well as coffee, tea
and hot chocolate.
Four or five
machines—a hot plat'er, a cold
buffet, a bulk miik, and
one or two
coffee, tea and hot chocolate
pnse
of
or
bank
of
or
machines in
These machines
full banks,
each
are
of
the
modular equipment.
dispense the complete
being supplied either in
upon
company needs.
concerns to recently install
new
coih-
In
bank
now
depending
Among other large industrial
Individual units
combinations—normally
Rudd-Melikian
the
fooas.
units
full
one
bination,
com¬
selection
individual
full
banks
Rudd-Melikian modular food
machines
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Co., Hamilton.
Ohio; Crucible Steel Co
Syracuse, N. Y.; Curtiss-Wright
Aircraft, Buffalo, N. Y.; Dayton
cision Tool
Pre¬
Co., Dayton, Ohio
Utica Drop
Forge Co., Utica, N. Y •
and Ingersoll-Rand
Co., Towanda, Pa.—V.
176, p. 1773.
Rexall Drug Co.—Divestment—
Rapid
American
Reynolds Metals
An
Corp.
above.—V.
the
surface
and
919.
p.
St. Joseph Light &
Power Co.—Partial
Co.—Designing Aluminum Submarine
aluminum submarine which
below
189,
realize
will
plumb
ocean
depths
three
miles
the
dreams of oceanographers for
deepexploration is being designed by this
company.
J.
Louis
Reynolds, Executive Vice-President, said the
first
phase
in the
five-stage project has been completed and work is
proceeding
011 the second
sea
phase,
Tiie
company's
"The
—the
For
announcement
adds:
could
three-quarters
Naval
national
be
strategy,
warfare
warning
"The Aluminaut
of
the
the
earth's
Aluminaut
fore¬
vessels
with
surface
could
which
lead
is
to
last
covered
a
new
in
frontiers
by water.
concept
reconnaissance, attack ana sentry
duty
and defense system, its advocates
believe.
will be
about
40 feet
2,8/0
company
be
of
series
made
Chicago,
at
has
the
called
sinking
due
1976
the
Harris
111,—V.
188,
at
p.
for
redemption
fund,
$22,000
101.8%
Trust
&
plus
of
on
accrued
Savings
long, with
a
30-foot
Redemption—
Aoril
its
first
1,
next,
Bank,
115
bonds
Payment wili
W.
1867.
St. Louis-San
Francisco Ry.—System
January—
operating revenues
operating expenses
Net railway
operating income
for
of
a
cylindrical
1959
$10,378,412
income
Common
Earned
for
(before
shares
per
preferred
•Deficit.—V.
8,628,364
sinking funds>)
share
stock
189, p.
814.
after
St
678^619
1958
$9,884,206
8,479,373
592,482
209,132
42,368
1,837,136
.
outstanding
common
Monroe
Earnings—
Total
Net
through
mortgage
interest.
Total
the
an
entirely new generation of
depth-probing
unlimited possibilities for
exploring one of man's
underseas
The
operation
Month of
Reynolds submarine, named the
Aluminaut,
of
'
dispenses a wide selection of
equipment is highlighted
by a
are
almost
as
See
sources, permitting the showing
where
no
extreme
rooms,
The
of
inside
observers,
Trading Priliveleges Requested—
•nt
of
electric
main propulsion
within a
pressure
Net sales
Renault
seven-foot
,
"The
resist
Rapid-American Corp.—Purchases
Rexall Unit—
to
permit
vertical
ascent.
™si®nt
screens
the
will
The
and
stern
a
mounted
New Screen
by
picture
and
runner
under
come
not
under
of
seated
sharp even at angles up to 180
degrees.
According to the manufacturer, lenticular
the
which
descent
month,
the
outstanding after the
outstanding
vritli
Its
scientific
Earl
shares
market
in
based upon the
certain
area
peller
servations.
more
also
on
March 31 payment,
be placed 011 a 15c
plate.
two
and
deep-water voyage.
to
record—one month
by the Miami based
split-up
outstanding
the
wili
supplementing.
See
ultimate distribution by the parent throughout the
city of Philadelphia
and
Delaware
County, and portions of Montgomery,
Chester, Bucks
and York Counties, Pa.
of
an
authorized shares is both
timely and necessary to provide
our
company with the capital structure which
will be adequate for
any expansion
opportunity that may arise in the future. The
present
100',
stoek dividend; will not
disturb our
previously stated policy of
Pa.,
extending from the
boundary between West Nottingham and East Nottingham
Townships
to a point on the boundary between Chester
and Montgomery Counties.
They are part of a system which brings
power
generated
at
the
Conowingo < hydroelectric development on the Susquehanna River for
to
Feb.
stock dividend
to
that
stock
adviser,
41.3
is
responsibility
plate heat exchangers used for wort cooling and beer
Subject to prior APV distribution agreements, Pfaudler will
exclusive
sales
Th"
1,
Exchangers-
APV
chilling.
sive
Jan.
This
quarterly dividend.
Since the stock dividend
will double the amount
of shares outstand¬
ing, and thus reduce the
authorized but unissued shares, it is
ment's intention to
manage¬
request an early approval by
stockholders lor an
increase of 100%
in authorized common
stock.
"Sales and earnings in the
current fiscal year are the
highest in the
company's history," Adrien C.
Pelletier, Chairman of the 3oard, stated.
in
Pfaucller Permutit Inc.—To Market Heat
have
100%
a
Subsequent
Vice-President.
of
has
Vice-President
as-
on
automobiles, 41,512
Robert
Texas.
Corp., Ltd.—-Declares 100% Stock
Dividend—
directors
quarter
and
the
County,
the. properties
aluminum
pilot
a
sep¬
consideration of
approximately
interest in 17 wells located in
undivided
addition
addition,
stock dividend
lie
Pet Milk Co.—Official
two
6-inch
than
36-liour
a
"In
total
a
Howard
of
acquisition of
the common from
$1.10 to $1.20 per share on
an
annual basis.
Both the 30c
quarterly cash dividend and the stock
dividend are payable March
31, 1959 to stockholders of record
March 6,
1959.
Co.,
1960.
"Any other financial planning at this time
the
an
the
which
Purex
will
probably need between $12,000,000 and $13,000,000 of temporary financing for the construction of
its third Calumet
pipeline from Joliet, 111., to the southern limits of Chicago.
Mr. Bjork said
such construction, for which ah
application for a
certificate is pending before the Federal Power
Commission,1 "will be
permanently financed in the form of additional mortgage bonds some¬
time
announced
reserves.—V.
on
Mr.
during
for
Producing Properties, Inc., acquired the full
working
interest in two gas wells
located in Duval
County, Texas.
The details
of this
purchase were not disclosed.
•
It is estimated
the Howard
County purchase adds 355,000 net barrols to the
company's
Mr.
another
covered
23
of
accommodate
more
3,400 pounds of scientific instruments.
"/A true submarine operating independently of cables or hoists
surface ships, it will
range nearly
100 miles along the ocean
prod¬
through¬
previously owned by Oceanic
company was recently acquired
by Producing Properties,
Incorporated..";
Oil
lines
i
Companies in the Peoples Gas System
except to spend $45,000,000 for
construction purposes in
1959, Eskil I. Bjork, Chairman of Peoples Gas,
cash
of sales and profits
2646.
p.
made
will
gether with
was
satisfactory level
involving
some
the
of
basis permitted by recent court
decisions and that figures
subject to final audit and year-end
adjustment.—V. 188, p. 588.
are
a
Field,
pre¬
income
equal to 81 cents a share. This compares with net income
of $1,726,532, or 62
cents a share, in the December quarter of 1957.
Mr.
Druckeniniller pointed out that
provision for Federal income
in
deals
Penn
far-
so
$2,235,813,
taxes
year
fiscal
1957.
to
and
quarter
the
under
year.
For
of
increase
31,
profit
hull
pressure
diameter
fiscal
previous
new
maintain
Oceanic
the
Corp.—Earnings-
year
to
$400,000
"We
Penn-Dixie
Net
Net
coming year."—V. 188,
One
852,209,409
103,458,000
7,455,992
the
the
shares
increased the dividend
72,926,942
operating taxes
year
year.
Rise—
for
in
President, reported that net profit after
totalled $899,132,
compared with $957,591
corporation on Feb.
pieces of property.
arate
The
57,095,092
expenses
income taxes
later
$19,651,000
Producing Properties,
Inc.—Acquires Two Properties
This
suspend or
in the
83,432,078
-
the
previous
892,740
ucts
2640.
p.
$
revenues
Hamilburg,
of
with $19,490,000
equal to $1.01 per share, based
outstanding, compared with $1.07 per share a
year
ago, based on 893,495
shares outstanding,
Mr.
Hamilburg said that the company is
continuing its program
of research and
development "which will enable us to add
dealings
188,
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co.-Earnings—
Period End. Dec. 31—
for
the
form
Operating
Operating
M.
interest
holdings,
Corp. made
Co.,
Inc.—Reports Sales
sales
net
compared
Joseph
re¬
on
The
company reports
Nov. 29, 1958,
ended
year.
on
the question whether the
permanent.—V. 185, p. 1518.
made
9
of
acres
1,837,136
$o.05
•$0.04
requirements
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, March 2, 1959
.
(1026J
10
Gotschal and
Spearheading
stock (no par) at $18.25 per sh.
This issue was oversubscribed and the books closed.
PROCEEDS—All of the abovementioned shares are being sold by
certain shareholders, and
none of the net proceeds will go to the
company.
Prior to the present offering the common stock has been
closely held and has not been actively traded in any market.
within
Vallev
three-mile
a
have
area,
(common stock,'no
value
par
000,039 slis.
Stock
respective
Hemphill, Noyes
Weeks.,
Hornblower &
Prescott,
12,000
„
stock of a
Ball,
&
of
Burge
Co._„
&
Fahey, Clark & Co
8,000
E.
5,000
&
Co..
Hulme, Applegate
Humphrey, Inc.
—V.
5,000
5,000
____
Seatrain
Inc.
Lines,
Travelift
The
and
Philadelphia,
the
the
which
device
new
highway
Pa.,
——
for
free
over
chassis
effect
the
will eliminate
It
for
movement
persons
issued in exchange
and
first
of
use
storage
use
as
lumber
a
be
said
the
J.
D.
new
device
is
a
prototype of larger
oil
arch
in
of
Taylor, Green,
Kentucky.
Mencher
majors,
and
operations
said.
Allen
of
oil
and
to
and
get
Simpson
under
Life
Counties
the
of
operators,
he noted.—V.
188,
Feb. 24.
"Net
released
and
share
common
slightly
over
per
common
Mr.
In
"Fourth
the
Co.
of
America,
it
was
an
the
year
increase
increase
tnodest
those
In
of
declines
quarter of
for
|
in
when
in
is
maintenance
Sales
,
quarter
of Scott
the
business
received
See
encourage
both sales
ancl
us
far
to
hospital
and
insti¬
an
prior
of
increase
1957
to
for
pulp.
exceeded
The
in
"The
each
—V.
1959
look
rising
forward
24
mandamus action
Celanese Corp.
of
the
of
(
Co., Millyille, N. J. He
and President of Wheaton
of
Die
Casting' Corp.;
Trustees
of
thp
GlasS
Co.—Proposed Financing
188, p.
April 17 the proposed
with competitive
on
mortgage
bonds,
;
2689.
Y
Y=
'7
Co.—Earnings1958—12 Months—1957
''if
<£'•
.
g
;
10,648,962
9,880,534
119,144,103
6,245,766
74,782,853
73,606,484
taxes.—
1,188,000
1,495,900
17,440,799
f 12,757,427
taxes..
463,048
391,922
5,293,926
4,972,044
1.963.932
1,746.946
21,626,525
16,861,029
1,655,387
1,486,766
'
17,940,508
(
108.196,984
7,033.982
13,021,786
-
'
644.
p.
.
YY
Bell
Telephone Co.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
1958—12 Months—1957
59,763,575
54,842,942
33.176,012
34,396,246
taxes...
11,054,728
7,820,409
114,812,020
operating taxes..
4,185,630
3,964,103
52,808,622
48,367,473
11,347,205
8,662,184
120,332,045
107,320.510
10,423,676
7,840,922
109,784,404 100,130,614
Other
Net
income
operating
after
Net
....
income
charges
189,
672,459,399
634,223,262
384,506,712 376,566,617
101,968,662
645.
p.
Sperry Rand Corp.—Trading Privileges Requested—
Standard
Unit
of
Formation
Activities
by
"We
location,"
exclusively
extensive
line
which
motors
not
are
the
end
this
of
our
850
In
motor
for
Products
Burke
Mr.
by
creating
said,
"we
shipments
Mr.
of
manufac¬
not
only
easily permit considerable
Burke said, plans for the subsidiary
which
but
years,
produced
markets
new
expect
reach $5,000,000.
We have acquired
southeastern
Pennsylvania which will
volume,
three
the
to
special-
manufactured
simply transferring motor manufacturing
said, "we are planning on substantial
year"
shipments
be
to
devoted
Kollsman
been
to
present
expansion."
of
have
Burke
Mr.
by Kollsman Motor
turing facilities in
call
New
wholly-owned subsidiary,'
Burke, President.
be
expansion by enlarging present markets and
through the development of new products.
"By
Establishes
—
new
O.
will
the
of
electrical
a
James
Motor
manufacture
1930's.
new
16
Kollsman
precision
since the
a
154 and 525.
189, pp.
Inc.
Motor Corp.,
Feb.
on
of
and
purpose
to
Co.
Products
Kollsmnn
announced
was
of America above.—V.
Coil
Manufacture Precision Electrical Motors—
to
about
will
$10,000,000
annually.
by Kollsman Motor
will include more than
of synchros, resolvers, motors, motor generators, integrallyunits, induction generators and synchronous motors. Principal
types
geared
uses
in
are
missiles.—V.
aircraft
189,
rates
wage
and
the
to
improvement
an
said.—V.
even
189,
in
better
p.
of America
above.—V.
187,
1210.
p.
instruments,
engine
controls,
computers
and
39.
p.
189. p.
America—January Sales Higher—
1933
S5.7C8.92fi
485.
sales
in
$46,246,184.
were
compared
On
Dec.
$3,929,293
for
.
31,
of
1958,
cash
$3.153.099.—V.
current
and
188,
assets
amounted
government
securities;
to
$52,864 234
for
in
the
Court
of
$24,975,872,
including
liabilities
current
were
Cable
&
Pieas
for
action,
management's refusal to reply to inquiries from committee
who
sought
information about
the
corporation's
affair*
Co.
—
Additional
Financing
Details—
last
189.
filed
registration
a
standing
the
are
shares of
holders
to
be
The
&
supplied
company
on
Feb.
Curtis.
by
has
The
offering price
and
underwriting
terms
outstanding
600.000
shares
of
stock.
The
pro¬
is
following
holdings.
5,695
proposes
Barbara
shares;
Morss
Charles
A.
Marshall
Morss.
is
a
to
sell
all
of
hi?
selling 1.500 of her holdings of
director. 5.000 of 38,750: John
to
an
payable
March
011
31
tc
possible by the earnings
encouraging outlook for 1959."
the
increase
64c
to
made
per
the previous year.
over
share
common
with
compared
58c
the
on
the
The
average
previous
vear
709.
p.
Manufacturing Corp.—Stock Offered—Plym¬
Corp., of New York City, are publicly
offering 150,000 shares of class A stock (par 100) a'
$2 per share 011 a best-efforts basis.
Securities
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds
Co.;
corporate
is
It
machinery,
and
corporation
in
will be used to
dies;
and
pay
loans from Iroquoi;
inventory;
was
in Illinois
formed
June
genera
18.
1949
design,
manufacture, fabrication and sale o*
electrified,. plastic advertising signs and othe;
item's.
feet
at
maintains
a
facilities
Chicago, 111.
leases
1100
oi
a
South
plant
9,000
CAPITALIZATION
one-story
Central
executive
and
square
GIVING
building of
Park
feet
at
EFFECT
approximately
Ave.,
offices.
It
924
TO
25 00<
111.',
when
Chicago,
also
leases
Independence
PRESENT
stock
1.000,000 shs.
Class
B
stock
180.000 shs.
not
conversion
underlying
converted
the
and
include
of
the
180.000
class
B
underwriter's
the
option
is
shares
stock
and
option.
of
the
7.500
When
class
shares
all
the
exercised in
Eoulevard
Outstand
A
does
additions
FINANCING
Authorized
Class
for
for
and
on
the
outdoor
corporation
square
it
tools
purposes. -
engaged
indoor
"This
lists 15 selling stockholders whose aggregate
holdings amount
282,140 shares. The largest individual block
being sold. 35.000 shares,
held by Wells Morss, a
director, who
members
"was
amendment.
spectus
to
19
share
per
as
18',
an
outstanding
its
thereof
Jackscn
Sidney St., Cambridge, Mass..
the regular dividend
share,- Theodore H. Silbert.
increase is effective with the
per
Standard
outh
statement
with
the
SEC
covering 203 250 out¬
capital stock, to be offered for public sale by
through an underwriting group headed by Paine
11c
said,
well
as
equal
40c
rate
20.
Silbert
year,
shares
of
increase
to
from
10',
March
Mr.
were
plant
Webber,
the corporation.
Wire
This company, located at 79
Common
set Friday, Feb. 27, as the date for a
filed by the newly-formed Stockholders
publicity about
Simplex
on
BUSINESS—The
1657.
p.
of
Finance
with
record
earnings
number
1958
The
Profits for 1958 showed
1958
voted
per share
dividend
quarterly
increase,"
improvement
1959
12
Net
general
year
44c
announced,
ol
"The
Feb. 25
on
rate of
present
company
reports consolidated net
income
of
$2,887,509 for
months ended Dec. 31, 1958, after provision for Federal and
taxes on income.
This amounts to $5.81
per share on the
497,000 shares of common stock outstanding.
These results compare
with consolidated net income of
$4,024,290 for 1957 equal to $8.10 per
share on the same number of common shares
then outstanding.
higher
88.
The directors
president,
Canadian
of
Committee.
and
income
charges......
189,
annual
1957.
and
McCabe
Eagen. sitting
County, on Feb.
unfavorable
Jr.
Glass
Board
See V.
<jj'
Southwestern
Ltd.—Trading Privi¬
The
case
increase
filed in Scranton, Pa., by Norman Harris, partner in
the Scranton law firm of Nogi, O'Malley & Harris, seeks to
compel the
corporation's management to make available all books, record* and
other
information
about
the corporation's affairs.
It
results
from
recent
Packers,
1958—Month—1957
operating
The
Protective
the
first
30-year
<
revenues
after
Net
—V.
the
said.
Co.
Simonds Saw & Steel Co.—Sales and
Earnings Off—
fourth
the
For
Trading
$5,964,693
—V.
the
offset
than
more
ancl
&
Sales
products
in • 1957.
paper
$219,900,000
year
Transport
5 Weeks Ended Jan. 31—
the
trademarked
paper
despite
in
earnings," Mr.
Judge Michael J.
rood
Frozen
New England Telephone
income
plastic
hearing on a
Join¬
Director
a
Lines.
of
May 28.
on
holders
5.7^7
of
bringing
$275,000,000
Scranton Corp.—Stockholders Protective CommitteeFiles Court Action for Information on Corporate Affairs
Lackawanna
opened
operating
handle
1957,"
of
new
high of well over
to me.
The company's successful
increase efficiency
made possible the
margins
thus
corporation's
leges Requested—
prices for most materials and services."
"Orders
and
2355.
p.
Shell
per
pleasing
and
costs
the
'
to
Shoe Corp. of
against
as
on
profit
$2.75
last
compared
as
over
particularly
of
188,
year
any
to
net
profits
Mr.
McCabe'
earnings before
taxes
to
a
control
for
the
showed
$285,000,000
1958
5.3'7
products in
Corp. of East. Norwalk, Conn.; Shampaine Electric Co.
Rochelle. N. Y., and
the Wilson
Co.,
of Columbus, Ga.—
New
V.
company reported
amounted to
77 cents
comparable quarter
to
$25,000,000
Other
design
{
[
O.E.M.
of
the
sales of other paper and pulp
comparable period of 1957."
1958
to
1957
than
dividends,
1958
the
$44,000,000
efforts
for
in sales of other
commenting
4.3l.'o
higher
was
preferred
$74,300,000
the
of 3.6',
$231,500,000
were
alter
$2.68
of
in
up
to be
Federal
an¬
Ludingtoii,
Mich.;
continued.
sales
quarter
$70,300,000
for
1957.
statement
of
Operating expenses
Pri¬
Sold
its
Shampaine
company
manufacturing
division,
Shampaine Industries, Inc. owns .all of the outstanding stock of Crown
Products, Inc., Professional Specialties, Inc. and Richard Philip Co.,
all of St. Louis, Mo.; W. D. Allison Co. of
Indianapolis, Ind.; Harlev
Corporation of Memphis, Tenn.; Carlom Industries, Inc., of
Ne\v High—
addi¬
Wheaton,
Standard Financial Corp.—Raises Dividend Rate—
equal,
against
as
addition
H.
the_New Jersey Bell Telephone
Wheaton Co.,
Chairman
two
President.
Frank
proposed to register with the SEC
now
"V*
4.
$22,000,000
oxer
was
$21,500,000. Fourth quarter
share aaginst 71 cents for
McCabe's
total
Feb.
on
of
income
195G
of new
division.
tutional
of
Wheaton
of
C.
Period End. Dec. 31—
250.
p.
Industries, Inc., one of the leading manufacturers of
hospital, medical and dental equipment and supplies, will use the
proceeds of the loan primarily for acquisition of new plant facilities
for Its Shampaine Electric Co. of New Rochelle, N. Y.( one of 10 firms
comprising Shampaine Industries, and for various capital expenditures
for other Shampaine units. Proceeds will also be used
partly to finance
"A
record-breaking fourth quarter for both sales and earnings
enabled this company to achieve new all time highs for the year 1958
trademarked
paper
sales,
total net sales
and
earnings before
taxes," Thomas B. McCabe, President, announced in a preliminary:?
except
is
Southern
in June, Mr.
including several
Inc.—Debentures
Insurance
development
elected
19
Kendall.
and
way
gas
area,
Industries,
nounced
1789.
p.
H.
Federal
vately.
American Securities Corp. of New York, has
negotiated the direct placement of a $2,000,000 15-year
debenture issue of Shampaine Industries, Inc. with The
has been merged with and
Shares, Inc., whose shares
of
Seashore
See Celanese Corp.
on
Feb.
on
T.
Southern Electric Generating
—V.
scheduled
have been active in the
Shampaine
.
Operating expenses
Corp.—Acquisition—
Laurel,
are
number
A
by
Director
a
Period End. Dec. 31—
President, on Feb. 24 announced that this company
substantial working interests in approximately 6,000
gas leases astride the geologically famous Cincinnati
of
State
in
statement
•■•'*.
r'
Research Corp.,
a
newly-formed organization of
companies established for development of greater advances
in the manufacture of glass containers.—V. 188, p. 449.
designs
2786.
p.
Mencher,
purchased
acres
SEC for an orderit has ceased to be
has issued an order
to request a hearing
Scott Paper Co.—-Sales and Earnings at
Y'"-"
*'
,
carrier.
later.—V.. 188,
developed
meeting
Chief Executve Officer,
President
is
Net
new Seamobile truck container termi¬
the device is an adaptation of a similar type of vehicle in
areas,
Seminole Oil & Gas
that
for shares of the Fund.—V. 187,
the
of
spur,
i
.,
highway rolling stock
leaving
areas,
••*,.■
•
Industry
Operating
in
is
and
Operating revenues
the
to
Act declaring
and the Commission
until March 6, 1959,
According to the application, the Fund
Nucleonics, Chemistry .& Electronics
The
mobility
the trucking industry.
of
tractor and trailer
terminal holding
the road use.
Seatrain Lines
3,000
3,000
3,000
2,000
2,000
Into
over
complete
Wis.
Developed for Seatiain Lines'
nal
wide
3,000
applied
has
Fund
company;
giving interested
thereon.
v/ere
has
containers in
of
Fund, Inc.—Seeks Exemption—
Investment Company
investment
a
7
*•
Product—
Shampaine
This
under
an
and
-
a'./
member
It
Engineering* Co., of Sturgeon Bay,
"switching engine"
5.000
Nuclear
bays
!.f',
•
Seabrook
M.
Association
is
Wheaton
issuance
York)—New
its
John
President,
Co.
Wheaton
Mr.
17
W.,
187, p. 147.
(New
is
be
at
announced
was
National
Container
value
par
Avenue S.
for shares of a par
the company's common
share of
one
(if any);—V.
Prudential
&
$0.50
self-propelled vertical-lift, free-traveling crane which may prove
to be a revolutionary innovation in the terminal handling of highway
truck freight containers has been developed by this corporation anci
139, p. 709.
Science
their
forward
to
CO. Ltd., 508 Eighth
'■
Co., Mays Landing, N. J., and Wheaton
Tronex, Inc., and Adcote Corp., in Millville.
value of $0.50 and the issue of a fractional certificate for the
par
Drilling
—
&
truck
Y-
Simpson Paper Com¬
Plastics
record
the conversion
make
will
basis of each
a
par
a
shareholders of
A
5,000
5,000
5,000
3,000
Newhard. Cook & Co
Reinholdt & Gardner
Schmidt, Roberts & Parke.
McDonald-Moore & Co...—.
Saunders, Stiver & Co.-—
5,000
Hutton
who
on
to
forwarded
requested
are
stock of
common
the Toronto Stock Exchange.
on
been
it
will
Seabrook
Mr.
Canada, the
Western
have
directors
of
board
is also Vice-President of T.
bids
Battles,
&
Inc.
Pulton, Reid & Co,, Inc
Goodbody & Co..:
Hayden, Miller & Co
F.
Dulles
Janney,
Kraus__—5,000
&
a
has
8,000
Co., Inc.
Staats
R.
commercial
plant, office space and
materials complete the
*"'/■'
'
Pennsylvania-Reading
16.
value of $3.50 for each seven shares of the common stock
par
fraction remaining
&. Co.,
—
8,000
Becker
G.
William
Sliepard
a___
Singer, Deane & Scribner..
Stroud & Co., Inc..,
12,000
Bache & Co._
A.
Inc.
f
Curtis
of $3.50
value
5,000
5,000
5,000
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
Moore, Leonard & Lynch__
; The Ohio Co.-
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
and
Jersey Gas Co.—Two New Board Members—
the
Co..
Shares
43.000
12,000
Co
&
Feb.
on
the Prudential Trust
to
Alberta,
Calgary,
shareholders have agreed to sell to
aggregate of
225.000 shares of
have severally agreed to pur¬
of common stock
set opposite their
43.000
Kidder, Peabodv & Co.
shareholders
all
and
to
_
delisted
was
transmittal
of
certificates
below:
Company
&
share)
Letters
an
Shares
McDonald
three
by
m
Seabrook Farms
majority of the shareholders of Scurry-Rainbow are residents
value of $3.50 will not be listed
selling
shares
for' the
contractor
the
was
is serviced
railroad.
board
Mr.
and
the United States and
in
underwriters
of
industrial
of
owners
Y '.""v.-'.."'.'vYYv;7
members,
the
ing
the Calgary Stock Exchange, and the common
having a par value of 50 cents per share (which
been consolidated into the common stock having a par value of
the
As
and of supplementing
names
Hills,
which
Fe
tional
of the company
has now
expressed an intention of paying quarterly
cash dividends for the next two
years with semi-annual stock dividends of 2%
per share in order to
conserve
cash, primarily for the retirement of debt incurred in the
recent expansion program.
On Jan. 26, 1959, the directors declared a
cash dividend of i7c per share, payable April 15, 1959, to shareholders
of record March 26, 1959, ancl a 2','c
stock dividend payable July 24,
1959, to shareholders of record July 3, 1959.
chase
Exchange,
stock
The board of directors has
below
Rothschild,
Edward
:
South
shares < 1,909,969 of a total
each having a par value ol
common
capital of 3,600,000 shares),
$3.5C commenced Feb. 17, on the American Stock Exchange, Vancouver
stock of the company has been closely
held and dividends in. varying amounts have been paid thereon from
time
to time.
In 1958 • cash dividends totaling
$1 per share were
declared
on
the
400,026
shares
then
outstanding, equivalent to
60% cents per share on the shares now outstanding.
The
facility
Sante
authorized
common,
the
2,012,777
$32.40
2,028,431
$38.81
:
■
and
Beverly
Alexander
A.
The
15'Y of the company's net income for the
preceding year over $700,000, whichever is less.
tPursuant to amended articles of incorporation which became, effec¬
tive on Feb. 9, 1959, the authorized capital stock of the company was
changed from 500,000 shares of common stock,
no par value, to
1,000.000 shares of common stock, no par value, and a three-for-two
etock' split was effected,
named
John
Scurry-liainbow Oil Ltd.—New Shares Traded—
prepayments of $150,000 or
stock and
the
number
1
value per share
of
pany building. In addition to the converting
extensive .storage areas for raw jind finished
188, p. 2185.
$3.50 per
underwriters
Gilbert
the Simons Industrial Tract,
completed arrangements through Charles Wolfe, real estate broker, to
build the factory and lease it for an initial 15 year period to
Simpson
Paper Co. Lease terms provide also for renewals as well as future
1958
1959
Trading in the company's Issued
Aug. 1,
1972, and payable, beginning after payment of the
described in
(*)
above but not later than Aug. 1, 1965, in
annual installments of $375,000. plus, subject to certain limits, annual
UNDERWRITERS
southwest.
v
■('Due
common
the
Arthur
'
notes
the
$27.76
manufacture
stationery, for which there is increasing demand by customers throughcut
$78,721,444 $65,333,843
outstanding
asset
Net
•~V.
amounting in the aggregate to 21,250
shares are being sold by Paladin Corp.,
holdings.—V, 189, p. 919.
5,000
its
of
newly completed single
setory 25.000 square foot
costing approximately $250,000, the facility will be
of ruled reams, fillers, tablets and allied
a
the
expansion.
Shares
"KSSS
1,000,000 shs.
in
building
for
Scudder, Stevens & Clark Fund, Inc.—Assets Increased
Net asset value per share
—V. 189, p. 856.
As of Feb. 11—
all
has just opened a new converting plant in the Simons
Tract, Los Angeles, Calif., according to D. F. McCall, ViceGeneral Manager.
;
developers
951,530
—
Total net assets
10,OOC
and
769,266
$20.52
——
director,
a
in Los Angeles.—
Housed
used
1958
1959
,
Morss,
shares
remaining
selling
concrete
$26,418,946 $15,781,493
outstanding—-.
Sherman
The company
-
As of Feb. 11—
and
Simpson Paper Co., Everett, Wash.—Opens Converting
Plant
Fund, Inc.
Stock
Total net assets
Shares
Whichever is less.
DIVIDENDS—The
Stevens & Clark Common
hold
to
The
is
Industrial
Scudder,
7,195;
Rothenberg,• Vice-
Millard
are:
—Assets Increased—
1904, and payable in annual
dividends
members
continue
which
'
< >
„
President
installments of $300,000,
plus, subject to certain limits, annual prepayments of $150,000 or 15'<,<
of the company's net income for the preceding year over $<00,000,
cash
v'-;-
committee
present
the
shares t.
Outstanding
Authorized
1
a
of
Nine of the selling stockholders are trustees or executors
accounts held for the benefit of members of the Morss family,
shares being sold by them ranging from 5,000 to 25,000
(three
trust
will
as
2,500
Morss,
25,000.
lor
589.
p.
llooi
combined
a
*i;?SSoSo
Ho?';gxSSSZ jayAug
of
10. 1959
OP P'EBRUARY
CAPITALIZATION AS
"Du^
committee
Stores.
Lerner
Other
of approximately 702,000 sq. ft., ox which approximately 382,000
ft
has been constructed since Dec. 31, 1952.
The company owns
properties in fee, free and clear of all liens.
its
Munro
York law firm of Weil,
the Stockholders Protective
President, Judy Bond, Inc., manufacturer of Women's apparel; Robert
Rittmaster, financial analyst and business consultant;
and Sanford
Wartell, Allentown, Pa. businessman and record manufacturer.—V. 188,
area
«q
of
rector
the merger,
Manufacturing Co. and Shenango
Agaloy Tube Co. (incorporated in Delaware in 1932 and 1948 respec¬
tively) into The Sawmill Manufacturing Co. which was incorporated
under the laws of Pennsylvania on April 8, 1920 as* John H. McCloj
& Co
Inc.
The company is engaged principally in the manufacture
and distribution of steel pipe and steel tubing and various products
fabricated therefrom such as steel conduit, pipe nipples, steel posts
end other component and related pipe and tubular items. Its executive
offices and plants are located in the Sharon, Pa. area.
The company's executive and sales offices are located at27 Council
Ave
Wheatland. Pa., and its financial and accounting oifices at 200
Clark Street, Sharon, Pa.
The company's plants, all located in the
Rhpii-ineo
New
of Mercer Tube &
1953,
31,
Dec
the
in
Chairman is Robert Lerner; Los
Director of Motor Products Corp., and former Di¬
the
Angeles attorney,
the surviving corporation of
BUSINESS—The company is
partner
Lang,,
Manges, is general counsel to
Committee, which is acting, he has announced, in the interest of hold¬
ers of a substantial number of the outstanding shares. •
1
225 000 shares of common
on
Todd
Robert
Products, Inc. — Stock Offered — A
group of underwriters, headed by McDonald & Co. and
Kidder, Peabody & Co., on Feb. 25 publicly offered
Sawliill Tubular
A
of
"150.000
class
class
B~
reser
A
st
stock
full, there will be issued
outstanding 337,500 shares of class A stock.—V. 189. p. 857.
(Continued
on
page 52)
i
180,0001
stock
:
Volume 189
Number 5825
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
11
(1027)
DIVIDENDS
Dividend announcements
•
''
tables.
In the
nounced
■
a
first
grouped in two separate
indicate all the dividends an~
we
during the current
second
Per
Name 0]
are
table in which
week.
Then
show
we
the
follow with
we
their
■'
A
:
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'
■
Per
Company
A S R Products
7
Acme
,
V
12tic
(qua,r.)____
7 Vbc
(quar.%_
corn.
5Vb% preferred
"t Jv Albermarld Paper
,,,%
1
3-12
l
3-12
1
3-12
34%c
(quar.)
Mfg., class A
44-
4-
1
(quar.)
12Vic
Amalgamated,Sugar
(quar.)_
3-20
5%
Bosch
Chemical
Co.
V
3-2
3-17
1
(quar.)
75c
3-20
3-
30c
4-1
3- 9
common
30c
"
~
(quar.)
4-1
25c
3-16
;
3-13
3-31
3-16
3-31
Druggist Insur. (Cine.)
American Export Lines
(quar. i..
American Express
j
American Fire &
'\';;A*%'
Co.
(annual)
$3
3-
2-1G
2
50c
3-20
4-
1
3-14
2-28
25c
■
____
6-15 V,
5-29
25c
;
American
Home Products (monthly)
American Locker, class A
(quar.)
Machine & Metals, Inc. (quar.)...
9-15
8-31
25c
12-15
11-30
25c
4-
1
3-13
10c
American
3-
7
2-27
70c
President Lines, Ltd.—
3-31
3-16
-VA'AAo
y'r'iXT- :'-5%
non-cum. preferred
(quar. )
$1.25
3-20
3-10
5''c
non-cum. preferred
(quar.$1.25
6-19
6-10
A American Reinsurance
;
New common
Co.
(N.
______
,
Y. »—
American Snuff
Co.,
Extra
common
30c
3-16
____
(quar.)
.—V—:-1-..'
70c
4-1
3-5
i
20c
4-1
3-5
_
6% preferred. < quar.)
American Stamping Co..
.
"
$1.50
15c
f..
American Sumatra Tobacco Corp.__
nm;w»i American Tobacco Co., 6% preferred (quar.)
Anipco Metal, Inc. (quar.).-a-:
$2.80
'Apex
3-20
3-31
3-13
3-31
3-6
Arnold
3-12
3-
Corp.
A
4%
Products
Class
B.
S.
A
F.
Bankers
,'r-
>y
"
■
-
"r
Bendix
&
(quar.)
'
Co.
(quar.)
of
Canada
&
Brass
Club
,
'A-
Brazilian
A
.
Traction
Light
4(2%
Bristol
u-
-u-
,'v
it-,
:C.
I.
Watch
T.
5%
Canada
4
$4.25
Canada
.•
3- 2
2-19
A
3-
1
2-16
4-
1
3-16
3-31-
3-16
3-31
3-16
40c
33c
J25c
3-30
3-30
3-
6
3-6
—
3-31
3-17
3-31
3-17
15c
3-10
2-25
12Vbc
10c
3-31
3-17
3-31
3-17
4-
1
3-13
on
common
(quar.)
■'
4
Class
common
(quar.)—
preferred
(A. S.)
A
Oi
■l
Dry Corp.,
preferred
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.,
4-1
3-11
4-
3-10
150c
£$1
1
4-15
4-
3-13
1
3-6
4-1
3-6
4-
1
3-6
20c
3-31
3-16
3-31
3-16
25c
$1.06 Vi
class
B
<quar.)_^
A
(quar.)
Bronze
preference
t25c
t37%c
Ltd.,
2-27
4-
1
4-
1
3-31
3-13
3-13
3-17
(reduced)
Canadian Collieries Resources, Ltd.—
5% pfd. seres B to F (s-a)
Canadian General Securities, class A & Class
B (St0ck divid.)
(Hbth share of pfd. stock
(SI par)
for each share held)
5'o
8%
Oil
Cos., 4% pfd.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
3-16
2-28
+37V2C
5-
1
4-10
t$1.25
common
(quar.)
5-
1
4-10
f2Vbc
3-31
3-16
3-
j$l
4-2
3-2
3-11
Class
Mills,
B
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Green
4-15
4-
1
3-16
4-1
3-16
3-13
33-
3-30
3-11
of
David
&
3-13
Harsco
3-11
3-4
3-31
3-31
18%c
3-16
3-
30c
divid.)
2%
62Vbc
68%c
A? A 5c
3-20
4-
8
3-31
3-
9
3-
6
3-31
20c
3-31
4-
1
1
(quar.)
1
2-20
20c
(quar.)
2
4-
3
3-16
3-31
3-11
3-31
3-25
17!bc
10c
20c
3-24
3-
12Vbc
12'.be
4-
1
3-20
4-
1
3-20
31 Vic
(quar.)
3-31
3-
6
5-
1
4-10
4-
1
3-11
35c
5-
1
4-
3
25c
From
Detroit
share
30
01?.
on
3-20
3-
9
a
a
class
A (quar.)
(quar.)__
Rio
Grande
available
Western RR..
net
income
for
$75c
50c
Class
B
the
Fund
Ltd. (quar.)
Dominion
Insurance Co., Ltd.
Semi-annual
Draper
Duke
deposit
Corp.
Duncan
Insular
3-16
3-
6
Lumber
2-27
International
3-10
2-27
Common
2-25
25c
(annual)
4-
1
3-
4-
1
3-13
4-
1
3-13
6
$1
3-11
3-
40e
3-10
2-28
3-10
4-
3-23
G
2
Kansas
3-31
3-10
3-10
2-27
Kansas
4-
1
3-
4-
1
3-10
J37Vbc
(quar.)
com.
Erie
Railroad
(no
this
payment at
Ex-Cell-O
Exolon
4%
& Gregg (quar.)
Finance (quar.)
Chemical
Screw
Fidelity Fund, Inc.
Fiduciary Trust Co. of N. Y.
Firth
Carpet
4-
2
3-2
t$2
4-
2
3-2
75c
4-1
3-9
75c
4-1
3-9
(No
payment at this
Foote-Burt Co.
(quar.)
Foote
Fort
Mineral
(incr.
011
1
5-
1
Frick Company
6%
(Pa.)
preferred
Friden,
Inc.
3-31
3-12
4Vb %
3-16
1
3-16
3-31
4-
1
3-10
Leonard
3-16
3- 2
Leverage
3-19
3-
6
Company
General
$4.50
General
General
New
American
preferred
&
3-10
3-19
3-
6
American
common
Lionel
Investors,
3-
6
3-
6
2-24
Longhorn
3-14
3-
2
Los Angeles
3-25
3-
5
3-20
3-
A
—"
4-
1
3-16
3-30
3-13
3-30
3-13
4-
1
3-16
45c
4-
1
3-12
43 %c
4-
1
3-10
3-31
3-10
3-
1
2-19
75c
3-
1
2-19
(s-a)
35c
3-10
2-27
3
50c
4-15
3-31
$1.15
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
$1.06%
3-
6
40c
(increased)—__—
(quar.)
;
3-17
3-10
35c
4-15
4-
$1.50
1
%
3-23
3-
3
25c
—
(s-a)_——A^
3-16
3-
2
8 Vbc
3-13
2-27
40c
4-
1
3-10
$1
4-
1
3-10
25c
—
3-27
3-13
$1.12 Vb
3-27
3-13
4-
3-13
$30c
1
17 Vbc
of
Life
Ltd
6-16
9-30
9-16
12-31
12-16
15c
3-20
20c
(quar.)
Canada,
3-16
6-30
17 Vbc
(quar.)
3-31
17 Vbc
3-20
3-
3-16
2-27
$3c
Insurance Co.
(quar.)
5-
1
6
9
4-10
50c
8-
1
7-10
50c
—
—
—.———
on
50c
3-
11-
1
10-10
common
6
1
payment
Lcne
Star
Cement
(increased
Portland
Cement
Investment Co.
quar.)
Co
30o
25c
:
(increased quar.)
$3.50
3-27
3-
4-
3
3-23
3-14
2-28
Lynchburg Foundry Co
20c
4-
$3c
3-1G
3-14
3-
2
3-19
3-
9
15c
4-
Mines,
Ltd.
(quar.)
3-16
3-
2
Publications
MacKinnon
Structural
5%
1st
3-10
4-17
3-26
3-16
2-28
Mack
75c
4-
1
3-16
Macy
3-10
2-27
Madison
Class
(R.
Maine
2-26
3-31
3-18
3-25
3-
3
3-31
3-13
7%
3-31
3-13
Market
4
10c
4-
$1.12Vb
4-
1
3-13
10c
4-
1
3-
1
3-13
Co.
$1
preferred
B
Martin
(M.)
—
Company
3-10
3-27
3-12
4-
3-16
1
—
common
4-
1
4-
1
3-20
15c
3-
$20c
3-10
3-
9
2-27
2
4-15
3-13
3-13
3-
6
2-19
3-20
4-15
3-20
25c
4-
1
3-20
25c
4-
1
3-20
+171c
(quar.)—
—
25c
—
\
4-
30c
(quar.)
(quar.J
59%c
50c
(quar.)
& Sons
3-31
30c
—
(quar.)
(Calif.),
(quar.)
Marlin-Rockwell
2-27
3-31
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Basket
3-20
$25c
Co.—
(increased-quar.)
Mfg.
t50c
45c
(quar.)
Electric
6
3-19
—
Service
preferred
Marsh
3-31
&
&
3-17
2-27
$20c
(quar.)_—
(increased)
Maritime Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ltd.—
Common (quar.)
3-
3-
Ltd,
1
3-16
45c
Ltd.
Paper,
(quar.)
H.)
Gas
3-13
2-26
t$1.25
4.75% preferred (quar.)
Manischewitz
(B.)
(quar.)
40c
6
&
Bloedel
1
9
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Public
Common
3-16
&
Trucks
15c
47Vbc
B
(quar.)
Steel,
(quar.)__
Power
MacMillan
Marion
11c
pfd.
MacLaren
3-30
28 Vbc
Transportation—
(Initial)
pfd.
—
(No action taken
at this time)
3-
25c
1
2
2
National
25c
common—.—,—
9
3-
3-
Fund
3-26
——
(quar.)
7%
Corp.
(quar.)__
American Oil Co. of Texas
3-
3-16
Refineries
3-26
25c
i
common
*
$1
Quarterly
1
Inc.—
Co.,
3-16
3-16
17 Vbc
25c
(quar,)—
3-24
8c
Quarterly
112Vbc
—-
(quar.)
(Julius)
preferred
1
common—,—
MacFadden
Quarterly (from net investment income)—
Vb %
2
4-
3c
(quar.)
Quarterly
4-
„
4
2
3-
Macassa
(quar.)
Investors
3-
3-31
(quarterly from
3-13
Frito Company (2-for-l stock split subject to
approval of stockholders March 16).
Fruit of the Loom (s-a)—
—50c
Fuller (Geo. A.) Co. (increased quar.)
37Vbc
Fundamental
2
3-31
$1
Labatt (John), Ltd. (quar.)—
Lambert (Alfred) (increased quar.)
3-31
4-
35c
(quar.)
9
$1
3-20
1
10c
(quar.)
of stockholders
Chemical Corp.—
4-
20c
common
3-14
3-
50c
Mfg., common (increased)
preferred (quar.)___,
11c
(quar.)—
3-14
3-
2Vb-for-l
Kroehltr
time).
Canada
,
'
3-31
3-31
Co
div.)
Koppers Company, common (quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.)________—_______
9
divi¬
(quar.)
of
Copper
4-15
12 Vbc
Wayne Corrugated Paper (quar.).
(quar.)
Co.
3-31
3-31
Ltd.—
3-
$1
quar.)—
taken
3-10
3- 2
1
2
4-15
5-
50c
Fostoria Pressed Steel
Foundation
Co.,
3-30
50c
—___________
action
dend
Garfinkel
f$1.25
Co.
3-13
3-31
4-
preferred (quar.)—
4.60% pfd. (quar.)
& Light, 4V4%
pfd. (quar.)—
Power
35c
—
3-30
5
168%c
Jewelry Stores (quar.)
Kearney (J. R.)
(increased)
40c
—~
3-11
3-
$$1.12 Vb
—
Gas & Electric,
85c
(quar.)___
(quar.)
3-31
3-12
156 Vbc
—
—
Works
f30c
($50 par)_
Quarterly
Lawyers Title Insurance (Richmond)
—-
Co.
tl2Vbc
112 Vbc
non-cumulative
40c
Coe
Assn.
$2
—
Kinney Coastal Oil Co.
37Vbc
(increased-quar.)—
Underwriters
20c
50c
9
3-
3-
Kcnnecott Copper
40c
•
3-13
3-10
3-
Kewanee Oil
time.)
Corp..
Company
3-31
9
common
on
1
3-23
3-16
3-14
8c
taken
4-
3-20
3-16
3-14
$1.75
action
quar.)
25c
—
3-13
$15c
2-28
15c
Electric Mfg.,
preferred (quar.)
Equity Fund
1
$12Vbc
3-31
50c.
7%
3-20
4-
20c
35c
Quarterly
Emerson
3-31
62 Vbc
par)
Sulphur Co.,
3-12
—$1.12 Va
(quar.)
Electrical Products Consolidated (quar.)—_
Electro Refractories & Abrasives
Corp.—
2-28
31 Vbc
60c
(quar.)
62 Vbc
Share
3-13
2-28
3-13
15c
common
$37Vbc
%
3-17
3-31
3-13
25c.
Kay
7Vbc
Ekco
3-27
56 VbC
City Southern Ry. Co.,
$1.50
Kodak, 6% preferred (quar.)
Economy Baler (quar.)
Eddy Match, Ltd. (quar.)
Eddy Paper, Ltd. (quar.)
N$3
Common payment omitted at this time.
50c
Eastman
3-17
40c
_
Johnston Terminals & Storage, Ltd.
G%
convertible preferred
(quar.)
5% 2nd preferred (quar.)__
31V'4C
Iron
A
3-11
3-20
3-27
12 Vbc
Boston
of
Corp.,
Lake
4-15
2-28
10c
Jefferson
1
3-25
3-31
1-12
35c
5-
6
25c
Investment income)
preferred
3-11
40e
2-27
Trust
3-11
1
75c
—
&
3-
$1.75
Co., class A
&
35c
(quar.)___
Silver Co., 7%
pfd. (quar.)—_
Investors Loan
3-
1
4-
50c
preferred (quar.)
International Salt Co
40c
Bond
Minerals
International
3-30
'
International Shoe Co.
2
3-19
4-
40c
25c
3-2
net
2-24
43%c
Co.
3-20
3-
3-19
3-10
t12Vbc
3-26
4
3-27
2,5c '
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Investment
(quar.)
(quar.)
Products, common (quar.)^
4 Vb %
preferred (quar.)—
:
3-27
10c
■
(quar.)__
Tool
3-31
Kansas
Electric
&
4-15
3-12
3-16
35c
Corp. (stock
subject to approval
3-10
$0,131
Steel
3-13
(quar.)
Intercheniical
t$4
International, Inc.
i
Duval Sulphur & Potash
(quar.)
Edgewater
($100
Consolidated
6
2
(Toronto)—
B
Malleable
1
(quar.)
25c
Dunhill
Eastern
3-20
4-
R.
-!50c
(quar.)
Electric
Class
1
payment
(quar.)
3-
6%
Duluth-Superior Transit Co.
A
4%
receipts
Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
class
(initial
com.
R.
Machine
3-
15c
Power
7%
1
(quar.)
(increased-quar.)
preferred
3-16
3-25
3-17
1
4-
50c
A
preferred (quar.)
20c
(quar.)
A: Co.—
Long
American
the
011
5Vb%
3-16
2c
3-13
50c
(quar.)
Imperial Investment Corp., Ltd.—
Class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
Imperial Oil (Canada), Ltd.
(quar.)
17Vbc
income
1
Publications—
Telephone
Inspiration
Glass,
4-
50c
pfd. A
(increased)
new
Bell
Central
2Vbe
Inc.—
Quarterly from net investment
(Joseph) Crucible (quar.)
Dorman,
Cement
Illinois
20c
Stock
3-12
•3- 5
4-
preferred (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
(Harvey) (quar.)_£.
Hupp Corp., 5% conv. pfd. A
split,
3-12
1
4-
$2.25
A
1
4-
25c
Hubbell
Ingersoll
4-
3-20
50c
Hoving
G2Vbc
Dixon
Co.
3-11
calen¬
(quar.)
Dominion
3-16
3-16
20c
Corp. of America, 5% pfd. (accum.)
Houdaille Industries, common
(quar.)
Class
Mortgage & Realty (increased quar.)
Stamping (Increased quar.)
Portland Cement, class A
(quar.)__
Dewey
3-28
Co.— '*
1958
year
3-31
1
tl2Vbc
4Vb%
Ltd.,
4-
35c
Industrial Acceptance, Ltd.—
4Vb% redeemable preferred
two-
5
4-16
$22Vbc
Hotel
Ideal
9
4-30
25c
(quar.)
Electronics Corp.
Homasote Co., common
5% preferred (quar.)
Illinois
_„_A
the
-
33-
3-16
mvbc
7%
Hutchinson Sugar
25c
April
Galion
9
Ltd.—
3-9
1
■'
(quar.)
Extra
4-10
3-
3-10
4-
Hershey Creamery (quar.)
Hibbard Spencer & Bartlett (quar.)
3-12
$3
3-13
1
50c
,
5-
1
1
4-
I
Hoffman
$1.25
on
taken
4
time)
Hercules Powder
3-12
$1.25
(annual)
Delaware & Hudson Co.
Denver &
Hercules
3-11
4-
this
3-
50c
Corp. (quar.)
Helme (George W.)
Co., common
7% preferred (quar.)
^
3-9
3-31
action
at
6
1
3-18
4-
Rein-Werner
9
33-
4-
(quar.)
Consolidated
(No
2
2-28
3-
45c
(quar.)
Hearst
1
93 %c
(increased)
3-16
4-
3-15
55c
——
Gas, common (quar.)
8%
preferred
(quar.)
Hawaiian Commercial Sugar
3-16
4-1
3-13
A4- 1
.
$1.50
(increased)-
com.
Hartford
3-13
25c
15c
Corp.
3-14
3-20
5c
(quar.)
Harding Carpets Ltd
Harnischfeger Corp.
3-13
basis
Frere,
(N. Y.)
1
30c
(quar.)
50c
common
4-
New York—
Canada
split
Bank
1
1
25c
F.)
3-27
26%c
(quar.)
(stock
com.
Corp. (quar.)
Crystal Darlcs—
Stockholders will vote
for-one
Ltd.,
4-
4-
17 VbC
A
(W.
Hanover
Co.—
York
com.
4-10
36 Vbc
(quar.)
Printing (quar.)
Haloid-Xerox, Inc. (quar.)
9
Daitch
to
Power
60c
DTM
proposal
Brass,
Class
Hall
6
3-25
J25c
of
Publishing
Gabriel
2
'
'Cannon
3-10
50c
(quar.)
Federal
15c
$7.50
(quar.)
Flooring Co.
Canadian
r
Curtis
A
Federal
?$1.25
(liquidating)
1
4c
Farrel-Birmingham, common
Voting trust certificates (quar.)
J$1.12Vb
(quar.)
Co.
New
Products
Zellerbach
Farmers
$1.183/4
—..—__—
(quar.)_.
& Hecla Inc., common
Canadian
5%
Crown
Faber,
60c
(quar.)
01
Petroleum Corp.—
preferred convertible series
Crouse-Hinds Co. (quar.)_
Family
payment
——...
4-
12Vbc
quar.)
3-10
1
Southeast—
preferred (quar.)
(D.) Company
(H. L.), Inc. (quar.)
Kahn
(increased
1
$1.12Vb
the
3%%
Lincoln
at this
Canada Foundries & Forgings, Ltd.—
^
-
3-20
¥28:,,4C
com. payment
on
taken
Financial
Campbell
.
3-16
56V4C
preferred
$4.75
-
3-16
j
this time)
Calumet
;
1
4-10
37Vbc
(quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
4(2% preferred (quar.)
^
6
4.
2%
Calgary Power, Ltd.,
:
3-16
3-
4-
t$1.50
c
.
1
3-20
Co.—
action
at
Bulova
..
4-
6
3-
Ltd.—
;
(No action taken
time)
(No
;c
2-15
3-16
3-16
;
dividend
Bullard
V"
3-10
3-2
3-30
Buffalo-Eclipse—
(Com. payment omitted at this time)
r
1
.
3-31
4
20c
12',be
25c
....
Ltd.
3-13
'Bucyrus-Erie Co.—
■" 1
'^ r
60c
U5c
(quar.)
Industries (increased quar.)
Stock
Eros.
3-14
1
5c
...
....
Brass
-r British
/
1
4-
3-12
25c
Power,
Co,, common
5.28'%
preferred- (quar.)
Bright (T. G.) Ltd., common
A, *
5% preferred (quar.)
'-
4-
3-13
4-15
$1.37%
com.
Bridgeport Gas
1
4-
6
?50c
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)___.
preferred
3-
3-
50c
(resumed)
&
2-16
3-16
25c
.....
(quar.)—
6% pref. (quar.)
Bridgeport Brass Co.,
'
2
20c
(quar.).
Stores
class
2
3-9
3-16
$1
(initial)
(initial)......
Burial Casket (quar,)..
partic.
2
3-10
3-
4-1
Boylos Bros. Drilling Co., Ltd.—
60c
1
3-
62V-iC
...
(quar.)
3-
3-26
Green
$1.18
(quar.)
Donaldson
...
common
6
N. J.
...
_
Boyertown
,
v-
3-10
10c
of
3-
3-10
$1.04
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.. com.
(quar.)
Diversified Growth
4-
ilOc
new
Extra
Food
3-27
10c
Co.
Mfg. (quar.)....
C.) Co., common (quar.)..
prior preferred (quar.)
Borman
3-13
25c
—
—
Book-of-the-Month
t!-
4-1
20c
(quar.)
:
'
5-16
18%c
:
Aluminum
1
1V2%
-—
(H.
5%%
Eohn
6-
4c
...
Decker
Bohack
■''''
inc.)
Aviation
Black
3-27
security
(quar.)
(quar.)
Black-Clawsom Co. (quar.)
'5'
3-19
1'
1
$1.50
5%
dar
dividend)
(quar.)_.
...
Beatty Bros. Ltd
Beauty Counselors
Bell Telephone Co.
■
3-10
4-15
4-
t55c
(s-am
B
3-10
4-
Mountain
3-11
Wisconsin—
Company,
Green
3-31
4-
(quar.)
Grant
3-10
3-10
12 Vbc
Goldblatt Bros,
3-10
1
1
1
5-
...
3-10
1
5-
2-27
4-
25c
(quar.)
1
3-16
3- £
1
3-16
t$1.25
of
4-
10c
4-
45c
(quar.)__
4-
37Vbc
3-13
$1.25
Genung's, Inc. (quar.)
Glidden
Company (quar.)__
:
(F. W.) & Sons, Inc. (quar.)______
Gold
Seal Products Corp., class A
Gold
Stock Telegraph (quar.)
T.)
3-13
1
12 Vbc
Glitsch
(W.
1
4-
Co., Ltd.—
4-
Crescent
Detroit
net
National Life Insurance
Oil
3-31
$1
(stock
Wilcox
Bastian-Blessing
V
•
5
Class
preferred
3-
4-
10c
(initial)____
preferred (qu&r.)
Telephone Co. of
5.80%
6
1
$1
:
(quar.)_
$1.15
Company (quar.)
Finance, class A (qua:*.)
Credit
8
J30c
pfd.
(Resumed)
Barber
11
•
4-
t30c
Investment
common
Baltimore Radio Show
_
•""•i
4-28
37VaC
(quar.)
&
0
„
(quar.)
...
fr.
3-
;" 87'be
Wares
Telephone Co.
$4.50
3-10
Copper & Steel Industries (quar.)
Insurance
(quar.):
Craftsman
Ltd.—
Co.,
18/lOc
Inc.,
Company
Babcock
t
and
Foods,
3-31
......
pfd.
(accum.)
profits
3-16
25%
^
(quar.)..
Electric (quar.)
Fabrics
3-19
4-1
25c
Wholesalers, Ltd., 5!a%
\Class
4-30
35c
(quar.)
Greyhound,
3
12VaC
...
(quar.)
B
Consolidated Edison Co.
Continental
Railway Signal
50c
$5
preferred
(quar.)
Consolidated Naval Stores
3-31
aAxe-Houghton Stock Fund—
t.'.'.Quarterly of 2 2/10c from
L-'f
3-31
4-20
Atlantic
B/G
4-20
3-31
Finance
preferred
General
9
35c
(quar.)
Cement
Rock
9
2-1!)
3-10
Cigar
preferred
3-
3-
4-1
Solvents
Consolidated
2
$1.08%
5%
preferred A (quar.)
5%%
preferred B
(quar.)_
Consolidated
1*
3-
5%
General
3-10
Bank
Fuel
Commercial
4-
3-20
General
General Steel
9
3-
(quar.)
4-
50c
(quar.)
common
Payable of Rec.
2c
& Printing
(quar.)____^
5% preferred (quar.)
General Portland Cement
(quar.)_
9
3-10
A
Co.,
Iron,
1
6
3-16
1
preferred (quar.)
Finance
(quar.)
«fc
4-
3-
3-
Corp.,
preferred
''
$1.18%
Exchange
Engineering
3-20
3-31
3-25
3-13
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Utilities, class
Class
50c
Atlantic
Auto
3-10
$70c
11<: Atlautic City
.
t
(quar.)
Stock dividend
Asbestos Corp., Ltd.
-
1
(quar.)
Constable Corp._
Arvin Industries
•
3-11
4-
t50c
Smelting
Arundel
Corn
3-31
4-
conv.
Crane
Mills,
(quar.)
Holders
When
Share
Manifold
General
1st
Co.
$1.15
Colonial
"AAA.
_
preferred
3-5
General
2-10
4-
——'
Colorado
3-13
$1.50
Company
Pulp & Paper Mills—
(qu&r.)
1
12 Vbc
-
,Anglo-Canadian
Common
6
50c
—
■
4-
3-
3-31
12 Vbc
•
Anaconda
preferred
Consolidated
(increased quar.)
2-10
2
' $1.183/«
common
Coca-Cola Bottling Co.
$5
2
3-
9
C...:.—$1.12Vb
Copper
6%
Contract
3-
2c
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
Vermont Public Service—
Coleman
;
;
____
4%
15c
Forge-Waynesboro Telephone
Quarterly
5
Cable
3-16
$1.75
Clifton
.3- 6
25c
3-
Casualty Co. (Orlando, Fla.)
Quarterly
Quarterly....,
Quarterly
-Quarterly
American
3-16
General
1
u:v $1.12Va
conv.
Citizens
2-27
50c
(quar.).:
Chile
3-
4-
25c
(quar.)
Securities,
Chemical
2-27
3-14
(quar.)
4.15%
3-16
1
(quar.)
4.75% preferred
(quar.)
Century Electric (quar.)
Century Shares Trust, new com.
(initial)__
Chance
Vought Aircraft
(quar.)
3-20
4-
$1.25 v.
Line
4-15
40c
*
G
$1.25
.
—
(quar.)i
(quar.)
preferred
Central
3-9
4-1
preferred
$1.50
3-16
35c
9334c /
30c
com.
—
preferred
Central
Box
50c
(quar.)____
4.75% preferred (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
2-24
4-
'
A
preferred
4.60%
3-10
—75c
5^. Preferred B (quar.),.
American Commercial
Barge
/■)&■■■<?
1
^
America,
of Company
General
25c
Products
Corp. of
4Ytfir preferred
3-13
4-
Steel
Celanese
3-10
(quar.)____—
common
Corp.,
(quar.)___
A
1
4-1
50c
Arma
preferred
4-
30c
A
Cook
&
Per
Name
3-6
5c
A
-
(reduced)
Mills
(quar. i_
Central Maine Power, common
3.50% preferred (quar.)
4.6%> preferred (quar.)
3-20
$1.06Vb
(quar.)_
American
Common A
4Vi'/o
,3-20
1
40c
American. Bank Note,
6% preferred
■i
1
4-1
:>.A
^
(quar.)
American Agricultural
••
4-
4-
Holders
3-31
5c
'
—.
%
Common E
4.75%
"4.35%
3-12
:
25c
common
preferr^ (quar.)
!.•'
'
$1.50
;
.'Alexander & Baldwin
.
■
12Vac
Alden's, Inc.,
-
3-16
A: 4-
;; .f,r Alco Products '{quar.)
y
1
34%c
B
Class B
®'/o preferred
r>r-
4-
3-17
37Vbc
____
iquar.)
.
3-11
4-10
65c
preferred (quar.)
5-2%
preferred A
„
3-20
When
Payable o] Rec.
General
(quar.)—,.
Insurance Co.—
ireducedi.:
(ouar.)
I'.o second preferred
(quar.)
Central Detroit Warehouse
(quar.)
Central
Foundry (quar.)
Central Hudson Gas
& Electric—
3-17
5c
Corp.
6%
i
3-31
37 Vbc
______
<quar.)___
Aetna Insurance Co. (quar.)
Ald Investment & Discount,
v;
i-
Electric
< quar.i
Adclresaograph-Multigraph
V
•V,
Corp.
Holders
Payable of lie a.
20c
Casualty
Carthage
Ceco
Wlien
;
Share
'
A.
preferred
Carolina
payments previ¬
not yet reached
h payment date.
Name of
Kennedy (quar.)—
Company, common (quar.)
Carnation
33.'i%
Share
&
Castle
ously announced, but which have
■;
r
Company
Carey Baxter
4-
40c
3-25
1
1
3-18
3-14
3-
6
(1028)
12
When
Per
Share
Uame of Company
.
(quar.) ———
4Vi% preferred (quar.)
——
Masachusetts Protective Assn.
(quar.)-,—Masonite
Corp.
(quar.)_:
—Common
Aircraft (quar.i
Publishing Co.
McDonnell
Inc.,
McQuay,
_
a
37-,aC
3»c
35c
~c
35c
Si
common
,
preferred
5%
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Portland Cementcommon
(initial-quar.)
New
Thermit Corp.—
(increased quar.i
&
1
3-17
3-12
(i
2-26
1
3-13
35c
4-
1
3-13
4-
1
3-13
3-12
2-27
45e
$68 %c
02 Vic
(quar.)
Dividend
Rich's
3%%.
,
River
Roddis
Ronson
H.) Packing Co.—
preferred (quar.) —
Michigan Gas Utilities (quar.)
Michigan Sugar Co., 7% pfd. (acciun.)
3-
3-27
3-17
(quar.)
Inc., com.
Securities
Midwest
$1.02Va
25c
3
3-12
3-
3-12
3-3
2
St.
Mine Safety Appliances Co.
Mississippi River Fuel (quar.)
Mojhasco Industries, common
3.50%
preferred
(quar.)
4.20%
Monarch
Mills
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—______
common
preferred A
preferred
B
(quar.)
Morningstar-Paisley
(John)
(quar.)
Co.
&
(Philip)
(quar.)
Inc.
Muskogee
E.)
&
Cash
(quar.)
—
(reduced-quar.)...—
Bros,
3-26
3-26
3-16
15c
50c
——_—,
National Gas & Oil
Lead
common
(quar.)
B
Co.
Oats
-
(quar.)
National Presto Industries' (quar.)
Steel Car, Ltd.—
Dividend
National
payment omitted at
Sugar Refining (quar.)
National
U.
5%%
Radiator
S.
Natural Gas
3-10
2-27
3-25
3-12
3-24
3-10
(increased
Gas
Jersey Natural Gas Co.,
67c preferred (s-a),
York Water
Yorker
B
Seeinan
3-
6
3-
6
4-
1
3-
3-12
3-
2
3-
9
3-
9
Oil
.1
Co.
.
(quar.)—
com.
50c
5%
-
(increased
4-
1
3-12
5%
4-
t
3-12
Adams
2-28
Alabama
3-15
2-28
1
4-15
4-
1
preferred
(quar.)
5c
50c
Annual
3-16
3-20
3-25
4-
4-
3-18
3-31
3-12
4-
1
additional
(one
share
3-
5
3- 6
3-20
3-12
3-27
3-13
25c
3-20
3-
6
(quar.)
' $25c
__g.—
25c
37 Vic
—
(quar.;
;
B'
Gvernito
(quar.)
3-20
Allen
3-18
Allied
25c
4-
1
4-
1
(quar.)
.
Ltd.,
Products,
Cement
Pc-iuey
C.)
(J.
2-26
3-16
2-26
4-
1
3-9
3-20
com.
1
2-20
Class
2-27
3-16
3-
$3c
6-
3-20
2
5-15
3-
3-20
3-25
3-10
1
3-
3-11
4-
1
3-11
(quar.)
(quar.)
83%c
4-
1
$1.15
4-
1
$2.50
4-
1
this
Puter
Tile
(H.
—
K.I
Del.
Prestole Corp., 57
Progress
Mfg.
Providence
P
preferred
Corp.—
I I
Co
7%
7%
Prrex
1st
pfd.
,
"""""
I urolator
9
Merchants
&
(quar.)
25c
50c
Quaker City Life Insurance
Stock
~
~
3-
9
3-24
3-10
10c
4-
6
6
3-10
3-
2
3-20
Universal
30c
3-28
3-
6
' 37Vic
3-14
3-
2
(quar.)
3-27
3-13
3-31
3-11
10c
com.
4-
3
3-20
7c
(quar.)
3-31
4-
1
27V2C
3-
2
2
(quar.)
$1.25
3-20
3-
$4.04
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
$1.01
3-20
3-
2
$4.20
preferred
(quar.)_.
$1.05
3-20
3-
2
$4.12
preferred
(quar.)
$1.03
3-20
3-
2
3-31
3-20
Wabash
4-
3-16
Wells-Gardner
1
3-26
3-
3-23
3-10
5
3-23
3-10
4-
1
3-19
$L75
4-
1
Weco
RR.
Co.
6
3-31
3-
6
3-13
3-
dividend)
4-
4-15
4-1
5C
4-
7
r
3-16
3-10
4-15
3-27
5
Wesson
35c
4-
1
3-13
i'$1.75
4-
1
3-13
$1.10
4-
1
3-16
30c
4-
1
3-
9
50c
4-
1
3-
6
$1.25
4-
1
3-
6
7%
prior
American
Oil
<fc
Snowdrift (quar.)
preferred
Virginia Pulp & Paper (quar.)
Utilities, 4.40%
Wheeling Steel,
preferrbd
Whirlpool
preferred
Home
Hospital
3-31
3-6
Corp.
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Machine
25c
3-10
2-27
2-24
3-10
2-27
:<7'
3-
1
2-23
c;-
3-
1
2-23
25c
3-
2
2-13 '
3-20
45c
3-
$4
•
32 Vic
3-
2
3-24
10c
_—
2-20 '
2-. 6
2
3-16
20c
'
,
3--6
*
*
2-2
*
•
3--3
;
Illinois—
of
25c
»
(quar.)
Co.
—
&
Metal Products
this
Mar.
3-
2
$1.31 V*
4-
1
3-13
pfd.
011
(entire
called
issue
into
Conv.
American
News
American
Co.
Co.
Optical
Photocopy
Potash
&
Equipment
Chemical
(quar.)
25c
(quar.):.:
Stores
5-2i,V%;;
3-31
3-13
2-27
3-20
3-10
4-
1
3-16
4-
1
3-13
3-13
j
2-27.
3-13
2-27
3-13
'!■-*'
2-27
15c
$1.75
3-24
2-19
3-
1
2-19
3-10
2-27
".;
r
^ ;
31J/4C
3-
2
2-20
40c
__—
3-
5
2-13.
$2
Co
3-27
3-i4
;
60c
3-13
2-25
50c
3-28
3- 3
3-28
3- 2
(quar.)_
40c
4-
2
3-11
60c
4-
2
3-11;.;
—
43%c
4-
2
3-11
(increased)—
25c
4-
1
3-
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
—
(quar.)Co.
'
>;
Corp.—
Sugar Refining,
Surety
1
1
5%
Co.
Extra
American
; '"1
6-
20c
—
dividend
preferred
:; '■;%
2-20
2-20 ;
$1
—
^American Steel Foundries
American
*
2-25
2
$1.25
(quar.)
Corp.
prior preferred
(quar.)
Seating (increas-cd >
Steamship
$1.12 Vi
3- 2
3-
Corp.—
preferred A (quar.)
special preferred (quar.)
Gobain
30c
$1.12 Vi
50c
40c
50c
30c
American Radiator <fc Standard Sanitary—
Common
(increased
quar.)—
American-St.
3-10
27Vic
(quar.)
preferred
2-25
50c
to
(quar.)
(quar.)
American
2-25 ' '" V.
3-10
for
(quar.)
American
Common
com.
1
Meter
3-10
at $20 per share
Mar. 31
dividend)
40c
Co.—
30
American
77c
'
2-10 :
2-24
3-10
25c
conv.
Stock
3-10
3-10
35c
•
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Laundry Machinery
American
5%
2-28
30c
Foundry <quar.)„
American Metal Climax, common (quar.)—
4Vs2%
preferred (quar.)
4Va% preferred (quar.)
7%
<';
3-13
$1.16
Extra
$5
3- -6
1
3-14
25c
—
American
5V2%
,
"
4-
2-
30c
_
Common
5 V4%
•
% •'
3-13 '
•25c
___—
Corp
"
!
.9
3-10
30c
(Md.)
(increased s-a)_
(quar.)
.American Insurance Co.
(Newark, N. J.) —
Quarterly
American
common
34.2
1
•
Insulator
American
%
3-2
42c
(quar.i
Supply
4-10
4-
American Indemnity
American
1
,
'-•••:•
3-13
3-27
(monthly)
Products
3-13
1
3-5:1 "
:_—
common
(quar.i.
1
5-
15c
(quar.)
American
(quar.)
Texas
5%
Derrick
American Rock Wool
Kootenay Power & Light, Ltd.—
West
4-15
3-20
100%
3-
lie
3
5^
3-12
3-16
25c
(quar.)J
(stock
2-27
$1
20c
_■
(increased)
Wellington Fund (quarterly from net invest¬
ment income payable in cash or stock)___
West
3-
Assurance,
$4
Co.__
Products
3-19
3-31
<fc
2-20
4-
2-24 ;
1—_
Hoist
3-13
3-20
3-20
2-28V ;
2-20!
3-14
1J,—
——
Home
$4.64
plus
<3-13
15e
(quar. >
redemption
jf75c
-
40c
—
Marion
2-16
3
1
V
2-28t
4-
$1.50
American
American
(increased)
Universal Match (quar.)i
Upson Company
;
75c
~
Co
-
4-
4-
15(.
35c
(s-a)
dividend—
Queen Anne Candy
3-20
4-15
10c
3-
3-20
B
International
4-15
1
Class
Investment Co.
(quar.)__
;%'.r
3-10
(quar.)
-7
American & Foreign Power (quar.)——
American Greetings Corp., class A tquar.)__
American
Manufacturers
3-'4
3-17
1
40c
(reduced)——
American
class A (quar.)
(quar.)
3-26
3-14
-
37 V ic
(quar.).
3-13
3-9
3''"
6'%
62 Vic
>•
& Casualty
3-10
6
3-9
3-16
2
common
preferred
American Fire
1
1
4-
3r
2-
3-16
87Vic
(quar.)
I V
Fidelity & Guaranty (Bait.)
Truck Lines
Power
4-
5-
100%
Inc.. (quar.)
3-4
7
5
3-14
25c
(quar.)_.
4-
West
Products,
7 3-14
6
35c
3-
Electric
American Felt,
433)C
(quar.)———
i75c
$5.00
30c
w
""
3-
preferred. D
American
6%
Cable
American
■
4-15
50c
dividend
3-6
25c
$175
Corp. (increased)
3-19
3-20
Ih %
<fe
37V'aC
1
50C
_
original preferred (quar.)
Stock
3-
S.
U. S. Foil,
Class B
Weeden & Co.
(quar.)
25c
U. S.
.
Non-voting common
(quar.)
Voting common (quar.)
9
3-10
19c
-
"
5-
17'ic
Insurance
3-
3-107
3
Chain
1
97Vic
'...12Vic
(quar.)
(quar.i
1
3-31
3-11
25c
(quar.)
Washington
rblication
~~
4-
3-31
7
preferred
4-
5^
___
.
9
*-
'
(*-<"'7
2-24
3-16
25c
-
20c
3-20
25c
3-9
i'--"*-'1
3-242-13
4-
20c
preferred (quarJ7__-L..
(quar.)_7____—
(quar.)
1_7—
1
Virginia Electric & Power Co.,
"II"
4% preferred (quar.)__
Plastics, Inc., class a (quar.)
3-
2-16
1
2-
common
3-12
3-16
75c
3-9
1 t"
1
$1.06Vi
4-15
93%c
1
4.
2-20
5
3-20
$1.25
7%
3-
4-
3-
3-
25c
(quar.)
Cement,
3-1
4-
:■
2-27 '
4-1
—'i__i
American
'
.
(quar.)
American Chicle Co., new com. (initial-quar.)
American Cyanamid Co., common
(quar.)_
$1.12Va
Value Line Special Situations Fund, Inc.—
From capital gains
Viau, Ltd. (quar.)
~~
"3
American
,3-16
■*>:
3-24
2-16
■
3-10
preferred (quar.)
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres,
American Can Co.,
3-11
time.
_______
:1:60c
■
•
6i%.;
American
3-16
9
3-
3-15
•
$1.62%
3-12
1
'U*
3
2-13
1
»
3-12
4-
3-
30c
^
3-16
-
40c,
"
7
3-10
:
3- -2
i
3-10
;
37c."':
Co.—
3-25
V
2-16
03 %C
3-25
;■
...
2
3-2
4-
$17Vic
(quar.)
common
-
2-27'
34 2
37 Vic
—.
(quar.)-7—
preferred
Inc., common
57c
preferred
U. S. Rubber Reclaiming Co.—
$1.40 convertible preferred (accum.)
payment
3%% preferred A (quar.)_____
Piiiiip Morris, Inc., common (quar.)
3.90%' preferred
(quar.)
Pomona
20%
3-10
2nd
1st
%
50c
-
Rubber
2-24
>
(quar.
''>oe:A
2
3-31
18%c
,
"3-13
4-20
,
$1.02
:_—.%
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-16
1
—
common
on
4-
25c.
—
4-
United
1
1
6Vij%
1
3-10
30c
10c
30e
9
4-
4-
$1.10
divid.
3
dividend
preferred
3-
3-31
3-
.
)
>
fo
2-20
3- 2
75c
—
30c
6
U.
(stock dividend)
3-
Stock
4-
75c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
American Aggregates5%
9
1
3-14
$1
(quar.)
6
3-10
34-
3-16
V
Mfg. Co., 75c conv. pfd.
American Biltrite
4 2-20
3-14
—.—
preferred
$3.75
9
133%c
■>
__——
(quar.)
(quar.
Co.-of America,
Aluminum
3-13
25c
(quarj_.
com'mon___;
RR.
3-
1
1
(quar.)
at
Pacific
3-
4-
preferred
preferred
preferred
com.
4-10
(quar.)
Corp.
8-13 £?
1
3-
12 Vic
(quar.)
—
%%
1.
Corp.—
Aluminium, Ltd',
:
American
Union Bag-Camp Paper
3-13
25c
4-15
;•
2
20c
4-
45c
__
1
3-
42c
(quar.)_
4% preferred (s-a)
United Fuel Investments, Ltd.—
6% class A preferred "(quar.)
United Gas Corp. (quar.)
4.40%
(quar.)
Philadelphia Life Insurance
4-
-1:50c
75c
(annual) __1
4-
37Vi-c
Refrigeration
Union
4-' 1
2-20
5-
2
3-11
on
1
f60c
Tyler
1
Phiico Corp.—
No action taken
5-
5- 1
%
t$l.12V2
3-16
4-
Corp.
4-15
£
1
$1.12Vi
R.v.
(quar.)
4-
62 Vic
Eastern
B
:
Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power Co.—
New common (initial)_
(quar.)
&
1
(resumed)
Pictures
Portland Cement Co.
$1.25
3-19
preferred
f'eoria
5-
25c
2-18
4.50%
JVrfex
4-15
r_—10c
30c
(quar.)
Company, (quar.)
common
4.60%
1
Co.—
1
ioc
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp. (quar.)
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co.—
3.35%
5-
25c
5
4-
3-6
7
—_
2
4-
35c
$1.25
J25c
——-—
2-18
4-
,*7?
Altec Companies (quar.)
3-31
25c
pfd. A
4''4%. preferred B
(quar.)
Truck Underwriters Asso. (quar.)
5-15
6
4-15
25c
preferred (quar.)
5'%
preferred
(quar.)
Thrifty Drug Stores, 4Va%
3- 2
3-
1
(quar.),
3-
10c
4-10
5-
(quar.)
4-
37Vic
4-10
1 '
4-20 t.
(quar.)
20c
6
1
5-
$1.14
4Vss%:
1
5-
3-16 :
Torrington Company (quar.)
Traders Finance Corp., Ltd., class A (quar.)
3-10
>4-10 !
3-1G
$1.16
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
3-
1
$1.14
(quar.)
Alpha
5-
15c
Common
2-13
Corp., common (quar.)"____
Allison Steel
44c
Realty & Construction
3-
—w
preferred (quar.)
(Louis) Co. (quar.)
Allis
3-17
v-TYrtibrb'?.
1-30 %%
40c
(quar.)
$4.08
3-13
J$1
Title Insurance & Trust (Los Angeles >(quar.)
Todd Shipyards Corp. (quar.)
25c
17%c
Corp.
3-13
Tislunan
5%
4-15
$1.27
class A
,'
-il>;
2-18411: "
3--21 Is"
preferred (quar.)
Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co.,
1
2-16
5
'■
1 7
$1.21
(quar;)
Welder
7o
4-
$1.19
$22Vic
__
(quar.)
Pcnn-Dixic
3-1G
1
4
••'3«"-3*V9T<i,y
•
2
3-20
Laboratories
4-
(quar.)
Electric
3-
3-
Corp.
Allied Stores
3-9
4-30
1
30c
.71 12Vic
20c
(quar.)
Express (quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
Metal
6
25c
,
Robinson
preferred
2
3-
B
21c
Co
tage-Hcrshey Tubes,
I autex Mfg.
Corp., common (quar.)
Stock div. (7 sbs. for each sh. held)
67c
preferred (quar.)
G%
3-10
3-
4-
3-21
1
3-16 0'7/
3-27
,
2
preferred
4-1
7
3-10".
2-20'
5
Chemical
15c
$1
(quar.)
Industries,
Class
Thomson
2
20c
Thomas
G
1
5Vi»%
•
3-
C.) Business Machines. Inc.
Allied
1
3-
Artists
Allied
'
i
'
1
4-
3-18
3-10 VJitf-
1
—tl5c
Industries
3-18
4-
17VaC
<
4.64%
preferred (quar.)
Texas Power <fo Light, $4.56 preferred
10c
i__
Intermountain
Peninsular
9
3-20
t25c
•
7
4
2-18
'2-18-Vi');'
r
3-31
-1' 15c
preferred
(quar.)
Steel, Ltd.; (quar.)
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred
3-
Gas
Allen (R.
'
Inc., common (quar.)-—62VaC
1951 scries (quar.)
;—;
.:$1.12Vh
Mfg. Co. (reduced)
•- 10c
pfd.
3-21;
4-1
$1,13
4.56%
3-
4-
-
25c
15c
$1
Texas Utilities
44-
Co.
Brass
5 7<-
3-20
Electric Service,
3-15
3-16
15c
1
4-1
preferred (quar.)
$4 pfd. (quar.)_.
preferred, (quar.)
Texas
3-31
25c
Co.
Gosh (quar.),_.
(quar.)
Pacific Gamble
3-
9
37Vic
(quar.)
Debenture
Pacific-Atlantic Canadian Investment,
Pacific Cement
Aggregates
iacific
1
3-20
3-
15c
'
Transportation
4-
1
2Va %
_
div.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
O.egon Portland Cement, new com. (initial)
Mfg.
3-31
4-
4-
3-31
5.08%
50c
2-27 :
2
%3--2
r
3-16
Co., 4.20% pfd. (quar.)
$1.05
4.60% preferred (quar.)—
$1.15
Alabama Tennessee Natural Gas Co. (quar.i 30c
Stock dividend..
——20'%
% 3-31
Aircraft; common (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
:.
preferred
3-12
Alabama Power
15c
Tcmco
$4.76
4.50%
Algoma
40c
40c
$35c
'
4-15
3%
Co.
3-10
(initial),
;
11c
(quar.)
Taylor Instrument Cos. (quar.)
Tolluride Power Co., 6% preferred
4-" 1
—
T. I. M. E., Inc.
6
:
;-
3-
3-10
2%
....
•
(quar.)
Air Reduction
18%c
3-26
Ltd. (quar.)
..—J—
3-10
Express
Common
J
3-17
3-20
_
2-28
2-28
Stock dividend
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry. (s-a)_—'f-i—_
Alan Wood Steel, common
(quar.)_%vi——
quar.)
preferred
Corp., common
preferred A (quar.)
&
3-10
3-15
3-15
for
(quar.)
convertible second
$4.50
t;
ap¬
Chemical
Swift
S
V.:.
;.,2-13
1
3-10
Aeroqurp Corp. (quar.) __—10c
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd.— -
$1.75
(increased
preferred
5%
Sun
1
4-15
Adams
3-12
Stokely-Van Camp, common (quar.)
5 7c
prior preferred (quar.)_~
3-10
3-13
3-12
3-12
(stock dividend)
Standard Financial Corp.'—
75c
::
4
•
.
1
Spalding (A. G.) & Bros,
3-16
50c
...
dividend
—
1
(Dallas)—
•
Common
1
3-31
18%c
(quar.)
Co.
three shares
held subject to
proval of stockholders March 10).
50c
.___
Insurance
(quar.)_
4-
24c
(quar.)
preferred
each
3-9
3-2
t!5e
430c..
t$1.25
....
Consolidated Industries—
3-15
1
3-
3o.4
Ltd.—
Refineries,
4-1
Texaco Canada, 4%.
Oslikosh
preference
$1.33%"
5.05%
Sugar
4-
(quar.)
(quar.)
5.35%
(increased 1
(quar.)_%7__-.__-__
A
$1.26W
3-31
2-10
1
1*
4-
• >>
——*.
Common (increased)
7
pfd.
3-20
common
;
*
56Vic
(quar.)
3-20
Ltd.,
Acadia-Atlantic
3-6
6
4.80%
common
3-20
Loan &
3-31
2
Power,
Gas,
4-14
preferred
4-BO
3-20
3-
Stock
3- 2
4-
5c
31 Vic,
25c
(quar.) •:
com.;
(quar.)
57Vic
1
4-14
(quar.)
(stock
Acme
4-
3-16
;
4-
i42V-!c
t28Vsc
_-f :
—
57Vic
:
4-14
Gas
3-31%
Class
(quar.)
$1.13
&
4-30
3-
Life
i—-
^
2-27'a. '/
3-31
Paper Co., Ltd.—
preferred
Wire Co.
3-27
Nevada
Southland
—
4Vss%-. preferred- (quar.)
62Vic
(quar..)_,
4.60% preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Abrasive"& Metal Products Co.,
32Vic"
$1.06
Corp.
9
5c
quar.)
$1.06'%
Oil
.1
3-10
3-
& Gas—
preferred
Southern
3-16
62V£c
10«
loc
45c
% $1
;; 25c
,
(quar.)-
(quar.)
450c
1.
(quar.)
Coal
1
Power &
Common
57c
(resumed)
Electric
preferred (quar.)_
Northrop Corp. (quar.)
Northwest Airlines, Inc.—
Ben
4-
3-23
25c
$4.84 preferred (quar.)
Tex-Tube, Inc., common (quar.)„
6% convertible preferred (quar.)
Co.
:•
4-10
1
3-20
3-
Water Service
9
Stores (quar.)—
Holder? %%
When
Payable oJIUe.
Share
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
Laboratories,
common
Abitibi
5-
$45c
:j$1.75
:j:30o
Soss Manufacturing Co.
Carolina
,
P.,
Akron
1
3r.4r5".'A
in previous: !
The list does not include divi- -a
this week, these being given in the*
% 4% convertible preferred
Abbots Dairies (quar.)___
2-28
4-10
Crankshaft
3-
3-20
M.
A.
Abbott
2
2-28
3-10
Extra
3-
3-15
1
Oliio
5
3-18
»
3-20
F Wrigley
3-15
4-
Ohio
3-
A C
.
$1.25
60c
3-12
r
A
a, 7
yet paid.
Industries
F
$l.,18:,i
3-20
Mills
4-'l
10c
_.
(quar.)
$2 preferred (quar.)
South
C
(quar.)
1
3.- 2"
Per
3-13
1
3-16
12lic
_
,
Common
Southern Union
4-15
3-16
Cr/-
Name of Company
3-19
preferred
25c
preferred
4-
30c
_
preferred A
4-24
con v.
1
A
preferred (quar.)
15c
Flour
4-
$1.12 Vi<
:
Canada, Ltd.—
4.60%
4-
50c
3r.4'':f-a*.
-
'■
of
4.50'%
3-31
2-27
•
57c
_
preferred
'•••
4%'t>
15c
3-10
give the dividends, announced
not
preceding table.
5
,
2-27
—
4Vi%
'
3-
2-27
25c
47Vic
40c
$1.25
3-27
.i t;*.
3-5
3-16
:
Co.
3-13
4-
•
3-27
V.
30c
announced
dends
3-16
30c
2-27
4-
0
________
Coke (quar.i—
we
weeks and
5-14
1
25c
:
3-12
15c
4.25%
6-
$1.02Vi'
;
__
3-28
3-31
7
3-13
3-10
.
3-14
._
(quar.)
quar.)
Cement, class A
Gas
3-16
3-14
15c
3-31
75c
Young Spring & Wire (quar.)
Below
_____—
___
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Common
5-
-—;—;~7
—
2-27
,%3il3V'i»«tA,
3-31
.
4%
(quar.>_
common
(quar,)
Zlcgler Coal &
Smith
2
3-16
3-16
i
91 Vic
Simplicity Patterns (increased quar.)_,
(Howard) Paper Mills, Ltd.—
3-6
3-31
i.
Common (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
5-25
1
(quar.)__
Oster
2-27
30c
30c
20c
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bros,
Slialcr
Shell
Engineering Works (quar.)
Northern Indiana Public, $4.22 pfd.
(quar.)
Penn
0%
3-rl3
28c
$1.0GVi
Northern
Ontario
6
(quar.)
Magazine
American
Oneida,
3-
preferred
Service Corp
Norris-Tliermador
Oliver
3-17
Service—
(quar.)__
Sherwiri-Williams
1
Water
Shelby SaJesbook Co
3-10
3-11
12,.iiC
——
(quar.)_
preferred
4%%
$1.43%
Mining (quar.)
Chemical (quar.)
Clin
5%.
Wyckoff Steel
3-15
$1.12 Va
——
(quar.)
—
Lotlnop,
&
4*
Power—
3-16
3-12
50c
10c
Newmont
Old
6
3-31
3-23 %
25c
_______
_____
3-10
5-30
9-
.
1-4-60
1%
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
3-23
Machine
New
5%%
7 4-15
25c
(quar.j
preferred (quar.)
Security Title Insurance (Los Angeles)—
Quarterly
2-23
4-
A
_
(quar.),,.
-
preferred
3-24
4-
class
$4.50
Pipeline Co. of America—
Haven
Qgilvle
3-
3-20
10c
50c
6-
1%
j.^-:
Michigan
Woodward
3
3-26
(quar.)
England Electric System
Class
10c
15c
'
(increased quar.)
Service,
(quar,),,.
2-28
3-24
time
(quar.)
(quar.)___
New Brunswick Telephone (quar.)
North
3-
4-15
—
this
preferred
Britain
North
4-20
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney, Inc.—
National
Nopco
1
3-17
3-30
—
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
National
New
5-
-
;
1
1
••
1%
Petroleum•• Co.
Woodley
4-20
5c
710-
r.%
3-.6
3-17; r.
■
,
—
preferred
4',2%
3-20
1
40c
100%
35c
50c
30c
Register (quar.),
1
(Detroit)
(quar.)
—
National
$4.10
3-16
Casualty
Extra
New
3-20
1
1
5-
75c
$1.50
15c
(quar.)
Company
(F.
National
New
44-
,
1
——----—-77
.
dividend
Stock
32 Vic
common
———-—.——
Co.
Brass
National
Common
2-18
3-17
•-
Philip Morris)-—
(initial)
(see
Products, new
Stock dividend
New
4-15
1
93%c
—
.____
3-6
3-17
(quar.)
(Calif.)
Plan
Motor
New
:
75c
75c
__
Scranton-Spring Brook
1
3-31
15c
15c
t45c
t$1.75
t$1.75
15c
—
__
Ltd.,
Corp.
6%
5-
Wisconsin
Manufacturing—•
Div. payment on com. omitted at this time
$3.65 preferred (quar.)
3-16
3-31
15c
40c
5c
87 Vic
$1.05
(quar.)
Quarterly
Myers
dividend
4-
dividend
Stock
1
1%
—-w—
dividend
Stock
4-15
5-
Scovill
3-16
37Vic
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
Mueller
2
50c
preferred (quar.)
class A —;
Factors,
Morris
Stock
3-10
1
4-
.
3-10
4-
Industries—
Williams-McWilllams
1
12Vic
v
3-
0
59%c
87 Vic
..
Public
3-
4-
(quar.)—
Class B
Morris
3-10
3
3-24
:
100%
$1.31 >/4
~
Louis
Schktgc Lock
2-20
3-
30c
25c
non-cum.
Morrell
3-16
4- 1
3-23
......
-A——.;,
3-10
3-24
87 Vac
6
$1-25
Products
Middlesex
77o
_
*
20c
(quar.)
Corp.
Ruberoid Company
(H.
77c
preferred
/,
4-
(quar.)_
Paper (quar.)
Plywood Corp
2-27
3-16
;%Stock. dividend,
5%%
preferred (quar.)
RR.
Raisin
1
1
3-16
30c
10c
6Vi%
Moore
25c
45c
(quar.)
common
nickel (H. W.) & Co
4-
30c
Extra
67c
obligation
Inc.
4-
87Vic
.
.
7% preferred
(quar.i
Mever-Blanke
Co.
(quar.)
Meyer
87 Vic
.
Fredericksburg & Potomac
Company, voting common (quar.)-
(increased)
Motor Co., common
White
.
Common
Mill
Richmond,
4-
3-12
Payable of Red.
Share
oj Company-
__—
.——
9
9
4-
50c
Name
Co.
—
2-16
3-
Mfg.
,
3-11
5
3-31
87Vic
Mersey Paper, Ltd., 5 Vi% pfd.
Mesta
Machine
(quar.)—
Metal
3-16
1
3-
35c
(quar.)
Publishing
3-16
1
4-
3-
——
(quar.)--
preferred
$3.50
1
4-
Reliance
3-11
4-
(quar.)
Merck & Company, common
Meredith
4-
1
oj llec.
Holder$
When
Per
noiaert
Payable
Share
of Company
2nd preferred (quar.)
(Illinois)—3 Vi % convertible preferred (quar.).l
Republic Aviation (reduced)
Revlon, Inc., (quar.)
•
Reynolds Metals, common (quar.)
,4—
4%% preferred A (quar.)
4 Vi % i 2nd preferred
(initial)
4-
3-24
Medford
Medusa
'?,c
,
(quar.)
McGraw-Hill
Name
Beading Company, 4%
Maryland Shipbuilding & Drydock Co.—
When
Per
Holder«
Payable 0J Jiec.
(N.
Y.)
6
"
1 ***%
1
Volume
189
Number
The
5825
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1029)
Per
Name oj
Company
American Telephone
Common
American
.
Anchor
Vitrified
Products
Co. (Minn.),
preferred
(quar.)
American Water Works—
5Vi%
preferred
■
Co.,
3-17
3-
3-15
3-
3-
9
34%c
(quar.)
3-
2
37V2C
;
3-
2
40c
__
7 Vic
•_
7-
S2.25
3-
3-23
3-31
common..,
30c
$2.40
____
Fuel
,
(quar.)—-—_
$2.40 preferred A iquar.)
$2.60 preferred A (quar.)
Arkansas
•/ ir
Blue
Bell,
Blue
Diamond
3
3♦3-
2-
'
•
!
Bond
3-1'
1-30
Booth
60c""
—
3-
1-30
•3-1
1
•
62 V2C'-
—
25c
Class B quarterly
Arrow,^Liqueurs .(annual>
____
•3-17
4-''1
_
Class
Hardware
_____
•:
3-16
Santa
Fe
Common
2-
4
2
2-17
Common
2-17
$2.90
1
3-13
3-13
' 3- 3
2-13
1
3-
1
1-31
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
3-10
3-14
2-16
3-14
Aunor
Class.; A
3-14
3-14
Canteen
Fire
"
Co.
4%
1
3-13
4%%
preferred
<
3-10
3-
$2
4-
1
3-
2
,,,
$2
3-16
Class
30c
3-
2
1-23
5%%
$4.50
3-
2
2-20
6%
40c
(s-a)_
3-
1
4%%
2-20
6%
Brockton
Edison,
2-20
Brockton
Taunton
3-
1
Common
(quar.).
(quar.).
——
—
.
2-24
24c
3-
4-
22 Vic
40c
Common
(quar.)
IOC
3-30
3-
3-20
K
10c
3-10
2
2-16
-
3-
6
4-
1
3-17
4V2%
10-15
9-30
1-15-60
12-31
37y2c
37 Vic
ii\on
Bathurst
Class
Bausch
4%
——,.
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
(quar.)_—
& Paper,
(quar.)—
Optical,
preferred iquar.)
Butler's, Inc.
(quar.)——,———
Eyllesby (H. M.) & Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)—
4-20
4-
1
-4-
1
$1
4-
1
3-10
$1.06
4-
1
3-13
30c
3-16
25c
3-
3-
2
California
(increased)
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd., 7% preferred (quar.)
Belding Hemingway Co. (Delaware)
(quar.)
Belknap Hardware & Mfg., 4% pfd. (quar.)
(increased-quar.)
Bell & Howell Co., common (quar.)
4i/4 (V preferred
(quar.),
a
(quar.)
BelocK; Instrument (stock
1
3-23
3-
1
3-16
3-16
2-27
4-
3
3-26
4Va%
3-
2
2-16
Canada
3-13
2-27
$1.50
3-16
2-27
Canada
2-16
Canada
3-
1
2-16
Ltd.,
4-
1
3-10
?35c
4-
1
15c
3-
2
2-16
$1.18%
3-
2
2-16
——
40c
1
(s-a)
—
3-10
3-20
3-
50c
3-
2
2-17
217Vic
5-
1
12 Vic
3-31
3-14
2-27
4-30
4-15
"
20c
15c
25c
$1.06%
2%
6
8-1
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Chicago Mill & Lumber
9-1
8-1
3-13
2-20
Co,
2-6
Series
A
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.25
3-1
$1.25
6-25
5
3- 2
6-
30c
55c
2-13
Series
A
preferred
$1.25
9-24
3- 2
2-11
9-
4
Series
$1.25
11-25
11-
6
10c
4-15
3-31
1-30
$1.50
3-1J
3-
5-2
2-27
Chicago Great Western Ry.,
25c
3-2
2-9
3-16
3- 2
4-
1
3-20
3- 2
2-13
$1.25
3-
2
3-
2
2
2-13
V, 3- 2
2-13
3-
2
2-13
,
2-13
1-30
$2
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Molded Products (quar.)
A
;
Chicago
Chicago Pneumatic Tool (quar.)__
Chicago Rivet & Machine (quar.)
Chicago Title & Trust (quar.)
Chicago Towel Co, common
$1
3-1
2-3
3-
2-3
$1.12V2
1
Cincinnati
4%
$15c
4-1
3-13
City
Investing
4-
3-13
City
Products
1
3
4-29
4- 9
7-29
Cities
7- 9
$llc
3-16
Service
5V2%
City
Water
3-28
Civil
Scrvide
Clark
Controller
1
3- 2
4-1
2-15
Clark
Equipment, common
preferred
(quar.),-.
3-14
3- 2
2-16
3-13
3- 1
3-16
.
(Tenn.), 5%
3-5
(quar.)
Canada
Wire
Class
$1.25
&
Cable
Co,
Ltd,
(s-a),
class A
Cleveland &
pfd.
(quar.)
Ltd,
(quar.)—
convertible
—
—
Common
Fairbanks-Morse,
(increased
preferred
$$1.10
General
;
Fund
Canadian
3-6
A
Stores,
Corp.
4%
Central
Monthly
Stone
2
2-1C
3-15
2-27
—
Investments,
Ltd
2-2C
2-20
3-13
3-
3
3-13
3-
3
4-
1
3-
f
3-
2
2-lf
3-
2
4-
1
2-17
3-25
3-11
1
3-D
1
3-lf
4-
1
3-D"
3-
6
15c
3-12
2-27
90c
5-15
4-17
87'/2c
3-14
2-28
3-14
2-28
Columbian
Carbon
4- 1
2-27
Columbian
National Life Insurance
4- 1
2-27
2
2-20
4-
1
3-2C
3-
—
—
3- 6
Combined.
Locks
3-6
Combined
Insurance
3- 2
2-16
4-15
3-31
2-6
3-31
4-15
3-31
Paper,
Co.
Ltd.
class
of
2-20
2-1r
4-
3-10
5-
Credit
4-10
3-31
3-16
'
$1.25
1
3-16
3-
2
2-10
30c
3-13
2-YT
3-10
2-lf
50c
3-10
2-27
(Boston)
(quar.)
A
4-
35c
—
Enterprises,
3-
60c
Quarterly
'
115c
25c
(quar.)
America
(quar.)
10c
(quar.)
7X/2C
15c
(quar.)
70c
Commercial Discount Corp, common
6%
preferred (quar.)
Participating
Commercial
?
2-2f
3-
31V4C
(quar.)
3-31
3-2
3-
2-2(
2
12c
Gas, common (quar.)__
(quar.)____
Colorado Milling & Elevator (quar.)
Columbia Broadcasting System (increased)—
3-31
3-31
4-15
3-30
3-
62V&C
Interstate
$43%c
10c
3-ir-
3-
50c
7Vac
27,/2c
preferred
$37!/2C
$31V4c
$20c
°$25c
$15c
3-31
20c
(quar.),,
—-—-
3-14
Commercial
2-27
533/nC
—
(monthly)
2-16
Combined
4-
4-
12c
Co.
3-2
Monthly
2-1 f
12c
Power
3-2
$30c
2-24
3-10
3-14
$1
,,—
3-14
3- 6
3-
62c
(quar.)_,_
4-15
.
2-19
$1.75
(quar.)
common
4-15
5%
2
50c
pfd.
4-1
Colorado
3-12
3-
10c
(increased)
conv.
$70c
$70c
/
3-31
50c
(quar.)^
preferred (qur.r.)_.
5%
preferred -(quar.),.—:—
Colorado
2-10
3-16
Ltd.—
quar.)
(quar.)
Canadian
class
Aikman
8c
Radio Co,
Colonial Sand 8c
3-6
3-20
87y2c
Coleman
Company, common
(resumed)
4V'4% preferred (quar.)
Colgate-Palmolive Co. (increased quar.),
3V2% preferred (quar.),,—_—:
Colonial
3-13
2-13
1
4-
50c
—
Bottling,
2-13
1
9
$1.12V2
.
Quarries
2-13
4-
2-10
1
3-
35c'
$1.12y2
(quar.)
common
__—.—___—__—
$$1.50
preferred (quar.)
Celanese, Ltd, common iquar.)—
$1 preference
(quar.),
$1.75
preferred
(quar.)_,
i„.
Extra
..
3-16
4-1
4-1
1
3-
50c
<quar.)
gtd.
(quar.)
3-16
$50c
3-
$1.25
Peabody & Co, common (interim.)__
4% 2nd preferred (quar.)
7% 1st preferred (quar.)——
Collins
3-13
Pittsburgh R.R.—
regular
Collins
1
55c
(quar.)
(quar.),.
$50c
common
Canadian
6%
3-16
2-24
4-
25c
special gtd.
$50c
$15c
Breweries
3-20
3-20
3-13
$1.25
(s-a)
(quar.)
4%
$29)40
i$l
B
Canadian
4-1
1
Electric Illuminating
7%
4- 1
4-15
2-24
4-
1
56V2C
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred
2-5
3-14
2
4-
65c
Employees Insurance Co.
Iron,
3-
3-13
$1.37V2
—
2-20
4-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
2
3-15
40c
(quar.)
com.
pfd.
2-27
$4.50
2
$1
Co,
Cleveland-Clifis
2
$1
$1.18%
(quar.)
(quar.)
9
31»/4C
25c
(quar.)
4-20
5%
$1.75
pfd.
City Specialty Stores, Inc.—
4j/2% convertible preferred
2-16
9
t'Oc
4%
Co.
3-
3-
$110.00
(quar.)
10c
45c
15c
2-24
5
25c
Milling Machine,
2-
3-
2-27
3-
(quar.)
Electric,
preferred
3-1
3-30
3-14
$1
Christiana Securities, common
7%
preferred (quar.)_______;
Chrysler Corp. (quar.)
preferred
3-13
25c
2-20
2-6
4%%
6
3-
2-19
8c
3-
3-
3-2
Gas
3-13
3-26
40c
t
(quar.)
O'Nuts
Cincinnati
3-20
3-
3- 1
2-3
3-20
3-31
3-16
10c
2-3
6
3-31
3-16
Chock
3-1
4
$1.50
Chicago Yellow Cab
2-19
3-1
2
$1.75
2-13
3- 2
3- 6
15c
4-9
3-
12V2C
2
3-15
87V2C
4-
1
(quar.)
3-
35c
Full
5-
RR.
A
$7 preferred
50c
25c
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific
series
•
62V'2C
(quar.)
$25c
(quar.)^,
Steamship Lines, Ltd., com.
preference (quar.)—
Canada Vinegars. Ltd.
(quar.)
Canadian
3-
pfd.
3- 2
5-2
$87%>c
$87V2c
Mortgage,,
Ltd,4.40%
Safeway,
3-20
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR. Co
Chicago Dock & Canal (quar.)
4%
5%
3-
3-30
$1
3-25
.
Canada
225c
4-15
9-1
10%
Malting Co., Ltd., common
preference iquar.),——
Permanent
2-23
$1.12V2
6-1
•
—
participating class A
B (s-a)
'.
2-23
1
6-1
Dominion Sugar
Ltd.—
1
3-
3- 1
Iron
Packers.
2-23
3-
75c
2-10
3-10
3-16
3-10
$1.06
■.
$1.10
1
2-18
4-1
2-13
873/2C
•
Stone
2
preferred (quar.)
Inc.
(quar.).
Coca-Cola
Cut
2-24
2-17
3-
1-30
—75c
—
(qua*.)
&
2-13
3-
3V2% convertible
Chesebrough-Ponds,
3- 2
Crushed
2
3-10
3-16
$1.13%
(quar.)_
-—_
Canada &
Canada
3-
7Vac
2%
2-18
3-16
2-
2-10
3-12
3-10
Ltd.
preference
1
1
4
$20c
2
4-
$1.30
2
3-
4-10
(quar.)
$30c
Foundries, Ltd., com. (quar.),
$37VaC
4V4% preferred (quar.)
$$1.06%
Canada Life Assurance Co. (Toronto) (quar.)
$$1.15
3-
$1.18%
div.)
4-
2-20
3-23
3-
4
4-
30c
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
4'/2% preferred (quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common (quar.)
3-20
1
B
3-16
(quar.)_
com.
(quar.)_,
$321/aC
4-
25c
I
preferred
Ltd.—
Co,,
Cement,
9-15
.3-
25c
Corp,
preferred
4%%
3-11
Bread
9-30
10c
common
4V4 %
Insurance-—
—
dividend—-——
preference
2-14
3-16
dividend)
4-16
4-1
5%
$1.25
A
(stock
4-16
(quar.)—$62V^c
Canada
Canada
1
$1.50
Ciuett,
2-16
3-
3-13
3-31
30c
2-16
Cleveland
3-16
3-18
3-18
75c
1
3-15
Class
class
Life
2-20
3-31
3-31
25c
+
2
20c
——_—
;
3-10
$1
(quar.).
5-
2-23
3-16
.,
States
3-13
$1.23
(quar.)
3-
4-15
1
50c
—
5-
3-15
1
2
Western
Stock
4t
.
(quar.)
Semi-annual
3-31
(quar.)—,
Belden Manufacturing
preferred
Calgary
Co.
3-13
1
$1.12 V^
(quar.)
Gas
Corp.
Cleveland
Canada
and
Chemical
25c
3-13
preferred
Chemetron
California
2-18
$3
3-17
2-26
3-31
5c
(quar.)—
Chattanooga
3-17
3-10
3-10
2%
common
Chance (A. B.) Co.
3-17
4-
$5c
Distilling—
—
Buildings (quar.)
quar.)
(increased
Ink
1
Cliamplin Oil & Refining Co.—
2-27
3-17
1
1
2-27
4-
4-
$1.50
(quar.)
4- 1
4-1
& Edmonton, Ltd.
(s-a)
California Electric Power
(quar.)
25c
preferred
3-16
1
44e
,
4-
'3-10
$1
—
Gossett
3-13
"•>
Bros,
25c
(A. S.)
Shoe, common (quar.)
4%.% preferred (quar.)
Beech-Nut Life Savers (quar.)
&
Butler
25c
(quar.)
_
Beck
Bell
Bush
8-21
'
$4.50
3-20
$1.12%
15c
5-22
9-21
Canada
common
$5 preferred (quar.)
Beaver Liunber, Ltd., common
$1.40 preferred (quar.)
2-27
12-10
35c
(quar.)
Common
3-9
•9-10
$1.12 Va
$1.16
(S. A.), common
25c
-
6-22
Ltd.—
Beaubran Corp.—
Ordinary
Beaunit Mills,
Terminal
(quar.)—
Co.,,
3-30
15c
(quar.)
Beau Brummell Ties
Dry Dock, Ltd., class A
Corp.
(quar.)
40c
50c
Wire
Century
Industries
(quar.)
Champion Paper & Fibre Co,
3-9
1
$15c
Terminal
$1.12%
(quar.)
4-1
$15c
(quar.)
Burroughs
250c
_
_
-
Lomb
(James B.)
Stock dividend
Ltd.
Bush
75c
(quar.)—
Power
Bearings, Inc.
Co.,
8-21
280c
___
(quar.),
Bayuk Cigars Inc.
&
Quarterly
Burrard
2-20
12',^c
.
(quar.)
3-9
$25c
Extra
9-21
$1.75
(quar.)
4-1
$1.05
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—,
Burlington Steel Co., Ltd. (quar.)——_
3-23
$1
—__
—_______
common
Beam
5-22
preferred
Steel
3-16
6-10
9-21
12-31
Electric
Violeta Sugar
&
6-19
$1.25
preferred
Louisiana
6-10
$1.25
Illinois
Central
9
4-
$1.^5
'/a %.. preferred
$1.25
—
$1
.
A
&
2-20
6-22
9-10
3-10
25c
—
2nd
$1
(quar.)
Works-
3-23
3-10
3-20
Central
Ltd.—
preferred
2-16
$1.25
Central
20c
—
2-13
4.20 %
2
12-10
10c
3 7 Vic
——
Bath
——
2
2-13
2-28
3-
12-21
3-9
.;
3-
6-30
2-28
3-10
25c
3-9
37%c
(Quarterly from net investment income),
Burlington Industries, common
(quar.)—__
3J/2%
preferred (quar.),————
4%
preferred (quar.)—
3-31
3-10
$1.25
(quar.)
3-
Co.—
Bullock Fund
$1.50
___——
Co.,
——
3-17
3- 2
25c
(quar.)
2%
3-17
7-15
2-28
25c
1
4-15
6-19
3-10
$1.10
1
$1.50
.
(quar.)
preferred
4-1
$1.10
4-
$1.50
2
25c
9-21
4-1
SI.10
4-
$1.50
7-
4
$1.10
(quar.)—_————
(quar.),
3-23
37V4C
$1.60
_V:
Pipe Line (quar.),—
Company, common (quar.)
-
1
$1.10
Extra
preferred
4-
(quar.)
4-1
20c
Buckeye
$5
3-
—
Light Co, common (quar.),
(quar.)
(quar.)
Central Illinois Public Service, com.
(iner.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
4.92%
preferred (quar.)
2-24
16%c
quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Brunswig Drug Co
2-27
3-14
6-19
4
-
62 Vic
231 Vic
—
Mfg.
(increased
3-20
3-10
$2
(quar.)
95c
(quar.)
Co.
3-20
30c
25c
4.64%
2-24
$50c
(quar.)
(Chajles)
3-12
4-20
$$2.50
$$1.50
,
Co.
1
4-20
25c
$$1.10
236c
preferred (quar.)_
fe
4-9
4- 9
$37Vic
(s-a)
»
Shoe
4-
$ioc
t2y2c
3-20
4.50%
;
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
1-15
3-10
11 %c
;
25c
Central
3-3
6(1
(quar.),,
3-16
1-15-60
60c
3-12
$25c
.$$1.19
37 Vic
—
(quar.)
Bangor & Aroostook RR._Bangor Hydro-Electric, com. (increased quar.)
7%. preferred
(quar.)
4'%, preferred iquar.)
4 Vi
4-1
6d
—
2-20
7-15
10-15
preferred
$$1.50
1
4-15
7-15
40c
—
BassetC Furniture Industries
2
$$1.43%
3-20
4-15
5
2-24
1
preferred A & preferred B (quar.)
5% preferred A & preferred B (quar.)
5% preferred A & preferred B (quar.)
5% preferred A & preferred B (quar.)
1
3-
$$1.121/s
Bruning
2-20
2-20
10-15
25C
—
quar.)
(quar.)—
4-
3-16
$25c
(quar.),,
2-20
3-16
3-16
3-
3-10
Investments, Ltd.—
$56c
$5
preferred——,
4'4 fe preferred
(quar.)
Bank Building & Equipment
Barber-Ellis (Canada), Ltd.
4-15
$40c
(quar.)
:
3-14
2- 2
3-12
4-
5%
2-13
Gas—
preferred
$4
25c
0,
$1.75
Fibre Products—
Common
3-10
3- 2
$62c
preferred
2-10
1-1J>
(initial quar.),
Common
(quar.)
3-16
3-31
$69c
Brown
3-12
Inc.—
(quar,)—
Bates
4-1
45c
—
2-13
-
preferred (quar.)—
Lie.
2-27
$$1
2-20
2
2
25c
———__..—
4%
3-16
(quar.)
6.40%
1
•
•
$53c
com.
3-
Common
2-13
40c
2
32-
Burns
4%
35c
60c
3-14
9
Baltimore 8c Ohio RR.—
Bardeii. Corp.
—
225c
3-
3-12
25c
.
(quar.)
2-13
Broderick & Basoom Rope
(quar.)
Brooklyn Borough Gas (quar.)—
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
4.40% preferred B
(quar.)
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
4.40% preferred B (quar.),
4.40% preferred (quar.),
4.40% preferred B (quar.)
Brown <fc Bigelow (quar.)
Brown Company (stock dividend)
Brown & Sharpc
(quar.)
255c
50c
,
(increased
2
—
iquar.)
(quar.)
2-20
2-20
25c
———_,_
Common
3-
——
preferred
,
preferred
1
1
50c
______
B
$72Vic
(quar.),;
preferred
3-
50c
—
America
convertible preferred
Basic
preferred
1st
$3.80
Baldwin. Piano, 6% pfd. (quar.)—
6Co .preferred (quar.)—.
6% preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
4% preferred
———
:
93%c
(quar.)
3-
Common
(interim)
Telephone,
3-
.,4,:,
Ltd., com.
preferred
2
(quar.)____,„__„
(quar.)
preferred
1
(quar.)
Foundry, 5% preferred
Central of Georgia Ry. Co.—
3-20
3-
$50c
Columbia
$1.11
(quar.)
1
6%
Canada, Ltd.—
B
British
2-13
4-
$1.12Va
Central
6-5
British Columbia Packers, Ltd., class A
2
$1.12 Vi
,
Common
of
5%
preferred
(quar.),
5Vi %
preferred, (quar.)
2-27
4-
1
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)',,,,^
4-
3-6
2-26
Co.—
Voting common iquar.)
i
Non-voting common (quar.)
3-6
7-
—
(quar.)J,
preferred
,
-
1
4-1
$1.25
.-
4V4%
25c
4r-
2-13
2-10
2-13
(quar.)
pref.
2
2
3-11
5
(quar.)
Central
33-
15c
Ltd
5%
3-9
1-30
2
(quar.)
Common
3-20
3-16
2-13
3-13
3-
;
Canada
3-31
3-10
3-
Corp
7%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
Asbestos,
Central
3-6
dep. rets, ordinary regis, (interim;
British Columbia Electric Co., Ltd.—
'
Bailey & Selburn Oil 8c Gas Ltd.—
5%% ,2nd preferred (quar.)
5%
4-1
4-10
4- 1 i
Amer.
4)/2%
(quar.)
non-cum.
convertible
2-9
$1
(quar.)
British-American Tobacco Co., Ltd.—
V Amer. dep. rets, ordinaiy bearer (interim)
2-16
—
-
I (B. T.) Inc., common
Convertible preferred A (quar.)
3%
3-2
7Vic.
common
3%% preferred
Budd
5%
2-20
"
,
of
2
3
87'/aC
:
British-American Oil, Ltd.
4Va%
$1.15
Avon Products (quar.)^_
Ayshlre Collieries (quar.)—
Babbitt
Co.,
2-13
25c
Alarm
3-
$62Vic
212 Vic
Automatic
non-voting
Bristol-Myers
2-13
1
___
Automatic Steel Products,
30c
4
2-16
4-
(quar.)
Automatic
3-
468%c
preference
2
(quar.),——
(Tulsa) (quar,)_
Ltd.
3-13
2-13
6%
(A M.) & Co. (quar.)
Cavalier Apartments (increased)
2-18
2
$30c
Co.
2
____
Service Co.,
3-
12Vic
(quar.)
(initial-quar.)——_
(quar.)___,^
Briggs & Stratton (quar.)
Brillo Mfg.
(increased),
Brinks,"• Inc. t (quar.) t,
i
Ry.—
(quar.)
Gold Mines,
,
2-13
3-10
40c
Extra
60c
(quar.)
3-
—
Auto Electric
Tank
General
(final)
I.)
6%j %
Cassiar
2-19
2
50c
Castle
(quar.)
3-
preferred
Co.
3-3
4-30
America—
quarterly
common
Plywood
(J.
3-13
25c
(quar.),,
50c
______
Powder
Bridge &
2-16
25c
Atlas
Increased
1-31
$1.25
.—
Insurance
Case
5-15
r1
22c
pfd.
Cascades
2-19-
3-10
17Vie
8c
1
preferred
(quar.)
(William) Co
Carter
3-17
3-2
.
4V'2%
■;§: 2-16': .-:
3-31
20c
15c
a.
iquar.),.:
$1.31%
5
preference (s-a)
Atlantic-Coast Line Co. of Connecticut (quar.)
Atlantic Coast Line RR. Co. (quar.)
Atlantic Refining
(quar.)
;
Life
3-
$1
Atlantic.:Acceptance Corp., Ltd.—
Quarterly
Quarterly
25c
,
—
of
Corp,
(quar.)
Carson, Pirie, Scott &
>
2
40c
(quar.)
31J/4C
Stores
J.)
5
$1.25
—
4 Vi
(E.
2-
Co.—
(quar.)
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line Ry. Co.
Atlanta Gas Light, common (quar.)
Atlas
Brach
4-1
.
20c
Spring
Corp
Telephone & Telegraph
5%
"
6
25c
—
participating class A (quar.)
Participating
Common and ordinary (reduced)
Corp.,
B
Carrier
Iquar.)
Co.
5
37 Vic
(quar.)
$4
Atlas
Bowl-Mor
3-
$15c
2nd preferred
(quar.)
Dry Goods, common .(quar.)
V*T4;- preferred
(quar.)
Associated Motion Pictures Industries (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.00% preferred (quar.)
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5%
2-27
•
218c
—
_
4.44%, preferred
Carreras, Ltd, ordinary
3-
3-16
33-
3-31
jgOc
20c
3-12
3-16
2-20
f28c
!
$1.43%
—
5Vz'/o
2-20
•
4-
,
25c
$5
&
Carpenter
Carpenter Steel
3-
1
2-20
2
40c
3-2
1
3-13
2
3-
i5c
1
4-
3-31
3-
40c
(quar.)
Mfg. (quar.)
(Increased)
Paper (quar.)
3-12
4-
3-13
25c
3-23
—
British American Bank Note Co. Ltd.
5
Topeka
Co.
;
Carey (Philip)
Carlisle Corp.
/: ■■ 3-16
3-18
$75c
Carborundum Co.
2-25
3-
,<
1
$l5c
(quarf)_
;
35c
35c
—
common
(quar.)
2-25
2
3-10
4-
3-31
$500
Ltd,
$1.18%
25c
Trust
Records
2-25
2
Holder•
1
Western Natural Gas Ltd.—
1
2-25
4-
$20c
Extra
Corp. of North America, Ltd.—
3-14
25c
Associated
Atchison
1
Capital
When
Payable 0/ lieo.
$750
quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3-1
$1.40
Food
3-12
;
93 %c
.
Associated
4%
A
(s-a)
3-
$1.0614
Borman
Co., Ltd.-—
Ashland Oil & Refining, common
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
Associated
Canadian
2-16
3-
preference
Carriers
(quar.)—
(initial)
Inc.
Fisheries
3-
.
30c
—
(quar.)
5%
class
5V2 %
2
36c
2%
——_
Bowater
•
3-13
40c
(quar.)
B
Stoves
3-20
:V'36C
—,
-1-30
40c
H.)
3-21
Machine,
Canadian Tire Corp,
-
3-
investment income)
3-
10%
-
_______
1-
'3-16
75c
Artesian Water, common
3-
.3-30
22 Vic ;
Gas
Corp.
(J.
1
4-
$1.18%
.
Company
;
Borg-Warner Corp., 312%
1-30
-
2-24
2-20
Borden
■r.
1
''
;
(quar.)
Armour 8c Co. (stock dividend)
Armstrong, Cork, common (quar.),——
$3.75 -preferred (quar.).
Armstrong Rubber, class A (quar.)
Class>A
(From
1-30
iquar.)——
Corp.
Investment
1-30
59c
.
4-
1
Airplane ; (quar.
Bond
3
Inc.
Brooks
Boeing
1-20
1
-
,
Ashdown
Bobbie
2-13
1
Corp. iquar.)
t
Arkansas-Louisiana Gas (quar.)
,30c
:—.—
Arkansas-Missouri Power, com.
25c
(quar.)
$4.75%
preferred (quar.)
$1.16 >/4
—,
——.
Armco,Steel
2-10
3-12
2-11
$1.25
(quar.)
i
I Blaw-Knox; Co. (quar.)
Bliss & Laughlin Inc. (quar.)__,_
2-10
3-
27Vic
Oil
Western
5.60%
9
2-10
3-2
■'V
Akansas
*
3-14
$1.05 V
preferred (quar.)
Valley Gas & Electric—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.25%
2-20
1
2-27
1
3-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3-1
30c
—
iquar.)
preferred
2-
3-13
Blackstone
60c-
._
preefrred
3-
5%
....
4.75%
5.75%
3-17
•
&
Preferred
1956'
series
(quar.)
Canadian International Power, Ltd.
6%
preferred (1956 series)
(quar.)
$1.12'/2
preferred (quar.)
Sivalls & Bivson, common
Black,
2
3-17
2-10
0
Power
Canadian
2
—
preferred (quar.)
Light, com. (quar.)
$$2
2
4-
50c
dividend
preferred
3-1
»"
2256-
Argus^Cprp, Lid. (increased quar.)________
$2.3®
V-
75c
6V4C
Arizona Bancorporation (stock, divid.)—
Arizona' Public (Service, common
(quar.)-.—
$1.10 preferred iquar.)
!—
3:
3-2
25c
—
_.
Hills
5',o
(quar.i
3-
3- 2
.
4.75Vc>
3-23
-
;
2
3-
50c
.
—
_
Son, Inc.,
Stock
,
-4-.3 : ■:$ 3- 6
30c
—
—
$3v;i>drtic. preferred iquar.)
,
3-
J5c
_.
1
'3-31 ^ L
230c
(quar.).
*Anhqn?er-Buscli. Inc. iquar.}—
Archeir-Daniels-Midland Co. iquar.)
Co.,
-4-
$1
53VaC
Development
&
Black
6-26
3-16
25c
A
Bird
Ice
Share
Electric
3-
50c
$1.75
Iquar.)
General
3-16
60c
i
(quar.)
Fer
Company
Canadian
3-16
,
60c
—;
:
Corp., common
(quar.)
•"
Name of
2-16
>
iquar.)
Steel
preferred
$4.20
(quar.)
class
4Vj> To
;
6
2
30c;
Participating
Argo Qilj Co. (increased)_;
(increased)
preferred
'
Co.—
3-2
20c
——
—
Cement
preferred
Bibb Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Co.—
2-24
3-30
Anderson-Prichard Oil., common
4Y^
preferred ^qtiar.)
ArdehT Harms
4'/ff
2-16
3-16
35c
Anglo-Newfoundland
iquar.)———
Holderi
Payable of Rec.
40c
20c
——'
—
Limestone &
Bethlehem
2-16
'•
3-10
Amph(jiriol-Borg Electronics (increased quar.)
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp.—
$4 preferred
iquar.)__
Anchor Post Products (quar.),,
AngloJCanadlan Telephone,
B
Common
9
;> 3-15
Bergstrom
2
25C
_
Corp.
Corp. (quar.)
preferred <s-a)
$4.50
Bessemer
2
Bag (quar.)_
Paper, class A
(quar.).,
7c/o
Angostura-Wupperman
Amoskeag
Class
2-10
30c
'■f
r——
(quar.)—
6%
preferred
(quar.)
American Writing Paper
3-10
2-10
3-
43%c
(quar.)—
com.
(quar.)
Casualty
4-10
3-2
$1
•
When
Share
Brothers
$1
$2.25
___,
(quar.)_^_^__—.
$1.75
'
Bemis
Extra'■_
American
Per
Name o] Company
Payable oj Rec.
Co.— _-;j
Telegraph
(quar.)
Tobacco
Holdert
When
Share
&
13
Shearing & Stamping
—-
6c
(quar.)—
20c
3-
2
3-
1
3-10
2-
r
2-10
2-2~
3-31
3-
3-
2-1 =
1
2
3-
1
3-
1
2-15
3-13
2-27
2-15
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1030)
14
When
Per
iquar.)
Common
okl
L'Jt
Frcigbtways (quar.)Gas Utilities (quar.)
Consolidated Laundries (increased
Consolidated
Rendering
(quar.)
Consolidated Theatres. Ltd.—
class
A
S2
9-15
9- 1
12-1
4- 1
4-1
3-16
3- 2
3-20
2 6
u-13
3-12
3-16
3- 2
2-25
2 2b
3 2
2-ib
3-ii>
•>
quar.)—
*}&
(quar.)
Consumers
S4.60
preierred
preferred
$4.16 preferred
<.,101/
a
1"
—-
(Chicago) (quar.)
Continental Baking Co., common (quar.)—
$5.50
preferred (quar.)
_
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
Continental Casualty (Chicago)
a
a
$3.50
.W3
5%
4-1
luc
3-lo
(Del.)
Continental
Oli
Continental
Steel
40c
10 %
(quar.)
Varnish, common
Paint &
Cook
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
prior preference (quar.)
Cooper-Bessemer Corp. (quar.)—
Cooper-Jarrett, Inc.
(stock dividend)
(Subject to ICC approval)
$3
Copeland Refrigeration (quar.)
C'opp Clark Publishing, Ltd.—■
Increased
quarter..
10c
j
preferred
(quar.)
series A
$5.25
Coro,
Inc.
pfd.
dividend
$1
Petroleum
Cosden
Inc.
New
Crane
3%%
Company,
pfd. (quar.)
Cream of Wheat Corp. (quar.)
Creole Petroleum Corp.
(reduced)-—
Cribben & Sexton, 4y2% pfd. (quar.)
Crossett Company, class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
Crown Cork International, class A (quur.)—
Crown
Cork
&;
Seal
Co.
(N.
$4.20
preferred
$4.20 preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)_„
Crucible Steel Co.
Crum
of
%
3- 2
9- 2
3-31
3-10
2-10
(quar.)—
20c
50c
$2
-
preferred
preferred
.
;
(quar.)
Class A
Class A
common
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Class
A
Cigar
Dahlstrom
Dan
Mills,
Corp., common
3%%
preferred A
Day-Brite
Dayton
&
Air
Voting
Lines
Denver
Disney
(Walt)
Divo
Co.,
5,50 %
preferred
5.65%
preferred
(quar.)
4-
1
3-13
General
4-
1
3-13
General
2-10
General
3-
General
3- 2
2
General Foods
4-
1
3-16
4-
1
4-
2
3-12
4-
1
3-
9
$5
4-13
3-
9
$3.75
4-
3-
9
,
1
3-13
2-20
$4.75
preferred
2-16
3-15
2-16
3-12
2-28
4-
1
3-20
General
3-31
3-
3-
2
3- 2
2
3-
2-11
2-11
3-
2-11
$1.21%
3-
2-11
30c
3-20
3-
50c
3-31
3- 9
30C
3-16
2-16
4- 1
2-27
4-
2-27
...
(increased)—....
(quar.)
2-11
3-
1
40c
4-15
3-16
3-13
4-15
4r
3
93%c
60c
93%c
2-33
4-
1
Resistor,
90c
common
preferred
(quar.).......
4- 7
3-13
3-
2-16
2-16
Fairmont
3- 2
Foods
Co.,
com.
(incrcased-quar.)
2-16
4%
2
2-16
Famous
50c
4-
1
3-2
Canadian, Ltd. (quar.)
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops (quar.)
40c
of
10c
3-
2
°-l4
Farmers & Traders Life Insurance
Federal
(quar.)
12j/2c
-
•
3-16
2-27
4J/2c
3-16
3-
30c
—
3- 2
Insurance
Co.
...
_
Federal Paper Board
2-2
Federal Sign <fc
3- 2
2-16
$1.25 preferred
Federated Corp.
6-15
6-
5
12-15
12-
6
25c
4-20
4-10
3-25
3
in
3-16
3-
2
Fifteen
3-
4
Filtrol
3.20
3-fn
3-I6
3-
3-10
2-27'
25c
3-20
3-~2
2
30c
3-
2
2-9n
$1
3.
2
2-20
3-31
3-20
4-
1
3-13
3-14
2-24
(quar.)
Dominfam & Anglo Investment
Corp.,
5%
preferred (quar.)
39c
4.
x
3.30
Ltd.
3_ 2
2-13
(quar.)
(quar.)
3- 2
50c
Oil
(quar.)
Corp.
3-20
2-7
3-
2
First
Firstamerica
Corp.
Co.,
common
(quar.)
Company,
preferred
series
A
:
(quar.)
conv.
preferred
(quar.)
3-31
4-1
3-12
4-1
3-12
4-
59%c
1
3-12
66c
4-1
3-12
3- 2
2-13
3-24
3- 3
25C
3-20
3-20
3-3
4-
1
3-22
in¬
3
$1.15
3-13
1
3-13
4-
1
3-
6
25c
(quar.)
1
4-
40c
Co.
4-
$1.23
(reduced.)
Co.
3-
$1.25
(quar.)
4-
1
10c
/
3-13
2-24
3-13
3-18
3-
4
50c
3-
5
2-
2
25C
3-16
3-
4
10c
(quar.)
Machine
B
3-12
$2.50
3-11
2-24
3-13
3-
15c
;i
2
15c
3-13
3-2
20c
i
(quar.)
Glens Falls Portland Cement (quar.)
Globe-Union, Inc. (quar.)
Globe-Wernicke Industries (quar.)
3-17
3-2
3-10
2-27
20c
3-31
3-13
60c
3-16
2-16
3-31
3-10
4-30
4-10
3-14
2-28
tl2%c
3-14
2-28
50c
3-16
25c
2-16
3-13
55c
($1
F.)
3- 2
H 4- 1
t50c
Goodrich
30c
$1.50
Telegraph (quar.)
3-12
3-16
2-18
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.
40c
t37%C
25c
4-
1
2-27
1
2-27
3-12
2-19
(B.
Common
4%
Co.
3-14
Gordon Mackay Stores, Ltd.,
Class B (quar.)—
4-
1
3-14
Crorham
30c
3-
1
2-
Gorton's
2
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
pref.
3-31
Mfg.
of
class A
tl2V/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gloucester
Gossard
3-
2
2-19
28%C
35c
lc
5
Stock
3-15
2-26
8%
2
2-17
6%
3-
2
3-20
35c
Grace
Grafton
National Bank
&
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Co.,
(N.
Y.)
class
3-10
2%
$2
2
3-
2
2-27
2-
6
3-3
3-10
2-20
2-20
2-20
3-10
2-20
$1.50
-
3-10
3-10
$2
(s-a)
A
3-
2
$2
(quar.)
class B preferred (quar.)preferred
(quar.)
2-17
3-25
40c
class A preferred
3-11
3-16
25C
dividend
3-
50c
Company (quar.)
Gould-National
Batteries,
Inc.
(quar.)
Government Employees Insurance (quar.)
Grace (W. R.) & Co., common (quar.)
3-
t25c
(quar.)
2-20
2
2-20
3-1G
2-25
3-
30c
3-24
3-
5
Class
A
Class
A
(quar.)
125c
9-15
8-25
50c
3-16
3-
2
Class
A
(quar.)
+25c
12-15
11-25
10c
3-25
3-16
50c
3-17
2-24
1
3-24
3-14
2-14
Grand
3-13
2-26
3-13
2-27
40c
3-14
40c
3-14
33-
4
Rapids
Granite
Great
Great
City
A
(quar.)
(increased)
Steel
5c
(quar.)
1
3-20
5-
1
3-20
$1.12%
42 %c
3-
1
2-13
3-
9
2-13
3-30
3-16
75 c
3-31
3-19
3-26
3-
3
3-26
3-
3
pref. (quar.)
Great Lakes Power Corp., Ltd.—
5%
preferred (quar.)
Great
Lakes
Towing
3-31
3-
5
Great
3-13
3-3
$1.25
4-
1
3-20
3-
2
2-16
60c
3-16
2-19
3-16
2-19
92 %c
3-16
2-19
$4.25
(increased-annually)
& Dock (quar.)
-
Great Lukes Dredge
4-
$1.20
class
Paper
Co. Ltd.
40c
B
Northern
3-31
2-11
2-11
3-16
3-31
3-30
3-
25c
;
(30c
(31 Vic
'™
3-31
3-19
3-
1
2-18
3-
1
2-18
3-16
2
Gas
$2.50
■■
3-10
(40c
(quar.)
3-10
$1
Great Lakes
5-25
Underwriters—
5-
A
6-15
Realty Corp.—
American
Class
.t25c
Varnish
American
Class
4
17 %c
(quar.)
2-16
2-14
1
50c
—
(quar.)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (quar.)
$1
common
3- 1
55c
(quar.)..
preferred
25c
(quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
Fishman (M. H.) Co. (quar.)
$4.50
$4.60
20c
:
5
53 VaC
(quar.)..
50c
(quar.)
Special
3-
2-14
3-
$1.25
$1.25
50c
Corp. (reduced).
First National Bank
(Jersey City)
First National Stores (quar.)
Flintkote
common
15c
Geneva
3- 2
3-10
10c
7%c
(quar.)
4-24
5-15
,4-3.
55c
56y4c
(quar.)
Firestone Tire & Rubber, 4V2%
pfd.
First Bank Stock Corp. (quar.)
4-24
62%c
3-16
45c
Financial General Corp., com.
$2.25 preferred (quar.)
4-24
5-15
25c
1
7%C
(quar.)
5-15
59%c
4-
31V4C
Finance Co. of America, class A
(quar.)
Class B (quar.)
$4
$$1>25
pfd.
common
(quar.)
Fisher Bros.
2-20
4.60%
Signal,
(quar.)
(Del.)
(monthly)
(increased)
Fidelity Phenix Fire Insurance Co. (N. Y.)—
Quarterly
Field (Marshall) & Co. (see Marshall Field)
3-17
3- 6
2
J.)—
Ferro Corp.
10%
3-
8%
25c
x
3-15
3- 2
2-2
+30c
22 %c
3-16
45c
(quar.)
2
20c
3-3
10c
3-
2-28
Co.
5
4-1
(quar.)™
Glen-Gery Shale Brick (quar.)
Glenmore Distilleries, class A (quar.)
3-16
3-3
12Vic
Gillette Co.
3-15
25c
Electric
2-
50c
....
Cement
C.)
Gisholt
20c
62V2C
(A.
2-27
Federal
Pacific
3-2
2% '
Co.,
Portland
2- 6
2-17
$150
(quar.)
1
3-
ioc
(quar.)
3-10
3-
2-20
12Vic
(quar.)..
$1.25
3-13
2-2
3-2
3-20
32 %c
dividend
preferred
Gilbert
3-10
3-3
12Vic
Giant
25c
62J/2c
——__
N.
22y2c
i
(quar.)
(quar.)
Power
$4.92
60c
25c
(s-a)
(Newark,
quarterly
$2
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-10
$5 preferred (quar.)
Gerber Products (quar.)_.
$3
Federal Life & Casualty
40c
Y.
2- 6
3-
Georgia
;
(Mich.) (quar.)—
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings, Inc. (quar.)_
Federal National Mortgage Assn. (quar.)__
2
40c
—
2-10
(Syracuse,
Y.)
Increased
from
3-
(quar.)
Players
(quar.)
Federal Compress & Warehouse
realized
l%c
preferred
N.
in¬
43 %c
4-
3- 2
4-17
1
5-
33c
75c
3-
5-15
—
30c
97 %c
iioc
($1.25
27 %C
Gold & Stock
93%c
-
3-20
2-16
Class
.....
4-16
3-31
preferred1 (quar.)
5%
2-16
3-
35c
..........
3-13
2
4-
3-
IOC
1
4-
>'
Erie
—
4-30
40c
Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
preferred
Stock
3-20
$1
VlVad
50C
preferred
income)
Georgia-Pacific Corp.,
2-19
87%c
(quar.)..
Fairbanks, Morse & Co. (quar.)..
Fajardo Eastern Sugar Associates—
$2 preferred (quar.
Falstaff Brewing Corp.,
6% conv. preferred (quar.)
Fafnir Bearing (increascd-quar.)
3-1
15c
87%c
$1
1
5
4-16
87 %C
vestment
3- 2
3-10
15c
1
2-18
2-27
3-15
2-27
2-27
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.75% preferred (quar.)
5.28% preferred (quar.)
Genung's Inc., 5% preferred <s-aj
George Putnam Fund of Boston (from
2-14
40c
,
3-15
3-15
4.40%
3-18
30c
■
3-10
4-30
General Telephone Corp., common ((quar.)™
4.25% preferred (quar.)
2-18
30c
(quar.)
$5
2-27
3-31
250
(quar.)
Equitable Credit Cojp., 50c pfd.
60c
preferred
(quar.)—
3- 2
3-16
150
...
General
4
250
Endicott-Johnson Corp., common
4%
preferred (quar.)
4*4 6
37 Vz c
$2.20 preferred' (quar.)
40c
(quar.).
Air
.
1
$1.18%
Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
preferred
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Ohio—
2-11
3-
2-27
4-: 6
5-
40c
™
5%
3-
Gas
2-11
1
General
3-
$1.25
Corp.
2-13
3-10
5-
Telephone Co. of Florida—
$2.37%
$1.41 V*
Freight (quar.)
Emery Industries (quar.).................
Emharfc .Mfg.
(quar.).
Empire District Electric (quar.)
Emporium-Cap well Co. (quar.)
2-13
2
3-
75c
(quar.)
;
.......
2-11
2-11
$1.42
Consolidated
2-16
3-2
60c
(quar.)
pfd
-
2-11
3-
5
93 Vic
.
3-
$1.60
Electrograpliic
2-27
2-24
3-
50c
Castings Corp. (quar.)
:
General Steel Wares, Ltd., common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)_.
General Telephone Co. of California—
4% % preferred (quar.)_
6
5.68%
Corp.
3-20
3-13
$1.25
(quar.)_™.
Steel
2-11
2-27
30c
Corp., common (quar.)
$3.50 preferred A (quar.)„™_™™™—
preferred
4-24
6
4-
25c
Shoe
5Vs%
3-13
5-18
3%
(quar.)
3-15
3H 5
2-16
3-27
25%
(quar.)™™™—™
preferred (quar.)_:
(quar.)
1
3-1G
3-16
10c
Corp., common
preferred
3^6
1
60c
General Outdoor Advertising Co.
General Precision Equipment, $3
6.40%
4-1
4
divid.)
preferred
$1.60
2-13
2-13
4-
60c
(quar.)
2-28
1
3-21
5c
General Motors
2
32 2
4-15
25c
...
(quar.)
3-13
4-
3-
2
3-
25c
(stock
General Merchandise
3-
3-16
10c
—
(quar.)
Corp.
1
4-15
3-16
$5 2nd
2-27
3- 4
3-16
4-
4-
60C
(increased)™
Oil
Development
3-28
1
Co.
6
3-
2-16
75c
Electric, Ltd., Ordinary (interim)
Finance Corp. (quar.)
Fireproofing (increased)
$1.37%
-
5
(quar.)
$1.56
Crude
$1.34
3-
Corp.-Seagram Ltd
Mfg.
General
6
3-23
3-10
10%
~
pfd. (quar.)
(initial)-™
Corp, (quar.)™*
Cigar
2-10
3-13
(quar.)—
Wayne Corp.—
dividend
General Bankshares Corp.
General Candy
2-18
2-
25c
American Industries, 6%
$1.37%
3-16
(quar.)
Stock
Dodge
2-20
37 %c
/
4-
(quar.)™_™___
Productions
3-10
$1.06 Vi
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)__
preferred
75c
Di-Noc Chemical Arts
(quar.)..
Distillers
preferred
3-13
(quar.)
preferred
5Vb %
4- 1/
preferred (quar.)
Diamond Alkali Co.
4%
4.25%
5.36%
I
25c
common
General
$1.35
20c
(quar.)
1st preferred
1st preferred
Dictaphone Corp.,
2-27
2-20
3- 2
2
($1.25
Common
(quar.)
$1.30 preferred (quar.)
$1.32 preferred
(quar.)
...........
$1 preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Illinois—
Emery
/
preferred (quar.)
3-14
3-16
2-16
3-
(40c
(increased)™
common
3-10
32%c
3- 2
(resumed)
class A common
Corp.
5c,b
Co.,
General Acceptance Corp., com. (quar.)
General America Corp. (increased)
$1.02 Vz
20c
;
(quar.)
Cement
2-20
3-10
Power
2-25
Elizabeth
-V
Portland
Gatineau
25c
(quar.)
common
Guaranteed stock (quar.)
Erie RR. Co., $5 preferred A
(quar.)
Stores
6
7%C
(quar.)
3-
6%
Diamond
3-
General
3-20
$2.50 to $3.50
(s-a)
Detroit & Canada Tunnel
(quar.)
Detroit Gasket & Mfg.
—a.
Detroit Harvester Co.
(quar.).^
Detroit Steel Corp., common
Diana
3-5
Tramway Corp.—
$2.50 to C3-50
1
2-25
22%'C
C
common
4-
1
50c
2-25
Gas,
2-13
3-
38c
2-25
2-25
(quar,)
$8
preferred (quar.)
Dentists' Supply Co. of N.
Garrett Corp. (quar.)_
Gas Service Co. (quar.)-.
1
3-10
Valley Finuncial Corp., class A—_
Mfg.,
0
4-
60c
security
profits
(including
short-term capital gains)
Dennison
0
3-
$1.18
2-27
Quarterly of 2%c from net Investment
Delta
3-
1
2-25
-3-16
.
distribution
1
4-
1
preferred
preferred
2-14
2
50c
4-
Natural
1
3-2
3-
$1
'
(quar.)
common
3-15
Paso
2-28
8-| 1
11-
15C
4-1
50c
(quar.)
Co.,
.
^
29c
4.10%
4-10
3-15
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)__.
4-
_
Equitable Gas (quar,)..-..........—......
Equity Corp., $2 preferred (quar.)
Erie & Pittsburgh RR,—
v
Co.
$1.03
(increased)
4
•>
e.)
$1.12 Vb
2-20
Delaware Fund—
Delaware
Electric Co.,
common
preferred
(quar.)
preierred (quar.)
$4.72 preferred (quar.)
$5.40 preferred (quar.)
4-30
5C
$4.50
12-
__
a
Gardner-Denver
1
25c
$4.12
12-24
(quar.)Deere & Co. (quar.)—
Del Monte Properties
(quar.)
plus
6
$1.06*/*
50c
,
preferred (quar.)
Dayton Power & Light, common (quar.)
3.75% preferred A (quar.
3.75% preferred B (quar.)
come
3-
45c
4
Lighting
(quar.)______
Michigan RR., common (s-a)
preferred
1
quar.)
3-
8%
3.90%
4-
5-
8-15
11-16
3-6
<R.
General
9-
(quar.)
Duna
1
7% preferred (quar.)
Fruehauf Trailer, 4% preferred
Funsten
25c
6- 4
(quar.)
common
4-
5-15
10c
..
}37V2C
3-24
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred
Paso
2-26
ioc
_u.
25c
9-24
_
Metallic Door
River
5%
Corp.
6
40c
(quar.)
3-10
10c
(quar.)
$25c
6-24
<quar.)_____
DWG
El
(increased
2-16
25c
Company (increased)™
Refining, common (quar.)__
6
3-31
3-2
Irontic-r
3-
4-14
90c
Inc.
3-
$1.50
50c
.
Cutler-Hammer,-Inc.
2
Frlto
Stores Inc.—
participating preferred
2-20
3-24
2
100%
50c
A
Mines
4!4%
4- 1
62%c
(quar.)
5-15
1
2-20
$1.12%
....
™_™—50c
Class
Cyprus
Common
3- 2
$1
Corp.,
(quar.)
Bros.
3-2
15c
Extra
Curtiss-Wright
Edison
Electrolux
$1
4-27
15c
Corp., Ltd. (quar.)—
E'ddy Paper Ltd., common (quar.)
$1 class A (quar.).
9-15
Extra.
4-10
3-
2-18
?30c
(quar.).
Friedman Realty Co.
Quarterly
Quarterly
;
4-10
3-
2-20
2
Friden,
3- 1
3-10
3
3-
1
Ecuadorian
6-15
2:16
6- 1
3-20
2-24
3-16
$2.75
3-
General
;
3-10
_
preferred
dividend
9-29
Cunningham Drugstores (quar.).40c.
Engineering Corp.; common (quar.)
12 %c
$1 preferred- (quar.).;
25c
Curtis Publishing, $4 prior pfd. (quar.)
75c
2
4-25
3-16
2-16
Co.—
5- 4
1
(initial)
4- 1
7-1
$1.75
(qtiar.)_:
(quar.).:
3-
3-14
RR.
3-2
25C
37c
(quar.)—....
common
$1.75 '
3- 2
'
Cuno
$1.60
new
$1.75
iquar.)-.—™™„„
preferred
7%
3-31
28c
28c
3-16
t$1.75
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
:
preferred (quar.)
$4,875 preferred (quar.)
Electric Auto-Lite Co. (quar.)—
Electric Storage Battery (quar.)
.
™
1%
3-17
2-25
3-16
Steel
Kodak,
Stock
2-10
4-15
4-15
3-10
8-11
Stainless
2-19
4- 1
25c
5%
25c
$1.05
$1.05
Eastern
3-16
25c
-
Company (quar.)
i
(stock dividend)
Fraser Cos., Ltd. (quar.)
Freeport Sulphur (increased quar.)-
Co.—
Fuel Associates, corn, (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Eastern Racing Assn., common (quar.)——
$1
preferred
(quar.—
2-19
preferred (.s-a)
4-
(quar.)
2-19
Forster, common (quar.)
8%
preferred
(quar.)
;
Crystal Oil & Land, $1.12 preferred (quar.)
$1.12 preferred (quur.)
•
;
Cuban-American Sugar.Co.—»
5%%
........
10c
4'/2%
2-10
3-16
Franklin Stores
2
4-
(quar.).
com.
3-16
&
7%
Air Lines Inc.
Eastern
El
t™.
America
Gas,
(quar.)
2-25
Foxboro
3-
$1.50
3- 6
2-27
3-19
2-27
„
-
2
3-
2-2G
3-12
32 %c
Natural
preferred
2
3-12
$$1.25
*
(quar.)
Jackson
&
3-16
,
3-31
3-16
4- 1
3-10
3-1
5- 1
5- 1
4- 1
10c
3-16
3-10
Wayne
$1.25
Eastern Gas &
Y.)—
$2 preferred (quar.)
Crown Zeilerbach Corp..
Tennessee
5.20%
3-
Bridge Works (quar.)^
27 %c
6%
preferred (quar.)—.
Easy Washing Machine Co., Ltd.-—
5% 1st preference A (quar.)
—
Fort
1
10c
(quar.)
Water
(quar.)
2-20
3-10
3-16
6%c
93%c
40c
85c
28^0
10c
3-20
4-
<quar.)_i.
Dairies
Pitt
31*/4C
pfd.
Interurban
&
25c
(quar.)
(R. L.), Ltd.—•
common
(Initial quar.)
Crain
East
2-18
Louis
preferred
3-20
(quar.)
Corp.
St.
6%
3- 6
3-30
3-31
Chemical
Cowles
East
4- 1
25c
5c
25c
15c
Fort
4-25
(Newark, N. J.)—
Eastman
(quar.)..
(quar.)—
Foremost
3-16
55c
Eagle-Picher Co. (quar.).
East Kootenay Power Ltd., 7%
35c
1
—
Stock dividend
Corp.—
II.),
Class
3-31
25c
3-10
3-24
3-16
25c
3-13
1
4-15
(qi
52 %c
3-24
4-15
3-30
20c
$1.31'A
B
1
4-
and
51 Vic
2-25
——
A
4-
3-10
(quar.)
1956
3-25
(quar.)—
51%c
?-10
(quar.)
Class
Co.
50c
2-20
2- 9
2-2o
2-25
—
preferred A
& W.
(G.
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corroon & Reynolds
Corson
—
5-15
(vot.
com.
46%c
50c
.™™—*——
1
B
52 %C
3- 2
3- 2
3-10
3-10
50c
62¥ac
75c
6-
40C
Co.
1
Moto*vQp.. of Canada, Ltd.—
v
Eagle Fire Insurance
„
tlOc
12'/ac
—
.—
Copper-Range Co. (quar.)—
Copperweld Steel Co., common
5%
3-10
_
Motor
Ford.
40C
...
3- 2
3-2
3-16
4-
+$1.25
Ford
2-12
50C
(initial quar.)
2-27
40c
2-13
87 %C
.—
3-31
75c
(quar.)
non-vot.) (quaf.)
2-27
40c
(quar.)....
2-19
81 Vie
-—
1
$1.12%
2- a
4- 3
3-25
3-11
Class
5
2-19
3-20
30c
Wallace, $3 class A
1
20c
(quar.)
pfd. scries
conv.
&
5-21
1
$r.08
—a
3-
50c
".
Duro-Test Corp.—
5%
3%%
Forbes
$3
pfd..
6-
3-
Corp.—
3-16
81.50
1-23
3- 2
2--7
2- a
4-17
——
6% preferred (quar.)■■■•,———
Cornell-Dubilier Electric Corp., com.
n
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
15c
preferred (quar.)
4.10% preferred (quar.)..
4.15%
preferred
(quar.)
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)..
Duriron Co. (quar.)
t" ?,
Machinery & Chemical
3-
30c
4%
3- o
3- a
«
«
2-20
2-13
2-27
-
15c
10c
preferred
(quar.)
3.75%
preferred
(quar.)
Continental
8- 1
3-13
3-14
3- 2
3- 2
1
1
3-24
$1.12 %
(quar.).,
10c
$2.10
2-1/
Corp.
J
3-20
41c
stock
v' Common
30c
Duqucsne Light Co., new- com.
3-13
3- 2
preferred
Steel
(2-1
50c
(interim)
Dunham-Bush Inc., common
j-w
Food
2-13
2
3-
Dubois Company (quar.)
Dun & Eradstreet
990
2-16
3-
(increased)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4.50
Florida
10c
.....—
Co.
3-
1
34%c
—
Laboratories, 60e partic.
(E. I.) dc Nemours Sc Co.—
Common
Via
IT,,.
20c
(quar.)
common
Film
du Pont
a
I$1.30
40c
50c
2oc
<oc
2
Chemical Co.
Du-Art
0-0
4 0
*>-17
3-lb
3-
4-
dividend
Holders
Payable cf Rec.
I8c
25c
...—
(quar.)
Driver-Harris
4-1
3 0c
15c
(quar.)
preferred (initial).
——....—
& Rockaway RR. Co. (s-a)—......—
(quar.)
Dravo Corp., 4%
prof, (quar.)
Dresser Industries (quar.)
Drewry's, Ltd., U. S. A. (quar.)
93%c
jc
Copper & Steel Industries —
5%
preferred (quar.)
Continental Insurance Co.
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
Continental Life Insurance (Toronto)
(s-a)
1
6%
3-1*
Continental Commercial, common
(quar.)—
60c convertible preferred
(quar.)
5-
Dover
45c
tquar.)——
2-16
U5c
preferred (quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Industries, Ltd.,
Dow
joe
$1.31/a
Continental Can, common (quar.)—
Bros,
Common
»
a
4- 1
4-1
3-31
~ac
Continental Assurance Co.
3-26
3-16
quarterly
Dover
&
1
81.13
51.04
4-28
Share
(quar.)
split, subject
to approval of stockholders May 11)
4.32% preferred D (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
—Stock
Ltd.—
Dover
f,
1
$ '1
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
$4.52
•?' *
3-it
30t
Consolidation
t25c
(quar.)——-Co.
When
Per
Name of Company
3-10
$31 Vic
Coal, Ltd.
(quar.)
Chemical
&
Monday, March 2, 1959
.
Florida Power Corp. (quar.)
Florida Power & Light, common
3-24
Donnelley (R. R.) & Sons (quar.)
Douglas Oil (Calif.), 5Vi% preferred (quar.)
Dorr-Oliver, Inc., common
(quar.)..
2-28
10c
20c
22 %c
30c
Coal Co. (quar.)
Power Co.—
Donohue
«>«
J-15
12-15
Consolidated
1
4-15
430c
&
Tar
Increased
2 24
3 2
t
«oc
Consolidated
50c
2.24
27 %c
10c
(Oc
-
<quar.)„
connohio, Inc., 40c preferred (quar.) --—
Consolidated Edison Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)-.—
Consolidated Electrodynamics (quar.)— L-
Steel
4-
m.12%
(quar.)..
.
Holdert
Payable of Pec.
Ltd.--
(quar.)
Dominion Stores. Ltd.
j(Jc
—
Light & Power
Share
Company
preferred
Dominion
(50c
©uafteJiy
Connecticut
Common
4Vi%
•
Dominion
fn
u
loOc
XialJwiJ
J
•
i 11
3-11
3-16
-5c
(quar.)
3 2J
o
7%c
Machinery, common—
5%
preferred (quar.)
Confederation Life Assn. (Toronto)
1
1
f.
Shoe
Name of
Dominion Foundries & Steel,
3-23
5
——
preferred (quar.)
7~'uTau
Community Public Service, new com. (initial)
4%
Compo
5- l
50c
51.31/4
*1'16
Commonwealth Edison, common (quar.)™5.25% preferred (quar.™.
4.64% preferred (quar.)—Commonwealth Land Title Insurance
When
Per
Holder•
Payable of Ilea.
Share
Company
Hame of
.
preferred
Utilities, Ltd.—
(quar.)
$2.80
preferred
(quar.)
(62 %c
(70c
Great Northern Paper (quar.)
15c
3-15
3-
2
Great
75c
3-
2-
9
Northern
Ry.
(quar.)
(Continued
on
page 48)
2
Volume 1S9
Number 5825
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
(1031)
Stock Record
New
«»
Stock
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRUING
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Bange for Previous
Year 1958
Lowest
i'<v
20% Jan
3
43% Jan
\
13
1025a Jan
14
Jan
7
.3
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
40% Dec
Lowest
29
71% Nov 20
120
Nov 24
20% Aug 26
49% Oct 24
40 % Jan
7
59% Feb
9
112% Feb 18
18% Jan
7
-
43 % Feb
20
Jan
21
19
191® Jan
-20 la Jan
Jan
27
2
56 V* Feb
19
24% Nov 18
20% Feb 18
23% Jan
2
29% Oct
375,8 July 15
14% Jan
2
26
14
29% Dec 31
47% Jan,
15
Acme
21
2
35
Jan
22
11
94% Jan
2
125
Jan
12
17% Jan
28
20 % Feb
27
33
<Jan
16% Jan 28
25% Nov
18
23% Jan
2
28% Jan
26
lTV*Jan
2
31% Dec
19
30% Jan
2
31 Va Jan
13
4<F*Jan
13
15
Dec
Dec
31
79% Feb
3
88
32% Feb
9
35
Jan
16
34
J~an~30
218 Jan
3
3% Feb
9
2
5
July
20% Nov
3
11J/* Jan
7
19 Vs Jan
2
22% Jan
14
2
26
9
23% Jan
2
Jan
2
27% Feb 27
82% Feb 27
72
Jan
Dec
Jan
16
80% Nov 24
4% Jau
2
10% Dec 30
IS1
Nov
13
280
July 31
80
Jan
21
160
Dec
145a Apr
301s Jan
91
12
2
2
Apr
18
Dec
16
72 % Apr 29
21
Jan
2
33
29
Dec
30
49% Nov 11
80
9% Jan 28
96
Jan
14
2
184
Jan
9
32 % Jan
28
7
13
15% Oct
6
12% Feb
10
IK
9
29
Jan
44% Jan
*3% Jun
20
Jan
95 Va Jan
7
11% Jan
6
93
12
96% Oct
4% Jan
160
Dec
100
92
37% Jan
12
53% Jan
26
100
Jan
21
15% Feb
19
Jan
107% Feb
24
29% Jan
39% Jan
30
Dec
17
48 Va Jan
54% Feb
24
2
43% Oct
13
39% Jan
10% May 19
35% Jan
2
15% Jan
21
35% Jun
27
Jan
12
74
Jan
22 la
May 19
6
SI3/* Jan
2
27
2
26
Jan
Jun
25
60% Jan
2
22
57
55% Dec
44% Feb 24
11% Jan
14% Feb
11
52 Va Jan
Feb
27
78% Jan
26
82% Feb
17
26% Feb
17
30 Va Jan
12
17
Nov
104
59
Jan
29
42% Oct 31
38% Oct 13
36V* Feb
28
96% Oct
81
13
109
Jan
9
10
39% Feb
25
Va Feb
13
33% Jan
5
Feb
19
93% Jan
5
15
•2
27% Jan
21
421 !• Dec
11
39
Feb
12
44% Jan
33=a Feb 21
53% Dec
15
47% Feb
97% Jan
11
52
Feb
641* Jan
25
2
Apr 29
114% Sep
90
<
17
Dec
16
143/a Jan
2
25% Oct
10
851 a Jan
34 Ms Jan
9
125% Oct
10
13
44% Nov
12
97% Jan
3
7
27ls Apr
58 la Dec 31
19% Feb
33=4 Jail
25
2
111
33 V* Jan
5
14
87% Jan
9
24 % Jan
8
118
Inc__
Admiral
4 % %
Jan
2
42% Jan
Alleghany Corp
5Va%
6%
common
Allied
Stores
4%
4.08%
Mfg
2
Feb
35
Feb
106% Feb
4
7
26
5
Petroleum
15
Airlines
113% Jan
15
18
38% Jan
5
66% May 29
37% Dec 11
53
Jan
2
63
Jan
6
29% Feb
9
34% Jan
19
American
47% Dec
45% Jan
2
50
14
convertible
American Bank Note
6% preferred
Bosch
American
27
11
7% Feb
13
11
Feb
24
American
52% Nov 18
46% Feb
19
59% Jan
2
American
42% Jan
Can
38% Jan
2
40% Feb
25
Tiieatres
5 %
Inc
Co
55
Jan
22
American Chain &
19
45
8
48 % Jan
30
American
44% Dec
15
39 Va Jan
42% Jan
2
88 Va Feb
26
9
54
Feb
27
American
Cyanamid
9
43% Jan
7
American
55% Dec 17
26% Nov 13
47% Feb
13
55% Jan
2
American
Electric
25
Jan
2
29% Feb
2
American
44
Enka
41% Jan
13
45
4
11
331+ Feb,126
11% Jan
2
18% Oct
30
17 Vi Jan
2
18 Va Jan
22
161* Jan
2
41% Dec
1
31% Jan
13
34%. Feb
24
Jan
7
05
Jan
28
91 % Jan
2
100
Jan
6
73
Jan
13
134
Dec
11
1231* Feb
6
141 % Jan
6
13
Jan
3
18
Aug 27
14 V* Jan
94
Jan
31
321* Jan
2
79
Jan
14
47% Jan
8
17la Jan
17
92
Jan
2
20Va Feb 28
22 la
May
1
11
Jan
3
8
12
20% Feb
16% Jan
21% July 28
Jun
2
19% Feb 25
104
3
Jan
22
59% Nov 17
53% Jan
8
85 Va Jun
80
70
10
Jan
Nov
11
30% Oct
13
26% Jan
20
96
102
Oct
31
Dec
67% Jan
Jan
28
2
7
18%
Feb~24
20% Jan
105
Feb
63% Feb 27
82
•84
Jan
Jan.
34% Jan
28
98
32% Jan
18
30% Feb
17
33% Jan
22
21
32% Dec
19
14% Jan
7
15% Feb
19
41
% Dec
16
25% Feb
25
43% Jan
2
69 Va Nov
17
63% Feb
17
68% Jan
lit Feb
27
2
34% Sep
12
7
111* Jan
2
144% Nov 26
35%
Dec"
40-% Nov
49% Aug
22% Jan
13
34% Nov
48% Apr
35% Jan
10
140
Oct
2
43
Jan
2
117% Jan
2
27% Dec
22
27% Jan
2
155
2
8
39% Feb
24
Jan
13
60% Feb
5
46% Jan
8
56% Feb
27
2
Jan
8
23% Jan
10
10% Jun
4
22% Jan
40
Jan
46% Jun
Dec
88
38 Va
38%
5,700
2914
28%
28 Vn
145,500
82%
83
82%
83%
16,300
40
40
41
41%
40
43
41%
•41
43
41
42
52
50%
50%
2
American
27
8
17% Feb
16
Jan
2
Jan
2
Jan
13
£149.87%
38
(
2,700
63
63
31%
32 Va
32
33%
34%
33%
par
49%
50
34 Va
49%
34,200
49%
491/4
49%
49'/*
50
22%
19%
19%
11
10%
10%
9%
10 Ve
9%
10Va
47 Va
47%
56,400
47%
47%
47 Va
47%
46%
34,300
40
40%
47%
40%
40%
40%
53%
54
55
54%
54%
1,100
46%
46
46 Va
46%
CLOSED
46%
41%
41 Vn
1,900
•41V*
41%
41%
41%
42
42
40c
493*
50%
48%
49%
16,500
28%
29
44
44.
30%.
31%
31%
32%
32%
33%
32
32%
22,300
17%
173/4
17%
173/4
173/4
18
17%
18
26,700
34
49%
34%
34%
28%
343/4
28%
44
102
97
96%
130
128%
19%
19
109
♦102
97
129%
33%
34%
20 Va
109
105
105
63 %
61%
82
15%
12,400
20%
7,300
•102
18%
•105
19%
107
61%
109
17%
19%
19%
•105
63 V*
1,600
18%
1,100
19%
2,500
107
20
62%
63%
•81V*
82 Va
19,300
•81%.
82
80
80
♦80
81
80%
80%
300
30 %
31%
30
30%
29 Va
30%
37,500
95 Va
9614
9614
•95%
•95
•
28 la
65
28%
28 Va
31
•30%
>
28%
31
•
31%
64%
62%
5,200
96%
127%
20
109
•18
33%
95 Va
126%
20%
•102
100
33%
96
128 Va
20%
2,000
44
82
♦80%
79%
29
105
*95
127
28%
•43
31 Va
15%
15%
•15%
25%.
28%
26%
64%
65
6514
28
•
66 V*
100
28%
6,800
31%
•30%
15%
16
29
97
/ 400
400
15=a
29 V*
30 3
„
613,500
66 Va
66%
13,000
-
—Z.V
13
1
387,900
43
42%
43%
10,700
46 Ve
46%
47 V*
Chem—No par
& Std Sany com
5
x48%
49 Va
47%
48 V*
47
47%
49%
16%
16%
16
16%
15%
16 Vo
47%
15%
&
,
1
—
16
100
Co
150
10
39
39%
39
30%
39
39%
39
39'/a
57
58%
57
57
55%
56
56
55
54%
55%
53%
50%
56 V*
56%
144%
146
145%
*61
62
146
l45Va
62
152
146
•150
145%
152
5,700
470
28,000
147
1,040
♦61%
62%
62%
62%
122%
123%
123%
123%
123V*
123%
122 Va
122 Va
90
28%
28%
27%
28 Va
27%
27%
27
27%
12,900
48%
49%
48%
49 %
48%
48=a
47%
43%
7,900
95 Va
1
100
38%
39
34%
35'/*
17
17 Va
5
•
,
500
97%
96%
97
38%
38%
38%
39'/+
39'4
40V*.
6,800
35 Va
35%
34%
35 Va
34%
351/e
2,850
16%
17%
X96 V*
101%
25
25
3,600
16 V*
15%
15%
3,200
240 V*
239%
242%
242 V*
243%
35,000
98%
97%
99%
126-%
126%
126%
126 Va
127 Va
127V2
127%
1,360
43%
42%
43'/a
42%
43
42 y8
42%
28,000
14
14V*'
14
14
14 Va
14 Va
14
14V4
2,400
25
29
29
29
29
29
29
281/2
28'/a
25
27
27 V*
26*
27
26 V*
26 V*
25%
26 V*
550
16%
17
16%
15%
15%
15'/*
15%
9,000
77%
43,400
239 Va
240
25
97%
98
126%
25
42 7-a
Jan
19
'32%
Corp
series
1
_
Corp—1
Co
50
Cable
No par
preferred
Anderson Clayton & Co
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
15%
99
99 %
6.900
600
78
81%
81
84%
771/4
81
75 %
36%
36%
36%
38%
38%
39V2
39%
42
40,300
72
73 V*
72%
72%
70%
72'/*
71V*
72'/*
53,300
58%
59
57 %
58 V*
57%
58%
56%
58
1,170
37
37
37
36 Va
36%
1,600
•92%
94 V*
/
Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
239
16
96%
97V4
100
|68
Anaconda Wire &
•150
1
common
Electronics
62
152
£1
preferred_100
series
Corp
*150
152
100
5%%
7,900
18,300
48,100
56
54%
25
common
Co
6%
$4
49%
28%
•43
v
97
5
Zinc Lead & Smelting—1
Ampex
48%
44
20
131,600
41%
Preferred
Anaconda
28%
/
45%
Preferred
Arr^^pnol-Borg
49%
28%
•43
31%
15%
6
Birthday
28%
19
26.
700
28%
16% Feb
page
41%
*30%
29
see
41%
20
27% Feb
footnotes
41 Va
31%
2
other
41%
41%
96%
12
all
41%
96%
15
For
42%
31
14% Jan
dividend.
41%
102 Va
24 Va Jan
7
Washington's
18%
26% Jan
14
54
193/4
17% Nov
17
88 Va
51%
19%
Water Works Co com—5
39% Jan
88%
51%
18%
American
36% Jan
88 Va
19%
23
93% Feb
88%
51%
18%
15 Ve Jan
8
88%
51
19%
11
25
600
*87
X49
18%
25
2,600
88 Va
2
com
40%
49%
1
common
•54
483*
1
Feb
90% Jan 20
*87
100
preferred
24
100
45 Va
Tobacco
27
34,700
42%
Stores
Feb
24
20
46%
African Inv Co Ltd
84% Feb
23%
•19%
41%
Snuff
73 % Feb
23%
20
53%
Seating Co
American
22%
•19%
47%
14
30% Jan
;
-
23%
20
46 V2
15% July 11
28% Dec 29
27 Va Dec 23
36% Jan 29
40 Va
Va
53 V*
Viscose
5
39%
22=a
•19
STOCK
American
32 % Dec
100
5,900
10%
20
May 13
41% Nov 14
120
37%
43% Feb
100
2,300
»■
62%
16
5
900
44 Va
110
38
Jan
39% Jan
43%
110
36%
10
American Tel & Tel Co
3
4334
110
45
American
Feb
110
2,700
147
62%
33%
No par
American Sumatra Tobacco
0%
43%
110
146
43 V*
27
33
109V4
145
44 Va
26
24
110
144%
44%
EXCHANGE
Sugar Refining com
preferred
-
7%
143
43%
42%
107 V* Jan
Feb
143
44
11,900
71,600
44%
243% Feb
59
110
143 Va
102 Va
1
2
7
30%
101
No par
2
53% Jan
97
29%
103
22%
Co
16
14
96 V*.
3014
1
Feb
61% Oct
96
29%
1
Co
American
18
42
22
-IP*
Jan
7
96
29%
63%
10
Co
non-cumulative
35% Feb
2
95%
29%
36%
American Steel Foundries
Jan
100
94
30
♦62%
16
60% Jan
104'/*
95
29%
*3614
Amer South
5
103%
90
200
3,600
631/4
16
13
104%
51%
36 V2
12
40% Feb
51%
51
36%
Feb
63% Oct
•41%
50%
400
*62%
51% Jan
3
43
106
10
Jan
Feb
38
*103
93%
100
29
129% Jan 20
103%
43%
preferred
123% Jan
31
49V2
143 V*
37
Dec
36
*41%
100
124
105
28,000
28%
preferred
7
150
27%
27 V*
39 Va
•
American
6%
9,300
10,600
84'%
5
2
37% Dec
33-
convertible
American Racl
7%
13%
59
82 34
29%
11
39
105
13 V*
83%
19
2
31
108
13 Va
28%
American
95% Feb 27
32% Jan
2
0
*106
13
38%
30
95
x27%
Rights
Anchor
39
1043/4
27
13
30
105%
Jan
224% Jan
9% Jan
27%
27 V* Jan
1
26
27%
120% Jan
4
Nov
27%
Feb
18
39
27V4
63
«
97% Dec
28
147
14% Nov
227% Dec
134% Jun
•813/*
2
33% Jan,
13% Jan
27
5814
81%
2
4
15
58%
81 Va
American Ship Building Co—No par
American Smelt & Refg com.No par
7% preferred
100
3
74% Feb
57%
81%
400
4,800
83%
American Molasses Co
Gas
11
70
38%
Corp
17% Feb
31
119% Sep
25% Jan
12%
57V4
81%
10
Products
Motors
150 V* Feb
Dec
2
Metal
Natural
6
35% Dec
2
American
American
18
35 V* Dec
167% Jan
12%
5614
100
American
Feb
6
2
12%
79%
5%%
12,800
30 Vn
preferred
15
V* Jan
6
106
10,500
52%
116
81 Vi
5
15
27
15
12
8% Jau
Feb
147
31% Jan
104%
36%
•97
56%
American Machine & Metals.No par
American Metal Climax Inc com—1
Potash
25% Feb
1,300
62%
American
65% Jan
14%
♦SOla
19
Jau
Ii3/*
102
83
Optical Co
45
14%
7
News
18
.14%
100
American
July 16
29% Dec 30
•98
14%
29%
preferred
American
126
98Vl
X14%
12%
20
American Mach & Fdry
18
Jan.
9814
15Va
38 V*
5V*% prior preferred
27
60
991/2
51%
104%
39
38%
American International Corp
American Investment Co of 111
49% Feb
142% Jan
175
36
52%
81%
non-cumulative preferred_l00
46 % Feb
7
•166
36%
51%
18%
47% Feb
13
174
38V*
52%
No par
7
55
•164
36%
52
common
6
32% Jan
178
36%
128%
20
6
•168
178
95
36%
1
American Ico Co
4%%
10%
•93
53 V*
Products
43% Jan
Jun
105
1
22
Home
38% Jan
61 % Nov
45% Dec
American
3.90%
10%
95
55%
100
Power
32% Jan
May 5
51% Oct 20
42,500
81
10%
•93
par
100
Corp
8
68
2
20
10%
•80
10%
95
1,800
Co
2
May 12
82%
81
10%
•93
44%
prior preferred
14
16% Dec 30
157
9
16
27% Feb
2
20% Jan
9
Jan .22
Jan
33% Apr
2
25
18
16% Nov
82%
10%
95
44
American & Foreign Power__Nopar
American Hardware Corp
12.50
American Hawaiian S3 Co
10
6%
48*2 Jan
■
26
108
111
21,800
12.50
American European Secur
American Export Lines Inc
2
27%
44%
Distilling Co
2
26%
44
American Crystal Sugar com
46% Feb
27
13,700
27V*
No par
38% Feb
Feb
26%
81
No par
40% Nov 20
Jan
26%
81
2
Cable
17
Jan
25
21 Va
44%
1
Chicle Co
24
13
24%
20%
44%
1
25
16
21%
17,500
Corp
39 la Jan
96
21 Va
No par
96% Mar 0
55% Dec 11
Apr 21
17% Nov 18
21%
10514 107%
25
2
47% Dec
Feb
8,900
21V4
106%
38%
54V+
preferred
47% Jan
24
4% %
7,000
4-
22%
54
common
17
15
3434
160
3%
20
451'* Dec
16
4
381/2
common
29'a Jan
75
3%
328
3414
•151
105 V*
preferred
7%
•318
34%
160
54%
No
Cable & Radio
29% Feb
34Va
•151
4
Broadcasting-Paramount
Feb
20% Feb
Sep 22
30% Dec 31
34%
160
3%
38%
Corp
24
2
34%
•151
4
330
50
7
2
35
160
85
•319
105-%
common
Arma
2
12
34%
♦154
31%
85%
53 Va
preferred
Jan
19% Jan
9,500
31%
325
15
1
American Brake Shoe Co
Jan
4%%
19
14 la Jan
4,700
85%
3114
No par
com
20% Jan
321a Feb
1,900
31%
85 V*
85
•320
31V4
•38 V*
preferred
American Bakeries Co
2014 Sep 22
9% Nov 17
2
27 V*
31%
85%
87
330
6,100
40,000
104%
common
convertible
22
38% Jan
27
31%
31V*
85%
a
38%
American
2
Feb
20)
99
Corp
29
Jan
19%
26%
36
0% convertible preferred
50
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
1
Corp
12.50
Feb
84
19%
26%
52%
Amerace
2
3
116V*
19 %
26%
10
2
80 Va Jan
19%
26%
•168
lo
Aluminium
Limited
Aluminum Co of America
Jan
Jan
18%
27 »/4
54%
26
46% Jan
500
117%
18%
44%
convertible preferred
3%%
7,200
4,300
4414
27
4
US3*
291/4
38%
Feb
Feb
30%
29%
34%
■
54%
30% Jan
97
34%
114
26 Va
10%
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical__No par
147
29%
34%
X29
34%
38%
Alpha Portland Cement
Amerada
.
•34%
29%
115
7,700
6,500
24,100
,
54%
common
36
Sep 29
3414
21
5
105
51
29%
11414
54
100
Jan
2
29%
34%
120
53%.
38 Va
Corp common—No
14
21
30%
5414.
Corp
Jan
11
21
30 Va
19%
30 V*
54 Ve
20%
•
12.606
117
19%.
20%
53%
21 Va
30%
*93
is
3% Jan
371a Sep
39% Jan
19 V*
par
No
preferred
Allls-Chalmere
•112
19
2414
ZZZZ-5
Inc
-
Products
117
19%
54%
No par
Allied Laboratories
Allied Mills
Allied
•113
19%
53%
20%
"80
1
Allied Chemical Corp
Allied Kid Co
64 V*
21%
10
Allen Industries Inc
44%
X62 %
19%
3Va
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd__100
19
2
Washington's
Birthday
No par
preferred
•43'/*-
62%
5514
*321%
CLOSED
100
prior preferred
conv
EXCHANGE
1
preferred A
conv
44%
61%
30 Va
*34
Shares
•43V*
63
18%
STOCK
100
13
11
2
44%
117
21
116
100
preferred-
13
41V* Jan
No par
Ry
100
Alaska Juneau Gold
Mining
2
Alco Products Inc
1
Aldens Inc common
ZZZ—_ZZZ5
$4
"
Corp
4.50% conv pfd 1951 series
Alabama Gas Corp
Alabama & Vicksburg
62%
•113
Sales for
the Week
Friday
Feb. 27
30%
29%
Air Reduction Inc common
•431,4
65 V*
•
Feb. 26
30
5
Aeroquip Corp
ZZZZZZZ Zl
Aetna-Standard Engineering Co_Z_l
44%
117
Thursday
Feb. 25
20%
No par
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp
40% Oct
Nov
19 V*
1
Express Co
Adarns-Millis Corp
Va
x54
~ 10
Steel Co
Oct
16
63
*113
Wednesday
•
Amalgamated Leather Co—
Jan
81
4
92 Va July 28
30% Dec 31
111
5
100
Adams
19% Dec 29
83% Nov 21
ACF-Wrigley Stores
Jan
33% Oct
297 '
*43 V*
j
Jan
1
Feb. 24
ZZZZZZ~Z~25
33
97
8
Toes day
Feb. 23
j
Vending Corp
3U
Oct
2
ABC
9
Jan
24% Ja/u
Fund
ACF Industries Inc
2
7
1931* Jan
Pgr
Abbott Laboratories common
4% convertible preferred
Jan
£2
9
Abacus
28% Feb
24% Jan
Nov
Monday
EXCHANGE
70% Jan 19
117
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRIOES
NEW YORK 8TOCK
Highest
6.25
36%
36%
36'/a
No par
♦92 Vi
94 V*
♦92%
21.80
1Q
94*
*92 Va
94 V*
37
37Va
36%
37'
36%
36%
36 Va
37
33%
34%
33 Ve
34 Ve
32%
33%
33%
34%
__
_
2.300
14.000
15
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
1Q
.
.
Monday, M&rch 2, 1959
.
(1032)
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Previous
Range for
15
44% Dec
a
43% Jan
25
41% Aug
4
39% Apr
7
67% Dec
19
65% Jan
12% Feb
10
24% Dec 31
23 % Jan
8
39% Dec
Nov
3
90
16% Apr
7
22% Sep 29
80
85 % Jan
20-
8
27% Sep
83% May 29
29% Jan
10
19
Jan
2
12
34% Dec
10
31% Feb
i% Jan
9
8
10% Jan
11
2
10% Aug
Jan
84% Jan
6
Jan
8
87
6
2
27% Jan 28
31% Jan
15
7
10% Jan
2
2
15
47% Feb 17
43% Jan
5
44% Jan
14
80% Jan 23
7% Jan
7
86
Jan
80
1st preferred
5.25%
106% Feb
8g% Jan
Associates Investment Co_
2
10
8
2
25
29
2
2
30
2
9Va Jan
29% Jan
86Ya Jan
27% Jan
Feb
14
78% Oct
6% Jan
14% Jan
Jun
87
7% Jan
41% Nov
Feb
28
53% Dec
39% Jan
90
Jan
10
30
92
45% Nov
13
Jan
15
90
8
8% Aug
Jan,
10
56% Jan
11
5%
27
2
79% Feb
25
Atlas
24% Feb
16
Austin
27% Jan
13
29% Feb
5
79
Jan
21
11
11
30% Jan
6
7
7
64% Jan
7
Dec
preferred
16% Feb
12% Jan
Co__.
12
29%
36,300
3,500
29;%
29%
-29%
29%
40%
40
40%
39%
40 %
39%
84%
84%
84
84%
84%
84
21
21
21%
21
21
15%
14%
15%
34%
34%
36%%
30
39%
85%
21%
17
15%
16
32"
32
34%
*20%
14 7«
33%
100
30
*29%
30
~29%
17,800
100
420
19%
19%
19%
32 %
32%
32%
32%
13
12%
46
46
Washington's
Birthday
45%
47 %i.
46%
46%
46
104%
104%
104%
83%
83%
82%
28%,
29%
10%
10%
41%
41 %
1,600
47%
105%
105%
104%
170
83%
82%
83%
82
83%
3,800
28 7k
29%
28%
29
29%
38,700
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
18,200
10%
41:%
42
41%
41%
104%
41%
41%
800
90%
*90
-
•
53%
54%
10,500
45%
47
22,600
84%
85%
200
7%
29,900
48%
46
47 %
44%
46
46%
•83%
84%
83%
85%
*84%
86
7%
7%
7%
7%
16%
16%
*16%
16%
16%
17
16%
7%
16%
7%
7%
79%
79%
79%
gl
79
79
*79%
79
237k
23%
23%
22%
24
21%
23%
Nichols common
w.—'u
•-
53%
52%
53i%
52%
104%
90%
*90
90%
*90
52%
50%
;i-i
28%
90%
*90
1,100
11,400
r
12%
12%
12%
13
13%
13
CLOSED
V;
14,500
32%
32%
21,100
22,900
19%
19%
19%
19%
No par
Conv prior pref ($1.20)—No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
Aveo Mfg Corp (The) common—3
$2.25 conv preferred .——No par
12
Jan
Powder
28%
30%
26%
26%
25%
22%
26%
29%
—20
20
~
29%
32%
No par
common
10
preferred——100
common
1
Corp
68% Jan
19
13% Dec
Atlas
12
24% Jan
27% Jan
82
26
29
19%
series B
$3.75
20,700
31%
Atlantic Refining
8% Jan
29% De'C 30
28% Dec
8
6
6% Jan
2
43
Mar 14
26
Feb 17
16% Jan
5
72% Sep 22
25% Dec 19
17 % Aug
16% Jan
22% Aug
7
50% Jan
72
32%
-.-100
preferred
Atlantic Coast Line RR
71%
STOCK
10
com—6.50
4%
6
Jan
92
5% non-cum preferred
Atlantic City Electric Co
71%
EXCHANGE
—.—10
Common
71%
16%
Topeka & Sante Fe~
Atchison
31
10% Dec 18
23% Dec
a
17y8 Jan
71%
*21
-1
100
10
Common
47% Jan 21
36%
72 %
*84%
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
7
14
102% Jan
19
Dec
96
19
13% Feb
Feb 13
44
46% Nov 19
105
May 5
a
89
27
36 % Feb
37%
38%
53.75 preferred-
34% Jan 23
17% Feb
15
14% Feb
19
47%
36%
30
Arnold Constable Corp
21% Jan 23
Feb
19 V* Dec
2
23
30
28% Jan
25
8% Jan
47%
37%
29%
1
No par
5
Artloom
Industries Inc
1
Arvin Industries Inc
2.50
Ashland Oil & Refining com
1
2nd preferred $1.50 series—No par
ASR Products Corp
_5
40% Feb
37%
71
Cork Co common
Armstrong
25
20
21% Jan 13
17% Jan 27
9
Jan
83
5
May
47%
——.
3,600
473
37%
47%
36%
72%
48%
37
-—5
i
issued
When
Feb 24
30
& Co
Armour
20
30 fa Feb
30
Jan 22
35% Feb
17
82% Jan
72% Jan 30
Shares
Feb. 27
Feb. 26
48%
48%
5
—10
Oil Corp
Armco Steel Corp——_
the Week
Friday
'Thursday
Feb. 25
Feb. 24
Feb. 23
Par
No par
Argo
40% Jan 26
8
6
18
28% Feb
11
49 % Feb
2
19
36% Feb
82
EXCHANGE
Sales for
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
Archer-Danlels-Midland
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Jan
Feb
SI
Since
Range
l'ear 1958
Lowest
NEW YORK
Jan. 1
AND
LOW
STOCKS
v
700
700
1,800
'
1.000
27
26%
27
29 3 4
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
11%
11%
12%
,11%
93,600
12 V*
12
12
11%
72 %
71%
72%
70 3 s
72
7,400
*26%
70%
74%
70%
5,200
B
8% Feb
26
20
30% Feb
9
Jan
Jun 24
16
34
2
6
15
Nov
3
13% Jan
45
Nov
6
43% Jan
9% Jan
34% Jan
Sep
4
85
Dec
18
7
7
2
27
6
8
22% Apr
451% Apr
89% Jan
48% May
16% Jan
3
Feb 21
95
45% Oct
26
5
85% Jan
6
88
Jan
13
41% Feb
47% Jan
6
20
Feb
25
66
Jan
36% Jan
26
40
Jan
62
63% Nov 13
48
Oct 29
4%
23% Jan
.52% Jan
7
4
36
Dec
10
27
Feb
31
Mar 24
27
Jan 15
16% Jan
7
31
Dec
23
28 % Jan
36
Feb
33% Jan
3
45% Apr
13
127
Jan
10% Jan
44
Jan
Aug 22
178
Jan
104
Jun
47% Sep
18
Jan
89
Jan
23
2
Dec
11
55% Feb
27
Feb
9
2
33% Feb
39
28% Jim
84
2
35 % Jan
9
39% Jan
14
43% Jan
2
17
13% Jan
5
14% Feb
24
13%. Dec
20% Jan
23% Aug 27
19
Feb
7
94% Nov 18
76
Feb
Mar
4
93
92% Jan 13
Sep 22
Feb
27
93
4
5
86
26
Jan
80
13
Jan 26
31
14% Feb 25
42
19
Feb
7
80% Jan 13
36% Jan
19
36 % Oct
44
2
2
98
5
19% Jan
30% Oct
May 19
88% Jan
10% Jan
Feb
95 '"■! Jan
May 22
29
83
3
2
73% Jan
182
5
40% Dec
18% May 16
19
23
Dec 29
20
16
48% Jan 28
9
174
3
9
2
Jan
83
Dec
58
J an
5
4%%
10
74% Dec
12
66
Jan
16
76% Feb
2
27% Dec
24
25 Ya Jan
29
27% Feb
50% July 21
48% Jan
6
51% Feb
17
17
6
Jan
45
2.
Jan
2
1% Oct
13
1% Feb
18
1% Jan
88% Jan
33% Jan
6
36 % Doc
2
36 % Jan
6
39% Feb
13
2
79% Nov
6
78% Jan
2
96% Feb
27
36% Jan
13
54% Oct
14
50% Jan
8
55% Feb
2
Oct
2
159% Jun
12
Jan
2
Feb
11
6% Jan
2
15% Dec
9
Jan
2
76
Dec
12
i!
143
16
147
12% Jan
16% Feb
5
Jan
155
12
70
18
Feb
4
77
Feb 26
Jan
30
53% Jan 27
61
23% Jan
2
37% Oct 28
36% Jan
6
44% Feb
1
2
26% Dec
11
24% Jan
2
28% Jan 26
18% July 28
3G
17% Feb
9
19% Jan
12
14% Feb 25
58% Oct
39% Feb
17
46% Jan
5
22% Oct 10
21% Jan
2
20% Jan
8
36
July
18
12% Jan
2
14% Jan
14% Jan
2
10% Jan
2
80% Jan
6
25% Apr
74% Sep
9
59% Dec
Oct
22
6
Jan
8
19% Jan
76% Feb
24
16
39% Dec
31
37% Feb
9
85
16
76% Feb
3
78
Jan
9
60% Dec
23
5
41% Jan
31
59
Jan
6
62% Feb
27
Jan
48% Jan
2
7% Jan
14
17% Oct
24
13 % Feb
12
15% Jan
5
18% Apr
3
32% Oct
23
24% Jan
19
27 % Jan
6
67/e Jan
3
12% Dec
10
11% Jan
2
14% Jan
22
87% May 21
36% Oct
13
33% Jan
6
42% Feb
25
13
5034 Feb
19
&
Boston
'
18% Jan
45% Jan
48% Aug 11
6
32 V8 Jan
22
2
9% Sep
25
8% Jan
2
2
44% Nov
18
40% Jan
13
51% Feb
25
13
78
Dec
11
68
Feb
5
81
Feb
27
62
Oct
29
92
Mar 13
83% Feb
20
85
Jan
21
34% Jan
6
49% Dec
31
49% Jan
2
59% Jan
19
11% Jan
2
17 % Dec
30
16% Jan
8
18
Jan
26
Brown
Dec
19
57 % Jan
6
70% Feb
27
42%.Tan
17
60
46% Dec
12
53% Nov
22% Jan
13
Jun
26
13% Jan
2
25
47% Jan
653s Feb
Jan
5
3
32
& Bigelow
99
89%
*87
44%
87
44
43%
44
43
62'
62%
63
63
37
78% Jun
27
Jan
22
Budd
10
90
Jan
8
92% Jan
20
24
33
Jan
2
37% Jan
21
90
2
Bullard Co
Jan
2
18% Sep
16% Dec
29
Jan
2
20% Jan
29
28
3
13% Jan
27
16% Feb
27
Bulova
2
15% Oct
30
14% Jan
2
16% Feb
26
Burlington Industries Inc com
Feb
63
66
70
25
Apr
10
68 % Jan
62% Dec
Mar 26
12
62 % Jan
Feb
75
2
Inc
preferred
3%%
preferred
4%% second preferred
4%
27
62% Jan
7
Watch Co
7
STOCK
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
37
60%
59%
59%
59%
59%
25
24%
24%
700
25%
24%
62%
61%
62%
62%
64
65
66%
10,900
29%
28 J/4
28%
28%
28%
28%
30%
9,700
33%
32%
4,400
33 3 4
47%
47%
Birthday
82%
♦41%
42
41%
42%
41
41%
2,800
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
19%
19
19%
19
19%
19%
14%
19%
50.800
20%
81%
80%
81%
82%
86.
73%
74%
73 3 4
27%
27
*51
87
88
54%
53%
53%
53%
151%
*150%
15%
15%
43 %
44%
27%
27%
271/4
27%
271/4
27%
2.800
17%
17%
17%
18
17?8
18%
'%■. 9,200
18 %
44%
42%
43%
41%
42%
40%
25%
25%
25%
26
26
26%
24 V'4
23%
24 Va
23%
231/4
41%
26y4
23%
63,800
17%
17%
17%
18
181/4
18%
1
100
—100
100
5
1
15
5
27
Butler Bros
7% Feb
24
Butte Copper & IZinc
Ton
21
112% Feb
20
Byers Co (A M) -common
10
7%
participating preferred—.100
2
12% Dec
31
11
Jan
7
12% Jan
21
35% Jan
14% Jan
2
50% Nov
12
49
Jan
2
55% Jan
15
2
20*8 Nov
24
19% Jan
2
21% Jan
16
2
81
Jan
6
45
Oct
27
86% Jan
10
?',8 Dec 10
20% Nov
90
May
oOYa Jan
3/,2 Nov
21
6% Jan
18% Jan
28
9
23
Feb
Feb
5
84
Jan
5
89
Feb
47
Feb
13
50
Jan
7
19
37
Jan
9
39% Jan 23
2
31% Sep
19
29
Jan
2
31% Feb 27
47% Jan
6
66
Dec
30
62% Feb
3
66% Jan
page
26
see
2
i
$4.25 conv preferred
-
Canada Southern Ry Co
Canadian Breweries Ltd
Canadian Pacific Ry
Cannon Mills Co
x22%
17
3,500
4,600
3,800
76%
73
74 V'4
73
73%
74
751%
2,100
40%
40
40 %
391/2
40
391%
39%
16,200
77
77
78
78
61 V 4
61%
61%
621/4
77
*76%
77
■
61%
61 %
320
5,500
61%
14
13%
14
14
14
14
26%
25%
26 s,a
26
26%
25%
26
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
11.500
13%
41%
42%
41 %
42%
41%
13,800
41%
52
50%
50%
*50 ¥2
51%
11 -i
10%
10%
10%
10%
2.800
10%
10%
49%
50
50%
50%
10,300
81
12,800
*13%
51%
49%'
50
80%
'79%
*83%
80 %
80%
85
85
41%
79-%
80%
100
85
*84
2.000
56%
56%
17%.
17%
17%
69 J/2
69%
69%
70%
1,100
58%
61%
62%
65 %
97.100
31%
31%
31%
1.500
29 %
29%
15,100
19%
20%
*90%
91%
56 34
56%
56 3 «
57%
17%
17%
17%
17%
69%
59
69 >4
1,200
3,700
51%
*51
85,
*84
57%
2.100
69
56%
31%
x31%
31%
31%
30%
29%
30%
29 %
29-%
19%
20%
19%
20
90%
90%
*90%
91%
35%
35%
35%
35
35
19%
18%
1-9%
18%
19%
10,700
14%
15%
14%
15%
15
16%
31,300
15%
16
15%
16%
74
74%
1
No par
100
No par
25
No par
x56%
.20%
91%
*90%
36 >
35%
20% *'
191-4'
■
*35%
•19%
15%
15% v:
:.
*
16.
/ 15%
79
'
30%
38 %
56%
8%
v370
75
65
78
*77%
79
*77%
79
38
37%
40%
39%
403^
*29%
31
31
31%
31%
31%
1,700
39%
38%
38 34
*38%
38%
; 1,500
-
65
*6212
-
77 3 4
-
!
•
39
!'
-'47%
110%
31,300
16%
8
*62%
*62%.
39 V'4 v
7% y'r 7%
48 V4
161
75
300
74%
38%
'
400
,
65
79'-
*
37%
x29%
28,100
-
.37%
65 \
*62%
•
•i
*74
-
74%
74 %
5
Calumet & Heckla Inc
5
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd—1
Campbell Soup Co
-1.80
Canada Dry Corp common
1.66%
11
7
81% Jan
For footnotes
Callahan Mining Corp
2
24
•
30%
39% Jan
2
3.000
13,600
31%
5
e% Jan
44%
55%
5
3% Jan
8% Jan
61
431,2
69
16
Packing Corp
60
44
17%
Jan
California
61
57
36% Feb
24
59%
27%
76
24% Jan
Feb
58%
44%
*83%
6
57
10
75%
43V'4
X48 %
2
5
6,800
74
58
58
10%
14
Jan
15%
74
40%
8% Oct
49
900
%
15
*74
75%
*50
40% Nov
9
-
13 %
28% Dec
Oct
68,000
24%
15
55
15%
75%
*74
6,000
53%
152 %
93
53%
152
13%
10
31
15%
16%
96i/2
53V8
1511/2
91V2
89
1,700
39
61
3% Jan
19% Jan
151
152%
*76%
16% Mar
5
38 ".2
48.400
75
22% Jan
9
39'/b
100
1%
»
40
5
Jan
1%
38%
38%
*38 %
1%
87%
5,200
51%
1%
39
7,900
76%
27%
*51
51%
17
16
Jan
1%
75
26%
74%
271/4
*51
51%
1%
1%
■
24
24
38
74
27 %
51%
27 %
74%
27
5,300
94
*92%
:
94
*92%
94
*92%
94
25%
Feb
109
80%
81 %
80%
*92%
1,200
/
42%
35% Feb
16
'
17%
42% Jan
19
39
44 Va
9
39% Dec
10
4,900
32%
*38
39
.
27%
13
108% Dec
31%
32%
32%
84
42%
57%
36% Feb
9
62,200
"
*38
39
22
55%
*83
84
*83
32 %
32
*38
110
8,300
21%
54%
51%
83%
V
:
96%
53%'
22
21%
22 %
..
51%
32%
*74
76% Jan
6
21%
49%
*82%
39
15%
17
Jan
■■■■>
23
50
152
17
Jan
'
'
53%
43-% Dec
08
1,600
189
96%
96%
*96%
96%
*96%
96%
87
7814 Oct
20
1,100
48
47%
*179
189
*179
38%
3
54
32%
47%
47 %
47%
200
37%/
*37
32%
32%
33%
189
*179
189
1%
8
7
6
*37
51%
Washington's
64% Jan
Burroughs Corp
Bush Terminal Co
800
25%
41%
27% Apr
79
63%
Xl4%
No par
1
10
—5
8% Feb
16
63%
37%
32%
5
9% Jan
10
16,900
60%
5
$5 preferred
Buffalo Forge Co
Oct
33% Dec
10
60
43%
25%
20
21% Jan
230
43%
60%
*37%
15
Co common
(The)
8
2,700
,
89%
37 %
82%
—3.50
3
—2.50
——100
.
10
1
Bucyrus-Erie Co
19% Jan
20% Dec 31
-'A
100
59%
48%
Brunswick-Balke-Collende? —No par
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
No par
27
27
31% Jan
28% Jan
10
33 % Oct
2
28% Jan 29
21
Dec
30
Bristol-Myers Co common
3%% preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
100%
*87
.
'» 22 %
50
Brown Shoe Co Inc
5% Jan
100
88
*96
—No par
100
2.50
Bridgeport Brass Co common
5
53% Jan
99%
88
99%
*169
Main# RR—
26% Jan
98-%
46
25
l
4%% conv preferred
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Stratton Corp
45%%
47%
Common
5%
preferred
Braniff Airways Inc
\'.
45%
28%
100
3%% preferred
Boston Edison Co
45%
45%
x33 %
Corp—„5
1
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc__—1.25
Borden Co (The)15
Borg-Warner Corp common
5
21
10
16
18
21
45%
45%
60%
Bohn Aluminum & Brass
Bond Stores Inc—
26% Feb 27
24% Jan 26
25.500
*25 %
-2.50
1
5
Bliss & Laughlin Inc
Bliss (E W) Co
Boeing Airplane Co
70% Feb
Dec
Nov
19
78
24
14%
63%
Aviation Corp
5
Beneficial Finance Co common
1
5% preferred
50
Benguet Consolidated Inc
1 peso
Best & Co Inc
—
1
Bestwall Gypsum Co
1
Bethlehem Steel (Del) common—8
1% preferred
100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet <Del) com_5
4%% pfd series of 1951
100
Black & Decker Mfg Co
1
Blaw-Knox Co
10
27
18% Jan
73.500
14%
37%-
Bendix
44% Apr
36%
14%
8%
63%
.
100
preferred
35%
14%
9
43%
—10
Basic Products Corp
—1
Bath lion Works Corp
10
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co
10
Bayuk Cigars Inc
No par
Beatrice Foods Co common
12.50
3%% conv prior preferred
100
4%%>
preferred
100
Beaunit Mills Inc
2.50
Beckman Instruments Inc
J
Beck Shoe (A S) 4%% pfd——100
Beech Aircraft Corp
1
Beech Creek RR
50
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
10
Belding-Heminway
1
Bell Aircraft Corp
1
Bell & Howell Co common
10
1
37%
14%
8%
86%
Barber Oil Corp
66% Feb
8
Jan
36
14%1
9
99
1
Aroostook RR
36%
15%
45%
100
noncumulative preferred—100
Bangor &
61
8%
34%
14%
Baltimore & Ohio common
64% Jan 27
28% Jan 22
59
64% Oct 22
30% May
Uj
Jan
48
96% Jan
105% July
65
16% Jan
101% Feb
12,700
8%
34%
8%
Inc
(B T)
Babeock & Wilcox Co
37% Feb 26
8%
34%
1
(The.)
9
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp_—13
Baltimore Gas & Elec com—No pat
4%% preferred series B—.—_100
4% preferred series C
-100
Babbitt
5
Jan
10
21
10% Nov
•
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8
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23
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12%
11%
11%
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11%
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51
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51
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Volume 1&9
Number
5825
.
TJife Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1033)- 17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range far Previous
Year J 958
Lowest
■
lowest
Highest
10% Jan
a
307b Apr
197a Dec
8
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Highest
18% Jan
6
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2372 Jan
*-
22
7
41% Dec
17
37% Feb
10
43% Feb
25
Jan
13
4674 Dec
12
41% Jan
14
52% Feb
16
94% Apr
25% Jan
9
3
98% Feb
9
102% Jan
5
3
3874 Dec
29
37
Jan
fa
39% Jan
13
767a Dec
11
72
Jan
5
32% Jan
3
43% Feb
9
24
38% Jan
103
47
July 1
3172 Nov 20
a
197a Jan
13
14% Apr
101% Jan
437a Dec
3
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14
91
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101
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a
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99
Jan
3
1187a Nov
a
81% Dec
17
19
16
46% Jan 27
47 % Feb 25
26% Feb
£
5
1197a Feb
98% Jan
27
12
Products
4
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Feb
a
4
2
7
7.
84
84
Caterpillar Tractor
4.20%
197a Jun
9
1874 Jan
2
19% Feb
19
5%
22% Dec
9
2178 Jan
16
22% Feb
27
19
Central
Jan
2
44
Feb
14
Dec 31
13
Jan
5
17
3
52
Oct
41
7274 Mar 19
78
27
: Feb
44
Jan
15
Jan
30
Jan
30
4.8
Jan
71% Feb
17
76 <s
Jan
5
197b Jan
2
Apr
7
3374 Dec
30
3274 Jan
2
3774 Feb
Sep 17
1047a Jun
12
96
Jan
5
997a Feb
27
4274 Dec 31
40
Feb
19
437a Jan
-
317a Jan 10
17% Mar 21
417a Jan
■
19
Jan
Jan
2474 Mar
874 Jpn
237a Jim
3
20
2
34
Jan
91
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7
31% Jan
a
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56
Feb
4
41
Jan
95
Jan
8
2
15
21% Feb
17
5074 Feb
2474 Jan
2
44
Nov
2
737 a Feb
1187a Feb
1574 Jan
16
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8
327a Feb
53
Jan
7
9
417a Jan
2
5
28
Feb
18
3274 Jan
18
41% Jan
3074 Jan
3374 Jan
22
10
32% Jan
29
13
Jan
22
7
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4
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27
Jan
Jan
13
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597a Oct
27
10% Jan
21
102
Feb
17
877a Jan
5
Feb
3
10674 Apr 22
4472 Oct 13
2
44
7; 34% Feb
8
101
102
I. 357a Jan 17
Feb
457a Dec
2
207b Oct
02
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130
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6474 Jan
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5
19
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57% Jan
9
6274 Feb
16
18
Feb
Jan
6
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Feb
5
9
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2
2
10074 Feb
27
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63
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6
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7
36
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19
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2
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28
,
127
Jan
«
86
Jan
Jan
38
307a Jan
28
9
87% Feb
10
103
8
82
Dec~30
78
8
237a Dec
5
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13674 Jan
15
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237a Jan
,
5074
50
5074
49
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9774
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39
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3874
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22%
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3974
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1874
3474
1274
12%
12
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27% Feb
2874 Feb
2
Feb
26
4574 Jan
9
6
Apr
16
53
Sep
16
44% Jan
46
Jan
9
65
Oct
29
57
Jan
5
47
May
7
66
Nov
6
53
Jan
23
60
13
377a Dec 24
387a Dec
3l
35
Jan
14
16
2374 Dec
22
22
Jan
2
12% Jan ' 3
20% Dec
30
63
737a Nov
497b Dec
28
68% Feb,
3
16
447b Jan
30% Jan
17
3774 Nov
17
35% Jan
237a Jan
2
33
Dec
10
467a Jan
3
65
Oct
24
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3174 Jan
1974 Jan
49%
49%
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96
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2
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7074
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10
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29
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6
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18
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13
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30
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20
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53
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6874
26
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25
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17
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6
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24
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23
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2174
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70
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112
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112
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120
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36,200
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48
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-
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preferred
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41
23%
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$5 preferred
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40%
23
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4074
2374
4
60
110
60
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23
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5
preferred
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400
63
Consolidated Natural Gas
•
26
9074 Feb
May
see
11
32
937a Jan
60% Nov 10'
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footSbtea
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267% Feb
55% Jan
8,200
33,500
50%
50
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63
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Conde Nast Publishing Co
Cone Mills Corp
i
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27
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62
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17% Feb 27
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'
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19
»
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48
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14
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Jan
11274 Feb
30,300
103
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48
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,
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15
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27
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28
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5
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14
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20
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30
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100
800
520
49
41
preferred series B
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13,400
1474
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3074
50
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6374 Feb 20
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•
600
50
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preferred
5%%
30
100
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21
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107a Jan "3
50
1474
30
Colorado Fuel
4174 Feb 20
2474 Jan 13
4774 Jan 20
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24
7
8
30
1474
31%
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5
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48 7a Nov
11374
72%
1137%
41
preferred
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98
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55
3974
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28
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39
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7
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10
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200
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500
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46
14%
3474
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37
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27
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,
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14
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27
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4
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18
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42
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26
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3
110
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2374
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24
15
108
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27
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43
2
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100
26
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2
10
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3
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10
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36%
9
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27
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29
287a
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6
16
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1974
84
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1574
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30^8 Feb
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6%
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25
20,600
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3
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46 7a
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7
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16
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24% Aug 14
55% Nov 14
4674
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27
43
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2
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3,600
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39
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59
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6074 Dec 17
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28
38
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20
187a Feb
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8
1974 Dec 16
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27
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17
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15
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86
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27 % Jan
8
31
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53
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52
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4
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29
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4
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12
63%
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Coty Inc
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92% NOV
7
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16
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29
16
10
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1
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16
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101
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2
7
18% Jan
Aug
Apr 16
6
9% NOV
5
3% NOV 11
9
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Steel Corp
5
5
5
50
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Products Co—————10
6%
Corn
24
Jan
58
10
Feb
20% Aug
1% Jan
67 Va
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Copper Range Co
Copperweld Steel Co common
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14%
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62%
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11%
117a
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23%
Gl%
11%
63
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15
14%
15%
23
12
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
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52
1
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Continental Oil of Delaware
14
83
4% May
1
121/4 Feb
22
34% Oct 13
41
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33% Jan 11
6374
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12
Dec
37% Dec
50% Jan 20
52
Jan 14
23
62%
—14
12% Dec
64
19% May 20
23
5
25
preferred
Insurance
Shares
*22%
15%
22%
16
15%
2
common
convertible
5%
Continental
2
66% Nov
I
18% Jan
9
16 Ya Jan 11
28 Vt Jar
15% Jan
63% Jan
Sales for
the Week
Feb. 27
Feb. 26
Feb. 25
Feb. Hi
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
v
Feb. 'iit
Pat
Copper <fc Steel—
Industries
Feb 24
Jan 29
2
9
63
44
12% Apr
7
Oct
23
8
II
16
23
13% Oct
8% Apr 39
l8Yu May
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
I
Range Since Jan.
Year 1958
Monday, March 2, 1959
.
SALE PRICES
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
Previous
.
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Range for
.
•
'
-
80;
•
1.100
66*2
D
41% Apr
83% Jan
(J2
39% Nov
Mar 10
30
2
34% Feb
28
5
39
Feb
24
Jan
8
61
Jan
14
54
56% Dec SO
2
43% Jan
18
14% Nov
9% Jan 14
Dan Rlv,cr Mills Inc
80
Feb
9
81
Feb
27
82% Feb
17
22
78
Jan
5
19
88
Jan 28
78
Jan
22
89
Jun 16
79% Jan
2
2
30% Jan
15
Dayton
26
21 % Feb
19
Decca
Records
&
77 % Sep
79
Jan
87
26% Jan
19
'
57%
y-
8
58% Feb
24
Deere
5
30% Jan
28
Delaware <fc Hudson
57% Feb
16
24% Jan
2
31
31
57% Feb
9
63% Jan 26
42% Dec 31
18
16% Jan
2
42% Jan
2
45
Feb
11
65
Feb
27
37 % Jan
Fab
55
Oct
03
61
23
15% Jan
17% Oct
13
43 % Feb
9% Jan
29% Apr
4
52
Jan
13
7
30% Feb
13
19% Nov 21
17% Jan
7
32% Feb
29% Mar 28
7
11% Jan
25
46
Deo~29
Jan
Jan
23
31% Jan
9
a
6
51
35% Nov
11
33% Jan
9
36% Jan
a
26% Dec
12
22% Jan
2
597a
597a
;
29%
59
29%
'
297a
307a
597a
58%
59 %
20
44%
44%
447a
44%
44%
44%
*62%
62 Va
*62 7a
62 7a
*62 7a*
02%
*62%,
627a
18 7a
18%
xl.7%
18
.,
8% Jam
■
14% Dec
4
11% Jan
a
19% Dec
31
8
74% Jan
9
Feb 27
15
14% Jan
2
17% Jan
Feb
10
19% Jan
17
59% Jan
21
19% Jan
51%
367a
37
31
31
18%
37%
38 y4
38%
387a
39%
51%
51%
52
517a
52
367/u
367a
36%
36%
36%
31%
19%
19%'
19%
32%
32%
327a
3374
12,48*
47%
48
47%
50%
497a
51
15,300
12
Dr.
(The)
Pepper
Dome
22% Feb
10
27
45% Jan 21
23% Oct 27
22% Jan
6
26% Feb
27
Mar 28
14% NOV
12% Jan 22
14% Jan
6
Dunliill
11 % Jan
13% Jan
20
Duplan
487a
34%.
35
357a
35% .;
357a;
35%
3574
25%
26%
24%
257a
24
24%
24 V
No par
Washington's
16%
16%
16%
16%
Birthday
18%
18%
1874
18%
187a
18%
5574
56 74
54%
55 V a
547a
55 V4
21%
21%
22
.
No par
.i.
——„
.
Chemical Co
International
214
112% Apr 21
Sep 2»
80% Oct
1
Dec
31
9
Jan
20
103
106
39%
Oct~24
50
43
Sep 26
41% Sep 11
3
147a
12
Duquesne
6
42% Feb
27
$3.75
Feb
13
46% Jan
27
preferred
$4.15 preferred
11
46
12
4%
July 25
50% July 15
47
Jan
28
51
May 21
45
Feb
Jan
44% Jan
2
31
—
—i—
26
preferred
4.20% preferred
4.10% preferred
$2.10 preferred
D W G Cigar Corp
47% Feb
16
53
24
Eagle-Plcher Co
27
Eastern
48
Jan
13
46%
Jan
13
46
Jan
26
26% Feb
14% Jan 14
24% Nov
10
22% Feb
27% Jan
45% Dec
19
43% Jan 14
29% Jaa
30
Feb
11
33% Jan
2
13%
1,100
llVs
11%
1174
11,7a
8,800
11%
214%
217%
2147a
216%
215
2177a
1037a 103%
83 »4
83 V*
103%
104
104
104 '
5
50
—50
Light Co common
42% Feb
7
Oct
13%
E
/
22% Apr
:
97% Jan
11
148
Dec
149% Dec 22
159
Mar
3
Oct
2
56% Jan
38% Jaa
1
59
19
137% Feb
154
Jan
183
*41%
/r-;:
V'1
22% Jan
2
37
31
*4574
46
*4574
4474
43 V4
44
43%
«J. 1 /. ... 1
7'
_
9
83% May 22
37% Dec 11
83% Jan
Jan
22% Jan
86
Jan
9
17
95
Dec
*46%
47%
*46%
47%
*46%
4734
*46%
48%
45%
"45
45%
*45
4534
*45
45%
467a
7 46
*45%
467a
*45%.
•'
46
47%
39%
l4%Apr 1|
20% Feb
25
39
Jan
7% Dec
19
26 % Jan
2
6% Jan
34% Jan
38% Feb 26
46%
47%
47
39 Va
41%
417a
42 72
33,30C
32%
31V
3274
3174
317a
21.10C
4
18% Jan
16
36% Jan
7
40 % Nov
19
7
% Feb
x38
38 V4
100
*83
8472
2.50
36
36%
100
Elastic Slop Nut Corp of Ainer—1
'88
927a
Ekco
9
24
Feb~27
40% Feb
9% Jan
20
2
Products Co
8
48% Jan
4% Jan
2
16% Dec
17% Jan
2
24
778
417a
41%
41%
4274
41%
Electric
Battery
Storage
National
Watch
Co
Paso
16% Jan
21
8
25% Jan
29
17
Endicott Johnson Corp
8
84% Jan
Jan
9
35% Jan
39% Feb
27
6% Jan
2
13
28
11% Feb
13 % Jan
6
44% Jan
2
60% Feb
3
55% Jan
66% Feb
2
54% May 29
61% Oct
16
60% Feb
61% Feb
4
Nov
2
88
4%
preferred
Equitable Gas Co
5%
30
21
Nov 14
19% Jan
13% Jan
9
28
Nov
28
20% Jan
2
Eversharp
Inc
28% Jan
2
Dec
4
39% Jan
15
44
Feb
16
Ex-Cell-O
Corp
33
Jan
22
36
Feb
2
Fairbanks
Morse
9
Feb
13
10% Jan
13
47
293b Feb
23.% Jan
24
Products
Evans
417a
I
24
•
•
—
10.30C
6.30C
38%
7
Jan
2
22% Apr 22
79
43% May 5
13% May 14
8.30C
42%
14,300
12 V4
12 >/a
127a
127a
127a
12%
127-2
387a
37
37%
377a
377-2
36%
37 V4
28,000
r
4
51
50%
55
5574
56 3B
5538
57%
17,20c
;
5
15%
511/2
1674
15%
167a
15%
16%
16%
16%
46,500
24%
25
X24 Va
247a
24%
34%
34
247a
34
34
34V4
887a
*87 V4
887a
*8774
3774
387a
37V^
38%
38 V2
887a
38 7
a
243s:
1.20C
33%
1,200
*8774
88 ',2
38%
39%
3,900
17,400
11%
63
62
12%
11%
12 7a
11%
ll7/a
64%
6374
64
63
6374
<6078
62
60%
607a
607a
00 V
2874
277a
28
27%
a
50C
30
28,600
28%
287a
29%
27%
21
211/2
20%
217a
207a
20%
20%
20%
42%
43%
42 7a
42%
4274
427a
427a
43%
30% Sep 11
29% Jan
2
Apr
9
89% Jan
14
2
89
Sep
19% Dec
11
15% Jan
10
1P% Jan
9
24 % Jan
2
33
17
30% Jan
27
For
footnotes
see
Dec
page
28
32% Jan
16
Jan
16
24% Feb
18
95
35
Jan
9
&
Co
35
3474
3412
*33 7a
4%
convertible preferred
Falstaff Brewing Corp
Family
Finance
Corp
*34%
10
*34%
35
9%
x31
x92
-
9%
9V4
31%
95a
9%
„
14,700
8,200
17.50C
327a
2,400
93
31%
31%
927a
91
91
92
92
93
23% '
22
22%
22%
22%
221
3234
3374
32%
32%
32
32%
33
1
200
9%
974
31V4
23 Va
35
31%
32
a
.
}
-
12 V3
63
*60
127a
63 Va
50
'
<
33%
237s
347t
*87 V4
100
~1
—3
Fairchild Engine & Airplane
Fairmont Foods Co common
:
25,100
8
F
32% Nov 24
,
'
9.50C
117a
5
Co
38 7a
37%
No par
preferred series A
Pittsburgh RR Co
Erie.&
'
-
10C
84
3
10
common—25
100
8.50
Erie RR common
3.60C
5
Empire District Electric Co
34^4 Feb
10
6.80C
"
9272
23%
8
17
*
x38V4
23
May
*88
927a
8 Va
13% Jan
36% Oct
*88
22%
41
4GC
-
657a
'
92'/a
*88
3974
32% Jan
90
37%
7%
23% Jan
2
83
3874
21%
2
26% Jan
847a
37%
38 7a
10
Dec
2
"837a
37%
36 3 a
8 74
38% Apr 30
Jan
Va
84%
*83
10,200
42%
3974
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
July 21
2
217a
27
79
.
7%
Natural Gas
Emerson Electric Mfg Co
30
41
.
38%
57% Feb
56% Dec
183
04 7
40%
217a
7
10
1817a
64
39
56
8%
Elgin
Jan
183
6274
■'
6,60C
1527'a
56
40 %
El
29
55%
1517a
55 V <a
21%
20
27
39
38%
:< V
230
8T
J4
153 3 4
183
a
.
87a
Jan
42% Feb
62 V
82%
83
152%
56%
617a
62 V4
82 V4
83
2.2C0
4774
397a
12% Feb 25
Jan
61 Va
a
21V4
39
36
common
preferred
74
5
2
9
preferred
33
Electric & Mus Ind Ainer shares—_
7
39% Dec
Co
Electric Auto-Lite (The)
14
15
2
Apr
Stores Inc common—1
9% Jan
11% Dec
Jan
11
181
38% Jan
2
27
-
180%
4% %
31
Oct
8% Dec 31
"
28
Mar 27
1,200
407a
181
%
40
26 Va
477a
154%
4%
46%
a
3974
47%
39',4
181
Edison Bros
V
25%
47%
25J4
10
Manufacturing
10
100
Kodak Co common
5
26
6CG
25%
2574
100
2
Asn com
Steel
preferred
27
26%
26
154
84% Jan
15
30
43%
56%
42% Feb
36% Jan
76
110
1,300
46
457a
4474
15374
6%
427a
457a
x83
Ealon
Va
44»/2
577a
27
42
457a 74572
83%
26
42V/a.i
41%
>45 3 4
1;,.Zy
10
Stainless
Feb
14,300
41%
*43 7a
——1
prior preferred..
65 Ya Feb
Feb
267/o
17,00c
'
Inc
Gas & Fuel
Eastman
5
149
2674
427a
*41%
34V4
4%%
Eastern
Eastern
900
26%
263,a
'
57
23
59% Jan 27
2
Jan
83 72
267a
267a
83
21
85% Jan
52
1047a
>45
!'r-:;
—50
50
50
50
5
—
::v>; <'
217
26
26
153
34% Jan
78% Jan
17
2,200
83%
•
8474
Corp—.—5
28% Jan
59% Nov
33.800
1047a
*83 7a
x32 74
30% Aug 14
82% Jun
4
73% jpa
26% Jan
Airline
33406
"•
2147a
8474
*83 7a
'
8
.4
5
26% Jan
42
14
117a
No par
9
46
14
12
No par
2
44% Nov 24
26%
13%
Preferred $3.50 series
Jan
26%
11%
Preferred $4.50 series
Feb
45
May 12
48% Mar
86V2
42%
267a
26%
14
7
43% Feb
47% May 13
84 3 a
267.
26%
■
"
13%
9
40% Jan
28
21 Va
267a
Jan
24% Feb
91% Apr
;
>
.42%
81%,:
(EI) & Co—
84% Jan
82
<*2,100
43 V 4
/7 :-
437a
8074
1
Common
217% Feb 24
202 % Feb
5,700
22.90C
84%
x42%
J
Corp
du Pont de Nem
101
!"7
1872
55,7a
81%
43%
,7,
G.400
37;
18%
55
:
42
80T4
43
—50c
Drewrys Limited U S A-Inc
1
10,200
26%
21%
217a
79%
5
—
Dresser Industries
16%
177a
16%
.
2
21%
x21%
1
•
Dow
2.10C
25
No par
2,300
3574
CLOSED
Co
Douglas Aircraft Co
Dover Corp
*
86% Feb
47%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
1
Mines Ltd
7
172% Apr 10
"
19%
6
7
31.74
197a
8
14% NOV 20
*31
31%
*31
-
806
11.00C
7.40C
r
50C
32%
74% Jan
a
1
32 Va
40% Jan
6% Jan
11.8 V"
187a
xl9%
9
18
12.50C
31
51%
1
25
"5.30C
19%
31
9
:
34%
77% Dec
20% Nov 20
591
45
x5174
18%
39
Divco-Wayne Corp
2
50% Feb
58 Va
,.44%
-
36%
18%
387a
10
Co
31"
30
*
1974
46% Oct
a
Jan
Alkali
,
37%
1
_15
;
-
Co—
Stores' Corn
62% May 22
33
Apr
7
16% Jaa
8
12
——-
Club Inc—
1
Disney (Walt) Productions
ij.ou
Distillers G'orp-Seagrams Ltd——2
29% Jan 23
18
;3,10C
10,lOC
32%
Diana
a
54% Apr
607a
60%
Diners'
16
Jan
42 % Jan
25,90C
60%
50e
19% Feb 27
9% Jam
43%
■6.10C
12%
6074
a
30
Diamond
25% Jam
14
57 >2
29%
j 10%
'60%
59
Vllbiss
35
Feb
56%
29 V
11%
59%
Diamond-Gardner Corp com
$1.50 preferred
37% Feb 20
.
57%
29%
29%
Detroit Steel Corp
De
1974
8;50L
21.40C
23.30C
58%
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co—100
6
300
297t
—3
luc
Lines
Detroit Edison
30
15C
<
317a
Rio Grande West Rlt.No par
Air
Denv
14
40% Jan
32% Jan
30
Jan
•
%
10%
50
Delta
19% Jan 26
7
36% Feb 10
35% Sep 24
32% May 21.
48% Dec
30% May
25% Jan
<
20
'
•
58% Dec
31
81
28%
•
57 3, a
Delaware Power & Light Co—13.50
61% Jan 14
1
25 Va Dec '31
63% Deo
46% Feb
34% Apr
•
28%
297a
'
Western
807a
•170
79*
18%
83
-
,
l,70f
55%
a
78Va
117a
x57
297a
11%
&
/ 54 V
80%
10
29%
58%
11%
Lack
55 %
'
11 Va,
58 %
29%
Delaware
9
11J20C
-
907a
~
297a
1
No par
(Delaware)
Co
37%
197a
2074
47% Jan
37 74
797a * 79 %
19%
27% Jan
37 T a
287i
2874
11
14,100
*81
217a
11
12% Jan
83
28%
30 Va Nov
27
797a
*81
19%
54% Nov
10% Feb
*78 7a
83
28%
2
1
79 Va
'81
50c
July 7
6% Apr 19
12% Deo
78%
*78%
15 >4
*79
80%
<,.
50c
13% Jan
19
Jan
55
*79
Inc
27% Jan
18
55 Va
79 3 4
15
5574
55%
55%
'*90
1574
36%
387a
Rubber Co
26% Dec
19% Nov 26
37 7a
l;4O0
64
90 Va
157a
-
6474
907a
1574
39
38%
15
05
6374
63%
917a
15%
28%
2
2
15% Jan
91%
15
10
Light common—7
Preferred 3.75% scries A
.300
Preferred 3.75% series B
100
Preferred 3.90% series C
3 00
Oct 24
75% Nov 13
'90%
Daystroni Inc
Dayton Power <fc
63%
*90%.
64
63%
J
100
i— 5
Corp comiuou....
'S'W/o preferred scries A;
8G
22%
3.10C
33
2.300
;
Volume 189
Number 5825
.
The Commercial
.
.
and
Financial Chronicle
(1035)
new york stock
exchange stock record
Range for Previous
Year 1958
Lowest
43
Lowest
13
Oct
9
7
6% Doc
2
5% Jan
2
17 vb Dec
10
lo% Jan
2
Dec
17
04
Feb
S2
64
27
Mar
Jan
18
47% Feb
2418 Aug 21
21% Jan
52
55
3
Dec
Nov 20
50
Fans tee]
24
Fa wick
22
68
2
3
19 Va Jan
8% Feb
10
7
13V* Apr
29% Jan
21
18% Jan
16
Metallurgical Corp
53% Jan
2
Federal
2
22
Jmi
27
21% Jan
23% Feb
26
7
57
Dec
30
50% Feb
59
Jan
29
23% Mar 13
19% Jan
Federated
25% Jan
19
2
27% Jan
32 % Jan
26
20 % Jan
2
30% Nov 17
52% Dec 16
Fenestra Inc
63% Jan
14
168
155
55
Feb
Feb
26
67% Jan
5
-x
12
17% Feb 27
19% Jan
12
38% Feb
44% Jan
16
125 Va Jan
13
Feb
101% Jan
6
103% Feb
19
9
80% Jan
2
£8
5
Nov 12
73
Feb
144
Firth
8
58% Feb
18
FJintkote Co (The) common
~I
U preferred
„No
$4.o0 eonv a 2nd pfd
56
Jan
86
Jan
5
107
Jan
13
Oct 29
32% Dec
3
26% Feb
89
Feb
2
114% Feb
9
20
30% Feb
27
54
,
Jan
9
91% Dec 31
89
Feb
5
17
Apr
Jan
21% Jan
6
26
Jan
28
40% Sep
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2
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14
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18
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6
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27
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54
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19
180
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49% July 2«
130
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23
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22
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82% Apr 16
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67% Dec 31
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7
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50
Mogul Bower Bearings
2
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8
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1
Federal Paper Board Co
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Feb. 25
55
1
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5
22
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Wednesday
Feb. 24
2
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Tuesday
Feb. S«
5
22
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Jan
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6
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50
STOCKS
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55
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19%
19
19
19 Va
19%
19 Va
1914
1,100
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1
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102
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75
75%
100%
22%
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76
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76
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19
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27
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2
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2
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20
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22
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45% Jan
12
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18
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22
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2
35
Dec 31
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39% Jan
27
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17
13
9
17
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4
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2
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2
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7
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13
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22
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8
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19
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2
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12
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5
18% Feb
25
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6
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3
7
7% Nov 20
67% Nov 26
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19
7% Oct 22
34
2
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15
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102
6% Jan
45
9
9
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19
6
95 Va Feb
18
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33 Va Jan
11
Apr
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3
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39
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2
7
22
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19
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2
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22
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Jan
28
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8
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7
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9
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2
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5
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26
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5
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26
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10
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8
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9
66% Jan
5
79% Dec
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74% Feb
30% Jan
80% Jan
6
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34% Dec 31
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Co
'81%
77
Feb
13
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20
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4% Jan
2
22% Dec
18
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16% Feb
21
Feb
25
60% Jan
1C5
Sep
2
89% Dec 30
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88'A Jan
98
Jan
19
77
109% Jan
113
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33% Jan
2
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6
1
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6
117% Jan
16
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92 % Jan
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44
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22
19
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20
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24
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27
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19
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21
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8
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6
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19
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14
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27
2
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8
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7
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27
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3% Jan
12
4% Jan
28
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175
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81% Dec 29
53% May 19
172
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9
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14
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175
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7
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3
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2
2
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17
1
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2
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3
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9
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7
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13
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19
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21
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4
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25
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45
22
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24
59
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20
55% Feb
27
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8
16
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28
7
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18
2
146% Jun
9
17% Mar 20
7% Dec 16
4
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6
140
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6
Nov
18
74
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25
80% Jan
15
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29
38 % Jan
47% Feb
5
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11
17% Jan
(H L)
2
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18
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87
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20
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16,70b
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139
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77
56%
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10
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27
12
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45
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30
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3%%
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75,900
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,
Brewing Co
Gold & Stock
Jan
80%
33
(The)
Goodrich Co
Jan
79%
8'2
6.67
$4.50 preferred
17
41
80
4
Co
Gladding McBean
24
80
79%
*32%
Co
Brothers
Feb
Feb
124% Dec 30
Glinbel
90% Feb
69
12
Getty Oil Co
Gillette (The)
44
5
Rub
Products
23% Jan
2
157
Gcrbor
92% Jan
Dec
80%
35%
preference
Georgia-Pacific Corp
47
9
79%
85
conv preference
preference
94% May 21
24% Dec 22
21
16
2% Jan
Tire &
8
26
81%
44%
preferred.
36% Jan
43% Feb
80%
84%
5 Va %
52
39
37%
4%%
29
69% Jan
4%%
26
64% Dec
15 Va Apr
28
Apr
General
•
27
52% Dec 30
39
25
27
3
39
j
Telephone Corp.
Genl Tele & Electron
Corp
General Time Corp
Jan
13
39
preferred
Feb
44% Jan
38%
$1.30
97
400% Feb
x38 %
45%
General
104
4
79%
„_25
2
9
Dec
64%
78%
preferred
8
Sep
99
10
9
63
79%
$1.32
12
91
2
3912 Dec
Feb
30
65
78%
Shoe Corp
Jan
2
7
90
30%
64'A
Steel Castings Corp
1
Telephone Co of Florida—
90 % Jan
98
Jan
Jan
84% Jan
26% Jan
21% Jan
9
550
300
78
28%
General
3
27% Sep
4,900
79 3 4
General
General
14
25
27
1,700
•
64%
35%
Refractories
29
82
28 Va
83
Railway Signal
Realty & Utilities
27% Dec
42 Tb
*77
78
*77
37Va,
42%
10
General
2
•
v.
78%
1
Public Service
Public Utilities Corp
2
20% Jan
82%
28 V«
1
Equipt Corp
18
13
42%
82
63%
8
No par
No par
Portland Cement Co.
Jan
32% Jan
36%
42%.
8%
100
Precision
37'A
82
371.4
37%
42%
82
h78%
..No par
conv
General
52% Jan 12
16
24% Sep
4
47% Dec 30
$1.60
240
9,200
8%
8%
1
preferred
$3 convertible preferred..
19
5% Jan
,
2
General
-
8%
8%
*77%
Motors Corp. common
1%
$5 preferred
Nopar
Preferred $3.75 series
No par
General Outdoor
Advertising....
15
26
41%
81/4
8%
8%
General
111% Feb 26
86% Feb
Corp
B'/i preferred
12
6,000
141
141
1
Instrument Corp
General
,
13%
13%
141
141
VB
2
ZZZZIZs
Z.Z.ZZZZZZ'l
II.Nopar
81% Feb
"Jan 20
37V4
42%
82
_
74% Feb
3
37%
8%
42
Controls Co
2
Jun
10
"5
33% Feb 27
67% Nov 19
117
37'A
8%
Nopar
79% Dec
19
■
82
Corp
13
,
8Va
5
Inc
Finance
28
39
13%
14
141
100
...
Jan
48
13%
141
141
Nopar
1st preferred
Cigar
141
2
Jan
29
1,800
Corp—
Bronze
15
Contract
13%
Nopai
Bancshares
83
£7
97
6,600
41% Jan
53
35%
*96
55%
13%
44% Jan
General
*35
96
55
13
Gen
45
35%
96
55%
10
3
*43'A
35
*44
45
55
Jan
2
45
35%
96
11,200
55%
Jan
S% Jan.
35%
*95 Vb
96
2.100
7
54%
40% Feb
79% Feb
35%
100
18%
7
55%
13%
80
5
*43%
45
34:%
*95%
18%
■/
55%
69
2
7%
Transportation..l.25
Baking Co common..
.5
3
7% Feb
18%
6%
*43%
Amer
74% Dec
24
18%
7%
3,100
43% Dec 11
29% Dec 18
18%
7%
34%
93% Jun 27
7
Xl8%
7%
34
3
10
18%
7%
36
34
7
Apr
18%
5,700
5,200
6%
36
33%
14
7% Nov
6%
7
36%
*36
34%
Jan
14
41
41%
7
36%
34
Jan
4%
6%
*36
7
200
34%
Ex-distribution
9
40%
36%
*36
9,600
34%
75
Feb
6% 7
19%
5
48
30% Apr
18%
''
7
50
1
preferred
General
*
Corp.
Amer OH Co
12% Jan
9
comZZZZl
preferred
American Indus com II
1
convertible preferred
5o
General American
Investors coin
1
$4.50 preferred
100
58% Jan
7
2
Industries Inc
6%
9
223
£
18%
21%
48%
No par
[
convertible
/" 51V* Feb
!
17%
21%
48%
General
64% Jan
26% Jan
»
18
22 %
48%
_
Corp
24% Jan
•
17%
21%
preferred..:
Co
(The).
Gardner-Denver Co
50
x
5
50
___
Inc common.
convertible
Gamewell
42% Jan
19
2
Gabriel
19
18%
19
88
*87%
*87
25%
-
*8
76%
*74
22,500
120
88%
27%
27
27%
8%
*8
8V4
45,900
-
100
19
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
20
.
.
Monday, March 2, 1958
.
(103®)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
\
Range for Previous
Pear 1958
May
62
Mar
5
Feb 25
101
55% Dec
39'/2 Jan
6
84
Sep 19
10
100
Jun
09% Sep 25
109
78% Jan 22
127% Jan 22
Gulf
Feb. 23
Par
$5
preferred—
Oil Corp
>73%
-74%
116%
112%
Gulf States Utilities CoJan
20
89 Va Jan
27
Common
Feb
17
preferred
$4,40 dividend preferred
$4?44 dividend preferred
$5 dividend preferred
88
94
22
9
Jan
Jan
5
20
47 V, Jan
13
2
69% Jan
9
102% Feb
13
2
Allg 14
44% Feb
Jan
1
103
\
91
*90
94
*102
104
94
-90
102%
"101
58%
28%
28,900
58%.v59%
t 89
4,400
92% ,t93
/
*90
94
*101
1112-,
570
*87
92%.
*90
5.000
7414
110%
83%
92%.
Shares
29
73'/!
59
*86
88
91
Feb. 27
23%.
23%
*73%. 74%
113% 112%
58%
88
92%
91%
.
58%
58%
88.
"id
.100
100
10ri
—100
dividend
$4.20
57 %
——No par
59 Va Feb
5
84% Jan
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Feb. 26
29%
74%
114%
*73%
114%
No*ir
~-25
~
„
29 Va
29%
Sales for
I'll ICES
Wednesday
Feb. 23
29%
Feb.
Mobile & Ohio RR com.No par
Gulf
13
May
95«/2Jan
30% Feb- 17
35
31
July 14
102 %
Oct 30
90
2
73% Feb
9
110% Feb 20
May 29
90
Highest
Lowest
25% Jan
28% Nov 17
75% Dec 22
129
Dec 10
9
SALE
HIGH
AND
21
Tuesday
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
l^nge Since Jan. I
nigbest
Lowest
14
LOW
STOCKS
104
10i
140
•
94
104
II
3
July
47 Va
7
38% Jan
4.9 Va Apr
69
02
Jan 21
29% Nov
18
25% Jan
28% Jan
24% Dec
8
21% Feb
24
Jan
15
70
99
Dec
8
88
Feb
95
Jan
Hall (W F) Printing Co
Hamilton Watch Co common
20
13 Va May 20
15
20
Jan
2
33% Sep
2
26% Jan
2
13
41
140
23
Nov 10
Apr
7
30
Jan
30
Jan
t23
33
Nov
10
Jan
30
32% Dec
132j
Jan
13
30% Jan
7
38
Jan
28
44% Ji»n
5
44 Va Dec
1
30
39% Feb
13
20% Apr 29
14
26 % Feb
9
22% Jan 20
36% NOV
Jan
34
18
8
39
Jan
J5
52% Jan
2
73 % Feb
20
Havcg
27
16% Jan 12
Hayes
71% Jan
Heinz (II J) Co
14
Jan
64%
Jan
2
7
89% Feb 21
86
Jan
16
28
Feb
16
31 Va Jan
4% %
89% Feb 20
15% Nov 17
10
Nov
67
0
30% Dec
2
33% Dec
8
32% Jan
2
38
13
Jun
27
1
118
36% Dec
Helme
27
Jan
7%
20% Jan 21
Jan
19
6
50
Feb
58
Hercules
27
66
Jan
72% Jan
31
34
Jan
38% Feb
Powder
2
Hertz
Co
(The)
—
33% Jan
39% Jan 22
13% Jan
18% Feb
G9
Heyden Newport Chem Corp
3%% preferred series A
Jan
2
88% Nov
28
85
16% Jan
2
33% Dec
19
31% Jan
7
9% Jan 10
15% Dec
31
15% Jan
19
27
Feb 25
27
35V4 Jan
14
Jan
2
21
45% Feb
23% Feb
13
Jan
7
18
36% Jan
23
14
12
Jan
5
15
25% Dec
12
21% Jan
5
25% Jan
2
30
May 21
29
2
47% Dec 31
27% Feb
43% Jan
2
82% Jan
9
49% Jan 21
67% Dec
85
92
8
Jan
19
Jan
7
65% Jan
24
Jan
84
Feb
9
Feb
7
13
37% Jan
84
Jun
6
75
Jan
6
80
Feb
81
90
Jun
6
83% Jan
5
85
Feb 20
Feb
27
70%- Jan
12
75
15
16% Jan 26
161/4 Fell 27
17
«% Jan 22
;
Nov
15% Dec
18
11% Jan
6% Jan
14% Dec 30
13% Jan
1
10
Apr 18
3% Sep
7% Sep
3% Dec 22
(£3
40% Apr 14
13% Jan 27
Oct
9
9
6 Va Feb
3-% Jan
593-1 Jan
20% Nov 17
18
Feb
6
64
20% Feb
17
72% Jan
Dec~l9
87%
19
20% Feb
19
87 % Jan
2
91% Feb
3
5 Vo
Jun
52% Jan 22
Jun
23
45% Jan
47% Feb
3
29 % Jan
2
38% Nov 20
Ifeb
44
Jan
5
50
7
47
Jan
•
14
37
Jpn
8
% Jan
10% Feb
18
22% Feb
25 Va Jan
1G
39% Jan 22
2
36%';
37%
1,600
18%
70,100
14%
69
69
69
"88
89%
89 %
91%
\
33%
33 V,
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Jen
186
9% Nov
24% Nov 12
Nov
101
2
162
May 27
2
73
Jan
25% Jan
13
20
.'July 18
146
Dec
29
43
95% Jan
102 Va Jan
158
Feb
158
133
Feb
150 Va Jan
Feb
15
2
40%
41%
•
41%
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88%.
7%
7%
28
*27%
23%
'
*40 %
h
41
34%
*79 %
V
33%
85
*83 Va
Dec
30
90% Jan
18% Jun
26 % Sep
30
25
552
29
Dec
44
Dec
9
Jun
11
26% July
7
33% Sep 15
68% Jan
13
,13% Apr
1
78% Jun 13
21% Aug 27
,
95
70% Jan 17
Jan
7
85% Feb 27
122% Nov
Sep 25
7% Jan 13
13
■■;
Jan
28 Va July
73
Jan
73
72
72%.
72
7211,
72
72 %>
14%
14
14
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15%
15%
Washington
Birthday
1%
6
63%
'63%.
20
19%
19li
20%
*19%
12% Jan
25
16% Jan
5%
37%
37%
37%
37%
38
33
22
22%
22
22%
22%,
22%
2
Dec
18
35% Oct
6
65% Dec 16
130
8
May 28
13% Jan
T
32% Sep 17
31
Jan
28
33%
:
Oct~l7
33%:Dec
19
2
Jan
5
Jan
28
145
Jan
29
37
Jan
;
2
Feb
10
42% Feb 26
34
Feb
10
35% Feb
16
57 Va Feb
9
65% Feb
19
-J*
46%
46%
40
34%'
331#
52 Va
51%
X51 %
53%
38%
42.
.
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43
38
43
V
45
45
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44%
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44%
"44
38%
39
3814
38%
38%
10
10%
9%
23%
22 3 4
23%
99%
10014
.International Paper common
,7.50
s$4 preferred
No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com—No par
;
,.100
-No par
International Shoe
7%
No par
/
preferred
—25
Interstate'Dept Stores
Interstate Power Co
7
Iowa Elec Light & Power Co
123
Jan
23
36% Jan
43
52 Va Dec 23
34V* Apr 23
•3
S5
•3
28
Dec 31
.
Apr 11
Mar
4
May 22
20
47
-r
24
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91% Feb
H6®?!
56/4 Dec 31
®11( Vec
'15,I
54% Oct
Wr*-r
8
.85
Feb
106
9
16
^
Jan 28
49 la Feb
9
2
2.
6
26
26.
I
411a
151%
30%
30%
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76
76
76
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30
3014
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76
76
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121
25,200
440
151%
150%
7
22,300
:
30%
76
-t400
,
134%
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92
127a
*13
36Va
7.
121
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92
13%
61
60
130
133
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133
35%.
35%
35%
40 Va
41%
41
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7
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11,700
200
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,
.
617,
41
41%
800
36%.
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36
4214
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420
.
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,
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36
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,
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63%
6314
63%
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63%
22,800
32
31%
32
31%
32
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30
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1
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100
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5
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4,900
30%
29
29
301a
30 Va
30%
29%
28%
2874
28%
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19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
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37
37%
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3774
38
38%
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38%
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35
35
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,
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123
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26%
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84
84
106
106
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21 Va
2114
28
23%,
27Tb
2818
85
84
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7,100
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120
1,500
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12114
59
59%
101
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13
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,
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57,9.00
.
31%
5
374%
120 V 4
12214
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Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
—1
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100
Jones & Laughlln Steel com
5% preferred series A
,
11^00
63 Va
5
Johns-Manvllle Corp
16
5.300
'
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,
6774 Jan 26
103 V* Jan 28
53% Jan 21
42 Va
151%
Jewel Tea Co Inc common
.
Feb 27
57% Jan
41%
151 Va
152
220
■'!
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42%
4218
•
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32 Va
Jaeger Machine Co
7
9
26'
r 532
31%
I-T-E Circuit Breaker Co
5814 Feb 19
59%. Jan
97 Jan
48%. Jan
57
86Va Jan
51 Va Jan 28
Island Creek Coal common
$6 preferred
14 Feb 27
Feb
527
63%
—
119% Jan
—
-25
common
126% July 24
42% Oct 28
«ay
529%
18%
123%
118
Jan 10
•84% Nov 14
,,
253 V
26 U
25%
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.
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•83 A Nov
524
94%
26%
519
95
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700
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15
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73%
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06
72
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516
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3114 Jan 28
85Va Jan
6
31
93%
45
:
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47%
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25
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32
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26
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82
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139
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=
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163
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5,300
23
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82
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38
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18% Jan
;
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19
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3,000
33%
32% Feb
35%, Aug
7
38% Jun 10
V- .22%
33%
International Telep & Teleg-Nopar
When, issued
Feb
1,300
No par
Canada
.5% preferred
\ International Salt
12
33% Jan
37
27,900
38%
47%
No par
common
900
5?a
*37:!'r'
22
U
91
51a ■*,
5%
6-Va
1,200
2,000
International Packers Limited—,1
2
66% Jan
Feb
94
_
90%
90%
5%
5%
100
7
V' 63la
19VaV'., 19%
*19% %19%
33%
7% preferred
,100
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com—,-5
/
'4% preferred—
100
Int'l Nickel of
18% Feb 27
24
Feb
19%
*19%
90
6
(i
63
46 V'4
—1
5
International Mining Corp
123 Va Feb 27
59
4
May 7
41% Oct 3D
2
*
5
93% Feb 25
116 % Feb
28
22
Int'l .Harvester
Jan
19.%.,
90
90
90%
—
0
2
*5%
*5 la
63%
19%
*5%
1,500
37,700
2,500
14
l7/a
63%
5%
*"
"13%
2
33%
5
Int'l Business Machines
12% Feb
Feb
40
29% Jan 13
21% Jan
12
20
15n',
20%
*20
90
14 %
15%
2
2,300
15%-;' ig%
*131,';
2
63%|
5%
63%
1
1%
2
x20
s
10
95
47%
100
15
76% jan 29
17% Feb
86% Jan
40
100
95
33%
20
*
Jan
153% Jan 14
30% Feb 25
*84% i: 80
96%
15%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
—1
4Va% preferred
Interlake Iron Corp
.42% Jan
533
6
91
136
82% July 14
Jan 13
28
7
28
71
7
25
t
13
Jan
39% Jan 27
147 14 Jan
96% July 16
16Y3 Nov 11
88
87 Va Jan
100
Jan
Oct
13% .Dec 31
2
494
85
5,800
/"
85
470."
Interchemical Corp common
166\
81
*95
„
•;■
No par
27
2
*79%,
96
No par
100
Ctfs Inc
100
81
*79%
..
85
72%
"
-
—15
Inland Steel Co
4,700
41
96
1
74 Va Feb
3
23%
34
14%
.
.—100 pesos
58 % Jan
10
>
331a.
33 s,
No par
30
Jan
23
*40%
40%
331«
80
%
-
61% Dec
Jan
200
5
-
Insuransliares
Oct
50
16,000
27!ai
23 %
40%
34 Va'
80
33,300
41%
271a
27%
41
-80
2,500
714 %7%
7%
23%
23%.
1,200
*871% 88%
88
*27%
28
Va'- 23%,
40%
a
9,900
98
'83
100
1
50
5
Inspiration Cons Copper
.
40 7
•
71a
1,400
14.600
14%.
10
Co
17
27
*40%
34'%
*96
__
31% Feb
800
40%
x88
88%.
8
%23%V 23%
•':>
_50
23
57
*27%
issued
49% Feb 25
143
14
7%
'
preferred—100
36% Jan
95% Feb 24
14 %
88%"
Industrial Rayon
1 IngersollrRand common
*
6% preferred
27% Jan 26
171,
14%
3.700
331.,
17%
433,45
41%
38%
_
29 % Jan
2
33%;
17%
45 "a
600
17
15
33S!!
60
300
f 92
5614* / 57
13
Jan
89
57
Oct
94
68%'. 68%
57
29% Dec
5
14%*
90
♦68%
57
S A
16
k
58'
82% Jan 13
37 ' Apr 29
86
Oct
1
2
14%
70
89
Industria Electrica De Mexico
6% Apr 25
14
Jan
2
14
14 Va
*67%
preferred
-50
4.26% preferred
:
50
4.70% preferred
-50
4.42% preferred
50
4.20% preferred
—50
Indianapqlis Power & Light—No par
5
Jan
3611,
57
4.08%
44% Jan 28
14
36%
5,400
9
51
37
1
Illinois Power Co common
2
37
37-% ' 38%
14%
141a'
441.,
Illinois Central RR Co
2
9,200
28 3
4
42% Dec
36 7 a
44 %t
7
45% Dec
500
36%
23
Jan
48
70%,
361a
28%
43% Feb
1
116%
70%
36%
45%
55% Jan 21
Dec
*115%
70%
367 a
23
40
47
11514
701a
11514
71%
36 Va
281)
13
Feb 24
115%
*70%.
*2811
13
45
115.%
71
36 7 «
x44'%
42% Jan
9
220
116
45%
25
48
0,300
28 %
Feb
3
3
:
23%
37%.Feb
Oct
i7:i,
45
42
42
173',;
56%!; 58 I.
28%
50% Feb
31
17%
57 Va
23%
Idaho Power Co
Dec"31
17%
56%
28 %
52
47% Jan 21
120
700
18
57%
45%
23% Jan 21
38% Dec
i
17%
56%
23%
8
50%
*36
18%
45
21
13
37
*36
37
~
1,700
.
28%
1
2
Oct 13
32
37
23%
24% Dec
29% Jan
36' 'a
2.000
28%
31%
10
2
28% Jan
28 3 a
32%
preferred——30
12.50
10
Corp com—
5
13% Jan
41
28%
3234
14%
preferred scries A
Cement
28%
32%
14%
Hupp Corp conation
5% convertible pftl series A
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
Ideal
28%
32%
15""
0% Feb 20
38% Jan 29
12
28 Va
32 %
14%
7
Jan
70
90 :
;
29
*36
40
5
13
34% Feb 27
14%
'.
.70/
70
*88
57 %
50c
5 V4 Jan
20
89%,
1,600
2,200
17%
35% Jan
Jgn 29
69
89
89
35,000
33%
3
46
67 %
66%
89
70':,
18%
20
30% Jan
67%
89
14%
68
I
44
6% Oct
31
14%-
14%
33%
38% Dec
De«c
69
14 V,
71%
14
18
2
50
73%
1414
69 %
?
42 Va.
2
11
68%
71%.
1,200
391,,
•
17%
2% Jan
Jan
"39
42%
noncumulative
When
10
39
9%
10
39
39
6,700
10%,
10
39
9%
*38 Va
10%
4,000
17%
30% Jan
15% Feb
>
5%
35',
36
\
Hudson Bay Min <fc Sm Ltd—No par
Hunt Foods & Iiulust Inc com
5
22% Jan 21
Jan
18
22
Feb 24
2
1% Jan
13
Jan
35
■18
preferred
-100
4.40% preferred—
-100
Houston Lighting & Power—No par
Howard Stores Corp
1
Howe Sound Co
(Delaware)——-1
tHudson & Manhattan com
100
96% Jan 30
95
75
35
.
4 c/o
97% Aug 13
82% Jun 12
35 Va
32%
Household Finance common—No par
3%% preferred
100
Feb 26
1
34%
13,900
42
$2.25 convertible preferred
74% Dec 29
35%
4,900
40s,
30%
3514
29
67 %
_1
$4.25 preferred
2
25
40
29%
•87
Houdaille-Industrlcs Inc common—3
16
39% Sep
13
40%,
28%,
'
.......
5
41
20
40%
29%
71
12
24
16
33 % Feb
41%
36-
Feb
7
40% Jan
40%
28%
'
3714
/
41%
*114%
Feb
20% Jan
3
132
„
37%,-
37%
57
9
28
*127
132.
2,400
45%
45%
45 %
-
2,400
' 45
28.
2
41% Dec
•
45
37
37%
14
8% Jan
27
23% Nov
9
Chemical
44%
29%
9%
No par
Hotel Corp of America common—1
5% convertible preferred
25
8% Nov 20
29% Nov 21
15% Feb 10
Hooker
19
18
37'
:;v
37%
69 %
29V4 Feb
2
90
5,400
*127
39
■,
Homestakc Mining
Honolulu Gil Corp
2
42% Feb
881/2 Feb
35% Jan 28
31
Jan
Feb
57
16
39% Nov 20
5
2
convertible
89%
31%*' 31%
35
2.50
-
Holly Sugar Corp common
5 Vo
89%'
44%
46
132
*127
132
600
39%
42%
46%
45%
46%
'
27 Va
321a
40%
—No par
(conv)
44V4
47
1
32%
,
7,000.
1,100
62%
32%
*39
89
.'.32
i
a».
28%
1
:100
Hoffman Electronics Corp
Holland Furnace Co
24
45% Dec
12% Nov
'
4(1
5
Hilton Hotels Corp
Hires Co (Charles E)
20
Feb
2
9% Jan 20
17%. Jan
3
39% Feb 24
83% Apr
7
2nd pfd
$4%
Feb
92
Jan
89:
/
.
.
-100
No par
1
04 % Jan
92
211^21%
2 1/12
common
5% preferred
Hcrshey Chocolate Corp
21
74% May 29
Deo
22
46%
No par
35% Nov 20
15% Sep 29
17% Jan
21%
21%
*21%
90
3274
37 Vs
(G W) common
—10
noncumulative preferred—25..
7
36% Jan
21%
—l
Jan
86% Jan 14
|1% Jan 13
Sep
27.1
>127%;
25
100
common
Hewitt-Robins Inc
Jan
62
27%
1
5
preferred
Hercules Motors
115 % Feb 25
19
70% Nov
35% Dec 31
81
62%
27%
32%
1
50
Heller (W E) & Co
37% Feb 19
7
112% Jan
Apr 23
3.65%
28
16 % Jan
20
Nov
61
107% Oct 31
83% Jan
3
33
7
30% Jan
12
35% Jan 23
19% Nov 10
Feb 25
74
62%;
27%
10
America coinmon
preferred
Industries Inc—_—
Industries Inc
38% Jan
17% Jan
23% Jan
:
45'a
63 %
27 Va
-
5
Hat Corp of
10% Feb 19
17
22
51% Dec 31
12% July 14
2
80
45%
62%
27%
—1
2.50
.
Chemical Co
Dec
38
28% Jan
6
22% Apr 25
38% May
45%
66
x90
100
.
Hart Schaffncr & Marx
15
36% Jan
5
7% Jan 16
—.
Harris-Intertype -Corp—
Harsco Corporation
Harshaw
30% Feb 27
9% Dec
9
43% Jan
83% Oct
6% preferred
13
300
45%.
45
x21%
Washington s
Birthday
Harbison-Walk Refrac com—-«~7.50
Jan
*4411
45%
45
63%
.
44% Feb
132
Mar 17
29 % Nov
10
5
47'A Feb 18
39% Jan
19
47% Dec
13
37/a Jan
Jan
49
29% Feb
20
5
1
preferred
100
Hammermill Paper Co
——J2.50
Hamfnond Organ Co
——...
—1
convertible
4%
'
31% Ja»n
Weil Cementing—5
Halliburton Oil
27%
STOCK
EXCHANGE;
CLOSED
25
Huekensuck Water
50%
.
507b
66%
102
49%
67 Vs
102
5014
66%
102
49l!f'
67
102
501'a
30,700
240
9,200
Volume
189
5825
Number
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1037)
\
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1958
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Wednesday
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Shares
Feb. 27
Feb. 26
Feb. 25
Feb. 24
Sales fat
HIGH SAL* PRICES
AND
Tuesday
Feb. 23
K
Feb
28
47% Oct
13
683/4 Jan
2
98% Nov
11
393/4 Jan
7
45% Mar
7
44
Jan
2
83
2
112% Dec
16
107
Feb
10
50% Dec
23
49% Jan
12
53
Feb
19
86
14
77
Feb
12
80
Jan
22
92% May 29
89
Feb
17
7
94% Jan
2
July 31
89 Va Feb
5
23
Jan
Feb
9
43% Jan
5
93% Feb
10
98% Jan
14
4Va %
convertible
48
Feb
24
preferred
117
Jan
29
4%%
4%%
37
Kaiser Alum
«fc
2
Oct
29
78
85
Oct
28
90% Oct
6
103
87
9
Feb
96
Dec
88
5
10
109%
109%
81
81%
*88
90
>88
90
*88
90
*88
*96
98
*96
98
*96
98
100
*87%
90
*87%
90
*88
90
*88
90
93
*91
93
•88%
7
Feb"
12
100
*91
93
*91
86
86%
86%
86%
x85%
85%
85%
38
38
38
38
38
38
*37%
38%
500
50
com
Kansas Gas
29% Dec
3
28'/is Jan
2
32 Va Feb
27
41
41%
411/2
41%
41
41
41%
42%
31%
32
31%
32%
5,400
4,000
24%
13,700'
Kansas Power & Light Co
25% Feb
26
46% Jan
16
Kayser-Roth Corp
Kelsey Hayes Co
10% Jan
2
18% Oct
30
16% Jan
7
7
43% Oct
10
41% Feb
17
75% Jan
27
105J/4 Oct
13
96 V2. Jan
5
33% Jan
2
66% Nov 28
02% Feb
25
64
*
117% Feb 24
4%
non-cum
Kennecott
preferred
&
Electric
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus
Feb
25
60% Nov 11
531/2 Feb
12
61% Jan
9
7
29% NOV
11
271/s Feb
6
291/2 Feb
18
30
2
46% Nov
7
43
Jan
7
46 % Feb
3
59% Feb
2
66
Jan
5
41/2%
Co
2
26% Jan
2
32% Feb
27
29% Feb
7
27 % Jan
2
34
Jan
26
45% Nov
11
42 % Jan
8
49
Feb
20
81
78% Sep
9
2
35
Feb
17
17% Oct
21
14% Jan
2
16% Feb
13
2
32% Nov
12
32
2
34 Va Feb
5
2
43% Nov
4%
Kresge
<E
<S
43%
44%
117%
116
xll2%
53%
Washington's
Birthday
54%
52%
54
521%
531/4
53
115
10,100
44
114%
26,100
53%
113%
15,000
8,800
5414
55%
54%
,55%
55%
56%
28i%
541/4
281/4
54%
28%
28%
281/a
28 %
*45V'4
45%
*45%;
45%
28%
44%
45%
45%
28%
45%
1,300
1,300
61%
63%
621/2
63%
63%
64%
64
64%
7,000
1
29 Va
29%
291/a
31%
31%
321/2
31%
31 7/b
31%
33
32%
32%
32%
33
481/4
49
471/2
48%
47%
48%
48
Va
5,000
32%
30%
10
49
7,300
16,400
220
841/2
841/2
841%
84%
85
84
1
151/2
15%
15%
15%
15%
16%
15%
16%
14,300;
10
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
3,200
41%
33%
42%
*84
100
Inc
J)
S)
23%
25%
113
100 G
preferred
Korvette
43%
5
Corp
Royal Dutch Airlines
Koppers Co Inc common
'26
9% Feb
22% Jan
23%
44%
1,000
_1
KLM
2
25
43%
115%
1
King-Seeley
2
34% Jan
22%
85%
25
common
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
Kimberly-Clark Corp
25 % Jan
31V8
22%
44%
30%
CLOSED
2.50
pricr preferred
conv
31%
31%
22
EXCHANGE
:_No par
Land
*91
93
44i/i
8.75
Copper
County
STOCK
No par
5
Kern
20% Jan
Co
_i
5
Jan
■
98
*96
No par
preferred
Kansas City .Southern
27
Jan
900
*80%
51%
100
42% Feb
Jan
500
51%
81
51%
100
13
-
81
51 %
*80'/a
511/2
preferred
39% Feb
May 29
51V4
*801,8
109%
preferred
preferred
30
86
109%
4.50%
42% Dec
28% Dec
109%
109%
4.20%
t,4%
22
70% Nov 21
1,100
109%
5
38% Jan
46% Jan 16
19% Apr 22
800
47
19
2
Jan
98
27
25% Apr
38
97%
*46%
Feb
30
4
39%
4
46%
89% Feb
97
10
Jan
38%
96 3
92% Jan
,
TJan
29% Jan
39%
46%
90
4.35%
79% Jan
190
38%
96%
47 %
*108
51%
*80%
preferred
preferred
18,200
40%
97%
*97
46%
x51%
20
19
48
t
100
convertible
3.80%
37
2
97V4
48
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No
par
38% Aug 13
Jan
25
Jun
88% Nov
99
Dec
50% Jan
34
May
96
50
'
38% Jap.
40
100
preferred.
391/2
40 34
33%
Client Corp
Co
84
42%
41%
22
Dec
31
21
Jan
6
23% Feb
25
Kroehler Mfg Co
5
23
23V4
231/4
23%
231/4
23%
23 Va
42%
233/8
4,700
16% May 26
31
22
33% Dec
15
29% Feb
27
34% Jan
22
Kroger
Co
1
30
30%
30 %
30%
30
30%
29%
30 %
32,800
13% Jan
3
22% Dec
24
21% Feb
16
23% Jan
22
Laclede
Gas Co
22
22% Jan
6
331/2 Dec
18
32% Feb
13
34% Jan
22
31/4 May 19
4% Nov
6
3% Feb
10
4% Jan
15
25% Dec
11
24% Jan
8
291/2 Feb
25
24% Jan
Dec
17
Jan
2
38% Jan
7
42% Feb
5
26
Kress
iS
Hi
&
Co
10
(The)
4
21%
21%
21%
21%
25
*321/2
331%
*321%
33%
*32%
4%
4'%
41/8
4%
271/2
28%
28%
29%
4.32%
common
preferred series A
18
24% Jan
8
28% Feb
24
Lee Rubber & Tire
25
Feb
20
46% Dec 31
44V2 Jan
8
511/4 Jan
15
Lees
Jan
17
89
Mar 28
33% Feb
6
86
Jan
21
9
10% Feb
12
12% Jan
21
39% Oct 21
331/8 Feb
16
37% Jan
20
25% Dec
a
12% May
9% Mar 26
28
:
Jarx
2
•
(James)
3.85%
&
1% Jan
9
Jan
2
17% Feb
13
15% Jan
2
30
51/4 Jan
2
7% Jan
19
81/2 Feb
9
10% Jan
12
Lehigh Valley
Lehman
6% Sep
5% Jan
10% Sep 24
a
22% Feb
2 % Jan 30
20% Jan 22
19
30
Jan
14
31% Feb
26
40% Oct 30
10
14% Jan
36
Jan 1 7
491/4 Feb
2
Lehigh
$3
Dec
19% Sep
100.
Oct
2
18% Jan
1
95
Jan
12
Valley
non-cum
48%
49
87
86
86
11%
10%
11%
10%
11
10%
11%
6,800
15
34%
34%
35
35%
35
35%
34%
35%
8,400
1%
6,300
Industries
com
(The)
Jan
13% Jan
9
80% Jan
93% Jan
26
158% Jun
4
146V2 Jan
151% Jan
22
60% Jan
17
22
-96% Dec 31
*93%' Jan
108
19
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
46% Jan
3
10
2
57 % Jan
14
Ell
2
•
19
27
90% Dec
Apr'io
23%
72% Feb
11
octTiiT
89% Feb
32 % Jan
5
Feb
23% Feb
24
20
Litton
27
28% Jan
2
38% Oct
20
33 % Feb
3P/4 Jan
31
2
47% Dec
8
>42% Jan
46% Jan
107% Feb
Oct
82
Mar
85
Oct
14
8
Jan
23
102
Jan
16
102% Feb
17
83
Jan
15
87% Feb
25
88% Feb 25
4.35%
4.40%
88 %
12
86% Feb
128% Jan
Nov
25
/ 78% Jan ^2
92% Feb
10
129% Nov
89 V
11
2
Jan
10
143 J
Jun
23
138
Jan
14
44*
Dec
22
39
81
Oct
6
128
55% Mar
11% Jan
60
Jan
19% Jun
23
4*
*
142
15% Jan
27
71 % Jan
7
21% Jan
5
29% Jan
7
35
Jan
118% Jan 15
123
Sep 29
31% Aug 13
2
2
""
36% Nov 17
,
125
Apr 17
Jan
3
39% Dec
78% Jan
6
88'
13% Apr
1
Jan
14
31% Jan
10
30% Jan
Feb
60 % Dec
4502
23% Apr 29
5% Jan
8
3
39% Dec
2
5% Apr
12% Jan
Jun
Lowenstein
27
Lukens
19
Bros
Jan
2
42% Jan
20
Macy
19
4
preferred
(R H)
20% Jan
21
Madison
Fund
9
18% Jan
30
Madison
Square
72% Feb
24
56
Feb
26
Jan
21
2
7
22
10
36% Jan
6
6% Feb 16
6% Jan
45% Jan
5
5
19% Jan 30
28% Oct
1
26
Jan
8
4
6
Jan
9
29% Jan 14
7% Jan 26
18% Jan
2
24% Oct
29
23 % Jan
2
25% Feb
Marine
Aug
7
63
62%
64%
11%
11%
11%
2,500
10%
11%
11%
11 Tu
90,200
80 %
81%
80 %
83%
83%
87%
86
89%
30,800
30%
31
30
30%
29%
30%
30%
31%
31,400
22%
23%
22%
23 Va
22
%
22%
22V4
225',,
88,000
351%
34%
34%
34%
34 %N
15,200
46
45%
45 %
45%
45%
34%
35%
34%
45%
46%
45%
136%
EXCHANGE
136%
31)4
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
CLOSED
'102%
103 %
103%
87%
*102%
*102%
103%
*102%
*86
87%
87%
87%
87%
*86 %
88 Va
*87
88 %
88%
881/2
*87%
88%
*87%
88%
136
134%
134 %
136 Va
136%
81%
82%
100
100
1
94%
92%
95%
43,500
26%
25%
25%
19,100
10
41
81% Jan
8
93% July 11
91% Jan
6
93% Jan
26
36% Jan
32% Jan
14
& Co com
41%
41
41%
86
86
86
86
86
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
11.900
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 %
16%
16%
16%
1,200
711/4
29,600
55%
17,500
50
1
42% Dec
3
37
Feb
5
24
Mason ite
4912 Dec
22
47
Jan
20
53% Feb
24
May Dept Stores common
26
77% Feb
16
80% Jan
19
23% Jan
2
49% Nov 19
45% Jan
2
65
Feb
31
56% Nov 20
55% Jan
2
56% Jan
5
20
19% Jan
7
23% Jan
15
13
Jan
2
Dec
18% Apr
7
32% Oct
39% Jan
9
45^
29
22
29
Jan
2
33 % Feb
Feb
10
46 "* Jan
Jan
28% Mar
2
3
31% Apr 23
Corp common
$2.50 preferred
MeCrory-MeLellan
56% Dec
Jan
16
13% Feb
5
Stores
6
94% Feb
5
3%%
McDerruott (J Ray) & Co Ine
41
lyicGraw-Edison Co
—1
McGraw-Hill Publishing
3
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
1
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
-5
McKesson & Robbins Inc
18
McLean Trucking Co—:
10
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
10
37 % Jan
30
Feb
27
55'% Jan
17% Jan
5
60% Jan
15
17
26
19% Feb
3
68% Jan
2
98
Dec
31
91 % Feb
26
99% Feb
3
14
70% Nov
21
64
Jan
19
68% Feb
19
3
9.% Jan
10
BVo Feb
13
9% Feh
25
Jan
'
7% Jun
13% Jan
2
22% Dec
33% Apr
86% Jan
9
7
96
Apr
25
22% Jan
2
26% Apr
14
78% July 28
85
May
32
Dec
36% Jan
74
Oct
7
10
1
30% Mar 10
83 % Dec
86
2
19% Feb
5
2
62'% Dec
10
ror
footnotes
see
page
26.
Jan
12
27 % Jan
12
Jan
83% Jan
23
5
4%% preferred (1st series)—100
Melville Shoe Corp common
1
4% preferred series B
1Q0
29% Jan
32% Feb
24
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
Jan
92% Feb
2
Mead
*>
Corp common
3%
67
-
Feb
80
10
15% Jan
30
94
80
7
27
27
50% Jan
23% Jan
May 20
53% Oct
1
22% Feb
43
.
18
39
Jan
20% Jan
19
47% Sep 24
19% Jan
50c
preferred—100
common-
convertible
16
41% Sep 26
59% Dec
1
Jan
85
Feb
6
44% Jan
51
Feb
20
Jan
22% Feb
25
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
Merritt-Cbapman & Scott
53% Jan
63% Feb
26
Mesta
18
77% Jan
5
Merck & Co Inc common
$3.50 preferred
Machine
*450
Co.
"
—
16%c
No par
1
12.50
72 %
54%
500
*85
70 %
54%
*450
70%
72%
54 %
56
*465
500
7,600
320
500
38%
38%
38%
40%
39%
10,200
6%
6%
6%
*6%
8%
9
8%
6%
8%
40%
6%
8%
8%
1,800
*17%
18
17%
18%
18%
18%
27%
27%
■V
900
27%
1,100
2,400
6%
6%
6%
6%
2,600
24%
25%
24%
25%
25%
25%
25%
68
68
68
68
69%
69
25%
*68%
53%
53%
53 %
54%
54%
54%
54^,
2,400
43%
44
43%
43%
43 %
54%
43%
43V4
43%
1,400
18%
18%
27%
27%
6%
27%
6%
7
7
93%
91%
38%
40%>
39%
92%
40%
43%
45
44%
44%
52 %
53%
51%
53
*77%
92 %
27%
27%
%
7,100
70
600
92 %
110
40
41%
41%
43%
125,500
44%
45
44%
45
*92
*92
92 %
51%
19,200
51%
52%
78%
*78
78%
78
78
*78
78%
10
77%
79
*79
80%
*79
80%
*79
80%
140
*71%
73
*71%
73
72%
*72%
73%
20
81%
82
80%
80%
63
61%
Feb
20% Nov
53%
53%
64%
58
2
70%
72%
500
*56
27
2
53%
x61%
48% Feb
Jan
52
No par
-5
-No par
No par
No par
-100
1
10% Jan
39
Corp
71%
*450
50
McCord
"82% Jan
83% Dec 29
%
No par
No par
No par
3
common
$3 preference
McCall Corp
13
No par
'
'15
62
Co
Maytag
6
44
Dec 24
3
•
Corp
preferred
$3.75 pfd 1947 series
S3.40 preferred
3%%
preferred
S3.75
16
50% Jan
50
4
1
85% Jun
24
42
23,300
41
100
2
Feb
41 %
.10
38%
19%
preferred—
11
82
123
38%
86
Co...
Jan
2
900
32%
*120%
38%
41%
preferred
75% Nov
Feb
a?
33%
123
37%
19%
5
Marshall
77
32 %
*120'%
86
100
8%
21
19
38%
6%
Jan
Jan
33%
123
37%
6%
4G
72% Feb 26
*120'%
37%
______—No par
convertible
33%
33%
120
8%
2
80
33%
37
1
% Jan
8
9,800
17%
87%
25%
120
___
42
16
17%
18
89%
26%
38%
7
Jan
17%
88
25%
38%
45% Nov
77% Feb
18
90%
1
2
69
17%
18%
26%
_10
29% Jan
16
17%
88%
10
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
July 30
380
1
12
77'
140 ^
No par
Garden
26
85% Jun
xl40%
141
42,700
26%
No par
59% Jan
15
141
30
400
831/2
2,800
69% Feb
16
141%
141
x81%
2,800
5
Sep
66% Sep
'
81%
40
29
75
141
140
81%
82
85%
Jan
Feb
81%
~5Q,
39
64% Jan
45
Washington's
Birthday
138
*135
136
,
84
52
2
..
200
13,500
39%
31
34
7,500
140
86%
28
25% Jan
*134
140
39 %
Oct
4%%
*134
85%
67,
Martin
140
*134
31%
103%
10
Maxwell & Moore—12.50
Oil Exploration
1
Midland Corp common
5
Field
STOCK
4,900
40%
59% Dec
43% Feb 27
170
86%
2
7
5,700
1,600
39%
9
Sep 25
105%
86
51% Jan
30
1041/4
86%
25% Jan
4%
105%
11%
Maracaibo
2G
105
62 %
Manning,
7% Feb
107%
11
10
100
Inc
Mandel Bros—
Manhattan-Shirt
2
xl06%
40%
Manalj Sugar Co—
2
152
85%
15
Jan
*150%
87
40%
14
5% Jan
21
27,400
87
151%
86%
50
Jan
30
13%
86%
150
86%
(Ky)_Nopar
7% Jan
9% Jan
107%
12%
131/4
13
150
86%
150
100
Mahoning Coal RR Co;——
Mallory (P R) & Co
42
107%
131/4
900
5,300
16,900
100
Magma Copper
Magnavox Co (The)
470,
Jan
Jan
149%
100
Co Inc com
2
48% Jan
13 Va
13%
871%
149%
5
Jan
450
13%
86%
100
Jan
59
-
1
12
102
10
—;
14
13
103%
4
preferred series A
%^>
100%
1
Mack Trucks Inc
2
100%
12 Va
MacAndrews & Forbes common
22
Jan
98i%
97%
10,800
22%
105%
62%
Steamship Co__
27
86
45
22
3.33 %
Jan
37
31
44%
211/4
10%
(M) & Sons Inc
38% Feb
6%
30%
44%
22%
10c
Steel Co
18
.
8% Sep 29
8% Nov 19
;17j
18% Feb 24
22
31%
44V2
22i/o
11%
Nashville
83% Jan
2
May 14
71% Oct
2
10
&
26% Fob
Lykes
30%
44%
61%
conv
Louisville Gas & El Co
95% Feb
;>
31
44%
22
10 %
Inc
series G
Louisville
30%
12
series D preferred
series E preferred
6
'32% Jan
18%. Oct
1
17% Dec 31
390
22
16
17<
15
8
6
87% Jan
24% Sep 30
Jan
28
43% Feb
2
81% Sep
2
19
27
10
iJan
;
Jail
Feb
76% Jan
31
22
9,500
61%
pfd_,
Lorillard (P) Co common
7% prele'red
G
400
1,500
10 Va
Long Island Lighting Co comu
5% series B preferred-*.
9
li¬
21% Jan
116
Jan
87% Feb
6
27% Feb
140
8%
11%
coiiv preferred
4.25%
19
"
4
32% Jan
4.84%
26
33% Jan
July 28
104
3
14
100% Apr
139% Jan
29% Jan
9
9
61
Lone Star Gas Co common
12
8%
6%
9%
1
Lone Star Cement Corp
Nov
30
.
6%
46
971/4
8
Industries
135% Dec
18
22% Mar 28
99
Jan
126
7
2.50
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
26
Jan
9%
19
*18
*6%
45
10
Loew's Inc
5
1%
1%
18%
*18
21%
100
Lionel Corp (The)
List Industries Corp
28% Feb
12%
7
30%
25
Link Belt Co
12% Feb
11% Feb
27
1%
50
No par
64% Feb 27
8
Jan
<9% Feb
Oct 21
19
8%
9%
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com
7% preferred
1%
*84
'
7
91/4
5
5
87
1%
*181/2
6%
No par
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co——10
Llbbey McNeill & Libby
7
13,
es % Oct
1%
19%
1%
19
7
Fink Products
13% Oct
10% Nov ro
.
No par
1
RR
82% Dec
: 15
i
*841%
87
No par
2
Jan
1
No par
3
6% Apr
7
36% Mar 11
48%
7,800
6,500
11%
a
Feb
481/4
400
3,900
10
7% Jan
Sep
27%
27%
491%
Lerner Stores Corp
16
28
28%
70% Jan
1091/4 Jan
28%
27%
2,100
4%
281/4
.27%.
48%
1st preferred
Corp
Lelin
22% Feb .26
28 %
22
•33%
27%
65% Jan
140
49%
*32%
33%
*4
a
*84%
50c non-cum 2nd pfd
2
32
28
24% Feb
28i/4
48%
21%
22
4%
41
2,600
100
.
'
2
7
3% Jun 20
Co
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co_
Lehigh Portland Cement
July
1 %
27%
42%
common_3
5
Sons
preferred
Jan
1
14
42%
La Consoiidada 6% pfd-75 Pesos Mex
Lane Bryant
1
83
18% Jan
42%
72%
*80
51%
82
80
80
64
9,100
110
5,400
63%
64 Va
56
56
56
20 %
20
20%
1,600
*32
32%
31%
31%
500
*45%
46
63%
56%
55%
56%
*55%
21%
21%
21%
21%
20 %
31%
32%
*31%
32%
*45%
46%
*45 %
46
17%
17%
17%
17%
17
17%
*87%
89 %
87
87
87
87
54
52 %
50
51'A
481/2
50%
39%
39 %
39%
39%
41
56 %
561%
56%
56%
330
*45'%
16%
46
9,700
171,4
70
87
*86
3,800
39 %
51%
39 %
56
56
56:%
561%
500
19%
19%
19%
19%
19 %
19 %
19
19%
1,900
93
93
*92%
93%
91'/2
92
92
921/4
600
67%
68 %
66%
67
67%
67%
2,400
91/a
15,500
53
x39
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68%
9
13,000
8%
9%
9%
9%
91/a
91/4
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
32 %
5,200
47
47
47
93%
47%
931/1
4,000
94
3,600
47 %
47%
47
47%
.92%
92%
92%
92%
*93%
26 %
26%
26 %
26%
25%
26%
25%
26
81%
81%
81%
*81%
32
73%
180
160
82
81%
32%
31%
81%
31%
81%
321/8
32%
32
32
1,200
73%
71%
73
73
75
75
76
26,200
*84%
89
*84%
89
50%
50
%
49
"
89
841/2
49
49
49
49»/4
49%
22%
21
22
63%
62%
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21%
22%
22
22%
21%
59%
59%
60
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61%
%
100
84i%
633i
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900
78,400
4,400
31
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91
Dec
102
22
79
Oct
15
92
97
Jan
14
K4
24 Ya Mar
84
Feb
24
82
Jan
26
19
99
Jan
22
Feb
98
45% Feb 25
33% Jan
Feb
19
48% Jan
33
5
Sep 19
2
45
13
38% Feb
2
47
Jan
26
2
92
Feb
27
39% Aug
4
35% Feb
18
38% Jan 22
Midwest Oil Corp..
21 %
Feb
6
18
Jan
8
22% Jan 30
Minerals A; Chem Corp
Dec
11
111% Jan 28
122% Feb 27
20% Nov
5
2
126
Jan
10
96
13% Jan
13
28
Jan
10
11% Jan
2
14
29
73% Feb 25
8
34
Jan
35
Feb
37% Feb 26
13
35% Dec 29
9
18% Oct
44% Aug
25% Aug
16% Jan
2
122%
23%
23%.
CLOSED
118%
121%
23%
22%
119%
23%
118%
22%
23%
23%
96%
32%
1)5%
96%
96%
97%.
31%
31%
31%
31%
28%
29
28%
H r-4 CO nv
29
23%
28%
19%
19%
*96
31%
19,900
70,400.
50
99
%
31 %
1,000
28%
28%
1.400
19%
1,700
36-%
19%
126%
37%
35%
35%
2,100
17%
104,800
6,900
19%
20
127
2.50
30%
37
36%
36%
36%
37%
No par
Corp..
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
19%
19%
19%
17%
19-?,,
17%
42
42%
41%
41 %
41%.
41
21%
22
21%
41%
21%
40%
0%
41%
40%
41%
3,600
6%
0%
5.100
1
1
6
20
19%
124% 126
125-%
125
125
9,500
5,900
46%
47%
40%
47%
20%
20%
20 %
20%
1,300
16%
17%
15%
17
15%
16%
15%
103.900
Co
—5
Missouri Public Service Co
Mohasco Industries lnc common
73
Feb
ll
16
Jan
19
24
Jan
29
Monarch
Monon
12
6
8
Jan
12
25
*14%
13
Class B ——,—-—-No par
8%
8
44%. Feb
25
Monsanto Chemical Co——9
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co—.
5
43%
33%
Montana Power Co
No par
69%
Montecatinl Mining & Chemical—
American shares
1,000 lire
38% Jan
28% Jan 14
34% Feb 27
63% Feb
72
4
Jan 12
23% Feb 19
20% Jan 14
73
73
14%
14%
14%
700
"21
21%
20%
20%
20%
20%
1.600
*14%
8%
1
63%
72 %
14%
10
14%
15%
10% Jan
12
64 %>
72%
"72
14%
21%
15% Jan
31% Deo
"63%
class A
(The)
04-%
04
73
21%
7,300
14%
04
73
*14
No par
7,700
73
*63
2
41% NOT 20
r
7
16%
63%
100
—100
—
Machine Tool
RR
5
7%
1.25
3%% preferred
4.20% preferred.
Mojud Co Inc
Jan
13% Feb 10
21% Dec 29
,
Pacific RR class A—No par
1
Missouri
68% Jan
"14%
16
*14%
190
60
16
8%
8%
3%
8%
8%
8%
1,500
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
44*%
60,300
33%
33%
33%
x33%
33%
33%
34:%
4.400
09%
08%
09 'A
69%
69%
70
70%
2,300
23%
23%
23
23%
22
23%
221->
22%
11,200
•
37% Dec 22
28 % Feb
26
36% Jan
2
29%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
4,800
3
43% Jan
15
Monterey Oil Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
28%
40% Feb
No par
41%
42
41%
41%
41%
42%
42%
42%.
24,900
20% Jan
6
24% Feb 24
Moore-McCormack Lines
12
x24%
24%
23%
24%
23%
24
23%
24
23% Jan
2
29% Feb
Morrell (John)
10
•
May
f
; 60% Dec 31
Jan
S
75% Dec 29
65
3
16
Feb
28
12% Apr
19% Jan
S
•
25% Oct
13
Dec
Feb
19
Motorola
74% Jan
9
Motor Products
17% Jan
9
19
9
Inc
1
& Co
76% Feb 27
57% Jan 28
18% Nov 11
32% Nov 21
Jan
Jan
20
27
18
2
47% Jan
15
33% Nov 28
27% Feb
10
30% Jan
2
MunsJngwear Inc
Murphy Co (Q C)
Murray Corp of America
Feb
9
50% Jan
9
Myers (F E)
Aug 19
59% Oct 14
13% Jan
2
18
9
a
22% Dec 29
21% Jan
a
16% Dec
19
14% Jan
7
Jan
8
26% Jan
2
45
Sep 18
29
28%
28%
6,500
70
73 %
74
71%
74
70%
76%
72%.
18,700
73%
11,500
10%
10%
17
17%
16%
17%
1,300
31 %
31%
31%
32
31
31%
31
31%
3,600
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
30
2,600
46%
46%
46%
46%
46%
40%
46%
46%
4,200
29
29*'4
28%
29%
29
29'#
28%
29%
5,300
42
45%
41
41%
40%
41%
41%
41%
2,800
Natco
50
28'/;,
70
72
1
1
15
Mueller Brass Co
Feb
45
29%
07%
74
No par
32
30
2
28%
69
17%
—5
2
2
•
29*%
1
Motor Wheel Corp
Jan
2f
29
..——10
Corp
2,200
66%
3
—_
24% Jan
43% Jan
Jan
120%
117%
*95%
31 %
STOCK
EXCHANGE
220
47%
35
U
12,100
20%
37
Feb
21%
40%
30
71% Dec
a
38
800
20%
20
60
8% Sep 24
S
30% Jan
19% Jan
35%
21%
48
42% Nov 13
21% NOT 17
23% Dec 31
17
35%
21
,
20%
14 y8 Feb
11% Jan
35%
21%
20%
18% Jan
17% Jan
36
21%
41%
16% Dec 18
Jan
36
22
22
20% Sep 29
14% Sep 23
14% Jun 33
18% Feb 28
36%
21%
•
40%
•
•
92
41%
7%
13
Jan
34%
45%
92
22%
8% Jan
29% Apr 30
22% Jan
•
45%
91%'
7%
46%
15% Jan
•
45%
91%
35%
40%
19
NOT 19
11% Apr 22
45%
22%
17% Feb 20
64% Feb 25
Nov
45%
91
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR
12% Jan
80
45%
91
Mississippi Elver Fuel Corp—10
18
90
1.400
*33%
35
45%
91 %
2
20% Jan
2
7.400
12.200
17
14% Dec
2
48
Jan
8
48% Feb 20
10
45%
47%
41% Feb
19 1 Jan
Jan
45
47%
26% Jan 26
2
41% Jan
Jan
70
45%
42%
22%
30
52
50
100
124%
Paper
Power & Light
Maid
"96%
100
—-
84
Mission Corp
Mission Development
6% Feb
62
Minute
-81
*36
No par
Ontario
Minnesota &
Minnesota
84
44% Jan 28
19% Dec
Apr
2
16% Oct 24
4% Apr
4
43% Dec 29
20
4% Jan
22
5
9% Jun
*33%
83%
2
13
40% Jan
39% Dec 16
10
45
83
21% Feb 17
6
Jan
4% Jan
Jan
19% Feb
39
230
97%
84
36% Jan
6
6
18% Feb 25
'33%
Birthday
35% Oct
2
351/a
Washington's
•
Shares
84
45%
of Amer— 1
Mfg
&
83
1)4
91
Minn St Paul & SS Marie—No par
2
25
33%
Minneapolis & St Louis By—No par
27% Jan
Feb
1
5
21% Jan
4% Jan
44%
46%
20% Feb 16
Feb 24
Mining
*96%
47
29% Jan
Minn
99
45%
32% Feb 24
J 27
99
;
46%
6
8
*81
44%
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
1.50
Minneapolis Moline Co common—,1
$5.50 1st preferred
100
$1.50 2nd conv preferred
25
18% Jan 28
84
45%
23% Feb 25
97% Feb 26
111% Jan
81%
84
■
46%
5
26% Feb 10
31
Dec
*83
44%
25% Jan
3
97%
84%
100
*98
9
NOV
*93%
*83
84
*81%
Feb
92
28% Dec
-
97%
84
84
5
100
——10
preferred
83%
97%
*95
18% Feb
Oct 31
20% Nov
116-
1st
83
x83
the Week
Friday
Feb. 27
26/
*95
84
*83
Midland-Ross Corp common
5%%
Feb.
45%
Enterprises Inc.
23
83 % Jan
17
28
Midland
Jan
3912 Jan
Thursday
,
10
Inc
10
Jan
45
Utilities
South
13
7% Jan
27
2
Middle
Jun
39
7
31
29
2
Jan
17
96% Feb 16
6
Sales for
PRICES
Feb. 25
Feb. 2 4
Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfd__100
4.35% preferred series
100
3.85% preferred series—™
_100
3.80% preferred series
100
4.45% preferred series
——100
Miami Copper—————#
43% Oct
14% Jan
59
26
88
25% Feb 24
76
Jan
2
35% Jan
78
7
48% Dec
'
Jan
84
9
SAL*
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Feb. 23
Par
EXCHANGE
80% Jan 13
80
Jan
2
Aug 12
40% Oct
4
«
28% Jun 25
July
Jan
93
9
90% Feb 26
Sep 24
34 % Jan
Apr
LOW AND HIGH
NEW YORK STOCK
JanZ I
Highest
Lowest
82
92% May IS
Sep 18
79
Range Since
Highest
Lowest
78
■
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1958
v
Monday, March 2, 1959
—
Sc Bros
-
N
.
a
31
6
168
a
154% Jan
16% Not 20
86% Dec 19
17
Jan
•#->;
Jan
7
a
86% Jan
17% Jan
•3
42
Jatt
3
90
Jan
7
-
a
168
143
Jun
13% Jan
7
21% May 12
15
Jan
17
6
77% Dec 17
30% Jan 13
42%. Jan
2
40% Sep
9
71% Dec 10
7% Jan
11% Dec
7% Jan
15 %
15%
28%
29
54%
54%
55
4
14% Jan 12
80
:
National Cash
Jan
5
32% Jan 15
9
Feb
26
5
106
Feb 27
24% Jan 21
,
;
■
Feb
64% Jan 15
97% Feb 26
117
Jan
22
158% Feb
9
131
Jan
133% Feb
17
Jan
19% Feb
5
28% Jan
36% Feb
2
Register
1
National. City Lines Inc.
1
National Dairy Products—
Natl Distillers Sc Chem Corp com—$
4%ft pfd series of 1951
100
National Fuel
17% Jan
74% Jan
35% Jan 28
66
Jan
13
10% Jan
18% Jan 22
85
6
12% Oct 22
12
Feb
25
39% Feb 27
74% Jan 26
•
Gas Co
National Lead Co
,
<
100
preferred B
7
8
13% Jan
10% Jan
16% Nov 24
13% Aug 11
16% Jan
2
Jan
9
15
26% Jan
74% Oct 23
38% Nov 19
36% Jan
2
.84% July
78% Jan 14
82
17
16
;
STOCK
15%
15%
29
28%
15%;
29%.;
53%
54%
54%
55
156
159%.
160
CLOSED
/
/■//..'
1
250
12 %
12%
12%
12%-
74%
75
75
75%
20%
;•
48
30
29%
47%
31%
48
47%
49
49%
29%
49%
32
31%
34
33%
34
102%
102%
104
104 V2
106
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
5,000
63%
62%
63%
63%
63%
8,900
*97
98
97%
97%.
97
97
32%
•
.
102% 102%
102%
23%
23%
61%
03%
*97
63
98
29%
v
112
113 %
112
113
155%
156%
134
156
156
111% 11311/
156% 156%
*133
134
133
34%
33%
84,500
I-
-
4,800
;
60
11,400
111% 112%
.*155% 157
*133
133
'
190
30
134
700
V
19%
19%
19%
19%
33 Va
19%
34%
34%
34%
4.700
18%
12.900
18%
18%
13%
83%
18%
84%
18%
10
No par
84
85
84
84%
84%
84%
39
39
38%
38%
39
39%
39
39%
68%
69
67%
68 Ya
67%
68
67%
68 Ya
6.800
1
Co
34%
18 %
5
National Steel Corp
National Sugar Ref
11
11%
11
11%
10%
11%
10%
11%
27,100
13%
13%
17%
17
National Tea Co
Natomas
13,000
39,600
3,100
12,300
-
;; 29%
30%
47%
31%
Inc
18%
1
17%
l
Fibre Co
13%
1
Radiator
8%
13%
13 Ya
13%
13
11 Ya
16%
17%
16%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
18%
18%
18%
14%
14%
".!■■■: 43
v
:
Co
.
6,500
1,400
1,300
13%
17
5,400
'
9% Jan 29
7,800
160%
13
23%
Washington's
Birthday
3,200
10,400
75%
34
S
15%
28%
1
12-%
X30%
EXCHANGE
2,100
5,800
74%
19%
U
>
70%
19
National
1.100
16
12%
19
National Vulcanized
9
7% Jan
15%
75
National Linen Service Corp
.1
^Natl Malleable & Steel Cast-No par
National Shares Corp
1
17% Feb
Jan
13% Jan
15%
12%
133
National Theatres
7
157
*150
157
.100
12% Jan 14
13% Feb 19
8% Dec 18
I
common.
7ft preferred A
6ft
156
10
/National Gypsum Co common
1
$4.50 preferred..——Nopar'
19
14%Oct
9% Jan
4% Jan
Corp
National Biscuit Co common
7ft preferred~100
National Can Corp
10
3
152% Jan
.
18% Sep 10
30% Sep 25
20
Sep 19
47% Apr 11
16%
28%
Jan
104
Jun 19
7
25%
15%
99% Jan
115% Oct 10
Oct
138% NOT
56
25
54%
34
7
54%
25 %
27%
,51
94% Jan
54%
24%
1
2
59% Feb 10
53%
25%
10
12
59% Dec 11
100
May 8
15%,
55%
25%
15%
25%
National Aviation
46% Feb
22% Feb 13
15%
54
25%
.'V:y-54/r.
National Automotive Fibres Inc—1
161% Feb
2
9
84% Apr 17
148
Deo
1
1
15%
55
15%
1
National Airlines
29% Jan 22
Jan 30
55
29% Feb
103% NOV 19
24
22
Corp
—
National Acme Co
18% Jan 26
12% Feb 27
31% NOV 19
Jan
29% Jan
i
71% Feb
9
28 % Jan 28
30% Dec 11
49% Not 21
Jan
6
49% Jan 15
Jan 20
Jan
59% Jan 29
32% Jan 12
51% NOV 20
3.
9% Jan
50%
19%
37%
20%
15
•
3
43% Jan
14% Jan
9% Jan
23% Mar
41% Jan
149% Oct
'
9
'
21,500
4
14% Jan
20
Dec
15
Jan
14
NOV
96
8
82
68
7
May 29
19
108% Oct 13
36% Apr 30
17% Jan
2
12
19% Jan
84
2
Feb
27
101% Jan
7
18% Jan
8
Feb
26
43% Feb
26
Feb
21% Jan 19
84% Jan
106
19
Feb
3
50% Oct
13
43% Jan
19
48% Feb
ll
26
17
Dec
23% Jan 27
25% Jan
19
3
29% Nov 20
25% Feb
9
30% Jan
6
Apr
2
32% Nov 10
31% Feb
27
34% Jan
Jan
16
13% Mar
Nehi Corp
Neisner Bros Inc
1
1
Newberry Co (J J) common—No par
3% ft preferred
100
New
England Electric System
1
Jersey Fr <fc Lt Co 4ft pfd-100
Mining Corp
10
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
1
180
5% Jan
2
14% Jan
2
25% Apr
275
8
Dec
31
12% Sep 24
24% Sep 25
36% Oct
8
280
Jan
8
440
Feb
New York
Air
%
25%
27
26%
32
32 %
31%
380
*340
&
5
17
6
50
Common
Preferred
New
York
193/8
18%
19'A
18'A
18%
18%
18%
1,600
36
36%
35%
36%
36
36 7 8
9,900
55%
81%
55%
8
73
Feb 27
73% Feb
76
Feb
27
79
84
Feb
27
3.90ft
preferred
100
63% Jan 24
82% Jan
87% Jan 19
preferred
preferred
preferred
100
100
Sep 25
Aug 15
108
6
104% Jan
107% Jan 29
4.10ft
5.25 ft
Sep
105% May 16
96% Jan
102% Feb 26
4.85%
29
2
19
21% Sep
5
25% Feb 20
23% Apr 18
45% Dec 19
15% Jan
2
63% Apr 11
26% Apr
9
27% NOV 17
72% Nov 19
102
Oct 23
106% Aug
5
32% Jan 12
16% Jan
32% Dec 30
109% Jun
76
83%
84
74%
*75
75
82
82
86
86
*107
109
107
1003i
100%
83
82
86
100%
81 %
99%
5
2
Ry common—25
Adjustment preferred
25
j
107
*84%
*107
101
76'/a
83
550
250
"
"
*84
87
109
107
107
102%
101%
IOI1/4
86 %
40
90
1,000
1,000
28%
28%
28%
28%
*28%
28%
70%
70
70
*68
70
88%
89
87
88%
87%
87%
3,500
22% Jan 12
23
Feb
25
23
23
23
22%
22%
*22%
9
39% Feb
21% Jan 28
45% Jan
5
42 Ya
44%
44
231/4
447#
64,800
26% Feb 27
261%,
26%
26%
70
Jan
6
32% Jan
2
73
Jan
27
3534 Jan.22
Feb
16
47% Feb
9
112% Feb 13
52 % Jan 19
22% Jan
,2
24% Jan 23
15
85% Jan
19
92
July 16
94% Jun 19
93% Mar 7
83% Jan 21
37% Dec
86
Feb
North
Si Western
American
Aviation
Northern
Natural
Gas
Co
Northern
86% Feb 24
$4.08 preferred series
$4.11 preferred series^
5
86
Feb
25
$4.16 preferred series..
31% Jan
30% Jan
5
36
Jan
26
7
2
34% Dec 31
31% Jan
6
57% Dec 10
47% Jan 27
7
39% Feb 19
39
Feb
19
53% Feb 20
Northrop
Corp
Northwest
5%%
Airlines Inc
conv
preferred
Norwich Pharmacal Co
26%
71%
42%
41%
42%
261%
25%
26%
721/#
72
33
33%
x33
*1071/2
108
72%
'
71%
72
*71%
600
5,600
337#
7,700
33
331/s
33 %
108
107
107'/a
1061%
107
112%
112%
113
*1121/2
113
33%
500
2678
72%
270
60
*107%
100
112%
5
50%
51%
49%
501%
49%
50%
50%
50%
13,200
24%
74V4
23%
23%
*741%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
3,600
*84
84%
—
$3.60 preferred series
$4.10 preferred series
*22%
41%
100
Pacific Ry
5
17
—.10
Northern States pwr Co (Minn)—
Common
I
5
Jan
30% DeO
1
50
5%ft preferred
5.80ft preferred
82% Jan
20
1
Northeast Capital Corp
Northern Central Ry Co
84
22% Apr
10% Jan
75%
74%
*84
210
240
70%
75% Jan
26.
73
90%
2
page
72%
70
72% Jan
see
70%
29
83% Jan 27
For footnotes
70 %
90
94
33% Dec 31
71%
69%
24
83% Jan 23
Feb
■70%
74%
28%
Feb
70% Sep 25
31
71%
Norfolk
8
17
70%
17,100
Niagara Share Corp
Nopco Chemical Co
Jan
7
39%
39%
9
"108
1
83
39%
Jan
113% May 20
59% Nov
5
83% Dec 31
55
83
39%
70% Feb 25
81
80% Oct
54%
83
39%
94
29
108
13
54%
83
39%
9
7
Jun
53%
82%
39%
6
2
Jan
Aug 29
79% Sep 25
55%
82%
100
—
4,000
54%
81 %
39%
Jan
56
105
22% Nov 11
9*%
84% Feb
26% Jan
13
7
—
2,700
9%
37%
preferred
100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com—No par
3.40% preferred
100
3.60ft preferred
100
Oct
9%
35%
68% Jan
Common
80
9%
*19%
July 8
80% July 25
88% Apr 23
Dec
16,809
1
76
Nov
26%
32%
380
100
series A
$3.75
76
9V8
9VS
*340
No par
5ft
8ep
5
70% Sep 19
26
9%
380
Electric Gas Corp—
41% Jan 14
58% Jan 21
*340
9%
Shipbuilding Corp
Y State
-350
No par
2
61% Dec
20
7,300
13,100
47,800
Y New Haven & Hartford Co—
Harlem RR Co
16
92
25%
25
26%
;■ Jan
27
45%
25%
:
8,600
45 %
33
Y
.
45%
27%
N
15,200
84.
44%
45%
25%
13
21 y8
104
102%
25%
77
2
20%
84
86
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Volume
189
Number 5825
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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(1039)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
Tear 195#
Lowest
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.!
>
Lowest
Highest
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Monday *
EXCHANGE
Fir
Tuesday
Feb. 23
Wednesday
Feb. ?A
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Thursday
•
Feb. 25
♦he Week
Friday
Feb. 26
Feb. 27
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14
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16
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103
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89
Oct
31
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2
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30
2
195% Jan
Jan
16
4.40% preferred
63%
64
80
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loo
2
85
Jan
12
3.90%
92%
preferred
92%
94% Feb
100
18
100
Jan
13
83
83
preferred
4.44% preferred
ioo
96
96%
102
93
Feb
27
95% Jan
16
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39% Jan
2
44% Feb
4
May 16
3
29% Dec 31
28% Feb
10
34
Jan
13
6
18% Jun
17% Jan
5
18
Feb
27
88% Dec 31
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5
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May 27
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9
31
89
Jan
27
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5
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5
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23
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9
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18% Feb 26
3
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Jan
3
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15
92
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7
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30
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201 a Jan
13
74
17
61% Jan
19
7514 Jan
5
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83 la Mar
12
Jan
Dec
7
Okla Gas & Elec Co
4%
4.24%
common
43%
41%
3214
33
32%
20
Gas
18
30 % Jan
26
34% Jan
2
Doc
2
112% Jan
2
117% Feb
27
15% Jan
15
15% Jan
20
16
61% Feb
65% Jan
16
Owens
11
79% Feb
9
91% Feb
27
99% July 29
1
96 % May
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
97% Jan
27
99% Jan
12
4%
32
12
36
16
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5
94 % Jan
Feb
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99% Feb
5
4
83
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83
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Corning Fiberglas Corp
6
18
91
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64%
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10
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38% Aug
44%
63
94
94
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4
66% Dec
7
2
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29
63%
84
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Outboard Marine Corp
24
31
29
63%
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25 M» Jan
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7.50
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i
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100
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94
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35
96 %
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5
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118
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4
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4.56%
7
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10
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63
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13
27
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117
116
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20
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56% Jan
28
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2
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31
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21
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2
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143
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130
10% Jan
18
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May 22
3
Dec. 18
61
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Pacific Cement A Aggregates
65% Jan
7
Pacific
19
56% Jan
7
Pacific
30
37
Jan
19
37
Jan
19
17
149
Jan
2
168
Jan
9
21
134% Jan
30
144
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9
5% Nov
7
4% Jan
7
6% Jan
29
3
23% Nov
12
22% Jan
2
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22
Lighting Corp
Pan
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98
Apr
15
92
Feb
3
94
Jan
28
30% Jan
2
47% Nov
5
46
Jan
7
47% Feb
19
Paramount
33
Dec
2
45« Dec
8
36% Feb
9
4114 Jan
20
Parke
19
July 17
27% Dec
23
23% Jan
23
26% Feb
4
Oct
29
46 li Jan
12
56% Feb
27
Parmelee
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23
314 Jan
30
Patlno Mines &
16
6
214 Jan
9
714 Jan
57
3% Nov 21
2
2
15% Nov
11
12% Feb
26
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914 Jan
6
25
Jun
16
22% Jan
8
23% Jan
30J/a Jan
10
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Dec
30
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8
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19
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3
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20
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10
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2
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2
8% Feb
19
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2
28
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3
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7
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A
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5%
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65
Oct
14
74% Feb
27
Psnna Glass Sand Corp
Psnn Power & Light com
5
6
30
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25
19% Dec
29
16% Feb
««4 Jan
7
43 % Dec
29
43
17
1
51% Dec
8
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23
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12 la Mar 11
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14
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27
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9
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2
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18
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4
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12
9
28
25
8
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20
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49% Jan
62
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9
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9
10
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5
7
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10
5
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2
31
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25
13
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6
19% Jan
22
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9
6
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118% Feb
27
97
Feb
24
7
70
Feb
24
4% 2nd preferred
Phelps-Dodge Corp
3714 Jan
2
50 % Dec
31
49
Jan
2
52% Feb
27
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2014 Sep
11
24
16
22
Jan
22% Jan
26
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7
Jun
5
Electric
2,200
5
Co
5
95 % Feb
10
99
Jan
2
May 13
101% Jan
9
104% Jan
26
27'/a Jan
72
Nov
14
64% Jan
6
106 % Feb
27
26% Dec
1
21
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7
26
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5714 Jan
71% Nov 24
67
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5
43
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62
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60% Feb 24
74% Jan
89
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5
83
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20
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79
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18
76
31
29
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71
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20
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22
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29
86
8
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26% Feb
27
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8
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2
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2
7% Jan
2
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24
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28
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24
97
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7
14
23
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5
3
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7414 Dec
96
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2
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15
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20
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2
92
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15
14
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26
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37
87
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19
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2
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13
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5
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5
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25
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18
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7
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100
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123
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37% Aug
8
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8
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5
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8
96
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5
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9
144.
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20
28% Oct
13
24% Jan
9
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22
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25
74
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9
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19
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4
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2
9% Fob
24
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7%
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30
7
28% Jan
26
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71% Jan
2
82% Jan
29
10
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8
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9
24 %
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13
23
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9
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30
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2
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9
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23
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preferred
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of
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4.80% preferred
113% Dec
31
113% Jan
2
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11
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67% Jan
8
85
Dec
30
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9
86% Jan
7
26% Jan
7
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29
32% Jan
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3514 Jan
28
43% Jan
2
60
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19
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2
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24
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Feb
25
45
Dec
31
40% Feb
13
46% Jan
26
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62
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92
8
14
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15
5
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16
100
100
100
100
preferred
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5% Jan
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4,400
41
37
15
24%
49%
100
22
24%
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117 % Feb
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18
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37
68%
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10
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4.08%
4
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50
131
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103
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26
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81%
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Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
3514 Jan
55
31
70
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23
31
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22
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5314
'
164,
46%
97%
100
73
74% Jan
440
16%
46%
6
80
114% Jan
J
16%
47
18
2
6
971+
16%
99
2
6
220
47
99%
Wayne & Chic Ry com.100
guaranteed
2,900
96%
18% 118%
110%
57
101
47%
*97%
109
400
5614
100%
57
97%
1714
40
5 In
6,800
*6614
541+
30 3 4
2,600
4,300
16%
401,1
Jan
Feb
97%
22%
116
x47%
40%
68 la Jim
Jan
97%
9714
68
Pittsburgh Screw A Bolt
67
10114
30%
Pitts Metallurgical
105
100%
67%
1
133
16
50%
100%
53%
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co
9
18
56%
100%
25
preferred
(conv)
5
July 11
56%
100%
99%
Jan
77% Dec
56%
97
300
74%
26%
$4.80 preferred
113% Dec
73
27
Jan
125
73
*72%
101
•5
10
74
23,700
f
82%
99%.
15
10
81%
X2614
29
Jan
22%
114%
84
27%
Jan
18% Jan
23
114
83
102%
93% Jan
69
2214
112%
■
27
133
17% July 7
113% Aug 27
ll2%
82
*72%
17%
Corp
134
a
56
23
82
xlOl
Aircraft
4
14 % Jan
23
111%
47
Fltney-Bowes Inc
22
62
23%
113
8
814
1
Piper
Jun
7 % Feb
56,400
8
2
Pitts Coke & Chem Co common__10
19
Jan
12
81„
17
No par
135
Jun
8%
23
6
140
6
714
46%
A
10
Aug 11
8%
8%
100
3314c
common
17
81
13,300
100%
common.,
14
28
38%
No par
100
preferred—
20
16% Jan
371+
12%
13%
12.50
Nov
2
37%
72%
(conv)
Apr
15% Jan
123
37 %
72%
preferred
Feb
93
37%
1
Petroleum
23% Jan
105
37%
82%
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp com
♦4
700
38%
37%
•
No par
preferred series
Plllsbury Co
521+
81%»
Philip Morris Inc common
4%
preferred
3.90% series preferred
Phillips
221+
*51%
lo
Reading Corp
Corp common
3%%
1214
*22%
1
Phila A
12% Jan
13%
22%
52%
1
23
v
22%
13%
*22%
521+
111
2%
*51%
23
_40
3
52%
1374
23
X52%
1
3
100
3.80%
2%
52
13%
25
100
100
4.40%
5
107
4,600
214
13%
preferred
4.68% preferred
2
Jan
8
5814
4.30%
Jan
87
Sep
53
22%
101
28
ICO
52%.
*2%
*99%
19
Jan
May
51%
3
100
100
Feb
83
102
52
No par
98
7
24
51
3
preferred
preferred
6
93% Feb
Nov
51
'•2%
5
II conv preference com
107 % May
92
1,300
50%
_1
100
13
Aug 27
25%
Corp of America
l
Co
5
Pfizer (Chas) A Co Inc common__i
Jan
81
40 In
25%
preferred
59% Jan
96
4,500
31,400
39%
25%
Petroleum
20
471+
4014
Pfelffer Brewing
64 % Nov
47
39%
25%
100
10
common—.
7
47
40
Peoples Gas I.Jght A Coke
22
93%
46%
*92
25%
Paorla A Eastern Ry Co
.lan
18,700
*92
4714
93%
25%
Pepsi-Cola Co
Jan
60.500
39 %
RR
*7
93%
28%
51% "52%
53%
52%
440
6,900
27%
28
27%
1,500
5%
40%
Paoples Drug Stores Inc
4%%
142
5%
5%
26
No par
preferred
4.40% series preferred
Pet Milk Co
139
33
25%
Corp
4%%
Pennsylvania
166%
40
preferred
Chemicals
82
100% Jun 17
54%
%
165%
200
No par
Ptnney (J C) Co
♦1.60 convertible
1,1138
'I'll 5%
5%
*34%
1381a
164%
139
*137
)
38
166
*35
38
53%
Pann-Dlxle Cement Corp—
Penn-Texas Corp common
26
Jan
6,900
53%
52%
53%
164%
28
3.50
27
94 % Jan
53%
52%
163%
27 %
common
Feb
99
8,100
28%
prior preferred
Feb
55% Feb
64
27%
Ford
84
19
63%
52 In
Ii
Enterprises
116
31
64
200
2.50
21
57% Doc
63%
No par
Co
20
101% Apr
64
x5 %
Proof Co
74% Jan
104% Jun
2,900
46
98 % Jan
1
63
*92
21% Jan
18
62%
55%
9
943 i Sep
92 la Sep
140
62%
*35
164%.
138%
62%
6314
1
62%
la
No par
Transportation
conv
Penlck
53%
62
38
163 %
23%
47%
17
41 Mi Jan
53 %
*35
*22%
93%
31
5
64
23%
47
Dec
Jan
63%
3,100
2311.
*92
Dec
62
01%
7,200
22%. V ";
x54 %
85
1)
60
12%
22%
15
Corp__—1
113
Jan
22
12
22
*141+
—100
Pictures
7
21
22%
12%
23
1514
51'4
preferred
♦814 May 18
23% Jan
*22
12
22%
1:
*14%
5%
Airways Inc
Peabody Coal Co
1514 Jan
2
14%
No par
Panhandle East Pipe Line—
Common
2
3
59% Jan
22%
14%
No par
Jan
27
12
21%
15%
Pacific Telep A Teleg common__100
6% preferred
ioo
Pacific Tin Consolidated
Corp
___l
Jan
51% Feb
11%
22
15%
25
Pacific Mills
90
8
11%
21%
io
Gas & Electric
87
62% Dec
1114
Birthday
25
20
27
Washington's
i
preferred
Pacific Finance Corp
Jan
Feb
s
Inc-Zfi
common
6%
51% Jan
12% Jan
4
Pacific
Pacific Coast Co
(The)
6
85
47
105%
73
*85
14
86%
47%
47%
73%
47%
74
OO.T,
22%
*105
4G%
*73
40
89
280
90%
300
105%
270
47%
74%
9,500
900
70
22%
22%
*21%
22%
117%
117%
117 %
390
13%
13%
13%
15,100
23
8614
*85
90%
280
93
*85
86
%
j_
30
34%
3414
34%
33%
34
33 3+
34%
8,500
64%
64%
x63%
63%
61
%
63%
61%
61%
13,900
43
43%
41%
42 %
41%
41%
40%
41%
20.900
51%
*51%
34%
Q
131
23
Oct
28
July 28
For
19
49% Jan
146% Apr 23
28% July 24
131 % Jan
footnotes,
see
page
26.
24
Feb
£
2
25
54% Jan
139
Feb
16
13
27% Jan 26
•
51
51%
51
preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp
10
*136
138%
*136
Quaker Oats Co (The) common
6%
24%
25
24
51%
138
24%
51%
138
'
24%
138
24%
137
24%
52%
138
24%
1,800
70
2,100
23
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
4
,
.
Monday, March 2, 195&
.
(1040)
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Tear 1958
Range Since Jan.
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Shares,
Feb.27
Feb. 26
Feb. 85
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Feb. 24
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Feb.5i'A
NEW YORK STOCK
1
"
It
Feb
50% Jan
15
12
24% Dec 31
60% Oct 21
23% Dec 17
71% Jan
73% Jan
16
$3.50 1st preferred
23% Jan
28% Feb
26
06% Jan
62 % Feb
27
16% Apr
10
■45 % Apr
8
13
i4y8Jan
43%
31
48% Dec
3
69% Sep 30
75 % May
19% Feb
17
50% Jan
16
20
5
313/4 July 25
25% Jun 10
34% Jan
24
22% Feb
34
Jan
30% Dec
29
28
25% Aug
8
17 Vi May
6
Jan
12
11% Jun
10
54% Feb
37 a Jan
2
Jan
7
13
16 % Dec
31
22
12% May
31
12% Feb
26
47% Feb
19% Feb
60
Feb
27
23% Feb
27
28% Jan
7
8% Jan
22
6
2
11
19
77% Dec 19
39% Dec 29
54 % Dec 30
7
2
8
22% May 12
25% Jan 10
2
32% Jan
41% Jan
10
6
47% Dec
63% Jan
10
90% Dec
78 74 Jan
2
1% Jan
2
5
5
45 % Feb
27
54% Jan
5
30% Jan
37% Feb
2
77 % Feb
65 % Feb
Jan
6
Jan
26
81 % Jan
6
84
Jan
28
Jan
27
23 % Feb
27
18
2% Jan
Preferred 3.60%
Rheem
6
Jan
4%
25% Dec
21% Feb
10
23% Jan
30% Jan
12
47% Jan
26
12 % Nov 20
10% Jan
7
12% Jan
14
2
19% Jan
2
26
Jan
20
50% Jan
26
13
53 % Nov
16
7
25% Oct
8
9
24% Jan
2
40 % Nov
20
38% Jan
2
45
Feb
25
•
2
14
ll8,s Dec 30
10% Jan
2
13% Jan
9
*4% Jan
10
41% Dec
22
38
Feb
9
95'/4 Jun
10
84-'% Jan
9
24
22% Jan
2
2
35% Nov
Jan
31% Dec
17
1
10% Jan
2
21% Oct
30
f3„ Jan 2
7
8% Apr
46% Dec
10
42% Jan 14
97
28% Feb 27
3d '/a Jan
2
21% Feb
6
94
Jan
11
: 35
Jan
13% Feb 27
61% Dec
17
52% Feb
9
Dec
2
39% Feb
10
Feb
9
72% Jan
8
77
Jan 20
16% Nov 21
12
74% Nov 11
July 10
75
Oct
3
86
92
Oct
2
99% Jan 24
19
May
5
.28V4 Oct
2
71
Nov 42
85% Apr
10
15
4% Mar
110
•7% Jan
9
Jan
2
Jan 15
Jan
Jan
9
6
267a
74%
37%
24%
Feb
16
Feb
4
Jan 28
Feb 27
Feb 27
Jan
12
14% Feb
9
18%
46%
49
15%
86%
411/a Feb 11
36%-Jan
7
13% Jan
5
79% Feb 24
Feb
24
23% Oct
14
19
13 % May 20
10
Jan
2
20% Sep
30
18
22
17% Jan 23
211/2 Nov
32% Dec
22
17
2
40
Nov
17
26
—
46%
*46 /;■■■■.
46 "4
4(5%
102%
<
Shell Oil Co
Feb
27
Siegler
27
62%'Feb 27
19
44% Jan
15% Jan
23% Oct
14
18% Feb
18
22% Jan
5
14% Jan
2
251/2 Dec
17
23
Feb
6
25% Feb
24
Smith
107% Feb 24
52% Jan 26
(A
O)
Smith-Corona Merchant
12%
12
12%
11%
12%
21%
22
22
21%
21%
21%
21%
1,300
4374
43
43%
122,100
9,600
44%
42%
43%
23%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
43%
43%
45
44%
44%
44%
45
8.600
42
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
2,700
39%
16,200
X39 %
•
/
'
4374
900
48
48%
2,800
7974
80
2,300
357b
3774
42 74
4274
43
:■
4274;
'
4974
*42
48 74
4874
48 7 4
75
76
75
79
"7 48 74
7574 i-
•
5474
5
19%
25 7
2574
2474
2474
2474
24%
24 74
25
Co
Southwestern
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
Sparton Corp
Spencer Chemical Co common
2
18 % Nov
20
1774 Jan
2
207b Jan
12
17
2574 Dec
15
2174 Feb
9
24% Jan
2
•5% Jan
2
7
9274 Jan
19
9774 Feb
13
30
2274 Jan
2
33% Feb
27
7974 Sep 24
3174 Dec 29
777'a Jan
'2
83% Feb
287s Jan
8
3374 Jan
11
26
4.20%
Service
7.50
No par
preferred
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Rand Corp common
$4.50 preferred
Spiegel Inc
$4.50
common
preferred
Square D Co
Co__^l
1
2.50
.6
100
1
50c
2074
3,600
874
34
8%
34
61,000
2,900
12,000
874,
2,800
5374
*51%
3474
5374
49
5074
4974
4974
2,900
2774
2874
2774
2874
4,700
*5174
/
300
800
35
3474
35
59%
60
60 74
59%
6074
59%
6074
15.800
3.4
3574
34%
3474
34 %
34%
3474
34%
39,400
3574
3574
3514
3574
357b
35%
36
4474
4374
43%
6,400
66
66%
18,900
5414
*3474
35
*3474
4574
x4474
44%
3574
43%
6774
6874
x66%
67
66'.4
6774
547b-
5574
557s
187b
19
73
73
7 45 '•
-
<
-
54 74
55
54%
/13.600
19
19
1974
191's
1974
3,800
73
7274
72'%
*7074
42
42
72%
42%
5474
19
40%
4174
4174
7 2074
2074
2074
2074
*2074
-
21
6%
42
*20% :
6%
21
7
6%
6%
674
6474
6%
63 74
63%
-63 74
6374
8774
8774
87%
8774
8774
1874
1974
18%
1974
2174
2174
217«
22
95
95
3214
3374
7
64
8774
,
.
1874
9474
-94?4
x29%
22
95
21% ,22
19
2174
1874
1874
800
*7274
42
2
5
10774
35
25
No par
•
5974
l-
5
12
12% Jan
2074
4,800
•
35"
25
19
17% Apr
20-%
287b
Jan
9
20%
28
Edison
9,000
45%
5074
29
3,700
; 10,000
'
51%
22% Jan
15
45
5074
Southern Railway common
No par
5% non-cum preferred
20
Mobile & Ohio stock tr ctfs
10C
19
105
4574
''2874
19
71/2 Jan
10474
4574
5
•
18,800
10474
106%
x10574
South Porto Rico Sugar common—5
13
88% Jan
10774
106%
5074-
preferred
18,000
%
III
,
52%
15
65% Feb
':
5274
Jan
8
'
-
5174
1974 Jan
20
v
5i34,:
Co
9,300
557b
6474
5c
.
Public
i
1974
75
4374
3674
5574
60% Jan
2G.
61,300
18%
3474
1974
8
page
38
1874'
36%
5274
2
see
13,600
3774
1874
3474
19%
13
footnotes
18% '•
5274
1874 Jan
For
18%
1874
6574
5374 Feb
2
1874
/
:
1974
72 74 Jan
20% Jun
1874
1874
19%
18 7b
5274
29
May
1974
18
19
«
6574
Southern Pacific
2774 Oct
19 '
1874
20
Southern Natural
95
19 7
17%
5274
22
3
19 »/8
67%
19
2
19%
197b
Jan
27
56,200
9,100
4.400
147 B
18 74
5174
4674 Jan
5674 Jan
16,900
8074
797«
66
70
8674 Feb
80
•.
7974
6374
2
13
.'42
1474
79%
'14 ,/
80 7 B
64
8
22
4174
1474
417e
%.■■
520
3,200
80 %
24 74-
41% Jan
67% Oct
4174
'
v
v
5.500
6274
6374 Jan
92
43
8874
2374
9
22
43
•
-
6374
31
26
44
90
65
6574 Dec
Nov
1074
89%
15%
107B
•
64%
4474 Dec
9% Jan
>
2474
2
49% Apr
1474
42 74
.
64
9
82% Jan
50,800
16
90
90
;
157b
9%
974
974
90 ;
637b
Jan
678 Jan
10
227a
9%
90
1,500
2374
14% Jan
3
3,400
l73'4
Indiana Gas & Elec-No par
Apr
22%
6474
Co (The)
7^4 Dec
21
24%
Southern
3
2274
6474
Southern
2% Jan
227B
22
2274
20
87
36.500
'
22
43
4474
6374
36
2
4374
43
-* 42 7 4
% .:
43
2274'• 2274
37% Jan
24
44 Vz
.
5
2
20% Feb
1,000
447'8
22%
79%
15
(Del)
4,500
14%
44%
15%:,
8
preferred
12,700
23%
1374
-■
-42%
49
13
4074 Jan
23
23 7'B
14%
37%
7
44%
42
38% Jan
30
36%.
42%
.v
,
47574
14% Jan
31
1
37 7 »
23%
76
*73
;>•/",
12,100
25%
247b
257b
447/«
'■
62% Jan
2274 Oct
410
187/4'
35
40 74 Dec
30
93
*14%
42 74
h 143 4
•
42%
/-
2
8
78
93/-
'
1,800
43%
14%
,
5
10
23%%%
42
34
Jan
5874 Jan
Jan
377'4
23
*14%
,14
May 29
Jan
3774
37%
23%
13%
2
32
78
37%
34
Gas
84%
8,500
76
*73
.76
•/
41%
13
12
*74
76
247b
257b
2574
26
■:
874
Co
33,700
92
34%
Southern California
14%
80
14%
49% Jan
12
13%
82%
92
-
32V2 Jan
Feb 24
■/, 40%
*78
■
33%c
Co
Gas
10,300
5
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
Jersey
28,900
82%
82
82 %
79%
2,200
39%
13%,
13%
20%
South
20
*40% v 40%
.
93
'•
3274 Jan
Feb
40%
14'/a
80
% 14
10
July 15
40%
13%
13%
39 Z
50%
40%
*91
90,
30
Dec
58%
13%
,59%
39?,4
59%
*78
22-
27% Feb
19
59%
591/8
92
.,,-9%
44% Jan
78
13V4
39 >?
79
44%
30
56
13%
40%
80%
*43i-
31
2
13%
39%
:•
14i/«
37%
4874 Dec
10
45
4,300
23%
34% Dec
13
28,000
45%
79
>
7
Jan
26%
44'%
25%
26
Nov
26
45%
13%
r
*74'
25% Jan
1«% Jan
26V4
44%
-
36% Sep
30
26
44%
92
52% Feb 25
51% Feb 24
70
26%
43%
8
7
38
96%
261/8
34
Jan
Jan
70
20,500
*9574"
793a '
%
52
5
96%
26%
13%
47% Jan 14
24
45%
95%
2074
37
Feb
44%
96%
3474
2
34
45%
3474"
347 s Dec
34 74 Jan
45--
*95%
76
44%
96
40%
5^«fv 59%
40% : 40%
.
200
*75%
45%
X76
i
4574
2
29
45%
874
30% Jan
31
77
13% '*-13%
South Amer Gold & Platinum
Dec
22
77,
2074
Solar
2
377s Dec
33
21%
77 %
4674
9
8% Jan
35
32%
22%
8%
23% Jan
28
17
33
21%
46
5
7% Jan
33 % Feb
61% Dec
32%
22%
44%
40
2,500
11,600
331/4
'
Washington's
Birthday
19,400
3074
26 %
CLOSED
29%
33%
*95%
EXCHANGE
28%
22%
"'45%
,
29%
29 3 4
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STOCK
265
22%
-
750
88%
8814
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32%
32%
22%
38:%
89
265
-
29%
30%
30 %
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265
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.39%
86%
88%
88%
88%
265
38%
39 7.»
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I 39%
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20% Jan
8
5%
28,600
42%
1
South Carolina E&GCo com—4.50
45
18
36
*46%
1
25
10% July
2
46%
46%
4674-
217s Dec
49
46%
22
43%
Inc—_
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Smith Kline & French Labs
52% Apr
9
46%
14,400
1,200
22%
21%
25
_10
2
May
22
1
3
15
94
46%
11%
45
Corp
Aircraft
1,060
524%
*92
22%
22
7.100
33%.
33 %
524%
94
11%
44%
-
13
Jan
33 %
526%
*92
22%
No par
« 7 b Jan
30
93
22%
1
No par
151/2 Apr
27
93
200
2.900
41%
46%
:50c
44% Jan
Feb
33%
526
*90
447 b
Skelly Oil Co
68% Feb 11
55% Feb 27
8
506
'
30
38Vii
41%
523%
33%
33%
33%
510
44%.
Co
Pattern
*37
1974-
Sinclair OH Corp
Simplicity
7,900
43
1
67% Jan 30
29,300
36%
5%
30,700
16% -V
Corp
Feb 27
24% Feb 26
5%
36
11%
21%
1
80
72% Sep
31,200
%
16
Corp
6
46% Dec
63.300
2 %
21%
& Tr—
York shares ordinary
7
2
123%
x46%
7.50
12
7
200
217n
38%
41%
41%
1571,
.
Jan
18% Jan
25
84%
36%
'37
15%.,
Sheraton Corp of America
New
51% Jan 21
11,400
103'.,
*83
2%
361/8
36 %
36
1
61% Jan
Jan
27b
6hell Transp
43% Feb
22
20%
2V2
*90
No par
G)
8
2
20%
2%
33%
No par
(Frank
Sheller Mfg
14
83
19%
r?,3
506
Shattuck
5
Jan
103%
22
83
20%
900
46
46
%
84
2.50
26
38
103
84
42
1
No par
Jan
6
46%
10374
103
83%
20
Shahmoon Industries Inc
Shamrock Oil & Gas
Sharon Steel Corp
Jan 22
5
98
12,700
22,900
24,500
1
-Servel Inc common
$4.50 preferred
Jan
8
Jan 26
Jan 26
Jan 26
Jan
68
15
76%
'-82%
5
5
'Seiberling Rubber Co
1
110% Dec
75
3
24
10
30'%
77%
1
tSears Roebuck & Co
Feb
58% Jan
52%
35%
76%
25
100
20
20% Dec
10
51%
367b
76%
.-5
66% Dec
70% Oct
51 7h
35%
74%
1
-
Seagrave Corp
Sealrlght-Oswego Falls Corp
26
25% Apr
48
(The)
Signode Steel Strapping Co
Simmons Co
Slmmonds Saw & Steel
2
51%
36%
75'%
103%
preferred series A
5
167s Sep
46% Mar
52%
35%
74%
25
Seaboard Finance Co
19% Jan
18% Jan
38
50% Nov 20
51%
36%
46 %
Corp ——5
2C
3
Apr
33% Jan
50 % Jan
52%
Feb 24 >
(expire
5
457b Jan
4
7.500
37%
2
26% Jan
14
25
45 %
41%
preferred
Jan
2378 Feb 17
10% Jan 28
109% Jan
2
6,
9% Jan 20
12% Jun
44%
101%
Controls com—l
Jan
•
17% Feb
44%
37%
a
6covlll Mfg (Co common3.65% preferred
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
45% Jan
5
17% Jan
7
85% Oct
44
.
45
59%
42%
15%
84%
81
94
16% Jan 12
44% Jan
2 [
2
82
39% Nov 17
17
Dec
1
12
9*
Jan 22
41
Feb
39%Jari
4
1
46% Dec
25
267/b Feb
15% Apr 11
8% Jan 13
•
13% Jan
29
16% Aug
10
6% Jan
i
351/2 Feb
22
Dec
[73
23
19% Dec 22
11
Oct 24
10% May
Feb
*Dec
40
Jan
$8
7
Jan
,3
4
48% Dec
Jan
25
Sep
16
'
23% Jan
t
25
2
Feb 20
91
39% Sep 30
Dec 11
21% Apr
7
17% Jan 10
96% Feb 27
27% Jan 20
49% Jan. 27
15% Jan
2
,
37% Jan 28
46
24
Feb 20
8% Apr 17
55% Feb 12
24
2
2
Dec 31
16
13
48'% Jan 28
Jan 29
26
Jan 26
78
5
48% Oct 24
32 % Jan
8% Jan
Jan
33% Feb 25
23% Feb
4
21
36% Dec
12
22.400
44
35%
Safeway.Stores common
1.66%
4% preferred
100
4.30% conv preferred
100
, "6t Joseph Lead Co
10
6t Joseph Light & Power
No par
//fit L San Fran Ry Co com—No par
Preferred series A 5%—
100
St Regis Paper Co common
5
1st pfd 4.40% series A
100
,
San ,Diego Gas & Electric Co
10
Sangamo: Electric Co
—
10
Savage Arms Corp,—.—5
Schenley Industries Inc——1.40
Schering Corp common
1
5% convertible preferred
30
Schick Inc
1
Scott Paper Co common
No par
$3.40 preferred
No par
?
$4 preferred
^
No par
Jan 16
34
26% Oct 28
18% Feb
72%,
43%
41%
....
convertible
Ruberoid Co
233'/' Nov 19
Jan
Nov
72%
43%
42 %
Corp.
Ruppevt I Jacob i
42% Jan 15
89% Feb 20
9
841% Dec
2
25
July 10
10% Apr 17
14%,
72%
52%
IOC
Rohr Aircraft Corp
1
Rome Cable Corp
—
~
s
Ronson Corp
—
1
Roper <Geo D'» Corp———.1
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co.—20 G
Royal McEee Corp—
I
23
32% Dec 18
Jan 20
1474
7174
42%
Rohm & Haas Co common
30
O
00
14%
73%
.
38%
Corp
Rockwell-Standard
30
20% Jan
14%
1,000
14%
71%
74
36%
Rights
16
Feb
30
72
14%
14%
■
42% Feb 26
8%
9%
9
9
40
36%
5 % c/c
Jan
Oct 29
8%
14%
72%
Rochester Gas <te Elec Corp—No par
17% Apr
73
7.800
*37 %
Oil
Paper
Robertshaw-Fulton
22% Dec
24
•>'.«
28
27%
400
2
101
9%
87;,
28
27%
45%
5
Jan
67.000
45
Si! Feb
Feb
24%
5%
29% Jan
22
60
231«
4574
23
20
18%
60
27%
5%
38% Jan
Apr
10% Jan
18%
61 %
45%
13
17% Jan
18%
27'%
5%
20
20% Dec
18%
*59%
45%
20
7% Apr 17
12% Jan
2
18%
61%
5%
42% Jan
8
18%
*59%
*44:%
37% Feb
00
19%
61%
5%
37% Feb
% Feb
700
19%
Birthday
1
Hitter Company
Roan
526% Feb 26
700
5.600
45%
16
92
47%
*59 %
"Washington's
106
Co
•
47
47
46%
•
5%
19
34
47%
46 7 4
47%
17%
47.%
*44%
35% Feb
28
CLOSED
17%
17%
-17%
S
31% Jan
481% Jan 29
92
Jan 30
10%
:
Antelope Copper Mines—_—
13
Jan
1774
2,500
35% Dec 30
34% Dec 10
96
10%
1774
10.100
27
1
10%
1774
*17%
36%
Jan
Dec 18
1,400
11
STOCK
EXCHANGE
_10
5
2.500
981-4
50
30% Oct
10%
10%
/
35%
2
505
10%
5974
99
22
2
2
10%
1274
58%
35%
4% Jan
22% Jan
Apr
26,900
13
57%
35
40% Jan
•12
12% \ 12%
66%
64.%-
|x1274
9674
16
31
12%
6274
13%
587b
34%
44 % Dec
41 % Dec
23%
98 %
2
5% Oct
23%
97%
32% Jan
2
2374
X34%
Riegel
2
23%
36%
Richfield
22
July 18
28% Jan
2
23%
97%
26
Jan
Jan
300
237b
4.700
23%
2%
Jan
37
4
31%
96%
111
8
22% Jan
*31
35%
24
34 % Jan
28
31%
16
96% Feb
13
5% Feb 24
300
36
31%
No par
2
1
38% Nov
"
'
*35%
31 %
Rhodesian Selection Trust——.—5s
5
2% Jan
109% Dec
14
22%
36
31%
27«
9774
2
Oct
23%
36
2%
Feb 28
3
66%
23
36
13
series—
Manufacturing
19% Jan
55
% 5,906
637«
23 3 4
*35
36
.
26
48
104
90% Jan
2314
63%
23%
400
•
311/2
—_—.—
2
Jan 15
46
12
31
87% May 22
20% Dec 22
9
1074 Jan
5
46% Feb
9
78% Dec 31
33% Dec
8% Jan
9% Jan
14% Feb
75% Jan
96,200
23%
58
Cony preferred
Feb
13% Jan
69
6734
21,700
237a
Reliance MIg Co common-
38% Jan
9% Dec
14 % Nov
56.600
65%.-
fy
28 .7
31 %
10
prior preference
Reliable Stores Corp-
24
7
24
62,' ■»% 62%
23%
23%
24%
24%
*35
5
3%% series—100
Republic Aviation Corp
1
Republic Pictures common——50c
$1 convertible preferred
10
Republic fiyefel Corp——...
—10
Revere Copper & Brass
;—
E
Reyion Inc
1
Rexall Drug Co
—
2.56
Reynolds Metals Co common...—1
4%% preferred series A
51
Reynolds (It J > Tobacco class B—16
2
Jan
55
23%
62 %
23%
61%
// 62%
,61
*61
61%
"
—5
2^% i
27%
24%
23%
72%* 7 73
28%
60%
:.
,
1,300
72%
27
24%
61
43,300
49%
49
25
—t:
Reliance Elec & Eng Co.
16% Jan
24
49 %
72%
24%
27
May 20
43
72
(Robt.) & Co—
$1.25 div
16
17% Feb
8
29% Jun
2
Jan
9% Jan
37% Apr
Jan'
42% Jan
60% Jun
16% Jan
5
2
5
Jan
47%
72
♦60%
—__—
50%Oct 27
9
Jan
54
27
Reis
7
15
Oct
66 % Fell
16%
8% NOV 11
16
14
23% Feb 24
15% Jan 13
Jan
14% Oct 27
59% Dec 29
26
46%
73
*72
Reading Co common
50
4% noncum 1st preferred™—.50
4% noncum 2nd preferred
50
Reed Roller Bit Co——
No par
Reeves Bros Inc
50c
Reichhold Chemicals
~1
21
33% Jail
19% Jan
2
Raytheon Mfg Co
Jan
37% Jan
25
Jan.
30
Raybestos-Manhattan
Rayonier Inc
67% Feb 27
Dec
25% Jan
69
Inc
24% •Feb 20
...
19 74 July 14
2174 Feb 28
"Ranco
47% /
467b
com__No par
.——No par
L-5
No par
Radio Corp of America
30% Jan
95
3174
,3174
6374
*87
6474
87 7i
,
'
*95
3174
32 %
96
327B
60
4,800
...
,,
1.100
7,200
3.400
700
4.600
83,300
150
31,600
"
x82
-
•
,
•/*82
,82
■
837a
-*82
83
*82
83
10
'
30%
-3174
31
31%
3074
3174
307b
3174
14,600
Volume 189
i
Number 5825
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1041)
,
N EW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1958
40Vb Jan
69% Dec
2
6
Jan
.2
3
Jan
3
:fc 43Va Feb
*
69
Feb
25
82 VA Feb
24
2
21% Feb
2
3% Jan
Standard Brands
$3.50
27
3% Jan
21
Nov
5
26
; Feb
68%
x81%
82 V*
_1
18%
19%
19 V*
3%
3%
3%
3%
Standard Oil
6.25
62% Jan
9
49% Jan
22
59% Jan
26
of California
Standard Oil of Indiana
:
Standard Oil of New Jersey
59% Dec
59
Standard Oil
17
94% May 26
2
29% Dec 30
27% Jan *'7
36
2
89-
84
Sep
3
33% Dec-31
11% Nov
31
23
Feb
12
64% Jan
23
87% Jan
20
89
/
Dec
29
Jun
31% Jan ;
y.i-
18
10
14
14 ya Jan
;2
57
Feb
7
18% Nov
6
74% May 19
59
Apr'23
102% Dec 22
.10% Jan 15
14% Nov-20
"
54
12% Jan
18
15
96
15
6
36% Jan 22.
17%'Feb 18
12
2
Jan
66 A Jan
99
16
8
Jan
.
Feb
32 V* Jan
26
Feb
1
3-%%
of
Ohio
2
71
Feb
Feb
15% Feb
preferred
Co
19
9
54
Feb
26
17% Jan
.2
27% Oct 22
26 Va Feb
6
29% Feb
27
Stevens
Jan
T2
45%, Nov 12
42% Jan
8
46% Jan
22
Stewart-Warner
15% Jan
2
22
20% Jan- 6
23
19
29
Dec
43
8
Feb"
>
1
16 % Oct £■■ 7*
15% Jan-
2
17% Jan
5
25% Feb 27
24%.Jan.. 5
Oct
20
"2% Jan
16
39 ya Feb
66% Dec 31
56
Feb
10
28% Dec 29
26%, Jan
13
14
15% Jan
2
9
Apr
1
-
92
Jan
2
61
Feb
Dec
15
26% Feb
Sun
,
96
*95
35'/a
35%
3434
35 V*
34%
35
16%
16%
16%
16%
153/4
16%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
46
24
5
Jan
8
38% Jan
18
15
106% Feb 20
a
13% Aug 19
11% Jan
2
36% Dec
29
Feb
Feb
Feb
11V:» Feb
24
19% Jan
2
Feb
13% Feb
32
Jan
62
17
Talcott Ino
22
Texas
Gulf
5
Texas
61% Jan 27
8C% Feb
26
39% Jan 23
27
Feb
9
21% Dec
16
19% Jan
23
Feb
23
25% Feb
Jan
29% Dec
1
15
40
44 3A
44
28%
23V4
39%
631/8
64
63%
112%
113
1121/2
113 V4
112%
12%
13 V'4
123;,
12%
121'a
31%
31%
13%
03%
65 Tti
Feb
10
'7
88
27
21% Nov
17
28% Aug
5
25% Apr 18
22% Jan
2
>2
46% Nov
45 % Jan
.31
Jan
56 V
14
16% Jan
2
26% Dec
32
32
x31%
31%
31%
31%
10 V2
11%
10%
11%
10%
111/8
10%
11
.1
16%
17 V A
16%
16%
16 V4
16%
161/2
16%
59%
61 i/B
60 %
61
60%
61'A
60
62
5
36%
37»/b
36%
371/8
363/4
37%
37
37%
773/e
79
75:tA
78'A
74%
75%
75
76
33 VA
29 VA
29%
29
29 V 2
28%
22%
231/8
29%
22%
28%
No par
22%
22%
22
29%
22%
4,100
21,500
10,900
9,100
21,700
52,400
14,900
40,800
9
x22 i/b
80%
39,100
29%
30%
10,600
H'A
15V4
14%
14%
14%
*119i/2
143A
14i/2
14S/8
4,000
Oil
Pacific Ry
Inc
No par
___5
—A—V:
Co_.
15
R<
(J
120
120
121
641,2
65%
x64
65%
23
22
227h
22
22 %
CLOSED
22
251/b
25%
x32 %
28 V4
25%
121%
,
128%
28%
28'A*
25
25%
47
16 Va Dec
15
Jan
15
65% Dec
2
42
~
28%
331/8
33 3/a
25%
,35%
129%
f29%
136%
28
28i'2
21% May 15
23% Jan 21
32% Nov
37
24
Jan
29
tl
58
7
54
Jan
2
56% Jan
14
17
Apr
25% Nov
>2
25
21
Jan
12
25 VA Jan
30
68
1
(conv)—_—50
52
Jan
14
34% Jan
7
1
Jan
9
73% Jan
23
21% Jan
?2
42 Va Nov
21
37% Feb
9
41% Jan
26
'10% Jan
.9
15% Jun
16
12
Jan
2
12% Jan
30
32% Jan
:6
39% Dec
5
36 % Jan
5
39% Feb
11
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
1
5%.conv. pfd series of 1957
50
20th Century Fox Film
1
Twin City Rip Transit com—No par
: 5% cony.prior preferred—
50
3% Jan
13% Jan
.2
15 y« Oct
28
13% Jan
7
17% Feb
17
Twin
13
26% Oct
22
21 % Feb
27
25% Jan
23
TXL
9% Jun
19
12% Feb
4
10% Jan
2
12VA Feb
24
12% Jan
2
23'/« Dec
11
20% Jan
2
27lA Feb
13
5% Jan
2
11% Dec
29
9% Jan 20
41
Jan 28
13% Feb
Corp (The)
1
Underwood Corp.
No par
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co
J5
"Preferred scries A
Coafch
Oil
18 Vb
55 %
20%
17
68%
67 3/a
68
29%
30
.68
68
31%
29%
*
30%
34%
18'/a
<18%
42 Vb
42%
'
35
55 V'a
55:%
23
23%
*33%
•
34%
300
183/4
183A
42
17,900
18,900
1,600
7,200
*42%
55%
55%
55%
23%
'22%
223/4
57%
56%
V 44%
45 3/8
56%
45%
-
:
45 Vb
45%
45
45'A
64%
65 %.
64%
64%
38%
40%
38'A
38%
38
38%
38 Vb
12%
12%
12%
12 V*
123A
12
39'A
*39
300
38%
12 %
•
6,100
1,900
21,000
,
55%
22%
.
58
.
56%
..
'
*56%
58
t
34%
18%
23%
t
10
163A ",17
42%
55%
X23 Va
'*56 V*
48'A
21'A
16%
42 Vb
*34
18%
42%
12%
39%
39%
22%
39%
39%
|
.
393/a
*39
48
*65 VA
65
*63%
13,900
300
69
.
23%
15%
15 Tb
15
15'A
15
22 7
21%
22 3«
21%
10,000
5,500
<
16
22%
16%
15%
1
(The)
47%
>■'
,
22'A
48%
,18%
35%
35 V*
41%"
.
30%
31%
31 Va
1
Co
Corp
2,706
68
13
54%
21
♦67%
*88
20%
47%
16
11
•49%
2,300
8,300
17
Truax-Traer Coal Co common
23
,22%
61%
*88
20%
Oct
Feb
22%
17
55% Dec
59
22%
20'A
36% Dec
52% Jan
22%
47
3
53
18,300
22%
17
Jan
23'AFeb 20
45
21%
47%
common—1
-50
'$2.70 preferred
.
21%
20%
Tri-Continenlal Corp
24
8
.9
88
16%
19% Jan 22
35 V1 Feb
16% Jan
.
28,200
65 V*
22
47%
42% Feb
15
66%
64
90
%
•
90
20 %
Transamerica Corp
2
Transue & Williams Steel——No par
Trans WOrld Airlines Iuc
5
Jan
38% Feb
Co (The)
Trane
600
21%
62%
5
(The)
28%
22 V*
61%
*88
Jit
Toledo Edison Co
26
Jan
7
Jan
-
70
32
17% Oct 30
11
2
No par
Tisimtan Realty & Construction—1
15
22
Jan
!
23
22%
5
27% Feb
3
15
40% Nov
17
25
17
J2
Feb
$1.20 preferred
Timken Roller Bearing
49% Jan
42
43
16
22'A Jan
27% Jan
16% Jan
10
9
•10% Jan
4 52% Oct
common
2
5
Feb
Tidewater
Jan
7,000
49,500
*
*28
22
62 Va
90
*88
22
Oil
251/4
3238
48,500
3,600
22%
xGl %
Birthday
25% Jan
2
60
100
preferred
22
Feb
20
4f/o
.
470
8,200
65%
22%
125 Va
33%
33
33 3/b
1217ii
116
"/
121
64%
251/2
STOCK
EXCHANGE
:—_5
Common
5
*119i/2
65%
22%
50c
Mfg Co
Chemical
120
65
No par
common
Glass
U934
100
Co
$1.25 conv orefevred
23
Jan
15% Jan
1
12% Jan
4
1,910
18,500
791/4
Textron
25
68% Jan
84'A Jan
21 % Feb
••
.1
Thompson Ramo Wooldi-idge Inc—
Dec
May 20
68
115%
80%
Thompson
73
113
30%
25
90
65'A
114
78%
28% Feb
8
17,800
24,400
12%
13
64
29%
Thatcher
?2
393/4
7.50
78%
Thiokol
25
440
4,500
28%
401%
30%
20
Jan
20
46
*27.%
40 V*
5,000
77V4
27
81% Oct
700
8%
1950
45
451/a
*27%
40%
8
1920
30%
12
25% Jan
40 3/b
39
'
,
*27V4
8%
1985
1,000
1,300
36%
106
77%
Jan
36
28 %
8
1950
23%
36
106
31
136% Feb
32% Jan
89'A Jan
441/4
83/s
1975
23%
35%
106
Sub share ctfs exrdistribution—1
19
29
44
43%
23%
35%
106
No par
_1
com
Utilities Co
120
8i/8
1940
2000
*27%
25
353/a
106
10
3,800
28,100
76%
&
63% Feb
8%
x8%
1960
261/a
13%
30 %
Texas
8
41% Feb
10c
25
26
23 3/a
23%
351/8
621/a
1
Texas
28
Dec
35 V
61
261/2
*90
._10
5
Nov
67
a
261%
30
92
62
26
62
26
5
(The)__4.1G%
Coal &
24
133
Apr
61%
26%
12.50
12%
92
61%
63
of *55
13
90%
12%
92
*90
Pacific Land Trust—
Feb
3
Dec
13
26%
Instruments Inc
Texas
Texas Pacific
2
7
28%
62
Producing Co
16% Jan
18
44% Jan
13
29%
•
12 3A
13%
92
Co
65% Jan
14% Feb
16
29
28
28%
12%
•*90
Gulf Sulphur
a
Dec
28%
27%
1
No-par
25
23% Jan
6V* Jan
98% Jan
24
,28%
5
6,900
413,900
4/700
7,100
7,100
2.50
29% Feb
38% Nov 21
60
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
Texas
102
12%
Tennessee Corp
33% Jan
39% Aug 22
a
32
11%
Corp
14
26% Jan
a
24% Feb 20
4,000
1,900
'3,900
'•
18%
58%
Corp
Aircraft
27
28 % Feb
21% Jan
29%
1,400
63%
29 3A
(James)
Tel Autograph
Texas
18%
63%
12
preferred
Symington Wayne Corp
Temco
1,900
17%
63%
581/2
$4
2
Aug
8
24% Nov 10
16
29i%
16%
I81/2
63 Va
r'
58%
Paper Co
12
3
Feb 28
29%
No par
27
87
Dec
X291/2
-
17%
18%
18%
10%
Tool
Feb
2G
22
Mach
Jan
34 % Feb
74V4 Feb
i£3AJan
*181/8
X62%" 63%
29%
Chemical Corp common
38% Jan
9
89
18 V'4
63%
17*
1
11%
Sylvania' Elec Prod Inc
•
115% Feb 27
16
9% Apr 28
18y8
63
1
:
Sunshine Mining Co
Superior OH of California
16
9
15 "A Feb
112
20
17 V*
17
173/a
58
27
7% Jan
11
17
29%
68
5
17% Dec
1
35,900
27,700
•
22%
10%
Sutherland
9
1
22
58
Sweet* Co of America
Swift A Co
58 Va Feb
Dec
22%
'
500
461/4
13
24
96 V* Jan
86
22%
58V4
23
38% Aug 27
37
22V*
'
-
11%
27
61% Dec 17
97% Dec 24
13
22V*
'22%
57V4
Feb
a
Jan
x21%
51%
l
40% Feb
a
15
46
54
:1
29 y2 Jan
8
52,
28%
46%
s
5
72'/2 Jan
22% Jan
Co
18
31% Jan
21
29
'46%
2,200
27,400
13,000
15i/4
53%
29%
Corp
Corp
J an
29% Jan
Dec
283A
46i%
105%
2
36% Dec
50%
28%
*23V4
38% Jan
89
49 3A
28 V*
46
23%
35%
27% Feb
58% Nov
280
5,700
46
106 %
18
a
70
151/b
5
$4.50 series A preferred
23
24
15%
23 3A
70
28%
2
834 Feb
55% Feb
23%
453A
.
200
112% 123
27%
105:,4
2165 Jan
25% Mar 18
50 V*
96
34%
161/8
__5
*23
7
Feb
35
35% Jan
15%
51%
49,000
34%
15%
71
15%
31%
*93
23%
15 y8
4,700
92
311A
111
5%% 2nd :pfd series
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
2
5
23%
70%
65,600
39,800
250,400
611/4
*873A
96
110%
,15%
49%
*93
70%
Sunray-MId-Cont Oil Co common
1
.4%%. preferred series A
25
1725 Jan
17
*15»A
60y8
92
31%
109%
Sun Oil Co—
Aug 11
19
70
60%
30 3A
109y4
26
23
9% Nov
Washington's
Birthday
'
59
*87%
24 Ve
23%
71
20
94% Jan
7% Jan
20%. Dec
24%
112
29% Jan
35% Feb 25
l
24 Ve
*70
109%
60
90
-321/8
97
65% Jan
19
a
5
15
CLOSED
59 V*
61%
SO
9
23
m
51
27
30
9% Jan
47%
50%
27
Dec
3% Jan
463A
51»/b
Feb
Dec
18% Jan
47%
50%
95 V*
1
Broadcasting
Sundstrand
13% Jan 16
6
42% Sep
5
29% Dec 30
J
;
Corp
Studebaker-Packard
2
2
Jan
91/4 Jan 24
52 s/8
46 3A
51%
*87%
31%
Webster
&
Sunbeam
11% Jan
1865
53%
47%
51
.52%
•<
32 V*
1
(J P) & Co Inc
2
25 % Apr
3
19% Jan
15% Jan 26
;66y2 Jan
29% Jan
88
'
31% Mar
Stone
Storer
27
97
Jan .18
6% Jan
7
Feb 25
5
Feb
38
22V* Aug 14
1360
32
69
30% Mar 19
72
18% Feb
•63% Feb 27
20%
3
52
47 V*
52 Vb
60%
No par
_10
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common
5% prior preference
12
Nov 24
87
Apr 24
20% Jan
18% Jan
10% Feb 25
12% Aug 14
""
Jan 16
79
59
54
47%
.!
60% Nov 12
26% Dec 181
Jan
56%
31%
_1
Sterling Drug Inc
'
37% Jan
20
700
5,700
3%
531/4
;
18% Nov* 28.
10% Jan
15% Jan
Jan
3%
*87%
Stix Baer & Fuller Co
29% Jan 14
145,900
53%
_5
Starrett Co (The) L S_
Stauffer Chemical Co
Sterchl Bros Stores Inc
.
213/4
j1
20
20
Stanley Warner Corp
27
250
20%
AO
Standard Ry Equip Mfg
26
123
convertible
81%
Sy2
3%
68%
80 »/4
20%
20
67%
.100
common
Shares
68%
82 V4
51 Va
'
7
preferred series A
$1.20
Feb. 87
47 V*
:25
Standard Packaging Corp com
$1.60 convertible preferred
16
14
Jan
13% Jan i; 5
Dec ,11
Jan
68%
*81%
20V*
10c
18
10% Jan
69
Standard Coil Products Co Inc
Standard Gas & Electric Co
*
-
68%
82'A
the Week
^Friday
Feb. 26
68
26
Sales far
Thursday
<
Feb. 25
82
50% Feb
86% Sep
Wednesday
Feb. 24
No par
46% Feb
52;
Tuesday
Feb. 28
No par
com
preferred
3
50
23
Inc
Pat
60% Nov 12
25
35% Feb 18
21
42% Feb 24
47 V2 Feb
Jan
Monday
EXCHANGE
.
14% Jan
17% Nov 28
3% Nov 19
61% Nov
7
78% Jan
2
LOW AND HIGH BALE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
61% Jan,
19
85% May
Aug 29
:74
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1.
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
213,4
»
100
23,100
28,400
u
30'/a Mar 25
83% Apr
27% Jan
44
Nov
20
126% Dec
17
31
120% Feb
9
32% Dec
31
32 % Jan
2
35%. Jan
94
5
97
20
84
81
2
Apr
72% Jan 20
25
54% Jun
83% Jan
Apr
8
24
26% Jan
2
18% May
18
;
37% Dec 31
30% Jan
26
37%
-19
13
125 V* Feb
102 '/a Jan
,
Jan
2
6% Jan
22% Jan
34% Jan
•liy« May 16
5% Jan
2
10% Jan *2
*
3
12
United Board
19
12
United Carbon Co
8 VA Jan
2
Dec
4
26% Jan
3
21% Jan
a
65% Jan
14
Sep 23
44
9
42% Jan 22
United Gas Corp
48% Jan
13
54 V* Feb 2.5
United :Ga& Improvement Co—13%
United Greenfield, Corp
10
31
16Va Feb' 9
14% Jan 28
16% Jan
"
,
1VA Jan-
18% Feb
17% Feb
-
,19% Feb 20
2
1% Jan -21
5
34% Feb
48 V* Feb
-
19
6
27
2
Jan
23
82
Jan
18
v6
32% Jan
8
,
49% Feb
2
84% Feb
35
6
.Jan >26
48% Feb
5
57% Jan 23
Dec 17
95% Jan
8
171% May 2?
159% Feb
4
109% Jan 30
162.
Jan, 20
11
10
34,200
45 Va
*44%
453A
453/4
*44%
38
23,700
37 3/A
38
37%
37%
9%
OVA
9%
8%
9%
33 VA
.*33%
3334
34>A
*23 %
'24 %
23%
233/4
34
23%
35%
35%
'36yB
) 59
58%
60%
*120
123
3/8
*100 V* '1003%
100 VA
26'A
25%
:26
29'A
29%
29 V4
•29 V*
*93%
99
■
„
*93 V 2
99
33%
%
34%
34
32%
76 V*
15V*
75%
73%
-,74%
4»%
*47%
48'A
47%
48%
33%
-
9
35
*19%
43V4
40'A
'53
17%
9VA
9
35 Va
35
19%
9%
35
9
9 Va
35
35
25 VA
29 VA
*93%
331/8
721%
*48 »/2
91/8
35
;
i9y4
19%
431/4
43%
9,300
21,600
40'A
40%
17,400
40
40%
54
54'A
541A
54
18VA
17%
18%
18%
.
54'A
.181/2
'
15%
*54
y.soo
15
'15%
ill,700
183/4
*19
16
151/s
19%
19
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
48%
49 Va
48%
49%
48%
491/4
48'A
343/a
33%
43%
34
341/4
34»A
*333/4
45VA
44
44i/a
45%
46
84
83
83%
83
83
83 »/8
33
333/a
51 *
32i/2
323A
323/4
48%
50
50
100
preferred
—
.
32%
51%
33 VA
"52
-
'50%
104%
106%
1041/2
106 V*
160
160
161
161
1021%
*160
19 V*
400
55
18%
18%
19
«4%%
700
6,300
3,400
9%
35%
19%
15%
-U.B-.,&.Foraign .Securities-———1
U S Freight Co—
.—No par
YJ -B * Gypsum *Co eommon
a——A
7%
pi eferred
100
3,100
40%
1%
44
6,100
73i/a
43%
40
193/a
34
333%
49%
43 3a
16%
*83
99
U9%
4%
25
29%
1,100
10,800
2,900
r.
19%
19 VA
6%- preferred
-
433A
16'A
U S Borax & Chemical Corp com—1
26
19%
2
1
United-Industrial Corp
Unifced.Merch & Mfrs Inc——
v
431/4
-
44
40'A
100
143
100'A
100%
99%
59 VA
*120
26
12,600
10,300
1,300
16,600
20,500
36%
601/4
35
143
United Park City Mines Co (The)—1
United Shoe Mach common
25
16
"7
37% Oct
United Engineering & Foundry—:5
United Fruit Co
No par
2
38 Va Feb
57% Dec
_5
'United Electric Coal Cos
35 V* Feb '27
20'A Jan 29
33% Jan
102
1
'86%
44%
86
44%
46
"80
*84%
45%
*84%
.
48%
'76
2
45% Jan
90
(Del)
77
46
59 VA
99
380
83
76
86
123
9,900
16,300
8,300
96
*77
78
95 Va
*84%
35%
Va
100
x33
5
2
16
100
10
Jan
47% Dec 22
Apr 29
United Corp
Corp
(Del)
37% Feb
Dec .31
17% Dec 12
18% Nov 21
2V/8 Oct 21
&
Unlted-Carr Fastener
40% Jan
37% May 20
48% Jan
8
.
32% Oct' 29
33%
Feb
Jan
36
61%
143
No par
Carton
35
50y2 Jan
16
60 V*
96
•83
33'A
29%
76 VA Feb
9% Feb 20
35%
*120
29%
17
16% Dec
5
96
*75
*77
95% '
23%
*93 VA
21
.50
24
No par
13
50% Aug 28
40% Dec 30
27% -Jan
23%
12,500
11,100
343/a
7734
9
tt
:
83
37%
9
Biscuit of America—No*par
Jan
29% Jan ,12
33 7
United
Feb
V
33'A
23
47
;
38 3/a
26%
69
29
34'A
*45
46%
7%
20
Jan
130%
'34%
45 Vb
26 Vb
26 % Jan
Dec
.
11% Jan
34% Jan
2
30
••'■
•
37%
pfd—100
$4.50 preferred
8% Nov 18
;34% Nov 21
16% Oct 13
'
Jan
:
131%
34 V*
77
-8
—10
Co
conv
130%
34%
*74
4%
32% Sep 15
79% Oct
7
May 21
}| Jan
<26% Feb
.
131%
34 Ve
95 Va
78
(ser of 1956) conv pfd—100
United Artists Corp—
-1
2
48
Jan 10
48
Twist Drill
4%. fser of 1955)
10
19
36
32
Union
'
:
129%
:
83
No par
United Aircraft Corp common
Jan
9
96%
—10
4%* non-cum preferred
Union Tank Car Co
United Air Lines Inc..
Feb
16
95 V*
*45%
4
98
28% Feb
34%
10
common
20
123
24% Feb
of
27
Aug
27% Dec
12934
X34 Va
'74
issued
Pacific RR Co
62% Jan
Aug
37
Apr 15
100% Mar 12
Oil
When
series
California
25% Feb
;
108
2
128%
No par
3734 Jan
2
143
2
Oct 27
91
153
Jan
47 Va
'
6
Jan
Jan 31
27 % Nov 26
!78
21
Union
Union
26
Jan
15% Jan
;
9% Feb
G
58% Feb
47%
46
33% Feb 26
6
47 Va
86
2
24 y» Feb
47%
45 VA
19
69% Aug
46
"84%
11
33% Nov
46%
12%
473/4
132y2
No par
48% Feb
2
45%
•15,800
25%
11%
No par
-25
38% Feb
2
243/a
12 Va
Preferred
46% Feb
.2
25 VA
11%
Preferred $3.50 series
2
8% Jan
11%
25
12 Va
13
$4
"
12 3/a
25%
11%
25
2
52 % Jan
91
No par
12
11%
24 :
12%
Jan
86
11
35% J an
21% Jan
ill
common
-•
12%
24%
11%
.,77% Feb
18
44% Feb
Dec~16
9% Dec
Co
$4.50 series
Preferred
11%
♦12
11%
24
'*77
5
46% Feb
36%
Jan
-No par
10
Preferred $3.70 series—
Mar 24
94
13
24% Jan
Jan
29
Apr
Corp—6%
Paper
Corp—
Union Electric
13
23
40% Jan
-
Union Carbide
27
103% Jun
5
4
80% Nov 10
8
Union Bag-Camp
47% Feb .26
132% Feb
2
81% Feb
70% Sep
'•
12
Sep 15
92
Udylite
104
103
164
*160
12,600
12,900
5,300
1%
49
343/8
360
48%;
84%
41,000
*33%
52%
,104 i/a
464
...
140
1
5,600
6,700
7,800
30
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
26
.
.
Monday, March 2, 1959
.
(1042)
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
'
'
Range for
Previous
16% Sep
Jan
7
41 % Sep
8 % Jan
2
3
11% Oct 29
47 % F
12
41% Feb
23% Jan
2
32% NOV
6
8 74 Dec
30
9 % Jun
18% Jan
2
Jan
2
95
B
43% Nov
17
20
18
21
14
1
25
JaD
39
66
26% Mar
73
Dec
108
3
Jan
7
4
43 % Feb
17
2
34% Jan
23
U
8% Jan
2
10
Jan
20
26
Jan
7
29
Jan
preferred
>
U S Pipe & Foundry Co
88
Jan 22
41% Jan
76
2
2
U S Playing Card Co
3
Jan
27
U S
Feb
Feb
20
38 % Feb
21
U
5
153
38
51
Jan
2
148
S
13
3
158% Jun
12
2
32% Jun
..
4
54% Feb
O
99% Jar.
5
Jan
28
88% Feb
9
Jan
2
16
24% Feb
27
26% Jan
153
Sep 25
38% May 16
35% Jan
6
37 % Feb
10
Jan
S
14% Feb 26
17% Jan
5% Julj
S
t
15% Dec 24
7% Oct 24
90% Dec 10
2
12% Feb
85% Jan
8
99% Feb
19
30
8% Jan
2
10% Feb
25
17% Jan
6
21
Feb
24
8% Jan
2
19% May
142
6
6
78
12% Jan
14
41 % Feb
4
57% Jan
16
Jan
9
29% Feb
17
Jan
35% Jan
6
10
47% Feb
27
12
152 % Feb
157
I
Nov
96
23
Nov 26
37
Dec
24
35
Oct
4%%
7
Upjohn
18
40%
14
35% Jan
7
42
Jan
26
Vanadium
i
17# Aug 27
9% Jan
2
12% Jan
21
Van
13% Jan
2
2474 Aug 27
22% Jan
2
25% Jan
22
21% Jan
a
32
10
31% Jan
5
34
27
Apr
7
1474 Sep
29
9% Feb
45 TV Jan
17
Dec
11
97
84
27
3
8b
3
2874 Feb
8074 Feb
19% Jan
6
152%
8
40% Dec
17
35% Feb 18
May 20
10374 Jan 29
108
Jan
5
14
85
Feb
18
Jan
83
Jan
87
Jan
2
90
Feb
May 13
85
Feb
6
86
Jan
6
3674 Jan
,2
477# Feb
20
17
997a A or
30
24% Apr
11
Jan
7
42% Nov
20
2
137» Dec
9
974 Jan
2
1774 Oct
29
14% Jan
20
95
Jan
16% Jan
13
1G
2
2
12
17
Jan
preierred
div
26
Materials
Vulcan
Co
convertible
217# Feb
25
5%
87 % Jan
2
9674 Feb
20
5*/*%
preferred
9674 Jan
2
10374 Fob
11
6'/*%
60 74
May 20
8
76 74 Feb
55 7V Fob
26
14
74 Jan
2
16% Feb 27
47
Feb
10
Nov
7
35
Jan
2
4
1274 Feb
6
13% Jan 28
87 74 Jail
16
94
4
9 74 Jan
12
2674 Dec 16
24% Jan
8
31
9774 Deo
13
89
Jan
6
48
8
31
48
Apr 25
1174 Deo
16% Jan 30
Jan
13
34% Jan
a
34% Jan
3
4474 Dec 31
Jan
8
40
NOV
5
37
7
26% NOV
5
25
1974 Mar
Dec
Jan
21
9
Feb
5
Walworth
20
Feb
20
2
Feb
1
374 Jan
32 74 Jan
5
4
5074 Feb
24
B
2
Sep 23
8374 Dec 17
96% Mar
2
Jun
51
Dec
103
4
6
Oil & Snowdrift
5
4.80%
preferred
West Indies
West
Kentucky
West
Penn
West
Penn
22
8374 Jan ~21
13
82 74 Jan
8674 Jan
8
Jan
21
Jas
7
68
Dec
497
a
a
100
4% Jan
a
8
a
69
91% Jan
40% Jan
23% NOV
3274 Jun
30
Jan
a 5% Jan
71
Jan
Jan
4
V 26% Jan
a
8
31% Jan
a
120 74 Dec
9
6v
■
*
Jan
2
28
1
20
30
14
ati
Nov
Jan
12 ;
7
Jan
1
10
1
July 10
20 74 Dec
30
874 Nov
4974 Nov
18
37% Dec 22
Mar 25
Jan
7
28
Jan
Jan
6*
44
Jan
27
7;
50
Feb
24
6
RR
Co
;
Wisconsin
6%
Wisconsin
Public
Iron
Woolworth
•Sid
and
*x-dividend
208 74 Dec
asked
y
16
prices,
Ex-rights,
178
no
Jan
sales
on
96%
8,600
50
50
4574
45
4574
4574
4574
4574
45
400
2,800
80(
X3774
38
3174
3774
*3774
•3774.
37
37%
3174
•3174
31%
31
3174
,3,700
674
6
674
6 74
9,600
674
3174
VV6V-
3474
32%
3374
33
33 74
48%
4874
48%
4874
4874
*4874
49
X5074
5074
5174
5174
*5174
1974
1874
19
5174
13%
2,50C
3774
8.400
51
1974
74
377
19
3774
3774
i
99
99
100
*88
8974
1874
3774
1,400
250
1,100
250
99
100
8974
88
88
88
87
8774
120
48
74974
18,500
887a
45%
4574
*9774
9974
,
4774
1
33
33
100
99
*88
4474
*87
'•
45
574
3774
37%
8974
'
88
887 a
■'.
50
Washington's
Birthday
*9774
9974
9774
9774
1C
32 74
3174
32
3174
3274
327
3274
5,400
25 74
257a
2574
25%
25%
2574
25
2574
2,700
.
80
2,700
100
9974
a
*97
*97
*97
*97
8074
7974
♦8474
'11074
59%
Corp
2
Yale
2
Young Spring & Wire
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Mfg
26
Zenith
Radio
receivership
or
5774
58 '4
98
98
97%
977V
3174
3174
30C
11,500
"
2(0
9774
98
3174
3174
7174
*6974
71%
4574
4674
47
4874
48
4874
47%
.4874
4,100
83
8474
8074
8374
8374
8574
8374
8474
18,100
10174
1017#
9%
1017«
1074
101
974
101
9%
317u
974
9%
28 >4
28
28
*2774
2874
*42
43
41
42
*4074
42%
50
4874
49
4874
4874
*4774
38
3874
38
3874
3774
3774
3774
84
84
8374
2374
774
44
38 74
♦123
44%
*21
774
4474
3874
39
123
125
40
4,70v
100
500
4078
48
3,30C
16,300
3874
85
*83
85%
*83 74
*21
2374
*21
500
85%
23%
23%
7%
4474
3874
123
10
x267a
2674
2674
2674
3374
3474
3374
34
557#
56
5574
5674
79 74
80
X7974
80 74
♦9474
95
*93
95
74
9t
101%
974
*2774
28%
774
100
7174
101
10
17.400
32%
*69
7174
*69
*28
7%
44%
7%
774
44%
4474
3874
38
12574
38%
*123
44%
2674
55
5574
7974
80
5574
5,60C
56
*93
2,200
33
78
94
20
26%
32-%
•*9374
3.30C
12574
-2674
337b
7.30C
39
74
*123
2674
3274
1.90C
8
ll.OOC
79%
6,00C
94
897#
89%
8974
89%
8874
8974
89
89%
1,500
1174
12 74
12
1274
1174
12
11%
12 %
25,200
t
1
No pax
No pax
been
58
3174
3174
3374
128
2274
19374
has
57
8674
115
9774
Corp
petition
8674
*11074
9774
10
Corp
85
115
85
*110%
X3174
5
Co
Youngstown Steel Door
5
5974
7874
78%
77%
4,700
73%
X7174
10
(F W) Co
Towne
115
5774
10
Service
2
&
*11074
115
5874
100
Co
87
74
'•'■VpV'• /
*21%
Wyandotte Worsted Co
tin
9474
50%
3174
25
day.
9674
*5074
44
10
com
Jan
this
z Ex-distribution.
9574
5074
*9774
CLOSED
26
Feb
30»2
9674
*87
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Jan
223
2.400
3074
99%
1
Inc
13074 Feb
27
30
974
9%
5074
37
Worthington Corp common
10
Prior preferred 474%
series—100
Wrigley (Win) Jr (Del)
No par
2374 Jan
5,601
92
*91
9574
*88
12 % Feb
11
9
3074
19
.
20% Feb
3074
974
974
10c
T
Woodward
9
2
2274 Dec 30
.974
3074
5074
No par
Inc
Power Co
preferred
15
34
92 74
%
3074
10
19
3274 Jan
9274
507#
6 7#
No par
Co
Elec
25
7
167^
94
4874
1
Co
Winn-Dixie Stores
2
14
9474 Feb
9
1574
94
3,300
17.50C
34
5
common
Industries
80% Feb
10
15%
1674
3074
1
preferred
$4.25
59% Jan
2974 Feb
14
1574
94
38
5
& Co Inc common
Wilson
2
31% Feb
3574
1374
96%
49%
8
114% Jan
3574
137#
15%
31
5
Oil
2
17
35%
,
9,900
101%
Jan
33% Nov
357 a
45
Sewing
7072 Jan
36% Aug 26
11974 Oct 13
3.20C
5074
4
(The S S)
Mfg
Motor
5374 Jan
91
49 74
95
80
5
8
48
3074
20
Wilcox
40% Jan 23
13
48%
62.50C
31
9% Jan
70C
48
8,906.
80
31
83 74 Jan
1674
787#
Jun
11% Oct 22
55
1674
8474
Dec
9074 Nov 13
7574
x5474
1674
8474
74
a
*75%
5574
77%
5374 Dec
a
'757 V'
15%
97«
4CC
75%
5474
xlG
86
97
474 Jan
7574
3474
a
78% Jan
75 74
'.'5374/ 54%
167»
*1674
4774 ■ 487a
78%
46% Feb 27
89
390
7774
16
Jan
210
102%
347#
4074 Feb
35
9574
102 '.<4
56,900
Windsor
2774 Jan
9474
102
23,60C
20
Jan
95
102
3674
Feb
45 74 Jan
94
102 >2
1013
3474
8
125
96 74
4
9574
967V
101%
34
2
2
4,000
3474
6% Jan
2
x
21
.71%
Wilson-Jones
14
87% Feb 28
2074
34 7«
20
2574 Jan
9
2174
71
22
30% Jan
Apr
2074
3474
20
14
16
21%
51,700
3474
Jan
29
2
207#
207k
90C:
19%
33%
Jan
32% Oct
68% Jan
1974
70%
27
257# Dec
23% Apr 16
25% Feb 28
2074
347#
85
a
a
1974
3474
387# Feb
7
80% Jan
2074
7074
5
22
7.400
12%
19%
■■•
34
14
Jan
12%
12%
197 ft
100
pfd
43
*1274
34 74
Jan
21% Jan
3674 Jan
Co
88
4274
12%
12%
—-—1
474%
*8474
43-%
43
*1274
Union
Jan
Jan
88
44%
4274
70%
Pacific
20
37
*84%
*847#
2.50
Lines Inc
82
121
88
a
974
574%
23
36
4274 Jan
32 74 Jan
81
35
White
27
247# Jan
17
135
11
86
*87%
46%
preferred
100
Machine common—1
Prior preference
2G
$3 convertible preferred
I 50
10174 Feb 24
7
*8374
91
7274
White
85% Feb 26
99
9
48% Nov 20
33% Dec
2
6774 Jan
5
86
*8774
91 7
1674
White Dental
7174 Feb 24
Jan
Dec 23
*8374
8874
*9274
Whirlpool Corp common
4%% convertible preferred
3274 Feb 27
20% Jan
.
0
98
11
Jan
Sep
74 Oct
85 %
27
44
25% July
a
15
Feb
68
38
30
35% Jan
22
B
12% July 31
27.
Oct 21
6
13
2
9274 Jan
86
91
3474
3
297# Jan
290
«
7174
110% Feb
5374 Jan
104%
No par
80
10
104:,4
104"'«
Telegraph--.
2.50
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westlnghouse Electric common-1274
3.80% preferred series B
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
$5 preferred
No par
88% Jan 29
Nov
104%
10474
*85
9
96
12,600
8674
9
3174 Dec 30
500
37%
8674
Feb
547# Dec 31
9074
277«
7974
4%
28
Feb
9014
37
87
84
112
90
3674
*8774
fin
Coal
Power
3,101
8974
1374
com
25
*85%
7074 Feb
■2 :a
*83 7
86
81
90
x10474
105 74
14,200
31'4
25
3674
88%
X3574
36%
297#
-79
25%
*7974
32 74 Jan
26
91
2474
80
74 74 Dec
56
a
257!.
2474
26
*11574
81
*79
81
87
337'# Dec 29
31
*11574
297..
7974
Western
92% Apr 21
125
Jan
7
29%
*79
14
Auto
Western
Nov
29%
81
70C
*8574
75% Jan 23
6
2,100
8174
3674 Feb
7
91
3574
Supply Co com
-5
preferred
100
Maryland Ry com—No par
noncum 2nd preferred
100
8
21
897.
1374
4.80%
2
16% Feb
8974
Western
2574 Jan
10
6974 Jan
83% Jan
90
3574
(Electric Co
Air
Western
7674 Feb
23% Jan
17
Feb
29% Jan
33% Apr
7,500
887 a
93
90
14 74
Western
5
16
11
10%
3574
12
3474 Dec
Dec
10
4874
18
71% Nov 20
110
1074
1374
32 74 Feb
a
a
107#
a
3574
9974 Jan
a
8
1074
4774
5074 Jan
Jan
24
1074
■
7
16
42% Jan
Aug
107%
16 74
12
8874 Feb
86
17% Jan
33%
X9574
30
8
3
55% Jun
337
3374
X2074
4.20%
Jan
83
337#
33'fft
75%
—
Sugar Corp
20
13
15
4,601
33%
3374
5474
Corp
Wesson
48% Jan
63
3,300
Vi
24-'a
-5
-1
Welbilt
797# Dec 31
24% Dec
100
9474 Nov 12
11
—5
12
2
Jan
10%
24%
xlOl '/a
Jan
26
11
2474
12%
9774 Feb
43
19
May
10%
24
40%
1674
Mills
Knitting
11
8974 Feb
Jan
41%
11
24%
X1974
preierred series B
100
4.10% preferred series C
100
West Va Pulp & Paper common—5
4 (4 %
preferred
100
85
9
2874 Dec 31
19% May 13
14% Jan
2
Wayne
25,80^
4074
11
40
5374
Waukesha Motor Co
12
4,70V
2474
No par
No pur
Water Power
Washington
12
16
8674 Jan
417#
19,500
11%
5
Washington Gas Light Co
29
21
2
40%
74
247#
Pharmaceutical __1
10174 Feb 18
26
94
317# Feb 28
-
1874 Feb
35 74 Jan
9574 Jan
105
407 ft
*88 7a
Warner-Lambert
3874 Feb
13
22
May 20
9974 Jun 11
13
95% Oct
36%
*86
15
2174 Jan
24 74 Oct
35% Dec
15% Jan
25% Jan
86
Mar
65
36 3 8
x44%
24
28
49
42
3674
105
Corp
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
56% Jan
14
47% Jan
43 74
36 74
*85
Industries
Ward
Jan
21
9
49% July 28
427#
36'a
35%
1
100
1
774 Jan
47'# Deo
35% OCt
50% Dec 22
Co
3574 Feb
3
10
IB
43%
*7574
Ward Baking Co common——,
6%
preferred
3174 Feb 24
Jan
1% Jan
43
8274
No par
2,50
Walgreen Co
Walker (Hiram) G & W
5
4874 Jan
3874 Jan
19
31C
No par
10
System
Jan
5174 Jan
44 % Jan
23
Waldorf
9974 Jan
4474 Feb
700
82%
43%
257
15
1074 Jan
6
28%
8174
82
*9074
—100
preferred
Wagner Electric Corp
1074 Feb
24% Jan 13
56
:
3774 Feb
1574i Jan
50
28
8274
*367'#
29.7 a
—100
100
-
Wabash RR 474%
2
2
147# Dec 22
13
Apr
8
15
46% Feb
95
Jan
84
7374 Jan
1674 Feb
2874
82%
43%
82%
*79
1
common
preferred
51
2874
36%
*89
preferred——16
1874 Feb
13
36
29
.
30
2
*28 7a
10
pur tic
30
IB
155
33%
com—No par
Chemical
60
154
154
155
5,300
1,500
4874
4774
49
4874
a
*1527
154
*153
20,000
1174
38'4
3774
10%
100
—
Nov
11% July 17
ll1/# Aug 29
49%
497'#
5074
300
78
*77
78
25C
2,800
10%
22
1074
1074
57C
4,600
11,200
99
1074
*2074
3874
3874
29%
Dec
277# Jan
39%
2974
89
25% Jan
38%
10
*77
78
*77
—
6
2074 Feb
14
Deo
1
10%
107#
10'%
9674
1074
22
*11574
97
1574 Nov
9774
1074
*11574
3
8
9774
*2074
*11574
13
12% Jan
1174
*11574
Jan
72'/a Feb 24
Oct 20
11%
'118
Jan
50
117«
29
23
preferred—_.
84
33% Jan
1174
40»%
Industries Inc com_2.5e
74
18s# Oct
15
'118
6%
12
397# Jan
1
8
3374 Dec
1474
/
43%
preferred-.—100
Virginia Elec & Pwr Co com
8
$5 preferred—
—
100
$4.04 preferred
.
•——100
$4.20 preferred.
100
$4.12 preferred
100
Virginian Ry Co common
10
6%
preierred—10
26V# Jan
857# Dec
14%'
,
36%
America--. ,_..l
Corp of
Va-Carolina
82% Jan
9074 July
14%
81 %
12
14
113
3674
1474
29
Washington's
Birthday
12
Oct
Oct
24
36'4
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FRIDAY
The
italic
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the
column
headed
WEEKLY
-
"Interest
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indicate
in
Figures alter decimal point represent one
GOVERNMENT PONDS
Year 1958
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
202.14 Nov
Lowest
102.14 Nov
5
NEW
Highest
5
YORK
Jan
85.4
Jan
20
85.4
102
*101.18
*99.12
99.16
*99.12
99.16
*99.20
99.24
99.8
*98.30
99.6
*98.4
98.12
*99.6
99.14
91.14
*91.14
91.22
*91.12
91.20
*91.12
91.20
15 1990
;*91.6
*89.28
90.4
*89.28
90.4
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90.4
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9.8
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-89.6
89.14
*89.14
89.22
*89.14
89.22
*89.18
89.26
Feb
*96.12
96.16
*96.12
96.16
*96.12
96.16
*96.14
96.18
Aug 15 1966
••94.22
94.26
*94.24
94.28
*94.24
94.28
*94.26
94.30
Feb
Jun
*86.6
86.14
*86.14
86.22
*86.14
86.22
*86.18
86.26
*97.12
97.16
*97.12
97.16
*97.12
97.16
♦97.14
97.18
15 1978-1983
15 1964
15 1995
Sep 15 1961
15 1960-1965
Dec
Feb
*100
STOCK
15 1965
Nov
Jun
15 1961
EXCHANGE
*99.30
100.6
*93.6
93.10
*93.6
100.4
100.4
*99.30
93.10
*93.4
*93.8
96.22
*96.16
96.20
*96.16
96.20
*96.18
96.22
91.4
*90.28
91.4
*90.28
91.4
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91.8
94.22
*94.18
94.22
*94.18
94.22
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94.24
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93.12
*96.18
Aug 15 1963
—
100.4
*99.30
93.8
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15 1962-1967
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15 1963-1968
89.8
*89.2
89.10
*89.6
89.14
Jun
15 1964-1969
*88.4
88.12
*88.6
88.14
*88.6
88.14
*89.14
89.22
Dec
15 1964-1969
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88.6
*88.2
88.10
*88.2
88.10
*88.10
88.18
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*89
89.8
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*87.12
87.20
*87.16
87.24
*87.16
87.24
*87.22
87.30
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*86.22
86.30
*86.26
87.2
*86.24
87
*86.30
87.6
Jun
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*86.12
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*86.20
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Jun
15 1959-1962
*95.12
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15 1959-1962
*94.24
94.28
*94.24
94.28
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94.28
*94.24
94.28
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97.29
*97.24
97.27
*97.24
97.27
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97.27
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101.24
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101.26
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Treasury 2'/as
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2 %s
Treasury 2(4s
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Low
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*101.16
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Treasury 3s
29
*101.16
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the Week
Feb. 27
Feb. 26
Low
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1 1969
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94
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Thursday
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1 1980
Nov 15 1974
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29
SALE TRICES
Wednesday
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HIGH
AND
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point
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34
when
month
a
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15 1960
for
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99.8
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102.18
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—
121
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753i
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-
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s
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debentures
5%s
*18G
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May-Nou
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gold 4s: July 1995
deb 1984—
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5%s
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loan
1958
first
Co
&
94
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93
June-Dec
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3%s dobs 1977
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116
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Mar-Sep
1962_A2;?'it-Oct
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1969 —__k—
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debentures
3s
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.
:
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l985-ji._x.-ix—'_———..April-Oct
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114
115%
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1984
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COMPANIES
Feb-Aug
1980.-.
-
debentures
Mar-Sept
extl
92%
Mar-Sept
Aprif-OcL
2030—Mar-Sept
Jan-Juue
1988
Go
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21%
(State)—
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reduced to 2.125%) 2008
92%
109% 100%
102%
(interest
Mae-Sept
ASecured extl sink fund 0%s 1959
Mar-Sept
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reduced to 2.125%) 2008
Mar-Sept
Hew Zealand (Govt) 5%s 1970
—June-Dec
Morway (Kingdom of)—
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April-Oct
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April-Oct
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88
95
86
-
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97%
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86
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debentures 1966
June-Dec
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90
13
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84
95
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s
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June-Dec
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due
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214'
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_
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1979..
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—
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coupon
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■>140%
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1954
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72%
June-Dec
19..2
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.
72%
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J
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99%
69
69%
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Italian Credit Consortium for Public Works
30-year gtd
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'27
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-179
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1
100
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1953 extended
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paid I960
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1980
or
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1972
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1993 due
1953 Issue—
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New York Slock
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Sold
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Friday
interest
BON IiS-v'
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10-year bonds of 1930—
3s
FEBRUARY 27
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Last
1924
German
WEEK ENDED
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Apr-Oct
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*
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88
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88
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•
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8774
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April-Ocf
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Mar-Sepf
Gen Anier Transport 4a conv debs 1981—May-Nov
General Cigar 3o 5'As Income debs 1987—June-Dec
General Electric"Co 3%s debs 1976
—May-Nov
;
—
93%
85%
1977
90%
■■'4 97%
92'A
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mtge 3s ser I) 19724—May-No»
93
79%
1982
Fort Worth & Denver Ry Co 474s
64
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1977_Jprd-Oct
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93%
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deb3
debentures
17
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a
83
—
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85
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99'A
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A
57
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1961
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,
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91'A
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f
1983
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,
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16
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85'A
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debs
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s
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59
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Firestone
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a.
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subordinated
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97
-
—..
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'
63
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A 5a income debs Jan 1 2020
April-Oct
Ohio division,first mortgage 3'As 1971
Mar-Sepf
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94%
93
'
124
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104-'A
55
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76% .78%
(
102 .'A 10274
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i
98
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&
debentures
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90%
79
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1995
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s
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73'A
.
.
,
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82
97%
.—Feb-Aug
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1984
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1st mortgage 3'As 1986
1st mortgage
374s 1988
93
110% 112
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,
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/
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1979---—
D
101
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1988—
Diamond. Gardner Corp 4s debs
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc—
51
33
90'A
—-June-Dec
debentures series A 3975———
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-
.
tr 374s
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debs
ref
&
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1984
9274
,
2
.,
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81%
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9674
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66
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94'
72
A
first
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&
72'A
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1985-
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f
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A
1989
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1980
63
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100'A
82 V*
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:
*
83%,
93%
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Cincinnati Wab & Mich Div 1st 4s 1991_Jan-July,
St Louis Division first coll trust 4s 1990_May-No»
First mortgage.3s 1982.^.
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95 A
9974 101
June-Dec
Cleveland Electric Illuminating 3s
B
ser
3s
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tr 3%s
1985
69
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100'A
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1993
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6
II
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26
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A
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& ref 374s ser K 1976
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—
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T
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&
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Jan-July !
3%s debentures
1970.——
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I
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7
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95 'A
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,
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;
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1st mortgage 27»s 1978
Jan-July
;
1st mortgage 4'As 1987—
——May-Nov
.-.
1963
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77%
6374
-
;
10
83
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,
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>
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74
~-/!
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.*82'A
22%
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liked 1% contingent interest)--1993
Jan-July
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8274
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'
,
coll
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due
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-IJan-July
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series C 1973
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v
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Delaware
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A
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1980_——
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■'
1st
series
&
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Bonds
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June-Dec
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&
Range
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22%
Imp & equip 4s 1970
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94'A
92%,
>96
or
Bid & Asked
—Jan-July
Daystrom Inc 474s conv debs 1977
Mar-Sept
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s 1975
April-Ocf
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3'As
1982
I
Feb-Aug,
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3s
1984
Mar-Sepf
1st mortgage 5s 1987
:
1
May-Noo
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414s
mortgage 4s June 30 1970_T
AC.urtis
12274
i
85'A
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—.--Jan-July
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92%
7
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i
,
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A
266
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A
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-
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■
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85
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1985/;Ai:—May-Nov
Jan
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Ai±Feb-Aug'
debs
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ENDED
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1973^-June-/)ec
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,
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FOR
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Exchange
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1975
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(11th series) 1978.,
Hocking Valley Ry first 4%s 1999
Household Finance Corp 274s 1970
*
.
Apr-Oct
Jan -July
Jan-July
Mar-Sepf
sinking fund debentures 1978^.-——June-Dec
i
4743 s f debentures
1977
Jan-July
47es s f debentures 1984—
Jan-July
5s s f debentures 1982
Jan-July
tIAHudson & Manhattan first 5s A 1957—Feb-Aug
f A Adjusted Income 5s Feb 1957
April-Oct
4%s
debentures
103
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28
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103'A
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20
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19
22
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T
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K ONDS
Period
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Last
or
Sale 1'rico
111
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Consol mortgage 33/48 series B 1979
May-Nov
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mortgage 3%s series C 1974
mortgage 3%s series F 1984
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1st
3'As
mtge
series G
1st mtge 33as series H
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May-Nov
Jan-July
1980
1989
■
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78%
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99%
v
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—
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88
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1977
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conv
1983
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103
89
96
201
173
169
151%
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Interstate Power Co 3%s 1978
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1982
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4s
1st
1959—June-Dec
&
Michigan Ry
Kansas City Power
1990
4s
& Light 2%s
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Kansas City Term
Central
June-Deo
1984_june-Dcc
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1997
&
ref
5s
1st
&
ref
5s
stamped
1964
92%
95
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94%
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1st mtge 4%s scries C Jan 1 2005
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Gen
mtge income 4%s
4'As coll trust 1976
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Monongahela
Ry
3 lis
B Jan
ser
5s income debentures Jan
1
__
1991
B
1966
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3
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94
3
93
94
95
3b
debentures
3b debentures
series
B
1974
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113%
112
95
1961
20
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114%
—
74
74
4
56
62
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Glass
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April-Oct
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1982
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debs
82
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63
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89%
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89
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June-Dec
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First & refunding 2T«s series Q 1980.—June-Dec
First & refunding 3'As series It 1982
June-Dec
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1st Si ref M 3'As series W 1984
—June-Dec
86
86
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&
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78
79
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82
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ref
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86
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debentures
1986
3'As
debentures
1987
100%
103
105
107%
95%
34
102'A 103%
95%
debentures
debentures
1978
Pennsylvania
General
General
General
87'A
fund 4'As
series
A
1965
sinking
4'As
5s
4'As
series
series
B
D
1968
1981—:
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mortgage 4'As series E 1984
Jan-July
3'As series F 1985
Jan-July
first 4s external 1960—Apn'1-Oct
4s
gold
4'As
Philadelphia Electric
First Si refunding
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series C 1977
Co—
2nAs 1971
23,4S 1967
2%s 1974
2%s 1981
refunding 2?/«s ll978
refunding 3'As 1982
First & refunding 3'As 1983
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1985
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1988
1st & ref mtge 4%s 1986
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&
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Si
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—
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May-Nov
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70
98
96%
..June-Dec
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General
2
87%
100%
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June-Dec
April 1990
April
Ry 33»s series D 1980—Mar-Sept
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5s
series
B
1974
Feb-Aug
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76
80%
*81%
—
& Eastern
A Income
80
76
1983
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Peoria
103%
75%
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General
96%
101 y4
2
80%
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1981
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3%s debentures
1991
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debentures
1988
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Pennsylvania Power & Light 3s 1975
April-Oct
3'/4s
94%
76
77
77
April-Oct
3'As
87
37
20
95'A
103%
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debentures
87
102% 102'A
1985..June-Dec
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&
16
85
83%
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June-Dec
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Tel
81%
81%
86
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ref
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4
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—
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refunding 3s series J 1970
June-Dec
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43
60
56
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67%-
56
56
90'A
&
Si
114%
63%
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92
82 3i
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t
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—
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Pacific Gas & Electric Co-
85%
87
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subord
conv
98%
67'A
82
mm"
—
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Electric
&
Gas
Mathicson
95
62
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234s 1975
37/»s
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85'A
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—
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page
89%
87
...
64%
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Co—
1982
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--
2030—
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May-Nov
3'As debentures 1978
April-Oct
Nashville Clialt & St Louis 3s ser 1986
Feb-Aug
Natl Cylinder Gas 5'As conv debs
1977
Mar-Sept
National Dairy Products 2%s debs
1970—June-Dec
3s debentures 1970_
June-Dec
S'/eS debentures 1976.
IIjune-Dec
National Distillers & Cbem 4%s debs
1983_Maw-Nov
Natl Distillers Prods 33As s f debs
1974—Aprll-Oct
National Steel Corp 1st 3'As 1982
May-Nov
1st mtge 3%s 1986—
May-Nov
National Tea Co 3'As conv 1980
May-Noo
6a 8 I debentures 1977
Feb-Awa
New England Tel & Tel
First guaranteed 4'As
79%
2020
1
2045——
Mar-Sept
4s
scries
100%
94
Jaw-July
Jan
A
100%
93
Jan-July
1978
——
94
May
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR—
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79%
O
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mm
—
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74
59%
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...
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■
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June-Dec
1976
1977
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first
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110
1
1971—
3s
mortgage
5'As
106
104%
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F M A N
85
141
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;
73
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mortgage 2%s 1975mortgage 2%s 1980
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....
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85 Vu
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mm
:
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Jan-July
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.
A/
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—
.
6s subord s f inc debs 1986
(quar)
Minn St Paul & Saulte Ste Marie-
lien
mortgage
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85
86
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'
.
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ser
*82%
RR—
f debentures 1978
Pacific Ry prior lien
1st
95
99%
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adjustment 5s
84%
69%
1972——
4%s
f debentures
f debentures
1st
86
95
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator¬
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&
Oklahoma
131
85
June-Dec
A
84
67 %
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83
118
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...
Michigan Central RR 4'As series C 1979—Jaw-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3'As 1969—Mar-Sept
3%s sinking, fund debentures 1967
Jan-July
_
—
97'A 101
15
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128
96
series
57%
83
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'
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97%
5s
56
Jan-July
Jan-July
May-Nov
May-Nov
registered 1997
1st
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Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%s 1974—May-Woo
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3'/aB 1988
Aprll-Oct
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—
Si
Northwestern Bell Telephone
72
—
Ohio
1975
1972
76%
71%
—
106%
Mersitt-Chapimin & Scott Corp—
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57%
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16
1973
A
,
V
90'A "90%
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Missouri Kansas & Texas first 4s 1990
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1974—Feb-Aug
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April-Oct
1st mortgage 2^'t s 1979——
—Feb-Awy
1st mtge 3'As 1982
June-Dec
First mortgugc 3'/as 1984
April-Oct
First mortgage 4'As
1986
—Mar-Sept
First mortgage
4s
1988
:
_Jan-July
(Wisconsin) first mortgage 4%s 1987—^June-Dec
Northrop Aircraft Inc 4s conv 1975
June-Dec
91
70%
..
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57%
—
82%
84'A
107%
f debentures
10
first mtge 2%s 1975— Mar-Sept
consol gtd 4s 1993—April-Oct
mortgage
(Minnesota)
97%
82
'
1
Feb-Aug
s
57%
Northern States Power Co—
88
3
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
1976
92'A
100
88%
5s conv subord debs 1972
McKesson & Robbins 3%s debs
4%s debentures 1991
99'A
88
i
rn-mm
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McDermott (J Ray) & Co—
1973
■
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...
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1972
m*
— mm
85
May-Nov
1978
debentures 1980
90%
—
76%.
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——
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1959
t debentures
3.10s
54
57%
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registered
2047
..Quar-Feb
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trust 4s 1984
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85
76%
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1
debentures
59
53
69
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b
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95 %
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——
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117
....
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Jan-July
Feb-Aug
4 'As conv
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1
112
100
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Fcb-Aug
1977
May Dept Stores 2%s debentures
63%
io
101
95
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—
s
s
Northern
■
Aprll-Ocl
.
Maine Central RR 5V08 1978
Manila RR (Southern Lines) 4s
Martin Co 5'As 1968 "ex wts"
35
83%
13
122'A 128%
Mack Trucks Inc 5'As subord debs
1968—Mar-Sept
Macy (R H) & Co. 2%s debentures 1972—May-Nov
debs
64
81%
100
,
113% 113%
127
s
4%s
46
74
■
Aprll-Qct
Louisville & Nashville RR—
First &■ refund mtge 3%s bct F 2003
First Si refund mtge 2%s ser G 2003
First & refund mtge 3%s ser If 2003
First & refund mtge 33/as ser I 2003
5s conv subord
95%
63%
*63%
first
debentures
conv
4'/2s
44
42
74
Mar-Sept
St Louis dlv second
gold 3s 1980
Louisville Gas & El 1st mtge 3'As
1st mortgage 4%s 1987
75%
88%'
4s 199G—April-Oct
general & ref 5s 1974 .Mar-Sept
refunding 4'As ser A 1974..Mar-Sept
Northern Natural Gas 3r'«s s i debs 1973~May-JVo»
3'As s f debentures 1973
May-JVow
3'As s f debentures 1974
——/——May-Now
41'A
,
43
1976-June-Deo
1976
1978
69%
39
63%
Western Rli—
Term 1st mtge 4s 1994
Jatt-July
J st Si cons intge 4s ser A 2004
Jan-July
AGeneral mortgage 4%s scries A 2019—Jan-July
Y Telephone 2%s series D 1982
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3','as series E 1978—Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3s series H 1989—April-Oct
Northern
63'/a
36
36
—May-Nov
May-Nov
Aprll-Ocl
4.50s debentures 1976—:
Lone Star Gas 4%s debs 1982
debentures
Susquehanna
General
74%
Lockheed Aircraft Corp—
33/4S
Y
Putnam
General
contingent interest 2003
4%s contingent interest 2003
debentures
69%
171
93'a
Norfolk & Western Ry first gold
—
May-Nov
May
4s
71
10
74%
ASeries E
May
A Series F 5s contingent Interest 2003
May
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s cxt 1979
April-Ocl
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
April-Ocl
Llbby McNeil & Libby 5s conv s f debs '76_Juue-Deo
3s
series
4'As
mtge
&
4%3
54
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s ser D
Lorillard <P) Co 3s debentures 1963
62%
74%
92%
—
99
75
97
55
debentures
69%
73%
93
...—
fixed interest 2003
subord
69
73%
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Refunding mortgage 4'/a8 series J 1991..May-Nov
Ref mlg 4'As series K 1993——
Jan-July
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
General mortgage 2%s 1980
Jan-July
General mortgage 2%s 1980
April-Oct
General mortgage 3'As 1983—
April-Oct
General mortgage 3J/Ss 1983—
——Feb-Aug
70
8
63
*74
May-Nov
3.75s
62%
831
1973
A
Hartford
&
Y Power Si Light
N
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m*
m.
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4'As fixed interest 2003
D
New Iiuven
Y
N
■
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97
141
81%
1973
Y
95'A
92 'A
95
96%
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5s
B
series
N
—
96
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C
64%
68
June-Dec
1989
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Si
N
45'A
93
1
67'A
Feb-Aug
—Feb-Aug
90
63%
68
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45 %
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92%
—
82%
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•
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....
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__
93
89
96
67%
stamped 1974
i—
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
1st mortgage 5s extended to 1984_
Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y.) —
1st mortgage 4%s extended to 1974
..Jan-July
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Series
84
mmm.
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.....
Lack
Y
1st
Aprll-Ocl
;
79
*95
'97—Jrme-Deo
Lehigh Coal & Navigation 3%a A 1970
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
1st
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....
debentures
income
4%s
80'A
81'A
*45%
....
N
89%
83
6
84
99'A
*95
.
registered
79'A
89
1
84
83
...
71%
£2%
River ItR—
4s series A 2043
Mortgage 4s series B 2043
100
....
Si Hudson
Y
—
*82
__
81
71%
...
•
*92%
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4'Ah 1961
Jan-July
Stamped 1961
—Jan-July
Plain
1961
Jan-July
4'As unguaranteed 1961
Jun-3u\j
Kimberly-Clark Corp 3%s 1983
Jan-July
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s 1997
April-Oct
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s. 1964
Aprll-Ocl
tAKreuger & Toll 5s certificates 1959
Mar-Sept
3'As
99%
80'A
92%
83
Apr-Oct
4%s debs adj 1963—Jan-July
1st intge 4s 1987
—Jan-July
South
%
"81
Ry 2%s 1974
Lake Shore & Mich
;i
Feb-Aug
1998-
Mortgage
118
99 3 a
*89%
...
Karstadt (Rudolph)
Kentucky
113%
Apr-Oct
3976
99'A
79
80
27/8s 1970—Mar-Sept
Joy Manufacturing 3%s debs 1975—
Mar-Sept
Kanawha
99 %
88%
43
118
99%
Jersey Central Power & Light
High
31
1
Co—
Connecting RR 2%s series B 1975.
N Y & Harlem gold 3%s 2000
98
115
99%
5
99'A
99%
0
118
87'A
90
*87'A
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
Central
Y
4'As
N
1 debentures series A 1977
a
RR
series A
4s
mortgage 3'/as 1997
.
Jan-July
registered 1997
Jan-July
Lake Shore collateral gold 3'As 1998
Feb-Aug
3'As registered 1998
Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3%s 1998_Fcb-Aug
3%s registered 1998—
—Feb-Aug
New York Chicago Si St Louis—
Refunding mortgage 3'/4s series E 1980 _.June-Dec
Fil'Sfc mortgage 3s series F 1980
April-Oct
Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co—
3'As
Central
3'/2s
91%
10
91%
170
York
General
88
103
May-Nor
-
1
94
Refunding & Impt 4%s series A 2013—Aprll-Oct
Refunding Si Impt 5s series C 2013
April-Oct
Collateral
trust
6s
1980
April-Oct
—
International Tel & Tel Corp—
4%s
Low
81
'90
78%
103
Jan-July
—
Jan. 1
No.
/ .._/■
—
102
Uay-Nov
4%s debs ser A 1979
81
Range Since
Sold
"82
New
International Minerals & Chemical Corp—
8.65s conv subord debs
Bonds
High
New
International Harvester
Credit Corp
Friday's
*71 Ve
77'A
—
■
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
Bell Telephone 3'As 1988
Jan -July
first 4s 1986—Feb-Aug
Jersey Power Si Light 3s 1974.._
Mar-Sept
Orleans Term 1st mtge 3%t> 1977—May-Aou
Jersey
Consolidated
—
*'"*■
■
*79 'A
'
mmmm
or
Bid & Asked
New Jersey Junction RR gtd
New
II
Week's Rang*
■
*79%
Feb-Aup
i
84%
—
80
*87
...
J an-July
1st mortgage 3.20s series I 1982
1st mortgage 3%s series J 1981
1st mtge 4%s ser K 1987
77
*89%
—Mar-Sept
ay2s s f debentures 1980
Inland Steel Co 3'As debs 1972
86
Sale Price
Low
New
3
79%
Last
Period
High
Low
No.
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
Sold
High
79
*
Friday
Bid & Asked
—
.
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
WEEK ENDED FEBRUARY 27
Range Sine®
Bonds
Friday's
Low
Illinois Bell Telephone 2%b series A 1981—Jan-July
First mortgage 3s series B 1978
June-Dee
BAN'OE FOR
Week's Raiige
Friday
__
84
*83
8534
81'/a
*82%
105 %
83
105'A 105%
92
103%
81%
103
92
103%
——
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5
26
-
81%
81
82
83'A
85
85%
84
81
80%
103
-
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82
105'A
92
99T& 103'A
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
FOR WEEK
RANGE
BONDS
New l'ork Stuck
Interest
Exchange
1'eriod
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures
suburb
couv
Pilhoury Mills Inc. 3%s
1964
or
i debs
s
1972
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
.
High
9414
115
9414
11474
June-Dec
'
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Pittsburgh. Bessemer ft nake Erie 21us 1996 June-Dec
9414
7
116
307
96
Consolidated
11274
120%
guaranteed 4s ser H 1960—Feb-Aug
mortgage 5s series A
General
mortgage 5s scries B 1975
General
mortgage
1970
June-Dec
April-Oct
Pittsb Coke &
Plantation Pipe Line 2:%s 1970
3%s s f debentures 1986
:
Potomac
3-%s
Electric
Power
3s
Co
Service
93 3
93%
y
94
—
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'■
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91
957«
9974
8974
8974
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Swift &
—Mar-Sept
10314
474s debentures 1977—
12
1964—
debentures
Jan-July
89
89%
111
3%s conv 1980.__J?mc-Dec
Reading Co first & ref 3 las series D l995_Maz/-Nov
Reynolds (11 J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
Rheom Mfg Co 3%s debs 1975
Feb-Aug
Rhine-Westphalia EJec Power Corp—
§ a Direct mtge 6s 1952
—Ma?/-Nov
gAConsol mtge 6s 1953—
__Feb-A«0
Debt adjustment bonds—
of
Corp
America
24
series
A
series
B
4lis
series
C
1978
Oil
92%
8574
115%
12
7014
707«
5
8514
85 74
87
85:%
101%
*87
,
:>V
—
—;
Corp—
subord debs
mtge
Biscuit
debs
conv
1977
St
Adirond'k 1st
Lawrence &
Second
151
115%
124
71
115%
120%
U.
119^4
119% 11974
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S.
274s
2%s debentures
debentures
1st
B
Louis-Southwestern
First
bond
4s
Paul
<fc Duluth
Bt
Paul
Union
first
75%
76
62
74%
77%
79%
79%
13
7374
80
76%
gold
4s
1st
Air
debentures
conv
mtge 3s
3Vis
f
s
Seagram
%'
Line
3s
RR
series
78%
9114
5
89
91%
83
83
*83
—
—
8514
.„April-Qcf
May-Noo
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
IS
1989
1971
115
;v'yy ly''*"""'
2
85%
100
'
84
"81
_-.Mar-.9ept
1977
105%
debentures
474s
subord
-
5s
debentures
Roebuck
Bears
Service
Shell
4:i,is
88
conv
Oil
Oil
2lis
1971
debs 1986
debentures
Corp 4:;4s conv
debentures 1965
April-Oct
April-Oct
June-Dec
Jan-July
126
Jan-July
June-Dec
April-Oct
1982
9 914
10274
17
10614
108li
318
104 li
104
105%
86
110%
126li
125
8614
124
86%
37
86%
7
86%
113%
13214
87%
86%
10914
337
112% 114%
11974
Marcliant—
Smith-Corona
1979
debs
subord
—
North
Ala
Rlt gtd 5s
1963
109% 111
117%
108
256
81
7914
8114
81%
"80li
81%
85
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co—
debentures
3s
274s
1985
7714
Jan-July
*—
80
Indiana
Pacific
First 4%s
Gold
Gold
1994
4lis conv
4lis
A 1977
mortgage 274 s series
Ry
Southwestern
3 lis
Standard
Bel
of
first
1985
California
4%s
2013
6s subord
1983
income debs 2008
92
120
125
104%
109%
first
RR
92%
9374
84
84
67
—
Penn
first.
Wheeling Steel 3V4s series C 1970
First mortgage 3%s series D 19G7-,
37.7s
debs
conv
1st
mtge
A
2004_,
70
67
3
64
65%
Yonkers Electric
96
9
9574
52
95
i
97%
9514
31
96%
98%
5974
5874
5974
27
57%
61%
5874
58%
59%
38
57%
60%
97
9714
28
"90
■
"10114 105
78
78
78
1
95%
96
83%
90
ii
89
917..
91
91%
si
108
115%
....
9174
93
"91%
Jan-July
106%
4
8614
9074
9174
104%
96
*85
99
96%
II
78
96
May
11214 114
81
*5
9614
9614
83
96%
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97%
"99
10
70
54 %
68
79
6814
68
64%
20(j
78
68
66%
—„^-Jan-July
Wisconsin Public fie vice 3%s
65
74
5114
—
80%
9074
mtge 414s inc series A Jan 1 2029
May
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1970—— Jnue-Dcc
65
75
71
80%
9714
Gen
96
"i
73
90
95%
RR Co—
4s series
11574
71
9674
9714
—-May-JVo»
1975
111%
*80
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Wheeling ft Lake Erie RR 274s A 1992
16
74
"5274
May-Now
1984——r~~~.—~
83%
■
4s
debentures
income
5s
82%,
—
73
314s series I
Power
Shore
84%
97
40
8214
"8014
1966
,4^-July
guaranteed 2361
.—Jau-July
4s registered 2301-.
—_Ja«-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 19G9—April-Oct
1st mortgage 314s scries C 1979
April-Ocf
5V4s debentures 1982—
———Jan-July
Western Pacific RR Co 314s ser A 1981
Jan-July
West
8474
"73
1970—Feb-Aug
1967. Jan-JuZy
814s 1974
West Pcnn Electric
82%
80
11414 11574
115%
gtd gold 314s 2000—Feb-Awp
ref
Washington Terminal 274s series A
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s
81
28
100
April
Gen mtge income 414 s series B Jan 1991—April
First mortgage 3%s series B 1971
Feb-Nov
Warren
77 !
8274
"9114
Feb-Aug
*67
-78.
7an-July
1976-Jan-July
9614
104% 104%
April-Oct
10714
4
104
105%
1
10714 107%
10774
108 %
98
100
«.r—
98
2
76%
76%
May-Nov
April
98
*97
'
5
77
100
10274
102
90
a
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included
in
1971—
Light ft Power 274s
delivery
the
sale
not
included iu the year's range,
n Under-thc-rule
year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
year's range,
not
included
the
in
85
tlW
95
100%
10274
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selling flat.
g
.
during current weelr.
■
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under Section W ..
rccotverslilp, or reor^cd
77%
76
d Ex-interest,
sale not included in the year s
100
83%
95
*94
10274
98
92
.
Jan-July
206
90
12414
8214
8214
mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
Gen
96
April-Oct
98
206
"92
Wabash RR Co—
65
J an-July
Feb-Aug
81%
95%
"i
92
May-Nov
F
15
Jan-July
4lis
gold
1983
ser
9214
1996
274s debs
Tel
3s scries B 1995
ref 4s
92%
1994
133
9714
97
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
C 1973-April-Oct
Wisconsin Central
i„l_Jan-July
——Jan-July
Jan-July
81%
"8474
99%
1961
1983
first gold 5s
Internl
Oil
141%
139
*84
101%
"8514
April-Oct
1982
96%
debentures 1983
ASpokane
66
3Vis ser J
41
1st mtge coll
Memphis div
M
99
F 1996
first consol gold 5s
tr 4lis 1988
ref
98%
First mortgage 214s series G
mtge 514s series II
&
Whirlpool Corp 3%s s f debs 1980—
Feb-Awp
Wilson & Co 414s debs 1978
——Jnn-July
Winston-Salem S B first 4s 1960
——Jan-July
1986
2%s series E
mortgage ft refund 3%s ser
9614
—
10
"II
Mar-Sept
I 1981—June-Dec
2%s ser II 1980
94%
92%
68
83
8274
39
May-Nov
100
10414 105
105
96
'15—June-Dec
102
9774
"117
June-Dec
—Mar-Sept
1976
146
M«//-Nov
mortgage
debs
95
l
9974
92
*137
A
1969
First
First
143
66
—
88%
88
Jan-July
Afar-Sept
1981
Term
First
Southern
69
;
1
6
15
—
1973 June-Dec
-
99
1st mtge 374s ser
Southern Pacific RR Co—
San Fran
*66%
97%
9874
9674
'
Co—
(Oregon Lines)
4 lis
137
(i
137% 13814
138%
Jan-July
Jan-July
1970_
debentures
Ry 274s
Southern Natural Gas Co.
Southern
7814
75%
California Edison Co—
convertible
3%s
Southern
"76 li
1987
debentures
2%s debentures
Southern
81%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1979
subord
conv
West
96
*__
^174
95 V8
100% 10114
9774
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)■■■
•.
10114
"86
April-Oct
debs 1982
Socony-Vacuum Oil 21is 1976
South
'
:
25
104% 105%
105%
8814
June-Dec
1968
First lieu and ref mtge 3%s ser
>
10714 107 li
107 li
1983— Feb-Aug
Skelly Oil 214s
514s conv
88 li
Corp—
subord debentures
Union
Sinclair
Gas
&
li
30
104
9714
9874
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Gen mtge 4%s 1983
.
debs
f
s
Pipe Line 3.20s s f
Bliamrock Oil
5%s
Co
8114
81
—
.
1982
&
4 Vis
Virginian Ry
104
474s
1st
101% 102-%
104
cti's
First and ref mtge
■
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
Jan-July
1977
Va
9074
5
—
9974 100%
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First and refund mtge 274s ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
3s
series F 1978
;
Mar-Sept
117
Jnne-Dec
1972
debs
92
June-Dec
Corp of America—
3V4s conv subord debentures 1969
1st
Bears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
9074
91
4
Vanadium
94
"89
"887i
June-Dec
1966
1974
4%s
85%
94
'
409
11474 117
*—
1021a
May-Nov
1980
B
& Sons 2 lis
debentures
70
—
Co—
debentures
(Jos E)
81
84
1968_J«ne-Dec
Depot 3%s B 1971
1st gtd 4s
Paper 3s
81
-
91%
May-Noo
1989_Jan-July
Scovlll Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
Seaboard
Participating
'
78
•
9214
1951—June-Dec
sinking fund mtge ser C
§A3V4s assented series C 1951
76%
—-
90
II'
>8014
§ AG vis
7574
'
125%
90
—Jan-July
1947
A
100
118
11
Jan-July
1947
series
73
99%
A
§ AG Vis sinking fund mtge series A 1951-June-Dec
Mar-Nov
Bcioto V & New England
Scott
§A3%s assented
83%
71
—
"81 y8
76%
79%
'''mmm-
86
80%
Corp—
§ A6%s debs series A
90
84%
100
8814
9874
80
Jan-July
May
-Mar-Sept
1989
cons
Works
1933
83%
8474
3
73
97
70%
—
Ry—
certiticates
debs
4s
81
90
80
'
*75
2022
Second 4s inc bond .certificates Nov
Bt
Steel
Steel
§A3%s assented series A 1951
Co—
1997
A Jan
1980
A5s income debs ser A Jan 2006
Bt
90
79 %
States
Ry
inc 4lis ser
series
4s
mtge
1;
;y:
93
,
*70
1996_Jan-July
4s series A
mtge
t>
United
95%
81
12214 124
10114
;
94%
86
"8814
May-Nov
April-Oct
Jan-July
1976
1967
-■■-1
8314
100
9974
.
96
83
"7214
—Jan-July
mtge ft coll tr 4 Vis 1978
4%s s f debentures 1978
92
8314
83
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
coll tr 4Vis 1977
1st
95%
—
"8474
.122%
83%
98%
2
9314
April-Oct
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973
125
83
"81
"9114
94%
8774
87%
113%
—
97%
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
93
%
85%
82%
13
w
96
96
mtge ft coil trust 3 Vis
s f debs
1972
138
108
'
86
1991_Mar-Sept
1972
74%
7374
106
26
87%
120
9214
1st
119% 122
8774
Jan-July
4%s
*■—
2
"8174
99 li
121
8214
8774
85
84
6
Jau-July
94%
157
97%
~2
Feb-Aug
Gas Corp
96
April-Oet
1996
Francisco
mortgage
ASccond
i
93
93
94%
73%
8214
May-Nov
1966—ApriZ-Oct
Mar-Sept
2%s
1
Mar-Sept
gold 5s
gold 6s
Louis-San
1st
1969
America
1977
1
June-Dec
1971
Eaguenay Power 3s series A
i
of
93
135
24
84
7374
June-Dee
1976
99
2
02 7«
10814 10814
May-Nov.
June-Dec
May-Nov
93
140
84
90%
9714
%
1971—May-Nov
2%s debs 1970
debs
Co
debentures
United
Bt
3%s
99
94
82%
28
96
2%s 1970
mtge & coll tr 3%s 1971
1st
& Electric Corp—
General mortgage 3 lis series J 1969_
Mar-Sept
Aircraft 5%s conv debs 1977
—...fan-July
6Vis
subord
conv
United
Rochester Gas
McBee
Missouri
of
Refunding mortgage 2 Vis series C
Union Tank Car 4%s s f dobs 1973
United Artists Corp—
6s
2
91%
9114
and coll trust 2%s 1975_ApriZ-Oct
Pacific ltR 27bs debentures
374s
92
87
8214
8214
"98t
1968
Union Oil of California
United
141li
140% 154
82
87
June-Dec
Afai-Sept
I960
coll tr 274s 1980
314s 1982
1st mtge &
1983
93 °/a
87 %
1
87
116
1st mtge ft
87
70%
Co
debentures
3s
103%
586
7014
Rolir
Royal
impt 3%s
April-Oct
1978——
conv
and
fan-July
Jun-July
1978
4 lis
4%s
ref
First mortgage
9214
II
Feb-Aug
ApriZ-Oct
1986
_J«ri-July
5lis
Richfield
3 lis
Co
Electric
Union
9174
,102
93
10774 111
85%
Oil
Tol & Ohio Cent
9214
8974
"9014
90%
91
83
152141-16214
rl62'4
y 1974_.
June-Dec
Tidewater
Union
Radio
1985
Term RR of New Orleans 3%s
Thompson Products 4%s debs 1982
—'
103% 10374
*__,
Pacific—
107
'
1
86%
9014
8
11
86V4
June-Dec
Jan-July
Tri-Contiucntal Corp 274s debs 1961—
91%
90V4
9214
"83
1990—ApriZ-Oct
refund M 3%s ser E
Pacific-Missouri
Texas
1st
275s
Oats
3%s series C
89
90
8374
84
101% 101 %
102
3%s series B 1970—Apn'I-Oct
gold 5s 2000
170
'
9214
91%
first
ft Pacific
Texas
107
'
82'A
8
18
—
90Va
Mar-Sept
_
169
••
8314
Orleans RR—
New
&
97%
94
104
92
hnpt M 4s series C 2019____Jan-July
Refund and impt 2%s series D 1985—
Aprll-Oct
Texas Company (The) 3%s debs 1983
May-Nov
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
May-Nov
9474
9274
102'/a
8514
"100
Refund and
9874
'/ 'Y
92
1972
119
55
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
97
I-
»
9114
1971
4Vis conv subord debs 1983
First and refund M
93%
*79
.
I960
1973
First and refund M
12
*169
refunding mortgage 3 lis 1983_ April-Oct
1975
April-Oct
debentures
274k
Co.
debentures
274s
119
9714
*8974
debs 1973;
debentures
debs 1981
11114
83
"10114
Ja«-July
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
May -Nov
Jan-July
May-Now
High
35
8474
8314
May-Nov
Jan-July
1971
1982
4%s
Jan. I.
Low
No.
10314 104.
104
Range Since
Bonds
Sold
Sylvania Electric Products—
113
7
*92%
8%s
12
9714
April-Oct
April-Oct
.
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s
Texas
■
274s
Oil Corp
Superior Oil Co
General and
'debentures
(Ohio)
•81
•,
119
*107
Quaker
Co
80
:
80
mortgage 3lis 1968_Jau-July
mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
and
96
9274
:
97%
refunding mortgage 8s 2037
Jane-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972
May-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_JMnc-Dec
374s
debentures- 1972——__—
—Jane-Dec
1st
96
•'
•
118
und
3lis
72 74
'
*
First and refunding
and refunding
91
9974
.97
First
92%
7014
3
9574
e
May-Now
First
87%
88%
^
—
Co—
Gas
&
"
93
*867-i
1963
debentures
3s
3
'
'f. /
*9974
MaxsScpfc
97%
34
'■
I—-:V
■
*94
—May-Nov
Electric
72%
April-Oct
Procter & Gamble 3%s debs 1931
Public
90%
*93
Mar-.S'epf
debs. 1973
conv
92%
—J«?i-July
1933
—
9874
9774
■
•
9074
Feb-Aug
1662
5s series. B
gen
1983—.:
(N J) debentures 2%s
debentures 1974
2%s
9774
••
92
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965 Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngslowu & Ashtabula lly—
1st
-
*7114
1975
April-Oct
Chem 1st mtge 3%s 1964—May-Now
debentures
1982
314s conv
Stauffer Chemical 3%s
L'.^
"97%
57us series E
(Indiana)
Standard Oil
"9874
High
11214 114'A
«
—
*98%
guaranteed 4%s ser I 1963_l<'eb-Aw0r
guaranteed 4%s ser J 1964_Maz/-Nov
PiLLsburgu Cine Chicago & St Louis ltlt—
Consolidated
Oil
Standard Oil
91
90
9174
"76
Consolidated
General
Low
4V2s
PiLisourgn Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
High
LOW
No.
Sale Price
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
Last
Interest
BONDS
Range Stnce
Sold
Standard
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1987
uebs
Week's Bang*
Friday
Last
Sale Price
Low
4%a
ENDED FEBRUARY 37
Friday
■
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
RECORD
YEARLY
complete report of the transactions 011 the American
Feb. 23 and ending Friday, Feb. 27. It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
the
In
following extensive list
we
furnish
a
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Americau Stock Exchange
Sale I'rice
Week's
Range
of Prices
Low
Acme
Wire Co
Adam
Low
High
Par
High
page
35.
4%
Jan
47a
Feb
Agnew Surpass Shoe
5%
Jan
7%
Feb
Ajax
1714
Jan
2214
Jan
774
Jan
814
Jan
53%
Feb
9714
974
Jan
1274
Feb
3,700
4%
3,500
44,900
474
Last
Sale Price
American Slock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
51,400
Aerojet-General Corp
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
Supply Manufacturing
Aero
Shares
500
Consol Industries Inc
see
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
5%
Feb
674
Jan
Feb
Petroleums
Stores
Ltd
*
—50c
—50
Alabama Power 4.20%
preferred—100
Alan Wood Steel Co
30
5%
cumulative preferred
100
Alaska
Airlines Inc
1
Alabama
y
27
15.600
A
common
footnotes
WEEK ENDED FEBRUARY
Sales
700
Petroleum Corp class
Acme Precision Products Inc
Aberdeen
For
FOR
.
Stock Exchange for the wee^
and is intended to include eveiy s
Great
Southern
Range
for Week
Shares
133
133
88%
33
7%
33
714
200
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Jan
13
14
18%
Feb
Jan
114
Jan
4,500
40
131
Jan
134
133
Feb
89
150
,87
Jan
90
Jan
2314
Jan
35%
Feb
78
Jan
8274
Feb
Jan
8%
Feb
IS
74 '
74
«
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Low
Iligb
1714
1814
34%
5,200
8%
,7,100
674
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
,
.
Monday, March 2, 1959
,
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCK*
Last
Sale Pries
American Steele kxiuaii
Par
Week's
Bangs
of Prices
Shares
Lev
Feb
8%
Jan
3Ya
Jan
5%
Jan
8,300
1,100
3%
Jan
5%
Feb
8%
Jan
11
Feb
36%
Feb
42
Feb
Canal-Randolph
10%
6%
7%
7%
Allegbany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
7%
7%
4%
4%
4%
4%
x9%
Feb
2,500
8%
4'A,
4%
.Id
5% c/c convertible preferred.
A
Allied Control Co Inc.
Allied Interaat'l Investing cap stock—1
Allied Paper Corp
1
Alsco Inc
—1
of
10%
Electronics
100
1,000
:ii%
10%
il%
25,400
8% Feb
11%
14%
15%
2,600
11% Jan
16%
Jan
Meter
Jan
86
7%
Jan
9
Jan
2%
2%
2%
3,800
1%
Jan
3%
Feb
115
115
45
115
13%
11%
14%
64,600
34%
34%
34%
1,000
•
Feb
Jan
12%
Jan
73%
1,700
68%
Jan
80
11%
11%
2,600
10%
Jan
12%
4%
1,400
4%
Jan
4%
32%
33%
1,150
31
Feb
33%
i3ye
14%
15%
Jan
15%
4%
3% Jan
4%
Feb
1%
30,700
17%
2,700
1
A
Anacon
Lead
Mines
Anchor
Post
Products
200
Amer Exploration
Ltd
1%
a
Ltd
16%
1
16%
38
Jan
17%
Jan
9%
9%
1,300
9% Jan
11%
7%
8
7,900
6% Jan
8%
Jan
7
6%
7
2,200
5%
7
Feb
10%
95%
95%
96
92
Jan
96% Feb
35%
34%
36%
20,800
34%
Feb
41 %
Power
&
56%
54%
58
10,600
46% Jan
58
99%
10ft
Aluminum
Co
_1
Convertible
preferred..
Equipment Corp
A earnera Oil Corp Ltd
99%
.25
17%
17%
20
9,500
29%
5%
—
28
30
24,500
5%
6
5,100
___«
7%
7%
7%
2,400
2.80
28%
24%
28%
5,200
40#
Aro
American
Associate
dep
Food
rets
liil
llii
2%
40,100
Assoclated Stationers
Associated
Class
Tel
99% Feb
100
Chromalloy Corp_.
Cinerama Inc.
Jan
11%
Jan
21
Feb
21
Jan
30
Feb
5% Feb
7
28%
Jan
1% Jan
A
Coast
Atlantic
Coast Line
Supply Co.
Indus
2j'e Feb
Automatic Steel
Jan
5%
Jan
Coastal Caribbean Oils vtc
Jan
Jan
Cockshutt
3%
51,600
2%
Jan
3%
3%
Feb
23%
10
21%
Jan
(Canada)
Colonial Sand & Stone Co—
106
60
103
24%
Jaan
106%
Feb
3%
55%
3,600
4%
4%
20,700
14%
13% Jan
15
21,150
17%
1
4%
1
2
3%
6,600
4%
28,000
10
11%
16%
4
10#
Farm
11%
14,500
18%
9,200
4%
4%
200
3%
3%
200
16
43
1%
Jan
Securities
Baldwin
1
44%
600
American
3%
Vtc
4
Brothers Corp
Barry Controls Inc class B—
Basic
Feb
Jan
Connelly
Jan
6%
i
Oil Corp
4
16% Feb
4%
Jan
9% Jan
15% Feb
3%
3%
35
Jan
11% Feb
19% Jan
Containers
Diesel
Consolidated
Consolidated
Beck
(A 6)
Ties
Hhnn norp
Air
Continental
Aviation
Continental
46
Jan
17%-'
600
16
Jan
17%
&
Continental
Industries
Materials
&
3%
3,200
3y#
3%
Jail
7*4
570
134
6,400
Watch Co Inc
Blckford's Inc common
Jan
3
Class
Coro
7*4
r
Jan
8%
1,600
22 y#
17% Jan
18,500
1% Feb
2*/#
Jan
Feb
1034
Jan
100
4
634
2,900
44
1234
634
13%
7
20lA
19%
—
—-
9%
X
•
1,400
4234
Jan
45
4,500
19*/*. Jan
«...
11'A
2,600
6%
400
43*4
3,000
*
20%
4% Jan
6%
39
•
11 *A
7
Feb
'
96
Jan
100
Feb
Daltch
28
Jan
80
Jan
12%
13*4
1,100
9
Jan
13 V*
Feb
Davega Stores Corp
0%
preferred—.
Davenport
2%
2,200
1% Jan
2%
634
6*4
19,000
ey« Jan
6% Jan
Davidson
7% Feb
7*4
24,200
75
80
825
3
3
41% :
3A
41%
50,100
433.
4,300
6*A Jan
Jan
30% Jan
34
Feb
63
80
Feb
Jan
Feb
3
Feb
41 *A Feb
46
Jan
3
tx
— —
—
sx
7Z
7-,*t
m
300
•
Columbia. Power common
39%
39%
39*4
300
7% Feb
7 »*0
37
Jan
4%
cumulative
Brown
Rubber
41 y2
7%
115,300
14,%
14
1434
18,800
13% Feb
15 Va
31*/#
31%
5,700
30V* Jan
33 V*
10
—1
7
Feb
B P Company commonBuckeye (The) Corp
B
60e convertible preferred
—
serial preferred—
—
Buell Die h Machine Co—x
6%
9
10
-
834 Feb
Dominion. Bridge.Co
*»*.
'
-
7%
—
8%
'
834
8
2,000
—
—
Jan
8,200
1,700
15
Bunker
Hill (The) Company
Burma Mines Ltd—
11
3y#
2%
334
1
17 V*
16*/2
17%
•
18
Jan
*}' Jan
23% Jan
23%
Feb
24% Feb
200
*6
...
8%
Feb
Feb
13 Va
Jan
ny#
1134
3,600
34
x'a
13,900
V4 Jan
3%
3%
334
1,700
2% Jan
4y# Jan
Burry Biscuit Corp—
834
8*4
9
9,800
6% Jai)
9
Draper
% Feb
Ltd
Calif
Eastern
Calftornla
Aviation
Electric
Ino.
Feb
Feb
23 y#
8*4
Jan
9%
122,900
2%
Jan
ey# Feb
8*A
23,600
v
1,100
18 *A
x7
.7*4.;
400
i
.-
7*/a
73i
22%
9%
cumulative
-
up
50
preferred^
1
Campbell Chlbougamau Mines
Canada
LtdZZZZl
see
22%
4,800
Feb
1*A
1%
50
58% Jan
28%
12%
27%
28%
1234
1334
page 35.
•
50%
58%
4
36%
W
8%
9%
30
21
Jan
2% Feb
7%. Feb
Jan
•8% Jan
1%
Jan
300
26%
Jan
"Z9Y*
Jan
1.100
1234
Feb
14%
Feb
100
19%
Jan
21%
Feb
Jan
;
};! Jan
18%
Jan
.19%
5
15',2
400
14%
Jan
16y* Jan
".13%"
14
19^
2,000
133#
Jan
14%
100
19%
Jan
"7',4
5,400
4*8
Jan
•
'*
14
"
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19*4
—
7%
7:
7 ".
434
"
3'/#
.
7,900
16*
1
'
'7% Feb
12*4: 12%
12%
:~9
8
2%
•
-
2 y#
.
Jan
'3% Feb
65%
Jan
16
Feb
-8%' Feb
Jan
15 Vs
Jan
Jan
46
Feb
Jan
5
Feb
1,300
8
11
19% Jan
Jan
Jan
9
18%
11,550
75
18%
Feb
VJ'.,
2V4
19,700
2%
Feb
37%
Jan
42% Jan
Jan
^y# Jan
c.
18%
.;
..
4%
„>
,
121/# Feb
42.*4
200
4%
.4 %
'734
1,600
46
"45%
-
4'/a
Jan
Jan
13% Jan
300
Jan
19% Feb
.
Feb
55
27,400
.
8%
'"8.%
'8%
2%
231,100
59%
-
V-
16'
48
3%
57*4
14%
3%
'67%
common—•
32.50
1
*
*
1
Corp
common
Harris
Co
——16
Co
Common
1
—
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep: rets ord reg
10s
Duraloy (The) Co————
1
Durham Hosiery .class. B common
•
Dura Test Corp common
—1
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co—-—>—*
Dynamics Corp: of America
1
36
Jan
3% Jan
100
48% Feb
52
Jan
55% Jan
59
Feb
400
3% Jan
750
36% Feb
49,500
7% Jan
.
5
36
36%
.100
...
_
36%
36
18% Jan
Feb
Jan
6*4
,
"
-
40%:1 40V4
7:
■
*.
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:
10
33,500
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r-
7
400
\
c8%
Jan
9
-
2%
Feb
Jan
Feb
8V2 Feb
..
29*4 /
7T«
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"•••
Ajr:
-
3%, •7
.1,800,
8%.Feb
5% Jan
>4<"s
33%
Jan
3Va
Jan
27
/ 3% Jan
Feb
Jan
,.i
3% Feb
1
Jan
34
Jan
13914 Jan
147
Feb
29
400"
-
;10
; 1,800
9V#
Jan
,59/100
23'a
Jan '
-147-j 147
■
3%
•334
7 * " 5 (4 -15%
%••;■*, -1%'
5%
12% Feb
434 Feb
6% Jan
5% Jan
1,900
i
7
Feb
19
"
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-i
4%
1
*
-
•8% Feb
15 ¥4 'Feb
15% Jan
150
■1
33 8
32%
-32%
29% Feb
"
Jan
13
2,200
37
7. .36 vi
:-t
Jan
4;r,_
4xV
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"434
711,050
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;
■
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200
19.
is.
"jo y#
.
*
15%
-44
~
27,000
21,500
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71 ,
I /is
40,400
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?
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,.' 3% " 3% 7 / 400
1,100
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723C -3 -: 7 2,500/
3%
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"3% Feb
16%
Jan
24% Feb
1%
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11
Feb
3
Feb
13% Jan
2338
:s%'
Jan
25
Jan
23T#
Jan
•
ii
16
•
2034
Jan
15
Jan
.IW^Feb
Jan
12% Feb
-
10
12% Jan
14% Jan
200
34%
Jan
-36% Feb
5,000
634
Feb
50
13%; 13%
40%
Feb"
40% Feb
19
Jan
33% Feb
1,700
...
36%
36%.36%
.634,;;; vu
.740% .'40%
29% "*30%
6%
-T
'
1,400
4,800
3,900
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'
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4,900
7
-T"21%7 22%*.'
16"%.
-
:
•
29%
*
15,400
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"
l()V8
9%;
9%:
a
X45 V4
Feb
11%
Jan
Jan
60
150
„50Cf
60
-
934
2,300
64
'47% *748
60-,
68
Jan
Jan
53% JaU
*
6
/ Jan
■
-(34 J an
6'i
" 6% '
3%
3ft
3H
7,400
3%
Jan
4y#
4%
4%
3,500
3*4
Jan
Feb
8
8
8
100
6%
Jan
r^8% Feb
Jan
31% Jan
22,100
7
'
28%
32
200
29
34
23
3|f -Feb
61% Jan
50
4
Feb
Jan
,9
16./:
■
26,700
power Co——
—*
DuMont (Allen B) Laboratories-
23% Jan
61%
3
•
Ltd common—
0%% " preference
For footnotes
22%
36%
Bread Co Ltd
Canada Cement Co
3%
2,900
12,500
58%
$0
Calvin Consol OH A Ops Co
Camden Fire Insurance.
Jan
634
/.
£ti
3,900
134
.
7.y#' Jan
■
-
7%
Duke
Feb
61%
3%
Power.
$3.00 preferred—
$2.50 preferred
7% Jan
6*4
2034
2,900
.
35
"-iy# Feb
.
.15 y#
7.50
Drilling & Exploration
Driver
33%
Jan
6% Jan
Jan
V.;
21-"-; 21
6s 8d
——I
—lc
——2 %
•
$2
Feb
%
33%
10 %
5% Feb
.300
3,800
2134
f~. 17*4
x7'.
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Feb
3%
Jan
11V*
Calgary A Edmonton Corp Ltd...
Jan
Feb
8
3,000
12->.
1 -< .53,100
6l4. : J'634 I .110,200
7%'.
•
1734
.
50c:
preferred
Douglas Oil. Company
Dow Brewery Ltd
—2.50
-12%S
8 -r -
10c
—35
Dorr-Oliver: Inc
American dep rets ord shares. -3s6d
Burroughs (J P) ft Son Inc—
1
-
;
22?#
Jan
17%
2y4 Jwi
3,300
v
.
^00-
'
_25c..
Ltd—.
F«t>
8
12%
8% Jan
40
"
'
,
93#
534
•
.
; i :.
Dominion: Textile; Co
12% Feb
7y# Jan
800
1% Jan.
14% Jan
Feb
-I1/*
-
5,800
•
247
9
x
xlSv5
Steel. & Coal ord stock..—•
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd
•
Jan
21
11% Jan
834
123/4. Feb
33%
17,600
136- 7.
23%
.
-.
.
6*4
Dominion
—
'-'7...400
-rX„
•
V
2034'.; 20%
1
Dome.: Petroleum. Ltd
7% Jan
-8% Feb
3% Feb
5% Jan
:
434
.—2.50
Dlversey
9%
1734 Jan
11% Feb
7% Jan
2% Jan
.5y#' Jan
Ltd—
8% Jan
1
Buffalo-Eclipse
Co
7% Jan
2,500
9% Jan
—2.50
.4
Ltd—
7,800
4,900
150
1,100
8,200
13%- .14% <
*
11%
8,900
1034
Jan
6 V* Feb
-8% Feb
3%
5%
1%--M% !.:•
-.
.
7-:
-32%.
934
10
23 %
Jan
Jan
w8%
"5%
1—5
8*/4
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1
3 %,
:
6%
Jan
Feb
7
8%-
9
.
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6%
41% Feb
5% Jan
4
.715,000
loo
Manufacturing—.—l
8%
10%
Budget Finance Plan common—50e
&
8
20
19%
21,400
&Va
534 /!.;
.
1''
2 lA: Jan
1,500
:o%
A
,.
9%
1
.22%
.
.7
!
27% Feb
Feb
.
7%
>
-
Jan
119% Feb
."
Jan
179,400
"7
.21%
Z. Jan
5%
24%
Jan
1*3- Jan
16%
<
33% Jan
3,100
41%;
£5%
Jan
108
7
54,900
•
26^:2 i.>xl'9% .120.%.
—1
2.50
20
Mills
8
1
470
/,= 2Q0
TI 1,300
;
American dep rets ord reg
(The) Corp
Diversified-Specialty Stores
8y* Jan
•
B
Feb
"'7% Feb
Jan
"5%7
.33%
50c
Inc
Devon-Palmer Gils
Jan
7
51
-r
Jan
6% ../; 5%
=
Iron & Steel Fdrs Inc—l
Development Corp of America
_—1
Jan
31 y2
common
Brack Mills Ltd class
7
1
X
11
1%
11%
—'-10%; 11%; 1
Detroit Gray
Jan
Distillers
preferred
Co
debentures
8%
,
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord reg
»Brown Company common—
Brown Forman Distillers
Feb
Jan
500
;%•
'
6
.
—_—*
-%c
Dayton/Rubber Co class A
Dejay Stores common.—
Dennlson Mfg class A common.
8& Feb
8-fo Jan
Feb
Feb
14% Feb
6% Jan
16'
:
12,200
7V2
5
vtc—
Day Mines luc—
34
•
22%
/
1
common
Hosiery
Brothers
2%
6%
ti
50c
Dairies Inc
6%
70
Jan
-.1%
Jan
1,020
r
37%.
-
' 36J#
£1
(Md)
D
1 ;•
Crystal
Feb
60
32
23%
Feb
2y*
7%
37
-
40%
"A"
Oil
15,300
79
B3
Jan
Feb
200
•'
15%
r#
—1
common
5334
34
71% Feb
4Jan
v
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150
-112;
5%"" 5%-
5
Lighting Inc common
Manufacturing Co class
Curtis
Feb
Jan
Jan
43%
Jan
Tobacco:
Curtis
67
80
X11V/4 114%
37%
_1
•
1.50
common
Cuban-Venezuelan
Feb
17%
27%
■
Feb
*
*
Cuban American Oil Co
Feb
26
Jan
11
26%
600
,.-1.4%
1
Internat'l
Detroit Gasket
British American Tobacco—
Amer dep rets ord bearer
Amer dep rets ord reg
—_
Feb
3% Jan
Ltd—
Cork
Cuban
14'/* Feb
IV* Feb
5% Jan
900
20%
112 7
partic——•
25c
Drug Co common
Crystal Oil ft Land Co common
—•
$1.12 preferred
2.50
Feb
10% Jan
y
..,
-va
15
Crown
Jan
3,900
7
12%
9934 100
—.
1
Brltalta Petroleums Ltd
British American OH Co—
2% Jan
1434 Jan
7;
225
,
934*
...
42'/*
5234
•
Corp common—
—•
Bridgeport Gas Co
Brlllo Manufacturing Co common—*
11%
23% Feb
Ltd—
&
Pettoleum
Crown
7% Feb
,
.:
24%
iii'
,
*
1
Crown Central Petroleum
Jan
4
3% Jan
6% Jan
Jan
„
9%
9
11%
G'/a
Brad Foote Gear Works Inc
—20t
Brazilian Traction Light A Pwr ord—*
Breeze
900
4134
i
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400
45
12%
100
,
29,900
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Crowley Milner & Co
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Jan
16
9
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43
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Clarostat Manufacturing Co
Community Public Service new
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Atlas Corp option warrants
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Audio
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1
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I
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.
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preferred
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Century Investors Inc
Feb
7%
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4.71
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Appalachian Power Co 4Va%
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13
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36
1
2
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14%
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preferred
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10%
11
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Jan
11%
32% Jan
900
43%
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98
11,400
42
10%
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Feb
115
33
38%
1
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80
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.
•
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112
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100
300
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Carolina Power & Light
8%
85
class A
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Carey Baxter
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5
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City
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Feb
8%
84
84
1
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American
American
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3
12,900
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~
.
Feb
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American Manufacturing Co com
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Feb
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8
40%
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American Book Co
American
Feb
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preferred
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American
10%
17,600
1,009
38%
Jan
6%
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of Prices
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High
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Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
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Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
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1
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Canadian Petiofiha Ltd partic pfd__10
Canadian Williston Minerals—
6c
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Co
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American Stock Exchange
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Friday
27
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13
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
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Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
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-
Emery Air Freight Corp
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14
-
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-
29%
100
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Fawchild Camera & Instrument
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FishmamCM Hi Co Inc
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4074
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2%
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Maine
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•
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60,400
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18
50c
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5
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3674
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40
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&
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1574
10
61%
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64
2,800
51
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Johnson
common
64#
6774
4,000
53*
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697% Feb
6=4
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6V4> Jan
3
—
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Maule Industries Inc
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5
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12%
Jan
42
12 74- Feb
1,600
3%
25c
Communication^ C» Ltd
Jan
4
2
24,200
7
Marconi International#Marine
3/if Jan
10% Jan
67%
16'%
5
5
Mangel Stores common
'■>
Feb
26
*18%: Jan
3^ Jan
M
Feb
7,600
8%
Feb
*
,
Feb
43%
21%
Leonard
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20,100
' 13%
13
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Mack Trucks Inc warrants
Jan
Jan
3%
50c
Maufaddcu Publications Inc
2'4
8,900
—
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Jan
.
Inc
common
Jan
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4%
Inc
Jan
Jan
15%
Jan
17%
5
1%
5..
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2-
374''
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25 T
11'%
13,000
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10
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100
10,200
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3%
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6=4
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10
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Sessions
374 "Jan
15,500
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1374
274 '
19,400
18,800
3,100
4,700
1
&
5=4
47,300
7%'
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2'4
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2%
25%
4=4
Feb
~
11% Jan
-
50c
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8%
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common—5
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Feb
25%.
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7%
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Jan
2
1
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357a
7'A
37s
2'4
-
Jau
24^
40%.
Corp
Louisiana Land &; Exploration
Lunkenheimer (The) Co
Jan
24,500
Foundry
Jan
Jan
1%.-
600
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1.
Jan
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18%
r.
14%.
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1
19%
31 %
1,000
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4%
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1
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500
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10
34
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24%
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Jan
600
,
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2074 Feb
1,400
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3%
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l'A
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31%.
1
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15
1%
7%
174
14,800
177*
5
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Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
11%
Jan
Jan
6%
8%
5,400
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l.ithlum Corp of America Inc
Feb
21%., 22 %
33% j 34%
34>>
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2%
—
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1874
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1574
3
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5%
21%
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16%
-
2%'
x6
Grand-Rapids Varnish———_1
Gray* Mail ufaeturipg Co.—
5
Great Ainer Industries Inc.7———-19c
21%
7
1
Tourneau (ItG) Inc
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
17 "
1,400
21,
17
300
15%
4
1.2s
Lc
Jan
11%
1,000
217 b
Feb
'
97.
81
Jan
31=4
10c
Lefeourt Realty Corp common
Class A
<-
10%
500.
24,400
—1
<5%
13%
12 *2
27H
Jan
7% Jun
17%
common
67'A
93 %
Fwb
Jan
51%
2,50
La SalJc Extension University
Feb
r 13
102
874
Co
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc
Lear
Jau
6,400
&
Lanston
-
Jan
2,000
11
.
1
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6%
7 Va
—5
Mines—
22'%
Jan
Jan
12'A
17
Goldfieid# Consolidated
Jan
Jan
81
Feb
Jan:
Jan
5 7'a
2
7*
5
Lamb Industries
Feb
Jan
3'A
14'4
5
Lamson
Feb
18%
10%
Jan
50
25c
Corp class.A#.
Lakcy
Feb
37'
;
2'%
400
l
Lamson
Jan
4%
49
85
12%
Inc—
GoldV6eal«Products Corp cl A
Jan
18%
,2,300
—•
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Gorh&m. Manufacturing
-
17%
—1
(Adolf)
Goodman#
95%
-
13%
Corp—
Globe
cMbof
13
95
.
Gitehrlsfcv Co
Glen# Alden
5'A
98 =A
13
1
Glenmore* Distilleries class BGlobe Union Co Inc.—_—
Jan
4%' Feb
17'A Jan
6,100
•
common——I
Jan
34s
3,900
56%
•
—
Giant Y enow knife Gold Mines
Gilbert
600
8,100
11=4
2%
15 7
11'%
13'/*
50c
La C'onsolidada S A
Lake Shores Mines Ltd
Jan
30=A
.300
•
59%
1
—
•tAyjO-oref erred
-*
25c
Corp:
Gen ting's. Incorporated
Georgia- Power $5< preferred—-.
774
29%
45%
i
;
-
Enterprises
General-Plywood Corp common
Jan
20'/2 Jan
£1
General Indus
Generait-g tores
4%
Feb
3,300
7
f
Feb
2,300
7 2%.
9=4
97%
pfd—100
Ki'opp (The) Forge Co
Krneger Brewing Co
Feb
8'%
8,200
1,200
3'A# Jan
8 'A
2%
13
4
Corp,
Minerals
Hotels
Feb
Jan
Jan
.
3%
v
preferred
.—25
General-Development Corp——
1
Ltd—.
107
'
3%
52% convertible
Co
Jan
15'%
2%
Products—
Kobackor
4l'A-Feb
8%
Co—_—
Electric
39VbJan
107'
l
Generah Alloys
Genera}
300
81
6=4
4%,
10c
Oil
Kirkland
10,700
100
Gellman Mfg Co common
GeneralVAcceptance Corp warrants
General- Builders
,
1
(Del)
(Walter)
457% Jan
24
7
•V
Klein (S) Dept Stores Inc
KJeincrt (I B) Rubber Co
G
,7'.
Galiheaiv Power
Co
Feb
Feb
10'%
800
274,
15%
7
38
Feb
1,200
,
81
15%
2,700
10
2%
1%
Kirby Petroleum Co
Feb
11,000
41
'
■'
7%
2%
43%
>
127
125
2%
2%
Company
Kings ford Company—
5 V#.
.
5
v
Jan
114% Jan
J-
£1
reg
9 7%
10c
Kawecki Chemical Co.
Kingston
For&fMotor Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord
Fox* Head* Brewing Co
77b Jan
Jan
10
1
KateDrug Company
;
.
12,600
15%
(D) & Company
Kansas Gas & Electric 4%%
-Feb
9%
32
17,900
i
Kaltman
Jan
1 Vs Man
8
1674 Feb
Jan
9%
Kennedy's. Inc
•
Jan
29'%
K.
Industries
Jan
_i.
;
Kaiser
6%
28'A
Jan
1274
700
1974
15c
.
Jan
,
35,600
#
9 7b
liy8«
*y
'11%
1 /.
18%-Jan
■
27%
1-;
9,200
6%-
■;
3.50 *'•'
I'A
i.r
3,300
417%
pfd—100
Ine_
.[V
Jan
16'A
29'%
7%
com
774 Feb
147
15'%
•
11,200
1
liV
6&
Feb
Feb
38
common
Industries
Jupiler Oils Ltd
Feb
'-77'%
:
129 '/a
J
Jan
19
-
37,950
17%
1
^clionic
17,900
134'%
High
Jan
131
9%
Petrol Corp Inc_lc
Israel-Mediterranean
•
•
25
3%
39 'A,
A
%%...Jan
Jan
15,100
19%
i
Irving Air Chute
Israel-American Oil Corp
"
900
*
337'3c
Manufacturing
Low
7%
*_5
-
Company
Investors Royalty^
Range Since Jan. 1
High
6
29'%
*
Intex Oil
Jan
15%
Shares
lOc
Iowa Public Services
Co,3.90%
Jan
133,900
8%
8%
i7%*
10c
non-voting.
Giasa Be-voting;
Gulf
Feb.
1,200
.
77%
—lv
-
Canada—
of
Feb
Jan
134
1
974
$2.' preferred
Ford
International Breweries Inc
29'%
774
5
International Holdings Ltd
International Petroleum Co Ltd
International Products
Jcannette Glass Co
1<
Faraday/Uranium Mines Ltd—
Forgo* Oils Ltd_;
;
Fclmontt Petroleum Corp.
Filmv/aysz Inc
America
64,100
%
L—1A
beneficial hit
North
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
25c
Jan
-
104
.
FajgrnAo*Eastern Sugar AssociatesCommon- shs of
Inc_;
Jan
2
,:■'■■/ _■v
vF
of
Co
1474
-
•Jan
2,900
19%
-
19
98
Co
387a
-•
Jan
20
.
>10% 10%
,10
1
8,500
50%
-
25c
1
common-—.
-9% Jan
12%.. 12%
10%
9%.
Insurance
2874 Feb
5?
12%
Industrial Plywood
Feb
2,400
5
8%
in
icr.
6%
%
FVb
1974
11,500
29 Va
4 Va
46
36
Jau
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Par
Jan
14%
47,500
VI100%
Friday
American Stock Exchange
34
600
10-. ,10%
4%
1
—
6,300
14
24%
100
%1>
FEBRUARY
Higfl
1%:
-
l'/a
,
ENDED
STOCKS
Low
36
: .-31%
33%
WEEK
Range Since Jan. 1
High
17%
..
RANGE FOR
Shares
3574
17 = 8-
1
of. America
—
3574
-
_1
Electronic Communications Inc_.
Electronics Corp
EI-Tronlcs Inc.
Low
5
common
common
Sales
for Weel
Range
Co-
6%
1
Mercliants Refrigerating" Co:
200
40
6=8
24,800
f
Feb.
Feb
13,300
6
Feb
774
Jan
1474- 15'%
400
12
Jan
157%
Feb
l'A
3,200
59'A
29,600
46=4
2374- 2674
23%
15%.
—1
19
23=4, Feb
'
i-. v*
II
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h
Merrill
;
-10c
IlalFLamp Co_—
Ifarbor- Plywood Corp———
llurnisctrfew-er
If as
-3%
19%
20-%
221
32%
5,200
v2
2%-
T/a%
Hoe
Feb
62^4
Jan
12 %
Jan
35%
34%
26=#, 2i>'«
Jan
397%
Jan
12,700
73
7%
74%
31%
5 %
r
5=8
7,200
77«
15,600
5Va
Jan
5,500
21%
Jan
7%
•r
-1
^—_—.
Class- B*
AI
Honi'&.Hardart
•
(Harvey
&
Jan
12%
1%
Jan
4'4
8V<
6,500
6%. Jan
7
9%,.
2,400
'A
"9 = 8
9
Feb
1,300
9
7%
2%
Jan
33 7«
7,600
31%
Jan
"'1%
32%
1%
1%
27,700
l'A
Jan
4
3%
...
*
19 V's
10
*4
46%
20 V4
Jan
4
50
Jan
19%
3,800
Feb
21%
800
29
Feb
75
55
Jan
66
Feb
Jan
138
18'A
37%
37%
200
36 %
Feb
99
120
98
Jan
69%
200
66%
Jan
--,15
63%
62
.
8%
I
2.50
11%
—;.
5
8%
63%
350
61%
Jan
70
•
Jan
■>-, Feb
68'%
Jan
,,
8%
700
7%
Jan
ui/4-
12%
8,300
10'A
Feb
12%
Feb
25=4
25%
26%
1,200
MVe
Jan
26%
Feb
Feb
9
American dep
rets
— •
ord reg
£1
5,1
86%
Industrial*
^.1
16=0
50c
5%
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Inc
Industrial-Hardtfbre Mfg Co
Por» footnotes
see
page
35.
45
Air,
44%'
.
14%
14 %
•
I—.'.86%
.
*
■'
preferred
Mills
TeL & Tel
States
TV
Inc
Inc
-
Nachman
16%
..4.%..
5 ,'J<i
14'/4
88
16,900
4%
Feb
5,300
44'%
Feb
48
300
13%
Jan
14%
7%
46
Jan
190
17%
5,900
5%
6,800
5% Man
"-Jan
1,500
574
Jan
37
50
34=4
Jan
16
157%- 16
2,500
67%
31
31
1A
14
-
17%
100
1574
3,500
l'A
14/200
4374
4574
3174
33
88
88
60
—
97
97
20
7,000
1
5
2.50
10
50c
Jan
Feb
38
Feb
20% Jan
174 Jan
1374
Jan
37
Jan
50
21,
Jan
4174 Jan
8674 # Feb
907% Jan
Feb
!
16'A
1974
38,800
"37%
"4'A
2,600
97
Jan
917%
Jan
15674 Feb
1274
Jan
2074 Jan
Jan
5074
„
Jan
\
Feb
-a
4=
8.
2
"47%
200
910
274
9,900
2
25
26
3374
257%
1,200
17'%
1497% 15374
17
15374
35
2%
Feb
47% Feb
374
W vW
!
Jan
44
1774
1
93
14874
2.50
100
1
Feb
*
89%
*
4
1
16
104
iS Jan
31
11,200
447%
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
1374
103
147#
Feb
774 Feb
37
Jan
4
474
Jan
1%. Jan
1,400
25
1,100
28=4
""9=4
97%
974
6,600
3574
3574
35'A
100
67%
674
67%
18,300
Jan
16'An Jan
138
'
Feb
Jan
Jan
4%; Feb
19".
Jan
Jan
2% Feb
28% Jan
154
35
Feb.
7=4-Jan
974, Feb
Jan
3 5 74-Feb
317%
National
5'%
Jan
774- Jan
Jan
1274 Jbn
National
4=4
474
400
374
Jan
574 Feb
67%
67o
67%
6/200
5'A
Jan
7#
3
Hess
common
Brewing Co (Mich)..^
National Casket Company
National Electric Weld Machines
National
National
4=4
7'%
77%
774
3,500
6'%
Jan
8% Feb
5'A
13,200
Dehydrating &
Alfalfa
Bellas
2,600
11
1
Milling Co
National
X1174
12
——1
Napco Industries Inc
Presto
Industries Inc.-
Research
Feb
National
Rubber
8^* Feb
National
Starch
Corp-.
1
1
5
1
Jan
90
Feb
17'A
Feb
National Telefilm Associates-
Jan
6%
Jan
National
common—
3
Jan
5 74-Feb
4'A
Jan
100
3,;
Jan
3*
600
25-
Feb
27'%
16
Jan
2174 Feb
137%
Jan
18*
26
27'A
1974
20
14'A
14 74
100
1,500
3
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
474 Jan
3=4
374
3)8
32,800
1174
107%
1174
3,100
1074
Jan
1174 Feb
2374
2374
257%
8,900
1574
Jan
27% Jan
21'%
217%
200
17
Jan
2474*Jan
53
217%
18
National Steel Car Ltd-
Jan
47*
3
1
25c
-2
1
—10
Machinery
common—1
14
Transit
5
2674
Products
847a
3%
7
37
7
——5
Corp
Namm-Loeser's Inc
.,
Feb
Jan
N
National Mfg & Stores common
National Petroleum Ltd-
Imperial*Chemical Industries—
Imperial#Oil (Canada# capital stock—*
ImperiaKTobaceo of Canada
_5
ImperiahTob of Gt Brit <fc Ireland
£1
Indianapolis Pwr &: Light 4% pfd—100
i
Feb
38=4 Jan
102'%. Feb
.
32%, Jan
64 %
69
—2
21=4. Jan
30%
99
«
Mountain
-
Feb
Feb
Feb
Vernon
100
100
100
pfd—•
1
Murphy Corporation—a
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muslcegon Piston Ring common
Muskogee Co common——
Muter Company common.
3
43
19%
cumulative
Muntz
300
6,800
1
1
Co
Produets
Feb
2
18'A
-
Mount
Jan
63'A
37%
0%
M'etai
Mt Diablo Company
Feb
34'%
Chemical
Investors participation
Mt# Clemens
Jan
374
1,200
100
Manufacturing Co.
9%
30%
30%
Moody
Jan
10%- Jan
*
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% cumulative preferred
4.80% cum preferred series B
4:50% preferred series C
Montgomery Ward-& Co-class AMontrose
Feb-;
3%
Jan
79,600
9%
:__5
Hygrade Food Products
Feb
14%. Jan
Jan
5,200
3%
32%
.:
3'A
:.
Hvdrometals Inc—:
Jan *
8%
2%. Jan
11%
2%
10
,
2,000
3%
Inc common—
HuirrtdecOil. & Refining-:
Hurd Lock
x8%
Jan *
128%
.10
common—,—
....
#
Feb
Jan ** ;
1,000
12 = 8
■>'
5%
25
a-
32
8'4
20,400
8
.15
5%- preferred
Hubbell
Jan
37a
Baking Co.,—
Horn* &4.Hardart
4%
107%
37
1
Jan
11%
3%
18%
»-
Co—.—
<Sr Co
•
32
25
7 46
1
4
(Geo
75 ■'■" Jan
Jan
11%
12
20 %
A,——
Jan
29 Yz
cMmmon
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of America—
Feb
-
3%
*
60c
71'A
-3%
4
12%
_1
25c
—5
70
1,300
24%
%
3%
2.50
—
29% Feb
Jan
Jan
9
26-
Jan
99=4
117%
2374
10'A
Jan
1374- Jan
Jan
8,100
54%
.v
100
Jan
26
5,000
94'A
974
974
Jan
1074
247
5,400
30
Jan
15
13
257%
10%
"19%; Jan
12%.
5
50c
—
60%
Ilolopbane Co common.,
Hormel
Piping Co
10%
40
374 Jan
197%, Feb
56%
550
1,300
Jan
2474 Jan
1374 Jan
convertible preferred—
50
Mining Corp of Canada*
Minnesota Pwr <Si Light 5% pfd—-100
Mirro Aluminum Company
10c
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR "ctfs"_
99%
2,600
1274
2974
Jan
2,600
4 71# %
-
1374
xl3
Jari
1974 Jan
19
Miller Wobl Co
11%
'
Mincs___
Hoover Ball & Bearing
1
2%
5974 Feb
177%
Jan
<
2174
2,000
Feb
1774
Feb
25
1
Inc_
class
Feb
Midwest
30%
1
—
—
Ltd
6%
2,600
15,500
2=A
27%
l'A Jan
50c
24B
10
Home* Gil Co
Jan
li\f Jan
1174
preferred—*
Mid-West" Abrasive
conv
13'%
12'%
8
1
cumulative preferred—.,
(IW & Co Inc common—__
Ilodlingcrt Consol Gold
Ilohy#. Oorporation,HoOj» Stores Inc_i
Midland OJ1 Corp $1
Feb
53'
1
Jan
5
—
Corp
Feb
6%
10
Jan
5%
25c
HoiimuHMJSidustries
6
174
22=4
2%
—1
common
3%
74%
25c
—
Inc
Holfmai*-International
3% Jan
4'% Jan
99%
10c
Electronics
Class A>.
Petroleum
1%
1
common
Products Inq—..
Corp
States
7,400
"
Hiilerr Aircraft
Middle
23
10%
100
—_——
Industries
:
Feb
24
1
1
4,100
35%
Co
High way-Trailer
'.
69 7 %
,5
Michigan Cjiemical Corp
Michigan Sugar Co common—
6% preferred
-—
Mieromatlc Ilone'Corp
.6%
100
pfd—.
Co_
33%. Fep
10%-' Feb
•
«7%
5%
;
29%
Electric
Hevi-Duty.
Jan
l'A
60%
common.—
I-Iigbie Mfg Co common.
Jan
8%- Jan
66
1
—1
Co
5
Inc.;—.
—
HeroHbRadio &;
29'A
300
8,200
—25c
&
1,800
2,100
:4:%
Uccla» Mining Co——_—_—,
Galion
33%
5%. .6%
2Vi>
4Vt& preferred
Feb"
4%-
6
Henry. Hoit
Jan
22%
5%,
W<:
Hercules
2074
Jan
69
Iron
Mining Corp Ltd—
Metal & Thermit Corp
Feb
Jan
18=b
j
4%
-Zl-2
& Co 5%%
4
13%
2.2(H)
68%
10c
Heli-Coii?# Corp
3 % • Feb
•3,700
1010%
10V»
25
:o_—
-.liavanjwLiihographiug Co-——
—;
HuzcWBlshop Inc—
Ifaxcltino'Corp—
;—
Ihdena* Rubenstein
46,300
-19
33%
—^-1
Iue_—-——
Industries
Heller. (AWE)
4
19Vu
21%
—it
Coip_—-_--i——1
tings- Mfg" Co..'—
Hathaway
3%
-j—2
Ila^'tfleldrrStores inc.-•—
Hatttordh-Electric- Ligiit———
-Ihvrvard»-Ifivestoi's
Mcsabi
.
Hfftuierican Machine Co—
Island
647%
300
52
Jan
62
18
19
500
17
Jan
19%, Feb
10'A
-10c
10'%
974
107%
20,000
97a
Jan
1
474
474
474
1,000
474
Jan
Jan
Feb
4% Ja-n
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, March 2, 1959
.
(1050)
ftftV
1 asl
American Sleek Exchange
Low
Low
2%
9,200
3
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
Jan
36%
35*i
36%
5,200
32%
Feb
36% Jan
17
16%
20
6,800
13'%
Jan
20
common——
Petroleum—— ™50c
New England Tel & Tel
New Havoa Clock & Watch
1
Co.™.
168
180
174
4,800
130
1A
'ft 17a
-100
1
3.020
160
2
1 ft
™50e
174
74
174
25%
2574
2774
17
16%
17%
1,900
i.
t<;
51.000
Co—
New
Process Co
New
Superior
New York
1
If;
*
17*
2
lft
2
8,900
•
common—»—
Jan
25% Feb
15% Jan
%
:
1 »,
1
lft
US
common-
is,
X i
Feb
300
lft
Jan
800
20
20
Jan
1% Jan
no
"III
Oils
Auction Co
1
Feb
%
10.800
2
'
<& Cliem
New
Jan
1%
25,500
31.300
_25c
Jersey Zinc—.
New Mexico & Arizona Land1
New Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd
._20c
New Park Mining Co———-——
_1
New Idria Min
ft Jan
17%
Jan
St Lawrence Corp
Feb
1%
Salent-llrosiHs
Jan
San
—16
I New York Merchandise
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd.——.
Niplssing
Noma
Mines
Liters
Norfolk
North
:
American
1
1%
24,500
2%
2%
2%
2.800
1
13%
12%
13%
8,100
1
7%
7%
8%
A™ —10
39%
38%
40
1,700
1,400
38%
38%
:
Railway
Cement class
American Royalties
Lie
100
1
Ltd
-
-—
4%
4%
4%
1,000
—25
312
3%
4%
22,600
—1
North Canadian Oils
Northeast Airliners
North Pcnn Rlt Co
Feb
22
17% Feb
1
1
—10
North
4,250
26
1
—
Inc_—
Southern
22%
25%
7%
7
7%
8,900
—50
1
Jan
2% Feb
Jan
1%
Feb
Cumulative
preferred 474%
Cumulative
preferred 4.40% serics_20
18%
Cumulative preferred
Jan
Sapphire
Savoy Oil
131
Feb
Jan
Saxon
Feb
Jan
112 Jan
21i Jan
4% Jan
4% Feb
77/a
2
ft
22,700
ft
1%
1% Feb
29.100
1% Jan
4% Jan
Ogden
Corp
21\;
1
20
67% Jan
73%
10
86
887b Jan
Jan
1]5 Feb
2%
common
21
20%
22%
38%
38
39
95%
5Qc
—™——1
lft
4
10o
"l%
90c
common—
—,—1
Overseas Securities
—
Oxford Electric Corp—
4
Jan
22%
Jan
397a
Jan
96%
100
92%
Jan
96%
Feb
1 ft
3,600
4%
800
5%
300
74%
77%
1,450
22
19%
22
36,900
7%^
7
7%
—10
X3474
3174
.—-.25
5%% 1st l.
5%
1st pi
12,400
Sicks
5%
Feb
4% Jan
68
Jan
31%
16%
Jan
22
5% Jau
Feb
37
4,600
33%
Feb
2,600
400
30% Jan
28
Jan
29 Ve
200
25%
Jan
27%
2,800
247/a
Jan
26
Jan
2574
25%
26%
2,200
25
Jan
2674 Jan
24%
25
I,200
24% Jan
26
23
23
200
22%
Jan
23% Jan
21%
Feb
23
340
88
Jan
120
86% Jan
110
95
Airlines
1
-
,
Pacific: Power & Light 5%
pi'd
60
89
100
4%
5%
9,400
3%
Jan
16%
17
ll1!!
27,100
5,500
16%
Feb
11%
io%
16%
1%
•
10%
Feb
99
Jan
4,200
32 %
Jan
4%
Feb
K,
2"
3,000
ft
%
1%
11%
Jan
17,500
22,100
37%
5
12%
16% ft
6,200
*
800
2
15%
15%
15%
I,200
11
10%
11%
7,700
2
-
5
Minerals
Aircraft
Corp
Power Corp of Canada common-;
Prentice-Hall Inc
common
P R M Inc
474%
Puerto Rico Telephone Co
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Co
62%
24%
500
1%
26%
64
23%
64
1%
16,500
26%
1
:
9%
•
8%
6%
7
.'
11%
974
11%
700
27%
7
ft'
8%
10%
7,600
2,300
II,400
94% Feb
.VJ
1% Jan
4% Jan
14% Jan
14
Feb
8% Jan
Jan
23% Jan
6% Jan
4% Jan
974 Jan
Hi
14,200
1%
Jan
400
83%
Feb
*
10%
10%
10%
1,500
50%
3%
11%
ft: 49
3%
lft.
Feb
143 %
Jan
1,500
474
800
13%
101
5'h
Jan
Corp
Oil
1
1
common
Co
12.50
common
original preferred
cumulative preferred
cumulative
3%
lira
11%
68:%
2}n
3
9%
Jan
25
preference
25
—25
25
cumulative
4.24%
preferred
cumulative preferred-
4.08<«
cumulative
Southern
preferred
California
Southern
Materials
Pipe Line
Southland Royalty Co
15% Feb
Jan
7%
64
ft
Feb
26% Feb
1% Feb
23%
21%
23%
3,200
1%
6%.
600
61%
Jan
15%, Jan
Jan
36
'
12%
Feb
ft:
Jan
4%
Starrett
Jan
50c
13% Jan
69% Feb
X158
38
Feb
36
Feb
187
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb ft
158
Feb
5474
Jan
4
Jan
13
Jan
574
Jan
3
Jan
4674
874
474
1074
874
Feb
5,000
7 74
Feb ft
600
2074
6,500
874
8
2374
1274
974
10%
10
24
Feb
Feb
4574 Jan
4174 Jan
Jan
Jan
9
37%
5874
60
2574
2574
300-
25
24%
25
300
2,400
24
Feb
Jan
38
Feb
56
37
Jan
3674
37%
130
Jan
Feb
60-
24%
ft
Jan
26
Feb
2474
<
Feb
2574
Jan
54%
Feb
5574
Jan
50%
4974
50%
400
49%
Feb
5174
2274
2274
22%
22%
900
2174
Jau
2374
Jan
300
2174 Jan
2074 Jan
474 Jau
2274
Feb
2174
Jan
574
Jan
1174
Jan
15-%
Feb
874 Jan
1074
Jan
84
Jan
2174
414
14%
474
200
14%
1574
2,300
ft
Feb
79
-5
Corp-
Jan
1
(The)
83
474
Jan
974
Jan
1474
Jan
>1774
Jan
450
2674
Jan
8,000
874
Jan
1,000
28- > Jan
874 Jan
19%
6,700
1674- Jan
1974
Feb
6974
1.309
6474 Jan
71
Feb
137a
13
13%
1,500
1274. Feb
1374 Jan
23%
2474
1,300
23 74
4%
474
1.310
474
774
774
7%
706
Ltd——1
Mines
Corp
1874
r4%
174
174
174-
1
474
474
474
1374
1374
Steel Parts Corporation--,——
Stein (A) & Co common-^
Inc
—1
Canada .ordinary
•
Jan
Jan
3%
100
Jan
,
274 Jan
-
2774
7874
27%
25%
79
674
6%
•
16%
1674
-
6.404
23
-Jan
2-774 Jan
79%
2,475
71
Jan
201
6
Jan
7974 Jan
774 Jan
7
701
16%
1574
\
1674
1% Jan
Sterling Aluminum Products eommon_5
1874
18%
300
17%
Feb
Sterling
1674
1634
200
1574
Jan
474
4:,4
39,824
10%
800
10%
Jan
10% Feb
16%
16
17%
14%
Jan
1774 Feb
12
11%
12
6,700
4,100
10%
Jan
12
11%
11%
11%.
1,800
11%
Jan
117g- Jan
.»••
Jan
Brewers
Sterling Precision
Stetson
Stinncs
Feb
ft
(J
B)
1
Inc
Corp
10c
(Del)
Feb
*•3474
Jan
25 ::
Feb
33%
33-
33%
502
33
Feb
2474
2474 ■2474
2,002
2174
Jan
1
3674
36
3674
500
3374
Jan
*
15
200
1474
Feb
4
8,108
88%
75
85 %
Jan
Jan
Stroock
44
6,500
44
Feb
Stylon Corporation
3,000
33%
18%
Feb
23%
Jan
24%
Jan
56%
1,300
46% Jan
Feb
Feb
2274
1
21%
55%
60% Jan
574
Jan
—-—5
36%
90
Jan
(Hugo) Corp—
88%
(S)
Sunrise
Co
&
common-;
1
Supermarkets Corp
1
Sunset International Petrol Corp
1
1474
3774 Jan
-
1674
•
_3%
3%
'474
474
474
•-
9,012
474
374
374
474
5.405
874
2,305
674
Jan
702
1474
Jan
1,107
1474
Jan
Jan
Feb
8 74
374 Jan
774
■
Jan
4%
Feb
Jan
574
1974 Jan
100
2074
Feb
"474
2074
Jan
3
-
2074
774
1
Feb
3
Stone Container CorpStop & Shop Inc
231-4
Jan
16%
-
20
474
common—
40
Feb
2174
Jan
7
% Jan
Feb
Feb
Jan
6
574 Feb
.5
474
1474
1174 Jan
25c
Instruments
of
Jan
574
Jan
Jan
•'774
li"«
1,801
1374
2474
Jai>
Feb
7
13,603
—50c
;
preferred
Enterprises Inc—
Steel
6% Feb
Feb
68%
1
Statlram
2674 Feb
1174 Jan
19
1
:
Feb
Co
16
Feb 4
1
common
B—
convertible
Statcconrt
Jan
974
—1
C0rp_.—.—
class
1174
8,500
9
Jan
Jan
274
1,400
:
6974
1
Co
Shares Inc
874
474
4,200
13,800
374
10
Corp
(Ky)-
Jan
31S
Feb
Jan.
1
25%
25%
600
2474 Jan
25% Feb
3874 Feb
37
37%
2,700
29
24%
24%
5,300
73%
3,900
1
12%
12%
13 %
I,500
19% Jan
54% Jan
11% Feb
25
65
13%
Jan
$1.25 convertible preferred™
Reda Pump Co
—20
23%
23%
23%
200
22%
Jan
2474
1
20%
200
18%
Jan
22
Jan
Jan
—1
20%
2%
20%
Rels
2%
2%
11,200
7,300
Inc
common
———
(Robert) <fe Co—
Reiter-Poster Oil Corp—
50c
Remington Arms Co Inc.
%
10
Reliance Insurance Co
50%
«lt
50%
2,000
13
12%
13 Va
13,100
11,000
1
r«-
Corp
1
8%
8%
1
33%
32%
34%
6,300
Mining Co
—50c
3%
3%
COO
Corp
Ridgeway Corp—
Ex-liquidating distribution
9
Jan
% Jan
%
49
Jan
Jan
11% Jan
Feb
73% Feb
374 Feb
1
4%
preferred
Electric Co common
cumulative
4°/o
Tampa
Technicolor
8
Jan
974
Feb
Thew
Jan
3674
Jan
2% Jan
374
Jail
200
9% Jan
974 Feb
37/a
Jan
4% Jan
100
83%
82 Va
Jan
8674 Jan
83%
HQ
4%
5%
II,300
7 %
30c
1
5%
5%
5%
14,800
18%
18%
19%
50c
3%
3%
3%
2,200
1,400
5
14%
4% Jan
14%
200
14
Feb
1574
Jan
400
7
Feb
874
Jan
5%
Jan
18% Jan
3%
Feb
*
10%
10%
11%
9,300
10%
Feb
4%
3%
4%
3,000
27a
Jan
5
5
5 Va
Russell (The P C) Company
Ryan Aeronautical Co
1
Ryau Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes common
1
1
1
35.
54
Jan
774
7
1.25
Ave common
574
•
3,600
5
Feb
6
Jan
20% Jan
374 Jan
1274 Jan
474
674
Feb
47a
Jan
12%
Jan
1774
Feb
10,310
174
Feb
274
Jan
264,552
74
Jan
Jan
56%
13,500
33%
Jan
4%
~4%
45%
5%
2.600
4Vs
Jui
5674 Feb
674 Feb
4%
4%
2,200
3%
jfif
574 Feb
5s
20
100
Tonopah Mining of Nevada.
—1
Tower Acceptance Corp class A.
1
Trans Caribbean Airways class A—10c
1
Trans Cont Industries Inc
7
Cuba
Trans
Lux
Oil
Co
class
A—
Corp
,50c
True
Corp
from Harrison Lie
Temper
Two Guys
warrants-
Feb
Feb
174
Jan
-3% Jan
874
Jan
1374 Jan
Jan
3474 Feb
3174
Feb
36-
1774
Jan
2174 Feb
874
Jan
32
1.504
974
974
600
974 Feb
4-
374
Jan
3474
Feb
3874 Feb
87
50
8474
Jan
89-
274
Feb
3% Jan
674
Jan
77a' Jan
20% Jan
3774
87
274
3
3,804
774
674
774-
9,205-
1574
1472
2%
74
874
36
-
Jan
4,902
1374
Feb
17,527
174
Jan
274 Feb
37,383
16
274
2
%
.—1
Feb
700
"
~3
Jan
1,903
4
4
35
36
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co.
Tri-Conllnental
97
31
3,206
1
deposit rets def registered
Todd Shipyards Corp
Toledo Edison 4%%
preferred
Jan
Feb
503
Roofing Inc
1
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer deposit rets ord registered—£1
Amer
9174
2574
202
10
.—25c
Inc
75
8,916
10c
:
74 Feb
1.302
—5
common
Thrlftmarket Inc
Trans
774 Jan
1,106
15,103
97
pfd-
Thompson-Slarrett Co lnc_
70c convertible preferred
3,700
Feb
19% Feb
674
Co
29
4%
Feb
37a
Jan
7a
Calgary
Markets
874
Jau
9
274
Power & Light $4.56
Co
274
Jan
17 74
Inc—
Tenney Engineering Inc
Texam Oil Corporation
Texas
9%
%
82%
Roosevelt
Inc..
—
Industries
774
2,820
8% Feb
46.
Jan
15,340
24,124
Feb
16
•
Feb
3%
874
common
Teleprompter Corp
Shovel
4174
1974
Inc
Tcl-A-Sign Inc
Television
2,703
46
Jan
18
'
Jan
8
Texas
4
(I) & Sons Inc class A—-50c
Rolls Royce Ltd—
American den rets ord reg
£1
Roosevelt Field Inc
1-50
Royal American Corp
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
16
Tllo
1
Rokcach
Roxbury Carpet Company
16 74
common.
Jan
9%
1
A
class
common
Tliorofare
Grande Valley Gas Co—
Vtc extended to Jan 3 1965
Rochester Gas & Elec 4% pfd P
page
B
5474 Jan
1374 Jan
Rio
see
Inc
Class
71%
footnotes
34
33%
1,300
10
8*%
Financial
Standard-Thomson
lj,V Feb
877/a
24%
For
f
ft 350
30%.
874
Products
37%
Russeks Fifth
:l
-ft
Jan
2774
Standard
Standard
1
Raceway
Jan
a
1774
11% Feb
10
International
Industrial
!
ft Feb
1
Forgings
II,900
4ft
|
Feb
a
26%
Oil
97,800
3,500
Jan
4%
Jan
67
1674
Standard
1%
41A
»
474
Jan
174
117
2674
Standard
6%
4 ft
Jan
Feb
17 %
Standard
1%
415
2574
Feb
874
Jan
6%
10%
56
|
Jan
974
3574
Xl58
t
Jan
Jan
574
3574
xl58
Jan
44
46
274
36
Jan
13,300
874
67
75
U
Jan
23,600
*
Jan
f
2374 Jan
-
25,800
10%
2% Jan
11% Feb
72%
i
Feb
74
1574. v
32
Jan
74
6
10%
800
2}ft Feb
,«
10%
3 74
1474
Uranium
63%
54
I
Jan
97
-
2474
100
24%
3%
Stan rock
200
24%
1074
7% Feb
i
Jan
250"
-
Jan
1574
8%
28
I
3674 Feb
200
-1
11% Feb
1,025
33
6,500
10c
10'A Jan
II,200
36
3 8 7«
.
42 74
3674
Standard Dredging Corp common
1
$1.60 convertible preferred——20
Feb
—10
Republic
Feb
5% Jan
Talon
Rapid-American Corp
Packing Co common
Rico Argentine
874
—„—
Rath
Resistoflex
1
474 Jan
Jan
36 74
t
5
Feb
3674 Jan
Jan
25
Petroleum Corp—2
Inc2
Co
Southern
Tube
Jan
1974
'ft;. 74
25
convertible preference
Standard
I
100
3574
__
25
Symington Wayne Corp warrants-
Co
Reading Tube Corp
ft
Jan,
II,900
U
T
Raymond
Feb
1874 Feb
39
Jan
49
%
23
23
1'
—25
preferred
convertible
4.32%
16% Feb
It
Investment
35
ft
Edison—
California
4.48%
Jan
9474
100
1,300
4.56%
Jan
Feb
12%
Penn
4.78%
ft Feb
274
53
148,300
4.88%
Jan
Jan
18
Coast
South
37% Feb
5%
20
9674
53
374
Manufacturing common-—
Southern
5% Jan
19%
96
53
ft
Jan
1474 Jan
19274 Feb
209% 212
212
37t
Superior Tool & Die Co
Raino
Feb
ft 174
374 Jan
1,000
77«r Jan
3274- Feb ft
14,900
Feb
72%
1
3,100
347a
4%
77-t
South
89% Feb
Q
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Power Co
6% Jan
8%
33%
8
34%
4.74
400
51
67
;
1%
12%
80
68
60% Jan
22% Jan
87%
1%
-5
Jan
374
Boas
Feb
Jan
I,500
15,000
86%
100
common—
Feb
35
374
Spencer Shop Cor})—
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
Stalil-Meyer Inc
3
9
25
41,900
2%
Shear & Company
20c
com
120,200
774
Feb
1
18 74
39
*! I?
37 a
Jan
—1*
—
11%
39
774
9
of
Colorado—
cumulative preferred—
1274 Feb
1474 Feb
6,100
Jan
25c
Providence Gas
ft Jan
400
7,600
13,400
6%
—1
34,200
5%
600
10c
Progress Mfg Co IncProphet (The) Company—
^
-
497a
774 i
1
35
574
7%
—1
Pressed Metals of America
Preston East Dome Mines Ltd
Jan
574
7%
3
—;
2874
4774
10
•
5,800
47%
Jan
*
.
3474
20
Jan
Royalties Ltd—
Pratt & Lambert Co
3074
30
Jan
2.50
32%
i'2
8 %
-1
A——
common
13%
1674 Feb
974
7%
-10
common
Poloron Products class
Powdrcll & Alexander
1474
Jau
5%
4%
1
—
2% Feb
174 Jan
6% Feb
600
1374
7a
200
10
50
.
Feb
4,400
5%
Ltd
400
—1
—
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Jan
1474
21,000
1074
Mines
17,700
1
Pierce Industries inc
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
Jan
67«
3%
Lighting
8%
5%
10c
.
57a
77a
1574
37«
American
8%
10 pesos
Jan
2%
10c
,——1
Corp
9
5
Philippine Long DIst Tel Co
Phillips Screw Co
Feb
6%
1
Precision
8%
1
-
Jan
.
67^
25
9%
Pep Boys (The)
—tft
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)
20
Perfect Circle Corp
—2.50
174
137*
Jan
274
2
-1
-
■
2»-
£1
Skiatron Electronics & Telev Corp—10c
Slick Airways Inc
—5
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills—
Sonotone Corp
—
1
Jan
90
•
2
class A
Co
Singer Manufacturing. Co——
Singer Manufacturing: Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Jan
100
Ltd
Gas
2.50
Peninsular Metal Products:
Pyle-National
220
09% 100%
36%
4%
1
—
Patlno of Canada Ltd
Service
10%
le
——*2v
-
85%
4%
16%
4%
—
134% Jan
89
37%
——
Jan
89
100%
Pcnn Traffic Co
Public
136% 138
100
Parlccrsburg-Aetnu Corp
Prairie Oil
138
*
(C A)
Pantepec Oil (C A) Amer shares—1 Bol
Park Chemical Company
1
Pneumatic Scale
99% 100
vtc„2 Bol
common
89%
100
10%
-
94%
89%
,
1
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Piasccki
92
93%
cum
&
274 Jan
$3 convertible preferred
—*
Simpson's !ild common
r-——
Sinclair Venezuelan' Oil Co———1
Jan
25%
preferred-;——*
preferred—
*
$4.75 conv dividend preferred
$4.36 dividend preferred-,
*
Oils
12% Jan
Jan
Inc
25c
Shares—-—-5,000 Ir
Siimnons-Boardnian Publications—
Jan
26%
dividend
Peruvian
1074 Feb
2,500
100
preferred
Silvray
31% Jan
28%
&i
Silver-Miller
3774 Jan
31%
25%
inr>Lui ii7u—
Philips Electronics Inc
2,600
274
274
25
common,
15
Silver Creek
9% Feb
26%
1st preferred—25
Parker Pen Co class A
Class B
ti-m
•
Silcx Co common
777b Feb
28%
xrib
Tubes
Feb
5
—
Breweries
$1.25
2574
redeemable
Pancoastal Petroleum
Pan Israel Oil vtc_
11
1
of America common
Signal Oil
Feb
2674
xcuutumtuu;
Page-Horsey
9,000
3
4%
Jan
2874
4.36% redeemable 1st preferred—25
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred——*
Northern
1274
Siboncy-Caribbean Petroleum Co—10c
2%
—25
War ran ts
57»
•
Class
—25
Pacific
Mining
preferred
1% Jan
.->25
dividend
574
2,000
35
1% Feb
—25
$4.40
574
674
I,100
674
2274
Sherwin-Williams
Jan
37
4%
1
Clay
$4.75
574
~674
Shoe Corp
18%
600
17,700
74%
—1
Pacific Oas
4.50 %
Jan ;
3274
Simca
ft
Jan
774
Sherwin-Williams of Canada
40c cumulative preferred
7
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amor sharcs_10s
Pacific
1
13,900
*
common
Sbawinigan Water & Power
Sherman Products Inc—
Jan
"/
Ohio Brass Co common—
Ohio Power 4%% preferred
Okalta Oils Ltd
Old Town Corp
20,600
1674
4%
O
Feb
100
174
137a
17a Jan
2%
1 fi'
2%
18,200
2%
2374
23 7 4
20c
.
Scrvomechauisins Inc
Derm
Jan
lft
2374
13
Sliuttuck
88
Jan
Feb
187*
1174
74
Feb
72%
Feb
18
Jan
22
22
Jan
lft
12%
Leather
Jan
17%
18
874 Jan
2374
%
SOton
2074
200
ft
12 74
Jan
2
18
_10c
1
1
Sentry Corp —
———
Serrick Corp class B
Servo Corp of America
Jan
300
22
1774-
•
Feb
Jan
21
—
274
40%
Feb
1774
—
10%
33
3
:21'rL'
2%
Secrnau Bros Inc
6%
Feb
7%
10%
Airlines
Feb
3%
Feb
Feb
21%
774
21%
774
117a
3.50
:
8%
40% Feb
17%
900
18
———l
stock
Western
Feb
19,200
21%
11
Seaboard
19%
197a
11
capital
Jan
5,400
1
Paper Corp—
New
17
19%
20
1
14% Jan
Jan
High
■n
25c
25c
Ltd--.
Petroleums
Inc (Del)
11% Jan
7% Jan
34% Jan
Low
High
Seaporcel Metals Inc—
——10c
Securities Corp General-——™—
—1
Security Freehold Petroleums———*
Secburg (The) Corp—
—
1
25% Feb
18
series_20
Say re & Fisher Co
—
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd—
2ft Feb
26
5# series™—20
preferred—
5.00%
lft Feb
2%
88
Nuclear Corp of Amer A (Del.).— -Hoc
Milling Co Lid
16 pesos
Diego Gas & Electric Co-
2%
72%
Northern Lid Pub Serv 474% pfd. -100
Niprthspan Uranium Mines Ltd—
1
Warrants
*
-2.50
Ltd common—
Inc:
28% Jan
.
—10
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
19
San Carlos
Feb
180
New York & Honduras Rosario—
New common
for Week
Range
Low
Par
-
1
Co
Sales
Week's
of Prices
3% Jan
5
Mur
Last
American Stock Exchange
Nestle-Le
Chamberlain
Friday
High
Neptune Meter common—..—
New
OV
rnt>VT A
FEBKLARY^'IT^,^
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2%
27b
RANGE
ftV;.'
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Electric Corp~— 1.30c
Union
*
Sales
for Week
Range
Par
National
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
:
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
74
Jau
1
Jan
Jan
874
Jan
29 74
Jan
3974
Feb
13,942
27
Feb
■»3174 Feb
602
19
Jan
2074 Jan
874
200
3874
400
3074
30
3174
19%
1974
20
107'a
1074
1074
4.303
7
974
Volume
5825
Number
189
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1051)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
American
Last
Stock
Par
of Frices
Low
WEEK
ENDED
FEBRUARY
Shares
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
u
Unexcelled
Chemical
—.5
Corp
Union Gas Co of Canada..,
Union Investment Co
Union
Stock
Yards
of
""4
Omaha
United Aircraft
Products
United Asbestos
.20
Corp
Milk
4,004
16%
173a
700
16 3,4
Feb
17%
Feb
10%
10%
201
10
Feb
11%
__
.
-
25%
100
23%
Jan
25%
Feb
ABaden
7%
Jan
8%
Feb
Central
8%
7%
8%
12,746
6
6ft
6I56
8,541
1
2
1%
2
4,106
Products
ft
10c
U
39%
301
51/4
39
702
4%
5
6ft Feb
1}J Jan
is Jan
1,815
%
%
39
common
Amer
U
S
dep
rets
ord
Air
U S
Ceramic
U S
Foil
2
ft
U S
Rubber
U
Vitamin
S
A
AGerman
5%
Feb
*
6%
5%
40
Danzig
As
F
2,502
Jan
United Stores Corp common—
Universal American Corp
Universal Consolidated Oil
Universal Controls Inc
13%
420
9%
Jan
13%
Feb
49 %
26,062
41%
Feb
49'A
Feb
7%
Feb
7%
11,132
42%
12,713
6'A
38
9%
9%
3%
45
67%
61
21,796
69%
34
—
2,802
10%,
2%
3'A
48
3%
34
48
Jan
Jan
43
Feb
2% Jan
134 Jan
14
Feb
30
1
45
1,202
Jan
53
Jan
69%
32
20
Jan
34
Prov
7s
6%s
1
Feb
16%
18
52,157
133/a
Jan
7%
7%
8
4,508
6%
Jan
8
2436—
*No par
f
included
tribution.
x
Low
High
185
17%
16%
17%
215
215
$190
186%
186%
101%
102'A
..Feb-Aug
1949
17%
$216% 221
$15%
Feb-Aug
$140
2008—May -Nov
$60
Jlfap-Nov
April-Oct
$80
__
$80
$101% 102%
$55
50%
50%
50%
$40%
57
48%
50%
39%
42
41
value,
a Deferred delivery transaction (not included In year's range),
d Ex-interest,
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
year's range),
r Transaction for cash
(not included in year's range),
t Ex-dis¬
Ex-liquidating
(not
Jan. 1
No.
...
$172
A7s (issue of Oct 1927) 1947
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972—_—June-Dec
Parana
stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008
Mar-Sept
Peru
(Republic of)—
Sinking fund 3s Jen 1 1997
Jan-July
Rio de Janeiro stamped (Plan A) 2s 2012—Jan-July
Feb
Feb
18
6%s
$180
June-Dec
(City of) Germany—
(80% redeemed)
(Prov)
Range Since
Sold
High
Banks—
1952—Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1947
1947
6s
Bonds
Friday's
$135
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Waterways
Munic
stamped (Plan A) 2%s
Mortgage Bank of Bogota —
A7s (Issue of May 1927)
1947
Feb
17%
_
Sugar
Feb
3%
Feb
37%
16,380
&
1951
&
Cons
AHanover
7%
State
Maranliao
12%
6%
1939
Feb
Jan
47%
39%
Pharmaceutical.,
7s
Jan
5%
185%
4%
or
Bid & Asked
1"!..Jan-July
1952
secured
Jan
1951
7s
German
A
Port
Jan
180
of
series B
Jan
Jan
13
Co
Reclaiming Co—
Utah-Idaho
V
184% 185
6%
Corp
Universal Insurance
Universal Marion Corp
6s
%
Jan
4%
4%
B
&
A
Jan
Bk
series
49%
48
Tile
class
A6s
(Germany)
Feb
35
registered—
Conditioning
Sale Price
Low
AHanover
185
Week's Range
Last
l'eriod
American Stock Exchange
7-ft Jan
United Molasses Co Ltd—
United N JRR& Canal
Interest
Jan
25%
10%
Friday
BONDS
10% Feb
93.4
—1
common- -50c
United Canso Oil & Gas Ltd vtc___
United Cuban Oil Inc
United Elastic Corp
United
7% Jan
9%
9'A
*
27
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Exchange
FOR
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
in
Ex-dividend,
Ex-rights,
y
Ex-liquidating dividend.
z
ABonds being traded flat.
Valspar Corp
8%
7.540
6
230
83
Jan
38%
Jan
4a/4
Jan
6%
Feb
3 %
Jan
8%
$4 convertible preferred
5
100%
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
5
40 V*
40%
42%
5%
4%
5%
2,402
9%
7%
10%
39,196
4 %
7,906
Van
Norman
Industries
warrants
Victoreen (The) Instrument Co
1
Vincd Corporation
1
Virginia Iron Coal
Vita Food
Vogt
Coke Co
&
100% 100%
2%
3%
4%
15%
Manufacturing—
*
10%
200
$Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
§ Reported in receivership.
Feb
44%
Jan
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons,"
consolidated; "cum." cumula¬
"conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "11-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
i." when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
Jail
tive;
10%
Feb
"vv
6
4%
Feb
4%
Jan
Jan
19%
Jan
9% Jan
701
4
44
15%
Feb
101
10%
Feb
3% Jan
4,407
15%
10%
2
25c
Products.:
10 %
Jan
701
8%
1
common
15
Stock and Bond
Below
listed
w
Waco
Aircraft
Co
Wallace
100
Waltham
Webb
S>6
Feb
78
Feb
71
30
27'A
27'A
100
37
39%
5,314
2%
2%
21,595
1%
1 %
25,824
Jan
Feb.
110% 111%
280
109
Jan
117
Jan
Feb.
1,200
22
Jan
25
Feb
Feb.
1
Instrument Co
1
38
2%
10c
1%
—-—•
preference
110%
Webster Investors Inc (Del)
Weiman & Company Inc
Wentworth
Feb
5
Feb
Jan
3
803
1,700
Inc
Precision
9%
2% Jan
21,018
1%
&vKnapp Inc
series
4
"
3%
preferred
Tiernan
&
3%
9%
3%
9%
.——.1
Wait* & Bond Inc—1!.
$2 cumulative
4%
*
•
Wagner Baking voting ctfs ext
7%. preferred !—
25
5
1
Manufacturing
1.25
25
3%
Feb
29%
Feb
Feb
40%
Jan
Feb.
2%
Jan
Feb.
,3:„
36 V*
1% Jan
1%
IV* Jan
1,217
3% Jan
4%
8,803
2
Jan
4%
4,718
1%
Jan
10,434
a1*
Feb
3%
4
3%
4','b
11,1.
1
2%
»2
3%
4%
,
Jan
24% Jan
,
ft
1.401
"
Rights
:—
West'Texas Utilities 4.40%
Western Development Co
Western
1%
pfd.
Tablet &
Westmoreland
Westmoreland
Stationery
Inc
4
4
%
Feb
1
Williams (R C) & Co
Wilson Erothers common
1
5
10
'
Industries
(FW)
1
Jan
Jan
21%
3%
2% Jan
1,202
10,202
14%
Jan
21'A
14'A
15%
16,861
133%
Jan
15 %
Jan
Feb
Feb
20
97%
50
28%
200
xl4%
14%
500
25%
200
350
25
8'A
23
Jan
Feb
21
Jan
Jan
100
Feb
Jan
Jan
28%
Jan
14%
RR
Altalian
Power
Realization
Midland
Valley
RR
4%
4s
26%
Feb
68%
Jan
1}?,
.15,602
1% Jan
115
Feb
17%
17%
500
17%
Feb
7 :?4
8%
302
7%
Feb
1%
1%
63
Compiled by
Mon.
Feb.
23—.
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
High
Tues.
91
9%
Bonds
Feb.
24
107.27
Feb.
25
107.28
Feb.
Jan
Low
No.
Manufacturing
53
55%
18
38
38
38%
12
Jan-July
160
155
160
36
Jan-July
37
—
—
Trade, Finance
Mining
-6%s due 1953 extended to
Ohio
Power
1st
lsfc
37
41
12
82
84
53
3%s
1968
3'As
Rapid Electrotype 73
Safe Harbor
Water
deb
Co
6s
April-Ocf
April-Oct
56%
39%
B
$101%
93
474.9
and
i90
1998. Ja 11-July
122
122
95
'
1981
1982
4%s
series
1982
1982
K
1933
California
Southern
Counties
Southwestern
-
United
Dye
&
Gas
Gas
&
Webb &
Electric
6s
Traction
5s
3s
3%s
A
1963
3%s
96
120
1974
Newspaper Union 6s 1959
261.3
Exchange
Int'l
Shares
Foreign
Total
Government
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
United States
Bank
Railroad
and Miscel.
No. of
Sales
-Holiday
Feb. 23—,.
Feb. 24
4,350,960
$525,000
$7,103,000
$7,628,000
5,878,000
Thurs
Feb. 26
3,784,680
3,926,390
5,433,000
6,540,000
445,000
371,000
6,911,000
Fri.
Feb. 27
4,293,200
6,411,000
255,000
6,666,000
Feb. 25
Jan. 1 to Feb. 27
Week Ended Feb. 27
1959
1958
1959
1958
149,046,861
90,069,088
16,355,230
8,622,580
$5,000
4,000
34,000
$1,596,000
898,600
13,831,000
10,285,300
25,487,000
18,852,000
256,773,500
196,458,500
$27,083,000
$19,755,600
$270,609,500
$206,781,800
—
$1,000
U. S. Government
—
96
Total.
123
100
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
2
65
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
78
92
96
Stocks
81%
81%
81
82
97
84
91%
$83 %
92%
82%
88%
91
90%
4
100%
98% 100%
32
105%
105% 105%
2
105
105%
105% 105%
3
105%
107%
20
102%
104 % 105
98%
100%
89
Shares)
87 %
86
$90
94
90
92
Foreign
Corporate
Bonds
Bonds
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Aug
Feb-Aug
90%
90%
$60
101%
94
71%
,
64%
101 % 101%
93%
5
94
60
10
101%
7
93%
71
71%
9
69%
99%
99%
8
99
$98
97
65
Tues.
Feb. 24
2,033,305
Wed.
Feb. 25
1,724,660
124,000
14,000
138,000
3 5" 000
4,000
170,000
$118,000
$3,000
$21,000
72
100%
99
$142,000
Thurs.
Feb. 26—.
1,900,045
131,000
Fri.
Feb. 27
2,298,525
82.000
2,000
2,000
86,000
7,955,535
$455,000
$58,000
$23,000
$536,000
Total—
Jan. 1 to Feb. 27
Week Ended Feb. 27
1959
1958
1959
1958
7,955,535
3,215,760
77,430,441
25,072,868
$455,000
Stocks—No. of Shares
$337,000
$5,119,000
$3,060,000
58,000
47,000
377,000
391,000
23,000
65,000
212,000
352,000
$536,000
$449,000
$5,708,000
$3,803,000
Bonds—
103
96%
Total
Bonds
Holiday—
—
86%
1970—Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Foreign
Government
Feb. 23__
90%
$87
Bonds
Mon.
105%
105%
Domestic
(No. of
—
81 %
90%
$4,000
%
Jan-July
1971
1964
1960
87
81%
April-Oct
1970
1973
6s
ser
Power
Knapp Inc 5s debs
Penn
Western
3%s
(Calif)
Chemical
Wasatch Corp deb
Washington Water
West
Ga3
360.4
90
"
50
.
$92%
Southern
+1.3
97%
94%
—
$82%
4%s series J
,
343.0
219.7
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
84%
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
H
263.2
Railroad and Industrial
83%
.Feb-Aug
series
155.5
+ 1.9
406.6
Transactions at the New York Stock
Foreign
103
86%
1978
series I
216.3
International Bank
$83%
1976
1979
4'As
98
2
96
$87%
E
4%s
124%
1
71
71
95%
D
G
+ 1.1
399.0
High.
$87
Corp 3s, 1981__May-Nor>
1976
series
213.6
98
86
—
96%
96%
May-Nov
series
F
92
85
92
series
series
3%s
-
48
95
3%s
3s
402.2
356.3
86%
103
93%
92%
3%s
C
332.2
534.8
347.4
—-
476.6
+ 2.5
406.6*
Service
+ 3.5
+ 1.2
346.6
216.0
—
458.8
510.5
355.2
—
82%
97
93
1973
series
373.3
47
88
152
—
$92
Feb-Avg
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
2%s
511.5
167%
81
__
$86
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb '62—Jan-July
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
Mar-Sept
3%s series A 1973
Jan-July
series
119%
116
1964—June-Dec
1967
Power
+ 2.2
516.4
—-
Mon.
86%
—
$97
Jan-July
1970
Public Service Electric & Gas
3s
116
_May-$Vo»
1971
Power
299.0
490.7
Stocks
37
6
——
Jan-July
3s
413.2
Bonds—
1976__Jan-J«Ip
1963
3%s
mortgage
mortgage
Pennsylvania Water &
Lov
+ 2.0
87%
36%
97%
139%
$97%
81'a
-1958-1959-
Hlgh
Chang#
400.3
501.6
Goods
Transportation
Utility
Wed.
53
—
Feb. 13, '59
408.3
—
122%
80
2
May
Mar-Sept
—
closing prices of the common
Percent
—
—~
94%
83%
23
84
81%
103.19 Jan 2
Low
Feb. 20, '59
Composite
45
120%
87%
—
1959, for composite and by major industry
groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
current year are as follows (1939=100):
High
41%
89'A
10
Ltd—
Co
72.75 Jan 2
Range for 1959
High
107.98 Feb 27
Jan. 1.
$123
83%
27
Stocks—No. of Shares
Nippon Electric Power
102.82 Dec 31
Low
stock for the week ended Feb. 20,
Range Since
Sold
91%
91
86%
April-Oct
Bureau, Inc.
High
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Non-Durable
Jan
18
44%
$38%
June-Dec
6%% liq tr ctfs..
86.52
Range *" 1958
for
Holiday
The SEC index of stock prices based on the
Week's Range
May-Nov
National Research Corp—
5s convertible subord
debentures
New England Power
3'As 1961
(35 Stocks)
National Quotation
Closing
Date—
Tues.
Trust
86.22
84.35
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Durable Goods
Jan-July
1963
86.40
Feb
60% Feb
60%
.June-Dec
1970
86.01
Feb
32% Jan
1.402
60%
Quar-Feb
debs 1967
conv
84.25
Feb
15%
19%
Mtge Bank 5s 1961
85.29
Feb
2%
Lack <fc Western RR—
Lackawanna of N J Division—
Western
90.05
17% Jan
22'A
Delaware
&
207.96
107.98
Low
Guantanamo
86.41
91.76
Fri.
Last
Finland Residential
86.09
162.73
Feb
Friday
Flying Tiger Line 5%s
84.27
602.00
Feb
27','a
'
85.29
Jan
96
1993
85.51
90.00
1%
19%
mortgage 4s series B 1993
90.02
207.81
22'A
Sale Price
mortgage 4s series A
208.70
41
Period
1st
-Holiday-
91.92
91.57
Jan
Interest
-'.L 1st
86.58
164.52
Jan
21%
June-Dec
86.00
163.09
%
18
7%
40
Bonds
602.91
37%
18
—1
Util¬
ities
601.18
100
2%
2%
Total
10
V
84.62
85.63
-Holiday-
-
—
5,263
4,815
1%
BONDS
.
90.09
41
American Stock Exchange
,
208.45
107.39
5%
13%
19%
93%
26%
12%
Boston Edison 2%s series A 1970
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s 1978
91.74
Thur. Feb. 26—
600
1998
164.39
Jan
5s
Aug 1
trials
28%
Ltd—
6s
Stocks
25
"New
Steel
ities
602.21
—
Bethlehem
Rails
roads
28%
585
AAiner Steel & Pump 4s inc
deb3\ 1994
Appalachian Elec Power 3'As 1970
Rails
trials
Wed.
6%
-10c
Grade
Feb
1
2
...
Grade
34%
1
Jewelry Co
Zapata Petroleum Corp
Indus¬
31% Feb
273/4 Jan
•
Zale
65
27% Feb
22%
40c
Util¬
1,200
19
100
Amer dep rets ord
rcg
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Rail¬
2,000
6%
8
Indus¬
32%
19%
common
Second
29'%
6%
Wood Newspaper Machine
Woodall Industries Inc
%
First
31%
31%
25
pfd
Jan
-ft J an
10
32
21%
Ltd
4
Total
27'A
,
1
5% preferred
Wisconsin Pwr & Lt 4%%
Jan
Jan
15
41
•
1
—
Jail
3%
30
20
28%
ft'
1
10c
.
9,902
iff
Jan
91%
Jan
3%
Bonds-
——
30
25———---
Jan
Feb
88
1
r.
%
—10
Wichita River Oil Corp
Wickes (The) Corp
Williams-McWilliams Industries
Wool worth
4
20
Woodiey Petroleum
30
3%
common.*
Coal
(John)
89
3%
Is
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
Wood
88
3%
*
White Eagle Internat Oil Co
White Stores Inc common
.
iii
1
Leaseholds Ltd
Western
%
100
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord shares
'
2
—
Stocks—
30
20—
Feb
Averages
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
the New York Stock
on
Date
"
West Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
the
are
Foreign government
Foreign corporate
Total
35
36
The Commerciul
(1052)
and
Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, Marcc 2, 1959
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Par
American Motors
5
Corp
American
Sugar
Tel &
Tel
&
Cities Service
Copper
Co
Hecla
&
472%
39%
124
3374
Feb
1,575
22474
Jan
244
60%
Jan
73
Feb
Jan
127
Jan
Feb
Union
U
S
50%
Feb
5974 ;*Feb
■1
111
5974
Feb
6474. Jan
.1
12%
1074
12%
247
1074
Feb
15
—1
Co
26%
26%
.26%
112
2G7a
Feb
28%, Jan
25
59
Feb
6174
Jan
U
18
Jan
2272
Feb
607s
243
5874
Feb
64 Va
Jan
31
500
27%
Jan
31
8
75
Feb
86% 'Jan
t
17
29
1574
Jan
17
(Feb
*
■—6
121-74
Feb
129
.'Feb
129
-129
.
107
33%
60
89%
Feb
78%
78%
20
7174
Jan
■
55 %
55%
130
57
;
Jan
95
'.
57
Westinghouse
,
75
16%
>
'
-
Jan
75
16%
1
4—
-
122
397
>4
—
-
*
<—
Shoe-
21
375
2272
37%
37%
37%
{
3774 JFeb
Feb
10
32
337 b
356
2874
Jan
3374
83
84%
25
7874
Jan
8474
100
67a
Jan
16.66%
78%
10
"
;
^
95
v''
12%
Wool worth
100
,
-„Jan
"
5474 Jan
-
7874 *Feb
i
5074 Jan
f
■/
*
BONDS
Jan
8
Steel.
S
Feb
100
preferred
811
1
-5
Carbide
(High
52%
61%
—
30%
~v.'-
Oil
Low
50%
59%
—I
.
-
Range Since Jan. 1
High
61%
7
Toledo Edison
6174
—100
cumulative
Co
Texas
Feb
490
127
Low
—10
—
Mid-Continent
587s
5
Fuel Assoc com—
Eastern Gas &
43%
Feb
26
Sun ray
Jan
Packard
22
-10
_
Co
High
Shares
51%
J)
(Ohio)—
607o
5
——
5,910
73
126
61%
—
inc
Co
Range
71'%
—100
Albany RR—
Edison
Calumet
39 7a
23878:244
50
Anaconda Co
Boston
243%
>
3174
3878
•
-100
Studebakei
(N
Standard Oil
Low
:High
26
Oil
Standard
Range Since Jan. 1
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
share*
Sales i 1
Week's
U*t
Sale Price
for Week
of Prices
Low
.•
29%
25
Refining———.
American
Boston
■
^
STOCKS
Sales
Ranee
Sale Frlea
>7
Exchange
Week's
Last
FEBRUARY
ENDED
Friday
Boston Stock
STOCKS
WEEK
FOR
Cincinnati Transit 4%s__—
*
$9,000
Feb
57
'02% Wan
Eastern Mass St Ry Co—
preferred
Nat'l
First
adi
Stores
Ford Motor
Inc
767'4
Gillette Company
1
lislantf Creek Coal Co common—
1
Kennecott
Loew's
Lone
Copper
Boston
Corp
Feb
81V4
Feb
5674
Jan
7474
Feb
80 V4
Jan
477a
106
443/8
Feb
487 a
Jan
417a
120
39
Feb
44
Detroit Stock
Jan
5074
Jan
9674
301
11774
Jan
Friday
STOCKS
"...
Matbieson
Feb
Quincy
Mining
-'
/'•
12
Jan
Feb
37
Jan
AC'F
15
98%
Jan
102
Jan
Allen
6c
Jan
19c
Feb
American
Jan
2174
Jan
1%
V'?530
1777a
Feb
Brown-McLaren Mfg
—Die & Machine———
1
Jan
Buell
1
3%
3%
3%
1,000
Corporation
Chrysler Corp ——————
5
40%
37%
40%
712
25
55%
Consolidated
10
100
14c
20%
2174
1,256
258
300
19 72
160
Stone
&
Webster
United Shoe
U<- 8
:
-
19 7B
Jan
Jan
29
Feb
36%
200
327a
Jan
36%
Feb
32
900
2974
Jan
32
Feb
6272
637a
185
56 74
Jan
637a
Feb
36
—
—
9
31
•
,
Mach
Rubber
Feb
25
32
32
j
Co
Jan
1674
350
36 %
33 3/4
Jan
3772
Jan
2874
Jan
3274
•Ian
Jan
44 74
Feb
4274
Feb
Corp common.
28
Co
48%
3172
1,317
44 V4
2,286
<41
292
45 74
Jan
4974
467a
Jun
5174
Feb
228
3474
7774
7774
459
703% Feb
Friday
Week's
Last
Par
L--—«.
Balcrank
\r';
8
___
Ford
Motor
Fruehauf
•
■=7;
'
S
_
3474
3474
150
3274
Jan
3474
Feb
1472
50
1472
Feb
1574
Jan
.
27 Va
Jan
34
Feb
Leonard
15
Jan
1572
Jan
5272
Feb
43
15V4
155
48
25
.-■■
'
Michigan
Mt
9672
95
9674
522
9174
Jan
Feb
574
57«
150
57a
Jan
6
Feb
Parke Davis & Co
1374
1374
85
1274
Jan
14
Feb
Peninsular
Jan
Pfeiffer
Feb
Prophet Co
——%
■
7674
1
3774
14
8
8
4174
111
j
24% .Feb
\
>S,:
7%
Feb
50%
Jan
1.890
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
540
2%
Jan
4
Feb
4,585
1%
Jan
2%
Feb
4
4%
3%
1
3%
1%
72
•6
-2
•
'
-
6%
350
30%
30%
337
29
Feb
31
27%
27%
120
25
Jan
28
11%
5,604
9%
11%
15%
"7
—1
15 7
4%
6%
320
„
,
7
833
4
7
6%
"
Feb
-Feb
'
Jan
•
11%
Jan
Feb
1578 ."Feb
13% Jan
5% Jan
■
'■jt
Feb
|
7
'Feb
'
3%
2
Jan
1,547
32
Jan
14%
516
13%
Jan
2%
14
2,375
33%
33%
■
205
2%
Jan
'Feb
4
33%-Feb
20
8
9674
Jan
872
—1
—-
—
Metal
—1
3 V2
-10
19%
15%
r,
Feb
16%
2%
Feb
100
28%
Jan
1,663":'
36%
„1
Feb
29%
29%
-39%
40%"
9 74
93/8
97h
1,046
8
5%
6%
2,085
4%
4774
10
44
Jan
6174
289
60
Jan
6274
Jan
River
30
3074
1,415
30
Feb
3472
Jan
Rockwell
7574
77
516
73 V2
Jan
77%
Jan
Corp
Rudy Manufacturing
3474
170
347a
Feb
34%
Feb
Sheller
3774
387a
101
29 74
Jan
387b
Feb
Sherman
6174
6274
124
5334
Jan
•6274
Feb
Studebaker-Packard
(The)—
1,315
4%
.
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-
I
11%
<.
6
W Feb i
11% Feb j
.
11%
Feb
17%
17%
370
14%
Jan
33%
33%
286
30%
Jan
__1
12%
12
12%
1,158
9%
Jan
i
17%
17%
260
17%
Feb
,19
3%
—1
——
__1
...
17%
Feb
1
13
Jan
1
Jan
i
1
-
—
4%
100
Jan
4.% J an
11
12%
3,341
11
Feb
15%. Jan
—1
11%
12%
936
11
Jan
12% Feb
4%
-
;
33% Jan
-10
«-
•
9% Feb
33%
—5
Manufacturing
Jan
41
--5
———-
Paper
Standard
/
Feb
.29%. Jun
Jan
11%
24%..Jan
17%-Jan
Jan
,
-5
Brewing
1
Jan
359
2%; Feb
Jan
210
3%
40%
Products——
Products
364
17
3%
29%
(new)
Metal
23
17
1
—
Raisin
23
—5
—
common—__
6174
4774
2%
4%
500
Jan
4%'tFeb
—
414
3%
1
IOV2
10%
10 %
50
1072
58
58
50
5274
29%
29%
61
463/4
47%
166
10
49%
49%
10
5
15%
16%
45
_
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.
,
46 3.4
Telegraph—100
243%
25
99'/2
239% 244
99%
71%
72
70
71%
71%
72
_5
29%
29%
29%
1
19%
19%
19%
(111)
Oil
11%
Eenguet
Bethlehem
Steel
12
1
Jan
2174
Jan
13
Jan
50
1474
Jan
Jan
73
58%
58%
.
58 %
101% 102 >/4
4474
5074
Feb
56
Feb
64%
54%
215%
70
8774
Feb
10274
23%
489
2274
Feb
2474
20
5274
Feb
5774
333/8
118
2774
Feb
3374
55%
78
54%
Jan
60%
25
Feb
216%
International
Telephone
1
142%
Feb
154%
75
51 %
Feb
58%
18%
207«
2,100
17VB
Feb
20%
Feb
Castings
:5
Allegheny Corp
—-—.—_2l
Allegheny Ludlum Steel—
:—..1-
16
16
1074
10 74
1074
53
53
53
75
50%
Jan
56%
Aluminium.
59
Feb
66%
Feb
80 %
51
46%
46%
48%
41%
41%
30
39% Jan
42%
6334
10
57
Feb
64%
Jan
31%
31%
70
28%
Feb
3234
Feb
•
45% Feb
*
(P)
Co
Viscose
I
Corp
Monsanto Chemical
National
Cash
'National
Dairy
Register
5
5
Ohio Edison
•112%
42%
Feb
20
433/4
Jan
49%
Feb
44%
135
Jan
443/4
Feb
42
40% Jan
423%
Jan
Avco
793%
Jan
112% 112%
8
641/4
64%
43
16%
17%
274
51
62
Jan
64%
Feb
20%
Jan
'Republic steel
Reynolds Tobacco class
-St'-Regis Paper
Bearings
Southern
26%
Jan
31%
Feb
Jan
51%
Jan
Bethlehem
41% Feb
45%
Jan
Bfnks
74%
74%
50
69%
Railway
45
60
91 %
Jan
10
44
Jan
116
39%
Jan
Oil Kind)
"Far "footnotes "see -page 44.
50c
25
21%
Boeing
103%
Feb
Booth
46%
Jan
Borg-Warner
•4*%
tfin
47%
50
62%
Feb
67%
35%
54%
111
34%
Feb
36%
Jan
30
54%
Feb
58%
Jan
21% Feb
24%
Jan
48%
Jan
21%
46%
22%
48
338
286
46%
Feb
Steel
Jan
64%
54%
Brach
.
(Un);
Corp' (Un)
Co_
243%
Feb
Feb
107
Jan
37 74
Jan
100
374
Jan
1,000
3%
60%
Jan
72%
Feb;
Jan
■
43%
Feb;
*4% "Feb
72
72%
71%
713/8
400
6674
Jan
7274
29
72%
29
30%
2,900
2374
Jan
30%
Feb
19
Jan
21%
Jan
83 74
Feb
Fisheries
&
10
Feb
410%
44
Jan
*■5072 Jan
11%
11%
-12%
4 <700
Jan
T27a
Jan;
Jan',
14%
14%
1568
9%
374
34%
73%
—
767s
A—8
"Butler Brothers
—
•
1
1%
1%
53%
53%
-_5
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3%
Jan
*4
Jan
30
Jan
"34% Feb
67%
Feb
1%
Feb
'74% Feb!
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1%
5,200
54%-
3,900
5078
43 7'b
1,000
25%
1,400
40 %
1,800
50
,
Jan
40%
>
Jan
27
400
25
3958
116% Jan
800
397^
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Jan
Jan
450
•
41
41
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14
1.000
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66%
900
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34%
:
10%
300
9iJ
76%
i
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20%
38%
109
55Vg Feb
29%'-Jan;
'
•46% -Jan'
25% Feb!
Jan
4T-%4Iani
Feb
114% Feb
Jan
"
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/Jan:
Jan
500
400
1/200
29%
J)
* BUrlington. Industries
Burroughs Corp (Un)"
31
27%
10 »4
28%
'10%
34(4
Corp.
(E
i
►83 Vb "Feb
45% -47%
10%
5
L.P1'
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♦
45%"
28%
114%-114%
Alrplane_____
-Budd Company
Feb
3%
Feb;
Jan
96
1,100
43%
-_10
Manufacturing
74%
64%
94%
•'
v
34%
I
Rand
42%
42%
50c
48
443/e
223 74
400
98
68
Co_l—
60
44%
1,500
97%
Feb
t
Aviation
110
44Y8
VW2
239 % 243%
_5
Inc
Manufacturing
376
Co
Southern
Bendix
42%
102% 103%
Jan
13
50
*44%
Feb
15V4
2427-a
Jan
43V2. Jan
2574
-1
31%
Oil
Feb
:
41%
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627/8
•
2,300
_25
(Unj__
Co —
30 J/4
10334
Jan
13,800
-3
48%
10
5374
3174
Manufacturing Corp.,
10
B
200
16%
10
g
Feb
6274
15%
10
5
.1
Jan
62 34,
25%
1_10
Corp
Benguet Consolidated Inc
31
J
—
Bastian-Blesisng
Feb
16%
20%
157 a"
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Jan
53%
Feb
2958
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
Feb
114%
507a
Feb
19%
Jan
Jan
?Feb
Topeka & Santa Fe—
Common
-Jan
Feb
46%
950
5
(Un)
5% non-cum preferred
Atlantic Refining Co_„
333%
4674
6,000
19%
4.500
47%
Feb
1,600
5374
19%
83 %
433%
29% Feb
105% Feb
47%
4874
19%
83%
Atchison
71% Feb
4774
5374
-7
Associates Investment Co—
Jan
45
24
10
Feb
86%
40
30%
Feb
1.100
23%
93
33%
Jan
2074
19%
Jan
301
Feb
24 */8
2.300
19%
Jan
76
2874
2,800
24
ui
32%
33%
4.00C
30%
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&
787/8
48
3074
29%
227 a
10
27% Jan
31%
,
_5
30
39
28%
30%
24
28%
(Un)
50
83
-
(111)
158
12
$.3333
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Jan
5o
42%
Be Men
R
OOVs
(Unj
81%
10
:
Pepsi-Cola
'Phillips Petroleum
—
33%
Feb
common
40
74%
_S
81%
(Un%l
(Un)
23%
48
5
National Distillers
-National Lead
400
25
42
4434
•
84
100
47%
5
I2
Oil
83 74
5
San
81%
42%
Montgomery Ward
Ashlantl
Corp
Co
Jan
Foundry.-
Corp
Company
&
Feb
30
(Un)
claes-A
Steel
Armco
11%
Feb
Tel Co_
American
Anaconda
Jan
263/4
12.50
23%
10
-
Tel- &
Oil
Jan
974
2,100
Corp
Tobacco
Amurex
51%
2,600
(Un)_
,10
(111)
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Stand
American
Armour
Inc
Motors
American Rad &
American
400
117e
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Feb
54?,,
28
:
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Machine &
American
Jan
63 3/4
63%
691
Co
Cyanamid
Investment
American
Jan
91
Can
American
-547b
Feb
107*
(Un)
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Jan
100
80
:
53
2774
,1
Broadcast Paramt Theatres
American
Jan
75%
65
79%
1
Jan
1174
America
Airlines
Feb
11%, Jan
4574
100
Feb
277 a
3474
Ltd
American
Am
of
Co
17%
1274 Jan
10
lb
Paper Corp
;
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Aluminum
.40
2,300
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Jan
62%
Laboratories'
Allied
Jan
54%
80
Corp__*
common
197a
5
—
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Advanced Aluminum
Feb
54%
54%
•
& Tel
Jan
1
common
Co
Admiral
Feb
203
62%
.1%
Harvester
Jan
33
Jan
216%
215
1
International
70%
Jan
Feb
54%
5
Motors
Feb
2672
Jan
53
5
6274
1,600
Jan
533/8
154% 154 %
2.50
600
307»
Feo
22%
32 %
1
7
6474
3074
Jan
53%
23%
High
62%
30%
Feb
5874
Low
High
63
Feb
,10
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
10
Steel
Acme
Jan
106
Laboratories
Abbott
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
Par
15%' Feb
6874
73
56
—
General Dynamics
General Electric
197a
108
15%
71
Light
:
95
Feb
15%
10
—
Feb
Week's
Last
Jan
2974
40
55%
_lo
Department Stores
72 7a
Jan
84
10
—-
Jan
2374
Friday
Sale Price
Feb
71%
Echange
compilation of the round-lot transactions only
STOCKS
Jan
55%
Kodak
Federated
667a
85
17-4
25
5
Eastman
171
5574
25
DuPont
Feb
Feb
Cities Service
&
Jan
72
51%
42
Wright-
Feb
106
Jan
130
40%
Dayton Power
244
6074
Jan
41%
10
Jan
9678 Jan
A
Feb
Feb
_5
Co
177a
1%
Boeing
Burlington Ind
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler Corp
System
Jan
.
107/8
54%
Gas
Jan
51 %:Jan
22474
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507b
Midwest Stock
Jan
Feb
Feb
15%
7
3074
4674
130
53%
Corn (Products
Jan
Feb
100
53%
Columbia
58
Jan
Jan
1%
.8
Colgate-Palmolive
11
1%
SSSSSSSSSSSSl
.
25
Feb
47
301
97%
.10
Standard
Jan
Jan
Feb
Chemical _—U-jJ—-
Clemens
Udylite Corp
Vinco Corporation
—
Sperry
i
56
18%
Jan
——1
4774
30%
Armco Steel
Sinclair
50% Jan
Feb
51% Feb
5%
1
Murray Corp
574
50
-Pure •Oil
Jan
45%
1
Motor Wheel
—
R
911
14%
Feb
1
Telephone &
Penn
1,434
10
Products
Feb
Tobacco
Mead
49%
4
600
Refineries ———3
Screw
Masco
Stocka
American
Lorlllard
Jan
Jan
Jan
417s
33 V4
48
Jan
Anaconda
Martin
483
56
24
33%
9174
—
American
Loew's
Feb
Jan
4
45
2%
34 %
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4%
19%
15%
880
4934
.
Jan
Jan
2%
330
55%
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Jan
2,820
22%
__
22%
J-
11% Jan
Jan
4%
4
Jan
96% (Feb
5%
42%
18%
49%
—
•
10
5074
■
American
General
15%
3,837
Kingston Products
Kresge Co (S S>—
37 7a
2
Airlines
Ford
56.74 (SFeb
Jan
'7
.——
Feb
Stores
Curtlss
Jan
13%
96% Feb
11% Feb
47
Mtrs
Jan
1
American Cyanamid
American Radiator
-
51 %
3%
4
»
Feb
6%
——
Ironlte Inc
Jan
_
American
■-i
5,354
Jan
-
46%
Breweries
International
High
3474
10
Unlisted
Ashland
LOW
Electric
Howell
Range Since Jan. 1
8774
Printing
Armour
Shares
High
20
Allegheny
Allied
Manufacturing
& Bearing
Manufacturing
638
;
.
.
45
3%
.
41% -Ian
6%
Ball
9174
"Procter & Gamble
U
Hastings
Hoslrins
3574
—
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409
'1%
Feb
46 %
Chemical
&
5074
Gibson Art
B
V 260
...
37
18%
3%
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9174
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Lakes
Great
3472
Picher
Randall
44%
-_1
5074
_
new
6%
;
27% Feb
1% Jan
2% Jan
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Goebel Brewing
Graham Paig©
50
Cincinnati Union Stockyards
Kroger
11%
.
—1.66%
Corp.—
—12,50
Transit
Eagle
11=8
4
5
—
Industries
Motors
—
Telephone
Drug
1,550
MO
4%
1
3574
com- —.850
100
Cincinnati
Dow
Company
Trailer
Wood
Hoover
1572
15V4
——
Electric
preferred
Cincinnati
1,939
15%
—
5
Bearings
;
53/8
45
1
;
32% .Jan
100
;
96%
__
1
Jan
56%
.
i
Jan
r2%
14%
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28
23%
Jan
96%-
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Champion Paper
&
56
20
——4—-
3274
3374
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Carey
Gas
V 28
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500
2%
:
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:
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1
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4%
,
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,
0
pfd
Detroit Steel Corn
for Week
of Prices
Low
20
.
Cincinnati
.—2
-
—
$4.50
Detroit
Sales
Range
Sale Price
..-.V1
Laundry
2%
; Low
974
21
Feb
3674
38
79%
-
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STOCKS
Piano
Paper
Power
Economy Baler
Federal-Mogul-Lower
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Baldwin
—
——-
Bios
General
American
Products
Edison
Gar
•.
20%
'
Westinghouse Electric Corp
J,.v
Metal
Detroit
Feb
7974
21
Electric
Davidson
Jan
38
49
527 a
■
80
;——
Cohtinental Motors
.
Feb
66
4872
5172
.v.:
5
»U S Smelting, Ref & Min Co
220
3074
4274
■
43%
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1
Wrigley Stores
Consumers
■
Torrington Co
rruit
4774
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29
36
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United
155
1774
29
43%
16%
7.'
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Inc
45 %
16%
5
25
Drug C'o_
Shawmut Association
Range Since Jan.: 1
/
v-
Feb
3374
Burroughs
.—DO
Rexall
High
1074
50
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-
217a
20
—
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.
Prices.,. Shares
50
168% 1777a
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of
1072
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.
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,
35%
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Week's
Sales
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Last
1072
:
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i
73
205
35%
'
—
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pfd
National
Service
Companies
New England Electric System
New Ehgland Tel & Tel Co—
Feb
9
1,273
112'/4 11774
25
5%
RR
.
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—
Theatres
Central
'..
50
Star Cement Corp
Maine
Wyp.
.
10
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45%
•-
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5
5574
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41%
5
——
General Electric Co
7674
5474
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8
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20 Va
100
19%
Jail
1
16%
157-8-16%
1,100
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Jan
16% Feb;
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1,800
36%
Feb
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23
23
450
20%
Jan
'24% -Jan
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38%
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:
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20%
5
12.50
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-
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38%
.
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'
38% Feb
Volume
189
Number 5825
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
'
;
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Par
Canadian
Export
Canadian
Carrier
Pacific
Corp
4%%
Gas
Ltd
(Un)
Champlin Oil
$3
West
&
Ref
| Low
2%
4,700
43% Feb
48%
Jan
Morris
46
Jan
Motorola
29%
Jan
Muskegon Motor
44
44
10
Feb
29%
300
2&
Jan
.
4,100
500
4%
Feb
40%
40%
300
40% Feb
43
Jan
22
21%
22 Vs
400
24%
Jan
56
244
2t%
5#
Feb
55%
Jan
56
Jan
33
33 %
200
,
25
Pac
•
3()%
Feb
36
Jan
72
73%
600
66%
Jan
73%
Feb
27%
72
27%
29
600
25%
Jan
30
Jan
'
Cincinnati Gas &
&
Electric
Cleveland Cliff's Iron
4%%
preferred
Nachman
Coleman
Co
Colorado
Fuel
Columbia
Gas
Inc_.
&
5
Iron
Distillers
Commonwealth
(Oni_
Edison
National
Gypsum
'
National
Standard
National
Tile
Consolidated
Cement
Consolidated
Foods
Container
Corp
America
Continental
Molors
Controls Co
of
Crane
Jan
33
Jan
North
American
Aviation
8Va
Jan
20%
Feb
North
American
Car
50%
Feb
57%
Co
35 %
35%
200
34%
Feb
37
Jan
58%
60%
200
45
Feb
62%
Aug
53
54
1,200
51%
Feb
54%
Jan
89
90
300
87%
Jan
90
Feb
450
Feb
22
16
Jan
23
23
27%
1,200
23%
Jan
28
23 Vb
4,700
22%
Jan
24%
Jan
58 Vb
59%
1,800
56
Jan
59%
Feb
Curtiss-Wright Corp
Illinois
47%
13,300
28
38
Jan
47%
T
M
Deere
Company
Detroit Edison
Dodge
Dow
Du
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&
800
22%
Jan
27%
Feb
Oak
26%
Feb
29%
Jan
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57%
Jan
Ohio
1,400
800
10%
Feb
12%
Jan
36
Co
40%
41%
300
35%
Jan
31%
32%
600
27%
Jan
16
17
500
13%
Jan
Manufacturing
Chemical
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Co__
Feb
Pan
Feb
Parke
17
Feb
1,500
27%
Jan
33%
American
Feb
31
400
30
58%
200
47%
Jan
44%
44%
45
2,100
42%
Jan
26%
26%
26%
1,050
24%
Jan
.:-26%
84 Vs
500
74%
Jan
84%
&
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Co
/
1
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Feb
7%
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203%
Feb
217 %
Feb
Genera*
34%
Jan
42%
600
137%
Feb
154
Feb
Feb
39
Jan
Pure
13%
Jan
■;
16%
23%
23%
200
18%
Jan
I; 23%
Feb
22%
24%
400
20%
Jan
24%
Feb
5%
5%
1,000
2
24 '%
5
5 %
55 Tb
55
55%
1,300
2
21%
21%
21%
900
12%
12%
13
950
12 Vb
22%
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1,800
18%
v
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Jan
5
22%
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(The)
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.
55%
8%
8%
8%
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2%
500
5%
Jan
14
Jan
Rexall
Jan
Jan
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Feb
Jan
24%
Feb
.
14
27
51%
Feb
2%
Jan;,:, ..s
10%
7%
Feb
65
1,800
58%
,
80%
3,300
74%
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6,525
45%
Feb
38
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8%
/
8%
46%
48%
48%
48%
49
10
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67%
64
67 V2
600
60%
;
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2,300
44%
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65
100
46%
200
43%
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600
44%
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100
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64
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72'%
58%
49%
Feb
•
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.
Jan
l33/4
->
Feb
40%
Feb
65
...
Feb
65'% Jan
-
•
Werner
3
Co
3,500
1%
Corp
25 r■;
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1
52
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Illinois Brick
Indiana- Steel
Inland-Steel
Interlake
\
5,100
50%
Feb
52 %
...
Jan
19%
Feb
110%
Feb
126 %
Jan
600
12%
Jan
15%
20
36%
36
17%. Jan
500
20%
16% Jan
1,300
93
38%
35% Jan
9,200
110
5%
28,200
6%
29%
4%
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3%
Jan
2,700
5%
24%
Feb
Jan
Feb
5%
Jan
200
Feb
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Jan
Feb
6%
Jan
•
International
Paper
International
Shoe
International
Tel
New
common
Interstate
Power
800
22'/'a
Jan
25%
38
38
100
32
Jan
38%
Feb
95
750
87'A
Feb
95
Feb
19% Jan
Feb
18%
17%
18%
1,400
17
Jan
62% x63'A
300
61%
Jan
40%
40%
42'A
900
39%
Jan
44%
Feb
46
44'A
46%
1,800
42
Feb
471/2
Jan
__
Feb
65
A.
1
40
__
28
28
300
23%
Jan
30%
Jan
39%
40%
1,100
38%
Feb
40%
Feb
15%
15'%
200
14%
Jan
15%
12%
13%
2,500
12%
Feb
15
Feb
Jan
8%
1,800
13%
Jan
109%
Feb
69%
Feb
8
8
7
Jan
8%
16%
Feb
20%
Jan
50
Jan
55%
Feb
Jan
31
Feb
Feb
109% 109%
68%
69%
Vr.
3
28%
27
29
Jan
29
Feb
48%
48%
49%
1,500
1,300
22%
•
Indiana
47%
Jan
51 Va
Jan
9%
9%
200
8%
Jan
47
47 %
1,200
47%
*
(Un)_
46
Jan
9% Feb
48%
Feb
South
100
23%
Jan
27
Feb
300
-51%
Feb
55
Jan
47%
Feb
Feb
46'A
Jan
49%
46%
43%
67%
Tobacco cl B
103'%
•
35%
28%
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17'%
75
Feb
49%
Jan
57
Jan
67%
Feb
350
69%
Feb
75
Jan
52%
600
47
Feb
54%
Jan
36%
2,200
31
Jan
37
Feb
500
66
Feb
76 '
Jan
100
91
Jan
103% 103%
27
103'A Feb
_20g
1,060
Jan
28%
18
3,900
14%
Jan
18
33%
100
29'A
Jan
43
43%
28%
17%
33%
5
Co
2,600
74%
(Un)_10
1,300
67%
74
52%
36'/a
49%
62
72
1
44
900
43
Feb
33% Feb
50 Vb Jan
49'% Jan
54% Jan
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Feb
Feb
13
10%
10%
10%
2,700
10%
Feb
11
10
Co
45
45
45
200
35%
Jan
47% Jan
59
59%
200
03%
Jan
59%
Jan
Feb
1
Jan
1
31
31
31
100
23%
Jan
34
3
44
44
44%
7,400
39%
Jan
45'A Jan
9
8%
Lathe
Co
1,100
9%
9%
9%
500
8%
Feb
9%
Feb
63%
63%
64%
800
61%
Jan
67 V4
Jan
15
45%
45%
46%
2,700
45'%
Feb
52%
Jan
25%
26%
150
Jan
27
34'%
34
35 %
4,900
34
Feb
37% Jan
67%
67%
100
64
Jan
69%
21%
Feb
24% Jan
1
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0
(Un)
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(Un)
•
8%
Feb
20'A
9%
Jan
Jan
Jan
21%
21%
22
4,900
2
33
29%
33
1,000
23
Jan
33
Feb
5
31'/a
31
3114
50O
29%
Jan
33
Jan
%
68%
400
62%
Jan
68% Feb
16%
17%
300
10
Jan
Feb
17% Jan
01% Jan
50c
Inc
common
Co (Un)
D
Brands
9%
1
,g
Inc (Un)
68
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Standard Oil of California
Standard
Oil
Standard
Oil N J
17%
1
0.25
(Un)
52%
52%
56%
1,300
52%
25
of Indiana—
47%
46%
47%
1,900
46%
Feb
49%
61
50%
52
7,800
50%
Feb
59% Jan
59
7
Standard Oil Co (Ohio)
Standard Railway Equipment
10
Storkline
lo
Studebaker-Packard Corp
61%
600
15%
16%
2,200
14%
16
1
Furniture
Sunbeam
14'/a
30
Jan
59
Feb
64
Jan
12%
Jan
17%
Feb
13
Feb
16% Feb
15% Jan
12%
10%
13
11,300
13%
Feb
1
59
58
59
300
571/2
Feb
0
29
28
29
1,400
26%
Feb
29
Jan
1
26%
26
26%
3,600
26
Feb
29
Jan
25
40
39%
40
3,200
35
Jan
40'A Feb
7.50
67
65%
67
250
591/8
Feb
67
Feb
34 3A
Feb
38%
Jan
(Un)__.__. 10
Corp
Machine Tool
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co
Swift & Company
Sylvanla Electric Products (Un)
3,300
100
31% -Jan
132%
Feb
150
66% .Jan
900
39
Jan
43%
Feb
1,900
39%
Feb
42K
Jan
Texas
30%
900
25%
Jan
30%
Feb
Texas
93
93
-
36
100
; 1,300.
1,600
87%
118
Gulf
Feb
Textron
Feb
Thompson
36%
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Jan
Thor
Jan
5
Co
Producing
37%
36%
37K
6,300
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Transmission
(The)..
Co
122 %
Jan
Jan
34%
Gas
Tennessee
43%
1221/4
%
Jan
42%
35%
62%
64
41
2.50
Standard
43
121
36
Jan
1,200
Jan
44%
138
93
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122%
58%
43%
•
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Pacific
Standard
200
41
10
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Rand
Square
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41
5
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Petroleum
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Southern
62
5
•
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Southern
29%
42
•
75%
75
79
1,000
29%
29%
22
22%
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Tool
22%
5
Co
65'%
62%
•
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Power
27%
27
651/4
28%
75
Feb
86% Jan
200
29 Vn
Feb
33% Jan
1,900
19%
Jan
22%
400
56%
Feb
66 V4
Feb
Jan
2,350
23%
Jan
28%
Feb
Co
5
16%
16%
100
15%
Jan
17
Jan
1
68
68
200
62%
Jan
70
Feb
Feb
Company
Transamerica Corp
200
31%
Jan
Trav-ler
1
*
63'A
63'A
100
57 %
Feb
64%
Feb
Toledo
*
32%
32 %
700
28%
Feb
32%
Feb
Trane
_____3.50
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19%
300
18%
Jan
19%
66%
67%
1,800
67%
(Un)
i
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23%
87'A
Jan
Socony Mobil Oil (Un)
41%
43%
•
Tel
&
w
25%
23%
95
60
(W A) Pen Co class A
Class
Sundstrand
53
4334i
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8
7.50
.
Feb
26%
138
•
(Un)
Co.
30
,
5IV2
43%
•
Chemical
,
26%
51 %
•
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—
&
International Nickel Co (Un)
.V
5%
29
•
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Jan
51% Jan
Jan
15%
19%
5%
1
Co
Co
International Mineral
35
Feb
1
Corp
Sheaffer
Spiegel
900
102
29 %
•
Products
Jan
47%
-12.50
Paper
Sinclair Oil
Sperry
Feb
1,200
14%
15
19%
36%
110
10
RR
International Harvester
.
-
18
common
Co
Ulinoie. Central
32%
300
99%
(Un)
Corp
Feb
19%
18%
5
_1
Huttig Sash & Door
400
50%
500
Electric
Jan
2 Ve
Jan
'
Hupp"Corporation
Raisin
66
,
110% 115%
19
110%
1
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1
Howard Industries Inc
a
33%
50
■
50%
100
Co
(Un)
(R J)
45
.'
48% Jan
-
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33'%
10
26 %
Sears Roebuck & Co
■
Feb
•^48% Jan
Jan
50
1,500
2
51
52
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Feb
1
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Schwitzer
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Jan
100
*-■
63%
/ 61%
1%
1
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25
9
Jan
54
2,200
of America
Schering
Jan
49
.
Jan
65
12.50
i_
&
Gulf Oil Corp
-
28
Feb
31
(Un)
Sangamo
Jan
50%
•„
Jan
49%
13%
"
8
Co
800
46%
1
1
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47%
10
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Greif Bros Cooperage class A—
Greyhound Corp (Un)
1
Jan
50
30%
St Louis National Stockyards
St Louis Public Service class A
/
9 % Jan
-.-66% Jan
Jan
'
Dock
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical
,
25%
4,600
30%
of
Co
Royal Dutch
Feb
;• 14
.
;
Feb
72%
Co
Stores
7,100
54
1
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River
~
46%
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25%
51%
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&
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-
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25%
54
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8% Feb
2% Jan
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Feb
78%
,
Jan
1,300
62%
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,
■"56%
Feb
7%
,
80%
2
Rubber
Granite City Steel
Gray Drug
Feb
25%
•
2,400
Revlon Inc
56%
21%
62%
5
5
Brothers-
18
250
55%
Manufacturing Co
(Un)
Feb
50%
800
2%
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Jan
18
17%
Republic Steel Corp
20% Jan
200
„
*
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■.
Feb
17
17'A
16%
Rockwell Spring & Axle
55
ex-distrib.
Gerber Products Co
-
Jan
71
54%
Richman Brothers Co
Utilities—l.
Genera* Tire &
Co
Raytheon
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45
Jan
1,200
15,900
55%
Company
Oil
Radio Corp
Corp
Genera*Electric Co
,
Genera* Motors Corp.
•
Jan
48%
71
Feb
'
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39%
44%
16%
(The)
Pullman
35%
400
Corp
Genera* Dynamics
Jan
50
Co
Public Service
Feb
1,400
Corp
Contract" Finance.
/-
900
42%
16%
Genera*". Candy
,
Jan
25
RR
(Charles)
38
1
Generalh Bankshares
Feb
'
30%
1
Corp (Un)
Pliilco Corp
(Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
Jan
800
152
~
Genera* Amer Transportation new
-,
'
13
Feb
42
5
Phelps Dodge
5
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41
Feb
26%
n.
Pfizer
154
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'
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-
Jan
10
200
common
Pepsi-Cola
16 %
Fruchau#-; Trailer Co
-;
Corn
Jan
217%
?" 39%
1
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34%
400
<
64%
*
common
45
36%
152
Autp
to
700
10'A
28
67
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People's Gas Light & Coke
26%
;
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(Un)
B
Pennsylvania
16%
Flour Mills of America Inc__
Ford Motor Co__
:T.
Foremost Dairies
41
10
;
44%
5
;
class
Feb
(Un)_ 5
Phonograph
Corp
Jan
3
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Emerson-Radio &
42%
1
;
40%
26%
1
58%
7
6%
216,
5
:
10
12
31
Potter Co
Eastman Kodak
41
IH_*
Co
Peabody Coal Co
Feb
5
Du Pont (E I) de Nemours
Jan
63
Jan
81%
5
Co
World Airways
Davis
Parker
(Allen B)
A
60
5
Oil Co
32%
57%
31
57%
Co
Mont. Laboratories Inc
Common
600
5
Manufacturing
42%
.
v
33 %
31%
31%
20
(Un»__—„
62%
Feb
63% Jan
Feb
17
2
Feb-
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(U11)
Olin-Mathieson Chemical
Feb
26
40%
10
;
Feb
75%
Feb
5
Ohio Edison Co~___
100
32%
•___
common
12
Feb
291/2
-A'
Feb
1,200
12
Jan*
72%
900
io
28%
33 Vb
11
Feb
400
25
53 %
11%
76
27% Jan
1,800
(Minnesota)
(Un)
Northwest Airlines Inc
26%
32%
Jan
Jan-
"
12
74%
.
•
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53%
1
;
Co
Northern States Power
Penn-Texas
B
Gas
28%
33%
58'/a
24%
75%
Northwest Bancorporation
41%
Feb
31% ' 33%
xll%
75
—10
Northern Indiana Public Service Co
Northern Natural Gas Co___
Northern Pacific
60,
IIIi
(Un).
Com
Corp
28%
5
(Un)__
Illinois
Northern
V ■'
25
Co—__
Northern
Jan
23
25
Cudaby- Packing
1,600
26%
Feb
1
'Crucible Steel Co of America—
100
66%
1
30%
100
28
5
___
65'A Jan
—*
800
lo
Corp.
America
Feb
—10
RR
27,000
46%
5
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57 %
59%
1.33%
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&
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20%
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Co
33
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59%
61
76
1
(Un)
56
__
25
common
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43% Jan
33%
—5
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14%
23
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Feb
5
Register
33
;
•
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40%
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Cash
National
_±
100
•
3,400
61
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53%
l
common
_
44%
42%
26%
35%
10
Jan
41%
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—8.50
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39
Specialties-I™
56
25
2,000
76
class
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44%
(Un)
14%
Bend-_12.50
So
Low
43%
42'A
I
__
Island & Pacific Ry Co_*
Chicago South Shore
Chrysler Corn
& Co
Range Since Jan. 1
High
44%
__
Inc
Convertible
New
Chicago Rock
(Philip)
Shares
Jan
—,
f
(Un)__
Montgomery Ward & Co
Feb
58%
3% Jan
53%
Feb
1
(Uu)ZII
&
4%
58%
,
57%
25
-
Chicago Mxiw St Paul
4
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Jan
__10
__
Chemetron Corp
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
29 %
4
Chemical
4<^
100
58%
Monsanto
fer Week
,
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Low
Jan
31%
300
46
50c
5
Service
__
3%
Sales
Range
Sale Prloe
%
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31%
46
•
(Un)
Corp
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1
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31
common
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50
;
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Central- Illinois Public
/
31 %
27
Friday
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2%
FEBRUARY
STOCKS
Shares
10
Celanese Corp of America
Centlivre Brewing Corp
South
Low
25
common
preferred—
Central &
of Prices
30c
ENDED
for Week
Range
Sale Price
WEEK
Sales
Week's
Last
FOR
Edison
(Un)—
Ex-distribution
Jan
27%
Feb
18,500
4%
Jan
41%
42%
1,100
39 Va
Feb
42% Feb
38%
2
40%
200
38
Feb
41V4
Jan
72%
72 %
50
71%
Jan
72 %
Feb
130% 131%
300
120%
Feb
29%
29%
1
6%
31%
'
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Kaiser
Baughlin Steel
Alum
&
Kennecoit
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Kansas Power & Light
•
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33%e
(Un)
39 %
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Leatbi &
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Co
1
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Printing
Marshall
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common
MeFek &
Co
700
60
Jan
Feb
32
.
Feb
208 So La Salle St Corp
.
65%
1,800
3%
Jan
4'%
Feb
300
21%
Feb
23'%
Jan
30
300
25 %
Jan
30
Feb
13
13%
1,800
13%
Jan
12
Jan
6%
86%
86%
300
80%
Jan
93% Feb
22
36%
22%
300
20
Feb
23%
6%
_
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44
44
1
42%
38%
42%
Jan
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700
6%
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100
42%
Jan
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1,300
32%
Jan
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•
34%
Feb
Scott
(Un)__12.50
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Co
•
22%
34%
2,300
33%
Jan
73%
500
70%
Feb
76%
Jan
21%
22'A
1,400
18
Jan
22'%
Feb
17
21%
33%
72'A
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&
17
Jan
17
Feb
21'A
22%
600
2,550
-
13%
20%
Jan
,
36% Jan
22^%
Feb
Union
Carbide
Union
Oil
Union
Pacific
Minneapolis
Minnesota
,
Brewing
Min
&
Co
Mfg
(Un)
Mississippi River Fuel
Missouri
Mouine
Portland
Cement
Manufacturing
For
footnotes
see
1
II •
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H.12I50
Co
page
•
44.
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834
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700
15%
Jan
17%
46 %
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300
45%
Feb
48% Feb
8%
8%
3,500
7%
Jan
126%
8%
Feb
82%
72%
U
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U
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Rubber
Steel
Walgreen
Webcor
7
Feb
Co
1
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126% Feb"
700
113%
Jan
44
700
36%
Jan
44
Feb
82%
84
200
78%
Jan
92
18'A
300
16%
Jan
19%
Jan
32%
Jan
44%
Jan
48'A Jan
35%
Jan
38%
Feb
500
59'A
Feb
62%
Jan
1,100
41%
Jan
44
Jan
46%
Jan
88%
Feb
52% Feb
99% Jan,
59%
60%
43%
44
50%
50%
52 %
1.400
93
92%
95%
3,200
47%
48
200
47
Jan
7,300
11
Jan
13%
Jan
30%
Jan
36%
Feb
71
Feb
78'A
Feb
5
10
50
Jan
±
Stores Inc common
Banksiiare-
Electric Power
Public
(Wm)
12%
13
36'%
34%
36 %
900
78%
700
32%
31%
1
Corp
Co
12%
2%
12.50
5
Telegraph
84%
84
84%
200
72'A
Jan
84% Feb
18
18
100
15%
Jan
18
Jan
32 '/a
32%
200
28
Jan
32%
Feb
38%
38'/a
100
37%
Jan
40% Jan
26%
26%
400
25 Yt
Jan
27% Jan
89%
89%
300
84% Jan
90% Feb
14
150
12%
*
•
(Un)
Service
77%
32%
,10
'
10
Jr Co
•
89%
32%
Yates-American
Machine
Co
5
13%
1,600
30
Jan
Jan
32% Feb
14
Feb
Jan
18'A
35'A Jan
400
1,000
2,200
46
38%
16%
Westinghouse Electric
Whirlpool
Corp
Wisconsin
341%
45
37%
•
Co
Union
Wleboldt
34%
34%
45%
37%
5
(Un)
Corp
Motor
131 %
131 % Feb
10
RR
Inc
Western
White
10
Feb
41
125
7
^25
California
of
United Aircraft Corp
United Fruit Co
Wisconsin
17%
1
—I__10
:
•
Corp
Union Electric Co (Un)
Wisconsin
Mickelberry's Food Products
5*ddle South Utilities
1
Jan
28%
..
6'/a
Feb
43
Feb
22
4%
Corp
117
Jan
64%
Radio
Trl-Continental Corp (Un)
20th Century-Fox Film (Un)
Cement—
Brick
Blanke
Meyer
Jan
97%
»
(Un)
Menritt Chapman
Metropolitan
1
___
Portland
Medusa
13
1
1
common
28%
4%
30
25
common
(Henry C) & Co
Lytton's
New
Co
37S,b
300
800
♦
22
„1
&
Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (Un)
Lincoln-
64%
4%
•
common
600
32
61%
4
Co
40'A
31%
*
Kimberly-Clark Corp _
Knapp- Monarch Co.,
60% Jan
112% 117
__
8.75
(Un)
Oorp
66%
125
Jan
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
127
128%
300
117
Zenith
193% 193%
100
190% Feb
Radio
Corp
129% Feb
195
Jan
37
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, March 2, 195&
(1054)
3C
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
WEEK ENDED FEBRUARY 27
FOR
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Last
STOCKS
(Un)
Reduction Co
Air
Alaska Juneau
(Un)
357
50
Jan
55% Feb
250
20%
Feb
22%
Jan
Firstamerica
Feb
Flintkote Co
(Un)__
20
70c
78c
29,388
86%
268
4
4
190
10%
10%
650
8
8%
430
4%
4%
100
27%
29%
1,706
30)
75c
2
10%
1
17%
1,819
19
4%
27%
Inc
(Un)
Airlines
American
American
com
American Can Co (Un)
Cement
American
Electronics
Inc
Jan
7% Feb
4
Fell
8V2
Foremost
5
Jan
Feb
Friden
Feb
30
Jan
Fruchauf
,
26%
Trailer
Feb
Feb
30%
2,321
24%
Jan
30%
Jan
General Araer
33%
175
30%
Feb
34%
Jan
General
24
1,300
20%
Feb
24
Feb
General Dynamics Corp
Feb
104
Garrett
Corporation
Feb
50.% Jan
General Electric Co
Feb
General
Co
Feb
Exploration
49
53 %
1,560
46%
Feb
53%
12
14%
5,734
12
Jail
14% Feb
General
Motors
Corp
36
37%
350
30%
Jan
39
General
Pacific
General
15%
16%
15%
Jan
54%
56 %
825
46%
Jan
56%
Feb
General Tire
239% 243%
97%
99%
2,765
225%
Jan
243%
Feb
Jan
Jan
49 %
Feb
Glidden
57%
155
46%< Jan
57%
Feb
Good
71%
594
66%
72 %
Feb
Goodrich
30
Jan
(Un)
Co
71
Co
(B
of Calif—
F)
Ilumor
Co
655
23% Jan
30
Feb
18%
18%
110
11%
Jan
19%
Feb
928
19%
Feb
21%
Jan
Graham-Paige Corp
7%
7%
12%
7%
2,231
11%
3,759
Feb
3 %
41%
Feb
47%
43%
43%
4 %
4%i
3,480
3%
Jan
5
6%
6%
4,740
6%
Fell
8% Jan
8
160
7%
Jan
8%
Jan
80c
90c
3,640
60c
Feb
1.20
Feb
48%
54%
2,077
36%
Jan
54%
Feb
32
32
140
29
Jan
32
Feb
19%
494
19%
Feb
20%
Jan
73%
73%
1%
2,350
169
53%
t
541%
55%
Feb
11
Jan
Ideal
Jan
Illinois
74%
354
Feb
74%
Fe)i
41%
Jan
37% Jan
40 3/4
Jan
International
21%
Jan
Int'l Nickel Co of Canada
20%
975
19%
8
727
7%
Jan
8
Feb
International
Paper Co
156
8%
Jan
818
Feb
International
Tel
Jade
38
39%
1,187
37%
Feb
45
1,345
30%
Jan
45
Oil
21%
Feb
Johns-Manville
Jan
56%
Feb
Jones
20%
20%
21
235
20
Jan
213/4
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Feb
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Jan
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31%
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Feb
54%
Jan
35.125
34c
Jan
67c
Jan
25%
139%
Feb
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Feb
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540
86%
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63%
63 %
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Feb
63 %
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32
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29%
Feb
323/4
Feb
19%
19a«
100
18%
Jan
19%
Feb
9%
10
1,210
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Feb
11%
Jan
1,137
2.05
Feb
2.50
Jan
52%
Jan
56%
Feb
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Feb
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Feb
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Jan
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Jan
30%
Feb
* all4% all2% all7%
53%
52% 54%
(Un)
Corp
355
103%
Jan
1,234
52%
Feb
Jan
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—
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Alum & Chem Corp com—33%o
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Industries
&
31
31
370
2978
Jan
31%
Jan
Kaiser
24%
24%
748
20%
Jan
26%
Feb
Kansas Power & Light
93
92%
93
474
84%
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CANADIAN MARKETS
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27%
30% Jan
32% Jail
1,046
..
Delaware Power & Light common.-13 y»
Jan
40%
80
39%
Jan
699
23
1
Company
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp
Curtis Publishing Co
Feb
59%
1.40
Jan
44
3%
—A
10
Budd
Feb
48
% Jan
common
Bankers Securities Corp—
6%
partic preferred
Jan
23%
Tel
Baltimore
Feb
Jan
30%
Jan
13%
Jan
34%
Last
Corporation.
Baldwin
Jan
50
Feb
Jan
200
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Jan
23%
Feb
Steel
Atlantic
Jan
150
>
Wood
American
Feb
39%
1
106%
Feb
11
42%
lGc
25
Arundel
Feb
95% Feb
29% Jan
21% Feb
5
;
Jan
12'A
37%
37%
.
American Stores Co
Feb
9Gc
Jan
Jan
47%
55%
•
Par
Alan
Jan
18'/a Jail
1,400
98 %
101% Feb
3,012
1.10
98%
L._
124
28
Feb
Jan
905
Friday
76% Feb
785
V
365
Jan
36
58%
Sale Price
Feb
76%
Jan
15%
77%
——
STOCKS
Jan
36%
74%
32%
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Feb
210
al03 al03%
20
24
Feb-
34
79% "
-10
1
(Un)__—
30
8
2,569
34%
Feb
Jan
14%
10
Jan
39
51%
35%
—
70%
36%
al03%
Ry (Un)
Instruments
Union Pacific
;
51%
39
__
:a
8
42
34%
Jan
74%
822
•
12%
43%
43%
a.31%
Feb
52 %
Feb
Jan
Jan
—80s
Sulphur
12%
43%
34%
a
10c
I
Radio Corp
67% Feb
28
8%
25
8%
j
•
International
2,011
'
;
common
Preferred
Zenith
Feb
67%
10
—
Cab Co
Jan
23%
66%
50c
;
(Un)—
-
Jan
Jan
23%
1
Co (Un)
Bunray Mid-Continent Oil
200
12%
-
24% Jan
40% Feb
Com
Wheeling Steel Corp (Un);
Jan
77
18% Jan
448
\
74% Jan
625
43%
23
353
22%
19
49%
1
Chemical
Union Electric Co
103% Feb
8
Sterling Drug Inc (Un)
Carbide
8
1
25
Webster Inc
45
11
11%
10
Jan
•
(Un)
Stores
5%
2,002
75%
22
Dept
1
314
21
75%
25
Co
45
S
Inc
3,429
'
48%
40%
—
Shares)——
of N J
44%
7
36%
135
12
2
Insurance (Un)
462
Ail
20
Life
Air Lines
380
28%
48%
—
1
Stauffer
Union
26%
Coast
19,468
70
61
1
Btatham
Twentieth
*
101
40%
(Un)
Union
8
70
28%
3
228
„
al09 all7%
—
Trading N Y ehrs
Inc
23'A
m
(Un)
.12.50
all6
7%
2
(Un)
Oil
World
109
25
Westinghouse Elec
com
(Un)__
Standard
Trans
Jan
24
Feb
8
_1
Stanley Warner Corp
Tidewater Oil
Western
24
36
3
(Ind)
Tbriftimart
West
Jan
32%
14%
—
of
Gas
Feb
41
849
895
»
com
880
8
41%
32 %
1
new
*
7%
40%
—25c
1
Co
Feb
48
45%
7%
41 %
-2.50
S
Co
45%
48
5
1
;
Western
(Un>
Oil
Jan
Western Union
Telegraph (Un)
Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)
Co
Oil
98%
Feb
(Un)
Telautograph
47%
Feb
1
Brands
Feb
Fell
(Un)
Standard
89
Jan
com
Standard
Feb
30%
Petroleum
Co
Jan
1
Standard
Feb
52 %
Co
Westates Petroleum
Preferred
(Un)
36%
10
common
54%
20%
V
Feb
Jan
Jan
16% Feb
(Un)__——1
Warrants
$1.25
139
20
Bperry-Rand Corp
Textron Inc
168
5
Southern Railway Co (Un)
Gulf
Jan
Jan
46%
12%
42%
26% Jan
Pacific Co
Texas Co
149
135
757
Jan
46%
Virginia-Carolina Chem
Washington Water Power
765
10%
331
680
—
Southern Co
Texas
Jan
7.50
Calif
Tennessee
19%
—
>8
—
Bunset
16%
Feb
Jan
305
12%
Jan
1,260
932
Southern Calif Gas Co Dfd series A
6% preferred
;
Stone
1,901
276
(Un)
of America (Un)
Equipment
Jan
Feb
42%
Jan
1,666
17%
preferred
Inc
16%
Jan
43%
Feb
10
95%
30%
.
new
Bmith-Corona-M&rchant
Spiegel
16%
10
Bocony Mobil Oil Co (Un)
Solar Aircraft Co
1
louthern Calif Edison Co
Bouthern
Victor
30%
Jan
38%
-
54%
52%
30%
Sinclair Oil Com (Un)
Bouthern
Vanadium Corp
Feb
23% Jan
41 %
170
50%
16%
i
Inc
(Americaif
4.32%
Jan
Feb
1,051
92%
10
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co
5%
3.25
164 166%
1,200
54%
16%
Biegier Corp
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Simca
Feb
Jan
*
Corp
Preferred
93
Jan
93
Oil
2.15 Feb
4%
62
50%
30%
Shell Oil Co
<
Jan
Consol
300
1
(Un)
Shell Transport &
90
Feb
8
40%
(Un)
Incorporated
Steel
130
/
55%
Jan
59 V0
-16%
common
1,650
16%
1.66%
Industries
Shasta Water Co
93
Jan
Corp
47%
Bears Roebuck & Co
Sharon
Universal
52
Steel
Jan
36%
%
12
40%
Co
Paper Co
Seaboard Finance
Servomechanisms
Jan
2,874
S
38%
Jan
-703
.
43%
1
47%
Scott
Bervel
U
5
•
Ban Diego Gas & Elec
Bchenley
Jan
Jan
31
%
1
alll
B (Un)
Francisco
Bchering Corp
Jan
Feb
35%
1,127
43%
a40%
40%
.
Regis Paper Co
70%
5%
4%
50
(Un)
Louis-San
Feb
200
4,045
High
1,125
-
a40% a45%
43%
10
50
Inc
St
67
Plywood Corp
U S Rubber (Un)
2.90
2.50
Aircraft common
Stores
U S
3,599
Corp___
Joseph Lead
Jan
139
(Un)
Royal Dutch Petroleum
St
Jan
23%
28%
Manufacturing Co
Safeway
25
Jan
59%
%
•
_
all6
Co
Ryan Aeronautical
Feb
Co
4%
166%
1
Rockwell-Standard Corp
—10c
22%
67
53%
8
Inc
120
139
(Un)
Co
*
Jan
2.15
1
Oil
Fruit
35%
60%
United Gas
Corp (Un)
U S Industries Inc common
27%
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
Richfield "Oil
United
Jan
24%
5%
91%
Jan
25
4%
1
Radio Corp of Aiperica (Un)—_
Rayonier Incorporated
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)
Republic Aviation Corp (Un)
Republic Pictures (Un)
Rica, Ranch
26%
Oil
Low
37%
.35%.
33%o
& Timber
Reynolds Tobacco class
27% Jan
26
36 %
35%
59%
(Ud>
25% Jan
67
—
Cuban
CorD
550
4%
52%
United
37%
10
480
139
(Un)—
Reynolds Metals Co
23
25% Jan
Aircraft
High
Low,
12.50
Inc
317
,
27%
(Un).
Revlon Inc
Rexall Drug Inc
25
23
200
Jan
common—
Linus
•
-
Gamble. Co
Sound
Oil
26*4
28
Air
•
Corp (Unjr;—
Philip Morris & Co (Un)
PhtUips Petroledur. Co
Puget
United
1
Philco
fure
Feb
467
100
Bottlers
Co. Utd
29
28%
Sugar
2.85
(Chas) & Co Inc (Un)—L
1
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)„.
12.50
Mill
United
25%
—
Pfizer
Pioneer
Jan
26%
53
*
Parke,. Davis & .Co (Un)
Penney (JO Co (Un)—
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
Pepsi-Cola <Un>
United
31%
2514
5%
Pacific Northern Airlines
1
Pacific Oil & Gas Development—33%c
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
1
Pacific Tel & Tel common
100
Pepsi-Cola
Jan
24%
•
Preferred
Pan American World Airways (Un)
Paramount Pictures Corp (Un)
31
25%
2
—
Union
2,369
__
10
Corp common
Jan
31%
65%
26*4
—
25
Par
Feb
„
25
-
ENDED FEBRUARY 27
61
—
25
1st
WEEK
Hf£h
3,282
28%
__
25
1st pfd
red
FOR
Low
64
31%
—
25
High
83%
31%
25
.
class A
pfd
4.50% red 1st preferred
Pacific Indemnity Co.,
Pacific Industries Inc
4.80%
63%
25
1st
5%
Low
25
common—
23%
200
23%
Feb
24%
Jan
24
24
520
24
Feb
24
Jan
10
60%,
59
60%
965
57
Jan
!•
553 4
54%
55%
2.125
53
Feb
Feb
61%
Jan
5fi
Jan
^
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1056)
...
Monday, March 2, 1959.
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR
Par
Bank
of
Nora
Low
Scotia.
67 Va
Rights
5.50
Provinciate
Banque
(Canada)
35 %
Power
&
B
Paper
class A..
Paper
Oil
American
British Col Elec
cum
2,078
4,710
Jan
5.15
Jan
240
47% Jan
51%
Feb
33
33%
175
26% Jan
35
Feb
Pacific
Ltd
Calgary Power
5Vo
4,456
6
40%
40
6J/4
43 ye
88
88
110
86V2 Jan
41%
41%
41%
a75% a75%
140
40
38%
■
45 V*
14
150
5,980
46%
1,695
37
38
35J/*
Jan
44 Mi
Jan
Feb
Premium
89%
Feb
Price
Feb
4'/o
76
Jan
47%
Quebec
Quebec
1,620
79
32% Jan
Feb
Canadian
Feb
Jan
89
Rolland
34
35%
27^4
5,531
1,013
26 V2
Jan
37
760
34%
Feb
35%
28 Mi
37%
a99
a98'/4
a99
245
98
Jan
100%
25
225
41
41
75
25
•
a76
42
1,610
Jan
Canadian
10% Feb
12 y4
Jan
Series
54
Jan
573/8
Feb
Series B
:
Class
Sherwin
35V2
Jan
39%
Jan
38 y8
38
38%
75
Sicks'
35%
Jan
13%
13%
-21
1,720
25I/2
386
181/4
*
14
24
18%
32'A
1,018
3,760
32
is y4
18
I
Southern
Feb
Feb
9% Jan
845
25
Jan
33
108
Feb
108
Feb
7.00
Feb
7.10
7%
Feb
83/4
18
3,460
15% Jan
20
20
22
5,575
20
Feb
24
,46%
47
443
46
Jan
47 y4
14%
196
14%
Feb
28 %
29
3,167
13% Jan
27% Jan
29 Mi
150
10 y4
Feb
11%
Feb
29%
30%
4,637
28 y4
Jan
M
30%
U
13
13
13%
577
12%
Feb
22
22
22%
355
22
Feb
23%
14
12
1,985
15%
2,725
11
Jan
20
21%
8,108
20%
Jan
3.25
3.50
210
34
35
75
33
a20% a20%
105
19
20%
875
54%
220
18% Jan
54% Feb
23%
200
21
20
•
3.25
.
,
—*
20
*
A
20
54%
1
23%
23
a4.00
780
2.25 Jan
4.10
Jan
35
34%,
34%
2,750
32%
24%
6,800
7
795
22
21%
22
225
8
7
8
1,082
6
•
a25
a21
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46%
46
46%
•
7
89
88
B
88
Jan
92
20
Jan
84% Jan
147a Jan
16%
15 Va
16%
30,624
a20
a20
a20
155
11%
11
11%
12,940
9%
18%
18%
18%
680
15 y4
26
22%
26
*
1(!
?"%
a 17
11%
19
Jan
26
8
10
200
10
Feb
10
27
Jan
28%
y4 al7%
50
14
Jan
18
Feb
24
375
22%
Jan
54
54%
280
51%
Jan
54%
19
15 y4
1,810
14 Mi
Jan
15%
1,365
32
Jan
35
23
34%
34%
35
3.30
8.20
8.50
40 y8
101%
40
1,700
7.75
40 y4
1,150
101101 y«
130
100
104
108
108
1,222
46
37%
00
63
225
•
14%
50
•
41
•
40%
.
103
Jan
108
63
45%
Feb
48 y4
Jan
Feb
90
45%
Feb
48%
Jan
41%
1,720
9%
130
42'/a
46 %
20,985
19
19%
17%
1,236
17%
9 Mi
"9% Jan
Jan
Feb "
37%
400
Jan
46 %
Feb
19
Feb
21
Jan
17%
Class
A
Jan
Jan
6.70
Feb
103/4
Jan
12%
Jan
Jan
36%
Feb
3.60
1,400
y-40%,40%
145
34%
Jan
40 y4
50
34Vz
Jan
92
25
88
Jan
110
36
Jan
92
:
:
39
-
.
Melchers
»•
4.70
3.90
Jan
40%
Feb
40 y4
3.50 Feb
Feb
•92
Jan
29 y2
Jan
6%
:
Feb
20% Jan
Jan
46
Jan
417a
Feb*
01%
1,020
573/4
Jan
62 %
Feb
Quebec
a23
&23
25
11
-
Feb
a—
123/4 Jan
a
Power
*6%
Ltd
Ltd__J
■'
Steel
Warrarvts
Jan'
20
20%
2,357
Southern Canada 6%(cum pfd
Traders Finance Corp class A
20
*
international Nickel of Canada com—*
International Paper common
7.80
International Utilities Corp
—I
Interprovinclal Pipe Lines
I
al2
90%
117%
29%
50%
al2
25
89 %
90%
2,219
117
118
551
28%
29%
1,690
St Maurice Gas Inc__"
173/4
Jan
20% Jan
a—
a__
83% Jan
113
Jan
&
Trans
283/4 Feb
30% Jan
50 Va
Westeel
52
1,825
49
Jan
55
13
13
13
535
Wester^ Canada
12
Jan
22
Jan
13% Jan
24% Feb
•
29%
29
29%
375
20
Line
•
*
100
44
14%.
rl45
Products
80
49
*
12%
•
4.00
Mining and
Oil
165
10%
Jan
11
Jan
30%
100
29%
Jan
31
Feb
43
44%
3,670
Alscope Exploration
36 Mi
Jan
13%
44%
Feb
15
Alta
110,564
10%
Jan
15
Feb
Ameranium
Jan
145
Feb
Anacon
49 %,
Jan
Anthonian Mining Corii Ltd
1
12%
Feb
Arno
•
Feb
Mines
Mines
Ltd
•
1
—
Ltd.
Mines
Ltd
i
Ltd
:
4.00
5,505
2.50
Feb
25%
1,555
Atlas Sulphur & Iron;Co Ltd..
22%
Jan
27
Jan
25 %
1,390
Augustus Exploration=Ltd
22%
Jan
26 3%
Jan
Aull
40 V*
Feb:
100
41
Feb
Feb
48
Jan
20
45
290
44
Jan
47
65c
Jan
.11,700
Jan
Jan
1.00
Feb
124
1,050
108
22*
250
600
20
Feb
22
12 .13%
4,04o
10%
Feb
13%
Feb
'40%
685
39%
Feb
40 y4
Feb
125
17
Feb
17
Feb
1.675
40
Feb
42
Feb
28%
Feb
33
Jan
Feb
S3
Jan
5%
'116
5%.
.
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•
17
41%'*:.
70
160
,
37
119
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600
285
50
50
20
130
4.80
.
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29Mi
Jan
5%
Feb
11%
11%
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Feb
5%
Feb
Feb
•
14%
Jan
3314
Jan
36
89 %
Jan
99%
7'/b
Feb
46%
Jan
6
51%
Feb
42
Feb
43
Jan-
72
Jan
75
Jan
Jan
11%
20
400
22
90c
Feb
12
Jan
Feb
20%
Jan
24
Jan
Jan
Jan
18
Jan
127
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1.20 Jan
20 y2
Feb
131
Jan
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Jan
39 %
Feb
11%
Feb
1378
17%
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Jan
Feb.
15%
Jan
1,295
5%
Feb
15
100
^
«
Feb
865
'
,
Jan
5.75 Feb
30%
9,505
'*
Feb
4.00 Feb
11%
50
-
■»
Feb
Feb
4.50
1,100
Feb
7% Feb
Feb
27%
3,216
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1,150
Jan
•
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r
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11
910
.
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6
82
1,490
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—
:
3.50
-
Metal Mines Ltd.
1
42
645
Jah
42
18
19
2,055
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd cl A
1
17'3/4
Jan
29%
19% Jan
30
Baker Talc Ltd.:
1
200
27
Jan
30
Feb
96
96
Band-Ore
Gold
25
94
Jan
96
Feb
BarvaTlee
Mines
Mines
Ltd
Ltd
-3.50 t3.50
.Tv14% !*
'
14 Va
Jan
15 y2
Jan
32%
Feb
3272
Feb
7
Jan
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1
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19c
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32c
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.
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18c
11,700
4c
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6c
6,100
72c
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V; 9,000
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-
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r
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Jan
6c
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45
Jan
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—40
Jan
40
82
al5
.
1
25%
Morgan & Co
44
100
17
20
—1
:
•
Montreal Locomotive
Jan
100
42
28%
..
:
Ltd
Mines
Lead
Mines
Ltd—
•
4.00
"•7%
Stocks—
Advocate
Feb
41
4,404
al5
Algom Uranium Mines Ltd
Warrants
i
10 %
19o
32Mi
Jan
1,265
S3
Jan /
19
al5
Feb
Jan
Feb
45Mi
-•
28 %
47%
6M4 Jan
67b
50 »/a
Feb
*32Mi
293%
345
Jan
5
168
18
5
Jan
12%
a—
433
-
17 V*
*
Jan
10%
3.25
Feb
Jan
Breweries Ltd
i
28
107
15
1,700
•
Ltd/.
24%
907
Jan i
a20Mi a*20Vii
•"^..'23% 233i
1.05 - .1.05 '1.10
*
25
134 %r 149%
48 %
49%
Feb-
48 V'4
—
•
(L E)
30%
Power
32 Mi
—
100
•
Co-—•
26% 1
10 %
26%
•
Jan
Jail
25
Jan *.
Jan
Jan
28%
30
10%
3
25%
44
175
3.60 Feb
2.00
27
34 %
5.00 '
—•
Canada! Ltd
Waterman Pen Co Ltd
22%
985
1.55
—
1
L
Oil iPipe
Mountain
•
22%
Feb
—
*
Ltd
(1957)
Save
10
Jan
1.55
>
•
70c ./ 85c
.
Ltd
(Canada)
Union Gas of
Feb
Feb
105
—
/. al5al5Mi
36v, .. 35% .
,36
98Mi I".^'98 .7 99
—
'
7J/8
7Mi
51 51 Mi
—
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4.00
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—
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75 ;* *• 75 ! '75
90% Feb
118
24%
13%
'I
:
915
•
6Mb
7%
82 ~82
al5 %*
al5
——20
Jan
15
1,815
al9
,.113
^
—
5
common
preferred—J
Reitmans
Feb
Jan
2,050
^.39%
*
Corp
i
Feb
13
Jan
Jan
6,690
-
.
—
15
Mills
14
10
%.*«% Jan
6V4
1.60
2.00
19
/
40
*
—
13%
Warrants
46%
:
Jan
Feb
45%
.
13%".
*
common
Shop
Jan
"
43 Vt
100
1.55
20
*
—*
Jan
Feb
High
■;
17%
"
—.
—'
Telephone
5%%
23
Jan
30c
Jan
37%
44 /
-
*
-
14% Feb
213/4 Jan
40c
16
17
Distilleries
Premier
62%
50
350
5,880 i
2,260
53
—.,43% 43%
' 54.;:* 54
.... 42%
43Mi .
36V4 1
38 '
79c / /
Pipe Lines Ltd common.—1.25
Corp of Canada 4Mi% 1st pfd_50
non cum part 2nd pfd
50
40
1,020
57,400
30% 31%
45Mi ".45Mi
«
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
52c
1.55
.
115%
*
warrants
Crush
40
20
.
45
Pembina
535
12%
Shares
High
43'A
7%
; 3.60
2.00
24% *, 26
—-
10
A
*
Mount Royal Dairies Ltd
:
*
Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd-10
1,654
20
Low
-
50c
—
*
—
preferred-
46
11%
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
7%
52
—
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co
Moore Corp Ltd common
41VB
12
Week's
"
7%"."-
*
MacLaren Power & Paper Co
Orange
Feb
.4
39%
70
34
1
36%
common
31
C»'-
43M4
36%
16%
A
class
13% Jan
4% ?'e preferred
56% Feb
Feb
1,675
*
433/4
Preferred
Jan
Jan
26%
2,507
al9
5%
•
1
3,015
Ltd class A
65
51
2,691
I
43%
class A
1,555
—
Feb
157
345
2,471
",
35
—
A—*
-
of Ca(n
Co
5,613
Molson Breweries
Class B
Feb
1.2
*
A—;—50
class
38%
B
102
6.35
—
-—10
14%
Class
Feb
5.60
m
25
*
Mfg Ltd
45
20
Limitee
Frere
Motor
40 %'
•
•
*
Class B 2nd pfd
L
Lowney Co Ltd (Walter M)
Feb
40
41%
*
1
X:
L)
Class A common
Jan
36
45%
&
(R
44%
Mersey Paper 5%% pfd
Mitchell (Robt) class A
Mi
Loblaw Groceterias Co Ltd—
14% Feb
85
40%
Ltd
37
common
100
rll.Ml
343/4
•
54
13%
& Bloedel class B
15
56 %
27%
-
43'/4
v.. 43
-7%/
7
3.60 M 3.05
—
2.00
B
—
43%
Preferred
-
G9%
55
26%
.
I
37
Massey-Ferguson
Feb
50c
•
Ltd
43%
137a
MacMillan
Feb
2&y4
Are Expressed in Canadian Dollars
—♦
class
Ltd
Class A preferred—'
Lambert (Alfred) Inc
Jan
11*
"
•
Lawrence
77
Jan
40 y4
Paner Inv Ltd—*
&
*
St
Jan
23%
__
Shown
:
8
lower
68%
1,645
_•
•
Imperial Tobacco
(John)
Feb
3,686
.Vi
Par
Products
Ford
Jan
07
25
Candy Shops
Feb
12
3.60
—100
Timber—
&
B
61%
Ltd
57
Last
25
Lewis Bros
Feb
Feb
Friday
$1.40 preferred
Imperial Oil Ltd
Laura Secord
137
Jan
39
Hubbard Felt Co Ltd common
Feb
Feb
Food
46
Mining
Labatt Limited
Jan
10
■
*
————-
WestinghoUse Co
40 VB
.50
com
Feb
132
56
-
—
Power
Jan
2,075
46
common—
Jamaica Public Service Ltd
-47
20
—
Fleet
Feb
Jan
89%
19%
17%
Home Oil class A
Class B
Iroquois Glass preferred
Jan
Jan
2,200
II
A
Dominion Engineering Works Ltd.
*
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd •
Jan
14%
9%
•
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
Jan
8.95
13%
45%
Paper Co Ltd
Winnipeg Gas Co
57%
Feb
89
100
common
43
Jan
45
'57
—
David
Feb
.
45%
Bronze
Jan
40
'55
;
10%
•/%/ 69
343/4
—————*
Crain
Jan
22%
61%
International
36%
10
5.60
11%
i.
/
Lumber
Class
Feb
15
•
Inland Cement Preferred
Jan
*v75% /
77
24%' 24%
100% 100 Mi
56%
26%
Wort*
&
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd
Consumers Gas
i
Jan
23
54%
100
of Canada com
Accentance Corp common
./
__
L10
—
T
Feb
45%
Indus
Jan
35
57
•
—.—
;
Catelli
Feb
405
.
•
—
:
Canadian
Feb/
*
—
A
35
Feb
Canadian
Feb
28%
18
class
47
Jan
Jan
Common
Feb
Jan
61%
Imperial Investment
6 % % preferred
210
42
Feb
31%
Feb
Canadian Marconi CoL_———_—1
Feb
Jan
7%
1%
Bav
Jan
19%
100
Hudson
;.
42
71
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Jan
.
preferred
41%
46%
Jan
35
Canadian Ingersol Rand Co Ltd—1___1*
Canadian International Inv Trust Ltd—
"
Feb
5,203
——1
$2.00
16%
20 Va
Jan
275
8
*
20
8
Howard Smith Paper
40
Feb
30 Vb
Jan
Canadian Arena Co__'
22% Jan
90% Feb
pfd inc 1927—
""36
Feb
■)9V2
Jan
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd
Arcan
Corp Ltd
—
Butterfly Hosiery Co;Ltd
Canada & Dominion (Sugar Co Ltd
Feb
680
235
Lakes
7,517
Sale Price
Feb
1,820
Co
preferred
Goodyear Tire 4%
33%
Jan
19%
65
STOCKS
Feb
22
.
preferred
Greater
8
47
Jan
90
5%
3255
v.*
17%
Jan
32 %
Bank
preferred
;
a
41%
90%
General Dynamics
Great
Feb
21%
common
/:■ 745
Feb
Jan l
Canadian Stock ^Exchange
Feb
89%
A
Wares
-
16 %
16%
98
105
Prices
Jan
22
Feb
21%
—1
Steel
225
Zellers Limited common
Feb
89 y2
•
General
90; 99%
39%
42
'
1,145
(Canada) Ltd
4Ms%
Jan
•
Motors
18%) '19%
*
35
class
(Geo)
Class
Jan
—•
Players Canadian Corp_
5%%
4.25
24%
8%
Jan
19%. Jan
1,006
common
General
650
7,160
a70 a74%
Pipeline
Webb & Knapp
Weston
'
36
•
com
Qatlneau Power common
5%
preferred
17
34%
Jan
343/4
a__
common
pfd
^
/
".'T;
35
Feb
60
21% Jan
7
35
Petroleum
Jan
36
-
Feb
4.00 Jan
34
Match
French
13
23%
Kootenay Power
Motbr
a4.00
7
•
Foundation Co of Canada
Eraser Cos Ltd common
11%
36
.
24 VB
.
"
Ford
Feb
Jan
Corp
Gooderham
Walker
Feb
20 Va
Jan
•
—.Mi
Famous
10%
•:.::'16%V
!
Feb
21
Jan
28
-j
Corp
2,900
23% Feb
*
Corsets
Electrolux
10%
32%
13% Feb
22% Feb
/
Donohue
Eddy
Feb
10%
35
Jan
13%
Dominion Tar & Chemical common—•
Redeemable preferred
23%
Dominion Textile common
•
East
78%
Jan
11 y4
12%.
12% Jan
9% Feb
14 Va
11%
13%
Ltd
class
Jan
Jan
& Seal Co
Freres
75!'4
34%
Steel
.
30% Feb
14 Mi Jan
Dominion Steel & Coal
Dupuis
2,244
34%
Oils
Feb
10%
Canada
United
Jan
14%
Feb
13
Ltd
78%
—•
common
Canada
Triad
Jan
47
•
Bros
Feb
76%
a74Mi
Trans
Jan
17%
•
Pont (1956)
30
20
Toronto-Dominion
Feb
22
.
Du
Feb-/
Feb
137
Texaco Canada Ltd
Feb
10
100
17%
28%
Feb
80
,
Feb
12
Feb
50
24%
10%
Feb
133/a
100Vg
80
,
;
137
Steinbergs class A———-—
5%% preferred
10% Feb
Feb
'80.?
■
^
*
————————*
of
Feb
97
28
76%
9%
15
Jan
•
8% Jan
39% Feb
•*
21
Canada
Co
10 %
49,721
r
1,575
-1
—100
500
Feb
128
Steel
108
8
7
Jan
45%
27% t
Feb
.•
Dominion Stores Ltd
i
r
•
;
220
Jan
7.00
7%
4%
:
98
18%
*
preferred
Jan;,
Feb
15
32%
Jan
Abltca
5%
227b
Jan
15
19%
39:M
29% Jan
108
Eaulpment
Dominion Foundries Ac Steel
Dominion Glass common
Feb
38
19
18
•
J)
Dairies
19
600
v
.
of Canada 7% pfdlOO
Williams
Simpsons
Southam Co
"
—•
•
Dominion
1,874
,565
-
,
.15
140
30%
Class B
Dominion
Feb
:
—50
50
preferred
preferred
Breweries
Feb
7.00
—
13%
270
30
30%
4'%%
Jan
•
—-
Feb
V":
1,258
•
Seagrams. —r
1—
Bridge
Coal 6%
preferred
13
10%
12
,
Dominion
240
Power—————*
Standard Structural Steel
——.—*
11'A
Corbys class A
Distillers
13%
Jan
50
Canadian Vickers
Dominion
Jan
Jan
all
100
4%
A
38%
10%
Co
38
20
9%
10%
"
Leather
Jan
Feb
25
all
•
warrants
Davis
50%
83
Feb
—*
Canadian Oil Comttanles common
class
Jan
555
18% Jan
18%
10%
Cellulose.
—*■
15
12% Jan
24
common
A
2,557
common
Zellerbach
1,004
88
100
——
—
Jan
38%
•
Crown Cork
1,425
48%
19%
43
37%
—
.7.00
83
97
16%
Feb
38%
—-*
A
40%
50
(B
Feb
>.
♦'10% rill %
333/4
Feb
Locomotive
Coghlin
36%
lOMi;
•
•
class
Shawinigan Water & Power common—•
5.10
20
Cockshutt Farm
61% Jan
78
10
Jan
Jan
*
Combined Enterprises
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
Consolidated Textile
Consumers Glass
671
»
80*
25%
4.40
Railway
Canadian Petrofina Ltd preferred
ziob
Jan
8,075
Pacific
Feb
66%
28
25
5.10
Canadian Industries common
Canadian International Power
Canadian
43
.7
41
4.95
Preferred
•
•
5.05
Canadian
Canadian
36% Jan
97
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
4,040
Husky warrants
Canadian Hydrocarbons
2,715
39%
<
11
100
Feb
12
Canadian Fairbanks Morse
Preferred
;
Jan
43
19
72
57%
preferred
Jan
103/4
•
15
Corp common
preferred
56%
common
Feb
33
Jan
65%
•
*
5%
11%
common
&
Cottons
3672
Feb
10%
6.25
Co
Cement
St Lawrence
11%
—25
Chem
Canadian
(James)
St Lawrence
Jan
57%
;
Jan
30%
■'->'••47
Paper
.11
——————_...——25
series
31%
220
425
83
70% Jan
599/
Jan
42%
393/4
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common————*
Feb
a76
Feb
Jan
-18%
2,510
Feb
26%
351/4
26
$1.00 series
Feb
26%
10%
48
,
1
class A—
4%% preferred ———————
Royal Bank of Canada
Feb
27
common
Canadian Celanese
15%
36%
13%
(A V) (Canada) common—
53% % preferred
12.50
Bronze
2,456
Feb
144%
-
"
Jan
37
common
Canadian Btltteh Aluminum...
Feb
16 "4
6.25
•
I100
Roe
is
•
44 y2
Feb
Jan
24
36
66
common
_—-——4~~—■>
Transport common
Robertson
39
Jan
Jan
10%
Feb
88
Feb
Ores
Co Ltd
&
Provincial
•
.....
Preferred
■X*
I200
preferred
46%
14%
Jan
37
Iron
Bros
40
Jan
9
v
100
Canadian Breweries
40
132;
35
375
10 Ml
Power
13'/4 Feb
465
585
135
Feb
Feb
30% *31%
43
Natural Gas
18
44%
|
,
19
.37 %
Jan
Feb
51% Feb
52% Jan
2 5 Mi
36 V*
»
Corp of Canada
2.985
15%
1—1
—
55%
•
16
135
16
30 Mi
42
7"
40% Jan
150
"III
High
1,570
24
common
Jan
35 %
6,486
141/4
10 %
63/8
Power
7
J*
preferred
Crown
38%
Feb
Placer Development —
Powell River Company
49% Jan
12% Jan
3,517
38
Penmans
Feb
75% Feb
46
Jan
550
18
Feb
Jan
Jan
87
common.
Foundries common
Rights
.
51 %
43%
_•
—
1953
47
51
/
•
Tubes
Page-Hersiy
44
50%
44
44
'100
Petroleums
45
39% Jan
10
47
10%
Canadian Bank of Commerce
6%
5,332
17%
A—
common—
L- *
Ogilvie Flour Mills common
1'U preferred —
———
Steel Products common—
Jan
•
Jan
6'/a
17%
37
43% Jan
49% Jan
GVa
37
Steamship
$1.75
41
6
14 %
Malting common
preferred
4Yz%
125
5,219
P
preferred
Canada
325
50%
7
•
preferred
Canada
18,658
441/2
6%
50
class
Canada Cement
Iron
44
44
6%
Building Products
•1.30
42'/«
50%
44
at
T
Low
18%
54
54%
•
High
17%
17%
common—
Ontario
50
Columbia Telephone..
Company
Mills
36
Core
Ltd
Mines
Noranaa
Feb
4.70
100
.
British Columbia Power
Canada
Jan
4.15
5.55
Low
Par
51V4
43%
50
21
National Steel Car
Feb
4.60
red pfd_100
Columbia Forest Products
Bruck
34%
673/4
Jan
•
common
4 3AVo
preferred
4% preferred
5%
preferred
5%%
preferred
Browr»
5.15
•
Power
4%%
British
6,565
•
Brazilian Traction Lleht
British
65% Jan
50%
•—-*
—
2*
5% preferred
BO
preferred ———50
Bowater
British
35%
1,464
ENDED FEBRUARY
WEEK
High
33
.
Telephone
5Vz%
5.55
Low
4.60
Class
Bowater
5.45
67 Mi
51%
Rights
Bathurst
Bell
High
67
* * ~,7c
1 *5c
lie
9.4.0
—4%c
Feb
•'16% Jan
■
Jan.
Number 5825
Volume 189
.
(1057)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
41
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Last
STOCKS
of Prices
Shares
Low
Eellechasse Mining
Belle-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Bluewater Oil & Gas Ltd
8c
71c
61c
71c
110,200
7 Vac
7 Vic
2,000
60c
60c
Borhite Copper Corp
Ltd-—:
6c
Burnt Hill Tungsten Mines Ltd
4Vic Feb
10c
Feb
42c
Jan
84c
Feb
Jan
lie
J Feb
70c
Jan
60c
52c
9c"'
10c
9,000
7Vic Jan
15c
1,500
58c/ Feb
65c
25c
21c
25c
27,500
10Vic Jan
25c
Feb
32%
32%
34
900
34
Jan
6 Vic
7,700
Par
.
Jan
60c
Jan
h*u
uell diibuuaautfttt Mines
Ltd-
10c
Canorama
1,050
7%
1,150
5.55
5,55
5.65
1,100
5.55
Feb
5.80
Jan
Agnico
1.72
1.72
3,000
1.65
Feb
1.86
Jan
Ajax
9c
.
Quebec Explorations
Asbestos
10c
"■*
——•
—*.
1
75c
ChibQugamau Jaculet Ltd
Chipman. Lake Mines Ltd
Consol
Bi-Ore
Consol -Central Cadillac
12
7c
Alberta
Jan
38c
Feb
Jan
12
Feb
Alberta
Jan
2,000
6 VaC
2,000
65c
7c
21c
468,450
12c"
34c
500
34c-
17C
'
.
23c
13c
Jan
29c
3.40
3.60
8,900
44,400
17%
17 V2
18
461
52c
55c
80c
84c
53c
10c
—.
14,500
2,120
6c
Jan
15c
Feb
Aluminum Co 4%
6c
Jan
7Vic Feb
12%
Jan
14Va
2.27
Ltd
American
Feb
5.70 Jari
Feb
39 Va Jan
22
43c
49c
28
27%
29%
3,737
4.232
112,675
34,126
21
21V4
335
21
Feb
45%
45%
45%
705
43
Jan
28c
28c
31c
Jan
39c
Jan
14c
16c
-13,000
26,100
24c
15c
14c
Feb
I80
Feb
19c
18c
20c
10,450
16o
Jan
25c
Jan
74c
-
84c
6,734
67o
Jan
89c
Jan
pfd
American Leduc Petroleums Ltd
Feb
100
47c
Mines
Roxana
4 Vi f/o
preferred
Amalgamated Larder Mines
Amalgamated Rare Earth
Jan
16% Jan
Feb
Jan
37%
15c
Feb
14
99
38%
Aluminium
2.10
Jan
19% Jan
35% Jan
Allied
1.05 Feb
2.80 Feb
24% Feb
60c
Feb
Jan
43c1
22
Aigoma Steel
\
15%
3.75 Feb
2.00 Jan
21%
19%
Feb
3,900
60c
21%
Feb
Feb
2.21
Jan
Algoma Central voting trust—
22c
Jan
2.15:
Jan
15c
2.80 Feb
Jan
76cf Jan
53c
Jan
50
27c
3,100
Jan
9c
2.70 Jan
41,845
16c
27,400
14%
45c
100
debentures
34c
9c
'
Jan
1.02 Jan
4.25
Warrants
Feb
14
23%
15%
59c
Jan
27,230
21,745
8,467
51,110
27,710
2.75
22
53c
Jan
68c
100
5 Vo
Feb
Feb
1.05
2.35
22
60c
Feb
52c
15,450
28,187
11c
18
19,153
5,600
3.50
Jan
Jan
3.45
Jan
Feb
0%c.
10c
3.15
Jan
3.65 Feb
3.15
12%
3.60
74c
11 Vic
10c.
13%
410
50c
49C
49c
3.25
-
common
Algom Uranium common
Jan
Jan
27c^
%
1
Feb
21c
2.35
1,000
97c
13
1
1
Feb
96
8Vic Feb
Trunk
Gas
3,000
9c
Mines Ltd—1
22
Jan
Voting trust
9Vic Jan
Jan
Jan
Gold
-
Distillers
13c
12 Vac
15c
Yellowknife
Explorations
27c
27c'/
—1
Feb
20
95
7c
Alberta Pacific Cons Oils
16,500
34c
Consolidated Denison Mines Ltd
Consolidated Halliwell Ltd..—.
Copper Rand Chib Mines Ltd—
Alba
10c
211%
80c
Akaitcho
9.15
211/z
4,000
;
Jan
7.8p Feb
11% Feb
05
common
Mines
Jan
9.75
Feb
71/2C
Petroleums
Jan
72c
...
Agnew Surpass Shoe
23c
21ci
23% Jan
10%
3.60
11c
Jan
Jan
1,225
95
Ltd.
Mines
Jan
7VaC
18 Vac
Advocate
Vi Feb
40
23%
11%
21c
Feb
6c•
-.72c*
VaC
9
7
36% Jan
675
10%
71/2C
Oil-.
&
8c
900
6 VaC
It Jan
Mines-
13c
3,800
"13C
Ltd_
Mines
58,800
11
*
Con-Key. Mines Ltd
38c
7.80". 8.25
__1.5o
—*
Ltd—__
Mines
Metal
Cbmpagnie Miniere L'Ungava
1,500
>
27 %c.
12
7.80,
1
Cleveland,Copper Corp———-—1
Combined
9c
5
122,780
10,200
13c.
.
37c
Limited-1
Corp Ltd
Central-pel Rio Oils Ltd
Central. Manitoba Mines Ltd
9c
15c
iOVaC
'8c/'.
15c
;—rT
Cartier
Cassiar
9.20 Feb
9.20
1
Explorations Ltd—
7.3$ Feb
Gas
Acme
Feb
39%
23V*
5,136
23Vt
'
__
1
-4-
Uranium
6%
-1
Canalask Nickel Mines Ltd
Canuba Mines Ltd
6Vic Feb
.
High
.100
Class A
8.85
Ltd—*/,
Petroleums
Canadian-Homestead Oils Ltd
Feb
5c
Low
High
21 Vi
10
—
Acaaia
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Low
38%
-
39 Vi
Paper common
Preferred
Acadia Atlantic Sugar common
7 Vi
I
Canadian Collieries Resources Ltd com 3
Canadian-Devonian
5c.
5c
Uranium Mines jutd——1
Calumet
28Ti Jan
Range
of Trices
11
Abitibi Power &
Preferred
,
Sales
for Week
Week's
Last
Sale Trice
Jan
33c"
Exchange
Expressed in Canadian Dollarr
Friday
STOCKS
Jan
59c
47 c
Shown Are
Feb
6c-
58cJ
1
•
Jan
46c;
10c
50c
"
1
Calgary ■& Edmonton Corp Ltd
High
95c
Feb
59c
—1
——I——
Prices
Low
1,500
102,400
-—-—*
Bonnyville Oil & Refining Corp———1
Bouzan Mines
95c
No.
281,700
69,500
8c
Toronto Stock
Range Since Jan. I
High
7 VaC
1
1.
Corp Ltd
8oc
88c
Bateuian Bay Mining Co___
1
Beatrice Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd——1
FEBRUARY fit
tor Week
Range
Sale Price
FOR WEEK ENDED
Sales
Week's
Nepheline
39
34c
49c
Feb
Feb
32
Jan
22
27% Feb
Feb
45% Feb
"
Mines
Dolsan
Dome
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
9c
-—
11 Vac 11 Vac
500
2.15
9c
9c
; 10c
29
283«
7c
7c
—
31 Vic
2.40
Jan
12c
Jan
*
Anglo American
Anglo Huronian
1,115
28
10,500
3,000
lOVic Jan
Class A-
29%
Feb
Anglo
Feb
9 Vic
Jan
1.10 Jan
Feb
73C,
75c
1,000
93c
Jan
Arcan
22 V a
200
22 Vi
Feb
Area
Feb
1,700
65c
4,100
51c^ Feb
80c
Jan
44c
1,000
35 ViC Jan
44c
Feb
preferred
Arjon Gold Mines
"•7c
7c
500
5Vic Jan
10c
Jan
Asamera Oil
730
17
Jan
Ash Temple
Vu
18 Vi
6.90
600
Jan
Atlantic
6.Vic
10c
542,050
4c;
Jan
10c
Feb
Atlas
19c
23c
27,000
17c
Feb
23c
Feb
Atlas
Yellowknife
32
3234
.
Israel .Continental
Oil Co Ltd
—
Feb
62c
Feb
Aumaclio
17c
17c
500
17c?
Feb
22c
Jan
New/Formaque 'Mines Ltd
Goldvue Mines Ltd
r
Feb
30
Jan
a4.50
12
!
495
46
86
1,382
9.210
21,900
69
13C
Feb
1.10
Jan
89
9034
315
1.22
7,600
6,600
■V
Feb
48
Feb
86
Feb
17 %c Feb
95
20
95
Jan
16%
16%
200
15
Jan
16 Vi
29 VI
4,116
25%
Jan
29% Feb
12c
10c
Jan
15c
19c
19c
22c
6c
6c
3,600
25,000
29,000
5c
Feb
15c
15c
16c
21,166
15c
Jan
13c
13C
14c
34,200
lie
Jan
2.90
2.80
2.92
21
19%
21
10,275
1,229
18%
7%
7
7%
800
3.00
950
7c
7 Vic
12,525
9.15
9.10
9.50
Mines—
Mines
class
A-
_
95
1.64
18c
4
2.09 Feb
Jan
95
23c
Feb
Jan
Feb
Jan
Feb
"
2.65
6
8c
Jan
16c
Feb
2.92 Feb
Jan
21
Feb
8
Feb
Jan
3.00 Feb
2.25 Feb
5c
Feb
20c
1
Feb
8c
Jan
Jan
Jan
23,100
60c
12c
.
25c
Jan
19c
Jan
7c2
421,700
8 Vic
2,000
1.41
-
75c
7
Jan
25c
Feb
Vaje
Jan
10c
Feb '
1.05
3,300
1,500
9,700
*7Vi.c
7Vic
7,500
6C
7 Vic
16,000
5c:
6Vic
11,600
-5c
75c
46,600
46C
8c
5c.
86cs
7lc
1.01
1.01'
"9c 12 Vic
3^5
100
2Qc
20c
Barvue
Mines
Beattie
Jan
Jan
Beatty
Jan
Beaver
1.01
12 Vic Feb
3.85 Feb
16c
13,500
13c
Feb
10
1.22
60,100
9.95
9.95c
1.11
1.11
20c
20c
40c
44c
47c
44c 49V2C
26 Vic
27c
10,000
6c
5Vic
6c
7Vic
8Vic
78c
..83c
8c
-
2.90
54c
56c
1.86
2.00
30c.
31c
4.40
Bldcop
Jan
Biltmore
Feb
23c
Jan
Feb
49c
Jan
64c
Jan
23 Vic
4c
2.95
Feb
1.80
27c
4,500
4.60
5c
4.15
800
-
25c 28Vic
-
.
12C
350
1,200
22c
235,100
2iC
'
.
9/ic,
21c
Jan
,14Vi Feb
6c
Jan
12c
Feb
3.65 Feb
4.50 Jan
8 Vic
Jan
15c
Bordulac
Bowater Corp 5%
Bowater Paper
50%
51%
22 %c
If
Feb
47% Jan
250
9,057
52
26%
310
33
24c
30
Feb
26c
Jan
Jan
19 Vic Jan
9
Feb
Feb
20c
Jaii
Feb
30
Jan
18%
Feb
18%
Feb
00c
Jan
6%
9
17c
10,375
2,500
17c
28%
29
135
28
18 Vi
18%
125
1.06
1.12
18,845
1,200
Jan
1.79 Feb
41%
Jan
44% Feb
90c
Jan
1.85
Feb
15c
Jan
18c
Jan
lc
Feb
1.79
16c
16c
17c
%c
%ci
%c
1.53
43,182
1
6% Feb
145,950
32,989
156,890
1
18c
15 Vic
19c
87c
87c
94c
3C
4c
13,203
15,100
15c 16 Vic
"
21c
lOVic Jan
14,500
13%
Feb
87c
Feb
1.10 Jan
3c
Feb
10c
12c
Jan
'
150
16c 16Vic
4,000
13%
16c
1.30 Jan
'Ac Feb
149,400
1
16c
19o
24c
Feb
6c
Jan
Jan
,13% Feb
12% Jan
Jan
1
15% Jan
Jkn
2.05
Jan
18c.
Jan
25c
Jan
18Vic Jan
25c
Jan
4%
preferred
6%
6%
7
5,408
12c
15%c
7.05 Jan
6%
preferred
5%%
2.25
Jai|
6%
Feb
6% Feb
22%
925
21% Jan
11%
12
931
11
25
Jan
12% Jan
2.90
3.10
40%
40
43
34,835
13,882
76%
76 VI
75
42
160
140
46%
47%
445
46
51
195
49%
17%
1.7%
18
17,994
15
15
15
850
15
15
965
38%
37%
38 Vi
7,825
45 Vi
*
43%
46 Vi
76% Feb
Feb
55c
42
Jan
86% Jan
9,100
40
60C
Feb
Jan
47 %
Feb
Jan
51% .Feb
18
I Feb
17% Jan
17% Feb
40
59c
810
10%
250
2.75
700
7c
7c
7%c
17,050
1
Brunswick Mining A Smelting——1
Buffadlson Gold
1
7%c
7%c
8c
17,550
6%e Jan
3.60
3.45
3.60
1,865
3.15 Feb
15c
171,300
24,015
800
Brunhurst
Brunsman
Mines
Mines
—
—
mil
25c
9,000
15C
Jan
27c
Feb
Feb
21C
23c
13,000
21c
Jan
25c
Jan
4c
3 Vic
4c
10,000
3C
Jan
4c
Feb
Burlington
05c
85c
3,600
84c
Feb
92c
Jan
Burns
9c
9,500
Jan
12c
Feb
Burrard Dry Dock, class A_
Building
Products
14%c/
13c
1.83
Buffalo Ankerite
Buffalo
Red Lake—
;
Bunker Hill Ext
—
«
1.75
2.05
7 Vic
7c
7%c
38
2,500
37
9c
17%
13%
37
628
9c
9%c
5>520
17%
17%
300
13
13%
7%
2,050
7%
250
10% Feb
A1/* Jan.
.
3.00 Feb
2.20 Jan
5o
11c
8c
22c
Jan
9c
39
Feb
Jan
7%. Feb
Jan
2.05 Feb
Jan
Jan
16o
6%e Jan
12%
Jan
3.70 Feb
1.30 Jan
16% Jan
Jan
9e
Jan
6%e Jan
37
Jan
14% Jan
13% Feb
14%
10
—
B
Jan
46% Feb
Jan
Feb
14
Class
Feb
90
12% Jan
14% Feb
14% Feb
,35% Jan
18,079
52c
52c
44% Feb
38
89
2.50
2.35
"
•103
40
51
46%
3.20 Jan
2.71 Jan
39% Jan
87%
42
#.55 Feb
Jan
14
6.Q0 Feb
2.30 Feb
Feb
6
2.60
1,500
9Vic Feb
8.55
10%
6:00-. 6.35
26c
7.70
*
*
1
Jan
31
-?' - Feb
15%e Feb
1
6c
Jap
Jan
Jan
6%
Teiephone.
"6c
2.59
Jan
6
8c
21%
Mines.
6,000
6.60 Jan
Jan
49
22
British Columbia Power
Reef
666
Jan
6%
15 %C
15
British Columbia Packers class A
British Columbia
Jan
8.05
British Columbia Forest Products—.*
Brouian
Jan
53c
.43%
176,300
1JL,890
9,275
1Q0
50
100
5°
50
—
preferred
preferred
preferred
4%%
7c
7C-
530
2.92
Bruck Mills class A
Jan
57,600
44 Vi
•
VMo
Brown Company
Jan
62c
44
Columbia Electric—
British
Feb
6cp
57c
44
8%c Feb
16c
7Vic Feb
*
American Oil—
British
Jan
30% Jan
58C
Britalta Petroleum
Feb
16a
4,000
*
•
Traction common
36c
9,900
24,000
8c
*
Bridge Tank common-,
92c
14/300
3%C
7%c
Feb
13
Jan
7c
7 Vie
50
Bralorne Mines
Brazilian
7 V2C
1
-1
1
Jan
8 Vic '
51
22 VIC
Ms
22c
8 Vic
Jan
1.85
Gold Mines
Boymar
Feb
24VaC"
Jan
7c
44%
pfd
68c
135
19 c
Jan
1.75
Mines Ltd
Bouzan
19 Vic
"
Jan
6c
1.25
...
9,400
3L
14c
7c
pfd
A
Mines
146,760
26c
Jan
25,550
4,500
16c 17Vic
42%
Bay
Uranium—,
Gold Mines—
354,400
8C: 9 Vac
Jan
26 c
1.66
Bonville
36c
"31-
Jan
77c
Jan
l
class
Hats
23c
21c
14c
Feb
1.79
Ltd
Mines
82c
2.30
Jan
17c
43%
Mines
30c
7cf
Ltd——
'
Jan
6c
9i Jan
.
10c
62c
—.—-1
—21
Mines—-.
68 c
70c
'
Feb
4.00
4,735
2.20
Jan
3.25 Feb
4,000
20c
32c
eioo
12% Jan
7,300
2.10
»
4.60 Feb
Jan
3,000
8,600
14Vi
Feb
Jan
12c
14-
34c
5c
2c
8c
Jaii
30c
400
15c
Feb
Jan
2:30 Jan
Feb
12,500
8C
Jan
3.30
63c
Jan
5c
14c
Jan
Feb
Feb
1.24 -Feb
'4c
14 Vi
3:25 "• 3.50
12c
,
22c
9,725
15,400
5c
-
6Vic Jan
Feb
14 Va
14c
25c
Feb
66c
506
Jan
Jan
7 Vic Feb
400
6,210
21,800
10,950
Jan
30c
5,500
12c
67c
17c
Warrants
Black
18(1'
40c
2,000
-
31c
4 Vic
4.60
28 Vic
Feb
1.41
16,000
2.95
56c
1.95'
10Vi
1.94 Feb
1.00
,—
Uranium
Jan
65,500
-
Bier oft
Jan
5.60 Feb
22c
3c
Bibis Yukon
Jan
Jan
67% Feb
1.40 Jan
28%
w
Jan
22c
Jan
5.15 Jan
20c
m—
Co common—..
Mines
Jan
Feb
62c
•
—
Uranium-
Rights
1.01
16,500
78c
1.32
Feb
9.25
9,460
24,000
---
20c
1.16 Feb
17c
2,000
44c
1.05
"Feb
8%
Quebec Mines
Telephone
Copper Corp
Bevcon
Jan
800
•
"
—I
Bdleterre
Feb
Feb
9,000
1,500
class A—
—
Class A
16c
10c
65%
Feb
10c
10%c
6 Vic
Belcher Mining Cprp.
Beii
25c
55 Vi
Jan
51% Feb
lie
16 %C
Bethlehem
45c.
19c
Feb
Feb
23,820
1.18
Feb
20c
13c
„
51,383
Feb
2.00 Jan
18%
Bros
Lodge
Beaver Lumber
Jan
1.05
17c
4.211
10,125
1.85
.————
Duqueine
16c
10c
14c
5.55
1.71
8c
Feb
24
62c
——
Bathurst Power & Paper
Class B
Feb
75c
78c
1.17
67%
5.45
25%
Feb
18%C Jan
5,000
4.233
67%
1.75
21c
—
BftSCO Oil & GaS
Metajs Mining—,
Baska Uranium Mihes_.
Bata Petroleums Ltd.
Jan
Jan
Feb
10c
Vic
9c
55 Vi
1.72
Jan
6Vic Feb
1.05
14c
9c
5.50
Base
9c
Jan
116,000
1,250
18
20c 21 ViC
51%
67%
Mines
9c
3 AO- Jan
-
2,825
5,340
9c
8c
1.03
Jan
6c
23,500
5.85
20c
1,285
1.80
"
1.01
1,000
24
1.75
20c
1.49
Jan
Jan
Feb
7Vic Jan
5g,
.
23%
55%
Consol Mines
Rights
Feb
22% Jan
22% Jan
23
24
of
Barnat
Feb
5,000
1,335
10%. Jan,
9.10 Feb
23
.—
24
6,460
1.75
Montreal,
Bank of Nova Scotia-^
Jaii
65c
Bankeuo Mines
Bank
Jan
20c
73c
:—
1.72
Jan
1.01
*
44.
39
Jan
Jan
27%
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A.
5 r'o
preferred
5 %%
preferred ——Banff Oils
•
'
21c!
page
14c
Jan
13c,
8c
6c
6 Vac
2.20
.
Jan
29
—__—
Bankfield
Jan
85c,
94d-
7 Vac
.
—
55c.
10c| Feb
1.03
-
1.00
14 Va
-
Feb
3,100
1.31
1.34-
—
'
Jari *
1.22 Feb
Jan
47c-
500
94
Feb
99c
Eeb#
5,000
4.15 •. 4.20
Virginia. Mining Corp.
Weedoxv Pyrite '& Copper Corp Ltd,.
Wendeil Mlneral Products Ltd
"VVe.stbume Oil Co Ltd-
I
20c
17c
21c
3.30
—
89
1
Ltdr-
Ltd/—,
49c
10c
I2'c
—
Fe)b
32
,
1.26 Feb
Jan
15C
8 Vic
22 Vac
«
-
;
9ViC Feb
4,000
4,000
15,500
61c
,—
Ltd—
Jan
' Jail
12 c
Vic Feb
12c*
Steep Rock Iron Mines. Ltd-—,
Sullivan-Cons -Mines Ltd—.
—.
8
17c
61c
Rocky.- petroleums Ltd-.,
—
-Lawrence River Mines Ltd.
SherritfcGordori Mines .Ltd—1—a
Valor tfthium "Mines Ltd
500
18c
10c
■Red -Crest Gold Mines-
Ltd—L
7c
10c
m.
1.22 Jan
95
Electric common
Class B
3.60 Feb
Jan
17c
—
Auto Fabric Prods
Avillabona
U05 ' 1.10
5c
United Asbestos Com Ltd
4Vic Feb
1,000
Auto
a__
<
1.26
47c "
17c
Gas Producers Ltd—,,—t
*
Quebec-.Chibougamau Goldfieids, Ltd—1
Quebec;Cobalt & Exploration Ltd
1
Quebec .Copper Corp Co Ltd—
1
Quebec Lithium Corp_,
—1
Quebeo ©i* Development Ltd
,,—-1
Quebec Smeltimr Refining Ltd—.
1
Quemonfr Mining Corp Ltd
*
„
_
1.25
•
Provo
Titan- Petroleum Corp_.
a
Jan
1.15
90
—
Ltd
Standard, Gold: Mines -Ltd—
V
9VaC lOVic
1.19'
jpittr Gold- Mining Co Lid—
r.—. 1
porcupine- Prime -Mines. Ltd—
—I
Portagejsland (Chib) Mines Ltd—-—1
Mines
5c
10c
i
26
-I6c
17c
.
see
47%
82
Jan
1.50 Jan
99c
2.06
Mines—.—
River
Gold
Aunor
' Feb
10c
385
'
1.26
_L
Ltd,
J041
84c
3,000
5c
20 V h
VI Jan
Feb
Feb
6 c;
8c
IOVaC
Partridge Canadian Exploration Ltd—1
Papdash- Lake Uranium Mines Ltd—1
Pennbeo Mining Corp_
5
PerrotvGold Mines Ltd
1
For footnotes
39
47
Jan
"
1
I
Rare
19
62c,
29%
16c
pkalta -Oils Ltd
—00c
Opemisca Explorers Ltd.1
Gpemiska.Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd I
Mines
500
33%
Jan
3.000
72c
„,7c
5c
——-
Metals Ltd
Obalskt' f1945) Ltd-——
Westvflle
19%
72c
30%
3,045
29 Vt
7c
—
Ltd
.
19Vi
---———1
New -Hosco Mines Limited—
1
New Jick Lake Uranium Mines Ltd*
1
New Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd—:—-20c
New Santiago Mines Ltd—
8(hr
New Spring Coulee Oil & Minerals Ltd-*
New Vinray Mines Ltd..
1-1
New West. Amulet Mines Ltd—I
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd—_———
-1
Nocana- Mines
Ltd--,————
1
Nbrmeta>< Alining Corp Ltd—
•*
Norsyncomaque Mining Ltd-:
1
North American Asbestos Corp—„——1
Vanguard* Explorations
37%
T
15c
Aumaquo Gold Mines
New
Mines
1.15
Jan
7c
Feb
23c
Jan
11 %C
Aubclle Mines
Jan
Ltd
?akin- Mines Ltd
ib Exploration
3.60
1.06
4C
17C
7c
26c
42c*
r—Li./———1
Tache Lake Mines
2.80
35,400
4,900
86,350
16,100
8,366
1.80
ZIZHZi
Atlln-Ruffuer
15c!' Jan
32,100
72c
Ltd
——
Mclntyre-PorcuDine Mines Ltd
1
Merritt lsland Mining Ltd——
—
Mid-Uhipaugamau Mines Ltd
_
Mogador Mines Ltd
——--------•
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
Monpre Miuing-'Co Ltd—
l__
Moutgary Explorations Ltd—
Bouth Dufault
5c
20c
20
Mines
Jan
11,000
61c
;
a4.50
Orchan Uranium Mines
4%c
Mines
20c 23 Vic
Marpic -Exploration
North-American
Jan
45
1.80
•
17c
Lingside Copper. Mining Co Ltd——
Lithium Corp of Canada Ltd
——
Louvicourt Goldfleld Corp———,—Maritimes Mining Corp Ltd-—-—
Nealon Mines Ltd
Feb
52c
Jan
100
—
pfd
53c
32
,
Lake Shore Mines
33c
Jan
36
2.75
class A
Acceptance
58c
20c
Kerr-AgMfcon Gold Mines Ltd—
Kirlcland Minerals Corp Ltd—-.,—
Kontiki Lead & Zinc Mines Ltd
Labrador Mtn & Explor Co Ltd——
Ventures
7.25
Jan
34c
540
•
Mines
Uranium
Unitedt Oils
Feb
26c
30,120
45
16%c
Steels
t
6.50 Feb
—
HoUinger Consol Gold Mines- Ltd
International Ceramic Mining Ltd-,
Trebor
18%
17
6:50
10c
17
Ltd
7,700
45c
40S
6.50
Mines
Haitian Copper Corn Ltd
of the Lakes Iron
'
$2.40
'
Ltd
33c
34c
47
Corporation
Mines
44c
Age Mines Ltd—
Feb
38%
Resources
3.90
Feb
Jan
10% Feb
43'/a
Nickel
51c
Head
Tso
3.95
Cons
3.85
3.85
23c
19
Jan
5c
Argus Corp common
$2 Vi preferred
<" Feb
12%
85%
10c
70c! «*an
425
9%c Jan
Jan
3.55
6Vic Feb
20
19
Jan
9.00 Jan
18c
Jan
Jan
Arcadia
12%
6c
100
32 %c
-
4Cj
5ci
Apex
9.85
19c
33,390
2,850
19,550
1.18 Feb
45
Mines
4,500
.
20c
8%C ^%c
Jan
40c
Rouyn
Anthes Imperial
0,100
51c
Gui-Por Uraniuin Mines & Metals
19
—
Ansil Mines
Feb
-
5c
—r*—-—;
Warrants
-—
8 Vac
Goldfieids Uranium Mines Ltd
Gunnar
Explor
19C
67c
1.08
Feb
6c'
72c-
General Petroleums of Canada Ltd—
Golden
20c
1.10
1.02
9.85
Petroleums
Anchor
8%c
l
Analogue Controls
Jan
20o
Anacon Lead Mines
Feb
Feb
1.05
lc
Jan
22 Va"
22V"i
—
—r—
ViC Feb
8
8c
7c
8c
—-—r—-—--
Ltd.
11 Vic
29^8
4 Vac
Fundy Bay Copper Mines Ltd——
Futurity .Oils Ltd
19
Jan
Jan
2.05
8,500
72c ;,T 78c
(1945.) Ltd———
Fontana Mines
17%
21c:
100
Feb
'
Empire Oil & Minerals Inc
».
Palconbridge-Nickel Mines Ltd
Pano Mining & Exploration Inc
Geco Mines
4,000
.
Sol Gold Mines Ltd__—
Fatima Mining Co Ltd—.
675
31c 31 VaC
-2J5
31%c
:
10c
Jan
6c
29,000
17:!i, 18'8
:
—
Duvan, Copper Co Ltd—.—
East Sullivan Mines Ltd
El
10c
.
Jan
19
Jan
13% Feb
8
Jan
■*
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1058)
.
.
Monday, March 2, 195&
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR
Par
Cable
Low
High
Low
J
20c
19c
23c
6,Old
_————-—1
Petroleum
25o
24c
24c
27c
13.727
24c
Feb
77c
Mines
Cadamet
Caiaitu
—
—
—•
—•
100
Edmonton
Calgary
&
Calgary
Power common
95c
91c
1.00
30,961
32 %
32
34
7,140
38
87
89
465
100
17Vic Jan
28% Jan
78 % Jan
100
10
Campbell Chibotigatuau
1
8.70
3.70
9.30
8,060
6.95
1
11%
11%
11%
700
10%
Jan
*
_•
—-20
*
10
5%
5%
5%
550
4.80
35 'A
34%
35 %
preferred
.
Canada
Bread
Canada
Cement common
common...—
,
Preferred
Canada Crushed Cut Stone.—
Foundries common
Iron
Canada
preferred —...—.——-100
414%
36c
Jan
Consolidated Wesi Petroleum.
Consumers Gas, Co common..
1.27 Feb
89
Feb
Jan
35 %
Feb
Class
27
Jan
28 %
Jan
Cosmos
16Vi
Feb
Coulee
37
35%
37
1,000
34%
Feb
37%
Jan
Cournor
99
98 %
99
360
97
Jan
100%
Feb
Cowichan Copper
217
300
205
Jan
217
Feb
Craig Bit■
Craigmoiit Mines
Jan
Cree Oil of Canada
3,400
150
49%
50
730
49
Feb
Mtge——..
10
63
63
64 %
400
58
Jan
65
Feb
Crown
Ltd preferred--,
100
89
89
89
5
89
Feb
90
Jan
53c
Astoria
•
.
1
Minerals
90c
53 c
68c
20
Bank of Commerce
Breweries
*
Preferred
Canadian
Class
A
Class
B
warrants.—.
warrants
Canadian
Canners
Canadian
C'elanese
$1
preferred
$1% preferred
—
15% Feb
Davis
10 Vic
12c
60,500
8%
100
4,383
34,515
57%
56%
8%
57%
4.90
5.10
5.00
5.60
3,475
38 %
38%
8,989
Feb
7c
Jan
Jan
4.40
Deldona
Devon
Distillers
Jan
Dome
14
18%
17%
1,565
18 Vi
Jan
6.50
4.00 Jan
Feb
Jan
5.00
15
17% Feb
18
Feb
29
Jan
30
33
675
Jan
33
10 %
15,650
8%
Jan
18,800
1.25
Feb
7%
6%
7%
12,070
78c
78c
78c
450
•
3.40
3.10
3.55
14,910
2.95 Jan
4.10 Jan
17,450
5.25
Feb
6.05
Jan
2,055
25%
Jan
32 Vi
Feb
Devonian
Petroleum—
_•
5.30
5.15
5.75 ?
Canadian
•
31
30%
32
Canadian
Dredge ft Dock——
Dyno Mines
Canadian
Export Gas & Oil.;
Products
Gen
1
51c
50c
55c
6,025
16%'
2.85
2.70
2.85
32,360
*
31
27%
31%
preferred—100
Fairbanks
Food
Canadian
49
Securities
Canadian
High
Morse
com—
class
Husky
20c
...
Oils
Oil
Canadian
Industries
Malartlc Gold
North Inca
Oil
Jan
50e
Feb
450
25
Feb
32
Feb
100
49
Feb
52'A
18
Jan
S
44c
7,775
43c
Feb
1.75
2.640
1.65
Feb
1.85
Jan
50
12'/2
Feb
18
6,862
.15%
Jan
20 %
Feb
71c
74,383
65c
Fell
84e
Jan
24c
27c
39,172
21c
Jan
70c
75c
68,998
29
1,708
590
28
7,225
43
95
30
I*
40
s
Oil
I
Ltd
29%
__
Pdt
Central
Chlboug
...
Jaculet
Gold
Chromium
Mln
cody
Coin
I
Consolidated
Mic
7.80
1.50
17 %c
11 Vic
13c
Vic Fell
14c
Jan
Lid
Zl
28c
25 Vic
32c
272,900
17C ** Jan
32c
Feb
Duvex Oils & Minerals
1
14c
13c 15 ViC
30,400
13c
Jan
16c
Jan
-1
lOVaC
lOVic Feb
16c
Jan
Duvaii
East
Copper
Co
Sullivan
Jan
82c
Jan
Jan
29%
Feb
10 V
a
Jan
11%
Feb
Jan
30 Vi
Feb
12 %
Feb
14 Vi
Jan
Jan
45
Consolidated
Nicholson
El
Soi
9c
10c
13,200
7 ViC
Jan
15
15
12
Jan
*
L.■: -'■■■■
38 Vi
38%
85
37%
Jan
38%
Feb
28%
28%
305
27'A
Jan
28%
Feb
61
60
61%
"540
53
Jau
61%
Feb
62 Vi
61
61
02 Vi
53%
Jan
I
1.12
1.07
1.15
35.838
80c
Jan
—1
45C
40c
45C
56,300
28c
Jan
11c
12c
31;10G
10c
Jan
29c
32c
7,000
20c
Jan
45c
Jan
14c
11c
14c
191,700
9c
Jan
15 ViC
Jan
Feb
.
common
Mining Ltd
1
1
—
1
29%
9,976
27'A
23
2,470
22
17 %
17%
675
25
29%
760
23
Jan
29%
Feb
Faraday
1
96c
96c
1.09
10,240
17 Vic
20c
2,470
25c
6.30
6.20
6.80
5,040
%c
15c 19 Vic
35,660
13c
Jau
75c
69c
74,200
69c
33c
4,400
13c
13,500
80c
1,800
11
12
11,120
47%
25
7.75
8.25
20,433
1.35
1.52
22,495
15c 17 %c
55,700
1.70
24
3,100
200
Jan
Nickel
Uranium
-
Mines
Fargo
Jan
Oils Ltd.
Farwest Tungsten
Feb
Fatima
Mining
Federal
Grain
20% Jan
2.20
50
26c
Jan
Jan
3.00
53
Jan
Feb
2.00
1.07
Feb
Jan
Ford
15c
Jan
Foundation
94c
Jan
Francoeur
Jail
12
Fell
Fraser
Jan
47 Vi
Feb
French
Petroleum
P'eb
9.20
Jaii
Frnblsher
34'A
7.75
1.05
15c
1.62
Jan
Feb
1.55
19% Jan
1.90
24
Feb
Gatineau
20c
22c
9,600
64c
1.23
Jan
74c
80c
41,000
2.55
110
62c
2.55
Power
Feb
General
Feb
General
Products
4.10
Jan
General
Steel
Gen ex
13'A
14
I,335
12%
Jan
14'A
Jan
Geo
16 Vic
16c
18c
9,100
15c
Jan
Scientific
21c
Jan
Giant Mascot Mine
16c
23,100
15c
Jan
19c
Feb
Giant
216,225
38c
Jan
59c
Feb
Glacier
29c
550
14,250
6 Vic
Jan
8c
2.25
Feb
4.00
Jan
Gold
11%
Feb
Golden
63c
Jan
Goldfields
Goodyear Tire Canada
Manitou
27c
Jan
32c
Jan
Jan
27c
Feb
4%
8c
9c
4,100 1
6Vic Jan
10c
Feb
Gordon
Mines
90,800
11c
Feb
13c
<0
11c
Jan
17c
Jan
Grandroy
58,037
13c
Jan
16c
Feb
Granduc
13'%
14
12%
Jau
14 Vi
Jan
Great
Lakes
6%
80
80
*
30
7%
425
:: 75
Jan
6'A
Feb
35
Jan
80
Jan
7% Feb
Jan
39 Vi
40%
100
101
90
100
22%
22%
23
8,794
17
8
650
7
43%
39
44
6.855
27
Feb
44
62
62%
133
57%
Feb
63% Jan
44'A
Fell
49 %
Jan
Jan
8
655
37%
Jan
Jan
Feb
40%
102
Jan
23
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
8%
Feb
45%
45 %
47 Vi
'657
1
3.95
3.85
3.95
1,195
3.85
Feb
4.25
3.95
3.80
4.00
3,300
3.40
Jan
4.00
31
31
14%
14%
15
100
Feb
31
Feb
33
1,840
12%
Feb
15
Feb
5c
Feb
•'19c
Feb
16c
16c
17c
7,200
1.20
1.20
1.33
4.800
1.05
Jan
9c
Jan
11 Vac
-i
6.85
6.85
7.25
5,334
46c
57c
156,700
30c
lOVic 11 Vic
3,000
6.85
,
1.33
Jan
12c
7.45
Jan
Jan
Feb
Feb
Jan
59c
Feb
Great
Lakes
Power
15Vic Feb
3.00
3.30
22,759
12,660
3.95
Jan
3.80
3.90
12,960
Jan
3.90
Jan
33c
38c
II,799
27c
Jan
47c
Jan
45c
5,340
38c
Jan
45c
Jail
48c
Feb
63c
Jan
3.00 Feb
3.65
common.
7Vic Jan
10Vic Jan
'
Jan
12c
Jan
18c
Jan
22c
Feb
27c
125,400
21c
Feb
40c
Jan
22c 29Vic
9,500
22c
Jan
32c
Jair
34c 46 Vic
345.G00
32c
Jan
46 ViC
Feb
191%
191 »,i 191 Vi
100
Jan
194%
Feb
45%
45%
50
45 Vi
Feb
7Vb
7 'A
350
6%
Feb
7% Feb
9
9
100
8
Jan
9
9.00
9.00
•
45%
■
-_5
Mines
—
100
185
8.50
Feb
Feb
28c
30c
19,778
1.95
1.72
1.95
81,000
1.54
Jan
1.95
Feb
40 Vi
41%
1,905
35Vi
Jau
41%
Feb
Jan
30'A
29
preferred
27 Vi
29
2,865
23%
8.50
9.00
255
8.75
Feb
5%
5%
6
2,055
5%
Jan
common
Gas
common
33c
Jan
9.00
Northern
9.00
Jan
Feb
41'A
-1
20c
48
28C
Mines
Warrants
$2.50
10c
12,500
42c
9
Granby Consolidated
Great
12,766
22c
21c
Class B
Feb
10c 11%C
18 Vic
29 Vic
Paper
9%
50
39
Feb
Feb
9.00 Feb
6%
Feb
Jan
39
39
25
39
Feb
2.80
3.05
950
2.80
Feb
3.25
Jan
37%
37%
37%
50
37%
Feb
41 %
Feb
2.80
;
2.80
3.25
1,300
2.80
Feb
3.30
Jan
Feb
39
Warrants
$2.80
Class
B
—~50
preferred
9,000
19c
Jan
96c
1.05
822,973
61c
Jan
1.05
Feb
4.15
4.25
2,612
3.50 Jan
4.50
Jan
Great
Plains
Great
West
40c
29c
Feb
45c
13,000
40c
Feb
57c
Jan
66c
70c
14.728
57c
Jan
75c
Feb
4.80
5.00
20%
20
21%
12,775
2.33
2.30
2.50
79,484
20c
20c
21c
10,945
3.80
20
1.50
Jan
5.25
Feb
22%
Feb
Jan
2.50
Feb
Feb
1,500
18c
Jan
24c
Jan
63c
78c
34,130
63c
Jan
88c
Jail
32c
63,437
25c
Jan
34c
Feb
6ViC
6Vic
1,350
6c
Jan
28c
30c
4,925
26c
28C
5c
13c
15 Vic
6Vic
5.166
17c
18c
5,066
41c
17c
2.50
1
6%
class A
Mackay
16c
Jan
29c
1
2.10 Jan
Iso
14c
8%
70c
1
9.00
Jan
Jan,
—1
preferred
395
32c
—1
Feb
1.80
31%
lOVic Jan
—1
Uranium
9%
—1
Mine"
Mines~
Feb
15 Vi
7.75
-l
12c 15 Vic
I
Poplar
Consolidated Regcourt Mines Ltd
Consolidated Sannorm Mines
Mines
Mines
Jan
.1
Quebec Gold
Feb
125
3,000
Eagle Gold
Uranium
10% Jan
70c
Pershcourt
350
,_i
Gold
8%
40c
Consolidated
34%
Jan
13,12C
-
50c
4.90
Consolidated
Jan
8.50
21c
Goldale
4.15
—1
Jan
8e
Jan
22c
26c
14 Vi
7,500
2.03
11'Ac
Feb
37c
2,200
4,541
2,804
9 Vic
1.94
—l
14
3,750
2,500
108'4
15%
9c
8.25
III
Glenn
Jaii
Jau
29c
9c
1,345
15
1.95
Mines
Jan
11%
32c
27c
51c
113 116%
r
Mining
28c
48c
15%
50c
Yellowknife
25c
b.
Feb
Prospecting
59c
61c
5 4'A
-i
7 Vic
11%
Jan
8.25
common
Mines Ltd
50c
58c
50
*
6Vic
11%
635
Mfg class A
Wares
7c
24c
Oils
com.
A
16c
60c
54 %
1
54c
•
53
1
55'A
Jan
2.50
Feb
53%
Feb
34%
-Hi
Petroleum Canada
Feb
Class
22
I,100
Jan
99c
-1%
Jan
Feb
Jan
3.00
28
Jan
40
Motors
2.85
20 %
2.25
51
Feb
65c
•
Feb
27
4,400
Jan
27 Vi
34%
1
Bakeries
100
II,500
44
25
*
;
Development
12,440
11,230
25
27,863
•
General Dynamics
21
14
Jan
1.12
50
.100
General
3.90
35C
Feb
19Vic Feb
91c
common
General
55'A
12%
8.25
9%C
Ltd
Feb
21
32 Vic
Feb
Jan
35c
Jail
10
preferred
common
Jan
3.75
15c
Feb
27%
100
Mines
55%
3.30
17 Vic
1.12
•
Jan
89c
Jan
Jan
20c
preferred
,3.90
50
•
75c
1.65
Jan
18%
69c
116%
A
Ltd
22c
Jan
Jan
class
Fruehauf Trailer Co
5%
16Vic Jan
29 Vi
24
Feb
Jan
Geco
2.55
-1»
Co
Mines
Ltd
Feb
Feb-
9Gc
6.10
Jan
50
Debentures
Feb
23 Vic Jan
Jan
Feb
76c
14c
27%
_
Companies
9.40
Canada
ol
80c
%
17%
Jan
Jan
80c
A
(U 61
Jan
55c
17
20
Feb
Feb
10,810
class
Manufacturing
10c
-8c
33,482
1
1
78c
39c
72c,
Cop
Preferred
Fell
1.40
Feb
1.35
50c
Feb
20
Jan
Peak
80
22 Vi
12c
Feb
Feb
15
28 %
"_20
28'A
6c
Consolidated
100
Jan
lOVic Jan
"
'
23
9c
2.40
17%
19c
49 c
44.
1.58
Jan
29'A
44c
page
Jan
2.00
•
Feb
38c
Mines
see
1.35
3,450
IlO
Trust
Eureka Corp
Explorers Alliance
36,600
ConBol Northland Mines
footnotes
11,400
1
24
13%
Consolidated Red
36,700
1.52
2.20
Falconlirldge
125
Feb
*
Mines
12c
Mines
13c
1.46
Famous Players Canadian
Fanny Farmer Candy
7c
.2
Negus
10 Vic
2.05
•
15c
Consolidated Mosher
Consolidated
11
1.48
Common
Elder
81,550
.1
....
2.05
common
A_
14c
Explor.
/
617
Feb
9 Vic
Investment
Eldrlch Mines
8c
,
"
—1
„1
Eddy Match Co
Eddy Paper class
39c
_
Morrison
;
-
-1
_
Mines
Metals
Economic
33c
Mining ft Smelting—
Consolidated Mogul
—1
Consolidated
.
Mines
East A111 phi Gold
East Malartlc Mines
6%c
Consolidated
For
Feb
13c
7c
Ltd
Feb
Feb
1.65
8c
Ltd—
34
Jan
1
Donalda
34c
Mines
Jan
32
Feb
20%
Jan
12
Jan
47%
12
Feb
10% Feb
27
80c
13c
Feb
47
Feb
Feb
65c
27%
3.90
Oils
80
26'%
101%
11%
common
8%
Gold
34
Jan
160
26c
Mines
400
34
1
11%
Jan
Jan
Jan
98c
Mac
11
13%
41%
101
9%
Ford Motor Co
Mines
80
Feb
80c
Arrow
Marbenor
Marcus
Consolidated
—
3.854
7,405
16,800
Jan
Gold
Consolidated
com
11%
1,030
46%
Jan
74c
Lake
Howey
•
26 V4
46
101'/a 101%
Feb
11%
Feb
Consolidated Halliwell
Consolidated
Jan
3.00
Golden
46%
23
26c
Consolidated East Crest
Consolidated
•
common.
Feb
Jan
37%
11%
"/ 74c
Oil
Fenimore
Jan
11%
35,560
Discovery
Gillies
24%
Feb
Fleet
Warrants
Consolidated
3,565
9
20 Vi
Feb
Flln
Consolidated
37-%
Jan
Jan
Mines
Consolidated
35%
19 Vi
26c
Gamma
Consolidated Dragon
Jan
24 V»
35 %
20%
77c
Oil
Demson
13Vi
Jan
Jan
»
20
Jan
'
Mines
Calliman
Feb
5%
126
67c
_
Beta
11
21%
1,019
•
Textile
Jan
III1
_
Consolidated
1,525
2.445
7%
Dominion
1.45
•
Mines
consolidated
12
24 %
7%
265
1.25
~
Consolidated
11
23 Vi
7%
Jan
35c
13%
Consolidated Bakeries
Consolidated
Bellekeno
11%
16%
16 %c
—•
Allenbee
2/50
Jap
—I
Mines
Consolidated
Jan
Coal common
&
—1
Metals
Key
19
14
200
Enterprises
Con
Feb
25
—1
Commonwealth
Coniaurum
17%
57,200
13 'A
Mines
Conduits
3,061
16%
36,500
—1
Mines
Coniagas
18 Vi
15%.
21
Petroleum
National
17%
15%
130,932
♦
Coldstream
Combined
17%
Jan
22%
71c
Equipment....
Combined
Jan
92Vi
22c
1
Conner
Yellowknifo
Feb
34%
Jan
1.70
...1
~
Lake Gold
1.62
Jan
400
68c
Smelting
Reco
Colomac
Jan
22%
Jail
64c
common..
Farm
1.28
6,985
8,800
1.28
Wfllans
Cocksliutt
108,600
34%
27
1
Minos
Dnnlop
1.49
34
19%
1.70
•
74c
Jan
83%
18 Vic
125
ochenour
40c
Jan
8c
7fi#
Chrfsler
Cochrane
12%
Feb
Jan
1,550
General
ft
62c
17c
1,517
20 c
y
,
MincR_.
Mining
4,500
23Vic
21%
j
Chlbougamau Mining ft Smelting
Chi mo
70e
Jan
Jan
90%
1
Mines
Cop
68c
16c
12c
21
68c
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.
Mines
Kay rand
6,932
89
300
•
nbestervilie
18.000
14c
34c
21%
15,179
1
;
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Chateau Gal Wines.
23c
13 Vic
Feb
Jan
Feb
89%
53
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Porcupine
Gold
20 ViC
23c
26c
•
2.84
com—10
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Central
6,750
4.35
•
52
•
Del
28c
Stores
2.65
%
Ltd
Canadian Investments
26c
Jan
160
20%
1
Central
50c
4.00
7c
74c
Central
Chib
Steel
53
~
Coro
48c
Jan
Dominion Tar & Chemical common
•
Preferred —i—
—23.50
1
Cariboo Gold Quarts
Lheskirit
Dominion
2.65
Met Explorations
Mines
Jan
33c
522
100
Dominion Magnesium
Dominion Scottisli Invest
Zl
Asbestos
30c
52,800
153
—_~Gc
Warrants
Feb
26,300
48c
1.40
,
j
Williston
Jan
I" %
Foundry ft Steel
Preferred
•
Mines
18c
38c
Warrants
Westinghouse
Jan
23%
7%c
20
Western
7%
65C
4,440
J—.
Feb
12%
11
Jan
13c
Feb
Jan
17%
13 %
Exploration
Charter
Dominion
Feb
30%
~1
common
preferred
"asslar
19%
62c
34c
i.
Easy Washing Machine
13
Feb
17c
4.25
Indus
Eastern
10%
Jan
30
Jan
24
Jan
29%
11c
Jan
11c
1.45
common
8.50
30%
Jan
26
34%
™~~
Petroleum
Feb
10
9%c
a
Oils
6.60
28%
Jan
45c
Seagiains
I,020
29
Feb
Feb
1.85
34c
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Mines
7%
74c
13c 15 ViC
2.25
Feb
Jan
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—
7.05
26 Vac
585
15,050
.'29,485
,
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1.70
23c
4.20
1
-
6.60
12'%
2,000
28'A
13c 14 Vic
Jan
46c
"~~f
Mines
Jan
7%
14c
26'A
Jan
4.10
4.20
Jan
2ft
Corp
15c
2.65
Jan
1.82
Feb
Jan
*
Mining
14%
•
B
Captain
Jan
1.180
Canadian Western Natural Gas—
Can
2.90
Jan
19
2,231
10 Vic lOVic
27%
Mines
Feb
71c
Tire Corp
1
—10
3
12 %
Wallpaper Mfrs class A—J>.
Erin
75c
12%
Canadian
Canadian
325
v
1.10
~j
Dominion
50
*
preferred
Thorium
oandore
Jan
17%
Canadian
Can
Feb
49
•
;
Canadian Salt
Canadian
500
32c
6,943
1
;
common
Pacific Railway
Canadian
8,520
1.80
32c
13%
•
1953 warrants
5 % %
7%
80c
2.31 Jan
10%
Cos
Canadian PebroCina
Class
2.19
1.70
6%
♦
common
Canadian Northwest Mines—
Canadian
2.00
common
6.70
Canadian
Canadian
warrants
12 %
*
Canadian Ice Machine class A—.1
Canadian
3.00
12%
1
;
Hydrocarbon
Canadian
43c
10«
Warrants
""anodlan
4.55 Jan
64c
18%
♦
A
Crest
Homestead
Canadian
Jan
8
Canadian
Canadian
1.57
1
Canadian
2.55
1,125
_50c
1
Warrants
10% Feb
1.35
Canadian
500
4.00
Electrohome
Jan
9%
Wright
2.60
3.75
Dominion
19%
1.25
Curtis
2.60
Dairies
1.33
Canadian
Jan
Bridge
10%
common
Jan
12c
Dominion
♦
——:—.
13,300
58c
Dome
•
Collieries
52c
*
Feb
Dominion
Chemical ft; Cellulose
Preferred
Jan
Jan
Jan
Chieftain
Canadian
Jan
11%
Jan
Jail
Canadian
-
Feb
18
195
1.00
Jan
Canadian
Pete
Feb
13Vi
665
13%
47c
J
Mines
Feb
1,665
Feb
20%
20%
19
8 Vic
——
Gold
Delnite
15
6,330
150
Feb
38%
5.00
18
5.10
Jan
12% Jan
14'%
17:%
57% Feb
Jau
35
14
21 %
1.790
l,00O
■
Decoursey Brewis
Deer Horn
Jan
4.60
18%
Jan
8% Feb
39'A
18 %
Jan
21
Feb
2,100
Leather
Jau
4.75
Jan
9c
Dacring Explorers
35%
14
4.85
13c
8% Feb
54
Feb
2.28
1.06
Daragon Mines
14
lOVic
16c
Jan
1.98
Jan
Jan
-44o
Jaii
20%
.1
650
3.60
42%
Jan
12c
9,904
36,865
9c
Mines
14%
Feb
Jan
29VaC
16c
2.21
Feb
48c
——
14
3.05
8
1.02
Minerals
14
5.00
—25
——25
Cusco
Feb
4.95
50c
—
Pershing
12% Jail
490
—
—
Jan
Jan
Feb
12c
—1
Feb
38
1.04
Trust
11% Jan
1,665
•
33,500
3.90
Feb
Feb
5.65
Jan
2.10
—
40
13%
common
Jan
1
Timber
480
'
38%
♦
44c
40c
34
2.20
1
Warrants
405
1,100
„
13
A
85c
Crestbrook
Croinor
3.15
13
.
class
Feb
54
Feb
Jan
12%
38 %
————
53c
1.05
57
41 %
•
com
Feb
2.35
Jan
41
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—
Aluminium
British
75c
51
3.05
37%
37%
common—
76%
Jan
11%
*
.
1.80
41
5.05
Canadian Bakeries
2,900
69% Jan
11%
1
B
6%
——
Zinc
Mining
Crowpat
Wire class
300
.■//-;.%
Feb
Jan
Imperial
1.00
Canada
3,090
8
B
Lead
53'%
Petroleum
4.85
8
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217
12 %
49
,*
Steamship preferred——12.50
4.50
5,888
f
13%
32
83
743
51%
Canada Southern
38
Jan
19%
5,998
26
16%
53',4
-
36 %
High
84c
Jail
4.15
20%
26
•
—•
warrants
36%
72c
14c
15%
750
Oils
5,595
44c
1
Distillery class A
5,600
Canada
Canadian
Corby
2.10
Canada Steamship Lines common.
Canadian
5% Feb
76'%
A
12.263
8
IlLir
Exploration
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Clilhong
1.85
Soullicrn
Canadian
Feb
75%
.
Canada Safeway
Canada
Jan
Feb
1.85
Permanent
Canada
9.30
12
Low
80c
5.65
1
Copp Clark Publishing.
Coppereorp Ltd
100
High
75c
5.35
4.60
Jan
Con west
75%
class
B
Low
78c
5.65
Basin
26
95c
Class
Sudbury
35
•
common
Lauds
Packers
Canada
Par
*
Malting
Oil
Jan
27
Consolidated
1512
——10
Associates..
Life
Canada
Canada
Canada
100
FEBRUARY
Feb
Jan
5%
ENDED
26 Vic
Jan
Campbell Red Lake——
WEEK
High
Jun
Oils
Mines
41c
5 JO
12c 13 Vic
25,500
15c
16c
16,900
7Vic
8c
II,250
5c
Feb
15%c Feb
41c
Feb
18'A
890
6%
200
5 V
5%
100
5Vi
51
50'A
51
195
9%
9%
9%
1,740
9%
9%
9%
915
A
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——
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Greyhawk Uranium
Greyhound Lines
14c
Gulch
7c
Jan
Gulf
Feb
Gunnar
Feb
Lead
72,100
13
3,345
26
26 'A
1.05
Mines
45c
17C
12%
95c
1.05
12c
10c
13c
.10
Rights
18c
13c
12%
Guaranty Trust
Feb
Jan
III
,
Mines
a
44
9%
21'A
Jan
Jan
6%
Jan
Jail
5% Jan
Feb
Feb
Jan
13c
Feb
20c
Jan
12
Jan
13
Jan
26
Feb
9c
Jan
27
Jan
95c
30,200
907
•
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9 Vic
6,000
Jan
13c
16 Vi
18'A
34.441
16%
Feb
19
6.50
6.90
10,576
6.00
Feb
7.65
Jan
18Vi
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Feb
1.20 Feb
13c
6.50
-1
.
Jan
10'A Jan
10
9'A Jan
4,461
,
54
16%
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Mines
Warrants
16
17
6 Vi
5%
17%
class
Great West Saddlery
Greater Winnipeg Gas
8c
„
DeveloD
Coal
Class B
35c
Feb
warrants
Jan
Feb
Jan
Feb
■
9c-
Jan
13Vic Jan
7c
Jan
13Vic
Feb
Gurney Products preferred
.30
18%
19c
Jan
Gwillim
-1
8
8c
Jan
9vnmim
Lake
Gold
Lime ft
Alab
18%
18 Vi
100
15
Vic
8c
9%c
17,000
8c
Feb
45
42%
46 Vi
28,334
38 Vi
Jan
Feb
9c
Feb
46Vi
Feb
Volume 189
Number
5825
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1059)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Par
Hahn Brass
Hallrtor
common
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Hard
17
125
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85
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110
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23c
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preferred
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■
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61
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1.78
1.78
1.80
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53
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57%
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1,500
1.78
49
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21%
'
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2.00
53
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12% Jail
Jan
20%
Feb
Feb
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Jan
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:
14%
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36%
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j
2.28
2.28
2.45
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*
3.35
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1,325
2.85
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3.75
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*
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7%c
4,500
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8c
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14%
15%
5,080
13%
17c
27c
354,915
25
25%
602
Brick
t
Jan
5%
9,515
4%
Jan
6%
Creek
Alger
1
New
15
15%
Feb
New Concord
2.80
3.25
3,475
3.25
Feb
New
G0c
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62c
6,36(5
58c
70c
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9,819
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13c
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12
60c
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>
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45c
Jan
54c
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16c
Jan
32c
Jan
14
Jan
60c
74c
50c
49c
50c
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27c
30c
68,350
14
15%
"3,305
15 %
15%
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30
Feb
New
Kelor.e
.
Jan
103
1.04
Feb
Jan
.
Feb
15%
14%
Feb
15 %
9c
Jan
14c
Jan
25
27%
Jan
27%
Feb
220
v
4.50
Feb
5%
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910
Jan
11c
11c
6,100
27%
27%
5%
5%
3.20
3.70
3,700
17% -18%
3,325
16
Jan
19
Feb
270
49
Jan
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Feb
10c
Jan
3,70
17%
52
52
•
52
10c 15 Vac
;
3.00
Jan
4.15 Jan
,
20c
Jan
13 %C Jan
15c
Jan
27c
Jan
-33c
Jan
8c
Jan
10c
Feb
-58c
Jan
82,000
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27c
1,000
12,300
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Jan
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Jan
7c
Jan
8c
Jan
12c
Feb
31c
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36c
35 %c
37c
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1.28
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15 %c
20c
10,400
13c
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J*
;
55c
57c
15,900
38c
Jan
■i 73c
Jan
27 %c
30c
27,700
20c
Jan
30c
Feb
30c
30 c
26c
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34c
2.50
9,000
6,240
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Oil
of
Canada
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;
-
10 %c 11 Vac
28c
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14,020
12,100
*
-
,
1.07
8,800
2.40
2.40
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7%c
1.48
Jan
21c
Jan
Jan
;
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3.55
Feb
Newlund
2.55
Jan
New
Manitoba
Jan
New
Myiamauue
14c
1.31
1.40
35,340
10c
10c
10c
6,388
15c
13c 16 %c
344,429
61,430
26c
Jan
36c
Feb
35c
Jan
54C
Jan
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37%
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52,425
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37%
22
19
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258
100
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Feb
113,500
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7%
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41%
31%
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37%
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49c
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National Hosiery Mills-class B
National Petroleum
71% Feb
43%
2,665
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Feb
1.35
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National
Jata
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28,200
83c
70c
29c
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Jan
100
-
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10,231
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,
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■
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69c
74c
1.65
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1.55
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2,115
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4.25
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41c
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21
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218
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47
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10c
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11c
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49
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1.60
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10c
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1.23 Feb
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1.00
47 y2
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900
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1.15
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7%c Jan
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1.19
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Feb
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58c
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50
14c
25c
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Paper
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Jan
480
10,500
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1,300
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22,500
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47c
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High wood Sareee- Oils
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48c
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50,510
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1.91 Feb
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New
12%
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13c
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21c
Feb
Niagara Wire
Superior
Taku
34c
Jan
44c
Feb
Nickel
16c 17 %c
22,100
16c
Jan
22c
Jan
Nickel Rim
69c
8,368
55c
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72c
Feb
Nipissing Mines
23c
Jan
28c
Jan
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24 %c
25c
2,500
2.25
2.25
2.30
1,100
1.95
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2.96
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9%
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5.65
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15,350
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62c
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74c
156,598
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86c
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73c
1
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1,000
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12c
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20c
68c
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21,400
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95c
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28%
29%
27%
Jan
29%
Feb
•
29/4
29%
30
2,695
2,625
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25%
Jan
30%
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Lafarge-Cement class A
10%
10%
495
10%
Feb
11%
Feb
Cinch
Lake
Lake
Lakeland
10
Mlnea__
1
1.17
1.20
29,150
2.95
7,650
81%
83%
Ltngman
Lake
Gsu
Shore
Lake
Gold
Mines
585
2.70
80
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
I
10c
9c
lie
3,000
9c
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24c
24c
26c
8,000
22c
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4.75
4.75
832
1
30c
30c
3,500
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4.25
4.50
3.25
3.35
420
35c
35c
5,000
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1
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La Lujz Mines
Gold
Lamaque
60c
1
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1.03
2,200
1.00
2.70
Debentures
Lake
1.12
1.15
2.85
82
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Lake
1.12
1
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4.75
•
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4.45
26c
3.50
1,580
3.00
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Jan
Jan
Jan
1.22
Jan
1.25
Feb
3.00
Jan
86% Jan
11 %c Jan
30c
5.00
31c
4.50
3.75
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Jan
Jan
Feb
Feb
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Laura Secord
50c
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30c
Jan
35c
Feb
3
27:l4
26
27%
680
24%
Jan
28%
Jan
1
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Leitch
35c
1.51
1.50
1.55
15,108
1.36
Jan
1.56
Feb
Lencourt
Gold
Mines
l
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12 %c
13c
13,000
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LexincUn
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Mines
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5c
5c
6c
42,700
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Little
Long Lac Gold
Groceterias class
•
2.20
2.38
8,000
10,200
15c
Jan
28c
Feb
5,075
52 V*
Jan
57%
Feb
11 %C
11 %c
12c
9,700
9c
Jan
13 %c
Feb
36,825
7,190
31c
Feb
137c
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32c
31c
33c
3.75
3.G5
3.85
22 c
Goldfield
Lvndhursf
Minini
Co
45c
50C
13,948
45c
Jan
52c
Jan
1.80
1.75
1.95
145,489
1.35
Jan
1.97
—1
1.94
1.86
1.98
23,380
1.85
Feb
2.55
Jan
1.18
1.25
10,400
1.18
Feb
1.80
Jan
12
13
1,293
12
Feb
137/o
Jan
42
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warrants—
12%
pfd
13ya
Jan
16%
26%
26%
26%
6
25
Jan
27
Feb
50
49
49
49
25
49
49 y2
Jan
3.55
4.00
4.00
Feb
20
35c
35c
77
77
77%
70
I
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35c
14c
13 %c 14 %c
18,875
13 %c
1.35
1.35
220
1.35
Feb
19c
20c
6,000
1
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40%
1,569
Jan
40%
Feb
39%
39%
42
1,530
34% Jan
42
Feb
45%
45%
46
725
44% Feb
46
17
17%
1,655
17%
Feb
17c
15c 17 %c
97,000
6%c Jan
18c
Jan
0
35c
35c 37 %C
24,800
35c
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48 c
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15c
Jan
24%c
Jan
10c ioy2c
II,750
12,500
15c
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Feb
ll%c
Feb
20c 22 %c
129,700
20c
Feb
40c
Jan
63,925
7c
Jan
17c
Feb
35,300
25c
Jan
11c
37,000
10c
Feb
23%
315
19c
*
Mines
2.48
Jan
Feb
Obaska Lake Mines
Gold
O'Brien
3.05
—
* :
1
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Rockland Gold
Ogarna
Oka
•
1
•
—
Mines
Cement
Ocean
Rare Metals
Mining
Jan
Cockshutt
MacLeod
Red
Mad sen
55c
Jan
Magnet
Malartic
Uranium
Warrants
5,500
7c
Jan
9%c Feb
66C
Jan
75c
525
14%
Jan
18
7c
7c
8c
18,000
6C
Jan
14c
15c
3,600
13C
Jan
1.14
1.23
26,300
18%c20%c
9,000
50c
50c
50
8%
8%
8%
100
2.65
2.40
2.70
66,585
56c
60c
17,000
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1.17
Ltd
Page
Jan
5c
Feb
Palliser
Red
3 %c
1.13
10.300
1.03
Feb
Feb
8%C
9,333
7»/2c
Jan
10c
Jan
Paramaque
16%
4,415
12%
Jan
16%
Feb
Parbec Mines
37c
36c
41c
129,315
27c
Jan
42c
Jan
Pardee
Amalgamated Mines
13c
16c
19,500
10C
Jan
17c
Feb
Parker
Feb
Pater
Feb
Patino
17c
81,100
1.32
110,675
1.07
Jan
57,900
25 %c
Jan
100
•
•
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Feb
10
Feb
27
27
25
26
Jan
29
Feb
Feb
27
Feb
Jan
10%
Feb
27
25
27
60
9.65
10 Vb
15,170
4.40
3.95
4.40
15,140
Gold
Lake
Mines
Chipman
footnotes
15
194.787
10%
Jan
15
Feb
see- page
106%
Jan
150
Feb
35c
37c
4,450
34c
Feb
45c
Jan
16%
9.572
15%
Feb
18%
Jan
16%
Jan
Jan
POE
5
5
21c
30,000
4%
35
20c
830
36c
36C
39c
26,425
.
Feb
15C.
Jan
89
27 %C
45C
Jan
Peoples
Jan
Permo
18,520
8%C Jan
30c
34c
16,325
27c
3.10
21,010
16c
16c 18 %c
19,500
20c
1,400
15c
Jan
Feb
12%c
37c
3.35
Exploration
Credit common
& Oil preferred
Gold
Feb
Perron
Peruvian
Oil
Oil
Mines
&
Feb
25c
Jan
Petrol
8%c Jan
32c
Jan
Phillips Oil Co
16c
common
Gas
Jan
Feb
10%
210
36%
5,140
31
51c
\ 51c
1,050
50c
70c
72c
15,209
59c
Jan
71c
Jan
Feb
12'/2
36%
60c
Jan
Feb
Jan
75c
Jan
Jan
10c
12c
46,000
6%c
Jan
12c
6c
14,500
5%c
Jan
7V2c
Jan
43C
46c
7,433
43c
Feb
56c
Jan
3.00
750
46c
2.85
32c
Feb
Jan
55c
60c
11,325
4.95
5.10
5,400
4.45
Jan
2.00
2,900
1.15
Jan
3.15
3.25
1,923
3.15
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19% C
1
21c
25c
1
Mines
to Gas
Ltd
3.15
5.30
2.15
3.45
Feb
Jan
Feb
Jan
9,543
Feb
23c
Jan
19c
22c
22,400
17c
Jan
22c
Feb
27c
4,200
21c
Jan
33c
Feb
9%
9%
10%
3,420
45%
45%
45%
25
18c
9% Jan
11%
44
Jan
48%
Feb
Jan
20y2
Feb
Feb
1.80
Jan
20 y2
23 %c
65c
Jan
18c 19'/2c
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1.51
Feb
4.00
25C
50
Pipeline
Preferred
Jan
3.00
2.20
Pern bins
Feb
32c
10c
Peerless
95
3.00
9c
Feb
Jan
10%
10%
35%
5%c
1
Consol
Exploration
Ltd
Feb
•
10c
5%
28c
15%
10%
5.00
Paymaster
17c
90%
*
44.
37c
41%c Feb
llo
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3,827
29,500
89
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Jan
2.00
20c
5
Feb
Jan
9%C Jan
32c
55c
150
20c
4.40
12c
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Jan
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36c
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3.35
lie
36c
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Warrants
17 %C
90
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Feb
8.90
2.85
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148
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17c
40c
Porcupine
14%
18%C
•
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Red
lie
Jan
14c
Jan
11
Drilling
30c 34 %c
Feb
Feb
•
8c
1.17
Feb
2.70
65c
Jan
20c
Petroleum
1.05
15c
Jan
Jan
36 Ys
15%
32c
1.90
37c
8%
8
-
1.05
1.28
Feb
8% Feb
8
Tubes
Hersey
16%
1.15
Jan
51c
520
1
Warrants
Pamour
•
common
Consol
Porcupine
For
Feb
1
Mentor Expl & Dev_
Mercury
Jan
1
Ltd
McWatters
Jan
47,000
Jan
23c
Feb
50c
2,025
_1
Mines
Petroleums
Pacific
1.10
12c
5c
1.35
18 %C Feb
10
_1
27%
4c
Jan
11
Crush
Lake
Osisko
Jan
5c
Feb
Jan
15 %c
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Debenture
to
Jan
Jan
480
Feb
Jan
10
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Feb
22,210
1.10
8c
10%
10
Loan
Orange
8c
9c
27%
Jan
Jan
10,810
9.85
92c
7,100
8c
25
J.00
23c
17
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21%
1.05
8c
18»/2c Jan
1.60
72c
Feb
_•
Maybrun Mines
Medallion
Feb
3.25
1.00
Jan
20
Preferred
1
Mines
Massev-Ferguson
Preferred
Matacbewan
McKenzie
44%
Jan
27%
Jan
17c
9%c
_•
•
Oils
Mining Corp
McMarmac
Jan
2.55
1
Martin-McNeelv
Mclntyre
Feb
35%
33,350
1
Mines
Maxwell
1.18
3,735
3.25
1
;
Maple Leaf Milling common
Maralgo Mines
Marigold
30.890
44%
1
Goldflelds
Maneast
Maritime
1.35
43
3.00
10c
Majortrans
Marcon
1.47
1.18
44
•
Goods
Mines
Cons
Shoes Ltd
79
Jan
7c
"2
Feb
3.20
»
Sporting
Mages
Ma her
1.32
42c
Jan
71c
50c
Jan
16c
24
1
B
Jan
75
16%
7c
19c
Feb
•
_1
class
Lake
Jan
23c
72c
■
Macmillan to Bloedel
Jan
16V4
60c
Oils
Okalta
•
21%
1,000
1.60 Feb
6%c Jan
34
10c
Jan
20
pfd_
39%
32c 38 %c
3.25
Feb
100
Ltd—
40
22%
2,525
1.30 Jan
4.00
Feb
10c
Jan
•
Feb
35c
5.00
1,375
31
20
Jan
4,500
5,910
•
A
Jan
16
31
l
Explorations
Macleods class
Jan
1.05
1.52
Jan
1
Macdonald Mines
15'A
1.43
Jail
2.66 Jan
44
Feb
Feb
3.75
Telephone
Oils
Jan
Feb
14%
50c
15%
1
Northwestern Utilities
Jan
1.43
Northern Quebec Power common-
Preferred
Feb
15%
•
Natural
Ontario
Feb
5.900
715
1.80
•
Gas—_•
warrants
Northern Canada Mines
2.15
2.98
1,373
55c
Jan
3.55
29%
2.70
155
14%
50c
1.42
4.10
,29%
2.70
43%
14%
53C
805
j
42%
14%
—50
—:
A
warrants
Ontario
Mines
Feb
Jan
960
17c
35%
Feb
59c
3,475
13 %c
Feb
Jan
4.60
Jan
31
20c
Jan
Jan
24c
36c
__1
Uranium
Nudulama
35
Feb
27c
56c
2.25
13 %c
300
3.60
Jan
4,000
29%
>
1,780
Feb
II,200
2.15
•
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines_
4.00
20c
59c
30%
17c
3.60
20c
14%c Jan
1.60
29%
Warrants
Louvioourt
58,275
35%
1
Mines
141,400
27c
Feb
57c
15c
Uranium
34,100
21c
3.85
1.50
2.25
Jan
22c
19c
21C
Jan
35%
29%
12
20c
3.15
58c
30%
17
-
1.50
—1
30
warrants
A
-.
19 %C
.50
:
Preferred
Nova
Feb
8c
Star Oil common-
Norvalie
8%c
Feb
26c
3.75
Rankin
Northland
Jan
55 ya
21 %C
North Goldcrest Mines Ltd
Northern
2.55
8c
Warrants
1957
Fob
2.16
54
•
Preferred
Northern
1,20 Jan
24VaC
ons.Lui
Class
Jan
8c
—1
1
Northgate Exploration Ltd_,
1956
96c
54 y4
North Canaaian Oils common
A
80c
1
Nickel
Class
Feb
15%
6%c Jan
*
Jan
Jan
24 %c
1
Mines
Norsyncomaoue. Mining
North
Feb
13
73c
•
Mines
North span
Jan
15%
1
Normetal Mining Corp
Nortncal
Jan
19c
Jan
1
_I
Preferred
Macfie
2.30
2,380
15,033
•
A
Long Island Petroleums
Macassa
1.06
80
pftl
B
Lorado
1.03
•
class
Cos
Class
Jan
1.03
1.40
Feb
14
63,423
.1
Ltd
Jan
15c
600
1.15
•
B
1st preferred
Class
17c
15
,77c
,_1_30
Loblaw
Loblaw
Jan
15
1.01
-1
Mines
Gold
Norlartic
Norpax
200
1.30
X
Mines
Norgold
3,000
15%
1.20
7,445
16c
14%.
15
Acme
North
Ltd
"14%
B
Mining & Smelting
Noranda Mines
■
Labatt^ (John!
"
—
1.37
16c
1.34
*
common
Feb
1
Minerals
__1
Oils
Mines—
Jan
,
Jan
Feb
64c
Jan
20c
11%C
1
(
Feb
Jan
10
28c
J
1
1
1.87
43c
71,500
1
Labrador Minlnir to
'
9%c Feb
86,650
24%c
Kroy Oils Ltd
^
Jan
37c
Rights
'
25c
6c
24c
_•
Mines
Kirkland Town,site
*
Jan
14,280
33c
62c
Copper
Kirkland
10c
7Vac
20c
Kerr-Addison* Gold
-
20,500
7c
Rouyn.—,
34c
Kilembe
-
19c
7c
353,309
16c
'
Warrants
16 Vac
1
2,110
1
*
17c
Senator
18,575
12
C5c
Canada
Gold
1
New
28,375
46c
___l5s
Kelly Douglas class A
of: Warrants
of
2.10
11%
1
/;
Kdvinator
Rouyn Merger
Jan
22>/2c
.•
Jumping Pound Petrol
Jupiter Oils
4
Feb
17c
Mines
j
Minos
Co
2.00
:-44c
11%
igc
•
61c
Feb
Gold
_i
Mines
Jowsey Mining
*
5,600
Feb
12%o
56,550
4(jC
1
-...,1
Mines_.
Joliet-Quebec
62c
12%c 13 %c
2.04
„__i
Lake
Jefferson
i
35C
—
53c
New
Jack
Newuorth
20%
115
19%
1.50
1.57
11,600
1.50
28c
107,925
23c
22V2C Jan
Jan
29c
1.72
Jan
Feb
Feb
1.65
1.65
1.72
4,900
1.30
1.94
1.87
2.12
376,583
1.57
Jan
2.15
Feb
1.25
1.24
1.38
14,650
1.24
Jan
1.64
Jan
43
44
(1060)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Low
•
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
Pitch
River
Power
East
Prospectors
1.23
Jan
1.70
5,570
1.50
Feb
1.56
Jan
Class A"—_—ii-------
,
8%c
Feb
Toronto Star
10%
Jan
12
Jan
25C
25c
26c
2,500
22c
Jan
31c
Feb
42%
42
43%
2,745
36%
Jan
43%
Feb
41c
1,500
40c
41c
45c
Feb
66%
66%
460
3.00
2.90
3.35
10,50'J
2.85
Jan
3.55
4.70
4.75
2,325
4.50
Jan
5%
Jan
36,000 ;"/
9c 10tic
9c
7
6%
6%
61%
9c
Jan
4%
1,995
12c
Jan
7%
Feb
V
Feb
Feb
2.00
2.00
2.10
6.415
1.55
Jan
—*■———-1
6.30
6.25
6.50
4.735
6.00
Feb
6.80
Jan
Trans
4.75
4.55
4.80
6,655
4.20
Feb
5.00
Jan
Triad
—
_
1
Airways
Twin
Ultra
Shawkey
49c
Jan
17,200
49c
Jan
28,750
3,000
65c
Feb
63c
Jan
Feb
Jan
7%c Jan
29c
6%C
7c
4.50
4.25
86c
86c
90c
7,359
80c
Jan
95c
39%
2,263
19
Feb
22%
%C
20c
5,842
15c
23c
Feb
14
14%
6,230
11%
Jan
14%
Feb
11%
370
11%
Feb
11%
Feb
18%C
14 *
•
18
2
4.50
4.10
2,175
10c 10%c
——.I
6c
Jan
Feb
Oils
Oil
Ranger
82c
79,125
44c
Jan
85c
50c
7,500
40c
Feb
50c
Jan
2.14
9c
1
Uranium
I
Rexspar
Rupununi
Athabasca
1
Uranium
60c
;
Mines
Feb
1.55
Jan
50c
34c\ Feb
9%'C Feb
10,700
16c
77c
Violamac
Feb
15%
Jan
Waite
16%
Feb
17%
Jan
Walker
3.25
Feb
100
130,700
16c
Feb
24c
Jan
61,727
35c
Jan
46c
Jan
11c
12c
28,025
10c
Jan
14c
Jan
10%
11%
62,686
10%
Feb
13%
Jan
3.25
Feb
905
Feb
100
10c
6,000
9c
Feb
4,240
75%
Jan
10
10%
1,805
10
Feb
11%
22%
Feb
23%
Jan
10%
22%
10%
450
•
22%
10%
I.240
10%
Jan
11%
Jan
11c
11c
2,000
lie
Jan
Industries
1
St
Cement
Lawrence
St.
Lawrence
Corp
96
8t
River
200
19%
10,570
16%
79%
100
115
97%
Jan
1.00
1.10
39%
42
7,480
26%
26
27Va
1,660
Mines
Class A
Weriieir
Sherritt
Lake
West
West
Malarlic
90c
Jan
29%
Jan
1.35
50
35
Feb
36
Feb
40
Jan
43
Feb
45% Jan
48
Jan
1.40
1.40
1.53
12,025
Feb
Wood
4.15
95c
7.30
1.53
Jan
Wood
<G
Wood
(J)'Indus
34%
25
32%
Jan
36%
Jan
5.00
Jan
4.90
4.05
Jan
Feb
43c
18c
11%
4.35
Feb
27c
Feb
Jan
12
Feb
Yankee
450
26%
Feb
14,867
16c
Jan
975
Stanley Brock class A
50%
51%
295
47%
Jan
52
90c
1.00
38,035
90c
Feb
48c
9,560
10O
1.81
6,980
73c
14,729
6%c
6c
6%e
96,800
38%
38%
295
•
•
;
7334
Tamblyn
18,056
2,600
100
5
16%
16%
200
16
Feb
Gold
12c
14%
12%
14%
3,725
3.50
3.95
4,460
16%
16%
985
5c
6c
6c
19,000
16c
Texaco Canada
Ltd
Feb
Canadian
Feb
Consolidated
Dalhousie
Dominion
Jan
22c
Feb
Feb
14%
Feb
Jan
3.95
Feb
15%
Jan
17%
-
,
.
5c
Jan
6%c Jan
3.15
3.80
Feb
4.40
Feb
1.00
Jan
1.18
Feb
Dominion
••
„
.
1.35
Dupont Co of Canada
Gaspe Copper Mines-
17c
28,500
9%c;ll%c
86,900
17c
17c
;
4.50
.
Feb
191'2
Feb
,107%
Feb
87 i Jan
14% Jan
„
4,690
75
106
530
7%
Feb;
7%
16c
„
18c
:
"
1.85 Jan
\
22c1. Jan
Jan
Jan
U%c
Jan
19%C Feb £
4.25
Feb
100
95%
25%
Jan
8-
11
495
9.10
Jan
2,710
18%
Jan
Feb
'•!?«
20%
Feb
s
1.65 Feb
i
Feb''
;
33c
13c
7%c
8c
2 coo
1.23
1.30
78c
80c
23,738
65,^00
6c
G%c
4,100
,
80c
.
26c
""
40,900
Jan
8%c
.'155,000
30c
lie
31c
12c
Feb;
37c.. Jan
v
,
Jan
14C
,
10c
Feb
97c
Jan
•1.64
Jan
68c
Jan
86c/- Feb
7%c Jan
5%c Jan
7%C Feb
.
27c
29c
28 %c
31c
27c
32c
Jan
20c
49,800
11,825
Feb
Jan
35c
Feb
Are
Expressed
;
in
—
4.10
__
Sales
Range
f
ricei
of Pri
Low
.
Canadian Dollars
Week'a
42%
for Week
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Low
High
200
42%"
37%
*.
High
42%
Jan
Feb
8Ve
Jan
Jan
7
7%
6,215
67/3
33%
4.05
34%
3.095
33%
4.15
1,370
3.30
Jan
24%
26
2,035
24%
Feb
27%
24
Feb
23% Feb
;
\
150
36%
Feb
Feb
4.25 Feb
Jan
24
25
9%' Jan
11%
Feb
34%
11%
34%
200
•
36%
567
32% Jan
36 %
Feb
1
/5%
6%
3,145
5
Jan
43%
423i
'
•
24
'•
—
;
11%
-
6% Jan
Feb
45
10 "
c
43%
3,243
41%
Jan
20c
8,050
15C
Jan
90
135
87
Jan
_L
15%
153/s
400
14%
Jan
22V2
26
6,853
19%
Jan
26-'
32%
-
89%
26
*
19c
90
_•
_•
-
(1956)
Utilities'
*•'
_j
n
2
7.50
L
32%
175
30
Jan
33% Feb
114
Feb
119
28% Feb
"31
__
inc
i—;
—
4434. Feb
44%
Feb
69c
Jan
83c
Jan
500
-65c
Feb
70c
Jan
11%
11%
12
Jan
12%
Feb
Price
2.21
2.25
15,450
2.01
Jan
2.48
Feb
2.55
41,325
1.87
Jan
2.55
Feb
Third- Canadian. Gen
51c
79c
168,900
36c
Jan
79c
Feb
Yukoiv Cons
63
Jan
90
Jan
93
25c
Feb
91-
''
Feb
15% Feb
Feb
Jan
10c
Jan
'
119
117r,4
119
477
"
29%
28%
29%
3.965
39%
39%
200
39
Jan
i 146
146
130
138
Jan
50
_6 *
J_
.
Feb
Feb
'
Jan
39% Feb
Feb
151
Feb
Feb
996
—
Southwest Petroleum
2.30
&
;
_8
J.—
^
25
68%
68%
600
65c
-
2,750
69%
1,249
92
92
92
17
ioc
65c
71c
17,150
27.
9
65c
31% Jan
Jan
7%c
1.63
8c
1.55
1.73
106,033
2%c
232,589
%c Feb
70% Feb
1.44 Jan
1%C
4,500'
5%c
Feb
1.98
Jan
Minnesota & Ontario" Papet
Ogilvie Flourr common—
*
Preferred
2,1
4
48%
Trusts
COrp
-
■
i
-1
«' _L
—
GoltT
■**'. Z
l*"
37%"
No par
valued
Odd lot sale (not included in year's-
4%c Feb
a
12%
Feb
12% Feb
22 %c
Jah
46c-
range J. '
■
t '
:
d Deferred delivery sale (not
•
43
27c
Jan
4.039
51
Jan
56%
Feb
in year's-rangelyeSeHing ex-Interest. f
44
2,425
37
Jan
44
Feb
t Flat
4F%
Jan
46
Feb
F
40
46
,
56%
-
46
25-
38%c Feb
Feb
45
132
Jan
135
7%
G5c
39
275
-
714
9 61c
37V2
2.05. Feb
1,450
2.20
48%.
1.06
r
,
110
12,000.
..
1.06
T
/
29,500
32c 38 %c
47
Jan
40
20
135
'
price.
•
'
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:
1
•
included""'
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*
<
":
r"
•,
:
t
.
..
1.00 Jan
6%
600
6,100'
..
810
—
Gftsbi-sale' («ofc-Included In year's rang®)
Jan
"Feb
-
Feb
*2.-75 Jan
50
Jan
46
200
-
\
1.-06
7%
Jhn
Jan
Jan
60c;
Feb
67C
Feb
35%
Feb
40
Jan
MAR^EtS
Ex-liquidating dividend:
VUn) Admitted-to unlisted trading* privTie'es.
wd When delivered.".,
wi When issued.
x
"
36
33%
275
440
43
135
2.05
FOCrmOtES FOR OUt-OF-TOWN AND CANABiAN
•
46c
Feb
/._•
1.06
'
_£
inv
12%
40c"
-
44%
2.20
-•
Bros
'
<■
36
34%
:
44%
.
100
Miriest—
Fend'Oreille
Zellers
35%
2.50
-
i.
12%
"
;.
Feb.]
11
1.35' Jan
.21,115..
Feb
4.95
Jan.
1,190
-
Feb .5
7c
440"
4.95'
2.60
14c
6,199"
■
1
Jan /
Jan '■<
:
26%
26%
J
8%
Feb
1
Langleys preferred'
II,000
55
ZZZ20
16 %C
4.95'
.
20
i
'
International/Paper
international
78c
56
.
93
Jan
L*
1
44%
_ZIII_io
Toronto-General Trusts
40%
Feb j
Feb
Jan
34
1,700
34
;
Preferred
28%
\
Bank
Elevators
JZZZTZl*
;
Jan^ i
1.57
•
;
28
[ ZZZZlZZZl
^
Feb
1.06
Jan
7%
common—
2 50
Tombtn Gold Mlnea
Torbrft Silver Mines
,' 4.25
40%
1.95
_5
—2
—
Glass
75c
1U
Tip Tbp Tailors^,.,.
j
Jan
30,575:
ir-5
Feb/
Jan
Feb
"12,415
.
!
Jan
2.25
39%
3.75
2.20
8
—
Paper
OIL
.
44%
ZZZlb*>
4.40
.
-
90c
3,461
'
Jan
...34%. Jan
r
Gr300
-i
;v:f
•
preferred
78c
65c
t
,
Jan
Jan
9c
Feb
1.58
.,i. •*•/.)
1.00
40%
.;
■
Par
'
Investments
2 23
Petroleum*
3.20
:
lie
36% Jan
,
;
Jan
Feb
11%
300
Rights
100
Jan
Jan
2.30
Jan
19%
•
Marconi'—:
Feb
22,135
•
6c
30.?J,C'
40
Jan
2%c Feb
430
2 25
25c
93c
,
Exchange —Curb Section
Sugar
Cottons
General
Jan
4.40
••
3.75
373/4
95c
Last
Canadian Bronze common-/
2.35
21c
Jan
1.14
100?
37%
_•
Dredging'
10 %c
Jan
4.35
common
3.00
2 07
.
1.85
<:/l8%
•
*.1
200
—
Bulolo Gold
1.08
50
Preferred
—
_■
Canada & Dominion
16%
6%c Jan
5,400
Corp
Canadian
7,958
20c 21 %c
Asbestos
Canadian
40,666
yt
Tboitipeoi Lundmark
Tiara Mines
Jan
1.65
•_
Anglo Canadian Pulp Paper
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
Jan
25,400
»
Jan
11
20%
^.1
■
Jan
10c
•
Mines
18
Feb
Sale Price
6% Jan
18c
~JS*
Feb
9%
29c
Jan
4 40
JZ
14%
Friday
15%
2.25
uZZuJZZZZLl'
200
355
28 %c
Feb
1.10
._
—
2,000
9%
20
Jan
Feb
93
STOCKS
25y8
9c
*
8c
14%
1.48
Prices .Shown
Loblaw
common
33,096
•,9c
83c
40%
-
8%c
ZZZ-1
—
Calgary
Toronto
Jan
•
—
6c
20%:
Toronto Stock
Jan
2.10
I500
-2%c
•i .--7c
1
Zenmac Metal
Zulapa Mining
Jan
9C
igy8
„
13,012
3,422
.1,400
v
: <-96"
1
77
-
Jan
2.25
Industries
Temagaml
Toronto
Jan
25
_•
Voting trust ——<
Taylor Pearson common
Teck Hughes Gold—
Tidal
Jan
6c
5%
1
Gold
Preferred
Tauroanls
Mines
Texas
68%
2.00
{.
Jan
2.10
l.td
»
■
Jan
Jan
6,246
3 95
Cons
2.07
82c
41
14%
16 %c
%C. Feb
•!0%c
8,400
17c
40
-e
Feb
7%c Jan
14
17c
;
85c
20%
:
Mines
Bear
Jan
Jan
12%
23%
j
Jan
,'7%
Jan
Jan
5%
.
f
Jan
5c
24%
Warrants
Sylvanlte
.
8c
;
Jan
67
24c
—±5
Mines
Jan
36%
1
common
9%
Jan
_l
ordinary
66c
Feb
25
.1
Exploration
Pete
1.40
Feb
14%
16%
Propane
__
Jan
1
Mines
2.50
5,300
77
7c
lo
Contact
Cons
1.43
66c
Feb
1
,
Gold
Sullivan
8%
7%
Feb
*
•
•
Sudbury
75%
36c
Jan
.25c
83c
Feb
9%
3.90
Jan
Jan
23c
,
-
107
Jan
36c
■v'-;
;
21c
-15c
-
V
t
Jan
6%
Feb
|
67
Feb
20c
66c
Switson
43c
Feb
1.70
Inlet
13c
72% Feb
Feb
11c
73c
Surf
Feb
Feb
10,262
1.76
Supertest
8c
24c
12c
1
Superior
Feb
63%
1.85
3.50
'
Jan
22c
j
Canada
67
93
40%
2.10
*
Yukeno Mines
19c
Jan
Cranium Mines Ltd
Sunburst
Feb
30
16c
300
Oil
Bros
100
26%
Young (II G) Mfnes-j-
1.65
I,000
Stan well
Stedraan
13,100
67
11c
93
"l00
Oil-A-
Jan
Jan
30,225
36c
1
300
23c.
15c
A.
&>, ZlnC2^%
Canupk
■
Yellowknlfe
20c
Stanrock
Nickel
Lead
Jan
6%
9%
Starratt
Yale
Feb
1.90
*
Gas
3.60
,-22e
_•
73c
18c
90c
•
River
-i
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fc
35%
6%
50%
_l
preferred
]
Jan
13,700
1.50
16 %C
—/—
Jan
11c
•
Warrants
Steep Rock Iron
Steinberg class A
Jan
14c
4.60
1,310
lie
warrants-
Jan
1.85
_•
Mining
5.00
17c
4.90
12c
3.55
,
pfd_.
class
65c
19c
'
Uranium Corp
Feb
Feb
-rl
32
6%
30s
;
Feb
.100
Yellorex
1.85
•
-
Stand Paving & Materials
Feb
36%
40%
Wright>Hargreaves'
Jan
30
Mines
8.45
Jan
•
Jan
16c 17%c
15,500
.5 V2V0
Class'/ A
Jan
65c
1.15
494,300
Feb
Jan *
Jan
;
—
Woodward clask A
72
2.50
2.25
6.20
33%
;
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;
900
,
1.94
.
Jail
43c
Feb
Jan
'
Alexander
Jan
Jan
100
Oil
Wiltsey Coglilan i
4.60
33c
Jan
1.7 5
7,118
23C
Warrants
36%
70%
Jan
4.880
J
—
Jan
4.00
1.30
38c
1.15
8.25
1
—
•■«/.
32%
1.30
71 %
2.25
34
2.30
100
Yukon-—.
&
Mines
208
•
Sturgeon
Pass
19,771
Manufacturing
Stuart
Wlllroy
4.25
5,285
Press
White
35%
13,690
Stovel
preferred
Feb
Jan
4.15
72c
of
Jan
34%
1
Feb
12,000
'Z 2.25
32%
Feb
Jan
35%
Windfall
•
1.70
Jan
2.10
31
8.00
Winchester Larderr^i—
80
Oils
i
Feb
Feb
19%
80
12c
180
1.63
3.70
10c
27%
1,180
34
Feb
Jan
34 3 is
»
-
36
66c
Steelov
Warrants
Jan
42
9c
h
]
343i'
:'3
46%
28
Jan
Jan
7c
3.30
4,483
2,20
1.63
100
41%
30
•32%
33%
<_
46%
16%c
'30 "4
.10
-
46%
•
27,000
95c-
A_
Jan
71c
Steel
class
(Geo)
35
•
4.65
%■'; 10% Jan
209
9%c
4135
Jan
•
3.30
7c
Petrol—-
Naco
31%
1
8c
Western
5,647
Ltd-.
Stanleigh
Feb
33%
579
Stadacona
Feb
1.10 Feb
3.65
32%
22,000
Services
1.75
Jan
Leaseholds
80c
25c
Air
Jan
88c
Western
55
11%
Warrants
80c
11,900
—J
A—
Feb
35%
Spooner Mines & Oils
'118,780
1.05
Jan
1.25
42
Jan
11%
Spartan
1.75
1.00
,2.07
Jan
34%
Union
1/35
;•
Jan
———
6.45
21 %c
Southern
12%
37%
42
34%
Southam
1.070
class
55c
24%c
—
12
«
|
Jan
11%
Petroleum
70
•
Oil
2.58
Grocers
34%
Rol
50c
Feb
14V4
1,565
•'
Van
Jan
2.24
—
6,650
Simpsons Ltd
common
39c
26.134
Gas.
&
51
Silverwood Dairies class A
Souris Valley
Feb
4,855
29,250
23c
65c
"
4.10
j
56% Feb
48c
—•
6.85
50o
Jan
4.60
49
Standard
53%
2.40
2.25
61c
Silver
350
I t
U
: Jan
25.:
.
| 1
Jan
2.03
Feb;
4.40
Decalt.a
Warrants
Jan
635
Feb
23%
40c
Western
94c
310
1.60
410
■■
| ?
Jan
3v20
preferred
14,940
3,083
233/4
k
Jan
6.90
1.01
B
5
6,675
1.95
1.60
23 Vz
28c
.
I i
Feb
Feb
2.24
Western
4%%
56c
5.95
Feb
j 4.10
Feb
Class
4.25
Jan
5.95
Jan
11%
2.25
Feb
Jan
5
23c
24c
17%
>
j!
Feb
-'40c
Feb
Jan
51c
9,550
56%
19%
100
Feb
4.10
25c
6.50
,66
18
Feb
18c
•
Jan
23c
Feb
9%
68c
35%
Jan
15%
>
Feb
5.75
Feb
10%
22,708
435
-'l/! 4,375
'56%
Ltd.
Products
27%
1.07
18c
19c
•11
Copper
Feb
—
Jan
16%
18C
Mines_—__
Westeel
Jan
■.
;
16%
--oC
Feb
5
_1
Slocan
4.25
Rights
14%
51c
Slater
803
common.
Oil
Canadian
58c
5
1
D
Jan
85C
13 %C
<1
K
30c
21%c23%c
5'«
5%
•
II,650
3,500
Miller
S
Jan
.50
Nickel-
25,646
Silver
Mines
21c
Oil
14c
Voting trust —
\
6% preferred
,
Sigma Mines Quebec—
Siscoe
Feb
._i
1
—
48c
2.00
6.45
common
Mines
Feb
23%.
—
500
Mines
30 %C
22c
25,730
6,625
B..
50
Gordon
Breweries
46C
6.-75
1.70
Petroleums
Westburne
63c
•
Sheep Creek Gold
44c
Equipment
58c
1.03
50
1
44 %C
Petroleums
13 %c
—•
•
—
preferred
preferred-
Jan
.
50
—
A
Class B
4.75
Mines
60c
1
com
35,975
28
11%
6.45
33%
Metal
*
6.45
5.95
W>
13 %c
—
.
5.40
-1.95
-
Weston
«t-r*
-
Feb
3.30
1
>
24%
"i-io
1
Debentures
Class
16%
12,300
40%
Gold
Security Freehold
Shawinigan Water & Power
Sicks
1.05
•
Gold
1,669
-31
(G &
Wespac
Feb
ll%c Jan
Jan
98%
1
Petroleums
Satellite
16%
18%
100
*.■■■,.»«■■■■■
Antonio
Sapphire
16%
19%
common
Warrants
Sand
16%
Gas
Maurice
Salada-Shirnff-lIorsey
San
•
1
——100
class A—
com
5% preferred
Feb
26
V,
Western
—
29c
24c
Ltd.
Webb & Knapp Canada Ltd.
Weedon Pyrife CopperWellington Fire Insurance
Feb
22%
•
Jan
1.
!0Tb
Explorations Ltd.
Amulet
Wayne
14%c Jan
78%
96
9C
17c
■'16V?
Grey Trust-
Waterous
Feb
98
9c
76%
97
25,600
Wainwright Prod & Ret
15
860
78%
common
Preferred
Ryanor Mining
&
355
21c
10
29c
voting
class
Mfg
Victoria
15
"„25
OH
Viceroy
16%
40c
i
Mines
Consol
Jan
V,
20c
"24%
,Ventures I<td
Jan
Feb
3.25
12c
14
Feb
58c
5,500
16c
10%
Feb
18%C
Mines;.-.
Consol
Vandoo
Jan
27c
::ioo
Preferred
Russell
10c
Feb
18c
•
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite
Jan
37c
-50C
Rocky Petroleum Ltd———.
11%
Vanadium Alloys
3.25
&oe (A V) Can Ltd
Rowan
Jan
1.07
7,300
62c
75c
1
common.
Mines
Rockwin
37c
Feb
1
Mill
Robinson Cotton
30,500
i
Feb
2.01
16%
16%
——.—_—
Jan
12%
—
Canada
15
Mfg common
preferred
Roche
300
60c
Robertson
$1
7,000
10 %c 11 %c
I
Mines
9c
1.07
34c
35c
Jan
11%
Corp
Telefilm Ltd
Upper
Feb
12%
6c
40,730
8c
1.07
1
1
—
62c
2.28
Jan
50c
300
Jan
10
12,200
12%
50c
56c
2.25
11%
12%
1.30
30%
'
Feb
40c
•
—
——
Rix
73c
50c
MacDonald
Reeves
Rio
77c
*
Rapid Grip Batten—i
Rayrock Mines
Reef
Explorations
Feb
Feb
Steel
United
1
—>
Ltd
Jan
89c
Fortune——
New
United
United
12c
8%C Jan
3,625
11%
Jan
8
Jan
26%
Hill
Keno
United
8%
Jan
10
"5%
United Corps Ltd class B—United Fuel Inv class A pfd.
United
10%
4%
12,604
Mines
Asbestos ,
Canso Oil
United
250
25,800
Mining Corp—
United
4.80 Jan
Feb
7.25
1.03
Gas
Union
Jan
19
25 %C
Jan
7.25
27%
Acceptance 2nd pfd.
of Canada.
Union
Jan
19
11%
Mining
31c
6%c
43
12
Chibougamau
Union
Jan
34c
Feb
10%
City Gas————
295,534
39
-1
Jan
65c
305
-1
12c
32c
Feb
41
26%
Tribag Mining, Co Ltd
Jan
62c
82
1.00
Oil
9c
56c
Feb
25%
15,000
54c
80
26%
Pipeline
ioc
55c
90
/
5.40
Prairie
Trinity
.
44
39%
Transcontinental Resources
9c
Quinte Milk class A//.—
Mines
'39
Jan
-28c
Feb
62c
—
Radiore Uranium Mines
82
39%
4,330
■
1.00
Jan
1
1
1
1
—1
•
1
1
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop
Quebec Lithium Corp
—
.82
10%
3.00
9c
Copper——
Metallurgical
Quebec Natural Gas
QueensLon GOld Mines
41%
———
1.10
»—1
Quebec
40%
Explorations
Feb
Feb
Jan
9%c Feb
/r*
2.86
90c
Jan
500
.—40
29,800
2,300
Feb
14c
9%c
.100
■—
3.00
95c
2.88
•
Producers Ltd
1.02;
t
58
9%C
40%
2.86
•
——
.—.
2.51
Feb
Jan
56
/Trans Canada Pipeline
Transmountain Pipe Line—
Jan
31
175
1957 warrantsTrans Canada
20o
—•
.
Petroleum
67
Jan
Feb
-
58
A.
class
4 %preferred
5r!o preferred
1956-warrants
Feb
4.70
•
■; V.
Jan
6o%
Gold
,
Feb
26%
.1
preferred
Finance
iraaer&
31
925
58
Towagmac Exploration..
Jan
High
Feb
314
29% 7
30
1,050
31
.50
1,420
6c:
/
r-r
Low
High
; 30
common—;
25,300
•
Dome-
Ascdt
Rainville
Works
Iron
Toronto
10%
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
Quonto
Jan
lv
Purdex Minerals Ltd
Quemont
1.01
8%'C
Pronto Uranium Miner.
Quebec
10.269
1.50
1
President Electric
Gas
1.15
Low
Range Since Jam 1
Shares
of Prices
Par
High
-•
Premium Iron Ore
Provo
Low
High
for Week
Range
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
10%
Mfg
Border
Preston
27
7%c
-—
Pipe
Premier
FEBRUARY
7%C
Corp
Oil Roy
Prairie
ENDED
10 %
Rouyn Gold
prairie
WEEK
—-50c
Ponder' Oils
Powell
FOR
' //■■/
•
Develop
Powell
■
—1
Uranium
Ore
Placer
■
1.10
1
Columbia
of British
Gold
Pioneer
1.13
■
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
■'/
Ex-dividend,
y
Ex-rights...
_
&Ex-stock dividend.
s
Number 58.25
;Volume 189
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1061)
45
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
for
Friday,
February
27
bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National
Association of Securities Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources.
They do
not represent actual transactions.! They are intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold (indicated by the "bid")
or bought (indicated by the "asked") at the tune of compilation.
Origin of any quotation furnished on request. The "National" list is composed of securities
The following
which have
wide national distribution.
a
Bid
Industrials and Utilities
American. Box
Amer
1
Cement
Co—____1
Corp__
Express
Co,__
Greetings CI
Hospital Supply. Corp
American-Marietta
~
_10
"A"
_1.
American
Amer
4054..
25%
21
65 %
—5
i
Anier Commercial Barge Line__5
American
4
30%
79 54
2
48%
Const Co____l
Amer-Saint Gobuin Corp—-7.50
38%
AMP Incornorated..
1
2754:.'•,
Anheuser-Busch
4
2454
Co
_
American Pipe &
Ardcn
Farms
Partic
Inc—
Co
1
Arizona. Public
Service
Arkansas
Missouri
Power
Arkansas
Western
Gas
Art
Metal
Co
38
215#
Construction
-Associated
Spring
Aztec
Oil &
Gas
20%,.
lo
95
Xerox
100
105
140
Inc—
141
Mfg Co
High
Baylesu
Bell
IA J)
Markets-.
Natural
Houston
Oil Field
Production
Hugo ton
Black Hills
9%
i0%
Head
Mills
Gas
.<:■
'r
Inc
Bowser
Brown
i
Buckeye
25
37%
40%
Investors Diver
l
1454
1 554
5
854
8"%
$1.20
Class A
Iowa
39
42
3254
% 2454
•
285#
28
3054
Jefferson
17%
10
1954
Jervis Corp
1
3054;
;
32%.
1854
>•
25
5654
2654
.
—10c
62
66
1
20
Carpenter P;Vyer Co—^!________1
40
Carlisle- Corp-—
.
Coco
Steel
Products
3254
Central- Indiana
Co_5
4754
10
27%
Central-Public Utility Corp.—.6
Central Boy a Co
-~r—■——■-*
2654
7354
Central
26
Central Maine
:
-
Electric
Power
Co
Telephone Co
Central Vt Pub
—10
Serv Corp--.
New
Southern
Union
'„ Chattanooga. Gas Co.^__'—
654
1
2554
class B—_3354c
Clinton Engines
6%-.
2054
1
27
Radio
Class
D
Co
Stores
Colonial
A
27
2%
25
Interstate
Colorado
Gas
55
Co
Colorado Milling & Elev Co
1
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp com—3
„
$1.25 COI1V preferred
y
Commonwealth
Gas
2354
2254
Products.—5
1654
1154
Copcland
t ?
-17
Craig Systems In|c——_
1
Cross
5
8 ~
3354
5
65
Company
Cummins
Engine
Ltd
Common
vtg—1
com
1374
12 54
5
954
1274
Machine 'Specialties
Danly
Darling (L A)
Co
—_____—1
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
__1
Dentists' Supply Co of N Y—254
"
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp 5
.y
Harvester
Detroit
1554*;
*2254*
2454
20%;
—_1
Co
2254
19 "
4854
-
Bridge Co-—1;
Sl-Noc Chemical Arts Inc_-__—1
ictaplione Corp~
—.5
—5
28
tR
Dun
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40
25
Durirorr
Co
-$i
1——_2%
-----
Eastern
954
1654 '
-11%:
125a
Industries--Inc.—,
2054-
2254
4354
:
1
(Texas)—*
2174-
2354
3254"
-
El
Electric
Paso
Co
-1-754*
-
Elcctroinx Corp
i
EinhartMig Co__^__1—
754
State Oil Co
Empire
Fjshcr Governor Co__—
Food
Steel
Mart
2
Frito
•
Co
♦
1
Co_
Inc
Prods
Auto
Corp—
Gas
Packing Co
Service Co
General
1
_____10
Crude'Oil Co
2%
General Gas Corp__ Gen
Telep
(Calif»
5%
2.50
pfd
20
354 %
preferred.
Portland
Cement
—20
Co
,_l
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool Co_2
Green
fA P)
Fire Brick Co
5
Green Mountain Power
Corp
5
Manufacturing Co_*
Western Lt &; Telephone Co__10
17%
2054
,,1854
4054
4374
41
45%
Western Massachusetts Cos
Western Natural Gaa Co
53%
22%
5654
5
4354
46%
Weyerhaeuser Timber
44
465a
854
28
White Eagle Oil Co
25
8
1
1.25
—1
-274
_1
Strutliers Wells Corp
"
!.
26
2674
554
20%
Corp
Service
1
10
2654
Corp—1
lc
1854
654
Greene
Inc
Suburban
Gas
Suburban
Propane Gas
Sunlide
Co
Refining
28"%
20
•
(S F)
—
common
Gas
Oil
&
57%
1
1654
18
32
34%
3354
3574
Wisconsin Power A Light Co_lO
Wltco Chemical
fi
Wood Conversion Co
5
Wurlitzer
Company
Wyandotte Chemlcala Corp
10
9%
17
195a
10
9%
27
16
82%
86
20
69
72%
28
305#
10
43%
46%
Long Island Trust Co (N Y)_10
45%
49%
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y) —10
—5
29
31%
Manufacturers A Traders
of Cleve—16
42
44%
37
Bankers Trust Co
13%
Boatmen's Natl Bank
5 74
5%
7054
39%
40%
,
St
Louis
Natl
15
Central
21%
23%
Centl-Penn
(N J)
Co
Trust
Camden
14
1
5
(Phlla)
Broad St Trust Co
Bank
49
414
40
43
80
84%
Morgan (J P) A Co (N Y)_100
(Savannah)
325
National Bank of Detroit
Commercial
106
of No.
Bk
Amer—5
2954
Commercial Trust of N J
9%
103/fl
Connecticut Bank A Tr Co_12%
2774
29%
27
29%
91%
97%
Continental 111 Bank & Trust
27
25
3374
(Chicago)
55%
60
24%'
26%
County Trust Co
Plains NY)
41
5%
554
12%
1354
12 74
13%
74
7854
354
3
2154
Prod—10c
*
Opelika Manufacturing Corp—5
Otter Tail Power Co
5
554
43%
118%
37
36%
38%
1554
Permanente Cement
39
42
465#
Pfaudler-Permutit
Pacific
Co—70c
1
Natl Bk
96
101
91
97
72%
76%
325#
.
25
27
10
Tradesmen's Bank
(Phlla)
20
First
Natl Bank of Boston—1274
X88
First Natl Bk of Chicago
100
First Natl Bank of Dallas—10
348
5%
4%
21%
19%
12%
11%.
41%
,
554
.
4354
6
2374 4
2454
25
2654
■
First
674
71%
(Atlanta)
75%
Natl Bk
172
157
40%
68%
72%
10
43%
4754
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York—ft
Rye National Bank (N Y)
2
79%
83%
19%
21 %
95i
1054
St Louis Union Trust Co
(Jersey City.)—25
91%
364
37%
78
Boston
13
3254
12%
First
Natl Bank Trust
37%
Co
25
of Patterson
First
First
Natl Bk of St Louis
Natl City Bank
70
7454
20
74%
7854
(N Y)—20
A
Trust Co
86%
10
Natl
of
4954
52%
10
(Phlla)
Westchester
38
43
Bank
of
355#
Long
9%
30%
Portsmouth
1
1954
5
4054
10c
7
7%
1
9
954
22.
Pub Serv Co of New Hamp—_8
•20
21%
28%
Pub
6
32%
34%
54%
58
Co of New Mexico—5
287'z
30%
1
1
167#
175#
55
Guaranty Trust Co
20
9654
Bank of New York—10
55%
395#
(N Yj
100%
102
97%
Second Bank-State Street Trust
20
32
8854
84
(Boston Mesa)
Security First Natl Bank (Los
Angeles)
12%
Security Natl Long Island n Y_B
State Bank of Albany
10
5354
:
3654
57
23%
25%
43%
4754
Sterling Natl Bk A Tr Co
44%
4754
Trad# Bk A Tr CO (N Y).
_10
27
2954
Trust Co of New Jersey-
.2%
12
13%
47%
5154
10
50
53%
10
28
Union Bank of Commerce—
Hanover
Harris Tr A Sav Bk
(Chic)—20
Hartford Natl Bk A Tr Co
Hudson
10
100
113
Tr
For
Co
25
(Union City)—8
footnotes see
(Cleveland)
Union Tr Co of Maryland
.10
United States Trust Co—
30%
33%
58
63%
United States Tract (N Y)
20
89%
9254
19%
21%
Valley Nat Bk (Phoenix Arlz)_8
4954
53%
County Natl Bank
(Jersey City N J)
Hudson
58
40%
38%
(Boston)
58%
3674
Seattle lit Natl Bk (Wash)—20
(New York)
2174
37
NY
Girard Trust Corn Exch Bk„ 15
Island
20
Second Natl'Bank of Phlla—M
83%
First Pennsylvania Banking
1354
35
27
215»
57% '•
Provident
3454
354
—*
inV
54%
48%
32%
Corp
49%
35%
66
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
30%
Purolator Products
24%
44%
32
45%
63%
2
Purex
22%
42%
Plymouth Rubber Co
30%
9454
62%
60
Portland General Electric Co_754
2854
35%
581
545
20
(Pittsburgh)
39%
3554
Corp
Co
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City
(Haokensack N J)
B
Philadelphia Natl Bank
10
10
3054
Sugar
Ltd
(Chicago)—100
Bk
3354
Alegre
Co
Bank Baltimore
2874'
Punta
Tr
Natl
85b
34%
Northern
—
Natl
29%
3154
9174
(N Y)—29
First
28
Serv
32
York Trust Co
First
—1
10
Producing Properties Inc
Pubco Petroleum
42%
New
15%
New Rochelle
Franklin Natl Bank
Potash Co of America
3874
Eng Trust Co (Boston) -10O
Bank A Trust Co.ll
New Jersey
1554
t
1454
First
Steel
5354
5874
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)—11*
Rlggs Natl Bk of Wash D C__28
13%
Corp
5074
55
A Tr
N J9
(Camden
19%
Lumber
67
63
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston_12%
Natl State Bk of Newark
12%
A Trust
Camden
1254
Pickering
2854
28
Co
HT74
Indu»
7.50
Banking
(N J)
5%
—1
Tool
Natl Newark A Essex
Peoples First Natl Bk A Tr
Fidelity-Phlla Trust Co
20
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
Fiduciary Trust Co (NY)
10
First Bk Stk Corp (Minn)
10
£epsi-Cola General Bottlers—1
Pendleton
7754
15%
14
11%.
10c
Uranium Mines
American
Sulphur
Parker Hannifin Corp
Pan
37%
„
First
•
Alrmotlve Cosp
29%
73
New
234
65%
62
27%
Co
39%
10
National City Bank (Cleve)—If
National Commerce Bank A
2254
•.
1454 :
Far East Line
7354
53%
431
National Bank of Wsstchester.O
Trust (Albany N Y)
114%
(White
5
3154
179
•" 350
30%
; 19%
Pacific
2954
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago_25
Cleveland Trust Co
50
19%
285#
3%
Pacific
31%
0
10
Bank
19%
1754
1754
Brewing Co
57%
29%
70
3454
19
Pabst
54%
170
32
17%
103
0
(Buffalo)
(Pgh)_25
16
Old Ben Coal Corp
Trust
10
Mercantile Tr Co (St Louis)—25
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston. 10
National
1454
Oklahoma Miss River
(Phlla)
Mellon Natl Bk A Tr Co
Citizens & Southern
51
Northwestern Pub Serv Co
Co
6654
Chem Corn Exch Bk (NY)—10
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk A Tr Co_lO
Gas
97
64
2954
6574
35
Water Co $4 pfd_*
County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
Nassau County N Y
(NY)_10
Natural
20
Kings
66%
Federation Ek & Tr Co
Northwest
42
46%
2054
Northeastern
2254
395#
43%
23?#
Co
21
64
Natl Bk of Phila_10
6154
50c
1
1
5
6
10
Cliase Manhattan Bk (NY)_12%
27%
Assoc—8
*
(Phlla)
Liberty Real Estate Bk A Tr
42%
X37 %
(N Y)
19
Gas
51%
275
2254.
Penn
■44
48%
25
222
North
Ask
'
263
50
Corp
I
40
10
(S F)_10
Thermador
R
Bid
100
Empire Trust Co (NY)
American Coal
Par
Industrial Bk of Com (N T). .10
Industrial Natl Bank of
Irving Trust Co (N T)
Crocker-Anglo Nat Bk
Nortex Oil & Gas Corp
954
47%
13%
Co
17%
854
49%
3954
File
16%
43%
41%
Elec
50o
57 J/2
47
12'/#
&
Zapata Off-Shore Co
53
(San Francisco)
674
Bank of Commerce (Newark )_25
3854
Eng Gas
1
Tuba Consolidated Industries—1
Providence
S A
3654
14%
20
13 %
Williams Bros
Ask
54%
50c
1754-
'
12%
25%
67%
Corp
Class B common
2154
155#
185#-
2654'
5
21
Co
80%
2054
Whiting Corp
Industrial Trust Co
of America N T &
12%
Co
3054
854
854
Bank
3454
1
Mississippi Shipping Co
5
Miss Valley Barge Line Co
1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
5
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co_5
Missouri Utilities Co
1
Monogram Precision Indust—1
Mountain Fuel Supply Co
10
Gas
195#
21%
2354
10c
19%
754
2
—
Inc
2754
754
7.50
56%
.
Bank of New York
A
Bid
—10
Bank of Virginia
Laboratories
2574
40%
1454
Broadcasting
7%
24
Par
57
•7634:
19%'
1
„
Bank and Trast Gompanies
1354
Norrls
^
28%
6%
2274
10%
1
8
75 a
2354
1
1
Pacific Mercury Electronics—90c
Pacific Power & Light Co
654
Gen Telep Co of the Southwest
Giarit
19%
West Point
5354
Ilerrington Co Inc
Pioneer Natural Gas Co
Garloek
•
4874
28%
51
6574
43 54-
Westcoast Transmission
45
2954
3754
*■
-•
34%
1
American Trust Co
* 62"-'-
"*
1
39%
2654
154
1
5
Pacific Gamble Robinson Co—5
1--.-1454
c
Foote Bros Gear & Much Corp_2
Ft Wayr.e Corrugated Paper__10
30%
13
32%
2054
28
115#
37%
__1
Corp
Inc__
1854
3754
1
Co
5354
35
1754
2854
59%
56
37%
83%
11
L_10c
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn_100
First Boston Corp_:
;
__10
Fisbcr Brothers Co:_—
2.50
Morhia
80
50
'
1
Equity Oil Co4__
19:
16%
60
35"%
—1
Economics Laboratory Inc
■
Washington Natural Gaa Co
10
Washington Steel Corp
1
Watson Bros Transport "A"_l
10
1
North
18
4034
:_5<Fc
Eastern Utilities*'Associates:—10
43
407#
14%
754
6 74
5574
Northwest Production Corpse—1
—2
40
55%
52
5
(SD) Co_
7%
1
1
Corp
Steel
Star
Nicholson
23'
Co —1
A
Nat Gas
Warren
Syntex Corporation
6%
lc
Co
Blower
New
1054
21 54""'
,
34%
Co
Steamship—2.50
Corp
Stubnilz
25%
2754
32
274
274
National Shirt Shops of Del—1
of America—""
preferences,
East Tennessee
47'
.
24
26%
Go—1
Chemical Co,
Stouffer
2254
l
Warner & Swasey Co
Warren Brothers Co_.
Grocery
50c
2254
—
254
5
National Homes Corp A coin_50c
42%
2754
505#
2574"
-.1
Inc—J:;
Busli Inci..!.——_____2
Dynamics- Corp
•
Sons
& Buadstreet
Dunham
i'
&
Co
10
37%
2154
National
305s
Co—5
Diebolil Inc
Donnelley
Duffy-Mott
Tele
Strong Cobb & Co Inc
31%
3554
'.v
51%
28
National Aluminate Corp
21
44
-
48 54
1754
.
Detroit. Internat
10
10
Co
Minneapolis
1774
3054
16%
1674
2874
43%
954
5
Miles
1074
13% i
-
40%
21
19%
Statlcr Hotels Delaware Corp—1
18%
Metropolitan
1354
vtg
3
50c
17
1
18
Works
Stepan
53%
155#
13
*
13 54
Class
1
Cutter Laboratories
•
45%
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
Mlehle-Gross-Dexler Inc—
69
1454
Co Inc
Gas_5
4254
50
12
*"
Stanley
257a
1
1554
Von's
1
Speer Carbon Co—
Sprague Electric Co
Staley (A E) Mfg Co
Marquardt Aircraft
1
Maryland Sliipbldg & Dry Co_50c
Maxson (W L) Corp
3
McLean Industries
In
McLouth Steel Corp
274
McNeil Machine & Eng
5
Meredith Publishing Co
5
4254
1874
8%
3654
Rock
40%
45%
Marmon
18
Transp Lines Inc_l
Refrigeration Corp
1
Continental
38
——16
Marlin-Rockwell
16%
——2.50
Consolidated
•
26%
12
Maremont
1054
2554
2354
Freighlways
60
25 54
2374
2954
205#
56 74
515#
5
.
27%
Stanley Home Products Inc—
Common non-voting
19
34 %
14
48
Varlan Associates
Vitro Corp of Amer
Standard Register
1
3154
5
4654
Standard Pressed Steel—
—1
9
2%
28%
Svc Co
125#
554
23%
4474
Producing Co—1
11%
5
6154
225 a
1
Stand Fruit &
Madison Gas & Electric Co—16
2554
10
1
Connecticut Light & Power Co.*
Comsol
v
2%
58'A
1
Processes
2654
Co
States
South western
13
4254
Macmillan
28 %
2354
25
Corp
Gas
19%
3474
2%
1
Eng Tele Co
Gas
Oil
18 V4
32%
25
Nevada Power Co
1754
Stores Inc
Ludlow Mfg & Sales Co
5854
.
26
15%
5
4554
Lucky
27
5
Inc.—
Co
Power Co__•
Southwestern Elec
315#
3
Lone
29 54
com—
cojnmon
1954
12
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc com cl B—5
Ling Electronics
50c
2954
1
Collins
Water
16 74
Inc
Liberty Loan
754
2154
Corp——*_i
Coastal" States "Gas Prod—1
Calif
Southwest;
1
Lau
7
2954
2754
27
Citizens Util Co com cl A—3354C
Common
209
—•
Landers Frary & Clark
Lanolin Plus
2854
77
27%
23
2i5#
6
Valley Mould & Iron Corp
Vanity Pair Mills Inc
Southern
Inc—
Co
Koehring
6%
2454
16
5
Gas Co
Louisiana
Central
Utah Southern Oil Co
21%
Southern
Keystone Portland Cem Co
34%
1754
5054
29%
10
Gas Co
81
Upper Peninsular Power Co
21%
19%
12
Ketchum Co Inc—
33%
Central 111 Eloc
15
20
21V*
Kentucky Utilities Co_
42%
Corp—_'_10
14%
1954
1
Kennainetal
22
•"
3154
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs.
•-.« 55tf
Central Electric & Gas Co—3 54
22%
.
Kendall
2154.
25
Universal
1154
Corp
35%
20%
5
Co
32%
1854
42
& Trecker
Kearney
Kellogg
31 %
3174
Sys_l
Kansas-Nebraska Natural
26%
29
Corp
2
South Shore Oil & Devel Co_10c
Southern Colorado
,
12
243/4
United States Sugar Corp
1
United States Truck Lines Inc_l
United Utilities Inc
10
United Western Minerals
10c
Universal Match Corp
1274
33 74
Parchment Co_10
Corp"50c
8%
1
common
Line
13%
3774
3354
5
Corp
preferred
Gas Pipe
Tucson Gas Elec Lt A Pwr Co_5
2754
26
36 54
.
28%
1054
54%
Petrochemicals-1
Lake
1454
2674
1274
3454
66
Co
1374
_.
_.
1
774
25
-
1
_1
Topp Industries Inc..
7 54
6174
29 54
24%
Southern
„
18
74%
22
Southeastern Pub Serv Co—10c
4654
5
5%
71
•
1
Corp
5054
2374
Co
5
1
Tokhelm
5
26
Supply
Kalamazoo Veg
1054
9%-*
■
20
Cannon-Mills class B
—1
Slcil
43
199
20%
2
*
Co
19%
Co
Sierra Pacific Power Co
8%
1
Steel
Kaiser
27%
com—
Seismograph Service Corp.
*
1
& Co
Bantam
(G D)
10
Jessop Steel Co
4054
59%
38
Canadian Superior Oil -of Calif.l
:;
76 74
53%
17
1254
Calif Water & Tclcp Co
Canadian Delhi Oil Ltd
Searle
1
Electric
Jefferson
_
5054
.
..
Oregon "Power Co"Li2o
California. Water Service Co
135#
Utilities Co—15
Water
Jamaica
22
$1.46
California
Seliield
1254
72
27%
Jack & Ilointz Inc
7%
7
lic—l
2954
1
Services
Southern
2054.
Castings CO —*
Luc—_u—.^=.10
2754
9%
9%
20c
754
1
Co
5%
Thermo King Corp
Three States Nat Gaa Co
Towmotor Corp
rracerlab Inc
14%
10%
5674
1454
44%
26%
10%
5254
Time Inc
1374
25 "A
l
2774
3874
1674
42
36%
55a
7754
•
7%
3454
Trans
37%
1
Trans
874
Gas
3574
1
65%
35 %
Transmla Corp.7
1
1
874
Eastern
2554
•
79%
61
6%
73
Inc
Sabre-Pinon Corp
San Jacinto Petroleum
74%
Corp
274
30
,
Tekoll
Corp
s
2654
•
1
Tampax Inc
Tappan Stove Co_
10
Ryder System
Freight
Service
5474
(H H) Co
Rochester Telephone Corp
3554
,
preferred—25
Corp
Public
49
Robertson
Rose Marie Reid—
common
Iowa
13
•
2754
Corp
Co
■
Burndy
Bakeries
Motor
Steel
Bullock's
Interstate
12
Myers Inc
59%
1
Water
&
Securities
& Sliarpe Ml'g Co-.
Beryllium Co-_____--;
Brush
■
47%
Robblns &
25c
22...
International Textbook Co
Interstate
*
Roadway Express class A
'■
255#
Inc
Interstate
Light.Co__l
Black Sivalls & Bryson Inc com_l
Botany Mills Inc....
___1
Texas National Petroleum
Texas Natural Gasoline
2054
1
15%
Power &
Texas HI Nat Gaa Pipeline Co.l
Texas Industries Inc
1
5554
Husky Oil Co
25.%
'Beryllium Corp
24%
Rockwell Manufacturing Co
Roddis Plywood Corp
Co
1454
Inc
4654
2274
1154
Hugoton Gas Trust "units"
23%
Berkshire; Hathaway
4374
15
Mat—.
1
Beneficial. Corp—
Texas
1074
Gas—
10
Beinis Eros Bag
1474
1
——254
A
Co—
Gossert
&
1374
1354
A
Engineering
class
Co
Indiana
t
1274
Co
1
Voltage
Hoover
Indian
10
Texas
1
class
Houston Corp
f^%
Easier Laboratories.—4454.
31%
148
Curtis Ind
Indianapolis Water Co
.Bates
2
874
33%
146
99%
...
7%
Riley Stoker Corp
30%
5
1754
1.
5c
51%
48
3654
Helene
36%
354
Richardson
554
(M A) Co class A coin_10
Class B common
10
14%.
2.254
Co____L__
3354
Mfg
Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp—
Class A common
1
10
Corp..
■Avon Products Inc_____
Chemicals & Controls—1
Houston
14
■Arvida Corp
33%
Hearst Cons Publications cl A-25
34
Co—_ 10
3154
554
2854
1
Hanna
24%
374
Republic Natural Gas Co
Haloid
23
23
Co____5
1
3
River Brand Rice Mills Inc„374
Ask
203
191
-10c
Corp—-d2.50
Gustin-Bacon
6Lit
4054
5
Co___
57%-
5
:
20 %.
*
coimikin
preferred
Society
Gulf Sulphur Corp
22
29.%.
26%
2154
1974
Bid
•
Corp
Grolier
51%
41-%
Bid
5
Rare Metals Corp of America
Reeves Soundcraft Corp
Hagan
37>/4
43.54
27%
22%
68%
32.%
8354
35%
1
Board
Grinnell
7%
67b
.
Par
Ask
Bid
Par
'Aerovox Corp
Air Products Inc
Aak
Ralston Purina Co
preceding page.
„
4€
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1062)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
Quotations for Friday,
February
Bid
land*—
Mutual
Ask
Par
10
1
xlO.28
11.23
Aetna Insurance Co
10
of Boston—1
11.56
12.63
Aetna
lo
227
35.56
Agricultural Insurance
8.01
Investment
4.35
4.64
Investment Trust
9.15
10.00
Istel Fund Inc
38%
Johnston
Aze-Koughton. Fund "A" Inc—1
Aze-Koughton Fund "B" Inc—5
,
1.82
1
34.86
(The) Mutual Fund—1
Custodian Funds—
(Investment Bonds)
1
U23.16
24.37
25.43
(Medium Grade Bonds)_1
(Low Priced Bonds)
1
23.14
25.25
16.53
18.03
B-l
5.88
6.39
Br2
8.67
9.42
B-3
Aze-Kougftton Stock Fund Inc_l
4.58
5.01
B-4
Corp-lc
Aze-Temple ton Growth Fund
Canada Ltd
1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Bond Inv Tr of America
*
Eos con Fund Inc——
—1
Eroad Street Investment
1
Bullock Fund Ltd1
13.07
14.21
K-l
Aze-£cience & Eleci'ni'cs
America
11.19
American Home Assurance Co_5
Amer Ins Co (Newark N J)
American Investors Corp—.
29%
Amer
20.66
22.22
S-3
14.71
16.05
American
17.30
18.70
S-4
(Speculative Com SLk)__1
(Low Priced Com Stksi_l
12.53
13.68
American Surety Co
26.06
28.17
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
12.99
13.77
15.09
Com
Knickerbocker
Fund
1
Corp—100 14,450 14,950
Composite
.■Concord
1
1
9.83
10.68
9.88
10.74
Income
1
15.03
16.34
—1
18.99
20.64
Fund Inc————1
———1
16.45
17.88
& Stock
Fund Inc
Western Investment Inc
Income Fund
1
Dividend
De Vegh
Investing Co Inc
-1
Fund Ine——1
De Vegh Mutual
Delaware Fund—.
.——1
Delaware Income Fund Inc——1
Diver
17.55
21
Lazard
Fund
17.79
17.97
80
84 3
X12.09
10.42
4
13.29
Dreyfus 35 und Inc
Life Insurance Investors Inc—1
Life
17%.
37%
31%
12.48
13.40
17.98
19.65
Inc—1
6.71
7.31
Sayles Mutual Fund—*
a46.16
Insurance
Loomis
Stk Fund
General
2.64
28
14%
15%
37%
Commonwealth
Co
Life
13.16
2
General
Assurance
&
Life
Casualty
Forster
3.85
4.24
lc
2.84
3.13
Paper
shares
lc
3.97
4.37
lc
2.55
26%
28%
10
334
348
5
175
183
5
112%
116%
10
74%
78%
Co
Co
Inc
3.60
3.97
Transport
2.74
3.02
13.46
14.55
13.09
14.15
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
1.25
Employers Group Assoc
Employers Reinsurance Corp
._*
5
3%
4%
75
79%
48%
51%
2.81
Special Investment shares—lc
shares
Massachusetts
shares
Mass
lc
Investors
beneficial
of
Investors
Trust
int_33%o
Growth
Stock
Fund Inc
33'Ac
4
.
Fidelity Ar Deposit of Md
Fireman's Fund (S F)
Franklin
Life
Units
of beneficial interest
Fund
«Sz
1
21.74
23.50
Automation
10
2.50
Inc
11.92
13.03
Government
16.12
17.43
10.13
11.11
Mutual
Shares
Corp
20.72
22.42
3.35
National
12.29
13.29
Home
14.30
National
Investors Corp
1
Security Series—
1
Series
11.34
12.39
1
_
6.20
6.78
1
23.47
25.10
Di v'idend Series
4.42
4.83
—1
23.89
25.54
Preferred Stock Series
1
8.44
Electronics Investment Corp—1
7.03
Income
1
X6.52
19.89
20.09
7.85
8.13
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc__1
16.13
17.44
New
England Fund
17.84
19.29
New
York
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
X4.26
4.67
10c
5.72
6.25
Inc——1
2.77
3.03
*
xlO.08
10.96
77%
Merchants & Manufacturers
_4
13
-10
66
-10
,117
Monument
National
Life
(Bait)
—
Fire
—
Natl Life & Accident Ins—_—10
National
Union
I
Fire
101
107
70'/3
1061a
111
5
44%
Nationwide Corp class A
-5
201a
21%
New
Amsterdam
-2
51
54%
Hampshire
10
48
51%
New
York
CasualtyFire
Fire
5
34
36%
River
-2.50
43
46%
3 .33%
15
16%
Y„. .12%
49
52%
North
Northern Ins
Co
of
N
Northwestern National Life
Insurance (Minn)
Ex-20%
Life
95
10
66
lo
64
68%
27%
29%
5
.
dividend-.
Phoenix
60
85%
22%
24%
(N C >
1
5%
6%
(Pa)
5
49 %
52%
2
17%
Quaker City Life Ins
40%
Reinsurance Corp
22%
Republic
Co
(N Y)
)2l;%;:
4
117
125
St
140
152
Security (New Haven)
Springfield Fire <fc Marine
Insurance (Texas)
lo
Republic Natl Life Insurance
2
Paul Fire & Marine
6.25
Seaboard
46%
25%
44%
48
5
192
55%
200
58
$6.50
1
7%
8%
Ins__lo
92%
38%
41%
70%
73
77%
60
63%
10
91
97
34%
37%
2
34
10
107
.10
36 %
113
(N
63%
8
Y)
60%
26
28
5
& Trust
Travelers
92
%
96%
Co_Ilo
88%
92
3
31%
33%
2
41%
44%
2
Fidelity & Guaranty
31%
33%
U s Fire
U S Lil'e Insurance Co in
the
City
19%
65
10
Co
preferred
Title Guar
96%
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y—10
Surety
Standard Accident
U S
Co
64%
81%
10
77-%
23%
70
;_io
73%
Co_—__lo
Hartford Firo Insurance Co
lo
103
Ins—-
stock
5
Ins
10
Pacific Iifrdemnity Co
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y
Peerless Insurance Co
37%
43%
47%
Northeastern
5
5
Standard Life
14%
123
of
Y
N
7.13
10
-20c
51%
73%
;
9.22
7.63
38%
46
-10
Insurance
Jefferson
43%
36%
Pyramid Life Ins
.
Lite
4%
40%
5
63%
Employees Liie
Owners
56
4%
.5
Providence-Washington
(Fla)
Balanced Series
Bond
Hanover
22%
229
Merchants Fire Assurance-
83%
Home
of beneficial interest—
60%
(Jacksonville Fla)„2%
Gulf Life
Mutual Trust Shares
220
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins_.
1.50
Ins (D C)
Great American
1
Bonding
.5
23%
20/%
52%
.1
65%
Government Employees Ins
(D C)
1
Fund Inc
Casualty
Massachusetts
62
4
General Reinsurance Corp
Glens Falls
Globe & Republic—
Muutal Income Foundation Fd_l
21%
/
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc—I
Maryland
3%
20%
61%
■■
10
79%
Insurance
Mutual Investment
1
Ask
57%
3
—10
National Life
Philadelphia
Federal
3
19%
New
(Ky)
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc-1
Eaton & Howard—
30%
Ins
Connecticut
3.72
3.05
68%
35 %
3.42
22.85
24%
1
al4.9Q
20.24
64
36%
2.91
shares—lc
shares—.
shares
,10
11%
5
Continental
Metal
Petroleum
Shippers
22%
4%
4%
-
Bankers Natl Life Ins (N J)__lo
Crura
Industries
34
—_6.25
Continental
Managed Funds—
Electrical Equipment shares_lc
3%
10%
5
Re-insurance
&
4
1
1
13.64
X12.26
1
(Wash D C)
(Galveston)
-
Beneficial Standard Life—!
Boston Insurance Co
1
9.19
1
:
0.59
17
Bankers
1
11.45
10.20
Shares—
Shares
1
Lexington Trust Fund——_25c
Lexington Venture Fund—
1
Missiles-Jets
25c
Trustee
E
Inc
Massachusetts Life Fund—
8.03
2.50
Diversified
6.02
7.24
Mercury
.
7.35
8.39
Investment
Dividend
16.23
19»it
9.31
Fund Inc—1
Fund—1
8ck
Growth
Diversified
Series
139 %
11.77
10.84
Consolidated Investment Trust-l
Crown
133'/-
1
;
6.60
8.66
12.67
Bond
2%
14.05
22.17
Fund Inc——.
12%
34
10.44
Amer Nat Ins
11.59
Commonwealth Stock Fund
11%
9.57
13.82
20.50
Composite
1
Lincoln
XlO.25
15.08
50c
Investment
Fla)
20.21
9.62
Fund Inc—
(Jacksonville
13.82
30.13
Commonwealth
Life Companies Inc
Life Insurance Co of Va
12.67
8.80
Commonwealth
23%
X18.52
27.87
100
21%
Stocks)—1
20.28
Securities
Life & Casualty Ins Co
of Tenn
19%
(Income
18.74
Christiana
37%
43%
17%
(Speculative Pfd Stks)—1
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
—1
Canadian International Growth
Fund. Ltd----———-—-1
7 % preferred —
Colonial F und Inc-—
40
S-2
16.24
Chemical Fund Inc
35
-
Bid
Mtge & Title Co„65c
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)
5
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)
2
10
6-1
K-2
Century Shares Trust————1
Chase Fund of Boston
—1
■
237
Par
Lawyers
Equitable Assur
5
Fidelity & Casualty.5
$1.25 conv preferred
5
Amer Heritage Life Ins—
13.52
15.02
Canadian Fund Inc
Co
82%
American
33.45
1
—
Life
200
1
1
(Discount Bonds)
(Income Pfd Stocks)
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
Ltd
Surety
12.44
General Fund—
(1054;
&
30.61
1
California Fund Inc
Canada
Casualty
American
Keystone
6.33
5.79
of
Aetna
Companies
Ask
79
7.40
1.66
Bid
192
Aberdeen
36%
Par
4.69
Affiliated
Co
Ask
4.29
Intl Resources Fund Inc
Fund
25c
Fund Inc
1.25
American Business Shares
1
American Mutual Fund Inc—1
Amer Research <fc Development-*
Associated Fund Trust
•
Atomic Devel Mut Fund Inc__l
Bid
lc
2.19
Monday, March 2, 195&
.
SECURITIES
Insurance
Funds—
1.99
.
27
Mutual Funds
Mutual
.
Fund—
Ealanced
Stock Fund—.
.
Energy Fund Inc
Equity Fund Inc_—
Fidelity Fund Inc
Florida Growth Fund Inc
Florida
Fund
Mutual
Founders Mutual Fund
.
lc
11.56
12.70
Preferred stock series—_—lc
6.03
6.65
18.62
20.41
Common stock series
Fundamental Investors Inc
2
Futures
1
2.68
2.91
1
14.34
15.67
1
15.54
16.80
1
7.34
7.99
Inc
Stock Series
Growth
General
Capita! Corp
General Investors Trust
Group Securities—
Automobile
1—lc
8.71
9.54
lc
10.09
11.05
lc
7.79
8.54
_lc
8.33
lc
13.78
15.09
Stock Fund_lc
13.60
14.89
shares
—
Capital Growth Fund
Chemical
shares
Common (The)
Food shares
,
8.28
9.08
10.57
11.58
lc
7.37
8.08
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
8.36
9.16
lc
Fully Administered shares—lc
General Eond shares
Institutional
Bond
RR
8.41
13.07
14.31
7.17
7.86
lc
11.40
12.48
lc
Mining shares
shares—
Railroad Bond
8.07
lc
lc
2.34
2.58
shares—lc
Merchandising shares
Petroleum
shares
Equipment shares
lc
6.23
6.83
Railroad Stock shares
/
lc
10.44
11.44
_lc
10.51
11.57
lc
7.79
8.54
lc
11.61
12.71
Steel
>
shares
Tobacco
Utilities
23.56
37 %
39%
1
12.42
13.57
shares-
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
l
18.13
18.67
19.92
20.53
1
13.27
14.35
1
4.77
5.21
1
Street Fund
15.46
16.94
Over-the-Counter Securities
Fund Inc
Peoples
-
Securities
Corp
Philadelphia Fund Inc
Pioneer
Price
Fund
•
(T Rowe)
11.39
25.06
25.31
X17.12
18.61
2.50
Growth Stock
l
Fund
Putnam
10.45
1
Inc
Inc
Fund Inc
Inc
(Geo)
Fund
37.17
37.55
1
-
7.92
8.56
1
X13.94
15.15
l
15.18
16.50
1
Putnam Growth Fund
Quarterly
Dist
Shares
Inc
Scuader Fund
of Canada
Bcudder Stevens & Clark
7.52
8.17
25c
•
&
5.05
10c
1.25
9.86
Shares
Southwestern Investors Inc—1
13.72
Haycock Fund Inc
1
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
a26.69
Income Fund of Boston
Incorporated Income
Incorporated
Sovereign
14.50
15.88
37%
40%
1
State Street investment Corp„*
Stein Roe & Farnum Fund
1
Sterling Investment Fund Inc-1
Televusion-Electronics Fund
1
Texas
Fund
Inc
United Funds
1
a35.89
12.55
13.28
14.70
16.02
9.73
10.63
Inc—
United Accumulated Fund
1
United Continental Fund
12.25
13.32
1
7.92
Sliares_l
11.16
12.13
:_1
12.83
14.02
1
16.87
18.34
Fund
Canada
Ltd
Line
Income
Value
Line
Special
X8.60
9.40
1
9.71
10.61
9.14
9.88
lc
12.37
13.53
Fund
;_1
7.67
5.90
6.45
3.84
4.20
1
8.20
June
11.05
12.09
11.28
12.34
100.5
97.20
99.25
10.45
Investors Fund Inc
Wellington Equity Fund
Wellington Fund
99.26
100.2
99.4
99 21
2%s Feb.
99.28
1,
I960
1,
I960—
98.28-
2%s June
1960
3%s
99.24
1,
3,
100.3
1961
April
98.20
98.24
4s
Sept. 20,
100.10
4s
May 1, 1962
100.9
100.13
2%s May 1, 1963
3%s May 2, 1966
4%s March 20, 1969—
4%s July 15, 1969—
99.14
99.20
98.8
98.20
96.16
96.28
100.6
101.20
95
April 1, 1959
100.14
100
Central Bank for
Cooperatives—
1.70s March 2, 1959
June
100.8
100.6
4%s Nov. 12, 1963
4%s June 10, 1965
3%s March 11, 1968
95.16
99.28
I
99.29
1961
3%s Sept.
15,
99.29
100.4
99.10
99.4
100.7
98.28
99.4
100.8
1972
100.20
100.8
100.20
94.16
94,16
95
95
102
103
102.16
3%s April 1, 1970
4%s Oct. 1, 1970-1967
3%s May 1, 1971
4%8 Feb. 15. 1972-1967
100
Ask
103.16
93%
101
,94%
102
92%
93%
98
II
—
99
95.24
96.24
1,
1959
100.1
100.1
100.5
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
Figures after decimal point represent
Maturity—
Bid
Certificates of Indebtedness—
1%S March 24, 1959
Ask
99.20
99.22
99.14
100.12
1960
l%s Oct.
Treasury Notes—
1,
point
a
1,
1,
Feb.
15,
1%S April
1959
1959
99.26
99.4
3%s Nov. 15, 1959—.
IV2S April 1, 1960
3'/as May 15, i960
3%s May 15, 1960
100.6
100
99.12
100.9
1960
97.8
1961
96.2
May 15, 1961
4s
Aug. 1, 1961
l'/as Oct. 1, 1961
3%s Feb. 15, 1962
4s
1,
of
3%
100.10
April
32nds
Bid
1%S April
99.12
100.6
l%s Oct.
more
Ask
Treasury Notes (Continued)—
100.4
1 %s
or
99.30
3%s Feb
15,
ene
Maturity—
99.29
l%s May 15, 1959
1%S Aug. 1, 1959
3%s Nov. 15, 1959
11.42
Situations
Investing Corp
1959—
100.5
1960
10,
98
1,
3%s Feb.
3%s Aug. 23, I960
3%S Feb. 13. 1962
3%s March 11, 1963
Washington Mutual
_lc
Institutional Growth Fund-lc
100.3
100.3
May
99.30
100.23
94.28
99.24
100.26
100.30
93.24
Aug. 15, 1962
1%S Oct. 1, 1962_
101.31
4s
Nov.
15,
95.4
99.20
ix
1962
3%s
96.10
100.21
1962—
1,
97.16
99.28
94
101.
92.24
93
99.28
1962
100
8.96
Inc
Inc
Wall Street
7.02
1
Fund
1
10c
Value
Ltd—
Institutional Bank
Funds
Value Line Fund Inc
1
Inst Foundation Fund—
United
point
a
3%s May 1, 1959
1%S Oct. 20, 1959
100.I
8.66
Fund
Income
2.82
1
Inc
Fund
Investors
.Institutional Shares
2.58
5.52
4s
14.83
Investors
of
Bid
2 %s
1959
June 10, 1959—
3%S Aug. 10, 1959
3%s Oct. 13, 1959
16.95
Fund
32nds
more
Land Bank Bonds—
100.2
1959——
2s
12.56
15.47
B)
(Edison
100
1963
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
1.65s April 10, 1959—
10.67
11.49
1
Smith
or
Federal
ax—
5.01
E-C7—
Series E-DA
15,
Aug. 17,
3%s April 15,
3.50s
ax39.35
1
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Amer
13.95
United Science Fund
L„10c
Series
3%s April
Clark—
Common Stock Fund
Selected
12.90
one
Ask
2.85s
Fund Inc
Scuader Stevens
United
Hamilton Funds Inc—•
Figures after decimal point represent
Federal Home Loan Banks—
3%s March 16, 1959
3%S
William
9.13
Aviation shares
Euilding
8.45
21.79
J
Nucleonics Chemistry &
Electronics Shares Inc
Puritan
shares
X7.73
1
Capital Fund
Pine Street Fund
Gas- Industries Fund Inc
9.06
1
Series
Westchester Fire
Obligations of Government Agencies
9.90
1
Stock
of Canada Ltd
One
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
1
Series
98.8
99.31
99.20
98.16
100.1
99.22
2%s Feb.
15,
1%S
April
1%S
Oct.
1963
1,
1,
95.18
^
1963
95.22
91.28
92.4
90.28
1963
91.4
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
11.52
12.52
1
14.07
15.34
Ask
Rate
nc
1
12.97
14.02
1% %
7-
1-58
4-
1-59
99.25
99.28
3.50%
12-
1-58
9-
1-59
100
100.2
Wisconsin Fund Inc
1
6.01
6.50
2.00%
8-
1-58
5-
4-59
99.24
99.27
3.45%
1-
5-59
10-
1-59
100
100.2
2.30%
9-
2-58
6-
3.45%
2-
2-59
11-
2-59
100
100.2
3.25%
10-
1-58
7-
1-59
3.70s
3-
2-59
12-
1-59
100.1
100.3
3.60%
11-
3-58
8-
3-59
,
Institutional Income Fund__lc
Institutional
Insur
Fund
lc
7.17
7.83
13.41
14.67
Recent
Bonds—
Barium
.
Bid
Steel S%s
1969
British Petroleum 6fe
1930-76
Burlington Industries 4%s_1975
C I T Financial
4%s
89
Whitehall Fund
'
j.
Rate
Dated
Due
Security Issues
Ask
91
57%
59
98
99
Bonds—
Lowensteln
Bid
(M)
Bid
1-59
4% 5
99.31
99.27
100.2
Due
86%
98
102
March
1976
110
113
March
12,
N Span Uranium 5%s ww__1963
87
89
March
19,
87%
1959_:
5,
Yield Price
Ask
Bid
99.983
June
11.
1959
99.319
99.338
1959
99.938
99.943
June
1959
99.200
99.228
1959
99.894
99.903
June
18,
22,
25,
1959
102'4
102%
Canadian Pacific Ry 4s
1969
Carrier Corp 4%e
1982
Cent Illinois Pub Sen 4%s_1989
102%
103%
105
106%
105%
106%
Chance Vought 5%s
1977"
•Commonwealth Edison 4%s_2009
106
107%
102%
10°%
Commonwealth Oil Rei 6s—1972
San Diego Gas & Elec 4%s_1984
141
103%
103%
146
125
104
12!
104%
122%
Sheraton Co of Am 5s ww__1967
Southern Bell Tel 4%s
1993
Southern Natural Gas 4%s_1979
121
•BS Paso Natural Gas 5%e__l97?
104%
105
Sperry Rand 51-2 8
1982
124
126
1971
101%
102%
Transcont Gas Pipe Line 5s 1979
102%
103(4
1971
116
120
♦No
1970
98
102
a
Net
k
Admitted
Ferro
Corp 3%e__
Fruehauf
3%fl
Trailer
——
1975
4s
Pacific
98
1976
101%
1975
Port Cement 5s
1977
Gcrt'l Tire & Rubber 6s ww 1982
Indiana Michigan Eiec 4%s_1988
Inland Steel 4%s
1939
Tel
&
Tel
4%s
ww
99.853
June
115%
99.802
99.811
July 2.
105 %
106%
1959
April 2, 1959
April 9,
1959
99.843
113%
1973
99.757
July
102%
103%
April
1959
99.688
99.700
Julv
16,
1959
99.639
99.653
102%
Textron
5s
99.092
July
16,
April 23,
April 30,
99.747
—
1959
99.607
7,
99.498
99.516
August
6.
14,
1959
99.428
99.444
August
13.
May
May
15,
21,
1959
1959
99.420
99.437
Augsut
20.
99.373
99.391
August 27, 1959
99.373
99.391
Sept.
1959
21,
.
1959
151
Underwood
196
201
U S Industries 4%s
105%
105%
1033/S
103%
Corp
5%s
Washington Wtr Pwr
Westcoast Trans
5%s
4%s_1989
1988
104%
104%
100
103
par
Stock
b Bid
value
asset
d
value.
to
listing
Exchange
yield price
the New York
x
!
98.700
98.624
98.528
98.575
Ex-rights,
stock,
issued,
y Ex-stock
dividend.
98.438
98.477
98.179
„
Ex-dividend
wi When
98.783
98.579
1959
t New
on
98.840
98.657
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
147
98.961
98.897
98.800
98.742
1959
99.590
99.017
98.859
1959
1959
99.106
98.983
98.925
1959
May
May
1959
99.1
99.074
1959
23,
1959
July 30, 1959—
May 28,
Amer
1959
9,
1990
102
128""
General
March 26,
1977
5s
Ask
99.979
1989
5%s
Ask
100.5
Yield Price
Bid
1981
1975
Pacific Petroleum
Bid
United States Treasury Bills
Ask
& Sons—
Mueller Brass 3%s
National Can 5s
99.24
100.2
Dated
98.212
Volume
189
Number 5825
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1063)
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
"'I..,
Bank
'
'
based
us
increase compared with
Pre¬
a year ago.
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
Saturday, Feb. 28, clearings for all
$21,872,522,561 against $21,140,537,057 for the
week
same
gain for the week ending Friday, of 1.3%.
a
the week follows:
in
^
V''.'-'
New York...,
.
1959
•
:
1958
:
+
4 700 274.
.
,
m
1,201,000,000
+
946,000,000
+
1.5
655,368,233
—
386,013,892
+
620,179,000
635,261,221
440,925,598
540,764,940
509,867,571
334,752,960
Cleveland
:
cities,
five
cities,
five
(11
343,063,677
4,344,191,036
-
All
cities,
cities, five days-
—
16,026,03?
10,405,433
1,017,508,175
+25.7
1,222,884,266
1,172,688,501
11,104,382
310,511,675
572,728,255
8.4
11,228,694
10,267,507
+10.4
320,499,071
014,464,911
273,476,761
Complete and
in
our
ends
exact details for the week covered
We cannot furnish them
Accordingly, in the
1.3
able to
Feb. 21.
+
8.2
+
802,922,225
Whole country
having amounted to
week in 1958.
-
2.7
+
District of
+;:;
yj
by the foregoing will
as
increase of 4.2%.
an
eral Reserve Districts in which
they
are
has to be estimated.
409,256,150
432,562,731
1,328,367,591
3,360,536
23,058,908
202,533,499
+ 41.4
3,293,819
+ 11.6
+ 24.1
23,713,876
167.157.094
8,818,255
6,818,722
+ 29.3
6,402,772
416,981,797
137,015,670
6,905,973
264,462,087
118,986,958
+ 57.7
+ 15.2
329.824.095
110,370,615
302,383,831
103,668,891
850,879,255
619,220,710
+37.4
640,762,271
600,948,291
30,504,530
152,791,204
422,300,000
+17.7
4,286,685
+56.5
6.813,846
343,079,224
278,693,566
4,059,779
235,211,898
222,801,382
+67.8
5,445,823
+20.3
+25.1
285,889,377
230,236,308
14,363,215
+18.2
16,284,466
9.0
682,604
570 ,421
-
(6 cities)
_
Sixth Federal Reserve
i—35,892,929
Nashville
178,720,871
465,700,000
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
same
Alabama—Birmingham
~
Mobile
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New
Total
16,977,290
704,567
„
Orleans
furnish
We group the cities according to the Fed¬
located and from this
summary by
we
note that in the
Seventh Federal Reserve
Michigan—Ann
Grand
1st Boston
2nd
3rd
New
:
——
,
' -V,
Philadelphia
Federal Reserve Districts:
St.
Minneapolis
Kansas
11th
—
14,453,916,199
13,826.669,751
1,278,874,304
Dec. %
768,387,902
702,200,687
4.5
10,609,050,336
8,975,052,707
1,017,598,175
+ 25.7
1,222,884,266
1,172,688,504
1,425,349,013
+13.5
1,445,069,721
619,220,710
4 37.4
640,762,271
600,948,292
it
-108
add
now
week ended
Moines
•
Total
+ 49.0
107,708,783
5,923,301
45,158,295
13,838,432
1,022,411
+ 33.4
35,445,211
+ 48.9
39,332,771
11,890,802
+ 43.1
1,050,104
1,135,355,847
+ 20.2
6,448,478
17,473,172
5,609,352
14,744,143
1,004,827,997
5,232,354
16,454,538
11,072,802.
7,596,840
+ 15.2
12,541,592
8.2
89,918,000
+
—
0.3
+15.0
+ 18.5
10,134,097
-
-
12,012,323
1,369,001
1,004,367,411
5,920,777:
7,040,945
6,082,844
+15.8
6,055,208
12,653,221
9,301,391
5,183,783-
1,816,134,285
;—
Louis—..
1,525,141,508
+19.1
1,360,169,142
1,316,266,901
381,600,000
158,194,430
333,900,001
182,942,461
127,872,971
—423,600,000
1
242,536,535
171,200,341
++5.8
9,002,338
653,027,593
646,842,493
+ 23.7
606,502,435
514,156,819
Minneapolis
704,114,737
+ 18.1
585,794,182
553,345,475
St.
+ 11,0
325,600,000
+ 53.3
179,578,189
+ 22.4
145,195,369
2,774,492
139,928,751
2,547,818
8.9
2,654,035
2,127,051
840,111,368
682,270,999
+23.1
653,027,593
646,842,493!
0.6
350,076,015
—
——
(4 cities)
614,698,710
585,657,047
+ 20.3
559,155,463
513,353,659
1,243,303,633
+ 15.4
1,158,035,779
1,013,252,984
Ninth Federal Reserve
+
District—Minneapolis-
Minnesota—Duluth
9,253,198
415,133.368
+ 23.9
151,765,486
12,761,291
+ 12.8
10,411,911
6,053,108
6,690,954
3,948,900
6,066,346
14,360,857
13,194,580
760,565,492
Dakota.—Aberdeen
+ 24.9
153,189,464
11,311,325
614,698,710
■
Dakota—Fargo
South
8,744,708
418,243,387
189,731,485
North
8,689,010
522,278,787
—
—
Paul
—
Montana—Billings
Helena
27,149,010,507
24,346,062,617
+ 11.5
20,945,770,358
18,491,982,470
10,930,554,923
+ 20.5
10,735,255,925
9,877,831,031
statement showing the figures for each
city for the
years:
Total
(7
cities)
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
Nebraska—Fremont
Week Ended February 21
1958
Inc. or
$
Dec. c/o
—
+ 53.3
4,062,351
5,809,580
8.8
10,066,541
10,979,761
+ 23.7
606,502,435
514,156,811
+
1957
$
1956
$
818,252
+ 45.4
942,128
623,690
8,415,961
+ 51.1
519,042
+ 31.3
8,684,349
159,380,732
11,045,556
Omaha
207,751,064
6,765,772
31,638,736
165,428,430
+ 25.6
7,728,233
—12.5
27,717.887
+ 14.1
551,274,211
472,587,340
+16.7
13,998,505
14,188,694
6,986,769
6,606,250
831,592,367
704,114,737
Kansas—Topeka
Wichita
,
Missouri—Kansas
2,090,194
+ 80.5
2,225,924
3,134,521
5,396,564
+ 30.7
5,616,270
2,783,186
636,802,544
+ 27.1
620,371,178
585,889,169
3,514,198
2,970,554
+ 20.0
3,055,034
City
St. Joseph
Colorado—Colorado
Total
Springs—
(9 cities)
6,196,01.5
City—
1,189,626
—
7,738,491
127,307,701
7,485,277
4,373,54*
+ 10.3
Lincoln
7,054,450
Lowell
5,677,629
116,014,004
6,245,860
89,321,000
; 9,139,663
3,969,318
1,155,506,359
802,152,899
—
3,935,890
+ 11.3
—
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
1,316,266,900
3,771,667
Fall River
+ 22.0
12,664,861
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.
1,359,685,810
$
Portland
+
141,133,093
-
(17 cities)
1,360,169,142
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
Massachusetts—Boston
8,916,573
8,513,303
10,031,121
66,311,001
9,436,967
3,571,620
-<—
+ 17.9
1959
Maine—Bangor—
10,535,632
7,287,031
———
—
+ 23.1
^
'
■
1.982,011
17,058,215
—
;
Hastings
.
3,188,341
4.6
+ 31.2
—
Illinois—Blooming ton
+ 19.1
February 21 for four
Clearings at—
—18.9
20,128,496
11,702,050
14,592,014
96,687,000
9,112,352
4,841,917
157,123,934
8,458,390
60,243,456
20,596,942
1,462,655
1,364,352,570
Des
682,270,999
1,435,325,954
detailed
4,779.771
3,874,836
21,048,772
—
Sioux City
1,333,650,372
13,173,800,768
our
12,835, 225
1,155,506,331
-
Haute
Terre
1,525,141,568
11
Outside New York City
181,624, 395
1,359,685,810
Wayne
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Rapids
831,592,367
cities
+
+17.9
Iowa—Cedar
1,816,134,285
it
704,431,284
1
6,357, 433
6,271, 550
222,573. 235
1,328,367,591
850,879,255
+
If
j
We
$
745,633,360
11
—10
5,933,998
-
it
12th San Francisco
379,700, 000
1,333,650,372
Indianapolis
760,565,492
Dallas
Total
$
1956
+ 28.4
:
11
9
28,543, 591
121,569, 671
410,200,000
195,460 ,913
South Bend
840,111,368
7
City
5
986,875,259
1957
or
**
4
—.
646,446
137,681,825
+10.3
District—Chicago-
Rapids
1,572,507,527
—17--
Louis
Inc.
41
10
Chicago
8th
10th
"
6
—
1958
'
_
30,952,041
+17.0
236,379,368
Lansing
Indiana—Fort
Total
it
7
—
Richmond
7th
,
ir
8,291,741
+ 21.6
Springfield
1,617,797,213
11 ,1
—
6th Atlanta
9th
• »- -
9"
—
4th Cleveland
5th
%
—12 cities
York
;
1959
3,24(3,573
176,451,263 i
196,685,233
Arbor
Decatur
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
Week Ended Feb. 21—
51,837,301
12,877,633
12,221,245
1,572,507,527
(10 cities)
Rockford
a
15,911,022
14,744,073
gain of 20.5%, the bank clearings at
District of 20.3% and in the San
Francisco Reserve District 15.4%.
we
58,965,800
9.5
239,216,388
18.1%, in the Dallas Reserve
following
6.0
+
+ 31.5
+
District—Atlanta-
Tennessee—Knoxville
Macon
New York Reserve District the
totals register a gain of
4.5%, in the Boston Reserve
District of 28.4% and in the
Philadelphia Reserve District of 25.7%. In the Cleveland
Reserve District the totals record an
expansion of 13.5%, in the Richmond Reserve
District of 37.4% and in the Atlanta
Reserve District of 17.9%. The
Chicago Reserve
District has managed to
enlarge its totals by 19.1%, the St. Louis Reserve District
by 23.1% and the Minneapolis Reserve District by 23.7%.
In the Kansas City
Reserve District the totals show an
improvement of
In the
535,124,401
1,445,069,721
Columbia—Washington
appear
the week
$27,149,010,507 against $24,346,062,617 in the
a
+18.2
+13.5
3.5
/'
cases
+
+10.4
__
Florida—Jacksonville
was
6,859,703
1,425,349,013
_
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
increase of 11.5%, the aggregate
clearings for the
Outside of this city there
this center showing
.
6,708,846
Richmond
however, which we present further below,
give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
was an
5,429,333
2,481,28/
-
District—Richmond—
Virginia—Huntington
+22.8
today, inasmuch
above the last day of the week in all
For that week there
7,384,792
4,750,397
25,739,000
257,574,136
(7 cities)
.,,
we are
5,765,620
63,649,500
10,885,661
12,280,449
444,189,091
Virginia—Norfolk
In the elaborate detailed
statement,
;
4,186,325
+ 42.7
490.439,940
_
:
Fifth Federal Reserve
2.4
not available at time of going to press.
are
+ 34.9
1,617,797,213
-
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
Total
Saturday and the Saturday figures
3,324,569
5,535,956
12,033,331
342,907,161
677,195,536
67,458,000
14,314,073
13,449,172
_
Youngstown
+
Vi. V"/,
issue of next week.
+18.0
3,428,116
6.1
$21,872,522,561 $21,140,537,057
-.V:VyV
•z
6,834,040
38.2'
2.4
+
—
4,014,611,135
986,047,784
Total all cities for week
/:■
+
"
....
Columbus
3.4
$20,886,474,777 $20,337,614,832
*
day
one
3,803,701
1,119,000,001
3,653,68/
13,971,141
South
Total all
4,678,977
1, 166,000,000
1,278,874,304
cities)
Cleveland
4.8
—
816,542,283,741 $16,323,003,697
days
+ 33.6
3,096,401
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
West
days
+ 57.4
+ 24.8
12,242,240
Jersey—Trenton
Total
Baltimore
1,894,291
1,664,002
+ 76.0
;
Cincinnati
+ 14.0
326,300,000
425,810,996
Pittsburgh
1,724,321
1,730,814
+ 15.5
York
Mansfield
439,928,987
San Francisco
+ 11.0
15,144,554
13,079,256
Wilkes-Barre
Delaware—Wilmington
OWd~^?anton
6.6
341,800,000
Louis
'
3.9
611,915,120
Kansas City
$
1,470,907
4,280,486
8,063,169
4,485,227
7,902,431
26,649,338
15,110,931
Scranton
New
1956
1,771,920
1.3
1,052,286,226
*960,000,000
Boston
Other
%
-
1,093,235,925
Philadelphia
Ten
-
1957
or
30.9
:
$11,173,895,813 $11,027,917,279
.
Chicago
■
-—,—^_
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
.'-.ir-
1,404,307
1,940,736
1,651,127
3,587,229
962,000,000
2,598,337
Lancaster
Philadelphia
Reading
Total
;
St.
At this center
1958.
Our comparative summary for
,
|
Bethlehem
February 21
Inc.
Dec. l/o
^oicn
,
-
Week Ending Feb. 28—
1958
$
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Chester
cities of the United States for which it
is possible to obtain weekly
clearings will be
3.5% above those of the
corresponding week last year. Our preliminary totals stand
there is
Week Ended
1959
an
of the
country, indicate that for the week ended
at
Philadelphia—
*
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
Third Federal Reserve District—
47
—
1.3
818,612
11,010,952
27,321,890
361,972,696
10,795,308
976,14*
512,731
7,607,81.5
135,523,20410,200,387
21,810,677
362,158,431
10,184,031
5.8
5,290,601
4,372,001
+ 18.1
585,794,182
553,345,475
+
3,200,467
1,476,461
1,328,028
+11.2
1,212,566
1,339,339
3,491,529
2,563,600
+ 36.2
2,801,466
2,847,058
Springfield
15,077,614
12,993,922
+16.0
12,494,471
11,558,538
Worcester
12,830,397
10,497,802
+ 22.2
8,864,693
8,647,747
69,934,175
36,459,422
-1 91.8
37,630,717
New Bedford—
—
_
—
—
Connecticut—Hartford
New Haven—
'
4.
'Total
(12
+ 51.7
21,176,244
21,967,223
+
2.5
27,675,100
27,823,900
3,149,422
—10.3
2,509,397
2,125,248
986,875,259
cities)—
18,843,850
35,292,000
2,825,490
Hampshire—Manchester—;
j
30,884,286
28,580,379
36,166,000
Rhode Island—Providence
New
.
768,387,902
+ 28.4
745,633,360
3.8
10,439,388
10,566,915
+ 21.3
479,313,917
38,810,155
+ 22.4
41,052,174
440,708,665
33,135,111
6,423,001
Galveston
6,400,000
.+
Wichita
Falls
■21.4
8,146,000
8,141,000
7,393,204
6,736,524
9.7
6,626,099
14,335,608
11,509,078
+ 24.6
13,582,885
7,013,913
15,506,053
Total
(6 cities)
704,431,284
—
585,657,047
+ 20.3
559,155,463
513,353,659
197,042,498
5,202,955
+ 17.0
4,807,162
4,088,671
+ 11.1
176,574,975
157,724,076
+ 29.2
112,894,068
76,468,031
+
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
York—Albany
Yakima
29,158,176
165,871,693
Elmira
_
_
New York—
Rochester*
Syracuse
—
Connecticut—Stamford
New Jersey—Newark
Northern New Jersey
+ 22.5
131,450,668
136,695,440
2,614,217
+ 33.1
3,095,018
2,161,465
3,353,562
2.537,120
+ 32.2
3,527,041
2,413,217
13,975,209,739
—
Jamestown '
135,365,817
3,478,616
—
26,131,596
13,415,507,694
4.2
10,210,514,433
8,614,151,439
55,338.085
Buffalo
(9
13,048,114
507,407,176
Louisiana—Shreveport
Washington—Seattle
Second Federal Reserve District--New York—
Total
13,548,386
615,243,244
47,510,842
—
Fort Wbrth
702,200,687
-
New
Eleventh Federal Reserve District-—Dallas—
Texas—Austin
37,896,564
+ 46.0
44.215.428
31,848,615
25,130,962
+ 33.7
25,834,605
230,661,583
6,085,852
224,386,072
(a)
+
24,164,226
23,106,032
18,522,079
130,291,476
201,888,131
100,844,575
20,654,111
Utah—Salt Lake City_
California—Long
18,426,014
+ 17.1
23,333,207
70,496,463
+ 23.3
66,077,249
55,868,765
86,805,087
+16.3
77,896,655
.
Francisco
San
Jose
Santa
37,330,304
Gos'or^'sni
25,963,501
12,913,o25
12,119,590
1,435,325,954
-
168,055,024
15°,513,160
19,560,972
25,986,886
14,958,262
600,593,826
542,634,877
+ 43.8
23,740,091
17,436,986
8,451,764
5,829,677
6.6
11,566,858
8,612,342
1,243,303,633
+ 15.4
1,158,035,779
1,013,252,984
27,149,010,507*
24,346,062,017
+ 11.5
20,945,770,358
18,491,982,471
13,173,800,768
10,930,554,923
+ 20.5
10,735,255,925
9,877,831,031
—«
-
31,791,039
+ 12.1
+ 13.2
+ 20.4
,
,
Barbara
Stockton
24,629,667
86,927,153
+ 14.4
Beach
Pasadena
San
Total
100,947,108
—
(10 cities)
ton
+
72,227,870
Grand
total
(108
cities)
Outside New York City
cities)
1
:
Oregon—Portland
16,534,150
33,632,067
+ 11.6
14,453,916,199
13,826,669,751
+
4.5
10,609,050,336
8,975,052,707
(a) Clearings
.
operations discontinued.
*8
(1064)
ENTIRE
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
transfers on the different
,
.
Manufacturing .Corp., $2.25 cumul.
(A,
Corp. preferred stock
Fibreboard Paper Products Corp.—
4.%
cumulative convertible preferred
6%
;
*'/
-
11.)
597
914
1
'aJ:
v
stock—,_Mai .3
_Mar 31
v»..
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
4%%
Feb.20
Feb. 23
Feb. 24
Feb. 25
Feb. 26
Tennessee
$
$
Argentina, peso—
—
franc—
.239217
BIRTHDAY
,00311405*
.00203828
.210511-
.210493
2.810000
.328897
.328953
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560,,
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound
.264810
.264845
.264820
.264785
2.782178
2.782178
2.782178
2.782772
.140193
.140150
.140193
.496950*
.496950*
.496950*
.0349760*
.0349760*
.0349760*
.0238095*
.0238095*
.0238095*
.0238095*
.193268
.231731
2.799501
2.810000
1
Nominal.
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
"
Increase (+ ) or
Decrease (—) Since
■■■■■■
Feb.
Feb. 25,
ASSETS—
Gold certificate
18,967,891
account^
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
19,893,398
Discounts and advances
'+
91
.+
79,344
'
Acceptances:
—
+
'i'
333
Industrial loans
+
9,194
—
71,704
2,768
58,764
34,632
1,002
:
2,094
—
2,906
-—
+
1959*
1,336.950
132,000
—
+
2,8oV,o65
—
Loans
305,486
+
1,928,627
Other
4,000
500
+
4,000
>.
.
v.-ni-
rr~
----,
securities
25,342,012
Total loans and securities...
132,500
57,064
+2,304,553
U.
banks
Uncollected cash items—
5,082,049
Bank
foreign
94,536
24
12,748
17,722
52,127,647
-1,022,362
assets
976,584
S.
+
490,412
U.
notes
27,014,174
—
bank
18,232,961
reserves
U. S. Treasurer—general
455.316
acct.
Foreign
322,895
Other
341,978
,
+
10
11,787
securities—total—31,209
+
34,102
—
+
—
359,710
59,559
5,551
+
—
10,496
—
—
19,353,150
Other liabs. and accrued divs—
26,884
4,303,995
—
Demand
adjusted—5G.681
except U. S. Government
28,213
deposits
48,952
Time
deposits
48,939
U.
Government
44,177
—
504,740
684.937
+
398,152
1,749
+
10,231
+
S.
demand
Interbank
deposits
50,698,203
—1,033,488
+
45
594
+
+
27
—
47
—
345
159
+
1,146
+
11
—
+
to
loans
banks
and
after
deduction
.individual loan items are shown gross.
(San Francisco District).
t Revised: revised figures for the period Jan.
of
valuation
+
295
t +
868,410
Other capital accounts
188,430
Total liabs. and capital accts.
+'
+
10,831
+
23,780
31,669
277
Hecla
284
27,316
will
in
appear
17,
—1,022,362
re¬
1958
4%
Bulletin.
February
6%
combined
liability
42.9%
on
+
.3%
4.8r,
accept¬
purchased lor foreign
correspondents
Industrial loan commitments
tNet
360
4,521
715
change after elimination of Sec. 13b surplus of $27,543,000
on
Sept. 2, 1958.
Below will be found
preferred and
including those
Condition Statement of Member Banks
The condition statement of
weekly reporting member
deposits
U.
S.
adjusted;
Government
and
increase
an
of
$594
million
NOTICE
OF
Company and Issue—
in
industrial loans increased in all but
Atlas Plywood
$15 million in New York City, and $11 million in the
Philadelphia District.
Changes according to industry
appear in another press release.
Loans to brokers and
dealers for purchasing or carrying U. S. Government and
Merchants
decreased
$40 million.
Holdings of Treasury bills increased $399 million,
holdings of Treasury certificates of indebtedness in¬
creased $258 million, and holdings of Treasury notes
.1—Mar
1961
Page
2
2.80%
General
4Va'/o
5Vs7o
1st
Electric
bonds
aue
*
subordinated
Service
debentures
due
&
Gas
Joseph Light
1st
mortgage
Toledo
1st
Edison
&
Power
1
1978
March
»
(series 57)_Apr
1,
1966—_Mar
2%%
703
Hobart
1957, due 1977
916
1
707
Mar
1
Mar
1
due
scries
due
Apr
1978
—
Mar
1
1
(quar.)
Horn
—
——:
—_
ED
Co.
Hardart.'Co.
>3-20
3-20
3-20
3-25
6-25
2-27
5-30
2-13
30c
34%c
15c
3- 2
30c
3- 2
3- 3
3-31
3-31
3-31
3-24
3- 3
2-19
3- -3
2-18
2-18
3-20
_—
Light
&
Power
4+4%. preferred
Company
3-31
3-17
3-10
3-26
3-12
3-12
3-30
*
2-10
-
«3- 2
2-17
3-31
3-31
$1
(quar.)
.
4-15 ■'
3-31
"..$1.10
,4-15_.-
3-31
-
40c
3-10
...
2-13
•>
(quar.)
(increased
Hudson Bay Mining &
3- 1
> 4- 1
3- 5
4-15
30c
93+ic "4-15
preferred j(quar.)
Howard Stores—
$1.25
12VaC
35c
I
*
quar.)—
Smelting, Ltd. (quar.)
i
'(T a
&
3- 3
5- 1
5- 1
—__
(quar.)
it'
•yt u
"i."
t
(N. Y.)—
Finance, common
preferred
(quar.)
preferred'(quar.)
~rif
2-13
3-31
Ltd—-
3+4%
>K'
.
f6c
"Household
Hubinger
3- 2
3-31
3-31
3-31
J45c
t45c
10c
87V2C
$1.09%
i
*
749
3-13 "
3- 2
3-16
$1.25
$1.18%
60c
50c
—
Mines
preferred (quar.)
(Frank Wi). Ltd.,"class A '(quar.)™-Hoskins Mfg.-Go.-.(quar.)_
—
4.40%
2-27'1'
2-28 w
3-2
2-20
3- 5
—
Horner
4%
"
-
+
3-16
4- 1
3-16
,
2-28
2-28
2-28
2-18
3-18
2-25
3- 6
2-13
2-13
2-13
2-16
2-16
2-16
2-16
(quar.)
Gold
^
3-12
3-12
3-16
3-20
Ltd.
Canada,
(quar.)
'■
2-20
3-16
*
—
Consolidated
*-'■<
6
2-26
6c
Mfg.
&
4-
2-20
6
3- 2
4- 1
3-13
3-16
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
3- 2
3- 2
3" 2
3- 2
—_
of
'
;
2
2-10
5c
—____—
Inc.
3-
30c
25c
30c
-* 37+2C
(quar.).
25c
Homestake Mining (quar.)
40c
Honolulu Oil "(quar.)
!
50c
Hooker Chemical, $4.25 preferred (quar.)
$1.06+4
Hoover Company, class A
(quar.)
1
20c
Class
B
(quar.)™'
20c
4+2% preferred (quar.)
$1.12 +•*»
7
1976
$1.37+2
;
—
Extra
919
...
3Va'/o
—7+
(quar.)
Holly Sugar Corp., common (quar.)
C
5% convertible.preferred (quar.).
Home Title Guaranty Co. (Brooklyn)
708
Co.—
bonds,
30c
$1
(quai\)—
Quarterly
708
Mar 15
10c
1%
5%
1
25c
9H4c
preferred
-Houston
1974
35c
12%c
Chocolate,.(quar.)
Hollinger
307
-
7
.
——
———
Products,
Galion
(Charles
Hires
Co.—
Co.—
mortgage bonds,
1
-
Corp. cap. debs., 41/2% ser; due 1967
Elecnric
45%% debs, bonds dated March 1,
Saint John Dry Dock Co., Ltd.—
5+4% s. f. debs, due March 15,
St.
1,
1
Mar
American Transportation Corp.—
trust ctfs. due April
Acceptance Corp.-—
Page
Mar
.
Co.—
1980
equip,
Pacific Finance
Public
debentures
Ohio
mortgage
Date
.
.
Corp., 5+4%
Columbia & Southern
other .securities
Date
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
district and a total of $91 million at all
reporting
member banks; the principal increases were $22 million
in the Dallas District, $17 million in the Boston
District,
'
„
Bastian-Morley Co., Inc.—
5% convertible debentures, due Aug. 1,
—
common
preferred (quar.)_
Quarterly
Quarterly
1
1234c
13!ic
(quar.)
E.), common
2-13
'
3-12
3-12
3-12
12c
12'/ac
—
(quar.)—
5% 1st preferred (quar.)
4+4%
preferred (quar.)
Hinde & Dauch Paper Co.
for
TENDER
t'-f
■
2-13'
3-10
3- 2
15c
—
preferred B
5+2%
.
deposits.
one
called
3-10
2-25'^
3- 2 y
3- 5 ;
2-27 2-26 y
2-28
.
y
Newport Chemical, common
3+2 %
preferred (quar.)—
$4,375 preferred
(quar.)—
Hilton Hotels, common (quar.)
redemption,
called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details were given in the "Chronicle."
Company and Issue—
Commercial and
(Walter
Hewitt-Robins,
list of corporate bonds, notes,
stock
common
banks of the Federal Reserve
System in leading cities
shows the following principal changes for the week
ended Feb. 18. Decreases of $346 million in
holdings of
U. S. Government securities and $829 million in demand
a
>
Heyden
Notices
30,817
___j_
+
2-24;""-!f'\.
2-25
3-12
preferred (quar.)
Hershey
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
ances
61,925
">
v"-!-y
2-27
4-20
3-
25c
(G.)
Hertz Corp.
deposit and F. R. note lia¬
bilities
Contingent
2-27
2-27'':'J'.;r,?/
3-1C
3-10
4- 2
(quar.)_
common
Corp.'(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
512%
490,412
Ratio of gold certificate reserves
to
''*•
5
3-20-
$2
5c
i
(quar.)
Co.
Brewing (quar.)
Heinz (J. H.) Co., 3.65%
pfd. (quar.)
Helene Curtis Industries, class A
Hercules
52,127,647
5-
2-10
.
Mining Co.
Heileman
Heller
Sept.
2-10
33%%
—
——
preferred C
Stock
thru
3- 5' y
2-13
Insur¬
&
(quar.)—
5Va%' preferred D (quar.)_
;
♦Preliminary
8
/'v.
3- 2
(accum.)—
preferred A (quar.)
_
preferred B (quar.)—«——
5.10%
"
serves;
372,604
;_™_
pfd.
4.80%
Hazeltine
banks—
others
(E. F.)
Hauserman
Hawaiian Telephone,
45
r—
'
•
3-12 ""
2-13
3- 2
3- 2
3-16
3-2
4834c
—
Manufacturing
5%
+
1,432
From Federal Reserve
of
$4 prior
Tobacco,
Hastings
907
73
mi'iif-'
~ vr T
3-12
>
-3-10
-
—
219
—
i
"
6-10'
3-20
3-13
3-13
3-16
4- 1
3-10
•
$1.50 7
10c
25c
25c
2._
35
10,538
2-n'v^
u
3-20
50c
—
deposits:
—
M
25c
1
:
preferred (quar.)
Plywood Corp.
:
Chemical (quar.)^
Hart-Carter Co.
(quar.)—
Hartford Electric Light Co.—
3.90% preferred (quai\)
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection
ance Co.
(stock dividend)
588
+
2-20"'"^°'
2-20'U-JJat
3-2
5-15
3-31
50c
*
6%
+1,799
+2,609
829
■
2-20!l!'*Vi+
2-20" "l* "hi
3- 2
$1.06y4
Harshaw
407,647
ACCOUNTS—
Capital paid in
—
♦
20c
•
1
Harbor
Borrowings:
t Exclusive
CAPITAL
>+-
3,183
banks
Foreign
From
Total liabilities
72
+'
1
4-1
3- 2
Handy & Harman, common (quar.)
-lie
5%
preferred (quar.)
$1.25
Hansen Mfg. Co._
;—~——20c
Harbison-Walker Refractories, com.
(quar.)
45c
979
137
+
'
4- 1
$1
(quar.)—
6"
2-
.3-15 ;
2-20':
3-15
10c
■
(increased) —
Organ
Hartman
+
316,198
—
22
—
2,475
Domestic, banks™
Total deposits
Deferred availability cash items
+
282
+
987
banks
61
-—
;12,974
8-21'■:
"■
LIABILITIES—
+•
+
"
1,570
banks
+
25c
60c
$4c
t22,/2c
7S1.25
i
25c
(quar.)
-
2-24-"
3-15
7 722V2c
J12V2C
(increased)—2
common
*
4-15
-3-15
3-15'"
•
%
2-27 .'
5- 1
r:
wif
2-27 !
-.
preferred (quar.)_„———
Extra
—1,234
41
—
domestic
(quar.)
Watch, common
preferred (quar.)
Hammond
+
39
+
-
151
992
+1,073
+2,741
+2,177
—
-
■
(quar.)
Co.
.
3-
3-15
3-15
Paper
Hammermill Paper,
+471
+4,757
—
9,132
—
.
+
+
+
+
299
258
964
——™
with Federal Reserve
with
—
.
Cementing
Co.*
«'•£
2-27
3-10'Ubih;
7-
Ltd.
"if
•y- 3- 6
V 3-10
.3-10
shares held)
Cotton
*■
4-15
;
*
^
6
3-20
$1.25
$1.27
_
—
504,004
646,808
104
6
346
18,067
notes
-vault—.-.
in
;
2,327
3,817
6,998
—
to banks—
Reserves
Deposits:
Member
6
5
e^y
2-2i unr<:
3-16
«
(stock
common
Hamilton
4%
+
Ltd.,
Mines,
Hamilton
143
—\
3-20
3-20
IU
3-10
3-15
___7
—
(increased)
Ltd., com.
5% preferred (quar.)
Hamilton Mfg.
(quar.)
—t270
+
40
each
Hamilton
T
—
.
Brass,
4V4%
bonds
S.
Balances
LIABILITIES—
Reserve
1,664
6
$1.11
$1.12Vs
—
preferred."(quar.)
preferred •■(initial)"
Hallnor
+1,295
4
1,322
9,729
Other securities
Cash
federal
>
and dealers lor pur-
bills
Treasury
91
—
—
Government
Loans
Total assets—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Halliburton-Oil-Well
1958
for
loans
Treasury
455,419
9,956
106,746
premises
Other
581
Treasury certificates of indebtedness—
15
from
+
29,662
or
loans
Other
+ 1,932,627
25,939,890
-
loans
carrying securities.——
purchasing or carry¬
ing securities-———
Real estate loans—.
<
._
7
Total U. S. Govt,
brokers
chasing
'
bought out right.—
Held under repurchase agree't
to
Loans
132,000
■
2,483,771^
Total
industrial
and
6,
3-
$1.05
$1.10
1st preferred •+quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
Hajoca Corp. (quar.)
+7,031
236
G9
—
53,717
3"
45c
(quar.)
for
Feb. 19,
yy
+
94,058
Agricultural loans
25,338,012
Bonds—™_™,—
adjustedt——
adjusted*
Commercial
—1,29G,379
+ 2,867,565
18,649,726
Certificates
N0
662,927
3-
divid.)—
Stock dividend \ One share of 5% 2nd pfd.
(In millions of dollars)
investments
and
Loans
Bought outright-^Bil's
1959
3-31
3-31
3-31
:;T0c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
Hahn
'
ASSETS—
3-
(quar.).
common
preferred
$5
Increase ( +) or
Feb. 11,
7,071
2,094
Utilities,
$5.08
Decrease (—) Since
179
3-io
3-31
+
Ohio
$4.50
of assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬
7
'
/
Bought outright
$4.20
ber banks follows:
Feb. 18,
Held under repurchase agree't
tT. S. .Government, securities:
&
$4.44
377,082
—
4- 2
'
States
$4.40
A summary
4- 2
RR.;,..com.; (quar., 50c '..3-16'
preferred;! Cquar.' ).i__7__y—::
:' $1.25" ; ' 9-14 fj
Corp. (quar.)
:
.7. "
62V2c
3-10
r,
4.64% preferred (quar.)
$1.16
• 4- 1
Gulf
Banks
Reserve
4- 2
50c-
Oil
Gulf
increased
$159 million and borrowings from others decreased
$11 million. Loans to banks decreased $61 million.
Federal
from
3-10
30c
.
.
:'r:
*':'r
$1.75
<quar. t—
T
'vrxr/.
3-13
17
Gulf Power,
$45. million*
-r-2,205,798
7,617
+
462,843
560,819
+
Sugar ,.Co.; common
4-
——,
Mobile
$5
Chicago
Borrowings
—2,277,502
2,382
—
548,170
,%-■
—
1958
9,999
>
925,507
Total gold certificate reserves
F. R. notes of other banks
Other cash
Feb. 26,
18,
1959
1959
12c
.
d
JttnH
3-13
conv.
Gulf
Demand
the
(In thousands of dollars)
y.v- >>>;''-yv
Gulf
Payable of Het.
■>->
preferred ,(quar.)_i^_*—^'I5c
Life Insurance Co. (quar.)
12V2C
60c
deposits adjusted decreased $243 million in
District, $202 million in New York City,
$98 million in the Philadelphia District and $88 million
in the
Cleveland District.
Time deposits increased
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
-•
I'toD
Holder9
-•• •
Guardian Consumer Finance Corp.—
Class A common (quar.)
million, largely reflecting the Treasury's
financing and refunding.
y
decreased $964
new
it;>
4--1J
25c
$1.06',4
5% preferred 1956 series (quar.)
$1.25
Greyhound Lines (Canada), Ltd-. ..(quar.)__>; fl8%c
Grinnell Corp. (quar.i.i.^^..
$1
Grocery Store Products (quar.)_
20c
Grolier
Society, Inc. -(quar.)—*
25c
Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp. (quar.)
37V2c
Guaranty Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)—
80c
2.810600
2.810000
■
•
5%
preferred (quarj___;
Greyhound Corp., ^common-(quar.)
4*/4%
preferred.--(quar.).
2.800099
2.810000
When
Share
::
v
Year-end
.231525
.799501
.
T/o
,193277
.193276
.231768
2.799501
;
•irno'J
Corp.—
>^4--
timtiul-quar,)
common
Great Western
.140175
.231781
dividend
New
.y.
Financial
Western
Stock
.0349760*
United Kingdom, pound sterling.
Due
Name of Company
Great
.496950*
.193282
+
page 14)
Per
.329019
franc
Union of South Africa, pound—
j
:(Continued from
.0800560
.
•
vnurl
.00277912*
.00277912*
.00277912'
.328931
Switzerland,
>
188.
.
.00277912*
Sweden, krona_.
Volume
"
Mexico, peso
.';
%
2.810600
Japan, yen
Malaysia, Malayan dollar
Norway, krone
._
Philippine Islands, peso—
Portugal, escudo..
Spain, peseta
tin
y; DIVIDENDS
.239230
.239280
.210493
2.810000
2.810000
Ireland, pound
Issue,
in -this
v
.00311405*
.00203840
.239265
WASHINGTON'S
.210493
_Mar 20
.210660
.00311405*
.00203814
.00203784
rupee—
749 n;
962
1.029257
.210648
CLOSED
.00311405*
Germany, Deutsche mark
India,
1.029125
.210648
EXCHANGE
.210648
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka
France (Metropolitan),
749,,. ur>
6
1
1.026406
STOCK
conv.
_Mar
.0200050
i
.0200030
.0200065
.0199875
1.025625
♦Announcement
.0384765*
.0384765*
.0384765*
.0384765*
$4, cumul.
Corp.,
_Mar ..3
1983——
stock—
preferred stock—__
second, preferred
2.239521
2.239043
2.239043
2.239043
pound
Austria, schilling
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar
Valspar
.0150743
.0151479
debentures due
Transmission Co.—
Gas
convertible
i.
.
subord.
conv.
5.16%
§
V
.0151344
.0151267
Australia,
C
$,
•>,:
_Mar 31
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.—
Friday
liuth
:
,
4+'2%
•
344.x-iJ>
■
debentures, due Oct. 1, 1967cumul. conv. preferred slock...
f. conv.
s.
.J.
Mar 27
.Apr
Freight lines, Inc.—
Oliver'Corp.,
■■
t2G37. j-4
-Mar 31
—
—
*'•
.
.Mar 10
pfd. stk.
conv.
>./
Page
,
.
—
cumulative "convertible preferred stock—
5+£%
York (Value in United States Money;
Noon Buying Rate for Cable Transfers in New
Monetary Unit
Ry.—
Beio
Garrett
Country and
Date
Bay
& Hudson
Avco
INCLUSIVE
1959 TO FEBRUARY 26,| 1959,
FEBRUARY 20,
-
first income debentures stock and/or bonds
American Metal Products "Co.—- '■+
TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
CERTIFIED BY FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO
CALLED
5%
the Federal Reserve Bank
requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930,
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
EXCHANGE RATES
Central
Algoma
Pursuant to the
FOREIGN
ISSUES
Company and Issue—
3- 2„_
2-10
30c
3-10
2-27.
t75c
3-16
$1.06 + 4
-
2-13
;
c
lOr
'
Of
-JOT
Volume
189
Number 3825
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
When
Per
Name of
Hudson
$1.41
5%
Company
preferred
preferred
.$5.12
A
6.25%
Humble
preferred
&
D
2
2-18
Kansas
3-
2
2-18
5%
3-
2
2-18
3-
2
2-18
$4.50
35 %c
3-
2
2-18
(quar.)
____
3-
2
39]J((C
_
2-18
5%
t.quar.)_
3-10
3-16
2-27
Katz
3-16
2-27
Kawncer
Huron
dividend
.
.
&
.
preferred
.
I-T-E-Circuit
45c
4-
15c
3-13
3-
50c
2
3-
interim
._
4-
1
112ftc
3-31
117ftc
l-j;
3-31
*
)_____
,
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain & Ireland
Final;
I From ..current
Indiana
Gas
&;
and
Indianapolis
44f,k
—
12 ftc
4c 1 t
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
preferred B
30c
Ltd., common
%
_____
and
21c
2
2-10
1
3-10
1
*
3-31
:
4-
75c
v,
from
3-
7-
-
$1
3-10
3-
2
1
6-
3- 2 •
•
2
V/
_
income
and
2
from
11c
7c
and
from
2-16
CO
2-
1
»-»
2
■
securities
—
_
Nickel
Co.
of
_
Petroleum
Power,
Kysor
3-
2-25
2
2-
2
3-
1
•
'
75c
•
3-10
1$3
v
Lau
the
37 ftc
;
2;
(increased)
(quar.)
3- 5
—
"25c
•
'.
new
3-
2
2-
Co.
9
(quar.)
3-
6
(quar.
3- 2
2-16
:
3-
2-
21 ftc
.
2.
3-20 •
3-
Le
Rhode
$2.50 preferred
$1
3-16
9
3-28
3-13
3-28
3-13
125c
__
Candy
Co.,
$5 pfd.
3-27
2-27
5-
37 ftc
,____
1
class
<
A
—
r_
(quar,)__——
Inc.
7-20
37 ftc
$2.50 preferred (quar.):.-:
8-1
Power
4.30%:
/
4.80%
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Iowa-Illinois
&
Power
(quar.)
Company
11-
40c,
(quar.)——
preferred
<quar.)
3.00%
preferred
4ft %- preferred
Fireman
1
3-14
3-
2
1-30
3-26
2-26
Liluc
...
3-13
—1
Lincoln
1
2-13
3-
1
2-13
$1.50
3-
1
2-13
Lincoln
3-
1
3-
1
2-13
4-
3-
1
-
3- 2
2-
3-
2
1
7-17
6-24
3-10
2-20
3-10
2-20
3-31
3-13
3-31
3-13
$1.20
4ft %
preferred
'
3-13
3-15
2-27
J
—
1
-
1
4.35%
(increased quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
4(2 %
preferred
-
3-2
Lone
62 ftc
3-10
3-10
4-
2-
1
3-
3-15
60C
3-10
|
9
6
3- 2
2-24
3-
3-
$1.03 ft
:
;,
$1.18ft
35c
55c
.
1
1
2-16
2-16
3-1
2-16
3-10
2-24
Star
4.84%
2
'
Lorain
5%
Gas,
1$1
4-15
3-16
1
Coal
7%
7%
7%
2-
30c
3-
2-18
4
3-30
3-
2
3-
2
4-
$1
6
2-27
6
3-
2
2-20
2-20
1
3-11
3-10
2-13
3-10
2-13
15c
3-10
3-
3
2
45c
3-16
3-
3-12
2-25
3-12
2-25
3-12
2-25
4-10
4-10
3-
12 ftc
2
3-31
3-31
2-
2
3-31
3-
50c
3-10
2-19
$1.10
6
3-10
2-19
110c
3-
2
2-
4
110c
3-
2
2-
4
160c
3-
2
2-
4
3- 2
2-
4
137 ftc
3-
2
2-
4
154c
3-
2
2-
4
154c
140c
50c
,
4-15
3-18
3-
2
2-13
3-
1
2-16
—
30c
3-11
45c
(initial quar.)_
3-
$1.21
2-13.
9
2-20
3-15
2-20
1
3-20
Co.—
62 ftc
(quar.)
4-
3-
4
1
3-
4
Louisiana
Louisville
Land
Nashville
2-13
1
a*13
Lucky Lager Brewing
1
5-15
Luminator-IIarrison
Stock
RroNeil
Bros.
Steamship
(quar.)—
(quar.)
2
3-2
2-14
2
Co.
3-15
3-
2
2-13
4-
1
3-20
preferred
& (Jo.
Oo.
3-13
3-
2
2-18
6
3-2
2-18
3- 2
2-18
3- 2
2-18
93 ftc;
4-30
4-10
60c
3-14
2-27
$1
3-10
2-20
62 ftc
I
3-30
3-16
35c
3-10
2-20
20c
3-31
3-131
87c
4-
3-13
15c
(quar.)
3-12
(quar.)
2-26
2-26,
3-14
150c
2-27
3-
50c
4-
70c
(quar.)
1
3-12
35c
(quar.).
2
1
2-
2
3-20
3-14
2-27
3-12
-3-2
50c
4-
1
3-
42 ftc
3-
1
2- 6
3-
1
2-
30c
4-
1
3-13
$1.18ft
3-
1
2-13
$1
3-
Engineering Co.—
(quar.)
$1.06 ft
& Co. (quar.)
Corp.—
preferred A (quar.)
-V
2
6
Shoe
(quar.)
(quar.)
Merchants
Fire
Assurance
Corp.
(N.
;
2-28
25c
3-31
3-
5
95c
4-
1
3-
3
4-
1
3-3
4-
1
3- 3
4-
1
4-
1
$1.08ft
$1.11 ft
—
37ftc
Co.
3-14
3- 5
3-14
3-
7-31
7-21
3-31
3-1-6
$1.10
5-
1
$1.22ft
5-
1
20c
.4-16
4-1-6
2-20
4-
1
3-18
35c
3-13
2-24
(quar.)—2
(monthly)_
*—
37 ftc
3-13
2-27
12c
3-25
2-27
3-
2
2-20
3-
2
2 -2
3-
2
2-
2
3-25
3-
9
Appliances Co.—
56 ftc
(quar.).
(annual)
Mining
—
5c
——
15c
5c
$1.25
3-
2
2-20
$1.27 ft
:
5ft% preferred (quar.)—
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator (quar.)
Minnesota Mining & Mfg. (Increased)
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie
RR.
Co.
(s-a)
3-
2
2-20
$1.37'/a
3- 2
40c
—
Fund, Inc.
investment Income
gains)
Minnesota
<te
3-26
3■
Light,
(quar.)
common
6
!
.
2-27
5-
1
4-
40c.
(quar.)_
3-27
40c
3-
2
4-
$1.25
3
2-10
Fund
(from
3-16
3-10
2-27
30c
(quar.)
Automation
1
30c
Valley Natural Gas (quar.)
Aluminum
2-20
8c
Power &
2-13
3-12
50c
(quar.)_.
Paper
2-20
35c
—_—
preferred
3-10
(quarterly of 4c from
plus 4c from long term
Ontario
Missiles-Jet
3-13
5
15c
(quar.)
Minneapolis Brewing Co. (quar.)_
Minneapolis Gas Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
5.10% preferred (quar.)
Minnesota
3-12
50c
preferred
Minnesota
3
3-26
50c
(quar.)
Laboratories
capital
3
2-20
50c
Abrasive
Minnesota
3-
3-
3-10
$25
——
Miehle-Goss-Dextqr
Mineral
3-17
3-10
'
30c
Michigan Central R. R. (s-a)
Michigan Gas & Electric, common
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
4.90%
preferred
(quar.)
—:
Mlckelberry's Food Products (quar.)
4ft %
3-11
3-31
70c
97 ftc
(quar.)
3.90% preferred (quar.)
4.35% preferred (quar.)
4.45% preferred (quar.)__—
Mexico Refractories (quar.)
Miami
Copper Co.
(increased-quar.)
Michaels Stern, class A
Mine Safety
3- «
3-26
96 ftc
preferred
Midwest Oil
2-16
3-13
30c
(quar.)
Linotype Co. (resumed)
Merritt-Chapman & Scott (increased quar.)
Metal Hose & Tubing Co.—
;
Metropolitan Brick (quar.)_
Metropolitan Edison Co., 3.80% pfd. (quar.)
Mid-West
5
15c
Refrigerating
Mergenthaler
Class B
2-18
3-
Y.)—
Quarterly
Merchants
2-13
3-14
50c
I—
1
35c
50c
Stores
Mirro
1
40c
&;
4ft%
4%
preferred
5%
3-
4-
85c
(quar.)
conv.
Mercantile
Miles
2-20
3-16
93 ftc
Mead Johnson
Melville
3-12
3-10
93ftc
(quar.)
5%
A
2-13
3-26
10%
Robbins
&
3-1
55c
—
(quar.)__
preferred
Corp., common (quar.)
4 ft %
preferred (quar.)
4-
1
3-13
ft c
3-16
2-24
net
4
income)
$1.10
4-
1
$1.15
Mississippi Power, 4.40% pfd. (quar.)—
$4.60 preferred (quar.),.
Line, common
4-
3-14
Public
Stock
4.30%
5.52%
(quarJ
—
2-27
3-17
2-27
18C
ft%
dividend
$1.07 ft
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
3-12
2-18
3-12
2-18
3-
1
2-16
$1.38
preferred
Utilities, common
Missouri
5%
Service, com.
3-14
3-17
4ftc
Missouri
1
90c
Missouri-Kansas Pipe
1
2-16
3-
2
2-16
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)
(Robert) Co., Ltd.—
participating class A (accum.)
3-
34c
(quar.)
3-
2
2-16
Mitchell
$1
Mohawk
Rubber
Molson's
Co.
(quar.)
126C
—
3-16
2-13
35c
3-28
2-21
122 ft c
3-20
2-27
122 ft c
Brewery,
3-20
2-27
.
Ltd.—
noncumulative
Class
B
partic. class A (quar.)
(quar.)
Preferred
155c
(quar.)
Monarch
Machine
Monarch
Tool
Utilities,
$4.50
preferred
$4.70
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
<quar.)_
Hardware—
Products
Morgan
(J.
P.)
Lines
(quar.)
(vpiar.)
& Co. (quar.)
Morgan Engineering, common (quar.)
$2.50 prior preferred (quar.)
3-12
2-
3-13
2-20
3-31
3-16
17 ftc
3-10
2-28
35c
3-10
2-27
25c
3-10
2-26
Motor
15C
3-10
2-27
Mount
3-16
25c
4-
$1.12 ft
4-
$1.17 ft
4-
15c
37V2C
7ftc
1,
1
1
2-10
3- 3
3-
3
3-
3
4-10
3-10
3-
2
2-14
3-14
2-27
3-
2
2-16
$2.50
3-10
2-16
30c
3-10
2-20
2-27
3-13
2-16
5-25
$1.25
(quar.)
Moore-McCormack
Moore
—
Chemical
Moore-Handley
5% preferred
2
5-30
25c
com.
preferred
Montrose
2-27
3-
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Monsanto Chemical (quar.)
Montana-Dakota
3-31
i
30c
Mills
37 ftc
——
Ray)
Machine
(Henry),
Morgan
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mead
5c
(quar.)
$2.50
(J.
Common
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lyon Metal Products
3-
3-31
<
dividend
McKesson
$1.25
<quar.)_
Silver Lead Mines
Co.
3-16
60c
;
RR.
Mortgage
35c
(quar.)
(quar.%
3-
Lykes
$1.75
Exploration
Cement
Lunkenheimer
$1
(quar.)
Lumber
Corp.,
McDermott
80c
(quar.)
common
6-
3-10
2-
•
—
(quar.)
95c
5-15
15c
1
1
Co.,
95c
5-15
3-10
4-
(P.)
preferred
(quar.)
1
3-
4-
Lorillard
(quar.)___
1
10c
10-23
Title
6-
2-20
3-
1
Louisville
6-
2-28
3-10
11-
2-13
$1.12ft
2-16
3-16
$1.75
2-13
$1.08ft
2
4c
90c
7 ftc
4-23
preferred
J
2-16
7-23
preferred
(quar.)
2-27
3-J6
1
1
5-15
3-14
40c
2
1
1
5-15
2-16
2-
5-
3-
1
2
2
8-
3-
1
2-20
5
3-
SI.75
&
6-
3-
3-
$1.75
Louisville
6-
2-20
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
non-cumulative 2nd preferred (quar.)
2-13
$1
2-20
5
2nd
1
$1.05
5
65c
com.
preferred
3.80%
(quar.)
(qnar.)_„
3,
2nd
$1
(quar.)
2
3-
50c
$1.50
3-
non-cumulative
3-
1
3-16
2-10
non-cumulative
2-27
3-
3-16
1
2
2-27
$1.50
& Co.
(Mdt) (quar.)
McCrory-McLellan Stores,
com.
(initial)
3ft% conv. preferred (quar.)—
investment
1
(quar.)
Dock
&
convertible
3-20
$1.05
1
43-
Lord Baltimore Hotel—
$1.12 ft
(quar.)
new
preferred
$1.08ft
—
4-
tic
25c
60c
common
3.80%
preferred
4-30
4-
115c
11'Ac
Lucky Friday
4Vi%
2-28
10c
(Rhode Island)
(quar.)
Aircraft,
Lockheed
2-20
3-
59 ftc
preferred (quar.)
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
4.35%
2-28
3-12
37ftc
(quar.)
Finance
3-10
7%
4%
preferred
preferred
3-12
Telegraph—
&
Preferred
3-11
..
35C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Common
preferred
2-12
C.)—
(quar.)
Little Miami RR. Special gtd.
(quar.)
Original capital (quar.)
Loblaw Cos., Ltd., class A (qiar.)
Class B (quar.)
:
$2.40 preferred (quar.)
Loblaw Groceterias Ltd., common (quar.)—
1st preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred
(quar.)
$1.60 1st pref. series B (quar.)
—Loblaw, Inc. (quar.)
—_——.—
20c
Chemical
4%%, preferred <quar.)
Vegetable Parchment
Kansas City Power & Light—
4%
2-12
1
25c
;;—
D.
—
(quar.)
—
preferred (quar.)—
5%
Local
2-25
$1.25
1__
—
—
3-13
3-
50c
.
_
(quar.)
Kalamazoo
4.20%
1
3-
$1
(quar.)
Telephone
25c
-
(initial)
common
(quar.)
4-
$1.25
(qnar.)
preferred
3-31
$1.40
$1.25
new
>
3-13
3-31
;
<Sc
4ft%-
3-
50c
Lipe-Rollway Corp., class A
4
4-
$1.25
(quar.)
com.
Lamson Machine
&
3-10
$1.75
—
(increased)
————
preferred
Link-Belt Co.
9
$1.25
Johnson
Company
2-13
4%
(quar.)_
Common
2-16
$1.37ft
Jones
Aluminum
2
3-31
of
;
(Wash.,
Corp.
(quar.)
Extra
2-13
3- 2
S5c
1st preferred (quar.)
Inc., 5% preferred A
P
3-
50c
Service
Common
3-
28c
.
Johns-Manville Corp.
V
2-19
(Richmond)
approval
Lily-Tulip Cup (quar.)
2-13
2%~
—
(quar.)
(reduced)
2-13
15c
(increased)
com.
Jones & Laughlia Steel, com.
5ft preferred A (qpar.)
Joslyu Mfg. & Supply (quar.)
Co.
1
35ftc
(quar.)
Kaiser
2
25C
(increased)
1
40c '
(quar.)
preferred
B
Plantation
1
3%'
(quar.)
(quar.)-.—
K
3-
3-14
——
4-
44c
.
.
1—____:
Johnson,
1
2-16
-
common
preferred (quar.)
& Co., class A
34c
$5
&
2
4-
1
i—_
to
25)
3-
"
5%
3-
13c
Virginia
Feb.
3-
*
Jantzen,
2-
50c
i
20c
___
preferred C (quar.)
$5 preferred D (quar.)__
Jamestown Telephone (N. Y.),
of
(subject
93ftc
40c '
preferred A
Co.
a.—
dividend
Class
3-13
3-13
—
B
2
2
3-12
4-15
3-
1
—
(Tenn.)
(Ell)
$1.05
'Jamaica Water Supply Co.,
Insurance
Extra
97 ftc
Irving Trust Co. (N. Y.) (stock dividend)
$5
2
34c
Casualty
7%
Lilly
1
(increased)
common
Istel Fund,
Jaeger
3-
3-12
(s-a),
Liggett & Myers Tobacco,
1
:_—
Inc
Machine
3-16
4-
——
82 ftc
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
2-16
2-16
3-
—
(quar.)
stockholders
-
4-
—
(quar.)
Mfg.
2
2
15c
(quar.)——
Ltd.
River
1*
3-
10c
(quar.)
Cement
Mines,
Insurance
4-
<quar.)_
$1.76 prefened (quar.)__.
Iron
3-14
4-
McCloud
5-
3-
3-30
•"
3-16
2
2-23
1
$1.50
(quar.)
1
3-31
6
4-
$1.06 ft
(quar.)
(1945 series) (quar.)
preferred (1947 series) (quar.)
$3.75 preferred (initial quar.)—
Maytag Company (quar.),
4-
3-
3-14
3-
12c
preferred
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines Ltd.
McKay Machine Co.
1
4
40c
—
$3.75
M'cGraw-Edison
35c
—
Sons
&
Quarterly
$1.20
—
(quar.)
Southern Utilities,
r
$1.08ft
preferred, (quar.)
Service, common
preferred- (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Co.
Gold
&
3-14
1
40c
;
Public
4.20%
V".
.1 Iowa
1
45c
(quar.)
& Electric, com. (quar.)__
Light, common (quar.)
44-
60c
—
preferred
3.30%
10-19
53:ftc"
—_'____
4.80ft
3.75%
Life
2
preferred
common
1-30
10c
—
:
Stock
(quar.)______
4.35%
Iowa
10-19
.
,
Gas
Iowa
Co.—
sLife
11- 2
25c
&
May Department Stores,
2-16
4-
3-13
2-13
2
3-20
1
2-27
3-
2
2-10
3-16
2-17
4-15
4-
2-27
2-20
3-10
3-25
3-16
3-
2
80c
(quar.)
—
2
—
Increased
7-20
.
35c
1$1.25
;
3-10
—
—
4-20
1
pfd.
3-30
3-10
3-
6c
3.85%
Lester Engineering (quar.)—_____——
Lexington Venture Fund
Libbey-Gwens-Ford Glass (quar.):—__;
Libby, McNeill & Libby (quar.)——i—_—
Liberty National Life Insurance (Birmingham)
4-20
5-1
8-
ft
37 ftc
Co., 4ft %
3-
$1.25
(quar.)—
preferred
G.),
Lehigh Portland
Island—
(quar.)
McCormack
125c
Ltd
______
Leslie Salt
&
3-16
30c
Shops,
Ltd.,
(R.
(James)
Leitcli
2-13
3-15
Ltd., common (quar.)
110c
(quar.)_,
,—
t$1.12ft
Mastic Asphalt Corp
5c
Mathews Conveyer (quar.)—,
25c
Matson Navigation
10c
(quar.) —
Maxwell, Ltd
110c
2-26
6
30c
(quar.)
'
■
3-10
30c
17 ftc
preferred
McCord
10c
Inc.
Jcncs,
(H. D._»
Lees
•
35c
!_
Co.
—
4ft %
2-26
12 ftc
Acceptance Corp. Ltd.—
(quar.)
Leece-Nevillc
.
2-18
25c
Electric. Light
2
59%c
(quar.)
Extra
2-18
9
2-11
3-30
t$1.75
(increased)
common
Company (quar,).—:
Cady Co. <quar.)_
&
2
Quarterly
Massey-Ferguson,
3-
ftc
40c
(quar.)
&
Lee
3:
25c
Common
6
Ltd.—
Inc.
3-10
3-16
3-
$1
V
(quar.)__
Iowa
3-
30c
(quar.)
non-cumulative
Lear,
•
Lee
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
$2.50
;
3-
$1.25
(quar.)
Co.—
Tourneau
3-10
-
preferred
2-27
1
15c
Milling,
(quar.)
Investing
Leath
2
3-13
Field
3-12
t$l
1%
-
6
of Canada, Ltd.-—
of
1
1
4-
130c
—
2-20
.7
145C
~ Class A (s-a)_———i;.!-—i,—.
Trust Co.
4-
4-
-
50c
117 ftc
Credits, Ltd. (quar.)
Line, Ltd. 'quar.I
3-
Co_ common
6% preferred (quar.)
Massachusetts Investors Growth Stock Fund
$3.40
20c
(quar.)
H.)
Secord
&
$1.25
Fully Participating (quar.)
Marquette Cement Mfg., common
6% preferred (quar.)
$3.75
$1.75
Ltd. (quar.)
District Power,
Bryant,
Blower
Lawson
(accum.)
2-10
2-27
6
62'ftc
(initial)
Woods
(M.
Class B
5
2-
;
■
4-15
3-14
6-15
8 ftc
com.
Sessions Co.,
Laurentld~e
4-30
80c
3-
50c
_
1S1.25
3-
2-10
20c
2-11
3- 1
Corp.
(quar >_
A
Co.
convertible preferred
Lawrence
2-27
fquar.)
preference-
Marine Bancorporation—
Initial
Stock
(quar.)
7-15
125c
2-13
3-10
3-30
3-20
45c
3-13
3-
3-27
3-10
6%
3-10
„
preferred
Laura
2-10
3-30
5c
common
.
2-28
20c
Superior
com.
preferred (quar.)
Lake Superior & Ishpeming KR, Co.
of
50c
Marconi International & Marine Communica¬
tion Co., Ltd. (final)
50c
—
i
f
.
2-28
3-15
3-13
6
30c
Ltd., 5%
Shirt
2-
30c
(quar.)
Manning, Maxwell & Moore, Inc.
Maple Leaf Milling Co., Ltd.—
5% preference (quar.)
50c
(quar.)—
5.%
'
Telegraph
Services, com.
(quar.)—
Investors Royalty (s-aj__.
:
'j,
3-15
21c
(quar.)—.
Rubber
class
Heater
Lane
2-20
lc
'
B.)
r
Diversified
Syndicate
29c
2nd preferred (quar.)_,
Electric Co.
Lamston
2-20
common
22c:
4-1
(quar.)
preferred .(quar.)
/ $1.31 ft : r. 3-14
$6.50 preferred (quar.)____
3-14
$1.62 ft":'
Investment Foundation Ltd., com. (quar.)_
4-15
160c
6%. conv. preferred (quar.)___:
175c
4-15
_
V
Investors
9
25c
preferred
Lamson &
2-18
3-16
30C
.
-
$5.25
Investors
9
3-
(quar.)
Lake
5
3-16
$1
•
3-20
Manhattan
Class
1-23
Interstate Securities,
r
2-
1
3-25
(quar.)
RR., 5% preferred
Mallory (P. R.) & Co. (quar.)
Mangel Stores Corp. (quar.)
5%
Wire
&
Labatt (John),
3-13
3-
-
6
1
4-
2-10
3-10
4-15
t65c
Reinsurance
Co.
Steel
7%
7%
(quar.)j:
&
(from
1st
4.75%
(quar.)
Telephone
split)
3-16
3-10
3-
3-
30c
Kulilman
.
6
3-17
$1
6
3-
2-25
4-15
(quar.)_
Marshall-Wells
3-
3-16
3-16
(quar.)_,
Co.
Central
2-27
1
2-13
97c
5%
Ltd.
Marshall
30c
High-Grade Common
net investment inc.)
Shoes,
Mahon (R. C.)
Mailman Corp.,
Maine
2-27
5
3-
37 ftc
dividend
2-16
4-1
$1.50
3-16
1
5
Stock
4-
20c
28 ftc
ctfs.—
2-16
2-27
payable in cash or stk. at holders' option)
Magnavox Co. (quar,)
3-25
120c
22 ftc
3-16
12c
"Intcrproyihcial. Building
;
Ltd.,
2-25
2
3-
40c
Lake
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
(2-for-l ;stock
Class a
3-16
3-
3-13
50c
(quar.)
6%
2
Ltd.—
(reduced)..
International* Utilities
.
38c
50c
4-
$1.75
;___
International Silver Co.
>Investors
2-18
62
3-31
3-
•
Ltd.
Resistance
Pipe
1
'
.
International
■
2
;l.l8ft
convertible
4-
50c
:
Canada.
.-Quarterly;
International Paper, common
$4
preferred- iquar.)
Power
3-
35c
—
Corp..
14c
25c
(Five, cents from net investment income
plus seven cents from realized security
profits)
Interstate
3-20
20c
Keystone
(L
50c
—
preferred- <quar.)_____________
International Investors, Inc
•
1
dividend
35c
•/
Intel-provincial
4-
preferred A (quar.)—
5% convertible preferred B (quar.)
Kresge (S. S.) Company (quar.)—:
Kress (S. H.) & Co. (quar.)
4
<i5c
-Inter-Occan
3-16
Kroger Company,
22c:
'
7%
>
1
Fund
Koehring Co.—
secu-
———_;
65c
-
Association,
common
Fund
Co.
Knox
3-15
35c
;
International
4-
37 ftc
Kimberly-Clark Corp. (quar.)__
Kingsport Press
(quar.)——
2-17
5%
(7c from invest-
Breweries
,International
3-13
2-26
4-
30c
!
Keystone
S-l
Stock
from
(11c
International- Business Machines
(quar.)—
International-Cigar Machinery (quar.)
International Harvester, common (quar. >___
1
1
3-14
1.12 ft
50c
%
preferred ' (quar.)
B-4
Keystone
2- 2
"
Interlako Iron Corp..
Infcrlake Steamship Co.
International
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Land
1st
Kleiuert
'
.
(quar.)—
Keystone Portland Cement
•:
Kirsch
profits)—
International
Co.
common
preferred
Stock
•
,
12-15
Series
securities
—
Fund
Institutional Income Fund
International
1-2-60
Discount Bond
(from net investment income J_
(14c from invest-
"j-- rities profit)
'
87 ftc
Series
2-25
3-
$3
_
Foundation
income.
9-15
Keystone Custodian Funds—
2-16
(■ VV:''•
■
ment
1>
4-
140c"
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Institutional Bank Fund
investment
6-15
Kdyes Fibre Co.,
2-20
3-10
.
: $1.06 ft
_
ment income
profit)
t;
=/ -$1.25
-
Shares,
Institutional
3-16
3-
25c
(quaj*.)—"
(quar.)_
Industrial Acceptance,
v-
2-27
3
3-16
•
Co., common
(quar.)
Ingersoll-Rand Co., common
6%
preferred (s-a)
Inland
Steel
Co
,
3-16
3-
1
Keweenaw
•
12c
—
earnings)——
Water
Institutional
3-24
3-12
10-
(quar.)
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines,'Ltd. (quar.)
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries, common (quar.)
% preferred (quar.)
2-27
3-31,
3-13
37 ftc
4.80%
accum.
Water
5%: preferred A
•;
3-27
(quar.)—
(quar.)——:
Kern County Land Co.
2-27
Maher
2-27
Kerite Co.
—
Indiana Steel Products
•
3%
(quarterly from
income)—
Investors
-
Magor Car Corp.
6
25c
;___
Refining Co. (quar.)_
Kent-Moore
Organization .(quar.)—.
Kentucky Utilities, common (increased)
4:!4% preferred (quar.)
i ■2-27
6
3-
2-27
15c
Kendall
3-13
3-
1
1
Co.,
$4.50
3-13
1
1
4-
preferred (quar.)——
Kendall
2-18
4-
35C
.
.____
Income Fund of Boston, Inc.
2
4-
1
Kelsey-IIayes
2-13
4-17
6
7-
12-15
1
3-
4-
12-30
3-
3-10
1
3-16
3Va%
5-
3-10
1
87 ftc
9-15
45C
1
3-16
3-16
plus, 82c from capital gains
4-
87 ftc
9-30
(15c payment
4-
1.12ft
Holder*
Payable of Rec.
5c
Fund—
4-
10c
r
(initial quar.)
new com.
preferred
150c
investment
Kellogg Company,
3ti%
35c
:
(reduced)
6-15
Imperial Life Assurance Co. (Canada) (quar.)
Imperial. Paper <fc Color Corp. (quar.)
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
net
Ltd.
6-30
$1.25
3-10
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
-
Madison
34c
—
(quar.)—
3(2%
$1.25
*
3-10
40c
3ta%
;
137 ftc
Incorporated
2
Sugar
2-13
1
$1.08
<quar.)_—
3-16
(increased).
b%; preference (s-a
Kekalia
2
3-31
$1.07
—
(increased)
(quar.)__
Company
Share
4-
3-
37c
When
Per
Name of Company
1.12 ft
$1.75
j
(quar.)
3-16
(quar.j___
Common (final*
3-16
preferred
preferred
Drug
Holderi
Laboratories, Inc, (quar.)_
MacWhyte Co. (quar.)
(qiiar )
common
(quar.)
$1.25
________
Brick
(quar.)
___J
Imperial Flo-Glaze Paints, Ltd.
'
41,!>%
When
Phyable of Rec
Machlett
(quar.)_
Light, common
&
3-30
Illinois
Common,
3
Power
3-31
,
•
__
(quar.)
Braker
.
Co.,
(quar.)_
$1.25
^preferred (quar.)
5',preferred' (quar.)
5%
preferred /quar. j;
5%
5%
.
Erie
5%
.
Kansas
5ft
Mortgage (increased)Hutchinson (W. H.) & Son
(quar.)
Hutiig Sash & Door, comajon (quar.)
,
2-27
.
Share
Electric
&
$4.28 preferred
3-16
35c
.
:
2-18
60c
&; Industries—
dividend
stock
Gas
preferred
$4.32 preferred
Foods
Stock
Company
City Public Service—
preferred
(accum.)
Kansas
32c
(quar.).
Refining Co.
Extra
.
3-
3114c
.
(quar.>_
Production
Oil
Per
Name of
31ftc
I quar. )_____
(quar.)_
C
H olden
Payable of Rec.
35ftc
A
(quar.)
B
preferred
Hugoton
class
(quar.)
preferred
5.70%
Hunt
Share
Pulp & Paper,
49
(1065)
Common
4ft%
(quar.)—.—
preferred
Co.
Manufacturing
Wheel
Royal
4-
Ltd.—
(increased quar.)
Morrison-Knudsen
Morton
62ftc
Corp.
125C
t$1.19
(quar.)
40C
(initial)
8c
(quar.)
Dairies, Ltd.
(quar.)
15c
115c
3-
1
2
3-13
2-12
3- 2
2-12
3-
2-
2
3-15
4
2-27
3-10
2-13
4-
3-
1
2
50
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(1066)
When
Per
Name of Company
Mount
Share
20c
$3.50
Vernon
Mills, common..—,——
preferred (s-a)
7%
Mountain
Fuel
Supply
^0c
(quar.),
_
3-15
2-20
3-lo
2-..0
Preferred
15
Mfg. (quar.)—
Piston Ring
Muskegon
25c
—-
Murray Ohio
Mutual
Shares
5®c
15c
—
.v.-.—-,
—
Nachman
Corp.
25c
12Vac
(quar.)
——
Nutco
—-
National
Hess
Ltd.,
,
.
6-17
7-31
Ohio
3.90%
4-1
3-12
4.56%
3-10
3-16
4- 1
3-10
G%
$5c
$5c
$1.75
1
3-10
2-20
4- 1
4-1
3-13
4-1
3-6
3- 2
2-13
1
1
3-16
3-
2-18
3-
2
2-25
50c
3-10
2-13
31 Vic
Propane Corp.—
preferred A (quar.)—
2nd pfd. B (quar.)
4-
1
4-1
3-20
62J/aC
4- 1
3-16
3c
3-14
4-
National
30c
2-25
75c
3-12
50c
3-
National Tea
(increased)
(quar.)
Corp.
Co.
(quar.)
...
Quarterly
—
Nazareth Cement Co.
Nchi Corp. (quar.)—
(quar.)*,
Noon
Products
Common
(quar.)—,
common
Auction
,
3%ft
(quar.)
Telephone
Common
■
<
5ft
•
(quar.)
common
,,
preferred
4.85%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
net
investment income)
Nopoo Chemical Co., 4% pfd. (quar.)
Noranda Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Mining,
North American
North
Ry.,
Ltd.
com.
($2 fr. capital gains and 50c fr.
preferred (quar.)
5%% preferred
North American
Semi-annual
net
inc.)
North
North
Shore
$2.50
Gas
preferred
preferred
(III.)
(N.
Y.)
(quar.)
(quar.);
(1956
Jan™™ (.qUar",)
preferred
3-12
3-
2-2G
2
2-1G
3-10
3-31
2-
(quar.)
3-20
3-20
Co.
3.20
2-27
3.
g
2-16
8-24
3.
35c
3-10
9
8-14
2-16
2-17
.
Pet
Milk,
new
preferred
50c
(N.
3-20
2-20
44c
7
3.20
2-20
Y.)—
Gas,
common
5.18
5.
35c
9-^0
v-on
4
(quar.)
$1.375
4.
(quar.)
1
3-20
$1.45
4.
1
3.20
(quar.)
4-
1
3-13
Trading
investment
preferred
(quar.)
2-11
3-2
Service Electric &; Gas,
$1.40 dividend preference
3-
2-19
4.08%
2
5-15
preferred
4.18%
5- 8
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
$1.04%~
4.30%
preferred (quar.)
5.05% preferred (quar.)
Publicker Industries, Inc.,' $4.75
pfd.
Puerto Rico.Telephone
(quar.)
2-27
2-27
2-27
4-
1
3-16
3- 2
2-20
3-13
2-26
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
(quar.)
Pullman, Inc. (quar.)
3-16
2-24
Pure
3- 2
2-20
3- 2
2-20
3-18
2-26
Co.
8%
3-
4
4
2-26
3- 2
Racine
2-28
$1.20 preferred
Radio Corp. of
3-16
33-
2
2-13
2
2-14
3- 2
2-14
3-
2
2-13
3-13
2-27
3-
6
3-16
2-26
3-
2
Hydraulic &
income)
3-
2-27
2-20
1
'
3-14 :
1
4-
1
4-
?'
1
3- C
3- 2
2- 5
3-16
3-16
A
preferred
Purina Co.
RaLston
Rapid
American
J20C
Stock
dividend
30c
4%
1st
non-cum.
Reliance
Bros.,
3- 1
2-10
1
2-10
3-
1
2-10
1
2-10
Reynolds
3- 1
2-10
Class
3- 1
2-10
3-1G
3-
3-
2
2-13
2-13
Insulation
Co.
(R.
pfd.
3-10
3-16
3-
5%
3-
2-19
1
4
2
3-12
2-19
2
2-16
3-16
3- 2
3-
15c
(quar.)
3- 3
55c
3-20
2-24
75c
(Pliila.)
3-17
4-23
8c
3-24
Tobacco
Co.,
1-23
3- 2
2- 6
3- 6
2-
3-
6
5
2-14
3-
5'
2-14
3-10
90c
2
2-14
3- 2
2-14
2
2-14
Richfield
3-
2
2-14
Riley
3-27
2-27
3-20
2-10
3-10
2-20
3-10
3- 2
15c
(quar.):
Rio Grande
4-15
1
2
lc
$4
preferred A
(quar.)
Richardson
Co.
(resumed)
3-
4-
3-
30c
common
3-
Corp.
Corp.
3-
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
$1
$1
com.
(quar.)
2
12 Vac
3%
J.)
Riegel Paper Corp.
3-10
3- 2
3-16
3- 5
2
2-13
75C
3-14
2-13
40c
3-31
3-20
4c
3-16
2-13
7c
3-
2
2-16
7c
3-
2
2-16
$1
15C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Valley Gas (Texas)
Ritter Finance
Co., Inc., class A
B
2-20
4-
50c
(quar.)
4Va%
convertible preferred
Rice Ranch Oil (reduced)
Oil
3-11
3-10
6 %c
3.60% preferred (quar.)
Rheem Manufacturing—
Stoker
3-27
31'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Textile
3-11
4%
*
(quar.)
conv.
2-19
3-27
85c
1
dividend
B
3- 9
3-12
25c
Corp. (quar.)
Research Investing
Corp.
Rcxall Drug Co.
(quar.)
3-
1
5%
;
Steel
3-
3- 2
&
30c.
(quar.)
Insurance
Stock
2
Inc.
4-
12VaC
(quar.)
pfd.
3-16
(quar.)
(quar.),.
3-
3-15
3-
5
5%%
series preferred (quar.)
68%C
3-
2
2-16
3-
2-19
5%%
2nd and
68%c
3-
2
2-16
1
3-
3-
3
1-30
3-
1
2-19
3-
2
2-20
Robertson
(H.
3-
Robertson
(PL)
3-20
2
2
4-
1
4-
1
3-11
3-10
2-20
3-11
3-
2-11
2
$1
dividend
Robbins
$1.50
&
Robinson
3-11
3-
Robinson
Class
4
2-13
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
17 Vac
Mfg.
partic.
Myers,
Ltd.,
common
pref.
Inc.,
(quar.)
(J.
A
45c
3-17
3-
2
4%
87%c
3-31
3-
6
4.10%
$1
3-31
3-
6
3-10
2-20
3-
2
3-
4
Ltd.
&
;
4.95%
Rochester
Rock
2
Rockwell Mfg. Co., new
Rockwell-Standard Corp.
3-31
3-
Rohm
3-30
(quar.)
preferred series H (quar.)
preferred series I (quar.)
4.10% preferred series J (quar.)
2
'25c
3-
3
4%
of
&
preferred
Transit
Ages
Haas
series
Corp.
Corp.
Co.,
preferred
3-20
4-
1
3-20
3-
5
3-14
3-
5
3-14
3- 5
3-16
3- 2
3-16
3-
$20c
3-31
3-14
2
K
$1
2-13
3- 2
(quar.)
;
2-13
2-13
3-
2
2-13
10c
3-
2
2-13
3-10
2-24
25c
(initial
(quar.)
common
2-13
2
$1.23%
(quar.)
com.
2
3-
$1.02%
(quar.)
2
3-
$1.18%
:
3-
$1.02%
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-14
1
preferred series F
2-20
net
1
5c
(quar.)
Electric
3-
3-31
4-
50c
;
common
2-16
56c
$20c
3-10
37 %c
(quar.)
4%%
75c
2-26
3c
Co.,
(quar.)
Gas
3-10
3-10
2-28
$0.16667
common
(quar.)
C.)
Little,
Rochester
3-20
t25c
(quar.)
3-20
60c
(quar.)
3-15
37 Vac
34%c
(quar.)
com.
Participating
2-18
2
H.)
preferred
3-10
3-
3rd series
Roadway Express, class A
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls,
5'/a% preferred (quar.)
3-16
25c
10c
3-20
;
Raymond Corp.
(stock dividend
Raytheon Mfg. (stock dividend)
Reading Co.—
3-31
$1.50
3-31
-J.
Refractory
35c
3- 2
87 %C
(quar.)
Rath Packing
Raybestos-Manhattan
2-20
25c
3-31
2-16
Inc.—
(quar.)
Corp.
3- 2
$1.75
3-16
(quar.)
1st
Reading Tube, $1.25
10c
25c
<
30c
America,
$3.50
Reeves
)
from
3-
3-
$2
Machinery,
2-20
75c
4c
3-31
3-31
2-16
2-20
2
2-20
25c
and
-
3-
30c
Quaker State Oil Refining
Corp. (quar.)
Mining, Ltd. (reduced),,,
3-
50c
(quar.)
3-
3-31 %
4-
75c
(quar.)
3-
.
3-31
20c
(quar.)
3- 2
£*
3-13
40c
Quemont
3-16
27%c
(quar.)
•
$1.183i-
3-31
40c
common
preferred
3- 2
$1.12%
Corp.—
$1.26%
(quar.)
(quar.),
Pyle-National,
-
$1.07 Va-*
-
Oil
2-16
3- 6
3-
10c
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
3-31
$L02
3-16
$1.12%
(quar.)
3-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-31
$1
(quar.)
3-16
45c
35c
com.
3-31
45c
$1.50
(initial)
gains
c
(quar.)
Class
(quar.)
capital
1
$1.25
Public
3- 2
50c
Phila.-Gerniantown & Norristown RR. (quar.)
Philadelphia Electric, com. (increased-quar.)
$1 preference common
(quar.)
Philadelphia Fund—
from
2-16
3-
2-13
Mexico—
50c
A
Phelps Dodge Corp.
Mfg.
5%
New
of
3-10
(Butler, Pa.)—
(Charles) & Co., com.
3Va%
preferred
(quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.)
(6c
40c
2-11
Co.
30c
(quar.)
class
V
3- 2
3- 2
2-6
Riegel
(increased)
Pfizer
Pheoll
preferred
Telephone
partic.
1
2-13
?
3-1
30c
Petroleum
$1
3-
$1.20
j
20c
Pfaudler-Permutit,
2-16
87 %c
2-13
2-16
$1.10
(increased)
6-3
2-16
1 ?.
4
2-M
$1.06%
7-2
2-16
3-
-
:
30c
series)
2
2
1
$1.15
5-13
2
2
3-
$1.02
3-3
3.
2
3-
52 Vic
(quar.)
34 3-
$1.10
27c
Service
$1.12%
4-2
3-
$1.05
(quar.)
(quar.)
Public
$1.17%
seriesl__ZZZ—$62%c
$1
2-13
preferred
92%c
(quar.)
Petersburg & Hopewell Gas Co.
Petroleum Exploration
$1
2
$1.12%
(quar.)
40c
Inc.
<&
3- 2
3-
4.32%
$1.16
& Gear, 7%
Pipe Line,.
preferred
2-16
3-10 s
2-16
30c
—
2-6
Paul
preferred
Republic
2-16
4%%
4%%
834o
(accum.)
6-15
Peter
3-10
$1.06%
Public Service Co. of
Indiana, com.
3% % preferred
57 %c
(quar.)
common
50c
Co.
Colorado—
of
58Vac
Perkins Machine
Basin
2-16
14-.
3- 2
40c
Common
(quar.)
4%% preferred
Pepsi-Cola Bottling (Long Island) (quar.),
Perfect Circle Corp. (quar.)
Perfex Corp., 4%% preferred (quar.)
Permian
3-
r
(Jacksonville,
3-2
(quar.)
;
Year-end
2-27
25c
1
$62%c
;
Peoples Telephone Corp.
2-18
1-27
3-
30c
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke (quar.)
2-27
3-12
2-27
26c
31(4c
(quar.)
common
2.4
(quar.)
$35c
,
Non-voting
2-24
I T
3-
$2 Vac
20c
common
Year-end
3- 2
3-10
preferred
Ohio
Voting
9
2-13
4-
10c
preferred
Penobscot Chemical Fibre Co.—
2-20
3-1G
3-16
75c
4.16'%
5c
(quar.)
preferred
2- 5
y3-14
$1.25
-
preferred F (quar.)
4.60%
preferred G
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Engineering
Pennsylvania Power Co.—
4.24% preferred (quar.)
6
1
1
18c
4.50%
4.64%
$62%c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred C (quar.)
4.05% preferred D (quar.)
4.70% preferred E (quar.),-
6
37yaC
Natural
$5 pfd.
3-14
(quar.)
Quarterly
5V'2%
33-
9
3-
4-
30c
25c
r
Northern Insurance
5.80%
3-31
3-31
3-
2- 5
Clc
(quar.)
(quar.)
30c
:115c
(1956
4.40%
(increased quar.)
3.70%
6
2-10
preferred
50c
Ai5c
class A
Northeastern Water
Northern
3- G
5%
Co.
Co., $2 pfd. (s-a)
$4 prior preferred
(quar.)
Northern Indiana Public
Service-
Northern
3-
3-31
10c
Insurance
(quar.)
4.40%
6
3- 2
2
3-31
*30c ;
50c
Co., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$1.60
3-10
4.80%
Ltd.—
preferred
2-27
1
(auar.)
$2.50
(quar.),,,
(quar.)
Insurance
2-13
2-16
5c
Pcnn-Texas
3-6
3-31
10c
North Star Oil,
Ltd.,
Class A (quar.)
$2.50
3-31
97%C
$1.02%
$1.21%
$1.31%
$2.50
Life
,(
3-
(quar.)
preferred
3- 9
2
3-
;
30c
;
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.&4%
6
3- 9
61%c
10c
.
Fruit
4.68%
(Chicago)—
dividend
River
•
3- 6
34%c
Insurance
Semi-annual
Stock
3-
3-31
37i/2c
(quar.)
Life
3-31
50c
3-
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—
45c
4%%
3-
3- 9
3-10 *
18c
Co.
f
3-24
25c
45c
3
2-27
2-13
$1
(quar.)
Ltd. (increased)
Ford,
4.60%
2-13
*5c
6%
&
3-
3-
2-20
3-24
(quar.)
Service
3- 2
3-24
V,
Insurance
(Tenn.)
3-10
3-30 fS
10c
Washington Insurance—■
$2 preferred (quar.)
Provident
Life
<fc
Accident
Public
7
37 %C
(quar.)
3-10
3-17 U.
3-20
55c
(quar.)
common
3-
1
G2%c
62 Vac
Ltd.
Co.
4-
25c
(initial)
Electric,
Gardner
4-
5c
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Controls
Penn
3-16
3-2
Inc.
new
3-16
1
5c
Pipeline,
1st
3-
15c
30c
2ft
com.
Florifla)
Penn
$1
2-13
2-19
5%
2-16
1
1
3-13
Pembina
2-10
4-
3-
1
5%
2- 6
2-
3-14
3- 2
$1.50
Extra
3-12
2-16
2-13
3- 3
1
Penick
2
3- 2
3-13
3-
Peninsular
3-
1
4-
3-31
2
1
4-
25c
4-10
3-16
4-
4-15
10c
3-6
90c
(reduced
Corp.
2-17
2 j
2
$1.75
5c
Co., common (quar.)
conv. prior preferred (quar.),,
Brewing (quar.)
)
1
2-28
$50c
Car
(quar.),,.
Investment, common
American
3-6
3.
4-15
82%c
___
Coal
4-1
35c
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
& Co.
3-10
1
3-9
$3c
class A (quar.)
(quar.),,,
$1
4-
;
Peabody
3-6
4-1
2-13
2-16
Patterson-Sargent Co.
2-27
4-1
1
25c
(quar.)
Y.)
(quar.)
Mfg., Ltd., 7% 'pfd
Paton
3-10
90c
„
(quar.)
5.25%
Normetal
4
1
85c
(quar.),,,
Niagara Share Corp—
(28c from long-term capital gains and 7c
Western
3-
4-
1
30c
common
Parkersburg-Actna Corp.,
Dock—
(quar.)
&
3-16
3-
$2
B
Parsons
G
35c
common
Pictures
Sheraton
Class
3-6
3i-27
3-
1
Special
3-6
3-
50c
93%c
—_
4.10%
Norfolk
Park
2-16
50c
27%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
from
Paramount
Park-Lexington (N.
2:
3-
3-
Providence
25c
Parker Hannifin, new com.
1
2-13
3-10
4-
Parker Pen,
4-1
2-13
Prince
$1
(increased),,
2
4-1
President
5
-
C
4-
2-20
3-
(quar.)
Manufacturing,
3-
$1.75
$1.40
3-
$1
1
3-
62 %c
(quar.)
3-10
50c
Prentice-IIall,
40c
$1.10
(quar.)
Sulphur
2-17
$1.75
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
Co.,
Lambert,
3-23
15c
2-
$$1.25
„
3.90%
Mfg.
2 j
$1.25
(quar.)
River
&
4-17
4-1
$2
Ltd.
3-
(quar.)
Power,
preferred
3-20
2-17
$2
preferred
4-22
1
$1.25
America
$2.44
4-23
$2
3-16
$1.01 Vi
of
4-
70c
3-31
$45C
„
preferred
preferred
preferred
3.60%
3
2
2-16
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Niagara Mohawk Power,
3.40%
3-2
Potash; Co.
Pratt
2
60c
$2
50c
Newport Electric Corp., com. (quar.)
3%ft preferred (quar.)
Newport News Shipbuilding &
Quarterly
3- 2
3-
3-16
3-
2-27
$1.37%
$2.50 2nd preferred
;
Poor
&
Company
(quar.i
Porter (H. K.) Co., Inc.
(Mass.)
Potlatch
Forests
(quar.)
$1
(quar.)—15c
(quar.),,—
$0.3281(4
20c
$1.50
Dry
;
2
1
2-20
3-16
3-12
2
Fairfax
$1.44
(quar.)
Machinery
$1.'12%
.
(Ohio),
(quar.)
pret.
3-
4-
3- 5
5-15
Corp., common (quar.),
1st preferred
(quar.)
Powell
common
Consolidated
American
Pearl
preferred (quar.)_
Newberry (J. J.) Co. (quar.),,
Newfoundland Light & Power,
.
$1
3-16
4-
Gas—
6ft
;
37%c
4-24
20c
(quar.)
Tin
Pacolet
2-18
$1.12%
93%c
(increascd-quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4.50
Newark
5c
25c
Chicago & St. Louis R.R.
Shipbuilding
New York State Electric
4ft preterm! (quar.)
-
4
,
2-27
i
5
$1.20
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
$2.43
investment,
Stock
dividend
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line,
4% preferred (quar.),
7%c
Co.,
England Telephone <fc Telegraph (quar.)
New Jersey Power &
Light, 4ft pfd. (quar.)
4.05% preferred (quar.)
New Hampshire Fire Insurance
New York,
York
Mills
Package
2-27
$15c
New
New York
Line,
$5.60 preferred
2-18
3-
6
preferred
Potomac Electric
(quar.)
preferred
conv.
Pant,ex
■New Amsterdam Casualty Co.
(increaseds-a)
New England Lime (increased
quar.)
New
East
Pacific Northwest Pipeline, $3.30
Canada, Ltd.
Co.
Far
Pan
3-14
3- 4
3-
25c
3-17
17c
3-31
3-13
(quar.),.—
4-
17c
4-15
10s
—
20c
VV
$15c
3-
3-
Polaroid
2-21
3-31
90c
2-27
1
3-10
3-16
25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.),,.
5%
1
2-11
3-16
53 %c
(quar.),,
com.
7%
preferred (quar.)
Plymouth
Oil
Co.
(quar.)
3-16
4-15
(quar.)__
common
Canadian
Clay Products
Pacific
2
20c
I
Nevada Natural Gas Pipe Line
$1.50
preferred
(quar.)
Glass,
3-16*
(quar.)—
,
(quar.)
Ncstle-LeMur
3-
3-31
6.45%)
'
.
(quar.)
&
preferred (quar.)
Paper Co., common
preferred (quar.)
5(4%
3-19
3-25
of
40c
_
B
deduction
tax
•
Neisncr Bros, (quar.)—
Nokoosa-Edwards Paper, class A
Class
3-31
2-13
$13%c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Pacific
_
20c
—
B
Pacific Finance Corp
Pacific Indemnity
(quar.)
Pacific Lumber (quar.)
2-13
50c
National Tile <te Mfg. (reduced)—
National Union Fire Insurance (Pgh.)—
1
10c
.
3-16
4-
250
Pittsburgh Metallurgical (quar.)
Pittsburgh Plate- Glass (quar.)
Pittsburgh Youngs town & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
Ltd.—
Club,
pfd.
Pacific Atlantic
,2-25
National Steel
Products
10c
30e
^
—
Jockey
conv.
Pacific
2-10
Starch
2- 6
2-6
r
40c
-
(quar.)
common
4.20%
3-13
1
(accum.)—1_—
Oxford
2-27
40c
—
6%c
12c
35c
v
■;
v
2- 5
in¬
(qtwr:)
preferred
7%
2-21
$3.00
2-27
Growth Stock Scries (from net invest, inc.)
National Standard
(quar.)
3- 2
3-2
3-16
Common
Line,
(quar.)—
Pottery
Pacific
3-14
Products
—.-———-
pfd.
Corp., 40c
Owens-Illinois
National
7c
River
3-10
3-20
31 Vic
—
National Screw & Mfg. (quar.)—
Securities & Research Corp.—
Income Series (from net invest, inc.)
2-20
(s-a)>___
30c
—20c
(s-a)
4-15
3-20
i
,
la-
Pittsburgh Forgings (qiiar.)
Pittsburgli Fort Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
2-27
$5
2nd
3-13
$1
18c
r
,
2-27
3-31
stock
Pittsburgh
2-13
4%
quarter—
$15c
5%
9
3-11
$4.40
2-18
3-10
2-9
Oregon Paramount Corp., $4 prior pfd. (s-a)
Otter Tall Power, common (quar.).——
2-18
15c
—
3-2
preferred
Africa
6,
10c
-
$1.12%
5%%
2-9
Opelika Mfg. (quar.)
Orange Rockland Utilities, Inc.—
5.75% convertible preferred C (quar.)
4% preferred D (quar.)
(Nashv.)
3-2
3- 2
3- 2
$4.80 preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
2-13
2-
tgiwfr >
4%% preferred B (quar.)
Pittsburgli Coke & Chemical,
2-9
3- 2
$1.10
(quar.)
6%
preferred A (quar.)
O'okiep Copper, Ltd. (Ainer. shs.) (interim)
(Approximately $1.39, less Union of South
12- 4
4-
Town
Extra
9-4
1-4-GO
3-10
3- 2
$1.05
—
(quar.)—
Mississippi
(quar.)
4%%
6- 5
10-
2-16
3-10
3-6
1- 2
3-16
$1.02
...
-
-
3-17
3-16
$1.37%
62 %c
t
2-18
3-27
25c
(quar.)__i
split, subject to approval of
stockholders April 15)
I
3-16
3- 2
Aircraft
(3-for-l
1-30
2,
10c
Pitney-Bowes, Inc.,
3-16
4-1
40c
——
(quar.)
(quar.)—.—
preferred
Ontario
-
3-13
4-1
4-1
4- 1
$1.11
$1.14
pfd.
Piper
3- 2
Onandaga
3-16
5-
3-31
common
Industries
Pioneer Natural Gas
5
Olin Mathieson Clicmical Corp. (quar.)——
25c
Oliver Tyrone Corp. (quar.)——,—10c
2-6
4-17
4-1
3-
$1.10
preferred
Inc,
Old
15c
2-2
3-15
97%c
i
....—
(quar.)
Oklahoma
2-6
3- 2
2
66c
Co.
conv.
40c
2-10
3-2
3-
3-
10<;
Gas,
(quar.)
Inc.
(quarterly from net
income)
Pioneer Fund, Inc.
(quarterly from net
vestment income)
3-16
14c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co., 4.08%
1
2-10
3-16
3-16
3- 2
$35c
Street,
Pioneer
2-10
4-15.
42 %c
vestment
2-27
$$1.75
(quar.).
common
Pine
2-23
4-
Natural
Preferred
2-10
*
4-15
40c
(quar.)
Pi lis bury Co., common
$4 preferred (quar.)
3- 6
3-13
2
Lumber
Piedmont
2- 4
3-21
2
3-
;
Pickering
2- 4
3-2
—$20o.
(quar.)—
Okanagan Telephone Co., common
National
5ft
5ft
Ltd.
preferred
preferred
4%%
2-1G
15c
3- 2
3-
Electrotypers, Ltd—
(Initial)
2-4
3- 2
2
12 %c
Photo E*ngravers &
2-10
3-2
(quar.)
3-
$1.25
(quar.)
Holder*
Payable of Rec.
12%c
91 %c
com.
preferred
preferred
Phillips Petroleum
3-20
3-10
Water,
8%
Okanagan Helicopters, Ltd.—
National Malleable & Steel CastingsIncreased
Oil
4.40%
2-1G
20c
Co.,
Power
4.20%
2-28
3-2
4- 1
25c
—
C—
Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.)..
Insurance
(quar.).
preferred
Ohio
3-20
—$8c
(resumed)
Mfg.
preferred
Ohio
2-27
3-1(1
2-9
5c
—...—...
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
4.40%
—^--—----—2-——12%C
——
—10c
(quar.)
Casualty
4.44%
3-16
—
.
Co.
Specialty
2-26
40c
27%c
(quar.)—
715c
—$37 Vac
common
—
Locjc
Office
25c
.—
(quar.)
Extra
Sugar Co., Lad
Mfg.
4-30
(Canada), Ltd.—
National Lead, 1ft pfd. A (quar.)
National Life & Accident Insurance
National
Oaliu
5-15
$1.00%
~——
(quar.)
Quarterly
3-2
2-20
4Sc
—__———
B
3-15
preferred
3- 5
,,,
A
3-13
Co.
preferred
When
Share
Suburban
Common
Seotia
3- 5
pref.
(quar.)
National Gypsum Co., common (quar.)--—
50c
$4.40 preferred (quar.)
$1.12',2
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd., class A (quar.)
$5c
Class A (quar.)
—$5c
Class
Nova
3-12
50c
————
$1.50
Class
4- 1
25c
Pharmacal
(quar.)..
35c
Light & Power Co., Ltd.—
/quar.)..
$$1
4%% preferred (quar.)
———...
$$1.12%
5% preferred (quar.)
—...—$62 %c
3"1.?,
3- 6
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)-.—-.——
National Electric Welding Machine Co
National Fire Insurance (Hartford) (quar.)
National Food Products (quar.),,,—
A
3-21
4-15
conv.
Class
4" 4
common—...
(quar.)..———.—
Quarterly
Norwich
50c
50c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
National Drug & Chemical
->
2-14
Service,
(quar.).
Company
(quar.),
Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co.—
Northwestern States Portland Cement—
2-xo
90c
4'Aft
Grocers,
Z
3-19
(s-a)
Common
National
J-
2-20
3- C
National Dairy Products
(quar.)
National Distillers & Chemical Corp.—
60c
3" z
50c
(s-a)
Common
1
35c
12%c
Company, $3.00 preferred
Cranberry Association—■
4ft:- preferred
2-14
20c
(quar.)
National Biscuit, common
(quar.)
National City Lines (quar.)---—-—-———
National
2-14
3- 2
3- 2
50c
(quar.)
Bella
3- 2
Puhlic
preferred
preferred
5%%
—-
(quar.)—.—
.
National Aluminute
National
25c
$1.12%
$1,31'.4
4%%
j-ij
Ohio Edison
(quar.),
Corp.
3- 2
Ogilvic Flour Mills
-———
Corp,, class A
5%
Oak
Stock div. (lsh. of Nurda Ultrasonics Corp.
for each 100 shares held)
B
$3.65
2-25
Occident Life Insurance Co. of N.
Stock div. (1 sh. of Nurda Ultrasonics Corp,
for each 100 shares held)
CLuss
3-31
2-25
2-9
——-
(18c
Narda Microwave Corp. (N. Y.<—
Stock div. (1 sh. of Nurda Ultrasonics Corp.
for each 100 shares held),.,~—,
Nashua
4-24
—
Monday, March 2, 1959
.
Per
Name of
Philadelphia
3-16
3-16
3-1
3-1
4%
from
realised
capital gains plus 7c from ordinary inc.)
Corp.
—$40c
$$1.50
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
.
Holder
Northwestern
3-20
Munsingwear, Inc., common (increased)37%C
5%% preferred
(quar.)
—
26f
Murphy <G. C.) Co. (quar.)—;
———
Muskegon Motor Specialties—
$2 conv. class A pfd. (quar.)
——p,«c
When
Payable of liec-
preferred (quar.)..—$68c
Northwest Bancorporation, com.
(Increased)
82V'ac
4%% preferred (quar.).—
$1.12%
_
„
4*15
—
,___
Share
Ltd.—-
Common
3.80%
$1-(55
Onarterlv
f'Vy
Name of Company
Northern Quebec Power Co.,
3- 9
0-1
3~14
0-20
J_1(j
5%%
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph—
.
Per
Holderi
Payable of liec.
.
quar.)
37 Vac
50c
-
3-
5
3-10
2-20
2-16
50c
3-
1
2- 6
$1
3-
1
2-
6
Volume
Number 5825
189
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
"
Per
„
Rolland
B
4%%
Rome
Cable.
Rose
-
(quar.)
preferred
Marie
5%
_
$25c
+15c
(quar.)
Southam,
15c
3-12
2-26
3-12
2-26
3-28
*
3-31
3-
5
3-
California
Edison
Co.—
Ross
Louisville—
of
'
Common
*
sr;-s.
(monthly)
(monthly):
preferred (quar.)4.30% preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)-
tr-s
St.
Tl-SL
St.
t'J-T-
Louis-San
5%
c*-
prclerred
preferred
preferred
preferred
5%
5%
St.. Lawrence
5%
v. »r
•
—
Sts
yk -
A
(quar.)
22%c
34c
3-20
2-24
3-31
2-27
4-30
3-30
A
1
5-29
7-
1
5-29
3-27
4-
3-
6
3-13
1
3-16
36-
1
9-
1
12-
1
$25c
,.
4-24
3-26
4-24
3-26
and
3-12
3-
30c
4-17
4-10
Paul
St.
Regis Paper Co.,
Fire «fc
—
San
J;
(increased-quar.) —-.A.-
4%%- preferred
A, (quar.i
4.40%
4.40%
preferred
preferred
par)
(quar.)
4-
1
3-
6
4.15%
3.90%
preferred
preferred
3.70'%
Inc., .class A com.
Products (initial)'—
Tubular
'<
Stock ' dividend
■:
$1.44
1
2-
6
1
2-
6
3-
1
2-
6
2-
6
3- 1
2-27
4-15
3-25
''
2 %-
—-—
i/i
7-24
7-
'
3
Schenley Industries—
Stock
dividend—._w_—'.u.—
dividend.-—%!•*',
5-11
5%
preferred
Sobering
Corp., 5%
Schwitzer Corp.—
preferred (quar.)———
:■—-—"
5Vs %: preferred (quar.)
——
Scott
Paper Co.,
common
(quar.)—.
$4
preferred
(quar.)
Scoville
Mfg.,
2-23
3-19
$31(46"
preferred
(quar.)
Seiberling Rubber, common
5%
Risks
Selected
Stock
Serrick Corp.,
B
3-19
3-19
3-19
3-
2
2-10
3-16
33-
3-20
2
6
2
2-23
1
3-10
31 (4c
v 4-
1
~
$1.25
4-
V
3-10
3-25
1
3-16
4-
•
.
3-10
4-
20c
.$1.13
:_——
—
1
3-1G
class A
(quar.)
——
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.
4% preferred series A (quar.)—-—
4J2% preferred B (quar.)
Shawmut
Association
(Boston)
(quar.)
1
3-
30c
10c
(quar.)
2-25
4-
$1.12*/*
—1——
Company
2-16
4-
3-16
,121/aC
(quar.)—
(quar.)
G.)
23c
;•*
——
$4.50 pfd.
(Frank
■
6
3-16
IIV2 %•
,—
Shakespeare Co.
Shattuck
9
4-
—
——
(quar.)—
Servel, Inc.,
4-
Insurance—
dividend
Class
.
4-10
.
25c
—.———
preferred (quar.),,
preferred A (quar.)_
2-12
3-19
4-10
•
25c
•
4V*%
2-12
10e
—
.
common
5%
-
4-10
$1.12 Va
———
Corp.,
2-13
I
5-11
•
$1.25
(quar.)
'
4-10
65c
(quar.)
Acceptance
3-
.
25c
2%
2-13
6
3-1;;
$25c
>-
6
3-
.
$1.25
(increased)
Power
Roebuck & Co.
Sears,
;
1
3-
15c
26c
;
B
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Seabrook Farms, 412% pfd.
1
2-11
4-
$1.1834
preferred
2-27
6
3-20
.
2-25
3-18
2-18
3-
6
_
Sheller
4-
$56'Ac
25 c
4-
Crane & Hoist,. Corp
of America (quar.)—
'4%
preferred (quar.)
Shoe Corp. of America (quar.)——
Shulton, Inc., class A (quar.)—.
3-
$1.25
(quar.)t.
pfd.
Shenango Valley Water Co., 5%
B
(quar.)_
Breweries,
3-10
5-
Preferred': (initial
.
25c
-»
A
Class
B
:W
.
Hancock
class
Gas.
Oil
■.V.
A
Signode
5%-
Steel
Ltd.,
Class
class
and
re-issued
(quar.)
Saw & Steel
of
Signal
4-
1
3-10
.
4-
:
3-10
2-27
4-13
3-31
3-
150-
1
3-31
2-16
2
2-
9
3-10
2-
9
Oil
(quar.)—
Sinclair
Venezuelan
1
2-27
4-
1
2-27
3-14
2-20
Corp.^—
3-
•
pfd.
(qtiar.)
$$1.25
—
2-24
2-20
3-
4
2-20
3-16
.
$15c
——
2
3-12
60c
2-16
3-14
75c
2-14
...
3-
3-12
2-11
45c
(quar.)
3-11
55c
Co.
50c
3-
5
1-26
30c
Oil
3-18
3-
5-
4-10
4
3
-
Slater
$2.i2
(A.
O.)
Kline
Smith
Co.,
preferred
Smith
Snap-On
Socony
Solar
&;
(N.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
French
Tools
(quar,)„
'
$1.25
SI.55
South
South
8%
Jersey
Porto
Rico
preferred
3-26
5-
3-20
3-13*
1
3-
2
3-10
2-20
3-10
1-30
4-15
30c
3-
1
3-31
2-23
,_4
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Texas
5-
1
4-20
5-
1
Common
4-20
$5
3-16
3- 2
35c
3-
1'
2- 6
$1.12%
3-
1
2-
6
$1.183A
3-
1
2-
6
$1.25
3-
1
2- 6
$1.37%
3-
1
2-
6
$1.43%
3-
1
2-
6
$1.46'A
3-
1
2-
6
(quar.)
Illinois
4-20
5-
1
4-20
Texas Pacific
5-
1
4-20
Texas
5-1
"
,!4-20
1
2-10 '
1
2-10
Thatcher
3-
1
2-10
Thermo
3-10
60c
$1.05
2%
3-
1
3-
1
6
2-1.0
3-
King
2- 6
2-18
3-11
2-25
5-15
4-
3-16
3-
Oil
1
3-15
2-18
25c
3-
5
2-11
30c
3-12
2-24
$30
3-12
2-24
35c
3-13
2-27
10c
3-13
2-20
4-30
(quar.)—
4-20
Trust—
—
Corp.
April
Canadian
Third
1
3-16
$1.25
proprietary interest
Mfg. (guar.)
approval
ers
5
2- 6
1
Line—
Pipe
(quar.)
Thiokol Chemical (stock dividend)—
(3-for-l stock split subject to stockhold¬
2-10
-
3-26
of
2- 6
Pipeline—
shares
Glass
1
15C
.
Gas
Gas
&
Land
Certificates
3-13
5c
30c
Coal
Subsidiary
3-
3-
$1.67%
(quar.)
Natural
Pacific
3-
2-
$1.33%
(quar.)
common
30c
3-
$1.45
(quar.,)
Natural
preferred
Texas
4-20
5-1
20c
16)
General
Investment,
Ltd.-
4-15
$15c
3-31
2-27
4-
1
5%
preferred (quar.)
Markets Inc., common (quar.)
preferred, initial series (quar.)
25c
2-27
31V»c
4*.
1
2-20
5%
convertible
31'Ac
4-
1
25c
3-
2
2-20
12'/ac
3-31
3-16
30c
3-13
2-27
30c
3-
1
2-10
30c
3-
1
2-10
25c
5%
4-10
B
(quar.)
Electric
Fire
Common
20c
12(4c
'
(quar.)
Marine
&
to
Standard
Thompson
Ramo
Wooldridge
4%
Insurance
B
Class
A
4-1
3-6
4-
1
3-6
4-
1
3-16
3-
5
2-20
Tlmken
94c
3-20
3-
Tobin
3-
5
2-20
65c
3-16
2-16
87(4c
3-16
3-2
(Detroit)—
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Dredging,
common
(special)____
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.).
£
6
v
.
(quar.)
B (stock dividend)
shares)
&
class
Time,
Roller
3-20
40c
3-
2
2-20
Class
5-20
Towmotor
2-16
Tractor
Standard
Class
Milling Co.
(quar.)
(Del.)
A
40c
Standard
Oil
of
Co.
Standard Oil Co.
Standard
Oil
Standard
(quar.)__
California
Jersey
(quar.)
Packaging, $1.20 pfd.
Pressed
Radio,
Steel
State
B
preferred
Statler
Hotels,
Stauffer
5%
5%
3-12
Corp.
>
True
3-10
2-27
Trunkline Gas,
3-10
2-17
3-14
2-27
3-14
2-27
3-14
2-27
30c
3-
2
2-16
3-
2
2-13
3-31
6-30
9-30
9-15
$1.25
12-31
preferred
A
f30c
flOc
4-
1
3-2
3-16
B.)
preferred
Co.,
&
Class
Webster,
B
Mills
Corp.,
;
Stonega Coke & Coal Co. (quar.)
Broadcasting Co., common (quar.)
Class
B
5.20%
(quar.)
preferred
Straw-bridge
&
(quar.)
Clothier,
$5
(quar.)
Company
(quar.)
A.) Oil Ltd.
Oil
Assurance
Co.
(Canada)
3-10
3-16
3-10
3-
2
2-24
3-
2
2-17
2-18
3-
1
2-13
3-
1
2-13
(quar.)
Machine Tool (quar.)
8unray Mid-Continental Oil Co., com. (quar.)
4(4% preferred A (quar.)
5(4% preferred (quar.)
Sunshine
Biscuits
(increased)
Sunshine Mining
(quar.)
Propane, Ltd.
Sutherland
1
3-11
1
3-16
3-
2
2-16
50c
3-
7
2-13
30c
3-10
3-16
5%
(James),
preferred
5%%
Inc.,
common
Union
Metal
Union
Oil Co.
4%
5%
3-
6
3-
6
3-10
3-10
28(4c
3-1
2-5
41 (4c
3-1
2-5
3-
6
3-31
2-27
3-16
2-27
3-14
2-13
3-31
3-13
4-15
4-
1
3-
2
4-1
3-2
United
25c
4-
1
3-16
50c
4-
1
3-16
Tecumseh.
Co.
(quar.)
Products
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-28
5-15
4-20
6
5-15
92'/a c
5-16
4-20
5-15
4-20
4-20
4-
1
3-16
50c
3-16
3- S
3-11
3-27
3-17
3-10
2-27
2-
6
3- 2
2-
$2
3- 2
2-20
9
Co.
(quar.)
50c
40c
Screw
America
—
Borax
Ceramic
&
(quar.)—
2
2-24
4-15
3-13
3-31
2-27
4-
1
2-27
4-
1
3-13
17c
3-
2
2-23
class B
4%% pfd.
50%
3- 2
2-23
4-20
3-20
$2.50
4-10
3-20
3-
5
2-
3-
1
2-13
3-27
3-17
25c
Bolt Corp.,
Tile
3-
2-25
3-10
$6c
—
& Chemical,
S.
S.
3-16
3-12
55c
$1.06'A
Mines, Ltd.
Jersey RR. & Canal
U.
2-23
32 %c
(quar.)__
common
(quar.)
of
United
2
2-27
3-10
3-10
50c
—
Co
U.
4-
50c
:
dividend
New
2-11
4-15
45c
Illuminating
United
3- 2
3- 2
(quar.)
Insurance Co.
Keno
3-16
30c
(quar.)
United
United
3-13
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
United
Stock
2-13
2-19
3-27
$1.12%
com.
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred
3-16
3-10
40c
12%C
$1.25
Gas Improvement,
4(4%
4-1
3-2
fl5c
4-1
3-6
}50c
4-1
U.
3-6
3-16
7%
(quar.)
$1.12%
—
10c
(quar.)
3-2
8.
.7%
U.
S.
States Envelope Co., com.
preferred
preferred
Hoffman
27c
5%
class
Lines
4y*%
A
1
7
Machinery
pref.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(s-a)
3-1
2-14
U. S.
Pipe & Foundry
50c
3-10
2-27
U.
Playing Card
3-
6
2-26
35c
3-
6
2-2&
50c
4-
1
3-
6
4-
1
3-
6
62 %C
3-
2
2-24
Corp.—
(quar.)
Co., common
preferred
25C
$1.75
common
(quar.)
3c
S.
(increased)
(s-a)
Gypsum Co.,
U. S.
convertible1 preferred
Carton
Fastener
Fruit
United
3-2
-4-1
3-30
2-16
33c.
2-13
2-
75c
America,
United Electric Coal
2-6
$1.10
3-13
V
2
40c
(s-a)
(quar.)
Co.
Elastic
United
2-5
2-10
1
33-
30c
Ltd—
(quar.)
of
preferred
United-Carr
Taylor & Fenn Co.
3-10
Fibre
Omaha,
(quar.)_
Biscuit Co.
$4.50
Carbon
3-16
4-
$30c
25c
of
Co.
Inc.
preferred
United
Beard &
71%c
3-31
Taylor
i__
(quar.)
United
3-20
3-13
4%
Air Lines
United
United
33c
2-13
4- 1
15(3
preferred participating prior
2-16
25c
3- 2
Union Terminal Cold Storage Co.—
3-18
3-16
2-13
3- 2
$1
(quar.)
common
Yards
1
2-16
2-20
87 %c
—
Sugar (quar.)
Union Tank Car (quar.)
1
2-27
4-17
3-10
$1.12%
dividend
Stock
Union
3-
1
3-13
1
Calif.—
of
4-
62(4c
3-31
4.32%
Mfg.,
$1.25
2
2-11
2
3-28
5-
,
38o
Union
2-27
4-
3-
$15c
(quar.)
common
United
3-13
2-11
2-27
90c
2
3-
3- 2
62%c
.
preferred (quar.)
$4.0C preferred (quar.)
$3.70 preferred (quar.)
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
Union Investment Co. (quar.)
2-13
f$1.25
2-13
3-
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-
3-16
3-11
2
40c
(quar.)
Corp.
3-10
2-27
3-25
$7%c
Aircraft
2
2-27
3-15
62 %c
Artists Corp. (quar.)
Artists Theatre Circuit, Inc.—
3-16
2-27
3-13
10c
United
3-
2-27
3-10
2%
United
45c
3-10
'
(quar.).
2
25c
11-16
$1
2
50c
(quar.)_
5-15
8-14
11-25
$1.50
(quar.)
3-
7c
(quar.)
preferred
2-16
5-25
8-25
$1.25
(quar.)
3-
15c
(quar.)
3-10
5
30c
$4.50
United
Talcotc
1-30
70c
3-14
50c
Ltd. (quar.)
Symington Wayne Corp. (quar.):
Syracuse Transit Corp. (quar.)
3-
3-10
40c
(quar.):
3-10
flOc
Switson Industries,
3-31
25c
(quar.)
i
5c
5c
(quar.)
Paper
2-18
25 c
(quar.)
(quar.)
St.
Chemical
preffcrred
6%
2-27
3-31
25c
Sundstrancl
Superior
44-
16c
(quar.)
2-13
dividend
Electric,
$25c
(D.
Life
a
65c
pfd.
2
25c
(Dallas)
Acceptance Corp., Ltd.—
Common
(increased)
60c non-cum. 2nd preference
Union
6c
Storer
3-
3-18
30c
5c
(quar;)^
2-13
Corp.—
50c
class A
(quar.)
B.
Stock
2-20
43%c
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
2
Film
Fox
Clutch
3-1
50c
-
3-
(Del.)—
Co.
common
Salle
La
Disc
Stock
(quar.)
Cable
$5 preferred A
Carbide
15c
preferred
1st
South
Union
56c
com.
$$0,444
3-16
"
Union
9
12(40
(quar.)
(quar.)
Baer & Fuller Co.,
U.
3-20
«,.2-
121 (4c
common
registered-
(increased)
&
Twentieth-Century
208
2-20
25c
Textiles,
preferred
fquar.)
(John
B
City 7th Unit, Inc., $6 pfd. (accum.)
Tung Sol Electric Inc., common (quar.)
5% conv. preferred series 1957
1
Stern
4(4%
Stetson
2
Tudor
3-
25c
fquar.)
1
3-
Inc.
34%c
(quar.)__
C
4-
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
12(4c
25c
preferred
35c
„
preferred
Temper
Trunz,
12-15
35c
5%
$2.80
6-15
$1.25
(quar.)
1
25c
3-20
$1.25
(quar.)
2-12
3-16
4-
$$0,444
Coal,
Truax-Traer
2-27
4-10
$1.25
(quar.)
Precision Corp.—
2-13
2
35c
3-10
Twin
(quar.)
3-
1
(Increased)
25c
(quar.)
3-12
2-13
3- 2
(initial)
A
Trinity Universal Insurance
Quarterly
45c
Delaware
5%
Sun
1
1
3- 2
4-
—
Conduit
25c
class A (quar.)
Sterling Drug
Sun
4-
4-
21c
(quar.),.,
class
Insurance
37 (4c
Bros,
(quar.)
;
Sterling Aluminum Products
Stuart
2-16
2-20
$25c
& Williams Steel Forging
15c
Sterchi
&
2-16
2
3-10
$25c
bearer
30c
(quar.)
Steinberg's, Ltd., class A
Stephenson Finance, common
5(4% preferred (quar,)
Sterling
3-31
2
2-25
2-26
$1.14
(quar.)
Quarterly
Travelers
Triangle
2-10
3-16
25c
:
Brewers
4-15
33-
B
Transue
6
$25c
Shares—Series
8c
Bros,
Sterling
2-16
9
Corp.
*l5c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_.
preferred (quar.)
Stedman
3-10
50c
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
5%
preferred (quar.)
5%
2-
3-
3-10
$1.06'A
(ctuar.)
Supply,
Series
2-27
3-10
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Chemical
3-10
40c
(quar.),
(quar.)
6%
2-13
A
Trans-Canada
2-10
3-13
30c
(quar.)
State Loan & Finance Corp.,
Class
3-10
93%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Register
Fuel Supply
2-16
62(4c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Standard
.
55c
common
preferred (quar.)
Standard Paving & Materials,
(Increased quar.)
Standard
2
70c
New
$1.60
Standard
2
3-
35c
preferred
Standard
3-
50c
(Ky.)
of
Co.
Standard Oil Co. of Ohio,
3%%
(quar.)
(quar.)
of Indiana
Co.
Oil
6-1
V 5c
5c
cl.
B
3- 6
Co.—
preferred (quar.)
4.56%
preferred
(quar.)
Toronto Elevators, Ltd.
(quar.)
Toronto Iron Works Ltd., com.
$1.60
3- 6
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Edison
1
2-27
20c
Bearing
Packing
4-
3-14
30c
4.25%
15c
2-27
75c
(quar.)
Inc.
Toledo
3-14
3-
:$2c
Payable In
A
Standard
$1.60
common
2-20
35c
.
preferred series B (quar.)
Thrift Investment Corp., class A com. (quar.)
Thriftimart, Inc., class A (quar.)
50c
Accident
Inc.,
.'••V
2
$1
(reduced);.
Thorofare
25c
E.)
Brands,
preferred
$3.50
Box Ltd.
Tilo Roofing
prior preferred (accum.)
Mfg., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$3.75
2-16
Paper
50c
$5
(A.
Standard
2
Thompson
$1.63
preferred (quar.)
Stahl-Meyer, Inc.—
$2
3-
2-11
7
Class
(quar.)
$6.50
Staley
2-11
3-26
Insurance—
3-31
6
3-13
25c
(quar.)
5-1
33c
40c
3-
1
6-15
Producing
Illinois
36c
38 %c
3-31
Gulf
92(4c
31'Ac
—
Texas
2-13
9714c
Tamblyn (G.) Ltd., common (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
7c
(quar.).—1.._—;—
Sugar,
4-13
60c
25c
(quar.)
Gas
—-
50c
Sonotone
.
1
25c
—
(quar.)
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
.
40c
(quar.)
Products
$30c
$53c
—
Laboratories
(quar.X.
Oil
Aircraft
Sonoco
common
Corp.
&
Mobil
Ltd.,
1
4-
2
Stuart
75c
——
(quar.).—
(quar.)
4-
80c
Mfg. Co
(quar.)
Oil
(quar.)
Corp.
2-27
2-27
$15c
A
—
(quar.)
Corp.
2-10
3-16
$15c
(increased)—.
pref. (quar.)—
(quar.)
(H.) & Sons, Ltd., 5%
Oil
1
3-16
$50c
...
Co.
Sinclair
3-
$2 5c
(quar.)—
conv;
Simpson's, Ltd.
2-10
1
1
2-27
4-
3-
Stone
1
4-
3-
3-16
$1.35
25c
Stonecutter
3-
4-10
2- 6
$1.24
preferred
(quar.)
5.50%
1st preferred
(quar.).
5.75%
preferred (quar.)
5.85%
preferred
5.80%
preferred (quar.)
5.35%
preferred
6.70%
preferred
Texas Fund, Inc.—
(From
investment
income)
37c
—
3- 6
3-10
30c
quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)^
2-18
A--
1
60c
$1.31'A
3-16
7%
25c
3
2-18
^
6
4-
6
re¬
(increased-quar.)
(increased
$1.03%
Stewart-Warner
(quar.)—
3-16
2
!
3-
6
3-16
Stix,
&
3-16"
1
2
$1.10
(quar.)
dividend)
3-
Transmission—
27(4c
(stock
1
25c
8%
B
6 2 Vac
common
Publishing
Simmons-Boardman
Simmons
Skil
2-25
as
(quar.)
common
B
Simonds
Skelly
3-14
payable to the
A
preferred (quar.) ..—
Silverwood Dairies, Ltd., class
Singer
2-13
3-10
5%
Simon
2
exchange basis.
Strapping,
preferred
Silknit,
$3
2-27
Merger was effective on Dec. 31 on
share-for-share
a
2-14
4-
1
4-
3-
(quar.)
3- 6
4-
$1.12(4
Stern
been
stock
B
and
1
,
20c- :y
———
have
2-16
25c
10c
also
class
Co.
..
——
dividends
which
shares
.
$30c
T
semi-annual),•;—,
(quar.i—
(quar.)—1—
above
These
2
25c
——
(quar.)
Siegler Corp. (quar.)——
Signal Oil & Gas Co.—
Class
2
3-
3- 2
—
Ltd.
2
25c
3-
3-19
-
Corp.
—
Class
2
15c
-
Shepard-Niles
Sicks'
2
1
3-13
20c
Mfg.- (resumed)
Sheraton
4-
$50c
—
4-
3-
Quarterly
•
5%
4-17
3-10
15c
:
5%
:
3-
Seaboard Surety
Securities
1
3-13
12 %c
preferred (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)—
Sealed
5-
.
91'Ac
;
(quar.)
Scythes & Co., Ltd., common (quar.)
—
5%> preferred (quar.)——
——
dtaboard Finance, common (quar.)
$4.75
4-17
$r%
—
dividend
2-16
3-16
3-
com.
for
3-
1
93c
called
1
4-
$1.28
issue
4-
Spiegel, Inc., common (quar.)^
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Spindale Mills, common (quar.)
7-17
1
1
40c
Scripto, Inc.: class A (quar.
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney, Inc. (quar.)—
Scudder, Stevens & Clark Common
Stock
Fund (quarterly from net investment inc.)
Scudder, Stevens & Clark Fund—
(Quarterly from net investment income)
Stock
8-
1
2-18
:
3- 6
$1.25
$1.27'/a
;
$1.12(4'4- I
Sprague
5-
Company
2714c
Telephone,
3. 6
1
6
Sperry Rand Corp., common (quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Sperti Products. 5%
conv.
pfd. (quar.)
Springfield
3-10
4-
3-14
(quar.)
3- 6
1
5%
3-2
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Shoe
4-17
1
85c
y
preferred
$3.G5
5-
•
50c
(quar.)
Williams (quar.)
&
3-31
4.20%
3-20
1
16c
preferred
Spencer Kellogg & Sons (quar.)
Spencer Chemical, comrtion (quar.)
Class
27%c
preferred
Scott
7-20
"
—-
—
4-20
8-10
4-15
27%c
5 Va%
83.40
v
37'/ao
(quar.)
''
V.
'
5%
Stock
preferred
Spencer
2-16
4-
2
2(4c
(quar.)
$1.32
3-12
".'■176
-
*k4-
6
3-
4o~'.
(s-a)'
Sanders "•Associates,
6
2-
3-
.
preferred
Southwestern States
2-
1
3- 2
$1.07
(quar.)_
1
2-16
3-
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-
3- 2
$1.25
(quar.)_
1
44-
(quar.)
Texas Gulf
Sulphur
(quar.)
;
Texas Eastern Transmission, com.
4.50%
preferred (quar.)
4.75%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.15
($25
preferred
3-
3-16
$1.50
•&/«
4-
$1.22%
preferred
(extra)_
com.
4.36%
-
Sawhill
preferred
Service,
6
29 lie-
5.40%
45c
Public
6
29Re
preferred B (quar.)—:
29 %c
4.70% preferred C (quar.)—
4.70% preferred D (quar.)—29%c
34% c
5%%i; preferred E (quar.)..-—
_____
4%%
;
$1.16
$1.16 y»
preferred
25c
2-
65c
—-—
— ___
4.96%
(Dallas)—
2-
Works—
Water
Jose
Common
-
•/y
Common
5-15
8-14
28%c
Insurance
1
2-20
Texas Gas
2-13
9-15
^
;
3. 6
(quar.)
6-15
30c
(quar.)
1
dividend)
3-13
15c
pfd.
3- 6
4-
preferred
Texas
2-13
75c
com.
1
3-15
5.25%
3-\ 2
3-13
$1.16(4 ';
4-
i"18c
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey,
3-26
3-
41.
4* I
$1.15
4*
March 6 at $105 per share
25c
(quar.)
Life
3-26
3-23
1.
$1.06 y4
$1.12 J/3
(Entire
on
25c
(quar.)
preferred
1
4-1
3- 6
(quar.)
25c
__.L—____
3-
$1.10
preferred series A (quar.)———
Ltd.
(increased)—.
1st
$4.40
(quar.)
4-
pfd.
demption
plus this
2
2-19
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
70c
(quar.)
$6
3-
25c
Power—
(quar.)L_
($100 par)
3
'
.
Co.,
3-13
3-17
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
5.16%
50c
3- 5
35c
$1.02%
preferred
(quar.)
5.10%
preferred
(quar.)
5.12%
preferred (quar.)
75c
35c
(quar.)
common
dividend
Stock
4-15
1
3-25
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
34c
2%
(quar.)..;
Insurance
Marine
St.
2-25
common
Southwestern Investment Co.,
$1
preferred
(quar.)
Southwestern
'
;fi-E
Gas
preferred
4.60%
4.90%
5-
Quarterly
surplus accumulated during
litigation over the rights of pfd.
common
stockholders) . __——$130.00
earned
court
Southwest Natural
Southwestern Electric
5%%
4.65%.
2-2
3-1
$1.20
(quar.)
prior preferred
Southwestern
Ry.—
4.64%
2-16
2
3-10
(quar.)
4.28%
preferred
(quar.)____
Southwestern Electric Service, com.
$$1.25
(quar.)_
common
9-15
12-15
Co.
preferred
2-16
3-
,
Railway, common (quar.)
5% non-cum preferred (quar.)
5% ncn-cum preferred (quar.)
5% non-cum preferred (quar.)_
Southland
Royalty
(quar.).
Southwest Gas Corp., common
conv.
3- 2
3-30
;
Nevada Telephone,
preferred
(quar.)
4.65%
2
6-15
Gas
Pacific
4.60%
3-6
Southern
$1.20
2-21
3-10
S1.25-
-
—
Ltd.,
2-27
7-
$1.25
(quar.)
A
2-27
1
1
SI.25
——
(quar.)
Corpr,
5-29
6-30
4-
4-
$1.25-
.
.
Natural
5.44%
4.25%
4.50%
2-16
Electric—
(qUar.)
preferred
preferred
5
2-16
2
$1.18%
&
(quar.)
Southern
4-30
Gas
preferred
Southern
5-31
25c
3-31
3-
Payable of Rec.
55 c
:
Transmission, com. (quar.)
preferred
3- 2
32 (4c
(quar.)
preferred
Gas
Share
(quar.)
4.10%
40c
Indiana
Southern
:
$0.2656y4
(quar.)
(increased)
Common
5%
—-
(quar.)—
Southwestern
(From
.
2-24
Co.—
(quar.)
Co.
4.75%
4.80%"
2-17
37 %c
(quar.).—
A
;
6
$1.25
A
preferred
Louis
3-
$1.07/*
r—
(quar.)
com.
Ry.
Francisco
5%
3-10
25c-
Joseph Lead (quar.)
Joseph Light & Power,
preferred (quar.)
St.
2-14
3-20
$1.07(4
**■
5%
b *T
Jf
(quar.)_.
preferred
1
1
$1
•
preferred
Southern
Southern
34-
10c
Common
4.30%
4%
10c
4%
iz-*
2-14
10c
——
,
2-16
1
10c
(monthly)
Stores, Inc., com.
(monthly):
Common
2
3-
12%c
7 /ac
: $1.12/a
10c
10c
—-i-,-—10%
dividend
Safeway
3-
40c
-
;-
V
—
.
Rubbermaid, Inc.- (quar.) _—
Ruppert (Jacob)', 4%% pfd. (quar.)
Ryan Aeronautical (quar.)
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum __.————
Stock
'X
i,
(quar.,—
Crown
Bottling Co.
preferred
(quar.)
5%
1V-6
& Tool
Gear
Royal
Corp.
Tennessee
.
.
Southern California Water, com.
5.44%
preferred
(quar.)
4(4% preferred (quar.)__
of Company
Tennessee
51
tibldert
When
Per
Name
3-13
'*
•r>t
Holders
Payable of Rec.
J60c
4.32%
2-27
When
Share
(increased)
preferred (quar.)
27c
5%- original pfd.
(increased-quar.)65c
2
3-
3-18
Ltd.
Southern
2-16
2
3-16
•
—
_
Per
Name of Covipuny
•*
2-16
.-,12 /ac
(quar.)
common
preferred
3-
t$l'.06%
25?.
—
——
Corp> (quar,)-.
Reid.
conv.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
3- G,
quar.)
Ltd., cl. A (increased
(increased-quar.)
Paper,
Class
.
When
,
Share
Name of Company
iH
(1067)
(quar.)
(Increased)—L
50c
3- 6
2-13
22 %c
7- 1
6-12
30c
3-16
$2
4"
3-
1
*
2
3-11
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1068,i
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Printing & Lithograph Co.—
Common
(increased)
Holders
Name of Company
CJ.
5# preference A (quar.)_
8. Rubber Co., common
8#
8#
U.
Steel
S.
-
1
3-1*
5.04#
3-14
2-24
5.08#
3-14
2-24
Wiser
&
$2
—
6-13
3-10
2-
6
Wolff
3-16
3-
2
5-25
3-20
2-27
5- 1
5- 1
5- 1
4-15
—
75c
4-1
3-10
- 15c
3-16
Inc.
(quar.)—
Insurance
433/4c
3-16
3-
12 Vac
3-
—
5-15
8-31
8-15
7'/ac
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$3.50 preferred
(quar.)
$3.50 preferred
(quar.)
2-23
5-29
7 Vac
•
Class
2
1
7#c
(quar.)
11-30
11-13
87 VaC
5-
1
—
4-15
4-15
87 #c
8-
1
11-
A
(quar.)-—
common
—
25c
Wood
Newspaper Machinery
Woodward
Governor
3-13
3-
*81.37 Va
3- 2
87VaC
1
^
2
preferred
payment
(this
clears
3-
2
2-16
4%#
—-
preferred
Van
2
2
2-27
50c
3- 5
2-18
40c
1
3-
3-
1
Co.
2-23
Stock
dividend
3- 7
2-16
used for new
62V2C
Stock
(s-a)
&
3-3
2-3
construction
Co.
Jr.)
(quar.)..
6.#.
1
(quar.)
1
3-
(quar.)
Gooderlmm
&
5-15
5-
3-16
5-
1
8-
1
2
preferred
3-16
3-
Motor
Wcedcn A-
3-16
3-
3-
2
3-20
3-20
2-27
3-16
2-27
3
2-19
3-
4-17
3-31
3-18
3-
3-10
25c
4-
4-
4
2-13
3-12
1
3-
1
3-
4-15
6
3-31
3-
2
3-31
3-
2
62 VaC
Chemical
Coast
Products,
A
Class
pfd. (quar.)_
(quar.)____.
A
(quar.)
preferred B
conv.
Co.
2-19
2
2-19
3-
5
25c
3-16
Co.
6
3-
6
2
2-16
preferred
rates
2-27
3-13
5-
1
1
4-14
4-14
&
1
4-
1
3-13
3-14
2-20
4-13
2-
6
30c
4-
1
3-
3-14
3-
34-
4-
2
3- 2
2-
2
2
2-
1
9
9
3-13
1
3-10
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
3-10
2-13
3-
9
2-20
3-10
2-27
3-10
2-27
4-
1
3-20
4-
1
3-20
3-15
1-tfi
$3
3-
1
2-14
3-31
3-20
3-10
2-13
3-10
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4%#
interest
3-10
35c
5-
1
.
8-
1
,81.06 Vi
9c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-10
1
11-
35c
42 VaC
$1.50
50c
4-
7-10
10-
1
3-
3-13
2
2-18
1
4-30
3-
1
9
3-10
3-31
3-
5J,a#
and
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
6#
notes
stock
($9
•=
report
2•
Net
company's
shares
Employees
3,850,000
by
them
of
66,270 shs.
A
*1,500,000 shs.
Option
are
of
names
shares
of
for
issuance
Plan
and
937,148 shs.
pursuant
Restricted
to
Senior
the
several
underwriters
stock
common
be
to
the
Stock
the
and
severally
pur¬
follows:
as
Eberstadt
&
Co
&
Co
11,750
W.
Baird
&
Eichler
&
Becker &
Bioren «fe Co.
C.
S.
Brown
C.
F.
low,
Co.
&
Courts
&
Francis
J.
Hentz
A.
Co
&
&
Co
F,
-V.
1,500
&
income
Hutton
Stix
&
p.
&
—
Co._
and
10#
a
Blosser
"The
of
1957.
38
with
2-27
registration statement
$1.19
3-14
2-27
stock.
3-H
2-27
See
also
on
Stein
Feb.
Roe
24
G.
Walston
&
Dean
3,000
covering
&
'
■
•
with
the
1958
amounted
year,
to
according
$57,057,274
to
as
preliminary
a
$13,382,967,
were
shares
common
$17,557,369,
equivalent
outstanding.
$1.75
or
to
$1.34
This
share
per
per
compares
the same
on
reduction
a
price
for
contributing
an
9#
sulphur
factor
production
1958
of
business,"
that
was
volume,
said
in
;
the decline
volume
prevailed
increase
an
he
said
the
of
tons
throughout
in
unit
costs
stated.
Mr.
Nelson, "was mixed, with
encouraging uptrend in sales."
Gross revenue
quarter of 1958 amounted to $16,729,210,
final
$14,479,227
income
Commenting
on
prospects
for
the
by
competitive
Sales
of
$561,442,
oil
conditions in
and
gas
46#
or
mine
Mr.
Nelson
tonnage shipments of
will be determined to a
the
in 1958
world
sulphur market,"
amounted
to
$1,771,180,
said
the
sulphur for
large extent
he
stated.
increase of
an
1957.
over
During 1958 Texas
process
ahead,
year
in
however,
Gulf Sulphur
began
production at
Frasch-
new
a
at
Fannett Dome, Texas, currently
producing at an an¬
300,000 tons. The company is also jointly
constructing u
new Canadian
sour-gas recovery plant at Okotoks, near Calgary, with
Devon-Palmer Oils, Ltd. under agreement with Shell
Oil of Canada,
Ltd.
This plant is expected to come on stream
by mid-1959 and will
nual
rate
of
an
annual capacity of 100,000 tons of elemental
sulphur. Texas
Sulphur will operate the plant and participate in revenues from
of sulphur, gas and condensates.—V.
188, p. 2689.
sale
Thomas & Betts Co.—Stock Offered—An
underwriting
by Smith, Barney & Co. on Feb. 26 of¬
publicly 300,000 shares of common stock (par $1)
at $17.50 per share. This
represents approximately 20%
of the outstanding shares. The
selling shareholders which
include the Chairman, the President and other
key offi¬
will
continue
outstanding
completed.
to
own
approximately 40% of
following this offering, which
shares
EARNINGS—Net
H.
Walker
&
E.
&
Wood
&
the
was
with
an
the
SEC
an
25,000
items
Inc.
below.
used
electrical
in
gages
a
and
is
customers'
In
January,
the
comprise
1958,
by
under
amendment
to
its
amounted
quarterly
to
to
holders
dividend
of
record
abovementloned
as
tools
one
in
of
program
and
will
product
designing
and
electrical
systems
in¬
are
These
products
number
complete
industry.
of
which
equipment.
most
the
of
may
electrical
the
of
available
broad line
a
connectors,
entire
the
company
solderless
some
inventories
The
innovation
company
and
manufacturing
purchasing
main
acquired
terminals
oi
en¬
improve¬
items
the
plant
Kent
at
partially
a
and
related
Mfg.
Elizabeth
a
Corp.
92,000
construction.
CAPITALIZATION
4#
20c
a
1959
31,
offered
to
meet
developed
automatic
of
Newton,
square
line
attach¬
foot
Mass.
plant
r*
AS
OF
1,500
Co._
1958
requirements.
strip
company's
is
designed
constantly
machines
in
"^7"
declared
March
being
conductor
goods"
specific
continuous
addition
and
continuing
5.000
1,500
has
shares
throughout
and
"shelf
3,000
&
Betts
dividend.
company
are
At
additional 300,000 shares of
capital
Farnham Fund,
this
&
$1,524,986.
payable
The
accessories
with
which
3,000
Co._^
Thomas
was
company
stock,
1959.
in
of
profit
BUSINESS—Thomas & Betts manufactures
raceway
stalled
ing
3,000
Co.
Co
Smith
common
16,
participate
2,500
Co
&
Witter
Harold
the
March
Mc-
Inc
Co., Inc
Lerchen &
sales
DIVIDEND—The
on
of
Company
Watling,
filed
in
company expects an
increase
1959.
"Our earnings,
$5
Fund
Files With
—
notification
reported for the corresponding period of
for the three months ended Dec.
31, 1958 totaled
equal to 34 cents per share, compared with
$3,795,026, or
per share in the like period a year
ago.
Net
cents
ment
3,000
Stein Roe & Farnham Balanced
Fund. Inc.—Registers
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
The
of
of
1868.
p.
$3,358,050,
5#
3-14
188,
V'
year
of
lower
pattern of
compared
DEC.
31, 1958
Authorized
Outstanding
due quarterly 1960 to 1961—"
due quarterly 1960 to 1966
$600,000
notes, due annually to Jan. 17, 1963
1,072,000
90,580
:
$240,000
1,140,000
90,580
note,
4#»#
3-14
letter
a
previous
from
the year ending on
from
sales
in
the
2,500
&
857.
$1.10
filed
19.
lower
Another
result
a
1,500
Dowell
Stroud
5,000
Co._
&
Co.
Straus,
5,000
1,500
3,000
Hammill
Zuckerman,
189,
1957.
;
resulted
&
5,000
Sliearson,
1,500
Weeks
3,000
Jackson
Inc.
2,500
1,500
Co
5,000
Co.
Webber,
1,500
&
2,500
Jaffray & Hopwood
Prescott, Shepard & Co.,
2,500
Fay
Hornblower
E.
Co.__.
3,000
Piper,
5,000
&
Co
Curtis
3,000
&
Ohio
Paine,
1,500
Co..._
Milwaukee
The
1,500
Thorn-
cTuPont &
Hogle
1,500
1,500
Clarke Corp.__
1957.—V.
shares.
year.
as
the
10,020,000
net
of
the
2,500
&
Dillon, Union Se¬
curities
Hooker
Co
Manley,
5,000
Model, Roland & Stone
F. S. Moseley & Co
Goldman, Sachs
Goodbody & Co
H.
Bennett <fe
Mead, Miller & Co
Lehman
1,500
2,500
4-15
2-27
the
$17,084,414 and net
5,000
The
Co
I,
Eastman
Co
1,500
tc
for
releasing the report, Fred M. Nelson, Chairman,
sold
1,500
.
1,500
Inc.
W.
Inc.
&
Brothers
5,000
Inc
Co.
Jeffries
itichard
Co.,
Peabody
5,000
Co., Inc.__
Whiteside & WinsInc.
Childs,
dike,
&
Co
&
Cassell
Cliace,
Kalman
Kidder,
2,500
G.
Burnliam
Johnson, Lane, Space
Corp.
Jones, Kreeger & Co
3,000 '
2,500
Co
Bear, Stearns & Co
A
The
Co.,
Inc.
.
Bateman,
12
sales
in
Feb.
on
earnings for the
on
earnings
Shares
11,750
White, Weld
Robert
31,
-
Shares
F.
figure
Feb.
from
revenue
1957
cers
number
Dec.
fered
Option Plan.
respective
of
as
group managed
150,000 shs.
& 6V4#
reserved
Stock
1,192
to
Corp., New York, N. Y.
on
$66,883,847
number
"
2
2-19
General
released
share
with
the
.
1960
value)
par
29,042
compared
int.
6#
divs., at 5#, 5Va#, 5%#
♦Includes
over
1958
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co.—Sales and
Earnings Off—
Gulf
due
with
and
of
$3,288,000
corporation
Gross
have
$14,583,334
10,750,000
term
5%#, 5To#
$1.12 Va
$1.20
Co.
rates
1971
subord.
of
Common
2-2C
3-20
Light Co.—
preferred
with
16.3#
or
increase
the
over
against
3-10
3-16
40c
(quar.)
notes
to 1970
Pfd. stk., $50 par val. (issuable in
ser.)
Four series of cumul.
pfd. stk., with
3-13
UOc
Wisconsin Notional Life Insurance (s-a)
Wisconsin Power
4-
85c
(monthly)
(1987;
to
Capital
35c
com.
1960
2-16
1-3#
35c
Co.,
4'/a#,
2
25c-
Common
Power
of
2
35c
Electric
Acceptance
414# and 5 Va # due 1960 to 1970
Subord. term notes with interest rates
3-
18 ^4 c
Hirsch, 7# "preferred
Merchants
Authorized
term
3-
15c
Wisconsin
from
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
3
40c
Winter■&
portfolio
$639,000
covering
In
DIVIDENDS—Cash dividends, paid in
every year since 1924, are cur¬
rently at the rate of $1.32 per share annually. Stock dividends of 10#
paid in 1950, 1953, 1956 and 1958.
3-
25c
1
$5,000,000
a
•
General taxes paid by the
company in 1958 were $2,198,000, or $237,000 more
than the
previous year.
Federal income taxes charged to
the
company's operations in 1958 totaled $3,866,000, an
in
were
4-
1
of
employees at the close
.
3-
3-31
increase
sales
(Boston), and
(Chicago).
3-20
3-10
Common
Winn-Dixie Stores
time
•
in 1958 amounted to $4,573,largest expense and reflected an
1957.
Tampa Electric had 1,308
An
in
of
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.;
Offered.
1958, Talcott acquired the commercial receivables of CreditAmerica Corp.
(N. Y.), all of the capital stock of
Lexington Corp.
Senior
4-
.J
500 shares of class A stock to be offered at
par ($500
per share),
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used for
expenses incidental to diilling a well.
In
1
181.50
(quar.)
'
Salaries and wages paid
by the company
This was the company's second
800.
Texas
reported in the previous year.
Per share earnings equalled $2.63 a
share
on
the
787,148
shares
outstanding on Dec. 31,
1958,
com¬
pared to $2.61 a share on 596,584 shares in 1957.
Adjusted for the
10# stock dividend paid in December,
1958, earnings in 1957 would
have equaled $2.37 a share.
5
t$1.12Va
(quar.)
customers.
new
Company operating expenses for the year were $15,733,000, of which
$8,477,400 went for fuel oil and coal used to
operate Tampa Electric's
three generating plants.
The
Stock
2
115c
——
connect
William C. Maclnnes, President, reported
that.the utility firm's oper¬
revenues
for the year 1958
totaled $31,826,700, compared to
$29,754,000 in 1957.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
financing.
Total receivables processed
by Talcott in 1958 amounted to a record
$846,448,000 compared with $748,364,000 in 1957. Net income also set
a
company record, amounting to $2,265,171, up 30# from the $1,747,807
3-
115c
___
to
i
industrial
4-
30c
—
■4:<£' 4
with
•,
1854, James Talcott, Inc. supplies funds
concerns
in a large number of industries
throughout the United
enabling them to make maximum use of their facilities. The
company's principal activities are commercial
financing, factoring and
•3-
50c
(quar.)
common
Non¬
the
to
chased
(quar.)
Co.,
source.
at
States,
1
9c
—
Bros,
3-13
proceeds will be added to general corporate funds.
capital base will broaden the concern's borrowing capac¬
will, in turn, permit the handling of a larger volume of
which
3-20
$1.25
—_
Florida, was placed in operation in the
the firm's generating
capability to 560,000,
increase over Tampa Electric's 65,000 kilowatt
capac¬
ating
Corporation and
Inc.—Common
BUSINESS—Established
4-
95c
(quar.)—
Talcott,
UNDERWRITERS—The
White Pass & Yukon, Ltd. (initial)Villa Grocers (s-a)
Whitehall Cement Mfg.
(quar.)
Wilson &
ity,
2-26
9#
White
Williams
2-13
2
120c
(quar.)
—
Corp,
2
3-
37 Vac
(quar.)
preferred
Paper
Extra
3-
2
37 VaC
——
Whitaker
3-20
3-
3-
$3.12 Va
(quar.)___
Weyerhaeuser Timber (quar.)
Whirlpool Corp., common (quar.)
3-31
—
,
4.76#
1
30c
arrears)
(quar.)
(George., Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)
41 a#
preferred (quar.)6#
preferred (quar.)_
Westpan Hydrocarbon
(quar.)
4.80#
4-
3-13
5-
common
75c
PROCEEDS—Net
130
Weston
4#%
3-20
—
Westmoreland, Inc.
4.40#
1
$1.50
„
$1.25
4-
Gas—
Electric,
3-20
The increased
$1.20
—__
Williams
3-20
30c
(quar.)
all
4-10
4- 9
underwriting group managed jointly by F. Eberstadt &
Co. and White, Weld & Co. on Feb. 24 offered for
public
sale a new issue of
150,000 shares of $9 par value com¬
mon stock
at $31.37*4 per share.
This offering was
quickly completed.
4#
.————
common
2-16
(Continued from page 10)
(James)
20c
■
.
Wickes
1
25c
Amer. dep. receipts for
ordinary (final)
Western Tablet & Stationery—
5#
preferred (quar.).
—
Western Utilities Corp. (increased
quar.)
Westinghouse Air Brake (quar.)
4 V*#
4-
60c
series)
(quar.)
5#
conv.
pfd, (1952 series)
West eel Products, Ltd.
(quar.)
i__
Western Stockholders' Investment
Trust, Ltd.
3.80#
2
2-25
20c
(1955
Westinghouse
3-
3-16
$1.25
—
Electric's Gannon plant, the largest coal-
in
Electric
1958,
SEC
25c
payment clears
(quar.)
pfd.
1
3-10
1
75c
——
(this
Western Natural
5#
4-
4-
$1.06 Vi
(s-a)
—
Supply,
preferred
2-23
20c
(quar.)
4.80# preferred (quar.)
Western Canada Breweries, Ltd.
(quar.)
Western Casualty & Surety (quar.)
Western Insurance Securities Co.—
Class
6
2-20
75c
(quar.)
dividend
Auto
2-
3-13
50c
u——
4- 9
3-16
Investment News
2#
Airlines
Stock
2
3-10
50c
__
dividend
Western
3-
6
50c
,
Indies Sugar
(quar.)
West Ohio Gas (quar.)
Western
3-31
2-
25c
West
Stock
1
2
$1.12
._
.
Insurance
4-
3-
25c
conn
2-24
35c
(quar.)
Life
3-10
$1.12 Va
——
Welsbach
$5 preferred
4-30
7-31
$1.25
3-13
16c
—
West
37VsC
37%c
25c
General
3
2-16
16c
——
——
plant
This increased
invested $22,794,000 in new and improved facilities
$12,351,900, or 54# of this amount being invested in
additional generating capacity.
The balance of $10,442,000 went for
new line
extensions, transformers, meters, street lights and other facili¬
ties
necessary to suply increased requirements of old customers and
in
British' Income tax.
business.
135C
(quar,)—
Corp.
(quar.)
;
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift, 4.80#
(quar.)
(quar.;
(quar.)—
Tube
2-27
Ltd.—
,
3-12
$578,000
2-27
120c
-
Less
2-27
3-20
3-20
50c
——
(quar.)
4- 2
2-16
10c
—
common (quar.)
preferred (quar. )„_
Weiboldt Stores, Inc., common
$4.25 preferred
(quar.);
6#
preferred (quar.)
ity in 1947.
y Previously published date was Incorrect.
The corrected payment
date and/or record date is indicated here.
xLess Jamaica Income tax.
t Payabld in U. 8. funds, less 15# Canadian nonresidents tax
6
$4.50
con v.
preferred
2-28
20c
Co.,
4%;
2-25
unit of Tampa
generating
Tampa
2-27
3-13
12 VaC
—
Washburn Wire
(quar.)——
Washington Water Power (quar.)-..
Waukesha
which is quite an
3-10
The second
burning
Fall of 1958.
;
2-27
3-31
62 VaC
—
2-13
37VaC
—
Co.
(quar.)
(increased)
Radio
6
3-14
40c
—
Jewelry
2-17
1
$1.43%
———
(quar.)
3-16
2-13
3-
10c
Investing Corp.——,———.—from capital gains and 6c from or¬
dinary income)—.
Warner & Lambert Pharmaceutical Co.—
$4.50
2-13
7-17
3-
(10c
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Warren (S. D.) common
2-20
3-20
1
4-16
12c
Wall Street
Common
3- 2
3-
25c
Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
t Payable in Canadian funds, tax deductible
resident tax 15#; resident tax 7#.
2-27
50c
—
—
;
watt unit is slated for completion in the Fall of
1960. and will increase
Tampa Electric's generating capacity by more than 27#.
This will
give the company a total of 735,000 kilowatts
capacity at that time..
4- 1
•
5
35c
25c
—
Worts,
expenses.
majority of these construction funds will go into a new generat¬
ing unit for the company's coal-fired Gannon.plant. This 175,000 kilo¬
,
5
12 VaC
__
additional
.
a
5-
68:#c
——
i
1-26
H
approved
i
was
some 50#
of this amount would
generating capacity, with the remainder being
distribution and transmission lines and other
anticipated
for
10c
(quar.)
convertible preferred
Zenith
2-27
5-16
$1.56 V*
—
used
25c
(quar.)—
convertible
$21,290,000
Company officials pointed out that
be
3#
Mfg.
of
..
25c
Towne
Zale
3-20
3-31
3-16
*
3#
6 Va #
preferred
(quar.)
Vulcan Mold & Iron Co. (quar.)
(quar.).—
3- 2
3- 2
——
6#
3-20
3-31
15c
—
The Goodwill Station, Inc.—
Wabash Railroad, 4Va#
pfd. (annual)
Wagner Electric Corp. (quar.)
Wuitc Amulet Mines, Ltd. (increased)
Waldorf System
(quar.).——
3-20
3-16
(Monthly)—
6#
2
$1.25
——.u.r——
W'JR,
62VaC
$1.12#>
—
-
Youngstown Sheet &
3- 2
4-
131 Vic
——_
(II.)
4-
15c
Railway
Quarterly
2-16
10c
--
Walker
3- 5
87VaC
'
Telephone.& Telegraph, coity. (quar.)
A
2-28
10c
(quar.)
Vita Food Products (quar.)-—
Vogt Mfg. Corp. (resumed)—_—
Vulcan Materials, common
(quar.)——5%
preferred (quar.)————.
5%% preferred (quar.)—.——
Class
3-16
25c
—
"Walgreen Company
2-20
130c
(quar.)
5VaW: preferred
Virginian
2
$2.50
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)—
Coal & Iron (quar.)Dare, Ltd., 5# preferred (quar.)—
Dare Stores Corp. (stock dividend)
Virginia
Virginia
Virginia
Virginia
budget
23.
•
Pump
(quar.)_
Virginia Railway—
preferred
3-
2
$2.50
Viking
6#
—
3-17
Yellow Cab Co.—
6
3-10
40c
Victory Markets, class.A (quar.)
Class B
\ 10c
————
(quar.)
construction
Feb.
on
The
Ltd.—
receipts—
dividend
-Yale
6
2-
3-20
U2'/aC
——
Grey Trust
4-
3-
15C
—.—
———
3-27
30c
(s-a)
Victor Chemical Works, com. (reduced quar.)
3preferred
(quar.)
Victoria
2-28
40c
,—
—
preferred
3-29
4
4#
—
(quar.)
Company (initial quar.)—
Viceroy Mfg. Ltd., 50c class A (quar.)
Vick Chemical Co. (quar.)™—-—
Vicksburg, Shrevcport & Pacific Ry. Co.—
5#
4-
(quar.)—
1959
2-16
4-15
20c
Vernon
Common
3- 2
$1.25
(quar.)
—-——
Vanadium-Alloys Steel
6#
Wurlitzer Co.
2
50c
(quar.)
Vanity Fair Mills, Inc. (quar.)-
$6
Co.
Wyandotte Chemicals
Raalte
Van Sciver (J. B.) Co., 5# cl. A pfd.
Van Waters & Rogers (quar.)——*
West
(Win.
Monthly
2-16
4-
17'aC
&
Wrigley
2-16
3-
30c
22VaC
(quar.)
Light (quar.)
Utah Southern Oil (quar.)
Power
3-
$1.06V»
(quar.)
convertible preferred
90c
t/iah
W.),
estimated
3-10
(quar.)
Worthington Corp., common
4## preferred (quar.)
all
arrears)
W.)
(F.
American deposit
Universal Pictures Co.—
4%#
(F.
2-13
$3.183/i
(quar.)
Woolworth
Woolworth
1-15
3-
An
by the directors
22VaC
(quar.)-
Corp.
Woodward Iron (quar.)
10-15
2-1-60
25c
87 Vac
Co.
189, p, 857.
Tampa Electric Co.—Plans Large Expenditures—
2-14
—-
7-15
Insurance
organized in
Co.—
Wood (G. H.) & Co., Ltd., 5'/a# pfd. (quar.)
4-15
$3.50
Universal
Hagey, Jr., President, on Feb. 19 announced that stock*
holders had approved a name
change from Stein Roe & Farnham Fund
Inc. to Stein Roe <te Farnham
Balanced Fund, Inc.
The change ^was
made to give a more accurate
description of the Fund and to prevent
any confusion with Stein Roe & Farnham Stock
Fund, Inc., which was
mid-1958.—V.
3- 4
i,_
(quar.)
Marx,
Changed—
Harry H.
.
pfd. (quar.)™
(quar.)
Co.
Wolverine
30c
f
$3.50
i
Oil
30c
$1.25
$1.26
$1.27
Monday, March 2, 1959
.
Stciu Roe & Farnham Fund, Inc.—Name
Payable o) Hec.
—————
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
75c
—
United Telephone (Pa.) 4Va#
United Whelan Corp., common
Common
4-
2-13
$2
U. S. Tobacco, common (quar,)—
—7# non-cumulative preferred (quar.)—-—
Common
2
50c
-
(quar.)
common
3-
62YaC
——
(qttar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
60c
—~—
—
Share
Wisconsin Public Service Corp., com. (quar.)
5# preferred (quar.)——————..—
Holders
When
Per
Payable of liec.
U. S.
.
.
note,
cumulath'e
$100
per
pfd.
share)
Common stock
♦Includes
chased
in
value
23,000 shs.
additional
and
are
shares
reserved
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed to
(stated
(par value $1 per share)
8,505
1958
stock
held
for
several
14,473 shs
3.000,000 shs.
in
exercise
treasury
of
underwriters
purchase from the selling shareholders
stock
*1,479,296 chs,
that
named
an
were
pur¬
options.
below
have
aggregate of 300,-
#
Volume 189
000
shares,
Number
each
shareholder
the
shareholder
set
5825
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
the
of
opposite the name
when
selling
16.6668
Barney & Co
American Securites Corp._
Arnhold
and
voeder,
„
Bacon,
Whipple &
Robert
W.
&
1.1667
Barth
Eichler <fe Co.—
Becker
G.
A.
William
Blunt
&
Blair
Ellis
& Co.,
Brooke >& Co
Brown
Alex.
Burnhain
Butcher
&
&
&
ner
Smith,
Nugent
Prescott,
C. C.
.6667
Reinholdt
.6667
F.
Collings and Co., Inc.
Collins
Co.
&
Co., Inc.
Dickson
S.
R.
&
Dominick
Drexel
&
<fc
.
Dominick
Co..
1.1667
Riter
1.6666
1
Rotan,
Echwabacher
curities
Elkrns,
&
Co
Stokes
Shuman,
<fe
The
First
Boston
Goldman,
Sachs
Inc.
Co.__
&
Ripley
Stem,
&
:
Mosley
——
Inc.,
Inc.
Co.,
Dulles & Battles,
1—
———„
—y. 189, p. 920.
7
!
•,
.'
,
V,..
■
After
'
278
of
as
Dec.
first
securities
the
in
be
to
expects
company
a
and the
under which the company paid
December,
In
the
1958,
the
company
its
of
present
—V.
189,
United
is
being able to exercise such option, Bache & Co. has en¬
an agreement with the company,
dated Feb, 5, 1953, pro¬
of
Approximately $1,-
by a new mortgage having similar terms.
or
the
of
proceeds
net
securities
the
of
will
hereby
offered
The
stock
common
machinery
with
The
and
the
for
order
in
E.
to
be
the
75
Motors
will
been incurred
and
Is listed,
lg
the
but not
record
Blackweil
provide funds to meet development
to
The
expenses.
remainder
the
of
ol'
shares
32,000
(plus an
of
shares.
43,060
Chairman and D.
Board
net pro¬
The
"of
lists
Leslie
in
be
70,"
by
lubricants
central
states
been
has
Vice-President
division,
eastern
holders'
J.
G.
assigned
Jimenez,
company's
the
to
Division
General
Man¬
the
Under
Eastern
Division
Marketing
Housel,
Roy M.
field
offices
who
was
to
mid-July.
starting
The remainder
in
East Central District Lubricants
with headquarters in Detroit,
Michigan,
Florida
Rolphe
in Tulsa,
E.
Indiana,
and
Illinois,
portions
Lundgren,
West
of
York.
will have jurisdiction over the
Kentucky,
Georgia,
Central
New
Virginia,
West
Tennessee,
District
and
Manager
Ohio,
Wisconsin,
Pacific
has
calling
way
similar
a
for
conversion
turbo-charger
and
of
parts of Texas,
Nebraska, Tennessee, and Wisconsin.
motor oils
and
nent retail
greases
outlets,
a
is
to concentrate its major
—V.
189,
p.
a
move
result of the sale of Tidewater's mid-conti¬
which has made it possible for the company
marketing efforts
on
the east and west coasts.
Plans
—
invest
announced Feb.
17
and
by
$70,000,000
Vice-President
Association, Inc.—
with
to
producers
star-producers
and
Youngstein.
Mr.
creative
is
artists
188,
Industrial
"Our
result
a
of
in
success
our
number
now
River
Feb.
Packers
19
by F.
Association,
N.
of Transamerica
Transamcrica's
Co.
Was
acquired
Dant
of
Belgrano, Jr.,
of
Astoria,
Chairman
of
Ore.,
the
announced
was
Board
and
on
President
Corp.
tinal
effected by
by
Inc..
Castle
transfer
of
ownership in the seafood
&
Cooke,
Inc.,
Oregon.
of
Honolulu,
80d<
and
of
processing
which
20by
was
Robert
of
Baldwin
Koylon
do
The
explained,
foam
wanted for seats
who
will
cushioning
backs; split,
or
be
who
ware¬
cushioning will also
new
fabricating.
no
currently manufacturing
and Woonsocket, R.
Co.
Uranium
pin core cushioning in
I., foam plants.
above.—V.
Corp
Ward,
attracting
ability
proven
its
Its Mishawaka,
188, p. 2511.
*p.
189,
526.
r
,
above—V.
182,
1225.
p.
Corp.
Stockholders'
Secretary
the
of
above.—V.
189,
962.
p.
•••-'
^
of
America—Acquires Interest in Heavy
Company—
Vitro
Jr.,
has
acquired
Tenn.,
President,
Crane's
of
Minerals
French
Co.
it
the
and
equity
Neele
E,
interest
held
announced
jointly
was
des
interest
A
chemical
Chimiques
Protective
Industrial
United
Corp.
Acquisition
Heavy
—
Ry.
by
Stearns,
minority
Vitro
interest
of Pechiney,
group
Torres
gives
President
Crane
Carlton
of
Crane
is
held
known
thorium
Stock¬
and
supplier
Committee, charged on Feb. 24 that management's
heavy
Chattanooga,
minerals,
and
for
which
it
subsidiary
a
Societe
de
of
Produifg
ilmenite
for
in
'
,
facilities
processing
1953
titanium
the
earth chemicals,
rare
has
established
was
750.
p.
by
as
Rares
Tenn. * It
rutile
of
ownership of
87$#
an
Heavy Minerals is engaged in the production of
Proxy
Corp.
by
J.
c°.
to
1562.
p.
Western
&
Chattanooga,
misleading."
committee
has
it
that
announced
Waste
will
solicit
full
.slate
March
committee
The
27.
directors
of
the
at
and
annual
company's
with
participants
it
meeting
own
SEC
this
manufacturer
The
heavy industrial,
of
Stock
York
corporation's
Exchange.—V.
stock
common
aircraft
188,
listed
Is
derwriting
the
Net
Mass.—Files
Cambridge,
With
corporation
on
Fob.
filed
11
letter
a
class
of
stock
at
B
$200
class
of class
unit.
per
(par
units
497
of
the basis
on
Rights
expire
March
1S59.
9,
to
are
be
two units
of
held.
and class B common stock now
A
as
important
an
industry.—V.
189,
v
Waste
offered
Straus,
Unsold units
is
of the
stock sale,
Co.;
(2)
Jan.
shares
$200,000
1959,
21,
of
shares
to
the
and
Sexton
its
to go to
presently
V.
involved.
189,
division
this
of
Co.
18.
of
tooling of
new
working capital.
purchase
the
basis
to
up
of
one
The
182,030
share
of
Crib¬
of
~
common.
outstanding series
cumulative
0'i
B
preferred
shares.—
in
S.
Roth,
George
Fein
Hoffman
all-cash
Con¬
was
an
President,
transaction
to
with
has
Hoffman
had
the
Fein's
with
connection
no
Can
interest.
controlling
a
Tin
Group
The
the
thereof.
of
Can
Tin Can
will
company
in
position
Can
this
in
line
with
and
Corp.
lead
to
Standard
Roth
the
of
and
in
engaged
gills,
sporting
by
The selling
ski
goods,
the
.and
has
men,
($1
share)
per
net
proceeds of its stock
sale,
of
$192,793.50
Marcus
amount
prior
class
proceeds
will
to
added
be
organized
for
the
incorporated
was
purpose
of
acquiring
Florida
in
It
now
owns
company's
1958.
in
and developing real
It
a
Pineda
Mobile,
the
island,
little
roads)
U.
for
S.
only
island
Ala.,
traffic
east-west
arces,
Island,
excepting
Pineda Island
thereon.
from
872
a
via
artery
consisting
or
no
housing.
Highway
utility
requires
U.
shares
is
approximately
peninsula
Highway
of
the
(other
Approximately
90
is
and
presently
therefor
utilities
in
Coast.
Gulf
approximately
of
development
considered
90,
50
acres,
than
2,900
The
feet
usable
is
to
first
of
being
water.
order
to
be
section
commercial
put
in
of
and
of
swim
of
be
used
to
recapitalization
stock
was
repurchasing
a
of
held
it
by
the
reimburse
common
such
price equivalent
of
the
shares
shares
members
company
be ap died
Sons,
corporation.
that
reacquiring 5,951
will
Breier
An
to
as¬
addi¬
company's
outstanding
class
into
the
was
Inc.,
Marcus
A
and
Breier
anticipating
to $33.0468
per
its
share.
reacquired represented the outstanding balance of 10,223
by
the company in
payment
for
the business
The balance of the proceeds will be used
of
Marcus
for general
purposes.
The prospectus
shares,
is
lists 17 sellers of the 65.000 shares.
beir.g
sold
by
Harold
S.
The largest block,
Rirsch,, President,
who
will
retain 40,448 class B shares. The class B holdings of Mr. Hirsch and
other
the
selling stockholders aggregate in excess of 178.000 of the 185,004
class B
shares outstanding.—V.
384,
p.
264.
and
frontage
purposes,
balance
line
a
usable
utilities
commercial
The
main
the
presently
providing
for
be
so
Sons, Inc.
17
minutes and 7 miles
10
This
in
issued
Breier
14,211
serving
necessary
fill
S.
excluding
sportswear
children,
prop¬
approximately
triangular-shaped
and
recent
stock.
and
The shares
•
approximately
$196,661.60 will
agreement to reacquire it at
the
general funds and be used for the most part to develop Pineda Island.
company
of
for the cost
to
B
family
best-efforts basis.
on a
net
The
—
own
there
>
treasury
Feb. 24 publicly offered 1,055,000 shares of common stock
PROCEEDS
active
and
introduced
by the company upon liquidation of
fered—Aetna Securities Corp. and Roman & Johnson on
at par
stockholders
consequently
of
women
recently
tional
Common Stock Of¬
—-
and
manufacture
for
wear
sumed
Land Development Corp.
are
and
company
underwriting group headed
an
shares,
A
of outstanding indebtedness
payment
U. S.
issuing
filed
covering
62,500
The public offering price and underwriting
by amendment.
outstanding class
is
company
the
Of
187,
2554.
1959,
shares,
wear.
the
of
said.—V.
be supplied
65,000
women
canvas
Corp.
the
20,
outstanding shares to be offered for sale by the holders;
,
for
these
Of
of
account
Portland, Ore.,
Feb.
on
established market lor the stock.
no
The
ex-
Corp.,
Can
strengthening
a
Mr.
industry,
is
man¬
stable
the
SEC
stock.
common
for
Burnside St.,
the
offering is to.be made
to
terms are
Fein
his
continued
for
includes Fein's Tin Can
Group,
Commercial
the
of
Group's
is
move
readjustment
sound
of
Corp.,
Acquisition
this latest
Roth,
Mr.
Fein's
sale
for
West
with
by Francis I. duPont <te Co.
Fein's
George
The
at 67
A
of class
65,000 represent
through
Hoffman
program
The
offered
be
located
statement
shares
127,500
all
to
According
Fein's
it
the
registration
a
Co.
agement's
Atlas
acquired
Harold
Y.,
said
made
was
which
U.
of
Group
has
Stag Manufacturing Co.—Registers With SEC—
This company,
Corp.—Acquisition
stock.
acquisition
Brooklyn,
N.
He
Feb.
on
involvement
The
corporation
Brooklyn,
of
announced
the
and
used
funds
Crlbbea
of
962.
p.
White
States Hoffman Machinery
United
on
to
on
stock
common
King common, plus $12.50 In cash, for each two shares
and
public
will be
$1,575,000
at
augment
Sexton
The
in reimbursement of
of
offer
an
the
un¬
an
supplied by amendment.
development
to
through
McDowell.
are to be
$1,137,500
made
Cribben
public sale
Blosser &
the balance
(3)
and
for
estimated
(1)
182,000
SEC—
cumulative convertible pre¬
According to the prospectus, the company has called for redemption,
for each share
underwriting
No
ben
offered for
With
registration statement with
a
proceeds are to be used for working capital.
The
p.
be
by
purchase of
on
common
shares of class B common
seven
Sexton
company
and 4,480
$10)
(par
the
product lines;
with the
$|10) to be offered In units con¬
A and
total
A
stockholders
subscription by
others.
stock
common
share
one
headed
group
proceeds
for
and
notification
of
covering 640 shares of class A common stock
sisting of
to
the company as follows:
used
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
filed
20
offering price and underwriting terms
by
Inc.,
Research
United
$17.50 par,
New
694.
p.
stock,
defense
and
on
Feb.
on
covering 100,000 shares of series C 6%
65,000
over
corporation
on
ferred
of
King Corp.—Registers
proxies
This
with
sale of 100,104 shares of stock,
is
corporation
of
in
Iselin,
acres
Completion of the sale of Transamerica Corp.'s interest in Columbia
distributors
Products
Norfolk
corporate
in Columbia River Packers
Mr.
distributors
Co.—Trading Privileges Granted—
Corn
The
Max
Co.
Iselin's
a
erty.
Interest
product.
new
sell in complete blocks.
as
Calif.,
Minerals
for
and
Mr.
for
was
Transamerica Corp.—Completes Sale of Stock
pin core foam cushioning
for use as backs and seats
$70,000,000" Production
$65,000,000
between
it was
BUSINESS—The
920.
the
of
Oregon
part
headquartered
Realignment of the supply and distribution responsibilities for Veedol
189, p. 526.
arrangement.
quate
will direct operations in Mississippi, Arkansas, Missouri, Iowa,
Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, Kansas, Oklahoma, Louisiana,
an
Uran Mining Corp., Rochester, N. Y.—Stock
Offering
Temporarily Suspended—
August.
Union
order,
See
under
Corp.
will
Protective
pansion.
appointed
in
April
on
5'e
on
commecing.
1. 1960 and
statement now being received by shareholders is totally "inade¬
in
headquartered
states
Alabama,
maintained
Manager,
Manager,
of
be
will
with the managers reporting to Robert G. Reed, III,
5^.—V.
of
rate
payable
is
payments
Virginian Ry.—Merger Plan Progresses—
according
M'.
Container
arrangement,
new
Detroit and Tulsa,
1956
mortgage matures
price with polyether foam,
company
See
proxy
of Veedol automotive
has announced.
ager,
•
the
in
1,
$20,000
is introducing a new line of
through
Upjohn
Statement—
no
The marketing of this company's complete line
Feb.
annual
of
rate
the
$19,000,000.
Committee Attacks United Industrial Corporation
tainer
in Mid-U.S.—
from
the
second
fabricating
well
as
Vitro
United
E.
Tidewater Oil Co.—Eastern Division to Market Lubes
-
interest
Charles H. Baldwin, Sales Manager of Koylon foam seat¬
the
sold
the
A
7
The
of
the
at
1959
Ind„ plant will also soon produce t^e material.—V.
diesel-
designed
of
excess
president.
Hubert Cox as
interest
1,
cut the pin core to the size
house
Ltd., of Toronto,
prospectus
exercise
States Rubber Co.—Introduces New Product—
Santa Ana,
turbo-charged
power
locomotive
new
fleet
promote and to sell."—V.
of
Bache & Co.
additional 34,525
beneficially); and F. H. Deacon & Co.
owner
as
have
which
loans
working capital for general corporate purposes.
as
the owner
as
bank
current
has outstanding 390,000 common shares.
company
record"
company's
from time to time
be used
will
The
the
of
administrative
general
ceeds
all
the
announced on Feb. 25.
can
equipment;
Corp.
completed,
are
program
GP-9
outstanding
shares
retire
to
units, which will generate 2,400 horsepower,
this
commitments
almost
be
Approximately $250,000 of such net proceeds will be
mortgage.
pursuant
Issued
be
may
April
on
the interest
company
through
proceeds
Ycungstein,
"Our
of
to
44.430.84
'='2,700,000 shs.
6,000,000 slis.
_
payable in equal annual installments of $20,-
part
as
1959.
furniture,
be
motive
General
they
as
with
production in 1960,
SEC
the
1,
Distribution
capital.
delivery to the railroad in
company
applied to repay such loan, which repayment will result in the discharge
used
is
Accrued
United
provides that the loan will be secured by an assignment of said mort¬
734,000
Outstanding
$174,800.18
44,930.84
'
that competes in
Outlay—
viding for a loan by Bache & Co. to the company in an amount suf¬
ficient to enable the company to exercise such option. The agreement
gage
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
——
shares
lien
basis
payable at
ing,
notification
underwriting.
estate;
an
latest
of
new
Artists
equipment.
into
April
on
On the basis
See
shares
tered
annum.
an
the
EFFECT
value)
par
commencing
amortized
749.
p.
mortgage at any time prior to March 15, 1959 by payment of
$1,701,278, plus accrued interest.
In order to assure
additional
company
for
conjunction
entered into an agreement
mortgage $25,000 and was granted an option to pay and discharge
mortgagee
the
of the
30
experimental
an
cf
1958,
of
non-voting
without
working
purchase
to
31,
letter
a
B
real
and
placed
the
delivered
be
In
a
its
of
sale
position
each
purposes
Government
States
options.
per
ItR.—Orders 75 Locomotives—
has
of
cost
Herbert
construction
filed
class
purchase
plant
Division
scheduled
are
will
'■
■
—
begin its construction program.
It expects to
buildings largely through mortgage borrowing.
The total purchase price of the land was $3,t'65,0G0.
Of this amount,
the company paid $535,000 in cash and gave a 4%
purchase money
mortgage for the balance. This mortgage had been reduced to $1,926,finance
17
share),
locomotives—the
The
sixth.
the
financial
Feb.
per
Pacific
Electro-Motive
><
address
is at Postal Station R,
Toronto,
registration statement with the SEC on Feb.
20, 1959, covering $4,000,000 (Canadian! of sinking fund debentures,
series A, due March 1, 1974, and 80,000 shares of common stock.
It is
proposed to offer these securities for public sale in units, each consist¬
ing of $1,000 of debentures and 20 common shares. The interest rate
on
the debentures,
the public offering price of the units, and the
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment, Bache & Co. is
listed as the principal underwriter.
Organized in 1955, the company acquired some 390 acres of land
located about live miles from downtown Toronto, largely consisting of
the site of the former Thorncliffe Race Track.
Most of its activities
have been in connection with the formulation of plans for development
and the related negotiations with the various municipal and provincial
authorities; and it has formulated a plan of development which pro¬
vides >for
the construction of a community consisting of apartment
buildings, a shopping center, commercial buildings and light industrial
facilities, as. well as a school, churches and a recreational area. The
company proposes to construct buildings in the development and to
lease apartments, commercial and industrial buildings and retail store
space to tenants.
It has not yet commenced construction of any build¬
ings, although three six-story apartment buildings located on land
sold by
the company have been built by others and are partially
occupied, two more are well advanced in construction, and work has
begun on a
to
a
railroad
electric
3.0000
This.... company,"- whose
filed
used
Union
Total
vThprnclilfe Park, Ltd.—Registers With SEC—
Ontario, Canada,
($100
par
.8333
Co.——
&
($1
additional
000
Commission—
Exchange
on
.6667
.
Weld
White.
.8333
Xo."
be
This
.
-
stock
stock
The
.6667
3.0000
Janney,
to
>
1.1667
Hornblower
Weeks—
of
Inc.*
major canneries
the Hawaiian Islands.
and
commercial
United
$179,800.18
tThe Vendor's
2,750 shares of
construction, of
1.1667
Spencer
&
Association,
&
Inc—
Corp——
Swiss
1.6666
Co.
at
are
1.1667
Trask & Co—_
Underwood, Neuhaus &
American
1.1667
&
and
corporation
offered
1.1667
Meyer
Company,
Inc.
Co.
3.0000
—
Packers
on
covering
1.1667
Co.
Co-
&
Yeatman,
Suplee,
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
Hayden, Miller
River
four
.6667
Co.,
&
&
Co
&
Frank,
Stroud
SEC
1.1667
Staats
3.0000
Corp.—
Harriman
Agnew
R.
3.0000
1.1667
Corp. ^
of Michigan
First
William
.8333
Co.—
&
Hammill
Shearson,
3.0000
_
Morris,
Co.'V-
The
.8333
Co.—_—,
&
Columbia
owns
the United States
Securities
.8333
Stiver
Saunders,
1.6666
—
Eastman Dillon, Union Se¬
in both
1.1667
—
Co—
&
of
Packers
River
GIVING
payable—
note
'='270,000
controlling
Trans-Phonic Industries, Inc., Atlanta, Ga.—Files With
.6667
Co—
—l
affairs
held
had
and
housing
lein
tMortgage
but reliable statistics,
the company ranks about fourth
the Nation's top producers in sales of canned salmon and tuna.
Belgrano said.—V. 1.88. n. 2787.
Mr.
.8333
Mosle
tVendor's
This
&
Co.
&
the
Corp.
both
Authorized
1.1667
Gardner
&
in
Transamerica
not
thereof.
agency
any
Common
1958,
is
for
telephone service.
affiliated with the
and
power
company
CAPITALIZATION
Co.,
&
—.———
Ristine
P
This
or
available
Presently
electric
are
among
.8333
Co._
sale.
included
unofficial
of
.6667
1.1667
Shepard
Inc.
which
group
a
1946.
Bee"
.8333
.—.
Northwest
Pacific
.8333
-
1.1667
Co.
to
in Astoria, Ore.;
Naknck. Alaska; Honolulu; and Bellingham, Washington.
It also oper¬
ates freezing plants in Astoria and Honolulu.
Its seafood products, both
canned and
frozen, are marketed under the brand name of "Bumble
&
Cook & Co..-.-
& Igoe
Ohio
The
.8333
Sherrerd
Son
itself,
company
Cooke.
&
September,
Columbia
.8333
Newliard,
1.6666
—
Newbold's
H.
Co.
3.0000
Sons
since
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
to
interest
3.0000
W.
Clark,; Dodge & Co.—, 1.6666
Collin, Norton & Co.
.6667
Julien.
.8333
Inc.
transaction which began in September, 1958,
portion of its holdings in Columbia River
Packers
Castle
and
Prior
1.1667
Co
.8333
Co
ests
.6667
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen-
.6667
&
.8333
Inc.._^_
.8333
Co
Inc--
and
Co.
&
a
the
Oregon businessmen, and Castle & Cooke.
Trans¬
an option
to the principal purchasers, other than
gave
River
to
Association, to buy the remainder of Transamerica's holdings.
The option was exercised on Feb. 19 by Castle &
Cooke and Mr. Dant with the result that controlling interest in Colum¬
bia River Packers Association is now owned by Pacific Northwest inter¬
3.0000
McDonald
1.6666
Simmons
Blyth
Brothers
also
Columbia
1.6666
Co
&
prominent
america,
.6667
3.0000
.8333
.
Inc._
Co.
&
&
&
.6667
Co.—
&
Bateman,
Inc.
Co.„
Co.,
Irving Lundborg & Co
Mason-Hagan,
Inc—_—
Co.,
Inc.
J.
Langley
Loewi
.8333
&
Peabody
Lehman
.8333
Co.„_
Baird
C.
W.
___
Kidder
M.
Kidder,
Bleich-
S.
Inc.
A.
1.1667
a
sold
Association
several
r/r
Smith,
Transamerica
Packers
53
(1069)
This action completed
selling
to purchase from each
shares to be sold by. such
of such underwriter below:
agreeing
underwriter
percentage
.
Winfield Growth Industries Fund, Lie.—Assets Up—
1958
As of Dec. 31—
of
the
Net
condition
for
Shares
asset
value
per
outstanding
1957
$10.80
share
—
$8.21
96.889
57,565
54
(1070)
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
.
Monday, March 1, 1959
.
DEPARTMENT
STATE AND CITY
■/
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
br
:
.
*
-i-U (10 /
"J.T. ■'»
i
f
i'D
'.
ARIZONA
Cochise County Sch. District No. 13
(P. O. Bisbee), Ariz.
Bond Offering—Harriet Hiester,
of
Clerk
will
Board
receive
of
Supervisors,
sealed
bids
until
2
Payable at the State Treasurer's
office, or at the option of the
holder, at the office of any duly
authorized
agent
the
of
—
of Phoenix.
,
received
Maricopa County School District
No. 80 (P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond Sale—The
until
11
(PST)
a.m.
on
March 3 for the purchase of $140,000 school building bonds.
Dated
March 1, 1959.
Due on March 1
$235,000 school
building bonds offered Feb. 19— from 1960 to 1979 inclusive. Prin¬
v.
189, p. 751—were awarded to cipal and interest (M-S) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
Refsnes, Ely, Beck & Co.
Legality approved by O'Melveny
Maricopa County School District
& Myers, of Los Angeles.
No. 202 (P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond Sale—The
Encinitas
$285,000 school
San
building bonds offered Feb. 19—
189, p. 751—were awarded to
v.
Refsnes, Ely, Beck & Co.
Bond
Union
School District,
10:30
the
California
Bond
Offering—Fred
A.
Note
Heil-
foregoing supple¬
report in our issue of
the
ments
Feb. 2—v.
189,
♦
24—v.
awarded
^were
;
Feb.
until 10
$136,000 school
189,
to
p. 859—
syndicate
a
headed by Eastman Dillon, Union
Securities
&
Co.,
and
Halsey,
Stuart
&
100.01,
at
1968 to
price of
a
Fair
(PST)
a.m.
Bond
*
:i
$420,000 5s. Due
I960 -to
/
1,810,000
3.60s.
Due
from 1968 to
1983
1
from
inclusive.
on
Jan.
on
1
Jan. 1 from
to 1987 inclusive.
members
of
syndiGoldman, Sachs & Co., Salo;mon Bros. & Hutzler, R .W. Pressprich & Co., Dean Witter & Co.,
Estabrook & Co., F. S. Moseley &
Co., Reynolds & Co., Shearson,
Hammill
&
Co.,
Schoellkopf,
'Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc., Eldredge
& Co., Inc., Baxter &
Co,, Rand &
Co., Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,
Kormendi
&
Co., Inc., Merrill,
Turben & Co., Grande & Co.,
Inc.,
Kalman & Co., Inc., Fred D. Blake
Co., Harold E. Wood & Co., and
\Farwell, Chapman & Co.
•
cate:
at
ARKANSAS
County Special School
District (P. O. Little Rock), Ark.
Bond
school
Feb.
Sale-— The
construction
24
—
v.
189,
$1,250,000
until
10
859
were
—
phis,
Inc.,
at
a
Hill,
and
Sacramento
March 11
on
$48,000 school
15, 1959. Due
Principal
(A-O)
payable
and
on
America
at
net
fered
Feb.
24—v.
awarded
were
headed
Trust
about
as
3 V2 s.
from
600,000
1960
of
America
Savings Asso¬
Francisco, at a
net interest cost
follows:
Due
to
S^s.
on
1968
Due
March
3V2S.
Due on March
from 1975 to 1979 inclusive.
1
1
1
the
syndi¬
cate:
First Boston Corp.,
Gold¬
Sachs & Co., Merrill Lynch,
CALIFORNIA
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc., J.
California (State of)
Barth &
Co., John Nuveen & Co.,
J. A. Hoglei &
Bond Offering—Bert A.
Co., Lawson, Levy,
Betts,
State
'Williams & Stern, Irving LundTreasurer,
will
receive
March
11
for
a.m.
the
(PST)
on
purchase
of
$100,000,000 bonds, as follows:
$50,000,000
State
Construction
Program,
Series
B,
bonds.
Dated March 1, 1959. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1960 to 1984 in¬
clusive.
Bonds due in
1980
and thereafter
a
whole
terest
or
in
are
callable,
part,
on any
payment
date
on
as
in¬
and
after Dec. 1, 1979.
Int. J-D.
50,000,000 Veterans Bond Act of
1956, Series S, bonds.
Dated
April 1, 1959.
Due on Oct. 1
from
1960
to
Bonds due in
after
I
u
1
are
1984
callable,
as
a
whole
in part* on any interest
payment date on and after
Oct. 1, 1979. Interest ArO.
or
\
inclusive.
1980 and there¬
on
cost
of
District, San Diego County,
California
Bond Offering — R. B.
James,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
until
10
at
his
10:30
office
a.m.
in
(PST)
San
Diego
on
Other
cate:
the
purchase of $13,000
school bonds. Dated
April 15, 1959.
on April 15 from 1972
to 1984
Due
Principal and interest
(A-O)
payable
at
the
County
Treasurer's office. Legality
ap¬
proved by Orrick,
Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
cisco.
1975
for
11
Bond
Sale—The $450,000
school
189, p.
859
were
awarded to Tucker,
Anthony & R. L. Day, as 2%s, at
a price of 100.14, a basis of about
15
from
Feb.
15
1960
due
on
1979
2.84%.
Note
Sale—An
Feb.
19
to
&
Trust
at
1.60%.
Witter
1966
to
and $100,000
Feb. 15 from
Company, of Hartford,
dIus a premium of $10.
general
minal
of
&
the syndi¬
Co., Merrill
Co., Stern, Frank, Meyer
Fox, and Fred D. Blake & Co.
Rocklin-Loomis Municipal Utility
District (P. O. Rocklin), Calif.
Bond
bonds
Sale—The
offered
—
$650,000
Feb.
19—v.
awarded
were
County,
120,000
sewer
bonds
Farmers
Bank
The
1959
bonds
1
and mature
1960
to
and
interest
the
1967
office.
2,
Principal
payable at
Bank, Georgetown.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
York
McCarthy,
of
New
City.
B.
James,
Legality
ap¬
University (P. O.
Bond Sale—An issue of
000
non
revenue
20
tax
-
the
to
sold
was
Federal
Home Finance
price of
$1,500,dormitory
exempt
bonds
189,
Dean
p.
$98,000
963
Witter
—
were
&
—
awarded
v.
to
Union
School
District, Fresno County, Calif.
Bond
Offering
—
J.
L.
Brown,
I County
Clerk, will receive sealed
1,
City. Legality approved by
Kelley & Mo'oley, of Atlanta.
Bond
(P. O. Albany), Ga.
Offering
—
J, J. Cordell,
Secretary of Board of Education,
will
receive
p.m.
(EST)
sealed
bids
until
2
12
fpr the
of
$2,000,000
follows:
as
March
;scho61
on
3%%
$1,000,000
bonds.
Due
on
February 1 from 1960 to 1969
3.90%
bonds.
Due
on
February 1 from 1970 to 1979
inclusive.
Dated February 1, 1959. Princi¬
pal and interest (F-A) payable at
the
Fulton National
lanta,
Bank, of At¬
at the Chase Manhattan
or
Bank, of New York City. Legality
Spalding,
Sibley,
& Smith, of
approved
by
Troutman,
Meadow
Atlanta.
Glynn
v
County
(P.
'<■/
Brunswick),
O.
Offering
Howard
—
minal
facilities
J.
1, 1960 and 1961.
20,000 3 (2 % bonds. Due
from
that
sealed
until
11
for the
lic
bids will
a.m.
(EST)
City
—
sive.
and
March 18
1959. Due on
1960 to 1982 inclu¬
Certificates due
thereafter
are
on
.
•
March
1965 inclusive.
bonds.
from
Due
1966
on
1979
to
Due on March
120,000 4% bonds.
1
from
1980 to 1988 inclusive.
The
received
be
on
cates. Dated April 1,
from
i-'
•
announces
purchase of $550,000 pub¬
revenue certifi¬
1
March
\
■
improvement
April
1
on
inclusive.
Offering
Lehman
1962 to
3%%
March
\
f.
a.m.
port and ter¬
bonds, as follows:
$10,000 3V4% bonds. Due
1
11
for the pur¬
11
$290,000
140,000
Elsie
March
of
and
2%s, at
as
until
bids
sealed
on
chase
Feb.
on
Housing
Agency,
,
in
1970 and
callable
as
of
bonds are dated March 1,
Principal and interest (M-S)
1958.
payable at the American National
Bank
Brunswick
of
Georgia,
of
pany
Trust
of
Com¬
Atlanta;
or
at the Chase Manhattan Bank, New
York
Legality approved by
Mobley, of Atlanta.
City.
Kellev
&
April 1, 1969. Principal and inter¬
est
(A-O)
payable
at
the
IDAHO
First
City. Legality approved by Chap¬
Bingham
County School District
No. 58, Idaho
)
.
&
Cutler, of Chicago.
•
Bond
schein,
GEORGIA
Offering
—
Chairman
Roy
of
I.
Stro-
Board
of
bids
March 9
Trustees, will receive sealed
Athens, Georgia
Bond
water
189,
Temperance-Kutner
March
York
■
bonds
Co.
dated
are
of Brunswick; Trust?.Com¬
of Georgia, of Atlanta};, or at
the Chase Manhattan Bank, New
FLORIDA
build¬
24
March 1
on
pany
par.
Valley Union Sch. District,
County, Calif.
offered, Feb.
ffi
S
011 [March
Bank
(EST)
Santa Cruz
Sale—The
bonds
receive
Washington), D. C.
man
bonds
FF'F:
1979 inclusive.
Principal and interest >(M-S)
payable at the American National
Bond
cisco.
Bond
from 1976 to
Sears, County Administrator, will
American
National City Bank, of New York
ing
on
Georgia
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Scotts
Dueo
1958.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Clerk
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Treasurer's
March
Farmers
&
-
of
inclusive.
(M-S)
bonds..
from 1980 to 1988 inclusive.
Naples, Fla.
R.
—
3 V2%
inclusive.
March 2 from
on
March
on
to 1963 inclusive.
90,000 4% bonds. Due
the
to
State
the
dated
are
Certificate
School
Offering
of
1961
follows:
as
40,000 3%% bonds. Due
$40,000
Delaware, in Georgetown/as 3s, at
price of 100.06.
B.
District, San
Diego County, Calif.
Bond
of
sold
was
March
on
March 1 from 1964 to 1975 in¬
1,000,000
issue
a
p.
J.
Special
Beach), Del.
school
bonds,
clusive.
(P. O. Rehoboth
Sale—An
Hanauer & Company.
Santee
from
bonds,
Rehoboth
District
Bond
a
189,
to
facilities
purchase
Washburn
&
Bank
DELAWARE
School
(EST)
a.m.
Dougherty County Board of Educa¬
Connecticut
the
v
purchase of $280,000
obligation port andrter-
issue of $500,000
tax anticipation notes was sold on
to
inclusive.
members
Dean
from
19—v.
—
a
bonds, at a price of
net interest cost of
Feb.
Feb.
';
the
The
(P. O. Montville), Conn.,
bonds offered
July '1 'from
on
1978 inclusive.
to
bias until 11
CONNECTICUT
.
fi'om
1
1969 inclusive/5
Bond Offering—H. B. LoVvera,
City Manager, will receive sealed
15
March 15, 1984.
on
July
481,000 3%s. Due on July 1 from
1979 to 1988 inclusive/ '
,•
' -.
*
•
-r.
Brunswick, Georgia od
inclusive.
1983
to
Montville
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
Shuman, Agnew & Co.; Lawson,
Levy, Williams & Stern, Stone &
Youngberg, H. E. Work & Co.,
Irving Lundborg & Co., C. N.
March
for
inclusive.
March
on
March 15 from
on
10,000 Is. Due
about
bids at his office in San Diego
borg & Co., Stone & Youngberg,
until 10:30 a.m. (PST) on March
H. E. Work & Co., Fred D. Blake
10
for
the
purchase of $37,000
& Co.,
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox, school bonds. Dated
April 15, 1959.
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc., and C. Due
on April 15 from 1960 to 1984
N. White & Co.
inclusive. Principal and interest
Jamul'Las Flores Union School
(A-O)
payable
at
the
County
bids
1970
follo'Ws: i
as
on
288,000 31/2S. Due
1971 to 1974 inclusive.
97,000 4s. Due
as
a
inclusive;
1976 to
859
of
inclusive.""
Due
Sav¬
inclusive.
on
500,000
members
&
White &
March
from 1969 to 1974 inclusive.
Other
Trust
of
inclusive; $250,000 31/4S,
31/2S,
of¬
963—
Bank
3.36%, for $150,000 3V2s,
on
1975
&
3.40%,
$900,000
p.
1960 to
■
net interest
a
3.62%,
$231,000 3s. Due
tion
<
100.001,
due
syndicate
a
by the Bank
ciation, of San
price of 100.10, a
of about
189,
to
the
interest
District
gen¬
bonds
cost of about
1
March 15 from
on
1970
to
3%s.
price of 100.009,
a
$30,000 3%% bonds. Due
follows:
as
Waterbury, Conn.-
500,000 Joint Union High School
Union High School
District, Orange and Los
Angeles County, Calif.
$2,000,000
p.
group
of America
Bank
$121,000 5s. Due
Sussex
3.35%;
Fullerton
school
by
$250,000 School District bonds,
31/2S, at a price of 101.33,
1965
Sale—The
3.93%,
San
follows:
as
office.
obligation
School District,
National
due
Bond
189,
a
Securities Corp., at
,
tion, of San Francisco, at a price
of 100.20, a net interest cost-of
ings Association, of San Francisco,
man,
sealed bids until 10
Francisco.
headed
cate
cisco.
eral
the
by
to
and Interstate
-
school
17—v.
awarded
were
March 17
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $750,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 9—v. 189,
p. 527—were awarded to a syndi¬
interest
the
County
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Treasurer's
Crawford & Lanford,
Womeldorf & Lindsey,
price of 100.04.
(PST)
a.m..
clusive.
awarded
to a group composed of
the First National
Bank, of Mem¬
in
Feb.
offered
—
headed
Bernardino
April 15 from 1961 to 1983 in¬
bonds offered
p.
Wm. H. Dick,
—
his office
National
Pulaski
District,
County, Calif.
Offering
for the purchase of
bonds.
Dated April
on
the
School
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
1982 inclusive.
2,770,000 3%s. Due
Other
Jan.
on
1967
of San
Redlands
March 15 from
1984 inclusive.
Oaks
Sale—The $272,000
National- Trust & Savings Associa¬
for the purchase of $74,000 school
bonds. Dated May 1, 1959. Due on
inclusive.
on
Sacramento
follows:
as
1967
100,000 4s. Due
net interest cost of about
a
*3.64%,
Co., Inc.,
1960 to
March 15 from
on
bonds
859
will receive
$36,000 5s. Due
Bond Sale—The $5,000,000 Cor-(
v
Bond
from
offered
River Project Agricultural
Improvement and Power District
(P. O. Tempe), Ariz.
interest
County
Washington Union High School
District, Alameda County, Calif.
1960
.porate Issue No. 8, Series B, bonds
Salt
(A-O)
Raymond Knowles Union School
County Clerk,
March 3 for
on
of
Treasurer's office.'
District, Madera County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Erma E. Cheuv-
ront,
Fresno, until
Principal and
payable
at ^the
44,000
building bonds offered Feb. 17—
v.
189, p. 751—were awarded to May 1 from 1960 to 1983 inclusive.
the Security-First National Bank,
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
of
Los
Angeles, at a price of able at the County Treasurer's of¬
100.007, a net interest cost of about fice. Legality approved by Orrick,
4.08%, as follows:
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
„
clusive.
647.
p.
(PST)
a.m.
purchase
about
The
—
in
$120,000 school
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1959.
Due
on April
1 from 1960 to. 1977 in¬
/
bron,
Secretary
of
Board
of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m. (PST) on March 10
for
the purchase of
$26,400,000
waterworks bonds. Dated April 1,
1959. Due on April 1 from 1960 to
1971 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (A-O) payable at the Dis¬
trict Treasurer's office, or at the
Chase Manhattan Bank, of New
York City. Legality approved by
O'Melveny
&
Myers,
of
Los
Angeles.
office
sealed bids at her office in Madera
Diego County, Calif.
Sale—The
bids at his
of
Third St., Los Angeles),
West
Treasurer, including the agent of
City.
Legality approved by Orp.m. (MST) on March 2 for the
rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutpurchase of $250,000 general ob¬
cliffe, of San Francisco.
ligation
bonds.
Dated April
1,
Note
The foregoing supple¬
1959. Due semi-annually on Janu¬
ments the report in our issue of
ary and July 1 from 1961 to 1970
Feb. 16—v. 189, p. 859.
inclusive. Principal
and interest
payable at the County Treasurer's
Centralia School District,
office. Legality approved by Gust,
Orange County, Calif.
Rosenfeld, Divelbess & Robinette,
Bond Offering — Bids will be
District
Southern California (P. O. 306
State
the State Treasurer in New York
Water
Metropolitan
p.
group
Sale
and
offered
964
—
—
The
sewerage
February
were
■
*
until
;
$1,000,000
revenue
25
—
awarded to
v.
a
composed of Wyatt, Neal &
Waggoner,
Johnson, Lane, Space
Corp., J. W. Tindall & Co.^Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
8
for the
eral
1,
p.m.
(MST)
on
purchase of $225,000 gen¬
obligation bonds. Dated Jan.
1959.
years.
Due over
a
period
of 10
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the First Security Bank
of Idaho, in
Aberdeen. Legality
by Chapman & Cutler,
of Chicago.
•' '»'
approved
Volume
139
Number 5825
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
illinois
Fenner
Bond
Sale
The
—
general obligation
February 25 — v.
Incorporated;
Hutzler; Mer¬
Company;
The
Philadelphia National Bank;' R,
W.
Pressprich & Co.; Equitable
Securities
Corporation; Blair &
Co., Incorporated; Stone & Web¬
189,
offered
860
p.
—
Co., First National Bank,
Harris Trust & Savings
Bank, all
of Chicago, Bankers Trust Co., of
New Yorlv City, Halsey, Stuart &
Co., at a price of 100.009, a net
of
about
3.19%,
as
:delusive;
due
b
1969.
■
The
Ac
Co
Bond
in-
Fletcher
Offering
Richard
—
Trust
I, 1959.
January
op
y
from
1
1964
Due
1976
to
Jan. 1 from
on
3Vis, due
1963
to
bonds
189,
to
January
on
■
.
14000,000
tion
,
community
conserva-
bonds, for $800,000
area
3s, due
on January 1 from
1963
to ,1967
inclusive; and
$200,000 3Vis, due on January
;
1, 1963.
;
.12,900,000
and
pier
Sale
96*4
February
24 —
awarded to
Bond
receive
January
on
1963 to 1977 inclusive.
VJ
,'500,000
•
electric ; street
lighting
system bonds, as 3Vis, due on
January 1 from 1973 to 1977
inclusive.
"
.
i
.
9,000,000
\
electric
system
.
bonds,
r;-A-.:3s, clue
1961
i;;
street
to
for
$4 300,000 3Vis, due
ary 1 from 1963 to
elusive. " ;
f
<§*
•'.#!.*
lighting
$4,700,000
on January
1 from
1967
inclusive; and
were
—
j
■
elusive; and $200,000 3 Vis, due
>n>
•pf on Jan. 1, 1968 and 1969.
.2,000,000
municipal
buildings
m
l
bonds, for $300,000 3s, due
on
'^January 1, 1966 and 1967; and
'
$1,700,000 3Vis, due
1 from 1968 to
f
on
Janu-
1977
-1 ary
c
in-
V * exclusive.
'*
1,750,000 playground and
rtion
bonds,
3V4S,
as
recrea-
due
on
3s,
1960
from
and
*-
bonds, for $800,due on January
1
sewer
to
1967
$200,000
inclusive;
3 Vis,
due
Of
Chicago,
100.0005,
about
Chicago,
of
at
3.70%,
price
a
Other
group
New
of
the
$695,000 3%s. Due
Chase
First
Manhattan
National
City
Bank;
Bank
of
from
of
1
1968
from
1970
to
1971
December 1
on
on
Hutchinson
Wells
&
&
Co.,
School District No.
High
18
Feb.
Offering
John
Jay
—
(CST)
on
March
3
for the
purchase of $235,000 school build¬
bonds.
ing
Due
on
Dec.
inclusive.
(J-D)
March
Dated
1
payable at
1960
to
f
or
1978
trust
to
be
Ripley
body
&
Co.;
Co.: Lazard Freres
A.
Incorporated;
& Co.
C.
Allyn and Company, In¬
corporated; Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
•
untH
11
will
C.
receive
(CST)
on
March 11 for the purchase of
$5,000,000 5% exposition building
revenue bonds. If registered bonds,
man
Co.; Kidder, PeaGoldman, Sachs &
Secretary,
bids
Duane
a.m.
Jan. 1, 1959, and if
bonds, to be dated July 1,
Due on July 1, 1995. Prin¬
and interest (J-J) payable
245,000
the
Continental
Illinois
Na¬
Chicago, or at the Chemical Corn
Exchange
Bank, of New York
City, or at the Bank of America
National Trust & Savings Associa¬
The $100,000
—
Bond
interest
follows:
as
1972
on
first
cost
of
Beh
Co.,
as
189,
v.
—
awarded
the
to
p.
bonds
860
Carlton
—
D.
Due
on
to
Hill
1984
on
1
from
inclusive.
1978
Jan.
Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
School
Sale—The
$200,000 school
building bonds offered Feb. 24
Smith,
Pierce, Fenner &
3s, at a price of 100.17,
Lynch,
as
basis of about 2.97%.
,
as
3s, 3y4s, and
price of 100.10.
bonds
Plymouth Community Schools
Corporation, Ind.
group
composed
Securities
Corp.,
Bond
&
sperger,
the
$292,000
3.40s,
at
a
3.40s,
at
&
Trust
Fletcher
Company,
National
as
Sale
union
The
—
$900,000
annex
offered
the
at
from
revenue
time
same
price of
a
1975
Due
par.
1998
to
Oct.
on
1
inclusive.
louisiana
State
Board
Educa¬
of
(P. O. Baton Rouge), La.
Bond
Offering
-
Southern
—
the
price of
The
District
will
bids
2
Nov.
on
1
sealed
p.m.
from
Note
the
1961
to
on
on
Dated
Consolidated Sch.
District,
$295,000 school
189, p. 860—were awarded to
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., at a
price of 100.03, a net interest cost
of about 3.22%, as follows:
v.
3s.
to
tional
on Nov.
1968 inclusive.
Due
1
from
Iowa
Sale—The $610,000 build¬
and
Feb., 25 — v.
awarded to the
Bank of Chicago,
offered
—
Bank
Shearson,
jointly,
100.14,,
Hammill
&
3Vs.?,
kansas
offered Feb. 24
Chanute, Kan.
$850,000 water¬
works improvement
Feb.
23
—
v.
189,
Mass.
Trust
Co.,
National
ton,
plus
189,
v.
—
awarded
were
the
to
City,
York
New
Shawmut
p. 965 <—
Guaranty
Bank
jointly, at 1.81%
premium of $113.
and
of
Bos¬
discount,
a
(P. O. Turners Falls)f
Montague
Sale—An issue
Note
improvement
airport
p.
of
$25,000
notes
was
sold to the First National Bank &
Trust
Company, as 2.65s.
New
Bedford,
Offering
Bond
Marche,
City
—
Mass.
Gustave
La
will re¬
Treasurer,
ceive sealed bids c/o The National
Shawmut
Bank
of
Boston,
Trust
Department, -40 Water Street, Bos¬
ton, until 11 a.m. (EST) on March
4
for
the
purchase of $393,000
bonds,
follows:
as
$313,000
highway
macadam
April 1
1960 to 1954 inclusive.
bonds.
Due
on
loan
from
80,000 water loan bonds. Due on
clusive.
Dated
and
April 1, 1959. Principal
payable at the Na¬
interest
tional
Shawmut
bonds offered
964 — were
Bank
of
Boston.
by
Storey,
Legality- approved
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Boston.
;
,
michigan
Cherry Hill School
Bond
Sale
—
District, Mich.
The $1,040,000
school building bonds
25—v.
Bond Sale—The
of
by
Co.,
3V4S, at a price of
basis of about 3.23%.
as
a
on
Sale—The $5,000,000 notes
were
National
1959. * Due
25,
April 1 from 1960 to 1967 in¬
Waverly Community Sch. District,
ing bonds
189, p. 964
to
Deposit & Trust
Boston.
Legality
Storey Thorndifce,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
215,000 3V4S. Due on Nov. 1 from
1969 to 1979 inclusive.
Bond
Feb.
approved
1, 1959. Principal
payable at the City
Legality ap¬
Bond Sale—The
awarded
were
20, 1959. Principal and in¬
terest payable at the First Na¬
office.
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
Vinton
25
Safe
Boston
March
Treasurer's
The $400,000 notes
—
Feb.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
1960 to 1962 inclusive.
interest
Sale
Co., Boston, at 1.725% discount.
from 1960 to 1962 inclusive.
Dated
and
par.
Massachusetts
25,000 bridge bonds. Due
1 from
Housing and
as 2%s, at
Agency,
Boston,
receive
until
were
—
massachusetts
Note
Offering—C. A. Borrbom,
oral
offered
964
p.
Federal
Attleboro, Mass.
purchase of $469,000 gen¬
Clerk,
City
bonds
189,
v.
Home Finance
offered
—
—
revenue
25
to
a
The
-$1,900,000
University
student
housing
Sioux City, Iowa
and
Sale
a
Iowa
of the City
Indianapolis
Share
Corp.,
Raffen¬
Hughes & Co., Inc., and
American
Bank
on Oct. 1
1974 inclusive.
sold to the Federal Housing
and Home Finance Agency, as 3s,
school building bonds was sold to
a
Oct. 1 from
on
inclusive.
were
Spirit Lake Community Sch. Dist.,
First
Bond Sale—An issue of
1971
Additional
—
189, p. 964 — were awarded to
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co., and
a
to
student
82,000 street improvement bonds
1961
v.
Merrill
1963
sold
follows:
as
3s, 3V4S and
price of 100.02.
$80,000
Corporation
(P. O. Converse), Ind.
Bond
to
$125,000 3%s. Due
Feb.
building bonds offered Feb. 19—
1977
20—v.
189, p. 648—
Lucas, Eisen &
Waeckerle, Inc., and the First Se¬
curities Company of Kansas, joint¬
ly, at a price of 100.03, as follows:
Bond
$90,000 bridge improvement bonds
Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
to
bonds
revenue
hos¬
Iowa
4s.
Feb.
awarded
Louisiana
Sale—The $172,000
offered Feb. 23
1
&
net
offered
stu-^
The $200,000
—
annex
were
Northwestern
to
25,000 airport bonds. Due
860 — were
composed of
p.
group
440,000 4V8S. Due
dated
tional Bank & Trust Company, of
to
1973
coupon
at
a
4.09%,
Oak
—
a
1962
the Board of
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Offering
189,
v.
$365,000 41/ss. Due
satisfactory to
Metropolitan Fair and Exposition
Authority (P. O. Room 1055, 208
South LaSalle Street, Chicago), III.
to
Nuveen
about
Education.
Bond
—
100.001,
interest
bank
a
1959.
and
from
Principal
company mutually
the purchaser and
1,
Sale
1963 inclusive.
Co., City Securi¬
ties Corp., Indianapolis' Bond &
Share Corp., and Raffensperger,
Hughes & Co., Inc., at a price of
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
p.m.
24
awarded
Sale
union
O.
State
offered
bonds
revenue
Bond
dent
from
pital bonds offered Feb. 10
School Building
Sale—The $1,050,000
mortgage
Knudson,
Secretary of Board of Education,
1958.
Co.,
Bond
Due
Bond
University of Kansas (P.
Lawrence), Kan.
at
Bond
Oak Hill
(P. O. Newark), III.
Bond
a.m.
Orange City, Iowa
of
Corporation (P. O.
Converse), Ind.
Community
receive
(CST)
12, 1959 and due on June 30,
on
March 2 for the purchase of
1959.
$100,000 general obligation bonds,
1,500,000 warrants. Dated April 7,
as follows:
1959
and
due
on
June
30,
1959.
$50,000 street improvement bonds.
Grundy and LaSalle
Counties
will
(CST) on March
3 for the purchase of $38,000 street
improvement bonds.
warrants,
$2,400,000 warrants. Dated March
Kenower,
Aug. 1 from
on
1975 to 1979 inclusive.
N. C. Newen-
—
Clerk,
bids until 11
follows:
as
Arthur & Co.
Kendall,
time
school
$3,900,000
Mullaney,
Mac
Co.,
and
will
Manager,
from
1
1974 inclusive.
1972 to
obligation
building bonds.
Dated April 1, 1.959. Due on April
Bailey, 1 from 1960 to 1978 inclusive. Le¬
receive gality approved by Chapman &
(CST) Cutler, of Chicago.
bids until 6:30 p.m.
March 5 for the purchase
on
1977 inclusive.
to
City
dorp,
for the
sealed
December
Aug.
on
75,000 3V2s. Due
Legality approved by Clerk will receive sealed and oral
Ice & Miller, of bids at 2 p.m. (CST) on March 12
Business
inclusive.
Weeden & Co., Julien Col¬
lins
&
Co., McCormick & Co.,
Rodman
&
Renshaw, McMaster
cipal
&
March
Indianapolis, Ind.
Aug. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1969
215,000 SVss. Due
LeMars, Iowa
a.m.
10 for the pur¬
Warrant Offering—M. V.
tion,
Inc.;
&
Corp.
eral
Harriman
Ripley
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Blyth & Co., Inc., A. G. Becker &
Co., Inc.,' Lee Higginson Corpora¬
York; Smith, Barney & Co.;
Brothers; Blyth & Co.,
Phelps. Fenn & Co.; Harri-
J. Devine
10
Ross, McCord,
Indianapolis.
Other members of the syndicate:
Lehman
C.
until
School
December 1
on
1,490,000 33/4s. Due
sealed
offering
March
on
Dated
from 1961 to 1967 inclusive.
Peterson,
include:
The
The
members
bids
to
Ottumwa, Iowa
Township bonds.
semi-annually from July
July 1, 1974 incl.
Township
bonds.
Due semi-annually from July
1, 1960 to July 1, 1974 incl.
follows:
as
Iowa
The
—
awarded to the First of Iowa
were
Norval
—
1, 1960 to
44,000
Civil
of
cost
interest
net
a
196*5
were
$6,000 street
construction bonds offered Feb. 23
Due
a
210,000 2%s. Due
tion
Columbus.
Bank,
Sale
Aug. 1 from
on
to 1964 inclusive.
1960
offere.
Bank, of Orange City.
Co.,
on
January 1, 1968 and 1969.
yt
semi¬
Due
Offering
sealed
$44,000
^ Jan. 1 from 1971 to 1977 incl.
000
$6,570,000
bonds
Centerville,
Bond
chase of $88,000 bonds, as follows:
'
i,000,000
The
—
revenue
iowa
Union Bank & Trust Company, of
J'.
uV;bonds, for $300,000 3s, due on
>\>Jan. 1 from 1965 to 1967 in-
,!e;
1959.
1,
Halsey,
Janu1975 in-
{500,000 median strip-comprehen¬
sive
superhighway;
system
Trust
Stuart & Co., Inc., Northern Trust
tional
on
-
&
1, 1959. Principal
and interest payable at the Irwin
from
1
Sale
Agency, as follows:
$3,670,000 Series A bonds as 3s.
2,900,000 Series B bonds as 2%s.
were
'
3Vis, due
Bank
Nienaber, Township Trustee, will
v.
$210,000 3V2S. Due
Finance
Township (P. O.
Columbus), Ind.
The
—
offered
p.
bonds,
'V for $150,000 3s, due on Janu,rj/.ary 1, 1967; and $2,750,000
Bond
dormitory
Savings
inclusive.
615,000 3 VzS. Due
dock
&
(CST)
follows:
as
Feb. 26—v. 189, p. 860—were sola
to the Federal Housing and Home
Harrison
syndicate headed by the First Na¬
from
1
1977 inclusive.
&
National
City
Co., of Kansas Ctiy,
and
Lucas, Eisen & Waeckerle,
Inc., jointly, at a price of par, a
net interest cost of about 3.04%,
1970 to
awarded
1969
$2,800,000
general obligation school building
j t-1967 inclusive; and $2,950,000
,-ft
University
(P. O. Bloomington), Ind.
Bond Offering
Feb.
Janu-
viaduct
and
Chapman
the
to
215,000 3s. Due
Trustees of Indiana
to
Company,
in
Legality approved by
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
school building bonds. Dated April
Bond
bridge
•
&
Plymouth.
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on March
10 for
the
purchase of $300,000
bonds, for $1,050,000 3s, due
►
1960
annually from Jan. 1, 1961 to Jan.
1,
1975. • Principal
and
interest
payable at the Marshall County
G.
awarded
Bank' & Trust
Savings Bank, of Plym¬
outh. Legality approved by Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis.
Interest M-N. Le¬
National
Dated
.
j
Trust
Company, of Indianapolis, as 3Y4S,
at a price of 100.81, a basis of
Jnr.
.
•
from
Township Civil Township
(P. O. Plymouth), Ind.
Principal and
interest (J-J) payable at a Chi¬
ary 1
from 1968 to 1975 incago bank .or trust company to be
;
h>elusive.
.7/'v ' '■'* designated by the purchaser. Le¬
''
5,'820,000 airport bonds; for $2,- gality approved by Chapman &
•; / ' 000.000 3s, due on January
1 Cutler, of Cnicago.
I
from
1962 to 1967 inclusive;
u^aftd $3,820,000 3 Vis, due on Cook County Twp. ' High Sch. Dist.
;
No. 207 (P. O. Des Plaines), III.
January 1 from 1968 to 1977
,4,OOQ,000
inclusive.
1
Center
O'Fallon, Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
inclusive.
of
Dated . Feb. 1, 1959. Due semi¬
about 3.14%.
8;,000,000 sewer bonds, for $2,400,H jOOO 3s, due on
January 1 from
.UL 1965 to 1967 inclusive; and
on
Nov.
Indiana
County School District No.
92V2 (P. O. Westchester), III.
;
•(-Ito!$5,600,000 3Vis, due
of
basis
a
♦
annually from Jan. 1, 1961 to Jan.
1, 1975.
Principal and
interest
payable at the Marshall County
exempt dormi¬
bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
on
First
Cook
and .$200,000
3Vis,
January 1; 1968 and
on
Co.; IPirst of
&
the
on
100.24,
_
Morton
In Pen
•0,000,000 refuse disposal bonds,
r.fdr $800,000 3s, due on Janu¬
;
duPont
Corporation;
Due
1997
(CST)
purchase
a.m.
gality approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
Chicago;
of
for
receive
of
non-tax
revenue
1957.
Bank; F. S. Smithers & Co.; Stifel,
Nicolaus & Co., Inc.; B.. J. Van
on January 1 from
ie<1969 to 1972 inclusive.
1967
12
Richard
will
Bond Sale—An issue of $327,000
Higginson Corporation; W.
& Co.,
Incorporated; school aid bonds was sold to a
F. S; Moseley & Co.; R. H. Moulgroup composed of the City Se¬
curities Corp., Indianapolis Bond
ton & Company; Paine,
Webber,.
&
Share
Jackson & Curtis; L. F.
Corp.,
Raffensperger,
Roths¬
Hughes & Co., and the American
child & Co.; Seattle-First National
hvil3%s, due
to
Incorpo¬
K.
—
President,
price
a
Lee
H.
-'275,000 central municipal heating
plant and system bonds, as
1960
Offering
March
Bacon,
at
about.3.08%.
j
sealed bids until 10
Trust
Hemp¬
hill, Noyes & Co.; Hornblower &
Weeks; The Illinois Co., Inc.
,,n.to( 1972 inclusive.
from
I.
Bond
r
tory
Co.,
Legality
Cutler,
&
College of Education
(P. O. Evanston), III.
National Bank of Oregon;
byfs^clusive; and $1,145,000 3U4S,
frfrftl4t|e>-on January 1 from 1968
1
&
Francisco.
Chapman
National
$400,000
Company
Michigan
1 from 1968 to 1971 inclusive.
ary
and
Chicago;
Becker
Trust
Francis
bridge
construction
bonds, for $410,000 3s, due on
\.vy/ January 1 from 1964 to 1967
:
Gi
and
1,555,000
•r
A.
•
-
:
Bank
San
by
Chicago.
of
Corporation; Amer¬
National
of
approved
rated; Braun, Bosworth & Co., In¬
corporated; City National Bank
$760,000 subway bonds, for $380,nWhouo. 3s, -due on January 1 from
r
I960 to
1961
inclusive;1 and
rf of i $320,000 3 Vis, due on January
?>r
&
Trust
Company
of
Whipple & Co.
follows:
^
Johnson,
ican
& TruA
cost
tion,
ster Securities
$40,000,000
bonds
Smith
Bros.
cantile
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
headed by the Northern Trust
Co.,
Continental Illinois National Bank
interest
&
Salomon
Chicago, III.
55
(1071)
to
a
offered Feb.
189, p. 528—were awarded
group
composed of the First
Corp., John Nuveen
of
Michigan
&
Co.,. McDonald-Moore & Co.,
Co., and Pohl & Co.,
Shannon &
\
a6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(iu/z;
Inc., at a price of 100.0001. a
interest cost of about 4.41%,
net
as
(A-O) payable at
it
a bank or trust
designated by the pur¬
chaser.
Legality
approved
by
$330,000 4%s. Due on June 1 from Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone
of
inclusive.
1971
220,000 4l/2S. Due on June 1 from
1972 to 1978 inclusive.
1979
inclusive.
1935
to
120.000
4l/4s.
and
1987.
'
Schools District
Public
Deerfield
(P. O. Deerfield), Mich.
Bond Offering— R. C. Danley,
Jr., Secretary of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (EST) on March 10 for the
purchase
school
$295,000
of
100.01,
3.99%,
a
4s.
in inverse numerical order on any
interest payment date on or after
Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at a bank or
trust company designated by the
purchaser. Legality approved by
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock
&
Stone, of Detroit.
July
1,
1969.
Edmore
Sch.
Community
District,
Michigan
Sale—The $480,000
Bond
1
from
Bond
4s.
July
on
from
1
1938, inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate:
Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Cur¬
tis, John Nuveen & Co., Kenower,
MacArthur & Co., Watling, Lerchen & Co., and Walter J. Wade,
Inc.
Madison
Bond
Heights, Mich.
Offering—Myrtle Cham¬
City Clerk, will receive
berlain,
bonds.
follows:
as
$60,000 4Vis. Due on July 1 from
196 Tv> 1966 inclusive.
160,000 3%s. Due on July 1 from
1967
260,000 4s.
1977
Farmington
(P.
O.
Bond
Due
1 from
July
on
1986 inclusive.
to
Public School District
Farmington), Mich.
will
Dated
receive
bids
sealed
until
8
(EST) on March 9 for the
purchase
of
$1,500,000
school
bonds, as follows:
p.m.
$1,300,000 Series 1 bonds. Due
June
1
Jan.
Mason Public School District, Mich.
Bond
Sale
Series
June
bonds.
2
from
1
Due
on,
1984 in¬
1960 to
January 1, 195.9. Principal
interest (J-D) payable at a
and
bank
trust company
or
the
by
designated
Legality ap¬
purchaser.
Agricultural
School District
(P. O.
Jackson), Mich.
Note
sealed
Butterfield
,
Bond
bids
until
from
1, 1959. Due
1960
to
1983
July
on
inclusive.
by
Dickinson,
Wright,
Davis, McKean & Cudlip, of De¬
troit.
of
as
Rapids
Township
Class School District No.
800
Hubbard
Fourth
8
(P.
July
1,
1969.
Offering
Nm. 2,
St., N. E.
Bond
Offering
Darrell Reid,
Secretary of Board of Education,
will receive scaled bids until 8
—
will
sealed
Raven-
will
until
ity
approved
Scott,
of
by
Barber
Owen,
Marquart,
of
&
Red Lake
County (P. O. Red Lake
Falls),
Bond
eral
Sale —The
$210,000 gen¬
nursin g home
obligation
bonds
Minn.
offered
Feb.
24—v.
awarded
were
—
to
189,
p.
Juran
interest
about
of
cost
3.68%,
$50,000 2.90s. Due
1962
to
on Feb. 1
inclusive.
1967
35,000 3.40s. Due
1968
to
1971
Grand Rapids,
Bond
■
Offering
Patrick,
City
—
Mich.
Stanton
Clerk,
will
Kil-
receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
(EST) on
March 17 for the purchase of
$80,000
special
bonds.
Sept.
on
assessment
Dated
clusive.
1
Sept.
from
1,
1959
Principal
parking
1953.
to
Due
1963
in¬
com¬
designated by the purchaser.
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Wayne County Drainage District
No. 5 (P. O. Detroit), Mich.
to
1975 to
bear
lJ/2 %
1,
Feb.
on
Sale
additional
from
in¬
April 1, 1959
(EST)
March
on
ment
of
bids
5
$455,000
until
for
11
the
special
drainage
a.m.
pur¬
assess¬
improvement
bonds.
on
Dated March 1, 1959. Due
May 1 from 1961 to 1979 inclu¬
Commission.
Legality
approved
Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
sive.
by
1962.
Hart, Mich.
pany
Offering
City
sealed
on
$39,000
Due
M. M. Littie-
will
17
Motor
bonds.
on
for
Oct.
the
Dated
1
from
thereafter
are
1,
Principal
1963.
payable at
callable
to
1964
as
and
a
bank
or
trust
Bond
of
1958.
1967
and
Oct.
interest
Sale —The
a
189,
p.
group
Forgan
&
$120,000 indus¬
plant bonds offered Feb. 24
trial
awarded
were
Company
jointly.
DeSoto
dis¬
to
Hamp Jones &
Lewis
&
Co.,
and
Offering—James
Tip¬
road
and
bridge
bonds,
as
are
p.
965
offered
thereafter
are
1, 1974. Le¬
headed
of
by
Bank
at
to
of
a
&
syn¬
Trust
par,
about
The
3.85%,
as
public
improvement
$660,000
1
from
4s,
1960
due
to
on
1969
Feb.
25
—
awarded to
a
syn¬
inclusive; $264,000 3V2$, due
April 1 from 1970 to 1972
inclusive; $726,000 3%s, due
April 1 from 1973 to 1979
on
inclusive.; and $550,000 4s,
due on April 1 from 1980 to
1984
inclusive.
500,000
works
improve¬
$150,000 4s, due
April 1 from 1960 to 1969
ment
water
bonds:
inclusive; $60,000 3V2S, due
headed by Halsey, Stuart
Co., Inc., Guaranty Trust Co.,
New York City, J. P. Morgan &
Co., Inc., and Glore, Forgan & Co.,
&
as
offered
bonds
as
100.51,
a
—
189,
v.
Laconia, N. H.
school
bonds offered
189, p. 966 — were
awarded to Halsey, Stuart & Co.
site
and
Feb.
25
Inc.,
a
inclusive.
1,000,000
bonds:
v.
3.10s, at a price of 100.15,
as
basis of about 3.08%.
Manchester, N. H.
Note
Sale—The $1,000,000
Feb.
25
were
notes
awarded to
National
Merchants
Bank
of
Manchester, at 1.70% discount.;
i
Nashua, N. H.
Sale—The
Note
Feb.
offered
airport
improvement
$300,000 4s,
due on
building
—
25
J. P. Morgan &
$400,000
were
notes
awarded to
Co., at 1.83% dis¬
count.
April 1 from 1960 to 1969 in¬
on
3.20s, at a price of
basis of about 3.17%.
JERSEY
NEW
April 1 from 1970 to 1972 in¬
April 1 from 1973 to 1979 in¬
about
members
clusive; $330,000 33/4s, due
as
a
3.16%.
of
the
syndi¬
—
Bertram
E.
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Other
cate:
Inc.,
poration,
National
members
Equitable
White,
of
the
syndi¬
$825,000
Hattier
San-
bonds.
&
&
Kees, Lucas, Eisen & Waeckerle,
Co., Inc., Shearson, Hammill &
&
&
Co.,
Jones,
Lewis
Inc.,
&
Co.,
Company, Ducournau
&
Co., Adams, McEntee & Co., Inc.,
Inc.,
Green, Ellis
Bank, of Memphis, Watkins, Mor¬
Bram-
Union
10
Cor¬
composed
Scharff
March
Securities
Alvis
& Anderson,
City, N. J.
Offering
Bond
Whitman, City Clerk, will receive
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Blair &
Philadelphia
Atlantic
on
clusive; and $250,000 4s, due
on April 1
from 1980 to 1984
inclusive.
3,000,000 water works bonds
3.20s, at a price of 100.57,
of
25
Sale—The $335,000
Bond
clusive; and $125,000 4s, due
on April 1 from 1980 to 1984
improvement
general
basis
on
April 1 from 1973 to 1979 in¬
clusive; $120,000 3^>s, due
bonds
$1,000,000 sewer
Feb.
753—were awarded to Tucker,
Anthony & R. L. Day, and the
Guaranty Trust Company, of New
York City, as 2.90s, at a price of
100.39, a basis of about 2.35%.
on
Inc., Hirsch & Co., A. G. Becker
&
Bond Sale—The
the
follows:
$5,501,000
N. H.
Dover,
offered
dicate
HAMPSHIRE
NEW
on
649—were awarded to
Nuveen
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith, Inc., Hornblower & Weeks,
Stern Brothers & Co., Boettcher &
Co., and J. C. Rahel & Co.
net
a
^
syndi¬
First Trust Co., of Lincoln.
clusive; $165,000 3%s, due
$8,501,000
v.
189,
>7
,
p.
April
on
v
the
of
members
Other
Co.,
Harrington &
John
follows:
Deposit
Rhoades & Co., A. C. Allyn & Co.,
Co.,
a
Nationa
and
price of
a
cost
—
First
Memphis,
Jackson,
interest
25
19
Co., American National Bank, of
189, p. 966—were awarded
syndicate headed by John
Nuveen & Co., at a price of 100.03,
a net interest cost of about 3.31%,
to
1974 to 1983 inclusive.
$3,700,000
v.
189,
awarded
were
—
Bank
Feb.
The $1,050,000
24—v.
Merrill
The
-
school building bonds offered Feb.
due serially from
—
^
,
District, Neb.
830,000 3J/4S. Due on April 1 from
ford,
Glore,
NEBRASKA
Fremont School
cate:
Sale
.
$100,000 school
building bonds offered Feb. 24—
v.
189, p. 861—were awarded to
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, at a
price of par.
'
',; .7.7 "7.-
1979.
Bond
•
Sale—The
Bond
1964 to 1973 inclusive,
200,000 District No. 2 bonds.
290,000 District No. 5 bonds.
The bonds
(P. O.
Fromberg), Mont.
$220,000 3s. Due on April 1 from
$275,000 District No. 1 bonds.
Bank, Philadelphia, Carl M. Loeb,
of
School District No. 6
as
follows:
Fromberg High
County,
BondSale
P.
ton, Chancery Clerk, will receive
bids
until
1
p.m.
(CST)
on
March 2 for the purchase of $765,000
'
MONTANA
Carbon
County Supervisors District
Co.,
$850,000
First
Crystal Springs, Miss.
cate:
,
posal plant bonds offered Feb.
—v.
—
were
—
Other
Austin, Minn.
Bond
Sale
offered
861
com¬
MINNESOTA
and
of March
f
April 1 from 1970 to 1972 in¬
field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
(EST)
1,
1959
in
after
designated by the purchaser.
Legality approved by Miller, Can-
Highway
Nov.
inclusive. Bonds due
or
May 1,
Principal and interest (M-N)
purchase of
Vehicle
on
1978
as
St. Paul, Minn.
receive
bids until 7:30 p.m.
March
Fund
—
Clerk,
Callable
—
gality approved by Dorsey, Owen,
Scott,
Barber
&
Marquart,
of
Minneapolis.
bonds
(M-S) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office, or at any other
pay¬
ing agent designated by the City
Bond
in
the
to
Bond Sale—The
bonds:
purchase of $850,000
building
bonds.
Dated
1, 1959. Due on March 1
callable
p.
sealed
Co.,
$2,200,000
from 1961 to 1983 inclusive. Bonds
due
24—v.
of
Memphis, and
County Bank & Trust
Clarksdale, jointly.
Indep. School District
the
March
&
school
189, p.
follows:
Offering
for
receive
chase
brant,
16
Feb.
Legality
approvedby
Trauernicht, of t St,
Charles
Louis.
$95,000
awarded
Bank
Guaranty
No. 623, Minn.
Bond
offered
National
1960.
Roseville
Henry V. Herrick,
—
bonds
Miss.
Sale—The
Bond
dicate
from
1
1980 inclusive.
bonds
Feb.
Feb. 1 from
on
1974 inclusive.
90,000 3%s. Due
County Drain Commissioner, will
interest
and
1,
(J-J)
trust
pany
Bond
District,
bonds
interest
pany designated by the purchaser.
clusive.
Municipal Separate Sch.
Jackson, Miss.
or
bank
a
A.
March 1 from 1960 to 1978 in¬
on
MISSISSIPPI
Clarksdale
from
payable
at
Elwood
—
City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
7:30
from
1
inclusive.
35,000 3.60s. Due
1972
Feb.
on
1973. Principal and
com¬
Christian, Miss.
Offering
1
.
1960 to
sive.
trust
until
bids
follows:
as
school
or
Mer¬
Abbley,
&
sive. Bonds due in 1974 and therealter are callable as of July
bank
Pass
Bond
Indep. School District
Offering—Robert LePage.
Bond
ing bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1959. Due
on Aug. 1 from 1960 to 1987 inclu¬
a
Wallace,
(P. O. Hernando), Miss.
(EST) on March 10 for the
purchase of $300,000 school build¬
Principal and interest (F-A)
Brothers,
Co.,
Pierce,. Fenner
&
Smith, Leland Speed Co., Allen &
Company, Kroeze, McLarty & Co.,
National Bank of Commerce, of
New Orleans, First National Bank,
Jackson-Hinds
Bank,
both
of
Jackson, Hamp Jones Co., Cady &
Co., and John R. Nunnery & Co.
Dorsey,
T. C. Schultz,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) 011 March
payable at
Bond
Minneapolis.
8
p.m.
Byrd
&
Bensdorf
Lynch,
District Clerk,
on
(EST) on March 12 for the
purchase of $750,000 school bonds.
Dated January 1,
1.959. Due on
July 1 from 1960 to 1987 inclu¬
p.m.
Stillwater
receive
—
bids
Co.,
rill
Coahoma
from 1962 to 1976 inclusive. Legal¬
to
A. E. Murphy,
Board of Education,
receive
District
school
building
bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1959. Due on Feb. 1
terest of
Mich.
Secretary of
Grand Rapids), Mich.
Bond
Shepherd Public Schools District
O.
School
Offering—Claude
The
Grand
Indep.
$300,000
Interest J-J.
callable
are
&
Schwabacher & Co., and
965—were
bids until 2 p.m. (CST)
18
for
the
purchase
March
net
(EST) on March 25 for the
purchase of $620,000 school bonds.
1
649.
p.
District Clerk,
berg,
sealed
3 p.m.
Dated March
our
No. 836, Minn.
"
r.
supple¬
issue of
foregoing
report in
Feb, 2.—V. 189,
Bonds due in 1970 and thereafter
proved
The
—
the
Moody, Inc., and E. J. Prescott &
Co., jointly! at a price of par, a
*
Bond Offering—Jean Thomson,
Secretary of Board of Education,
receive
(CST)
12 for the purchase of
ments
753
Rural
Wells
$1,400,000
a group headed
by the First of
Michigan Corp., as 3%s, at a price
of 100.02, a basis of about 3.62%.
Northwest
Shelby
Cullom
Davis
&
Co.,
George P. Fogg & Co., Mullaney,
.
to
will
Dated
The
—
school building bonds offered Feb.
25—v. 189, p. 753—were awarded
on
clusive.
c
trust company
or
clusive.
200,000
>
Co., Ball, Burge & Kraus,
City Bank,
Cleveland,
C.
purchaser. Legality approved
by Dorsey, Owen, Scott, Barber 8c
Marquart, of Minneapolis.
from
1, 1959.
Principal
(A-O) payable at a
interest
1984 in¬
1960 to
from
1
designated
by the
purchaser. Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
Offering—Patricia
Dates,
Secretary of Board of Education,
Oct.
on
195.9 to 1962 inclusive. %
,,
and
bank
1976 inclusive.
to
Due
Baum &
the
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
March 4 for the purchase of $27,-
school
000 bonds, as follows:
building bonds offered Feb. 19—
v.
189, p. 753-—were awarded to $27,000 Street Improvement Dis¬
tricts Nos. 17, 18 and 32 bonds.
the First of Michigan Corporation,
Due on Oct. 1 from 1959 to
and Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,
1967 inclusive.
jointly, at a price of 100.0007, a
net interest cost of about 3.94%,
4,000 Water Main District No. 33
Carlton
—
bids until 7:30 p.m.
sealed
Due
&
No. 834, Minn.
Miller, District Clerk, will receive
1970.
1971 to
Offering
Co.,
Auchincloss,
Redpath,
George
K.
&
Co.,
Phillips&
on
March 3 for the purchase of
will receive sealec
$50,000 general obligation public
p.m.
(CST)
on
improvement bonds. Due serially
on
March
March
17
for
the purchase of
from 1960 to 1970.
$980,000 general obligation school $500,000 general obligation school
building
bonds.
Dated
Feb.
1, building bonds. Dated April 1,
MISSOURI
1959. Due on Feb. 1 from 1961 to 1959. Due on April 1, from 1960
Florissant, Mo.
;
%
1988 inclusive. Bonds due in 1979
to
198.9 inclusive. Principal and
Bond Offering—Henry F. Koch.
and
thereafter
are
callable
in interest payable at any suitable
City Clerk and Registrar, will re¬
inverse numerical
order on any banking institution designated by
sealed
bids
until
8 " p.m.
interest payment date on and alter the purchaser. Legality approved ceive
Feb.
1, 1.974. Principal and in¬ by Dorsey, Owen, Scott, Barber & (CST) on March 9 for the pur¬
chase
of
$700,000 water system
terest
payable
at
any
suitable Marquart, of Minneapolis.
V
'
\-T\! bonds. Dated March 1, 1959rf Due
banking institution designated by (
July 1, 1969
on
McDonald-Moore
W.
Herman
&
Courts
No. 271, Minn.
1968 inclusive.
to
975,000
callable
are
July
T.
Co.,
Geruldsen & Co.
May 1, 1959 to Feb. 1, 1960.
Bloomington Indep. School District
on
80,000 3%s. Due
J, 1959. Due on July 1 from 1960
1935 inclusive. Bonds due in
thereafter
Due
extra 1.80% interest from
carry an
follows:
as
Feb. 1 from
on
1988 inclusive.
to
Co.,
Woodard
Southern
Bond
Co.,
Galtney & Co.
Seattle, Van
Alstyne, Noel &
Co., Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., Inc., Rand
Commerce,
National
In addition the entire issue will
Inc., at a price of
net interest cost of about
1959
site
1981
Feb. 1 from
on
280,000 3VzS. Due
Co.,
?285,000
to
and
refunding
1980 inclusive.
&
row
of
Parker
inclusive.
1970
to
1971
offered February 24 — v.
139, p. 881—were awarded to a
syndicate headed by Braun* Bos-
and
1970
1967 to
Monday, March 2, 1959
.
Bank
from
1
.
hall, Falion & Co., Inc., National
& Co.
Feb.
on
300,000 3.40s. Due
bonds
&
a
inclusive.
1966
120,000 3s. Due
District
$1,340,000
and
par,
$150,000 2.60s. Due on Feb. 1 from
Mich.
The
—
building
building bonds. Dated March
nnd
School
22,
Sale
worth
of
1962 to
Public
No.
Bond
school
Due on June 1, 1986
a
Detroit.
Hartford
1 from
370.000 4%s. Due on June
price
net interest
jost of about 3.45%, as follows:
follows:
1959 to
Woodard-Elwood & Co.,
St. Paul,
company
.
Planters
National
for
the
(EST) on
purchase
of
general improvement
Dated Jan. 1, 1959. Due on
Jan. 1 from 1960 to 1969
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J)
pay¬
National
City
able, at
the
First
Legality
Hawkins, Delafield
Bank, of New York City.
approved
&
by
Wood, of New York City.
*:
Volume
189
Number 5825
.
Middletown
Township (P.
Middletown), N. J.
Bond
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
O.
Liberty, Loomis Water District
(P. O. Liberty), N. Y.
Sale—The $90,000 general
improvement
bonds
20—v.
189,
861—-were awarded
to the
Bond
Keansburg National Bank,
of
p.
Keansburg,
offered
3s, at
as
Feb.
966
The
—
offered
bonds
p.
at
price of
a
Orange County (P. O. Goshen),
New
25
189,
v.
—
awarded
the
to
Liberty,
3.80s,
as
Monroe
Township School District
(P. O.Williamstown), N. J.
Bond Sale
The $1,235,000
school
building
bonds
offered
Feb.'19
awarded
189,
v.
—
to
753
p.
—
City School District,
New
Bond
bonds
—
862
were
York
Sale—The $910,000 school
Feb. 24—v. 189, p.
offered
awarded
were
—
composed
to
a
Salomon
of
group
Bros.
&
composed of Hutzler, Kean, Taylor & Co., LaidPhelps, Fenn & Co., Ira Haupt & law & Co., Lee Higginson Corp.,
Co., ' Reynolds
&
Co.,
Suplee, and Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc., as
Yeatman, Mosley Co., Inc., and 3s, at a price of 100.05, a basis of
Rambo, Close & Kerner, Inc., bid¬ about 2.99%.
ding for $1,233,000 bonds, as 4J/4S,
Newburgh, N. Y.
at a price of 100.17, a basis of
Bond
Offering — Albert
J.
about 4.22%.
a
group
Abrams, Director of Finance, will
North
Plainfield School District,
receive
sealed
bids
until
2
p.m.
the
pur¬
''
'
New Jersey
.
(EST)
Bond Offering — Charlotte R.
Haines,: Secretary of Board of
Education, will receive sealed bias
until 1 p.m. (EST) on March 11
Wood,
754
awarded
were
—
to
J.
B.
of
100.04,
a
Warren
,
Township School District
(P. O. Plainfield), N. J.
Bond
Offering
Shirley M.
Christopher, Secretary of Board
of Education, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on March
10 for the purchase of $385,000
—
lege
March
on
Due
until
10
11
the
for
$72,000
public
hospital
$12,000 4%s, due on
re¬
a.m.
1962;
pur¬
Dated
Feb.
May 1 from
on
1,
1959
Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at the Chase Man¬
hattan Bank, New York City, or
the
Goshen
to
York
/'
Bond Offering—Robert S. Long,
President
of
Board
of
Education,
will receive sealed bids until 1:30
p.m.
(EST) on March 3
purchase
of
$1,350,000
school
Dated Oct. 1,
construction bonds.
1958.
Due
1987
the
for
Oct. 1 from 1959 to
on
inclusive.
to
ol' New
City Housing Authority,
York
New
Note
thority
receive
(EST)
will
until
p.m.
1
Wil-
that the Au¬
sealed
bids
March
on
3
| for the purchase of $14,360,000
| temporary
loan
notes
(Issue
Dated March 30, 1959.
Due on Sept. 28, 1959.
Payable
at the Chemical Corn Exchange
CLXII).
!
!
Bank, of New York City.
Legal¬
ity approved by Sullivan, Dono¬
van,
Hanrahan,
McGovern
&
Lane, of New York City.
New
York
City Housing Authority,
York
New
City),
Commissioner
Chairman
Offering—Chairman
announces
York
to
from
1, 1959.
to
1960
1979
Amherst
offered
$16,350,000 notes
24—v. .189, p. 966—
Feb.
|1 vine & Co., at 1.86%, plus
Cheektowaga & Clarence
Central School District No. 3 (P. O.
5950
Main Street,
Williamsville,
Buffalo), N. Y.
Bond
Offering—Marguerite
H.
Lapp, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
a preeffective in¬
mium
of $124.00, an
terest rate of .1.858%,
mittee,
of
S.
New York State
Thruway Authority
(P. O. Elsmere), N. Y.
Reports 12% Revenue Increase
—The Authority in a
preliminary
report issued Feb. 12 showed in¬
come of $34,908,051.46 for 1958, an
1, 1959. Due
the
June 1 from 1960
to 1988 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(J-D)
payable
at
the
Marine Trust Co. of Western New
York,
at the option of the hold¬
the Marine Midland Trust
or
at
er,
Co. of New York
City.
Legality
by Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
City.
\
approved
increase
12.37%
of
County Technical Institute
(P. O. Buffalo), N. Y.
Note Sale—The $4,260,000 bond
anticipation notes offered Feb. 19
—v.
189, p. 862—were awarded
to
the Marine Trust
Company of
York, of Buffalo, at
1.75%, plus a premium of $31.
Western New
Hurley, West Hurley Fire District
(P. O. West Hurley), N. Y.
Sale
Bond
The
$55,000 con¬
struction
and
equipment bonds
offered Feb. 10—v. 189, p. 650—
were
—
awarded to the State of New
York National Bank, of Kingston,
that
over
of
previous 12 months.
Toll collections comprised $30,961,595.51 of last year's income,
$22,135,205.25 received iron
operators of passenger vehicles
$8,826,390.26 from commercial
patrons.
The
preliminary 1958 income
detailed
was
in
terly
statement
by
quar¬
of- operations
Colonel
Thruway
Brill,
Complete
man.
routine
a
Clinton
B.
is¬
F.
Authority Chair¬
financial
and
Finance
the
ment
Bond Offering
den,
Village
ceive
(EST)
chase
sealed
on
of
—
Treasurer,
bids
March 2 for
$50,000
will
until
re¬
11
a.m.
the
pur¬
bonds.
garage
Dated Feb. 1, 1959. Due on Dec. 1
from 1959 to 1983 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
at
the
(J-D)
payable
National Bank of Liberty.
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler
&
Galloway,
New York City.
of
Offering
bids
for the
and
to
$29,000
W. E. Easter-
—
at
his
office
(EST)
a.m.
in
on
Ra¬
Mar. 3
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
Chemical
Iredell
offered
at
on
public
a.m.
The
"all
an
sale
Bond
used
none"
or
scheduled
Commissioner
ment
basis
for
Colt
Guardia,
national
Port
Rockefeller
March
before
the
and
31,
as
Nelson
A.
Legislature
required by
11
New
and
Thruway
stations
and
income
last
$3,615,191.61
in
restaurants,
its
from
and
emergency
year
sundry reve¬
in addition to toll collections.
nue,
toll
Commercial
collections
18.92%
higher than the $7,1957, and passenger
were
tolls
the
ran
12.12%
$19,742,393.77
higher than
of
previous
year.
York
Inter¬
Airports,
Brooklyn-
includes
$1,703,640 received from
the sale of 85,182
All
figures
are
copy
report,
the
the
covering
income
1958
Dated
and
and
months
of
revenue
last
year,
during
for
the
from 1960 to
1
from
1
Due
1960
to
on
1972,
March
1, 1959. Principal
(M-S)
payable at
interest
The Hanover Bank, of New York
City. Legality approved by Mit¬
chell, Pershing, Shetterly & Mit¬
chell, of New York City.
Authority's
Consol¬
established
were
of
in
Port
Authority issue, $25,000,000,
1959-83,
a
sold
was
group
6s.
1961
Nov. 12, 1958
by Harriman
Incorporated and
sealed
on
chase
bids
March
until
M.
3
pur¬
Amawallz-Heights Water
District (P. O. Somers), N. Y.
Bond
Offering — Patrick
V.
Ryan, Town
Supervisor,
ceive sealed
bids
March
from
11:30
water
to
a.m.
bonds.
1, 1959. Due
1960
re¬
11 for the pur¬
$55,000
Dated March
1
until
will
1981
on
May
inclusive.
able at the Mount
Bank
&
Trust
pay¬
Kisco National
Co., Mount Kisco.
Washburn
York
&
McCarthy,
of
24—v.
awarded to
as
1960
from
a
*
105,000
from
The
1975
bonds
terest of 2%
on April
1980 inclusive.
Due
3.60s.
130,000
April
on
(P.
Bond
Sale—The
offered Feb. 24
12
were
is attached.
rities
awarded
Corp., at
$131,000 bonds
189,
—
v.
to
the
a
nati.
Colerain
p.
First
967
—
Secu¬
price of 100.07,
Township Local School
(P. O. 4850 Poole Road,
District
Cincinnati), Ohio
Bond
Offering
William
—
A.
Thomas, Clerk of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until
noon
(EST) on March 18
the
for
purchase
of
$750,000
building bonds.
Dated
15, 1958.
Due semi-an¬
nually on June and Dec. 15 from
school
March
1960
to
1982
inclusive. Principal
payable at the Farm¬
Bank, of Miamitown.
Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬
fer & Williams, of Cincinnati.
State
ers
Doctors Hospital (P. O.
itu i
,
>
Columbus),
Ohio
1
Sale
The $115,000
—
non¬
tax exempt intern apartment rev¬
enue
bonds offered Feb. 19—v.
189, p. 754—were sold to the Fed¬
Housing and Home Finance
eral
Agency,
3s, at
as
price of
a
Genoa,
par.
to
additional
bear
Ohio
Bond Offering — Leo LaVigne,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on March
9 for the purchase of $6,000 street
improvement bonds, as follows:
$2,600 bonds.
to
1960
Oct. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Due
on
Oct. 1 from
1969 inclusive.
1960 to
The
Due
1964
3,400 bonds.
bonds
are
dated April 1,
Principal
and
interest
payable
at
the
Genoa
1959.
(A-O)
Banking Co., Genoa. Legality
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
ap¬
&
Leiosic Local School District, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $300,000 school
bonds
Feb.
offered
25—v.
189, p. 754—were awarded
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.,
3%s, at a price of 101.59, a
from Oct. 1,
1
in¬
1959 to
Other members of
the group: First National Bank,
St. Paul; Northwestern National
Bank, Minneapolis; Allison-Wil¬
liams Company; Piper, Jaffray &
Hopwood;
J.
M.
Dain
& Co.;
Shaughnessy & Company; Mer¬
Township (P. O. Box
Macedonia), Ohio
35,
Bond Offering—Edward B.
Township
Clerk,
will
Luba,
receive
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (EST)
March
17
for
the purchase
$47,000 fire equipment
on
of
bonds,
as
follows:
$35,000
bonds.
from
Due
1960 to
Dec.
on
1973
1
inclusive.
12,000 bonds. Due on Dec. 1 from
1960
The
to
inclusive.
1964
dated March 1,
Principal and interest (J-D)
1959.
bonds
are
payable at the Northfield branch
of
the
National
First
Akron.
Bank
of
Legality
approved
by
Sander^ & Dempsey, of
Squire,
Cleveland.
April 1, 1960.
National
Company,
tional
Bank
&
&
Bank
and
Fargo,
Trust
Trust
First Na¬
Company,
Ohio
William
P.
Johnstone, Village Clerk, will
re¬
Mentor,
Bond
ceive
Offering
—
bids
sealed
until
noon
March 3 for the pur¬
$350,000 sewer improve¬
bonds. Dated March 1, 1959.
(EST)
on
chase of
ment
Due
Nov.
on
from
1
1960
to
1969
inclusive.
Fargo.
Miamisburg City School District,
Ohio
OHIO
Local
School
Sale—The
improvement
Bond Sale—The
bonds
offered
Feb.
24—v.
$85,000
189, p. 755—were awarded
to Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., as
3%s, at a price of 101.29, a basis
of about
3.62%.
/
41/4S.
Bexley City School
Sale—The $650,000 school
Bond
District,
school
improvement bonds offered Feb.
24—v. 189, p. 862—were awarded
to the Weil, Roth & Irving Co., as
O.
of
as
Trust Company, of To¬
Legality approved by Peck,
Shaffer & Williams,
of Cincin¬
1
1974 inclusive.
to
1972
1
1971
Due
3.50s.
from
on April
inclusive.
Due
1967 to
from
1
Ohio
County
Callable
Citizens
re¬
bonds of¬
189, p. 754—
group headed
on April
1966 inclusive.
to
3.30s.
175,000
Bond
Washington), N. C.
1,
1960
Macedonia
$637,000
Due
2.80s.
$227,000
Adamsvilte
NORTH CAROLINA
Feb.
from
ledo.
New
City.
1
basis of about 3.57%.
follows:
chants
Principal and interest (M-N)
Dated
Feb.
on
inclusive.
1970
to
DAKOTA
the First National Bank of
Minneapolis, at a price of par, a
net interest cost of about 3.47%,
in
Somers,
Due
improvement
June 1 from
by
Bank
and Trust Company of Albany,
of
to
improvement
Feb.
fered
were
p.m.
the
for
5
at the National Commercial
chase
on
Sale —The
funding
$425,000 sewer bonds.
Dated April 1, 1959. Due on Oct. 1
from .1959 to 1988, inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
on
from
Fargo, N. Dak.
of
(EST)
1959.
as
Tremblay, Village Treasurer, will
(EST)
1
1965 inclusive.
NORTH
Bond
receive
bonds.
revenue
on
headed
Point, N. Y.
Offering — Albert
d
June1
on
1966 to 1990 inclusive.
Rouses
o n
cost of
follows:
220,000 41/2S. Due
Ripley & Co.
Blyth & Co., Inc.
15
as
Due
to
interest
net
a
4.54%,
$30,000
Thirteenth Series serial bonds due
to
100,006,
about
October, 1952 to serve the bi-state
agency's financing needs. The last
year-
quarter of
March
bonds.
to R. S. Dickson & Co., at a price
Bonds
preliminary
October-December
bridge
—
Beaufort
of
and
inclusive.
thereafter.
idated
York,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on March
9
for the purchase of $1,200,000
first
mortgage
electric - system
Bond
—
end adjustment.
A
as
re¬
March 1 from 1960 to 1971,
on
Annual Permits.
subject to
$138,000
follows:
35,000 county hospital bonds. Due
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
1958 passenger car revenue
The
of
to Aug. 1, 1971 inclusive, and at
gradually
declining
premiums
thereafter. For sinking fund pur¬
Norwood, N. C.
Bond Sale
The $250,000 sani¬
poses
only they are callable at
! 03% from Aug. 1, 1964 to Aug. 1, tary sewer bonds offered Feb. 24
1967 also at declining premiums
v. 189, p. 967 — were awarded
in¬
gasoline
service
on
March
103% from Feb. 1, 1968
Port
Offering —Willard
inclusive.
the
revenue
in
$331,264.34
Govern¬
1971, inclusive
28,000
school
bonds.
Newark
and
Newark
road
Due
The
law.
cluded
of Local
purchase
$75,000
that
stated
Celina, Ohio
Bond
and interest
W. E. Easter-
—
Commission, will receive
funding bonds,
be
proceeds of the sale will be
for capital expenditures at
La
Carolina
Offering
ling, Secretary
Thursday, March 5, 1959.
on
the
will
bonds
Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & McCar¬
thy, of New York City.
Governor
County (P. O. Statesville)
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
until 11 a.m. (EST)
on March 3
1989.
Co., as 314s, at a price of
basis of about 3.13%.
a
Aug, 1, 1967. Principal and inter¬
est
(F-A) payable at the Ohio
purchase of $55,000 water
for the sale of $30,000,000
Bonds, 0 Fourteenth
Series, dated Feb. .1, 1959 and due for the
1.
&
101.02,
Dated March 1, 1959. Due
March 1 from 1960 to 1970 in¬
on
Consolidated
Feb.
cott
bonds.
announced
submitted to
car
Chandler Bor¬
3s,
1962
Commission, will receive
sealed
Com¬
27
operating reports for 1958 will be
3V4S.
Liberty, N. Y.
$30,000
from
Feb. 1 from 1968
on
leigh until 11
Colt,
Plattsburgh. Legality approved by.
421,977.05 in
as
1
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
plans
with
and
sued
Erie
bonds:
Feb.
North
Sloan
Feb.
on
The
(EST) on
March 5 for the purchase of $2,776,000 school bonds. Dated March
on
Feb. 1 from 1970
Henderson, N. C.
Port
Note Sale—Tne
Principal and interest were awarded to a group com¬
payable at the First Na¬ posed of the Chemical Corn Ex¬
tional Bank of Somerset County, change Bank, of New York City,
in North Plainfield. Legality ap¬ Bank of America National Trust
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & Savings Association, of San
Francisco, Chase Manhattan Bank,
& McCarthy, of New York City.
of New York City, and C. J. DeNEW YORK
to
$25,000
1972 inclusive.
Bond
(P. O.
notice at
1
Feb.
1965
and
inclusive;
Y.
N.
(F-A)
Feb.
on
Dated
1,
on
York
inclusive.
Due
bonds.
from
1
on
3V4s, due
Authority Piers.
bonds are subject to re¬
demption in whole or in part at
the Authority's option on 30 days'
school
on
1967
Plattsburgh City School District,
New
Feb.
school
due
Bank,
Goshen.
Legality
approved
by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler
&
Galloway, of New York City.
due
1974 inclusive.
59,000
National
bonds:
Feb.
2%s,
inclusive;
3y4s, due
inclusive.
at
on
1969
1972
862—were awarded to a group
of the Ohio Company,
Braun, Bosworth & Co., and Presp.
1, 1963 and 1964; $25,000
due
1959.
to
$10,000
Feb.
$686,000 Community Col¬
bonds.
New
Hanauer & Co., as 3V4S, at a
price
basis of about 3.24%.
(EST)
bids
Port of New York Authority
New York
Perth
p.
1960
City.
Bond Sale—The
—
from
1
i liam Reid
Amboy, N. J.
$200,000 school
bonds offered Feb! 25
v.
189,
sealed
ceive
57
composed
Principal and in¬
1979,
(M-S) payable at the
terest (A-O) payable at the State
inclusive.
Corn Exchange Bank, of New York
Principal and interest
Bank of Albany, in Plattsburgh.
(M-S) payable at the Highland
City. Legality approved by Mitch¬
Legality approved by Caldwell,
National Bank of Newburgh. Le¬
ell, Pershing, Shetterly & Mitchell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of of New York
gality approved
by Hawkins,
City.
New York City.
Delafield &
March
on
school
building bonds. Dated July 1,1958.
Due on July 1 from 1960 to 1978,
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the First Na¬
tional Bank, of Somerset. Legality
approved by Reed, Hoyt, Wash¬
burn & McCarthy, of New York
-f
for
5
chase of $739,500 various purposes
bonds. Dated March 1, 1959. Due
Tor the purchase of $800,000
City.
March
on
Dughi, County Treasurer, will
3.16%,
follows:
as
Katherine M.
—
net interest cost of about
a
York
Offering
chase of
par.
par.
New Rochelle
Bond
$50,000 water
Feb.
were
—
National Bank of
price of
a
Sale
(1073)
Peninsula,
District,
Bond
Ohio
$795,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 26—v. 189,
Sale
—
Ohio
The
$15,000 fire
apparatus bonds offered Feb. 23—
v.
189,
p.
862—were awarded to
#
The
100.30,
price of
:
4.43%.
Co.,
&
McDonald
;;
at
4%s,
as
V/;.-
.
building bonds was sold to Sweney
Cartwright & Co., as 4s, at a price
100.03,
a
^District
MJ^{?
sealed bids until
Niehoff, of Columbus.
Ohio
Rittman,
;
Sale—The $21,272
Bond
March
Qn
recede
Principal
rPSTi
interest
3 proved
'
^
bonds
The
1959.
March
dated
are.
1,1
ings Bank, Rittman. Legality approved by Squire, Sanders &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Wadsworth, Ohio
Bond
Offering
—
Lucas,
will receive sealed
(EST) on March
13 for the purchase of $200,000
water works improvement bonds,
Dated March 1, 1959. Due on Dec.
City Auditor,
bids
until
from
1
inclusive,
1979
to
able
at
Bond Sale—The $495,000 school
building bonds offered Feb. 19—
v.
189, p. 755—were awarded to
the First National Bank of Ore-
the
National
First
Bank
Of Wadsworth.
Legality approved
Sanders & DemPsey>
Umatilla
Offering-C.
Sale—The $110,000 school
Bond
building bonds offered Feb. 19
v.
r
__
-
from
1
to
1960
Washington County School District
No.
,
Principal and interest (J-D)
able at the Willard
Willard.
(P. O. Beaverton), Oregon
60
Sale
Squire,
Cleveland.
Bond
Offering—Beth
Town
Clerk,
$70,000 natural
gas
Dtie from
to
1961
Haskell County
Zimmer¬
will
receive
system bonds.
1974
inclusive.
(P. O. Stigler),
_
.
Bond
Sale—The
$200*000
gen-
eral
hospital bonds offered Feb.
24—v. 189, p. 967—were awarded
to Hr L Joeey Co.
Wagoner, Okla.
Bond Offering—Marion
_
City
Clerk,
bids
Uhtil
March
will
7:30
water
Cleland,
receive
,
sealed
(CST)
purchase
p.m.
for. the
3
$375,000
gen¬
Authority
(P. O. Easton), Pa.
Bond
Sale —The
$5,300,000
school building revenue bonds of¬
fered
were
Feb.
25
189,
v.
—
awarded
to
bonds.
to
works
on
of
a
862—
syndicate
and 1979.
until; 7:30
10 for the
Yarnall, Biddle & Co., Bioren &
Co., Elkins, Morris, Stokes & Co.,
H. V. Sattley & Co., Inc., and
(PST)
purchase
on
March
$10,217.83
general
obligation improvement
bonds? Dated March
1, 1959. Due
1960
from
Bonds
are
to
in
due
Rarikin, of Portland.
Hdrhey County Union High School
District No.~ 2 (P. O. Bums), Ore.
Bond Offering—June L.
Long,
District Clerk/ will receive sealed
bids until 7/30 p.m.
(PST)
March
11 Aor
the
purchase
on
of
$130,000 general obligation school
on
July
15 from
1979
1970
on
on
any
Offering
gality
approved
&
Ruth
—
Greeley,
'
Feb.
18—rv.
189,
Rico
p.
Water Resources
Puerto
<
Rico
crease—Revenues
of, the. Author¬
ity for the first six months"(to
Dec. 31, 1958) of the present fiscal
year, which ends June 30, 1959,
totaled $18,317,962, compared with
$17,683,014 for the corresponding
six months the year before, ac¬
cording to S. L. Descartes, Execu¬
tive Director of the Authority.
1,
the
month
interest
Bond
Offering—Jeff B. Bates,
Treasurer,
will
receive
bids until noon (EST) on
March
17
for the purchase
of
$6,500,000 State Highway bonds
(Series H). Dated April 1, 1959.
Due on April 1 from .1960 to 1972
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at the' State Treas-r
sealed
phia.
Franklin, Pa.
Bond
Offering — John Kopler,
Borough Secretary, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.mv (EST)
on March
4 for the* purchase of
ury, or at any agency
in New York
$175,000 general obligation bonds.
Dated
March
1, 1959; Dtte* on
proved
of the State
City. Legality ap¬
by Reed, Hoyt, Wash¬
McCarthy, of New York
March 1 from 1960 to 1977 inclu¬
burn
sive. Legality approved by Burg-
City,
win, Ruffin,
Pittsburgh.
mons, of. Charleston.
of j
I
&
and
Note
—
Sinkler,
The
Gibbs-&
foregoihg
Si-
supple¬
p.
group
Columbian.<jSe-
R.
Bank/ in;
Edwards,
J.
//77V//,v
to
1964
sive;
1963
due
3s,
to
inclusive;
March, ip
on
1966
3~!<?s,
inclusive;
due
1967
to
$140,000
and
March
inclu¬
on
1976
3%s,; due
March 10 from 1977 I'd '1980
on
inclusive.
/'■'
■J.-!
nun
*
n? *
at
price of
a
est
cost
net^ifor¬
par, a
about
of
3.21%, for
$60,000 2%s, due on March 10,
1.960; $690,000 3^s. due on
March
10
from
1901
1975
to
inclusive; and $50,000 3s, due
on March 10, 1976.
"mioti
490,000 Road District No. 4 bonds,
at
a
price of 100.001..
net-in¬
a
terest cost of about
Offering
bonds. ' Dated Jan. 1, 1959.
on July 1
from 1962 to 1979
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at a banking insti¬
designated
by
the
pur¬
tution
chaser.
Legality
approved
by
Danforth
& Danforth, of Sioux
"//';v'v"" 'V''/7;
.">/•/:/7 ;V/y
.
TENNESSEE
3.23%, for
$160,000
3 V2s,
on
Manm
from
1960
1966
inclu¬
in
—
sive;
due
to
3*4s«
$270,000
March
10
due
oil
to/1975
1967
from
inclusive; and $60,000 3s. due
on March 10, 1976 and 1977.
Fort
.
Worth, Texas'
/}•"
\
Bond Sale—The $2,600,000Water
and sewer revenue bonds offered
*
Feb.
25—v.
189r p. • 755-^Were
syndicate headed by
Blyth & Co., inc., as follows: ;•
on
awarded to
a
:
$750,000 Series 86 bonds, for $150,000 41/2s* due on March 1 from
1960 to 1964 inclusive; $60,000
3s, due on March 1, 1965 an#
.
Anderson County, North Anderson
1966;
C.ounty Utility District (P. O.
Lake City), Tenn.
Bond
Dated
June
clusive.
1
June
from
1958.
1,
1061
Callable
as
to
of
1998
inclusive.
1,850,000
from
Davidson County (P. O.
due
1,
Nashville),
Tennessee
Series
1960
90
-
bonds,
for
1964
inclusive;
$160,000 3s, due on March 1,
1965 and 1966; $720,000 3Vis;
to
March 1 from
on
1967 to
1975
inclusive; and $740,000
3.40s, due on March 1 from
1965. Principal and interest (J-D)
payable, at
the
Union-Peoples
Bank, Clifton, or at- the Chase
Manhattan Bank, New York City.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
_
$230,000 4 V2S, due on March 1
Due
in¬
Dec.
on
clusive; and $270,000 3*4s, due
on March 1
from 1976 to 1984
Offering—Luther C. Wil¬
Secretary of the Board of
Commissioners, will receive sealed
bids until noon (CST) on March
19 for the purchase of $725,000
waflter
works
system
revenue
son,
bonds.
due?
31/4S,-
$270,000
March 1 from 1967 to. 1975 in¬
of
State
Townsend,
of Philadel¬
1960
from
10
1
December,
1958,
increased
revenues
also
were
reported amounting to $3,056,011, against $2,992,006 in De¬
in¬
189,
a
National
$200,000
Kathryn
M,
Kratz, Clerk of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
7 p.m. (CST) on March 4 for the
purchase of $85,000 school build¬
ing
H.
from
1
extra 1.60% interest from
1959 to March 1, 1960.
Bond
Due
to
of Texas,; Com¬
Co., of Kansas City;?
Funk, Hobbs & Co"./
Worth
from
1
Bond Offering—Beverly Briley,
County Judge, will receive sealed
bids until noon (CST) on March
10 for the purchase of $2,000,000
school building bonds. Dated July
cember of 1957,
1, 1958.. Due on July 1 from 1959
The Government Development
to 1983 inclusive.
Principal and
Bank
for Puerto Rico is fiscal
interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the
agent for the Puerto Rico Water Chemical Com
Exchange Bank,
Resources Authority.
of New York City.
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Caldwell,
Marshall,
SOUTH CAROLINA
Trimble & Mitchell,, of New York
City.
South Carolina (State of)
;
; ,
For
and
Pohl,
March
on
25—v.
Corp.
$60,000
inclusive.
on
Due
the
of
i[i
;
est cost of about 3.32%,,for
"$100,000 3s, due,,oil Margh, \
County, Marion Indep. Sch.
Dist. No. 3 (P. O. Marion), S. Dak.
on
Six Months Revenues Show In¬
by
Perry* &
3.90s.
(fa O.
800,000 Road District No, 3 bonds,
March
on
1973
Feb.
Worth, and
Inc., as followsL
1978 and 1979.
Falls.
RICO
Authority (P. O. San Juan),
and after March
Munson,
20,000
carry an
Secretary,
offered
Puerto
National Bank, in Bethlehem. Le¬
Elliott
Due
to
..' V-."
$1/790,000.Toad
Fort
'
Due
.
awarded
Trust
Creston
Fort
In addition the entire issue will
1961
inclusive.
PUERTO
on
proved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree
re¬
and Dolphin & Co.,
jointly, as 33/4S, at a price of
100.14, a basis of about 3.73%. :
15, 1969. Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at the Bethlehem
March 1 from 1960 to 1969 in¬
clusive./Interest M-S. Legality ap¬
Pa.
755—were awarded to Butcher &
callable in inverse
order
payment date
of
Harrisburg),
Sale —The $100,000 gen¬
obligation improvement
bonds
James A. Leavens, Inc.
15
Due
1985
eral
on
Co., Francis I. duPont & Co., Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.,Fahnestock
&T Co.; Janney, .Dulles & Battles,
Inc., W. H. NewboldYSon &-Got,
thereafter
receive sealed bids
p.m.
curities
1.
'
March
from 1974 to 1977 inclusive.
Sherrerd,
Due
•"
3.40s.
Due on March
; irom iy62 to i»70 inclusive.
(P. O. Jamison), Pa.
Others in the syndicate: Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc., Smith,
Barney & Co., Goldman Sachs &
numerical
Recorder, will
composed
17—v.
1971
Mar&b 1
inclusi]wq. >
.
Sale—The
were
—
/
$85,000
Bond
Bond
Offering
Leonard
G.
Eddinger, Borough Secretary, will
receive sealed bids at his officii,
Bond Offering—W. E.
Guthrie, Municipal Building, 843 N. CleClerk of the Board of
Education, well Street, Bethlehem, until 8
will receive sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(EST) on March 11 for the
p.m. (CST) on March 3 for the purchase of $200,000 general ob¬
purchase of $50,000 school build¬ ligation
improvement
bonds.
ing bonds. Due from 1961 to 1970 Dated March 15, 1959. Due on
Offering—Lyle Patill, City
968
$175,000 gen¬
courthouse bonds
3.70s.
on
Antonio), Texas.,; qu
offered
bonds
189, p. 863-^—
were awarded to Piper, Jaffray &
Hopwood at a price of par, a net
interest cost of about 3.80%, as
from
Pittsburgh.
County Indep. Sch. Diet.
Wagoner), Okla.
Central Point, Ore.
Feb.
40,000 3.80s.
National Bank & Trust Co., Swissvale. Legality approved by Burg¬
win, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl, of
No. 7 (P. O.
Bond
(P. O.
Lake), S. Dak.
follows:
Warwick Twp. School District
maturity to 3.35% for the ob¬
ligations due on March 1, 1978
clusive.
of Sept.
as
will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
March
11
for
the
purchase of
$50,000
general
obligation
im¬
provement bonds. Dated April 1,
1959. Due on April 1 from 1961
to
1975
inclusive. Principal and
interest
payable at the Mellon
p.
bearing interest
gradually from
1.90% for the March 1, 1960
March
callable
Offering—Bids will be
Bond
Fountain Hill, Pa.
OREGON
offered
1
$500,000 Road District No. 2 bpnds,
at a price of par, a net
ipfer-;
DAKOTA
obligation
Due
1975 to 1979
County Road Districts
Bond
Turner
system
inclusive.
eral
;
March
on
.
Sale—The
Bond
Due
3%s.
San
Swissoale, Pa.
bonds
rising
rates
bonds.
Washita
lina,
in
Spartanburg.
Legality
approved by Reed, Hoyt, Wash¬
burn &" McCarthy, of New York
City.
from
inclusive./'
^
Bexar
merce
SOUTH
3.60s.
from
inclusive.
1971
to
March 1
on
1969
from 1970 to 1974 inc1
purchase of
National Bank of South Caro¬
April
follows:
$2,100,000
O.
Borough
PENNSYLVANIA
Easton Area Joint School
are
building
school
3,200,000 bonds as 3.60s.
March 1, 1999.
Oklahoma
_
The $33,300
Bank of Portland.
National
as
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST.)
on
March 2 for the purchase of
__
Bond
by Eastman Dillon, Union
Securities & Co., at a price of 98,
a net interest cost of about 3.59%,
OKLAHOMA
and
ceived until March 31 for the purchase
of
$30,000,000
revenue
headed
Billings, Okla.
man,
(P.
wprp
—
pay¬
Legality approved by
Sanders & Dempsey, of
■
—
obligation
—-
United Bank,
1970
122,000
178,000
Principal
and
interest
(A-O)
payable at the Chemical Corn
Exchange Bank, of New York
City, or at the option of the
holder, at the Citizens and South¬
General State Authority
Penn.
of par.
inclusive.
1975
1962
30,000
189, p. 755—were awarded to
Hessler,1 J??!lds °«ered Feb: 24~vl89 p
Rfi9.
862
were flwflrHpH tn thp First
awarded to the Firs;
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on March
18 for the purchase of $320,000
water works improvement bonds.
Dated March 1, 1959. Due on Dec.
in
due
1, 1969.
Legality approved by
Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl,
of Pittsburgh.
the Southern Oregon State Bank,'
eral
C.
Bonds
thereafter
County School District
(P. O. Stanfield), Ore.
No. 61
Bond
Bond
from
ern
1960 to
(EST)
$440,000 school
building bonds.
Dated April 1,1959. Due on April
price of 100.006,
a
$50,000 4s. Due
receive
a.m.
Monday, March 2, 1959
.
follows:
*
of Cleveland.
Willard, Ohio
purchase of $!,-
improvement
bonds.
Dated
March
1,
1959.
Due/on
Sept. 1 from 1960 to 1979 inclu¬
sive.
11
the
for
Timber
A. Ralya,
will receive
(EST) on
700,000
Portland.
until
Dewey County
13 for the
March
will
Trustees
10
Controller,
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
of Grants Pass, as 3V2s, at a price
Principal and interest (J-D) pay-
of
bids
March
on
Offering—Ida
County
Oregon
_
noon
1960
Board
.
net interest cost of about 3.71%,
a
Secretary Eu¬
—
.
Son, jointly, at
C. Best announces that the
gene
County Institution District
O. Mercer), Pa.
Bond
District No. 28 (P. O. Portland)„
|
,
Offering
(P.
gon, in
E.
Leo
Mercer
Multnomah County, Lynch School
1 from 1960 to
Due on Dec.
1964, incl. Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the Rittman Sav-
by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree
& Rankin, of Portland.
Bond
1
Bank, of McKeesport, or at the
option of the holder, at the Wash¬
ington Trust office of this bank in
Pittsburgh. Legality approved by
Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl, of
Pittsburgh.
awarded"to^wene^Cartv^ghf&
basi's^of3 about 3 40%* °f 100
basis, of about 3.40%
1
of
968.
p.
Spartanburg County School District
NoI. 7 (P. O. Spartanburg), S. C.
sealed
April 1, 1959.
Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
Western
Pennsylvania
National
purchase of
and
Series
Dated
$186,000 general obligation school
F?bS 20^ vd l?9alV^86^S °f were elusive.
of
189,
as
on
1999.
o^Anriff^rom'lOOo'
special
(EST)
purchase
4,625,000 bonds. Due on April 1,
G. Sla-
nm
receive
Due on April
1984 inclusive.
1963 to
from
7.30 p.m. (Fbij
the
for
10
7.™
Richard W.
will
the
for
10
$3,125,000 bonds.
County
Offering—Wilson
Clerk ' will
Bond
—
$7,750,000 sewer revenue,
A bonds, as follows:
No. 549-CI (P.
Pniumhns
nf
March
School District
O. 500 Monroe St.,
Medford), Ore.
Jackson
Offering
Secretary,
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
of Portland.
basis of about 3.99%.
Dated Jan. 1, 1959. Due on Dec.
31, 1963. Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the ReynoldsburgBank. Legality approved by
Bricker, Evatt, Barton, Eckler &
of
Bond
Karnes,
at
issue
report in our
Feb. 23—v.
Pennsylvania
Principal and interest pay¬
the County Treasurer's
office.
Legality
approved
by
Shuler, Sayre, Winfree & Rankin,
able
the
ments
McKeesport Municipal Authority,
Due
1969.
issue of $45,000
Sale—An
Note
15, 1959.
April 15 from 1962 to 1976 in¬
clusive.
Callable as of April 15,
on
basis of about
a
Dated April
bonds.
a
Reynoldsburg, Ohio
&
Qommercial and Financial Chronicle
(1074)
58
1976
to
1984
inclusive.
Additional
Sale—Tfye $3,000,000
general obligation strdet improve¬
^
bonds
ment
time
were
offered
at
the
same
the Harris
awarded to
Trust & Savings
at
a
cost
Bank, of Chicago,,
price of 100.03, a net interest,
of about 3.24%, as follows:
Marcli'
$1,320,000
5s.
Due on
1
from 1960 to 1970 inclusive:i, T
Due on March
from 1971 to 1982 inclusive.
1,440,000 3.40s.
1
j
240,000 Vis. Due on March 1, .1983
and
1984.
Syndicate Members,
Other members of the Blyth &
Harriman:
Ripley & Co., Inc., Goldman, Sachs
& Co., Lehman Brothers, A. JG.
Becker &• Co., Inc., Bstabrook" &
Hamblen County (P. O.
Co., the Illinois Company,. ElMorristown), Tenn.
dredge & Co., Inc., Stern Brothers
Bond Sale—The $120,000 gen¬
& Co., R-. S. Dickson & Co., Dallas
eral improvement bonds offered
Union Securities* Co., McDonnell
F6b.
11
v.
189, p. 652—were & Co., Strainahan,,Harris & Co.,
awarded to the Bank of Com¬
Mullaney, Wells & Co., R. J. Ed¬
merce, in Morristown.
wards, Inc., and Seasongood &
Co., Inc. syndicate are:
—
TEXAS
Mayer.
Other
Angelina County (P. O. Lufkin),
Trust
&
T exas
are:
Bond Sale—The
$350,000 hospi¬
,
members
,
the
of
Savings* Bank
Chase Manhattan
Bankers
Trust
Harris
syndicate
Bank, and
Co.,, both i of New
tal bonds' offered Feb. 24—v. 139,
p. 968—were awarded to RaUicher,
York, First Boston Corp;, Mercan¬
Pierce, & Co., and Dallas Rupe &
tile
Trust
Co.
of St;
Louis, First
Volume
189
Number
•
*
_
•
Southwest
Co.,
5825
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
VIRGINIA
National
First
ih Dallas, Trust Company
Back
Georgia, Atlanta, Wm. N. Ed¬
wards
&
Co., Eddleman-Pollok
'
Co.. and Mercantile National Bank
Lamar State
College of Technology
(P. O. Beaumont), Texas -
Boftd Sale—The $355,000
con¬
offered Feb.
stitutional tax bonds
19—v.
189, p. 863—were awarded
tfte
tb
'First
National
Bank,
of
Beaumont, as 3s, at a price of
IDO.14,1 a basis of about 2.98%.
,U8.1
q
;
P°rt
Bond
-
■
improvement
25^->v.
389.
to the
First
bonds
Feb.
offered
968—were awarded
p.
Southwest Co.
O.
Matagorda County (P. O.
Feb.
24—v.
to
p.
968—
group
com¬
189,
a
Local
on
bids
sealed
Building,
Capitol
mond, until
for
12
the
1,
(EST)
purchase
1959.
1961 to
Due
Dated
March
1
1984 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
the. Bank
at
$168,000
on
(M-S) payable
of
posed of Howies, Winston & Co.,
Rausqher, Pierce & Co., and Moreland1,1 Brandenberger, Johnston &
Ciiriddj at a price of 100.05, a net
inteldst cost of about 3.78%, as
follows:
to
bonds.
Due
on
inclu¬
Chase Manhattan Bank
Syndicate Offers
$68,635,000 New Housing Authority Bonds
1979
in
Chase
of
Manhattan
School District No. 49 (P. O.
■Port Townsend), Wash.
Authority
Feb.
on
the PHA of all contracted annual
is
Bank
underwriting
an
which
awarded
contributions.
syn¬
The bonds of each issue will be
26
was
redeemable
$68,635,000 New HousingBonds
the
of
total
son,
(PST)
chase
bids
sealed
on
of
2
p.m.
March 13 for the pur¬
$18,0001 general obliga¬
tion school
Due
until
bonds. Dated April
date
on
from
date
of
$103,495,000 of such bonds offered
Offering—Siguard SwanCounty Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
on
ment
of
demption
by
1,
April 1 from 1961 to
1979 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest » (A-O)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved. by Preston, Thor¬
grimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
on
interest
any
after
and
the
bonds
pay¬
10 years
at
a
re¬
thereafter^ at
22
The
of
local
housing
authorities.
named interest
and 3%% on the
rates
group
3i/2%
issues
cities
of
states and
located
seven
in
price
104%,
and
declining premiums
depending upon the year imwhich
they are redeemed, plus accrued
Bond
1959.
Gloucester,
The
manager
Jefferson County, Chimacum
March
bonds.
sewer
1961
dicate
Rich¬
on
of
from
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the City Treasurer's
office.
Legality approved by
Preston, Thorgrimson & Horo¬
witz, of Seattle.
222, Finance
Square,
noon
and
water
Debt, will receive
at Room
obligation
1,
1959.
April
1
sive.
of
interest.
five
the District of Colum¬
,
The bonds and interest on them
exempt from all Federal In¬
come taxes, under the provisions
of the United States Housing Act
of 1937, as amended.
are
bia.
For $32,850,000 of 3V2%
New
York, N. Y. bonds the group bid
holder, at the State Planters
101.8869; for $7,505,000 Washing¬
Included in the offering group
ton, D. C. 3%% bonds, the bid
Bank of Commerce and Trusts, in
are:
'
was
101.3208; for $7,280,000 St.
Richmond. Legality approved by
Bankers
Trust
Paul, Minn. 3V2% bonds, the bid
Co.; Chemical
Snohomish County, Arlington
Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & McCar¬
was
101.5702; for $5,815,000 Mo¬ Corn Exchange Bank; Guaranty
Consolidated
School
District
thy, of New York City.
bile, Ala. 3V2% bonds, the bid was Trust
Company of New York;
No. 16 (P. O. Everett), Wash.
101.9137; for $5,640,000 Augusta, The First National Bank of Chi¬
WASHINGTON
Bond Offering—Verne Sievers, Ga.
3V2%
cago; Harris Trust and Savings
bonds,
the
bid
was
Grant " County Public Utility Disc.
County Treasurer, will receive 100.8685; for $5,200,000 Cincinnati, Rank; C. J. Devine & Co.; Kidder,
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on Ohio
(P. O. Ephrata), Wash.
3V2% bonds, the bid was Peabody & Co.; Salomon Bros. &
Name
101.6725,
and
for
Principal
Underwriter March 4 for the purchase of $35,$4,345,000 Hutzler; Lazard Freres & Co.; The
000
on Huge Bond Issue—The District
general
obligation
bonds. Savannah, Ga. 3V2% bonds, the Philadelphia National Bank;
Dated
March
Commissioners have
1, 1959.
Due. on group bid 101.7349.
appointed
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.;
Kuhn,Loeb & Co., New York March 1 from 1961 to 1979 inclu¬
The offering group is reofferThe First National Bank of Ore¬
sive. Principal and interest (M-S)
City, as the principal bankers to
ing the seven issues, subject to gon; Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.;
handle" the
approximately $200 payable at the County Treasurer's award, on three scales, as follows: J. P.
Morgan & Co. Incorporated;
million
revenue
bond
financing office. Legality approved by Pres¬
Scale 1. covers the Washington,
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; W. H. Morton
for the construction of Wanapum
ton, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of
&
Co. Incorporated; Weeden
D. C. bonds and ranges in yields
&
"
Dam. The Commissioners also sug¬ Seattle.
from 1.70% to 3.40%.
Co. Incorporated; Dick & Merlegested the
inclusion of Dillon,
Smith;
Security-First
National
Scale 2 covers the Cincinnati,
WISCONSIN
Read & Co., Inc., New York; John
Bank, Los Angeles, Calif; B, J.
St. Paul and
New York bonds,
Nuveen & Co., Chicago; B. J. Van
Clintonville, Wis.
Van Ingen & Co., Inc.; Dominick
ranging in yield from 1.70% to
Ingen
&
Co., New York; and
Bond Sale—An issue of $133,& Dominick;
*
:
3.50%.
Foster
&
Marshall, Seattle, as 000 corporate purpose bonds was
Seattle-First
National
Bank;
Scale 3 relates to the Mobile,
co-managers; and asked that the
sold
to
tne
Channer
Securities
City National Bank & Trust Co.,
Savannah and Augusta bonds, and
Commissioners
be
advised
by
Company, at a price of 100.005.
Kansas City, Mo.; Industrial Na¬
runs
from 1.70% to 3.50%.
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. if such coDated March 1, 1959.
Due on
tional Bank, Providence, R. I.; Fi¬
management
arrangement
were
Proceeds from the sale of the
March 1 from 1960 to 1978 inclu¬
delity
Union
Trust
Company,
acceptable.
The Commissioners sive.
Principal and interest (M-S) bonds will be used by the local Newark; Glickenhaus & Lembo;
also reserve the right to approve
payable at the City Treasurer's
A. M. Kidder & Co., Inc.; Laidlaw
housing authorities to retire ad¬
the investment banking group as
office. Legality approved by Chap¬
&
Co.; Mercantile-Safe Deposit
a whole; and asked that the
vances
received
group
by them
from and Trust
man
& Cutler, of Chicago.
Company, Baltimore;
be in Ephrata on March 4 to at¬
the Public Housing Administra¬ National
Bank
of
Westchester,
tend a meeting with the purchas¬
Dodge County (P. O. Juneau),
White Plains, N. Y.;
tion or from others, and to meet
ers
of power from the Wanapum
Wisconsin
The Peoples National Bank of
the cost of housing projects.
Dam
7. %.y.
•'
Bond
Sale—The
$300,000 jail
The
bonds
are
secured
by a Charlottesville,
Va.; Third Na¬
The*- firm
of
Wainwright
& bonds offered Feb. 24—v. 189,
Gloucester,
at
or
the
option
of
the
Bay City), Texas
-B&iid Sale—The $750,000 bonds
awarded
sion
from
$600,000 generabobligation drainage and street
Were
(P.
nett, Secretary of State Commis¬
March
■
Arthur, Texas
Sale—The
off bled
District
Gloucester), Va.
'-
general
April
Bond Offering—J. Gordon Ben¬
Dallas.
;
County, Gloucester
Sanitary
V
000
Dated
Gloucester
of
at
59
(1075)
.
.
"
.
$187,000 412S,
from
Due
March
on
15
to
1960
1971, inclusive.
230,000 4s-. Due on March 15 from
'•;V';1972
to 1981; inclusive.
Due on March 15
255,000 3.80s.
//from 1982 to 1989, inclusive.
78,000 3.80s.; Due on March 15,
1990 and 1991.
ib
>
San Antonio,
-g'
Bond
Sale
general
Tex.
The $10,750,000
—
obligation
improvement
bonds/offered Feb. 24—v. 189,
p.
a syndicate
headed by the Chemical Corn Ex¬
863i—were awarded to
change Bank, of New York City,
at,
price of 100.09,
a
net interest
a
costjof about 3.28%, as follows:
$f,145,000
.
5s. Due
,1961 and 1962.:
3,390,000 3s.
Due
from
1,
March
on
1
1963 to 1968 inclusive.
3,955,000
fV)f.from
2,260,000
/■) from
Other
cate:
March
on
3%s.
Due
March 1
on
1969 to 1975 inclusive.
3%s.
Due on March 1
1979 inclusive.
1976
to
members
Guaranty
the
of
syndi¬
Co.,
Trust
New
Yp/k,
Philadelphia National Bank,
Philadelphia, Wertheim & Co.,
.
p.
Ramsey, Inc., New York City,
selected
Trust
Co.
Western
of
York, Buffalo, Francis
&
I.
New
duPont
Co., Clark, Dodge & Co., Bache
&
Fitzpatrick,
Co.,
Coq
First
Sullivan
National
phis;
Green,
Ellis
Rand
&
Industrial
Co.,
&
Anderson,
&
National
Bankv Providence, Folger, Nolan,
Fleming-W. B. Hibbs & Co., New¬
on
Wanapum Dam development
by the Commissioners on Feb. 2.
Grays Harbor County,
Cosmopolis
(P. O.
Montesano), Wash.
School
Bond
District
No.
99
$495,000 gen¬
eral obligation building bonds of¬
fered
Feb.
sold
were
ington,
19—v.
to
the
189,
State
652—
p.
of
Wash¬
3.85s.
as
Medina, Wash.
Bond
Offering—Mary M. Fitz¬
City Clerk, will receive
gerald,
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
March 9 for the purchase of $45,-
man, Brown & Co., A. M. Kidder
&
Co.,
Peoples
Charlottesville,
Co./ First
National
Stern,
Bank,
Lauer
&
National Bank, St. Paul,
First National Bank, Minneapolis,
Saunders
City
&
Co.,
National
White,
Hattier
tional. City
Dreyfus
&
&
Co.,
Chicago,
Bank,
Sanford,
Na¬
Cleveland,
Bank.
Biopen & Co., Hamilton Securities
Co.^ and Murray W. Moore & Co.
Shavano Park (P. O. San Antonio),
Texas
bonds
totaling
$55,000
sold
were
to^Dittmar & Company, Inc.,
4f:j% and 41/2s, at
"the
sale
as
price of 100.25.
a
consisted
of:
j
bonds.
Due
on
Jan.
1
from
'
/
1961 to 1964 inclusive.
43,000 4 */2%
street improvement
Jan.
1
bonds.
Due
1965
b'i
from
1975 inclusive.
on
1
Dated
antf
to
Jan.
interest
1,
Principal
1959.
pavable
at
the
Na¬
tional Bank of Commerce, of San
Aritonio.
MdCall,
Legality
Parkhurst
Corporation, Smith, Barney & Co.,
Shields
&
Company,
Goldman,
Sachs & Co., Harriman Ripley &
Co. Incorporated and R. W. Press-
approved
&
Co.,
First
in
association
with
National
City Bank of
New
York, offered publicly on
Feb. 26 a total of $34,860,000 in
new Housing Authority bonds. The
group was winner at competitive
sale
of
15
of
the
22
issues
sold
that day.
$1^,000 4V*% street improvement
1
Housing Bonds
&
Crowe,
Dallas:
by
of
Bonds
offered
by the dealer
group are those issued by the fol¬
lowing local housing authorities:
$11,505,000 Baltimore, Md. 3%%
and $2,085,000 Territory of
Hawaii 3%% bonds, each priced
to yield from 1.60% for those due
bonds
1960
to
3.50%
for
the
1991-98
maturities; $2,680,000 Greensboro,
N. C., $1,110,000 Frederick,
$1,315,000
Catskill,
N.
Y.,
to
Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc., as 2.40s, at a
price of 100.06, a basis of about
2.37%.
first
Greendale Common School District,
Wisconsin
Sale—The
Bond
cor¬
PHA
and
authorities
of
Feb.
•
19
local
the
&
is sol¬
emnly pledged to the payment by
in
Bank
Nashville;, Tuller
Zucker; Pierce, Carrison, Wul-
bern,
housing
Baker,
Bank
issuing the bonds. The
the United States
bonds
offered
p.
756 — were
awarded to a group composed of
John Nuveen & Co.; Milwaukee
Company; Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Smith; Robert W. Baird
& Co., Inc.; Loewi & Co., Inc.;
Barcus, Kindred & Co.; WhitePhillips Co., Inc.; Mullaney, Wells
porate
tional
contribu¬
annual
of
unconditionally payable by
the PHA under contracts between
faith
$450,000
pledge
tions
the
tional
J.
Inc.;
Watts
and
C.
&
Trust
Bank
Wheat
—v.
189,
(Continued
on page
60)
Company;
of
Commerce
Seattle; Tilney & Company.
FINANCIAL NOTICE
ARMOUR AND COMPANY
5% Cumulative Income
Md.,
and
$1,000,000 La Crosse, Wise., all
31/2% bonds, which are being reoffered
at prices to
yield from
the
1991-99
maturities; and
$2,525,000 McComb, Miss., $1,820,000 Asbury Park, N. J., $1,175,000
Bryan, Texas, $1,305,000 Athens,
Ga., $2,540,000 West New York,
N. J., $1,540,000 Williamson County,
111., $1,765,000 Steubenville, Ohio,
Notice is hereby
_
Subordinated Debentures, Due 1984
tures as
for the 1988-99 maturities.
Among those associated
offering are:
Drexel
&
issued, will
which the above Deben¬
pay
interest
on
the Deben¬
follows:
May 1, 1959
$1,320,000 Springfield, Tenn., and
$1,175,000 South Norfolk, Va., all
3%% bonds, which are being reoffered
at
prices to yield from
1.60% for those due 1960 to 3.60%
given that ARMOUR AND COMPANY,
pursuant to the Indenture under
tures have been
—$2.50
per
hundred dollars
principal amount of Debentures
November
1, 1959—$2.50 per hundred dollars
principal amount of Debentures,
being payment in full of all interest accumulated to the
above mentioned dates.
in the
Eastman Dillon,
Union Securities & Co.; Equitable
Co.;
Securities Corp.; Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.; Stone
& Webster Securities Corp.; White,
Weld & Co.; Bear, Stearns & Co.;
A. C. Allyn and Company, Inc.
Baxter & Company; Alex. Brown
&
Sons; Coffin & Burr Incorpo¬
rated; Estabrook & Co.; Gregory
& Sons; Ira Haupt & Co.; Hemp¬
hill, Noyes & Co.; Hornblower &
Holders of coupon
No. 9
on
Debentures should detach Coupon
May 1,1959 and Coupon No. 10 on November 1,
1959 and
present them for payment either at the
Continental Illinois National Bank and Trust Company
of
Chicago, 231 South La Salle Street, Chicago 90, Illinois,
or
The Chase Manhattan Bank,
Agency Coupon Paying
Department, 37 Wall Street, New York 15, New York.
The Trustee,
City National Bank and Trust Company of
Chicago, will mail checks for the interest payable on
Debentures not in coupon
form.
/
Weeks.
Lee Higginson Corporation; F. S.
Moseley & Co.; Paine, Webber,
Jackson &
Curtiss; Reynolds &
Co.; L. F. Rothschild & Co.;
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy,
Inc.;
Dean
Witter &
Struthers & Co.
Co.; Wood,
ARMOUR AND COMPANY
By: John Schmidt
March 2,1959
&
Financial Vice President
Co.;
Co.; Federation
purposes
for
A group managed by Blyth &
Co., Inc., Phelps, Fenn & Co., Leh¬
man
Brothers, The First Boston
The
Sale—Street improvement
Bond
Group
Offers $34,860,000
prich
awarded
1.60% for those due 1960 to 3.55%
Dealer
New
864—were
Sale—The
Mem¬
Bank,
was
financial consultant
the
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co., Ma¬
rine
as
Na¬
of
4)0
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1076)
.
.
Monday, March 2, 1959
.
(Continued from
Interest on these
Bonds is Exempt from any Federal Income Tax, now or
hereafter
&
United States Housing Act of 1937, as amended.
imposed, under the provisions of the
page 59)
Blair & Co., aid
Channer Securities Co., as 4s, at a
price of 100.08, a basis of about
Allan
Co.,
February 27, 1959
New Issues
Greendale Union High School Dht.,
Wisconsin
'
Sale—The
Bond
porate
19—v.
$68,635,000
purposes
189,
to
'
In
on
States
opinion rendered to the President of the United
on May 15.1953, the U. S. Attorney General stated
in part:
•'In summary, I am of the view that: * * * A contract to
pay
annual contribution* entered Into by the PHA (Public
Housing Administration) In conformance with the
pro¬
visions of the act (U. S. Housing Act of 1937, as amended)
a
&
756—-were awarded
p.
Co.; Milwaukee Company;
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce,
Smith;
Robert
Loewi
Inc.;
^cor¬
composed of John Nu-
group
veen
$450,000
bonds offered Feb.
W.
Fenner &
Baird
&~Co.,
& Co., Inc.; Barcus,
is valid and binding upon the United States, and that the
faith of the United States has been solemnly pledged to
Kindred
the payment of
has been
Co., Inc.; Mullaney, Wells & Co.;
such contributions In the
same terms
Its
faith
pledged to the payment of Its interestbearing obligations."
J :
(parentheses not in original text)
Co.;
Blair
Allan
&
White-Phillips
Co.,
Chaimer
and
Securities Co., as 4s, at a price
100.89,
3%% and 3'A% Bonds
&
of
basis of about 3.99%,
a
Milwaukee, Wis.
Bond
New
York and
limitation
v
as to
other States and Legal Investment,
amount
of investment,.for all National
Banks
4,750,000
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank
Guaranty Trust Company of New York
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
with funds of the local agency actually
the principal of and interest on the bonds
will be sufficient to pay
■
■.
The
Philadelphia National Bank
:
'
WYOMING
of 1937,
as
terms
1
will
receive
(MST)
sealed
Wilson,
bids
March
on
until
2
18 for the
purchase of $1,605,000 general obli¬
gation building bonds. Dated April
1, 1959.
Due
April 1 from 1963
on
inclusive.
1973
interest
(A-O)
Principal, and
payable
the
at
County Treasurer's office.
amended, solemnly pledges the faith
of the United States to the payment of the annual contributions
the Public Housing Administration in accordance with the
,
County School District
(P. O. Cheyenne), Wyo.
Bond Offering—James O.
to
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.
The United States Housing Act
/
/
Laramie
p.m.
amount, which together
when due.
bonds.
Clerk of Board of School Trustees,
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
opinion of counsel, valid and legally binding obligations of the respective local Public Agen¬
cies, secured by a first pledge of annual contribution's unconditionally payable pursuant to the
Annual Contributions Contracts with the Public Housing Administration (an agency of the
available for such purpose,
bridge
150,000 harbor bonds.
No.
below, will constitute, in the
..
construction
bonds.
The First National Bank of Chicago
C. J. Devine & Co.
an
street
1,200,000
Harris Trust and Savings Bank
in
pur¬
bonds.
sewer
1,700,000
■
Federal Government)
the
$11,000,000 school bonds.
option of the holder, at the office of the Fiscal
'Agent of the respective Public Agencies or at the office of the Alternate Paying Agent in the
City and State of New York or in the City of Chicago, Illinois except the Nevv York
City Housing Authority bonds which will be payable only at the office of the Fiscal
Agent. Coupon bonds in the denomination of $1,000, registerable as to principal
only or as to both principal and interest, with the privilege of reconversion,
at the expense of the holder, into coupon bonds.
issued by the various public agencies listed
for
31
The Chase Manhattan Bank
Principal and semi-annual interest payable, at the
These Bonds, to be
March
chase of $18,800,000 bonds, as fol¬
lows:
y
Bankers Trust Company
/
until
bids
without
States.
organized under the laws of the United
-
.
many
City Controller, will receive sealed
Savings Banks and Trust Funds in
Legal Investment for Commercial Banks,
Offering—John E. Kalupa,
The First National Bank of Oregon
by
ity
approved
Legal¬
Tallmadge &
by
Tallmadge, of Denver.
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.
of the Annual Contributions Contracts.
CANADA
W. II. Morton & Co.
f
Incorporated
ONTARIO
Weeden & Co.
OF AUTHORITIES AND AMOUNTS
LOCATION
McGillivray Township, Ontario
Incorporated
Boild Sale—An
SCALE
1
Dick & Merle-Smith
3%% Bonds
Security-First National Bank
$7,505,000 National Capital. Washington, D. C. (1960-94)
I,os
Angeles, Calif.
5lbs, at
3x/i% Bonds
B. J. Van
SCALE 3
3V2% Bonds
Ingen & Co. Inc.
$5,815,000 Mobile, Ala. (1959-93)
$32,850,000 New York, N. Y. (1960-97)
$5,640,000 Augusta, Ga. (1960-99)
$5,200,000 Cincinnati, Ohio (1960-99)
$4,345,000 Savannah, Ga. (1960-93)
on
from
Interest
sive.
Dominick & Dominick
$7,280,000 St. Paul, Minn. (1960-99)
to
as
price of 98.30. Due
a
1
March
SCALE 2
sold
Gouinlock
Bell,
Fidelity Union Trust Company
Due
Issues
Glickenhaus & Lembo
Issues
Issues
Due
Issues
196-4
2.25%
1968
2.65%
1972
2.85%
1961
1.90
1965
2.35
1969
2.70
1973
2.90
1962
2.05
1966
2.45
1970
2.75
1974
2.95
1963
2.15
1967
2.55
1971
2.80
1975
3.00
A. M. Kidder & Co., Inc.
1976-1999 Maturities
1976
Scale I
Scale 2
1980
3.00% 3.00% 3.05%
about
19S8-90
3.10% 3.15% 3.20%
Scale 2
Scale 3
White Plains, N. Y.
1977 3.00
3.05
3.10
1981
3.15
3.20
3.25
1991-93 3.40
3.45
3.50
1978 3.05
3.05
3.10
1982
3.20
3.25
3.30
1994
3.40
3.50
1979 3.05
3.10
3.15
1983-84 3.25
3.30
3.35
1995-99
3.50
3.50
The
*
'
Peoples National Bank
3.35
the Bonds are offered at par.)
are
offered when,
as
and if issued and received by us and arc subject to prior sale and
recognized municipal bond counsel.
bonds
Laurent.
J. C. Wheat & Co.
approval of legality, with respect to each issue, by
school
95.64.
issue of
Sale—An
Bond
Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern, Inc.
Bonds
M-S.
School
Commission, Quebec
Third National Bank
Tuller & Zucker
These
1
inclusive.
J oseph-de-Sorel
St.
3.40
(Note: Where the yield and the coupon rate are the same,
March
on
1969
to
of Charlottesville, Va.
In Nashville
1985-87 3.30
inclusive.
Due
1965
Interest
a
follows:
as
1964
to
from
3.50
the
Due on March 1 from
5V2S.
84,000
3.35% 3.40% 3.45%,
to
net interest cost
a
6.90%,
1960
Scale 1
Scale 3
$213,000
sold
was
Anglo-Francais, Ltd., at
$129,000 5s.
-
National Bank of Westchester
Due
Credit
of
Baltimore, Md.
Scale 3
bonds
price of 92.86,
Laid law & Co.
1
Scale 2
Bond Sale—An issue of
school
Mercantile-Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Scale I
A-O.
Interest
Laval-des-Rapides Protestant
School Board, Quebec
Newark, N. J.
1.70%
Due
to
as
All
All
Due
sold
Ltd.,
Co.,
&
QUEBEC
1959-1975 Maturities
•
of $95,000
was
April 1 from 1959 to
on
inclusive.
1978
(Accrued Interest to be added)
Due
bonds
Providence, R. I.
MATURITIES* AND YIELDS
1959-60
issue
Sale—An
Bond
5%js. Due
All
1979 inclu¬
M-S.
City, Mo.
Industrial National Bank
Co.,
&
1960 to
improvement
City National Bank & Trust Co.
was
Pickering Township, Ontario
Seattle-First National Bank
Kansas
All
bonds
Gouinlock
Bell,
of $160,000
issue
Ltd.,
improvement
Inc.,
was
as
sold
to
$42,000
Gaston
5s, at a price of
Dated Jan. 2, 1959.
Due
on
Jan. 2 from 1960 to 1969 inclusive.
Interest J-J.
Baker, Watts & Co.
DIVIDEND NOTICE
Federation Bank and Trust Company
Descriptive Circular upon request
*( Includes full information on Redemption
Provisions:
GEORGE
National Bank of Commerce of Seattle
Rockefeller
9
On
Tilney & Company
February
W.
HELME
Plaza,
25.
New
1959,
a
COMPANY
York
20,
quarterly
X.
Y.
dividend
cents per share on the Preferred Stoek
and a dividend of 40 cents per share on the
Common Stock, were declared, payable April l,
of
4334
1959.
to
business
stockholders of record at the close of
March 11, 1959.
P.
J.
NEUMANN,
Secretary
@FedFRASER