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and FINANCIAL
ESTABLISHED
Volume
1839
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
New York
5935
Number
191
7, N. Y., Monday, March 21, 1960
Price
MAp 211960
Corporation and Investment News
PUBLIC UTILITY
RAILROAD
INDUSTRIAL
•
INSURANCE
•
the
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
Aero Industries,
latest
MISCELLANEOUS
•
fiscal
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
LIBRARY.
had
year,
backlog
a
of
$1,400,000
in
uncompleted
contracts.
of 230 South Reading Avenue, Boyertown, Pa., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on March 11, 1960, covering 250,000
shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale at $3.30 per share.
This
company,
The
1967
profit,
including
deliver
for
In This Issue
and
The
of
15%
The
warrants.
the
Mack,
Ian
W.
to
$50
company
smck
as
to
has agreed
company
warrants
of
organized
was
in
under Delaware
1960,
January,
(Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
these
The
company
who
Juviler,
all
owned
had
as
at
an
Jacobs
in
they sold
16.5%
which
Airways
Penn
and
such
corporations
of
which
of
116,380
held
are
Offered—Late
were
stock
at $13.50 per share.
(par $1)
Federal
General Corporation & Investment News....
debentures
and
subordinate
are
all
to
debt
present
unless
debt
such
future
to
the
for
instrument
$1,000
into
of
debentures
The
the
adjustment
to
basic
rate
benefit
the
for
System......
Feb.
will
at
redeemable
be
from
or
notice,
Thereafter
1963.
1,
time
the
in
option
part,
redemption
less
not
upon
prices
ncn-callable
are
to
103%
1965—
101.75%
1970
101.50%
102.25%
1971
101%
will
debentures
The
15
1974
1969
102.50%
in
in
part,
the
through
be
not
subject
less
than
to
30
j._100.75%
and
may
Edward
be
I.
retire
to
up
additional $250,000 principal
an
Yahlem
McCormick
its
by
owns
The
1924.
Finance
Co.
Aetna
to
Charles
H.
beneficially
Finance
Yalem,
91.37%
through
company,
Missouri
a
Oct.: 21,
on
to* Welfare
President,1
children
pany.
Corp.
changed
was
of
its
PURPOSE
from
stock
mon
ISSUE—The
OF
the sale
being
of
Ira
Stix
26,
1959
of
the company's
principally
proceeds
sidiaries
75,000
account
of
net
for
who
31,
1929,
13,
March
on
The. company
together
voting
its
with
his
securities
its
wife
proceeds, to
of
and
the
be
the
account
received
125,000
of
the
of
5%%-
to
on
of common stock
certain
senior
of
stockholders,
notes
their
of
due
reducing
proivde
the
and
the
Sept. 1;
short-term
company
respective
company
were
debt,
its
not
7,000
7,000
for
191,
&
and Dempsey-Tegeler
severally
agreed
to
&
purchase
Co.
are
from
acting
the
as
He
Co...—
&
the
principal
Murphy,
ucts
the
on
it
190,
Products
President,
200,000
None
80,000
5,000
5,000
tional
p.
Shoe
has
tribution
80,000
N.
American
Synthetic
the
on
average
Synthetic
bring
1959
965.
totaled
1959.
Rubber
American
p.
Mr.
9.
J.
stock
and
Products
Corp., Framsupplies, from
Rermstein, President of
shoe
of
wasfan
\
It
1,377,250
j
capital
the
all
cash
Bernstein; pointed
trans¬
out
that
Corp.
will be operated as a subsidiary with
organization, which is headed by Robert
Robert Gorevitz, Vice-President and Sales
and
and
Products
warehouses
Y.; and Framingham,
Plans
American
would
all
Maurice
March
acquisition,
that
is
share.
per
virtually
noteholders,
announced
which
American
outstanding in
1958.—V.
purchased
over
year
outstanding during
distributed,
$2.31
18.1%
.
and
7,000
.
—"
50,000
Woods^——
&
Securities
presently
are
with
to
100
over
Milwaukee,
lines
Wis.;
of
St.
shoe
supply
Louis, Mo.;
prod¬
Endicott,
Mass.
being
broader
warehouses
handles
in
formulated to expand the company's dis¬
increased number of lines and addi¬
coverage,
service
the
shoe
manufacturing
trade.—V.
190,,
&
Co.,
3,000
50.000
3,000
50,000
2,000
None
Inc.
4,000
50,000
965.
American Electric Power Co., Infc.
4,000
50,000
Co
&
3,000
1
Co
"
■;
i,
p,
Period End. Jan. 31—
Operating
$
revenues,
electric
(& Subs.)—Earns.—»
1960—Month—1959
1960—12 Mos.—1959
$
$
$
29,348,594
27,444,998
325,509,966 298,579,413
22,528,323
20,998,462
249,755,759 227,979,997
6,820,271
6,446,536
75,754,207
28,906
26,949
811,932
663,012
6,849,177
6,473,485
76,566,139
71.262,428
1,992,804
2,291,982
26,638,070
24,719,523
$4,850,373
—;
Total
operating
Missiles
Construction
&
of
Jan.
31,
than
this Oceanside,
1960,
the
in
to
rose
deductions
Other
Corp.—Net Triples—
Y., corporation,
N.
new
all-time
fiscal
year,-
a
previous
4,181,503
49,928,069
46,542,905
reported
after
taxes
r
common
Gross
shares,
for
revenue
$898,319
from
company's
a
the
annual
before.-
fiscal
in
$478,591
first
year
the
report
year
previous
since
*
-
ended
its
31
Jan.
fiscal
year,
in
shares
were
last
increased
according
offered
to
to
the
publicly
1959.
Mr.
Fried
graphical
reported
area
in
that
which
the
corporation
it performs
its
has
expanded
services and,
Other
as
the
geo¬
of the end
of
,
net—
income
Gross
deductions--—
tConsol.
earnings
♦Consol.
earns,
♦Based
sh.
per
$2.43
on
flncludes
average
20,169,044
no.
outstanding
undistributed
earnings
of
subsidiary
in
connection
5,891,508
normalization pro¬
9,022,856
subs.
{Several
cedures
$2.31
20,569,057
stock—
shares
70,599,416
for
stock
common
of
income-
income,
common
other
and
charges, jumped
to
year. from. $63,571
in the preceding 12
months.
The net
was- equivalent
to 45 cents per share on 430,000
outstanding common shares as compared with 24 cents per share on
270,000
revenue
.
that net income,
$192,767 in the'latest "fiscal
the
Representatives,
company
Shoe
7,000
Co.—————.———.
profits
greater
sub¬
the
to
in
in
of
earnings.
share
per
stock
interest
shares
of
present management
National
for the fiscal year
high and were three times
Alvin- Fried, President, said
March 17 in the annual report tp shareholders of the, company, which
designs and installs missile launching platforms.
ended
were
receive
Biltrite
Manager.
...
Richter Co.
have
7,000
5,000
Jacobs
Acme
the
of the proceeds of the sale of said 75,000 shares.
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters-named below, for whom Scherck,
any
P.
Operating
■
offered
will
its
5,000
Coast
—v.
com¬
businesses
the. company
National
7,000
record
a
5,000
Fairman
and
1974
and
7,000
com¬
in
and
Biltrite,
to
consecutive
and
$264,941,
earnings of
cents
18
18%.
1959
sixth
sales
include
were
1,277,250
announcing
7,000
80,000
Moore
White
the com-'
by
shares
company,
not
to
an
number
stockholders
1959
increase
an
the
both
undistributed
owns
has
in
-
founded
of the
In
80,000
Semple,
name
1939,
was
10,000
Co...—80,000
&
Co.—_^r—i
Inc,__..j.l
Heitner
Net
purpose
were used
funds to carry.
shares
of
the
for
which
with
&
Co.
&
Pacific
as
approximate amount of $6,318,454
(after deducting expenses to be
paid by the company ), will be placed in the company's general fund
and initially used to reduce bank loans and short-term notes of the.
company
due within one year. The net proceeds of the sale on Oct.
used
Haupt
Loewi
do
is
for
American
in
30.9%
$70,393,714,
This
earnings
with
Co., Inc.—Earns.—Acquires
action.
200,000
—•
these
American
200,000
-
——_
r
debentures
offered
and
Co.
the
Oct.
On
—
Co
&
its
10,000
—
■
amount
organized
corporation
Co.,-Inc.
5,092,681
report.
to
reached
the
of
earnings
10,000
200,000
Co.—„i.
$9,214,088
based
outstanding obligations of the National Shoe
ingham, Mass,, the nation's largest distributor
200,000
j.——_
of
company
200,000
—
8,723,718
$
on
the average number of shares
compared with 1958 results of $2,304,161
Maurice
J.
Rernstein,
President, -announced
equivalent
average
35,000
Fridley & Frederking—
Fusz, Schmelzle & Co., Tnc._%—|—_
'
131- wholly-owned 'subsidiaries, is
business in 24 states and in the
engaged in the consumer finance
credit life insurance business.
pany
&
Yates,
is
The
200,000
Co..
5,874,000
2,915,173
year,
reported
as
compared
200,000
——
25,962,375
7,060,407
increased
share,
per
been
shares
If
200,000
—
Co.
&
Nicolaus
Walker
H.
Smith,
Finance
changed
was
name
.&
G.
<pf debenture?..
BUSINESS—The " company
Sons
&
1959
$43,965,636
3,279,596
Rubber
$59,617,994.
have
Biltrite
Biltrite's
250,000
Gardner—.—:
&
Simon
M.
Stifel,
of
the sinking
fund
at
the
principal
interest accrued to the date fixed for redemption.
year
to
&
Jones
Reinholdt
notice, subsequent to
thereafter to and including
a
sufficient
sum
D.
1960
5,869,936
increased
share
250,000
————
McDowell
&
Edwards
G.
A.
FUND—The Indenture provides that on or before June 15
from. 1963 through 1974 the company will pay to the
sinking fund payment sufficient to redeem $250,000 principal
amount of debentures and, in addition; the company on any sinking
fund payment date
may,
at its option, pay into said sinking fund a
each
of
Corp.,
250,000
Inc.
Co..
Lester, Ryons & Co.
Newhard,
Cook
&
Co.
SINKING
Trustee
Blosser
35,000
Co.....—900,000
&
p.
28,180,857
—
preliminary
a
1959
peaks
This
Shares
Co.
&
Rothschild
F.
Straus,
1975—'—,.100%
redemption
Becker
G.
A.
days'
1963 and in each year
with
in.
in
of
Number of
$900,000
Co.—..
Dempsey-Tegeler &
L.
operation
the
amount thereof,
also
upon
y.ear
Richter
con¬
191,
Co., Inc.—Earnings—
——
share,
per
sales
Corp.
and
'
Debentures
1974—100.25 %>
"
names
.
Amount of
1973.—.100.50%;
•
respective
Principal
Scherck,
;
company
$2.13
or
1
Sales
1958
purchase from the company and the selling stockholders the number
of common stock set forth opposite their respective names:
in
1972
102.75%
redeemed
June
102%.
1968
of
$1.74
March
shares
than 30 days'
percentages,
(expressed
its
to
loans).—V.
$47,244,578
taxes
this
or
until
principal amount), together with accrued interest to the date fixed
redemption) if redeemed during, the 12-month period ending Feb. 1:
1964.
their
prior to maturity, the
of the company,
as
a
date
any
on
at
time
to
following
the
debentures
PROVISIONS—The
opposite
taxes
Biltrite
American
forth
Rubber
^
outstanding during the
50
set
applied
897.
p.
Rubber
debentures
be
bank
charges—*
Biltrite's
of
will
of
operating income—,.———...
191,
$3,016,925
50
Reserve Banks
amount
which
of
repayment
.
American
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 49
The Course of Bank Clearings.
49
each
Fran¬
make perma¬
the Holding Company Act giving
29,
1960, to request a hearing upon
Alabama
Power,
which proposes to
bidding $19,500,000 of first mortgage
proceeds
(including
Earnings
49
......—
previously
shares
65
of
or
9
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
under certain conditions.
of a sinking fund.
postponement
a
the SEC San
of
competitive
Biltrite
income
after
Net
borrowed
evidencing
unless
for
in
under
March
proposal
the
operating
—V.
55
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
of
debentures
whole
at
to
subject
entitled
are
REDEMPTION
after
stock
common
debentures,
maturity
counsel
hearing
whether to vacate
expenses
number
to
its
the
revenues—.—.—
Earnings
expressly provides otherwise.
debentures are convertible prior
redeemed,
.
T
Offerings.........
same
The
'
Other
Net
Both issues
of
of
Month of Jan.—
Miscellaneous Features
Reserve
at
1990,
order
an
until
program
Operating
Operating
quickly oversubscribed.
These
for
35
Federal
sell
due
American
35
Exchange
new
money
the
35
Feb.
on
1960,
Alico Land & Development
Co.—Secondary Offering
—Blyth & Co., Inc. on March 14 commenced a secondary
offering of 50,000 shares of common stock at $11 per
share, with a dealer's concession of 80 cents per share.
44
Transactions New York Stock Exchange...
Scherck, Richter Co.; Dempsey-Tegeler & Co. and as¬
sociates offered $5,000,000 of 5%% convertible subor¬
dinated debentures due Feb. 1, 1975, at 100% plus ac¬
crued interest from Feb. 1, 1960 and 200,000 shares of
common
41
35
Foreign Exchange Rates
Co.—Securities
$1,003,243
1 40
Dividends Declared and Payable.
Finance
to
1105.,
35
Juviler.
Aetna
and
struction
39
SEC Index of Stock Prices.
State and City Bond
increased
Co.—Financing—
issued
persons
bonds
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
and
5,
the question
on
financing
offer
they
Berger
by
request
a
April
Power
has
bond
39
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
Airways exchanged their holdings for 260,000 shares
common,
granted
to
the
the stock of Atlantic to five persons
of
14
Alabama
45
$110,500.
cost)
2237.
p.
a
39
Over-the-Counter Markets
Stock
has
interested
38
:
_
stockholders of Atlantic and the two stockholders
seven
Industries
by
Atlantic,
investment
of
stock
$48,500. The
Aero
107,980
1
190,
Development Co., Inc.—Hearing Postponed.
SEC
The SEC
36
...
organized by Alexandre Berger and Adolphe A.
President and Board Chairman. They originally
was
of Jacobs and Penn
•
amortized
36
Transactions American
serve
the
acquired
Subsequently
in
(at
before.—V.
prior Commission order temporarily suspending a Regulation A
exemption from Securities Act registration with respect to a stock offer¬
ing by Aetna Oil Development Co., Inc., of Phoenix, Ariz.—V. 191,
p. 1001.
36
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section—
purposes.
nent
36
Stock
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Atlantic
are
31
Exchange..
Exchange...
Detroit Stock Exchange—
Midwest Stock Exchange..
Cincinnati
Aviation Corp., its subsidiary,
Montgomery
Enterprises, Inc., and its 80% subsidiary, Wellington Packaging Machin¬
ery Inc., Jacobs Aircraft Engine Co., and Penn Airways, Inc.
According
to the prospectus, substantially all of the sales of the existing businesses
are
derived from activities which gradually are terminating.
Accord¬
ingly it is intended to apply the proceeds of this financing not only
to develop those of the current activities which, although forming only
a
minor part of the enterprise,
are not so
terminating, but also to
develop such new businesses.
The present business activities relate
principally to-the manufacture of spare parts for auxiliary power units
used
in aircraft,! as well as the
operation of an airport and related
activities.
It
proposes to engage
in the manufacture of gas turbine
engines and conveyor rollers, leasing of executive aircraft, real estate
development and leasing of packaging equipment. Proceeds of the stock
sale will be used by the company and/or advanced to the subsidiaries
companies
of
securities
year
cisco Regional Office
15
Stock
Boston
directly or through said subsidiaries in additional new businesses
relating to the projected manufacture and distribution of gas turbine
engines, the leasing of aircraft and packaging machinery for use by
commercial concerns and the development of certain real estate., The
8
a
March
from
27
American Stock Exchange
law
all
a
Stock Exchange
New York
for
fee,
consultant's
a
The
PAGE
engage
of
$66,008
Aetna Oil
Stock and Bond Quotations
the outstanding stock of four companies and 80% of the
fifth which are engaged in a variety of businesses, and to
acquire
for
marketable
from
shares.
5,000
for
position
&
ney
to
financial
improved greatly during the year.
Working capital at the year-end rose to $1,038,178 from $134,504. Cash
The
offering is to be made on an all or none basis by Myron A. Lomas¬
Co., for which a 50c per share commission is to be paid.
The
company also has agreed to sell to the underwriter for $200, warrants
for the purchase of 20,000 common shares, exercisable through 1964 at
an
initial price of $3.30 per share.
The underwriter has agreed to pay
to F. Eberstadt & Co. a finder's fee of 15%
of its net underwriting
company's
companies
with
do
certain
not
effects
utilize
of
Federal
tax
depreciation,
depreciation taken on
of orders
of the
Public Service Commission of West Virginia). Included in net incotan*
are the following amounts as a result of not utilizing such normalizing
procedures:
one
month,
1960—$66,894:
1959—$61,337;
12
months,
(principally those effects arising from liberalized
property
located
1960—$728,749;
in
West
Virginia
1959—$628,100.—V.
i
I
in
191,
pursuance
p.
501.
f
2
(1214)
American
Insurance
menced
A
company
BUSINESS—The
company
Columbia
of
District
will
proceeds
organized
was
Oct.
on
used
be
23,
1959,
for
amendment).
The company
working
capital, to repay loan and interest made for the acquisition of Sov¬
ereign Life Insurance Co., and for advances to salesmen.
net
$45 000 is to be used
supplied by
stock
PROCEEDS—The
alid'space exploration
of
class B stock.
Of
underwriting group headed by S. D. Fuller & Co." The public offer¬
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
underwriter also is entitled to purchase, for $500, five-year war-,
rants
for
the purchase of
50,000 class A shares (at a price to be
offering of 300,00.0 shares of its class A voting
(par 25 cents) at $1 per share.
an
common
program.' It now has outstanding 300,000 shares
the proceeds of the sale of the class A stock,
for the purchase of stock of Diversified Industries
Corn •
$33,000 for repayment of indebtedness
owing to management
officials; $150,000 for the establishment of laboratory and .sales facili¬
ing
The
com¬
Feb.
on
an
Com¬
24
Inc.—Class
Founders,
Offered—This
Stock
mon
g:neral
and
is
was
'•
,
'
'
■
engaged in the design, development and .production of electronic
telemetry
instrumentation
used
primarily
in
in
research
The
missile
Government's
the
Dallas
ties
for
1959,
organized under New Jersey law in February,
company
sales and service
and
and
development;
and
acquired
40%
facilities in Los Angeles; $200,000
the balance for working capital.
of the stock
of Diversified for $5,000
the
laws of the
primary objective of
under
with
the
owning companies engaged in the business of life insurance, automobile
insurance, other types of insurance, and small loan companies with
particular
to
emphasis
V.
placed
personnel.
military
197.
191,
p.
be
American Machine
This
of
company
to
America
single
ing
Frank
to
P.
contract
Downey,
The issue
Vice-President
AMF
Products
Bowling
and
«
'
'
represents
equipment. purchases
selected
Cities
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
Foundry Co.—Receives Contract
&
March 10 signed a contract with Bowling Corp.
and equip 360 bowling lanes, one of the largest
in the history of the industry, accord¬
executive.
The
to
of equipment
purchases
'Group
f in
on
supply
sales
on
and
the
for
commitment
a
AMF
of
$5,000,000
approximately
Automatic
rentals.
Pinspotter
bowling centers include Birmingham, Ala.;,
Atlanta, Ga.; White Plains, N, Y.; and Louisville, Ky.
Other cities
were
not disclosed.
All bowling centers are expected to be operating ;'
This year.
% U;
' '■*'< " V .* '
new
,
"
Reuben
that
A.
his
Dankoff,
corporation
$8,000,000.. BCA
furniture,
and
other
191, p.
Record
net
for
bowling
224
field
bowling
in
lanes
:
■
sales
of
this company
$43,612,896
company's
Net
America, said
amounting, to
-
1955,
May,
five
for
■
he
centers.
when
bowling
;
annual
income
for
for
the
1959
year
1,
March
on
$3,055,639,
was
The
company's
total
of $7,695,349,
1960.
also
$16,800,000
$1,700,000
pointed
at
10.1%
or
his
In
assets
ii •'
record,
new
a
the
to
nineteen
income
net
beginning
stockholders,
out that—
decade
of
the
The
sheet
$21,941,768
total
the
of
Dec.
of
as
and
1959
liabilities
31,
current
$18,500,000,
was
year,
increase
an
of
.
remarks
company's
balance
of
leaving working capital of $14,246,419.
unfilled orders at the end of 1959
of
Backlog
against
consolidated
current
Charles
fifties
increased
on
W.
was
an
President,
Anderson,
period
a
of
average
in
the
which
16.5%
year
per
against a 12.9%
average
annual increase in sales.
It
was
a
decade
iu which dividend distributions were increased each year.
"Research
and
development of
new
and
improved
products con¬
tinued
to be
an
important effort at all the plants," Mr. Anderson
said.
"In the year under review,
$1,773,385
or
3.5%
of
the
sales
.
volume
spent
demands,
market
"With
the
defense
sales
develop
products
1959.
the
for
plot
the
production
of
military
of
87
land
of
acres
The
in
the
one
roof
the
business.
provide
Construction
financial
arrangements
will
Stockholders*
$18,473,880,
the
close
over
the
—V.
190,
equity
added
the
equity
the
at
begin
value
end
of
is
1958,
22%
of
.
important
an
of
Hatfield,
for
is
Pa.,
the
Hunter
in
operates
six
all
soon
as
%
building
increase
designs
'
•
>
of
to
total
a
outstanding
$1.82
per
share
stock
split.
Co.—Registrar
Ap¬
adjusted
for
the
966.
p.
^
American
Photocopy
Equipment
pointed—
The
Manhattan
stock,
common
no
American
The
of
record
Bank
has
value, of
par
Premier
the
been
the
of
as
company.—V.
Insurance
registrar
190,
close
of
1414.
p.
Co.—Rights
business
the
of
Offering—
capital stock
Feb.
on
17, 1960,
rights to subscribe for and purchase, at the price of $32
per share, all of the additional 5,000 shares of capital
stock
(par $16), offered at the rate of one-fifth of a
share
for
each
subscription
March
Co.
10,
had
share,
share held
warrants
1960.
The
agreed
all
of record
expired
purchase
to
shares
at
Minnesota
not
that
on
3:30
The
(CST)
p.m.
Mutual
for
date.
Life
on
Insurance
investment, at $32
purchased
through
Der
subscription
warrants.
The
the
Minnesota
oustanding
Briese,
of
American
There
—
V.
Mutual
shares
is
191,
Premier
only
p.
at
The
V.
covering
$4
per
proceeds
189,
p.
for
market
of
O.
or
the
company's
director
a
capital
March
on
24,000
share,
10
shares
be
filed
of
without
to
are
Corp., Cedar Grove, N.
Exchange Commission—
stock.
letter
a
common
of
stock
J.—Files
notification
(par
$1)
with
be
to
Appalachian
for
used
general
corporate
purposes.—
Power
Co.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
&
Oper.
1960—12 Months—1959
$
$
$
9,670,089
9,165,725
109,213,135
deductions
103,347 883
7,255,307
6,925,214
82,352,396
78,213,545
2,414,782
2,240,511
26,860,739
25,134,338
rev.
Operating
Other
income__^_
income
Gross
Income
50,231
deductions
444,047
629,247
2,282,576
27,304,786
682,225
702,597
8,080,405
1,579,979
19,224,381
133,638
1,600,234
1,610.491
*1,649,706
stock—
*1,446,341
*17,624,147
*17,738,323
,*The company does not utilize
certain
effects
of
Federal
normalization procedures in connection
tax
fects
depreciation
(principally
those
arising from liberalized depreciation taken on
property located
West Virginia in pursuance of orders
of the Public
a
Service
West
Virginia). Included in
result
of
not
net
ef¬
in
This
tration
corporation,
of 22
statement with
of
of about $51
Center
the
class
SEC
A
1959,
$478,123.—
Street, Metuchen, N. J., filed
on
THIS
BONDS
March
11,
1960,
stock, to be offered
for
WEEK
larger amount of equity than debt financing
The total for both is $137.5 million.
Equity
a
million.
(Feb. 24 registration) $25 million debenture issue to
issue
without changing the target date of May 5th.
in debenture financing later this year.
to engage
a
1,400,000 shares
The firm does
of
intend
In the municipal
field, which has witnessed some strong opposition to financing
costs, resort to temporary loans by the 76 housing authorities subsidized by the PHA,
mentioned above, follows on the heels of the March 15 N. Y.
Housing Authority's
temporary > loan note sale at an average interest cost of 2.76801.
The changing,
strengthened bond market should encourage municipal and State issuers to try the
capital market again. In. fact, around the corner of the period surveyed here, it looks
as
though the Triborough Bridge & Tunnel Authority issue of $100 million will go
through on April 19th which may not have been the case despite the preliminary
paving-the-way that
York
Senate.
Also
done in removing the 4% interest rate ceiling by the New
for April are
Cleveland, Ohio, $13,275,000 bonds for
was
considered
tentative date of April 26th, the N. Y. City
Housing Authority's $20,470,000. on April
27th and the $30 million Sacramento
Municipal Utility District, Calif.,
In view of March
STRONG IS
THE
DEMAND
FOR
April 28th.
on
CAPITAL?
16th report on the
slight down turn, or leveling off, of the Federal
physical production for February, compared to January, it might
keep in mind that last month's index of 110 is not the 102 of February,
Reserve's index
to
of
1959. The recent Newsweek; presentation of the
National Industrial Conference
Board's survey of capital spending plans showed that last
year's last quarter marked
a
40% increase in appropriations over the
previous
Capital spending for the
year.
remainder of 1960 is expected to stay
strong and keep the boom solid.
Persuasively
correlating this is the similarly recent SEC-Department of Commerce
survey indi¬
cating that this year's investment outlay will be 14% larger than last
year's and,
importantly, should edge over the then record high last held in 1957 in
outlays made.
Capital goods producers, on the other hand, are
busy, particularly electrical ma¬
chinery manufacturers, but they report there has been no
significant advance in
orders. In short, unemployment in
February declined and output of business equip¬
in
and materials
Reserve,
the
is
was
true
maintained at peak rates.
for
consumer
staples.
FRB
The same, according to the Fed¬
weaknesses, apparently, revealed
consumer sales
acting on consumer du¬
The
index, stem from a decline in
rable production of autos and
appliances, and on apparel.
be celebrating the 24th-month of
the
forseen
In
a
few weeks
recovery—barring bearish
at
could well
this
time.
assure
a
A
fairly
resumption
of
consumer
spending
with
should
we
developments
a
glorious
un-
spring
1960 after all.
prosperous
LARGER ISSUES
Among the larger issues ahead there
are:
IN
THE
March
CALENDAR
[
.
21—909,659 shares of Capital Airlines
common; l,3uu,uuc snares of Kratter Corp. preferreds
plus another 130,000
preferreds and 130,000 of common;
$20,500,000 debentures and
shares
of
1,435,000 shares of
Pipeline Corp.; March 23—$12 million Collins Radio
debentures, and 210,000 shares of Standard Screw Co.
common; March 25
200 000
shares of
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp. common; March 28—175,000 shares of Inland
Container Corp. common; 200,000 shares of General
Instrument Corp.; March 29—
256,930 Bank of California shares of stock; 729,531 shares of
common and $5 million
debentures by San Diego Imperial
Corp.; $20 million Louisiana Power & Light Co.
bonds, $50 million Niagara Mohawk Power Co. bonds; $13 million
capital and senior
notes and 75,000 shares of common
by Southwestern Investment Co ■ March 30—$25
million Chicago Board of
Education; M;arch 31—306,787 shares of St.
Regis Paper Co.
common, April 5
$25 million Carolina Power & Light Co.
bonds; $10 million Prov¬
ince of Nova Scotia,
Canada; $6,495,000 Northern Pacific RR. equipment trust certifi¬
cates; April 6—$30 million Commonwealth Edison Co.
bonds; and $16 022 000 State
Public School Authority of
Pennsylvania; April 7—$19,500,000 Alabama Power Co.
bonds; April 8—333,213 shares of Haloid Xerox common;
April 11—$5 million deben¬
tures and 200,000 shares of common
by Avis, Inc.; 126,000 shares of
common
by
Mid-American
Chock Full O'Nuts
debentures; April 12—$40 million
Moun¬
debentures; $10 million West Penn Electric Co common*
Development Corp. debentures in
mid-April; April ' 13—IowaElectric $15 million bonds; and
$25 million U. S. Plywood Corp
$12,555,600 General
Illinois
Gas
&
debentures.
-<
•<
.
;
'
.
*
Details of this and all other issues with and without
target dates may be found in the
Monday and Thursday issues of the Chronicle. The total dollar
volume financing
with planned dates are recapitulated in the table
below.—S. B.
CORPORATE AND MUNICIPAL
FINANCING
Corporate
Mar. 21-Mar. 25__
Corporate
Stocks
Corporates
$43,500,000
99,800,000
$94,065,250
67,381,660
Apr. 4-Apr. 8__
Apr. 11-Apr. 15__
80,995,000
115,805,600
23,350,000
21,700,000
$340,100,600
$206,496,910
$546,597,510
*
$137,565,250
167,181,660
104,345,000
137,505,600
28-Apr.
TABLE
Total
1__
Mar.
income
Exchange Commission—
200,000 shares
TOP
contains
21-25
Total of Both
Municipals
Financings
t$38,936,000
62,686,000
$28,617,000
18,342,000
$176,501,250
229,867,660
$148,581,000
$695,178,510
132,962,000
155,847,600
Commission
Applied Electronics Corp. of N.
J.—Registers With Se¬
of
proposed
common
are the
following amounts as
utilizing such normalizing procedures: one month
1960
V^l.88^' 11041 $44'108, 12 months 1960> $527,991;
curities and
capital poised by corporate and municipal issues
slight im¬
Bonds
133,082
com.
by the margin
19,348,814
requirements
for
March
6,414,771
1,782,788
Preferred stock "dividend
Eal.
of
25,763,585
i
income
Net
42,065
2,465,013
income
for
common; $18 million National Fuel Gas Co.
tain States Tel. ,& Tel.
revenues—electric
Oper.
of
of¬
underwriting.
1673.
Period End. Jan. 31—
with
12%,
Franklin
is
Co.
Instrument
corporation
SEC
fered
3,000,
owns
of the
company.
Minnesota Mutual,
of
793.
Analab
the
Co.
stock
trustee
Insurance
limited
a
Insurance
capital
and
With Securities and
The
Life
of
Vice-President
a
demand
financing's attractiveness observed last week looks as though it will end in the fol¬
lowing week. Nevertheless, Columbia Gas System saw fit recently to switch from its
eral
appointed
issued to the holders of its
company
the total dollar volume figure of issues to something more under¬
total
provement in municipals but also in corporates compared to last week's estimates.
ment
■■■; :
Chase
The
for the 20-day cycle amounts- to $695 million which does reflect not only
be well
operations under
continued
expansion of
for
an
company's
to
be
now
bring
as
1958
$1,789,595
during 1959
share on 906,794 shares
per
The
will
the
plant
1957,
completed."
increased
year.
new
a
in
space
will
are
equal to $20.37
o-f
Borough
of
plant
new
and
and
would change
standable.
ever-changing
aircraft
dropped from 27%
of
sales
in
Military procurement will continue to
company's products in the future.
locations.
separate
at
meet
it
HOW
reduced
being purchased for the construction
Spring Co.
This
division,
acquired
of
to
business
in
.market
"A
to
was
municipal calendar reflects some pick up compared to last week s
estimate—rising from $97 million to $147 million—but it still displays
EQUITIES TO
and
was
equal to $3.38 per share of outstanding common stock as
compared with $2,246,612 or $2.51
per
share for the year 1958, an
increase of 36%.
The earnings per share for
1958 are adjusted for
the two-for-one split early in 1959.
shows
four-week
considerable inactivity for this time of the year. If the Public Housing Administra¬
tion's $131,608,000 temporary loan notes set for bidding on March 22 were bonds then
The week
for the year 1959 were $51,003,417,
previous year, an increase of 17%,
the
report; revealed
The
four-week
^
Machine & Metals, Inc.—Earnings—
with
compared
the
the
..
American
.
.
AMF
i.
Bowling Corp. of
real
estate
leases
signed
has
entered
with
contracted
—v.
of
also invested $2,000,000 for restaurant equipment,
fixtures.
"■
has
Dankoff
Mr.
President
supply of corporate stocks, preferreds and bonds for the oncoming 10ur*
week period (March 21-April 15) amounts to $546.6 million of not inconsiderable
financing. Compared to last year, however, for the similar period, the offerings pro¬
jected are less. The estimate was about $693 million last year.
a
Total
*
$1 million
or
more.
t Excludes bids on $131,608,000 P. H. A.'s temporary loan notes set
for March 22.
$ Excludes Province of Nova Scotia, Canada, $10 million
non-tax-exempt 20-year
sinking fund debentures in first week of April.
.
regis¬
.
seeking registration
public sale through
/
'
March 17, 1960
.
in
Volume
cash
the
and
balance
The
balance
the
of
industrial
in
Russell
lists
5935
.
.
Commercial and
The
.
and it- now proposes to purchase the
Diversified owns about 12 acres of
Township,
Warren
N. J,
Wilentz
W.
W.
Steel
A
and
Chairman
Colvin
such
Inc.,
built
D.
pany's
at
missiles
West
Coast
for
Division,
will fce Armco
producing
Construction
begin
completed lor the erection cf
the
in
Hillsboro
16-acre
site
metal
within
The
facility
largest
Plans
recently
company
purchased
Street
Hillsboro
About
35
head
persons
of
the
Portland.
and
J.)
plant,
will
be
in
charge
due
Co.
Trust
for
has
$700,000
Davis
R.
Feb.
1,
been
1972.—V.
190,
trustee,
named
67/s%
amount
2038.
p.
registrar
junior
Associates,
of
the
-
•.
,
acquisition
Centers,
Bowling;
Inc.
Barry
With¬
Statement
SEC
24,
stock
(par
(par
cent)
and
cent)
one
withdrawn
was
shares
50,000
Dec.
on
of
1959,—V.
9,
188,
1958.
"B.
SEC
has
issued
the
orders
Regulation A
exemptions from registration
of 1933 with
respect to iuture public ofterings of securities by the Houston, Texas
company.
The last offering, pursuant to notification field in October,
1955, was of 200,000 common shares at $1.50 per share.
Similarly prohibited
whose last
sh- re
offering
pursuant
temporarily suspending
under the Securities Act
respect
public
to
The
amount.
failed
instruments
copies
as
of
offering
material facts, by
this
Section
17
failure
a
business
and
physical
properties
had
such
planned
of
nature
underwriters,
full
the
of
names
include
future
of
in
became
in
the
directors
officers,
of
address
exact
and
the
promoters;
issuer
ah
This
and
failure
the
and
The
to be
orders
182,
provide
opportunity for hearing,
to
Canteen
Automatic
23, 1960 the
823 shares of its
a
company
of
under
ers
firm
the
name
"Tonomat-Automaten, Acker,
Triefenbach & Diefenhardt."
Automatic
the
Canteen
Co.
of
closing under said agreement,
tration
delivered
ceeds
of
The
the
under
by
the
Securities
sellers.
of
Act
The
has
at its
1933
it
exoense
of
will
company
that
agreed
own
such
receive
56,823
prior
the
of
stock
of
Automatic
Canteen
is
listed
the
on
to
be
said
on
sales
deemed
1933,
as
Of
the
issuance
p.
Exchange.
their
on
behalf
The
any
"Underwriters"
the
sellers
of the
within
and
59,823
New
the
broker-dealers
any
shares
meaning
of
common
of the
Manhattan
systems,
Industries
effecting
stock
Securities
may
Act
of
Beach,
has
Calif.,
received
$75,000
from
Strain
Indicators
Under
line
will
rights
initial
an
order
Division
agreement,
"metal
the
film"
Budd
strain
Model
amounting
the
of
to
Budd
Division,
Instrument
Division
available
Ealance
Units
was
known
through Budd
and
approximately
for
Digital
by
Datran.
manufactures
exclusive
mar¬
TC22
Tatnall
as
sales
Measuring
offices
will
be
Systems
Detran
Co.
Switch
Division
instruments
tive
p.
and
will
and
continue
systems
organizations
in.
to
through
all principal
market
its
'its
standard
existing
areas
of
product
engineering
the
United
records
products,
said
for
air
1958,
to
that
1958.:
James
current
liabilities
the
at
$10,563,377,
assets
Nov.
both
30,
close
of
of
of
which
of
Co.
income
operating
and
sales
over
the
Aug.
annual
$12,240,547
Net
Net
1959.
Laboratories,
March
14
President
Avien,
Inc.
by Leo
of
i960
191,
Pressure
Weiss,
for
Avien,
Elements,
President
of
Avien,
and
to
it
of
line
States.—V.
acquire
of
the
are
Essex
5,104,500
and
oil
4,389,030
2086
in
S.
the
of
Commission
Mumford/
190,
The
released Mavch
report
board
As
of
chairman,
for
the
$5.21
of
first
its
report
shows
subsidiaries
they
were
totaled
the
in
in
taxes,
1958.
i
J
*
of
located
year
from
in
15
earlier.
was
assets
to
of
countries,
Borden's
$21,921,058
in
the
$1,445,260
the
were
in
of
in
a
the
in
these
190,
p.
The
new
1959,
net
Sales
1959.
to
Offered—J.
5c.
incorporated
was
the
of
Feb.
on
Delaware
gas
company
28,
law
on
Drilling
Co,",
ior
the
presently a director
Palmer,
oil and
certain
name
under
"Cardinal
name
1959.
properties
and
changed
was
The
to
has
company
the
Dominion
of
Canada.
The
has
company
not
not
presently intend to do business in Manitoba
During, the year 1959, however, the company was,
states
is
at
in
219
which
Elks
the
it
has
Office
qualified
to
business.
do
Bldg.,. 420 North Fourth
company's
business
has
St.,
consisted
of
and other interests in oil and gas properties,
development thereof and production and sale of crude
together with drilling oil and gas wells on a contract
EFFECT
GIVING
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
Outstanding
$300,000
(no
!_
pari_
$220,000
1,500,000 shs.
10,000
the
shares
subject
to
being
earned
*1,183,796 shs.
to
pursuant
option
underwriter.
record
22.8%.
rate
of
of
Borden's
against $3,203,443
after U. S. Federal
which
are
against $24,053,472
rose
to
1959
in
of
1959,
and
$220,000.
dated
note
6%
secured
Such
consist
installments,
Sept.
interest,
3,
with
1959
payable
in
all
notes
dated
reduced
payable
beginning April
principal amount of
the
1960,
3,
all
of
which
substantially all of the-
p.
2339.
Carry-All
a
$23,394,571
2338.
Trailers,
Inc.
—
Common
Stock
Offered
(p?ar 20 cents) at
$2
per
share,
as
PROCEEDS—The
preparation
and
and
for
of
under
company
various
types
products.
•
used
for
engineering
office
advertising,
capital.
laws
the
was
be
salesmen,
trade
working
BUSINFSS—Carry-All
1959
will
factory, for jigs and fixtures,
of Inventory,
purchase of two
for
consumer
and
proceeds
setup
purchases
equipment,
automobiles
for
speculation.
a
net
furniture,
and
the
and
equipment,
national
promotional
campaigns,
|
Trailers,
of
fixtures
costs,
machinery
additional
Inc.
incorporated
was
Commonwealth
July
on
23,
of
Pennsylvania.
The
organized to engage in the business of manufacturing
of utility and specialty trailers, accessories and related
CAPITALIZATION
Machine &
Foundry Co. above.—-V. 190,
p.
H.
Colvin,
This
company
statement
interests
and
common
p.
with
in
its
shares
of
the
30
Broad
SEC
Thrift
which
Plan
may
St.,
New
March
on
be
for
10,
York,
1960,
2239.
Employees,
acquired
of
filed
a
common
registration
$375,000
of
to
stock
outstanding
cents)
20
(par
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
the
to
above,
be
the
company
available
stock
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
purchase
for
has
*175,000 shs.
reserved
issuance
upon
warrants.—V.
191,
50.000
the
shares
exercise
account
of
the
The
at
the
annual
offices
FINANCIAL
fluctuations in
the rate
of
exchange,
remittance for foreign subscriptions and
advertisements must be
of
603.
Carthage Mills Inc.—Notice of Annual Meeting—
together
with
7,500
thereto.—V.
190,
pursuant
1731.
stock
addition
50,000
covering
EFFECT
Authorized
Common
Buckeye Pipe Line Co.—Registers With SEC—
announced
was
Charles
GIVING
Bowling; Corp. of America—AMF Contract—
meeting
of
the
of
shareholders
corporation
at
of
this
124
W.
company
66th
will
St.,
be
held
Carthage,
CHRONICLE
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office)1 William B. Dana Company,
Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. George J. Morrissey, Editor;
Dana Seibert, President; Claude
Seibert, Vice President. Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La Salle
Street, Chicago 3, Illinois (Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1960
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 in 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.
On
—
This company on March 1 commenced an offering of 75,000 shares of its common voting stock
William
NOTE:
to
in
interest
or
190,
of
$200,000
interest,
March
on
and equipment.—V.
of
5-Vs>%
bearing
by first mortgages
property
notes
principal amount
1959,
30,
monthly
bearing
are
to
aggregate
Nov.
aggregate
company's
compared with $720,360
assets
1959
as
$100,000
such
when
level
as
subsidiaries,
30,
17,
1959
results,
1958
over
a
25,
notes
1959,
slightly from the
$941,326,495,
gain of
1959,
$25,864,477 in 1959,
equity
for
31,
earlier.
19.8%
company,
unconsolidated
1958.—V.
Stock
leaseholds
Nov,
$10,000
a
subsidiaries'
advanced
1958,
$3,775,960 in
to
and
Dec.
on
of
as
to
1958.
foreign
increase
income
paid
father,
utr*
and
stock
$120,000
record level of
a
$3,432,190 in
Dividends
and
*»ru
'•
1
»
current
Co."
organization,
to
equity
$25,548,-
share
per
year
improvement
an
Net
earnings
amounted
Net
to
to
1958,
sales—up
of
rose
a
$915,024,172 of
substantial
from
Earnings
unconsolidated
$70,626,961,
1959
these
before.
year
1959
of
outstanding
shares
dollar
per
of
of
results
according
amounted
$24,612,475
year.
shares
the
over
net income
the
4,860,000
$58,923,904.
$4,216,356 In
equity
2.9%
disclosure
the
company's
jointly signed by Theodore G. Montague,
Comfort, President.
4,900,000
cents
The
W.
over
on
discloses
time
operations.
advancing strongly,
consecutive
Sales for
1958.
first
consolidated
3.8%
$5.06
2.71
was
increase
In
the
the
on
with
profit
of
fourth
is
and
Harold
earlier,
increase
an
16
and
announced
2.69 cents Of
an
earnings
brother
the
p.;t5g0.
indebtedness
March
subsidiaries'
order
on
company issued promissory notes to banks in connection with
in the original aggregate
principal amount of $300,000, reduced
unconsolidated
such
issued
—
annual
in
G.
others.
Common
the
the
of
own
Charles
.
company's
foreign
Nielson
Nielson
and
has
re-allowance
company,
The
other
its
Sundry
loans
for
shares
71,363
E.
W.
proceeds,
the
the
doss
all
for
Forecasting continued improvement beyond the record-breaking marks
set
by
sales
and earnings
of consolidated operations
in
1959,
the
report
oil
Investment
the
acquiring from Hugh E.
of.
therefrom,
basis
,
firm's
crude
2039.
p.
Co.—Common
company
under
of
in
and
granted
Borden Co.—Annual Report
exploration
has applied to the SEC for
Company Act with respect
company,
the
net
Petroleum
acquisition
$4,916,689
4,874,689
p.
a
products,
Canadian Husky
Olive
190,
1960,
petroleum
prospectus,
shares.—V.
and
and
the
equipment.
Since
1,853,179
$5,455,033
173,
in
common
refining of
respectively,
,
principal office
Bismarck, N. D.
4,632,700
1,898,758
Corp., below.—V.
15,
engaged
gas,
Husky
of
of
Feb.
on
refined
He
shares,
George
CAPITALIZATION
Universal
stock
shares
of
Securities, Inc.—Seeks Order—
payment
1952,
"Excludes
191,
temperature
AND
number
natural
and
'
Its
.
•
Colvin
Colvin Laboratories and Pressure
Elements.
in Woodside,
New York, is
a
leading designer
instrumentation systems in the fields of
COMMERCIAL
be
Jacobs.—V.
i
15c
purpose
active
1959
Blauner's—Control Gained .by Essex Universal—
See
preferred
outstanding
required.
subsidiaries
429,601
and
Saskatchewan.
*In
Inc.,
Inc.,
and
the
oil
Petroleum
President
and
898.
p.
be
Oil
Husky
qualified to do business under the laws of North Dakota, South Dakota,
Montana
and
Wyoming,
and
in
the
Provinces
of
Manitoba
and
191,
20,833.487
:
Canadian
representa¬
both
located
manufacturer
THE
and
A.
reached
to
"Cardinal
work¬
Net
21,315,448
operating income..
charges..
of
1960,
to
Husky
of
&
was
drilling
$33,773,739 $32,236,055
after
stock
shares
of
President.
as
under
Mr.
'
21,
and
to
the
at
Pennsylvania—Earnings—
taxes.
10,
are
approximately $375,000 will be
liabilities;
$140,000 for drilling,
and completion, if warranted, of additional development
wells, $50,000
for drilling, and completion if warranted,
of additional wildcat wells;
and
$162,790 to be added to the general funds of the company for
working capital to be used for general corporate purposes.
Avien, Inc.—Acquisition Deal—
been
of
Dain
applied
common
$1,219,210.—V.
taxes
See American
has
Mumford
recently
of
eight
Oil
investment
PROCEEDS—Of
$1,708,642,
$2,896,389,
fiscal
increase
an
of
Canada,
March
shares
on
These
common
SEC—
Alberta,
The
cession
sales
$2,040,331,
from
Md.—
Co., Inc., on March 2 commenced a public
offering of 200,000 shares of no-par value common stock,
$4 per share, on a best-efforts basis.
The selling con¬
equipment
increase
from
the
With
Calgary,
stcck.
common
common
oider
'
M.
company,
rose
declined
purposes.
Baltimore,
SEC
marketing of
According to the
Cody,
York
exploration
897.
Agreement
of
respectively,
initial
the
W.,
the
retail
BUSINESS—The
12%
a
of
he
exchange for shares of the company's capital stock.
The trans¬
who have joined in the application, are all members of the
namely,
the
wife
of
Richard
C.
Jacobs,
President,
and
gas
>
condition
the
York.
ferors,
natural
shares
income
with
New
until March 25, 1960, to request a hearing
transactions
involve
the
transfer
to
the
company,
to
provide it with part of the $100,000 net worth required by the Act,
of securities having a market value as of
Sept. 14, 1959, of $102,972,
Power
company,
totalled
net
its
crude
transactions;
interested persons
thereon.
in
(preliminary)
conditioning
1,572,914
the
$29,739,589,
fiscal
financial
$2,692,570,
to
period
the
on
with
Inc.,
family;
that
the
of
would
and
of
certain
ago.
for
current
rose
the
for
share
compares
out
also
New
gas
ended
year
S.
of
Husky
shares
listed
Saskatchewan
income
and
and
Digital Recording Systems for strain gages, accord¬
ing to Corwin D. Denney, President of Automation Industries, Inc.
The
Datran
fiscal
Files
1782.
p.
common
basis
the
of
780,200
exemption
natural
the
4.3%
corporate
Corp.,
with
basis
shares
and
is
and
giving
•
Other
Co.
which
will have
gages,
Avenue,
instruments
developed
in
to
President,
all-time
ex¬
cnM' t->
one
Co.,
outstanding 3,056,834 shares of common stock,
preferred, and various indebtedness.
Glenn
to
history.
Moore,
of¬
in¬
—
notification
(par
&
par
Wyo.,
This
Columbia,
C.
the
Capital Growth
revenues
B.
187,
shares
on
Canada.
in
has
Kepler,
company's
since
of
stock
Dowd
general
Street,
of
for
Husky
wholesale
7t?2,523
Valley—improved
1958
its
reported
record
a
the
on
pointed
compared
Rosecrans
electronic
equipment
accessory
Datran's
of
1836
Digital Strain Indicator which
sold through Budd sales offices and
by Budd sales represen¬
throughout the United States and Canada.
Formerly the Budd
be
tatives
Also
of
to
manufacturers
Instrument
and
marketing
a
complete
keting
Budd
Division,
over-all
Fraser
in
the
Is
and
obligations
Ltd.—Registers
statement
of
2,689,112
$50
services.
British
year
investment
Lower
its
E.
per
year
a
to
Telephone
Federal
were
Inc.—Agreement—
Datran
the
to
expenses__„_
693,
high
Industries'
of
year.
the
of
of
revenues—
York
98.
Automation
basis
F.
Sons'
Sixth
815
production
primarily
pro¬
amended,'with respect to said common stock.
shares.being registered, 3,000 shares are to be reserved for
upon exercise of options to be granted to the sellers.—V. 191,
Automation
a
of
previous
Month of Jan.—
be
Exchange. The company is informed that efjch of the sellers may
all, or a portion of the shares to be delivered to him, in transac¬
tions
29
taxes,
Operating
to
Stock
sell
common
transportation
1958 augmented
complete
the
on
heating
This
Operating
sales by the sellers.
any
common
third
and
new
$1.30
share
Nov.,
/Bell
regis¬
shares
part
no
the
letter
a
R.
•
will,
effect
of
the
on
current
common
for
Oil
shares
number
of
and
and
198.
—V.
America
4*549,756
for
for
devices.
after
rose
capital
partnership presently conducted by the sell¬
a
the
Commission
from 3.4%
R.
water
to
reporting
of
p.
v
"sellers"), residents of West Germany, for property and
of
exchange
Cociy, Wyo.)
Canadian
earnings
used
Husky
total
total
1959,. following
report,
be
below.—V.
in
an
increasingly
in
year
report,
hot
per
sales
$13,255,947
registration statement as
will issue and deliver 56,-
stock
common
Co.
Cardinal
Feb.
on
$26,357,790- reported
statement
America—Acquisition of
Triefenbach & Diefenhardt
(par $2.50) to Norbert. K.
Acker, Walter Triefenbach and Alfred Diefenhardt (the
assets
Net
of
of
—Upon the effectiveness of
trend in
making $1.40 the declara¬
of
meet
filed
through
Campbell
outstanding. , Cn
preferred stock
J." '
outstanding.
ing
Co.
T.)
the
and
portions
with
to be
pari
nine
shares
of
Husky Oil.
While Canadian Husky
proposes
to
acquire all the outstanding shares of Husky Oil common, the
exchange
offer
is
conditioned
upon
its acquisition of not less than 80%
of
r
.
and
on
that
as
(no
underwrl.ing
for
without
review.
return,
established
income,
$1.09
or
the
on
The
best
equivalent
stock
made permanent.
or
the
end
Toriomat-Automaten, Acker,
of Feb.
request,
upon
share
electric
the
was
.
electronics
Net
In
an
value,
to
are
registration
(of
in
contributed
annual
earnings
was
1690.
p.
only
under
year
which
company
was
and
offered.
question whether the suspensions should be vacated
—V.
face
the
with
6.5%,
/
.
manufactures
offering the 50,000 common shares into which the pre¬
ferred stock is immediately convertible and to describe accurately and
adequately on the outside front cover page of the offering circular the
securities
the
expectation,' rising
the
In
the
in
notification
capital,
continued,
same
in
affected
available.
1959.
1959,
the
and
9
of
fcovering ,3,078,239
Bell & Gossett Co.—Record Sales & Net—
or
as
March
company
a
offered
at
upward
an
per
was
the
rate,!
the
1959
line with
which
well
as
quarter
service—Greater- Vancouver
and
operations,
held
under
With
President, says that general improvement in business
bearing on the 1959 showing, which was influenced
revenues
income
and extent- of the issuer's present and projected
now
title
a
which
all
Commission
as well as the plants or other
presently intended to be acquired and
they are held or to be held; a reason¬
ably'itemized statement of the purposes for which the net cash proceeds
of the stock sale will be used; the. terms of the underwriting, method
of offering, identity of each underwriter and the participation of each,
and
the nature oi
any material
relationship between t le issuer and
the
$2.48
;or
1959,
increased
,
the nature
Files
—
represents a return on the investment In the regulated services of
approximately 5.2r/c
(preliminary)
as
against
5.0%
in 1958,
which
figures may be compared with the fair rate of return set by the
accurately the oast history of the organization and operations of the
issuer arid the
interests of officers, directors and pro/not rs in such
operations,
resumed
No
Corp., Lindenhurst, N. Y.
shares
Plintkote
This
C.
of
offered
working
to
on
Canadian
;
The
operating income for ( 1959,
accounting to the Public' Utilities
and
disclose adeouately
to
See
preceding year.
C.'• Power"- consolidated
"B.
a
for
Grauer,
by
through
of which the stock offering would
provision) "df th^Sccurities'Act.
In
reason
the
the
cents
share
E.
Gas
charges
order
of
by
35
Increases
order
anti-frau.d
(the
the
connection,
of
per
A.
with respect to" C & W Enterprises,
circular is false ahd misleading in respect of
company's
violate
sales
stock
be
stock
share.
Exchange Commission—
,share,
per
proceeds
Cody,
the underwriters.
Moreover, according to the
certain
of
198.
p.
now
also
defining the rights pertaining to its preferred stock as well
the underwriting agreements and the signed consent and
of
certification
that
report
to
notification
of
common
Pooling Of Interests—
Baird-Atomic's headquarters
letter
a
used
300,000
$1
(Harry
move
Corp.—Earnings Up—
$11,271,482
were
conditions
registration with
(2)
C
&
V/
Enterprises
lailed to disclose the names and addresses of
predecessors ar.d affiliates and failed to file copies of the governing"
semi-annual
required
bonds
earnings
setback
shown
tion
offerings of securities not exceeding $300,000 in
suspension orders assert a failure to comply
of the Regulation, in that (1)
Atlas Industries
the
to
shares
conditions
file
to
planned
outstanding at the: year-end, as compared with $3,876,483 or
$1.95
per
share on the virtually
identical number
of
s..ares
out¬
standing at the end of 1958. The rate of dividend on the common
Commission's
certain
with
is
at
The
'shares
was of 50,000 shares of preferred stock at $1.10 per
notification filed in November, 1959.
to
Regulation A provides a conditional exemption from
are
Power"
C.
mild
1959
& W Enterprises, Inc., of Fort Smith, Ark.,
was C
It
corporation
Oil
As
The
of
filed
4
V A. ■
to be used for
C. Power
B.
Atlas Industries, Inc.—Offering Suspended—
i
March
on
letter
a
A
per
Y.
analysis.
Corp. below.—V. 191, p,' 898.
$250,000
proceeds
The
one
2242.
p.
covering
preferred
stock
common
announced.
N.
Exchange Commission—
corporation
be
S. Waveguide
covering
offered
on
chemical
for
Finance, Inc., Washington, D.
underwriting.
registration statement filed with the SEC on Nov.
covering 300,0C0 shares of 20 cents cumulative convertible
Axler
jointly
Co.
The
drawn—
The
acquired
Mills, Inc.—Acquired—
Aikman
filed
29
1176.
p.
Securities and
filed
notes
to
are
190,
W.
The
-
has
191,
.
—
prbceeds
C.
instruments
not
were
Feb.
on
I
announced
the entire operation of Axler Associates to
in Cambridge in the near future.—V.
paying
subordinated
corporation
Wiih
Mass.,
1731.
p.
volved.
"
was
Inc.'above.—V. 190,
Affairs, Inc., Washington, D. C.—•
covering 1,800 shares of class
to employees only
at $9.50
The
ultra-violet
and
Securities and
Associated
II,
Inc.,
infrared
Bangor
and
The
fered
Associates,
March 2 by
President of Baird-Atomic and Meyer Axler.
manufactures optical Interference filters and
it
National
,
below.
York,
Dewey
of
Co. Inc.—Appointments—
principal
of
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
SEC
SEC
See Collins &
Irving
agent
is
•
Inc.
New
Terms
601.
p.
Armstrong;
2338.
p.
line
a
Hillsboro
of
Elements
transducers.
of
Associates, Inc.—Acquired—
Corona,
Aider
plant employees will man the
Street property will be sold.
Portland unit.
Andrew Bjorge,
the
at
Street
Pressure
variety
J.
when
company ,of-, Cambridge,
of
Dr.
Gladstone
employed
are
191,
Portland
the
Gladstone
operations.—V.
(A.
in
plant
wide
N.
Bureau
applications
an
Baird-Atomic,
Ibis,
Inc.
completion in November or December of this year,' the Hills¬
boro plant will replace the present Armco Drainage plant at 2321 S. E.
new
devices.
a
Baird-Atomie, Inc.—Acquires—
a
area.
Upon
Gladstone
industrial
being
are
foot Armco steel building
industrial, development
in
Orange,
Signs Agreement—
Automation Industries,
penses,—V.
the
on
undersea
Co.—Division
3
instrumentation
the acquisition is carried out, it
exchange of stock.
He
also
said that
both
companies will continue under their present manage¬
by
190,
Axler
See
weeks.
automated
used
East
that
announced
acquired
ments.—V.
and
in
electro-mechanical
for
capsules
located
are
effected
the
pipe.
few
a
41,000 square
a
Industrial, Tract.
this
in
Drainage's
corrugated
will
work
of
Armco
be
aircrait
pressure
firms
Mr." Weiss
produce
to
and
of
manufactures
transducers
pressure
maker
a
corrugated metal pipe
Drainage & Metal Products,
and general manager of the com¬
annomced on March 8.
Pacific
plant
new
plant
Ore.,
by
Vice-President
Stoker,
J.
North
The
dollar
Hillsboro,
Laboratories
as
and
Corp.—Subsidiary To Build Plant—
half-million
new
be
Budd
See
,
Board
as
will
will
(1215)
fluid flow, measurement, automatic checkout equipment, flight
.'rations'monitoring and propulsion system instrumentation, and is
heavily engaged in undersea technology.
Both
Armco
Chronicle
op
President.
as
Financial
control,
$45,000.,
They, own 60,000 and 55,200 class B shares,,
and like amounts are owned by Joseph E. Brown and
Hill, respectively.
<
respectively;
Desmond
notes;
for
Edison
prospectus
Taft B.
in
stock
land
Number
191
made in New York funds.
.
Commercial and
The
by
on
F.
It
Offered—R. A.
Stock
Corp.—Common
Pools
Cascade
licly
cents)
at $1
and
machinery
share.
per
the
PROCEEDS—Of
A
proceeds,
net
for
equipment
the
leasehold improvements in the
working capital and inventory.
BUSINESS—The
corporation is engaged in the
manufacture and
sale of complete
residential swimming pool packages which are in¬
stalled by its dealers throughout the United States.
These packages
consist
of
all structuol components, a vinyl
plastic liner,- filtration
system and pool accessories such as diving boards, ladders, vacuum
the
■:■'■■■
packages
<
The
pool
swimming
the
under
Unitized
Crabbe
etc.
covers,
installed
"do-it-yourself"
pools are
The
the dealer or by the homeowner as a
project.
marketed
pool
lights,
underwater
ground by
being
Pool"
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
company are
"Buster
leader. ■
■
with the
"Cascade Pools,"
volume
principal
the
the
bv
manufactured
of
trade name
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
Outstanding
1,000.000 shs.
505,000 shs.
ligure does not include 59,00:0 shares of common stock to be
as
and if the holders of stock options exercise their rights to
,
.
stock
Common
This
issued
v
.
■;
:
cents).--
10
(par
___
The
126,000
1611-
P.
With SEC—
Cities Service Co.—Registers
$25,000 for installation of
plant; and $33,000 for additional
cleaners,
in
certain
in addition to
shares
common
the additional facilities were required to enable
it
tn
wet
increased demands of its existing customers 011 the
Ottawa-Sedalia-Carrolton section of its system during the 1959-60
heating season.
The FPCt on July 31, 1959, temporarily authorized
the
construction and operation-, of
the proposed facilities.-—V. 188,
1960,' covering'$11,895,000
drum Allen
Stock Offered—Lan-
7
publicly offered
of
"best efforts" basis 100,000 shares
value) at a price of $3 per
on a
stock
common
Feb.
Co., Inc., of Washington 5, D. C., on
&
(no
par
share, less a commission of 37%. cents per share.
PROCEEDS—The
BUSINESS—The
12,
1957
ties
take
to
in
begun
the ownership and management of
Baltimore,
rental proper¬
41
Md.
FINANCING
PRESENT
EFFECT TO
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
.
Outstanding
Authorized
stock
Common
The
(no
part
300,000 shs.
•f400,000 shs.
—
Plan,
said
with
together
under
275,000
plan.—V. 190,
common
1
Coastal
Operating
Warrants
Stock
Common
Co:—Debentures With
Offered-—An / underwriting
headed by Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
Blair & Co. Inc. on March 9 commenced the public
group
The
and
of¬
holder
the
purchase
to
Earned
for
Eained
per
•There
plan
option
plan
would
of
shares
7,500
are
underwriter.
JThe
stock
common
company
a
for issuance to
restricted
stock
"•
■
■
tne
191,
; A
C-E-I-R Ltd.—Formed—
See
of the
offering, Coastal States
apply approximately $8,000,000 to the construction of facilities to
deliver natural gas to El Paso Natural Gas Co. which will purchase
from the company an annual average of 100,000,000 cubic feet per day
of natural gas; delivery of the gas is to commence not later than July 1,
1961.
The net proceeds also will be used to the extent of $3,000,000 to
construct new/and extend existing, gas gathering systems. The balance
of the proceeds will be applied to reduction of current liabilities and
the
PROCEEDS—Of
proceeds
net
of
will have as its objective
the name C-E-I-R Ltd.8This subsidiary
carry
and
Grace
The
will
is planned
that as soon
possible
as
for coordinating
research companies in
addition, the British subsidiary will be responsible
In
economic
market
and
191.
Asia.—V.
ing's
stock
above.—V.
Inc.
190,
2239.
p.
Instilments
Corp.—Sales
producer
S.
Strelsin,
A.
Net Up—
&
President,
announced
2.
March
on
profits after taxes in the third fiscal quarter rose to $200,731, or
a
share, on 1,032,304 shares of common stock outstanding.
cents
This
compared with $114,673 or
the
period
same
sales
Net
for
Central
11.4 cents
year earlier.
a
the
compared
002,599
•
1960.
consists
the
other
A"-'a'"',
under
banks
to
bank
ilCommon
maturing
notes
stock
Association,
months
three
reserved
Public
1,005,956, shares
on
191,
totaled
1960
31,
Dec.
at
31,1959
A
.
stock option plan..
outstanding
—_
stock purchase warrants
common
attached
1,
stock
common
1977
initially
to
the rate
at
debentures.
of
The
ing
in
fund
debentures,
5Va%
the
60
warrants
expire June 1, 1967,
sinking
fund debentures
exercisable
now
denying
tion
issued
motion
a
order
an
the
under
and
that
debentures
no
rights
total
$5,-
of
the
of
"anti-dilution"
contain
any
provisions.
stockholders
as
shares
5,250
Petition De¬
Holding
of
'•
subsidiary.
a
The
following
table
over-the-counter
of
the
the
The
of
1934
issued
has
SEC
granting
the
common
from
listing
and
and
$1.50
of
Securities
stocks
The
stocks
will
listed
remain
and
Exchange.
Exchange
due
inactive
March 24,
the
on
co
Securities
to
N.
has
J.,
been
subsidiary of Raymond
Resin
Applicators
repairing
seams,
roofs.
specialist
1960.
Webber,
uses
amount
purchase
warrants
.
to
N.
tank
bottoms,
DuHamel,
the
tank
shells and
of Sales,
riveted
sealing
protecting
corrosion
where
fields
industry,
is
a
problem.
Centriline
lines
for
and
Jr.,
acquisition was made to expand
particularly
the petroleum and chemical
major
storage tanks with
a
wholly owned
Vice-President
Centriline's services to
Young
is
a
cement
with
Corp.
or
epoxy
specialist
lining
in
both
of
and
old
new
pipe
resins.
&
The
First
City
Bank
for
stock
corporation.—V.
of
the
1,243,452.5
of
shares
189,
p.
Appointed—
York
New
of
has
$1.50
the
39.625
Stone
&
value
common
'
filed
corporation,
registration
a
$10,000,000
of
,
341
Massachusetts
statement
of
interests
with
or
Ave.,
the
SEC
Weeks—
Allyn & Co., Inc.
Park,
March
&
Clark,
Dodge
Equitable
be
the
F.
Lee
Co
—
Stone
Hutton
Co
&
Co
&
550,000
Higginson Corp
Hammill
550,000
Co
R.
Staats
Mich.,
10,
1960,
550,000
Walston
Co.,
J.
&
—V.
&
191,
First
Cleveland
Corp.
250,000
Co
&
Jaffray
p.
250,000
&
250,000
Hopwood
& Co.,
250,000
Inc.
Rauscher,
Pierce
&
Co.,
Inc.
250,000
Kay, Richards <fe Co.___
Laird, Bissell & Meeds..
Dabney
550,000
175,000
York
W.
&
Co.,
175,000
Hanrahan
&
Co.,
550,000
Parker,
325,000
Co
Ford
&
Porter,
Inc.
100,000
J. C. Wheat & Co
&
175,000
175,000
&
Tyson
Warren
325,000
Inc..
Co.,
Baird
W.
Inc
Barth
250,000
Co.,
&
Inc.
&
,
Robert
325,000
250,000
Townsend,
&
550,000
&
its
550,000
550,000
.Amount
;
Co.,
100,000
Inc.
Noyes
Inc....
100.000
_
of
of
stock,
the
give
the
the
its
variety
an¬
customers
art
191,
for
The
and
resources
of
assurance
and
the
data.
of
financial
transducer
service."—V.
to
con¬
them
assure
603.
p.
York, Inc.—Registrar
Bank
of
York
New
cumulative
of
has
preferred
Corporation.—V.
Lincoln
1321
statement
to
12
cents
191,
p.
been
appointed
534%
stock,
series
700.
Little Rock, Ark.,
Ave.,
with
offered
be
share).
per
for
the
SEC
public
covering
sale
at
Two
the
of
per
The
15
on
on
March
share.
Huntley
cents
11
shares
2,000,000
$1
The
Corp.,
share
per
sales in Arkansas
control
officers
company's
underwriter.
was
organized
in
February,
1960,
under
pr°P°ses
and
t? engage primarily in the business
dealing in sizable
tracts
of
land
for
developing or improving such areas to a
of
otherwise
of
will
n
be
suitable
more
industrial
Sa'e' $*,226,500
as a
$300,000
The
organizers
James
Huntley
of
E.
has
persons,
of
Of
proceeds
the
use
for
where
resi¬
the
of
is
expense,
and
the
balance
for
is
Jr.,
of
Executive
General
including all its officers and
Blytheville, is President, Billy
Vice-President,
Counsel
outstanding
495,000
by
share
per
Rock
Rock
primary
point
subject
purposes.
19
Stevenson,
Little
of
purposes.
development
other
number
Little
company
cents
and
immediately
Arkansas
acquiring
the
be used for the acquisition of properties,
for
reserve
capital
and
agricultural
or
and
and
Roger
L.
Secretary-Treasurer.
organizers.
Craft
Glas
Strathm°re
the
said
Pools,
common
75,000
899.
stock
mon
Inc.—Common
Securities, Inc.,
publicly offered
325,000
Prescott, Shepard
550,000
Shearson,
The
the
stock
325,000
Byllesby
City
shares
value,
Consolidated
Repre¬
Inc.'—-—
Inc._
Piper,
550,000
Co
&
as
Co.__^/___
&
A;
in
shares,
acquired
at
Paine,
Sullivan &
McCormick
Securities
Corp.
&
M.
550,000
Co
Co.
Thrift-Stock
shares which may
in
Ownership Program, together with 175,000 common
be acquired pursuant thereto.—V.
191, p. 1003.'tJ
will
The
company
Inc.
550,000
Bache
Co.
on
H.
750,000
Co
&
the
Co
& Co.,
Bosworth,
750,000
C.
Sc
Trask
Spencer
acting
from
McDonald
Stroud
said,
systems
of
source
wide
a
to
is to be made on a best efforts basis by
which it will receive a
selling commission of
plus $40,000 for expenses (except that commissions
10
whom
-
850,000
Co.,
Corp
William
Highland
participations
2,500,000
Hornblower
"
Chrysler Corp.—Registers With SEC—
covering
Co._
750,000
A.
Inc.
for
A.
-
-
Webster
Securities
Co.
&
purchase
to
850,000
&
below,
Goodbody &
Inc.___—
Shields
This
Blair
Amount
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
E.
appointed
been
par
'
2780.
set
and
agreed,
to
of
state
reliable
of
access
for
_
sinking fund debentures with common
forth opposite their respective names:
$2,500,000
Co.,
Grimm
Corp.—Co-registrar
National
co-registrar
6%
A
..
Peabody
Hayden,
Channing
of
Curtis
Kidder,
Corp.,
Inc.
methods
special
corroded
According
Curtis
&
have-severally
principal
Paine, Webber Jackson
oil
Centriline
by
Jackson
sentatives,
Blair
repairing
in
acquired
International
the
36.25
named
air¬
A
.
Edison Co. of New
600,000
working
17.50
American
Corp.—Acquisition—
Newark,
resins
epoxy
in
30.25
underwriters
of
in
product
offering
Muirel
UNDERWRITERS—The
control
needs
it
the
and
registration
directors
Act
in
company,
a
common
J.
&
Centriline
This
of
12.25
<
~
This
filed
High Asked
$5.50
date
control
used
Consolidated Realty Investment Corp.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
$3.00
(to
acquired
transducers
Con-Diesel- Electric,
of
integrated
an
and
Ultradyne
National
of
par
21.50
Central
on
registered
•.
First
$100
7.125
1960
abilities
Consolidated
6.00
I—
gives
deliveries
1957
Stock
of
trading, effective at the close of the trading session
Stock
quotations
stock:
Low Bid
,__A-A
has
Appointed—
they
•
•
common
it
pressure
application.
offers
now
advances
1956
Exchange
Exchange,
said
on
tinued
1958
Midwest
the
preference
registration
managerial
prompt
and clarifica¬
Delisted—
the
under
application
an
strike
Corp.
order
an
-
reported
of
range
company's
of.
President
processing
association
dential,
shows
market
Corp.—Acquires—
M.
acquisition,---^Ultradyne's
group
acquisition,
purpose
of
1959
Securities Corp.—Stock
Central
Condec
Act
Company
Cooper for reconsideration
of Wade H.
holders do not possess
of Dec. 31, 1959, a
issued upon exercise
Warrant
the company. As
common stock had been
of
warrants.
•Obligation
prior Commission orders relating to Central.
of
cash or in 5V2% sink¬
may be
tendered
share is payable in
per
provided
purchase price unless the aggregate purchase price
of the common stock being
purchased is at least equal to the prin¬
cipal amount of such debentures. The warrants are bearer warrants
payment
lingerie
line - is-complimentary
to those, of other members,of the Condec group of companies,
particu¬
larly Consolidated Controls Corp.,and Consolidated Avionics Corp. The
registrar
$1,000 principal amount
at any
time. The
shares for each
are
Schafler,
N.
line
a
and-industrial
I.
the
tricot
Be Acquired—
that
announced
has
of Albuquerque,
manufactures
missile
Norman
nouncing
A,
and
due
warrants
purchase
Year
has
SEC
Shares
90.665
294,750
••Including subsidiaries.
Utility Corp.—Rehearing
craft
of
100.
p.
Electric
Diesel
corporation
Inc.,
field
follows:
as
385,415
503.
p.
This
Ultradyne,
191,
above.—V.
Inc.
the
in
899.
p.
Consolidated
.
The
A,A
Purpose
For employees'
of
Jan.
"ended
$3,601,034.—V.
with
share
a
of
$138,000
Texas,
Houston.
-repaid
was
was
of
payable and two $1,000,000—5V2% unsecured
in-1961, a substantial portion of which un¬
during January 1960.
long-term accounts
secured
' VA
letter
secured
a
National
Southwest
-
new
accounts payable which
credit with the Bank
long-term
of
$5,278,070
of
refinanced
be
leader
recognized
the
is
191,
Avien,
..
V-',-..:
nied—
The
340,000 wts.
on
Mills, located at Pen Argyl, Pa,, will henceforth be operated
Division
of Collins
&
Aikman.
Founded
in
1935,
'.-Ultradyne
Feb.. 1961, Commencing Feb. 1961, the note is
installments of
$10,980 including interest
interest rate changed from 6% to 534 7c effective
purchase price of $7.50
of
IS.4
in
—-
294,750 wts.
300,000 wts.
1.;.
340,000 wts..
»
monthly
236
principal. The
June
educational and industrial scientific
laboratory and related equipment, increased its profits for the third
fiscal quarter ended Jan. 31,
1960, by 75% on a sales gain of 28%.
Net
A
See
to
ta
SThese
leading U.
Alfred
share
per
payable
in
For
Industries,
Cenco
ex-
payable
JThis
of
This
share.
warrants
per
purchase
$32
note
is
Feb..
of
$7.50
at
ex¬
concluded
yarns,
Bangor
Colvin Laboratories, Inc.—To
.
-
only
were
Atlas
at
.
and
fabrics
textile
acquisition,
Mills
fabrics.—V.
.
Co.„
notes
warrants
purchase
stock
payable
Suspended—
See
/ \
Insurance
Enterprises, Inc., Fort Smith, Ark.—Offering
W.
&
the
Bangor
the, Equitable Life Assurance Society is-se¬
by the Petroleum Tower,, personal .property used in the build¬
operations
and
the-leases of the building's tenants.: Interest
cured
1107.
p.
to Life
payable
•This
international
America and
C-E-I-R, Inc. has established affiliations with
firms, covering 24 countries in Europe, Latin
Europe.
research
C.
affiliated
of
work
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
EFFECT
Authorized
Outstanding
$1,550,000
$1,550,000
long-term
installment
,-A.
payable
1,336,143 % /,
1,253,788, ~
fOther long-term debt
7,416,070
5,716,070
5V2% sink, fund debs, due June 1,1977
5,245,000
..
5,145,000
6% sinking fund debs, due Mar.. 1, 1980
20,000,000,,..:,- 20,000,000
HCommon stock ($1 par value)/.—5,000,000 shs.
1,932,193 shs.
t*Note
notes
installed.
be
the
and programming serv¬
a large-scale computer
will initially provide analytical
company
but it
ices,
gas
-
GIVING
••Other
will
Co.
33
the
9
Bangor
1958.
and
subsidiary is Mr. Tom Cauter, formerly
Managing Director of the British Market Research Bureau, Ltd., and
for the last two years Director of Marketing, Latin America, for W. R.
the
of
Director
Managing
operates
.
Corp.—Acquisition—
of
manufacturer
;./
through a cash transaction, of the business
of Bangor Mills, Inc., the country's largest producer of tricot lingerie
fabrics, Ellis Leach, President of Collins & Aikman and Meyer Korn,
President
of
Bangor Mills,
announced.
The effective date of the
acquisition is April 4, 1960.
It had been announced on Feb. 9 that
negotiations for the acquisition were about completed.
as
announced on
which will
supplying the same range of mathematical, operations research, market
research, compi/ter programming and electronic data processing ma¬
chine services that C-E-I-R is now providing in the U. S.
$0.55
Chemical Co. below.
Collins & Aikman
This
gathering systems in
Texas and Louisiana and produces and sells natural gas, crude oil and
condensate from properties located principally in southern Texas. r
Consolidated
revenues
during the six months ended Dec. 31, 1959
amounted to $3,153,012 and net income to $1,115,023, compared with
$1,846,318 and $634,005, respectively, in the corresponding six months
London
in
company
597,470
1,078,010
Co.—Purchases Oil Properties—
Coleen Oil
,:See Great Lakes Oil &
March
States
BUSINESS—Coastal
ercisable
subsidiary
Inc.,
C-E-I-R,
of
Robinson,^President
W.
formation of'a
the
3
1,863,631
1,086,085
$1.72
•Loss;—V. 191, p. 199.
v
,
outstanding bank indebtedness.
Common
C-E-I-R, Inc.—Forms British Sub.—
Dr."'Herbert
March
the
from
*806,834
1,078,010
*$0.75
*756,367
1,086,085
*$0.70
share
per
$5,383,189
$2.03
A A •:
-
.'
.
1960—3 Mos.—1959
1960—12 Mos.—1959
$4,691,234
$3,758,631 $39,653,130 $33,551,077
profit or loss
—
Outstdg. shares Oct. 31
loss
•
Equipment Ltd.—Earnings—
Farm
Sales
or
$2.45
:
;AA A-A
/
.
will
ercisable
•'
603.
Cockshutt
Profit
^Common
below.
Inc.,
C-E-I-R,
share—
common
p.
3,842,785
$6,722,213
1,339,024
$6,492,167
—
Net
CAPITALIZATION
key employees.
The shares to be issued under
exceed 10% of the total outstanding shares.—V.
lor
not
899.
p.
reserved
institute
may
—
stock
common
Period End. Jan. 31—
stock
common
191,
—V.
shares for each $1,000 principal amount of
through June 1, 1967, the expiration date.
be detached and exercised on and after Sept.T, 1960.
4,706,740
$7,823,191
1,331,024
—
dividends
Preferred
$12,010,312 $10,292,475
12,529,931 10,564,998
—-—-—-—
—--—
(net).————
income.—l
Net
sold.
All of this issue has been
entitle
warrants
———
deductions
Income
fering cf $20,000,000 Coastal States Gas Producing Co.
(Corpus Christi, Texas) 6% sinking fund debentures
due March 1, 1980 with common stock purchase war¬
rants attached. The debentures are priced at 100% plus
accrued interest.
2,242,;)52
$52,093,913 $46,640,964
40,883,601 36,348,489
income.—..-—
income.
Gross
Producing
->-»
the
expenses
1959
.
(000s
199.
p.
Gas
States
A
I960
omitted):.—2.565,634
End. Jan. 31—
Operating revenues....————---—
Operating
$206,600.
debt of approximately
has long-term
company
company
incorporated in Maryland on June
in 1856. The company's prin¬
was
business
a
the
enable
issue is to
investments.
estate
company
over
business is
cipal
real
this
of
purpose
additional
acquire
to
Southern Ohio Electric Co.—Earnings—
hour sales
Kilowatt
participations
of
The warrants may
Castle Realty Co., Inc.—Common
Ay ,A; ;•
12 Months
the SEC on Mar. 11,
in its Employees Thrift
shares which may be acquired
filed a-registration statement with
This company
company at the rate of 17
debentures at $32 a share
^purchase common stock.—V. 190, p. 2447.
said
Service
Cities
Columbus &
will be used for tools,
plant to be occupied by the
$25,000
new
of
station in Johnson County,
compressor
Knobnoster
existing
selling stockholder is Columbia University whose
shares amount to 15%.
of the outstanding stock.
William Black,
Chock Full O'Nuts President, is listed as the owner
of 154,612 shares, or 18% .—V. 190, p. 2615.
/AAA./':.,
company/
new
842,310
outstanding
has
holdings
;
:
now
indebtedness.
March 2 pub¬
offered 100,000 shares of common stock (par 10
Co., Inc., of New York City, on
&
the
Johnson
in
operates a chain of 28 counter-service restaurants
principally in New York City: and its other principal activity
manufacture and sale
of Chock Full O'Nuts brand of coliee.
located
authorized were approximately 10.21 miles, of 20-inch
its existing 12-inch Ot;taw4a-Sedaliai line in
about 4.5 miles of 16-lnch transmission line
County, Kans.; and a 340-horsepower addition to its
transmission -line looping:
County, Kans,;
Franklin
company
is
Holman
to
are
The
....Monday, March 21, 1960
.
facilities
The
holder thereof through an underwriting group headed
& Co.
The public offering price and ^underwriting
be supplied by amendment.
'V*"
present
Eberstadt
terms
1107.
p.
the
by
Friday, March 25, 1960, at 10:00 a.m. for the
following purposes: Receiving and acting upon, reports submitted to
the meeting, election of directors and consideration and action upon
any
other
business property
to come before the meeting.—V. 183,
Ohio,
Cincinnati.
Financial Chronicle
as
a
Stock
Offered—
of Pittsburgh, Pa., on March 2
speculation
(par 5 cents) at $5
per
60;,000 shares of com¬
share..
inJp^?prin«HS7~°i th,e nffc
proce6ds,, $50,000 will be used for. payment of
i to Bank of Delaware to retire, note payable; $50,000 for
8f and Promotional campaign to stimulate dealer
<R35 nnn fftl!d
i/1/0/110,
customer demand of the company's products;
constriicHmi nf
and develoPmpnt of prototype pools and
installs firm
' $20,000 for additional equipment and machinery,
credh tn rLiPreqUipmient.)for heatin& molds;
$50,000 for extension of
additional
mi
8ai) at Sn and volume builder accounts; $10,000 for
uroducts tn^aCHam<?a] e,cluiPment
for transportation of finished pool
additional raw mnf
rD^ materials and
,a ' OI'Sanization; and $35,000 for acquisition of
fntiSS onwVer
v.
supplies.
ofBpiorIid?3?r"Ihe.c°,'oPany
was or8anized under the laws of the State
and LamhiatA
in!
,t0 act|Ulre the
°' <»«" °las- Inc'
blen eiSSrpH\
Delaware corporations, which had previously
counts of fihor alt.!16 manuiacture' sale, and distribution
to dealer ac-
swimming pools for residential and commrecial use.
rnmlC,'mPaT ls located with'n the city limits of Hialeali.
pany s mailm& address is 3790 Northwest 81st St., Miami
Althnno-h
Fla^
•47,
the
Fla
m
but^intends ^newly
organized, has as yet no operating history,
business of the two predecessor corporaco™PanJ Proposes to engage in the engineering,
its' national dpnw
d)stnbution of fiber glass swimming pools to
engineering
JSlerri °.rgan,s®tion- 11 also Proposes to engage in the
fabricating fihpr
new Prototype pool molds for use in
fabricators whirh ^fu sKwlmming Pools by franchised fiber glass pool
The comnanv will !i
e ,Part of this - national dealer organization.
the deader or
^
L itS pr°duCt' but wil1 train and lnstrUC
tions
desten
To
this
pnri
ffthiS
7h°n
,
.
Chock
This
filed
Full
O'Nuts
corporation,
a
standing
registration
shares
of
of
425
Corp.—Files
Lexington
statement
its
common
with
the
stock,
to
Cities Service Gas Co.—New Facilities—
Secondary—
Ave.,
New
SEC
be
York
on
covering.
offered
for
March
126.000
public
15
out¬
sale
The
Federal
Oklahoma
facilities
Power
Commission
has
Okla., to construct and
costing an estimated $817,000.
City,
authorized
operate
this
natural
technioues
company,
gas
of
pipeline
of
experienced
deaLr
th#
products—V
n
in%alln
personnel
191
Hon
fn
p
n
ioo®
Proper installation, maintenance,, and
The company has four
available to train the
ss, p°o1 business.
en.emeers who are
installation technique of the company*
Volume
Number "5935
191
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
turing space available for the
currently under development.
Crucible Steel Co. of America—Annual Report—
r
v.
'This
•!
$219,229,000
March
43%
This
10.
increase
the
per
common
1
<
>
«•
V
<>
■■■
<•
to
income
increase
18%
an
recession
the
over
..
"
and net sales of
in Pittsburgh on
sales
net
in
of
year
after preferred dividend requirements
year
Since
"
•
net
a
amounted
in'net
•.
.
income of $6,106,000
to their annual report issued
according
for
tn
showed
company
and
1958.
1859
,
closed by the steel strike between
presenting the annual report, Joel Hunter, President, of Crucible
"The disruption of business as. a result of the strike is reflected
in the net income for the year, but the company's financial strength
was not impaired and is greater than it was a year ago.
This greater !
strength permits more rapid progress toward the objective of improving
basic income producing capacity.
Our new facilities, augmented tech¬
nical
program
and our expanded .warehouse system are directed to
this one simple''end."
■
■'The
report
showed
an
increase
in net
working capital of
$1.1
million, and a reduction of long-term debt to $20.6 million, the lowest
since
1945.
Hunter
Mr.
commented
tion
that,
flexibility
provides a high degree of
requirements."—V. 191, p. 603.
for
Jan.
$0.95
in, the
Laboratories,
(Robert
to
its
tions
Manhattan
paying
1,
Aug.
has
1832.
■
.
(Winston
provide
Decca
issued
1959,
report
earlier
stockholders
the
$1.81
registrar
subordinated
p.
1004.
shares
public
the
results
of
Inc.
year
the
and
1959.
of
stock.
outstanding
included
et
Rackmil
Mr.
not
were
end
Universal
of
facilities
the
capital
the
that
satisfactory
as
in
as
and upward
competition
gain
Co., Inc.
Pictures
stated
Corp.
with
issued
previous
■
due
year
the
to
1959
intense
the
80%
of
more
the
for
cieasing
stock
exchange,
is
but
tendered
may
in
be declared effective it
According to the
exchange.
or
,
it
its
sold
stock
March
on
15
covering
additional 5,000
shares.
it
addition
In
company.
stock,
and
stock
common
Matronics,
and
creditor
a
being
are
issued
The 24,000
Inc.
the
of
Optics
stock
owns
now
to
S.
U.
interests
in
basis
contract
for
President.
of
the
This
other
different from
manner
any
that
SEC
The
other
two
stock.—V.
Y;Y%Y- /■■/;
investment
March
on
to
1960,
189,
all-time
This
Net
1958.
shares
in
1958
is
were
$1.98
included
Lict„
sales
figure
increased
equal
4,458 870
on
Not
high
income
This
1959.
shares
on
from
after
ECI
filed
units
a
figures
are
the
of
registration
a
175 000
Sept
Gardner,
Diamond
diversified.
28,
to form Diamond National.
1959,
%
v -
"
,
American
is
1
El
$3,529,357
and
of
shares.
Cash dividends of 15 cents
12,
June
dend
Dec.
Sept.
was
18,
In
12 and Dec.
declared Nov. 10,
per common ? hare were
13,
1959.
for
distribution
Additionally,
to
paid
on
5%
a
:
March 31,
stock divi<-
shareholders
of
record
1959.
•
Diebold
acquired
all
of
-the
assets,
business
-
cluded
results of this new
acquisition
El
tthe above, |9§9„(lgpres,:.-, , .
*
HetTing-Hall Marvin are manufacturers-of-bank
Mr.
;
■
Koontz stated
"
'
that this
'
"
for
called
30,
1959,
ECI
reported
sales
$855,139.
of
For
its
and
net
'■
■
Communications,
capital stock of
and
191,
p.
Inc.
W.
listed
is
L.
,
the
Corp.
1109.
El
Paso,'
Texas,
,
has
filed
$31,216,000,
a
or
QA%
Texas.
»-
l
-
.
./
\
y
,
,
»
:
;
increased
Aug.
on
permitted
10., 1959,
its
El Paso to maintain
properties beyond the
its 6%
well mouth but allowed the
a
on
its entire rate base,
has
Paso
One
Y
\
•
two proposed rate Increases pending before the Comamounting to- $18,424 500 annually, covers the period
was
effective
made
1959: The second, aiftounting to $25,373.placed in effect on Aug. 1, 1959. Both increases were
subject to the refund of any amounts found excessive
;
filing
is
-
243,495
shares
a
Exploration & Mining Co.—SEC Files Com¬
(USDC,
Denver)
March 8, 1960 the filing
seeking to enjoin The Fall"River Ex¬
requirements.—V.
188,
p.
•
Ht^S<epleton of
Securities Act
,*7148. h (.1 ir
'
'l*; .•••'
■
,
>(
'•
0*. :Hjm'
Federal Pacific Electric Co.—Registrar
■i,-\
Chemical Bank
for
the
p.
New
York Trust Co. has
convertible
5Va%
V. .191,
second
t
-iK
Appointed--•
been appointed sole registrar
preferred
stock
901.
of
the
;
.
_■
company.—
■■
Fidelity Instrument Corp.—AcquiredSee
Miehle-Goss-Dexter,
Fidelity
under
study
by
the FPC
staff.—V.
191,
below,
Inc., Indiana,
corporation
on
Files
Pa.
Exchange Commission—
Feb.
illeu
29
a
letter
notification
oL
with
the
250,000 s..ares of common stock to be offered at par
shar.ei, without underwriting.
proceeds are to be used for expenses incidental to operating
covering
The
insurance
an
Inc.
Insurance Agency,
per
This
/:
company..
■;.%/.%.% '■
Corp.—Registers With
Flick-Reedy
SEC—
of Bensenville, 111., filed a registration statement
March 14, 1960, covering $691,800 of registered subor¬
corporation
the SEC
on
due February, 1972, and 69,180 shares of com¬
proposes to offer these securities (without
each consisting of a $100 debenture and ten
common shares, at $115 per unit.
The company is engaged primarily in the manufacture and sale of
hydiaulic and pneumatic cylinders, .It now.has outstanding 2,000 shares
of $100 par preferred stock and 650,490 common shares in addition to
various indebtedness.
Net proceeds of this financing are estimated at
about $771,570,
Of such amount, $500,000 is to be used to reduce out¬
standing accounts payable and any balance to reduce the indebtedness
to James Talcott, Inc., under a $1,150,000 instalment note.
Proceeds of
the latter note were used to discharge a $540,500 indebtedness to James
Talcott, Inc., under a mortgage note and the balance for reduction of
accounts payable and other current indebtedness.
The prospectus lists Frank Flick as President and William J. Reedy
as Secretary-Treasurer.
Management officials own 78.39% of the out¬
standing common stock.—V. 186, p. 624.
r
mon
debentures, 6%,
The
stock.
underwriting)
in
company
units,
.
Flintkote Co.—Pooling Of
.
Interests—
chairman of the board and chief executive officer
York, and Bruce S. Campbell, Sr., chairman
T, Campbell Sons' Corp., Baltimore, Md., oa
March 11 announced that an .understanding had ..been. reached betwee,n
the representatives of the Campbell common stockholders and Flintkote
providing for a pooling oi the interests of the two companies, subject
to ratification by the principals.
,
/
The
Harry T. Campb?ll Sons' Corp., a quarrying, manufacturing
and
contracting firm founded in
1892, along with Its subsidiaries,
operates 21 plants and quarries in 13 locations on the eastern sea¬
board producing crushed limestone
and calcium carbonate products,
sand and gravel, bituminous concrete and feldspar.
They are a major
producer of. ready-mijx concrete and the country's largest manufac¬
turer
of
Sakrete,
bagged cement
mixes prominent in the "do-ityourself" market.
The Flintkote Co. has been actively engaged in a planned program
of
expansion and diversification and Mr. Harvey pointed out that
the
acquisition of the Campbell Corp. would add materially to the
company's reserves of non-metallic mineral resources with which to
supply the construction industry.
Messrs.
Harvey and Campbell stated that under this arrangement
it is contemplated that Campbell Corp. and its subsidiaries will continue
to be operated in their present corporate forms and with no change
J.
Harvey,
of
Flintkote
of
the
Jr.,
Co.,
New
of
Harry
board
.
.
the
in
management or
personnel.—V.. 191, p. 604.
Flcr'da Gl&ss Grown Greenhouse
Gables, Fla.—Files With SEC—
Products, Inc., Coral'
V
a'letter of notification with fchej
stock (par 10 cents) to be of¬
fered at $20 per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to go to
a selling stocknolder.i
The
SEC
900.
corporation on
covering
March
7
1,860 shares of
filed
common
"
Flo-Tronics, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—Tt was an¬
on March 8 that this company has offered and
Empire Millwork Corp.—Sells Plant—
is- selling its millwork division in Corona, L. I.,
General Lumber Corp, of Brooklyn^ foi* approximately $4.5 million,
This
to
corporation
according
and
at
a
to
a
Chairman
The
'
purchase also made additional manufac¬
complaint
a
1, 1958 to July 31,
yearly,
of
ploration & Mining Co., of Colorado Sprlbgsoand Mark
Idaho
Springs, Colo.,
from
further-aviolation of the
I.
on
Maxson
and
v.. /
counter equipment,
nuclear shielding doors, a full line ■ af.. Federal Government, specified
secirity files, fire resistive safes, money chests and bank drive-up
windows.
and
the
be
expenses
by the Commission.
El PasO's present
.-/„
.
ECI
to
■//-' '
Sept.
Electronic
of
the
on
return
from Jan.
500
of Hamilton* Ohio;
The
from Sept. 11 only, are in¬
iu
companies,
of
submitted to
meetings
'■
of
and
said
FPC,
of
mission.
properties-of Herring-Hall Marvin- Safe ,Co.
operating
both
be
natural'gas rate increase with the Federal Power
higher rates, which the company proposed to make
24. would affect 34 customers in California, Arizona,
March
*
p.
September,
will
L.
of
was
The
increased
6.35%>
earn¬
:
-
special
of
President
Jr.,
plan
W.
share
stock
rate of return of 8.61% on its well mouth properties result¬
ing from the tax incentives, intangible drilling and percentage of in¬
come
depletion, giving the company an- over-all. rate of return of
ings
number
directors
of
Godsey,
The
and
one
capital
wholesale
/company
out
vYYY"'-/Y.-
under
Elfun
rates are based on higher purchased gas
resulting from major additions and changes
in its pipeline system, and increases in all other costs.
The company
is also • claiming* a 6%%
rate, of return and associated increases in
taxes based on El Paso's retaining tax benefits from intangible drilling
costs, percentage depiction and liberalized depreciation.
•
.
were
Maxon
at
$18,542,360
Exchange
company,
The
1959
exchanging
of
W.
Over-the-Counter.—V.
Paso
costs,
rate
for
stock
Mexico
New
Diebold, Inc.—Earnings—
earnings
This
effective
.
Raymond C. Koontz, President of Diebold. Inc., announced on March
1, that earnings during 1959 were the highest in the company's 101year history.
•
-■
gross
ended
Inc.
of
boards
F;
States.
Stock
traded
annual
paperboard,
company's
by
income
net
totaled
Commission.-
(originally Diamond Match Co.) is now highly
Major product lines include matches, woodenware,; molded-
after Federal and Canadian income taxes were $l,7t9,357, equal
to $2.7.7 per share on: the 6-42,296 shares outstanding. ; This compared
with 195b earnings of $1,567,096 equal to $2.44 per share on the same
trustees'
El Paso Natural Gas Co.—Files Rate Increase—
paperboard
cartons,
labels,
advertising
materials,
charcoal
briquets,
and
lumber.
Principal
raw
material
for these product lines is wood fiber.
At the end of 1959 the company
owned about 500,000 acres of timberland —V. 190, p. 1937.
The
of
statement
of
"
National
products,
piilp
units
to be issued
Participat on In the
basis
Maxson.
company
year
and
Common
Fibre
the Hartmann
6%,
subordinated
its
of
shares
The SEC Denver Regional Office announced
($1
remaining
shares
1%
'./■%'
sales
United
the
results
wholly-owned
Inc.,
Fall River
plaint—
engineering units at St. Petersburg, New York, Baltimore and Santa
Barbara, Calif.; and sales offices, or warehouses in 15 cities throughout
share
value
par
152,282
own
stock
common
shares
of
the same fiscal period,
earnings were $601,476.
The combined companies would have plants in St. Petersburg, Fla.,
vGld
Forge, Pa. and Hamden and Wallingford, Conn.;
research and
4,393,245 shares.
in,these
of
each
fiscal
$32,771,830
$550,000
will
Essex
With Securities and
Communications,
the
on
the
by
4
jointly
President
of
Electronic
purpose.
its
31,
_
to
each
for
March
on
Beal,
For
unconsolidated
English
subsidiary,
nor
Diamond National's Interest in Dairypak Butler, Inc., a 50% * owned
domestic, affiliate; (Including. these i two; companies: < 1959 > sales i totaled
$249,167,000.
Diamond's
equity
in
the
undistributed
earnings
of
Hartmann and Dairypak amounted
to 30 cents a common share for
1959 compared with 25 cents for 1958.
t':
All figures are adjusted to include operating results of The United
States
Printing , & Lithograph Co.
which ' merged
with
Diamond
Co.,
H.
5%
exchanging
Wilbur-Rogers,
with
York,
New
stock
announced
was
the
compares
with
$204,017,000
for
$9,428,000 in 1958 to $10,286,000
dividends to $2.15 a common
common
145,000
Communications, Inc.- -Directors OK Com-
Corp.,
Maxson
per
own
1345.
p.
combining
common
stockholders
■,
Earnings
for
approved
Sales—
preferred
outstanding.
Blauner's
Robert
/v',.•
plan
Maxson
reported record sales of $228,766,000 for the year
ended
Dec.
31,
1959,
according to figures released on Feb. 26 by
Robert G. Fairburn, Chairman of the Board, and William H. Walters,
in
by
Mi\ Harris, E'ssex acquired 20,175 shares of
cumulative preferred series and 52,255 shares of
1960, Essex will complete the Blauner trans¬
revealed
March
On
result,
a
SEC
bine—
A
two-
of
outstanding.
wholly-owned subsidiary of Blauner's, operates
a
chain of 25 women's and children's apparel shops throughout the
Eastern half of the United States, and also operates similar depart¬
ments in 11 discount type stores operated by Bargain City, U> S. A.,
Inc.
For the fiscal year ended Jan. 31, 1960, Blauner's anticipates an
operating loss of approximately $1,250,000 on sales of $21,000,000.
Remedial steps have been undertaken, said Mr. Harris,
to eliminate
effectively the Blauner operating loss.
I
"We
expect Blauner's to be a profitable investment," stated Mr.
Harris.
"We plan to consolidate our share of
its earnings starting
April 1st, the beginning of the Essex fiscal year.
We have already
disposed of the Philadelphia unit which lost $700,000 last year and
have reduced overhead expenses by $300,000 out of a projected $700,000
reduction."
Blauner's, he added, will also furnish Essex with addi¬
tional outlets for the products of its subsidiaries.
Essex
Universal, through its William Gluckin Division, is one of
the world's largest producers of brassieres, and girdles with plants in
Puerto
Rico
and
Pennsylvania.
Its
Electro Cords Division in Los
Angeles is a leading manufacturer of wire harnesses for rockets and
guided missiles and elecurical cables for civilian use.
For the nine
months ended Dec. 31, 1959, Essex reported sales of $14,484,955 and
net Income after taxes of $711,693,
equal to $1.42 per share on tne
approximately 500.000 shares outstanding.
Total assets at that time
were $11,815,575.—V.
189, p. 2783.
/ %* ;■
As
dinated
Electronic
in
a
12-year debentures for 100,029 shares of the common stock of Blauner's.
statement).
officials, leading employees, persons on
and'former employees of General Electric Co. and/or its sub¬
generally limited
sidiaries.—V.
Treasury no es and
in other companies,
//.;• % :%%■%-/'/'
lists
199.
p.
covering
92,359
registration
1959,
are
retainer
corporation
'President.,
action
indebtedness
prospectus
officers
191,
company,
14,
addition
(in
March,
a
Trusts
W.
National Corp.—Record
month,
prospectus
concerns.
and
He
outstanding
York
New
the
In
stated.
The
certificates
on March 2, announced
Blauner's, a well-known*
have been
or
outstanding stock and sundry
'/;-, Elfun Trusts—Files For Offering—
with
in
transaction,
common,
to the designing and developing electro-mechani¬
and photographic products under development con¬
manufacturing concerns, Dynex to a lesser extent has
manufacturing small numbers of such products primarily
as
%
interest
the American Stock Exchange.
addition
Nicolisi
in(including 741,751
t
In
controlling
a
Blauner's $50 par
proceeds of the cash sale of additional stock by Dynex will be
in the amount of $200,000, to finance the activities of the two
a
it
This
being
are
and Matronics; and the 5,000 warrants are
with the purchase of Matronics stock.
Optics
connection
in
(48.4% )
which it has been
operated in. the past.
However, under the Investment Company Act of
r 1940 it may be necessary to brine about the elimination of Portsmouth's
stockholding in Detroit Steel.—V. 191, p. 796.
Diamond
Manufacturing
and certain
to stockholders
shares
of
Essex will acquire from Blauner's management all
outstanding preferred stock and approximately 62 Va%
of the
outstanding common stock of Blauner's.
Total purchase price is $1,582,000 of which approximately $345,000 is in cash and the balance
in notes and long-term debentures.
No Essex stock will be issued, Mr,
instrumentation
on
including Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co. and Steep Rock Iron Mines Limited.
management of Detroit Steel has no present plans for operating
in
common
stock, the
all
an
The
Portsmouth
registra¬
a
54.000
Of this
Manufacturing
engaged
registered investment company.
In January, 1950,
production facilities to Detroit Steel in exchange for
latter
Steel
Detroit
SEC
an
the
the
of
tracts for major
a
steel
the
of
is
Net
cal
would issue 1,680,844 shares,
Detroit Steel
outstanding shares to 4,715,073 shares
24.5%
held by Portsmouth Corporation).
Portsmouth
a
to make
exchange for
business.
directors of
and
its
shares,
at
concerns,
to finance the starting of inventories and
advertising incident to new products, to purchase additional eouipment
and inventory for the manufacture and production of production con¬
tracts for other concerns* and to expand the scope of the company's
Portsmouth owning 172,440 shares,
of Portsmouth stock have agreed to accept the exchange offer.
In the
event
air of the 1,084,416 shares of Portsmouth stock should be sur¬
prospectus, officers
rendered
in
used,
Corp.—Files Exchange Offer—
outstanding Portsmouth stock,
or
the
of
Optics
"...
April 11, 1960, a plan of reorganization providing
for the purchase of Portsmouth stock pursuant to said exchange offer.
The offer will be declared effective if accepted by the holders of 90%
of
operating
sale of data processing machines.
on
approve
is
Manufacturing filed a Chapter XI petition for Arrangement in Decem¬
ber, 1959, and a plan of arrangement was approved by the court in
January, 1960.
It is engaged in the manufacture and sale of photo¬
graphic equipment. Matronics' business is the design, manufacture and
This corporatiop, of 1025 South Oakwood Avenue, Detroit, filed a
registration statement with the SEC on March 14, 1960, covering 1,680,844 shares of common stock.
The.company proposes to offer this stock
in exchange for outstanding shares of the common stock of Portsmouth
Corp. on the basis of 1.55 shares of Detroit Steel common for each
share
of Portsmouth common.
Shareholders of Detroit Steel will be
to
currently
newly-acquired
Detroit Steel
asked
of
issuable
■
in
earnings
Qf„cos^.^y,r;j8p,.,p.^Y/YY//Y
trend
of
for
/■:>
Division's
the
for
The 5,000 warrants
creditors
1Jtlifl,n?a)i^1J,of,tl^?ll studio
on
Record
the
income
net
$1.82 per
that year.
of
non-recurring
a
holders
%/■//'■
equal to
$2,776,382,
was
to
the previous
share on the 1,527,401 shares
Income for the year
1958
consolidated
basis,
Electronics
over
a public offering of 30,000 shares,
the offer¬
or none basis by Myron A. Lomasney & Co.
underwriting terms are to be supplied by
amendment.
/. %/-.*•'■ -/''
;
'
" ■ '>'-■!-/ ;'..
Of the additional 24,000 shares,
20,000 are being issued in escrow
for the account of, and may be resold by, the holders of capital stock
and certain creditors of Matronics,
inc., after July 22, I960, at the
then prevailing market price; and 4,000 shares for the account of the
This
'%'%:.////■
■
comparable
a
equal
$2,321,923,
of
with
sales
a
warrants
ing to be made on
offering price
shares
1,285,701
31,
which
common
On
on
income
net
America has
of military,
of
manufacturer
equipment
Inc.-j-Registers With SEC—
company proposes
outstanding in the hands of
consolidated net income included
operations of its subsidiary, Universal Pictures
Co.,
Decca
Records
Inc.
owns
777,985
or
87.1%
of the
on
Dec.
share
per
the
Milton R.
month,
consolidated
a
communica¬
its
corporation, of 123 Eileen Way, Syosset, N. Y., filed
statement
tion
with
acquisition
Last
.:
Inc. for the calendar year
Rackmil, President, advised
Records
Decca
of
this
of
the
:
1
Inc.—Earnings—
Records,
annual
the
British
;
products,
The
In
Ltd.,
electronic
whose
made
chain of retail stores listed on
stage
and manufacturing base in Europe for
including, particularly "tropospheric scatter"
communications
equipment;, and
(3)
expand DCA's product line in
the United States,! especially in the field of electro-medical equipment
and instrumentation.—V.
191, p. 505.
V
trustee,
5l/2%
convertible
company.—V. 191,
Electronics
medical
position
(2)
funds
•
1959.
mpve into world markets for
electronic products, Dynamics Corp.
and
present
This
appointed
during
1
receivable.
Gilbert,
'President'Joseph Harris Of this Corporation,
.
200-employee
plant and engineering and research facilities at Shepperton, England,
DCA
President
and
Chairman
Raymond
F.
Kelley
announced
on
March
11,
1960.
The
English company—DCA's first overseas sub¬
sidiary—will,
Mr.
Kelley
stated:
(1)
immediately
add
to
DCA's
" ^'
■
■
been
$7,500,000 of
1980, of the
for
agent
due
debentures,
Bank
missile -field
to
previous year.
substantial new
/major
Winston
commercial
Dynex,
Chase
the
to
in favor of the sale.
feet of land, leased rights to 35,000
Railroad spur, eight buildings and ware¬
fixtures, automobiles and trucks, and inven¬
I.
Essex Universal Corp.—Acquires Control of Blauner's
of
outlook for
the remainder of
1960, Dumont
Daiss said it is too early to make any reliable
M.
other
and
acquired
Dayton Rubber Co.—Appointments—
The
$0.76
of
attributed
were
loss
r.et
a
equivalent
were
prospects foi* boosted sales volume are good due
increase in government spending i'br missiles,
V.
second
profit);
above.
Co.,
versus
and he
majority' of
two-thirds
necessary
square
L.
and
accounts
that
Harris
DCA's
p.
lo.ss
net
a
gains
the
in
$395,000
were
Dynamics Corp. of America—Acquisition—
-
190,
year '
though
expected
an
In
Inc.—To Be Formed—
Cutter
K.)
below.—V.
Inc.,
Cutter Laboratories,
Calif.,
fiscal
-
the
father founded the business in 1890, indi¬
available by the sale would be reinvested in
company's expansion program which included
the
purchase last year of a
majority interest in the E. L. Bruce
Co., hardwood flooring leader dn Memphis, Tenn., and entering land
development and home construction enterprises in several parts of
the country.
Empire also owns a millwork plant in Muscatine, Iowa.
—V. 190, p. 669.
cated
1
.■
the
on
Robert
prediction,
earnings
Cutter
Rafael,
earnings, during -Its
.
period.. *'Earnings
to
earnings
awards
and
President,
Option Plan, which will then relate to shares of the class A and class B
common stocks of Cutter Laboratories, Inc., now sought to be registered.
,
and
profits
.fiscal
compared
^Commenting
/'•/■',.■.,/.///•
after-tax
and
sales
contracts
K.
Cutter Co., Fourth and Parker Streets,
Berkeley, Calif.,
rgistration statement with the SEC on March .14, 19£0, covering
80,910 shares of ' class A arid 3,820 sharea of class B Common , stock.
According to the prospectus, Cutter Laboratories, a California company,
in May,
1960, will be merged with and into Robert K. Cutter Co., a
Delaware company, the name of which will be changed to Cutter Labo¬
ratories. Inc.
Under the merger agreement, the latter will assume the
Cutter Laboratories Stock Purchase Plan and Selected Employees' Stock
Laboratories—Merger— ■/
Dutron: Corp., San
of
sales
;
1958-5.9
shave
per
The
a
Cutter
both
the
machinery
and
President
Corp.—Earnings—
subsidiary
a
in
1960.
31,
Estimated
year.
$38*356
Robert
and
tories
along
•
million1/ dollars after taxes,
of on^
thah
more
440,000
are
feet
houses,
Estimated sales totaled $4,400,000 compared, to $1,233,318 the previous
"Crucible's capitaliza¬
meeting future capital
>',/.. /;,/%,'■ '/' /
corporation,
large -gains
ended
% (Robert K.) Cutter Co.—Registers With SEC—
See
Involved
square
accordance
Dumont Manufacturing"
This
posted
that
out
shares were already committed
1 '
■'
result, in" a' profit
pointed
product
5
his/letter to. stockholders, Mr. Gilbert estimated, that the sale
would
only $65 million.
were
See
In
products
new
Diebold.
Karl
1521.
p.
In
filed
numerous
and business:
ernment
said,
figure
by
diversified
July 15 and Nov. 7, operations were limited to Crucible's warehouse
system and Trent Tube Co.
In consequence, sales in the last half
year
of
the firm's founding in Cincinnati In
Today, the internationally known company's
lines cover four important areas in banking, gov¬
protection? money housing; records housing and
mechanized filing.
(
•»> •*"
i
' ,
^
Mr. Koontz said that the basis of its present high backlog of orders,
level of product
acceptance and further research developments, the
company expects its 102nd year to be continuously successful.—V. 190,
a
equal to $1.50
was
'
making plants were
expansion
Diebold's lOlryears started with
Income
share.
all steel
(1217)
March
of
transaction
10-announcement , by Harry Gilbert, President
Empire Board.
is subject to the approval of Empire's stockholders
the
special meeting scheduled March 30.
nounced
sold 500,000 'shares of
at
its common stock (par 10 cents>
$1 per share, to Minnesota residents only.
The
address
Minn.—V,
191.
of
the
D.
796.
company
is
1420 Zarthon Ave.,
1
Minneapolis
|
i6,
6
The Commercial and
(1218)
V
•'
Financial Chronicle
Monday, March 21, 1960
...
M
-
Frontier
Assurance
Co.,
Phoenix,
Ariz.
Files
—
The
4he
company
covering
$3
sion
shares
filed
7
of
of notification
letter
a
stqck
common
with
to
$1)
(par
be
SEC
the
offered
proceeds
insurance
to
are
be
used
lor
incidental
expenses
to
back
indicates
1961.
at
without uncerwritmg.
.share,
per
The
an
March
on
100,000
order
operating
Sales
log
servatively expects full
and
company.
several
large
currently
Wood
(&
Subs.)—Earnings
sali-"
Net
loss,
Fed.
-
—
credits
tax
of operating
loss
I960
-
before Federal
inc.
-
income
trom
arising
losses
—V.
underwriting contract with the
California
23,762
1,146,243
190, p. 1628.
Arthur L.
.
The
coiporadon
and
Ohio
filed
3
letter
a
of
—V.
notification
with
covering 84,450 shares of common stock (no par) to be
share, Lhrough Westheimer & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
offered
.
V
a
;
.
,
Corp.—Common Stock Offered—Brand,
Siegel, Inc. and Arnold Malkan & Co., Inc.,
both of New York City, on March 10 commenced the
'public olfering of 175,000 shares of common stock (par1
&
$4
Proceeds—Of
-
Inc.;
$200,000
equipment
costs;
S15.030
330,000
the
will
net
be
will
obligation;
will
be
$90,000
for
the
tanks,
expended for
be
used
and
proceeds,
storage
for
the
the
of
be
loaned
of
foam
systems
laboratory and
payment
balance
will
purchase
conveyer
and
$265,000
$39,500
a
additional
as
working capital.
BUSINESS—The
Sept.
22,
1S53.
outstanding
Schwab
their
have
have
'products."
The
The
been
been
processing
1959
15,
of
Inc.
incorporated
was
Dec.
stock
Co.,
incption)
subudiarhs
.
Cn
voting
Latex
chasing,
company
the
New
Rubber
and
State
on-
all
the
Co.,
Inc. and The
subsidiaries
(since-
its
owned.
York
acquired
company
Schwab
company
privately
in
The
and
company
its
principally engaged in the business of pur-distributing foam rubber and synthetic foam
and
'
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
ock
e-
NOTE:
bold
(par
The
Said
to
stock
chares
$1 >
purchase
at
ere
$.50
outstanding after the
sent
be
potential
to
of
of
191,
and
372,000 shs.
the
officers
the
15.3%
«cale
dilution
exercised.—V,
from
company
and
share
per
equal
finders
Outstanding
500,000 shs.
■
„
underwriters,
options
common
Inc.—Common
32,000
of
all
the
the
stockholders
offered
tts
of
$4
share.
of
per
shares
hereby,
the
to
company
shares
at
number
equity
the
25,000
shares
total
shares
of
to
and
extent
be
repre¬
they
may
Stock
proceeds from
indebtedness incurred in
retire
capital
stocks
';
purposes.
An
»
of
Offered—Blyth
sale
shares
holders
of
of
be
used
with
the
Genesco
offered
by '
shares
common
The
business
sidiaries
and
of
the
consists
principally
children's shoes
retail
outlets.
and
company
and
Subsidiaries
the
of
the
sale
in
certain
of
wholly-owned
its
,
added
to
adjusted
of
value
for
the
funded
and
sale
debt,
of
of
the
shares
Genesco
of
of
Roger
of
'
:
Dec;
31,
$tock
$1
at
shows
$2.66
paid
fiscal
years,—V.
dividends-amounting
191,
to
$1.50
share %r -the
per
last
Industries,
Underwriter-
Corp.—Statement
J.
Period End. Dec, 31—
1959
1958
sales-'-
Net
income!--Ifl-lJ—
.
140,062,151
8.731,286
7,101,373
_
shares
outstanding- at end of year
Earnings per jshare qf common s„ock
on shares
outstanding at end of year
Note:
1959
The
and
the
acquisition
figures
earnings
shares
a
of
with
the
for
comparable
Schenectady,
SEC
Steel
&
stock
common
General Electric
This
Indiana
included
are
on
of
both
basis.—V.
3,077,436
$2.19
Co.,
in
in
Inc.
acquired
order
in
Y.
Fay,
Friedrichs
E.
F.
the
and
Mason
statement
on
Empire Millwork Corp.
General
of
Operating
Operating
Federal
Telephone
A.
for
company
expansion
production
space;
eouipping
Co.
E,
of
the
balance
the
for
the
of-
'
1959
$2,654,857
,
taxes
operating
$2,540,711
1,530,876
1,707,990
—
333,782
—
taxes
375 282
181,982
163,829-
$431,103
$470 724
__
^19,965
—
191, p. 901.
&
Co.
'
349,431
-vf
Genge Industries, Inc.—Common Stock
Offered—Cali¬
fornia Investors and Associates on
Dec. 21
100,GC,9
share.
books
publicly of ¬
shares
This
of
4,000
Co-
2,090
general
corporate
the
approximately
to
It
pay
bank
is
the
oped
obligation
an
of
the
owed
to
to
Associated
the
expenses
sale
use
the
of
$12,000
stock
such
proceeds
the former
Inc.,
company, approximately $150,000 to
repay outstanding
secured by assignment of
accounts receivable, and
approxi¬
$25,000 to purchase
general
technical
of
will
the
to
on
was
Feb.
is
engaged
On
was
8,
in
the
capital
in
the
amount
and
business
preparing handbooks,
industrial
incorporated
1954
acquired
May 27,
proceeds
working
added
Francis
1,000
Ferris
2,000
First
3,GOO
Co.——
—
First
under
under
the
name
of
laws
of
and
of
the
State
Associated
outstanding capital
&
L0Ke,™ayaebTe
due
Jan.
to
15,
TO
Reinholdt
Glass B
(-?£ Pfr)
without
M.
par
amended
par-value
chanJ
tn ?finn
to
each
11?^'
value
th
nnn
of
the
authorized capital
AN-P earnings—For
sales
of
repoited
previous
to
Wm.
Bateman,
300,000 shs.
of
the
company
from 250 shares,
year
$84,777-e<,ual
ending
to
were changed and
without par value.
the six months ending
$1,048,000
fiscal
21
Becker
G.
compared
with
May
1959
cents'!
31,
share
lor
Nov.
$451 000
Net'
the
&
&
Walter
Blunt
&
Ellis &
Boettcher
Inc.
C.
3,000
Inc.—
10,000
Brown
3,000
Walston
3,0i00
J.
& Co.——.13.000
&
Sons
offered,
Swift
&
C.
&
j.
Co.,
Wheat
Wilson,
Co.—
1,000
Inc.——
Winckler
Witter
7,000
Co.______
&
Johnson
2,000
&
Higgins
1,000
Co.„
&
the
interest
accr ued
connectors
gyroscopts,
the
meet
needs
of
the
of
the
and
in
Providence,
glass-to-metal
diodes,
con¬
switcnes
and
trans¬
aircraft
and
missile
elec.ronic
component industry for
resistance insulation and
temperature
recently
company
hermetic
.1959,
year
in
of
transistors,
communications,
ceramic-to-metal
a
headquarters
manufacture
other things,
the
has
undertaken
the-
seal.
had
company
and
and
income
net
747,440
of
income
gross
of
shares
$139,015.
of
stock.
common
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named
Heller
ject
&
Co.
the
to
purchase,
6Vz'it
the
is
acting
terms
in
the
representative,
as
and
conditions
respective
convertible
of
of
an
amounts
subordinated
35,000 shares
l
whom Stanley
set-forth
debentures,
below,
plus
the
&
Klelz
&
Stock
$325,000
Co.,
Inc
Co.,
and
i
.
Co
&
of
$500,000
interest
accrued
,
Debentures
Heller
G.
Kesselman
—V,. 191,
for
severally agreed, sub¬
Underwriting Agreement, to
stock,
common
...
below,
have
Name
19,500
150,000
10,500
25,000
5,000
Inc._—:
—:
604.
p.
Glen
2,000
Co._
13,000
Alden
Corp.—Earnings—
This
corporation
$7,401,275 on sales
on
$1.32
the
March
and
5
reported
consolidated
earnings
net
of
operating
revenues
of $110,229,730, equal to
ending Dec. 31, 1959.
The above earnings, after
depreciation, depletion, and amortization of
$4,232,453, include $3,635,075 from the sale of real estate
properties.
share
per
income
cents
for
before
year
special
items
amounted
Alden
Corp. and List Industries
comparable figures were published
No
losses
to
Federal
r.o
were
for
equal
$3,623,583,
share.
a
Glen
3,000
Trask
&
Co.—
7,000
Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
Day —.7,000
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.
2,000
Co.,
—
3,000
Co
F.
in
among
semi-conductor,
EARNINGS—For
Net
&
gpencer
3,000
&
Securities
13,000
&
Henry
J—
Bradford
Sutro
1,000
Co
Webster
McDowell
3,000
Simmons—
1,000
2,000
Blosser
in,
contain
higher
characteristics, the
development
3,COO
Co
Straus,
&
Sullivan
Scribner
&
Corp.
4,000
plus
par,
its
7,000
Stone
2,000
Co
and
Bcsworth,
7,000
Stix
&
be
to par, and at optional redemp¬
to
with
that
dissipation
4,000
&
To
materials
2,000
_______
2,000
—
Blair
industries.
the
Michael
Co-
Co.__
Co.,
for
Stanley
3,000
—
capacitors,
formers,
3,000
2,000
Hurry, Inc.
William
3,000
Son__
&
con¬
at
primarily
densers,
2,0C0
&
17,
re¬
teal) used
3,000
&
be
may
March
1960,
corporation
engaged
10,600
Staats
Bros.
is
I.,
(thpjmelici
Co.______
Co
R.
BUSINESS—The
R.
debentures
after
case.
Co.__
Boyce—
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
Stem
Co.—__
Eichler
1,000
2,000
Inc.—
&
3,000
Co.—
&
&
Deane
Roney & Co
Schwabacher
&
Hilliard
William
a
through
the
company,
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion of the current financing, out¬
standing capitalization of the company will consist; of the $500,000
of
10-year 6V2%
convertible
subordinated
debentures
herein
being
2,000
Co._„
Singer,
Renshaw
Russ & Co.,
&
B.
&
10,000
option,
the
price of $9 per share. The debentures will
the sinking fund starting March 1, 1961 at
$1,902,623
1,000
Shields
—
&
C.
to
65
April 21, 1959.
Because
of
previous
merged
1958.
on
income
taxes apply to Glen Alden's
earnings,
diversified company composed of Glen Alden Coal Co.
and Blue Coal
Corp., largest producer and seller of anthracite coal; RKO
Theatres, Inc.; USF-Aspinook
Finishing, finishers of textile fabrics;
E. Hubschman &
Sons, tanners of fine
quality calf leather; Aluminum
Industries, Inc. and Triplex of
America, manufacturers of steel and
Glen
Alden
aluminum
Co.
is
a
for
parts
manufacturers
Warehouses;
and
the
of
automotive
air
crude
and
conditioners
and
natural
other
and
gas
1938.
p.
Georgia-Pacific Corp.—Earnings—
This
and
and
corporation
cash
flow
cash
$100
recon¬
30,
six
1959
for
after
record
flow
for
another
the
taxes
monS.
reported
record
record
Gold Crown
Mining
sharply increased profits, sales
year
year
in
in
1959.
1959.
Profits
Profits
25% ; and cash flow was up 25%
the Georgia-Pacific annual report
after
$10,072,377 in
1
another
up
year,
profits
March
on
for
were
1958
Net
taxes
in
1959
were
$14,115,692
were
were
up to
previous
the
over
up
shows.
as
compared
industries;
heat
pumps;
Mathes
Railway
the
Otis
-V.
properties in Kansas,
190,
On
$2.66
in
a
with
per
in
share
common
1959
1959
$29,719,891
as
"The
each
earnings
advancing
for
is
in
new
Georgia-Pacific
in the
profits
in
1958;
of
and
Georgia-Pacific
cash
flow
was
1960
were
$7.08
1958, based on the average number of
shares
after adjusting for stock splits and stock
is
for
United
of
Corp.—Re-Hearing Denied—
order
an
for
be
by
of
of
the
the
Gorham
stock
for
ot Providence, R.
I.,
of all tli®
Needham, Mass., has been approved
company
Inc.
stockholders
completed
Gorham
this
Pickard & Burns,
vote
will
Manufacturing Co.—Votes Merger—
acquisition
of
President
year
anticipated
program
our
Gcrham
The
assets
by
j
net
$2.13
issued
decision
as
of
of
Co.,
immediately
both
companies,
announced
through
on
an
each
Wilbur
March
4.
exchange
of
Norton,
H.
The
purchase
one
share of
2.4 shares of Pickard & Burns stock.
Pickard and Burns will
operate under its present officers as a whollysubsidiary of Gorham, and Harold S.
Burns,
President, will
also assume general
management of Gorham's Electronics Division.
This merger is the
fourth corporate
acquisition made by Gorham hi
the past 12
months.—-V. 191, p. 901.
owned
a
continuation of the upward trend"
Cheatham, Chairman of the Board, says.
"Under
average
conditions that prevailed during 195.9, it is
estimated that net
will be up 25%
to
30%
in
1960
over
1959
and
improvement
through
basis,
has
with
^
outlook
R.
economic
1958.
compared with
against $6.35
in
in
SEC
denying the petition of a Gold Crown
rehearing upon the Commission's January,
permanently suspending a Regulation A exemption from
Securities Act registration with
respect to a public offering of stock by
Gold Crown Mining.—V,
191, p. 385.
1960,
ers
1959
compared
The
Mining Corp. stockholder
1258.
Sales of Georgia-Pacific, one of the
leading inte¬
of forest products, were $191,996,520 as
compared with
$152,443,498 in the previous year.
Cash flow (net cash generated from
profits, depletion, and depreciation) came to
$37,360,004 for
grated produc
Owen
100,000 shs.
300,000 shs.
Inc.——
dividends.
$10,000
Artlcies of Incorporation
Co.,
outstanding
FINANCING
Outstanding
stock
ge
&
conversion
of
2,000
.
Ine.J
Noyes
3,000
Inc.
Rodman
of
Engineers,
SLS into 300,000 shares of
stituted il annnSf' theretofore outstanding
class B
amounted
per
3,000
—
—
4,000
Gardner
7,000
(Inc.)
Co.—„
,
Co.,
Richards
Dean
£ 1.000,000 shares of common stock, $1 par value and
pan^$lorra^v3lfmeSih' 1°^ P&r ValUe" The 100 shares of the com"
entile
&
Co.—
Alfred D. Sharp & Co—
Shearson, Hammill & Co—
10,000
—
Hopwood
&
Co.
Miller
Hentz
J.
F.
Cali¬
Inc.
stock
tl,000,000 shs.
2,000
J.
7,000
Authorlzed
Genge
H.
Hill
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
J.
3,000
Jackson
&
1 090
Harper & Sen
Co..
2,000
1957.
FRESENT
Co.
Co._^
initial
all
2,000
&
Hemphill,
i_
$1Oi000
Gordon
1961
"
1?
stock,
Webber,
P.
&
&
13,000
-
Marshall—
Hayden,
...3,000
4,000
Jaffray
Reynolds
Wm.
Co
2,000
Corp.
Stieglitz——_—
2,000
Cook
——
Co
duPont
Hanraban
&
Lynch
13 000
Co
&
3,000
&
Curtis
Piper,
I.
Halle &
13,000
Co
Northwest
Paine,
1,000
—_
Inc
Co
Southwest
Alex.
company was conducted through
EFFECT
Co
Pierce,
Smith
•
Fridley
&
Frederking—. 2,000
Goldman, Sachs & Co.13,000
Gcodbody & Co._
c_'—
7,000
4,000
—
"
;
•
Securities
California
Brush, Slocumb & Co., Inc.
—V.
191, p. 701.
M.
GIVING
<Sz
Ohio
Pacific
other
of
Engineers,
Genge in April,
KUchPsubsidiary 6ntire business of the
CAPITALIZATION
$9
furnishing
manuals
Associated
&
Lynch,
40%. sales
the
subsidiary
All
by Gordon M.
1957, Gordon
Miller
2,000
Company,
Co
&
&
&
Foster
2,000
_
Co.—,
&
Clark
1,000
to
Genge & Co., Inc., a California corporawas'&S a wholly owned subsidiary of the company, and
was
merged into the company in
November, 1959. During the interven-
were
Fahey,
%
Co.
3,000
Dillon, Union
Elworthy
Equitable
of
concerns
located
principally
in
addition, it has" been engaged
recently in devel¬
and has been
marketing one such product for
Massachusetts, as a wholly owned
Inc., a Massachusetts corporation.
company
for
newly devel¬
month.
one
company
used
net
in
for
In
products
approximately
be
the
of
company.
and
publications
certain
of
company
services
Southern California.
The
balance
$69,000
funds
BUSINESS—The
engineering
tooling for the manufacture
The
approximately
fornia
&
&
&
Newhard,
The
will
company
common
of
Engineers,
the
products.
oping
*
—
Bingham,
estimated
from
intention
loans
mately
the
was
of
$256,000
company's
at
purposes.
holder's
stock
common
each
Co.__
-
4,000
3,000
;
into
demption,prices !£n;jiog,.from J03'P
tion
prices''declining from 106V2%
Dickson
3,000
verted
3,GOO
Securities
3,000
Inc.
Mitchum, Jones
Templeton
Moore, Leonard
A.
FROCEEDS—-After deduction
leceive
Pa lent
stock
(par $1) at $3
oversubscribed and the
common
offering
closed.
offered.
priced
produc.s; purchase of additional-inventories;
machinery in the West Coast
plant; and
r/ill be added to working capital and
2,000
&
Lkaggs & Co.———
S.
Eastman
Co._-_
&
Milwaukee
The
fered
is
proceeds
Inc.———
Inc.
McCcurtney-Breckenridge
Mead,
Southwest—Earnings—
revenues
operating income
after charges.—
—
the
Co.——-—
&
Davis,
R.
&
Masten
Merrill
Net
per
7,000
Jones
Brothers
Fenner
1960
expenses
Offered
financing will be used by the
improvement of recently acquired plant
and
of new
installing
and
from
proceeds
redeemable
-
Landstreet &
2,000
Lemon
D.
McCormick
above.
January—
income
stock
common
2,000
Crowell, AVeedon
Lane, Space
,
Month
—V.
Co.——
Shares
Sherrerd—
Kirkpaorick,
2,000
—
The
Net
&
Johnston,
Corp.
Johnston,
V
Co.™—_
Lester, Ryons & Co
Irving Lundborg & Co
Manley, Bennett & Co.—
registration
a
Clark,
&
Courts
dhe
General Lumber Corp.—To Purchase Mill—
Other
2,0 J J
10.0CD
and
Hutton
McDonald
See
Inc.—-j—
Mascn-Hagan.
filed
Butcher
Weeks——
present
to
190, p. 1734.
company,
&
Edward
March 16
covering' 1,200.000 shares of its common
being stock which may be purchased pursuant to the General
Electric Savings and
Security Program for eligible employees.—V. 190,
1295.
Debentures
—
I960,
FROUEEDS—Net
three7
Underwriter—
3,000
this
stock,
p.
Inc.
15,
•;;No. of
Shares
!
Co..
&
with
connection
Co.—Files Employee Plan—
N.
60,
share.
used
Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
The
Wire
periods
3,063,561
$2.71
issued
Hogle
Homblower &
170,375,213
—
;
A.
Hooker
$
Net
Common
to
35,000 shares of common stock of th's corpora¬
in $500 principal amount, the debentures,
priced at 1C0% and accrued interest from March %
REDEMPTION—At
Cable
total
.
No. of
General
Georgia-Pacific
larger ware¬
and
are
701.
p.
that
new
coast-to-coast
tion/Offered
per
pany
the
190, p. 2449.
■
$8,020,000,
share, compared with $238,636,000 and $5,933,009
or $1.95
per share in the 1958 fiscal year.
Sales and net income for
the quarter ending Jan.
.31, 1960 were approximately $74,350,000 and
$2,078,000 as compared with sales and net income fcr the
quarter ended
Jan. 31, 1959 of $68,411,000 and
$2,034,000, respectively.
The com¬
to
report,, shows
and built 5
1959
1970 and
$100
par.
SALES AND EARNINGS—The
report of Genesco Inc. and consolidated
subsidiaries for the fiscal year ended Oct.
21, 1959 shows net sales
of 272,717,000 and
earnings applicable to common stock of
equal
in
locations,- bringing
Stanley Heller & Co. offered on March 17 $509,000 of
61/2 % convertible subordinated debentures due Maroh 15,
1959
of
annual
the
warehouses
existing
G!aE3-Tite
Inc.,
.
stock
common
preferred
stock
common
Kent,
.
as
additional
shares
129,959
3,608,734
—V.
and Co., are The Formfii Co.
foundation garments and
L.
sales
in
been
lignin.
distribution,
15
growth and yield from the timberdeveloped for wood waste which was
improve
Even hydrocarbons from bark and wood waste for the
chemicals have progressed to the point of the con¬
major pilot plant to produce a vaiiety of products fronvt
a
and
to
houses
addition
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
as
As
of men's, women's
through both wholesale and.
Hoving Corp., which operates
and
clothing.
and
sub¬
to
nave
uses
of
of
cellulose
shoes
Grief & Bro., English American
Tailoring Co.,
manufacturers and distributors of men's
stated
struction
manufacturing
of
women's specialty stores and also
Tiffany
which
manufactures
and
sells
women's
$30,708,000
Various
manufacture
1925 as the Jarman Shoe Co., the namechanged, to General Shoe Corp. and to Genesco, Inc. in 1959.
later
(3»
and
demand,
formerly burned.
BUSINESS—Incorporated in
was
harvested,
tree
lands
of
their shares.
for
each
of
paper
at
substantially expanded.
The three-fold objective of
research is described as il> to make maximum use
(2) to develop new products in sus:ained con¬
were
Georgia-Pacific
corporate
sumer
L
constructed
personnel
of
expanded
the
by
"
being
are
class
Booth-Kelly
the
being
is
1
stock
and
exchange
by
acquisition
200.
p.
timber, with resulting wood chips being proc¬
mill. A new major chemical pilot plant
Portland, Ore.
A new hardwood lumber
band mill is being
milt at Plymouth, North Carolina.
Preliminary
engn',eoring is a-lsc under way for a new paper mill at Samoa, Calif.,
to
utilize wood chips from Georgia-Pacific's operations in that area.
In
1959.
the
Georgia-Pacific report shows, research facilities and
Co., V
&
general
lor
:•
common
common
subsidiary, in
will
and
company
'v.'-.'".
87,186'
present
a
the
connection
affiliated
an
•'
,
additional
to
Report
of
essed
an
'
CAPITALIZATION
Common
states.
An additional plywood plant at Samoa, Calif.,
jjeKan operating about the first cf the year.
The corporation's Toledo,
ore
papQr
and container'joard mill will be doubled in capacity by
A
iiivvnnri
mid-si-rnmer.
A new plv vood nlant. at SM'ingfield. Ore., will pnlm-™
plant at Springfield,. Ore., will enlarge
Co,'———_i-—*-i—————10,000
&
and modernization by Georgia-Pacific is continuing
in 1960 with capital expenditures of $18,000,000, the
forward
move
Annual
,
...
raw
chemicals, resulting in
and
—
PROCEEDS—The
to
the
Do,
equipment;
of
used
be
Can
installation
testing
cancellation
will
to
manufacturing;
and
Ncr man
der
Binder
—10,000
——
_
These new facilities have substantially im.
materials such as paper and pulp, piy.
sharply increased profit
5,years;
from
expansion
Plant
to
Co
10,000
C. Roberts Co.i——10,000!
&
_o__
past
recovery
specialties
1U
Sens,
15,000
Pledger
the
uroved
701.
Hoving Corp.,
applied
including
10,COD
—
stockholders, Mr. Cheatham and President Robert '
Georgia-Pacific prcgiess cluiiug' the 50 s with par¬
the decade, From 1955 to 1959,
to
the
during
underwriting group which offered to quick
oversubscription on March 17, 500,000 shares of Genesco
Inc. common stock priced at
$33.50 per share.
Genesco
share.
per
Co.
K. Osborne &
Inc.
MacLaughlin
191, p.
inc. headed
General Feam
at
V.
10,003
Hogan, Inc
Genesco
.
at
t
The proceeds are to be used fcr construction of additional
vehicles,
demonstration and automation test center, and
working capital.
SI)
A
whereby the
and
,Ar Shares
25,000
Co.__
,
it
profits have grown gradually from $6,200 000 per year to $14,100,T
an
increase of 127'*—-and equally significant, cash flow has in¬
from
$11,800,000 in L 55 to $37,300,000 in 1959, up 216';).
total of $60,000,000 has been invested in new plants aid equipment
use
the
per
Grumet
G.
&
Securities
Files
—
Exchange Ccmmis.ion—
March
on
Cincinnati,
Inc.,
-
SEC
S3
Aeromation,
Securities
Investors-™--
Lloyd Arnold
Leo
General
With
wherein
company
Shares
308,227
1,146,184
-
—
as
creased
wood
——211,000
outstanding..-—
allowable
COD
has agreed to sell and the underwriters have severally agreed
purchase the number of shares of common stock set forth below:
to
annual
net
'
company
carry-back
———
shares
an
$7,034,100
29,762
519,227
\
our
emphasis on the second half of
ticular
underwriters named- below, acting severally
representative, California Investors, have entered into
their
increase
will continue to grow in the future
resource
review
Pamolin
P
UNDERWRITERS—The
tnrough
1959
$4,658,307
-
credits——
tax
Net-
Common,
-
great natural
hRln1 tlicll* letter
this, sub¬
raise
could
proportionately
"and our over-all timber costs will remain at
the current market'value.
Regardless of inflation.
says,
fraction .of
a
this
(
Industries, Inc.
3 Months L'.ided March 31—
Met
bid
under
stantially."
Gar
Wv
earnings to approximate 45 cents per share
year
contracts
report
the
cut"
continuing
and
will
additions
"These
in the engineering and technical publication divi¬
strong volume through .the first quarter ot
earnings for the balance of the year are expected to
surpass
those experienced the first six months: An- active recruiting
campaign is adding specialized technical personnel- to Genge's scaff,
bringing total employment to approximately 250. .-Management, "con¬
With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
additional
throughout
improved
the
utilization
■
of
plants and additional output
60's
our
as
result
a
timber
that will
owns
one
of the largest and finest
States, the report shows. These reserves
be
of
our
harvest
and
coming in,"
timber
are
Granite
This
sales
reserves
scientifically
managed to produce a perpetual yield of logs and wood
fiber for diver¬
sified operations and
to
insure, over successive years, the
growing
of a volume of timber at
least equal to the volume harvested.
A high¬
light of 1959, according to the report, was the addition
of more than
3 billion board feet of
prime timber through acquisition of the
BoothKelly Lumber Co. in Oregon ar.d other purchases.
«ui
will
City Steel Co.—Record Sales & Net—
company's
and
earnings
C-01"pany' an,fl
raise
annual
annual
in
report
159,
on
predicted
Feb.
25,
1960
listed
would
record
be
a
production,
good
year
tor
gave more details on an expansion program that
steelmalcing capacity to 1,740,000 tons by 1.962.^
"nipfny operated during
of the
Chairman
Board
and
the steel strike. Nicholas P-.,Vetd01':
President, said that 1959 "would have
sSp^0'°d,year [or this company even without the heavy prelurler 12
tbe first half and the shutdown of most of the
Sf be!ore the strike
lull ipS tfrs ,m,the second. Third quarter order books were almost
i
began."
Volume
191
Number
5935
.
The Commercial
,
.
and
Financial Chronicle
(1219)
The
in
1958;
fabricators
in
produced
company
tlian
1958;
1,307,970
•
tons
had
and
sales
net
steel
of
shipped 1,126,328 tons of
the
Midwest, South and
in
flat
last
steel
of
before.
year
18%,
year,
rolled
Feb.
more
products
to
led
:
to
and
$7.05
the
oil
v'V
of.
This
common.
share
per:
in
number
same
1956,.
the
of-shares
The.*company earned- 9,8%
Mr.
at
Veeder
rate
a
.•and
reviewed
three
times
;
.
years
191,
Oper.
during
the
End. Feb. 29—. "•%
T._J
-
Sales
1960—Month—19599
$31778,512'
e
The
$2,920,297
"Chronicle" regrets the
reerets the
rate name-in
March
our
14
issue.—V. 191, p.
,i_,£per.
.old
to
Coleen
Oil
Co.
for
$7o0,000
$6,817,649
"
1950's
$1,588,644
The
the
by
30,192
59,435
Co.
is
$1,458,251
income
^Loss.—V.
'.•*<■•'>
77,783
Com. "stock
ISO,
.
77,783
$1,380,468
The
March
14,
the
.
has
the
Commission.
pursuant
is
to
pending
the
of
Exchange
hearing,
which
Commission's
1960,
reorganization
and
delist
to
had
the
X
the
of
Com- ,-
postponed pending further
deiistment
proceedings.—V.
Jacobs
Co.
scheduled
been
been
and
Jacobs'
Chapter
before
for
developments
190,
,
in
2712.
p.
Jersey Central Power Si Light Co.—Financing Cleared
By Securities and Exchange Commission—
*
The
SEC
issued an
order
under
the
Holding Company
Act
authorizing this Denville,
N. J. subsidiary of General Public Utilities
Corp., to issue and sell during 1960 to its parent 750,000 additional
of
shares
$800,000
933,400
$1,055,440 $13,474,229
application
the accuracy and adequacy
financial and other reports
in
Exchange
„
has
,
s.ock
common
to
reimburse
at
its
$10
share.
per
treasury
in
The
for
part
subsidiary
wm
construction
$9,897,782
prior to 1960 and the balance to prepay a portion
500,000 of outstanding bank notes.—V. 191, p. 702.
-
use
.
expends
tares'
of
$12,-
2141.7
p.
Jessop
tv;:.'.'-:.
Inc.-^-Registers Bonds, y
Insured Mortgages of America,
•
933,400
to
as
contained
the
undergroing reorganization
Act. In addition, there
an
stock.
$1,133,223 $14,407,629 $10,831,182
Preferred stock, dividend*
now
mission
$1,391,471 $16,791,387 $14,189,671
258,248
2,383,758
3,358,489,
W
questions
with
Bankruptcy
">51,129
148,032
.>2--
vh/.-s,,i. : ■■
involve
disclosures
Jacobs
the
j
$1,361,279 $16,731,952 $14,240,800
JU.AL '-$1,606,283
Income "deductions
t
1111.
proceedings
of, informational,
—
17,639
•
coroocorpo
plus two
production payments-aggregating $525,006, it %as
of
1960—12 Months—1959
—
ng in?ome,tt/i
Balance for
$32,106,585
cash
1980
$6,431,738 $74,621,931 $68,106,562
5,120,459
57,883,979
53,860,762
5,229,005
*
mcome 1 (netl-UUi
Frank
record
This corporation, located at 575
Colman Building, Seattle, filed a "
registration 'statement with the- SEC.» on
March
14,
I960,'y covering
CI,000,000 'of "5l/2% collateral trust bonds, to be Offered for
public sale
(Without ,underwriting.) ath 100%; of
principal amount? •
•>'.>'.•
;The company was organized. under
Washington law in January, 1960,
.Great Lakes Oil & Chemical Co.—Sells Properties—
were
.'
.
Gross: income
-
Steel
B.
Green
Co.
Rackley,
sales
and
(&
Subs.)—Earnings—
President- of
profits in
1959
this
for
company,
>.'
March
on
1
•
reported
Jessop and its principal subsidiary,
River Steel Corp.
•
.
fNet sales for Jessop and its consolidated subsidiaries
-
9,.This Los Angeles-based petroleum, and chemical company on March 8
advised its'shareholders that all of its California cil
producing proper¬
ties,
1,
filed
'requirements
$30,645,907
Feb.
1960—Month—1959
.
missnellina of the
misspelling of the
due
.•
.1960-7 Mos.—1959
.
...
'
/
,
r k:'«
"■'-Mi
-
$15,000,000 principal amount of
bonds
Michigan Electric Co.—Earnings—
revenues—electric
"
Net
'
of
trust
1112.
p.
Wei>. rev:-deductions
.
based 7
year,
&
.
"
-
*.
1958,
issue
an
collateral
191,
Period End.-Jan' 31— '
.
Grayson-Robinson Stores Inc.—Sales Up—
k Period
Indiana
•
and described earnings^
direct and anticipated'
"the
701.,
p.
in
-> ••_ *\
7.5%7iiv 1958.
expansion
as,
share
previous
>
versus..
industry average,
margins in recent
that expansion."-—-V.
of
sales
company's
steel
profit
results
company's best
outstanding. '
on>1959
the
the
$4.36 "per
with
compares
providing for
6Vu'/c
Co.
*
1959' net
.
share
per
1960,
corporation —V.
v
,
1 ; *.
earnings of $16,142,311 as compared to 1958's •
$9,373,580. With" 2,137,461
shares of common
stock
outstanding; at /
year-end,
prior
to
the
two-l'or-one
stock ' split
that 'was
effective
Jan.- 22, .1960, Granite City Steel's 1959 earnings'were'
equal to $7:53
This
1,
twenty-year
Southwest, 28%
more
tlian
$164,371,219, or 31%. more ;■ than the
7
•
limited
as
...
were
$33,350,926
compared with $17,871,695 in 1958. Net income was $1,870,351,
equal
$2.90 per share based on 643,803 shares
outstanding, compared with
to
•
:
$622,461, equal to $1.04 per outstanding share in 1958.
wider .market for.mortgages insured
future .oil
by- FHA and.to enable
.Net sales for Green River Steel, a
wholly-owned unconsolidated subindividual and; other investors to participate in the ownership 'thereof. C
sidiary'at Owensboro, Ky„ were $15,708,199 as compared with $6,635,224
5f®'' .r'JL® et'Pre,^
fj6!! i
jv
<«
a-'
,
4
f
has, issued 1,000 Ahares of stock for cash at $100. per share to spoil- •
in 1958v Netitncome was
h
$1,350,432 as compared with a loss of $931,157'
Hale disclosed,
are g8ing
"
sors ancl Others. .It proposes to use the net proceeds of the bond sale '-.
...in 1958.
y9,
.
x-aAe,,aTT 0
,efJ:orts °" tbe fast-moving and profitable chemical
repay suc;h temporary bank loans as
field.
may be received
to purchase i'
He added that shareholders would be asked to
change the-firm s
'Jessop acquired two additional subsidiaries in 1959, Steel Warehous¬
insured mortgage loan's which have been or will
be pledged and delivname to
"Great Lakes Chemical Corp.'
at the company s annual meeting Corp., in Chicago, and Chase Steel & Supply Co., In Los Angeles.-1
ered to the - trustee to secure the
bonds, and also to purchase, additional )
These facilities now operate as the
spying to be held April; 29,. 1960.-^".; 191, p.:111a-y
9 :.';;i9 .'9:,',7i ^9.1nsured^fflertgage:loans which will also be
Jessop Steel service centers division
pledged to the trustees Some
with headquarters in
Chlbago.^—V. 191, p. 506.
,,
'•?
9
•
- 9
.i
*;<•',>
$970,000 of;the.proceeds.will be used to repay temporary bank loans and
■y ; Great Northern Ry.—Appointments-—
y;.;; \. y:'.yy ,to purchase mortgage collateral for deposit with the trustee.
The balJewel Tea Co. Inc.
Sales Up—
The First. National. City Bank of New Y,ork has been appointed 9r ance-.of.the proceeds.')will- be. used for other corporate purposes.. '
.
tQ PiQVide
a
announced,^..
,
tfkmg;rfhls s/.eP' '^r*
.
....
,
.
.
'
.
_T
_
.
■-
.,
„
.
trustee, ypaying
agent
and
registrar
^ Railwaysecond 9 equipment
.certificates
due
trust
for
issue -of
an
Northern
Great
-of
-1960,9: 4%% " equipment-'
March 1 and Sept.- 1,, beginning' ; v.(40/y;);
including- March-. !,■. 1975— V.* 191,-pr-1111.
• V;.,..,
semi, annually
Sept.; 1,41960-,tov^ and
trust';.iv».^'%-^J-Vice-Pjesident and Treasurer.
on
^i
,U; -Haloid XeroXjuInc,—-Registers 'With SEC—
■
This- company
tioh
of .6 Haloid
statement wiih the SEC
of.'common-' -stock.
The
March 11,
on
/,, - y
Each
.
,
registra-9
a
this, s.ock
!-
;
■
SEC
sub-
for
coveririg'300,000
.shares
filed
2
of
letter
of
stock
a
191,
-
;
1112.
p.
to
common
notification
be
offered
with
($1
000
'
equipment' and
&
working' capital.—
9
Jan.
on
shares
stock
of
55
cents
subscribed.—V.
4_.
...
-t
r
~ Kroger
;
Secondary Offering — Dean *
Corp., and Foster
secondary offering of 200,- ;
Kaiser Industries common,
—
made
a
,of
share, with
per
dealer's
a
This offering
per-share.'
was
con¬
over¬
191, pp, 1006 and 1113.
-Common Stock Offered
*
18
($2,950,000)
(par $4) at $14.75
cession
ucts
Corp.
Co.j The" First'Boston
Marshall
the
par
at
Kaiser Industries
Witter
underwriting.
'
"
March
on
per-share)*,-withput
"
The
1960—8 Wks.—1959 '
$35,374,764 $34,411,018 $71,347,604 $69,790,265
—V.
-.9'
The! corporation
,
I960—4 W'.;s.—1959
.
Sales
•
International- Aspirin Corp., Denver, Cole—Files With
and.-Exchange Commission— ■ • ;;«:
-
1960, covering 333,213 shares
proposes-to offef
company
oy..the Outstanding stock.
Period Ended Feb. 27—
as
Securities-
w/.
filed,
Rochester,; ^/ Y.,
Street,
y y
.President and
owns 400 shares
>y
The, ,prospectus. hst^E;.W. Lutz of Longview,; Wash.,
-
Co.—Sales
■
Lower—
■
;
*
use.
; Period Ended Feb. 27—"
•137
,
Sales
ystock.
A portion of the net proceeds of -the sale of additional stock
will be used to retire scntp $4,000,000 of bank note in esi i lcurred
to
replenish
working
capital
which
had
been- reduced
"'
expenditures
DDnopt,T,o
u
sentybew financing by the company and 60,000 shares
t^e uupeount, .ofya selling ^stockholders; Leon Lidow.r
shares repre-y
being
are
sold
President.
V.
189,
aud
1347.
p.
t
/rw,,
BDBINE3S..— Corporation
.....
,
.
T¥
pa..
.
..
.
was
incorporated
engaged- primarily; in
or.£semi-conductor
diodes,
made
in
California
pilGvO-elec trie cells and
controlled
number of civilian
a
manufacturers-of' communication
in
1947.
equipment
end
rectifiers.
$5
These
;
including
battery charging
of
22)
9;
new
a
cprial
Hnfprl
nntp<?
Maroh
1
10fift
artrl
matnrinsx
March
will
1965. yThere
issue...
•
-
.
will
3/4%
a
„9.9-:
PURPOSE'1 :OF
\
be
.
ISSUE—To
dealer
S
concession
•
in
pay,
part/the
the
on
V-'
-
■■
$5,131,622
located
■-■*'
"
&
structing and equipping two
some
new 8- and 9-story Wings and modernizing %
Upon completion late in 1960, Hamot Hospital
capacity of 500 beds and 60 bassinets. ;
'
'
:/''r
valuation
of
buildings and equipment,, upon completion of
Co,,Tnc;,yi's aeting
to
shares
a
the
from
construction
new
Hospital's
•
•.
A
,
Only
will
only -funded
be
$10,297,594:
issue
The
indebtedness.
of
notes
stockholder:
.
1957 Building Fund Campaign produced pledges
totaling $3,002,729.
$480,632
remains
unpaid.
Federal Hill-Burton Grants totaled
$194,300.
Ford.
The
Foundation
granted
$171,500.
Name.
Blyth &
•••9"
Hermetite
:
Corp.—Common
Stock
Offered—M.
Carl
L.
Co., Inc._
Loeb, Rhoades
&
Co., Inc., Milton D. Blauner & Co., Inc., and Kessel& Co., Inc., offered on March 17
125,0,00 shares of
Hermetite Corp. common stock
(without par value) at
the
•
.
day.
same
i; -!
BUSINESS—Hermetite
is
1952,
6,
hermetic
and
engaged
seals
plant
selling at
was
for
in
the
oL- the
electronics
company
Massachusetts
sale
of:
and
set
up
in
.
,.y '
;
new
a
••"i^-.yy.'.
:■>;
702
Beacon
St.,
payment) of
-
Boston,
The
plant;
$225,000
estimated
expenses
for
offices
purchase <of
-y
>v;"
(
■
•3
fleet
car
to
ernization
of
I960
cbtaip
sale
;
;
As
a
approximately 200 vehicles by the end of this.year^
Mqd-^
representation
also
are
at
planned,
Kingston's
he
new
>•'
added.
result
a
Homo-O-Nize Co.,
SEC
company
covering
$30
at
per
y The
monies
on
li,666
share,
borrowed
shares
without
proceeds
are
and
to
&• filed
-
of
of
common
stock
notification
$10)'
(par
underwriting.
be
working
Illinois Bell Telephone
Month
letter'..of
g
used
for
to
with
be
capital.—V.
188,
p.
;
the
offered
on--the
to!
1,764,259 -shares, of
retain
Co.—Earnings—
I960
;
.....*
.
,
1959
$43,922,015
expenses
25,293,934
24.234,019
Other
—y.
all
191,
p.
1112.
and
paying
schools,
these
relays,
industrial
laboratories
products,
Sons_L_
&
3,000
stock
,
the
six
months
profit $214,000.
$14,332,000
shares
ended
For
and. net
of
Dec.
the
,
31,
fiscal
1959
sales
ended
year
were
June
30,
profit $310,000.
effect
this
to
offering
stocK
common
of
$1
the
will
company
outstanding.—»
par
2450.
p.
3,000
for
1960
income
Mr.
Dows
-
of
& Net
Up—
sales
C.
sales
processing
gains
in
equipment
1959
in
were
standard
While sales
lower
were
outstanding installations
in
1959
of
than
product
materials
in
1958,
lines of
handling
number
a
made in widely diversified* industries.'
prepartion of coal, automated foundry
equipment,
conveying- equipment for
power
plants
and
docks* ana
installations for the automobile industry.—V. 189, p. 2352.
These
*
included
corporation
were
the
for
boro,
N.
The
and
at
$1
on
March
7
130,000
coveting
offered
>
plant
a
Litho-Web, Inc., Leaksville,vN. C.—Files With SEC—
The
SEC
higher
"The
net
and
the
by
and
gas,
outstanding.
Robert
chain, bearings and speed reducers.
1
to
expect
followed
and
1958.
Greatest
"We
>
company's
and
earnings
for
1959
were
higher
than
Becherer, Resident, pointed out that the company
started 1960 with a 15%
higher backlog than in 1959.
Sales in 1959 were $152,549,806 or 7.6%
higher than the $141,724,130
in 1958.
Earnings of $6,885,992 or $3.65 per share in 1959 compared
with $6,624,610 or $3.52 per share in 1958.
in
:■
control,"
and,
'
representing'
gross
net
1,025,000
190,
This
3,000
company
loans
electricity
users
governmental
&
Link-Belt Co.—Sales
3,000
Co.
Inc.--
states.
bank
and
customer
no
•
connectors,;
3,000
&
Iowa,
revenues-:as
cost
indicates
shares
of
filed
letter
a
of
notification
stock
(par
Clanton
&
common
through Smith,
50
Co.,
with
cents)
Inc.,
the '
be
to
Greens-;
C.
'
proceeds
for
share,
per
are
working
to
be
used
to
purchase
machinery
and
equipment
capital.
ability
reflects
L
the
points
&
M
Tile
Securities
of
The
SEC
generation.
continued
growth
per
in
our
company,
and
Products, Inc., Dallas, Texas—Files With,
Exchange Commission—
This company,
mortgage
of 206 East Second Street, Davenport, Iowa,
bonds,/.series
competitive bidding.
Net
proceeds
due
4,517,173
1960
$6,634,422
6,068,036
estimated
at
to
1990,
of
sale
loans
4,605,204
are
the SEC
be
on
Securities
the
incurred
bonds
to
will
finance
expenditures.
be
used
187
to
construction
Construction
$23,200,000.—V.
of
further
curities
drawal
New
Counsel
and
for
postponement
Exchange
of
York
the
Act
Jacobs
Stock
Exchange
the
of
of
Co.
Trustees
the
p.
Feb.
29
filed
a
proceeds
are
to
be
used
to
Locmis-Sayles,
Offering—
This
the
SEC
shares.
on
The
Common
investment
Boston
March
Fund
14,
was
letter
stock
retire
payable and for working capital.—V.
190,
bank
p.
Stock
company,
filed
of
to
notification
with
offered
par
be
at
indebtedness,
the
<tJ0
accou
ts'
1422.
Fund, Inc.—Files For
a
registration statement
with
I960, seeking registration of 1,000,000 conn ton
organized under Massachusetts law in February,
1960, by the investment counsel firm of Loomis, Sayles & Company. Inc.,will act as its manager and investment adviser.
It will ho'd a
of
stock
to
F.
L.
retire
cosos
in
ror
Co.,
whether
and
portfolio of common stocks, selected primarily for long.t
The prospectus lists Maurice T. Freeman as I
growth possibilities.
&
Nashville
icates Offered—Salomon
;
granted
on
a
re¬
of Detroit, for
under
the
Se¬
to
order
registration
with¬
on
cm
res.
for
Louisville
proceedings
listing
some
ana
expenditures
has
Jacobs
determine
from
diversified
2800.
Commission
hearing
1934
Exchange.
on
which
(F. L.) Jacobs Co.—Hearing Postponed—
The
Mar. 14
covering 15,000,000 of first"
offered
for
public sale at
-
~
the
of
$3,000,000 of bank
•
Electric Co.—Registers With SEC
registration statement with
a
corporation
covering 15,000 shares of common
share), without underwriting.
The
•
.
Iowa-Illinois Gas &
additional, construction
City Trust Co. has been appointed trustee, registrar
agent
under
a
collateral
trust
indenture
dated
as
of
lower
a
1960
6,193,000-
Imperial Investment Corp., Ltd.—AppointmentsNational
to
for
6,574,000
-
more than 7,500 industrial
such
as
transistors,
semi¬
Products
,
as
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
V.
Co.—Budget—
Dows
were
sales
have
Co
Marache
&- Co.
and
3,000
Co.
accompanied- by the ;pressures of higher labor costs, taxes and other
items.-' In'spite of increased costs of doing business, we are confident
that ^-the company will continue its growth and progress."—-V.
190,
p. 1524.
:
:
...
quest
First
contributed
forecast
6,561,516
operating income_____:
after charges_____i______
of
.
Camera
1959
3,000
Mr.
expense
,
and
...
$7,448,877
Net
Net
of
2%
such
customers.'--of
$8,315,000
2,000
of
.third
D
$41,578,614
Operating
taxes__3_____,^_____3^_____l-:__
operating taxes
&
Leonard & Lynch
Newhard, Cook & Co
common
increased
.
vvi
•'•<
revenues
income
of/the
program
customers..
•EARNINGS—For
"
Operating
Federal
>
out.
"Planned -Joadings ■ of the most efficient generating units, economies
offered., through the Iowa5.Power Pool,
and lower
contract price of
filed
January—
1-3%.
'tight 'belt'
of
repayment
2352. »v
Simmons__
Sullivan
&
Cedar ,Rapids,
sales
or
components,,
operations
and;i.ts subsidiaries sell-to
3,000
McKelvy & C'o.
program,"
of
sales, are Avco Corp., Bendix Aviation Corp., *
Instrument Corp., General Electric Co., I. B. M.,
International Telephone &
Telegraph Corp., Thiokol Chemical Corp.,
and United Aircraft.
:.
'■••»'
Fail'child
rates,*» the company's revenues for 1959 rose 11.8% to $41,773,370: from $37,^374,-123
in
1958.
Net
income - increased
13.6%
to
$4,836,611) from $4,255,981. or to $2.40 from $2.07 each; respectively,
coal
1
^ construction,
&
.
increased
of
fidelity
high fidelity components, the. company en¬
packages*electronic equipment in kit, form. Main
in Jamaica,
New
York City;
customers
Some
than
more
5,000
'Moore,
5,000
'
Muscatine, Iowa—Files With SEC—
March
Inc
Kraus
&
Edwards
G.
through temporary
'
Cv-. -'
•-
high
expansion
are
institutional
agencies.
forth
gaa-
"Our
The
construction
bonds.'.';;. ;>•
and
for
;
second
capital.
and
plant
stitutional
60,000
3,000
Loewi
.
plans'bf ;.the
-this.-^money
of
retail
existing facilities and
Airport terminal building
Palisadoes
firm
a
set
the, company's- history, bringing its total investment
utility plant"-to more -than-' $125 million.
'Approximately $10,000,000 of new money will be required to finance
in
the
^ ■'•■''V
$300,000."
Included in the purchase is
Co.,
Ellis
Granbery,
5,000
;
sale
.:'
the
..test
instruments,: rectifiers,
meters,'
transformers and special purpose tubes are sold to
high-est^ years* in
,
fleet of 160 late-model foreign cars and'
three locations in Kingston,- Ocho Rios and
Montego. Bay,^. y;y%:y;■3:.y-.
Robert A. Smalley, Vice-President: and General
Manager of Hertz
International, said,the acquisition, "provides us with a
key location in
another of the world's most popular resort
areas,'';. ;".'y,y>
Smalley said Hertz.' international plans-to'increase .the Jamaica rent
a
Co:AiA* ;
parts
the
i$
conductors,
estimated Expenditures of $16,228,500, Sutherland
Dows, Chairman
and President, -says "in his annual report to stockholders.
Gross
additions'were; in excess, of $9,400,000- in 1959, he
noted,; one of the*
■
f
and
involve
equip-
corporation on March 7 announced it has purchased
through a ;
subsidiary ; the operation of its rent a car licensee in Jamaica for "more
,,
fe
Hammill & Co.
191,-. p. 797.
;y";.
from
it
parts, and
designs
and
••-7The company
5,000.':
Burge
Courts
A,
„
5,000
Go.i_'i-IrJ-"5,-000
'Construction,
.
: '
This
than
&
Co.
Iowa Electric Light & Power
at;
used
be
numbers
electronic
Office
Blyth
Inc.-
7,500
5,900
&
proceeds
believes
company
was
incorporated in 1931 succeeding to
orginally established in 1921. In addition to Its distribution
business
of
*
Mass.% : ;
Hertz American Express International, Ltd.—Acquisi-
tionT^^y';
Co.___I.__:
duPont
Ft, Hutton
.
—V.
and the balance of. approximately- $207,500 will be added to
working capital of the company,—V. -» 191, p.>201./v';.-X-;
the
&
Co-._;_i
I.
&
Bosworth,
7,500-
Shearson;
June
on
ment, etc.;
:
&
Goodbody
E.
glass-to-metal
and electrical Industries.
at
are
in
and
yy$3Q,00Q,^will .:be approximately $532,500, of which $100,000 will
move
7,500
Witter
Francis
Ball,
Blunt
Go._ii_i
electronic
of
augment working
gineers,
No. of Shs.
Walston
'
the- manufacture
i PROCEEDS—Net\ proceeds-.; after
to
Dean
7v*«r.J"=?"*
Corp.,- incorporated
whom
Shields & Co
26,600
&
Cunis
Bache
premium1- later
a
for
Name
Jackson
Schwabacher -&
man
The stock
Webber,
the
use
which
company,
distributor
.
No. of Shs.
M.
Paine,
Lee
&
$5 per share.
d
manu-
-
7,500
;
below,
representative, have severally made
60,000 shares from the company and
as
V
-
.
and
below; it being noted that in all cases one-half of the shares are to be
purchasd from the company and one-half from Leon
Lidow, selling
is' the
V
'■
10%
selling stockholder in the respective
,
Total
underwriters, named
purchase
.
the
for
and'
commitment
existing facilities.
have
will
accounted
in-El
UNDERWRITERS—The
con-7
cost of
Stock
BUSINESS—The
for 17%,.
administrative headquarters of 9 the company
are'
Segundo, Calif., near the.Los Angeles InfternationaJ. Air-p
port.
Principal manufacturing facilities of the company are in the
immediate- vicinity.' • -9":-' -. yy;.;. - ;y.
,.;9 - . f
y .
" -
.Executive
1
Common
—
' ■ ;'•■^;
closed.
"PROCEEDS—The
tq
offering publicly tomorrow (March • i sales, manufacturers of space vehicles,
is-ue Of $1,500,,000 "Of 5%% direct obligation 9 9 facturers of other military equipment
commence
®®^alb5SleS> aa^Vr ,iuarcn l, i-OU, ana maturing lViarcn 1,
ti
Corp.
17 by D. A. Lomasney & Co., priced at .
This offering was oversubscribed and the»>
share.
largest
March 22
pects to.,
Electronics
March
on
per
books
>
industries
------
$143,644,370 $281,642,685 $285,830,8425
^
.
Radio
•
the
development,1- manufacture'.
including rectifiers, diodes, solar
devices
pixductsare'sold primarily to
'
•
r
sale
»cells,< Zcner
•
,
u',.c" S'1''* ^ "A** ''-'
-9
Ilamot Hospital A6SOCiatlO.il ail he City Of Erie,.
*
---■••■
—
- '
.
(The)
.The ummpanyvis
.
•
.
offering of 225,000 shares of the corpora-'
lion's common stock,-of which 15,000 shares have been
reserved for offering to certain
company employees, was
,
outslanding. stock, management officials- -as > gioup own
139,181 shares or
about.4.2.^ of the outstanding stock. -The piospectus
hsts. John B
Har^n tt as-Board Chairman and Jo^epn C.
vYil.on.as
1113.
p.
1980—8 Wlca.—1959
Offered—An
for
-
191,
Lafayette
for tooling and > development -engineering
new Xerox; 914 Office Copier and for inventories of
equipment.'-proceeds from the ;sale- oL the 60,000 -shares of .common stock for
leasing. Tne l>aKnce.oi5 tnc proceeds will oe add d to tie comp.m/s:" y*ccmpartys account, • will be added to its general funds.
^.general funds- and. will; be -used primarily Tor, increased
-.inventories;.of."
'CAPITALIZATION— Upon- -completion of- the financing, the company
xerographic equipment-for- leasing, principally the new Copier. 9 9:*,y 'r' will have';:1,193,626
outstanding shares of common stock.
•
v
with the
$141,178,316
—V.
.
PROCEEDS-^Gf the 120,000. shares being offered, 60,000
•:
primarily -by *
in connection;5"
1960—4 Vv'xs.—1959
March
callable)
ing
9
offered
issue
& Hutzler
of
annually
group won
ApriL 1,
1961
to
Trust Cert.il-:
and
associates
$7,605,000 4V2%
equipment trust certificates,
1975,
(non-
series V, matur¬
inclusive.
The
award of the issue on its bid of 98.6807 for a
the
4V? %
an
RR— Equipment
Bros.
counon.
Commercial and
The
8
(1220)
to
the road an annual net
bid naming a price of 98.255
gave
competing
A
:
maturity.
sale
and
Issuance
of
'The
issue
mated
is
Securities
Bonds—
Maryland & Pennsylvania RR.—Tenders For
Trust Co., Baltimore, Md., will
unui noon
(EST) on March 29 I960 receive tenders for the sale to it
of 472/
(2%
fixed interest) series B bonds, due March 1, 1981, to an
amount
sufficient
to
exhaust the sum of $31,737,
at
prices not to
Deposit
Mercantile-Safe
The
exceed
100'%
plus
interest.—V.
accrued
190,
Electronic
Communications,
above.
Inc.
The
be
corporation
at
March
on
filed
9
The
proceeds
be
to
are
used
for
medical
for
reserve
This
and
loans
Corp.—Secondary Offering—A second¬
offering of 31,070 shares of common stock (par $1)
made on Jan. 18 by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
ary
was
75
Tenco,
either
filed a registration
1960,
covering $12,000,000
offered for public sale through
an
underwriting group headed by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith, Inc.
The interest rate, public offering price and underwriting
terms are to be supplied by amendment.
corporation of 25 West
the
statement
with
of
debentures,
20-year
The
SEC
retailing-manufacturing
will
debentures
other
general
The
Erb
C.
the
of
(16.7% )
conduct
proceeds
of
bank
loans,
for
expansion purposes, and for
proceeds of the bank loans
< /
V
1
-
for
The
Melville
Ward
the
integrated shoe
the sale of the
an
of
repayment
required
Boar<^:hairman
as
the company.
President of
as
shares
for
used
capital
lists
prospectus
15,
to be
corporate
purposes.
like purposes.
for
used
were
be
working
increased
March
1980,
its
subsidiaries
business.
Net
and
company
St., New York,
43rd
on
due
own
stock.—V.
common
Robert
465,424
903.
and
Management officials
outstanding
191,
these
sales
Retail
—V.
191, p.
903.
of
company
stock,
underwriting
an
The
6454
underwriters
of
Inc.,
Co.,
Cerf
Co.
Jr.
have
Organized
187,500
in
In
to
be
of
paid
at
shares
to
Floyd
three
10
cencs
are
shares
which
cents
48
also
11
Share
&
and
Plymouth
25,000
used
be
Cerf,
irom
sn .re
per
included
of
in
the
in
for
They
shares
each
$65,000
S.
57%
of
Bell
to
stock.
Other
line between Ford County, Kans., and Joliet,
24-inch line in Oklahoma and Kansas; and
at its Joliet metering
station
to expand the capacity
of Natural's system by 105,000,000 cubic feet per day.
The additional
gas would be sold to Northern Illinois Gas Co.
(52,530,000t; The Peo¬
ples Gas Light & Coke Co. <42,000,0001; and Nortnern Indiana Public
'
1959
:
15,497,418
3,041,267
3,001,765
J
T
2,104,897
1,903,267
$3,593,765
customers of both systems; (2i requests by
Co., Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Co., and
to! obtain supplies of gas from Natural; and
(3) an application by Missouri Utilities Co. seeking gas deliveries from
Peoples Gulf.—V. 191, p. 5C.7.
of
11%
department
,
revenues
15% 'above
or
"Cold
weather
previous
the
Montana
Public
royalties
for
1959
$8,500,000, compares with
Construction
—V.
190,
1959
in
expenses
funds
generated
1960
tentatively
Net
operating
after
—V.
income__
.____/
charges
191, p.
2,960,122
company
covering not
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line, Co.—Financing Cleared
The
has
SEC
issued
order
under
the
Holding Company Act
its parent, American
Gas
shares of common stock for
a
cash consideration of $6,000,000.
The company also was authorized
to issue notes to banks in 1960 in amounts not exceeding $35,000,000
in the aggregate.
The proceeds of the sale of stock and notes will
be applied toward the company's 1960 construction program, involving
authorizing
an
this
company to issue and
Co., an
additional
60,000
Natural
expenditures
sell
at $74,000,000.—V.
estimated
the
construction expenditures of $6,310,209.
will be financed through internally
bank loans, according to the report.
/'
V'-.Z
' vZ. / : <::i.■
1007.
p.
,
The proceeds
Microdot Inc.—Registers With SEC
with
statement
the
SEC
Pasadena, Calif.,
March
on
1960.
11,
filed
covering
—V.
offering will be headed by White, Weld & Co. The public
offering price and underwriting terms will be supplied by amendment.
;
The
company- is
sale
o.
the
sale of
the
stock
new
development,
connectors,
will
be
to
used
Net
retire
M.
le
ca
H.
selling stock holder is
Lewis,
the shares
and
55%
and
of
the
bank
in¬
loans
in the amount of $406,000;
the
to
trust
to
pay
created
by
the
will
the
of
late
sold constitute
be
company's
all of the holdings in
outstanding shares.
260,955
the
of
This
tion
South
with
statement
shares
of
Utilities, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
with-offices
company,
common
the
stock,
at
SEC
to
2
on
Broadway,
March
offered
be
N
10,
for
Y.,
filed
covering
650,000
sale at competitive
its
subsidiary,
amount
South
toward
will
promissory
ceeds
in
Arkansas
will
system
the
use
&
financing
$6,000,000
also
note
be
Power
due
held
in
in
operating
Light
struction
Co.„and
program
its
New
for
Orleans
the
year
Arkansas
proceeds
1961. »The
and
net
proceeds
stock
common
construction
the
of
January,
Conipanies
included
in
the
Arkansas Power, are Louisiana
&
of
Co.
the
of
additional
Light
the .company's
companies
in
will
apply
repay
remainder
of
of
this
Middle
program.
to
stock,
capital
group
Middle
Public
1960
South
&
Light
Service
is
$3,509,028
3,138,765
Of
in
full
the
a
pro¬
system
Co.,
Inc.
estimated
in
addition. to
Mississippi
i
The
to
Power
system
require
con¬
expen¬
23rd
Avenue,
on
March
Oakland,
headed
the
of
a
registra¬
offered for public sale through an underwriting
Shields & Company.
The public offering price and
to
which
$11,990,000
order
In
provide
to
Craft
shares,
of
In
155
NAFI
a
$6,000,000 from
borrowed
;
the
of
shares
Board
capital
Chairman
is
Sherrill
Nafco,
of NAFI
directors
and
Paul
stock.
and. John
Inc.,
The
NAFI
prospectus
G.. Bannister
which
now
holds
as
.
Common
of
a
bank.
Of
the
Shields,
are
has outstanding 1,029,-
lists Paul
President,
149,386
shares
v.
Shields
The
as
principal
(14 5%
).
Shields & Co., which controls Nafco, they,, together with
other partners of Shields & Co., have indirect interests in Nafco.
Part¬
ners
of Shields & Co.
own
37,500 shares (3.6%) of stock of NAFI,
whose officers and directors own 62,537 shares (6.1%.);—V. 191, p. 1008*.
National Cash Register
'
Net
income
Earnings
Sales
of
this
company
Co.—Earnings—
last-year
rose
23%
Stanley C. Allyn, NCR Board Chairman,
076,000,
1958 amounted to $15,512,000.
all products and services reached
■
to
a
reported
>
record
t.ie
sold
a
new
high
the
for
accounts
to
replenish the
$27,400
Utilities
of
the
and
cash
$35,000
outstanding
selling
position of the com¬
recently
shares
of
expended for
capi.al stock
Corp.
with
the
photocopy
process.
EFFECT TO
'
v
stock
cents).
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
*600,000 sis.
outstanding
426,60) sis.
61,600 shares res-rved for issuance under the company's
Stock
Option
Plan
for
designated
key
employees
and
qpaons,
With
10
(par
and
20,000
191,
p.
shares
reserved Tor
issuance
upon
exercise
508.
&
Inc" Wichita Fall?, Texas—Files
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Qp5-ben^,°3«rat^«
nffL,i
offered
I'll
$3
at
'
per
n0tl M'Qrch 7 filed a letter of notification with the
0 stl3res 'of common stock (par 10 cents) to be
share,
without
and^npfa+f^8 oil and fce used
a,re t0
opeiating
gas
and
underwriting.
for expenses-incidental to developing
properties
North Central
Co.—Registers With SEC—
reJistr&HonPeioty' of,335 Minnesota Street, St.
'S
me? ?'lth the SEC 0n Mavch 11'
n
Paul,
Minn., filed a
I960, covering
cih ^5 °ck' Jhe comPany proposes to offer 142,860 shaves
Se t! hp nir
per share. Additional shares (amount unspecified
Life insurn
l Aln ^/ha"Ke for outstanding shares of North Central
by amendment
' °f St" PaUl The rate of ^change Is to be supplied
for
H
March
for
the
8
re4mmenriiit0t»!he organization
prosi5ectlIS'
the
recommended
the dir^Ws of the Insurance'Company
of North Central
to acauire control of
fifth
Continued
k
while the
stock¬
company
certain
of
$19,-
on
in
of
used
of
the: issued
Two
of Nafco. Eugene H. Catron, H. V.
also directors of Nafco and, as generai
of
partners
be
of
warrants.—V.
pro¬
are-shareholders
V.
&
Lomasney
were
for
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
the
.
addition to certain indebtedness,
stock.
B
A.
(3,500
sold
were
extent
conjunction
v
the
sale of NAFI stock, $6,000,000 will be used to repay the
and the balance will be added to the company's gerteral funds.
the
class
Business Equipment
sale
other
Chris-Craft Corp. for $40,000,000, of
in cash and $28,010,000 by a 6% note.
portion of the cash purchase price of the Chris-
has
presses,
Winton.
has
company
'
Television
stock of
is to be paid
common
offered
32,600
Restricted
underwriting terms ere to be supplied by amendment.
NAFI
is
engaged in automotive and carpet, oil and gas, and
television and radio businesses.
It has arranged to purchase all
outstanding
&
1960, covering 200,000 shares
14,
extrusion
three
to
the
BUSINESS—Nord and its subsidiaries engage in the manufacture and
of photocopy machines and the distribution and sale of sensitized
photocopy paper and chemicals, and offer a line ol accessories used
registrar for' the class
Calif., filed
shares
acquisitioh
-
to be
by
the
of
Sold—Myron
PROCEEDS—To
1008.
p.
company's
Brunswick
New
indebtedness
holders.'
t>
treasury for further investments
for other corporate purposes.
Power
appointed
191,
Stock
_
of
stockholder
$7,500,000
527
tion statement with the SEC
registra¬
a
bidding.
■_ The
company proposes to invest
from
the
sale
of
its
common
stock
has* been
According
purposes.
closed.
Corp—Registers With SEC—
corporation,
bank loan
1960,
public
Co',
from
Photocopy
remaining
pany
Trust
corporate
Corp.—Com¬
Co., of New
Ycrk City, on March 9 commenced an offering of 36,400 shares of common stock (par 10 cents)/at $9 per
share.; The offering was oversubscribed and the books
in
This
ceeds
Middle
$4,075,289
__
corporation.—V.
the
of
one
certain
to
shares each
30,000
mon
1.972,536
Videotronics, Inc.—Registrar Appointed—
NAFI
aid
amount of
the estate
stock
supplement
being moved
Nord
903.
Manufacturers
A
general
3,201,858
3,492,758
1
income
charges
p.
MPO
proceeds from
promissory notes held by Trustees under the will of M. H. Lewis
$78,732, and (together with a portion of the proceeds
from a bank loan) for the purchase of machinery and
equipment cost¬
ing $200,000, for property additions and improvements, and for working
capital.
The
3,510,138
:
taxes
operating
191,
for
the company is expending $75,000 to purchase land
building at Winton, plus $60,000 for collateral equip¬
a
addition
own
Co.—Earnings
2,324,834
taxes_____
available
be
new
outstanding
91.CC0 shares of class A capital stock and 91,000 shares of class B
stock.
The
outstanding shares of class A stock to be sold include
16,737 of 27,060 shares held bv Paul H. Metcalf, President, and 19,736
oc
30,060 shares held by John H. G; Rogers, a director.
Tney also
•
1960
1959
$24,726,591 $22,478,658
14,816,330
13,795,236
%
to
In
manufacture
miriat.ire
full
in
design,
and assemblies.
for working capital purposes
curred
in
the
micro-miniature
other components
and
company's
in
engaged
ciimn
pr
V -V
-
will
the
the
sale
Carolina Aluminum was formed to
plant oeing1 established at Winton.
stock will be added
to general
C.
N.
of
of
the
.
prospectus,
which-is
the
writers for the
transformers
'
-
expenses
income
operating
after
Net
shares of
capital stock, of which 60,000 shares will be offered
for public sale by the issuing company.
144,000 shares are presently
outstanding and will be offered for sale by the holder thereof. Under¬
and
January—%
revenues
operations
construct
ment
—
of 220 Pasadena Avenue, South
company,
registration
204,000
of
Operating
Federal
Net
This
a
are
the
from
and
the
for
Winton,
at
at 95%
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph
Month
Operating
Other
.
Stock Purchase Flan
filed;
Inc., and Carolina Aluminum Co., Inc. Jalex
the purpose of taking title to real property
Co.,
formed
on
to
price on the day of purchase.. No underwriting is involved.
to
191,
to
J.,
through a group of underwriters headed by Laird &
The public offering price and underwriting terms will
Realty
was
acquired
and
stock to be offered to
of the closing
' Z.%
'
to be used for working capital.—V. 189, p. 1469.
pursuant
employees
N.
by
Jalex
funds
13,000 shares of common
than
Brunswick,
New
at
amendment.
The company is engaged in the manufacture of aluminum extrusions.
has two wholly-owned subsidiaries organized in North Carolina in
Proceeds
March 4 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
on
more
sale
Corp.
carry
Butte, Mont.—Files With SEC—
Montana Power Co.,
The
903.
public
Realty
at
set
located
of
being
short-term
and
673.
p.
budget,
construction
Extrusion Co., Inc.—Registers
statement
shares
supplied
1960,
with
1960
$4,491,736
3,697,867
Exchange Commission—
offices
with
company,
Company,
be
other
and
2,429,364
$5,043,277
4,038,536
with the SEC on March 10, 1960, covering
class A capital stock, of which 50,000 shares will
be issued and sold ty the company and 60,000 shares are outstanding
and will be offered by the holders thereof.
The stock will be offered
were
the
3,840,785
2,670,410
—
______—
Jersey Aluminum
registration
116,000
1958
together
4,063,581
—
—______
191, p. 904.
This
a
Z;Z
heating season, as compared with
increased electric rates authorized by
Service Commission in May 1959, also contributed
during
year,
taxes
New
It
■
15,772,619
—
taxes..
With Securities and
gain of $815,917 or 7%
a
income
the
over
$17,335,221 in i959, an increase of
levels.
Electric revenues totaled $13,from last year's total.
Mr.
Heskett
said
that gains
in number of customers served and
in use of the utility's services; together with substantial improvement
in
oil and other non-utility income,
Were principally responsible for
the year's record operating results.
operating
154,785,
20,329,558
,
operating income
after charges
Net
industrial
commercial
and
,/'■/.,
residential,
between
&32,106,826 $30,534,504
expenses
Net
—V.
1959
1960
January—
operating
Federal
Other
'
Net
of
Operating revenues
share.
increase
an
Telegraph Co.—Earnings-
England Telephone &
New
Month
1958, was realized in 1959, according
Gas department revenues constituted
revenues 43%
of the total, with gains
service.
$2,244,281
$3,403,267
2,898,319
taxes
$30,739,863,
of
a
consolidated proceedings are: (1) a proposal by
transported by itself and by Peoples Gulf to
City of Corning, Iowa
the
in
shareholders.
Montana-Dakota's
16,421,955
taxes
operating
1
1960
$1.65
gas
present and orospective
Iowa
Southern
Utilities
progress," he noted.
net
non-utility income in
1959
totaled
$424,421 ■ after
taxes,' compared " to
$146,189
the
preceding
year.
Further gain in oil income is expected during 1960, Mr. Heskett said.
$25,161,884 $23,805,717
______~Z.___.____..
_______
or
all
sell
to
the
in
involved
Also
Natural
set
company,
110,500,0001.
Co.
Service
6.
p.
of
miles
180
metering and regulating facilities
The proposed facilities would be used
additional
the
in
existing
its
of
about
111
months
three
Figures
z
Natural
parts
mat°rially to the year's
Co.—Earnings—
Telephone
January—
income
latest
producer
hC&rinRi
Co.—Annual Report—
utility
this
$27,669,050
to
distributed
the
outstanding
Operating expenses
Federal
the
$995,000.
was
$1,973,807 and $1,025,000.—V. 191,
$3,985,916,
income
of
electric
of
classes
Oil
Operating revenues
high
and
of
total
report
evenly
Lee;
" "
and Board Chairman,
the
of
at
temporary
Nathan
and
B.
purposes.
President
as
of
payable;
accounts
Barney
listed
81,250
own
of
to
corporate
estimated
reduction
as
outstanding
has
now
financing,
this
of
$150,000
reduction1
payable
general
it
indebtedness,
*
Michigan
in
taxes
provision
of
earnings
utility
the
to
and
1958
previous
Jr.
principals
the
from
Gross
share.
per
D.
is engaged in the purchasing,
iite,
marble, terrazzo
a.id the
gra
follows:
as
loans
and
of
proceeds
Net
Barney and Nathan Lee are
Month
1
additional
Galveston,
in
fields
The
gas irom
seven independent/, producers from
Brazoria, Aransas and Calhoun Counties, Texas.
applications are also consolidated for the March 28
■'' .X\.v'V'd'*•'/[
'•/' "■'/ "•
V- "'/■',V-'Z'
would build about 151
miles of 36-inch pipeline looping
'
purchase
,
all-time record
highs in 1959, R. M. Heskett, board chairman, said in the company's
annual
report.
Net
income
was
$4,397,982, equal after preferred
dividends of $685,000 to $1.86 a share.
This was an increase of 10%
Corp.
company
certain
to
shares.
balance
respectively.
income
were
Montana-Dakota Utilities
Gas
the
1959,
$140,000
notes
the
and
will
services.
distribution
addition
common
loans;
repay
Bond
a„commission
company,
May
and
$406,000 are
bank
for
Plymouth
March
on
statement.
warehousing
products.
filed
125,000 shares of
per share
through
Miami,
Ave.,
by
* ($10,000)
acquired
the
of
registration
4th
will.^receive
Chicago
officers
two
E.
N.
headed
group
additional'^'" fee
An
.
end.
tax
quarter
1959
/Revenues
With SEC—
statement with the SEC covering
to be offered for public sale at $4
registration
common
and
$1,916,036
a
common
citrus."
Federal
in
before
Earnings
-
a
a
Commission has consolidated an application by
Power
ot
existing
subsidiary.. The
include sales oi
California
figures did not
Inc.,
Operating
Miami Tile & Terrazzo, Inc.—Registers
This
Juices
,
proximately
371
miles of 30-inch
line paralleling parts of its
system, about 56 miles of supply lines, purchase meters and
new° 6,700 horsepower compressor station.
The company would
current fiscal year included sales
manufacturing firm acquired during
the
for
coffee
quarter's
the
at
comparable
$17,310,403 $15,002,412
$7,170,088
$8,211,082
sales
Citrus
share of
per
inherent
swings
p.
1960—8 Wks.—1959
1960—4 Wks.—1959
period
months was $921,036, equivalent
stock, based on the 1,997,924 shares
In the January 1959 quarter, net
income amounted
to
$948,807, or 59 cents a share on the 1,594,854.
shares
then
outstanding.
The increase in outstanding shares
was
due mainly to the issuance of 311 992 shares in connection with
the
Tenco acquisition
in September 1959.
" ' /
; • /
According
to
Mr.
Fox," the
decline
in earnings
resulted from
citrus
operations;
"In the first quarter of
1959," he noted, "we
had
an
industry shortage of concentrate, and Minute Maid,
with
adequate inventories on hand, benefited proportionately from higher
price levels.;
r, :
•v...,•"
■//
"This year saw Minute Maid sharing a large industry carryover
of
concentrate,
and
sales declined sharply in
November.
Following
a
price
reduction
effective Nov. : 30,
1959, sales during December
and
January showed substantial improvement.
"The
fluctuations' in
citrus
operations have
led management to
seek
acquisitions with-more stable earnings to help level out the
income
cents
46
iotaled
Period End. Feb. 27—
liiou
31,
Jan.
'
Pipeline Co. oi America, of Chicago, 111. proposing the
pipeline facilities costing approximately $ul,200,000,
with the application by Peoples Gulf Coast Natural Gas Pipeline Co.
of Chicago
proposing the construction of facilities cos.ing about $43,500,000.
Hearings in the consolidated proceedings will begin Marcu
28 in Washington, D. C.
•
Natural and Peoples Gulf are both subsidiaries of the Peoples Gas
Svstem
Peoples Gulf proposes to increase the capacity of its system
bv about 85 000,000 cubic feet daily through the construction of ap¬
19% and
compared
by John
corresponding
the
in
$25,216,798
year's first quarter
two companiesin
the
latest
three
fiscal
of
Net
to
Registers Debs.—Sales Up—
that
instant
Golden
outstanding
This
ended
months
three
the
in
against
as
Inc.,,
and
previous
cents per
24 reported a sales increase of
the first quarter of fiscal 1960 as
quarter, in a statement issued
'
' '
.
Gas
construction
1959
sales
net
noted
Fox
Mr.
concession
$28 per share, with a dealer's
Federal
The
above.
America—Const. Hearing.
Pipeline Co. of
Natural Gafc
from 60 watts to 600
Feb.
for
Products Corp.—Acquired—
Biltrite Rubber Co,, Inc.
American
£ee
President.
$28,966,386
1959,
share. This offering was completed, all
of the said shares having been sold.—V. 191, p. 903.
of
1959
National Shoe
FINCOR. ine
1959.
of
& Smith Inc. at
commercial and govern¬
./
■
comparable
Consolidated
of
Shoe
wholly-owned subsidiary of Muu,
amplifier running
power
on
earnings
in
the
Fox,
M.
-/,Z/
/•■'.
corporation
decline
a
were
Melville
market NCR's 75th Anniversary, the NCR Board
Chairman
said: "Most fittingly the year proved to be the best in
the company's history from both
a sales and earnings standpoint," /
t," nredicted NCR's new bank automation equipment, including the
Pitney-Bowes National electronic check sorter, would make a "signiiicant contribution" to future sales.
V. 190, p. 1182.
> ^. s;j
,
„
,
wide acceptance"
tunes greater than a decade ago,
1959 were three
in
^Noting'that
Natural
notification with the
/,///./';
•/'./.,
..
a
wis
sales
Foreign
Corp.—Sales Up—Net Down—
Minute Maid
with
operating/, capital.
as
broad range of
a
marketed under the trade name
are
packagel is basically a
KVA.—V. 191, p. f03.
\
.
Colo.
Denver,
supply
to the
NCR's volume last year represented equip,
not on the market, ten years ago, Mr Allyn said.
customers.
With SEC—
of
letter
a
to
Fidelity products
300,000 shares of class A common stock ($1 par), to
par
($1 per share), through Equity Investment Corp.,
covering
offered
will operate
continue
totaled $2.52 compared with $2.19 the
1959, 7.577 633 shares were outstanding"
record-keeping automation and
wh eh
ment
voltage regulators, with up to 10 kw. output, are used to furnish field
power for generators; variable speed drives are available as both do
and AC, the latter incorporating a specially patented motor; the power
-.
.
.
corporation
will
mental
2618.
p.
Medicard, Inc., Denver, Colo.—Files
SEC
The
and
in
com-
Amrnoxiirmtely01l0 %S' of
recent
industry.
ing
&
Maxson Corp.—Combine Plan—
(W. L.)
See
Co.
acquisition of the outstanding minority
Corp., York, Pa„ has been announced by
in making public the
,
attributed the record results to the grow¬
Board Chairman
ing need for
01
shares of Fidelity
instrument
J. E. Eddy, cnanman
of
Miehle-Goss-Dexter, Inc., Chicago,
world's manufacturer oi
printing presses and graphic arts machinery. Fidelity is a growing
manufacturer of
voltage regulators, variable speed drives and P°w^r
packages utilizing magnetic amplifiers as a basic component, ana is
also active in electronics. Many of its products are used in the print¬
191, p. 1113.
Co., Inc.—V.
and Stroud &
Co.,
year
NCR
The
in 1959
At tlic end ot
earnings
share
per
n,rvlouS
Inc.—Acquires—
Miehle-Goss-Dexter,
The
esti¬
Union
Drexel & Co.; Eastman Dillon,
offering are:
the
in
&
authorization
to
$9,516,563.
cost
to
Associates
subject
hopper cars and 50 box cars
by 850
secured
be
to
in 1958 to $419,064,000
year,
rising from $393,746,000
aincrease,' Mr. Allyn declared
nnmial
report to stockholders.
ipso
n!nv'c
■
certificates are
Commission.
the
of
Commerce
Interstate
the
approximately
$81,000,000, of
extensions and improvements to
of
additions,
Monday, March 21, i960
. . .
successive
which $74,700,000 is for
electric properties.
In addition to certain indebtedness, Middle South has outstanding
16,100,000 snares of common stock (reflecting a 2 lor 1 split in me
form of a stock dividend in February,
1960.)—V, 191, p. 202,
ditures
interest cost of
also for a 4 Viz 7'o
coupon, came from a group led by Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.
The certificates are scaled to yield from 4.50%
to 4.60% according
bid
successful
The
4.66491%.
Financial Chronicle
on
page
51
Volume
191
Number
5935
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1221)
Per
DIVIDENDS
Dividend
tables.
announcements
In
nounced
the
first
grouped
are
indicate
we
all
during the current week.
Name
in
two
the
Then
Connector, class
Cooper-Jarret, Inc. (quar.):
separate
dividends
Corn
an¬
Name
Aetna
&
Akron
Products
&
Allied. Thermal
&
Detroit
&
Tunnel
Detroit
Edison
35c
1
12Vic
_
45-
1
3%
Co
Air.
American
Book
American
Ceramic
Filter
'
4-
4-
1
Growth
American
Israeli
7%
27'/aC
4-
5
—_
45c
5-
2
15c
3-31
3c
3-31
Ltd.
(quar.)
Mills, Ltd. (quar.)—
(Subject
to approval of
6Vic
possibly in
American-Marietta, common
,5%
preferred (quar.)
Molasses
American
National
Co.
(quar.)
3-31
2
4-20
4-
20c
3-30
4c
6-29
5%
___________
4c
12-15
11-30
Ltd.—
Ford
(quar.)_—_.
$1.25
3-18
3-10
(quar.)
$1.25
6-20
6-10
$1.25
9-20
9-12
5%
non-cumulative
American Steamship
Anderson
Class
Electric
B
__.
—
(quar.)___—
$1.25
(quar.)_____
Co
(quar.)—
common
:
_
..A
60c convertible preferred
(quar,)———
Angelica Uniform (quar.)___
Applied Arts Corp. (quar.)
_—_
Associated
4-15
4-15
60c
Ltd.—
..
4-15
7.Vi%
Hill
Baldwin
Rubber
Bancohio
Corp.
5-6
6 A
4-
prior
Lake
Bird
&
Son,
Blum's
5%:
of
$3
3-31
Inc.
3-25
Amer.
4-27
1
pfd.
3-15
Gulf
3-15
3-31
3-15
4-15
3-31
Boston
Edison
4.25.%
Co.,
1
4-20
1
3-21
4-
1
25c
3-15
(3
ordinary—*——
$0,025
(quar.)
;
.
6%,
Columbia Telephone
4-
2
5-
2
4-8
25c
8
4-
1
3-18
$1.25
4-
1
3-18
47'/2C
4-14
3-25
„
25c
J—■
$1,12'/a
4-11
the
dep.
rets,
y
3-17
Income
tax)
,
3-17:~
3-23
4-1
!
Class
3-23 ;
Buzzards
Bay Gas Co., 6%
Industries
M.
P.
California Fund
California
5.25%
3-28
1
California
$1.50
Camloc
Cement
Western
preferred
Fastener
Quarterly
Canadian
Gas
37V2C
*_.—_
*——
(quar.)!
.+.—
,
4-
1
3-21
5-
1
\
5-
1
$75c
4-
Common
1
will
vote
May 5
on
posal to split the shares
on
a
4%
,
4-8
—_
___
Quarterly
:
—
Rock
Island &
&
Union
Stock
Productions
Casualty
——
Pacific
Electric
Co.
RR.
Yards
___—
(initial)
City Investing Co
Oil & Refining Co.
Ltd.,
>—
(stock
Loan
4-
1
Co.
La
Salle
Portland
3-21
1
4-
Lazard
Fund,
4-
;
1
3-14
3-31
4-11
A
Y.)
3-22
6-24
5-2
'
pfd.
3-31
3-24
3-15
3-
4-11
4-
'
4
11-25
»
,
Stock
3-31
3-31
11c
4-15
Lowell
Gas
10c
3-22
2-24
Lucky
10c
4-15
4-
5
Lynn
4-15
4-
5
5-3
4-4
mation
Co.
spin-off,
electric
6-20
5
3-21
4-20
M.
Combustion
Engineering,
Commonwealth
10%
:
Inc.
Investment
(quar.).*
Co.
28c
(Del.)___
•
7c
4-22
'
4-
8
3-25
3-10
Natural
Consolidated
Water,
convertible
Gas
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__:
55c
*—
5-16
4-15
17Vic
37Vic
4-15
3-31
4-15
3-31
X
1
4-11
6-
1
5-
c
2
40c
5-25
4-15
4-15
3-28
4-
1
5-
2
4-15
4-
1
3-25
3-31
3-10
$$1.19
5-
1
4-
$20c
4-
1
3-18
4-
1
3-18
4-
1
3-18
3-22
(quar.)__
$25c
(s-a)
10c
3-21
45c
(quar.)__
4-20
1
3-14
4-
8
____
$1
6-
1
5-13
$1.02 '/a
•
6-
1
5-13
6-
1
$1.18%
5-13
6-
1
5-13
6-
1
5-13
25c
4-29
3-31
20c
4-11
3-21
Royal
3-15
.,
3-25
4-
Furniture
McBee
Corp.___
Corp.
(no
dividend
common
action
taken
on
payment)
4Vst%
preferred
5%
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)—
$1.12
preferred
6%
preferred
Croix
1
3-21
San
3-22
:
invest,
4-15
3-22
Saxon
3-7
Schuster
Paper
4JA%
(Ed) Company,
preferred (quar.)
4-29
4-14
4%%
preferred
'
4-1
$7
preferred
20c
4-26
4-
5
4-26
4-
5
1
1
Class
4%
3-
4-15
3-31
4-15
3-31
4-15
3-31
5-
4-22
2
3
15c
8c
30c
4-11
3-28
4-15
3-21
4-
3-23
1
50c
.6-
4-
1
1
5-16
4-28
4-14
4-
3-15
1
15c
4-25
3-29
4-25
3-29
4-
3-10
$1.25
90c
1
3-15
3-
1
37Vic
3-31
3-17
40c
quar.)
3-30
3-23
4-13
3-31
4-15
4-
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
3-25
3-10
3-31
1
(clears arrears)
3-17
$14
____
3-31
3-17
$1.50
3-31
3-17
$1.75
3-31
3-17
5-
2
4-22
4-15
3-29
4-15
3-29
$1
preferred
25c
20c
6%C
B
4-15
3-29
6c
3-29
3-15
Serrick
Corp.—
,
Payments on the class A and class B stocks
omitted at
Sick's
this
time.
Rainier
Siemens
&
Brewing (quar.)
:
Halske, American deposit rets
Shareholders
ment
!
50c
5%
Boston
of
(from
Drug Stores,
convertible
Atlantic
Gas,
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.56%
preferred
(quar.)—
Fire
&
on
$3
Fruit
common
3-15
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
65c
4-30
4-
5
28c
Casualty (Tenn.)
&
1
4-
(quar.)—
Steamship Co.
(no
4-30
4-
5
28 VaC
Southern Oxygen Co. (Del.) (quar.)
Southwestern Life Insurance (Dallas) (quar.)
Stahl-Meyer, Inc.-—
$2 to $5 prior preferred (accum.)
Standard
4-
20c
(quar.)
com.
4.48%
Southern
3-31
10c
$1.25
common
(quar.)
California Edison,
4-29
9
12 Vac
(quar.)_
preferred
Southern
3-
3-21
Invest¬
common
preferred
3-22
3-31
10c
Trust
$1.2485
20C
income)
Sommers
South
4-15
2
$12
preferred (quar.)
$7 preferred (quar.)
3-18
3-12
3-24
Securities
Security Insurance (New Haven) (increased)
Seligman & Latz, Inc., common..
4-
3-31
3-29
7 Vac
$6
4-
5-
3-31
$1.18%
____.
3-23
10c
5-16
$1.06'A
Allied Milling Corp. (Del.)
Corp. General—
preferred (clears arrears)__
3-21
25c
25c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
;
(quar.)
3-31
8c
5-31
1
31%c
(quar.)
4-15
20c
(quar.)
6-30
$6
•
3-31
3-31
$15c
.__
Carlos
4-
$1
income)
3-31
4-15
4^15
$1.50
(quar.)
$$4
13%c
Island—
4-15
$1.25
$1.37'/a
Paper
(quar.)________
Milling (quar.)_.
Company, Ltd—
L_—
Sangamo
separation
properties
of
was
of
effective
gas
4-30
4-
5
2c
4-15
3-31
3-18
15c
3-31
20c
7-11
7-
50c
*
3-15
a
1
action
payment at this time).
participating preferred (quar.)
P.
O.
Class
Videotronics, class
B
6%
&
preferred
Corp.
(From
net
_
3-18
3-31
4-15
35c
3-31
3-23
15c
5-16
4-15
10c
4-15
4-15
3-31
3-31
15c
3-15
3-10
40c
4-15
3-31
3-21
(quar.)
Corp.
(s-a)
Sterling Discount Corp. (Atlanta, Ga.)—
Quarterly
Parts
(quar.)
Life Fund—
income)
4-15
3-31
Sterling National Bank & Trust (N. Y.)—
Quarterly
4-15
3-31
Stevens Markets,
$7 50
(quar.)
40c
$1.50
_
Products
investment
1
4-15
20c
Standard
$.001
(increased)
common
(quar.)
Automotive
Massachusetts
(initial)—
_
Forbes,
Mahoning Coal RR.
Marine
A
(initial)
MacAndrews
4-
10c
Stecher-Traung Lithograph
for¬
75c
Tube Co., class B—
State Street Investment Corp. (Boston)
and
by
two
companies, the Lynn Gas
and the Lynn Electric Co.
Maremont
Consolidated
I
4-
5-
Steel
of
6-30
5-23
—
5-15
4-11
$1.02'/a
3-15
7
preferred (quar.)
(initial
3-31
1
6-
Ltd.—
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Tag & Label
13%c
(quar.)
Co.
3-31
4-15
55c
Canada,
pfd.
Ltd.,
2%
(quar.)
Lager Brewing
Electric
Result
4-15
30c
(quar.)
4-15
$37Vic
dividend
Co.
3-15
$1.23%
3-15
15c
Co.
1
1
3-31
15c
Watch
4-
4-
$1.25
preferred J
(quar.)
preferred K (quar.)______
Rohr Aircraft Corp.
(quar.)_____
3-31
3-28
10c
5%
4-15
25c
4.10%
3-31
2%
3-22
(Atlanta, Ga.)
A
Rowe
4-15
$10c
1
4-
Life Insurance
dividend
of
1st
L.) Mfg.,
preferred
3-15
-
4-11
HVic
4-
16c
States
*
(quar.)__
!
Telephone,
4
$30c
Co.
redeemable
preferred
(quar.)_:
Lorain
4-
12'/a
l___
4%%
4-15 '
3-22
Stock
Aluminum
4-29
4-15
3-24
1
6
4-15
20c
i5c
2
4-15
44-
37 Vac
fquar.)
(quar.)
5-
3-31
4-15
2
5'Ac
preferred H
6 Vic
Brewing
Longines-Wittnauer
3-21
Annual
pfd.
A____
4.10%
4-15
5-13
5
Inc.,
Investing
Reynolds
$1
55
30c
(quar.)
Research
St.
(annual)
common
12-15
3-31
Varnish
Preferred
1
5-16
-2
30c
class
(P.
3-24
37 Vac
Corp. (Mass.), common.
preferred (quar.)
4%%
4-29
4-
25c
(quar.)
(increased-quar.)
Properties,
Inc.,
5-13
$1.50
_____
(quar.)
Electric
3-24
2
40c
4-
Cable
3-31
8
5-
37Vic
15c
&
3-21
3-25
7 VaC
(increased)
quar.)__
3-31
$15c
common
(quar.)
Star
3-21
3-31
90c
Robinson
6 Vic
Ltd.
3-31
5
4-15
$$1.50
Rochester Gas & Electric Co., com.
4% preferred F
(quar.)
common
Preferred
3-15
$45c
3-18
(Chicago)
(quar.-)__
Lone
10c
RR.
4-
(Del.)—
Rhode
4-
3-22
37 VaC
3-18
1
$25c
(quar.)__
(Canada)
(from net
Corp.,
3-15
65c
:
5 Vi %
University (quar.)—_—
Inc.
6-20
4-25
Water—
General
Reliance
4-1
14c
B
9-30
(quar.)
5%
5-31
—
(quar.)
A
10-20
(quar.)
Reece
3-21
$62Vic
income)
(N.
dividend)
(quar.)_
Corp.
1
4-15
12 Vac
6%
Pueblo Supermarkets (initial)
Quebec Power Co. (quar.)
3-14
53c
Finance
7-
37 VaC
'.
(initial
Gardens Co.
Producing
3-16
1
$35c
.__
—:
Liberty Loan
(M.)
Hosiery
Wire
Prince
1
•
(quar.)
Ltd.
Extension
Loeb
3%
Union
common
4-
3-31
6-
$12Vic
-
(stock
Corp.
6-20
31'Ac
Simplex Paper (quar.)
7-1
12 Vic
New
3-18
4-18
(quar,).
(quar.)
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Plainfield
1
6%c
S-3
4-
dividend)*
1
1
50c
com.
4-20
4.95%
B-2
7-21
——
69-
$12 Vic
5%
1
1
25c
6c
(from
4-20
5-
7-
$1
(quar.)
12-
3IV4C
2
25c
Seaboard
Series
4-21
(quar.)
com.
6-10
30c
Corp
5-
$10c
:
Parker Rust Proof
(quar.)__
Penman's, Ltd., common (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
Penney (J. C.) Company (quar.)
9-10
$1.75
3-30
5
$1.16
(quar.)
Pioneer Finance Co.
-
Commerce
preferred
Series
37Vic
15c
Electric
12-10
25c
(quar.)____
Bronze
Sugar,
37Vic
Bakeries
Claussner
6%
-
Fund
of
Class
1
&
Chemical
Robertson
Kennedy's Inc., $1.25 pfd. (quar.)_i.____.__.
Keystone Custodian Funds—
lc
(N. Y.),
3-25
" 55c
(quar.)
Class
(quar.)_
Clark
Claussen
Kekaha
Class
(quar.)_:——
1
:
—
(quar.)_-__j
Gas,
preferred
Local
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-
3-21
7
—
37Vic
———
*——
Cincinnati Gas
Coastal
3-31
5-2
3-25
55c
______
Inc.,
conv
60c
on a 5-for-l basis.
Quarterly
B
4-30
25c
1
15c
J.)
Powders, Ltd.,
partic. pfd. (quar.)i
37 Vic
——
Quarterly
Class
3-19
3-21
4-
Gas
Realsite.
(quar.)^.,^:^-/^-----.1':"
Kearney (James R.)
pro¬
Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific RR.—
Quarterly
Cincinnati
3-31
3-31
4-15
3-19
15c
(quar.)
Park
50c
Natural
Class B
7
3-31
4
27Vic
Baking, 4% pfd. (quar.)______
Johnson, Stephens & Shinkle Shoe Co.—
Quarterly
Jostens, Inc., class A
7
4-
10c
:
preferred
(N.
Television
Kuhlman Electric
Champion Industries (stock dividend)*—.—
Champlin Oil & Refining Co. (quar.)—:
Chesebrough-Ponds—
Stockholders
4-
4-30
Transport—
(quar.)
convertible
4-30
25c
—
Motor
3-15
3-11
50c
,—
Wisconsin
4-11
1
3-18
45c
4-
new
Jersey Farm
4-11
$1.25
4-18
25c
3-30
25c
.__
—_______—
4-15
3-15
37'/2c
.
common—
3-31
12'/2c
_______
Co., Ltd.,
&
Income
International
;
3-18
4-1
Co.—
Corp.
___
•
•
4-1
4-11
Pacific
!
Baking
Bank
3-10
26'Ac
4-15
Plastic
____________
Husky Oil Ltd.,* 6% pfd. (quar.)—
(Baltimore) (quar.)
Celotex Corp., common (quar.)_—__:
5% preferred (quar.)_—
Citizens
4-15
1
4
.
3-31
4-
$1.19
Paahau Sugar, Ltd—
Pacific Coast Co., 5%
pfd.
6% 2nd preferred (quar.):
4
100%
4-20
'
4% preferred D (quar.)
Oshawa Wholesale, Ltd
4-
$1.12Vi
3-31
27 V2C
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. (quar.)__
4-
'
4-15
3-31
50c
preferred A (quar.)
Preferred B (quar.)
4-18
$45c
_..___
(quar.)__________^
55c
5-
v
4-11
4-15
4-15
3-31
4-30
$1.06
(quar.)
4.65%
4-18
(quar.)____—
common
International
3-31
$1.25
Canadian
Cinerama
4-15
2
5-.1
56Vic
(quar.)__
6%
3-15
5c
—
Canton Company
Chicago,
1
5-
preferred
4-20
28c
.
4-11
15c
Olin
I6V4C
Quarterly
5
15c
.
(quar.)
(quar.) _,—.,—:
Bronze
pref.
Central
4-
4-
.
3-18
4.24%
(quar.)
40c
(quar.)
4-
20c
common
for
held)
preferred
Ironite,
(quar.)—.
Campbell Taggart Associated Bakeries, Inc.—
5%
5-20
37'/aC
Telephone Co.—
;a
preferred (quar.)_
______*_
Portland
par)
Works^
common
Quarterly
(quar.)
———
stock
par
Insurance Exchange
Building Corp.
,—_
3-21
3-29
Electric,
preferred
5c
dividend)—
($5
preferred
Inland
.
Interstate
conv
California
6%
4-
;
(quar.)——.___———
_____—
A
Industrial
British
prior pfr.
$10
Corp',
Incorporated
12 '/2c
3-30
&
25c
Oil & Gas Corp., 4% conv.
pfd. A (quar.)
Orange & Rockland Utilities, Inc.—
Common (Increased)
4-15
3-31
Investment Corp., Ltd.—
Class B
3-28
(final)
from
(stock
$1.40
4-29
3-23
25c
Radio
imperial
2- 5
,
2-29
$45c
Hardart
Hudson
3-21
4-29
(quar.)
*—_____
Paper Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
Boxes
&
Hydra-Power
.
1%
_________________
C.
Rubber, 5% preferred (quar.)____
Oilgear Company (quar.)___
Okanaga Helicopters
(increased)-
3-30
1
4-15
(quar.)'.—
(N,.Y.)
(quar.)
Guaranty Co. (Brooklyn, N. Y.)
3-17
1
ctfs/
$2.50
._
Ordinary
free
O'Sullivan
$0,005
Insuranca
meet¬
—*
lc
5-27
15c
Co.
Title
3-31
4-
5c
■
,
J.)
Home
•
annual
(stock dividend)——.
for
(Approximately
.
/
4-1
10c
stock
Corp. of America—
5%'preferred (quar.)
Mines, Ltd,—
Amer.
,
3-21
10c
Hotel
4-1
$0,161
ing to be held on April 11 on a proposal
split,the com. stock on a 2-for-l basis
Burma
3-31
1
10c
Quarterly i_
Horn
to
Buckeye Corp., common
5% preferred (quar.)
4-15
3-16
4-28
•
(initial-quar.)
Dauch
Hoerner
4-1
.
$1.50
,
reg.
(reduced-quar.)—
Beryllium Co.—,
at
$1.04
3-16
1
5-12'
30c
Inc. ;___j______
(H.
&
of
Quarterly
| Honolulu Iron
-
Co.
vote
3-31
40c
common
Home
4-8
(quar.)———*—$1.43%
will
4.-1.
,
2
$1.19
preferred <quar.)___——____________
Stockholders
4-15
55-
Co.—
preferred,(quar.)_________
British Oxygen, Amer. deposit rets. ord.
Brush
common
Heinz
1-25
•
75c
1st
Brown-Durrell
•
of
share
Harzfeld's,
1
$1.06
„—
5% % .preferred
3-18
20c
)quar.)_
(quar.)
.
4Va%
shares
-each
Hinde
preferred, (quar.)
Bradley (Milton) Co., common
57c prior preferred (s-a).—
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co. (increased quar.)—
Brinks Manufacturing (quar.)
British
3-31
3-31
2c
trust
3-31
4-15
4-15
4-
$0.57825
(initial)
Insurance
3-31
4-15
$1.02 Va
40c
voting
4-15
$1.02%
Extra
Watch
3-31
90c
$1.02
(quar.)__.
$1.50
_______
4-20 '
preferred
7c
(quar.)_^.
3-18
27 Vac
3-16
preferred
37Vic
(quar.)
Mfg.
(quar.)
3-21
$3.60
10c
Industries—
common
3-31
$4.08
6-15
40c
&
Co.,
3-28
10c
quar.)
(quar.)_____
(Houston)—
3-14
3-28
3-15
3-31
2%
Land
(initial
Power
3-14
3-31
6-
56V4C
Insurance
States
3-18
50c
preferred
!*—
Fire
t
3-21
3-
Plastics
3-30
3-31
1
.3-31
-
10c
(quar.)__*
8
4-13
25c
$4.16
(quar.)_——_
3-
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
3-18
3-31
3-30
25c
(quar.)
preferred
/
3-30
4-15
15c
(Mass.)
preferred
12Vi%
(quar.)
Life
Mfg.
Gas
$4.10
,•
3-18
3-15
1
$1.80
Judd
Northern
3-28
4-
30c
.
(quar.)
(quar.)"____
$4.11
•
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__
6%
Fund
4%
common
Co.
4-15
25c
Co.
Co.,
3-31
4-30
5c
3-25
*
3-18
4-15
45c
5-31
(quar.)____
preferred
Hartford
V
—
Co.,
1
4-15
4-30
4-15
13%c
(quar.)_^__
4-
3-15
$25c
(quar.)_'_____
Gas
Oklahoma Gas
preferred
3-18
(quar.)
Co.
4-15
__________
States
Hamilton
4-11
4-
25c
.4.78%.
1"
4-
at
(final)
1
$1.75
6-15
Handy Andy Co.
3-15
4-
25c
common
preferred
4-
31
(quar.)_.
3-18
4-
Inc.—
(quar.)
(quar.)_____
dividend
$4.50
3-16
$1.25
(quar.)
A
4-15
Realty Corp
Southern
Gustin-Bacon
3-24
75c
(s-a)—
(quar.)
class
Shore
.
,
Co., Ltd.
Co., 4Vi%
Union
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
3-21
3-31
Toy
American
Great
4-14
4-
3-31
Francisco—
Inc.,
&
North
50c
Corp., class A (quar.)—.
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)*___
Grand
3-14
15c
(quar.)_
Ltd.—
dep.. rets, deferred
North
3-21
5%
—*
1
37 Vac
50c
B
&
Great
3-21
15c
(quar.)—
preferred
Nelson
4-30
Seal Products
6 Vi %
4
43c
RR.,
Terminals
3-31
3-28
.
voting
H.)
preferred
Grand
3-15
1
$6
(P.
preferred
Gold
(Holdings),
Bostitch.
„
4-
4-
15c
—
(quar.)
Water
Co.
San
conv.
Borax
Erie
Saco
&
Machine
Corp.,
(N.
Manufacturing Co.
Biddeford
5-2
15c
Y.)—
(initial)
common
&
1
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bessemer
Bird
A
(quar.)
C
Co.
Tank
4-15
(quar.)
omitted
1
Ltd. (quar.)
28%c
Freightlines (quar.)___
Bronze Corp.
(quar.)
Class
15c
—--
prior pref.
B
New
Bates
$25c
$17VaC
(reduced-quar.)
preference
Trust
National
Industries
Marine
4-28
23c
Fund—
4%%
3-21
25c
25c
(quar.)
6%
Glass
dividend)*_*___
deposit receipts ord.
Transit
4 Vi %
3-25
10c
prior preference
,6%
Bankers
Gera
3-22
(quar.)_
Inc.,
Fuel
National
$1.50
(quar.U
(increased quar.)——
Glatfelter
-•
...
;
__
Inc.
(stock
Ltd.—
Mutual
Co.
General
3-31
.
pfd. (quar.)—
(quar.)
Baldwin-Ehret
Shares,
Frito
Stock
Inc.
National
3-
6%
Frigikar Corp.
3-31
—.—
Bank
2
25c
dep. receipts for ordinary (final)
Atlantic City Sewerage
(quar.)
Atlas Steels, Ltd. (quar.)__——.—__
'___
Balcrank,
3-15 A
1
5c
_
American
7%
5-
4-
3-15
Electric
Electrical Industries,
3-24
3-31
,
(quar.)——
Federation
Motor Co.,
Garrett
5-16
3-31
(quar..)______
Atlas Thrift Plan Corp.,
5- 2
17Vic
—
Arrow-Hart-Hegeman
4-14
W
12Vic
.
———
Fort!Worth
3-21
5-16
i
15c
.
Equipment Corp.
Nassco
$12 Vic
Publications,
Founders
12-12-
3-28
15c
2Vie
„
"
Aro
12-20
$2
.
,
Corp.,
3-24
Northern
American
.
non-cumulative preferred
preferred
N
4-14
5%
3-15
1
4-
Mystic Valley Gas Co.
37Vic
3-18
$25c
7-2
k
1
4-
4-15
—.
3-17
4-
4-
(quar.)
5-.2
-
non-cumulative preferred
non-cumulative preferred
.
(accum.)
(quar.)—
Fluor
5%
5%
pfd.
3-15
3-31
$25c
Corp.
Inc. (quar.)
Royal Rice Mills,
8-1
9
1
97 Vac
Extra
&
3-21
4-
$1.07 Va
class A
Cafeterias Consolidated,
preferred
4c
Corp (initial)__——_
Corp.
(common payment
'this time).
./•
9-10
..—.
President Lines,
7%
$15c
Fleetwood
6-10
9-29
Morrison
$$1.75
(stock
A
Manufacturing
Extra
3-14
,4c
:
Quarterly
American
A
Financial
_—___
Mount
3-24
(quar,)
1
10c
Ltd.,
Motorola,
4-19
4-15
pfd.
(quar.)
$15c
dividend)—.
Heating Products, Ltd.—
Federated
:
Quarterly
3-16
4r29
National
3-28
8
4c
—
3-30
$37Vic
preferred (quar.)__-„
Mortgage Assn.
(monthly)
Paper Board, common (quar.)
4.60% preferred (quar.
Texas)
:
3-16
Fund
$1.50
Gas,
Chemical,
4-20
2
.—
(Gaiv.,
3-15
3-30
Federal
5-
&
Petroleum
25c
(quar.)_
Federal
_:—
5-
Mohawk
50c
.
Ero
3-18
25c
3-10
"
Investment
class
&
Class
3-15
1
3-21
Power
preferred
Containers,
3-30
_*!
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Natural
Corp.,
Enamel
4-18
$1.25
.
!
_
3%
(quar.)
Edo
3-18
;
Theory
Federal
September)
Insurance
Iucreased-quarterly
Quarterly
5-
6
.
.
stockholders
American
5-
Missouri
Modern
10c
(quar.)_
(quar.)__
Fabrics,
Duquesne
4-15
(initial-quar.)__
Paper
dividend
5-31
4-29
Co.
preferred
Dow
5-6
50c
(quar.)
Fund,
6-1
3-22
3-31
•
25c
Corp.
(quar.)__
3-16
1
1
National
1
$57c
__.
(increased-quar.)_
American
.Stock
$25c
(quar.)
Products
Brass
2nd convertible preference
(quar.)_*
Dominion Tar & Chemical, Ltd. (quar.)
Dominion Textile, Ltd., common
3-31
.
4-
4-12
(quar.)
Light, $3.90
3-21
4-
25c
(quar.)
Shipping
1
20c
;
of Rec.
4-
25c
(quar.)
Falls Co.
2 Vic
Canada
Dominion
4-15
4-15
35c
___•
3-18
4-15
40c
__
RR.
3-18
Millers
20c
<
1
3-31
10c
Aluminum
4-
4-11
Gas
Mississippi
Extra
(quar.)
Corp.
$2c
.__
.
Detroit
Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)__
4Va%
second preferred
(quar.)
Petroleum
Midsouth
1
4.30%
of Rec.
*
dividend)
Corp...
4-
Holders
Payable
12 %c
15c
3-30
4-25
When
Share
Company
4-11
$1.37Vi
Payable
(quar.)
Younstown
American
'
Par
Name of
50c
Chicago Trucking (quar.)
4-%
Amerada
Co.*
3-21
McQuay, Inc., common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
(quar.)________
Denver
Aluminum
.
__
System, class A
Electric
1
Inc.—
Holders
30c
Co.
Corp.; (stock
Canton
__
When
Surety Co.—
Insurance
Control
Ainvork
Delta
4-
17Vic
Per
'
(initial)
common
Life
C Transit
of Rec,
12Vic
_______
Share
"
-
Comvany
Casualty
New
Aetna
Air
of
D
Holders
Payable
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bit Co., Ltd
Cunningham Drug Stores,
5Vi% preferred (s-a)
a second table in
which we show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
:
(Del.)
Craig
follow with
we
Products
A
When
Share
of Company
Continental
9
4-
1
3-28
15c
3-31
50c
4-1
3-17
class A (quar.)
7 Vac
4-
1
367Ac
4-
1
3-21
(quar.)
25c
5-
2
4-13
common
12 Vac
4-29
4-14
15c
4-15
4-
3-21
5.90%
Strawbridge
Stubnitz
15c
3-21
3-18
convertible
60
&
cents
preferred
Clothier
Greene
Corp.,
preferred
3-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
1
Financial Chronicle21, 1960
Monday, March ...
Commercial and
The
10
(1222.)
Per
Name of Company
(quar.)___
preferred
•5%'
Pacific
&
3-15
approval)
Clothes
4-15
.
(subject
stockholders
to
——-
'.57o
3-18
$75c
3-31
3-17-
25c
3-29
3-15
7J/2C
4-15
3-31
C.—
Mfg. (quar.)_____;
Transportation Corp. of America—
(quar.)
$1.50
American
:','v
3-11 '
%____—_____________'
(quar.),.
pref. A
—___
5-
5-
N.
3-31
S.: Sugar
Upjohn
Utah
7-10
30c
17 J/2c
4-15
7»/2c
4-30
Fire
3-17
$6
American
4-15
5-
2
25c
3-15
■3-
$3
3-31
4%/
7 V-
4-
American
Extra"
6%'
V
T.
Van
(liquidating)
Company
Camp Sea Food
Vunderbill Tire &
Vendo
Products
Victor
Tool
Vichek
(quar.).
Wailuku Sugar Co.
Wallace
preferred
':(Evanston.
111.)
West Kootenay
'7%-
3-22
32ftc
3-22
3-15
Western Tool
White
Hardware,
White
Stag
*3-25
1
New
;
4-
1st
7
$1.12 V2
40c
6- 1
Fire
3-15
3-
Optical
Increased
1
Corp.,
-
•
5-14
4-29
*
5-14
4-29
(quar.)_
Sanitary
Standard
&
preferred
0%
3.60 7c
Wolff
.
;
Seal-Kap
Delaware—...
of
Corp.
;
&
Marx,
Extra
-
.•
6%.
$1.50
7-31
7-15
"
6-
5-13
-
American
90c
3-15
15c
$$1,50
—
3-
.
Class
2
States
A
B
$1.25
Transit
Freight Lines
dividend-!—
Stock
(quar.)--
3-18'
4-11
10c
__-
Stock
6 "
1%
7-
5
6-
75c
..
——
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
,4-15
3-31
—
(quar.)
'
(quar.)—
:
(quar.)„
17c
(J.;S.)
Co.,
preferred
-
Y'oungstown
SJeller's
Steel
Ltd.
(quar.)
common
,
$1.75
(quar.)-—.
Door
25c
(quar.)_
(increased)
*"v
___—__w—
Supply,
Ltd.
4-
7%
1
~
American Tobacco
Below
American
dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid. The. list does not include divi¬
dends
give the
we
this
announced
these
week,
being
given
Amoskeag Co., $4.50 preferred
Amphenol-Borg
Anaconda
preceding table.
Per
Payable
Anchor
Holdert
Share
of Company
Name
,
When
of Rec.
10c
t#i. C. F.-Wrigley Stores. Inc: Cquar.)l„
3-31
$4 preferred
3-10
Anchor
;
Post
S.
R.
Anbott
Laboratories,
47o
convertible
Abitibi
Power
Acadia-Atlantic
8 "
3-
8
Common
:
3-
1
$28 J/8 c
4-
1
3-
1
$15c
Corp.
(quar.)
1
3-10
$30c
(quar.)_.
44-
1
3-10
3-21
37J/2c
5%
^
3-17
9
3-30
3-
'New
Aetna
Co.
Affiliated
Fund,
.Quarterly
_________
net
investment
Quarterly
of
Co.
income
Common
&
preferred
B
"6%' preferred (quar.)
Akron
Brass
Alabama
By-Products
-Extra,.
Class
_j—
B
(quar.)
class
A
______
3-15
3-15
4-
1
Extra
3-
5-
4-23
2
5-
2
4-23
2
Class
B
Extra
Class
A
Extra
Class
B
.
(quar.).
I
•
_
(quar.')
]
preferred
(quar.)_
___
Wood
Steel Co., 5%
pfd. (quar.)—
Paper Mfg., class A (quar.)
—
-Class B (quar.)
6%
preferred (auar.)
Products Inc.
11
1
__
Algoma
All
(quar.)_
(quar.)—'—"—.
preferred
Steel.
Ltd.
(increased
American
Life
&
Stock
1
7-22
-
1
10-22
'
quar.)
Casualty
Co.
—.
__
preferred.
(s-a)Z-__——
1
Atlantic
Company
Class
4-
1
3-11
4-
1
3-11
4-
4
3-21
Atlantic
I2V2C
4-
4
3-21
Atlas
1
1
5y2"%
;
4-
1
3-10 ;
3-31
2-26
4-
$30c
4- 1
30c,
$3.75
preferred
3 7 J/2 c
"
1
4-
31
Insurance
Atlas
Sewing
.
93 %c
3Cc
of
Alico
4-
/ 4-
4-
1
10c
••
4-
3-10
3-10
3-10
3-23
:
3-
*
9
1
3-15
5-- 2
3-31
V
t55c
4-16
3-15
60c
(quar,)_
3-31
3-10
:
25c,. .•3,-31
Co._
20c
.
3-31
3-11
4-15
25 c
•
:
3-31
(quar.)
•.4-15,
$1.25
$1.75
$1.50
—
pfd.
•
••4-15.
./
.
3-31
1
3-21
21c
A
4-25
•
2-23
,4-1
A.
4-
3-31
25c
class
Co.,
4-
i4c
-4-
1
1
3-15
.UOc
4-15
3-16
125c
(quar.)__—__
(quar.)
(stock
,
&
(increased
Bryson
(reduced)
6%
Inc.,
new
Food
&
Insurance
Boston
-
3-23
3-
4-
1
3-15
$1.40
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-21
1
3-31
40c
.
J-i8 V
_II_—
!
5-21
9-
1
8-22
11-19
4-29
5-16
10c
1
3-16
15c
4-22
3-29
100%
5-24
$1.37i/2
I_
1
(quar.)_
.
11-30
20c
(initial)__
(quar.
4-
5-10
7-29
6-27
30c
4-
1
3-16
50c
5-
2
4-
871/2 c
4-
1
3-14
87i/2c
7-
1
6-
12 »/2 c
4-
1
3-18
3-31
3-16
>
•
!____!
>
i!
Personal
IIZYY_Z"I
RR
1
20c
com.
3-19
6-
75c
(quar.)
common
3-31
20c
(quar.)_
(quar.)______Y_~~~
Co.
3-15
$1,061/4
(quar.
Albany
3-31
Co.—-
preferred
old
Stores
3-14
25c
preferred
Corp.
4
20c
;
3-16
4-
40c
quar.)_
4-15
2%
v
dividend)
Mfg.
Boston
10c
$2
4-
45c
r
—_
Property Trust
Corp. of North America Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)___
4-
.
3-14.
3-28
$62 ft C
-
8
3-16
1
$0,397
6
Bowater
5%
•
1
■
-
■
•
.,
5
5%
.
.
>
,
11
3- .1
4-'1
3-16
British
4-1
3-15
4%
J25c
4-1
3-15,.
t55c
6-1
5-16"
preferred
(quar.)
933/4c
5- 2
25c
-.4-15
-
25c
.
.
.
25c
12J/2c
(quar.)__.___o.__-_
1-15-61
4-
'
registered
and
common
but
free of
of
expenses
Columbia
(final
British
Co
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$28% c
!_
'
1;
77c
Telephone,
r-t
3-18
3-30
3-21
.
Ltd.,
,'
:
!__1_1!!/_1__;_].__
(quar.)
com.
Automatic 1 Fire
Automatic
,$433/.iC
of
Ameflca-=-*'> ••
(ihitial quar.)
Alarm
Sprinkler
(quar.)
Corp.
of
•
3-1
3-
1:
Broad
3-
1
Brockton
3-
1".
'
,
3-31
*
"
I
L___
America..
3-
Street
tax
4-11
6-
40c
12VaC
4;
3-22
•
4-1.
*
2-26
3-15
3"2
3- .7
4-1
4-
-
—
~
3-
%
7,
1
3-
7
4-1
$69c
3-
4-
$62 J/2c
"i
4-1
$$1.19
—
3-
7
2
4-
8
5-
$12 J/2c
$33c
4-16
3-21
%55c
4-
1
3-17
3-31
3-11
10%
$3.80
!_!—___!
Investing___j.
3-23
3-
5
3-31
3-
preferred
8
10c
Gas—
(quar)
4-
95c
1
3-15
4-26
$53c
4-
15c
1]
9
1
$56c
;ZZ*
1
15c
2-25
4-
.
of
but
ZZIII
Forest
Taunton
.
.
Brooke
62'/2c
.
3-21
1
3-10
1
.44
»
3-10
Bond1 Canada
r4.1-6%
Brodie
preferred
(Ralph)
Co.
'
4
12'/2c
tax)
come
3-31
3-31
1
3-
n-
;
3-31
437 y2c.
4-
1
ex-
—
.3-31
»
,
4-15
4-
$25c
$$1
3-18
.
3-15
93%c
3-7
4-11
3-17
1
4-
'
3-15
3-25
7.y2c ;
I34.3/4C
(quar-.)
Canteen Co.
common
.
tlOc
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.),
preferred
5c
..
131 Vic
(quar.)
preferred
Automatic
3-18
;
__;
(quar.)
preferred
5'/?%
,6%
Co.
3-31
(quar.)
Columbia
7
3-7
3-17
Ltd—
(quar.)
41/2%
3'•
3-31
Depositary deductic
Electric
3-30
$25c
pence
less
payment
income
3-16
3-30
-
-33c
25c"
tax
3-
3-16
3-31
,42c
;
7
3-21
3-31
-
56 J/4 c
•
1-15^
1
3-15
(quar.)
(interim—7
income
registered
preferred
British
10-15,
1
30c
'~ZZZ
;5%; preferred (quar.-)
.-ZZZZZZZ"""""
_5 ft.%
preferred ,<quar.)_%_
Z"
"7rl5
_
10-15
4-
■'/• 50c
_
Depositary deduction)__—
,4V4%
4-15.
-7-15^
25c
-(quar.)^
(quar.)___^_—■
-434%
5f
3-
~~~YL
common
Co., Ltd.,-
British
pence
ss
t25o
Okla.)- (quar.)
and
of
penses of
4
1
$$1.50
(quar.)
&
preferred
Bearer
.
-
4-
Co.,
3-15
4-15
4-
CoY Ltd"
(quar.
Brass
2-26
,
$1.25
Manufacturing (quar.)
free
4
(quar.)
.
(quar.)
Light & Power
preferred
Bearer
3-21
3-17-
3-31
-15c
1
4-29
22c
Bristol-Myers Co., 334% pfd. (quar.)""""7"!
British-American Oil Co. Ltd.
(quar.) ~
British-American Tobacco, Ltd,
3-1;
3- If
-.1
4-
7 J/aC
(C.) & Company__
.
1
1
Sons
Traction,
Bright (T. G.)
Brillo
3-
&
4-
4-
_
Bridgeport Gas, common (quar.)_
'••5.28% preferred
(quar.)——+JZZZZZZZZj_~
A
^Tulsa,
Centers
1
J.)
preferred
•41/2%
3-31
ii!'-
(E.
Brewer
4-15
1
|683/4c
$68 %c
%_
(initialI"YI"~~
Products
Bridgeport
•
.
(quar.
Mersey Paper Co.—
preference
(quar.)
Bowl-Mor Co. (quar.)—___
6%
3-15
..
.
preferred
51/2%
7
4-15%.
Y,
Co.
________
Plastics
Avolon
New
$1/20 pfd. A (quar.)
A
Boston
3-11
5-2
$1
65c
■
''
1
1
50c
(quar.)
7%
class
preferred
3-18
,
4* 1.
27>/2c
Quarterly-
5%
4.
3-24
3-31
'
America—
(quar.).
1
1
'
preferred (quar.)—
3-.18-'
v
,
'*0.">$2V- ;/t 4- 1
(s-a)
3.75%
Life
Aurora
3-16,
4-20
Aluminum Specialty Co.,
Cascade
3y2%
/' 3-16''4- 1 ' / 3-10 "
;■'/'•
share
Refining,
2-23
1
44-
t35c
—
Stock dividend
New
common
(initial)
I
Rook-of-the-Month-Club (quar.) ___.____rY
Borg-Warner Corp., common (quar.)_
l
4-
•
Co.
preferred
Auto-Doler
6%
1834C
+25c
1
75c
-common
(increased)__
Co., -75c conv, pfd. (quar.)
prior
3y2'%
4-1.'.,
25c
Quarterly!
•
3-10
(quar.)
Mfg.,
Boise
3-ll
' 4- 1
'
.J13c
]_3__
(quar.)^._,
Ltd.,- class
(quar/)_i—.—;
Quarterly !
,3-11
$1.06 ft
Brooks,
5%'%
8
1
.
/
^
'/3-31
"
(quar.)^__.=
'
3-21
4-
Allied
of
B
$1.15
$1.25
12J/ac
4-
*
<quar.)___.
Wholesalers
3-11
Co.
'
held)_^
Atlantic
3-
Steel Mfg.
Co.
(one
share
3-11
3-31
Allis-Chalmers
each
3-18
4-
Allison
dividend
for
1
-
.
18c
25c "'"
(quar.)
RR.
1
30c
Aluminum
Line
1
.
4-
t$1.50
.
.
Corp.
4-
1
,,—
;
Electric
4-
4-
&
Bobbie
3-151:
4-: l
.
t20c
(initial-quar.)__.
11-
50c
common
Stock
•
1
Corp.,
Coast
10-22;
10-22
(quar.)_
Stores
Supply—
Investment
Atlantic
11-
Allegheny Ludjiim Steel Corp.
Laboratories
(quar.)
Allied
_!__
(quar.)__
City
,
(111.)—
„
A
Athey Products
10-22
,
-
35c
(quar.),__,_,_
Stationers
Atlantic
1
$1.50
3-15
(quar.)_
Bell, Inc. (quar.)
Quarterly '__
_____!
Quarterly ;
„•!
3-15*
"
Associates
-
11-
,
4-
117 Vac
Life Insurance
Block Bros. Tobacco,
3- 4 .'
'
,v4- 1
12y2c
,
Participating ' _1
50c
$1.05
(quar.)
common...]
A
common
Class
,
7-22
1
30c
_
!__
_
dividend
Alleghany Corp., 6%
8-
25c
(quar.)_
Alden's, Inc.,.common
41/\ 7c
8-
11-
$1.37 ft
$1.371/2
(quar.)
Bliss
3- 4
1
4-
(quar.)25c
preference
NeW
7-22
50c
——
Albemarle
Alco
7-22
1
$1
•
Industries
Associated
4-23
1
$1
;
—
$5.50 preferred A (quar.)
Alabama Power CO., 4.20% preferred
; 4.60%
2
8-
50c
(quar.)
Extra
Alan
58-
$1
-
-
(quar.)!—
,Class B (quar.)
!-";•
Associated'Mption Picture Industries (quar.)
4-23 ;
$1
-
——
•
(quar.).
Laughlin, Inc
Borrnan
.
,
$1.18
$1.37
(quar.)__—
r
5-
50c
(quar.)—
.
,
preference. B (quar.)U&y4c
Corb-t Ltd. r(quar.),_%_—^.
•" J30c
Ashdown ,(J. H.)
Hardware Co., Ltd.—
'
Class A (quar.)_'_'______,3___3_______!_:! ] .1 I15c '
3-15 :
3-22
50c
___
A
Extra
3-11
Blue
4-8
4-
4- 1
•
,6;/?%
■
Class
.
4- 1
Asbestos
50c
_
,
-
3-31 >
5-10
.
6--1
5- 2
5-2
,
&
Temple," Ltd.,
6%
3-15
1
$1
^
-
4-
Biekford's, Inc.
Brazilian
1
(quar.)_
3-15
4-20'.*
5.60%
3-14
6-24
3-11
3-16
3-7 .'
3-16
3-16
3- 2-;
3-17
3-17
3-13
Ash
1
2
3-15
25c
;__
Valley Gas & Electric
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
3-
4-
$1
Sivalls
4.25%
4-1
3-15
*
4-
■
Blackstone
3-31
1
4-
(quar.
Black,
Brach
4-
_
3-15
,3-15
(quar.)
_____
(quar.)
.
3-10
3-10
3-15 /
3-15
15c
3-24
4-
4-
(quar.)
Corp.,
Decker
4-1
1
4-
.
&
Bowman
4-
37V2C
__
Manufacturing
Black
3-17
34 %c
—
4-
-
UOc
preferred
Ltd.,-common
Corp.
4-30;.''
34%C
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-24
4
40c
(quar.)
Furniture
preferred
Arnold Constable Corp.
Arundel
Corp.
(quar.)
Arvin
Extra
5V2 7o
$1
Birtcher
3-21',.
71/2C
■5,Vz7o conv. preferred A
3-15
3-18
4-
1%
,(qaar.)
Stores,
Hat$,
4-15 %'
preferred
preferred
5.48%
>
Discount, Inc.—
(quar.)
Bear
Company (quar.)
——__
30c
Armstrong Rubber Co., class A (quar.35c
IV2C
Aid Investment
Big
3-22
4-20
3-15
1
84 %C
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Biltmore
4- 7
$1.08
(quar.)
1
4-
'$1,121/2'
common
Steel
Biederman
3-31
.
4-
3-31
111/4C
:
Corp.
preferred
-5ft.%
40c
;
—
.
3-16
3-18
Bowater
4.72%
•
2-24
3-16
6c
pfd.
R.
R.
Gas,
3-15
1
1
York-
New
&
..
3-15
1
1
(initial)
(quar.)___
Standard
6%:
"
r—tlOc
",
'
;_!_-.
$1.16!/4
'
Co.—
(quar.),
Light, 4.32%
1
4-
4-
]25c
Ties
preferred
3-15
44-
Armour
Insurance
Power
preferred
4-
"
•/
Ltd,
Co.,
$1
$1.12 ft
71/2C
(quar.)
Aviation
4- 1,
30c
65c
quar.)
(quar.)
—
Extra
4.65%
Inc.—
from
Agricultural
>
.
Creek
Bethlehem
3-11.
..,3-11
4-20
3-31
J5c
Arkaiisas Power
(Increased
common
Insurance
(quar.)___
Arkansas-Missouri
9
Casualty & Surety—:
Aetna
preferred
Quarterly
-
3-10
4-
7c
—
preferred
(quar.)
Anglo-Newfoundland Development
Ltd.—
,
preferred
$2.90
(quar.)__
3-31
:
Finance. Co.
Bibb
3-11
,
3-22. >
,
+50c
$70c
I30c
}72c
$56y4C
.
3-31
1
30c
%
—
.
4'/2%
—
Refineries,
1
.
!
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Anglo-Canadian Telephone, class A
4-
Addressograph-Multigfaph Corp.
(quar.)—
Aero Service Corp.; (stock dividend)—
I.¬
,
3-
1
$42 J/2 c
___
(quar.)_
Sugar
A
Electric
Acme'
1
4-
$2.80
(quar.)
class
$1.20
4-
$1
—
.
preferred
.Common
45c
(quar.)
common
preferred
preferred
(quar.)__—
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills—
3-17
1
4-
-
nreferrcd
5%.
3-11 *
3-31,.
4- 1
.
,
35c
53l/sc
3-31
4-
Ltd.—
Berkshire
3- 1
v
3-31
$1'
(quar.),
com.
4Vt7o
Paper Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)
Common
■4y2'%
&
Corp.,
.
'>3-30
35c
.
6-10
•3-15
$1.40."
(quar.)—
Beneficial
4-12
(quar.)_„^^._—25c
Oil
3-21
3-31
12'/zc
Products, (quar.)-,
____
(quar.)——„
Products
Anderson-friehard
A.
(quar.)
common
25c
$1.56 V*
'
—
1
Beneficial
4- 1 ; ;
4- 1
7- 1
3-31
•
—.!_^._!-___r!__
Company
•
.
35c
50c
—
Hocking Glass,
>
:
'
(quar,)-,.
Electronics. Corp.
.
.
$1.50
12J/2C
, $2.25
12'/2c
(quar.)_
Ine.___!
Metal,
Ampco
the
in
preferred (quar.)
Zinc, Lead & Smelting (quar.)
6%
Co..
3-18
1
3-31
7V!c
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
Bendix
3-10
3-1
4- 1
10%
7-
2%
75c
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd.—
7%
preferred (quar.)
Bell Telephone Co. of Canada
3-10
.
.4- 2
4- 2
4- 2
4-11'
5- 2
"
1
!
dividend-.^
•Stock
Ltd.'
Lumber
Beech
3-10 '
...
4- 1
4- 1
30c
43%c
82y2c
37y2c
(quar.)
Telegraph Co. (quar.).
American Thermos Products Co. (quar.)
American Title
Insurance "Co.
(Miami)—
3-17 "
3-31
$4c
(quar.)_i._—.__
2
5-
$35c
r
■
•
Electric
Zenith
Extra
!
preferred
;
American Telephone &
3-25
'
$1
5%
Ltd..
Beau :Brummell
3- 3
3-18
4- 1
'
Young
Stores,
SI.40
3- 3
40c
.
3-25
1
'
3-23
,*.3- 3>.
5%
—^
Refining, common
4-
.
31V4C
50c
—
4-20
$2.50
preferred (quar.)
Class
2-23
12¥ic\\ 4- 1
*
-
Co.
Sugar
,
(Indianapolis)—
(quar.)__
dividend
American
40c
3-25
$1.75
(quar.)—
com.
new
Common
^
12V2C
preferred
Stores
■
Co.,
prior pfd.
4V2%
3-17
3-31
4- 1
4- 1
•; 4- 1
3-31
3-25
4-20
4-20'
—
(quar.)
conv.
Beaver
4-20
$1
(quar.)
3%%
3-10,Ny
3-28
50c
(J. B. 1 Distilling (quar.)
Stock dividend
1
Bros.,"
5-20
4-15
8-19
1.
$1.06
Beam
Beatty
2-19
6-20
9-19
(quar.)—
Laboratories
Belgium
3-21
.
Optical Co.—
4%, preferred
Foods
3-15
15c
(increased)—————
Common
,3-15
3-24
Corp.
Lomb
&
Baxter
•
.
$1.50
15c
(quar.)
Class
3-31
4-15
; •
.—
-—^
-
!
Insurance
iisSatt&ti
U
4-
.1.
$15c
(quar.)
1
American
Yellow
!
(quar.)
American Stamping Co
,
(quar.)
>
$1.25.4,
70c
(quar.)
common
—'
preferred
4-14
—
pfd.
Snuff Co.,
American
-
1-1)6)- H. e'r
_____—...—.—.
Combing Corp. of Canada, Ltd.
'
*.
...
pfd! (quar.)
2nd
i-45c
—__
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.)__
r
20c
(quar.)
common
convertible
•5%
5-20
1
6-
$1.12 ft
Co., common..
(quar.)_
"Wood Alexander Ltd., 6%
Wool
7'/ac
:
preferred
Bausch
3-11
3-21
4- 1
Works
Iron
3-15
8-19
_______
common
3-15
1
1
$1
preferred
Bath
.
3-30
4-15
>3-21
4- 1
15c
quarterly
'
Power
.
.
■
""
25c
(quar.)
'.Class B common, (quar.)
.Class A preferred (quar.)__
Wisconsin Electric
,
25c
25c
50c
50c
(increased)
Co.
Radiator
American
3-15
3-31
"
—
1
4-
2-19
$1
convertible
Photocopy Equipment—
American
1
"
(quar.)—
Insurance
News
Co.
Incorporated,
$5.60
5-20
.3-11
.
4-
4-
5-20
(quar.»__:
York
New
Beatrice
,—
quar.)——_!_!—
(initial
common
National
-
3-24
5
4-
!70c
(accum.) —
pfd.
Mfg.. class A com.
4-
3-
3-15
9c
—_
3-1
.
3-11
$1
(quar.)_______—u__—_
preferred (quur.)_____—
Bastian-Blessing Co. (quar.)
—
Bates Mfg.. 4'/2%
preferred (quar.).^——
Inc.—
American
'
3-18
1
15c
(quar.)
$2.80
Climax
Metal
American
3-21
15c
_.— —
4-8
com." (quar.)'
American
.4-1
$$1.75
Corp.
21c
40c
50c
of
Basic,
3-31
3-17%
3-15
3-15 ,
3- 1
American Motors Corp.—
Light, Ltd.—
.,.
'15c
4-15
3-31
3-31
3-31
4- 8
A
American
'
3-25
1
4-
18c
—
—
$1.25
$1.75
Manufacturing (Del.)
.
3-31
—
common
(quar.)
American
Stamping Co
Utilities
Western
"
Co.
Insurance
(quar.)
Power &
&
4-
$1.37 ft
:
.
3-15
4- 1
4-15
.
3-28
9-19
——-
(quar.)—
$6.25
97'/2C
^
preferred (quar.)_——Hi
American Metal Products (quar.)_^——
20c
iquar.)
Service
Gas
Class
.
3- 2
%
_—————!—
Maize-Products,
American
3-15
time.
this
3-25
$1.31 i4
——
9-30
12-30
6-20
(quar.)___
com.
6-30
13-61
3-21
_!—_—
Barber Oil Corp. (Stock dividend)———
Barton's
Candy
(quar.)____:—_—
!
prior, preferred iquar.),
Machine & Foundry—
7%• preferred
preferred
Western
'
3-30
4-11
Hydro Electric Co.,
preferred (quar.)
4y»% preferred (quar.)
4%
Bank
3-31
7-15
10-14
.37 Vac
—1
—
Bangor
;4-f7: n 3-25 -
4- 7
"i 3-22
(quar.)
preferred
4
3-14
37i/2C
,
—.
__—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—.—.
4%. preferred (quar.)
—
Bancrott
(J.)
& Sdns_!_-%i
7%'
1
3-
3-22
4-15
$1.50
4%
.
3-
4-15
30c
4%
,
9-15
8-31
12-15 .11-30
4-10
3-31
4- 13-22
3~3L
3- 7
4- 1
3-14
4--7 ,j
3-25
_
10c
Illinois—
of
4V27o
at
;
$1.50
Corp.———
Co.
,3.90% preferred (quar.)__—
57c
preferred
(quar.)—.'
American Machine & Metals
(quar.)_———
American
;—~
^
10c
.
,
Common
i
:^3-15vi...
^
-
.
-
1
■./''•
Co.—
(quar.)
Common
1
3-25
4-
y
.
3- 1
3- 1
,3-i5r
3- 4
American
4
3-
15c
(quar.):
(quar.)__
National
Washington
5V*7c
3-24
name)
new
Baking Co., common—
;5Vb"%
3-30
1
4-
Ltd.—
omitted
pay'rat.
Investment
See
Company.
T.
under
(quar.)
Equipment,
Dividend
Ward
V.
Company
(Wm.l
Waterous
International
-
*
to
3-25
4- 1
4-:5
I
(quar.)———
preferred
non-cum.
3-31
5c
Co.—
40c
4-
1 y2 %
62yac
-
3-15
^.;
183/4C
preferred (quar.)
—
; $1.50
preferred (quar.)'..——
—- •
$1.50
6% preferred (quar.)—_—
$1.30 1
6% preferred (quar.)
■-r:1 $5 •'
Baltimore Brick, 5%Tst pfd. (accum.)—/—
25c
Baltimore Gas & Electric, com. iquar.)___„
$1,121/2
-4V2 % preferred B (quar.)——
—•
■•<$1
4% preferred C (quar.)—————
371/2 c
Baltimore & Ohio RR., commou (quar.) —
o-io
3-31
-
4-20
4-20
6%
4- 8
3-15
,
.,
4-30
4-30
(quar.)
A
4
$1.12 y2
.6%
3-i»
4
3-31
-----.
American
,
25c
—.
American
—
announcement
div.
5- 2
3-31
—.—
—
3-23 "
4-20
,
56 J/4c
——.——
Corp._
changed
.(Name
;
2%
-15C
(quar.)———
common
preferred
J-au ;
(quar.)
com.
4-15
2
5-
30c
j__
—
(stock dividend)--
Rubber
Company,
$2.25
_——
(quar.)
Felt,
&
(quar.)
Piano
4- 1
25c
25c
$1.50
Hardware (quar.)—';50c.
Home Products Corp. (monthly).!
"
30c
leg Co., common (quar.)
15c
Hair
preferred
American
3-31
-18c
(increased) _____________
Insurance (quar.)—.
~
Company
Home
(quar.)---UU—
-
Baldwin
3-io
Quarterly
American
6-20
3-28
Corp.
Universal Controls Inc.
I
•3-21
1
4-
$2.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
United Stockyards Corp.
(quar.) ____-~I-.il
U:
!
$1
»
:■
RR. & Canal
New Jersey
3-17
;-
j-a
3- 5
4-1
30c
$1.50
'
^.. 25c
4-14
& Wilcox Co
$1.12J/2
(lnitial-quar.)
Express,, new .com.
Babbitt
37/2C
4oc '
6%, preferred (quar.)—.—_
American Eire & Casualty Co. (Orlando, " !:
4-14
4-30
$1.12 y2
-—
—
(stock dividend)-^—
(B. T.), Inc. 5% conv. pfd. A (quar.)
Babcock
3-31
,
class
3-^r
4- 1
-
American
"
,
2oc
Quarterly
Y.)—*
Quarterly
United
4-15
4- i
,
3-
4-30
35C
Company
S. F.
B.
3-31
433/4C
preferred (quar.)———
——
American Cyanamid Co., common (quar.)—
8
4-
J-JJ
Inc.,
Foods,
B-G
n
o
60c
.
.
preferred (quar.)___
preferred (1947 series)—
41/2%
41/2%
'
$1-25
(quar.i—
EX£ra
4-14
2
$68c
.Y
l'
$10c
—
(Brooklyn,
Bank
Industrial
United
Shoe
Brake
preferred (quar.).
American Cement Corp., Common
tquar.)—
$1.25 preferred
(quar.)
i
American Crystal Sugar, comriiOn' (quar.)
1
3-21
1
$78y8C
Gas Co.
■5V2c/o
(quar.)
-
n
J-
.,
4-15
3j/2-% preferred D (quar.)
8'7J/2C
American Export Lines (quar.)50c
preference (quar.)
:
■__//
of Canada, Ltd., common—-
1st
4-
62J/aC
(quar.)—_
Ltd.—
Acceptance Corp.
'6V4%
com.
4V2%
City Rapid Transit Co.—
:57c : convertible prior preferred
Union
Corp.,
Arma
American Can Co., 7%
Twin
Union
—
preferred series A (quar.)
preferred series B (quar.)—
5%
,
Torrington
Bosch
American
omitted
payment
,
o"
*- 1
20c
2%
30c
Sl-25
Co.,
—1
Stock dividend
3-31
2%
6/lOc
s- 1
3-25
^"1=
1-——————
com.
(quar.)
,67c preferred (quar.)
Biltrite Rubber
'
4%
5
30c
20c
U'om net security profits and
from income)———.—7-"
(L. S.) & Co., com. (stock dividend)
Common
(increased quar. )-—•—•———
3-14
(19 4/lOc
'
..
40c
0) Rec.
4;.l
Ayres
,
—
Holders
50c
(quar.)__
Inc., 4% preferred
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund—
Products,
Avon
4-1
4
preferred (quar.
———
Agricultural Chemical (quar.)
Bank Note, common (quar.)
American
r
,14
1
When
Payable
*
~
!
$1.06,4
American
3-16
3-24
4-30
a- £
JT?
,
_—
preferred
(quar.)—
Aggregates Corp.—
American
-
time).
A
,5%.
'
3-31
4-8
$0.5832
I Title Guaranty Co. (San Francisco)—
$7.50 preferred
laccum.)——_——.—
Toronto Star, Ltd., 6% 1st pfd. (quar.)
Class
4-15
4-15
8c
13c
—;
dividend
25c
—
American
3-24
3-31
$1.25
,
20c
(dividend
Timely
Stock
,
.
3-24
3-31
$1
Ry.,,common
dividend
at this
1
(quar.)
Inc.
Stock
4-
common—:
Corp.,
4V* 7o
(quar.)—1—————
B
Class
Time,
Amerace
(quar.)—
Amalgamated Sugar Co.
3-21
$35c
(reduced)5% preferred (quar.)_.—.——
Thompson (H. I.) Fiber Glass
—
Tune Finance Corp. (Mass.), class A (quar.)
Texas
3-21/
62VzC
-
Share Payable of Rec.
v : 60c ' * 4-'l
3-17 /•
,
1
pfd. (quar.)—
Superior Propane Ltd., $1.40
Company
4-
■":IV!"25c"1,r4-T"'"
(quar.)__—
Super Valu Stores, common
of
Name
Share
of Company
Name
of Rec
Payable
Share
Holders
When
Par
Holdert
When
Per
(1953)—
(quar.)
(increased)
*
$26c
4-15
3-15
1-5-61
12-31
Volume
191
Number 5935
.
.
.
The Commercial and
Per
Brown-Forman
Distillers
Class
A
B
Holderu
Payable
of Itec.
(quar.)
4%
preferred
Bruce
(E.
L.)
:_
4-
1
Company
preferred
(quar.)
$1.04
(quar.)
$1.16
3-11
3-11
3-31
3-18
4.75%
$1.25
B
4-
1
3-18
Cerro
6
3-18
Certain-teed
17'Ac
4-30
4-10
Chadbourn Gotham, Inc.,
5% preferred (quar.)
$.00875
4-30
4-
preferred
-
60c
Building
Ltd.
Co.
lquar.)_____
Extra
■
Ltd.,
Mfg.,
(quar.)
.
Butterick
C.. I.
T.
Co.,
5%
preferred
Corp.
Edmonton
preferred
California
6%
Liquid
Packing
5%
Co.
preferred
(quar.)—
4>/2%
Canada
Bread,
Canada
Ltd.,
5%
pref. B
Cement, Ltd.—
$1.36
3-15
4-
4-15
3-15
4-14
.
1
3:
1
5%
30c
3-31
r
$1.183/4
-3-31
3-21
:
4-22
*
$2.50
$8%,c
3-31
common
(quar.__)______
/______
_i\_
Ltd.—
Packers,
*
A, (s-a)
Class
B-
Canada
T''
(s-a )
Permanent
Canada
Safeway,
Canada
Mortgage
Steamship
Ltd.,-4.40%
$1.25
Lines,
pfd.
Ltd.
Breweries, Ltd.,
(quar.)
convertible
Canadian
Canners.
Ltd.,
Celanese, Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)__^___
75c "class A (quar.)
3-16
3-10
3-15
$1
Tool
4-
.
1
3-
25c- '
3-
1"
-
*.
Finance Corp.
-1,
Hydrocarbons,
CommonCanadian
preferred
Oil
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-30
3-
8
9-30
9-
8
4-
3-16
' $20c
',"$10c
series-)
Cos., Ltd.—
;
(quar.)__iii_l,,$75c
•'
2
$$1.25
4-
2
3-
(quar.)_Lni_____rui____^; •';; $$2
4-
2
3-
4-
1
3-15
(quar.)
$25c.
-
10c
75c
■'
75c
•_
Capital Records (quar.)—
j
50c
Carey, Baxter & Kennedy (quar;;.■> !
15c
Carnation Company, 3% % -preferred
(quar.)
933/4C
Carolina Power & Light Co., com.(quar.)__
33c
$4.20
preferred
preferred
(quar.)_r^j.____-
Telephone &; Telegraph Co.
Carriers & General Corp._/_
Carter (J.'. W.) Company (quar.)__
Carter
Products
(quar.)
Mills
(J.
Celanese
4V2%
Corp.
series
Central
of
A
&
Gas
preferred
of
Georgia
Common
common
Ry.
3-31
3-15
3-
8
3-
8
3-
8
40c
4-15
3-31
3-31
3-11
25c
3-21
3-
25c
3-21
6-21
9-21
12-21
8
Gas
preferred
&
-'
Rock
preferred
Products
&
Gas,-com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.-)
(quar.)j._-._____
(quar.)_____
3-10
3-10
Class
3-10
30
36c
44-
1
3-22
1
3-22
4-
1
3-22
4-
1
3-22
4-1
3-22
$1.12V2
4-
1
3-11
$1.16
4-
1
3-11
$1
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Co.,
common
3-31
3-18
$1.23
(quar.)_
4.25%
3-31
3-18
3-31
3-18
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
4-
5
3-14
35c
:
3-31
3-10
4-
3-10
87V2C
1
4.60%
$1.15
4-
1
3-10
4.6%
$1.15
4-
1
3-10
preferred (quar.)__^
preferred (quar.)__-——___
4.75%
preferred (quar.)
.
■6%
preferred
(quar.;
$1.18%
4-
1
3-10
$1.50
,
Securities
4-
1
3-10
Corp.—
50%
-
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-
1
3-15
22c
^
3-31
3-11
62V2C
^
preferred
Gas
Co.
preferred
3-15
4-
3-10
6-15
3-19
4-
2
3-14
75c
4-
1
3-25
4-
1
3-25
5-
2
4-8
,
25c
1
3-15
4-
1
3-14
15c
3-25
3-11
4-14
3-
4
4-25
4-
1
25c
4-
1
3-11
4-
1
3-11
8c
4-
1
3-16
7'Ac
4-
1
3-16
$25c
$$1.37
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
t$1.37
4-
1
3-15
t40c
\
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
•
/.
Baking Co.,.
1
3-4
4-1
3-4
4-1
3-4
55c
4-
1
3-11
$1.37'A
4-
1
3-11
4-
1
3-15
93%c
Inc.—
'
"
.
17'Ac
"
of
America
Corp.
(quar.)
.'
(quar,)-,
dividend
100%
20c
40c
10%
;
3-31
3-
9
3-30
4-11
3-15
3-23
3-25
3-11
4-
3-11
8
A
(quar.)
Cooper Tire & Rubber, new "com.
(initial)
Cooper
(quar.)
3-31
3-11
$1.25
3-31
3-11
$1.37V2
3-31
3-11
33%c
3-31
3-11
Coosa
(Peter)
River
Corp.,
Newsprint
6%
pfd.
$1.31'A
4-15
17'Ac
3-31
3-18
3-23
$1.62'A
4-
1
3-18
50c
(increased-quar.).
4-
1
3-15
3-31
3-14
Corning Glass Works, common (quar.)„__
37'Ac
3'A% preferred (quar.)
87'Ac
3'A% preferred (1947 series) (quar.87'Ac
—
.
4-
1
2-26
1
2-26
5-1
4-8
25c
4-6
3-7
50c
\
4- 6
3- 7
7-6
50c
25c
——
10-
6-7
6
9-
7
12-30
12-
2
3-31
3-15
4-
1
3-11
4-
1
3-11
—
8c
3-23
2-23
—
12'/ac
3-30
3-18
9c./
.
,
4-15
4- 5
Company
Steam
Power &
(quar.)
&
Rio
*
pfd.
(quar.)
3-15
'
3-
I
4-25
4-11
4-25
4-11
.3-29
3-10
•
5c
4-1
50c
4- 1
3-
1
3-28
3-
9
50c
3-28
3-
8
v
92'Ac
3-31
3-10
3-10
3-31
3-10
$1.05 /
3-31
3-10
$1.07
3-31
3-10
$1.14
3-31
3-10
$1.25
3-31
25c
3-30
3-15
25c
3-21
3-
4
62'Ac
G-15
6-
3
62'Ac
12-15
12-
2
15c
3-31
3-16
(increased)
15c
Bridge (quar.)—30c
3-30
3-15
3-21
3-14
$1.24
——•
preferred
Chicago
3-15
5
$1
>,
Light, 3.70'A
1
4-
>'
.
—
Co.
1
4-
20c
(quar.)
Hudson
4-
25c
—'
'
Turbine
35c
3-18
3t-15
,
50c
,,
—:
_______—____—
k_-__—
—
Trucking
Grande
^
_______—_______
(quar.)__,—;—k__
Western
RR.
(quar.)
$2.50
(s-a)
to
Gasket
Detroit
,
de
$3.50
preferred
Chemical
Detroit
from
realized
from
&
net
during
net
Devoe
_____
the
3-10
preferred
Chemical
Stores
Dilbert's
distribution
(a
fiscal
capital
gains
plus
year
3-25
3-
70c
3-25
3-14
(quar.)—
30c
5-
2
4-11
iquar.)_____
__________
Arts, Inc. (quar.)
37'Ac
Corp.,
Corp,
(initial
com.
common
1
Dierks
Inc.
Houses,
Dodge
Mfg.,
$1.56
preferred
Products,
Inc.,
Ltd,
70c
pfd.
Ltd.
Fabrics,
3-31
3-21
Dominion Steel
Tar
&
3-17
5- 2
4-15
4-
1
4-14
3-1
3-2
4-14
3-21
4-28
3-21
5-2
4-
25c
3-31
3-1'
4-29
4-1!
$15c
6-
5-11
$15c
4-1
3-1
$15c
7- 1
4-1
fi-i
3-3
4- 1
4-15
4-1
3-L
50c
—
(quar.)___
—
——
Rockaway RR.
3-21
25c
Industries, Ltd., common
preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
1
25c
6%
4-
1
20c
4-
1
3-2
3-1
35c
$1.75
2%
4-
$3
(s-a)
I
(quar.>k_.
(quar.)k
$37'Ac
35c
(quar.)
4%
3-31
3-31
1
$10c
$15c
(quar.)—
Ltd. (quar.)_—
6%
Dravo
3-31
4-15
$55c
:
Co.
3-30
4-15
$$1.12'A
(quar.)
(monthly)
Monthly
Brewery,* Ltd.
3-18
4-15
$17'Ac
Coal, Ltd.
Chemical
1
4-29
4-
$35c
Chemical,
Dow
4-
$15c
^
Fields
Dow
3-18
$44c
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
Oil
1
$10c
——____
(quar.)_
(quar.)_,—
Dominion Glass Co.. Ltd., com.
preferred
3-22
3- 2
4-
Steel, Ltd.—
&
(quar.)
3-31
$25c
:
preferred
Corp.,
Duffy-Mott Co.
Duke
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)—___—
_____—
Power
Co,, common (quar.
preferred
(quar.)____
7%
Dunhill
International,
(E.
I.)
Inc
(stock
de Nemours
&
4-
1
3-1
3-
—
dividend)
preferred
(quar.)__k.—
preferred
(quar.)
Duquesne Light
Co.,
preferred
3.75%
*
5-2
.2-2
2-2
4-
4-25
4-
3-28
1
Co.—
$3.50
$2.10
87'Ac
$1.12'A
27'Ac
:
(quar.)
(quar.)—^—
common
52'Ac
4-25
4-
4- 1
33-
4-
1
(quar.)—
46%c
preferred (quar.)
4.10%
preferred (quar.)_^
51'Ac
4-
517Ac
52'Ac
31'Ac
3-31
33333-1
3-1
preferred
4%
50c
4.15%
Duval
preferred (quar.)______.
preferred (quar.)
Sulphur & Potash Co. (quar.)
Eagle Fire
Increased
Insurance
(Newark, N.
annual
East Tennessee
1
3-14
Eastern
4-
1
3-14
4%
1
4- 1
1
4-1
4-1
3-
12'Ac
3-23
—
Natural Gas"
Bakeries,
*—
4-
J.)—
ZHc
4-28
4-
(quar.)——__
15c
4-
3-1
—,_k.———
Eagle Food Centers
4-
9
3-
3-23
12c
—
preferred
Ltd,
Dominion Foundries
Dominquez
12-22
17'Ac
$17'Ac
—_——
(quar.)__
non-cumultaive
Dominion
4- 5
200%
(quar.)
(quar.)k
Dairies, Ltd., common
Common
3-31
39c
Fund———_—
Dominion
3-28
25c
split)—
(quar.)
Dominion
<3z
3-21
1
20c
stock
Corset,
Dover
3-15
$0.38
(quar.)_
3-for-l
(A
Dominion
7%
1
15c
—_—
Crucible
Inc.
Mines,
Dominick
4'A%
3-
4-
Ltd.—
(Joseph)
Dobbs
5%
3-15
$1
(quar.)
Co.,
dep. rets. Ordinary——
Diversey Corp. (quar.)_
Doeskin
4-11
3-31
3-21
17'Ac
—
Forests
Distillers
Dome
5- 2
15c
Quality
Diebold,
Dixon
9
25c
(quar.)___
Supermarkets, Inc.—
1st preferred (quar.)—_—
7%
10c
income)
new
National
$1.50
Di-Noc
Inc.
long-term
investment
Raynolds,
Diamond
:___
Mfg.
International
$1.14
—
Industries* (quar.)_
&
Vegh Investment Co.,
•of
k
4.20%
Electric—
preferred
4-
$1.15
35c
-
Corp.—
dividend
Cooper-Bessemer
4
York—
$4.50
(quar.)
& Steel Industries
Quarterly
Steel
«Si
duPont
Co.—
preferred
Cornell-Dubilier
4-
,$1.13
(quar.)
3-
.
$1.12'A
com.
:
(quar.)
Draper Corp.
$1.04
—
(quar.)
Continental Copper
Corp.
1
16c
•
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-15
20c
(s-a)_
Dover
(quar.)
Continental
4-
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Can
1
1
.
4-1
&
9-1
12-
4-
——.
A
$4.52
Continental
1
10c
Corp.
Co.—
preferred
6-
3-1
(quar.)_____
com.
3-18
3-15
$1.12'A
Amer.
I
3-18
(quar.)_____
(quar.)
(Toronto),
preferred
Stock
3-31
4-1
(quar.)_
preferred
Continental
3-22
4-1
Ltd.
B
.
Power
3-22
Z
Corp.—
$4.16
Stock
1
--
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Acceptance
preferred
Controls
1
5-
$1.25
Corp.,
Rovalty Oil
5Vj%
$3.75
5-
$1.25
Paper
5'/a%
Consumers
$5.25
dividend
Central Telephone Co.—
Common "(quar.)
Consumers
3-22
1
York—
(increased-quar.)
cents
$5.50
$1.06V4
4.92%
A
3-10
5-
—$3.50
New
1
3-21
v
k
r
(quar.)
4-
4-1
(quar.
Stores Corp. of New
preferred (quar.)—
Diana
20c
Industries
$4.50
•
Service—
Co.
Consumers
1
1
$1.20
preferred (quar.)_.
preferred
1
4-
3-16
60c
(quar.)
of
Co.
Cigar Corp.,
preferred
(quar.)
4-
$1.02V2
(quar.)
Power
4-
4
27'Ac
(auar;)_
Electronics
Consolidated
$1.02V2
Light Co.—
preferred
(quar.)
Gas
Consolidated
9
$1.183/4
_2
Illinois
Public
Consolidated
9
$1.12V2
preferred C
preferred
6-10
9-
12-
$1.083/4
preferred B
D
6-21
9-21
12-21
1
3-
3-25
9-15
Co.—
(s-a)____—
Edison
preferred
$1.183/4
preferred A
preferred
$1.25
3-10
$5
3-
-4-1
12-15
,
Consolidated
$5
(quar.)
Electric
preferred
Insurance
Consolidated Dry Goods Co., common
Electric Corp.—
4.75%
$1.35
Life
9-
3-1C
3-25
3-31
75c
—
$1.25
(quar.)____.
preferred
preferred
General
Consolidated
7%
4-11
f50c
6-10
9
.3-15
(Toronto)—
3-10
12-
.,-3-15
f50c
Quarterly
3-15
1
3-31
-
f50c
$1.25
__l
4.10%
5V'2%
Assurance
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
3-21
preferred (quar.)
preferred
Life
*
,
$1.37'/2
(quar.)
Connecticut Light & Power (quar.)
Connohio. Inc., 40c preferred (quar.)'
9
40c
,
$1.25
4.10%
$5
Confederation
,
Detrex
4
4-1
$1.16
$1.31 V*
(quar.)
—
3-31
4-
/
■
$1
pfd.
9-15
50c
Tramway Corp.—
$2.50 to $3.50 preferred
3-4
(Indianapolis)—
preferred (quar.)
Commonwealth Water Co., 5 V2 %
9-29
Denver
3-4
Consolidated Foods Corp. (quar.)___:
Consolidated Investmrnt Trust
(Boston)____
(quar.).::
preferred
Co.
9
(quar.)_i22__
$2.50
/
(qUar.)__
Loan
12-
(quar.)____.•
Stock
preferred
Mills, common
preferred (quar.)
Denver
4-15
3-31
4%
12-21
B
Central
5.25%
Commonwealth
$1.25
B
3.50%
3-31
Consolidated
B
Maine
3-12
3-31
(quar.)_
9
preferred
Central
1
4-25
preferred
1%
River
Denver
3-4
/50c
6-10
preferred
Indiana
4-
4-25
4.64%
Co., Ltd.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.28% preferred (quar.)
4.56% preferred (quar.)
57« preferred (quar.)
3-15
2
3-
,
(quar.)
common
9-
preferred
Central
3-12
Edisoh,
1
4-8
7c
(quar.)
B
4-
(from
9-21
5%
4%
1
(Del.)
6-21
5%
Illinois
4-
1
;;
5%
4.64%
3-15
Co.
3-21
A
4V2%
3-31
Investment
3-10
6-15
(quar.)__
50c
preferred (quar.)—__$$1.75
4% preferred
8
4-8
investment income)
$1.25
preferred
preferred
Central
Commonwealth
$1.25
5%
4.80%
3-15
Commonwealth
3-
3-31
'/,'
3-14
3-16
1
1
40c
(quar.)
4.20%
,3-24
Co.—
3-14
25c
(quar.)
Central
Electric
3-31
1
(quar.)
A
Illinois
Ohio
Co.
$1.25
A
preferred
Central
Southern
3-23
$10c
3-25
4-14
62'Ac
$1.33%
3-23
4-
(quar.)
\
Gas, com. (quar." " 31 'Ac
(quar.$1.25
Credit
3-21
5-
10c
3-25
(quar.)_-
preferred
4.75%
&
3-31
-
A
Delaware
6-13
68%c
Quarterly
4-13
5-17
3-31
r-
70c
25c
5%
4.35%
Columbus
4
1
1
4-1
4-18
4-1
2%..
preferred, (quar.
4-
5-
25c
3-15
6-30
Interstate
preferred
5.35%
A
class
Delaware &
♦
5-14
.
(auar.)__________—
4
4-
;
5%
4>/2%
5%
class
non-cum.
DeLaval
3-17
•
..
3-31
7/2%
Commercial Solvents Corp. (increased)—
Commercial Trust, (Jersey
City)
(quar.)-—
25c
—
5%
Colorado
Connecticut
com.
6%c
preferred B .(quar,)
4-15
6-
Dayton
3-17
1/
.4-
-
3-
4-
25c
(quar.)
5%
3-17
Frere, Ltd., class A (quar.)
$75c
Malleable Iron, 5% pfd. (quar.)^
; $1.25
Dayton & Michigan RR„ common (s-a87'Ac
8% preferred (quar.)
—____—i.
v
$1
3-15
4-1
100%
(stk.div.)
com.
3-11
3-17
4-
/
3-23
6V2C
Corp.,
non-cum.
5%
3-18
3-31
.
A; (quar.,
1
3-31
3-31
,
7-
(quar.)
Davega
3-11
.
dividend
preferred
4-
9
15c
Dayton Rubber Co., common (quar.)^
$2 class A pref. (quar.)
Commercial
59%c
Co.,
Iron
3-10
15c
(quar.)
A
Decca Records, Inc.
Decker Nut Mfg.. Co
3-16
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred A
Central Hudson
3-16
$1.75
-
(quar.)—______
Common
5%
8
$1.12V2
(quar.)
(quar.)
Common
4-
4
3-15
30c
••
(quar.)_
Co.
3-
4-
5%
&
A
class
3-18
(monthly)
com.
1
$1.75
3-15
(monthly)
Colorado Fuel
/-Stock
Co.,
4-
$1.75
—
1
3-25
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)___
(quar.f_—;
Sugar (quar.)__2"_-_;
Foundry
1
9
$5c
___2—__
preferred
Electric
4.75%'
4-
5-
9
3-
Common
Power
30c
(quar.)
preferred
Aguirre
Central
3-31
3-
3-15
*
Central
3-10
4-
$1.75
_k_
preferred
(quar.)__
prior preferred
k
class
5%
3-4
3-31
$13.25
dividendjllii"-".'
1
10c
—___
1
.
10c
___
America,
1
3-24
Colorado
(stock
4-15
4-
$5c
*
(quar.
4-
4-
lla/8c
(interim).
Corp.
1
4-
2
& .Stone
k__
Daitch Crystal Dairies (quar.)_
Darling (L. A.) Co. (quar.)k_
Daryl Industries (initial)
.
4-1
-
Sand
preferred
non-cum.
Dan
1
"3-25
,
.
/ C-"
25c
:__k—_____
'
$3.50 preferred (quar.)__"___'LHI__T____*__
87V2C
Colgate-Palmolive .Co., common (ciuar.)"C_U , /
30c
I $3.50
preferred s"(quar.r_"_-—•
87VaC
Collins Radio Co., 4% conv. pfd.
(quar./ 50c
Colonial Energy Shares-f."-'j
"•
'
'
From
investment incomel*_l//-_".L__r_l/_
8c
/.Colonial
k___
non-cum.
Dalex
•
3-14
4-1
60c*
_
25c
:
preferred
—
Products
2nd
Central
'
22-2:
Steel
Central
Ltd.'
Asbestos,-
Extra
4-
3-31
2
(quar.)
4-15
4-30
Publishing—
Deere
(increased)
2
$1.75
4-
quar.)_I/""
*
2
5-
20c
•
62c
,
4-
15c
l
quar. 1
Company, 7%
preferred
(quar.)
6V2%
.7%
|
I.)
Cassier
Ceco
(initial
Corp.
3-18
5-
$25c
(quar.)__
com.
$2
2-29
3-2.8
$1
40c
'
ik
Carthage
3-31
-
Co.,
$2
■
.
International
Sugar
$1.75
increased
2-2T
4-15
$1.31'A
prior
David
$1.25
(quar.)"'.
r__
Extra
Case
$1.05
-
(quar.1—'
Carolina
*
•
,
3- ,2
3-
3-21
,
(Initial,**25c
common-(initial
4
3-31
25c
(quar.)_
of
$2
y
Cc,—
3-
4-29
25c
(quar.)__
$2
3-18
3-11
'
3-30
.
50c
„
(quar.) '
A
7
45c
A
Publishing Co. (annual)—.
Curtiss-Wright Corp., common
(reduced)
5
1
3-31
300
.'
,,
3-7
10c
Curtis
-
(quar.)i_____
Colgate-Palmolive Co.-*-/
3-15
4-
Westinghouse, Ltd." (quar.)___i_i.'
Canal-Randolph - (quar.')_i_„—
Cannon Mills/common
(quar.)—
$5
3-30
$4
5
4-
.', 4.
,
$$1
_' /
New
4-
4-15
•.
';$l.T2J/2* '
iquar.
common
Coca-Cola
,
(qt'.ar.)_
B
"*»
•
>7/7;7
.
4-15
ic
(increased); 17'/2C
Bottling (Cinn.),' class
Bottling (N. Y.)—
Coca-Cola
3-15
*;v
(quar.)
Class
1
■New
3-31
(1956
Canadian
"
3-31
4-29
preferred
preferred
/8%
A
3-31
(quar.)/ $9;3%e', 7*4-15
preferred
^5%
class
International Power—-v"
Canadian
4"%'
Ltd.,
Industries Ltd.,
preferred:
Canadian
'6%
Machine
preferred
Coca-Cola
$10c
__
7%
Coca-Cola
$10c
common—__
_____
Ice
Canadian
Ltd.,
15c,
•
„<Dluett Peabody & Co./common "(final)
4%
preferred (quar.)___"___/ll__I."_/__/I_
3-16
4-14
$1.25
$1.12
Corp.
preferred
3-
40c
Gas Corp.
(quar.)
Drug Stores (quar.)__
Clothing, common........
$1.60
3-14
class A (quar.)
$32
(quar.)
Curtis
8-15
1
_
3-31
25%
(quar.)__—
4'/a%
5-13
1
3-15
4-14
•
3-15
4-
4'/2%
3-14
$15c
—
Canadian
7 Vi%
$30c
3-15
1
;
—
.'
1
4-
6- 1
'
31'Ac
Cunningham
Pacific—
,Clifton Forge-WayriesborO Telephone Co.—'
Quarterly
•_•_■
2-26
•
4-
:
(N. Y.),
Co.
American
4
■
9-
__
Steel
1
shares
Cumberland
3-19
.
Corp.
class
preferred
preferred
Curlee
3-11
4-
dividend—,"10%
(quar. )__•_.
I-—-/————.-//
30c
Cleveland Electric
Illuminating—
' 'f \ ~ * V
•
- ■
2-26
,3-31,
1
3-31
(quar.)k_._^___*_—, $1.25
Clevite
8
3-31
3-15
$1.18%
(quar.)__
3-21
*
preferred
1%
3-15
3-30
Stock
,
2-29
preferred
3-30
(quar.)_____
Telephone
(quar.)
International,
7%
7
$1
Suburban
3-21
1
(quar.)
7%
3-11
preferred
Civic
2-29
3-31
3-
preferred
.Cineinnaci-&
/
100
preferred
Cuban
4
3-11
3-30
30c
Texas
1
4-
6'/a%> convertible preference A tinitial»$$1.62'A
Crystal Oil & Land Co., $1.12 pfd. (quar.)
'
28c
9- 2
11-
5%
"
2-29
4-
*-•
3
.3-28
$1.75
-•
4-
$1.50
Ltd., cl. A (quar.)
American, com. (quar.)
(quar.)__
International, Ltd., common___u
5'A%>
4
35c
I
3-18
Zellerbach Canada.
5%
Co.—
4-
12'Ac
(quar.)
Co.
Crown
50c
(quar.)_
40c
(quar.)
A
Crucible
,
City Investing Co.,- 5%% pfd. (quar.)——
$1.37 V2
City Products
Corp.
(quar,~)__—s;
65c
.
Canadian
(quar.)/__
4-15
(Increased)
2-26
3-15
10c
class
Zellerbach
Crush
9-22
11-23
10c
•
3-15
liquidating)
dividend)
Corp.
Crown
6-
*
3-
^_
$1.25
•-
(stock
Cork
3-
6-23
3-22
(quar.)
Crouse-Hinds
3-15
3-24
7
$1.25
(quar.)__________
Electric
_
1
3-15
4-. 1
4-il
$31'Ac
common
Canadian General Investment, Ltd.
Extra
J
>.
3-15
50c
93%c
each
(partial
Co.
Knowles
3-15
3-31
-J
*
3-31
3-31
for
3-15
3-31
,.
*. $1.25
(quar.)
Citizens Casualty Co.
Class B 1
■"
4
4-14
'
&
preferred
Oil
B
3-11
3-31
__1
(quar.)
sh.
Company,
Class
3-31
5c
15c'
Crown
5%
.
3-4
(quar.
1':
\Z •7$43%c""
3-31
Collieries Resources," Ltd. *• '
i" "
•
•*" -C
,'•/
.5% preferred series B to F* (s-a)__
_/$2'Ac
3-31
Canadian General Electric. Ltd. (quar.)____
$$2
4-1
Canadian: General Insurance (annual)$$9
$1.75
4-6
Crossett
4-7
.
(One
&
3-21
3-15
3-25
stock held)
Corp.
Crestmont
3-14
'
Co._r_k'_"_-_^-__
preferred
(quar.)
Cincinnati-New Orleans &
"
3-15
1
5-1
(quar,)_^/_T___,
Gas
3-14
4-: 1
4
3-
$1.25
Securities, 7% pfd.
Enquirer, Inc.—
1
3-
3-
3-21
25c'.
.
4%%
4- 1
$75c "
$18%c
(quar.)d_
* $25c
—7 $25c
Canadian
Christiana
4-15
,
$40c
preference
Products
Pneumatic
Copper
4-1
$$1.10
"*t
(quar.)__'
(quar.)_,.A-____—_.-—.
4%
7
50c
<s-a)____ !___ '
common
preferred
2-19
1
3-25
3-31
(quar.)_..^______,__„.,
Series-A
3-14
4-
3-24
50c
_l_
Cincinnati
'
Canadian
preferred
3-31
',
(quar.)_
A
4-
*
$87Vic
Corp.
(quar.)
Molded
div.
common
1
Corp.—
preferred
conv.
Stock
3-30
$1.50
<
(quar.)w.,
1
v/"
7$87'/2C
________
preferred
Cincinnati
'
4-16
4-15
,
;62,/4C-i
Chock Full O'Nuts Corp.
Stock dividend
-
' .'
3-21
5%
4-
3-31
3-31
$10c
(quar.)
Service, Inc., class A
(quar.)___
Petroleum
Crestsnire
87'/2c
preferred
4-
25c
._
preferred
A
Cnile
3-11
....
(quar."$32'Ac
9
r
•
.
1
3-15
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
Chicago
3-28
4-
3-25
1
Ltd.
preferred
Crompton
preferred (quar.
Chicago
3-16
4-27
1
4-
4%c
Series
"
3-10
3-21
,,
3-
4-
$1.12'/2
Series
5-16
•
3-28
60c
Income
Series
/•
J
3-15
,
3-25
28%c
convertible
25c
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Finance
6%
1
-
7
4-
_
Class
Crescent
,
$.071875
preferred-(quar.)
$1,061/4-,
Canada Flooring, Ltd.*, class'B (quar.)_
J
"
t25c
Canada Iron Foundries, Ltd.," com.
(quar. )__"*
$37'Ac
.4'A % preferred (quar.)__/*_—_______L_
$$1.06'A '
Canada
3-10
Chicago Mill & Lumber (quar.)
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR. Co./;,
3-15
Dry Corp.,
$4.25
Credit
4-
50c
Burlington >&• Quincy RR. Co.____
Chicago Gi*eat Western Ry. Co., com. (quar;)
- >
3-15
$62'Ac
J
.
3-15
•
Chicago,
3-15
4-
,"
3'/2%
-
3-10 "
1
1
(quar.)__
3-15
3-31
3-21
2-19
15c
(Boston)
Co., common (Increased)
3%7e
preferred
(quar.)
Cream of Wheat Co. (quar.)
3-31
75c
1
.
(quar.)
Co.
common
preferred
3-16
1
Corp.—
Crane
(quar.)
,_i.
4-
preference
Canada
investment
3-15
4-
Ltd
3-18
$1.12'/2
(quar.)
1
4-1
.
Mines,
net
preferred
4-
75c
(s-a)_J—
Red* Lake
1
7«
4-
3-21
8c
(quar.)_^
insurance
(R.
L.),
Crampton Mfg.,
3-30
15c
A
Holders
Payable of Rec.
25c
class
preferred
Craln
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
4
Refrigeration & Terminals Co.-w,.'S*
preferred
Campbell
4-
common
$10c
(quar.U___
1
'_'
—1
6
(quar.)_
$10c
common
3-18
';
..
Chesapeake & Ohio- Ry.,
Ltd————„
fquar.i—————_ '
Inc.,
3-18
1
75c
Co.
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc
Gas—10c
Heel a,
&
1
4-
(quar.)____
Trust
3-15
/, 65c
—
3-11
4-
■'
3-10
62 '/2c
.
3-28
Ltd.,
Reynolds
Chemical
Clansman
>
—_—
1
(quar.)__^_"___ 7~r
Corp.,
Inc.;—'
from
Cowles
1%
4-
.
(quar.)__!
California
Caniden
_
(quar.—•
common
Fund
York
&
dividend
$1
7
62'/2c
3-30
(quar.')l-——————
California
4.75%
(quar.)
New
Quarterly
3-16
Corroon
3-15
56'Ac
(quar.)
•
28Vac
,
3-22
3-15
When
Share
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Corroon & Reynolds
Corporate Investors,
75c
Bank
Cnemical
3-26
3-
3-31
.
15c
pfd.
15c
(quar.)—$$1.25
Power, $2.50 pfd.* (quar.)
•"
63c
preferred
Calumet
$1.12'A
Chemical
Incorporated
25c
4Va%
Vought Aircraft, Inc.
Charleston Transit (quar.)
V
8
3-31
Electric
preferred
5.75%
4-20
3-
25c
America—
01
3-15
3-25
(quar.)__
Co.
3-15
1
4-1
'4- 1
(quar.)
Chance
8
3-21
10c
Calgary Power, Ltd.,
5%
25c
$1.12'A
___
7-
preferred
1
4-
4c
(quar.)__
(stock dividend)
preferred
ls-a)__
Champion Paper & Fibre—
4'/a% preferred (quar.)___
3-18
4-i
—
(quar.)
preferred' (quar.)— k__
common (quar.)
(quar.—____
Financial
Calgary &
4-1
4-29
Corp.,
preferred
$1.18
5%
3-18
7-29
Corp.
Products
4•
$1.34%
Common
3-17
$25c
—
Pasco
Chainberhn
3-11
Co.
41/2%
Shoe
4'/2%
1
1
4-1
$20c
—
common
Corp. (quar.)
Mills, 4,/2%
preferred
Butler's
44-
$20c
Co.,
Terminal
Butler
3-28
15c
Burroughs
Burrus
4-15
i}: 15c
—u—;
Quarterly
Bush
3-28
$45c
(quar.)—__
—z—;
&
4-15
de
6%
3-28
15c
(quar.)
4-15
15c
Burlington Steel, Ltd. •(quar.)—
Burns
8
ioc
iquar.|__,
_
preferred
Products,
Watch
commcn
(quar.)-
convertible
Bulova
5%
(quar.)
Budget Finance Plan,
0%
(quar.)
5.37Va% preferred (quar.)
Century Shares Trust (from net Invest. Inc.)
4-
Brunswig Drug Co. (stock dividend)
Buckingham Freight Lines, Inc. (S. D.)—
Class
A
(quar.)
Class
preferred
Per
Name of Company
C010,
preferred
1
1
—
:
of Rec.
4.15%
4-
4-
30c
(quar.)__—
Holders
Payable
.
.
4.65%
10c
(quar.)
'■
When
Share
Vermont Public Service—
3-11
10c
(quar.)
11
*
Par
Central
10c
(1223)
Name of Company
Brunswick-Balke-Collender—
$5 preferred
'
•
Corp.—
(quar.)
Class
When
Share
Name of Company
Financial Chronicle
—
1
Ltd.—
participating
preferred
(quar.)
$$1
4-15
3-2
•
.el.cMonday, March 21, 1960
■
Financial
inorhC
Commercial and
The
Par
Name of Company
Quarterly.
40c
&. Fuel Asso., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
——;—
Raping Assm, comrnQfl (quar.)
.
4'A%
preferred, (quar.)
$.1
Eastern
Eastern States Corp. (Maryland)—
$7 preferred A (accum.)——
$6 preferred B (accum.)
Eastman Kodak Co., common (quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
$3.60
&
Howard
1
25c
22'Ac
4-
1
3-15
4-
4
3-14
1
preferred (quar.)—
Cable Corp., common (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
——
General Contract Finance Corp., com. (quar.)
5'A% preferred A (quar.)
General
Controls,
common(quar.)——
$1.75
5-
1
4-
8
$1.50
5-
1
4-
8
45c
4-
1
3-
7
6% ,preferred
90c
■—
4-
1
3-
7
4,/2%
"
3-25
3-10
General
3-25
3-10
General
Edison
Ecko
4'A
6%
El
Stores
Bros.
30c
3-31
3-17
7'Ac
4-1
3-31
3-12
General
Portland
General
Railway
4-15
$1.12%
1
4-15
General
$1.23 y3
5-
1
4-15
General
Reinsurance
General
,—-
Securities
4-1
2-26
$1.12'A
4-
1
2-26
General
$1.18
4-
1
2-26
$1.34
4-
1
2-26
$1.35
4-
1
2-26
3-31
3-4
32'Ac
15c
(quar.)____—
1
3-21
4-
1
3-21:
3-
1
Water
4-1
50c
3^31
3-
15c
3-31
,
3-11
25c
Electrical Products Corp. (Calif.) (quar.)„
Electric Storage Battery (quar.) 1
—
Electro Refractories <Sp Abrasives (quar.)—
Elastic Stop Nut Corp. of America (quar. )_
3-30
25c
(quar.
Co.
4-15
4-
3-25
3-11
*3-14
4
General
J,
General
$1.16'A
2
4-20
25c
3-31
3-14
Emery Air Freight Corp. (initial quar.)—__
Emery Industries (quar.)
—_
15c
3-31
3-17
25c
4-
1
3-15
&
Erperson
5-
(quar.)——————
40c
4-15
75c
4-
8
4-30
40c
4-
1
4-
1
Fund,
Equity
(quar.)-
———
Inc.——;—— _.——
Equity Oil*Co. (s-a)
Smock, Halsey & Reed,
Erdman,
Class
A
5%
(quar )_
Corp.
4V4%
~
3-31
1-30
3-25
4.75%
3-18
5.28%
25c
4-
1
4-
1
4.40%
3-18 ■*
37'Ac
3-10
_______
3-22
10c
(quar.)
3-
General
8
Tire
&
4
3-
Corp—;
Factor
(Max)
class
Co.,
4%
preferred
Falstaff
15c
—
3-16
'
4-19
2
5-
25c
3-
5-15
__
—
33c
5-15
4-25
4-
3-15
4-1
3-15
4-1
3-15
l
3-15
*
4-
;
55c
5-
1
1
3-10
—__ ___—_—
54V4C
.
;
Common
1
2-23
1
2-23
Hines
1
2-23
Hoffman
1
2-23
Holland
4-
25c
2-23
4-
»
1
4-?
66c
2-23
4-
;
1
3-16
Quarterly
2-29
4-
$1
1
3r31
preferred
(quar.)__
$1.12y2
3-31
3-18
Genesee
$1.37(4
(quar.)—
Brewing,
class A
'
6%
preferred
conv.
(quar.)
4-
30c
—-——
1
3-15
Family Finance Corp. (quar.)
Fa.nny Farmer Candy Shops (quar.)
Farmers & Traders, Life Insurance Co.
.(Syracuse. N. Y.) (qqar.)___
25c
—
Co. (quar.)——
Bake Shops, Inc. (quar.)
Federal
Insurance
Co.,
(quar.)
(quar.)I—
Fpderal-Mart Corp.
Federal
Purchaser;, class
Federated
Department
(initial)
a
Corp.
50c
Fibreboard
4-
9
3-
7
1
3-17
6-
1
4-29
40C
*
35c
.
Oil
(see Marshall
General Corp., common
$2.25 preferred A (quar.)
.;
Geneva
Corp.
-
First National
Bank
Quarterly
First
11c
—
City
35c
National Credit
First National Stores,
7 'Ac
7'Ac
56 y*c
&
Fisher
,
Bros.,
Co.,
5%
$5
class
Co.,
-
Frosst
Realty Co.
(Geo.
A.)
Garrett
(quar.)
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
6%
American
preferred
General
American
General
General
General
$8
American
Baking
.
3-15
3-31
Co.
3-
7;
1.
a-
1
1
3-21
(B.
3-21
3-15
1
4-
5
3-
$1.50
4-
1
3-15
12y2c
(quar.)
'
,?
F.) Co, (quarl)———:——i_
4-
1
3-
55c
Common
4%
(quar.)
3-31
t$l
_____——
(quar.)
preferred
8
of
holders
Grace
(W.
Gloucester
approval
&
R.)
on
...
3-31
4-
3-31
3-18
25c
3-25
3-
4-
March
23
8
$2
6-10
6-10
$2
9-12
preferred
$2
9-12
$2
12-12
$2
12-12
3-11
Grant
(W,
(increased)__
60c
3-11
preferred (quar.)_.!
Gray Drug Stores (quar.)ii—
Great American Iibsurance (N. Y.) (quar. )__
Great Lakes Paper, Ltd., common (quar.)
$1.20 preferred (quar.)———__i—__—
Great Lakes Power, Ltd., 5%-pfd. (quar.)_2_
Great Lakes Towing Co.—
93 %c
3-22
3-
7
1
3-24
f ''
4-
1
5-18
4-14
3-25
25c
*12 'Ac
20c
68 %C
4-20
4-
1
4-
1
9
4-15
4-
4-
3-15
1
$1.50
—
——
1
common
Co.,
common
5%
5%
Ideal
Great West Life Assurance Co.
Great; Western
11-
1
5-31
37'Ac
3-31
3-16
5'Ac
3-28
3-
7c
3-31
3-
1
Sugar,
common
Green
preferred
5%.. preferred
Greyhound Lines
ot. Canada, Ltd.
4-
1
3-
1
4-
1
3-
1
5%
Gulf
$5
$5
convertible
Com.
Mobile &
•
4-14
3-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-
1
3-14
4-
1
3-14
10c
Texas
10c
$1.12'A
common
4-
1
3-11
,52y2c
15c
$2
4- 1
5- 2
3-15
3-15
4-15
3-15
3-15
6-15
9-15
25c
3-31
3-30
6-30
9-30
12-30
50c
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
3-16
$1.25
Co.
40c
,
Class
'
A
(quar.)_—
Class
V
B
(quar.)
Imperial
Life
3-16
3-
1
Assurance
Co.
of
Final
3-16
preferred
preferred
3-15
3-31
3-18
from
4- 2
3-10
lc
4-2
3-10
Indiana &
4-
2
3-10
4.12%
4-
1
3-io
4'/s%
4-
1
3-15
4.56%
t5c
-25c
'
«
3-31
<
3-1
5- 2
4-15
Hamilton Cotton,
4-
3-18
Hamilton
Mfg.
net
Fund
profits
&
Indianapolis Power
4%
3-
1
4.20%
*18 %c
3-31
3-.-1
4.60%
preferred
preferred
5.65%
preferred
preferred
of
securities
&
Light,
2-26
3-11
Industrial
5.-
4-15
6-13
9-12
8-22
4-
1
3-15
U5C
4-
1
3-10
4-.
1
5-23
—
t22yac
35c
.60c
.
Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
—
6y4c
■
3-21
3-10
3-
4
3-22
3-
4-
3-15
1
4
t$1.25
5-16
5-
25c
3-31
3-18
..
5
"
common
(quaj.)
$2.25 preferred (quar.)
4 A h
preferred (quar.)—
5'A% preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred
1
4r
1
4r
1
$14iy4
4-
1
$1,06'A
4- 1
4- 1
$1
$1.25
3-31
3-31
$683/4c
„
•
(quar.5
7
7
7
1
3-16
3-16
3t16
3-16
3-10
3"1®
3- 4
3- 4
3-4
3-4
3-15
4.
3-15
1
4-30
4rl5
6-15
50c
Container, class A (initial)____
Inspiration Consolidated
Copper Co.;
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—-
J1**0
25c
Inland
(from
3334r
4- 1
tl21Ac
(quar.)_
Ingram & Bell, Ltd.r 60c preference
2-29
7-1®"^
$3
^
(quar.)_
Institutional Income Fund, Inc.
vestment income)
3-31
3-31
$40c
$56'Ac
pfd. (s-a)-Ingersoll Machine & Tool, Ltd.
A
4-15
4-
..
$$1.12'A
Ingersoll-Rand Co., 6%
participating class
^-1
4- 1
$1.15
3-21
$1.16
1
$1.05'
3-21
$1.25
(quar.)—_
4-
42'Ac
Indianapolis Water, 4'/4% pfd. B (quar. )~I
5% preferred A (quar.)_l
$1.25
—
preferred
3-31
$1.14
(quar")
-L-'--
(quar.)_;
(quar.)____
(quar.)
Acceptance, Ltd.,
3-22 "*
$l.03'/8
4-15
2
3-31
■
1
3- 2
3- 2
3- 2
.
•
3-17
«
3-31
$1,03
;
5,- 1
121/2(5
•
3-31
'
37y2c
(quar.)
,
-
2c
4-1
"
■
3-18
" 3- 7
plus
V
com.
3-17
1
4-
3c
;
(quar.)
3-17
-3-17
•.-3-31
14%
income)
(quax.).!_-_
3-31",
3-31
3%
preferred (quar.)__:
preferred (quar.)_;
3-1
'
,
.
112'/2c
$i7'/2c
_
Michigan Electric—
preferred
.
3-31
,
Ireland,
(quarterly
on
investment
3-31
20C
(quar.)—
(quar.)
realized
2-18
.
$35c
'
Foundation
from
;
Britain
37y2c
Ltd., new common (initial)
5%
1st preferred
(quar.)
Hall (W. F.) Printing (quar.)
;
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing (quar.)
Inc.
Great
3-31
(quar.)
Hahn, Brass,
Xerox,
(s-a)
Imperial Tobacco
/Ltd. (finaj)
$1.25
(quar.)
4.64%
preference
3-15
1
>
.
$1
preferred
(quar»)_
Gulf Power Co.,
6%
1
4-
i
3-11
..
___y
—
-
,
Canada
Imperial Tobacco Go. of Canada, Ltd.—
Common (interim)
3-11
3-10
4-22
3-2
2-29
3-31,
-
(Toronto)
(quar.)___
160c
Imperial Gil, Ltd; (quar.)—$30c
(quar.)—1__- ;
12-15
3-23
il2'/2c
3-21
1
3-31
......
•."■112'Ac
;
preferred
3:18-
4-
3-28
3-31
5-2
4-1
20c
$2.15
$1.40
Ohio Rft.—
Haloid
1
4- 1
$1.50
1st preferred (quar.
$1.0.6 Vl
(quar.)
3-18
3-31
3-15
3-9
Color Chemical & Paper
Corp.— > •
Qparterly
—20c
Imperial Flo-Gaze Paints, Ltd. (quar.)
$37'Ac
Imperial Investment Corp., Ltd.—
40C
.
common
Grinnell
8
3-15
3-30
27Vac
.
(quar.)^
Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp.
Gulf Life Insurance Co. (quar.)
3-1
/'
30c
—
3-11
3-
3-31
t47yac
;__
.__
Cement
45c
(quar.)—z
(quar.)
3-15
3-31
5- 2
3-15
3- 2
3-18
4-15'"
3-31
t40c
62Vic
preferred (quar.)____
preferred (quar.)___—__.
preferred (quar.)
4-
5%
_—
——__
3-25
1
1
3-31
•
12c
*
'
Greening (B.) Wire, Ltd. (quar.)
Greyhound Corp., common (quar.)__—____
3-31
4-
I"
(quar.)
pfd. A (quar.)_
Mprtgage Corp. (Ontario)—
Central R. R. (quar.50c
Imperial Capital Fund__
:__
8c
7
3-31
$1:75
(quar.)__—
Mountain
Power
(quar.)
28'Ac
3-28
:
\ ".4V15.-
Illinois
;
preferred
Griesedieck Company,
4-10
3-31
3-19
3-lp
*
conv.
Erie
&
Income
3-31
*40c
7
3-
3-31
25c
:__
(quar )—
25c
3-15
3-
4-15
-
t3UAc-
-
7%
4(4%
4
5-16
3-31
3-29
3-30
1
Imperial
3-10
1
4-
40p
t30c
2
6-15
3-25
}40c
«-
'■•; 3-15
4^. 1
50c
;
3-25>
4-
t$1.25
Great Western Producers, Inc.—
$1.80
preferred A ,(quar.)„
11-15
_
$2
."
Great Western Financial (quar.)—
Stock dividend 'J—
2.
—_2_—2_—-
3-31
1
10c
25%
$1.06Vi
$1.12y2
;
■-
93.3,ic
"
3-15
8-
10c-
(Winnipeg)—
4-25
5-
3j(,3-25
(quar.)____
Illinois Bell Telephone (quar.)
Illinois Brick (quar.)__
3-11
—
3-29
8-15-
5- 2
4-1
'
50c
65c
Refrigerator
(quar.)
Huttig Sash & Door, common (quar.)—
5% preferred (quar.)_____.
5-20
4-1
v
Co.,
T.)
3%%
10c
5-16
6-10
15c
,
-
3-19
25c
3-31
,
5%
Increased
11-21
(quar.)_—
(quar.)—
class B preferred (quar.)—___^—____
preferred (quar.)—;
4-30
4-
3- 3
3-3
5- 2
Hussmann
Trunk, Warehouse & Cold Storage Co.
75c
3-31
3-31
(quar.)———
&
preferred
Husky Oil, 6%
11-21
class B
Grand
"
Ltd.
Co.,
—
8-22
class A preferred
3-21
1
$6c
t6c
35c
37Vic
preferred ($50 par)
preferred ($25 par)
6.40%
8-22
3-31
3-
/
5-20
25c
3-31
-
——_
preferred,, (quar.)
Hupp Corp.,
5-20
$2
2-26
.
Ltd.—
-—
.
5%
class A preferred (quar.)——
class B preferred (quar.)
——
8%' class A preferred (quar.)—.—
3-22
1
3-25
3-11
3-18
4-1
15c
(quar.);~y 623r3l:' > 3-11
(quar.)—_L
-.31 %c
3-313-11
3-31
3-11
3-31
3-11
6-20 »
6- 3
Hubbell
(Harvey), Inc. (quar.)—, * 70c.
3-23
3- 9
HugheSrOwens, Ltd., class
tlOc
4-15;
3-15
Class
A
i.——
f20c
4-15
3-15
Co.—•
8%
8%
24c
1
2-29
4- 9
3-31
•*
50c
15c
(quar.)——
preferred (quar.!
__L—
$1.31(4
!5.65% preferred (1959 series) (quar.)—1i_; $1,41 V*
Howe Sound
Co.
(stock dividend).—
i
3% •'
8
—
Gjaham-Paige Corp., 6% pfd, (quar.)
Grand
Rapids
Varnish
Corp.
(quar.)__i_
4-
3-25
J45c
—--—-
(quar.)__—__
Co.
Corp.
5y4%
50c
Transportation
(quar.)
'
4
4-30
8%
4-
6- 4
9- 5
■
preferred (quar.)
$1- ■,:" 4-15
J 3-31
preferred (quar.) —___~ $1.10.
4-15 / / ^-31
Houston Natural Gas Corp., com.
(quar j—
'' ' 206 /' 3-21'. * 3-11
3-16
4-30
3%
—
6%
5-15
4-1
6-15
9-15
4.40%
7
3-11
*50c
______
(stock dividend)
Government Employees Insurance (quar.)—
A 3-for-2 stock split is subject to stock¬
Gorton's
3-25
25c
4-15
45c
45c
4 %
<
Huron
3-19
7'Ac
30c
——
Reinhart
>3%%
.;
5%
1
3-19
.
3-22
3-15
3-15
3-15
75c
,
'5%
•4-
1
75c
of
-
*
4-
.
2-29
3-18
3 31
4- 1
4-1
3-25
"•'Hprner (Frank W.), Ltd.. clcss A (quar.)—
$i2'/2c
4-.1,
3- 2
Houdaille Industries Inc., com. (quar.)* '
25c :
4- 4 ^ 3-18
C
-$2.25' preferred
(quar.)—__i y/56VVc\'.' Air 4
> 3-18
Household Finance Corp., common (quar.)__
30c
4-15.,
3-31
3-15
3-15/
4-15
50c
1
*$1.25
Investors,
(quar.)
American Oil
preferred
l
■i
Industries—
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred
1
4-
■
10 c
.
1
*$1.37
preferred (quar.).
3c
—
4-
50c
preferred (quar.)_
5Vi%
3-15
1
4-
1;
1
3-31
10C
(quar.)*.
4-
25c
(quar.)
General
Co.
i.—
(quar.)—___
4-
30c
C-as Light Co. (Ga.), common.
Gatineau Power Co., common
3-
3-29
30c
20c
Winston (quar.)—
Home Finance Group (stock dividend)—-—
Hooker Chemical Corp., $4.25 pfd. (quar.)—
Hoover Company, 4y2%
preferred (quar.)__
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.
8%
*15c
A
(Julius) .& Co., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Corp.
Sons
&
Corp.
50c
•
:
•
Company
(quar.)_—
Stock Telegraph
(quar.)_—
&
8%
10c
C-arfinkel
Racking
J.)
*30c
•
Gariock
Gold
3-18
withhold¬
Fundamental Investors, Inc.—
(Quarterly from net invest, income).
Futterman Corp., class A (monthly)
.4'A%
—____
Gpldhlatt Bros,
1
10c
Co.
(J.
Alden
Glidden
4-
20c
(quar.)
class
Glen
3-
20c
net)
*3-
3-25
,.
4-
V
':
5%;
(quar.)
Giddings & Lewis Machine Tool
Gielow
3-15
10c
& Co.,
Co.
Art
5c
(quar.)
3-11-
v'Ntr;,j
?<;<*'■■
——
12c
-
equal to 8Vic
of California—
$1.25
"
;____
tlOc•
1
*
1
4
Electronics
(D.... H.)
Holt,
3-11
1
4-
-120e
V
3-15
,4*
$1^5
;
1
4-1
,•
$1.23
—_—
Gold Mines Ltd._^__'_—j.
Financial Corp.
dividend
Gibson
3-31
A
commpn
1
$115.
(quar,)—
i
3-15
4r
3- 8
15c
50c
.
-3-25
•
Stock
4-
30c
Co. (quay.)
:
Ltd. (quar.)
Company (less Mexican
(Charles E.)
Fuller
3-1
4-20
1
,
Frantjz Mfg.
Fraser Cos.,
(Louis)
Quarterly
Quarterly
3-
3-24
$1.05
preferred (quar.)___
Corp. (quar.)
;
Friedman
3-24
(quar.)
Giant Yellowknife
Gibraltar
$1.25
(quar.)
-
-
12'Ac
(quar.)__
_
ing tax of 15%,
1
5-
20c
5'A%
Fresnillo
1
50c
_
(quar.)_.
FOremost Dairies Inc. (quar.)—
Foundation Co. of .Canada, Ltd. (quar. )—
Fram
3-25
3-16
10c
(quar.)_
(quar. )__——„_
Glass
1
4-
preferred
.Common (guar.)
Foster-Forbes
1
5-
3-18
(quar.)
preferred
$3
3-25
5-
3-30
5-
________
Wallace,
3-10
3-31
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
____^
Food Machinery & Chemical
Corp.—
Forbes &
3-24
J.)—
preferred
Foote Mineral Co.
7
75c
Fair, Stores,
$4.20
3-
80c
N.
Flagg-Utica Corp. (quar.)
Fleming Company, common (quar.)
1
5%
preferred (quar.) _
Florida Power & Light Co., com. (increased)
Florida Telephone, class A" (quar.)—
Florida Tile Industries, class A (quar.)
Food
3-15
3-21
50c
Inc.
Co..
3-31
2
(qrrr.)__
-
Porter
3-
____i
Y.)
Firstamerica Corp.. (quar.)__
Fischer1
3-25
25c
_
—
City,
(N.
Bureau
___,
8
3-10
4rl4
preferred
Goodrich
L.
—
Bank
First
Special
12c
inc.)
(quar.)
—
—-
(Jersey
;
National
3-
3-31
*
;_____
Financial
3-25
•4-30
Field)
(quar.)
First
50c
4-30
$4.92
$5 preferred (quar.)____—^
Giant Portland Cement (quar,)______—-----
5
1
(quar.)
Fiduciary Mutual Investing Co. (from
Fiduciary Trust Co. of N. Y., (quar.)
Fifteen
5-
5c
products"
& Co.
5-29
»
1
4-
—
(Marshall)
5-
4-
Fidelity & Deposit" of Maryland .(quar.)—
Fidelity
Fund,
Inc.
(quar.)
Field
1
75 c
u_'_
Paper
-
Georgia Power Co., ^$4,60 pfd.
5-20
6-1
"6-
3-15
1
3-25
V-
V-1.%
c
——_——
V
25c
(quar. )______„—^__
Corp.
dividend
Stock
3-15
4-1
•-
17V4C
1__-
4-15
1
4-
-
.35c
Genuine Parts (increased-quar.)
Genung's, Inc.
(quar.) ____^
4
37 'Ac
(quar.)_
Stores
(quar.)
Fejro. Corp.
3- .7
7'Ac?
—
.
Georgia-Pacific
3-
5c
7y2c
i—
•
3-31
25c
Federated United Corp., $3 pfd. (quar.)___,_
Federation Bank Sf Trust (N". Y.) (quar.)__
Fed-Mart
3-15
3-25
'
(quar.i_.
5c
3-15
1
4-
B
8 '
10c
.__3
*
_
3-
50c
—
;
1
3-31
$3
.
Federal
4-
40c
________—.____
Farrel-Birmingharh
Class
~
*
•
1
4-
5c
4-
4-
"•
7y2c
1
4-15
4-29
-
87 (4 c
*
(guar.
Corp.,
>
25c
Holcphane Company (increased-quar.)______
Holt (Henry)
and Co., Inc.—
Effective March 1 name changed to
4-29
•
5-16
30c
Furnace
Holmes
3-18
3-31
37.(4 c
4-15
6-1
4-26
,
Holly Sugar Corp., common (increased)
5%. conv preferred (quar.)—_____'
^
3-18
3-31
$1.25
v
—_i
-
preferred
$3.50
2-29
v'-
Lumber
(Edwardi
Extra
3-18
—__
5- 2
of Canada, Ltd.—
Quarterly
,...
common ,(quar.)—
1
35c
:—
(quar.)
Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines,
$1.06(4
Inc.,
56Vic
(quar.)—
—
vHinde & Dauch Paper Co.
(quar.)_—.—1—
3-18
3*11
3-25
4-
-.
55c...
59 %C
3-11
r
Higbee Company (quar.)____—.—
Hilo Electric Light Co., common—.
4-
53 (4 c
3-18
4-1
3 31
-i—
——
Bartlett & Co.
Spencer,
3-31
55c-
3-18
3-31
91.37 A
£lxtr3(
4-10
4-
Inc.
Heublein,
Hibbard,
25 V'aC
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Hertz
$i.i2>4
w-.r--■*-
'
Heppenstall Company, 4J/2% pfd. (quar.).—
Hercules Gallon Products—
7% preferred A (quar )——-————
6% conv. preferred B (quar.)———
Hercules Powder Co. (quar.)
Heritage Fund. Inc. —
_
Hershey Creamery Co. (quar.)——j-.—
3-15
1
52c;,
(QU&r,)
Dreferr°d
3- 5
3-31
g
40c
4%
4- 1
1
'
3-1!f ,
f\fig
^"vh
tc®,
35c
Rubinstein. Inc.
(incr.-quai.)
(Walter E.) & Co., common (quar.-)preferred (quar.)—5.50%
preferred (quar.)
Helme (Geo. W.) Co., common (quar.)— „
t
4-1
36.AO
Heller
4-25
1" 5
tl
&°6o,T65%"^.i""(Vuar.")"-:::,
S
4-25
.5-15
•
gg
Helena
5-15
32y2c
4-
S.
preferred
4"!"=
®
—
gSrfe.Trrcor^6^-^-^ar.,
8
4-25
32V2c
(
(quar.)--
preferred E
IS
4- 8
/
.4-1
—_—
preferred
(quar.)
5l/a%
preferred
(quar )—;
ti
5-16
preferred
Genesco,
3-10
«-S
5%
——
$5
*
^ 2
troXSZi«-»
4%%
3-18
3-31
40c
(quar.)__—UJ.——___„
Brewing
2-29
3-31
40c
.—_
(quar.)_
A
3-30
20c
——„;
&
Fairbanks Whitney, Corp. (accum.)
Fairmont Foods Co., common (quar.
3-31
4- 8
3-18
4V2%
Fabrex
4-15
56y4c
1%
2-29
60c
v
3-15
4-28
5- 2
4-15
•
4-M
8
Southwest—
.
J"
5,
,
1 /a h
3-14
25c
__
/
_
3-31
*$1.25
—__—
Co.—
■—
Sa
Electronics Corp.—
Rubber
(.quar.)—
Stores
3-10
.
3-16
.
3-21
——
—
Co.
M.)
(stock dividend)---——
Corp of America, \Wk pfd. (quar.)Hausexman
(E. F.) Company (stock divid.)
...
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_—_——
preferred
(quar.)—
Time
Corp.
(quar:)————.
General
"
(N, Y.)
(quar.)
4_
3-24
*lQc /
1__—
preferred (quar.)——
preferred
(quar.)_
4.36%
(quar.)——■————
Excelsior Insurance
1
3- 2
4- 1
gQc
40C
(quar.)—1——-
preferred
.
3-10
3-29
59.%e
Co. of the
(quar.)——-
1
60c
—
—
15c
,
(quar.)__
u
3-10
| ?
50c
•
—
(quar.)
preferred
Common
4
3-11
1
4-
25c
(quar.)
* 1
(quar.)—
Times
(H
Ttjrnpr
4
4-
2
25c
(quar.i
General Telephone &
4-15
4-
5-
4-
2
3-31
—
Telephone
4c
30c
5-
30C
(quar.)^—.—
(Minn.)
(quar.)
preferred
10c
_—
preferred
Ex-Cell-O
5
i
Inc.—
(quar.)—_—
(initial) 1.
Eversharp, Inc., common (quar.)—,
common
Eurofund, Inc."
3-10
$1.25
(quar.)——__—
(quar.)
preferred
5.10%
3-11
4
3-31
93 %c
—
Corp.
Inc.
preferred
$2.20
2-
4-
20c
___________
3-21
33 %c
General
3-31
8c
—
2-29
1
62 V2 c
$4 50
3-22
5%
(stock dividend)—„
common
6
4-
/
7c
—
Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
preferred (quar.i——___
General Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—■
3-21
preferred
3-18
4-
$1.25
•
,
$2.10
3-21
$1
4%
Equity Corp.,
3-15
3-11
.
General
4-15
Co.
4-27
preferred
$2.40
3-18
35c
Co.
Mfg.
Trust
3-15
3-25
Telephone Co. of Indiana—
$1.35
*
3-15
(N. Y.)
(quar.)—:
__
Employers Group Assoc. new (initial quar.)
Endicott Johnson Corp., common
(quar.)__
Emhart
Eippire
25c
preferred (quar.) ———
Telephone Co. of Michigan—
$2.50
Williamsport RR. "(s-a)—„——1_
Electric Iffg. new (initial quar.) __
Elmira
3-15
3-31
3-31
Telephone Co. of California—v
'*••
1
3-31
10%
37'Ac
Baxnc («<
Insurance
1
4^°
J
\0c
(N. Y.) (quai.)—3 17
Hanover Shoe (increased quar.)—30c
4- 1
3-18
Harbison-Walker Refractories Co.—
6%
preferred (quar.)—
—
$1-50
4-20
4'6
Hardee Farms international, Ltd.—
1st preference A
(quar.)
t$1-62
f ],
3-10
Haiding Carpets. Ltd. (quar 1
,15c
4-1
3-15
Harnischfeger
Corp.
(quar)-—---r——
40c
4 1
3-18
Haj-ris-lntertype Corp. (quar.)————
J7/2c
3 31
3 11
3-15
11.12 »A
preferred
$2.37 Va
(Consolidated >—
Co.
3-31
15c
(quar.)—
General Telephone Co. of Florida—
$1 preferred (quar.)———
———
$1.30 preferred (quar.)
—__.—
$1.30 preferred B (quar.)
$1.32
preferred
(quar.)———
General Telephone Co. of Illinois—
/
9
30c
60c
^hare
5%
Hanover
—
-
4-
5c
Co.
Manufacturing
Steel
preferred
5%
hauovei
4
Castings, (quar.)————
Wares, Ltd., common (quar.)
Steel
General
.
4
3-
(quar.)
(quar.)—_________—
Refractories,
General
3-
1
Signal
V
$1.03
3-11
1
4-
Hartfield
Cement
1
1
4-
Hartford
.
(quar.)—
5-
4-
:___—-—
.
$5 preferred (quar.)—
5-
3-11
Holders
Q„v
$
preferred (quar.)—--——
Hammond Organ Co. (quar)-.—-———
Hamilton Cosco, Inc. (quai.)—
riamutuii
v.
(Boston)—
Trust
preferred
3-18
1
_
4^%
3-15
.
4-
3%
Ltd. (interim)
preferred (quar.)
Corp.—
3-10
3-31
50c
5%
50c
preferred (quar.)
———
$4.50 preferred (quar.)———:
$4.72 preferred (quar.)
$5.36 preferred (guar-).———
$5.40 preferred (quar.)_
—
—
El Paso Natural Gas. comjnon (quar.)—
Elizabethtown
Motors
3-21
$1.37'A
Hammermill Paper Co,
41/4% preferred (quar.)——
—
income
Quarterly from
General
Electric Co.—
Electric Bond &
Investors
General
$3.75
—
Hamilton
$1
—
—
(quar.)
Co.,
1
4-
$1.06'A
$4.12
Elder
Industries,
3-10
*37 'Ac
av?—
7
4
10c
(quar.)
—
(quar.)————
Co.
Electric
Inc..—
(quar.)— -4—
Register/5 y2 % preferred (quar.)
Products Co., common (quar.)—.
%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (initial)———
Paso
Oil
Electric
General
preferred
Egry
Crude
General
income
Econoipic Investment Trust, Ltd. (guar.) —
Economy Baler Co. (quar.)____——
Eddy Match, Ltd. (quar.)—
33-
27'Ac
—-—i-
——
(quar.)
preferred
convertible
14c
payments above from net investment
Both
dividend
Stock
17c
Fund—__—___
1
1
50c
General
;
—
44-
31'Ac
5%
3-15
Fund__:—
Stock
2-29
4-
(quar.)—
Paper
10c
—
Builders Corp,.—
4-
—-—
Balanced
Howard
Eaton &
Eaton
Box
General
When
Share Pavable of Rec.
10(5
3-21
3-2
of Company
Name
2c
(quar.)
Corp.
General
2-29
Holders
of Rec.
When
Payable
(quar.)—
3-18
7'Ac
—
—
Co.
1
$1.12'A
Steei Corp. (quar.)——
Stainless
of Company
3-28
4-
$25c
—
Eastern Gas
Eastern
Name
Payable of Rec.
General Bancshares
Lpan (Halifax)—
Eastern Canada Sayipgs &
Par
Share
Holders
When
Per
Share
3-25
5-15
3- 8
1
.3-1
in- '
8c
4-
Volume
Number
191
5935
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1225)'
13
\
Par
Name of
New
When
CompanyShare
Insurance Co.
North
of
America
(initial quarterly
com.
(quar.)
Holders
Payable
3-31
45c
3-15
4-
1
3-18
25c
3-21
lResumed
4-
4
Harvester
"Milling .Co.,
International
Common
4%
Co.,
Minerals
(quar.) '
pfd.;
(quar.)
4-15
3-15
4-15
3-31.
Chemical
&
Corp.—
.
I-—■_.+
7%'
quarterly
International
Power
International
Salt
Shoe
International
Co.,
Silver
Common
Co.
(stock
preferred
preferred
Co.
3-29
3-15.;"
of
&
Telegraph
investment
4%
pfd.
-
plus
from
(6c
net
(quarterly
1
preferred
and
Class
and
A
4-21
4-
4-15
4.75%
3-18
Lang
1
2-26
4-
1
&
Laurentide
3-18
4-
1
3-10
1*
3-10,'
5%
4-
'
1
Class
3-10
'
4-
-
2-26
1
(Del.)
Lehn
3-11;
4-10
4-
1
4-10
4-
3-28
lc
(quar.)
3-28
Lerner
4-18
4-18
'*
A
Y.)
Co.,
(quar. >
preferred
A
Kahler
7%
„
preferred
(accum.)
(quar.)_
.
1
3-18
4-
1
3-
1
3-
common
(increased-quar.)
Corp.
3-
4
4.35%
preferred E
3-
4
4.35%
Long
4-
1
3-
Lord
$1.25
3-31
$1.75
4-
preferred
Co.
Gas
&
tl5c
3-31
4% %
3-31
3-16
Lowney
15c
3-25
3-
Lucky
4-
$1.25
:
8
(quar.)
1
3-
30c
3-31
3-21
3-31
3-31
3-18
$2.90
4-
1
6-
1
4%
4.20%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
non-cumulative
Gas
&
Kansas Power
1
5-13
1
5-13
1
5-13
Mack
$1.12 y2
6-
1
5-13
MacLaren
4.25%
preferred
MacMillan
&
$1.08
_____________
Trucks Inc.,
Power
Kendall
Kendall
Stock
Class
B
Kingsport
Bond
Public Service,
$1.06 y4
4-
1
3-
4
4.75%
Casualty
3-14
3-
preferred-- (quar.)-
4
Mallinckrodt
4
4V2% .'preferred C
(quar.)
Manchester Gas.. 7% preferred (accum.)
Manischewitz (Bi) Company (quar.)___—__
Works,
3-25
3-11
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
7-
1
6-15
25c
30c
12-15
3-15
March
3-15
Marconi International
4-
3-15
American.- deposit
1
$1.12 y2
4-
1
.3-15
35c
4-
1
3-21
3-24
3-
2
expenses
: Marine
■
5%
(quar.)
20c
28yBc
,
-
.
3-10
3-31
3-21
7%
4-
1
3-11
Market
4-
1
3-11
4-
1
3-11
tax
&
Common
Corp.
-
Basket
Stock
4
Marshall-Wells
3-25
3-
4
Martin
3-31
2-29
4-
3-
4-
1
3-
8
4-
1
3-
1
25c
3-29
3-21
2%
dividend
7-29
6-30
3-18
3-
4-
4-
1
6%
3-28
1
2
3-18
Field
&
3-21
4-
3-21
3%
4-25
4-
'
25c
4-
3-21
:_
Co.,4%%
Co., 6%
Company
4-
1
3-18
4-
1
(quar.).
$1.06 V*
$1.50
(quar.)_^_
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-
1
3-18
3-31
3-15
4-
3-18
1
3-28
3-
7
45c
4-
1
3-17
$1.50
4-
1
3-17
31%c
Masonite Corp.
(quar.)
Massachusetts Investors
:
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
3-10
30c
Growth
convertible
preferred
A
(quar.)
62y2c
3-21
3-15
convertible
preferred
C
(quar.)
68 %c
3-21
3-15
Maxson
40c
4-
1
3-11
Maxwell,
$1
4-
1
3-11
3-
7
3-28
2-29
preferred
Kratter
Corp.,
Stock
Class
Class
A
B
Stock
Class
B
common
(quar.)
(quar.)__
class
A
(increased
_-
monthly)
dividend
(increased
10c
monthly)
12
3%%
4-
1
_
3-15
5-
2
4-21
5-
2
4-15
:
30c
4-
i
5-
2
4-21
10c
5-
2
4-15
5c
Corp.
(quar.)_
Ltd.
pfd.
(1959 series)
(quar.)
(initial)
McCord
3-14
3-
1
2-19
4-
1
3-11
93%
c
10c
(J.
McCall
3-28
5c
tbc
L.)
Mayfair Industries
Mays
3-15
10c
dividend
(monthly)
10c
10%
(monthly)
(quar.)
(W.
W.), Inc. (quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
McCormick
&
$2.50
Co.
4-29
7-
1
4-
8
6-15
20c
4-
1
3-18
15c
preferred
(Md.)
1
2-18
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-
3-18
4-
1
5-
2
4-
8
(quar.)
(quar.)
62y2c
35c
3-30
3-15
4-
3-14
1
5
5
3-
3-25
2-29
3-25
3-15
•3-25
3-15
10c
3-30
3-15
4-15
4-
5
10c
(stock dividend)__
4-
1
3-21
56%c
(stock
Ste
4-
1
3-21
dividend
(a
3%
3-31
3-18
150%
divid.)
Marie
3-30
3-15
3-24
3-
3-31
2-29
RR
of
4
4c
income
plus a« dis¬
realized
long-term
(quar.)
40c
5-
1
4-
1
$1.25
(quar.)
Fuel
3-15
30c
3-11
30c
3-15
50c
(quar.)
3-28
$1.10
(quar,)__
3-15
$1.15
Corp.
(quar.)
3-15
40c
(quar.)
3-28
(quar.)__.
13.1 'A
3-11
4-
60c
1
(quar.)
common
3-21
(quar.)
3-15
(quar.).
c
4-
1
27 Vac
4-
1
$1.22%
Corp.,
4-
1
3-21
3-21
10c
3-22
3-
7
—
87V2C
3-22
3-
7
(quar.)__
$1.05
3-22
3-
common
(quar.)
Co.__-—____
7
25c
A
class
3-31
3-12
122 y2c
3-25
3-
4
t22y2c
Ltd.,
:
Auto
3-25
3-
4
t$5.62V2
4-
1
4-
3-18
Montana-Dakota
preferred
4.70%
preferred
Montgomery
A
&
Chemical
Corp., Ltd.,
7-
1
4-
1
3-
2
4-
1
3-
2
$1.17 ya
4-
Co.
1
3-
2
3-
7
4-
1
3-
7
*25c
4-
1
3-14
50c
(quar.)
common
4-15
$1.75
Co.,
(quar.)
Montreal Locomotive Works Ltd.
Montrose
3-IB
7-15
30c
(quar.)
Ward
class
3-18
3-28
$1.12'/2
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
1
20C
(initial)
Utilities,
4.50%
Moore
*$1.12'/a
4%
Equipment
dividend
(quar.)__:—
15c
3-
4
1
3-
4,
t$1.75
4-
1
3-
4
20c
4-
1
3-15
59 %C
59%c
—
Drop Forgings common
4%% preferred (quar.)—
3-11
1
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
J20c
(quar.)
Moore
4-12
4-
4-
(quar.)^
common
preference A
preference B
(quar.)___—
Morgan Engineering Co.—
$2.50
prior preferred
(quar.)
Morgan Guaranty Trust (N. Y.) (quar.)——
(John) & Co., new com. (initial)__
62'/a C
Mount
Diablo
Mount
Royal Dairies & Co.,
Stock
Co.
(quar.)___
dividend
stock
for
(three
each
4-15
3+5
20c
3-31
3--5
6c
5-31
5
______—
13
Ltd,—
shares
shares
100
3-15
80c
Morrell
of
common
held)
States Telephone
Vernon
Mills,
Mueller
Brass
Murphy
(10
Mfg.
Piston
Shares
cents
from
Mutual
6%
$3.50
6-20
35c
3-29
3-, 5
21 y4 c
4-
1
3-21
—
75c
4-
1
3-.
I
—
75c
4-
1
3-
i
—
50c
4-
1
3-1 ti
20c
3-31
3.. .1
pfd.. (s-a)_i.
(quar.)
Co., common (initial)
prior preferred (1956 series) (quar.)
prior preferred (1947 series) (quar.)
Mutual
(quar.)
Ring
(quar.)
'
r
6"
I
Corp.—
from
ordinary
realized
System,
capital
Inc.,
income
and
gains)
(quar.)
25
35c
—
(F. E.)
4-
8c
common
371/2 c
1
4-15
3-11
Co.
(quar.)
3
1
3- ,5.1
3-25
3-
I
20c
& Bros
4-15
60c
preferred (quar.)
Myers
1
____
Co.
Ohio
T-:i
—
7%
Finance
Murray
4-
4-15
__
Telegraph—
&
Inc.,
4-15
$1.65
Mountain
4-
3
1
,
1
Natco
Corp.
(quar.)
Securities
Nation-Wide
Co.,
Biscuit
National
Cash
Co..
16c
Grocers
pref.
$1.50
National
4-15
30c
4-15
—
1
90c
4-
1
3.1
15c
5-
2
4-„;
tl5c
4-
1
5-j.l
t37y2c
4-
1
3-a
4-
1
(quar.)_;
Gypsum Co., common
preferred (quar.)__
Hosiery Mills,
Ltd.,
50c
(quar.)
$1.12 Vu
class A
34-
1
7-
4
5c
A
(quar.)
+
A
(quar.)__
+5c
9-30
Class
A
(quar.)
*5c
1-6-61
B
(reduced)
*4c
4-
6%
Lead
Life
Co.,
Quarterly
Quarterly
B
—
;■
1
6-T)
V'->
12
i
(quar.)
(Canada)
(quar.)__
3-
T
3-
J
75c
—
1
3-31
3-25
3-
3
$1.50
5-
2
4-
7
*20c
5-
2
4-<.j
+20c
8-
1
Y-+ J
20c
11-
1
ll-_i
common
Assurance
1
6C
Investors——
preferred
1
1
t5c
(quar.)
Class
National
3-a5
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
$3.60
Class
National
£-:.v
preferred
Company,
Electric
National
4-
60c
(quar.)—
(quar.)—.
Welding Machine
Co., Ltd., common
National
National
common
Register
1
Inc.—
Quarterly from net investment income
National
National
Corp.,
1
Class
May Department Stores—
4%
Company,
Corp.
3-11
4-
4-
,
—
Knitting, Ltd., 4%% preferred
payment clears all arrears.
preferred
(quar.)_
4%%
7C
5%
3-31
Stock
3-31
$1.25
(quar.)
National
$1.12 y2
(quar.)
3-17
12c
3-30
30c
pfd.
preferred
•
Mastic
1
4
12c
Maryland Credit Finance Corp., com. (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
|
Maryland Shipbuilding & Dry Dock—
4V2% preferred
1
25c
1
Common
3-21
4-15
25c
1
above
4>/2%
7%
1
____2—
(quar.)—
Co., 4.40% pfd.
Brewery
Stock
7%
4-16
4-
25c
Sault
Gas
Service
B
Monroe
$7
4-16
2
7bc
Co.
Rubber
Class
This
2
5-
Co.—
Paper
Co.
preferred
Mohawk
3-16
5-
8C
preferred
Molson's
3-31
1
$1.37'/a
Light—
(quar.)
River
Muskegon
:
5%
Koppers
3'/2%
3-10
&
Industries,
4.20%
3-24
56'/4C
from
4c
Ontario
preferred
Mohasco
*'
1
of
Gas
$4.90
6%
for
4-
7
stock
A
3-18
3-18
3-
3
gains)
Mississippi
Mount
1
3-
25c
&
investment
Mississippi Power
4.60% preferred
3-21
4-
4-
1
15C
Bearings
(reduced).
Fund,
Inc.
net
Valley
8
4-15
I2V2C
3
4-
15c
Paul
Glass
3-15
1
4-15
'"•U7y2c
Inc.
Koehring Company—
3-18
(quar.)____
common
Marshall
3-
25c
;
1
4-15
3-31
1
3%.
(quar.)
4-
1
:______
3-31
4-15
4-
8
4-
3-18
3-22
1—
$1 preferred (quar.)
Marlin-Rockwell Corp.
10c
1
3-14
+$1.25
(quar.)
Marquette Cement Mfg. (quar.)
Marsh (H.) •& Sons (quar.)
20c
1
25c
dividend«.
5c
(quar.)
4-
6Cc
—
(quar.)
(Calif.)
class
(quar.)_
Precision
Mississippi
3-28
3-14
50c
<quar.)_
(quar.)__;
preferred.
45c
;
1
1
3-31
3-
25c
(initial)
(quar.)_
(quar.)__
Aluminum
6%
4-
3-11
44-
t$3
i—_.
deduction
4-15
1
6-16
25c
3-
1
50c
common
Mississippi
3-16
depositary
10c
A___
3-31
6-30
$1.75
—
(final)
receipts
Co.,
preferred
Mirro
4-14
+30c
(quar.)—
30c
(quar.)
class
3-31
3-11
Maritime-Telegraph <& Telephone Co., Ltd.—
3-25
4 '/a c
(quar.)
of
Midland
4-15
3-25
Marine Communication
Less- British-income
•*
8
4-30
53 yec
pfd. (s-a)—_
(quar.)____.
Steel & Aluminum
3-31
$1.25
6%
Leaf Gardens, Ltd.
(quar.)
Maple Leaf-^Milling Co.l Ltd.—
\ 5%- preference -(quar.)_
9-15
*
3-31
-
60c
(quar.)
A———-
Maple
10-1
87y2C
...
class
Manufacturers Trust-(N. Y.)
1-2-61
3-
59 %c
:___
3-
3-
87y2c
1
20c
—
(quar.)
1
Sugar,' Ltd.,
7
3-15
30c
(quar.)
Co.
1
8IV2C
.
5%
1
3-
3-31
t25c
4-
Chemical
3-
3-21
4-
3-18
3-31
4-
25c
Reclaiming
Minnesota Power
1
f25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
10c
:
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
3-31
15c
4-
Manitoba
dividend
Stock
&
2%
Corp.
4-
2-16
t$1.25
(quar.)
shares
BIV2C
(initial)
from
3-15
45C
ny4c
;
shares
(quar.)
$1.10
new
in
Engineering Co.
Company
3-15
3-31
4-15
95c
96V'4c
pfd.
(quar.)
Minnesota
3-15
1
50c
15c
Productions—
Hotels
1
4-
C
3-18
(111.)—
payable
I
preferred
Minerals
!
4-
t50c
$1.25
|
Company
Knott
priority
Maine
•
Kirsch
priority
Convertible
Inc.,
Mobile
3-15
50c
pref.
B
Minneapolis St.
3-23
1
3-11
$1.22 y2
2-23
1
3-31
3-11
3-25
50c
Missouri Pacific RR, class A
Mitchell
(J. S.)
& Co., Ltd.
3-30
4-
3-25
1
25c
3-15
4-
65%
(quar.)—
$1.12%
preferred
Corp.
Press
Convertible
3-15
dividend)
Funds,
4-15
15c
(quar.)
Maine
dividend
Bros.
Stock
Magor Car Corp.
Mailman-Corp., Ltd., 5%
,__
'
Kimberly-Clark
Stock
3-11
3-11
4
convertible prior preferred
4.80%
5-
t20c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Mading Drug Stores (quar.)_.
1
1
3-15
_:
(stock
A
(quar.)—
3-
(quar.)_:___
Custodian
Co.
1
6%. participating class A
Oil. Industries, common
Fibre,
&
4-
20c
Keystone
H.)
4-
Extra
Keyes
3-11
(R.
35y2c
(quar.)__*_
Co.
class
(quar.)
.'.
(initial)—___________
4-
Organization-
Oil
4-^
3-18
10c
—
com.
Corp.
1
(quar.)I
dividend
Kewanee
1
Macy
Inc.,
B.)
4-
___
Mfg.,
Va %
4-
3-11
(G.
1
Co., 4y2% preferred (quar.)__
Refining Co.' (quar.)
Copper Corp. (reduced)
Kerr-McGee
Trucks,
4-
Kennecott
Kent-Moore
(initial)
A
(quar.)
Paper
(increased)
com.
preferred (quar.) 1
1
3>/2.% preferred (quar.)"___
Kelling Nut Co., commonlCo.
3-21
40c
preferred
5%%
&
$1.25
3V2 %
Kelsey-Hayes
Mack
<
Corp.t new common
Kellcgg Company—
'
3 V2 %,, preferred (quar.)
preferred
Ltd.,
Publications
$1.15
(quar.)_
preferred
3-31
$.001
$1.12 y2
Kayser-Roth
3Va %
3-31
4-1
$1.07
(quar.)___
.'2
(increased quar.)__——
Co.
3-31
20c
Bloedel,
MacFadden
Macke
5%' preferred
Kawneer
3-31
4-15
25C
4-15
A
Monarch
6-
:_
4.50%
4
4-15
3-18
class
3-28
30c
(quar.)
Laboratories
Miniature
3-18
(initial)
4
87 Vac
(.(uar.),
(quar.)
Telephone
Rubber
4-
1
Videotronics,
3-16
15c
pld.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
10-21
1
(quar.)
3-
2-17
4-
Co.-—
Abrasive
1
4-
(quar.)____
(quar.)
3-23
3-31
177/2C
7%
Corp., common
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)—___________
1st
11-
4-
B
60c
(quar.)
Utilities,
and
7-22
20c
6-
50c
A
1
$1.50
O.
&
States
8-
3-
P.
South
tribution
7-20
—
1
62 Vac
(qunr.)__
preferred
Minnesota &
1
:
3-11
3
4-22
'
1
3
3-15
4-14;
4-
30c.
(quar.)_
(quar.)__
Copper Co.
2
3-31
Electric
87 Vbc
3
5-
3-21
3-11
3-
3-31
1
4-
1
3-
$1.75
3-
3-18
4-15
4-
3-
Miller-Wohl
7
8-
50c
Light Co.,
preferred (quar.)
7
3-
3%
6-
Gas—
&
3-
4-
t6c
$1.05
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
4-
1
3-28
15c
40c
1
Class
7
5c
^
&
50c
quar.)
(monthly)
Mill Factors Corp., class A (quar.)_
Class B (quar.)—
Miller Mfg. Co., common (quar.)
4-20
$1.08%
(increased)
preferred
3-
1
$1
preferred A (quar.)
4.32% preferred (quar.)
4V2% preferred (quar.)
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
Common
4-
5-
Class
Electric Co.—
Natural
7-
t6c
(quar.)
,
—
4.28%
Kansas-Nebraska
7
3-
22yec
:
Ltd.
Co.,
City Southern Ry.—
Kansas
3-15
3-
Friday Silver Lead Mines
Lager Breweries, Ltd., common-L,—
—_
(quar.)
(quar.)__
1
4-
t50c *
Lynchburg Foundry Co
M.
(quar.).
preferred (quar.),
4.35%
44-
$1.10
t'?5c
Gas
(increased
<
1
4J/2%
L—
$6 preference
5-13
3-16
Co.—
—
M.)
3-17
1
4V2%
3-11
25C
(s-a)
preferred
1
Common
3-15
95c
1
3-30
35c
(quar.)—
Common
Lynn
—____
3-15
3iy4c
—
Lawrence Power
(Walter
4-
4-
55C
quar.)—
Co., com. (quar.)
(quar.)—_______———
Lucky Stores (stock dividend)
Ludlow Typograph Co., common
3-18
$1.43%
—
3-10
3-18
3-31
'
4
36y2c
________—
(quar.)
preferred
4-15
Light—
&
St.
Common
Lucxy
$1.46 preferred
preferred
4.50%
Lower
Corp.—
3.80%
Kansas
3-31
U3%c
(quar.)
Power
4-15
(increased
*
Electric
Sons
37 Vac
(quar.)
3-18
4-
$1.75
(quar.)
(P.)
3-17
4-
$1.75
2nd
preferred
3-17
1
97 VaC
capital
7%
Louisville
3-18
3-31
4-11
10c
J—
50c
(quar.)_
City
Corp
(quar.)
Lorillard
3-25
3-16
$1.08%
preferred
3-11
1
1
$1.11 Va
Midwest
4
$1.08%
(quar.)__
2nd
3-18
4-
$1.08%
Class
3-31
3-
$1.06!A
:
&
4-10
3-31
25c
•__—
(quar.)
Lowenstein
4-10
$1.25
.
3-10
(quar.)
5V2 %
t$l
(quar.)
3-28
1
4-
Corp.,
Quarterly
20c
——_____
pfd. B
2
4-
(quar.)
Middle
Hotel—
1
3-18
5-
4-
3-18
5-
4-
Y.)
preferred
4.90%
3-11
4-14
'
25c
See Stern (Michaels) & Co.
Michigan Gas & Electric, common
4.40% preferred (quar.)_
3-17
1
12y2c
preferred
3-31
3-25
1
4-
1
1
1
90c
preierred
common
Michaels Stern
3-15
30c
—
(quar.)
7%
3-15
1
3-10
3-31
t40c
(quar.)
2nd
3-15
4-
2-29
65c
preferred F (quar.)
3-4
$1.25
3-15
1
4-
'
2
(quar.)_!
Miles
(quar.)
1
Rubber
1"
4-
30c
1
37y2c
+—___—L
Steel
A
D
4-
3-
preierred
Miami
3-15"
3-15
1
preferred
4.45%
12y2C
(initial)
1
Mile
4-20
5
4-
4.35%
Mid-West
"
Semi-annual
Kansas
preferred
Baltimore
4-
5-
12y2C
(quar.)
4-
4
4-15
5
3-18
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Middle
(quar.)__
4-
$1.50
(quar.)
B
Fund
Laughlin
Cement
4'%%
30c
$1.433/4
(quar.)
com.
B
Long Island Lighting Co., 5%
4.40% preferred G (quar.)
4
7
50c
Longhorn Portland Cement Co
4
3-
(Fort
(quar.)—
Co.
(Jonathan.), Inc.
Star
3-28
4-
5-
1
45c
(N.
Thermit
Inc.,
1
4-
3.90%
7
5c
Co.
Theatres,- Ltd.
4-
15c
___
5%% preferred (quar.)—
Kalamazoo, Allengan & Grand Rapids RR.—
King
Logan
Lone
5%
Kaiser Steel Corp.,
4
2-29
3-18
4-
Chain
(Marcus)
series
&
3-11
6-
30c
&
Metro,
7%
3-10
3-
4-
3-17 *
25c
Midland-Ross
7%
common
preferred
Kerr
1
1
v
(quar.)_
Co.,
Mutual
&
6%
4-
4-
Co.
Pipe
Steel
(initial)
(quar.)
Machine
3-21
3-25
2
1
50c
(quar.)___
Metropolitan Edison Co., 3.80%
3,85% preferred (quar.)_
3-10
6
3-24
10c
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc.
Metropolitan Brick (quar.)"
Ltd.—
preference
Joint
Lccke
Loew's
3-15
3-21
3-28
3c
(quar.)_
xiy2%
(quar.)
shares
Johnston
$5
Lock
3-15
3-15
A
xiy4%
5V2%
convertible preferred
Johrtson Service Co. (quar.)
,
1
5
1st
1
4-
(quar.)
Insurance
Co.,
4-
3-31
3-15
Co.—
Corp., class
Groceterias
1
$1.75
C.)
(S.
Tobacco
Life
.
4-
1
4-
common
Acceptance,
Metal
4-15
4-15
4-
3-15
50c
common
Merritt, Chapman & Scott
4-15
4-30
4-30
10c
(quar'.)_.
xiy4%
—
,
—
xl%%
;
•
4%
44-
•
x$1.75
(increased-quar.)____
Jockey Club, Ltd., 6%. preferred A (quar.)
'
3-15
Brothers—
Non-voting
5%
1
$1.50
—______
(quar.)
Electric
Myers
National
$1.60
122 y2c
..
(quar.)
preferred
Focinaer
Jones
3-i5
4-
,
1
Supply—
Jeannette Glass
,r
4-
4-
——
(quar.)—
Jefferson
Lipe-Rollwav
&
preferred
Loblaw
3-10
$1.12y2
—__
(quar.)
Liberty Life Insurance
40c
.__
(quar.)
preference
Jenkins
3-15
2-26
3-15
3-31
4
5%
—
,
3-11
50c
—______
Wayne. Ind.) (quar.)
Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph,
preferred
50c
—-—
—
.
preference D
preference E
1st
Lincoln
3-15
5%
Ltd., common™
preference B
Water
4- 1
$1.08%
(quar.)_
(quar.—
C
7%-
3-15
$1.10
___
_______
common
(quar.)
Liggett
10-17
1
4-
4%.
10-17
4-
4-15
4-30
3-31
3-18
+25c
Motor Lines (initial)
Company, common (quar.)
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
Mergenthaler Linotype (increased)
Merck
3-31
Fund—Shares——
Venture
(quar.)
(quar.)
Portland Cement
Merchants Bank
1
10c
I
■
1
4- .1
4-
12'/2c
Inc. „(qpar.)_______—
1
3-25
3-18
35c
(quar.)______
common
11-
60c
convertible
"12Vic
(quar.)__
(quar.)_____
11-
40c
$1.50
t$l
(quar.)__
7-18
82y2c
12-16
t$l
"7-18
-
12-30
t25c
.
1
1
A
—*15c
1
-4-
Class
tl5c
—.____—
8-
\
Merchants
Mesta
8-
,
Medusa
6-16
10c
Lexington Water Co., 5%% pfd. (quar.)—__
Liberty Fabrics of New York Inc.—
5%
3-16
4-15
new
co.
9-16
Ltd.
I_J
(quar.
&
9-30
3-31
3-15
40c
"preferred
Mfg.,
6-30
25c
:___
_____
dividend
Trucking
Joiinson
3-31
59 %c
3-18
3-31
25c
(quar.)
con v.
t20c
(quar.O-—_____
Corp.,
5%. series A
Mines
Co,
t20c
1
class
Products
Stores
: Stock
2
Ltd.,
4y2%" preferred
Levine's,
2
$1.20
5%
5%
•
10c
(initial):
dividend
3-14
5-
53%C
■5%-
.
(Tncr.~)__
com.
(stock, dividend)___—-—
(N.
preference
6%
McQuay-Norris
30 c
(quar.)
Merchants Fast
—
"Refineries
3-14
-
5-
45c
(quar.)____.
Coal
preferred
$5
3-15
.
37y2c
__
__
Jamaica Public Service Co.,
Jamaica
McLean
4-
1-—
Lexington
_
(quar.)_____
Mfg.
Creek
7%
3-15
1
Corp.
Porcupine
Machine
J20c
&
Fink
&
Stock
1
37y2c
(quar.),
preferred
preferred
Irving Trust Co.
7%
3-15
3-31
Co.—
37y2c
(quar.)
preierred
Fireman
$6
3-31
27c
_f__
Company, Class A
Company (quar.)_—
Corp.. _____—1__
Lehman
3-15
5c
___—
Island
McKay
(quar.)
B
3-15
3-31
Jones,
(H. W.)
Leath
4-16
10c
.
B
(quar.)
&
4-16
\
8c
—
& Light, -common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred' (quar.)___________
$4.80
Iron
Mclntyre
3-15
Acceptance Ltd.:—
A
Leonard
Power
$4.35
3-11
1
t20c
(quar.)_.
25c
$4.40
1
$1
1
15c
(quar.;
3-31
4-
10%
Aircraft
4-
Y.)
of Rec.
20c
87c
;
Publishing Co.—
(Increased-quar.)
31 y4 c
N.
Holders
Payable
McGraw-Hill
4-
—__—
Co.
<k
(quar.)_
(quar.)
dividend
McDonnell
1
preferred
xvayj
t30c
B
(quar.)——
preferred, (quar.)—
Lawson
Island—
Light & Power,
preferred (quar.)_
$3.30
3-
Stock
(j.
22»/2c
Class
4-
J75C
__
;
Lau
3-18-
460c
:
Rhode
3-11
1
Class
—
class
Sessions
4-
IV2C
—
B
Steel .Co., new
Blower Co.
(quar.)
Lay
(quar.3
preferred
4.t>u%
3-11
convertible preferred' A (quar.)
Company (quar.)_*.
4-1
45c
_•
Electric
Iowa
3-25
3-21
Mcutimott
common
When
Share
'
Stores,
convertible
Meaa,
Latrobe
*
(quar.)_
preferred
4.30%
3-11
15c
25c
,
4-15
Inc.—
class
Corp.
&
3-15
1
25c
$2.50
1
class B'(increased-quar.)
class B
(quar.)___
and
Lamson
5-10
4-
25c
in-
(s-a)
of
and
A
3-11
from
____
______
Co.
A
68 %c
_
of Boston
Royalty Co.
A
Class
54 Va c
39c from net real*
of securities)-—-u_:
sale
income)
Trust
:Class
"Class
■
3-15
40c
V
America
Extra
1
50c
.___
(quar.)
Funding, common
preferred (quar.)
Iowa
5-
3'/a%
3-25
(quar.)__:..
(Alfred)
$1.20
(s-a)
Investors
$2.50
3-15
25c
preferred B (quar,)__—
4.32% preferred (quar.)—_
Lafayette "National Bank (Brooklyn,
75c
(quar.)
from
Trust
4-
25c
Corp.
Co.. (quar..)__
Investment Foundation, Ltd., com.-■ (quar.)— 1
6% convertible preferred (quar.)—
Investment
4-
2%
______
(quar.)__—
income
profits
$2.50
1
$1.75
._
(quar.)_
common
(John) Ltd. (quar.)"
Gas; common (quar.)
Lamson
(quar.)__
Securities
Investors
1
4-
•
Labatt
2-23
45c
(quar.)__
preferred
Investors
3-14
3-21
43 %c
Securities,
vestment
6%
3-30
t$3
_+.
dividend
preferred
Investment
„
(quar.)___
Interstate Bakeries Corp.,(Common
ized
3-14
$1
Telephone
Interstate
Mfg: Co.,
Lambert
(quar.).
Textoook
4.30%
(quar.)
$1.50
—
V:;5%
3-30
Co.—
International
Inter-Ocean
Ltd.
(quar.)
International
5y2%
preferred
Laclede
Ltd.—
—-
Co.__
International
$4.80
Par
Name of Company
'
-Increased
7%
*
75c
preferred (quar.)__r_
of Rec.
$1.12 »/2
'
40c
International Nickel Co. of Canada,
Holders
Payable
McCrory-McLellan
(quar.)
Kroehler
$1
_r_!_
When
Share
-»
2-20
$1
(quar.)__
corn.
4%
'
,
preierred
Kysor Heater Co.
:
International
Company—
6%
International Correspondence School World--
International
Name of Company
3-11
60c
■*
6-30
3-31
50c
_
7-15
40c
aptjiOvtUi
1
Kroger
10c
11
Interlake Iron Corp. (increased)_+
Interlake Steamship Co
International Breweries (quar.)
Par
'
of ReCi*'
4-12
75c
+
When
Par
Monday, March 21, 1960
...
Share
Payable
0/ Re c.
Par
of Company
Name
Holders
When
Par
Holder*
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
(1226)
14
When
Holders
•
Navie of
Share Payable of Reo.
National Linen Service, common (quar.)____
i 25c
4- k
3-18
4y2%
preferred (quar.)_i_—$1.12% '
4- 4
3-18
5%
preferred (quar.)—-—--$1.25
4- 4
3-18
Name
of Company
,
15c
National Presto Industries (quar.)
3-31
5%
2nd
National Rubber
31%c
31'Ac
—-
—
(quar.)
Research Corp..——
Three payments below are quarterly from
ne(; investment income
Screw
Securities
National
&
Steel
—;—
Ltd.
Car,
National Sugar
(quar.)_
National
Theatres
National
Tile
Products
Neon
4-22
Panhandle
$4
3-28
3-
4
25c
3-31
4-15
4-15
3-18
preferred (quar.)
Parmelee Transportation
3-25
Patterson
+15c
29c
Co.
Haven
Gas
New
Jersey
Natural
6%
New
(quar.)
Gas
—
Co.,
(quar.)
com.
preferred
(s-a)
——
Power & Light Co.—
-
Jersey
preferred
4%
4.36%
—
(incr.)—
com.
preferred (quar.)____
New York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.
(quar.)
New York & Honduras Rosario Mining Co.—
4%%
3%%
preferred
Newark
Non-voting
Service
Mining Corp. (quar.)
Electric-Co. Corp.—
3-21"
"
4-1
4-1
3-18
3-3l
3-
7
3-31
3-31
3-31
,3.-31
3-31
3-31
3-
7
3-
7
3-
7
30c
4'A% preferred (quar.)_____—__________
$1.12%
Petrolane Gas Service (quar.)25c
Pettibone-Muliken Corp. (quar.)_
25c
3-
7
Pfizer
3-
7
3-
7
-
,
6%
preferred
4-
30c
25c
'
(quar.):■
preferred (quar.) —.—15c
6%, preferred
(quar. )——i^i.———
' 15c,
Normetal Mining, Ltd
i——-il——
$5c
Norris-Thermador Corp. (increased quar.)—
22 %C
North American Acceptance Corp., class A—'
2c
North American Aviation, Inc.—
50c
North American Cement Corp., cl. A (quar.)
'; .35c
V Class B* (quar;)—
,
35c
-
.
—_
——
Life
Insurance
(Chicago)
American
American :Van
North
Penn
North
(quar.)
Northern Illinois Gas,
5%
Common
3-15
Pioneer
$62'Ac
3-15
4- 2
7%
15c
4-22
>
;
3-
3
8
Plymouth
Cordage
Plymouth
Oil
1
3-22
3-22
Plymouth Rubber Co.
3-22
Polaroid
2-19
3-r30
2-19
Polyplastex
4-15
3-18
Pomona
—
$1.13
4-15
3-18
Port
(N. Y.)
$1.06
37%c
35c
$1.37%
.4-15
.
(quar.)
(quar.)—
5%%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.);
preferred
(quar.)
Northern Ohio Telephone, common (quar..)_
Northern Quebec Power Co., Ltd., common
.__
.
40c
$40c
2
Porter
8
3-18
8
3-18
Potter
3-18
(quar.)
1
3-18
RR.
Co.—
...
"
&
Lambert
..
Price
3-21
Bros.
.
4-1
Ocean
Co.,
4-
1
3-17
4-
1
Office Specialty
Ogilvie
Ohio
Flour
3-17
lOc
Mfg., Ltd.
Mills.
Co.
Brass
Ltd.
J15c
(quar.)
4-1
3-
2
5%
3-17
4-
1
4-
1
4-1
3-
7
5.60%
3-
8
3-
1
3-15
4.24%, preferred
(quar.)
$1.10
4-
1
3-15
4.65%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.11
4-
;
;
(quar.)_
37'/ac
j.
Insurance
(Boston)
(quar.*
Insurance Co.
of America—
75c
.
1
4-
3-16
1
Ontario Loan
&
Debenture
Products, Ltd.,
7% preferred (quar.)__
Opelika Mfg. (quar.)____
B
1
2
3-10
15c
(quar.)
4-
2
3-22
3-15
f$1.75
com.
4-1
5-13
5-13
4-14
20c
4- 1
3-15
J25c
t25c
(quar.)__
;
,
(quar.)__
4%
preferred D (quar.)
Oregon Portland Cement Co.,
4%
Manufacturing
Tail
Power
4-14
Oxford
Paper
$1.18
(quar.)
'
4-
1
3-21
$l
4-
1
3-21
20c
class A
4-
1
3-15
35c
3-30
3-23
(Minn.)—
convertible preferred
(quar.)
See
(quar!)_
$1
25c
4-
1
3-
4-15
4-
7
1
Gas
&
,e
Russell
-
St.
St.
Lawrence
4
5- 2
St.
,
Certificates
of
Pyle-National Co.,
8%
preferred
beneficial
common
3-24
3-7
3-11
3-11
St.
Louis
3-25
St.
Paul
Stock
l
4-1
(quar.T-——"-;
dividend
Quaker Oats Co., common (quar.).:
3-15
1
4-
1
'
-
\
•
,
3-15
3-15
.
;v.
-
4-
3-22
3-15
15c
4-29
4- 8
••
4-
- - - -
5c
-
»
'
.r
4-
4
3- 2
5-17
IOC
4-15
V
20c
1
3-11
1
5-4
50c
•
4-
4-20
'
$$0.3281V4
—
3-11
2
15C
>31
1
/3-15
4-
r
- -
3-15
3-30
10c
-
1
3-10
3-31
3-17
3-31
2-26
4*
1
2-26
4-
1
2-26
4-
$1.12%.
'
$15c
(quar.)iAA-^_^^_7_'_
(quar.).^
.
35o
.__
&
Power
Corp.,
(quar.)——____
Ltd.
Francisco
Ry.
&
25c
$4.40
1st
;
60
(quar.)__^
3-21
Insurance
•
Electric
preferred
&
Power
(increased)
preferred
6%
10c
4-1
3-25
Sawhill
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
Schwitzer
4-
1
3-15
Scott &
4-
1
3-31
3-25
3-17
4-1
Schering Corp,.v .5%
Corp.,
Scott-Mattson
3- 3
Seaboard
$1.31%
Finance
3-15
4-
1
3-15
See's
3-31
2-29
A
Servel,
$5.25
3-31
2-26
3-n
Sharon
3-31
3-15
Shattuck
Shamrock
3-17
2-29
Oil
Steel
&
$2
4-1
3-15
75c
4-15
4-
1
5%
4-15
4-
50c
4-20
3-24
Co.
Mining
new
3-17
5- 9
4-
7
4-
2
2-25
4-
9
3-28
,4-
1
4-
3-10
1
4-
1
.
3-10
3-10
15C
5-13
4-29
5-13
4-29
$1.13
&
3-15
1
4-
$1.25
(quar.)
4-1
3-15
10c
3-29
3-18
$1.31%
3-15
1
4-
)IrI~
(initial)
3-21
1
3-18
4-
1
3-21
25c
10c
3-31
3-14
4-15
3-21
4-2
3-
2
3-
Co.—"
(quar.)
B
1
4-
40c
(quar.)
Power
4-
10c
""""""T""
"""
(quar.)
$50c
$56 %C
-
(quar.)
Shelby Salesbook Co.—
Oil
4-10
7'Ac
Shawmut Association
Shell
3-10
3-25
35c
(quar.
preferred series A
4%%. preferred series
(
3-14
'
" ""
(quar.)
4%
t
3-15
3-25
12'Ac
(quar.)
Gas
Shawinlgan Water
3-15
3-31
(Los Angeles)—
preferred
Corp.
Denn
5-20
10c
common
Leather Co. (quar.)
Shaler Company
(quar.) -
3-31
1
31 %C
Co.
Seton
20c
6-
Co.—
Service
45c
l
Corp.,
preferred (quar.)_
preferred, class A (quarl)I—III—
Inc.,
4-20
30c
Shops, common (initial)
(initial_
B
3-18
5-2
25c
Candy
17'Ac
4-18
1
7'Ac
(quar.)
Seismograph
9
'
4-
15c
'
~~~
4'A%
9
3-22
Acceptance
preferred
Seiberling Rubber
2-29
3-31
v\
5c
1
5%
3-25
50c
~"
_
(quar.)
4-
2-29
3-18
1
4-15
10c
Industries
Class
Vac
4-
2%
Security Title Insurance
Quarterly
1
27
(quar?) ~~I~
Co.
Securities
3-
37'A.c
dividend
3-15
3-
17c
(quar.)
3-10
3-23
1
30c
_•
Milling_____
1
3-23
(quar.)
(Initial
Farms
Allied
4- 1
3-31
I
4-
(quar.
preferred (quar.)
Seaboard Air Line RR.
3-14
2-29
1
4-
10c
3-15
2-29
4-
10c
3-24
3-31
3-31
4-15
Monthly
Monthly
Stock
3-10
4-15
preferred
5'A%
3-15
3-24
4-15
(monthly).
4-
3-31
-
-
28c
2
Products
3-12
3*30
$1.09
-——
.
Tubular
3-18
1
4-1
•"
Co.—
(quar).__:._^__L_—I
A
3-18
4-
45c
/•'
dividend)-A———:.!,
(quar.)__—
4
5-25
3-31
15c
:
.
5
3-
1 "
8
2-
1
4-
10c
(quar.)_
(quar.i
-
Seaboard
4-
6-15 '
$6c
(quar.)^_____I-
common
Co.
1
3-17
5
4-
2%-
(stock
Fetzer
12-
4-15
! $1.10
.'-
4-15
^
1
4-
32'Ac
preferred
B
(quar.)__
Savannah Sugar' Refining
(quar. )——______
«
1
9-
9-15
12-15r
-
11c
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
Electric
4.36%
5%%
1
1
6-
■__^
(stock dividend)^,—_
com.
preferred
Common
»
3-15-
3-
*
Company,
cents
Sangamo
4
3-15
6-15
$1^55
;_i__
Sandura
$1.02
$1.04'A
$1.07%
$1.26%
50c
50c
3-18
$1.25
Marine
St.-Regis Paper,
4-
1
3-25
1
4-
$1.25
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey, Ltd. fquar.Ki^ii^-i
3-
4-25
75c
(quar.
Fire
4
$25c
.
3-26
Co.—
(quar.)_:
Casting.
3-
37 %c
-
—
preferred
Steel
•
$1'
-•
$1.07%
3-24
2-29
""
3-15
1
4-
T../"
preferred
3-3.1
4-
1
4-
•
pfd. (quar.)_____;
$5
3-11
3-31
10c
12'Ac
- -
,$5
.
3-18
35c
Interest—*
3-10
3-15
4-
"
^
(quar.)_—___
5%
(quar.)—
3-21
3-31
15 c
(quar.)
pfd.
preferred
4-10
4-
3-10
v
$5
7
4-
Quaker City Life Insurance (s-a)
Light
Louis-San
3-7
3-
Seaview
10c
3-14
3-21
$1.41%
•
*•
.
(quar.)_______.
com.
Sears, Roebuck & Co.
—
3-15
1
$1.25
(quar.)„
St.
Louis
National
Stockyards Co.—
_c—
St. Louis Public Service, class A (quar.)„__
3-31
3-
Joseph
3-10
$1
3-18
4-
$1.25
'
—
(initial)—
Ltd.
Savannah
45c
3-31
3-28
.
1
(quar.)
3-18
$20c
4% preferred (quar.)__
"*4.30% preferred (quar.)
4-
—____—
4-20
3-15
3-31
-34%c
«-
Safeway'Stores Inc.,
A A
3-10
3-14
7'Ac
—35c
com.
3-18
•
•
)
(quar.)
com.
Helena), Inc.—
Rubinstein *
(
Industries,
3-10
Electric,
»
•
Helena
1
preferred (quar.)_;
_T__
4.08% preferred (quar.)
4.18% preferred (quar.)
4.30% preferred (quar.)__—_—
5.05% preferred (quar.-)_i_—;
Publication Corp., com. voting (quar.)
Common non-voting (quar.)
—i
Puerto Rico Telephone (increased quar.)
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber (quar.)
Purex Corp., Ltd. (quar.)__
Purity Stores, Ltd. (quar.)
Putnam (George) Fund of Boston—
Orange & Rockland Utilities Inc.—
preferred
Rubinstein
4-
$1.40
3-16
4-
Service
1
5-2
3-31
20c
—____
Co.
3-10
$1.16%
3-11
3-18
12c
units
V
t lnitial-quar.)
l-J-#.—
Inc.
Rudy Mfg. '(Mich.)
Ruppert (Jacob) 4'A%
•
.
62c
____•.—_
1
1
4-
f■
40c
-
3-10
preferred
&
4-
$1.06
7
4-
20c
—_
^
•
3-31
(quar.)__—
3-22
4-
$1
Management Corp.
Rnberoid Comnany
(quar.)—
Roddis Plywood Corp. (quar;)—_
Royal Crown Cola (quar.)_____
' ""
25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)——
Public
3-11
3-31
15c
Co.
Steel
3-22
10c
(accum.)____
4%
3-11
Peterson
Row
Carolina-
(quar.)
3-10
25c
Savage Arms Corp.
—.
3-10
93 %c
•
Royalite Oil, Ltd., 5',4%
—_—__
North
1
$1. '
(quar.i
H.)
3-18
$2.50
4-
———
(quar.)
(William
3-24
5-
3-
12 %c
Boyalties
of Oklahoma—
Public Service Co.
3-15
3-31
25c
Corp.. 40c preferred
Oliver Corp.
(quar.)
Olympia Brewing Co
Osborn
preferred
3-22
Town
.Otter
of
Co.
4-1
Life
Borer
(quar.)__
common
(q jar.)
3-31
Quarterly
4.75%
Service
Common
50c
Old Line
Ronson Corp.
4-14
$2
^
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)___
Public
2-22
Transport Co.,
74c
Co.
(quar.f^j— *
5
'
$$1.43%
5%%. 1st convertible preferred (quar.$$1.43%
Santa's -Village
.
Worcester 'RR.
97%c
Colony
Ontario
Provincial
4
J20c
,
(quar.)
Ohio Wat«r Service
Old
3-
&
preferred
4.44%
pfd.
preferred
(quar.)—
Co., common (increased)
preferred (quar.)
4.40%
Old
3-21
J50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ohio Edison
3.90%
Roe
3-18
—_______
Ltd._^
Lid.
8%
3-15
4-
1
-■
preferred /(quar.i—
(A. V.) Canada,-Ltd.—
,4-14
-
3-31
50c
5.65%
.•
t56c
J75c
30c
12'Ac
4-22
10c
iquar.)___—
(quar.)_
3-23
75c
—
4-
75c
-
common
preferred
4-11
3-31
Corp.,. common
Progress Mfg.
3-15
$15c
Cement & Supplies,
'
convertible
43A%
1
Providence
Sugar
Co.,
2nd
3- 7
(initial)5c
(quar.)_:
HVsc
.j;
.___
17'Ac
Pronto Uranium Mines, Ltd,—_.—
t60c
Prophet Co.
(quar.)__
_;—;
15c
Providence
pas Co.
(quar.)
14c
Providence Washington Insurance Co. (R. I.)
20c
Proctor-Sllbx.
3-17
4-
15c
.
Ordinary (quar.)
Oahu
<
preferred (quar.)_i_^^___ V
Gamble
preferred
5%
3-3.1
3-25
4-1
.
9-15
25c
37'Ac
3-31
(increased)_-__-.
—;____
12'Ac
Co., Ltd. (quar.)—__———• $50c.
,
12-15
-
Controls Co.—
10c
t50c
(quar.)—-
Prestole Corp., 5%
3rl5
9-15
1-1-61
$28c
Corp.—
new
33c
(quar. )^_____
(quar.).
Pratt.Read & Co.
3-15
15c
(quar.)___
"
—-——
participating preferred
Pratt
,
(quari),_v_^™_w—_—_^
Nova Scotia Light & Power, Ltd.—
^
3-31
$2
^
Glass B
.
6%
3-31.
3-31
..
25c
Worcester
(-quar.)^___________
Company
Procter
.1
Quarterly
8%
Power
Corp. of Canada, Ltd., com. (quar.)__
4'A% redeemable 1st preferred (quar.)_^_
3-31
3-31
75c
.
Electric
1
(quar.)
5%
3-10
10c
4- 1
40c13-31$1.50 ?:;3-31
(quar.)—
Company (Del.) (quar.)__„__
6% preferred (quar.)
K.)
Preway, Inc.
;
■____
25c
power
»
Northwestern States Portland Cement—
(H.
Potomac
1
4-15
.
(quar. )__r^__~
Paper
1
10-
>.■
(quar.)
Common
•
-
3-24
15c
Portland Woolen Mills,
4-25
______
Northwestern National Insurance Co.
Tools
5-
44-
Telephone, Ltd.
(increased)
$3c
Northwest Airlines, Inc., common (quar.)—.
20c
5%%
preferred (quar.)
$0,328%
&
5c
(quar.f
Mfg.
Sulphite &
Huron
4-1
.,
Tile
Portable Electric
3-18
•
4-1
.
$1.45
Northern
preferred (quar.)
Noxzema Chemical, com.
^
class-A.--.;.:.8c
3-
5.-16
3-21
.$1.40
->
5,80%
United,
6-15
.10-
________
preferred (quar.)
Little & Co., Ltd.,
Rochester Telephone Corp.—
'
*
Norwich
Common
-
3-21
1
3-18
4-20
3-28
5-16
1st preferred (.quar.
62'Ac.
$2.50
2nd
preferred, (quar.)62'Ac .1
55c
7-
$27c
5y2%
1
44c
$1.06%
Northern Natural Gas, common
(Milwaukee)
1
5c
(quar.)_j:_/._______
common -(quar.)___-
Corp.,
6-15
$5c
'
_—_——;-^..
Robinson,
.
4- l
4- 5
-4- 1
5%
preferred (quar.)—
5.60%
25c
..
1
.
(reduced)——_____—^^___
Co.
4-
-
^
$1.75 ""
v
$1.75
—22'Ac
(.increase-quar.) ________
80c
4-
1
53'Ac
>
.
preferred (quar.)
Plough, Inc. (quar.)
,
.
preferred (quar.)
4.22% preferred (quar.)
;
—_
5-
5-
$1.37%
_;-_^___^
(quar,)
5-1
30c
$1.25
—
4%%
i
15c
—:__
2-16
—
-'
4- 1
3-10
Common
(increased)
preference (quar.)_—
Northern Insurance Co.
4-15
3-22
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry. Co.—
•
:4%%
$1
(quar.)
3-15
1
Participating
Fund,
Rltter Company,
3-18
Pitney-Bowes,
B
1
7-
—
(quar.)_____x_
Robertshaw-Fulton
5-5
3-10
pfd.
3-15
4-
$28c
dividend
Stock
Rittenhouse
3-11
3-15
3-10
3-31
4-
Inc.,
3-22.
1
'
3-15
6-1
3-31
—
Metal
Stoker
*
35c
1
6
1
2%
Products
Rleke
4-15
$1.37'A
quar.)
'
9
4-
iquar.)— ____
obligation
Riley
VL
(increased
3-
3-10:
5-
>
-
;___
4-
Common
;
Plastics
3-22
90c
iquar.)
Voting common <quar.)__—;
Inc.,* 334%
preferred
3-15
3-18
4-15
3-28
"
3-18
1
3-25
10c
•
Rich's
4-1
(initial-quar.)
(quar..)__^__^_>._-4^-_u_^^.—'
preferred
Dividend
4-15,
4-15
4-1
'
4-
$27c
Metals Co., common (quar.)—__
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R.R.—
3-15
•
preferred
Pillsbury Company, common (quar.)
15c
*—
5- 2
10c
•
8-25
Northern Indiana Public Service—
4.40%
(quar.)_
(quar.)—____
4-20
;
;
12'Ac
40c
75c
(Hartford)
convertible
$5.50
7
\ $4
$15c
:■
2-26:
3-18
10c
Reynolds
,
;
7
3-
.
v
:_—:___
Insurance
Pickering Lumber Co.
Piedmont Natural Gas—
4
3-
(quar.)
Phoenix
3.60%
3^ 4
4- 1 •
4-11
4- 1
4-15
5- 2
(
$1
(quar.)
Preferred
4
3-11
•
.
4-15
3-25
25c
(Dallas)
(R. J.) Tobacco Co.
preferred
(quar.)
Reynolds
3- 4
3- 4
3-4
3-31
3-31
3-31
3-31
56c
25c
4% preferred (quar.)
;
:_7——
Philippine Long Distance Telephone—
4-15
common, (increased)
preferred .(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.50%
-
10c
(quar.)—
Ltd> common (quar.)—:—_
'I
$2.50 preferred (1956 series)
__•"
Northern.Engineering Works (quar.)
1
<
;
50c
12 %c
Star Oity
'
8
—
Co.
Lines-(quar.)_
Co.
""
'—
u-———
Refractories
Gas
—_——___
(quar.)
8-14
Semi-anniial-—————————'
North
North
8
*
-
87'Ac
$1
,
10-14
3-
4- 1
4- 1
3-25
3-21
4-30
——
——
(quar.)—
Revlon, Inc.
Co.—_■/,
(quar.)—___—____—
Philadelphia Suburban Water Co.—
•
,;
•
5% preferred (quar.) —62'Ac
Philadelphia & Trenton RR. (quar.)__——_
$2.50
Philco Corp., 3%% preferred A (quar.)__—_
• 9334c
Philip Morris, Inc., common (quar.)_—__—_
90c
3.90% preferred (quar.
97'Ac
7-15
3-
&
preferred
4% preferred (quar.)—
Philadelphia jsaecuic, common
$1
preferred (quar.)
4-14
8-1
11- 1
3-31
: 3-25
3-21
4- 5
3-21
3-21
r.
—
(Charles)
3%%
3-18
-
^
4-15
4-1
87'AC
(quar.)
Corp.
Resistoflex
3-21
3-21
3-21
3-21
3-11
3-11
3-10
3-10
3-31
3-31
3-31
25c
35c X
$1.75
preferred
._
3-14
5-2
6%
North American
3-
1
(quar.)
com.
—________
•2-29
4-1
3-21
*
:
.*
——15c
Ry.—
(quar.)—.
3-21
3-
Bankers,
4-1
4- 1
3-31
3-21
3c .>; 3-31
\
(quar,)——
$1.40 preferred
(quar.)
V/i>
preferred
(quar.)Pet Milk Co., common (increased-quar.)——
'
$15c
-
_
(quar.)_—————————
Western
$1
3-16
4-1
Industrial
Personal
7
.
-
&
3-10
.
*
Norfolk
3- 1
3-15
3-18
3-18
3-10
3- 1
3-
—-
_____
common
3-25
4-15
3-31
v
B
5-6
4- 9
4- 1
—_—_——
Class
4
6-1
3-14
2
55c
Corp.—
preferred
(quar.)
Republic Steel Corp. (quar.)
5-6
3-14
3-16
4-15
5-
.
2
45c
—
(quar.)
class A
$1.10
6-1
50c
57'Ac
30c
$2.50
35c
11c
2-15
3-30
5-
30c
Republic Pictures
$1
convertible
5-6
-
3-10
2-15
3-29
5c
$7'Ac
(quar.)__
A
$1.10 class A
3-11
3-11
3-11
5- 6
3-31
*
j
3-
12'A %
—
3-14
••
1
3-29
12%%
.
2%
Stores
Drug
85c
6
3-14
1
4-
$5c
$1.10 class
14c
(quar.)——:—_
(quar.)
Peoples Gas Light &.Coke (quar.)_,—;
Peoples Securities ——_i_
Peoria & Eastern. Ry,—____r—____i—
Pepsi-Cola Co. (quar.)__—1___—
Permian Basin Pipe Line (quar.)—'__.___
Peoples
4-
■
6-1
4-1
3-29
3% % preferred (quar.)_"93%c
Frontier Transit System (quar.)__
15c
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp., com. (quar.)
45c
3.40%
preferred
(quar.)—i
85c
3.60% preferred (quar.)-————
90c
3;90% preferred (quar.)-™:
-97'Ac
4.10%
(quar.)—__—
$1.02%
preferred
4.85%
preferred
(quar.)_!_.:__——___—
$1.21%
5.25%
preferred
(qurr;)^_—$1.31%
Niagara Share Corp., (3%e frdm net investment income plus an additional distribution of 26%c from long-term capital gains
30c
Niagara Wire Weaving, Ltd.* com. (quar.) ••••'•• t!5c *
Nicholson File
4
$$1.50
$10c
3-10
3-7
3-11
3-11
6- 1
,: 5c
'
-
Niagara
Nopco. Chemical Co.,
3-
3- 7
6-
1
3-25
Ltd—
Canada,
$1.10 class A (quar.)
14c
dividend—
Stock
4
4-1
(quar.)—
preferred
1
5
3-1
7-
____
(quar.)_
common
Renold Chains
2%
_
———_*
$1.50
50c
60c
(quar.)__^—__.—
Telephone (Ohio),- 6%- pfd. (quar.)
(J*J.) Company (quar.)———
Newport
3-
Mfg.,
3-21
87 %C
(quar.)
common
Republic Aviation Corp. (quar.)
Republic • Foil, Inc.
tquar.)__.
Republic Nat'l Life Insurance Co.
2-25
4- 1
4-1
4-1
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
17%c
—_—____
98%c
$1.12%
$1.12%
50c
4- 1
4- 1
3%%
'
3-28
Corp.
(quar.)—_____;—
common
4-
6-18
each
—
dividend-.—
3tock
Ltd,,
Reliance ^Electric
Chemical fibre-
Penobscot
4-15
(quar.)
Water
for
Co.
3-21
6-3U
87'Ac
12'Ac
-
——
& Engineering (quar.)
"Reliance Insurance Co. (quar.)—
Corp.—
—
3-18
Newberry
Newmont
2-26
5- 2
preferred (quar;)_
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)-—_
New York Shipbuilding
(quar.)_—___:
York-
33-
3-30
_4%%
New
3-
93%c
_
Insurance
Products
3-31
4-15
$7'Ac
3-11
.
3-15
4-20
7'Ac
(stock dividend)------^-------American deposit receipts (stock dividend)
British-
of
(qu.ar.)_—.
25c
31'Ac
Pennsylvania Power & Light, com. (quar.)—
4.60% preferred (quar.)______
_______
;/v $1.15
4.50% preferred (quar.)_:—_______—___
$1.12'A
4.40% preferred (quar.)—
$1.10
3.35% preferred (quar.)—
________
833,4C
3-
Electric & Gas—
York State
Metal
6% preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Glass Sand
3-
Florida)—
shares held)-
Voting common
Newberry (J. J.) Company—
3%% preferred (quar.)_
New
Life
1
share
(one
1
4-20
2Uc
Ordinary
3-26/
2-25
4-
15c
com.
Ltd., 6% pfd. (quar.)
Regency Fund. Inc
Reitman's (Canada),
4
3-15
3-11
10c
Raybestos-Manhattan. Inc. (quar.).—
Reichhold Chemicals, Ltd.—
4- 1
—-
Insurance
Life
Inc.,
Rapid Grip & Batten,
Reliance
3-18
3-
8
4-11
J27c
$3.50 1st preferred (quar.)
$3.50 1st preferred (q u a r_ _—- - -—- Rapid-American Corp. (quar.)—
3-18
3-15
4-
35c
Condenser
1 increased-quar. >
Radio Corp. ol America—
4-1-
4-28
3-28
4'-4::
5c
Radio
3"Jjj
J25c
held)—
dividend
150
'
-
(quar.)—
1
———
& Machinery,
$1.20 preierred A (quar.)--
Racine
3-18
4-
3-31
2%
3-31
5-25
8-25
3-15
3- 4
4_ 1
4-1
«5c
1
——
dividend
Hydraulic
Stock
3-18
3-18
4-
120c
——-
2-25
3-31
4-15
6- 1
9- 1
4- 1
3-30
$1
12'Ac
12'Ac
10c
Corp.
& E
t
r
Line—
Pipe
F.) Dental Supply Co.
American
1
——-—35c
Quarterly—
share
Stock
3-18
$1.4-1
$1.01%
4- 1
58'Ac
4- 1
$1.09
4- l
$1.18%
4- 1
50c
4- l
(quar,)—_—_—_
preferred
:
(M.
Peninsular
4
3-15
4-
Eastern
(quar.)
Peabody Coal Co., common (quar.)__—_——
Pend Oreille Mines & Metals Co. (increased)
3-10
3-
Co.
4%
.
(quar.)
Service,
Public
Orleans
(quar.) _____:
;
1-.
Page-Hersey Tubes, Ltd. (quar.)_____—
Pan American Sulphur (quar.)
Mfg.
Quarterly
Peninsular
(quar.)_
preferred
4.05%
New
Co.
6%
Pacolet
3-28
3-31
4- l
3-31
4-15
4- l
43c
50c
47%c
22 %c
; 60c
—
_—__
New
1
3-17
3-7
3-ir
3-H
l
1
+38c
—
3-24
4-
4-
$45c
(s-a)
Quemont Mining Corp. Ltd
Queen Anne Candy Co.______
—
Quincy Mining Co
— -—---—•.
r-R & M Bearings Canada, class A
(quar.) —
>:•,
-v--
-
28'/ae
$1.50
$1.50
$1.50
122'Ac
25c
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)_—_——
1
(quar.):
- -
Common
4-
—
Telephone
3-15
3-14
Ltd. (quar.)
New England Gas & Electric
(quar.)
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
Quarterly
;
New
Hampshire Insurance Co. (quar.)__—
Brunswick
3-15
4- 1
Machine————
Britain
New
New
(quar.)__
(quar.)——_—______
preferred (quar.)———
4.52%
preferred
(quar. I——
4.
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co.— • '
115c
..
Ltd.
Canada.
preferred
5%
4-
.__
(quar.),
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
4-20
•
5%%
3-18
J-10
3-31
^-31
3-31
3-31
3-31
preferred
5.64%
America—
of
Mining
Gold
Neptune
4-15
4-15
4-11
4.-11
4-11
4-11
4-11
$1.43%
(quar.)
Gas
Pipe Line Co.
preferred (quar.)
5%%-
$1.18/4
$1.18- 4
40c
$154
$1.41
$1.28
$1.13
4-30
3-28
3-28
(quar.)
National Union Fire Insurance
6.16%
3-31
■
(s-a)—
A
Class
3-lj
50c
divd.)
(stk.
Television
&
Mfg.
&
—
(quar.)__
Refining Co.
4-15
4-15
4-15
$4.75 convertible preferred (quar.)
Power & Light Co., common
3-10
3-15
J-io
$1 09
$1.10
$1.12%
Pacific
3-31
3-30
4-15
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
(quar.)___—
3-15
4-15
4-15
4- 1
3-31
3- 9
J-i|
3-23
(quar.)
(quar.)___
(quar.)—
preferred
preferred
preferred
preierred
$4.36
$4.40
(quar.)_
Co.
'
Express
Corp.—
Lighting
$4.50
3-31
4-15
35c
2%
$20c
30c
2%
10c
ul.'
—
dividend
Natural
4c
12c
5c
—
(quar.)
Co.
Pacific
$4.76
—
Dividend
National
National
3-18
3-17
3-15
Bond
National Balanced
Stock
4-15
4- 1
3-31
15c
&
National-Standard
(quar.)
Pacific Intermountain
3-21
3-21
62%c
Mfg.
National
National
4- 1
4- 1
25c
A (quar.)—z—,
B (quar.) —
Machinery (quar.)
preferred
preferred
2nd
r
.
,
preferred (quar.)—,
Quebec Telephone Co., common
5-18
70c
20c
Aggregates
Pacific Indemnity
6- 1
t3c
25c
10c
(quar.)_______
Hawaiian Products (increased)
Pacific
3-15
' >
;
.
6%
-
Cement &
j
_
Investment, Ltd.—
Quarterly
Pacific
Payable oj aec.
Snare
>
Pacific Atlantic Canadian
.
National Propane Corp.—
5%
Company
•
25C
4-1.
2
2
3-17
30c
3-121
3-
4
27'Ac
:
_
4-
3-25
3-
1
1
Continued
on
page
50
Volume
191
Number 5935
..The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(1227)
Stock Record from the New York Stock
'
"
i
V
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
'■\
Range for Previous
40
Sep
1
59% Feb
9
,84% Apr 28
12% Nov-
"57
4•■
2
Jan
94% Jan
Mar
8
47
Mar
2
24% Mar
4
"Jan
y":-15%
4
Dec
31
8
8
125
Jan
Mar
28 % Jan
66
107
Jan
15
f-18
Feb
17
17% Dec
3
22 % Nov
.••16V4 Feb'
1
20% Feb
66% Mar
8
85 " Jan
4
71
Sep 22
290
Oct
.
1
3% Feb
23
01% Mar 10,
9
33
Apr 22
6% Mar 19
30
35 "
167/a Nov
17
22% Apr
53% Dec
Jan
•
26
40% Mar
Jan
4% Jan
30
27% Mar
2
12
9% Jan
160
85
28
Jun
1
28
44% Jan
7
89
Dec
-
Dec
4
79
18
Nov
Apr
8
28% Aug 25
59
:
Dec
8
33% Mar
90% Jan
16% Mar
*.
22
47
Feb
8
21
64% Apr
44% Feb
21
48% Mar 14
22
24
33% Mar 18
27
14% Feb
4
5
Dec
31
17
104
Jan
•
29
32% Sep
27
.,
8
May
1
77% May 11
61% Jun
11
Mar
38% Sep
1
127% Sep
1
39% Feb
75
25
114
58% Jan
29% Mar
.83
8
39
5
Feb
12
44% ,Sep
22
69% Nov 25
27% Dec 22
23% Nov
18
117% Nov
10
82
Mar 31
51
Dec
.
42% Jan
2
33% Apr
160% Apr50% Sep,
32% Oct
7
46% Dec
Jan
2
23% Sep
45% Jan
22
58
2
33
8
2
9
Feb
38
Mar 16
64% May 29
60
6'
23% Mar
J
45% Mar
18
5,400
25%
preferred
Petroleum
3"%%
Airlines
American
,
4
American
7
.American
10%
*150
35
43
34%
17%
17'%
71%
5%
17%
17%
17%
74%
73%
*270
5%
300
5%
28
28
28
17%
17%
17%
17%
5,700
42%
43
43%
44
5,600
81
*79
10%
.
170
10%
*79
10%
*160
35%
44%
36
44%
*16%
17
19%
•19
50%
16%
49%
49%
50'A
50%
53
34
52%
33%
34
33%
34
33%
29%
33%
120
50
9%
9%
57%
77%
33%
34%
33 %
a
33% Nov 20
25% Mar
Jan
7
20% Feb
19
7% Feb
13
19
11
4
31
4
American
Cable
43% Jan
"4
American
Can
50% Jan
2
39% Mar
8
35% Sep
17
40% Mar;
2
35%
Jan
6
47%, Jan
2
61% Aug.
7
44%
Mar
9
47
Feb
1
20% Dec
29
24
84
65% Apr 28
25% Sep 14
44
May 28
106
Jap
15
46% Sep
17
Sep
2
65% July 28
38% Feb
9
45% Oct
26
84
2
46
43
*
par
45
Feb:
25 % Oct
30
8% Nov
27
Mar 13
31
122
Feb
9
34% Apr
18% Jan
8
Jan
23%
■,
15
22;
Mar
34%
Mar 15
26
4
Mar 10
38% July 21
July 27
9
104
12
Mar 17
15% Dec
17% Dec
93
Dec
23
3
29
45% Oct
9
76% Dec
30
41
25
110
105
35
35%
29%
30%
30%
31%
30%
30%
86
30%
31
86%
87
88%
94,300
86%
87'/a
87%
88%
18,600
37%
*35
48
*47
49
48
47
47
200
50
50
48%
49'A
48
48
3,500
*35
*47
50
120
•110
120
35%
37%
Feb
34%
66"%
66%
67%
66%
67 %
66
67%
28%
29
28%
20%
28%
28%
20
20%
2,900
20
20%
19%
19%
70,600
♦101
103 %
110
*101
44
44
26%
48
50%
110
*101
44%
110
44%
44%
44%
44%
•37%
38%
94
15
Jan
4
6
19% Jan
8
96% Mar 18
17
49 % Jan
76 % Jan
14
80
44 % Feb
17
27% Jan
15
16
4
21% Mar
86% Jan
22
18
8
14
1
60
25%
.
,
61%
60
25%
x25%
26
25%
25%
x46%
25%
47%
46%
25%
10,000
47
47%
47%
47
47%
4,200
•19
19%
38
•60
61
15
59% Jan
19
Feb
4
58'A Jan
6
Mar
Corp
1
American Investment Co of 111—1
5%% prior preferred
100
American
Mach
&
American
Metal
American
4%%
preferred
Metal
Products—
15% Jan
18
American
4
American
Motors
18
American
Natural
63% Jan
4
American
News
48
18
52 % Mar 31
41 %
133 "
Sep
9
Dec
30
Dec
29
117% Oct
6
54
26 % Mar 26
41
May
92
Nov
23
56% Feb
27
29
1
63% Mar
9
54
Jun
12
117
34% Dec
30
Jan
2
4
125
Mar
15
American
16'A Feb
3
American
Rad
8
3
13
143
Mar 17
33% Jan
87
5
Mar 18
54% Jan
4
139 % Mar 17
Feb
9
59
Mar
8
119
26% Mar 17
34
Feb
26
Mar 14
Jan
4
30% Mar
9
38 Va Jan
20
67% Mar
9
82% Feb
3
26% Mar 17
31 Va Feb
23
American
6%
&
&
Sany
non-cumulative
24 % Nov
4
14% Jan
2
55% July 29
17% Dec 17
43'A Jan
33% Mar
4
15 % Jan
1
19% Mar 14
25% Mar^
7
27% Feb
15
19% Oct
63
Dec
15
25
Feb
2
Mar* 13
26% Jan
Mar
8
18% Jan
11
Jan
7
55% Feb
29
8
42% Mar
33% Feb
21
26
14
45
32% Feb
51% Nov 26
17
1
Ampex
46%
74% Mar 17
49% Mar
8
68% Jan
15
Anaconda
43'A Mar 14
54% Jan
11
Anaconda
Wire
Feb
3
17
Mar
28% Oct
For
47
July 28
20
16% Jan
36
8
4
05% Apr
41% Aug
14
footnotes,
see
85
6
page
36
Mar 15
Jan
Feb
30 % Mar
26.
12
41% Jan
88
Jan
4
17
40% Jan
8
3
34% Feb
3
18
•96
21%
36
155
37%
19%
108
19%
*102
15
37%
19%
108
18%
100
38%
19%
*102
108
35%
158
38%
19%
20
20%
*102
108
18%
18%
18%
18%
54%
100
*35
157%
38%
18
♦96
35%
159%
14%
*78
8%
38%
15
100
28%
8%
•96
,14%
18%
98
54%
53%
54%
79%
79%
79%
*102
*14%
35
29
11,700
35%
1,400
161
39
20%
108 '
15
—— —
18%
18%
96%
96%
20
53%
54%
34,900
•78
81
2,000
40
47%
47%
47%
47%
47%
47%
22
47%
1,100
21%
22%
21%
22%
21%
22%
37,300
15%
89%
89%
22%
23%
*15
15%
*89
22%
*15
90%
23
15%
23%
24
57
58
57%
57%
54%
53%
54
45%
45%
46%
37%
37%
37%
45%
37%
37%
14%
14%
45%
143
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15%
143
23%
14%
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24%
15
143
•89
90%
22%
90%
91
22%
22%
23%
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15%
15
15
23
23%
22%
23 %
56%
57
54
1,400
46%
46%
46
46
3,000
37%
37%
37%
38
14%
143
15
143
14%
•143
14%
145
30
30%
30%
70
68
69
70
78
80
87
42%
68%
44%
681/2
44
42%
42%
42%
43%
43%
44%
139
56%
119
*56%
*118 Va
139
57
119%
138%
139
191,800
56%
54
29%
139
100
57%
43%
33
160
4,100
53%
*53
69
55%
800
900
47
*53 %
118
4,500
21%
23%
138
8,300
47%
14%
par
300
18,900
8%
21%
89%
29%
19%
36
159*
15
37%
10
'
37%
14%
*96
23%
*142
36
156%
14%
89%
*15
5
321%
138 »/2
32%
139%
32%
139
32%
139
14,100
5,600
32,800
30
7,800
3,180
13,700
670
*56 %
57
56%
56%
*118%
119
♦118%
119%
•118%
27%
26%
27%
26%
27
13,800
32%
31%
32%
31
31%
12,000
70%
71%
71%
71
71%
57
57
119%
400
1,010
27%
26%
27
26%
27
27%
28%
5,100
28
28%
28%
28%
28%
29
5,500
Tel
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
*13%
5
13%
13%
*13%
33 %
Co
85%
86 %
86 Va
86%
87
861/4
104%
86 »/2
104 %
86%
104%
70,500
1041/4
105
104%
105
120
120
104%
120%
104%
6,100
121
120%
121
5
25
N
120%
120%
121%
34%
120%
34%
34%
34%
35%
35
19
35%
19%
34%
18%
35%
19%
19
191/a
19
19
18%
19
*26
26%
25
25%
25%
1
14%
14%
1
49%
49%
37%
38%
No par
6.25
$4
preferred
Anderson Clayton &
No par
Co
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
86%
34%
25
com
50
Common
300
871/4
104
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp__ 1
Cable—
13%
25
,_l
&
2,500
100
-
Anchor Hocking Glass
Corp—
21
15
36
152
37
•34
30%
28%
Co
60% Mar 18
Dec
-
35%
154
35
8%
28
Corp_
1
34
29
8%
6,100
25
com
American Zinc Lead &
Smelting
AMP Inc endorsed shares
23
33
30%
7%
21,400
27
Refining
Tobacco common
6% preferred
American Viscose Corp
American Water Works Co
Preferred 6% series
Preferred 5 %% series
22
86
29%
8%
45%
American
30% Sep
2
31%
7%
54
preferred
58% Sep
50% Dec
40% Mar
29%
8%
900
50%
26%
27%
Tel
29% Aug
27% May
•34
30%
45%
49%
26%
27
American
23
35%
27%
1
16
*34%
27
89% Mar
Jan
34%
25
79% Jan
13% Mar 12
34%
271/a
89
25% Nov
35
•
70%
22
37
50%
26%
46
32
75% Sep
2
49%
25%
57%
Sumatra Tobacco
2
50%
25%
45%
71%
American
Mar
50%
25%
27%
6
108% Mar
50%
25%
45%
32%
19
122
45%
49%
25 Va
200
190
25,700
70%
14% Jan
Jan
51%
31%
29 % Jan
101% Feb
85
50%
25%
45
38%
85
27%
13% Mar 14
117
•45%
•37%
51%
7iy4
27% Mar 15
2u
45%
38%
85
27%
18% May 18
109% Nov 25
50%
32 %
26
129% Jan
*84%
51%
71%
13% Jan
9
84%
49%
*38%
31%
18
Sep 22
84
49%
27%
35% Feb
Jun
85%
48%
1,100
1
21
90
38 Va
84%
48%
v
1
27% Dec
117
38%
85%
;•
24%
American Steel Foundries
American Stores Co
&
6,000
39
'
100
34,100
Co Ltd—£1
43% Mar
4
21
*38%
,
50%
35%
preferred_100
Inv
28
17
20%
38%
57%
100
22
Apr
1,800
20%
23%
com
26% Dec
7%
47%
19%
'
45'%
36%
Chem_—No par
Std
South African
Sugar
47%
21
20
53%
Seating Co
Ship Building Co__No
American
48%
47%
19%
1
72% Dec
105
900
47%
20 V*
48%
201
-
49%
151
American Smelt & Refg com_No
par
7% preferred
100
American Snuff Co common
25
Amer
46%
25
7% preferred
American
37%
47%
48%
No par
Co
Co
Potash
7
Mar
133% Jan
Optical
9
67 % Mar
42
148% Mar 20
American
43% Jan
7
37%
46%
40%
48%
7%
—1.66%
Gas
Co_
25
138% Jan
37%
47%
37%
28%
:
——1
Corp
62% Jan
Dec
•
2
Molasses Co
28% Feb
8
31
>
100
.
1
Mar 17
33,600
37%
47%
19%
48 %
54
8
152
40%
37%
47
•19
*46%
79%
Mar
22
40
37%
31
-
*37%
52
44% Feb
Dec
6,400
40
79%
48% Mar
137
40%
52%
56
13% Mar
10%
40%
79%
I
21
10%
40%
52
14
18% Apr
31
40
*78
14
22
30%
10%
x47
64% Dec
Sep
31
10%
100
73% Apr
13
30%
11
29%
*19
35
&
7
26 % Feb
19%
10%
"
3.50
corn.
19
10%
30%
Metals-No par
Climax Inc com—1
53% July
3
Fdry
3.90% preferred
American Machine
7
54% Mar
•
•102
6
4
■}
25
...
non-cumulative preferred_100
American International
38% Jan
38% Nov
48
19
17
15
k
30
10%
48%
"38%
No par
90%. Mar 11
28% Jan 26
Feb
%
45
Power—No par
Ice Co common
32% Jan
Sep 21
*37%
19
46%
*84%
-
-
Corp_
12.50
Products-,——!
Hospital Supply Corp__2
American
8
22% Mar
22 % Feb
56
Foreign
"
-5
American
&
,
-10
15
16% Jan
400
38
*60
38
i
19%
-
Home
9
1,700
38%
61%
29%
40%
147 %
<
Hardware
17% Feb
25
Dec
Co_
11
18
100
44%
38%
38%
*59%
19%
28
10
9% Jan
24 V2 Jan
44
101
10%
46%
•
••
L—20-
;
31% Mar
American
8
101
23,600
29%
10%
-39%
-
12.50
6%
2
28%
♦19
t_l
Co ——J
Power
American
14% Mar
9
32% Jan
—1
Corp—
American
22
16
Electric
Enka
5
17% Mar
100
20%
25%
American. European Secur
No par
American Export Lines Inc_
—40c
May 19
Jan
American
American
.
18
98
8
7
4
39
33
3,700
29
47%
"
No par-
Co.
Mar 18
89% Dec
30
Distilling
38% Jan
9
33
35'A
19"%
39
——No par
Cyanamid
American
175 % Jan
30
13% Jun
American
15
59% Apr
34% Jan
24% Dec
;
35
♦47
•
29
61%
.
4
8
35
20%
*38'A
Barge Line Co'——3American Crystal Sugar com_i— _10
4%% prior preferred
-—100
4
"Jan
35%
120
29'%
1
*59%
Commer
12
Apr
1
21% Sep 21
14
Amer
26
% Jan
*110"
64%
50
Corp
Cable
59% Jan
Mar 30
52% Nov
84
11
41% Feb .23
50'A Mar
26,100
33
*110
35
48
43%,
25
Co
42
300
33%
337/a
3,600
120
_10
;
&
33% Feb
May~2T
18% July
20% Jan
preferred
142% Feb
193
36 % Mar
14% Jan
7%
Chain
33
'
900
77%
66%
*101
No par
common:
46% Jan
8
7% Mar
9
Co
Chicle
Jan
9%
57
77%
34%
50
19"%
,
20
Radio
American
-
•9
56%
77
•
*110%
..
37%
"""29
"
_1
_
&
American
88
•'
25
2,500
65%
""
_100
common
5% preferred
54% Jan.; 5
24% Jan
•;
Mar 16
,
38% Mar
6
51% Janr 12
'•i
46 Va Jan .21
July 27
9
9
'47% Mar
55% May: 18
Jftn
.
19% Mar 14
.
36% Nov
-
38% Feb
50,, Apr 17
*25
Inc
13% Jan
13
37% Dec
Theatres
6
17
*
3,900
47
Bosch Arma Corp——2
Shoe Co
No par
Jan
40% Nov
44% Mar 17
Jan
500
53'A
33%
*
Mar 16
19
16%
52%
86
*46%
Brake
9% Feb
14% Mar, 18
16%,
57%
■
20% Jan
25,600
33%
9%
77
34%
400
50%
53
57
77
10
19%
33%
,
9%
57
-
30%
*35
:_1
9 %
57
78
15,000
94
49%
16%
33'/a
9%
9,500
44%
43%
49%
<
36%
•93
*18%
19%
52
17
44%
94
28,700
170
35%
*93
19%
10%
•165
36%
1,500
81
10%
170
■
43%
94
51 %
28
•79
10%
•160
37
*93
28
.
81
10%
170
35%
'
,
81
19
56-
19,800
17%
44
*77
7,000
5%
43
94
9%
5%
17%
51"%
33%
—12.50
5%
3,000
300
41%
17
55%
•270
17%
43
78
3,900
-
41%
19
9%
11,900
73%
51
55%
34%
17%
19%
77%
.
'
34%
4,000
19%
73%
5%
•27%
400
124
19
34%
3,700
57%
123%
17%
300
48%
.
*57
20%
34%
2,600
25%., 25%
57%
124
75%
72%
*276
28
1
19%
'
25%
,
122
20%
34%
16%
185 %
1
20%
25%
*57
'
52
No par
u
121
20%
*93
91%
34%
Bank Note common
6% preferred
10%
34%
34%
preferred
-,
41%
.
57%
119%
300
*79
165
*110%
American Bakeries Co—
,,
17
57%
*
34%
5%
100
common
convertible
17%
71%
*265
27%
—10
Corp—i_No
57%
119
-
34
....
common—10
Cement
57%
16%
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No
par
4
30'. Jan
51% Jan
26%
26%
25%
51
/;,
___100
convertible
American
4
61%.Jan
26
26
25%
18%
common—No par
Mfg
Portland
Amerada
4
44% Jan
.
26%
26%
17
91%
5
Amalgamated Sugar Co__
Ajmerace Corp.
27
18
9,200
26 %
26
25%
5"%
<»42%
■
„No par
—No par
Amalgamated Leather Co—
6% convertible preferred
2
.
3,000
13%
28%
34%
5
Aluminium Limited.:
Aluminum Co of America
-
7
44% Jan
8
Aug
4
Jan
25% Jan
7
68
4
■•■«
106'A Jan
Mar 18
39% May
4.08%
Alpha
50% Mar 15
f 78% Jan
6
'* 31% Jan 21
3
43
28
49% Feb
'
18
Jan
,
42
Mar 15
Mar
Allis-Chalmers
,
19% Mar 18
101
9
Jan
47%
13%
5%
10
-
29
27% Mar
9
.
Feb
r64%
Stores Corp
4preferred
Feb.'2
35% Jan
.108
.
Mar 18
47
43% Feb
10
56% July 17
106% Feb
5
35% Apr 30'
-.
25%.
47 %
13%
42
Corp__:
Allied
18
•
33% Jan
*
-
28
36 :
25%
48%
13%
17%
16%
——9"'~:r"
Mills—
Feb
8
Mar
Allied Chemical Corp
Allied Kid Co__
Allied Laboratories Inc
Products
Jan
25%
48
81
100
300
25%
72
*155
Inc__„
600
7.200
104
13%
41
_L1
Industries
•103
48%
300
-28
•
103
Shares
•:
58 %
25%,,
*79
Allen
_
17
1
42
57%'
13%
_5
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
*40%
48
26%
71 %
l
103
25%
*265
10
104
57%
%
25%
34%
No par
♦100
41%
57
:
13%
100
common
102
41%
57%,
the Week
*
48%
34%
7
41%
-.57
Mar. 18
13%
34%
1
56%
Friday
Mar. 17
47%
20
2
*41
42
Sales for
Thursday
13%
116
,_2-
4.
—
$4 cohv prior preferred
convertible preferred
Allied
78
132
Inc__
Allied
40 *
9
:
common—j
5
13
4
Mar
Products
Inc
.—I
PRICES
"
48
57%
-
SALE
25%
20%
—__50c
HIGH
Mar. 16
24%
115%
.
serlesA—100
Corp_l-^_I—_i_
6
11% Jan
101%
AND
Wednesday
24%
19%
*
•
common__No par
1951
6%
4
5
Gas
Alleghany Corp
-
4
58% Feb.
39% Jan
.
54%
xll5%
'
1
4%% preferred ___i_
8
9
Mar 11
33>
.
39% July 15
115% July 24
„
2
Jan
32% Mar
„
;
8
52% Feb
83% Mar 17
■
Alco
4 >
Jan
Inc
pfd
Industries—
Aldens
5
17% Jail
59
"
^
Products___
conv
Alabama
2
56% Jan
8
9
A: J
5
Feb.
Jan
8 .22% Jan
8% Oct
26% Feb
Control
Air. Reduction
12-'.. ;f 92 - Feb 29
16% Feb
21% Mar 20
13% Jan
8
46% Sep
52% Jan
Air
4
.45
42
101
.
,
Aeroquip Corp —i———1
4
Jan
195
9
,39% Mar
51% Jfiin
80
Mar 11
158
,
/
17
36% Dec
75
1
29% Jan- 4
'18% Jan
4
8
Feb
9% Mar
17
18
102
30
17% Dec
Admiral: Corp—
:
8
38% Feb
60% Aug 31
10
57
~
15
54% Nov
30
12% Feb
245
15% Mff
18
Sep
15% Nov
2
32 % Jan
8
-
convertible
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp___5
"7% Jan'li
4
41 |
54%
5
53%
"7 " *99 "7' "
24 %
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4%
4.50%
'
23 % J an
1.
23% Jan ; 4
328
28% Dec
77% Jun
'Mar
Mar. 15
*40%
.
57%
24
127
"
-
common..-
Tuesday
Mar. 14
1
*„ ,13%
Co—iX-i
10
.1'''
26%
Adams Express Co—^______125%
Adams-Millis Corp—No par
Jan / 4
12
29% May 11
29
Monday
Par'"'
„—
Acme Steel
4
38 % Dec
*
Sep 21
_——
ACF-Wrigley Stores,Inc—.4———1
32% Jan " 6
"
T 66
LOW
.
preferred—:—100
ABC Vending Corp
-1
AC^ Industries
"
2
17
'
J.
15*
Jan
Fund
Abbott Laboratories
4
,
23% Jan
-
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52
8 1
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28% Jan ,21
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98
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,
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40
8
134
46% Nov 23
26
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108% Oct 20
'
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FOR
STOCKS
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Lowest"
•„
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
.
15
26%
430
21,300
9,800
26%
26%
26%
26 V*
26%
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26
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15
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13,400
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54%
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37
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37
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32%
32%
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33 Va
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32%
470
1,500
—
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11,500
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and Financial
The Commercial
Monday, March 21,, I960
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16
RECORD
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NEW
Sales for
AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Tmusday
Wednesday
LOW
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range for Previous
11
34% Feb
26
26% Feb
86% Apr
23
17% Nov
7
23% July 16
75.; Jan 13
28% Apr
Sep
21% Mar
20
15
23% Oct
2
Jan
2
11
40% May 19
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20% Jan
11
27% Jan
5
'
8
32% Feb
23% Jan-
5
10% Jan
.
2
14% Jun
18
13% Jan
28
14% Feb
25
44
Feb
13
60% Dec
30
56% Jan
27
60% Jan
4
99
I
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17%
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17%
22%
23%
23
23%
23 %
20%
21%
207a
21
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34 Va
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14%
Sep
25
Feb
9
Nov
10
100
8
2
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17
9 Va Dec 29
32% July
8
28% Dec
18
33% Sep
92
Jan
4
8
55% Feb
88% Jan
69
Jan
27% Jan
5
21
34
__100
—10
preferred
Co__
34%
59%
Nov
10
47% Feb
17
39 Va Sep
16
80
4
24%
24%
24 Va
9Va
9%
9%
28% Feb
6
9% Feb
79% Jan
2
10
83 % Feb
1-
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30 va
29%
23
15
62% May 25
40% Mar
4
58% Feb
24
53% Apr 17
86% Mar 3
:
31
5% Oct 28
74% Dec
35 % Mar
8
41% Jan
4
74% Jan
4
79% Mar 17
8
Mar
5
8% Jan
26
16
16% Feb
11
15% Jan
5
15% Feb
15
68% Jan
27
96
July 29
87% Jan
13
96 % Jan
26
5
7% Jan
Babbitt
4
4
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
29
Jan
8
84 Va Mar
9
8
43% Jan
14
56% Feb
1
62% Feb
11
Jan
29
27
Jan
4
51% Mar 10
63
Jan
89va Jun
8
50% July
8
34% Mar
28
66
Jan
25
Dec
28
40
Jan
6
44
Oct
12
64% Jan
27
25
21% Mar 17 1
27
46% Mar 15
43% Dec
24
34% Mar
8
51% Oct
21
36 Va Mar
Cigars
16
22
7
18
84
2
65
Dec
42
Apr
78
35% Jan
9
32% Dec
22
13% Jan
5
Nov
2
43% Jan
Bayuk
Beatrice Foods
3
206
4
22
2
25
Beckman
26
Beck
17
71
Feb
39 Va Jan
26
41
1
Beech
Mar
36% Jan
RR
Creek
18 VB Dec
■
14
95
May
61
May 14
Sep 22
10
89
12% Sep
45% Dec
10
52
iva Dec
21
2
36 Va Jan
22
46 Va May
137
25
Bell
59'/a July
11
74% Jan
24
46 Va Jan
4
l'A Jan
13
1 % Jan
4
34% Mar 10
387/a Jan
33% Feb
40% Mar 18
23
5
,
45% Mar
6
11
138 Va Jan
17 Va Jan
12
83
10
6
30% Jun
: i
29% OcL
2
20% Sep
22
36
5
Apr
24% Sep
.
&
Bliss
(E W)
32% Jan
'
8
6
Eoeing Airplane Co_;
9
Bohn
*
28 V. Jan
6
22 Va Feb
11
9
48% Dec
24
81 Va Apr
24% Feb
10
Book-of-the-Month Club
1
46 Va Jan
15
Borden
9
48 Va Jan
Jan
5
.
18
20% Jan
18
17% Mar 13
9
13 Vb Jan
6
44% May 25
33% Mar 14
41 Va Jan
6
53% Jun
43
Jan
11
12% Jan
12
12% Sep
9
28
85
26
Dec
Jan
22
28 Va Nov
15 Va
Sep
22
6
57 '/a Jan
Oct
76
44 Va Nov
4
29
Bristol-Myers Co common
28% Jan
17
5
5
28 Va Jan
6
5
22% Jan
Jan
15
2
74 Va Mar
29
4
Shoe
Brown
9
-61% Feb
B
Co
19% Jan
I
♦.
8
31% July 10
27
94% May 27
Dec
14
37% Jan 21
15% Oct
:
82 '/a Nov
32
1
18
46% Feb
26
4
33% Jan
11
4
24 V. Jan
4
4
27% Jan
6
Budd
Jan
4
preferred-^
Buffalo Forge Co—;
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22
-
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82% Mar 10
18
20% Apr
34
13'/a Mar
.
-
85
29% Mar 16
.
17% Jan
4
18% Jan
13
7
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8
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18
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23
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2
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24
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4
2
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5
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15
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21
66
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21
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82
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5
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-
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10
May
66
4
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13
4
'
12'/a Mar 16
16
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4
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30
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5
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6
9
5
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S
Nov
24
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a
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18
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8
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21 Va Mar
8
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18
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13
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California
19
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4
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13
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45
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7
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4
19
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9
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22
8
79
Oct
41 Va Nov
i:
89
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51
23
36
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1
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22
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30
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45 Va
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23%
46 Va
46%
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Canadian
Cannon
.
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39%
39 Va
40
48%
47%
48
142%
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18%
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.
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77 %
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44,600
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16
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Campbell Soup Co_
Canada
15%
45 Va
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15 Va
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-
39
^
5
—
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4
Jan
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Jan
48
7
Mar
24
4,000
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preferred
Co—
Canadian Breweries Ltd—_ —No
83
t
43 Va Mar 14
For footnotes, see page 26.
Feb
33%
17%
71
13% ;• 13%
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—5
Inc
Campbell Red Lake Mines
-
:
33%
17 Va
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Packing Corp—
Mining Corp—
Callahan
Calumet & Hecla
15'A Mar 11
13% Dec 31
55% Dec 28
22'A Aug 14
Mar 30
46'A Jun 26
33%
173A
48
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.
5
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1
41%
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39
21%
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30
23,000
41%
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17%
23,500
79 %
70%
46 %
-
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Bush Terminal Co—
•
1
.
70
47 Va
/
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32%
18% 19
5
common.,
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22 '/a Mar
l
-
33%
.
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41%*
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69%
7,900
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68%
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38%
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52%
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1
100
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2
8
3
21
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26'/a Feb
28% Mar
35% Feb
17% Oct
28% Oct
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69%
.
19%
19%
79 Va
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18% '' 19% <
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35% Jan
45% Mar 18
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13% Sep
i
67
.
1%
—
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5
Bucyrus-Erie Co—_—
19% Mar
•
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79%
69
79 Va
70
69
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_
20
19%
68'A
19%
68%
19%
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56%
42%
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_
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18 Va Mar
-
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l'A
10%;
Brunswick-Balke-Collender—No par
.
31 Va Mar
35% Jan
35% May 28
195
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92
2,400
,
195
35%
33%
3%% preferred—'———»
104% Mar 15
Mar 16
42% Jan
33% Mar 16
Nov " 4
195
92
38
37 Va
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1%
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11 Va
100
Brooklyn Union Gas common
10
5.80% preferred series A
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2
34 V8 May
21
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100
40
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37%
.
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9
15
15
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79 Va Feb
66
38%
38
40
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40
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12
35%
2,300
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47
60%
& Maine RR—
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35% Oct 26
3,400
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35%
>
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25
25 Vb Mar 15
60
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35%
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8
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4
104
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43%
17
>
47 %
35%
46%;
39%
52% Feb
12
20% Apr
47%
363,8
24
40%
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:
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44
38% Feb
21
22 V.
46
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,
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Dec
7
500
53 Va
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23 7
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76
48
Mar 11
9% Mar
8
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22
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Edison
26%
53 Va
21%
46
20%
100
—2.50
Bridgeport Brass Co common——5
4 Va %
convertible preferred-.
50
Briggs Manufacturing Co———3.50
Briggs & Stratton Corp
—3
4
17
8% May 12
40% Jan 13
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53 '/a
\
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22
23%
25
preferred1—.
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20
8
54%
70%
20%
5%
Nov
11% Nov
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26 Va
130
91 Va
20
.
Inc__—*1.25
Common
11% Jan
8
33 V2 Jan
44
600
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10 Va Mar
6
57%
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16% <■ 16%
Borg-Warner Corp common
-—,—5
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1—_—100
14% Mar
5
27 Va Jan
57%
15%
25
5,
Co_.—,
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15% Jan
29
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4
6
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Mar
8% Mar 10
7% Nov 24
14 % Dec
58 Va
46 Vo
18%
41'A
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15
59% Feb
77
11,800
15%
38%
43
62 Va Jan
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36%
44%
7.50
9
39% Mar
24
30
36
35%
47%
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19 Va Mar
7
Sep
76
36%
1%
18 Va
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& Brass Corp
Aluminum
Bond Stores
40 Va Feb
25
■
>
82'A
45%
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.
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—2.50
Laughlin Inc_
Co—.;.
35;%
58
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16
170
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58
37 %
22
94
94
82
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16
19% Mar 11
S8% Sep
37% Feb
Bliss
4
53
9
8
6,700
.
*
6
Mar 14
24% Feb
common—8
26 Va
94
82
*92 Va
.
35'/a
46%;
4
Feb
47
24% Mar
.
1
(Del)
Steel
26'A
84
'
.
1%
38'A
—
Jan
82
15 Va Mar
1
40c
•
23%
93 Va
35 Va
l'A35
20% Jan
8
24% Mar .9
May 14
24%
Jan
39 % Mar
>
9
35
8
Jan
16
.
18
July
,46% Jan
29
21 Va Jan
-
22
25
15% Nov
2
11
56% July 15
24 Va Mar 31
,
July
3
29
71% Jan
42'/a Dec
23%
45% r 45%
7% preferred
—'—100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) ocm_5
4Va% pfd series of-1951
1Q0
Black & Decker Mfg Co
c— 50c
Blaw-Knox Co——10
21% Feb
■
Jan
70
23%
29%'Jan
12
35% Sep
36 Va Jan
70
.
69'/a
Co
Gypsum
Bethlehem
143'A Mar 18
6
31
Bestwall
4
57 V. Jan
9
Feb
——5
Inc
Co
&
Best
13
26 %
16%
26:,b
69%
:
91%
"89%
16%
55.800
23%
15%
45
—„50
Inc_—1 peso
Co
Consolidated
Benguet
,
common—_1
Corp
5% preferred
7
17%';.
43%
100
Beneficial Finance
Jan
8
Aviation
Bendix
4
23 Va Feb
19% Dec
155
Sep
"17%
15Vb
*
Howell Co common
&
4>A% preferred
24
3
43% May 28
12'/a Jan
89% Feb
25
9
45
1
1
1
Bell Aircraft Corp—
Feb
No par
Belding-Heminway
26
50
Mar 23
41% Apr
6
37% Sep
23
16% Feb
18
67% Mar
1
Apr
Feb
29
Jan
22% Feb
;
3
28 Va Mar
9
Jan
89% Feb
8
Dec
Jan
14
15
24% May 11
v
91
-
16
38
13
5,600
13,300
16'A
*26
69%
79%
70%
41%
33%
68%
"40Vb
33%
"17%
,.15%
44%
"89%
6%
35%
15%
58
58
-
Va
34%
16%
37%
26%
53Va
68Va
"79
6%
34%
*82
22%
47%
36%
36%
"38
39%
38% . 38%
"180.
195
"91
92
/JT9% v 19%/T
91
91%
19>A...,19%
68
70%
79
79%;.,
67%. 69%
"40'/b
41%*
33%
34%,
100
1
—50
10
pfd
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
15
18
4%%
Aircraft Corp
Beech
8
32Vb Mar
100
,_100
—2.50
u_1
Inc
Instruments
Shoe (AS)
29
'
2
Inc—,
No par
Co common——12.50"
prior preferred
conv
Feb
80 Va Feb
.
4%% preferred
Beaunit Mills Inc
29
78 Va Feb
13
56% Feb
10
3%%
Jan
92 '/a Jan
Mar 14
79
*'
3
18 Va Mar
11
•
Mar
62 Va Jan
9
Feb
Dec
28% Jan
-.j,
Jan
Mar
90'/a Feb
6
74% May
45
39
183
July 29
30
9
37 Va Mar 18
G
6%
34'A
16%
"57%
-
67,900
6%
93
83%
37 %
52%
22 Va
x46%
15,100
13%
35 Vb
25%-
"26*
53%
22 Va
48
48%
35%—.35%
39 % 39
38Va
38%
"180
195 •„
"52%
22%.
"
22%
13%
6'%
94%
36%
>
26%
"25%
—1
.--10
Basic Products Corp
1
Bath Iron Works Corp__.
10
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co—10
42% Jan
2
4c/o
Barber Oil Corp
54 Va Jan
9
36
57Va-
—100
noncumulative preferred
100
Baltimore & Ohio common
Bangor & Aroostook RR_
82%
36 %
57%
22%
%
34 Va
6%
34%
16%
26%
94%
82 Va
93%
93%
"81 '/a
preferred series B„
100
preferred series C
—100"
4%
25% Jan
66 Va Feb
No par
4VaVo
Va Mar 15
94
Corp,
& Elec com
Baltimore Gas
9
13
Co
Feb
27
-
18
16
Wilcox
6%
34
16%
25%
6%
6%
34% v 34%
15%
16%
25%.; 26va
1
Inc
(B T)
17 Va Jan
37% Jan
9
90 Va Jan
11
1
Babcock &
5
Nov
Dec
22 %'
93
14
Dec
19% Sep
16%
22%
22
80
90
*16
*22
13%
29
36% Jan
16 Va
22 %
21%
26
:
*16
15% Jan
56% Dec
i
16%
9
14% Jan
'?
92
*15%
*21%
79
:
91%
16%
91
14%
IS
2,900
91%
"15%
22%
Corp
93 Va
90%
16%
22%
38
•
93%
15%
90%
133/4
Avco
1,100
90%
213/4
4
21,600
15%
*21%
Conv
5 %
15%
"15%
—
13%
32 Va Mar
11
310
22%
6% Feb
100% Mar 26
78%
5
*153i,
15 Va
13VB
24 Va Jan
Dec
78 %
5 Va
15%
15%
21%
7
204
79 %
5
"21 %
17
~23
15%
15%
36%
78 Va
13%
18% Dec
Jan
36%
12,000
22%
27% Dec
178
5%
36%
21%
6
Feb
78%
9,600
35%
13
9
27
37
5
44%
21%
13% Jan
28% Jan
35 Va
70
44%
"21%
12% Mar
30% May 11
.'■44%
45
44%
No par
24% Nov 23
03
Dec 23
-
3,600
45
Amer_2.50
30'/a Feb
23
11,400
83 Va
*82
83 Va
*82
prior pref ($1.20)
;
23
27,300
9%
30%
Automatic Canteen Co of
12% Jun
Nov
24%
9%
29%
18
1
21
20
"15%
24'A
9%
30'A
4
11
8
21% Feb
7
23
No par
5%
5
25
6,700
..
9%
83 Va
1
420
61 Va
61 Va
30%
29%
5%:
3,100
102
61
293 4
*82
78
5
500
9,500
59%
59%
101
27% Jail
16% Mar
13
28% Dec
49% Sep
35%
77%
10,600
14
14
103
20% Jan
24% Jan
16
27% Jan
101 Va Feb
35%
78
33%
1
24% Feb
42% July 24
35%
77%
.33%
24%
45%
35%
21 '/a'
Mar 11
15% Nov 24
9
IdVa Nov 20
10% Jan
7
8
44%
20%.
9%
9% ;/
78
45 %
•
'
Austin Nichols common
21 % Jun
6% Dec
25%
24%
83%
Refining common—4-—10
B preferred——100
Atlas Corp common
1
5% preferred
—20
Atlas Powder Co
4
20
series
$3.75
15% Jun
17% May 23
44%
3,200
61 %
29%!
81%
82
82
Atlantic
4
6% Jan
61
9%
.
120
23%
59
*102
24%;
230
23 va
59 Va
60
_
7,100
79%
-
17%
14%
X60%
61%
61
5% -non-cumulative
31 Va Feb
7
9% Jan
11
10% Mar
\
61
40
78%
17%
14
103
60
39%
2,700
34%
*33 %
.
101 %
60
I 102%
60%.
Santa Fe—
—10
preferred—10
Atlantic City Electric Co com—_4'/3
4% preferred
—
100
Atlantic Coast Line RR—___No par
Common
14%
102 V
101 %
Atchison Topeka &
Mar
23
<
21'/a
14 A
39%
41
40 Va
2074
^
59%
58%
101
x39 %
"33%
14
13%
1
Associates Investment
63,
20%
-32%'
'
—
1st
5.25%
Mar 16
103
22% f
common—!
Associated Dry Goods Corp— -
107% Mar 31
22%
,
Products
Common
35,500
17%
preferred $1.50 series—No par
Corp__———
5
2nd
-i1-
-ASR
39%
79%
& Refining"
Ashland Oil
4
37% Jan
'
38%
"17%
Industries Inc———i—2.50
Arvin
26.
' Mar
20
25% May 15
51% Feb
$3.75 preferred
Arnold Constable
8
40%
38%
79 Va
1
Corp
Co
.....
9
Feb
17
62%
*78%
9
Armstrong Cork Co
75
61
"78%
26
79% Mar 10
21,000
78%
Armour
44% Feb
35% Feb
62 va
41
19
26
&
60%
39%
42% Feb
Jan
Steel
63%
78%
8
39
Armco
62%
39%
32% Jan
49% Nov 25
4
2,600
63%
37%:
59 % Mar
37% Nov 24
71 Va Jan
28%
62%
27%
40 va
80% July 29
7
8
27
38%
7
23
May
27%
27%
39%
64 Vis May
11
36
27%
37%
40% Jan
30% Jan
35%
28
10
—5
27
16
06
common—1
No par
Corp——.
5
28% Nov
Shares
35%
"27%
39%
40%
79 Va
17 %
23%
-No par
Corp—.
Oil
Argo
36%
60%
4s
36
tiie Week
36 Va
36
36%
27 va
18
t'cu
Mar. 16
Mar. 15
Friday
Mar. IK
Mar. 17
.—5
8(<Mt Nov
ia
'
36%
27%
61 %
Archer-Daniels-Midland
5
40% Jan
17
Monday
Mar. 14
STOCKS
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Par
EXCHANGE
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
Lowest
'•
Tuesday
'
*
83
-
•81
'
83
90
12,700
600
Volume
191
Number
5935
.
.
.
The
Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(1229)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
tfear 1»59
Lowest
12% Nov
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
20
2.1'
37% Feb
10
33 Va Dec
31
56% July 15
52% Feb 16
85
Dec
b
102'% Jan
8
33% Sep 23
45% Nov 25
41
34% Nov
10
3
13 va Jan
4
Capital
Carborundum
Jan
28
49% Jan
4
15
35% Feb
25
88 % Jan
12
94% Mar
Carey
9
Carolina
19
35
Feb
1
40
Mar
7
58% Jan
4
Carpenter
48'/a Jan
17
ly
32% Mar 15
41% Jan
G
Carrier
Mar
1
40% Dec
1
46% J nil
27
40 % Feb
9
42
Feb
25
30
31% Jan
lb
27% Jan
4
29
Jan
11
38% Jai)
8
89% Dec
7
78% Jan
Carolina
4
26% Feb
Sep .22
108
Dec
6
.Jan
12
Nov
16
30
58% Mar 11
13% Mar 10
2
119% Mar 16
29
7% Apr
1Q4
22.
22% Jan-
Maris
Case
114% J an- 19
6% Mar 11
7 % Feb
6
88
92
89% Nov
10
25
Sep
114% Dec
22
34% July 29
22
125% May 13
91% July
9
116
78
Mar 18
83% Jan- 13
44% Mar 20
30
Mar
35%Jaivl5
Feb
8
:Jan
2nd
13
32
Nov
22
23
25% Mar
Jan
4
31% Jan
2
8
17% Dec
30
21 »/» Apr
13
Jap
16
27
Nov
5
22
Mar 23.
1.7
Jan
22
30
55
Aug 20
54% Jan
5
57
8
77% Jan
41
Jan
20
Apr
17% Mar
3
71% Feb
17
80
Aug
14
;1R % Sep
21
22
Apr
2(1
30% Jun
24
38 %
Mar 23
88 Va Dec
28
37 '/a Sep
Dec
10
11
31
20
32% Dec
76
10%
10 %
10%
10%
45 Va
10%
45%
10%
45%
11 Va
45%
6,500
45 %
45%
31%
31%
31 Va
45%
31%
4,100
31
93%
93%
Va
32
Ry-100
Ohio
92%
93%
93
93
37
37%
92%
93
93
37%
93
37%
37
37%
36%
37
44%
36%
36%
45
45%
11,900
44%
45 >/4
44%
44%
32%
32
6,100
10,900
No par
—5
41%
43%
43%
__*_10
32 Va
32%
32%
common-
41%
33%
32%
41%
41%
33 Va
♦41'%
32%
41 %
22%
41 %
41 >/4
28%
41»/4
28%
28%
27%
27%
*27 V4
C4 %
65'/4
21
105
83% Jan
27
91 % Jen
4
f
,
6%
30%
*89%
July 27
31
32% Dec
28% Jan
31
23
34% Sep
11% Sep
21
50% Mar
22
16% Apr
10
,v
,8
28% Feb
4
27
9
42
Jan
6% Jan
9
13% Jan
12
Soya
Central
Violetta
9
5% Jan
55% Mar 10
30%
30%
30%
5,400
29%
30%
23%
30 Vh
34,300
*90%
31%
*18 Va
22%
18%
19
19V*
18%•
19%
57
16
56
*76%
80
*56
35%
25%
*25%
26
2.50
32Va
32%
No par
22%
22%
32%
33%
22%^
I-
3%
*25%-
•
23
26%
130
48 %
25%
25%
25%
25 %
4,600
■
500
33%
3
4%
20,100
23
24%
7,000
13%
13%
13%
13V*
33%
36%, 37%
36%
*9%
.
30%
8%
8%
8%
*8%
a
9%
9%
9%
*9%
10
30%
30%
30%
31
x30%
pnp
400
11,100
13%
13%
13 %
13%
13%
37%
12,100
36 Va
37 7
37%
38%
94,500
4
4Va
3%
60
61%
36
36 V4
*89
90 Va
4Va
58%,
35%
92
47%
23%
35%
58
*35
*90%
48
34%
.13%
58
35%
91%
■4.7%'
23
9%
**10
35%
*90%
48%
33%
30%
Co**
3,500
35%
23
9%
Belt
4,700
34'/*
*8%
29%
4
200
79
20%
33%
.
9Va
4Va
57
20%
90Va
.
5,000
22%
•
8%
8
30%
Chain
11
3,000
*77
25%
4
18%
79
90%
__1
*18%
57
47%
—1
1,800
20%
47%
Inc
200
22%
*77
91%
Co*—
18%
*20%
*9Va
Gotham
32%
21
29%
Aircraft
32 Va
80
35%
1,500
22%
20%
35 Va
150
*18%
i
*76%
No par
Chadbourn
32%
20%
91 Va
60
21,800
78%
20%
Cessna
>
*56
90%
118
78
18%
22 V,
520
29 Va
28%
79 '/4
18%
*47%
8
93%
22%
48 Va
9.50
79
1Q5
118
32%
91 Va
Co
104
,
29 Va
18%
35%
Sugar
♦
118
22%
47 Va
Corp
Co__—
.
22%
91%
West
,
.18%
35%
J——50
105
91
28 Va
118
79%
31%
31%
91
29
118
79 V*
Pasco- Corp——,5
Cert-in-Teed Products > Corp—1
!
91
28%
*117
par
Cerro .de
18
70% Jan
South
N
6%
—100
:
Century Industries Go*—:
•-
38% Mar 18
3% Mar
July 27
Central
13
17
28% Feb
__
79
.-
.
&
of
Co
6%
Service—,10
_■
Public-
Central
6
12% Feb
Lgt common.No
30,200
6%
79
18%
20%
14
6%
*55%
80
20%
13%
104%
6%
29
22%
:
14 Va
8,100
105 Va
118
*18
18%
*76%
preferred
;
7
29% Mar
5
Jan
17%
18V*
13%
200
64 V*
6%
i
90%
,
-
31Va
-
105
190
28
64
240
6 Va
.-\
79
23
57
Illinois
RR
7
11
*22%
Gas & Elec,,No par
Central
15
16% Jan
9
4%%
31 Va
18%.
,
106%
„
28 Va
*117
79%
series B——100
Illinois
Central
*
—20
14
90 Va
28%
31
Co——5
67
13%
8%
90%
79%
1
65
30
118
*55%
H-dson
.
26% Jan 15
34% Mar 17
Mar 14
Sugar
5% preferred
Central
1
9Vs Mar
15% Mar 11
1
26
22% Mar
—
12
4
29% Jan
'
Jan
—
preferred ——,
Central
21
Mar
49
27%
*117
100
65%
13%
?105
.
6%
29%
Central Foundry Co_**x———*.,*1
Central of Georgia-Ry com,,No par
*.
63
13%
,
105 Va
7
*
preferred—-.
Aguirre
13%
common_No,par
common,
5%
63%
13%
—U00
preferred*-*,:
Corp
.9
Mar 16
42% Jan
-
61
..
12.50
preferred -series A* 100
Central
-
.
41%
28
41V,
*27%
,
—
1,600
.
*27%
1
conv
■
■
3
99% Feb 27
*22
Apr
8
r
'
'
46% May 11
% M;i.v 29
.
15
35% Mar 10
Dec
4
11
29
,
32 %
—59
Celotex
.-«
19% Feb
Mar
2nd
%
*22
—1
__
.4 % %
25% Jan
20
8% Jan
52
Jan
19% Mar
Jan
19
'
32% Jan
_*
~8%
4
22% Mar 15
23
1%'
Shares
10%
45
4.20%
preferred
T100
Cel**nes9 Corp of Amen com—No par
8
119% Mar
25
the Week
10%
„—.
76% Sep
Mar. 18
32
—J.—*
preferred
6%%
Friday
Mar. 17
45%
Co—,.
Caterpillar Tractor
Sales for
Thursday
10%
common;*
Co,
I)
PRICES
31%
Light
preferred
,
(J
7%
26
34% Jan
Steel
Corp
-4 % %
&
HIGH
Mar. 16
44%
Carriers & General. Corp
Carter Products
Inc_^
5
28% Mar 10
.
36% Aug 12
98% Jan 12
Power-
AND
Wednesday
5
Co__
&
Mar. 15
,_10
,
Mfg
Tuesday
Mar. 1 +
1
Co
Clinchfield
16
39
Monday
Par
Inc—__
(Philip)
Oct
26% Sep
18
Airlines
% Jan
62
■
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
30% Feb
5
,
Mar
43
10
Apr
NEW YORK
Hi,ghest
60
37
a
4
3%
61
61
36%
37
4
36 '/a
*59%
%
8,500
61%
1,700
36%
3,000
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
37% Jim
9
00% Feb
24
87% Dec
16
35
Nov
30
"19
Nov
24
25 "2
34% Feb
45% May 28
99
Mar
Apr
88
4
24
42% Jan
9
9
37% Dec
31
26% Nov
4
36% Jan
5
10% Oct
6
17% Mar 23
34% Feb
18
64% Dec
29
106
46
Dec
Oct
26
1
19% Aug
Jan
8
38% Nov
16
25
36%
63
Jan
42% Jan
6
8
91% Feb
25
8
39
Jan
4
25% Feb
22% Mar
10%
Jan
Ja.n
21
•
29
-8
38% Jan
6
Checker
9
29% Jan
4
Cherastron
25
13 Vt Mar
43% Jan
4
Mar
4
69% Jan
6
95
Mar 15
95
12% Mar 18
17
Jan
28% Mar 18
34% Jan
34
43% Jan
6
39% ITan
25
Jan
6
69 % Feb
26
23% Jan
4
Mar
37% Mar-
33% July
4
19% Mar
8
,
26%
71 % May 22
63% Mar
18% Nov
23
32% Jan
16
Mar
28% Nov
23
45% May 25
26%
Mar
36% Jan
23
36 %
23
Mar
29% Jan
29% Jan
37% Apr
37 Va Jan
17
25
Mar
22
2
24
Mar 11
Jan
22
18% Jun
24
26% Jun
17
46 % Dec
17
50% Feb
4
32
13% Mar 15
39% Jan
72% May 20
51% Mar
15V» Jan
;;
19
50
8
.
Chic
37
Jan
21
30% Feb
8
Dec
23
91% Feb
16
'78 % Jan
4
Dec
17
102% Jan
12
'94% Feb
2
35 % Ocl
23
47% Jun
30
46% Jan
14
64% July 10
49% Mar
9.
46%
N(iv
19
64 % Jan
40% Mar
9
15
Feb
5
'
93
■13
Jan
15% Dec
11
23
Dec
47% Feb
2
14% Mar
96% Nov 24
55 % Jan
28
80
Feb.
.2
.47% Jan
Mar 20
101
83
; 90% Jan
% Mar
Chrysler
1
12
C 1
T
18
4
50 % Jan
26
Cleveland
Feb
15
>$4.50 preferred
Equipment
15
62% .Tan
4
Cluett
130% Mar
7
9
12
8
\
Cleveland
54%.Mar 16
.
&
Special
-
9
41% Jan
Feb
27
71 % Jan
5
75-
Feb
16
29% Dec
18
22% Mar
7
30 '/a Jan
6
51% Feb 12
24 % Mar
8
69% Jan
4 ,'
Collins
35% Jan
4
46% Jan
48 % Feb
5
45 Va Nov
13
50'/a Mar It
4
6
'
*
49
Oct
14
J».u
14
19% Nov
18
63 '/a
20
50
Jan
48% May
7
24% Mar 13
,
37
Mar
Feb
18
57
Feb
4
45
64 Va Jan
Mar 23
44% Mar
9
49 % Jan
4
Nov
39 Va Feb
3
42% Feb
23
5
Fuel
25 % Nov
17:
38 V2 May 18
54% Jan
14
67% Aug
12% Sep
9
55% Jan
2
Dec
22
101% Sep
25
8 % Jan
"
23% Feb
1?
55 % Jan
7
18% Mar 11
27
i
59
Commercial
8
59
59
Jan
4
96 % Jan
13
42% Feb
17 •
106 Va Feb
37% Oct
19
58% Dec
Sep
23
29% Dec
31
17% Sep
21
22% Nov
9
21V2 Dec
2
27 Va
45% Sep
21
57% Feb
17
33
32
25
42% Nov
61% Feb
25
87% Sep
Jan
24
9
18
75
Dec
11% Jan
20,% .Dec
For
34'%
48 V2
•
' x53
'
*1067
36 Va
23
49
53%
■
36%
...
24% Jan
22
7 '
23 V* Jan
6
49
Jan
19
Jan
Mar
9
1
36%
88 V4 Jan
4
87 % Jan
4,
92
81% Jan
6
23% Mar 11
29 Va Jan
5
83
85
8
55% July 29
107% Apr 27
5S% Jan
6
Jan
14 /
41% Mar 18
92% Jan
29
Feb
23
85% Feb
18
37%
3,900
58%
59%
58
59%
56%
58'A
57 %
58 'A
37,200
25%
26'/4
25%
26
Iron
common—^5
series
*73
24%
25%
24%
25%
V*
14,800
47
47%
47 Va
♦47
48'A
*47
48'%
*47
48 Va
200
54
*52%
54
*52%
54
*52%
53
pfd__;_100
*52%
System_2.50
Feb
4
:
1
48 % Jan
x
55%
*52%
37%
37%
37Va
37%
37Va
37%
37%
37%
37%
38 V4
9,900
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19 lA
19%
39,600
16%
16%
16%
16%
17Vi
17V4
17
17'/a
17 v4
17 V4
♦62
—-——No par
Co
:_«_No par
*62
63
*62%
62
62%
63
*62
63
20
47
46V4.
46%
46%
46% t'
46%
47
47
47
2,700
40%
41
40%
41
41
41 %
41 Va
41%
41 Va
41 Va
4,100
Inc__—_1
24 Va
24,%,'.,
24%,.
24%
24%
24%
57Va
58V4
58
58
24%
57%
24%
—10
58]/4
58 V*
58%
58
58
16
I6V4
15Va
15%
15
16Va
16
16%
16%
17%
64.000
58%
10,900
Elec__5
—-1
.
v.
18
30% Nov
9
75% Jan
4
80
Feb
•5
$3.75 preferred
Continental; Copper
12
8
14% Jan
20
Industries
19
22% Jan
27
5%
21 Va Jan
$5.50 preferred
Can
24%
58%
*95 Vs
108
17
I
15
58Va
96
*106%
9%
;,
17 Va
9Va
147/a
96
*106%
17
9Va
9V4
15
14%
X57%
59
58%
57%
96
x95>/4
95%
108
*106 V4
107 Va
17
16%
17 Va
16%
9%
9%
9%
9%
14%
14%
14%
95%
95%
106
106
17
5,300
7,400
700
20
5,400
10 Va
7,200
14%
14%
V4
4,800
9Va
97/a
9%
9%
9Va
9%
25Vs
26J/4
26V2
26V4
26V2
26
26
25%
26
62Va
62%
62Vi
62Va
62%
63Va
63 y4
63%
63
63%
10,800
997/e
lOOVa
100
lOO'/a
100 Va
lOO'/a
100 Va
100 V.
3,100
100
,
'
lOO'/a
9%
9%
9%
9%
6,600
3,000
—5
45%
46
46
47%
47
47%
47 Vs
48%
47 >/4
1.33%
26 y2
263/4
263/4
263/4
26%
26%
26%
26%
26 Va
47%
26%
3,800
23
23
23 Va
233/8
23 Vs
233/s
233/s
23%
23%
23 %
2,600
22%
22 Vs
*22 Vs
*22 Vs
22 Va
22%
22%
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5
'
*22 %
23
10
44 Va
45
4434
44%
44%
44%
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13%
*12%
13%
12
12%
1
33 %
333/4
33%
33%
333/4
No par
53%
54
54
54%
54 Vs
com
No par
No par
-
Va
91 Va
91 Va
91%
913/4
84
84
91
92
*84
America—
22%
.
44
6,900
200
44%
43%
44
.11%
11%
lO'/t
11%
34
33%
33%
33%
337/a
54%
54 Va
54%
54%
55
15,600
90%
91 %
90%
92
600
15,300
950
*
90%
91%
91% H
92
*91%
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*
92%
85%
85 %
91 %
4,600
92%
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92 y4
70
88
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88
30
25
12,400
-
24
100
*83
common__5
43
43%
♦102
102 %
—
Co
-
pfd—1100
Gas
6%
No par
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—
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25
24%
86
423/4
783/,
12 Vs.
13 Va
43
'
25%
*83
43%
*78%
80 %
42
102 Vs
42 3/4
.■
24%
86
43%
102 Va
433/a
78%
*83
433/4
;
-
24%
'
25
86
*83
-
41%
24%
*84
|
86
41%
41%
41%
9,900
102 %
102 V4
102 V4
220
Va
43 Vs
42 V*
43%
36,900
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80%
78 Va
78 Va
13%
13
102%
102
43
433/4
42
>*78 %
80%
13 Vs
13%
-•203/4
21%
-102%
'
v
25
86
110
& Steel—
common
convertible
57%
95V4
—5
Continental
26.
15
57%
(24%
25Va
|j
No par
Co
4% preferred
Continental Baking
4
20
^__1
Common
4
page
9
No par
—No par
47% Jan
see
Co——1
-
104% Jan
Mar
56 %
,—10
preferred
2
10V4 Mar 12
com__25
1
Coal
29
23% Apr
Co
Corp
Utilities,
Consumers Power Co
Feb
1,600
63
46%
Industries
Cuba
41 % Jan
101
26%
__5
—
13
25%
-.t-lO
N Y com—No par
$4.50 preferred
50
Ry—
Edison
$4.16 preferred
Container Corp of
37%
47
50
B
common
Gas
$4.52
3i'/4
24%
Foods
;
17,300
*1,080
73%
Corp_^_.^
Consolidation
50
22,300
73%
Natural
'
2,000
53%
,
61%
Laundries
''
52%
58%
Consolidated
4
3,600
53
129%
_*_1
Consol
18
37%
*1,067
48
52%
37%
Consolidated
40 % Jan
*1067
54Va
47%
*127
24%
8
56% Jan
7
'53%
53%
74%
6
33% Mar 10 '
.54%
48%
128
25%
Consolidated
53 % Jan
52%
24%
Publishing
of
53%
.
47%
127%
*73 Va
Electronics
RR
53%
49
53
129 %
25%
Consolidated
'
53%-
52%
>128
74
$5 preferred
4
48%
52%
130 %
38%
Consol Edison of
Consol
48%
...
74
1
-
220
24%
5
5
100
35'/4
37%
Comptometer Corn
5
59
*34%
24 %
63% Feb
Jan
50
*58
351/4
74
100% Feb
29% Jan
94%
59
*34%
23 %
Congoleum-Nairn
Inc
Consolidated Cigar Corp_.
52
♦93%
*58
34%
*1067
—i
94%
58%
34V4
23V4
Apr
18
52
*128
*93%
58%
35%
73
92
footnotes,
48%
52
130%
94%
58
73
17,
2
58
*34%
22%
6
101/4 Mar 18
92 Va May
Nov
58Va
1,000
No par
18
22
25
44
*93%
common*^**!
12
26-
25% Jun
101 Va Oct
94%
...
Corp;**No par
12 Vs Jan
Feb
92
Dec
*93%
*57%
34V4
'
51 V2
29% Jan
Jan
25
24
82
3,000
*129%
Cone
43% Mar
6
99% Mar VI
99
Sep
44V8 Jun
49%
"
17% Jan
22
5
52% May 22
87
Dec 23
79 %
49'A
*100
*
—s._Nq par -•
10 Va Jan
20% Jan
July 10
12% Dec
Feb
1,300
49%
*_*1
3
26% Mar 10
48
49%
.-*:
14% Mar 17
1
22 %
47%
9,200
49 %
'
17
25
,
27,400
53%
49V4
49
94
16%
21
17
19,800
201/4
49%
48
93 %
————1
68% Jnn
24
47%
43
191/4
49 %
—15
16
Mills
47%
42%
3,400
108
r
48
52%
42%
15
95
,
48
52%
20
86'A
*106%
4
20
15
100
9 Vs Mar 14
42
20
851/4
100
23% Mar
52'/4
43%
20
15
—.j
1
52%
42%
20%
3,300
87
—
24
52 V4
42%
20
35%
14%
preforred
30% Nov
52%
41 %
35%
85
preferred
14% Jun
95% Dec
52 %
290
351/4
15
4.64%
18
34%
85
5.25%
14
35
14%
Mar 16
Sep
34%
85
Mar 10
26 Va Dec
34%
.
84
com—No par
Solvents
Nast'
98
15
96
Conde
83%
*96%
48
107
4
*82%
83%
4
8% Feb
83%
98
14% "
22
1
32%
*82%
*96%
48
Feb
30
32%
83%
98
*
90% Jan
20% Sep
12,900
32%
*82%
*96 Va
.
103% Jan
6
32%
83%
98
83 %
*96%
%
9
10
52,000
84
19
6% Feb
53%
15
V2 Feb
3
52%
48
% Apr
Mar
12,300
No par
Commonwealth
20
46
83
stock*_50
Southern .Ohio
56% Mar
6
30
800
46
15
com
4%
Co
preferred
17% Mar 18
14
V4
14
47V4
-*
101
25% May
12% Sep
6,600
*13%
5
1 12
*
6,600
27
;
—15
System- Inc.
4
Mar 16
247/»
32%
Anr
20
400'
27%
32 Va
Combustion': Engineering
Commercial;Credit Goj
4
26
l,7t)0
.
24%
33%
83'%
64
2
58 Va Dec
Feb
28V4
,
8.50
*100"
No
3.500
*27%
27
32%;
"
16%
27'/4
53%
.
15,300
64%
16%
27%
53
'
.23
64%
V
27%
54%
,
22%
/.
25
53%
•
100
24%
*27
53 %
14:
600
27 Va
:
27%
52%
—
&
13% Mar
14 '/2 Jan
10 V«
28 % Jan
27%
53'%
Southern
&
24%
27 '/a
*27
28 »/4
35
39%
Corp
Columbian Carbon
Columbus
24 Va
*27%
51 %
noncumulative-1st
$4.25
18
51 '/a
43
,
..,25
Pictures
18% Feb
28
28
46
Columbia
27
61% Jan
27%
45%
18
15% Jan
Mar 23
64W
16% /16%
46%
Broadcasting
Mar 23
64
<
20
*34%
*39
23 Vu
•
16%
45%
Gas
74
22%
64 %
14
Columbia
24 '/a
22%
16%
*131/4
Commbaa
16
22
64%
13 Va
4
23
Va
13%
4
15% Nov
90
4%
35
39-.. t
13%
Jan
60 % Dec
43% Sep 21
32% Jun 17
24
39
49%
20% Jan
19 % Mar 18
*34 '/a
39
13%
preferred
&
13
28%
Co—**,
Radio
5%%
12%
28%
16%
27%
100
1,300
131/4
32
45%
Internat'l
Aikman
Colorado
,
35
12,900
105
*281/4
65
••
4,100
*13
■:
22%
*27
611/4
*95
50
;
preferred
ft
Colorado
35
Pitts
Colgate-Palmolive
$3.50
13 Va
32
61%
105
46%
Corporation
Peabody & Co
Collins
10
26%
61 Va
*95
*13 %
guaranteed
Coca-Cola
34 % Dec
26%
27%
,
611/4
£9
'•
Corp——_1
'>'7%. preferred:*;
Cocat-Cola Cq
8
24%
26%
27%
__1—No par
RR.7% gtd—50
Dec
23% Jan
%
26 %
No par
No Par
*—
Clevite
■
35
*38 Va
28
24
Electric'Ilium
2
16
27%"
24 %
Co..;
4
72% Dec
28
24
*„_8
Stores' CO——
16
9
27%
*—*100
*
Jan
Jari
47% Dec
16%
22
20
17
13 Va
*28 %
39
*64%
42%
92% Jan
*94
34%
16%
52%
!
'
31
20
1
94
13%'
*28%
52%
V
Clark
*13
64%
4
City
13
29%
41%
8
11'''
13
29%
60%
95
par
8
18
95
22 %
51 % Jan
8
60% ' 60%
16 %
Corpi—.,
59% Feb
36% Mar
8,300
61
108
Co_—_*___—10
Financial
57
82
900
61%
60%
*95
City Investing Coi————5
City Products Corp.
jNo par
34% Feb
7
10,000
38 1/4
Cities Service
4
21
131/4
37%
4
17
23
12%
37
4
14
Sep
12%
36'A
Jan
Feb
Dec
I2V4
37
34%
Jan
21 % JHU
12%
37
34%
Jan
71
6,000
12%
37
34%
57
43% July 27
12%
*36%
Milling Machine Co_*_10
42
35
12V4
36%
98
33
.48% Feb
12%
36%
33
12
.
12 Va
23%
327/a
81V2
14
48% Mar
26%
22%
*96 %
20
126 % Feb
29
25%
24%
100
Jun
Jan^b
28%
26%.
24
*
39
65
291/4
26
24
64%
Electric—
&
59 % Dec
130 %
29
27
21%
preferred'
:*-*„:—
,4%%
preferred —i
i_—
9
29,
29 %
26 Va
23 %
pfd——;100
—_i_
2
28
29 Va
23%
24% Jan
49
„
20
27%
Oil;__—.**v**5
O'Nuts
Cincinnati
9,500
29%
com,,;_10
4%
5
19%
22%
com__No par
noncum
Dec
Dec
,
Ry
Western
Gas
19
29%
34 %
Common
14
5,200
19V4
99
26%
*38 %
Corp
37%
<•
23%
34%
Cotton
Full
36%
29Va
preferred,—100
*
Chickasha
89'A
36%
19 V4
-
90%
36%
i__5
preferred series A
Chock
*89
27 Vs
38%
North
<
23
*38%
Dec
Jan
19%
*34
24% Jan
46
18%
_,,i.,50
33
126
18%
Va__
i_-
57
65 % Feb
18% :
Paul & Pac—No par
series; A
&
5%
8
53% Jan
of
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR
Chicago Yellow Cab—
6
38% Jan
9
1-8%
,..,1—1
__*_*i._
preferred
5%.
4
Jan
99
v
19% Mar 18
2
18% Jun
9
22
89
Nov
57
16
57% Jan
28
27% Mar 20
9
44% Jun
34% Mar
33% Mar
;
18 %
Co—1—1
*_40
Cincinnati
30% Dec
77
37
1
Corp
Milw St
Chic
Mar 14
71% Jan
36 Va
Inc_—29%
Corp.—:
1.25
26%
Motors
Great ,-Western
-"3%
8
24
24% Oct
13
36%
Class A
Chic
5
Jan
27% Dec
?
90%
36%
Chicago & East 111 RR com,,No par
4
July 28
V
*89%
36Va
Aircraft
3%%. convertible
4
26 % Nov
22
36%
90%
36
35%
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
21
Jan
Refining
Corp
Chesapeake Corp
18
July 14
&
Vo'ight
36%
*89
*1%
Plug^Co***
Chemway
Mar 15
3
44% Mar 30
5
Chance
1
8
59
16
Oil
33% Feb
53
25
Champlin
No par
No par
:
—
$4.50 preferred
Champion Spark
9
36% Mar
15
Common
4
38
Sep 29
23 % Nov
28% Mar
74% July
8
118% Feb 26
13% Apr
17
18% Mar 14
17
25% Sep
15
.*>„
Jan
34% Mar
2
preferred——25
*20%
21 %„
'
13
13%
*21
213/4
-
13
*20%
213/4
*20%
13 Va
'21 y4
9.500
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
The
18
EXCHANGE STOCK
NEW YORK STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
AND HIGH
Year 1959
23
Oct
Feb
4
84% Jan
4
45% Mar
4
94% Nov
9
76 % Feb
1
57
33% Feb
41% Jan
1
Oct
23
50% Dec
4
4
45% Aug
12
33 % Mar
9
42 % Feb
29
33% Mar 17
16% Mar
4
24% Jan
7
41 % Mar
9
Jan
4
57% Jan
19 Va Sep
39% Jan
21
7
54% Dec
15
50'/4 Sep
17% Oct
23
59% Jun
1
89% Feb
9
84 % Feb
11
Copper
Corp..—
Co....
Copper weld Steel Co . .Corn Products Cn (Del*
2
Cornell
Dubiiier
8
Feb
16
146% Jan
4
83% Feb
18
-85% Jan
29
124
3%%
4
88
May 12
85 % Jan
19
Feb
24% Jun
10
20 % Jan
5
24V2 Jan
27
5
14% Dec
31
11% Mar
4
14% Jan
4
Jan
2
5% Apr
22
3% Feb
29
4% Jan
15
35% Jan
12
72
Nov
71 '/a Nov
24
85
Mar 30
53% Mar
19
72 % Jan
11
5
31% Mar
4
16% Jan
2
23% Apr
15
17% Mar
4
19% Jan
5
23% Dec
23
28% Mar
Jan
15
Nov
30
23% Oct
19
23% Feb
8
28% Feb
1
7
41
July 23
37% May 27
44
Jan
29% Jan
26
17
17% Feb
43% Mar
4
Dec
31
98% Apr
21
86
Jan
4
88 % Jan
20
7
21
32% Feb
24
21
Mar
8
29% Jan
4
114% July
1,200
5,600
*73
Cork
Seal
&
Steel
9
37% Jan
20
34% Mar
15
16% Jan
21
10
Feb
5
12% Jan
18
67
57
Mar 14
60% Jan
8
7
18
24%
23%
23%
24 %
10,000
%
400
23%
*23%
24%
*23%
19%
20%
20%
21
20%
21%
20'/a
20%
19%
110,500
36%
36%
37%
35%
35%
36%
14,000
35%
37%
37 %
37%
37%
36
39
44 %
45
-No par
87%
87%
*87%
x22 %
39
*38
_100
45%
44%
100
.
13,500
89
22%
23%
10
23%
9,400
101
101
100
100
1
*88
89
23
23%
101
*99V2
101
101
45
*88
89
23%
23'%
22%
22%
102
*99%
39
44%
45'A
4 4'A
*88
88 %
*37%
39
♦37'/2
*37%
preferred
18%
19
44%
300
6%
6%
6%
6%
6 VB
6%
6%
690
6%
6%
100
14%
14%
14%
141/4
141/2
14'A
13%
14%
14%
14V8
4,300
10
pfd
noncum
2,166
34
,24
23
11 Vb
11%
11%
ll'A
11 '/a
11%
8,700
Sugar
6%
VV
11%
11%
11 %
*68%
68%
*68%
68%
68%
68%
*69%
100
12
*12
12%
12'A
12 'A
12 VB
12%
*12Va
12%
351/4
*34'A
351/4
*34
34 %
300
101/2
10%
10%
10%
9,800
1,800
preferred
12
5
Inc
Press
25
Feb
$4
4
10%
*34'/2
34%
10%
10
70
*68%
70
10%
58
*57
100
500
58
58
*57
58
*57
21
20%
20%
*20%
21%
*20'A
21%
*20%
21%
100
22%
22%
22
22%
21%
22%
21'/a
21%
21 '/a
21%
36,500
34%
33%
33%
33'/2
34
33 V8
33%
33%
33%
1
34
1,200
83
83%
83%
84%
84
84%
84'A
84%
84
—10
preferred
prior
Class
34%
10%
10%
%
85%
10,500
351/4
35%
35%
*841/2
35%
34'A
35
34%
35
35%
35%
*84 */2
86
*84%
86
*84%
A
37% Jan
7
Jan
8
Cutler-Hammer
43% Jan
4
Dana
Feb
18
Inc
...
*57
57
57
.....No par
No par
___1
*20%
$1.60 prior preferred.,—.
Curtiss-Wright common
19
31% Jan
34%
34%
—
20% Mar 15
83
33%
18 'A
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc_—2.50
Curtis Publishing common
_1
41% Jan
21
16
34
17%
11%
Cuneo
15
46% Dec
34
18
of America__12.50
Co
6%
RR
4 % %
14
0
33'A
17%
17%
300
Cudahy Packing Co common....—5
8
4
37% NOV
*73
33'A
18
44%
convertible
5 %%
68% Mar
96
78'/a
33%
Corp common
$4.20 preferred—
Crucible
12% Jan
29
78%
x33
17%
No par
5
Zellerbach
4
Jan
*73
34%
17%
4,000
75
*73
78 %
78 %
2.50
common
preferred
59
33
„._1
Publishing—
59
*73
preferred
of
14% Jan
82
7,100
58%
8
33 % Mar 17
90
57Vb
29
14
*87
58 Vb
11% Feb
25
*87
58 V2
67% Jan
Nov
*87
90
58
Aug 18
44
85
*87
3%
17% Mar
94% Dec
*87
*83 '
90
7,800
58%
81% Mar 11
•
90
851 "
84
-
*3%
30
14
*83
"83 %
*83
90
85
9,300
23
143
140%
140
*83
48%
23
85
140
57%
15
59'/a Jan
140
138%
139
140
23
22%
22%
48 »A
49
48'A
49
22%
142
1 3%
65% Dec
34% Sep
139%
*3 %
10% Jun
25
48%
22%
57%
Cuba
40% Nov
44
49
22
3%
Cuban-American
27% Jan
43%
48 %
23%
11%
5
8
42%
49%
21%
11
20% Mar
42%
22%
1,900
3%
11
3
7,300
3,700
11%
Jan
Aug 27
16%
44%
21%
12% Jan
25% Feb
16%
44%
3 %
109 % Jan
21% Apr
16%
44%
11%
7
10% Sep
59% Dec
16%
44
21 Va
6% Mar 11
Sep
17'A
44'A
3 V2
13% Mar 18
33
16%
21%
6
12 vb Mar 31
33V2
17%
*11%
16
9
34
16%
3%
37 % Jan
10% Mar
33%
16%
11%
21 % Jan
4
34%
21%
28
15
33%
3'A
23
18
33'A
11%
5% Dec
Mar
33%
35%
21'A
15% Dec
100
33V2
36%
11%
Crown
6
2
33%
1,000
21%
$2
Jan
60% Jan
104% Sep
3,700
21%
Crown
23
54
9
25% May
1,200
36%
*11%
37% Mar 15
50% Jun
85
39%
x35%
11%
Crowell-Collier
40% Feb
8
*39
35%
21%
21 % Mar 17
37% Mar 18
20
40
35 '/8
11%
3%%
14
9
40
36
21%
Cream
40 % Oct
28
40 Va
35
1
1
:
Coty Internatl Corp
4
Feb
75
40
36%
48%
Crane Co
64% Jan
39% Jan
9
12
79%
—-1
Inc.
Coty
—..1
Petroleum Corp.
Cosden
1
36 % Sep
*78
79
79
79
78%
80'A
78
79'A
17,100
common.:/—i——.hi:—.25
1—100
Wheat Corp—_—
.2
Crescent Petroleum Corp com
1
5%
conv preferred
25
25
6
8% Jan
3
16,400
42
1
1
Electric Corp
Works common-.—5
preferred
y:.
J100J
preferred series of 1947.. 100
3 % %
Feb
89
49%
16%
Glass
Corning
18% Oct
85
49%
34%-
5
.—5
5
Range
4
24% Mar
8,100
48%
47%
48
49
48%
49
47 %
36
—5
Cooper-Bessemer
21 % Feb
22
154% Dec
7
88
Sep 24
30 % Jun
26
55
Mar 11
48
10%
10%
10%
___7
—
Co of America..
Controls
4
Nov
31
35
issued
When
40% Mar 16
Mar 16
40
491/4
78
Jan
26
%
10'A
47
Continental Motors
69% Jan
48
10%
10%
6
10
49
10%
10%
ll7/a Jan
20
48
10%
1
Continental Oil of Delaware-;——5
Continental Steel Corp.———14
17
13% Apr
22
45 Va Oct 23
55% Jan
8
97/a Sep
Insurance
Shares
48%
10'A
47%
48%
Continental
the Week
47%
47%
4
Friday
Mar. 18
17
47%
—5
56% Jan
Sales for
PRICES
Mar.
Mar. 1 (i
Mar. 15
Mar. 14
Par
EXCHANGE
8
46% Mar
5
Mar
66
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
SALE
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Monday, March 21, 1960
RECORD
LOW
46
. . .
(1230)
•
D
91 % Feb
8
NOV
83
15% Jan
6
41% Jan
11
45% Mar
51% Jan
5
72 % Jan
76
61
Jan
14
72% Dec
23
82
Apr
10
71
Sep
23
76
Dec 22
25% Mar 17
Feb
68 %
July 31
26% Nov
4
33
May 25
25
33% Jan
12% Jan
23
71 % Dec
21
16% Nov 25
7,700
77
C
100
*77
Records
Decca
Deere
&
8
Delaware
&
91/2 Jan
5
Delaware
Lack
Delta
4
Jan
18% Jan
21%
21%
21%
21'/a
22%
52,200
42%
41%
42%
41%
42 %
19,600
251/2
25%
25%
25%
25%
26
50
7 "A
7%
25'%
7'A
25%
8 Vb
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
"70 Vb
70%
70
70%
69%
70'A
1,800
6,400
69V8
RR.No par
Dec
23
68
28
27% Oct 28
54% Jan
59% Feb
1
17% Mar
4
Detroit
De
4
30
Jan
53 % Mar
64
Jan
4
Diamond
Alkali
29 % Mar
36% Jan
4
Diamond
National Corp.
1
SI.50
28% Dec 22
Jan
28
Feb 1
30
6
18% Mar 15
20% Feb
18
24% Mar 18
33%
Jan
4
26 % Sep
4
Disney
Jan
4
Distillers
6
28% Feb
15
12% Mar 15
13% Feb
2
36% July 29
21% Sep
21
29% Jan
23
29V4 Mar
23% Jan
11% Nov 25
16
Mar 26
17% Jan
12
20% July 23
2
8
21% Mar 11
16% Mar
9
19'% Jan
4
Mines
10
Douglas
36% Oct 28
19% Jan
6
59% Jan
21
36V4 Feb
1
42% Feb
27% Aug
17
20% Mar
7
24% Jan
5.
74% Jan
7
100% Dec
11
85% Mar
4
99% Jan
4
Dow
5
45% Jan
21
24% Mar
4
30% Jan
4
6
22% Jan
11
Sep
11
23
8
May
28% Apr
14% Jan
6
14% Aug
Mar 15
25
24
11% Mar
17
9
Sep
17
95
278% Aug
106
Corp
Common
9
Preferred
$4.50
$3.50
series
5
99% Mar
74% Jan
8
21% Mar
8
23% Jan
12
Duquesne
$3.75
Light Co
preferred
preferred
21
22% Sep
17
26% Jan
12
Dec
4
42 % Feb
27
37
Jan
13
39% Feb
18
1
40% Dec
38% Dec 21
46% Jan
27
40
Jan
11
43% Feb
23
$4.15
38% Jan
8
42
29
4%
37
46% Mar 13
5
46% Feb
15
40V4 Jan
18
41% Feb
16
42% Feb
9
44
27
21% Mar
9
24% Jan
5
29
28% Dec 31
23% Mar
9
29
Jan
5
Eagle-Picher
22
46% Apr
34% Jan
25
Mar 18
34
Jan
5
Eastern
Air
21
241% Mar
8
30 V2 Jan
5
Eastern
Gas &
75
22% Fab
2
28% Dec
Dec
33% Oct
9
11
85% Jan
23
Mar
3
77'A Jan
21
4% %
23% Sep
21
30% Apr
8
19% Mar
8
25% Jan
4
Eastern
Apr
18
1
94 % Jkn
29
108% Jan
4
Eastman
88% Jun
75
112
Dec
94
Oct
26
Mar
3
93% Feb
3
6
45% Dec
31
37% Mar
9
46% Jan
6
Eaton
6
63% Aug
13
48% Feb
1
55% Jan
6
83% Jan
15
3
84
Jan
18
34
Feb
4
46% Dec
24
38
Mar
9
45Vs Jan
4
89
Aug
4
92,%
Oct
6
87
Jan
15
89% Jan
5
31% July 16
55% Aug
7
23
Feb
9
26% Jan
4
18 % Jan
16
89
May 15
81% Mar
47% Feb
4
56'A Jan
7
Electric
8% Dec
16
6% Feb
17
8% Jan
4
Electric &
38% Jan
14
63% Dec
21
52 'A Mar
8
Jan
4
Electric
9% Jan
7
14
Mar 20
11% Feb
8
13% Jan
13
23
39
Jan
271/4 Mar 10
32 Vb Jan
6
El
28
Oct
20
61
Emerson
13% Mar
8
18% Jan
4
Emerson
25
Mar
9
26% Jan
12
32% Jan
41% Dec
321/4 Feb
16
381/2 Jan
4
33
29
23
Jan
9
78% Jan
4
Mar
5
32% Feb
24
35% Jan
28
9
131/4 Jan
6
7
54% Jan
7
88
34% Dec 31
40
10 % Oct
27
15% July 23
50
Oct
29
70
May
4
43'% Mar
56
Oct
2
63
Apr
2
57
17% Sep
21
2
34% Oct 22
801/2 Mar 15
Jan
76% Dec 16
19% Mar
39% Mar
29
8% Mar
25
No par
9
4
Eversharp
;
Ex-Cell-O
Amer
30
Mfg
&
I8'/a Jan
9
31% Sep
27% NOV
a
35
Jan
11
9
For footnotes, see page 26.
23% Feb
28
Mar
26% Jan
30
Jan
Fairmont
4 %
Family
&
Co
89 %
17,600
25
2 5 Vb
17,100
*25
25%
25
25
11%
11'A
*11%
11%
11%
11%
700
10
10'A
10'A
10'A
lO'/a
10%
3,300
224%
225%
224 %
225%
2241%
226%
14,900
99'A
99'A
Foods
Co
Brewing
Finance
Corp..
226
99%
♦78'A
80
99
99
80
*78%
,38%
38
38%
38'A
39%
39»A
39%
1,300
99%
98%
*79
80
100
80
10,500
22%
22 '/a
170
39%
*38
140
*45
46'A
*45
46%
46 V2
*45
./
.
•
;
■
■
*40 Va
42%
*40%
42%
*40%
42%
42'%
43'A
*42%
43%
*42%
43%
*42%
21%
22
*21
21%
*20%
21 %
*20 V2
"
.
*21'A
,
30
,
24
24
24
23%
23%
23%
24
23%
25 %
25 %
25%
25'A
26%
25%
26%
25
25%
25%
25%
26
25%'
26
25%
25%
25%
75'A
75 'A
75 V4
75%
75%
75%
75%
751/4
*75%
20%
20%
20%
21%
21%
22%
21%
22%
22%
971/2
'
*■
98%
98
99%
99%
102%
101
102%
101%
92%
92%
*92
93%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38 %
38%
54
54
*53%
54%
53%
53%
*79
83
*79
*92
•
38%
93%
39
*53
53
-
...
44,100
104
I
93%
*92
100
4,700
1
300
40%
40%
40 '/a
*88 Va
9OV2
*88%
901/2
*88'/2
90%
24
23%
23%
,24
24
*23%
24
*23%
24
53
52%
53 Va
52%
52%
52%
52%
52%
52%
5,100
7%
7%
7%
8%
7%
7%
7%
8 Vb
121,900
7%
541/2
53
40%
54'A
40
54
83
83
*79
40 '/b
40
i
1,800
200
54%
53'A
54
54%
9,200
12'A
12%
11%
121/4
12
12
12%
12%
281/4
>
28%
28 Vb
28%
28%
28%
28%
29
3,500
38,000
37
36%
37%
37
37%
36%
36%
37
-14%
<14%
-
53%
6,500
37%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14
25%
25%
25%
25%
25'A
25 Ve
25%
34%-
25»A
34%
X33
33%
33
33%
79%
33'A
33%
80
80 V2
x80
*78'/a
331/2
34
80%
80%
33%
33%
34%
33%
10 %
33%
10
10%
33%
10
10%
9%
10'A
9%
43%
44'A
43%
431%
•
•
4334
58
*57
171/4
17Va
44
58
18
80
'
*57
58
17'/a
21%
21%
21%
33'A
32Vb
32%
No par
30%
30Va
30%
30%
*30%
31
11%
12%
11%
11%
11%
11%
27
27%
26%
27%
26%
27
8%
8'/a
29%
*291/2
*81
82
8%
560
58
.
,21%
33
8'A
560
4,500
9,600
43%
431/2
*56
1,300
2,200
34
17%
21%
29%
58
7,800
.
10%
17%
21%
x21%
*56
14%
13%
32%
*
*78%
■
17%
217/a
*81
130
5.900
22%
90%
12%
16%
•
6,400
76
<
82
-
28%
*57
'
4,000
41,000
25%
*88%
27%
36%
53%
24VB
^25%
*79
*39%
40
12%
-
39
531/2
9Q%
71/3
93 Va
38%
83
52%
■
•
*80
391/4
*88%
*k
*92
*
•
533/4
*231/2
-
.
,
33
_1
—.1
140
42
21%
,
25 Va
23%
•
32'A
lioo
%
43%
42%
44%
22%
1
46%
41%
*21
2
40
*45
41%
*43V4
•
common....—1
Corp
2,800
46'A
Engine & Airplane Corp.l
convertible1 preferred
Falstaff
88%
25%
*45
convertible 'preferred—
Fairchild
89 vb
25%
25%
33'A
Morse
Jan
88%
25%
500
Whitney Corp com
Feb
89%
25%
25 Va
32%
$1.60
9% Mar
88'/a
21%
Fairbanks
34
2,000
—.1
3
1
Fairbanks
82
12,100
21%
41
5
26
-
36%
21%
42
100
__50
26
Feb
36%
21%
41
Co—
27
7% Feb
37%
21%
42
—No par
12'A Feb
81
36%
21%
40%
1
Co.—
28% Feb
29 'A Mar
37%
42
Co.——...
35% Jan
14
37
21%
40%
3
7% Jan
13
1,800
37%
21%
42
:
10
Co..——5
24% Jan
Mar 12
19,700
171/4
41
Gas—:
28"Va Aug 31
Sep
21%
17 Va
42
Battery
lO'/a July 16
96
21
17Va
*40%
shares
37% Apr
37
21%
17%
*41
100
2
10% Jan
21
17'A
41
50
9
2
21%
17
411/2
,
28
29
21%
17 Va
*40%
Co—.5
Corp
7% Sep
2,000
22%
*41
Co
...1
common..1
Inc
7
79'A Aug 11
2,600
12%
41%
Inc
Watch
Products
40
29 V2 Jan
7,200
25%
12%
41%
preferred series A—
Pittsburgh RR Co.
25% Jan
Mar
29%
25
12%
41
common—__I0
Jan
7
29'/2
25'A
12%
50
50
.50
5
21% Jan
27% NOT
99'A
*79
44
Gas
311/4 Mar 10
Jan
29%
12%
22%
43%
1
29%
25
12%
29%
*24%
221/4
10
20% Feb
30%
25 I
12%
22%
33%
28 V8 Dec
12,200
22'A
79%
&
36%
22%
8.50
5%
35%
41%
com___10
preferred
Evans
36%
22'A
,...100
Erie
35%
1.50
—_——.1
RR common
5
8
221%
•
341/4
11
15
225%
33%
Feb
49% July
223 %
10
26
20% Jan
58
35%
10
9%
14'A
8
34
10
25%
15% Mar
34
11 Va
.
Assn
Ind
Radio
Equitable
5,300
11%
Phonograph..;—5
Erie
700
25 V8
25
Electric Co
10
Endicott Johnson Corp common—25
4%
18 Va
24%
11%
District
Empire
30% Mar 12
Jan
Mus
Electric
2
26% May 11
28% Aug_28
18 '/a
25%
25%
25'A
*11
common—.2.50
Co
Natural
12% Sep" 18
23% Jun 22
18%
25%
88 %
38%
Inc
Stores
Storage
Paso
18%
25 %
25%
______
Co
National
Elgin
18%
25 vb
25%
.—5
Auto-Lite
7
17
*18%
88
preferred.——.
100
Stop Nut Corp of Amer.
1
7% Dec
25
400
18%
25'A
preferred..—
36% Jan
30%
12%
54
25 Va
25%
preferred
100
Steel Corp.—2.50/
Products
Elastic
30 Vb
30'A
25%
22%
preferred.
4% %
29%
22%
Manufacturing
Ekco
*29%
88%
1—
1
Fuel
Kodak
%
4 %
Lines
Bros
29%
25%
Co..
prior
Edison
92
29%
871/4
Stainless
$3.60
9
36% Nov
36% Jan
4,100
29 Va
5
preferred....
73% Dec
5,700
30%
.29%
80 »A
preferred.
22
55
30%
29 3 4
29%
18%
25%
34
99
4.10%
25% Sep
55%
30%
37 Vb
21%
E
32
55
30%
801/4
4.20%
Mar 10
55%
30'/a
99
$2.10 preferred...
DWG Cigar Corp
47
55 vb
301/4
38
21%
—1
42V4 Jan
46% Jan
*24%
25
55
common—5
.50
..50
13
48% May 28
18
19
Dec
41
24%
100
600
25
30%
.No par
preferred—
24%
7,500
14,600
19%
19Va
301/4
*29%
181/2
25'A
x33%
37 Vb
211/4
...
Mar 24
16
Nov
42% Jun
41
Feb
19%
60
co—
series—
Preferred
9
96'A Jan
3
19%
/1,200
"
42
41%
*59
54%
30
5
5
221 % Mar
7
19%
8 %
8%
.
*24 Vb
33%
1
59
55"A
50c
&
8'A
41%
59
V
30%
18%
1—1
8'A
41%
59
16,500
24%
1
25%
1
I)
(E
3
74% Sep
24 Va
24 Va
17 Vb
—
80% Mar 14
266% Jan
19%
8 Va
41%
41 %
*58
17 V»
1—
Nem
Jan
86 % Apr
19%
19%
8%
8%
59
22
USA Inc
Limited
de
59
17
——
Drewrys
Font
41%
19'A
'
41 %
*291/2
No par
CO-—
Industries
Duplan
16%
8%
41%
*58
16%
8'A
21 'A
Dunhill International.!
22
16%.
30
_.._1
Cc_
8
du
202% Feb
Corp
Chemical
4
14% Jan
16'A
24%
12%
21 %.
...
13% Jan
9% Mar 14
16'A
No par
....
Inc.
26% Feb
9
16%
1
Ltd
Aircraft
Dresser
16%
16%
24%
12%
Dover
27% Nov
16%
7,800
20%
No par
Corp—
Fund
Dominick
20%
24%
2
;1
Ltd
Co
Pepper
Dome
19% Feb
May 18
Products
Corp-Seagrams
Divco-Wavne
Dr
21%
54%
..25
50c
___1
2.50
Club Inc....
(Walt)
Jan
33
59 % Apr
20%
191/4
1
Corp
(The)
f 49'A
23
22
17% Jan
Stores
Diners'
9
33% Mar 14
24
32% Sep
31% Sep
22
„
Co_^—1
preferred
Diana
23
42% Mar 13
24 % Aug
7
21 %
10
24 % Mar
17
32 % Mar 24
41% Nov
20%
15
Co
7
30
15
17% Jan
Vilbiss
Dec
64% Oct
7
13
29
Jan
19 % May
46
21
*58
...1
Corp
70'%
21
8"A
40%
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co-.lOO
2u% Jan
70'A
21'4
16%
-
1
i._20
Coatings
2,300
71'A
20%
13.50
.3
Co
Edison
30 % Jun
8,100
42 Vb
Chemical
7
26'/4
21 vb
DeSoco
15 % Jan
79
■26
43%
Detroit
Steel
*77%
26%
22
5
Apr
~10
79
25%
25%
20
53
»77V4
26%
21
Inc.—
Denv & Rio Grande West
5
79
26%
42%
Jan
10
*77
27%
4374
42% Jan
Mar
79
21
40% Feb
8
77V2
271/2
47% Mar 13
25
*76
43
251/2
21
5
10% Feb
77%
20%
41% Jun
7% Sep
*76
No par
& Light
Lines
Air
77%
27'A
Western
&
Power
Delaware
71% Mar 15
26
*75
50c
;
Hudson..
28% Jan
77%
26'A
*76
77
50c
Inc—
(Delaware)
Co
*76
77
—1
Co
Rubber
Dayton
5
11
77
*76
*75
*77
79
Mar
15% Mar
3,800
49%
series
20% Mar
15
May 26
40'A
49
*76
3.90%
64% Feb
36% Apr
2
24% Jan
40
49
76
6% Mar
9
10
40'A
48 Vb
77
22% Mar 18
8
40 % Mar
Nov 23
19
40
48%
76
48% Feb
17% Jan
21 %
1
40%
48
*76
Preferred
36% July 15
2
39%
48 %
100
9
15
391/4
100
29
Dec
14%
A_.
Feb
8,200
39
47 Va
B
Feb
14%
14%
series
78
4,100
86
14 '/a
14%
39%
471/2
series
76
14%
14%
3.75%
74% Feb
14%
38%
47
3.75%
75% Jan
141/4
5
Preferred
9
86
10
common..7
Light
7
Mar
27
Sep
86
*84 %
14%
Inc
&
Power
Dayton
Feb
45
56% Sep
Mills
River
Daystrcm Inc
83% Apr
81
1
100
common
preferred series A
Preferred
17
8
Corp
3%%
Dan
14% Mar
35% Feb
6
18
26% Jan
85
49% Mar 18
Feb
47% Dec
34
Jan
19% July 27
2
13 % Feb
33% Mar
8%
8%
32
*30%
31
►30%
11%
11%
11%
26%
26'A
26'A
8'A
8%
30%
30%
82
82
*81
83.
*25 %
25%
25%
28%
28%
28
24%
25%
25'A
251/2
25%
25%
28%
281/2
*28%
281/2
*28%
28'/2
8 %
81/4
30
200
31
11 Va
82
30%
17%
26'A'
30
..
*,
6,400
3,200
7,200
31 Va *. 31 '/a
87,100
1,500
12,100
1,300
10
831/2
*82
~
25%
%; 28%
«
.2.200
1,100
Volume
Number 5935
191
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1959
Lowest
Range Since Jan.
Lowest
Highest
STOCKS
1
NEW YORK
Highest
LOW AND
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
49 % Feb
9
72
ucb
28
53A Jan
6
10 % Apr
Mar
8
8% Jan
6
16 % Mar 10
22% Apr
40% Dec
30
24
Fa wick
16% Mar
8
20% Jan
Fedders
28
4
40% ,Jan
Corp
Mogul
10
21% Jan
2
43% Nov
25
7
Mar
69 % Jan
4
Fansteel
6
31% July 29
56% J an 26
22% Feb
5
27% Jan
Mar
9
45
4
21% May 26
23% Aug
12
Jan
22
21% Jan
5
50'/a Feb
70% Dec
30
60% Feb
11
70% Jan
Federal
4
38
21
4
6
Jan
Metallurgical
Corp
.»__5
53%
18%
BearingsZZZs
Bower
,7%
28%
29%
28%
25%
25%
25%
38%
39
39
21%
21%
*21%
Federated Dept
Fenestra Inc..
64%
65%
65%
21'%
800
66%
17%
Prod____.I_.Nopar
42%
4,600
3,500
4,100
5
Fiberboard
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc___10
Filtrol Corp
1
Firestone Tire & Rubber com No
par
29
Jan
4
20
4 % %
4
Jan
5
13% Apr
32 % Sep
21
44% Jun
81% Dec
23
89
9%
10% Mar
8
13% Jan
33% Jan
14
35% Feb
5
82 % Feb
1
117% Jutij
I
31% Mar " 5
99 % Jan
19
104% Feb
29
29
20
99
Sep
21
26
Jun
9
43
Juu
15
56 % Dec
Dec
15
27% May 29
30% Dec
1
43
Mar
9
30% Feb
93
Jan
8
83 % Feb
5
84
Oct
22
50% Feb
13
31% Mar
5
"
1
16 % Jan
4
Feb
10
21
35 % Jan
2
25% Jan
12
28% Jan
17% Jun
2
12% Jan
18
14 % Jan
$4.20
28
/ Sep 22
11
28
Sep
40
Feb
Feb
87
16
216
Aug
13
July 10
170
9
95
Mar
11
14% Nov
17
25'/a Oct
5
60% .hut
55% Aug 27"
2
20% Aug
46% Mar
201
,56% Jan
17
13
223
23
8
21
-
15
Jan
94 % Mar
19% Jan
Mar 15
69% Mar
9
3% %
15
Z Food
Dec
1
Sep
21
Nov
23
14% Jan
5
19% Fell
20
23% Nov
20
37% Apr
22
22 % Mar
18% Jan
211
30% Dec
18
25% Jan
21% Jan
Feb
33
68
Dec
77
24
12% Jun
28
16% Jun
Feb
10
19% Sep
8
8
643/4 Jan
19
Dec
14
20
96% Jan
Nov
18
39
51 % Feb
9
36% Feb
Jun
Nov
22
Gar
31% Jan
5
18% Jan
6
29
J ail
Mar
41
Mar 17
3l
114
75% Dec
14
23 % Dec
23
35% Nov
16
Noy 25
28% Sep .29
31
22
27
'
23
5
55% Jan
24 3/4-Jan
4
17
53 3/4 Jan
40
12
9
.
-
Jan1
^69 3/4 Mar
■
74 % Mar
5% Jam
6
'3
127/o Feb
Mills
19"
333/4 Jan
6
4
24% Jan
<
,
v
,
103
Feb
25
.403/4 Jan,
4
4
'
8
4
11
56
Mar
1
1.
'8
88
19
92
Feb
2
25% Jan
19
22% Mar 16
Mar
Gen'l
Tele
4
&
$5
Corp
Gillette
Gimbel Brothers
Equlpt
1
5
Co
Globe-Wernicke
4
Goodrich Co
Goodyear Tire
37 % Mar
3% Jan
8
44% Jan
4
9
33/8 Jaii
15
4
6% Mar
301
103/a Jan
15
9
.
Feh
8% Jan
6
5
32 % Jan
Rub
17
34% Jan
"Feb
17
52
• '
Jail
11
8 % Jan
7
16% July 17
11%
Mar:
2
24% Feb
41 % Mar.
41% Jan
44
&
Gould-National
Grace
(W
R)
20% Jan
3034 Mar 30
Aug .12
82
32 3/a Feb
Feb
22%
22%
23
22%
223/8
22%
223/4
63%
X61 3/8
62
61S/8
63%
63%
63
63%
11%
11
433%
26%
94
25 Va
v'£
*92%
6,700
170
94
26%
44%
447%
8 7 3/a
33
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75%
26
<
443/a
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33%
99%
25%
25
33%
100%
98%
,
22%
,
25%
44
44
433%
3,600
78
78
78
79
22%
22%
22%
23
22%
714
77/8
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7%
7%
26%
73/4
70
1,600
1,100
25%
253/i,
25
25
243/8
45
44%
45
44%
45 3/8 "
44%
45%
20,600
87
88
86 %
87 %
87 3/a
88%
55,500
33
33%
100%
26%
26%.
\
33 %
99%
100
26 7/8
28%
28%
23 %
105%
105 %
105%
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45%
443%
45%
45
104%
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105%
105
8:2
44
86%
33%
27%
28
437/8
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2,800
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.
44
78
22%
44%
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29
44
104%
-
29
78
*76
7%
86%
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26
29 %
28%
105
105
33
25
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101%
26%
29%
700
33%
1013/«
263/«
3,000
28%
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12,000
22,100
27%
29%
12,100
105%
120
45%
457/8
112,700
105 %
105
105%
1,600
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105
82
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83
457/8
45%
105
105
457%
105
82%
83
83%
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22
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22
22%
217/a
22
213/4
22%
37%
37%
37%
38
37%
37%
37%
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37%
37%
10,700
47%
4574
467%
82%
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84
500
2,600
48 3/8
49 '/a
50 7/8
49%
50
497/8
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15,500
37
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36
36
36
36
36
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66
66
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66
65%
67
64%
65%
65%
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22%
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223%
227/8
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22%
223,4
23%
26,800
31%
32%
31%
32 3/8
31
313/8
304
31%
31 %
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12%
12%
12%
12%
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1,100
26
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22%
♦27
263/8
27%
27
27%
263%
27
27
273/8
4,500
25
24%
24%
24%
243/g
900
100
253%
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253/4
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27%
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27%
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28
25%
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25%
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25 %
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25%
25%
25%
25%
6 r/r
conv
Granby
preferred
Mining
Co
Jan:
19
84 % Jan
5
4
27% Feb
25
8 % Jan
8
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74 y8
653/8
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100
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33%
48
49
48%
49
48 %
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2,300
15%
16
15%
16%
27,200
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16,600
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48%
49
49%
49
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15
15%
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5,600
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18
18
18
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18
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26,100
94
101
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47%
49
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61%
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143
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4
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30
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100
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see page
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28
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18
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50
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22
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preferred
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13
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46%
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89
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14
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.
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9
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441/2
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preferred
513/a Jan
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10
71
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■
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19
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233/4
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19
23
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23%
46%
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11
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General Public Utilities
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10c
20% Jan
126
15%
23
47%
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56 % Jan. 11
31% July
16%
23
preferred__.No 'par
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•
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16
convertible
24% May 20
1
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Glen
4
26,000
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16
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7
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45 % July
273/4
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18
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70
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28 7/8
8
2
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74
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91
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8
100
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20
14
5
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20
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8
64% Mar
26
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14
22 '/8
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3
4
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14
23%
8%
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$1.30 preferred
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53/4
14
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4
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1
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14
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38
5,800
57/8
14
24%
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4
54% Dec
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99,000
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12
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18
39
74 %
297%
293/4 July 13
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2 %
177/0
37%
14
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20
8
18
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29
42% Apr
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76%
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44
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120
95
83/8
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100
General Motors Corp
common...12/3
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______.No par
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General Outdoor
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__15
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393/4 Jan
Mar
92
2
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18
37%
5%
94
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is
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.
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141%
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-
6
8
70% Mar
32
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30
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——
119% Dec
92
7
17
11% Jan
2
8
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General Foods Corp.—
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4
4
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36% Jan
1,300
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133/4
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11%
26
71
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7
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133/8
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25
28
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49
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243/4 Jan
25
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3,300
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26 *;'•
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26
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'
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35
46
31
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24
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17
common
94
73
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5
15
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32
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9
;
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86
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13
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27 % Feb
9
99% Mar
49%
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5
22% Mar
2
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48
86
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4
18
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104
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6
23
26% July
8
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__5
28
6
85% Dec
2
26%
13
5,600
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5% Jan
12
2
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27
13
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,
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63
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29
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86
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7,100
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6,300
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86
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8
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24
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6
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27
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-
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27
58%
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94
4
16
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23
58
57
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4%
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General Cigar Co Inc____________l
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16
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15
21
7
57%
13
31%
16
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2(5% Oct
57%
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20
350
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29
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27
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13
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105
94
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26
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27
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56%
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3
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;
105 Va Mar 15
43% May 25
5% Jun
104%
30%
4,600
5,200
84
16%
35% Jan
22% Mar
26% Feb
87
53% Sep
104%
30%
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General
5
..
31%
100
14
4
73
30%
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9
43
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com__l
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43% Mar
100% Jan
52% Jan
353/a
84
24%
General American Investors
General
101% .Jan
29% Jun
35
16 %
convertible
General
3
Nov
34%
237/b
American
4
7
.60
357/B
3,400
14,200
16
Acceptance
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Mar
31 % Jup
24% Nov
9
98% Jan
8
112% Mar
12%
24%
convertible
General
6
58% July
22
12%
15%
9
32% Mar
373J, Aug 25
28
100% Dec
44% Mar
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1073/4 Dec 21
4%%
General
7
8
84% Jan 29
40
25
27
12%
23
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29% Jan
26
243/8 Mar 18
5
9.97/0 Dec
3830 May
26%
12%
353/e
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■
273% Jan
7% .Jan
39% Mar 18
Co
29
80
75% Mar
21% Mar
9
27%
12%
34%
16
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Wood Industries
10
45% Jan
2
9
-Mar
34% Jan
Feb
2
28
54
267/a
12%
35%
82%
___100
Gardner-Denver
14
9 % Jan
6% Jan
16% Feb
53%
27%
11%
24%
Co
Skogmo
Feb
144
8% Feb
33% Oct
30% Dec
54
27%
11%
35
104%
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12 % Jan
t
28% Mar
457/h May 11
28
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27
11%
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82%
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26% Jan
141 % Jan
10
66% Jun
90
49
4
5
.
6% Jan
5
Jan
11
May 19
84
27%
104%
Garrett
15
58% Feb
6
247/j, Dec
26
53/4 Jan
30% Jan
30
24% Oct
54% Feb
18
93
22
11 % Dec
26
Feb
25% Mar 18
Sep
26% Nov
Jan
22% Feb
42% Oct
Mm
5
90
30% Jun
45
Jan
45
.
74
101 % Dec
51
6
Jan
74 % Feb
17
4% Mai* 11
10% Mar 25
1.2
7% Feb
24
5%
7
42% Apr
37% Ocit: 21
25% J lily
Gamble
22
153
9
23
74
Gabriel
7
.
2
Jan
14% Jan
28
7% Feb
29% Nov
4
2
67 % Mar 11
Dec. 22
21% Jan
Mar
'17% Feb
3
89% Oct
103 %
83%
'51
preferred
283/4 Feb. 23
19
Feb
22
4%
47
5
9
37% Jan
8
277/tt Jan
44.
5
138
14% Mar 18
413/4 Feb
Mar
Jan
*101%
104%
Co___
Sulphur
Fruehauf
103%
53%
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Franklin Stores Corp
4
38%
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53%
104%
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Sugar
Freeport
383/e
103%
52 3%
•
15
14
11
71
11
8
9
29% Jan
19
Jan
J9
29
Jan
45
5% Dec
Anr
4
22% Feb
17 % Jan
42
6
27% Jan
56% May 21
50'% Jun 11
9
4-% Sep
28
Nov
July 23
15% Jan
9
39%
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54%
83'/a
Foremost Dairies
Foster-Wheeler Corp
8
26
51 % Mar 17
40% Oct 20
38
May 11
2.(1%
30
69
26
33
2
44% Dec
Feb
13% Mar
383/4
103%
53%
15%
5
Mineral
Francisco
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54%
23%
29
8
6,800
15,500
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2,300
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367/s
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8
36%
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7
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37
39
100
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17
5% Mar 14
36%
39 %
104%
—
41% Jan
17% Mar 10
13
21
17
37%
39
104%
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preferred%
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363/8
39
11%
preferred—__Zl0
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"
12% Jan
of
ser
Markets
Motor
37%
16 '/B
2.50
92% Jan
8
31 %
49% May 12
pfd
42%
36%
42%
16%
42%
16%
100
2nd pfd______
convertible
45%
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27
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______10
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18
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18.,
6
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4 %
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167/e
35
,
15 % Mar 18
4
45% Mar
93 % Dec
7
Feb
88% Jan
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45
42%
17
*101%
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Florida Power & Light Co_Z__No
par
Fluor Corp Ltd/:.
______2.50
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1
4
32% Jan
85
43%
16%
54
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Florida Power Corp.
58% Mar 18
Mar 15
A
conv
45%
42%
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38
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:
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45
43
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___
17
5
15
23
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preferred
66
37 %
Firstamerica Corp
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23
81% Jan
.
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First National Stores
8
1
2
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61
39%
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4
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393/4
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26
29
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213/a
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52% Mar 16
39%
21%
17%
20% Feb
26 % Feb
1,300
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66%
,
66%
8
1 2
5,200
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6,800
21%
5
28
9,200
26
17%
31 % Feb
80% Jan
30%
25%
66
14% Jan
31% Doc
30
253/4
17%
16
14
30
25%
46
12
23
29%
257/8
187%
66%
44% Jan
Oct
30
18%
17%
19% Jan
55
18%
45%
6
20 % Jan
18%
17%
24
19
25%
5,700
2,200
7
45%
13% Oct
45% Jan
29'%
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56%
7
17
31% Nov
106% Jan
29%
25%
55%
45
4
9
7%
16%
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47
11
56%
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18%
44%
11
17
21
38% Mar
56
7%
18%
the Week
Mar. 18
16%
18% Jan
41% Feb
42 % Jan
101% Jail
7
Friday
Mar. 17
44%
19
21
57% Mur 20
20
7%
18%
Sales for
Thursday
56%
1
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51% Dec
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7
18%
SALE PRICES
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6
4
104
55%
39 %
U
Aug 21
56
7%
15'/a Nov
100
54%
17%
45 '/a Feb
Jan
55
HIGH
Wednesday
Mar. 16
2
Federal Pacific Electric Co.
;__l
Federal Paper Board Co
commonj__5
4.60%
preferred _________
25
Ferro
Mar. 15
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16% Mar 11
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4
23
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',.-.4Va%
preferred
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40
40%
28%
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28%
2834
28%
131%
131%
131%
131%
31%
31%
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40%
283/4
131
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41
29
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28%
133
*83
-__l
24%
—1
4%
21%
84
25%
4%
20%
*83
24%
434
213/B
84
25%
4%
21
*83
24%
*4%
21%
83%
25%
4%
20%
10,300
28 Va
3,900
530
2934
31 3%
■21%-
43%
132
31
-24,400
20%
21.%
132
-
20%
1,200
•83 Va
25 Va
24%
25
4%
4%
4%
16,700
84
2434
*
*83
84
4 Va
6,900
900
20
Commercial and
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(1232)
stock record
new york stock exchange
AND HIGH
Wednesday
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Highest
Lowest
5
EXCHANGE
67% Dec
1
79
3
Jan
4
Gulf
Oil
States
15
68
No par
8.33 Vb
i
Corp
Utilities
68
*"67%
28
28%
29%
29
83 %
88 .'
88
29
100
*83
84 % Jan
7
88% Mar 10
$4.40
dividend
preferred
100
88
9
89
Jan
15
$4.44
dividend
preferred
100
*85
91
97
Jan
4
101
11
100
100
2.50
*99
97% Jan
100 Va
100%
100
27 Va
27%
25
*48
Apr
3
4
Jan
15
99% Feb
8
89
>'
Mar 17
102
preferred
dividend
$5
dividend
$5.08
preferred
Feb
8
24
49% Jan
12
Hackensack
Water
41% Mar 17
.51 % Jan
4
Halliburton
Oil
26y2 Mar
32
8
Gustin-Bacon
Mfg Co__.
28%
28%
29 %
84%
•83 %
85
•84 '/a
91
*88
91
88
3,500
84
•88
88
*68
69
•68
27%
29 3
88
88
88
91
91
♦87
•85
*85
*99
100
*99
101
*99
101%
101 y4
102
27%
27%
27%
28
*48 Vb
28
90,900
29
23,400
*99%
101
'100%
100
28%
28 %
29%
a
69
27%
28%
88
27 %
Shares
26%
*83%
100 y2
91.
104% Mar
105% Mar
1
25%
68 Vb
28%
83 %
No par
Common
25%
25%
the Week
18
25%
29 y4
84
Co—
9
Sep
Mar.
1
25%
68%
28%
28
preferred
Jan
7
37
preferred
dividend
94
30
$5
$4.20
89% Apr
22
11
83% Mar 15
16
Aug
Jan
31% Jan
81'A Dec
Dec
72
Friday
™UrS?~y
I
Mar.
*67 Vb
25%
25 %
25%
8
8
13
Dec
9
25 Vb
6
29
88
Mar
Mar. 15
14
Mar.
Par
Jan
S
Dec
96
15
27% Feb
Jun
80
98
Jan
Sales for
SALE PRICES
1(5
Mar.
82
28
32
29
66
July 13
37% Dec
24
35'/« Nov
8
27% Mar 18
17
30-54
Ohio RR com_No par
Culf Mobile &
24% Mar
Gulf
Nov
24
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Hi,ghest
Yearla59
Monday, March 21, I960.
Financial Chronicle
1100
V/4
100
110
101
101
*
27%
27%
m
3,100
H
20
49% Nov
48'/a Nov
20
71 % May
25 % Nov
4.
44 %
Feb
Feb
36% Aug
39'/a Jan
6
1
7
Apr
34
57 % Dec
3
50% Dec
1
34
20
Jan
16
12% Apr
30
39 % Apr
43'A Sep
12 Va Dec
21
64 :,/4 Jan
2
75% Sep
22
27% Apr
14
30
Hammermill
Feb
5
66
1
Mar
125
53% Jan
8
Hammond
15
57% Jan
1
4
15
Harsco
29% Jan
11
Harshaw
29
Hart
8% Feb
12
11% Jan
6
Jan
29
Feb
62
Feb
-
36 % Jan
75
8
Jan
14
10
Feb
17
13
Jan
5
Hayes
Feb
17
91 % Jan
26
Heinz
77
Jan
4
Heller
11
30% Apr
16
May 11
29% Feb
8
377/fl Mar 13
32 % Jan
35
Mar
7
16%
.iun
7
25% Jun
17% Feb
20
Jan
4
50
Jan
19
74% Dec
31
63 % Feb
74% Jan
105
Sep
29
118% Apr
10
105% Jan
108 y2 Feb
15
5%
66
Jan
2
82% Nov
19
81% Jan
26
34
Jan
3
46% Apr
25% Dec
76
31% Jan
Mar
Helme
4
Heyden Newport
13% Jan
23% July 22
15% Mar
8
19% Jan
4
72% Aug 25
63 % Feb
8
64% Jan
4
July 22
92% Feb
16
101 % Jan
4
33
Feb
1
37'V Jan
4
23% Feb
1
26% Mar
8
85
117
Jan
31% Jan
7
41
Aug 27
12 % Nov
30
21
Jan
22% Oct
37
6
11 % Ocl
27
2
13% Jan
May 21
15% Apr
22% Feb
27
16% Feb
5
27% Feb
17
Mar 11
11
29
5
5
24% Jun
22
24% Jan
4
26% Feb
11
2
29% Nov
30
28% Feb
1
29
Jan
4
39% Apr
49% Jan.
29
21
40% Mar
44% Oct.
22
65% Jan
35
30
47% July 22
80
Jan
2
45% Jan
44% Mar 16
8
11
34 y8 Mar
48%
48 Vb
47%
43 Va
47%
48%
3,200
24%
24%
25%
3,100
52%
52 Vb
52'/a
1,600
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
36 Vb
3S
36
35%
35 y2
36
36%
•35%
35%
*35 Va
68%
66
68 Vb
65%
66 Vb
65%
67 %
67 y2
66%
10%
10%
500
1,100
66%
1
?_
—L
101
5
10 Vb
10 %
10%
10 lb
10%
*10%
10%
84
84
84%
85 %
x85 y4
85 V4
85%
85%
80%
*79'/b
80%
*79 Vb
80%
20
1,000
79%
38 Vb
•79 %
38 Vb
-35
*34
25
2 1/12
100
107 Va
37%
38
38%
30%
30%
30%
31
34 Vb
34 V8
30%
30%
31
34 Vb
*34
35
19 Va
18 %
19
18%
18%
-66
66%
66 V8
66%
64 %
65 Vb
•106
% 108 Vb
*106 Vb
108%
*106 y4
107%
79%
78%
79 Vb
79
79%
*73 Vb
79%
1,100
471%
47
47%
x46
46%
46 Vb
46%
10,300
22 Vb
23
24 Vb
24 '/4
24
24%
.
*78%
78%
46%
46%
45 Vb
22
21%
.22
1
*63 Vb
•
16%
17 Vb
16%
'—100
No par
Homestake
11
4
Hocker
17%
17 y4
15
90% Apr
5% Sep
18
Sep
9
9% Apr
13
6"
32% Apr
21
81% Feb
■
'
30
51"--
19% Jun
2
24
Feb
36% Dec
30
41
Feb
14
37 % Jan
Feb
24
8
Jan
14
Mar 14
21
Jan
4
38 % Feb
10
31% Feb
2
7
69
Dec
15:
80% Mar
2
70% Jan
4
73% Mar
77
Dec
28
85% Mar
t»
77
8
81
85
Jan
Feb
28
96
% Jan
30
21
75
Jan
22
65 % Jan
97
33 Vb
33%
33%
33%
33 Vb
33%
33
*25%
26%
25 %
26
*25%
26%
*26
27
*26
27
15 Vb
15%
*15 Vb
15%
*15%
15%
*15%
15%
*15
15%
400
27 Vb
26%
27
26
26%
26 VB
26%
10,700
11
11
11
11
11 %
11 Ve
11%
3,300
24%
24%
24%
24 Vb
25%
26 Va
26%
11
11V8
xll
'
44%
49
49 %
34 Vb
35 Vb
18
19%
*36
19
'
18% Sep
23
11 % Jun
15
13% Jan
8
50% Sep
27
66
21
12% Mar 10
15% Jan
5
Howard
17% Mar
July 13
24% Jan
4
Howe
8
46 y8 Mar
Mar 17
'f.v
29% Dec
5
54% Jan
4
14
Hudson
Jan
22
Hunt
«,•»% Dec
10
5% Jan
7
35
t»U
14
31
26% Mar
4
Jun
25
39 % Dec
19 Va Oct
13
25
87% Jan
31
.9% Jail
4
13% Jan
5%
22
11
37'<. Feb
U
Hupp
5%
39% Jan
5
21% Jan
7
Hussmann
48% Jan
5
Idaho
52
Jan
12
23
39
Apr
17
25
Nov
24
55% Jan
21
35
Feb
46
29% Ocl.
!
15
8
31% J ah
4
Ideal
7
47% Jan
6
Illinois Central
Cement
9
46% Dec
24
Jan
27
50 Vb Mar 18
7
43% Feb
4
39% Jan
18
41
Feb
26
4.08% preferred—
29
47
Apr
3
41% Feb
18
42% Jan
18
45% Dec
21
50
Jan
5
45% Jan
22
47% Feb
25
41 V2 Oct
7
47
Jan
14
42% Jan
4
44
Mar
45 lb Mar 18
41
Feb
11
41% Jnn
26
41 'A Aug
38 Vb Feb
17
41% Mar 17
28
7% Jan
6
8% Feb
25
July 17
16% Mar
9
22% Jan
12
May
7
73
Mar 16
84% Jan
4
153
18
17% Nov
5
30
74% Nov
17
109
July 28
163
May
fl
55
July
6
39% Mar
8
50 % Jan
5
50% Mar 18
33 % Mar
4
43% Jan
15
149
43% May
8
Feb
23
34% Sep
21
28
19
32
Apr
29
29% Feb
12
27 % Mar 26
45
Dec
17
34% Feb
95% Feb
24
86
7
28
Oct
86% Oct
25
Jan
20
2
385 % May 12
39% Jan 27
31 % July
488
Electrica
Sep
25
153 y» Jan
14
28
Sep
22
35% Apr
30
68
Dec
22
80
7
A
Inland
Steel
4
Interchemical
Corp
Feb
2
89
12
Jan
8
34 % Feb
18
4%% preferred
Interlake
444% Jan
4
Int'l
50% Jan
19
Int'l
143% Mar
9
Feb
8
31 % Mar
1
69% Jan
12
72 % Mar
7
Iron
Harvester
4%
21% Mar
8
25% Feb
24
95% Mar
7
110% Jan
4
24% Nov
9
18
21% Feb
19
International
Packers
Mar 10
136% Jan
6
International
Paper
56
15
Sep
125
Mar 20
Jan
28
86% Jan
8
90
Mar
1
12% Jan
4
19% Mar
2
Int'l
70% Mar
2
69
Jun
23
57
172% July 15
114
37
37
10
55 '/8 Nov
28
Feb
29
3
Jan
45% May
39
40 'A Dec
42% Dec
28 '/2 Feb
17% Jun
9
9
5
*41%
*46%
*43%
*41 Vb
41 :
34
Feb
11
17
39% Jan
4
International
Telep
17
.38% Jan
15
International
Utilities
15
38% Mar 17
7% preferred
$2
convertible
Interstate
Jan
21
Interstate
33% Jan
37% Feb
18
Iowa
20
36% Mar
39% Jan
8
Iowa-Illinois
32
Dec
9
37% Jan
21
32% Mar
34% Jan
4
Iowa
45
Jan
15
123
Jan
23
18% Dec
15% Nov
75
14
4
23% Jan
7
16
44 % Jan
4
18
7
31% Jan
36% Jan
118% Feb
30 % Mar 14
28
20
Jan
12
Jan
Mar
13% Mar
8
3
$6
I-T-E
19
8
Apr
21
76% Jan
22
59% Apr 27
70% July 14
44% Jan
13
55% Feb
8
62
Jan
4
Johnson
9
13% Feb
4
Jonathan
9
59%
.ivm
96
Dec
28
40% Nov
23
footnotes,
8% Mar
79
Jan
6
52% Mar 15
88% Dec
22
62% Mar
8
89% Jan
103% Feb
16
95% Mar
8
98% Jan
25
36
8
47% Jan
8
59% Julv 28
see page
26.
Mar
--18Vb
-109
46
420
4
Jewel
Tea
Co
Inc
3%% preferred
Johns-Manville
Jones
Lt 4%
common
—
12%
60
"
Corp
38%
200
19%
1,000
47%
47%
47 Vb
47%
47 Va
3,000
26%
26%
27%
27 %
28%
14,100
40%
40
40%
40
40 Vb
8,400
49%
50%
5,800
47%
49
42
*41 Vb
42
♦41
42
*41%
43
*41%
43
*41%
43
47%
*43%
*41%
41 Vb
47 Vb
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48
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48
45
*
45
*43%
45
42 %
7%
:
48
43 %
50
42%
*41 Vb
42%
*41 Vb
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
7%
*7%
7%
7%
7%
500
3,400
142%
-
29%
;..
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35%
33%
"
*42
35%
426 %
45%
44%
142%
29%
72
22%
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29%
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22%
*31
x30%
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■'
100
44
-
30,300
43%
142%
143%
830
29%
29%
4,500
29%
72
23
100%
17%
114%
112%
113%
91
*89
92
14
*13%
13%
61%
423
45
143
*70%
72
22%
22%
600
,100%
101%
21,300
18%
14,400
113%
13,000
18
112%
*89
13%
92
13%
2,800
62%
430
60%
117%
117%
33%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
2,700
50%
,
51
50
50%
49%
50%
2,100
33
*31
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62%
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62%
62
117%
114
33
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33
36 VB
35 Vb
42
«
41 Vb
41%
41%
41%
42
42
36%
37
37
38%
18%
18%
36%
18%
18%
!
18%
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-
36%
36%
36%
33%
33%
38%
400
114
34%
37,000
4,600
1,600
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6,300
2,300
18%
18 Vb
36%
35%
36
500
36%
36%
*36%
37
7,700
33%
33%
33%
33%
2,600
4,500
*36
30%
301b
30%
30%
30%
30%
116%
115%
116%
116%
116%
*115%
30%
31%
31%
32%
31 Vb
xll5
•;
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22%
425 Vb
424%
35%
33%
.„
72
8,400
19,500
33%
32"%
.
29%
88
31%
35%
33%
30%
29%.
88
31
33%
32%
30%
43
142%
130
88 Vb
35%
—10
117
422
45%
143
3,600
3,100
31%
34%
36%
30Vb
30%
40%
36%
36%
30 Vb
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40
14,800
31
34%
36%
*116
88%
31%
40%
*29%
35%
36%
.
39%
31
•
18%
5
34%
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111%
35%
36%
50c
42 Vb
34 Vb
17%
13 Vb
156
41%
34%
18%
*89
*150
42%
34%
35
36%
18%
156
42
35%
17%
33
36%
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42%
100%- 101%
19:
,x35%
34%
36%
12,300
424%
51
42
10,100
40%
51
42%
19.Vb
75%
39%
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30%
424
18%
33
18%
74
39%
88%
30%
111%
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13
13%
60%
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35%
18%
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31
110
60
118
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13
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74
156
1
32
31%
19
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30%
117
31%
;
90
6,500
18 %
18%
18%
19 Vb
19%
19%
18%
19
1,100
1
13%
13%
14
14%
14%
14%
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14%
14 Vb
14 Vb
2,500
pfd—100
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45%
82
80
80
80
80
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83
79
46
80
45%
45y4
45%
46%
46 Va
79%
46 %
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5
:
1
100
5
50c
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79%
46%
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46 %
79%
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270
16,000
79 %
50%
5
Johnson
Laughlin Steel common_10
5% preferred series A
UOO
Joy Manufacturing Co_
1
&
118
5
Co_-
Logan Inc
&
97,800
31
45
-
72
22Vb
100Vb
18%
109%
*89
-
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48% Jan
43% Feb
88
86
13%
18%
73
*150
41%
34%
*36%
18%
Breaker Co
Jersey Cent Pwr &
27
49 Vb Feb
Co
Jaeger Machine Co—
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
Feb
"■
Light
7
57
13
.
99%
*
'
-
3.50
9
18
29
22
•'
1
Electric
&
Feb
Sep
76% Nov
*70%
25
Co
18% Jan
May 12
46 % Dec
&
Circuit
86
26
Gas
12%
47%
'41 Vb
*87%
30%
-
420%
45%
com-— 5
preferred
29
76% Jan
Power
43
47Vb
39%
142 *142%
29%
29%
1
Light & Power Co—
Power
Dec
40
For
29% Mar
115
80% Mar 18
30
5
Island Creek Coal common
4
Elec
i2%-;
*41
41%
>*29%
39%
87%
30%
86%
100
Dept Stores-
40% Apr
11%
47%
7%
7%
18%
19%
73%
74%
*150
156
41%
42%
34% •'34%
31
-
419 Vb
—5
preferred
38
2
39
25
21
15
*29%
Teleg_No par
22
Nov
41
7%
19%
75
*150
156
41
41%
34%
34%
1
Corp
Sep
33
-
41
7%
19%
74 Vb
—1
—
&
121/s
26%
40%
*43% 1 44
*41% ; 42%
50%
Mar 11
87
•
100
Sep
36% Jan
-
50
86%
1
"48
---
86%
47%
common
Feb
11%
12%
'
87
*41
*41%
*46%
50%
Silver
*86 -
41%
42%
47%
44
42%
_No par
35
116% Sep
3,700
87
47%
l_25
International
20
26 %
'
'-47%
>
34%
24
18% Mar
26 %
27
*41
_15
1
32
May 27
26%
*26 %
'
34%
Feb
4
25 7r
25%
47%
No par
55
Jan
25%
39% >39%
50
Shoe-
Jan
25%
*25%
:
•
26%' 26%
38%
No par
44
1,300
47%
^
International
35
12
Salt
5
18
40,700
43%
39%
Limited-
preferred
32
Aug 18
19% Mar
5%
12%
International
Jan
41% Feb
22%
47%
87
*86
8
32
17
20%
47%
27
common—7.50
32%-Feb
6
500
21%
25
'
25%
*25% ■'26
139% Jan
36
26
12%
19%
47%
47%
No par
48% Jan
6
July 30
40
21
Mar 18
12%
19%
48%
24%
.
39%
Amer com_No par
33% Mar 16
37 Vb Aug 21
28% Mar J 9
14
12
Jan
12%
18%
48
*48
.--50
preferred
Rys of Cent
30
9,400
*12
-17%
86%
75%
12%
12%
18%
26%
'
50
Nickel of Canada-
$4
2
15
31% Dec
Int'l
16% Jan
33 % Dec
Feb
107
*12
74%
47%
—
4
6
12%
75%
19 Vb
preferred
International Mining Corp—
21
94
75
19%
common—:—No par
27% Jun
141% Nov
74%
18 Vb
48%
12%
49 Vb
25
74 Vb
73 %
38 %
7% preferred
—;
100
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com—
5
lll'/4 Dec
7
■'
73
72%
*19 Vb
.———100
7
14
*87%
89
*38
Corp—i.,
9
15
89
19'/a
Machines—
Business
390
82%
*87 Va
38 »/4
common——5
8
May
*80%
89
*18%
:
Inc-
12% Jan
10% Sep
82%
*87 Va
*37 V2
No par
17% Feb
86 % Dec
*80%
19 Vb
5
Co
86% Jan
111
♦73
89
38%
Inspiration Consolidated Copper—20
44% Jan
17% Jan
73 Vb
7'" Vb
19 Vb
Industrial Rayon—+
8
2
29
7,600
73
*37%
Ingersoll-Rand common—_—No par
6% preferred
100
Ctfs
8
28
20
—100 pesos
Insuranshares
Mar 17
27%
73%
82 Vb
Mexico
———
9
139% Feb
July 30
S
Jan
43
57% July 10
130
Jan
200
28 %
19 Va
j.
De
30% Mar
407% Mar
May 29
154
37
28
19%
*36
*80%
12
preferred—
50
4.20% preferred
_-_50
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
Industria
10% Feb
36 Vb
*37%
-
25
8
19%
*87 Vb
86 Vb
4.42%
1
36% Jun
6% Dec
common
2,200
19%
19
36 Vb
^50
preferred—
4.70% preferred
40% Sep
13
Co
Power
19%
18%
19
37%
——5
4.25%
Illinois
18%
1,400
89
*24 %
RR Co———No par
Jun
30,900
38
—=
—.
6%
18%
81
24 Vb
-
-
_10
Co
38% Oct
4J
5
1
Power Co
Mar
37 % Mar
40 % Sep
.
f
*73
17%
100
Refrigerator Co
.'
6%
,73
12%
•
5
Corp common
•
convertible pfd series A
15
40
28
48%
1
com—
6 Va
'
_s_l
preferred series A_.
19 Va Mar 15
31
Inc
18,0 JO
85 Vb
'
84% Feb
23% July
Indust
&
6,400
34 3b
73
72%
issued-
50%
34 %
*83'b
81
*87%
—.
18%
49 Vb
-
73%
No par
(Delaware)
5%
14
85%.
82%
100
Corp
Co
6
44%
*80%
Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
Foods
When
4
.S)
%
9% Dec
42% Mar 18
24% Mar 14
26% Mar
18
Stores
Sound
34%
3,500
29
*72 %
—100
100
& Power
49%
34 Va
*83 ''i
85%
44 Vb
300
28%
18%
*36
27%
27%
28
27%
18%
19 Va
*28%
44%
49%
49%
37 %
'•*
24%
29
44 %
35
5%
5%
18 Vb
xl9
-36%
18
3
r
"18%
-
36%
25
preferred
Houston Lighting
5%
6
*28%
34%
*83%
t
33%-
33%
24%
29
49 Vb
*83-•' ■•85
85
.",.15%
44%
95
44%
44
50
35%
*83
'_50
„—S.
*28%
35
1
common
29
43%
48%
No par
v
25
43
5
common
29
*28%
_10
^
Corp
24%
*28%
25%
25
_10
30
12.50
preferred—
Finance common—No par
75% Mar 17
21
2,700
*94
5
preferred
4.40%
Dec
64% Sep
33%
97
50c
$2.25 convertible preferred
4%
340
*94
Coi'p
preferred
3% % preferred
98%
95
25
Mining
2
110
98
13,700
95
Co
8
19
63%
__1
Oil Corp_
Household
18%
63 %
64
•
Mar
2,100
18%
64
96
17%
*63 »/4
*63 Vb
2.50
common—
Houdaille-Industries. Inc
22% Jan
23%
100
1,500
8,500
64
Corp of America common
convertible preferred
5%
14
8
27
2
18% Mar
Hotel
36 y8 Mar 17
12
26 % Dec
85
4
5% Mar
18
$4.23
2
107
107
17%
65
18%
65 %
*18 v4
*63%
•
Dec
35
•34
64
series A
Chemical
900
19l/8
107 Va
>
78
1
37%
31
34 Vb
65%
5
38
.
65 %
!_
37%
19%
19 Va
.No par
*79 Va
38 V8
•
31
*30 Va
.:10
preferred
80%
•37%
79%
1
__
320
5,200
84
8
83
-25
Corp
convertible
1,600
9%
50
:_a.
Corp
9
1
common
(Charles E)
Honolulu
Feb
Va Jan
53
41
8
10
48 %
52%
Holly -Sugar Corp common
5%
1,700
49%
47%
'
21% Jan
27% Feb
49
24%
Chem Corp
Holland Furnace
48%
9%
100
pfd
conv
51%
127%
48%
127
53%
Hoffman Electronics
29
Jan
13
Hotels
50
♦125
48'%
50 Vb
48 3
24%
preferred series A
$4% 2nd pfd (conv)
Co
51%
127 %
49%
*124 Va
9 Vb
•
5'%%
10,500
50%
'125%
4
50
49%
127
150
52 Va
3%%
Hires
600
24%
Co
Hilton
57%
521/4
Hewitt-Robins Inc
64 % Jan
57%
24%
■
Hertz
57%
51
common
1
*57
24
Chocolate
4
Jan
57
51
preferred
49% Mar,
56 3 b
49 %
■'«.
■
No par
28
57
-
24 'A
common
21% Mar 15
1,000
51
Motors
38% Feb
27
42% July 29
29%
24%
Inc
Powder-
29
29
28%
29 %
47%
noncumulative
Hercules
4
W)
(G
1%
Hercules
600
29
102
5
preferred
Hershey
34 %
25%
29
100
10
(W E) & Co-
32% Dec
25%
26
104
'
2.50
(H J) Co common
3.65%
79% Mar 14
43% Jan
37% Feb
1,300
26
>101
26
Co—
-
Industries
10,300
28%
Marx
&
Haveg Industries Inc
22
1,300
42%
28%
48
Chemical
preferred
48%
41%
28%
105
49
48%
48%
42%
28%
26
•125%
•
48%
__1
Corporation
4 % %
82
11
Corp-
57
125
49
41%
28%
'102
28%
50%
125
48%
43
IO31/2
56 %
49
100
Hat Corp of America
5
% Dec
7.50
com
28%
48%
26 %
28%
*56%
—1
Refrac
28%
"26
103 %
106
28%
,_2.50
Co.jt
28%
26
*102
100
Organ Co
Schaffner
2
90% May
preferred
Paper
Harris-Intertype
53% Feb
55
28%
26
——1
common
-
28%
44
43 y4
44 Vb
42%
48%
*47%
48%
43%
Cementing_t__5
6% preferred
8
8
Co
Harbison-Walker
9
12
Dec'
40
25
28
Watch
4% -convertible
9
35
7
16% Jan
92
32% Jan
—»
Well
Printing Co————5
F)
Feb
46
20
79% May
8
22% Mar
J3
7% Jan
6
46% Mar
3
15
35% Nov
Jan
(W
Hamilton
106% Jan
45% Mar
8
Mar
54% Dec
o
122
4
24
46 % Mar
13
Hell
18
Jan
27
8
52% Feb
6
10
Jan
29 % Feb
18
27% Mar
61 Va Nov
132
Feb
98
14
65 Va May
5
44 % Feb
122 % July
30 % Jan
24% Nov
23% Mar
July 23
114% Aug 31
19
38
26% Jan
30
6
28'/« Jun
19
29% May 22
20 '/a Mar 31
88
Feb
48
9
-
.
51
51 Va
52%
51
51%
50 %
51 %
51
28,700
58%
52
58
57V2
58
57%
58%
9%
58 %
58%
57%
58%
9%
9%
9%
9%
66%
9%
9%
9%
9%
68 Va
69%
68%
69%
67%
68%
3,500
8,800
54,400
96%
97
97
97
96%
96 Vb
450
37%
38
37 Va
38%
37
37%
6,900
9%
65%
66%
96
96%
96%
68%
96%
36%
37%
37
37%
•
Volume
>.if
191
Number
5935
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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21
1
.
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STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
11
»
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan.
Highest
Lowest
1
NEW
Highest
YORK
Monday
Par
Wednesday
Tuesday
Mar. 14
STOCK
EXCHANGE
HIGH
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Year 195J)
Lowest
Mar. 15
SALE
PRICES
Sales for
"Thursday
Mar. 16
Friday
Mar. 17
the Week
Mar. 18
Shares
K
37
Feb
9
65
93 Va Feb
10
120
42% Dec
31
48
lo
135
107
Feb
107
Nov
July
Feb
20
57Va Apr
19
93
39 '/a Feb
13
28'/a Jan
2
11 Va Dec
34
125
Jan
% Jan
75 Va Jan
4
48
25
87
6
82% Mar 18
85
Jan
85% Feb
9
87
Jan
71
Mar
9
79% Jan
•
35
Jan
28
36% Feb
9
47% Jan
23
"33% Jan
7
51% Sep
22
90'/a Oct
7
12
14
Jan
41
Jan
115'A
*112
1
preferred
preferred
4.20% preferred
100
19
117% Feb
24
77% Mar
9
100% Jan
6
Kennecott
155% Jan
8
Kern
Kendall
2
39% Apr
Dec
27% Mar
8
51 Va Mar 13
39
Mar
9
46% Jan
77
Jan
7
80% Feb
25
14% Feb
17
13% May
Feb
20
31 % Jan
6
21
Nov
10
4
35
Aug
5
29% Mar
7
3
23% Mar
9
32% Nov 24
43% Mar
Sep
29
26 Va Mar
.27 Va Jun
18
34% .Inn
-
S
30% Feb
39% Oct
21
23 % Jan
17
24 % Jan!
35% Oct
22
18% Feb
22
% Mar 11
3% Jan
6
20% Jan
10
Kress
-
8
Jan
36'A
36'A
300
45%
46'A
22,300
32 '/e
32
32'A
4,006
11%
11%
11%
12%
12
Vb
12%
11%
12%
26,000
38%
38 Ve
38 Vt
38 Vt
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
1,200
41
41
41
41
41 Ve
41
41
41'A
41 'A
16
49%
49%
49%
49%
50
50"A
50%
51
51%
51%
No par
78%
79%
78%
79%
78 Vt
79'A
77%
78%
77%
78'A
Land Co__-_—-2.50
50%
51%
52 Vt
52%
52 Va
53%
52%
53%
53 Ve
53%
5,000
_I1
46%
47
46%
48
7,200
25
23 Ve
23 Va
40
40%
68 Va
69%
36 Va
36 Va
28%
28%
.*1
Copper
4
21 % Jan
Laclede
34'/a Apr
7
27 Va Feb
2
15 Ve Feb
16
19 '/a
18 Vt
18%
18 '/a
19'A
18
18%
22,400
30'A
30
30 »A
30
30'A
30%
30%
6,500
23%
23%
24
23%
23%
23%
24
23:%
24
23%
*17 %
*17 Vt
18
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
600
34%
34%
34'A
35
34%
35
34%
35'A
34%
35'A
14,200
_5
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
28
28
28'A
28 %
28%
2,300
18%
18%
18%
18%
19
1,900
28%
*27%
28%
18
19%
19%
19%
44%
44%
10
28%
10'/a
29
10 Va
29%
3
3%
27% Jan
4
45
9% July 13
8% Jan
4
common
series
14% Mar 11
& Sons Co_—__
Lehigh Valley Industries
Mar 14
$3
com.
_1
1st
preferred..No par 2nd pfd-____-.No par
non-cum
4
J5
Lehigh Valley RR
29% Jan
22
7
57% Dec
4
45
Feb
1
52 % Jan
5
18% Jan
Lehman Corp•___
„_1
Lehn & Fink Products—'i__._-_._5
2
24% Dec
10
22
Jan
29
57% Apr
Lerneft-aStores Corp„_:
29
—No par
27
57% Mar
70% Jan
22
Libby-Owens-Ford
Co—5
11% Jan
15
Libby McNeill & Libby_
;_7
Liggett:& Myers Tobacco com—25
10%
57
Nov
9
% Sep
21
29
73 % Nov
Sep
18
39% Apr
% Mar
9
Sep
Nov
30
Lily
51% Mar
61% Jan
4
Link
12% Jan
57% Jan
Corp
18% Mar 18
9
A
Lionel
Industries Inc
2
15% Jan
25% Mar 10
30% Jan
Lone
39% Jan
46% Jan
26
36
111
139% Jan
26
29% Jan
2
36% Apr
15
96
Dec
79 %
Dec
30% Jan
13
34% Mar
4
96
Jan
21
97% Feb
14
80
Jan
8
82 % Feb
0
81
Jan
20
155% Apr 10
48% July
7
142% Mar 25
135
Jan
27
104
16
2
3
Mar
89
Apr
90 % Mar
131% Dec
31
36% Jun
26
44% Nov
25
88
July 10
22
July 29
27
71 % Jan
7
18% Nov
117
5
104% Mar
23
0
35% Mar
Jan
4.84%
5%
130% Mar
134
11 Va
28%
29
29
28'A
28%
27%
28 V4
3'A
3Va
2%
7
x26
40%
12%
7%
26%
40%
26 Va
46V*
*45'A
3
40%
11%
Mar 10
Mar 18
*45%
22%
22%
22%
23
22%
22%
59%
60%
60'A
63
61%
62%
10'/a
10'A
10%
10Va
10%
83%
10%
84%
*144%
82%
83%
82%
145%
144 Va
144%
144 Va
144 Va
90
57
57%
56%
57
56 Va
56%
21,500
54%
55
54Va
54%
55
55
55%
56
55
55%
1,500
r
18%
17%
18'A
17%
18%
35,400
67%
69'A
68
70%
69
71
68'A
69'A
69'/a
70%
34,400
27
27%
26%
27
26Va
26%
26%
25%
26%
19,1)00
14%
14%
14%
14%
27%
15%
14%
15%
15'A
15 Va
26,000
25%
26%
26%
27%
27%
26%
27V4
27%
27%
21,200
36
36%
36
36%
36%
36 %
36%
36'/a
36%
17%
17
•
___100
*112
10
34
com
17%
17%
>
14%
27
36%
.
112
113%
34%
113%
33%
117
*95%
_10Q
17
34
98%
*95%
*95%
98%
*111
3**%
♦111
33%
98%
*95%
98%
*95 Va
98%
*83
*85
86'/a
series
G
conv
*144
149
37%
*144
133*
*133
Lykes
IB
18% Mar 11
21
35
22
26
29% Jan:5
116
Jan
(Ky)_No par-
Nashville—
&
(M)
Steel
Bros
-
50
36%
36%
132%
100'
Louisville Gas & El Co
*145
36%
common——5
preferred
6
34% Apr
Co
149
132%
132'A
43%
44
44
149
b*
36%
36%
132'A
133
44Vt
43%
44%
37'A
♦43%
84
86%
149
37%
134
*83
*85
*144
37%
132%
84
480
134
4 4'A
44
44
1,200
74%
74
74'A
2,200
15%
15%
15%
67
69
67
68
18 Va
18%
18 Va
18%
74
74 Va
16
15%
16
65%
65'A
68%
68%
Co_——10
18%.
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
common—10
> *26V4
26%
*26%
118%
*116
43'A
26%
118%
74
32,700
38%
70
73 Va
15%
65'A
xl5%
10
87 Va
149
75
73
3.33%
Steamship
86%
74
Inc—1
Sons
&
Co_
10
4,700
33%
*8j
*145
8,400
112
33%
8*
100
*111
33 '/a
86%
pfd
112
,t>%
*83
Lowenstein
3.200
83
84'A
*85
Lukens
12,600
57%
84
Louisville
14,400
10'A
%
145%
86Va
4
1,600
62 %
10Va
22
84'A
*85
4
22%
62
,
56%
*83
91 Va Jan
5,300
10,100
46
*144%
••
100
20% Jan
13,500
26%
57%
preferred-.
7%
*45%
46
11%
7
7
26 Va
83%
preferred——100
22
11%
26%
9,600
7,500
145%
10
preferred..'
(P)
11%
46%
E
Lorillard
40
7
7
9.300
104,700
3
40%
40%
*45'/a
46
11%
4.40%
23
2%
3
'
41
D
44% Mar 16
i
11
series
78% Jan
15 % Mar
11 va
series
70
64% Mar
44%
4.35%
•
38% Feb
Mar
preferred
B
4,400
4'A
10%
4.25%
39 % Feb
8
series
2,500
19%
4
10%
_1
Corp
Long.Island Lighting Co
86% Mar 17
146
Cement
conv
19%
44
19%
44%
56%
1 *
Lone Star Gas Co common—
*
8
30
81% Dec
Mar 14
Feb
16
128% Jan
'
Star
19 Va
43%
19%
10'/a
82Va
__1
17
ft
13,700
144%
„_2.50
.
14
Feb
1,200
16%
_4
Corp
Litton
Mar
32% Jan.
29 Va
15%
5
—_
Co_
75
12
29
16 'A
—5
Cup
Belt
29
16
44%
,
100
28%
100
preferred
Tulip
Lockheed Aircraft Corp__;.__-_
Loew's Theatres Inc_—
7
15% Jan
4
37% Jan
27
Nov
7%
Jan
24% Mar
8
1 12 % Dec
"69
19
61
17% July 10
21
36% Dec
91 % Jan -13
-145 % Feb
49% Feb
14% Mar 23
,
Dec
36 %
Jan
9
July
24 %
28',,
Feb
140
73
13
63-
10
81
5
*4.5Va
3%
16%
19%
16%
26%
6%
26%
28%
3%
10%
58%
9% Feb
1
29
19
7,400
*27%
4
59%
22%
77% Aug
20
"
*3%
4
29
22%
7% Jan
25% Mar 10
Glass
*3%
i
12%
8
4
Jaw- 5
*28
11%
7
45
11%
6%
25%
10% .hi
31 % Mar
__.No par
3
19
39
10%
6%
26
40
2
22
50c non-cum
70
80
18'A
44%
3% Mar: 11
*79
80
10
Tire_
&
(James)
40%
_5
Paper Co
preferred
Rubber
28%
40%
__1
„.
Inc
Lees
28%
*79
30
10 %
30
Mar
6,600
44"A
29
98% Oct
3,100
40%
79'A
19%
2% Feb
63% Jun
28%
40'A
40 Va
79'A
3
17
152
28'%
40'A
19
30
14
28%
40%
79%
.5
26% Dec
31
*28 Va
*
40 Ve
*79'A
30%
5% Jan
Oct
28%
*38
1,800
17%
6% Dec
48
28%
68%
49%
29%
26% Sep
140% Dec
1,300
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
10
Lehigh Portland Cement——15
27% Feb
■
40
Lee
4
2-
38%
16Va
30% Jan
-80% Jan
38%
16%
1 R
24
38
28%
Anr
9
37%
16%
6
13% Jan
37%
28%
6
Nwv
37
16%
15
J l) '/a
6,100
28Va
13 Va Jan
Jan
68%
—50c
24% Jan
36
68%
48%
;1
—
49% Jan
Mar
68%
Lear
25
10
6%
68 Va
4
Jan
19% Mar 17
12
67%
4
28%
43% Mar 18
n
69%
28%
15% July - 9
37% Jan 20
2
600
68
*3%
30 % Mar 23
15% Jan
40 Va
18%
55 % Apr
3 %
23 Vt
40%
*27%
18
2
23'A
40%
18%
12
22
23%
*40
28%
24
Sep
50 '/a
*23
40%
*3%
Nov
1 % Jan
50
23'A
18%
10% Feb
29
Co
48%
*27%
21% Sep
Mar 15
Gas
47%
40
40'/4
■
1,200
18,000-
23 Ve
79%
40%
*79
1,600
<•
10
Inc
Sutherland
P
4.32%
39
22
(E J)
*
100
/
Ve
23
4
11
20% Jan
17
23 % Nov
i_i„_
-j.__.-_
'
41
23
*40 Va
A—_25
Jan
32
8
1
La Consolidada 6% pfd-75 Pesos Mex
Lane Bryant
1
4
'
21
Oil Indus common
Mfg'Co__
Kroger Co
V
11%
11%
40%
Kroehler
K
*
*36
38%
—1—
(S S) Co
<S H) & Co__—
5
28% Feb
13
Kresge
1,800
_50c
preferred
Korvette
■'
2
36
27% Mar 11
4
!
12
36% Mar
4
34 % Jan
6
3% Dec
Jan
34% Jan
1
2
27% Mar
28 % Nov
33
50
75'A
___.il
Co
County
4%
19 va Mar 17
17% Mar 16
22
'
6
84
89
74%
46
Kimberly-Clark Corp
.—5
King-Seeley Corp—
1
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines___100 G
Koppers Co Inc common....;
_10
4
85
30 Va Nov
17 Va
-7
22
29
37% Oct
77
82%
*86
75%
36V4
4%%
conv
prior preferred
Keystone Steel & Wire Co___
27 '/a Jan
89
75%
32
Kerr-McGee
4
85 Va
*86
75%
45%
5
18
*84
89
74 Va
32%
4
43 % Jan
85%
*86
74%
45%
4
71% Jan
*84
89
74
36V4
52% Jan
9
85%
*87
45%
46% Jan
11
*84
10
32
24 % Jan
35% Mar
110
*35%
12
62% Feb
30
92
32%
25
47% Aug 25
83
92
93%
36
Mar 14
1
*82
93%
*92
45 Va
43% Feb
a
83
93%
36
22% Jan
Apr
26% Jan
*82
*92
♦92
32
20
59
76%
45
21
40
"75
31%
5
54% July 22
74% Nov 25
76%
45
Jan
7
*75
83
36%
70% Apr
31% Apr
28
82
76%
*82
31%
64
Sep
600
5,200
44%
7
Jan
600
47%
*35%
1
22 '/a
47%
50
44% Oct
43
300
116
_No par
45 Va Oct
1
300
114%
*75
89
73%
27,600
44 Va
82
74
*87
„
56% Jan
47%
92 %
*84
100
Kellogg Co
Kelsey Hayes Co_—
8
47%
45
99%
Light Co—_8.75
Kayser-Roth Corp_j.
48% Mar
48 '
85%
1
preferred
&
'•
«
47%
47%
43'A
*94
76%
*75
83
92 Va
—
L
Electric Go
&
Power
75
*81
:_100
47%
47
75
100
__
non-cum
29
Feb
46%
Kansas City Southern com—No par
Jun
49
116
115
»
6
116%
115
4%
28
116
*109
Kansas
50% Jan
119
114
Kansas-Gas
40% Mar 14
114%
lllVt
4.35 preferred
*■'
25
22
11
50'/a July 31
63
Jan
35% Jan
41% May 12
17
115%
111'A
5
13 '/a Dec
28
41 '/a Feb
115%
114
4%
18
31 Va Feb
115
*110
19
,43 Va Feb
44 Va
♦44
6
4
45%
44%
29
4
98V4
*44Va
44%
4.50%
Sep
50
44%
98'A
45%
50
45
*
33% Nov
43%
99 Va
100
;
8
41%
99%
♦97
♦44
192 % Mar 14
fl
12
-
20
5
Mar
43 Ve
43%
100
♦97
-100
4%%, convertible preferred
8
Jan
42 Vt
43
41%
33 %
Corp
preferred
_100
4%%' (ser of 1959) conv pfd
100
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
3.80% preferred
100
11
8
86% Jan
38% Aiig 28
July 27
.
May 20
88% Feb
5
Mar 15
Mar 11
27
89 % Feb
21
'
Mar
Chem
&
convertible
4%% .preferred
13
115
Alum
4% %
122 % Jan
Jan
98
Kaiser
5
9
Mar 11
82
23
6
Mar
45
112 '
74
82
92% Jan
July 10
12,
Mar 11
18
25
72 Va Sep
34 '/a Nov
42% Jan
45
79 '/a Sep
06
Sep
85 V2
'54 7/8 Jan
111% Jan
•
17
737/a Nov
82 % .Inn
39% Mar
9
98% Mar 17
8
24
July 27
July 27
130
23
46% Oct
July 27
15%
4,000
15%
10,400
3,oti0
M
28%
318
Sep 28
Jan
Mar
8
Sep
3
123% Jun
9
32'A Jan
6
50% Dec
21
40% Mar
8
26
47 Va Dec
44% Oct
Jan
19
118
Mar
5
49% Feb
17
7
40% Jan.
21
46
Jan
2
Sep
30
43% July 10
87 % Mar 30
79
4
82
17% Oct
14
20 % Jan
21
17 Ve Mar
7
19% Jan
9
19% Oct
9
18 Ve Mar
2
19
14
Jan
Jan
6%
Forbes
&
preferred
100
Mack Trucks Inc—
6
78 %
Jan
9
52% Jan
37
37% Mar
MacAndrews
Mar 17
Madison
19
Fund
Inc_L__—
Jan
13
59 % Jan
7
39% Mar
1
Square Garden
Magma Copper
Magnavox Co
78
40% Dec
2
31% Feb
17
20
50% Dec
18
40% Feb
1
47% Jan
4
Mallory
3% Dec
31
7'A Jan
14
2 va Mar 16
4% Jan
8
5% Sep
23
9 '/a Jan
30
5'A Feb
25
6Va Jan
4
Mandel
5
22% Mar 10
16'A Feb
19
•22% Nov
6
Jun
33
1
4% Dec
18
7% Jan
26
16'A Dec
7
21 Va Dec
9
23% Jan
2
28% July 30
23'A Mar 11
4% Mar 15
>14% Feb
25% Mar
24% Feb
17
19'A Mar 17
18
Manning,
22
Maracaibo
4
Maremont
9
29% Jan
22
17
40'A Jail
6
& Co
Automotive
4
59% Jan
12
44% Mar 11
54 Ve Jan
Marquardt Corp
Marquette Cement
2
51% Dec
10
44 3A Feb
17
49% Jan*
Marshall
Oct
27
93 % Jan
20
89 Va Jan
4
92 % Mar
32% Jan
14
62% May 11
3 7'A Feb
17
44'A Feb
Martin
6
46% May 22
53% Feb 24
31V4 Mar
8
38% Jan
7
49% Jan
34
Oct
46
May 19
71
Dec
22
81
Mar 26
72 Va Jan
71
Dec
16
81
Mar 31
72
65% Nov
9
65% Jan
72
11
82
Feb
24
32 Va Sep
22
43% Nov
9
18% Jun
30
9
29
Jan
2
44
Feb
10
Jan
72 'A Mar 17
71% Dec
27% Dec
44
.
38
Dec
31% Dec
42
53
Oct
Jan
5
19
4
12
7
30 Ve Jan :
7
26% Feb
4
34
Feb
8
13
5
32 Va Nov
18
58
4
77% Jan
29% Mar 17
29% Sep
37 v* Jan
10
47% Apr 13
48% July 16
31% Jan
72
65'A Feb
J 6
31
40
Mar
17 ve Dec
14
21% July 17
17
32% Dec
29
33
Dec
25% Mar
37 Va Sep
21
50
NovIS
8 Va Feb
13
24
Jan
25
2
87
Dec
25% Nov
23% .Inn
78
For
Dec
8
17
10% Sep
27% Dec
51
Feb
Feb
11
10
20
Mar
2
39
Feb
8
86 Ve Feb
29% Oct
26
26
2
29% Dec
22
85% Apr
7
see
page 26.
Jan
2
29
39% Jan
4
40% Mar
2
45% Jan
11
8
71% Jan
8
4
18% Jan
11
4
31% Jan
12
1
Mar 10
95 % Mar 26
30
footnotes,
40
15% Mar
80 Ve Feb
4
27% Mar 17
24
$2.50
19
4
23
29
4
35% Jan
46
Jan
Jan
4
28'A Jan
15
9
48
Jan
873/4 Jan
7
3 Va %
18%
37'A
38%
37
38
8/00
36>A
37'A
36%
36%
6,600
4.0%
41%
40%
41%
41'A
42
41%
41%
41%
41%
3,
2%
2%
2%
2%
*5%
5%
*5%
31/3
••
17%
2%
2%
*5%
5%
5%
18
18
23%
23%
*23'A
45/3
x25%
25'/a
26%
26 Va
27%
47
47%
24%
26%
46 Va
46 Va
47
48%
48'A
48%
93%
93Va
*92
39%
40%
40%
41 Ve
32%
32'A
32%
32%
33
-
3-
75%
*75
75%
*75
No par
50
26'A
39%
*74'A
No par
common-
26
32
.—No par
—;
26
24%
45va
76
*67
*74%
69%
38%
38%
*67
*75
76
24
27%
27%
38%
24%
27%
34%
34%
*34%
24%
47 Ve
46Vt
463/b
75%
76
69%
*74%
*75
*67
76
*75
76
76
69%
47%
49
49
93%
*92
48%
40%
41
41%
32%
31%
32%
2
"'0
46 Vt
46%
46'A
46%
7
<A0
76
76
*75
76
*75
76
*67
69%
*67
69%
♦75
38 Va
1,500
26
26%
7,
28
27 Va
27 Vt
27
27
1,1 GO
35
*34%
31%
50
*3*%
34%
34%
34%
*47%
50
50
xl4%
x77%
31%
14%
77%
/
*47%
Feb
5
19
14%
78
31%
14%
*77
37'A
38%
43
44'A
42%
69
18
18
18
18
70
18
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines—_No par
27
McKee
28 Va
42%
28
28%
69Va
*17%
27%
*28'/e
42 Va
14%
McLean
&
& Co—"
Robbins
No par
Inc
Trucking. Co__
—9
t
McQuav Norris Mfg Co_
Corp common
Mead
preferred
Portland
(1st series)
Cement
Melville Shoe Corp
4V*
preferred
common
series
B
1
10
5
8
43 Va
8'/e
21 Vt
21 Va
40
40%
100
*86Vo
88
No par
28%
25%
78%
29
,_1
100
26 %
79%
32
27%
.
28'A
28
28 Va
43 Va
43 Va
.
43'A
8Vt
8Vie
8V4
21%
21 Va
40% " 41
*86%
88
x29
29
26
26 Ve
78%
78%
*21
40%
86Ve
21 Va
x8
29
26 Vt
78
41
,
86%
29'A
26%
78
14%
500
50
8
14%
iOO
78%
78%
78%
20
29%
30%
30
30%
2,300
39
37
37%
5,900
42 Va
42%
42%
4,700
69 Va
69 Va
70
1,100
18
18
17 Va
18
3,800
27
27 Va
27
27%
3,900
27%
28
28%
28 Va
700
42%
43%
43
43%
7,200
8 Ve
8%
8
8%
3,600
*20%
21 Va
40%
40%
37Vt
27%
28 Va
14%
*48
00
*77%
43
68%
(A G)
:o
76 Va
38%
68%
McKesson
00
77
♦76
75%
38%
x38
14 300
40
32
26 %
43%
5
0
V.'O
38%
68'A
Corp
'
'
93%
75%
42%
Aircraft
L_1
0
00
26
*47%
79
31 Va
<
38'A
1
& Co Inc
McGraw-Hill
4%%
80
-
0
47%
49 'A
*92
4 1
4
32: 0 0
76
14%
14%
*78%
31 Va
McGraw-Edison Co-
Medusa
29 Ve Jan
50c
preferred—_100
common
(J Ray)
*5
38%
27
27%
Publishing
—3
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A__1
McDonnell
21
25% Mar 10
Corp
5
38%
26 Va
27%
38%
27 Vt
50
*47 Vt
2 R"0
25%
46
45%
5 Ve
16
25%
39%
45
23%
16
24%
*92
23'A
'.'00
16%
4%
0
4,M 0
16
43/4
0
19 Ve
16Va
*48
93Va
24
19
24
25%
26
48
*92
.—5
_100
•
*23%
19'A
:t
*23%
43/4
16%
26%
19
00
3
6
xl6
43/4
16Vb
19Ve
19
24
47/3
16va
25%
series——No par
_—
18%
16
43/4
2%
5%
2%
5%
3
*51/2
No par
convertible
?';0
37
30%
37Ve
29'A Mar 16
77% Jan
8
4
18
Stores
10/ 00
39%
100
preferred
McDermott
.1 to
17%
19%
17 Vt
•19
38V4
No par
Corp
17%
19
36'A
46 Vt
Inc__
McCord
17'A
McCrory-McLellan
5
41% Jun
9
81%
17%
*18Ve
25 Ve
—
McCall Corp
4
15
49
81 Va
17Ve
82%
18%
48
preferred
Co
81 Va
17%
2, r;oo
38%
36%
24%
common
preferred
3%%'
MCA
40% Jan
Mar
$3.40
Maytag
82
n ,o
47
38
*82
38"%
No par
1947
17'A
82
18'/e
1
pfd
*81 Va
17%
46
$3.75 preferred
$3.75
81 Va
;_4
Co
Dept Stores
38%
36
__1
Co
preferred—
6
30V4 Jan
94 % Feb
20 Va Jan
18
4
19% Feb
Dec
Jan
8
Mar
31
9
44 Va
47% Jan
31
30
2
75% Mar 10
22 V4 Mar
13% Dec
Mar
67% Mar
1
77% Dec
54
Mar 17
4
30
May
75 Va M'ar 11
36'A Mar
July 24
Feb
76
4'A%
46%
37%
com—No par
Mfg
Co
&
46%
38%
37
5
—
Field
47%
37%
18%
Products—_1
Masonic Corp
Va Mar
88
*46%
38%
f'"0
36
1
Corp—;
42'A Jun
47V*
38
;.
6,700
42%
38
5
44 Va Nov
.
44
47'A
28
118%
35 Vt
Maxwell & Moore—_12:50
Oil Exploration——_i_l
Midland
Marine
*46%
43%
38V4
♦116
36
_No par
Manhattan-Shirt
5 % Jan
41%
47%
81 %
27'A
43%
44
37%
*18%
10
,
Bros
27% Jan
18% Jan.
R)
(P
27%
118%
42
1
Manati Sugar Co—
15'A Jan
•
No par
44
26%
♦116
1
1
4
35% Nov
Mar 14
*116
171/0
;
_1
Madison
47% Oct
36
-
26%
27
118%
43'A
*46%
5ya% preferred (w w)
50
Macy *(R H) Co Inc com—No par
4 Va % preferred series A
100
4
32% Nov
Mar 17
*116
5
69%
21
300
21
*40%
41%
86 Ve
2,100
100
*86'A
83
86Ve
*28 %
29'A
28 Va
28%
4,400
26%
26%
4,100
79
79
26%
78
.26%
78
-
300
22
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71
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Dec
14
16 Mi Nov
18
22% Feb
23
«?
82% July
Mar 19
74% Dec
22
84
28
88% Apr 13
98
Mar 13
Apr
84% Dec
33% Jan
29
68% Jan
7
18% Feb
15
11
4
Mesta
Jan
4
23
5
81
Feb
89
Mar 10
4.35%
4
3.85%
15
78
19
77
Mar 16
Jan
4
90
Feb
7
30
99% Mar 11
3
58% Dec 31
56% Jan
60% Nov
2
83 V. Jan
12
73
29
Feb
27
88
2
29
Jan
59% Feb
17% Mar
Feb
preferred
series___
100
5
10
5%%
preferred...^
Oil
Corp
19% Feb
23
Minerals
Feb
23
Minneapolis-Honeywell
5
&
9
28
9
20% Sep
21
Jun
4
14% Dec
2
20% Feb
16
111% Jan
8
182% Dec
12
186% Feb
31% Apr
28
38
Mar
6
28% Feb
8
33% Jan
4
31 % Dec
14
39
Jan
22
31 % Feb
24
35% Jan
11
Minesota
16% Jan
2
25
Jun
19
18% Jan
13
20
Feb
23
Minute
31
35 % Oct
18
31% Dec
162
23
8
Jan
& St
18
Minneapolis
Jan
11
Minn St
17
8
29
Minn
4
Mission
4
17% Mar
4
22% Jan
4
Mission
33% Jan
4
Mississippi
Feb
1
39
Jan
17
Feb
17
18
Jan
4
11% Feb
17
15va Jan
11
60
9
70
5
65% Jan
18
80% Mar 11
8
78% Aug 14
75
12
Aug
24
22
Jan
2
8
28
35% Mar
21
6
17%
100
79%
80
100
79
*12'A
13% Jan
11
9 % Jan
20
21 % Jan
preferred
Monon
class
4
Monsanto
4
Montana-Dakota
7
Feb
25
27% Aug 28
36% Jan
2
14
29% Jan
24
29
8
22
Chemical
53% Dec
24% Feb
3
12% Oct
27
57%
J~an~28
174%
Dec"30
Motor
Wheel
4
28% Jan
22
July
8
31 % Feb
9
34% Jan
6
30
29%
29%
3,000
33%
34
33%
34
3.500
18 Va
18%
18%
13%
7.900
31'A
31%
31%
31%
19%
19%
19%
4,000
31 Va
31%
29,700
19
32 Va
31
31?'a
5%
5
5Va
>■
27%
23%
42%
*34%
17 Va
17%
17%
17%,
12%
12%
12%
76'A
76'A
76%
76%
12%
r
77
.
•
78%
*12%
14%
14%
*10%
.
4
48 % Jan
4
53% Mar
1
Corp
:
Co
Inc
1
5'
_
31% July 24
24% Mar
9
28% Jan
8
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America
39% July 17
50% Jau
e
43% Jan
8
57
Mar
9
Myers
13 Va Nor
8
19% July 16
12% Feb
1
39% Mar
9
NAFI
Corp
12% Nov
10
18
12% Mar
8
15 Va Jan
21
Natco
Corp
50VsSep
15
49% Mar 15
54% Jan
4
National Acme Co.
16% Dec
23
63% May 0
29% Jan 23
13% Mar
8
17 % Jan
4
National
24% Sep
21
34% May 6
56 Va Dec 30
26 Va Jan
14
28VaJan
7
National Aviation
Jan
4
National
(F E)
28>A
28%
28%
4,600
23%
23%
24%
9,900
*25%
25%
25%
25%.
.26%
26%
29;
25
44%
•
45%
13%
158 >A
160
159
159%
20
19
19%
38%
3 8'A
39%
38%
14,700
13%
14%"
13'A
13'A
13'A
38%
159%
11,700
13%
38
38%
8,300
158%
157%
3,800
19
19 %
4,500
18%
19%
18%
20 Va
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
13%
26%
26'/a
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
32%
33%
34
33%
34
34
34
53 %
*33%
52%
26%
34%
52%
25%
52%
52%
52%
52%
25%
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52%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
56%
10
600
118,500
,,
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45%
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33,700
27%
26%
56%
56%
56%
56%
56 Va
56'A
,56'A
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~
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& Bros._______.No par
1.000
,
23 Va
45%
157
-
100
7%
19%
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157%
156
5
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11%
45%
a
27%
25'A
13
1.000
23%
25%
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500
100
14%
7%
44 5
45%
44'A
45%
44%
13
190
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38%
10,700
27
25%
12%
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14%
1,200
■
79
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44%
44
2,000
78%
14%
4
25%
37%
3,900
35
78 Va
13
25%
12
39%
*12%
78 Va
24
26
24%
2,300
39%
35%
*
35
17%
44%
5 %
5
12%
35%
13
/23%
5,900
39%
39%
40
12%
7,800
29%
78%
27%
.10
Lines__
Co___
&
3
Munsingwear
22
2,300
14,500
178
176
19%
17%
23%
43%
26
23%
1
Products
23% Jan
25% Sep
'
__1,000 lire
Motor
8
51 % Aug
1,500
13%
13%
13%
■
18%
31%
35
26%
42%
5
4
l77/a Mar
2
20%
177%
29%
7%
44%
27%
8,000
20%
13%
33%
*76
139
19%
20%
18'A
,
16,100
19Va
31%
23%
2
Co
25% Jan
26 Va Mar 15
43% Jan
29%
33
•
1,300
•
91
176 Va
13%
5%
13%
19
177
x39%
150
31 Va
r*1
7%
Inc
20
37
21
11%
Motorola
23
2
20
1,900
91%
137
137%
136'A
137
19%
200
53
18 "a
7%
4
Jan
22
136 >A
18%
11,300
54
31%
>
11%
Jan
Dec
25% Sep
18%
7%
17
24
24% Jan
31
18
11%
Feb
Mueller
31
18%
.20%
35
17%
13
78
79
13
25 Va
7"
„
•
12.660
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7%
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9
6
91%
10
.
25%
53
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"
73
*51 %
*10%
Montgomery Ward & Co__^__No par
24
32
53 Va
11%
Moore-McCormack
Feb
27% Nov
53 :
53 Va
14%
_No par
shares
22% Dec
16
25%
53
14%
7
Mar 17
25 Va
*7%
4
19
26
*10%
19
177
92
7%
14% Jan
140
73%
72%
11 'A
Co__
Utilities
Oil Co
Monterey
Morrell
*77
55 Va
31%
180
-
"89
-
73
31 Va
,
79
78 Va
31%
■
40
90
Va
92
72%
91
'
18,300
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54
\
400
29%
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5%
40
*77
72%
91
:
64 Va
*88
.
14%
47% Jan
53% Jan
8
79
14%
4
11% Mar
24
89%
*7%
17
43% Mar
23
* 87 Va
.
53%
i
1,000
lb,900
31
77
13%
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17-^a
28%
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,
77%
175
600
61%
•
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*10%
36% Feb
40% Feb
.64%
811.
Mining & Chemical—
American
Mar 18
64%
29
*80
;__25
*
21% Mar
13
j "...
No par
__1
Montana Power Co
Montecatini
20% Oct
79%
17 Va
14%
Tool__
A
B
55% Jan
24 % Mar 18
<
61 Va
17%
i
No Par
Machine
RR
Class
1.25
29% Jan
9
25
L-_
preferred
•
61.Va
1,400
-
26,700
92
•
25 >A
32%
35
.17%
.12%
76
78
*12%
12%
.
89 Va >'•
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31%
18%
39%
34%
17%
12%
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19% Jan
4
26% Mar
2
34'A
^_1
4.20%
9
41% Mar
29% Aug 31
Co__6.25
Mojud Co Inc
4
30%
18%
31 %
77%
64%
;
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91
31
5
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77
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17
29%
77%
77 JA
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18%
135% 137%
19%
20%
20% 20"%
12%
13
176
178
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29%
32%
33
18%
18%
39%
39%
17 Va
28
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78%
.
65 V<
81
32%
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61
62
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5
5
^__5
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62
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31%
77%
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-
.
77%-,.'
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.
the Week
28%
78 Va
77 Va
Friday
Mar. IK
Mar. 17,
77 '/a .-78 Va
..
33
..•32%
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54 %
31 %
Cement
Industries
3%%
4
Jan
RR
Portland
Mohasco
79% Mar 14
15
30%
10
~
30%
18%
Missouri Public Service Co
Mar
7
56% July 27
38% Jan
22
Missouri
11% Mar
18% May 28
14% May 26
27% Dec
15
14% Feb
29
23
11% Dec
Jan
12 % Mar 10
19
18% Nov
20% Jan
Corp
Missouri Pacific RR class A
34
Sep
Fuel
Missouri-Kan-Tex
27
Jan
River
___'5
;
6
30
8
Development Co__
26
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31
26%
55%
54%
91 %
30%
18%
137%
21%
20%
12%
178
29%
32%
18%
30%
18%
1
6
18% Apr
Jan
Corp
6% Jan
20% Jan
16
1
48 % Jan
8
24
Corp
9
10
12% Nov
No par
4
15
par
Paper___2.50
Lights
4% Mar
Dec
68 % Jan
Ry__No par
Marie_L.-No par
37% Mar
Jun
Jan
&
1
1
2
12% Jan
17
S
Ontario
Maid
37% Jan
52% May 25
45% July 29
34
&
Power
30%
17%
135 i
20%
20%
12%
175%
29%
32%
18%
1.50
Mining & Mfg_________No
9
Mar 10
Reg
Co
Louis
Paul & S
Minnesota
30% Mar
30
of Amer
Corp
Moline
23% Jan
Mar 10
12% Mar
Chem
Minneapolis
4
Jan
8
4% Sep
145
8
Mar 17
20
41% Mar 16
23
41% Jan
19
23
49% Apr
29% May
20
19% Nov
123% Feb
July 21
29% July 29
100
10
24% Jan
8
15% Oct
18% Feb
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1st
Midwest
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53
91
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1
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.
-
80
89%
77%
77
v
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_
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-
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91
Enterprises Inc_^
Copper
South
111% Jan
150
60%
17%
64%
27%
*75
*89
100
Midland-Ross
4
93
series
Midland
17
33 Va Jan
100
.
preferred
Middle
3
5
100
preferred series
Miami
22
30% Mar 14
24 % Mar 20
Feb
Jan
pfd_.100
series.^
4.45%
26% Mar 11
58
8
50% Mar
92
a
33% Dec
52
40% Jun
39% Jan
16
No par
3.80%
16
9
Feb
Dec
68
23
Mar
75% Feb
75% Jan
preferred
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Sales for
PRICES
Thursday
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
76% 77/4
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80
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Mar. 15
32%
32%
,
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Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
13
86
Jan
Machine
70% Jan
32
v.
75%
No par
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
23
32
:
common_^__16%c
preferred
$3.50
:
Par
■„
Monday
Mar. 14
(
Inc______3%
Co
Inc
Co
&
74 % Jan
28
Stores
7
25% Mar 16
33
Merck
1
83% Jan
Mar 31
87
78% Jan
8
25% Mar
37
88
8
16% Feb
15
12
Jan
80% Mar
60% Feb
27% Jun
75% Nov 30
26
58% Mar
1
74% Nov
Jan
70
Nov
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Mercantile
21
73
44 V« Jan
Dec
34% Jan
31% Mar 18
2
29Jan
53% Jan
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Year 1959
LOW AND
|
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Monday, March 21, 1960
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
The
(1234)
.
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52%
2,200
1,800
-
1,400
52%
■
3,500
25%
2.600
56-A
3,300
33%
117,900
12%
25%
2.200
N
49% Jan
142
Dec
19
Jan
164% Apr
22
9
Mar 18
52
56
12
151
143 Va Jan
3
7%
Mar 18
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____.
Airlines
Biscuit
National
Can
6
National
Cash
*49%
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13%
5
__
-26 %
Corp__
Co
common___.^10
Sep
10
14% Jan
9% Jan
29
11% Mar
Sep
25
80
Jan
55% Feb
17
67
26% Jun
12
32 % Jan
Jan
4
29 Va Jan
12
National
City
46% Feb
3
54% Jun
44% Jan
20
50% Feb
29
National
8
29% Mar
8
35 % Jan
11
Natl Distillers
95% Mar
8
55 Va
28 %Jun
90
Sep
21
109
23
Jun
24
Nov
Apr
71
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4
Jan
%%
Apr
Lines
17
24 % Jan
National
Fuel
59
National
Gypsum
Jan
Gas
Co_—
14 Va
26%
27%
27
52 Va
54%
14
26%
58%.
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10%
10 Va
.
10'A
27%
27%
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51 Va Feb
27
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1
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27
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13
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13
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,
31
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,
Mar
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24
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33
Mar
8
34
Feb
125 % Mar
19
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preferred
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7%
149% Mar 18
5
Aug 18
6%
9
Lead
No par
Co
22
28% Jan
3
44
37% Dec
3
38% Dec
preferred B.____;__^_
98 Va Aug
National
20 % Jan
Linen
29
Jan
National-Standard
Malleable
&
6
75 Va Mar 10
98 va Jan
40 % Mar 13
23 Va Mar 10
28 Va Jan
22
17 Va Mar 10
20% Jan
National
Tea
9% Jun
10
14% Nov
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National
Theatres
13 "2 Jan
7
7
24
Dec
8 Va Mar 14
4
19 Va Feb
15
5% Nov
-
24
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22
15% Dec 22
14
15
13
12
Jan
9
27% Nov
12
36% Jan
2
71 *A Dec
28
19% Jan
2
74 V2 Dec
13
National
Vulcanized
7% Jan
Natomas
Feb
-
4
25
Jan
7
14% Mar
37% Apr
43% Feb
82 % Mar
76%
-
Neisner
4
8
34 va Jan
9
40
Jan
21
77
19% Jan
4
21
Feb
4
126
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29
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7
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6
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34 % Jan
6
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York
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39
22
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36% May 22
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Volume
191
Number 5935
...
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK
Highest
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Mar. 14
Par
Mar. 15
AND
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Sales for
Thursday
Mar. 1(,
Mar
Friday
n
Mar. 18
the Week
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22
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30
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12
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4
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13
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18
Feb
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4
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5
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7
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17
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15
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23
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10
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9
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14 Va
4%
4%
*4 Va
26%
44%
49
*20%
95
*93%
26%
26%
103
*20%
94
82%
82%
88%
90%
14%
59%
13%
14
42%
*41%
41%
41%
100
170
25,800
690
59%
59%
59%
*55%
56%
*55%
56 Va
160
37%
37%
363/4
37%
15,800
47%
48'
48
48
5,900
55%
55%
36%
38
48%
47%
47%
95
93%
93%
*93%
*93%
14%
4%
14%
14 %4
94%
20
14%
14%
14%
4Va
14%
4%
3,300
4%
4%
4%
4%
4,600
95
,1,900
'
28 Va
29%
28%
29
98%
98%
♦98%
103
*98%
103
45
44
Va
45 '/a
40
44%
45
44%
45
49%
49%
49%
24,000
48%
49'/4
48%
49 VB
27%
49%
94
*98
58%
103
21
14
5,300
34
57%
44%
491/4
14%
42
♦33
36%
*98%
45%
91
13%
*41%
27
26%
333/4
28%
29'A
21
20%
20%
92%
92%
94
94
94
94
31
81
82
82
80%
81%
21
21
21
94
21
900
300
81%
160
90
330
*87%
89%
89
89 Va
98%
98%
98%
97%
97%
97%
97%
*97%
98%
90
4,700
94
I
*80%
88%
*89
59,600
89
50
35
36
36
37
37
37%
37%
37%
34%
35%
37%
34%
37%
35%
35
35 Va
9,400
33%
351/8
34Va
34%
84,500
70
*69%
71%
*69%
71 %
Va
71%
63%
63%
x62%
*69%
63%
63Va
63%
62%
631/4
62%
63
*79%
80%
*80
80%
80%
80 %
81
5,200
81
81
76
80%
150
*75%
♦69
71%
80
_100
*75%
76
75%
75%
5
76%
76
41%
76
42%
41%
42%
42
42%
42
_i
42%
14%
42 Va
14%
14%
42%
15%
15%
15%
29,800
No par
15%
16%
36
15%
37%
15%
35%
37
14,000
37
No par
37%
37
♦92
93
♦92
1
56
—
-
Corp
94
*92
58%
58%
36%
93
36
*92
*75%
37%
80
6,300
93
92
92
100
59%
58%
59'/a
57%4
58%
58%
59
13,200
33%
33%
33%
333/4
10,700
22%
22%
22%
23
85%
851/2
*85%
87
91
*88
91
17Va
17
18
128 Va
*127
2
33%
34%
33%
34%
33%
33%
10
22%
22%
22%
23
22%
23 Va
preferred
No par
*85%
86%
*85 Va
86 Va
*85%
85%
(conv)
No par
♦88%
92
*88%
92
*89
91
1
17%
17%
17%
17%
*17Va
17%
126%
126%
126 Va
128%
*127
27 Va
27 %
27 Va
28%
28
28%
28
28
27%
28
66%
67%
66Va
67%
17%
68
69%
68%
70%
68%
69%
13,700
17%
18%
6,300
Chem
Co
common
Wayne &
Chic
♦89
17
"
5,000
50
5,200
Ry—
100
1.25
10
.
lo
16%
16%
16%
17%
130
128'/a
127%
430
4,200
18%
17%
18 V4
69
*67
69
*67
69
68
68
*67
69
73
*72
73
*72%
73
73
73
*73
74
_100
100
14%
*14
14%
14 Va
14%
14%
14
14
1,600
•120
Co
(The)
100
1
common
1,
120
62
120
62%
75
101 %
101 Va
2.50
43%
44%
*120
<
61 %
101
44%
125
Inc
(H
*120
62Va
101
44 Va
44%
5
171/3
.173/4
i9p/4
196y2
193
10
sink
14%
62'A
101%
;_i
Corp
Co
141/4
22%
22%
23
23
175/a
18
198%
125
62%
101
44%
17%
18%
191%
195%
23%
24
•120
62
100
43%
18
190%
23%
125
44%
125
10
62
62
11,300
101
62%
101
101
670
43%
18
193
10
18
192%
23%
24
43%
18 %
196%
24
2,400
5,100
34,500
1,000
K)—-
fund
preference
100
92%
93
93
93
92%
92%
*90%
91%
—10
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
273/4
27%
273/4
_2
9,400
94%
95
945/,
95%
95%
96%
96
97'/4
98
991/4
9,000
53%
54
53%
53%
53%
53%
53'/4
533/4
53%
1.800
36%
37
36%
37Va
36%
37
36%
37
363/8
36%
15,600
27V8
27%
27%
27%
82%
27%
27%
27 Va
27%
271/4
27%
5,300
Electric
&
Power
Co_
Gamble
of
90%
92%
53%
940
'
*81
83%
82 Va
*81
83
81%
81%
83Va
83%
83%
*83%
84%
*831/4
84
•83%
84%
100
*86
86Va
86%
87
♦85
90
*83%
89
*83%
89
140
102
102
102
IOOV2
101%
43%
433/4
693/4
70%
*70
70%
10
4
26%
91%
*83
21% Feb
25
33
26
5,700
100
7
Feb
33
26%
92%
1,800
10,500
—100
20% Jan
9 Va Mar
27'/4
33
26%
*33%
Colorado
10
Public Serv Elec & Gas com—No
par
$1.40 div preference com__No par
4.08% preferred
100
8
81
27%
115
4.30% preferred
70% Feb
29% Feb
27
114
4.18% preferred
5
1
26%
14%
*98%
Inc__
Public Service Co
Mar 15
17
18
IJ.43/4
83% Mar 15
14
Feb
114%
115
87
x
Jan
20 Va Feb
30%
*67
Procter
6
65 V4 Jan
106
47
293/4
*72
5%%
2
41% Feb
.
47
303/4
100
Potomac
4
82% Feb
46
30%
41
49
23
46
31
13%
48
*22 %
45
30
114
_5
Poor & Co
24
19
7
30% Aug 31
72% Aug 27
10
54% Feb
89%
22%
45
30%
100
Polaroid
99V4 Mar 18
52
90
35%
100
Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
4
30
91%
*22%
600
12,400
114%
57%
100
Plough
11
Feb
26
100
$3.50 convertible preferred
5
29 Va
*32%
45%
15
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
6
96
33
92%
15%
23
preferred class A—
5%% 1st series prior pfd
5
90% Nov
26%
1
5%
198% Mar 15
1
27%
15Va
*22
50
—100
Pittston
17V4 Mar 11
29%
114
15Va
23
40%
.
_25
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
22
44
30
26%
*89
_5
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co__;
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
15
56% Jan
45
114%
26
100
common
preferred
Ft
*22%
3
7,800
70
4
10
23
&
23
91%
3
4
163'/4 Feb
*32%
50c
81% Jan
28% May 14
26%
100
124V4 Jan
8
44%
29%
100
7
431/4 Mar
*22%
114%
,
Mar 17
78% Oct
Sep
15%
,
Mar
60
35% Dec
Jun
14%
7% guaranteed preferred
Pitts Metallurgical Inc
12
75'/2 Jan
9
26% Dec
83
2%
No par
5
6
80
*52%
2%
com
Jan
100
83% Mar
53%
2%
No par
120
18
43% Apr
*52'%
12.50
4
18
68% Jan
53%
2%
(conv)..
Mar
31
17
53%
2%
15
5
—
convertible
Porter
88
53%
*2%
2%
15%
100
116
17
25% May 18
73% Feb
9
26%
X52%
100
6
Dec
22
53%
2%
15
No par
Jan
Dec
31% Apr
53%
__5
l
18
81
188 % Dec
26%
No par
8
56% Dec
17
26%
25
Mar
125
28
26%
:
Aircraft
$4.80
8
27 '/a Mar
26%
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
19
96 % Jnn
Sep 22
129
38% Jan
21% Nov
22
7
9
July 23
26
2.50
common
preferred
Piper
Pitts
125% Dec
26
38%
263/4
3
series preferred
8
15
38%
1
Phillips Petroleum
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
Pillsbury Co common
16% Mar 17
59,300
45%
—
Co
18 3/8
44
37%
„_33%c
Philip Morris Inc
Mar 17
45% July
26% Dec
19,700
18%
43%
45%
common—
53% Dec
5
800
2%
15%
84
3,800
59,300
45%
preferred series A
95 % May
83
263/4
53 Va
84
140
5%
343/4
37%
.
preferred.
8
21% Jan
263/4.
85%
5%
34
36%
Reading Corp
a
J6
31,300
5%
343/4
45%
Ry Co
preference
Corp
3%%
9
64% Mar
&
Philco
6
05'/a Mur 10
36% Dec
conv
Phila
36% Mar 10
70
9
Sep
38%
5%
33%
38%
^
22
Jun
2,400
38%
*84
—100
23
32
45%
5%
34%
45%
preferred.
Jnn
20% Jun
83
45
5%
33%
37%
preferred—
74 % Dec
90
83
45%
5%
33%
45%
preferred—
Feb
Jan
84%
451/4
37%
5%
—l
4.30%
Jan
34
*83%
3.80%
99
26% Feb
Aug 27
84%
4.40%
49
Mar
*83%
Corp
Electric
$1
17
12
30
1
19%
43%
1
Feb
33% Mar 11
73
49%
18%
43%
82% Mar 14
6
93
19%
43%
92
13
84 % Jan
18
21% Feb
133
17%
Corp
preferred
6
77% Dec
41
2nd
57% Jan
20 Vu Jan
133
7,900
43 Va
Corp of America—
8
Jan
132
16,500
17%
Brewing Co
48 % Mar
H
132
300
43%
(Chas) & Co Inc com—33%c
4%
133%
No par
common
43 % Mar
66% May 12
30% May
fl
Apr
Mar
9,900
43 Va
No par
preferred
Pfeiffer
56%
43%
common....
Eastern
Co
11
300
56
43
_
Pepsi-Cola Co__
60
21
Dec
Corp_
Corp_
Light com
&
23
92% Jan
553/4
1%
Line-
—10
&
18%
17%
Sand
Power
Milk
18%
33
100
Pet
*132
1,200
19
*18%
55%
63%
1A
4,000
13
5%
3.50
Mul
Mar 14
1%
13%
16%
*12%
17%
prior preferred
74
63
20%
13%
163/4
13
33%
100
Chemicals
5% Jan
75
Co
40
9
163%
13
5%
Pennsylvania RR__
Peoples Drug Stores Inc_
Peoples Gas Light & Coke___
5
45
13%
16%
17
4%% preferred.
;
4.40% series preferred—,
24
133%
13%
16%
33%
Ford
16% Jan
87% Dec
Pipe
Penney (J C) Co
Pennsalt
132
1&
14
13 %
16%
1
Transportation —No par
& Enterprises-.
_1
8
85
50c
Airways Inc_
& Co__
54% Feb
Mar
—1
133 Va
1%
13%
No par
East
Coal
9
23
Corp
1A
133%
100
—
Electronics
World
conv
2
1%
Mines
4»/8 Mar
Oct
—
Consolidated
Amer
Peabody
3
8
140
63%
Parmalee
4
8
3,300
90
27%
Parker Rust Proof Co_
29
7
30%
90
109%
47
11
Mar
1,500
30
89
27%
Common
Mar 16
Feb
109%
293/4
88
47%
8
91
1091%
29%
88%
633/4
30% Jan
18
109V4
291/4
29
*87%
27
Pacific
4
94% Mar
87
47
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
4
29 «/4
47%
6%
4
50% Jan
29
87
110
27Va
Pan
Feb
29%
88%
109%
47 Va
14% Mar
20
„5
110
27
Aug
57
28%
*87
109%
63%
24
9
_15
-
109 %
47%
22
46% Jun
109%
450
27Va
65% Mar 20
8
98%
47
Penick
89
4
98
26%
4
25% Jan
Mar .10
98 %
27%
6
b
70% Mar
6,900
97%
—
11
a
43% May
99%
98%
23,200
47%
04 '/a
100
9,300
96%
18%
46%
6% Feb
22
88%
98
86%
26%
19% Jun
22
86%
98%
6.25
Electric—
—
18
Sep 22
200
38
86
*15 Va
64
27
94 %
86%
98
88%
63%
Dec
54 % Dec
15%
15%
86 Va
63%
3% Oct
30 % Sep
*15%
♦15 Va
87%
63%
&
31% Jan
Apr
25
15%
15%
86%
63%
Gas
131% Jan
May
99% Feb
18%
15%
*15%
—25
Pacific
8
30% Feb
Apr
18%
15%
1
.1
55%
Packard-Bell
23
4
18
,; 6
33
18%
55%
4
17% Jan
16
Jun
18%
32%
18%
:
25
24% Feb
20
18%
19
56
4
3
12
44 y4 Mar
12
16,600
10,300
19
18%
55%
Jan
60% Feb
12
21% Jan
b
1
8
Mar 10
8
98% Apr
20
2
14% Feb
11
39%
55%
22
Nov
39
33
55%
Finance-Corp
Mur 20
21% Sep
33
lo
Pacific
Parke Davis
45 %
32%
♦19
4
14
39
32%
21
4
.5(1
163/8
32
*19%
2
%
32,100
16%
33%
21
28% Jan
3 V.. Jun
47%
16%
32%
*19%
46% Jan
65
16%
38%
32%
25
46% Mar
18% Dec
16%
39%
5% preferred
36% Mar 15
12
16V4
39
*13
24
20
16%
39%
13
49 % July 30
Oel,
16%
39 Va
Aggregates
31 % July 24
12% Fen
46%
7,000
16%
common
9
8
200
26%
16%
&
23
Mar
47%
263/4
39%
—No par
4% preferred
Paramount Pictures
25
47
47%
27
13%
4
48% Jan
26%
13
11,
85% Mar
Mar 18
16%
87%
13%
23% Jan
8
94
*16%
*86
16%
Panhandle
43
83
16%
87%
16%
Pacific
3
46%
*161/4
*86
39%
Pacific
17
3,200
16%
26%
13
5
22
Sep
26%
13%
18
Sep
30
293/8
28%
18,400
16%
28
20% Nov
29%
33%
87%
♦86
90
89%
323/4
16%
1% Feb
Feb
33%
13%
51% Jan
145
*88
29Va
*12%
32% Jan
23
893/4
32%
_l
8
1301/4 Feb
800
Inc_5
26% Mar 10
24
46 Va
preferred
1 i3o Mar 10
126
45%
16%
110
803/4
94
Lighting Corp__—
No par
Telep & Teleg com—.14 2/7
Rights
Mar 10
65
20
45%
Amer Fisheries Inc
60% Jan
29% Out
45
100
Coast Co
12
87%
5
com_
Cement
17
56 % Jan
Co
Pacific
54% Feb
16
Glass
Pacific
60% Feb
*16%
*86
2 6 Va
ni
Pacific
J
16%
26 Va
(The)
6
20
23
Corp
13
66% Apr
291/4
87
5,500
91%
94%
*79%
933/4
*83
33%
26%
Corning Fiberglas Corp
11
67% Apr
32%
29 Va
29%
16%
26
—No par
14% Jan
5
33
29 Va
61%
♦89%
i
18% Jan
9
32%
61
91
81
*92 %
89%
33%
603/4
*79%
92%
29%
*86
—30c
14% Feb
20
♦88
60%
♦89
.-3.125
7
18% Mar 18
92%
29%
*16
Corp
16 % Mar 10
Nov
2sv>« tocp
Chemical
11% Jan
5
89%
7.50
Oxford Paper Co common
$5
*88
__20
4% preferred
20
89%
—100
Gas
—
Owens-Illinois
Mar 18
58% Jun
45% Nov
:
.
61
32%
5
Corp
Owens
0
110% Dec
common^.
:
Natural
Elevator
Overland
4
27
Co
Outboard Marine Corp—
Outlet
Co
23
97% Jan
—No par
Elec
Mathieson
Oliver
5
79 % Feb
Jan
*88
4.24% preferred
10
9
18'/2 Mar 15
4
100
Oklahoma
4
30% Mar
28
92%
4% preferred
18
36% Mar
99% Feb
92%
&
30% Jun
24
92%
Co
9
Dec
*91
Gas
25
85
loo
Okla
5
7
31
88% Apr
887/a
4.56% preferred
4.44% preferred
79
39% Jan
Sep
13
88%
79
Oil
41% Feb
14% Jan
26% Nov
61
89%
80
Ohio
16% Jan
Jan
61
89%
79%
4
25% Dec
25
60%
89%
78%
4
31% Jan
61%
78%
10
7
61
*88%
100
Feb
6
Feb
12
100
preferred
89
Jan
43
common
preferred
3.90%
6
28 Va Mar
58% July 28
Co
4.40%
2
16
21
Ohio Edison
18
104
44
Feb
Mar
25
5.05% preferred
Mar
11% Feb
4
43
43%
43
69%
69%
70
70
25
102
'43%
70
1011/4
1011/4
290
433/8
433/4
6,000
120
*21
21%
*21
21%
*20%
21%
*20%
21 »/4
*21 VB
21%
*20%
21%
*20%
21
*
21 Va
21%
*21 Va
21%
211/4
100
107 Va
107%
*107%
107%
107 Va
107'%
1081/4
211/4
IO9V2
840
common—5
103/8
10%
14,200
10%
10%
No par
81
81
Pullman
.
102
20
_25
T
preferred—
Puget Sound Power & Light Co—10
23
39% Jan
43
69%
$4.75 preferred
5
75% Feb
4
42%
100
Co
4.80% preferred
Publicker Industries Inc
7
19
*101%
Indiana—No par
Serv
4.16%
11
Jan
100
of
Public
2
82V2 Jan
32
*81
3%% preferred
4.32% preferred
1
2IV4 Mar 11
110
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10%
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10%
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81%
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31
9,500
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72
71%
71%
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72
71%
71%
70%
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Inc
31Va
31%
31%
31 y8
31%
32'/a
31%
321/4
31%
32
Pure Oil
24,600
Q
44% Dec
124 Va Sep
24
For
Feb
29
22
25
footnotes,
64 Va Jan
140
Mar
27% Oct
see
16
6
27
page 26.
42
Jan
26
125% Jan
11
26
Mar
8
47% Mar 15
Feb
15
27% Jan
4
129
Quaker Oats Co
common
6% preferred
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp
5
45%
46
100
128%
129
10
26 %
26%
46
471/4
46%
47
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129
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Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
The
24
NEW YORK
AND HIGH
Wednesday
LOW
Previous
Range for
Monday
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.
43 % Feb
9
Dec
28
5
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23 V8 Jan
9
6
73
19% Feb
4
67% Jan
4
72
Mar
3
19% Mar
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: 53%
8
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18% Jan
,
28 % Jan
1
41% Sep
28
,
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22
2
12% Feb
36
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20% Apr
27
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Jon
17Va Sep
22
7'/a Nov
25
11
55
12 % Nov
2
19% Mar 17
68% Jun
4
27% Feb
1
11
57
Mar 14
23% Jan
18
11% July
7% Feb
25
8% Jan
15,
14% July
12% Jan
20
13% Mar
2
8
78% Jan
4
;
28% Jan
,
19% Mar 14
Republic
Pictures common
preferred
8
81% Sep
38% Jan
5
54 % July
45% Feb
17
50 % Jan
22
03% July 27
46% Feb
17
Feb
26
Revlon
28
54
40% Jan
50%
July 7
71% Dec 23
15
38% Mar
48 % May
42% Jan
4
45
127% Mar
9
149
7
30% Jan
67% Nov
10
Dec
28
42
3
Mar
116
47% Jun
163
8
17% Sep
21
1% Sep
22
Oct
22
70
Dec
30
4
71% Jan
4
Reynolds
21
76 % Jan
5
30% Dec
85 % Feb
62
Dec
22
50
39% Jan
23
50% Dec
18
43% Feb
23% Jim
17
Jail
92
5
Oct
30
Nov
17
34
16% Jan
2
22
Aug
50
Jan
4
Rochester Gas
26% Jan
4
Rochester
38% Jan
6
Rockwell-Standard
Jan
7
Rohm
84 % Jan
8
17% Jan
Oct
Jun
24
1
;• i
37% Sep
22
.
Mar
9
„
Rohr Aircraft Corp—*
Ronson
8
Roper
9
Mar
7
21% Jan
4
39 % Mar 11
2
16% Feb
17
21% Mar
2
Jun
22
12 % Jan
26
13% Jan
4
17
20
6
Ruppert
4
Ryan Aeronautical
25
42% Jan
19
36 Va Jan
25
39% Feb
15
90% Aug 17
80'A Jan
18
84% Mar
15
Apr
250
14
I
36% July 24
27% Feb
5
32
38
Apr
29% Feb
18
33
Jan
17
Sep 21
27
July
1
8
18
79% Apr
56% Dec
3
14
97
34% Dec
29% May
8% Dec
31
24
Jun
69
42% Jan
22% Jan
8
79% Feb
19
55 '/2 Jail
89% Feb
19
12
Feb
24
Mar 14
7
12'/a Oct
5
61'/2 Apr
28
3
18% Jul.v 15
34% Nov
18
37% Feb
37% Jan
9
82
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10
52
Dec
Feb
10
17
79% Feb
3
50% Feb
4
13% Mar 14
7
Fell
9
17% Nov
16% Feb
68% Feb
7
39% Fell
11
12
45
11
5
71% Feb
17
79% Jun
73
Feb
29
76
Feb
16
81
Jan
4
86
80
' Dec
23
96
22
Sep
21
30% Mar 18
67
Dec
31
Mar 17
66% Jan
10% Mar 11
40% May 25
3
20% Jan
23
8% Jan
8
Mar
6
70% Feb
26
32% Feb
78
13
6% Nov
14
19
2
26% July 16
14 % Mar
Oct
I
45% Mar 18
34% Mar 10
41
39'A Jan
5
50% Nov 23
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17
50% Jan
4
17% Mar 14
19% Jan
25
37
4
17%. Jan
9
4
6
27% Jun
26
17% Dec
16
13
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25
7
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9
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11
14 % Feb
8
16% Jan
4
Shattuck
12% Sep 21
17
11
30
Jan
4
Oil
38 V* Dec
42 % Dec
Shell
Shell
23
22% Dec
30
17 Vb Feb
23% Jan
4
Transp & Tr—
York shares ordinary.—_
18% Jun
17% Nov 10
22% Aug
12
16
28
17
24% OcL
9
16% Jun
23 Va Sep
22
14
59
45% Jan
2
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7
31 % May 22
60% Nov
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9
22% Feb
16
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4
45
27
Mar.10
94% Jan
4
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29
7
22% Jan
29% July
61% Jun
18
7% Jan 12
Mar 18
9
Apr
20
34
Jan
12
39
44% Dec
15
52'/s Feb
25
45% Jan
28
48% Jan
20
12
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Dec
4
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15
18
19
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56'/8 Feb
Feb
24
41 % Sep
3
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30% Nov
13
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Nov
-
30
9% Mar
31
6% Feb
5
83% Jan
32% Sep
76
Oct
24
47'A Dec
16
29% Mar
771/2 Feb
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30
page
85
4
13
see
4
4
97% Feb
For footnotes,
Jan
8
22
37% Dec
85
Feb
Dec
84% May
4
11
16% Jan
22'A Mar
2
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9% Jan
26 % Jan
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10
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46
46
17%
23% Feb
8% May 18
47
20%
5
24% May 29
46 y2
17%
7
52 'A Jan
48
17%
26
24
67
20%
18% Feb
28
12%
x64 Vb
66 Via
18
14% Jan
16
6,800
171/2
f19l/2
-
r
10
Smith-Corona Marchant Inc
5
Smith-Douglass Co Inc..——.5
30
8%
20%
Smith
55
8 Va
17%
Skelly
55% Jan
8,900
8Vb
12%
13 %
"12%.
10
21 y8
8
8%
8
8
13'A
100
20%
..
L7%
4
8
21
19%
4
38% Mar
20 3 4
20%
19%;
11
44 y2 Mar
57
17%
17%
Jan
40
32
25
*55%
I7y8
.17%
1,
.53% Jan
Mar 14
.2
14
July 23
64
Oct
14
54% Jan
26% Jan
"
*24%
57
50c
Corp—
of -America.
Corp
Siegler Corp
Signode , Steel
Mar 16
37%
Mfg
Sheraton
Sinclair
5% Dec
38% Nov
4
5
74% Apr
17
22
20% Jan
56% Jan
67% Apr
48% Nov ;24
44'A Jan
13
17
Co——
New
Sheller
9
78
104'/2 July 27
6
21% Jan
17
Feb
(Frank G)——
24%
*55%
*
9
>/2 Mar
J_No par
No par
—1
Corp.
Steel
Sharon
46% Mar : 7
59y2 July 27
Jan
12
48% Mar
23
18% Jan
68
43
9
29 % Feb
45% Mar 25
Jan
31 Va Mar
Oil & Gas—i———1
Shamrock
20
56%
13%
"93
11%
33%
33%
15%
!♦>% Jun
24%
57
66
17%
49
25
20
44%
48
2.50
6,200
"24
"55%
24%
134%
47%
Inc
Industries
2,900
50%
_1
,_No par
,...
preferred
3,400
19 Va
53%
54%
"55
41%
17%
46'/2 Jan
38
53%
1,000
10%
19
54%
.
47%
1
Co
8
33 % Mar 16
53%
9%
19%
54%
19
19
18%
10%
9
8 Va
8%
8
„
18%
"33%. 34%
x20% "21%
—i—.—.5
18% Jan
32% May
20,600
" 87%
25%
25%
*69
71
6'/8
6%
Falls Corp—__.5
Co
3
Inc common
$5.25
Shahmoon
5
Co
Rubber
Seiberling
4
% Dec
27
Roebuck
Sears
20
11 Vb Jan
25 Va
7
Co—_20 "
__1
——:
Sealright-Oswego
9% Jun
91
Corp
Seagrave
15
Jan
17% Jun
6
81% Nov
13
Sep 21
6
35'A Oct
41%,
*88%
;.
22% Jan
20% Nov
13% Jan
24 Va
11%
17%
"69y2
,
No par
Paper Co common..
Seaboard Finance
4
15
:
preferred
Seaboard Air Line RR
31% Nov
29% Apr
No par
.—100
—
36% Mar '2
8
No par
No par
LNo par "
Scovill Mtg Co common
——25
3.65% -preferred
_100
Screw & Bolt Corp of Amer_—_—1
$4
15
Jan
»
23%
r
63 %
37%
38%
82 %
82%
"220
275
28%
28%
"30'A
31
19
19y2
preferred..
:_30
——xx
—1
$3.40 preferred _i
Mar 10
30
4
24% Mar
11%
17%
convertible
Scott
5
9
13
24%
12%
38%
Regis Paper Co common
Schick, Inc
25
Apr
81
_
L San Fran Ry Co com
5%
Jail
87% Mar
8
18
73% Nov
8
Feb 17
9% Mar 10
62% Feb
4
3
25
"12%
39%
19%
"12%
38%
-
- -
pfd 4.40% series A
San Diego Gas & Electric
21
8,000
24
24
25
19%
39%
19 Vs
1st
Jan
19
4
25 y2 Mar
12
9% Jan
44y4 Mar
17
Mar 11
16
45% Aug
26
22%
10%
17
16%
19%
5
——100
Co
10
San Diego Imperial Corp
___1
Sangamo Electric
Co—_—
—10
Savage
Arms Corp,
——.5
Schenley Industries Inc com
1.40
Convertible
preference ——35c,"
Schering Corp common
_—l "
4
7
21%
19%
15%
10%
100
10
„
Preferred series A 5%
St
9
Jari
24% Jan
4
2
72 % Jun
St
18
38 V'2 Mar
88
Mar 13
12% Mar
35
8
Mar
69 % Mar
30
14
89 V2 Dec
6
15
.1.66%
100
Stores common.
preferred—
!
4.30% conv preferred
St Joseph Lead Co
St .Joseph Light & Power
Feb~26
2
21
"83
__
4%
Apr
21%
203a
21%
21%
720
___5
No par
-
Co
Safeway
2
30%.Ian
18% Nov
(Jacobi
12% Jan
20% Jan
24
2,300
33%
1
1
1——1
—1
—
8
Dec
28
Inc
8
34% Nov
331% Dec
Rubbermaid
Mar
17
7
17%
707% 713%
1
x.—1
*__20 G
1
Ruberoid Co
22
17'A
"5535- "57
86%
:
11% Mar
25
Dec
24
Jan
42
38% Mar 16
17%
34%
35%
"83
—
Corp
(Geo. D) Corp..
Royal Crown Cola Co—
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
Royal
McBee Corp
13
17
2
;100
'
A
4
21% Jan
19
common
series
• - •
5 ;
20
Corp
Co
preferred
'—10
Corp
6
157/8 Mar
3
14 % Mar
1
80
4%
Haas
&
No par
Elec Corp
&
Telephone
Jan
12
Feb 11
10
47% Mar 11
2
16% Oct
770
preferred:
convertible
5%%
46"% Jan
50% Jan
6
16
12% Dec
10% July
9
17%
82
3%
Robertshaw-Fulton
24% Jan
40
»I
17
4
May 27
A
'
8
Jan
14% Mar 25
.1
■
Feb
8
24% Mar 12
7
18
•
51
15
30
Oct
16
10% Jail
\
9
82
81
i\
5
683 % Feb
Dec 28
I,100
17%
24%
5
Jan
32% Mar
39% July 24
741
20 Va
17%
45%
24%
33%
4% Jan
Mar
:
!
54
24% Mar 16
30% July 23
.-Roan
Company
8
3% Marill
16
2
45
Ritter
47 % Feb
20%
20'A
20%
"24 "
53Va
2
14
29
"50
43% Feb
5% Mar 17
29% Jan
25
Riegel Paper Corp
59% Dec
14%
27
20%
53%
3%
48%
4
19
481 % Jan
48
Jan
31% Jan
14
27
20%
8
133
Antelope Copper Mines
Controls com_.l
42
28% Jan ,21
16
Dec
37
30
4
14%
18%
56%
44%
35
8
3,500
1,000
26%
50%
34%
Mar
34
29,000
14%
42%
__10
2.50
3
28,500
46%
20%
71%
4
21
44%
26%
14%
v
8 '
1%
70%
4
2 % Jan
81 % Feb
20%
46%
14%
59%
28% Jan
21
44
26%
22%
9
9
20%
45%
«
23%
20
8
58%
series
3.60%
Manufacturing Co
Rheem
21%
•.
21%
.
"81
21 %
Tobacco com
(R J)
Preferred
Mar 11
82
68
44%
ii-i
67
i
14
63'A
48%
132
1,900
2,200
69
66%
21
*
5
Reynolds
4
25
1% Feb
26
45% Sep
4%%
5
68% Mar
5
Jail
Jan
*68
67,100
17%
53%
25
_57
55%
44%
Metals Co com
No par
preferred series A—__—50
conv 2nd pfd
100
—.100
1—__1
Rhodesian Selection Trust—_5s
Richfield Oil -Corp.!
No par
19% Mar
17
2% Jan
4%%
*
,
34%
;
26%
8%
18
34%
r
27
24
48
50%
"41
5
44%
14
26%
17%
21%..;
62%
2.50
Co
21%'
43%;
12%
—10
Chemical
&
66%
66%
71%
34%
.34%
"20 %
JL2%
..
35
66 %
20%
7%
.
34%
.
Shares
67 Va
71%
71%
34%
66%
72
65%
71%
20%
28
*"27
"20%
17%
21%
...
1
Drug.
Mar 18
60% Jan
55% Jan
July 15
4
46% Jan
24
Nov
111
10
32% Apr
8
84% Mar 26
65
15
Oct
76
'
July 24
14
'
.a
10
Inc
Rexall
Mar 10
53
43%
.
50c
!
convertible
$1
Republic Steel Corp
:
Revere Copper & Brass
66 % Apr
•
Inc_.x_x.__
61
Mar
-•
x—50c
...
.
;
1
23%
-Reis iRobti & Co—
<
'
$1.25 div prior preference.!
10
.
..
..
8%
Reliable Stores Corp—
——10
17%
.Reliance Elec & Eng'Co—
!
5 .-.'153 %
Reliance M:g Co common
5
V
*24%
Conv preferred 3%% series
100 . - ,
57
.Republic Aviation Corp
;
1 *
19%
4
25
55% Feb
—
—
Chemicals
Reichhoid
53% Mar 15
5
60 % Mar
•
Bros
Reeves
10% Mar 18
5
23 % Jan
36% July 23
2
7
16% Jan
17
Dec
73
6
18
27% Jail
24
Jan
17
Jail
20
7
Mar
6% Feb
20
28% Jan
Mar 17
21
16
Jan
42% Jan
24
20% Mar 17
25% Nov
7
Feb
20
17
27% Jun
9
33 % Feb
26% Mar 15
'
14
33% Jan
28
5
1
Inc
Rayonier
8
66%
67%
72
.34%
66 . tJ:
21%
44%
14%
64 %
20%
Mar. 18
7 1%
66%
71 %
34%
v34%
—...
.
Friday
66%
65%
65%
71%
65%*
...:.!71%
-
•Raytheon <Co —v—A—.————5
.Reading Co common——.—i
50
i.
4%
noncum 1st pfeferred-i—.50
4% non-cum 2nd preferred!—50
;Reed Roller Bit Co.*
No par
Jan
% Mar
13 % Mar
37% Jail .26
OcL
Jan
28
41
24
Jan
4
27
Nov
17
Raybestos-ManhattaiV —.—.—No pat*
6
21
25
12
68 % Jan
Jan
29
25% Dec
39 % Jan
8
73% Apr
;
9
16% Dec
32
8
Mar
30% Feb
63
43% Sep
.1
Jan
May 22
30% July 10
9
70
-
17
41% Dec
86% Jan
•
29
Thursday
Mar. 17
R
America comr_No par.
$3.50 1st preferred;.——No par
Ranco Inc:—I
5
Radio Corp of
59% Jan
1
73% Dec
Sales for
the Week
SALE PRICES
•
jyiar. lfi
Mar. 15
Mar. 14
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Tuesday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 195!)
Lowest
•1
Monday, March 21, i960
STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCKS
67
...
(1236)
"85
15%
86%
"85
86%
15
15%
22%
23
22%
.15%
22%
"84%
84%
84%
32%
323/4
"79
30 y8
24
24%
"22
22%
8 %
24"
,
*22
7%
68%
*85
14%
24%
22 Va
400
8,400
8
68%
900
86 Va
15 '
*
15
15
i22%
22%
•22%
22%
84%
84 y4
84%
84 %
84%
32%
33%
32%
33 Va
31%
32 %
79%
79%
793A
80
80
79 %
80
30%
30%
313/5,
30 y4
30%
30%
30%
1
4,100
3,000
49,800
320
18,500
350
12,000
Volume
Number 5935
191
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1237)
25
NEW YORK STOCK: EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
«
37
Dec
18
35 % Feb
23
82 %
Feb
24
70% Jan. 12
21
23% May 11
34 % Nov
17
71'/4 Dec
13% Se|)
5
18
85
iluu
74% Mar 15
-17
Jan
30
Brands
Standard
Coil
1
4% Jan
15
Standard
23
41% Mar
8
51% Jan.
4
Standard
17
39% Mar 11
20
43
Mar
29
48
Mar
July 29
4
44% Jan
1
9
LOW
STOCK
50% Jan
Monday
Jan
89
Mar
8
26% Mar
36% Jan
i
Oil
31 % Jan
117
8
12% Jan
7
39% July 27
I)
Jan
84
Apr'
92-
7
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
72 %
73%
74%
74
74
14%
14'/8
14%
14%
14%
4%
4 %
*4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
41%
42 Va
42
42%
12
July
4 f %
19% Dec
31
9
71
76'/a Nov
2
"78
13'/a Jim
Feb
43
9
59% Jun
22
17
Dec
29
52
34 % Dec
7
Sep
*
4
;
Jan
78
Jan
23
53% Jan
Sterling
27% Mar 17
Auk
25
19 "
May
(1
16% Jan
11
18% Feb
Apr
2
52 % Feb
16
57% Jan
33 % Mar 25
27% Feb
10
65
29% Oct
Oct
28
Ocl
Dec
32% Jan
21%-M-ar-17
-
14% Mar
-
.
28
67
24% Mar, 8
\
28
20
618
14
*
Stevens
33 % Jan
/
18
I f
+
8
1» % Jan
.
*14% Mar 18
316
80%
28
-5 %
19
Apr
H
24% Dec
23
38% May 29
11% Sep
23
15% Mar 20
79% Dec
21
52% Dec
29
65%
22% Nov
29
52 % Feb
Ian
421/s'
42%
42'/4
42%
42%
40%
40%
40 %
40%
40%
41 %
30,300
45%
44%
common
10
44%
47%
44%
173 300
49
49
46%
49%
49
49%
♦88%
90
series
A——.100*
-preferred
'20
preferred.:—220
Co
No
par
&
33%
15
151/4
31%
►17%
*80
t
1-3% Mar
Mar 13
94
Feb
27
4
83
50% Mar
-1
Feb
9
24 %
33%
32 %
32%
32%
32%
15%
3,400
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
5.(300
32%
31%
33%
31%
32%
31%
31%
7,500
*17%
18%
100
7,000
18%
*17%
18%
18
18
58 %
58%
58%
58%
58%
58%
58%
77%
77
77
78%
*77
78%
*77
78%
77%
15%
*15%
15%
*15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
300
46%
47%
46%
47%
46 %
47
4'3'ra
47
46%
47 %
7,400
28%
28%
27%
28%<
25%
25%
25
25%
22%
21%
22
15%
*15 Va
15%
17%
*17%
17%
28%
28%
2.50
25%
25%
22%
22%
-
14%
14%
^20 :
*17%
'
28%
28%
25
25%
*22%
•15
18
*22
22%
15%
15%
*17%
*17%
18
211
21 % Jan
20
38% Jan
15
30% Jan
4
33% Feb
25
l()(i% Feb
20
85 % Mar 11
93% Jan
15
5% Dec
4
Nov
25
Jul!
23
1348
Jail
3
29% .bin
23
26% Feb
29
31
Feb
5
47% Aug
21
45% Jan
13
51% Feb
25
10% Nov
20
II
11% Jan
14
13 % Jan
26
14% Mar
9
17%
600
1,300
55%
56%
56
56 %
2,000
27%
27 %
28
27%
27%
27%
28 Va
28
23
1.400
When
•
Corp.——i_l
issued
15
^_l
L.
preferred
conv
TOO
15%
11%
15%
11%
348
-
___„i„l
Corp
11%
348
16
15%
15%
11%
355
15
11%
11%
350
342-
22
——_
Oil
Co
__h
-14%
No par
;
4
335
88,100
11 Va
124,900
338
4.9)0
*83
57%
57
57%
57
57%
57'%
57%
58
58
22%
22"
22%
22%
22%
22 Va
23
23%
23%
3,500
14 %
14 %
xl4 %
15
14%
15%
14%
15
7,500
84%
x82
84%
*83
82
*82
83
*82
1,900
83
10
51%
52
51%
52%
52%
52%
52 Va
52%
51 '/a
52%
5.000
21%
22'
22'/a
21%
22
21%
22
21%
22
21%
22 %
35,800
22%
2,800
32%
92%
86%
86%
86%
6%
6%
6%
series
Wayne
15%
10%
316
No par
A.
25
1110
22%
21%
21%
1120
1108
22%
*22 %
22%
32%
32'/a
32%
31'%
*32
32%
86%
-
21%
32%
*32
87%
87%
87
87%
87
87%
1,300
6%
6%
6%
6%
5,100
1120
6%
1125
1100
1115
22%
6%
6%
1115
1130
400
1132
*26%
28%
*26%
*26%
28%
*26%
28 Va
*26%
46%
47%
46 %
47
46%
47%
46
47 %
46%
1
12%
13%
12%
13
12%
13'/a
12%
12%
12%
12%
„9
49%
49%
49
49%
48%
49
49
49 Va
49 Va
49
350
47
—
Symington
14%'
11%
350
common..1
Superior Oil' of California
.25
Swc-ts. C^ of America..—!_4.16% '"
Swift
&
Co..
;
;
.^25
r
15%
J1 Vb
350
14%
57%".
1
Corp
Corp. common—1_1
Chemical
5%% 2nd pfd.sei'iessof '55—^30
Sunshine Biscuit's Ihc_.
=—12.50
"Sunshine Mining Co. J..—
10c
5
Jan
Mar
17
27%
•
7% Mar 11
Apr
1091
15%
Broadcasting Co—i——__j:_l
4'%%- preferred
35
2165
300
15%
56
Sunmy-Mid-Cont Oil Co
..
25
1275
3,800
22
56
22% Mar
16
'
12,100
,25%..
56 %
i
$4.50 series* A preferred^.
7
5% Feb
28
25%
*21%
56
Sun
16
"0
27%
■
60
55%
Slin
Jan
Dec
8% Mar
94
331/8
1
55%
Mir
20'/4 Sep
Apr
'80
16,500
__I
Sundstrand
i
"30% Dec
24%
28%
15%
__L5
Webster—
Sunbeam
25
21
88
94
5,900
90
28
—.15
Inc
prior preference!.:
$5
55% Jan
8
49%
*88%
,_1-
,—j
Co..
Sti-debalcer-Packard
■
10% Jan
21% Mar
80
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8
49'/8
91
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26% J a it
21% Mar 11
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49%
28%
58
58
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94
28%
63,200
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32%
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100
94
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32%
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32%
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1,100
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44%
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17% Jan
529
Mar 18
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10,400
40%
Slokley-Van Camp Inc common.i.1
.
24 % Jan
10% Mar 18
-
Stix
13.500
44%
Stewart-Warner- Corp
•
25% Jail
■
14%
39%
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Drug
14%
44»4
preferred
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:
22
9
3%%
Sterchi; Bros
141/4
40 %'
(The)
16% Jail
190
14
39%
Chemical
15% Mar 14
74%
44%
convertible
Stauffer
37%
74
25
Packaging Corp
Starrett. Co
29
37%
74%
L7
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Stanley Warner Corp.—
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37%
♦74
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Sep
77
f
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■\20
54 % Mar
27% Mai
33
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24 % Jan.
5
9% J
Mar
23
15% Jan
325
18
18 % Jun
o
4
17% Jan
a
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40% Jail
37%
the Week
Mar. T8
Indiana
preferred
$1.60
42% Jan" 4
14
29
13
Mar
Dec
20 % Jan
Jan
14% Mar
2tf
31% Dec
Mar
-.
30
Apr
20% I'Vlr
102
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Mar
22
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14
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of
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&
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4
86% Jan
Gas
Mar. 15
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com
—a
Tuesday
Mar. 14
Par
Products
Standard
4
56
Inc
$3950 preferred
4
64% Jail
'
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Nov
Standard
59% Jan
20
45% Oct
50
7
4% Mar
(12 % Jail
23
39 % Nov
38 % Jan
17
YORK
EXCHANGE
52% Apr
3'/« May 29
45% Nov
12% Feb
25
NEW
Hig uest
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-28%
28 V8
18.800
3,900
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29
Dec
48
«
44% Feb
31
17
Talcott
Feb
26
8
10% Jail
15
TelAutograph
4
15
Jan
14
Temco
Feb
1
41 % Jan
4
13% Mar
21
19% Jan
2
35 % Sep
22
44 % Nov
11
34
30% .Tun
12
33% Jan
8% Nov
16
Feb
11% Jan
25
10% Sep
8
51
7
Tennessee
21
36 % Jan
29
21
38% Jan
87% Aug
3
72% Mar 10
87
Jan
4
nil
11
35% Apr
14
29% Mar 15
31% Jan
27
27
Apr
1
39% July 1ft
27% Mar
8
37
Jan
17
Nov
16
25% Mar 16
16% Mar
4
71 % Oct
27% J
61% Jan
27
193% Nov
20
154
25
39% J an
23
24
26% May
18
36% Mar
4
29% Feb
8
72
6
42% Feb
17
24
88
Jun
29% Apr
.
16
57% Jan
16
24
80
Feb
4
45% Jan
2
69% Dec
26 %
19% Mar 11
Aug
'
7
Mar
9
Jan
23
34%
31%
34%
35%
42,900
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76
75%
76 %
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29%
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30
30
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27%
28%
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172
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173 %
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11%
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55%
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27%
28%
16%
17
171%
17
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20
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3
17% Apr
15
15% Feb
Toledo
Edison
70
Jan
26
56% Mar
67% Jan
4
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34 % Sep
1
24% Mar
29% Jan
4
Transamerica
52% Feb
26
j"uiy75
42%
Jan
7
7% Dec
30
17% Jan
8
24 % Jun
32
27
18% Jan
18
29
Sep
21
42% Aug'
50 % Dec
24
56% Jan
21
12
29
37
Jan
Mar
6
Mar
3
39% Jan
17
50 % Jan
11
32% Feb
4
40 % Jan
17
4
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75% Mar
Nov
18
43% Apr
8% Nov
16
13% Mar
Sep
24
40
10% Sep
22
17% Apr
29
30
Tung-Sol
8
Jan
8
38
Feb
36% Feb
13
9% Mar
20
10
4
12% Feb
11
8
19% Jan
4
18% Jan
22
Udylite
32% Jan
25
Underwood
35% Feb
16
43 % Jan
4
148 % Jan
4
33% Feb
86% Oct
15
98%
Mai
80
Sep
77%
F< n
87
Mar
4
Ally
24
Dec
Dec
24
40% Dec
23
29 % Nov
17
7% Nov
5
72% Mar 17
3
77 % Jan
7
82
Feb
27
5 61/4
56
56%
56%
56%
18%
19
18%
18%
18%
19%
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.
15%
15%
15%
16
15%
59%
59
59%
59
39%
3,200
26%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
17,300
45%
47%
45%
46%
45%
46%
45 Vb
45%
45 '/a
46%
37,100
32
33'4
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35
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7% Jan
4
8% Jan
29
of
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preferred
32% Jan
r 6
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Tank
Car
20%.Mar
9
24% Jan
13
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8
37% Jan
4
United
Air
2c,
66
Mar 26
35 % Mar
4
41 % Jan
15
United
Aircraft
86
25
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Corp
98% Feb
26
92 % Feb
11
28% Jan
4
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24
9
28 % Jan
11
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17
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10
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:
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71
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28
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8
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29
5
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37
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100
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92
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8
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16
28%
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331/8
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16%
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4
10
35%
15%
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25
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common
4,200
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52%
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32%
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17
27%
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12
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55
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15
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55
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3
35 %
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series'—No par
series
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$3.50
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6%
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14,100
59
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4
136
6,300
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26
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5
9
1,200
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14
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1
59
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30
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20%
22%
15%
35
31
Oct
55 Va
200
10,700
57%
34%
8
24 % Feb
57
'
1,200
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351/4
8
80% Nov
56 %
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101
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56%
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6 %
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30
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27% Mar
Mar 14
80 %
25%
33% Mar
30
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4%
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10
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53
25%
19
Feb
55%
54
53% July
9%
53%
54%
35
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9
55%
55 %
25%
Union
68 % Jan
11
34%
6
;
11
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4
92 % Mar 11
11
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11
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Union Carbide Corp__!
6
11
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56
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19
76
27,700
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1
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4
10
1,800
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38% Feb
18
29 % Nov
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30 %
43%
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15%
5
32
30
44%
21%
161/a
13
126% Mar
'24%
30%
43%
80%
15%
29
2
24%
30%
44%
22%
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9% Feb
16
24%
30%
44
20%
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24% Feb
Apr
•
10%
15% Jan
July 27
24%
30%
22%
10%
4
35% Mar
24%
44%
80%
10%
13
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11%
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23
9
80%
l
14% Aug
19
22 Vi
30 %
•
54%
„_50
30% Mai
28
Jan
22
25
CO—
16% Dec
30 % Jun
22%
13%
Coach
6
12 % Mar
22 %
pfd series of 1957__^_50
conv
Oil
22%
22%
Steel—No par
City Rap Transit com
5% conv prior preferred
TXL
22Va
21
Century Fox -Film
Twin
12,600
-_L1
Twin
1
51
14% Mar
23
-\5%
20th
25% Apr
120% Feb
77
8
26
9
58
8
29
2
.9% Jun
67
Mar
Jan
73%
14
Electric
12
10% Jan
19% Nov
.74
Jan
3d% Feb
52% Mar 17
30
5
96%
73 %
13%
preferred
18
17% NOV
41
Mar
3
10
26%
73%
20%
Airlines ' Inc-j.
$2.70
97
73
22%
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'
54 % Jan
Williams
&
World
Tri-Continental. Corp
v
97
22%
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Trans
16
97%
73%
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Electronic
54 % Mar 10
96%
73
20%
•—_5
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.
4
27% Feb
•25% Mar 11
3
Jan
18
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11
19
21%
18
20%
Co—
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Transitron
19
39
8
33% Feb
14
Jan
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4
-
13% Mar 11
July 31
54% Mar
7
34% Jan
•
16
24%
18%
22%
Co
10
24%
17%
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Realty & Construction-1
21
56
6,700
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5
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:
100
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4% .preferred
4
16% Jan
Land
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Pacific
Tidewater
6
22% Jan
18% Mar
Pacific
Common
Mar 10
68% Jan
52 % Mar
16,400
75%
12
24% Jun
20
21
400
4,200
34%
4
:
8%
74%
Thatcher
27
8%
29%
73%
29%
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Jan
*
8%
34%
73%
29%
$1.25
13
8%
8%
75%
72%
,
46% Feb
79'
Feb
14
Jan
24
34%
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23
18
22
Nov
34%
8%
29%
Texas
Mar
....
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34%
Inc
Sub
61% Jan
20% Sep
34%
5
8%
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10
32% Jan
21
79
39 %
11
24
21
38%
Jan
Apr
6
38%
4
36% Sep
70 % May
38%
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26 % Jan
8
38%
11
16
Sep
37%
29
23% Feb
52
37
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14
34%
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2
14% Oct
35%
5
Mar
Jan
28
35
1,900
12
8 %
29%
Texaco
24% Jan
Dec
12
Gulf
16
11
12'%
Texas
19% Feb
May
11%
1.25
7
29% July 30
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12%
Corp
19% Jan
8
30
12
Gulf
76
23
12
Texas
108
19% Jan
11%
14
12
Dec
76
8%
12
Transmission
87 % Mar 14
18
8 %
11%
Gas
70'% Jan
124% Mar 18
30
Feb
63
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31
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8
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7
15% Feb
23 % Nov
Inc
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30%
8
7%
30%
21 Vs
28%
29%
27%
37%.
37%
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38
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22
84% Jan
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95
Mar
18
Oct
21
Nov
27
38% Apr
10
22
64
Oct
22
88%
17
63% Mar 15
76
29
Sep
23
11
31% Mar 14
38
7% Dec
9
29 % Jail
12
Jan
2
23% Nov
.
17
16
38% Dec
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23
7% Jan
12
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4
6
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31% Jan
6
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25
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25
11% Jan
8
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9
23% Mar 14
t
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-
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22
30
48% Mar
7
17% Mar 10
20% July 20
22%
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31%
32
31%
33%
33
33 Vb
33%
33%
33%
20
l
71/8
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34%
34%
35
19
19
19
No par
231/2
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Corp
j.
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Greenfield
Corp—10
30%
49%
United
4
Industrial
28
16
7"% Jan
8
18% Jan
6
United
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1 % Mar
10
9
1% Jan
11
United
Park
United
52 % Mar
4
64% Jan
4
27
32% Jan
20
&
Shoe
23.
80% Sep
10
Nov
13
35
Jan
26
26% Mar
8.
30% Jan
4
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Dec
21
60% Mar
9
74% Jan
4
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14
30% Mar
4
40 % Jan
4
85% Aug
18
83 % Jan
4
84% Jan
6%
22
120
22
165
7% Deo
28
12% Jan
28 % Oct
29
36% Mar
Apr
•
14% Apr
86 % Feb
27
Mar 30
44^ Mnc 98
99% Mar 16
152% Jan
8% Jan
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28.% Feb 25
v
31 % Feb
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15
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7
9
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2
17
12
27
149
29
10
Jan
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40
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4
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A
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prefer
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24,300
7%
7%
7%
7 Vs
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
19Va
19 Vs
19 Vs
19
19%
2,300
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
24 Vs
24
24%
21,800
311/8
30%
31%
30%
31%
30%
31
30%
22,000
49%
50
50
49%
50 %
50 Vs
*49%
50
*17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
49%
17%
17%
17%
17%
18
9%
10 1/8
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
7%
7
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30
10%
7
500
600
2,100
39,500
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
1
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1 %
1 %
1%
1%
1%
5,700
3,500
25
com
53%
53%
53%
53%
54%
53%
53'/a
53
53%
31%
32
31%
32
32 V8
32%
32 %
32 VB
31%
32 Vs
360
31
1
31%
30%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
4,700
85
84%
84%
84%
84%-
85
84%
84%
50
27%
2,200
64%
5,500
■
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1
26%
26%
26%
27%
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27%
27%
27%
27%
63%
63%
64
64%
64%
65 Vs
64%
65'/a
63
1
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100
;
common—82%c
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1
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13,300
11,500
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.
:
94
95
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150
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6%
-
96
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6%
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30%
29
11
11%
11
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41
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97%
152
6%
29
11%
41
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96
152
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7
6%
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96%
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.
6%
98%
152
6%
29%
♦29
11%'
*38%
footnotes, see page 26.
2,100
19
l
preference—*.—___50
Industries- Inc
9,300
34%
35%
'
No par
common
Mach
800
65%
19%
7%
—IOO
"
23
.
1
Foreign Securities
preferred
.
Corp
'
35
25
fe Chemical
89
:_8.50
_•
common
preferred
Hoffman
5%
Mfrs
preferred
U S Borax
6
145% Sep
Corp
Mach
29 % Sep
30% Jan
:
City Mines Co
34 % Mar
4
j,
Foundry.
Convertible pfd series A
65 % Dec
For
22%
66
5
3
9
*87
23%
65
5
2
40% Oct
89
23%
64%
(Del,)
Engineering. &
16% Mar
21% July A-i
2% Mar
16-
i
Corp
45% Jan
Sep 22
89
*23%"
63%'
23%
64%
United Gas
53% Jan
18% Mar
30% Dec
9 %
*87
23%
63%
*87
500
90
89
22%
United Fruit Co.
9
*87
87
No par
United Electric Coal Cos
9
22 % Jan
Jan*
86
(Del)—2,50
36
6% Feb
86% Sep
*87-
-
Corp.!—10
:
8
19
28
No par
No par
2
Carton
United Carbon Co—
United-Carr
Fastener
'29
27
7
America
preferred
United
1
7 % Jan
42% Jan
1 % Nov
$4.50
conv
Corp.2
32% Feb
8% Feb
16% Jan
25
of 1956)
9% May 19
59% Aug
2
7
Jan
(ser
37% Mar 16
23% July
13
48% Jan
87
26% Jan
Mar 11
29
31 % Sep
16% Jan
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29
29"
12 Vs-
11%
11%
41
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41
.
98
97%
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.
6%
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11%
*38%
,
11,600
152
6%
7,900
29%
100
12%
48.700
41
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Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
The
26
Monday, March 21, I960
RECORD
EXCHANGE STOCK
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
I Year 1959
8% Jan
2
24% Jun
18
Jan
30
40
Dec
39 % Oct
23
58% May 18
9
Jan
U
S
26
77 % Feb
8
49% Mar
7
64
69% July
142% Sep
24
154'/a Aug
10
33 % Jan
19
Oct
29
47
i
7
6
3%%
preferred series
5
U
8%
5
U
S
Shoe
26% Mar
U
S
Smelting Ref &
4
47% Jan
4
79% Mar
8
22% Dec
33 '/a Oct
6
37 % Feb
29% Sep
22
50% Mar 12
14 % Feb
26
17% Jan
34% Jan
9
143 % Mar
24 % Jan
11
Feb
8
36
14
30
2
30
15% Jan
8
20% Mar 18
7% Feb
8
12% Mar
Oct
14
83
Jan
Feb
12
il
Jan
10% Jan
69 % Mar
8
73
19
40% Mar
8
51% Jan
53% Oct
56
Mar
Apr
10
148
Jan
6
156
Mar
Aug
97% Dec
72
Feb
12
18% Sep
21
29% Dec
10
21
24% Jan
25% Oct
12
29% Feb
17
28 % Jan
5
76 % Mar 14
45
47% Feb
60% Aug 28
157
8%
7
Jan
16
70% Feb
50
July 29
41 % Feb
16
45% Jan
26
Jun
9
38% Feb
32 % Feb
2
36% Feb
18
Utah
31
40
9
44
13 Vu
9% Jan
2
22 Vn Jan
2
31 Vu Jan
5
26% Sep
—
29
Oct
22
76
307/8 Mar 15
26
34% Jan
—— —
—
?%
39% Jan
2
82'A Nov
25
33 'A Jun
9
98 % Dec
18
107
,
89
34% Jan
4
Jan
4
11'/a Mar 14
15% Jan
21 % Mar
9
15% Mar 10
19
92% Mar 16
Feb
20
90% Feb
103'A Full
II
98% Jan
4
711% Mar 11
70 % Jan
12
46% Nov 30
37
Mar
21
16
Jan
4
II
45
Jan
14
96 Vu
2
96 Vu Juu
2
9
43
52'A
52%
52%
153 %
153%
155
82%
102
4
Feb
->**»
4
Jan
800
30
157
*154
155
155
83
84
83
84%
13,300
29%
30'A
29%
30%
177,000
34%
200
44%
34%
34'A
*33
76'A
*33
33%
*
*76
76%
76%
76%
200
44%
44 7 k
21,600
34
34%
9,100
35
35
35
35 %
36
36%
36 »A
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
35%
26 'A
27%
26%
27'A
27
27 VB
27%
27%
27%
27%
12%
13
12%
13
5
1,500
9,500
18,000
12%
12%
12%
13%
13'/B
13%
29
2 9'A
2 9'A
30%
30
30'A
30'A
30'A
30%
30%
33%
33%
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33%
34
34%
34%
34%
34
34%
1,100
10
46%
45%
46%
45 '/a
47 '/B
45'/«
46
45%
46%
45%
24,700
45'A
45%
47%
44%
46'A
44 %
46 '4
20,200
5
_
:.
44%
42%
2.50
42%
common-
preferred
22
21%
21'A
21%
21%
80%
81'A
81 'A
82'A
82'A
38%
:39 'A
39%
*101'A
81'A
81%
500
39%
39 Vs
39%
20,100
101 Vu
101%
440
101%
82%
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84%
11%
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82%
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85%
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84
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84
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16
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16'A
<92'A
100
101'A
11%
12%
15%
16'/a
16
16
92%
92%
100
92'/b
92 Vb
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93
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101
100 :v
100
84
11%
16
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85%
11%
11%
11%
1,000
82%
82%
85%
92%
15%
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100'A
102
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11%
11%
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101%.
3%
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84
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84
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33%
39%
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38%
101
•
100
6,600
22'A
22 ''4
81
*81
V
15,600
22
22
101
16
3%
78%
81
78
80%
v
2,500
78
3%
80'A
77
80'A
79%
21%
_100
preferred
79
,79 'A
3%
3%
3%
3%
3'A
4
3%
79'
No par
com
—
convertible
3,200
52%
30%
34%
—1.25
Co
70
42
42
*51%
84%
155
4 4'A
_
—
150
1
Inc_
Associates
6'A%
5 2'A
35%
_
5%% preferred
18
43%
5 2'A
44%
dividend partic preferred—100
5%
42
53%
3,800
10,000
82%
*154
84%
83
44
43
*52%
34%
11'A
9
8,800
72
1,600
73
73
72
44%
1
15'/8 Dec
87 Vu Jan
42 Va
34'A
Virginia Elec & Power Co com
$5 preferred—
Mar
120
10
143
9%
9%
9%
9%
72%
*71
71
41%
Materials
11
17,300
89
44
$4.12
12% Nov
11%
89
44
Industries Inc com_2.50
Co
Va-Carolina Chemical
*.1
-'
11%
90
43%
Vulcan
'V—
11%
9%
9%
9%
71
42 %
*84'A
87'A Mar 1(1
600
11%
*88'A
76 %
100
__100
29
19%
29 Vit
preferred
preferred
Sep
20%
x33 %
preferred
79
20'A
76%
$4.20
81
18
20
33%
$4.04
29
20
30%
11
Jan
82% Jan
20
76%
19
80
91 % Mar 17
29%
33%
22
86% Mur 23
29%
28'A
Jan
16
IB
29'A
*19%
'
9
28%
27
76%
85% Jan
78'A Oct.
—
27%
34%
1
Co
Vick Chemical Co
6%
35
28%
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6%
15
35
75%
102% Feb
4
35
26%
28
8
100
100
81 % Dec
20 %
Steel
7
Jan
34%
*33'A
12.80
Light Co
5
,
34%
1
Co
Vendo
11
40Vb Mar
26
99% Jan
5
Jan
108
9
26
80% Mar 14
Mar 20
39% Mar
89% Jan
21% Mar
35% May 25
19% Jan
26
Varian
6% Jan
9
Feb
76
35
27 Va
81'A
__l
com
:
convertible preferred
Raalte
Van
47% Mar 16
3% Mar 18
5
4
35 %
100
Co
Inc
Co
Corp of America
Norman
$2.28
11
49 Vu Feb
12
38% Mar 11
———
Jan
96 'A Dec
1
4 '/B Dec
Van
13% Mar 15
12
23
Nov
53
&
Vanadium
17
36% Apr
Power
Vanadium-Alloys
20
153'A
Co
5
Jan
23%
„_1
Products
5
317/B Feb
11
35
52 'A
100
6.25
:
Corp
Jan
26% Feb
23%
*34%
71
com_No par
Tobacco
34% Jan
17
5
July 28
30% Nov
21
Mar
34
25% Feb
82%
142%
23%
90
Uoiohn
26
84%
142%
23%
28
23%
83'/b
142'A
23%
85
11%
Pictures
84
Jail
68,600
600
142%
23
90
Oil
9
47% Aug 27
84%
49%
11%
4%% preferred
17
42
x49%
1,400
90
Universal
Feb
16
48,100
49%
11%
Universal
Nov
27
32 %
49
90
36% Mar
40
Nov
30%
11'A
Leaf
39
*38 'A
49%
*19'A
Match
1,900
33%
83%
41%
149 %
148
149 %
149
300
38%
142%
*69
24,900
49%
23%
1
54',4
38'A
23
9%
140
53 %
54%
32
43%
81%
90
76%
108%
34%
83%
9%
76%
108'A
49%
142%
90
7,300
78
38%
142
No par
46%
46
46'A
108
33 VB
11%
preferred
3,600
38
81%
*34%
preferred___25
29%
39
142 %
23
29
35%
19%
preferred
71
29'A Nov
54 Va
80%
No par
6,800
29 'A
53%
149%
11'A
Universal
9
149 %
'38 %
50
49%
53%
148%
142 %
Whelan
16
18
34 Vb
22%
46%
IT 9%
30% Mar 16
6
148'/a
33 %
Corp
22
92 % Jan
148%
38%
38%
32
300
22%
108
1
Universal
1
5
9
7
Mar 30
54
148%
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
Dec
46
146
52 Vb
53%
Corp common-,_30c
$3.50 convertible preferred
100
4
115
5,200
22%
♦76'A
110
*10j
26%
United
Mar 18
May 20
01
76%
52%
Pharmaceutical
&
convertible
$6
7
46
x76%
Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5
United
13
29
x45 %
1
Vitamin
S
United Stockyards
2
Mar
90
4
9
5
Mar
12''h Jan
34% Mar 24
U
6
34
28%
45%
78
*105%
115
*106
29%
45%
*77
78
*77
—50
16%
100
common
noncumulative
1%
46
Shares
8%
*8
28%
28%
29%
45%
,
8%
*8
Mar. 18
27%
27%
22%
22%
100
preferred
Co
29%
.
23
22%
22
22%
„1
Min com—50
„
Corp common
Tobacco
S
U
26% Mar 11
100
Dec
Steel
7%
15% Mar 16
0% Jan
S
U
4
Mar
23
21
5
Corp
preferred
7%
19
4
139% Jan
28
Jan
Feb
50
non-cum
22
5
1st preferred
15
35% Mar 15
103 % Jan
B
common
42 % Jan
20% Jan
2
Co
Rubber
S
149% Feb
7
80
Jan
7
21
Jan
preferred series A
9
138 '/2 Sep
7
3%%
4
Jan
144
108% Aug 31
153
■
19
37% Mar
Feb
54 %
6
88 % May
common
24 '
38 % Feb
30
45'/a Nov
Corp
Plywood
Jan
103 % Mar
7
21
10
71
U
136% May 18
Oct
27 % Sep
U
4
19
35
115
45% Feb
95
Jan
75
19
Jun
99
5
Jan
43% Mar
8
8
27%
27%
8 %
*8
17
Mar.
27%
27%
8'/4
'8
Friday
Thursday
16
Mar.
27%
27%
27%
26%
_10
5
5
__1
100
100
4%%>
Mar. 15
Sales for
the Week
PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Mar. 14
Par
—1
common
50% Jan
26 Vs Jan
9
28% Mar 15
7
27
Co
8
8
21% Mar
21
29
29 'A Oct
8% Jan
Lines
S
U
25
preferred
S Pipe & Foundry Co
S Playing Card Co
7% Mar
20
Jan
10
29% Jan
26% Mar 10
20
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
,o
.*pr
267/8 Dec 23
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
SALE
HIGH
LOW AND
STOCKS
76
. . .
(1238)
t
100
100
11,600
800
60
,
320
w
66% Sep
Dec
40
25
17
14% Jail
21
2
43'% Sep
21
Api
55% May
4 I Vu
33% Mai 30
24% Jan
Jan
25
15'A Jan
4
15% Jan
15
50
8
44% Jan
6
Warner
Bros
21% Mar
2
Warner
4
Warner-Lambert
17
Feb
10
65'% Aug 21
51
Feb
8
46
Sep
11
54 Va May
45% Mar
41 % Jun
9
48% Jan
36 '/a Feb
9
4
48% May
4
5
20
Washington Water Power
15
"
3% Jan
21
8% Jun
16 % Dec
19
Kentucky Coal
1
West
Penn
Electric
9
West
Penn
Power
38% Apr
Jun
19
85 % Dec
28
102
79
23
29
90
33
Sep
78 % Dec
27
Jan
4
93% Mar
82. % Feb
1
86
87
13
38
Apr
23% Jan
8
38
July 22
Dec
29
Mar 31
100% Aug
24
35% Dec
31
29% Mar
17
35
Dec
31
32
9
37% Jan
6
Western
4%
Nov
103
52'/3 May
92 Vu Jan
28
Sep
24
2
4
57'A Jan
6
83% Feb
2
8
62% Jan
6
Whirlpool
20
4%%
22
White
Dental
66% Dec
53
Mar 14
67% Jan
6
White
Motor
27
22
97
Jun
15
100% Feb
25
7
Jan
7
14
10% Mar 15
14% Jan
8
24% Jan
7
28% July 21
26
Feb
5
27% Jan
5
51 %
46% Feb
102 Vu Mar 11
July 23
99'A Jan
Jan
8
17% Jan
23
35
Sep
22
32 '/a Jan
0
78
2
88
Mar 31
79'A Mar 15
82% Feb
10
6
29
Sep
10
23'A Jan
11
27% Feb
26
Jpn
2
14% Dec
14
11% Feb
12
14% Jan
4
39% Jun
17
July
19% Oct
6%
35 '/a
8
$3
4
White
51 Vu Mar 11
31% Mar 10
38% Jan
5
46% Sep
1
40% Jau
23
Sep
22
Sep
30
23'A Jun
22
27'A Jan
28% Dec
31
36% Mar
118
53 'A Jan
129
2
59% Nov
19
83
Dec
7
79
Nov
18
9 % Nov
Mar 25
67'A Dec
84 %
36% Feb
4
5
19
45% Mar 14
39% Jan
122
5
Stores
Wilson
& Co
$4.25
Windsor
Inc
81
81
*81%
83%
*
83%
Industries
6
26
Feb
26
30% Jan
Woodward
Iron
31
59
Mar
8
67% Jan
Woolworth
8
66
Service
Co
.1
10% Jan
14
29% Feb
10
39/2 July
Jan
6
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
6
Young Spring & Wire Corp
19% Nov
10
25-A Jun
24
20% Mar
8
23 Vb Jan
7
31
31%
:
35
*18%
19
18%
50%
50 %
50%
49%
50'A
49%
19'A
50'/b
28'A
28%
28%
28%
29
28%
29 V
4
50 Vb
49'A
50%
49%
50'A
49%
50 %
83%
*82%
83'A
83%
83%
83
4,800
17,200
17,300
56,100
83
107
*102'A
107
50'A
51
94%
94%
28%
29
65
65
*64'/a
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
38 »A
53
*
4.200
35
♦31
49'A
54%
53
55
54%
55%
99%
,
x99%
99%
*102%
51
95
95
28%
►102%
52
29 'A
*99%
107
52
94%
95
28'A
67
53%
28%
'64%
100%
64%.
*102'A
107
*102%
500
107
52%
6,100
9 4'A
1,320
52 VB
52%
51'A
94%
94%
94%
28'A
28%
28%
67
65;
37%
38'A
37%
65
37%
54
55
53%
54
*64'A
.28%
v
5,500
300
2,100
13,000
*99%
100%
30
11%
11%
10,300
.26%
300
99%
*99%
11%
11%
10%
11%
11'A
12%
11%
*26%
27'A
*26%
27'A
*26%
2 7'A
*26%
*47
48'A
47
47
*47
48
*47
23%
23%
23%
24
24'/8
24
24%
24%
24%
3,100
33
33
33%
33%
36
34'A
35
34
35
2,500
40
9,500
23%
*32'A
100%
12
27'A
48
26%
200
48
*46
*
39%
39'A
40
39%
81
79'A
79'A
*79%
81
*79%
81
26
*25%
26'A
*25%
26%
*25%
26%
26'A
26'A
200
13%
13
13'/b
12,200
45
-45'A
6,000
38%
7,300
13%
1
445^
38%
100
10
*119'
Jr (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
(Wm)
Youngstown Steel Door—
38'/b
*119
45%
45
38%
38'A
120
►119
13'A
45%
38%
120
13
45
38'A
*119%
4 5'/a
38%
120
38%
119
200
120
,
40
26%
26%
26%
26%
28
28
27%
28
1,200
28'A
*27%
28%
28%
28%
26'/»
26%
26'A
26%
2,000
60%
60%
62
54%
54'A
64
-54%
19,400
533/4
62'A
63'A
62%
63%
62%
54%
54 'A
55
54'A
55
54'A
81%
*81
81%
81%
81%
82%
82%
83'A
84
80%
80%
x80
80%
80
80%
80'A
80%
80
80%
2,500
8'A
8%
8%
3,000
32%
10
No par
45%
38%
13
81
26%
*81
N6 par
5
5
45%
120
13'A
39%
*79%
60%
10
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—_No par
13
13%
40'A
27%
10
j;
39
39%
25%
Corp common
10
preferred 4'A% series_^_10o
24
4
32 >/8
*31
19'/8
26
:
8% Feb
37% Jan
32
35
39
Corp
12% July 24
38
32%
98
*94%
♦so
i
23
138'A Jan
27'A
18%
97
*82'A
Worthington
9
x50
*31
19%
*94%
No par
t
13
Mar 16
31%
31%
35
18%
97
49%
10c
85% Jan
25
10
93'A
10
(F W) Co——
50% Mar
32% Mar 11
42%
42'A
43
83%
_i
Inc
Public
104% Mar
*94%
97
*93%
95
50
——
Wisconsin
8
*93%
95
__No par
Inc common—
26% Jan
Iun 24
1
4 2'A
50
40
7,900
49 %
5
9
SeP
43 %
60
83 %
*82
*82%
20
;
17
7
31%
*31
27%
—
Co
*94%
97
51
1
79% Feb
9
42%
41%
81 'A
20
92% Aug 14
31 % Feb
41'A
*93%
95
50'A
1
85% Jan
114 % Jan
41%
41
*93%
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com—10
Wrigley
14,800
83 %
27%
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
Prior
200
93
5
80% Mar 10
36%
83'A
10
x
25% Feb
Jan
35 VB
92
400
1,000
14
*13
92 Vu
19%
common
9
2
34%
35%
13%
34%
19%
(The S S)_!
6% preferred
Jan
34%
13%
13%
13%
83'A
preferred—80
25
119
13'A
13%
92
.—2.50
preferred
Wilson-Jones
13%
31%
Jan
July 15
94% Feb
42 'A Jan
Feb
44'%
13'A
*83
No par
Wilcox Oil Co
43
44%
13'A
84
35
preference
x
convertible preferred
28% Jan
8
44%
*13
92%
:
.——100
Sewing Machine common
1
52% Jan
36% Feb
*44%
14
*83
*31
Prior
17
1
44%
*13
*92
x31%
common—
Co
23% Mar 14
45% Sep
*44%
14'A
83
82%
No par
—
Telegraph
Mfg
9
July 23
30'A Nov
45
*13
1,600
33 %
92'A
5*A% preferred
White
33%
35%
preferred—40
Air Brake
Corp
44% Jan
32 V4
35 %
com__No par
Ry
RR
convertible
37% Mar 14
32'A
13%
*94%
preferred
27
22
Jan
53'A Mur 20
40 % Mar 30
36
$5
96'A Jan
6%
32%
x83
x81%
Electric com
c6.25
preferred series B
—--100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
--100
Wheeling Steel Corp common—10
68
6'A
32%
x92%
3.80%
34% Jan
6%
33
| 6%
83%
Westinghouse
4
7
6'/a
6'A
*44%
—100
2nd
77% Jan
7
700
28
4,200
Union
2
22,600
42'A
28
2,600
Maryland
Mar
900
6%
41%
27%
Westinghouse
93% Mar
28'A
42%
27%
31%
noncum
27% Mar
*27%
42 %
x27 'A
31%
Western
64
41%
31%
5
fl
40%
31%
13
May 20
40%
31'A
Jan
78
40'A
31 %
32% Jan
39'A July
28
37% Dec 24
40%
31%
57
98% Mar 13
21
65% Sep
46%
40'A
30%
8
Mar
46%
40%
30'A
4
48
3,800
46 VB
40'A
30'A
26% Mar
7
1,000
46'A
46'A
40%
Supply Co com_____5
46% Mar
11
6,900
46 %
93%
Dec~17
Feb
3,800
55 %
27
Pacific
66% July
21%
54%
46 Va
95
Western
112
7
54%
27%
6
Jai~"li»
53%
27%
19
88 'A
21
54%
27%
46% Mar
Dec"29
77%
20'A
54
26%
Jan
53%
22
21%
53%
26%
38 Vu Mar 18
Ja~n~8
21
52
26%
21% Feb
37
4,800
26%
8
11
40%
26%
17% Mar
Feb
40%
1
Inc
4.80% preferred
Nov
39%
93%
Auto
32% Nov
40%
36
Western
12
40%
83%
22
17
4
8%
92'A
32% Jan
56% Jan
8
8%
46'A
40'A
2,900
40
20 V8
8%
20%
46'A
40%
170
87b
8%
9
9
40%
21'A
35%
29% Feb
Mar
92% Feb
14
52%
,
88
*87
100
pfd
Air Lines
39
61
101
7
20
Co__—5
4%%
Western
14
H
31
20
*13%
8
Dec
May
Jan
38%
4.20%
8
82% Mar 15
19
38'A
—4
4
78
Dec
27% Sep
Co
94'A Jan
17
26
29%
—_50
35% Jan
Apr
87'A
Indies Sugar Corp ex-distrib_l
17
% Jan
91
93
31
4.80% preferred
preferred series B___—100
4.10% preferred series C_——100
West Va Pulp & Paper common—5
4'A% preferred
'
—100
Jan
87
5%
26 % Mar 10
0
42
95
37'A Mar
33% Jan
24
Apr
May
17% Feb
9
Mar
13
88
14%
West
8
6,800
87%
8%
87%
45
West
23% July
30
7,800
13
14%
6
23
31% Dec
2,300
11%
12%
45
4
Jan
44'% Jan
5
44 %
11%
13
6
Jan
29
43%
11%
12%
33
41
Apr
44
11%
13 VB
6
47
30
50
56% Jan
43%
11%
12%
33
27
40% Nov
11
43%
11'/a
33
14'% Mar 14
25
44 % Nov
43
& Snowdrift com—2.50
Welbilt Corp
1,900
11%
42
4
2,600
13
88
28'A
14
700
b
37%
12%
87%
8%
41'A
7% Jan
*36'A
12%
*36%
37
28%
38% Jan
31 % May
36%
28'A
1
Oil
51
36%
41
17
Wesson
50%'
37
28
5% Feb
32% Feb
51%
40%
5
30
50 7
16%
51
5
____1
Knitting Mills—™..
Wayne
50%
16%
51%'
4,400
37
43'A
*45%
40%
,
No par
Waukesha Motor Co
4
30 % Jan
16%
52
.
Washington Gas Light Co—No par
4
45% Jan
42
16%
38
10
48% Jan
4
16
41'A
16%
to it?
11'A
8%
Pharmaceutical—l
42% Jan
27 % Mar
72%
42%
16%
•
x427/8
*87
——5
—
100
72'A
41 %
73%
11 %
1
Pictures Inc
40
73
41%
•72'A
73%
39%
16%
12%
8
39 % Mar
24
31% Feb
12
25 % Jan
39% Jan
12
Corp
,
11
100
Co
58'A Jan
8
28% Apr
12
Industries
*72'A
39%
16%
51
42%-.. 42%
__1
6% preferred—
7
73%
39%
16%
51%
36%
"36%
1
2.50
18
26
*50%
No par
Inc
Baking Co common
Ward
16
-
10
Co
10 % Jan
Oct
7
Ward
Tiernan
&
Walworth
89 % Jan
Jun
15 .W
No par
8
37% Mar
Aug 21
Wallace
*72%
38'A
100
Corp
System
1
Feb
7% Mar
preferred
Walgreen Co
Walker (Hiram) G & W
4
47'% Feb
48
20
Waldorf
26
40
87
20
12 Va July 22
16
8% Dec
Fi b
8
53% Feb
12% Mar 11
18% Aug 24
94
Electric
9
10% Mar
29
Wagner
44% Jan
1
18% May 19
83 V8 Dec
25
16% Jan
8
9
52% July 20
4
19
RR
Feb'
41
22
12% May
Wabash
35% Mar
July 29
Sep
11% Nov
39
4%%
7
73% Mar
_
-
* •
25%
107
21
8%
32%
32%
26%
108%
*21 'A
•.
8%
8%
32%
25'A
25'A
108%
109%
20%
21'A
32 %
25
'
^
109'A
20%
9
32%
25%
112%
21'
8%
32%
25'Ar
8%
32%
26%
109%
111%
20%
20%
8%
32%
27
;•
32%
129
108%' 111%;
20%
21%
3,700
100
5,100
3,100
15,600
1,500
Volume
191
Number
5935
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(1239)
Bond Record from the New York Stock
FRIDAY —WEEKLY— YEARLY
Lowest
when
the
bonds
In
the
column
mature.
headed
Figures after
"Interest
decimal
Period"
point
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Highest
NEW
Highest
Monday
Tuesday
Mar. 14
Mar. 15
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Low
Low
High
Exchange
indicate
represent
one
LOW AND
Range Since Jan. I
Range for Year 1959
Lowest
letters
italic
The
in
or
each
more
HIGH
case
32nds
SALE
month
a
point.
Thursday
Mar. 16
Low
the
of
PRICES
Wednesday
High
Friday
Mar. 17
High
Low
Sales for
Mar. 18
High
Low
the Week
High
Bonds($)
Treasury 4s—;
Oct
1
1969
*98.8
98.16
*98.18
98.26
*98.30
Treasury 4s
99.6
Feb
1
1980
*98.26
9s, 2
*97.28
98.4
*98.6
98.14
*98.16
98.24
*98.14
98.22
*96.10
96.18
*96.20
96.28
*96.30
97.6
*96,28
97.4
*89.8
89.16
*89.22
*97.14
89.30
*90.8
97.22
90.16
*89.30
90.6
*86.28
87.4
*90.6
*87.12
87.20
90.14
*87.26
88.2
*87.18
87.26
*87.26
88.2
Treasury 3%s
Treasury 3'As__,
Treasury 3'As
Treasury
Nov
15
1974
Feb
15
1990
15
Jun
3'As
1978-1983
May
15
*99.14
99.22
*98.28
99.4
1985
*86
86.8
*86.16
86.24
*87.2
87.10
Treasury
3s
Feb
15
1964
*06.28
87.4
*95.8
*87.6
95.12
*95.16
87.14
95.20
♦95.28
96
Treasury
3s
*95.30
Aug
15
1966
96.2
*93.12
93.16
*96.10
*93,22
93.26
♦94
96.14
94.4
Treasury
3s
Feb
*94.6
15
1995
94.10
*84.16
84.24
♦84.30
*94.16
85.6
♦85.6
85.14
15
1961
85.14
*97.26
*85.24
97.30
*97.30
98.2
86
*98.4
98.12
1960-1965
*98.2
98.6
*97.18
*98.14
97.26
*97.22
98.18
97.30
*98
98.8
*98
98.8
*92.12
*98.4
92.16
*92.22
98.12
*93.4
93.8
♦93.14
93.18
—■
Treasury
2%s_—
Treasury
2:,As
-Sep
Dec
Treasury 2%s_:
96.12 Feb
18
96.12 Feb
18
15
—Feb
15
Treasury
2'As—
Nov
Treasury
2'As
15
Jun
1965
15
1961
12
*85.6
94.20
92.26
*93
93.4
*97
97.4
♦97.4
97.8
*97.10
97.14
*97.10
97.14
*89.2
*97.22
89.10
*89.14
89.22
*89.18
89.26
*89.16
89.24
*94.2
*89.28
94.6
*94.10
90.4
94.14
*94.22
94.26
*94.22
94.26
*95
*86.28
1962-1967
87.4
*87.10
87.18
*87.14
95.4
87.22
*87.12
87.20
*87.24
97.26
Treasury
2'As_.
Treasury
2'As
—Dec
15
1963-1968
Treasury
2'As—,Jun
15
1964-1969
*86.2
86.10
*86.20
86.28
*86.24
87
Treasury
2'As——Dec
*86.20
15
1964-1969
86.28
*87
*85.22
85.30
*86.2
86.10
87.8
*86.6
86.14
Treasury
2 'As—Mar
*86.2
15
1965-1970
86.10
*86.14
*85.8
85.16
86.22
*85.20
85.28
*85.24
86
*85.20
85.28
*86.2
86.10
Aug
15
1963
88
Treasury
2'As
Mar
15
1966-1971
*85.4
85.12
•85.16
85.24
*85.20
85.28
*85.14
Treasury
2'As
85.22
Jun
15
1967-1972
*85.26
*84.30
86.2
85.6
*85.10
85.18
*85.14
85.22
*85.10
85.18
*85.22
85.30
Treasury
85.4
Jan
20
10
93.24 Nov
10
2'As——Sep
15
1967-1972
*84.18
84.26
*84.30
85.6
*85.2
85.10
*84.30
2'As
85.6
Dec
15
1967-1972
*85.10
*84.30
85.18
85.6
*85.10
85.18
*85.14
85.22
♦85.10
Treasury
2%s_—Jun
85.18
15
1959-1962
*85.22
85.30
*95.18
95.22
*95.22
95.26
*95.30
96.2
*95.30
96.2
2'As
15
1959-1962
*96.8
*94.18
96.12
94.22
*94.22
94.26
♦95.2
95.6
*95,4
95.8
Treasury
13
Treasury
Treasury
Nov
93.24 Nov
83.6
2%s__—
*95.14
95.18
♦98.28
98.30
*98.30
99
*99.2
99.4
*99.3
99.5
♦99.6
99,8
International
Dec
-Nov
Bank
15
Reconstruction
&
Development
Feb
15
4%S
Nov
1
1l4:'/4s.
1960
lor
5S———.
:
1985
1980
*101.8
101.24
*99
i
1961
*101.8
100
*100.24
101.24
*99
101.8
*102
100
*100.24
102.16
*99.16
101.8
*102.16
100.16
*100.24
*99.16
101.8
*100.24
103
*102.16
100.16
*99.16
101.8
*100.24
103
100.16
101.
R
•1%S
Dec
1
1973
*97
98
*98
99
*98.16
99.16
*98.16
'As
99.16
_Jan
*98.16
1
1977
99.16
•97
98
*97
98
*97
98
*97
98
*97
98
4
94.16 Aug
14
94.16 Aug 14
93.16 May 20
93.16 May 20
96
96
Jan
7
4%s
Oct
1'3'/4s
—Oct
3'/4s
Jun
2
83
Jun
-2
3s
———Mar
bonds
2s
•Bid and asked price.
No sales transacted this day.
HThis issue has not
94
*93
94
*93
"
94
*93
94
♦93
*93
94
*93
94
*93
* '
94
*93
94
♦93
94
1968
*93
94
*93
94
*94
95
*94
95
♦94
95
1969
*90
91
*90
91
*91
92
*91
92
*91
92
15
1971
*87
89
*87
89
*88
90
•89
91
*89
91
1975
*85.16
87.16
*85.16
87.16
*85.16
87.16
*85.16
87.16
*85.16
1
1960
1981
1
-
-
*99.8
100
been
*79
1972
*83.16
1976
*80.16
15
1961
1962
*99.8
81
admitted
to Stock
New York Stock
Period
Exchange
Last
Sale Price
or
Friday's
Bonds
84.16
*83.16
84.16
82
*80.16
82
97.16
*96.16
97.16
*94
95
*94
95
Exchange dealings.
Jan. 1
Low
High
No.
Low
New York City
Transit
Unification
Brazil
(continued)-
3%s
Issue—
series
.June-Deo
87'A
863A
88
31
81A
88
No.
series
No.
No.
series
No.
series
No.
series
No.
3%s
1980
series
33As
Stock
33As
3%s
Corporate
3%s
3%s
1%
series
No,
series
3%s
84.16
♦83.16
84.16
*83.16
84.16
♦80.16
82
*80.16
82
*80.16
82
*96.16
97.16
*96.16
97.16
*96.16
97.16
*94
95
♦94
95
•
Friday
Interest
Last
Per'od
Exchange
Sale Price
-June- Dec
-June- Dec
♦96
.June- Dec
*97'/4
♦98
-June- Dec
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96%
137
99% 100
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5
91
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_
83
5
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60%
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62%
78
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96
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1965__«
1976.^
78%
92
61
Feb-Aug
_
debs
82%
61
95%
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1983
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61
91
80
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113%
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100
88 %
91
79%
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80
68%
71%
Georgia Ry—-
mortgage 4s series A
mortgage 4%s series
1995^_____
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71 %
A
Jan
1
2020..
May
Jan
1
2020
Mav
74
71%
15
►86
mortgage 4%s series B
Illinois Light Co—
conv
debentures
Central
RR
New
Pacific
First
91%
79
--
Ry—•"
Tractor
Corp
88%
*87%
3s-1976... June-Dec
3%s 1974___
May-Won
debentures
debentures
of
gtd
Adirondack Ry 4s
3%s debs
197S.
conv
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102
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consol
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84%
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—
income
Power
Pacific
80 Va
181
144%
'
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Electric
consol
84 Va
102
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1960
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t
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80
5
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89%
90
1967...—.Mar-Sept
RR
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general
84%
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AC
series
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79
/;
debentures
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.
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90
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Bush
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114
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-
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mortgage 4%s series JJ
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81 V4
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1990
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Case
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89
122 Vi 129%
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series
subord
conv
Canada
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75
126
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3
23
6
76
75 %
75
100 Va
1974
debentures
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78
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1
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90
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mortgage
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-
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260
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conv
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59
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First
.
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5s
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58
58
■
113
Vi
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to
&
Central
1974.
1971
'
60%
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280
adjustment—
4%s
57
71
101 Va 103
1993
Electric
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Consol
Taiwan Electric Power Co Ltd—
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Finance
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58
58
91
64 Va
102
1970___
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1968
Dec
58
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of)
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loan
Italy
1962..
1958
(Union
external
to
65%
86 %
145
91
65
60
__
9
90
65%
1966...Jan-July
1995
A
3%s
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Bethelehem
—
1962
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—__Feb-Aug
1980
C
debentures
__
58
B
3s. series
City
4%s
.
May-Nov
(Kingdom)
90
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ser
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mtge.s. f
Power
Debt
(Interest
1962
extended
1952
42%
Jan-July
Shinyetsu Electric Power Co Ltd—
§ A 6 Vis 1st mtge s f 1952
6 Vis
40
42%
107
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external
90
90 %
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&
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conv
Berlin
145
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2012
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&
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66
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A
1968
to Plan
2%)
62%
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2004..:
ref
ret
Beneficial
74
♦55
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1956
loan
&
Gas
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A 6s
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1999
1
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-
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series
debs
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reduced
to
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1999......
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conv
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*
90
■
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1979
ser
convertible
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Plan
to
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to
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4s
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(interest
A
98%
90
90
92%
95
■
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57
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pursuant
reduced
(interest
§A8s
fund
2%) 2012
of) —
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sinking
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Sao
58
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reduced to 2.375% ) 2001—
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89%
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1952
95%
RR—
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3Vis
June-Dec
2004
1952
8s
58
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to
5
-
89 %
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debentures
3%s
mtge
cons
1st
"
(interest
A
2.25%)
to
6Vis
58%
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May-Nou
1966
due
pursuant
of)
58%
,
58
June-Dec
(interest
i.
..June-Dec
1968
A
Plan
*80 Vi
April-Oct
(interest
..April-Oct
1926
to
reduced
65
1964
A
1980.
debs
mtge
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.
gold
98%
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1972__^._^
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&• Ohio
cons,
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to
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§ASao
of
loan
pursuant
reduced
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Plan
98%
89
Corp—
cons
Beneficial
*66 Vi
1999
fund
external
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1967
to
2.5%)
92 >A
90
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...
1979
1st
16
C
subord
subord
conv
Baltimore
15%
14%
15%
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ser
Manufacturing
1st
Feb-Aug
1946
15
Feb-Aug
3%s
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4%s
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conv
—
pursuant to Plan
to 2%)
2012.
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Is
of)
98%
5
94%
'
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sinking
to
internal
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loan of
94 Vi
1
97% *..
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94
94%
■r
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1995
ser
3'/4s
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52
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A
debs
...
RR
4s
4%s
■>i
81%
16
15%
:
1953—j.
82 Va
82%
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mtge 3%s series D 1980
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2001__,_j
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do
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to 2 %) 2012
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secured
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to
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(City
Janiero
Stamped
Rio
2.25%)
to
53/4S
of)
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debs
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and
(Federation
de
2.375%)
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Plan
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stamped
1966
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1961
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82 Va
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-
Porto
97 %
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1979——/—
debentures
;;
52
82 %
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—
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assented
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1968
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52
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loan sink
assented
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Gen
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gold
1953
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61%
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v 96%
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%'
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extl
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(State of) 7s 1947
of)
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58
90
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loan
1953
due
____!
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1953
extended to 1968
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18
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120
99%
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1984
100
84%
'
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1973
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17
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__
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4s
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;_
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ZJ-Feb-Aug
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*
1984___
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"
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1971
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(interest
1970
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1959
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to Plan A
2.125%) 2038
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2008
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sink
extl
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A
Plan
to
2.125%)
to
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debentures
3%s
1958__—Mar-Sept
6Vis
fund
sink
extl
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33as
__
(State)—
1987..
1973
12%
'
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1975
debentures
debentures
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1952
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Geraes
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v
101%
i^y.
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1980
debentures
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—
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89%
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1977...
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conv
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90
92
10
96%
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1963
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extended
1953
1987.—k
debentures
91
88%
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2030__Mar-Sept
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junior
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COMPANIES
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con
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1964
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1979
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,
__
1961
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_
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June-Dec
5g
N
1968._Jan-July
——
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assented
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g
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s
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:
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1978—:
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1984
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§ a Warsaw
(City) external 7s 1958
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3s
30-year
High
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1978
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0
_
73,,
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f $ bonds 1978
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(1942 agreem't)
(Colombia)
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1
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98%
98 %
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Jan.
No.
High
_June-Dec
1979..
conversion
External
~~
-
104
Alabama
1964
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5Vis due 1965 extended to 1975
§ A Jugoslavia
(State Mtge Bank) 7s
6Vis. due
_
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extl
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73
__
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extl s f 1974
(Imperial Government) —
loan of '24 1954
Japanese
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1/8
5Vis
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731;
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1974__._
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cxtl
•
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Jamaica
11
4
~~
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s
29%
__
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f 3s 1977,
of) 7s 1951
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33,,
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1961
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Range Since
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•
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1947
series B
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ext s f 3s 1977
Italian Credit Consortium for Public Works
30-year gtd ext s f 3s 1977__._
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(Republic)
Italian
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extended to 1971
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Tokyo Electric
Bonds
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or
Sale Price
Low
1961
5Vis due
£ do!1" a
Stock Exchange
New York
,
Last
Period
bonds
Range Since
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of
loan
Bonds
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(contt—
International
Friday's
or
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Co.
of
York
N
J
Power
1974
3%s
3s
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mortgage 3%s
June-Dec
1987__:...".~Jan-JuZw
1974_.__
series
series B
A
1968
.ApriZ-Oct
1974
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
105
104
73%
74.
105
78
74
101%
105
39%
39
39%
39
41%
83
83
83
2
79 %
83
83 %
83%
2
83%
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90%
83%
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75
87 %
31.
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0
Volume
Number
191
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.
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.
Chronicle
(1241)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Friday
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1
bond s
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Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Period
or
Sale Price
de
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5%s
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1974
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b
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debentures
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Denver
.
3%s*series e
gtd
Financial
t
47%
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Union
mortgage
First
c
58
80
11"
67
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&
series
m
97%
May-Nov
&
First
76 %
——
High
8
9%
101'a 101%
'
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1st mtge 2%s 1975_April-Oct
1987———j——May-Nov
Cincinnati
'
81 '/a
Feb-Aup
—
14
Division
Essex
mtge
44
78%
62%
Blec
4-Vos
72..
,/
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3jAs series f 1963'—
Jan-July
27/8s series g 1963—♦—Jan-July
&
62 %
1st
Denver
Detroit
rr 4%s: a-ldta
Gas
78 'a
1
,
85
74
Sot' h-as"ero
Chicago & West Inti
mortgage
59%
82%
54
45
...
52
Feb-Aug
Cincinnati
1st
52 %
Western
&
refund
1st mtge & coll tr 4%s series
Delaware Power & Light 3s 1973
3'As
io*—
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First
2
X.
—*
1963
9%
9
mtge & coll trust 5s series a 1985-May-Nov
1st
,
.
mtge 2%s-4%s 1994_Jan-July
1994—a——*_l——Jan-July.
2%s-4 'As
First
7.1
1983
extended
4s
mortgage
&
fixed
series a 1980—————Jan-July
1995*—_rk———Mar-Sept
Ha ,'te
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81%
54
*77
and! refunding
Chicago
76%
69%
-
.
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ry—
debentures
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; 3
.54
45
debs
ser
AIncome
rr—
1994—i_Jan-July
a
Western
5'As
mtge
82'a
Low
8'A
123
3'As 1982—
1987-
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and
1%
conv
27/8s
income
t
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5s
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First
7
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series
80
12
.
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subord
Morris
80
62%
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mortgage
,
inc 4%s Jan 1 1999—April
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3s series b 1989_i_-—Jan-July
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific rr*—
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Lackawanna
83"
77
69%
4%s Jan .1, 2q38—!—April
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4s
mtge
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80
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4%s inc ser a Jan 2003
April
North
&,
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.
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a
inc
Chicago &
4'As
80*
80
78'a
series
67
debs
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80
;
78'a
4s
mortgage 4'As inc ser a Jan 2019—April
conv increased series b Jan 1* 2044
April
jA5s
88
,
.
79'a
4s
mortgage
80%
■»
■
—
69%
69 3a
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4'As
__
,
82 'a
Milwaukee
First
80
.1
1988—Jan-July
mtge
mortgage
79
6
'
<.»
97%
April-Oct
1975—April-Oct
*—Feb-Aug
May-Now
Deere & Co 2%s debentures 1965
—--April-Oct
3'/as
debentures
1977
————,—Jan-July
First
First
8
*8
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s
Pennsylvania
May-Nov.
Indianapolis &
mortgage
Chicago
.
"90 ;
Mtty-Nov,
1982_——..—„_Mat/-Nov
5s
Western
a General* inc
a 1st
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conv
79
v.
.
Jan. 1
No.
*9%
1970-*—, June-Dec
b
6s debs
1986
debs 1977
Co
4%s
1
80
"77%
..
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1997
series
Jan
1st
Great
Chicago
inc conv. 5s
3%s
debs
Chicago & Erie
80
1970. Feb-aup
Inc
98
New
3'/»s: 1985~Feb-Aug
Publishing
93 'a
111%
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r_
-—June-Dec
1970
a
series
105'/8
*
—
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6
..
88,
83 •'
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series
4s
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79..
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79
88
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lifen
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83
rr—
mortgage
mortgage
Chicago
111
Eastern
a General
First
88
a
.
98
79-
gold 4s 1980——Jan-July/,
Quincy rr—
a 1st
105
lien .&
9%
Jan-July
June-Dec
mortgage 4s June 30 1970—
& equip 4s 1970—
—
a 1st
106
95%
_4
79
3s 1990—*———r-*
Feb-Aug
4%s 1978i
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mtgo
.
87
107'a 108 »a
.
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93 :
87
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rr—
1st
116
Range
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
106'a
95'a
;.15
96 »a
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—Jan-July
1984
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or
High
99%
12
84'/a
79
&
98
95%
98
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Plsrt
167
84
1992—Mar-Sept
gen
and": refunding mortgage
and. refunding mortgage
■First
Low
No.
102%
95'a
1965_LJan-July
debs
4%s
98
impt m 3v2s series e 1996
Feb-aiiy
Reiund and imptt'm 37As,series h' 1973-f-june-Dee;
r &'ai.diy first consol gold 4s 1969—^-Jan-July.
Chicago
Sale Price
High
101
and
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Last
Period
April-Oct
,
debentures
Ohio
and
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Almp
imptf.m 3%s«.series d 1996—m&y-No.u
&
Reiund
102%
April-Oct
1981—-—.—k
subord
conv
Chesapeake
bonds
Jan. 1
April-Oat
-s.
Fibre 3vis
&
3%s>
Jan-July
1971
ww
———
aebs
Paper
Debenture-
Range Sine*
Sold
Cuba
1979——,
debs
warrants
subord
conv
'Friday
Bonds
Inc—
Gotnam
Witlioub
1
t
1 -
subord; debs
conv.
5.90s
Corp—
5.
-
Bid & Asked
Low
(iw to. w=ek Ended M,reh ie)
'
Week's Range t
Last
29
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Jan-July
Jan-July
—
w
,—,
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141
120%
82%
4
81'A
82 Va
93 7a
1
92'A
94
88
—
93
—
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102
112
90
,
94%
94%
101 % 102
9
1957—Feb-Aug
54%
5 6'a
50
April-Oct
10 Vb
10'a
61
95
98%
102
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10%
57%
13
n-wwi# 1
*
30
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock
Feriod
Exchange
Last
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Illinois Bell Telephone 2%s series A
1981—Jen-July
First
mortgage 3s series B
1978
June-Dec
111 Cent RR. consol mtge 3%s ser A 1979
May -Nov
Consol
3%s series B 1979
May-Nov
3%s series C 1974__wMay-Nop
series G 1980
..Feb-Aug
1st mortgage 3%s series H 1989
Mar-Sept
3Vis
f
s
1980
aeoentures
77%
2
72 Va
83
1
76 Va
83
83%
83%
71
~1
71
72 Va
*83
*76%
71
Jan-July
——
Sceel Co 3 Vis debs 1972
Mar-Sept
mortgage 3.20s series I 1982..—.Mar-Sept
•1st mortgage 3%s series J 1981..
..Jan-July
1st motrgage 4%s series K 1987
;.Jan-July
mortgage
International
3.65s
Intern'l Tel &
3 Vis
f
s
Interstate
I-T-E
debs
debentures
Power
Circuit
Co
Royal
4%s
Kanawha
85
May-Nov
192
1977
4Vis
1982
conv
debs
102%
100
l976__Mar-Sept
Power
Mar-Sept
5s
1979—
Mar-Sept
102%
N
94
84V4
139
100
1
75%
118
741%
1961
♦80%
1
79
105%
79
.
79
80 Va
79
"
*80%
88
78
96%
--
78
75
78
*96%
79
75 Va
96%
——
50
50
96%
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99
*90 %
~~
~
13
~
93%
96%
97%
97 Va
86%
96%
"
87 Va
1
*88 %
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—
93%
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2
2
2
117%
115
—
2
93%
93%
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2%
~~
62%
62%
5
60 Va
64 Va
791/2
79%
79%
6
79 Va
80
*96%
98
76 %
Feb-Aug
79
—
96 Va
—
2
99
74
79
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
1st
5s extended to 1984
Feb-Aug
Valley Railway Co (N Y)—
1st mortgage 4Vis extended to 1974
Jan-July
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bonds—
mortgage
61%
63
14
61%
64%
55%
55%
14
51
56
Lehigh
Series
A
4s
Series
B
4 Vis
Series
55%
C 5s fixed interest 2003—
A
Series
fixed
interest
fixed
2003
interest
May-Nov
45%
8
41%
45%
May-Nov
2003.
44%
49
49
!
48
50
52%
53%
23%
27
25
29
__May-Nov
contingent interest 2003—
May
D 4s
ASeries E 4%s
contingent interest 2003
*53%
11
25%
25%
26
May
24
26
26
1
30
30
2
"
a Series
F 5s contingent interest 2003
May
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
April-Oct
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965—
April-Oct
Libby McNeil & Libby 5s conv s f debs '76_June-Dec
Lockheed Aircraft Corp 3.75s 1980
May-Nov
4.50s debentures 1976—.
May-Nov
Lone Star Gas 4%s debentures 1982——April-Oct
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s ser D 1976_June-Dec
Lorillard
3s
(P)
3%s
'
63
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64
97
103
102
103%
76
100
105%
111%
111% 115 J/4
213
108
134
25
"I
88%
88%
84%
First &
refund
94%
92%
94%
80%
80%
&
First
mortgage
*86
85%
86 %
First
mortgage
First
mortgage
First
mortgage
ApriZ-Oct
div second
Louis
1st
Gas
1st
mortgage
4%s
Mack Trucks
Inc
Macy
&
(R H)
*80%
Central
Martin
5%s
1968
ZZ
100
1977-
May-Nov
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
5s
subord
conv
McKesson
&
4V2S
3%s
1972
debs
4%s
debentures
-101
Mar-Sept
_
96%
~~
Jan-July
1969—Mar-Sept
79%
debentures
65
83
77
subord
Minnesota
Minn St
f
s
Feb-Aug
ApriZ-Oct
1972
90
82%
82%
82%
90%
88%
90
90%
90%
*85%
90
91
Min
&
Paul &
1986-.
F M A N
2%s
April-Oct
;_(quar)
1967
101
101
83
—
*87%
Kansas
&
Texas
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
86
101
110
*—
78%
78
54%
56%
29
54%
56%
57 Va
9
56%
4s
1990
Jiine-Dec
-Jan-July
Jan-July
_Jan-July
81%
81%
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«
83
81%
77 %
80%
61%
62
7
21%
21
22
114
Pacific RR Co Reorganization
4%s
series
General mtge income
5s
income
4Vis
coll
Mohawk
Ry
Morris
1
gtd
4s
series
1966
B
inc debs Jan
6s
States Tel
debentures
3Vis
Nashville
Chatt
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2%s
1986
5%s
3s
1986
ser
141
68
72%'
70%
144
66%
70%
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62
238
57
55%
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59
304
54
62%
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58
886
52%
62
1
90%
92%
63
66
—
53%
70%
68 %
92%
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92%
*88
——April
June-Dec
42%
46%
91
40
44
45%
♦71
May-Nov
46%
53
1976
78
74%
76
103
101
June-Dec
84%
86
9
89%
89%
3
84%
13
101
102
83 %
May-Nov
82%
National Steel Corp 1st 3%s
1st
mortgage
37/8s
1st
mortgage
4%s
National
5s
New
s
3s
Tea
Co
1982
1986
19891
3%s
debentures
conv
*88%
May-Nov
1980
guaranteed 4%s series B
debentures
debentures
For
100%
103
86
89
89%
83%
84 %
97%
85
86
82%
:_Feb-Aug
'
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82%
83
84%
—
88%
97%
100%
99% 100%
31
103 %
12
102
99% 100%
6
98
102
May-Nov
1-
_May-Nov
100
100
April-Oct
see page
31.
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Mar-Sept
1974
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64%
83
—
80%
627/a
3
63%
63%
77
80%
85
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83
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66%
69
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637/e
69
50%
51
9
50%
56%
56
56
1 1
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33'A
35%
115
32%
40
14
51
33'A
15%
16
204
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13
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59
50%
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——
.
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44
18%
—-
25
76%
50%
40%
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19%
71
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80%
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78
76
—
.
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82
78
71
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76%
80%
75%
76%
81'A
58%
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71
77%
11
81 %
80%
18%
70%
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74%
81%
81%
2
74%
97%
98'A
6
93%
98V4
92
92
1
89
93
81 %
75%
6
78
78
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74
83
111%
99%
1011/2
ir
91 %
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108 Va
49
100% 101%
91%
80%
83
—
108 % 109%
101%
74
78
—
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73
76%
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90
91%
90
——
90
91
91
3
89
91
87%
91
87%
2
87%
87%
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.
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8 3'A
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83'A
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95%
97
95
99
97
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5
103% 103%
25
101
103%
85%
16
83
85%
59%
54
58'/a
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97%
97%
85%
85 %
59
58%
97%
96 Va
83 Va
83 Va
4
80%
84
83%
83%
3
82
84 Va
80
1
Feb-Aug
1982
conv
May-Nov
Mar-Sent
Electric
I960—April-Oct
1
77%
CO *~H
77 Va
25
81%
80
77'/a
77%
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75%
94
87 Va
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75%
89
15
94
94
94
1
75%
75%
88%
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113%
92
\
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110
90%
98
95%
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50
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109
105
113%
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90
95
72%
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79
73
83
80%
80
80%
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77
80%
81
80
81
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77
81
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92%
118
115
119
98%
99
88 %
99 Ai
103%
94V4
184
113%
124%
209
115% 119 %
1988—June-Dec
•
113%
124 Va
—
118%
88 Va
ft
103% 104
51
5
99%
98%
88 Va
84
31
109
1031/4
Co-
1978
April-Oct
—
91 Va
86
86
83 Va
86
84'A
84%
23
80 Va
85
23
77 VA
&
&
&
&
&
84%
80»A
81'A
80%
80%
81
6
77
81 Va
2
74
75
74
77
74%
refunding mtge 3%s
3s
series S
*79%
Y
ref
82
3%s
series
CC
1978—___
&
ref
mtge 4%s series DD
&
ref
5s
series
EE
1990
-June-Dec
Jl1 &t. Tel 23/;,s debentures 1985—June-Dec
debentures
74%
debentures
78
1986—U—„_April_0ci
debentures
3%s
debentures
1991
4%s
debentures
1988
1983
1981_„
Oil
Mav-Nov
--
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5s
series
AIncome
4s
79
85%
70
74 Va
75%
71'A
73
78
74 Va
78
ft'/4
82%
77
81
„
81
85%
12
2
85%
80
78
83%
94 VA
91 J/4
77
100 Va
82%
99
100'A
debentures
debentures
1964_June-Dec
1979—_ Feb-Aua
1968—ZZZ"T'r"
B
first
April
series
31
78
102%
91'A
1981-
JunelSeS
;
Oct
4s
external
I960-
91'A
1990
B
Ar^u
•
1974
General
gold 4%s series
Philadelphia Electric Co—
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
---—
C
1977
93%
92%
94 V4
449
82
82
82%
15
100 Va
259
100 &
99 U
95'/a
95 Va
96
32
92 Va
96 'A
93%
98 J/4
76
97
96%
98'A
15
73%
73%
74%
22
70
73%
72
74
16
70
59%
59%
April-Oct
Marquette Ry 3%s series b"l986""ikrar-Sen
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wsh RR Co—~
5s
74%
73%
90 Va
98 Va
93 Va
100
87
Pere
General
1
88
94
lMS-ZjaS-July
Eastern
98%
101% 102%
94
mortgage 4%s series E 1984"""" Jan-Juh,
Generai mortgage 3%s series F
&
86%
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General
Peoria
100%
8
103%
Ann
peb
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SS, SSsBA'T9654,/" 1960-}Sn"e?
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98 Va
96
5
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81
80 %
78%
Airways—
subord
conv
Mar-Sent
2
~1—~~Feb-Ava
3'/2s
World
American
:
10
90%
*72
1978—..-l":'"""~Mar-SeD
debentures
debentures
Western
nrt
98
80%
98 %
102%
2%s
Anrii
80%
80 Va
79%
98
79 Va
76
89%
07/
1987—„
82 Va
„
77%
12
103% 103%
June-Dec
1991—.
78
80 Va
82%
80%
79
98
_June-Dec
_
80'A
80
77
78
83
*81
ref
& ref
75%
77
*78%
80'A
1987-June-Dec
refunding mtge 3%s ser Z 1988_June-Dec
mtge 4%s series AA 1986—June-Dec
mtge 5s series BB 1989_
June-Dec
&
&
82%
*81
2%s series T 1976—June-Dec
mtge 3%s ser U '85_June-Dec
ser
79%
*75'A
1983_-—June-Dec
mtge 3%s ser W '84„June-Dec
3%s ser X 1984—_June-Dec
74%
*77%
refunding 2%s series Q 1980—__June-Dec
refunding 3%s series R 1982—ijune-Dec
&
4%s
81 VA
80%
&
Pan
87%
_LJune-Dec
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding
&
June-Dec
refunding 3s series N 1977
June-Dec
refunding 2%s series P 1981—_June-Dec
&
&
refunding 3s series L 1974
refunding 3s series M 1979
&
112
99%
First
&
First
&
Firsu
&
First
&
First
First
First
85%
100%
—
85%
596
refunding 2%s 1971
refunding 2%s 1967—""
&
First
&
761/a
First
&
79%
85%
First
&
refunding
&
101%
74
First &
r.
Mav~Nnv
-Z—Z-'"^^.^
&
99
t„„„
refunding 2%s 1974
refunding 2%s 1981
refunding 2%s 1978
mortgage 3%s 1982—_
&
First
1961
1982
footnotes,
81%
77
*77 %
*99 A
76
31
54 Va
60%
99 &
1
99 :la
58%
63
96
60 Va
61 Va
79%
.60%
79%
1
78
82
96
96
8
95 Va
96
81%
81%
1
79%
81 %
80'/a
82%
.
June-Dec
1977
83%
England Tel & Tel Co-
First
3s
f
debs
99
94
*86
f
49%
71% '
78
*96%
s
45%
70
43
72
*74%
June-Dec
3%s
48
*78%
1983-May-Nov
1974
ApriZ-Oct
Prods
conv
General 4%s series D
40
Feb-Aug
Natl
•
7iv«
*63%
National Distillers & Chem 4%s debs
Distillers
5%s
4%s
65%
1977—Mar-Sept
1970
1970—
debentures
81
Jan-July
1983
3%s
.
27%
69%
June-Dec
debs
conv
62
April-Oct
:
Louis
Products 2%s debs
debentures
3Vis
Tel
1978.
& St
Gas
National Dairy
&
■
57%
70%
-Feb-Aug
2007
1
20%
___
1
Mar-Sept
1991
,& Essex first gtd 3%s 2000—
Mountain
3s
Jan
2045
Jan
first
3 Vis
Railroad
Monon
A
58V2
2020—
2005
1
Jan
series
1976_
Malone
2
83
Pacific
4%s "series B Jan 1'2030_
debentures
trust
&
Monogahela
Natl
C
debs
3%s
issues—
mortgage 4%s series B Jan 1 1990
mtge income 4%s
81
89 'A
3%s
64
61V2
68
62
adjustment 5s ser A Jan 1967- -April-Oct
subord income debs 2033——.
-Jan-July
mtge
55
81
8
'
J
89
80
A Cum
1st
1975_
1st
61.
5%s
1st
501/4
3%s
first
lien 5s series A 1962—
40-year 4s series B l962_
Prior
lien 4%s series D 1978
Gen
2
June-Dec
58 '
57 %
55
53%
1
1st
79
56%
51%
50%
series J 1970—_June-Dec
refunding 3s series K 1971
June-Dec
1st
86%
85
—
53
53%
94%
6
First &
,
RR—■
Prior
Missouri
2%s
1987
1st
mortgage 4%s inc series A Jan 1971—_May
A General mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan 1991_
May
,
54
62%,
53%
12
9lVa
First &
Saulte Ste Marie-^-
First
Missouri
102
60
54
87%
First
90%
89%
91
36
Mar-Nov
First
94%
90%
20
61'A
87
first &
91
95%
92%
60%
91%
First
87
*93
91%
61 %
refunding 3s
First
92
87
92%
Va
refunding 3%s series I 1966—;June-Dec
First
83
90
63%
71%
&
First
93
90%
681/4
&
First
95
ApriZ-Oct
Chemical
Co
&
1st
debs
Mfg
inc
Gas
First
Minneapolis-Moline Co—
6s
Paper
First
76%
>91 %
59
60%
150
First
76
76%
57
584
71%
First
81%
80
100
62%
70%
83
1975
First
1976
debentures
f
81
58%
61%
70%
*—
1988
4%s
suoord
conv
Oxford
99%
>76%
_Mar-Sept
Jan-July
—
s
12
96%
83
98
Mar-Sept
.
3.10s
99
76
80%
June-Dec
1st mortgage 3%s 1969-—
37/sS sinking fund debentures 1967
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
f
102
57%
62%
Mar-Sept
1974
Oregon Washington RR 3s series A
Owens-Illinois Glass Co 3%s deb's
'
71 Va
77Va
58%
1984—-June-Dec
2%s
1980
Electric
&
3%s
Mathieson
5%s
102
2%s
2%s
mortgage
First
1991
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3%s
1st mortgage
2%s 1969
s
Olin
81%
81
*83
Michigan Central RR 4%s series C 1979
3%s
99%
Gas
mortgage
1st
*81%
*81
Feb-Aug
1973
Corp—
debentures
1975
subord
conv
1st
81
76
77%
*78
Jane-Dec
Telephone
mortgage
98
1977
1987
mortgage 3s
mortgage
Scott
&
_Jan-July
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 27/as 1974
May-Noo
1st mortgage 2%s
1980
Feb-Aug
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3%s,1988
April-Oct
•
"I
Bell
First
126
117
4%s
first
Pacific
debentures
Robbins
Merritt-Chapman
,
2-%s
First
79%
59
1988
70%
v.
*80
Feb-Aug
1977
99%
10
80%
99
Mar-Sept
Realty Corp 5s
(J Ray) & Co—
McDermott
*79%
99%
Edison
Oklahoma
118% 118%
Feb-Aug
1980
debentures
f
s
Stores
97
Ohio
*83%
—Feb-Aug
wts"
44
1986
4s
101%
70'/a
101%
1984
mortgage
mortgage
Northwestern
100
97%
78
1974—_Feb-Aug
April-Oct
—_Feb-Awg
———June-Dec
April-Oct '
Mar-Sepi
Jan-July
April-Oct
2%s
1975
1979
1982
Northrop Aircraft Inc 4s conv 1975—„—June-Dec
5s conv subord debentures 1979
Jan-July
r_
*99%
100
mortgage
1st
(Wise)
1st
2%s
2%s
3%s
3%s
4%s
mortgage
First
*75
*76%
1968—Mar-Sept
1972—May-Nov
——
3%s
™
Feb-Aug
May Dcpt Stores 2%s debentures 1972
3%s s
f debentures
1978
May
73%
10
*72%
1978.
"ex
73%
62
*67%
April-Oct
debs
74
.
Mar-Sept
debentures
RR
5%s
Co
68
—May -Nov
Co 2%s debentures
subord
conv
Maine
77%
67%
Mar-Sept
.
1979—.
subord
70
*77
~~
1987
5%s
83%
62
mtge 3 %s 1982
mortgage 3%s 1984-.—
1st
5s
2%s
62
80%
62
ser
gold 3s 1980
Elec
&
59
*70%
G 2003—ApriZ-Oct
ser H 2003
ApriZ-Oct
First & refund mtge 3%s ser I 2003
ApriZ-Oct
Louisville
27/8S
3%s
Quar-Feb
_
mortgage
first
(Minnesota
First
High
Co—
Power
881
~~
2047
1
*94
mtge 3%s ser F 2003—
refund mtge
First & refund mtge
St
States
Northern
Louisville & Nashville RR—
First
3s Jan
*81
April-Oct
Jan. 1
Low
B
*83%
1978—
Range Since
NO.
71 Va
Reiunding & Improve 4%s ser A 2047—Jan-July
Coll trust 4s 1984
April-Oct
93%
84%
General lien
90
92 %
88%
series
Mar-Sept
1976
debentures
32
30
95%
67
*63 %
N
1963——April-Oct
debentures
3s
Co
debentures
30
onds
Sold
High
Cent
1S73
May-Nov
N Y New Haven & Hartford RR—
First & refunding mtge 4s ser A 2007—Jan-July
^General mtge conv inc 4V2S ser A 2022
May
Harlem River & Port Chester 4%s A '73_Ja«-July
N Y Power & Light first mtge 2%s 1975_Mar-Sept
N Y & Putnam first consol gtd 4s 1993_April-Oct
N Y Susquehanna & Western RR—
Term
1st
mtge 4s 1994
Jan-July
1st & cons mtge 4s
ser A 2004
Jan-July
AGeneral mortgage 4%s series A 2019—Jan-July
N Y Telephone 2%s series D 1982
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3%s series E 1978—Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981—Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3s series H 1989—_April-Oct
Refunding mortgage 3%s series I 1996—ApriZ-Oct
Refunding mortgage 4%s series J 1991—May-Nov
Fefunding mortgage 4%s 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%s 1983
April-Oct
General
mortgage 3%s 1983
Feb-Aug
4%s conv debentures 1972
Feb-Aug
General mortgage 4%s 1987
;
Mar-Sept
Norfolk & Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Oct
Northern Central general & ref 5s 1974—Mar-Sept
1st ana ref 4%s series A 1974
Mar-Sept
Northern Natural Gas 3%s s f debs 1973_May-Nov
3%s
s
f
debentures
1973
May-Nov
3%s s f debentures 1974
May-Nov
4 %s s f debentures 1976
May-Nov
4%s s f debentures 1977
May-Nov
4%s s f debentures 1978—;
__May-Nov
5%s s f debentures 1979
May-Nov
Northern Pacific Ry prior lien 4s 1997—Quar-Jan
86
101'A
*75%
Jan-July
1974
78
I
76
Chicago & St
York
4%s
75 Va
86
—
102% 103
&
stamped
colalteral gold 3%s 1998 Feb-Aug
Louis—
Refunding mortgage 3%s series E 1980—June-Dec
First mortgage 3s series F 1986
April-Oct
4%s income debentures 1989
June-Dec
Y Connecting RR 2%s series B 1975—April-Oct
Y & Harlem gold 3%s 2000
May-Nov
Mortgage 4s series A 2043
Jan-July
Mortgage 4s series B 2043
—Jan-July
Y Lack & West 4s series A 1973
May-Nov
84V4
..
104
Sale Price
Friday's
Jan-July
Michigan
212
94
"2
*86
Jan-July
April-Oct
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Lake Shore & Mich South gold 3%s '97__June-Dec
Lehigh Coal & Navigation 3 Vis A 1970—April-Oct
Lehigh Valley Coal Co 1st & ref 5s stp '64_Feb-Aug
ref
87
175 %
or
Bid & Asked
Low
Jersey
New
—
84%
75 %
Corp
3%s
1983
Kimberly-Clark
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s 1997
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
JAKreuger & Toll 5s certificates 1959
&
36
85
84%
ApriZ-Oct
1975
debentures
unguaranteed
1st
195
*84 %
Kansas City Southern Ry
4Vis
98
84%
9
*94
Jan-July
Michigan
City
85
191
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Ry 4s 1990
ApriZ-Oct
Light 2%s 1976
June-Dec
3 Vis ser C 1984.June-Dec
Kansas
City Term Ry 2%s 1974
April-Oct
Karstadt
(Rudolph) 4%s debs adj 1963—Jan-July
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
Jan-July
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4%s 1961.—Jan-July
Stamped 1961
Jan-July
Plain
1961
Jan-July
Kansas
85
10
Airlines—
Dutch
&
*83
1978
3%s
subord
conv
Jan-July
1987
3%s
Breaker
Manufacturing
KLM
96%
98%
96
98%
96%
97
N
Jersey Central Power & Light 2%s
Joy
*98
—
84
94
96%
—
Pipe Line Co—
f debentures series A
s
4Vis
Oil
83 J/8
*97
Corp—
1977.
sub
conv
81%
81%
*83%
1979_May-Nov
Chemical
&
*81%
Feb-Aug
4%s
debentures
4%s
Tel
1989
L
Credit
Minerals
subord
conv
Interstate
series
4 Vis
Harvester
232
232
Pdnn-n
Week's Range
Mar-Sepi
*80
1st
1st
I 72
Monday, March 21, 1960
IIUaIt'ci
U--
Last
Bell Telephone 3%s 1988
New Jersey Junction RR 4s 1986
rf <^U.
New Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
New
Orleans Term 1st mtge 3%s 1977—May-Nov
New York Central RR Co—
Consolidated 4s series A 1998
Refunding & impt 4%s series A 2013—April-OcZ
Reiunding & Impt 5s series C 2013
April-Oct
Collateral trust 6s 1960
ApriZ-Oct
N Y Central & Hudson River RR—
General mortgage 3%s 1997
Jan-July
Lake Shore collateral
gold 3%s 1998—Feb-Aug
New
7
Inland
International
High
Low
Stock Exchange
New York
*80
3 Vis
mortgage
Jan. 1
No.
Interest
Feriod
bonds
Range Since
Sold
76%
mortgage
1st
High
Bonds
83
v-
mortgage
Consol
—
Friday
Week's Range
Sale Price
. . .
RECORD (Range for Week Ended March 18)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
Friday
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
The
(1242)
refunding
.
3%s
3%s
Feb-Aua
-JaZfuiv
1983—.^
Avrfz
1985
refunding 4%s 1987
refunding 3%s 1988
refunding mtge 4%s 1986
refunding
June-DeS
Mar
~
£t£ 5,'19815—
Oct
W
sJ;pt
Tia^"^i°V
*83%
89
80%
80%
85
7
77
81%
74J/a
*76 Va
73
74%
90
78
99
85 J/4
99% "99%
103
79 Va
.
97'A
*78
94%
79 Va
79 Va
81%
*79%
*87%
75
75
*75'%
*80 Va
90%
48
72 Va
90%
87 Va
Va
94%
1
92%
94%
103%
16
102 Va
103%
•
Volume
Number 5935
191
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1243)
31
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended March 18)
Interest
Exchange
Period
Last
or
Sale Price
4'As
debs
1984
Mills
3Vis
Inc
BONDS
Interest
Last
Jan. 1
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Sale Price
Low
f debs
s
1972
High
No.
115
119%
467
1003A 100%
Apr-Oct
5
115%
Philip Morris Inc 4%s sf debs 1979
June-Dec
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964___Feb-Aug
4'A3
conv
subord debs
1987—
:
.Feb-Aug
Pillsbury
Range Since
Sold
Low
subord
conv
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Corporation—
Philco
Friday's
93'A
105% 107'A
107 Vi
June-Dec
*85
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996 June-Dec
93%
105
112
85
85
Consolidated
4'As
guaranteed
Consolidated guaranteed
4'As
1963_Feb-Aup
*98%
1964_Maz/-Nov
*98%
I
ser
4Vis
J
ser
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970—._June-Dec
General
mortgage
5s
General
mortgage
3%s
series B
1975
series
E
98%
98%
—
Coke
Pittsb
&
Chem
1st
mtge 3Vis 1964—_May-Nou
89
92'/a
Stauffer
90
88
90
Sunray
71
69
69'A
Superior
Oil Corp 2%s debentures
Oil Co 3%s debs 1981
1
90%
91 'A
Surface
Transit Inc
90'/a
91
Swift
91
92
90'A
90'A
91
91
91
1
92
Consolidation Coal 3 Vis 1965—Jan-July
3s debs 1967
___April-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
1st general 5s series B
1962
Feb-Aug
Pittsburgh
90'A
92
10
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Plantation
3J/2s
3 %s
Pipe
Electric
*84
....April-Oct
;
*80
1983—
&
108
108%
59
107
92
92%
7
90
92%
refunding
and
94'A
94'A
May-Nou
and
3'As
8
94%
85'A
102'/a
refunding
mortgage
8s
2037—June-Dec
refunding
mortgage
3s
1972_-May-Nov
*82%
3
156% 156%
and
and refunding
refunding mortgage 27/8s 1979_June-Dec
1972
.......June-Dec
3 Vis
debentures
45/8s
debentures
1977,,_
87%
Quaker
2%s
Oats
92
Rheem
(R
Mfg
debs 1973
1975—
3%s
Co
Rhine-Westphalia
debs
Electric
Power
§ADirect
mortgage
7s
mortgage
6s
1952.
§ A Consolidated
mortgage
mortgage
§ A Consolidated
Debt
15
100
92%
91'A
944
65'A
3
65%
*82%
88'/a
83'A
17
85 '/a
84
83
1st
80
85'/a
6s
1955—
Pacific
*95%
Jan-July
A
1S78_—
series
B
1978
Jan-July
90
90
~1
90
92
4Vis
series
C
1978
Jan-July
90
90
1
90
92%
Oil
Richfield
4%s
Gas
General
Royal
debentures
Electric
&
5'As
113
—June-Dec
1
89'A
16
100
96
100
.Jan-July
1977,.
debs
conv
89%
Mar-Sept
1977—
debs
conv
6'As
McBee
109
113'A
110
113
106%
13
113
85%
122
89%
109%
115'A
Power
Saguenay
St
Lawrence
Second
St Louis-San
1st
ASecond
St
debs
bond
4s
Vis
Scioto
V
Scott
&
1st
May-Nou
*86%
1989 _Jan-July
*76%
1989
Nov
Line RR
Seagram
(Jos
&
E).
debentures
3s
Roebuck
Sears
series
3s
4%s
subordinated
Roebuck
Sears
Seiberling
5s
Service
5'As
Shell
Line
Oil
Skelly
3s
27/8s
,•
_■
•
Bell
87'A
6s
85
85
19
30
96%
59
95%
Wabash
100%
97
96'A
92%
100 %
94%
West
Penn
Electric
84'/a
84'A
West
Penn
Power
West
Shore
first
94
*84%
,1 April-Oct
April-Oct
103 »A
100
37
107%
84'A
84'A
June-Dec
96 %
,
84'A
4
83 %
96'A
97%
466
94%
91'A
*90
_Jan-July
June-Dec
77%
April-Oct
*95'%
4'As
(Oregon
Gold
4'As
4'As
84
%
103%
uFeb-Aug
*75%
_Jan-July
90
91%
conv
16
—
—
75%
81%
72
81%
138
*62%
—
65
—
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3.%s
mtge
ser
A
"95'A
86
'75_..June-Dec
■4
:
93
63
94
92%
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92
95%
85
.Mar-Sept
1977
A
8o%
*83%
series
E
1986——4 4Jan-July
63 %
First
mortgage
2%'s series
F
1996—L— _Jan-July
*59%
mortgage
2'As
G
1961,;
nit,tic
iwi i«»s
first consol gold "5s 1994
tr 4'As 1988.,,
first gold 5s 1996,
coll
_
12
107%
2
79'A
72%
75
„
81%
99%
81%
88
—
89
79
14
81%
—
99'A
97'/a
87'/a
7
88'A
79'A
75
121
96'A
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—
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88
74
79%
79%
82
83%
88
74
77
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80'A
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84
80
80
8
75
80
67
68
69
6
65
71
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90
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94%
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91%
93%
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90%
93
90%
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87'A
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90%
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91'A
102
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80'/a
1
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102% 102'A
92
81
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106
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74%
74%
82%
84%
4
79%
84%
79
79
3
79
79%
*87
,
3'As
3%s
131 %
115%
139
62%
120
Wisconsin
91
95%
Wisconsin
18
83%
86%
Yonkers
83'A
61%
63%
Included
56%
59'A
not
96A
—
20
94%
33
5
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96%
97
64%
6
64'A
67
64
65
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94%
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92 '4
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83'A
84%
5
82%
88
88
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Jan-July
May-Now
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138
97
82'A
,
82'A
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2
90
112
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96
97
Feb-Auy
Jan-July
70
89
96
2
88%
88
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*88%
84'/a
70
87%
'
Mar-Sept
82'A
81%
-r»
*99% 100'/a
I960———J&n-July
Co—
4s
115%
58%
59
Jan-July
56'A
9
59
60
*36
June-Dec
40
40
47
*77%
—May
79
77'/a
77%
84
85 Va
83%
—
_Jan-July
first 4s
B
S
Central
mortgage
87
87 '
77'A
1992—Mar-Sept
1978
debentures
4%s
112%
64%
1971——Mar-Sept
1980—
debs
f
16
71%
77%
May
1984
s
114%
114
..Jan-July
series A 2004
Gen mtge 4'As inc series A Jan 1 2029
Wisconsin
Electric
Power
2%s 1976
First
93
63%
..Feb-Aug
—
Co
Winsten-Salem
89%
—
102'/a 103%
102%
_Ja nJuly
&
3'As
::
T*
Steel
Corp
91%
70%
Jan-July
Jan-July
1966
2361
3'As series C 1970
mortgage 3'As series D 1967
convertible debentures 1975
First
10
*86 'A
—May -Nov
1974
3'As series I
4s guaranteed
debentures
"68'A
71
,
1979,,
3s
85
85
—
,
2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
gen mtge 3'As 1967_Jan-July
Westlnghouse Electric Corp 2%s
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A
Whirlpool
Va
*96%
1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct
3'As series C 1979.
—,April-Oct
5'As
debentures
1982
Jan-July
Western Pacific RR Co 3%s ser A 1981——Jan-July
96
—
J*1
,100
April-Oct
.
div
*97%
_Jan-July
1.983
-l.i
81 %
—
mortgage
a
(sVaS
series
77%
87%
series B 1971
Fcb-Nov
gtd gold 3'As 2000—Feb-Auy
registered 2361
Maryland Ry
1st
Co—
RR
75%
*99/a 100%
Western
74
74
62%
116
mortgage
Ry
77%
76%
—
*74'A
•First
•>
21
77%
106
100
-
Lines)
Lighting
mortgage
Wilson
:
1st
Pacific
33
Co—
4%s
1981
San -Fran- Term
80%
81
_Jan-July
1969
Gold
Westchester
Wheeling
—
—
Co
Terminal
Washington
4s
119
Co—
_May-Nov
First
mtge
--
102% 105
104'A
*115
Co—
Memphis
—
109% 111
111
April-Oct
*136
Pacific
ref
first
RR
Warren
97%
,4
8
*97 %
F
ser
3'As
mortgage
89%
93
1973,.June-Dec
Southern
First
25
1963
98 '/a
77%
Co—
167
1986—.
98
110% ill'A
80 %
80%
—
mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
April
mtge income 4'As series B Jan 1991—-April
100'/8 100%
94
.Jun-July
debentures 1970
Ry 2%s-4'As 1994__— _Ja?t-July
Gas
RR
4s
100%
1971,
72
1
*
,
*75
111%
1983—„_——May-Nov
subord income debs 2008—
Feb-Auy
ref
&
1983. .Feb-Aug
1976——i.
RR 5s
mtge 3'As ser C 1973.April-Oct
and ref
lien
lien
Gen
.Jan-July
Edison
Indiana
■1st
87'A
80'A
—
85
1979—^
1987^
Natural
First
1st
;
debs
1965
19854-
California
convertible
.'f -si
76%
49
1979——_—
Southern
Southern
96%
102% 103'A
Telephone & Telegraph
Southern
Southern
96
103%
1982
~5
98'/a
77 Va
—
72%
98%
...June-Dec
,_Mar-Sep£
1969
1976
4'As
mortgage
95 3A
1982
-
_
72%
,
Power Co—
1983———Mar-Sept
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995—,
May-Nov
General
104
76%
—
99% 100%
100
..Feb-Aug
.Jan-July
debs
84
of
-May-Nov
debs
84
26
*80%
—
—Jan-July
19681—
4%s
1975—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 2%s ser H 1980—Mar-Sept
1st mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec
1st & ref M 3'As ser J 1982—
April-Oct
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
Gen
conv
2'As
Oil
debentures
3'As
85
,
debentures
debs
•
debentures
Southern
f
s
Alabama
debentures
2%s
96 'A
*82
1977
f
s
debentures
North
Southern
.Jztne-Dec
June-Dec
debentures
subord
conv
&
437
Marchant—
Socony-Vacuum
South
—
94
80%
94
refund mtge 2%s ser E
and
89'A
9
Corp—
Electric &
First
43/8s
Corp
2'As
Smith-Corona
5'As
86%
82%
1983
debs
4s
ctfs
_Jan-July
Corp—
2%s
Oil
Oil
Oil
Gas
&
conv
78'A
85%
91
89
94
,94
——April-Oct
Jan-July
—
America—
subord debentures
subord debentures
conv
Virginia
•
1979—
3.20s
subord
conv
Union
Sinclair
77
72%
Co—•
debs
Pipe
Shamrock
*86%
—■
1966
„__u
43As
Co
&
,*76%
Mar-Sept
,
subord
—
—
*96'A
.Jan-July
—
debentures
Rubber
conv
—
102% 104
103
.May-Nov
Corp—
1972—.
1982
debentures
70
Steel
Corp
3'/8s
73
66%
—
96%
,
2Vis
Sons
Vanadium
4'As
14
73%
1967
Works
81%
78%
88%
..
1980,
B
1974—i._
debentures
5s
.
1977—
Acceptance
4%s
71'A
Steel
Participating
First
Co—
debentures
f
s
68
States
United
113'A
78
—
*11
Mar-Sept
conv
mortgage
3%s
77
Ry—
debentures 1971
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982—
Air
71%
72%
First
Depot
3s
Paper
Seaboard
73%
*71%
*68%
3%s B 1971_
.A April-Oct
New England 1st gtd 4s 1989, .May-Nou
Union
Paul
13
Mar-Sept
certificates
bond
70 %
.Mar-Nov
Jan 2006
A
73%
May
A Jan 2022,
ser
B. 1980
certificates
inc
Second 4s
—
70
.Jan-July
1997
A
series
Louis-Southwestern
First
St
series
4s
income
76
87
102%
108
—
*78%
89
May-Nov
1976
debentures
debentures
United
70%
75'A
*72
80 Va
95%
42
,
,.
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1971
coll trust 3%s
2%s
Rubber
Ry Co—
series
4s
2%s 1970
coll trust 3%s
&
S
22
—
& coll trust 3%s
debentures 1972_,
—
*70%
1996 _Jan-July
April-Oct
5s
_
Francisco
mtge inc 4
mtge
A5s
1971
A
ist gold
1996
6s
mortgage
1st
series
3s
Adirond'k
&
gold
*84
112
April-Oct
1966—ApriZ-Oct
—-Mar-Sept
.
mtge
2%s
Mar-Sept
110
—
1991_Mar-Sept
1977
mtge
U
90
80
102'A
1972
1975———~May-Nov
4%s s f
April-Oct
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973
April-Oct
1st mtge & coll trust 4'As 1977—
Mar-Sept
1st mtge & coll trust 4'As 1978
Mar-Sept
4%s s f debentures 1978
,——Jan-July
105
96
1976
C
2%s
America
of
Co
&
88'A
88
80%
18
87
112
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
1970
Corp
mtge
82'A
85
82%
102
,
Feb-Auy
1973
debs
f
s
1st
April-Oct
1983
89%
—
June-Dec
May-Nov
debs
1st
Corp—
3'As series J 1969
mortgage
Aircraft
Rchr
1st
Corp—
subord
conv
Rochester
Gas
__
90%
99'A
87%
5
*87
April-Oct
I960—June-Dec
1980
2'As series
4'As
debentures
United
series
90
89'A
1974,—June-Dec
debentures
2%s
R,R
mortgage
Car
Biscuit
3%s
5'As
:
of
Tank
United
4Vis
3%s
2%s
California
Oil
Refunding
bonds—
adjustment
mtge
Union
Feb-Awgr
Apr-Oct
1953
Co
coll tr 2%s
3'As 1982
Union
May-Now
..May-Nov
6s
1st
95
88
2%s debs 1961
Mar-Sept
of Missouri 3%s 1971—May-Nov
&
Union
83 'A
94%
102
*80
mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975_ApriZ-Oct
1968—
L
May-Nov
mtge
80
89 %
debentures
3s
78%
28
88
Tri-Continental Corp
First
31
83'A
98'A
109
Pacific—
Orleans
New
Electric
82%
gold 5s
Thompson Products 4%s debs 1982
Oil Co 3%s 1986
Tol & Ohio Cent ref and impt 3%s
70
65
first
Tidewater
141%
120%
Corp—
1950,
§ A Direct
96%
132% 136%
134 %
April-Oct
Feb-Aztp
3s
Tobacco
J)
88%
85'/a
of
RR
Term
87%
81'A
95
*88%
C 1990—ApriZ-Oct
2000———June-Dec
refund M 3%s ser E 1985—Jan-July
and
99'A
*90%
1970— April-Oct
3'As series B
M
Pacific-Missouri
Texas
Union
Radio Corp of America. 3% s conv 1980,,Ju?ie-Dec
Reading Co first & ref 3'/8s series D 1995_May-Nov
Reynolds
8
92%
92
75%
86 %
80
88 3A
88
1964—__Jan-July
debentures
1
87%
*99% 100%
—Mar-Sept
——_
75%
87%
*79%
mortgage 3'As 1983_April-Oc£
1975
April-Oct
refund
Pacific
General
94%
89
88
and refund M 3%s series
&
16
99
99%
98'A
102
RR—
Orleans
New
105
Louis—
and
Texas
85%
82
*73
debentures
156%
156%
85
<k
100
*101
impt M 4s series C
First
103'A
and
St
of
Assn
and
First
89%
2
1979
notes
conv
RR
77'A
141%
83'A
2019—-Jan-July
Refund and impt 2%s series D 1985-,—April-Oct
Texas Company
(The) 3%s debs 1983—,-May-Nov
Texas Corp 3s debentures
1965—
——May-Nov
Texas
95
91%
2
First
and
92%
89'A
89'A
1968_Jan-JyZy
Jan-July
First
33/8s
110
103'A 103'A
refunding mortgage 5s 2037
mortgage
Terminal
Refund
Mar-Sept
First
First
81 'A
Co—
Gas
First
First
84
81'A
75 yB
112%
81 'A
June-Dec
..June-Dec
1979--.
notes
capital
5s
84
81'A
Jon-July
1981_
1963_
debentures
3s
debs
Electric
Service
3s
senior
123
Inc—•
(James)
5'As
100'A
98
May-Nov
Gamble
&
Public
Co
Power
debs 1973
3%s
conv
Procter
A—Mar-Sept
2%s 1970
1986——:
Line
debentures
f
s
Potomac
100%
High
70%
99
Jan-July
May-Nov
1972
Low
77
97 34
May-Nov
1173
debentures
35
119
100
99 'A
1966-—Jan-July
Jan-July
1st mtge 6s 1971
debentures
2%s
Co
&
2%s
Talcott
*—
117
1973,,,——Mar-Sept
debs
3%s
Chemical
92
90
"
75 %
74%
2%s
debentures
1974—,—
—Jan-July
Standard Oil Co (Ohio) 4'As 1982———Jan-July
91'%
April-Oct
Jan. 1
No.
*105
1983—
(N J) debentures 2%s
Oil
Stanoard
—
117%
Range Sinoe
Sold
High
*77%
Jan-July
1982—April-Oct
April-Oct
1971—May-Nov
3%s conv
(Indiana)
debentures
*69
91%
..April-Oct
1975
Oil
Stanoard
__
74%
June-Dec
April
1983
Spiegel Inc 5s conv subord debs 1984
Spokane Internl first gold 4'As 2013—
Standard Oil of California 4%s 1983
Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Pittsburgh
April-Oct
May-Nov
2%s debs 1985
Bell Tel
Debentures
3'/as
100%
91%
87'A
*72%
l^O'A
98
219
Low
Southwestern
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
High
104%
10
93%
Week's Range
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
New York Si,ock
2
89
103%
94%
In
Service
delivery
the
in
3'As
sale
Jan-July
1971
Light & Power
not
2%s 1976-Jan-July
included In
year's range, d Ex-interest, e Odd-tot sale
sale not included in the year s range, r Cash
' • *
the
year's range?, n Under-the-rule
the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
impaired by maturity.
reported as being in bankruptcy,
§ Negotiability
t Companies
the
Act, or securities
♦Friday's bid and ask prices;
A Bonds selling flat.
Bankruptcy
94%
95
Deferred
included
96A
101
100%
Public
Electric
97
3
85%
85%
„
,
„
receivership, or reorganized under
assumed by such companies.
no sales being transacted during
c
not
^
„n
„
Section 77 cf
current .week.
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
In the
on
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday March 14,
the American
and ending
Friday March 18.
It is compiled from the report of the American
Friday
American Stock
Range
Sale Price
Exchange
Aberdeen
Petroleum
Acme-Hamilton
Acme
Precision
Corp
Mfg
Products
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
-Low
High
Inc,
—
3%
3%
3%
1,100
3% Mar
5
2%
2'A
2%
3,500
2'A
Feb
3%
Jan
Surpass Shoe Stores,,
Aid Investment & Discount Inc
1
4%
4%
5'4
900
438
Feb
5%
Jan
Ajax
18%
Feb
21'A
Jan
Alabama
58
Feb
71%
Feb
Alabama
Jan
Agnew
'
•
Acme
Wire
Co
Aerojet-General
Aeronca
Aero
For
-
..
10
1
62
* "
61%
63'A
5,100
Corp
1
7% "
7%
7%
4.000
6% Mar
9%
Jan
Manufacturing..
1
5%
4%
5 Va
4 800
4% Mar
7
Jan
Manufacturing
Supply
_
I
Corp
footnotes, see page 35.
for Week
Shares
Low
Par
High
10c
Corp
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
American Stock Exchange
1
A
class
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
Exchange itself and
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
is intended to include every security whether
dealings have occurred during the current year,
Range for Week Ended March 18.
Stock
stock or bond in which any
Alan
5%
Petroleums
Ltd
—
1
50c
50
preferred,—100
Wood Steel Co common
10
cumulative preferred
—100
Great
Power
600
5%
700
%
18% Mar
2,600
%
u
5%
%
High
22
Jan
1)1
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jan
6'A
144
Feb
141
30
83%
83
84
250
82
Jan
83'A
Jan
34'/a
33%
34%
800
31% Mar
42'A
Jan
81
81
Rfi
.Tfin
25
142
Feb
141
Southern——
4.20%
19%
5%
—*
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
19%
81
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended March
Friday
Sales
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Low
Par
Alaska
Airlines
Algejxiene
Inc
Kunstzide
7
7%
7%
8
3%
3%
3%
11 %
—1
4-/4
Feb
Feb
Canadian
Petrofina
Feb
37 Va
Jan
Canadian
Williston
31%
1,100
34%
36%
8
13%
12%
13%
7,100
12% Mar
6% Mar
10 %
Jan.
16% Mar
23 Va
Jan
74Va
78 Va Mar
10%, Jan
6 %
6%
6%
II,400
•
45 %
x44%
45%
4,700
42%. Feb
51%
Jan
14%
14%
3,200
13% Mar
16%
Jan
5
4%
4%
600
u
32%
Feb
~2%
"21/4
4,400
2% Mar
2%
Jam
32,Zu0
,4 Mar
1
Jain
b%
17%
American
Co
R
C
Tnr
Meter
Anacon
Lead
Co
Anchor Post
Inc
class
preferred
class
Mines
Ltd
Anken
Chemical
Apollo
Industries
Ltd
&
Corp
Oil
Associated
Stationers
Coast Indus
Research
Ailantica
2.50
del
Inc*
of
1
Sewing
A
Non-voting
Avien, Inc
-•
:—5c
:
38%
Jan
Oil Co
Cinerama
35 %
Jan
Clark
86%. Jan
88%
Jan
29%
Feb
Clary
47
Feb
Clatissner
19,500
3314
23,900
30 %,
23
26%
6,200
18%
41%
40%
41%
5,300.
38
4%
4%
6%
6%
21%
21%
>
5%
3,900
7%
2,300
800
22
II
Jan
Mar
.
6%
Jan
Clayton
Jan
Clopay
Jan
Club
% Mar
II,100
<2%
1%
1%
3,900
9%
10%
19;400
11%
11%
400
1L% Mar
100 V4 102%
210
99%
2,000
59
58%
59'%
3,400
52%
51
55%
13,3001
1%
pesos
8%
8%
4,000
6,800
9 %
&
Beck
Bell
(AS)
56-
66
Feb
2%
^L% Mar^
11%
8% Mar
2%
9*600
3
12% Jan
Jan
5 %%
Borne
Jan
Aviation
Continental
Industries
5
5%
J&m
6
Jan
Cooper-JarreLt
Corby
5
5
100
4%-
Feb
5%
1
5%
700
5%
Mar
U%
11%
12 J/4
2.400
—10c
29%
29%
31%
9,700
44 Va
45
200
13%
A
31%
Jan
51%
Jan
(H)
Class
6%
22%
24
2,000
16
Feb
17
16
21%
I,700:
16
Mar
3%
3%
3,200'
7%
71%
8ft
6
1
lft
1%
13,600
~7%
1%
3%
10
~7%
700
18%
18%
19
1,000
800-
20
1
lVa
7%
1%
600.
12%
45%.
16>%
8%
8%
23 Va
Mar
3%
24 %•
Jan
2
Amer
•
Forman
4%
B
<•
Cuban.
Rubber
Mills Ltd
8% Feb
10%
Jan
Curtis
Jan
12%
Feb
13 %
400
44%
Jan
6%
13 V»
Feb
Feb
•
1,600
5%. Feb
7%
Jan
-
300
18% Mar
20 %
&
Bunker Hill
6%
Jan
300
200*
4%
8%
Feb
Jan
Jan
8%
Feb
1%
Jan
lft Mar
4
%
4,100
4%
3%
6,800
14,800
21
23 VB
2,200
12%
15%
8%
34,900
136%
Feb
28%
Jan
,
1%
Feb
-
Jar.
5 Va- Mar
Jan
43%
Mar
32
20,900
Va
Jan.
5a4. Jan
3% Mar
23%
Feb
20
Feb
16
Jan
116% Mar
24% Mar
2,480
1%
Va
13
26,000
~6%
4
1
6%
500
4%
434
3,700
4%
900
1
%
1%
29,900
10
6%
6% Mar
Jan
Feb
5%
5%
Jan
4%
1
Jan
1%
Jan
4% Mar
14%
20,000
32%
34%
5,600
14% Mar
27% Feb
26%
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25%
600
23% Mar
28%
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7%
8%
7%
800
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300
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Feb
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6
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2,200
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Feb
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2
2,500
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3%
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8%
8%
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8% Jan
31%
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42
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5% Mar
8
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7%
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7
10%
9
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7%
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10%
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8%
8%
600
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1
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2%
2%
1,600
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3%
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14%
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100
2.50
9%
9%
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10,200
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41
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63%
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11
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12%
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4,100
9%
8%
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30
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12
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34
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2%
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5
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&
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1
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140
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500
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:
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Jan
Jan
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Jan
135
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20% Mar
■
20
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7
Feb
10
11
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Feb
4,100
13%
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preferred
!
1
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Development Corp of America—
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37
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100
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9%
Jan
4%
600
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10
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1,100
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1 Va
8% Mar
9%
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1
12
Feb
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10% Jan
9% Mar
Jan
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dep
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rets ord
10s
reg——,
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&
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23%
23%
500
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11%
12%
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8%
7%
8%
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•
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•
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•
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Dorr-Oliver
Co
&
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Feb
20%
Feb
Feb
13%
300
13% Mar
16%
14%
15%
3,600
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16% Jan/
9%
9%
600
10 %
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9
2,400
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10%
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50
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13%
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26%
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Harris
7
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Feb
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30
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Ltd,
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19%
19%
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5%
411 Mar
_1
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11 Va
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rets
&
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Son
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Calgary
Calif
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2%
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3%
8%
9%
8,000
7%
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32
45
—1
7
45
Jan
45%
400
41% Mar
45%
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Jan
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common
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6%
•
21%
19%
21%
14,400
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2%
2%
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9,900
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18%
18%
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50
311
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200
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150
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Feb
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58
Jan
46 %
Feb
55%
3%
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&
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Co
4% Mar
7%
9%
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3%
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4%
5
200
4% Mar
6%
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Feb
6%
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400
18 % Mar
23 %
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1,300
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28%
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13%
Feb
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19
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11%
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13
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55
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2%
54
50
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7%
3%
19
Mar
18
45
50
preferred
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6%
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~
9% Mar
preferred
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9%
50
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7,500
53 =
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26
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11%
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4
2,600
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8
9% Mar
46%' Jan
200
7%
8%
38
1,200
4%
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400
10%
,
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10
8% Mar
10.900
55
4%
16%
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13,900
2%
7%
10
Jan
18%
7 %
600
53%
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,
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7%
10%
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100
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13%
800
18%
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36
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100
15%
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15%
10c
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9
%
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*
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600
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•
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6%
1
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6%
5%
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4
32
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10%
II
15%
2%
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•
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,
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3,400
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17 Va
4%
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6%, Feb
9%. Mar
8
■»
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8% Mar
9%. Feb
20
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1 Va
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Jan
17%
Jan
serial preferred
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5,100
Feb
28%
D
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Buckeye (The) Corp
Budget Finance Plan common
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Jan
9%
Feb
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15 Va
5
»
46% Mar
14
Power
convertible
1%
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■■
•
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.
41,
3% Jan
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500
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110
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9
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200
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%
8
121% 139
130
1
—
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5%.
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preferred-!
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3%
14%
.
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Feb,
27%
300
9
8%
1
8
33%
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Brown
•
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.
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Feb
28
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—
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25
24% Mar
200
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22% Mar
50
29 Va
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1
17%
19
10c
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600
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29
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/
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ord
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35%
17V4
...——*
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rets
Feb
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Crowley Milner & Co
7%
dep
80
5
&
$1.12
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Amer
&
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Courtaulds Ltd—
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19 y» Mar
>
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68
Jan
1
—
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100
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5%
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1,500
9
45%
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100
3%
9
1
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7%,
3%
:
4,800
2%.
2
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1
American
A
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28% Mar
17*% Mar
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■
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*
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Jan
8%
9,600
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10c
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preferred class A—i
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1% Feb
6%
7% Mar
27%
Co
Petroleums
Jan
73%
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non-voting
li
American
Jan
5 Vs- Mar
20
-
Jan
8
Jan
26%
25c
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Jan
4
Jan
26 %
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A
25
25%
Jan
1
B
Manufacturing Co
Britalta
-
Jan
2%
63 Va
25%
Coro Inc
8ft Jan
5% Mar
7%
22%
1
.
Breeze
Brillo
38,700
1
1
Inc
Corp
Bridgeport Gas
44%
70
33%
Continental Materials Corp
Cook Paint & Varnish Co—
Jan
Feb
Mar
10% Mar
25.%
43
_1
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Feb
100
—^.-lO
class
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1
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prior preferred
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Jan
Feb
2.
-
Mar
10%
67
50c
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Jan
—.
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Feb.
21
Jan
78%
-_i
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11%
18%
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Va Feb
6% Mar
23%
—
Continental Air Lines Inc..—
7% Mar
Chemical Co Inc
Brad Foote
Feb
9%
7% Mar
31 Va
4,900
•
Jan
65%
16 Va
Co
Jan
3,1.00
5i%
Bourjois
Stone
Products
8%
3
new
56
102%
77%
10c
vLc
Ney Pacific Ltd (new)—T
7%
——.__—_l
&
19 Va
Feb
8%
1
6% Mar
7,700
4%.
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Consolidated Sun Ray Inc_'__
1
8
Corp
Inc
37%
2%
2
65 Va
—
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Feb
50c
Co
Oils
18% Mar
2.% Mar
11,000
—i
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Jan
Jan
Jan
—;
(H C)
7%
36%
1
Co
Mining & Smelt
15 Va
Ties
Brooks
5%
10,900
8%,
8%
28
Feb
400
300
8%
Consolidated
55% Mar
Mar
48
17%
Blauner's
Bobbie
Jan
4,400
13 %
Feb
2%
1% Mar
2%
Inc
Blumenthal
'
Vn
13% Mar
Jan
Feb
99 %
20%
36%
^5c
17 Va
Belack Instrument Corp
Benrus Watch Co Inc
Bohack
7%
47%
10
6
20
2 Va
Jam *
1%
Mar
22
%
20
14
Jan
900'
8%
7Va
22%
'
Electric
Mar
Telephone of Canada
Bickford's
300
4
Consoh Diesel
12
Corp
Shoe
8
52%
36
Compudyne Corporation
Connelly Containers-Inc
13% Mar
Incorporated
Bayview Oil Corp common
Inc
75
3%
Feb
4,200
Basic
Beau-Brummel
11 Va
7,800
101
~6
6
1ft
Jan
4,500
Engineerings Co
Bearings
Mar
•
50%
8%
14%
Jan
13
104
Jan
16%
10c
class
10Va Mar
23
101
8%
12%
Corp
convertible
% Mar
900
13%
1
Equipment Co_
&
14%
Securities Corp
ic
Banco de los Andes American shares
Banff: Oil Ltd
—i—
50c
Barcelona Tr Light & Power Ltd
•
6%
Jan
7%
7%
10%
Jan
Jan
1 %
Farm
Sand
12
Inc
Controls Inc class
Baruch-Foster Corp
%
ut
12%
22%
51%
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65-1
1%
11 %
Colonial
13%
preferred
Barry
Jan
II Mar
900
13%
Community- Public Sei'vice-—
Jan
7% Feb
16%
Baldwin
Barnes
6%
%
22%
Jan
12 %
Corp_
Brothers
Mar
S%
Jan
14
1
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas class
Barker
7,100
3,200
5
1
10
Products
Caribbean
1
Inc
5%
10%
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Lambert
;———10c
Inc
Co
Jan
"ft
3
$1
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12%
5
5%
9 Va
2%, Feb
.2%
A——
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:
Feb
32 %
;Co„
Corporation
Corroon
Baldwin
Jan
7%
3 %
Hosiery Co
Construction
10
•
1%
8,800
1
Manufacturing
Cockshutt
1%
Jan;
2,000
35%
Co
Aluminum
Coastal
II Jan
9% Jan
400
2%
;%-
14%
1?
rle
Corp-
Corp——
1—
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8%
24%
Feb
2%
5p
Clarostat
4% Mar
U
1%.
Jan
-
Feb
9%
1
1
10c
Mining
Inc
Controller
6% Mar
21%
"II
;
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Cliromalloy
Fob
3814
Ltd
Consolidated
Christiana
91% Mar
&
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Products
Collieries
Chief
Jan
Jan
Jan
37"%
11%
Sugar
non-cum
class
10%
7 % Mar
85%
32
10c
Corp
Electronics
30% Mar
Jan
260
9114
37%
*
Corp
Automatic Steel
5% Mar
22%
33
_•
Inc.
Plastics
1,000
9
14
Jan
5ft
Jan
II,200
34%
new
Inc
Corp_
Centers
Devices
6%
100
lc
cl
Development Corp
Atlas-Corp option warrants
Atlas
Jan
17,300
partic
Supply
AtlasvConsolidated Mining
Plywood
6%
6 %
~9%
Line- Co—
Golfo
Atlas
5% Mar
25
14
35
8:
11
5
10
2
Cherry-Burrell
Corp—
;
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Chicago Rivet & Machine-!
29V4
America™—1
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Tel
Coast
Charter
Jan
High
3% Mar
•
1
Jan
8%
25%
8%
4% Mar.
Jan
19%
5%.
89%
1
4
„40c
Gas
Atlantic
4%
Jan
Mar
5%
9
7%
5% Mar
,
Mar
61/8
1
Co
Stores
Laundries
Atlantic
Feb
6
£1
Associated
&
Jan
52
15,600
14
_
Industries—
Associated
Associated. Tel
26
Mar
44
24%
reg
&
Jan
17
pfd—100
Corp Ltd
Food
Feb
14 %
300
7
25%
2.50
preferred
Equipment Corp
Electric
45
Feb
4ft
'
29% Mar
%
9 Va
City
I,200
6
1
5
Aluminum
dep rets
%
1714
17
5%
5
Corp
Jan
22 Va Mar
200
ft
6% Mar
Feb
1"1%
I,100
v
7
warrants
Associated
22 Va
45%
%
pfd—100
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Associated
Jan
39'
1,000
10,800
17
20c
Inc
Oil
4%
2
2%
'A' shs_2.40
:
Film
Armstrong Rubber class A
Asamerai Oil
15%
22 %
4.75
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Arkansas Power & Light 4.72
Allex
50%.- Jan
44
2
Appalachian Power Co 4%%
Co
12 Va
20o
Angostura-Wupperman
&
43
11%
1
Exploration
Fuel
Feb
Feb.,
5
A
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp
Arkansas
Capital
Jan
43%
12%
7,400
6%
42
12.50
Products
Amer
8%
Jan
200
12%
Writing Paper
Oil
5%
•
American Thread 5%
American
6%
:
Jan
4,900
14%
43
Co_
American Petrofina
Amurex
90Q
7%
46
6
_
Manufacturing Co
American
7%
13%
20
Laundry Machine
M
American
4o0
—SI
American
American
2,300
CanalrRandolph
Paper Mills Ltd—
American
American
18%
78 Va
43%
13%
1
shares
A
_7%
20
Inc—.
8%
17%
77
1
1
17,300
7
200
"
.1
pfd__10
.—46c
1
Ltd partic
Minerals^
29%
3%
4ft
Oils Ltd
Can Northwest Mines &
11%
1
Israeli
Baker
;—-1
—
5%
Mar
10
2
American
Aysliire
Marconi
Canadian
4% Mar
100
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
29%
*
Ltd-
Javelin
Canadian
12% Mar
Mar
11
Jan
A
Electronics
Avnet
L000
2,200
4%
10
4%
Feb
Photocopy Equip Co
Seal-Kap Corp of Del
Book
American
Aurora
4%
3%
I,200
Shares
High
Low
Corp
Products—_—
-5
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc—
1
Carnation, Co
.——5.50
Carolina Power & Light $5 pfd
*
Carreras Ltd Amer dep rets B ord_2s 6d
Carter (J W) Co
_■
,1
Casco Products Corp
*
Castle (AI)& Co
1
10
Catalin Corp of America
1
Cenco Instruments Corp—_
.1
Central
Hadley Corp
:
1
Central Maine Power 3.50%
pref—100
Central Power & Light 4% pfd
100
Central Securities Corp common
__1
$1.40 ser B conv pref.—„
_*
$1.50 conv
preferred
*
Century Electric Co___
10
Century Inveslors Inc
2
Chamberlin Co of America-,—.
-2.50
American
Audio
Jan
35 Va
Aluminum Co of America $3.75
pfd_100
American Beverage
Corp *
1
Atlantic
Jan
1
Paper Corp—
All-State Properties Inc
Alsco Inc
Amer
15,600
12
11
10
10
Allied
Aro
7%
10%
6 Va
7 Va
£1%
Corp
convertible preferred
Control Co Inc
Arnold
Feb
7 % Mar
600
12 Vo
1
5%%
Armour
Jan
9%
7%
Alliance Tire & Rubber class A
Anglo
Jan
14 Va
11,800
1
American Engineering Co
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Allied
69%
Feb
12%
10c
All
Pictures
Feb
11
58
dep rets Amer shares
Algom-Uranium Mines Ltd
Sales
for Week
■
Co
Bread
Canada
of Prices
Par
Ltd
•
Canada Cement Co Ltd common
•
01
20
6%%
preference
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc-1
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co
-*
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
lQc
Jan
V—
N
Araer
Allied: Artists
6 Va-
1.000
StocfeJ Exchange
High
Mar
5
5%
514
_1
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Range
Sale Price
American
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Monday, March 21, 19G0
.
Eastern
Malleable
Iron.
$6
Eda
preferred series
A-—
preferred series B—
Corporation class A——
25
41%
41%
1
$7
35%
37
50
1,200
*
43%
26%
Feb
Jan
11%
11%
12 Va
2,200
Jan
132
Jam
165
*
1
40% Mar
24% Mar
176
Jan
169 V2
Jan
Feb
12%
Jan
10 %
Number 5935
191
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1245)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
American Stock Exchange
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Pet
Mines aild Dev Ltd
Bond & Share
Elder
*
»
23'/a
xi
Low
12,200
14,800
22% Mar
19%
400
17%
21%
21%
21%
11%
3,200
7,600
23
5,900
-
5c
1%
1%
1%
25%
23%
25%
1,500
~9%
"9%
10%
3,400
3'/4
3.%
3%
12,300
39'Va
650
5%
2,300
Empire District Electric 5% pfd
100
Empire Millwork Corp
i
; Equity. Corp common-.:
—10c
$2, convertible preferred,
l
i Erie
Forge & Steel Corp common
__l
6% cum let preferred
io
<
Manufacturing Co—_—
Ero
5%
$1
or
Inc
Shares
Low
134%
13%
Rjuige Since Jan. 1
High
9%
1
International Petroleum Co Ltd—
1%
1%
Feb
International
26%
Jan
Intex
Feb
Investors
Low
9%
133'A 134%
300
2,700
High
9 Vb Mar
121 y2
Jan
13 Va
11
30
Feb
Mar
,14%
Jan
29% Mar
31%
Jan
32 Va
Jan
1,000
13
2%
Jan
75 %
Feb
70 %
Jan
16%
Jan
20%
Feb
1
7%
7%
7%
2,700
6%
Feb
8%
-1
10c
28%
29
1,500
19%
Feb
31%
Feb
1
31,700
% Mar
1%
Jan
11%
Jan
Israel-American
12%
Jan
ft
Feb
8%
Service Co
Inc
Jeanne tie
Feb
17
Royalty
—
Oil Corp
—
7%
—
27
%
8
%
800
7%
Jan
9
Jan
2% Mar
•
Jan
.»
Jan
%
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
500
—
Irving Air Chute
7%
25%
2,000
Jan
14
19% Mar
2%
Ironrite
,
8,400
17%
Jan
Feb
20%
2'A
41%
7
19%
8
17 Vb
Fireman
5% Mar
16%
17%
Public
Iron
.
44%
12% Mar
1
Iowa
Jan
Feb
Jan
1.300
19%
10c
200
13 Va
3.90%
Feb
3%
93,500
70
Co
44'%
12%
Manufacturing
93%
38
44%
13
33y3c
1
pfd—100
11%
Feb
M
Jan
139
500
13
29%
~*
5
Company
Jan
3%
320
%
Oil
9% Mar
9% Mar
7%
Resistance
—1
Products
Jan
9%
16
Ltd—
Holdings
International
12% Mar
Mar
21
200
%
Breweries
Jan
800
15
International
35%
Feb
10 %
ft
10
Insurance Co of North America—.——5
Mar
Jan
10%
7%
25c
Jan
21
26%
10%
±1
tEureka Corporation Ltd-—
Eureka Pipe Line
25
International
10
1
Inc
Esquire
39
1%
for Week
-1
Mar
90%
,
Inland Homes Corp
Feb
8%
16,600
20c
Emery Air-Freight Corp___
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Jan
1%
Feb
20%
12-%
23
11%
Week's
Last
Exchange
'
24%
23'/a
1
American Stock
High
lft Mar
23%
—.1
Inc—
El-Tronics
High
ft
19%
50c
Electronics Corp of America—
-
1
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
22%
_1
Communications
Electronic
1%
5
•
Electrographic- Corp
Electronic Specialty Co—.
-
Low
,_i
Electric
(Range for Week Ended March 18)
Sales
Sale Price
•
Week's
Last
STOCKS
33
1
10%
1,900
9
Feb
16%
10c
8%
8%
8%
2,200
7%
Feb
10%
Jan
15c
1%
1%
lli!
2,600
1»"« Mar
2 Va
Jan
_4
13%
11%
13%
26,600
5%
4%
'5%
82,000
Co
Glass
Jetronlc Industries Inc
Mar
Jupiter Oils Ltd-
—
10
10%
Jan
K
;
j
t
.
Fabrex Ccrp
1
(Max ) 6c Co class A
;_1
Fairchild Camera & Instrument—1
Fajardo Eastern Sugar Associates—
shs
Common
$2
of
beneficial
int^:.
preferred
i
Tiger
Line
Motor
Motor
Co
American
Head
,Fox
Fuller
Feb
2,100
dep
12
Jan
26%
Feb
157
Jan
14
Jan
16%
Feb
27
Feb
28%
Jan
17%
15%
16%
300
15% Mar
u
12
3,700
% Mar
4%
4 ft
27,300
3% Mar
4%
Jan
5%
6%
11,900
5%
6'/4
Jan
7%
Jan
Jan
•
•U
•
I
7
6%
7
1
Jan
1,900
5%
Jan
8,500
10%
Feb
Jan
11%
10%
11%
7%
6%
7%
17%
17%
500
16 %
Jan
18
Feb
12%
12%
13 Va
7,200
11%
Feb
13%
Jan
Mar
181 Va
1 '
*
,-+
ord
—
_2.50
—
t
148
12,000
152
125
6% Mar
147
11% Mar
10 Va
Jan
Ja
\
Industries
Kaiser
Corp
—50c
pfd—100
1
Kail,man
(D) & Company—
Gas & Electric 4ya%
Kansus
Co
Kay
Stores
(Walter)
Kidde
%
300
26% Feb
29%
42 34
46 Va
9,450
39%
Feb
46%
16%
16%
1,200
16
Feb
19
Jan
16%
16 Va
16%
400
1.6 Vb Mar
19%
Jan
-2.50
15%
15 Va
16®
a
2,300
14
11 Vu Mar
1
2%
1%
2%
42,400
1% Mar
1%
1%
1,000
1% Mar
2 Va
Jan
2
2
2%
5,300
2
Feb
2 Va
Jan
4
3%
4%
41,900
3
Jan
2 %
6,900
1.25
-1
—
2%
20c
—
1
£1
reg-_i
113%
14%
__1■
1%
.
„l
Co
14%
1%
22,600
2,100
4%
1.25
,
Company
4%
200
4%
Feb
Jan
13% Mar
15%
5
34
35%
600
32%
*
37%
37 %
100
33%
Ja i
2
Mai'
5
1% Mar
Jan
39%
Feu
Kolmcker
27
2%
3 Va
Jan
ft
Jan
19%
Jan
600
17%
Feb
20%
Jan
400
21 % Mar
24%
Jan
300
13% Mar
16%
1,200
13
18
18
5
21%
21%
21'%
—
13%
14
Corp
——.7.50
Stores
%
2%
2%
14%
Jan
Jan
3%
Jan
Feb
7%
Jan
600
2 Tii
2%
5%
■
33y3c
1
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Krueger Brewing Co
4 Va Mar
2% Mar
200
16%
-w.
3}H Mar
Jan
i'<i
16%
—
Feb
Jan
16 Vn Mar
ft
1
5
Dept SU res Inc
(IB) Rubber Co
Hotels
Knott
Jan
27%
Kil-kland Minerals Corp Ltd
Klcinert
Jan
16%
10c
Klugsford Company
Kingston Products
KiTby Petroleum Co
(S)
Jan
44%
Ltd
jKilembe Copper Colbalt
Kin-Ark Oil Company
Klein
Jan
6%
90
——
Inc
Co——
&
16%
Jan
1
(Del)_
Jewelry
Mar
4% Mar
25c
5
Company
Drug
Kawecki Chemical Co
Kawneer
11
88
t
Brewing Co
(Geo A)
16%
6%
l
.
rets
"
——
4,°«
Inc.
Ltd—
(The)
Fresnillo
110 %
Mar
,_l0c
Canada
of
Ford
10,300
•
.—25c
,
Flying
Jan
9
Kat.z
15%
l
Corp
Financial General Corp
tFirth Sterling Inc
Fishman (MH) Co Inc—•
Ford
122
_1
——
Petroleum
(
■
122
,-1.
Filmways Inc——
,
21%
'
Fargo Oils Ltd
Felmont
2,600
2,100
15%
22%
,
1
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
,
9%
23%
128%
9
; 22 %
—30
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc—_w_l
,
9%
,
Factor
2,400
L
G
Gatineau
Power
Co
preferred
Gellman Mfg Co
5%
General
"wts"
General
Builders Corp common-.*.
Development
Electric
reg
ord
-
50c
Glenmore Distilleries
Union
Gobel
(Adolf)
Gray
class
Feb
Feb
Lanston
Feb
23%
Jan
28%
1,200
19%
800
14%
5,000
Feb
6%
Jan
26% Mar
35%
Jan
18
19 % Mar
Jan
12%
Feb
Jan
3%
Jan
Jan
Lithium
9%
9%
9%
1,100
9%
Feb
10%
Jan
Locke
Steel
Lodge
&
10
100
Mar
100
Mar
Jan
92
Feb
5
10c
4%
5%
1,003
4% Mar
6%
Jan
7'
1
.
,1 ;i
in
—4
Til
6,200
19%
20%
1,000
33%
34
703
10 %
12
900
i
16%
34
1
•18
Mar
1%
Jan
18%
Jan
22%
Jan
37
Feb
12
Mar
33% Mar
Feb
8%
__5
17%
17%
.18%
__10c
3%
2%
3 Vt
6,803
2%
Feb
3%
Feb
Co_„___ 1
1%
1%
1%
10,700
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
Co
Inc:
5,800
Jan
12
19%
Feb
6%
6%
600
23%
23%
100
.23% Mar
"2,300
4% Mai-
7%
Jan
7,200
1% Mar
2%
Jan
Hydraulics
50c
freehold Leases
Company
2
.
2 %
12%
12%
100
1%
1%
1%
30,600
7%
7 T«
300
11%
10%
11%
11,400
50c
1
.
Jan
7%
25
Jan
12% Mar
13%
Jan
24 %
Feb
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
7% Mar
10%
Jan
L2
Jan
10
Feb
Feb
H
&
B
Corporation-,
Lamp Co_
Hall
10c
;
.
Harnischieger. Corp
;
Hartfield
Stores
Hartford
Electric
Inc
Helena
3 %
5%
8%
Jan
200
63
3 Vu
62% Mar
65
Jan
Rubber.——2.50
Tire &
Martin
Inc——,—
(J
Johnson
25
'
24 Vb
25%
4,400
23% Mar
';4)%
Jan
8%
8%
8%
1,800
8% Mar
9%
Jan
pfd
40%
40
42
36 %
35%
37%
98
98
450
10,300
100
100
Inc
100
6%
6%
6%
4,600
Feb
43 %
32
Feb
42"%
93%
Jan
99
Mar
70
—100
Feb
75
Mar
38
6V8
Jan
7%
Feb
Jan
Jan
Men a sco
Thermit,
&
Corp
u
Michigan Sugar Co common
lit
u
2,500
% Mar
8%
500
7% Mar
20%
20%
20%
800
30
27%
30
15%
15%
16
19%
To
Hoe
(R):&
Class
Co Inc
1
2.50
A
7%
International Corp
Hofmann Industries Inc:
_1
11%
13,000
8% Mar
2%
2%
800
2% Mar
7%
7%
2,500
9%
2%
Hoffman
9%
200
25c
2%
1%
2 %
5
25%
24%
26%
17,700
'
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
Holly Corporation
Holly Stores Inc.,
Holophane Co
Holt, Rinehart, & Winston
Home
Oil
Class
Co
Ltd
&
Bearing
(Geo
Horn
Hardart
&
&
At
&
&
Jan
Jan
% Mar
53%'
52 %
53%
40
43
9%
1,200
49
4,800
11%
38 Vb
11,800
9
Jan
Jan
Mai-
8% Mar
7,700
22%
76
7%
RR
15%
Tii
58%
69%
45,300
23%
22%
23%
1,600
Warrants
4.40%
Precision Industries
preferred
preferred series B
4.50%
preferred series C—
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
4.80%
6%
Motors
M't
Mount Vernon
54%
Diablo
Compr.ny
Feb
Mountain States Tel &
47
Feb
Muntz TV
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
Muskogee Co
70
120
Mar
127 Va
Jan
Muter
33 Vb Mar
35%
Jan
Nachman
Chem
9% Mar
400
80
Feb
87
8%
2,200
7
Jan
14,200
18% Mar
25%
Jan
National
1,000
28% Mar
32
Jan
National
13%
84
85
19%
18%
20%
5
28%
29
&
33 %c
28%
*
35%
see
28
32%
82
9%
82
4%
5%
1
25c
10%
10
6%
6
.
page
12% Mar
Feb
Jan
Napco
Milling
]3
24,400
29 %
7.800
35.
718
25
Feb
National
Jan
National
Jan
Jan
National
8%
30%
35%
7,200
10
1,300
82%
310
5%
1,600
11
6 %
3.300
1,000
31% Mar
39
12%
Jan
9% Mar
78%
Jan
4% Mar
10
Jan
6%
National
Jan
National
Mar
National
84% Mar
Jan
Inc
Dehydrating &
—
Hess—
Brewing Co
27%
7
Mar
(Mich)
Stores
Petroleum Ltd
Presto Industries Inc
&
Research
Corp
Machinery—;
National Starch & Chemical
National Steel Car Ltd—
Rubber
13%
Jan
National
Telefilm
5% Mar
7%
Feb
National
Transit
Associates
Co
Feb
Jan
2%
Jan
7
7%
12%
12%
2,800
300
13
Feb
Mar
16%
Jan
Jan
27%
Jan
Jan
12
6% Feb
20% Jan
Jan
,
6
"i%
6%
6%
1,100
11%
11 %4
200
96%
96%
75
6%
Jan
33%
Jan
11% Mar
95
Feb
34
Feb
2,300
6% Mar
600
3V4 Mar
24 Va
6%
Jan
Feb
35
Feb
13%
Jan
97
Jan
39
9%
4
Jan
Jan
Jan
4,200
9,400
43%
Feb
59%
Jan
1,100
29% Mar
39%
Jan
11,800
5y8 Mar
8%
Jan
1
1°0
,-100
100
•
1
3
—I
1
1
:-25c
2
1
10
—50c
*
84'A
70
1%
70
Feb
Jan
91%
Jan.
84
11%
12%
5,200
46
12%
48%
125
2%
3
800
Jan
142
11% Mar
Mar
46
2% Mar
Jan
84 Va Mar
80
83%
147% 148
148%
Jan
Mar
Feb
14
Jan
49%
Jan.
3%
Jan
3%
15%
174%
5%
20
15%
15%
174% 176
4%
19%
5%
20
32%
32
12 Va
400
510
Jan
182% Mar
6%
Feb
Jan
600
7%
2,400
5%
168%
33% Mar
32%
12%
Jan
23 Va
7
11
16%
31%
200
7%
11%
Mar
15
4% Mar
11
11
Jan
18% Mar
32
12
Feb
4%
2,400
32%
11
4
Jan
10,800
12%
Va
Feb
4%
2,200
Feb
11 Va Mar
14%
Jan
Feb
33%
Jan
Feb
8%
Jan
32
6%
300
11 Vis Mar
13%
400
11
Mar
12%
Feb
Jan
6%
Jan
Jan
5%
5%
5%
5
5%
1,200
9%
9%
97/a
22,200
3,700
5'A
Jan
29%
29%
400
Mar
6%
8%
Feb
12 %
2%
Jan
2%
Feb
Jan
31%
Jan
Jan
18%
9% Mar
10%
Jan
211
Jan
5
28
15'A
9%
2ft
12
"9%
2ft
11%
~9 Ta
21S
400
22,900
2
la Mar
12
1,200
10%
3,700
16 Va
Feb
12
Jan
Feb
Mar
19%
23%
Jan
20
100
19
Mar
24
Jan
27%
600
26
Mar
31%
Jan
13 Va
13'A
200
13 V'» Mar
8 Va
3%
17%
20
26%
18%
10c
1
% Mar
87%
84
Company
5
Electric Weld Machines——1
Mfg
9%
Jan
21%
Casket
Mai-
10
Feb
2% Mar
1
Co
Bellas
Jan
22
16% Mar
^
Inc-
Alfalfa
1%
69 Va Mar
1,900
50c
Corp
Industries
National
14% Mar
12%
10
Corp_50c
Hardware
footnotes,
8
4,900
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd
100
Enterprises Inc
Industrial Plywood Co Inc-
14
8%
National
£1
10
reg
Paper
Industrial
12%
8%
12%
6,000
15 Vb Mar
Feb
3,200
---5
2.50
—-10
—
Namm-Loeser's
7%
12%
28%
Imperial Oil (Canada)
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
Electronic
%
7%
Company
T4
__2.50
dep rets ord
Imperial Color
12%
28
13
Jan
% Mar
34 Va
2%
1
Corporation —
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring Co_
39%
84
13 Va
600
Jan
17%
J
Murphy
Jan
1
Products
Tel
Inc
Mai-
5
Mar
8%
2%
2.50
*—100
Mills Inc—
13%
37
5
Co
Inc
Jan
76
16%
4
1
preferred
cumulative
Jan
Jan
26 %
Feb
7%
Moody Investors Service partic pref—•
Mt Clemens Metal Products
com
1
3%
Mar
Jan
Jan
6%
2%
1
Co
Chemical
Montrose
Jan
97
21%
60
17%
———-
—
1
Feb
,
Jan
1
(Can) Ltd
Molybdenite Corp
21
95%
100
%
Jan
Jan
9%
1
1
Molybdenum Corp of America
225
300
15%
21,300
69%
"ctfs"
Inc
Airlines
2,100
34%
500
27,900
7%
10c
Company
Aluminum
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Mohawk
37%
34
76
6%
25%
12%
Feb
Feb
9 % Mar
8%
1
1
50c
preferred
50
Mining Corp of Canada-—
*
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd—100
21 Va
122
23
70
convertible
4'/a%
9%
120
Jan
17% Mar
37
122
Jan
19%
20Vi Mar
24%
13,100
31%
15 Vu Mar
1,500
10%
11
26'/a Mar
3,200
27 %
*
Magnetics Corp
Imperial Chemical Industries—
For
2.V4
31%
2% Mar
.100
IMC
Indust
2,700
300
11%
♦
.
Manufacturing Co
Food
American
1 % Mar
24% Mar
"
5,800
3,700
20
5
Hydrometals Inc
Hygrade
Jan
21,200
40
7.50
new
common
(Harvey)
Lock
Jan
%
1
Co
Co
Baking Co
Hardart
Electric
Hubbell
Hurd
8%
12%
2%
*
preferred
Howell
7% Mar
9% Mar
%
*
Inc—
A
Jan
Jan
21
*
Bail
Hormel
5%
1
11% Mar
3V4
2%
%
60c
B
Hoover
Horn
class
Jan
8%
11
1
1
common
Jan
21%
3,900
Monongahela Power Co—
Jan
6y8
12%
Jan
20
18%
Monogram
17%
Feb
Jan
Jan
20%
14% Mar
4%
Feb
%
19%
Jan
10% Mar
1
10%
11,900
—5
Jan
800
1 Va
U Mar
%
8%
—50c
Piping, Co—
5%
600
2,500
%
13
7%
12,100
Jan
Jan
22
Feb
5
Mar
3,200
400
Mirro
14
Feb
V2: 4
3,800
4 Vb Mar
10%
Feb
13%
5%
16
10 Vb
24%
7,900
4%
Feb
13%
2,000
15%
29 Va
23%
6%
10%
Feb
13%
4%
"4%
Jan
27 %
24%
5%
10%
54%
Corp——1
Inc
1
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv preferred—*
4%
1
Jan
46% Mar
36 = 'a
8 Tii
Hone
5%
25c
Jan
47%
22 Va Mar
10%
Associates,
Microwave
4%
com
2Va
15%
10% Mar
20%
1°
preferred
Micromatic
10c
convertible preferred
Hiller Aircraft Corp__,
Jan
Jan
10c
Inc
Extruders
Michigan Chemical Corp
25c
5%
'/a
11% Mar
34%
700
9%
—1
1
1
5
:
Hercules Galion Products Inc
Manufacturing Co
Highway Trailer Industries
1
5,300
8%
-1
Mfg Co—
—,—
Refrigerating Co_
Ltd
Merchants
Merrill Island Mining Corp
Herold Radio & Electronics
Higbie
1%
19%
Miller Wohl Co common—
7 Va Mar
Jan
8 %
1
Jan
Feb
24Va
8%
1
Co
&
L %
41} Mar
5%
20 Va Mar
21
10%
Inc
W)
Mays
Mead
Midwest
30,000
Feb
Jan
*
Ltd
Mid-West Abrasive
5%
Jan
7%
12%
j—3
warrants
Co
Industries
Jan
~7%
7%
Jan
8% Mar
£1
Ltd
Co
Masse,y-Ferguson
Miami
Feb
6%
International Marine
Communication
Manic
6
7,400
25
10 Vu
1 %
Jan
20
-*-1
Stores
Mansfield
Marconi
Jan
*
—
& Co 5%rio
4%
preferred
Helmerich & Payne
lc
—10c
-50c
7
Co
Public Service
6%
*
Inc
Corp
trust certificates—
Sporting Goods
Magna Oil Corporal ion
Mongol
"l%
Jan
32%
25%
Voting
Maine
21
13%
100
6
Tit
Jan
Feb
Feb
Corp—.
5%
5%
6
8
7%
10 Va
200
7 Va
6%
6
5% Mar
Jan
Jan
28
24%
warrants
Inc
3 Vb Mar
~6%
;
7%
10
6%
10
24,800
5
~6%
1,500
10%
2,800
% Mar
33,600
14
1
—-
1
Mages
6%
5%
11%
30
1
1
1
5%
10%
30
10 Vu
3 %
3,000
*
Rubenstein
(W E)
62%
63
10c
Corp
Mining
Co
Heli-Coil
6% Mar
10c
;
Hazelline
Heller
2,500
7
6% Mar
28
25c
±
Lithographing Co
Bishop Inc
Hecla
Jan
200
.2
Jan
5%
10%
30
12%
Petroleum
Magellan
Jan
2,900
6%
Jan
Jan
8%
6%
29%
-
2%
14%
U2
K2%
6%
28%
7
18% Mar
Mar
6 %
1
Co
Havana
Hazel
Feb
28%
_25
Light
M'fg
Mar
11
1,200
10
1
Instruments
Hastings
19
2
200
11%
18%
25c
Inc
Harvard
.
11%
_l
;.
14,000
2%
2
2%
2
Plywood Corp
Harmcn-Kardon Iiic
63 %
2
Mack Trucks
Metal
Harbor
Feb
Publications Inc
Mesabi Iron Co
II
38%
10%
Co
Corp
Mat Fad den
Jan
22%
5
_10c
Industries
5
1%
;
-
_1
:
Products
Company Inc_
Corp
4%
4%
9c
6%
4,700
12%
-Lynch
Feb
44%
%
24 %
Jan
3Vs
42
44
400
Jan
Feb
11% Mar
29
Feb
2%
Feb
28%
11%
1,200
Feb
9%
28%
(The)
Jan
6
100
—2.50
Lunkenheimer
Land &
26%
200
5,500
13
2%;:
23% Mar
Jan
Va
6
47%
11 '/a
2%
400
Jan
Feb
J9
11%
46%
900
2%
24%
6%
47%
12%
__1
Jan
Exploration—.—30c
Louisiana
31% Mar
15%
600
Feb
14%
100
10.100
Feb
Jan
xl6% Xl6%
13 Vu
16j/b
12% Mar
6%
43 Vu
16%
25
Jan
12%
Jan
i,300
4%
39%
Feb
4,8jJ
2,700
13 %
11%
13 %
6 Vu
42
12%
3-%.
5%
'
11%
Co—
2,000
,—30
Western
(The)
Shipley
5,900
•
5%
5
16%
13
Feb
1
12%
28
5
23%
Inc-
15
common__60c
Gulf SLates Land &
of America
Chain
12%
A
.
Corp
Longines-WitUiauer Watch Co—
Loral
Electronics Corp——
13%
1,100
cumulative preferred—,——-10
88'%
85%
5'%
——1
88%
12 "
25
5
5
5
Liberty Fabrics of N Y com—.—
16%
31%
100
Inc
(RG)
Tourtieau
Feb
100
Jan
5
Inc-———3
Refineries
Leonard
5%
4%
—T——-—5
Realty Corp
25c
2% Mar
3,303
Jan
Feb
Corp
Lefcourt
Le
Jan
12%
4 Vu
—10
University
Extension
Salle
20%
30%
.
series
Stores
La
10%
Jan
3,600
5
Inc
Industries
11,500
3
Producers
preferred
&
5 %
24%
25%
1
Industries
Western
Gulf
15%
Jan
10 Vu
4%
—,——3
—
Corp of Delaware
Lainson & Sessions Co
2%
—1
Co
Lakes Oil & Chemical
Films
I .unison
23%
1
!
Manufacturing
Griesedieck
Jan
2%
100
^
A.
Amer
Guild
13%
13%
:_*
Manufacturing
.Grocery
27%
19%
——5
Inc—
Manufacturing
Greer
Jan
5%
28%
12%
B
Inc-
Great
jGridoil
4%
8%
800
4%
1
Foundry Corp
Industries
9
11
4%
75 pesos
Ltd
15 %
Great
fi%
Lamb
23%
!
Rapids .Varnish
Great
Feb
l
Products Corp cl A
Consolidated Mines
Goodman
.Gorbam
Grand
Co
14,600
5
.1
—:
Globe
17%
La key
4% Mar
24
16%
Jar
__l
;
Co
Seal
2,100
Co_—
tA C )
Goldfield
4%
19%
iGiant Yellowknife Gold Mines—
Gold
4%
5
•
S4.60 preferred
Gilchrist
4%
£1
_i_
Transistor Corp
Gilbert
700
-
Genung's Incorporated
Georgia, Power $5 preferred
,
3% Mar
3%
1.
I
Corporation
ores-
3% Mar
3%
16%
~3~%
8%
10%
1
—1
—
A
Mines
Shore
•Leesona
EnterprisesPlywood Corp
Si
900
3%
1
Indus
General
4
25
1
dep rets
Fireproofing
General
2% Mar
1
Corpi__
American
General
;GeneraI
100
Ltd—
Co
General
•
2%
3%
convertible preferred
General
~2%
—
—
La C011 solid ad a S
Lake
1
General
5%
Jae.
100
Acceptance
Alloys. Co
.General
Feb
38%
Inc
Apparel
L'Alglon
common
8%
200
3'A
3 %
1,400
7%
3Va
Feb
15%
Jan
Feb
8%
Feb
Jan
3%
Feb
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Commercial and Financial
The
34
Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, March 21, 1960
(1246)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended
March 18)
Friday
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
National
Video
Nestle-Le
Mur
England
New
Idria Min
New
Jersey
Zinc
Land
New Mexico & Arizona
New
Park
Mining Co
Process
New
Superior Oils
New
York
13 '/a
14%
9,000
13% Mar
14% Mar
18 %
20
1,900
17% Mar
23'/2
Jan
5,100
35%
37%
Jan
35%
35%
2%
19,500
2%
Jan
n
%
10,000
{J Mar
1
Jan
24%
25%
5,400
24% Mar
32
12%
2,100
2%
7,800
12%
12%
1%
2%
12%
1%
70
140
130
140
2%
York
New
York
Nickel
—_——-—1
Honduras
&
Rim
Mines
Lites
Norfolk
North
Penn
Northern
North
RR
Ind
33%
33
34
;~2%
1
25
2U
1
4%
%%
4
2
Corp
82%
pfd__100
83%
Brass
4%%
Old
Town
Oxford
preferred
5%%
1st
24%
6%
1
5%
6%
24%
36,100
30%
600
30
87
90 %
1,200
Products
1st pfd
1,300
200
60
100
17%
18
-
18%
6%
pfd series A
1st
preferred
1st
4.36%
redeemable
1st
preferred
preferred
$4.36
Pacific
Petroleums
Paddington
Pancoastal
30% Mar
27%
26
26%
400
24 y4
Jan
26% Mar
25
400
23%
Jan
25
23%
Jan
25 Va Mar
Chemical
Parker
Patino
700
22% Mar
23%
Feb
22 %
300
21
Jan
22%
Feb
21%
100
20y2
Jail
21 y2
Jan
87 %
88 y2
230
82
Jan
88% Mar
79%
Jan
84% Mar
of
122% 124%
3%
3%
3%
3,300
12%
ny8
12%
92,000
Pep Boys
Jan
9%
Jan
100 %
Feb
Jan
24% Mar
21
28 y2
3,700
2
2%
16,900
1
1
1%
5,900
9%
9%
200
1
23% Mar
30%
Jan
27/e
Jan
2
Mar
1
Feb
1%
Jan
9'/a
Jan
12%
Jan
167/a
Jan
15%
15%
16
500
15% Mar
2
14%
15
1,000
14% Mar
15%
Feb
14%
11%
2,500
Jan
12%
Jan
11
10%
1
A
Oils
2.50
3 ya Mar
3%
Jan
300
6%
Feb
8%
Jan
300
7%
Feb
7%
Feb
10%
11%
1,200
13
11%
Feb
64
63
64%
1,700
63
Mar
67%
Jan
700
32
Feb
40 y4
Jan
33%
Jan
47%
Feb
32
33 y2
42 %
40 Va
43
1ft
112
2.50
20c
1
__
700
7
7%
3*4
1
Minerals
3%
6%
7%
2
1
&
11
1 %
Phillips Electronics & Pharmaceutical
Industries
6%
4
.
Steel
11%
(Del)
Corp
Materials
&
6%
Feb
6%
Jan
11%
12%
3,700
11 y2 Mar
98%
95 %
_♦
11%
10c
7%
—.
Inc
Polymers
class
Alexander
42
38
36 %
„1
Mar
6% Mar
13 %
9
Jan
Jan
40
Feb
59%
1,900
30 y2
Jan
40% Mar
1,500
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
Jan
20%
200
19
Feb
24
Jan
io y4
200
10
Mar
11
Jan
51%
350
50
Mar
58%
Jan
3%
Feb
*
50%
50 Va
__1
2%
2%
1
Mines
Ltd
44%
4 %
1
2%
42
-
2 ft
1,400
Feb
66
Feb
Mar
49 y2
Jan
37* Feb
5%
Jan
Jan
100
62
Jan
44%
1,900
41
4%
16,600
65
65
*
-
3-%
Corp
Mfg Co Inc
6%
7%
1,800
6% Mar
17%
17%
17 %
1,100
17
Mar
20 %
Jan
1
...
Company
7%
9%
1
Proctor-Silex
(The)
Jan
10%
Prentice-Hall
Prophet
3%
Feb
20 %
Pratt & Lambert Co
Progress
800
38
Jail
99% Mar
11
2,400
3
9V4
16%
89 y4
1,800
7%
Feb
7%
1,250
uy4
6%
Jan
14% Mar
500
5,700
44%
11
42
16
2.50
(Del)
Corp of Canada..:
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
Dome
99%
31% Mar
1,100
1
Inc
Power
Inc
8%
16
1
A—
33
7%
15
Polymer Corp class A...
16 %
16 %
400
16
Jan
17%
Jan
9%
9%
1,600
Jan
9%
Jan
1
Gas
Service
J an
4% Mar
10
Products
Providence
5%
1,600
8
Folarad Electronics Corp
East
Jan
2,700
15
Pneumatic Scale
&
41%
6%
50
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
1V2 Mar
jg Feb
19,800
5%
1
Inc
1.900
Jan
6
32 y2
1
Aircraft Corp
Industries
8%
4%
33
5
10 pesos
—10c
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips Screw Co
4%%
13%
Jan
2%
Inc
Public
Jan
6% Mar
Bol
Corp
Preston
4%
18 y2
Bol
(The)
Photo
Powdrell
Jan
90
50
1
Ltd
Circle
Foloron
Mar
85% Mar
3,400
2
Co
Perfect
Plastic
Mar
9
19,300
9
25%
Corp
Perfect
Fiasecki
3% Mar
93
131 y2
98
8
22%
Fepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)__20
Pierce
Jan
98
22%
Products
Metal
Traffic
Phoenix
78%
60
85 V4
Jan
85
122% Mar
100
1
85%
85 %
Company
class
Co
Canada
Peninsular
Peruvian
220
93
92
124'4
vtc
B
Parkersburg-Aetna
Penn
24%
2
Pen
Class
25%
shares
(C A)
Amer
Mar
23%
*
(CA)
Jan
500
27%
Tubes
Petroleum
Pan tepee Oil
Jan
Jan
1
A
39 y4
Jan
Feb
Jan
1
class
7%
26 %
pfd—100
5%
35% Mar
20
29%
88
•
Ltd
Light
Corp
Fage-Hersey
Park
&
Feb
600
8%
Power
6%
21 %
i Warrants
Pacific
Jan
1,100
36
_1
Airlines
18%
5,900
*
preferred
Northern
Feb
22%
*
dividend
Pacific
Feb
Jan
17% Mar
2,300
•
preferred
preferred
dividend
conv
5%
75 Va
24%
*
dividerid
$4.75
$4.75
Jan
30%
25
dividend
Jan
Jan
36%
24%
25
Lighting $4.50 preferred
U
7% Mar
27%
preferred—25
$4.40
90 y2 Mar
30 %
25
redeemable
redeemable
Feb
Jan
Mar
4%
600
6%
25%
36
27 %
25
4.50%
3%
14,400
5 %
Jan
24%
25
preferred
Jan
7%
26 %
25
4.80%
Pacific
Jan
Jan
27%
25
preferred—
1st
%
3%
30'4
36%
8
6%
1st preferred
redeemable
84
ft Mar
7%
4%
Feb
Mar
60%
4%
17%
6%
20 %
110
%
18
1
Electric
5%
Jan
5% Mar
5 %
60
1
1st
Jan
2%
22 %
%
5
redeeinable
Mar
Plywood & Lumber,—
Western Airlines
Jan
89%
—100
Corp
5%
Allied
Seaboard
Seaboard
18,000
90c
5%
Seaboard
Feb
Jan
P
Clay
Jan
30
6
20c
Corp
Corp
Gas &
6%
67 y2
Jan
s
~9%
*
9%
cunmlafive
•—1
& Fisher Co
Scurry-Rainbow Oil
preferred
20c
3
—ft_5':
275
81 y2
Jan
84% Mar
36 %
36 %
100
35
Jan
37 y4
Feb
23
84 y2
100
Puerto Rico Telephone Co
Paget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National Co
23 y2
600
23
Mar
29 y4
Jan
17%
7,300
15% Mar
23%
Jan
84%
15%
T5%
2%
213
84%
l
;
218
2% Mar
3,500
35%
*
Feb
3%
35%
Jan
Feb
28
Feb
1
41 %
41%
41%
1,900
38%
Jan
10
23%
23
24
2,700
21% Mar
(new)__3.33
18%
1
Co
Corp.
Rath
Packing Co
Raymond International Inc
Reading Tube
$1.25
Real
Corp
Trust
of
Anferica
Reda Pump Co
Reeves Soundcrnft
Reinsurance
Reis
&
1
,
...
5c
Republic-Transcon
Inc
Grande
Vtc
(I)
Amer dep
22%
7
21%
6%
15,800
Feb
3% Mar
Leather
Shuttuck
Co—
Sbawinigan
—;
Mining
Denn
Water
to
Jan
3
Sherwin-Williams
& Sons Inc
Ltd—,
4%
preferred
Sherwin-Williams
51%
Jan
12% Mar
7
3,400
21% Mar
5,600
23%
6% Mar
pfd P
.
rets ord regis
Roosevelt
Field
Roosevelt
80%
100
class A
50c
6%
6%
81
6%
Jan
Feb
Sonotone
Soss
Corp
1
—1
———I
...
Manufacturing
South
Coast
South
Penn
Raceway
.,
70
73%
Jan
9,500
5%
Feb
!.
Inc
1.50
Inc
footnotes,
see
6%
£1
—__30c
l
page
35.
4%
5
— —
4%
4%
16
6%
4'/a
5
16%
6%
1,100
400
7,000
600
Jan
4.56%
convertible
4.32%
cumulative
4.24%
4
16
Va
7%
3%
10% Mar
31%
4%
Feb
112
Mar
90
34,000
Feb
38
Jan
26% Mar
5,000
4
93% 100%
Jan
Jan
Jan
92% Mar
Jan
Feb
46%
Feb
45
Jan
23%
22
Jan
%
Jan
21% Mai-
29%
Jan
31
Jan
24,900
14,000
%
ft
22%
30%
27
500
%
Jan
23% Mar
28%
28
~7ft
--
%
1% Mar
2%
Jan
Feb
%
Jan
4% Mar
5%
Jan
Jan
8ft
Jan
16
7ft
57%
57%
54
12%
Jan
112
Jan
Jan
59
Mar
4%
Feb
5 %
5%
4% Mar
J an
Jan
Feb
4#%
Feb
11% Mar
3,200
7%
7%
Feb
35
Mar
51%
7,500
12 %
12
38
Jan
36
29 % Mar
15%
Jan
Mar
8%
Jan
Feb
45%
800
7
18%
20%
1,000
18 % Mar
22%
29 %
29%
1,300
29 % Mar
31%
Feb
53 %
53 %
20
52%
Feb
56%
Feb
24
24%
1,200
23%
Jan
24%
Feb
23%
23%
100
22%
Jan
23% M'ar
53
24
Jan
54% Mar
4.08%
5%
Co Inc
Shoe Corp
1
Sperry Rand Corp warrants——
Stahl-Meyer
Inc...—
—*
Standard Dredging Corp common
1
Spencer
50%
Jan
Jan
21%
Jan
20%
Jan
19% Mar
20%
100
5%
5%
1,000
4%
600
12 Va
Jan
5%
20%
Feb
12%
21% Mar
Feb
Feb
5% Mar
13 %
6%
Feb
Jan
5%
200
11%
11%
11%
3,500
11% Mar
14%
Jan
71%
70
71%
500
69% Mai-
72%
Jan
18
17%
18 %
900
17% Mar
20%
9%
9%
10%
17,500
9%
Feb
11%
Jan
10%
10%
11
600
9%
Feb
13%
Jan
12%
13%
25%
25%
200
9% Xl0%
4,200
5%
Southern
Pipe Line——»————1
Realty & Utilities
—1
Southland Royalty Co
—5
Feb
20%
400
12%
2
Southern
48%
1,000
21%
20%
Petroleum Corp—2
California
Materials
100
21 %
21
21%
Southern
49%
20%
49%
25
preference
preferred——25
preferred—
2!j
cumulative preferred...
25
Southern
Jan
—
convertible preferred
Financial Corp
$1.60
20
——1
Standard
16%
Co
1
12%
Inc.
1
Forgings
Standard
Oil
Standard
Standard
Shares
Corp—...
Products
(Ky)—
Standard-Thomson
Tube
Standard
Aviation
B
—1
—
Jan
Jan
21%
21%
21%
2,000
21
23 %
Jan
2%
2%
2%
7,600
2%
Feb
3%
Jan
9%
10%
1,500
9 % Mar
12%
Jan
1%
1%
16,200
1% Mar
2%
10
Co
Parts
(A)
Co
—
Stinncs
Corp——.5
Container Corp——_—
1
11
Mar
100
8
Jan
29%
32%
4,500
17%
27 %
Feb
75% Mar
Feb
Jan
12
%
Jan
4%
Jan
15
Jan
9% Mar
35%
92
Jan
Jan
77
2%
100
24
Jan
25%
Feb
500
16% Mar
20%
Jan
16%
16%
200
17%
17
450
8
24
7%
200
16
3
7"% Mar
22%
41%
200
20%
21
19%
2,100
41
Mar
2% Mar
21,500
22%
*
—
3% Mar
1,800
75%
(Hugo)
Co
10,600
Feb
'
ft Feb
9%
11
24
*
Aluminum Products—-——5
Brewers Inc
:
—1
Precision Corp (Del)—lOe
(J B)
32%
——_.f>
Corporation
&
ft
3%
ft
3%
Feb
8%
700
15,500
Feb
9%
76
ordinary—
Canada
of
Steel
Stein
1
10%
10
11
50c
Inc——
Jan
67%
17%
Enterprises Inc.—___25c
Instruments
60%
12% Mar
7;«
Statlmm
900
18%
1,900
3%
Stateeourt
16 % Mar
131%
10%
Ltd
Feb
500
64
lc
Mines
Jan
10% Mar
12%
__l()c
preferred
14
26
Jan
62%
1
Uranium
50c convertible
Feb
Jan
87/B
16%
1%
Corp
Corp.
12%
25
2,500
16%
(The) Corp common——_10c
Stan rock
Starrett
Sterling
Sterling
Sterling
Corp.—_L
class
Uranium
Standard
Stanley
13
10
1
—10
Standard
Steel
150
2,200
95
cumulative
4.78%
Jan
9%
Jan
167/b Mar
3%
Jan
22% Mar
37 % Mar
44%
Jan
600
20% Mar
23
Stop & Shop Inc—
1
33%
34
600
32% Mar
36%
Stroock
*
14%
14%
14%
200
12%
Feb
15
1
1
3%
3%
4
15,500
3%
Jan
21,900
3%
Feb
4 % Mar
2%
Jan
3%
Jail
7%
Jan
Stone
(S)
Co
&
Styloii
Corporation
International
Superior Tool
—
3%
3%
37/B
2%
3
6
J
6%
2,000
29%
36%
74,500
5
Corp—
18%
18%
400
16%
Feb
17%
177/a
500
15%
Jan
1
—2
Corporation
Syntex
21
5
Petrol
& Die Co
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
~6
35%
900
-
5% Mar
24%
Feb
4%
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jan
36% Mar
T
Inc
Talon
class
B
A
common^
common.
cumulative
preferred
*
International
—5
Corp.
Inc
—..l
Tel-A-Sign
...20c
Oil
Texas
&
31%
15,400
yv8
9 Va
400
Jan
25
8%
Light $4.56
pl'd...
Jan
Jan
8%
8,100
7% Mar
3
5,600
2
Feb
8%
9 %
2,600
2
2%
11,600
7%
7%
7%
2,300
7%
1%
1%
1%
3,200
25
91
91
*
Jan
9%
7%
2%
8%
7%
31% Mai10%
7%'
2%
19% Mar
Feb
18%
Mar
3
10c
1
3% Mar
Jan
Jan
12%
Mar
3%
Feb
9%
Jan
1% Mar
1%
Jan
8%
2
Jan
89
91
Jan
Mar
10c
Electronics
Co,
Park
com—
Ltd
Tilo
1% Mar
1%
3,400
11% M'ar
15%
Feb
18%
18%
18%
1,000
18% Mar
20%
Jan
l()c
10
2%
2%
2%
6,200
2 % Mar
3%
Jan
~7%
7%
8%
1,700
7% Mar
11%
Jan
21%
Jan
27 %
Jan
11%
Feb
14%
Jan
Jan
22
22
22 %
600
1
Inc
Jan
9,900
12%
25c
Thorofare Markets Inc..
Jan
1%
11%
1
—
1%
12%
5
Inc
"it7,
50c
Corp
Shovel
28%
%
9
—1
Inc
Corporation
Power
Texstar
30%
1
Industries
Tcnney Engineering Inc—
Texam
7% Mar
10
27
26%
27
900
26 % Mar
31%
Jan
1
20'%
20%
500
20% Mar
22
Jan
£1
11%
11%
1,700
11% Mar
12% Mar
Tobacco Security
Jan
6% Mar
Roofing*
Amer
Amer
Inc
Trust Co Ltd—
deposit rets ord registered
deposit rcis def registered
—
Shipyards .Corp
7
Jan
Toledo Edison
5
Jan
4%%
,
preferred
Jan
5 %
Feb
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Tower Acceptance Corp class A
Mar
18%
Jan
Trans
4 Va Mar
..
27%
Jan
35
25
89%
12.50
Co.—
4.48%
4.88%
Feb
81%
28%
700
———
Corp
Oil
preferred
——.25
cumulative preferred
-—25
cumulative
preferred
—25
cumulative preference
25
...
,
6,600
3%
4
99%
original
5%
Tliew
4Va
28%
10%
California Edison—
Southern
Jan
26
9%
300
Thorncliffe
3%
38%
10
Jan
2,300
Jan
18%
Feb
Jan
12
4%
Jan
2.500
14%
24%
4%
5%
1,400
Jan
Feb
4%
2%
4
Jan
4% Mar
Feb
4%
28%
21%
Jan
21%
9%
4%
Feb
3%
25%
Feb
Jan
17%
4%
Feb
20%
Jan
4,000
£1
Airways
Mar
4
Feb
4f(\
,2,400
Inc.
——_—5
(Howard) Paper Mills..
_*
Slick
Smith
4
21
5%
9%
38%
30
2
20c
3%
Jan
Feb
13
1
Co..
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Jan
Jan
19
9%
37%
Oil
Singer Manufacturing Co—ftft——20
8%
9%
17%
9%
29%
Ltd
Venezuelan
Sinclair
22
Jan
18%
Jan
2% Mar
11,300
37%
i'r
*
—*
preferred
convertible
$3
Simpson's
500
8%
14%
Jan
Simnions-Boardman Publications—
8,000
400
13%
8%
9%
16% Mar
32,200
5,400
2,100
CO £
4%
Feb
Mar
15 %
5,400
2%
13:
7ft
4%
8%
16
4%
7ft
5,000
Shares
24%
%
17%
16%
Jan
2% Mar
900
4 Va
2
18%
4%
—__25c
22 %
2
Jan
4%
4%
American
Simca
Textron
26
Jan
6'/a
200
3,300
Television
Feb
Jan
8%
5,900
32,500
Jan
Feb
5 %
Feb
5,000
ft
Jan
10%
4% Mar
6% Mar
5
7 %
4%
"l%
11%
45%
750
4,100
Jan
Jan
8
%
21%
Jan
1%
6%
1%
Silvray Lighting Inc..—
Feb
8%
4% '
%
Inc
Tele prom pier Corp
Mat-
~7%
~1%
Ltd
Mines
Feb
Mar
1%
12%
5
—-—1
Silver-Miller
Jan
Mar
Jan
ft
6%
7%
8
Precision Corp..———l()o
Silver Creek
Jan
Mar
200
2,000
*
Canada
of
Jan
9% Mar
1ft
of America
Corp
4%
5%
22
100
—
3
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co—10c
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
2
Class B
i———'—-ft———2
Shoe
Todd
r.
common....12.50
Co
4%
1
Inc
r+,—*
Power
&
Products Inc.—————1
Sherman
Thrlftmarkets
1965
Products
—
22%
8%
20c
—*
5
Servomechanisms Inc
So ton
Class
**2
1%
Jan
% Mar
17,100
Feb
Feb
4,200
20%
12,100
u
18%
167/a
—50c
Serrick Corp class B—
1
Servo Corp of America———1
Feb
12% Mar
17%
3%
Thompson-Starrelt Co Inc
70c convertible preferred
50c
Poxbury Carpet Company
For
10%
9 Va
18
100
22
22
22
Feb
Jan
3%
Jan
Valley Gas Co—
extended
Royce
49
10%
1
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Rolls
48 Ve
10%
1
Robinson Technical
Rokeach
48%
_•
new
Co
Ridgeway Corp
Rio
2
1
Indus
Corp
Argentine Mining
1%
1
;
Resistoflex
Rico
4%
1
...
3%
1%
1
;
4
10
Co
Insurance Co
Remington Arms Co Inc
Republic Foil Inc
Republic Industrial Corp
Jan
19 % Mar
1
Corp
11%
18,300
20%
17%
16%
900
Technicolor
_
Jan
18%
Feb
200
17
17
8,000
Jan
9%
Jan
7%
1,900
Taylor
12%
Jan
16
Jan
4%
Tampa Electric Co
!
19
Mar
7
4%
Jan
9 %
Feb
12
300
3
Jan
12%
16%
1,200
7%
4
12 V8
12%
1,000
13%
7%
12%
4-
22%
_9%
16%
12%
3%
2%
Jan
1
i
Jan
4%
44%
22%
4%
Seaporeel Metals Inc—-————10c
Securities Corp General—
1
Security Freehold Petroleums——.—*
Seeburg (The) Corp.——
—1
Seeman
Bros
Inc
■——-——2
Feb
20% Mar
3% Mar
7
10
700
3%
800
6%
16%
300
Jan
1,600
5,400
21%
4
6,200
1,000
20%
20
Corp
Investment
(Robert)
Reliance
preferred
Jan
3 % Mar
2%
7%
27
Investment
3%
600
6%
19'/a
18%
7,300
3%
3%
2% Mar
-7%
10 % 111%
1
common
convertible
Estate
—
30
3%
3%
16%
3%
200
2%
3%
27/a
7%
R
Investment
Rapid-American
2%
~6%
1
Jan
Mar
12,600
1
—I
Milling Corp
Sunset
.
Q
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Power Co
Ramo
—3.50
Ltd
Co
High
4%
10
Feb
9i«
4%
7%
Stetson
Colorado—
of
Savoy
Sentry Corp new common
Securities
Pacific
Sayre
Jan
28,000
Corp common
Pacific
Jan
Jan
79
28,400
%
—-50c
25c
25c
3%
39 3
7%
8%
9
Ltd——1
Petroleums
Petroleums Ltd
3%
Mar
iy2
ft
1
——20
Oil Inc (Del)
Saxon Paper Corp
1%
3%
1
Electric
Saroee
Jan
% Mar
2%
Ltd__
Mfg
Overseas
Sapphire
Jan
to Feb
-ft Mar
10c
40c
cumulative preferred
7
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares.lOs
Opel ilea
Jan
5%
4% Mar
110
%
Co
Oils
10%
6,200
%
1
50c
Power
series preferred—
13,100
1
Petroleum
Ohio
Olcalta
5.60%
63 y4
20
67%
Ltd
Ogden Corp
Ohio
4.40%
2% Mar
O
Occidental
Jan
Jan
39
3%
3V2 Mar
900
series
2 y4 Mar
10,700
Ltd
(Del)
4 % "Jo
n
33
800
Mines
of Amer A
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
Low
16 pesos
Co—
Gas & Electric
Diego
7% Mar
1,500
5
4%
Warrants
Nuclear
5 ','u
1%
4% Mar
Mines
Nickel
Uranium
Sun
Jan
Ltd
San Carlos' Milling Co
Feb
Jan
%
200
21 ft
ft
2.50
.
Jan
n
*
Inc—
of Prices
High
3%
3%
Shares
y.
Ltd
Corp
Lawrence
■
37%
30
33 % Mar
10
Rankin
Northspan
St.
Sulem-Brosius
Mar
500
2%
2%
S
Jan
Mar
1,400
5
67%
50
Serv
7%
Consolidated Petroleum———1
Ryei'son & Haynes
1
Ryan
lft Mar
14,000
34%
Co
Pub
8%
4%
33%
;
_.
Company.:
preferred-—————20
series preferred——————20
series preferred
20
2,200
4%
Ltd
Feb *
50c
—1
Inc
Avenue
(The F C)
Feb
43
8,100
1%
8 %
,—.——10
Northeast Airlines
North
"%
1
10
A
Royalties Inc
Oils
Fifth
Russell
Feb
35
1,650
"%
——1
——J
Canadian
36%
35
1%
"%
1
Railway
Russeks
Ltd..
Oil Co
2%
154
26
35%
1
—
American
31%
10
Cement. class
Royalite
13%
Feb
•% Mar
900
Inc
Feb
Mar
127
7,600
Ltd
& Southern
Class B
North
ft
36%
-
American
North
%
35%
Merchandise.
Nipissing Mines
Noma
%'
35%
Jan
—50c
Royal American Corp
Jan
2%
'
New
Feb
%
2%
—~—ft.———*
Rosario—3.33'/a
Co
Jan
25 %
Co
Auction
3%
Feb
3
2,200
35%
*
New
3%
for W eek
Par
High
1
50c
25c
1
1
Co
Chem
High
3
Sales
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
20
Tel
&
Shares
14%
-j-
& Tel
New Haven Clock & Watch Co
New
of Prices
Week's
Last
STOCKS
20
1
A
class
Corp
Range
for Week
314
30c
Co
Sales
Low
Par
National Union Electric Corp
Week's
Cuba
Oil
Co
class
A
6 %
100
6
Feb
6%
Feb
--(-,-20
21
24%
200
24
Mar
27%
Jan
!_100
83
84
125
78
Jan
6%
5s
1
3%
3
1
6
6
_50c
%
1
7
V.
70 C
Mar
3
1,500
3 %
6
12 30C
Mai-
ft
Jan
Number 5935
191
Volume
.The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
AMERICAN STOCK
Week's
Range
Shares
Friday
Par
Corp
Lux
Trans
Low
10
,
Friday
BONDS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
9%
Low
1U
900
8%
Class A common—
Feb
10%
900
10% Mar
100
24
Mar
6,200
22
Mar
22%
Corp
True Temper
11 VA
24
10%
22%
23
20'/a
20%
20%
100
21
—10
—
Jan
Southwestern
20
21%
7,900
14%
400
Corp
5
_«
of
Gas
Union
Investment
Union
Stock
"4
Co
Omaha
of
Yards
United
Asbestos
—20
Corp
West Penn
27%
Jan
19% Mar
26Va
&
United
Elastic
United
Improvement
United
Industrial
United
Milk
United
Jan
Knapp
11%
Feb
13%
Jan
A6s
Feb
28"%
Jan
A6s
8%
Jan
6%
4
A
22,500
3% Mar
1
1 Va
12,400
1
%
5,000
1,500
Feb
*
—
—
A
43
5s
debs
1960
II—5
Products—
43%
500
%
6%
31,300
3%
7,700
5%
5%
500
6
3%
■
;
'
——
•
1974.
Range Sine®
Jan. 1
55
41% Mar
2
64
64
5
Baden
(Germany)
7s
1951
95%
63%
fifi%
99
__
99a?
Jan-July
of German State &
Bk
series
series
Prov
Banks—•
1952
A
_
$120
$150
__
April-Oct
.
&
II
$150
Feb-Aug
1951
B
5'As
series
A
1967
4%s
Jan
100
90%
16
$99% 100
__
*87%
87%
98
94
190
$15
'
""
17%
German
Feb
%
Jan
94
64
June-Aug
N°'
$99% 100'A
—.
—June-Dec
*87%
87%
—
Waterways 6%s 1952——Jan-July
Savings Banks and Clearing Assn—Debt Adjustment debentures—
A
1A Jan
Jan
%
2%
43%
Investing.I_2.60
"warrants"
&
Inc
Traction 5s
ADanzig Port
5
Molasses Co Ltd—
Corp
A
Bonds
Sold
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Central
7 Va
Cuban
United
A
17
3%
1
1
Canco Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
Oil Inc——___— —10c
United
Jan
Feb
6%
A
Friday's
Bid & Asked
.
June-Dec
Jan
6%
_
1963
A
ser
Webb
22
—
or
Sale Price
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Washington Water Fower 3%s 1964
14%
,
50c
_
_
—
6s
1970
Jan
20% Mar
4
Aircraft Products-
United
'*mm*
•
debs
3%s
Jan
27
14%
;
•
Electric
&
29
vJ
Canada
Co
Union
Gas
17%
II
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
Week's Range
Last
Period
High
Wasatch
11
—10c
__
Co_,—
Interest
American Stock Exchange
Transportation Corp of America—
Triangle Conduit & Cable
Tri-Continental warrants
(Range to, wc.kE„d«d Ma,chie)
for Week
of Prices
EXCHANGE
35
Sales
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
(1247)
series
B
1967—:
5% Mar
7%
Jan
AHanover
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
Maranbao
5
Feb
6
Jan
(Prov)
stamped
Mortgage Bank
Jan-July
6%s
of
$90
$63"
941/*
*
$120'
2008—_May-JVop
~
$90.
Feb-Aug
2'/as
A)
941/2
__
Jan-July
I
1949
(Plan
7£
II
Bogota—
■
10s
;
,.i_100
„—
Pacific Aluminum
United
15%
1
___
—
—
—
6
10
15 '/a
Feb
1,500
»
14%
4 Va
4%
4
50c
Ceramic
U S
Feb
169%
—
—
178% 178%
'
—i
Air Conditioning Corp
S
U
CanaL
RR &
J
N
registered-
rets ord
dep
Amer
United
A7s
•
—1
10%
10%
11
1
40 %
36 Va
40'A
1
11
10
11
14'/a Mar
5,200
Tile
Co—_—__
U
S
Foil Co
U
S
Rubber Reclaiming Co
class
Stores
United
B___
Consolidated
Universal
Container
Corp
Universal Controls
8
3,700
4%
8,400
4% Mar
1,100
34% Mar
cl A com_10c
Corp
9%
10 Va
4,300
8% Mar
Marion
14
Valspar Corp_
Van
(The)
Victoreen
Vinco
Iron
Virginia
Vita
Sinking
fund
3s
♦No
f
value,
par
Ex-liquidating
included
(not
Aircraft
tribution.
Jan
A
being
bid
Jan
7%
9%
11%
———1
8%
8 Va
—2
5%
18
Feb
Feb
6'A
9% Mar
13%
22,400
5%
Jan
9%
Feb
5%
6 Va
6,600
5%
Jan
6%
Feb
25c
12%
12%
200
12 Va Mar
13%
9%
10
200
9% Mar
12%
14
1,400
11%
Jan
1978
500
4% Mar
5%
Jan
3%
3%
*
5%
3%
1,200
3% Mar
4
75
Jan
100
75
•
4%
Jan
21%
Jan
28%
Jan
2%
Feb
3%
Feb
2% Mar
30
~2%
12,600
1%
1%
23,100
Instrument
preference
&
Company
_1
—
*
(Del)
Inc
5
85%
84
84
40
200
29
3
400
~2%
__1.25
'
1A
50c
20 %
20%
86
86
Chemical
West
Texas
Western
Products
Utilities
Inc
4.40%
pfd.——100
Development Co__
Leaseholds
Western
American
Western
1
—
Ltd
Stockholders
Western
in
Westmoreland
Inc.————
Wichita
River
Wickes
Oil
(The)
Williams
Brothers
Williams
(R C)
on
Wood
used
Wright
Zale
Zapata
Petroleum
5%s
Steel
Bethlehem
Boston
&
Edison
Chemoil
Delaware
665.83
National
Research
5s
convertible
National
--5%s
New
1974—
England Power
Power
1st
B
3%s
D
E
3s
F
3%s
series
series
4%s. (series
4%s
series
4%s
series
4%s
series
G
%
A
18%
18%
Southern
Counties
%
5,200
34%
Jan
19%
19%
100
18%
Jan
20%
Feb
Jan
1
2Va
Jan
11%
9% Mar
Jan
Jan
5
Utilities,
8 8'A
10
87
26'A
26'A
50
26 % Mar
28
Feb
9% Mar
14
Jan
...1
10
9%
43%
8
10
1,350
44%
2,000
Mar
30%
Jan
42% Mar
300
21%
21
.—2
55%
Jan
21
9A
——1
——10c
1%
21
1%
20%
8,700
I/*
300
21
6
5
4%
5
65i(Stocks,
Last
Sale Price
June-Dec
112
3%s
1 Va
24%
Jan
Mar
8%
using
the
following
divisors:
Industrials,
3.659;
5'A
——-Feb-Aug
65
18.42>
'
(35'Stocks)
Closing
Mar. 17—
103.62
High
Mar. 18—
Fri.
103.60
Low
„_
4
23
for I960
109.39 Jan
6
100.77 Mar 11
SEC Index of Stock Prices
The SEC index of stock prices based on the
closing prices of the common stock
for week ending March 11, 1960, for composite and
by major industry groups
compared with the preceding week and
year are as follows (1939 = 100):
'•
' '
'
;•
'
•
with highs and lows for the current
1959-1960-
Percent
-
Hlgh
LOW
391.2*
393.9
—0.7
441.3
391.2
_
472.0*
475.6
—0.8
554.2
472.0
-
453.4*
455.7
—0.5
527.7
453.4
479.9*
484.7
—1.0
470.1
479.9
Transportation
293.7
292.6
+ 0.4
371.6
292.6
Utility
224.0
225.3
—0.6
231.8
207.1
417.1
420.1
—0.7
447.3
382.7
266.5*
267.1
—0.2
360.4
266.5
March 11, '60
Comopsite
-
Manufacturing
Durable Goods
Non-Durable
Trade,
_
i
Goods
Finance
and
Service
Mining
March 4, '60
Change
Low.
♦New
Range Since
Sold
High
39
105 Va
46%
50
84%
88%
Stocks
128
8
43
3
119%
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Jan. 1
Low
No.
88%
119
No. of
120%
Int'l
U.S.
Foreign
Bank
Gov't
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Railroad
and Miscel.
Shares
Bonds
Mon.
March 14—
2,535,530
$4,767,000
$190,000
65
2,686 100
5,214,000
Wed.
March 16—
2,964,470
67
5,506,000
March 17
2,143,220
4,391,000
281,000
Fri.
March 18
2,618,980
4,526,000
164,000
12,948,300
$24,404,000
Bond
Sales
$4,957,000
______
163,000
Thurs.
87%
Total
136,000
63%
1
89
March 15
85
82%
85
65
Tues.
82%
~8
84%
101.42 Sep
Range
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
$87
I
Jan-July
5.234;
Jan
Jan
Bonds
48
119
82.58
Ralls,
Jan
1%
116%
87
87%
119
1978—
Jan
Jan
20% Mar
High
111
48
Quar-Feb
—June-Dec
1973_.
debs
Jan
4%
Friday's
Bid & Asked
or
4s
1998—
A 1970.
3%
6
Low
1
by
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Week's Range
Period
1974
Jan
3,800
6%
Friday
debs
9/s Feb
2,600
6%
Interest
Jan
3%
regular.—_5s
50c
$934,000
5,350,000
5,669,000
•_
4,672,000
t
4,690,000
______
RR—
Total—
Division—
25%
5%s
1984
wi
$98%
•»
—
5
__
42%
25
32
3%s
1968-
Stocks—Number
$62
$19%
71%
;
18
21
27
73
$81
89
107
'
111%
112
—
71%
'
106%
96%
99%
18
74%
4
96
97%
(Calif)
84%
1971—l_Jan-July
-
-
212,865,061
$2,000
$1,000
$934,000
$1,470,500
16,538,500
18,838,200
24,404,000
35,087,000
301,392,000
366,248,500
$25,338,000
$36,557,500
$317,932,500
$385,091,700
Government
4,000
Bank
——
and
Industrial
—
1
84%
—
96%
91%
81
,r
37
86
95%
(No. of
March 14
Mon.
:
Domestio
Shares)
117%
98
Foreign
Stocks
93%
86
117%
97
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
84%
90
1
—
__
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
101%
87%
n
93%
——
5
158
158
158
-
——
917/8
87%
$73
*
169
Bonds
Foreign
Gov't
Corporate
Bonds
Bonds
Total
Bonds
$18,000
$62,000
936,705
$80,000
87%
——
1
$78
79%
814,785
85
88
78
85
86%
10
90
94'A
99'A
1
98
99%
99
$99% 102
99%
15
87'A
5
—
$1,000
89,000
107,000
$1,000
$372,000
4,328,100
83
106,000
,
112,000
$27,000
$400,000
79%
78
93%
85%
March 18—
Fri.
99%
'
7,000
92%
~2
$84
82,000
85%
85
86
751,965
88%
93%
86%
March 17
Thurs.
85
99%
2,000
64%
61
78
87%
12,000
110,000
March 15
March 16—
Total——
84 %
$81
12,000
810,685
1,013,960
Tues.
Wed,
__
-
$79
-''
57
92%
$84 %
92
1
61
61
61
145
75%
$83
'
Jan-Augr
3s
--
166,639,585
'
—____—Mar-Sept
3%s
101%
O
91%
$117% 119
April-Oct
„_Feb-Aug
Mar-Sepf
1970—_—April-Oct
OO
$86%
Feb-Augr
.
S.
Foreign
97%
93%
84%
21,612,740
77%
96%
104
91%
++
91%
April-Oct
Feb-Augr
Feb-Aug
1959
12,948,301
_
113
37
76%
96%
i-
—
Feb-Augr
—
U.
International
127
Shares
of
Bonds—
Total
_Feb-Aug
————i~
77
—
34
75
102
102
-
3%s
I—
1
21
Railroad
—April-Oct
—
1960
1959
1960
'
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
1961————May-Nou
Jan. 1 to March 18
Week Ended March 18
—
■
•
$25,338,000
49%
2
42'A
25%
..
"
■
—April-Oct
—
42%
42%
-
1963
8.53;
daily
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
A
88 %
*
—40c
Gas
compiled
are
Feb
91
pfd___100
_£1
Gas
82.58
84.10
Jan
26
18 % Mar
2,300
19
Jan
Feb
1983
California
84.02
78.85
Thurs.
Feb
J. 1982.—
Southern
78.93
79.43
Total
Jan
2%
1982
K
79.43
87.96
Jan
%
25'A
.
1982
I
Averages
Mar
45
1,300
1981
H
87.96
204.04
29%
Feb
41
"
1976
series
3%s " series
204.76
87.42
Low
1,400
:—
1976
87.71
145.61
102.71
2,700
1973
C
82.60
146.51
Mar. 16—
1964—June-Dec
3%s
1970——
:
:
Jan-July
Public Service Electric & Gas Co 6s 1998_Jan-July
Rapid American Co 7s debs 1967—
—May-Nou
5%s conv subord debs 1964:
April-Oct
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s 1981—May-Nou
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv debs '62—Jan-July
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
Mar-Sept
1973
Jan-July
3%s
series
A
series
—
Wed.
3'A
mortgage
series
17
Jan
27
3%s
2%s
16—
Mar.
37%
Television. Inc—
3s
Mar.
30% Mar
10 Va
—
1st mortgage 3s 1971—
Pennsylvania Water & Power
.
82.51
84.05
450
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
6%s due 1953 extended to 1963——.—Jan-July
Ohio
82.35
84.03
79.10
32
Corp—'
debentures 1976—Jan-July
&
83.36
79.01
79.48
30%
subord
Theatres
•
78.97
79.48
87.78
27% Mar
32
"mortgage 4s series A 1993_———May-Nov
mortgage 4s series B 1993—:
May
Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961—_Mar-Sepf
General Builders Corp—
'
6s subord debentures
1963—-J
:—-—April-Oct
AGuantanamo & Western RR 4s 1970—..—Jan-July
A Italian Power Realization Trust 6%% liq tr ctfs—■
Hess
79.60
87.53
203.20
Range for 1950
High
109.60 Aug
9Ve
N
Bellas
87.50
201.73
87.26
102.11
25%
of
National
—
101.62
10%
4%%
4s
200.98
86.84
144.94
615.09
—
15
14—
26%
series
RR
86.28
144.22
612.18
616.73
14
Mar. 15—
12%
subord
J
143.17
606.79
11
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb
Lackawanna
Valley
Bonds
Tues.
14 Va
Western
Midland
ities
Mon.
12%
&
A 1st
Rails
Feb
1,300
—1
6s
Mar.
Stocks
Jali
13 %
Lack
1st
40
Rails
ities
%
12%
Authority
Finland
Util¬
trials
roads
32%
——1
Aug
2%s
Grade
trials
Date
65
Jan
Jan
Corp
Industries
Chicago Transit
10
Grade
Util¬
Jan
Co
6s
10
Second
Indus¬
Rail¬
Jan
2%
Ltd
Pump
Steel
—Bonds—
First
A
inc debs 1994—June-Dec
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970—
June-Dec
AAmer
week.
10
Total
30%
18%
ord
conv
current
100
1% Mar
American Stock Exchange
Inc
the
7,600
%
15% Mar
BONDS
Alsco
during
deposit;
31
A
200
Ltd—
Off-Shore
of
10
Date—
500
Co_______—
Zapata
A
1%
Co
Hargreaves
Jewelry
A Mar
15%
Industries ——10
dep rets
preference
6%
certificates
15
Jan
1%
Inc———;
(F W)
transacted
20
Jan
3
15%
Newspaper Machine
American
5%
Jan
1%
(John) Industries Ltd.!
Woolworth
being
31
is
preferred..—,——...—25
Woodley Petroleum
above—"cod,"
Mar
15V2
common—.—
Woodall Industries
dividend.
Ex-stock
sales
no
Stocks
Feb
23%
86
5
Co_
Wisconsin Pwr & Light
Wood
m
Jan
3
10
—
& Co_
Wilson Brothers
cash
Jan
———_—1
Corp
Corp
Williams-McWilliams
5%
———20
International Oil Co___10c
Stag Mfg Co.—
—1
White
900
Manufacturing———1
White Eagle
included in year's range), d Ex-interest,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
(not Included in year's range),
t Ex-dls-
(not
for
the daily
Ltd—
Invest
Coal
Shoe
47%
45
closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.:
are
Jan
Jan
37/8
7,200
3%
Jan
3%
1% Mar
4%
A
4%
V.
18'A
10
3
3A
———
Westmoreland
Weyenberg
45
40Va
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
Jan
79
900
..
4%
%
4
dep rets ord shares.——Is
& Stationery...——*
Tablet
z
1
—
Jan
30
Feb
2% Mar
3,000
m
Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd——_1%
West
West
93
Feb
3% Mar
1
_
1 % J an
Feb
80
3%
3%
3%
1 Va
•
Inc
Manufacturing
Jan
——'
1
—
"2%
Wentworth
Ex-rights,
47%
flat.
prices;
receivership.
Jan
1%
Weiman
Transaction
r
ask
30
4%
5
——_—♦
~2%
series
44
Jan
12%
11%
Co_—-1
$6
delivery transaction
Ex-stock dividend,
Jan
Webb & Knapp Inc common.——_ 10c
Webster Investors
—
98%
"cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock;
"vtc," voting-trust certificates;
"wi." when issued;
"w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
Jan
*
cumulative preferred
$2
g
y
traded
and
Jan
8%
11%
98%
—
47%
$40
47%
2s 2012—Jan-July
range),
Jan
12,700
__10c
I~
__
$62%
Jan
10%
Inc common
Waltham -Precision
.
__
—_Jan-July
Deferred
a
Ex-dividend,
x
Bonds
$ Friday's
10%
4%
-a.
preferred—
Mar-Sept
1997
(Plan A)
year's
8% Mar
2,000
6%
Wagner Baking voting trust ctfs,—
1%
—
—
Indus¬
Co
Waitt & Bond
__
April-Ocf
1972———June-Dec
distribution,
in
VV
Waco
$60
.$60
$98% 100
Afay-Nov
2%s 2C08
1
Jan
stamped
8 Reported
400
—
(Plan A)
of)—
Abbreviations
7,300
___
Inc—
Vornado
stamped
Feb
6%
_
5s
Jan
7
Coke Co
&
1947
8%
7
Co—_ 1
Instrument
Coal
9%
1927)
Denmark
Jan
15 % Mar
7,600
2,500
5%
Products
Food
18%
9
1947.
of
Rio de Janeiro
36% Mar
7
warrants
Corporation——__i:_
Vogt Manufacturing
11% Mar
Feb
7%
;___1
Feb
Jan
Feb
5%
Rubber—
Industries
Norman
6
13%
16%
1927)
Oct
Bank
(Republic
9 % Mar
41%
33%
9
,———_1
Vanderbilt Tire &
Feb
30
7%
16
—
3%
25,000
15
36%
16
—
7 %
(Fla)
__
—
13%
36'A
14%
25c
.
May
Jan
35%
9
Peru
Feb
Jan
11%
4%
Inc__
Corp
11%
46%
Feb
34%
6%
Jan
Jan
9%
47/a
6%
15
Universal
9%
5%
of
Parana
34% Mar
35%
.
„______
Oil-
Universal Insurance———
Utah-Idaho Sugar
600
38,100
10
—
American
Universal
Mar
4
.—25c
Corp..
Universal
1,800
(issue
Mortgage
Jan
19
of
A7s
Feb
6
178% Mar
(issue
103
96%
99%
86
Week Ended March 18
1960
1959
Jan. 1 to March 18
of
Shares-
1960
1959
4,328,100
14,721,866
58,377,522
116,202,097
$372,000
Stocks—Number
$742,000
Bonds—
Domestic
Foreign
Foreign
government
corporate
$6,818,000
$6,644,000
1,000
17,000
305,000
478,000
27,000
21,000
240,000
298,000
$400,000
$780,000
$7,363,000
$7,420,000
87%
84
84
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36
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1248)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Boston Stock
Week's
Range
Shares
American
Agricultural
American
Motors
American
Sugar
Tel
Company
Albany RR
Boston
&
Tel
&
Boston
Edison
Boston
Pers
Eastern
Gas
Fuel
&
First
National
Ford
Motor
Assoc
Feb
31
87 V4
54%,
28% Mar
4,369
79%
299
61 %
52%
122
413
462
20
Feb
90 VB Mar
Jan
43% Mar
10
123
-
Jan
63%
Jan
128
Feb
52
Mar
58 Va
61
Feb
166
40% Mar
48%
121
24 Va Mar
30%
Jan
53
54 Va
Mar
296
47%
.60%
25
—
U
S
U
75%
6
133 Vi.
20
127 Va Mar
38%
70
37'/8 Mar
42%
Jan
84%
33
79% Mar
103 %
Jan
49%
56
45%
Feb
56%
Jan
61%
63 Va
45
59 V2 Mar
65%
Jan
60
63 %
...10
(F W)_.
Jan
Jan
49%
—
..6.25
Elec
24
86%
38%
-16%
Westinghouse
High
21% | Mar
72% Mar
81 %
1
Steel
Woolworth
72
60
58
62 r
Feb
132
Shoe
S
22%
75%
—
Union Carbide
143
Jan
BONDS
Cincinnati
T,
R7K
69% Mar
93 VB
Transit
4%s__
1998
$2,000
V
Mar
1,433
84% Mar
100 VB
Jan
64%
6 7%
330
30%
30%
95
77%
79 VB
500
15
15
26%
27%
565
25% Mar
30%
12
12
265
11%
Jan
12
Jan
1.250
6c
Feb
10c
Jan
20%
1,922
19%
Jan
21 VB Mar
35%
902
5%
11
indebted to Che firm of W. E. IIUTTON & CO for the transmission
are
Jan
88%
We
Jan
HR
86%
Inc.
Texaco
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
21%
Jan
26 VB
75
71
Stores
Low
Jan
75
43 Vb
25%
Co
Shares
__
Jan
75
—
for Week
*
Oil
Sunray
Mar
62%
59%
41%
ij
com.
29
26% Mar
60%
10
.
22% Mar
195
52
;603/4
:;:ioo
RR
2,455
85%
*
Co...
30%
24%
27%
128
25
Prop
Service
High
Jan
51%
100
Boston & Providence
Cities
86%
50
Co.
121
26%
—33 Mi
American
Anaconda
Low
1
22%
23
com.. ...100
Refining
28%
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Range Since Jan.
High
28 VB
wi__~L66%
new
Low
*
Chemical.
Corp
'
?
Par
Week's
Last
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Monday, March 21, I960
.
Sale Price
STOCKS
Sales
Last
Friday
.
(Range for Week Ended March 18)
Exchange
Sale Price
STOCKS
.
Feb
of these
Cincinnati prices.
"
Electric
General
Gillette
Island
Co
common.....
Coal
50
New
1
NH & Hartford
100
20 Va
"35%
.
20
35
*
com....
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«c
20
System—
RR
"'r- •'
-
1
England Tel & Tel Co
NY,
...
10
!
Companies
Electric
••
25
Star Cement Corp
Narragansett Racing Assn
England
.r~
1
Lone
New
'
,—
Theatres
Service
'? -1-..
■
.
*
Copper Corp
Boston
National
88 Va
s
...
—
Creek
Kennecott
Loew's
——
Co
—i
■
5%
'
59%
30
Jan
73% Mar
36%
Mar
50
15
Jan
100
Mar
Jan
16
77% Mar
Jan
Detroit Stock Exchange
Jan
Mar
37%
6 VB
Feb
35
Par
74
Olin
Mathieson
Pennsylvania
Chemical
RR
—
90
Jan
Allen
47%
108
43% Mar
53%
Jan
American
13%
14 VB
182
13% Mar
16%
Jan
Brown-McLaren
29
29
100
24
29 VB
Feb
Buell
40%
43 VB
216
39
Mar
44
Jan
27
28
620
27
Mar
55%
13%
75
45%
5
10
56 %
26
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Jan
5% Mar
Last
Sale Price
Week's
Range
Friday
STOCKS
74
Mar
Electric
Low
High
Low
3 V2
3%
375
1
23 V4
23V»
229
23
Mar
28%
Mfg
1
1V4
1%
360
1
Jan
1%
Jan
2 Va
2%
2,060
2 Va Mar
3%
Jan
1,425
29% Mar
35
Jan'
835
2%
"
Quincy
Mining
Co....
Rexall
...
—..25
Drug Co
Shawmut Association
2.50
—
Stone
Webster
&
_•
United
Fruit
27
ZZZZZi
50
Feb
54%
Die
32%
;
7.
Jan
Chrysler
58
Jan
Consolidated
36%
Jan
Consumers
36 %
Jan
Jan
22
32% Mar
33%
475
32% Mar
24%
23%
24%
2,100
23% Mar
31%
Jan
52%
55
172
52% Mai-
64
Jan
Detroit
Rubber
S
U
Vermont
&
Waldorf
&
System
Co
100
Inc..
Elec
Corp
6.25
—
50
167
49% Mar
62%
275
26 Va Mar
Gray
52
72
Jan
79% Mar
16%
77
15%
Jan
16%
Jan
49%
50 V*
329
46 %
Feb
56
Jan
Va
Jan
Week's
Ford
Motor
Fruehauf
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Co..
42%
Range Since Jan.
38
Low
Trailer
31%
«
35%
31%
36%.
45 Vb
179
1
Feb
36
Jan
48
30%
Feb
34%
Feb
125
34%
Feb
42%
Jan
38
Mar
f
Cincinnati
Gas
Cincinnati
common
Milling
_
8.50
_
-110
Machine
Cincinnati
Telephone
Cincinnati
Transit
Diamond
Eagle
88%
33% Mar
34%
51
34% Mar
38%
Feb
87%
89 V4
435
87% Mar
90%
Jan
7 V4
100
30%
109
29% Mar
35%
Jan
24 Va
126
23
28%
Jan
Jan
7% Mar
Mar
59%
60%
603
59 %
Feb
64% Mar
34%
35%
473
30%
Feb
36% Mar
28 Vb
Feb
28% Mar
81 Va
Feb
98% Mar
—
98%
Rapid-American
1
U
5
29 V*
1
19%
Corp
Card
6%
60
2
common
7%
23%
•
Lakes
Gil
&
28%
28%
26
94 Vb
98%
826
41%
41 »/4
10
28%
29%
168
Lock
&
1,402
53%
Jan
351
4%
Feb
41%
4%
55%
,
38%
Kysor
41%
7,571
8 Vb
1,590
7V8 Mar
1,305
18 % Mar
25%
Jan
28
Mar
39%
Jan
71
Mar
92%
Jan
40%
Feb
42%
8% Mar)
Feb
41%
34%
6%
1,850
45%
811
25%
Jan
5 %
Feb
6%
7,714
43% Mar
55%
Jan
2%
820
2% Mar
3 Va
Jan
1%
1,845
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
31 Va
31%
31%
710
29%
Feb
19
19
3
...
19
8%
290
7
Jan
36 Vb
36 VB
145
4
4%
3,215
30 Va
30
30%
1,351
16
16
16
1
10
1
"1 Va
1
7%
1,000
7%
5
18,894
2%
*
36%
38
26%
^.2.50
3 %
2%
Jan
16
Jan
Jan
1%
Feb
Jan
7% Mar
200
2% Mar
2%
Jan
36% Mar
42%
Jan
26%
140
26 Va Mar
27%
2
2%
2%
235
5
34%
34%
320
10%
4Va Mar
32%
Jan
3%
Jan
1,332
Corp
1
41%
Feb
1 %
Feb-
8% Mar
29% Mar
15
Feb
19%
36% Mar
200
1 Va
*
Manufacturing
33
Mar
8%
1
...
181
5
Co..
2%
33
Jan
Jan
3% Mar
Mar
.38
Jan
Jan
.10,
Corporation
United Shirt Dist_.
:!
1
Corp
10'A Mar
12%
23%
212
22 Vb
Feb
24%
Feb
15%
498
14%
Feb
24 %
Jan
17
150
16 Va
Jan
13%
1,057
Jan
4%
100
4%
Feb
5
8%
8%
377
5'A
Jan
9%
Feb
15 Va
1
4%
8%
1
common
11
15%
10
10%
23%
17
Dillon
Studebaker-Packard
Co
Feb
Jan
2%
&
&
30
1%
Standard
Rockwell
Walker
45
1,304
2%
Co
W)
Jan
28% Mar
27%
6%
1%
common
&
(H
Vinco
26%
;
2.50
Rustproof
Udylite
75
162
1
Products.
Sugar
Rickel
Scotten
73%
1
Davis
Rudy
19%
30
Jan
1
Chem___.
...
Screw
Parke
19%
30
45%
Lansing Stamping
Michigan
19 Va
6%
Heater
Masco
Jan.
40%
30
1.66%
,
Jan
5V»
7%
1
!
Mfg
Parker
Feb
35
1
—.2%
Gamble
Playing
30%
29%
——
5
-
Lunkenheimer
S
508
7V4
10
Art
&
33%
30%
National
Kroger
Procter
32%
34%
5u
..12.50
;
Picher
Gibson
32%
Feb
54%
*
4%
1
.
Industries
Kingston Products ...1
Kresge Co (S S>
High
43V4
10
Champion Paper
16
5
•
—
King Seeley
High
37%
——
8
—
Manufacturing
Carey
Low
20
Laundry
Hurd
Sales
Last
Piano
Feb-.
1
Hoskins Manufacturing
Houdaille Industries commons.
Exchange
Friday
Baldwin
Jan
13%
5
Bearings
...
Cincinnati Stock
American
70%
1,154
__1
Federal-Mogul-Bower
Great.
Sale Price
51% Mar
14 %
54
20
.
Iron
General Motors Carp
Goebel Brewing
Par
53
,
Detroit Steel Corp
Gar Wood
STOCKS
53
13%
L_1
:
Jan"
30%
*
common
Jan
30
35% Mar
77
16%
_*
—...
54 VB
35%
74
.■
53%
31%
,
50
Mining Co..
RR
Mass
Westinghouse
5
.
Refin
Smelt
S
Co
Power
4
13%
.10
Detroit Edison___
53
I25
Corp—,— I
33%
Feb
30
25
-
Paper
32%
1
2%
5
Davidson Bros
Corp
33
Co
1
Burroughs Corporation
'
U
Machine
&
32%
•
Machine
Shoe
t-
*
Inc
Stop & Shop Inc
Torrington Co
United
—
;
.
High
1
Products
Metal
15%
15%
1,024
15%
Feb
15%
Feb
Mar
Jan
Unlisted Stocks
30%
American
Airlines
American
Can
American
Cyanamid
American
Motors
American
Radiator
American
Tel & Tel Co
American
Tobacco
Steel
Armco
Armour
252
255
19% Mar
40%
126
39% Mar
76
48'A Mar
49
51%
22%
22%
24
5
14%
14%
14%
—33%
86%
86 Va
87
...
—
——
25
—
104% 104 %
10
169
29% Mar
Jan
Jan
58%
Feb
Jan
15%
90% :Mar
50
14 %
291
79%
Feb
107 V2
61
63%
415
59% Mar
77
38%
39%
97
34
Jan
41%
21 Vb
50
20 Vb Mar
23 Va
Jan
Baltimore
&
Bethlehem
Steel
_—
_
13 Vb
_
Brunswick-Balke
new
•
common...
Industries
"l
—
Abbott
Laboratories
common
19%
65
12%
Feb
15%
Jan
65
14%
Jan
16%
Jan
Admiral
10
34 Va Mar
44 Vb
Jan
Advance Ross Electronics Corp
47%
70
46
Mar
57 Va
Jan
Akron
26%
27%
132
25% Mar
32 Va
Jan
56 Vb
258
42 V2
60%
Feb
19%
19%
135
19% Mar
23%
Jan
Chesapeake
Ohio
&
Chrysler Corp
Cities
Steel
Co
—
_
1
Colgate-Palmolive
Columbia
Gas
Columbus
&
Curtiss
Ohio
Elec
_
—
__
Wright
19%
5
41%
7
Steel
55%
57%
400 '
52% Mar
62
Jan
26%
900
251/2 Mar
32%
Jan
19%
20%
300
18Ve
Feb
23%
13%
Feb
17%
Jan
14%
Jan
"'"'.18%
Jan
13'/s
Jan
__i
DuPont
69%
52 Va Mar
70%
Jan
Aluminium
32
40 Va Mar
49%
Jan
Aluminum
36%
50
36% Mar
41 %
Jan
American Airlines
36%
19%
Jan
__
225 Va
Kodak
Federated
_
10
...
396
19 Va Mar
20%
25
39%
Feb
42%
Feb
American
16
21% Mar
31%
Jan
145
Mar
51%
Jan
19%
112
18 Vb Mar
25%
Jan
American
(Un)
Cyanamid Co
85% Mar
98%
Jan
American
Investment Co
222% 225%
94
222% Mar-
265%
Jan
American
Mach
Department Stores
General
Dynamics
General
65%
85
61 Va
74%
76%
95
70Va Mar
45
.1
.
64%
74%
5
44%
45%
256
44% Mar
43
84% Mar
373
Feb
Jan
&
Motors
American
Rad
Jan
American
Jan
American
Tel
53 Va Jan
American
Viscose
5
87 Va
86%
87 Va
99 Va
Jan
___1%
45%
44%
46
43% Mar
56 Vb
Jan
20%
52
20
Feb
21%
Jan
Armco
43%
45 Vb
55
43% Mar
49%
Jan
Armour
Interantional
•
Harvester
'
International Tel & Tel
Lorillard
Martin
Steel
Arkansas
20%
3
*
(P)
5
Co
Monsanto
35 Vb
__
37%
1
—
35%
37Vb
37%
41
41
45
16
100
32% Mar
36
38%
Mar"'
39%
Jan
39
Feb
Feb
46 Va
Anaconda
19%
28%
31
1
40%
39%
40%
48
51%
1,500
conv
43%
45%
60
41% Mar
54%
Jan
«
^.66%
San
(Un)_
45%
20
45
Feb
52%
Jan
5%
58 Va
58%
70
56%
Feb
61%
Feb
National
New
Gypsum
...
__
Lead
York
5
Schenley
Sears
&
Co
Southern
100
94 Va Mar
80
23% Mar
31%
25
34%
34%
50
34% Mar
40%
Jan
150
3
_
64
Mar
79
Jan
Bastian-Blessing
40
Mar
48%
Jan
26%
26%
26% Mar
37%
...
10
48%
70
41 Va
139
36%
37%
45
Rand
50o
_
Brands
Oil
Standard
Oil"(N
Standard
Oil
of
«
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J)
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(Ohio
Studebaker-Packard
For footnotes, see page 44.
__
37%
41%
41%
25
48
_
48%
160
22 Va
22%
126
37%
37%
77
Jan
Belden
Feb
50%
Jan
Bell
40'/b Mar
55 V*
Jan
Bendix
44%
36% Mar
39 Va
42'A
41%
Feb
Benguet
53 Va
Jan
Bethlehem
22 Va Mar
26
Jan
Binks
35%
37% Mar
1,400
49%
Jan
59
Jan
22%
24%
8,300
221/4
Feb
28%
14%
15
31 Vb
13% Mar
16
Feb
31Va
32%
1,400
31,
Jan
86%
37%
85%
87
5,400
80
34%
34%
22%
40%
5
39% Mar
44%
Jan
45 Vb
522
43 % Mar
50%
Jan
48%
49%
Borg-Warner
83
48% Mar
56
Jan
Brown
23%
Jan
Mar
Jan
Feb
89% Mar
33% Mar
49% Mar
68
31Va
60%
35
Jan
60%
63%
2,000
60
Mar
39%
76%
Jan
37%
39%
1,100
21
33%
Jan
41%
Feb
20%
21
1,500
20
Feb
23%
Jan
32%
32%
43
Feb
luU
32% Mar
2,200
23% Mar
Jan
Jan
34% Mar
241/4
9%
24%
9%
25
10
9%
2,600
9%
Jan
261/4
24
26%
900
361%
22 %
Jan
Jan
36%
26%
36V4
100
13%
35% Mar
41%
Jan
13VB
14VB
3,100
12% Mar
15%
Jan
7%
611
7%
1,200
ZZ-5
Corp..
Airplane
Booth Fisheries Corp
44%
14% Mar
300
600
Inc
(Un)
g
Brunswlck-Balke-Collender
Zl
,
*
14%
Jan
77
3%
3%
100
3%
Jan
82% Mar
Jan
40%
,
Jan
17
Feb
Feb
3%
Jan
45
450
16%
17
5,300
68%
15% Mar
17% Mar
68%
70%
500
67% Mar
74
1%
1%
1,100
47Va
47%
48
39
39%
26
550
41
700
18%
18%
19 VB
300
0j
5^ 1/2
5a %
6,100
Jan
1%
Feb
Feb
Jan
57%
Jan
38%
100
27
39%
50
45% Mar
200
27
78
1%
2,000
26
_g
,
500
100
8
43%
IIII5
^
16%
82%
Jan
9% Mar
17
26
...
27%
Mar
16%
1
Corp
Bigelow
6
82%
Pi
Boeing
40%
4
Jan
54%
800
2
Corp (Un)
Manufacturing Co
49%
15%
19%
10
Steel
44%
15%
Jan
Feb
•
Co
Consolidated
10
--
Jan
58
1,200
Jan
Jan
.7
.1
Mar
43%
17%
"50c
Gossett
&
31
39% Mar
47% Mar
100
13
Co
Aviation
44% Mar
Feb
?c% Mar
Jan
32%
1
Manufacturing Co
&
4in
25%
54%
~10
I~_3
,
Bearings Inc
40 Vb
19% Mar
4
I
_
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
Baldwin-Ldma-Hamilton (Un)
80
48%
4,100
Jan
18%
*
Corporation
13
I
20%
107
35%
10
67 Va
—
Standard
Jan
83 Vb Mar
32%
1
common
preferred
Products Corp
Atlantic Refining Co
44%
*
Standard
47%
600
51%
com_2.50
preferred
Athey
Avco
88%
10
new
non-cum
66 Va
15
_
41Vb Mar
Jan
Jan
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Jan
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58%
24%
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Feb
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Jan
12% Mar
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Register
39%
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52
Jan
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Cash
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32% Mar
2,600
50%
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Corp
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Oil
Atchison
Chemical
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Company
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100
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&
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Steel
Ashland
Feb
85%
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Jan
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General
Greyhound
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100
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100
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9% Mar
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101
1,000
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Jan
Feb
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Range
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Burroughs Corp
Burton-Dixie
Calumet
&
Canadian
Carrier
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Inc
Pacific
20
1,2'10
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900
29
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24
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34%
19
7%
Jan
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29% Feb
34% Mar
3,500
18% Mar
203/4
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53
Jan
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59% Mar
69%
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20
Mar
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Jan
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100
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27%
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25% Mar
29%
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12%
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149
Mar
2,200
15 %
Jan
173
Jan
513/8 Mar
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31
400
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41
1,200
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483/8
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41
1,100
39% Mar
49 %
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50
82
Jan
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Jan
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100
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Feb
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14%
250
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300
24% Mar
49%
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100
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44%
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48%
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54%
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Jan
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Jan
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Jan
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10
Mar
11%
Jan
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Edison
Detroit
400
34
Feb
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Air
Rational
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Standard
National Tile
New "York
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&
Mfg
Kodak
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El
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Northern Indiana Butollc Service
Northern Natural Gay Co
Northern
States
Power
Railroad
Erie
28%
(Un)
Co
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Northwest
Oak
Corp common
Manufacturing
Co
22%
1,400
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Co
Ohio
Oil
Olin-Mathieson
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Ran
Gas
& Electric
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Paramount
Pictures
Parke-Davis
Parker
class
Pen
203/4 Mar
31'/a
Jan
Peabody Coal Co
Pennsylvania RR
Perfect
:
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2
First Wisconsin
common
271/a
Corp
Pullman
Jan
Pure
Co
Oil
800
27% Mar
32
133/& Mar
18
Jan
Radio Corp of America
13%
Jan
12%
Feb
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Republic Steel Corp (Un)
94%
Jan
10 %
1,400
12%
8,100
25%
253/4
300
24%
38%
100
38% Mar
9% Mar
7% Jan
Feb
1073/4
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253/4 Mar
Revlon
42%
RexaU Drug &
Feb
263/s
Jan
29
Jan
33%
39
Feb
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450
Jan
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70
Mar
92%
Jan
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Jan
333/4
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105%
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23%
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18
Mar
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19%
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37%
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Power
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14
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47%
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Kermecott
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78
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24%
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94
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400
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63%
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15
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81%
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178
100
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50
2,300
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50
15%
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41%
Jan
56
Jan
17%
Co
Food
South
Jan
31%
263/s
Co
30% Mar
10
503/4
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10%
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46%
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18%
Feb
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49 % Mar
433/4
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Jan
Weocor
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Western
Union
Motor
&
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13
Jan
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22%
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28% Mar
55
55
100
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67%
40
400
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26%
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59%
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186
53
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503/4
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Wisconsin Electric
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54%
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29
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29%
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1,000
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45%
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100
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1,900
7o
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(Un)
Oil
Feb
43%
38%
313%
Zl3
A
(Un)
Jan
44%
36%
46 % Mar
80*
Service
'Standard
Feb
18% Mar
42% Jan
31%
•
(Un)
^Standard
12
500
100
•
Inc
Square
38%
Feb
Corp
Standard Brands Inc
.Sunbeam
142%
Public
Rand
Sperry
4,500
18 3/8
22%
Jan
45%
28
18
Mar
—10
(Un)
Laughlln Steel
&
Kaiser
.3.50
45%
713%
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38
——
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International Tel
Interstate
Mar
*
Southwestern
13
34
Jan
17
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(Un)
26
.7.50
Jan
64
1,300
28
p
200
Chemical.'—~5
&
(Un)
541/4
Feb
19%
263%
8
Pacific Co
Jan
39
Feb
32
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1,100
2,400
43%
;
43.
61
48
Pen class A
40%
Steamship Co——i
700
300
41 % Mar
Southern Co (Un)
Southern
Feb
64
373/4
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273/4
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Interlake
International Harvester
Jan
59%
x
36
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27%
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Co
Jan
14%
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39%
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Inland
Jan
25%
27%
Corp
Mobil Oil (Un)
16%
Jan
63%
393/b
47%
1
Jan
125
Jan
43
Oil
30%
.—10
Jan
59
32% Mar
300
1,000
;
12
—10
Illinois Brick Co
Illinois
(W A)
B
143/4
1,200
20'/a
300
500
63%
15%
«
Co
Oil Co
Jan
621/4
10
375/a
72 % Mar
23%
_*
—8
Mar
1,700
Co
Roebuck & Co
Texaco
Indiana
Paper
Electric
353/4 Mar
Door
&
'22%
Jan
9834
70% Mar
Corporation
Huttig
100
33% Mar
—,—:——
Spencer
7,600
Jan
43% Mar
300
45%
Jan
65% Mar
Corp
Industries
Howard
Hupp
99%
37%
53
993/4
-com—6.25
1
new
Com
84% Mar
500
(G) .Brewing Co
Werner
Hertz
*44 % Mar
400
(Un)—.—.—.
—
Jan
700
*22%
22%
1
Corp new common
Heileman
Hein
Co
8
—*
class
Cooperage
7% Mar
2,600
-Great Lakes Dredge & Dock—.
Greif
Mar
2,700
37%
33/4
16
45
44%
Jan
17
45%
5
Bchenley Industries (Un)„
Scherlng Corp
Schwitzer
Corp
Jan
Jan
34%
—
Steel
Drug .-Stores
Granite
Jan
2%
14
67
—_——
Co
600
74%
Rubber Co—
&
3%
Sangamo
73%
—
Brothers
Tire
St
Jan
88
99
61
41 %
2,300
I
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Jan
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44%
45%
Service
64
300
603%
32%.. 33
26%
26%
Jan
Jan
42%
Stockyards
Feb
86%
88
Public
Feb
7%
700
203/i
33%
35%
Z
8 3/4
33%
Corp ex distribution
Co (Un)
Goldblatt
7%
17%
21% Mar
143%
•
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Raisin Paper
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
60%
15
2,300
383/4
*
300
16
34%
45
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300
65%
Alden
Goodyear
16
333/4
17%
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8%
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—
—
Gillette
Glidden
3
16
63
24% Mar
42%
Feb
9%
——1
Telephone & Electronics Corp—10
Tire & Rubber
83 %c
General
Genesco
Gray
"81/2
1
Cement
Portland
General
Genl
62
63
Jan
400
42
(Un)
River
1,300
Transportation—2.50
2
General Box Corp
1
General Candy Corp
.—5
General Contract Finance
2
General Dynamics (Un)
1
General Electric Co
5
General Foods Corp
*
General Motors Corp_
——1.66%
22%
23
34%
Reynolds Metals Co
Jan
76%
Bankshares Corp
Jan
2,300
24%
j
200
17%
American
General
Jan
29 Va
64
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200
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-General
52%
Feb
43
Inc
35%
600
32% Mar
Feb
26%
34%
Quaker Oats Co
27%
200
Feb
50%
800
45
Jan
100
9
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2,500
27%
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27%
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31%
51%
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271/2
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CUn)
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73
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40%
Mar
47%
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12.50
103%
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D
34
3
public Service Co
7%
400
61
(Un)
27%
1
Feb
35
1
Jan
Jan
Jan
2 50
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Jan
33
39 %
9%
1
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983/4
Jan
31%
26%
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Jan
8 % Mar
33
28
_
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18
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(Un)Z
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
Patter Co
74%
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W
Jan
2
1
America
of
Motor .Co
Foremost
F
Jan
32%
663/4
35%
108
22 3% Mar
,b0
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5
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Flour
Ford
423/4
11%
5
Bankshares
34 % Mar
Feb
200
17%
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28%
f
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100
34
(Un)
:Zl^er (Charles) & Co
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Phllco
Feb
Mar
387/a
I
Firestone
34%
23
25
Airways
B
85% Mar
9%
95% Mar
453/a
(Un)
Co
&
221% Mar
■
30% Mar
100
900
24%
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700
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56
200
27%
(Un)
Co
200
98
200
98
83%
51%
Oklahoma Natural Gas
500
25%
58%
30%
24%
32%
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Ohio
89 %
25%
25%
Jan
34
1
Pepsi-Cola Co
88%
10
1
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53
23%
10
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Bancorporation
14%
Corp—_—_
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Jan
8%
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223% 226 %
5
55 %
23%
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58%
98
Co—
Jan
403/b
3
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Emerson Radio & Phono
Feb
100
30%
a
Jan
26
103»/2
Feb
1%
Jan
34
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Jan
200
10
(Un)
172%
1
133/4
400
25%
Feb
1 % Mar
58%
1
64%
42
89%
141
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34%
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41 %
21%
225%
Mar
200
98
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26%
1
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41 %
5
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100
26
5
Mar
46%
157%
5
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Northern
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300
42
(Un)
Inc__———
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15
44%
46%
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Co
58%
26
;
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Lines
24
1,810
3,700
5
11%
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(EI)
Pont
Du
Eastern
22% Mar
15
45%
3
People's Gas Light & Coke
20
(Un)
Co
300
13%
42%
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Corp
Dodge Manufacturing Co_.
223%
1
High
45
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11%
21%
22%
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15
58%
111/4
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Range Since Jan.
High
Feb
35
193/4
57
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-
Co
50c conv preferred
Jan
25%
49%
Low
33% Mar
Feb
47%
25
—
12
12
39%
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54%
5
America
1,100
152
52
1
Cudahy Packing Co___
Mount
Jan
•
10
Corp
Jan
22
10
—
283/4
16%
*
_25
22% Mar
80%
41
Jt'O"
Jan
227/a
47%
(Un)_
Co
Manufacturing Co___
National
161/2
43%
Continental Can Co
of
Feb
Jan
Jan
"
,—„_5
Motors
5%
200
53%
327/a
Gas
Power
Mar
263%
*
100
_■_—.—15
Inc—
Gas System
Co
6%
400
52%
1
Commonwealth Edison common—
Crane
Jan
32%
Fuel & Iron Corp
Co
31%
34'/4
100
Co
Controls
27
28%
6
12
Shares
Jan
22% Mar
2,100
24
____
Colorado
Continental
41%
33
41%
common
Electric Ilium
Consumers
32%'Mar
Modine
Monroe
Monsanto Chemical (Un) """""""
Montgomery Ward
Col
ZZ
Motorola Inc
ZZ
Feb
10
Coleman
Consol
26
8.50
Electric
preferred
Columbia
24% Mar
52%
25
&
Co
City Products Corp
Cleveland
2,,([ Mar
200
32 »/4
152
Chrysler Corp
4%%
11,800
23%
Chicago Towel Co common
Cleveland
2%
19
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)_
25
Milw 6t Paul & Pacific
•
& Northwestern Ry com
Chicago Rock Isl & Pacific Ry Co—*
•Chicago South Shore & So Bend—12.50
Gas
Mar
247/a
_l
Chicago
Chicago
Service
Jan
Jan
26
21/4
■
Cities
34%
Jan
24%
25
Corp
.Cincinnati
23%
Mar
for Week
Par
"National Lead
Oil & Refining common——1
Champlin
.Chemetron
%.Mar
Sales
Range
of Prices
Jan
Corp—
i
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L
Week's
Last
High
27"%
500
27%
50c
20% Mar
23%
22%
io
Brewing Corp
$3
191/4
301/4
25
Centlivre
common
500
30c
Celanese
New
22
231/4
(Un)
Soiith
21%
19 »/2
5
common
Corp of America (Un)
&
211/4
12.50
Corp
Central
Low
5
(Un)
Corp
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.1
High
1
(Dn)
Export Gas Ltd.
Canadian
Shares
Low
5
Industries
"Burlington
for Week
of Prices
Last
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Par
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99
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.
.
.
Monday, March 21, 1960
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended March 18)
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
for Week
Shares
Friday
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
Sales
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Low
Par
ACP Wrigley
Admiral
Air
A
(Un)
Allis-Chalmers
Mfg Co
71 ¥4
71 ¥4
100
5(4
5 ¥2
57/a
10%
10 ¥2
7%
7%
Limited
Aluminium
Aluminum
33%
33%
88%
__1
(Un)_
Jan
7 ¥4
Jan
13 ¥»
Jan
Feb
32% Mar
29% Mar
87
100
General
General
Public
1
(Un)_
2
American Bosch Arma Corp (Un)_
American Bdcast-Para Theatres (Un)_l
American Can CO
(Un)—
;—12.50
Airlines
Inc
Cement
American
Mar
Jan
10
54¥4
Jan
40
Jan
35 ¥8
Jan
102 ¥2
Jan
Electronics
&
Amer
U;
Ltd
Factors
Foreign
Inc
Marc Inc
American
Machine
24%
27
39% Mar
43 ¥4
Jan
250
25
26
Jan
300
4774 Mar
57%
Jan
100
13
Feb
350
38
Jan
8
Feb
50 ¥4
48(4
51 ¥a
13%
13%
39
40
-
40
8 ¥4
8%
200
11 %
12 ¥2
2,200
■
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American
Standard
American Tel
&
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54 ¥4
200
50 ¥a Mar
55 ¥4
Feb
24(4
5,800
2 2 74 Mar
287/s
Feb
Steel
Armour
500
13% Mar
16
42% Mar
535/s
Jan
—
8574
33 ¥a
3474
3474
377/4
39%
5374
54%
8974 Mar
500
43 ¥4
32%
4,200
52¥a
Jan
33% Mar
300
38
42
50
Feb
Mar
Jan
Mar
67 ¥2
Jan
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61
6174
400
60
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Jan
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36 ¥4
37 ¥a
39 ¥2
1,400
33
Jan
42
Feb
24(4
24 ¥4
200
19 ¥2
Jan
26 74
Feb
(Un)
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Beckman
Instrument
500
22 7a Mar
23%
Jan
70% Mar
84¥a
Jan
100
66 ¥8 Mar
79 ¥2
48%
48 ¥2
500
43 ¥2
Feb
5074
Jan
15%
16
600
14
¥2 Mar
197 a
Jan
67
67
100
60
Jan
71
Mar
2.50
Jan
Georgia-Pacific Corp
Getty Oil Co__
Gillette
Gladden
Bendix
Aviation
—
Goebel
Bishop
Oil
Boeing
Bolsa
Granite
Western
Greyhound
Oil
Gulf
—
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8
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1
5
(Un)—
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Honolulu
Co
Oil
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2% Mar
Jan
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—
2¥a
274
100
13(4
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2,000
3174
31%
200
42c
55c
2,900
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1,200
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28
100
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Feb
31 ¥b Mar
2(8
14% Mar
42 c
Mar
2 ¥a Mar
Nickel
Jan
International
73c
Feb
Interstate
Feb
Intex
3(4
76 ¥4
Feb
Oil
Tel
&
Co_
68%
64 ¥2
200
57%
Feb
69
600
38%
Jan
49 ('2
Feb
Jones
6874
100
68% Mar
73 ¥4
Feb
Jan
1J,2
Jan
Kaiser
45% Mar
57 ¥4
Jan
Kennecott
10
Jan
Kern
1¥4
9
174
1,700
9
l¥4
1,100
48 Ye
9
——
100
9
Jan
Mar
Mar
10c
&
11c
9c
9,000
25
Feb
Mar
15c
Lehman
500
4
900
2% Mar
Jan
Leslie
Salt
700
3974 Mar
48
Jan
Libby
McNeill
30%
32
1,500
30
Feb
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Jan
Litton Industries
49 ¥2
1
Feb
60 ¥4
Feb
Lockheed
27%
Jan
Lone
7
Jan
7 ¥2
Jan
Lorillard
100
8 ¥2
Jan
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200
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19%
30%
13
900
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Jan
1.00
1.50
377,900
62c
Feb
47%
47(4
100
47
Feb
26 ¥2
26(4
100
26 ¥2 Mar
Jan
45c
Feb
53
Feb
13 ¥a
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Jan
1.50 Mar
48
Jan
31%
Jan
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Jan
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50
Jan
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100
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108
Feb
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Feb
36
900
32 Vb
18%
8
35 VB
18 ¥4
200
18(4 Mar
8
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200
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2.25
200
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Feb
Jan
8
19 ¥2
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Feb
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5174 Mar
88
Jan
Mar
53 ¥4
Jan
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99 ¥a
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69
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74 ¥2 Mar
267'a
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27 ¥2
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26
27 ¥2
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30%
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36%
2,600
36
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1
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5
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600
29
Mar
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Jan
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Jan
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—
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Menaseo
21%
600
19 ¥2
Jan
22 ¥2
Feb
Merchants
2874
800
28
Jan
30
Jan
Merck &
2474
Jan
Co
Inc
Co
24 ¥4 Mar
26¥a
14%
500
13% Mar
215/a
Jan
Merritt-Chapman & Scott (Un)
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
i
1,400
28% Mar
34
Jan
Mission
28%
100
26% Mar
31
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100
Develop Co
1,400
51 ¥4 Mar
717/a
Jan
Montrose
42%
42%
200
1
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24%
26
600
41
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Mar
Feb
24% Mar
35%
35%
100
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48 ¥a
Jan
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19% Mar
20¥a
Jan
Feb
44
10
19%
19%
19%
1,900
25
57%
57%
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600
56% Mar
63 ¥4
62%
63%
200
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Feb
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1
2
46%
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2.00
2.10
2,900
75 ¥a
100
17%
Feb
1.85
Jan
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2.20
Feb
80 ¥a Mar
18 ¥4
54%
54%
100
53%
Jan
55 ¥2
(Un)———10
43%
43%
200
42 ¥2
Jan
47 ¥2
Jan
(Un)___
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10%
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100
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Feb
11 ¥4
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48 ¥2 Mar
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100
26¥a Mar
29 ¥2
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30 ¥a Mar
32 ¥4
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31
100
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Mar
5
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2,400
300
42 ¥4 Mar
55
Jan
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46 ¥8
400
44 ¥a Mar
53 ¥a
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13 ¥a
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5374
100
53 ¥a Mar
54%
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35 ¥a
Jan
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54%
100
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National Theatres Inc
13¥a
36
5374
(Un)
National Distillers & Chemical
National
Jan
5¥a
44%
10
38 Vs
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Feb
5
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National
Feb
400
1,200
27 ¥2
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43
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Jan
31
19 ¥»
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(Un)_____
Feb
52
6 ¥4
Jan
8% Mar
35 ¥4
Precision
44
Jan
27 ¥2
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Mississippi River Fuel Corp__
Mar1
43
17%
12.50
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2.05
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30%
39
200
900
757/a
25c
.
(Un)
200
50
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50
77 a
1
Petroleum
Co
50
(Un)
54%
(Un)
7,500
Jan
Mar
Feb
53 ¥4 Mar
'
8 ¥2 Mar
12 ¥a
Jan
9
1,300
—_1
5%
5 ¥4
800
5% Mar
7
Jan
1
18 ¥2
20¥4
1,600
16¥4 Mar
24
Mar
New
England Electric System (Un)___1
20(3
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20
20 ¥4
New
Idria
%
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Natomns Company
Natus Corp
Jan
Motors
Products
Co
Co
54%
(Un)-
(Un)_
&
Min
58 ¥2
Jan
N
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5%
5%
574
1,000
Jan
44%
44%
45 V4
900
43 ¥2 Mar
53 ¥2
Jan
11%
11%
400
11
Mar
14 ¥a
Jan
&
Di
Co
58
25
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1
57
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Feb
10%
21%
10 ¥2
100
10 ¥2 Mar
21%
1
22%
1,300
20% Mar
63 ¥2
6
12
30 ¥a
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RR
Inc
Giorgio Fruit Corp class A
B
Productions
Mines
42%
42 ¥2
200
41 ¥2 Mar
4774
Feb
1
(Un)
13
13 %
300
12 ¥s
Feb
14 ¥a
Feb
Invest
16 ¥4
Feb
2.50
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—
Dominguez Oil Fields Co
Jan
Inc
Northrop Com
100
187/a
1,200
15 ¥2 Mar
19
Jan
Oahu
800
33% Mar
45%
Jan
Occidental
21
; 21%
2l¥s
200
19%
21¥a Mar
800
36
Jan
36
36%
8%
100
874 Mar
30
30
250
29 % Mar
36%
Mar
41
Feb
10
Jan
Pacific
36%
36%
400
Feb
9%
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8¥s Mar
417/a
9
11 ¥2
Jan
Pacific
88
88
200
86% Mar
98 ¥a
Jan
Pacific
25%
25 ¥4
300
29¥a
Jan
Pacific C
7
7
200
6% Mar
9¥a
Jan
100
225 ¥2 Mar
_50c
——
25%
1
225% 225 %
5
24% Mar
239 ¥2 Mar
Pacific
Eastman
El
Paso
Electric
Kodak
(Un)
Co
Natural
Electrical
(Un)
Co
& Share
3
(Un)
Co
(Un)—5
25(4 Mar
98%
200
9 4 ¥2
29
1,700
27% Mar
52%
4
500
27%
29
26
98
5
—
Corp
Products
25%
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10
Gas
Auto-Lite
Electric Eond
1
52%
100
49% Feb
Jan
Co
Ltd
Cement
Clay
&
6%
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Food
Ford
Motor
Foremost
Friden
&
22
21 ¥2
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red
1st
26¥a
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24 ¥2
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Feb
4l¥a Mar
47 ¥a
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25¥4 Mar
3074
Jan
22
20¥4
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Jan
22 ¥2
Jan
6(4
6,200
5 ¥4 Mar
7¥a
Jan
200
32% Mar
38 ¥4
Jan
46 ¥4
47
200
43
Feb
14
14
100
14
Mar
52%
Jan
32
Jan
4.36%
red
52%
Jan
Jan
Pacific
Feb
24¥8
Jan
19
class
16 ¥2 Mar
18 ¥4
Jan
100
36 ¥2 Mar
39
Feb
56 ¥2
100
56 ¥2 Mar
56 ¥2 Mar
64 ¥2 Mar
63 ¥2
63 ¥a
1,500
60 ¥4
Feb
30 ¥2
30 ¥4
30¥a
1,100
29 ¥4
Jan
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27 ¥2
100
26 ¥4
Jan
27¥a Jan
24%
24%
300
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25
Mar
25
25
200
33 ¥a
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25
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Jan
22 ¥2
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22%
22%
200
20%
Jan
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10
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1,200
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5 6 ¥2
16 ¥2
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pfd
Pacific Indemnity Co_
17
17
36 ¥2
17
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25
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25
56 ¥4
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200
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—
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22
64
2
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47 ¥a
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2.90
2.80
2.90
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11%
12%
8,200
9
—
9
100
300
20% Mar
25 ¥2
Jan
400
30
Mar
38 ¥4
Jan
Pacific
10 ¥4
600
10
May
13
Jan
61c
61c
100
50c
72c
4 ¥2
Feb
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Jan
57/a Mar
Jan
Jan
Mar
Petroleums Ltd—
common
12 %
6,100
8
Jan
12 ¥2 Feb
8%
8 ¥4
100
8
Feb
9 ¥2 Mar
Pan
4%
4%
300
3% Mar
47/a Feb
Parke Davis & Co cap
18%
18 ¥2
100
16% Mar
200
29
11%
18%
29
42%
29
42 ¥2
100
26%
26%
27 ¥a
2,200
5
351/2
35%
35 ¥2
200
42%
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10
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74%
18
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13
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13 %
300
Jan
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
3474
Jan
Pepsi-Cola
49
Jan
29%
Jan
Pfizer
Feb
35 ¥4
Feb
Phelps Dodge Corp
Mar
1674
Jan
Philco
Philip Morris & Co (Un)
13
Jan
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers
(Chas) & Co Inc (Un)
Corp
(Un)
(Un)
46 3/4 Mar
56 ¥4
Jan
69 34 Mar
92 ¥4
Jan
Phillips
Petroleum
Co
19%
Jan
Procter
&
Gamble
Co
65
10,000
51 ¥4 Mar
60%
Jan
Pullman
Inc
26
30
Feb
Pure
Co
100
Jan
Oil
(Un)
(Un)
27 ¥2
267/a
132
,
14
14
14 ¥a
700
36 ¥2
37 ¥2
300
1
1
,
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Feb,
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32 ¥a
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1& Mar
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Mar
22%
Jan
37¥a Mar
100
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1,600
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4,100
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27%
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1,400
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42 ¥2
33 ¥2
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—
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1,500
50 ¥2
73%
27%
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18
47%
17%
Mar
l
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11%
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see page 44.
Jan
Jan
Jan
32 %
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32%.
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Jan
25
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For
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28
30
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Chem
200
i
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42
24
1.70
Jan
Mar
Mar
32
20
41%
5
1st
4.50%
200
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.
(Un)
24
42
24c
24
100
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lot
5%%
Jan
200
31
Products
Corp
26%
Jan
23 ¥2
50
26 ¥4
Pacific Lighting Corp common
*
Pacific Oil & Gas Development—33 ¥30
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(Un)
Paper
Co
32 (a
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Flintkote
34%
32
26%
15c
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——
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105 ¥4
23
21%
.
Whitney common
Airplane (Un)
Firstamerica
33¥a Mar
33%
20
Corp.—
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5%
17 ¥4
20
:
Fairchild Eng &
Fargo Oils Ltd
Fibreboard
800
33 %
20c
Chemical
Pacific Tel & Tel
Corp
1.50 Mar
*
Jan
17%
_50c
_
Exeter Oil Co Ltd class A
Fedders
2,800
♦
Electronic Specialty Co.
Emporium Capwell Co
Railroad Co (Un)
Erie
Fairbanks
1.60
1
(Un)—
30%
22%
23
1.50
5
(Un)
Petroleum
Finance
5%
Eastern Air Lines
1.60
300
1
,
American
1
Industries
DuMont Lab Inc (Allen B)___
duPont deNemours & Co (Un)
125,500
,——25
—
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—
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5
Dresser
400
24c
Jan
Jan
31¥a
Sugar
Dow Chemical Co
36%
3 4 ¥2
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25
Ohio Oil Co—
Douglas Aircraft Co
Douglas Oil Co of Calif
*
35¥4
23 ¥a
34%
24c
Jan
Jan
16
8%
•
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16 ¥2
-7.50
(Un)_
common.
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5
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35%
32.50
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22 ¥a Mar
3l7/a
34¥a Mar
23%
3 4 ¥4
1
(Un)
common
1
22 ¥2 Mar
23%
•
—
33%
__
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17 ¥2
preferred
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preferred
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16%
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1,500
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¥4 Mar
l
North American Aviation
22 ¥s
22%
400
300
1
(Un)___
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Jan
21%
50c
(Un)
Co
Jan
10
Inc
Productions
Disney
Co_„50c
Nordon Corp Ltd
Norris Oil Co
Co
Records
Chem
Niagara-Mohawk
Corp common
5
Co (Un)
——5
—-
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Jan
200
(Un)
Zellerbach
Desilu
'
12%
1174
53
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i
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600
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Feb
200
20
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41
4474
28%
*
200
43 ¥4
100
Gas
4474
43 ¥t
13%
—2.50
44%
27 ¥a Mar
*
Co
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24%
10
44 Ye
Jan
2.30
22%
—;
Jan
2.55
68 34
22%
.
Feb
61c
100
51 ¥4
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(Un)____——
23
3,800
2.75
2.25
29%
53
1,000
72c
2.75
2574
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21
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26%
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28
28
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9%
8%
15 ¥2 Mar
200
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20 ¥4 Mar
9%
53
4¥a
6% Mar
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10%
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i
Jan
100
1974
51%
Jan
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l
8¥a
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16
—10
26
Continental Can Co
1
Jan
Jan
674
50c
Jan
Consumers Power Co
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217/8
36 ¥4
68 ¥2
com
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41%
Continental
■
Feb
'
Jan
Jan
30
Copper
4
26
8%
Consolidated Edison Co of N Y (Un)
.1;
20
2774 Mar
10 54
4
County Land
39%
8%
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Commonwealth Edison common
,
900
800
21
4374
Industries
4
26
Jan
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10,500
(Un >
2074
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Jan
46
5
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40%
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53¥a
Mar
1%
53 c
—
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13¥a
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Jan
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39
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47%
174
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i
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45
200
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200
69
70%
100
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Feb
100
21
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18 ¥2 Mar
&
400
41
2774
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174
46%
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100
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1%
4674
1
52c
(Un)
200
Corp
Jan
33 74 Mar
l.10c
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13%
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3¥a
31(4 Mar
_*
19%
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300
1.35
Ltd
Co
Canada
Tel
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45%
100
•
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17 ¥a
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131/4
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72(4 Mar
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i.
—
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69 ¥4
\
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33
13
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Jan
274
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100
v
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68 ¥2
■
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—
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4474
(Un)__50c
Maryland Mines Corp
19%
Products
Oil
Jan
38% Mar
1
_1
Champlin
47 ¥2
100
—10
(Un)
Power
7%
Caterpillar Tractor Co common
Celanese Corp of America
Certain-Teed
37% Mar
3874
26%
(Un)—
Refiing (Un)—
1
Chicago Milw St Paul RR com (Un)__»
Chrysler Corp
25
i,
Jan
200
3874
1
Corp
Cement
55%
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..
85
38
1
12.50
,
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Ideal
21%
__
(Un)
72 ¥t
377/a
—50c
_—
Corp
Idaho
5.50
Co
&
72 %
19%
Corp
Co (Un)
Homestake Mining Co
Idaho
7%
.„
Packing Corp
Canadian
Pacific Railway
Case
:
Ink
California
Jan
7 ¥2
1
Oil
Jan
50c
10
:2.50
1
California
374
Jan
v
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274 Mar
1
Inc
Electronics
Hoffman
Jan
52%
(Un>——-JL
5
Inc
Corporation
300
3
8 ¥3
Holly Development Co
274
21%
*
common—
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Burlington
Burroughs
274
1
Pineapple
Jan
—5
-
preferred
Bunker
Jan
274
—
*
Corp
(Un)
Aircraft
6 ¥2
5
Co
6/4
23%
1
Co
(Un)
Financial
Hartfield
Hiller
41 ¥a
5c
Corp
Budget Finance Plan
Jan
Feb
1
6.25
Corp
2774
J
Min
Collender
Ry
Corp
Mar
16(4
5
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(Un)—.—
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
Brunswick-Balke
25 ¥a
18
1
(Un)
Chemical
&
Northern
Great
23 ¥a Mar
—
1
Borg-Warner
Budd
Oil
Lake
Great
Great
35% Mar
•'
Co
Oil
2274 Mar
•
(Un)
City Steel Co new
600
13
—2
Airplane
2.10 Mar
700
1,000
10
(Un)
Co
Graham-Paige Corp
600
—
—1
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(B
700
—1
;
Consol
700
20 ¥4
1
Goodyear Tire & Rubber new com
Grace
(W R) & Co (Un)
5¥a
—»
Corp
Mammoth
2.30
23%
1
Goodrich
Kropp
Black
2.25
187/a
23%
1
Brewing Co
2474
5
Jan
2274
1
5
Corp
(Un)
35%
—
(Un)
Benguet Cons Inc (Un)
Bethlehem
Steel Corp
(Un)—
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Products
Alden
48%
80c
4
(Un)
(The)
Co
5
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Co_
2274
1,100
35(4
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Corp__
Howell
Jan
Jan
7474
24 ¥1
-50c
Aircraft
&
19 ¥4
55%
67(4
3574
—
Baruch-Foster
Bell
Mar
43 ¥a Mar
22%
5(4
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Barnhart-Morrow Consolidated-—
Beech
13
4,900
67%
Int'l
?»
!
2,000
4 5 74
Jan
Jan
73%
2474
Corp
Electric
80
1,500
34%
•
Avnue
87
—25
—50
——
__
14 ¥2
5
(Un)
Electronics
Hawaiian
1
(Un)
Warrants
(Un)
Avco
Mfe
Corp fUn)—
13
4 3 74
Feb
200
—10
(111)
13
■■
Jan
15
43(4
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Atlantic Refining Co (Un)—
Atlas
42
100
1474
4274
(Un)_—
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Co
&
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37 ¥1 Mar
37 ¥t
1474
Ampex
Armco
Jan
43 ¥2
(Un)——.
Corp
Corp common new—
Anaconda (The) Co (Un)
Mar
9¥4 Jan
14 ¥4
(Un) _*
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Co—
Tel
American Viscose
40
Feb
5
Corp
Sanitary (Un)_
Smelting &
American
15 ¥» Mar
54
22%
(Un)_1.66%
Chemical
&
American
Jan
30¥4 Mar
22%
'
Foundry-.3.50
&
American Motors Corp new
11%
Feb
Mar
99 ¥a
(Un)__l0
Utilities
Telephone &
Jan
100
800
500
26
l50c
2874
Jan
3074
25 ¥4
26
•
(Un)_
—_—_
25 ¥2
40(4
26
__20
(Un)_.
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American
19 ¥2 Mar
1,900
29
';
1
:
20%
29¥a Mar
Jan
600
General Tire & Rubber Co (Un)__88¥30
Gen
Gladding McBean & Co
40
25%
(Un)- „25
10
(Un)——
Cyanamid Co
American
19 ¥2
—
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American
19%
com
common
Feb
85 ¥a
2674
8774
45 74
1%
Corp
25¥a
26 ¥4
26 ¥2
__
Exploration Co of California__l
Motors
(Un)
High
22 ¥2 Mar
400
600
5
General
General
Co
22(4
86 ¥2
5
Co__
Electric
Glen
American
Controls
General
General
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
22 ¥2
22 ¥2
of Texas—5
Oil Co
American
Jan
7% Mar
2,400
88%
Jan
77 ¥2
47 ¥2
300
34
31%
29%
307/a
—
America
of
Co
Mar
9 % Mar
100
10
'
Jan
38c
4%
100
49%
23%
Feb
300
49%
15 ¥4
Feb
71 ¥4 Mar
1,000
1074
9
(Un)
1274 Mar
18
19,700
1
Corp
High
26c
300
500
38c
2
common (Un)—
Warrants
(Un) ————
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Allegheny
i
13 ¥a
30c
*
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
20 ¥4
19 ¥2
38c
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Par
High
—
Industries
J
13 (4
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(Un)—
Stores Inc
Corp
Corp
Reduction Co
Aeco
STOCKS
341/3
34%
35 ¥4
5
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44
36 ¥4 Mar
27 ¥a
Feb
62
Feb
64 ¥2
Feb
41 ¥4 Mar
4774
Jan
62 ¥a
63 ¥a
200
5
(Un)
41%
42 ¥a
3,30Q
2
96 ¥1
96 ¥4
100
83
Feb
—♦
71 ¥4
71%
100
68 ¥4
Jan
73 ¥2
Feb
31%
32
200
3l¥a Mar
38 ¥a
Jan
5
96 ¥4 Mar
Volume
191
Number 5935
.
.
The
.
Commercial
and
Financial Chronicle
(1251)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
—
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Range
Par
v
Rayonier
Inc /.—
Co (Un)__:
Raytheon
Oil
&
■
»
1
___
Rice
Royal
44%
45%
273/4
42 % Mar
21%
53%
Jan
200
8
20'A
Feb
23
8%
Jan
1,400
73/4
Feb
66%
8%
773/a
65%
:
42%
Servel
Inc
Shasta
Class
1,000
41%
17'A
100
39% Mar
17%
46%
600
17
20%
f
Sinclair
Ry
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Corp
Inc
16%
36%
58%
&
Jan
10%
Jan
41
Jan
37
21% Mar
293A
Jan
25
25
Mar
Mar
600
15
Jan
36
55 %
Mar
18%
Jan
Jan
5 6'A
Feb
28%
1,000
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200
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393/a Mar
44
45%
3,600
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700
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56% Mar
65
Jan
6,000
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100
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25
37
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48
25
47
Mar
49
Jan
271/4
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393/4
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Jan
333/4
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19
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38
(Range for Week Ended March 18)
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50
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40 3A
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19
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5
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1
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34
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-
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For footnotes, see
page 44.
Jan
Feb
Feb
49'A
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High
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Pittsburgh Forgings Co
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
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2.5
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Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
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1
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Jan
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.
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19
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300
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16
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437
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Jan
8%
27%
Range Since Jan. 1
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5,814
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Jan
1,300
...
;...
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20%
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jan
58
15%
22
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41
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Jan
800
58
25
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of Prices
70'A
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423/4
40%
14%
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5
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86
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110%
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Jan
50
42
1
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Feb
Mar
233/4
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Jan
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5% Mai42
Feb
37%
42%
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11
91%
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&
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19 '/a Mar
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100
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48
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Jan
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Lehigh
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29%
Jan
42
24%
10
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United Gas (Corp
„
American
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Feb
42
1,200
20
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Jan
Last
.
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Jan
60%
900
59%
10%
5
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47%
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14c
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553/4
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37%
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9%
32% Mar
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•
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■
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30
1,600
11 Va
22%
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25
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United
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Jan
15%
47%
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common
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503A
42
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100
100
37
24%
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29
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S
93/4
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44%
100
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1,300
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13%
100
28%
10
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,
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6,900
59
.
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Jan
56%
Jan
10c
Sale Price
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Twentieth
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Jan
16%
Tishman Realty & Construction Co___l
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capital^-—..—__2
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22
25
Tri-Continental
.-
Feb
—
49
23%
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Thompson- Ramo.
Wooldridge
Thriftimart Inc
Tide water .Oil common
United
20%
5
of N
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Gulf
Union
1,100
20%
,
40%
Telautograph Corp
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Transmission________15
Union
Jan
25
Tennessee
Trans
78%
22
International
Oil
Trico
Jan
Feb
48
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issued
Textron
36%
73%
22%
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Texaco
25 3/4 Mar
9%
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(Indiana)^.
Siuc.tuakei-Packard
&
100
200
35%
common__25
Corp (Un)
Stauffer Chemical
Co__:
Sunset
Jan
9%
100
32%
5
Warner
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Jan
u
365/3
,
Stanley
Jan
Mar
76%
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7
26%
49
,
oil
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100
7%
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common
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Jan
7 6'/a
1
3
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32 %
46% Mar
Friday
STOCKS
General
Public
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22 %
18% Mar
26%
26%
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Feb
25% Mar
5
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39%
55
25
7
71/4
25
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Feb
243A
25
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36%
39% Mar
1
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1.40
class
Southern Railway Co
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1,700
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3"8%
300
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37%
18%
Calif Edison
Southern
38%
.
42 %
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27%'Mar
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1
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Mar
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Mar
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preferred
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45%
200
800
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
American
1
Co
common
Corp (Un)
Feb
5
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common
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15
1.25
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Mar
*
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Smith-Corona-Marchant
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Jan
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200
29%
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50%
50
27%
49%
10c
Jan
41%
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20% Mar
41 ya
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Radio
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Jan
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Feb
300
Yellow
Jan
60%
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Texas
45%
553A
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&
29%
Jan
38% Mar
200
23%
1.00
Co.
Water
Siegler
TXL
253/a
100
59%
21%
15%
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Industries
Finance
Roebuck
Swift
42%
59%
21%
15
Francisco
Paper
Basin
50
10
6.25
'
90c
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17%
1
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Scott
j.71/,,
1
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Inc.
Regis Paper Co
2.50
(Un)
Corp.
Oil Exploration
Jan
2,000
61% Mar
17% Mar
(Un)
Brake
Elec
Jan
200
Telegraph
Air
Jan
700
21%
Co—_____
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Scheniey
19 3A Mar
8%,
10
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Dutch Petroleum
Aeronautical Co
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1,100
1
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St
21%
Williston
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451/3
5
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20%
Low
21 Vs
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Ryan
High
Union
Westinghouse
Westinghouse
1
1
Gas
Oil
Western
Range Since Jan.
5
Manufacturing
Ranch
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Low
;
207/8
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Rexall Drug & Chemical
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Republic Aviation Corp (Un)
Republic Pictures ,(Un')„„
Republic Steel Corp(Un)—
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for Week
of Prices
(Range for Week Ended March 18)
Sales
Last
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A
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Feb
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
CANADIAN MARKETS
'
.
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,
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
Bell
Telephone
Bowater
Corp 5%
5%%
43
preferred
preferred
Bowater
50
Mersey
Traction
5%%
British
British
50
,
Columbia
4.15
*
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preferred
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•
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Jan
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42
100
37% Mar
40%
42%
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Feb
14%
Jan
31% Mar
37%
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Mar
43
2,470
97/8 Mar
11%
9%
28
Bank
Breweries
13%
•
Mar
94%
Jan
Mar
35
28
26%
521
25
Mar
27
2,401
20
Jan
23
47
50
47
Mar
57
380
-
39% Mar
45%
11%
13%
265
16
1,764
46% Mar '
56
4,733
31% Mar
37
70c
78c
13
Feb
70c
30
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*
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common
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series
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19
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Feb
16
6.25 Feb
21%
25
Canadian Fairbanks Morse class A
Class B
18% Mar
23
30
Jan
30
7
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5%
Feb
9
9
9
335
9
Feb
6%
6%
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500
6% Mar
7.45
8.40
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6.35 Mar
8.45
Jan
9%
9%
54
8% Mar
12%
8.40
•
__
•
common
14%
13%
Feb
7%
Oil
10%
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1,630
13'A Mar
17%
1
13%
14
1,160
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15
41
405
21
21%
40
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;
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1,925
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13% Mar
16
Jan
45%
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20
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74% Mar
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Mar
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Mar
12
26
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26
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of
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35
35%
2,220
32
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Steel
90
120
90
6.25
15
Mar
244
40%
10%
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4.00
._
Jamaica Public Service Ltd
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5%
class
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Jan
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footnotes,
see
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14
Mar
17
Jan
Mar
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24
Jan
Mar
58
Jan
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55%
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25%
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125
6 Va Mar
8%
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35
110
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35
Mar
42
42
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Jan
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par
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Jan
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Feb
14
Feb
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common
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..
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Gas
Grain
Feralco
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Ford
12 %
11.75
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Jan
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Feb
31%
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com—•
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94%
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Mar
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Mar
52% Mar
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91 % Mar
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216
102
Mar
•
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32
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31
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class
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37
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21%
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104%
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5
57
56
58 %
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10
14,710
14% Mar
8% Mar
98%
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20
98% Mar
93%
95
645
93% Mar
*
11
11
11
100
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Mar
12%
Feb
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21%
23
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21
Feb
26%
21
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22
1,508
27
16%
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102
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1
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32%
Jan
35 % Mar
43%
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Jan
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19
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23
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33%
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100
3,965
10
3,360
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13%
13%
13%
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*
2.10
2,00
2.25
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•
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5%
5,455
Union
United
com.
Principal
Properties
Waterman Pen Co Ltd (L E)
—
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30
33
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120
Feb
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33
9%
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Mar
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37%
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3.50
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Southern
Feb
25
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172'A
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21
1.00 Mar.
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25
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class B
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&
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6%
class
Corp Ltd
Royal Dairies
Newfoundland
Power
Inc
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143'
1.70
1.75
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41
1.00
140
Ltd
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100 Va
—
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21
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12
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8%
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Chemicals
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42%
36%
common—*
1,010
28%
com
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10
Jan
Mar
11 % Mar
<
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4.00 Mar
200
44c
6%
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Federal
43
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•
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Jan
1.000
18%
for Week
6'/4
12
8%
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common
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5%
18%
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97
5%
32%
>
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Products Ltd
50%
958
18%
Sales
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——
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42 %
11%
33%
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1
100
Inv
Jan
11%
•
Canadian
of Prices
42c
—•
Dominion Sugar
Collieries
Dominion
11%
11
in
Week's
'
.
Raceway Inc—.—,—--—1
8.30 Mar
1,732
Expressed
Sale Price
Development Co Ltd
Mar
35
3,438
Are
Friday
'7*.Last
Oilcloth
36%
311
44.
Jan
15
14
4,154
Engineering Works Ltd
5,038
page
86%
14
common
Frere
34
17%
Mar
73%
Ltd
9%
22
80
Jan
24%
29
&
9%
•
350
28%
175
David
31%
40
60
-
Jan
Mar
Mar
30
Dalfen's
34
23
21
29
Zellerbach
177
*
28
158
60
.
56%
*
1,635
21
21 Va
Preferred
55%
—*
28 %
21
—-———-*
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56%
100
28%
28%
'—•
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Jan
Mar
8%
10% Mar
Consolidated
Loblaw
Preferred
43
Jan
6% Mar
350
Lambert
Montreal Locomotive
30'A
37%
100
|
300
Catelli Food
38% Mar
B
25 Va Mar
297
6%
3.15
Consolidated
52
A—
7,758
38 %
10%
Canadian
35% Mar
Breweries Ltd class A
26%
38
6%
38
-
44
—
25%
26%
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100
—
Jan
Jan
'
830
common
preferred
preferred
95
18%
;
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18%
11
90
-
450
15%
Jan
15 Va Mar
2,785
16
72%
preferred
46 %
Powell River Ltd •
13%
Feb
Intl
45%
•
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11% Mar
8% Mar
Canadian
46'A
*
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50
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd—£'•$#*;.
38
A
15% V
73
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8.50 Mar
65
•
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Jan
80
3.00
&
38
Ltd
80
Feb
6.85
1,330
Canadian
~50
3
200
21
j
80 >
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Candy Shops
1,000
11%
Mar
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3.845
8.75
75
5
70%
8.50
23%
Bank
'
910
(John)
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67'A
Jan
Jan
6%
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Pipeline
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4 00
10
1.844
&—•
preferred
43%
.——.
5%
10%
Ltd
43
Interprovincial Pipe Lines
Iroquois Glass Ltd 6% pfd
5%
•
1
B
4.00
•
15
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•
——
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Feb
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class A warrants—,,
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13
•
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21% Mar-
Feb
90
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14
550
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9.50
200
8%
class A
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NU
Jan
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15
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•
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655
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Abltca Lumber A Timber
Jan
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35
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80
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15%
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preferred-
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Jan
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36
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13
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International Petroleum Co Ltd
International Utilities Corp
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51%
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10
•
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Class
41% Mar
1,160
20%
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50
21 %
13% Mar
*
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45
20
50
15%
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Jan
72 Va
•
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preferred
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Molson
15%
Mar
45
„
»
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13
13%
100
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50
9%
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Feb
10%
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14
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1
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Feb
10
common
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13%
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preferred
preferred
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1,875
•
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__
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•
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Feb
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6%
91
21
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93
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14
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Feb
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75
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35
15
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47
79
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2.95 Mar
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21
98
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3
31%
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46%
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Feb
Jan
13%
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Lakes
17
43% Mar
14%
3%
preferred
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20% Mar
3,217
98
•
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2,576
10
•
common
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Power
(Canada)
Jan
75
46%
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Co
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19%
1,870
46%
common
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Feb
68
*
Foundation Co of Canada
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•
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44
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29
Mar
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Canada
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17
235
*
47
Feb
98
__
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preferred
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Famous
18%
__
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Pont
18
Jan
Jan
44
—
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9'A Mar
\
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55%
Jan
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11
22% Mar
40J
18%
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Coal
Textile
Jan
210
29
100
Dominion Tar & Chemical
Dominion
5%
8% Mar
2,765
18%
common
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3.70
9%
18 %
49
495
31
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3.75 Mar
18%
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23% Mar
27% Mar
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Jan
9%
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2.95
common
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Mar
17%
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19
25
100
1,724
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Dominion
Dominion
Mar
225
27
27%
16
Texaco Canada Ltd
Jan
15% Mar
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;
2
Bridge
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9
2
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—
17
50
4.25
Jan
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—
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Jan
100
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29
9.40 Mar
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18
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3.75
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15
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23%
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23
al4
Oil
Walker
Canadian
138
Mar
47
Standard
Feb
40
21%
Mar
21
3.00
Southam
Jan
14
100
Mar
135
250
10%
common
(Canada)
Simpsons
Jan
40%
•
common
Jan
40
4
21%
38%
♦
\
Mar
9
•
preferred
46Va
345
al30
21
40%
11%
>
Jan
9#i
International Power
Preferred
42
al30
Shawlnigan Water & Power common—•
Series
A
4%
pfd
50
Jan
1
Jan
:ioo
Transoort
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(A
Sicard
Jan
28
30
Husky
Canadian Industries
7
Feb
6%
Hydrocarbons
Jan
14'A
•
.20C
Ores_„——
St
Jan
22
30
•
48%
Mar
27
5%
preferred
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey common
Jan
6.75
Jan
6%
50c
Feb
13
28
St
:"Pp. i, hh.
12
479
40
585
—
i
Royalite
Feb
•
Ltd
1,321
«
1
Preferred
Mar
36%
25
Chemical
41
13%
100
—
Royal Bank of Canada
Jan x
78c
31% Mar
80
a20
'
12%
a5.50
1
Feb
40%
'13 Va
A
...
7.
warrants
Roe
Jan
32
39,604
11
42
preferred
Class
Jan
50%
"
Iron
Units
Feb
Feb
49
a31% a31%
10Va Mar
Corp of Canada—
Reitman's
Jan
10%
31%
—
160
Warrants
Jan
3.840
10 Va
_
Natural Gas
Quebec Power __i
Mar
11
Mar
Quebec
Feb
22
40
11
common
———
Jan-p
2,057
31%
73c
Ceianeae
93
13
25
Bronze
23
49%
Rights
British
Jan
7
Mar
11
13%
—
common
Provincial
19%
11
—
15
Jan
Feb
47
—
10
Preferred
32
Jan
26
*
common
Jan
16%
20%
all
——
4%
29%
26
Jan
all
,
Price Bros & Co Ltd common
550
39%
Commerce
ol
11
Mills
Petroleums
Premium
2,755
2114
'
15
Light & Power
Flour
Power
32
28%
12.50-
Mar
9
;
Feb
18%
28
•
42
a93 a93%
—
30
Electronics
"
.
91
•
30
18
common
100
Feb
12% Mar
41
Penmans
17%
—
•
9
86
335
10%
Page-Hersey Tubes
14% Mar
9
450
-
-
'
Jan
3,761
__
Jan
88
*
preferred
Pacific
Jan
10%
14%
•
Jan
46
v-
Jan
287
Jan
12%
UUUUUUQ..1.
u
Ontario Steel Products common.
Feb
560
1,013
44
18
lio—
Ogilvie
Jan
10
100
FnundH*«
C-j.ouun
Canadian
83
13%
common
Canadian
Canadian
Jan
10%
common
Aviation
Canadian
82
13%
A
Malting common
Caonda Steamship common
5%
preferred
Canadian
260
32%
High
225
44
44
Jan
Jan
82
31%
42ya
Mm*
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Low
44
—
Nova Scotia
Feb
32%
Canada
Canadian
52%
35%
10
preferred
I'Hn
Mar
28Va Mar
71
v
Shares
12%
Weaving
B
Norauua
-
Jan
Mar
12%
21
1
A
Jan
4.70
69
•
preferred
class
Preferred
Class
50
47
Feb
25
39 ft
•
Canadian
4.00
69
39
for Week
100
preferred
C«<l
V ul
7%
12%
•
Canadian
2,541
" v—
Products
Canadian
30
31%
45*% Mar
82
—
Power
Iron
50
Sales
Range
of Prices
—5
Morgan & Co 4%%
Jan
10%
1
Ltd
Cemeni
5
2,820
39
Calgary
4%
9Va
Montreal Trust
49 '/a Mar
•
Telephone
Chemicals
Mills
$1.75
42%
69
Building
C*
Jan
Jan
29%
31%
___100
Company
$1.30
41V2
50
Columbia
Canada
Mar
4o%
4.25
Week's
Last
Par
5
50
100
i.
.
Columbia Forest Products
Columbia Power
Canada
(Range for Week Ended March 18)
'
preferred
Brockville
Bruck
44
Monday, March 21, 1^60
.
,
High
Jan
.
Sale Price
20
..
'
Friday
Low
42%
4.00
Electric—
4%
Brown
'
a46% a46%
•
Bank
American
British
pfd
Light A Power
American
British
',•••'
Class
Bowaters
British
8%
1
Range Since Jan. 1
49%
49 %
9Va
*
•
STOCKS
Shares
a41%a41%
—
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.
9.555
£
Brazilian
British
'
43%
49 V2
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43
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Paper
4%%
Low
;
•
Sales
.
.
Jan
12
Jan
Feb
16%
Jari
Feb
2.40 Jan
9 % Mar
6,00 Mar
Volume
Number 5935
191
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1253)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Par
'
.
Algom
Aucope
Mines
Ltd—
„1
Iron Co Ltd
Bateman
Beatrice Red
Lake
Gold
^—1
_
Mines
Belle-Chibougamau
Oil
At
28c
Ltd—1
1
Ltd—
Hill
Tungsten Mines Ltd—l
Mar
8c
Abacus
12c
3,525
20c
Mar
38c
Abitibi
Jan
26c
Jan
6,500
lie
Feb
20c
Mines
6.75
7.60
2,000
15c"
14c
20c
Mac
500
3c
3c*
Acadia
Calumet
Uranium
Edmonton
1
■
.
Corp
Ltd_—_•
Mines .Ltd—
'
Agnew
Surpass
Jan
Agnico
Mines
Mar
55c
Jan
Ajax
Petroleums
6l/ac Jan
Alba
Explorations
20,400
1,000
500
20c
Mar
35c
21c
41,383
18c
Mar
34c
6c
4,500
5c
Feb
8c
20c
17,200
lie
Jan
24c
'
4V2c
Feb
Chibougamau Mines Ltd—__1
Canadian
Homestead
Carbec
Oils
Explorations
Mines
Ltd——
Cartier
Quebec
Cassiar
Asbestos
Central-Del
Ltd
Corp Ltd
5c
1
Alberta
Jan
Chess
Mining Corp.—
1
Chibougamau Copper Corp.———_1
Chibougamau Jaculet Ltd
75c
Cleveland Copper
Corp
•
-1
7c
:
.
8,500
5c
Mar
lie
Jan
Allied
16c
Mar
23c
Jan
13%
6.15
Jan
3.20
Feb
9'/2c
Jan
lie
Mar
1,500
35c
Mar
7c
Jan
6c
Feb
a3c
5,000
■_1
9.75
9.95
Ltd.
-1
55c
55c
Consoiioaved
Monpas Mines
-1
5%c-
5%c
-1
1.84
1.84
500
8c
6%c
11%
I
5%c
—
-1
—
Jan
9c
Mar
1.17
1.17
1.20
5c
1
1,300
Mar
1.65 Mar
3.45
1.17 Mar
-1
Ltd
Mints
5c.
6%c
500
5c
20%
21
750
18%
5c
0
1.76
1
1.55
1.55
1.55
3,200
1
11c
11c
13c
11,200
Mar
Mines
Ltd—
Falconbricge Nickel Mines Ltd
Fano
Mining &
Frobishsr
jLtd
*
Exploration
—■
Inc
-1
1
28
<1
—
28 %
500
10,000
23
Mar
33%
Jan
200
1.64 Mar
6c
6,000
5Vac Mar
10c
Feb
-25c
2,000
23yac Mar
38c
Jan
Golden
Mines
Ape
Gui-Por
Uran
Ltd—
Mines
Metals
&
Haitian Copper, Mining Corp
Hollinger. Conso) Gold Mines
Hudson's
35c
40c
Ltd—1
1
4%C
ft
Ltd,,,
'24
Bay Qil & Gas Ltd—„—2.50
44c
13,750
5%c
•
—
5y2c
1,000
4Vic. 5%c
24
7c
Mar
50c
Feb
9c
4c
Jan
Iso
Mines
Israel
Kerr
Ceramic
Lt.a_—
Oil
Gold
Lead
Co
15c
20%,
,
Ltd_„1
Auto
9c
Feb
15c
Jan
Bankeno
35c
Mar
49V2c
Jan
500
8'/2c
Jan"
20%
Jan
& Explorat'n Co Ltd_l
Lingside
Mining Co
Copper
21%
—
4c ■,
Ltd——1
.
23%,
4c
950
21
1,500
4c
4c
15c*
Mar
Bank
Bank
Jan
of
Mining
_
Merrill
island
16c
.
—
Mclntyre-Fcrcupine
Mines
5
Ltd
26
—5
Mining Ltd
80c
15c
16c
74c
2,275
26
25%
400
80c
12c
Jan'
7,600
74c
55c
1,720
10%
52c
106
33
9,295
25c
25c
25c
2.30
2.60
Jan
1.13
60c
Feb
Jan
Feb
9.20
Feb
13 y4
Mar
19%
Feb
6.10
Jan
32
Mar
40'/a
Jan
25c
Mar
36c
Feb
Jan
3.20
Jan
Mar
33%
4.50
3,700
2.15
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd—— __1
21
Jan
43 Va
Jan
21c
21c
1,000
16%c Mar
26c
Jan
8%C
Mines
1
-
Earth
21c
1
20c
55c
8%c
1,200
9yac
Jan
9j/2C
10c
11c
15,700
8 y4c Mar
13c
Jan
60c
2,500
56c
Jan
65c
Jan
53c
Mar
90c
53c
7c
Jan
59c
32,567
lc
6'/2
6%
6%
2,000
5% Mar
..4.75
6.50
6.00
6.50
400
6,00 Mar
50
50
50
50
1,000
12
12
12%
896
—
—
Paper
&
Ltd
:
—_ __
15c
15c
15c
10c
Mar
32c
8c
Jan
12c
1,000
22c
f
15c
75c
Mar
2,600
75c
22c
100
4,000
11c
75c
1
20c
Mar
■
Jan
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd—: —1
Monpre Mining Co Ltd
„1
22c
Feb
"
1.12
26c
Jan
Jan
9Va
7.60
Calumet
New
Formaque
New
Jack
New
Mines
Feb
50
Jan
11%
Feb
13%
Jan
27c
Jan
18yac
18 %C
21c
3,400
1
15c
14c
19c
29,600
33
33
33
5
69C
80c
3,700
27
27%
1,760
26Va Mar
35%
Jan
7%c
8c
2,000
7'/aC Mar
10c
Jan
69c
1,000
63c
89
Jan
1
80c
•
27 V*
f
7%c
400
class
69c
B—
63c
18 VaC Mar
Mar
14c
33
Feb
69c
Mar
Mar
10
13
13
600
10'/a Mar
"
7%
7%
500
7% Mar
37C
41c
16,275
—
Nickel
36C
Mar
4c
Mar
35c
Jan
38
Jan
1.02
13%
61c
4c
5c
1.30
1.30
1.37
•
23
22%
24
7c
15,000
6c
Mar
8%c
1
10c
10c
10c
5,900
10c
Feb
13 %C
1
8c
8c
8%c
7,000
8c
Feb
lie
1
12'/2c
12c
15c
78,900
6%c
Jan
19c
1
2.65
2.65
2.70
333
2.65 Mar
•
27
23%
28
1,310
23% Mar
5c
I
Mines
1
Mines
1
...
Mines
—
Mines
:
common——
Gas class
1.30 Mar
3,298
21% Mar
Santiago
—
Mines
Explorations
Mines
Ltd
_
Ltd—
—
_
J
24c
Jan
2.10
Jan
28
Jan
2.95
_
—
1
50c
■
— —.
7.25
6.35
7.25
21,185
5.40 Mar
7.65
Jan
17'/4
17%
195
16% Mar
19%
Jan
16'/4
17%
480
16 y4 Mar
19%
1.10
1.06
1.17
6.000
96c
Jan
26c
25c
29c
19c
Jan
31c
8c
8c
22,740
2,834
8c
Jan
8 l/2c
Jan
Jan
—1
j
'
1
1.25
50y4
4,130
47 %
Mar
55%
61%
61
62
1,344
60 y4 Mar
71'/4
Jan
1
1.42
1.35
1.44
12.850
1.35 Mar
1.63
Jan
1
43c
43c
46c
3,600
•
13V2c
13V2c
15c
14,175
•
8V2c
8c
9c
24,400
4%c
5c
1,500
37
39%
180
37
26
27%
125
23
Ltd
■„
—
49%'
•
Paper class A—*
——
-
—
—
Beaver
Lodge
Beaver
Lumber
>•
♦
27%
1,000
33 %c
Feb
43c
Feb
38,634
10c
Mar
19c
Jan
Bethlehem
5,000
4c
Jan
6c
Feb
Bevcon
2,200
57c
Mar
1.20
Jan
Bibis
Jan
Bicroft
57c
60c
4%C
3%c
26,075
3V2c Mar
10,000
3%c Mar
6c
Co
51 '/b
43c
Mar
13 '/2c
Feb
57c
17c
.
Jan
6'/2c
Jan
Mar
4'/aC
Telephone
Mines
42
Jan
Mar
27%
Senator-R.ouyn Ltd—
1
New Spring Coulee Oil & Minerals Ltd a
New Vlnray Mines Ltd
*.1
_1
New
West
North
Amulet
American
Mines
Rare
3%c
2,000
5c
Feb
8VaC
8c
9c
140,500
Jan
10c
40c
53c
13,633
40c
Mar
90c
Metals
-1
Ltd
a945)
Ltd
70c
67c
73c
12,600
40c
Jan
91c
Jan
1
.
13c
Opemisca
Explorers Ltd
1
Qpemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd_l
Ovchan
Uranium
Paudash
Pitt
Ltd——:—1
17,200
15c 16y2c
Jan
12c
5.75
1,200
1.02
1.05
2,500
Jan
16c
Feb
15c
9,000
5.65
1.02
Uranium
Mines
Mining Corp
Mining Co Ltd
Ltd
Mar
23c
Black
Provo
2.41
Producers
Purdex. Minerals
Cobalt
Ltd
*
—
Ltd--
&
Uranium
Gold
Mines
Mines
5y2%
St
Mining
Lawrence
Seuth
Oils
Standard
Mines
Gold
Ltd
Mar
55c
22c
2,300
20c
Mar
55c
Jan
5c
4,000
3Y4c
Feb
4c
3,000
5c
Jan
9y2c
67c
69c
7,700
2.45
15,000
5c
4,000
67c
97c
Mar
5c
Feb
2.60
Mar
Jan
5c
1.99 Mar
Mar
4c
4c
3c
3c
12c
65b
2,500
4c
22,000
14,100
12c 13y2c
3c
■
*
69c
2,000
28V2C 28%c
6,000
65c
6,842
31c
5.25
5.25
1.27
63,775
3.50
38c
13,600
5.55
3,100
3.50 Mar
Jan
Feb
(1944)
Mines
43
43'/8
3,455
42%
Jan
44
70c
74c
7,600
65%C
Feb
92c
Feb
14c
14c
4,042
14c
Feb
19c
Feb
10c
9c
12c
18,100
8c
53c
53c
55c
30,505
53c
Mai-
67c
Jan
8 VaC
8'/2c
8'/aC
2,000
8C
Mar
14c
Jan
12 %c
Pioneer
American
British
preferred
4%%
Jan
12c
19c
Mar
60c
Mar
3c
Feb
76c
5c
45V2c
28 %c Mar
23c
Feb
43c
Mar
Jan
4.85
6.50
Jan
Jan
100
52c
Jan
60c
Jan
18%c
21c
66,200
8c
Feb
38c
8c
1,000
8c
8c
10%
10%
10%
3,625
1
1.63
1.63
1.63
3,400
1
500
3.25
Jan
3,335
4.30
11,519
100
20%
"44
44
120
45%
45%
100
1
1
8c
1
1.65
37c
7c
1
Ltd
footnotes,
1
see
page
44.
5.55
Jan
4.75
Jan
Jan
Jan
42
Mar
45'/4 Mar
69
70%
135
69
70%
37%" 37 y4
38%
Feb
Mar
2.60
35%
Jan
Jan
39
Mar
71
Feb
20
36
Jan
38'
Mai;
125
37
Mar
40
Jan
102
80
80
80
Mar
83%
Jan
_50
43%
43%
44 y2
443
42% Mar
44 y2
Feb
48
47
48
245
47
12%
12%
12%
3,465
14
14
250
100
Packers
British
Columbia
Power
British
Columbia
Forest
Products-
class
A—
14%
15
3,050
32%
31%
32%
4,211
,_25
42 y8
42
42%
796
1
Telephone-
Chemicals
Reef
•
_50
Columbia
Broulan
2.10
28
37 y4
—
—
Columbia
Mines
—_—
Brown Company
Bruck
Mills
10%
10 y8
10%
1,905
44c
—1
47o
9,500
13%
14%
2,923
9
13%
—1
,7c
A
:—
9
100
3.70
8%c
8c
9c
11,000
1.90
1.90
1.93
1,400
1.61 Mar
1.80
Jan
Buffalo
Red
1
7c
6c
7c
16,000
30
32
720
7c
24,000
7c
Mar
16c
25c
Mar
42c
Lake
3.30
Products
Bunker
Hill
•
30%
,—
*
Ext
7c
•
Burns
12%
—
„
*
Jan
12
-
Mar
Feb
14
Feb
14'/2
Feb
50
Feb
14%
Jan
14 Vie
Jan
15
Mar
3iya Mar
37 Va
42
Feb
43 ya
Jan
Feb
11%
Jan
Jan
52c
Jan
9%
-43c
Jan
9% Mar
14% Mar
9'
Mar
10ya
Feb
3.25 Mar
5.30
Feb
Mar
12 %c
Jan
Jan
2.25
Jan
Feb
7c
Jan
7c
12%
6
'
8c
1.70
6c
29 y2
Jan
32% Mar
3,500
6 y2c Mar
9»/2c
Feb
12%
1,237
12%
Jan
13ya
Jan
6
100
5%
Jan
6V4
Jan
Jan
27 %c
11,100
3.85
400
3.75 Mar
4.80
1,55
1.65
5,500
1.30 Mar
1.87. Jan
34c
38c
30,600
25c
class
1
24
7c
7c
400
.
.10,100
33c
Mar
22% Mar
7c
Mar
Jan
49c
Feb
26 y2
Jan
12c
Jan
Mines
Ca darner,
Calalta
3%c
3%C
1,000
4c
4c
1,000
3%c Jan
4c
Feb
Oils
1
14c
1
13'/2c
25c
Mines
Petroleum
47c
12c
3,525
12%c
Jan
16c
Jan
47c
54c
21,200
42c
Mar
57 c
Jan
17%
20%
14,890
17yaM:ar
21%
Jan
16%
19%
14c
15C
*
*
18
17
18
Calvan
1
3-25
3.25
3.25
1,200
*
56c
56c
63c
15,300
1
4-60
4.60
4.90
5.850
1
13%
13%
14y8
1,120
Consolidated
Oils
&
Oil
Gas
4!/2c
Jan
Campbell
Chibougamau
6c
Jan
Campbell
Red
Lake
-
20V2
6,605
Jan
20c
3,503
12 %c 13 %C
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary Power common..
Calvert
Mines
Feb
47 y2
9,720
1
8c'
24
*
1
Wendell Mineral Products Ltd
Mar
Mar
21,919
_50
preferred
British
Cable
•
——
Jan
9c
44
2.60
.1
3.75
26c
1
i
Feb
10%
23%
31%
_50
preferred
Building
Corp_
48
Feb
2.48
Gold
Jan
Ltd
4.00
29%
Ankerlte
Jan
Mining
5.05 Mar
2.58
Buffadison
13c
Ventures
Jan
Mar
5.50
5.15
Buffalo
10%c
Ltd
45%
21%
pfd_. 100
L
Jan
Mar
Explorations
6c
Jan
9%c
Mar
<Vanguard
8% Mar
3,200
9,%c Jan
-
8c
Ltd
2,125
13 y4
Feb
Mar
8c
Oils
9
6%c
Feb
8c
8c
10
7,500
United
Jan
25
950
11,500
Ltd
Jan
42%
46
Feb
18V2c
2.68 Mar
9c
Corp
4 %
—
preferred
.
Brockville
9c
Asbestos
65c
Mar
4.20
Jan
Jan
8c
United
Mar
41
31%
British
8%c
Titan Petroleum Corp
Feb
42c
21%
5.30
1
Electric
4%%
5%%
9c
;
12c
240
4.25
preferred
5%
300
8c
Ltd—:
1,500
23,000
42
Electric—
Columbia
-.4y4%'
Feb
9c
Exploration
27%c Jan
13c
47c
21%
Oil
Columbia
British
Jan
2.68
1
Ltd
44c
6c
common
Britalta Petroleum
British
5c
a55c
1
_:
15%c Jan
46
46
*
5C
2.68
Ltd:
Ltd
Mar
Mar
41%
46c
•
Jan
a55c
1
Mines Ltd..
Jan
14c
_1
Mar
._1
Ltd
18c
'
3c
*
For
40c
_1
3c
-
1
Westville
Jan
Mar
Jan
Tache Lake Mines Ltd
Virginia
19c
Jan
5%c -5%c
Tazin
Tib
1,500
Paper
Feb
4c
*
-—,1
Ltd,
Consolidated Mines Ltd
Mines
Jan
29c
9c
22% Mar
74c
Boymar Gold Mines
Brazilian Traction
2
Mines
Steep Rock Iron
Sullivan
Mines
Mines
3.05
1
Ltd
Dufault
Stadacona
77c
5,000
43 V»
.50
-—
Bralorne
32c
2.03
1
——
Ltd
Corp
River
Sherritt-Gordom
Siscalta
Jan
Mar
11c
8%
preferred
Jan
6,600
5c
1
Ltd-—
Ltd
Rexspar Minerals & Chemicals
Roberval
24%
56c
50
Feb
35c
2.35
68c
1
Exploration—
1
Quebec Labrador Developm't Co Ltd—1
Quebec Oil Development Ltd,
1
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd
1
Crest
350
12,550
28c
*-1
-
Rodiore
23
60c
•
Uranium.
Jan
20c
1
.
5l/2c
Red
Bay
8.50
Jan
3%c
2
—
Gold
Quebec
10c
1
Mines
1.36
5.65 Mar
80c
32c
1
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd..—
—,1
Portage Island (Chib) Mines Ltd
1
Gas
14c
Feb
56c
50
Lake
Pennbec
Mines
12c
'
Jan
1
Uranium
Bowater
Obalskl
7%
1
Mines
Jan
3c
24c
1
Mar
50c
3%c
Feb
3%c Mar
1
tLd
Mar
6%
25
Bidcop Mines Ltd
New
17c
Feb
50c
;
—
Copper Corp
Mines
Yukon
450
Jan
22]/4
1
-
8,288
7
Jan
12J/ac
—
56c
1
—
19c
Jan
Mar
7c
10c
•
*
common
6%
17c
6%
—
•
—
Corn
Quebec
5c
1
-
Mines-
Mining
Feb
10
—
Bros
Jan
Mar
10
Mines
Duquesne
36c
4%c
Jan
17%
—
Mining'
Beatty
12c
3c
.,V
4%c
Jan
Mar
28
17(4
-
Power &
10c
3V2c
■
Jan
1
Mines—.
Beattie
Bell
Jan
Jan"1
25
—1'
B
5c
10c
'
Ltd „1
Jan
Jan
—_25
—
A
7c
2,300
2,700
.,
Jan
7% Mar
*
—
Copper
Petroleums
36c
—1
—
Uranium
Mylamaque
New
Ltd
Mines Ltd
Lake
Feb
49
—*
—,
common—
Uranium:
Belleterre
New
Jan
Jan
1
Exploration
Belcher
Jan
58c
10c
50c
,
Jan
'
Mines
Jan
19% Mar
28
I
Mogador
Jan
Jan
40% Mar
Nova Scotia
Class
Jan
2.35
265
Mines
Bathurst
1.20
28'/a
17
1,725
2.60
Feb
38c
520
5.50
Mar
1.80
4,765
17%
32%
32%
11%
17
80c
20% Mar
1,085
Mines-
Base Metals
Feb
.
1,600
13,447
common
C'onsol
Baska
29'%
Mar
39,680
50c
Jan
26c
24% Mar
7,310
25
41
-
Jan
Bata
Massaval
85c
1.95
23
19%
Montreal—
Barnat
6c
80c
29%
Mines
of
Jan
27
Feb
Jan
19%
Oil
6%c
Mar
2.90
5,700
*
,5%
preferred
5%%
preferred
Barynvin
Labrador Mining
Jan
2.24 Mar
2.45
28%
Bailey Selburn Oil &
21
4 y2c Mar
Jan
7V2c
407/a
Arcadia
Bankfield
500
Jan
75c
Jan
41
common
Gold
Jan
1,750
77q
Mar
4c
19%
-
Electric
Jan
15c
Jan
60c
5.50
10c
Mines
Gold
Jan
Jan
54c
1.85
17
Pete
Ycllowknife
Aunor
Jan
21
4,000
1.90
11%
Mines
Coast
Aumaque
,
16,527
2.25
-
Steels
Atlas
,
11,000
5c
24 V2
—10
Warrants
Atlas
.
29'/4
Hardware
Atlantic
17% Mar
Jan
3.50 Mar
66c
5c
2.45
1
—
Jan
Mar
—50
Rare
Temple
7c
207/8
•
..
89
preferred--——25
Mines
13%
,4%C
64c
2.55
19 y4 Mar
*
Imperial
29%
4j/2c
_1
.
common
Mines
3,200
39c.
19
38c 38 %C
5'c
52c
Pulp
Feb
20%.
——1
Ltd_
Mines
37c
710
Huronian
3,100
lie i2y2c
1
Ltd
Mines
Zinc
&
12 y2c
Ltd—l
L
-
Continental
Addison
Kontiki
Mining
18%
I
Canadian
Associated
Jan
23 Vb Mar
50
18»/4
65c
-
Controls
12 y2
910
18'/2
Exploration
Ash
Jan
5y2c Mar
38,000
24%,
al2y4al2y4
„
54,440
1
American
Banff
International
Oils
Larder
Lead
Anthes;
Jan
5c
,"-.'■1.64 Mar
Jan
30c
3.50
1
Aumacho River Mines
4'/2c
2.85
50c
Minerals.
Atlin-Ruifner
3,000
3.40
Nepheline
Ansil
Feb
1.64
6c
27c
•
Anglo Rouyn
Jan
3y2c
5c
Jan
Asamert'. Oil
1.70
25c
-1
16c
common
Co
Argus Corp
Arjon Gold
16c
Mar
19,500
1
Anglo
Anglo
Jan
3c
3c
20c
Ltd
Mar
5%c
'
5 %c
-
18c
Jan
1.64
^
.
Funay Bay Copper Mines Ltd
-1
Futurity -Oils; Ltd——-————. *
19c
—
Anglo
Feb
Jan
1.53 Mar
lO'/aC
HVaC
•
Ashdown
Metal
Fab
Mar
,
21
9%c
Feb
% Mar
7c
"5
Leduc
Area
Dome
Jan
88
common
American
Jan
55c
Mar
18
15
6,050
—
American
Feb
55c
35
89
7%C
preferred
Anacon
Feb
2,000
New
Feb
Jau
7c
^
Cons
Almagamated
Amalgamated
Jan
47c
Jan
11
19
<
4'%%
Jan
41%
9'/a Mar
88 y2
•
Roxana
Aluminum
8%c Mar
8.30 Mar
1,000
Consolidated
19c
3 V2c Mar
600
Halliwell
585
40c
Mar
19
Steel
Analogue
133
4c
Consolidated
Pacific
-
9%
_
Aluminium
Feb
4.45 Mar
1.87
9,000
w
7c
a3c
c
10% Mar
5'/2c Mar
9%
High
Jan
35
7yaC
—»
Central
Almlnex
Jan
3,530
9V2
20c
88ya
Trunk
Warrants
Algoma
3%c
__
3 y2
-1
;
Feb
2,500
38c
*
Algoma
Jan
60c
3,000
.
lie*
35c
—
Jan
1.01
Jan
675
5y2c
11c
,
—
7c
6.80
45c
56,081
Shoe
Uranium
Mar
3,200
2.30'
5%c
—
1
liy2
-5.25
1.97
Algom
3,060
17c'
4.95
2.30
Jan
34,000
1
36%
gOc
Gas
Pac
80c
,
35%
Ii
Ltd
Distillers
Alberta
Jan
5
4.50 Mar
687,229
1
Voting trust
Feb
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
33c
36 >/4
Warrants
Jan'
**21%
Jan
30c
Jan
500
,.
6c
n
4.95
1
3'/aC
500
80c
•
17% Mar
250
50c
16c
__
•
Ltd
4.90
47c
5c
17c
•
;
Oils Ltd-
Minerals
"
3,000
a2c
80c
,
47c
—_1
Explorations
Rio
Chernalloy
80c
1
_
ale
4.80
—
Ltd—10c
Ltd—
201/4,<
18%
.
—
Shares
—100
—
Jan
20c
33c
*
Uranium Mines
5c
38c
for Week
High
«
Preferred
43c
18c
20
;_1
Campbell
Canorama
Range
of Prices
«
Advocate Mines Ltd-;
4%c
16c
common..
Jan
5y2c
—
Sugar
Mar
32c
Dollars
•
A
Jan
20c
6c
common
7 65
32c
20c-
Paper
Atlantic
Class
Feb
&
Acme Gas & Oil
4yaC
—
Canadian
Sales
Low
j.
20c
Jan
74,000
28c
-
5.50 Mar
1,000
,
Exchange
In
Week's
Last
Ltd
Power
Alberta
&
Expressed
Par
Jan
Mar
3c
35c
—i.—♦
Bonnyvilie Oil & Refining Corp—
1
Copper Corp.——1
Burnt
5c
6c
23c
—
Bornite
Calgary
Are
Sale Price
Jan
Jan
12,100
15c
Ltd—_1—1
Mines
Gas
13
20c
7c
12c 14V2c'
.
__
Bellechasse Mining Corp Ltd
Eluewater
Shown
3 50 Mar
Feb
Acadia
—1
Eay Mining Co
19,300
Jan
Mar
20c
12c
—„.
9.40
12c
6c
7.30
Ltd—
2.90
200
6V2c
6c
__
1
Talc
2,500
11,300
6c
*
1
Auinaque Gold Mines Ltd
3.50
__
1
Ltd
3.10
12%c ;
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd A——1
Baker
Prices
High
STOCKS
11
11V4
121/2cl31/2c
ll>/4
•
•
Exploration
Augustus
Low
Friday
3.50
—1
Ltd
Atlas Sulphur &
Toronto Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
Hieh
■.
Uranium Mines Ltd
Explorations Ltd
Mines
Arno
Shares
Low
Wining and Oil Stocks—
Advocate
for Week
of Prices
(Range for Week Ended March 18)
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
..
41
Feb
3.25 Mar
48c
Jan
4.50 Mar
12%
Feb
3.55
uan
Jan
Feb
63C
Mar
6.90
Jan
14 y4 Mar
42
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1254)
.
Monday, March 21, 1960
.
.
'i
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
)
.
f
for Week
Shares
Preferred
(V
Canada
1
^
*
Iron
Canada
*
'
I
Crushed
Canada
M
Foundries
Malting
Canada
■
33%
Jan
24% Mar
26'A
Jan
14
14
100
14
18'A
Jan
Canada
fir
Canada
Permanent
Canada
Southern
Canada
Steamship
Packers
class
20%
22
3,650
47%
691
44 % Mar
57
Jan
Class
23'A
270
23% Mar
24%
Jan
Cosmos
1.20
1.11
1.25
28c
2,900
46
'
——
—*
49%
1
Petroleum
3.90
Preferred
class
Cable
&
B
1.30
39c
Jan
Coulee
Jan
Cournor
45%
Feb
Cowichan
43% Mar
4 7'A
Feb
Craigmont
48% Mar
58
Jan
Creative
48
Jan
4.05
12,650
3.25 Mar
5.25
Feb
Cree
250
39% Mar
45'A
Jan
Crestaurum
11
11
20
10%
11%
Feb
Crestbrook
7
7
125
9'A
Jan
•
Feb
6% Mar
Minerals
Bakeries
Bank
Canadian
Breweries
of
20
Commerce
•
common
Preferred
—A.
•
A
Class
B
Canadian
Canners
Canadian
Celanese
$1%
I.
,-J
i
f
n
'
!*)>
56
Jan
32% Mar
37'A
Oil
of
Croinor
31%
2,146
31% Mar
37
Feb
79c
225
5.50
6.00
1,315
4.80
4.80
class
6
53,272
12%
160
70c
.
A
•
13
12'A
Mar
Canadian
Canadian
Chieftain
Canadian
Collieries
Timber
Mar
Decoursey
Delnite
150
6%
7
15,075
1.16
1.02
1.20
55,650
98c
9
Feb
6
Canadian
Devonian
Drawn Steel
Canadian
8
9%
Feb
14%
Jan
18% Mar
22%
Jan
28
30 % Mar
12
14,190
72c
74c
535
1.85
Dredge
2.00
2.05
5,750
•
3.30
3.15
3.30
Jan
7'A Jan
Feb
17%
17%
17'A
Dock
Mines
Horn
Gold
Dome
14%
14
14%
11%
Feb
Dominion
Feb
Dominion
Dairies
2.75
Jan
Dominion
Electrohome
Foundry
1.85 Mar
4,360
Feb
3.65
Jan
Jan
18
13% Mar
16
Jan
Dominion
25c
61c
10,675
Jan
Dominion
Steel
1.97 Mar
2.45
Jan
Dominion
8"% Mar
10%
Jan
Dominion
Tar
*
6%
6'A
6 %
10
6% Mar
1%
Jan
preferred_100
Canadian General Securities class A—4
48
48
48
5
45% Mar
63'A
Jan
Dominion
15
15
15%
250
14%
Jan
15
Jan
Donalda
16
16
100
15
Feb
16
Feb
Dow
37c
Jan
*■
Canadian
30c
36c
36c
Mar
8%
2.36
2.53
35,210
2.20
9c
9'Ac
5,075
3.40 Mar
1,400
Jan
•
11%
Jan
Jan
9'Ac Mar
Feb
9c
Feb
2.64
Feb
1.30
1.30
200
7'Ac
1.30
7'Ac
1,700
7c
Jan
13c
9,825
7c
Mai-
13c
1,000
8
Mar
99%
Mai-
8c
1.50
1.30 Mar
Jan
Jan
8c
9
8'A
9
101
101
101
20
5c
5'Ac
8,000
5c
Mar
7'Ac
Jan
12c 12'Ac
8,481
12c
Mar
20'Ac
Jan
33c
Jan
7c
5'Ac
12 %C
;
29c
9,100
11 %c 11 %c
26c
"1,000
26c
U %c
20c
21c
9c
24c
9%
101
Mar
10%c
Jan
19c
Jan
Jan
Mar
17,466
46c
46c
90c
28%
4,995
19%
19%
8.00
7.50
8.05
17%
18%
21-
10 A-
10
8
43y8
43%
98
7%
7%
A
8
..
55c. >Jan
Jan
Mar
1.04
31%
.;
21
Feb
9.10
6.90 Mar
17%
2,441
400
--
Feb
18%
-3,765
-
Jan
15c
27% Mar
12,411';
10
27c
77c
22.605
28%
87C
Jan
Feb
46c
1,300 V
•
80c
28%
14c
8'Ac Mar
8,600
8'Ac
9c
7%
-
Jan
Jan
Mar
1
Jan
21
Jan
10
Feb
Feb
Mar
9%
225
7% Mar
44%
-3,165
43% Mar
52 '
98
200
97
Jan
99
Feb
7%
200
7
Feb
8
Jan
-
-
Preferred
12%
9'A
Mines
1
7c
.
4
Brewery
20c
6,450
27c
Mar
Duvan
Copper
Co
10c
75c
75c
85c
4.366
75c
Mar
1.05
Jan
Duvex
Oils
Minerals
1
7.85
7.00
8.25
27,245
6.15 Mar
8.55
Jan
Dynamic
3.60
3.10
3.90
7,085
2.60 Mar
4.70
Jan
Jan
10%
9% Mar
475
8c
20,100
45
"
150
12% Mar
15%
Feb
41
Mar
51%
Jan
9,315
13% Mar
16 '/a
Jan
350
18'A Mar
-110
-
4,750
t
/'
19% Mar
10%
Jan
10c
Feb
Jan
45
Jan
13c
Mar
22c
5c
Jan
8%
7c
Feb
Mar
45
Jan
9%
9'A
7c
19%
•
common
19%
9
45
23.50
;
Textile
14%
19%
14%
46%
13%
46%
12%
43
4
*
Crest
Oil
Warrants
.
Hydrocarbon
•
Industries
*
Canadian
Malartic
Canadian
North
common
Gold
Canadian
Canadian
Oil
5%
Cos
Mines
14
60c
25,400
—
Amphi Gold.
1
6 'Ac
8c
East
Malartic
Mines
1
1.55
1.43
1.55
6,700
1.42 Mar
1.78
Jan
East
Sullivan
Mines
1
1.54
1.54
1.56
7,430
1.50
Feb
1.90
Jan
175
35%
Jan
39%
Jan
1.54
Jan
25c
Jan
9,643
13c
Mar
1,000
25c
Mar
19% Mar
90
90
40
24%
Canadian
Petrofina
Canadian
9,162
10
10%
10'%
10%
416
37
37'A
250
10%
Salt
preferred
*
Canadian
Superior Oil
1
Canadian
Thorium
1
4'Ac
Canadian
Utilities
100
Canadian
Vickers
*
Canadian
•
Class
90
27c
Economic
Feb
Elder
Jan
Eldrich
90
Mar
Jan
44c
24%
Mar
5%
25%
Jan
9'A Mar
13%
Jan
Wallpaper Mfrs class A
:
35
Feb
Western
Canadian
Candore
Nat
4%
Gas
Sol
El
83%
83
83%
75
83
86% Mar
Faraday
15%
15%
15%
10
15% Mar
17
Jan
Fargo Oils
27%
27%
27%
175
27%
Feb
34
Feb
28 'A
28
30
250
Mar
34
Feb
12% Mar
9.40 Mar
4c
28
6c
Mar
Mar
Jan
14'A
14'A
14'A
130
13%
39%
3 9'A
40%
725
39
14c
15c
3,100
Erin
Mines
Can
Met
Explorations
.
1
86c
84c
94c
28,016
8c
6'Ac
95c
93c
1 95c
1
14%
Feb
1.35
48,408
16c 18'Ac
6c
1
Ltd
8c
16,500
6c
10%
27'A
28'A
•
20'A
20'A
21
15
15%
465
68c
72c
6,600
4.05
4.00
4.20
Mines
Gold
Cassiar
Ltd
*
1
Asbestos Corp Ltd
Athabaska
Cayzor
Central
Del
Pat
•
11,800
Jan
Jan
16'Ac
Gold
Players
Mar
1.47
Jan
Canadian—
Uranium
1
Mines
Ltd
25c
—
Feb
35%
Jan
21% Mar
Jan
Preferred
A
!
62c
Mar
17
Mar
3.50 Mar
/
91c
Feb
Jan
4.65
Jan
9c
7,100
10c
Feb
28,250
51c
Mar
85c
Jan
41
192
39
Mar
48
Jan
27
27
145
27
Jan
27%
Jan
7
7
300
7
Mar
7'A
43c
Mar
51C
39
—20
:
class
Feb
15
56c
8'Ac
52c
39%
27
1
Mining
Grain
8%c
1
*
Mining
Fatima
11'Ac
80.025
6c
Mar
7c
13,000
7c
Mar
2,100
91c
Mar
Fittings
Fleet
1
common
4
Manufacturing
24c
Jan
Ford
9c
Jan
Ford
Jan
Foundation
-
8%c Mar
Motor
Co
—
—
"
59c
49c
59c.
70 %
•
15
69%
72 'A'
—__*
140
140
143
•
9%
9%
10
S)_..
(U
1,300
of
Canada
.
66% Mar
910
180
140
Mar
80c
Jan
Jan
88 'A
Jan
173 %
Jan
"■
1.13
Co
11
11%
6,010
10% Mar
13%
Feb
Francoeur
37c
1,000
36c
49c
Jan
Fraser
Companies
Petroleum
Mar
650
9% Mar
12
Jan
"
•
5.00
4.70
5.35
22,931
4.40 Mar
6.20
Jan
French
1
.
Jan
Jan
33C
Mar
9% Mar
19c
Feb
82c
*
Nickel
37c
11%
•
Rio
Central
7c
,
Quartz
9%c
12
18%
2,280
15%
Mai" v
27'A Mar
3,473
1
-
6c
72,950
28'A
16c
50
30c
10%
28%c
'
Captain
Cariboo
1.15 Mar
7,000
25c
10%
1
Farmer "CandyA
Far west
Jan
45%
Mar
8c
,
Famous
Fanny
Federal
pfd_20
14c
38
1.15
■
2,425
1
37%
—
16c
a—0
Falconbridge
6,015
4
Can
Mining
Corp
5c
*
Exploration
1
1
Ltd
Eureka
12%
Westinghouse
—
1.15
1
Jan
~
4'Ac
'
Canadian
10
Ltd
Developments
10c
Jan
39'A
&
Mines
*
preferred
B
12%
22% Mar
Trust
Investment
Mines
4
Corp
6'Ac Mar
Jan
Jan
East
5,786
23%
12,500
Jan
8c
1.53
Feb
22
90
1.21 Mar
8,380
Jan
15c
23%
5,225
83,900
Jan
26c
25
Railway
7c
1.37
68c
Emco
Pacific
6c
1.28
17
20'A
100
preferred
Canadian
13C
1.32
•
12%
14'Ac
—
22
14c
13 %c
1
.
Feb
26c
.
•
•
common
1
Ltd
13% Mar
2,246
58c
&
Petroleum
42c
3,460
13%
59c
1
Northwest
Hi-
9%
4
Inca
K:tl■
47,423
common—*
Chemical
Homestead
Canadian
J Hi:
•
Jan
11%
8
Coal—
&
&
Husky
High
Canadian
;
Jan
4.00
Mar
3.80
10%
*
Canadian
•
t
69c
1,100
3.70
II
common—•
100
& Steel
Canadian
.<
50c
50c
50c
50c
7
Stores
1,425
B
Jan
common
Magnesium
79,175
Class
10c
*
common—
Preferred
30c
Products
6'Ac Mar
Jan
Jan
2.90
15%
9'A
Food
1,250
Bridge
85c
Mar
1
2.40
B
6 'Ac
18'A
Petroleum
25c
Class
6 %C
2.50
Mines
Jan
8%
Canadian
Jan
25c
.
1.34
2.18
class
36c
*
Dome
9
Oil
&
Morse
Mar
1
28c
Gas
26c
2
Oils
2.30
Fairbanks
5,200
1
■
Seagrams
1
Export
27c
27c
1
i
Mines
Palmer
Devon
Distillers
A_50c
Canadian
Canadian
Feb
26c
1
1
1
Mines
^._16%
Canadian Dyno Mines
12%
4
Brewis Minerals
Feb
7%
590
•
common
18
Mar
-100
1
Mar
70c
7,385
*
Petroleum
Feb
12
1
„.
Daragon Mines
Jan
Deldona
I,675
•
,
19
17
235
——1
Dominion
Wright
16% Mar
.125
4
common
Explorers
Daering
Jan
1,689
1
Curtis
320
17
12'A
2.43
preferred
A
6.60
3
common
Jan
17%
warrants
Mines
4.60
•
Pete
1.80
12
1
Minerals
Class
Cusco
Deer
13'%
.
16
Feb
Jan
19'A
Chemical
Canada
Mines
Crush International Ltd
7.05
30 %
—
30
Jan
1.15 Mar
17
*
Pershing
5.00 Mar
30
—
25
79c
Mar
10
18%
•
_«—
6%
Mar
70c
7
common
17'A
Jan
14c
22,252
1.20
17'A
31'Ac
Mar
Jan
6.00
Canadian
|||
46% Mar
5,865
12'%
preferred
Canadian
■ti
5,554
32
12'%
Preferred
fit
6'A
31%
warrants
<■
Feb
50'A
31%
warrants
8c
Feb
49
common.*
British Aluminium
6c
31%
■
■
73 c
Class
'•■it
4.000
370
497/8
■
6c
6
Rights
Canadian
>f In
V
6c
25
fj
•'
6c
—*
Canadian
.ra.
1
—
Mines
39%
Crowpat
Astoria
Canadian
..
Copper
3.65
1.16
High
Mar
7c
14,500:
9c-
1.16
1
*
50c
...
Telefilms
39%4
8c
18c
20,583
22c
18c
1
Zinc
Mining
150
285
:;viA
Canadian
—
Lead
18c
8'Ac
Range Since Jan. I
Low
High
—*
A
class
B
Imperial
11
12.50
Wire
Feb
1.08
22'Ac Mar
Low
*
Distillery
Corby
305
44
50%
49%
23'A Mar
Feb
—
*
common
46
43 %
10
Mtge
19%
3,425
25c
*
A
B
Lines
Copper-Man Mines
Rand Chiboug
Copper
44'A
23%
*
Lands
rSty'
Mar
21
'
Shares
*
*
1
*
Coppercorp Ltd
47%
28c
Oil
Canada
27% Mar
802
-
for Week
Par
High
10
-
Warrants
Class
3,703
26
Low
*
26
common
common
Preferred
'
28%
26
*
Stone
Cut
27%
28
High
20
——
Sales
Range
of Prices
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
*
Cement common
Canada
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Friday
Range
of Prices
Par
*
(Range for Week Ended March 18)
Sales
Sale Price
STOCKS
c
r
:
Week's
Last
1.10
1.09
1.16
7,900
1.01 Mar
1.40
Jan
Mines
Frobisher
Ltd
5'Ac
5%c
7,600
_*
26
25
26
285
10
4.80
4.75
5.00
1.60
Ltd
1.40
1.65
85
86
20c
preferred
common-..
Debentures
—100
Central
Porcupine
1
11c
12c
1,700
Charter
Oil
1
1.10
1.15
3,900
60 %
60 "2
4 V2C
4 Vac
1,000
5'Ac
Jan
30c
33c
27,600
30c
Mar
42c
Jan
35c
35c
38c
10,319
35c
Mar
53c
Jan
Geco
lie
2,500
lie
Mar
15c
Jan
General
Bakeries
55c
60c
12,500
55c
Mar
80c
Jan
General
Development
1
60c
55c
64c
30,100
50c
Jan
64c
Feb
General
_•
4.85
4.25
4.95
7.415
3.00
Jan
5%
5 'A
199
4'A
Jan
6%
Jan
4
5 %
5%
1,400
5'A
Feb
6 %
Feb
3.05
2.95
3.20
10.015
•
15 'A
14%
16
1,060
1
10 %c
10c 11'Ac
36,500
1,200
4.75 Mai-
69,425
/'
1.40 Mar
81%
70
.•
Jan
Feb
9c
Jan
28%
Jan
6.25
Jan
2.20
Jan
86
Feb
4.95 Mar
*
5c
24% Mar
Chartered
Trust
Cheskirk
Chiboug
Chib
Jaculet
Kayrand
Gold
60%
1
Mines
Chibougamau
Chimo
20
;
Mires
Chesterville
1
—
_
Mines
Cop
75c
Min
Mining
1
-
Smelting
&
Mining
Circle
Knitting
Smelting
&
11c
1
Mines
Chromium
30'Ac-
11c
Mar
16c
Feb
Frosst
common..
A
Willans
Cockshutt
Farm
1
Equipment
Cody Reco
Coin
Lake
Gold
Mines
Cellulose
Combined
Enterprises
Coniaeas
Con
Key
—
60
Jan
Jan
Gaitwin
1
4
13c
4.25
Bellekeno
Beta
9,560
Callinan
Mines
A
Central
Geo
9'Ac Mar
13 %C
Feb
Giant
Mascot
Jan
15c
Jan
Giant
Dentson
2,865
Feb
3.74
8'A Mar
East
Consolidated
Gillies
Consolidated
Golden
Scientific
32
Feb
36%
Jan
4,237
15
Mar
18'A
Jan
7'A
7%
16
16%
42%
43
425
1
309
14
Jan
Glacier
42c
1.00
1.06
865
81c
95c
80c
95c
*1,645
75c
11
11
12
634
10 'Ac
11c
Jan
Glenn
1
Feb
11%
12
Mines
Gold
1
Explorations
Uranium
11%
8c
500
8c
Jan
4c
4c
1,400
4c
Feb
9.30
10%
Mines
Consolidated
Marbenor
Consolidated
Marcus
Granduc
Mar
8c
Jan
Great
Lakes
8c
Jan
10c
Jan
Great
Lakes
12c
Jan
5c
Feb
Great
31,555
4c
36,215
lc
3.70
II,005
3.50
163,600
22c
Mar
45 c
3,000
40c
Mar
45C
Feb
Great
Plains
Mar
32c
Feb
Great
West
42c
Mar
Jan
Mic
Consolidated
Mining
Mogul
Mac
Jan
39c
Jan
$2.80
Class
B
►
25c
2,314
24c
6'Ac
4,500
5'Ac Mar
7c
Mar
29c
3,125
25c
Mar
33c
Jan
Great
Negus
52,812
53c
Mar
73 c
Jan
Greater
|
Class
Nicholson
Mines-
Northland
Mines
Oils
26c
Mar
35c
Jan
Greyhawk
63c
1,936
55c
Jan
65c
Jan
Quebec
Consolidated
Regcourt"
Consolidated
Sannorm
Gold
2.80
17%
2.31
Feb
3.10
16,700
18%
5,031
17
Mar
81c
86c
4,640
81c
Mar
18c
20c
7,300
1.44
1.38
37c
1
;
10c
—
1
Class B preferred—..
—
31c-
35%
'
—
lod
Exploration
see page
-
3.45
10
—100
£
8c
1
;
•
44.
18c
1.44
33,000
97c
13c
14c
8,067
13c
5c
5,000
36c
39c
3.25
Jan
A
1.00
35
35% 7
22
22 %
5%
5%
135
5.25 Mar
7.25
Jan
5%
5%
200
5 'A Mar
6'A
Jan
1.65
1.90
2.25
Jan
40
Jan
•
5%
6%
Mar
Feb
1.10
30c
Feb
6%
Jan
1.40
Jan
420;
35
Mar
42%
Jan
440
22
Mar
26
3,310
f
1.00 Mar
9'Ac
10c
'
8c
1.65 Mar
40
25
1.90
'"1,100
10%
1,680
9% Mar
4.50
4.75
39%
1.60
Jan
Feb
Jan
Feb
Gridoil Freehold
Jan
Guaranty
Jan
Gulch
—
—
Jan
Jan
525
4.50 Mar
5.00
3.25
3.25
150
3.25 Mar
3.85
4.75
200
4'A Mar
6%
Jan
9%
9'%
9%
1,760
8% Mar
11'A
Jan
11
Jan
9
9'A
1,144
8% Mar
3.85
3.85
3.85
100
3.85 Mar
2c
2C
2c
3,000
11
11
12%
720
—•
9c
—
13
Jan
'
•
—
2.35
4.50
__.
9%
Mar
Jan
Mar
20
1.24
26c
Jan
1.45 Mar
22c
Jan
Gulf
Trust
1.50
1.50
26
26%
lie
6 'Ac
8.05
8.40
3,644
23c
29c
24,160
9%
9%
100
5 %C
5'Ac
5,000
9%
9%
10'A
53,500
5 %c
2c
503
8c
—-
Lead
Mines
Warrants
1
765
150
Mar
Jan
1.50 Mar
4.80
Jan
Jan
5c
Feb
11%
Feb
6c
Jan
Gurney
Jan
Gwiliim
2'Ac Mar
5c
Jan
Hardee
Jan
Harding Carpets
32c
Feb
Hard Rock
lie
Jan
Harrison
1,000
5c.
29c
1,750
100
Feb
Feb
Mar
3.05 Mar
8%c
47c
Jan
Hartz
Hasaga
Jan
Head
38%
Jan
Headway
Jan
Heath
Jan
Hees
Jan
Hendershot
33
Mar
97
Feb
103
"
85
99
Feb
103
1
2,333
3.15 Mar
4.30
—
Gold
—
1
*
11%
1
Mines
9%
•
common
Gold
_*
12c
10%
5'Ac
6,000
(J
class
F)
Gold
——
A_
Jan
Jan
Feb
8.05 Mar
20c
2.05
Mar
2 7'A
11c
Jan
7c
Feb
Mar
Jan
10%
Feb
1.00
Jan
Red
(Geo
H)
&
—
Co
Paper
common
—A
13
19c
19c
8c
9c
23c
23c
24p
7,200
1
4
4
.
5c
»'
'■
87%
5c
'
•
4.75
87%'
8,000
.
166
.
-
-
5
Jan
Mar
11%
Jan
Feb
8c
450
5c
4.75
87%
10c
10% Mai-
12,500
—-
Jan
He
1,000
8c
1
Lake
Mines
13
19c
10
9
700
1
:
Feb
5c
485
1
8'Ac.
—1
Mines
of Lakes Iron
Gold
8'Ac
9'A
38,475"
'
1
——4
11%
12c 15'Ac
'
Jan
-25
■
common
Minerals
3.95
3,634
100
3.65
Farms
12c
15,975
3.50
Lake
9'Ac Mar
33c
-
25p
Products
23'Ac Mar
3.45
8.30
1
25%
6'Ac
"
47c
30c
36'A
1
—
a
Jan
8c
8c
__*.
Jan
7,000
—
1
-
Gunnar Mines
1,000
8c
—10
—
Mines
33c
3.20
100
4.75
—
Uranium
4'Ac
5c
35'A
835
40
1.75
—
*
•
warrants
3,000
23'Ac 23'Ac
5c
3.20
'
10'A
•—
1.75
;Voting trust
19,417
100
3.55
1.07
35%
•
1
Winnipeg Gas
13,011
2%c
Ltcf_..__l
Mines
2.53 Mar
5c
*
170
19c
'
18c
Mines.—2.50
Consolidated Sudbury Basin
Consolidated West Petroleum
Consumers Gas Co common
footnotes,
2.89
18%
1
Mine—
Mines
class
Cfreyhound Lines
1
_
Pershcourt
Consolidated
,
6%
4
1,760
13c
6%
1
Saddlery^
1,600
.
2
Consolidated
Peak
Coal
28c
1
6%
•
B
West
59c
1
Mines
18,633
50
Develop
2.60
•
Mosher
Consolidated
Consolidated
25c
•t—•
53c
•
Exploration
Jan
19c
1
common—
warrants
60c
Ltd
Jan
40c
19c
Warrants
28c
Smelting
Jan
19c
32,300
*.
preferred
Jan
3.75
2.38
l
Morrison
Consolidated
Gas
"If—
Oils
&
8c
Mar
23c
—
11%
1956
Consolidated
Mar
20'Ac
Jan
8.20 Mar
24c
,
5c
15c
20'Ac Mar
9,500
23c
„*
:
i
Northern
29c
Mines
Ltd
A
Paper
56c
Gold
Jan
Mar
•
class
Power common
Warrants
5%c
Gold
Feb
38c
23c
1
—
Mines
5c
10%
40 c
Arrow—
Howey
Mar
3,000
24c 34'Ac
.
Jan
Feb
12%
Jan
lc
-
34c
5'Ac
16c 16'Ac
'
■
6,250
3,564
Jan
29c
1
Mackay
4,166
f
5c
5'Ac
_1
£
26c
9%
1,475
1.10
*
3.50
;
_
Mines
9
Feb
23c
1
Goldray
8c
.
1
Mines
Jan
8%
Jan
17c
26c
275
Jan
5,675
19'Ac Mar
•-
Mar
14c
26c
2,625
9
1.25 Mar
95c
Mar
26c
20c
8c
Jan
10c
26c
19 %C
5'Ac
Jan
53%
4,000
1
19 %c
5c
Jan
22
16 %
Mine
Goldfields Mining
8c
Feb
9
Feb
Mar
Feb
Goldale
8c
Feb
7c
11
75c
Jan
Feb
41'A Mar
3,700
Jan
5c
Feb
90c
56c
4,835
7 V'e Mar
15...
75c
61c
6c
-
1,620
Feb
85c
Feb
Ha lliwell
"'5c
1,670 -
*
Mar
Lake
Consolidated
For
4,100'
16 'A
Prospecting.—
43c
3.70
Crest
Consolidated
Con west
5'Ac
35%
1.05
——
47c
lc
Fenimore
A
7%'
16 'A
•
common
Ltd
1,000
5%c
Mines
Consolidated
Class
5c
Feb
Mines
9,800
-
Jan
50c
Yellowknife
4.90
13c
22 %c Mar
4c
6%
■
48c
Cadillac.
Feb
5% Mar
Drilling common..50c
Wares
Jan
305
„
15%
15'A
1
^
Steel
25%
1,877
5c
Mai-
14
34%-
1%
Petroleum
Class
35 %
4
1—
—
Motors
General
5'Ac
•
1
14% Mar
8c
Flin
Consolidated
Consolidated
1
1
Ltd
51c
Gamma
Discovery
Consolidated Dragon
Oil
Consolidated
100!
Genex
9
6c
Consolidated
Consolidated
5%
Jan
Jan
26c
8%
Consolidated
Consolidated
5%
Power 'common.
48c
Oil
Consolidated
Warrants
5 %
Mining
Mines
48c
Consolidated Bakeries
Consolidated
4
Trailer
Gatineau
Gordon
Consolidated
Co—
175
-
Fruehauf
48c
♦
Allenbee
Consolidated
14%
3.25
2.81
241/2 c
2.50
Mines
Consolidated
14
62% Mar
60'A Mar
3%c
8%
•
Mines
Mines
4.10
*
Metals
Coniaurum
14
_
Columbia
Combined
13c
4.00
1
„
1
'
1.29
1.01 Mar
General
Bar
Class
Cochenour
class A
(Charles)
Feb
11'A
Feb-
-
12c
13
Jan
Feb
Feb
15c
Jan
Mar
31c'
Jan
Mar
6%c Feb
8c
-
Jan
15'Ac Mar
23c
15'Ac Jan
-
15'A
Jan
Feb
23c
5c
4.25 Mar
5.50
Feb
Volume
191
Number ,5935
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1255)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Week's
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Sale Price
Par
Bell
Highland
Holden
1.50
200
50
50
65
A—____——
*
Consolidated Gold
Hollinger
Oil
Home
1.50
•
B
Home
431%
300
43
39
39
158
35
3.00
1,600
•
40%
45%
46%
1,998
12%
11%
12%
15,469
10c
10c
500
—20
50
52
385
35 c
35c
2,380
«
1
10
preferred
?
Accept
common—*
Ltd
preferred
& Co
Cement
Inland
Natural
Preferred
21%
21%
34
Jan
Mar
39
4.40
Jan
51%
14%
11%
5%
5%
Feb
9C
Jan
12c
Mar
35c
32%
34
Mar
Midcon
20%
82
82
Warrants,
City
9.50
5
5%
18%
545
5%
Jan
5%
Jan
12
Feb
Jan
81
57A
Feb
Mar
31
2,190
17%
37
37 %
Jan
Mar
82
8.60 Mar
4.60
Feb
12%
Jan
Jan
6.00
17% Mar
21%
Brewery
13%
1.50
960
37c
2,175
*
14
14
100
14
Mar
16
Jan
National
—25
22
22
100
22
Mar
23%
Jan
National
8%c
19,000
Mar
13'Ac
Jan
Neon
105
275
6%
1.35
•
Nickel Co common
International
Petroleum
International
Utilities
Bldg
warrants
Credits
Jan
National
Jan
National
Grocers
Jan
National
Investors
Class
'
Jellicoe
Gold
56%
58 %
4,616
4.35
4.80
7,925
35
52%
Calumet
60
Jan
New
Concord
5.25
Jan
100
34% Mar
41'A
26% Mar
38
2.85
2.45
2.90
13
12%
35c
_20c
_35c
«
29
111
.
23c
Jan
Jowsey
35c
44,700
24c
Jan
67c
Jan
New
1.25
29
35,450
29
160
23c 24 %c
.
2,000
1.05 Mar
5%
8c
8,706
10c
29
8,650
6%
-8C«<
Mar
20 %c
1.40
A,
Feb
8c
31
28c
5 % Mar
8,215
Jupiter
Kelly
Oils
6"%
of
Gold
Kenville
Kilembe
1.95
a;
Feb
2.45
8% Mar
Class
.
%C
11 %c
13c
32c
36c
17c
16c
19c
5,100
8%
Jan
1.65
1.65
2,000
1.51 Mar
6%
6%
Kirkland
3.50
700
7%
100
Townsite
6c
500
20%
20%
19,135
1.55
2.80
176,952
25c
63c
268,650
1
35c
35c
——
9'Ac
9'Ac
9 %c
(John)
Lake
Lingman
Lake
Lake
Osu
32C
17c
Mar
43c
Langis
Mining-—
Gold
Mines—
—
Silver
2.00
Jan
Secord
Leitch
Candy
Gold
Jan
Jan
10%
Jan
Normetal
5'Ac Mar
9'Ac
Jan
Norpax
20
21%
Jan
Jan
12% Mar
15'A
49%
49%
55
49%
Jan
51'A
Jan
5'Ac
5'Ac
2,100
Mar
9'Ac
Jan
Lencourt
Gold
Mines——
Lexindin
m
Gold
Mines
y
Feb
Jan
Mines
Jan
Northcal
1.90
Jan
North
Oils
Mar
33c
Feb
42c
Jan
Loblaw
9'Ac
Jan
10c
Jan
B
preferred—.
preferred
Loblaw
class
Cos
Canadian
Class
North
Feb
82c
Jan
North
2.20
2,560
2.10:
6%c
Mar
1.01
1.95 Mar
2.80
Jan
6%c
500
6c
Feb
10c
16 %c
17c
3,100
15c
Feb
20c
4.00
4.50
3,728
30c
32c
1,550
3.60
3.80
1,400
3.60 Mar
4.20
4,090
2.95
4.75
3.25
3.45
30c
33c
Jan
Jan
7,850
64c
Feb
26c
Feb
Jan
4.50 Mar
3.80 Mar
34,200
Jan
Loeb
A
North
Jan
Feb
23%
Jan
27%
Feb
1.38
1.44
4,400
1.32
Jan
1.59
Feb
7c
2,500
6'Ac
Feb
9c
Jan
3c
3c
10,500
3c
Jan
4c
Jan
1.84
7,410
26%
26
26%
315
26
28
26%
28
225
26%
47
50
(M)
London
6.30
Ltd—
,1
23%
23%
1.75
47
-1
,
Warrants
Lyndhurst
Lynx
40
Mines-
Yellowknife
III
——
Gold
6.00
Mines
Macdonald
Macfie
:
1
—
1
Miues
Northern
Canada
Ontario
Quebec
Macleods
class
A
pfd—.
--r-:
MacLeod Cockshutt
Northern
1.93
Feb
28%
Jan
Jan
29
Feb
O'Brien
Mar
51
Jan
Ocean
Obaska
Maher
Shoe
Ltd-'—
Majortrans
—
————---*
Lake
855
22%
Feb
26'A
Jan
Oka
41i%
335
40
44
Jan
Okalta
6.30
805
7%
1.00
13C
100
106
9.00
5.00 Mar
6
7%
Jan
1.25
1.00 Mar
11,100
2,400
18c
10'Ac Mar
46'Ac Mar
50 c
59c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Rare
Orchan
Mines
Orenada
Jan
Pacific
Jan
Jan
Feb
125
1.05
2,230
15
15%
2.95
3.10
14,665
6%c
7c
12,500
18,462
23
23%
185
2%c
3c
2,220
1.00
Feb
14'A Mar
2.68
Jan
6'Ac Mar
23
2'Ac
M'ar
Jan
j
Malartic
Gold
Uranium
Maple
Leaf
1
12%
common
Maralgo Mines
Marcon
1
1
Mines
Marigold
Oshawa
Osisko
Wholesale
Lake
1:14
Jan
Pardee
Jan
Parker
25
4c
Feb
Jan
Jan
Patino
of
I
I
13C
Feb
17c
Jan
Penmans
Jan
13c
Jan
Permo
9C
9c
500
8'Ac Mar
11c
Jan
Perron
80c
87c
30c
1.33
80c
Mar
30c
Mar
8% Mar
.100
98%
98%
25
98'A Mar-
103
93%
96%
545
93% Mar
102
-50c
.—*
Lake
see
7c
9c
8%c
9 %C
1.00
1.00
1.20
26
25%
1
—
page
44.
8c
7%c
19c
1
7c
8,500
5,300
8'Ac Mar
40
8,500
54c
Mar
5c
Mar
21c
22c
36,500
20c
Feb
5c
1.46
Jan
Jan
Jan
7c
Jan
Feb
48%
Jan
1.10
Jan
6%c Jan
24'Ac
Jan
2.90
3.10
10c
10c
10c
8,000
10c
Feb
13c
Jan
7c
6'Ac
7C
4,500
6 %c Mar
12c
Jan
9c
9c
9'Ac
8,000
13c
Jan
3,325
1,475
200
2.90 Mar
9c
Mar
2,33
20
Feb
Jan
1,385
52c
Mar
3.70
2.95
22
1.04
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
80c
90c
23,850
74c
Mar
54c
52c
58c
15,999
40c
Jan
59c
Feb
38c
Jan
1.30
Jan
25c 25 %C
6,000
25c
Jan
87c
89C
2,000
80c
Mar
1.25
Jan
80c
70C
82c
15,250
69c
Feb
1.41
Jan
27c
Mar
%C
27c
45c
9,790
34%
3 4'A
290
22'A
41%
42'A
275
41
18%
19%
440
17%
1.75
2.65
15,246
1.10
1.17
1,848
13
13%
5,806
13
Mar
16%
44
44
25
43
Jan
44%
Jan
Jan
3.70
Jan
42
—
3.50
3.65
3,422
15c
——
16c
5,800
16c
Jan
Mar
J=il
Jan
3.15
Jan
19%
Jan
Jan
1.10
46
Jan
1.00
15c
81c
34"%
3.75
Jan
1.31
Jar,
Feb
Mar
Jan
20c
Jan
Jan
76'A
Jan
10%c Mar
15'Ac
Jan
17c
Jan
Jan
Feb
"
71
71
105
11c
13c
7,000
%c
15c
4,000
6'Ac
—
lie
70
13c
Feb
6'Ac
2,000
10c
Jan
60c
60c
1,650
80c
Jan
11
11
100
10
Mar
13
Feb
15
15
15
200
13
Mar
17
—*
10c"
10c
1,700
10c
Mar
16c
Feb
45c
45c
48c
8,787
41c
Mar
61c
Jan
12 %c
12c
13c
5,300
12c
Mar
15 % c
Feb
6c
'
5.60
5.55
60c
Jan
'
5.90
14,235
8.60
Jan
96c
1.02
6 %C
1.05
124,403
80c
Jan
1.37
Feb
l6c
6'Ac
2,000
6c
Mar
9'Ac
27c
Mar
37c
5.50 Mar
Jan
27c
28c
3,500
7
7%
1.270
30c
31c
6,400
11%
10%
11%
58,074
7.00
8.50
580
6.25 Mar
9.00
26%
24
27
6,046
23'A Mar
29 '/4
Jan
35C
40c
14,310
32c
Mar
44c
Jan
61c
62C
4,500
60c
Jan
66c
8c
8'Ac
8,000
6'Ac
Jan
14'Ac
Jan
16c
17c
2,000
15c
Feb
23c
Jan
175
3.05
Jan
3.15
Jan
300
3.05 Mar
3.70
Feb
'
1
30c
8c
1
315
315^
6%
29c
Feb
Feb
9.35 Mar
7%
35c
Feb
Feb
Jan
12% "Jan
Jan
Feb
;
26c
&
Gold
Oil
26c
2.85
1,300
19c
21c
24,497
2,800
1
13'Ac
23c
22c
24c
29,140
8
7%
8
2,810
1.25
.
«
2
Mines
?
Petrol
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Feb
Jan
Jan
1.20 Mar
Peruvian
13 %C 13 %C
1,500
22c
Mar
2.25 Mar
19c
Jan
Jan
2.85
Jan
Feb
18c
21c
Mar
39c
6% Mar
28%
85
61c
80c
15,910
55c
Feb
17c
1
66c
33c
13 %c
28
64c
&
I
Mines
18c
3,250
17c
Mar
28
Mar
8%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
30%
Jan
85c
Jan
21 %c
Jan
Pickle
Crow
—1
1.38
1.25
1.44
10,500
74c
Mar
•
1.00
93c
1.03
46,025
91c
Mar
1.17
Jan
70c
62c
70c
5,875
60c
Feb
85c
Jan
15%
Gas
15%
100
15%
Feb
16
85c
88c
6,521
85C
Jan
1.02
Jan
5 %C
5'Ac
16,400
5%C
Jan
7c
Jan
63c
94c
Jan
11%
Jan
IHi
Engravers
Pitch
Ore
24
Mar
30% /Jan
Placer
19c
Mar
31c
Ponder
7c
500
Jan
&
Photo
3,000
Jan
Oil
Oh
6,900
8c
22c
20c
1
.'.
preferred
Jan
14'Ac
3.25
1
Ltd
Jan
10c
3.20
2.70
1
common
Gas
3.25
Jan
Mar
Mar
1.03 Mar
89c
2
;
Jan
2,209
5%C
3.10
H*
Gold
12'A
19c 20 %C
7c
75c
3,000
37C
I
1
37c
90c
26%
Feb
5,891
60c
:
Hi
Consol
Exploration
7'Ac
Mar
Jan
5c
40%
•
Exploration—
Pembina Pipeline common
9.415
7c
50c
56c
72c
63c
\
Peerless
2,250
19,668
—
Jan
Jan
Jan
9C
63,540
III1
—
9c
27,200
•
Lake
For*footnotes,
1.05
14
PCE
14c
30c
600
56c
Feb
Jan
Mar
5c
•
^
Canada
Consol
9c
86c
36c
7%
Warrants
Pato
13c
'
7,608
3.10 Mar
11
.100
preferred—-
Mayburn Mines
Mayfair Oil & Gas_—_
Mclntyrer Porcupine
Red
Jan
37c 42'Ac
Jan
11%
57c
1
;
Amalg Mines
Drilling
9c
9%
5%-%
preferred
Matachewan Consol
McMarmac
11'A Mar
6c
68c
Feb
41
I
18%
10
1
Red
82c
4%c
1,130
Mar
M'ar
10%
40
—
Porcupine
Parmaque
Mines
34c
1
McKenzie
8,775
2,380
12%
4c
45c
150
5,500
1
—
Mines—
Mar
8%
Maritime Mining Corp
convertible
Mar
88c
4 %c
11%
8,440
7,195
14
Petroleums
13c
-•
Oils
Martin-McNeely Mines
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
4%%
82c
4%C
1
Fields
Milling
5c
37C
1
Pamour
1.04
1.27
•
Pamoil Ltd
8'Ac
Mar
III
Page Hershey Tubes
22
52c
Feb
8.50
15c
Feb
182,800
50c
*
•:
Feb
Mar
Mar
10%
__
Ormsby Mines
Feb
5c
Jan
39c
45c
1
6c
22
Jan
4c
25c
Jan
10%
Hi
2.60
6,700
Jan
Jan
Hi
;
2,000
22
7c
12c
Mar
30c
45c
.100
;
2,550
5'Ac
Jan
Mar
4'Ac
„20
Gold
2.70
5C
5c
6c
15c
20,900
i.ir
;
2.60
22
2,000
4,500
•
Malartic
Opemiska Copper
16,300
Mar
5c
7c
11,250
10%
-20
Oleary
8C
20c
64c
5c
6c
13%
Jan
4,300
52c
7c
..50
Metals
19c
22c
57c
13c
2.50
Oils
Mar
20 %c
39c
—
Mfg...
13c
32c
18c
34c
8'Ac Mar
goo
Specialty
15c
2.92
15c
*
13c
19'Ac
Jan
24,500
6,000
»
1.14
9'Ac Jan
10c
—
Paymaster
Maneast
Mar
5,025
'
;
Mines
14c
23%
Mar
6c
6'Ac
'
Mines
Gold
8c..". Feb
———-——*
.
63c
78C
6c
60c
Cement
36'Ac Jan
3.05
25,900
70c
'
I—H
Feb
1
Jan
1.11
Gas
Mines
Mar
1
;
Jan
19c
'*
28
preferred
Jan
4c
•
Lake
Red
9c
Jan
-1
Oils
Ltd—
Northwestern Utilities
pfd-I—IH
Norvalie Mines
_!
3,350
Madsen
Magnet Cons Mines
Jan
9c
-1
Northland
45,400
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell River
5c
13,100
85c
Telephone
29c
15%
Feb
14,050
Jan
5'Ac
HIHII
IIIIIII
HI
Mines
4 %c
1
:
Jan
Jan
3.00
6c
2.20
1.04
—I
Natural
4c
1
20
Explorations
35c
16'Ac
5c
2.75
H
—
Power
25c
20 %c
Mar
Feb
1
_■
27C
2.65
23c
10'Ac Mar
5'Ac
Warrants
Macassa
Jan
3,500
39c
-1
Ltd
—
Northern
Office
10 %C
47C,
Mines—-
Feb
8c
23,805
18c
—50
8c
-1
—-
—
43c
lie
20%
—
A
Feb
Jan
■
common..
4C
Lorado Uranium Mines
Jan
Jan
3.00
52c
i
Northern
Jan
25
Oil
warrants
26%
7%
12c
7'Ac
35c
2.90
—
Feb
1,778
Mines
warrants
Star
22%
24
1.O0
—>
Hosiery Mills common-
Long Island Petroleums
Long Point Gas^
Jan
Jan
Jan
20c
2.46
—
Preferred
1957
175
1.76
warrants
17'A
17c
5'Ac Mar
1,100
Jan
19'Ac
5,000
26C
Jan
Jan
8,200
25c
Jan
10c
10'Ac
H
Uranium
A
Class
1.00 Jan
30c
Class
'
Class
16%
8%c
6c
20%
Exploration Ltd
Northspan
Feb
24 %
7c
Northgate
Jan
24%
40
Feb
38c
I250
Jan
60c
72c
.50
26C
*
common
Rankin
62'Ac
47
Preferred
Mai-
36c
8'Ac
H
Oils
Goldcrest
7,525
2,700
25
Mar
2.98
1
Coldstream
63c
30c
_•
Mar
25c
—50
80c
.30
B———————————-»«»-
5c
1,333
73,500
15
10 %c
6c
HUH
70c
23%
2,667
27c
'Ac 11 'Ac
8
8'Ac
HIII
Ltd
60c
65c
A—;
5c
—
,_~I —1
I "I
IIII IIIi
*
H
72c
<~
5c
''
36c
-1
Mining
63c
_30
—
———1
130
5,150
,_1
Warrants
1.82
A.wjd.
class
Groceterias
Class
2nd
15
9c
Preferred
1,700
V
25c
28c
—
5c
11c
_>>
Mining Corp
Nudulama
Little Long Lac Gold
Mar
15
lie
-1
Nickel
Jan
1
4c
10 %C
—
...
Mines
Norlartlc
3.80
1.55 Mar
72c
1
—
«i.
,
-1
I_HI_, ___•
IIHIH HIIi
Norsyncomaque
7
Norgold
Jan
1.41
Mar
330
-
Mines
7%
3.95
29c
1
—
—
14
14%
20'Ac Jan
12%
....
27%
—3
„—
Mar
12%
Noranda Mines
Feb
6
_50c
~—
14c
_1
2.65 Mar
—1
—
7,900
-1
28
3.30
Feb
15c
._1
Mar
3.80
Jan
61c
Jan
Jan
Jan
24'A Mar
4-40
43%
50c
58,732
2.60
Mar
21
—1
American
Laura
—1
35% Mar
52c
2.15 Mar
Jan
19c
1,061
1
——
Mines
Lamaque
Latin
——-
Jan
14c
I_1
2,772
1
w—
Mines
Wasa
Luz
Gold—1
Mines
Shore
Lake
La
—
46
Feb
4,700
Jan
24
2.20
Gas
Jan
Jan
43'A Mar
50c
14%C
*
25%
1
Lakeland
-
125
4,097
80c
17%
36%
_1
25
1
Mines
44
38%
Mar
27'A
Rouyn.
21
1
Dufault
16%
2.60
Feb
25
Lake
Mar
Jan
66c
2.47
Jan
24
Ltd
Labrador Mining & Exploration—
Lake
Cinch
Mines—
.JJ.—
89
83
500
635
25% Mar
Newnorth Gold Mines—:
North
Labatt
Jan
Jan
37%
-1
6,600
38c
1
A—
Minerals
Kirkland
10'Ac Mar
1,050
3.25
57c
26'A
41'A
16%
-1
Norbeau
6%
6c
warrants!—
C
50
69c
Jan
20% Mar
39% Mar
,
17'A
17 %
Feb
9'Ac Jan
14'A
45
Jan
29c
15'Ac Mar
6,000
13,851
2.15
«
68c
Jan
380
"
7%
—
156
Feb
Jan
6c
13,000
Jan
45c
Mar
35 %c
20%
Copper
310
Mar
2.80
12'A
5c
Mar
Senator
23c
Mines—
6c
13%
Jan
14%
Rouyn Merger—
3,901
Kerr-Addison Gold
6,000
2,000
-1
New
25c
Canada-?
Kelvinator
6'Ac
86
Jan
New
23c
—
Feb
Jan
1.07
Jan
13%
22%
73c
Jan
37<j"« Jan'
<
A—
class
2.50
4'Ac
10% Mar
13%
40%
•
Jan
310
4,995
3.50
Douglas
225
22
Mines.
16c
2,100
Warrants
2,500
86
-1
Kelore
14c
41c
-151
—_——.
6c
11%
Jan
10c 11 %C
Mar
8%
11
500
40%
I
9'Ac Mar
2.15
•
38,866
6 'Ac
New Hosco Mines.
31c
1.07
8%
*
92c
2.75
6c
—
Jan
2.10
"III
80c
Jan
8c
25c
Jan
8%
Petroleum-
Feb
2.90 Mar
14%
52c
39c
Co Ltd-
Pound
70c
92c
.-1
Jan
2.15
Mines
Mining
Jumping
Feb
'Ac Mar
25 %
-
Jonsmith
20c
III
11% Mar
9%c
1-1
9,500
2.05
4'Ac
Feb
34c
•
—
2,400
25C
•
305
-10
—————..
%C
22C
43%
Development
17,834
6
__—>——
Jan
1.50 Mar
25%
Gold
13
10c
1
—1
2.05
85c
%c
•
Mines
41c
35c
34c
1.20
9,200
1.76
Feb
—1
Jan
1.21 Mar
50c
5,735
22%
Jan
2,385
5,588
1.75
25C
HIHI" -1
Bidlamaque
New
-47,165
Jan
64c
1.55
26'Ac
New
28
63c
*
Feb
Jan
Jan
Feb
Mar
Jan
20
Mines
9'A
4.30 Mar
12% Mar
45c
coml—Is
Uranium
1.25
1.31
Service—
Joliet-Quebec Mines
35
40%
Alger
Jan
12%
300
27,600
»-
New
Feb
15
51c
—HIIIIIH TO
11111111" •
—IIHZ
Trust
Mines
Feb
'27
(1939)—
Preferred
35
Feb
Car.
Labine
13c
13% Mar
_I_I_I_25c
-IIIIIII.
Products
Nesbitt
7'Ac Jan
730
-100
preferred-.
Petroleum
Feb
-1
Mines——-
V/arrants
6%
51c
1.21
Jockey Club Ltd common—
B
39%
190
200
4.50
1
Mines
185
7
60c
27
Lake
Jefferson
39%
7
60c
1.21
.—
...
Exploration
Joburke
Jan
1
10
Mining
Public
Jan
36 'A
1
—J_—i.—*——
Jamaica
Jaye
42%
Feb
25c
Iso "Mines ...——i.w———
Jacobus
Jan
31
56%
:——_■
Bay Mines-—i
Iroquois Glass preferred
Walte
Mar
32
2,140
39%
common..^.;__25c
—-——
Mines——
Iron
Jack
91
200
33%
5
Line
Syndicate
_—.i
A
Copper
8,831
42%
32
——-
Steel
Irish
96 %
42%
*
Pipe
Intel provincial
7c
8,200
50c
1
Drug & Chemical
Exploration
94%
common-*
——
Intel-provincial
7c
33%
—25
Interprovincial
.<
96'A
__——*
common——5
Preferred
1959
7%c
Jan
9c
13%
12%
IIIHIl
National
Nealon
1
Molybdenum
Jan
Jan
1.15
47c
13%
Mines
Steel
Mar
2.28
1.65
•
Jan
50c
45c
19c
8'Ac
11
common
1.90
Feb
Feb
Jan
1.75 Mar
12%
I.
14%
13% Mar
36c
33c
13%
-40
—_.
Jan
International Bronze Powders com
International
Trust
Creek
36c
Feb
Mar
9c
_I
A
Wright Iron
1.40
1
4%
5,460
72c
IIIi
'
Corp
Nama
20,800
6c
H
I—III
A——I
Knitting preferred—I
Moneta Porcupine
Montreal Locomotive
Works-Ill
13%
1.40
1
International
class
class
Preferred
Mt
79c
I
Feb
Jan
Mar
2.60
Monarch
Moore
15c
1
Corp
Containers
5%
1
.
Uranium
Metals
Montreal
1,000
HI—
HI
•
I
Mines
Molsons
21% Mar
Mar
11%
1,765
5%
Modern
34,133
15c
•
•
Mining Corp
Jan
2.10
15c
73c
HIIIIIIl
;
Milliken Lake
Milton Brick
Mar
1.90
78c
1
High
50c
Petroleums
Ore
2.18
13 50
Midrim Mining
Midwest Industries Gas
Mill
43,700
j
common
Low
45c
Hi
Power
Range Since Jan.
High
36c
_
Mindamar
"
35
9.00
Feb
30
1,100
oil
Low
45c
500
—...
Feb
10
Shares
ll2S
_
Mines
Light &
Preferred
Jan
63
Feb
for Week
•
Mining
Uranium
59
Mar
8%
6,192
9.10
Island
42c
Feb
52
100
33%
Mines
Jan
10% Mar
12,487
11%
———•——■—-—A—20
—..—
44'A
Jan
Gold
Medallion Petroleums
Mentor Expl & Dev
Merrill
5%
Inspiration
Preferred
Feb
48
110
31%
1
common—
Warrants
5.00
Mai-
225
11%
preferred———10
Gas
Jan
2.90 Mar
1,407
9%
33%
*
—
Co
56%
9%
T——100
.
—•—
(John)
Inland
54'A
—4.86%
Corp
Warrants
Inglis
%
25
Imperial Oil
1
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
11%
M'ar
44
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
McWatters
Min
56
—*
A
Jan
'4.00 Mar
2.90
—
$4%
Jan
12%
8.10 Mar
850
__1
Imperial Bank —_—
Imperial Investment class
$1.40
preferred
:
12,203
4.15
3.00
-
,6%
5% Mar
27%
8% Mar
10%
50
_
Mortgage—:—,.
Hydra Explorations
■
Jan
4.00
—
Porcupine-,
Industrial
15,258
*.
—
Erie
&
Huron
5%
Feb
Jan
Mexican
11%
43
Bay Mining & Smelting
Bay Oil
1—
Pam
Hugh
1.70
54'A
23% Mar
9.00
Paper common
preferred
Huuson
9.50
20c
;
Hoyle Mining
Hudson
2,600
10'A
Pitfield
Smith
Prior
400
24%
11
&
Howard
5%
23%
Jan
Mar
Meta
A
Class
5%
23%
High
Ltd—
Co
Class
5
1.49
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Low
50
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Canada
class
Mfg
Low
—1
!
Dauch
&
Hinde
(Range for Week Ended March 18)
Sales
Last
43
Gold
Mines
Uranium
Place Oil & Gas
:
;
88c
1
-i
Portgage
Island
80C
Feb
70c
82C
61,400
11%
11%
425
I500
10 y4
18c
18c
18C
600
17c
Mar
22c
Jan
—1
70c
67c
73C
43,375
66c
Mar
98c
Feb
Development
Oils
1.44 Mar
11%
Mar
Jan
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1256)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
STOCKS
of Prices
Shares
Low
Par
Powell
Powei
47 %
Corp
Prairie
Oil
Prairie
Pipe
East
55 %
i
Jan
Trans
Exp Ltd
Trans Canada Pipeline
2.40
2.59
1,800
2.10
Feb
2.95
Feb
Transmountain
3.20
2,930
3.00 Mar
3.65
Feb
Transcontinental
Feb
TOO
1.55
1.55
1.55
5
3.20
2.95
3.20
2,615
85c
3,200
80c
4.00
4.00
2.75
17,631
52c
3,000
141,783
2.43
Ltd
—X
Purdex Minerals Ltd
1.55
2.20
2.44
5%c
5c
5%c
1.55
Feb
3.40
Ultra
Shawkey
15c
20.200
22c
20 %c
22c
8,850
Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop—
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Metallurgical
-1
14 %C
14c
16c
15,900
-1
Copper.
Quebec
Jan
Union
Jan
Union Gas
Feb
Union
Jan
United
.1
3%C
3%c
2.67
2.75
865
45c
48c
10,800
_*1
16
15%
-_100
77
7 6'4
Units
:
—
5.25
Warrants
I
Quemont
Petroleum
Radiore
Uranium
8
16
14c
3,470
8c
4,050
I
65c
14,057
Rayrock
Realm
Reef
1.40
Jan
80%
Mar
.
Feb
5.80
4.90 Mar
16c
Jan
11%
Jan
9c
Mar
78c
Mar
Feb
38c
Jan
Jan
9.00 Mar
Mar
94,700
56c
1,000
23c
Mining
5,950
51c
20,800
32c
18.800
Mar
4C
4,000
1.55
750
20%
20%
1.050
1
—-
-
27%c Mar
4c
1.50
2
——
1.47
1.20 Mar
46c
—1
Chemical
Mines
Renabie
1.40
46c
28c
-1
MacDonald
Reichhold
1.33
■
46c
Explorations
Reeves
72c
27c
1.95
1.95
300
25 %c
31c
19,350
25c
Jan
6c
7c
6,500
6c
Mar
17 %c
19c
—1
Feb
4c
Feb
1.50
20
Mar
.1.47
Jan
United
New
United
Rockwin
Mines
Roe
United Steel
Corp
Universal
Vandoo
5c
Jan
1.60
28
Jan
Viceroy Mtg
class A
Wainwrlght
Prod
Wane
Walker
G
Petroleums
Jan
Amulet
Webb
&
Knapp
Lake
14,440
Wespar,
1,200
5c
7c
Feb
5%
5.051
5% Mar
6%
Jan
73
72%
73
130
72 % Mar
81%
Jan
7c
7c
1,125
6%c Mar
9c
Jan
70
67(4
70%
8,984
66
8.30
8.75
4,405
9%
10
1,605
11%
11%
765
Lawrence
Corp
15%
common.....
15%
16
3,005
Maurice
-1
San
9%
Feb
80
Sapphire
West
4.30
5.00
810
15 % Mar
18%
Jan
98c
10%
Westeel
4.00 Mar
6.50
Jan
60c
63c
6,417
58c
Jan
11 %c
13c
154,700
7c
Mar
73c
13r
Ltd—
63c
62c
64c
2,700
58c
Mar
1.04
1.10
14,600
90c
Mar
1.20
Selkirk
Freehold
15c
1,485
15.c
Feb
24 %c
Class
A
Sherritt
•
Gold—
.
—*
Quebec.—
1
4-10
Mines
1
2.60
-
23
Mines
Miller
38c
Class
S
K
Slater
23
100
40 c
3,700
31c
Feb
24c
Feb
25c
27c
7,000
10
10
236
10
10
10
12
28%
28
28%
93c
2.60
2.40
*
25%
25%
25%
Services—
Air
10
Mar
HI/2
3,523
28
Mar
33%
Jan
97c
8,280
90c
Mar
1.09
Jan
2.70
1,540
100
8c
80
160
16c
98,300
1.80
1.90
830
60c
60c
1,000
1.80
r'
„
13c
30«
13c
8c
8,500
25% Mar
Feb
6c
Mar
76
35c
Jan
60c
13C
Mar
19c
Jan
13c
2,100
2,200
16
Standard
Radio
*
14%
14%
14%
105
13
Standard
Wire
2.50
2.50
500
Uranium
Stanleigh
Corp
27c
1
;
1
—
Steep
:
Canada
15
6.00 Mar
33% Mar
3814
Jan
10c
3,300
8%c Mar
13c
Jan
2.90
3.15
5,250
2.70 Mar
5%c
7,800
5c
Mar
7%c
9c
10c
3,000
9c
Mar
12c
Jan
16 %c 17 %c
8,852
16c
Jan
18c
Jan
•*
1.30
1.45
3,994
68c
70c
10,650
13
5
32%
405
3.00
160
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.32
32%
class
•
.
A—
Young
Oil
30c
8,705
26c
Mar
46c
Contact
Sullivan
Cons
5,340
7c
Mar
13c
Sunburst
Exploration
Superior
Propane
Warrants
30c
Mar
56c
40c
45c
6,999
39c
Mar
53c
Sylvanite
5%c
6%C
32,500
5c
Jan
7c
Mar
38%
87%
33
33%
72%
73%
6,028
4c
4c
4,000
360
32
10%
10%
10%
13,472
10
Feb
21
18%
21
1,605
18
Mar
2,700
18c
18c
18c
18c
1.20
1.19
1.23
8,500
—1
6c
5c
6c
10,500
1.63
1.62
1.65
14c 14 %C
4,660
4c
Mar
Zenith
Temagami
Territory
Texaco
13%
Thompson
3.20
70c
Jan
1.08 Mar
5c
1.55
Mar
Feb
22c
Tidal
ioo
1,975
2.05 Mar
13%
Feb
1.81
Jan
Gold
1.50
—
51%
Canada
Works
Star
preferred
5%
Trusts
Canadian
Bronze
Canadian
General
4.50
1956
Finance
Jan
1.00
.Canadian
Dalhousie
1.50
10,650
30 c
30c
1,160
45%
62c
57%
1,021
89c
122,234
8%
800
Jan
1.25 Mar
30c
45
43c
Jan
Mar
Jan
7% Mar
5% Mar
69c
2.80
2.15
40c
Jan
Jan
Jan
5.65 Mar
7.00 Mar
1.30
1.27
1.30
520
1.20 Mar
1.40
17c
18c
12,100
4c
5c
27,800
8c
8c
6,000
1.00
1.03
10,830
77c
82c
28,350
75c
Mar
87c
Jan
4c
4c
4,000
4c
Jan
5c
Jan
2.60
2.80
13,750
23c
26,750
"4c
/
y,
17c
Mar
4c
Mar
102
81c
1.00 Mar
Jan
Jan
27C
Jan
6C
7%c Jan
,
—
Jan
9%c Jan
1.12
-
2.50 M'ar
x';, 21c
Feb
Mar
2.80 Mar
•
29c
Jan
Exchange—Curb Section
Expressed
in
Canadian
2,190
5c
Jan
Jan
5914
Dollars
Range
25
24
25
780
4.20
4.20
4.30
700
14%
\
__
__
1
514
„
18c
Linoleum.—.
Mines-
(1956)
38
•
;
__
1
Jan
Minnesota
Ontario
&
3.90
Flour
Ogilvie
Mar
Fend
Jan
Price
7c
Jan
Sangamo
14%
14%
1,109
14% Mar
20%
170
20% Mar
22
Feb
30
30
50
29% Mar
33%
Jan
5%
5%
1,300
4.75 Mar
95,763
83c
Mar
Feb
4,525
40c
Mar
53c
Jan
36%
38%
3,250
36% Mar
44%
Jan
20c
7,525
16c
Mar
22c
Jan
75%
105
75
Mar
90
Feb
38
38
100
37%
21
21%
2,750
21
1,500
27c
Mar
50%
52%
3,149
48% Mar
56
11
250
10 % Mar
13
43
44%
26%
Jan
19% Mar
23
Jan
102% Mar
130
Jan
1114 Mar
14
Jan
27"%
28
1,200
27%
33 %
Jan
107
■
41
__
38 %
*
41
165
2.50
.
2.80
1,300
38%
40%
953
11%
11%
67c
66c
67c
2,500
34
32%
34
40% Mar
190
46%
Feb
Jan
3.15
Jan
38% Mar
100
1
__
Feb
46%
Jan
2.50
11% Mar
12% Mar
Jan
42
Jan
Mar
21
40%
Jan
11
Feb
110
10614'
Mar
52
Jan
4DJ
"
Zellers
31c
6
Jan
17%c
*
Yukon
47c
17%
28
•
—
Ja
106
1
;
Ja
Ja:
11%
2.50
Mines
4.60
20%
21
1
common
Oreille
Bros
Jan
High
7"%
26
11 %
—
0
Paper..;
Feb
1114
7.5o
—
614 Mar
20%
7514
y*
.*
:
——
Oilcloth
,•
—_
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
6,500
—37%
:_
Glass
Shares
High
6%
*
,
Paper
Oil.
for Week
of Prices
6%
*
;
Canada
89c
Jan
1.15
125
42
Mar
15
15
25
15
Mar
18
58%
59
200
58
Feb
59
Jan
8c
6%C
8c
3,500
6%c Mar
9%c
Feb
34%
33%
34%
2,945
32%
37%
80
80
100
78
Feb
82
Jan
34
34
55
32
Feb
38
Jan
12
Mar
15
Mar
'
34
15
Feb
Feb
—
Corp-—
FOOTNOTES
♦
a
No
par
Odd
FOR
sale
t
(not
d Deferred
in
15
15
15
1.50
2,000
1.40 Mar
3.00
Jan
f Flat
2.75
2.75
215
2.10 Mar
5.00
Feb
x
e
delivery
Included
year's
in
year's
(not
included
Feb
72c
Jan
Feb
33
Jan
Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted
wd When
range),
Selling ex-interest,
price.
Cash
sale
63c
32
OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN
MARKETS
value,
lot
range).
1.40
:
Gold
Consol
Feb
—40
6%.
Sales
;
•
Sugar/.
Investments
of
10%
59
A
Week's
Low
•
common———
Copper
Gaspe
31c
43
94c
5c
-
Jan
15
-100
;
Feb
899
5
International Paper common
Loblaw lnc
1.15
—
warrants
1957 warrants
Jan
6.50
Mar
40c
-
.20
rights
Jan
7c
14c
6.00
5
Marconi
Consolidated
27c
47C
•
A
preferred
A
1.25
1.65
40
—1
class
15c
Feb
19%
Jan
17%
-50
class
preferred
Class
Mar
5C
-10
Towagmac Exploration
4%%
50c
Develop
Dominion
&
Jan
11
Iron
Traders
Mar
8
Elevators
General
>
'
•
Toronto
Jan
6c
.
29
Last
Dredging
Jan
Dominion
5
7,400
1
Toronto
4,50)
J
Shown; Are
.
1.85
Dominion
730
15,685
.lOo
Toronto
Prices
Corp
Jan
5%
56c
Ltd
Toronto
9c
9%c Mar
4,003
16% Mar
Sale Price
ijan
Mar
1.85
Mines
Bank
26,,)00
6c
Jan
24% Mar
Pax-
1.04
38
50c
85c
Dominion
Jan
Feb
Jan
36%
835
,_l
"
i
3.60
135
1.75
-1
Toronto
Jan
1.67
131,450..
9%c 11 %c
Friday
Mar
40
50c
-1
Mines
Silver
16%
10c 10I/2 c
8c
STOCKS
3.10 Mar
60c
38
1.76
—1
Petroleum*
Torbrit
Mar
1.10 Mar
28% Mar
420
1
/
10c
Jan
1
common
Park
10
1.35
Feb
Jan
5%
—1
Tiara Mines
Tombill
40
Lundmark
Thorncllffe
1,415
11
,
1,20
18c
Toronto Stock
Asbestos
16%
-III
Ltd
Jan
Jan
35
17
.
1
;
,
Mines—
Jan
26c
130
•
Mining
Canada
Mar
■
2.75
24
Mar
1,434
-
j.
84
103
55c
30c
v,
Feb
25%
1
—
Metal
Anglo Newfoundland
Mar
2.05
-50
Gold
Jan
Jan
29
16%
1
Jan
14c
14%
67c
Mines.
Mines-.,—•
1314
13
13%
3.20
Mines
Teck Hughes
82
100
Mar
12V2C Jan
Jan
21 %c
/
20c
/
__—;
Mines
Electric
Zenmac
Dupont Co
Taurcanls
10
25
38c
1
-
Feb
3.50
24%
1
.
Oil
Jan
1,351
13
13%
ordinary
Industries
84
25
17
5
•
6c
3,800
13%
—_
Tancord
84
102 102%
6c
Jan
33
.73
*
1
-1
preferred
1,610
—
Jan
70% Mar
•
__
Tamblyn
A
Mines
Jan
2.05
Gold
30
Jan
3.25 Mar
Jan
6c
—
Industries
1,840
28%
•
,
class
Jan
45c
common
Petroleum
Supertest
Switson
36,000
10c
Jan
1,755
.-1
_———~
Mines
10,150
30
■■
6.05
Ltd
Bear
Jan
8c
1
Gas
Sudbury
A
24y8
22c
1.31
1
75
Mar
47c
l
'
Zinc
G)
—
Feb
32
29
10
/./■'..;
34%
50
...
19c
102%
.
Mines
(H
Yukeno
Bulolo
Submarine
■
Jan
Jan
800
:
:-T_
84
100
1.33
1.55
44c
-—
100
...
Jan
Feb
1.16 Mar
25
19 %c
,■
—
Jan
Jan
3.60
3.25
44c
v
.
50c
155/«
32%
25
:
———*
Jan
Feb
3.25
A
class
Canuck
Jan
31c
-1
River Gold
Sturgeon
20
A
12
17,514
32%
Jan
Jan
32 %
155
1.22
__
class
75c
2.90 Mar
1.22
Jan
2.15
Mar
13
Jan
Jan
5%c
1.30 Mar
62c
Frb
70c
Jan
32 %
*
——
1:88
Mar
4%c
13
warrants
&
47c
Feb
3.50 Mar
1.32 Mar
32 %
—1
.
Stores
Lead
31,681
6.90
Jan
3.80
1
Mining
Rock Iron
Steinberg
Jan
Mar®
2.40
7c
•
Bros
of
Steeloy
Indus
A
2.00 Mar
4,929
10,235
Jan
1
Starratt Nickel
Steel
19
.—1
Stanwell Oil & Gas
Stedman
26C
Feb
30c
7c
Stanrock Uranium
(J)
1,350
6.10
-Jan
12,450
8c
17
•
Jan
2.25
Jan
35%
70c
1—5
—
Jan
8c
15c
Cable
2.45
2.05
1.40
Larder
Yellowknife
Feb
8c
&
Yale
Feb
16%
■
Jan
6%
Feb
6.00
1
Yellowrex
Feb
2.35
17
—
Jan
1.50
600
Wright-Hargreaves
Jan
Jan
1.50
*
.
3.30
Feb
10,266
Coghlan
Feb
*
Oils
11c
87
23 %c
Mines
&
Feb
1.J7
5c
1
Class
Jan
14% e Mar
Paving
Mines
flpooner
3.25
55c
preferred
Woodward
2.70 Mar
30
6%
100
4%c
Minos
Wood
Jan
Jan
800
5,400
34%
_/♦' S.-
Windfall
Jan
2.00
6%
4%c
B
Winchester
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
1.50
1.59
Wiltsey
Jan
26
3.25
1.32
Willrov
Mar
61-4
Mar
b%
/'■// 3.25
class
Jan
1.39
17 %c
A
—
Inlet
Jan
7c
2.25
3.25
1.41
Petroleum
class
,2.55
./
4% Mar
22
3.00
preferred—
Warrants
Jan
Standard
Stadacona
4.50
43c
32c
14 %c
:
24l/2
1.50 Mar
250
*
$6
Jan
1.55 Mar
4 %c Mar
150
—I'll
Petrol—
Naco
Surf
(Geo)
414%
Jan
10%
8c
•
;
——i——
Jan
3.95
300
2,400
y
5c
Leaseholds
Yankee
80
Warrants
Mar
23
3.25
1.60
1T25
Gas:
Breweries
Grocers
Weston
Feb
9% Mar
15 %c
*
Southern Union Oils.
2.55 Mar
4.10
10
5%
1.00
Jan
3,350
3.00
39%' Jan
Mar
Feb
1.25
24
•
Decalta
Western
Jan
38% Mai75c
14%
1.02 Mar
1
&
Oil
Canada
Western
30%, Jan
23
100
4.40
Feb
38c
26c
Southam
Spartan
24,260
4.50 Mar
25
4.10
„
—1
Ltd
Roi
Van
75
5O0
•
Ltd
common
Slocan
~
-•
—_—
Manufacturing
D
■;
•
B
Mines
Siscoe
2.80
,
50c
A
class
Dairies
Simpsons
77c
—•
Mines—
Standard
Silver
Silverwood
38 %
2.75
Silver
Breweries
300
5,216
77c
Sigma
Sicks
4.75
26%
•'
•
1
Gordon
9,745
4.75
25%
38%
—»
26%
50
___50c
preferred—
Creek
Sheep
*
u—
Water & Power com
13 % Mar
51c
Preferred—
Jan
•
class A
Holdings
Shawinigan
100
6,580
4.75
9c
Products-
Western
Jan
15c
3.25 Mar
14
1.12
4.50
♦
_
Petroleum
Class
Security
Jan
23%
1
Mines——
Western
Jan
1.00
4.40
8%
5c
2.05
1
:
Oil
Western
Feb
Mar
1.03
3.90
6% Mar
1.50
Copper
Warrants
Jan
8%
60c
4.20
745
1.55
Western
Jan
Feb
Mar
75c
12c
—1
6%
-
Westburne
Jan
1
_.
Jan
1
Malartic
Westates
Jan
13%
50c
Petroleums
Metal
Satellite
7.815
Jan
1.89
9%c
Nickel
Canadian
Warrants
West
Jan
13
1
:
Petroleum
Sarcee
__
10,375
26%c
1.50
9.50 Mar
11% Mar
1
Gold
Gold
River
90c
9%
common.
:
Antonio
Sand
84c
8%
5.00
Horsey
Warrants
89c
9%
Gas
Shirriff
Salada
Mar
1.27 Mar
19c
14
__
St
3,425
145,080
1.08
Ltd
Petroleums
5%c
Jan
20c
6.10
Mining
Werner
6.75
34%
Canada
Weed on
Western
St
1
-
Jan
5%
23% Feb
Jan
5.30
1.68
6V2
Ref
W
Jan
5%c
Jan
22% Mar
24
Mines——„——
&
Jan
19%
21%
4%c
;
&
Jan
26c
Jan
Jan
18% Mar
i9c
——
Jan
Jan
1.42
1.46
46c
Jan
24c
;
671
82c
100
1.50
Mines
8%c
,
Jan
Jan
51
Feb
Jan
Jan
9;%
16%
Feb
19c
4,160
.
;
_*
'
Class B
Violamac
13c
10
Jarx
14c
1.10
4.50
35c
11%
;
Jan
1.95 Mar
8.50
Cement class A
17c
Feb
5.85
•
;
Mar
Feb
Feb
Mar
5.00
23%
1.09
Preferred
Jan
Jan
Mar
Mar
Jan
3.60 Mar
5.70
.
1.58
—1
Ventures Ltd
64c
60c
9c
6.75
Jan
4.10
Mar
49%
900
23%
;
1.55
20c
Industries
Russell
St Lawrence
19
1
common-
40
Feb
17%
45c
8% Mar )
1,800
[25C
Exploration
Power
17,200
.10
Royal Bank of Canada—
Royalite Oil common
1.04
Alloys
Cons
Ve"«"uelan
18
Mar
Jan
6%
Mines—;
12c
1
—
95c
—1
—
Upper Canada
22c
11,100
Mines
Consol
1.00
——
18
18
Jan
Jan
13%
r
1,500
•
Jan
5(4
•
Preferred—
Rowan
17%c Mar
Jan
'
18c
9c
6,920
5.75
Fortune
20c
—50c
Petroleum Ltd
(A V) Can Ltd common.
Rocky
20c
3.90
—
Oils
10c
1
20c
3.60
30
—
18
1
Mines.
Roche
2,950
,Jarx
13c
5,760
50%
18%
iu
20c
20
preferred—..
$6
Robertson
19C
Uran
Athabasca
Rix
31c
__1
Rupununi
50%,
%c
3.90
—1
—
Wayne
Minerals
Mines—
Rexspar
Rio
14%
Jan
13c
7c
32c
Oil
Mines
Ranger
64c
27c
Mines.
Ltd
Mines
8
13%
50%
-50
.
Hill
Keno
Vanadium
Rainville
8%c
14
1
_L;
United
3.50
2.67 Mar
76
9.50
3,666
125*
Ltd class B
60
7c
2,575
10c
13
1
preferred
United Corps
Preferred
Jan
Jan
13c
A
Jan
Feb
9.00
13c
8%C
Mining Corp
Asbestos
6c
18
7C
26c
common.
Liar
66c
13c
5,000
13c
pfd—
Canada
3c
Mar
9.50
•
—
of
United Canso voting trust—
Mar
2,025
4,980
30c
X J
65c
Mar
3.25
30C
9c
Jan
15
a
5,12.90 Mar
13
3.00
—;
—-
19c
45c
1
Gold Mines
Mining
Queenston
Quonto
•
12
14%c Mar
.
-Feb
435
77
5.00
Natural Gas
Quebec
15,500
2.67
.
■,
4c
26
9% Mar
2,800
15
i4c
1
__1
19% Mar
17,356
15c
1
Acceptance 2nd
2.62
7%c
24c
Feb
20%c Mar
-
62,768
9%
3.15
29c
»
Mar
25
9%
——
42 %c Mar
Feb
Jan
71c
1.95 Mar
14c
Jan
21%
14 %C
9%
[
High'
1,600
23%
Pipeline
>
53c
50c
_
Oil
3.25
Feb
Mar
5c
Prairie
Triad
Range Since Jan.,1
Low
High
Low
—
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
5.15
Feb
2.38
Trans
Jan
Jan
Class
14c
-1
Quebec Ascot
Shares
1
Resources
4.35
Mar
50c
4.500
Quebec Chibougamau Gold-
for Week
Line
PiDe
1.40
2.95 Mar
70c
8,860
2.57
50c
Mines
3.65
2.75
Dome.
Sales
Range
—1
Canada
3.05
85c
Airways
Producers
Gas
Provo
47 % Mar
330
Feb
2.55
.20c
—<
Ore
Uranium
Pronto
Prospectors
42c
3.15
Electric
President
Feb
34c
1,050
48%
Week's
of Prices
Par
1
:
*
Premium Iron
47%
35c
High
♦
Roy-
Mfg
Premier Trust
Preston
35c
—1
Gold—,
Rouyn
Monday, March 21, I960
Last
Friday
Low
.
Sale Price
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
.
(Range for Week Ended March 18)
Sales
Friday
.
to
unlisted
delivered,
wi When
x
.'
*
sale (not included in year's range).
y
.
•
issued,
Ex-dividend,
Ex-rights.
z
Ex-stock dividend.
trading privileges,
The
Number 5935
191
Volume
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1257)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
bid and asked quotations are obtained from the
Securities Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources.
following
The
Association of
National
(Quotations for Friday, March 18)
bought
or
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")
(indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation.
Origin of
quotation furnished on request. The "National" list is composed of securities
any
which have
wide national distribution.
a
Bid
Par
Industrials and Utilities
Bid
Par
Giant
Portland
Pubco
16%
18%
Pub
Serv
Co
22
23%
Pub
Serv
Co
24'A
26 Va
>18%
197/s
Glasspar Co
Green
(A
Green
Mountain
47%
Grinnell
48%
Foods
Hagan
Chemicals
15%
Haloid
Xerox
27%
Hanna
(M A)
17%
Class
B
11
21%
Heublein
25 Va
Hewlett-Packard
Co
18%
Hidden
Mining
12%
Inc
Splendor
Co.
Hilton Credit Corp_
Hoover Co class A—
Voltage
Canadian
47/a
44%
Hugoton
Gas
"units"-—
12
14%
Hugoton
Production
Co_______ 1
76
12%
Husky
Oil
Indian
Head
Indiana
Central
7
Indiana
34
36%
Southern
Nevada
Southern
New
Southern
Union
Interstate
Interstate
29
64 . v.
28 % /
30%
19%
32
Bakeries
Investors
68
Engineering
Corp—*
Motor Freight Sys—l
Securities
Public
Iowa
Southern
Itek
17'A
15%
16%
21%
235
Central
Corp
Spector
Utilities
Co—_15
28%
30%
Speer
—1
55%
59%
Sprague
V
33%
23Va
26%
5%
12%
52%'-'
15
Jack & Heintz Inc—
Jamaica
■
;
35%
■u
24.T8
f
.
Jefferson
Jervis
14
15
40
43
13%
Electric
CO—A_,___5
Corp
'
12 Va
jessop Steel"CO1
6%
Kaiser Steel Corp common——_1
23
13%
$1.46
ctfs—
3 Va
23%
25
42V2
preferred
45%
25%
24/
v
Natural
45%
Gas_5_
Corp—73
Inc
V
Maine
Co_5
Citizens Util Co
20%
22 Va
Corp—6
19%
2)
4
13%
cl A—33%c
.'
Coastal
States
Inc———-1
—2%
Colorado Interstate Gas Co—5
Stores. Inc.
Colonial
V
Colorado
■>■
& Elev
Milling
Colorado
Oil
Gas
&
t
com_3
Corp
Cook
v
cony
Products—5
Rock
Consolidat°d
Cook'
Coffee
33 V2
8%
Co
Rubber Co
_1
Refrigeration Corp—1
Craig. Systems Inc.,—
1
Cooper Tire &
,
<R
Duriron Go
21
v
/———2 %
Eastern Utilities
Inc,-—-1
(Texas)—*
'Electro-Voice Inc ——*.——2
Electric
-Electrolux
Electronics
Corp
Co
Federal
Co-
1
First Boston Corp,—
-10
First Charter*- Financial Corp—*
Fisher Brothers Co
2.50
Fisher Governor Co—-—,—1
Inc
Florida Steel Corp—
—-1
Foote Bros Gear & Mach cl A—5
B
-1
5
Frito. Co
.
56 Va
West
36 Va
Point
Western
*
21
25
Gas
35%
19%
21 Vn
1
28'A
30%
1
73/8
8%
—1
20 Ve
21%
*
143/4
16
Corp
Manufacturing Co,*
Lt
&
Western
22%
Natural
Gas
25'A
27 %
Wilcox
19%
21 Va
4%
5
24%
1
Wisconsin Power & Light
Wltco
Chemical-
Wyandotte
Corp—t
15%
16%
Yuba
26
Co
13%
14%
363/4
39
5
Whiting Corp
10%
11%
——
Electric
19%
44%
7.50
Weyerhaeuser
5%
27%
.-1
Co
5%
5%
25%
18'A
41%
24
Telephone Co__10
1
Gas
57%
33%
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1
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1
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3
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32%
34%
5
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14
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153/4
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16%
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12%
23
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Machine
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&
65Va
29 'A
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15 Va
245A
Eng.—5
Publishing
• -
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Miller
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80%
8 >4
Utilities Co
15
Mohawk
11%
Mountain
Fuel
10%
14
13
Class
B
New
Nicholson File
52%
Norris
Oil
Natl
Caro
North
Penn
21%
50c
19%
3%
Corp
Corp—___ 1
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Coal
American
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10c
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River
Brewing
New
4'A
-
5
14%
18%
13
15%
9%
Gamble
Pacific Mercury
73%
Pacific Power & Light Co
18'A
Pacific Uranium
20%
Packaging
Robinson
11'A
6V2
36%
10Va
38%
10c
3%
4(4
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Pan American Sulphur Co
70c
25 Vo
12%
Parker Hannifin Corp
23 V4
15%
22 Va
9'A.
11 "A
23
Mines,
21%
Bottlers—1
12%
24%
23%
21 Vt
13%
1
General
Pfaudler-Permutit
Pickering
Pioneer
Portland
Lumber
Natural
1
21%
23 Va
,,—-10
31%
34%
11%
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—
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Gas
Rubber
19%
Corp—_—3%
Permanente Cement
Va
16%
Petroleum Inc_
——_1
Pendleton Tool Industry
1
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Pepsi-Cola
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42
•
44%
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11 Va
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27%
29%
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61
63%
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Natl Bk of Boston_10
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Trust
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—12
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Tr
Co
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Y)—
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First
First
117%
New
Eng Trust Co (Boston )_100
39
38%
New
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31
32%
34%
Northern Tr Co
258
10
(Minn)—10
40%
Natl State Bk of Newark
32
34%
58
74 3A
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&
44
47%
Trust
(Philadelphia)
10
67%
64%
Rye National Bank
38
40%
25
69
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1st
of St Louis—20
70
733/4
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St Louis
10
81
84 Va
5
Trust
763/4
17%
19 Va
9%
10%
46%
49 "A
35%
39%
31
33
523/4
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10
50
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44
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Union
Co
47 %
20
61%
65%
of Phila—10
34%
38%
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45
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28
29%
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53 V*
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10
Sterling Natl Bank & Trust Co
York)
56
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40%
51%
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Bank & Tr Co
(Chic)—20
86%
91'A
Trust
Co of New
Co—10
37'A
40 Va
Union
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25.
57 Va
62
163/4
18
Bank
of
Jersey-
Commerce
(Cleveland)
United
States
Trust Co
10
33
States Trust
36 Va
(N Y)—20
98
1Q1%
40
43
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_10
40
43%
5
19
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz)_5
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(N Y)—10
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54%
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Street
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Natl Bank
Second
of Long
New
Industrial National
For
46%
73
York—5
(N Y)
2
65
Industrial Bk of Com
Bank
43
Royal State Bk of New
(Boston )
Int'l
78%
168
10
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Royal
71 %
(Union City)—8
R
153
—10
Boston
74 Va
•
74%
Natl Bank of
61%
of
Trust
58%
50%
71
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55
61
Natl Bank & Tr
Industrial
67%
20
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
10
Chi—20
of
(Jersey City)_25
Co
44 %
64
Rockland-Atlas
County National
Tr
22
413/4
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(Jersey City N J)
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20
31 'A
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Hartford
5
10
41
Dallas
Natl Bank
Bank
641
Boston_12%
of
33%
600
20
Philadelphia Natl Bank
Pittsburgh National Bank
71
43
100
29
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(Chicago)
peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cty
(Hackensack N J)
(New
Harris
12Va
10
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N
Essex
&
(N J)
6'A
City Bank (N Y)__20
Pennsylvania Banking
& Trust Co, (Philadelphia)—10
First Westchester Natl Bank
Island
Newark
Banking Co
Republic Natl Bank
Natl
Franklin
National
(Albany)-
(Dallas),12
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25
County
New
Co
54'%
First
of
60
16%
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of
Natl. Bank
53%
56%
47%
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Bank of
National
Passaic
64%
50'/?
94
36
5
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Natl Bank
603/4
&
113
Co
10
(Newark)—10
(Atlanta)
Bank
36%
_25
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston-12%
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15
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33%
National Commercial
31 Va
Trust
(Baltimore)
Bk
81'A
7.50
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44%
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&
Corp
N
32%
76
of
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89
—25
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———33%
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30%
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of Detroit
28%
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58%
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National
37
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104 Va
543/4
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350
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47%
101%
8P/4
76
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Camden
41 %
43
10
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330
Natl Bk
Bank Stk
157
38%
25
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246
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York
New
45%
50
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of
613/s
—_—,50
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27%
149
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43
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Fidelity Un Tr Co
;
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58%
.—,_10
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10
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.
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&
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75V»
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21%
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32%
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Co—5
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19-,4
111
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Mellon
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34 Va
9Vt
4%
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16%
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Pacific
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253/4
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18
8%
10%
21 %
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29%
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50 Va
of
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22
1
27%
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43%
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First
18V2
20 V4
25 %
60%
5
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46
of Phila—10
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of
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7%
11%
70 V*
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26%
11%
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10
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25%
57%
32%
—
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6%
10%
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19
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17V4
78 %
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18%
15Va
14 Va
16
23 %
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31%
23 Va
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25%.
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&
common
25%
8%
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17
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42
55
30 A
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Continental
25 Va
(Philadelphia)
473/8
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27%
24
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573/4
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41%
107
Liberty Real Estate Bank &
733/4
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25%
2 Va
National Cleveland Corp
22%
26%
.
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Bank
10
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100
of Cleve„,_ 16
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20
54%
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23 Va
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70
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Natl
39 V4
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25%
20
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•
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Meadow Brook
Camden Trust Co
Central
Bid
10
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Kings County Trust Co
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23%
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10V*
31 Va
15%
16
24%
——1
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.
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Centl-Penn
22%
.
Co
68
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Rubber
41%
307
—100
2
——1
46
—
29%
——-------1
43%
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31%
38%
16%
26%
..
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16%
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——6V4
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27
1
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Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co_5
15%
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54%
A
York
7 Va
Minneapolis Gas Co
Mississippi Shipping Co_
Miss Valley Barge Line Co
: 15%
of Commerce
69
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25 Va
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Par
51%
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21
12%
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10%
.
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10
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—3
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16%
.
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2^-.4
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Par
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29%
;
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6%
32 Va
73%
35 Va
28'A
22 Va
Metropolitan Broadcasting _—.1
201 a
—20
52
32 Va
Service
21 Va
Corp
Meredith
18%
preferred
1
5
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47%/■
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19%
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5%%
30%
5
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1
& Electric
McNeil
35
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10 Va
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McLouth
42
—1
36%
27
New
(W
33
;
6%
Co
.—.—-.-10
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34'A
9 Va
of
Industries
3S%
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Gas Service Co—,
283/4
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Financial
I
of
McLean
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Garlock
Wesco
Corp
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28
Co
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22%;
19%
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Class
Gas
39%
44
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9'A
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50%
51%
11%
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Mfg
(S
8 Va
1
Corp
Suburban
25%
Washington Steel Corp
Watson Bros Transport A
Corp
Gas
18
A—1
—,1
30 Va
Steel
Suburban
16%
Co—
59
Chemical
34%
Maxson
19 Va
-7%
Empire State Oil Go—— 1
Equity Oil Co
——10c
Emhart
Swasey
28
5 Va
46Va
16%
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54 Va
10
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38%
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Wash
Petroleum
;—*
18%
20 A
,
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class
24 Va
Products
2i~/a
24'A
23%
49%
7%
.
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22%
non-voting
1 %
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42
39
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Economics Laboratory
Paso
6
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Marmon
.
6 Va
Dynamics Corp of America—
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Industries
Inc
50c
16
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6
„1
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39%
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Reed
&
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2Va
2'A
Strong Cobb & Co Inc
Corp
36%
Co——5
__————1
Duffy-Mott Co—————1
Dun & Bradstregt Inci——Y-l
Dunham Bush Inc—-——
2
Dura. Corporation —^-1
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of
Warren
37%
/—_lc
Co
Loan
Marlin-Rockwell
9%
~5
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15%
Co
Bank
.
Drackett
Plus
Blower
10%
5
—
7'A
&
Corp
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20%
6%
Madison
r
Inc
Waddell
Co
Iron
23%
18%
23%
7%
Darling (L A) Co—___——_l/>- 14%
Deiur-Amsco Corp class A
1 /' 13%
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
1
10%
Dentists. Supply Co of N Y—2 % / 20%
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5
14%
Detroit Internat Bridge Co—1
20%
Di-Noc Chemical Arts Inc——1
24%
Dictaphone Corp -————5
3.7 V?
Diebold
6%
23
Ludlow
'
Specialties
25%
Fair
Oil
&
14 Va
35JA
———
Machine
24 Vs
21%
Macmillan
—
Danly
—1
Stepan
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-5 y 23 %
Crouse-Hinds Co common—1%
• 23V4
Cummins Engine Co Inc__—/5
76
Cutter Laboratories class A—1
13%
Class B
1
13%
Cross Company
Grocery Co—
—1
Lucky Stores
10 Vn
14%
28
-
Copeland
Von's
'14%
50 Va
Inc__ 1 '; 2°3/'4
1: > 17%
Continental Transp Lines
,
47%
Mould
16%
Stouffer
-—1
30
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc com cl B_5
69%
Ling-Altec Electronics——50c > 32%
Lone Star Steel Co
—;
1
26%
12%
5%
22%
17'/a
15
10'%
Electric-
44 Va
13'A
Liberty
14% v.
19%
preferred—25.
Company——_—l
Commonwealth Gas Corp-____1
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$1.25
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Corp
—5
21%
—
12%
Vitro
Wells Corp—,_2Va
9%
Co—1
11%
30%
Greene
Lau
31%
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16%
47
Cohu. Electronics
26%
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28%
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Lanolin
.
4%
11%
7%'
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Gas
24'A
Southern
Valley
49%
1
com
17
5
1
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Utah
22%
35%
>
15%
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A
50 %
Company—50c
19%
11 Va
class
16%
47'A
17%
42Va
Corp
30%
15%
5
Power
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Stekoll
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29 Va
2Va
Peninsular
Vance Sanders
10 Va
Co
Co—_9
.
16%
40%
20 Va
Statler Hotels Delaware Corp
49
9Va
8%
15'A
19%
—
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36 3/4
38'A
5
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Stanley
,
%
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153/0
12%
39Va
Kratter
14%
——.10
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—33'Ac
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Upper
10
33
Lines Inc.l
36%
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Koehring
;
,
26
Chattanooga Gas Co
Utilities Inc
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37 %
46
24Va
Central Telephone Co
Central Vt Public Serv
States
United
Co—_3
Co Inc
Keystone Portland Cem
Co——10
Power
United
20%
5%
9
1
1
33
_10
Utilities Co———u_10
Ketchum
3%
34%
13%
37
19'A
Steamship-—2.50
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/ Common
Truck
34%
Corp
Co—,_1
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Stanley
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Sugar
Corp_l
Inc,——1
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&
19%
5 Va
States
11%
Tel
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Standard
/
24%
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18 V8
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16%
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6%
5%
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27 %
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15 y4
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33 Va
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States
Electric
(A
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Servateria
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12%
25 3/8
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10c
Power
Freight
Staley
31%
Electric
Louisiana
Central
Southwestern
18%
113/4
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Co__ 10c
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1
5
Co
&
United
60 'A
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17%
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Lt
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55
57
Southwestern Elec Service Co
221
Pipeline
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*
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Power
Gas
Gas
United
7 Va
6%
51
1
5
11
13%
Water
Gas
21'/a
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— —
Dev
Eng
23%
20 Va
Trarswestern
Co
Co
"
10
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17%
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18%
14%-
5
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32%
Co—:
Diver Services
Class A
32
Corp—_—1
8 Va
22
7%
Co__
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Interstate
29%
Co
&
Pub
18%
Corp—10
Gas
Oil
Colorado
10%
Gas Co—10
Shore
Southern
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Corp——
57 %
Kentucky
111
Southeastern
53 Va
Kennametal
Central
South
23%
International Textbook Co__>_*
20 Va
Co—3% Y
32
22%
32
Supply Co
—1
Trans Gas Pipe Line Corp„_50c
—
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15%
2
Cable
&
22%
29 Va
8
48%
5
18
Kearney & Trecker
& Gas
29%
Wire
65 Va
.,1
6%
Corp__—1
Power Co—.
7lA
Pacific
Simplex
5%
40%
62
———1
Inc;
14 %
__1
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45
Field Trust
Sierra
79%
3%
37 Va
Co
Corp,,
Tracerlab
45
Service
5%
23%
28%
2%
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Southern
373/4
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Seismograph
.
Stores
1
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28%
56% A
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26'A
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13
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&
22%
26 Va
1
Co
Inc
Tokheim
7%
Scholz Homes Inc
10
7 Va
Tel——5
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Co__
Searle
Drug
*
20%
Gas
11%
26'A
9%
6%
36%
25%
24
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17'A
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8%
33%
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10%
8%
4%
40%
7%
1
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Tubular
Bantam
Scott
Time
7 Va
33%
37
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24 %
Inc—
Sawhill
Schield
Indianapolis
18%
>
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9%
32%
Water Co
16
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Thrifty
6%
1
1
Thompson
35%
___,1
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32 %
*
Water
&
58
33
King
Thomas & Betts Co
1
61 Va
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58
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29
Corp
Three
53 Va
___1
8%
1
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Gas
6%
9%
.
Jacinto
Skil
n
19%
3%
11 Va
warrants
Thermo
21 Va
Reid
30%
\
33%
11%
Marie
1
Co
19%
18 "/a
25c
Co_—
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26%
Trust
Ht
12%
11 Va
4%
Field
Inc_3%
A
33/a
10%
27%
Inc
1959
40%
1
Petroleum
Gasoline
Therm-O-Disc
41%
Petroleum
24%
Oil
(H
Textron Inc
19 Va
Manufacturing
Plywood Corp__
San
20%
;
29%
Inc__—
22%
2%
*
27%
17%
Corp
7%
1
2
Natural
115
Corp_7
—
Transmis
National
Texas
38 Va
Dills
class
Myers
Sabre-Pinon
6%
Corp____
45 Va
Ryder Systems Inc——
'
98
Material—,1
& Telep
Central
92
&
Roddis
Rose
Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp—
Class A common——1
v.:
35
'
Carpenter Paper Co.——1 'U 41%
Cedar
i:;
*
10V4
Houston
10c
Products
^
v
—1
Gas
A
Steel
'
Industries
39
41%
3
Rockwell
1
Fearless
j$ Carlisle Corp————--1
Ceco
1
Corp
Natural
Kansas-Nebraska
rCannon
Robertson
63 %
17%
Co—.12%Delhi Oil Ltd-—,,10c
Superior Oil of Calif-1
Canadian
Engineering
Rice
22%
; ,/•/'
•
Texas
14%
39
1
Eastern
36%
5
Corp
Telecomputing Corp
Texas
12 V2
Express
Robbins
,
9%
55%
18%
y '
Tekoil
6%
30%
Co
Co
Brand
Roadway
n7/8
Pfd
6%
High
33%
5%
11%
109
!
Co__
28'A
Corp
60
1
30%
1
Gas
Stoker
207/8
,5
23%
V.;'v
13%
:
Tappan
-5
Natural
Ask
13 Va
,__i
1
Co
10%
_l
Inc,—.
__l
River
117
,.
12%
class A—— 1'
Corp.,.
8%
19 Va
5
Mexico
Riley
20%
Water Service Co -25
Water
110
Ind
Richardson
37%
California Oregon Power Co—20
Calif
10
common
Helene
Curtis
Republic
113
Hearst Cons Publications cl A_25v
New
Sugar
7%
18%
Products-
34%
31%
107
41%
V
California
,_5
of
Corp___
Broadcasting Co
Tampax
5
Hamp
Purina
38%
56%
17
—
Interstate
Inc
36
Co class A com_10
Taft
6'A
Texas
Houston
——
California
Controls—1
&
5%
Susquehanna
1
Ltd
Bid
-1
23%
26%
,
Ralston
37%
34%
IndustriesInc
1
Bowater Paper Corp ADR—_
Bowser Inc
S1.20 preferred—25
Brown & Sharpe Mfg. Co——110
Brush Beryllium
Co——_—1
Buckeye Steel Castings Co
*
Bullock's Inc
—10
Burndv Corp
—1
p Byllesby (H M) & Co
Purolator
171
24%
Houston
Botany
V
162
1
30 %
22
10c
New
Alegre
Corp
37%-"
9%
—1
Stores
*
Society—
Inc
of
Punta
,
Par
28 Va
5
^
Petroleum
Purex
,
14%
19
16%
Bernis Bros Bag Co
—25
42
Beneficial Corp
—13%
Berkshire Hathaway Inc
5
11%
Beryllium Corp ———— *
31%
Bettinger Corp
1
10%
Billups Western Pet Co
1
6%
Black Hills Power & Light CoT_l
30%
Black Si vails & Bryson Inc—1
16%
Borman
Co___5'
Corp__5
8%
(A J) Markets,1
Manufacturing Co.—
Bayles
Behlen
Brick
Power
13%
.
1
Baxter Laboratories
Fire
Corp
Grolier
,
_l
P)
Ask
1
America
Properties
18%
Houston
Inc_
1
CO————-——10
Tools
Producing
17%
16%
—
Oil
Co
Ask
of
1
29 Va
,
Mfg
Cement
20%
,
Bates
/Bid
Corp
Co
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool—2
45 V8
.
Baker
Potash
Par
14'A
———1
12
Air Products Inc
—_1
42%
Allied Radio Corp new com—_1
15%
American Biitrite Rubber C0-100
27 , /
American Cement Corpr_
-5 -J 19%
American Express Cq——~5
44%
i|
1
American Greetings cl A——rJ.
45 %
American-Marietta Co —_—2
35%
American Pipe, k Const Co—1
35
Amer-Saint" Gqbain Corp—7.50
14%
Anheuser-Busch Inc
4
26
Arden Farms Co common—,_1
16%
i
Participating preferred ——3
52%
„
Arizona Public: Service Co —5
38%
Arksansas Missouri Power. Co__5
20 ,.■>
Arkansas Western Gas Co_—5
23%
Art Metal Construction Co—10
16%
Arvide Corp
1■
11 % ■
Associated Spring Corp
10
21%
Avon Products
2.50
52 %
Aztec Oil & CJas Co___—_1
17 Va
Corp
Aerovox
Portsmouth
Ask
45
(Phila)
(Wash r C)
1
8%
20%
•
93/4
footnotes, see preceding page.
(Winston-Salem N C)
5
51V4
541%
20
22
46
(1258)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, March 21, 1960
.
.
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES, (Quotations for Friday, March J8)
18)
Mutual Funds
Mutual Funds—
Aberdeen
.25c
Fund
Affiliated
Investors
American
Mutual
Amer
Research
Fund
&
Associated
Atomic
Fund
Devel
2.27
7.69
Investment
4.05
4.32
Investors
al3.25
Inc—1
8.42
Investment
1st el
9.20
split)-.—
18%
*
1.51
Inc—1
Fund
5.10
B-3
.4.32
K-2
12.99
7.56
8.26
10.98
General .Fund—
(1954)
Ltd
S-l
12.44
Fund
Canadian
7.41
13.19
.,1.
Inc_
.
17.53
Ltd
Life
Stock.
..Growth
Century
Chasfe
Fund—
r;
.
s
of
Chemical
Fund
Christiana
Fund
Inc
1
10.09
Can
1
*
Equipment shares_ic
Electrical
General
Industries
Metal
Mass
Massachusetts
1
7.92
8.61
1
14.01
15.15
Minnesota
17 %
18%
Missiles-Jets
Massachusetts
;
'shares
.
Western Investment Inc
Units
beneficial
of
National
Securities
Trustee
Dividend
Shares
Dreyfus
Fund
9.35
2.50
20.43
23.10
25c
2.85
of
—.—
Inc
beneficial
3.13
Balanced
Bond
Inc
13.69
14.88
23.35
—-1
23.06
24.66
New
1
7.46
8.15
New
York
a20.28
10
20c
Eurofund Inc
7.57
—1
19 15
7.84
16
1
13.12
5
14.90
16.11
16.73
18.09
Fund
Inc-1
4.14
10c
5.44
5.94
1
2.23
2.44
—*
10.19
11.08
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Florida
Industrial
Mutual
Fund
Inc
Founders Mutual Fund.
Franklin
Custodian Funds
stock
Common
Preferred
Inc—
stock
1.84
2.00
1
16.33
17.65
6.72
7.30
Securities—
Automobile
—lc
Electrical Equip Shares—lc
Building
shares
lc
Capital Growth Fund—
1C
Chemical
Square
Peoples
Fund.
9.17
10.05
8.50
,
9.32
6.20
(Geo)
Putnam
7.04
shares
8.83
9.56
11.89
Smith
1
15.65
12.94
9.86
7.48
State Street
7.60
Stein
shares—lc
7.74
8.07
lc
lc
13.09
14.33
5.69
6.24
Sterling Investment Fund
lc
9.03
9.89
Investors
1
13.53
34.68
J
a34.94
1
a26.94
Inc.l
11.71
12 66
Television-Electronics Fund
1
7.62
8.31
I
9.29
10.15
9.91
Texas
6.28
Townsend
9 04
9.81
Steel
lc
9.35
10.24
shares
——
Growth
7.65
8.39
10.66
11.68
18.72
19.28
19.07
—10c
4.93
5.38
10c
4.85
Haydock Fund Inc
—1
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
a25.00
Hamilton Funds
Series
oluted
—
Boston
Inc—1
United
Continental
Income
Funds
British
C
I
Petroleum
Special
Canadian
Carrier
Corp
Central
Illinois
Chesapeake
&
Light
5.79
Gas
Credit
Commonwealth
Consol
Dayton
Power
Kansas
90
93
Louisiana
5'As—1980
Ferro
Natural
Lgt
Corp
Gas
3%s—:
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
A
General
C
5s
Acceptance
13.17
5.80
6.27
101
4%s
104%
107
National
Pacific
105%
142
Pacific
101
101%
Phoenix
103
Public
5'As
102%
103'A
102
Texas
108
109
Textron
118
113
1981
102
102%
100%
102%
6s— 1980
point
a
3 'As
March
13,
1962—
10,
98.12
1962
11,
12,
4%s
April
5%s
Feb.
100.14
10.
20,
-
.
1969
1972
98.24
100.7
100.9
100.11
10C.13
99.31
100.1
99.23
99.25
100.17
100.19
100.25
-
100.29
99
s.
99.16
99.8
99.24
99.24
20.
101.8
4%s
March-20,
98,28
r.-4%s July
100.18
1962—,.
100.16
1963——
93
100
15.
1908u—
95.8
94
•
97.24
1969-l^j:
98.24'
—
1.969,!—
98.24
'
99.24
100:4
101.4
104.24
105.24
91.16
%s Oct. 1, -1970"1967111
3 %s May 1, 1971_1j:^1_
92.16
,-
104.24
105.24
100
4
94.24
101
94.20
1966—
20,
5 %s Feb.
20,' 1970_„—
3%s April 1, 1970,,—I.
5 %s July 20, 1970j._
99.8
93.24
Ask
100.3
99.8
97
99
Sept.
1,
98.20
v
Bonds—
1960
March
96.16
1963
1963,
10,
Dec.
May 2,
100.28
1961
;
100.1
1960
May
4%s Pub. 15, 1972-1967—
3%s Sept. 15, 1972———
101
91.8
96.16
-94-
92.8
Bid
Ask
or
more
32nds
of
point
a
Maturity—
Certificates of Indebtedness—
4s
cne
Bid
Treasury Notes
May 15, I960
4%s Nov 15 1960
100.2
100.24
1G0.26
101.2
4s
1961
4s
1,
99.27
1960
15,
10C.1
99.30
Aug. 15, 1960
l%s Oct. 1, 1960
May
3%s Nov.
99.31
109
100.13
99
97.28
99 26
1961
4s
Aug. 1, 1961
l%s Oct. 1, 1961
3%s Feb. 15. 1962
100
15,
1962
100.4
%s April 1, 1962
Aug. 15, 1962
l%s Oct. 1, 1962,
Treasury Notes—
April
Feb.
2%s
-
100.15
99.8
98.4
99.30
10C.4
15,
15,
Feb.
4%s Nov.
I
"
1963
1,
96.8
96 16
99.14
94
99.4
95.22
92.28
99.28
91.28
"
1963
1964
102.16
90 12
~~
"
15, 1964
5s
99.10
85.8
100.8
93.24
99
1962
15,
1 %S April
1
Aug. 15, 1964
^
%.S Oct. 1, 1964
4%s NOV. 15, 1964—
Rate
7-
1-59
4-
4-60
100
100.2
5%s
4%%
8-
3-59
5-
2-60
100.2
100.4
5.375%
4.65s
9-
1-59
6-
1-60
100 3
100.5
5%s
1-59
7-
5-60
100.9
100.11
5s
8-
1-60
100.10
100.12
102.18
103.16
89.12
89.20
102.20
131
United States
98%
Co
Okla
of
Am
Service
5s
ww
5'As_.
1960
99.989
99.991
5'As
5'As
11-
100.17
100.19
12-
1-60
100.10
100.12
4-60
4-
3-60
10C
100.2
30,
1960
April
7,
99.858
99.870
78
April
14,
1960
99.800
99.817
83
April
15,
1960
99.792
99.809
21,
I960,
I960—
99.742
99.763
99.683
99.710
I960—
August
99.594
99.606
August
96
98
April
95'A
97%
April 28,
96
98 %
May
5,
May
12,
100
102 %
81
100 V8
99.967
99.900
1960
1-60
1960
99.506
99.520
August
18,
1960
99.456
August
25,
1960
June
I960,,
September
1,
99.307
I960—
99.327
September
99.240
8,
i960
99.262
September
15.
99.109
99.178
October
99.091
99.106
January
2,
1982
121
123
June
16,
1960
1985
103%
104
June
22,
i960
89
90
-1983
80
83%
—
—:
17,
15,
;
FOOTNOTES
FOR
98.70
98.594
98.63
98.56
98.50
98.378
98.42
98.309
19ijS0
OVER-THE-COUNTER
98.77
98.456
98.35
98.240
I
ISSUES
98.27
97.923
1960
1961
98.84
98.739
98.525
127
92
I960—
93
90
98.807
I960—~"
11,
98.98
98.91
98.89
98.663
.
1960
99.391
9,
123
98.950
98.882
I960—
4,
99.04
98.866
99.440
June
1970
July 7, 1960
July 14, I960—
July 15, I960,
July 21, I960—
July 28,
Ask
99.11
99.018
—
99.373
116
1971
June
1960
112
91
99.973
99.917
99.036
May 26,
.May 19, 1960
1967
1971
4'As
1-60
1-60
4-
Yield Price
82
100%
23v/i
I960
76%
98
100.18
23,
1981
79
100.14
100.16
Bid
June
1960
1971
Corp 5'As
Westcoast Trans
22,
1960
5s_1990
ww
Amer 5s
Industries
March
31,
102%
100.12
3-60
Treasury Bills
24,
1993
Ask
1-60
10-
Ask
March
1969
Bid
9-
4-60
Ask
March
1973
_
5%s
5%s__
Due
1-59
1-
4.40%
104
—1977
90.20
102.14
103.12
102.16
_
Dated
4.80%
2-59
104%
ww—1963
92.4
102.20
12-
5.25%
10-
11-
103%
1976
5s
Uran
Steel
Elec
Ask
4.45%
5.20s
& Sons—
3%s
95.26
93.4
100
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
Debentures
Dated
Due
Bid
Rate
104%
5%s_1985
100.8
95
100
l%s April 1, 1963
4s
May 15, 1963
l%s Oct. 1, 1963
4%s May
Ask
(Continued) —
1
101
15,
100.4
5%%
127
95%
97.16
95
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
1975
Service
;
Can
Underwood
S
99.24
103
Yield Price
Sperry Rand 5'As
U
105
Bid
Sheraton Co of
101%
111%
Sept.
20,
3'As
101
(M)
Serv
1977
1976
April
4%s
188
Telephone
1990
1975
Feb.
4%s
.
of
1960
100.23
102
ww
2010
5%s
30%
I960
Bank
100.17
100.20
1961—
99
Petroleum
138
101
1,
Land
20,
183
Brass
Northspan
102%
99%
June
Aug.
101%
ww_
—
Mueller
104%
28% /
Cooperatives—
2%s
1984
6s
Gas
Lowenstein
105
1980
5s__1990
Fla
of
Steel 5%s
—1975
City Power & Lt 5s 1990
97%
105%
32nds
4%s
Rubber 6s ww-1982
Jessop
6s—1972
5'/aS-1990
5s——1977
Hotel
5s_„1985
Duquesne Light 5s
M
90
95%
Rubber 5%s
Power
5'/aS—
Paso
12.18
Bid
Telep
87%
100%
Dayton
Duke
1
Hilton
Producing
Gas
&
14 80
Inc—-.—.1
Fund
Tire &
Gen'l
103%
1977
Oil Ref
Natural
13.52
13 58
Bonds—
4969
1980
Commercial
Wisconsin
101
1996
States
12.44
Whitehall Fund Inc
1975
Tel—-
11,
3%s
10.56
-.1
1
58
6s
G
6.63
5.30
Fund
56
5'As
Coastal
El
6.09
Inc—1
9.66
1980
47/aS_1990
2
1961,^—*.
99.26
1O0.15
1960
10,
4s
100.2
99.24
1%S April 1, 1961
Inc—
General Port Cement
Potomac
12.
Sept.
Mutual
Fund
General
Chance Vought 5%s
30%
43%
';4s May 1. 1962—1—
3.41
106%
4%s
28 'A
40%
8.52
Washington
Ask
103%
March
3%s
3.12
115
4s
Sept.
4%s
5%s
100.6
100
1960
16.49
7.80
iS82
Pacific' Ry
for
5'As Sept 1,
100.3
100.4
1960
23,
14.74
10c
106
1980-76
10,
AUg.
15.17
Street Investing Corp__—1
110
4'As
June
100.1
i960
13.49
Fund Inc
Wall
1986
6s
r
48
38
-
:
3%s April 3, 1961
1960
11,
10,
1
_1
Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
5%s
April
5 %s May
Ltd——1
Situations
4%s_,1979
Industries
Financial
T
Fire
more
or
5.15s
96.24
7.77
Income Fund
6.95
Burlington
one
Federal
100.10
96.8
11.24
Line
6.35
5%s
4?
2
the
2%s June 1, I960,
5%s Oct. 20, 1960
100.8
7.11
Line
Institutional Income Fund—lc
Opt
3
in
Y
6%s April 4, I960—,
100.6
1963
10.34
Fund
Tel
84
Bid
100 4
1960
1
Value
Wellington
Lomb
N
8%
26%
35%
Ask
15,
Shares.l
Canada
11.46
&
1
Fund
Fund
10.48
Tel
100.2
1960
Fund_lc
Amer
Westchester
Banks
I960,
Equity
Bausch &
37%
15,
15,
Investors
Bid
~
34
April
15,
Wellington
Bonds—
Insurance
Insurance Co
City of
Sept.
May
11.39
Recent
Fire
U S Life
49%
•„
7%
80%
—2.50.
3%
:•
3%s
May
10.41
5.29
3
46%
100.11
3%s
_lc
4.84
10
Y
4%s
Fund
Line Fund Inc—
Institutional Shares Ltd—
lc
_5()o
Iusl.JO
100.9
3'As
9.11
Intl Resources Fund Inc
Amer-
1960
12.90
9.93
Growth
of
Co
15,
11.87
8.21
Institutional
Ins
54%
24%
Fidelity & Guaranty-Co,—5
S
32%
107
50%
-
—5
S
55
102
2
U
4%s Feb.
Inc—
Accumulated
9.13
Fund
Y)
(N
U
Aug.
l%s
8.43
Foundation
50%
.30%
9
100.9
7.31
7.51
Inst
51%
2
Co,
100.14
6 49
1
—
Insurance
100.12
6.68
_1
Xucorporaed Income Fund
Incorporated Investors
8%
Banks—
5.94
Value
2.67
Life
lc
Value
2.44
United
48%
Maturity—
International
&
United Science Fund.—_—
H-DA
Income Fund of
S
Funds
United
Inc—
H-C7
Series
1
51%
42%
48
10
Ins
7%
39
Title Guaranty Co (N Y)'_—.—8
Figures after decimal point represent
Inc
Fund
United
Mutual Fund Inc
Travelers
-78
Co
Amer
Century Growth Inv¬
United
18.51
Guardian
Corp
Inc
U
Twentieth
lc
.
Fund
Fund
lc
—
Industry Shares Inc—1*
83%
10
100.4
Farnham
Fund
Stock
9.04
Utilities
Investment
&
Balanced
5.72
Tobacco
Sec Life
»'7>
5
Accident
Standard
56%
5
10
100.7
36.68
lc
_
Standard
49%
•
%
35%
10
preferred
I960
14.82
•
Roe
lc
Growth
Inc
9.00
RR Equipment shares—
Railroad Stock shares
shares
44%
46%
■„
%
65
53%
.1
Amer
'
13.99
Fund
B)
6.93
_
41%
10
__5
Ins
32
"
-
4%
17.15
1
(Edison
6.82
shares
of
$6.50
10, 1965,,
3%s March 11, 1968
a9.08
10.88
lc
Bond
Ins
21%
1960
4%s Nov.
Shares—1,25
Sovereign
Petroleum
Life
Seaboard Surety Co
Security Ins. (New Haven),
Security Life & Trust Co__
Springfield Fife & Marine
20%
I960—
16,
15,
5.35s
•
19.64
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
lc
shares
Seaboard
60
•-
Marine,—.,6.25
10
4%s June
Inc—1
shs—lc
shares—
Machinery
Merchandising
Mining shares
1
18.07
Scudder Stevens & Clark—
American
Fire
15,
4s
7.48
Fund
Paul
July
5.30s
.
15.01
12.95
Southwestern Investors
Administered shares—lc
Railroad
Inc
13.81
6.84
6.83
Fully
20%
122
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn-
8 42
11.95
6.23
lc
18%
3 %s
12.95
al8.12
Selected
St
4%s
9.26
7 79
1
(The) Stock Fund-lc
shares
Bond
8.52
12.82
1
Canada
Stock
91%
35%
May
.
25c
Common
5
87
33%
1960
June
3%S
.
1
Shares
of
—-5
5.40s
11.49
Fund
Dist
Fund
10
Corp
Y)_
(N
Republic Insurance 1,(Texas) —10
Republic. Natl Life Insurance,,2
April 15,
5%s
5s
10 73
Fund
Growth
Scudder
6.80
6.42
4.65s
-
Putnam
80%
Bid
17.45
9.84
11.38
Inc
13.81
Institutional
X15.92
2.50
13.12
Bond
1
1
Fund
76%
5.40s
*
Fund Inc
Puritan
25%
Obligations of Government Agencies
6.24
50c
Growth Stock
23%
21%
al3.54
Inc
(T Rowe)
10
83%
19%
Figures after decimal point represent
11.70
5.70
1
Inc
12.61
Industrial
10.43
Fund
Corp
Fund
25%
80
2
4%s
Securities
Philadelphia
in.10
56
Reinsurance Corp
10.84
Inc
Mutual
11.98
Food
General
10.03
—1
Fund
Securities
of
61
23%
•52
52%
Co
Corp
56%
5
5
49%
4
Jersey Insurance Co of N
Over-Tlie-Counter
Penn
10
Y
.
50
43%
Federal Home Loan
Oppenheimer Fund
of N
Co
62%
4 %
41%
Standard
Insurance
48
47%
Co
Life
Peerless
13%
44%
58
Y—_il2%
1
;_1
Insuiance
&
————lc
shares
Common
1
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund-l
——
N
Indemnity Co,,!—„10
5
&'Insurance.-.
Jefferson
13.32
Quarterly
shares
Aviation-Electronics—
of
37%
12%
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)
Quaker City Lite Ins (Pa)
5
Owners
13.90
9.63
1
Capital Corp
Ins Co
33
-34%.
8%
(Jacksonville-Fla)-2%
8.96
12.32
Shares
2.50
—
2.50
F)
Insurance
9.10
12.72
Price
-1
Pacific
71%
6.62
8.20
3.33
1
Pioneer
Inc
6.06
1
1
3.07
Futures
Group
1
Chemistry
Electronics
6.13
General Investors Trust
Northern
68%
67
8.52
Inc
•
2.78
General
7.80
1
Series
Pine Street Fund Inc
8.79
70%
63
River
4.32
One William Street Fund
5.57
Fundamental Investors —__—1
Northeastern Insurance!—3.33%
67
30
6.13
3.95
1
Fund
Capital Fund
Nucleonics
—lc
series
North
161
(D C),1.50
Insurance
13.28
lc
series—
365
47%
55
49%
(Fla)
11.63
5.61
12.28
4.53
Florida Growth Fund Inc-
Financial
10.64
1
1
Series
5
153
114
Home
14.06
1
17%
12.07
Co
37%
44%
"si
7%
American
Life
34%
v
45%
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Hartford Steam Boiler
20.72
13.01
of Canada Ltd
1
Fidelity Capital Fund—
Fidelity Fund Inc
Ins
351
4
Hanover
3.47
1
—
Stock
(S
Employ Life Ins
Great
Series—
_—-
Series
'Growth
3.19
Inc.l
England
Electronics Investment Corp .—I
Energy Fund Inc——
Equity Fund Inc
Gov
Insp
Co
Income Series
Stock
Fund
Fire
39%
1
Insurance
Home
Corp—
Stock
21.84
Stock
York
New
19%
>
5
Globe & Republic Ins Co
Government Employees Ins
Gulf
Series
,■—1
Fund
14.72
8.48
Series
Preferred
Howard-
&
Balanced
21
Ai.__—5
Amsterdam
Casualty!
2
Hampshire-Fi.re_.L——10
%
115
18 %
36%
5
4
.
22.14
interest
Series
Dividend
———1
Eaton
13.62
Fund
Life
General Reinsurance
Glens Falls
13.77
7.76
Wide Securities
Nation
Shares—
—
12.74
X20.48
Fund
Investors
National
E
2.40
10.16
10.06
Series
Franklin
Shares
Trust
Co
(D C)
Corp
Mutual
Insurance
Fireman's
9.25
10.63
8.53
3.49
al3.32
9.71
Diversified
19%
class
144
111
5
Providence-Washington
1
9.18
"
-
Corp
62%
'
.1
:_i
55%
interest—1
Mutual Shares
70
-1
Nationwide
New
,10
com
52%
1
Investment
12.26
1
16%
35%
AA
Fire
5
Fidelity Bankers Iiife Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
15.84
Mutual
Inc__1
>"
Inc
Union
Phoenix
13.09
65%
Fund
15'A
33%.,'
&'Accident Ins.l
Line
53%
14.65
11.15
Inc
Old
136
50%
11.98
1
Fund
Natl
National
45%
At,—,—„l—,10
.
13%
58
Federal
1
_1
Fund
Life
61
23
41'A'
"-11%
i_lo
Philadelphia Life Ins- Co
lc
Inc
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
Investment
Natl
56%
.
Manufacturers—,4-
Life "(Bait)—,-.
Fire
3%
Income Foundation Fd_l
Mutual
De
Income
33%
Merchants '&
78%
Automation
7.68
Growth -Skk
.' -3%
3
lc
&
15.58
Delaware
45%
Fire Assurance,,12.50
74
Stock
Fund
7.02
Diver
44
31 %
Merchants
2.29
33 %c
15.42
Diversified
35%
10
Co
Inc
5%
41%
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)—1.25
Employers Group Assoc
*
Employers Reinsurance
Corp—5
Trust
Growth
1
"—
Forster
.
4%
41%
10
Co
245
33
Ndw
Life
Casualty
Life Fund—
-1
Fund
General
53%
235
Casualty ———:
1
Bonding—,5
Indemnity & Lift; InsAi—5
21
1
—2
18%
50%
10
Mass
27%
3%
,5
(Ky )
17
10
Va
Massachusetts
50%
Ins
Crum
3.45
int_33%c
—
Vegli Investing Co Inc
Delaware
Fund—
Investors
De
Income
LiCo
1
of
Life
3.56
lc
beneficial
Inc
Fund
22.34
ot
Investors
Fund
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
Dividend
9%
46
26
—,5
Co
Lite
63%
20%
Maryland
10
Standard
25%
19
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc.—1
8%
"
(NJ)—,2
Continental
2.02
shares,
shares
16.16
Crown
14%
National
al4.40
lc
Special Investment
20.01
20.51
13
Inc
Co
National
Monument
Assurance
lc
11.03
18.41
—
Insurance
3%
Continental
lc
shares
14.87
B
Companies
Life
Lincoln
9%
Insurance
&
Life
11%
8%
Ins
•
59%
3
17
3%
Life
Ask
23
Casualty Ins Co
Ten 11
1
1
Shippers
Connecticut
&
of
Bid
Par
10
5
Re-insurance
&•
Natl
:
(Va)__5
15%
N J)— 2%
a24 46
lc
shares
Petroleum
1
Series
shares
shares
Paper
13.38
Bond & Stock
Inc
Co
Managed Funds—
9.60
Fund
41%
Corp
Natl Life Ins\(Birm).^2
(Galveston),—1
Commonwealth
2.95
of
10.03
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Boston
14.25
Mutual Fund
Fund
8.83
Concord
13.04
Assurance
(Newark
Ins
Beneficial
15% '
6.90
9.23
Inc
American
12.13
1
Co
Bankers
Bankers
6.63
15
11.10
I-Iome
American
18.71
1
Fund
14.28
Nat
6.35
—1
Composite
Investors. Corp
Mercury .-(Wash D.C)
17.12
T—1
—
Amer
Amer
—1
Investment
Fund Inc
12.35
Inc—1
Commonwealth Stock Fund
Composite
19.72
6.05
1
~25e
Fund
Transport
_—
13.07
13.09 !
Fund—1
Inc_
Stk
Income
Commonwealth
Amer Ins
11.31
V
15.00
6.57
132
•.
38
■
1
13.75
1
—
(Jacksonville: Fla)
13.72
15,500
126
12.24
30%
Fidelity Life Ins Co,l
Heritage Life Ins—
American
13.76
11.55
14.200
1
Life
'■
Title Ins
Pacific Insurance-Co
9.ol
Corp—100
100
preferred
Colonial Energy Shares
Colonial Fund Inc
86
28%
5
9.79
5.99
14.39
10.68
82%
"
9.66
8.80
13.17
50c
Inc,
Securities
Commonwealth
8.81
f
Liberty
Casualty_5
10.25
12.58
Sayles
75'A
Assur——5
&
preferred
9.39
12.72
Insurance
71'A
Co—10
3.97
v
Stks)_l
Looinis-Savles
10.08
1
Boston
Priced Com
Loomis
9.22
,i
1
Shares Trust
Fund
7%
Shares &
Ins
1
1
(Low
Lite
1
Fund
17.04
Bonds)
Bonds)
Pfd
Life Insurance Investors Inc
Canadian International Growth
Capital
15.62
Lawyers
'
'
•
82'A
American
Amer
Lexington Trust Fund
Lexington Venture Fund
14.26
16.20
—1
23.73
(Income Com Stocks)
1
(Speculative Com Stk) ,_1
Fund
Equitable
Ask
77%
5
_
Insurance
conv
21 75
(High-Grade Com Stk)
Lazard
Bid
10
.,10
Insurance
Fidelity
$1.25
25.11
Bonds)_l
Knickerbocker Growth
Surety
Co.„
American
24.06
S-4
13.64
6.78
&
American
a23.411
1
Keystone Fund of Canada Lld-1
Knickerbocker. Fund
1
17.73
12.99
'
.
—
31.98
Agricultural
S-3
11.93
16.40
12.02
v
j.
Ltd—————-1
Fund
Bullock
Aetna
Stocks)
1
(Speculative Pfd Sties),,1
vS-2
Investment—-50c
12.24
Bonds)
Priced
(Discount
(Income
11.95
„—1
California Fund Inc.——•
Canada
(Low
B-4
K-l
3.95
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Boston Fund Inc__—
—I
Street
(Medium. Grade
5.70
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
Broad
11.26
31.35
Mutual Fund—1
B-2
5.57
Life
11.87
—1
Fund
(Investment
8.96
Casualty
Insurance
10.86
Boston—1
B-l
1.66
Aetna
10.47
Aetna
Inc—i
8.24
"A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc-1.
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Cdrp lc
Ltd
9.58
Par
Ask
1
of
Research
5:24
Axe-Houghton Fund
Canada
_1
Keystone Custodian Funds—
17
—
Trust
Mut
America—
Trust
(The)
Bid
Par
of
Co
Fund
Johnston
Development
iex-3-for-l
New
2.07
1
Fund
Insurance Companies
Mutual Funds—
1
Business Shares-
American
Ask
7.11
-
Inc_____—1.25
Fund
American
Bid
Par
97.97
97.067'
97.13
•
Number 5935
191
Volume
.
.
The Commercial arid Financial Chronicle
,
(1259)
47
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
this week will show
Bank- clearings
increase
an
Complete
com¬
based on
the country,
the
indicate that for the week ended Saturday,
us,
from all cities of the United States
March 19, clearings
which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will
from
those for the corresponding
above
4.0%
be
last
week
preliminary totals stand at $28,461,444,812
against $27,378,097,411 for the same week in 1959. At
Our
year.
there is
this center
was
A
York
New
I960
18r
826,839,905
807,309,940
459,683,873
534,007,834 —13.9
419,600,000
427,800,000
851,035,000
827,476,721
+
2.8
507,551,648
+
3.1
683,859,682
615,983,989
+ 11.0
421,356,700
412,337,885
+
AAA
—*—*•
—r—
City
6.9
+
1st
—•
——.
Francisco———_—Ai.
San
Pittsburgh
.—
—_
.
Cleveland
A
523,517,281
—-—
1
A
—
12
_
_
_
$
;
Cleveland
in
Atlanta
of
5th
7th
2.2
Atlanta
Chicago
_
_
CLEARINGS
A
.
+
—
1,374,202,695
—
„-
___
_•
1,305,291,682
1,564,342,488
««
17
_
1,645,836,560
4
$22,104,952,182 $20,764,886,961
five days
cities,
9th
6.5
+
Minneapolis
5,305,410,525
5,511,008,790
$27,410,362,707
$26,275,895,751
cities, five days——
Other
10th
Kansas
11th
All
days-A
five
San
cities,; one day—
cities
all
Total
1,051,082,105
3.7
+
1,102,201,660
$28,461,444,812
707,424,017
—
Description—:
Stocks
t
.
Outside
V-
Bonds
Railrbad
■■
U.
1959
124,465,716
65,793*447
■:
•':
559,696,155
.
579,139,793
.
7,254,000
12,575,500
13,831,000
2,000
—
2,000
The volume- of transactions m
share:properties
on
the
...
A
1960
January
1957
Cleveland
49,871,356
40,197,732
37,575,141
New
is shown below:
CLEARINGS FOR LEADING CITIES
<--1960
1959
.
York..,A» 55,540
48,897
1957—
1958
-
4,475
4,143 A 3,750
5,289
4,687 -
St.
3,302 ;
2,667
Boston
3.116
,
Fran...
4,307
107,217
110,927
1957
8.227
12th
San
10,638
9,526
9,641"
5,670
5,919
«■
*
5,715
5,960
6,386
2,706
2,250"
2,086
1,774
1,768
1,984
1,771"
1,718
1,874 "
1,923
11,872 ;*
1,660
5,822
1,587
-
4,415
4,651
4,619
1,733
-
.
3,951
3,726
3,806
3,574
2nd
3,484
Houston
Atlanta
1,923
3,477
3,080
3,373
3,289
3,573
1,769
-3,350
1,565
1,509
3,625
3,380
3,412
1,314
1,422
3,210
,3,116
2,944
'
962
.,
"3,611
1,643
1,079
1,137
758
2,454
1,980
V.
886
813.
747
799.
Orleans
1.117
873 '
soo
854
Louisville
-
•
2,341
2,479
1,944
2,641
753
1,167
'913
1,662
Seattle ' ;...
f:-
A 824 * A
902
.<
738
1,837
1,699
2,297
T
,
A
1,787
9,162 639,220
-
10,856,609,801
3,33$,624,472
A 2,894,539 ,836
+ 15.3
2,647,865,525
.'.2,818 ,300,299
2,925,599,035
2,656,793 ,278
+ 10.1
2,357,577,364
2,288 ,897,537
3,912,578 ,678
+
+ 11.0
+ 12.1
3,842,728,672
3,692,428.746
5,160,627,270
,3,483 ,291,581
3,980 ,311,362
6,364,857,675
4,219,629 ,152
5,677,090 ,167
115,193,339,303
102,025.256,873
+
12.9
95,538,115,725
94,683,600.084
+
12.3
48,570,309,970
~5M11,477.041
,
"
cities
A
59,652,672,574
4.4
'
53,127,642,757
:
?
5,148 866,973
in the two months for four years:
table showing clearings by Federal Reserve Districts
Twelve Months
Twelve Months
Twelve Months
1957
Inc. or
1958
/
Dec.
$
••••••
%
1
' i.
1956
•
$
■
,
.—.
15
15
—
8
16
AUanta"—
*
31
—
—
7
Louis
St.
Minneapolis
iCth
Kansas City
12th
San
7.7
6,988,716,294
7,184,129,370
114,917,889,848
+
3.7
98,852,122,756
9,578, 198,704
12,487, 466,448
6,649 365,250
+
4.0
104,786,055,086
8,886,987,780
«f
+ 10.0
12,212,338,417
12,901,213,030
+
2.7
6,234,030,985
6,296,894.829
12,167, 581,311
19,951, 689,402
+
9.4
11,358,904,186
'A. 21,899,874,093
9.7
19,389,471,837
11,262,873,350
20,055,250,689
6,809,948,005
6,191, 820,827
+ 10.0
5,908,511*685
A 5,986,021,985
,*/. J'J
5,764 ,377,469
8,335 ,028,235
+
3.8
.+
1.8
5.7
'"
9,958,284,753
'
13,739,837,505
M
6,829,335,482
If
«•
«#
13,305,772,774
V*
1
,'
A
t
1
+
1,752
A
1,588
1,620
"A 2,475
A
2,267
A A;
6,143,723,906
5,036,465.057
7,595,102,917
9,657,791,732
9,135 024,427
+
18
13,199,852,657
12,166 ,542,490
+
8.5
232,689,065,466
220,630,626,183
+
5.5
"208,530^9147203
206,792,541.454
121,761,507,497
113,413,370,536
+
7.4
107,297,794,617
111,809,476,753
«•
—
If
8,483,421,999
175
cities
2,234
Total
11,312,367,492
11
.—
——A——
+
110,870, 052,931
5,240,854,282
A -7,922,340,633
8,349,162,422
.11,253,540,596
14
Francisco
7,333, 478,689
'■
If
16
—
llth Dallas
"
7,901,034,633
cities
10
-—
Chicago
■''' $
'
Cleveland
9th
1,284
■
1,183
*
*
Portland
957
981
744
829
1,071
Birmingham;
*
706
2,208
i
2,055
AA{
A
-715
.
601
689
Denver
843
757"
697
633
'
•V
569
Paul,.:.
570
—
A
A
8,787,890,415
11,364,507,643
A
New
York
City
—
"
1,799
1,791
1,326
1,257
1,753
1,602
1,480
1,424
A>1,384
'."555
Outside
'
1,454
A 1,709
746 *
808
St.
1,585
1,572
1,743
1,932
8.74
V
812
"
%
8,778,447,333
13.7
.3,146,909,439
48,540,884,374
*
Jacksonville.
Omaha
.5,226 ,323,740
+ 16.1
12.4
+
;
1,896
1,818
1,023*
2,883 775,705
5,160,691,318
4,083,131,759
14
8th
1,676
1,626
1,866
2,639
A 731 "
1,019
2,797,964,809
+ 12.9
14,685,592,707
18
——
Philadelphia
7tli
1,679
*
New
3,141,985 ,935
'.5,767,694 ,680
9,347,077. .197
"
175
York
New
6th
3,081
,
•?. 5,930 458,909
3,378,249,384
■;?**"' '
5th -Richmond
3,254
1,486
1,313
.
Richmond
1,353
1,615
1,623
Cincinnati
1,533
3,107
1,807
.A
A.
Baltimore
"
M
City—
York
4th
3,205
3,745
3,930
1,493
1,538
1,742
New
3rd
'*
-
Minneapolis.
"
11
Boston
-1st
4,075
3,954
1,451
1,362
1,479
5,564,825,863
7.5
Federal Reserve Districts
"
.
4,047,165,012
15.6
+
+
1'959
4,890
3,969
^
V"' 3,194
3,983
8.2
+
+
'
———
$
Dec. %
5,907,080 ,157
•
6,831,270,976
14
-——
1957
1958
Inc. or
1959
•; ■ $.
Twelve Months
5,569
"4,031
"
Louis'.
4.4%; in
the San
+
5,834
5,546
'4,798
5,441
-
A
expansion of
-
-
'2,243
2,049 "
City
>
3,277, 990,793
45,331, 691,655
5,151 052,310
7
We append another
"
6,447
2,561
2,535
2,725 "
2,243
Kansas
11,219,195.259
6,510,267,964
"
"
16
.
Francisco
•>..
r,,
3,442,608 ,666
6,550
6,428
2,655
2,564
■
Dallas
Pittsburgh
10,587,463,955
94,983
101,233.
8,856
3,003
Cleveland
St.
/ 1,251,577,818
22,815,165,563
.
-
10,059
"
-i .v..
23.321,452,766
A
1.0
501578,715 ,424
4,479,463 ,703
31
—-
——i—
Kansas City
Outside
9,193
"
—
A
Louis
....;
3,869,864,395
8
A-Total'
-10,858
4,847
"4.408
,
2,659
-
2,784
3,092
1,189,738,307
3.1
—
540,903,060
501,176,461
1.6
.
1958
1959
.
"
San
3.4
+
City Reserve District the totals show a gain of
the Dallas Reserve District of 11.0%, and in
Francisco Reserve District of 12.1%.
4,8461035,143
cities
16
-
Minneapolis Mi.-*---A-'-*A*
10th
-
Detroit
568,183,402
636,186,328
Reserve District has to its. credit an
57,5031235,992
15
Chicago
8th
,11th Dallas
'
IN FEBRUARY
-■I960
43,572
46,967
■
Philadelphia
Chicago
...,
622,100,451
16.1%; the St. Louis Reserve District of 15.3%, and the
Minneapolis Reserve District of 10.1%. In the Kansas
15
14
Atlanta
7th
.
-
-Jan. 1 to Feb. 29-
Month of February'
7.2
in the Richmond Reserve District by 7.5%,
District by 12.9%. The Chi¬
10
——
Richmond
6th
-48,160,955
65,793,447,
each of the last four
years
Omitted)
cago
■
.5
i.
1
5th
9tli
) BANK
690,609.901
584,035,383
.
—.A——.
Philadelphia
+
83,253,414
60,533,354
> (000,000
1,536,171,588
.*
649,722,385
6.2
and in the Atlanta Reserve
an
clearings houses of 12.9%,
;
>
York
New
4th
leading cities for the
of February and the; two months ended Feb. 29 in
month
15.6%;
by
of the clearings for
that month there was
For
February.
February—
of
3rd
The ppurse of i>ank, clearings ,for
■
1,497,928,864
8.5
—
11,421,622,333
,
aggregate
Boston
2nd
AA,.
■———^Number of Shares
j1958
*::1959 -
•63,932;362
«
February:'
5.0
23,630,297,953
11,072,365,223
Federal Reserve Districts
1st
Exchange for the two months of 1957
to 1960,is indicated in,the following: aa+^aaA
A
1
A
,;-.A 1960
Stock
.
1,443,929,691
739,035,902
1,249,868,093
1,000
*
AAAAAAAAAA
1,255,652,805
—
1,280,886,824
1,301,341,097
cities
—
provement of 13.7%; in the Boston Reserve District of
12.4%, and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of 8.2%.
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals are larger
$114,413,000 $220,154,000 $256,773,500
—:
:<A
—A A':
■
4,000
AAA1.
—
1960
bonds—-^_:$1,IP,391,500. $121,667,000 $232,731,500 $270,609,500
New York
108
—
City-
of
Month
Total
10
—
of clearings having been $115,193,339,303 and the 1959 aggregate $102,025,256,873.
In the
New York Reserve
District the totals record an im¬
149,046,861
6,360,500
:
York
New
month
the
'
Government
S.
A-
.1960
.1959.
.1960
$110,029,000
Rank
government
,
increase for the entire body of
-
A;
misc.—
&
International A-
Foreign
,
.We also furnish now, a summary
the
The results
-Two Months
February—
60,533,354 A
Number- of shares-
—
Total-
4.0
months of 1960 and 1959 follow:
—Month of
l.'A
Francisco
4.6
+
Our usual monthly detailed statement of transactions on
for February* and two
3.5
6
—
23.394,731,683
the New York Stock Exchange is appended.
735,499,202
4.3
$27,378,097,411
—
week——
for
1,273,136,198
1,287,131,037
—
657,988,480
.
44
—
II
cities,
all
Total
1,043,621,071
—
73 8,362,585
656,483,306
if
9
City
8.9
—
657,141,609
7
— „,
Dallas
12th
'
AA
.
12,079,826,231
0.5
—
617,157,988
4
—
"
$
13,166,590,785
f
—11.2
788,819,423
1,259,915,322
'
'
.
788,256,015
1.8
1,129,437,526
A'V
805,737.350
2.3
700,710,534
'
'
$
%
+
1957
1958
Inc. or
Dec.
$
;
44
Ten
a
3.4%; but in the San Francisco Reserve District the
a gain of 1.6%.
totals record
1,367,249,270
44
St. Louis
8th
oi; 8.5% and the Minneapolis Reserve District of
the Kansas City Reserve District the totals
loss of 7.2% and in the Dallas Reserve District
1,029,457,346
i f
The Chicago Reserve
falling off of 5.0%, the St. Louis Reserve
801,649,615
u
10
a
there is
District of 3.5%.
12,641,258,753
«
7
6
Richmond
6th
a
820,121,310
11
——
—
—
in
Districts,
In
6.2%.
show
register
Reserve District
Reserve
District
a
Philadelphia
Cleveland
totals
12,866,115,258
cities
9
Reserve
in the Philadelphia Reserve
decline of 8.9%.
In the
a decrease of 0.5%,
the Richmond Reserve District of 11.2% and in the
the
District
District suffers
'
,
Federal
improvement of 1.8% and in the Boston
an
1959
..A
the
to
Reserve District of 2.3%, but
I960
'A
York.—
3rd
.
Baltimore
New
4th
■>
1.9
—
Boston
2nd
2.3
+.
totals record
BANK
OF
SUMMARY
3.4
'
6t. Louis
a
12—
March
Ended
according
which they are located and from this it appears that in
the New York Reserve District (including this city) the
the bank clearings at this
gain of 0.9%. We group the
3.1%,
Federal Reserve Districts
1,230,000,000
—
cities
by
covered
8.8
+
1,306,133,570
A
Philadelphia
Kansas
$14,096,285,374
1,395,901,236
—
of
having registered
Week
1,188,000,000
Chicago
Boston
1959
$15,335,158,505
—,
week
For that week there was a decrease of
12.
decrease
a
center
CLEARINGS- RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Ended March
Week
the
for
appear
1.0%, the aggregate of clearings, for the whole country
having amounted to $23,394,731,683 against $23,630,297,953 in the same week in 1959. Outside of this city there
Our comparative summary for the week follows:
8.8%.
foregoing will
ended March
gain for the week ending Friday of
a
details
exact
and
in our issue of next week. We
cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week ends
Saturday, and the Saturday figures are not available at
time of going to press.
Accordingly, in the above, the
last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
In the elaborate detailed statement, however, which
we present further below we are able to give
the final
and complete results of the week previous—the week
Preliminary figures compiled by
telegraphic advices from the chief cities of
pared with a year ago.
1,604
following compilation covers the years as by months for two years:
The
1,210
1,295
'
Memphis
Buffalo
Washington.
Milwaukee
Nashville
Tot. 31
Other
Total
550:
1,408
560
504
711
.
1,296
499 "
522
522
'.v
cities
8,735
All...
1,141
597
A 540
,498
1,453
504
502
59,652
-j no
>,1,146
1,079
1,087
1,125 *
_
88,397
87,382
214,682
"203,693 ~ "192,767" 190,785
7,868
7,141
7,301
.18,007
A 16,937
53,127" 48,570
16,007
15,763
"94,683 ~232,689 "220,630 " "208,530 "
107,297
113,413
121,761
51,111
—
now
add
February
—
$
>
232,689,065,466
62,108,834,923
+
3.0
59,652,672,574
53,127,642,757
+
12.3
5.5
121,761,507,497
113,413,370,536
+
7.4
0.9
220,630,626,183
206,792
111,809
A
Total
2
Months—
city for the
+
month of February and since Jan. 1 for 2 years
and for week ended March 12 for
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
1960
Inc. or
1959
.'I
Maine—Bangor
.
15,990,602
A
...
:. A
Dec. %
$
33,041,835
+.10.2
14,516,687
Holyoke
1958
+
1.4
4,503,986
3,747,898
+
20.2
9.3
6,518,334
6,497,474
+
0.3
7,054,904
.
26,642,178
+
7.8
58,686,761
53,706,179
5,960,879,694
+
7.1
670,642,773
656,715,672
2.1
645,769,791
11.9
6,386,197,593
+
+
31,256,808
29.118.895
+
7.3
4,309,697
3,296,281
30.7
3,234,593
+
13.7
+
13,379,786
10,647,928
8,991,906
+ 18.4
22,366,373
19,737,489
+ 13.3
13,303,133
+
8.3
1,707,019
1.960,572
—12.9
1,451,113
29,798,238
+
8.0
3,722,367
3,627,638
2.6
3,812,086
14,915,491
15,230,310
•.
6,493,449
6.314,563
+
2.8
15,149,832
Bedford
14,407,389
13,710.602
+
10.5
32,195,037
A
-
;
Worcester
63,761,183
I 8,388,510
228,456,468
-
Connecticut—Hartford
;
Waterbury
-
;
Rhode Island—Providence—
.
.
:
,
193,302,540
96,887,284
105,708,138
20,224,900
24.922,800
cities).
3,869,864,395
9.1
,
+ 10.5
12,368,233
35,459,633
+
30.3
38,710,581
40,513,101
21,012,999
24,405,630
—13.9
20,085,069
24,243,227
+ 15.8
29,824,300
35,710,900
—16.5
37,050,900
32,106,300
2,929,113
4
15.2
206,374,939
+
2.4
,
41,926,500
50.865,400
"
:
-•
+
—
2.1
13,341,722
—17.6
-
20.7
344.562,300
297,621,400
26,215,718
+
10.9
3,313,240
2,814,807
17.7
2,784,136
+ 15.9
29,063.073
+
12,077,961
+ 12.4
7,901,034,633
7,333,478,689
+
7.7
820,121,310
801,649,615
+
2.3
788,256,015
.3,442,608.666
+
*
;
12,182,800
46,191,847
+ 15.0
211,264.353
-
—18.9.
,
141,564,500
17C.926.900
13,993,403
+
13,459,257
7.2
+
105,872,013
382,848,934
133,498,602
19.3
+18.2
-
124,538,734
121,713,550
+13.1
+
48,938,626
'
Hampshire—Manchester
:
56,370,791
'
2,817,091
7,594.088
657,731,585
3,705,278
1,770,061
3,838,126
15,496,728
12,992,652
-440,854,459
*
Springfield
1957
$
32,597,923
2,592,887
.
4 years:
12-
2,784,988,442
1
(14
March
%
1 28,715,320
3,116,189,015
.
Lowell
Total
Ve
Dec.
+
Fall River
New Haven
$
Ended
Inc. or
$
$
15,218,747
*
Portland"
Massachusetts—Boston
New
$
Dec.
1959
1960
Inc. or
1959
"
•
$
New
-Week
-Jan. 1 to Feb. 29-
Month of February1960
Clearings at—
Inc. or
60,285,727,779
+ 12.9
118,605,369,310
102,025,256,873
117,495,726,163
'
Dec. %
Dec. °/c
>
115,193,339,303
—
1959
1960
Inc. or
1959
$
^A——
January
detailed statement showing the figures for each
our
—Clearings, Total All'
1960
A A
Month—:
'
We
-Clearings Outride New York-
'
1,100
1,177
1,219
■
MONTHLY CLEARINGS
'
1,265
.,
1,247
115,193 102,025- 95,538
Outside NYC
1,221
94,157
106,458
cities.
1,185
1,147
.<
"577
i.
608
1,128
!"
*
.,
1,221
1,145
A'
;
532 '
636
,.
534 "
505
567
679
805,737,350 *
,1',
1
(I
A
I
48
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(1260)
-Month of February1960
Week
-Jan. 1 to Feb. 29Inc. or
1959
Clearings at—
Dec.
1960
%
$
12-
March
Ended
1959
Inc. or
1958
1957
$
%
Dec.
Monday, March 21, 1960
.
.
1960
Inc. or
1959
$
.
$
Dec. %
$
$
179.7
75,949,028
0.1
128,813,214
77,646,215
153,795,335
+ 12.5
2,444,342
Second Federal Reserve District—New Yorknew
York—Albany
230,702,817
■
j
Elmlra
Jamestown
150,264,386
636,712,145
532,276,609
11,619,031
Buffalo
11,770,735
+ 53.5
451,880,095
397,230,508
+ 19.6
1,296,548,098
1,145,851,374
1.3
25,426,123
25,977,571
—
15,572,089
13,536,166
+ 15.0
31,450,073
27,578,360
"<*ork
55,540,666,729
48,897,614,116
+ 13.6
110,927,557,969
107,217,255,647
Rochester
211,400,439
191,604,517
+ 10.3
420,328,792
124,392,988
111,123,014
+ 11.9
259,307,535
27,179,183
24,197,895
+ 12.3
57,362,978
129,625,874
2,675,775
2,378,258
Connecticut—Stamford
(a)
(10
(a)
325,243,714
Hew Jersey—Newark
Northern New Jersey.
12,322,366,460
8.9
2,891,309
3,087,066:
+
300,798,646
(a)
8.1
+
662,943,210
41,743,444
42,358,608
7.8
27,008,605
25,708,609
52,211,136
I
(a)
0.9
12,733,988,811
->
38,145,437
11,595,970,304
345,529,340
+
9.9
785,084,975
+
13.7
114,917,889,848
66,743,871
110,870,052,931
40,233,053
9.7
77,066,455
74,138,524
6.7
82,467,630
82,699,309
—
86,312,780
12,866,115,258
27,186,425
(a)
—
3.7
22,479,714
24,824,559
-
.
80,507,432
12,641,258,753
;+
•
5.1
+
73,913,868
-
.
6.0
740.696,533
50,578,715,424
(a)
(a)
4~7
633,387,955
—
12,079,826,231
13,166,590,785'
1.8
+
District—Philadelphia—
5,750,820
Philadelphia
—21.5
—14.9
1,412,273
1,564,780
18,630,771
+
11.9
*2,000,000
2,132,634
37,919,288
+ 24.2
95, 601,758
81,557,667
+
17,831.705
+ 11.8
42, 420,216
39,422,401
+
7.6
6,012,868
+
34.3
15, 136,246
12,527,425
+
20.8
4,143,000,000
+
8.0
9,193, 000,000
8,856,900,000
+
3.8
Reading
18,913,447
17,171,396
Scranton
34,039,974
29,740,065
Wllkes-Barre
16,523,629
17,067,347
York
29,239,408
25,955,958
+ 10.1
40, 310,659
+ 14.5
65 302,553
61.843,172
3.2
31 862,739
35,289,363
+ 12.7
63, 100,627
—
-
4,483,317
4,591,056
963,000,000
4,958,747
1,060,000,000
8.1
5.6
8,902,433
*3,500,000
6,745,662
7,084,779
+ 10.0
1,534,304
+
12.3
4, 653,337
4,255,929
6,372,267
+ 15.4
15 818,809
14,123,789
91,608,854
—29.9
212, 351,282
193,708,371
64,248,681
60,871,351
+
5.5
130 692,038
132,925,945
4,846,035,143
Jersey—Trenton
-
1,833,044
2,067,670
4,479,463,703
+
8.2
9,958,284,753
9,578,198,704
+
4.0
123, 588,539
105,041,731
+
17.7
13,989,587
4,396,423
1,205,000,000
3,910,886
3,735,523 "
7,287,984
7,528,387
3,616,599
3,777,541
6,746,094
—10.3
7,385,857
"
8.1
—
4.8
—
13,469,742
9.3
+
4,031,332
977,000,000
+ 15.2
3,809,019
100,227,477
Total (15 cities)
■:
9.2
—
9,928,844
9.7
1,722,688
Delaware—Wilmington
••
2.3
—
4,305,061
+
—
57,383,443
6.2
—
17.2
+
37,276,491
1,950.763
2,595,385
9.2
+
1,432,501
7,352,461
-
Hazleton
2,010,455
1,944,691
—28.3
1,970,424
16,475,636
20 851,453
4,475,000,000
Lebanon
16,778,301
14, 015,608
+ 20.2
8,077,759
Lancaster
13 167,428
—10.9
8,977,160
19,937,249
Harrisburg
—22.6
7,972,458
47,108,537
Chester
7,428,682
7,102,564
10,790,449
—
Bethlehem
Bois
1.5
9.9
57,503,235,992
Third Federal Reserve
2,590,286
—
3,465,035
.
.
12,208,675,620
8.0
379,746,857
cities).
Pennsylvania—Altoona
New
3,157,215
3.5
+
240,582,842
■
Du
+ 14.0
'
Utlca
Total
■
129,711,374
2.1
389,281,005
Syracuse
New
<
13.2
+
+
68,734,601
192,286,582
+ 13.8
—
■
:■.
•
.
"
.
..
.
-J
.
+ 12.0
+
'
22,427,531
20.0
21,096,718
1.7
11,793,416
11,755,677
1,029,457,346
1,129,437,526
—
16,731,202
16,575,652
1,043,621,071
0.3
+
1,273,136,198
-
8.9
—
18,650,283
17,981,498
5.9
—
ir't
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
Ohio—Canton
;
■
.v.'.j
63,085 630
48, 918,154
+ 29.0
1,313,110 778
2,706,658 554
1,167, 082,667
+ 12.5
2,641, 514,574
2,454,624,259
+
7.6
295,856,631
2,250, 271,191
+
20.3
5,441, 147,478
4,798,611,072
+ 13.4
288,597 100
248, 595,500
+ 16.1
580, 593,800
510,124,900
+
Cincinnati
Hamilton
17,281 590
Lorain
16, 667,204
32,956,236
+
14. 326,901
12,276,557
+
112, 419,207
105,544,076
+
6.5
54, 387,091
+ 20.1
130 715,493
114,017,596
+
14.6
42, 573,544
+ 13.1
104, 413,539
91,687,805
+
;
■
+ 14.8
324 ,745,712
49, 825,458
+
65,327 ,838
48,142 808
Newark
< if
Toledo
38, 148,183
168,453 ,481
146, 727,428
303,730,742
'■:+
57,441,300
367,341
1,771 ,947,095
12.0
3,983 853,639
3,726,404,324
+
33, ,387,684
+ 17.7
78 ,944,993
68,928,424
25,624 ,543
23 ,223,620
+
10.3
52 ,393,657
49.957,202
+
30.395 460
29, 373,419
+
3.5
72, 281.143
74,920,601
—
19,428 ,102
18, 339,354
+
5.9
39, 750,642
38,600,923
6,831,270,976
5,907,080,157
+
i.5.6
13,739,837,505
12,487,466,448
1,367,249,270
3.4
426,377,490
484.235,005
0.5
1,374,202,695
15,999,969
1,287,131,037
1,443,929,691
-
2.2
West
454,994,850
9,794,015
12,758,683
4.9
Kentucky—Lexington
439,335,905
12,615,645
0.7
0.9
—
—
+ 14.5
Oil
11,541,372
14,280,848
6.9
39,283 ,224
11,458,149..
14,147,356
6.9
1,984.579 ,601
Erie
,
4.5
579.913,294
55,261,500
13.9
5, 760,748
54,047 ,112
Youngstown
; if
11
•
283
502,285,775
16.7
8.5
11,619,225
266,854,549
1.8
+
62,363,700
.
3.9
5.5
—
15.6
+ 25.9
+
7,255 ,105
Mansfield
.
3.7
13.8
12.536,937
+
537,035,284
Columbus
527,306,542
65,155,100
+
280,516,899
Cleveland
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
?!
City
Virginia—Wheeling.
Total
cities).
(15
+
—
3.0
+
+ 10.0
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
West
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
21,773,446
Bouth
+ 15.7
46,239,586
42,069,223
+
9.9
4,937,574
4,949,003
89,528,000
+
0.5
186,854,000
179,967,000
+
3.8
20,813,000
21,743,000
962,749,588
913,136,919
+
5.4
1,980,820,649
1,944,198,584
+
1.9
200,675,656
229,604,545
0.2
—
Carolina—Charleston..
37,112,007
Columbia.
34,624,546
84,520,668
70,682,018
1,623,497.107
Frederick
1,486,096,181
22,341,330
181,718,996
+
1
7.2
78,053,805
76,744,093
+19.6
169,652,308
3,210,638,569
23,129,321
183,727,051
9.5
8,753,079
9,079,246
7.8
370,198,671
371,076,424
8,921,619
9,933,159
344,135,544
1.7
+
373,291,876
—
149,297,840
—18.8
147,776,463
788,819,423
—11.2
735,499,202
—
+ 12.6
150,619,936
9.2
3,116,657,377
+
3.0
+
Columbia—Washington
6,746,916
550,266,290
522,350,478
+ 23.5
15,858,360
13,589,762
5.3
1,141,218,205
1,125,519,275
+
'
.<
.
8,329,278
of
4,537,805
4,710,663
4.3
—12.6
—
•
Maryland—Baltimore
District
18,820,877
90,001,000
Richmond
'
+ 16.7
'
121,227,141
1.4
+
147,486,055
fT
'
Total
(8 cities)
3,378,249,234
3,141,985,935
"+
7.5*
6,649,365,25$
6,829,335,482
,
•'
i.
'
700,710,534' '
2.7
.+
+\
i
739,035,902
.)»
.
'•
■
■
Sixth Federal Reserve District—AtlantaTennessee—Knoxvllle
134 190,498
126,369,802
+
3.0
608 581,777
577,444,031
+
1,807 300,000
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
1,615,900,000
279,552,846
5,136' '
27,975,]
3.0
288,266.351
30,483,544
1,247,210,497
1,219,123,375
+
2.3
121,061,
L-597. ~
130,486,016
3,625,800,000
3,380,405,000
+
7.3
322,300,000
390,100,000
123,813,277
396,600,000
378,500,000
7,017,957
Augusta
30 ,295,991
28,076,718
+.,
7.9
64,344,895
5.9
7,643,214
7,866,078
24,078,382
+
0.1
52,336,904
60,743,614
52,324,585
+.
24 ,100,000
+
29 ,937,000
26,572,411
+ 12.7
61,218,794
55,896,323
+
9.5
6,280,808
7,404,924
1,284 ,235,924
1,183,350,768
8.5
2,639,799,790
2,475,106,359
6.7
285,395,203
290,031,329
165, 331,198
123,293,005
+ 34.1
351.170,073
265,151,218
+
9.2
2,208,931,841
2,055,163,206
+
7.5
220,968,759
232,002,996
—
+ 15.9
141,576,312
132,560,842
+
6.8
15,995,595
16,666,039
—
Florida—Jacksonville
Tampa
Alabama—Birmingham
+
1,071 910,664
981,273,986
Mobile
69 ,537,476
60,011,646
Montgomery
33 ,627,294
32,834,488
+
2.4
68,794,191
68,376,620
+
36 208,000
31,701.000
+ 14.2
75,023,000
68,210,000
+
2.8
6,849,878
—15.2
6,811,046
7,648,113
1.6
245,896,575
264,547,287
4.8
236,546,259
322,745,710
4.0
14,603,224
16,184,605
—
—
0.6
10.0
Mississippi—Hattlesburg
Jackson
83 ,092,844
Meridian
10
Louisiana—New Orleans
70,048,954
+ 18.6
163.797,109
151,654,643
+
8.0
820,016
10,077,780
+
7.4
22,114,874
21,158,353
+
4.5
3 474,614
Vicksburg
3,071,613
+ 13.1
6,733,457
6,606,807
+
1,117 ,594,668
873,590,096
+ 27.9
2,297,368,191
1
Total
(16
cities)..
6,510,267,964
5,767,694,680
+ 12.9
'
'
-
1,866,839,015
1.9
707,681
+ 23.1
251,587,329
9.4
1,259,915,322
13,305,772,774
12,167,581,311
+
.
Seventh Federal Reserve
Michigan—Ann Arbor.
720,259
1.7
—
199,530,497
T
+
26.1
927,731
600,868
196,641,137
200,861,648
1,255,652,805
r
1,249,868,093
'•
V.
,305,291,682
-
3.5
—
.st.
District—Chicago'
16, 673,549
10,616,753
57,1
32 352,375
25 730,642
3,302, 468,000
2,667,609,000
+ 23.8
6,428 ,717,000
5,670 087,000
Flint
43, 594,920
38,529,177
+ 13.1
87 ,180,491
82, 184,983
+
79, ,840,368
69,230.482
+
165 ,627,855
148, 488,408
"
6.1
Grand Rapids
Detroit
Jackson
19, 749,262
Lansing
Muskegon
Bay City
.
16,671,648
44, 178,761
44,582,083
+
15.3
+ 18.5
—
0.9
•
+
25.7
+
36, 585,467
+
8.2
93, 853,740
+
5.0
41
18,181,097
+ 11.7
45
11,797,378
+ 12.0
29, ,228,461
,316,404
604,788
+
+
62, 378,481
56,858,851
+
9.7
116, 790,784
+
110,216,902
+
15.2
258 ,370,507
224
+ 16.9
840 ,215,869
767 203,135
425, 028,157
363,532,250
837,416
14,863,93^
+
9.5
74,788,000^.',-
1
5.9
94
,843,757
91 706,767
+
3.4
io,i8i,iofrj;
42
,792,672
36 449,346
+ 17.4
51, 328.177
43,472,744
+ 18.1
102
,923,322
92 255,847
+
11.6
711, 913,537
597,312,612
+ 10.2
1,453 ,272,786
+
14.0
,230,172
1,265 703,285
16 586,538
+
9.9
20 ,084,842
22 243,135
+
69.3
3, 911,700
+
'
8, 436,607
7,929,258
+
6.4
16, 728.150
9.844,877
+
69.9
Watertown
2, 049,099
1,817,543
+ 12.7
Manitowoc
3, 677,102
35, 537,802
3,488,910
+
5.4
32,741,287
+
8.5
225, 563,426
229,935,792
78, 862,367
75,946,025
...
City
Ames
4
Bloomington
Chicago
319,659
3,408,003
13 691,156
Illinois—Aurora
12,163,281
18
4
,302,179
8 ,430,039
'69
•
11,680,675
■
,
„
„
11,819,505
82,655,000
—
.
L
■
11,403,183
69, 987,939
1.9
468 ,308,039
475, 602,968
3.8
157 ,992,905
168, 216,835
+ 26.7
9 ,070,342
7, 545,763
—
+
+
12.6
7, 742,382
6,018,029
5,^89, 352,461
4,687,411,885
+
12.8
29, 808,722
27,065,669
+
10.1
Peoria
68, 834,260
65,860,635
+
Rockford
53, ,179,729
43,629,677
Springfield
Sterling'
29, 250,640
25,208,292
+
16.0
3 490.151
3,077,280
10,856,609,801
9,347,077,197
+ 28.7
29
,684,727
14
.943,601
15, 138,314
10,858 ,241,265
146,749,7
139,883,720
—
„
84,806,000
2.7
9,718,040
0.1
4,061,839. 1
'
•
;
-+
4.9
•
'
-
'
•
9,249,499
4,144,905
132,233,533
129,384,132
ZZZZpiv:
•
■
26, 827,531
+ 12.7
—
—
—
+
0.2
8,124,55
8,134,791
1.5
52,211,3(1^.
61,091,491
6.1
19'904'5fe
21,217,320
20.2
■"
' 1
0.1
7,106,210
—14.5
48,880,259
45,073,180
6.2
17,245,788
13,875,534
—
—
,
7,022,780
+ 10.6
—
1.3
10,059, 628,905
+
7.9
,403,599
61, 554,237
+
4.6
4.5
138 ,388,901
137, 339,035
+
0.8
+ 21.9
11G ,271,073
94 680,629
+ 16.5
63 ,976,338
57, 955,126
+ 10.4
+ 13.4
7 ,219,942
6 442,271
+ 16.1
21,899,874,093
19,951,6^89,402
+ 17.2
64
4,892,343
4,889,990,^.
.
7, 477,558
,848,030
Decatur
(31 cities)
■
'
Sheboygan
Des Moines
•
10.0
21, 359,216
Rapids
20,388,9^)8
11,804,985
—13.5
10,983,907
+ 15.9
47, 116,060
Oshkosh
19,277,076
+ 15.5
86,474,000
+
18,421,412
Bend
Haute
Milwaukee
1.2
0.1
+
12,873,192
44,498,365
South
Terre
Wisconsin—Madison
4,231,409
.
+ 14.9
,479,483
3,350,456
-
8.0
10.9
11,351,156
■
Indianapolis
Total
,17,705,491
11,365,489
—
•
129
9.4
—
8.9
27, 069,310
126, 939,636
Sioux
2,996,494
17,491,75Lg
11.5
,599,606
13, 216,681
Gary
Iowa—Cedar
2,714,981
+ 13.4
98 ,557,511
39
20, 301,283
Indiana—Fort Wayne
1
124,010,538
,
32.4
+
;
.
0.1
Macon
I
27,751,367
26,963,678
7.2
—17.4
—
Columbus
iff
8.2
—
"
5.4
+ 11.8
+
•
-l,342,6&i*~
1,161,021,019
6,376,10®;-,.."
•
\
1,570,751
1,223,688,042
7,083,255
14,027,166^..'
17,901,330
12,197,79
11,544,306
6,092
6,444,971
—14.5
1,653,586
1,472,044
5.1
1,111,598,290
—10.0
7,656,510
1,146,881,739
8,306,601
—16.6
—
15,265,963
17,491,534
5.7
10,498,580
5.5
5,952,645
11,604,255
6,305,810
5.0
1,497,928,864
1,536,171,589
7.3
340,600,000
362,300,000
—16.2
179,409,243
188,428,222
0.9
126,893,849
136,772,050
1.1
2,819,293
3,109,629
8.5
649,722,385
690,609,901
+
—
12.1
+ ■9.7
1,564,342,4^-
1,645,836,560
+
8.9
14.8
338,900,000^'
365,700,000
+
204,809,804
144,834,318
—
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St. Louis..
Cape
I'll'
1,733,329,336
1,479,151,529
3,477,936,421
3,194,916,773
20,486,488
16,954,274
+ 20.8
44,830,943
39.059,192
3,014,832
Girardeau
Independence
Kentucky—Louisville
3,390,890
—11.1
7,408,938
7,770,818
—
—
4.7
886,663,605
813,485,337
+
9.0
Tennessee—Memphis
1,837,676,715
1,699,044,635
+
8.2
171,643,975.^;
679,343,828
567,372,904
+ 19.7
Illinois—Jacksonville
1,408,244,741
1,221,221,359
+ 15.3
143,545,668^.-
2,981,636
2,633,915
+ 13.2
7,040,983
+ 17.5
12,799,747
11,550,987
+ 10.8
26,809,264
5,992,120
23,815,930
+ 12.6
2,894,539,836
+ 15.3
6,809,948,005
6,191,820,827
+ 10.0
Quincy
Total
(7 cities)
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3,338,624,472
3,051,96^
657,141,60F:-'
3,018,463
718,362,585
—
+
—
191
Volume
Number 5935
...
The Commercial and
-Month of
February-
1960
Clearings at—
Inc.
±
31,793,686
31,706,803
1,923,472,990
1,742,243,283
15,264,007
14,164,441
Rochester
St. Paul
697,504,800
_
0.3
66,177,948
66,951,814
3,930,669,411
3,745,799,904
7.8
31,521,700
31,013,677
+ 10.1
1,424,476,721
1,384,825,298
+
633,624,723
Falls.
7,649,985
5.6
8,258,253
9,733,514
449,219,448
5.7
388,452,965
380,846,965
153,933,271
163,731,412
6.0
151,690,774
143,458,197
9,505,168
12,599,543
-24.6
11,372,332
11,966,847
2,947,481
4,249,009
-30.6
4,830.090
4,944,856
+
2.9
9,117,890
+
9.3
+ 12.5
5.3
94,983,447
94,177,084
+
18,348,000
14,871,000
+ 23.4
24,851,502
21,828,566
+
7,316,000
+ 19.6
9,170,473
+ 26.6
—20.6
+
19,286,152
42,726,056
4,938,126
26,674,441
32,537,125
40,877,061
9.2
94,577,602
96,189,928
—16.7
9,593,830
10,893,307
+
8.6
58,623,840
58,637,420
+
20,490,995
+
6.8
49,084,078
+ 23.2
130,495,368
1,579,012
+ 18.6
4,540,308
+ 10.1
5,986,021,985
1.7
—
—11.9
—
46,134,791"
2,656,793,278
0.9
13.8
—20.4
5,764,377,469
0.1
6,989,734
6,844,256
2.1
6,163,220
5,956,276
13,081,479
13,694,827
4.5
13,267,749
11,276,744
617,157,988
657;988,480
6.2
584,035,383
568,183,402
+
6.4
+
133,887,094
4.214.506
2,925,599,035
(16 cities)
Total
19,180,601
54,738,927
1,894,531
;
$•
7,225,007
4,958,129
67,417,914
—
Lewiston
1957
$
423,475,848
9,964,750
28,976,404
Helena
1958
1.6
5,576,355
4,114,706
-
12
or
Dec. Vo
4.9
5.8
,42.894,434
i——
March
Inc.
1.2
+
46,641,625
Falls_J
Montana—Billings
$
+
+ 17.8
15,318,942
—
Ended
1959
$
49
+
—
*
4,480,375
8,749,000
Dakota—Aberdeen
—
1960
or
2,0G9,431
11,613,879
Minot
Great
Inc.
Dec. or
+ 10.4
+
45,165,611
Grand Forks
Huron
Week
1959
$
4,742,064
Dakota—Fargo.
Sioux
I960
2,437,881
Winona
Fergus Falls
South
or
Dec. or
District—Minneapolis-
Minnesota— Duluth
Minneapolis
North
(1261)
-Jan. 1 to Feb. 29-
1959
$
Ninth Federal Reserve
Financial Chronicle
—
2.5
+
7.7
+
3.8
Tenth Federal Reserve District- -Kansas City—
Nebraska—Fremont
4,508,515
43
4,744,798
030,683
715 640,313
689,107,910
Kansas—Manhattan
4, 375,234
Parsons
Wichita
j
,
__
1
Carthage
9,219,263
0.1
+
11,520,283
+
2.7
—j-
4.2
.
57,212,810
2, 542,056
1,997,621
291, 809,825
4.9
Total
+ 16.4
887,656
873,872
—19.8
694,538
820,840
7.9
10,652,434
11,564,309
3.7
146,646,571
152,904,958
—
—
12,191,068
8,551,191
+ 42.6
7,233,530
28,181,015
33,516,501
—16.1
29,952,138
35,472,062
1.9
422,243,647
460,122,035
8.2
406,069,527
403,429,345
6.0
12,691,260
15,364,667
—17.4
13,855,082
13,013,325
6,659,087
7,957,471
-16.3
6,122,759
6,385,362
656,483,306
707,424,017
7.2
622,100,451
636,186,323
2.0
+
123,263,445
131 107,995
7,085,963
—
8 ,416,442
593,198,188
597 ,401,918
0.1
56,455,508
757,596,871
+
11.4
1,709,151,186
11,708,471
3,912,5.78,678
+
4.4
8,483,421,999
—
—15.8
58 703,244
1,604 505,590
4,083,131,759
(14 cities).;
7.5
—
+ 18.4
—
3,954 975,013
3.6
8,335,028,235
—
167,201,795
4,031,552,697-
.27, 916,772
Springs.—
161,075,173
1,243,429
3.9
843, 893,415
Colorado—Colorado
1.7
+
+ 27.3
+
12,530,534
089,258
281,659,9.79
27,928,018
__
936,394
11,541,151
—12.7
297 794,700
11
1,149,777
~3~8
—
3 391,942
291,987,797
+
5,353,225
1,872,767,S66
+
67 193,218
78,227,785.
7.3
—
—
10 559,944
4,014,929
+ 31.8
135,272,397
54, 832,553
Oklahoma—Tulsa
1,480, 505,796
—11.9
1,473,881
29,019,819;
1,923, 813.933
;—_—
Joseph-.;
St.
1,454,898.173
9,939,481
3.2
751,128
*
5, 615,078
...
99, 443,694
'
38, 237,807
125, 441,612
—
Missouri—Joplin
Kansas City...
+
9,620,907
103,22+875
3.9
—
4,965,107
1, 473,903,
Topeka——a___
5.0
To
—
43,478,376
0.7
—
—
3.8
+
6.5
+
1.8
+
6.6
-
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
63,215,083
Dallas
El
+ 13.1
26,868,241
+
3.9
55,829,849
2,047,127,128
+
9.5
4,651,450,450
250,063,749
_
*1+
_
Paso
Worth
Ft.
182,223,432
Galveston
wm
55,904,412
27,910,293
2,243,252,084
273,598,656
Beaumont
•;
Houston
7,609,564
7,035,934
26,182,860
29,293,092
Wichita Falls'-
—!
Texarkana
9,346,979
Total
58,426,040
4,685,592,707
cities)
(11
+
+
+
7.0
3,350,064,812 -64
61,061.434
,
63,498,703
4,219,629,152
—10.4
40,109,341
42,211,127
7.8
7,688,000
11,041.000
7,318,578
—38.8
6,733,489
6,420,995
—13.2
14.154,507
3.4
501,176,461
540,903,060
47,399,971
6,528,182
4,481,316
3.8
+
3,011,399,0451
15,996.472
4.1
20,579,225
4.1
124,146,820
+11.0
9,657,791,732
—
451,002,469
6,019,000
2.0
52,633,000
15,714,847
—
17,113,305
413,365,452
—
3.6
379,439,022
—10.6
9,748,624
56,042,283
—....—-
Louisiana—Shreveport
529,470,427
8.2
+
19,125,672
1.4
15,520,200
487,609,131
42,467,065
5.3
54,658,000
.
+ 15.4
—15.7
13,083,074
480,827,249
5.2
—
387,170,281
5.3
1,533,112,133
58,897,335
*
548,679,219
4.5
+
1,769,224,473
Arthur
Port
+
25,627,000
r
119,182,310
4,415,725,737
"
9.4
+
174,422,799
26,987,000
——
127,102,532
3.8
—
20,881,815
—
1.8
__
1.4
—
3.9
12,818,451
14,763,731
5.7
129,234,794.
559,696,155
579,139,793
—
9,135,024,427
—
•
—
13,114,163
,
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Washington—Bellingham
6,973,224
Seattle
6,781,110
902,747,684
Yakima
Idaho—Boise
23,047,475
J*
_____
Portland.
-
216,657,809
6,396,425
0.1
45,107,624
40,497,000
1,743,712,162
203,216,591
193,899,241
98,364,793
91,843,605
29,210,209,.
17,409,264
+ 10.7
679,287,165
662,357,124
■-
•.
..
52,485,550
+ 14.0
615,508,364
567,917,453
109,017,435
•;+ 10.8
.
„
826,794,683
263,273,505
109,104,496
48,306,318
31,511,461
80,114,805
+
V,
1.5
260,051,034
74,213,861
166,602,205
f
—10.2
2,725,612,768
56,686,877
+13.5
.
134,079,015
3.5
+
1.9
—
+
+
4.8
181,891,288
206.878,896
+
7.1
84,781,882
88.310,183
30,813,676
5.2
27,728,043
30,225,759
19,870,431
-12.4
18,473,174
19,937,996
2.6
621,417,517
637,666,093
27,430,911
24,965,582
8,073,887
3.6
r-~
2.4
9.9
—
5,822,582,483
312,304,430
5,559,203
0.1
—
62,908,334
6,447,395,410-
218,429.586
6,189,227
8.4
+
,
170,647,370
„
9.3
+
71,646,447
5.0
—
■
199,828,717
—12.8
265,191,809
+ 14.0
—
,
'
30,257,438
-
7.2
+
4.9
9.4
+ 11.4
60,192,541
+ .903,454,435
+
125,961,956
+
4.2
35,793,994
34,441,458
+
3.9
''38,098,400
+ 21.7
96,677,763
85,831,688
+ 12.6
11,125,817
10,752,665
+
3.5
8,854,529
61,434,278
51,609,561
+ 19.0
135,154,560
114,180,759
+ 18.4
15,657,913
13,854,390
+ 13.0
13,143,019
11,530,633
6,364,857,675
5,677,090,167
+ 12.1
13,199,852,657
12,166,542,490
+
8.5
1,301,841,097
1,280,886,824
1.6
1,189,738,307
1,251,577,818
115,193,339,303
102,025,256,873
232,689,065,466
220,630,626,183
+
5.5
23,394,731,683
23,630,297,953
1.0
23,321,452,766
22,815,165,563
59,652,672,574
53,127,642,757
121,761,507,497
113,413,370,536
+
7.4
11,072,365,223
11,421,622,333
3.1
10,587,463,955
11,219,195,259
46,363,554
-
—
1
(18 cities)
total
5,793,210
—
9.7
138,780.776
Barbara
__
205,982,141
1.0
108,554,843
+ 12.5
%
27,150,269
San Jose
(175 cities)
Outside New York.
♦Estimated,
c_
22,554,261
3,092,514,485
Francisco--.
3.8
377,289,093
-
76.142,996
Riverside
1.4
+
+
..+15.4
829,199,956
,1'-.
35,925,469
•-
+
50,297,100
1,932,361,133
12.6
124,116,841
i;
Pasadena
Grand
+
51,776,866
Long Beach_—^—____
Total
19,415,000
300,002,543
!
14,596,960
1,752,134,205
108,527,486
.*
9.0
24,737,612-
Arizonar—Phoenix __1^
Modesto
+
424,300,720
California—Berkeley.!
Stockton
0.6
—
45,671,487
95.7,175,649
__
14,806,766
1,818,706,005
>.+"50,791,719
+- 9.5
r
23,176,858
21,863,606
Utah—Og.den
Bait. Lake City_-__;
Santa
"v.
,
49,803,628
_—
Oregon—Eugene
San
.
2.8
+
824,177,175
•'
(a) Cleavings
+ 12.9'
+ 12.3
.
299,752,157
+
Redemption Calls and Sinking
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
:
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 522 of the
Tariff Act of
Fund Notices
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
countries of the world.
-
CERTIFIED BY FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT
MARCH
-
11, 1960 TO MARCH
1960, INCLUSIVE
17,
"
OF
found
be
a
list of
corporate
bonds,
notes,
ancT common stock called for redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
preferred
We give below a record for the week just passed*
FOREIGN; EXCHANGE RATES
will
Below
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
:
+
operations discontinued.
-
T
.
1930
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
(except where otherwise indicated)
in the "Chronicle."
»
f_: T. T.
the current volume
in which the details were given
Country
and-Monetary
Unit
Noon
Buying Rate
for
Cable Transfers in New York
(Value
NOTICE OF TENDER
in United States Money)
Maryland
Friday
Argentina,
Austria,
schilling
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
—!.
.
.0384187
.
.0200500
1.052187
1.052473
.210475
.210450
.00311275
.00311275
.203760
.203765
.203740
.203745
.203740
1.052343
.210500
.00311275'
New
1.052421
.239777
.239787
.239781
.209650
.209400
2.806520
2.806520
'
pound
,00160962
.00277564
.00277776
.00277010
.00277010
.327733
.327766
.327833
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.265110
.265085
.265030
.264968
2.778079
2.778732
2.778732
2.778336
1140000
.140000
.140050
.140050
1,
June
.140043
.497700
Alleghany Corp., $4 cumul.
due
May
Indiana
due
1,
Gear
April
1,
1962
1
.497700
.497700
Miles Laboratories.
.0349350
.0349400
0349062
.0349400
Spokane
.0166367
.0166367
.0166360
.0166367
.193031
.19302*-
.193025
.193031
.230631
.230550
.230558
.230650
2.794919
2.795377
2.796034
2.796034
2.795636
2.805400
2.805860
2.806520
2.806520
2.806120
193025
i
Inc.
5V2%
subord.
1053
Pag©
601
796
debs.
subord.
debs.
May
Inc.
4%%
conv.
sub. debs,
1
1006
1
1006
due 1978_Mar 28
903
mtge. bonds 4V2%, series A, due Jan. 1, 2013—Apr
States
3%%
-
prior pfd. stock
Date
Mar 31
Mar 18
International RR.—
Income
United
-
CALLED
1968
.497700
-
pound.
sterling—
1
Apr
Works,
.497700
.230643
conv.
6% conv.
(extended)
Corp.
.0166367
—
ISSUES
1984
Fearless
Houston
.0349100
.
904
Apr
Apr
1969
Company and Issue—
.265065
2.777623
1,
ENTIRE
.327866
.0800560
Oct.
due
.00160995
.327666
peso
Africa,
Kingdom,
.00160960
.00277314
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
Sweden, krona__
Switzerland, franc
Mar 31
stock
Inc.—
subordinated debentures due May 1, 1971
Time Finance Co. 6V2% conv. sub. debs, series A
4%
2.806120
.00160967
.00161005
—
1108
1113
& Gas Corp.—
preferred
Co.,
1
Mar 31
Apr
.209650
2.805860
Nitrogen
Co.—
cumulative preferred stock
4V2%
cumulative
Southern
.239782
.209675
Co.,
Gas
York State Electric
4.50%
.210425
.00311275
2.805400
_____
.
South
Laclede
Page
Date
Company and Issue—
Clifton Forge-Waynesboro Telephone
4 Vi %
cumulative preferred stock
.0384187
.0200487
.239780
guilder
Zealand, pound
Norway, krone.
.0200504
.209675
New
of
.0384187
.0200500
$
.0120349
2.235952
.00311275
Netherlands,
United
.0384187
2.236270
•
REDEMPTIONS
PARTIAL
M'ar. 17
,210450
Malaysia, malayan dollar
Mexico, peso
Union
/
.0120349
2.236270
Thursday
1.052005
Finland, markka
France
(Metropolitan) new francGermany, deutsche mark
India, rupee
Ireland, pound
Italy, lira;
Japan, yen
.0384187
$
.0120240
2.235745
.0200524
——.
Mar. 16
$
.0120240
.0120240
2.235378
—
Wednesday
Mar. 15
$
$
peso—
Free
Australia,* pound—
Tuesday
Monday
Mar. 14
Mar. 11
Pennsylvania RR.—
fixed int.) series B bonds due Mar. 1, 1981 — Mar 29
&
(2%
4%
Plywood
745
1
845
Corp.—
cumul. preferred stock,
i
♦Announced in this
1
issue.
series B, conv
Apr
~A
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, March 21, 1960
.
.
(1262)
50
'
J
'I;,J
')
k<
'
Per
/
,
Federal Reserve
4
,
of the Twelve
Banks Combined
Statement of Condition
r
v
U.
demand
Interbank
Domestic
thousands of dollars)
(In
,
'-4
,
I960
<
Assets—
it
18,158,644
account......—
R. notes
Gold certificate
<
<
2
+
958,519
Redemption fund for F.
*
/
.
Total
cash
Discounts and
advances
loans
Industrial
17,191
duction
18,133
18,268
t Not
385,052
:
—.
360,322
5%
7
+
81
919
—
Banks
24
2,164
loans
valuation
of
available
•.++
276
+
+
935
commercial banks and after de¬
individual loan items are shown gross.
basis; reporting form revised July 8,
outright—
under repurchase agree't
securities
25,479,879
securities..
25,897,322
tj| f-
DIVIDENDS
58,783
—
Name
U.
Total
I
•
in
Skenandoa
.
assets...
102,246
931
i
+
+
84,096
Class
„
Sicks
B
(quar.)
Class
LIABILITIES—
Deposits:.
>•
U.
.
/
.
bank
Member
.
.
600,584
313,233
—
Other
,
deposits
Total
liabilities—
Total
+
+
1,496,576
+
51.643,768
—
271,440
Common
750
class A—
$2.80 preferred
Ltd.,
Sorg
Soss
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Co.-(quar.)
Manufacturing
South Carolina Electric &
Li
Surplus
481
+
394,544
'
in——.,
paid
20,436
+
——
Common
93.602
774,808
5%
66.221
accounts—
—
,49,474
—
Total liabs.
.
115,808
(increased)
to
.
preferred
and F.
(quar.).
:
—
1,283,380
———
liability
purchased
correspondents
""■''4'1.4$
—
'
%3%
acceptforeign
on
for
ances'
110,535
•
1,087
—
Jersey
Penn
(increased)
Co.
Co.
Southam
Inc.
Co.,
Telephone
pfd.
mand
4%
5.44%
(Savannah,
New
combined total of Treasury notes and U. S.
deposits
Southern
Pacific
Railway
increased
interbank
District.
Reserve
rowings from
domestic
Banks
decreased
increased
others
commercial
banks
$276
million.
increased
$51
Loans
to
million.
1
3-11
4-
1
3-11
3-11
1
4r
'
1
3.90%
4.15%
3-16
4.60%
4-11
3-25
4.64%
4-11
3-25
Power
3-11
3-
"
5.25%
Texaco
Texas
preferred
$4.64
preferred
preferred
3-10
3-15
3-19
2-29
3-21
6-15
9-15
5-13
$2
4-
1
8-15
,
3-15
*
4-
1
$1.07
4-
3-lo
1
4-
1
3-16
4-
8
3-30
5-
1
4-20
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
4.60%
preferred
(auar.)__
4-20
1
4-20
1
1
5-
1
4-20
3-30
—
......
//
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease (—) Since
:
,
Mar. 9,
Mar. 2,
1960
i-'M
'ASSETS—
Total
loans
Loans
Loans
"10c
Realty Co.
Agricultural loans
to
brokers
purchasing
U.
Other
100,986"
—
66,206
—
30,331
dealers
$
,
326
$
11
%
8
—
+
80
U.
S.
securities.!
219
________
purchasing
351
1,492
231
172
securities...
securities
"...
to nonbank
104
131
1,130
10/
Loans to
foreign banks
Loans
domestic commercial banks
3,909
—
pifiir
hi'i! i
!:
I"
Other
U.
t.{i f,f.'
:
r1?}1
-
*
a
!.;•
f"
S.
,
loans——
loans
1,674
+
1,205
I
;
+
12,587
•
securities—total...
bills
31
51/
14,535
—
969
—8,110
131
—
39
—
255
$
284
—
425
+
24
—
25,068
+
18
—
1,486
—
_
Treasury certificates of indebtedness
Treasury notes artd, U. S. bonds
964
—3,291
.1
to
5
1
16,584
years
securities
Reserves
1,579
,
with
Currency and
4,994
!
Federal
9,712
Reserve
Banks
coin
Balances :with
domestic
Other
assets
Total
assets/liabilities
—■.
12,819
1,149
banks
2,584
net
3,538
—
131,573
31
—
89/
—
22
—
+ *.
—
—
35
190
13
1,985
com.
*
Paper
+
—
+
523
Standard-Toch
&
pfd. (quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
(quar.)
...
1
Materials.
common
Radio,
Ltd.
Screw
Co.
Standard
Structural
374
1
221
527
—2,125
C.)
Steel.
Ltd.
(quar.)
(quar.)_____
(Initial)
Corp.,
!
Corp.,
50c
4
3-
4
3-31
25C
3-16
4-
1
3-18
40c
6-
1
5-20
12c
3-31
<
preferred
conv.<
pfd.
Stauffer Chemical Co., 3Va%
conv.
5%
convertible
Thrift
Class
Payable
pfd.
5%
(quar,)
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-15
&
3-18
4-23
4-16
4-11
93 3A c
4-
1
4-
1
1
4-
8
$15c
3-29
1
50c
4-
3-31
28c
class
B
preferred
A___.
^
Ltd.,
class
A
'
(quar,)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)...
+50c
(quar.)..
-
(quar.)
4'/2 %
preferred
,
4'/2 %
J25c
t25c
preferred-
$22'/2C
(quar.
$22'/2c
preferred
(quar.)
3-15
5%
preferred
(quar.)
3-15
5%
preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
3-10
3-17
3-10
15c
6-20
6%
6-10
6%
6%
4-
8
4-
1
3-18
87'/aC
3-31
3-11
preferred
Quarterly
*82.70
$30c
$30c
$30c
iquar.i
(increased-quar.)
Williams
Steel
Forging
•
;
*
Corp.—
•
Tri-Continental
*
$25c
$30c
(quar.)
Lines
&
$25c
;
(quar.)
preferred
Transue
$25c
$25c
.
(quar.)
preferred
Transcon
3-28
12'/aC
6%
preferred
Corp;,*
preferred
fi
$22'/2C
(quar.)_____
(quar.)_____________-___
preferred
4'/2 %
125c
$22 '/2c
(quar.)
preferred
*4'/2%
.
...
'
}X25c
tquar ).
(quar.)
Common
20c
,
common
(quar.)
5%
3-21
'
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Finance,
Common
8
3-31
32'/2c
Canners,
Shipyards
Common
3-18
3-
...
(quar.
3-11
3-31
(quar.)...
Fund,
3-18
3-25
4-
(quar.)
(increased)
Corp.
3-18
75c
.
Co
(quar.)
Co.
Corp.
3-16
$1
Corp.
Trans-Canada
3-31
$20c
Investment
Transamerica
3-25
4-15
London
4'/2%
3-25
4-11
,
Corp.
Trusts.
Class
5%
50c
15c
B
(quar.)_-__
Insurance
Torrington Company
Tip Top
__
Co.—
(quar.)..
Co.
General
Traders
3-10
3-10
General
Todd
4-11
30c
dividend
Towmotor
,
$1.06'A
preferred r(quar.)
Construction
&
preferred
Times-Mirror
.
(quar.)
$1.20
Co;,
Toronto
(Raleigh,
—
Oil
Packing
Toronto
*
3-10
Realty
Stock
12'/2c
•.
.■■/.;
dividend).,_
(stock
Stores,
preferred
4'A%
Tidewater
(quar.)____—
a
...
31'Ac
Class A common .stock ,; - . '
$1.12'/2
4'/a%
pfd., (quar.)..
in
Drug
B
(quar.)
Corp.
B
25c
31'Ac
series), (quar.)
preferred
Inc.—
and Class
A
40c
(quar.)
common
Investment
3-15
3-15
17 '/2c
preferred .(accum.)
(initial
pfd.
3-18
;
»•
(quar.)
Markets,
5%
3-18
3-31
15c
Co.
(quar.).—
Guaranty
Starrett
4
3-
1
20c
Insurance
Quarterly
State
3-
1
4-
90c
...
Company
Life
1
4-
$15c
(quar.)
Products
(L. S.)
Capital
N.
4-
7c
Chemicals
Standard
Standard
Home
25c
15c
(Ohio), 3%%
(quar.)!
preferred
Starrett
....
Tool
Power
Thorofare
,
...
Co.—
r
3-18
20c
$1.25,25c
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
cents
70
Thor
—
:
Mfg.,
2-11
183Ac
(quar.)___
class A
Corp.,
(quar.)___
Paving
State
—
43
—
—
—3,855
J
24
+
Corp.,
*
Oil Co.
1
15c
:.
(increased)
...
Stanley Works, new common
-
year
years
After 5
Other
Fire
Holding
B
...
common...
(quar.)—
Insurance
(New Jersey)
Standard
6%
(quar.).
Corp.,
Mills
Toronto
1
t
—
class A
Industries,
Thomas
Tobin
5%
preferred
Standard
Stanley
maturingWithin
Standard
.2-11
$1.63
(quar.)
Financial
cents
Standard
$
20
—
754
...
Government
Treasury
75
3-24
4-
T'
;
Trust
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Thompson-Starrett
4-15
20c
—
Dredging
5-16
$1.12'/a
.♦.■-L/.l-^'/"
(quar.)
Investment
$1.21
48c
25c
31'Ac
31 'Ac
3-31
4-15
5-16
"
/
(quar.)
preferred
1
20c
shares
common
—
Company
D
Class
$
186
'
estate
Square
Standard
4-
50c
shares)
on
dividend
preferred
Standard
Sales finance, personal finance, etc.
Other _I
Real
Stock
Quarterly
financial
B
v
.
—.
preferred
General
preferred
Tishman
Springfield Fire & Marine Ins. Co. (Mass.)—
Common
(quar.)
Standard
136
institutions:
to
only
split
Rand Corp., common (quar.)
4V2%
preferred
(quar.)
—
$1.60
or
Government
Other
Loans
class
50%
...
^——111-/!*"
(quar..)...
(quarj-
common
Thomas & Betts Co.,
3-18
1
4-15
3%
on
Sperry
$6.50
carrying:
♦
and
dividend
4-
$1.50
...
(stock dividend!
Inc. (stock dividend
/
t$l
preferred
Canadian
Thrifty
(quar.)—
A
(A. G.)
i5c
p^d:, jquar.)_._2 ." ^
(quar.)
4%
convertible-
Third
3-31
Co.—
Industries,
common
for
carrying:
for
preferred
Spartan
Cash
—1,477
586
+
888
and
securities
loans
535
loans..
__
Government
S.
Other
#
or
102,191
;
_
industrial
and
—
adjusted!——
adjusted!
$6
Spalding
after
investments—
investments
Commercial
Loans
1960
(In millions of dollars)
and
and
Mar. 11,
1959
Inc.,
*3-14
4-11
'
.
Co.,
Thriftimart,
15c
'
,
Textron,
4-20
(quarterly from net
Gas
Inc.,
4-20
5-
$1.15
1
5-
$1.10
4-20
5-
27'/2c
(quar.)
par)
5-1
5-
27'Ac
$1.18
(quar,)4«^r//i^^i—+
(quar.)-.^^--!™——$1.16
preferred
Thomaston
97'/2C
-
preferred
preferred
preferred
Textiles,
5%
$1.03 3A
—
Utilities. Co.. (quar.)—,—
Texas
—
!
•
$1.16
$1.16'A
3-16
.
92'/a C
(quar.)
t
$1.15
Transmission
Gas
4.96%
$1.25
$1.25
4
(quar.)^_^-v-^-+^--XJ-_-$1.27
Corp,; com.. (quar.).
35c
>
(quar.)...^............^, , $1.24
5.25%
(quar.)
.....^—1——$1.31'A
5.40%
(quar.)
-.."L-"—$1.35
Texas
Power
&
Light Co., $4; pfd/- (quar.)""
$1
$4.56 preferred (quar.
".$1,14
$4.76 preferred (quar.)
" "%$1.19 ":
Texas
$4.84
;
*
25c
(Dallas)
Service
$4.56
1 (:
8
$1.12'/2
Linesviquajf;jllZ-—1'
Gas
(Canada), Ltd., 4%
Electric
4-20
4-15
3-
$1.22!Apreferred/ (quar.)—. „v-- $1.25 ;;
(quar.)$1,27
Natural
Tennessee
5-12
3-30
*
•
preferred '-(qUar.); $1.28,
preferred .>(quar.)-v-+—-f-——$1.31 V*
5-12
4-
;
8
(quar.)__L/l^T.'.l,/l/
preferred
/r5.10.%
1
6-
3-
2nd
convertible
5.12%;
20c
Natural
5%
5-12
25c
(quar.).
income)
-
5
5-121'
$1.16'A
Co.
preferred (quar,).
2nd
preferred"Aquar.
3-5
Public Service—
investment
'
•'/;
(quar.-)——.
Sovereign Investors, Inc.
4.65%
•■"4.72%
5-16
25c
preferred (quar.).—
preferred
(quar.)
Southern
.
preferred (quar.!____—
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)^_."al!i-_Il-/.__—
/ : 4.90 %r preferred
Co.—
4.36%
Southwest
/
:
2nd
4.50%
3-1.4
3-18
3-31
55c
1
($25
-
'
28c
Insurance
preferred
preferred
3.70%
1
1
1/
3-25/;:
.
,$1.06 'A
preferred T (quar.) __Ji-^Li.__"___—_
4-
3-28
3-31.-,.34-
; 3-31/3- 1
Transmission-f,'-
Gas
/ 4.25%
3-16
4-
3-31%. / 3- 8
(One-for-two stock split subject to ap-" v/proval of stockholders April 8)._—
$1.02'/2
4.10%
preferred
(quar.).—
1
.
"
commonv
common.
Tennessee
3-16
3-30
4-20
Quarterly
bor¬
4-
40c
.
4.40%
$24 million and
3-11
10-20
(quar.)__
(quar.)_;
Life
Southwestern
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
of Ohlo-r-% ; "X"
(quar:)"i_70c
(quar.)_'iT,.V70c
$5
preferred:-"- (quar.)
25
Telluride Power Co;, 6%
pfd.
quar/)ri—„
$1.50
Tennessee
Corp., (quar.)_
-31 'Ac
A
/ Class B
1
4-
;
Telephone Service Co.
4-
4-
(quar.)'A__-_J_---iiApA..;,. 40c
Inc.
(James),
4-
4.40%
Federal
3-11
1
(quar.)
(quar.)^
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4.28%
..
3-15
1
4-
Co.—
.
preferred
preferred
Electric
preferred
4.65%
.
3-15
1
Railway (M. & O. Stock Trust)
Southwestern
million, largely reflecting an increase of $85 mil¬
lion in deposits of individuals, partnerships, and cor¬
porations of which $57 million was in the New York
3-11
>
1
3-29
5-
(quar.
Co.—
noncumulative
Southern
net
a
Co.
noncumulative
5%
of $81
3-24
4-
11-
^
5%
Government
Tamblyn (G.), Ltd., common*. (Increased)■ t20c
'
4% preferred (quar.).
t50c
Taylor Instrument (quar.
—.
•
,
30c "'
Telechrome Mfg., class A (stock dividend!—
2% .*??'
$2.37
(quar.)_;
Telephone
England
Southwestern
other than
Electric
Telephone
Southern
5%
T'alcott
4
4
$5.08
(s-a)
-
4
J62'/2c
'
by $114 million.
Time
_
,'A
(Increased
Corp.
3-
$2.38
&
Gas
Nevada
Southern
1
Wayne
3-
3-10
(s-a)
(quar.)
Southern
and the
$39 million,
of indebtedness
3-
...
:
(quar.)
—
-It--;.
1--'--
3-31
Co.
preferred
$4.75
Ga.),
Indiana
Common
certificates
3-31
34c*
Ltd.
Co.,
(quar.)
Industries, -Ltd.
3-31
-
Chemical
&
.
3-15
1
3-31
65c
3-31
27c.
6- 1
25c
,6- 1
25c
6- 1
$0.265625
:
(quar.)i_
pfd;
$1.40
Inc.
Company
4-
.
1
(quaf'.)'rbiJliuA.
'
.
.
250
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Shares,
Symington
4-15
(quar.)
Power
preferred
Southern
categories of holdings of U. S. Government secu¬
rities decreased: Treasury bills by $131 million, Treas¬
bonds
preferred
Canada
$4.75
All
&
4-1
,"22Vic
Co.—
56c
-£■—J—
L__
Special
Switson
4-14
20c
(quar.)—
Edison
Fertilizer
'
Swift
3-31
:
4-15
t80c
(quar.)..
Southern
and
Propane
3-25
'
3-31
(quar.).
preferred (quar.)^
Southern
industrial loans increased $11 mil¬
lion,
Loans for purchasing or carrying U. S.: Govern¬
ment and other securities decreased $81 million.
Loans
to nonbank financial institutions decreased $206 million.
ury
California
preferred
4»A%
deposits.
Commercial
;
Service
15c
A -56c'
Supertest Petroleum,.Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)—
Window Co., class A (quar;)-
3-31
4-29
$1.12'/a
Superior
15c
(quar.)
Original preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Southern California Water, com. (quar.)
reporting member
leading cities
shows the
following principal changes for the week
ended March 9: Decreases of $326 million in loans ad¬
justed, $284 million in holdings of U. S. Government
securities, and $1,245 million in U. S. Government de¬
Superior
1
$1.12-V£t
15c
50c
(quar.)
5%
of weekly
statement
8
25c
50c
:
4.32%
Federal Reserve System in
of the
4-29
56'Ac
$1.12'/a
—-
4-
r
2
56'Ac
$1.12''/a
"* /* "!"(quar.)—'—,——
Sunshine Mining Co.
3-15
(increased),
Ltd.
Public
Southern
condition
2
," 5614 c
(quar.)_'___—
:
Fund::'■'
7
1
(quar.)
Southeastern
banks
•! S unrlse;
5-
$1.50
(quar.)
Southeastern
The
4-12
Co.—
3-
10c
preferred
Southdown,
Member Banks
2-29
56'/4C ,:
Extra
Condition Statement of
1
62V2C
57'/2C
(quar.)
Pittsburgh Water 4V4 %
8%
360
__
Gas
Oil
(quar.)
pfd.,
South Puerto Rico Sugar Co., com.
50,230
+
4-
57l/2C
preferred A (quar.)..
Natural Gas, $6
South
J
—
Georgia
South
commitments—
loan
(quar.)
4 6%
.8%.
■—
__
Industrial
preferred
-
Fuller
Extra-
4
Class
(quar.)
South
R. note lia-
Contingent
;
+1,720,393
-
4
4-
Sunbeam
2-29
3-21
35c
preferred
South
combined.
deposit
bilities
•
52,879,341
capital accounts
&
4-
'
4.60%
gold certificate reserves
of
Ratio
2
preferred A
(quar.)_-Iir-^-Z-i_^.»
Corp. (quar.)____
=$4.50
;
3-10
3-
1
Gas—
4.50%
capital
Other
—
Paper
"
5Vz%
Capital
(quar.)
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.55 preferred (quar.)
1,094,406
—
1,769,386
+
3-25
5-
$30c
$50c
3%
tlOc
$70c
7c
31V4C
383,4c
15c
$1.37 r
5c
(stock dividend)
Co.
$1.25
ACCOUNTS—
CAPITAL
5-
■
common
preferred
Supervised
Sonotone
7,148
+
3-15
5% 'prior
4-
40c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Somerville,
237,715
—
1
3-31
par)
(quaxv)
B.)
&
first
3-23
Paper Mills, Ltd.—
M.)
(J.
3-10
4-14
;—.
4
(quar.)
$2 preferred
1,282,565
—
iquar.)
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Smucker
3-10
;
1
4-
-
53,782
1
4-1
I t53c
Co.
Corp.
Sobeys Stores,
18,723,596
5,445,201
33,995
-
items
dividends
& accrued
iiabs.
Other
cash
availability
Deferred
290.8 71
—,—
-u.
"
4-
preferred (quar,)
Stop & Shop, Inc.. (quar.)
Strawbridge & Clothier, 5%
pfd. .(quar; )%1Stuart
Hall
Co.. (stock
dividend )i'-_
Sun Chemical Co., common
(quar-.) i—---—_
4-8
2
4-
■
25c
25c
$30c
$15c
$15c
30c
J30c
(quar.)
(quar.)—-—,
(Howard)
5-
$$1.75
r
O.)
Smith
68,225
—
—
/;
preferred
(A.
172,026
—
635
—
J30c
(quar.).__:_.____—
preferred
(John
par)
Stokley-Van Camp, common
5 %
preferred
(quar.)
" 3-15
:
Canada—
..
Led.,
(N.),
$2.12
988,532
—
16,546
+
200,614
—
418,726
+
preferred
Baer
7%
*
t45c
Pattern
Smith
-■
+
17,981,294
250,817
Treas.—general account
S.
Foreign
*
-
,■
-
reserves—
620
+
Stix,
3-15
1
4-
4-1
(quar.)
B
Slater
27,440,976
notes
Reserve
of Rec.
Ltd.
Breweries,
Simplicity
Federal
of
Co.
(quar.)
Silverwood Dairies, Ltd., class A
1,283,380
+1,720,393
52,879,341
Payable
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Shulton, Inc., class A (quar.)
7,450
Holders
$1.25
.
7%
55,214
—
11,585-
+
222,310
.
assets-
Total
1,856,761
When
$1.25
(quar.)
A -'preferred - (quar.)
Common
+
12-15
J 60c
(quar.)_
($50 par)
(quar.)i——
($100 par)
(quar.)—-—
($100 par)
(quar.)——
($100 par)
(quar.)—
Textiles Inc.,
com.r; (quar.)
Stern
&
4'/a%
Share
preferred
class
Sherwin-Williams
+
4'/a%
Stern
Corp.—
Rayon
prior
f 5%
-
618,711
15
v-
:
5%
17,383
—
6,620,232
—---
premises——-—-—
Other
105,725
—
process
_1
collection
Bank
banks.;—
of
foreign
items
Cash
and
loans
from
Due
Govt,
S.
—
"
($50
Stetson
of Company
41,400
+
119,400
254.600
+
9-15
12-30
(Toronto) '(quar.)__—
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4'/a%
*
Total
U'
!j
135,200
9-30
$1.25
T—'
($50
4'/a%
Continued from page 14
25,360,479
119,400
bought
;
preferred
4'/a %
Par
■>+.
dividend
4Vi%
2,483,771
—
6-15
$1.25
(quar.)_"—-r
• v
Ltd.
4'/a%
10 ,142,733
+
6-30
(quar.)—-.---—--——j
Canada,
of
Sterling Trusts Corp.
Stern
(Michaels)—
•
13,010,298
Ltd.
Bros..
Co.
3-15
3-31
$1.25
Sterling Brewers, Inc. (quar.)—
Sterling Television Co.—
5.44%
preferred (quar.)-J-——
domestic
to
reserves;
—10 ,142,733
8,506.993
$1.25
______—
(quar.-).....,.-.^.-'^-—-
Improvement & Forge Co.—
Stock
178
comparable
on
58,783
135,200
+
1,359,417
Notes
Held
Steel
298
.
Total
Stedman
53
—
:
of Rec.
>
preferred (quar.)
—
preferred (quar.)___——
4'/a%
——
Bonds
192
1959.
600,698
32~391
Certificates
; w
■i t-i!'
preferred
332
Acceptances—bought outright—
U. S. Government securities:
Bought outright— /:•,.■
Bills
+
528
Reserve
of
t Exclusive
736,460
446,910
:
Other
5%
'
Holdert
Payable
,
3,947
473,143
of other
1,129
—
—
others
21,079
-
19,117,163
certificate reserves
banks.—_
gold
notes
rt.
F.
—
30,227
_—u—__
—.—
Federal
From
■
i. '
70
+
1,400
preferred (quar.)
541
—
Steel
From
34,787
+
1
5%
—...
Corp.^—
5%
—
——
Lithograph
Stecher-Traung
258
+
1,245
10,330
_
—
Other
—
Borrowings:
771,247
—
3,949
—
Interbank
March 18,
;
1959
March 9,
1960
March 16,.
:
banks
Foreign banks
Time deposits:
Increase (+ ) or
Decrease (—) Since
;
.
:
1,709
deposits.—
deposits:
Government demand
S.
of Company
Name
—2,282
50
+
59,586
deposits adjusted.
Demand
When
Share
LIABILITIES—
f
i
;■.
common...-""""5"..
(quar.)
17'Ac
■H
Number 5935
Volume-191
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Par
"caj$1.50
CDach
8-15
11-15
3-31
3-17
3-31
3-11
Class
c
Penn
Electric
West
Penn
Power
3-15
3-16
Common
$5
4-
1
3-15
U5c
4-
1
3-15
41c
*•
3-31
>
5-16
3-
\
1
Stock
4-20
5-16
4-20
5-16
4-20
4-
30c
5-16
3-16
1
4-
/
1
4-
.
5%
3-7
1
-3-7
Western
3-18
10c
3-30
3-11
10c
3-30
3-lL
30c
3-29
3-14
8
10c
3-11
4-
Pacific
Corp. (quar.)—
& Publishers (quar.)_l__^
Machinery Corp., -'com. (quar.)
10c
>
.
1
3-
S.
S
U
Plywood
S.
Corp.,
preferred
3%%
4'/a %
be
redeemed
(quar.)"_-___'_
1
2
4-
4
2
4-
4
U
S
Trust
United
Co.
Stores
5V4%
4-14
3-23
Wilcox Electric Co.,
3-11
Common
$3.50
-
convertible
Universal
Leaf
shares
3-25
Universal
Oil
3-11
4-
1
3-11
4-
8
3-21
4-
1
3-21
4- 1
3-21
933,4c
.
$1.12 y2
5%
|.V $2
4-
6%
•'
4-15
4-
$1
'
V
5-16
•35c
ioc
5-31
3-
87y2c
;V
Public
Co.
Products
(quar.)
Yale
Cab
Co.
•
8
3-18
1
3-
4
6-
V
9-
1
5-
1
8-
12-
1-3-61
40c
1
2
2
1
4-
8
7-
.
8
10c
3-31
York
,
4-30
4-15
$1.25
5-
1
4-15
$1.26
5-
1
5-
1
4-15
3-10
1
3-14
4-
1
3-14
Evans
3-31
3-15
First
/
York
York
Water
4-11
3-25
Younker
class
Research,
3-14
8
3-15
3-21
3-30
4-
8
1
3-
25c '!•
4-
1
;
75c
3-29
3-
2
3-29
3-
2
Creston
25c
4-
1
3-18
3-15
37 Vic
20c
Van
4
4-29
4-
9
:
1
3-15
50c
4-
1
3-15
62y2c
4-
($50 par) (quar.)__—____
preferred (quar.)_
7% preferred (quar.)____—
_____
Inc.,
Bros.,
common
Corp.
1
3-15
world's
4-1
3-15
within
17y2c
4-
1
3-15
4-11
3-10
40c
3-31
3-11
(quar.)_________—
(J.
B.)
Co.—
i;.
3-10
resident
4-4
3-17-
a
3-
y
1
'
4.12%
4.20%
preferred
preferred
5%
preferred
(quar,)
Virginian Railway—
3-
3-21,
3-
Wabash Railroad,
&
7-15
75c
3-31
3-15
3-31
3-15
4-22
3-21
3-10
15c
3-21
Reed,
class
4-
3-
$4.50
(annual)
A__-:
k
-—
:
Class'
B
_;
.
;
Waldorf System,
'
Inc. (quar.)
Walker & Company common (quar.)l——
Class
A
(quar.)
25c
Walker
(H.)
Gooderham
->v
ordinary
&
,
(Jim)
Warehouse &
—■—
and
3-18
3-
preferred
(quar.)_
37y2c
—*—
preferred
common
4-
1
3-16
4c
Weco Products
Weeden
&
(quar.)
I
interest in each of Its constituents. The new
to engage primarily in the business of holding, seek¬
ing and acquiring such interests, primarily in the insurance field. The
proposed exchange offer is the first step in furtherance of this purpose.
The eompany also contemplates the purchase of interests in other insur¬
ance companies as well as the acquisition of a controlling or substantial
interest in a mutual fupnd management company and in fire and casu¬
4-
1
3-15
company
alty
have not been defi¬
specific purpose, but will initially be added to
proceeds of the proposed cash sale of stock
15c
4-
1
3-21
$1.25
4-
1
3-21
50c "
4--
1
50c
4-
1
3-21
25c
3-21
3-10
general funds of the company.
-Officers and directors of the company, as a group, own,6,805 shares
(57.68%) of the insurance company common stock. Theodore Sanborn
is listed as President.
The two companies have many common officers
50c
6-10
5-25
and
—
*
—
police
and
E. Marqusee,
„
4
1
"If
rank
tall modern apartment houses,
fire
stations and libraries, is
President, said the site was
acquired for the "specifi'c
the 47th
Tulsa,
"it would
population
and Syracuse, N. Y.;
Calif."
mento,
the project
termed
time
.
,
aimed at
"perhaps the greatest real
meeting the great and
estate challenge of
growing crisis in middle-
housing in New York City."
community, he said, "will proceed
city will be broken in late spring or
1961."—V. 190, p. 2142.
development work on the new
Site
this
up."
Jacksonville, Fla.; Worcester,
Okla.; Salt Lake City, Utah; Hartford, Conn.,! and Sacra¬
such cities as Albany
Mass.;
planned from the ground
were in existence today," he noted,
largest in the United States, outranking in
community
this
as
and ground for the new
year
early
summer
Northwestern Bell Telephone
Month
of
Co.—Earnings—
$22,708,977 $20,674,222
13,788,278
taxes_
operating
Other
taxes—;
2,982,974
1,876,772
———
12,895,267
3,422,045
Operating expenses
income
1959
I960
January-
Operating revenues
Federal
3-31
nitely allocated for any
with
brimming
community,
new
the western portion
private and public schools, 12 parks, an art and cultural center, 40
of worship, marinas, boat basins, miles of sand beach, shopping
J.
proposes
insurance company.
Net
150,000'
expected to be com¬
estimated cost of $1(4 billion,
real estate undertaking.
On March 4, it was disclosed that Northern Properties, a land devel¬
opment firm, and Finkle, Seskis and Wohlstetter, members of the New
York Stock Exchange, heading a group of Investors had contracted to
purchase the 3V4-mile tract generally known as "Breezy Point Penin¬
sula" for $17,500,000 cash. Development plans were not announced.
primarily those engaged In
insurance, to enable the Insurance Company to affiliate
companies by means of a holding company owning a
other
1
(quaf.);_iiiJ^—-I-;----'
(quar.
Company
of
with
4-
(quar.)__——--
(quar.)
city," housing a population of 220,000, on
the Rockaway Peninsula In Queens County.
our
$1.12 y2
—
(quar.)____;
Waukesha Motor Co.
Wayne Knitting Mills
3-18
4-1
20c
Corp.————
(quar.)
7
,
——
Corp.
field
other companies,
interest in
substantial
& Co.,
Yantis
on
March 14 for the development of the
privately-financed community ... a spectacular "city
largest
income
the
200,000
S.
a
He
Continued from page 8
a
Inc.
F.
of building a city for middle-income families ... a city designed to free Its residents from the 'urban irritants' which plague city
dwellers throughout the nation."
'
He said that to his knowledge the new community would be
the first
General Corporation and
Investment News
itself
200,000
purpose
controlling or substantial
4-16
from
6c
(quar.)___
Terminals
Watson-Standard,
-
4
3-31
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co.—
5%
3-
1
16c
income)
Tiernan
Walter
$4.50
1
4-22:
5-20
4-
435c
Quarterly
Wall Street Investing Corp
(10c
from
capital
gains
Wallace
25c
62 V2 c
Ltd.—
Worts,
&
1
.
.'
700,000
250,000
:
—_—__
houses
Canadian non-residents tax*,
3-10
$1.13
preferred
21
3-31
15c
v
(quar.)_l
(quar.)
4%%
of
4-15
8-1
Co.
Properties, Inc.—Realty Project—
city of its size in the nation ever
2
1
Waddell
in U. S. funds, less 15%
tax.
Less Jamaica Income
,
pfd;
Non¬
1
5-
—.—.—
prior
at the source.
3-1
3-21.
15c
preferred (quar.)
Vulcan Corp., $3 conv,
Canadian funds, tax deductible
15%; resident tax 7%.
tax
Previously published date was incorrect. The corrected payment
date and/or record date is indicated here.
; "
x
Inc
Co.,
&
pleted between 1970 and 1972 at an
making it the nation's biggest private
this dividend.
1
3-21
15c
(quar.)
preferred
1
for
British income tax.
Less
t Payable
1
3-
$1.25
———
6%
$4.50
3-
$1.05
i.( quar.
preferred
6%
3-19
$1.03
(quar.)
in
t Payable
-
v
closed
not
&
/announced
were
centers,
Transfer books
100,000
350,000
Co.___
744.
P-
Northern
Plans
The
♦
Mills''' (quar___
Fair
Sciver
191,
&
Strauss
Wallace, Geruldsen & Co,
C. N. White & Co._____
&
Thalmann
S.
Stroud
200,000
$1.25
(quar.)_______________
Jewelry Co.
Zenith Radio
Co.,
Thomas
1,000,000
25c
preferred
&
3-15
4-
Nicolaus
500,000'
Co.w
250,000
J.
&
MacArthur
Co.
—V.
3-30
5c
(quar;)
A
B. Joyce & Co
Ladenburg,
3-14
Co, 1,000,000
&
Walter Stokes & Co._^—.
600,000
500,000
100,000
Co.
&
Co;
9
7-
3-25
3-11
"5%
Lemon
Kenower,
7-29
(quar.)—____
Co.
John
3-31
25c
&
Brothers
Stifel,
Hobbs
& Sons
3-15
Vic
Pressprich"
W.
Stern
100,000
1
37
600,000
R.
350,000
350,000
Corp.
Co._
Funk,
H.
Inc.
______
Pollock & Co.,
E.
250,000
Co,
4-11
4-
37y2c
——______—___
___________________
37c
Zale
3-31
_I— /-W*/ 35c ">•;•* 3-21
^
:
'
4-15
$1.25,
preferred, class,A (quar.)—__j——
4-1
J- 20c - Van Waters & Rogers, com. (quaiv) _———
-3-25.
35c
Vapdr Heating Corp.- (quar.)
.-'V
4*' 1
--t75c
Viau, Ltd.,-(qunr.)__-i^.j_'—_j._—_-i— '
3-21
30c
Virginia Electric & Power, com. (increased)
3-21
$1.01
4.04 %
preferred (quar.
"—, >
Vanity
&
Gregory
2
-3-15
4-
Michigan
of
150,000
150,000:
tensen,
Wm.
200,000
-
$1.25 a
&
Peters,
1,000,000
Inc,_
Co.
&
Freeman
(quar.)__________________
4 5%
5%
3-25
4-
* 72c
Co.
100,000
Copeland &
Inc._^
Writer & Chris-
Kendall,
Morris, Stokes &
Elkins,
1
4-
&
Inc.
Patterson,
200,000
:__J.
Merle-Smith
&
4-
Value
Lihe Special Situations Fund, Inc.—
Optional .JLr
iJi-U'---'—--
Dick
600,000
Corp.
Murray,
Securities
Inc.
Co.,
250,000
Co._
&
Hanseatic
York
Nongard, Showers
150,000
Union
Dallas
75c
________
200,000
500,000
Inc
Co.,
*40c
12 y2c
New
250,000
—
Wells
Mullaney,
Co
&
$200,000
Coe
Co.
4150,000
:
&
McMaster, Hutchinson &
&
Inc.
Co.,
*$1.12 y2
______;—__
Co
North
Fitch,
Amount
Name
Mlackall
Co.
Cunningham, Schmertz
4-15
$1.27
—
(quar.)
&
_„$3,150,000
Barret,
&
-
below.
name
Amount
Stuart
Inc.
4
(monthly)
its
opposite
Name
Halsey,
Courts
(quar.)__—___—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corrugating
4-
..
forth
3-15
$1.50
*
(quar.)
severally
the
set
purchase from the company, subject to the terms of
Contract, the principal amount of the series K bonds
Allison-Williams
3*31
*
are
UNDERWRITERS—Each of the purchasers named below has
agreed'to
Purchase
3-14
4-15
*$1.25
3-14
3-30
supplied with one or both of these services
Bfend, Gary, Hammond and East Chicago.
<
'
7 ' 771
4-
,
derived from the
Among, the cities
Ft. Wayne, South
of its operating revenue is
42% from the sale of gas.
58%
and
About
electricity
of
sale
supplies electricity and natural gas In 28
having an estimated population of
Indiana
5-20
4-.1
10-
.
company
northwestern
In
1,500,000.
1-18
1
6-
common...'
preferred
preferred
6%
1
-'=;12y2c
Corp.-'_____j_____-_r_—
3-
1
* T-18
$1.06 V*
,
series)
(quar.)
Jr., Co.
Mfg.
Towne
&
Yellow
7
33c
*
4-
bonds.
BUSINESS—The
counties
Johnston,
15c
(resumed)———
3-31
______
25c
Company (increased) _ii_
_
Utah Power & Light Co. (quar.)__—_1——
Utility Appliance Corp.,' $1 conv: pfd. (quar.)
3-21
1%,
——
PoWer—
Service—
preferred
Wrigley: (Wat)
2
/
these
3-17
Ltd.—
(quar.).
(monthly)
(quar.)__
4-
12 Vic
.
——_—-
3-10
1
3-31
.4-
-
preferred
5-
$1.12 y2
(quar.)
of
3-24
)%
—
pfd.
the
at
4-
62y2c
—
div.)
(quar.)____..
common
(1897
50c
'
option
.
.
redeemable
be
3-21
75c
5% pfd. (quar.).,
Industries (stock
(quar.)
& Envelopes,
Stores
5%
4-15
3-31
30c
com.
will
3-21
10c
Industries, Ltd., class A______
(quar.)
Woodley Petroleum Go.
(quar.)__
Woodward & Lothrop, common (quar.)
5-13
*
1
the
to
1
40c
Electric
$2
Co.,
4
bonds
new
to
made
loans
1
20c
(John)
6%
5-
added
be
will
bank
of
4-
1%
preferred
Oil
;
./
3-
___:
preferred
4Vo%
4-22
3-31
bonds
the
4-
$1.0Uy4
3-14
1
$1.50
'"A"*/
1
REDEMPTION—The
3-21
'
of
the company at prices beginning at
45c
-4
preferred (quar.)____
preferred (quar.)_____
5.08% preferred (quar.)__:
3-14
'
v
4-
(quar.)
common
5%
5-23
87y2c
i
4
50c
5.04%
4-
1
sale
107.19%, and for sinking fund, pur¬
poses, beginning Aug. 15, 1965, at prices scaled from 102.10% to 100%,
plus accrued interest in each case; provided, however, that prior to
Feb. 15, 1965, none of the bonds may be redeemed with funds, borrowed
at an interest cost to the company of less than the interest cost of
v, 1«,«
Stationers
Wisconsin
,
6-11
•
3-
(quar.)_^
preferred
Wisconsin
1
'
i2y2c
1
(quar.)
Winn-Dixie
-
Kv.
'
93 %c
4-
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Company,
1st
Wood
Upson
Valspar
&
Common
Wiser
(increased)—
(quar.)—
Corp.
/ >
■
:
Corp., Alh%
Pictures
•
3-4
4-1
per
(quar.)__^._—
preferred
Steel
Marion.
6-10 "
at $103.25
Convertible
-A
-
(quar,)
Universal
Universal
1
*■
Tobacco
preferred.
-
5c
-
3-15
$1.31 V*
dividend
Wilson
27y2c
-
3-10
1
dividend
$4.25
1
1
the
50c
dividend
Stock
•
Inc.,
preferred
Willson
„——___i
(quar.)'
Universal-Cyclops
8%.
3-11
Fund,
Stores
preferred
4
4-
7-
(quar.) ——_i——--
United V.'nelan Corp.—
<
$4.25
6%
1
from
including pre-payment
provide funds for its construction program.
3-10
1
4-
75c
Williams-McWilliams
-
1
4-
$1.25
Manufacturing
Inc. (Md.)
4-
50c
4-
(quar.)
common
Whitehall
14-
came
Co.,
properties,
company's
3-15
my2c
(quar.)
Cement
Wieboldt
20c
1
50c
preferred (quar.)_
3-18
3-
Y.) (quar.)_,___—_
$6 preferred (quar.)__
;(N.
Motor Co.,
White
5-19
60c
4-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co. (quar.
Paper
3-15
$1.75
Corp.,
United Utilities Inc.
preferred
3-31 -•V
6
4%8,
101.3289;
Equitable
Union Securities & Co.,
Weld &
Dillon,
Eastman
working capital for ultimate application to the cost of additions to
3-18
30c
(quar.)_„___
607.
Offered—
The group was awarded the bonds on its
the bonds, all as
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
6-10
1
tl7y2c
Mfg.
Shoe
6-1
4-
3-25
3-10
4-15
35c
(quar.)_
Co.
(quar.)_.
Inc.
3-25
22V2C
to
stock
Telegraph
2-15
8
for
White,"
101.271;
3-22
1
7-
191, p.
at $180 million.—V.
101.651%.
bids
101.36;
3-10
4-15
$1.25
(quar.)_,
Whitehall
6
4-
4-
$1.25
1958.
from First Boston Corp.,
Securities Corp.,
Lehman Brothers
and Bear, Stearns & Co., jointly, 101.2699; Dean Witter & Co., Blyth
& Co., Inc., and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc., Jointly,
100.813,
and
Kuhn,
Loeb
&
Co.
and American Securities Corp.,
jointly ICO.701.
3-18
.
4-14
35c
i
for
In
spent
to DesPlaines
expenditures are estimated
of
Other
Ltd,
(quarJ
4
4
April 1st)——
U S Rubber Co., 8%- pfd.- (quar.)i-——
U. S. Rubber Reclaiming (quar.)—
—U S Smelting Refining & Mining Co.—
7%
preferred
(quar.)__i_'___i_i.__-__-—
.preferred
Union
Whitaker
4-
3-
;
Trust,
com.
(George), Ltd., class A
4
.
Investment
Stationery,
&
expenditures
Dubuque
60c
5%
3-18
/
Tabled
(quar.)___,
preferred
(quar.)_,
3-
__
April
on
(quar.)
preferred
3-25
•
(quar.)
(s-a)______
A
U7y2c
Stockholders
Stock
:•
series)
(1952
Ltd., "class
Wheeling Steel Corp., common
3-11
3-31
issue
(entire
per share plus this dividend.
into common at rate of 2%
.
1
Stuck
(quar.)_u__—"^-_—
conv.
•/ to
1
4-
Weyenberg
—
preferred
(quar.
pfd.
series B
2nd
3% %
4-
f25c
V -/v 50c
common
A
371/2 c
preferred
Plywood,
B
(quar.)____
to tne heart of us service terruory
withdrawal facilities also are planned so
will be available before next winter.
Grove
that
double
East
mately 4.73%.
bid
conv.
3-21
•
:>.*
3-18
3-31
—--_*—x—__±:.
Homes & Developments class A (quar.)
'Playing Card (quar.)—__l..—;—:
S
U
4-1
40c
:—
■
U
3-16'
37y2C
10c
common (quar.) ____'
(quar.)___—_—_:——_——
<s-a)
3-17
3-31
25c
(quar.)
preferred-
3-30
30c
Class B
3-15
1
5-
Co.,
Gypsum
7
40c
Weston
3-31
5-
..
—;_A——
4Vz% preferred
(quar.)________^_____^__j._
Westmoreland,
3-15
25c
- cents ; from
and-15,cents from ordinary
Freight Co.
preferred
Natural Gas Co.—
Foreign *. Securities • (25
&
capital gains
3-17
Western
3-18
10c
-income)
3-30
5%
4
4-25
2
B- (quar.
Class
3-30
preferred (1955 series)
Troy
group which offered on March 16, $15,000,000 of the com¬
pany's first mortgage bonds, series K, 47/e%, due Feb. 15,
1990, at 102.311% and accrued interest, yielding approxi¬
3-17
15c
Cos
These
and
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. is managing an underwriting-
3-18
70c
5%
3-10
■
1
———
4-14
1
(quar.)
Massachusetts
2-29
5-
class A (quar.):_-__i,i.-:_^L_-
Foil Co.,
1
3-30
(ciuar.)^_.4i.____,.__i_____i_
Western
U; S.' Borax
Quarterly
2
4-
ioy2%
3-10
1
■■
5-
45C
residential customers
customers accounted for
industrial sales also rose
contributing to the record year.
NI-Gas
all
Northern Indiana Public Servilce Co.—Bonds
preferred
Western
4-
v
1
$1.50
______
(quar.)__.._
3-10
••
4-10
preferred (quar.)__—___
—-—
& Chemical Corp.—^
'X:''*.*■;
$1.12 Va i;
4Vi% preferred (quar.)^—__—_1—
10c
U. S. Ceramic Tile Co._^._—'.
25c; ■r
■;U S* Cold' 'Storage ;7-_-——
U. S. Fidelity & Guaranty CP. (Baltimore)—
.'6%
6-
of
gas.
3-15
5-13
$1
common
about twice
customers
at
continued
reservoir
Additional
almost
140-mile
(1960-64)
3-15
4-15
preferred
Class
371/2 c
Shoe
United
3-21
4-15
62y2c
Co,,
com.
5%
3-31
_
'
3-31
118
the
the
1959
totalled
nearly
$11
The major project was
pipeline costing $10,500,000,
which is delivering 50 million cubic feet of natural' gas from Northern
Natural Gas Co.' facilities this winter. During the' next five years
'.3-10
1
4-
25q
to
during
serving nearly 673,000
at the year's end.
Commercial
construction
NI-Gas
3-17
Western
4-
15c 4
the
J50c
(quar.)
5%
3-11
621/2 c
•
million,
3-18
doc
Securities
Western
3-21
1
4-
3-21
3-31
12 RS
Western
3-21
2-29
121/ec'
3-15
3-30
4%
5
4-
3-31
■
3-15
3-31
35C
(quar.)
A
chiefly
obtained
supply
NI-Gas
was
respectively),
26%,
Grove
from
supplies
3-31
7%
4-
■,
that
10c
(quar.)
4._-'
attributed
announced plans to build a 75-mile pipeline this summer
Troy
LaGrange.
near
3-18
1
4-
5%
3-31
.
2-19
3-23
utility
communities
revenues.
and
(16
the
from
22 Ya c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Ltd., class
preferred (quar.)
Maryland Ry. Co.,
'
3-31
371/2C
A
til>1959
by
customers
The
homes
total
NI-Gas has
5%
May 1.
was
pipeline
56%
(356,270)
with natural
closed,
their
of
57%
3-15
(quar.)
Western
1959
heated
3-15
1
Co.
Insurance
Class
6%
4-
Electric
Western
1
4-
;
Telephone
Grocers,
preferred
(quar.)
7%
4-
J80C
15%
were
year.
a
new
rate.
northern Illinois
285
12y2c
Telephone,
(quar.)
Western
.«
3-10
$L25
(quar.)
Western Casualty & Surety (Kassas)
Western Department Stores.
3-28
35c
Printers
U.
(Toronto)
California
Carolina
3-10
3-28
$1.12 ya
;
;
preferred
Western
3-28
Inc.—
Assurance
Western
7
about
of
national
As
(quar.)_
Lines,
dividend
Western
4-20
•
,■
20c
Pacific
-•
Air
additional
feet
within
Addition
20c
(quar.)
preferred
3-18
■1%
dividend
preferred
$4.50
Western
(quar.)
(increased)
Stock
$7V2c
Aluminum'.(quar.)__—_—i'__
United
United
v.'-v
in
1
:—/!'_—
United
S.
3-
1
,
U.
1
4-. 1
Gas Corp.
S
4-
4-
•
U
30c
4-
(quar.
60c
United Gas Improvement, common (quar.)—
$1,061/4
4'A% preferred (quar.)
________
35c
United Illuminating Co—^-4
10c
United Income Fund_——
:
_
v
:5c
United Industrial Corp., new com. :<initial),;
tlOc
United Keno Hill Mines. Ltd. (increased)—.
;>$2.50
United New Jersey Railroad & Canal (quar.),.'
/
the
13 %c
'
S:.
3-15
.-*'71/20
•
U.
3-18
1
pfd.
earnings
In
increase
cubic
crease
4-15
West Virginia Pulp & Paper (quar.)__
West Virginia Water Service-
'
United
3-18
4-15
4-
3-18
Twist Drill Co. (quar.)_______—
Aircraft Corp.*-.,
' •
•
"i ■
5-2
,\>f0- pref. (1955 and 1956 series) (quar,) __ /4; / $1
40c
,3-25
United Artists Corp.: (quar.)
—
United Biscuit Co. of America—
4-15
$1,121/2 4
<r'/2%
preferred (quar.)
United Cities Gas Co.—
'; \ a<"7\3'.
4- 1
13 %C
5Vi% preferred (quar.)
4- 1
15c
6% preferred (1958 & 1959 series') (quar.)
""hi
United Fuel Investments, Ltd.—
v
) 4- 1
$75c
6% class A preferred (quar.)____________
United' Funds, Inc.—
-A; 'yy'
United Income Fund (from net investment
income)'
3-10
4-15
$1.10
1
(quar.)
class A
Gas,
3-25
$1.02 Ya
'
Texas Natural
B (quar.)
75c
4.40%
4-
effective last
cents
1959
in
revenufes
$1.80 per common share, an increase
dividends on common stock increased
which permitted over 78,000 more residences to heat with gas.
NX-Gas' pipeline supply now is 518 million cubic feet daily, a 50%
in¬
(quar.)
371/2C
25
March 2.
said total
year,
preferred
Utilities.
to
cents
28%
million
3-11
3-31
4.10%
West Texa&
$1,121/2
The
1
4-
$1.05
4-20
3-15
22
from
on
Quarterly
1958.
over
in
time
Chandler, President,
1958. Earnings were
cents
customers and revenues of more than
this company's history highlighted
new
first
released
3-10
:
(quar.)__
7-20
"
4-15
39
of
8-18
1
9-
3-25
than
more
$1.12 ya
(increased).
com.
(quar,)
1
$2
5-15
43,298
the
for
report
Marvin
3-15
1
million
annual
its
Gas Co.—Earnings—News—\
Illinois
record-breaking
$100
"
preferred
8-
<
1
6-
42y2c
62 y2c
conv. ■ pfd. ■ (quar.)
4-
2%
(increased)
Co.,
preferred
3- 4
4.20%
United
.
Co.
4-15
25c
(quar.)
dividend)
2
-■
Northern
4-15
4-29
60c
Foundry
(stock
5-
Union.
.
Steel
Gas
4-29
35c
(quar.)
Ohio
,.,3-3*
60c
(quar.)
common
preferred
Michigan
4Vs%
3 '/2
Pacific RR. com. (quar.U.--———— T
preferred, (quar.)—__—
Stockyards Co, of Omaha -Ltd;,. iquar.)ti;
Union
Snowdrift,
4.80%
West
;
Uc
(quar.)
West
3-15
preferred (quar.)__i__-,_ic__L-__.,_^___
$1
v,$4 preferred (quar..)---^-.----^.--^^----92 Vic
$3.70 preferred (quar.)
4 87 % c
$3.50 preferred (quar.
—
v.
15c
Union Investment Co.; (quar.)_4^i._^__-,i_i__.v.
Union
&
preferred
3-31
3-31
62v2c
$4.50
4%
Oil
51"
of Rec.
12 Vic
4.80%
3-15
40c
__________
Inc., commonv"(quar.)
preferred (quar.)>.'____i-_____i:__'__
Underwritefs* Trust .(N: ' Y.) (quar.—
Union Acceptance, Ltd., common (quar.
60c non-cum,' nartic. 2nd pref.
(quar.)—!
Union Electric Co.,' oommon (quar;)___.—__
Union
Wesson
8-25
11-25
1
Holders
Payable
i2yac
(initial)
B
West
;i 51/2% •:
j
Class
4-
'
U-Tote'M,
•
Wellington Fund (from net investment inc.)
Wellington Management, class A (initial)
5-15
4-15
When
Share
of Company
A
10c
Corp. (quar.
South LaSalle Street
T^xv
5-25
$1.121/2
inoome Investors Fund—
income)
Par
Name
3-16
$1
(Del.; —
Century-Fox Film Corp.
Twentieth century
(Prom
net investment
208
1
30c
preferred (qufarj
(quar.)______
'
4Vi%
Jersey
of New
Twentieth
30c
——
----———--——
—--?*■*-
TrueZTemp(Tr""corp.t
Co.
4-
30c
Quarterly
Quarterly
Trust
of Rec.
Vic,.
(le^as)—
Universal Insurance Co.
Trinity
Holders
Payable
■62
(quar.)____—
Products
Trico
When
Share
of Company
Name
(1263)
1,640,952
the
directors.
.
Net
Net
—V.
operating lncome-i^jji-
after
charges___
191, p. 904.
,
_
$3,621,882
3,270,782
,
$3,155,029
2,861,665
-a
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
52
.7
Feb.
$
»•
i
■'<
Oper.
■%!
■i,'
'■
•
{•'
income
Gross
V
27,704,678
26,969,733
119,855
94,797
1,663,770
911,027
2,625,426
2,531,640
29,368,448
27.880,760
609,498
669,339
8,061,323
7,352,902
2,015,928
1,862,301
21,307,125
20,527,858
150.568
150,568
1,806,814
1,806,814
1,711,733
19.500,311
^—
—
requirements
Balance for
—V.
2,436,843
*
stock dividend
Preferred
!■>
.
112,963,006
85,993,273
.,
income
Net
98.704,938
2,505,571
deductions
Income
$
126,409,676
(net)
income
Other
$
10,510,761
8,073,918
income
Operating
i"
•
$
11,516,037
9,010,466
revenues—electric
rev. deductions
Oper.
—
1,865,360
stock
com.
common
given
being
are
company
and preferred shares of
rights to subscribe for
of common stock (par
10,045,630 additional shares
in the ratio of one common share for each
common shares then held and seven common shares
for
The price of the
common
share, with each
transaction involving a fraction of a cent being rounded
to the next higher cent.
No underwriting is involved.
each
preferred shares then held.
shares offered is $14 2/7 per
10
March 31, 1960, if not used on or before
that dace.:
The shares offered will not participate in the dividend
which
has
been declared payable
on March 31,
1960 to holders of
common shares
of record on Feb. 25, 1960.
The
18,721,044
—
Securities Offered
will expire on
rights
Earnings—
Van Al¬
—
associates offered on March 17,
convertible subordinated -debentures,
due March 1, 1975, and 100,000 shares of common stock
of the corporation. The debentures are offered at 100%
and accrued interest from March 1, 1960, while the com¬
mon stock is priced at $10,625
per share. None of the
proceeds from the sale of the common shares will accrue
to the company as the stock is currently outstanding and
is being sold for the account of certain selling stkhldrs.
styne, Noel & Co. and
4
of 6%
$2,000,000
i
v;<
J
11
itjr.
!;'t
i'iv
the sale of the debentures will be
off all its indebtedness to banks; to the
anrl to invest in a subsidiary, Clesco
National, Inc., an amount which will be used as additional working
capital.
The balance of the proceeds will initially become working
capital of the company and applied toward general corporate purposes,
including the opening of units, acquiring units and expending present
by the
renovation
v
It!'
to
the
iflf
4H'
i
in
be
coupon
located in
offices
executive
its
engaged principally in the operation of a chain of
cleaning establishments.
The company now operates
in 42 cities in 13 states.
Since April 1, 1959, Clesco
units
wholly-owned subsidiary, has been engaged in install¬
ing and selling completely
automatic, unattended, self-service, coin
operated laundries and distributing electronic coin changers.
a
the company
and its subsidiaries had consolidated net sales of $5,249,957 and net
income of $456,557, equal to 85 cents per common share.
For the 13
weeks ended Jan. 2, 1960, consolidated net sales were $1,850,345 and
met income was $153,684, or 29 cents per common share.
'
i.S
fiscal
the
EARNINGS—For
Oct.
ended
year
completion
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
out¬
financing,
current
the
of
!
■"
Hi
nrt,
■if
Name
V
-
Van Alstyne,
Baker,
&
patrick,
M
Courts
><
Clement
Inc.
&
75,000
—V.
«ill
191,
Willis,
50,000
-
75,000
Co.
&
75,000
Hammill
Kenny
&
Co. -275,000
50,000
& Sons
& Ayres,
—V.
h
stock
dent
The
multiple
Natural
This
record
for
Boeschenstein,
mark of $177 million, Harold
the company's annual report.
year's
in
Net
of
earnings
margins,
These
$1.67
$16.2
million
were
increased sales volume
Mr. Boeschenstein stated.
the
flecting
earnings
equal
were
in
share
per
1958
on
of
1959
share as compared
then outstanding.
a
Net
with
■i
and
vegetables,
annual
The
the
with
Dumber
net
The
shares.
of
Present
fi
that
i n
Decessity
"the
possible
call
plans
in
in
expects
for
the company's
strong
to
carry
of
Pacific
1960
to
open
the opening of an additional eight super¬
retail division in 1961. Mr. Scott commented
financial position of the company should make it
out this extensive two-year program
without the
additional capital funds."—V. 189, p. 1132.
seeking
Coast
Medical
Research,
Inc.,
Santa
Monica,
Calif.—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission.
11
4
•?
•
!
n
}<)
-:)n
The
BSC
of
corporation
covering
preferred
units
3,000
stock
of
consisting
common
stock.
No
on
March
shares
of
8
filed
a
common
letter
stock
of
$100) to be offered at
shares of preferred stock
(par
10
notification
(par
underwriting
is
$1)
and
$1,100
and
unit
in
shares
of
per
100
the
shares
involved.
The proceeds are to be used for equipment and inventory,
Improvements and working capital.
l*ir
with
300
leasehold
190,
See
Sales
Of
Robert
producer,
wrote to stockholders in the annual report that
totaled 387,114,000 pounds in 1959 against 437,148,000 pounds
the regular
that
year.
He added
continued last year.
was
dividend
of $3
a
output
in the
share
the
last
company's
Morenci, Bisbee and Douglas, Arizona, and
Paso, Texas and Laurel Hill, N. Y.,
Angeles tube mill were all shut down during
a
half months of the year," Mr. Page explained.
the
company's
mine and smelter at Ajo, Ariz.,
four
that
stated
He
and
Los
did nine other fabricating plants. "Because
supply of the company's own copper was practically cut off,"
Page added, "these fabricating plants were able to operate, during
latter
part of the year, only by
purchasing ,large amounts of
the
to
operate,
much
copper,
it
of
as
prices."—V.
high
at
189,
p.
1970.
Total
6.5%
from
revenues
during
the
electricity, gas, and steam increased
sale of
1959.
annual use of electricity by P. E.'s residential customers
3,320 kilowatt-hours.
In the rapidly growing areas surrounding
rose
to
home
average
of
electricity
for
averaged
electricity
use
occurred
last
established
demand
record
all-time
An
448
kilowatt-
•
hours.
which
summer,
the
in
9.8%
was
of
summer
of
above
2,543,000 kilowatts
the former record
Construction
1959
for
new
demands
over $109 million
were made during
distribution facilities to supply increasing
expenditures
of
production and
for
(in
house-neating
gas
sales
electricity,
and
gas,
scheduled
for
Completion
of
tem
at
Peach
Philadelphia
P.
E.
half
of
since
the latter
in
atomic
Electric
whom
continues
advertisements
tions
service
the
Bottom,
to
that
1951.—V.
Pa.,
power
part of
1960.
plant to be built on the P. E. Sys¬
for 1963.
held by more than 100,000 stock¬
the company's service area.
planned
is
stock
is
reside
in
Greater Philadelphia with distinctive
appeared in widely read, national publica¬
promote
have
191,
p.
607.
Self-Service
Pittsburgh
firm
of
Associates
—
Registers
With
Exchange Commission—
60
East
42nd
.
i.'. -
.
..
*
r
of 21%
increase
an
,
volume
•
'
,
over
!/;
Up—
bidding.
York
..
.
of the sale of. the bonds will be applied
promissory note due May 1, 1960,
Net proceeds
of
^
/
Building, Seattle, Wash., filed a registra¬
on March 15, covering $20,000,000 of first
bonds due 1990, to be offered for public sale at competitive
Bids are expected on April 20 up to 12 noon at 90 Broad St.;
City.
i
...
* ,Y
mortgage
New
$15,000,000 3%
a
Bonds—•
Light Cg.—Registers
Power &
Sound
Puget
to the payment
and the balance
of outstanding bank loans incurred for construction
purposes, which loans are expected to aggregate $10,500,000 at the time
of the bond sale.
New bank loans and cash generated from operations
will be
used
to continue
the company's
construction, estimated at
the
payment
$20,500,000
1960.
;
meeting is scheduled for April 14
Broad Street, New York City.
>
,
for
■
of
90
-
at 11 a.m. on the
information
.
with kwh sales and customer usage of elec¬
highest levels in five years, highlighted 1959
the company!s annual report on Feb. 29.
, J
kwh sales--in 1959 climbed 15%
above 1958," J. H. Clawson,
Continued
growth,
attaining the
to
according
customers used
"Residential
said.
on
the average 8,609 kwh,
increasing their consumption of electricity, by about 770 kwh annually;
almost
10%
more
than for * the previous year. That is nearly four
times
the
1959,
The
is
company
94,000
new
of
with
year,;-'
meet
peak
a
mid-1960's.
from
A
Puget's
adequate
191,
year.-
to have sufficient
"Puget expects
that
new
own
with
power
the
generation and through the company's 4ongPublic Utility Districts now building projects
These, installations,
which help to assure
the
for
future,,
are ...on
.4%
.!;?;•
or
■
schedule."—*:
of
ahead
...
•Quaker Maid Restaurant System, Inc.—Common
its
Stock
March 16 offered 179,920
stock at par ($1 per share). No
This company
—
of
shares
to
River.
508.
Offered
•.
demand that may exceed 1.2 million kilowatts' in 3the
considerable arpount of this energy is expected to come
power
p.
plant
v:'
of
this
Columbia
the
y.\-:.
more
plant
contracts
term
on
of
stated
Clawson
River
available later
expected to become
the transmission and distribution system,
servic'e facilities also featured 1959 con¬
expansion and improvement is expected to run
expansion
million
$20
Mr.
power,
^
addition
the
expenditure.
64,000
completed
60%
Extensive
v.
accounted for/a major portion of the
kilowatts at Puget's Lower Baker
last fall,
addition
now
the average increase for the nation as a whole."+
spent $27.2 million for new plants and equip*kwh Upper Baker River hydro-electric project,
than
greater
In
ment.
common
on
underwriting is involved..-^
approximately $25,000 will be
obtaining lease of desirable
approximately $25,000 will be used to
purchase equipment, supplies' and obtaining lease in Roanoke; Va.;
approximately $25,000 will be used to' purchase equipment, supplies
and obtaining
lease in Knoxville, Tenn.; approximately $25,000 will
be
used
to
purchase equipment,, supplies
and
obtaining lease in
Richmond, Va.; approximately $25,000 will be used to purchase equip¬
ment, supplies and obtaining lease In Lynchburg, Va.
The balance
of the stock sale is to be utilized as working capital,
Including the
paying of salaries to the officers of the corporation for the next 12
months
($14,4001, the paying of office rent, the employing of sales
personnel and the payment of their salaries estimated for the next
12
months
to
be
approximately $25,000.
The rest of the proceeds
will be utilized for the development, advertising and promotion.
PROCEEDS—Of
used
to
the
in
The
ice
p.
company
sales
North
company
incorporated
was ~
Virginia
in
on
Aug.
7,
corporation was to engage in the restaurant
and to develop several units throughout
of the
purpose
cream
Virginia,
The
Tenn.;
Kingsport,
BUSINESS—The
1958;
and
proceeds,
net
equipment, supplies, and
purchase
location
business
Carolina,'South
Carolina,
-
Kentucky.
190,
and
Tennessee
the development stage.—V.
at the present time is in
1981.
-
Reichhold Chemicals, Inc.—Sub.
Signs Agreement—
agreement has been signed between Reichhold Chemie A.G., a
subsidiary of Reichhold Chemicals, Inc.,. located in Hamburg, Germany
and Deutsche Erdol-Aktiengesellschaft
of the same city for the pro¬
duction
of
petrochemicals, Henry H.
Reichhold,
President of RCL,
announced on March 2 on his return from a recent trip
to Europe.
An
Production
be
said.
the
of
constructed
hold
chemical
the
at
The
North
plant
will
Sea
location
handled
be
by
a
new
plant
to
port of Brunsbuettelkoog, Mr. Reich¬
chosen because
of its
excellent
was
facilties for serving Reichhold's- many
foreign plants and
In
addition, important to the production of the chemical
proximity of DEA's refinery at Hemmingstedt, he said.
shipping
customers.
St.,
New
York,
the
The
new
plant,
will
registration
statement with the SEC on March 16 covering 72 partnership interests
in associates, to be offered
for sale in $10,000 units.
Associates is a partnership consisting of Lawrence
A. Wien and
Ivan Shapiro.
It owns 6V2 acres of land in the metropolitan area of
Pittsburgh (7215 McKnight Rd.) on which a single level 60,000 square'
foot building is being erected for use as a self-service department store,
expected to be open for business in May 1960.
Associates will own the
land and
building, free and clear of mortgages.
The total cost of
the
completed project will be $925,000,
which includes $181,000 for
the land,
$664,000 for construction costs, and $80,000 for other ex¬
penses.
Associates has entered
into a lease of the property with
McKnight
Road
Associates,
a
partnership of Wien
and
Peter
L.
Malkin.
McKnight will pay $185,000 towards the cost of the project.
Associates will thus have a cash outlay of $740,000.
This
v.
....
.
than the $20,020,702
higher
26%
or
$1,333,408,
was
This utility, of 860 Stuart
tion statement with the SEC
is
Securities and
Cb., Inc.—Record Sales & Net
steam.
325,000-kilowatt supercritical
pressure
generating unit
is now in operation at P. E.'s new Eddystone electric generating station
on
the Delaware River, near Chester. A second unit, of like capacity,
is
/ •
.
"V-
and
$25,215,870,
were
income
Sales
first
The
-
„
1957.
suburban Philadelphia) accounted
for about two-thirds of total gas sales. Nearly one-half of all resi¬
dential gas customers now use gas to heat their homes.
Residential
Acquired—
''
the $1,097,964
of
the previous year. Per
share earnings were $1.65, based on the
809,370 average number of common shares outstanding during 1959.
In
1958,
Progress
earned
$1.43
a
share on
the 767,109 average
number
of
common
shares
outstanding that year.. The increase
in
number of shares stems from the. payment
of a 4% stock dividend
in January,
1959, and the .issuance of shares in connection with the
acquisition of the assets of Chester Morton Electronics Corp. and
of The Kent Corp.
late in the year.—*V.; 190, p. 2143.
mining branches at
company's two refineries at El
the
'
*:
-
1
.
Be
Inc.—To
1958.
Net
9
depletion, compared with $38,006,538, or $3.75 a share for 1958.
G. Page,
President of the second largest domestic copper
before
with
1927
in
earnings were attained by this, company in 1959.
This is cited by President, Maurice M. Rosen, in
releasing operating
results of this manufacturer of residential lighting fixtures.
above
stated that production and earnings, for
the year
were seriously affected
by strikes.
The corporation had a
consolidated net
income of $34,574,801
for 1959,
or
$3.41 a share
"
,•
,
,
..
struction.-Total
(& Subs.)—Annual Report—
March
on
and
operations
geographical
operates in 40 states.
office in Waco, Texas.
Elements,
Avic-n,"Inc. above.
and
company
Preferred In¬
of
Vice-President
the
founded,
Co.,
now
105.
p.
•Record
this
607.
holders,
11 new supermarkets, and
to enlarge two of the present stores, according to Mr. Scott, marking
"the most extensive retail expansion program in
the company's his¬
tory." When completed, said Mr. Scott, this expansion should bring
an
increase of more than 25%
in the company's retail sales.
company
h)
It
$188,103,994,
at
income for 1959 of $1,451,534.
shares outstanding at the
net
markets
•
level
1,139,589
T
*V
high
arfso conducts an extensive retail food business,
equal to $1.27 per share
year end. This compares
income of $1,518,072. or $1.33 per share in 1958 on the same
reported
on
if
,
new
company,- which
7
'I
it
a
fruits
report.
»
t>
reached
1959
fresh
$5,835,234 over the previous peak level of $182,268,760
1958, J. G. Scott, President, reported on March 1 in the company's
i»
»,»
I*
for
of
has
number
completed
applied
the shares
by Wendell
Jr., Presi- <
headquarters in
Southwestern, dating
its home
Its offices now also
branches of Preferred, and expansion of its operations
of
new
states
in
the near future, is contemplated.
Mich.,
Pressure
The
Phelps Dodge Corp.
Up—Net Down—
wholesaler-distributor
this
—V.
that purpose.
Property additions and im¬
at $32,000,000 for I960.:—V. 191, pp. 1009
expenditures for
provements are estimated
Philadelphia,
of
gain
a
t
of
sales
net
,
Insurance
1951,
a
to the company's
reimburse its treasury for
construction
1960
were
Pacific Gamble Robinson Co.—Sales
Consolidated
St., Johnstown, Pa., filed a regis¬
March 10, 1960, covering $12,series due 1990, to be offered for
sale at competitive bidding.
proceeds of the bond sale will be
program,
or to partially
public
and
operate as
into
on
bonds,
mortgage
Average
stock
from
will
"Total
Philadelphia Electric Co.—Annual Report—
equal to 25 cents per share after taxes. Plant facilities and production
were promptly restored, Mr. Boeschenstein noted.—V.
191, p. 388.
.»■
first
SEC
the
statement
Harman,
both
Preferredf.and Southwestern.
New
mobile homes fields are being announced
of
livestock
Rapids,
results,
said
also the highest in history, re¬
and improved operating profit
$2.43
to
the
President,
penalized early in the year by a flash flood
which inundated the Newark, Ohio, plant and laboratories there with
a
direct out-of-pocket cost,
plus estimated profit on production lost
for
Results
Levergood
of 222
with
company
000,000
,
operating officer of Southwestern
a
broaden
will
month.
tricity
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—Registers With SEC—
tration
become
coverages
the
President,
Mr.
million in 1959, a new
more than the previous
corporation exceeded $211
the 10th consecutive year, and 20%
this
of
in
Grand
above.
America,
of
Co.
Pipeline
Gas
••
V.
and, Herman
chief
as
also
affiliation
line
policies
Con-
.
-
.„
new
An
Jtepples Gulf Coast Natural Gas Pipeline Co.
See
remain
will
and
19th floor
the
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp.—Annual Report—
sales
1959
1960
struetion—Hearing—
will
Harman
Indemnity,
of
surance.
to
$73,675,000 $72,962,614
•
.
Southwestern.
of
Mr.
19l"p~~904.
—V.
continued
Net
904.
p.
(J. C.) Penney Co.—Sales Up—
and
appointed registrar of the common
p. 1115.
has been
corporation.—V. 191,
the
of
191,
"The
Appointed—
Irving Trust Company
:U»
Chapter X of the
advisory
concluded
Month of February—
the
lh
Ovitron Corp.—Registrar
filed with the
of a proopsed
Co., Inc., debtor
plan was
supplemental
preceding
50,000
Inc.
744.
p.
Stiver
Walker
Joseph
50,000
Co.—
Southeastern
First
100,000
Shearson,
Co.,
in Okla¬
The
This
Co.,
Herbert W. Schaefer & Co.
50.000
Inc.
It
original
its
Preferred,
Chairman
Progress Manufacturing
District Court
report., on the plan dated Dec. 7, 1959,
that the plan was not fair, equitable or
subsequently amended in certain respects;
and
in
a
advisory
report dated Feb.
18, 1960, the
Commission
concluded
that
while
the amendments
met the Com¬
mission's objections in three respects, the amendments failed to meet
most
of
the basic objection outlined
in the earlier report and, in
part, added additional elements of unfairness.
A subsequent amend¬
ment corrected one of the additional elements of unfairness; but the
Commission's basic objections to
the plan still exist and the plan,
as
amended, is considered
by the Commission to be unfair to both
preferred and common stockholders and to be unfeasible.
The amended plan has been approved by the Court for submission
to
creditors
and
stockholders
for their
approval
or
disapproval.
The
summary
of the two earlier reports of the Commission was
prepared for distribution by the Court to the creditors and security
holders
entitled
to
vote
upon
the amended
plan.
Copies thereof,
as
well as copies of the earlier reports, are available upon request.
275,000
&
Renshaw
&
Saunders,
100.000
.
Evans
A.
the
»
,•
Co.—Acquisition—
Southwestern
Berman,
Plan—
States
two reports it previously
fairness and. feasibility
of
summary
to
respect
Commission
50,000
Inc
Inc.
Rodman
Co.
&
a
with
and
Inc
Co.
Shepard
Prescott,
50,000
Co
Clark, Landstreet & Kirk-
•//*
City
United
the
with
filed
has
$50,000
Co.
McDonnell &
75,000
Co.,
&
•,
&
Hanrahan
100,000
Co.
Co.,
—
Boenning
Inc.
50,000
&
&
Inc.
Fusz-Schmelzle
$400,000
,Inc
Lestrange
Simonds
Debens.
Name
Debens.
.
.
Noel & Co.
Co.
&
Arthurs,
SEC
Corp.
Zayre
acquisition by this company of substantially all of
Indemnity Co. was announced on March 8
The
of
$12,285,841
12,544,091
10,042,438
Parker Petroleum Co.—Reorg.
The
of
Preferred Insurance
\
1115.
p.
the
subsidiary
$15,300,073
income__,_—___—
previous
below:
forth
Abroms
below,
named
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
set
1
of
acting severally
through their representative, Van Alstyne, Noel & Co., have entered
into a debenture Underwriting Contract with the corporation wherein
and whereby the corporation has agreed to sell and the underwriters
have severally agreed, subject to the terms and conditions of the deben¬
ture
Underwriting
Contract,
to
purchase
the
respective principal
amounts of debentures set forth below, and have entered into a stock
Underwriting
Contract
with
the
selling stockholders
wherein and
whereby the selling stockholders have agreed to sell and the under¬
writers have severally agreed, subject to the terms and conditions of
the stock Underwriting Contract, to purchase shares of common stock
*
10,049,420
1
taxes
-50,400,460
9,371,000
8,326,033
1959,
3,
standing capitalization of the company and subsidiaries will consist
$2,208,368 of sundry debt and 535,240 shares of common stock.
.
191,
In
dry
National, Inc.,
—V.
11,984,000
charges„_'-_„—
after
Net
.52,238,342
taxes
Net. operating
the
is
Fla.,
service
such
*71
with
corporation
BUSINESS—The
Miami,
fast
will
debentures
—-
——
Bankruptcy Act.
for redemption.
market
income
operating
Court
form, and
will initially be convertible into common stock of the company at $11.69
per share.
The debentures will be redeemable at optional redemption
prices ranging from 106% to par, plus accrued interest, and there will
be deposited in the Purchase Fund each year beginning Feb.
1, 1962,
an amount
equal to 7Vs% of the company's consolidated net earnings,
which will be used from time to time to purchase debentures in the
open
Other
feasible.
1975
—
Operating expenses
Federal
$89,571,835 $80,383,334
,
revenues
1959
1960
plan
for the reorganization of Parker
Petroleum
in corporate reorganization proceedings pursuant to
company.
REDEMPTION—The
Operating
his
Preferred
......
of January—
Month
homa
ocmpany to pay
of existing units,
operations of
7
from
proceeds
PROCEEDS—Net
used
i -1
Inc.
Hour Valet,
One
I
Monday, March 21, 1960
,
the
in
$10,000
this
'
.
partners of Associates is
offering participations of
partnership Interest. Each partner will also contribute
partnership,
thus
providing the total partnership
capital of $740,000
to defray the acquisition cost.
McKnight will
sublease
the
property
to Zayre
Corp. and New England Trading
Corp., and the store will be operated under the Zayre name by a
of
Each
$360,000
10
$14 2/7)
1115.
191, p.
1960 of the
25,
the
Telegraph Co.—Common Stock
at the close of business on
&
of record
Offered—Holders
1960—12 Months—1959
1960—Month—1959
Period End. Jan. 31—
•
Telephone
Pacific
Co.—Earnings—
Power
Ohio
.
(1264)
filed
a
be
and
DEA.—V.
operated
which
by
190,
Richfield Oil
See
Witfield
is
Inc.
Co.,
This
of
nautical
months
production in early 1961,
by Reichhold Chemie
formed
below,—V.
Instituted—
187,
p.
2844.
Inc.—Acquired By Centriline Corp.
Corp., above.
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls
line
begin
Corp.—Joint Venture
Chemical
Centriline
to
jointly
2S62.
Resin Applicators,
See
slated
company
a
p.
Co.—Acquires New Prods.
major product
company has announced
the acquisition' of a
electronic
process
controls
to
be
integrated
and
of
Instrument
negotiation
Division.
with
The
Manning^
announcement
Maxwell
&
into
its
climaxes
Moore,
Aero¬
-several
Inc.; Strat-
191
Volume
Number 5935
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Conn.
In the transaction, Robertshaw acquires the eastern
Microsen line of industrial process control instruments which
with level measurement systems presently produced
ford,
firm's
Straza
compatible
are
Straza
division's 21-acre Anaheim, Calif, facility.
The purchase will substantially increase sales volume of the division
and
further improve
balance between production of military and
non-military goods. Dollar value of the transaction was not announced
190,
_V.
1878.
p.
corporation
and
shares of common
without underwriting. ,
to
used
be
for
of
notification
1r.1ll.ng
stock
be
to
with
offered
Cf
at
incidental
to
net
1960—Month—1959
$2,214,234
—
to
will
developing
used
be
948.
t.v
$4,113,886
transferring
n
'
..
.
,-i'.',.
Offered—Class
B
for-the
enlargement of
duction
of.
and
Stock
the
retail
this
business
issue
of
the
is
to
provide
to
corporation,
for
boats.
As
Inc.
thereto,
incident
and
materials
Boats,
the
on
accessories
■■
chartered
was
primary functions
which
retail
its
under
those
are
of
level,
offers
for
including trailers and optional equipment.
selling-
the
of
be
of which $692,436
of
were
a
four
figures
do
not
include
taxes
as
the
company
carry-forward
$14,989,000
of
which
provision
any
has
expires
in
for
Federal
estimated
an
part
at
various
by
dates
cents
in
stock
—V.
191,
option
745.
p.
plan
for
officers
company
and
key
Corp.
America—Sales
Period End. Feb. 27—
Sales
—
—V.
is
$5,341,468
years.
next
cluded,
The
proceeds
to
are
be
used
1
'
for
incidental
expenses
to
Southern
for
the
13%
Nevada
company
12
over
'Net
months
the
This
12
for
712,286
months
On
of
a
the
Jan.
669,218
191,.
$1.59
This
preceding
shares
12
$1.64
reported
share
a
for
ihe
011
earned
in
outSvitnumg
the
preceding
12
$1.85
loan.
We
Des
liam
1,
the
1971
.
at
Mellon
Pittsburgh 30, Pa.—V.
100%
191,
accrued
plus
National
Bank
interest.. Payment
Trust
&
Mellon
Co.,
will
in
now
Stylon
While
acquired
the
Life
much
a
the
next
year
con¬
•
growth but
initial quarterly
planned
of
an
The
SEC
be
corporation
covering
offered
an
at
March
on
10-filed
unannounced
$500
per
letter of notification
a
of
amount
bono
first
$x,o0u
anu
mortgage
bond,
per
with
bonds,
t^an
to
said
the
capital
The
a
are
be
to
used
for
added
general corporate purposes.
Tavares
Southwestern
Indemnity
ferred Insurance—
See
Preferred
Insurance
Co.
exceeded
total
Acquired
By
Pre-
five
Corp.—Acquires—
for
million
$7.5
Iron &
>
i
•
The
' J"
>'■ 1. .j»
SEC
issuance
Iron
&
"
income
earnings.
San
vast
a
esti¬
million
and
add
It
$25
believed
is
f
.
San
of
1
*
Francisco
Federal
a
Steel
.»
•
'•»' t
1,«
1 >
/.*!>«'
Regional "Office
court
Industries.
;
order
-•
'
m.
announced
•
,
of
oil and
from
and
100%
sumed
1960,
Inc.,
certain
and
Southwestern
of
.
offering ana sale of
Iron
stock
Securities Act registration requirement.—V. 191,
violation
in
p.
of
Speedry Chemical Products, Inc.—Acquires—
Rosenthal,
President
of
Speedry.
The
acquisition
mads
was
xor
all
Produce, Inc.,
Mr.
known
now
Rosenthal
production
many
of
to
them
date
has
been
under
made
Chem-Wipe
This
new
was
the
devoted
increase
249,121,000,
of
double
almost
and
residential
the
or
total
customers
13.9%,
five
used
this area in 1949.
operating
revenues
increased
13.8%,
Petroleum
The
to
the
Speedry
specialized
dustry, business and
Magic Marker and the
the-counter.—V.
,
190,
Inc.
Sterchi Bros. Stores Inc.—Sales Off—
Period End. Feb.29—
Sales
191,
p.
949.
1960—Month—1959
:
f
,,,
r
■■
,
-.
$1,205,946 $18,468,482 $17,130,261
$1 177 134
•
,
•
Sales
1
rose
in
M.
to
1958,
He
Regional
A
of
at
and
Fox,
President
Industries
to
par
100
($1
shares
share)
Board
in
sales
and
earnings
manufacturer of
No
B.
for working
1960,
Industries, Inc.,
from further
Securities
of
the present they will operate
For
last year
amounted to $33,557,539
$1,583,349,
according-
a
to
announced
other
47%
Act
Lee
a
on
commercial
and
March
2
industrial
products.
increase
B.
over
Thomas,
regular
up
65%
the
from
1958. Earnings
previous
high
achieved
strengthens
Mr. brower
casualty
markets.
The
combination
the
of
both
companies, Mr. Brower said, are in excess
premiums writings total almost
two
combined
group
Co.
insurance.
damage
amount
•
..
is
business
of
Surety
Co.,
with
in all 50
territories
generated in Canada by its
home offices in Toronto, Ont.
Corp.—Offering Suspended
Minerals
Commission
Exchange
and
suspending a Regulation
of
Act
with
1933
A
respect
Denver, Colo.
Johnson Building,
offerings
public
to
In
notification
a
securities
of
The Commission
Act.
not
1955, Trans-American
filed in July,
also states that the company failed
semi-annual reports of stock sales.
The order
opportunity for hearing, upon request, on the question
whether ihe suspension should be vacated or made permanent.
According to the Commission's order, the false and misleading rep¬
resentations in Trans-American's offering circular relate to changes in
the list of officers and directors, the ownership of securities by olficers
the
provides
required
an
directors,
and
changes
in
the underwriter for the stock offering, the.
Uranium and Oil Co. and to Sierre Madre
properties without disclosure thereof in the
issue of securities to Tip-Top
Cil
current
the
circular,
offering
for
exchange
in
Co.
Natural
this
'
status
performance 011 the issuer's
in Gilpin County,
of
Corp.—Annual Report
dividend
of
25
cents
to
gas
corporation
deliveries,
operating
reached new peaks
revenues
in
1959,
and net earnings of
according to the com¬
pany's annual reoort.
E. Clyde McGraw, President,'in releasing the report, said that as a
result of continued system expansion, 1959 marked the first year in
the
feet,
cubic
billion
previous
average
Total
to
amounted
others,
over
that
history
company's
416.1
gas
daily
natural gas deliveries exceeded
including gas transported
feet, an increase of 23%
deliveries,
billion
cubic
year.
,
the year were $146,733,340, ah increase of
reported for 1958.
Net income in 1959 was $18,688,387, representing
a
9% gain over
the $17,084,760 reported
for the previous year.
After provision for
preferred stock dividends, earnings available for common stock were
equal
to $1.50 per share based on 9,964,092
shares outstanding at
Dec. 31, 1959.
This compares with $1.40 a share earned in 1958 on
Operating
27%
over
same
The
number
gas
laterals, in
of
shares.
more than one
trillion cubic feet to its con¬
during 1959.
Some of these acquisitions were
result of construction of an extensive network of
and offshore south Louisiana.
Total reserves of gas under
added
reserves
possible
acreage
for
revenues
the $115,469,610
company
tracted
feet at
President.
quarterly
materially
field,
Co.
greater emphasis on nation¬
States,
Securities
file
to
made
and
best
1160.
the Securities
the
announced
were
fixtures
also
14,
.
residential,
the
American
registration with
exceeding $300,000 in
proposed
the public offering of 2,000,000 common shares at 15 cents per share
pursuant to such an exemption.
The Commission's suspension order
asserts thatihe company's offering circular is false and misleading in
respect of certain material facts and that the offering is being and
would be made in violation of Section 17 (the anti-fraud provision) of
units
Industries, Inc.—Earnings—
highs
of
nature, the activ¬
to eifect greater
wholly-owned
Canadian
p.
amount.
the
Chairman,
violation
896
p.
for
those
as
Regulation A provides a conditional exemption from
shares
in
class
of
and
March
announced
in
well
as
Registers-With Securities and Exchange Commission—
with
32,500
and
per
enjoin Television
and
stock
and
regulations,
and
unpatented claims, and the acquisition of properties
Colo., not disclosed in the offering circular.
notification
stock
common
Office
action seeking
court
this leading
lighting
1960—12 Mos.—1959
class
requirement. —V.188,
Thomas
by
York
Television
of
Record
1019.
p.
191,
respect
1959,
Industries, Inc.—Enjoining Sought By SEC
New
registration
is the leading "creator and disinks and patented marking instruments for in¬
home.
Among
its products
are
t.ie Speedry
Speedry Brushpen. Its shares are traded over-
Products,
SEC
Matthew
sales
Chemical
share of
involved.
A
offered
made
jurisdictions, including Canada.
In addition to fidelity
coverages, it also writes casualty insurance and
fire and
Its wholly-owned subsidiary, the American Life Insurance
York, writes ordinary and group life, and accident and
New
Inc.),
one
filing of
and
companies.
tribucor of
b?
letter
proceeds are to be used to purchase equipment
The
record
major
class
to
being
above.
Corp.
a
now
Co., a 75-year-old firm, does business
the District oi Columbia and certain
Surety
Securities
for
cloths for auto
Abouf 50-%
cloths for polishing records,
for
of
stock
one
is
filed
8
is
has issued an order tem¬
exemption from registration under
to a public offering of s.ock
by Trans-American Minerals Corp. (formerly Big Owl Uranium Mines,
the
ago.
capital.
purposes.
labels
March
study
insurance.
porarily
average
in
thorough
a
laws
their
Trans-American
over
years
an
its newly-acquired
stock of
of the
stockholders
Insurance
substantial
The
Corp.—Acquired—
shares
325
include
to
brand
private
of
consisting
to
of American Surety with Transamerica's
Pacific National Fire Insurance Co., is
insurance
the
two
physical
United
of
—V.
only
in
its
and
fobeign
Co.
be
will
30,000
that
merger
National
Pacific
health
2,042,482,000 kilowatt-hours to its cum-
an
Electric's
on
common
Television
line
industrial
and
B
items
the
provides a better balance of business
standpoint as well as a class of risk,
and
Automotive
subsidiary,
almost
of
increase
an
sold
International
corporation
class
in
said,
of
assets
and surety
alliedl ines.
a
funds
a
subsidiary,
he
Co.
and
newly issued
Tavares
construction
93.15%'
owns
continent-wide
American
during 1959, which was about 3,000 customers,
At the end of 1959, Tampa Electric had a
Development
underwriting
stated.
Speedry' plans to expand the
polishing and other household
of
as
different
6,000
Canada.
March
geographical
a
automobile
1958.
Electric's
covering
SEC
Cloths, will be
introduced under the new name of Speedry Chemical Cloths around
April 1, when the production facilities will have been moved from
New Rochelle to
Speedry's Jamaica, L. I., plant.
The new division
will be
operated as a wholly owned subsidiary of Speedry C.itmical
products,
supplies
and
uvoppea - li.a%.
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line
of
Manard
has
efficiency in operations.
$150,000,000,
of
Teltronics, Inc., Nashua, N. H.—Files With SEC—
The
the
and
Ky.,
consists of Pacific National Fire Insur¬
subsidiaries, Premier Insurance Co.
Operating
throughout the United
States, Pacific National conducts a multiple-line business, predominantly
of fire
and
related
lines.
Premier
and
Automotive
write primarily
by homeowners in
Sunset
See
cash.
Tue
and
Combined
This'
company,
the world's largest manufacturer of marking inks
devices, has acquired Manard Chemical Co., producers ox c emically impregnated cloths, it was announced recently by Sidney
N.¬
portable
corporations.
companies,
The
205.
and
lighting
fixtures
lighting fixtures.
Louisville,-
in view of their complementary
companies are being coordinated
two
and
ance
generating capability of 225,000 kilowatts in
■
"•
" ' ■ •
•
annual report also pointed out that the firm
Tampa
Tavares
commercial
states
applicable
and
reaching a total of over $36,000,000.
Operating expenses, including
depreciation and taxes, were 11.8% above 1958.—V. 191, p. 844.
the
Sprayit
produces
$80,000,000.
gas
and $5.5 million of
budgeted
customers,
1959.
Tampa
Inc.
residential
in
company
Transamerica's
separate
of
kilowatt-hours, well over the national average of 3,570, a .d
than two and one-half times
the average kilowatt-hours con-,
more
,
8,
Thomas
in
sales
Corp.—Acquires—
cn
the
two
4,840
-
March
enjoining Southwestern
individuals from further
permanently
Industries
of
49
announced
under
of
from
income
gas
becomes
Carlos
these
of
customers
1959.
Mr.
increases
Meanwhile,
wide
the
operations only
exceeded $500,000.
of the Tavares stock for 500,000
flow
common
and.
kilowatt-hour..sal*s,
In
Steel Industries, Inc.—Stock Sale
/
significant
acquisition
of
American
Surety
Transamerica's
position in the fire and
said, and marks a significant step toward
.
1C58
Southwestern
Enjoined—
in
acquisitions,"
recent
The
management
years,
gas
oil
Net
company
electric utility firm
tomers
Co.". above.
out
diversified
most
said.
of
economy
time.
year's
The
the
now
ities
current
549.
p.
utility's
148,537
of
total
pointed
insurance
fire-casualty
interest
9.
cent
ahead
and
largest
and
Products
M
&
lielo.
reflect
are
income
Surety.
has
the
8,522
54%
or
farm
Lrower
feasible
from
in
million.
Electric's
Tampa
proceeds
catalog,
net
Brower
other
up
was
ratio
current
191,
gross
and
company's cash
$2
1954.
under¬
witnout
writing.
C
Thomas
Mr.
Supply Co.—NYSE Listing—
announced
Mr.
Sterling, the company's real estate diver¬
net profit of approximately
$1 million,
net expected in 1961.
Mr.
million
March
triple
most
and
1958,
1959,
the
commercial
Benjamin
31,
2288.
to determine whether
in completing the third unit at our coal-fired Gannon generatinug station," Mr. Mclnues said.
When the third unit goes 011 line at Gannon later this year/Tampa
Electric's generating capability will be increased 175,000 kilowatts to
a
total of 735,000 kilowatts for the firm's three power plants, more
the
lines
p.
corporation
was
Mr.
spent
Southampton Lumber Corp., Southampton, N. Y.—
Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
per
subsidiary, American Surety Co. of New York,
11 by Horace W. Brower, President.
Holders
of
that amount of the company's stock
had deposited it
for exchange
by March 1, 1960, closing date of an offer by Trans¬
america to trade two shares of its capital stock for each three shares
of American Surety.
A total of 1,162,555 of the 1,248,000 American
Surety shares outstanding when the offer was submitted to the com¬
pany's stockholders on Dec. 15, 1159, are now owned by Transamerica,
it
wholly-owned subsidiary
heads up the oil com¬
real estate division, the announcement said.—V. 191, p. 949.
per
is
industrial and
190,
mukiple-Lne
Insurance
over
during this
position," he
Working
eight
next
mililon
oil
produce
$2
the
on
steady progression.
share in 1956;
a
$1.43
the
of
July,
fixture
lines
Thomas
Transamerica
budgeted $23,500,000 for construction during the
year: 1960, according
to a statement by firm President Wil¬
Maclnnes
in
the
utility's 1959 annual • report,
which was
C.
com¬
last five years,
TSC sales have climbed 129%
and earnings risen to nearly 3Va times
the
1955
level, according to "A Picture of Growth,"
an
eight-page
brochure
on
Tractor
Supply issued by Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., St.
Louis-headquartered principal underwriter ol the initial offering of
TSC's
class
A
common
in
January,
1959.—V. 189, p. 525.
Life
within
due
declared
$3,958,239.
to
10
$200
International,
"Forty
two
our
customers from
400,000
trades
Mutual
schedule
good
program
Petroleum
in
regular
alone,
company
released
Square,
844.
p.
A
with plants in Fort
Sheboygan, Wis.; Hoptunsville, Ky.; Fort Smith, Ark.;
111.; Burlingame and Los Angeles, Calif.; and Toronto,
and
distributed
debt
State
payments
$1,599,233.—V.
of
March
which
its
The
calendar
May
This
class
company's entire class A common capitalization—500,000 shares
being listed today—March 21—one the New York Stock Exchange.
The
Chicago-based firm, whose ticker
symbol is T3C,
is an in¬
dependent retail organization specializing in sales of farm equipment
parts.
Through branch retail outlets in 14 states and a nationally-
Tampa Electric Co.—Annual Report—
Co., Inc.—Partial Redemption—
into
B
The
A
Nitrogen
in
$1.70
class
t—is
31,
long-term
National
to
coming
with
our
International acquired
Sunset
of
one
outstanding,
1958, adjusted
and compressor equipment, Wright power blade saws,
cabinets, Radiant opal glass, in addition to the Moe,
of
Plaines,
Tractor
equal
Redondo
its
from
able
are
policy."
taxes,
return
than
preferred.
on
period.—
of
1948,
Canada.—V.
per
Dec.
with
of
were
Dec.
on
in
Inc.,
headquarters
of
cents
$147,979,
of
Exchange.
loan
are
faced
of Sunset International
tures
at
be
$3,377,176
on
than
year
more
corporation has called for redemption on April 1, next, through
operation of the sinking fund, $204,000 of its 4% subordinated deben¬
due
earnings
refinanced
otherwise
accelerate
from
should
pany's new
Southern
made
Atkinson
a
year
Sunset
The
be
24
ended
year
into
converted
currently
earnings reflect
basis
lighting
Enchante'
and
Executive
ard
more
shares
106.
p.
in
Benjamin line
A.
oil
Lasi
end
months
that
01'
the *enu
a«»
had
"we
International
to
time
with
was
to
fiscal
Northwestern
and
said,
dividend
our
including
sification
649,161
actually outstanding at
latest li. months amounted
Star
in
two-thirds
by
earned
company
$2,250,000
not
to
would
This
the
the
share
shares
of
period.
shares
Co.
Stylon
major independent oil and gas producer has turned to
Sterling, Sunset International President, said.
gas producer's unprecedented entry, into
the California
real estate field was through acquisition of San Carlos, an 8,000-home
supertown, and
the Tavares Development Co.,
a
land
improvement
fiim
headed
by builder-developer Carlos Tavares of La Jolla, Calif.
the period.
during
$1,123,007
he
new
rose
profit
The
31, 19o0, amounted to
dividends to $1.86 per share
outstanding
approved
Stock
Stylon
maturities
shall
company
mated,
Jan.
of
or
gain
months.
a
The
American
America
subdivision
Diego
$9,339,110
represents
Tile
of
common
1958.
acquisition
product
spraying
This
only
Sunset
mining
the
for
a
This
the
ended
preferred
that
common
common
for
1959,
in
19J0.
income
net
31,
period, earnings
share, against
the
V.
after
common
the
shares
716,703
31,
months
equal
ended
common
the
12
average
with
Jan.
share
of
6V4
cents
per
share
paid 10 cents per share in
Morton
of
revenues
be
$2,622,540 to a record $4,554,748 and
to
3.8
t6' 'l!r Cash
of
alone
$2,109,725
first
gross
manufacturers
one
B
completed
stock,
was
of
profits."
bathroom
as
Co.—Earnings—
reported
$8,288,019
the
was
compares
average
of
revenues
income
$1,392,493 and
on
ended
3
must
1958.
that
the
"not
liabilities,
'
Power
March
on
Redondo
tile
receive
from
net
This
of
debt
on
worth
Net
$10,947,894
r The company cn Mprch 3 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 800,000 share's of common stock to be offered at par (25 cents
per share 1, without underwriting.
operations.
and
ceramic
on
Jan.
23,
payable
March
15.
the latest 12-month period.
In its latest balance
sheet, Stylon, consolidating Redondo, showed
totaled assets of $9,052,829, up from $5,582,012
at the end of 1958.
3.2
•
two
would
months.
12-year,
a
We
maintain
to
Sidney Mining Co., Kellogg, Idaho—Files With SEC—
;
in
the
on
result,"
a
period
and
employees.
$11,996,330
corporation
the
merger
six
disclosed
Co.
'.'As
few
1960—9 Wks—1959
4
$4,970,710
the
listed
also
longer
205.
p.
Mass.,
of
Redondo
the
class
share.
per
negotiating
Co.
Higher—
1960—4 Wks.—1959
-
_____
191,
of
final
cents
dividend
of
and
paint
in reporting its seven-month
showed sales of $1,631,200 and net
Redcndo
Shoe
Milford,
merger
share
per
the
Assurance
F. J.
.
common
a
effective,
Stylon
stockholders' meeting held at Dover
Del
Kirkman, I. M. Laddon, Hunter S. Marston, Jr"
Duncan
C.
Menzies,
Henry
Necarsulmer, A. Lightfoot Walker and
John H. Wall were re-elected directors for the
ensuing year.
At the meeting the Servel
stockholders overwhelmingly, approved a
1960,
25,
this
basis
now
stock
compared
.new
Canada,
the
in
"other
volume
outstanding stock.
At
of
shares
share
offering
conversion
operation
Inaustries
-jlnomas
stated
President
and
the
converted
the
of
Toronto,
manufacturer
annual
Mass
At
Feb.
note
lighting
Over-the-Counter.
or
to Oct. 31; 1963.
the company's annual
up
011
Chairman
each
with
common
$2.34,
and $1.70 in
"Independent
Board
as
the
1960.
15,
15,000
ten-for-one
a
public
of
that the
fully
a
1957;
Ltd.,
that
depart¬
1955
shares
were
industrial
initial
cover
the
reflect
to
Co.,
Dec.
20
loss
tax
to
development
on
in
Taking
the
Angeles.
1959,
income
Stra'za
John
Redondo,
to
foregoing
and
and
to
$45,000
sales,
share
non-recurring nature
the Burgess Battery Co. Division for such first
of the current fiscal year were tne highest in its history for
that quarterly period, Mr. Menzies said.
The
plant
therefor;
reports released at the same time, Stylon revealed
earnings and financial strength.
For
the
12
months
31,
1959, Stylon,
consolidating Redondo, achieved sales
of
$11,659,093,
up
68%
from
$6,911,300
in
1958.
Net
earnings
of
$565,063, equal to 30 cents per share, compared with $81,722 equal to
•>.Sales and profits of
Canadian
facilities
research
by
facilities
leased
a
share
Ideal
of
Los
quarter
.
years
$1.54
750,000
outstanding
shares
and
two-thirds
of
Stylon's
outstanding shares at
annual
meetings
on
April
11.
In
1959, Stylon purchased
a
52%
interest in Redondo, located
enaed
The
were $969,918,
year
lists
1959
In
'
*
president of this company, reported on Feb
for its first quarter ended Jan. 31, 1960 had net
earnings reported for the same quarter last
company
$569,672.
milling
separate
a
production
building
a
on
said,
final
the
stock.
Earnings
the balance, $150,000
operating funds for an
A
March
record
of
A.
650,350
per
both
class
to
of
53
complete conversion and retirement of
Conversion
Thomas
Mr. Thomas noted
Of
initial
prior
on
for
mon
every
March,
all
desire
J-Duncan C. Menzies,
that
and
into
Mr.
class
earnings
indebtedness.
1,967,259
Servel, Inc.—Earnings—
income
chemical
certain
stock, $213,000 will be
short-term indebtedness and
"an
record
26
to
additional
providing
by
465.000 shares of
stockholders
on
sale
may
addition
of
Based
President
near
customers
and
the
1960,
29,
outstanding
Redcndo's
law
building and
it
potential
Maryland
of
approved
lo
Its
1959.
2,
of
stock
Feb.
two shares of Redondo. In a proxy statement,
Joseph Mass,
of
Stylon
and
Chairman
of
Redondo,
called
the
merger
important and significant step toward strengthening our ability
to compete for an ever
-larger share of the competitive but expanding
marxet lor our products."
pro¬
the provision for general expenses and operation
until its products are being marketed, and to provide
BUSINESS—Saber
plant
prospectus
have
working capital.
March
facilities
establishing
owner
wnich
carry
cf the corporation
in
of
stockholders
stock.
common
Founded
including
receivable,
stock
sale
to
1
B
common
Sty Ion Corp.—Merger—News—
funds
the
of
the
April
time, Mr. Thomas reported
class
Calif.,
share
operation; $125,000 to consolidate
machinery and equipment from
Directors
inventory of completed boats, the establishment of funds
a
substantial amount of its anticipated accounts
an
sufficient
of
purpose
of
paid
same
Cajon,
ment and the Remainder for working capital.
i
Offered—Batten & Co., of Washington, D. C., on Feb. 25
offered 102,000 shares of class B non-voting
common stock (par 10 cents) at $2 per share.
principal
a
provide
main
of
expenses
publicly
PROCEEDS—The
on
to
expansion
1959
$3,670 225
The
Boats, Inc.—Securities
be
SEC—
El
in
the
'company's
lor
1960—2 Mos.
$1,938,790
With
Drive,
manufacturing component parts and
jet engines; and it also performs chemical
variety of raw materials and parts.
It now has
proceeds
electronics
period Ended Feb. 29—
Sales
p.
Greenfield
discharge of sundry and
$345,000 to discharge long-term indebtedness.
•
expenses
services
the
applied
25-Cent Stores Inc.—Sales Higher-
Rose's 5, 10 &
Saber
790
outstanding 480,077 shares
letter
a
properties.
gas
—tV, 191,
filed
9
75,000
par
($1 per share)
The proceeds are
oil
March
on
covering
SEC
the
Industries—Registers
Industries,
The
company
is engaged
assemblies for missiles and
Rock-Oil Co., Inc., Las Vegas, Nev.—Files With SEC—
The
(1265)
filed a
registration statement with the SEC on March
14, 1960, covering 230,000
shares of capital
stock, to be offered for public sale
by J. A. Hogle &
Co.
The public
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied
by amendment.
the
at
Financial Chronicle
as
a
,
committed to the company were estimated
the
end
Vvt-ienrlil-iirpo
of
In
1659.
pyr("is
nf
JifiU 000
at 8.2 trillion
cubic
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
54
In addition to main pipe line expansion
completed during the year. T-vV<> 24-inch
pipe lines were laid under the Hudson River for additional deliveries
to
Nw
York
customers.
A new gas storage field was activated at
Leidy, Pa., and a 193-mile line connecting the field with the main
transmission Lne was completed.
Some 422 miles of lateral lines weie
laid in and offshore Louisiana to gather new gas supplies acquired in
construction program.
the
for
important projects were
three
that
area.
filed
has
an
expansion
further
for
More than half of this cost is allocated for 36constitute part of the third parallel line of the system
New Yoik.
Completion of planned projects, bo;h author¬
ized and applied for, wul increase daily allocated capacity from 1,255,000 000 cubic feet to 1,422,000,000 cubic feet.
In addition 310,000,000
cubic
feet per day of allocated capacity from storage is
avauabie.-—
pipe,
Texas
to
to
corporation, of 3100 Travis Street, Houston, filed a registration
with the SEC on March 14, .1960, covering $35,000,000 of
first mortgage pipe line bonds, due 1980, and 800,000 shares of common
s.ock.
to
be offered
for public sale through an underwriting r group
This
statement
headed
Weld & Co. and Stone & Webster Securities Corp.
and the public offering price and under¬
to be supplied by amendment.
White,
by
rate on the bonds,
The interest
writing
The
for bpth issues, are
terms
report,
company owns
and operates an interstate pipeline system for
transportation and sale of natural gas. It is engaged in a construc¬
program involving expenditures estimated at $129,700,000.
It may
borrow up
to $60,000,000 for such program under a revolving credit
agreement with six banks. Net proceeds of this financing will be applied
in part to the prepayment of notes issued or to be issued under said
agreement, and the balance will be used for construction expenditures.
Of
the
outstanding common stock,
Stone & Webster, Inc., owns
The
corporation's
the
to
issued
down
was
compared with
in
million
New
million
$254.5
to
316,000 stockholders, stated
affected by the strike.
on sales of $3,643 million,
million or 8.7%
of $301.5
income
7%
or
1958.
progress
The
Vitarine,
missile and
Vitarine
the
The
Y.'est
lion
$448.1
million
Dec.
at
190,
(12# ).
shares
listed
is
McGraw
Clyde
E.
President.—
as
1464.
p.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
2 filed a letter of notification with the SEC ;
capital stock (par $5) to be offered on.y to y
equivalent to the last sale price on the Ne w
Stock
Exchange on the day preceding the acceptance of tae
No underwriting isvinvolved, f
3
•
,\
;
proceeds are to be used for working. capital.-^-V. 190, p. 405.
The
company
employees
York
oaer.
(Canadian)
$100
Bank
Manhattan
registrar
appointed
been
3 filed p. letter of notificat.on w.th t.xe
SEC
covering 15J,OJO
s^ar.3 of com.:.on stock
(par 10 cents* to be
offered at $2 per s. are,
without underwriting.
The
proceed, are to be us:d for balance due on land and equip¬
ment and contracts, mortgage payments xor one year; accounts payaoia,
and
corporation
March
on
cr.pital.—V.
working
549.
p.
" v
Co.,
corporation,
of
Superior
232
filed
a
registration statement with the SEC on March 11, 1960, covering 325,000
shares of common s.ock, to be offered for public sale through a group
headed
underwriters
of
Sanders &
will
be
Whi.e,
by
Weld
Ohio
Co.,
&
and
Company,
The public offering price and underwriting terms
Company.
supplied by amendment.
at $3 per share, as
cents)
incorpora.ed
was
company
Ohio
in
(lor $6,058,911)
and now holds 20,821
permanent shares
of the capital slock of The Union Savings & Loan Co.
Con¬
(98.9%)
from
000
company
on
6%■
a
October,
due
no.e
St.,
York
New
City-. The
facilities
engineering
New- York State law
organized under
was
Common
stock
—V.
p.
1961.
191,
.he s ock of Union Sav.ngs (a Loan.
addition
In
indebtedness
certain
to
the.
'
GIVING. EFFECT
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
outstanding
is owned
has
company
(30% )
*24% > i-, owned by Sand°rs & Co. The pro pec¬
as President.
.The Ohio Company and six indi¬
viduals (including three directors
are founders.
The founders acquired
of Union
shares
Financial stock fo $100,005
ass.gned
($15
Products, ,Inc.
.
;
■..
•
of
new
company.
The
at
Securities and
This
with
of
price
SEC
The
cf
-
.
Birmingham,
tion
five
each
shares
The company conducts
Vulcan
agement officials own
record
ratio
date
of
and
one
new
stock# and
subscription
subscription
about 12%
stock
20%
a
the
to
dividend
shares.
new
the outstanding
of
steel
is
Man¬
One of the
stock.
food
Mr.
variety
a
specialty
and
tin
t^at
Zuck,
of
firms. He has over 28 years
business, and was formerly
merged
tainer
container
he
where
coordination
of
in
manufacturers
of
all
fewer
capital
company's
do
business
the
of
purposes
sale
surplus
and
additional
in
additional
of
and
stock
is
facilitate
to
its
the
increase
to
an
the
qualification
to
states.
Birmingham
Dallas
and
wide
the
has
in
S.
President
Sinn,
Benjamin,
grams,
Inc.,
United
Artists
purchased
The
W.
financing
notes
1963-1965,
after
L.
the
of
Eberstadt
company)
by
Zuck
exercisable
only
L.
the
U.
Lazard
subsidiary
parent
the
of
issued
obli¬
nor
is
&
Frederic
Co.,
of
and
at
United
of
(b)
The
$1
$1,000,000
option
prior
is
the
of
to
Dec.
request
version
In
holders
of
guaranteed
at
the
$30
the
market
price
This
period.
year
called
company,
the
notes
within
share.
the
debt
of
the
assume
This
of
U.
the
of
A.
at
fulfillment
time
any
have
A.
the
at
such
event
U.
option
agreed,
this
of
the
foregoing, the purchasing company has
approximately $14,000,000.—V. 190, p. 1118.
United States Steel Corp.—Annual
drew
corporation,
attention
work
greater
in
U.
than
in
its
195'.
fact
that
to
the
S.
£t:el
the
had
so-called
annual
the
con¬
by
cost
1959
basife
average
assumed
released
of
the
to
be
wage
on
March
steelworker's
a
rate
16,
hour
"startling''
65%
st-eelworker
the
receives.
leport
asserts:
rates
wage
hour's
ings
the
on
"The
magnitude
rapid
of
employment
cost
Inflation,
of
the
so-called
'fringes'
inadequate
completely
growth
as
an
indicator
of
the
has
cost
the
made
of
an
work.
are
states
to
no
that
Widely quoted government data on average hourly earn¬
longer representative of total employment cost." The report
in the period between 1940 and
1959 the total cost of an
a1!.8 wor^ ^or a typical U. S. Steel wage employee
$4,
an
according
increase equivalent
to
the report,
was
to
about
8%
nearly 30%
a
year
greater
rose frpm 94 cents
compounded. This $4,
than
the
government-
compiled wage rate for steel industry production workers. "The big
part
of
this disparity,"
sion
of
ployee
*n
noted
and
staff
Vulcatron Corp., Boston, Mass.—Files
the
corporation
SEC
offered
a
the
the
effects
of
report noted,
payments
"is
for
due
time
to
off
$3
March
on
covering
at
100,000
share,
per
proceeds
filed
11
shares
through
the
and
are
machinery
to
used
be
and
Wallace
Tiernan
&
J67*?™, of the year by Chairman Roger
government's
payments
exclu¬
for
em¬
M.
Blough,
the report
high level of U. S. Steel's operations in the first half of the
year; the long
116-day steel strike ended by a government
injuction;
a
rapid return to high operating levels; and prolonged negotiations,
Witco
and
to
more
grow
order to help the Bell Telephone
them better."-—V. 191, p. 950.
serve
Co., Inc.,.< Santurce, Puerto Rico—
Commission—
filed
March 2
on
shares of
letter of notification with the
stock (no par) to be offered at
a
common
Co.,
Chemical
1
.
Venture
Inc.—Joint
Co.,
Chemical
Witfield
a
~
formation
below.—V.
Inc.,
.
191,
Instituted—•
550.
p.
Corp.—Formed—
letter of notification with
stock (par $1) to be
Rensis & Co., Inc., Boston,
President
officer
de
named
''/
to
set
up
and
a
for
■
.
Witfield
.
4,814,000
been
Max
Presidents and
elected
A.
Witco's
Minnig,
Vice-President. -*
undertake
the
jointly
on
construction
and
chief
President,
>""/*■'.
:
executive
been
has
•
subsequent
6,334,000
6,568,000
3;150,000
sponsibility :for
/
;
1958
,1957
$45,147,000 $46,732,000-'
9,088,000
:
will
has
and
venture
new
Angeles'and Witco Chemical Co.,
March 7:
David E'. Day, Vice-
Los
3,216,000
plant and equipment,- to
working capital.
'
1959
minority interest-
Richfield,
of
announced
was
Witfield,
Executive
Chemical Corp.;' a
Corp.
operation
of a $1.75 million petrochemical plant for the production of dodecylbenzene, a basid raw material used in the manufacture of detergents.
.The plant will be located adjacent, to Richfield's Watson refinery-in
Lbs Angeles.- The contract fomits construction will be awarded in the
near
future.
Present plans call for:completion early next-year..
•/',
Richfield, will supply; the raw ;materials- for ,the: new operation—•
namely, .benzene and. propylene tetramer; and Witco will assume re¬
Inc.—Earnings—
-
of
of
Oil
York,
New
Witfield
of
by Richfield
Inc. ,of
common
$51,780,000
income
Pretax
Cattle
Chemical
Witfield
See
P.
sales
Taxes
needs
The proceeds are to be used for working capital.
of
equipment
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Net
.,
optimistically of the
share, without underwriting.
owned
.
shares
—V,
$4,274,000
earnings
Per share
earnings based on 1,408,859
outstdg.
189,
1515
p.
Dec.
at
;
•
.
,
marketing
output. '.'•
the plant's
Yellow Transit Freight Lines, Inc.—Record
<
\
'
,
$3,419,000;
$3,118,000
.
$3.03
1959
31,
$2.21
.
Record
$2.42
City.,
,V
V
Products
Grove
Walnut
ill-
Offered.
—Cruttenden, Podesta & Co. and The First Trust Com¬
pany of Lincoln, Nebraska, are co-managers of the un¬
derwriting group which offered for public sale on March
17 $3,000,000 of this company's 15-year 6^%
sinking
fund debentures with common stock purchase warrants;
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
from
the
issues
will
be
used
by
the
company
tjo repay bank borrowings of $4,500,000 and to replenish working capital.
PRIpES AND REDEMPTION—'The
priced at
cipal
to
debentures,
due
Feb.
1,
1975,
are
100% plus accrued Interest. The detachable warrants entitle
purchase 50 shares of common stock for each $1,000 prin¬
through March 1, 1964,
and at increasing prices thereafter through March 1, 1970, the expira¬
tion
date.
Redemption
prices
ore
scaled
from
104%
plus accrued
interest to 100%. The class A common stock is priced at $10 per share.
amount
of
debentures
at
$10
per
sbare,
.
-
carrier
states.--
said
with
the 195&
year-.
1960 revenues
-months--showed
1959,: Mr.
.
miles
18,000
of
Earnings—•
by
1959
this
meeting, of
stockholders
shares
in .October,
George
gain was-25%
and
Kansas
routes
authorized
annual
revenue
were
reported'in
E.
since
the
Powell,
Jr.,
earnings rose 36 %„
"s,;.
,
,
reported well ahead'Of last year. The first two
15% : ever the same two-month- period of
gain-, of
a
PoweH
were
than
more
offered-its
the; previous
In
earnings
At-.thd first
publicly
President,
..over
and
revenues
Mo.,
nine
company
Co., Inc.—Securities
stockholders..
told
-•
♦
•
.•'
'
-{
•
Revenues; - last year were $31,339,383, compared with $25,028,863 in
.j^Tet income was $942,758, equal to- 84 cents a common share,
1958.
after
in
"preferred dividends, compared with $617,344, or 54 cents
adjusted to the outstanding 1,100,000 shares.
share
a
1958,
Mr^Powell §aid the company last year
equipment
van
purchases
trailers
for
ment.-*1-The
purchase
credit
its
in
price,
the
industry
over-the-road
trailers
cost
exclusive
arrangement
with-
about
of
a
when
,
it
fleet
in
$4»/a
million
tires,
New
made
to
and
financed
was
the largest single
bought
move
a
of
one
800
new
40-foot
standardize
about
through
90%'
a
equip¬
the
of
revolving
bank.
York
Yellow Trapsit also acquired 33 turbo-diesel-powered tractors.
The
company .had 12,956 vehicles in operation Dec." 31, compared with 2,120
a
year .e'arlier.
Fix^r assets
a
amounted
yea|!J?efore.
The reserves for depreciation • totaled $6,368,010,
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to the current offering, and applica¬
tion of proceeds, capitalization of the company will be as follows: 1,000
shares
$2,061,477
to
$20,051,304,
compared
with
$16,195,349
com-
parecQvith $5,206,739.
class
6%
A
cumulative
common
stock,
preferred stock, $100 par value; 598,370 shares
$2 par value; 1,790,220 shares class B common
stock, $1 par value; and $5,908,732 bank and other loans.,
Walnut
Grove
Products
distributes and sells live-,
stock feed supplements, minerals and pre-mixes.—V. 191. a. 650.
Co.,
manufactures,
Total" depreciation
in
West
This
the
tion
Chemical
Long
Island
production
including
Products, Inc.—Acquires—
specialties manufacturer devoted to
and marketing of products for environmental sanita¬
"tamed
iodine
(R)"
detergent-germicides,
has
just
City
chemical
charges
in
1959
of
equipment,
the
acquisition
creased-^from $6,229,189 to $6,963,301.
and
included
Exclusive
31,
as
of
current
payments,
current
$4,999,023.
Cash
Artists
long-term
Payments
were
debt
Ziv Television
United
liabilities
were
totaled $2,515,717,
See
$2,480,338,
were
compared
with
1958.
Reflecting
current assets
benefits."
the
.
all stock
corporate
With SEC—
.
The
Indies
officers.
of
and
people
more
corporation
The
holders
Commenting
will own
maintain it's
company
will
■
•
.
anc| ,3Q0,000 shares of the corporation's class A common
stock, $2 par value.
Report—
report
full
grown
merger
throughout
The
option.
to
parent
company
-; •
in skill in
in strength and
serve
•
I.' Romnes, President, spoke
in which "Western Electric
H.
four
company.
convertible
of
In
stockholders
to
parent
are
stock
common
per
management
the
by
installment
into
1961
the
addition
bank
these
of
31,
exercised,
on
1961-1963
the
each
employees.,
one
as
covering 50,000
per
individually in each area.
The seven com¬
panies will each function under the direction of it's board of directors
Net
maturing
while
materials and services." This' amount
dollar' received by Western Electric.
were
small
businesses
with
raw
every
operate
of
by the
privileges
conversion
four
not
maturing
$3,000,000
In
addition, the
purchasing subsidiary of United Artists acquired
$2,000,000 of subordinated notes of Ziv Television for $2,000,000 of
3-year 5.6% installment notes of the purchasing subsidiary of United
first
the
in
trade
paint
stature,
SEC
of the
instal¬
guaranteed
above
the
are
Artists,
and
(not
with
10%
the end
5.6%
3-year
years.
Artists
that
companies,
will
and
Mass.
in
company,
debentures
said
merged
The
issue
was
Freres
subsidiary
stock
to
the
among
500
decade
West
Pro¬
Inc..
the
stock
$1,750,0G0
1966-1970
A.
prior
if
the
identity
purchase
maturing
during the six months
is
Krim,
John
involved.
Co.,
(a)
purchasing
into
years
through
Artists
Artists
was;
purchasing
the
of
B.
and
Television
Programs,
holdings
&
Ziv
wholly owned subsidiary of
Television Investments, Inc., had
United
United
paid
guaranteed
four
Ziv
Arthur
Ziv
W.
Sinn.
price
debentures
parent
its
No
by
F.
were
John
and
purchase
ment
6%
acquired
subsidiary.
and
of
participating
companies
Boston
of
cents
Files With Securities and Exchange
a
United Artists
the stock of Ziv Television
a
sellers
Ziv
The
that
8
Corp.,
all
of
Board
Frederic
and
respectively,
March
on
the
of
Corp.,
President,
announced
equity
any
and-
Artists
United
gations
Chairman
Artists
United
of
Chairman
of
and
acquaintance
supplying
shared
54
report,
companies
country.
Mr.
United Artists Corp.—Sub. Acquires—
Robert
a
35.000
services associated
.18% over the
.
the:
at
President
is
He
about
than
next
will
headup
the
parent:
activities
of the seven
nation.
/
,
report,' published on March 7, • also revealed
firms in 3,000 cities
and towns
in'more than one billion
dollars spent to
annual
than
the* nation
the
In
•
primary
:
$682,000,000,, up
were
if, ■:
company',s
more
equalled
experience- in the metal con¬
officer of one of the oldest
of
Y'/Y
.
headquarter
will
projects,
purchase-manufactured goods,
-
Vulcan-Associated,
offices
executive
program
• -
Approximately. .31,000'.''of "'^# suppliers
'•
President
Birmingham
r-'/i
consisting of products and
Government,
U. S.
-across
cans
products.
company's
steel
manufacture
drums
and
-/
.
an-
national., defense
The
;•
Toronto,
Canada; Vulcan Containers Ltd., '
Vulcan
Containers
Pacific, Inc.,; Caxi
Atlantic-Vulcan Steel Containers, Inc., Peaboay,
companies
pails
the
with
Canada;
and
/
,•
'on -March '7 "reported .'sales> of $2,315,000,000 during"
increase -of about 7%' over' 1958;" Sixty-eight per cent
sales, or $1,573,000,000 were to Bell System companies. Sales
year;
previous .-.year, v'
Ltd.,
Cv,
B.
Calif.,
W
Earnings—
to
Southwestern
Containers
Leandro,
soon
as
seller or.. purchaser of rights as the case may be.-.
a
of. total
Bellwood, 111 ; Vulcan Steel Container Co.,'.:;,
Steel Container Co.,. Dallas, Texas;
Inc.,
not. a multiple of/eight, an order to - buy or to
amount .not to ,exceed sevon rights'.
Orders will5
as practicable, .subject to-the ability of the bank
are
specified
a
This-company
.
last
.
.
Ala.;
/
>
and
the
.No underwriting is involved.
insurance business in 22 states. It now has
outstanding 300,000 shares of
payable as of record date for
The
Containers,
"
3
„ /
/
headquarters and executive office
companies merged into the new corpora-,,,
'
•'
''*■
}\
■
■"
in
to
The
held.
Ala.
Broad ^Street. New York 15,/N.. Y., ..to handle for any
record p,t'the: closs;qf business on Feb. 15, 1960 whose
30
,
rights,
find
to
its
have
with
TV,"
.
.'■■■'
will
are:
Vulcan
Birmingham,
Thesfe
registration
a
amendment
an
announced
.•
organization
rights'to. round ,out' his%subscription, or-in dis¬
excess-'of those! required for the number of .fUll
is, en titled, to .subscribe,.,'arrangement have beeif
Chemical Banlt New York, Trust Co;, Corporate Trust De¬
in
he
original
sgll. in
and the merger of seven containers-,
by Gordon. D. Zuck, ^FWs'ident of the
company,
s-curities
rights
;
.
will neither buy- nor sell rights.: A stockholder who
buy rights-through commercial channels should' con-,
broker/or dealer.', To," assist a stockholder -in
or-
or
.bhxx^cuted
covering 50,003 shares
offer the shares for sub¬
stock
.
is
,
additional
of
partment,
Mass.,
.
.
,
1960,
proposes
acquiring
' "
-• ■''
of Jsizes • and styles; of
for paints and laquers,
agricultural
chemicals,
insecticides,
sanitary
chemicals,- soaps, and
waxes,
printing
inks,
lubricating
and
industrial
oils
and
greases,
4
filed
Denver,
11,
outstanding
to be supplied by
are
St.,
March
on
company
holders
by
for
California
1717
the
s„ock.
capital
scription
share
Co.- -Registers With
Insurance
Exchange Commission—•"
of
company,
statement
Life
this
is
manufacturers,
Vancouver,
American
United
.
the
in
shares, ito 'Which
made
;,£
./•./%/./ %•
'
below..
bank
posing
.
'Y'
Inc.—Acquired—
Co.,
to sell
sult'f.
"stockholder o"
305,000 shs'.
"
Vulcan-Associated Container Companies, Inc.—Formed
and
share);
per
to the company an agreement to purchase the Union
Savings stock, for which they1 received an additional 100,000 shares.
"desires
: I
'
Outstanding Y
c
cents)_h2_Ci_h' J 1,000,000 shsYA
10
(par
Chemical
West
Formation
106,667 shares of common stock of which 32,000 shares
they
money
States-and
/'/The hcdmpnhy
*•.
b./oin?ss ;q.f cite/*,
/
,
by Ctuo Co. oni 25.600
tus lists A. C. Findlay
6,667
draft" or
company,.
which YsUbscription
maintains manufacturing andfs
CrenshawJBlvd;,. Torrance, Calif.•%;
South
746.
Vitarine
See
outstanding bcnk loan and the balance will be added to
capital.
Proceeds from the outstanding bank loan were used
acquire
the
•
company's
to
of
company, also
1742
at
•/
bank
working
the company at 195 Broadway, New
(EST) on March, 31, 1960, together with
order, drawn orr an institution located in
Treasurer of
the
Y„ prior to 5 p.m.,
.
for-tae- purposes, of engaging in, t. e,
March 25, -1959
or.
proceeds from the sale of the stock, together with proceeds from
loan, will be used to pay the balance of $6,075,000 on the
Net
the
bank
a
check,
thereon duly signed must
subscription. agreement
the
with
by
-
7, N.
-the. United
design, development and manufacture of electro-magnetic servo compo-%
nents and related products. It maintains principal offices.at 136 Church%.
will borrow $1,850,-
currently with the sale of new s-ock, the company
■/'
received
a
Co., Inc.—Common
is presently offering
.
speculation;/•////• -Vr'.v/v'/
a
has
It
1960.
January,
in
be
York
.
CAPITALIZATION
The
acquired
•
,
payable, in-1 Umt6d""States dollars to the order
amouut of .$50 .ior each share of ..stock for.
madet. ,otherv;ise, the rights to .' subscribe, will
PROCEEDS—Of the net proceeds, $3G,000 will be used./for purchase -,
be void and the • warrants will be <of: mo value.
Stockholders desiring,
to divide warrants may return them1 to;-the; Treasurer of the company
of machinery, $20,000 for purchase of speeial tooling and test equip-, 3
?>at .1-95 * Broadway*?: Ne.wy Yorjc, %, N, Y.,Yan4, he. will issue lin,ex,change,
ment, $35,000 to be applied to current expenses, $25,000 Tor- purchase of
•
new
warrants aggregating the same .number'^ of .-rights',
divided as the,
inventory, $30,000 for design improvement of present, products/.$35,036
hold'rs
for research and development of new products, and $60,000 for reserve
may
indicate.
The rights. evidenced by warrants may
be
for plant expansion.
transferred, by ex-cuting the. assignment, on, the face- of the warrant.
*'
*<• • •
10
,.
Ohio,
Cleveland,
Avenue,
the
'Which during 1959 realized $22 mil¬
offices' in- principal * cities ' throughout
the
189; p.- 202.
-1 ■;
..
...
Electric
company
shares.
Inc.;
BUSINESS-?—The
This
laber and for- tne trade.
hospital field as well' as
own
in
.-v
.
:
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
Financial
Union
191,
&
'
maintains
Canada.—V.
Y,,Warrants
Netherlands Securities Co., Inc., and
V. K. Osborne & Sons, Inc., on March 9 commenced tha.
public offering of 100,000 shares of common stojk (par
ston
Y.—Files With SEC
Triumph Pool, Inc., New York, N.
The
.
Corp.—Common Stock Offered—J. A. Win¬
Vernitron
the
of
the corporation..
capital stock of
value
par
has
of
price
a
.
The
Chase
March
en
snares
at
-
Appointed—
Transoceanic-AOFC Ltd.—Registrar
The
1,196
covering
and
S.
The
Latrobe, Pa.—Files With
Steel Co.,
Vanadium-Alloys
its
market
/
>
.
,
Stock Offered-.—
2,156,712 additional
shares of its common stock without par value, at a price
of $50 per share.> Each stockholder of recordr at the
close of business on Feb. 15,* I960 is entitled to subscribe
for the additional shares in the proportion of one such
share for each eight shares then held. - The right to
subscribe will expire at 5 p.m. (EST) on March 31, 1960.
bubscription may. be made only for full shares, but war¬
rants may be combined to permit subscription for full
amount
$695
at
-
million,'• has
$2 V2
Chemical 'Products, .Inc.,
in.-sales,
Western
reflecting' strike disruptions to construction. On *
required to complete all authorized projects
million compared with a corresponding amount :
tne ciose of the prior year.-^V. 191, p. 9^0.
-t.'
1958,
the
mililon
$730
o.
in
1..59,
31,
estimated
was
U.
disclosed that expenditures for additions to and replace¬
facilities amounted to $366.1 million in 1959 compared with "
report
of
under
active
an:
market,
approximately
were
since 1932 and enjoys an exce'l n ; reputa¬
Company manufactures and packages phar¬
vitamins
maintains
export
sales
1959
business
acquired
newly
participation -in
'
,
.
ments
whose
The
change.
without
r
active
-
,
.
maceuticals- and
;•
pursuing these activities, according to the report, more than 1,700
people are engaged in U. S. Steel's research program, including about
1,100 devoting their efforts to fundamental and applied research at its
research center at Monroeville, Pa. •
3, /,
'
In
Vitarine
of
of
Vitarine. will ,-continue
capacities.
......
-
in, tr.e. drug
tion.
alloy
policies
and:
business
the
present
been
the improvement and further development of
steels for a wide variety of uses, including
nuclear applications.
.1
' v
and
its
management
their
achieved in
was
high-strength
agreement to acquire, for an
assets and good-will of t„e
subsidiaries in the field of
an
and
continue
to
research and development activi¬
S. Steel's
report emphasizes U.
disclosing that they continued to expand - in 1959 to meet the
of competing materials, both domestic and foreign, through
reduction of operating costs and development of new products. Notable
ties,
the
1,402,500
.
».
sales, of $^<,472.*,
on
York,
challenge
tion
V.
Monday, March 21, 1930
.
business
the
casii,
income for the year 1959 was adversely
thac th<3
Income
The
application with the Fedeial Powei
in I960 estimated to ccs; approxi¬
$52,000,000.
mately
inch
from
.
undisclosed amount oi
Vharine Co-., inc., oi
manufacturing, pack¬
aging and- distribution of drugs and allied produces:.
According to James E. Marcuse, President of West Chemical Prod-,
.ucts,
Inq.,
trie; purchase
represents an expansion by West' into a
closely allied field which it considers highly, desirable.
West intends
into
entered
with the union on terms recommended by gov¬
ending in a settlement
officials.
ernment
_
Transcontinental
Commission
.
(1266)
in-
within a vear
against $2,063,566.
were
$2,904,327 and
due
$2,373,439,
liabilities
arid
against $1,550,770
borrowings
a
government
year
securities
before.—V.
191, p.
Dec.
145.
Programs, Inc.—Acquired By U. A. Sub.
Corp.,
above.
191
Volume
Number 5935
•
The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
(1267)
55
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ARIZONA
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
High School District No. 217
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond Sale
.
V
>
obligation school bonds ofon March 14-v, .191, p. 747
—were
awarded to Refsnes, Ely,
,
eral
Bond
_.«ona
offering
uttering
Gordes
Beck & Co.
for
.
Bond Sale—An issue of
-
•
..
Jonesboro, Ark.
Bond
Offering
Phyllis
—
A
-
1963
from
1
to
1985
to
and
•
in-
interest
„•..
-
1, 1S65.
Le-
gality approved by Townsend
Townsend, of Little Rock.
;
—
/
..
Bond
Ceive
&
,
for
11
;
a.m.
the
:
.
t.
Los Angeles City School Districts,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
.
sealed
bids
1974
to
,
e
,
.
C
L
I
n•
*
County Special School Dist.
(P• O. Little Rock), Ark.
County
1977
Bond
Offering
E.
F.
Dunn,
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
until 10
the
—
(CST)
a.m.
purchase
April 5 for
on
$1,250,000
of
bonds. Dated Feb.
school
1, I960. Due
on
Feb. 1 from 1961 to 1968 inclusive.
will
Clerk,
Principal and interest (F-A)
able
the
at
Commercial
pay-
National
Bank, in Little Rock. Legality ap¬
proved by Townsend & Townsend,
of Little Rock.
Offering
receive
Betty
will
—
10
follows:
as
Northern
L.
Company,
&
St.
Louis,
Co., Braun,
Bosworth &
Co., Inc., City National
Bank,
of
Kansas
City,
Bacon,
Whipple
&
Co., Lucas,
o
w
,
,
SCL
T
o
j
n<A
A
•
1
rro.
r? ^
T"
u
Annr,
r-nn
u
1
o'
8
S
syndicate headed by the Bank of
America N. T. & S, A., of San
Francisco, at
interest
price of 100.04,
a
of
cost
about
$238,000
4,%'s. Due
as
from 1962 to
699,000
4%s. Due
as
from 1973 to
1
inclusive.
March 1
on
inclusive.
1981
his
"
and
~
&
until
C.
N.
Stone
White
&
Youngberg,
Co
&
Sale
school
An
1960
March 9
sold
April 1,'I960. Due on April 1,'1961
and 1962. Interest A-O. Legality
approved by O'Melveny & Meyers,
until
9
_
offered
to
Kern County,
receive
in
Los
a.m.
Stpeit°ni19fQ«nTAon May
bMd";
ed May 1, 1960.
Due
1
from
1961
to
inclusive.
1985
Principal and interest (M-N) payable
at
the
County Treasurer's
°^ace'
j
Bond Offering—Vera K.
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $200,000 election 1959, series B bonds offered
March
were
15—v.
awarded
Flr^
First
to
National
Angeles,
100.27,
as
191,
1054—
Security-
p.
The
Bank,
4y2s,
at
Los
of
price
a
of
basis of about 4.47%.
a
Cascade Union School District,
Shasta County, Calif.
Bond Offering—A.! Ray Taylor,
County Clerk, will receive
bids until 2 p.m.
21
for
the
school,
A
bonds.
March 15, 1960. Due
Dated
15
from 1961 to 1985 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal
at
and
the
interest
County
Legality
March
(M-S)
payable
Treasurer's office.
approved
on
by
County, Calif.
Pabsch,
(PST)
a.m.
March
on
for the
April
on
5
at the County Treasurer's office,
Legality
approved
by
Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
South Bav Union Hi0h School Dist
purchase of $145,000 school
Gordon T. Nes-
inclusive. Principal and
(A-O) payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
issue
from
of $35,000
1961
1968
to
inclusive.
Ple<*s™t Volley Sch°°l District>
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Ventura
be
1
$500,000
of
purchase
May
until
received
for
Orrick,
until
9
receive
in
Los
(pg^)
a m
election
series
1958,
Dated May 1,
on
$1
-
B
1960. Due on
May 1 from 1961 to 1980 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
building bonds offered on Feb. 29
sold to F. M. Van Dyke
of
Due
Angeles
will
his'office
at
^
purchase of
Apni 1Z I0r tne Purcnase 01
bonds.
was
Lincoln.
Clerk
bids
000,000
School District, Sutter
Sale—An
Bond
Countv
sealed
the
building
bonds.
able
the
at
County
Treasurer's
office.
I
.
school bonds,
An
as
follows:
Bond
grade
road
series
boncJs
separation, election
general obligation
2
offered
March
on
14
—
v.
tional
Bank
&
Trust
777
for
and
to
1980
interest
Co.,
Trust
Main__Street,
(EST) on
purchase
p
1961 to 1966 inclusive.
from
30,000
Due on April
43/4s.
as
480 000
from
360 000
from
general
on
as
Due on April 1
to 1981 inclusive.
33/4s.
1968
April 1
1982 to 1990 inclusive.
as
3 90s. Due on
Sale
—
T h
obligation
March
were
1967.
(P. O. 1580 Yarrow St.,
Lakewood), Colo.
Bond
15-v.
awarded
e
$3,500,000
offered
p.
1163-
bonds
191,
to
a
syndicate
headed byHarriman Ripley & Co.,
Inc.,
at
a
price
interest cost
follows:
of
of
100.06,
about
19^
a
3.78%,
net
as
1055—were
p.
composed
Comnanv
Lane
a.*
of
Space
Evans
awarded
of
The
Georeia
Corp
&
and
Co ''
at
to
a
Trust
Johnson
Clement
price
a
of
*
on
■
$150,000
_
school
bonds
sold
was
son-Humphrey
Co.,
to
Inc.,
Robin-
3%s.
as
Dated Feb.
1, 1960. Due on Oct, 1
from 1960 to 1969 inclusive. Prin-
cipal and interest
at
(A-O)
payable
City Bank,
0f
April 1 from
inclusive.
Bond Sale—An issue of
of
Principal
First
the
National
Rome.
Legality approved by
Spalding,
Sibley,
Troutman,
Meadow & Smith, of Atlanta,
payable at the Deep
.
Faver National
Hiver.
in
Bank,
Deep
IDAHO
Kootenai
County Class A School
Dist., No. 271 (P. O. Coeur
FLORIDA
d'Alene), Idaho
Daytona Beach, Fla.
Bond Sale—The
$500,000 special
Bond ..Sale—The $610,000
^UAin(t
hnnHc
nfWH
school
March
on
obligation building
offered
revenue bonds
March 9—v. 191, p. 952
on
awarded
—were
to
Goodbody &
Co., and M. M. Freeman & Co.,
jointly, at a price of 98.00, a net
interest
of
cost
about
4.42%,
critf ninfrtmpnt
ILLINOIS
as
Cook
$80,000
3.30s.
as
Due
from 1961 to
110,000
as
from
105,000
3.70s.
Due
as
West South Street,
April
41/4s.
Due
on
April
1974 inclusive.
4V2S.
Due
from 1975 to
on
April
1980 inclusive.
Florida Development Commission
Offering—T.
W.
Bond Offering—Peter
Wither-
7:30
April
the
for
4
revenue
purchase
bonds,
$2;725,000 road bonds,
1
from
as
bue
of $4,follows:
on
Feb.
1968 to 1990 inclusive.
Callable
as
Of
Feb.
from
1962
to
1,
inclusive.
Manhattan
Bank,
and
the
Hanover Bank, both of New York
City. Legality approved by Cald-
Secretary of the Board of
Control, will receive sealed bids
pepper,
until 11 a.m. (EST) on March 24
for the purchase of $139,800 school
revenue certificates, series of 1959.
Dated Sept. 1, 1959. Due on Sept.
1 from 1963 to 1982 inclusive. In-
on
March 22 for
1962 to
from
1
Principal
and
in¬
payable at any bank
(J-D)
tween t]he Bosard of
the successful
Sdi^aH^and.
g
.
y
P
SQby ChaPman & CU"er' °£
C g
1970.
Feb.
on
Dec.
Due
1979
School District
pu Page County
O. Itasca), III.
Ho. 10 (P.
1970 inclusive.
1, 1960. Principal
and interest (F-A) payable at the
Chase
(CST)
p.m.
purchase of $675,000 school
building bonds. Dated April
1,
the
terest
945,000
R. Bakas,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion will receive sealed bids until
1960.
(P. O. Tallahassee), Fla.
Arlington
Heights), III,
1970 inclusive.
from 1971 to
205,000
on
County, Arlington Heights
School Dist. No. 25 (P. O. 301
April
1965 inclusive.
1966 to
as
on
PnhbV
nf
f
! Department of Public
lnvestments.
\°
„ „
follows:
95i_Were
No. R-l
Cartersville),
Sale—The $600,000 hospi¬
bonds offered on March 9—v.
group
Dated
bonds.
awarded to a fice. Legality approved by Orrick, well, Marshall, Trimble & Mitchsyndicate composed of the Cali- Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, ell, of New York City.
fornia
Bank,
of
Los
Angeles, of San Francisco
Florida State University Board of
Blyth & Co., Inc., Shearson, HamCOLORADO
Control (P. O. Tallahassee), Fla.
mill & Co., Wm. R. Staats & Co.,
Certificate Offering—J. B. Culand Taylor & Co., at a price of
Jefferson County School District
191>
GEORGIA
Rome, Ga
p.m.
the
school
Dated
Dated May 1, 1960. Due on May
1 from 1965 to 1985 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) payable at the County Treasurer's of-
Co., and the Phelps
Company.
n
1
459,000 series A bonds
Sale—The $1,050,000 rail-
Allan Blair &
2,220,000 road bonds. Due on Feb.
$686,000 series D bonds.
Pomona, Calif.
duPont & Co., E. F.
Co., Tripp & Co., Inc.,
j. R. Williston & Beane, Fahnestock & Co., Cruttenden, Podesta
&
Co., Robert F. Bell & Co.,
Wallace, Geruldsen & Co., Sutro
Bros. & Co., Irving J. Rice & Co.,
&
Ueep River, Conn.
Bond
High School
District San Diego County, Calif.
Bond Offering
R. B. James,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in San Diego,
until
m-an
rn
until 10:30 a.m. ^PST^ on M.rnh
(PST)
March
29 for the purchase of $1,145,000
I.
Hutton
Bond Offering—Harry L. Clark,
Sweetwater Union
Q
Other members of the syndicate
104.41.
for the purchase of $53,000
school,
series
D
bonds.
Dated
April 15,. 1960. Due on April 15
South Bay Union High bchool Uist.,
(PST)
a.m.
rri
22
of San Francisco.
11
rn
1961
County Clerk, will receive sealed
at her office in Bakersfield,
100.01, a net interest cost of about
sealed 3.89%, as follows,
March $180,000 as 5y4s. Due on April 1
(PST) on
purchase of $233,000
series
Gibson,
bids
Buena Park School Dist., Orange
on
Calif.
on
Tucker, An-
3.57%.
April 1, 1960. Due
cipal and interest (A-°> payable
...
c
,
,
\
Panama Union School District,
n
$8^8,000
from 1961 to 1978 inclusive. Prin-
v
;
and Placer Counties, Calif.
(PST) on
April 12 for the purchase of $500,-
A:
of Los Angeles. '
$587,000
thony & R. L. Day, as 3.60s, at a
price of 100.255, a basis of about
23
bids until 11
Angeles County, Calif.
vig,
County Clerk, will
sealed bids at his office
Costa
about
™ere as, follows: Kuhn, Loeb &
Co-» Salomon Bros. & Hutzler,
tal
of
issue
bonds
was
America Department,
Bond -Offering—WAT.
011
of
3.83%.
Georgia
Branford, Conn.
Bond
San^Francisco, Hartford, until 2
of 100.72, a March
Sheldon School District, Contra
basis
a
Bond
price
a
County Clerk, will receive sealed
mentary
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
Angeles,
(PST)
a.m.
-
Bern-
Pleasant Grove Joint Union Ele¬
Bonita Unified School District,
Los
11
San
were
basis of about 4.43%
I960, series A bonds. Dated April
—
Co.,
in
office
Th&; Si
41/2S, at
as
•
Offering—Dennis Wardle,
County Clerks will receive sealed
h i960
to 1971
Co., Kenower, MacAr- interest
Weeden &
thur
County, Calif. \
Bond
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows:
Blyth & Co., Inc.,
^
-.awarded to The Bank
.
Bernardino
1163
p.
.
until
March
on
1972
office.
3.70s, at a
CIC
as
J
nn
98.139,
CONNECTICUT
_
..
oq
of
price
Co.
The $90,000 election Town First Selectman, will reC0 s i°ic?r
°.n c.e*ve sealed bids c/o Hartford Na-
.
County' 1? \se,rJes
March 15—v. 191,
the
at
inPo0
interest,
and
AY.;
•NAA'y.
Y
Los Flores School District, San
a
4.28%,
follows:
as
Orrick,
series 2 election 1959 bonds. Dated
2/r ?
March
on
a
net
payable
ardino,
j
bonds offered
series
by
,
Lehman Brothers,
Bartow County (P. O.
1985 inclusive. Prin-
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
approved
jic improvement bonds offered on
March 16 v. 191, p. 1054 were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
and
inc"
&
a.m.
CM
w,,
Trust
of
Pressprich
W.
(PST)
on March 23 for the purchase of
$2,150,000 school, series A bonds.
Dated May 1, I960. Due on May 1
to
1,
"
R.
George, County Clerk,
receive sealed bids at her office in
Sacramento, until
1981
and
March
First^ Boston8,° Corp1/ Mercantile
Sacramento County, Calif.
Bond
March 1,
on
on
Trust
April 4 for. the purchase of $2,000
Areata Union High School Dist.,
Humboldt County, Calif.
r»
w
Principal
at
1
11
$3,557,000
,
bids
CALIFORNIA
4- L>
Treasurer's
1
B°nd Sa,e-The $4'042'000 Pub"
Francis
were
•
-
V4s. Due
as
1980
re-
April
of
„
(J-D)
u
March
Other members of the syndicate
school, series C bonds.
sealed bids/at his office in Los Legality
elusive.
i\/r
inclusive.
3.90s. Due
as
540,000
Angeles, until 9 a.m. (PEST) on Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
A v\w{l
o-P
Cor*
TPyo onir.AA
April 26 for the purchase of $16,- of San Francisco.
000,000 election 1958, series F
'
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1960.
Due
Savannah School District, Orange
on
June 1 from 1961 to 1985 in'
OC
1
March 1,
on
•
Pulaski
Marrh
on
Miami Beach, Fla.
v
1978 and 1979.
will
until
Purchase,
from 1962
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
vig,
,
until
4
.
-
? on A
3.80s. Due
Due
iq7?
485,000
Fa Garrett
Comptroller,
the
.
v
(PST)
purchase of
$350,000 school bonds.
.NY
;
April
as
nnn
from
■
,
Offering—R.
Assistant
•
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
on
inclusive;
1987
of April
as
*
'"
Bond
be
obligation \1 i m i t ed tax bonds,
Dated April 1, 1960. Due on April
Callable
Principal
,>A. County, Calif;
.
33As
620,000
San Jose Unified School District,
Santa Clara County, Calif.
Indict School District, Riverside
-
as
VQ7o
«on
5an Juan Unified School District,
for the purchase of $1,industrial plant general
5
000,000
-
15, 1960. Due
.
Stringer, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
April
purchase of $5,000 school
April 15 from 1963
cisco.
1
™
payable- at the
County
Treasurer's office. Legality app™ved by
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran-
In
,
N.
(A-O)
$325,000
March 9
on
a.m.
elusive.
construction bonds offered
was sold to Stephens,
school
ln
10
the
on
Brinkley School District, Ark.
280 000
CmCCC ^neer, will receive sealed bids
will receive sealed bids
r5CTp until Jul? 18 for the Purchase of
(PST) on March 22 ?2101000 water improvement
bonds
bonds., Dated April
ADKANQAQ
HltiVHriDHa
—
March
on
Due.on lVlarcn 1,
1Q71
Offering—A. M. McBride,
General Manager and Chief Ena\nt>»r
i\r
Cnnntvriorir
fered
until
until
RarWi
Rachael
6s. Due
as
140f0r0O0mas3l0s°D1ue0onnMarcVhT
Diego County, Calif.
Bond
Siskiyou County, Calif.
,
$1,435,000
provement Districts No. 1, San
Forks of Salmon School
District,
The $115,000 gen-
—
,Rainbow Municipal Water and Im-
^ar* Francisco.
?
Maricopa County, Paradise Valley
Bond Sale__An issue of $130,000
school
building
March
14
ern
Trust
offered on
bonds
sold to The North-
was
Co.,
Chicago,
of
at
a
price of 100.006, a net interest cost
0f about 3.95%, as follows:
$iQ0 000
*
1962
30,000
1971
Dated
as
to
as
4s
Due on Jan. 1 from
—
1970
•
s —
inclusive.
37/8s.
and
Due
Jan.
on
1,
1972.
March
1,
1960.
Interest
J-J. Legality approved by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
r*mm«nitv Unit
.
°
■y
a
^
ScWDyrf.r,ct No. 211 (P. O.
C<J
'
'
,
.
Bond Sale—The $140,000 schocA
terest M-S. Legality approved by building bonds offered on March
Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & 7-v. 191 p 952-were awarded
Mitchell, of New York City.
to Quail & Co.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
56
>.
I'
ship High School District No.
(P. O. Wauconda), III.
Offering
Bond
'
•
'
■
M
*1
•
on
March
on
■}?
the purchase of
for
30
1,
from
1
trust com¬
pany designated by the successful
bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
\
'HvWf
■■All
'•
i-1
?■■ ■)/:-■
*'
''
1
■'
h'#J
?
'J
'
'
♦
4B-M
*
'•
Bond Sale—The
**!<$v.
'■')
■
f$
offered
awarded
$435,000
t'fiM
KS
3.80s.
as
Franklin
#1
n'r-f
l.*
-
i; )>'
0r
100.001 ,a net
450,000
r.Sji:
;:-mw
/
"-ViM
Due
from
on
4%s. Due
as
Jan.
Jan.
1974 to
Jan.
on
were
follows:
as
Merrill
.
Lynch,
JT
i*"#
Kindred
&
&
Co.,
Hemphill, Noyes
Co., W. E. Hutton & Co, Crut-
tenden, Podesta & Co, Goodbody
&
I) i.p I
1
/
i
•'
f
F.
Bell
&
Co, Channer New¬
man Securities Co, Kiser, Cohn &
Shumaker, Inc., Mullaney, Wells
& Co, Pohl & Co, Inc., Seasongood & Mayer, M. B. Vick & Co,
If & Mi'
•
Co, Rodman & Renshaw, Rob¬
ert
\ J- * l)i)f ■
$"
Walter,
Weil,
& Heimerdinger,
Irving Co, and
Woody
Roth &
Westheimer
&
building
Co.
Offering—Merrill Groves,
until 1:30 p.m.
(CST)
Iowa City,
8
March
191,
v.
—
952
p.
awarded to Quail &
a
offered
bonds
Co,
191,
v.
a
952
p.
—
Le¬
45,000
Due
3%s.
as
1975
Bond
'♦Pf
!
ti
.
I jt
Nov.
sealed-bids
on
March
'
p.
group
—
of
I'- I " 1*''
Warrant
ll'iltv,
Sale
temporary
| t 14. J'
loan
on
March
awarded
1 hi
The
1)f;
f" : !■
■
••I rH?
.
8—v.
to
In d i
bonds.
Due
to
1,
1968
Legality
1960.
of Des Moines.
Kansas
a
—
(CST)
The $4,000,000
offered
p.
952—were
composed of
■ National
Bank,
group
a n a~
City
on
,
Bank
&
extension
gas
to 1985
1961
10
and
gas
1969
system,
water
bo.ndse
B
.
Due
pom
1990 inclusive.
to
Rapides Parish, Pineville Sch. Dist.
No. 52 (P. O. Alexandria), La.
Bond
Offering
—
J.
S.
the Parish School
receive sealed bids
until 1:45 p.m. (CST) on April 6
for the purchase of $639,000 school
bonds. Dated April 15,-1960. Due
Board,
of
will
April 15 from 1961 to 1975 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
on
payable
Board
at
the
Treasurer's
Parish
Legality aporoved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
re¬
MAINE
able
as
of
to
1975
inclusive.
.Call¬
May 1, 1970. Principal
Bond
(M-N) payable at the
Treasurer's
office.
Legality
approved by Stinson, Mag, Thom¬
a
191,
ceive
sealed
(EST)
on
chase
of
hospital
Sale—The $800,000
March
22
11
pur¬
Tuberculosis
maintenance
loan
1960.
24,
a.m.
for the
$500,000
March 24,
March 15
1960. Due
Nov.
on
$500,000
notes offered
on
sold to The Middle¬
was
National
County
of
Bank,
Everett.
Sudbury, Mass.
issue of $200,000
Note Sale—An
notes offered on
sold to the Boston
anticipation
Safe
10
was
Deposit & Trust Co., of Bos¬
ton.
notes.
Due
on
1961. Principal and in¬
loan notes offered
March
on
p.
10—
1055—were awarded to
composed of Halsey, Stu¬
& Co., IncM White, Weld & Co.,
S. Moseley & Co., and H. M.
100.23,
a
March
basis of about 3.87%.
15
Offering
Bond
11
(EST)
a.m.
purchase
National
Bank,
The
c/o
March 24 for the
on
bonds,
as
follows:
school
bonds. Due
on
April 15 from 1961 to 1980 in¬
$800,000
clusive.
bonds.
1948
from
Due
April
Thorndike,
15,
Boston.
Principal
1960.
Bank, of Boston.
Storey,
Dodge, of
by
Palmer
&
/
.
;
.
...
Note
tax
Sale—An issue of $300,000
anticipation notes offered on
15 from
inclusive.
approved
Legality
15
payable at the Mer¬
National
chants
April
on
1969
interest
April
on
rehabilitation
school
Dated
and
Due
to 1980 inclusive.
1961
to
project
school
Webster
325,000
1961
Shawmut
bids
Bank of Bos¬
$1,345,000
of
220,000
1164—were awarded
Treasurer,
ton, 28 State Street, Boston 6, until
$500,000 tax an¬
ticipation noties offered on March
p.
sealed
receive
will
JosephS.
—
Town
Merchants National
bonds.
191,
\
Chmielewicz,
Gloucester, Mass.
15—v.
sold to The Boston
was
Deposit & Trust Co. Due on
Webster, Mass.
191, p. 1055—were awarded
to The Bay State Merchants Na¬
Bank, of Lawrence.
.
Sept. 16, 1960.
8—v.
tional
*
anticipation notes offered on
tax
County (P. O. Salem), Mass.
Note
Sale—The $6,800 emerg¬
ency
M/icq
rt
Sale—An issue of $200,000
Note
Essex
March
9
was
County
National
sold
to
The
Frank¬
Trust, Co.,, and
&
Bank
Trust
jointly.
First
Co.,
;
;
Westwood, Mass.
Note Sale—The
$500,000 tax an¬
ticipation notes offered on March
15—v.
to
the
191,
1164—were awarded
p.
Norfolk
County Trust Co.,
of Brookline.
Leominster, Mass.
MICHIGAN
Note Sale—The
$3C0,000 tax an¬
ticipation' notes offered on March
15—v.
to
a
191,
p.
of the Guar¬
anty Bank & Trust Co., Worcester,
Merchants National Bank, Boston,
and the National Shawmut Bank,
Boston.
of
Sale—An issue of
tax
23
will/receive
Clerk,
March 9
was
sold to The Union
sewage
p.m.
'' disposal
from
cipal
the
Battle
plant
1, 1960.
1962
to
bonds.
Due on Jan.
inclusive.
1990
Prin¬
payable
Security National Bank, of
Creek.
Legality approved
Callable
at
sealed
(EST) on March
for the purchase of $3,500,000
bids until 1
1
$1,000.,-
anticipation notes offered
as
of
July 1, 1970.
interest
and
(J-J)
by Wood, King, Dawson & Logan,
Maiden, Mass.
Offering — J.
Bond
Offering—Joseph M. Boos,
Bond
City
Dated March
Lowell, Mass.
Note
Battle Creek, Mich.
1164—were awarded
group composed
school
Payson & Co., as 3.90s, at a price
of
until
bids
March
Dated
on
group
art
F.
of Pittsfield.
Bank,
anticipation
F.
National Bank, of Lowell.
Biddeford, Me.
v.
1961
tax
Duffy, County Treasurer, will re¬
000
Dated May
from
Thomas
—
office.
a.m.
Nov. 1
(P. O. Salem), Mass.
Offering
Slocum,
1960 bonds offered on March
on
Note
lin
April 5 for the purchase
1, 1960. Due
Essex County
Greenfield, Mass.
$8,000,000 water and electric
light plant 1960 revenue bonds.
State
National
until
on
Pitts-
Stoneham, Mass.
Safe
1969 inclusive.
series:
of
and
Merchants
will
Clerk,
bids
The
to
Note Sale—An issue of
County Trust Co.,
3.34%.
The
*
warrants
191,
City, Kans.
Offering — George T.
sealed
an¬
Boston.
"
:
offered
notes
sold
was
1960.
sex
$500,000 tax
Anthony & R. L. Day, as 3.40s, at
a price of
100.26, a basis of about
of
School
KANSAS
Bond
4,
1164—were awarded to Tucker,
to
344,000
1969
1961
9
Dated March 9,
tax
gas
and
water
system,
series A bonds. Due from 1961
(A-O)
and interest
r ■
J
to
approved by Bannister, Carpenter,
American Fletcher National Bank,
Trust Co.
i
from
1
Ahlers & Cooney,
Groneman,
basis of about 3.20%.
Indianapolis School City, Ind.
if I
Due
1961
anticipation
field National
Note Sale—The
natural
Secretary
April
on
were
composed
Dated
ceive
r
follows:'
bonds.
inclusive.
National Bank & Trust Co,
Chicago, and Robert F. Bell' &
Co, as 314s, at a price of 100.321,
Mfc
C
from
1
Nov.
on
$1,087,000
952
as
Dedham, Mass.
to 1985
1961
purchase of
construction
of
a
ill
i
i
a
the
inclusive.
»,
bonds offered
191,
v.
June
on
waterworks improvement
68,000
West-
linois
iiflfj:
«
—
to
for
tax
March
at
Note Sale—The
inclusive.
1
7:30 p.m.- (CST)
until
21
improvement
$18,000
the
10,000
to
J.
Offering—Karl
Coco,
inclusive.
Spirit Lake, Iowa
Bond
B.
receive sealed
(CST) on April
purchase of $456,000
bonds. Due from
on
Pittsfield, Mass.
the National
Shawmut Bank, of Boston. Legal¬
payable
payable at The MerchantsWarren National Bank, in Salem.
7 p.m.
bonds. Due from
1
1,
Nov.
on
Due
3.80s.
as
Blyth & Co, Inc., Continental Il¬
IH-
:
10
awarded
The
—
county hospital
March
■t
if';
Sale
of
bonds, as follows:
1976.
and
terest
will
Clerk,
until
for
5
from 1977 to 1979 inclusive.
14,000
County (P.O.
Danville), Ind.
by
New
approved
Judell,
&
Offering—Louis
$34,000
Due on Nov.
$32,000 street bonds,
in Columbus.
Hendricks
1
bids
follows:
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
}(
Town
were
and
Co,
Legality
Moreauville, La.
Shaw, McDermott & Co, First of
Iowa Corp, and Quail & Co, Inc.,
30,000
April 1 from 1961 to
Principal and in¬
on
inclusive.
1970
terest
Bond
composed of
group
payable at the Irwin Union Bank
Trust
Peel,
of May 1, 1970. Inter¬
as
Cox
Foley,
Ml:'
;'L
D.
of
M-N.
est
5s, at
i'*1"
y
1
Callable
enberger, City Clerk, will receive
H
M.
—
the Parish School
receive sealed bids
until 8
a.m.
(CST) on April 8
for the purchase of $95,000 school
bonds. Dated May 1, 1960. Due on
May 1 from 1962 to 1980 inclusive.
building and site bonds offered on
—
1960
1960. Due
will
Sch. Dist., Iowa
Bond Sale—The $225,000 school
to
of
loan
by
Storey,
& Dodge, of
Sale—An issue of $600,000
Note
Vv
Newell Community
10
March 22 for the pur¬
$200,000 school repair
bonds. Dated April 1,
on
chase
p.
Orleans.
awarded
(EST)
Brookline.
(P. O. Winnsboro), La.
Secretary
price of par.
March
payable at the Second Bank-State
Street Trust Company, in Boston.
ticipation notes offered on March
15—v, 191, p. 1164—were awarded
Kohlmeyer & Co.
Offering
Board,
March 21
on
to
Bond
were
—
as
interest
—
No. 4
on
in¬
1980
to
and
Boston.
to The Norfolk
Franklin Parish School District
$164,099 special
Bond Sale—The
assessment
Principal
Legality /approved
Thorndike, Palmer
Munic¬
ipal Department, Room 421, 40
Water Street, Boston, until 2 p.m.
Sale—The, $475,0,09., public
;/uDennis, Mass.
bonds
offered
on
Bond Sale—The $300,000 school
8
v.
191, p. 748 — were bonds offered on March 15—v. 191,
awarded
Iowa
purchase of $71,000 school
building 1960 bonds. Dated March
1, 1960. Due semi-annually from
July 1, 1961 to Jan. 1; 1975 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (J-J)
>!
Seasongood & Mayer.
March
Legality approved
inclusive.
1979
re¬
1961
from
15
March
from 1961 to
1
Nov.
on
will
Treasurer,
improvement
bj' Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
for the
■t
and
March
Shawmut Bank of Boston,
Co., Inc., Stranahan, Harris & Co., Magnus & Co.,
from 1961 to 1974 inclusive.
Trustee, will
receive
sealed bids c/o Dobbins, King &
Cline, 427 Third Street, Columbus,
?;
as
purchase of $515,000 school
loan, act of 1948 bonds.
Dated
March. 15,
1960. Due on
ceive sealed bids c/o The National
syndicate ity approved by Storey, Thornfollows: Pohl & Co., Inc.,- dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Bond
of Direc¬
sealed bids until
on March 22 for'
$584,000 school
Dated April 1,
$150,000 as 3.80s.
Township
n
cost of
3V2S
4s,
as
of 100.01, a
about 3.70%,
City
derson,
Reusch &
Fox,
Township Sch. Township'
(P. O. Columbus), Ind.
Bond
Due
1960.
as
German
•
p.m. (CST)
purchase of
bonds.
the
Inc.,
/
^11)
■f
Co.,
&
2:30
Shearson, Hammill & Co., Barcus,
J
i
*
I
Bosworth
Braun,
price
a
interest
were
Sch. Dist.,
Secretary of the Board
tors, will receive
1
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., Inc.,
!»(
at
Chelsea, Mass.
Offering—George F. Hen¬
Bond
Other members of the
"
Offering—Ray A. Moeller,
Bond
1
1987 inclusive.
was
Covington, La.
Iowa
Other members of the syndicate
till
Company,
334s,
net
9
syndicate headed by the
a
Kentucky
and
revenue
March
IOWA
1
1973 inclusive,
1968 to
1,750,000
v
on
•
LOUISIANA
Denison Community
Due
to
1960
on
New
of
clusive.
3.45%.
*
4V2S.
as
from
Bank, of Lafayette, as 3V2S, at a
price of 100.g0, a basis of about
1967 inclusive.
1963 to
on
The
to
sold
March 16 was
Lafayette National
offered
bonds
1960
construction
sewer
interest cost of about
4Y4S.
as
from
•'{-»-
Lafayette, Ind.
Bond Sale—An issue of $30,000
bonds
follows:
as
sold
$2,490,000 first "storm
revenue
as
West
offered
on Mar.
15—v. 191, p. 1055—were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
John Nuveen & Co., City Securi¬
ties Corp., and Indianapolis Bond
&
Share
Corp.,
at
a
price of
mortgage
Co,
building
offered
bonds
t
project
Bond Sale—An issue of $675,000
school
;;
the
Fayette County (P. O. Lexington),
Kentucky
Fletcher
.
Street Trust Company, Mu¬
nicipal Department, Second Floor,
111 Franklin Street, Boston, until
11 a.m.' (EST)
on • March 23 for
Bank, Second Bank
-State Street Trust Co., and Bos¬
ton Safe Deposit & Trust Co.
1,
,
■■
Town Treasurer, will receive,
the Second Bank-
State
Atlas National
at
Louisville.
-
sealed bids c/o
York, Mer¬
chants National Bank, Rockland-
in
Bank,
2%s-
Indiana
Co.,
the Third National
Ashland. Legality ap¬
proved by Grafton & Fleischer, of
payable
group
Co, and American
National Bank &
Trust
Community High School
$290,000
•
1979.
Sale—The
Bond
4.p9%,
■;
a
March
of
as
Norton, Mass.
.
son,
syndi¬
a
Corp.,
191, p. 148—were
—v.
f'ff '
"'hif
i.
on
Callable
of $5,000,-
sold to
was
by the First Boston
Chemical Bank New York
Principal and interest (M-S)
1965.
/
Bond Offering—Lester M. John¬
Trust
(EST)
for the purchase o"f
22
March
tional Bank, of ,Bpstpi).
headed
cate
receive
until 7:30 p.m.
bids
clusive.
awarded to
composed of the Indiana
National
Bank; Merchants Na¬
tional
Bank - &
Trust
Co, and
1,
Building Corp. (P. O. Franklin),
yI-,]
•
Dec.
on
offered
warrants
time
INDIANA
,
sealed
$850,000
Jan. 14
Sale—The
Warrant
1
Trust
hU
in¬
Washington Township Metropol¬
itan School District (P. O.
1
•
Principal and
10
notes offered on
sold to The First Na¬
was
2.60s.
as
temporary loan notes offered
March
on
How¬
S.
will
Clerk,
issue
Sale—An
Note
000
Offering—Clem
City*
ard,
Bank, of Boston,
Sale—An issue of $500,000
March 9
-■
$2,500,000 school building revenue
bonds. Dated March 1, 1960. Due
on March
1 from 1962 to 1978 in¬
1977.
and
Bond
from 1962 to
1
Oct.
Indianapolis), Ind.
Dec.
tional
sold to The First Na¬
was
Boston.,
anticipation
tax
offered on
anticipation notes
March 8
Ashland, Ky.
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
Ice & Miller
of Indianapolis.
com¬
tax
of
Dodge,
Natick, Mass.
Note
Sale—An issue of $200,000
Boston, Mass.
on
price of
cost of
on
Due
March 23 for the pur¬
$235,000 sewage works
bonds. Dated March 1,
(A-O) payable at the Home
National Bank, of Thorntown. Le¬
165,000 as 3.90s. Due on Dec. 1,
^
1978
<t
Due
re¬
terest
1975 inclusive.
1962 to
1976 and
'• 1
group
&
3.90s.
as
from
150,000
.
a
Co., at a
100.007,
a
net
interest
about 3.87%, as follows:
sey-Tegeler
•
to
Abington (P. O. North Abington),
Massachusetts
\
Note
&
Palmer
.
Thorhdike,
Storey,
by
proved
MASSACHUSETTS
KENTUCKY
inclusive.
1994
Co., jointly, as 3.80s, at a price
100.119, a basis of about 3.78%.
April 1 from 1961 to 1970
Principal and interest
on
p.m.
Due on
1960.
building bonds
bids
of
on
of
revenue
posed of Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.,
Hornblower & Weeks, and Demp-
ivtf
<;
(CST)
chase
March 8—v. 191, p. 1055
on
—were
M
i
sealed
$750,000 gener¬
al obligation school
tWi'Stf
\
ceive
(P. O. Hillsboro), III.
No. 3
j' v.-f
will
until 1
Clerk-Treasurer,
Community Unit School District
f
Offering—Carl R. Morris,
Bond
Town
(CST) on
$1,-
payable at the National (Shawmut
Bank,
of
Boston.
Legality ap¬
payable at the State Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Stin¬
son, ,>Mag,
Thomson,,., McEvers &
Fizzell, of Kansas City,
Thorntown, Ind.
or
Montgomery and Bona Counties,
!*;»,»(
"n''i
.
bank
any
¥i
s-'
''
'
•
at
&
inclusive.
••
able
..
Due
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
*
elusive.
receive
140,000 internal improvement se¬
ries SS bonds. Dated April 1, 1860.
Legality
1, 1966 inclusive.
Jan.
to
Elated April
Due
Hill, Inc., and Loker, Sparrow
for the purchase of
March 22
1 from 1961 to 1965 inPrincipal
and .interest
April
on
953—were awarded to Harkness
&
will
Clerk,
City
March 9—v. 191,
on
p.
C.
Harold
—
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
1961
July
from
semi-annually
Offering
Fisher,
1960
school building bonds.
1, 1960. Due on Jan.
1963
to
1975 inclusive.
$975,000
a.m.
$225,000 school improvement
bonds. Dated April
1, 1960.
sealed bids until
Bond
partment new equipment loan 1960
bonds. Dated April ,1, 1960. Due
Sale—The $450,000 school
bonds offered
Lawrence, Kansas
bids will
(CDST)
March 28 for the purchase of
received until 11
be
Board
4i>
1
Bond Offering—Sealed
Stangeland,
Secretary
of the
of Education, will receive
8:30 p.m. (CST)
;•■>{
■:
Monday, March 21, 1960
Chase of $150,000 public, works de¬
School, District, Me,
Wiscasset
Bond
-'
Indianapolis), Ind.
56th Street,
E.
Roger
—
City.
School District (P. O.
118
McEyers & Fizzell, of Kansas
son,
Township Metropolifpn
7555 East
Lawrence
Counties Town¬
Lake and McHenry
•'■* >•
.
.
.
(1268)
Howard
City Treasurer,
will
of
New
York
City.
re¬
Freeland Community
ceive sealed bids c/o The National
District, Mich.
Hughes,
Shawmut Bank of Boston,
Munic¬
Bond
Offering
—
School
Donald'
Fraser-, Secretary of the Board
(EST)
bids until 8 p.m.
on
March 21
for the
pur-
Education,
will
receive
(EST) on
A.
of
sealed
March
Department, Room 421, 40
Water Street, Boston, until 11 a.m.
ipal
j
.
purchase of $1,800,000
for the
30
Number 5935
191
Volume
.
290,000
as 4-%3.
Due
1975 and 1976.
site and " building bonds.
Dated Jan. 1* 1960. "Due on July
1
from
1981 to 1989 -inclusive.
Callable as of July 1, 1970. Prin¬
school
bank or trust company
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Mill'er,
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
at
2,170,000
Kelloggsville School District '(P. O.
4741 So. Division Ave.
Grand Rapids), Mich.
Offering
Bond
Elmer
—
A,
Secretary of the Board
Thompson,
Education, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on April
4%s.
June
on
Due
on
1,
;
June 1
from 1977 to 1988 inclusive.
as 2Vzs.
Due "on June 1,
1989.
-
Other
any
Detroit.
as
200,000'
interest (J-J) payable
cipal 'Ond
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
cate
members
were
the
of
follows:
as
syndi¬
John
Nu¬
& Co.*
veen
Paine, Webber, Jack¬
Curtis; Shearson, Ham-mill
& Co.;
Bacon, Stevenson & Co.;
Rand & Co.; Julien Collins & Co.;
Stranahan, Harris & Co.; H. V.
Sattley & Co.; Watling, Lerchen
& Co.; Lyons & Shafto, Inc.; ,Ryan,
Sutherland & Co., and Channer
&
son
Rochester, Minn.
Bond
eral
765
school bonds. Dated April 1, 1960.
Due on June 1 from 1961 to 1985
payable
(J-D)
trust
and interest
Principal
inclusive,
at
proved by Dickinson, Wright, McKean & Cudlip, of Detroit.
$525,000 school
Bond Sale—The
Offering —James
W.
Lewis, Secretary of the Board of
until
8
receive sealed bids
1
Due on June 1
1964 inclusive.
as 4V2S.
from 1965 to 1968
40,000
:
-
Due on June 1
33/4s.
150,000 as
inclusive.
from 1969 to 19.77
as 4s.
from 1978 to
290,000
.
Due
on
1
June
1989 inclusive.
Leslie, Mich.
July 1, 1970.
Callable
were
Oct. 1
Due on
from 1960 to 1969 inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at any bank or trust company
designated by the successful bid¬
Legality approved by Miller,
der.
Stone,
&
Paddock
Canfield,
Detroit.
■
of
■.V'-'"-"'-
..
$200,000 public
Muskegon County (P. O, ' <
Muskegon), Mich.
Note Offering—Paul Vitek, .Jr.,
sealed
March
terest
24
10
receive
(EST)
a.m.
purchase of
for the
anticipation notes.
March 24,
1960.
Due on
1, 1961. Principal and in¬
payable
at
the
County
$350,000
Dated
until
bids
March
on
will
Treasurer,
County
tax
(A-O) payable at any bank
company designated by
successful
bidder.
Legality
trust
approved by Dorsey, Owen,
Barber, Marquart & Windhorst,
of Minneapolis.
$300,000
certificates
of
indebtedness pffered on March 14—v. 191, p. 953
—were
awarded
to
The
Con¬
tinental Illinois National Bank, of
Certificate
,
receive
(EST)
March 21 for the. purchase of
$91,000 special assessment bonds,
as.
follows;
•
: ■.
Clerk,
i 11
w
7:30 p.m.
on
.
k
$55,000 street improvement bonds.
Due on April 1 from 1960 to
1969 inclusive., '
' <
36,000 water improvement bonds.
Due on April 1 from 1961 to
1979 inclusive.
as
3.20s,
'
basis of about 3.18%.
Hancock
designated by
bidder.
Legality
successful
approved
Canfield,
Detroit.
Miller,
by
May 1, 1960. Due on May 1 from
1962 to
1987 inclusive.
Interest
i U^lity, , a p p r o yj d" M
Rriggs, Gilbert, Morton,, Kyle &
Macartney, of St. Paul.
V". -r
,
Isle
Independent School District
No. 473, Minn.
Bond Offering—Mrs.
building
March 6
will
Sale
4.33%,
follows:
$1,340,000
as
5s.
Due
on
June
from 1961 to 1974 inclusive.
or
by the
The
net interest cost of about
1,
Due on April 1
1990 inclusive. Prin¬
1
payable at any
trust company
1960
[North St. Paul
Independent School
District No. 622,
Minn.
Bond Offering—Sealed
bids will
uptil 8rp.ip. XCST) pp
March 31 for the purchase of
$700,000 school building bonds.
Due from 1963 to 1989 inclusive.
be received
offered
bonds
M-S.
March 1
on
1960.
son, Mag, Thomson, McEvers
Fizzell, of Kansas City.
North Kansas
Bond
on
NEW HAMPSHIRE
sealed bids until 4 p.m. (EST)
March
22
for
the
purchase
will
1
Co., and Staples State Bank, of
Staples, at a price of par, a net in¬
terest cost of about 4.59%, as fol¬
155,000
4V2S.
as
Feb. 1 from
Due
1
Feb.
on
85,000'uas 4.60s. ;Due
Feb.
on
Bank, of Boston. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Keene, N. H.
191,
Stillwater, Minn.
Offering—L. R.
City
receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on March
23
for the purchase of $350,000
general obligation 1960 improve¬
ment bonds. Dated April 1, 1960.
City
Due
will
Clerk,
on
Jan.
inclusive.
from
1
Interest
1962
to
J-J.
1971
Legal¬
ity approved by Dorsey, Owen,
Barber, Marquart & Windhorst, of
on
March
(CST)
p.m.
for the purchase of
$700,000
natural
gas
revenue
bonds. Dated April 1, 1960. Due on
Jan. 1 from 1964-to 1987 inclusive.
Callable
of Jan.
as
Bond
Charles
&
will
/
of
National
County Auditor, will receive
bids until 2 p.m.(CST) on
March
22
for
the
purchase of
son,
—
the
Diie
inclusive.
1976
Principal
payable at any bank
or
trust company designated by
the
successful
bidder.
Legality
approved by Howard, Peterson,
LeFevere, Lefler & Haertzen, of
school bonds.- Dated May
on
1, 1960.
March 1 from 1961 to 1980
inclusive.
(M-S)
trust
Bond
March 9—v. 191,
953—were awarded to
p.
a group
composed-Of E. J. Prescott & Co.;
Kalman & Co.-, Inc.; and
Juran &
price of par, a
Moody, Inc., at
as
interest
a
cost of about
Bozeman
4.60%,
as
1963
from
20,000
as
from 1972 to
20,000
as
41/2S.
Clerk,
inclusive.
1971
to
4.40s.
City
bids
until
Due
on
Feb.
Feb.
on
90,000
as
4.60s.
on
Feb.
bonds.
12,800
1
secial
412 bonds.
410
Leflore County (P.
O. Green¬
wood), Miss.
Bond Offering—Betty Hammett,
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
bids
until
5,000
.,
No.
improvement
No.
o
n.d
—
the
Olsen,
will' receive sealed
(MST) on April
purchase
as
on
of
J.
Sale—The $500,000 school
on March 9—v. 191,
Bond
954—were
awarded to John J.
Ryan & Co., and Newberger, Loeb
& Co., jointly, taking $499,000 as
3.85s, at a price of 100.22)., a basis
of about 3.82%' ••
" r;
East Hanover
Township School
Hanover), N, J.
Bond Sale—The $450,000 school
building bonds offered on March
9—rV. 191, p. 954—were awarded
to J. B. Hanauer & Co.; and LebDistrict (P. O.
enthal
a
&
Co., jointly, as 4.20s, at
price of 100.029,
a
of
$37,000
basis of about
4.19%.
Interlaken (P. O. Freehold), N. J.
Bond Sale—The $50,000 munic¬
ipal building bonds
14—v. i.91, p,
March
awarded
to
,Manasquan
Trust
Co.,
a
The
offered on
1057—were
Asbury Park-
National, Bank
of
Asbury
price of
Park,
&
as
par;
North Bergen Township (P. O.
North Bergen), N. J.
Bond
Peter
bids until 8 p.m.
for
(EST),
purchase
follows:
noon
the
Bound Brook School District, N.
School District
Point),
Offering
District Clerk,
8
until
for
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Legality
approved
by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.;
,
;
No. 134 (P. O. Wolf
Montana
B
R.
the Board of
Freeholders, will receive
^3V2S, at
415 bonds.
10
(CST) on March 30 for the
purchase, of $3,000,000 industrial
plant bonds. Dated -May 1, 1960.
Due on May 1 from 1961 to 1985
special
William
—
^
bonds.
McCone County
a.m.
inclusive.
improvement
-
115,000 special improvement No.
MISSISSIPPI
sealed
on
$190,000 special improvement No.
411
Due
sealed
(MST)
p.m.
1,
from 1977 to 1985 inclusive.
will receive
1:30
Wilson,
April 6 for the purchase of $322,800 bonds, as follows:
1974 inclusive.
Due
receive
will
1
Feb.
1975 and 1976.
,
p.m.
Special Improvement
1
Due on
,
Districts, Mont.
Offering—C. K.
Bond
4.10s.
will
7,;30
&
April 1, 1960. Due on
1 from 1961 to 1980 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (A-O)
p.
Fry, Jr.,
receive sealed
viMST)< (on
April 5 for the purchase of $4,400
special improvement district No.
750 bonds. Dated April 1, 1960.
Clerk,
City
follows:
$55*000
.
Bond Offering—Wm. J.
bids,, until
by
bonds offered
Billings, Mont.
$185,000 gen¬
school
building
on
of
Bank
Dated
Legality ap¬
Watkins Common School District
Sale—The
April
April
of St. Louis.
MONTANA
obligation
on
inclusive.
$3,317,000 general bonds.
88,000 vocational school bonds.
129,000 park bonds.
•
bonds offered
Shawmut
$3,534,000 bonds,
Minneapolis.
eral
1975
interest payable at
and
Offering
Clerk of
Chosen
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
No. 1095, Minn.
to
National
Smith,
Principal and interest
payable at any bank or
designated by the
bidder.
the
Bos¬
NEW JERSEY
company
successful
of
Bergen County (P. O Hackensack), N. J.
F.
Schmidt, Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
(CST) on March
29 for the purchase of $2,085,000
Bank
Allen,
Board,
c/o
Legality
approved
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
Dodge, of Boston.
»
'•
Charles
bids
Boston.
30
drainage bonds.
Dated
April 1, 1960. Due on Jan. 1 from
Bond
1961
Principal
bids until 8 p.m.
$500,000
sealed
bids
Offering
E,
School
April 1, 1960. Due
from
District, Mo.
Offering—Arthur E. Nel¬
v.
—
11 a,in. (EST) on March 22 for'the
purchase of $290,000 school bonds.
March
Wo nd
the
Shawmut
sealed
Benson),
sewer
16
ton, Municipal Department, Room
421, 40 Water Street, Boston, until
St.
"...
sealed
to
receive
1, 1976. Prin¬
TraUernicht,
of
Riverview Gardens School
Swift County (P. O.
Minnesota
1962
Offering—Fred
Chairman
and interest (J-J) payable
at the Mercantile Trust Company,
in St, Louis. Legality approved by
Louis.. \
$500,000
March
Oyster River Cooperative Schoot
District (P. O. Durham), N. H,
cipal
Minneapolis.
Bond
29
receive
will
Clerk,
sealed bids until 7:30
Brower,
on
849—were awarded to the
Harris Trust & Savings Bank, of
Chicago, as 3.20s, at a price of
100.619, a basis of about 3.12%,
L.' 1
Offering
offered
p.
Dated
Perryville, Mo.
—
Richard
Bond
of
temporary
loan
notes.
Dated March 23, 1960, Due on Dec.
14, I960. Principal and interest
payable at the National Shawmut
inclusive.
1980
to
of March 1,1975, Prin¬
as
1
Davis,
Bend
1962
from
.
"
198$ to 1989 inclusive;
from
;
;
noon
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
at
any
bank or trust company
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Stinson,
Mag, Thomson, McEvers & Fizzell,
of Kansas City.
inclusive.
from 1972 to 1984 inclusive.
until
on
Callable
lows:
on
Treasurer,
bids
sealed
on
$300,000
bonds
F.
Richard
—
(Qffering~ Louis Delbrge,
City Treasurer, will' receive
Bond Sale—The
March 29 for the pur¬
$3,300,000 building bonds.
Dated April 1,1960. Due on March
(EST)
&
Due
p.m.
proved by Wood, King, Dawson'
& Logan, of New York City,
chase of
Juran & Moody, Inc.;
Kalman & Co., Inc.; E. J. Prescott
1971
1:30
on
&
City Sch. Dist., Mo.
Offering
receive
Paul;
4s.
until
March 29 for the pur¬
chase of $2,400,000 general obliga¬
tion bonds, Dated April 1, 1960,
Due on April 1 from 1962 to 1970
Jr.,
Interest
Legality approved by Stin-
St.
as
bids
E,
re¬
Note
1970 inclusive.
1,
Poynter, 'District
1963 to
sealed
(CST)
to
Due on March 1
1965 to
191, p. 749 — were
syndicate composed
of the American National Bank, of
$60,000
Franklin
—
10—v.
awarded
Due
March
Dated
a
successful bidder. Legality
Minneapolis.
March
School District
Center), Mo.
3%s.
as
from
v.
designated
approved by Dorsey, Owen,
Barber, Marquart & Windhorst, of
$225,000 sewer
on
99,000 as 3V4S.
March 1
on
1986 inclusive.
1982 to
—
1960.
from 1963 to
bank
$4,000,000
school building and site bonds of¬
fered on March 10—v. 191, p. 953
—were
awarded .to' a syndicate
headed by the Northern Trust Co.,
of
Chicago, at a price of 100.0156,
—
April
p.m.
offered
from 1961 to 1964 inclusive.
4.60s. Due on March 1
awarded to
net
Hannah C.
Sale—The
$76,000
1
inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $300,000 school
April 5 for the purchase of $390,000 school building bonds.
Dated
cipal and interest
Saginaw Township Community
School District (P. O.
Saginaw), Mich.
as
Clerk, will receive
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
District
sealed
March
on
1966
District No. 793, Minn.
(CST) on March 29 for the pur¬
chase of $380,000 general obliga¬
tion school building bonds. Dated
Paddock & Stone, of
a
son,
company
trust
Bond
Independent School
Offering—Harland Esten-
Bond
to
Offering
Principal and interest
(A-O)
payable
at
the
County
Treasurer's ^office."Legality "ap¬
t
Bond Sale—An issue of $175,000
building bonds was sold to Stern
Brothers & Co., as follows:
and interest
Hambleton, District Clerk,
receive sealed bids until 8
1, 1960.
Principal
and interest payable at any bank
the
of
-as
from
The
Northern City Na¬
Duluth, jointly,
at a price of 100.05, a
Chicago, and
Bank,
tional
—
Jan.
Dated
or
Sale
Due
1963
-
.
Berlin, N. H.
Staples Independent School
Dtduth, Minn.
;
4s.
as
8
District No. 768, Minn.
Portage Township (P. O.
Kalamazoo), Mich.
Bond Offering — Wilma Smith,
sealed bids until
until
terest
Treasurer's office.
Township
bids
(
;
120,000
p.m.
the
library bonds offered on March 14
—v.
191, p. 1056—were awarded
to H. V. Sattley & Co.
sealed
< r,
f
Jackson County
No. 58 (P. O.
from 1967 to 1981 inclusive.
Bank, of Tecumseh, as
3%s, at a price of par. / V
(The- report of the above note
offering appeared in—v. 191, p.
1164—under the caption of "Lena¬
wee
County,
Tecumseh Public
District No. 11, Michigan.")
-
(CST) on March 28 for the
purchase of $250,000 water and
light plant bonds. Dated April 1,
1959. Due on Oct. 1 from 1962 to
1976 inclusive. Principal and in¬
I'.J.
191, p.
954—were
Stern Brothers & Co,
100.025, a net
about 4.64%, as
210,000 as 4V2S. Due
anticipation notes offered on
March 14 was sold to The United
receive
Vt.
•
bonds
of
of
cost
from
tax
will
(■>!., iiw.
1057—
191, p.
—v.
price
a
$20,000
Note Sale—An issue of $100,000
:
or
Livonia, Mich.
Bond Sale—The
14
bonds.
Clinton, Mo.
awarded to John Nuveen &
Co., at
Principal and inter¬
Offering—Maurine Snow,
MINNESOTA f/l- Of)'1' $$
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on April
Anoka, Minn.
/XXV
6 for the purchase of "$31,000 1959
Bond
Offering — C.
Rudolf
special assessment sanitary- sewer
Johnson, City Manager and Clerk,
Dated Jan. 1* I960.
March
May 3 for the
$8,800,000 reservoir,
revenue
Bond
Roseville Independent School Dist.
No. 623, Minn.
Bond Sale—The $350,000 school
building, series 4 bonds offered
on
ceive
MISSOURI
M
as 3V2s. Due on July 1
from 1969 to 1978 inclusive.
of
as
series B
'
Dinges, City Comptroller, will
until
of
1
from-1969 to 1973 inclusive.'
follOWS:
inclusive.
received
>
v
Omaha, Neb.
Bond
Jackson), Miss.
purchase
.
Dated
inclusive.
July
on
,.,.h
...
;
Volley Water Supply
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
240,000
Bond
bonds.
Due
'
NEBRASKA
District (P. O. Box 1512,
July 1, 1962.
Due on July 1
3X/2S.
as
•
of
Pearl River
57
school improvement bonds.
June* 1,-1'960: * 1?■'
$628,000 sewer and
water system improvement bonds.
as 3V4S.
from 1963 to 1968 inclusive.
225,000
building
1960.
purchase
on
360,000
Savings
inclusive.
5s. Due
as
interest
bonds.
Dated March 1,
Due on July 1 from 1961 to
on
be
$50,000
est (J-J) payable at any bank or
March trust
company designated by the
9
v<
191, p. 1056—were awarded successful bidder.
Legality ap¬
to a group
composed of Halsey,
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
Stuart & Co. Inc.; H. V. Sattley &
dock & Storle, of Detroit.
Co., and Shannon & Co., at a price
Tecumseh School District No 11,
of 100.075, a net interest cost of
Michigan
about 3.96%, as follows:
1960 to
offered
p.
follows:
as
building bonds Offered on
$45,000 as 5s. Due on June 1 from
bonds
191,
*Bond Offering—Sealed bids* Will
be received until' March 22 for the
gen¬
net interest cost of about 3.45%
a
(EST) on April 5
for the purchase of $500,000 school
p.m.
1989
District, Mich.
Lapeer School
Bond
bank or Education, will
any
designated by the
bidder.
Legality ap¬
company
successful
Upton Ave., Battle Creek),
Michigan
14^—v.
Pascagoula, Miss.
$875,000
953 —were
awarded to a group composed of
The Morgan Guaranty Trust Co.,
of New York, Drexel & Co., and
Ernst & Co., at a price of 100.0034,
Newman Securities Co.
$300,000
of
purchase
the
for
4
Sale—The
obligation
March
of
Springfield School District (P. O.
(1269)
Sale —The
school bonds offered
on
$4,375,000
March 16
191','' p.' 'T657—were" atvarded
syndicate headed by John
Nuveen & Co;, taking $4,368,000
—v.1"
to
a
H
t
f
3
i
'
<
1
''
<<
'<
4.70s, at
as
•\V
'■
i
^
V
''/I
frj
\ ;'
J "
k!
.
Roswell Municipal
Business
Jr.,
-
ceive
ill f
••'
April
on
of $335,000
chase
until
bids
sealed
(MST)
will
Manager,
7:30
p.m.
the
pur¬
for
4
re¬
school bonds.
.*!
(EST) on
March 24 for the purchase of $3,-
Amherst, Cheektowaga & Clarence
Dated
Central School District No. 3
;U
?:
1960
March
v
15—v.
awarded to
The
—
offered
bonds
a
191,
$1,520,000
1166—were
p.
>/•
!
j.'tjxsi
r
were
syndicate headed by
E.
&
Weigold
Co.,
Co.,
&
Inc.;
Inc.;
Bacon, Stevenson & Co.; First of
Michigan Corp.; W. H. Morton &
Co., Inc., and G. H Walker & Co.
iii?
j
fife.
Brookhaven Union Free School
Bond
,
::
iJ
-
•"
\fy);
JM
March 10—v. 191,
on
1057—were
p.
awarded
McEntee
&
about
of
t!,!
Co., Inc., jointly, as
price of 100.79, a basis
a
jj
Hi
-l
H
Mi:
d rt
:#■ M)
series
Q
May 1, 1960. Due
from
S
#
'
^
'
1
u
it'
on
May 1
inclusive. Prin¬
1981
I')1
Note
1
|i
f!
il/ij
\<Ll
fered
Dated
terest
Trust
Co., of Buffalo. Legality ap¬
by
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
City.
Heckler &
improvement
on
bonds
offered
March 10—v. 191, p. 1057—were
to
3.80s,
as
$220,000 public
196,0
at
Spencer Trask & Co.,
a
price of 100.17, a
<»f
i.)('
,>!!<
,111
I f
i
i',f
Bond
1960
?»
i
)-r-'
i'i<
bonds
10—v.
to
191,
The
der Central School District No.
March 9—v.
Bank
as
to
&
191,
The
Sale—The
and
1057—were
$80,000
New York
i-:.ii
Note
temporary
t, M
f)
a
it
i'l"*
I i; I ,->!
i!
'
v. All
Sal e—The
loan
CLXXVI) offered
v.
,1
system
March 10—v. 191,
awarded to Roose¬
City Housing Authority,
''
»;lvj
will receive
(EST) on
p.m.
the
purchase
of
school
able at
the
Marine Midland Trust
of
Central
New
York,
Legality approved by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler
Galloway, of New York City.
191,
p.
group
Bros. &
$27,125,000
(issue
March
15—
1166—were awarded
composed
of
to
Salomon
Hutzler; Morgan Guar¬
anty Trust Co., of New York, and
IW
Due
Bond
inclusive.
June
on
bonds offered
1
100.83,
■
First
Co.,
Offering
—
W.
1
until
March
11
(EST)
a.m.
the
for
22
to
interest
Bond
(A-O)
for
City.
Bond
Offering—Frank Fernan¬
Village
Treasurer,
sealed
ceive
(EST)
chase
March
on
of
bids
will
until
2
bonds,
fol¬
lows:
power
bonds.
Due
1960 to
1978 inclusive.
65,000
sewer
June
1
on
1959 bonds.
from
1960
to
1
Dec.
Due on
in¬
1977
clusive.
Dated
Dec.
and interest
1, 1959.
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Solvay
Bank, in Solvay.
Legal¬
approved
by
Vandewater,
Heckler &
York City.
New
awarded
Galloway,
Westhampton
Beach), N.Y.
bonds offered
on
$913,000 school
March 10—v.
1058—were awarded to
a
191,
a
mu¬
price
of
Dickson
basis of about 3.74%.
Sweden, Ogden, Parma, Clarkson,
Clarendon, Murray and Bergen
Central School District No. 1
•
•
noon
(EST)
purchase of
Principal
and
par,
6s. Due
as
as
on
Co.,
interest
net
a
4.06%,
follows:;
40,000
3%s.
as
from
1966 to
as
1973
4s. Due
1974 to
1981
on
on
1
inclusive.
April 1 from
inclusive.
DAKOTA
Richland County, Wyndmere Spec.
School District No. 42 (P. O.
Wahpeton), N. D.
Offering—Odin J.
Bond
County
to
1984
Nov.
on
inclusive.
Oak Hills Local School District
$1,500,000 bonds
14—v. 191, p.
955—were awarded to a syndicate
composed of John Nuveen & Co.,
J. C. Bradford & Co., Ball, Burge
& Kraus, Cunningham, Schmertz
& Co., Inc., and Fox, Reusch &
price of 100.039, a
interest cost of about 3.76%,
net
3%s.
-
Auditor,
will receive
200,000 as 4s.
sealed bids until 4 p.m. (CST) on
Parma City School District, Ohio
March
24
for
the
purchase of
Bond
Offering —J. H. Wanek,
$567,000 general obligation school
Clerk of the Board of Education,
building and bus bonds. Dated
will receive
sealed bids until 1
April 1, 1960. Due on April 1 from
1963 to 1980 inclusive. Principal p.m. (EST) on March 28 for the
and interest (A-O) payable at any purchase of $1,200,000 school 1960,
A
bonds.
Dated
bank or trust company designated series
April 1,
1960. Due semi-annually on June
by the successful bidder. Legality
and Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1980 in¬
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Bar¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
ber, Marauart & Windhorst, of
(J-D) payable at the Main Of¬
Minneapolis.
fice
OHIO
and
sewer
assessment
on
bonds
storm
Co.,
as
43/4s.
(P. O. SufReld), Ohio
Sale—The $614,000 school
building bonds offered on March
15—v. 191, p. 1058—were awarded
,
at
Field, Richards & Co., as 4V2S,
a
price of 101.26, a basis of
about
Lake Road,
Franklin County (P. O.
Columbus), Ohio
Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond Sale—An issue of $619,000
bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on March
on
March 16 was
24 for the purchase of $1,545,000 bonds offered
school bonds.
Due
on
Dec.
Dated April
1
from
1960
1, 1960.
to
1989
inclusive.
(J-D)
Principal and interest
payable
at
the
Lincoln
Rochester Trust
Co., in Rochester.
sold to J.
A.
White &
lows:
$163,000
456,000
Co.,
as
fol¬
&
Lorain), Ohio
until
(EST) on March
30 for the purchase of
$27,000 sew¬
noon
erage system
as
Interest
33/4s.
3V4s.
J-J.
&
,
Trust
Company,
Squire,
Sanders
&
Dempsey,
of Cleveland.
Bond
tary
Sale—The
$400,000, sani¬
system
sewer
improvement
limited bonds offered
191,
—v.
a
composed
group
March 10
on
955—were awarded to
p.
of
the
Ohio
Company, Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
Inc., and Stranahan, Harris & Co.,
as
4s, at
of
about
price of 101.07,
a
basis
a
3.87%.
West Clermont Local School Dist.
(P. O. Amelia), Ohio
Offering—Floyd
of
the
Board
Weaver,
Education,
of
will receive sealed bids until
March
on
chase of
28
for
noon
the
pur¬
$1,124,000 school building
March 15, 1960. Due
bonds. Dated
semi-annually
Dec.
15
from
June
on
1961
to
15
1983
and
inclu¬
sive,
Westerville, Ohio
Bond
Offering—Leland R. Oren-
dorff,
City Manager, will receive
sealed
bids until
29
$335 000
bonds,
for
1
(EST)
purchase
p.m.
the
on
of
water
improvement
follows:
as
$150,000
water
tem
bonds.
distribution
sys¬
185,000 water storage bonds.
Dated
1
April 1, 1960. Due
from
1961
to
1993
on
Dec.
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Citizens Bank", Waterville. Legality approved by Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
OKLAHOMA
Blackwell, Okla.
Bond
Offering
City
Clerk,
until
—
will
7:30
Carl
Randall,
sealed
receive
p.m.
(CST)
on
March 23 for the purchase of $250,000 limited access facility bonds.
Due
from
Carter
1962
to
1971
inclusive.
County Dependent School
Dist. No. 70 (P. O. Ardmore),
Oklahoma
improvement bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1
from 1961 to 1969 inclusive. Prin¬
Clerk
cipal and interest
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
(J-D)
the Central Bank
at
Squire,
Legality
Sanders
payable
Company, in
approved
&
by
Dempsey, of
Bond
Offering
of
the
—
Board
Ray McKown,
of Education,
(CST) on March 24 for the
purchase of $7,800 building bonds.
p.m.
Due from 1962 to 1965 inclusive.
Cleveland.
Grant
South Euclid, Ohio
Bond
and
on
as
by
ap¬
Bond Offering—Jane E.
Eastin,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Lorain.
4.35%.
(P. O. Brockport), N. Y.
Bond Offering — L. E. Leader,
Bank
Steubenville. Legality approved
Com¬
Legality
Sheffield Lake (P. O. 5113 East
bids
Bond
ings
in
bids
special
Field Local School District
to
Cleveland Trust
Cleveland.
by
Squire,
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
offered
March 15—v. 191, p. 955—were
awarded to Magnus &
in
proved
$63,500
improvement
limited
of the
pany,
Amherst, Ohio
Sale—The
Bond
interest
and
(J-D) payable at the Union Sav¬
March
as
April 1,
June
on
1980 in¬
Principal
a
follows:
$1,300,000
Dated
semi-annually
1 and Dec. 1 from 1961 to
(EST)
March
Co., Inc., at
bonds.
Due
Clerk
11), Ohio
on
1
the
Court House), Ohio
1, 1960. Due
1961
offered
until
for
13
clusive.
Lippert,
(P. O. 3900 Race Rd., Cincinnati
as
Wold,
I960.
Bond
;
bids
April
purchase of $4,000,000 school im¬
provement
■
from
sealed
on
Washington (P. O. Washington
Bond Sale—The
April
(EST)
payable at the Vil¬
purchase of $597,000 san¬
and
storm
sewer
bonds.
April 1 from
Due
receive
p.m.
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
&
group
composed of Goldman, Sachs & Co.,
Hornblower & Weeks, and Charles
King & Co., as 33/4S, at a price of
100.05,
$165,000
1961 to 1965 inclusive.
Southampton Union Free School
Sale—The
The
S.
R.
to
of
District No. 2 (P. O.
Bond
—
of about
80,000
Clerk
Principal and interest (M-N) pay-,
able at the Huron County Bank¬
ing Co., in Norwalk. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
&
nicipal building bonds offered on
March 15—v. 191, p. 1166—were
p.m.
as
$352,000 electric light and
Sale
re¬
31 for the pur¬
$417,000
1
interest
Ohio
will
the
itary
Williamston, N. C.
Bond
$45,000
the
Offering—Helen
Dated April
to
Offering—Mary L. Eberts,
of the Board of
Education,
Norwalk, Ohio
approved, tby Mitchell,
Pershing, Shetterly & Mitchell, of
New York City.
a
A.
J.
price of
Principal, and. City .Auditor, will receive sealed
payable at "the bids until noon (EST) on April 5
Hanover Bank, in New York
cost
to
a
lage Hall, in North Canton.
of
1961
of Dec.
as
Bond
inclusive.
1985
at
4V2S, at
inclusive.
Dated April
April 1 from 1961
on
1970
interest (J-D)
on
purchase
$455,000 water bonds.
1, 1960. Due
to
from
1
Principal; and
*
191,
$40,893 ;; special assessment road
improvement bonds. Dated April
1, 1960. Due on Dec. :1 from 1961
Easter-
E.
1970.
sewer
March 9—v.
for
Dec.
on
Steubenville City School District
$115,000
ceive sealed bids until
21
Due
(J-D) payable at the Savings So¬
ciety Commercial Bank, in Spring¬
field. Legality approved by
Squire,
North Canton, Ohio
March
(EST)
a.m.
1985 inclusive. Callable
Citizens Bank &
Bond Offering — Lester L.
Smithfield; Vance
Corp.,
and
J.. Lee Braucher, Village Clerk, will re¬
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
sealed bids, at his office in Ra¬
leigh,
1960.
of
Co.
11
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
basis of about 4.40%.
a
until
April 7 for the purchase of $1,800,000 sewage treatment plant
limited tax bonds. Dated April
1,
1,
awarded
White & Co., as
syndicate
bids
on
Securities
First
follows:
1058—were
p.
1982* inclusive.
to
on
City Auditor, will receive
sealed
„
Sale—The
.bonds.
Bond Offering—Arthur F. Hohl-
mayer,
1975
sold to the
was
of)
bids'
Springfield, Ohio
interest
District
notes
on
1
4V4S.
NORTH
Solvay, N. Y.
ity
on'\June
1975
&
on
& Cross, as 4.20s, at a price
100.38, a basis of about 4.15%.
!»'■ fl'■
water
velt
of
New York
Ml
for
22
3
building bonds.
Dated March 1, 1960. Due on June
1
from
19601. to
1988
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
p.
distribution
bonds offered
M:
*
Clerk,
bids until
National
Monroe, N. Y.
'
'
1057—were
Trust Co., of Hempstead,
at a price of 100.018, a
3.20s,
supply
p.
T
p.
Second
basis of about 3.19%.
Bond
if 'if
District
$925,000
National
Due
1
(P. O. Phoenix), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Doris M. Allan-
on
1,
semi-building
April 1, 1960.
Dated
plant bonds of¬
power
March 5
on
Beard
$455,000
The",;National
Ohio Power Co/
Legality
1057—were
First
„
t
Bankers
Galloway, of New York
Sykes,
!■ )'
•II IMf
Mr.j I
offered
p.
Lynhrook, N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $74,500 public
improvement 1960 bonds offered
*{<■
f if! ?
f i! |il
public
Bank, of Mt. Vernon, as 3V4S, at
a price of
100.10, a basis of about
3.22%.
■'
awarded
11
J
Sale—The $105,000
awarded
on
.if
(•'j'
the
at
Schroeppel, Palermo, Granby,
Volney, Hastings, Clay and Lysan-
about 3.76%.
parking
jr-l'l
to
3.30s.
1959
Larchmont, N. Y.
March
!' Vt
sold
as
from
basis of
jW
•
$3,600,of¬
was
June
Rockingham, N. C.
City.
dez,
Great Neck Plaza, N. Y.
Sale—The
9
on
to
1976
as
Corp.;
to
the
until March 31 for the purchase of
Orrville, in Orrville. Le¬
by Logee, Leh¬
Reynolds, of Wooster.
municipal
on
notes
Hutzler,
payable
in Phoenix.
awarded
from
were
1962
of
Education, will receive sealed
Minerva, Ohio
fered
Offering—Hugh D. Smith,
Clerk-Treasurer
1960. V
and
at
Ohio
Bond
approved
&
man
1
Due
1967
as
Bond
of
payable
gality
inclusive.
Other members of the
Trust
15, 1960. Due on
Principal and in¬
1960.
Traders
%
til/1.
•f!
March
Sept. 15,
at the Manufacturers and
M
,wl
March
on
Company
Bond
issue
anticipation
Salomon Bros. &
,4l
■'?
Sale—An
bond
payable
it
420,000
in
York,
Legality ap¬
Hawkins, Delafield &
(M-N)
proved
*•
i.
1967 to
bonds.
revenue
cipal and interest
•'
pay¬
from
1
Principal
basis
a
Licking Local School
(P. O. Kirkersville),
District
improve¬
April 1,
100.52,
4.18%.
Southwest
Bank of
&
June
on
1965
4s.
as
from
Jericho), N. Y.
Chairman, will receive sealed bids
11
a.m.
(EST) on April 5
for
the
purchase
of
$1,500,000
1
t
on
Monroeville, Ohio
400,000
Peeler &
000
a
Dickson
Due
to
3%s.
as
Union Free School District No. 15
March
until
6s.
Securities
3.84%.
-W|1
It):
on
Com¬
Trust
New
to
Oct.
on
(A-O)
191, p.
syndi¬
v
waterworks
inclusive.
bonds
A
—
S.
R.
Due
price of par, a net
of about 4.22%, as
1961
Oyster Bay and North Hempstead
sealed
Dated
Marine
Western
by
proved
son,
sewer,
Due
Wood, of New York City.
Buffalo Sewer Authority, N. Y.
1
1960.
a
as
from
Tonawanda.
Bond Offering—Julian R. Bruce,
;t, 1)/
1,
Chas.
to
Weigold & Co., Inc., and Adams,
3.90s, at
•'
p.
bonds, Dated
1966.
Co., New York.
Legality
approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
Sale—The $400,000 school
bonds offered
E.
;
$155,000
Trust
District No. 2, N. Y.
?.y
955—were
v.
—
Bond Sale—An issue of $400,000
(P. O. Cedar Swamp Road,
Gibbons
B.
Chas.
(I' ^
■
North
follows: Blair & Co., Inc.;
as
Geo.
i /■;'
■
of
Other members of the syndicate
'1#
i
The
at
pany
about 3.85%.
"
March
by
cost
25,000
on
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., as 3.90s,
at a price of 100.4599, a basis of
VHf/1
"■
able
New York
Sale
Bond
school
:j l>
offered
follows:
1960
purpose
Principal and interest (M-N)
liamsville, Buffalo 21),
V
™
>
various
interest
15
awarded
Co., Inc., at
May 1 from 1960 to 1987 inclusive.
(P.O. S950 Main St., Wil-
?
ijj?
i
bonds
9
price of
a
of about
school
191,
ment
$1,000,000
series
March
on
headed
cate
1,035,500 water 1960 bonds.
'H*
,
follows:
as
bonds.
NEW YORK
{/'J
■
L.
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
086,006 bonds,
building,
,
1058—were
Edward
—
Bothwell, City Clerk, will receive
$2,050,500
'T':
•»
•
Offering
Sale—The
Bond
offered
North Tonawanda, N. Y.
Bond
Harp,
Bond Offering—Ernest L.
if
Montgomery County (P.O.
Piedmont), N. C.
school
3.78%.
School District No. 1 (P.O.
Vi
,
,v f *>
i
Monday, March 21, 1960
.
414s, at
School District, Ohio
Sale—The $635,000
March
Colleges of the Seneca
(P. O. Geneva), N. Y.
Cross, Hornblower & Weeks, and
R. D. White & Co., as 3.80s, at a
price of 100.18, a basis of about
MEXICO
Chaves County,
,
Bond
improvement
The
Lockport Road, Niagara Falls),
Roswell), New Mex.
(i
New. York City.
London City
$18,000
Heimerdinger.
NEW
." >'■
i.'c
Niagara Water District (P. O. 8108
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
J. C. Bradford
Co.; Goodbody
Weeks;
"to
'
,
York
New
Bank
Co., of New York.
awarded to J. A. White & Co., as
New York
& Co.;
Baxter &
Bond Sale—The $625,000 dormi¬ 4s, at a price of 100.752, a basis of
& Co.;
Bond Sale—The $1,450,000 water
about 3.91%.
Rand & Co.; R. D. White & Co.;
1960 bonds offered on March 10— tory revenue 1958 bonds offered
F. R. Cole & Co.; Wm. J. Mericka
on March
9—v. 191, p. 954—were
v.
191, p. 1057—were awarded to
Marshallville, Ohio
& Co.; J. R. Ross
& Co.; John a syndicate composed of the Ma¬ awarded to the Federal Housing
Bond
Offering — Russell W.
and Home Finance Agency, as 3s,
Small & Co., Inc.; William S. Mor¬ rine Trust
Company of Western
Clinton, Village Clerk, will re¬
ris & Co.; MacBride, Miller & Co.;
New York, Buffalo, Blair & Co., at a price of par.
ceive
sealed
bids
until
1
p.m.
H. V. Sattley & Co., Inc.; Drey¬
Inc.,
Manufacturers
&
Traders
(EST) on April 5 for the purchase
NORTH CAROLINA
fus & Co., and Walter, Woody & Trust
Co., Buffalo, Roosevelt &
of
&
•
syndi¬
the
follows: Hornblower
as
Chemical
the
Trust
of
members
Other
cate were
*
price of 100.1699, a
a
of about 4.68%.
basis
;
.
.
.V"
■
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(12ft))"
58
Sale—The
sanitary
sewer
County Independent School
Medford),
District No. 54 (P. O.
Oklahoma
$900,000 storm
bonds offered
March 10—v. 191, p. 955—were
Bond
Sale—The $285,000
school
March
awarded to a group
composed of 9—v. 191, p. 1058—were awarded
McDonald & Co., John Nuveen & to
the
First
National
Bank, of
Co., and First Cleveland Corp., as Medford.
building bonds offered
on
Volume
191
Number "5935
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(1271)
Oklahoma
County Dependent Sch.
proved by Burgwin, Ruffin,
Perry
Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
Dist. No. 45 (P. O. Oklahoma
&
City), Okla.
Bond Sale—An issue of
building bonds offered
$160,000
Feb. 23
on
Goldman,
Co., Kidder, Peabody &
Dated April 1, 1960. Legality
ap¬
Co., Blair & Co., Inc., Ira Haupt
proved by George J. Fagin, of &
Co.,
Hornblower
&
Weeks,
Oklahoma City.
Moore, Leonard & Lynch, Stroud
&
Co., Inc., Thomas & Co., Ar¬
OREGON
thurs, Lestrange & Co., A. E. Masten & Co.,
Cunningham, Schmertz
Ashland, Ore.
& Co.,
Schmidt, Roberts & Parke,
Bond
Offering—W. E. Bartelt, H.
J. Steele &
Co., McKelvey &
City Recorder, will receive sealed
Co., Pennington, Colket &
Co.,
bids until 8 p.m (PST) on March
Poole & Co., Hess, Grant & Rem¬
22
for the purchase
of $350,000
ington, Inc., Hulme, Applegate &
general obligation hospital bonds.
Co., P. R. Root & Co., Chaplin,
Dated April 1, 1960. Due on
April McGiness &
Co., Kay Richards &
1
from
1961
to ;1985
inclusive.
Co., McJunkin, Patton & Co., C.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬ S. McKee
& Co., Reed, Lear &
Co.,
able at the City Treasurer's office.
Richards & Co., and Simpson, Em¬
Legality
approved
by
Shuler, ery & Co.
Sayre, Winfree & Rankin, of Port¬
land.
Erie, Pa.
sold
was
to
R.
J.
Edwards,
Sachs
Inc.
obligation bonds offered
The
to
on
1059—were
p.
United
fered
March
States
Marion
&
Co., at
price of par, a net intereset cost of about 3.19%, as fol¬
National
to
The
First
National
Tillamook
as
Bank
Sold
bonds offered
The
March 14—v. 191,
p. 1059—were not sold. The bonds
will
be
on
reoffered
in
the
fu¬
near
Bond
C.
general
C.
obligation
191,
—v.
awarded to
50,000
—
were
a
New
York, as 3V2S, at a price of
100.359, a basis of about 3.47%.
composed
group
ley & Co., Inc., Philadelphia Na¬
tional
Bank, * of
Philadelphia,
Phelps, Fenn & Co., Kuhn, Loeb
& Co., Stone & Webster Securi¬
ties Corp., Paine, Webber, Jack¬
33/4S. Due
as
Curtis, Hemphill, Noyes &
Co., L. F. Rothschild & Co., Estabrook
&
Co., Singer, Deane &
Scribner, Industrial National
of
March
on
1,
41/2S. Due
March
on
Charleston, Delmar, Duncan, Middlebury, Shippen, Pine (Town¬
ships) and Wellsboro Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Wellsboro), Pa.
191,
the
:
43/4s. Due
as
March 1,
on
$94,000
000
Bond
school
Sale—An issue of
series 1960 bonds
revenue,
offered
March
on
$428,000
8
was
sold
to
Butcher
&
& Sherrerd, and Dolphin
Co., jointly, as follows:
$100,000
3%s.
as
Due
on
May
cate
45,000
3%s,
Due
on
May
1,
37/8s.
as
Scribner,
$900,000
37/ss.
70,000
as
163,000
Due
on
May
1,
4s. Due
4yss.
as
May 1, 1981.
Due on May 1,
on
Dated
April 1, 1960. Principal
(M-N) payable at the
Montgomery County Bank & Trust
Co., in Norristowrl. Legality ap¬
sold to
Nanticoke School
Dated
and
as
5s.
1999.
•
Due
•
Co.,
of
and
about
McKelvey
price of 100.89,
a
29
on
Aug".
on
Aug.
&
price
of
Co.,
Inc., as 33/4S, at a
100.07, a basis of about
3.73%.
sealed
of
bids
March
on
until
22
for
8
Due
terest
school
$700,000
inclusive.
1970.
Principal
able
at
in
Callable
refunding
ited tax bonds
the
First
ap¬
Saul, of Philadelphia.
minster
ISLAND
Sale—The
mentary
school
March -15—v.
shall,
$240,000
ele¬
offered
bonds
191,
on
1167—were
p.!
to Brown, Lisle & Mar¬
33/4s, at a price of 100.315,
as
school
offered
on
lim¬
Jan. 27
Note
Bros.
&
9
sold
was
Hutzler,
as
SOUTH
interest
Co.,
Clerk,
Salomon
to
2.70s.
$320,000
Secretary,
will
1971
—
receive
sealed
obligation waterworks
on April 1 from
1962
Interest
March
on
(A-O).
Newell
Jaffray
sealed bids at his office in Harris¬
B.
&
4.30s.
as
4.60s.
as
from
1973
revenue,
series
A
on
Due
March
inclusive.
March
on
1980
Bond
site
Sale—The
bonds
p.
offered
$18,000
on
school
March
1
Rapid City, as
State
Bank, of
4Vis, at a price of
4s.
the
(CST)
Board
of
sealed
on
Education,
bids
April
March
on
1
1969 inclusive.
Due
Due
on
5
until
for
4
the
purchase of $328,900 school build¬
ing bonds.
Dated Dec. 15, 1959.
Feb.
1, 1960. Principal
(F-A) payable at the
Pennsylvania
National
interest
Bank, of McKeesport. Legality
ap¬
Callable
as
of Nov.
cipal and interest
at
the
Trust
Mellon
1, 1970. Prin¬
(M-N)
National
payable
Bank
&
Co., in Pittsburgh. Legality
March
on
1979
inclusive.
terest
or
the
15
from
1962
to
.Principal and in¬
(M-S) payable at any bank
trust
company
successful
designated
bidder.
Due
to
4s.
1966
Feb.
Feb.
on
1978
1,
1
inclusive.
Due
to
Feb.
on
1965
1
inclusive.
1960.
Interest
Bond
Sale—The
$400,000 school-
house unlimited tax bonds offered
on
March 14
v.
191,
—
awarded
tional
Bank,
1167
p.
to
of
The
—
First
Na¬
and
Un¬
Dallas,
Hidalgo County Fresh Water
Supply Dist. No. 1 (P.O.
La
Bond
First
10,000
5s.
as
Due
on
The
April
15
inclusive.
April
on
1970
5V2S.
to
follows:
as
1965
1966 to
as
15
inclusive.
Due
on
April
15
from 1971 to 1975 inclusive.
40,000
York
Dated
A-O.
6s.
as
from
York
Due
1976
to
April
April 15
inclusive.
on
1984
15,, 1960.
Interest
Legality approved by Du¬
Huguenin & Boothman, of
mas,
TEXAS
Due
1962 to
from
15,000
sold
was
Corp.,
41/2S.
as
issue of $70,000
waterworks
and
Texas
from
Jan.
Trust
Company,
of
New
City. Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
tax
bonds
of
$5,000
Villa), Texas
Sale—An
unlimited
New
Bank
of
Greenville Independent Sch.
Dist.,
Texas
inclusive.
Chemical
was
composed
Houston.
pay¬
the
$300,-
Legality approved by Vin¬
Elkins, Weems & Searls, of
son,
1
able
at
33/4s.
1962
as
revenue
1974
to
group
as
Dated
F-A.
March 1
on
County (P. O. Andrews),
Liberty, Tex.
T exas
Bond
Sale—The
manent
bonds
$1,600,000
improvement limited tax
offered
March
on
1167—were
p.
composed
awarded
of The
Bank,
15
v.
—
to
a
Republic
net interest cost of about
a
3.71%,
follows:
$552,000
from
15
Due
1961
to
3V2S.
as
from
1971
15
to
drainage
&
on
March
inclu¬
4V2S.
as
1964
Due
by
1980
Due
Legality
Pierce
issue
unlimited
sold to R. J.
of
&
$25,000
tax
bonds
Edwards, Inc.,
41/2S.
as
from
10,000
10,000
1961
as
Dated
on
Due
1966 to
5s.
as
from
Due
April
1
to 1965 inclusive.
4%s.
as
from
March
1971
Due
to
April
on
April
1
1970 inclusive.
on
1975
1,
April
1
inclusive.
1960.
Interest
1
San Saba Independent School
inclusive.
March
on
1987
to
Sale—An
bonds
Winston &
$135,000
1
inclusive.
Dated
sold
1960
to
3.90s.
to
Due
$170,rev¬
on
Texarkana, Tex.
Bond
Dec.
1
on
Dec.
1,
1971.
1, 1960. Principal
(J-D) payable at the
First National
Bank, of Bay City.
Legality approved by Dumas, Hu&
Colorado
Boothman,
of
Dallas.
Countyt Water Control &
Improvement Dist. No. 2 (P. O.
was
sold
to
a
syndicate composed
issue
of
Nongard, Showers & Murray,
Inc.; Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.;
Rowles,
Winston
&
Co.;
Louis
Co., and E. Kelley Brown
Investment Co., at a price of
par,
Pauls &
net interest cost of about
a
as
$188,-
500 unlimited tax and waterworks
4.23%,
follows:
$140,000
as
4s.
from 1965 to
Garwood), Texas
Sale—An
Sale—An issue of $1,000,improvement 1960 general ob¬
ligation bonds offered on March 8
000
of
April
interest
$350,000
schoolhouse
bonds
v.
191,
p.
1060 — was
indefinitely
postponed.
Rowles,
1969 inclusive.
Due
District, Tex.
Bond Sale Postponed—The
pro¬
posed sale on March 14 for the
—
of
sewer
follows:
as
3%s.
as
as
issue
and
was
Co.,
1970 and
Bond
was
to
on
1977
to
4V4S.
as
waterworks
guenin
on
1060—were
Rauscher,
Sale—An
schoolhouse
March 8—v. 191,
on
awarded
Bay City, Texas
and
offered
p.
A-O.
from
000
to
191,
Independent School
District, Texas
Austin,
Parvin, and Eddleman,
Fosdick, Inc., jointly, as
from
Bond
bonds
10—v.
Co., Inc.
$5,000
follows:
$84,000
$225,000 vari¬
obligation
general
tax
March
$250,000 street
improvement 1960
956—were
Hart
limited
Sale—The
Pollok &
Sale—The
purpose
follows:
bonds offered
p.
4s.
Peaster
Aransas Pass, Tex.
Bond
Bond
ous
Bond
1976
to
as
Navasota, Tex.
inclusive.
Due
1974
revenue
Pollok & Fosdick, Inc.,
man,
March 15
on
1973
system
March 8—v. 191,
awarded to Eddle¬
on
956—were
p.
$70,000 water¬
sewer
bonds offered
1970 inclusive.
Due
3%s.
as
from
March
on
sive.
and
Sale—Tne
and
awarded
4s.
as
508,000
works
of
Dallas; Eddleman, Pollock & Fosdick, Inc.;
Goodbody & Co., and Dallas Rupe
& Son, Inc., at a price of 100.005,
as
Bond
per¬
■
Due
$30,000
1988 inclusive.
1959.
1,
a
of
bonds
derwood, Neuhaus & Co., jointly.
March
on
Due
to
1963
from
of
a
County (P. O. Jackson),
Jan.
35,000
Turtle Lake School Dist., S. D.
Bond Offering—L. J. McMillan,
receive
par,
4.12%,
Principal and interest (J-J)
par.
Clerk
Due
4.10s.
1979
from
10—
1059—were awarded to
Rushmore
of
about
T ennessee
enue
191,
of
to
inclusive.
^Pennington County, Douglas Com¬
munity School District No. 3
(P .O. Rapid City), S. D.
p.m.
May 1, 1960. Due
on
1972
to
a
Offering—H. Leroy Pope,
County Judge, will sell at public
auction on April 12 at 1:30 p.m.
(CST)
$400,000 school bonds.
18,000
6
lease
Due
from 1962 to
1
to
Pea¬
Bond
p.
Piper,
&
$110,000
will
bonds. Dated
191,
to
Hopwood, and J. M.
Co., Inc., jointly, at a
price of par, a net interest cost of
about 4.56%, as follows:
Dain
burg,
until noon (EST) on April
for the purchase of $16,022,000
8—v.
awarded
were
Kidder,
price
a
5s.
as
Madison
Gettysburg, S. D.
Bond
Sale—The $225,000 gen¬
eral obligation waterworks bonds
offered
15—v.
awarded
issue
tax
lows:
were
as
from
191,
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on March
for
the
purchase of $15,000
general
Interest
Rotan, Mosle & Co.; Louis Pauls
Co., and Moreland, Brandenberger, Johnston & Currie, as fol¬
from-1970 to 1978 inclusive.
935,000
to
from
March
of
cost
1961
495,000
21
receive
at
as
from
group
DAKOTA
will
1
Dallas.
Bison, S. D.
Offering—Elbert Bentley,
Bond
1960.
mu¬
follows:
as
National
Town
March
on
&
Co., and W. E. Hut-
Sale—An
March
on
The
school
&
net
Andrews
issue
of $500,temporary loan notes offered
000
v.
Pennsylvania State Public School
Building Authority (P. O. 101
So. 25th St., Harrisburgh), Pa.
Bond
Offering — Charles R.
&
basis of about 3.71%.
a
sold
270,000
$1,750,000
on
composed
Dated
(P. O. 100 West¬
Street), Providence), R. I.
Bond
1,
Sale—An
from
1059—were
p.
Bank,
Legality
1
1986 inclusive.
waterworks
office.
Stevenson
pur¬
proved by Saul, Ewing, Remick &
East Greenwich
sealed
body & Co.; C. J. Devine & Co.;
Lee, Higginson
Corp.; Bacon,
building
National
Williamsport.
1
5.42%;
Weiner,
191,
April 1,
interest pay¬
and
000
Dated
Sale—The
of
as
March
on
Due
to
March
Bond
Patter¬
Principal and in¬
payable at the City
offered
group
April 1 from 1961 to 1980
on
1
Galveston, Texas
xvl.
May
1,
May 1 from 1963 to
on
(M-N)
bonds
limited bonds. Dated April 1, 1960.
Due
1973
Dated
nicipal auditorium-civic center
p.m.
the
as
Legality approved by Dob¬
bins &
Howard, of San Antonio.
receive
bonds.
ton
Williamsport School District, Pa.
Bond Offering—Roy
C. Peterman, District Secretary, will re¬
115,000
—v.
1,
1,
borough
obligation
191,
955—were awarded to Cunning¬
Schmertz & Co., Inc., and
p.
Due
5V2S.
as
from
inclusive.
Bond
March 9—v.
on
4%s.
as
142,000
a
Knoxville, Tenn.
general
bonds offered
will
the
for
sewerage
Swissvale, Pa.
improvement
at
about
(EST) on March
purchase of $160,000
Recorder's
4.11%.
Bond Sale—The $60,000
Dist., Pa.
Nov; 1 from 1962 to 1999 inclusive.
basis
a
&
4V8s, at
as
Sale—The $35,000 general
obligation
syndi¬
Deane &
from, 1968 to 1985 inclusive.
Western
Ballard, Spahr, An¬
Ingersoll, of Philadelphia.
a
400,000 as 4s. Due on Aug. 1, 1967.
1,375,000 with rates ranging from
4.10% to 4%%. Due on Aug. 1
'
by
Bond
1965.
1,240,000
Masten
Co.,
of
sold
was
Corp.,
from 1970 to 1972 inclusive.
bids until 2 p.m.
1960.
1059
and interest
of
Sanitary Au¬
Due
Mayor,
1984
&
3.90s,
as
basis
Oiienng'—B.
540,000
as
1977.
follows:
as
as
com¬
1974.
50,000
proved
Bank,
Singer,
1059
p.
group
19,000
to
TENNESSEE
son,
E.
inclusive.
about
by
a
Co.,
a
bonds
Texas
M-S.
Bond
posed of Kay, Richards & Co., A.
to
offered
headed
to
191,
Legality approved by
Krause, of Lemmon.
$3,915,-
was
awarded
—were
1,
1971.
bonds
revenue
10
8—v.
Due
Sale—An issue of
sewer
March
on
&
of
*
Bradford, Tenn.
obligation limited tax bonds of¬
fered
pond general obliga¬
on
March 6—
par,
First
>
Sale—The $246,000 gener¬
bonds.
191, p. 251—were awarded to
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co., as 5V2S,
at a price
of 100.35, a basis of
March
al
Gwynedd School Authority,
Montgomery County (P.O.
Spring House), Pa.
drews &
thority (P.O. Elizabeth), Pa.
on
Bond
Lower
school
Wellsboro, and Tioga County Sav¬
ings & Trust Co., jointly.
Bond
Fayette Township School
sewer revenue
The
as 4V2S.
Due on March
from 1963 to 1969 inclusive.
4.02%.
District (P. O. McDonald,
R. D. 2), Pa.
Pawtucket, R. I.
Sinon, & Reader, of Harrisburg.
March
on
National
Elizabeth Township
of
to
sewer
1059—were awarded
p.
,
South
March
1059—were awarded
p.
First
as 37/8s, at a price of
basis of about 3.80%.
a
$43,000
and
offered
Dain
price
Co.,
100.81,
awarded
1,
1990.
7—v.
erty &
March 1,
on
1, 1960.
Callable
as of March 1,
1967. Interest M-S.
Legality
approved
by
Rhoads,
Inc.
to
group
RHODE
4x/4S. Due
as
Dated
1
Bank, of Providence, W. H. NewSons & Co., H. J. Steele &
Co., Arthurs, Lestrange & Co., and
Hulme, Applegate & Humphrey,
Sale—The
M.
2000.
bold's
Bond
J.
••
as
415,000
&
building bonds offered
191,
chase
&
1980.
Other members of the syndicate
were
as
follows:
Harriman Rip¬
son
composed
bonds
v.
(EST)
1975.
syndicate headed by
National City Bank, of
First
a
tion
& Sherrerd, Hornblower
Weeks, and A. Webster Dough¬
&
clusive.
bonds.
955
p.
a
Collings
50,000
15
to
Sale—The
stabilization
191, p. 1059—were
of
ceive
3%%, to 4%. Due on
March 1 from 1963 to 1970 in¬
Allegheny County (P.O.
Pittsburgh), Pa.
Bond Sale—The $6,323,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered on
March
March 14—v.
Butcher
from
t.
the
to
1966.
PENNSYLVANIA
<
Bond
obligation school bonds offered
awarded
65,000 with interest rates ranging
Clerk,
will receive
sealed bids until April 11 for the
purchase of $50,000 school build¬
ing
April 15
on
1970 inclusive.
Co., Inc., Hess,
Grant & Remington, Inc.,
Kidder,
Peabody & Co., and Hemphill,
Noyes & Co., as follows:
Offering—Clara M. Gien-
District
1963 to
County (P. O. Kenhorst),
Pennsylvania
sold
-
ger,
April 15,
on
3y8s. Due
as
$350,000
ture.
Due
Bond Sale—An issue of $930,000
revenue bonds offered on Feb 24
was
$50,000
school building general obligation
—
15,
Kenhorst Municipal Authority,
..
Bucks
Tillamook), Ore.
Not
April
on
■
from
of
County, Neah-kah-Nie
3V2S.
as
400,000
33/4S.
School District No. 56 (P. O.
Bonds
Due
1962.
1059—were awarded
Oregon, Portland,
6s.
as
50,000
Silverton), Ore.
p.
al
on
Blair
1961.
Sale—The $51,000 general
obligation bonds offered on March
191,
$27,500
Bond Sale—The $350,000 gener¬
ham,
$50,000
Bond
9—v.
a
lows:
County School District
(P. O. 802 Schlador St.,
Box 97,
refunding
bonds
of¬
March 15—v. 191, p. 1059
awarded to Dean Witter
on
—were
awarded
Bank, of Portland.
No. 4C
Township School District
(P. O. Glenshaw), Pa.
follows:
Webster, S. D.
Shaler
obligation
Sale—The $14,000 general
191,
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Bar¬
ber, Marquart & Windhorst, of
Minneapolis.
Bond Sale—The $500,000 general
Madras, Ore.
8—v.
by
Burgwin,
Ruffin,
Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
&
.
Bond
approved
Other members of the syndicate
were
as
follows: Eastman Dillon,
Union Securities &
Co.,
59
100,000
from
Due
on
April
3.90s.
Due
on
1976 to
1979
inclusive.
as
1
1975 inclusive.
April 1
The
60
"190,000
1961
1984 inclusive.
1980 to
1985
from
1989
from
Sale
Debenture
1994 inclusive.
issue of
An
—
awarded to
of¬
Co., Ltd., as 6V2S, at a
price of 96.36. Due on Sept 1 from
1961 to 1980 inclusive.
Int. M-S.
Farnham, Quebec
ous
Hamilton, Ont.
Feb. 23 was sold
$550,000 water
to
improvement
posed
of
Dominion
Securities
Corp., Ltd.; A. E. Ames & Co., and
R. A. Daly & Co., Ltd., as 6y4s.
Due on Dec. 15 from 1960 to 1979
852—were awarded to a group
composed of Garrett-Bloomfield
p.
Hogle & Co., and
Borthers & Co., at a price
J.
Stern
A.
Ottawa Roman Catholic
$62,000
from
1961
224,000
Due on April 1
4V2s.
as
Due
fered
1
April
on
and
Due on April 1
from 1981 to 1990 inclusive.
264,000
4y4s.
as
Salt Lake
College,
'
fered
March
on
Housing
191, p. 956
15—v.
awarded
Finance
Home
and
Agency as 3s, at a price of par.
itory 1959
Sale
awarded
dorm¬
at
the
to
Federal
Housing
Home Finance Agency, as
and
3s,
par.
Feb.
R.
1060
—
8—v.
awarded
were
191,
p.
Wm.
to
P.
Harper & Son & Co., as 4.85s, at a
price of
par.
high
of
to
building
March
11
—
v.
p.
100.03.
sold to
was
a
group
com¬
1960
Due
Dec.
on
31
inclusive.
1979
to
WISCONSIN
1 Bond
Sale
mitory
fered
Sale
Debenture
issue
An
—
of
township debentures of¬
fered
on
Feb. 15
Daly
&
Co.,
price
of
from
1961
was
sold to R. A.
6%s, at
April
Ltd., as
97.06.
Due
Bond
Town
Offering
Secretary
receive
sealed
(EST)
chase
of
1
In¬
Due
Pilkey,
will
until
8
p.m.
for the
pur¬
improve¬
town
Dated
April 1, 1960.
April 1 from 1962 to" 1980
on
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at all branches in
of¬
191,
14—v.
awarded
Housing
956
as
p.
Federal
the
Finance
Home
and
Agency,
to
dor¬
bonds
March
on
2%s, at a price of par.
Bonds
Sold—The
Not
on
improvement
March 8—v. 191,
852—were not. sold.
p..
$468,000
obligation
bonds offered
Bic, Quebec
improvement
March
7
of
,1
-
An
Due
offered
on
April
1,
Feb.
16
Gouinlock
Interest
from
was
&
Co.,
A-O.
1961
to
Marc
a
Secretary
sealed
Due
-
March
on
Treasurer,
bids
29
until
for
$234,590 town
bonds.
will
8
p.m.
the
pur¬
improve¬
Dated April
1, 1960.
April 1 from 1961 to 1980
on
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at all the branches
in
the
bank
Proyince of Quebec of the
mentioned
in
the
loan
pro¬
cedure.
Bourlamaque Protestant School
Commission, Quebec
—
An
issue
of
$3.00,100 town debentures offered
on
191, p. 852
Faford,
as 6s, at a price of
basis of about 6.49%.
to
Mascouche,
chase- of
of
ONTARIO
Sale
March 2—v.
on
awarded
ment
issue
Collingwood, Ont.
Debenture
de
—were
(EST)
Interest A-O.
96.94.
Corporation
Quebec, as 6s, at a price
96.84, a basis of about 6.46%.
receive
$650,000 school debentures offered
on
Feb.
16
was
sold
to
Wood,
Gundy & Co., Ltd., as 2s, at a
of
on
—were
Boucherville, Quebec
Offering—Henri Bumais,
New Brunswick
1967.
offered
1060
Bond
Saint John School Board,
price
La
p.
of
BRUNSWICK
—
191,
de
Town
Sale
v.
to
$30,000 village
bonds
Bois-Des-Filion, Quebec
Sale—The $28,500 street
paving and improvement bonds
CANADA
Debenture
—
awarded
Prets
97.82,
NEW
Sale—The
Bond
Peshtigo, Wis.
general
procedure.
Bond
1959
sold
Ltd.,
Due
on
to
Bell,
as 63/4s.
April 1
1980 inclusive.
Bond
neau,
Offering—Gerard Duches-
Secretary
receive
(EST)
chase
sealed
on
until
will
7
p.m.
the
pur¬
$70,000 school improve¬
ment bonds.
Due
Treasurer,
March 28 for
on
of
-
bids
Dated March 1, 1960.
March 1 from 1961 to 1980
'
Goulburn Township, Ont.
Debenture Sale — An issue
$100,000
township
debentures
of
on
.inclusive. Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at all branches in
Quebec of the bank mentioned in
.
Feb.
18
was
sold to J.
L.
they went
They learned that many cancers
are
curable if detected early
Graham
the
loan procedure.
promptly.
That's why an
Treasurer,
-
bids
$265,000
ment bonds.
M.
E.
—
March 29
on
the loan
$600,000
because
to their doctors in time.
a
on
inclusive.
1980
to
Americans
cured of cancer
Township, Ont.
$180,090
•'
revenue
were
—
The
—
ARCH LIGHTBODY is one
of 800,000
Waukesha),
Wisconsin
Feb.
Gouinlock
Due
on
annual
health checkup
is your
best cancer insurance.
a
price of
Sale
—
An
issue
of
24
&
was
Co.,
sold
Ltd.,
to
as
Bell,
53/4s.
April 1 from 1970 to 1985
inclusive.
ALIVE TODAY!
In¬
J-D.
Quebec of the bank mentioned in
Carroll College (P. O.
Debenture
of
issue
An
6s, at
$1,855,000 city debentures offered
Arthur, Ont.
—
as
basis of about 6.60%.
SASKATCHEWAN
a
QUEBEC
1060—were awarded to a
group composed of Foster & Mar¬
shall; Blyth & Co., Inc.; Coughlin & Co., Inc., and the Pacific Na¬
tional Bank, of Seattle, at a price
191,
sold
was
on
Regina, Saskatchewan
of¬
Baie D'Urfee, Quebec
school
on
sewer
March 1—v. 191,
a
of
issue
An
and treated
$650,000 capital
on
bonds offered
and
associates,
!;XW>SW!
terest A-O.
offered
bonds
19
price of 95.12.
Washington
purpose
and
94.35,
Ont.
—
Sale
Spokane County, Liberty School
District No. 362 (P. O. Spokane),
Bond Sale—The
aqueduct
offered
14—v. 191, p. 1168—were
awarded to the Bank of Montreal,
price
debentures
West Missouri
$134,434 local
March
on
plant,
Gundy & Co., Ltd., and
Daly & Co., Ltd., as 6s, at
A.
terest
improvement district No. 79 bonds
offered
22
Wood,
Enumclaw, Wash.
Sale —The
Bond
ing
bonds
March
on
Joseph, Quebec
Sale—The $180,000 filter¬
St.
posed of A. E. Ames & Co., Ltd.;
from
WASHINGTON
Bond
a
$44,939 city debentures offered on
a
price of
a
1960.
improvement
Corp., and Anderson & Co., Ltd.,
ey2s. Due on April 1 from 1961
to 1980 inclusive. Interest A-O.
Port
bonds offered
revenue
Feb.
on
Debenture
March 15—v. 191, p. 956—were
cn
cedure.
p.m.
Inc., jointly, as
96.77, a basis of
6.47%,
as
VIRGINIA
Sale—The $400,000
(A-O) payable at all the branches
in the Province of Quebec of the
bank mentioned in the loan pro¬
of
Ste.-Anne-De-Bellevue, Que.
Bond Sale—The $960,000 town
composed on Equitable Se¬
curities
Canada,
Bankers Bond
Virginia Union University (P. O.
Richmond), Va.
Bond
Offering—Adolphe Emond,
"^ke
*
May 1 from 1961
on
county
$785,000
fered
1,
about
School Commission,
Secretary-Treasurer of the School
Commission, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Mar. 29
for
the
purchase
of
$250,000
school bonds. Dated April 1,1960.
Due on April 1 from 1961 to 1980
inclusive.
Principal and interest
Couture,
jardins,
Pt
Quebec
Bond
852—were awarded to Banque
Provinqiale du Canada, and Des-
p.
of¬
Ltd.,
Corp.,
6M>s, at
as
Les Saules
oh March 28 for the pur¬
of $160,000 paving bonds.
April
(A-O)
group
Federal
the
to
of¬
bonds
1959
revenue
—were
Monday, March 21, 1960
to the
sold
was
Peel County,
dor¬
$500,000
22
Due
Debenture
mitory
.
inclusive.
1080
City, Utah
Sale—The
Bond
chase
Dated
debentures
Securities
Associates,
of 95.78.
to
Westminster
Feb.
on
Dominion
1980 inclusive.
from 1967 to
Separate
will
Due on
An issue of April 1 from 1961 to 1980 inclu¬
—
school
$1,800,000
1966 inclusive.
to
4s.
as
Sale
Debenture
La Sarre, Quebec
Offering—Jules Lavigne,
Secretary - Treasurer,
receive sealed bids until 8
School Board, Ont.
4.17%, as follows:
to
Town
(EST)
interest cost of about
of par, a net
Bond
Interest J-D,
inclusive.
bonds
191, p. 852—were
The Credit Interpro-
29—v.
Feb.
,
191,
bonds offered on March 3—v.
vari¬
offered
$275,000
vincial, Ltd., as 6s, at a price of
97.19, a basis of about 6.44%.
com¬
group
a
Sale—The
awarded
.000,000 city debentures offered on
Utah
Cedar City,
Sale—The
on
of $5,-
issue
Sale—An
Debenture
UTAH
Co.;
.
procedure.
p.
Graham &
Bond
Principal and interest
bonds
Ltd., as 6s, at a price of 96.64, a
basis of about 6.43%.
sold to J. L.
fered on Feb. 20 was
1,
ton, of Dallas.
&
.
191,
city
offered 011
1060—were
Decary, Vinette & Co.,
14—v.
March
debentures
county
$100,000
1960. Interest
A-O. Legality approved byMcCall,
Farkhurst, Crowe, McCall & Hor-
Bond
Ont.
Haliburton County,
Due on April 1
to
April
Dated
Chronicle
payable at all branches in Quebec
of the bank mentioned in the loan
$500,000
Sale —The
Bond
improvement
Due on April 1
to 1988 inclusive.
sive.
Drummondville, Quebec
63/4s. Due on Oct. 1,
Int. A-O.
as
1980 inclusive.
to
100,000 as 4V4s.
470,000 as 4%s.
Ltd.,
.& Co.,
Due on April 1
4s.
as
from
Commercial and Financial
(1272)
Interest
A-O.
@FedFRASER