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and FINANCIAL
ESTABLISHED 1839
Number 5937
191
folume
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
x
K
New York 7, N. Y.,
Monday, March 28, 1960
Price
$1.25
Copy
a
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klLROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
• i
Bros. Stores Corp. — Preferred Stock OfEppler, Guerin & Turner, Inc. and Harold S.
JStewart & Co. and associates on Feb. 15 publicly offered
INDUSTRIAL
•
INSURANCE
•
equal
Aaronson
I.
red
fnnon
$2.50). at $10 per-share.
(par
In This Issue
creased
year
•/
..
,
PROCEEDS—Of the proceeds of the sale of 70-cent cumulative conI
rtible preferred stock, the company will use approximately $205,000
ho oay for or replace working capital utilized in opening, equipping
»nd stocking with
merchandise three new stores" in El Paso; Texas;
|cftn Luis Arizona, and San Diego,/Calif. The San Luis store was
>d in November, 1959 at a cost of approximately. $30,000; the San
''A'-"
New York Stock Exchange (Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
opened in December, 1959 at a cost of approximately
is expected to open in April,
i960 at an estimated cost of $75,000.
The remainder of the proceeds
will be added to the company's general funds but, it is expected, will
be used primarily to open, equip and stock additional stores that may
be opened in the future.
Although several additional stores locations
are presently
under consideration, the company has no commitments
I with respdft to additional stores except as indicated above.
BUSINESS—The company operates, through wholly-owned subsidiary
Icorporations, a chain of 22 retail clothing stores'in Texas, New Mexico,
Arizona and California.
The business was originally organized in 1938.
The present company
was incorporated in
1954 under the laws of
I Diego store was
I executive
9,
Feb.
on
1960,
it
became
offices are located in El Paso, Texas.
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
TO
110-centcum. conv. pfd. stock ($2.50 par)
| Common stock ($2.50 par)
•The shares
stock
ferred
offered
twhen and
ferred stdck
shares
Inecessary
or.
exercise
all of
common
of
,
such additional shares
SEC
38
39
39
may
because
1,
(outstanding
1969.
The
also
company
Exchange—Curb Section
the
of
preferred stock
for
rate
by
35
of
,
.
or
per
48
plans
stock
above
its
■
cash
mmon
value
par
may
be
PREEMPTIVE
frnm
enjoined by
RIGHTS—Holders
If or °tfler subscription
time
to
time
by
of
the board
of
Per-
common
Dividends
•
share^___^_—
507,803
i
ties
be
547,796
7.077,579
shares„—vl—------
on*, common
shares
$2.19
$1.70
39,758,950
40,396,848
improvement in earnings was mainly due to the new
at- Alpena, Mich., which'operated 'at/a profit
in 1958 this mill sustained a loss in its first full
a,iy
Preferred
-
h«
rif •i)aymS $12
unpaid
■tends
nn
v'dcnds
on
,
*
»
,
-
;
;
.
,
"aderwritPr? T
At.
number
nf
o
ew
'
corporation on March 16 filed a
roverine 295,000 shares of common
The
qFC
ahSl
per
share, through
o„„v,
„
stock
set
capital.—V-
in
With
No.,of
"
'■
j-
.?•••
'
>;•
Shares
•?*'•
-.»-
-
f ■>
■:>
190,
the
respect
in
Early
1958
Long Island and
Fla., and Wash¬
on
In
construction,
including
shopping
addition to various indebtedness,
of
to
1,740,263
shares
of
the
additional
stock,
the
will
reduction
be
added
of
/:
Of
two
about
indebtedness
current
to
stock.
working
capital
for
•*
Sadkin
388,920
own
Chairman
Board
as
shares
(23% )
Presi¬
and
of
the
out¬
2445.
p.
used
funds
for payment
to purchase merchandise,
payable,
and
for
advertising
and
Of
PROCEEDS
tional
by Reichhold—
178,
2473.
p.
proceeds,
$20,000 will
be
used
for
for
for a two-year
budget for
research,' and acquisition of new
for
working
and
the
company
Airwork
"<
*Shares
promo¬
rrnss
..
j
sales
of
increased
charges,
for
the
to
an
the
of
all expenses
of
subsidiaries
operate
within
jellies,
and
the
The
offering is
commission
mayonnaise
other
additional
sale
120-mile
a
stores.
institutional
an
J
to
headed
of
by
$1.25
per
„
of
Its
retail
a
radius
and
stock.
food
of
salad
the
The
with
will
company
chain
Atlanta.
under
It
also
for
dressing
Simultaneously
Investor.
•
.
-'
sale
its
of
sale
-
issue $1,250,000
has
company
com¬
a
$1,250,000
funds
from
1960,
of
purpose
warehouse
of
such
notes,
approximately
mortgages upon its real
negotiating to borrow additional
increased
is
and
Dnancing store operations and expansion of
facilities,
and
to
addition
the
company
incurred
for
the
be applied
may
three
with
borrowings
and
Bankers
pay
expects
of
purpose
to
pay
financing
Securities
all
off
store
the
indebted¬
operations
to
new
the
reimburse
or
supermarkets
remainder
for
used
additional
the
for
company
and
the expense
warehouse
a
with
other
inventories,
extension
funds
opening
and
additional
to
certain
indebtedness, the company
shares,
common
Alterman
and
of
Simon
which
own
shares
shares
5,639
■
t
■
super
Board
has outstand¬
now
Securities
Bankers
Moltack,
Chairman
owns
and
each,
each.
310,496 shares
Amerace
and
After
Dave
sUch
and
sales,
Max
the
Alterman
six
officers
propose
will
168,310.
President,
respectively, are proposing the sale of 55,202 and 27,304 shares,
tively to other officers, George and Sam Alterman, propose
40,608
of
now
additional
expansion.
addition
ing 673,238
respec¬
to
to
continue
sell
sell
to
(42.3% ).
Corp.—Net Doubles—
earnings
in
1959
amounted
to
to $3.39 per
year-end, the
March 22.
This compares with net earnings, before
non-recurring income, of
$1,174,274, equal to $1.67 per share, adjusted to a comparable basis.
Including non-recurring
income
of
$848,050,
net
earnings
in
1958
share
on
company
corporation for the six months ended Jan. 31,
$5,754,478 from $4,841,694 m the corresponding
has reported to
after all taxes and
six months ended Jan; 31, I960, rose to $185,917,
a
its
Apple"
additional
process,
Isidore
was
stated that net-income,
by Bankers Securi¬
underwriters
expansion (amounting to $800,000 at March 16).
The balance of
proceeds of the financing program will in the first instance become
capital which may be applied to any corporate purpose but
In
television advertising; $15,000
aerosol products; and $34,000
Francis L. Hine, President,
receive
will
In
markets
this
to
of
banks
to
bank
Corp.—Earnings
si^ months a year ago,
st<?S?°Airwork President
offered
individuals.
group
a
60,000 common shares
for
of
for
Net
No. of
it
and
notes
constructing
in
Massachusetts law as a
under
other
through
which
be
to
are
certain
Co.,
markets
and
which
organized as a corporation_on sept,
successor to James R. Barnet
CO
an
individual proprietorship established In 1952. and engages
ta
the
manufacture, and sale oi aerosol consumer products
The
pmnnanv
has
10 employees and maintains its shipping and office fachE at 328 Washington St., Wellesley, Mass.-V. 191, p. 793.
1958
.
working
capital.
BUSINESS—The
in'
registra-
a
by the mortgaging of other properties. From the proceeds of the
stock and the $1,250,000 of notes, the
company is obligated to
$1,000,000 indebtedness to Bankers Securities, which
was
in¬
a
store
television films; $15,000 for advertising materials such
of sales displays; $25,000 for repayment oi bank indebtedness;
$150 000
&
relieve
$39,237.97.
net
filed
Ga.,
of
curred
working
and
Doint
as
the
by
share
prior to June 30,
sale
,,
below:
»
officials
per
"Big
additional
6 'A %
$350,000
Corp. of America—Common Stock Offered—
Securities Corp., of Boston, Mass., on March 11
publicly offered 1,00,000 shares of common stock (with¬
out par value) at $3 per share.
C
i WO
sale
Herbert
175,000
$18
own
estate,
Aerosol
,
'
in
operations.
preserves,
mitment
letter of notification with the
stock (10 cents) to be offered
Clayton
uerln- & Turner,^'..; ,'
Dallas Rupe'& Son, inc—
HaroiJ^s" stY»~Tv---—' l7'500; hPridley.;Frederking-u/-*-- 2,ouu,.Ncitis ^^ewart & Co.->
1, Josey- "2.000 >
>7,500
I -V. 191
; Inc.-___i_^i • < 6,000
Refsnes; Ely-; Beck' & Go;.^ ;2,000
P* 1,
'
.* ^
>
Inc '
its
of
Crescent Securities Co., Inc., Bowling Green,
be
accounts
191,/P. 601.
to
processes
ness
"
opposite its name
to
are
and'
notes
of
of
preferred
-
-
Appier
of
houses
Lauderdale,
Chemicals, Inc. below.—V.
company
pay
KTheCDrocceds
—The company has agreed to sell, and each of the
whom Eppler, Guerin & Turner, Inc. and Ifarold.^'
are acting as representatives,v agreed to purchase the
■hares
Fort
outstanding
outstanding),'168,310
name
the
.
^wart
underwriters.
estate development.
with
and
at
and
the
of
;.»■
Wholesale'Corp., Nashville, Tenn.—Files
Securities and Exchange Commission—
>
per
any
all
of
the
Ky.,
applied
lists
Alstyne, Noel
The
in 1959
Acme
stock on any
share, if there are no 'accumulated and
the preferred stock and all current divifor offpi-c
Preferred stock are fully paid. The company may call
8Lares Qf *.ur
nders °I shares of preferred stock and purchase such
N° sinking f lowest price tendered, but not in excess of-$12 per share,
stock.
*Und will be provided for the redemption of the preferred
notice
listed
are
price
the
SEC
on
March
18,
1960, covering 403,310 L
stock, of which 60,000 shares are to be offered for
behalf of the issuing company. Of the remaining 343,310
«
on
(all
made
ties
building
year
operations.—V." 189, p. 913.
*/\-;
may redeem the whole or
date, after 30 days written
,
Co.
the underwriters
Under an agreement with Bankers Securities, the
company has >
guaranteed to Bankers Securities that the net proceeds of its stock sale V
will aggregate not less than $2,858,419.31. In order to fulfill
such guar- , •
anty, the company will be required to pay $39,237.97 to Bankers Securi¬
10,423,905
whereas
i
"
to
&
pay
share.
$1.70
7,105,455
,
.
stock,
subject to large mortgages,
paying
releases are obtained for actual con¬
by building loans.
The
company
also
balance
future
will
a
covering
offer the
The record
be supplied
to
common
Corp.
Van
7,077,582
share—
in properties,
materials .mill
RIGHTS—Shares-of preferred stock may, at. the option
of Zv hoIcler. be cohverted
into fully paid and non-assessable, shares
stone fmon st,0ck of the company at the ratio of .one share of common
unripr
r,ea.ch share of preferred stock,, plus thfc payment in cash (or
eouai tCer
circumstances,x- additional common stock), of an amount
tho rm,? any accumulated and unpaid dividends thereon.
In ,the event
rbhts
l)any shall call any shares of preferred; stock for redemption, all,
dav nv?
convei'sion shall expire at the close of business on the sixth
subtpp
5 t0 lhe dafce fixed for redemption.. The conversion ratio is
addition
adjustment in certain events, including the issuance oi
Islderatin shai'es of preferred stock or common stock for a gross con|share? o,n of less.than $10 per share, or a split-up or combination of
|of nnm„ a recapitalization, merger or consolidation. Fractional shares
I adjust mo0f -/tQck shall not be issued in any conversion, but a cash
made in lieu thereof.
PRGvISION—The company
by
1960,
are
Allen
filed
Y.,
N.
17,
corporation of 933 Lee St., S. W„ Atlanta,
of
public sale
9,657,382
$2.72
;
—-
—
shares_____i——if;
preferred
common
The
i
the'preferred stock have no pre- /;
but such, rights may, be granted
shall be
to
land
the
be
the
Park,
in respect
commission of 5%
additional
buildings.
of
will
and
statement
shares
19^58
11,825,544
.
——_-_i——
plant and equipment—/_
Working capital at end of year—
LfC/hNVuEI?SI0N
Rffn
and
company
commercial
has
proceeds
Reichhold
tion
133,813,074 123,385,542
^
on
Dividends
-capital
C*
V.1959
•
sales-
earnings
Invested
*
at
111.
pursuant
proposes
Alsynite Co. of America—Acquired
Ltd. (& Subs.)—Earnings
-
:
Net
Per
V
''
-
.
Net
capital surplus which for-cash dividends on the
J
in
Management
This
Abitibi Power & Paper Co.,
used
-
Co.
&
The
financed
standing stock.—V.
—-----
the/
offered
Chicago,
Aiterman-Rig- Apple, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
constitute
directors.
dent.
48
______
with
be
mortgage
as
now
and
to
shares
March
on
company
subscription
an
acquired
is
prospectus
See
any
rights,
The
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
48
y Year Ended—
on-the
be¬
Rolls-Royce
Allyn.
of outstanding
subscription price
acquired
apartment
dollars
present
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
interested security holder before
j ribution, and all directors' voting for-or assenting-to it would be
j-an<* severally liable to the company for'the amount'-of any
s"ch
dividend already distributed.
~ v/
\// /; /"
be
48
It
engage
banks
Floral
Ave,,
SEC
The
and
Louisville,
only
and
$1)
C.
holders
the
and
stock
C.
to
net
to
.
the common stock.'.-Any- hse of
property dividends (but not stock dividends)
or
stock could
the
the
Stearns
for
5%
which
company
million
Federal Reserve System
ii^n
SU1'1^US of the company available for "^dividends." However, (under Texas law all net proceeds to the company from the sale of the^
I
preferred
Airwork
of
notification
(par
fractional
pay
Verbena
stock.
underwriters.
near
land
centers
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
liquidation preference, exceeds "the ,$2.S0 • per share preferred stock does not-of itself place any restriction
Inof ^^ain circumstances
|?.;!!jrred stock but not on
')lus for
—
D.
of
stock
is engaged in real
construction of single-family
the
the
the
30
with
Bear,
of
recently
struction,
54
11
Foreign Exchange Rates
share
rar Va'ue of the
which
1513.
p.
company
began
for
1
Investment News
State and City Bond Offerings
1-,-.-.
Dividends Declared and Payable.
dividends thereon, before- any assets of the' company shall- be
distributed'to the holders of" the common stock. The' fact that
alien $io
year.
in
equipment,
concluded commit¬
overhaul
through A.
to
188,
capital
offered
ington,
General Corporation &
(toluntary or involuntary, holders of the preferred stock shall be paid
(NO per share, together with an amount equal to any- accumulated and
■unpaid
Ibid
the
letter
a
share,
used
by
subscription
of
being
The
The Course of Bank Clearings
be
subscription
unsubscribed
more
Miscellaneous Features
of
commission
it
dividends at the rate of 70 cents per share
pr annum, and no more, before' any dividend is-declared* paid or set
|opart for the holders of the,, common stock. Such dividends shall be
(cumulative from the date of the original issue of the preferred stock,
(whether or not declared by the board of directors.,
•
/.
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LIQUIDATION RIGHTS—In the event."of any liquidation.' whether
last
engaged
Properties, Inc.—Registers Rights—
principal
stock
(to cumulative preferential
.
the
as
35
Reserve Banks
filed
common
per
dividend.—V.
amendment.
35
'
to
are
shares
date,
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
entitled
are
stock
stock
35
Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 35
Transactions American Stock Exchange
at Dec. 31, 1959; in the amount of $150,000, but .such bank
been paid in full.
;;
' ,v -,.
DIVIDEND RIGHTS—-The holders
proceeds
870,132
a
ban has since
$55,242,
Casualty Co., Park Ridge, 111.—
Exchange Commission—
of
$9
This corporation, of
registration statement
45
SEC Index of Stock Prices-
loan
a
moved
electronic
under
for
is
J.,
recently
Ltd.
shop
11
shares
of
All-State
41
be neces¬
bank
short-term
had,'a
March
on
1,062
6%
a
....
Nov.
&
price
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
(conversion ratio, are reserved by the company- for issuance upon con¬
version of the preferred stock which may be purchased upon exercise
(of thp warrants mentioned in note* above.> Another 2,800 shares, of
(common stock are reserved for issuance upon' exercise of outstanding
|options to key employees. ■ //:'
/'■ ,-'CV".
•
| At Dec. 31, 1959, the company was indebted to, The Prudential Insur|ance Co. of America in the.amount of $360,000 represented by. a'prom(issory note payable, ■ with interest -at 6%-, in semi-annual installments
luntil
company
The
...
as
Life
covering
National
required adjustment of the conversion ratio. Also.
stock, or such additional shares as may be
of any required adjustment of the preferred stock
from
quarter
N.
instruments,
Canada.
of
approved
estimated
an
44
common
coast
like
Millville,
Airwork
39
Over-the-Counter Markets
the 40,000 shares of pre¬
stock outstanding will be
Rolls-Royce
east
American
The
any
of
with
the
in- -in¬
quarter
year
'
in
engines,
supplies.
and
in
sales
31.
headquarters
aircraft
share,
like
shares.
turbo-prop engines.—V. 190, p. 4173.
All
40
of pre¬
warrants to
of
July
this
31
out¬
the
gross
comparable
Jan.
common
share
common
ends
with
parts
the
per
year
per
the
in
common
Files With Securities and
36
Toronto Stock
t97,044 shs.
,
the
36
*40,000 shs.
'
stock,
36
Canadian Stock Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange.
v;
FINANCING
Authorized
Outstanding
upon
Dart
in
cents
of
Airwork's
ended
14
share
number
I960
shares
common
common
36
____
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange____.
Montreal Stock Exchange
PRESENT
400,000 shs.
ments
31
to
cents
overhaul
27
r
equal
Corp.
720,774
per
same
quarter
the
fiscal
accessories,
Midwest Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange_______
Its
the
in
seven
15
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
additional 4,000 shares
an
is conversion of
shares
/
corporation.
'-100,000 shs.
issuance
'
common
increased by 40,000
sary because of
for
stock.
if there
into
Also
hereby.
reserved
are
I purchase preferred
14,000
Texas
a
PAGE
.
comes
American Stock Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
the additional El Paso store
but
Delaware,
'
'
to
Airwork
cents
$2,570,285
irum
income
Net
Airwork's
the
on
16
or
based on the
ending Jan. 31,
5)^,8/0,999
to
share
per
$116,427
year ago,
$100,156,
equal
Stock and Bond Quotations
a
quarter
ago.
to
up
I
S10COOO, and
from
the
For
cents
26
Six months
of 70 cent cumulative convertible preferred
shares
K
to
standing,
—
MISCELLANEOUS
•
*
totaled
the
told
609,853
in
the
$2,022,324/ equal to $3.06
Provision
for
Federal
income
$2,168,847,
shares
common
shareholders
per
taxes
report
share.
in
equal
outstanding
annual
1959
•
at
issued
r
amounted
.-
to
$1,410,000.
-
/
h
2
of
•Because
tax-loss
a
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
Co.
&
fered—Bache
March
on
underwriting
an
of
shares
10,0,000
9,
Inc.
Systems,
Business
American
of
manager
was
offered
which
at
stock
common
a
price of $9.50 per share. The offering marked the initial
public sale of the common stock.
stock will
be
used by the company to irciease its productive capacity by pur¬
chasing new machinery and equipment; to expand its sales and service
organization by training additional sales personnel and opening addi¬
tional offices; and to repay bank loans. The balance of the proceeds
will be
retained as additional working capital for
general corporate
•purposes. ■;
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'
BUSINESS—American Business Systems,
Inc. creates, designs and
manufactures at its plant in Philadelphia, and sells directly to users
through its oftices in Philadelphia;
New York; East Orange, N. J.;
Boston;
Pittsburgh and Baltimore, a wide variety of business forms
and
data
processing tabulating cards which make paperwork, record
keeping
and
information processing
more
economic, efficient and
accurate.
Over 95';
of the company's sales consist of business forms
and
tabulating cards which are custom designed for the particular
user.
American Business Systems, Inc.
is the successor to American
Business
Systems,
a
partnership founded in 1942, and two other
corporations,
wholly-owi ed by the partnership, which were merged
the
into
the
of
common
1957.
in
company
sale
the
from
proceeds
PROCEEDS—Net
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
EFFECT
instal-
in
due
—
through" 1966—
debentures—payable in annual
5%
of $7,225
stalments
stock
Common
*
which
Of
stock
(no
par)
57,797
400.000 shs.
*1,000,000 shs.
——
under the company's restricted
reserved
20,000 shares arc
below
named
underwriters
stock
forth
set
Blair
&
their names below;
opposite
Shares
Hirsch
40.000
&
3,000
Shields
6,000
7,500
& Co
Shearson, Hammiil & Co.—
Boenning & Co
Equitable Securities Corp.Gerstley, Sunstein & Co.__
3,000
7,500
4,500
Singer,
Onodbodv
6.000
Stein
V.
Co
&
191,
Co
&
Scribner-
3,000
Boyce—.—
6,000
Inc
3,000
&
Deane
&
Bros.
Stroud
697.
p.
4,500
Co
Newburger
6,000
Inc
Co.
During the week of March 28-April 1 corporate equities with offering dates may tap
the market for about $135 million and this figure exceeds corporate debt financing
by about $26 million.
In the four weeks commencing with
March 28, the dollar volume of corporates aggre¬
State and municipal tax-exempt issues are begin¬
ning to come back and the posted announcements show a doubling in the' dollar
amount as compared to last week's projection. Municipals during the week of Mar. 28
come to $89,430 and the four-week estimate ending with April 22 totals $314,454,000—
materially assisted by the N. Y. Triborough Bridge & Tunnel $100 million issue in
gates approximately $683 million.
the last week.
The demand for
capital by corporate and municipal issues in the four-week period is
a billion dollars, and issues with sales dates now set for the
estimated to be close to
period after April 22, out of the increasing total backlog, come to over $286 million.
LAST WEEK'S
FINANCING
WITHERED
Indicative of last week's about face in
scheduled
corporate offerings is that only a
single issue of debt financing, the $12 million Collins Radio convertible subordinated
debentures, out of $43.5 million came through. From about 40 different issues about
one-fourth appeared, 21 were postponed to this week (March 28-April 1) and the
was carried over for even later than that.
Among those that did material¬
&
ize, besides Collins Radio, were Macco Corp.'s 200,000 shares of common stock at
$15.75; Bobbie Brook's 200,000 shares of capital stock at $16,875; Pentron Electronics
Corp.'s 250.000 shares of common stock at $3.00; South Bay Industries, Inc. 210,000
shares of Class A stock at $5.00 and, at this writing, it looks as though Kratter Corp.'s
1,300,000 shares of cumulative convertible preferred at $20 to stockholders will go
through
on
Co.
the target date of March 25.
ON
THE
OUTLOOK
FOR
CAPITAL
EXPENDITURES
severally
have
Shares
Co
&
active week and, in fact, if the tentative dates now set hold
shift to a stepped up spring financing is now on hand.
MORE
purchase from the company the respective numbers of shares
common
Bache
a
for warrants.
reserved
5,000 shares are
UNDERWRITERS—The
$355,000
.
in¬
1967
through
plan and
option
agreed to
of
..
1960
ments
.
Outstanding
Authorized
loans—5%
an
tnen
remainder
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
Mortgage
looks as though it will be succeeded
true on the whole,
disappointing flow of financing last week
The
by
Inc.—Common Stock Of¬
American Business Systems,
group
Monday, March 28, I960
.
President,
Norton,
T.
.
provision for Federal income taxes
no
carryover,
reported that consolidated sales ot
Amerace's seven operating divisions totaled $55,268,572 in 1S59, an in¬
crease
of 22%
over
the $45,2o8,7ol reported m 1958. "The company
ended
the
year
with a substantially higher backlog of orders and
sound prospects for continued expansion," he said.—V. 191, p. 601.
Victor
.
1958.
in
required
was
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(1318)
Last week
noted these items
surrounding speculations raised about the prospect
for plant-equipment expenditures: The Department of Commerce's projected figure
of $37.02 billion for total capital spending for 1960 which amounts to a 14% increase
over
1959 ($32.54 billion); producers' lack of new orders though they are busily
engaged now—especially electrical machinery manufacturers; and the rejuvenating
need for resurgency in consumer goods spending this spring.
This week we would
like to add the not too encouraging fact that the total estimated capital spending for
this year is but $60 million over the previous record high in 1957 and that this is
we
without adjustment for any priee inflation and population increase
Georgia—Partial Redempt'n
American Discount Co. of
The
5.90%
its
plus
capital
Bank,
American
SEC
The
of
-
.sales
F.
made
at
C.—V.
Com¬
the American
N.
190, p.
1290.
Enjoined—
Sales
Regional office announced March 17, 1960 entry
permanently enjoining American Dryer Corp.,
S. Corson and Vivian W. Holden from further
Dryer
stock
in
violation
of
the Securities
Act
York
order
court
Jack
Kane,
American
of
St.,
Corp.—Stock
Dryer
New
Federal
a
William
South Tryon
200
Charlotte,
will be
Payment
interest.
accrued
mercial
called for redemption on May 1, next, $24,000 of
debentures, series 1953, due May 1, 1973, at 100'' ,
has
company
registration requirements.—V.
191,
601.
p.
Co.—Offers
American Fletcher National Bank & Trust
is offering the holders of its out- \
standing capital stock, par $10, rights to subscribe for
226,604 additional shares at $38.50 per share at the rate
Rights—This
of
share
new
one
company
held
headed by The First Boston
Smith
record
of
The offer, which
March 16.
1960, is being underwritten by
expire April 4,
Tenner &
three shares
each
for
at the close of business
a
will
group
Corp.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Inc.; Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
City Securities Corp.; Collett
& Share Corp.
Co., Inc.,
&
Indian¬
and
apolis Bond
Sale
of
capital
the
shares
new
stock
from
679,812
PROCEEDS—The
of
sale
undivided
the
sale,
plus
transfer
a
to
Indiana
of
deposits.
in
Indiana.
31,
Dec.
and 55th
It
consumer
31,
1959,
capital
the
bank
the State
the largest in
was
283
serves
Indiana,
in
banks
and
banks,
correspondent
of
principal
31
include hanks
which
representing
98%
table
below
Chronicle
1958,
was
increased
commercial
centers
state's
in
v *•
CORPORATE
<
the
on
the
third
$2.00
to
of
quarter
share.
per
$1.60
of
share
per
the
1959,
Subject
to
in
increased
REVENUES—Total
number
of
shares
earnings
outstanding
operating income in
paid
rate
other
con¬
and
after the present
1959 amounted to
operating
net
$2,268,399,
earnings to $2,793,609
respectively, in 1958.
with
compared
$17,370,315
$15,169,031
Total
Stocks
Corporates
%
First
City
Boston
Securities
Lynch,
Fenner
Co.,
F.
S.
Kiser.
Inc
9.25
Jackson
&
%
6.50
Co
Gavin
9.25
6.50
,
Cohn
&
4.50
Co.__
&
Whipple
Inc.
&
Curtis
Inc.
Moseley
Bacon,
Pierce,
Smith
&
Webber,
Noyes
Raffensperger, Hughes &
9.25
____
Paine,
Hemphill,
9.25
9.25
V \
:"
\
30.00
Corp
Corporation
Collett & Company, Inc
Indianapolis Bond and
Share Corporation
Merrill
28-Apr.
1__
$108,630,000
Apr.
4-Apr.
8__
121,346,000
Apr. 11-Apr. 15__
129,780,600
55,250,000
Apr. 18-Apr. 22__
Total
*
$1 million
^
&
Co._____
Shumaker,
_L
L.
Newton
Payne
Todd
2.50
&
Co.,
2.50
Co.,
Inc.
0.75
0.50
Inc
$415,006,600
compensation to the underwriters for their commitments, the bank
agreed to pay them, in proportion to their respective underwriting
obligations, an amount equal to 70 cents in respect of each of the
226,604 additional shares, plus an additional 95 cents for each share
exercise
In
of
stock
and
each
share
acquired
by
them
to
sales
of
certain
the
through
capital stock, the underwriters
dealers,
and
the
underwriters
dealers may allow a discount on sales to other dealers.
discounts
underwriters
are
from
FINANCING
Among
March
Inland Container
to
be
time
to
determined
by
the
and
March
$682,969,740
of
without
underwriting.
used
of Oregon Plywood Corp.
to purchase all of
the
outstanding stock
and
ten year
FNMA
of) Canada $10 million debentures scheduled
CALENDAR'S
LARGER ISSUES
29
28-April
there are:
shares of
Corp. common; $6 million Yuba Consolidated Industries, Inc. deben¬
256,930 Bank of California stock; $20 million Louisiana Power &
common;
22,
175,000
no^0num0n' $6,930,000 N. Y., Chicago & St. Louis RR. equipment trust certificates;
and $5 million
common
debentures; 728,531 shares of
South6—$30
bonds; $12 million Melville Shoe Corp. deben¬
debentures by San Diego Imperial
Corp.; $13 million
Kansas City, Kansas.
April
w?.s..rn ^nvestment Co. notes; and $8 million
million
Commonwealth
Edison
Co.
tures; and $16,022,000 Pa. State Sch. Auth.
%.
West
O Nuts
H
National
I
>.
common.
Municipal Water District, Texas.
TTe<Ar1^,
S
April
11—126,000
shares
of
common; $12,555,000 General Development Corp. debentures; $18
Gas Co. debentures.
April 12—$40 million Mountain States
Fuel
debentures; $10 million West Penn
Central
million U
April 7—$19,500,000 Alabama Power Co.
P,riA,^TT333,2^ Haloid Xerox, Inc.
Electric Co.
April
bonds; $13.5 million Southwest
and $9 million
million Iowa-Illinois
common;
13—$15
Forest Industries debentures; $25
Plywood debentures; and $6 million Clark
County School District, Nev.
650,000 shares of Middle South Utilities
common; $20 million Puget Sound
Power & Light Co. bonds; 800,000 shares of common
and $35 million bonds by Trans¬
continental Gas Pipe Line
Corp.; and $29,260,000
April 20
City of Philadelphia, Pa.--S. B.
•
proceeds are tc be
one
306,787 shares of St. Regis Paper Co.
common;
and $7.5 million, Austin, Texas;
April 1—$2d million American Life Fund, Inc.
capital. April 5—$25 million Carolina
Power & Light Co.
bonds; $6,495,000 Northern Pacific RR. equipment trust certifi¬
cates; $10 million Nova Scotia (Province of) Canada
.F?
the
by
'
Inc. common; $50 million Niagara
bonds; 210,000. shares of Standard Screw Co. common; and $10 ,
AngBles County Flood Control District, Calif.; March
30—1,435,000 shares '■
of common and
$20,500,000 debentures by Mid-America Pipeline
Co.; 442,700 Systron- r
common; 200,000 shares of Western Airlines,-Inc.
common; and $25
million Chicago Board of
Education, 111, March 31—$5 million Aviation Employees
The concessions
representatives
March 28.
Power Co.
million
time.
on
million Los
may
corporation on March 14 filed a letter of notification with the
3,000 shares of common stock (no pari to be offered
share,
$997,423,740
207,779,100
233,838,350
u
such
covering
per
$314,454,000
222,881,200
Co. bonds; 400,000 shares of Meyer (Fred)
Mohawk
iT/r1
.,s,.
$100
$267,963,140
the larger issues in the four-week period, March
28—200,000 shares of General Instrument Corp.
the
Ames Creek Plyw,ood Corp., Sweet Home, Ore.—Files
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
$332,925,090
for April 5.
-r,
with
concessions
($89,430,000
$51,912,000
40,652,000
132,460,000
•
debentures, totaling $250 million
warrants.
connection
allow
Both
Financings
Municipals
or more.
As
lias
unsubscribed
Total of
*
$134,865,000 t$243,495,090
49,623,200
170,969,200
37,346,500
167,127,100
46,128,350
101,378,350
xDoes not include Nova Scotia (Province
tures.
underwriters
named
below
have
severally
in the underwriting agreement to purchase from the bank, at
the
subscription price ($38.50), the respective percentages set forth
below* of the additional shares not subscribed for through the exercise
of
the subscription warrants:
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
The
MUNICIPAL FINANCING TABLE
Corporate
Mar.
1957
dividend
were
annual
offering.
SEC
AND
Bonds
foreign
affecting dividend policies, it is the intention of the bank
on a quarterly basis the annual dividend
rate of $2.00 per
continue
share
in
and
siderations
dc
up
f Does not include financing demand boost provided
dividends
DIVIDENDS—Annual
and
and
.
the planned corporate and municipal financing for the
indicated weeks by aggregate dollar volume and
major type of security. The data
are obtained
by the Chronicle from private and public sources. Details regarding this
and other financing may be obtained in the
Monday and Thursday issues of the
sums
in
the
of
countries.
of
willingness to buy could well set this off—the conditions are
'
■
%7'
among
counties
92
population,
The
The
the 14.000 banks in the nation on the basis
The bank also operates the largest branch banking system
the
of
and
onstration of
ripe for investment spending.
surplus
to $3,500,000. Giving effect to
funds (capital, surplus and
1959 would have been $38,796,000.
total
of Dec.
as
BUSINESS—At
and
bond yields have
been behaving, it should not be unlikely that if
spending intentions are maintained, there ought to be an increasing
number of companies going to the Capital market for
funds, as well-as selling off
securities, to bring about an upward direction in plant-equipment spending. A dem¬
way
of
$2,500,000
from
shares,
new
profits)
of
to
the
From
,
announced capital
Corporate
the
from
single borrower
any
87
shares
of
profits, will increase the bank's capital and surplus to
thus making possible an increase in the legal lending limit
$35,000,000,
the
bank's number
over
906,416.
to
proceeds
the
increase
since then.
vital sub-total of estimated 1960 capital spending,
we find
though spending by manufacturers for durable goods is expected to leap 32%
1959, it still remains, however, 4.7% less than the record year 1957. The projec¬
tion of manufacturers' orders for. nondurable goods'si'milarly shows a decrease—
amounting to 6% below 1957. With total manufacturers' spending smaller than in
1957, though decidedly larger, than in 1959, we find that the source responsible for a
larger total capital spending figure in 1960 than in 1957 com'es neither from mining,
public utilities, nor rails, but from qther. transportation,- trade, service, finance; communications and construction., Were it not for the increased financing-pace reported
above, it would seem as though there was no encouraging augury about.
a
undivided
from
to
will
Moreover, in examining
that
March
24, 1960
Number 5937
191
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Radio Corp.—Secondary Offering—Public of¬
120,000 sharej of the common stocK of 'the
Andrea Radio Corp. at $16 perjure was made on March
££e3. The -l
share:
f4 by W. C. Langley & Co.
sole stockwere sold for
the account of the7?*!
rtrepto the comholder and none of the proceeds will a
nany
The tale marks the Lrst public offering of the
company's shares. This offering was oversubscribed and
the books clo_ed..
. v
/
of
share
per
to certain
other
dealers.—V.
191,
throughout
Inc.—Earnings—
a
*
of
on Feb. 26 for 1939 total income of $25,A??1*' of *2,118.399, the la. e; amounting; to M.81
u
share, adjusted for
111 d/.'O; p.e.ioas "ytar,
*.
income
wr.;
II.
•
V'
P.
Fells,
97
or
/
,■
Va stock distribution
a
Bas.c's
$1,102,281-,
SiloiVSS.
total
cents
;
President,
income
for
that
w
each
'
"•
said
1929
the
V.:'", ',
"
i
Dec. 23,
on
$i9,6a7,d5l
s
of
earnings
;1
highest
per
CAPITALIZATION
AS
FEBRUARY
AT
:
17,
to
stock (par $1) — ————%_ '
<"500,000 shs.
■5,500 shares are reserved for issuance upon exercise
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
them,
named
below
in
&
Shares
*
-
Co
_10.0()0
Co._—;_10,000
Reynolds & Co., Inc.10,000
Blair & Co. Incorporated-- 6,000
Bosworth, -Sullivan
/
Inc.
'—'
Boenning
Stone &
Hayden,
Hemphill,
&
Noyes
C.
&
Cassell
F.
Courts
&
6,000
Green,
Ellis
Securities Corp.— 6,000
6,000
Equitable
Joseph
Sons
&
Brown
——.
Goodbody & Co._—'
American Securities Corp.—
Halle
lists
Agent—
Co
in
corporation common $1
the
appointed
been,
r
of
first
dated.
to
ef¬
March
since
offered 44,00,0 shares of its $1 par
These shares were
forma
shareholders
pre;ent
of
flow
the
will
be
the
introduction
for
used
market
company
on
a
13,
1959.
cosmetics
Aviation
the
Hi-
States.
is
company
to
Illinois
an
in
engage
women.—V.
191,
1
•
the
•
;•"'
-
present
V
November
to
1959
in
engage
the
insurance and
March
18
the
finance
loan
other
possibly
and
The
v
Net
proceeds
from
'(-'payment of loans,
the
for
ratory test equipment,
of
sale
the
$100,000
23,000
27,
1958,
sales
'
stock
"27,900
amounted
:
"■
GIVING
for the
.
and
to
and
$1,002,992
net
PRESENT
TO
granted,
to
certain
'
reserved
are
13.000
shares
key
stock
each
has
being
for
income
&
M.
issuance
of
the
and
$351,670
exercise of options
exercise of option to be
upon
upon
&
Francis
L.
Loeb,
Co
.10,700
9,600
Co.
are
follows:
as
Shares
F.
The
5,900
Co.
I.
Shields
|Sutro
Rothschild
&
underwriters
.
Walker
Nicolaus
Stifel,
Co.—
3,700
Westheimer
.advised
Co
&
—
Sulzberger,
&
Co
3,700
have
2,100
the
company
&
and
& Co., Inc.
Company
the
2,100
Jenks,
Kirkland
Co..—
&
-
Co.__.—
Hallowell,
Incorporated— 3,700
duPont
H.
3,700
Company
&
&
.
will
._
1,600
1,600
1,600
selling stock-
an
initially
On
account
of
the
fluctuations in
oupyribJit
x^ou
*
on
The
cash
4,500
4,500
Co.—
&
oifered
dealers
in.clved.-—V.
is
of
a
31,
Dec.
on
law in
Net
in
including
year
at
1958
1959
31.
Dec.
1959,
aggregated $9,977,941, comnared
The
company's
consolidated
total current asse s of $5,743,181
&old
goods
the
for
year.
shows
12
con-
May
$119,000
best
Manufacturing
in
year
"the
said,
Co. of
Great
company's British
Fritain, L'd., ex¬
both of sales and earnings, ■'■end
substantially; to the company picture
terms
contribute
to
Loeb
has
been
adai-
"In
Canada,
growing' market,
rapidly
a
sales
less
are
cost
of
this
company
goods sold.—V,
Co.—To
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
This
of common
with
stock,
followed
on
March
Ave.,
18,
190,
Acqu
Chicago,
1960,
p.
2039.
re—
filed
a
registra¬
covering 92 139 shares
in the acquisition of substantially all the
Hardware Co.
The
proposed
(to be
sale of assets
dissolution of Union) must be approved by holders of at
the outstanding common and preferred stock of Union.
by
75%
Scuth Wabash
623
the SEC
to be issued
of Union
properties
-
of
company,
statement
tion
of
the stock would be distributed to Union's common and
stockholders.
closing date of the agreement,' Brunswick will deliver 34,188
shares of its stock to Union for its assets, plus such additional number
of shares, computed at the rate of $42.76 per share, as shall equal any
Upon dissolution,
preferred
the
Brunswick,
7,951
additional
an
manufactures and
Union
shares
of
the
latter's
stock
will
be
to Union.
delivered
sells sidewalk
roller skates,
ice stake outfits,
rods and other sporting goods. Its acquisition by Brunswick is
by the company to be advantageous because it will afford the
fishing
believed
opportunity to enter these new product fields. Union has
shares of $100 preferred and 126,000 shares of com¬
Morris Jack
and Thomas W.
Bryant,
President and
an
company
outstanding 9,795
stock.
mon
V.
191,
E.
Vice-President,
Executive
families
as
p.
a
group,
filed
corporal ion,
a
296,236
respectively, of Union, and members of their
68,300 shares (53%/ ) of the Union common.—.
Corp.—Registers Exchange Offer—
Buckeye
This
own
1107.
with
offices
at
16
East
34th
Street,
New
York,
registration statement with the SEC on March 16, 1960, Covering
shares of common stock.
It is proposed to offer (his stock in
exchange for the 888,708 shares of capital stock of King Bros. Produc¬
tions, Inc., of Hollywood, at the rate of one share of Buckeye siock for
each
three shares of King Productions stock.
King Productions, an
into
for
elect lo deliver
is delivered to
portion of the $340,000 reserved cash which Union may
to Brunswick. If the full amount oi
the reserved cash
1959 for
acreage
its
,:
,
Mr.
I960.
NOTE—Net
18,000 shares held
the
field."
Briilo
the
four-month steel strike which
for the crippling
November;
to
packaging Briilo and S'-preme Stef 1 Wool *productv,. and i
1983
manufacturing of our major products is being ini iatrd."
month
1959,
July
•tional
independent
proceeds of the sale of the
purpose,
4.
March
on
—
this company,
and its sub¬
1959,
the company's annual
of
in
three-for-one split early in
a
continue
should
•
above the predeces¬
cross-section
Inc.—Earning
Co.,
revealed
the
f~rei«n
ti e
producer
of feature
films for exhibition
in theatres, has
recently announced plans for the production of film series for exhibition
on
television.
It has been managed by Messrs. Frank, Maurice and
im¬
Herman
King and Buckeye has no plans
with respect to any change in
management.
group
Offered—Bache &
offered on
capital stock at a
which
proceeds from the sale of its 100,000
added to the working capital of the
used
shares
of
company,
to
registration statement also includes 6,582 shares of 5% con¬
vertible preferred stock, series A, $10 par, and 70.638 shares of common
stock of Buckeye which have been or are to be issued in connection
with the acquisition of certain businesses and in connection with the
refunding of certain claims against and on obligations of Buckeye; 6,709
common
shares' reserved for issuance upon conversion of 6,582 shares
of series A preferred; 50,000 common shares which may be offered from
time to time pursuant to the company's Employee Stock Option
Plan;
150,000 common shares owned by Landrock Realty Corp.
which may
wish
to
dispose of such shares at some future time or times; and
2 000,000 unissued shares of Buckeye common which may be issued from
time to time in the acquisition of additional business or properties or
The
in, connection
^
a
w-i
ovioot-i
TTninn
no
npr
vppv"
in
with
the
refunding of obligations, or offered
for cash
sale.
recent transactions are the following: (1) issuance of 15.491
shares of series A preferred in September,
1959, in exchange tor all
the outstanding stock of Caravel Films, Inc.; and (2) issuance of 52 247
common shares in February,
1960, in exchange for the stock of Proprie¬
Among
tors
of
outstanding
by Landrock
and
man
Canals on Merrimack River, of Lowell, Mass. Of
common, 346,095 shares (34.16% ) are owned
Realty! The prospectus lists E. V. Horvath as Board Chair¬
A. Horvath as President—V. 190, p. 1731.
the Locks and
Buckeye's
G.
Bundy Tubing
See
Lionel
Corp.
Co.—Purchases Invention Rights—%
below.
Carey Manufacturing Co.—Plans To Borrow
Million—This company will raise $10 million on longterm promissory notes.
Half the amount is to be bor(Philip)
$10
Dominion
and-Members of Pan-Ameiican Union, $65.00 per yeai, in Dorm
remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in
ew
U. S. Possessions, Territories
the rate of exchange,
Lerchen
432,630
cost ml
frmn
perienced
operating
be
-
6.500
Bovce
&
Brcs.
underwriting
No
earnings
high
levels
new
for
on
subsidier
pro
a
the fiscal year ended Jan. 31, 1959,
than the $1,097,053 earned in fiscal
underwriting
,
Co.—
letter of notification with the
a
and
sales
it not been
had
las'rd
complete the current expansion and
at the firm's Cleveland facilities.
Funds for
equipping of certain plants and modernizing showroom facilities are
also expected to come from working dapital.
Froceeds not applied to
the.expansion and equipment programs will be used to carry increased
inventories
and
accounts receivables, resulting from the company s
expanding manufacturing and sales volumes.
BUSINESS—The company and its subsidiaries are engaged in the
manufacture
of
girls' and women's fashion apparel.
The company
produces, primarily for the 15 to 29 age group popular priced sports¬
wear
playcloths, dresses, skirts,
sweaters, blouses and suits.
The
company believes it is one of the three leading producers of popular
priced apparel
for the junior group, selling to over 6,000 stores
uy i^wni a
fihd
10
appliances.
stockholders
sheet
William
NOTE:
1,500
&
Staats
shares of common stock
(par $51 lo be
of $48.50 per share to t'ae con ovation's
its
to
$9 333,586
THE
Street,;
obicci,v.v/iiicsigo-a•$,^Illinois .m.tcicpnorxooxJibe
of March
3. 1879. Subscriptions in United States,
March
on
Manufacturing
to
"In
$6,460,341,
were
2C,0,000 shares of this firm's
part of which may be
modernization program
principal underwriters of com¬
number of shares which
the
G.
Rhoads
Co.
Blair
1959,
$2,557,264.
Brooks, Inc.—Capital Stock
PROCEEDS—Net
stock
aggregate
to purchase
severally agreed
&
report
price of $16,875 per share. Of the total number of shares
offered 1C0,000 shares are being sold for the account of
certain
selling stockholders. This offering
was over¬
subscribed and the books closed.
Outstanding
Shares
Carl
totaled
FINANCING
<"$750,000
issuance
for
names
offered
Hayden, stone &
Kidder, Peabodv
was
annual
1959.
7,
year
under Delaware
such
Co1,—
price
oi
income
year
first
Oct.
Edwin
heads
March 24,
employees.
UNDERWRITERS—The
mon
to
6,500
-
Slegler <fe
agains1'- totM current liobiliHes of $2,424,900, a ra'io of 2.3 o 1,
In his remarks to stockholders, Milton B.
Loeb, President, pointed
out
that the company wo "Id 1 ave rendered
a better
r pmt tor thi
Dixon1 Sr.,
Bobbie
Co.
•,
EFFECT
$1
(par
shares
granted,
revenues
community.
6,500
Co.
R.
Walling,
3,003
7,500
rose
balance
dies required
promoters
Arthur' W.
expansion of facilities and for plant .and'labo¬
the balance will be used for general corpo¬
Auhorized
Common
resort
applied
Hammill
N.
Stein
1,500
—
&
William
9,000-
3,000
._
10C3.
p.
Net;i,' 's
for working "capital.
McLaughlin,
will be used
shares
be
Shields
4,500
Weeks—
purchase
p.
502.
wi.h
22,
organized
Co.
&,
3 303
—
&
give effect to
o?
include James Benjamin Fraser, Jr., President, and
Board Chairman: J, Robert Varner, James W.
B. Whitaker and Charles P. Clayton.
The com-v
pahy's initial capital of $165,000 was furnished by the promoters and
business associates who received 850,000 common shares.
The
,
CAPITALIZATION
s
provement of roads, $165,000 for installation of water system, $510,000
for
construction
of a
golf course, clubhouse and resort motel, and
EARNINGS—Sales for the six months ended Dee. 31, 1959 totaled
$1,928,417 with net income totaling $151,390.
For the. 26 w-eks ended
Dec.
and
part
calibre
will
In o.
Co.:.
Co
.
and
rate purposes.
$103,119.
its
cn
acquisition of one tract one of the promoters sold
by him to Vern L. Cope for $5,000.
It
is
the intention
of the company to develop
units
bhcarson,
Co.,
Stiver &
Shult". &
J.
1959 totaled $1,276,773,
equal to $2.95
shares of common stock outstanding.
This
compares with net income of $1,160,569, or $2.68 per common share
for t > ri" vious "par.
Per siar? earnings fo: 1958 are adjusted to
■ an
adjacent 160-acre tract.
The property was
directly from the owners thereof and in part by
assignment from members of the organizing group or promoters, at
a
cost of about $33.50 per acre.
In addition, in connection with the ■
a-high
3,000
share
C„" and
in
L.
corporation
Net
per
stock
was
company
N.
4 530
1,500
estimated
report
$565,368
C.
N.
March
Shepard & Co,,
Prcscctt,
Saunders.
Briilo
purpose
acquired
sub-contracts.
and
on
preferred
9.00C
:
—
3,000
Ccnsolida'ed
&
Countv',
shares.
prime
SEC
3,000
.—
Jackson
Webber,
Curtis
6."00
Weil. Labouisse,
sidiaries
of acquiring and developing real property, principally in
North
Carolina in the vicinity of the Great Smoky Mountains National' Park." It
now
owns
a
2100 acre unimproved tract in Swain
headed by Hayden, Stone & Co. on
under
experience,
outstanding
Belco
.
Co.
covering
an
in
be. paid
the
shares
Government
at
vvere
of
Co.,
&
Borg-Warner Corp.—Files With SEC—
least
caoitalization
Turben
& Co.—
Cleveland; Coip.
191,
The
important
1958
and
.
calendar
representative
a
4,500
a
Co.,
1.500
Merrill,
Co.
&
&
Fried rich's & Co
SEC
Co., for which 54 cents per share selling commission is
(plus' $17,500 for expenses)".
The company has further
agreed to sell the underwriters at 10 cents per share,
an aggregate
of 30,000 common, shares (which are also included in the registration •
statement birt are not presently being offered for sale to the public).
BUSINESS—This company, with executive offices and principal plant
located in Stamford, Conn;, is engaged in the design, development and
manufacture of infrared and eleciro-optical components,
instruments
and systems.
More than 95'/
of its current sales are to the United
States
•
—V.
.'
Bryson. City,
Maclcay
to
■'
unissued
as
&
'
5,315j5C0 shares of SI par common stock.—V. 190, p. 1730.
the
Sons
Podesta
Co.__
&
Inc.
Deetjen
Howard,
corporation, filed a registration statement
1960,
covering 400,000 shares of 7%/
($2.80 par)
and 400,000 common shares
(10 cents-par); to be offered for public sale in units of one preferred
and one common
share and at $3 per unit.
The offering is to be
made cn' a best efforts basis by Pearson, Murphy & Co., Inc., and
with
&
Hornblower-
$739,531. Mr. Belfer added that, because of gen¬
in the late fall and winter, this 86 day period
was
set
Miller,
&
Mericka
J,
Edward
period from Oct. 7 to Dec, 31,
1959,
$1,861,488, cash flow was $1,398,652
day
revenues
regarded
■'.cumulative
being offered. 27.000 shares were sold for the
account of certain
selling . stockholders.
The remaining 23,000 shares
were offered for
the account of the company and represent authorized
but
for
greater
to
selling
stock
4,500
Co.__
6,500
d: Pont
I.
Firs"
'
for; the-86
u.
This
offered
50,000
133%
the
capital
1 500
McDonaldWin,
4,oC0
ulton,
Re id &
Goodbody & Co
Big Laurel, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
Offering
Stock
share.
Of
be
&
Co
I.ic
F
On
698.
group
the
income
net
$2,571,592
weather
cold-
Equity
50,000 shares of common stock of
Barnes Engineering Co. The stock was priced at $26.25
per
11-rt
$60,331,387.
from
$705,527
1959
was
an
However, as
in
normal
company
for
commitment
and
ny
of
Mellen
3,000
4 503
ncis
Emanuel,
increase of 71% over those of Belco's predeces¬
the 12 months ended Jan. 31, 1959, the fiscal
in
of
not. income
sisted .cf
Barnes Engineering Co.—Common Stock Offered—An
underwriting
to
released
17
operating
and
an
was
cporating
cannot
of life insurance, accident and health
the writing of fire; casualty and multiple-
automobile
(3i
flow
income
.pe:iod,c..
writing
annuities,/ <2i
peril insurance, aid
business.—V. 191, p,
that
basis,
$4,881,999
'•
erally
1
•
March
publicly-owned
a
represent
cash
&
Joseph,
Crrweil, Wee don & Co,_„%-
In reporting, these pro forma results,- Arthur B. Belfer, President, also
end
Corp.
which,
Hi
with
compared
earnings.
exceeded
iirm
a
4 503
Co.____
&
Eichler
Co.
Crut.enden,
the. predecessors.
Belco's
is
a
holding corporation organized in
through three wholly owned subsidiaries, expects
Employees
to
increased
volume-in
of
1,319,328
whom Bacho
Shares
6,500
&
Corp.—Annual Report—
on
disclosed
stated' that,
offering
Tentatively Set For March 31—G. J. Mitchell,, Jr., Co.,
and Ralph B. Leonard & Sons, Inc., have tentatively set
March 31 as the date for the public offering of 2,500,000 shares of Aviation Employees Corp. (par 10 cents)
at a price of $2 per share. V'
Aviation
sales
and
60,000
Paine,
Dec.
higher expenditures for lasts, patterns and
the new shoe styles.—V. 191, p. 898.
combined
net
Inc.—
6,500
31,
1959 with
an
Saul Schiff, President,
its stockholders the
con¬
$63,720,681
1959
subsidiaries
of
from
ennp
shares
of
4 533
aggre¬
increase
5,5%
a
hqd
1959.
corporation incorporated on
distribution and marketing
Corp.—Common
Employees
report
ended
operation,
report
at
in
store
$3,788,823
sor s
698.
p.
in
of
and
tho
numbers
Slocumb & Co. Inc.
Fr
new
stock
Subs.)—Earnings Up—
year
annual
1959
improvement
report
made
from
not
Kraus
&
Erown
E.-vsh,
of
an
100,uOJ
2-for-l
notes
as
company
the
below,
have
Co.
Whipp.e
<k
191,
(&
S milaily computed;Wash flow in 1959 was 90%
I
providing'
of
United
intends
It
for
of
company
owner
$337,683
Bellaire,
1003.
p.
jcin lv
and
!
Stearns
Alex
of
Landay as president and
O.ficers and directors own
in
fewer
of
sors
working capital to permit
company's 'products in several metropolitan
of. the
BUSINESS—The
Aug.
of
the
to
conduct
the
in
' ^a'Adownr
Was
•year
to
purpose
the
in
areas
proceeds
t..e
Bear
option
sta.emcnt.
tail
revenues
holders'
PROCEEDS—The
L.
the
for
income
corporation
The
pursuant
sales
sales, for
becoming
2,
pre-emptive rights. Share¬
rights to subscribe terminated on March 17,1960,
at 12:00 o'clock noon (CST).
All shares not then sub-,
scribed will be purchased by the underwriter, CraigHallum, Inc.
basis
rata
pro
used
191,
respective
&
Burge
Liair
10-year
registration
be
Will
subsidiaries
its
and
Ee!co Petroleum
the
stock at $5 per share.
common
offered
Offered—Via
statement,
registration
a
this company
1960,
value
Stock
the
under
of
of
and
representative,
as
the
Co
Eateman,
manufacture
This
fectiveness
acting
&
Ball,
rci:able
ex
issuance
company
consists
tie
the
$100,000 non-interest bearing'notes
stock —V.
severally
Allyn
Br con,
five-year
gran:
1960,
26,
I960);
for
the
by
T'ania;
Missouri.
cf
below:
C.
Bache
agent .of
value stock.—V. 191, p. 698.
par
Ltd.—Common
Arrivals'
net
'
increase
in
1937, ;
2,000
transfer
stock
Beck Shoe Corp.
net
factor
to
has
Bank
Harry
of \ two
s ores*
the
company's
The
Stieglitz
_1— 2,000
Walker & Sons—_ 2,000
&
shares
in
to
shares,
com mo a
sold
Penns
Louisiana,
Shares
A,
year
before.
Earnings
per
common
share,
after
payment
of
preferred dividends, were $1.31 in 1959 compared to the 1958 figure
of 68 c.-ns'.w left excludes non-recurring income of 29 cents per snare;
2,000
•
Manhattan
Chase
is
forth
the
2,000
Biddle
agreed
as
Feb.
1,
and
capitalization
.
corporation
factories
Transfer
The
Co.
"
e
Consolidated net
2,000
Anderson—-.
additional
lists
,
average
&
Yarnall,
4,000
t
solidated
Co._
&
of
consolidated
2,000
Inc.—
of
sale
(A. S.)
2,000
:
Co.,
&
the
prospectus
'This
.
Co.,
&
included
are
north-central
adjusted
and
being
capital
shareholders
upon
4,000
Co.—
1
company
oucst-.,nding stock.
of 42.9"//.
V
gate
Shares
•
of
29.4%
severally
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson Inc.
$5 53. also
a:
insurance business.
The
250,700 shs.
of warrants.
Langley & Co.——32,000
Drexel
&
Co.———a—10,000
Alex.
its
to purchase, and the selling stockholder has agreed to sell to
severally, the respective numbers of shares of 'common stock set
below opposite the names of the respective underwriters:
C.
W.
of
purcl ase
Organised in .1985, th; company is engaged in the business of underadd selling, policies of life, accident and health insurance in
Maryland.
It now has outstanding 120,761 common shares.
Net pro¬
ceeds
have
T.ie
additional 20,000
An
It ;has
nine
plants
locate! in
five
Ohio; West Helena' and Lepanto, Ark,;
In
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named
writ. ng
Outstanding
Common
paid.
underwriter covering 40,000
are,
s
officers
be
to
to | the
A. P.^1'
''
1960
Authorised
'
.
ij
share
options
_
forth
Feb.
,
,
DIVIDEND"—1Tve cciroany has naid no di"Henc's. The declaration
pavment of dividends is a .matter to be determined from time to
time by the board of directors in the exercise of business judgment and
will, of necessity, be based upon the then existing earnings and cash
position of the comvmn-' ard oche- -'related matteis. Mr. Andrea, as the
controlling stockholder of the company, may be in a position to control
its dividend policiy.
; ' <
•'
:
Haven
Bowling Green
I960,
effective
shares
BuS^^^rv'Sv^gi
agreed
1,
stock
of
of
(as
net
common
*•
■'
V-•'
'•
the
were
split
1959.
id
a
adjusted
BUSINESS—Incorporated'in 1934;vAndrei Radio Corp. is* engaged in
trie -co/npany s -his.'ory, ■vvitn sales da t.ie c.iemical
division furt ,ier ex¬
design, development, production and. sole ,of inLercomwunicatidns
panded. by .the development of additional uses for
magnesium oxic.e
and other electronic equipment,
which is sold to the military services,
and tne enlargement of
p.ant facilities at the Nevada vvo.'ks.
A diand black
and w hue television sets, and high fidelity siereophonic
tionaiiy,
company's b Hiding materials division' evidenc d a sub¬
nhonographs ard ra6i"-pi rpj i-pn com macions
whicn. ore sold to
stantial improvem .nt in this period.
flip nubile. The company's offices; manufacturirig and warehousing i
Tmoug ot t the v'v' Ba ic continued
to-strengthen
its pos't'on
as
a
facilities are located in Long Island City; N. Y.
producer of linings for s'.eelmaking..furnaces using the oxygen
process; Despite the steel strike, Mr..'Eells stated that the sale o'l all
EARNINGS—For the year ended Dec. 31, 1959, sales of the company
and itK subsidiaries
amounted to $6,526,823, about equally divided
between government and consumer products, Net earnings fo/th/sams^' grcr £?
*hanHu^ny prhviourmon?'i"tn
period came to $279£75,-equal to $1.12 per share on the 250,700 .etihp. 502.
previous momu in Basic s hiotory.-^V. 191,
mon shares
now outstanding.
Beacon Life Insurance Co.—Files for
Prior to this secondary distribution, nil outstanding ccmmon stock of
Offering—
the company
had been held, by the selling Stockholder, Frank A. D.
Tr.e com pi ,iy, of. 631 Garrett
Building. Baltimore/filed a regis iraAndrea, who was the company's founder. Following sale of these shares,
ticn s.;atem nt
wit a Txe
SEC
on
March
21,
1960, covering 243,030
yr
Andrea will continue as principal, s ockholder, with ho.dings of
shares of
dotation stock, to be peered for public sale at $5 per share.
The o-ieri" gvis to hi made on a bist efforts basis
130.700 shares, or 52% of the outstanding ccmmon "stock of the com¬
oy G. J. Mitchell Jr.,
pany•
' 'V
'
' "
•' ■ •
Co.,- of Washington} D. C„ for vv-ich a selling commission of 75c
and
States,
Cleveland,
Lock
Vandalia,
March
shares
,
.
and
United
areas:
and
CAPITALIZATION—Outstanding
roT^,s. company reported
per common
the
geographical
Montgomeiy
699.
p.
Cmio;
Basic
3
(1319)
t^at0.,tli? ^^orwriters may allow a selling concession to certain
?n«viS of <.5 cen^s
Jicer si*ale an£ SUl-h dealers-may allow a concession of not
excess
Andrea
fering
Chronicle
or
\
4
United
Co.
ance
"
The
;
1
..'
/
notes
promissory
carry
57'8%
a
•..
interest
rate
and
for
and
materials
industrial
Corp.—Earnings—
Carlisle
will
proceeds
~
■
1958
Net
sales
$22,651,438 $14,818,952
Income before Federal and state income taxes—
3.053,456
1,900,716
Federal and state income taxes, estimated—
1.629,150
1,007,000
Ended
Year
1959
31—
Dec.
Corp.
—
Merrill
and
The
at
will
5s
new
Net
.',
.156,611
.
Net
at end
outstanding
191,
$2.45
$1.91
581,391
549,841
special credits per share—
income and
Shares
—V.
$1,050,327
$1,424,306
special credits___-—__—.
and
income
of year—
of
99.
p.
Offering—A
Light Co.—Secondary
&
50,000 and
with
made
March
on
of $1.10
share.—V. 191,
per
1107.
p.
the
Central
Stuart
issue
an
Illinois
Co.
&
Co.
Light
Inc.
Offered
Bonds
—
associates
and
offered
I
bonds, 4%%
series; due March 1, 1990, at 99.609% and
4.90%. The group won award
at competitive sale on March 14 on a bid of
interest to yield
accrued
of the issue
98.91%.
'
radio
television
and
received
u
sale of the bonds will be used
by the company to pay for part of the cost of its construction program,
including the repayment of short-term bank loans incurred for con¬
struction
purposes.
For the years 1960 and 1661, construction ex¬
penditures are estimated at about $26,100,000, of which $17,000,000 will
be spent in 1960 and $9,100,000 in 1961.
PROCEEDS—Net
REDEMPTION—The
demption
should
refunded
increased
each
be
104.88#
from
lower
a
redeemable
during
interest
plus accrued interest in each case.
year,
BUSINESS—The
distribution
of
in
engaged
is
company
sale
and
electricity
in
the
re¬
:
102,696
Allison-Williams
those years will be
for the bonds is par
Anderson
Baxter
of
the
and
.
JJ1
the
Dick
300,000
500,000
Raffensperger,
1,000.000
Freeman
Ira
Haupt
Inc
Co.
McDonnell & Co.
•
&
Copeland
Patterson,
Kendall,
—V.
191,
The
24
sales,
exceeded
Spark
also
the
Consolidated
income
•
to
$2.70
$16,395,000,
the
on
of
31.
Dec.
issued
was
the
that
of
$94,293,000
taxes in
1959
high
before
income
net
stock,
common
on
Oct.
company's
11#
an
year,
$16,404,757,
based
&
net
ana
before
taxes
equal to $2.56
increase
The
$31,946,801.
were
$15,551,801,
income
chares.
of
1, 1970, at
in
at
date
and
par
prior
ing
compared
cents
with
in excess
of $40,000,000,
189,
of
31,
Dec.
paid
$l.lG2/3
of
dividend
company's
dividend
that
share
per
total
a
quarterly
a
The
—V.
15
extra
an
1960
President noted
45
share
per
cents
In
will
income
the
by
270
seat
be
to
150 at
1958
On
$1.65,
March
working
11,
capital
the
the
&
Co.,
Coupon
on
notes
issue
semi-annual
any
days'
30
this
of
written
interest
notice
Chemical
with current assets 3.5 times current liabilities.
St.
been
authorized
and
nave
in
50
functions
Raphael
&
prepaid
at
to
part
pay
the
of
of
the
the
balcony.
The
congregation,
parish
will
seat
in
Crystal, Minn.
—
Notes
Of¬
Co.,
Inc.,
Brooklyn,
Y.—Files
N.
one
all
or
accrued
to
corporation
March
16
115,000
covering
offered
on
shares
of
$2.50
at
Hempstead,
N.
letter
a
through
Jeffrey-Robert
of
notification
stock
common
share,
per
and
Y.
filed
10
(par
Mainland
Corp.,
with
centsi
Securities
Hicksville,
N.
the
cost
of
these
interest
maturity
proceeds
to
are
Corp.,
Y.
be
used
for
general
corporate
purposes.
Summing
up
Ohio
&
Railway Co.—Annual Report—
it
in
C&O's
financial picture,
the
C&O
enters
its
the
annual
1959
report
notes
on
30
on
capital
decline.
"The
present
company
in
C&O
!s
length,
financially
stronger
than
at
of
this
rat?
is
$5.60
with
did
poi
and
long-term
debt
$43.5
in
growth
earnings
that
will
written
Working
of
capital
1958
1959.
ability
The
and
These
to
common
share
per
because
turn
ol
cut
share
on
the
as
steel
net
of
strike
had
we
on
net
a
income
$52
and
anticipated,"
$368
at
the
to
of
funded
debt
end1
of
Four
$46
million
the
its
last
notice
to
being
church
in
of
report
and
ol
It
added
an
had
360
attained
million
assurance
policies.
at
at
the
of
the
by
equipment
program.—V.
191,
C&O's
them
and
,
during
p.
high
the
1108.
($700
said
million
1946-1957
i
phase
invest¬
of
"hold
due
sale
four
by
the
1990,
to
first
two
of
the
bonds
will
program.,
construction
Equipment
straddle
Clark's
40%
the
for
of
Clark
its
to
Trailer
major
were
program,
in
towing
division
Equipment
$6,448,533
net
1958,
&
mc-nm.
sales
severally
amount*
Co., Inc.
.
Co
S400.000
Evans
&
,
&
Granbery,
Marache
500,000
Co.______
200,000
&
Co.
200.000 I
Lester, Ryons & Co
„
:'
200,000
Mit.chum, Jones
Templeton
200,000
.
Rauscher,
400,000
Co.,
400,000
Watling
400,000
Kalman
Co
Co.
&
200.000
.
Goodbody
&
&
Pierce
Inc.
&
200.000
„:
Lerchen
Co.
&
.200.000
&
100.000j
Co.,
Inc.—
Northwest Co.__
&
100,C
Durst,
Inc.
100,(1
2447.
p,
Natural
the
shares
$3.14
21
and
in
the
on
profits
cents
and
sales
increased
which
went
up
June.
in
the
earnings
1958,
number
sales
of
of
of
were
Earn¬
shares.
property
cents
8
1958.
all-time
an
over
In
smaller
from
share
a
reached
revenues
earnings for 1959 of $27,913,355
number of shares outstanding, in-
sold
share
a
Co.—Earnings—
reported
average
nonrecurring
1959
sales
Gas
4
the
on
821,256
01
in
March
on
share
include
Gas
high
of
All
$326,483,000.
prior
year, including
industrial
long steel strike.
However,
because of delays
encountered in
securing necessary rate increases, I
earnings did not increase sufficiently to represent an adequate return
the
on
investment
19%
in
in
the
spite
of
the
business.—V.
191,
p.
700.
Control Corp.—Stockholders Vote To Combine—
See
Control
Control
The
Data
Corp.
of
19
to
finance
a
$4 00 3 000
repay
expected
below.
the
ratio
of
Control
esti¬
rn*t
in
George
Marrh
sales
1«
1 •
Sale
with
•*
*;<
and
of
-
powered
92%.
shares
Data
01
started
Clark
,®
•.»...
lift
hahd
-
trucks
trucks
$12,401,804'
earnings
Corp.
and
the
of
Control Corp. met
whereby Control
deal
Control
Corp.
common
stock
for
three
stock.
independent subsidiary
an
continue
President.—V.
as
190,
p.
1732.
the
granting
it
was
The
purchase
and
ments
of
ihe
half
for
payable
to
1960,
$760,000
property
acreage
an
was
price
$1-520,000
1959
of
Crescent's
interest
immediately,
and
the
beginning
was
in the
Corp.*
announced, has become final®,
export permit by the Alberta Conservation!
on
March 17 by W. H. Garbade, President^
scheduled in Calgary on March 24.
announced
Closing
Corporation's one-half interest
to Saskatchewan Power
Canada,
previously
Jan;
originally
,
of
balance
of
excess
191,
p.
Canadian*
applicable to§
annual insta -1
,
compared
amounted
J
Crescent as unexplorec;
1951 was fully proven
covers
152,000 acres and
800 billion cubic feet of gas,
by
following the discovery of gas
partially developed. The entire field
in
$15,200,000
1961
3 5,
acquired
and
estimated reserves
Garbade concluded.—V
is
which -half is
payable in 18
in
101.
Dayton Power &
Light Co.—Files Stock Plan—
utility, of
25
tion
statement with
mon
shares,
Plan.—V.
to
191,
be
p.
North
the
Main
SEC
on
Street,
March
offered pursuant
1109.
to
Dayton, Ohio, filed a registra¬
1960, covering 50.003 com¬
company's Employees .Stock
21,
the
^Delaware Securities
This
a
speculation.
Pv2C®D?~The
„
Corp.—Common Stock Offeree
14
publicly offered 70.0,1
par common stock at $4 per shs
March
ses
($55,000)
net Proceeds will be used for first year opera
and $2,245,000 will be used as cash and U
convertible into cash for purpose of 1
sfcurities readily
commitments
connection
cmJJfiNESS~"The
with
underwritings.
incorporated in Delaware on Jum
business. The compan.v
registered investment adviser and is Q11
NaMnnoi
,ness in the state of New York. It is a member of
SSS; ^ssoc,ation of Securities Dealers, Inc. Its executive oil
located at 50
Broadway, New York City.
i
ln
col»Pany was
the
investment. banking
2 broker-dealer,
a
A
CAPITALIZATION'GIVING
EFFECT'TO
PRESENT
is
'
These
Data
favor
common
in
in'1958'
fork
of
Corp.
of
Crescent Petroleum
Islands field of Alberta,
to in April, 1959, and
Crescent.
nf
11
Division
manufacturing
tractors
increase
will
in
in terms of sales.
earnings in 1959 were
an
five
Corp. will be
1958,
Many
5, p
tntai
'
acquired
in
Crescent Petroleum Corp.—Sells Interests—
thP
Snatta
participants in last year's $3 5 million
devoted
primarily
to
expanding
and
Division,
of
Control
cent
acquired
Control
voted
a
corporation, and will
continue to function as in the
past. Mrs. Perry Peterson, widow of tire
late Perry
Peterson, founder of Control Corp., will be Chairman of the
Board 01
Control Corp.
Mahlon Sandberg, Control Corp.'s President
as
or
1959
Machinery
both
subsidiary of Control Data Corp. Accordingly, all
113,581 outstanding shares
of Control Corp.'s common stock
exchanged for 68,149 shares of Control Data's common stock, or
the
shares
of
separately
become
eight
tn
expected to cost
future,"
Division
Corp.—To Combine—
company
on
shares of its one
created
record
and
will
will be
at
Data
stockholders
March
at
to
Report
the
Clark's
Construction
Truck
carriers,
leading
A.
700 noo
contains
public sale
used
program-is
Co.
promise
upgrading' Manufacturing' facilities.
Industrial
:.
Walker
500,000
500,000
a
share
a
of
for
be
1292.
p.
'
The
1959
net
have
Weeks—
&
$25,766,353
regis¬
a
'$3o"ooo 000°
covering
offered
oe
fil°d
corporate purposes.
The company
million for construction during the last
great
expenditures
f
2447.
Inc.
company
$3.21
parish
seating
a
International,
C.
A.,
with
its
foreign
manufacturing
trading affiliates, and Clark Equipment Credit Corp
Mr
Spatta
capital
31,
?
mi-
the
1959
Co., Inc;
Consolidated
This
or
of
part
the
have
Cincinnati
22
'
were
1
V :
H.
Clement
400,000
Board,
other
over-the-highway
the
Pierce,
&
190,
Mr.
Streets,
March
on
construction
1961
contributed
n
Amount
G.
2,400,000
Wagenseller
Keenan
to
Equipment
C&O's
continuing diminution ef long-term debt
present low level of capital expenditures and
for
$29.1
190,
in
and
31,
below
Pacific
This
Clark
activities
decade
1954;
end
equipment obligations were reduced
1959, $15'million Hrfr'tha'tf'theF ^ere
series
the
The
nf
following principal
400,000
agreed
Co.—Registers Bonds—
Main
SEC
$208,183,997.
This
1958.
plant
modernization
effer
peak
level
spend
1960.
sales'
p.
400,000
be
interest
finance
built
will
President, told shareholders in the annual report mailed
unusual
the
and
of'
outstanding reflects the
borrowing. It is marie possible
•
all-tune
record
progressive
million1 at»the
end
the
new
funds
reserve
its
a
will
of
million.—V.
The
surpassed
rcse
continue
company's
to
ment
authorized
now
new
Clark Equipment Co.—Annual
says.
of
been
The
and
the
company s
and
notes,
it
from
the
of
months
protected.
seeking
tion
bank
mates
continues
; j;.f
amply
a
$6.36
not
proceeds
190,
named
the
company
Co.-$2,400,000
Smith
Roland
may
issue
semi-annual
any
days
rectory
Electric
Fourth
with
mortgage bonds,
competitive bidding.
anv
dividends.-'
"Mainly
year
level
record
a
h:-'i
earned
year.
the
at
energetically
of
compared
preceding
Is
of
statement
of
•
dividend
growth
1959,
million,
is
*■
..
"The
result
end
has
and
$500,000.
first
makes
Net
1960's,
long <history.
"Working
In
about
company,
tration
points:
"As
to
church
Cincinnati Gas &
The
Chesapeake
time
—V.
and
The
four
|of
issue
note
a-new
one
manufLn
Oct.
Oct.
Stone
on
..'capacity of about J,400 people. The area in the school now
being used
.for a
church
will
be
converted
to
a
gymnasium
and
cafeteiia—V
190, p. 2039. '
v
,
.
be
to
of
cost
a
tlle
«^lerm
|)ar
been
of
Moseley & CdlL'ii"
S.
of
PURPOSE—This
the
Exchange Commission—
at
The
SEC
and
&
Hutton
since
Clarey, Inc., of Minneapolis, Minn,
and
par
payihg date prior
Clarey, Inc.
Packaging
F.
pay¬
Keenan
to
&
With Securities
E.
be
may
tables.
of
&
Co.—
Allyn & Co., Inc.
Hemphill, Noyes & ,Co.__
200,000
Inc.
Grove—Serial
the
of
has
social
PREPAYMENT—Any
2671.
p.
Yantis
March 15 publicly offered $203,000 of 5%%
coupon notes
dated March 1, 1960, and due March
1, 1970, at par, plus
accrued interest from March 1, 1960.
paid.
was
showed
sheet
150,000
S.
church, rectory and parish hall now being
approximate cost of $133,000.
The church
an
in
for
"
,
«h
nf
value
has
$117,864,139
$2,013,019.—V.
the
C.
ings
Co.,
new
a
at
people
used
Church
includ¬
1959,
all
upon
issue
note
of
stock
development
ended
underwriters
from
Webber, Jackson-
Corp.
parish,
income
were
500,000
cltiding
&
150,000
&
share
over
aggregated
1958.
share
per
balance
1959
December,
in
in
payments
Whittaker
Williams
Clarey, Inc., of Minneapolis,
interest
maturity
fered—Keenan
Champion's
200,000
—
T.
Walnut
&
or
one
accrued
to
of construction
cost
built
shares
per
income
net
of
par
effJ?
and
plus accrued int. from April 1, 1960.
par
5'j.
to
L.
Co..
&
Clarey, Inc.
hall,
earnings
F.
Paul
$1
years
months
Curtis
&
A.
&
Inc.
St.
1959
three
Loeb,. Rhoades
classes
PURPOSE—This
After
equivalent
6,064,860
the
on
Co.
700,000
of
preferred
of
im-lnrim
give
lon->
75#>. in the quarter ended
Co.
Paine,
250,000
Robert
C.
Offered—Keenan
prepaid
increase
in
was
_
899.
PREPAYMENT—Any
after
1958.
were
$33,936,757.
M.
&
Minn., on March 18 commenced the public offering of
$42,000 of 5%, 5V4% and 5V*>% serial coupon notes, dated
April 1, 1960, and due serially from Oct. 1, 1961, through
ing
$104,878,000
Co.
White
N.
150,000
Hanseatic
p.
Church
Notes
added.
totaled
C.
200,000
„—
191,
&
Co.
,
100,000
Co.—
to
of
approximately 76%
•
300,000.
Geruldsen
tlle
nth? ?eet the
company
design,
fiscal
&
Becker &
G.
sales
1959.
number
same
amounted
which
indicated
&
nrorPeH*
rauitni
for
400',00"0
Wallace,
200.000
—
York
Corp.
Report—
company,
he
1959
$17,532,009,
consolidated
1958
taxes
record
share
per
in
earnings
of
taxes
outstanding
In
sales
previous
this
President,
levels,
record
at
net
Co,.
have been
setting new records in each
for
the
first time.
Income
before and
$100,000,000
were
of
Jr.,
&
150,000
Thomas
-300,000
Securities Co.
Currie
&
Stroud & Co.. Inc
750,000
Thomas & Co._.—200.000
J. R. Williston & Beane
150,000
F. S. Yantis & Co., Inc.
150,000
Co.—Annual
Plug
report
regularly
Consolidated
from
—V.
100,000
Stranahan,
ty
which
taxes
New
150,000
Nicolaus
Co.—_
&
—
Mullaney, Wells &
Stokes
J. S. Strauss & Co.——
Moreland, Brandenberger
750,000
Lynch,
Fenner
Model,
250,000
Walter
2,000,000
Coe
Hutchinson
Mid-South
500,000
&
annual
1959
March
.
&
___
Inc———
795.
Champion
1,000,000
Inc.
.
—
Co,
Stern Brothers & Co—
200,000
Inc
p.
Hammill
Thalmann &
&
Weld
McDonald
150.000
the
and
the
many
the
for
Peabody
White,
Carl
Co.,
paynients
Amount
500,000
&
comm°»
previ0"sly
ti
debentures:
W.
Nicolaus
of
working
adjusted
stock
for
in
for
and
to .purchase
150,000
Stifel,
part
of
as
the
the
i_
200,000
—;
—
maturity
$54,986,214
net
and
Hornblower
200,000
1,500,000
a
For
agreed
Stern Brothers & Co.___
of
1959
$3,530,845.
$42,003,394
1,500,000
Mayer
books closed
communication
equipment for
aircraft
navigation
equipment
A°enHP
principally the Air Force
Navy and
and- of
EARNINGS—Sales
was
400,000
H. J. Steele & Co
Joyce & Co.—__
Mackall
1,000,000
150,000
Wells & Co._
500.000
Co.—_
Corp.
McMaster
150,000
Shearson,
Co._
Stifel,
"
:■
Mullaney,
600.000
Hughes
Inc
Shields & Company—_
500,000
Inc.
Co.
Co.,
B.
Co.
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
Hutchinson
McMaster
&
Laaenburg,
Co.,
&
500,000
Co.—
&
Illinois
150,000
Seasongood &
Shields & Co
nf??!1"
maturity
radio
Corps,, accounted
400,000
—
en
nriopH
to
to
business
of
common
specialized
July 31,
200,000
—._
Schwabacher & Co
•
of
engaged
uses
A.
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler 2,000,000
?
Hobbs
—
Investment
—
use
its
cumulative
company
Government,
150,000
Inc.
Co
&
of
Merrill
&
L. F. Rothschild & Co.—
300,000
400,000
Funk.
Haupt
750,000
500.000
& Sons
Gregory
The
&
400,000
Co
&
Co.
Ira
Amount
Co._
&
Co.______
H.
Inc.
Rand
250,000
Inc.—-—
Co
&
Creston
Co.,
-
._,
& Co.
Freeman
■
Merle-Smith___
Whipple
Securities
Norfolk
Wm. E. Pollock
Inc. ______
&
&
600,000
shares
4%
of
Kidder,
Raffensperger, Hughes &
250,000
of
companies
sale
ended
r
150,000
Christensen,
500,000
shares
1,935,749
Signal
&
1980
prior
additional
of
consisted
$100,000
Writer
Peters,
600,000
.
Corp.
debentures
UNDERWRITERS—The
Kendall, Inc.
issue
will
growth
S.
of
Copeland
Patterson,
the
of
loans,;-for
the
variety
&
Inc.
Murray,
the
U.
n"
*
debentures
company
bank
of
18,796
and
below:
Showers
An
—-
1C0%.
Regular redemption DriVe* ,'!? Mnfkil18
principal amount.
ldn&e f'om
the
Amount
200,000
Co
Co
Inc.
Co.,
John
Amount
Bacon,
and
Union
Evans
UNDERWRITERS
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. $3,700,000
Courts
Blair &
Dallas
had total operating
$5,400,000, after preferred
of
forth
set
Nongard,
1,000.000
—
Courts & Co.—
company
income
net
.~?y.',.«i '■<?.'■
,v,
amounts
150.000
Strudwick_v
Clayton Securities
1
.
Co.—__
Co.——
Eurnham
distribution
of
miles
1,195
respective
-
1959,
year
$43,366,000
dividends.'
through
rendered
customers.
&
&
William
in the generation,
and towns (including
Illinois
&
tt^iflBNUES—For
revenues
is
service
Gas
serving
the
in
due
to
new
75%
EUSINESS—The
have
below
named
Offered
compared
col'Porate
principal
Purchase Agreement with the company
and
terms and conditions thereof, to purchase severally
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. $6,800,000
and Springfield I; and the production and sale of central station
heating service in Peoria and Springfield. Electricity is sold in an area
of
about
2.500
square
miles having a population estimated at oyer
mains
underwriters
reduce
of
and
4,850,000 shs.
Amount
five
first
Peoria
453,000.
debentures
several
retire
the
to
to
debt,
$25,000,000
2000
nn„
°.»-u.uuo.
redemption price is
sale
a
if the bonds
the
debentures
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
sidiaries, as of Jan. 31, 1960 and
Outstanding,
7,500,000 shs.
The
—
to
the
all
to
1,
as
641
$68
purposes.
FINANCING
PRESENT
'
was
yield 4.75%
oversubscribed and the
PROCEEDS—The
purposes.
Authorized
.
March
due
TO
(par $20)
pursuant
subject
Pekin and Lacon) and in rural areas; the purchase,
sale of natural gas in 30 cities and towns
(including
and
debs.,
stock
UNDERWRITERS
agreed,
Peoria, Springfield,
distribution
5%
40-year
Common
■
cities
106
regular
at
However,
to par.
of
rate
regular redemption price in each of
by 3.62# ; the special redemption price
the
years
at
will
bonds
1990
ranging
prices
be
the
from
proceeds
EFFECT
GIVING
to¬
return
m°>'e than
s
are
convertible im
share at any time prior to maturity unip«
sinking fund beginning in 1970 provide*
requirements
Revenues are
in telephone directories.
other
for
and
programs
the sa'.e of advertising space
from
1959
899,
Debentures
—
interest
was
A
sale
other
in
systems
telephone
with
and
companies
of
p.
fr<>m
>
f ?ldei's
1?
said
$64 per
104.75%
for
and
close
191,
Up
*hl
sharahm
he
$12,000,000 of the company's 4 75%
to
fund
is furnished in certain
Virginia
West
telephone service constitute approximately 94%
from
CAPITALIZATION
V./,
':/
-
within
points
connecting
Revenues
also
Co.
subordinated
redeemed.
of the
total operating revenues of the company. Other communication services
furnished
include
teletypewriter exchange service and services
and
facilities for private line teletypewriter use, for the transmission
of
$14,000,000 of the company's first mortgage
of
between
dividends,
-
the
at
1950.—V.
accrued
calculated
Virginia.
of
Jear'
mLm
issue of
stock at
countries.
15
March
in
REDEMPTION—The
located in six metropolitan
to 50,000. The company
telephone companies had ap¬
other
date
same
iV'0U'S
4° 'n l958'
ho? ^Ust e'toed
mm? ,nsen fl'oni
sale*
writing group headed jointly by Kidder, Peaboriv
and White, Weld & Co., publicly offered
on
offering
20,000
1950
period.'
worth
Radio
Collins
since
$5.4-million.: .The
the .form
ible
in
their
Halsey,
—
on
the
on
,
rippori^'
the
and
in
this
net
$27,BOO,GC0
during
$208-million, " earnings
have
dividends paid annually to
$12.4,
during
Clark's
V
to
to
that
$l,6-million ' to
investment
tripled
were
from
ranging
through which latter company the company has arrangements
interchange of traffic with all other Bell System companies
Co.,
his
on
to
from
and
conjunction with connecting companies. Service between points
within and
points outside West Virginia is furnished in conjunction
with other companies,., principally the American Telephone & Telegraph
I. duPont & Co. at $37,375 per
cession
that
Service
cases
by Dean Witter & Co. and Francis
share, with a dealer's con¬
15
additional 25%
an
populations
proximately 57,000 telephones in service in West
secondary offering of 6,0,000 shares of common stock was
$64-million
creased
growth
shareholders
told
$4.8-million
an
mainly
over
areas
Power
$2.70 per share-for
(hp
$208,183,9977 compared to
$142
of
company
estimates
Carolina
company
is engaged in the business of furnishing communication
local and toll telephone service, in West Virginia. On
Dec. 31, 1959 thei company had 456,669 telephones in service, of which
about 40%
were
located in three metropolitan areas with populations
The
services,
Net
,
to par.
will use the proceeds to repay advances
received from American Telephone & Telegraph Co., its parent.
$893,716
$1,424,306
income
107.60 down
against
total
the. company's
Spatta
about
Smith Inc., jointly, lOU.oi.
by Chesapeake & Potomac
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
be optionally, redeemable
prices ranging from
PROCEEDS—The
Special" credits
Mr.
bankers
investment
of
group
a
Monday, March 28, I960
.
618
Reviewing
Stuart
Halsey,
by
share,
per
sales
The.net
& - Co., Inc. on its bid of
101.26% for a 5% coupon rate." This set an annual net ^
interest cost to the utility of 4.93%.
The syndicate re- ,
offered the debentures to yield 4.88% to maturity.
Other bids for the debentures, all as 5s, came from Morgan.Stanley
&
Co., 101.011; White, Weld & Co., 100.9099; and The First Boston
used to repay
of building
be
to
debentures
headed
The company is a manufacturer
products.—V. 190, p. 768. y
expansion.
and
said
President,
Humphrey,
W.
John
notes
rated
due
i'J.
are
1974.
in
$5.21
to
Telephone Co. of West Vir¬
ginia—Debentures Offered—This company on March 15
sold a $25,000,000 block of its new 40-year triple A
& Potomac
Chesapeake
Editable Life Assurance Society of the
States and hal'f* ffom Metropolitan Life Insur¬
from
roWed1
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(1320)
rnmmrm
*
Ch^R
/
190,
(Par 0ne cent)—~
(par
W
—V.
'
i
p.
2239.
one cent)——;
Authorized
2,000,000 shs.
500,000 shs.
FINANCING
0u^^c
70°'2J;
300,000.
Number
191
Volume
o«J'K
5937
The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
'
,■
(1321)
Foods, Inc.—Files for Secondary—
Del town
V,
.•
;
••
•
of 170 Saw Mill River Rd.% Yonkers',' N. Y., filed a
t ration
statement with the SEC on March 22, 1960, covering
ii5 000'"shares of, outstanding
common stock,-to be offered for public
„>,! i)v the holders thereof through an underwriting group headed
L A, G. Becker & Co.
<
; %
firm,
This
o'f
of
will
the
preferred
6%
($100
par)-and
stockholders
Rubenfeld
H.
A.
stock
selling
stock. ' The
common
which
332.685
include
will
sell
Popper, Vice-President, 15,000 of 39,280
Wedeen; Board Chairman, 13,000 of 34,025; Lawrence D.
all 0f his
15,000 shares; Beatrice Kern, 9,195 of 11,555; and
kuye. 1.395 of 5,395. Through this offering the holdings of all
and directors will be reduced from 26%' to 18%.:
,-v:/
1959,
Lenchner
Marks,
Nathan
equipment,
Corp. (&%Subs.)—Earnings--^ r
corporaitidn and ' its ' Subsidiaries ' in ' 1959 recorded a 40%
in net earnings over 1958 and the largest sales in its history,
net
Consolidated
earnings
to
came
$1,791,537,
gain
a
of
1
on
on
products
of
Sales
services
and
of $5,255,502, or 16%
crease
in
share
share
offering
22,948
Treat and by officers
generators
1958, it acquired a
majority of the assets
Division of Mack Trucks,
Inc., located in
of
Mack
sonnel
hiring
and
in¬
511,264
prospectus,
shares
common
Edwards
corporation continued to widen its operating base with the
introduction of new products, expanded its foreign operations, included
its German
subsidiary for the first time in a consolidated financial
statement, and further strengthened its strong financial condition. !
the
270,000
owns
and
the
300
shares
company
additional
shares
(52.8% )
of
of
$100
the
has
now
'of
31.
Dec.
1959,.
current liabilities
total
total
current
$11,573,368
assets
were
$23,253 188
District
190, p.
Duncan
of
and
Wholesale
With Securities and
corporation
Trie
offered
be
to
The
at
proceeds
56,000
$5
14
filed
be
used
for
letterof
a
class
shares'- of
share,' without
per
to
are
'
•"
-A
stock'
underwriting.'- ' "- J"
capital.—V. 190,'
working
trip
purchase
68%-
.
this
tablished
record
a
mark
two-billion
C.awford
H.
than
more
for
the
the
for
established
million
advanced
company
in
16%
company
1957.
\
1959
$2!ll4
of
first-time.
Greenewalt,
in
The
over' 1958
million,
previous
Electronics
•%!:.■%%'v';
President,' in
V
v
his
annual
of
and
'
"
the
ils
m
tion
$1,965
-•
economy,
operating
nas, been
efficiency.'-'
He
that
"increased
possible' principally through involqme of sales increased 17%.
demand
practically a IT
the company's product
lines, but .was especially., evident,,in- sales i
elastomers, fibers, and plastics."
\.r- .
nn ■
Earnings, after taxes, as anno.unc.ed Feb. 15; were $8.92 per share
of common stock compared
w.ith $7.25 for 1958, including $2.54 from
General
Motors
dividends
in
each "year.
Earnings from Du Pontsources
after taxes were
$6.38. a share, exceeded only by the recordhigh of $6.51 in- 1955, arid were;$1:67 per* sharfe over,thfe $4.71 for.4
1958. Mr. Greenewalt attributed the
sharp increase in earnings to in¬
creased volume, of sales, and to reduction in
operating costs.*
v" .
ness
of
$30.1C0
in
in
AUPVOfihri"
operating
froim
earnings
investment,
8.2%
from
nnovofinn-
net
inimcfmAMf
operating
increased
9 VPi'fl op
average
operating
1958
over
average
investment
1 QRQ
1959
average
36%
VPi'OO'A
Q
greater
ting
The
The
increase
an
in
the
1958
to
<rio
investment-"was
investment'peri employee
on
10.5%" in
'
H/i tri;
1,959. :
1
'
t"k„
from
million.
to
The
"
with
compared
22lst
66
through
of
before.
year
same!
1959.
as
stock,
the
■
stock
common
in
taxes
with
compared
income' Were
on
$4.14
for
(
-79%:
period,
per1
increase 1
work
$14.5
inorganic,
$90
was
million
million, 'the
was
spent
fundamental
on.
.
Business
Investment
company,
Business
$125,000
Co., Inc.
Federal
a
Investment
promissory
Act
note
has
about
damental
Mr.
4C0
Greenewalt
1959,
March
on
17.—V.
:■*
•
J.
*_ -a
•
o7
been
33
broadened
years
-ij. 2
,
$5.)___i_—_
stock, (par
Corp;
4.1-v
First
This
1946,
when
to
widely,
underwriters
named
$1.67
of
rights?
V '.'A
;
■
'
,
fees
;
of
191,
products
to
total
that
;
$300
-
Du
manufactured
199. ■
p.
million,
•,
Font
:
outside
$115
.
Wisconsin
Central
RR,' below.—V.
p."
191,
The
SEC
$50
and
company
covering
per
15 "filed' a
March
on
The
(par
$10)
be
to
with
Illinois
Kansas
the
for
JH.
i—-V
at'
I.
E.
Bateman,
'
The
Eichler &
2.5
Wagenseller & Durst,
2.5
Woodard-Elwood
Inc.-.
AGENT
AND
REGISTRAR
—
Union
for
Plan.'-'
The
noted
701..
V'-.-'
•
....
the
second
William
Blue
W
y
yeai
yeai
the
Island, 111.,
production
increase
the
report
Chicago
company's
190,
noted.
Op¬
which
plant,
1522.
p.
of
the
in
from
four
The
offices
39
be
in
above
do
all
in
—
the
with
25%
of
result
$457,014,204,
in
that
•
increase
an
operation
the end. of
at
make
Calif, for Berkeley
in 1960, The report also
formal
application to
list
Charter
Association,
Financial
of
Pioneer
area;
include
Corp.
Whittler,
with
12
Savings
Investors
offices
Loan.
&
14
San
Francisco;
with
Berkeley;
Berkeley
offices
seven
and
Mutual
Savings
include
not
53 %>
a
owns
and
Interest
In
figures
stock
of
Association,
Lancaster,
for
this
holding.—V.
Serial Coupon
Loan
California,!
Loan
Association
■! -!! '. ' '
Lancaster-Palmdale ;
Statistics reported
Calif.
Catholic Church of
and
Northern
in
Savings
';■!•
also
Loan
First Greek
111.
1958.
increase
an
•
outstanding
Richmond,
opened
to
First
with
Jose,
Berkeley,
of
near
&
'
i
1T58,
of
\'
all
operating offices in Northern Cali¬
Mutual Savings and Loan Association/of San Francisco,,
company
Savings
of
high
Aluambra.
ot
N
an
reported
Exchange shortly;
Angeles
San
offices,
Association,
'
at
were
$453,632,938
195,376,
end
office
to
intention
Slock
Los
of
of
$355,839,265.
Association,
York
also
the
over
at
the
also reported
approval for an
Home
190,
2240.
p.
St. Mary of Chicago^
Notes Offered
—
Keenan & Clarey,-
Inc., of Minneapolis, Minn., on March 16 publicly offered
$150,000 of 5%% serial coupon notes dated April 1, 1960
due
and
from April
serially
1964
1,
April
through
1970, at par plus accrued interest from April 1,
note
PURPOSE—This
the
of
parish
proof
cost
at
stf&cture
the
building
and
new
second
the
of
interest
and
of
notes
this
*'
been
parish
1, V
1960.
issue
may
y
be
semi-annual interest date
on any
•
has
issue
school
new
a
cost
a
floor
first
of
all
or
one
prepaid at par and accrued
prior to maturity.
1.0
'
authorized
hall
now
finance
to
being
built
part,
the
by
of $310,000. The new building is a two-story fire¬
providing seven classrooms, office and lobby on the
Parish
a
The
floor.
Hall,
new
kitchen, coat room and storage areas on
school and hall replaced the old school
r
been torn down.
The balance of the cost of the
building has been provided by a $150,000 note issue dated Aug. 1,
and maturing Aug.
1, 1962.
These notes will be paid with the
has
which
1959
1.0
proceeds
Inc.—'_
1.0
to
Co.,
&
stood
at
all-time
comprising
Savings and Loan
principally
earnings
appropriations/;
President S. Mark" Taper, loans
a 31%increase since Dec. 31,
the
year,
Greater
fornia;
1959
and before
$597,913,633
increase
depositors
company's
Association,
with
of
31
depositors
Loan
New
American
record
taxes
over
/
reached
plus
the
the
reported
!>-•'%"
company
the
&
Corp.—Earnings—News—
income
32%!
a
Organizations
from
pledges
ol'
$210,000
and
to
the
be paid by
parishioners
1962—V. 190,
made in
p. 1294.
amounting
1959
1.0
Co
Bank
National
Co.,
Fleming
in
transfer agent
Offer—The
Inc.—Exchange
is,
company
presently offering, upon the effectiveness of a registra¬
tion statement, dated March
1, 1960, $1,690,000 of its
51/2% subordinated convertible debentures due 1975 with
cash to holders of. and in exchange for, 59,15.0 outstand¬
the corporation,'.and The First National Bank
City, 14 West Tenth Street, Kansas City, Mo., is the registrar,
p.
in
to
service,
expressway.—V.
9
company
year
Savings
capital stock of
191,
28 %•'
the
v/r.
to
its eligible employees pursuant to "1960 Employee; '
Enfield Standard Power Cables Ltd.-^-Formed—.
underwriting ,.is! involved.Z1
The proceeds are' to be' usfd ' fOr*
capitai: furidX ilhd ctipital - surplu.s"
The! power riable »businesses carried " on by two". Britisri companies, •
hinds of the
company:—rV;4186, p.-1953.-. 1; • r
t - Standard Telephones & Cables Ltd., an affiliate of International
Stock
the
an
tor
Dec.
$509,706,729,
of
Inc.
Co
&
in
currently outstanding. In addition, deferred v.
$13,077,206, an increase oi $1,954,814 from
were
at
156,780
1.-0
Inc.
Co.*
strike
offices
company
1958.
to
number
1.5
Co
Milburn,
Gorey
of
to
the
1.5
Walter
Cochran
steel
Chairman, and
shareholders.
general
the
increase
stock
representing
have
%
V
Co
&
3.0
&
C.
Wood
to
..
savings
com-
Josey & Co.—
Harold
1959, against $1.51
split effected Nov. 2
earnings of $8,225,946 in the
share earnings before appropriations amounted to J.
compared with $1 34 in 1958 ba ed on 6,150,000
Per
resources
end
risen
over
severally
' ;.r,
'
the
by
customer
for
25%
a
year,
■
According
—
2.5
Rauscher. Pierce & Co., Inc.__ 2.5
Stlfel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc—_ 2.5
Barret, Fitch, North & Co., Inc. 2.0
H. O. Peet & Co.___—2.0
George K. Baum & Co.______ 1.5
City, 900 Walnut Street, Kansas City, Mo;; is the
of Kansas
the
y":
and
March
PREPAYMENT—'Any
3.0
—
Co.,
-."TRANSFER
-
offered
&
Sullivan
Bosworth,
1109.
ot riotificatipri
lettfer
stock'
coi^mz-n
%
In
stock
Schiff,
report
from
provision
discounts
high,
had
;
Co.__—__——
Co
&
Schwabacher
Exchange Commission—" v"
3,500 shares of
share
6.5
.
K.
enabling
on
common
ago..
the
at
700,000 shs.
have
after
the
and
time
McCormick & Co
.
Durham Life Instirance:Co.» Ralei?h, N.tC.-^-Files With
Securities
—1. 6.5
Brothers___
Estabrook
See
.
6.5
Struthers & Co.i-l-L-^ 6!0
G./Becker. & Co. Inc.—— 5.0
A.
Atlantic RR.—Merger—
&
-
24.5
Goodbody & Co.^l.—- 5.0
Lee
Higginson Corp.5.0
Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.^— 3.0
States.—
•-1:;%
Duluth> South Shore
'
-
Wood,
million, were.
the" United
of
v"-'
Inc.,_
The First Boston Corp..
foreign " business in
foreign subsidiary
which
of.
•*
'
Co.—
&
Blyth & Co.,
Lehman
reported
amounted
'•
Brothers
Stern
plant
better
way
reserves,
of
year
on
corporation
•
2-for-i
caused
Charter! Financial
for
shares
^
^
below
the
annual
is
make
preceding year.
to
;
since
and-the company now
training engaged in fun¬
ago;,
diverse
the
■
new
a
corporation
general
a
the
share
common
a
for
transferred
to
$10,299,200,
writing fire, allied lines, and inland marine reinsurance, it has
as a multiple line fire and casualty reinsurer, writing all types
reinsurance o.ther than.ocean marine, life and annuities.
exercise
•'«.
t
offered;
licensee
1958, has
1966 and a
700,000 shs.
Since
business.
to
were
razed
was
of
reinsurance
stated.
move
provide
It
.
UNDERWRITERS— The
organic,
considerably
being
in
and
190, p. 2448.
_i '
earnings
efficiency
'
including hi'sin ess, done by non-consolidated
companies,
sales
V.
scientists.
research,
has
program
securities
Corp.—Annual Report-—
Sydney
the
June,
of
due
$1.82
said
in
last
Pur¬
—
to
uncertainty
year,
and
The
<
scope
the
of
Signal
adjusted
completed
purchase, and the corporation has agreed to sell to them,
severally,, in the respective percentages indicated below, such of the
shares of the additional capital stock as shall not be subscribed for by
physical: chemistry, physics, microbiology, biochemistry,
and
engineerings This work is conducted in "fields of present or po¬
tential interest to
the,company without regard to near-'te m com¬
objectives. The
initiation .of the formal
the
executives
operated
of
and
mercial
rights
the first two months of the current
were
at about the 1959 level, and the
company expects a good
if
the economy stays close to
Its present high rate of activity,
bankers which is undejcxyriting the offering.
agreed
research-in
&
equal
1958,
President,
Sales
rmenced
as' in .1958.- %('
same
"t
the
in
engaged-, in research and development on new
processes for ' estab-"
lished products, on^ rreW products, and iri fundamental
research. ; The
this
was
business
of
Scott,
Incorporated pursuant to the laws
Missouri in 1914 under the name of Employers Indem¬
originally engaged in the writing of various lines of
casualty insurance and subsequently entered the casualty reinsurance
business,
In .1928 the,, corporation's name
was changed to Employers
Reinsurance Corp. and. since that time the corporation has specialized
due' to -the- higher• earnings'..Mr*. ; ! <
•'['if
Discussing the: company's* research" program;. Me." 'Gfee'netf alt- said i
during 1959 approximately'2 300^technically trained'people were
oi
result¬
the
profits through acquisition of timber and expan¬
the terms and conditions of the offering of units;
Sign
in
general
half
Small
the State
nity
that
About
of
proceeds
and
sales total was a record high for the
company, while earnings
equalled the high of $968,730 attained in 1957.
Operations in 1959 showed a good recovery from 1958, despite thb
business—The corporation ' was
of
being
cost
the
The
.
$6.43
the
1958,
x
Capital
1959,
on
or
of
reserves
nearly
Electronics,
Capitalization giving effect to present, financing
v'-',-':.' %'
Authorized
Outstanding
'
year-end dividend was the
the common stock. Total
paid
cqjrittiori .were $331,mriUori,';
percentage for
the
10-year
Estimated" Federal
common
the
on
The
dividend
prieferired' and
the
earnings,
1950
share
the
quarterly
pn, the
paid'
were
receipt
upon
1959.
into
Elec¬
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds from the sale of this additional stock
be added to and used as a part of the corporation's general funds
and it is presently intended will be invested in securities!
,
share
Duncan
of
will
v.
per
consecutive
dividends
oi
$7
(convertible
$300,000
March
on
ment
.
of
debentures
and
share
a
'
company in 1939. spent $174 million
to. improve "arid jexpand
plants and laboratories and
,tp build new ones, compared to "a record
high of $231 million iri 1958. It is expected, Mr. Greenewalt said,
that construction
expenditures will" approximate $220 million during'
Dividends
interests
v%'
Income
publicly held
Corp. agreed to
Capital
capital stock then held; the sub¬
scription "offer will-expire at 3:00 p.m. (CST), on April
SCiipuon Olicr will expire di o.uu p.m. (eoi), un npiu
5, I960.- Stern Brothers & Co. heads a group of invest*
];'
op-
$32,500
$2,745
increased
these
the issuer's lack of timber
year.
Capital
first
for each sik shares of
operations
return
The
1,960.
convertible
common)
Duncan
sale of $800,000
Electronics
per share
'
1958.
Electronics
the
to
and
16, 1960, the Light to subscribe at $45
for an segregate of 100,000; shares of capital
stock at the fate of one share of additional capital stock
.
F\PTPflt.PV
6%
notes
Corp-.^—Rights Offering—This
corporation is presently offering to the holders of its
outstanding capital stock of record at the close of busi¬
_
9
a
announced
largest
Employers Reinsurance
.
With
Secu¬
corporation
has
recently
reported
sales
of
$14,077,659
and
income of $945,328 in the fiscal year ended Nov.
30, 1959, com¬
pared with sales of $12,642,396 and income of $768,614 the
preceding
Total
of
em
the
of
to present required information in a clear
and under¬
fashion. ;■
:•
Federal
in
occurred
provision)
net
$125,00.0 convertible debenture due 1969 of Ward Manu¬
facturing, Inc., and it also purchased a $400,000 first
mortgage note due 1972 arid a $100,000 convertible de-.
benture due 1970 of Lincoln Mobile Homes, Inc., it was
of
ilfl
and
the
announced
reported
anti-fraud
stock
stock.
Corp.,
Small
purchased
a
1958.
over
six-year
notes.
Securities—This
under
^id-Kr£^^! 'C':i^,!inqing;ln^a;"i
made
Physical
(the
adequately
—v.
Corp., Cupertino, Calif.
($300,000); General Electrodynamics
Garland, Texas ($400,000); and Potter Instrument Co., Inc.,
L. I., N. Y. ($1,000,000 >.—V. 191, p. 1109,
chases
-
the
217,000
the
creased
17
orders provide an opportunity for hearing, upon
request, on the
question whether the suspensions should be vacated or made permanent
191, p. 200.
per¬
announced
Empire
average.
ti
>
asserts that that
in
failure
erations
stockholders, on March 3 also disclosed that the
company's index. of, selling prices averaged about 1%
lower than
in
1958. It was 6%'
lower than in 1954 and was only 4% above the 194749
order
The
capital bankers
for
the
electronics
in¬
investment commitments -now
exceeding $4,450,000. These
investments include Ultronix, Inc., San Mateo, Calif.
($300,000); Electronic Energy Conversion Corp., New York, N. Y.
($1,250,000); Cain & Co., Los Angeles, Calif. ($400,000); Vega Elec¬
the
to
not
misrepresentations
work
increase
operations;
standable
es¬
/--■
report
of
units;
preferential
sion
Plainview,
and
was
of
22
long-term
nation's
Co.
Electronics
Capital
has
Corp.,
passing
record
the
Investment
Duncan
March
on
and
Calif.,
long-term
dustry,
du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc.—Earnings
of
Sales
Diego,
$500,000
of
tronics
tronics
(E. I.)
securities
Co.i the Commission's
describe
or
result
a
suggested
located in Santa Ana*
Calif., is specialized in the field of multi-turn precision
potentiometers
and electronic component sub-systems..
.par)
2616".
p.
Business
with'
notification
Common
debentures
San
Small
Drug Corp., of Washington—Files
Exchange Commission—
-
March
on
covering
SEC
the
'
r
of
Section
alleged
disclose
as
the
of
Corp.—Buys Securities-
Electronics, Inc.
convertible
Corp.,
against
1068.
registration with
exceeding $300,000 in
This
Electronics Capital
$22,689,712 and $11,926,182
respectively a year earlier. The $667,764 increase in accounts receivable
relief's a growing business in long term contracts, including rental-*
purchase sales.—V.
,
exemption from
ing comeptitive disadvantage to the company in its procurement of raw
materials; the securities being offered (particularly the voting rights
and cumulative rights to
dividends); the nature, extent and limitations
The
A.s
The
to
the sale of the
outstanding
preferred
par
common
offerings
violate
Act.
him
to
Elec¬
meeting larger payrolls.
to
,
•
relate
particularly to the
the interests of the issuer's
principal stockholder in the company and the benefits which will accrue
transducers.
and
public
would
rities
failure
ultrasonic
and
*
i
*. •
Tire Commission's suspension order with
respect to the Developasserts that it failed to file the
required semi-annual reports
stock
of Bruno-
in the
telephone
equipment
:
company's offering circular is false and misleading in respect of certain
material facts, and that its use in the
offering and sale of Plywood Co.
price.
Also
acquired in
shares
conditional
a
With respect to Plywood
another
test
According
totaled
$38,878,524, an
the 1958 volume of $33,623,022.
over
.
1959
.
$513,648,
over
,
Edwards by Amos
underwriter.
public
are
'
to
Co.
ment
Plainfield, N. J.
Of
'the-net proceeds'of' the sale of additional
stock by the company,' $20,000
will be used
to
further equip its
engineering department and office,
$60,000 for researrh and
developemnt, and $20,000 for advertising and
promotion.
The balance of
approximately $594,750 will be added to
working capital; and it is anticipated that $300,000 will be used to
finance the purchase of
materials, components and a finished goods
inventory.
The balance will be applied toward
Officer
the 1958 net of $1,277,889.-:Net was equal to $3 a
581,457 outstanding common shares- against $2.14 a
the 575,700 common shares outstanding at the end of 1958.
40 tiie
0r
the
at
statement
August,
tronics
Dictaphone
Wcodbridge, Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive
stockholders in the annual report on March 2.
from
Inc.,
shares
common
registration
Utah^pevqlopment Co.'s notification, filed .in • Novemthe public offering of 300,000 common shares at
respect
company was organized
in June, 1958, and- is engaged
design, engineering, manufacture and sale of radar
altimeters,
This
toid
the
City,
proposed
share.
amount.
The
George
officers
In
gain
c
k
7,250
in
January,
shares;
held; Rdbert L.
chares
purchase
included
1955,
per
Regulation A provides
the
to
trusts
80,910
Lake
$1
account of the company and the remaining shares, now out¬
standing, by Robert Edwards,
company President.
The prospectus lists
Amos Treat
&
Co.,' Inc., as the principal underwriter.
The offering
price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The
underwriterswill purchase at one cent
per warrant, five-year warrants
shares
: three
61,410
of
under
company,
a
for
.
company
distributing of
shares,of
Salt
ber,
of 20 Bridge Avenue, Red Bank, N.' J., on March 17
registration statement with the SEC
covering 152,698 shares of
common
stock, of which 72,500 shares are to be offered for public sale
is principally engaged in the processing, bottling and
milk and other dairy products, ,It has outstanding
'Tho
Electronics Assistance £orpo-Register§ Wjtjh SEC—
j
_This
filed
5
No
ing
,
without
shares,
value, of the capital
par
stock
of'
'
Telephone
Ekco Products
The
ware
earnings of this
and.
commercial
creased
nual
Co.-—Earnings— 4%'';%-.;*
38%
report
For the
to
released
first
operations
s
.
' V VVVl.
OWW3
in
and
1959,
March
on
time
of
.
1958
Ui
of
'food
-
4.
in
1959
than
-
in
•?-
■ f
OUiU
the- preceding
■"*
Power
has
company
Cables Ltd.
■ ■_%_
at Connaught House,
its offices
.
iVi CI.5il •
.
Houston,
Equitable
.-L...
Gas
to,
corisolidatpd
Co.
(&
•
Subs,)-^Earnings—
$6,421,306
for
net Income. of 'this
Net
the
year
ended
Dec.
arid its subsidiaries amounted
-
of business on March 31,
of
The
Southwest
Association,
National
Texas—V.. 191, p. 505.
■
31, -1959.. This
was
sales
'*
Corp.—Net
Tubing
income
of
Guilford,
this
Up—
corporation
Conn.,
for
the
year
1959
the previous year, while sales for the same period
increased 4.5%the company's annual report revealed on March 22.
,<
rose
equivalent,
23.5%
over
Net income for the year ended Dec.' 31, 1959, amounted to $107,097,
dompared with $86,741 reported. a year earlier. Net sales in the 1959
year
were
$4,046,413 and compare with $3,864,319 for the previous
yjiui o viuwi);
year:- Total
A.GENT—Bank
EXCHANGE
:;
63 Aldwych,
Flexible
The
up
'■
new
until at least the close
1960, and may be extended to not later than June 1,1960.
com-'
'
-volume..
slightly despite-sale during" the: year •oP'-several -divrsiriris arid
companies,.vas preyio.usly -Tepbrted.-^-V-. 131/rsp"%'7005'f.nc-1
was
Enfield-Standard
new
'
consolidates
in 1959: -For 1958- the --Comparable -total'"wfis-- $73,-582 699; -"
Arthur Keating, Board Chairman of
Ekco, said ail of the company's •
divisions
and -subsidiaries > had ' increased "sales
and •'.higher'
earning#
The
open
subsidiary
will remain
London, W. C. 2:, and its main plant at- Brimsdown.
13,593,729
"•
Rolling Mills
the "domestic ^company.
»IVVU St. UUiriUaulV
Corp.', and Enfield Cables Ltd., a
Ltd., have been merged to form a
&• Telegraph
Enfield
of
pany,
housewares, builders' hardhandling
equipment,
in¬
to the company's an¬
according
re'sults'of Ekco's foreign
On. a "comparable
-earnings 'were^$3;,928,i7tf. -iJEarnings? per
the-report
withy those
basis,--the; corripany's
,}%
manufacturer
baking
$5,428,585
.-Vl.
The exchange offer
Schuhmacher Co.
The
Dividends
on the common
amounted to $1.75 per share
with $1.6334 per. share iri;.1958.—V". 190, p. 49.
paid
in
19o9
^Frederick
President, stated that the company entered
backlog of. orders 60%. greater than it had at
Orders received during 1959, he said, amounted,
4' The Securities and Exchange Commission has issued, orders tempo- % •to $4 624,186 and were the highest in the company's 12-year history.
At
the-year-end working capital of the company had increased' to
rarily suspending Regulation A exemptions from registration under, the;- .
$510 006 from
the $381,562 reported at" Dec. 31,' 1958. "
...
-'Securities. Act of 1933 .with..respect .to. public offerings of securities by
In his message to shareholders, Mr.
Daggett stated that sales em¬
e-following :.v»
^
'1
?
-,r
''
'V' phasis -has shifted from defense products -to^^•appoint
(•I) Farwest Plywood Company X'JPlywood-fCp.
Tacoma Wasm-^-Tn
of
non-defense items accounted for 49% of the total sales in
1959.
notification; filed Dec. 31. 1959, Plywood Co._-proposed the public
*w£.
!j»./vear
as
compared
"
;Farwest Plywood Co.—Stock Offering
Suspended— •
-
.>"•
the
the
K.
Daggett,
year
1960 with a
beginning of 1959.
*
-
.before.was
the
In
Development
Co." >,'
June
in
the'aircraft
■•••*■
/
•„
by
,
the
company
cancelled its sales representative
Industrial original equipment fields
company
rind
«»
instituted
,
in
'•<
,
.
'
mid-19o9-.
arrangements,
and consoli-
6
activities
'its
dated
(1322)
Technical
to
and
Texas
previous
Anaheim,
Cleveland
Ga.;
into
two
Products
and
Greater
-
"Straight-Through
Sales
Program,"
offices at Guilford, Hillside, 111.; Dallas,
sales
Calif.,
and
divisions—General
major
the
Products—under
addition
In
sales
new
Ohio;
Dayton,
offices
Wichita,
were
opened
Kan.
and
in
San
Atlanta,
Francisco,
the newly aligned sales organization, Mr. Daggett
said, "The company is now able to enter a more aggressive merchan¬
dising phase with the goal of obtaining an increasingly larger share
the
of
on
market.
shows
its
In
impressive
an
gained."
months
six
record
of
of
old
operation,
accounts
the
new
enlarged
yy yyv'M;V"7"
and
T.ie
Trust
(4.60%).—V.
Co.
Haloid
with
Atronics
Gorp.—Registers With
corporation, of Lala-Cynwyd,
the
stock.
buC
The
through
is
commission
a
18.
1960
35
for
cents
SEC-—
registration
a
155,660
puolic
headed
group
of
filed
covering
offered
be
to
underwriting
an
receive
March
on
stock
Pa.,
Xerox,
shares
sale
statement
of
$3.50
at
The
with
of
purchase
is
company
the
shares
15,500 common
research
a
generation,
and
at
the
development
will
has
public offering price.
organization
in
needs
these
Its
subsidiary
in
is
the
business
ised
follows:
as
$83,000
ment,
of
Alron.c
and
system
the
oi
use
for
$93,003
capital.
The
Sys.ems,
repayment
to
bank
of
in
the
learning
110,
device
for
Contract
Vvichi.a,
Marth
en
'xorexa
t.;e
estallisiitd
13
Walter
by
Corp.
Morris
finance and
new
15
Finance
h~
acquired
i
Pian
Co.,
The
and
peisoi.ai loan o.iises, it
adviser
GCI-C
city,
has
has
B
common
through
the
of
65%
a
class
Morris
leans
Plan
and
Co.
The
discounts
T.ie
holding company acquired the
exchange of 15 shares of its stock for
which
ef
has
assets
Mr.
ia
He
both
of
the
Topeka
loans
and
and
At
t
said
e
St.
New
and
thr t
both
the
and
Laurel,
Joplin,
Mo.,
finance
offices
Fla..
with
have
is
ended
Feb.
been
and
worth
191,
has
for
loan
sound
established
established
Shawnee.
at
shares.
loan
$18 713,000
and
Sikes,
this
29,
the
and
was
thrift
1960.
steel
depart-
per
from
up
fiscal
end
of
$-1.32
the
for
and
decrease
sgles
Walton
Joplin,
-
increased
The
•• ••
bad
half
Mr.
of
which
Joyce
Madison
in
in
the
the
six
first
stated
half
that
year
t^tal°d
2,310.490
ye".r
shares
period
ago
the
will
sales
growth
eqiml
to
outstanding
SI.05
the
at
S3.031.573,
been
by
higher
selling
continuation
a
and
not
executive
most
development
been
to
of
or
and
in¬
our
The
programs.
sufficient
incurred
"I
this
190,
Square
Garden
to
these
cover
produce
equipment
believe
profit
stand
we
the
decline
in
build
from
the
several
shares
L.
the
short-term
debt,
of
notes
and
$166,053;
common
$1
tenpin
22,
1834.
p.
12,1,000
alleys
shares
1959
V.
i
and
190,
in
p.
fcrma
$60,326
the
final
resnective
of
Net
number
Per
connection
locations
to
retire
stock
sale
and
with
the
the
will
be
$1,572,503;
other
debentures,.
issuance
acquisition
follows:
as
of
has
$300,000;
shares
of
severally
of
the
for
the
of
of
the
the
corporation
fiscal
1959
and
ended
year
amounted
to
common
to
subject
its
J.
purchase,
filed
&
Co.,
Logan & Co
Cruttenden,
Co.
—V.
Gardner____
"
15,000
as
31,
$119 555
—
and
10,000
White,
&
Inc._
White
7,500
&
Yates,
_______
p.
Lestrange
Fusz-Schmelzle
&
7,500
_____
the
stock
which
the
terms
to
exhibit
an
Armstrong, Jones,
Podesta &
.
190,
Inc.__
,
to
the
Heitner
Taussig,
&
Day &
NOTE:
D.
C.,
filed
covering
sale
at
Johnston,
a
registration
300,000
$10
located
per
Lemon
shares
share
&
Co.
underwriting commission
of
at
and
an
floor
Hamilton
in
1959
stock,
of
this
to
be
1959:—V.
190,
Earnings
of
1834.
(Cons.)—Earnings—
Auchincloss,
is $1 per share.
Parker
&
-
•
for
from
1959
the
include
General
1959,
189,
for
Co.
of
392 210
$1.02
'
382 900
industry.
will
in
company
rose
nearly
equal
earnings of $2,904,461,
stock
common
for
1958
date
of
integration
ture
sales
and
President,
March
on
share
a
with
a
to
Dec.
for
•
high,
31,
compared
of
shares
company's
amounted
to
share
per
with
the
on
number
$3,659,493
$2.68
or
current
S4.72
that
earnings, Houdaille's total
share, as against $3.83 a
per
1958
working
a
current
capital
liabilities
209,914
and
increased
earlier.
year
of
$8,322,816,
current
to
Current
$24,422,175
flow
assets
of
compared
liabilities
of
$32,744,991'
1959
with
$6,326,026
the
the
3.93
assets
end
Power
Co.
Ltd
depreciation,
share
per
according
the
to
net
a
and
2,757,973
$2.68
income
with
profit
income
shares
in
1959.
taxes,
after
of
of
of
$30-
at
of
the
on
sales
the
in
100,287
pounds
pounds
Current
metal
same
in
1959
previous
of
ounces
gold,
number
of
at
in
31,
cash
liabilities
1959,
and
$16,573,027
Dec.
at
amounted
31,
to
1959,
'
of
zinc
Inc
2!s00
2,000
Inc.—
for
public
headed
Redpath.
byThe
of
full
35
and
d Q
1
Subs.)—Earnings—
Years Ended Dec. 31—
sales
has
the
Prov.
Com.
before
shares
♦After
year
—V.
inc.
the
per
1958
'1957
195c
$56,467,243
$53,413,803
taxes
4,860.407
1,311,599
252,075
taxes
2,750,000
306 500
123.'l39
profit
Earnings
upon
inc.
for Fed.
1159
com.
provision
number
+$128,936
$620 364
*3,692,838
for
3,672,578
3,646,343
3 535 484
$0.50
dividends
common
$0.20
paid
shares
on
t$0.1l
-
preferred- stock
outstanding
after giving effect to stock dividends paid
191, p. 702.
in
at
the
1956 and
under
personnel
the
business
March,
laws
corporation
The nucleus of
1954.
the field
experience in
wide
of
its space on two occa¬
facilities. A move from
New¬
from 2,000 square feet to 6,000 square
its
operating
to 55 Needham. Street,
Needham
available space
1959,
address.
increased
has
improved
Brook Road,
50
increased its
Recently
it
acquired
the
additional 2,000 square feet at
an
it has improved its leasehold to bring about
operating economies and to increase the productive capacity
the plant. The
plant is presently adequate for a volume of business
further
of about twice
This
were
the
of
present rate.—V.
Steamship
company
on
$13,420,221,
which
This
$883,262
of
revenues
share
in
resulted
"It
was
$12,828,433
%
1958.
more
view
than
of
50%
the
its
of
excellent
position,
season's
condition
the
tonnage,"
of
directors
the
and
major
will
the
project in
"Charles
tanker
and
the
be
this
strong."—v.
for
the company s
payment of casn
justified.
At
of
dividend
a
189,
of
their , first
cents
50
The
section
season.
the
in
con¬
pro¬
Jackson-
section of a former
of cargo space »
Schwab,
the
of
engine
new
stern
section
C.
and rebuilding
repowering
the
is
72-foot
navigating
a
"Herbert
steamer
new
Schwab
new
1961
winter
the
program
M.
a
stern
present
completed
installation
of
the
steamer
water
Sherwin saia.
Mr.
the
$2,503,572 for ship
continuing fleet modernization and improvement
including completion
the
salt
.
and
fleet
that
felt
dividends
totaling $2 for 1959 were fully
meeting this year,
the. .directors
declared
per share,
payable April 1.
Capital expenditures during 1959 totaled
of
freight revenues
$1.93 per share,
the sale of ships.
and net income 01
or
from
President, said in the company's annual report tna
in earnings occurred because of the 116-day steel strike
during
this
strike
that
Interlake's
fleet
normally wou^c
drop
gram,
1959
$944,800
was
share
per
Sherwin,
the
In
with
that
announced
income
$1.80
or
$2.85 per
or
18
net
"*"■—
191/ p. 506.
Co.—Annual Report—-
March
and
compares
John
Iowa
The
conversion
Another project is
steamer
^
"Frank An'-
46.
p.
Southern
secondary
(par $15)
p.
Utilities
offering
was
of
made
per
Co.—Secondary
25,500
on
shares
March
16
share, with
This offering was
a
of
A
stock
Offering
common
by The First Boston
dealer's concession ot
oversubscribed.—V. 19",
156.
ITI
154 000
$1,005,099
share
of
of
$62 015 283
$2,110,407
outstdg
for
'
Massachusetts in
company
steadily
at
$1 per share.
$76,352,334
______
need
a
time
Again in
in
$4 444 2is
"
(&
is
employees in 1954, the company has expanded to
employees at the present time.
Since it com¬
time
Corp. at $29,625
Hupp Corp.
there
which
in
322
and
Government-
to
of
consists
full
home
replace
silver
and
$40 398 434
amounted
'
com¬
industries
Other
incorporated
was
operations,
first
One
'durine
of
ounces
Canadian'
in
«fq
is engaged -in. the development, manufac¬
The indus¬
by },thei. copnpany are; the woodworking,, metals,
feet.
vear
shares-
$45 943 750
'
Dec.
the
M
$7 392 rrr
production
1.538,038
pounds
of
of
.
notes;.the remaining two-thirds
demand
frequency heating.
two
struction
costs
tn
'
Metal
1574.
p.
end
cadmium.
of
assets
3 600
equal
profit
a
totaled
year.
125,163,255
copper,
the
RiVPr
3 000
__
Woods__
high
force
move
Subl-
opening
ail
this issue,' approximately one-third
short-term obligations which are
by
outstanding
same
-
1958 —V
(&
$9,904 613
the sale of the
/7*.-7":'l
7,
company
$1,367,422
$23
t^es
subsidiary, --Churchill
outstanding
share
per
from
$40,783,450
included
year
189,
wholly-owned
to the company's annual report.
preceding year the company reported
the
Gross
had
its
depletion
on
equivalent
pared
and
company,
Smelting Co. Ltd.
from
the. company
to
requiring: high ■frequency I electric; power are also
equipment-
strong financial
Bay Mining &
Report—
—
company
....
organization
its
'
Hudson
This
reduce
of unsecured
the Commonwealth
sions
vear
from
were
current
at
31
1929.
p.
year
v
of-specialized electrical equipment to industry.
on
with
for
for
Dec.
on
sale
,
The
of
the
the
on
Coupled
share
a
vf
expand
Interlake
•
Net
189,
$3 185'-
outstanding
cash
before.
a
$81,254 224
*
for
period.
to
served
plastics industries.
and
of
to
shares
share
a
outstanding at the end of
period
the scope of the services of the company and to
and growth in the high frequency electronics
principally
served.
totaled $4,309,373
year
of
'
current quarter
same
used;to provide additional working capital for the
amount 'raised
largely
and
ton,
$1.15
-.
climbing
depreciation and depletion last
$3.00
disclosed
1,439,293 shares
on
-
four-year
new
and
24.
compared with $1,997,912 or
shares. Provision for taxes totaled
$1,860,000.
reached
Allowance
equal
1958
over
$60,403,718.
—V.
_
used
specialized
a
outstanding,
1.364,243
on
compared
Net
from
to $1.72
50%
the
Class A Common Stock Offered
•—
net. proceeds
will be
Of the
up
menced
1959
basis
a
development
be used.to
tries
of
were
up 35 %, Ralph F. Feo, Chairman
stockholders in the annual report issued
$5,942,216
Lawson
be
made
Taunton
the
reflect
2891.
p.
Corp.
BUSINESS—The
766,915
the
from
1959
its
facilitate
1958
-
$7;792,038
$133
"392,500
operations
Electric
Earnings
Mo!
J,■
of $43,000,000 in the
expenditures
of broadening
purpose
"
859,196
3
on
the technical and sales effort, to increase inven¬
tory of raw materials and to- impfove shop and plant facilities.
.1959..
;
rights
^
shares offered
/■! '
'
M; 7
'
subscription
.
for
.
'
•
have
construction will total about $73,000,000 at
quarter and reach some $100,000,000 by the middle
..
:
'
24,
10
-M
PROCEEDS—The
will
M—
23,
this
Current
group
'
expenditures
p.
.
division.—V.
bonds.
offered
them
Industries, Inc.—Annual Report—
4,000
Investments,
underwriting
from
"v
each
Schirmeiv Atherton & Co., on March 4 commenced the
public, offering of 60*000 Shares of class A common stock
(par $1) (limited voting rightspat $4 per share, as a
speculation. All of these shares have been sold.
reported.' '■ Expenditures
expansion'of its office,
on
Capital
space.
for
as
results
Inc.
Eye Street, N.
W., Washington,
statement
with
the
SEC
on
March
21
eommon
made
outstanding
April
Co.,
1625
through
increased
,
large-scale
,
.
construction
From
Net
corporaion,
The
expenses
Profit
Industrial
1959.
•
March
on
for
first
the
of
Industron
18%.'
$2.41 in
paid-, raising
*
good,
appear
same
purchased
eluded
Co.,
1956' bv
'
approximately one-third greater than, in
he said.—V.-. 191, p. 1219.
-'
; •
ago,
$2,-
finance
year,/.
Gross
also
fo
share
new
end
1958-
was
"
; v.
_
said stockholders, will
Kahler
the
are
were
...521,625
4,500
Registers—
This
schools.
were
taxes
Co.
Co.___„_
.
over
This
in
1958
25
factory
the
shares
acquisition,
Net
Washington
per
for
&
972.
Greater
record
in
$1.87
25%
Earnings
1958.
______—_.—
of
Division
792
60,400%
previous
from
Industries, Inc.
87,802,426
Arthurs,
•———
&
Russell
N.
sub¬
Shares
&
McDowell
Remhcldt
Carr,
and
Aug.
principal underwriters
corporation's
agreed
4%.
over
$16,405,031
Annual
Shares
Blosser
1959
;
long-term
piincipally in the operation
bars and restaurants.
Underwriting Agreement
Statement, are as follows:
Registration
otiaus,
in
short-
shares.
adjoining
names
the
rose
by
29%
or
or
cents per share were
share.
Book
value
per
share
1960
and
share
883,888
this
the
in
that
18
company.
income
In
them
forth
set
and
972.
UNDERWRITERS—The
each
purchase
and
capitalization
months
to
bowling
engaged
taxes
four
used
in
earnings
after
be
,
convertible
with
totaling
million
before
number
Detroit,
7V\.:
.
contracts,
is
share
for
about
Income
share
value, at $8.75
par
to
,
545,000
corporation
EARNINGS—Pro
were
6%
value,
par
bowling
sidiaries
Co
$606,410
of .the
$6,822 220
sales
Net
190,
company's
.
stock
equipment
15-year
stock,
BUSINESS—The
cf
common
Development
histoiy
year
Year Ended December 31—
good
the
last
during
in
motel
,
B.
of
risers
$1
Haveg
of
will
saie
of
48-point
a
79
Directors Approve $61
—.
^
.
directors approved plans, for a $G1 million issue of
share's in June, William V. Kahler, President, said in a
stockholders
to
one
the
March
on
sales
below.—V.
Corp.
loans.
J.
.
stages
a
2712.
p.
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect
75,000
announced
r
held, at the time of issue.
American
Telephone &_ Telegraph Co. controls Illinois Bell through ownership ot
99.3%
of its common stock. "
MMM
-.7'
The executive said the proceeds will be used to help finance Illinois
Bell's, construction program.
In addition, he noted temporary borrow¬
longer-term
group headed by Straus, Blosser & Mc¬
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
the
exceeding
per
Houdaille
said,
of
be
Net
1
company's
Mr.
of
Hamilton
.
totaled
entirely
from
have
in
year
$1.25
choral
the
of
P.
Co.
Telephone
Offering—
common
letter
92,348),
$18.22.
about
Number
caused
facilities
have
of
shares.
was
to
to
warehouse
adversely af¬
during January
$2,426,050,
publicly on March
cf the company's common
stock, $1
per share.
of
of
,
record
was
conditions
offered
to
This
A
•
weather
resulting
year."—V.
underwriting
bank
class
(83,030
".'..J
'
\
manufactures automatic home laundry equipment;, drafting,
dental,- surgical, printing, library and laboratory .equipment.: Late in
1959, the company acquired a line of folding cafeteria tables,
months-
Great Lakes Bowling Corp.—Common Stock Offered—
Michigan,
Million
shares/proposes te sell
two officers, Anthony R. Tyrone and David
37,030 and 13,000 snares res;eeti,-ely, of their
and 18,104 shares.
«
increase
an
$1
000,
install
136,523
owns
Cheirman
Beard
.Hamilton
of
resources
'
term
other
.
Graham-Paige Corp.—Merger—
Dowell
prospectus
other
Edward
earnings
$17.06
holding
to
An
Tne
dividends
from
Beach
Mo.
'
See
George,
who
63,014
all-time
Net
reported.
chief
fiscal
the
date
recovering
the
of
in
profits
to
the
2 393.715
on
in
made
Glidden
chance
Net
marketing
costs
growth,"
N.
were $34,006,104, an increase of
exceeded
1956,
the .previous high,
an
.
$94,136 505
$92,507,156
months
on
expenses
in
gains
sir
based
based
administrative
vestments
the
period.
share
a
"The
of
Prospects
year.,
strike
share
common
four
and
Illinois Bell
the
six.
officers),- whose
ot
lists
49.26%
owtt
The
selling
are
record
a
and
personal
insurance
g;.,,,
income
Huber
;Sales
Birmingham.
total
and
Februaiy.
Net
officials
stock.
B
ings to
of
totaled
company
previous
by
class
Hamilton Manufacturing Co.—Earnings-
%
Extra
and
1005.
Dwight P. Joyce, Chairman.and President,
curing the first half of the current fiscal
end
Stockes,
holdings
the
firm,
expansion
new
and
Fort
Okla.,
personal
of
797
pp.
just
Montgomery
Cahokia, 111.
;,
fected
$133,000
management
the
(including
Walter
E.
J.
discounts
have
personal
Miss.,
and
finance,
a
net
of
company's
and
50,030
Co.—Earnings—
sales
to
of
and
Net
other
of
stockholders
667,053,
company
Ardmore
$118,000,030.—V.
Glidden
and
82.89%
James
operations.
time,
and
and
framework
the
which
companies,
consumer,
offer
they
loan
General Contract
company,
that
dealer,
Biloxi
at
Ann's
Tampa.
have
and
same
offices
Ala.,
addition
in
and 87,448 shares of class
of 5%
debentures. vHarold
102,268),
assets
through
company
share
f 'nd:
mutual
President.
the effective date of the acquisition, Hydrocarbon
additional well and: has produced in the first 15
days
an
some 8,000 barrels from this
150 acre lease. The oil is beiiw '
from the prolific Blue Sand at a shallow depth. This lease
has just recently been developed and
within the last six months has
produced and sold to Ashland Oil & Refining Co. in excess of 110,000
barrels of oil at $2 60 per barrel gross. The property and equipment'
thereon
were
acquired by Hydrocarbon Chemicals for $280,000. —V.
186, p. 2852.
,
'
■
'• - -
.
emphasized
also
thrift
loan
;
Topeka
one
$1,030,000
and
President
B-rt'lcw
nts.
mc
.
approximately
has
company
and]
produced
aggregate 517,674 class. A and 80,648 class B s aves.. Tne
three larg-sc blocks of class A shares are bei g sold by Huber <69,000
of
103,417 .;shares held); Louis L. Coover, Vice-President
<80,033 o.
$3,2li,C03.
each
March
of
and- investment
open-end
diversified
a
,
734]
126
Belmont,
N.
drilled
new
$783,000.
ceDartments,
,
of
Wichita
totalling
Inc
own
rSince. March T,
has
holdings
facili.ie
in
stock
President,
A
selling
company, which has two offices in that
of 2.7 shares of GCFC common slock for
exchange
the
and
S3.793,003,
increase
Paul
public offering
be supplied by
the exclusive distributor of
Funds,
officials
Hydrocarbon Chemicals, Inc. has purchased a 100%, working interest]
12
producing wells located in Taylor County, Ky., according to I
in
of underwriters
to
are
management
of the outstanding stock, of which 49.138 shares
Milton R. Cohen, and Harry S. Schwartz, President
Vice-President, respectively—V. 188, p. 1926.
by
outstanding 779,974 shares of class. A
Hubr,
announced
was
the Wichita
acquired
share
one
of
1953,
underwriting-terms
'0UIJ j
Hydrocarbon Chemicals Inc.—Acquires—
SEC—
With
Corp.—Registers
v
(51.8% )
owned
Executive
;
,
Management
HamiLon
It
company now operates 61 finance and person: 1 loan o.fices, and
six thrift
departments in 10 states and 36 cities of t.:e middlewest
and south,
compared in 37 finance and personal lean offices at the
of
1219.
p.
Management is
to
Co.
Plan
l-.c
beginning
and
Hamilton
i .esideni.
iEurtelow.
191,
prospectus,
the
to
According
shares
are
n
re.e.niy
Morris
aoptka,
.
amendment.
'
General Contract Finance Corp.—Acquisitions—
General
of
1956.—V.
price
in
use
'
engaged
offered for public sale through a group
headed by Kidder, Peabcdy & Co.
The
1831.
p.
••
•'.
loans,
of
learning
a
is
Y,
c<
cover-
.
corporation of 777 Grant Street, Denver, filed a
registration statement with the SEC on March 21, 1960,
covering 320,0.90 shares of class A common stock, to be
process
forward
carry
mechanical
a
is
company
Inc.,
fco\ernmen.al organizations.—V.
'
y-
wording
Learning
involving
industrial and
lac,,
Systems,
lor
Auonie
others.
to
company
^Hamilton
of additional laboratory and production equip¬
Additional' developmental' engineering and sales prohandling equipment,* $80,000 for investment in
Learning
covering 132,962 shares cu
1956 agreement with L-at-
I960,
18.
January,
a
This
SoO.OOO
for
Sj.57,85 i
terming
in
materials
oi
With SEC—
in the manufacture and marketing of
products for zerographic and photocopy reproduction and for photo¬
graphic use.. Zerography is a dry electric process which: creates images
and permits their reproduction on ordinary, unsensitlzed paper or othermaterials. Certain processes were acquired from Bat.elle Development
designing and making products and equipment in
the
information
handling field. David K. Susie.n, President and Boaid Chairman, owns
181,200 shar.s (35.3% > of its outstanding stock and Phyllis Sustein,
79,000 (15.o% >.
Net proceeds of the sale of additional stock will be
r.ioticn
shares
The
and
areas.
the
all
concerned
introduction of new ideas and
advanced techniques in electronics, in the physical, mathematical and
managerial sciences, and in the design of systems to satisfy significant
functional
exploration
Under
n
*
Organized in 1941. the company is_ engaged primarily in the manu- I
of hydraulic, pneumatic ana -fiiel valves, .brake controls Z
well as Servo control actuators and ot.ier related products for guidw
missiles, rocket engines, and aircra t
(including helicopters), it now
has outstanding 244,760 shares of common- stock and certain indebted,
ness.
Net proceeds of a'oout $521,500 from the sale of the debenture
will be applied as follows: $175,000 for capital equipment, raw material
and
to
finance
work-in-process;and finished products for p0\Vertronics Systems, Inc., ar subsidiary engaged in lesearch and develou I
meat of a new line
of products such as voltage regulators and real 1
ulated power supplies; $225,000 to be used for similar purposes with]
respect to the operations of Electro Powerpacs, Inc., a subsidiary en-I
gaged in the design and production of phonographic and emervencv I
lighting equipment; $100,000 for reduction of a portion of a $200000]
bank loan; and the balance for general corporate purposes.
'
j
"V
*
.
possible conversion of options.
for
reserved
shares
Rochester, N. Y., filed a registration
March
on
" V
i
facture
April 1,
obligated
to issue during the period April 1, 1961 through April 1, 1966, up t0>
an
additicnal
117,656
shares.
Upon receipt of the 'shares, Battelle
Development will- transfer 40%
thereof "to Chester F.
Carlson, Oi
Rochester, N. Y., who has indicated he might then transfer, some or
agreed to sell to the underwriters at five cents each, five-year warrants
for the
SEC
stock.
'
.;
:
>
t
The^
Development Corp., Columbus, Ohio, Haloid Xerox on
1960, will issue 15,206 shares to Battelle Development and is
share
by Harrison & Co., which
share. The company also
per
the
'
m
r
.
^
ui
wva "
_
r
___,
^ ,.*>»•«
nviin
$600,000. of biu18..v'With \varl
w««
ants to nurahasq" 150,000 common^liare: for eacli $1,000
debenture
to be o.fercd for public saie at
100
of tne Principal amount of til
of the
debentures through, an underwriting »roup headed by Aetna Securit
icuritie
->ich Co.
The underwriting commission is to be 0'
Corp. and D. Glei
registration statement also includes 30,000 common shares owneri
bv
by four officers 01 tne company (but not now being offered) and 145
of the
143
telle
common
per
with
common
par
6 Haloid St..
Inc.,
statement
$1.25
General
This
•'
~
Sbuu.uuu-
lip:
ing
Arch Scurlock, a co-founder ox
President.; Tne , principal s.cllv<10.52% ), First and Ou en*
Co.
190, p. 1928.
i
__
Riggs National Bank of yvA.n& Redpat-.v* (6 39-%
bsutiock
<4:63% ), and American oecaruy aau
Lemon &
a
•
Corp.
Haloid Xerox, Inc.—Registers
.
2905.
p.
Research
"Corporation, M0 Pine Court, New Roc'ielle
registraticn
on Mareh ^j., i960
21,
regisw.«v»ux» statement with the SEC
nuKAvriiQiiiod
riAhonturAc
A
Hvdra-Fower
filed
ed
Alexandria <10.52% I,
<7.52% >, Auchincloss, Parker
<5.62% i,t Johnston,
corporation manufactures tubes, ducts and associated products
in
a
variety of sizes,
shapes and materials to meet air, liquid or
materials handling requirements for general industry and
the armed
187,
n
.
Bank,
ingtor.
M.;;'-"
This
services—V.
Investmem Ac. of 19.58.
be
prospectus lists
Corporation,
as
Atlantic
are
National
will
issue
Research
holders
ones
this
company's
Atlantic
program
new
of
Corp.—Registers Debentures—
Hydra-Power
fava
company: and
investment
registered
a
added to other general Mnd^
company
and will be used to finance the company s principal srn^h
business
investment
company
activities of providing equity.
.
.
long-term fanris, and management services to scientific and inaustiui.
small business concerns in the greater Washington area.
•
f
proceeds
caiif.
Commenting
is
Washington
licensee under the Small Business
Federal
Financial-Chronicle28, I960
Monday, March
Commercial and
The
$0.09
and
end
of
1959
based
each
tLoss
'
This
year
Atwood
since
Electronics
company
ended
it
iactures
Inc.—Annual
reported
Jan. .31,
i960,
record
it
sales
was
Report—
disclosed
Jr., President,- in the
company's
became publicly-owned late last
a
wide
line
f'sc^
and
earnings during the
on
March 11 by Horace
first
year.
annual report
The company
issU-e.
of commercial
and
military products, inclUdin..
megaphones, paging systems, amplifiers and test equipment<tr-oinv,i?C1™se °f 1027' in sales carried total dollar volume UP
$<814,4.
This
compares
with- sales
of
$387,162
in
the pr.eceicm*
fiscal
year.
At
the
same
time,
net. income
rose
69%'
to S3o,
;
power
In
ino
stal
.
The Commercial
.
and Financial
Chronicle
per share on the average number of shares outpreceding fiscal year, the company showed I net in18 cents per share on the number of shares then
' The year just closed was .the .most satisfactory in the
iing'
Laboratory
the
$22 605
come
.
cents
22
m
i
eq
Number 5937
191
Volume
This
or
'ii
even
show
: >. '
'.. >'•
•
.
backlog,
op
daexson
.
cents).—V. 190," p. 2143. '/V ' ' !
jO
below'.—V. 190,
lians-Jeff Chemical, Corp.'
p.
Exchange Cdmmission—
of
-;
The
vast
A
by D. S.
Kennedy &
in
paraboloid
a
ment
reflector
to
up
in
feet
60
wavelength.
cash
must
than
The
one-half
basis
these
surface
of
axis
will,
shape with
Some
to
pool
a
well
spinning
force
reflector
gravity,
dependent upon the
from
greater
efficiency
and
the
reception
practical.—V.
191,
by
of
about
in
the
Copper
higher
of
effective
Feb.
on
from
at
time
the
prevailing
the
pay
of
Securities
b.v
of
only
each
Ltd.
made
options
reserved
contained
shares
Ltd.
from
said
to
sale
each
by
initial
the
Ltd.
Frobisher
Amending
acquisition
for
an
by
^
J
its
plant
at
whose
College
annual
Point,
factured industrial electrical
transformers.
Principal
K'l
cash
of
volume
is
for
and
are
over
years
utility
public
Mr
embarked
this
at
is
has
leading
a
part.
'
manufactured
producer
-
,
B
,
.
Kropp Forge Co.—Earnings—
company:
;
HI.,
50 for the
year
six
its
wholly
March
months
the
ttaymond
'
and
on
company
B.
Kropp,
4
ended
reported
/,.cent per share
as
loss
on the
compared with
loss
a
of
1960.
31,
of
$108,893.
the
said
1.209 999
Kropp Steel Co.,
after taxes, of
For the same period
earnings
shares
9
cents
were
equivalent
common stock
per share a year
of
out-ago.
the company
for
<
the
six
account
two
Motor
sons,
and
the
miles
common
serving
Missouri,
nature
of
for
Summit
company
of
the
GIVING
common
ment.
'
.
incurred
' ;
,
net
in
;
BUSINESS—The
"Of
and
In
roll
the
shareholders
to
with net
"ales
net
earnings
$4M °W.'
were
up
Latrobe Steel President,
of
of
oparating
$740,605 or $1.06 per share
v:
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
EFFECT
Authorized
$1,065,975
Outstanding
,
4 Va%
other
and
payable
January,
i';.
to
in
$2,173,342
notes,
install¬
490,202
19G7_i
V:
stock
($1
The
par)
stock
shares
219,203 shs.
for conversion
shares
of clars
B
c
m-
options to certain key em¬
authorized and unissued
grant
to
65,230
481,^0p,shs.
233,600 shs.
;
reserved
are
intends
to
up
par)_v
:0
*1,000,000 shs.
—-
($1
company
purchase
rentals
of
leased
on
terminals aggregated
v;
approximately $148,030.
has commitments from The Liberty National Lank and
City for (1) a $1,000,000 five-year term lmn,
Oklahoma
of
the purchase of new
stock offered
the
named
persons
equipment.
following respective numbers of shares of the
purchased by the underwriters named below
were
stockholders
selling
as
under
capition
the
Stockholders'':
10,100
10,100
Co.
—3,000
McDonald & Co
3,500
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
3,000
Mid-South Securities Co.—
1,800
The Milwaukee Co.——
3,000
Mullaney, Wells & Co
1,830
Newhard, Cook <te Co.
3,500
Norris & Hirshberg, Inc.—
1,800
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis
^
6,500
A.
C.
5,000
Allyn & Co., Inc.—
Bache & Co
5,000
Baker, ,-Simonds & Co.
Inc.
Eichler & Co.—
Bateman,
3,000
2,500
Boenning & Co.1,800
Courts
&
Francis
Dillon,
Securities
J.
Inc.
Company,
duPont & Co
I.
Eas;man
R.
3,000
Co.——,
&
Dittmar
5,003
—
Southeastern
Fuller
D.
S.
Gocdbody
Corp.-
1,800
&
5,000
5,000
White, Weld & Co. Inc
6,500
Space
—V.
Inc.—
Co.
191,
Leeds
—
1007.
p.
Northrup
&
3,500
1,800
2,500
Walston & Co., Inc.——
3,000
2,500
3,000
2,500
Brothers
Mr.
"'. "
3,500
Inc.
3,000
Lane,
Corp.
Lehman
Icwi
Co.,
6,500
5,000
Co
&
Johnson,
1,800
—6,500
Fay,
Hutton
F.
The
3,000
3,500
Rotan, Mosle & Co
Rowles, Winston & Co.—_
Russ & Co., Inc.—
—
Shearson, Hammill & Co.—
Stern Brothers & Co
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
Stroud & Co., Inc.———
G. H. Walker <Si Co.
Marache & Co._
Inc
Hornblower & WeeksHooker
Christen-
&
Inc.
Prescott, Shepard & Co.,
Inc. l
—
—
The Robinson-Humphrey
1,800
—_
Co
&
Granbery,
sen,
2,500
Co
Co
&
Writer
Peters,
6.500
3,000
Inc
Cleveland
First
3,000
Union
Co
&
Edwards,
First
5,000
3,000
3,500
3 530
Co.—Acquisition—
completed the purchase of one of its longtime
suppliers,
Thomas
S.
Gassner
Co.,
Inc. and its o 1 filiate.
H. D.
Dougherty & Co
of Philadelphia.
This
has
company
,
Gassner
The
for
of
one
makes
while
H.
metal products and has annual sales
Dougherty has been a selling company
sheet
D.
lines.
specialty
its
will
L&N
firm
$500,000.
about
of
reoresented on the board
be
of directors of the
companies
Reynolds Jr. and L. A. Blake, who will serve as Chairman
respectively. The third board member will be Charles
J. McKee, who remains as President of both companies.
I. Melville Stein, L&N
President, stated that the Gassner company
will continue to operate independently with its present persmnel and
management,
and will continue to serve its present customers.—V.
H.
A
and
bag
stock
Secretary,
191-
of the following products:
and children s hosiery,
:'.tr
McCourtney-Breckenridgc &
Shillmglaw, Bolger & Co.__
*
•!;
Shares
Co._„______
Eberstadt &
F.
price is
P-
103
j
Liberty
Loan
Corp.—Private
„
.
Placement—This
com¬
through Blyth & Co., Inc., has arranged to place
privately, $13,150,000 of 5%% senior notes due March 1,
1975, it was announced on March 22.
Of the above,
$11,150,000 principal amount has been delivered and the
balance will be delivered on June 3, I960.—V. 191, p. 1113.
pany,
_
told the shareholders that
the company's record year was due to the strong business conditions
Slich prevailed during most ot the year and uninterrupted operation
at
a
high rate" of capacity
during the long period of the steel
strike which idled the tonnage mills of the steel industry.
Earnings per share in
1959 equaled $4.04, in comparison to $1.04
pnvned
ner
share in 1958.
Cash dividends of $818,812, equal to $1.65
ner share
were paid during the year, compared to a $281,691 (65
per share! and a 3«.
stock dividend ($299,658) d.stnhution
the
preceding year. The 1959 earnings were computed on 508,669 shares
Saxman,
of
with
compares
Shares
on
4'"Jeai histoiy
income
GIVING
s( including
company
"Selling
221,400 shs.
66,300 shs.
agent
net earnings of $2 053,000.
$17,937,000 reported for 1958, and
$1,589,000 from the preceding years net of
This
revenue
700,400 shares
$1.59 on
or
stocks.
net
operating
reported
$1,114,011,
stock.
Co.
from
wholly-owned subsidiaries aie
its
and
1,300
',
company
of
common
UNDERWRITING—The
by
sales of $28,513,000 and
up
59%
from the
were
".
proceeds of which are to be used for the contemplated purchase of
Fast' Freight, Inc.; and
(2)
a
$1,000,000 line of credit to
The
in its 1959 report
to
interchange
additional commission stations.
..
ort year):
common
1959
finance
'
of. tool, die and specialty steels,
said the year was the best in
B
Clement A. Evans & Co., Inc.
Steel Co.—Earnings—
producer
through
Summit
peanuts, and various other food items, and
cases,
and miscellaneous
white good items
Latrcbe
income
5'/a.%,
to
to
The
bread,
This
the
1959
which 219,200
Trust
also for sheets
billow
m the textile
field; cellophane bags for potato chips, pretzels, candies, meats
fresh
produce, aiid a limited number of hard goods items.—V. 190, p. 103.
for
Colo¬
Texas,
provides service
Pittsburgh,
mortgage
to
L
common
Outstanding
lingerie, ) blouses," etc., furnished both in envelope,
stock form; Cellophane, vitafilm, and polyethylene roll
States
stocks;
common
"underwear
¬
operate; over
Oklahoma,
It also
payable monthly to June, 1964
ployees
proceeds will be used for retirement of in¬
connection with purchase of additional equip-
its
cieot
stock.
mon
would be profitable.
TO PRESENT FINANCING
and
com
an
purchase obligations,
,
Class
Boston, Mass., is transfer
stock.—V. 190, p. 2242.
corporation
and
class
within
Common
EFFECT
engaged in the manufacture and converting
Flexible
packaging for
men's, women's,
the
-
ments
'
Corp.—Securities Offered—This company
of
to
$12,896,198
4Va%
publicly offered 17,647 shares of
debtedness
-
of
'Common
1959.
500,000 shs.
250,000 shs.
and
familv.
carriers.
motor
1958.
7%
increase
stock (10c par)
stock (lc par)
Chairman
President, and
The Lee
the
1,000 pieces of rolling equipment and employs nearly
and
Terminal
sale of the securities offered
Bank-State Street Trust Co.,
Lee,
Lee,
E.
The company
in
United
■■■;,
•due
incorporated under the laws of the
The corporation proposes to en¬
was
26,
Aug.
Akron
over
Equip,
estimated that the corporation will have
to
W.
of
Inc., Oklahoma City, together
Sooner Freight Lines, is among the
carriers
of general commodities
in
Way operates 31 terminals and 31
Long-term
including $25,000 borrowed from the
to
cover
opening and operating
as
heat,' lignt, insurance, salaries
r.'.dit-ons to inventory and equipment,
used
headed
group
Fast
CAPITALIZATION
such
will be
R.
communities
742
with connecting
commenced
common
equipment,
'•
of
Robert
members
Illinois and I' diana.
sections
$15,460,532 and net
1A13
No.
shares
798.
p.
Freight,
subsidiary,
motor
other
of
owns
that
1960,.will be offered to the public. The offering
per share. No underwriting is involved.
profit,
month period totalled $6,M
iran inc?'ease of $652,120 over the $5,348,153 reported in 1959.
ea
kropp cited as a principal reason for the improved sales and
m„„
lgs Picture a plant modernization program designed to cut
uuacturing costs and, at the same time, increase production.
adciecJ that
prospects for the balance of the current fiscal year
aptl
imProved due to the recent acquisition - of approximately 500
frn Ve
steel forging dies, as well as numerous foraing customers,
thp rGrip MfS- Co-. Oshkosh, Wis., and a major contract from
fi-Qii
ane Co-- Chicago, which recently discontinued its forging opeiations.—v. 183, p. 3011. '
•
oon
0'7->Sa'es
Jan.
a
President,
Colonial
to
:
net.
a
th2
his
southwestern United States.
EARNINGS—For
$17
subsidiary,
owned
reported
in¬
its class B non¬
$5). The offering is initially
being made to the shareholders of the corporation, each
shareholder being entitled to purchase a portion of the
"shares offered, which portion is the same as his present
'percentage by ownership of the corporation. Shares
which were not purchased by shareholders by March 25,
and
West Germany. Standard Coil produces tuners for the television
o„,iUS«
and other electronic products at plants at Melrose Park
and
Aurora, 111.—v. 190, p. 1524. h
Y
{.J0™'
an
to
on
PROCEEDS—The
1928
Way
Way has entered
and
Lee
It
heading
of the proceeds of the
balance
common
Feb. 27
Rich-
flight
..
in
voting common stock (par
manu¬
companies.
<
ast
It is
class A common
the
for
$1,000,000,
has
p,r 'banned aircraft and space and missile svstems., Plants are at
Tn l
St and Syosset, N. Y., and Glendale, Calif. Kollsman Luftfahrte
•iiiKUwent'- G-'b-b-H., a recently-formed subsidiary, operates at Muc.
the
that such manufacturing
Second
-^
,
on
the
A
Class
rectifiers and
instruments "since
aircraft
precision
cost
Authorized
'
of
stock
to the indebtedness of the. corporation to the Sanford
proceeds will next be applied) in conjunction with cash
Delaware
of
Class
instruments.
The company
has
expanded in recent years into allied areas, making systems
and
s ound
support
equipment and* automatic Astro Guidance Systems
t
The
CAPITALIZATION
operated under its own name as a wholly-owned
Kollsman, Mr. Burke added.
said
that. both
Kollsman,
and
its
parent
company,
Coil
Products
Co.
Inc.,
of
which
he
is
President, have
on
programs
of
expansion
and
diversification,
of which
acquisition
a
pay¬
corpora¬
preparing
,
Any
appears
of
Kollsman
is
in
items
191,
agreement to purchase all of the outstanding
Freight. Inc. subject to authorization by the
operate Summit under temporary authority of
the ICC on March 1. Summit operates over 1,932 route miles i"» Illinois,
Indiana, Ohio and Pennsylvania and has irregular route authority iii
portions of Pennsylvania, West Virginia and New York. It has terminal
facilities in 11 communities including Chicago, St. Louis, Indianapolis;
ICC
manufacture, distribution and sale of aircraft. It is pos¬
sible that from time to time the corporation may also engage in
a
limited amount
of subcontract work and other manufacturing it it
Burke
standard
Lee
stock
revenue
to
unissued
but
underwriting
an
Vice-President,
wholly-owned
arrangements
about $1,000 to the payment of the balance
purchase price, remaining indebtedness and other expenses re¬
to
above, in such priorities as the needs of the business may
in
gage
^on-Allen will be
-subsidiary
the
for
company,
interstate
from
and
E.
equipment, mainly silicon
customers
its
Kansas,
of $10,COO for machinery end equipment and $25,000,
sums
already spent for the purpose, for sethng up
to
Lassiter
now
18
the
is
was
sold
were
the
of
rado,
obtained
were
L-o.,
BUSINESS—The
State
was
I.,
L.
shares
route
existing inventories In
an
estimated amount of $57,000, to carry labor and indirect costs in
finished
goods, which may run to $30,000, and to provide adequate
reserves
of working capital.
If ail the securities offered are sold it is
estimated that such balance will amount to approximately $163,000.
Corp. of Richardson-Allen
announced on March
Instrument
amount
stotK
me
8,517
contract
provided
Certificate
under
the corporation,
advertising, and
amdunang
require.
Bur'cei Kollsman Board Chairman.
Richardson-Allen,
nas
Kollsman
undisclosed
of
shares by
that
purchase
Corp.
$10,000
Type
for
uJames
t>-
FAA
apphecl
the
KoIIsman Instrument Corp.—Acquires—
The
$164,350
was
16,400
with
and
,
with
and
corporation.
outlined
first $25,000
nand
en
issuance upon the exercise of outstanding rights evidenced
by stock purchase "C" warrants issued
by the company.—V. 191, p. 386.
corp.
indicate
assets
Aircrait
Amphibious.
Co.
shards
901,332
and
to
of
to
exercise
the
uoon
Agreement:
manufacture
shares
connection
authorized
60,000
15 by
E.berstadt
F.
BUSINESS—Lee
materials,
considerably In excess of the total purchase
ISSUE—T.ie
inventory,
x.ust
e
,
Trust
Exchange
she will
effect
the
by
THE
Colonial
expenses
The
win
as
for
in
was
operations,
purchased by Standard
be
purchased
OF
addition
in
Esther
sale
by
of
principal stockholders.—V.
by
March
by
Stanley Lee,
The loans"totaling $51,000,
thereof
and
rates
commission
are
Stock
Toronto
of
sales
paid $100,000 and has issued the stock
price.
The remaining $41,800 is payable
in
oh an individual basis,
family will continue to own 75% of the outstanding stock
after completion of this sale.
; .
;
;'V
pending'receipt of funds from public financing. Included in the equip¬
so
acquired was a Skimmer C-2, Serrl No. Ill, now being used
experimental purposes-, purchased from Amphibious Aircraft, Inc., a
corporation owned by John F. Strayer, for $10,000 (of which $7,000
was
represented by a purchase money mortgage), which was 'the cost
Offered—
shares
offering
be sold
pany
tools,
and
for
pursuant to an Amending Agree¬
shares which may be purchased
500,000
Ltd.
the
such
jigs
are
a
consulted
acquired
and-wages',
according
owned
are
offer
time
brokerage
1959;
in
the
at
Frobisher
14,
Securities
will
through
or
200,000
sha.res
100,000
the
$77,550
.in11
of
Ltd.—Securities
who
price
seller's
sale;
from
Dec.
Standard
on
market
customary
the time
ment
to Time
The
M.
ment
25, 1960.
According to the prospectus,
Buchinan, of Brooklyn, N. Y.,
the
on
founder
assets
frequently
growth."
for
& Co. and Shillinglaw, Bolger
priced at $14.50 per share. This
is the first public offering of the company's stock. This
offering was oversubscribed and the books closed.
oversubscribed
was
and
products.
of this year (1960) the company authorized a 2-for-l
the shares outstanding and now has filed with SEC a
on
for
uo.
o£
,
Colonial
and
expenses
frequencies
radio
of
assets
$8,000.
statement covering 1,701,332 shares of
company's capital stock (par value $1 Canadian) .be¬
came
offering
has
purchase
-
previously
.
The registration
this
split
56,000 to
jointly
and related materials.
"Acquisition of Assets" im¬
mediately preceding, $11,800, subject to possible adjustment, remains
due on the purchase price.
In addition to this amount the corporation
owes
approximately $59,000, including $35,000 secured by the assets
acquired from Colonial, $7,000 secured by other assets, $9,000 repre¬
sented
by unsecured notes, and accounts, payable in the vicinity of
As
sur¬
power
'
.nature, of
and
605.
p.
Cobalt
Offered
The
—
purchase price for the Colonial
the
PURPOSE
the spin.
of
subject to
beuig pa'id
ferred
Kilembe
Stock
between the cor¬
of the gross pur¬
chase
price of $a64 350
(represented
bv $141,800 in
cash and the
balance in class' A common s ock) $46 800 was allocated
to items in
-
vertical
a
are
.
poration
paraboloidal
a
technique,
of
radio
use
much
of
parabola
phenomena:
speed
the
in
v
within
price
greater
Kennedy
assume
soincasting
2618.
Jan. 22 commenced
on
anil
plans to spend
expansion to in¬
Lee Way Motor Freight, Inc.—Secondary Offering—A
secondary offering of 175,100 shares of this carrier was
shares,
common
190, p.
A Common
company
an
542,112
11.8%.—V.
November
in
declared
the
improvements
new
people.
inch.
an
natural
a
This
ASSETS
The corporation
Records
achieved
or
true
a
horizontally
and
benefits
are
is
now
liquid
focal length
a
transmission
as
than
of
from
comes
centrifugal
expected
Rowland,
of
curve
inch or three-eighths of
spincasting ^technique used
requirements
under
ths
from,
for
offered
outstanding
own
and
offering of
subscription by stock¬
covering
purpose.
v
diameter
an
the
of
passing
deviate
1960
stock
request
of
Cleveland,
parabola by more than one-sixteenth of a radio
the paraboloid that is to be rsed at a few hundred
net
be
ex¬
filing
plant
on
problem,
position
February
90: days; after Oct. 22, 1959.
The balance is subject to
deductionfor ' any
deficiencies in the assets delivered and, in the
opinion
of
the * management
of
the
corporation,
is
ample
for
the
the
;
to
account* of
a
Thus,
megacycles
more
of
be
has
now
officials
basis.
OF
•
pyramiding cost increases.
J. Rowland, Chief of Kennedy's radio
frequency engineeringsection
explained
t^at
one
design 'criterion,''imposed by
electronic
engineers is that reflector surface accuracy should not deviate from
curve
will
April
able $141,800 in cash and the balance
by 8,200
tion's class A common stock (since increased to
Howard
ideal
it will
the
including FAA Type Certificate
agreed that the materials delivered will be
produce- and equip at least seven complete aircraft except
and propellers, and to supply any deficiencies therein.
agreed
split).
without
the
that
contemplates
.Cqipnjai..has'
engines
feThe
Co.
antennas
which
in
it
iirst and second mortgage securing a bank
and the balance due on the
purchase contract, and the used air¬
craft .included -in the acquired
inventory is subject to a chattel mort¬
gage securing a. note payable.
broadening of
the company
of
believes
company
and
best
the
In
loan
of Cohasset, Mass., should contribute greatly
frequency limits in radio transmission and re¬
believes.
Achieved without the previous expense sacrifice
experienced in close
tolerance paraboloids,
the Kennedy method will permit the' develop¬
the
to
ception,
loans;
customers'
in
military
capital in the near future to finance
Gould, of Salem, Mass.,
Tiiese assets
'
be used for working capital....
Kennedy & Co.—New Invention—
tolerance
other
the central and
for
10 filed a letter of notification with the
of common stock (par 10 cents> to be
through Morris Cohoh & Co., New-York, N. Y.
improvement-of
and
leading
1A13.
sufficient
shares
proceeds are to
(D. S.)
tackle
aviation
distribation.-of the Skimmer Amphibian,
March
on
100,000
debentures
of
$1,000,000
that
industry,"-Mr. Saxman said, "speeds and stresses in
machined parts are increasing and special purpose alloy steels are in
the best position to solve
the problems created.
This company hab
the proper balance of size,
metallurgical talent, and a willingness to
$20
at
company
dividend
stock
1960.
stockholders
capacity for present and
Np.
Corp., Burbank, Calif.—Files With SEC-
$3 per share,
for
Aircraft Corp.—Class
ventory
corporation
the
conversion
inveritqries, .work - in-process, engineering drawings,
specialized.equipment and other assets related-to the
said
covering
equipment
bank
company
best-efforts
,
The
from
on
purchase
any announcement concering
future plans for1
LePage's would be made by the Papercraft Corp, In addition to manu¬
facturing facilities at Gloucester,
approximately 20. sales and mer¬
chandising personnel occupy leased quarters in Metuchen, New Jersey'.'
—V. 191, p. 1113. - ;
;..V\
'"'V.-
offered at
issue
5%
a
of
"Throughout
corporation has purchased from
Colonial Aircraft Corp. such of Colonial's assets as were associated with
its Skimmer program.,} Included in
the
'
.
SEC
purchase
for
of
excess
crease
redemption date.
statement
management
ACQUISITION
,
Kahr Bearing
to
the
new
reduce
.sxock,
The
Lake
a
.
& Johnson on March 14 announced. the sale of its LePage's
to the Paper craft Corp. of Pittsburgh,-'"Fa.,'--manufacturers of
gift wrappings'. LePage's makes a wide ljrie , of cellophane - tapes and
adhesives ior home and
office' use. The sale involves the LePage's
assets in the United States.
' "
'
•
.
The sale price was not disclosed, but Phillip'B. Hofm.enn, Chairman
of the Johnson
&. Johnson executive -committee,f described it as a
multi-million dollar transaction;, A simultaneous announcement was
made at 9 am, on
March,-'-14 in Gloucester, Mass., manufacturing
headquarters for LePage's, at a press conference, called by Josepn
M. Katz, President of Fapercraft.
Johnson & Johnson, which, purchased, the 73-year-old adhesives com-
1956.
in
issuable
and the books closed.
Johnson
in
covering
or
the public offering of
135,COO shares of class A common
(par 10 cents) at $3 per share as a speculation, on
Division
pany
18
issued
are
to
told
Saxman
Mr,
stock
•
Johnson—Sells Division—
Johnson &
March
on
prior
in January
Boston,
made
,
■
•
common
—Mann &
on .March 11 filed , a;, letter • of notification with
50,000 .'shares * of common stock (par $li to be
offered at $3.50 per snare, through Security Associates, .Inc., Winter.
Fark, Florida.
.
'J.,;' '
The proceeds
are to be ,hsed. for research, development, building
and working capital.,"
:
• .V
.
electronic
registration
which
*.
'
covering
SEC
of
to
holders.
corporation
The
the
new
Electronics, Inc., Casselberry, Fla.—Files With
Johnson
Securities and
agreed
reserved
before
or
According, to the prospectus, the
a, new
'
1938.
.
on
advantageous to -raise
and
Lake Sulphur Co.—Forms New Company—
Jefferson
See
has
shares
any
pansion
(par
'
SEC
shares
Avenue,
,e company's principal business is the research, development and
use..
shares; of its common stock
sale of 42,500
Curtis
share
converted
production
J
E
Plastics Manufacturing Corp.—Private Sale—
Yoiikers, N. Y., company on March 11 commenced the
nrivate
&
per
not
/.V: ' -
Sents/'-v. 191, p." 5.v;_
the
These
outstanding
Common
payable
Commonwealth
subordinated
said: "On the basis of present
$475,000, and- record sales activity, this fiscal yearbetter operating results, barring unexpected deveiop-
nkrussing
1079
stock.
common
of the additional working
hite in 1959.
the outlook, Mr. Atwood
efit.i
offering
at
Pv c Ohversum °r redemption of the outstanding 5 Va % convertible
debentures, due 1973, which are to be called for redemp¬
tion
in
May 1960.... An underwriting group headed
by Paine, Webber,
fiscal year should fully reflect the
capital obtained through the public
the current
during
Electronics, Inc.—Registers
located
^innna shares raUon statement with
ueg
/o,uuu
of
oat=,s ^3-year history.
COl^nprations
For
corporation,
7
(1323)
Lionel Corp.—Rights To
outboard
An
sold
in
an
it was
Lionel.
The
The
said
which
research and
with
the
rights to its design were
to Bundy Tubing Co. or
22 by Roy M.
the sale was not
in
profit for Lionel.
of an entirely new
Cohn, Chairman ox
disclosed, but Mi.
a
development
Innocente
stylists.
The
is
and
by Lionel Corp.
March
division
design,
over
was
developed by
the past two years, m
Italy, manufacturers of the
inotors, and Ghia Corp. of Torino, international automotive
collaboration
La^-bretta
on
involved
it represented
motor,
Lionel's
announced
amount
Invention—
development
all-cash transaction
Detroit,
Cohn
motor
Co.
of
Milan,
.
...
motor
will
be
manufactured
by
Bundy in
Italy.
Executives oi
'Y:vi
•'
both Bundy and Lionel have worked
there,
establishing production facilities
on
separately, to become effective. It must
by holders of two-thirds of the Madison /Square
Garden stock, who will also meet on April 6.
V J.■ r..;'
'
u
Graham-Paige stock, ;voting
also
*
The
motor, which utilizes a special electrical system, features a
high
specific horsepower and low specific fuel consumption.—V.
190, p. 2450.
(4)
tion
Nineteen-fifty-nine marked continued growth in revenues, net income
physical properties, the company told share owners in the annual
issued
report
for
the
the
first
1.
year
largest
gained
the
of
for
1958,
revenues
March
on
Revenues
above
11%
time,
'
and
'
Felt
$136,293,000, an
increase
of
12%
gain in LILCO's history.
Electric
$102,859,000, to pass the $100 million mark
of
revenues
$33,434,000
14%
were
1958.
:
no
will
shares
new
will
wiu
issued
be
in
be no
liu
uc
remains
Honorary
President
and
Mr.
team.
aiii,
ahead
m
V
fractional
shares
of
will
v
With
costs
held
$59,790,000.
As
the
share
a
•
The
of
10
struction
shares
sale
share
per
cents
and
earnings
share
per
LILCO's
despite
the
8%
an
in
to
the
in
& Northern
."" V:• •
"
_
The
ICC
railroad
of
carrier
line
a
March
on
of
its
of
railroad
Co., New York,
4
N.
approved
plan
assets
of
in
but
Clark
for
not
the
acquisition
Wash.
of
the
Railway Co.
133,
in
branch
line
Clark
order under the
an
ceeds
will
ment
of
V.
191,
be
used
for
$11,480,000
property
bank
of
additions
loans,
and
and
Lynch
1990.
Net
corporate
the
V
Net
Net
-
pay¬
purposes,—
calendar
'
1958
vs.
were
Will
shares
on
Freeman,
report
$2,550,000, an
When
the
Chairman
stated
not
the
the
of
1959
c$0.13
end
of
result
of
the
the
called
of
income
in
of
operations,
to
which
kind.—V.
any
supplies
190,
Macco
Corp.—Common
•
ration
Stock
Offered—A
stock
of this
offering
was
business
and
its
of
the
on
Pacific
-i;X*'X.
PROCEEDS—Net
real
in
proceeds
estate
recent
from
operations,
Paramount,
Calif.,
21,
1960,
Coast.
Since
1954
of
will
be
used
"in
increasing
The
N.
i
,
.to
sale,
of
Eastman
Union
&
Co.—
35,500
of
stock.—V.
&
&
J.
Crowell,
Weedon
&
Co.
Davis, Skaggs & Cff.___
First California Co.
Ryons &
McDonald & Co.
E.
Bateman,
Co._^_.
-7,000
F.
Hutton
&
7,000
7,000
Co._
Shields
&
Walston
Co
&
Co.,
Inc.T___
Dempsey-Tegeier. & Co—.
—V.
191,
,
Madison
Corp.,
which
March
.' and
,
are
17
(1)
come
owns
by
Rear
of the
Each
one
known
,
5,000
SUtro
&r
Garden
more
will
than 80%
John
(2)
as
merger
as
share
present
common
are
share
of
of
J,
of
present
share
of
merged
its stock,
Bergen,
;
surviving
X*
.
common
par
—V.
dend
will
r
•
Stock
.
r
<
dividing $20 by
; ,ferred
The
on
new
the
the -date
merger
who
vote
tion
on
•
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
,
'
'
1.000,000
preferred
question.
be
Graham-Paige
the
shares
of
'
be
companies
on
*
will
by
two-thirds
and
&
for
Baker'.&-Co..'...-
by
April
..
par
glv
frop'r the sale,,5'together with $2,500 000
6f pdmmntv stock this month to The
din
callable at
thq
the
of
sale
op
165
April
Broadway,
6,
.1960,
debentures,
receive
due
Oct.
S10
thri
Ur
sh¬
ad
in'
.
•
,r....,
.
of
.
coi
Ainount'
,
Amount
540,000
360,000
360.000
'
nnn
,4
—v.
.
ldl,"piC<ill4.^^ :i":I. y'\
.-
trs
90,000
eh
gi
,
Pi
,ten4ers.,
15,
1..
.
.
York
New
...
Dillon,% Union
Francis I. duPont & Co.
'Securities :& 'CoJ-v--- <$740;000
.Cpoley & Co.___r_
Equitable Securities Corp.
740,000
R,and & £0.
t>„
KT^vfVi
•HcUipmll, Noyi^. & Co.-r ;-630,000i?f Barret,/Fitch,
North &
Diqison & Cb', Jnot ,540^09
10,000
With
Maliufaeturiiigi -Inc.
Moiiairch^
1972,
on/4
^Registers With
•ChrbmissiOn—
"FYPhjinffA
Securities .and
cc
2c
■
t(
This
firm; of; Oakes Street .at Avenue B, San Angelo, Texas, filed a
OO
registration'statement
with tlie SEC on March 22
covering 58,337
SEC
"
.
of
shares
.
...
common
;
profits
from
1959
operations
7;.
totaled
••
/
•
remained
•
.
95. cents
"
...
improved
year
;
i
about
r-
-
as
a:;
supplied
>•»
I *'-7
'*
over-all
in
-
for
1959
-~•
Maule
pointed to a continuing program of
analysis on the one hand, and the
anticipated
prestressed division on the other.
,
Is
company
in the .construction
lil'e ,used
industrial
plants and homes.
the f
.
used
in
$248,000
McCulloch,
Executive
repaym^nt
fol
and
bank, loans
ap
Vice-President.
large backlog of orders," Mr. Ferre said.
a
"7:':';X:'/J;,..!-
Morse, Electro Products
The Commercial
agent
common stock (par
16% cents)
March 7 by Goldman, Sachs & Co. at
$75
-
^
V.
—
dealer's concession of $1 .;50
per sharef
a
be
of
proceeds ,of .the
cost
1298.
p.
1946/the
ceramic
of bank loans in the present
general corporate purposes. Part of the
well a^.about $i00,000 received on she
of
a
677; ndte, together/with ,other .available funds, w re used
in
plant, expansion and new construction costing about $275,030 at the
San Angelo plant, '• '"
"<■/
"X
:V."■
According to the prosnectus, 43.7-'% of the outstanding common stock
is
owned
bv R.
C.
Crabb.
Board
Chairman, and 31.4%
by H. E.
amount
:
Co^—Secondary Offering—A ; secondary of¬
on
will
stock
the
>
by amendqient.
engaged. in the manufacturing
of ..schools, hospital-*,
It now has outsta .ding
87,420 shares of common stock; 1,000.shares of $100 par 7% preferred
stock, and certain indebtedness. Nefc; proceeds of the sale of additional
in
sal? of
office, buildings,
v
compared
share
per
v
,v
lor-
j.The prospectus-lists' Rauseher. Pierc* & Co., Inc.. as
' /
-4 «,.,hic offering price and underwriting terms
..
bo
to
and
•
nonrecurring
$20,005,532,
Net
earnings of
share' in 1958.
.
•
from
to- be offered
are
holders thereof.
Organized
..
of which ,30,OOO 'Shards
-stock,
Public sale; ip; belialf srf the 'issuipg company; The remaining 28,337
shares are- now-.outstanding and; are 'to'^^be offered by the present
■
are
term
"CompinY^
indus?ry
.
and
-,
registrar
191, p. 9Q3. '/.
fpr j the
.
Telephone
ters Debentures—
'
-
bipo
'*
.Strfietur'Dertvcir':
uio^v,
-
io-
7
/.nvoHn/x
;-l
Xl
Co.—Regis-
Telegraph
&
-
-
14th
<»ith
stock
common
.
appointed t'ansfer
of
the corporation.
America, has been
^
.
■I
Corp.-^-Appointments—
of North
Bank
Mountain .States
.
■"
•
-
filed a registration
%iil40 000.000
of
ftate-
40-year de-
M0,shares ofi ttward^ rSt£ffCeeJdl 0f the sale of the-debentures will be applied
,iWr^tlng Co parent S!h°
es from. American Telephone & Talegrnph
pri^e and
* ' WhI-Ch are expectedincludmg property $91,003,000areat im¬
to approximate advances and fie
additions
wareh&g
Y-the
shares in additjon
additional stocJt
Louis arid
will
addltlonff
on
the
The
by
class
of
-time
for
and distrth,, "
ebtedness- Net proceeds
S/fS^Sj/Xpansion of wSaioS!e
hP
»
the
; V.
th!
?ac h!
191, p;
which
proceeds
generql
provements,
various Indeht ^ has outstanding 343 864
to
Middle South
and
Exchah*
.
^
......
%;X
Broadway, *N. y. C.
Middle
bod'u"edalinC°7a?t°ni
a' fu^Lre
'
treasury
for
furth1?d
mZ',
sS"
Wdding SUeTfnd
r?'11
'°mZn''TwJS °h"<° oi
he*d
M?LiSUbJ'ct-''of
balapc' win be
ii^^iuaiinu.i,
The
122Q.
.patent-owns
^
'
'
"
'
'
86.75%
t
'•
■
.
: of
•
the
.
-outstanding
%; X X'-
are USed
stock.—
in^SuIpended—1& Deyelopment Co.—Stock Offer-
,
Rm.11 i MlddIe South Utfith
a-L
w
See Farwest
Plywood Co.
abpve.lv..
183, p. U12.
X
.,
*™mSted personsrinanclng^ploposLn'f ^,Le,qUest aa,i order givina' in
until April 6V lgdo11?10" issUed hearing unon hi
stock
^
expecieu
received..Parent .-company
W-
Utilities, Inc.—Stock Hearing—
/common
are
are.
corporate.', purposes;
of
prospectus lists Robert E. Grote as President
and Poard Chair¬
Members of the, Grote
family own in the aggregate 265,064 shares
of the outstanding stock.—V. 178,
p. 53.
•"
The Securities
Graham6.
pwieiix,
H-, Walkei' & Co." The public tiffSr,
by amendmen?
g
X'
obtained
each
—V
"
be
Eastman
(77.2% _)
be
Graham-Paiget fire"•
of
shar
tio
10.000
years -ai e
be
an
believes. .He
already "has
financing
man.
be¬
-
approved
mon
by
regular redemption
special redemption price
—7—-...
Co.-i_'-_'__'-_—10,000
&
.'.Thayer,
out.
per
1930.
p.
:ties at St.
X
is
mort-
came
principal amounts set forth/ belqw:
Shares
LadPdh-JV36 »ffered for -Public saie throueh
of
The
will
with
preferred
issued
present,
""
Bioren
i
-
both
to
sale
.
approved
proposal
to
the
V\ r'
is
requ
^ nnn
•«,
,
1958.
^?riade,,,arL Inc.—'Offering Susp'd—
reSral?deiS' ^"PPl'a Securities ng of 1933 A
offelmflf" UndX theriiyVsuspendiAct Regulationwit-h
Y«, iw„t ,5 •™ °f purities by the following:
. /fe'flng of
clrai^"""!' Inc:- Hiaieah/Fm./'proposwi «•
<»*!& Moab, Utah, offetoring#
•
notification filed Nov *1*^^per
/.pursuant
"■■'■'re«Pect to publ"
exemPrions from
.
..
S
Minneapolis Moh'ne Co._E:lmings_ ; ; Z/ /
_Th s Jan. 29, i960, marking the iir*e (i
,company showed a net nrofo- ^
X-A.X -X-%if/
' ?8 ,n the three month-- *' 0rdermisleadingasserts that
hme,.,since, I95i; that earninp
®nd 'further;
earnings
jn the offer Ld sale „f °frtcartaln material facts, and that its uf .
sale
of stock
would
violate Section -17
(the «ntf.
.
ended
-
-
.
Ni
pare
on
won
priced at
1
■
should
Maule's
190,
common
preferred
merger
on
closing price
in
must
will
was
high
:
4,000
depends
closing price of the present
Exchange the day before the
issue
was
Corp.
first
r
This" company of 931
preferred
Paige stockholders,
actual number of
taxe.
two
were
bonds will
■*««-.
.
•
with
4 000
stock of Grahamautomatically be changed into one
share of 60 cent divi¬
stock without
par value of
the surviving
for the change in
corporalion.
par value, the* new
preferred stock will be
identical with the present
preferred.
(3) Each share of
Madison Square
Garden capital' stock,
those owned by
except
Graham-Paige, will be changed into
two shares of the
approximately
60-cent dividend
preferred s ock without
of
the
par
value
surviving corporation. "The
exact
number
of
preferred shares to be issued
Graham-Parie
for each share
of Garden stock
on
the
Paige
'
for-
cents
share, with
per
4,000
stock
,*
$10
40
sixty
made
was
the
1
6%
p.
pointed
Mi\ .Ferre
of
139,
4,000
announced
corporation,
net
RR.—Merger
Co., .parent company of Mississippi Power, will be used by
the;utility" company for, construction"'costs,' Which .are expected to aggregate $43,575,000 in 1960; '-"Vi
fering of 50,000 shares of
(Ret.), Chairman,
v
with
Merck
Graham-Paige
Both
state
BUSINESS—Mississippi Power is an operating electric utility company
FINANCING
providing'seiwice, to tfre .sopjtheaslBrn part of theS'.ate. including the
Outstandinecit.es of-Bilcki and Gulfportl Revenues'in-.1959 were $21,651,000 and
,
products
"This division
v.
"The
was
Graham-Paige.
Exchange.
Graham-Paige
the
it
USNR
of
reduction
growth
Except
•
sales
gross
fund, .filed a registration statement with
nd,
i960
covering 58,025 additional 'shares of
v
;
.7 * •
575
company's-earnings
underwriting
into
31%, and
There
new
received. from
be
to
.
$21,921,021, for
^Industries,
4,000
Co._x__—2—
of
follows:.
Graham-Paige Corp.
Each
be
187,
earnings
Ferre
Nineteen
4,000
Co.:
offst
Southern
1959 of $707,033 compared
the .company's- annual
report. released by
in
sales
group
Corp.
Admiral
&
The
1990.
99
5%s_.-. Those
PROCEEDS—Net '-proceeds
>
Industries, Inc.-—Earnings
Mr.
compare
Corp.—Merger—
Irving Mitchell Felt, President
listejd on the New York Stock
Terms
»
Square
with
of
4,000
.
poly
and
.
,
4,000
.Reeves
Graden
Co.—
1
__—
Daniel
606.
p.
Madison Square
:
Inc.
of
•
..
The
Net
4,000
7.000
21,
4.000
&
was
"
,
the
by the
volume.
»
(EST)
for 1958 in
Chairman Jose A. Ferre.
same,
5,000
Eichler
thai
per
ranging from 105% to 100% and at a
of 100%
plus, accrued interest in each' eiaBe.;^-;
corporation rencrted ret earnings for
items.
5,000
Richards & Co
Hooker & Fay,
Inc.—
Rauseher, Pierce <fc Co.,
7,000
7,000
—
Co._
Co
Hill
&
Co.
&
$28.17
1114.
p.
prices
mutual
March
on
Included
606.
(Inc.)
7,000
'
Shearson, Hammill
Barth
yea r
purchase 15
s
subordinated
296,049,
cost
Lester,
or
CI
of
capital
iarie
name
manufactured
its
of
Yor'f Trust Co.,
p.m.v
it/of 6i%
stock.—V.
Board
5.000
10,000
Hayden, Stone & Co.__
Hemphill, Noyes «fe Co.—-
<
with
&
35,500
Co.——
.pan J
.
-
.Securities
of
interest.
REDEMPTION—The
of
-
the
p.
Co.
Curtis
Bache ;&
corporate
40%
^
to
15,000-
Bank.New
to
191,
.
Inc., 100.205.
Com¬
•VBoepning & Co.-%i;jl^__-_x_
Sacramento
SEC
This
191,
10,000
Dillon,
the
in
sufficient tp exhaust the sum of
$400;000," at prices not "f
95%. plus accrued interest to April 15. I960;—V. 189,
p. J468.
Maule
Shares
Granbery, Marache
Paine, Webber, Jackson
;
•.
This
the
subsidiaries
as
of
short-term and long-term
common
man
other bids, both
from Halsey, Stuart
& Co. Inc., 100.35; and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
amount
an
resi¬
of
■
&
Securities
the
•%- '
v
'
,
Inc..
until ,3:30
sale
.
capitalization
1959
-liqut
n
consolidated
$11,314,653
Co.,
its bid
on
for the bonds as
obtaining
for
incorporated
was
products
Master Fund, Inc.—Registers
and
Kidder,
Peabody
Mitchum, Jones
Templeton
.will
Y„
to exceed
named below, from
whom KidMitchum, Jones & Templeton are
acting as
severally agreed, subject to certain
conditions,
the
;
'
1114.
p.
before.
fcul. of,$4,000,000
g™rued
liquidation
and $158,300
expended
be
T
company.'
Chemical
for. the
impor¬
to purchase
from
parent
company
the
respective
numbers
'shares of common stock set
forth opposite their
respective names:
Shares
Y
of
Co._w________ i55,000
7
of
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters
!,der. Peabody & Co.
'representatives, have
.t
f0r
Maracaibo Oil Exploration Corp.—Tenders for Debs
the
shares.
been
the
its
shares
191,
Working
$27,768,215,.
,
year
below.—V.
RR.
new.
series due
«
prnim
.
••••.>■•/' TV'";:"-
■ -
to
fhf
purchase
.
offering
have
...
and
of
indebtedness, and 1,172,490
,
sale
GIVING... EFFECT
'
moss
—V.
capital
the
effect
company
consisted
number
which
X"-
years.
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
t March
V
the ttade;
to
to
Shares
&
a
earlier.
year
a
inci>eased
$21.35
0r
Go.'1 and
mcucii
number
.
same
tance
the
tiom^a>
188
Central
Wisconsin
S
.
v
UNDERWRITERS—The names: of,the underwritfrs anu.iue xespeuwve
of shares whidh
they have,agreed to purchase are as follows:
t.
EARNINGS—Combined net income for the
year ended Dec. 31.
totaled
1959,
SI,608,831, equivalent to $1.65
per
share on 972,490 shares
.outstanding. For the previous year net
income amounted to
$1,244,623,
equal to $1.28 per share on the
dential
On
approximately
the
company
has
been
active
in
Southern
California
residential
real
estate
operations.
Macco
also
owns
50%
oi
the
stock
of
Pacific
Dredging Co., a California corporation
which operates in the Pacific
Ocean
coastal
areas
of
the United States
and
has
also worked
on
dredging projects in Hawaii.
.
from
is
type
N
Ol
of
sppurities
stock
common
v
10. -1956, under the name
Feb. ■ 3,
I960, * the
Articles
whereby
stock (no par)
underwriters have "warrants
The
stock
engaged
in
a
widely
diversified
general
contracting,
including heavy
commercial, industrial
and
defense
contracting, crane
operations, heavy and specialized
trucking and -is one of
rigging
largest companies
the
.-V.
■
Mississippi Power CoJv—-'Bonds Offered — A group of
underwriters managed jointly by Eastman Dillon, Union
commenced
16
,
corporation
construction
and
of
construction,
Inc.
April
Common
corpo-
and
State,
items,.; The
accountsfor
Harrison
BD8INESS—The
i
oversubscribed
capital,
"'f. '
$15.75
share.
This
books closed.
gift
from $36,685,563
Minneapolis, St Paul & Sault Ste. Marie
See
inventory.
were tamended
*
on March 24
by an underwriting group
jointly headed by Kiddery
Peabody & Co., and Mitchum,
Jones &"Templeton. The stock
was
offered at
per
working
Leathererafters... Inc.
public of¬
made
was
'(Stab
Smith
for, circulation
Pennsylvaniaoh
of
CAPITALIZATION
of common
March
on
hfct^proceeds,,$^5.°00 Vv'1^ ^sed
catalog
additional
and
company
fering of 200,000 shares
ordel
"waf
reported
A'
of vthe
company was changed to its present name and whereby the authorized
capital was increased to the present capitalization; ;:v:-3
The business ol the
company, is to sell at wholesale a .complete line
of
school
and
office
supplies, commercial
and
personal
stationery
was
attention
the
general
as
Incorporation
1959
year
Si
»• '»•
he
«|
of
taxe
BUSINESS—Majestic Penn
1958.
Freeman
the
nonrecurring
2242.
close
Mr.
were
President,
company's-;prospects,
•
Offered—
Stock
Inc.—Common
State.
of a
and
Philadelphia
the
at
the
over
and
used
lines
monwealth
1959.
Board
report,
earnings
by
31,
backlog
65%
annual
augmented
Dec.
the
of
that
increase
releasing
tact -that
were
outstanding
be
new
1958
$5,716,961
$0.40
quarter,
carryforward which
loss
^
387.
p.
COp and
public
will
1959
stoi-il
first
February, it has not been necessary for the.company-to use. any 'of its bank- credit lines which have been arranged
\
*
T?oU«.
FoT'seasonaV requirements T.nct year; ot Jfho arlH of,February, bank
Last
at;the end
debt- was $2,000,009.—^P.
:
I
'toc;C®""o
end
T
'
-•
share
and
_
follows:
as
\
share___
per
annual
p.
1959
year
-
$7,267,373
earnings
•Based
191,
Penn
the publication
sales
the
}lft
Dul2^"ao^i5
$40,643,115
corporation,
manufacture
-<
.
proceeds—of
the
the
its
in
*
957,552 t9
available
Garden,
the
in
This
American.
which
offering of iuu,uuu stares ux
snares of
(no par) at $3 per share.
/
*
Corp.—Earnings—
for
investment
Royal
America.—V.
the
pro¬
'
Results
its
to
of
companies
-—e."erk/»infAc
Harnson &
competitive
improvements,
other
1113.
p.
in
Majestic
Holding Company Act author¬
at
well
to
...
Graham-Paige also owns, 8% 'of the outstanding-shares of Botany
Industries, Inc., and 9.3% .of the outstanding shares of Hotel Corp.
County, Wash.
izing this company of New Orleans to issue
and sell
bidding $20,000,000 of first mortgage
bonds, series due
adeq
.
.
of
issued
tax
a
of
pro-
Increased
or^Sl "'£^.£**"3*1
about 'the
or
of
Louisiana Power & Light Co.—Bond
Offering Cleared
The SEC has
tft-iim
o
»tnn
-
3091.
p.
63%
.
common
and
Yacolt
rrtct
Graham-Paige also
in turn, has invest¬
distribute equipment and
supplies
for
the vynuvt
construction -and
maintenance of
pipe lines, com•oWjjpriVdO
ivA
.i'L
"Gil rtvirlo
onrl
tmntlPI'
panies engaged in the real estate., business" in Florida,; and another
company
which; owns. minor producing and prospective oil and gas
properties. The common .stock' of Royal American is. listed on the
American Stock Exchange.
"
<■'
s
.
operation
by, International Paper
The ICC also approved
operated
County,
Ar*
,
j—
this
bcause.0l
year
period.
year_ag0
.spite
the
indi'
In
fiscal
Federal income taxes
^oeca
"m
from
W
oi'de
1953
w
addition
owns
ments
of
I960
since
_
191,
RR.—Acquisition Ap¬
application
the purchase by Longview of a
portion
railroad of the Northern Pacific
—V.
Island
1959.—V.
came
$3 lR
profit lor
o/manufacturiiig
series
Shelter
December
of
1958,
of
profits
-
year
foe
shou
.
; •
an
calling
owned,
Y..
\JTI tuittlll-lr
-
May
the
^
amounted.,to *2.475.000,
'Expressing optimism
„
con¬
number
in
quarter
first
production resulting
v-
•
.
provision was maae
according to Mr
pmican,
„
the
frauj
quarters
or
has 359,700 Capital shares outstanding,
Corp.
«
reduction
conversion
preferred stock. Madison
of which
$10-par
first
at»ay
No
6.03169 shares oj com-
succeeding
$3t238(389
Qf
"our order backlog is increasing,
the dealer organization is
growing,
are owned by Graham-Paige.
Under the merger, the number
the diversification program is well under .way, ■ and we look
forward
Clrigc
Graham-Paige tuuuiiyu oum vw? yvill remain unchanged. The number
commqn shares .»»***
to
continued Improvement in al)_ P^ses^
in
o^o^^PeraMons."
of preferred shares
would be increased by 142,698 shares, assuming-- 7.H7~al$^7reptirted
that ^production on the first Moline
the issuance of two shares of the
new
preferred for each share of
Mobilift "fori: lift' trucks.'has already been scheduled and ,K
ced
Garden
ranital
Garden
stock.
capital stock.
nays..me
expected- to _be nvniiabie wunm 90 riays.7 The company
:be aval
available within
expected
recently acCounsel lor the two corporations is of the opinion that there will
^ operations of Lamson Mobilift
quired the fork
Corp., ioU
be
no
taxable gain or loss for Federal income tax -purposes if the
■
hase; of-jch'n-MorreU
lowing close on Its l
Manufacturing Co., promerger
is consummated as proposed.
trucks. : The company entered
the
business
Graham-Paige became the controlling stockholder in Madison Square
4ovlt lift trucks iu 1959 When it set up a new
division
Garden on Feb. 19, 1959, when it purchased 219,350 shares of Garden
for this purpose.
.
capital
stock
and
its
subsidiary,
Royal
American
holdings
were
f
MoHne- continues
The financial condition
"impressive," accordsubsequently repurchased by the Garden and retired, and Grahamcapital as of Jan. 29, 1960,
to Mr.
^ose $3.Paige increased its holdings to the present figure of 288.351.
of
Ui
In
Longview, Portland
proved—
shares of 6%
350,000
Garden
outstanding
has
Dun.
288,351
"r".
during
average
owners
in
for
acquired
the
interest
share
shares
shares
of
despite
for
103.
p.
»■•••*'
current,,
,
recorded
credit
increase
stock and
mon
revenue
Square
♦<■-•>
was
in
preferred stock and exchange
Light & Power Co. which was
;v
of
Graham-Paige
aggregated
shares.'.
common
G
;
59%
and
later.
years
resulting from sale of common
stock to employees, issuance of
of
1958
for common
stock
in
1959
were
raised
to,
8,067,055 average common shares
outstanding during
compared with earnings of $1.93 a share in
1958 on
in
gain
absorbed
expenses
1959—10
operating and maintenance
over
earnings
average
about
in
$4,727,000
on
This
year.
7,471,898
only
these
44%
close control,
very
by
1949
result,
a
$2.04
Ill
with
compared
X
under
increased
expenses
from 5
prom
This, represented
rter
first-quarwi1. 0f
the
for
$9,655,455
preferred, stock of the surviving corporation
be
issued, but stockholders will have the opportunity either to
consolidate their fractions or to sell their fractional interest
No
Sales
the
that
tna
noted
Duncan
^
fiscal»
and the best earnings for any
1956,
costly interruptions, and
longed steel str e.
-
In^
-1959.
lot
share
since
year
any
the fiscal year, J.
Russell
46g for the first
three
months
w&s
the last qUarter
t0
shovv
the thre6
^
.
and
year,
common
a
General John Reed Kilpatrick as
of the New York Rangers hockey
with
President,
as
Chairman
previous fiscal yea.
Moline earned pi of Its
last
.
quarter of
the
SU
Bergen
as
Irish
of
owned by Grahamcorporation for. cancela¬
exchange.'
surviving
the
to
initial
an
reportedI On^ Mjrch {3-$463
Q
This contrasted with a ne
'
shares of Garden stock currently
surrendered
be
i
can?-President,.,
VMaagt;
change UA. the officers of the Garden, it was stated.,;
in VMV
—
--—
will continue as Chairman of the Board and MiChairman
of
the
Executive
Committee. Edward S.
(Ned)
tunc
There
totaled
gas
will
and
Admiral
year-to-year
to
The 288,351
Paige
and
■'«
approved
..
Long Island Lighting Co.—Earnings—
•
be
..
"
th® Regulationj/and wiS ;aJled" to-compiy^with .certain condintiart.falthsof
o e.
IS®v""'
Employees ."Tradei hsns e•
.1
•
•
Number 5937-... The Commercial
Volume 191
and
Financial Chronicle
(1325)
the Act.
The orders
request, on the question
of
nrovision)
ii/i
t
1
upon
rating,
i
provide
whether
an
opportunity
the
suspensions
Northwestern Bell
be vacated or made permanent.
S\,,iih respect to Mutual Employees Trademart, the Commission's
hpstates that its
notification fails to list a corporation and an
virtual as affiliates and that its offering circular fails to disclose
Honintelv material transactions between
the issuer and insiders as
81,» ;S the terms of the underwriting agreement. Misrepresentations
houid
mmin«ctnfrSrfihJ?,!!
planned to
A.
the uranium
in the case of
states that its shares
je..
period"'-provided
than those
i,ino
other
191,
__V
f
■■
■'
■
v.;.-'
*.-/
1
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'-
-•
i
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,■
■
■
«'
i'.1;
,
I
This
.
•
•
.
-
owned
'
'
This
thereon.
1,
to
request
of
oumi
listed
Natural
United
funds
additional
to
property
191,
additions
subsidiaries
v.
lyi,
its
and
underground
for
stock,
to
pursuant
to the
amended in
as
190,
for
of
at
value
future
the
in
are
Agard
the
the
May
to
debentures
1960,
held.
at
The
underwriter
by
restricted
Arnold
covering
1970
1
rate
of
$100
a
The
common
debenture
subscription price is 100% of
M.
Byllesby & Co., and the
H.
—
1956, the company is engaged in the manusynthetic organic chemicals.
Of the net proceeds
$50,000 will be used to retire a note, $60,000
has
now
The
Ott
outstanding
prospectus
of
lists
Muskegon
Luther
S
Roehm
Chairman
24.7%
own
shares
common
Board
as
Management officials
to
14,000
and
of
coipc
and
the
for
th^
civ
m^nthc
i,oto
nlf
ofitston^nL ^vf
S 33 It P°r
were
cents
ch»m
«
earnings
automatic cable
the
on
^
Dressier
tv/e,'
190 '
x
«$2®8-3«, .compared to
share amounted to 37 cents
Pe"0d ended of shares. 1958'
?ecA 31'
same
number
=h
B
and
indebtedness.
certain
Net
and for
All
in
of
the
equal
presently
amounts
Secretary.
,
outstanding
by
Sam
class
Poncher,
and
A
President,
and
.
Abe
'•
:
'■
u
grain
New
four
order under the
izing various subsidiaries
time
to
time
and/or
during
NEES
in
of
1960
amounts: not
outstanding. The proceeds
due to banks
and/or to
to make
sinking fund
provide
new
this Boston
their
years
NEES
to
exceed
to be used
are
$44,105,000
to pay
at
any
to
of
loan
half
capacity
million
include
of
time
then outstanding notes
trucks
adding
plant
directly
steel
18
it
announced
box
Aggregate
cars.
$8,710,485.
The
■
proposed
Johnson
See
treasuries therefor.
bids,
to
be
certificates
will be
cost
of
New York State
This
b
a
i
-
12
corporation
£'}e'?e
three
million
phases of
the
will
all
to
serve
March
common
ended
earnings
diesel-electric locomotives
equipment is estimated
1,
1960
Feb.
29,
22
stock
reported
per
share
have
that
the
of
vessels.—V.
share?
shares
thP
T.
B.
Rocca,
on
the
basis
of
191,
p.
long-term
The
nn°
<tiQ79A
*
net
the
the
by
189,
p.
1470.
offered,
were
Estate
will go
Julius
of
,
were
H.
issued
and
Bentzen,
to the Estate,
and
in
DECEMBER
DECEMBER
the
of
annual
Annml
report
and
its
of
191
transfer
1116
p.
v.
Rpnort
subsidiaries
increased
were
to
other
*
on
shareholders.
to
in
revenues
engineering
new
1959
subsidiary
amounted
pneaged
g^ieraf^^engineering
„
,
,
to
$406,-
in
the
of
design
enea^d ln the deslBn of
...
vote
to
are
May
.
17
on
2-for-l
proposed
a
stock
608.
p.
at
of
will
current
of Peail Brewing.Co•
^tonlo
,,no
nf
caDital
purchase
to
A
,„aC
maturities,
iqi
n
was
founded
-^ ¥£5 ?ornoJation
That
coJora^
in
1886
dls"
was
name
stock
Cook
underwriter
each
of
company
which
and
each
Fuel
&
&
SWc
be
general
corporate
Long
>!
purposes.
Pancoast
—
nr.
w
hppn
prtaS
unnninted
trustee
of
x.
o
,
„
,
.
„
.
the
purchase
an
140
shares
the
of
preferred
for $14,000, an 8% de(a real estate, company) for $25,000,
stock of the latter at $10 per share, or
Corp.
common
was
of
broker-dealer)
(a
officer and
stockholder
both
of
Stanford
and
10%.
a
commission
from
Stanford
her
on
purchase
of
purchase speculative securities of
adapted to her needsK .including
and
not
were
doubtful value and
statements that the
at
loss,
a
'
and
corporation's
bonds/series D, due Oct. 1, 1979.—V. 191, p. 46.
fluctuations"
failure
'
paying
collateral
and
to
advise
B
Mrs.
greater income,
that
and failure
the
to
securities
new
disclose
under
acted
B and
as
duty to make
a
a
his
corn-
position of "trust and confidence"
her agent,
the
stated
Commission
"full and meticulous"
disclosure
that he
of
all per-
His
of
conduct,
fair
the
treatment"
whose
securities
Commission
required
stated,
of
she
was
"violated
persons
in
the
induced
to
elemental
securities
common
of
150—26th
with
the
stock, of which
Avenue,
SEC
on
70,000
S.
E.,
March
shares
Minneapolis, filed
18
are
a
regis-
covering 107,920 shares
be offered for public
to
sale by the issuing company. The remaining 37.920 shares are now
outstanding and are to be offered by the present holders thereof.
The public offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied
amendmenfc
Dean WiUer & Co
Js Usted as the prlncipai underwriter.
The company is engaged primarily In the business of manufacturing
and printing a broad line of flexible packaging materials. Net proceeds
of its sale of the 79.900 common shares will be added to Its working
••
"
«
:capital;-
.
,;
ir.co
Rap-In-Wax Co.-Registers With SEC-
5,333
registrar
,x.
stock.
rphe company,
the number
severally has
Sons__—r%——-—5,334
Co
5,333
&
to
Corp.
of
trafcion statement
.
Gas, Inc.—Appointments—
IrV'lr SISOoSo
truS
the
to
Inc.,
Co.,
&
with
cents)
teresi.
"
•
Blaha
R.
;
.
10
Jiuita™.; and denial of his registration Is neeesary In the public in-
lonows
Robertson
Ramey
purchase.
follows:
as
aie
the
of
as
are
thereof
interests in the two companies
1115
*■
for
u
standards
com
WaS Cha"Sed
COrP°rate
1952'
*'■
^1
Walter
"
notification
(par
tinent information and furnish advice with a view solely to her interest> particularly in view of the fact that he had substantial personal
1 one
Is the'aiLo
'
Penn
used
,
shares
with Mrs.
was
was
in
was
Edwards
G
Newhard
\t
be
to
are
Observing that Ramey occupied
of
purchase
to
stock
missions.
beer.
chavps
letter of
a
common
through
share,
per
filed
offered only a speculative possibility of realization of her objectives of
tee State of Texas
Poods
changed to San Antonio Brewing Asso-
in
name
,
operating
'
UNDERWRITERS—The
olroprf
agreed
of
investments in Stanford and Thirteen Hundred were safe and would
yield her a better return than, the securities she then owned, failure
to state that the two companies had never made any profit and were
the company is beer, which is sold under
trademark "Pearl." Pearl is sold both as draught and
registered
package
$3
1,600
which
only major product of
The
18
shares
Stanford
portfolio
I
Outstanding
less
company,
ffpearlVrewlng" CO0" Ma'Ch
the
March
The Commission ruled that Ramey had made material misrepresentations to Mrs. B and thereby induced her to sell her Investment
1959
1959
31
31,
under the laws of TexasfronV 1916 until
corporate
The
on
100,000
proceeds
received
he
1,162,000 shs.
r,n
business
Sany "w^Tncor'poratlS
Placed
.
corporation.—V
solo
Annual Keport—
and
company
sales
191,
Stanford
deceased.
1,200,000 shs.
——
and
1916
for the previous 12 months period—V. 191,
V
named
Thirteen Hundred Corp.
He and another person < received a 5%
commission fiom the latter on Mrs.-Bs purchase of its securities, and
out-
funds
no
1959
San
npwar
v
the
proceeds
and
'
OF
OF
A<8
AS
—
debt
name
organized
Co
of
privately $28,500,000 of 5V2% bonds due serially
Dec- 31, 1967 to June 30, 1971, it was announced
Suhs 1
benture of Thirteen Hundred
this!
nf
that
offering
31
n?r
BUSINESS—The
solved
Norstar Shipping- Co., S. A.—Private Placement—This
company, through Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co., has
been
According to the Commission s decision, Ramey In early 1958 induced a
Mrs. B
to liquidate her entire portfolio holdings, consistprincipally of listed stocks and mutual fund shares, and to apply
the
'
under
m
March 11.
,
508.
Authorized
common
p°'gjared fco $15,149,992
has
......
comnanv
(par $1)
Capital stock
equivalent to $1.78 a share for
compared to $1.94 a snare on
months ended Feb. 28, 1959.
calculated
this
and
,
stock
above.—V.
papttat T7ATTON
CAPITALIZATION
as
been
appointed
value)
par
Avenue, N.- W., -Washington, D. C., for registration as a broker-dealer
for violation of the fraud prohibitions of the Federal securities law-s.
Robert L. Ramey, President and controlling stockholder, was held to
be a cause of the_ order.
.-
the
Co.—Secondary Offering—A secondary
the
of
proceeds
and will mature
Nov.
1, 1960 to
balance
the
been
(no
City, N. Y.
„
Arnnirp*
xvequueb
owned
shares
standing
The
was
1960,
Co.
has
stock
'V,.',*--
In a decision announced March 18 the Securities .and Exchange
Commission denied an application of this corporation, 1670 Wisconsin
—
Johnson
PROCEEDS—The
stock at Feb. 29, 1960 (which includes
in December 1959) and 7,008,697 shares at Feb.
-d.
1959, adjusted for the 2-1/10 for 1
split on Nov. 10, 1959.
>V0SS revenues were
$105,817,468 for the 12 months ended Feb. 29,
'
as compared to $99,942,404 for the 1959 period.
Net income
after fixed charges and before dividends on preferred
stock
was
$14,879,487 for the 12 months ended Feb. 29, 1960, as
shares
to
wa?
the
May
.
Ramey Kelly Corp.—Denied Registration With SEC—
expan-
improve
,,
,61 shares issued
?0t3l
on
Other
(par $1) was commenced on March 17 at $18.50 per share
A
G Edwards & Sons; Newhard, Cook & Co., and
Wk,„o'». Rnhartsnn Rr Panrnact
Thic nfferinff
nvprDewar, Robertson ot Fancoast. f"ls Ottering was over
subscribed and the books closed.
•
tion
on
applicable to
months
dee
-
approximately
50%.
will
bv
opened
Electric & Gas Corp.—Earnings—
lesser number of shares
for the 12
on
The
the
income
tne
Island
lh/JUU snares Of mis rnmuativ's ranital StOCK
company S capnai storlr
hv
dated
(&
corporation
offered
PVO's
which
program
)f the elevator,"
profits should result.
going
ocean
Torn
i^orp.
ifj (100
/.f
cf
'
'
of
Com
$16,000.
invited
has
stock
covering
inception
its
completed construction at Stockton of
fully milled bulk rice from barges and
transfer
to
&
Offering Of
serially in 30 equal semi-annual installments from
May 1, 1975, both inclusive.
Certificates will be nonredeemable, and will be guaranteed by the
company as to payment when due of the par value and dividends. .
Bias are to be submitted
subject to authorization by the ICC of
tlie
assumption by the company of obligation and liability in respect
to
these certificates.-J-V.
191, p. 1115.
'
.
of
SEC
•
i800-horsepower
500
brother
since
operations
greater
recently
into
P-mereraft
J'apercran;
at
and
facility in
of- all bulk
,
of $558,000, and to
for the year 1960) for
noon March
31, on an issue of $6,930,000 par value of 1960 serial
equipment
trust
certificates.
Bids
will
be
received
in
Room
905,
Terminal Tower
Building, Cleveland 1, Ohio, ., ,;<J,
Proceeds from sale of the
proposed issue will provide not more than
80% of the cost of fifteen
at
or
improvements
that
Elevators
$500,000
a
Chicago & St. Louis RR.—To Sell Equip¬
March
on
.
York
-.."r'-i
Shareholders
The
majority
Rocca,
Elevators
expansion
an
from
bushels
handling
tlie
declared,
Stockton
ment Trust Certificates—
road
the
M.
C.
Stockton
91%.
processing
the
"These
Pearl Brewing
New York,
The
ports.
of
to
and
handled
launched
has
storage
track.
efficiency
payments
money
invest-
'v":'
Elevators
program
spur
Jr.
banks
one
California
51%
handling
elevator
President
from
($29,085,000 outstanding at Jan. 1, 1960),
conversion
(estimated.at $14,462,000
construction expenditures or to reimburse company
—V. 191, p. ins.
;
A
notes
grain
a
this
from
been
one
and
Elevators
increasing of truck handling facilities by
50%, modification of ship loading spouts, and the addition of 800 feet
Holding Company Act author¬
promissory
A
New
common
Trust
ago.
its
four
•
is
1959,
has
Stockton
holding company to issue from
unsecured
In
increase
England Electric System—Borrowings Approved
an
Elevators
shipped
President
sion
The SEC has issued
additional
-Securities, and Exchange Commission-
subsidiary Stockton
California.
owned
Poncher,
L.
its
Stockton
are
■
.
make
Rajac Sel(.Servicej Inc., Mt. Verno„, N. Y.-Files With
in
•
shares
B
of
York
of
mills
made.
oS S?
of
financing the expansion' of the company's business.
shares
of
common
in
split.—V.
the sale of the
additional class A shares will be added to working capital, to be used
for such corporate purposes
as
the management may determine, in¬
cluding the increase of inventories, carrying of accounts receivable,
proceeds
would
Pacific Vegetable Oil Corp -lncreases Interest in Sub
known as Newark Electric Co., the company and its IngleCalif., subsidiary, are engaged in the distribution of electronic
It now has outstanding 100,000 class A shares and 300,000 class
shares
a
-V:
,
Bank
New
„
1980
p'
by the parent in the
an
order giving interested
hearing thereon.
issued
In addition to Swindell-Dressier, major operating units of Pullman
are:
Pullman-Standard Division! producer of railway cars; The M.
w. Kellogg Co., designer and builder of oil and, chemical plants;
Trailmobile Inc., manufacturer of truck trailers, and Transport Leasing Co., leaser of special type railway cars.
:
^Vv''
Z
'
In 1959- Pullman declared a dollar extra dividend bringing the
year's total to $4, and the corporation continued unbroken its 93
consecutive years in which quarterly dividend distributions have been
jacketing equipment being installed at Pacific
Joplin, Mo., plant will provide vastly increased efficiency
capacity
for
producing
wiring
systems
for
missiles
and
Jet
•aircraft—V
v.
as compared
with $371,728,569 in 1958. Included In thtt.
and in the 1958 comparisons are the accounts of Swindell-
results
j
elrhfr ab°VC S&leS °f $10'847'496 for the correspond-
th? vlr hlL
nnn
.
City
1,600,000
the
March 14
Formerly
wood,
pares.
for
870,010
».
its
j
,
,
$13,542,752, of $5^.87 a share, in 1959 from $8,454,190, or $3.63
share in the previous year, Champ Carry, President, announced
President,
25,000 class A shares,
to
.
National
for
Earnings
Decatur
4*
^
J
'
of the outstanding stock
in
1
investments
Edison
Pullman inc. {OS oUDS.;
'
months
six
equity
to request
Potomac
«
First
Pullman Inc
history was reported
Reaching $12,723,525, sales for the six months ended
vear
ineome
civ
onv
any
1960,
proposal,
U1
agent
Electronics—Earnings—
fm.
for
sales
additional
the Commission has
corporation.
Chemical Bank
Mercury's
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The
agreed to grant Byllesby a five-year option to purchase
the initial exercise price being the offering price
public of the 200,000 shares.
the
Consolidated
Mercury
12
pei share
has
for
and
the
#
highest
the company..
and
V
Act
registrar
vari-
17.9%.
20,000
:
'
Fueblo Supermarkets, Inc.—Appointments—
»"■
The
holdings amount
hiohoct
New
1960
May
■
£ients duri"& 1960 in Northern Virginia Power Co. and South Penn
P°wer'-Co. in amounts not exceeding $1,000,000 and $600,000, respectlvely- Tbe subsidiaries will use the funds to finance in part their 1960
2?"!!
Jestimatied at $2,052,750 for Northern Virg
$925,150 for South Penn.—V. 189, p. 2461.
a
alteration of service building,
$31,500 for extension
manufacturing building, $92,000 for equipment and
working capital and other purposes.
C.
Ott's
L
Company
and
in^5 oer'ioff5a
a
the
'
17,
due
subscription'by
■
This Hagerstown, Md., holding company has Joined with two of its
subsidiaries in the filing of a proposal with the SEC under the
Holding
sale,
indebtedness.
Thfx
rne
for
JJ.OOO
_
Under
filed
——
—~———-
Fotomac Edison Co.—Flies Proposal—
company
Mich
common stock.
flxrinn
185,000
~TnV~~~————
Inc*———
'•
P'
'
and
company
^
On
*
rn
n
$25,000,000.—
Muskegon
March
on
debentures
1,
then
Road
SEC
working
named below, for whom Stanley
representative, agree, subject to the terms
as
rn
j>
persons until April 4,
subordinated
the
of
for
respectively.
wpiw
KesselniiS'
to
The
at
acting
wfchS ? kLS S
is
November
sale
balance
and
1960-62
additional
$1.00 per share.
sfanW
service
gas
construction.
for
including
purposes,
,
a
x
500
offer
shares
amount,
warehouse
ous
and
company
3.11
.
filed
to
record
debenture
The
regis¬
tration statement with the SEC on March 17,
1960, covering 200,000
class A shares, to. be offered for public sale through an underwriting
group
headed by H. M. Byllesby and Co.; Inc.
The public offering
price
of
•
with
convertible
addition
tbe
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
corporation, of 223 West Madison Street, Chicago,
at
Corporation
and
corporate
one
and
Co.—Registers Debentures—
located
proposes
and
the
Net
Electronics
Newark
This
of
facture
2661.
p.
for
expenditures
-r.
statement
Pacific
company's
1960.—V.
electric
is
subsidiaries;
Chemical
each
while
issued
be
option plan
Boston
various
Co.
V'~®SJ^
furnish
underwriting commission 7%.
Gypsum Co.—Registers With SEC—
stock
common
used
^
1
company,
principal
company,
of its common
be
construction
stockholders
of 325 Delaware Ave., Buffalo, N. Y., filed a registra¬
tion statement with the SEC on March 18. 1960, covering 100,000 shares
This
First
of
rate
held,
the underwriting terms
and
and its subsidiaries
nu
The
storage
gas
The
at the
then
common
i
of an underwriting agreement, to purchase, in the respective amounts
set forth below, an aggregate of 250,000 shares of common stock, par
its
of
1009.
p.
Utt
hearing
use
share.
per
principal underwriter;
by amendment.
..lance
estimates
company
will
of
per
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters
Heller &
ban!? notes .(Jh® Proceeds of which were used for construction)
Corp.,
The
shares
holders
by
$3
Of
consists of $680'186 of sundry debt and. 815,000 shares of
■■
essentially residential area of 1,350 square miles near New York
City. Proceeds of the preferred stock sale will be applied to the reduc-
1114.
p.
$100
50
the
as
Organized
National.
;
glSierS Wlin
,
price
a
EARNINGS—For the six months ended Dec. 31, 1959, .the company
and its subsidiaries had consolidated net sales of $1,690,161 and net
income of $103,638, equal to 18 cents per share.
-CAPITALIZATION—Outstanding .capitalization of the company now
-
Registers With SFC
subscription
stock of record April
14, 1960,
of
price
The company
Pennsylvania
Gas
Co.,
and
subsidiaries also propose to re-finance
The
payable
for
inventories,—V.
National
Co.
Gas
notes
short-term
Gas
Iroquois
—
>T
an
,'y,
subsidiaries,
total value
the Fund's
0n the closin®
*
common
be supplied
proposal, National will issue and sell at competitive bid¬
ding $18,000,000 of sinking fund debentures due 1985.
Net proceeds
of the sale of
the debentures will be applied to the prepayment of
$10,800,000
of bank loans and the balance will be loaned to the
three
Inc
Z
at
.
f
preferred for each
$450,000
a
I
MnHs
for
used
*
ff
share
the
Under
in
stock
\
BUSINESS—The corporation and its subsidiaries, with their principal
offices and manufacturing facilities located in Chicago, 111., are engaged
\in the manufacture and sale of magnetic tape recorders, amplifiers,
' tape recorder components and related electronic equipment. The corn.. pany has. its
own facilities for metal stamping; screw machining, plating, metal working, assembling, tool and die making, painting and silk
-screening. The company believes that it is one of the largest producers
of consumer tape recorders in the country.
;
' '•
v. ■'.
•: u-.
issued-an-order giving
request a hearing thereon.
SUch st0
—
group
capital.
,,
V
of
romnanv
outstanding
Financing—
1960,
Co
1263
i2bJ.
North Broadway, Nyack, N. Y„ on March 17
SiSaSj
f i?e SEtC C0V*"nS 39,165 shares of
nronnS! ?n
' ser.
?7$10() Par)- The c0m"
pioposes to offer this
stock for
Danv
pany
holding company has joined with three of its subsid¬
iaries in the filing of a financing proposal with the Commission under
the Holding Company • Act;
and the Commission has issued an order
April
191 v
191, p.
investment company whose outstanding
The William Street Fund has
agreed
an
45
o
New York
until
Teleeranh
one shareholder.
•
registration
persons
is
& Rockland utilities
filJri
convertible^
703.
interested
Nebraska
A-
Sold
Stock
underwriting
an
March 22 250,000 shares of
on
common
*
Common
—
headed
^hOCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale of the common shares will
be used by the comPany to redeem outstanding 6% sinking fund debentures; for plant renovation, new equipment and tools and dies. The
balance 0f, the Pr°ceeds wil1 be added to the company's general funds
and
1
applied to the SEC for an
C?mPany Act permitting the
all the cash and securities of
.
' £nyesV?iei?t
substantially
.
...
National Fuel Gas Co.—Files for
share.
of
191
Orange
net income for 1959 increased 25%
to $25,068,000 com¬
$20,103,000 in the preceding year. After preferred dividend
requirements, this was equal to $2.23 per share on the 10,385,730 com¬
mon
shares outstanding on Dec. 31, 1959, compared with $1.76 per
share on 10,347,174 common shares outstanding
at the end of 1958.
giving
by
the
on
National's
The
'
?any
rC
tu
en
date —V
pared with
191, p.
this corporation's
$r345aonnS«^SofnS1^n1\iQtlQCftiSh and securities with a
stock
hL?f
tk.
? ' ln exchange for shares of
previously reported in the company's preliminary statement,
net
sales increased 10%
to a new high at $575,566,000 compared
with
$524,310,000 in 1958. Chemical sales, excluding Federal excise
taxes
amounted to $118,511,000, while liquor sales, including excise
taxes' as is customary in the industry, totaled $426,357,000, a record
high for the company to date.
—V.
and
Corp.
Co.
^hich offered and sold
supply
North-
of
As
•>
Iowa
Telenhone
&
to
used
'"IL0
to
im,octmmt
110I
subscription
•
-
vm-ir
nf
cho^nfFf«
invpntmpn?
w
stock is
, ■
' •< * , • ' .
operations accounted for 37% of total operating profits
of $55 881,000
in 1959 against 35% in 1958 and for most of the
vear
the percentage-of earnings attributable to chemicals ran higher
than 37%. the report said. In the final quarter of the year the trend
was
affected by start-up expenses at the company's new iKordite
Dolvethylene film and converted film products facilities in California
and by a temporary softening of sales in some areas;
"but this was
offset by a very fine holiday season in the liquor division," the report
stated.
^
June 7
Electronics
Heller
system.
be
dial
-
Co.
Chemical
*«■
will
the
of
w
annual report on Feb. 24;
pany's
proceeds
interestednSSJJ?.Sii SSJl
persons until March 29, 1960, to
W & W Investment
-
28% ' to $20,601,000 and operating profits of the
divisioh were up 18% at. $35,280,000, John' E. Bierwirth, Chair¬
and Roy
F. Coppedge,' Jr., President, reported in the com¬
man
New
issuance
W &
increased
Honor
the
Pentron
Stanley
issue of $45
investment rating for its debt securities —V
8
ueot secuuues.
v.
exprnntu
National Distillers & Chemical Corp.—Earnings Up—
Operating promts of the chemical division of this corporation in
low
said
largely through extension
this^e'ar. the^rg"?
"AAA"
an
Debentures
an
One William Street
Fund, Inc.—Acciuisition—
company,
'-■ *
President,
services,
-
l114*'Vbf..
p.
Jacobson,
Minesota, North Dakota South Dakota
Northwestern, a subsidiary of American
has
the Commission's
were sold prior to the expiration of the
in,.the Regulation and in jurisdictions
set forth in the company's notification.
similarly,
•/states)
in
Co.—Plans
the^ssu/ fw%omp%°ti"e°biddinglaround
submit
expansion
circular relate to the manner and extent to which
h0
stock being sold will be diluted due to the issuer's insolvency and
issuance of shares
to an affiliate, as well as the effect of the
inrk
offering on the
holdings of insiders and the relative control
Ttht? issuer by insiders.
w /
7 V
its' offering
r
F.
improved
Telephone
conlpany on'March 24 authorized
9
and a portion of such proceeds will replace about $337,500
of cash paid in December, 1959, for the purchase of a new factory
'building for its operations in New Jersey and the balance will replace
or provide
a
substantial part of the lund.i expended or "ouired for
expansion of operations by the purchase, for about $465,000, of an
i '1
10
■
'
1
v.
,
laboratory .pilot
190,810 shares of class A stock. Prin¬
cipal stockholders are John J. Ahem, Jr., of Excelsior, Minn., Presi•deut
(49,5131
common
and 49,510 class A shares!
and Mrs. Laura
Bens
Ahem,
Ahern's mother,
(50,202 common and 50,200 class A
.snares >.
Ahern proposes to sell 9,110 common shares and his mother
S 240 shares: five other stockholders propose to sell 2,330 shares each;
and
che
estate of H.
H. Hughes,
deceased, proposes to sell all its
ing 190,875 common shares and
'foldings of
shares.
7,920
^^s
the purchase of 75,000 class B common shares,
pro
posed, to pffer thqsq securities for public sale in
\ of one $i,000 debenture and a warrant for 50 class ® snaies
ancl
$1,000 per unit.
The offering will be made on an all or none oasis
through an underwriting group headed by Stroud & Co., ■nf
"which a $60 per unit commission is to be paid.
The exercisq pric • ,
-the warrants will be supplied by amendment.
warrants for
such
acquisitions
selves.
"
Debentures Offered
—
This
—
26 publicly offered $1,000,000 of its
16-year 6% sinking fund debentures, series A, 1974, at
par, plus accrued interest from the last preceding inter¬
est payment date. Interest payment dates are June 1 and
Dec. 1.
The price is payable in cash, or up to 50% in
the corporation's 5% 20-year sinking fund debentures,
series 1973, or up to 30% in State of Israel Independence
•Issue and/or Development bonds at par or appreciated
value, and the balance in cash. Such series 1973 deben¬
tures will be accepted at par, plus accrued interest, with
Feb.
on
company
i.
■
sU
unmatured
attached.
coupons
o
corporation
June
i
Jane
A.
1,
every
1974,
1974
10%
its
at
date
the
of
of
6%
15-year,
sinking
fund
aft
43-foot
a
series
In New York City.—V.
This
shares
.of
Alsynite
be
Reichhold
of
stockholders.
.Division
The
March
of
formation
of
manufactured
compounded
by
before
Reichhold
it
is
gaged in the manufacturing and
'with glass fiber mat, and other
and
material.
resins
used
The
new
Alsynite
is
RCI
in
the
production
division
will
these
of
to
to
supplier
and
be
the
N,
Everlite
J.,
Corp.,
The
StfC
corporation
at
March
on
filed
11
letter
a
75,000 shares of common
share, through Stroud
covering
offered
S4
The proceeds are
for working
to be used
notification
of
stock
50
(par
capital.
the
with
f
common
"
(3)
the
'March 21
In
disclosed
a.
the
of
teims
future
for
program
agreement
minority
interest
the
Mundy
Peale,
President
I.
signed for enlarged
missiles
market
Fokker,
both
active
production
of
office
tion
than
of
in
,
headquarters
25,000
the
present
has
the company
is de¬
aircraft and
F-84
-
with
plants
■
lighters to the
in Europe.
Peale
■
L.
had
I.
%
fighter-bomber for
S.
U.
the
period
has
delivered
•
Air Force.
air
forces,
maintains
than
more
large
a
4,000
support
op-
obtaining the
transfer of
S.
U.
and
for
such
Breguet
ments
the
civil
situation
Dew
.
military
which
chey
and
are
military
the
as
Hawk
and
and
will be
responsible
programs
"Atlantic"
1150
in
for
the
well
as
fields.
the basis
further
as
Fokker
191,
of
ment
toward
which
will
aviation
the
build-up
maintain
of
modern
a
of
Reserve Finance
a
in
the
the
operation
of
of
of
its
finance
BUSINESS—The
Jan.
.
tne
company
loaning
chasing
one
was
by
'
St., Denver 2, Colo.
organized to generally engage
and
to
proposes
receivable
at
engage
discount.—V.
a
in
the
'
\
191,
p.
The
whereby
Mining
by
will
Co.,
•
tnond,
be
meeting
held
Calif.,
the
at
on
of
April
the
shareholders
office,
company's
22,
1980,
at
of
801
10:00
pur¬
the
To
To
for
To
directors
upon
and
Rheem
(3)
the
elect
act
its
transact
a
for
the
proposal
ensuing
to
adopt
stock
other
as
may
properly
to
option plan
its
to be
notice
close
of
before
from
issuance
journments
vote
thereof.—V.
Richardson-Allen
See
to
Kollsman
at
the
191,
p.
meeting
or
any
Instrument
adjournment
or
Corp.
21
the
by
employees
the
the
December,
became
1957
ruled
L.
the
on
Registration
—
claimed
of
decision
a
Salt
Lake
ordering
Stock
Ex¬
V;
.
'
'
a.
Silver
1956
of
parent
the
and
that
was
Shield
registration
report
a
had
reserved
facilities
request.
In
issued
been
at
for
stock
L.
services of Stein
Stein's
for
a
report
to
E.
and
company,
Kivett
Mining's claim to an
requirement in respect
invalid.
was
for
the
who had presented to Stein
control
to
the
Kivett
then
others
in
In
August
shares
that month,
the
group.
No
it
were
plan
be
stated
issued
basis
to
one
resulted
existed
311,500
receive
to
Matthess
Mr.
book
value
of
class
5,000
shares
B
class
of
A
shares
balance.
While
determined
and
Mr.
ar¬
Safady
The inducement for
was
these trans¬
representation by "M'r. Matthess that
all or nothing" underwriting for
A' shares, of the company at $5
offered
be
to'
were
underwriter
provided
the
for
com¬
would
a.jid to sell ,29,000 sharfes
counsel.
and
the
that
of the offering
selling stockholders
expenses
the respective
Safady
Mr.
would
the
advance
first
$12,500
advance as much additionally as it had
the $15,100 initially paid in)
and .that
of
the
balance
from
purpose
of
for
to
holders, of
Inc.
1957,
Silver
Stiield
Mining
claimed
an
vided
the
Tn
event
failure
of
to
to
an
had
with
purchased
pany
The record shows, however, .that pursuant
Kivett and Cayias, one Nick Vitalakis and an
the
oil interest and .resold
them
to
the
Burns
in exchange for the stock. Vitalakis sold 50,000 shares to
com-
and
Vitalakis
for
such
shares'
associate
then
transferred
certificates
and
his
and 133.000 to Cayias;
to
reissue
his
stock
were
issued
150,000
directly
shares
one
to
to
to
Joe
him.
Kivett
in February lp58 Burns caused the company
1,000-share certificate and entered an order
funds
Inc.
increase
nine
to
be
paid
100'/<■
the
stock¬
Inc. and Wood Fabricators.
outstanding stock of the two
Inc. The agreement further pro¬
Co.,
Board
the
company.
agreement
an
all
of
the
of
Industries,
of
$12,500 and
in preparing
the
by
representative
as
Manufacturing
deliver
South Bay
the
Directors
of
South
of
In¬
Bay
of seven of
compensation
officers, for the payment of the finder's fee by Mr. Safady and
the
execution
of
an
agreement
by the
purchasers of class B
the
to
Directors
and
other than
the
in
officers.
Matthess
Mr.
share
per
members'■ and
the
It
provided
the
to Mr. Safady at one
should
underwriting
the.
names
for
their stock
to. resell
event
the
specified
also
be
not
con¬
summated.
Thus, if the proposed financing should not be consummated,
Safady would revert to full ownership of the enterprise.
Mr.
Pursuant
ployment
to
the above agreements,
the company executed an em¬
agreement
with
Mr.
Safady.
Mr.
Safady directed that.
of his class B stock be issued to Charles G. Freshwater,
shares
named
was
Freshwater
In
to
counsel
Horrigan
All
'stock
this
the
for
underwriter and
i: ,7;
.?
their
agreement with the
for investment and
pro
rata. However, the
b^'converted before any
executed
(a)
to
hold
conversion
priviledge
Co.,
&
for
an
shares
Inc.
is
to
The
conversion.
undertook in
company
under Regulation A
stockholders under certain
to process one letter of notification
cost
and
counsel
and 4,500 shares of class B stock
California
attorneys
who
represented
of
the above transactions were
actually
stockholders
eligible
agreement
terms
All
B
thier
is
own
Brothers,
Amos' Treat
by
stock
its
at
exercise
held
other
shares
1959.
9,
class
undertaking
company
addition, agreed to pr,y Mr.
of the public offering.
of his class B stock to
in
consummation
20,000
company,
initially.
the
to
the
McKnight,
Dec.
on
of
and,
upon
sold
Crisona
for
&
Matthess
completed
finder,
cash
Co., Inc., the representative of the underwriters herein,
share. He also sold, at one mil per share, 4,500 shares ot
&
mil per
stock
B
Mr.
in
Safady
Mr.
Treat
one
class
the
as
$5,000
addition,
behalf
on
the
of
B
class
conditions.
from Mr.
Safady also ex¬
to resell their shares to Mr.
consummated, it is intended that
Mr.
Safady will regain sole ownership of the
enterprise anci vyi
bear no
part of the cost of preparing for the public offering. The
actual
transfers
of
stock
pursuant
to
the
agreements referred to
above
took
place on Dec.
10,
1959,
but were made retroactive
The
purchasers
ecuted
the
Safady.
the
of
the
agreement
of
class
referred
agreement
If
underwriting
the
parties
to
stock
B
to
is
above
not
Sept.
30,
1959.
offered
_
.
,v
Mr. .Sataay
statemen .
He has
undertaken
not to
sell
such
shares
publicly until after
completion of the public offering. It is possible, therefore, that sac
shares
may
be offered
at
prices varying from
the public ofiei ing
addition
In
included
the
to
23,000 class A
shares
10,COO
class
of
A
shares
stock
in
by him,
registration
the
price, but it is not presently ascertainable what such prices
A
stock
by
about
will
will
be
net
proceeds
the company
added
be
will be.
of 172,000 shares^ of
approximately $691 .•'U ■
$225,000 will be used to pay off bank loans, abou
used to purchase machinery and equipment and t
PROCEEDS—The
class
Initially,
redistribution.
arangement
Bay
for
company
expenses -incurred
the
the
agreement, Mr. Safady executed
to
Inc.
$200,000
registration,
above
bear
approximately six
the right to pur¬
reserved
the
in
interest
of
within
offering
Safady
Mr.
to
excess
Industries,
South
for
dustries,
in
ex¬
in
the
agreeing
entire
required
South. Bay
balance
March
is
1959,
30,
Matthess'
Pursuant
public
proposed
offering
for
r
Mr.
with
regis¬
which
valid
the
to
was
from
exemot
were
shares
Vice-Presi¬
a
negotiating
said
company,
Stein-and
direction,
its"
parents
no
showing that
Stein,
and
the
con¬
the transactions by which his
Silver
Act
1958
sold
until January,
Mining failed to
that Kivett had
Shield
disclosing
January,
be
to
was
based upon a purported "private offering,"
for 465,152 shares issued
for certain oil interests, the report, stating
that
the recipients took the shares for investment and
not
for the
'
Church Road and Greenwood Avenue, Wyncote, Pa.,
filed a registration statement with the SEC on March 16, 1960, covering
registration of $1,500,000 of 6Vi% debentures due 1975 and ten-year
Fabricators,
efforts,
advance
would
Matthess
the
(b)
exemption.
emption
above.
Ritter Finance Co., Inc.—Registers With SEC—
the
the
(out
Sept.
for
to
existing board
three blocks of
were
and
upon
Cayias,
associate
This company, of
chase
Amos
Co.
falsely stated that it had
for
Securities
certain
However,
transfer
In
ad¬
4
shares
be
that
for
the
:
from
Mr.
who
company's
above.
issuance of
elected.
was
filed
was
also
shares
of
the shares
the
508.
Corp.—Acquired—
for
and sale of
Stein
the
to
Inc.
Milling
parent and describing
was terminated.
the
for expenses
Jack
shareholders of record on the books of the company
of business on Friday, March 4,
i960, are entitled to
and
a
relationship
Commission
200,000
that
meeting.
the
and
receiving the
thus
issued
was
between
further
company
Matthess
months
12,500
registration
held
boardl
thus
and
1956,
Only common
at
stcck
report
dent,
following
come
to
under
group. The new board was selected
Kivett, who was in control of the board
report
no
ceased
tration.
business
offered
options
120,090
'
subsidiaries.
such
the
consummate
mil
regis¬
a
of directors was '
1956 by the then existing board pursuant to a plan
property was to be transferred to'Silver Shield
control
issued
restricted
and
reports for 1956 and
exemption
year.
a
oil
different
construction
(1)
ol
provided
South Bay-
in
Wood
Safady
proportionately by
company,
available
stock
new
a
a
current
The
purposes:
(2;
&
March
on
listing
company
to
Moreover,
Manufacturing
for
the
special
from
by D. E.
a
had
Rich-
be
may
granted
Trad.emart,
annual
business
Avenue,
then
1158.
p.
Mining
announced
and
when
file
at
844.
Chesley
which
be
191,
gained
Rheem
a.m.,
stock,
Employees
certain
them
1958
Manufacturing Co.—Annual Meeting Notice—
annual
shares
15
with the privilege of subscribing
hereafter
may
elected in December,
parent
Rheem
each
requirements of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.
• According to the-Commission's decision,
a new bdatd
trolled
of
.,
change of the common stock of Silver Shield Mining & Milling Co., of
Salt Lake City, for non-compliance with the disclosure and
reporting
h
in the
business
for
North Dayton Street, Chicago, filed
the SEC on March 21, 1960, covering
with
Shield
The SEC
on
'
com-
Withdrawn-^—
in
organized
under Colorado
law
office and address of the company
of
"best
stock
B
borne
be
thereof,
at
in¬
fcompany
share
new
1500
Plan.—V.
Mutual
withdrawal
the
class
to
funds
for
common
or
Option
Silver
17th
817
money,
notes
used
be
shares
A
Mr.
to
his
and
equity
in
approximate
the
Matthess. was
to
a
,.The ..agreement
who
develop¬
was
principal
is
will
business.
company
The
time
present
The
of
i960.
29,
proceeds
Co.—Rights Offering—The
Corp.—Files Stock Plan—
its
been
See
Corp.—Stock Offered—Life Insurance
the
'
.
■-%%.
Shumway Broken Arrow Uranium Co., Inc.—Suspen'd
of
Stocks* Inc., of Denver, Colo., on March 4 publicly of¬
fered 150,000 shares of common stock (par "$1) at $2 per
share.
v.',
PROCEEDS—All
'
•
.
948.
p.
statement
shares
Stock
the
that
aircraft
European
position of leadership
space.—V. 191, p. 105.
and
v
above.
Inc.
corporation, of
tration
Although retaining this independence of action, Fokker and Republic,
that this new program of coperation will make a still larger
dustry,
.
and
owner
agreement
the
to pay?.the -finder's' fee
of
develop¬
feels
advantage to further European cooperation
have always been strong supporters.
class
shares,
of 210,000 class
which 172,000 shares
of
the
23,000 shares for Mr. Safady and 15,000 shares for Mr. Matthess.
companies
The
F-27
an
being
The
of
equity
of
,
49,714 additional shares of its common stock (par; $7.50), :
Seeburg
Friendship
Starfighter and the
F-104G
missile
aviation
share,
be
provided that, immediately upon
parties were to transfer all of their
companies
to
South; Bay
Industries,
Inc.
in
length negotiation.
procure
to
further
public, offering
pany,
"
Co.—Exchange Offer—
Co.,
believe
contribution
1862.'-
to
both
Mr.
B
recited
was
would
•
per
i88, p: 1657.
is presently offering to holders of its outstanding
stock of record March 14, 1960, transferable
subscription warrants evidencing rights to subscribe for
have
remain
class
5'b
the
of
5'r
that
It
sale,
which
of
Mr. * Matthess
himself
stock.
B
Safady of
$12,500,
number
—V.
dustries.
will
of
this
between
was
class
for
and
purchased.
of
their
additional shares, subject to allotment, out of the '
shares, if any, not sold upon the exercise of rights. The
warrants expire at 3:30 p.m.
(EST) on April 4, 1960.
tooling, it is possible that a portion of the current U. S. and
European spares production will be placed at Fokker.
He
pointed out that the Republic F-105D Thunderchief will soon
be deployed in large numbers to USAF wings in Europe.
This oneman.
all-weather,
automatic
strike
weapon
will
be
the
first
line
USAF weapon
in Europe for many years and will require extensive
support from European-based aircraft, electronics and equipment in¬
Fokker
183, "p.
en¬
/
result of negotiations between John
a
represented
Mr.
Inc.
allocation
he
for
Government-
owned
Unilaterally
Fleming
held of record, together
this large NATO inventory of F-84s will require
procurement
both
by USAF
and
NATO for
to
from
of. arm's
matter
..the
common
on
.
Subject
class
Co.,
total
a
actions
.
I960
12,
to
of the company, namely 10,000 class A
B shares. He purchased
this, stock from the
cash, paying $1 per share for class A stock
the-aggregate
a
pany
produced
parts
spare
years.
March
on
purchase
20,000
Mr.
$500,000,000 backlog for the Mach 2 jet.
a
NATO
explained that
.several
above.—V.
Corp.
Sierra Pacific Power
engaged in series produc¬
now
10-year
a
business
at the meeting.—V.
as
and
personnel
■'■;■;•
„■
'
and
Hague
in
ation
c
-continuing
•
in
of
close
manu
stock
bitrarily,
„
Corp.—Purchases Interests—
Power
Schuhmacher
•
which
the
at
Petroleum
Crescent
See
Farmingdale,
at
fighter aircraft and is
F-105D all-weather
Republic
record
Matthess
51,000
latter,
were
•
At
of
and
for
and
.
.
on
below.
principally in
to launching sites
scaffolding to enable
which
agreement,
Mr.
interests
the
of
V
before
'
organized
was
holdings in
the
two
exchange for 108,000
-
'
Amsterdam,
.
Republic,. with
more
is
'
shares
two
^incorporated
missiles
with
ground
outstanding
completion
program
the European
in
into
*
to notice of and to vote
Saskatchewan
See
aviation, is presently engaged in large
Friendship twin turboprop transport.
Its
F-27
the
the
share
per
the
his
the
a
1
said
$10
of
civil
factory
Dordrecht.
.
Republic,
of
acquire
value
par
engaged
are
Mr. Safady undertook
.
will
Republic
firm.
companies.
in
scale
main
and
Dutch
mutual participation
for
long
in
cooperation.
public,
made
cusbtantlal
or
entitled
will be
the
business as may properly come
ahy adjournment or adjournments thereof.
To
meeting
Stockholders
Corporation and the Royal Netherlands Aircraft
Amsterdam, Holland, in a joint announcement, on
Fokker,
of
was
summarized
be
subsidiaries
transport
the
first
Safady,
Inc.
.
value of $5 each.
transact such other
.
.
Aviation
Republic
Ast"ock
company
'
Manufacturing
;
company.
Will
above
its
to
on
company
of
for
purposes:
the
of
the. par
Pa.
Republic Aviation Corp.—Buy Minority InterestFactories
following
named
and
company for $15,100 in
and
10
cents
per
share
corporation, ;
Delaware
(sometimes referred to collectivelv
The
of
aircraft,
shares
three o'clock in the after¬
at
Inc.
(Cal.)").
Bay
them.
the
Mr.
all
value of $5 per share and to change each outstanding share'of
par
be
to
cents)
Philadelphia,
Co.,
&
per
the
this
of
1960,
4,
out
missiles
In
place
(2) To consider and act upon a proposal to amend the certificate
of Incorporation changing the authorized common stock from 1,20.0,000
shares of the par value of $10 per share to 3,000,000 shares of the
Renner, Inc., Philadelphia, Pa.—Files With SEC—
>
April
Inc., is a Delaware corporation
acquiring 100% of the outstanding .stock
corporations. South Bay Manufacturing
Matthess and Edmoun Safady looking toward Mr. Matthess'
par¬
ticipation in management, the procurement of additional working capi¬
tal
and
the
public sale of a portion of- Mr.
Safady's equity. The
understanding of the parties was formalized in a series of agreements
dated
as
at Sept,
30, 1959 and. Oct. 8, 1959.
of the company, Eleventh Street and Converse
on
directors
elect
To
lit
111.,
stockholders
of
meeting
for
(CSTi
noon
1264.
p.
annual
Springfield,
Ave.,
Industries,
Bay
H.
Co.—Annual Meeting Notice—
will be held at the office
of Calif.,
Plastikool
Co.
and Ray-O-Lite Corp. of America.-—V. 191,
The
tow
The
1981.
p.
& Co., has arranged to
Goldman, Sachs
Sangamo Electric
' :
.
Alsynite
Branift
Airlines,
en¬
polyester
of
materials.
of
up
Alsynite Co.
at Ohio,
Co.
Awning Corp.;
continue
i»a
'
and
company
service
.
plastic panels reinforced
and construction products
producer
of
have
will
to
case
-■
privately, 17,500 of its 7% cumulative preferred stock
(par $100), it was announced on March 24.—V. 162, p. 500.
product to
be
further
first
'
-"
re
heavy metal stock medium sized ground handling
equipment for aircraft and guided missiles such as tow bars, dollies*
■trailers, test stand assemblies and the like. These products are used
Placement—This company,
St. Louis Car Co.—Private
through
of
building
made
be
the
not
does
division
selling
major
a
provides
which
The
sold.
as
The
destined
shipsets
1959,
subsidiaries
two
an
Western Airlines, .Deutsche
Lufthansa, Northwest
and Qantas Empire Airways of Australia.
India
"South
as
3,
facturing
number
approval
of
the
Alsynite
the
operate
received
of the Rohr-built Convair 880 pods are
for service with Capital Airlines, TWA and Air Asia.—V. 190,
Inc.
division
new
following
n§
wn
since it has not as yet engaged in any operations
has
no
history. Its offices are at 16020 South Broadway,. Gardena'
Calif., the offices of South Bay (Calj. ,The history of
the'company's
Aug.
.'
engines.
The additional Boeing aircraft are scheduled for service with
acquisition
undisclosed
an
will
company
Chemicals,
the
for
stock,
common
The
Reichhold
America
V''";
-
and Wood Fabricators,
Inc.
herein
plant.
Additional
the.v completed
announced
of
qo
Co.,
California
affiliated
two
Co.,
has
recently
Airways,
16
Company
of
sections
the newer turbofan
188, p. 90.
on
Alsynite
,&
the purpose of
organized for
.
order for 77 quick engine change units
(pods and struts for fast installation) for the Boeing 720B, the turbofan
version
of the
new
medium range transport.
These; "quickie"
units will be used in converting part of American Airlines' jet fleet to
Chemicals, Inc.—Acquisition—
company
the
and
Industries,
Bay
Treat
BUSINESS—South
^
direct
Rohr
Vista
Rohr
Air
Reichhold
South
For- Boeing
Convair 880.
the
fuselage
for
Chula
the Commercial Bank of North America
the princioal cffice of
later cancelled-
was
offer,
reports
A
Amos
will be built at Rohr'.s Chula Vista, Calif,,
shipment to Boeing's Rento'n, Washington Transport
built these huge sections for the entire .family
of Boeing jet transports.
The pods and struts will be built at Rohr's
Riverside plant and the pocis will be shipped to the company's Auburn,
Washington facility for mating with the engine prior to delivery to
Boeing.
Sound suppressors and thrust reversers will be built, at the
Aft
100% of the principal amount, plus interest to the
■date of
redemption. Debentures are issued as bearer debentures, in
denominations of $500 and $1,000, registerable as to principal at. the
cation of the holder. Interest is payable on June 1 and Dec. 1 of each
.year at
shaie which
per
the
its
In
2293.
p.
,
struts.
and
may
maturity
■■>
*
RohrwilJ build additional
fuselage sections, as well as turbojet and turbofan, pods
The Convair order involves turbojet pods and struts.
..
'
instance is
e/ei'y
three cents
cash.
prospectus,
the
for
and
plant
debentures,
in
In<L—Class A Stock Offered—
Inc.; Bruno 'Lenchner, Inc;, and
p. 2344.
' French- &4 Crawford, Inc., on the afterrjopn- oL March 23
commenced
the public
offering, of 210,000 shares of
Rohr Aircraft Corp.—Receives Component Orders—
South Bay Industries, Inc. class A stock (par 10
cents)
-This corporation on March 22 announced $11,500,(500"in follow-on,
at $5 per share.
The stock was selling at a premium
orders
for commercial
aircraft components.
.•
the next day.
'
V-:';
>
Tlic new orders involved components for the Boeing ,707 ana 720
series
the preceding March 1 of each year. The corpo¬
in addition redeem the debentures, prior to
in whole or in part. The redemption price in
on
option,
of
operation
.
h
,
.
:
the
to
Pn
.
...
sinking fund,
from and including 1965, and to and including
through
retire
year
outstanding
ration,
tue
of
1
will
favorable
when
and
as
the company has outstanding; 150,000
shares of class A and 1,043,102 shares of class B stock in addition to
preferred stock and sundry indebtedness. Rolland A. Ritte.r, •.President,
owns
56.8%
of the class A and 2.9'%
of the class B stock.
V. 190,
Division.
The
of,assets or secu
intel^s t0 J?®*
opportunities. present tne
v"
;
According
the
-
••
requiring registration.
A report for March 1957 stated that Silver Shield
Mining stock
no.i-assessible, when in fact the stock was assessible, as was so
ported in an amendment that report filed in August, 1957 ^—v
_
finance
again
receiving 423,520 shares in lien
f
the company stated that such slvn
were
accepted for investment, with all certificates bearing a stamnod
legend to that effect. However, according to. the Commission, the offer
ing and distribution to stockholders clearly constituted a public offertn
of the proceeds in the acquisition
companies, but the company
use
other
of
Here
the Fall of 1958, Silver.-Shield
Mining 0hm.
stockholders in payment of a refund of
to
accepted
stockholders
^fund
used
and
rities
cash
of
Monday, March 28, 196.0
.
jto exemption was, ihy[alid.
offer in
an
of
assessment
and its subsidiaries are engaged in the small loan busiproceeds of this financing will be added to its ®e»eral
initially to reduce bank loans.
There are no negotiations
-pending for the
to
lieu
$4,235.20
company?
Net
ness.
in
stock
.
The
'
.
Rassco Financial Corp.
Pursuant
.
which sold 2,000 shares.
the Claim
stated,
mission
.
broker,
with his
sell
to
w
.
a rotogravure printer-lamlnator, an embosser and
extruder.
Additional funds for .th€&ej purpose are
e xpected to be derived from operations and from the sale
of a factory
building no longer necessary for operations in New Jersey:
In addition to certain indebtedness, the company now has outstand¬
extrusion-laminator,
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
(1326)
to
the
from
sale
the
estimated at
are
general funds of the
company
to be use
of borrowing from tune
receivable. The procoea^
of these loans were
used
to provide for current working capital re¬
quirements and were absorbed in the daily operations of the companyThe -machinery and equipment to be
purchased will consist of va.n°"'
as
working
to
time
.items
secured
of
heavy
shear,
a
items
for
for
the
welding
capital.
by
The
machinery
Wiedemaii
the
sheet
for
loans
such
punch,
consist
accounts
of
as
a
400-ton
press
brake,
a
Fabricator
and other s'.iia
mills, lath'e"and radial d'
spot welder and an automatic continuO '
a
Wales.
metal'departm^ilt;
machine shop;
machine
bank
assignment
and
the
a
welding
shop.
.
This
equipment
will be 11
and
in
■
Continued
on
p(We
^
Number 5937-.v. The Commercial
191
Volume
and
DIVIDENDS
Financial Chronicle
..
r
'
._
Name of
(1327) ' 11
Par
Company
When
Holders
Share
,
Payable
of Rec.
Par
Name
Consumers Public Service Co.—
Dividend announcements are grouped in two separate
tobies In the first we indicate all the dividends annnunced during ,iv%
mnced
the current week. Then we follow with
IlUW
cliAitr
lira
t>
vm\WaMi
5c
5c
4-22
4-14
4
3-18
1
3-22
4-
1
3c
3-22
2-26
6-
1
5-
2
5-
2
4-
4
$1.75
4-29
4-
12 #0
7-
4-
4-15
+$1.37 V2
&
Belden
Belt
6',
Stock
$2.50
30c
.
1
Eagle
4-
1
6%
7c
5-
4-18
1
Eastern
Brinks
Mfg.
&
Union
4-
2
River
7
Finance
4-25
3-31
3-21
5-
1
4-
60c
convertible
6'v
preferred
4-
3-25
(N.
'
preferred
Class
3-17
B
2
.6%. preferred
7%
3-21
Galveston-Houston
4-
Common
31
$1.24
6y2%
California
4-
3-24
5-
2
General
5-16
5-
2
General
60c
-
5-
4-
4
Dynamics
$1.00
3-23
preferred
1
4-21
$1.30
$1.30
15c
4-15
3-28
4-15
3-28
$2.50
4-15
$1.50
4-15
3-31
$1.75
4-15
3-31
k.
2
4-
1
5-
2
4-
1
5-
2
4-.
1
2
4-
55-
2
5-
2
4-
4-
1
$4.50
-
1
Glens
5-
2
3-15
60c
4-15
4-
4-15
4-
1
4-15
4-
4:,i%
$5
•
4-15
3-31
4-
1
3-22
4-
1
3-22
Grief
5c
4-11
3-31
Griess-Pfleger
4-20
12c
3-31
3-16
10c
4-22
4-
8
4-22
4-
8
1st
(quar. )_1_________.
to
>
Airways
4-15
(Mark) &
Cleveland Electric
Co.
3-25
$1.25
4-
$2.40
3-25
1
Hartford
and
4
com.
4-15
4-
(quar.)
45c
5-15
»
1956
$1.12#
$1.25
(quar.)_U_
Mfg., common (quar.)_l__
(quar.)__—____—
7-
5-
6-
1
8%
20c
3-31
4- ,1
10c
5-16
4-29
10c
5-16
4-29
•">
2% preferred
(quar.)_____!_
;+.
:_
Conn (C. ,G.)
Ltd., common (quar.)__■__—-
preferred
preferred
Preferred
(quah)
r____^
5 '
5
3-25
4-
5
Stock
4-29
3-15
4-15
5-10
4-
6-
47V2C
5-
1
4-
5-
1-
4-
1
1
1
6-10
8-15
7-25
8-15
7-25
8-15
7-25
8-15
7-25
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
4-15
4-
1
3-15
6-
1
3-14
5-
2
4-15
4-15
3-31
4-1
3-15
4-
1
3-23
$1.50
4-
1
3-23
4-
1
$1.12,/2
4-25
4- 8
10c
6-10
5-23
25c
4-11
5-2
4-4
50c
25c
5%
4-15
3-23
4-15
5-16
3-23
4- 8
4-30
4- 8
25c
1%
5-2
4-15
20c
4-
1
3-25
25c
10c
3-29
4-18
3-22
4- 1
5-
4-15
2
1
4-
5
5-
1
4-
5
5-
1
4-
5
55c
5-
1
4-
5
'
(quar.) _ir_-------
35C
4-
1 '
3-25
-
10c
4-15
tl2c
common
preferred
(quar..)__
$4-50
preferred
(quar.
34.52
preferred
(quar.)
65c
(quar.).:
.7
—__
—
:____
25c
1
3-11
2
4-15
5-16
4-15
60c
4-15
4-
75c
5-
2
4-11
56 %c
5-
2
New
2
4-11
3-31
3-21
3-31
3-21
4-
3-25
20c
5-
10%
5
1
4-
4-
1
3-25
5-
2
4-15
15c
Company
4-25
,15c
20c
>
4-30
4-15
5-10
1.5-20
4-22
$1.04
7-
1
6-
3
$1.12,/2
7-
1
6-
3
$1.13
7-
1
6-
3
-
ten
(quar.)
Water Co. (stock dividend)
of 111 Realty Corp. for each
held)—
inglewood
Gasoline Co._
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
Institutional Growth Fund
ment
income)
—
^
4-
50c
1
3-21
5-
1
4-15
60c
5-
1
10c
5-
1
—7
7
4-15
5-
1
4-15
5-
2
6
4-15
4-15
4-5
4-15
4-
5
4-25
4-
1
4-25
4-
1
30c
4-25
4-
1
10c
4-25
4-
1
21c
series
4-25
4-
1
! i
year-end
are
distributions
payable
50c
4-
1
capital
in
Mills
Consolidated
stock
Meter
Co.,
(quar.)
15c
Haven
New
York
4%
Water
___
Western
<fc
adjustment
North
American
North
Florida
Pacific
Ry.
Oklahoma
Natural
Gas,
pfd. (s-a)
—."_
Chemical
Coast
*
3-25
3-29
4-
1
4-
1
12V2C
25c
4-25
4-29
4-11
4- 1
(quar.)
pfd.
$1.16
Co.
Gear
10c
17#c
(quar.)
Conduit
Prudential
Oil
Cotton
Fund
Service
3-21
3-21
5- 1
6-10
4-12
5- 1
4-15
4-12
4- 1
;
>
3-28
3-19
4-10
25c
com.
*
5- 2
-
$1.16>
(quar.)
3-31
47#c
$1.06#
of Colorado,
preferred (quar.)
6- 1
6- 1
5-13
5-13
3-14
4-11
26c
(quar.)_____
Cold
Storage
&
Warehouse
5-14
5-14
4-29
4-29
4-29
80c
(quar.)
preferred
5-14
84c
$1.12#
(quar.)
preferred
Market
3-31
3-31
4- 6
6-30
30c
4.64%
preferred:(quar.)
Public Service Co. of New Hampshire—
Common
5-13
4- 8
25c
(Boston)
Co.
3-22
4-20
$1.17Va
—_
Co
i
5-13
4-15
'
90c
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
& Alexander, Inc
Producers
3-18
4-30
50c
preferred (quar.)
3.60%
Co.,
8
2-16
4- 1
5- 2
15c
15c
-
Pictorial Paper Package (quar.)__
Pittsburgh Finance Building Corp._
Edison
4-
.
37'/2c
(quar.)
Pittsburgh Standard
4- 1
6- 1
5-2
6- 1
$1.06
$1.06#
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
,
50c
(quar.)__
Cement
!
3-16
4-15
4-15
(quar.
preferred
Machine
;
I.
4-29
4-29
4-29
4- 8
•
20c
(s-a)
Perry-Fay Co.
3-25
5-16
5-16
5-16
4-22
750c
Co
Ltd.
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24%
4%% preferred (quar.)
Quincy
8
1
4-
I
3-16
(quar.)—30c
Electronics
Corporation
4#%
4-
4-15
3-30
4-22
(initial quar.)—
Fertilizer
&
Davis & Co.
Public
4-29
3-25
4-29
Terminals,
PackardtfBell
4.70%
7
55c
35c
Ltd.__
Trust,
-
Powdrell
4-
t$1.50 "
Foundry
Car &
Pacific
Potomac
4-21
3-31
4-15
25c
common
new
Pacific
Pemco
3-18
5-10
4-30
59:,/aC
6IV2C
25c y
—
Elevator,
Parke
3-15
1
31c
(quar.)—
common
Investment
State
Free
Extra
4-1
1
4-
55c
*$1.25
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
Pacific
5-2
4-
J6c
Co
preferred A (quar.)
____________
preferred (quar.)___;—
/
National Corp., class A
——
Otis
3-24
25c
4%%
Orange
3-24
1
$1.75
divd.)
(quar.)
4.92%;
Old
1
17c v-
(stk.
Co.
Ltd., 5%
Plastics
3-24
4-
Co.—
Telephone
Northland Utilities,
4-1
4-
>
$1.50
5%
85c
preferred (quar.)
Fund of Canada,
Ltd..—
Northwest
4-29
4-29
$1.717333
1
prior pfd.
Ry.
3-23
1
5-15
5-15
$1.15
_____
(quar.)
5#%
Times,
4-
35c
60c
(quar.)
common
3-31
3-17
■»
4-20
Co.
(extra)
,
Reading Company—
(Common
Reda
5-31
7V2%
5-
1
31 V\C
5-
1
4-15
37'/2c
5-
1
4-lff
3-10
5
4-25
5-
5,
4-
2
1
4-
1
3-18
W.
&
4%San
Fine
conv.
5%
Foods, Inc.—
preferred
Schenley
1
3-18
3-24
3-17
Stock
1
3-19
for
each
(8
100
6-
1
5-16
6-
1
or
4-15
50c
i_-—
:
(quar.#_^____~—
common
A
pref.
held)j._
stock
!
4-30
28c
4-15
22c
series
.
5-16
4-15
.
3-31
22V3C
4-15
3-31
25c
Inc.
shs.
1
5
715c
(quar.)_
(quar.) _______l_____
shs.
4 '
4.
4-
...
(quar.)
(quar.)
Industries,
div.
4-
4-.15
4-15
,725c
____
(quar.)
preferred
4-12
15c
25c
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred
4-
25c
,___
Assn.
preferred
5.60%
31c
4-
at
Button
Diego Gas & Electric, com.
20c
25c
%
this time.)
...
deferred
(quar.)___-
(quar.)
Co.! (quar.)
Rolland Paper Ltd., class A (quar;)
.Class B (quar.)___
____:—
4Va%
6c
Co.
Racing
4.40%
20c
»
payment
Pump
Rochester
S.
3-31
"
Telephone, common (quar.)
6% non-cumulative preferred (quar.)
Investors Trust
(Rhcde Island)———-—Ivey (J. B.t & Company (quar.)
Inter-Mountain
1
20c
\
(quar.)
Hampshire Insurance
4-20
—
(from invest¬
4-
5-
17c
preferred
New
4
50c
5c
—
4-27
20c
4.50%
share
shares
•
Research—
&
3.35%
dividend payment for
and/or class A shares.
preferred
3-30
15%c
(quar.)
(quar.).
(quar.):
on
Co.—
(N. Y.) (quar.)_—__
Hotel Syracuse (N. Y.), common
(quar.)__
4%. .preferred (quar.)
Hudson
County National Bank
(Jersey City, N. J.)
(quar.)—
4-15
3-18
4-15
56'/4c
(quar.)__
(quar.):
•
Light & Power
Hardart Co.
Indianapolis
pfd.
preferred
preferred
--
&
(One
8
1
6-
:
pfd.
(quar.)_;
preferred
6%
—
,,
3-23
1
58c
4V2%
4.60%
4-11
5-
40c
(incr.-ann'l)
1
4-29
4-
20c
(quar.)_
payments
Permanente
—T
(quar.)
4-
6
20c
(quar.)___
preferred (quar.)_
England Power Co.—
Perkins
50c
(quar.)_
&
4-11
4-
J25c
—_—
(quar.)
Co.
N.)
4-11
2
5-
50c
(quar.)__
(quar.U_—^__r
Co.
& Co.—
action taken
$1.50
5-
r. 51c
$4.16
.
4-21
20c
v.,
3-19
25c
$2.40
Class
62c
________
1
cash)
Neptune
3-25
66 V4 c
(quar.)__i______
1
3-31
4-
2%
Stocks
Nebraska
3-15
20c
___
5-
4-15
25c
series
gains
55c
class A (quar.)
(quar.J ____________
4-15
5-16
30c
(quar.)
series
(Above
8
7-
20c
(increased-quar.)
pfd.
series
Growth
Revere
5
4-
6%
4-30
6c
series
Northern
Industries. Ltd.—
American deposit receipts ordinary (final)
Indian
Head Mills, $1.25 preferred (quar.)
5
50c
.
Co.
Securities
Dividend
5-13
4-
37l/2C
;
4-15
25c
Co.,
Electric,
convertible
Income
$1.30
(quar.)
4-15
.
64'/2c
—__
Imperial Chemical
52V2C
Co.,
1
68c
Balanced
3-25
Discovery Yeliowknife Mines *
Power
2
4-
4-
5IV2C
-
——
(s-a)
onsumers
5-
,
4-20
2
$1.75
____—
.
preferred
onnectlcut Printers,. Inc.
Conrac. Inc. (annual.)
Ltd.
5-16
15c
Gas
common
(quar.)_"_;
(quar.)__—1-
(quar.)_:i__
$-.20
4-13
3-15
4-
3-31
1
4-30
12Vy2C
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
National
G
5-
5- 2
62I/L>c
Co.,-common, (quar.)
Gas
Mfg.
No
5-
$1.50
.
$2.05 preferred
(quar.) __I
$-.04
preferred
onsolidated
$1.37 >/2
V
—
(quar.)ji
Preierrcd
>
3-21
6-1
f,
4-25
5-
25c
dividend
Norfolk
(quar.)—_________
Y.) (quar.)______
common
(R.)
Horn
(quar.1—~
(quar.)
'_______
Connecticut Light & Power Co.—
$1.90
1
(quar.)__
consider a 100% stock div.
split when they meet later
Power
Stock
New
Tanning
Mfg. (quar.)____—
preferred
Home
5-16
may
stock
a
4.64%
50c
—
preferred
(P.
Hoe
3-23
35c
'
National Chemical & Manufacturing—
62V2C
Company__'____
Co.,
Hirsch
3-16
15c
Inc.
5.52%
(N.
Cooperage,
Higbie
3-16
3-31
.
7%
,4-
11c
J32l/ac
A
Corp. (quar.)
Shipping
(quar.)
Valley Barge Line
Narragansett
33c
(quar.)
Hayes
Industries ——
Hendrick Ranch Royalties, Inc.
4-20
1
2
3-30
1
l#c
(quar.)
Products
Montana
1
32V2C
(quar.)______.—_!___—__
Brick
dividend
Haverhill
—
preferred
4-
32V2C
-
6
$1.75
;
—
Banking Corp.r(quar.)______^_
Compo Shoe Machinery, common (quar.)
Voting trust certificates (quar.) —l—l—
Comptometer Corp.—r .
"
Common payment omitted at this time
%
Concord Natural
Gas, common (quar.) ______
6%
4-15
34%c
common
preferred
4%%
Hartford
4-20
commercial
I
(quar.)
convertible preferred .(quar.)_——
Electric Light, common (quar.).__
4.96%
15c
4#%
preferred (quar.)_!_________■_——
Colonial Finance Co.—
preferred
1
of Kentucky—
common
L.)
Bros.
Stock
!__—_—
(quar.)
Illuminating,
5% pfd.; series
1947
Columbus Dental
5-
25c
:
Chemicals & Controls, Inc. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)___
—
Halifax Insurance Co. (annual)—
split
(2-for-l
3-
4-
this month.
4-15
4-15
income)
(quar.)
Inc.,
class
Telephone
or
5.30%
3-31
1
4-
3-28
Chemical Co.—
or
1
10c
dividend
Bros.
Halle
15c
1
t$1.25
_
(quar.)_
Directors
50c
(quar.)
Hagan
approval of stockholders Apr. 21)
Cay ton
7%.
$1.19
-
.---
(quar.)
Maid
4.64%
Co.,
Helicopter
subject
(H.
Stock
Gustin-Bacon
interest——
4-
Communica¬
investment
Corp.
Mississippi
Mississippi
Monroe
00
.
Green
RR.—
common__I_l_l___—
preferred A (quar.')—____——
Chicago
-
8c
Co.^
Pumps,
$1.25
/
B
Minute
5
5-
32V2C
—
voting 2nd pfd.
Mfg.
ioc
Power -Co.-%
preferred
Bag
4-
55c
Insurance;
10c
J 15c
Extra
Kansas
.
(quar.)
Government
Cedar Point .Field Trust-
Central
,•
preferred
(quar.)——"____
_____
Employees Corp. (stock div.)__
Government Employees Insurance Co.—
Stockholders approved a 3-for-2 split
1
.1
4-20
$0.93
Marine
Ltd.
Extruders,
Middlesex
3-30
4-20
$1
$1.50
5%'
1
tl9c
!_______
Certificates of beneficial
Cenco Instrument
(s-a)_:
4-15
from
Grain,
Class
50c
(quar.)_——__—_—_—._
Inc.,
Shale
Falls
Gould.
4-11
725c
7
Ohio
Miami
12'/ac
(quar.)
preferred
Glen-Gery
1
_________
(s-a):
common_
(quar.)___
Plastics, Inc. '.
Carolina, Clinchfield &
Guaranteed, (quar.)
Chase
preferred
Gimbel Bros.
Goodman
.
Capital
Messenger
3-18
of Florida—
Telephone Co.
dividend
80c
.,'.4-1
/
tl5c
Ltd.
3-18
1
4Vac
preferred A (quar.)
Waterworks Corp.—
"$6
r
Insurance—
;
*
5-
33c
.common___
3-18
1
4-
12!/2C
preferred
6%
30c
(quar.)
Co.,
1
4-
4-29
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
10c
Shoe
Class A
4-
7c
(quar.)____;
5.16%
preferred (quar.)_
5.20%
preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Missouri—
32c
Vickers,
Cannon
M
5%
25c
31c
2
20c
ordinary
ret.
McGregor-Doniger
General
Participating
Canadian
6-15
3-25
preferred (quar.)
Telephone Co. of Iowa—
General
3-21
Telephone—
.*____
preferred
1
6-15
preferred (quar.)__—
preferred (quar.)__!
$1.32
3-23
3lV4c
$1
Ltd.—
(Quarterly
1
5-
7-
4-1
General Telephone Co. of Indiana—
$2.00 preferred (quar.)__j.
.__
(quar.)
(quar.)—.___
International
5-15
25c
B
3-31
Assn.
dep.
(quar.)
Maritime Electric Co., Ltd., 5% pfd.
Investors Trust—
1
^
cumulative
3-28
3-31
Ltd.,
Amer.
6-17
4-
__^
(quar.)__
5-
4-15
Insurance
(quar.)
4-15
4-15
Drawn Steel,
Corp.
Merchandise
Common
$1.17#
split)
Fire
6-17
$1.18%
(Omaha)—
Telephone Co.
General
Life
1
3-25
3-25
(quar.)
A (quar.)
Fabricators
10c
!____
4-15
7-
1
(quar.)
common
Inc.
American
General
5-16
$1.27 #
Western-States
,(2-for-l
Camden
Canadian
Co.
preferred
General
7
Steel,
City
3-12
3-31
preferred
!
4-6
.7-1
1
4-
(quar.)—.
4-20
4-6
Co.,
4-
4%
Co.—
(quar.)
2
5-2
tion
preferred B
National Finance Co., 6'/4%
4-20
convertible
$1.25 preferred
$1.32 preferred
'
5-
5-
3-22
1
3-31
—
4
62V2C
1
1
4-15
(quar.)
4-11
4-20
(quar.)
4-
6-
25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__I
2
2
4-15
Marconi
5-
30c
preferred
$1.20
5-
5-
5-2
5
4-
15c
—.
H
4-25
4-
5-31
45c
9
4-11
27VaC
4-15
6-30
20c
5-
2
$1.06#
4-15
4-30
Gate
3-25
4-11
5-
(quar.)
1
7c
4-11
4-12
2
pfd. A
4'/»%
5-
7c
3-31
10c
'4-11
5-
S
(increased)
& Co.,
(P. R.) & Co., 5% pfd. A
Mansfield Tire & Rubber (quar.)
18c
Corp., class A (monthly)
2
60c
(R. H.)
4%
Monthly
5-
30c
3-31
5- 2
$3.50
Mallory
I2V2C
Custodian Funds, Inc.—
stock series:
4-11
Y.). (resumed-quar.)
4-10
60c
(s-a)
3-21
3-30
class A (quar.)
10c
(quar.)
55c
$1.29
3-21
4-15
preferred (quar.)_;
Garnett Company, class B (quar.)
(quar.)—
'
$1.11
j.
1
28c
Gardner-Denver Co.,
3-30
3-31
Milling, Inc.—
1
25c
(quar.)
3-21
3c
4-30
$1.04
(quar.)__
4-
60c
3-10
2
3-23
$1.24
4-
Monthly
1
3-31
—
(quar.)__
Rice
Lynchburg Gas
3-31
4-15
3-30
5%
(Tenn.)
4-15
4-15
Mid-Texas
(initial)
com.
Common
(quar.)______
&
new
1
__•
(quar.)_+.___
Water
1
2
(San Francisco)—
3-21
(quar.,)___.!____
preferred
California
4-
4-14
5-
1
25c
(annual)
$7 preferred
20c
(quar.)
12 Vic
I
1
4-15
1
Franklin
40c
preferred
4-
McCabe
(quar.)__
4-
(quar.).
preferred
5.10%
4-29
State
Common
30c
Foote Bros. Gear & Machine,
3-17
5'/2%
4.70%
6-1
$3
4%%- preferred (quar.)
Flying Tiger Line, Inc., 5% preferred A (s-a>
8
5-
(quar.)
Power
4-29
1
1
45c
Insurance
preferred
preferred
5.16%
5-13
Co. (Syra¬
(quar.)
50c
Co.__.
Oregon
4.96%
7-1
42c
Insurance
Corp. (quar.).;
Public Utilities Co., com.
Futterman
(quar.)__
Co.
4-29
30c
(quar.)
Rubber,
15c
preferred
3-24
5-25
35c
(quar.)
Los Angeles Athletic Club (increased quar.)_
Louisiana Power & Light, 4.16% pfd. (quar.)
4.44%
preferred (quar.)
4-8
1
45c
&
5-16
$1
3-26
3-17
for
B
4-
20c
(quar.)__.
1
____—J.—_—
common
5-2
25c
Pennsylvania
6-
(quar.)—
Co.,,
Plan,
Insurance
Terminal
Common
of
Co.
$1.12
"
5-26
3-30
class
20c
Pelhani
3-22
4-
5-26
;
10c
Quarterly 1
3-28
6
6-10
€-10
25c
15c
(quar.)
Firestone Tire
1
First
4-30
3-31
25c
$1.50
Extra
4-20
4-22
4-15
dividend)
30c
Y.)
Faultless Rubber
5-10
15c
Co.
Castings
Finance
California
Co.
Gas
N.
cuse,
Florida
75c
____:
(Stock
4-
25c
(quar.)
Farmers & Traders Life
100%
!_____
<___
Oil. Co.+.___.
Mfg.
5-
Fall
50c
(quar.)__
Gas
Budget
Butler
7
4-15
Inc.,
(quar.)i
6
UOc
(quar.)
3-14
_
Buffalo
7
4-
1
—
Life & Casualty
3-30
i93%c
'
50c
(increased-quar.)
preferred
Louisiana
(quar.)
25c
Yards
Inc.
Buckeye Steel
Bush
4-
2
preferred
4-26
(quar.)—_
Co,^—__;
4-
4-13
t50c
common
5
4-
Massachusetts
ap¬
,____
4-27
$1.80
$25c
(s-a)
(quar.)
3-22
1
Petroleum
Gorham,
Stock
Creek
Buck
2
5-
4-
(quar.)
Extra
Brooklyn
Industries
4-
3-31
5-16
Lawrence Gas Co.__
Ltd.—
(quar.)_
25c
_
Bourbon
5%
1
5-
2
—
common
Ltd.
common..
17 Vac
to
3)-.
4-20
3-24
62V2c
class A
Bliss
(E. W.)
Co., $1.80 preferred
(quar.)
Bluetield Supply Co.
(quar.)____
Bourjois,
3-31
4-
1
3-31
4-
(quar.)
Starr
Black
4-15
5-
3-22
15c
._,
subject
May
5-16
1
7V2C
Mills, Inc. (quar.)___
E'versharp, Inc., common, (quar.)
3-28
50c
___
Common
4-20
J20c
Chemical Co.,
4-15
75c
Langendorf United Bakeries Inc.—
4-
net
(quar.)__
(quar.)
of
Stores,
$1.75
(quar.)_
from
Co.
4-15
lJ/a%
held)
5-16
2J/4c
Canada, Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
$1.45
__
(quar.)
Western
(quarterly
income)
preferred
share
4-15
Macy
4-
dividend
each
$2
"
Inc.
4-11
4-29
3-21
i
(quar.)
(one share for
7c
I_
Inc.__
Y.)
.
30c
(quar.)
com.
dividend
Yards,
preferred
Billups
Co.
A
18c
Erwin
-
(increased)
Works
Iron
RR.
Mfg.
(stock
Gossett
Belmont
Shares,
&
class
Co.,
15c
(N.
1
7%
2
15c
(quar.)
Ducommun Metals & Supply Co.
4-15
$1.50
Corp.,
stockholders
of
&
4-11
50c
Cadwell
Mfg.
proval
Bell
2
Economics Laboratory
Corp.
Beaton
5-
dividend
Stock
8
8
25c
preferred (quar.)
6'/
Banlife
$1.25
Fireman's Fund Insurance
Holding Corp.,. common...—
1',
preferred (quar.)
-!i_U
Backstay-Welt Co. (quar.)________—,
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp. (quar.)_
Commercial
4-
7V2%
8
4-29
736c
$1.20 conv. prior preferred (quar.)
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" (from income)
Bankers
4-8
$1 preference
5-31
1
25c
Lane
4-6
2
duPont
.—
5-2
2
Corp.
5-
50c
King-Seeley Corp. (quar.)___
Knox Glass, Inc. (quar.)
4
5-
Dominion Bridge, Ltd. (quar.)
Dominion Engineering Works,
6c
-
4.
5-
Laboratories,
$1
;
—
4
$1.12
Diketan
2-12
32V2c
43%c
30c
$1
$1.18%
$1
B-M
4_27
4-
$1.06
investment
3%
.
5C
$1
Dixon-Powdermaker Furniture
7% preferred (quar.)
Corp..
.
Atlantic City Electric, 5% pfd. (quar.)
4.75';
preferred (quar.)—
4',
preferred (quar.)
Atlantic Coast Line RR. Co.—
5',
non-cum. preferred (s-a)
_
4-27
(quar.)
Dividend
Water,
Co_^__
Austin-Nichols & Co.—
5c
(quar.)
Dominion Tar
Steel
3-15
preferred
B
1
50c
Paper (increased)
Kentucky-Tennessee Clay (quar.)
Kewanee Oil (stock dividend)
3-15
3-31
preferred
Class
-
Atkinson Finance
Atlantic
4-
3-31
V
'
Kalamazoo
4-15
25c
$1.12V2
-
1st
Discount
(stock dividend)
Physics
Artesian
4
of Rec.
4-
6
Davenport Water Co., 5% preferred (quar.)_
Deming Company (quar.)
Di Giorgio Fruit, class A
(quar.)
3-29
4-
stock was recently ex¬
changed for class A and B com. shares.
Applied
4-
$4.24
Common
Note:
3-31
Holders
10c
1
preferred (quar.)
Joy Manufacturing (quar.
4'/2%
2
62 V2c
investment income)___
American Smelting & Refining
7', preferred (quar.)___——._—
American Thread Co., 5% preferred (s-a)___
Anaconda Wire & Cable Co
;■
■—
Ansul Chemical Co.
(quar.)
—
—
Anthes-Imperial Co., Ltd., class A (increased)
51,',
preferred B (quar.)—
_
;•'*>,
5-
4-15
4-
net
(From
3-18
10c
Mutual Fund-—
American
3-31
75c
(Newark, N. J.)—
Co.
Insurance
Quarterly
American
!;
split.
4-22
4-20
Payable
1
4%
Stock
April 12 on a proposed
ing to be held on
two-for-one stock
15C
Dallas Power & Light Co.—
$4 preferred (quar.)
;
at the annual meet-
stockholders will vote
3-31
of Rec.
Growth Fund, Inc
Factors, Ltd.
American
American
v,
Payable
18c
(quar.)
(Ga.) com.
(quar.)_
Discount
preferred
5',
Holders
17»/2c
preferred (initial quar.)
Arlams-Millis Corp.. new com. (initial quar.)
Admiral Benbow Inn (s-a)
,
—
Air
products, Inc. (quar.)-,.Alba Hosiery Mills
(quar.) ___
__
___
American
When
Stores
7oV convertible
4-22
$1.121/2
Candy Co.,
$4.50
Share
of Comvany
Bros.
nt-nrison
3-21i
40c
4'/2% preferred (quar.)
common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)___,
Cutter Laboratories, class A
(quar.)
Class B (quar.)
Curtis
Per
Uuiuc
a
4-1
15c
Cudahy Packing,
their
date.
payment
62VaC
Creamery Package Mfg.. Co. (quar.)
which we show the payments previ-
second table in
preferred
(quar.)
Continental Aviation &
Engineering Corp.___
Continental Motors Corp. (quar.)
•
Jusiy'announced, but which have not yet" reached
A
5%
Mfg. (resumed).
Jersey Central Power & Light—
When
Share
of Company
Jacobson
4-15
3-31
3-31
<
28c
4-15
3-31
'
25c
5-10
4-20
*
5-10
4-20
"
i1
12
The
(1328)
_____
——
_
Corp., 5% pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Seagrave
5%%
Columbian
Security
Banknote
Security Insurance Co.
(Increassd-quar.)
Selas
Seven-Up
(St. Louisi
Hungerford)
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
.
(quar.)
(Hartford)
Smyth Mfg.
Bakeries
common
i quar.) ——__'
California Gas, 6%" pfd. (quar.)
6%
preferred A
Southern
(quar. i
Colorado
Co.,
(quar.)
com.
preferred
1st
—
(quar.)
Southwestern Drug Corp.,
$5
Common
4%%
Strathmore
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Finance &
Mold
Talon,
4%
B
A
Ternco
4-14
5-
2
4-
1
4-14
4-
1'
4-14
4-
1
Insurance
Toledo
Co." (Minn.)
Edison,
4Vi%
common
preferred
4.56%
4.60%
Alan
3-22
Albemarle
3-24
Class
4-
1
Building
(quar.)_I
3-31
3-31
Products Inc.
Alco
C'U.fr
1st
United
nrpference
Funds.
United
United
Corp.,
1
4-15
Algoma
5-
2
4-15
All
5-
2
4-15
5-16
4-29
4-15
3-31
5-
2
dividend
S
Industries,
5-
2
4-
1
3-18
Allis-Chalmers
4-11
Allison
4-20
4-
1
5-
1
4-15
4-
1
3-19
4-
1
Aluminum
3-28
3-19
U
S
Mineral
New
Wool
4-
Co,
Aluminum
U
S
Radium
S
Servateria
Corp.
5%
Universal
Univis
4Vz%
Utah-Idaho
'(ouar.)
of Canada,
Co.
second
preferred
4'2%
Corp.,
3-25
American
4-
8
American
6-
1
(accum.)
5-
6%. preferred
Book
preferred
5%
preferred
Brake
American
2-23
4-
Class
American
Cemenc
4-
25%
3-28
.1
3-25
3-16
Class
Associated
3-
1
Associated
Motion
3-16
Associated
Stationers
3-
3-31
4-
New
1
4-
4
3-28
4-15
12%c
3-31
Associates
6-
1
5-
6
Atlantic
City
5-31
5-
6
Atlantic
City
3-21
Atlantic
Athey Products
3-30
$1.25
4-
$125
4-15
4-15
Export
Express,
3-31
6
•6%
preferred
for
4-
9
3-14
Atlantic
Company
4-
9
3-14
Atlantic
Wholesalers
4-
1
3-14
4-
1
3-15
Atlantic
4-
5
3-18
Atlas
Steels,
4-
1
3-
7
Atlas
Life
4-
1
3-
7
Class
fquar.)__
'
(s-a)
4-29
American
3-24
American
1
$3
4-
7
4-
]
$6
3-28
$175
(accum.)__
—
(initial-quar.)__
(quar.)__
common
3-21
preferred
Light,
Gas
(quar.)____
common
56c
5-
2
$1.06%
5-
2
4-11
$4.25
preferred
(quar. )
$5.00
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
5-
2
4-11
$4.60
.
American
4-11
preferred
(quar.)
$1.15
5-
2
4-11
,
_
Washington Title Insurance Co.____
Waste
King
6%
Corp.,
convertible
Webb
&
(No
Knapp.
action
this
Weber
preferred
Wheeling &
4%
4-
1
3-15
Auto-Doler
4-
1
3-15
Avolon
3-31
3-18
5%
1
3-18
5Vb% preferred
3-31
3-15
6%
4-
1
3-18
7%
5-
2
4-
8
Automatic
Avon
New
&
&
payment
at
5V4%
3-31
American
3-31
American
4-
$1.50
3-18
5-15
26,4C
(accum.)
3-28
3.90%
1
5%
-
/
4-
30c
$1.50
3-
1
1
31%c
4-
5
3-15
1
3-
4-1
i
25c %
6/lOc
4
Machine
5-
2
4-
preferred
9-15
5-
2
4-
8
4-21
4-
7
:
!
t
.'4-1
50c
Co.,
common
Candle
Fuel
20c
(quar.)
&
(quar.)
Light
54-
20c
5-
2
1
5
I
County
414%
3-18
4- .1;
preferred
(quar.)
4-
1
American
Metal
3-31
American
3-
•
4-15
3-31
American
Motors
t20c
4-30
4-
New
9
(B.
&
5-
$1.11
2
Piano
6%
.
4-
7
3-25
6%
4-
7
6%
preferred
Monthly
'•
'
?
3-25
4-
3-31
4-15
3-31
3-17
50c
3-31
3-15
3-31
3-15
15c
4-
8
3-
1
21c
4-
8
3-
1
25c
5-
2
4-20
(quar.)
com;
!
5-
$1.25
2
3-31
Monthly
$1.12V2
(quar.)____i._
6-
(quar.)
Corp.—
•
4%%
Ltd.,
preferred
(quar.)
3-31
Fire
20c
8
3-30
25c
(quar.)
(Gaiv.,
4-15
4c
3-30
6-29
Quarterly
4c
9-29
give the
dividends
12-15
8-
i
7-20
Optical Co. (quar.)
Photocopy Equipment—
50c
4-
previous
The list does not include divi¬
weeks and not yet paid.
announced this week,
dends
these
being
given
in
4-
1
preceding table.
Per '
Share
,
A.
C.
Company
.v
F.-Wrigley Stores.
S.
A.
of
Inc. (quar.)
Products ;(quar.)
Laboratories, common (quar.)
convertible
preferred
4%
Abitibi
Power
4%%
preferred
Common
$1.20
Aero
Casualty
&
Aetna
Insurance
Aetna
Life
Fund,
Quarterly
Corp.
Surety Co.—
Co.
1
1
a.
3-
V.
.
3-18
65c
4-
l
3-I6
35c
.
1
4-
1
3-18
Co.
of
6c
4-20
3-22
York—
40c
4-
1
3-15
7>/2c
4-
1
3-15
ii/2C
4-
1
3-15
343/8c
4-
1
3-15
5
preferred B
343/8c
4-
1
3-15
37i/2C
(quar.)
...
(quar.)____
4-
i
3-15
■'
j
60c
Insurance
Co.
(Miami
1
Belgium
Beatty
3-21
4-
1
3-
1
4-
1
3-
1
4-
2
3-11
30c
4-
2
4-
2
Class
(quar.)
Inc._
37V2C
2
(quar.)____
common
(quar.)____;
Corp.,
(quar.)___
3-14
Berkshire
1
6-24
5%
3-11
6%.
35c
3-30
3-16
3-31
3-
'
35c
3-31
3-16
4-
3-16
1-
preferred
preferred
Oil
(quar.)_
Corp.,
15c
5-16
55-
15c
(quar.)_
4-
1
Big
35c
3-31
Control
Airwork
Akron
Products
Corp.
Canton
(stock
&
(quar.)
12%c
Younstown
RR.
5-
Co
■
1
4-15
3%
dividend)-!
4-15
3.31
40c
4-15
4-
1
Angelica Uniform
Anglo-Canadian
Common
$2.80
(quar.)
Pulp
&
Paper
(quar.)
preferred
3-15
Mills—
-
3-24
7-1
3-31
3-31
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
6-10
3-15
15c
3-31
$1.12%
4- 1
4- 1
3-17
3-31
3-31
3-15
3-16
3-16
3-18
3-15
3-15
25c
(quar.)
$1.56l/4
$1.40
$1
(quar.)
common
iquar.)
__
75c
Co.—
$1
1
4-1
IIV4C
,3-31
3-18
7%c
4- 4
3-24
4-4
3-24
40c
843/8C
$1.12%
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
3-15
3-15
3-lo
30c
;
(quar.)
com.
(initial)
:
4-
preferred
25c
(quar.)
,
4- 1
3-11
tlOc
4- 1
3-lo
J25c
5%
4- 1
'4-1
3-10
3-10
3-10
3-15
i25c
.'
"
R.
J35c
(quar.)__/
50c
*
tl7%c
(quar.)
Co.
of
Canada
Corp.
Co.
Insurance
Saco
$1.25
RR„
A
$3
7%
pfd.
75c
$1.75
class
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
4-20
4-25
25c
_
$1.25
<quar.)„
21c
A
4-1
3-15
tlOc
4-15
3-16
J25c
3-16
3-zi
3-21
3-H
14c
(quar.)
25c
&
(quar.)
25c
2%
4-4
Black
&
Son,
Inc.
Corp.
(quar.)___
(stock
dividend)
Decker
Mfg.
(increased quar.)
Valley Gas & Electric Co.—
preferred (quar.)___
preferred (quar.)
40c
3-31
3-
$1.06V4
4- -1
4- 1
3-io
3'10
Blackstone
4-
7
3-15
4.25%
J70c
4-20
3-31
5.60%
2-zj
3-zi
4-11
4-1
1
(quar.)
Machine Co.
Birtcher
3-15
1
A
common
4-15
25c
pfd. (s-a)__
(quar.)
(quar.)_
4-15
4-15
$1.50
Co.,
class
Ltd.,
3-10
3-11
3-11
3-Jt
3-JJ3-Ji
20c
Co.___
(quar.)___
Water
Furniture
Stores,
3-10
3-31
3-31
3-31
25c
(quar.)
Co.
3-31
4-16
60c
(quar.)
Erie
5- 2
t55c
(quar.)
(quar.)____
(quar.)
common
Corp.,
4- 1
4- 1
4-15
4- 1
4- 1
}50c
(quar.)
4-15
2%
(quar.)_____
Lake
preferred
3-15
3-15
3-15
Bird
3-17
3-31
R.
Hats,
3-18
3-31
3-31
3-31
Bird
3-17
3-31
17(40
$1
■
Air
Bear
Biltmore
3-15
53j/bC
com.
(quar.)
Biederman
2
1
7'/2c
(quar.)
new
Ltd.,
Steel
&
4-
15c
(quar.).
Manufacturing
Biddeford
2
5-16
&
4-20
Ltd.—
preferred
Bethlehem
3-25
3-25
4-20
43c
Ltd.
preferred
Bessemer
7
3-25
15c
dividend)__
Gas,
3-10
1
4-20
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Standard Life
1
4-
3-25
$2.50
!
Finance
4-
3-28
4-20
Y.)—
Beneficial
,7-
4-15
1%
Aviation
$2.25
1
3-21
4-
$1.06
,
preferred
Co.,
Telephone
$1.50
12J/2c
2 V2 c
B
Anderson-Prlcnard
Bell
Beneficial
$1
common
C
(N.
Corp.
preferred
Bibb
Hocking Glass,
Creek
7%
3-10
3-31
8-19
50c
<quar.)___
preferred
Bendix
4-12
8-19
5-20
9-19
(quar.)
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd.—
4-20
50c
(quar.)
Company
Electric
5-
I2V2C
Corp.
Beech
3-11
10%
Electronics
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
$1.40
3-11
4-11
5-20
9-19
6-20
$1.75
(Stock
Stores,
Bros.,
Common
3-11
433/4c
3-15
6-20
$1
(quar.)
Beaver Lumber
—
6% prererred (quar.)
Zinc, Lead & Smelting (quar.)
convertible
4(4%
3-10
82!/2c
■
1
37 '/2c
15c
Distilling
3-10
-
4-
4-
40c
Co.,
(quar.i;
Laboratories
1/
3-15
3-15
$1
Optical
(increased)
Foods
3-21
4-14
$1
Lomb
1
'
:
12-30
3-31
4-27
37'/2c
(initial
Works
40c
(quar.)__
common
1-13-61
1
1
(quar.)___
Co.
3-28
4-
3-31
i6-30
9-30
4-
:
conv. prior pfd.
(quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
'
Amoskeag Co;» $4.50 preferred
Class
3-10'
1
1
3-14
7-15
$1
Co.,
Beatrice
3-18
4-
50c
dividend
$4 preferred
3-31
3-22
25c
$1.12%
(quar.)
B.)
1
4-15
4-15
;
(quar.)
preferred
(J.
4-
15c
Sons
convertible
&
3-
25c
Stock dividend
•
iquar.)
Trust
Iron
4-20
1
$1.50
—
Manufacturing
Beam
3-; 3
5%;
Title
Metal,
3-
4-
(quar.)_;
—
preferred
Anderson
(quar.)
Co.
American Telephone & Telegraph Co. (quar.)
American Thermos Products Co. (quar.)
Anchor
Discount, Inc.—
preferred A
Stores
Anaconda
3
1
$2
4-20
4-30
4-
10-14
.s
(quar.)
York
common
Baxter
3
1 '
12l/2c
Co
Sugar Refining,
American
3-
4-
31V4C
<quar.)_
dividend
American
%
4-
15c
4-14
4-30
$1.50
$1.50
3%%
(quar.)_
Steamship
Amphenol-Borg
income—
New
4-1
'12'/2c
■%
$1.50
(quar.)
4%' preferred,
(Indianapolis) —
American Tobacco Co.,
-
70c
-
•
.
1
prior preference
Bausch
3-23
$1.50
Insurance
preferred
Ampco
investment
(quar.)__
30c
prior pref. A
prior preference B (quar.)_;
Bath
12-12
3-31
183/4C
62'/2c
I
Shares, Inc., 6%
Common
(quar.)___.
B
Stock
4-
12-20
40c
$1.25
7%
9%
$1.25
$1.25
(quar.)
States
Extra
3-17
3-30
common
New
4%%
Delaware—-
Stamping Co.
Stock
3-10
9
of
pfd.. (quar.)______
—
American
3-10
44-
30c
_
preferred
4-
Corp.
Snuff Co.,
A
American
3-1
.
(quar.)
conv.
Va %
>
...
5% %
(quar.)_
Class
•
3-1
5%
(quar.)
Extra
6%
4-1
4-1
t30c
:_
Co.
net
&
preferred
Class
8
37%c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Insurance
Investment
Common
3-
Inc.—
from
non-cumulative
2nd
4-14
$1.121/2
,...
pid. A (quar.)
conv.
Bastian-Blessing Co.
-'9-12
American
(quar.)
Quarterly
Aid
,
t28Vac
(stock dividend).
Insurance
Agricultural
1
*
Ltd.—
(initial)__
common
Affiliated
4-
jISc
preferred
Service Corp.
New
3-21
3-8
$1
___!
Refineries,
Addressograph-Muitigraph
Aetna
,9-20
American
3-10
3-31
4-1
t42%c
(quar.)_
Sugar
A
$1.25
American
3-31
45c
(quar.)
class
(quar.)___
6%. preferred
of Rec.
&
Acadia-Atlantic
preferred
Extra
Holders
I2%c
Paper Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)
Common
When
Payable,
10c
_
R.
Abbott
non-cumulative
Seal-Kap
3--4
4-30
4-30
2%
35c
.
Candy
(quar.)
Basic, Incorporated,
common
$6.25 preferred (quar.)
1
6-10
American
*
Name
6-20
convertible
3-31
20c
Barton's
3-17
$1.25
v
3-14
and
!_
(quar.)
Bates
15c
(quar.)
5%
3-15
1
(quar.)
Barber Oil Corp.
Ltd.—
preferred
5%
1
4-
'
6%
3-15
non-cumulative
American
the
B
preferred
of
$5.60
quarterly
Lines,
'
1
5%
in
4-
50c
series)
A
Electric
preferred
New
11-30
announced
3-15
—
6%
9-10
4c
5%
we
1
RR.—
&
preferred
7%
6-10
Quarterly
Corp.
4%
4'/4%
3-14
4c
___________________
5-20
President
1
4-
(quar.)
(J.)
Bankers
6-20
Increased
1
3-
$1.121/2
(quar.)
Hydro
Bank
3-21
1
1
1
3-31
(quar.)
Ohio
&
Bancroft
Texas)
7-
4-
1
dividend)
(quar.)
Bangor
3-11
1
5-2
3-15
3-
(quar.)
preferred
Bank
Insurance
profits
(stock
Co
preferred
Bancohio
3-28
25c
2
American
Below
4%
3-11
4-
6-
£56 %c
3-18
3-31
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
-
quar.)___
Insurance
American
1
1
Common
4%
5-20
1
40c
Co.
National
American
3-15
4-
3-
preferred C (quar.):
Common
»
25c
.
1
3-
(quar.)___
Inc.
Baltimore
4-20
5-
4-20
1
3-31
Rubber
4V2%
4%
3-31
40c
(quar.)
.
.
25c
Monthly
<
»
4-15
25c
;
___
1 -15
4-
4-
15c
(reduced-quar.)
Baltimore Gas & Electric, com. (quar.)
3-15
5-
25c
w__.l
Monthly-
Balcrank,
Baldwin
Inc.—
Products
Increased-quarterly
Quarterly
10-15
-
12V2C
(quar.)
preferred
6V4c
(quar.)
National
.
7-15
10-15
1-15-61
Co.—,
preferred
3-25
$1.75
American
4-15
7-13
3-31
(quar.)
:
T.j, Inc. 5%
7
$1.31 V4
(quar.)
common..
American
!
jr.—
4-4
4-15
3-
—
quar.)
class
Wilcox
4-
$1.25
Metals
(initial
common
4-5
5-2
4-15
3-31
America
of
com.
(1947
Inc.,
Baldwin
7
3-14
97'/2C
common
Molasses
5-I6
JlOc
I31V4C
t343/4C
t37J/2C
(quar.)
security
Co.,
6%' preferred
$1.50
(quar.)_v
preferred
4-11
3.15
1
5-2
12Vac
J171/2c
___—
preferred
preferred
Foods,
Babbitt
T"
(quar.)
4-14
Electric—
4.44%
class A
Ltd.
Foundry—
Climax
Metal
30c
Worcester
iWm.i
preferred
17'/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stores,
Ltd..
5%
1
6-
America—
Corp.
net
&
15c
(quar.)___.
Manufacturing (Del.)
A
_J_
i
;
American
4-21
4-
25c
pfd. (quar.)
quar.)___
(increased
Babcock
3-31
3-22
3-31
30c
(quar.
25c
Co.
(quar.)
Industries
5-16
$1.25
;
of
41/2%
of
American
Class
1
3-16
25c
25c
preferred (quar.)
B-G
3-18
3-31
(quar. I
American-Marietta,
3-
3.15
_
income)—
S.)
Common
-8-31
k4-10
(monthly)
(quar.)
&
4
11-30
3c
(quar.)_
Maize-Products,
7%- preferred
8
10c
Woodward
Zeller's,
&
preferred
from
from
(L.
Ayres
3-15
12-15
•
25c
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.-)_^_.
Mills,
Paper
3-21
1
t433Ac
4ya,%
(quar.)
l.
Illinois—
Co.
Machine
3-15
$1.4334
(quar.)
common
1
$1
Ry.,
4-
(quar.)
A
Baumer
Wrigley
Israeli
3-
3-17
4-
25c
—._
4%
Inc.,
10c
preferred
prior
3-31
4-15
7V2c
Co.
Sprinkler
(19 4/10c
4-
50c
-
•_
American
Co.—
(quar.)_.
Chemical
Woodall
Fixtures
Erie
lien
Corp.
Wisconsin
Witco
(quar.)
(quar.)
Chocolate
preferred
Will
3-25
2%
7%
(initial
Products.
3-21
1
^—
(quar.)
common
5
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Canteen
Automatic
..
;
common
Investment
Okla.)
(quar.)
preferred
1
4-
J25c
t55c
933.'ic
J25c
(quar.)—_J__—
preferred
1
3-1
4-
(quar.)
preferred
4-15
3.
1
4-
(quar.)
Telephone, Ltd., com.
3-15
*
Corp.
preferred
non-cum.
preferred
(quar.)—
Centers
2
4-
3-31
(Tulsa,
Atlas
4-
5-
4-1
* t25c
(quar.)
—_——
Co.
3.15
1
15c
A
»
Sewing
3-22
4-
Co.
(quar.)
Atlas Thrift Plan Corp.,
3-15
(quar.)
i__;
Ltd.
4-18
(Orlando,
Ltd.
American
Lake
prior
Whiting
$5
C
common
'6%
Co.,
_V
Anierican
timet
preferred
Wilbur
on
Extra
4-30
$2.07
dividend)
Inc., $6 preferred
taken
Showcase
5%
istk.
common
Ice
3-10
,
25c
27Vac
—__
3-21
-
Washington
Alico
of
class
(s-a)
3.75'%
2
3-31
(initial-quar.)
com,
Products
1
5-6
.
25c
Quarterly
5-
87V2C
(quar.)_
Hardware
Home
4-
7xh%
—
Quarterly.
3-31
—_—
American
3.10
Co.—
Ltd.,
Insurance
3-31
25c
$1.12J/a
(quar.)____
com.
Fund,
1
13c
$1
$2
65c
(quar.)
3-31
3-15
(quar.)____
-Felt,
4-
Quarterly
.' 3-31
25c
&
3-11
tl5c
tl8c
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund—
1
Hair
3.13
(quar.)
preferred
Refining,
45c
+
Casualty Co.
Growth
1
held)
4-15
37,/zc
Quarterly
5-15
56V4C
B
4-15
$1.25
$1.25
60c
43%c
15c
25c
(quar.)
—;
new
4-
7
3-31
25c
share
(one
share
each
4-15
.
45c
30c
—__
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Fire &
American
1
4-
$1.12%
_________
20c
(quar.)
Lines
3.13
(quar.)
RR.
Stock
Co.—
D
American
3-31
4-
preferred
American
3-31
7%c
(quar.)
.3V'2%'
3-18
1
dividend
3-17
4-15
4-
2%
(quar.)
Cyftnamid
Line
Coast
1
(quar.)
com.
preferred
1
preferred
3.13
1
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)__
Electric
iquar.)
30c
(quar.)
Corp.,
3-
1
(quar.)——_—
Co.
Sewerage
4-29
3-31
Supply—
Investment
3-18
3-15
1
4-
(quar.)
1,
—
Products
Extra
4V2%
American
A
3-25
4-
4-
(initial-quar.)
common
Class
3-18
1
3-17
4-15
4-15
Ltd.—
Picture Industries
3-24
4-30
3-31
l
Industries,
1
4-
3.11
130c
receipts for ordinary (final)
4-20
1
25c
(quar.)
Electrical
4-
120c
;
27VsC
—
preferred Tquar.)_________—__
American Crystal Sugar, common (quar.)—
3-25
B
American dep.
4
3-21
t$1.50
tlQfAc
common
(quar.)
t25c
J57c
30c
60c
50c
25c
$1.25
3-14
3-26
Co.,
A
3-15
4-15
35c
' '
preference A (quar.)_
6V2% preference. B (quar.)
Asbestos Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
Ashdown (J. II.) Hardware Co., Ltd.—
3-11
1
3-31
4-
Ltd.,
3..15
4- 1
60c
6%
4"
tquar.)__
(quar.) —1
7%
Ceramic
56'Ac
B
Shoe
3-25
4-29
Co.
1
4-
3.13
1
(quar.)___
Industries
Temple,
3.15
1
—.—
(quar.)
Corp.
5 V2 %
Co.,
A
series
4
5-15
pfd.
2-26
$1.25
Corp.,
series
Can
25c
RR.
3-10
3-31
1%
—__—
Arma
American
4-
(quar.)___
7%
4-1
—
(iricreased-quar.)
Bosch
3-24
4-
C^rp..
Ash
3-10
$1.06l/4
common
Rubber
dividend
American
4-14
1
4-30
Massachusetts
Bakin<r
Arvin
3-11
1
(quar.),
Biltrite
Stock
American
Warner
3-21
1
4-
(quar.)
<quar.)___
Note,
3-25
$1.06 %
(quar.)
preferred
1
4-
—
Filtei
Air
Bank
American
7
4-
20c
$2.25
4-
30c
75c
35c
3IV2C
1834c
preferred (quarj-i
Aggregates, Corp.—
5%:preferred (auar.)_
5-16
4-16
5c
(quar.)
Company.
Vermont &
Arundel
1
4-
4-
25c
Equipment Corp. (quar.)_j.
Electric
75c
4-11
4-28
2
dividend
Stock
1
(s-a)
preferred
Vendo
3-21
(quar.)
pfd. A
4-
20c
common
4
common
Quarterly
Vanadium
4-
f—
(quar.)
4-15
Corp.,
(quar.)—:
Arrow-Hart-Hegeman
Ltd.—
4-20
(quar.)
Sugar
Aro
4
3-31
4-
30c
35c
12»/2c
class A (quar.)_
Arnold Constable Corp.
3-11
3-21
(quar.)
5-14
f78'8C
pfd.
Armstrong Ruboer Co.,
933Ac
5-14
lOc
A
3-11
3,
$1.08
•:
(quar.)
Company
3-11
.._—
Amerace
J40c
dividendi__;
class
1
America—
4-20
SI.06%
.
Co.
4-
&
(quar.)
Participating
4-20
5-16
(quar.)___
Container,
Lens
Armour
1
(increased)—
common
Aluminum Specialty uo., $1.20
5-16
(quar.)
United Telephone (Kansas), 5%
3-18
1
———
5-14
1
Corp.
_
Telephone Co. (Indianapolis)—
preferred (quar.)__
;
i
United
of
4% ' preferred
3-19
1
1
(initial >__l
common
U
(stock
1
5.48%
-
4
Amalgamated Sugar Co. (quar.)
Amerada Petroleum Corp. (quar.)
16c
pfd.
4-
30c
50c
(quar.)
Co.. 75c conv, pfd.
preferred
$3.75
5
4-20
4-
6-
(quar.)
4Vi%
10-22
6%
(quar.)
Mfg.,
Steel Mfg.
American
Inc.,
1
25c
30c
$1.06V/4
t30c
r
Allied Stores Corp.', common
Allied Thermal Corp.______^
5%
pfd.
11-
preferred
preferred
3. 4
1
8
4-8
$1.18
$1.37
pfd.
Power & Lignt,
4.72'%
4-1
4-
4-15
$1.16J/4
(quar.)
4.32%
(quar.)
(quar.)—■
preferred
4.65%
Arkansas
4-
_____
Laboratories
4-15
6-
<quar.)_
$4.25
10-22
4-
Alleghany Corp., 6%" preferred (s-a)__.
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp. (quar.)
Inc.—
U
—
Steel.
Stock
4-15
$1.14
Accumulated Fund
Piece Dve Works.
10-22
1
4-
—
(quar.)
4(4%
2
Ltd.—
A
1
11-
$1.50
—
—___
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Ltd. (increased quar.)
American Life: &
Casualty Co.
(111.)—
4-
5-
$1.06*4
(quar. i wi-.__._a_—
Acceptance
10-22
11-
$1.15
Alden's, Inc., common
4-15
Anierican
Union
11-1
5c
5.10
4-
■■
.
$1.25
12/2c
12V2C
class A (quar.)
Paper Mfg.,
B
50c
______
___
Ltd.
7-22
6- 1
5- 2
5-2
■
Applied Arts Corp, (quar.)
Arkansas-Missouri Power Co.—
American
iquar.),
Assn.
8-1
$1.05
—_u._—
17Vic
(quar.)
7-22
$1.37/2
(quar.)
Co.,
6% preferred (auar.)
3-24
4-15
(quar.)—
5%
pfd.
Steel
20c
(quar.)
iqvar.)
preferred
Traders
preferred
Wood
1
time
this
iquar.
preferred
4 25%
at
Mfg. Corp.
7-22
1
50°
4V4%
&
7-22
1
S1
20c
omitted
Malleable
1
8-
J*1
V(quar/)I
25c
r-_
8-
50c
preferred A (quar.)—
bAlabama Power Co., 4.20% preferred (quar.)
1
4-15
•'
$5.50
4-
25c
)s-a)_—IV
4-23
50c
—-—,
—-—,
—-—•—
B
4-
35c
22Vic
(quar.)-
payment
Haute
Title
5-25
15c
(quar.)__
5-2
$2.90 preferred (quar.)_____„_—172c
4Va% preferred (quar.)
t56'/4C
Anglo-Newfoundland Development Co., Ltd.
Quarterly
—
*5c
Extra
—•$10c
S1
Extra
Aircraft—-
Common
Terre
3-16
65c
(quar.)
(quar.)._.
preferred
1
Class
3-17
15c
pfd.
!_
(quar.)
class
1
31>/4c
(quar.)
common
(Calif.)
Corp.
Inc.,
Class
Loan,
4-23
4-23
;
"'. (quar.)
A
$30c
Anglo-Canadian Telephone, class A
2
2
50c
——
20c
r
—
5.20%
fquar.)__
Rubber
Swan
Class
6
4-
15c
(quar.•
Gas.,
Propane
■Preferred
Super
4-
(quar.)—.
4-23
5-
5-
5°c
———,
(quar.)
—_L—'
When
Hoiaert
Payable of Rec.
Share
Company
$1
1
————
(quar.)_—!
A
56Vic
:
__
(quar.)
Paper Co.
—1
Extra
4-22
2
4-
5c
Products
'(quar.)_'____i___w—w___———
B
Par
of
Name
of Rec.
f-
"5- 2 '
—---■
Extra
Inc.—
Standard-Coosa-Thatcher
Suburban
Class
Allied
(quar.)
conv
Monday, March 28, 1960
.
50 c
(quar.)—
A
——
Extra
4-14
4-11
$1.25
iquar.)
Special investments & Securities,
Sun
(quar.)__
common
preferred
Standard
1
5-
59c
59c
68c
19c
-1—
tquar.)_____
2nd preferred (quar.)
5.44%
.—
—w
_,
Power
4.72%%preferred
4.72%
.
8-
class
By-Products
B
'
40c
12Vic
12Vic
37%c
37 Vic
22Vic
____—
Co.,
partic. preferred
Southern
4-
4-29
(s-ai___—________—.—25c
Smith & Wesson
Southern
1
4-15
12Vic
15c
f20c
15c
35c
(quar.)
of America
Corp.
(J.
4-
Class
Extra
preferred
Bottling
Sheraton
4-15
25c
40c
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.
Smith
3-22
—
(quar.)
2nd
conv.
.
Holders
When
Payable
■
of Company
Extra
3-18
of America—
Corp.
50c
Alabama
3-18
1
Class
_
Security Storage
1
4-
3-28
10c
(quar.t.
(New Haven)
4-
15c
$1.12 %
18c
$1.25
683/4C
(quav.)—
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney, com.
$4.50 preferred A (quar.)_^___
Scudder Special Fund
Par
Share
v.
.
Name
>
Payable of Rec.
Share
Company
Holder$
When
■Pc
■
Name of
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
„
__
$1.40
Number 5937
191
Volume
,
.
.
The Commercial
Par
When
and
Financial Chronicle
Ki£ i
B
I
preferred (quar.)—
Tobacco. 6%
(quar.)
uros
25c
40c
—---
75c
•
——
20c
Xrerly
(quar.) —L-
old com.
Corp.
dividend
162%c
168%c
—_
Albany RR
——
Edison Co., common (quar.)
Rnston
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.i
Rnston Insurance Co.
(quar.)
Rnston Personal Property Trust
—___
Bowater Corp. of North America Ltd.—
v.;
preferred (quar.)
51
preferred (quar.)
Bowater Mersey Paper Co.—
4 25''
478',
preferred (s-a)
prior
4-1
4-1
.
25c
93%c
125c
4-11
4-15
4-1
Ltd.
Power,
(quar.)
preferred
61st
Street
Broad
Brocktcn
$3.80
Brockwgy Glass
56
+$1
153c
+56c
+$1.19
162%c
169c
1'12%c
135c
155c
preferred
Brooke
(quar.)
'
Class
A
Class
4%
B
preferred
Bruce
(E.
L.)
(quar.)
preferred
convertible
Watch
Coca-Cola
3-9
50c
3-31
3-15
Coca-Cola
15c
3-31
3-
Colgate-Palmolive
(quar.—
.
.____:
_____
dep.
income
for
Burns
&
Co.,
Ltd.,
Quarterly
Burroughs Corp.
from
4-1
4- 1
4-15
'
3-11
3-11
3-11
3-18
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
3-31
4-29
4- 1
15c
145c
15c
115c
4-15
4-15
4-15
4- 1
4- 1
4-1
4-
4- 1
4-15
4-15
4-14
Calumet
&
4> 5%
Eaniden
5%
Hecla, Inc.,
preferred
preferred
Campbell
Red
Lake
Taggart
:
pref. B
Corp., common
preferred
anada,
3-31
3-31
1
(quar.)-—162%c
4- 1
25c
4-1
_____
(s-a)
137%c
4- 1
3-31
4- 1
t$1.06%
4-15
4-1
4-1
t$1.10
4-1
4-14
,3- 1
3-152-29
J.pref-
fQUar.)
1&dian Canners.
_
A
(quar.)
4.64%
preferred
25c
3-21
3-
5.25%
preferred
Commercial
Trust
Commonwealth
Commonwealth
(quar.)_
B
(quar.)
preferred
B
(quar.)
preferred
B
(quar.)
(quar.)______;
Hudson Gas
preferred
preferred
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
& Electric
Co.
(qua*.)„-.-.
&
preferred C
(quar.)
36c
(quar.)
—
$1.20
$1.1.2%
$1
$1.23
preferred (quar.)
(quar.),.
preferred
(quar.)___
(quar.)_
(quar.)
k
t?5c
140c
t31%c
Central Telephone
Common
50%
(quar.)—
(quar.)_——
Central Vermont Public Service—
4.15%
(quar.I___
(quar.)———
4.75%
preferred
(quar.)--^
5.37'/2% preferred (quar.)——
Wisconsin
Motor
convertible
Pasco
de
Corp.
Chadbourn Gotham,
5%
6%
—
—
4%%
37%c
$1.25
$18%c
4-1
4- 1
5- 1
5- 1
4- 1
2-29
4-11
4-11
3- 8
3-15
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
4-1
3-15
3-15
3-15
3-15
10c
15c
25c
15c
56/4c
25c
"5c
3"21
3-31
3-19
(quar.)
3-28
4- 1
(stock' dividend)
Fund Inc.—
Quarterly
Chenango
,
from
A
4-30
$
5- 2
3-28
a
4- 6
3-31
3-31
,
91
^ (f
3
preferred (quar.
Series A preferred (quar.
Series A preferred (quar.)
$J-25
J1.25
$1'2^
—
10c
25c
Molded Products (quar.)
—
Chicago
Pneumatic Tool (quar.)
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR. (quar.)
Chile Copper Co.
—_
Chock Full O'Nuts Corp. (increased)
•Stock dividend
Christiana Securities, 7% pfd. (quar,)
Inc.—
Cincinnati
Enquirer,
Cincinnati
Gas & Electric Co.—
(quai.)-———
preferred (quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)
4%
Cincinnati-New Orleans &
10-20
9,
3-14
3-15
3-15
3-15
.
.
9-30
9 30
6_
„
b J
9 2
j-ju
J-ii
J .
n
3-19
•
preferred
5-13
4-15
$1.18 A
4
1
3-15
3_15
1
;—
°
J
^
$1.12
& Suburban
,
*•
4- 1
4- 1
15c
4-15
4-15
4-
1
4-
1
Steel
class
A
(Del.)
(quar.)
Finance Service,
10c
3-31
12c
5c
4-11
3-31
3-31
3-31
3-15
3-15
4-1
1
4- 1
3-18
3-21
—3-31
25%
4-29
3- 7
4-15
40c
3-31
3-18
10c
10c
25c
5- 2
5- 2
4-30
—__——-—-
g "
« 15
3-14
40c
12%c
$1.50
—_________
class A
(quar.)
—
each
for
sh.
100
stock held)—
Oil
15c
;
(stock
Co.
(quar.)___
dividend)-——
—
Crown
Crown
Zellerbach
of
class
Ltd, cl.
America,
convertible
American
preferred
7%
preferred
preferred
A
(quar.)
25c
45c
125c
com.
(quar.)
20c
$1.31%
(quar.)
International,
7%
(quar.)_
A
(quar.)—i
Corp.
Crown Zellerbach Canada.
preferred
Ltd,
3-10
3-11
3-17
3-17
4- 4
4-15
5- 1
4-1j
(quar.)__
28c
6- 1
5-17
(quar.)__
10c
$1.75
$1.75
$1.75
3"31
4- 1
7- 1
9-29
3-16
3-lt
O-lo
9-15
15c
4- 1
3-18
4-1
3-zz
com.
—
—
—
(quar.)—.—
Corp.
3-31
3-31
$1.37%
Co,
Sugar
1
4- 1
4- 1
4-
4-1&
4-lj
4- 9
3-16
15c
(initial)— 1$1.62%
common
preference A
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Gas
3-21
shares
Co.
Co.
4-
Corp.—
Petroleum
(One
3-14
3-14
110c
(quar.)—
—
Inc.,
(quar.)
Cork International,
%
3-23
3-14
1
3-16
3-21
3-21
3-15
3-25
3-11
(quar.)—:
preferred
6%%
4-15
3-31
4- 1
4- 1
3-30
3-4
3-4
3-11
3-11
4- 1
4- 1
3-31
3-31
Crompton & Knowles Corp. (quar.)
Crossett Company, class A (quar.)
5 %
3-11
3-30
3-18
3-18
3-15
4- 1
25c
15c
25c
15c
(quar.)
Co, Ltd.
:
Crampton Mfg., common
6% preferred (quar.)
Cream of Wheat Co. (quar.)
Crush
3-23
4r 8
4-11
3-31
4- 1
4- 1
4-25
87%c
87%c
i
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Co. (Boston)
Ltd.
L.),
Crucible-Steel
3-15
4-11
$1.31%
37%c
(quar.)__—:—1
Insurance
Crouse-Hinds
3- 9
3-30
50c
50c
———
(quar.)
A
Chemical
B
3-31
4-
3-4
Electric—
Reynolds,
common
preferred (quar.)
common
3-15
3-21
17%c
17%c
$1.62%
dividend
div.
4- 1
4- 1
20c
10%
(quar.)
America
Incorporated
&
4- 1
4-1
4- 1
4- 1
100%
—
Corp.
preferred
Class
3-15
3-15
3-15
12%c
(quar.)
Corning Glass Works, common (quar.)—
3%% preferred (quar.)__—
.___
3%% preferred- (1947 series) (quar.)—
Crestmont
3-16
>
Corp.—
of
Products
Crescent
3-16
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
Steel Industries Inc.—
(stock dividend)
Cooper-Jarrett, Inc.
(quar.)—___!
—_
Cooper Tire & Rubber, new com. (initial)—
Cooper (Peter) Corp, 6%
pfd. (quar.)
Coosa River Newsprint
(increased-quar.)—
6%
Cunningham Drug Stores, Inc.—
5%%
—
(quar.)
preferred
>
■
.
prior preferred
(quar.)
prior preferred
$1.60
Curtis Publishing
^
Co.
(annual)—
•
J
$1.12/2
common...
Curtis Publishing—
$4
99
preferred (s-a)—
Clothing,
Curlee
1.
3-31
3-31
<
93%c
(quar.)
Connector,
Corp.
(R.
4
Co.—
Cooper-Bessemer
Cowles
4-
$1.04
$1.12%
$1.13
55c
$1.37%
(quar.)
com.
dividend--——
4J/2%
Texas Pacific
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4-25
7%c
(quar.) T,.
(quar.)
Can
Cumberland
.
—
Telephone (quar.)__
Union Stock Yards (quar.)
Co,
preferred
Continental
$1
3-
3-14
2
17%c
Baking
preferred
Corroon
4-14
4-
17%c
3lVuc
(quar.)
7%
3-31
4
20c
com.
Cuban
J 1a
f/i
_
4-15
t40c
8c
(Toronto),
3-15
3 30
37i/2C
_
5-16
55c
—.
8
Corp.—
Crystal Oil & Land Co, $1.12 pfd.
35c
30c
3-14
16c
3-24
3-31
$
3-15
(quar.)—,
$4.52
Stock
<.5^,
■
——
1
40c
——
'
J
4
b 23
9 24
3-30
1
4-1
Co.—
Power
Crain
Z'_ J
37/2c
10 20
3712 ^
4-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)—:
Credit
$1-50
50c
62%c
25c
4-
25c
—
(quar.)
preferred
Coro,
3-25
2
(quar.)
preferred
$5.25
3-25
1
5-
t$1.37
Controls
1
,
$1.25
(quar.)
Craftsman
3-15
44-
:
B
3- 9
3-1
3-21
5-1
3-31
75c
$3.50
,
•'*
preferred
4- 8
3-21
A
Cincinnati
in
4-ib
(quar.)—
Cincinnati
3-31
V21
(quai.)
5%
1,
^
3-11
(quar.)—_—_——
Continental
4%c
(quar.)
5%
1G
.
4-1
3-1
Corp.—
Industries
Oil
Continental Copper &
$112/2,
$1
87 %c
< quar. I
Common
Common
4- 1
3-11
_
Craig Bit
60c
(quar.)
York—;,,
Quarterly
4
3-19
1
A
Stock
3-18
4-
preferred
$3.75
l
4-1
125c
t$1.37
$5.50
Telephone Corp.
Common
Series
\
25c
50c
...,
preferred
Common
New
Products
Co.
Corn
%
(quar.)_____
class A (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)_
Cornell-Dubiller
_
ne) investment income—
& Unadilla
of
Co.
preferred
Gas
4-
4-1
$1.25.
Electronics
Continental
Lo
A"on
4%
.
(quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common (quar.)—
3 V2%
convertible preferred (quar.)
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR. Co
Chicago Great Western Ry. Co, com. (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)__
Chicago Mill & Lumber (quar.)
——Chicago, Milwaukee. St. Paul & Pacific RR. Co.
4%%
Edison
? ,5
3-18
d-10
A0
preferred
1
1
10c
v
(quai.)
3-11
4- 1
4- 1
912-
25c
(quar.i.
com,
$4.16
$1.04
$1.16
$1.18
$1.34%
preferred (quar.
preferred (quar.)—
Co. of America—
Chemical
Corp,
Acceptance
Consumers
1
6-
9-15
5J/2%
3-11
3-11
—.,
—
pid.
6-15
12-15
27%c
(quar.)
(increased-quar.)
cents
3-15
3-10
1
Co.—
Water,
A
3-31
4-
$1.37%
5%%
3-31
3-31
(quar.)—
(s-a)—
Champion Industries (stock dividend)
Champion Paper & Fibre—
V
4%% preferred (quar.)
Champlin Oil & Refining. Co. (quar.)
Chance Vought Aircraft, Inc.
(quar,)
Charleston Transit (quar.)
Chemical Bank New York Trust Co. (quar.)
5%
Cigar
convertible
Consumers
3-10
3-10
3-10
3-10
3-10
Chainberlin
Common
Power
Royalty
30
3-11
3-11
3-11
————
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.,
Insurance
preferred
40c
Rock
Class
3-22
—
preferred (auar.)
Consumers
3-14
3-10
Transport—
(quar.)
preferred
Common
—
3-22'
6.0c
Inc.,
Consolidated
_
preferred
preferred
Central
Life
Consolidated
$1.37V2
33%c
preferred
1
J50c
3-11
3-11
3-31
3-31
3-31
—
preferred
4.65%
General
Consolidated
22c
62%c
$1.25
(quar.)_
3-22
5-
150c
Continental
(quar.)___—
1
__i
4- 1
4- 1
1
1
5-
$1.31%
pfd. (quar.)
(Toronto)
Consolidated Foods Corp. (quar.)
Consolidated Natural Gas
(quar.)_
Consolidated Paper Corp,. Ltd. iquar.)
4-
1
5-
$1
5%%
3-22
4- 1
4-
preferred' (s-a)
6%
3-16
75c
(Indianapolis)—
Consolidated Dry Goods Co, common
3-18
3-18
3-18
3-4
50c
-
Consolidated
3-31
3-31
8
1
3-31
$1.16
(quar.)—
(quar.)
3-22
3-22
3-22
$5
43-
10c
3-22
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
$1.35
"'
City)
4-22
3-31
i50c
preferred
7%
3-25
28c
(increased)
:
Consolidated
3-10
4-11
70c
Quarterly
Corp.—
—
3-15
>
(quar.)
$4.50
(quar.)—.—
1
1
1
1
1
3-31
—
4-
Co.—
1
4- 5
3-31
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
—
3-15
4444-
20c
35c
87%c
$1.15
$1.15
$1.18%
$1.50
1
4-
$1.06%
——
dividend
Stock
5%%
common
4
4-
3-10
3-10
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Securities
$2.50
Co.
4
3-
1
4-1
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
Gas
preferred
preferred
—
3-
$1.33%
Assurance
Consolidated
$1.16
—
preferred
preferred
Life
Connecticut Light &
$5
3-4
3-15
:
Connecticut
6-10
Illinois
Maine Power Co.,
,
Quarterly
Quarterly
quarterly
9- 9
12- 9
4-
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
preferred D
9-21
12-21
$1.02%
$1.02%
$1.18%
:
Gas,
B
I
6-21
$1.08%
$1.12%
$1.18%
preferred A (quar.)
preferred
6-10
9- 9
T2- 9
4-8
3-31
1
preferred (quar.)
Connohio.
(quar.)
Electric
6-21
9-21
Corp.—
(quar.)
preferred
Illinois
—;
3-4
(quar.31%c
common
12-21
(quar.)
A
4-15
3-31
(quar.)
Loan
-
2
4-8
3-31
(quar.)
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
preferred A
preferred A
5-
68%c
Electric
(Jersey
Edison,
Confederation
6%
3-4
3-4
Canario ®^eway. Ltd., 4.40% pfd. (quar.)—
Ca!iQ^a Steamship Lines, Ltd. (s-a)
12ean Brewei'ies, Ltd.,- common (quar.)—
Cnnu^n eonvertible preference (quar.)
anadian
Ltd., 75c class
3-31
3-11
9
4.6% preferred
4.75% preferred
3-15
common.,
4-15
3-31
12-
Indiana
_■
4- 1
Ltd.,
Commercial Solvents Corp.
12-21
preferred
3-15
2%
div.)
(auar.)
25c
4.60%
50c
Bronze Co.,
7
4%
1
$1.25
Inc.
Co,
(quar.)
4.25%
3-14
3-16
3-10
3-15
187%c
«1
4-
Credit
Commonwealth Water Co.,
Central
(quar.)_
Mortgage Corp.
4-30
Engineering,
9
Central
3-14
>$1.06%
125c
—
(s-a)___
Permanent
Commercial
9-
4.92%
3-11
___
Combustion
7
Chicago
187%C
<quar.)_
3-8
4-
6-10
4%
3-21
)_
Ohio
4-30
8
4-
40c
40c
...
3-24
62%c
com.;
50c
Light Co.—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Central' Illinois Public Service—
3-30
4-
___'
Gas,
Southern
&
3-21
4-14
2%
(sck.
com.
Quarterly
Ry. Co.—
4.80%
3-28
Canada Packers. Ltd.—
A
Georgia
4.75%
3-15
3-21
3-21
4-27
4-15
—
B
3-31
$8%c
12%c
—
(quar.
(quar.)
3-15
3-8
6-13
1
6%c
preferred (quar.)_
5.35%
preferred (quar.)___
Columbus
(quar.)
4.10%
3-16
Flooring, Ltd., class B (quar.)
Canada Iron
Foundries, Ltd., com. (quar.)—
*%% preferred
Class
Co.
Interstate
4-
100%
:
6-21
4.75%
Co.—•
(quar.)
5%
3-31
4-1
1
50c
-
5%
30c
4-
3-15
6-30
(quar.)
59 %c
4.10%
Associated Bakeries, Inc.—
Ltd.,
3-31
$1.75
4-18
3-31
(monthly)
(quar.)
9-21
Central
3-18
4-22
4- 1
25c
anada. Bread,
C ass
4- 1
5-16
4-11
1
3-31
Ltd
4-25
—
3-17
—
A
25c
4%%
3-10
4444-
$2.50
Mines,
3-31
tquar. 1
Common
(quar.)
Terminals
Quarterly
l,af.a Dry
$4.25
4-15
37%c
30c
$1.18%
.___
(s-a)
Camioc Fastener.
Corp.
ampbell
(quar.)
common
&
4-25
dividend
25c
4.35%
—
(quar,)-—
Refrigeration
1
1
1
26V4c
28%c
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred B
Co.—
5%
3-15
5c
—_
preferred
preferred
5%
$1.12%
(quar.')i
5%
3-15
3-15
3- 7
3-15
3-15
3-15
63c
75c
$.071875
(quar.i:
Co
5%
3-12
Corp,
(quar.)
Central
3-10
3-31
10c
1$1.25
:
Cement
3-12
1
Stock
Co., com.
25c
5%/ preferred
3-26
3-16
3-15
3-15
3-15
+
—
Gas
3-15
1
4-
Colorado
3-17,
4-
6%c
Iron
3-31
•
1
1
(monthly)
Colorado Fuel &
4-
(quar.)
5%
7- 8
4-20
3-31
4- 1
4- 1
4-1
4- 1
+10c
i
.____
$1.50
of
.Common
Power
(quar,)
5%
4- 8
7-29
65c
15c
California Fund
California Interstate Telephone Co.—
5.25% conv preferred (quar.)
ifornia Portland
Gas
Central
$1.75
(quar.)
5%
4- 5
4-29
$1.12%
15c
28VbC
62V2c
37 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Colorado
UOc
3-23
4-
5-14
(quar.)___
Common
3-18
1
25c
preferred (quar.)__
5.75% preferred (quar.)
3-25
(quar.)
preferred
Common
3-28
3-28
3-28
3-17
3-11
3-18
120c
California Electric Power, $2.50 pfd. (quar.)
California Western
Sugar
&
Foundry
Central
12-31
3-23
120c
6%
1
<quar.)_
Certain-teed; Products
—
Calgary & Edmonton Corp., Ltd
Calgary Power, Ltd., common (quar.)
4-
,
3-15
3-31
87 %c
40c
3-4
4-20
87%c
3-16
3-15
3-21
4-1
30c
1
preferred
$3.50
5
5-23
$13.25
tquar.)
4-
$5c
Corp.
Corp.
common
Collins Radio Co, 4% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Colonial Sand & Stone (stock dividend)
$3.50
America—
preferred
Co,
quar.)___
(increased)_
3-16
30c
(quar.)
(interim)—
common
preferred
Central
4- 8
Financial Corp. (quar.)_,
M. P. Industries
(quar.)
Ca
Corp.,
International
ll%c
preferred
4-
•
60c
increased
1
quar.i—.
7%
series A preferred (quar.).
2nd preferred
(quar.)
Aguirre
4-10
__I
California Packing Co.
of
(initial
4-
4-1
3-18
Co.—
common
3-15
3-31
1
25c
4-8
15c
%%
Electric
3-15
1-5-61
4-1
4-30
T.
preferred
Products
Corp.
New
4
10c
4-
62c
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
3-18
10%
A
5-2
(quar.)
1
15c
dividend
Bottling
$1.25
(quar.)
Ltd.
4-
33c
—
Steel
Cerro
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Butterick Co.. 5% preferred (quar.)
Buzzards Bay Gas Co., 6%
prior pfr.
5%
Company,
Asbestos,
,«4.75%
3-10
5-20
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Butler's Shoe Corp., common
(quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
;
C.
I.;
(initial
Central
3-10
4-30
;
Burrus Mills.
C- I.
Company
Central
(final)
British
Ordinary
free
lc
—!
tax)
W.)
Mills
preferred
6%
rets,
(Approximately
(J.
93%c
Annual
$1.05
preferred
(J.
5%
Burma Mines, Ltd.—
Amer.
(quar.)_
4.64%
4-
125c
—
(quar.)
Extra
;
3-15
4-
(Atlanta, Ga.)
3-9
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-31
$1
(quar.)—
4-1
7%
4-8
3-21
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Burlington Steel, Ltd.
preferred
4-1
common
(quar.)
30c
1
•
^
Coastal States Life Insurance
Ltd.
3-14
3-4
$1.75
Co.—
(quar.)
75C
Central
15c
Ltd.
Co.
&
75c
Mills,
B
3-21
(quar.)
Building Products,
Bulova
7%
'
3-28
________________
leaoody
preferred
3-24
Celotex
3- 7
3-7
3-7
3-7
3-7
3- 7
5-2
4-16
-
4-1
4-1
4-1
4-1
4-1
4- 1
17 %c
(quar.)
Cluett
3-15
3-22
4-1
Clifton Forge-Waynesboro Telepnone Co.—
Quarterly
3-15
3-31
Celanese
4-26
$.00875
common
3-31.
ioc
$5
,
preferred
4-
3-30
3-31
1
30c
4-15
J75c
3-21
$1.12%
tquar.)___
4-29
(quar.)
5
15c
(quar.)—
t20c
3-16
4-
Electric Illuminating—
preferred
jiCc
__
(quar.)
Extra
D.)—
(quar.)
60c
4% %
3-15
Ceco
2-25
5%
6%
Corp.
Cleveland
1
6%%
3-18
3-28
3-28
Budget Finance Plan,
1
Clevite
.
4-
Gassier
3-4
4- 6
(quar.)
8
3-15
1:25c
4
5%
1%
12 %c
B
8
9-
1
(Cinn.), class
Coca-Cola Bottling (N. Y.)-—
New
common
(initial)
3-18
Class
3-
9-30
Stock
Case
3-25
4- 1
A
3-30
4-
3-
6-20
10c
>
Coca-Cola
Carthage
3-17
3-15
$1.25
(quar.)___
Brunswig Drug Co. (stock dividend)
Buckeye Corp., common (stock dividend)
Class
(quar.)
Hosiery
3-2
Carter
3-17
$5 preferred
(S.
Claussner
3-11
3-30
6-30
3%
,
3-2
Central
Inc.
3-31
3-31
17%c
dividend)-
3-2
4- 1
10c
.30c
.
(quar.)
Buckingham Freight Lines,
4-14
65c
(quar.
(increased)
Co. (stock
Corp.
Relining
2
3-17
3-11
3- 8
10c
10c
_
(quar.)
Claussen Bakeries
&
2
3.50%
__
Company
3-31
Oil
4-
4- 1
3-31
3-31
5c
:
4-14
Finance
4%
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Carolina Telephone &
Telegraph Co.
Carriers & General Corp.__
Brunswick-Balke-Collender—
preferred
(quar.i
$5
Corp.—
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
3-18
4-
3-17
+26c
17%c
preferred (quar.)-__
(Ralph) Co. (increased)
Co.
(reauced-quar.)
Distillers
1
4-2
3-17
3-17
Brown-Durrell
Brown-Forman
4-
f$2
$4.20
(1959):—
4.1G%
Brodie
$1.37%
+$1
1
15c
62 %c
fquarj
.
4-4
_
$S3%c
common
(quar.).
4%%
(quar.)
Canada
Bond
Clark
flOc
Carey, Baxter & Kennedy (quar.)
;
Carnation Company, 3%%
preferred (quar.)
Carolina Power &
Light Co., com. (quar.)__
Gas—
common
3
J$1.25
4- 1
4- 1
$1.43%
$1.50
12%c
—
(quar.)_2.
Co.,
5
5-
(quar.)
preferred
10c
(quar.)
Investing.
Taunton
preferred
Civic
3-16
J75c
(quar.)
A
4-
12%c
preferred
Class
3- 7
6-9
—
(quar.)_._
Industries Corp.
British
3-15
,
International Power—
Capital Records
J
$1.12%
preferred tquar,)
5%%
class
4-15
(quar.)
Cannon
3-31
4- 1
_
com.
1
3-31
$30c
(quar.)__
5'
lc
Common
preferred (quar.)
41.2'.?,
JVlachine Ltd.,
pfd.
4-
__________________
City Investing Co., common—* —
5%% preferred (quar.)______I__^
City
Products
Corp.
(quar.)
3-14
4-
$$9
of Rec.
4-15
preferred
95c
British Columbia Telephone Co.,
Ice
preferred
Westinghouse,
Canal-Randolph (quar.)
and
Columbia
British
3-31
$$2
Hoiaera
10c
5%
3-4
3-4
4-11
$2V2c
(quar.)
Payable
(quar.)
com,
4%
8%
128%c
25c
—
(s-a)-^
common
6%
preferred (1956 series)
Canadian Oil Cos., Ltd.—
3-15
3-16
3-16
3- 7
of Depositary deduction)__
registered (final payment of
11 pence free of British income tax but
less expenses of Depositary deduction)__
British Columbia Electric Co. Ltd.—
4%
preferred (quar.)—
—
—
41/4%
preferred (quar.)
___
—
44>
preferred (^dar.)
434%' preferred
(quar.)
—
5'b
preferred (quar.)
—
51/2%
preferred
(quar.)_,
1
British Columbia Forest Pioducts. Ltd.^—
2-26
(N. Y.),
When
Share
of Company
Casualty Co.
Class B (quar.)
ji0c
Canadian
4- 1
3-31
3-31
3-30
3-30
4-14
3-31
3-31
4- 1
penses
Bearer
3-31
(annual)
6%
3-14
-cV
F
Ltd.
Ltd.,
Industries Ltd.,
%-
Canadian
Brazilian
125c
Hydrocarbons,
Canadian
3-4
3-18
3-18
471/2c
2-26
Investment, Ltd. (quar.)__
Canadian Husky Oil
Ltd.,
4-8
3-16
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
33c
3-31
Name
Citizens
tl5c
Canadian
/:»
Per
.
2-29
Common
$1.25
25c
$1.25
50c
to
Electric.
4-15
56 %c
42c
3-31
Extra
4-29
t$1.50
series-B
Insurance
7
Holders
Payable 0] Rec.
Resources, Ltd.
General
3-16
4- 6
3-14
6-8
3-18
4- I,
3-16
4-8
4-8
When
,
$25c
t43%c
(quar.)
General
2-26
3-15
———
—
preferred
Canadian
22c
Traction, Light & Power Co., Ltd.
(p;
preferred (quar.)_—;
Bridgeport Brass Co., common
(quar.)
41/2';.
preferred (quar.)
Bridgeport Gas, common (quar.)
5 28'i
preferred (quar.)—
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co. (increased quar.)__
Bright (T
G.) & Co., Ltd., common (quar.)
5v„
preferred (quar.)
Brillo Manufacturing (quar.)—:
Brinks Manufacturing (quar.)______
Bristol-Myers Co., 3%% pfd. (quar.)
British-American Oil Co. Ltd. (quar.)
British-American Tobacco, Ltd.—
Bearer
and registered (interim—7 pence
free of British income
tax but less ex¬
$1.75 .preferred
Canadian General
4- 1
4- 1
___
Per
(quar.)__
t25c
Canadian
6-27
.
common
^preferred (quar.
5%
_
•
Share
Ltd.,
• Canadian
168%c
7%c
preference (quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Bowman
Products (initial)
Brach (E. J.)
& Sons (quar.)__
Bradley (Milton) Co., common
5%%
Bowl-Mor
5',
4-22
5-24
7-29
4- 1
5- 2
4- 1
7-1
4-1
4-15
3-31
5-2
5- 2
5- 2
4- 1
3-28
Celanese,
Canadian collieries
8-22
11-19
4-29
3-16
3-29
5-10
4-1
30c
50c
&
,
9" 1
H"30
5-16
-10c
(quar.)
Pnre-Warner Corp.. common (quar.)A', preferred (quar.)
id', preferred (quar.)———
pnrman
Food Stores (quar.)
Ittifch inc.. class A .quar.) —
nnnk-of-the-Month-CIub
J
3-19
5-21
1
87 %c
87%c
12%c
20c,;
$2
75c
$1.06
$1.19
45c
$0,397
:
(initial!
common
Mew
(quar.)
preferred
Cascade
Stock
20c
10c
$1.37%
15c
100 %
(initial)—
Brooks. Inc., new common
prior
3-31 >
6-
20c
——
rwiiuaerly
ifi
$1
_
inc.
r,hhiP
Canadian
j-xd
.
Name of -Company
■/
3-21 X
4-1
3-31
■
_
.
tquar.)
Laughlin. Inc.——
inc.
^ford's,
13
Holders
Share Payable oj Rec.
oj Company
flame
(1329)
4- 1
«
$1.15
35c
a
1
2-9R
T
*1
1
o
or
4- 1
5-1
4-8
14
Per
Name of Company
Curtiss-Wright
*'
■.
Corp.,
(reduced)
When
Payable
of Rec.
Name
6
3-
7
Equity
50c
4-
6
3-
7
7-
6
6-
7
Erdman,
non-cum.
class
A
common
(quar.)
$2
non-cum.
class
A
(quar.)
$2
non-cum.
class
A
(quar.)_
50c
10-
6
9-
7
(quar.)—.
50c
12-30
12-
2
class
non-cum.
A
__
—
"v
Fund,
Class
Ero
v
Dan
20c
(quar.)
System, class A
Ltd., 7% preferred (quar.)
River Mills, common (quar.)_
Dalex
Co.,
,
A
Manufacturing
Decca Records,
1
3-11
4-
1
Ex-Cell-O
3-30
3-18
Fabrex
4-
Factor
(Max)
4-
1
3-18
5
&
3-15
1
3-
4-
1
3-15
$1
4-
5
3-15
35c
4-25
4-11
(quar.)
Family Finance Corp. (quar.)
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops (quar.)_
50c
4-25
4-11
Farmers
25c
3-29
3-10
4-
1
3-10
5c
—
4%
preferred (quar.)—_—
Brewing Corp.,
6%
Bake
1
3-
1
Federal
3-
9
Federal
3-
8
Federal-Mart
3.70% pfd. (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)——
——
4.20% preferred (quar.)—
—.——
; 4.28%
preferred (quar.)
4.56% preferred <quar.)_
5% preferred (quar.)—,———;
Denver Chicago Trucking (quar.)
92V2C
3-31
3-10
$1
3-31
3-10
$1.05
3-31
3-10
$1.07
3-31
3-10
Federal
$1.14
3-31
3-10,
Federated
$1.25
3-31
3-10
Federated
25c
3-30
3-15
Extra
(quar.)
25c
3-21
3-
Federal
$2.50
to
$3.50
preferred
$2.50
to
$3.50
Extra
(s-a)—
62 Vac
(s-a)__.
Industries (quar.)
Aluminum
Detroit
:
&
Detroit
Edison
Co.
Detroit
Gasket
&
$1.50
7%
Dierks
preferred
Forests
Dietoold,
Inc.
Distillers
Amer.
(
(quar.)
common
Dodge
Mfg..
3-30
3-16
3-30
3-16
4-29
4-19
Financial
4-15
3-24
$2.25
3-30
3-15
First
Geneva
5-
2
4-11
First
National
5-
Ltd.
Corset,
Dominion
Dairies, Ltd.,
com.*
Ltd.,
3-30
Food
3-31
4-
1
3-17
$10c
4-15
3-31
(quar.)
$44c
4-15
V 3-31
(quar.)_
$15c
.'
6%
preferred
preferred (quar.)_.
Dow
Breweryr Ltd.
Dow
Chemical
Dow
Theory
(quar.):—
—.__-
Fund——-——_—
25c
4-29
4-15
$15c
6-
1
.
$15c
4-
1
1
6-11
4-
1
3-31
4-
1
3-14
35c
4-15
3-31
3-
3-
4-
1
1
(Quarterly
Futterman
3-15
3-28
1
2-25
2%
5-
2
4-
8
4-25
4-
8
4-25
4-
8
4%%
Garrett
2 7 Vic
(quar.)
4-
1
3-
4-
1
3-
1
3-
Gatineau
4
4-
4
5%
'
General
50c
4-
1
3-
4
preferred
(quar.)
51'Ac
4-
1
3-
4
6%
preferred
(quar.)____
51 %C
4-
1
3-
4
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
4-
1
3-
4
52y2c
4-15
3-31
General
3-31
3-10
General
American
General
Baking
I
4%
Canada
QuarterlyEastern
$1
preferred
$$1
(quar.)
Savings & Loan
Fuel
&
Asso.,
Assn.,
preferred
common
Eastern
States
Corp.
Co.,
Corp.,
Edison
Bros.
4Vi%
•
Ecko
Products
Co.,
Paso
]__
(quar.)
1
3-15
4-
4
3-14
5-
45c
dividend)
1
4-
5Vi%
1
4-
8
4-
1
preferred
$5.40
preferred
7
7
General
Electric
General
Industries,
3-31
3-12
General
Investors
4-28
3-28
4-
50c
General
Quarterly
3-18
1
Gas.
common
(quar.)
Electric
Bond
Share
&
Products
Co.
Corp.
(quar.)_
Stop Nut Corp.
Elmira.dc
Emerson
Wliliamsport
Electric
Mfg.
(quar.)
RR.
new
General
5%
1
2-26
General
4-
1
2-26
5%
3-31
3-
4
Steel
Steel
Empire
Mfg..
Trust
Co.
Co.
(N.
Class
Endicott
&,
A
Heating
preferred
4-
3-
1
9
3-14
3-31
3-
4
$1.16%
5-2
4-20
25c
3-31
15c
25c
3-31
4-
'
$2.37Vi
General
'
3-17
1
75c
4-
8
4-30
4-15
1__
$12 y2c
4-30
3-21
3-31
5%
3-1
Gulf
Life
3-1
Gulf
Mobile
1
3-1
$5
4-14
3-31
Gulf
Power
Co.,
4-
1
3-14
Gulf
States
4-
1
3-14
4-
1
3-11
3-31
General
40c
4-
1
3-21
$2.20
$1
4-
1
3-21
5.10%
5-
2
3-11
4-15
3-21
3-21
7
(quar.)__
40c
4-15
3-21
*
-2c
1_——2%
4-
1
3-25
4-1
3-25
3-31
3-16
3-31
V $40c-
(quar.)—
3-16
$4.50
Hahn
3-31
3-15
4-
3-11
1
2
4-
2
3-10
4-
i
3-ib
4-
1
;
3-10
3-15
3-31
3-
1
3-31
3-
1
3-31
3-
1
3-31
3-
1
4-
1
3-17
5-
1
4-15
5-
2
J
6-13
4-15
5-23
$1.25
9-12
8-22
$1.16
(quar.)
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
$1.12V2
4-18
10c
(quar.)
Ltd., new common
preferred (quar.)
1st
Xerox,
Mfg.
Watch
Hammermill
,
3-18
4-
1
voting
preferred
4'/2%
preferred
(quar.)
Cosco.
Inc.; (quar.)
Organ
(quur.)__
(initial)-
Handy Andy Co.
Bank
3-31
3-15
Hanover
1
3-18
6
3-21
3-31
5-2
6%
(
5-
2
4-4
3-10
3-29
3-
(3
4-19
5-
4-8
2
(H.
4-1
*
each
share
5-15
4-25
5-15"
4-25
32Vic
33c
<-
,
of
Times'
Hat Corp.
3-5
4y4%
5%
4-
1
3-15
3334c
4-
1
3-15
60c
4-
1
3-15
Co. of Pennsylvania—
52c
4-
1
3-15
$1.12%
4-
1
3-15
:_
»
par
(C.
of
F.)
Co.,
F.)
held)
5.80%
4y2%
pfd.
pfd.
Company
3.65%
f
Heller
J.)
Co.,
preferred
new
.
E.)
(stock
•
divid.)
___^—___
55c
5-
1
4-10
(quar.)___—___________
25 Vic
4-
1
3-10
3-17
1
3-18
4-20
4- 6
tl5c
40c
37y2c
15c
4-
1
3-10
3-15
1
3-18
3-31
3-11
4-15
3-31
4-
4-
1
3-11
4-
1
3-14
4-
1
4-28
V'v
i
-
3-31
3-31
36y4C
4-
1
5-
2
;
25c
21V4C
25c
25c
27a/2c
283/4C
__i
(quar.)__"——
55c
91V4C
45c
(incr.-quar.)
35c
(quar.)
4-
1%
3%
pfd. B (quar.)
& Co., common
preferred (quar.)
5.50% - preferred (quar.)
3-16
1
56yic
(quar.)
'
2
7-
2
4-15
4-15
4-15
4-15
4-15
4-15
4-11
4-
1
4-
1
3-31
$1
4%
Southwest—
1
44-
4-
25c
30c
(quar.)
Rubinstein. /Inc.
(Walter
3-16
1
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
1
100%
'
preferred
(H.
5-25
6-
4-
for
_1
C
2
6-10
55c
I
D
(quar.—
preferred E (quar.)__
5Vi% preferred F (quar.)
53A% preferred G (quar.)
Heinz
;
dividend)
Electric Co., Ltd., 5%
preferred
3-
27'/2C
stock
par)
(quar.)
America,
3-10
3-10
1
lV/2%
dividend)
.($5
5%
Helena
Wisconsin—'-i!\
,
(stock
stock
dividend
Hawaiian
4-1
$10
1
1
f$1.62
i.___
(stock
4-
44-
$1.50
,
Inc.—
Hauserman. (E.
Stock
5
'
:,,
.—
(initial-quar.)
Stores
Harzfeld's,
3-21
Ltd.<—
(quar.)
common
4-25
4-25
Co.:
Insurance
of
common
Hathaway
5-15
A.
Co.—
1
(quar.)
Fire
shares
Hartfield
3-8
5-15
Refractories
(quar.)
M.)
Corp.
Hartford
3-18
5-16
quar,.l_,i_—
preference. A
Harsco
8
3-31
(quar.)
Farms International.
Harper
3-18
3-31
■
50c
50c
30c
(quar.)
Y.)
Harnischfeger
Corp.
(quar.)
Harris-Intertype Corp. (quar.)_
3-10
1
5-
3-31
50c
—
(quar.)
Harding Carpets. Ltd. (quar.Ui,
4-4
4-
Y.)
(increased
preferred
Hardee
3.10
3-31
Shoe
(N.
Harbison-Walker,
2-29
1
3-10
3-15
10c
Co.
Insurance ,(N.
4-27
1
1
5-16
25c
_•
44-
$1.06y4
$1.12V2
15c
(quar.)
Hanover
4-
(quar.)__
ctfs.
trust
3-10
1
Paper Co.—
4'/4%
Hanover
4-
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-
tl5c
t22y2c
6'Ac
4$1.25
25c
(initial)—
__.
Inc.
3-15
Michigan-
the
3-10
2
4-
37y2c
12y2c
(quar.)„
Mfg.
3-15
25c
—
3-18
4-
40c
Industries—
&
3-31
593eC
(quar.)
.
.
preferred
3-31
32 Vic
(quar.)__________________
3-15
3-31
$1.25
4.64%
Brass,
5%
Haloid
Hartford
__
1
t5c
—
(quar.)__
Hamilton
Indiana—
of
3-15
4-
25c
$1.06y4
; $1.25
tl8%c
20c
(quar.)
3-21
3-30
flOc
•
4-1
RR.—
3-4
40c
—
3-16
30c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
4-1
t$1.25
—
1
27'/2c
Ltd.
(quar.)
Hamilton Cotton, Ltd., 5% pfd.
25c
(quar.)
1
4-
45c
;
3-7
25c
common
1
12c
—;
3-18
30c
—
1
912-
5%
—
(quar.)
preferred
6-
9-10
6-10
v..
(quar.)
1
7c
:____
—
1
12-10
40c
40c
40c
(Winnipeg)—
4-1
(quar.t_______.62Vic
Co.
Ohio
&
Gustin-Bacon
4-15
4-
Insurance Co.
preferred
preferred
1st
iquar.)
Telephone Co. of
preferred (quar.)
preferred
»
-5-20
3-18
25c
Telephone Co. of
preferred
;
1
3-31
$1.75
preferred
Land
50c
(quar.)
preferred
4-
7
Company,; common——_________
convertible
1
3%
(quar.)
$2.10
6-10
3-15
(quar.).
4-
of California—
preferred
$4 50
common
4-
$1.25
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Co. of
Telephone
11-21
1
(quar.)
Corp.,
Griesedieck
^
(quar.)—^—
preferred
12-12
Inc.—
Power
$1.12Vi
(quar.)
preferred
11-21
4-
(quar.)—.
4-1
10%
(quar.)
Co.
Telephone
8-22
12-12
3-
(quar.)—______r__—
Sugar, common (quar.)
37Vic
(quar.)__
preferred
General
■
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Cement- (quar.)
General Telephone
3-18
35c
_____
,____
income_____
Si.35
3-15
Ltd.—
4-10
MOc
8
3-31
(Boston)—
$2.40
3-15
4-15
$2.50
General
3-14
(initial
quar.)
4
com.
_
1
8-22
9-12
1
A
preferred
Hamilton
(quar.)^__
$1.30 preferred B (quar.)
,.v $1.32
preferred ,(quar.)
General Telephone .Co. of Illinois—•
3-11
(quar.)___
common
(quar.)__
3-30
'
(s-a)——„____
-
Corp.,
25c
4-
new
Products,
3-
4-15
50c
$1.30 preferred
3-31
(quar.)
Johnson
$1 preferred
40c
Y.)
Employers Group Assoc.
(Enamel
3-21
3-21
5-20
9-12
4-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__,_
Greyhound Lines of Canada,
General Telephone Co. of Florida—
1
1
4-15
(quar.)
3-28
1
3IV4C
(quar.)____—
(quar.)__:
4-
5-20
6-10
t$1.25
5%
37Vic
.__
-
Co.
2c
.____
(quar.)
Castings
4-
15c
Emery Air rreight Corp. (initial quar.)__
Emery Industries (quar.)
jEmhart
3-15
$2
Ltd. (interim)___
5% preferred (quar.)
Wares,
preferred
8
-933/4C
%
50c
—
10c
(quar.)
Corp.,
Trust
Telephone
'445c
56y4C
Greening (B.) Wire, Ltd. (.4U&r——
Hamilton
P.efractories
preferred
4-
25c
quar.)
3-31
$1.25
General
(quar.)_
(initial
4%
1
Hammond
Railway Signal
2-26
50c
of America
3-15
3-15
Portland
2-26
30c
(quar.)
3-
3-31
preferred (quar.)—
2-26
4-
3-18
6-10
.
15c
...—
Mountain
3-4
General
1
3-16
4-30
3-31
82
$2
$2
$2
'
$2
$2
$1.50
_
preferred
Green
3-31
General
15c
(Calif.)
Electric Storage Battery (quar.)
Electro Refractories & Abrasives
3- 4
4-1
4-15
1
3-11
3-31
^
•;
15c
4-15
1
4
7
'
:__
Producers,
Western
27Vic
4-15
4-
3-31
t$l
f50c
3%
Extra
(quar._
1
4-
$1.35
•
3-4
Corp.—
5c
Electrical
•
3-11
1
4-
32 Vic
(quar.)
Great
4-1
1
$5
■
- -
'
—
preferred
4-1
5-
-
$1.80
$1
5-
$1.34
Co.
3-28
933%c
$1.03
Extra
•
10c
5•
—'
dividend
Western
(quar.)
Co.
from
Motors
3-
3-
,
Western Financial
Stock
4-15
(quar.)
$1.18
;
Great
Great
3-23
15c
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
$3.75
$1.12 Vi
(quar.)
Manufacturing
Electric
3-
1
1
common
^_.—
10c
preferred
(quar.)___^___
4^2% ' convertible preferred / (quar.)—..-
3-
$1.12 Vi
(quar.)
8- 1.
1
52Vic
(quar.)
6%
3-10
4-
.____—__—
Assurance
10c
Texas
common
preferred A
General
$5.36
Natural
of
Controls,
common
Stock
dividend
General
(quar.)_
(quar.)_
Increased
$5
(quar.)__-___.
1
3-15
A-
Y.)
(N.
—
Life
$1.12'/2
Co.
Contract Finance
1
1
60c
Corp.-.
___•_
75c
General
8
5-
preferred
4-
5%
iquar.)
2
5-
3-31
^
common
(quar.)__^.
4-
$37 y2C
(quar.)
4%
4-
Co.—
preferred
Elastic
4%
General
$1.23 »/3
preferred
Elder
2-29
3-15
',v>
(quar.)
common
Corp.,
90c
___
Great West
4-29
25c
(quar.)—
7'/2c
common
preferred
Paso
1
4-
(quar.)——„—- J30c
pfd. (quar.)—t3iyiC
Co.^
55c
Life Insurance (Houston)—• % %
f$1.25
(quar.)
Corp.
Cable
$1.50
Towing
Quarterly1—:
Quarterly
Quarterly
3-15
4-
50c
Transportation
Co.,
preferred
1
:M
(quar.)
$4.50
El
General
4-
$1.06 V*
$4.72
•
,-
5%
2-29
Inc.-—
$4.12
<
3-18
4-
$1.50
(initial)
Electric
1
4
4-
3-31
7c
Bronze Corp. (quar.)
Builders Corp.—
3-28
$1.75
(quar.)
^preferred
preferred
4-
40c
4-
4-18
preferred
t$1.37
Box
General
4
4-18
3-15
10c
Bancshares
25c
common
Stores
Oil
Co.
4-
1
4-
3-16
,
General
3-31
(Maryland)—
(stock
A
preferred
4,/2%
6%
El
class
preferred
22 Vic
(quar.)
(accum.)
$3.60 preferred
(quar.)
Economy Baler Co. (quar.):—l
Eddy Match, Ltd. (quar.)
Edo
$8
5
8
4-18
4-25
25c
(quar.)
American
4-
3-
3-
3-31
(quar.)
General
7'/2c
$7 preferred A (accum.)
\ .$6 preferred B
Eastman Kodak
1
$1.12 y2
Stainless
;
4-
3-15
4-15
$25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Steel Corp.
Eastern
•V-"
1
(Halifax)-—
(quar.)
preferred
Racing
4-
preferred
4-15
1
3-18
28 Vec
General
_________—
Gas
4V2%
Eastern
4-28
15c
(quar.)
Ltd/—
participating
Eastern
14c
Natural Gas
Bakeries,
$4.50
4-
Ltd.
-
—
Ltd.,
4-15
4-15
3-30
5-31
(quar.)
common
Investors,
37y2c
Realty
Paper,
4-15
1
3-31
Industries—
31 y4c
.
2
5-.1
5-
Southern
5Vic
(quar.)
American
—___
Tennessee
$1.20
11- 1
(monthly)
A
Co., common
preferred
:
c?
(quar.)
dividend
Lakes
5-
10c
50c
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Insurance
American
Stock
3-15
Great
6-15
(Ga.), common
Natural Gas, $1.50 pfd. (accum.)
Sulphur & Potash Co. (quar.)
East
Great
Great
3-21
3-21
1
I
11-15
income)
(quar.).
Duquesne
Eagle Food Centers
American
1
3-31
$0.57825
(quar.)_________l_______
Stores
Drug
7%
invest,
& Co.,
Duval
Eastern
preferred
4-
4-
56y4C
■
_
——
preferred
class A preferred
class B preferred
Great
Inc.—
class
American
General
(quar.)
preferred
1
4-
15c
preferred (quar.)__:
preferred (quar.)_
4.15%
3-
1
4-15
10c
5V2%
4.10%
4%
4-
Lakes
37V2C
(auar.)—
Power
7
5%
50c
Lakes Power, Ltd., 5%
$15c
class A
quar.)_;
Freightlines
X Gas Light Co.
4
52 y2C
467'aC
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Garrett
3-
Great
10c
lquar.)____
net
preferred
3-31
3-15
Great
,3-29
5-16
8-15
(quar.)
Co.
Co.,
Investors,
Corp.,
3-15
1
3-19
2-29
4-
10c
(quar.)
(Julius)
4-
dividend)
(stock
B
Greyhound
Garfinkel
Co.—
&
Co.
from
3-18
20c
$10c
12y2c
55c
Co.—
&
1
3-29
(quar.)——i——:
(quar.)
R.)
class
3%%
.
2-25
4-
&
(increased
Co.
Fundamental
3-21
4-
Frito
(W.
1
4-
—
$0,005
_______——16Vic
—
Gloucester
of
4-
$1.50
3-31
10c
Realty
E.)
A.)
Frigikar Corp.
4
1
(Geo.
3-15
3-11
$1.25
—
9
10c
(Charles
Fuller
9
4-
equal
Quarterly
Frosst
.
3-15
4c
Mexican withhold¬
to 8V2C net)_
(less
15%,
(Louis)
Quarterly
3-12
7-
(quar.)-.
Friedman
5-12
$1.12%
dividend)
(quar.)
preferred
Ltd.
of
3-15
1
20c
i30c
Co. '(quar.)—
Cos.,
87'/2c
de Nemours
preferred
Mfg.
Fraser
35c
(stock
preferred (quar.)
Duquesne Light Co., common
$2.10
Frantz
tax
3-11
1
4-
3-15
25c
Fresnillo
ing
1
4-
.
3-21
1
4-
____'
8%
(quar,)_____—__•—.
8%
(quar.)
8% class A preferred (quarj
8% class B preferred (quar.)__
6% preferred (quar.)—
—
Graham-Paige Corp.,: 6% pfd. (quar.)——
Grand & Toy Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
Grand Union Co.. 4y2% preferred (quar.)—Grant
(W.
T.)
Co.. common
(increased)—
3-25
4-
3-15
3-15
'
7c
,
(quar.)
Company
1
4-20
68%c
Fund
3-24
$1.75
Inc.
Corp.
1
4-
20c
1
L—
(quar.)
class A preferred
8%
3-18
4-
tl2'/2C
(quar.)
common
3-17
20c
—
(quar.)
common
$4.50
3.75%
3-24
4-14
Co.,
(quar.)'__—
4-
(quar.)__
(B. F.) Co. (quar.)
preferred
'8%
3-30
4-14
10c
Ltd..
4-14
15c
,4%.
3- 1
3-24
5-12
25c1
(quar.)
3-31
+
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
preferred
Fram
25c
^
International,
4-
$37Vic
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
5-
$3
(quar.)
Duffy-Mott Co.
Founders. Mutual
1
121/2%
prefeH*ed*s(quar.kt-_>
5^2 %
3-25
2
(final)
common
Telegraph
Gray
(quar.)
Canada,
Glass
3-28
$15c
————i
preferred
Inc.
of
4-28
$$1.75
(quar.)
4%
Foster-Forbes
Co.
4-14
_
Grace
1
3-15
5c
35c
Bros.
Gorton's
,
25c
(quar.)——
(quar.)
Co.
3-28
Worth
$15c
(s-a)
Investment
Foundation
$10c
—
-—
RR.
Fort
3-24
-
3- 4
4-
1
(quar.)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada,
Common
(quar.)
1
75c
(quar.)__
Ltd.—
Transit
3-10
1
A
deposit receipts ord.
1
4-
$55c
(quar.)
& Rockaway
American
class
$3
(qvar.)
Goldblatt
3-18
3-31
4-
"
10c
—3c
(quar.)__—
30c
(quar.i
Corp.
Stock
&
4- 1
4-20
30c
________—:
Wallace,
Foremost-Dairies
(quar.)
common
&
4-14
4-
$35c
$$i.i2y2
'
Ltd.,
4-15
25c
$1.05
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Motor Co.,
Ford
.
(quar.)
common
Common
Forbes
4-15
5-.2
$37V2C
.__—_—
Ltd.
2
5-
(quar.)
common
preferred
1
—
Company
Gold
Machinery & Chemical Corp.—■*
Food
■
Stores,
Fair
4-15
1
17Vic
$1.15
$1.23
(quar.)
Gold Seal Products Corp., class A (quar.)„■_
3-19
3-19
3-21
4-30
3-11
3-11
5%
$4.20
Alden
Glen
preferred
4- 1
4- 1
3-31
5-15.
4- 1
4- 1
3-18
(monthly)
Fields
I.)
4-
.
4%%
4- 1
12c
3-18
4-15
4-29
.IV20
preferred (quar.)——
preferred (quar;)___,
4'/2%
5-27
(quar.):—
common
3-18
3-31
4-29
4-
—
H.).Co.,
Glatfelter. (P.
B
6-15
1
.■
(E.
3-18
$17!/2C
6%
$3.50
1
Company,
$1.37 y2.
——-
(quar.)
Co.
Art
6Vi%
4- 1
4- 1
4-15
(quar.)__.—
Oil
Industries,
duPont
4-
(initial)
Corp
3-18
.
—
Class
5c
——
3-16
3-18
(quar.)
Giddings & Lewis Machine.Tool Co.
Gielow (J. J.)
& Sons
3-31
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-29
iquar.)
&-Chemical.
preferred
Dunhill
3-22
17 Vac
(quar.)
Dominion Textile,
Power
3-31
—_——
Tar
Corp.,
Fleming
Fleetwood
Gibson
3-15
3-18
3-25
$25c
common
Dominion
Draper Corp.
3-21
4-
preferred
$5
(quar.)
preferred
dividend
Stock
Glidden
133Ac
Co.. .5%
Co.,
Bros.,
5-
20c
12*/2c
2-23
3-31
-
preferred (quar.)
Corp., $6 voting preferred.(quar.)
Giant Portland Cement (quar.)..
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines Ltd
Gibraltar Financial Corp. of California—
3-16
10c
12c
(quar.)—,——.
preferred
7%
Fisher
Bureau
(quar.)
$17y2C
.
Steel it Coal, Ltd.
Duke
3-
Corp.
Porter
&
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Dominion
Dravo
Fischer
Credit
39c
common
preferred (quar.)
Dominion Glass Co., Ltd.,,-
Dover
3-21
National
3-31
(quar.)
4Vi%
Dover
Firstamerica
2-23
4-
^
3-31
——■.
$5
3-25
3-31
5- 1
2-23
$1.25
Gera
Goodrich
(qvir.)__
(quar.)
2-23
3-31
(inereased-quar.)
Parts
4-28
3-25
75c
80c
Y.)
(N.
Bank
25c
2-23
$1.06 V4
—-
———f—
4-14
3-15
6- 1
5- 1
5- 1
3-30
4-
1
$1.12 Vi
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
Georgia Power Co., $4.60 pfd.
$4.92 preferred (quar.)
5- 5
4- 9
3-16
3-16
3-7
3-17
4-29
3-10
6-1
3-31
4-30
3-31
66c
r-
Genung's,
_
5-31
1
4-
•
37y2c
87y2c
7y2c
(quar.)——————
B
Extra
,
J.)—
N.
-
City
4-
preferred (quar.)
$1.25
Florida
Telephone, class A
(quar.)
25c
Florida Tile Industries, class A
(quar.)—7V2C
preference (quar.)—
Dominion Foundries & Steel, Ltd.—
..
Monthly.
3-15
—
City,
(Jersey
National
12-22
i.
(quar.)
Ltd.
Fabrics, Ltd.,
Dominquez
1
Bank
;
Quarterly
9
(quar.)—
common
Corp.—
First
20c
convertible
■;.» .7%
3-15
5
——
5%- non-cumultaive
*
4-11
3-28
1
15c
(quar.)
70c pfd.
Dominion
7%
2
3-31
$1
Fund
Common
Corp.*
preferred A (quar.)
4-
$0.38
(quar.)_.
<
General
First
—
Inc.,
Products,
Mines.
&
Flagg-Utica Corp.
Dominick
2nd
Fidelity
3-31
i7y2c
preferred
(quar.)
Deposit of Maryland (quar.)
Fiduciary Mutual Investing Co.
(from inc.)
Financial Federation (stock dividend)
—-——
Crucible
$1.56
Products
Paper
3-16
15c
(quar.)
(Joseph)
Dominion
Fibreboard
30c
iquar.)_.
_____—_.
Dixon
t
2
Ltd.—
Diversey Corp.
Dome
12-
(quar.)
Corp.
-
4-
59 %c
2-23
4-
55c
(quar.)
class A
Brewing,
Class
3- 7
3-15
5-20
5-1
3-31
4-1
75c
37Vic
5c
35c
50c
12c
5%
7Vic
56Vic
25c
Trust
37 %c
—
—.—
dep. rets. Ordinary
Doeskin
Fed-Mart
$3 pfd. (quar.)
(N. Y.) (quar.)—
Corp.,
&
15c
(quar.)—,.—_—
Co.,
Bank
3
Supermarkets, Inc.—
Quality
United
50c
preferred
iquar.)——
Arts, Inc. (quar.)
1st
50c
25c
(increased)
Corp.,
50c
31
Stores (quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
3-31
Di-Noc Chemical
Dilbert's
Publications,
„
5-29
4-30
3-31
3-31
7 Vic
2'/2C
(quar.)
(quar.)——_—
Mfg.
National
Diamond
Department
2834c
—
(initial)
A.
10c
—.——
Tunnel
Canada
Detroit
class
23c
50c
,
___
12-15
.
common
(quar.)^—
Purchaser,
6-
15c
(Iquar.)—
Brass Corp.
&
preferred
4.60%
6-15
62'Ac
preferred
Chemical
Paper Board,
(monthly)
(quar.)—
Assn..
Mortgage
Federated
4
Tramway Corp.—
Detrex
National
(
5c
(quar.)
Federal
.
(quar.)_
Co.
Corp.
4- 1
3-31
4- 1
6- 1
6-1
4-15
4-15
6-15
4-
54 Vic
(quar.)
common
3-31
53yaC
4-
J-io
3- o
J-io
3-31
55c
preferred
$3.50
Genesee
4-1
$3
10c
$1.50
25c
(quar.)
Inc. tquar.)__
6% preferred (quar.)
Insurance
Federation
RR.
Western
&
z'zy
4- 1
.Per
When
Holders
Sharer; Payable'' of Rec,
iv
(quar.)
Inc.,
Genesco,
,
I960
Electronics Corp.—,
4V*%
Genuine
Shops,
Chemical,
4-
3-28
Denver
J-i»
J-io
4" 1
30c
40c
25c
(Syracuse. N. Y.)
Federal
3-28
Denver
3-30
3-31
3-31
4- 1
Insurance Co.
Traders Life
&
50c
(quar.)
4-1
_
'
preferred
conv.
.
Delaware Power & Light,
o"in
J-iu
,
Falstaff
1
50c
Grande
(quar.)
Co., common
4-
20c
Rio
A
3-31
Co.
Hudson
J-^5
4- l
15c
20c
40c
40c
$*
(quar.)
(accum.)
class
Co.,
Whitney Corp.
Foods
Fairmont
Turbine
Steam
Delaware &
37»/2c
(quar.)
8IV2C
(quar.)
4-15
Monday, March 28,
.
preferred (quar.)———
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)———
4.40%
preferred (quar.)—
——
4.75%
preferred (quar.)
5.28%
oreferred
(quar.)——
General
Time
Corp.
(quar.)
.v
General Tire & Rubber Co.—
4V4%
preferred (quar.)_
—
——
4Vi%
preferred (quar.)
—
—
,$5
preferred
(quar.)—
——
5 Vi %
preferred (quar I——
V
"
*
T
Corp
4-15
$75c
(quar.)
3-Ji
4-15
,___.
$1.25
(quar.)
Decker Nut Mfg. Co.
———
Deere & Company (quar.)_
DeLaval
(quar.)—
(quar )
Corp.
Fairbanks
_
—
___
common
preferred
4c
12V2c-^
*0c
30c
.
of Company
Name
Common
J'11
3-11
25c
(quar,)
Inc.
5%
4-
preferred (quar.)——
$2 class A pref.
.
3-15
York—
Dayton Rubber Co., common
.'
3-31
Inc.,
9c
Iron, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Dayton & Michigan RR., common (s-a)
:
$$1.75
Eversharp,
4" 4
■
(quar.)——.
(initial)
+
General Telephone &
Inc.—
,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
'Share
8c
20c
& Reed,
(quar.)—
common
12V2C
Dayton Malleable
•
3-31
25c
preferred (quar.)
Darling (L. A.) Co. (quar.)
Daryl Industries (initial)
Davega Stores Corp. of New
5%
preferred (quar.)_—
David & Frere, Ltd., class A
8%
4-12
20c
5%
.
Inc._.
(s-a)
Smock, Halsey
Eurofund, Inc.
D C Transit
•
Equity Oil Co.
50c
j 25c
$2
$2
of Company
4-
-
When
Par
Holders
Share
,
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
(1330)
;___
3-31
$1.37V2
3-31
Continued on
3-14
4-
8
3-15
3-21
3-15
4-15
3-10
6-10
4-
5
4-
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191
Number 5937
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The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
•
(1331)
Stock Record from the
New York Stock
DAILY RANGE OF
PRICES
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE
PRICES
Itange for Previous
Year 11)59
Range Since .Tan.
Highest
toep
59 3
a
1
Feb
9
84% Apr
Oct
40
47 % May
20
134
Lowest
8
40
28
Mar
42
98 % Mar
7
26
Apr
27% Dec
24
18m Mar
16
23% Mar
8
46 >'4 Nov
23
57
Aug
17
47
8
108'
Mar
NEW YORK
Jan
6
4
110
Jan
21
Abacus
Jan
Monday
15
par
Fund
^
Abbott Laboratories
common-
4
28% Jan
52
a
Vending Corp
ACF
_5
convertible preferredZZIlOO
T
ABC
4
23% Jan
2
12% Mar
8
Jan
2
25 y2 Mar
9
32% Jan
6
Acme
26
Sep
23
34% July 15
30% Mar
9
24% Mar
8
28 % Jan
4
Jan
2
53
8
66
4
Dec
31
Mar
15% Jan
19% Mar 25
9434 Jan-
2
125
Jan
.
12
107
Jan
Jan
4
19% Mar 25
15
131
Mar 23
Sep
21
Feb
17
23% Jan
4
2
29% May 11
38% Dec 29
18
23% Jan
33
Jan
26
40% Mar
1
22 % Nov
16% Feb
1
20 % Feb
66'A Mar
8
85
17
17•,
Dec
3
71
Sep
22
290
Oct
1
334 Feb
283s Dec
23
91% Mar 10
328
Apr
35
30
Jan
Co
24
Air
4
Air
4% Jan
7'A Jan
14
27% Mar
30
4
1
29 V2 Jan
4
17
22% Apr
8
2
53% Dec
18
38% Feb
12
85
15
79
153A Mar
Feb
A
J
8
18% Jan
3
4
51% Jan
4
80
4
Jan
Aldpns Inc
4 Va Vv
*40%
413%
*40 %
41%
100
57'%
56%
573%
563.4
57%
'9,700
*104
i
Jan
15% Nov
28
245
13
9% Mar
8
Nov
17
195
Feb
18
3334 Mar
9
45
Jan
5
60% Aug 31
39% Mar
8
56% Jan
4
2
28
7
Dec
30
1234 Feb
10
28% Aug 25
18% Mar
8
Dec
30
59
47
Dec
4
32 1
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89
57
17 3
»
5
54% Nov
Jan
Jan
44'a Jan
160
13'A Jan
102
Apr
Dec
Mar 11
158
8
90'A Jan
22
12
94
2'
Mar 23
■
$4
25%
47%
47%
13%
13%
13%
26
26 VA
26
13%
26%
13%
13%
25%
26 %
13%
253 4
26%
253/4
26
25%
26 %
25%
26
26%
26%
26%
26%
26 Va
58 Va
26'/B
58%
57%
573%
56%
57%
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series—100
2
Inc
\
common
_5
ZZ100
common,
1
No par
convertible
preferred
8
Allen
Industries
57
58
123%
573
4
58
,
25%
126
130
193h
19%
34
33 %
8
59
Jan
4
Allied
16% Feb
8
173A Jan
Allied
Kiel
21
_9
64% Apr
44 % Feb
48% Mar 14
58 y2 Feb
5
Allied
Laboratories
22
24
33% Mar 18
39% Jan
6
Allied
Mills
87'a Oct
27
14% Feb
4
8% Mar 23
113/0 Jan
5
Allied
61311 Jun
11
5212 Jan
21
5-
52% Feb
Dec
11
833% Mar 17
75
26% Feb
17
38% Sep
32'A Mar
75
.
Jan
104
32 3
8
27
29
Sep
8
a
33 ',
t
1
25
Jan
111
33
1
39% July 15
May 11
115% July 24
May
77 '
127'% Sep
39% Feb
1
2
13
79
M'ar 25
40
Jan
Mar 22
Mar
58% Jan
4
9
9
28
132
Jan
28
36
Feb
2
29% Mar
8
83
Mar
8
108
Jan
4
33
Mar 18
42
Jan
7
35 Vu Jan
4
Inc__Z__No
Products
Allied
Corp___
Corp common—No
Stores
4% preferred
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
4.08% convertible preferred
Feb
39
52
5
51
12
44 >4
Sep
22
69 7
Nov
25
a
Mar 31
12934
19%
Dec
1,0
47
5
29
43% Feb
56% July 17
106% Feb
Feb
8
6434 Mar 15
22
35a% Apr
30
18
10
33% Apr
160% Apr
9
101
42% Jan
2
50 »/8 Sep
2
43
3212 Oct
7
46% Dec
18
58
2
64% May 29
60
39% May
6
23 VA Mar
58
3
45% Mar
2734 Dec
23 '/a Nov
117 3
23 3
i
Nov
Jan
Sep
22
45 % Jan
2
i
Aug
27% Mar
9
9
18% Mar 23
Mar
Feb
3
493A Feb
50 3
4
2
Mar 15
78% Jan
6
31% Jan
21
25% Jan
4
106'A Jan
27
18%
33%
33%
*34%
34%
34%
17
343%
163,4
17
16%
17
75
74%
75
73%
'■'•270
300
5%
"270
5%
28
300
5%
28
27%
'273
5%
300
*273
5%
53%
27%
27%
5%
27%
27%
173.,
17%
17%
17%
43 VA
17%
17'%
17%
43%
3,200
43%
433/4
44%
44 %
44%
3,100
*79
81
h
*79
81
*79
81
*79
6%
Inc
4
American Cable
American Can
26
4
31
Mar 13
122
Feb
9
38 Va
14% Jan
104
12
Mar 17
15 •' 3 Dec
93
Dec
29
203% Jan
9
76 3
a
41
Dec
105
9
2
Amer
Cyanamid
&
Hardware
Home
17% Mar
8
24% Jan
American
58% Jan
6
8
27% Jan
15
81
19
Mar 21
Corp
Mach
&
86% Jan
22
22% Mar
8
28% Jan
26
American
18
14% Mar 21
15% Jan
18
American
American
18% Apr
28% Feb
4
62% Jan
18
American
Natural
8
63 3/a Jan
4
American
News
1
44% Feb
1
48
Feb
15
American
Optical
3
26 % Feb
25
43% Jan
15
American
Potash
16% Feb
3
American
13% Mar
9
Dec
18
41
May
Mar
7
92
Nov
23
67 % Ma r
8
92
56% Feb
27
42
3
54% Jan
Dec
30
54
Dec
29
5
26% Mar 26
1
148% Mar 20
63% Mar
125
Jun
Mar
145
9
59
8
119
117
Mar
267
105
Jan
7%
Gas
4
26 Va Mar 24
31% Feb
23
American
Sugar
19
75 %
Sep
22
90
Jun.
17
79% Jan
25
129 »/2 Jan
20
117
Sep
22
Jan
16
24% Nov
14% Jan
2
51% Nov
5
26
4
30% Sep 23
53% Sep 22
50 % Dec
1
33
3
Dec
17
34
&
Feb
86
Mar
38 % Oct
4
20
55% July 29
17% Dec 17
4
89% Mar
1
American Tel
2
American
123% Mar 23
Jan
43% Jan
33% Mar
4
1934 Mar 14
15 Vo Jan
27% Feb
263/4 Jan
15
6 Vc
preferred
6%
Preferred
14
Mar
8
18% Jan
11
63
45
Jan
7
55% Feb
29
AMP
32% Feb
8
42% Mar
33% Feb
17
Dec
2
46% Mar 13
Feb
74% Mar 17
49% Mar
603/4 Mar 18
43% Mar 14
47
8
54% Jan
41 % Jan
4
Jan
21
40 3% Jan
8
36
Mar 15
85
Jan
12
88
6
36
Feb
17
36% Jan
1*
For
footnotes, see
page
26.
3
11
Inc endorsed
3534 Mar 25
37%
*37%
38
87%
87%
*87%
89
51
50%
51
49%
50%
4534
29,600
*45%
45%
*45%
45%
45%
453/4
45%
45%
400
50%
4934
50%
50%
50%
513/a
51'
2^%
26%
26 Va
26 38
*26%
35
35
36
37
34%
28%
8
35
36
29%
28%
8%
8
51%
50
29%
8%
14,100
26%
26%
26%
2,800
36
36
36
36
28%
.
513/8
253/4
26%
36
500
28%
28 3/a
283%
3,700
8%
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8%
16,300
34%
2,100
8
/
800
8,600
18%
183/4
18'/8
18'%
1,400
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108
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15
15
1
159
34'%
159
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162
108
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108
15
15
15
14%
34%
34
162
107%
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15
.
1
3.50
com__1
18%
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18%
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98
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53%
54%
81
81
53%
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18%
18%
98
*97
54%
54
14%
160
6,300
107'/2
14%
800
18 Va
3,800
18%
18
18%
98
98
98
54%
55%
55
55 Va
82%
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82%
54%
82%
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82%
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102
30
28,500
30
48%
48%
48%
49
49%
49%
49%
50
50%
1,400
21%
22%
21%
22 Va
22
22%
22%
22%
22
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27,700
91%
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91'%
91%
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91%
140
23
23 Va
23
90
90
23
23%
23
23
14%
14%
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22
23
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22 7
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%
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23%
23%
23%
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15%
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15 Va
300
23%
15
322,600
22%
23%
243/4
24%
25'%
56
56%
5534
56%
55%
56
553/8
55%
55%
57
54%
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54%
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543/4
54'%
54%
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45%
45%
45%
45%
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45%
453/4
45%
45%
1,500
36 3
37%
36 %
36%
35%
36%
353/4
36%
35%
36
7,100
25
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4
14%
145
15
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14%
8
14'7 8
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145
147 %
143/4
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15%
147%
14%
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20,800
,
15 %
15
15'%
31,500
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147%
10
10
32 %
32%
32
32%
32%
32%
32
32%
32%
32%
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92
87'%
90
88%
89
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89
88
89
43
4434
43%
4434
44%
45%
44%
45
44%
45 Vb
139%
139%
140%
140'%
139 '/a
*57
140
58
140%
1,800
147%
par
140%
3,400
5,480
21,100
139 %
140
380
*58
58%
119%
200
25%
27,900
33
14,900
70%
3,200
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58 %
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58%
118%
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119%
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119%
2638
26 3
25
2534
24%
26
25%
25%
253/8
303:,
31
31
31 %
31%
313%
31%
32%
313%
71
71%
71%
71%
71
71 Va
70 Va
70%
70
com—25
26%
26%
26 %
26 34
26%
26%
26%
263/g
26%
27%
4,000
25
28%
29
28'%
28%
28%
283/4
28%
28%
28%
28%
5,890
_5
33 V3
13%
13%
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13%
*13%
13%
133/a
13%
133%
133/8
300
25
1
118%
86%
4
87%
87
58
*118%
58%
119%
119%
210
87'%
87%
88%
88%
88%
94,300
104
IO434
104%
104%
104%
1043/4
104'/2
105
104%
1043%
6,000
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121 %
121 %
122
122
122
123%
122 y4
122%
122%
123
25
34%
34%
33%
34%
33%
343/s
34%
34%
34%
34%
18,900
com—5
18%
19
19
19%
19%
19%
19%
193/s
19%
19%
6,000
26%
26%
26
26%
*26%
263/4
*26 Va
263/4
800
25%
*25
26
*25'%
26
*25%
14%
15
52%
53
25
25
25
*25
14%
26%
263A
26
26
15
15%
4,100
53%
53%
53
53%
4,400
353/4
35%
36%
36%
363/4
39%
39%
41%
40%
42%
117,700
29,300
52%
52%
52%
51%
52%
18,300
46
46
46y*
47
47
47
36%
37
36%
36%
36%
363/4
50%
51%
1
Corp__l
36%
37%
35
36%
343/4
3934
40
38%
39%
38
50
52%
53 %
51%
52%
51%
44
44%
44%
45%
37%
3734
37%
37%
Anaconda Wire & Cable
No par
Glass Corp—
6.25
:—No par
Co
—21.80
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
10
*86
89%
36%
36 3
32%
33
4
1,250
15
1
—
88
26
15
51%
89%
15
14%
shares—
Corp
«
Amphenol-Borg Electronics
.
37%
87%
50%
19
Corp
preferred
37%
*86%
19
Co
Anaconda Co
Common
37%
86 %
50'%
..
1934
common
Ampex
$4
37%
86'%
49 a 4
.
xl9%
Tobacco
Anderson Clayton &
37%
2,700
20%
Zinc Lead & Smelting—1
Anchor Hocking
9
30 Va Mar
1
42% Mar 25
68% Jan 15
95 y2 Apr
41 Va Aug
July 28
15
20%
1934
5%%
American
25% Mar
193%
403%
series
series
Preferred
25
20
No par
American Water Works Co
293/8 Aug
7
27% May
1
19% Oct 21
20
1,100
33%
——
American Viscose
20%
40 %
—_1
Tel
&
Tobacco
20%
158 %
—
Sumatra
108% Mar
101'% Feb/
13'% Mar 12
25 % Nov 23
American
3,300
20%
—2
Refining
14% Jan
1,000
47
20%
40%
Co
13% Mar 14
46%
47
34%
-100
Stores
18% May 18
46%
48
160%
Steel Foundries
26
37%
463/4
47
40%
Snuff[ Co common
American
13% Jan
37%
46%
47
1583/4
non-cumulative preferred_100
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd__£l
preferred
373/4
46%
41%
7Vo preferred
7%
37%
47
40%
6%
American
6
37%
46 Va
47 %
34%
100
3
29% Jan
37 7 «
47
46
159'%
Rad & Std Sany com—5
4
2734 Mar 15
200
41 %
_
20
18
193%
34%
Chem
&
*19
16334
Co
Jan
35% Feb
*19
40 3 4
1
1.66%
82% Feb
21
70
40%
preferred
American
300
38 3 4
-
38 Va Jan
27 % Dec
37
49a4
Smelt & Refg com_No par
43% Mar
117
*45%
Seating Co
Ship Building Co__No
26
1,300
%
*46%
86%
50%
American
28
'
37%
American
Feb
19%
37%
49 5 a
American
Mar 14
*19
H
*84%
_
Co
Co
34
89
Apr
109% Nov
40,200
193«
100
9
9
323%
5
Dec
f!
32%
30%
37%
:
67% Mar
2
32%
12.50
Inc
24% Mar 23
30
31%
4
140% Mar 23
13
Feb
32
Mar 21
33% Jan
133% Jan
54
Mar 21
31%
100
30% Mar 21
72% Dec 22
34 y2 Dec
9
12
29
7
31%
44 Vb
Corp__2
;
Products
17
138 % Jan
3038
30%
*19
10
:
Metal
553/n Mar 23
31
117% Oct
4%% preferred
48% Mar
21
4,800
20%
Corp
of 111-
Metal Climax
14
52% Mar 31
41 %
Sep
9
133
American
14
Mar 17
463%
5
Motors Corp
152
46'%
433/4
No par
Molasses Co
22
46%
_
22
Dec
46
3,90'/' preferred
100
American Machine & Metals-No par
Jan
Sep 22
46 %
20%
Fdry com
16
1371
46
8
3
prior preferred
98
54% Mar
46%
preferred_10o
32% Jan
4
46 %
46 7
10
Ice Co common
8
13
47%
8,700
47 7
Co
Supply
14
22% Feb
25%
46%
Products—
Hospital
30
90% Mar 11
243q
8%
13 % Jun
14
25%
8%
8
17
59% Jan
25
38
Investment Co
14
25
29%
International
5 Va Vo
243i
28%
non-cumulative
American
253«
No par
__40c
American
Mar 24
24%
20
American
76 % Jan
98
60
10
6
49% Jan
19% Jan
37'%
60
Power__.No par
Foreign
American
4
37 Va
60%
lbo
Corp
European Secur
Export Lines Inc
American
4
38%
*59%
47 Va
Co
American
15
*37%
60
25%
25
38
Co
Power
5
Jan
44 Va
37%
60
46 %
prior preferred
41% Mar 22
17 % Feb
44,
37%
37%
9
6V"
44
3734
60 %
25
36'/« Mar
—„
43%
*37%
*59%
No par
Enka
„
44%
3734
60%
No par
Co
American
16% Jan
700
3734
1
Cable
&
American
„
110
13,600
American
14% Mar 25
*102
50,500
8
18
102
40%
4
18
102
40 %
31% Mar 15
38% Jan
103
403/a
42
175% Jan
44%
102
40'/8
33% Jan
15
44 3 8
101
*59%
20
Corp
Barge Line Co
American Crystal Sugar com
American
44 %
101
10
Commer
4% Vc
105
50
preferred
American
*101
40%
Electric
12
130
39%
24% Dec
38% Nov
21,500
34%
40%
21% Mar
53'/2 July
92 3%
34%
*33 '/2
11%
44% Feb
6
91%
34%
47
10%
16
38% Jan
92%
34
*46%
19
30
731/4 Apr
6434 Dec
92
34
11%
34% Jan
7
91%
34
19
59% Apr
Sep 21
90%
34
10%
l
56
90%
34
10%
21
32 3 4 Jan
883.,
34
100
19%
Apr
—•
8834
79,300
3934
Distjlling
May 19
•
32 Vb
113
40%
American
94
.
88
31%
*109
40%
American
17
Z_
32
113
common—12.50
Co
21% Sep
89 % Dec
.:
2,400
31%
♦109
10%
4
25
Dec
35%
31%
113
103«
51 % Mar 23
Feb
84
353%
30%
*109
10%
46 3A Jan
52% Nov
30
353/8
31
111
10%
21
Mar 30
18% July
35%
30%
111
10%
25
33% Feb
May 27
110
3
45% Oct
7%
■
23
17% Dec
25
35
31%
119
1
Jan
142 % Feb
■
■
34%
30%.
No par
Radio
46% Jan
July 21
July 27
193
240
35
;
Jan
11
2,000
31,700
34%
common
&
59'A Jan
9% Jan
33%
35%
100
Co
preferred
88
9
33 Vb
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
5Vc
84
7% Mar
33%
35
Bosch Anna Corp
_2
Brake Shoe Co__—No par
23
22
32%
>109
„
41'A Feb
18% Jan
preferred
preferred
37% Mar 24
27
32%
1,800
May 28
8% Nov
31%
55,200
133/a Jan
Mar 10
32%
20,000
11
15
79
19%
17
Jan
56%
79
29'%
6
8
56%
78%
69 %
Jan
34% Mar 15
56%
78%
19
American
23% Mar
56%
78%
28%
7
26
56%
*77%
6734
243A Jan
4
3,500
56'/4
79 %
32
19%
19% Mar 14
Feb
9
56%
*78
28%
14
July 27
8%
1,100
683/e
Chain
45
9
2,200
35'/2
18%
Chicle
46
8%
700
53
283/4
American
34% Apr
9%
35 %
67%
American
9
8%
16%
♦52%
19 %
5
2
56%
353/4
28%
12
30
56%
9
53
35%
68
54 Va Jan
Jan
9
163/4
523/4
18%
51% Jan
36% Nov
9%
16%
53
35%
66%
9
25 % Oct
,
16%
52%
35
4
%
28%
46 % Mar 22
25
34
16%
78
1
51% Jan
43
52 3
33%
»
19%
44 VA Mar
17
513.,
33 7
28%
7
Apr
16%
53%
67%
28
50
*16'%
16%
53
33 %
19
el3:, Aug
55% May 18
16 %
19,800
28%
553% Apr
26
800
51%
163%
19%
2
45% Oct
19%
51%
33 %
common
8
8
19 Vo
51%
28%
Airlines
convertible
American
Mar 16
19%
51%
19%
3 % Vv
4
47% Mar
19%
51%
28%
American
47:% Jan
2
19%
50%
300
4414 Mar 17
Sep
19%
50%
800
9
65% July 28
19%
50%
46%
3 8'A Mar
106
*19%
48
6
9
19%
50%
46%
35% Jan
17
10
19%
50
48
2
15
3,200
10,600
983%
47%
40% Mar
Jan
45
*96
48%
17
46% Sep
97
*46%
35 3 4 Sep
3838 Feb
44%
44%
*46%
4
84
44%
*94
47%
43% Jan
44
94
47%
8
24
94
*93
22,400
47%
39% Mar
Dec
94
94
36%
47%
2
2
44
10 %
35%
47
50% Jan
37!
43 %
10%
36
48
13
25% Sep
43 %
10%
190
35%
67
40% Nov
29
43
10%
♦150
35%
47
American
20!.'8 Dec
43%
167
48
Jan
9% Feb
10%
*35
48
32% Mar 25
•14 y2 Mar 18
10%
*155
35
81
67%
30
13
1038
167
34%
*79
47%
7
7% Feb
10%
160
35 Va
77%
Bank Note common
19
10%
180
3434
81
66%
Bakeries
6
10%
"160
32 %
Corp^
American
4
1,400
17%
42 7
12.50
Petroleum
American
Jan
28'/a
17%
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No
par
Amerada
4
25% Mar
8,500
14,600
44%
a
x56
1
4
19
11
28
5%
100
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Amerace Corp
18
33% Nov 20
,3,000
50
61% Jan
20% Feb
3,300
16%
',74%
30O
5%
28
100
17%
10
preferred
443A Jan
7
*274
5%
t
1 I
12,900
431
par
America
44% Jan
2
300
35
,
8
1,500
10,400
19%
16%
74%
'
4,100
5,200
1
of
18
Jan
193/B
128
19%
74%
Leather Co—
Mar 18
19
19%
127
19%
16%
9
No par
37'A Mar 25
20% Jan
1293%
19%
6,600
v
lo
Aluminum Co
convertible
19%
127
131
19%
7334
100
Portland Cement
Aluminium Limited
6 '/r
2,400
17%
_5
Alpha
Amalgamated
Jan
par
No par
3,300
48%
7334
*93
~_5
Co
25%
47%
17 Va
100
Chemical Corp
4
25%
48
73 Ms
43
1
Feb
21% Mar 20
26
47%
.
*19
125
19
33%
1
Inc
36% Dec
4614 Sep
-
10
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtdZ
223/s Jan
100
25%
prior preferred
conv
6%
106
•
473a
Corp_„-ZZZZZZ
Alleghany Corp
*104
253i
<,{
9 3
106
13 3a
Corp
preferred
Shares
41 %
105
47
_
17
56%
*104
.
25
Industries
Alabama Gas
Alco Products
*40%
58%
105
the Week
Mar, 25
133„
Control Products
_50c
Reduction Inc common—No
1951
>103
Friday
Mar. 24
47%
%
pfd
56%
103
Sales for
Thursday
11
25%
ZZZZl
conv
58%
4
103
41
par
Corp
Aeroquip Corp
41
13%
IZno
Addressograph-Multigraph
Admiral
57 3
41%
Mar. 23
47%
~j[0
issued
M0 Mi
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
1
~
Inc__
par
7713 Jun
Sep
When
4.50%
23% Jan
167h Nov
Steel
Mar. 32
25%
Express CoZZIZIZZZ 1
Adams-Millis Corp
No nar
22
6 % Mar 19
9
Jan
ACF-Wrigley Stores
Tuesday
Mar. 21
25
ZZZZ
Adams
33
1
_
Industries Inc
123i NOV
26
66
EVERY LISTED STOCK
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
62% Jan
52% Mar 10
FOR
STOCKS
1
Highest
8
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
~
Lowest
15
14%
53
*86
89%
37
37 3 8
37
89%
37%
33
34 %
343i
35%
\
*86
,
•86
89%
*86
10
810
2,200
89 %
37%
38%
38
38%
3,700
34%
35%
35%
35%
38,600
■?'
I I
I
16
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
(1332)
Highest
Lowest
38 Mi. Nov
18
49%. Ffeb
11
34 % Feb
17
27
40% Jan
26
26% Feb
16
30% Jan
23
Oil
Argo
7
80% July 29
59 % Mar
8
77 %Jun
4
7
May
37% Nov 24
32% Jan
8
42% Feb
19
Armour &
39
Jan
26
44% Feb
26
Armstrong
Cork
25
75
Jan
13
1774 Nov
20
17
Feb
8
20% Jan
11
23% Oct
15
28% Apr
21% Mar
9
27% Jan
5
Arvin
Mar
8
23% Jan-
4
Ashland Oil
Sep
86 % Apr
23
2
79% Mar 25
Arnold
Jan
2
25% May 15
20
31% Feb
11
40% May 19
32% Feb
26
37% Jan
5
10% Jan
2
18
13 Vb Jan
28
14% Feb
25
19
35%
36
36%
36 Vk
36%
35%
36
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
277k
28
27%
28
60%
61
62%
617k
62%
637k
63
60 %
62%
64 %.
37%
38%
14% Jun
38 %
3914
37%
38%
377k
38%
37%
37 7«
39%
40 VB
39%
40%
397k
40 Vb
40%
41%
41
41
79%
79%.
79 %
79 %
79 %
*79%
80 Vk
79%
No par
5
"78%
,
17%
17 Vk
17%
*17%
Corp__
.17%
22 %
23
23
44
Feb
60 Vk Dec
13
Sep
25
5574 Feb
2
10
8874 Jan
24 Vk Nov
17
32 Vk July
8
9% Dec
29
107k Mar
4
28 Vk Dec
18
33% Sep
80
Nov
10
92
4774 Feb
17
62% May 25
59
Nov
8
Jan
63
2274
20%
21
20%
*33%
33%
*33%
34 %
33%
33 Vk
34%
137a
13%
13 7o
137k
27% Jan
5
—10
—10
23%
Co
Common
7
9% Feb
2
5Ye
11
2874 Feb
1
31 Vk Feb
10
6
79 Va Jan
15
Jan
16
53 Vk Apr
74% Dec
31
86 % Mar
5% Oct
28
87k Jan
39 % Sep
Mar
587k Feb
4
40Vk Mar
104%
61
60%
103%
60%
104%
60 %
607k
607k
5,800
Atlantic
4
35 Vk Mar
8
417k Jan
4
79 Vk Mar 22
,
15 % Jan
5
1574 Feb
15
July 29
87% Jan
13
96% Jan
26
157k Mar 22
207k Jan
4
24 % Jan
11
16% Feb
687k Jan
27
96
15 Vk Nov
24
247k Feb
16
21 Vk Jun
9
27% Jan
13
21% Feb
28 Vk Dec
21
7
23 Vb Nov
20
10 Vk Jan
7
177b May 25
6% Dec
1
12% Jun
-30% Feb
9
42% July 24
6
18% Dec
1
Mar 11
24 Vk
23 Vb
24
247b
24%
24%
9%
44%
common
—10
35%
preferred
—100
78
78
1
20
5
*15%
20
1574 Jan
G'A Feb
8
.
*92
94
*15%
16 %
Babbitt
14% Jan
29
27'% Dec
7
24% Jan
26
27% Mar 24
5
90 % Jan
18
95 % Mar 25
80
38
Nov
16
50% July
8
8
Jan
84% Mar
8
34% Mar
20
1
43% Jan
Wilcox
&
Baltimore Gas
4
11
27
Jan
4
63
Jan
28
66
Jan
Dec
28
40
Jan
6
44
Oct
12
64 % Jan
27
23
Nov
23
30% May 11
21% Mar 17
25% Jan
Basic
27
46% Mar 15
54% Jan
Bath Iron Works
34 % Mar
42% Jan
49 %
Sep
23
66 % Feb
27
Feb
9
43% Dec
21
Dec
11
28% Jan
2
1
Jan
29
51% Mar 10
24
51% Oct
56% Feb
25
36% Mar
37
178
Jan
90
Dec
204
16
19% Sep
22
36% Jan
23
30
74% May
7
Dec
18
"
65
42
3
93
22
Feb
79
9
11
39% Jan
25
80% Feb
13
Mar 14
56% Feb
26
Beck
Feb
29
Beech
71
17
Shoe
4%%
(AS)
Creek
22
13% Jan
5
18% Dec
15
16
Jan
9
19 % Mar 25
2
24% May 11
14
Jan
29
16'/» Feb
26
38
Jan
18
50
Feb
25
89% Feb
25
90% Mar 21
*79
—_—1
91
Dec
95
14
May
^
5
32% Mar
36 % Jan
8
—50
_10
94 Vk
83 Vk
82 %
-v
36 Vk
35%
35:%
35%
36 VB
57%
*57 Vk
*57%
58%
26%
26%
58
82 Vk
*82%
.
8,800
130
83
35%
90
367B
*58
12,000
59
100
26 Vk
26 %
55%
55 Vk
55%
*55%
56
22%
22%
22%
*22
%
2274
600
47
47
47
47%
47 Vk
47%
1,200
36%
387b
3874
40%
39 %
40 Vk
11,000
54
22%
22
47
36 Vk
"
..
357a
-
t
27
3974
*39
38 Vk
37%
*180
195
92"
39 Vk
*39
40
37 Vb
377k
*180
Vk
27
1,100
400
•
*180
r.
93
*92
39%
37 3 k
195
*92
33 Vk
•
38 %
38
195
100
38
*180
5,000
195
~50
93
93
20 Vk
223a
21
22
21%
217k
207k
21 Vk
15,700
67
68 Vk
69%
71%
68 Vk
707k
68
69
19,000
807k
*79
92
.
93
•
79 Vk
79 Vk
*7-9
80 %
8074
20
4
68%
68 Vb
68
68%
68%
68%
67%
6ff5k
5,700
417k
-
*40 Vk
417k
40%
41%
41%
41%
40%
40%
410
337b
337b
33
3 j */4
5,000
*18 Vk
:
v-
'
337k
*79
33%
337 b
33 Vk
337k
18%
18 V
4
18%
18 Vk
18 Vk
187 k
19 Vk
15 Vk
15%.
15 %
15 34
157b
157 k
15 Vk
157 k
7,300
45
46
45
45:%
45 Vk
46 %
46 Vk"
46%
29,100
91%
*90 Vk
91%
91%
30
68
69 Vk
12,000
24
24
"
18
18
15 Vk
44%
457 k
90%
90%
67%
100
preferred
'
94%
•
67 k
*54%
26 Vk
54
,
15%
1
:
Aircraft Corp
1
Bell & Howell Co common—No par
4%%
27
94%
83%
J
69 3
337 b
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
15
7,400
95%
27
94 Vk
*26
-
79-Vk
68 Vk
*40 Vk
Bell
2
.
27%
94%
27%
26%
93
68%.;..
67
100
pfd_
z
Belding-Heminway
13
43% Jan
27 Vk
6%
•"
1
a
RR_.
32% Dec
Nov
26 Vk
83 Vk
20 Vk.
Inc
Aircraft Corp
Beech
41% Mar 24
26
92
197B
9
10
20,400
*38
92
—-100
——2.50
35% Jan
Apr
13,300
16 Vk
:
195
—
67k
36
*82%
3774
37
Instruments
82,900
15 V8
.*
180
common
14 Vk
35%
47
12.50
Co
Beaunit Mills Inc
2
Beckman
78% Feb
40.
*38
No par
Inc
14 Vk
16
■
prior preferred——100
conv
14;%
'
Corp
4Vs'/r preferred
Mar 25
4
62% Jan
6
Feb
Dec
84
2
Cigars
14 %
36
93
35%
3%%
14%
67 k
22%
35%
Beatrice Foods
7,700
15%
•46Va
Bayuk
217k
35%
/,
.
53%
467a
Jan
21%
6%
22%
Jan
18 % Mar
July 29
26
500
22.
16 Vk
preferred—100
53 Vk
Mar
24
217 k
57 Vk
*217a
39
206
3
16 %
*23
36%
58
1
45
9
Mar 21
Mar
*16
6%
k
10
500
3,200
16%
23
21 Vb
14
7
26 V8
:
93
*16
*22
157B
>57 Vk
26
93
16%
35 Vk
,
—
22,900
22,900
157b
r
94%
5
15%
35%
6 Vk
35
1
92 Vk
93
15%
IoHB
...
36 %7
.z
79 Vk
47k
3,700
•34%
'
357-8
Products Corp
79%
5
15%
23
21 Vk
14%
•
—10
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co——_10
90% Feb
100'% Mar 26
28% Jan
-78
183
8
13%
;—100
Barber Oil Corp
79%
4%-
15%
93
*22
21%
83%
Bangor & Aroostook RR—
79 Vk
5
16%
23
83%
common
noncumulative
4'/«
62% Feb
Ohio
Baltimore &
14
26 V
•
18,000
15%
92 Vk
16%
21%
1574".
*93
.—100
100
36%
79 Vk
47b
157k
92 %
•
15 7b
*22
35%.
•
257B
Elec com—No par
&
preferred series B
preferred series C
4%
9
15%
Co
% r/o
25
56% Dec
*
6%
6 Vk
34%
Corp_—13
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
35 7 k
79
5 Vk
157a
"
9
Babcock
4
35%
79 Vk
5
13%
Inc
5
4
101 % Feb
8
(B t)
7% Jan
37% Jan
367 k
36 Vb
11,550
35%
157k
23
13%
120
457e
36 Vk
92
—1
9
23
89 % Jun
Vk''
Amer-2.50
84%
45 %
44% :
22%
Corp
83%
457k
44 V8
5'VB
21%
83 Vk
45
83%
44%
15%
*22
prior pref ($1.20)——No par
23,400
*83
83 Vk
"
No par
38,800
9%
30%
83%
'
Avco
23
11
Co
Automatic Canteen Co of
4
Dec
Dec
Powder
Conv
17% Jan
79
:
15
32% Mar
17
B
common
24Vk
357a
*
.
130
9%
30
9%,
9%
297k
*82%
2,500
29%
97b
30%
78
36,
.
60 %
30%
9%
44%
44 %
preferred
Atlas
24% Nov
>
No par
103 %
103'
297 a
29%
83%
Austin Nichols common
18
27% Jan
9
12 Vk Mar
Corp
5%
11
16
13% Jan
83%
Refining
series
$3.75
Atlas
4
6% Jan
4% Mar 23
1574 Jun
89
100
■
3
26
,
9%
30
preferred
60
59%
103%
60%
9%
247b
29%
Atlantic Coast Line RR
24
74% Jan
17
4%
84 Vk Mar 25
60%
60
300
14,100
59%
v
60
14
2374
61 >
•
9%'
preferred--10
City Electric Co com___4%
non-cumulative
Atlantic
34%
13%
8,300
102 %
102
102%- 102%
60%
40
1,400
60%.
59%
59%
59%
1
—100
preferred
130
22%
*33%
8,500
207 b
14
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
8
9% Jan
23
,
22 %
34%
13%
14-.
13%
%
'20%
'
20%
Investment
Associates
4
227k
20%
20%
.
1st
227a
$1.50 series—No par
Co'rp__.
5
Products
5.25%
2274
2074
Refining common—1
Common
104 % Mar 25
9
Feb
100
4
60% Jan
56% Jan 27
30
107% Mar 31
22%
207b
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
99
*
17%
*17%
17%
*17%
——2.50
Inc
2,900
1,500
30,600
26,700
79%
17 Vk
2nd preferred
ASR
>
1
5
Constable
&
Shares
35%
27%
common_L
Co
Industries
the Week
Mar. 25
36%
35%
Corp
$3.75 preferred-
7
23% July 16
75
Sales for
Friday
Mar. 24
Mar. 23
5
10
Co—.;
49% Nov
Mar.
No par
Corp
Steel
Armco
Wednesday
Tuesday
Mar. 21
Archer-Daniels-Midland
5
11
9
64*8 May
35% Feb
Monday
Par
STOCKS
40 % Jan
28*8 Nov
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Monday, March 28, I 1960
HIGH SALE PRICES
Thursday
AND
LOW
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
tfear 1959
. .
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Range for Previous
.
69
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74% Jan
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4
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22
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9
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10
28 Vk Mar
3
227k Feb
3
24
4574 Dec
10
52
1
45
Jan
7
46% Jan
4
5 lic
1V4 Dec
21
2
1% Jan
13
1% Jan
4
Benguet
36 % Jan
6
3474 Mar 10
38% Jan
13
61
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-
41% Apr
1
43% May 28
59 Vk July
6
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137
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:
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11
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29
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6
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6
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11
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9
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5
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6
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24
15% Jan
5
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18
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29
27% Jan
6
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8
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17
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2
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see page
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_1
Calumet & Hecla Inc
—-—5
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd——1
Campbell Soup Co_:
1.80
Canada Dry Corp common—1.66%
$4.25 conv preferred
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Canada Southern Ry Co
.—-100
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31
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28
19
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53%
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600
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18
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82
5
21
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4
15
24
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5
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July 28
1,100
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21 %
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14%
—
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21%
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32
1,300
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5,000
42,900
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preferred——50
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16
25%'
•
2.50
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60
76
16%"
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Gas
Co
11,400
•
-75%
26
7.50
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
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76
41%
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9
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17
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.
25
2
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17%
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26
18
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46% Feb
47,100
>
43%
_1
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preferred series
&
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15
11,100
47%
145%.
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146
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22% Jan
74% Mar
42% Jan
2
35% May 28
4
105
5
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1,100
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35
35
6,700
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42%
467b
144
-
5
Bristol-Myers Co common
Brooklyn
18%
77%"
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47
144
'
33% Mar 16
8
Mar 16
-17% Jan
Oct
6
27
17
18 %
41%
41%
46 %
143%
„
1
—
;
convertible
&
407a
47%'
46 %
42 %
——
I
Airways
%%
Briggs
5
407b
40%
8
45
Briggs Manufacturing Co
29
79 % Feb
28% Jan
% Nov
44
82Vk Nov
46% Feb
Mar 22
47% Nov
5
19% Jan
>
76
'
4
25
104
33% Sep
76
4
12
38% Feb
1
July 20
*34%
_
__Z—
Bridgeport
6
12% Jan
—
preferred ___—z
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ll;
7
9% Mar
347b
Brass Corp__—5
&
Co__
14 % Dec
8% Mar 10
347b
41%
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
24% Feb
May 14
32%
35%
43%
Laughlin Inc
Co——,
40,700
34%
—2.50
24% Mar
W >
1%
35%
—_50c
24
18
July
1%
35 %
——_10
—
Eoston
1574 Nov
400
17 b
1%
common-
9
30% Jan
24% Mar 31
47 %
1
Mfg Co
Co
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Blaw-Knox
46 Vk
1%
—100
4
24
46 Vk'
17 k
143
Black
49% Mar 25
29
237s
46 Vk
1%
40c
(Del)
697k
23%
17 k
Co
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68%
237 a
46%
1 %
!
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68
23%
46%
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Inc_
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*
67 7k
237b
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2374
46 %
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) ocm_5
4%%. pfd series of, 1951—
100
8
39% Mar
5674 July 15 •
50
7% preferred
3
Feb
82
8
Co
&
23%
*46%'
1
common
Consolidated
Bethlehem
4
145% Mar 25
Mar 25
71% Jan
11
57% Jan
Co
preferred
Bestwall
"43% Mar 24
8
455/k Mar
Best
5
Corp_
Beneficial Finance
Mar 24
1
58
.
1,000
3,400
6.700
67,600
280
~50
100,400
500
100
1,400
(1333)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
Previous
STOCKS
>
Year
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
10
10
Mar
56% July 15
43
Jan
23 '/a Apr
26% Sep
20
10
31
8
23
25
17
1
30
38% Jan
8
89% Dec
7
2
12% Nov
37% Feb
33 Mb Dec
Dec
85
33 % Sep
45% Nov
34% Nov
40 Mt Dec
3
13 Va Jan
4
Capital
49% Jan
4
Carborundum
30% Feb
15
35% Feb
5
88 % Jan
12
94% Mar
%-Ja.l
25
19
35
Feb
1
39
16
40
Mar
7
58% Jan
48 % Jan
19
32% Mar 15
46 % Jan
27
40% Feb
9
42 % Mar 24
31% Jan
16
27% Jan
4
29
1
Carolina
6
41% Jan
Carpenter
Carrier
18
Sep
22
108
119%Mar 16
78 Mi Jan
4
22% Jan
5
104
Mar 18
29
114% Jan
12
7 % Apr
22
6 % Mar 11
7 % Feb
26
16
36% Aug
12
28% Mar 10
34% Jan
6
98% Jan
12
10
89% Nov
76% Sep
July
Jan
4
Jan
Co__
10 Ma
10 Ma
10 Ma
4,600
45%;
40
47
*46 Ma
47
3,400
32
32 Mi
32 Ma
32 V2
32%
32%
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32%
2,100
93
94
94
93
93 Ma
37%'
37 Mi
37 Ma
37 Ma
37%
45 %
45
45
45
45 Ma
41%
42'A
27%
2 7 Ma
27% '
62%
64
62 %
62%
63 %
64%
64%
common—.12,50
13%
14
13%
13%
13%
13%
13 Ma
100
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105
105 %
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6 %
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29%
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Co
Inc.,—
.
Celnncse
7%
90 %
:____100
Corp of Amer
2nd
78
78%
Corp
common
41
Jan
Aug 20
17
80
Aug 14
76
I8M4 Sep
21
22
Apr
30% Jun
24
5
57
Mar
8
77'A Jan
8
21
54 V2 Jan
71% Feb
Mar 25
55
Jan
19% Mar
20
34% Sep
21
50%
Public
11% Sep
22
16% Apr
27
4Mt May 29
6 Ma Jan
15
Central
RR
of
Co
34% Mar 25
Central
&
4
28 '/u Feb
15
Central
Soya
N
79
West
37 Ma Jun
9
50% Feb
87% Dec
16
99
30
Co__'_____
19 Mi
19%
19%
19%
19%
20
7.300
56 %
56 %
*56
57
79
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Violetta Sugar Co
Century Industries Co_.
9
42
Jan
6
Cerro
13
17
13% Jan
12
de
Pasco
Certain-Teed
38 Ma Mar 13
Cessna
2C%
100
57
*56
57
79
*77
79
100
21
6,200
36
36%
4,200
91
91 Mi
230
48 %
2,300
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57
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79
77
77
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21
20%
21
20
34%
35
35%
36%
36 Vb
36 'A
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92
9CMa
90%
90 Ma
90%
48%
48 Mi
48%
48 Mi
48 Mi
48%
25'A
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25 Mi
24%
2 4 Mi
24 'A
24 Mi
300
34
34%
33%
34%
34
34%
34'A
34%
19,400
25
26"
25%
25%
25%
24%
24%
7,700
35%
%
100
20%
21
9.50
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No par
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10
5
30%
31
30 Va
9 %
24%
9 Mi
9%
Corp__
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8%
10
10
*9%
10 Mi
32
33
32%
33
9 Mi
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9 Mi
30%
100
8%
10 MM
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31 Mi
20%
20%
32%
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10
Ma
300
12,300
13%
13 MB
13%
13 Vb
13%
13 Mb
13'A
13 Ma
13 Mi
6,600
37 %
38%
37 Va
38
37 Ma
37%
37
37%
36 Ma
37%
22,800
1
3%
3%
4
3%
4
3%
4
3%
4
6,200
10
Corp
13 %
1
Products
Aircraft
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61 %
61
61
*59 Ma
61
*59 Ma
61
*59 Ma
61
100
36%
36%
37
37 3
_l
Co
9
5 Ma Jan
18
Chadbottrn
Gotham
55 Ma Mar 10
70 Ma Jail
11
Chain
Co
34 Ma Feb
17
42% Jan
6
Jan
8
91 Ma Feb
25
8
39
Belt
"77
No par
7
3% Mar
45% May 28
19 M4
Corp
7
12% Feb
July 27
19
Central
South
Jan
28 Ma Feb
1
19%
J
11
9
_
1,000
18%
Service
29M2 Mar
5
23 MB
preferred
16Mb Jan
16
Mar
Illinois
9
15 Ma Mar 11
18%
23 Ma
__100
common
Central
Mar 14
8
Lgt
4%%
1
9 Ma Mar
28 % Jan
*18 Mi
23 Mi
24%
26
22 Ma Mar
12
18%
23 Mt
34%
29 Mb Jan
22
32%
*18 M»
24
32 3A Dec
8% Jan
32%
18'A
23%
33%
31
8% Dec
32%
18 Mi
23
2.50
3 2 Mi Dec
4,000
32 Ma
18%
22%
*24 Mt
29 Ma Jan
33 Mi
32 Ma
22 3A
24%
4
1,500
*18 Mi
24%
Jan
31
3 2 Mi
79%
79 Ma
79%
18%
50
23
„
32%
79 Va
120
22%
47%
31
16.300
32%
48
11
20
23 3 4
119
22%
92
Dec
91 %
28 Ma
*116%
32 %
47 %
Illinois
21
Mar
118
"18%
35%
49
29
118
28 34
118
1
Co
*90%
91 Ma Jan
4
3,600
35,400
1
Sugar
10
27
230
6 Ma
.20
Aguirre
100
36% Mar 23
83% Jan
42% Jan
31,300
31
*90 Va
91 Ma
*90 Ma
5.400
____5
preferred
No par
20
27
91
29
117
79%
Central
32% Jan
99 Ma Feb
6%
30 Mi
78%
No par
46 Ma May 11
6%
30 MB
79
No par
28
6%
2 9 Ma
91
400
/
10b Ma
*105
6%
78%
Central Hudson.Gas & Elec
10
14 V«
29%
28%
28%
119
.9
3
13 Ma
"
65 V*
6%
91
28 %
*118
Mar 16
37 Ma Sep
July 27
28%
119
Central Foundry Co
v
Central of Georgia Ry com
5% preferred series B:
63% Dec
38 Ma Mar 23
*90%
166 Va
27 %
63%
13%;
42 M»
27 Ma
29%
6%
30
260
*41%
; 65
106
106
34
33%
•«
*■
28
"118
5%
20
90 %
No par
.
Central
22
1
/100
com
preferredj
Celotex
Jan
9.600
32%
42
15
17
35%
33
11
Mar 23
6,400
41%
15
22
45%
32%
19
5
41%
*27 Va
35 Mo Jan
Jan
45%
28
4
13
3,400
44%
42
8
Jan
37'A
33
2
25% Jan
36 Ma
32 Ma
Mar
22 lA Mar 15
37 Ma
27 Mi
17% Mar
3
23
160
36 3/
42
30
Apr
9 3 Ma
28
preferred series A_100
Nov
93 M,
42
,4.20%/ preferred
8
10 Mi
93 Ma
*93
33
conv
20
30
10 Ma
45
42
Products
Shares
10%
45
Ma
32%
6orp__
the Week
Friday
Mar. 25
*27 %
common
4%%
27
Mar. 24
44%
____5
13
16
To Ma
10%
Sales for
Thursday
37
83% Jan
23
Apr
No par
Mar 18
30"
52
93
78
Nov
_
Ry_l00
Ohio
&
44% Mar 20
22
17% Dec
20
32 %
7%, preferred
13
31% Jan
119% Mar
25
32
9
91 %
21 Ma Apr
32
92
8
25% Mar
116
125% May 13
22
Feb
88
34% July 29
22,
25
Sep
114V4 Dec
44
PRICES
10
19
Jan
Nov
%
HIGH
Mar. 23
II50
l_„i
Ii
Case
Dec
10%
45
preferred
Carter
6
10%
45
Light
Carriers & General
30
1
AND
Wednesday
6%% 2nd preferred-:
+—7
Caterpillar Tractor common_No par
11
58% Mar 11
Steel
Corp
4 % %
Jan
&
Mar. 22
Co—III"T~10
Mfg
Power
Tuesday
5
~
______
Clinchfield
4
13% Mar 10
26% Feb
Monday
Mar. 21
par
Inc.:
Co
(Philip)
Carolina
Oct
Mar
Airlines
Carey
9
41% Jan
62
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
28
16
52% Feb
102
NEW YORK
Highest
Inc
4
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
Nov
35
24
Mar
88
4
Nov
24
25 Ma Apr
25% Sep
24
42 Ma Jan
37% Dec
18 M4 Mar 14
15
Sep
26% Nov
(j
Checker
29% Jan
4
Chemstron
10% Jan
17% Mar 23
10% Oct
6
34% Feb
18
46
64% Dec
29
74% July
Oct
26
118% Feb
19 V* Aug
3
Jan
8
38
38 Ma Nov
16
53
25
34.'A Jan
21
43% Jan
4
6
5-%
37% Mar
7
39% Jan
8
19 Ma Mar
3
26% Jan
6
22
63 V4 Mar
4
69 % Feb
26
22% Jan
5
22"
16
Mar
7
23
Ma Jan
4
4
"
25
Chic
Corp
19%
19 Ma
19%
19 Ma
19%
19%
28 Va
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28 Ma
28%
4,000
26
25'A
26
24 Mb
25 Mi
24%
25%
24%
25%
16,400
23
23 Ma
23
23 Ma
23 MB !
23%
23 V*
23%
23 Ma
23%
13
1'3 Mi
13
13 Mb
13%
13%
14 Mt
13 Mi
14 MB
38 Ma
38 Ma
*38
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
39
61%
62Mi
Va__
•
Mi
13 Ml
*38
62 Mis
62%
•
23
98 Ma
105
98%
13
*12%
13
*12%
13
12%
40
27%
28
*26
30
*26%
30
*26 Ma
*34 Va
35 Ma
36
*38 Ma
39
i——
*95
*
*95
105
12
Ma
'
'___50
*34 Ma
35 Ma
39
*38 Ma
39 Ma,
28% Nov
23
26 Ma Nov
23
36
27M4 Dec
24
37 »/4 Apr
27%
27%
28
23%
24%.
26%
27
26
26 Va
13%
13%
13%
14
14
300
46%
47%
47%
48 Ma
47% *48
2,900
52 Mb
52%
52%
53%
33
33%
83%
98
35
33%
82%
24
24%
24 M4
25
27
26 Mi
26%"
20M2
26%/
27
27 Ma
27%
25%
26%
22
37 Mb Jan
2
13
22
18% Jun
13 Mi
13%
*13%
24
26% Jun,
46 Ma Dec
17
50% Feb
4
29% Jan
4
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
preferred series. A..___—_100
8
7
29 Ma Jan
5
Chicago Rock Isl& Pac RR__No par
x26 Mb
13 Mb Mar 15
39M4 Jan
17
Chicago
4
Chickasha
50
19
51 Mi Mar
72% May 20
8
Chrysler
6
*64 Ma
65
Cincinnati
Gas
30% Feb
8
33% Mar 25
4
83% Mar 21
4r%
94 Ma Feb
2
99
34 Mi Mar
9
38 M2 Jan
5
49% Mar
9
53"% Jan
12
40 Mi Mar
9
49
Jan
4
&
Common'-
78 Ma Jan
Jan
21
91% Feb
16
93
Dec
17
102% Jan
35% Oct
23
47% Jun
46% Jan
14
46% Nov
19
15
Feb
5
27% Mar 20
19 Mi Mar 18
24% Jan
4
Jan
9
57
2
46 Mi Mar 25
51 Mi Jan
4
City Products Corp____:
15 Mi Dec
16
2
14% Mar 23
17
Jan
18
96 Ma-Nov
24
Feb
8
92% Jan
4
55 Ma Jan
2
47% Jan
18
50 Ma Jan
26
Mar 20
90 Va Jan
11
95Ma Mar 25
30
64% July 10
Nov
■
57 Ma Jan
22
89
Dec
23
57
Dec
18% Jan
9
44% Jun
28
33
Dec
24% Jan
101
'
26
64% Jan
80
65 Va' Feb
20
57
Jan
4
9
39
Jun
12
33
Jan
59 Mi Dec
14
42
Feb
17
Dec
15
48 Ma Mar
136 Ma Jan
16
46
Jan
28
126
Dec
29
65
126 Ma Feb
48% Feb
■
___.
—
35
Sep
71
7
54% Mar 16
8/
41 Mi Jan
6
16
18
22% Mar
7
30 Mb Jan
6
51% Feb
12
69 V2 Jan
4
24M2.Mar
8
35% Jan
4
50 Ma Mar 11
46 'A Jan
4
48 V4 Feb
5
63 Ma Feb
50
Jan
18
57
Feb
24
4
45
Jan
4
72 Mb Dec
16
34 Mb Dec
10
49
14
35
20
Cleveland
37
Mar
1%
20% Jan
4
15% Jan
27
18% Feb
18
Columbia
74
123
61% Jan
28
64 V2 Jan
18
$4,25
9
49M4 Jan
4
51M2 Mar 23
43
17
38 Ma May
54% Jan
14
67% Aug
12% Sep
50% Jan
90
Dec
101% Sep
9
3
23% Feb
17
28'A Jan
4
55 Mi Jan
27
59
Feb
26
64
Apr
2
10
4
8
59
4
96 Ma Mar 24
103% Jan
22
Feb
16
8 V4 Feb
3
9
112 Ma Feb
25
25% May
19
17% Mar 18
13% Mar
56 Mi Mar
90% Jan
2)
101 Ma Apr
2
6% Feb
39 Mb Feb
7
18 Mi Mar 11
22
8Mb Jan
u
43 Va Mar 24
5
18
Nov
6
14
107
20
Mar 16
Mar 10
Mar
Inc
*17
*62 Va
No par
46%
& Southern Ohio E'lec__5
Engineering Inc_a.
1
Cominercial Credit Co__
——10
Commercial Solvents
________—1
Commonwealth Edison Co com—25
4.64%
preferred
—100
5.25% preferred _i
______100
4 1MB
42%
Columbian
Carbon
Co
Columbus
Combustion
_____
1
5
37M4 Oct
19
58% Dec
1
42% Feb
17
52% May 22
61% Feb
25
87
6
4
53 Ma Jan
7
56% Jan
18
88 Mi Jan
4
93% Mar 24
87 «/4 Jan
4
93 Ma Mar 24
23
99% Mar 10
25
99
24
92
Jan
22
6
85 Mi Feb
25 Mb Jun
25
30 % Nov
9
23 Va Mar 11
29 Mb Jan
92 Mb May
8
83
Jan
55% July 29
41
Mar 22
82
Dec
9
44 y8 Jun
18
75
Feb
23
107 Ma Apr
27
Feb
2
104% Jan
17
58% Jan
6
41% Jan
29
47% Jan
18
13
75 V2 Jan
4
80Ma Mar 25
8
14Ma Jan
Ma Dec
2
18
.
92
Apr
I6M4 Mar 12
23 Mb Ar,r
For footnotes,
20
see page
101
12
Mar
20 Ma Mar 24
26.
'
22Ma Jan
20
27
38 Ms
16,000
*1,100
*1,100
37%
37%
38%
74%
75
75
75
24%
24%
24%
24%
2,600
57%
59%
57 "A
58%
27,900
25%
10,900
%
100
25%
.
25 %
4 3 Ma
*51
*47
48
53 Ma
*47
53 Ma
25%
300
*51
53 Va
20
17 Mi
24 Ma
24%
57 Ma
57%
58%
*95
*1G6Mi
16%
v
*62'A
63
20
47
46%.
46%
46 Ma
47
2,000
42 Mb
42 Mi
42 Mi
43 Mi
42%
43
6,200
24 Ma
24%
24
Va
24 Va
56%
57
57
57%
16%
16%
16%
16%
42%
24 Ma
24%
57 Mi
16%,
57 Ma
*94 Ma
96 Ma
*106 Mt
107
16%
16%
900
17 Va
17 MB
17 Mt
17Mt
62 Mi
16 Ma
17
.
Mi
17 Va
62 Mi
45%
57 V*
•
17
Ma
63
x41 %
57 Ma
16%
46
•
.
57 Va
58 V*
96
95 Ma
107
*106Mi
16%
16%
*62 Mi
57%
57%
96 Ma
96
16 M2
16%
57%
96 Ma
107
107
107
63
16%
24
i
5,500
24 Va
57%
/.
57%
3,600
16%
16%
20,000
57%
10,400
57 Va
95 Ma
600
96
*106Va
107
260
16%
16 Va
2,700
Ma
3,000
9
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
8%
14 Ma
14%
14 Ma
14%
14 Ma
14%
14 Ma
14%
14%
14%
6,000
9%
9%
9 Ma
9%
9 Ma
10 MB
10 Mt
lOVa
10'A
10%
7,200
26
2 5 Ma
26
2 5 Mi
25
25%
26
25%
63
62 Ma
63
25%
26
62 Ms
100
.
62 Ma
100
100 MB
100 MB
100 MB
1,900
62%
62
63
100%
100 MB
Ma
61%
62 Mi
12,000
100 Va
99%
100 Ma
3,900
8,300
48 Mt
48
48%
26%'
26%
26%
27%
6,800
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
2,800
Utilities.—.—1
Consolidated Laundries Corp.:
5
Consolidated Natural Gas^—i—10
Consol RR of Cuba 6 % pfd—_100
Consolidation Coal Co
—a——1
Consumers Power Co com
No par
$4.50 preferred
—No par
.-,( $4.52
preferred
No par
23%
23 Ma
23%
23%
23 Va
22 Mb
*21%
22 y4
22 Mi
22 Mi
22 Va
22 Ma
22%
22%
700
21%
43%
4 4 Mi
44 Mb
44%
44%
45 Mb
45 Ma
17,500
43%
45
43 Mi
'9%
9%
9
9%
9%
1,740
10 Mi
11%
10
10 Ma
34
33 Ma
33 Ma
33 Ma
34
33%
33%
33%
33%
3,300
54
54%
54
54%
54 Mt
54%
54 Ma
30,100
54%
55%
54 Mt
93
92 Ma
93 Va
93%.
93%
91%
510
93
92 Ma
92 Ma
93
93 Ma
93 Ma
*92 Ma
93 Ma
88
*84
88
Consolidated
Gas-
$4.16 preferred
A——No par
Container Corp of America—
92 Ma
*84 Ma
24Ma
92 Ma
88
24%
—5
—
——100
Co common__5
$5.50 preferred. —-—-.——No par
Continental Can Inc common.—10
$3.75 preferred
No par
preferred
Continental Baking
48 Ma Jan
16,300
26%
4%"
Dec
.
11% Jan
20
85
14
52 %'
47%
Common
Nov
101 y8 Oct
44
81 Ma Jan
18
10
130
26 Ma
6
8
1,100
51%
.
52'%
52%,
4,700
48%
51
*128
46 Mi
23% Jan
Jan
51%
48 Mi
52-'%.
130
26%
21% Mar 21
Jan
>48 Ma
-
46 V2
22
19
47%
52%
*128
210
35M4
46
24% Jan
40 Ma Jan
35%
26 Mi
4
49
*34%
61
26%
20 Ma Jan
9
320
>95%
48
Consolidated
Mar 23
Ma
95
,80
'*34
2 5 Ma
Consol
5
S
v
46%
5
33 Ma Mar 10
5,000
59%,.
-49
94%
59
Electronics Industries.,,
5
Foods Corp
1.33 Va
Jan
Dec
26"
Co—
Corp—
29% Jan
87 Ma Sep
79 M4 Sep
Feb
Publishing
Nast
Mills
26M4 Mar 10
43 M4 Mar
49%
50%
94 Ma
*
46 Ma
17
17Va
63
100 Mi Feb
6
*51
4,800
49%
50%
94
'-59%-
•*34V2< 3&1/*.-..*34% 35% v ,' *34%< 35,/4
48'A
48%*
47Mb 48%
46% 47%
- 52%
53 •
*51% 52%
51 %
52%
129
129
*128*
130
*128
130
52%
52%1
52% 52%
52% ; 52%
*1090
-■ *1100
__
*1100 — 37'A 37% *
37'A 37%
37% 37%
*73%
74
*74
74%
*74
74%
24%
24%
24% 25
24% 25
56% 58Va
56% 58
57% 58%
25%
25%
25% 25%
25
25%
*47
48%
*47 48%
47
47
47
:
13
5
- -
<
*62 Ma
common—.
96 Mi Jan
24
...
89
—10
5
No par
System
Pictures
preferred
25
Jan
* .59
88
...
1,500
12,900
106 V2 teb
42% Nov
59 *>•
3,600
35,200
17
33
-
1,000
15
92%
15
92
49%
94
46 %
15
91%
46%
>
19%
24
57% Feb
49%
93%
46%
15'A.
15
n
;
38 Ma
95% Dec
25
49%
93%
*58%
49%
94%
94%, *58 'V 59- «
47
47
20
20
19%
1
Feb
-•
12,400
21,500
19%
45%
38 Va
6
32
*19%
46%
14%
89
-
52%
45 Mi
19 Mi
52%
44%
'*19%
19%
63% Feb
45% Sep 21
12 % Dec 17
19%
47%
14%
89
52 %
44%
52
52%
45%
2.900
38 Ma
29 'A Jan
July 10
19%
47
14%
87%
35
52%
44%
44%
340
35'A
/ 35
19%
4
27 Ma
35
37%
4
9
35
19%
Jan
31
98
37%
23% Mar
22% Nov
*96 '/a
19%
59
29 Ma Dec
10,600
82
98
37 Mt
1
23
17% Sep 21
21 Ma Dec
2
33%
; 81 %
96 %
19 Ma
21
22 M4 Sep
33%
82 %
37%
24
52
33%
52 Ma
68 Mt Jan
12
/
*96%
-
*
19%
14% Jun
18
58
12 Mb Jan
19%
48
14%
86%
83
37%
30 34 Nov
10% Sep
26 Ma Dec
14
35,500
52 Ma
Conde
9 Vb Mar
Ma
19%
Comptometer Corp
18
53
38 Mi
4
17% Jan
52%
.
55
3
14 Ma Mar 21
180
27
\
19 Mi
Columbia Gas
Cone
5,900
27 Mi
26%-.
*26
•
14,600
25
.24
Mi
1,700
37%
14
20% Sep
6
10 Mb Jan
28%
*52 Ma
Mb Dec
14 Ma Jan
1
30
28 Mt
4,100'
,17 Mb
1st pfd—100
Broadcasting System_2.50
1
—__—_10
Congoleum-Nalrn Inc.—____No par
Consolidated Cigar Corp—_—i~.—1
Consol Edison of N Y com!—No par
$5 preferred ——
No par
12% Sep
35
51 %
43
33%
83%98
35'A
52%
Southern Ry—
&
24 V2 Mar 23
17
series B—____50
uoncumulative
4%
Columbia
16
21
Iriternat'l
preferred
5% %■
23
2 5'A. Nov
Corp
No par
No par
Co; common-—1
No par
Collins & Aikman Corp___—No par
Collins Radio Co_
1
1
Colorado Fuel & Iron common5
18
32% Jun
—100
preferred
$3.50
15% Nov
19 Mi Mar 18
.a,
__
Colgate-Palmolive
60 Ma Dec
43% Sep
__No par."
gtdt—50
Coca-Cola Co
19% Nov
Mar
RR .7%
& ,Pitts
preferred
7
24j/b Mar 13
44 Mi
i
Special guaranteed 4% stock—50
Corporation _•.
Peabody & Co com___No par
14
Mar
'
•
Jan
46-/4 May
19%
48
14%
86
49%
-
*96%
43%
43
com_t,__15
Colorado
Oct
'51%
—
Electric. Ilium
preferred
Coca-Cola
Mar" ~9
,
24%
>
7
Feb
9
32%
*83
Co.._i—
Equipment Co
$4.50
130Ma Mar
75
8
83%
98
35%
52%
Cluett
5
13
32%
83%
*96%
35%
Clevite
71 Ma Jan
23 M2 Jan
47% Dec
32%
r_._c__5
No par
__5
— 15
Cleveland
4
27
45 M2 Nov
53
No par
10
Stores
Clark
4
Feb
82
23
City
52 Mi
Co___10
Financial Corp.
T
Jan
57
29% Dec
Dec
21% Jan
1
36 Mb
43% July 27
21
preferred
Cities Service Co—'
62 Ma Jan
9
12
Mar 25
34Ma Feb. 16
14
2
61
I
52%
.
16%
•
500
65%
*65
,
"
_______
preferred
Cincinnati Milling Machine
C
52 Vb
8.50
City Investing Co,—•—
43
,12
23%
'
46%
100
100
37
*4% Vd
27%
hJ
Electric—
11
23
8
46%
.i
Corp
Dec
Jan
: 1
46%
25
O'.Nuts
77
*
*
14
16
,
,
46%
Corp
30% Dec
*
*13 M,
Cotton
Chock-Full
Mar 14
71% Jan
8
Mb
27
Cab-A__—No Par
Oil______5
Yellow
Jan
15y4 Jan
32
Mar 11
24
5%
,
11,500
23 Mb.
16 Mi
27%
8'
23 Va
170
23%
27%
8
1,300
65
28
Mar
1,500
3 9 Ma
;
16Mb
•16%,
Mar
36 V*
39 Ma
;
65
16Mb
25
17
36
36%
:',;39MLVr
39
23%
64 Ma
16 Ma
23
Mg July 28
27
16%
22%
64 Mt
16 Mi
27%
12%
26%
65
23
64 Mi
36Ma Jan
,26Ma Mar
45M4May25''
24% Oct
Jan
&
12%
29
23%
22%
23 MB
22%
pfd
100
400
12%
36%
'
NQfth'Western com.._Nopar
Pac—_..No par
noncum
800
12,600
105
*100
'
35 Ma
39
/_100
A
6,600
17,600
'
'
65 Mi
64%
65 Mi
105
*95
com._-.__10
Ry
St Paul-
Milw
Chic
64 Ma
64%
Mi
;
pre/erred
61%
'
"
18% Nov
6,000
L___l
;
Corp- of
5%/series
-
19%
1
Great. WestCrn
Chic
2,500
19 Ma
29
Corp
Class A
_
33% July
25
Jan
Jan
71 Ma May
29
23 Ma Nov
Mar
34
44 Ma Mar 30
36% Sep
63
16
Jan
17
26% Mar 25
July 14
.
Mar 15
12 Ma Mar 18
70
38
19
Chicago & East 111 RR com__Nopar
6
92
37%
25%
18
69% Jan
9.200
*89 Ma
38
28%
98 Ma Mar 23
4
37%
92
37%
38 Mi
37%
37 MB
*89 Ma
91
\91
37 Ma
37 Ma
37 Ma
37
i
38
_l
Co.—_1
Corp
—___5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25
3%% Convertible preferred—100
Mar
37%
i_1.25
Refining
&
Motors
Chesapeake
4
b
91
*89
37%
19%
Vought Aircraft Inc
Chemway
14Mi Mar 24
25
43'A Jan
95
26
1
9
Chance
8
59
8
13 y4 Apr
106
21
36M4 Mar
15
Dec
Oil
4
29
22 Mb Mar
5
36% Jan
4
Champlin
Jan
33% Feb
28 Mb Mar
37%
Co_—1%
Plug
91
*89
No par
Spark
38% Jan
17
-
No par
$4.50 preferred
9
31
19
Common
Champion
4
Jan
24 Mb Mar 23
9
9
34 M4 Mar
*84
41%
102M.
86
•
24%
42%
43 M«
78
78 V2
94 Ma
*84
88
25%
41 Ma
41
102 Mi
*92 Ma
86
*84
102
92 y2
88
92 Ma
*84
41%
9
.
43
*78M2
102
24%
*84
41
102 Mi
25%
86
47%
'I
*84
25%
*84
.
41%
41%
102 Mi
*102%
43 Ma
42%
43%
79%.
79%
79 Mt
43
*79 Ma
26%
86
41%
33 Ma
130
17,600
26 Ma
26
86
*84
41%
3,300
42
102%
102%
90
43%
43%
44 Mt
25,000
81
80
Va
120
103
/ 80
—
Continental Copper &
Industries
5%
commoii
convertible
Steel—
——2
preferred——25
12%
12%
12%
12 Ma
12%
12%
13%
12 Ma
12 Ma
12M2
20%
*20 Ma
21 Ma
20 Ma
20 Ma
21%
21%
20%
*20%
*20%
,
4.100
200
18
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1334)
.
.
.
Monday, March 28, I960
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
46 Va Mar
5
46
Oct
23
66
9
% Sep
22
13% Apr 20
69% Jan 26
23
45 '/8 Oct
94 Va Nov
8
55% Jan
Mar
10
45% Mar
76% Feb
9
■
31
Oct" 23
50% Dec
4
35
45% Aug
4
Controls Co of America
9
42% Feb
29
24'/4 Jan
7
Copper
9
55
Jan
4
46% Mar 21
5,7% Jan
4
21'A Feb
24% Mar
2
Cornell
146'/a Jan
4
85% Jan
29
1
17% Oct
26
301/2 Jun
22
124
8
Feb
16
24
83% Feb
18
May 12
85% Jan
19
Feb
20'A Jan
5
24% Jan
27
31
11% Mar
4
5V4 Apr
22
154% Dec
88
Feb
4
88
18% Oct
6
24 Va Jun
5
Sep
(
7
Jan
2
35% Jan
12
72
Nov
71% Nov
24
85
*
89v
14% Jan
41/8 Jan
15
64% Jan
4
72'A Jan
Mar 30
12
7
41
July 23
44
Jan
20
60% Jan
6
9
Dec
31
98% Apr
7
32% Feb
85
25% May
28V4 Feb
54
21
86
4
21
8
29 Vb Jan
Jan
Mar
142%
143%
142%
143 '/4
142%
140%
Works
preferred
Glass
Wheat
of
57c
18
Jan
11
14 % Jan
Sep
41% Jan
20
16% Jan
15
21
10
Feb
Aug 27
57
Mar 14
10% Sep
15
59 Va Dec
18
21 % Apr
2
25% Feb
3
27 Vb Jan
2
40% Nov
25
67
14
12% Jan
5
31 Va Jan
Mar 24
11%
*11%
21%
1,300
11%
700
3%
3%
3%
*3%
3%
*3%
3 3/4
571/2
54%
56'A
200
54%
56%
52'%
55%
75
76
10,500
75
75%
75%
*75i%
7 61/2
33 Va
33%
33
33%
32%
33
33
33%
33
18
18 Va
18%
1.503
18%
18%
33%
18
18
18%
18
181/4
24%
8,700
*75
*75
76
200
24 %
24%.
23%
24
24%
24%
25
24%
24%
20%
19%
20%
19%
20%
20%
20%
20%
37
38,400
36%
36%
20%
37%
36
37%
4
.
2.500
19%
37
37%
37%
38
36%
36%
37
37'/4
37%
38%
*37%
39
44'/4
44%
44
443/»
600
44%
44%
45%
44%
45
88%
8 81/2
17,100
88'/a
881/2
89
89 V2
8 '0
21%
22%
21%
22%
22 'A
22%
10,200
89
8 8 Va
88%
22 '/8
22%
22 Va
22 Va
preferred—100
pfd
100
Sugar
10
100
100
99%
99%
*99%
6%
7
6%
6%
6 V2
13%
14
13%
14%
11
11 %
101
9,000
99%
99 V4
99%
6'/a
6%
6%
7'/a
3 230
14%
14
99%
6%
14%
14%
141%
14%
3,200
1i %
5.400
1
100
11
11%
10%
*68%
69 %
*68%
69%
69%
69 %
*68%
69%
*68%
69'%
12 Vb
121/8
12%
I2V2
*12'/a
12%
200
*12'/4
12%
*121/4
12%
200
*33%
34'%
33%
34
*33
34
*33%
34%
34
403
$4
Publishing
11%
10'/a
10%
1
10
No par
No par
1
*57
58
*20 %
21
prior preferred
Curtiss-Wright common
11
11
21%
21%
21'/a
*57
10
58
10%
58
*57
58
2OV2
*20'A
20%
20%
201/2
500
20
20%
20
20%
62,500
20%
1
*201/4
21%
,
34
58
10%
20%
common
preferred.
prior
11
.
,—
$1.60
20%
10
21'%
10 1/8
10%
10'A
*58
17,600
59
100
33%
33%
33%
33%
33'%
33%
33
33%
32
33V4
2,100
84
85
841/2
85%
84
84 %
83%
85
84%
85%
4,300
1
34%
35%
34%
35%
34%
35%
36%
37
.4,500
preferred series A._____100
*84%
*84 %
86
34% Sep
14
Nov
25
32
Mar 25
37% Jan
7
5
94% Dec
14
82
Jan
96
Jan
8
Cutler-Hammer
37 Vb Nov
6
46 Va Dec
21
33% Mar
8
43% Jan
4
Dana
83
4
85
29
11%
50
90
21%
*3%
89
Inc
59 Va Jan
44
11%
*87
211/2
56'/4
noncum
Press
Curtis
19
20
90
21%
—5
8
Feb
25
11%
11%
21%
...100
Cuneo
7
60 V2 Jan
2OV4 Mar 22
*11%
/No par
America..12.50
Packing Co common
preferred.,——
Cudahy
4l/a 7c
4
37% Jan
*87
21%
4,903
83 %
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc.—2.50
4
691/2 Mar 23
33% Mar 22
90
44
of
Cuban-American
10% Mar
*87
21%
4,300
142
83%
3%
convertible
67c
90
21%
141
84
57'/2
3%
36%
Steel Co
RR
*87
142
3,8 j0
57
*36%
$4.20 preferred
514%
*83
Corp common—5
Zellerbach
Crucible
84
11%
*11%
No par
&
*83
21%
21%
Publishing
1
Seal common...2.50
13% Mar 18
33
com
preferred..
$2
Crown
4
12 V8 Jan
Corp
preferred....,
Cork
Crown
84
90
*87
*83
..
100
2
1
25
Corp
Petroleum
conv
141
84
*83
,
8.200
15,600
25
preferred
Crowell-Collier
4
500
24%
16
8
2,400
24%
37'/2 Jan
9
33 VB
33%
24 '/a
23
29
33%
24%
15 Vb Dec
11% Feb
33%
33%
24'/2
Cuba
67 % Jan
33%
23%
5
4
33%
33%
241/4
11
18
33%
5
—5
-- -6
1
23%
12% Jan
Aug
33%
8,90 j
23%
109V2 Jan
17V4 Mar
36%
23'A
6% Mar 25
15
1,300
36 '/a
Corp_..%._l
-
Electric
Dubiiier
99V4 Mar 24
81 Va Mar 11
36%
49V4
6
15
36%
16%
2
30
36%
48%
21% Jan
10% Jun
36
48%
28
12 Vb Mar 31
37%
48 %
21
65% Dec
37
48%
5% Dec
% July
37%
47%
104% Sep
114
38%
48%
89% Mar 25
24
Jan
38V4
47%
23
40 'A Feb
8
39
48%
3%%
37% Mar 25
1
33%
46%
15
36 V2 Mar 22
39 Va
36%
Crane Co common
21% Mar 17
43Va Mar
39%
37,800
43
Crescent
37 % May 27
39%
16%
Cream
29% Jan
39 %
42
5
50Va Jun
77%
40
16%
5
Jan
25,000
77%
*39
•
43%
19% Jan
26
78
16'%
39V2 Jan
8
77
431/2
4
17
79
78%
17'/a
4
17% Feb
*78
78
44
17 Vb Mar
23% Feb
11,400
49%
78
16%
31 Va Mar
9
101/4
50%
43 Va
15
28
Va
16%
14
28% Mar
10
48%
45
40% Oct
23% Oct
10%
49%
16 V2
23% Apr
30
101/8
48%
44
1
23
10%
49
16%
2
Nov
10'%
4 8'A
44%
16% Jan
19
10%
491/2
16%
361/4 Sep
23 % Dec
10%
48V4
44%
75V4 Mar 24
3% Feb
Corp
Co..
Range
Corning
3%%
4
29
52 % Mar 25
19
Shares
10%
*77
50
common-....5
100
3%% preferred series of 1947 .100
Cosden Petroleum Corp
-—1
Coty
Inc
1
Coty Internatl Corp
1
25
10
14% Dec
9
11
Sales for
the Week
Friday
Mar. 25
50%
49%
5
<
Copper weld Steel Co
Corn Products Co (Dei'
Cooper-Bessemer
49%
10%
—1
—.
4
Thursday
Mar. •24
50%
48 Va
14
Corp
issued
16% Mar
49%
501/8
49%
50
49
1
5
Delaware
41 Va Mar
59% Jun
3
41% Jan
When
Wednesday
Mar. 23
Mar. 22
21
.
5
*
—
of
Steel
Continental
4
40% Mar 16
1
Oil
Mar
Par
Insurance
33V4 Mar
23
3% Jan
84% Jan
1
33% Feb
,
15
50% Sep
85
Continental
38% Mar 25
12
7
*
Continental Motors
4
Jan
54 V8 Dec
4
21
84'% Feb
6
57
4
Continental
11% Jan
k
33% Mar 17
Nov
19% Sep
39% Jan
89% Feb
56 Va Jan
8
Feb117
4
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1959
Lowest
Class
1
A
...10
Inc..
D
83
Nov
9
91 Va Feb-16
13 Va Feb
2
19 Va
Feb
6
49% Mar 18
34
47% Dec
18
61
72 Va Dec
23
82
14
July 27
Jan
Jan
35% Feb
Feb
18
15% Jan
Mar 23
6
17
41 % Jan
45% Mar
9
51% Jan
4
Apr
10
71
Sep
23
81
Feb
27
74% Feb
3
76
Feb
22
83
Va Apr
9
75Va Jan
6
78
Feb
26 Vb Jan
/2
36% July 15
17
Sep
15
21% Feb
Dec
1
68 'A
July 31
4
33
May 25
26 Va Nov
.
25% Mar 23
17% Jan
19
33% Jan
8
*16
77
*76
*76%
77%
*76
77%
*76
77%
*77
77%
*75%
IT
*77%
79
*77V4
79
*77i,4
79
*77-4
79
*771/4
79
5
8
Delaware
&
Deere
Co
26%
26%
26%
25%
26'A
26%
26%
26 VB
26%
4.000
24%
23V2
24%
24
25
24%
24 VB
23%<
24%
113.800
43%
43'A
43%
43%
44%
43%
44%
44 Va
44%
No par
25 V2
25%
25,400
25'/2
25%
25%
25%
251/4
25%
251/2
Hudson
Lack
&
&
24% Jan
2
36% Apr
15
20
26
Jan
4
Delta
5
Denv& Rio Grande West
27% Oct
7
29
28
28
7
24 Va Mar
30
53 Va Mar
30 Va Jun
15
41Vs Nov
17
V* Dec
22
32 Va Mar 24
6
17% Mar
Dec
6478 Oct
Va May
28
Jan
Detroit
60
Apr
13
19
Detroit
42% Jan
7
46
5
40 Vb Mar 23
54 Va Jan
23
Lines
72
71%
72
72
3
20%
21
20%
21
20%
21
21 Va
2178'
21
15%;
16'/4
16 Ve
16%
16%
16%
16 %
16%
16%
"16%
81/4
8'A
8'A
8 Va
8%
8%
1,000
40%
40%
16,100
RR.No par
-.20
59V4
Detroit
Steel
4
Jan
4
De
4
Diamond
Alkali
29V8 Mar
36 Va Jan
4
Diamond
National
28
30% Mar 24
7
6
18% Mar 21
20% Feb
23
42 Va Mar 13
23% Mar 22
33 Va Jan
4
Diners'
(The)
32 Va Sep
23
59 Va Apr
33% Mar 14
49% Jan
4
Disney
31 Va Sep
22
36% July 29
29% Mar
9
33
Jan
4
213
21
23% Jan
6
8
Sep
16
29% Jan
Mar 26
17% Jan
28 Va Feb
13% Feb
2
8
21
9
19 Va Jan
4
7
10
23
16% Mar
53% Jan
6
21
35 Va Mar 22
42% Feb
27 Va Aug 17
100% Dec 11
Dr
% Mar 22
Pepper
Dome
Dominick
7
24% Jan
5
Dover
4
99% Jan
4
Dow
4
45% Jan
21
24 Va Mar
4
30% Jan
24
25
Mar 15
26% Feb
8
Drewrys
23
14% Jan
6
11
Mar 25
13% Jan
4
Dunhill
9% Mar 14
14% Jan
22
Duplan
du
278% Aug
9
3
Sep
17
106
Jan
7
221% Mar
96% Jan
74 Va Sep
21
86
Va Apr
3
74 Va Jan
17
267/B Jan
12
95
22 Vb
Sep
21% Mar
9
266 Va Jan
5
102
8
23 Va Jan
12
Limited
37
Jan
13
39 Va Feb
18
Jan
11
43 Va Feb
23
8
42% Mar 23
4%
41
16
48% May 26
42
5
46 Va Feb
4.20%
47
13
40% Jan
Mar 24
42
27
21
33% Oct
18
41 Va Feb
Mar 23
Va Mar
18%
18%
35'A
ae'/a
29%
16
30 Va
*30
30%
1,400
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
1,000
25%
25
25%
24%
25
24%
5.200
34%
24%
35%
34 V2
35 »/b
34%
34%
34%
35%
8,100
29%
29%
29%
29%
30 '/a
30%
30
30 Va
3.100
25V4
26 %
26 Va
26%
26 V2
28%
26%
25%
13
12%
12%
12%
13
13 VB
13%
13%
13%
1,200
21%
21%
21%
21%
21
21%
x20%
21%
14,800
17
17%
17
17%
17
17'/4
171/s
17%
17%
17%
3.600
35%
36%
351/8
35 34
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
36
211/2
21%
21'A
21%
21%
21%
21%
22
5
21%
21%
8 8'A
89
8 8'/8
89%
89 'A
90'A
96'A
91%
89%
91
25
21,900
25'/4
25
25%
251/2
25 VB
26 VB
26 VB
—_1
25%
26 Va
25 VB
25 Va
30,400
25
25 Ve¬
25%
1
*ll'/4
11%
11%
1
9%
.5
224%
1
50c
Inc
...
(E
I)
&
Co
Va
10
25'/4
9%
*25
25%
25%
25%
11%
*lli/4
11%
il %
11%
11
9%
9%
10
10
*9%
10
5
common
preferred...
225%
223V4
226 %
223
226'A
225
228 %
100
*100
101
101
102
100'A
1G1%
80
99%
*79
*79
80
80
80
22%
22%
23
22%
221/4
22'/a
*80
224%
*101
22%
226'A
1,000
900
500
1,400
12,000
900
101%
400
22%
22%
80%
23'/a
16,300
50
*39
39%
39V2
*39
39%
*39
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42%
391/2
42%
42%
43
43
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43"
*42
43
42'A
41 Va
42%
42%
42%
*41%
42%
46'/4
45%
45'%
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46
43
..50
50
41%
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46'A
39%
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*39
41
41%
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*41 Va
43
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43
43%
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43
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*42%
43%
42%
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42%
*20%
21
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42%
5
*20%
21%
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21%
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21'%
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21 '/a
*41%
%
43
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42
70
1.600
20
46
50
Corp..
22.100
8 OV4
80%
.50
—50
preferredpreferred—
6,000
11 Ve
9%
•
Co—
•
Cigar
21%
30 V8
25 '/8
13
preferred—
4.10%
55 '/a
30%
21%
preferred..
DWG
541/2
30%
29%
24%
21
$2.10 preferred
5
54%
301/4
*29%
13,000
1
$3.75
15
54%
23%
...
$4.15
Mar 10
44
24 Va Jan
9
6,900
54%
18%
1
USA
Light
Duquesne
38 Va Jan
46 Va Jan
31%
No par
40
2
31%
No par
27
18
3,700
30
30
series
27
19
54%
30
30
series.—
42 Va Feb
Nov
54%
29%
29 VB
$3.50
46 Va Mar 13
22% Feb
54%
30 V4
29%
$4.50
46% Jan
41
55
29%
Preferred
4
42 Va Jun
541/2
Preferred
1
% Jan
1,100
Mar 14
21
Dec
18%
27
No par
....
Common
38% Dec
Dec
18%
27
24'/2
International
40% Dec
37
19Vb
26%
Mar 23
80%
8
19
26'/4
2
Industries
Font
19
25%
18%
:
de.Nem
5
202 Va Feb
18%
25
Ltd
Cc
Corp.
14% Aug 17
80
19 Vb
25
...No par
;
Co
28 Va Apr
8
62
18%
24
i
Corp
Chemical
5
May
*60
24 Vb
1
Inc
6
Sep
60
4,800
17,900
19'/4
No par
Ltd.
21*4 Nov
11
40%
60
3,000
...
25
Inc
Products
22Ve Jan
11
40%
21%
19'/8
50c
—
Club
Aircraft
Dresser
40%
60
2.50
Corp
Fund
Douglas
20% Mar
85 % Mar
40 Vb
60
-72"'
1
Co
Mines
41 Va
60
*59
.
10
Corp-Seagrams
Divco-Wayne Corp..
15
12 Va Mar 15
19% Feb
May 18
20 Va July
28
19% Jan
74 Va Jan
12
22
2
36% Oct
23
17% Jan
25
11% Nov
Stores
40 V2
60
7%
*24%
Corp
Distillers
24
Diana
8%
7VB
25
Co..
(Walt)
24% Aug
*8'A
7%
1
preferred
18
411/2
■"
7%
15
Corp
!Vilbiss Co.
$1.50
.
3%""
X41%
113 4 Jan
•
7%
71%
Edison
26 V* Sep
...
7%
71%
Hillsdale & S W RR Co__100
Jan
Jan
.7%
70%
*8%
30*
4,200
7%
711/4
1
2u Vb Jan
2,500
7%
7%
70%
Western
Coatings.
64
25%
cc50
Light Co—13.50
Inc.
Chemical
Mar 21
47% Mar 13
68
5
Dec
15 Va Jan
53
30
42%
Power
41V* Jun
77
,
22%
Delaware
DeSoco
a
26
Delaware
20
77
1
5
Jan
b
49%
*76
_.50c
Mar 23
Air
.
__50c
(Delaware)
&
49%
77
Co
Records
Decca
39 3
40%
49'/2
*76
Inc
Rubber
Dayton
9 Va Jan
18% Jan
3,300
100
72
10
3,800
49 3
—100
28 Va Jan
8 "■■■, Mar
39%
48%"
C
25
15% Mar
38%'
49 '/a
B
64 Va Feb
25
39%
48%
series
9
May 26
9,800
38%
series
10
10% Feb
141/8
3.90%
12% Jan
21
49%
14
3.75%
71 Va Dec
25
40
36%
86
14'/a
■
76 VB
23
21
14
40%
23
7% Sep
*841/2
14%
49%
Nov
16% Nov
35%
86
76 Va
11
Mar
14
49%
48% Feb
Mar
39
*84V2
14%
391/2
40 V\ Mar
67/8 Mar
86
14VB
—10
...
56*4 Sep
8
•
14%
Preferred
•
Mar 23
25
*34%
86
14 Va
& Light common..7
3.75% series A.
.100
Power
Dayton
9
45
—.—5
Inc
Inc
Daystrcm
29
Dec
Mills
River
Preferred
76% Mar 21
76
common
Preferred
5
72 Va Jan
3% 7c
Dan
11
14
Corp
..
.
_
100
...
E
28% Dec
29
Dec
22
731/2 Dec
11
231/8 Sep
28% Dec
22
25% Sep
21
32
46 Vb
31
Apr
23
30 V2 Apr
9
8
29
Jan
5
Eagle-Picher
34
Jan
5
Eastern
Air
241/2 Mar
21
85% Jan
231/8 Mar
24% Mar 23
9
34V4 Jan
-
30'% Jan
5
Eastern
Gas
8
Co
5
Lines
Inc
Fuel
&
23%
23%
23 Va
23%
23 Va
23%
23%
24
1
24%
25%
24%
25%
24%
251/4
com...10
24 Va
25%
25%
24%
25'
25Va
45,200
25%
25%
25 Va
26%
26%
26%
26%
26i
6,700
76%
76'
....
Assn
'
Apr
16
112
Dec
9
94
75
Oct
6
45V2 Dec
31
6
63% Aug
13
83V2 Jan
15
•
Mar
941/4 Jan
26
36% Nov
36% Jan
75
19% Mar
1
88% Jun
•
92
3
77% Jan
21
4%'.e
8
25% Jan
4
Eastern
4
Eastman
29
108% Jan
Mar
3
93% Feb
3
371/8 Mar
9
46% Jan
6
Eaton
48% Feb
•
1
55% Jan
6
Edison
i
-'$3.60
Feb
4
Aug
181/4 Jan
16
34
89
38'% Jan
Mar
87
Jan
23
81/4 Dec
14
63V2 Dec
7
Oct
14
39
'
►
12Vb Sep
38
6
23
9% Jan
■„
24
92V2 Oct
17
28
Mar 21
31% July 16
551/2 Aug J7
7
7% Dec
79
46% Dec
4
36% Jan
May 15
18
4
89% Jan
5
Ekco
9
26% Jan
4
Elastic
561/4 Jan
7
Electric
8Vb Jan
4
Electric
Electric
8
8
13% Jan
13
32 Vb Jan
6
El
39% Mar
2
Emerson
33
Jan
29
18% Jan
4
231/2 Jun
22
28% Aug 28
25
9
26% Jan
12
32V4 Jan
29
41% Dec
32% Feb
16
38% Jan
4
76'A Dec
16
34V2 Dec
31
23
9
78 V2 Jan
4
40
Mar
5
32% Feb
24
27
15% July 23
Oct
29
70
56
Oct
2
63
17% Sep
21
34V8 Oct
22
8
Jan
10 % Oct
2
Mar
88
50
19 Va Mar
13V8 Mar
May
4
Apr
2
30% Mar 12
28 Vb Dec
49% July
35% Jan
47c
6
Erie RR
54% Jan
7
57c
Feb
11
20% Jan
5
8
58
•
,
Erie
102%
21%
103%
105%
104%
105%
—50
Co
1
common. .1
100
Radio
Gas
&
Evans
*92
38%
38
53 Va
54
*53%
54%
*63%
80
80
*79
80
*80
40
40
40%
40%
90 Va
*88 Va
90%
24
*'23%
5
shares
23%
40
106'/4,
,
104
880
21
3,900
1Q5:
33,200
92 "2
92%
39
38%
39
37%
6,000
54'A
54V4
1,600
40
40
*92%
82
93'
'40%
*88 '/2
90%
4,400
401/4
9OV2
120
30
*80
VB
*88 V2
*88 V2
53%
24
23%
23%
*23V4
23%
*23V4
52%
53%
48%
50
49%
8%
49%
49%
19,000
7%
8%
7%
8
7%
7%
39,800
531/2
54
8
54%
54%
12%
12%
12Vb
12%
3
12%
I2V2
28%
12%
12%
29
29
29%
2 9 Va
301%
29%
30
36%
36
36%
36%
37%
—.2
„
2,400
93%
5
Co
21%
24
.53%
52
7%
10
Co.
36%
36%
1
35%
62%
59
61
800
24,400
57%
121/4
a
5,600
29VB
36%
52,700
11,200
10,400
13%
14%
13%
14V4
13%
14
25%
25%
13%
14'A
26
13%
26
26
26
common..25
34
25 %
26
34
25%
331/2
2,100
34
33V2
33%
100
Corp
33
80
33%
33
3,100
78
80
80
34
34%
Co..
v
8.50
series
33%
No par
common
9%
100
A
Pittsburgh RR Co
Products
93%
38
*88 Va
Phonograph,.—5
Johnson
preferred
'*92'
53%
100
Gas
&
'
2.50
Battery..,
Mfg
93Va-
53
1051/2
38%
38%
79
of AmeT.r.1
Amer
*92
104
79
Co
Watch
Electric
Equitable
1314 Jan
7
25
77
21
preferred
9
Jan
76V2
21%
District Electric Co..___.10
Empire
8% Mar
15% Mar
77
21%
common
Ind
Natural
43% Mar
57
Mus
Storage
Endicott
28
Co
National
Paso
Emerson
80% Mar 15
76%
21%
Inc
Auto-Lite
&
11% Feb
v
76%
21%
Stop Nut Corp
52V4 Mar
Elgin
76Va
22%
preferred——
4
62V2 Mar 23
76
21%
common...—10
Co
Stores
Products
4 Va %
17
Feb
76
preferred———'
271/4 Mar 10
20
26% May 11
45 Vb Jan
•
15
4Va7c
6% Feb
21
_
18
—100
Corp.—2.50
Steel
preferred—.'
Bros
47% Feb
16
Mar 20
Jan
9
Jan
84
preferred...
Kodak
Manufacturing
'
89
prior
Stainless
23%
50
Co—_——5
43%
*56
17j/b
80%
33%
10
43%
58
17%
*79
80
*76
333/8
34
33%
34
9%
10
9%
10
43%
44
43%
43%
*56
58
17Vb
17%
*56
17%
58
9%
44
.
17%
*56
17%
10'A
44%
58
17%
210
*80
6,200
33%
7,700
IOV4.
360
44%
*56
4,500
17'A
15
20% Mar 23
25% Jan
4
Eversharp
Inc..
1
21%
21 Va
211/4
21%
8
40
Jan
7
20%
31 'A Mar 10
Ex-Cell-O
21%
Corp..
3
32V*
32 Va
211/4
32 Va
21%
20%
9,500
32%
32%
32'%
32'%
33
32 'A
8,600
30%
•
'
./k
27% Nov
7
9
Jan
2
21% Jan
28
37% Apr
9
10'/a July 16
28% Aug 31
7'/4 Sep
291% Jan
29
79Vt Aug
18 V2 Jan
9
311/4 Sep
271/2 Nov
2
35
35% Jan,27
Fairbanks
Morse
7% Jan
4
12% Feb
26
Fairbanks
Whitney Corp
24% Jan
4
28% Feb
26
$1.60
Mar
*26%
1
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp.l
8%
8%
8%
Fairmont
37
Sep
14
291,4 Mar
7
34
Jan
4
96
Mar 12
81
1
82
Feb
3
47c
23% Feb
8
26% Jan
8
Falstaff
28
4
30
Jan
4
Family
For
footnotes, see
page 26.
*30%
11%
26%
2
Mar
32
11%
11
9
*30%
2"6%
8
11
.No par
1
7% Feb
Feb
Co
preferred —.40
13
9% Mar
&
convertible
10% Jan
Jan
f
7
30
Foods
Co
convertible
Brewing
Finance
com
11
%
30%
'
30%
30%
31
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
26%
26%
27%
26%
26%
8%
*31
11
*26%
32
11%
27
8%
8%
! 8%
81/8
8%
11.000
31 Vb
31 'A
31 %
31 «/2
31%
1.500
—1
31
"31%
31
100
*82
83%
*82
26%
26
26
26%
26%
28%
26%
28 V«
26%
26%.
28%
26%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28% /
Corp—
Corp
1
_1
26
28%
83%
500
8%
31%
common
preferred
31
500
57,900
'82
83%
*82
83%
*82
831/2
900
2.600
Volume
Number 5937
191
.
.
The <-°>nme?ciaI
and Financial Chronicle
.
NEW YORK STUCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1951)
49>4
Jan
STOCKS
I
NEW YORK
Highest
Oct
28
53% Mar 14
10'A Apr
72
9
6
Feb
5 >
Range Since Jan.
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
69'A Jan
6% Mar 22
Fansteel
Metallurgical
16% Mar 10
22 % Apr
30
24
16% Mar
8
20% Jan
4
10
2
40% Dec
23
28
4
40% Jan
Fedders
6
Corp
Federal
Mogul
4J78 Nov
56% Jan
21%
25
May 26
23% Aug
.j
42t, NOV
2lla
Jail
Mar
22% Feb
31% July 29
8 % Mar 25
5
27% Jan
24
151'2 Nov
27% Jan
Feb
14 Oct
45 '2
13
Mar 23Mar
45
21
Jan
22
60% Feb
11
25'A Jan
it)
51% Dec
21
31 % Feb
July 20
101% Jan
11
4
5
Jan
20
% Feb
" ~
Corp
Fibcrboard Paper
2()
Fifth
45% Jan
Avenue
~
_
Lines
Filtrol Corp
Firestone Tire & Rubber
4%%
preferred
19
29
Oct
23
80% Jan
2
52% Mar 16
61
Jan
4
20'2 Jan
14
31% Dec
28
26% Feb
2.)
30% Jan
5
13% Apr
28
10% Mar
8
Firstamerlca
13% Jan
8
32 >4 Sep
21
81 % Dec
23
9 1
4
44 'A Jun
1
33% Jan
14
37
.2
81% Jan
5
83
Mar 22
1
99% Jan
19
5
29
Jan
20
50% Feb
5
89
21
99
Sep
26
Jun
9
43
Jun
15
56% Dec 23
15
Dec
15
27% May 29
31% Mar
84
Oct
Sep
43
21
22
Mar
9
Jan
8
83% Feb
5
2
25% Jan
12
'17% Jan
30% Feb
12% Jan
2
11
Sep
40
Feb
9
170
Feb
16
216
Aug 13
July 10
95
Mar 11
87
55% Aug 27
17
5
20% Aug
45% Mar
50'4 Jan
2
93% Dec
Dec
1
21% Jan
21
13
in1'. Jan
15
35 % Jan
7
Mar 15
8
Feb
33
Nov
23
12% Jan
2i
5
19% Feb
20
20
18
25% Jan
24
Feb
26
69
Dec
68
77
Ford
5
Foremost
29
8
8
Jail
8
Motor
9
27% Jan
4
26
29% Ja.11
4
71
8
4%
19
Jan
30%
31
30%
30%
30%
31
30
31
31
31 %
3,600
26
26
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
.25%
25%
25%
4,400
24
24%
24
'24 %
24
24'/4
2,700
40
40
40%
40
21%
21%
21%
65 %
66 %
65
65%
40
22 %
40%
21%
21%
2,000
66'%
66
67%
10,100
65%
66
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17
45
45%
45
46 %
46
41%
41
41
'A
41%
41%
41%
41%
10
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 %
16%
16%
%
36
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k
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35%
36 %
35 %
36
37 '/4
35%
37
36'%
„100
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103'%
17
17'%
46%
48
41
41'%
7,500
2,600
16%
.
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,
,
36%
36%
36%
36'%
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1.000
,
37
.
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2,600
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36%
35%
35%
,
1,100
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22
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66 %
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40'/a
6,000
21,100
30
103'%
102%
102 »/t
'101 Va
52%
54
53%
53%
53%
54
53
53%
53%
53%
3,900
9
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
27
27
27%
28,200
12%
12%
12'%
12%
35 Vb
35%
35%
35%
No par
*82 %
84
83
83
'82%
100
104%
105
103%
104%
2.50
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30%
30%
31%
31
59%
58%
59%
58%
59%
a
13%
13%
31%
«
1
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27 %
10
preferred
13 'A
31%
13%
13%
49%
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27%
27%
86
28
27%
13%
13%
49
*175
49%
105'/a
31%
59%
58%
13%
13 3 a
•
27%
28
13%
27%
13%
25,200
9,700
86
27%
13'/a
15,400
400
13 '/a
47
49%
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2,000
32%
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48
330
10.000
59
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32'%
86
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14
49%
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200
31
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32%
10,500
105%
31
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28 %
49'/8
106
31%
31%
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84
58%
86
3,300
12'%
37
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36%
31%
,
13%
13%
31%
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49%
100
13%
31'/a
86
104%
11'%
36'%
84
105
31%
15
Inc
36
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84
104'/a
313
1
common
36 '/a
58 5
par
12%
12%
12%
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30 %•
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49
9,800
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95
94
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93 %
94
94
95
120
94
2
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~
15%
15%
15%
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15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
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l
24%
25%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
25%
24'%
25%
10,100
5
ZZZZ
Co
73%
74%
74
75
74%
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71'%
10
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73%
73%
94,100
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17,300
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26 3 4
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23
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27%
26%
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26%
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71
71
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74
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45%
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Freeport
40
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Dairies
Francisco
6
Jan
11,600
38'%
Co
Foster-Wheeler
15% Jan
22% Mar
28
37% Apr
30% Dec
22
18 3 8 Jan
6
19% ,Jan
5% Mar 21
18%
40:%
Inc
Mineral
41 % Jail
17
13% Mar
23% Nov
,
92% Jan
17% Mar 10
49% May 12
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of
Markets
Mart
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7,900
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37%
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8%
17%
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convertible
5,400
7%
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5
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pfd
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58
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divid
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18
23
4
5
14% Jan
6
15
Jan
15 % Mar 18
13
Sep
4
Food
28
223
Fair
$4.20
56% Jan
17
21
18
10
28
14 % Jan
7
Feb
88% Jan
14% Nov
Food
Feb
7
par
common
4
32% Jan
85
58%
57%
56%
7 :sv
5
_
Florida Power & Light
Fluor Corp Ltd—
28% Jan
18
46% Mar
201
2512 Oct
31 1
17
54%
No par
_
4
16% Jan
6%
55
18%
L
preferred
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Florida Power Corp
1
6%
com No par
$4
59% Mar 21
Mar 15
Co
54%
7
18%
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Flintkote
Mar 24
31% Mar
93
5
22
13
106
35% Jan
1
30% Dee
Firth
Mar 25
Feb
117% Jun
Corp
Shares
55
45%
Inc
First National Stores
4
Jan
55
the Week
Mar. 25
18%
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Coach
Friday
Mar. 24
18%
_
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Thursday
Mar. 28
7
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preferred
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Wednesday
Mar. 22
54 %
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Co
SALE PRICES
Tuesday
1
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Ferro
106% Jan
11
■—ZZZZZZZZZ
Fenestra Inc
4
39% Feb
8
35% Mar 22
104
Aug 21
100
4.60%
49% Jan
5
5
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Pacific Electric
Federated
47
17
Corp
___
Bower
HIGH
AND
Monday
Mar. 21
par
5%% conv 2nd pfd ser A (wi)_23
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common
5
4
18 % Jan
40% Mar 21
16
44% Jan
24
51 'a Nov
41% Feb
14% Jan
12
.Jan
217o Mar 22
70% Jan
4
16% Mar 11
57% Mar 20
19% Jan
9
Corp
Federal
24'A Mar 23
38
12
70% Dec 30
6
6
8
4
50'2 Feb
Fawick
4
26
LOW
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4
common
preferred
100
*70
14
71
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%
3,900
300
100
14
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G
33
2
30
40 % Oct
20
Feb
9
21% Jail
4
Gabriel
22% Feb
11
27% Jan
7
Gamble
45
15
47'% Mar 24
56% May 21
50% Jun 11
16% Jan
44% Dec
14% Mar 18
51'% Mar 17
28
38
May 11
263% July 23
12% Jan
41% Feb
17
51
Jan
5
44
26
54% Feb
26
Garrett
15
Gar
9
Mar
8
Ja.11
Jan
57r
Co
Gardner-Denver
4% Sep
10
Feb
18
_6% Jan
Nov
19
37% Jan
19
28% Feb
23
31% Mar 25
' 5
19'% Sep
8
17% Feb
29
18% Jan
6
General
Feb
3
Mar 11
6% Jan
14
General
5 % Dec
14
8
5
4%
Wood
4%%
Industries
American
42
Apr
Jan
19
Dec
14
36% Feb
2
25'% Mar 18
30% Jan
6
89% Oct
20
96% Jan
7
90
93
Feb
29
7
General
Amer
Mar 23
General
Amer
General
18
51 % Feb
9
Dec
9
Nov
23
37% Oct
74
Mar 10
58% Feb
65
22
11
28%
33% Oct
2
5,600
46%
45'%
49
47%
.
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48%
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%
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31
31
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5
52%
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25%
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22 %
22%
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22%
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62%
63
63
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63
65
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27
General
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common—i—5
11%
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141%
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142
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300
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28
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48
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14
25
24
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23%
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80
4
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50
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$8
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47'%
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American
45% Jan
75'% Mar
2
9% Jan
convertible
$4.50 preferred
34% Jan
Mar
Feb
41
Mar 17
6%
General
9% Jan
12%
144
8% Feb
42'% Apr 10
45% May 11
84
Mar
141 % Jan
May 19
10% Mar 25
12
25% July
49
4
26'% Jan
153
21
Nov
5
Jan
22% Feb
Jan
14'% Jan
28
29%
Jan
22
39
22
Jan
7% Feb
11
138
45
67% Mar 11
Nov
22
4
7,600
23%
48
46 %
com
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64 3
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16%
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24
5
preferred
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47%
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24
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;
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15%
24
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29
9
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23%
5
common
preferred—I_I_50
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28
1
...
Skognio Inc
convertible
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1,800
79%
*79
27% Jan
6
Gen
2
*7%
7%
7%
*7%
7%
800
28
39% Mar 18
24% Mar 24
8 % Jan
29% Jan
4
Jan
5
General Controls Co
5
25
25
24%
25
24%
25
24%
24%
24%
24%
2,300
42% Oct
30
66 % Jan
5
44
Mar 22
55% Jan
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1
44%
44%
44
44%
44
44%
44'%
44%
44'%
44%
20,200
74
99% Dec
31
90%
67,800
6
7% Feb
24
5
Sep
22
30% Jan
6
74 % Feb
9
16% Feb
9
30 % Dec
28
101% Dec
28
45
40
7% Jan
8<i % Jui
May 21
107% Dec
Dynamics
4
General
Electric
Co__
6
General
Finance
Corp
26
General
Foods Corp
Instrument
8
31
Jan
4
General
16
31
Jan
5
General
Mar
3
101% Jan
7
7
4
43% Mar
100% Jan
9
112'% Mar
3
76% Jan
4
84
21% Mar
8
24% Jan
107% Mar 24
55% Jan
5
5%
6
Mills
$5
14
87
Mar
23
26
Nov
35% Nov
16
43% May 25
32% Feb
17
31 % Jan
28
60
Nov
27
44% Feb
17
29'% Jan
2
43
Nov
27
35% Mar 10
52% Jan
2
73
Dec
16
59% Jan
12
69% Mar
$3
53% Sep
14
76
Nov
27
63
Feb
9
74% Mar
39% Jan
General
53% Jan
General
Jan
5'% Jun
16
5% Jan
15
5% Jan
6
30
26'% Oct
23
22 :"8 Mar
9
24
26% Nov
13
39'% Feb
18
27% Feb
5
34% Feb
11% Deo
7
2
11% Jan
6
13
21
Jan
29
39% Nov
23
31
90'%
88%
33'%
102%
100%
33%
33'%
33%
102%
101 •%
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27
101%
27%
27'%
27%
25,700
15,900
27%
28%
26%
27%
28 %
28%
29 %
29%
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29%
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106%
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260
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45
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65
67
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68
68
68
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70
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1
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convertible
conv
1,000
22 %
101%
33
33
33
89%
90%
88%
88
22»%
22%
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preferred—
5% Jan.
General
Jail
General
Public
26
General
General
Realty
6
General
Refractories
29% Jan
4
General
Steel
360
1,400
700
71%
*71
5%
5%
13,200
23%
23%
29,300
30 7
31%
7,200
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23
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26%
27
28
24%
24%
24%
25
25%
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Corp
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&
71%
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6.67
Service—
Utilities
*68
2.50
Railway Signal
Mar 21
Public
8
Mar
7%
7%
preferred—No par
preference
No par
conv
.33% Jan
23
101%
22%
7%
37'%
24% Mar 22
9
May 22
87%
*32%
33
102 %
22%
28
No par
Advertising
Precision
$1.60
87%
7%
1
series
Portland
7%
27
100
$3.75
22%
23
3
:
;
Outdoor
40
32%
101%
Corp
common
General
22% Nov
28'% Sep
24% Oct
Preferred
4
1
Motors Corp common
$2.98
Mar 23
86%
_5
a
preferred
75 % Dec
22%
No par
preferred
General
106% Mar 24
23 >/a Dec
>
l
Corp
35% Jan
26% Feb
25
Inc
107% Feb
58% July
22
Cigar Co
Contract Finance Corp
9
22% Mar
8
99% Jan
General
29
29
98 % Jan
37% Aug 25
114
26
32% Mar
21
38% May
Mar 25
100% Dec
21% Mar
10c
10
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Castings Corp.—
1
5 %
26
27%
26%
26%
26 %
24%
24%
24%
24%
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27
'
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31'%
a
*12%
700
13
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4,400
1,700
General Telephone Co of Florida—
24% Dec
22
29 % Feb
3
25% Jan
25
24% Nov
27
29% Feb
13
24% Jan
7
20
Jan
18
$1.32 preferred
$1.30 preferred
_.
24
Dec
29
24% Jan
5
25% Jan
12
$1.30
(series
60
Feb
12
26% July
7
85% Dec 15
35
Jan
2
44% Jan
^5
90
Dec
8
98
Jan
2
27
119% Dec
86% Nov
99 % Mar
104
Jan
70% Mar
30
Feb
92
27 % Mar 17
Tele
Gen'l
9
84 % Jan
4
17
120 % Feb
29
General
8
81% Jan
4
91
Jan
6
96 % Feb
26
$5
26
100
Jan
5
Feb
25
Tire
5l/i'%
64% Mar
103
Inc
2
40% Dec
3
33% Mar 24
40% Jan
4
Genesco
17
54 % Apr
24
42% Feb
17
51% Jan
4
Oct
28
71
Mar 30
47% Feb
16
56 % Jan
11
17% Nov
25
28% Jan
.
23
44% Mar 18
68% Dec
8
54% Dec
96% Apr
1
19% Nov
27% Jan
8
13% Apr
41% Nov
17 % Dec
24% May 20
8
4
1
Gillette
11
56
Mar
1
Feb
2
13
73% Mar
25 % Jan
19
29% July 13
18
Mar
8
23 % Jan
7
50% Jan
36% Mar 21
45% Jan
4
17% Mar
4
20% Jan
11
Globe-Wernicke
2% Mar
9
3% Jan
21
Goebel
Mar
4
89 % Jail
4
27
2% Oct
19
4% Jan
28
14
103% Jun
1
45
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35% Jan
19
49% Dec
15
36% Mar 23
47% Jan
6
2
44
30
38% Mar
9
45% Jan
14
42% Apr
2% Nov
1
54% July 15
Mar
8
44% Jan
4
24
4
8'/, Dec
16
11
6% Nov
20
10% Mar 18
20
Dec
Feb
4
May 28
37% Aug
4
70
37%
9
3% Jan
15
4
10% Jan
15
5% Mar 25
8% Jan
6
2% Mar
8% Jan
26% Feb
5
V8 Jan
74
Jun
50
84'/4 Mar
8% Jan
Feb
17
36% Mar 24
44
Feb
17
52
Jan
11
76% Mar 18
4
16% July 17
2438 Dec
11% Mar
55% Jan
35% Nov
45 %
Aug 31
6
36% Feb
2
24
31 % July
July
41% Mar
27
44
23
Oct
19
Oct
30
32% Dec
9
141% May
8
47'% Feb
5
29
9
15% Jan
8
41% Jan
18
9
Mar
38 % Mai-
25% Mar 23
126
Feb
17
Mar 25
60% Aug 12
59% Apr
44% Nov
4
74
30
38
32 % Jan
27% Mar
128% Jan
26% Jan
26
52% Jan
4
53% Jan
5
47% Mar 25
32% Feb
15
Feb
26
137
32
%
Mar 10
24 % May 29
24% Feb
20% Jan
21% Jan
8
Dec
23
89
82
Jan
84% Jan
5
20% Oct
28
30% Mar 30
22% Jan
27% Feb
25
22
10
8% Jan
8
17% Jan
83
4% Dec
For
2
footnotes,
Aug 12
Jan
l»
see page
4% Mar 11
26.
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94
94
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53%
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10
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53
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24
24 %
3,800
43
43 'A
43'A
43'A
42%
46
46 %
46'/a
46%
46 %
40%
11,000
44%
45%
45%
46%
46%
47%
19.000
28
27%
21'%
36'/»
49 %
1.300
9
6
30%
*117b
*133'A
,83%
35'A
*76
9
5%
30'A"
12 %
27%
20%
6'%.
30%
11%
134%
*83%
9%
1
.-
22.700
*76
27%
3
9
6
30
2,000
10,900
2%
77
77
*75%
133%
%preferred
—100
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp.——1
—
:
29%
6%
29%
28%
3,700
2%
74%
40
132'%
4,600
2%
40 'A
9%
f,
75'%
38'/4
,—
•.
24
40'A
Guantanamo Sugar
?L>'
24
39%
common
6,600
9i%*. y
23%
37%
Corp
41,200
24 >/4
39%
4
A
.
24
Inc
__No par
4
1
Graham-Paige
1
6f/t conv preferred.———_10
Granbv Mining Co Ltd.——_——5
Grand Union Co
—5
Granite
City Steel
—;_6.25
Grant (W TV Co common
5
3% '/r preferred
:———100
Grayson-Robinson Stores
1
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co—1
Gt Northern Iron Ore Prop—-No par
Great Northern Paper Co
25
Great Northern Ry Co—_—No par
Great Western Financial Corp____1
Great Western Sugar com__.No par
7% preferred
-100
Green (H L)
Co Inc—
—1
17,400
*90%
Co—.:
Corp common
&
12,600
91 %
37'/a
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Batteries
Grevhound
93%
48 'A
<B F)
Ri
100%
100
17,500
24,500
93%
94
94
33%
Brewing
(W
94%
49
Gould-National
Grace
65%
93'A
68%
48%
—10
Co
%
94%
79%
117%
66 Vb
67
33%
Co
Goodrich
66 %
78%
114%
67%
67%
64%
94 %
79%
118'A
78'A
118
115
64%
86,000
78%
116%
100'A
76%
76%
114%
64
1,100
49
Alden Corp——
Glidden
74 3 a
109'A
74%
109
t#00
25%
48
■—l
Mar 16
'
140
26
25'A
33 %
McBean
Gladding
*24%
25%
"■.%
27
26
*25'A
10
Co
22%
■>.
*26%
*24%
25 'A
_80c
preferred
$4.50
27
26
25 %
Co_.
Gimbel Brothers
92
Jan
*26%
*24%
25 »A
33%
Co—
19
88
76',4 Jan
3u % Nov
Oil
Gettv
Jan
59
29
Nov
92
Mar
11
27
26
*25%
100
.
__
50% Jan
14
36% Jan
14%
19% Ja
100
*26%
*24%
%
25
—100
1
Products
Gerber
com
73 %
108
27
25'A
28
Corp
Georgia-Pacific
46
*25 %
10
83%c
—
preference
40'/, jun
Jan
__
Rub
&
25 %
25
10
Corp
preference
*27
25
Bj
Electronics
&
Time
General
3
17
25
preferred
29%
29%
21%
21 %
85
84
135%
29%
21%
27'%
28 %
135'%
136%
29
30
21'A
21%
*27
135'%
28'%
21'A
43
27%
137
3,400
1,200
2,474
29'A
5,900
21%
12,400
170
85
84
84
24%'
24%'
25%
25%
26%'
25%
2'6%
18,900
4%
*4%
4%
*4%
47 a"
4%
4%
500
84
♦84
,
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
17
NEW
.
Highest
5
30-4
1
35'% Nov
24
July 13
37% Dec
3
reo
79
24?a Mar
8
29
Jan
15
Gulf
Mar
9
72
Jan
11
$5
275a Mar 18
37
Jan
4
Gulf
Oil
Gulf
Nov
67 % Dec
24
States
66
Par
EXCHANGE
Mobile
Ohio RR com_No par
&
preferred—
Utilities
28
Jun
9
Sep
8
27% Feb
8
Dec
29
89 Vz Apr
13
82
Jan
6
85
Mar 24
$4.20
dividend
preferred
—100
81 % Dec
16
94
9
84
»% Jan
7
88% Mar 10
$4.40
dividend
preferred
:—100
$4.44
dividend
preferred
100
Jan
91
89
Jan
3
97
Jan
4
97% Jan
8
Aug
96
Dec
30
10412 Mar
98
Dec
22
105'.'a Mari
Apr
u
32
9
88
7
31 7
26% Mar
15
Jan
89
Jan
4
99
Vz Feb
11
102
15
15
8
Mar 17
Common
dividend
$5
$5.08
100
preferred
dividend
preferred
8
12
Hackensack
Halliburton
Oil
100
——2.50
Water
Gustin-Eacon
29 %
29%
29%
Mfg Co___
.
Monday, March 28, 1960
84
84
88
*87
PRICES
Thursday
84
88
SALE
30%
84
28%
29%
"8312
84
"87
88
*83
91
*99% 101
*101
102
27%
27%
No par
__
Feb
28%
Co—
bj
32
28%
28!%
»
69
>68
6.)
27%
—8.33 Va
Corp—
253
25 Vb
26%
26
"68
___No par
.
Wednesday
Mar. 38
25711
257a
68%
68%
29%. 31%
Tuesday
Mar. 23
Monday
Mar. 31
STOCK
YORK
HIGH
AND
STOCKS
¥ear 1959
.
STOCK RECORD
LOW
Range for Previous
Lowest
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
20; (1336)
3C%
Mar. 25
26 '%
Shares
26%
"68 %
4.000
70
200
31%
32%
188,100
31%
31%
85
Sales for
the Week
Friday
Mar. 2 4
25%
26
69
69
31%
32%
31%
10,100
85
*84%
86
*87
88%
"87
88%
*88
91
"89
91
.
91
*88
91
*88
8834
*99%
*99 %
101
102
102
*99'%
101
*102
28
28
27%
*101
103
28%
101
*99%
103
101
>101
28%
281/4
30
100
103
28%
50
29
10,900
H
44% Feb
20
48 % Nov
20
25% Nov
4
20% Mar 31
Feb
6
28 Va Jun
19
39 VB Jan
5
88
44.'% Feb
6
122% July
1
30% Jan
7
38
Apr
24 3
4
34.
1
Nov
20
Jan
5
7% Jan
16
9
49% Nov
71 %
May 19
29% May 22
30
July. 23
114 Vz Aug 31
36 % Aug
65 Vb
14
May
6
10
61 % Nov
132
13.
Jan
57% Dec
3
50% Dec
34
,
54 %
3
Mar
3
Dec
15
13
35% Nov
30
12% Apr
39% Apr
A"".
21
79% May
12 V8 Dec
30
16% Jan
48
Feb
24
49% Jan
41
Mar 21
51 % Jan
4
29% Feb
18
26% Jan
23 % Mar
Feb
18
8
27
Jan
4
Hall
(W
Hamilton
15
Hammond Organ Co
.1
57
% Jan
5
28
129
46 Vt Mar
22 Va Mar
53 3 a Jan
8
55
Feb
4
convertible
Harsco
8
29 % Jan
11
Harshaw
9
53!
Feb
29
Hart
12
11% Jan
6
20
35
Jan
36 Va Jan
29
14
7
62
Feb
8
75
Jan
22
12
10
Feb
17
13
Jan
5
17
91 Va Jan
26
_
4%'*
2
2
82
Feb
90 % May
5
40% Dec 11
77
Jan
4
14
37% Feb
17
43%
Jan
11
Heller
16
34% May 11
29% Feb
10
31 % Jan
4
32% Dec
Heinz
Chemical
37% Mar 13
32% Jan
35
Mar
7
25 Vz Jun
3
17 Va Feb
20
Jan
4
Hercules
Motors
74% Dec
31
63 Va Feb
74% Jan
4
Hercules
Powder
105
Sep
29
118% Apr
16
105% Jan
108 % Feb
15
66
Jan
2
824/4 Nov
19
76
81 % Jan
26
34
-Ja
46% Apr
27
38 "a Feb
49 VA Mar
1
Hertz Co
21% Mar 15
28
4
Hewitt-Robins Inc
Heyden Newport Chem Corp
3%V
preferred series A
25 % Dec
42% July 29
13% Jan
23% July 22
72% Aug 25
64% Jan
85
117
Jan
July 22
15% Mar
Jan
noncumulative
19% Jan
4
63 Vb Feb
8
64 Va Jan
4
16
101 Va Jan
4
$4%
37% Jan
4
Hilton
8
pfcl
:
Aug 27
23% Feb
1
Jan
2
13% Jan
5
16% Feb
29
Hires
22 % Oct
6
37
May 21
22% Feb
17
27% Feb
29
11 Vb Oct
27
15%
Apr 27
11
Mar 11
13
Jan
5
5
24% Jun
22
23 Va Mar 25
26 % Feb
11
29% Nov
30
28% Feb
29V4 Mar 25
I
39% Apr
44 % Oct
35
Jan
30
47% Julv 22
33% Mar 22
80
Dec
15
90% Apr
13
81 Va Feb
5% Sep
9
9% Apr
6
21
32% Apr
30
18
Sep
19
29
49 % Jan
21
22
65% Jan
2
40% Mar
45% Jan
5% Mar
18
-
41 % Jan
4
Jan
14
5%
% Jun
2
24
Feb
5
22% Jan
4
30
41
'.Feb
12
36 Vb Mar 17
38% Feb
10
14
37% Jan
2
27
7
31% Feb
2
69
15
80 %
2
70 Va Jan
4
74% Mar 23
3% %
6
77
8
81
4V
Dec
Mar
77
Dec
28
85 % Mar
85
Dec
28
96% Jan
Sep
21
75
Jan
22
18% Sep
29
Mar
8
30
64 7
18% Mar
b
Jan
Feb
2
65% Jan
21
77
Mar 23
5
84% Dec
10
84 % Feb
25
5 % Jan
7
9% Dec
31
9% Jan
4
13% Jan
11
25
39% Dec
31
37'% Feb
15
39% Jan
5
21% Jan
7
1,300
9,700
convertible
46
45 Va
46%
46
47%
18,000
24 %•
21%
24
24 %
23%
24
23 %
23 Va
23
23%
900
18%
10,400
18%
64
63'
99
98
31
Jan
22
87% Mar 22
*26
27
1
*15
15%
15%
26 3
25%
26 VB
25%
*18%
19 \
18%
37 % '
*80%
89
5%
convertible pfd
5V
Hussmann
18
4.25%
Mar 22
4.70%
preferred
Mar
4.42%
1
36% Jun
26
41 % Aug
13
38% Feb
17
43% Mar 24
6% Dec
8
10V4 Feb
18
7 Vb Jan
6
8 Vb Feb
25
17% Nov
5
30
16% Mar
9
22% Jan
12
74 % Nov
17
109
Mar 16
84 % Jan
4
July 28
163
55
Illinois
Power
154
Jan
7
6
39 Va Mar
8
50 Vz Jan
5
34% Sep
21
50 Va Mar 18
33% Mar
4
43 % Jan
15
28
19
32
12
Co
S
Industrial
6%
Steel
30 Vb Mar
9
Insuranshares
19
Int'l
Harvester
July 10
14
30
Dec
22
80
68
July 30
17% Feb
9
27 V4 Jun
4
86% Jan
8
IIIV4 Dec
"21
12% Jan
7
24% Nov
9
HI
May
7
141% Nov
6
43
139% Feb
29
2
145 Vz Mar 23
Feb
8
31 % Mar
1
69% Jan
12
72 % Mar
7
21% Mar
95% Mar
17% Jan
107
4%'v
Interlake
7%
25% Feb
7
110 % Jan
4
21% Feb
19
International
6
International
Int'l
15
94
Jan
28
86 % Jan
8
90
Mar
1
2
12% Jan
4
19% Mar
2
15
69
70% Mar
2
125
Mar 20
172% July 15
33 % Dec
15'
37
Jan
12
37
10
55 V8 Nov
6
Feb
31% Dec
28
Feb
29
3
37 Va Aug 21
45% May 6
28% Mar 19
39
40 Va Dec
14
42 Va Dec
28% Feb
9
40
17% Jun
9
19% Mar
July 30
32
Sep
22
38
35
Sep
21
32
Dec
9
40% Apr
37 V4 Jan
33
Nov
116% Sep
36% Jan
18% Dec
15% Nov
75
40
Dec
Sep
17
Aug 18
5
May 27
20
2l
4
45
Jan
15
15
123
Jan
23
2
14
4
29
50'/a Mar 18
23% Jan
7
31% Jan
28
86
18
57
76 Vz Nov
13
88
46 Va Dec
29
May 12
Feb
57
108
Jan
21
Mar 21
139 % Jan
8
59% Jan
96
Dec
40% Nov
For
9
2
'/8
23
footnotes,
Mining Corp
29Va
*70%
112%
_No par
Feb
11
4
32%-Feb
17
38 Va Jan
15
41 % Feb
18
44
15
32% Mar
Utilities
Power
37% Feb
18
Iowa
39% Jan
8
4
Elec
Gas
34% Mar 24
Iowa
36% Jan
7
Island Creek Coal
118% Feb
16
30 Vb Mar 14
44 % Jan
4
18
Mar
20
13%
Mar
76 % Jan
8
3
26
Jan
12
Power
$6
&
Circuit
&
Mar 25
62
Jan
4
9
13% Feb
4
62% M'ar
8
89% Jan
4
Jones
95 Vz Mar
8
93% Jan
25
36
8
47% Jan
8
59% Ju% 2a
see page
26.
Mar
Jewel
Co
*42
42
42
42
7%
Inc
19%
18%
78
77%
19%
78%
156
*150
41%
34Va
40%
43%
100
I1
30
48%
45
43
*42
43
"20
43%
43
*48
*43%
*43
44
2,200
31%
44%
156
156
*150
19%
17,700
78
12,300
156
41%
40%
41 Va
41'%
34%
35
34%
35'%
34%
30
30
30
*29 Va
40%
39%
39%
89
89
89
31%
30%
18%-
113%
113%
64%
-
109
/
29%
72
45%
4
45%
145%
145%
145'/a
29%
29%
29%
*70%
23
72
*22%
'
114%
35%
22%
23
900
103 VB
104
18,300
18%
18 Vb
114%
15
14%
14%
64%
66%
65
65%
1
*110'
*90
114
34%
*50%
33
*31
35'%
114
50%
33
37%
35%
36 Vb
34%
36 '/a
V
34
34%
18%
;
4,900
4
1,400
3,300
65
1,200
117
117
115
300
,14%
65 3
14%
•
15,800
91
*89%
91
7,700
115%
114'%
115%
90
50%
*31
'
23%
14%
111
5,000
72
104%
18
90
50%
640
29%
22%
'- 18%
14%
.65
31,400
45%
145%
29'/a
*71%
90
-
44%
145
72
23,400
103%
103%
18
113%
113%
*71%
23
102
.
44 3
50
11.900
31%
440
437
29%
200
2,100
98
31 Vb
31%
3,400
39%
39 VB
441
436
44%
*
34
.
30%
437V»
8,000
34%
31
*89
144%
144%
*70%
31%
432
45Va'
43%
<
39%
89
432
41 %
*29%
89
29%
72
31
40
,
144
'29%
34'%
34 %
34
34%
50%
50 Va
50%
50%
32%
*30%
32 %
38%
37%
38%
133,800
2,000
*31
36%
700
35%
35Va
36
35%
36 Vb
42V8
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
42 Va
42 Va
42%
1,600
39%
' 37%
38%
36% I
36%
36%
3'6 Va
36%
36%
3,900
18%
18%
% 18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
35%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36 3
4
36%
36%
2,400
37
37%
37%
37%
37 %
37%
3? Vb
37 Va
10,500
34%
3,100
29%
4,400
-
,
,
"
35% " 36%
36%'
33%'
'
37
.
33%
33%
-
30%
1
14
14'%
pfd
100
79
46%
5
57%
10'%
67%
96%
36 %
%
58%
9%
65%
1
31%
19
33%
30%
117
31 Va
-
34%
34 3
4
29%
*
30
29%
116 %
117
*115%
31%
2*%
31%
18%
10
117
*18%
3,900
31%
700
18%
18%
13%
•
52%
Logan Inc_
._50c
Laughlin Steel common. 10
_100
preferred series A
31%
30
1,500
14%
14
14%
14
14%
13%
14
3,200
79
-
79%
&
*115%
*18%
35%
34%
30%
116%
31'%
46%
1
34
30%
80'%
100
34
■
116%
117
51%
Co__
*150
*150
2,000
19%
77
40%
30%
143%
;
Johnson
20
78%
7%
7 Va
41%
_10
common
:
19%
77 Va
7 Va
34%
425%
35% v 36%
*34%
19%
78%
7%
41%
*88
425
33
7%
18%
77%
*
156
39%
89
19
Manufacturing
*42'%
45
34 Va
*29
78
&
43%
43%
4
41%
31
19
Corp
42%
42
*41'%
*7%
7%
5
Johnson
Joy
43
49 3 4
50%
42
38Va
.—5
preferred
Johns-Manville
5%
*42
*31
par
Co—_1
Lake Sulphur Co
Tea
3% %
43
34%
Jonathan
88 % Dec
54 Va Mar 24
6
*42
31%
19
Jan
42Vz
31 Va
48 Va Jan
54
*48
Co„_—5
Jefferson
79
*42%
*43 3
30%
Breaker
42
42
45
*115%
Jersey Cent Pwr & L't 4%
8
43%
48%
1
Jaeger Machine Co
13
15,000
*43%'
common—____50c
7
22
50%
*41%
48
,50%
3.50
Light Co—
9
43% Feb
50%
42
1
Electric
Feb
44% Jan
51
2.300
23,000
25
Co—
18 Va Jan
86
50%
*41 %
42
*48
34
com—5
preferred
I-T-E
7,400
50%
*41%
48
*50
Light & Power Co—5
Iowa-Illinois
4
Jan
Corp
preferred
Dept Stores——
1
40%
45
25
Teleg_No
Interstate
7
28
40%
*42
25
referred
Interstate
47%
27%
40 Va
110
39% Jan
21
47%
28 Va
39%
108
34
Jan
47%
28
50%
.
47%
39%
65
17
International
1,600
28%
63
common
&
19%
19%
47%
No par
Salt
Telep
;
19%
39%
14%
Mar 11
! 20
19 %
27%
100
convertible
19 Vb
30
100
38
47%
-
90
Feb
$2
19
*37%
38 %
29,700
27%
14 Va
32
Jan
19 Vb
.
12%.'.
40
90
32
39% Mar 21
*37%
3,900
88
12
47%
13%
Shoe———No par
76% Jan
16
*89
com_No par
Silver
■7%
37%
18%
International
29% Mar 25
26%
37%
.
102%
common—7.50
Amer
International
26
26%
.
"
18Vb
International
115
1,600
38%
*22 %
5
36% Mar
20,600
26%
101%
24
33"Vb Jan
19%
47%
*87%
22%
Jan
8
500
12
19%
12%
102%
18%
Feb
18 % Mar
7,400
47%
88 %
22 %
36
4
48
26 Va
101%
1
55
Jan
20 Vb
12 %
5
26
35
19'%
47 %
25%
_No par
Limited
33% Mar 16
27
103% Feb
143
5
48% Jan
Apr 21
59% Apr 27
70% July 14
22
43%
„100
100
Packers
International
31
423
No par
com
preferred
8% Mar
49 Vb Feb
1
common
Rys of Cent
5%
40
*88
—5
——
Paper
preferred
Int'l
56
5
Corp—
Nickel of Canada
$4
16% Jan
*29 %>
100
Machines-
International
136 Vz Jan
24
*150
1
preferred
8
14
23
Inc
Minerals & Chemical
4%
10% Sep
Jun
Iron
preferred
Int'l
86 Va Dec
Sep
*11%
12
*11%
.
*43%
19%
75%
No par
Corp common
preferred—
L
18
Mar 10
10
76%
39%
/.
1
^
Interchemical
50% Jan
57 %
47%
7%
100
Ctfs
Business
35 Vt Apr
12 %
76
76%
27%-
.
41%
34 %
Int'l
153% Jan
•
-
7%
..41%
4
27
.'
.
.
41 %
No par
18
22
49%
-
100 pesos
Co
34 % Feb
25
76%
*87%
40
50%
Inspiration Consolidated Copper—20
444 % Jan
Sep
90
12%
27%
preferred
Inland
8
Mar 17
Sep
83
*87
88 %
47%
15
common
12
28
50
*81
Mexico
De
Rayon—
Ingersoll-Rand
8
39% Jan
75%
12 %
47%
1
—
4
138
100
3,700
*87%
-
39%
common
Electrica
A
26
•
27%
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
Jan
Jan
5,200
29%
"
77
*11%
12 %
5
42 %
89
28
75%
19%
37
,
*74
90
10
50
2
407% Mar
19%
83
*88
-19 Va
•
45
86
7
*81
19%
48
24
July
82 %
90
19%
a
43
95 Va Feb
May 29
*80'%
*88
_____5
*43%
86% Oct
31 Vb
74%
*37%
*46%
44 % Jan
488
74'%'
38 %
*4134
8
2
%
*37%
_50
34% Feb
Jan
7 t
50
__50
17
25
74 Vz
87%
_,__50
Dec
385 Va May 12
% ..26
.
42
45
Feb
29%
12%
*41%
27% Mar 26
20
26
—50
Industria
29 Vb Feb
*36%
87%
4.20% preferred
29
200
19%
12%
preferred
Apr
18%
29%
87%
preferred
48
42% Mar 21
Oct
3,000
*18 Va
36 %
12%
•
44
23
10
5%
18%
12%
:
Co
42 % Jan
Feb
19
15,900
85'%
5%
18 Va
36%
85%
29%
No par
Power Co
4
153
18 V*
36 Vb
r36 Vb
87%.'
series A
Refrigerator Co
Cement
25%
100
common
18
6
6
37%
_1
preferred sei-ies A
Hupp Corp
22
July
86
4,500
29%
20%
41% Feb
May
36'%
4
29%
*36
75%
-
*11%
.
48 3
80 %
75%
12%
44 Vb
48%
89
80%
75 Va
200
11,800
44
75
.
*87%
-
1,700
51900
29%
37 Vt.
%
29
82%
Va
29%
49
5%
18%
18%
19
11
23%
44 3 a
*85
48.',4
45% Jan
11
8
*30
11
29%
.
35
6
18%
18%
4,800
48%
86
6
6 %
19%
preferred
Feb
43% May
34%
*85
86
48%
4.08%
73
33%
34%
.
48%
26
7
'44
100
500
26
23%
24
4
4,900
15%
25
11 Va
11%
44%
20
Mar 23
41
July 17
29%
48%
Feb
45 Va Mar 18
May
*28%
19%
51
25
149
23 3
29
48%
41
42% Jan
11 Va
24
20%,
18
5
3
11 VB
23%
19%
27
14
26%
48%
Jan
Jan
25%
1
39 V4 Jan
Jan
26
49'%
*74
*87%
(Delaware)
Illinois Central RR Co—
Apr
25%
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd
No paxHunt Foods & Indust Inc com
_5
Idaho
47
27
*15
41
L19
•
74
.
33 %
27
15
48%
*18%
28%
100
12
.
33%
27
15
49%
6
19%
74%
34
*26 Va
17%
14%
45
*84
6%
Houston
*33%
27
29
33%
1
84%
6'4
_100
.
31
41%
"
25
preferred
200
*28%
.,
*82%
74
Ideal
50
<
1
<%•'
400
99
49 Va
29
,
.
24%
4
64
*97%
18%
14%
/
11 %
23 3
24%
>24
*63 VA
99%
*28%
*11 V8
11%
11 %
5
10
4
64
*97 %
24
15%
50c
18 %
*63%
98
*26
33%
27
*26
18%
63%
*97 Va
93
25
,__100
preferred
18
63%
a
32%
33%
33 Vb
.2.50
L__
preferred
4
48% Jan
40 Vb Sep
RL1
18%
63%
18%
18
*63%
*97%
28
5
7
300
%
*36
6
21
360
79
45
_50
31% Jan
29
*78%
46
No par
47% Jan
41 Va Oct
79
46
1
preferred
7
45 "2 Dec
79
4
common
8
41
79 %
*78 Va
5
preferred--
Mai"
4
107%
46 3
345H %
Feb
24
*106%
46
34 Va
37 VB Mar
43% Feb
'
107
107
79
No par
25
47
78%
coxxxmon—_5
46
46 % Dec
79 V4
*73%
50
17
9
7
35
64 3 4
45%
12
40% Sep
*34
*34
80
400
18%
49;.
21
Jun
38% Oct
31
107%
44 %
Apr
15
31
35
107%
12.50
Jan
35
30%
106%
.:
55 Va Jan
24
30%
35
106*4
107
107
_30
52
23
Nov
30%
4
63%
*28%
39
Oct
30 3
1,600
'
Jan
40
38 %
18%
Howe Sound Co
29%
38 Va
4
65
4
42% Mar 18
38%
18 %
5
Mar 23
38 %
900
79
38%
*34
35
*34
35
79
33 %
31
*30%
31
*79
330
64
14
19
86%
79%
36
18%
24% Jan
9
85
79 3
86
j
35%
36
65%
54% Jan
23% July
86%
8
*79
38 %
38%
*35%
18%
4
13
86 'A
86
79%
8
19 VB Oct
2,000
*79
Mar
Jun
5,500
11%
*84 Va
17% Mar
35
65%
11%
38%
46 Vb
24 Vb Mar 14
64%
11%
79 Va
Mar 17
93% July 30
65 Vz
11 Va
8514
July 13
14
64%
11%
85 %
66
29% Dec
65 %
11%
38
27
18
62 %
11%
79 %
8
15% Jan
65
*11%
21
Mar 21
35%
11%
13% Jan
12
2,000
35 %
65
50 V4 Sep
15
1,300
9 V4
35%
11
*31
53%
9
62%
35 %
*30 %
9 %
*8%
35%
64
Lighting & Power___No par
Howard Stores Corp__
1
11% Jan
1,700
*52 %
9
18%
:
Corp
Household Finance
4.40V
24%
52%
24 3 a
53 %
8%
Houdaille-Industries Inc common__3
$2.25
24%
53
24%
*52 %
9
_109
...
convertible
26% Dec
24 Va
24%
53
65 Va
Corp of America common
36 V4 Dec
5,300
25%
10
preferred
Hotel
48%
18%
preferred
Chemical
14
48
65%
common
Mining..
$4.25
Jan
2,600
47%
18%
Oil Corp
Hooker
8
21
-
20
49%
64%
common
convertible
Honolulu
85% Mar 25
2
Mar 14
Holly Sugar Corp
Homestake
11
48
130%
49%
52 %
'35%
*128
49%
25 Vb
9
48 %
129
49
47 Va
47%
48
49 Va
129
4
18%
series A
(Charles E)
451/4 Mar 21
Feb
Corp
pfd
conv
53
8
11
4
Hotels
5%
47%
48 3
65%
Hoffman Electronics Corp
Holland Furnace Co
2
43
4
No par
(conv)
21
27% Feb
4,600
49
A
129
43 3 a
18!'a
,
41
21% Jan
48%
50
49 %
*127
48 %
70
1
7
Co
1,300
61%
:
5%V
56 %
50
47 %
9 V,
No par
30
Mar 25
56%
2 1/12
Corp
12 VB Nov
<27
57
53 %
100
31 Vb Jan
32% Mar 22
56 Va
300
No par
;.
Chocolate
2nd
57
25%
preferred___25
common
preferred
92 Va Feb
57
52 %
10
common
7
n
1,000
100
25 %
1
8
Hershey
29%
25
19
Mar
29%
100
Jan
5.V
98
29%
129
48 %
47 3
24%
98
29%
57
4
24%
98%
29%
50
127%
3,300
98 %
>127
51
50
1,200
23,900
29%
5
16% Jan
7"r
*56!
57
25
28%
29%
29%
LI
50
18
*97
47 %
50
;
preferred
W>
101
1
(WE) & Co
(G
*93
29 Vt
.28
5
Co common
J)
102
V4
4
10
Co
Marx
&
of America common
(H
3.65V
*24%
127%
2.50
preferred
Helme
79% Mar 14
25 %
_l
Corp
Haveg Industries Inc
Hayes" Industries Inc
22
25
*'24%
100
Schaffner
Hat Corp
25
25
56 %
7.50
com
Corporation
Feb
4
Refrac
Harris-Inter type
15
43
*28%
2
1
,
preferred
8% Feb
46
Paper
Harbison-Walker
6V
42%
28%
2.5
Feb
Mar 24
42 %
Va
48
48%
48%
49
a
*93
66
8
41%
28%
1
1
45% Mar
413
28%
100
52% Feb
Jan
48%
41%
28%
2.50
Hammermill
j an
Dec
5
common
25
46 % Mar
48 %
41%
28%
Co.—
6
*32% Jan
122
48%
41%
28%
preferred
Co
106%. Jan
8
27% Apr
30% Apr
92
Watch
24
4%
48%
42
28%
Cementing—_5
Printing Co
27% Mar
98
75% Sep
64^4
F)
48%
41
*48 3
25
Well
79
79
79
79%
79%
79
79
220
47
46%
*78
52%
57
18'%
46%
46
79'%
*78
79%
53%
52
53'4
51 Va
52%
57 3 4
56%
57
54%
56 %
46
79'%
79%
*78
51 VB
.
54
10,400
46'%
46%
46%
*78
18%
52,900
51%
L
3,300
54'%
10
10%
10'/a
10%
9%
10%
9%
10 Vb
9,200
66%
67%
66 3b
66%
67 %
67%
67 VB
67%
27,600
97
96:%
97
97 Va
97%
97 %
97%
97 %
97%
37'%
36%
37%
37
38
37%
38%.
38'%
387%
;<
Va
...
\
480
5.100
I
(1337)
.
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
-
for Previous
Range
Lowest
Highest
1
NEW YORK
Highest
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Monday
SALE PRICES
Mar. 22
Sales for
Mar. 25
the Week
Shares
Friday
Mar. 24
Mar. 23
■
*
Thursday
Wednesday '
Tuesday
Mar. 21.
Par
>
HIGH
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.
Ly59
Year
Lowest
.
K
821.' Jun
851
115
Mar 15
125
11
17
45
Mar
74
Jan
82
Mar 11
27
71
Mar
35
Jan
12
Jan
>85
Jan
9
87
Jan
6
9
79% Jan
8
28
36 % Feb
19
4
43 % Feb
9
47% Jan
18
4
31 % Feb
23
11 >2 Dec
28
13 % Dec
7
4112 Feb
17
51' 4 Sep
901 a Oct
22
63
Oct
1
451
4
a
14
Jan
25
41
Jan
28
50% Jan
6
8
56% Jan
1007/b Jan
117% Feb
7
48% Mar
24
77
Mar 23
Jan
5
49.
Feb
64
1
Electric
&
Power: &
Kendall
89
74
74
Light
Kern
12 Vb
12%
12%
12%
38 Va
38 Va
38 'A
38%
41 %
35 % Mar
9
43% Jan
27 % Mar
8
31 % Jan
KLM
Mar
9
46% Jan
Koppers Co Inc
Jan
7
80% Mar 24
2
47% Aug 25
2
39% Apr
51 % Mar 13
39
29
85
26
77
6
21
Nov
16
4
35
Aug
5
29% Mar
7
33
Dec
77
13'« May
30% Nov
7
Feb
17
14% Feb
.Jan
32% Nov
24
43% Mar
3
23 % Mar
9
29
26% Mar
5
17% Mar 16
20% Jan
4
271
B
30% Feb
22
34% Jan
18;
Jun
36% Mar
2
27% Mar
Kresge
(S Si
Kress
8
Kroehler
2
<S
5
K
21 % Jan
4
Laclede
28% Feb
1
V
50 Va
1,400
77%
77
78%
78%
78%
78
78 Va
22,500
53'A
53
53%
53
53'A
51'A
52%
5,000
50!
50 Va
10,500
*23 Va .23%
4,500
50
49%
51
24
23%
23%
23%
23%
40%
40
Va
40%
40%
40 %
*40
68%
69%
5
68 %
40
%
51
68 V2
68%
i
_
50%
50
51%
49%
23 %
68%
23%
23%
a
41
40%
40%
400
69
69%
68
%
69%
8,300
Va
41%
40 Va
40 '/a
40%
41
40%
41%
41
41%
2.500
28%
*28 Vb
28%
28
28 Va
28%
28%
28
28%
1,900
39 7
10
«/4
28 V4
100 G
40%
39%
39%
39%
40'A
40'/b
40%
39%
40'A
79
79
79'/a
80
80 %
80 Va
79%
79%
220
80
18%
18%
18,400
30 Va
30%
5,3'JO
24 7
25
H
*79
»
5,700
18%
18%
18%
19%
18%
19%
18%
19%
30
30'/b
30 Vb
301/4
30 Vb
30 J/4
30%
30%
„10
23%
24'A
23%
24,Va
23%
24%
24 %
25
5
17%
17%
17%
17%
*17%
17%
17%
17%
33%
33%
33%
34
35
34%
35
27%
28
28 Vb
28%
3,000
19%
5.100
l
_
10
Col_A_
33 Va
Paper Co
34%
33 '/b
28
l
Sutherland
P
50%
*40 y4
Kroger Co
Jan
36
4
50%
"
1
Co.—_:
&
50%
1
Inc___
Mfg
51
25
Co
Hi
50%
52%
Airlines
3,900
41%
53%
common
4,500
41 Va
50%
78'A
—100
(E J)
6
-<
Dutch
14,200
38%
39%
50%
77%
—
preferred
Korvette
12
34 % Jan
Sep
17!
4%
v
13% Mar 22
Royal
:
12'/a
38 Vb
41%
41 Va
52%
4 % %
conv prior preferred
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
11%
38%
51
2.50
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus common
12%
Va
40%
38
41
No par
46% Jan
12 Vb
.v
41
77 Vb
52% Jan
"
51
16
County Land
Va
40%
l
_
24% Jan
22
4,500
12V4
12
27 Vb Jan
37 s 4 Oct
5,300
34%
38%
25
26'a Jan
400
45%
33%
12
Co
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Kiiig-Seeley Corp
36%
45-%
33%
38%
i
50c
Mar 14
71% Jan
36%
46
33%
8.75
_
43 % Feb
25
36% 7
45%
33
22 % Jan
74% Nov
*36%
45
33
_
1,800
73%
45%
45%
33
Co
73'A
73%
60
89
*86
33%
36 'A
45%
33
20
1
:
36'A
*35%
46
32%
21
Apr
36'A
36 Va
45%
70% Apr
59
73
73
36 VA
31% Apr
11
73%
___50
Kennecott Copper
55% Jan
73 Va
.
92%
No par
Co
7
62% Feb
74
*86
*86
7
43
89
*86
28
40
*86
89
Jan
54 Va July 22
60
89
85%
Sep
a
ho
84%
*84
4 7 8 Oct
221
%
93%
84%
85%
Kayser-Roth Corp
Kellogg Co _1
Kelsey Hayes Co
12
22
29
83
*91%
*84
Kansas Gas
Jan
Jun
*82
85 Va
84
No par
400
6.800
48%
%
*84
94
84
117
48
*75'/a
*92 V2
"
83
94
-I_100
IiOO
117
49
92%
77
*82
*92%
1/
116
77
*75%
8 2'/4
93%
preferred
116
1.400
118 Va
83
76%
83
82'A
118 Vb
*75%
76%
*92%
*75
200
118
*82
'■
*75
loo
46
77
*82
Kansas
39% Mar 25
,
Hoo
34% Mar 25
35% Jan
11
49
29,400
102
46
49
116
48
■471/4
_ioo
preferred
4.35 preferred
l—cl
Kansas City Southern com
4% non-cum preferred
Sep
% July 31
116
47V4
"
500
102
46
*44 Va
118
120
*115'/2
48
•
33 V, Nov
50
118
116%
120
4.20%
2
41% May 12
Va
116
116%
116%
47%
29
13
July 27
115%
*115%
conv
46
47%
102
*92
100
47 %
48%
47
46%
99%
*44%
«
45
45
4%. preferred
28'a Jan
34
preferred_~~100
(ser of 19591
•
3.80% preferred
34 % Nov
39% Feb
53
46
.451/2
45%
100
*961/4
100
*45
convertible
.,.4.50%:
21
38% Aug 28
44%
44%
*98
50
pfd__100
20
7214 Sep
5
43%
331/3
Corp
preferred—100
preferred
4%%
8
87
85 % Feb
Chem
4%%
Jan
92 % Mar 24
82 % Mai' 18
&
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
Mar 23
75%
6
6
83% Feb
Jan
49
5
Mar
S3
8
25
86% Jan
May 20
89 % Feb
July 10
a
4%%
July 27
'
Alum
4% %■ convertible
Mar 25
13
92% Jan
19
5
46
122% Jan
82
23
111% Jan
12
Kaiser
Mar 11
98
Sep
6
112
5 7 % Apr
73% Nov 18
791 ^ Sep 25
42% Jan
24
54% Jan
1 Mar 11
130
23
98 % Mar 17
8
9
'< July 27
135
20
39% Mar
Feb
48
Nov
86
'
120
46'2 Oct
107
July 27
July
65
9
93'4 Feb 10
42! j Dec 31
Feb 10
107
Feb
37
28
27%
_5
28 Vb
27%
28
a
11,700
600
17%
*17%
14.800
L
28% Nov
6
3% Dec
22
34% Jan
21
19% Oct
22
17
15% Oct
3% Jan
4.32%
La Consolidada 6%
16
20% Jan
4
6
Lee
18
30% Mar 23
Nov
24
55% Apr 22
15% July
8
42% Mar 22
49% Jan
15
12
Mar 15
13% Jan
6
22
2
3% Apr.
2
6 % Dec
30
22
4
14% Mar 11
8
7% •Ian
15
25% Mar 10
29% Jan
22
52 % Jan
Jan
7
57% Dec
4
45
Feb
2
24% Dec
10
22
Jan
29
57%
2
31
48
Oct
57
9
9% Feb
4
98"% Oct
80% Jan
140% Dec
28
81
Feb
8
5
140
Jan
4
49% Feb
8
Mar
152
63 Va Jun
14
1
July
73
Dec
29
73 Va Nov
30
39% Apr
18
10 % Mar
28% Sep
12
21
27
46% Jan
26
7
139% Jan
26
36% Apr
2
29% Jan
Dec
16
104
79 % Dec
30
89
81% Dec
16
128% Jan
31
36% Jun
39:% Jan
4
Lone Star Gas Co common
Feb
13
96
Jan
21
97% Feb
80
Jan
8
6
81
Jan
20
16
135
Jan
27
35% Mar
44% Nov
26
5%
4.35%
39% Feb
series E preferred
4.40%
Mar 10
146
8
series D preferred
series
Lorillard
23
%
7
134% Mar 24
44% Mar 23
Louisville
25
88
July 10
70
Mar
78% Jan
22
27
22
July 29
15% Mar
20% Jan
4
71% Jan
7
64 % Mar
91% Jan
4
Lukens
18 Va Mar
21
Jan
6
Lykes
5
MacAndrews
18% Nov
104% Mar
34% Apr
5
6
15
11
(M)
Steel
Bros
Sons
&
Co.
»
_
16 Va
20
20 Va
20
42%
44
800
14,800
20%
2,600
16
19%
200
28 Va
163 .1
28
16%
3%
%
%
43 V4
43
43
44 Vb
5,000
11%
11%
11 Vb
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
10,000
28 VB
28
28%
28%
7,700
28%
27%
28%
28V4
28
40 V
40
4
27
26
46
*45
2%
2%
15,800
39%
40
38
39 Va
2,100
11%
11
11%
11
11 Va
7
7 Vn
3.800
26%
22.600
26%
26 Va
2%
2%
7
7
7
7
26%
43%
■
2%
11 Va
7 Vb
7
7 Vb
•
40%
2%
*40
Va
11%
1,1 Va
11%
'
2%
2%
2%
40 Va
26%
26%
26%
45%
*45
22%
23 Vb
23 Va
23 Va
23
23%
61%
61 Va
61%
62
63 VA
61 V4
62%
10 Vb
10
IOVb
10
IOVB
10
10
45%
*45
82%
83 Va
83%
83%
145 Va
145%
*145 Va
56%
55%
54%
55'A
56
53%
53
19
18%
19 VB
18%
69%
72%
72 %
73%
24%
24%
25
24 Vb
25 %
15%
15%
15 %
15%
15%
15%
27%
27%
28
27%
28%
36%
112%
341/4
84
*86
*145
38 V,
33%
98 %
*96 Va
84
84
50
_1
3.33 %
18%
16%
28,200
27%
28%
28 Vb
28 Va
15,600
37'A
37 %
37%
37%
37%
6,800
112 %
112%
*112
116
860
34 Vb
34%
34
34
4,500
:
85%
*84%
85%
87%
*86
87 Va
*86
s
149
134
134
44 Va
71%
;
44%
44%
71 %
38%
38%
38%
134%
*133%
134 Va
240
44%
43%
43%
2,200
71%
72%
72 %
73%
3,700
15%
15%
15%
15%
3,900
69;
69%
68%
69%
6,400
18%
19
18%
18%
4,100
44
v
71%
15%
'
15%
15%
15%
68%
67%
68%
19%
18%
19%
19
23,600
38%
134%
38%
38 V4
38%
133%
87 Va
150
*146
150
-146
150
146
160
85'/a
*84%
*86
66V4
15%
66%
100
*16%
100
*96%
100
*84'/a
71
18%
90,700
15%
34%
43%
73%
60,100
16%
*96%
38 V4
44%
28,400
24%
84 Va
133 Va
38%
134
18%
74%
*
87 Va
*145
149
133%
18
24
34
100
V,4
1
*86
87 Va
200
2,900
112 Va
>111
33%
-
9,700
54
72 Va
36%
36%
112%
36%
111
Va
4,200
55 Va
53%
19
70
23%
13,600
84%
53%
53
18%
24%
12,600
10
54%
56%
69 Vi
54
3,000
62%
V'JO
*145 Va. 146
146
54
18%
55
23%
61%
;
84%
83%
144%
56
23 Va
'
144%
83
144 Va
7.4 00
45 Va
*45
45%
22%
43%
72
15%
65%
Steamship Co
29%:
16'/a
'
*28%
31
42%
10
Inc
29%
29
70%
<Ky)„Nopar
Nashville.—
&
Nov
Lowenstein
pfd
conv
common
______
Louisville Gas & El Co
15% Jan
69
G
Co
(P)
preferred
3%
11%
33%
*95%
—
preferred..,™
series B
4.25%
86% Mar 17
38% Feb
23
5
100
10
100
100
100
100
,5
100
preferred--
conv
*29 Vb
4
15%
27 Va
36%
111
10
Island Lighting Co com
Long
3
84% Mar 22
130% Mar
48% July
4.84%
8
Jan
117
8
30% Jan
4
7
V
Corp
Cement
Mar 14
142% Mar 25
3
131% Dec
Star
Lone
19%
31
68%
23%
..I
l
_4
lnc___j_
4"
111
15
155 Va Apr
2
36% Dec
Theatres
Loew's
20
*3%
4
*3%
4 V4
29%
19%
31
'
18 Vb
1
Aircraft Corp
Lockheed
*3%
*29 Vb
4.
29%
54
_5
2.50
Corp
'
22Va
61
10
82%
144%
£5%
_5
—
30 % Jan
36.
14
Mar
Apr
Glass
Litton Industries Inc
16% Mar 24
17
34% Mar
90% Mar
96
Feb
5
No'par
Co.
5
25% Mar 10
5
112% Dec
"
14
Lionel
4
32% Jan
Products
Stores Corp____
&
Trlip Cup Corp™
Link
Bel6 Co__l
2
Mar
.
1
i
„
Lily
19% Mar 23
23% Mar 22
37Va Jan
36% Nov
4
61% Jan
4
17'A July 10
9
4
8
8
24-% Sep
Jan
75
44
_5
__
Libby McNeill & Libby—
7
Liggett & Myers, Tobacco com—_25
7%
preferred
'
100
13
57% Jan
14 Vb Mar 23
•
15
51% Mar
13
21
19%
43Vb
11%
28
2%
40
11%
7
26
*45
19%
10
Libby-Owens-Ford
19
12% Jan
9
Nov
9% Sep
63
Lerner
61
16
19%
L3
Fink
Lehn
5
91 % Jan
'
15%
19%
Co_Ll,_
Corp.;.
5
145% Feb
.
Tire
& Sons
Lehman
22
11% Jan
13% Jan
23
10 "4 Nov
4
57% Mar
77% Aug 27
Apr' 29
15%
19%
___
Jan
24
,16 Va
Coal & Navigation Co
(James)
70% Jan
1
18% Jan
36
&
15%
..
4
31% Mar
50c
Lehigh Portland .Cement—_
15
Lehigh Valley Industries com
$3 non-cum- 1st preferred
No par
50c non-cum 2nd pfd_
No par
Lehigh Valley RR
No par
Mar 14
45
6 Va Mar
10% Jan .12
;
-4
3% Mar 11
•
4
8 V4 Jan
9% July. 13
5% Jan
26% Sep
29
27 % Jan.
■
30% Jan
17
2% Feb
6
30
26% Dec
2'
27% Feb
20
37% Jan
Sep
1% Jan
15% Jan
Rubber
Lehigh
*29
1
pfd-75 Pesos Mex
—
Lees
20
30%
28%
*28 Va
*29'/a
20 Vb
19%
18%
18%
*27%
*3%
29%
A
Bryant ___c:!TLQ_—_
Inc —il
Lear
24% Jan
10% Feb
29
series
19
4
25
common.^:.
preferred
Lane
25
21% Sep
10
Co
Jail ,11
32
19 Va Mar 17
39
Gas
Jan
4
17
15 Va Feb
23% Nov -' 2 '
21
13,
27 Va Feb
7.
,
10
27 Vt Mar 11
4% Mar 11
34% Apr
8;
24%. Jan
18V4 Feb
23 % Jan
•/
Va
M
28% Sep
118
28
35 %' Jan
3
123 Va Jun
Sep
32'A Jan
6
44% Oct
26
37
Jan
78 % Sep
47
Va
Dec
30
87%: Mar 30
-
52% Jan
4
19
35% Mar 21
-
4
40% Dec.
2
31% Feb
17
39% Mar
1
35% Nov
20
50% Dec
18-
40% Feb
1
47 Ve Jan
4
3% Dec
31
7.% Jan
Va Mar 16
4% Jan
-8
5% Sep
15'A Jan
23
9% Jam 30
25
6'A Jan
4
22% Mar 16
16'A Feb
6
33
23 Va Mar 11
5% Jan
4% Mar 15
4% D«c
18
16% Dec
'- 7
2
44'A Nov
4
59% Jan
12
44% Mar 11
42% Jun
2
51% Dec
10
44% Feb
Oct
27
93% Jan
26
32% Jan
14
7.% Jan
Dec
26
.
14% Feb
9
34
Oct
6
.
29% Jan
9
4
40 Va Jan
6
49% Mar 23
17
5%
5%
5%
Mar 17
65% Jan
Feb
24
9
Oct
44
Feb
10
53 V
July 24
30
34
Mar
47% Jan
Mar
49
4
13% Dec
31
19% Feb
5
13
Feb
8
15 Vb Mar
77 Va Dec
31
94 % Feb
5
77.% Jan
4
80 Vb
32 Va Nov
18
58
Feb
16
29% Mar 22
29% Sep
10
47% Apr
13
31'/B Jan
48% July 16
40
Mar
9
17 Va Dec
14
21 Va July 17
16%
32% Dec
29
33
24
,25%
72
Dec
Dec
Mar
65 VA Feb
31
39% Jan
40% Mar
25
4
45% Jan
8
75
preferred _____________100
27%
Nov
18
40
Feb
11
8
2
$3.75 pfd 1947
.
preferred
M
C
McCord
—
Corp
$2.50 preferred v_——
McCrory-McLellan
Stores
Corp
common--.
convertible preferred..
McDermott (J Ray) & Co Inc..
-McDonnell Aircraft Corp..
3Vi%
10
20
Mar
Feb
2
39
Feb
4
Dec
8
17
29% Oct
26
26
2334 Jan
2
29% Dec
22
25% Mar 10
30
85% Apr
7
86 Vb Feb
28'A Jan
15
Jan
7
see page
26.
77
*76
76
*75
69 Va
*68
76 Va
*75
38'A
37
37'A
26%
27
2 6'A
2 7'A
26%
27
76%
*68
32
46%
.76
.....76
-76
69 Va
41%
(vJ 69%
75%
'
75 Va
37'/a
37%
25 Va
76%
27'A
27
26%
267/8
*34
34%
*34
34%
34 >/b
34 VB
*48
50
*48
50
✓
—50
27
-
.
■W
100
14%
14 Va
14
78%
79%
3CVi
Vb
*78
30
50c
29%
*48
14
14%
*78
79
30
30
15%
26%
26 Vb
26 'A
13,600
25%
20'A
23%
71,400
49'A
50 3
50
50
a
2,700
50
14%
79
30 Va
*49%
49%
*92
93%
41'A
42 Va
40
41'A
22,300
32 Vb
31%
31%
3,700
46%
47 Vb
46%
47 Vb
7,500
76
76
76
76
20
*75%
77
69 Va
76 Va
*68
69%
*68
*75
76 Va
*75
37
37'A
35 Va
36 Va
27
29%
28
28%
14,600
27'/a
27 Vb'
27%
27%
1,300
34%
34%
200
*34
34%
*48
50
*48
7,200
13%
14
78
78
78
30%
30'A
30%
4,300
36%
37 Vb
4,700
14
210
37 Va
37 Vb
42'/a
4.200
42'A
42
42 Va
43
42%
42
42 Va
42 V,
42
1
75
2,600
70
72%
3
70
70
72
70 Va
69%
71
6 9'A
16%
2,400
16%
16%
16%
16%
17'A
16%
16%
17
16%
1
—
37 Vb
37 Va
37
37
38'A
37%
3.300
27'A
28%
27 Va
27%
27%
27%
28
Va
27
27%
27
28 Vb
28 Vb
28%
28%
1
-
-
par
par
-
43%
.__9
1
McLean.Trucking. Co—_—
McQuay Norris Mfg Co—...
Mead
Corp
common.—*—
-
8 'A
■
*20%
-10
—5
.
40'A
.
•
100
>
-
:
.
•
44
8 Vb
21
44'A
8
44%
8
*28 %
44%
8
20 Va
,
40%
20%
xl9%
40'A
40 Va
40'A
29
29
29 Vb
*28%
45'A
44 Va
45 V,
44%
8 Vb
8
8 Vb
20Vb
41
*
20 Vb
40
20'A
40
88
86 Vb
86 Vb
86 Vb
*86 V8
28
27 Va
27 Va
*26%
27'A
*26 Va
*27 Va
~
*86 Vb
88
Va
88
27 Va
8
29 Va
500
44%
8.900
8 Vb
4,000
20%
20%
800
40
40%
2.200
*86 Vb
88
27
27
26%
26%
26%
26Va
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
L—1
80
79%
79
79
79
79 Va
79
79
79%
79
.100
19
5,200"
30%
13%
*77%
5
Feb
500
50
21
16
-
.
40
77
*75%
29!8 Jan '
80
4,000
49 Va
93%
%
49
*92
5
.__
par
"
8
76
1,500
2,900
15%
29 Va Mar
4
77% Jan
45%
77
500
4 Vb
15%
15%
26%
87% Jan
29
Jan
,,4
31 Va
46%
38
3
McGraw-Edison Co
18
.
48
23
25V/a Nov
Jan
*Jan
9
7
31%
45%
*75
-No par
No par
common—_——
31%
47 Va
*67
100
—No par
Inc_l—
A
McCall Corp
32%
*75
_———No par
preferred
41'/a
>
600
1,100
31 %
93 %
42
*76
series----—No par
.Go'
26
41%
4%
-5
5
24
34
;;
25Vb
26
24%
*92
*
200
■,
26 Vb
25%
25%
42
*
5'/b
16
46%
No par
4
46
1
23
25%
31 %
5
common...
Mar 25
35% Jan
Mar 10
17%
23%
15%
40%
—1
No par
Go
Dept Stores
17'A
17'A
15%
93 Va
5%
-
3,100
2%
*5%
23%
*92
-
180
VT1' 800
2%
-
3,600
11,700
42%
42
-
17%
93 Va
*92
5
5 '/a
41
900
48
17 Va
49%
12
10% Sep
27% Dec
footnotes,
4
11
31 Vb Jan
50
29
Mar
4
2%
48%
11
13
•
2
18% Jan
21
95% Mar 26
9
Mar 23
Mar 17
51
Feb
41%
49%
8
42
%
*2%
48%
15
2
12,600
4 9'A
40% Jan
Jan
10,300
48 Va
6
4
29
38 Va
37 'V: 37%
49
Corp
5VB
5'/a
5
$3.75 preferred
2
30 Vb Jan
38 !b
38%
48
30JA Jan
22'A Mar
26% Feb
39
37%
*47 Va
■
24
24
24
37%
49 V4
7
4
1
7
67 % Mar
*23 Va
24
19
47%
1, $3.40
3%%
Dec
38
*17%
19
48%
-Maytag
31% Dec
17%
19
47%
10
9
17 Va
17%
19
25%
i8
30
18%
17%
17%
15%
75 Va Mar
18% Jun
5%
83
17%
25%
44% Jan
21 % Dec
5%
38%
83
26 Va
49% Jan
12
*5%
38%
82%
16 Va '
35'A Mar 25
Jan
5%
38%
82%
26 Vb
May
72'A
72
5%
17'A
Masonic Corp
11
*2%
38
16
Martin
22
36 Vb
'2%
47 34
25 '/a
6
% Mar
ll%
.
60
47
37%
*2%
41%
600
6,100
43%
47
41 %
35%
42
42%
25%
3
44
42%
%
42'/a
122
122
120
42%
42
——;_5
1
Midland
38% Jan
82
V
24
41%
42
120
120
*118%
120
*23%
44'A Feb
11% Dec
Dec
2%
37'A Feb
32 % Sep
For
41'A
*2%
4VaVo
'43% Nov
•81
78
41'A
2%
Mar 23
16
2
41%
7
76
Dec
24
38%
37 Va
92 % Mar
Jan
11
87
36 Va
Marquardt Corp
—
Marquette Cement Mfg Co__:—__4
Marshall Field & Co com
No par
6
54 Vb Jan
7-
72
81
41% Jun
37'A
37
Marine
22
Mar 31
22
20 Vb Jan
37'A
22
76
Dec
37% Sep
8% Feb
19
36
*118%
& Moore—:_12.50
Oil Exploration.—
Maremont Automotive Products-i-1
72 % Jan
11
30
19
37
Square Garden.
Manning,, Maxwell
Mar 26
53% Feb
54
19
35%
5
Mar 17
May 19
37% J8n
19
19
31 Va Mar
46% May 22
9
17%
19
89 Va Jan
-
62% May 11
46
65 Vb Nov
17%
Maracaibo
18% Jan "
17
25% Mar
20'A Mar 25
88
17%
18
27 Va Jan
23% Jan
28% July 30
17%
Manhattan-Shirt
19'A Mar 17
19
5
21%'
17%
Magma
32% Nov
•
17 VA
Madison
2
1
—1
No par
4VaVo- preferred series A
Fund. Inc___.—
7
7
18 Vb Mar
Jun ;
82
13
17% Mar
9
22% Nov
82
Jan
2l!i
19% Oct
'5'A Feb
37%
82%
59% Jan
20'/a Jan
2
38
82
w)
(w
Madison
9
14
47
37%
82
—
(R H% Co Inc com
19% Jan ,19
1
78
47
38'A
82
Inc_i_
preferred
5Va'/c
Macy
83 % Mar 25
14
Mar 17
47'A
38
17
Jan
14
46%
*46%
50
No par
— 100
Copper —
-10
Magnavox Co —
.,_1
MalloryTP R) & Co———1
Manati Sugar Co___—
—1
Man del Bros ——
li
No par
6
49% Feb
40% Jan
47% Oct
17% Oct
41%
4
Jan
79
5
Mack Trucks
7
8
37 % Mar
118%
118%
27
*27'A
27%
27%
27
27
27'A
*26%
27
26%
100
preferred vi_____T
6
Mar 25
,
5
Jan
46
-
122
19
40% Mar
21
21
43% July 10
29'/a Jan-
8
Mar
Jan
116
9 ;
50% Dec
2
j 26
22
Forbes common...10
&
-
:
,
10
-300
3.700
410
22
The
(1338)
Commercial and
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
Highest
29'% Jan
7
3b
31% Mar 24
34% Jan
67
Feb
9
91% May 15
73
82
71
Nov
17
85
70
44 J/4 Jan
14
Jan
58% Mar
26
8
7
18 % Feb
23
Feb'25
16% Feb
15
July
60 Va Feb
11
Mar 19
88% Apr
74% Dec 22
1
15
70 J/2 Jan
87
Apr
"
78% Mar 23
99 % Mar 11
86
Jan
4
90
Feb
58% Dec
567/a Jan
7
73
Feb I29
2
31
25% Mar 16
Feb
Jan
23
Dec
16
52
39% Jan
2
60% Nov
12
50% Mar
83% Jan
2
92
Feb
27
88
33
33% Dec
29
15Va Oct
9
111% Jan
28
18% Feb
9
20% Sep
14% Dec
21
68
40% Jun
2
24% Mar 20
150
July 21
182% Dec
23
74%
Sep
Dec
17
38
Mar
33 % Jan
4
19% Feb
8
8
23
Feb
23
5
145
121/8 Mar
17
8
35% Jari
4
29% May
4
41% Mar 16
Minnesota
Minesota
Feb
23
4
17% Mar
4
22% Jan
Mission
Mar 10
33% Jan
Mississippi
4% Mar
4
6% Jan
52% May 25
37% Mar
9
48% Jan
45% July 29
34
1
39
2
20% Jan
30
12% Jan
60
17
Feb
Feb
17
18
Minute
Missouri-Kan-Tex
Jan
17
15% Jan
18
80% Mar 11
3 % 7c
12
87% Mar 23
16
Jan
19
12% Mar 23
24
Jan
29
14% Mar 22
18% Nov
23
11% Dec
18% May 28
1J
13% Jan
11
Mar
4
9% Jan
20
41% Mar
9
55 Va Jan
4
27% Dec
28
35 % Mar
22
21
29% Aug 31
2
7
Mar 24
26Va Mar
21% Jan
8
29% Jan
25
25
4
Mar 21
14
7
40% Feb
3
27% Aug 28
25
36 % Jan
21% Mar
2
53% Dec
23
12% Oct
27
24% Feb
24
57% Jan
28
174% Dec
30
22% Dec
24
27% Nov
6
Feb
43% Mar
11% Mar
36% Feb
16
140
Feb
24
29% Jan
Monon
32
Jan
20
26 % Mar 15
28% Jan
22
124% Jan
2
2
37
43% Jan
25% Sep 22
39% July 17
1.400
18 Va
139%
18.000
21
20%
21
20%
21
20%
21%
20%
21
20
20 %
20
20
19%
20%
20%
21
21%
23%
14 Va
14
14%
13%
14
13%
13%
181%
1.700
175%
179%
8,900
13%
177
14 Va
14
178 %
180%
29 Va
29 3
177 Va
180%
29 %
30
29 %
29%
34 %
182 Va
179
34'%
34%
33%
18%
18 Va
18%
17%
18'%
17%
31%
31 %
31 V2
31%
31%
33
19%
19%
18%
19 Va
18 %
18%
18 Va
19%
31%
31%
31%
32 %
31%
32%
32
29
19 %
31%
32%
33%
4
34
5 Va
5
5%
29
7,900
5,800
8.200
5.100
18%
19%
13.000
32
32 %
8.000
19 V4
19%
15.0,00
32 Va
34%
%
32%
17,200
*34%
5%
35
4.000
*4%
5%
39
39 %
39 Va
39 Va
38%
39
38%
40%
40
40%
5.400
35%
35 %
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
353i
37 %
2.200
17%
17'%
17%
17%
17%
17V
17%
7.200
13.000
4%
5
17%
17%
12%
1
17 V»
5 Va
5 %
2.100
12 %
12%
12%
12%
73
72
73
80 %
80%
78
82
570
12%
12%
*12%
13
12%
12%
*
12 V4
12 Va
*12 %
12 Va
200
No par
14%
14%
14 Va
14%
14%
14-%
*14%
14%
14%
14 Va
2.000
—25
*10%
class
RR
Class
—
Machine
Tool...
A—;
No Par
Chemical
Morrell
Mueller
11
100
7%
7%
7%
7%
700
,45%
44%
45%
44%
45%
41.POO
4.900
27%
27 Va
28'a
28%
28%
28%
28%
25
24 Va
24%
24 %
24%
24%
24%
24%
25
25 Va
25%
*25%
26
26
26%
26%
26%
26 Va'
""26'%
1.400
1
25%
27 %
27%
28 Va
27%
28
26%
28 Va
27%
29%
75,600
No par
46%
46%
46%
47 %
46%
46%
46%
46 Va
46,%
46%
10.300
13%
4.900
40%
9,700
_
Lines
13%
-12
^
10
Co
&
37 Va
153%
13 %
13%
37
38
156 Va
13%
13%
155-
156
13
Va
13 V4
37%
37 Va
156%
37
37 %
153%
155%
19
5
18%
19%
*18%
19%
19
Corp
5
18%
3 8 •* H
18%
18%
18%
18%
Co
1
26%
26%
26'%
26%
26 Va
5
34%
34%
34 J/4
34 Va
*34 %
_1
10
52%
53
52%
52%
52%
25%
25:%
25%
25%
25%
56 %
56%
56 Va
56'%
56 %
35%
36%
34 Va
Corp
July
8
51% Aug
4
31% July 24
31% Feb
9
34% Jan
6
Munsingwear
48 % Jan
4
53% Mar
1
Murphy Co
24% Mar
9
28% Jan
8
Murray
50% Jan
9
43% Jan
8
57
Mar
9
Myers
19 Va
July 16
12% Feb
1
39% Mar
9
NAFI
Corp
Jan
9
12% Mar
8
15 % Jan
21
Natco
Corp
5
13%
12%
6
49% Mar 15
54% Jan
4
National Acme Co
1
50 %
50 %
*49%
22
13% Mar 25
17% Jan
4
National Airlines
1
14
14
26 % Jan
28% Jan
7
National
Aviation
5
27
27%
56
Jan
4
15T% Mar 21
National
Biscuit Co
Inc
(G C>__
of
11%
7%
44%
28%
3
Corp
*10 %
7%
44'%
28%
Inc
Brass
11
7 Va
44%
_1,000 lire
shares
i.F E)
12
7%
44 Va
No par
Oil Co
(John)
*10%
12
7%
24%
5
Co__
Mining & Chemical—
American
*10%
12
210
29
Montana Power Co
Motorola
44%
Co
Utilities
Montana-Dakota
•7 %
2
B
Wheel
22
00
33
17%
138
73
Motor
25% Sep
18
140%
12%
Products
4
17%
140
87'%
Motor
23% Jan
18%
142%
140
75%
4
8
17%
140 %
200
900
12'%
25% Jan
17% Mar
18 Va
142%
17%
140
31%.
80 %
18% Mar 21
23
18%
31%
74
Mooi-e-McCormack
Dec
91
33
31%
11.800
12%
7
24
91
32%
91'%
*91
91'%
31
31
55 Va
81 Va
19
9
91%
*90%
26%
75 Va
14% Jan
Feb
*91
91%
—10
Montgomery Ward & Co
4
54
26 %
1214
4
Jan
54
26%
79
Monterey
177
*53
54%
26%
20 Va
common—5
47% Jan
4
17
17
55%
54
75%
Inc
53% Jan
8
*53
54
10
10.300
76
Monsanto
22
53
54
31
18%
5
29% Mar 25
8
53
54
72 Va
79
Montecatini
20% Oct
54%
53%
71%
12%
Monarch
14% May 26
56% July 27
26 %
*53
53%
72%
78%
6
8
72
26%
*90
75
19"% Jan
2
72
26 Va
20
100
1.25
4
22
*90
72
26
26
54%
92
72-
800
14.900
100
Jan
Jan
92
71%
31
Co__6.25
Cement
Industries
Mohasco
38% Jan
92
*89
18
Corp
preferred
Mojud Co Inc
15
*90
92
72 %
31%
4.20 %
24
79%
92
*77%
78 Va
29 3a
preferred
11% Feb
12% Nov
79
*78
79
*77
33%
Missouri Public Service Co
75
Jan
*77%
79%
*77'%
78 %
30
RR
Portland
Missouri
79
*78
79
29 Va
139 %
Missouri Pacific RR class A—No par
Jan
*77%
78%
8,000
90
79
90
1
5
Light
Fuel
*88
29%
;;
River
90
No par
-1
Paper
Development Co
65% Jan
70
8
20% Jan
&
SI
*88
91
91%
Ry__No par
Corp_.
Corp
27
18% Apr
9
Sep
Maid
Mission
Aug
5
78% Aug 14
8
Jan
68 % Jan
8
Power
20
37% Jan
*80
*89
53%
1
Ontario
80%
91
.25%
1.50
Reg
Co
St Louis
&
9
8
Jan
Moline
&
63
29%
80 Va
*89
*53
of Amer—1
Minneapolis-Honeywell
Minneapolis
17% Mar 23
30
Corp
63
28%
*80
*77'
10
Corp
Chem
&
30 Va Mar
15
8
Minerals
63:%
81
78%
200
1.100
81
29
*80
72
I
400
35.500
29 %
*62%
81
,*89
No par
2.50
24
19
Oil
Midwest
Mining & Mfg_
31 % Feb
22
preferred
Minn
33% Jan
Jan
1st
*
*77%
1
5
100
common
Minneapolis
186 % Feb
Jun
5%%
Corp
29 Va
79%
80 V4
*88
10
Inc
Utilities
Enterprises Inc.
63 Va
28%
*80
No par
8
25
South
Midland-Ross
St Paul & S S Marie
12
39
Middle
Midland
Minn
Jan
162
62 %
25 Va
63%
——5
Co
Jan
28% Feb
10
Jun
17 % Mar
62
63%
Machine
No par
Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfd—100
4.35%
preferred series-——100
'3.85% preferred series
100
3.80% preferred series
100
4.45%
preferred series
100
Miami
Copper
;
;
5
17
5
49% Apr
23
41% Jan
34
Feb
24% Jan
8
19% Nov 16
31% Dec 23
93
23% Jan
28
2
5
Mar 17
31% Apr
14
3
19
4
111% Jan
20
22
19% Mar 23
Jun
16
16% Jan
Jan
59% Feb
29% July 29
203a Feb
35 % Oct
58
8
30% Mar 14
123% Feb
Max111
9
31
2
31% Dec
Jan
26%
16
17 Va
28%
Mar 10
84% Dec 30
17
63
Mar
28
74% Nov-12
17 VB
17
89
33% Jan
17
17%
78
4
17%
17
Meti*o-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc
19
60
17%
Mesta
15
77 Va
59%
17
4
75% Feb
77 %
61
60%
4
75% Jan
77%
60%
61 Va
23
83% Jan
*76%
77 '%
*60%
Feb
Mar 31
77%
61%
*76%
Jan
Mar 13
76 %
77%
81
88
82
61%
32
98
32
81
*76%
7
28
Dec
32
60%
32
Sales for
the Week
Shares
31'%
No par
Mergenthaler Linotype Co__
1
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
12.50
5
.
Mar. 25
81 Va
79%
——-
Friday
Mar. 24
79%
'31%
79%
preferred
!
Thursday
31'%
32%
78%
$3.50
PRICES
80%
*31%
Co
Inc
1960
32
*31'%
3%
162/3c
Stores
Co
&
Monday, March 28,
Mar. 28
Inc
Merck
25 % Mar
75% Nov 30
Mar. 22
common
Mercantile
.
wtu.».aaay
Tuesday
Mar. 21
Par
74% Jan
13
84
29
68% Jan
Dec
37
15
21
Mar 25
78 % Jan
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
8
82 %
6
27% Jun
6
Jan
22%
18
53% Jan
Feb.
2
70
8
16% Nov
Jun
NEW
.
HIGH SALE
AND
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
.
STOCK RECORD
LOW
Range for Previous
Lowest
Financial Chronicle
America
:
—No par
& Bros
*19
13%
13 Va
39%
39 Va
158
156 Va
4.400
158
6,500
19%
19 Va
19 V8
1.000
18%
18%
18 Va
18%
2,100
26 Va
27
27
26%
27
34%
34
%
34%
*34 Va
34%
1.300
53
52 %
52%
52%
52%
6.300
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
2,500
56 Va
56 Va
56 Va
56 Va
56%
2.300
35:%
96.100
1,800
N
13
Va
Nov
5
12% Nov
10
18
50 Va Sep
15
63 % May
16% Dec
23
29% Jan
24% Sep
21
34% May
49% Jan
6
14
15
56% Dec
142
Dec
22
164% Apr
3
143 Va Jan
12
8
Sep
10
14% Jan
12
9% Jan
29
;
30
49% Mar 21
_
7
55 % Sep
26% Jun
25
46% Feb
23% Jun
15
Jan
4
29% Jan
12
National
City
2
54% Jun
12
44% Jan
20
50% Feb
29
National
35% Dec
7
8
35 % Jan
11
Natl Distillers
Sep
1
24
23
109
6
29% Mar
17
Jan
22 Va Feb
17
24 % Jan
27
51% Feb
17
59
95% Mar
Fuel
Gypsum
6
91% Jan
22
Mar 11
109% Jan
6
97% Feb
26
132% Aug
3
159
3
144% Jan
120% Dec
31
134 Va Mar 12
89% Jan
5
150
126
120% Jan
19
;Jan
2
22
Aug 18
18% Feb
24
28% Jan
2
44
Aug 28
33
3
38% Dec
3
7
98 % Aug
23 V8 Dec
15
29
Mar 22
6%
National
Jan
6
Natl
40
Jan
14
Linen
50%
150'/a
,9%
9%
5
58
23 Va
22%
23%
11.000
57
58 V4
57'%
57%
10,600
*90 V4
91%
91'%
91%
91'%
91'%
5
97%
98%
97%
—100
148%
148-%
*148%
150
149
149
125%
126
125'%
100
Corp
Steel
*125
126
97%
91
91
96%
91 %
97%
150
150
91%
96'%
80
12,000
97
*150
151'/a
160
„
125'%
'125%
*18%
1
Cast-No par
96 Va
98%
900
18%
*18%
18%
18%
18%
*18%
18%
*18%
18 Va
400
35%
35 %
35 %
35'%
35%
35 %
36
36 %
36'%
36%
1.600
34%
34%
34
127
126
230
126
National
Tea
,4
17%
18
17%
18%
17%
18
17%
18
17%
18
National
Theatres
1
8%
8%
8 "2
8%
8'%
8%
1
21%
21%
21 %
21%
21%
21%
24
Dec
15
Feb
19% Feb
29
5 % Mar 17
22 Va Jan
4
7 Va Jan
15
14
Jan
4
25
13,
Jan
7
14% Mar
Mar 10
82% Mar
2
71
.Inn
4
4
Neptune
Bros
61% Mar 15
79% Jan
6
22
107% Mar 11
16
49% Mar 13
33% Jan
27
34% Oct
29
26
33 Va Oct
6
19
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5'%
18%
IP Va
20%
18%
19%
18 Va
19
1
*13%
14
13%
20%
13%
13%
13%
14
14
14%
14 Va
5
28 Va
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28
28 3
common-No par
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
39
39 %
77'%
77%
*77
2V
20%
Co—
100
Electric System
&
Lt
20 %
*78%
Newmont Minine Corp
64
64 %
65 %
37%
38%.
37%
38'/a
37 3
4
38 Va
28%
28
28%
27 Va
28
27%
28'%
2.400
No par
22%
23
23
23%
23
23%
23%
24'%
23%
24'%
37.600
15
33%
34%
33%
35%
36
371%
34%
35%
34 Va
35%
178.800
5%
2,400
N Y
Chicago & St Louis Co—
5
11
5
Mar
8
6% Jan
News
Shin
Air
&
Brake
Central
Common
6
No par
Preferred
b%
series A
100
24% Feb
72 % Jan
15
41
% Jan
14
65
Sep
18
73 % Apr
1
69
Dec
23
74
Dec
21
77% Apr 13
85% Mar 3
74% Jan
79% Oct
29
88 Va Apr
80
12 % Dec
17
30% Sep
23
52% Mar 18
21
40% Dec
73
14
26
4
69% Mar
7
72% Jan
4
80
Jan
15
99% Feb
2
92% Jan
20
18% Mar 10
34% Mar
Nov
$3.75
11
24%
1.200
25%
25%
25'%
25 3
25%
25%
26
26
26
26'%
5,600
.100
72%
72'%
79%
7 8 Va
7 8'%
85
83%
83'%
Mar 22
5.25%
preferred
100
103%
106
104
104
103'%
97% Mar 24
4.85%
preferred
100
96%
97
*97
15
Niagara
21% Mar 14
4
12% Jan
25
33 Va Mar 21
36
Jan 25
41% Jan
20
40% Mar
2
Share
&
5
Co
Western
Adjustment
6%
Corp
Chemical
North
American
Central
Ry
Northern
Natural
Gas
5%%
Jan
4
preferred
preferred
Northern
Pacific
25% Apr 20
771/2 Mar 17
22% Jan
25
28
67% Jan
5
74% Mar 24
$3.60
29
88 % Mar 23
78
8
83
21
$4.10
86 % Mar
26% Mar 24
Feb
8
2
28
88 Va Mar 23
79% Jan
79 Va Dec
28
89
80
24%
18
Jan
11
84
Feb
24
5
85% Mar 25
25% Mar
8
30% Jan
21
21
4
31 % Jan
4
Mar
10
25
22
38% Mar
Mar 21
3
31% Jan
45
Jan
4
27
*83%
85
97
97 %
97'%
97%
19
19
18Va
19
18%
39
38'%
38%
37 3
98'%
99'%
97 3
99
97 Va
20%
20%
21
*20%
21
12'%
21
*12
21
12'%
12'%
12'%
34%
33 3 4
34'%
—5
37%
38
38
38
38%
39
_50
*66 %
20%
*12
33%
33%
20.500
38 %
38 Va
2.400
38 %<
38%
67
67
67
67
67Vt
28%
27%
28%
27%
27%
27%
*103'%
104'%
*103'%
104'%
•103'%
104%
104 Va
107%
107 %
108
108
108
108
105'/a
105'%
*105
107
*105
107
Ry__
.5
41%
42
41%
42 %
41%
42%
43%
24%
24%
72%
17,300
%
100
42%
44'%
13,700
25%
108
*107
108
107
*105
107
44'%
120
10
25
25%
25%
26
26
26'%
27,600
72%
72%
72%
73
74
73 %
74'%
73
73'%
270
83
82%
82%
82%
82 %
83
83
*83
84 Va
230
82%
*80
82%
*80
82%
83
%
*83 %
84
*83'%
84
84%
*80
82
$4.11
preferred
series
100
*83%
84
$4.16
preferred
series
100
*83
-
preferred
130
27 Va
*82
100
Pharmacal
-67'%
104
100
100
preferred series
Inc
,
—
series
Airlines
107'/a
>105
500
12
27%
•
800
21
33%
28 %
67
4,600
12
104 %
*66%
1,200
3,700
98
34'%
27%
100
Corp.
18%
;
12'%
103%
67
370
.37%
4
.10
100
l Minn 1
10
90
>*97
38%
4
70
85
105
*84
38%
33%
Co.
78'%
*104'%
19
33%
5
conv
430
99'%
series
5%%
72'%
78'%
37 Va
preferred
Norwich
*71
79%
104%
>
preferred
Northwest
72
'103%
33'%
Common
Northrop
71%
*78
96%
*12
29.000
230
19
*20%
Co
35'%
73
97%
19
170
77
34%
37
$4.08
79 Va Dec
77
*71
104
—1
preferred
5.80%
48
35%
100
Northern
29% Jan
5
1,300
74
37
_10
Corp.
97
77
18%
_25
Aviation
Car
97'%
34'%
96%
common—25
preferred
American
67% Mar 10
105% Mar 10
l
:
Ry
preferred
North
Dec
71%
71%
5.60%
26.
71%
100
„
'
77
*71
*78
78% Dec
see page
71%
80
*83
preferred
Northern States Pwr Co
Apr
40% Dec
72
*77
85
106% Mar 11
44
34 Va
12
78
79%
108 V* Mar 11
22
34 Va
72
76
*78
4
22
34%
72
*83
13
29 Va Dec
34
72 %
100
103% Jan
29 Va Dec
34 %
70%
100
101% Jan
44% May 12
46 Va Apr 10
77'/a
34%
100
preferred
18
Mar 25
*75%
com.No par
Pwr Corp
preferred
preferred
19
Jan
4
3.60%
20% Jan
8
Gas
4.10%
Jan
57%
11
24%
3.90%
22
5Va
10%
24%
2
104
5%
10'%
24 %
18
Feb
Norfolk
40% Mar
5%
10
24 Va
10
83% Mar 23
6
57% May 22
5%
10
24%
No par
Mhk
3.40%
Nopco
6
5%
24%
1
preferred
Niagara
6
99% Jan
5%
Corp—
4
11% Mar
5%
7.400
10
Electric
41% Jan
6
103
5
5%
%
24 "4
State
Y
Common
106 V* Jan
17
28
9,800
10%
Corp
8
Jan
100% Oct
6 6'%
24%
Shipbuilding
17
64
113% Mar
66
10%
York
Feb
94
26% Feb
21
Mar 22
72% Mar 21
22
Sep
4
35% Jan
14
27
16
78
Jan
33% Mar 15
Jan
Feb
27
65% Jan
35% Jan
108
4
24
New
N
32
67 3
65%
New Haven & Hartford Co—
12 % Jan
23% Mar 10
8.700
38%
37% Mar 23
27% Jan
22
20%
82
27 %
8
7
Dec
10
78
20'%
*78'%
37%
29 % Mar
4
23% Aug 25
44 Va July
2
*77
20%
82
63»%
York
9% Mar
108
78
20%
*79%
63
N»w
23 % Mar
26
80
28 V*
6
5
Mar 23
*78%
37%
31% Jan
17
108
4
80
27%
8
10% Jan
102 Va Feb
20%
6,600
1.200
37%
22 Va Mar
38% Feb
17
78
28%
39%
62%
York
20% Jan
20
20'%
*78%
900
28
39%
5
New
29
2
*77
80
2.100,
10.500'
65,700
_10
Newport
7
29
84 % Mar 11
79
20 %
4
5%
9.000
Dry Dock—1
38% Mar 22
32% Jan
24
12
*77
1
pfd_100
Co
3
Dec
27% Nov
21%
21%
5%
19%
Mar
24 Va Dec
6
21%
900
12,000
8%
8%
5%
N Y
36% May 22
21%
8%
18%
preferred
Pr
8%
1
Inc
(J. J.i
England
Jer.sev
79
1
Meter
3%%
Co
;
1
Newberry Co
77% Mar 23
Fibre
—
New
Dec
Television—
Vulcanized
Co
Corp
New
23 Va Jan
1
&
Ni torn as
Neisner
19
Co
National
Nat"s
28
footnotes,
22%
57 %
4
29
For
23 Va
56%
4
Jan
Feb
17
97
22%
56%
13
78 % Jan
39 % Dec
97
23 Va
56'/a
20% Jan
8% Mar 14
21
Sep
96%
22%
56%
17% Mar 10
4
6
Dec
96 34
96%
23%
56
600
4
"79
96%
97%
23
4,600
21
2
97
97%
79%
Jan
67
96''4
2.900
23 %
Jari
22 Va Jan
12.300
34%
19% Jan
16
19,100
31%
79'%
75 Va
Nov
49 Va
31
23 Va
19
42
49'%
31%
79%
30
102
49%
30Va
24
86% Apr
5
48%
*23%
21 % Jan
24
49%
31
24
2
30
48'%
30'%
78%
22
Dec
27 Va
48%
30%
1
Steel
19% Jan
9ft
27%
48'%
30'/a
10
No pax-
National-Standard
74 % Dec
64
27%
27%
48%
30%
34
34 % Jan
J[un
100% Oct
27%
11,900
78%
40
4
61%
34
8
Sep
60'/a
*23 %
9
11% Dec
61%
34%
27 Va Mar
25
61
48
100
common
Service
150
5.600
60
30%
1
comixxon
&
10
23%
37 Va Mar
20 Va Nov
27%
9Va
78%
13
17
28
>
23%
26
29
27%
58%
58%
10
34 Va
43% Feb
16
Va
51'/a
151%
9%
78
37 % Apr
Jun
27%
58
,
23 %
2
19% Sep
27%
58%
50%
'150
78%
12
84% Jan
32.300
150%
50%
150'%
10
34%
28
34
51 Va
150%
50%
152'%
800
77%
26
Sep
1.600
34%
71% Dec
91
27%
23%
15
100 % Oct
27'%
50 Va
.:
10
9
33 Va Dec
27'%
10
Jan
29
26 Va
No par
22
71% Dec
27 %
Co—
10% Mar 24
11
27V4
Corp
Sugar Ref Co_
15'4 Dec
25 Va Dec
27 Va
National
24
5% Dec
27
1.200
National
36% Jan
10
3.100
4
22
22
13%
8
Sep
29% Sep
13%
98 % Jan
24% Mar 25
9
13Va
28 Va Jan
14% Nov
25 V8 Feb
13%
75% Mar 10
10
68 Va Oct
13%
23% Mar 10
22
35
13%
9%
Co„
Co
Co
Malleabl°
14
50 Va
preferred B
4
43
13%
*150%
5
preferred A
20% Jan
13
50
10%
Corp com__5
preferred
Lead
12 Va
50
6
9Va Jun
27% Nov
Feb
4
T/r
13
50'/4
50%
v
34%
12 Va
50 %
151%
49%
36
12%
49%
43% Mar 13
17% Sep
12
34
Mar
$4.50
National
Mar 24
Gas
34%
12%
49%
10
pfd series of 1951
National
9
74 % Jan
:,4 % %
National
4
19
94
104
& Chem
11
10
Mar
8
Register
Lines Inc
Jan
Feb
7
National Cash
11
21
Apr
Jun
5% Nov
6
71
145
13 Va Jan
Jan
Apr
24% Jan
104
11 %
67
36 %
13
50%
151
10
Dairy Products-
8
55% Feb
37%
100
Corp
27
Jun
37% Dec
Can
*13
—10
common
preferred
5
52% Sep
17
7%
National
Jan
90
Nov
1
Corp
32 %Jan
12
21
84
80
11 Va Mar
35%
1
*80
83%
82
*80
83%
83 %
26'%
84%
*83
84'%
*83%
81%
1
21 Va
28%
27
27%
26%
27 V8
27%
28
10
21%
22
21 %
22 Va
21%
22 %
21%
21%
25
25
26%
25'%
25 Va
25%
25%
25%
26
25%
41%
42
42%
42%
42
42%
42'%
43
42%
Co——..62Vac
84%
220
85%
20
26%
27%
6.300
21'%
21%
9.500
26'%
6.300
43 %
3.500
85 Va
■
Number 5937
Volume 191
.
.
The Commercial
.
and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
for Previous
1959
'
Range
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
LOW
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Mar. 21
par
Mar. 22
AND
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Sales for
Wednesday
Thursday
Mar. 23
;
Mar. 24
Friday
the Week
Mar. 25
Shares
o
57'« Sep
B3
Dec
74
Dec
B7:i
t
Dec
Sep
fjii
341Nov
2
75aJun
It,
Dec
80
67 74 Jan
30
59
Jan
7
9574 Jan
16
84
Jan
4
92
Mar 24
85
Jan
12
75.% Jan
4
81
Mar 23
100
Jan
13
89
4
94
22
21
29
Sep
25 'U Dec
15
30
13
9
29
25
31
86
16
95 % Jan
Jan
6
Feb
91
Ohio Edison Co common
4.40% preferred
2
Mar 24
46% May 21
32% Mar
4
39% Jan
4
4
28'% Mar
7
31
5
Okla
6
34% Mar
Feb
27
16
Jan
90% Feb
5
'84
Jan
7
307a Jun
i
25 % Jan
6
18
43
587a July 28
11'a Jan
26'/a Nov
2.9:11 May
7
397a July 15
Feb
% Jan
16% Jan
85
17
.
Dec
24
97;i4 Jan
85
93a Sep
23% Jan
12
2
75
Jan
5
31
937a Feb
10
110% Dec
9
104'% Feb
16
385/a Apr
28
.9974 Feb
4
9474 July
22
23'% Feb
26
51 % Nov
5
67'% Apr
20
5
Jan
7
8
58% Jun
9
6674 Apr
3
45% Nov
16
56% Jan
7
25% Sep
23
297a Oct
20
14474 Apr
24
7 50
65
Jan
4
Glass
Oct
21
4% Sep
22
6'% Jan
29
Sep
3
46'% Nov
24
Jan
32% Jan
28
2
7% Jan
12
5
Feb
12
39
20% Nov
17
35'% Apr
13
43
Jun
25
59'% Jan
2
83
Dec
8
Jun
28
83
42
Sep
21
507a Mar 13
41
36% Feb
9
49'% July 30
36 7a Mar 15
Gas
6%
Tin
4
Mar 18
85'% Mar
4
Jan
46% Mar
2
46'% Jan
4
8
28 % Jan
4
8
607a Feb
29
23
31% July 24
65'% Mar 20
50 % Feb
Amer
28,400
18
30,600
32%
32%
327a
39%
327a
327a
337 a
327a
18%
33%
18%
1874
1874
32%;
33%
21,300
16,800
*18%
1874
19
*15%
15%
19%
*15%
19 %
19%
15%
*15'/a
16%
1
15'%
15%
89%
90%
90
*15%
93
93
96%
98
94'%
99%
9674
91 %
98
93%
13,200
9674
°6%
97
,97%
9774
96%
97%
5,900
110 %
110'%
112
110%
100
East
Pictures
14
13%
137a
167a
17'%
17'/a
17%
17%
13
13
*12%
13
12%
12%
*127a
*18 7a
19%
*13
19
*18%
19%
19%
19%
5574
56%
56%
%
56 %
57%
577a
587a
59
63 74
64 %
64
64'%
637 a
6474
9
Penn
187 a
18%
1874
18%
18%
18
18%
18
44
1874
45
44%
45 'A
45
4674
46%
47%
45'%
47
84%
84%
44%
45
44%
45
44%
45
45%
45%
44%
45%
38%
2,700
38
38%
38%
38%
39%
39%
40'%
39%
40 %
30,000
25%
25%
25%
25'%
25%
26
52
51%
52
114%
114%
115
3
27 %
27%
27
27%
7
17'/o Jan
Pennsylvania RR
8
45
Jan
7
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
61% Jan
7
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
40
647a Aug
5474 Feb
5
74
11
Mar 23
Mar
8
Mar
55
4%% preferred
68% Mar 25
9
4
13
92
34 % Jan
29
40% Jan
50
26% Jan
36 % Feb
31
55 74 Mar 23
23
41% Feb
16
100
4.40% series
3 9 74 Dec
2
100
Pet
Milk
Co
14
25
92 % Jan
7
95% Mar
15 % Dec
18
1974 Jan
22
14 % Mar
8
16% Jan
11
Petroleum
3% Oct
27
674 Feb
24
4 % Mar
9
5% Jan
21
Pfeiffer
30 % Sep
22
94% Sep
22
54% Dec
22
46% Jun
43% May
100
Jan
97
4
Mar
9
Pfizer
51
4
Phila
Jan
12
99
Feb
26
33% Mar 11
49
Jan
6
36% May
6
26% Feb
17
30
65% Feb
1
4
61% Jan
29
64% Mar
84% Apr
14
77% Jan
20
81
Mar 17
Mar 23
74% Jan
14
77
Mar 24
16% Dec
20% Jan
32
16
21% Jan
5
83
3
89
Dec
Dec
14% Dec
14
34
53% Dec
8
Sep
3
43-% Feb
1
7
31
Feb
16
21% Feb
17
5
45% July
26% Dec
'94
15
Mar 18
92
Jan
'
85
8
14
Jan ;
2
89
19% Aug 17
15
Jan
42
4
3
5
I 91%
73% May
19% May68
Jan
22
18% Feb
9
74% Dec
Feb
19
8
Mar 19
66% Mar 15
807a Jan
4
227a Jan
4
Jan
12
30
26
16'% Feb
29
67
86
Feb
9
23% Jan
9
16
Nov
5
119
Sep
8
132
62% July 31
100% Jun
9
81
34% Mar 31
21% Nov 17
125
8
71
Mar 25
75% Jan
15
18
Jan
6
120
Jan
9
71% Mar
23% Mar 24
Mar 16
116
Mar
4
18
60
Mar
7
81% Jan
Mar 17
124% Jan
8
567a Jan
Dec
Dec
18
567a Dec
31
317a Apr
17
188% Dec
22
100
43% Mar
17'% Mar 11
96% Jan
28
Sep
22
28% May 14
22
8
257a Jan
5
88
Jan
14
96
90% Mar 17
95% Jan
11
Mar
202
1
%
l Dec
29% Feb
31
24
27
Feb
Mar 25
73 % Feb
9
9074 Nov
30
47% Feb
17
5874 Jan
5
52
437a Apr
33% Mar
8
36% Mar
3
Mar
357.
Dec
4
26% Dec
10
78% Oct
5
91% Mar 20/
5
92
80
83
Jun.
Sep
23
Sep
407a Sep
22
98
65
Dec
21
Sep
8% Nov
8174 Feb
99% Mar 18
1
Jan
11
54% Feb
38% Jan
24
9
8
28% Jan
4
78% Jan
19
82% Feb
2
80% Jan
5
2674
85% Feb
87% Mar 22
Feb 25
5
Jan
14
417a Feb
17
Jan
16
106% Apr
487a Feb
6
98
9
24
21
23
15
9% Mar
4
Jan
16
86% Jan
7
Feb
25
367a Aug 31
29% Feb
4
72% Aug 27
48% Apr 16
67
2
Nov
16
59%
60%
60
60'%
59%
60
59%
60%
64%
64%
68
65'%
68'%
36%
36%
36%
37%
37%
37%
38
16,800
49%
50%
51
51
52%
55%
*52
54
51
52
2,200
*93%
94%
*93%
94%
*93 %
94%
*93%
94%
93%
93%
1
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
15%
1474
15
4%
4%
4%
4%
4 %
4%
4%
4'%
4%
104
44'/a Mar 25
81
Jan
31% Mar
19
4
22% Mar 22
110
Mar
117a Feb
82% Jan
2
11
7
33% Mar 25
7574 Feb 23
397a Jan
28%
28%
29%
100
*98%
103
*98%
44%
45
44%
28%
44%
29
287a
*98%
29%
100
100
*98%
44%
45%
457a
29%
100
29%
*9874
46%
4574
1,900
20
5,000
4%
1,500
29'%
32,900
100
46%
24,700
__100
_50c
*98
*97%
98%
35%
36%
4.68%
Phila
Philco
Reading Corp_
Corp
common
;
preferred series A
3%%
Philip Morris Inc common
4% preferred
3.90% series preferred
:
$4
98%
97%
98
37%
36%
36%
3
;
36%
33%
34%
33%
34
100
preferred-—
&
*69%
71%
*69%
_5
—100
'
100
5
1
(conv)_—No par
Pittsburgh Forgings Co—
1
Ft Wayne
guaranteed preferred
Metallurgical Inc
Pittsburgh Plate
Glass
Inc
2.50
5
:
—
—1
10
Polaroid Corp
Poor & Co
Inc (H K)—•
sink fund preference—100
Electric Power Co
10
Procter & Gamble
2
Public Service Co of Colorado
10
Public Serv Elec & Gas com—No par
$1.40 div preference com__No par
4.08% preferred—
,—100
4.18% preferred
100
5.05%
Public
preferred—-—-——100
preferred-.—
———100
Serv
4
4.16%
4.80%
Co of
Indiana—No par
—.—100
25
preferred—————25
preferred
100
preferred-————
Publicker Industries Inc
$4.75 preferred
Puget Sound Power
Pullman
Pure
97
35%
60
98
36
36%
35
33%
34 %
34%
347a
34%
71%
*69%
71%
*69%
71%
*69%
71%
62%
61%
61%
61%
62'%
6174
6274
81
340
9,000
81
55,000
6,600
80%
80%
80%
80%
81
81
76%
*76%
76%
76%
76%
77
77
*76%
77%
110
43
44%
43%
44 i':,:
44%
45
43%
<4474
36,000
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
157a
1574
1574
2,400
37%
37%
377a
37 %
37%
3,600
42%
43
15%
15%
:
37%
37%
37%
37%
93%
37%
*92%
93%
.
140
*92%
94
*92%
94
92%
92%
58
56%
57
57%
58
57%
58
57%
5774
33%
35
34%
35%
33%
34%
33%
34%
34%
35
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
23
22%
23
22 74
23%
3,900
85%
85%
*85%
87
85%
85%
*85%
85%
2,590
93
*88:
93
91
'90
90
■v
86% >86%
89
89
17%
17%
*127
128
*27%
28
69% 70
18
18
73% 73%
*67
69
14'% 14'%
*120
125
\
61; s 6l7e
101
101
437a
Inc
Oil
common—5
No par
& Light Co—10
No par
5
44'%
18
18
19574 198%
2374 24
Co
51/2%
Potomac
4.30%
98%
34
*88
17%
17%
17%
*88
17%
17%
17%
17%
30
3,700
14,100
300
17%
1,300
& Chic Ry—
;_100
1.25
Co—.——10
Pittsburgh Steel Co common..—10
5% preferred class A
i.100
5%% 1st series prior pfd_
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
100
Pittston Co (The) common—;
1
$3.50 convertible preferred
75
7%
Pitts
90
81%
2
preferred
$4.80
*88%
*76
1
common—10
90
*80%
57%
preferred—No par
*88%
*97%
4874
62
62%
*92%
—
Coke & Chem Co
convertible
62
No par
No par
preferred—
49%
37%
10,100
,
140
com
3%% preferred-
17
Jan
60
58
37%
260
4.32 %
82% Nov 24
34%
59%
57%
90
71 % Mar 22
1
1,200
59%
*88%
2174 Mar 24
18
140
89
7
Feb
44
89
5
20% Feb
*43%
89
65% Jan
106
44%
89
20% Jan
22% May 14
5
117% Feb
43
100
76% Mar 13
13
43
500
2374 Jan
293% Dec
58
6
83% Mar 15
•
20% Sep 22
19% Dec 22
104
93
Mar 20
2874 Mar 25
1
42%
80%
Porter
25% May 19
42%
80%
Plymouth Oil Co
22
163% Feb
*41%
80'/«
Plough
Jan
23
42%
*41%
370
25,700
80%
$5
38% Jan
82%- Jan
14
81%
Pitts
9
2874 Jan
Dec
13%
*80'%
4
129
14%
80%
Co
preference
19
27% Mar
4
13%
10,100
90%
80
Electric
conv
8
July 23
Mar
14
92 %
80 %
Pitts
145
24% Jan
13%
_12.50
25% Jan
7
125% Dec
13%
26%
92%
36%
(conv)__;
Piper Aircraft Corp
Pitney-Bowes Inc
93
13%
26'/a
*90
56%
Corp
87% Jan
12
124% Jan
2
59% Mar 15
Mar 21
91
5
Pillsbury Co common
37% Jan
92%
90%
100
16% Mar 17
Jan
26%
91%
90%
14
59
Phillips Petroleum
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
93
Mar 18
26%
91%
90%
No par
39% Mar
1
9974 Apr
28
*" Mar
1
49% Aug 27
95% May
8
'
2
Jan
6
65% Mar 10
28
36% Dec
90
36% Mar 10
A
26 %
91%
91%
80%
Jan
56% May 12
11% Jan
26
93%
91%
4.30% preferred
17
48% Jan
26 %
91%
91
6,500
15
9
25%
92%
96
28
41% Mar
26
92%
*94%
Dec
52% Mar 23
34'%
95%
93
22
*33%
95%
39% Sep
Oct
34%
94%
6
41
*33%
94%
84% Jan
82
34
95%
99
'
*33
*94%
17
22
34
8,900
95%
Dec
23
16,600
*94 %
85
74% Dec
287a
4.40% preferred
3.80% preferred
82% Mar 14
77% Dec
28 %
4874
13
9
30%
3,100
2174
Jan
Jun
8,200
28%
28%
45%
♦21
75
54
115%
49
13
Jan
115%
115
21%
88% Apr
70
30%
1157a
115%
23
48%
23
Apr
30%
31%
21
Dec
73
45
31%
45%
30%
21
75
"
*22%
46%
22%
45%
30%
49
95 % Mar 24
1
22%
45%
31
'*22%
47%
48%
7
7
*22%
22 %
*20'%
87% Jan
Dec
22,300
49
15
Jan
15%
21
103% Apr
21
15%
15
48%
11
65
15%
15%
*20%
87% Dec
93
4,100
21
$1
26
400
-2%
48%
21% Mar 24
104% Jan
*33
1,300
52%
2%
*20%
18
Feb
34
30
2%
14%
27%
87
*51%
2%
115
*85
2%
2%
15
87
7,200
11,900
No par
100
100
20 % Jan
92
14%
♦85
7,100
common—No par
26
2
15
*51
86
35
100
Co
preferred
8
48% Mar
Apr
22% Jan
Jan
2nd
Phelps-Dodge
23
8
5%
34%
-25
Corp of America—
6
Oct
20
5%
34%
33%c
Brewing
57% Jan
2%.
13%
(Chas) & Co Inc com—33%c
4%
5%
33
25%
*90
5
common
8
*33
10
4%% preferred
7
33% Jan
100
4
43% Mar
5
57
9
26% Mar 14
4
Mar 30
70% Mar
preferred
Pepsi-Cola Co—
Apr
99 % Feb
Oct
No par
com
1374 Mar
55 % Mar 20
30
Light
5
27
49% Jan
1
Corp
91% Mar 22
40% Nov
57% Dec
Corp
4
20
*85
115'%
18
17
86
No par
Jan
15 % Nov
*85
46%
Sand
&
2,500
18%
1
29%
Chemicals
Power
260
57 a
5%
33%
*22%
Ford
Glass
133 %
57a
3274
30%
Co
85% Jan
5
Jan
&
Penney (J C) Co_—
3
133
57a
3374
1
Feb
94% Mar
133%
5%
3274
prior preferred
27
89
133%
5%
34'%
—1
&
27
257a Jan
13374
133%.
9,800
5%
48%
35 % Dec
8
*133%
133
19,200
33%
22%
11
5
133%
2,600
1
47%
32% Dec
20
133%
297,900
29%
36
98'% Apr
20,300
142
1
21
29 % May
29%
140
25
Sep
102'% Apr
287a
1.7,t
3.50
26
13
28%
1%
14%
125
U
47%
28
1%
*22 %
21
14
47%
28
1A
5
98 % Jan
Dec
47%
27'%
1JJ
100
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
25% Nov
47'/s
277a
1A
common.:-
Penick
88
47'%
27%
110
2%
6
84 % Dec
47
27%
51%
4
Penna
471/4
27%
25%
50% Jan
4
64»/a
4674
2%
317% Jan
Jan
100
x63%
477a
51%
8
35
300
64'%
25%
4
2
2,400
47
52%
27 % Mar
30% Feb
3,200
17'/a
13
63 %
57
25%
44'% Mar
18
14
*1274
57
2%
11
Pennsalt
19%
52 %
397'a Mar 12
8
*18%
x25 %
64% Jun
30•% Jan
14%
17
14
16%
-1
25
16
14
60
13
—2.50
21
247a Feb
2,500
89
No par
30'/a Sep
6
28%
89
Enterprises
45% Nov
July
28%
89
50c
conv
11
287+
89
167a
Corp
Transportation
Peabody Coal
131% Jan
28%
89%
13%
No par
12
25
2,400
30
89
13
14 2/7
Corp
12
111% Feb
111%
28 %
90
16%
Airways Inc_
14'% Feb
1
112
30
00 to
No par
Mines
Dec
10974
30
«
90
13%
1
Pipe Line—
21% Jan
Sep
109
30
5
!
8
5 c/c
109%
29%
*89
100
1 tPj
14
4
109%
490
16
Inc_5
Parker Rust Proof Co
Parmalee
3
47%
47%
com
18'% Dec
Feb
4774
25
2474 Apr
177a Jan
47'/a
17%
No par
29
23
47%
39%
15
Parke Davis & Co
Patino
3,600
100
World
Paramount
Mar 16
26%
10
26
12% Feb
21 %
3
Mar 10
26%
18%
Aggregates
30
2
46%
397e
common
3'/a Jan
12
26%
46%
177a
4% preferred
22
Oct
2
26%
387a
6.25
Common
Panhandle
42 % Sep
26%
18
„
—_
4
23% J ah
26%
39%
Electronics
48% Jan
25
100
267a
39
com
Consolidated
23% Jan
Mar
5,100
2674
17
Electric
42% Mar
24
87%
26%
4674
Corp
&
Packard-Bell
Pan
16%
*86
177a
25
167a Mar 11
8
31
♦16%
40%
common
&
preferred
Pacific
4
Jan
30%
167a
87%
467a
Corp
Co
Lighting Corp
Pacific Telep & Teleg
Rights
liJ Mar 25
30%
1674
*86
1
Pacific
4
31 % Feb
30%
1674
87%
21,500
3974
No par
Finance
Pacific
5
145
23
30'/a
33 %
16%
preferred
517) Jan
1,3« Mar 10
130% Feb
29%
*16%
20
210
32%
16%
Coast Co
8
91
337a
39%
Amer Fisheries Inc___!
17
90'%
33%
No par
Co
Pacific
91
88 »/a
33'/a
39%
Cement
11
*90
%
I30C
preferred
5%
94%
33 '/a
*86
170
130
*92%
88
'
8,200
92
80
9474
33%
297a
64%
*91
80
90%
3274
64
92
46 %
3.125
Pacific
Mar 10
643%
81
26%
5
Elevator
$5
64
16%
Chemical Corp
Pacific
26'% Mar 10
1
94
Gas
Pacific
4678 Mar
33%
167 a
6
607a Feb
■
*88
32%
87%
4% preferred
Oxford Paper Co
20
60'% Jan
90%
*88
287a
13
12
92
*86
11
54'% Feb
9474
*92
*16%
18% Jan
20
93
87%
14% Jan
187a Mar 18
93
16%
Gwens-Illinois
Mar 18
14% Feb
5
94%
28%
16'% Mar 10
Jun
_
90
*80
28%
Overland Corp (The)
Owens Corning Fiberglas
Mar 24
33% Jan
91
81
*86
11 % Jan
16
1578 Jan
112
9
11
14% May 14
2374 Jan 16
23
Jan
5
Jan
91
81
*16%
Outlet
97% Mar 24
26'A Mar
63%
91
_100
Outboard Marine Corp
108
85
62%
91%
79%
*93
No par
—
common
627a
91
79%
"20
Otis
15% Mar 24
25
1047t Dec
27
30
4
23
11 % Nov
L26
10
15'/a Feb
16 % Nov
18
Feb
37% Jan
7
16% May
261 Nov
79Feb
42
9
18 % Mar 21
6114 Feb
23% Jan
4
307a Mar
'
12
10
9
27
13
——
Co
62%
92
81%
5
Mathieson
Oliver Corp
3674 Mar
15'a NOV
EleO
Olin
4
16 % Mar 11
25
&
62 %
*79%
4% preferred-
15
18
54% Jan
Gas
61%
*91%
4.24% preferred
Oklahoma Natural
7
Jan
27% Jan
12
II_100
—III—100
IIIII100
11—100
3.90% preferred
4.56% preferred—
4.44% preferredOhio Oil Co_.
9
7
417b Feb
Jan
64% Mar 24
*127
128
27%
28
' 69
70
18% 18%
*73
74
*67
69
14
14
*120
125
61 < : 61%
100
100
44%
177»
44%
18
196% 20174
*237a 23%
*127
128
27%
27%
68%
69%
18%
18%
*73
74
67
69
14
14
*120
125
.1 61
> 61%
*100
101 %
127
,
44%
18%
45%
19'%
194
199
2374 23%
127
12774
127%
27%
2774
2774
27%
69%
>
70%
69
6974
18
*67%
18%
17
69
67
60
2,400
>
10,700
17%
4,800
67%
20
73
73
*72 %
73%
200
13%
14
14%
14%
1,200
*120
*
62 ' v
100
125
♦120
62%
100
45%
46
19%
19%
195 %
199'%
23%
62%
101
2374
*45%
19%
199
125
62%
4,100
101
320
46
1,300
19%
8,600
202%
47,600
2374
24
91
91%
91%
92
92%
92%
92%
9274
91
9274
27%
2774
27%
28
277a
28
2774
28%
28%
2874
98
98%
98%
9874
98'%
99
98%
99
98
98%
53%
53%
53%
5374
53%
53%
53%
54
53%
54
36%
37'/a
37
3774
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
27%
27 %
27%
2774
27%
2774
27%
27%
27%
28
82
82
*81
84
*81 %
83
*82
83%
*81%
83%
84%
*83 %
84%
*83%
84%
*83%
84%
*83%
84%
87%
87%
87%
87%
*86
87%
*101
101%
1,200
*83%
*83%
89
101 %
101%
101 %
101 %
4374
4374
43%
43%
43%
4374
43%
44
70%
70%
71
71%
70%
70%
70%
70%
*21%
21%
21%
21%
*21'/a
22
*20%
22
22%
22%
*2174
2274
109
109
101
101
•
86
101%
4374
*70
86
580
8,900
,
6,900
2,600
21,500
4,300
20
200
101%
600
44%
9,100
70%
110
200
2174
2174
*21%
23
*21%
2274
♦21%
2274
108 %
108 %
110
10 >/4
10%
10
10%
81%
♦81
100
109
109%
110
10
107a
10
10%
*81
81%
*81
81%
81%
70
31%
31
327a
32%
33%
3274
33%,
40,000
71%
70%
71
71
71%
7074
71%''
8,500
32
317a
32%
32%
3274
3274
33 %i
26,800
10
1074
81
81
3074
31
30%
71
71%
7074
31%
3174
31%
110
*81
110
920
7,400
Q
44% Dec 29
124% Sep 22
24
Feb
25
54% Jan
140
Mar
277a Oct
For
footnotes, see
16
5
27
page
42
Jan
125% Jan
26
26.
Mar
26
4874 Mar 23
11
131% Mar 25
8
27% Jan
4
Quaker Oats Co common
6% preferred
Quaker State
—5
100
Oil Refining Corp—10
x46 %
'128
2674
47
129
2674
47%
*128
2674
47%
129
26%
48
129'%
*26%
4874
130
2674
48%
130
26 y2
4874
47'%
130 'A
131%
26'%
*26'%
48
7,300
131%
380
2674
600
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
The
24
. . .
Monday, March 28, 1960
(1340)
RECORD
EXCHANGE STOCK
NEW YORK STOCK
AND HIGH
Wednesday
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1959
.
•
...
■*
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
SALE PRICES
Tmnsday
Mar. 24
Mar. 23
Mar. 22
Mar. 21
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Sarles for
Friday
Week
Mar. 25
,
Shares
R
73%
43 Va Feb
9
Dec
28
67
59% Jan
1
Dec
5
67% Jan
17
303% Feb
8
9
56% Jan
6
73
19 34 Feb
9
30% July 10
Jan
39 V4 Jan
Mai-
8
28
6
Rayonier
Inc
Raytheon
Co
Reading
73% Apr
27
41
8
53% Jan
29
25
Jan
21
5
24
37%
Jan
26
8
13 % Mai26% Mar 15
18% Jan
Nov
33 Va Feb
5
25 % Dec
28
33 y4 Jan
14
20
28 % Jan
20
Jan
6
9
16^ Dec
32
% Mar
Feb
24
20
16% Mar 25
Jan
5
16
9
1
41% Sep
Oct
25% Nov
28
20%
Mar 17
28 % Jan
22
21
Mar
7
27% Jan
4
'
•
div
2
Nov
27
20 Va Apr
17
19% Mar 17
Dec
2
53 Va Mar 15
68% Jan
4
Reliance
Elec
27% Feb
1
Reliance
Mfg
5
Jan
17
16% Jan
2
36% July 23
Jan
7
60 Va Mar
5
55 Va Feb
28% Jan
7
19% Mar 14
55
22
17'% Sep
•
8
5
46 Va Jan
28
3034 Jan
7
28
17
46 % Feb
17
38 Va Mar
8
17% Sep
21
9
Mar 25
84
Mar 21
19% Mar
9
28Va Jan
4
Rheem Manufacturing Co
Va Jan
4
Rhodesian
30 Va Dec
17
2% Jan
5
Jan
26
45% Sep
4
30
37
111
16
62
Dec
23
5038 Dec
17
30% July 23
481 Va Jan
29
741
Oct
5
92
22
Aug
3
26
Oct
6
50% Jan
Jun
24
24% Jan
1
17
2
1
24
34% Nov
Dec
231 Va Dec
14
80
Roper
Mar
7
21 Vb Jan
13
39 Va Mar 11
46% Jan
4
Corp
Royal Crown Cola Co
Royal Dutch Petroleum
17
21% Mar
2
Royal
26
Mar
17
4
Jail
22
12% Jail
6
203/4 Jan
Mar 25
11
8
4
15
36'/a Jan
25
39% Mar 24
90% Aug
17
15
80% Jan
18
843/4 Mar
5
32
Feb- 26
18
33
Jan
6
St
22% Jan
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1
36 % July 24
38
Apr
1
293/4 Feb
27
July
8
18
69
Sep
42% Jan
89 Va Dec
V24% Dec
8
Mar
21
79% Apr
30
56% Dec
3
Mar 13
14
97
29% May
4
55 % Jan
4
893/4 Feb
19
Feb
24
9% Jan
4
3
Sangamo
Jan
24% Jan
12
88
8% Dec
24
12% Oct
5
35
Jan
2
51% Apr
28
12%.
Mar
3
18% July 15
16
34% Nov
16
45% Aug 12
25% Mar
37% Feb
9
82
Dec
7
10
52
Dec
7
Feb
9
17% Nov
72% Jan
8
73% Nov
18
11
87% Mar
5
4
14
25
71 % Feb
17
79% Mar 24
Feb
29
76
Jan
4
87
30
Jan
15
70% Feb
30% Mar 18
78
13
10% Mar 11
Mar 17
14
Va Mar
66:!4 Jan
Mar
6
8
4
Seaboard
2
1
4534 Mar 18
34% Mar 10
41
13% Jan
Oct
14 % Mar
Servel Inc
16
8
Jan
$5.25
4
95 % Feb
25
27
13 Va Jan
5
Shamrock
33 % Mar
16
Jan
4
31Va Mar
9
43% Jan
11
17
14 V8 Feb
8
16% Jan
4
Shattuck
43
4
Shell
Co
31 Va Mar
17 Vb Feb
16
22% Aug
12
9
38
16% Jun
9
24 Va Oct
28
17
*
22
45% Mar 25
23
59
Dec
59 Va
July 27
14
2
68
Jan
7
104% July 27
31% May 22
Jan
23% Jan
9
13
17
20% Jan
4
17
37% Mar 21
Mar
9
56% Jar,
5
7
54% Jan
27
Sinclair
Skelly
Oil
1A
64
22%
Nov
34
Feb
30% Nov
34% Nov
25
21 Va Nov
16
.
Nov
11
Smith
18% Feb
26
Smith-Corona
28% Mar 23
19
Feb
6Va Mar
4
25
453/4 Jan
2
39
21
Jan
11
27 Va Mar 25
303/4 Feb
3
56 Va Feb
60% Jan
5
17
17
Jan
4
13
65
Jan
21
44
8
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Ma%.7
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67
6% Feb
1
Mar 15
4
2? Va Mar 22
97% Feb
13
83 % Jan
16
29% Mar
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footnotes,
see page
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11
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10
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20
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413/4
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41%
46,900
16,200
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17
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17
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44,400
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16
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16
27
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11
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4
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33
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500
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33
36
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49
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100
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6%
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59%
34%
20
1
27%
27%
33
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20 ;
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20
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17
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38 Va
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6,600
12,200
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23%
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6%
23%
59%
16%.
38%
,
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7%
-
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48%
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$4.50 preferred
20
23 Va
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*38 %
48%
1
& Bros Inc
38 Va
24
2.50
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Sparton Corp
Service
Public
56
49
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38
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38 34
28%
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55%
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39
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200
27"
38%
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400
1,600
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27
37%
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stock
54
51
17
5
preferred
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54
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20
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36%
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100
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39,300
25
Edison
Co
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25
;
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36 Va
23 34
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15,600
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27%,
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50
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18%
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18%
18%
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5%
20%
18%
18%
27%.
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South Jersey Gas Co
20%
18
18%
53%
15
^
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18
18%
,
37%.
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5
203^
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18'4
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5
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20%
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53%
82%,
27
21
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53
10
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Gold & Platinum
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4
87% Feb
10
95
1134
18
36 %
52
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5
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33
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8
2
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4
12
29% Mar 21
26.
293/4 Jan
-
16% Jan
47% Dec
27
24% Mar 17
26 % Jan
28% May 21
7
Jan
143/4 Mar 18
22
30
86%
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20% Mar 10
24
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17 Va
Southern Railway common
19
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17
5
15
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12
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84 % Feb
10
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15
2,700
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10
Oct;
15'4
760
2,100
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89 Va Apr
76
15
740
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56% Jan
26% Jun
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86%
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765
780
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•
11
5
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22
740
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3,500
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15
66
83
15,900
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22
18
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2,300
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23% Jan
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24%
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34%
11 Va
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Dec
Nov
46%
24%
34%
35 Vb
41 %
37% Jan
91
16
45%
24%
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5
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24 Va
35%
10
34 % Mar 14
31% Jan
16
31
46
24 %
35
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22
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35
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46% Jan
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195/a Apr
;
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Mar
39 Va Jan
Jan
12
8
23
3
75
15
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25
19% Jan
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28
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17
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17
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V
30
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12
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13
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65
9
4
Jan
3
46
24%
11%
a
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143/4 Jan
34
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46
24 %
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38% Mar
20
35% Mar
45%
243/,
25
Pattern
Oil
55
Apr
32% Jan
24
48%
Simplicity
8
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52 Va Feb
4
3,500
56
46
23%
No par
Smith
19
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56
8,800
11%
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
15
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6,400
51%
24 VH
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4
Jun
55 Va
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54%
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51%
11%.
,
5
Dec
18
50
49 %
49%
45 %
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42 3/8 Jan
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4
51
54
1
60 3,8 Jan
54%
3%
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50%
50
4
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4
4
4 Va
4
4%
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8
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39
36 Va
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9
12
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38%
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of
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15
74%
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75
35
35%
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/
47% Mar
44 3/4 Dec
73%
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35
35 %
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23% Feb
38
74%
73 3 4
35
35%
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1
26
9
4
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900
12%
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30
16
17,500
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30
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25,200
84
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1%
36%
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8
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24
24% May 29
134
73%
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5
com___1.40
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28
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1
Co
4
9
7
20,100
61
18%
Simonds Saw & Steel
4
22
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23%
1%
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shares
Steel
Simmons
29
12% Sep
Oct
Signode
■} Jan
44% Jan
16
23%
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Corp
55% Jan
40
44
14
Siegler
30% Feb
2
14
' Jun
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19 Va
Corp
Corp
Mar 14
67% Apr
74 % Apr
38% Nov
60%
83%
22 3
3934
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26% Mar 24
6
5
60 Va
23%
4
1%
4
1,300
83 Va
593
84
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84
200
136%
22 5b
1%
4
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47
136%
4
5934
59 %
59%
21%
24%
Corp
York
Sheraton
4
17
July 23
136
4,900
34,500
25,400
Transp & Tr—
New
Sheller
94% Jan
24
22% Feb
Oil
Mar 10
78
Nov
45
Steel
Sharon
4
21 3/4 Jan
46 % Mar
48 %
18% Jan
22% Jan
Feb
29 % Feb
48 % Nov
50 %
136
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12
16% Mar
Jan
58 3
135%
132%
22 Va
1
V
Jan
135 Va
45
45 Va
131%
*45
12V4
(Frank G)„
;■
47
21%
_1
26
17% Nov
38
63
*45
18 Va
Gas
&
26
45%
51%
44'4
61%
22%
"
Oil
Jan
23% Sep
43%
63
■
84
1
19% Jun
30
51 Va
44%
62
45 Va
60 Va
59%
Co____10
Co..
46 Va Jan
22% Dec
51'4
43%
43 Va
60
*45
45%
132
51
43%
50 Va
43%
393a
Co____
49
23
.
35%
a—__;
-No par
Industries Inc.._•
2.50
Shahmoon
Shell
18% Jun
■
34%
preferred
Jan
11 Va Jan
90
&
7
30
51
59 %
62%
50 %
50%
42%
58%
5i%
43%
600
*12%
common
Feb
Roebuck
6
42% Dec
5,500
5
4
13
11
13,800
47'/<
13
'
12Va
Corp
Rubber
16
38 Va Dec
Seagrave
Seiberling
17% Dec
21
641/4
46'4
18 3 a
Co___
25
20
12% Sep
Finance
193/4 Jan
9% Jan
32% May
63%
47
72%
100
Sears
173/8 Mar 14
35% Oct
13
64
46%
39%
Amer
4
26
8
13
63%
1%
100
Co
50% Jan
23
17
*12 Va
47
12%
>.
Corp of
Air Line RR
17
27% Jun
18% Jan
12 Va
63 V4
46 VB
84
—No par
Sealright-Oswego Falls
50% Nov
91% Dec
12%
63%
47
59
—No par
4
5
6
40
13,100
13
No par
_,
15
6
21
91/4
700
13,100
39 VB
common
Jan
17% Jan
Sep
22 3 4
9 Va
;
64%
•.
1
17% Jan
.9
39% Jan
81 Va Nov
9'/«
553.4
'21%
21 >4
'
9
9
•
30,200
24%
55%
•
44 % Feb
*
8%
600
57
•2334
13
___100
/_
Co
preferred
2
15
29 Va Apr
21
21
56
Va
56
39%
com
Corp.—
Bolt
&
36% Mar
8
20% Jan
19
3.65%
Screw
23
*55
12a4
_r______!_
Mtg
5534
21
8%
56
23 %
%
55%
21 %
56
20%
83a
55 %
55%
24
38%
5%
& Electric
preferred
22% Jan
32% Feb
3
26 % July 16
4
20 V» Nov
$4
Scovill
*23'/a
12%
series A__
$3.40 preferred
16
55 VB
24 %
22
100
100
Paper Co common
Seaboard
40% May 25
31% Nov
13
Feb
Scott
55%
24 %
18
Schering Corp common
5%
convertible preferred
Inc
55%
7,500
2,800
46%-
1.66%
Industries Inc
Convertible
preference
Schick
-,18'4
38%
Imperial Corp
Electric Co
Arms
9%
18'4
No par
Schenley
23
8% Jan
24
31
Gas
Diego
Mar 25
4
26
73
81
21
3
16% Feb
9
Dec
8
10
50% Feb
13
Sep
Feb
11
Diego
Savage
79 % Feb
Apr
6% Nov
.
4.40%
San
17
Jan
67
373/a Jan
4
pfd
San
21
9%
18
18%
/
12%
Regis Paper Co common..;
1st
Feb 17
45
81
22
Jan
19
St
13 % Mar
68% Feb
96
Dec
44% Mar
17
Mar 11
93/8 Mar 24
52%. Feb
39% Feb
26
Mar 14
7
19
79 % Feb
7
,18%
18 Va
8,900
12%
u
Fran Ry Co
Preferred series A
9
38 % Mar
31
San
9 Vi
18%,
-
9%
9%
9 Va
18%.
13
132
preferred—
Joseph'Lead Co__
10
Joseph Light & Power
No par
L
23%
9 Va
17%
conv
8
69% Mar
14
St
22%
23'/4
23
500
1,300
3,900
38%
—
4.30%
17
1
Stores common
preferred
4%
23'%
16%
21%
;
1
—
Safeway
2
23
56
*83
I—-
a
(Jacob)
Ryan Aeronautical Co,
42% Jan
2
Co
23
8%
740
Inc
Ruppert
15
Apr
;
Corp
McBee
Ruberoid Co
24
>
D)
Rubbermaid
13% Jail
42
7
258
Corp
(Geo.
17%
21
63%
.•—100
A
1
1
1
;_20 G
_1
A
21%
20%
16%
2118
1.600
27'4
20 %
24V4
17 Va
21 %
8%
141/4
*26%
22",A
17'/a
2C:,4
.
20 Va
500
25,400
24,500
64%
20
common
series
preferred
Ronson
12
Co
Aircraft Corp
8
17
37
Rohr
Dec
Apr
80
V/r
6
4
Nov
12
8
Jan
30 Va Jan
18%
Mar 23
Haas
&
21 % Jan
27% Feb
28
Rohm
17% Jan
9
38% Mar 16
11
16 Va Oct
July
Rockwell-Standard
27
'
17 Va
i"
21 Va
*44 Va
preferred——25
Corp__No par
Corp
10
Corp
5
12% Jan
14% Mar 25
10 V4
6
*26VB-
22 Va
58 %
Elec
&
16 Va Feb
2'
47 Va Mar
22
37 Va Sep
Telephone
9
19
>
22
Jun
Gas
Rochester
84% Jan
Feb 11
10
2
Rochester
4
15% Mar
May 27
I6V4 Jan
4
780
4
Mar
8
Jan
38% Jan
9
8
15
34
convertible
5%%
Feb
50
263/4 JaV
'
1,300
9,800
69%
'
27
20%
21'/a
42 Va
Antelope Copper Mines
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com—1
51
9
17
Jan
14% Mar 25
7
17
12% Dec
Mar
82
Nov
16
8
683 Va Feb
28
Jan
40
5
"»■ 32% Mar
10 Va Jan
18
Jail
54
26%
14'/a
17
50%
No par
10
u—2.50
Coij-p
Company
27
20'%
V
•
*68
47
Roan
24 y8 Mar 16
30
24% Mar 12
30
Oct
16
5
50
24
Dec
4% Jan
47 % Feb
18
23 Va Jun
2
21
Ritter
43 3/4 Feb
35 Va Feb
29 Va Jan
Richfield
42
27%
14
*
20%
57
123;,
5s
_•
14 VB
14'4
95,850
3734
46 3/8
5
'—100
1
Trust
Riegel Paper Corp
2
3% Mar 11
39% Jan
39 Va July
Oil
3
4
8J Va Feb
8
28% Jan
14
22
59% Dec
19
series
Selection
Jan
9
Mar
34
5% Mar 17
July 15
3.60%
Preferred
43 '/a Feb
68% Mar
16
Dec
2
1% Mar 22
16
81
Tobacco com
(R J)
61
5
22
31% Jan
Reynolds
21
76 Va Jan
22
Dec
5
55 Va Jan
Oct
4
Jan
149
44
14%
371/4
63
5
1
24
Nov
Sep
30
45 % Mar 23
4
45 Va
"
20%
Chemical
&
21'/a
44 VB
27
24%
*56
Co—2.50
Reynolds Metals Co com
No par
4%% preferred series A——;—50
4%% conv 2nd pfd—
100
Drug.
44%
14 '/8-
20 VB
44 Va
'
24%
10
Inc
Rexall
4
42 Va Jan
32V4 Apr
1 7/8
Revlon
4
43%
14%
21%
43%
;55:%
55 %
10
84 Va Mar 26
65
15
Oct
70
26
71 Va Jail
127 % Mar
July 24
22
Feb
54
8
Mar 10
53
23
Dec
48 % May 15
163
3
47% Jun
76
50% Jan
45% Feb
7
__50c
Pictures common
preferred
convertible
$1
Republic Steel Corp.
Revere Copper & Brass
213/a
4 5'4
20%
19
8%
Republic
2
4
21 Va
*66 '/a
68
68%
72%
.
21
9
*18%
463/8 Jan
9
71%
16
Mar
13% Mar
783/, jan
8
63% July 27
Dec
42
Mar
18
9% Mar 25
7% Feb 25
12% Jan 20
'61
50% July
57 Va Nov
116
7
1
54% July
11
7%
7
14% July
25
383 4 Jan
11% July
81% Sep
Nov
12% Nov
66 '/a Apr
.23% Jan
'•
Corp—_—_—___10
Eng Co
5
common
_5
Conv preferred 3 %% series
100
Republic Aviation Corp
1
1
Mar 14
57
11
21'4
24'/a
8%
Co
73
6834
22
23
&
23 % Mar 24
Jan
68
17 Va
21%
Reliable Stores
8
7
15%
67 34
'
20%
17'%
10
preference
prior
12% Feb
472
373/a
27% V
& Co—
42% Jan
'
68
72%
14 Va
14
20 %
—1
—
69'/a
72 a,4
37
45
*27
__50c
__:
Chemicals
(Robt)
$1.25
10 % Mar 18
6% Feb 24
Inc
Bros
Reichhold
68 Va.
72%
37%
'
No par
Co
68%
36
•
preferred——50
2nd preferred-—50
Bit
67'/a,
72 %
21
43%
1st
non-cum
Reeves
Reis
16
common-
Roller
Reed
18
% Apr
40
Co
noncum
4%
27% Jun
17
,12
4%
68
20%
No par
67 Va
36 3 a
,
•>
*66 Va
67%.
———1
—5
—50
_—_
_
35%
7134
35 Va
f
71%
18,34'%
—
___
Jan
4
43 % Sep
Inc
66 3/a
71%
66%
71%
preferred-.,——No par
-—5
1st
Raybestos-Manhattan
68% Mar 24
4
S3.50
Ranco
6
19% Mar
63
May 22
•
66 Va
of America comr_No par
Radio Corp
4
72% Mar 23
4
74% Mar
413/8 Dec
23 Ve Jan
70
29
4.600
200
5,200
2,000
10
1,200
70,900
600
20,900
530
22,400
Number 5937
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. . .
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
for Previous
1»5»"
Range
*
-
7IV4 Dec
13% Sep
May
3 i/a
45% Nov
391/4 Nov
45% Oct
50
Nov
85
Jon
27% Jan
Jan
84
31% Jan
121/4 Jan
Jan
18
191/4 Dec
52% Sep
Lowest
Highest
18
351/a Feb
25
39% Mar 25
Standard
24
701/4 Jan
12
74% Mar 25
12% Feb
23% May 11
17
4
15
Standard
1
4% Jan
Gas
41 % Mar
8
51% Jan
4
Standard
Oil
17
39 Vs Mar 11
44% Jan
4
Standard
Oil
of
26
43
Mar
9
50% Jan
4
Standard
Oil
of
N-w
647/a Jan
23
48
Mar
9
56
lan
4
Standard
Oil
of
Ohio
89
Mar
8
3%%
preferred series
Standard -Packaging Corp
86% Jan
7
po
A
39 %
July 27,
>•
13
26% Map-
6
86
Mar
3
41% July 27
31
36% Jan
8
11/
JUtj
Jan
13
Mar
7
40% Jan
4
14% M'ar
8
21 % Mar 25
30
Mar
4
42% Jan
4
18
Mar
'4-
July i.7
;■ 17%
22
43% Dec
8
23% Jun
4
71
Apr
21
54 % Mar
78
Dec
14
77
102
29
4
Jan
19
3%%
78
1' 1/4 Mar 23
16% Jan
5
Sterchi
41% Mar 24
53% Jan
4
Sterling
34/% D ;C
27% Mar 17
33 % Jan
4
Stevens
Dec
18
24% Mar
26% Feb
6
31% Dec
29
201/4 Jan
6
271/2 Mar 13
15% Jan
2
22
Aug 25
17
Dec 29
19
May
6
52
Sep
21
65
Apr
2
33
24% Jan
5
9% Ju.n
9
23 1/4 Oct
Stix
8
17% Jan
28
16% Jan
11
18% Feb
19
52 % Feb
16
28
618
Oct
28
67
Dec
14
201/4 Sep
241/4 Apr
29
21 % Jan
20
30% Dec
16
38% Jan
15
30% Jan
4
Dec
7
1061/2 Feb
64 % Jan
4
21% Mar 11
26% Jan
4
Sundstrand
15'/4 Mar 20
13% Mar
16% Jan
7-
Sun
Jan
35
10% Nov
8
4
83
9
50% Mar
9
55% Jan
21
Jan
2 7
21% Mar
8
24 %
lan
7
Mar 13
29
Feb
80
23
33% Feb
5% Feb
93% J
23
1088 Mar 25
23
26% Feb
11% Jan
9
14% Mar
20
Mar 22
45
47% Aug 21
44 'A
42%
44
41%
41%
41%
40%
41'A
22.800
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
44%
4„ %
44%
41%
152 800
49
49 %
49%
49%
49 Va
4S%
49%
49%
49%
50
27 %
—
Sunshine
Superior
Feb
5
Sweats
25
26
Oil
Co
Swift
Symington
6.600
%
lPA^O
31 %
32%
31 Va
32%
4,700
*17%
18%
17%
16%
31%
31
31'/a
-17%
18%
1
*17%
] 8
58%
18
53%
18%
58%
58%
1 /
*74
>
j.
.
59 3 4
53%
.0
9,000
79
79
*78
79
*78
79
*
59
58%
*78
*15
15%
15%
15%
15'A
15%
15%
15%
%
15%
600
47%
46%
47 VB
44 %
46'A
44 %
46 Va
45%
47%
23.500
28%
28%
28%
23%
7,000
25Va
7 800
28 %
"5%
25%
21%
21%
*21%
-V
21% ■■/
24%
21 %
28%
2 4%
25
2o%
21 %
22%
*22
1
15
1'5%
15 Vb
15%
15 Vb
15 Va
15 Va
15%
15
__20
17
17
17
17
17
17
17%
17%
_~_1
56%
56%
56%
56%
57
57 Va
57 Va
57%
28
28
27%
27%
26 Va
27 %
2o%
26%
25%
common
'
21%,
ZI ~~~~l
Corp„__ZZ~~ 1
~
10%
315%
332
320
13%
13%
10%
3,100
2.400
14 Va
14%
14%
14 Va
14%
3,000
24%
14%
14%
14%
14 Va
21%
22 %
22%
40,100
22 %
22%
1.700
32
32
1,600
| 22%
22%
•'
31%
31%
31 %
32 %
87%
87
87%
6%
6
6 Va
86%
86%
87%
6%
6%
6%
6%
45
46%
.46%
49%
49 Va
200
28
*27
49 7 b
46'/a
12%
12%
12%
50
12%
12%
530
1105
1088
28%
6,000
6%
6
47
46%
46%
12%
12%
12%
12%
*27%
*27%
1 200
88
*87%
1125
1115
28
28%
46%
*27%
28 %
.
1125
1105
1125
1119
1120
45%
Corp—IZZZZZ-l
22%
•22%
31%
28%
25
%
22%
%
lll'l
4.16%
22
22%
31%
86 %
6
3 600
22%
22%
86
California—Z__25
22
52 %
52
52 Va
51 %
83
*82
83
*82
52 Va
32
32
lOc
22%
'
51%
22%
*22%
—25
>
83
*82
22
2,8.00
23%
14%
1
165,000
22%
23%
52%
230,200
10%
334
330
23
22%
83
14%
13%
10%
10%
22%
23'/a
51%
2,300
23
23%
*82
2,500
27'A
59
58 Va
83
900
57%
27
58%
57 Va
52%
22%
.17%
58%
58 %
51%
2 800
%
58
58
;,82
15
57 Va
■
3.0-1
327
500
22%
*17 Va
14%
"A
10
10%
322
317
58 %
58 %
par
common
America-
14
10'/a
300
j
1
A__
13'/2
10%
'
Va
13
14%
9%
No par
series
-
13%
"II
[100
-j_~-~No
Wayne
28
25%
28 'A
25 %
28
28
_2 50
Co___
of
of
32%
)R%
46%
Co
&
31%
101/,
31
*78
r4
32 %
17%
15%
78%
*80
31
15 %
"77
94
23,000
31%
31%
59
29 V8
31Va
31%
17 Va
58
>23%
*80
90
♦82
94
31%
29%
*15%
—
Mining
-
'
15%
pfd series of '55—30
Sunshine Biscuits. Inc—
;_12.50
15
ui
32%
3,700
90
*89
90 Va
2o,Va
31%
ColZZZZZZLl—5
preferred
*77
94
,
67,700
*88%
28 Va
27%
27%
•
90
*88%
91
27%
27%
*31%
4%
*88%
91
*77
2nd
13% Jan
14
x42%
41%
___1~
Sim^ay-Mid-Cont Oil Co
4
31
20
*4 Va
43
ZZZZZZZZZZZZs
5%.%
Jan
1348
"4 %
Corp common
4%%
44%
41%
100
41
_
9
43 Va
80
12,800
4%
42%
_
l
25
%%
4%
<
Co
51 % Feb
Jan
29% Jan
2165
Oil
4%
4%
1
Corn
Chemical
Sun
7% Mar 11
16
Corp
14
41%
*88%
preferred___
conv
13%
43%
!
com-.
$4.50 series A preferred
3
22% Mar
85 % Mar 11
87% Mar 20
Mar
$5
Sunbeam
65% Feb
3
5
.
52% Feb
14 Va
*4 %
10
issued.
12
Mar 21
300
13%
41%
Broadcasting Co_
When
14 '/a
7
Corp
Studebaker-Paekard
4
529
74 %
_~~5
Inc—I—15
Webster
38% May 29
4
Nov 25
Apr
4
&
Storer
Jan
5% Dec
25
15
17% Jan
9% Mar 21
22
8
28
23
21
29
25
21
1275
5
24 % Jan
13% Mar 21
•
Stone
Jan
30",4
71%
42%
A___I_ioo
Inc
Fuller
&
74'/a
_25
common
Slokley-Van Camp Inc
5% prior preference
57% Mar 25
26% Mar 24
Baer
*74 %
6 25
ZZ100
Co
Stewart-Warner
20
9 i
&
7
4
9% Aug 26
88
P)
(J
32 % Jan
25% Jan
74 Va
4%
Jersey
Inc____,
8
10,300
Va
39%
14%
preferred—i_20
Stores
Drug
14% Mar
28
Oct
Bros
21% Mar 21
331/2 Mar 25
22% Nov
13%
preferred
23
52"% Dec
14%
Co (The) L S
;
_No par
Stauffer Chemical Co common_ij._5
22
3
38%
*74%
74 %
Cali"ornia_
convertible
2J
79% Dec
73%
Slarrett
Jan
65% Jan
20
8
27
Jan
$1.69
181/2 Jun
11% Sep
74%
$1 20 convertible preferred
20
Standard Ry Equip Mfg Co _
1
Stanley Warner Corp—Z..5
59% Jun
24% Dec
*74%
14
Shares
Mar. 25
Mar. 34
38%
38
38
37%
Indiana,—
5
Apr
37%
Co——10c
23
9
50
L'Fc'iric
&
J/%
4
13%
37 Vb
Inc-J-1
59 % Jan
2
Sep
Co
62 Va Jan
of
Mar. 23
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Mar. 22
Mar. 21
par
No par
521% Apr
Feb
325
coni—No
Inc
_
Jan
41/2 Mar
J/ly 29
5
17
Brands
Tuesday
Monday
par
$3.59 preferred
Standard Coil Products
13% Jan
43
STOCK
EXCHANGE
821/4 Feb
21
29
25
20
23
16
30
7
8
6
12
2
31
9
76% Nov
NEW YORK
-
Highest
311
17
23
34 Va Nov
STOCKS
\,:/
Range Since Jan. 1
Year
Lowest
50%
50
12,800
4,000
.12%
T
Dec
48
6
Feb
29
44% Feb
31
.9%
2
19% Jan
15
TelAutograph
14
Temeo
Mar 21
4
Nov
11
34
Feb
1
41 % Jan
25
38% Jan
12
33% Jan
7
37
7iy8 Oct
21
11
87% Aug
351/4 Apr
271/8 Jun
27
Nov
27
25
17
29% Mar 15
8
27% Mar
25% Mar 16
16
611/4 Jan
23 % Nov
72 % Mar 10
16% Mar'21
Texaco
4
23
;
Gulf Producing
7
Texas
Gulf
141/4 Mar 10
30
1241% Mar 18
Feb
18
Dec
76
5
15 % Feb
29% .lan
10% Jan
70 % Jan
31
.12
..
Pacific.land
Texas' &
Textron .Inc
29% Jijyjn
19% Feb
16
' Jari
2
16
26% Jan
$1.25
2«% Mar 21
32% Jan
Thatcher
24
31% July 30
4
36V2 Mar
23% Feb
Apr
-36% Sep
21
6
14
42% Feb
14% Oct
28
Dec
46% Feb
8
Nov
24
Jan
88
-
7.9;
Feb
24
14
20
Mar
6
29 Va Apr
18
Jan
7
24
26 Va
19% Mar 11
17 Va Apr
3
15% Dec
Va Sep' ZI
53
Jan
4»
8
22 % Jan
16% Jan
23
Jan
29
7 Va Dec
42 Va
7
•
67% Jan
20.
July 15
29% Jan
52% Feb
11
17 Va Jfn
27
8
24Va Jun
18
Sep
21
50 Vb Dec
56% Jan
21
12
29
Jan
4
4
25 % Mar 11
27% Feb
50% Jan
July 31
9
Nov
18
43 Va Apr
8% Nov
16
13% Mar : 5
Sep
22
36% Feb
Jan
Roller
Jan
38
Feb
10
17% Apr
20
9% Mar
4
12% Feb .11
1
14% Mar
8
19% Jan
4
10% Jan
2
16% Dec
23
15% Jan
13
18% Jan
19 Va Nov
6
30% Mar 13
24% Feb
29
32% Jan
4
9% Feb
5
2
150 Va July 27
35% Feb
14% Aug
12
51
Apr
9
30 Va Jun
19
15
86% Oct
Aug
67
Dec
24
Cnrp
4
148% Jan
33% Feb
8
93
5
72 % Mar 17
Preferred
82
Feb
9
4
Union
5
Union
27% Mar
8
31
7% Jan
4
3
Mar
19
Jan•
22 Va
15,700
24% Jan
6
45
July 15
26 Vs Mar
8
37% Jan
4
Mar 26
35% Mar
36
Oct
28
66
Oct
14
136
94
3
Apr
75%
22%
21%
22 VB
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
'24 Va
24%
24%
29 %
29%
29%
29%
29%
30
29%
29%
29%
29%
1,300
43%
44%
44%
45 %
44%
47%
47
48%
45%
473/4
57,100
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
*10%
53%
54
56
55%
12
30Va Jan
86
Oct
21
95
25
Nov
27
38'A Apr
64
Oct
22
88 % Apr
29
Sep
23
38
22
11
Aircraft
4
United
United
Biscuit
Mar 11
63% Mar 15
17
Va Dec -11-*
31% Mar 14
7
19
Mar 21
32% Feb
37% Mar 16
8
26 % Jan
7
United
Board
Jan
25
United
Carbon
76
6
6
5
7
53% Jan
25
Jan
25
United
22 %
20
1% Nov
19
45% Jan
2
30% Dec
3
6 5'A Dec
34% Mar
23
51% Apr
16
85% Aug
35
Jan
26
6
75
Dec
22
120
Apr
165
Mar 30
12'A Jan
,36%
Mar
141/4 Apr
For footnotes, see
page
11
64% Jan
4
United
4
40% Jan
4
85
8
30% Jan
Mar 21
Jan
5% Mar
•\
28% Feb
10
J an
12
27
9
25
5
39V? M'ar 11
26.
55
55%
54 Va
55%
55
55%
55%
56%
56%
56%
6,800
18%
19%
'18%
19
18%
18%
19
Va
19 VB
19%
19%
5,600
16Va
16
16
16
16 Va
16
1 * !b
K ono
16
16
21%
21 Va
21 Va
1
6 %,
U
4
S
22 VB
20 Va
21%
20%
21 %
57'%
58'%
58 Va
58%
59
61%
60%
62
59%
00%
27 Va
27%
27%
28 %
28 Ve
29Va
45%
46%
46'/a
47%
46 Va
47%
35
34
34
27%
14%
35 %
12
13% Jan
*: 40
-
Jen
15
35%
53
U
14%
14 Va
14%
14
141/a
6.400
7,200
36
11,600
35 Va
35%
35'/a
35%
35%
53%
*53 %
53%
53%
53%
900
26
26
26 %
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26%
1,800
35%
35 Va
35%
34%
35%
4,000
%
26%'
26%
26%
25
35%
35 Va
35% <
35 Va
1,
3ft Ve
7%
*36%
35
*7%
8
*36%
38
8%
10^
55
54
54
34 5k
35 Va
34Va
351/4
8
7%
7%
7%
7%
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56
34%
.
7%
33
*36%
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38
!
53
•
r,
34%
,,
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55
35 %
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38
18,6t
_
1,900
38
11%
10%
10%
10%
11%',
11%
12%
11%
12
11
15%
16
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
16 Va
15%
16 Vs
9,600
16%
16%
16 Va
16%
16%
17 Vb
17
17Va
27%
27%
27%
28
27 Va
27%
27%.
27%
9%
■
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
39
37%
38 Va
.'■37%
134
134 %
134%
132
32%
33 Ve
91%
91%
37%
38 %
133%
132%
133%
38
.
12,400
32%
73
*71
73
81%
81%
81%
81%
80
35%
25%
36%
35%
36%
19,960
28 Va
28 Va
28%
28
28%
28,700
8
8
7%
-5
pfdm.lOO
pfd—100
1
10
No par
(Del)_i._2.50
1
5
—No par
1-8.50
Inc
—25
30%
30%
21%
21%
1,100,
9,9001
21
20%
21
27%
28%
27 Va
27%
27
27%
27 Vb
28
27V4
36%
37%
36%
37%
36%
36%
38
37
37%
*90
100
94
94
*90
100
*85
87
85
85
84
84
37%
26%
26%
25%
26%
26%
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90
*89
91
23
23
*22%
'
27%
26
27
26%
26%
26 %
26 %-
100
86
600
26%
27
6,700
25%
25%
3,200
*89
91
91
22%
22%
1.200
64 Va
65
64%
61%
65%
65%
65%
4,500
65
65
64%
34%
34%
35
35 %
35'/4
3 800
34
35%
34%.
34 Va
34
7%
14,200
7
35%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
3 5'/a
34%
35%
35 Vs
35%
35%
36
19 Va
lP'A
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
2.800
23%
23%
24 Vs
23%
23%
23,300
30
30%
30
30%
39,700
"
19 Va
19%
19 %
24
24%
23%
24
23%
29%
39%
29%
30%
30
49 %
49%
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49%
49%
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50%
49
18%
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18
18
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18%
10%
9%
9%
10%
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9%
6%
6%
7
16%
16%
16%
1%
1 %
1%
53
53%
53%
33%
32 %
*32%
32
32%
;
'10
9%
6%
6%
16%
17
1%
1%
53 %
54
,
30%?
10 Va
6%
17
1%
54
97%
6%
99
100 %
151
6% '
*
150 Va
6%
60
32%
331/2
5,100
85
841/4
841/4
100
*84%
26%
58
97
102%
151
152 Va
152 Va
7
7 Va
*28 Va.
29%
1
11%
11%
50
*38%
41
*38%
*28%
(
41
11%
*38 Va
7
27%
59%
103
152%
•
7 Va
29%
29%
29%
11%
11%
11%
41
3.200
34%
152
12
29%
13,800
32%
103
11%
*"£8 %
17.900
1%
*32%
101 %
7%
6%
17
32%
33%
60
32.000
54%
34 %
27
300
9%
54%
32%
58
6%
16%
500
18 Va
54%
33
26 Va
9%
50
1%
32%
*84%
18
1%
33
60
17
*49%
1,200
1%
32%
85%
*84%
6%
6%
16%
*32%
27 Va
*150%
7V4
7Va
35%
7%
35%
58 Va
A
26%
100
*84%
23
27
common—'
25%
♦ CO
*22%
61
Inc
27%
*89
27%
R -.Industries
87
27
23
85
.—50
100
*85
13,300
22%
23
59
Mach common—82%c
*92
5,600
91
*89
21 VB
4
___100
17,400
30%
21%
84%
•preferv>rt- equips
v
30 Va
21%
100
1
No par
preference-
8
30%
21
85
A
7%
30%
21
31 %
I
8 Va
8 Va
30%
Chemical Corp com—1
—
,
7%
30%
8
30%
27%
10
Foundry
60
81%
81%
81%
21
No par
Mfrs
*71
28%
common
&
620
73
27%
Corp..
/■
*71
34%
•
Carton
14,900
93
72
72
35%
7%
33 Vb
93
79
28%
30 %
22%
*75%
27%
27%
15.400
79
34%
10
134%
134
*75%
35%
i__ 10
13.200
79
34%
Nopar
—5
conv
91%
7,800
37%
*75 Va
—25
common
conv
33
91%
4,500
1,900
10
79
*75%
79
71%
71
10Va
37%
133
*81%
Co
&
Hoffman
S
6 Va
26 %
Corp
.
America—No par
preferred
5% -Class
6
1
55
4)0
6%
81%
preferred-—.
/
14%/
6%
14%
53
35%
26,900
35
6 Va
*81%
Foreign Securities
U
-
35 %
53%
*34
25,000
5%
6%
No par
preferred
Borax &
1%
4
*v>b
35%
53%
No par
Gypsum Co common
U
7
8 Va Ja n
14%
14%
37 %
S
4
9'
5%
9%
&
22
*34%
6%
6%
9%
Freight' Co—_—
Mar
45%
35
Co_>_—5
S
74% Jan
45 Va
34 Va
28%
S
152% Jan
103
27%
45 %
16%
'
U
27%
27%
35
45 Va
*34
16%
U
4
3,500
21%
1
Park City Mines Co
1
Shoe Mach common——-25
Merch
4%%
Mar 21
82
20%
27%
Convertible pfd series A__^
32% Mar 23
16
—
United
59
2
17
1% Jan
86% Feb
29
44% Mav 28
18% Jan
149
4,100
^—10
Gas improvement Co_j_13%
/ Greenfield
Corp
10
Industrial Corp
—1
United
3014 Mar
27
22
8
6
>26% Mar
21
861/2 Sep
145% Sep
4
83% Jan
14
18
13
8
7% Jan
9
52 % Mar
4
30% Jan 27
4
80% Sep
11% Jan
16
1 % Mar
28
29 % Sep
16
16% Mar
23%
United Gas Corp
8% Feb
2% Mar 10
23
-—5
United Fruit Co
'
6% Feb
21% July 24
23 Va
1
Co__
Engineering.
United
7
18,700
22%
of
&
Corp
United
17% Mar 10
Co
United
Jan
20% July 20
22%
22%
(Del)——-
32% Jan
48% Mar
30
22%
22%
No par
Fastener
3.1 % Jan
59 Va Aug 27
81%
22%
23
United Electric Coal Cos
18% Mar
13
*80%
21 Va
22%
Corp_>__6%
United
.
29% Mar 21
48 V2 Jan
81%
20%
23
l
Nopar
4
23% Mar 14
9
*80%
20%
22%
common,
12
9
42% Jan
*80%
20%
—_
Jan
9
45 % Mar
29
53%
80 Va
20%
1
7% Jan
36
22
23% July
17
31 Va Sep
53%
80 Va
2
United-Carr
Feb 23
38
53 Va
preferred
$4.50
16
11,100
20%
common-—1
50
Corp
Artists
11
Feb
56-%
80%
No par
Coj__
1955)
28% Jan
22
10
23 Va Nov
of
28% Jan
87
'
53%
20%
preferred—
(ser
9
18
400
d?
1
_
(ser of 1956)
8
84% Jan
11
53
,__5
series—
4%
4
Jan
1 400
24 Ve
*79
*75%
4%
/
Mar
24
-
Mar 24
9 Va May
26
J
5
Air Lines Inc_:
United
15
98% Feb
*24 %
'
No par
RR
23% Mar
32 Va Mar 26
9
22% Jun
41 % Jan
,
,
„100
series
$3.50
92 % Feb
84
109% Mar 26
24% Feb
4
Mar 22
1,200
17%
74%
92%
non-cum
United
6,500
*17%
22%
$4. series
of California-
Pacific
4%
32,300
25 Va
25 ;■/•'
75
•
Drill
9
101
Oil
186%
182 %
22%
33
Twist
20 % Mar
•
21%
22.100
22 %
91%
Union
4
9
22 %
9,600
15%
73%
32%
13
6
22
22
29
50c
92%
Car
25% Feb
'9% Sep
10 800
32%
Tank
37% Jan
40 y4 Oct
740
74%
91%
Union
1
28
94%
73%
32 %
6
27
29
94%
74 Va
No par
29
19% Oct
7% Dec
94 Va
74
series
Jan
30
28% Oct
94%
74%
Co common—_—10
32 % Jan
8".
Mar 14
29% Nov
:
94
73%
Preferred
26
42% May
94
Rubber
$3.70
68 % Jan
9 % Feb
Nov
94
Corp,
Preferred
25
38% Feb
28
94
1
21
77% Jan
19
17
.
re
7,100
32%
.
u
Union Electric
Feb
18
16% Jan
*95
Co„
Carbide
Union
.
,
76
7% Nov
2
17%
1
16
29 Va Nov
16 % Jan
17%
Co
$4.50
43% .Ian
2
17%
Corp
Preferred
8
Jan
17%
Industries
Mar 25
33 % Mar
16
17%
Corp
Udylite Corp (The)
Underwood Corp
6
4
6
77% Jan
29 V2 Jan
17 Va
Bag-Camp Paper
87
9
18
m.
Union
53% July 10
12
is
No par
4
24
7 Va Dec
25
:__10
43 % Jan
23
30
183
24%
_l
16
Dec
8OV2 Nov
176%
24%
v
i___5
Asbestos .&
40% Dec
30% Jan
176 %
24%
.
No par
Union
7
77
171%
24%
,
2
Coal
Coach
Oil
TXL
Sep
80
4
172%
24 %
—25
Electronic
77% Feb
74
170%
24%
„•
No par
1
Jan
32
4
172'/a
24%
Century Fox Film—
Twin
•v
*
87% Jan
35% Mar 16
98 V2 Mar
171%
10
100
12% Mar
126% Mar
120 Va Feb
16%
34%
25;
28
-16%
Bearing
-
Jan
16%
*52%
22
~
16%
1
Twin City Rap Transit com__Nopar
./5% conv prior preferred-—
50
•
25 Va Apr
% Jun
28%
16%
series of 1957_i._^59
20th
8
18
9
32 Va
.28%
16%
Realty & Construction
5fV conv. pfd
./ /
*
17% Nov
41
32 %
28 Va
16%
i
Tung-Sol, Electric Co
v
8
26
9
23
,
28%
16%
;
iTaux-Traer
4
40% Jan
58
31%
28Va
16%
mi—^
$2.70* preferred
35% Feb
8
'7% Mar 23
Mar 13
48
24
10% Sep
36
Mar
30
10
31 Va
.
Tri-Continental -Corp
16
7,500
28 Va
Trans World Airlines Inc
|
54 % Mar 10
52% Mar-17
3
75% Mar
54 Va Jan
29
19
17,
32% Feb
3
54 % Mar
7
34 Va Jan
Jan
39% Jan
33% Feb
29,700
27%
Transue & Williams Steel
19
55,100
78 %
30 Va
common
Trans-United
17
11
13% Mar 11
3
14
42% Aug
24
8% Feb
36%
78 Va
—1
Ry Co
Oil
Transitron
T
37%
36%
78%
76%
preferred
TransainerTca
26
Jan
39
4,
5% Mar 22
30
16 Va Jan
37.
8
16
37%
36%
28%
Co ,.1__
Trane
4.
;
Mar
31V4
37%
76%
Toledo Edison Co—
a.
Tractor Supply- Co class A
,
.
4
24% Mar
32
30%
Vb
30 %
Glass
Tishman
40% Feb
10
25% Jun
77%
36%
.Trust—
$1.20 ..preferred
Timken
22% Mar 21
9
/
4
17
V
6
8
56 % Mar
1
70
68% Jan
-
15% Feb
26
34 Va Sep
<
76%
77%
Oil__
&
4%; preferred
v4*
18% Mar.
15
37
37
77
common-—
conv
Tidewater
23% Mar 25
52 % Mar
Aug 17
37%
35%
Common
4
80% Mar 2?
24 % Jan
20 % Mar
2
45 Vs Jan*
37
35%
.Thompson (J It)
Z——7.50
; Thompson Ramo Woodridge Inc—
,
9
Jan
21
16
69 % Dec
.Dec? 22
57% Jan
16
23
70 % May
Sep
79/
21
27
••
52
20% Sep
Jan
13
37%
3 ft '/a
4,100
25,900
10%
28
Mfg Co
TMq'coI Chemical'Co---
61% Jan
37
35 %
8
10%
10
10 Vb
,
30 Va
Co—__L
Utilities
Texas
19% Jan— 8
17
Coal
Pacific
30
10% Mar 11
38%
35
Sub share-et/s cx-distribution__l
23
May
37%
3,000
50%
7%
8%
8
8
76%
Instruments' Inc
24% Jan
72
10V4
Co—5
Sulphur/.
Pacific
.-
Mar
76
10 Va
Co__—33%
Texas
Jan
108
87% Mar 14
7%
10%
Corp.,—5
Transmission
Texas
-
11.
7%
10 Va
No par
Texas
186% Mar 25
7%
10%
25
Gas
14
8
Mar
24
8%
9%
Inc
Texas
Jan
19 % Jan
7
Jan
154
2 3
Jan
.39 %
102% Dec
11
Transmission
Texas
193 % Nov
26% May 13
63
Jan
7%
Corp Zil
32% Mar 24
37
50 Va
*48%
1.25
.Corp
Tennessee Gas
49'/a
49%
9
Z__i
fI—1
(James)
Aircraft .Corp,;
Tennessee
Mar 23
87
3
14
33"/4 July 15
1
Apr
Inc
26
Jan
15
301/4 Jun
44%
Talcott
Feb
J0% Jan
51
17
7% Mar 22
13% Mar 16
25
10% Sep 21
35% Sep 22
8% Nov
*38 Va
41
27%
58
101%
'151
6V2'
*29
11%
*38'/a
55
27%
59
102 Va
3,200
3.500
15,700
16,000
153
430
7
12,300
29V4
100
11%
17,800
41
26
Commercial and Financial Chronicle,.
The
(1342)
.
.
Monday, March 28, 1960
-*.1 *,r
•f
Year 1959
Range Since Jan. 1
26% Dec
23
bo ys Apr
26% Mar 10
20
8'A Jan
2
Jan
18
29
Jan
29% Oct
30
Dec
7
39 Va Oct
23
99
9
Jan
Oct
10
142% Sep
69% July
8
8 Va Jan
27
26 % Jan
5
U
Jan
4
U
8
50% Jan
19
U
26
77 Va Feb
19
19
Sep 30
Va Nov '6
88 »A May
138 Va Sep
22% Dec
35
43 % Mar
Oct
26% Jan
5
U
S
Shoe
U
S
Smelting
37% Feb
17% Jan
2
30
2
Oct
Aug
14
36
Feb
34
Jan
6
22 Va Mar 25
7% Feb
12% Mar
8
5
83
Jan
9
Feb
90
4
14
12
69 Va Mar
2
Mar
73
8
13
S
U
S
$6
Mar 18
preferred
preferred
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp__
Universal
10
72
Feb
12
21
24 % Jan
6
Leaf
Match
Universal
Oil
36% Mar
Universal
Pictures
18% Sep
21
25% Oct
12
29% Feb
17
28 "A Jan
5
71
Nov
17
84
Jan
16
70 Va Feb
16
40
Feb
9
50
July 29
41% Feb
16
31
Jun
9
36% Feb
32 % Feb
2
18
40
9
5
Vanadium-Alloys
5
27
47% Aug 27
16
42
2
13% July 28
22% Jan
2
30% Nov
5
31V2 Jan
5
36% Apr
17
26% Sep 21
25V2 Feb
76
Oct
19 V2 Jan.
11% Jan
96% Dec
39% Jan
4
82'A Nov
25
33% Jun
9
39% Mar
108
3% Mar 18
Feb
76
31
4
34% Jan
5
26
A 99% Jan
Mar 22
43 Va Sep
21
Jan
11 Va Nov
22
4
12% May 19
83% Dec 29
8% Dec
16
24% Jan
8
Oct
26
20
18
12
73% Mar
7
37
Mar
8
44% Jan
25
Jan
4
16% Jan
8
'55Va May 11
45
Va July 29
Jan
14
53% Feb
26
35% Mar
18 Va May 19
9
40
Jan
4
41
July 20
i
47% Feb
25
Feb
10% Mar
18% Aug 24
15'A Jan
4
15% Jan
15
89 Va Jan
7
8
10 Va Jan
18
8
44 % Jan
6
9
12 Va Mar 11
20
94
Feb
12 Va
July 22
7% Mar
50
Aug 21
37'A Mar
1.500
5,300
30%
30%
3,700
30%
30%
30%
30'a
34 V2
34%
34 %
34
34
46%
45%
46%
45%
46%
45
44
44%
43 Va
44%
Vendo
Co
$5
LlOO
87
7
Feb
1
Wabash
RR
Wagner
Electric
4%%
preferred
Corp„
Walgreen Co
Walker
(Hiram)
Wallace
&
G
Waiwftrth Co^
Ward
&
Tiernan
W
_*
Baking Co
Corp
1
44% Jan
27
13
13
39% Mar
5% Feb
8
24
17
17
14
19
Mar
8
8
82 Va Mar 15
56% Jan
4
17
94 % Jan
8
26% Mar 10
35% Jan
4
92% Feb
29% Feb
17
29% Mar
7
Jun
Jan
24% Jan
36
15
7
7
3^Va Mar 25
9
377/8 Jan
6
4.20%
4.10%
West
Electric
Co
3,100
41
41%
41%
41%
2,100
39%
40
40
40%
40%
28%
27%
28
*27%
28
200
6
5%
6
5%
6
4,400
33
33 Va
33%
31% Mar 10
30% Jan
43
8
5
Feb
19
Ry
preferred
Corp
Mfg
Go
Wisconsin
19
84 Va
July 15
7
18
9Va Nov 23
50% Mar
92% Aug 14
12% July 24
94% Feb
2
8
66
10% Jan
14
8% Feb
24
^0,800
50%
47,800
105
51%
94%
*102'/a
105
50:%
51
29
28%
*64'A
67
*64 %
1
38
•
52
38
'
54
105
*94
29%
*84
2
38%
50
50%
94%
94%
210
29
29%
7,600
*65
66%
94
No par
$4.25
preferred
Wilson-Jones
No par
Co
10
Industries
Elec Power Co
6% preferred
Wisconsin
Woodward
IncJ
1
10
com
_:
Public
Iron
TOc
Service
—100
Corp
Co_.
10
.
(F W) Co
—_
24%
24%
24%
35 V4
35%
36
37
40
40%
40 Va
*80'A
81
81
*25
26
*25
.12%
38%
121
13%
13
45 Va
45
45 Va
39
53
38%
38%
11% ';1%
39%
,
'
*99 Va
'
*11%
1,000
10,400
53%
100
' 11 Va
f.
3,500
26%
26%
26
46 Va
46
46
25
24%
24 Va
24%
24%
800
37%
41%
26%
*45%
38
38
37%
38%
2,700
42%
11,300
41%
41%
42
41%
*81
81%
*81
83
*81%
*25
25%
*25
25%
25
,
200
100
25
200
83
100
13%
13%
14%
14%
14%
45%
14%
14%
25,200
45 Va
45 %
45%
45%
46
46%
5,900
7,100
39
38%
38%
38%
39
38%
38%
26%
122%
26%
120 %
120 %
26%
2 6'/a
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
1,700
26%
27
26%
26%
27
27 %
2,200
63%
65%
65
65 'A
65%
23.700
54%
55
*120
122
27%
10
64
65 Va
63%
54
53'A
54
85
84 %
*120
64%
52%
85
84%
8%
39%
"52%
100
81
26 Va
80
39%
X '53%'
25%
10
V4
67
3,600
26%
121
26 %
29%
*99%
11%
36
41%
94%
28%
*64'A
53%
24%
400
50%
100%
11%
105
51
38%
52%
*99%
86
50%
9'A;,
53%
*84 Va
*102%
67
100%
-
105
9 4%
29
50%
86
3,400
*102%
51%
*61%
38%
'
30%
51
67
*38
52 Va
*102 Va
Va
94%
94 Va
28%
80
Worthington Corp common
10
Prior preferred 4%% series
100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
_No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
5
8
13
29%
84%
4
Jan
85% Jan
85 % Jan
Mar 25
28%
51
50%
84%
Woolworth
79
30 %
50%
49 %
4
80% Mar 10
30
30
5
39% Jan
Nov
50,700
5
Wilson & Co Inc common
5
Dec
a
50 Va
Wilcox Oil Co
36% Feb
79
531
*21%
23
83
52%
47
40% Jan
59 Va Nov
52%
27%
22
67% Jan
51%
*46
35 Va Sep
8
52%
84
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc_:
Mar
50 Va
*26
46% Mar 25
59
51'A
11%
4
31
50'A
29%
S)____20
1
35
19
84
*94%
3,300
31%
*31
18%
49%
50%
3,000
19
28%
*102%
30%
35
5,000
33%
98
18%
50 Va
*83
31%
*31
26%
33
*94%
19
84%
49%
_100
26%
33
31
35
95%
18%
47
42% Jan
67% Dec
31%
*31
26%
98
200
18%
50%
6.25
B_
32
4,900
380
18%
27%
1
2
30%
26%
10
41
*94
95%
*94%
83
18%
*46
46% Sep
8
98
*26 Va
17
30% Jan
31
35
32
48
39% Jun
26
31
*31
26%
31'A
27%
Windsor
Feb
25%
*94%
98
*46
10
7
26%
31%
*94
29
_1
26
8
26%
31%
*94%
95%
*94
85
40%
%
36%
93
*81%
42
49%
preferred
14% Mar 24
Jan
31%
35
18%
95%
41
*26 %
convertible
82% Feb
26% Jan
31%
98
*94
41%
28%
White Stores Inc
27% Feb
122
95
27%
41%
81
11 Va
11
9
%
*31
43
81%
11%
12
25
66,400
35%
93
*84
85%
84
11%
79% Mar 15
Jan
2,200
White Sewing Machine common
1
Prior preference
———20
11% Feb
26
13%
*99 Va
23% Jan
25% Feb
13%
100%
14
119
13%
*99%
16
6
13 %
*44'/a
100
Mar 31
9
14%
45
10
(The S
Sep
36% Mar
12%
*44%
2.50
—
14% Dec
27% Jan
1,200
31
—40
common..
5%% preferred
29
129
15
31 Va
preferred
88
22
15
26%
common
convertible
2
31
150
15%
*94%
com
series
2
30
45
15%
*93%
No par
6
23 V4 Jun
45
14%
42%
com__No par
„
6% Jan
28 Va Dec
44'/a
14
13
5
preferred
RR
19% Oct
5
44%
12'A
12%
—100
2nd
Pacific
700
45
12
13 "A
100
com
34%
13
1
—.—.—
Western
$3
*33%
13%
_5
Inc
Maryland
Motor
36% Feb
33
44%
13
100
common
Supply Co
noncum
Dental
45% Sep
33Va
400
44%
*1%
White
6
33
5%
42%
White
22
34
6
*81 Va
6
4
*33 Va
5%
*28
83 Va
25
8
6%
39%
28%
*82
22
Sep
Mar 25
6
*28
83Va
'67% Jan.
32 Va Jan
1
.
*82
100% Feb
5
20%
40'A
4%%
28% Jan
20%
40'A
Whirlpool
52% Jan
20%
28%
20
27 Va Jan
20%
41'A
22
5
9,700
20%
21
4.400
preferred series C
Auto
110
9%
41%
*27%
34% Jan
Mar 25
88
8%
41%
*40Va
68
Feb
88
8%
42 Va
2,100
2
46
87
8 Ve
40%
9,900
7
23% Mar 14
87
8%
40%
54%
27
26
9
88
8%
40%
47%
27% Mar
28% July 21
2,200
20%
64
51% July 23
8,600
13%
53 %
96 % Jan
8
11 %
13%
47 Va
7
14 Va Jan
8%
11%
13%
40%
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
—100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
$5 preferred
No par
10% Mar 15
86%
11%
13%
94
4.80% preferred
500
11'A
36 %
Western
43
11%
13
40%
93% Mar
July 23-
.
12%
88
I
40%
6
44% Jan
*42%
11 Va
,
40 Va
62% Jan
27
43
Va
3,900
40%
8
Mar 21
2,460
35%
Westinghouse Electric
52
37%
93
6
99% Jan
37%
*84
84% Mar 23
66% Dec 22.,
102% Mar 11
38
42
35%
57% Jan
Jan
38
Va
83%
4
Mar
3,500
92%
4
37% Mar 14
52%
83'A
77% Jan
6
51%
92%
Union Telegraph
Westinghouse Air Brake
May 26
52
35%
5
53 Va Mar 20
51%
84
32% Jan
Mar
800
Va
94'A
8
48
16%
35%
26% Mar
7
4j
73
39 Va
35%
38 Va Mar 18
51% Mar 11
53% Jan
1.700
73
38%
*83 Va
13
30% Nov
Sep
180
*16%
*92'A
Jan
6
118
300
17
84
Air Lines
3.80%
38
39%
36
57
11
37
*43
.
72%
38%
93%
Western
4%
51
72%
92 %
4
23
July
600
101
*16%
35%
Pulp & Paper
4%% preferred
Western
16%
51
41
21
39
16%
*83%
Va
Western
x86%
72%
38'A
—5
46% Mar
37
72%
'
Power 4 Va %
pfd____100
preferred series B
—_100
17
11
Jan
78
16%
94 %
16%
*93 Va
101
*40'A
Indies
6
29
Feb
17% Jan
35
16
94%
101%
10
54%
50
19
14
101
6,100
47%
Snowdrift com„_2.50
Jan
98% Mar 13
40% Mar 30
16*,'
*93 Va
12%
12.%
par
preferred
46% Mar
97
16%
94
100%
12 Va1
53
5
21% Feb
39% July
12%
47
_5
8
78
12%
30
54%
Mills
17% Mar
21
84
47 Va
Penn
Mar 24
Jan
32
Sep
*82
53%
West
94
86
31
28
-84
47
Penn
31
65% Sep 28
37 Va Dec 24
*82
,
55Va-
West
35
2
85
47'A
1
35% Dec
66% July
*83 Va
53%
Sugar Corp ex-distrib_l
Kentucky Coal Co
4
1
39
14
7
83
83
46'%
West
17
52% May
52% Jan
*81
83
1,000
55%
West
24
Feb
83
5,500
46%
6
4
12%
21
19
78% Jan
Mar 31
88% Jan
*81
5,600
54
Jan
100% Aug 12
112
4 Va
46%
17 Va Feb
Jan
11 Va
xl2%
20%
41
Nov
24
3%
par
Pharmaceutical—l
Mar
37% Mar
11 Va
13
88
8%
Mar 21
9
11 Va
12%
1
&
43%
*87
10
Oil
4.80%
rc'l
36%
43
40%
4
Wesson
36%
43Va
11%
*
36%
8%
4
32% Nov
29
100%
3%
81 Va
93
101 Va
v.s72%
40%
Jan
27
87
6
Co
Knitting
*72
8%
47
82% Feb
13
Warner
AX
40%
38 Va Jan
33% Jan
July 22
Nov
102
*15%
93
1
32% Feb
77% Dec
40%
11%
16%
93
*100%
5
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
29
5
103
12%
36Va-
1
30
22
12
43 Va
—100
——.
31% May 25
27 Va Sep
,,t72
'
*15%
93'
101
:72
*
2.50
common—
6% preferred
Ward Industries
40 Va Nov
53% Dec
.
16
*92
101
1
Welbilt Corp
8
530
15%
Y
'
—No par
Inc
14
29% Jan
102%
84
81 Va
50%
7% Jan
Dec
101%
50%
30
31
102
50%
8 Va Jun
38
101'A
82 Va
50%
21
8
101'A
*81 Va
X—_10
^
3% Jan
29
102
81
16%
Wayne
Dec
101%
81
40Va
Waukesha Motor Co
23% Jan
101%
15,600
16%
15
95
40 V4
38%
A
Apr
,39%
16%
30 Va Jan
38
300
39%
41 Va
45 Va Jan
7
84%
40%
4
39% Jan
4
Jan
*83
40
*16%
27% Mar 16
26
84%
15
24
101
*:
100
31% Feb
31
*83 Va
39%
.No par
Waldorf System—X::—
48% May
Dec
*82%
-40
101
"
-
convertible preferred—16
5%% preferred—X
—100
6%%
preferred
_100
9
93
84
39%
12
12
Dec
*82 V2
39%
11%
25'A Jan
61
83
3%
84
36 Va Feb
8
22%
*81%
4
May
81
22 Va
84
42% Jan
42
80%
22'/a
*81%
20
Apr
80 Va
22 Va
3%
84
9
91
80 Va
22'A
3%*
*81%
41 Va Jun
29
80
22
—100
Warner-Lambert
78 Va Dec
79V2
22'A
common——1
Co
Washington Gas Light Co—No
Washington Water Power
No
May
3%
80%
L_—
preferred
2
Apr
3%
79%
85%
Materials
8,000
22'A
*83
5
90
3%
85%
4
102
700
'
79
*83
21% Mar
28
2,700
24,000
22'A
85Va
58 % Jan
23
43 V2
*83 Va
48 % Jan
Sep
43%
_100
8
79
*44%
—
8
85% Dec
*34
45%
39%
-
5%
>
3%
Xl00
preferred—
10
38% Apr
42%
34 Va
81 %
6% dividend partic preferred__100
Virginia Elec & Power Co com—-8
Feb
19
44
31
"
77%
No par
Feb
Jun
44 Va
22 %"'
~
X.1.25
com
51
33
-30%
*34
46»A
x42'A
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar CoX6%
17
23% July
30%
34%
44%
-
2.50
45% Mar
56% Jan
30%
34
5
;
—10
65% Aug 21
30
10
12%
54Va May
4
48% Jan 12
23
800
36
12
16 % Dec
77%
27%
11
31% Dec
35
*76
12 Va
Jun
Apr
*34%
77%
36
Sep
50
35%
*75%
26%
48
11
*34%
77%
12%
Co
46
44 Va Nov
28%
35
*75%
w
70 Va Jan
16*
28 % Apr
44,100
29%
*34%
76%
*34
27
4
Mar 23
Feb
30
52 Va
Sep
29 Va
28%
35
76%
30
34%
36
$4.12
21
39
18,800
76%
V4
33%
1.200
85 %
12%
—
15% Jan
21
41
85
27
19
46 Va Nov
33% Mar 30
*
86
35%
"
76% Mar41
Apr
84%
12%
"
2
29%
36%
Vulcan
17
86%
2,500
53%
157
26%
4
Dec
43%
53
*155
12%
11
14 Va Jan
43%
53
157
8.500
74
26V2
29
40
44
53
10
97a
*72
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28%
29%
29 Va
43%
52%
157
84%
84 %
83
83%
43%
74
36
Sep
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52%
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89%
9%
13
12% Nov
'
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11%
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9%
35%
79
A
53
157
53
52%
42%
43
41 %
41
157
9%
27%
preferred
.
10,700
11%
89
74
*72
74
*73
74
11%
89
9%
12%
$4.20
25
11%
11'A
9%
10
9%
90
*89
90
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11 Va
11%
11%
11%
90
35%
11
66% Sep
1,100
27
85VaJan
94
2,300
22 %
13
18
19
28%
21%
35V2
82% Jan
102
27%
21
27%
91V2 Mar 17
102% Feb
9
28%
20%
12%
15
4
28%
20%
27%
15
15% Mar 10
28%
20%
34%
Jan
90% Feb
28%
'
40% Mar 23
98% Jan
29 %
20:%
5
Steel
81V2 Dec
,
29
20%
Corp of America——
1
Van Norman Industries Inc com_2.50
preferred
9
20
29%
21
2,300
89
11
3,900
34%
Va-Carolina Chemical
20
35 3 4
34%
$4.04
21% Mar
3,000
*35%
.
67,900
Vick Chemical Co—
96 Va Feb
35%
45%
7
103Va Feb
*34%
23%
44%
5
2
35
145
23%
45%
Jan
2
35 Va
*34%
35%
145
34 Va
26
4
23%
45 Va
11
15% Dec
23%
35
34%
6% Jan
96V2 Jan
23%
145
34 %
$2.28 convertible preferred
Van Raalte Co Inc__;____
87 Va Jan
145%
23%
*76
Varian Associates XL_—X—:——l
__
144 Va
23%
46 Va
81 % Mar 23
*
143%
23 %
34%
29
11% Mar 14
143%
52,600
143 Va
23%
45%
Jan
.
83%
143%
34'A
80
9
82%
45%
86% Mar 23
87 Va Mar 16
84%
34'A
18
20% Mar
82%
45 %
16
;
83%
34%
78% Oct
4
83
45%
98% Dec
Jan
83%
1,100
82%
33%
89% Jan
.
18,400
49 %
82%
44%
11
47% Mar 16
600
33%
48%
1
Light Co_!
26
:
40%
32%
48%
39%
38%
38%
12.80
Co
49 V2 Feb
-r
40
34%
48 Va
29
1
—100
34% Jan
,
9
21% Mar 9
80Va Mar 14
Mar 20
107
12
38% Mar 11
.<
35% May 25
2
12 V'
31% Feb 26
5
22
13 V2 Mar 15
26% Feb
L
i
29
44
Jan
34% Jan
20
Mar
11
„
4% Dec
17
Jan
34
26
Nov 23
53
__
Jan
40
33
41
com__—1
_
1,670
*39
83
Co
149
34 Va
'52 %
Inc
170
19,400
48%
*72
Vanadium
Nov
9% Jan
Co
149%
.,
"53%
39 Va
6.25
Products
53%
148
-
33 Va
'154%
preferred
130
*106
54
1,300
7,200
78
48%
9%
__1
Corp
*76 Va
X
34 Va
100
30% Mar 16
108 %
78
49 Va
com_No par
Tobacco
preferred
29 % Dec
29Va Nov
*76%
*108
32%
11%
100
7
Utah Power &
108
49 Va
*89
No par
1
Upjohn
73
107%
32%'
29%
Corp common—_30c
4
46 % Mar 23
*76%
78
6,700
49
38%
*20 Va
2nd pfd_5
noncu
preferred
149 'A
*35
1
Mar
36% Feb
*76 Va
23
25
Corp_
Mar
18
77%
142%
Pharmaceutical—1
convertible
4 % Vo
46%
"X
82
16%
56
9
46%
38'A
No par
common
$4.20
76% Mar 14
46%
31%
_100
Whelan
Universal
46
49
com—50
51 Va Jan
22
45 %'
148
1
Min
&
156
92 Va Jan
45%
149'A
97% Dec
7
46 %
53%
5
8%
45%
148 %
6
8
45%
54 Va
Jan
40% Mar
28
29%
149 %
47 Va Feb
Apr
23 3 4
29%
53
convertible
$3.50
23%
29%
149
&
Stores
23%
29%
53%
United Stockyards
United
22%
29%
149 %
noncumulative
United
23 Va
29%
53 Va
Co
Vitamin
22%
29%
108 %
Corp common
Tobacco
1%
7
10% Jan
Steel
22%
29%
54%
7% preferred
U
8
8
S
22 %
108%
Ref
9,100
,
8 %
76 %
100
Week
Shares
27%
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29%
53%
Corp
27%
21' %
108'A
preferred
27%
8%
100
—100
148
157
9
45
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5
10
60 % Aug
Mar 30
Dec
11
15% Jan
May 20
53 Va Oct 19
34 % Mar 24
46
24% Jan
26Va Mar 11
30
81
14
146
Mar
12 Va Jan
5
27%
8%
the
29
preferred XXAX_——X^.—50
145% Mar 24
34% Jan
15% Mar 16
100
103 % Jan
Mar
23
50% Mar 12
26
19
139% Jan
9
22
Feb
28 %
*8
8'A
*8
8%
27 %
27%
27 'A '
27Va
Friday
Mar. 35
22%
common—..—1
1st
non-cum
35% Mar 15
21
14% Feb
71
87c
Mar. 24
common————5
Co
Sales for
Thursday
Mar. 23
*8
10
—5
preferred series B
Rubber
PRICES
Wednesday
Mar. 22
27 Va
—1
preferred series A
50
79'A Mar
108% Aug 31
153
Jan 28
29% Sep
Jan
S
Corp
SALE
Tuesday
Mar. 21
Par
common—
Plywood
26% Mar
4
6
Dec
15
42 Va Jan
37% Mar
S
HIGH
Monday
STOCK
4%% preferred
S Pipe & Foundry Co
S Playing Card Co—
3%%
U
Co
47Va Jan
24
33 Va Oct
7
5
Lines
3% '.'0
6
Jan
S
"
7
8% Jan
Jan
149% Feb
Jan
144
*
21
7
80
8
49'A Mar
29
38 V4 Feb
47
115
64
103% Mar
7
'54 % Feb
Jan
75
10
27 V2
45
28 Va Mar 15
19
154 Va Aug
24
33 % Jan
_
136'A May 18
21
45% Feb
95
Jun
U
9
58% May 18
76
25
29% Jan
7% Mar
21
40
YORK
EXCHANGE
21% Mar
26
24 Va Jun
10
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
*■
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
80%
79%
8%
8%
*120
?'
55
65%
20
9
,
54%
54%
*84%
85%
85%
85%
130
80'A
79%
55
85%
*84
80 Va
8%
122 Va
79%
80 %
79
79%
2,700
9%
1.000
9
P 9
9%
*9 Va
2,600
I
29% Feb
31 Va Feb
10
9
114% Jan
7
19 Va Nov
10
87'A Sep
z
21
39% July
8
49% Jun 24
148
Sep
25% Jun
136% Jun
Ex-dlstribution.
1
24
4
.
32 % Mar 11
25
Mar 16
38
Jan
6
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
Young Spring & Wire Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Youngstown Steel Door
37% Jah
6
104% Mar
9
138 Va Jan
4
20% Mar
8
23 Va Jan
7
89 Va Feb
17
116
Jan
4
Zenith
Radio
Corp
10
32%
32%
32%
5
28 Va
No par
110'A
112
112'A
No par
20%
22
21'/a
1
99 Va
28'/a
101
27 Va
101
32%
27%
117
32%
32%
27%
28
115%
rH 00
32%
32%
27%
27%
114%
116%
22%
21%
22%
21%
104%
103%
105%
104%
22
106%
32%
27%
114
21%
104
32 3
4
27%
115
21%
105%
6,600
1,100
20,100
2,900
31,1(
Number 5937
191
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial
and
Financial Chronicle
27
(1343)
Bond Record from the New York Stock
Exchange
FRIDAY—WEEKLY— YEARLY
Range Since Jan.
Lowest
Year 1959
Range for
when
the
letters
bonds
in
the
mature.
column
headed
Period"
"Interest
Figures after decimal point
indicate
GOVERNMENT BONDS
NEW
YORK
Treasury 4s___
Tuesday
Mar. 22
Mar. 23
1
1969
Low
High
month
Friday
Thursday
Mar
High
Low
High
lof.6
.
Low
*99.20
Sales for
1
the Week
Mar. '35
24
Low
High
High
99.26
99.28
*99.18
___Feb
1
1980
*98.24
99
*98.30
99.6
*99.14
99.22
*98.30
99.6
*98.26
15
1974
*97.16
97.24
*97.20
97.28
*98.2
98.10
*97.20
97.28
♦97.18
97.26
Feb
15
1990
Treasury 3%s
Treasury 3 '/as
Treasury 3'/4s
Jun
15
Treasury 3'/4s_——_
*99.22
9:7.24
99.30
*9:7.30
*90.8
90.16
*91.6
91.14
*87.26
88.2
*87.30
88.6
*88.14
88.22
15
1985
*87.12
87.20
*87.18
87.26
*88.6
88.14
*96.8
96.12
*96.30
97.2
1978-1983
May
90.24
*90.16
.
1
90.28
88.4
*87.22
87.28
*87.14
87.22
Feb
15
1964
*96.14
96.18
*96.20
96.24
*96.18
15
1966
*94.14
94.18
*94.18
94.22
*95.2
95.6
*94.22
94.26
*94.20
84.24
Feb
15
1995
*85.24
86
*86.2
86.10
*86.24
87
*86.10
86.18
*86
2%s_
Sep
15
1961
*98.16
98.20
*98.24
98.28
*98.28
99
*98.18
98.22
*98.16
*98.8
98.16
*98.18
98.26
*98.26
99.2
*98.30
99.6
*99
*93.16
*93.20
93.24
*93.16
93.20
*97.30
98.2
*97.26
97.30
*90.10
90.18
*90
90.8
Treasury 2:,/4s
Dec
15
Treasury 2%s
1960-1965
Feb
15
1965
*93.12
93.16
15
1961
*97.26
97.30
1.962-1967
♦89.22
89.30
1963
*94.30
95.2
15
1963-1968
*87.18
Jun
15
1964-1969
Treasury 2%s
Dec
15
1964-1969
Treasury
2 %s
Mar
15
Treasury 2%s
18
Mar
2%s
Treasury
Jun
Treasury 2%s
Dec
Treasury
2%s
'
86.8
99.8
93.20
*94
94.4
*98.2
98.6
*98.8
98.12
90.8
*90.22
90.30
*95.6
95.10
*95.22
95.26
*95.10
95.14
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95.12
87.26
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88
*88.14
88.22
*88.2
88.10
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88.4
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87.4
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87.8
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87.28
*87.4
87.12
♦87
87.8
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86.18
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86.22
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87.12
♦86.22
86.30
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86.22
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86.8
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86.12
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87
*86.12
86.20
*86.8
15
1966-1971
*85.18
85.26
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86
*86.12
86.20
85.28
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86
*85.18
85.26
*85.24
86
*86.12
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85.26
86.2
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85.28
15
Aug
15
Treasury
2 %s_—Jun
15
1967-1972
.
,
;
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86.16
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2 '/as
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15
1967-1972
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85.14
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85.26
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85.20
Jail
20
Treasury
2'/as
Dec
15
1967-1972
*85.18
85.26
*85.24
86
*86.12
86.20
*85.26
86.2
*85.20
85.28
93.24 Nov
10
Treasury
2'/4s
Jun
15
1959-1962
*96.10
96.14
*96.18
96.22
♦96.24
96.28
*96.14
96.18
*96.12
96.16
Treasury
2'/4s
Dec
15
1959-1962
Treasury
2%s
85.4
13
10
Nov
93.24 Nov
5s
—
'
■
—
—
Nov
Bank
_
Nov
94.16 Aug
14
__
93.16 May 20
93.16 May 20
__
96
7
Jan
—
-
-i.
95.30
*95.24
95.28
99.14
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99.9
*99.7
99.9
1985
*103.16
1
1980
*99.16
100.16
*100.24
-
83
102
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102
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102
101.8
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101.8
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101.8
100
*100
101
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101
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101
100
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100
1977
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*97.16
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*99
1978
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94.16
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94.16
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96
*94.16
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*94.16
96
15
1979
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94.16
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15
1968
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96
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96
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1969
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2
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1
1981
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1976
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98.16
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95.16
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asked
Feb
15
1961
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98.16
*97.16
98.16
—Feb
15
1962
*94.16
95.16
*94.16
95.16
_
_
2s
No sales transacted
price.
this day.
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as
New York Stock
Last
Period
Exchange
Sale Price
or
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
Jan. 1
New York Stock
Low
No.
:
High
3%s
City
Issue—
.June-Dec
1980
Stock
Corporate
High
88
87 %
81 fir
33
89
series
85
87
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87
84
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84
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3%.s series No.
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—June-Dec
—June-Dec
Jan. 1
4
*98
—June-Dec
*96
—June-Dec
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3%s
series
No.
3%s
series
No.
15
16
3%s
series
No.
17—;
3%s
series
No.
18—————A
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97%
97%
96 %
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98
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98
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96
96
97%
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__
Range Since
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11
—
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series
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89
Exchange
Last
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Interest
BONDS
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Friday
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Interest
BONDS
*83
yet been admitted to Stock Exchange dealings.
(Range for Week Ended March 25)
Friday
89
100
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100
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100
1950
of
'
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100
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1975
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104
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-
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*99.12
1973
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96.6
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1961
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15
for
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Nov
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
83.6
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96.22
Aug
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96.12 Feb
—- —
87.30
*87.20
Treasury
18
■
90.22
*90.14
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;;
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96.12 Feb
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99.2
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*99.16
the
case
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
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Oct
HIGH
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
each
in
represent one or more 32nds of a point.
LOW AND
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Lowest
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99
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19——-—-—
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series
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series
No.
21
—June-Dec
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97
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1957—April-Oct
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1957
April-Oct
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s
f $ bonds 1978
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i
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98
103
53 %
3%s
1967
3%s
1966
3%s
1962
15-year
15-year
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1969—
4%s
1971
15-year 4%s 1973
15-year 5s 1972
20-year
5s
20-year
3%s
Austria
97%
13
96
33
88 y4
92
99%
25
92
99 %
99 %
98
99'A
42
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102
100 % 102
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52
95%
102
99%
105%
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5%s extl
f $
s
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Belgium (Kingdom of) extl loan 4s
5%s external loan 1972___
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of
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.
24
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—
79 %
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96
98 Va
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167
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91
91
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7
91
91%
bonds of
1931
series
No.
A
80
due
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3
series
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4
3%s
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5
3%s
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footnotes,
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—
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:
see page
31.
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extended to 1960
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El
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98
—
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101%
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3s
(Fed Rep of)—Ext
dollar bonds 1969
bonds 1972_
dollar
10-year
bonds of
—
—April-Oct
April-Oct
1936—
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4s
dollar bonds
1972——
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conv
&
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issue
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102 %
82
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50
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85
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93
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—
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__
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99
1951—
gtd extl loan 1979—
(Republic of) 4%s external
6%)
46%
90 %
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(Dept of) 3s 1978—
Czechoslavakia (State)—
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—
91%
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Cudinamarca
3%s
77 %
98%
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91%
91%
__
—
(interest
——
u—1
93
1951
A
8
;
80
(interest
—
90%
—
„
—
91%
*90
of) 6s of 1928 Oct 1961. .April-Oct
,_Ja7t-July
1961—
—
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3s ref $ bonds 1953 due 1972
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7
93
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1927
of
ext
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91
91%
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53
_May-Nov
1993—
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1963-
1963-——
$
1
__
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———
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—-——
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AChilean Consol Municipal 7s
1960
_
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—
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to
3 As
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60
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A
•
fund
53
*45%
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—
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3/4s series No. 1__
,
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97%
105
sink
is
68%
96%
June-Dec
1941—
1927 due
of
pursuant
to
funding
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ser
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92
36
96
83%
96
June-Dec
1973—
123
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102
102
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82
91%
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77%
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_Jan-July
.Jan-July
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97 %
92
Mar-Sept
1979
adj
92
97
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Feb-Aug
47as d?bs adj (series 8) 1965——
i
Feb-Aug
debt
94 %
89 Va
97
Austrian
4'/as
90 Va
15
—May-Nou
1978
(Repi
11
92
91
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.
94
99%
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__
56
91%
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48%
13
56
78
22
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55
12
82
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1961— _Feb-Aug
assented
A 6s
—
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82%
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sinking fund 6s Jan 1961.
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assented Sept 1961.—:
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—
—~
94
94
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53 V*
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53
53
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—
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l
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—
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81
81
.May-Noi)
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1960
—
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98
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—
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—
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C
ser
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A
—
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——
1945—Jan-July
100
96%
55
_Jan-July
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of) 23/4s 1974——
1975————-—-——— - Mar-Sept
_Jan-July
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s
f 6s. 1948——ApriZ-Oct
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26——
No.
series
Canada
External
—
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Foreign Government and Municipal
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3%s
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Akershus
97%
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I
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—
93
92
95
97
100
28
(1344)
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
.
.
Monday, March 28, 1960
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended March 25)
Friday
Interest
Last
Period
Sale Price
German
(conti
loan
bonds
do.lr.r
bonds
June-Dec
1930
1972
3s
June-Dec
—.—_
1964
paid
part
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paid
par:
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May-Now
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
April-Oct
April-Oct
Jan-July
—
1968
;
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Italian (Republic)
ext s f 3s 1977
( State
30-year
gtd
ext
B
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s
"90
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f
Japanese
f
s
Jan-July
1977
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of)
extl
II
extl
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29
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loan
cx;l
due
1965
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1975
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,
due
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126
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3
92
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37
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extended
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1981
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:
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60
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1965_^-__Mar-Sepf
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20
Feb-Aug
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mortgage 3s 1980
mortgage 4%s
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„
46
1971
1
36
91
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—Aprit-Oct
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I960—Jan-July
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July 1970_May-Nou
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1968
April-Oct
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95%
f
104%
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97
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(The)
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101 %
93%
s
98%
100%
198
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conv
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June-Dec
—June-Dec
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377
355
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Electric
&
&
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Electric Power CcP Ltd—
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;
20 Vi
Jan-July
1
93%
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217% 225Vb
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June-Dec
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295
104'A
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1987
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126
—
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91
Canadian Pacific Ry—
92
1965
97%
98'A
85%
83%
85'A
223
Feb-Aug
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19%
1968—
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Bush
92
1958
31
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—May-Nov
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Jan
series
f
s
mortgage
Canada
__ApriI-Oct
1962
91
84%
1980_—Mar-Sept
A
mortgage. 2%s
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to
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il_Feb-Aug
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90'A
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.
adjustment—
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1962——May-Nov
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1st
95
93 Vi
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89
95
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_
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70
_Mar-Sepf
__
1958
(Union
loan
107
(Kingdom)—
extended
assented
Africa
5 Vis
f
s
_i
1962—
Power
mtge
1952
146%
Jan-July
1968
2012
secured
Electric
1st
due
A Silesia
2%)
external
B
*70
*95%
83'A
;
(Interest
A
2004—
loan
Slovenes
&
secured
58
107
—Jan-July
Stamped pursuant to Plan
Serbs
58
(interest
A
83
89'A
Niagara Elec first mtge 2%s 1975_May-Nov
Burroughs Corp 4%s conv 1981———June-Dec
j—
_
83
5
98
"
ser
debentures
Boston
A
1999
loan
Stamped pursuant
reduced
58
145
Jan-July
90'A
81'A
Jan-July
series
debentures
1st
1999.—
Plan
to
2.5%)
M
mtge
Power
Boeing
(interest
2.5%)
1950—
pursuant
reduced
§A7s
to
86'A
36
75'A
86 %
1979
Consol
90 Vi
57
1957...May-Nov
Plan
55
85%
74'A
Corp—
mtge s f 4s
conv
4'As
*90
75'A
90'A
85
96%
1980-.-—____Mar-Sept
debentures 1966_—Jan-July
Consol
71
64
*55
May -Nov
7i
90
90%
Fe—
Electric
&
4%s
61
April-Oct
2012
reduced
ref
ref
43
58
of)—
to
ret
&
Borden
May-Non
fund
77'/a
94%
:_L:1
income
debs
Gas
Beneficial
-80
June-Dec
2001—
pursuant
conv
Berlin
90 Vi
(Interest
A
sinking
2%)
Paulo
40
61
*59
35
77 Va
76'/a
96%
mtgq 4s ser B 1980—^___Mar-Sept
mtge 4%s ser C 1995-April-Ocf
convertible
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§ A Berlin
69
58
—__May-Nov
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
Sao
62%
A
2004
i—
Plan
to
*58
June-Dec
1952—
pursuant
89%
(Interest
1952
8s
90 Vi
May-Nou
1966
A
2.25%)
to
6Vis
of)
(City)
Stamped
due
Plan
pursuant
reduced
1
71
90 Vi
June-Dec
^
1926
to
10
(interest
A
2.25%)2004
stamped
Paulo
Plan
2012
pursuant
(City
A6Vis
to
71
82
73%
71%
'
RR—
4%s
Consol
April-Oef
78'A
77Vb
69%
56
Feb-Aug
1962_:
1972—1__
debs
Ohio
Bethelehem
1968 .—June-Dec
82
73%
_May-iVou
Mar-Sepf
1984
debs
debs
mtgj -3%s
cons
4'As
(interest
A
gold
81%
72'A
*97
1979
subord
&
cons
1st
April-Oct
1999
fund
external
(interest
Plan
to
308%
72%
121
81%
73
April-Oct
deb
A
C
ser
4%s
1946—
260
22
78 %
77%
91
—May-Nou
Ry -3%s 1963_—May-Nou
4'%s A 1964_June-Dec
ser
Manufacturing
conv
Debt
43
34
290
282
78 %
mtge 3%s series D
cons
—
1921
4'As
conv
1st
66 Vi
43
290
Line
Refining .2%s
f4Vis
1st
(interest
A
Feb-Aug
of)
2.5%)
to
reduced
7s
of
pursuant
Stamped
Plan
sinking
reduced
5 L Rome
to
69
71
63%
1995_
1
Line RR
Coast
Beneficial
69
*
Feb-Aug
2012
(State
loan
internal
A 7s
58
86%
April-Oct
1953
91
63%
61
.
Air
-mtge
{■1st
58%
(interest
A
July
4s
Charl
&
Baltimore
52
May-Nov
April-Oct
2001
I
86'A
57'A
Quar-Jan
1977_i_-__i:
1995_i
4s.
1st
58%
__
Jan-July
1946_
Plan
to
pursuant
reduced
8s
6Vis
2%)
Sul
external
Stamped
-
*58%
A
2006
—
of)
2.375%
pursuant
reduced
A6s
(City
secured
Stamped
§ A8s
1973
pursuant
reduced
Grande
Plan
to
2.25%)
5%s
Janiero
§AExternal
Rio
to
sub
Topeka & Santa
4
Jan-July
~6
90%
90%
1984—
debs
debentures
mortgage 4s
Avco
A
2001
90%
1995____
1977___
Baltimore
16
Nyasaland—
(Federation
§ARio
pursuant
reduced
and
2.375%)
to
stamped
(interest
Rhodesia
Plan
to
pursuant
inc
5s
F*3 %sAdebentures
of)—
stamped
(Interest reduced
90
April-Oct
19791—-'-i---
Atlantic
'
Alegre
8s
98%
90
*95
Feb-Aug
1977
debs
debentures
1st
Porto
95%
1
92%
95
187
April-Oct
debentures
?5s
—__Jan-July
—
3%s
Investment .3%s
Stamped
82 %
84 Vi
14%
14%
15 Vi
1950
%
Vi
*15
April-Oct
sinking fund gold 8s
Inc
Gen
16
14%
l947_April-Qct
5
90
98%
89
176
1962_April-Oct
—
debenture,s'- 19.76_i_._-_—
Atlanta
52
81 %
81
*15 Vi
ApriZ-Cct
;
fund
4%s
Atchison
94%
96
52
seiies
98%
94%
92'A
5
65%
—_Mar-Sept
3s
1977
Gen
smies
12
90
90
13
92
94%
98'A
98 Vi
98%
60
May-Nou
—:
1973
debentures
Co
Corp 4:35s
Co
&
Associates
98 Vi
Atlamicr
Mar-Sept
1959..—Mar-Sept
7s
82 %
63%
April-Oct
:
firj;t gold. 4s July
Steel
Armco
Armour
100
96
98 %
95 Vi
98%
81'A
57 'A
—Jan-July
1969——
debentures
General
99
97'A
65%
Mar-Sept
5'As
99%
96%
59
June-Dec
3Vis
99%
90 'A
38
92
—Feb-Aug
debentures
debentures
5%s subord
Is;
1963_
99%
(interest
20J8
sink
99%
61%
87
94%
April-Oct
1983-1—2
convertible
Arbor
Ann
111
58
98%
—_—_—June-Dee
debentures ^1985—
debentures
3'/4S
98
1947_i__—-Mar-Sept
1968
a.santed
1984
42%
100 '
~6
'
98 Vi
gold
loan
assented
debentures
5s
98%
__
2nd
6s
(Republic of)
§AStabilization
June-Deg
_
external
f
s
s
32
*98 'A 101
1958_—*___—May-ZVou
to
1968___
__May-ZVou
1973
of)
'loo
99 Vi
Mar-Sept
—
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
A Peru
debentures .1971—_•—
4'As
Mar-Sept
■_
1963
to
extended
5Vis
gAPernambuco
1953
(30-year)
1953
(City
43
101% 103
April-Oct
~
s
f cxtl loan
1973
_—April-Oct
Municipal Bank extl sink fund 5s 1970—Jane-Dec
§ ANuremberg (City of) 6s 1952
__Feb-Aug
Oriental Development Co Ltd—
extl
1973_^_
American
*41%
103
April-Oct
1965
5'As
§A6s
1987
42
103
101
90 %
'/8
98%
ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
1982———
75
96 Va
133'A
99%
6
April-Oct
1986_—:
debentures
75
90
77
118
63'
*60
82%
Feb-A?tg
debentures.
41
1
89%
96 VB
,
Feb-Aug
1977
:
debentures
41
75
—
Jan-June
1975
debentures
debentures
Anheuser-Busch
external
fund
June-Dec
—-
43 Vi
75
Mar-Sept
:
sinking fund old 4 Vise
f
s
*41%
1959
84%
76%
*96%
Telephone & Telegraph Co—
debentures
4%s
Mar-Sept
%
6Vis
101
—
89 %
89
82 VB
1987
Co—
3%s
Mar-Sept
(interest
A
2008
fund
pursuant
reduced
Plan
to
2.125%)
extl
1958
*91'A
82%
2030—Mar-Sept
debentures
sabord
conv
2%s
99'A
97
5s
2%s
21
—ApriZ-Oct
6 Vis
fund
101
96%
April-Oct
June-Dec
12'A
12
207
COMPANIES
96%
1964—May-Nov
-April-Oct
1988
3%s
*19%
—
1966.
Power debs
debentures
2s/as
__
12 Vn
207
Machine & Foundry
2%s
__
101
91
10 «/8
207
1970_ -May-Nov
debs
f
s
3%s debs
Co
Foreign
junior
American
(State)—
Stamped
Norway
-
1952
1982
1980
debentures
Airlines
Can
5s
16
11%
*10%
207
207
Jan-July
1979—
3'As
.
extl
ASecured
New
^
(City of)
96%
*12%
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
1964-
3 Vis
2%s
ASmall
§ A Milan
*91
101% 102'A
&
2%s
*19%
92
101 Va
American
19%
20
88%
13
Bosch
American
*19%
92
101
f
s
4.80s
1922
90
*89%
100
ser A
f■•debentures'.'1983—
Co of Canada Ltd 3%s
.
4 Vis
19%
15%
89
101
American
Mar-Sept
92
87%
1
debs
—
„
83
93
122
4Vis1 sinking
1933,—_Jan-JuZy
1
_
14
92
May-Nov
1967
Aluminum
—
15%
1963..Jan-July
83%
122
debentures
f
s
3%s
19%
*19 Vi
§ ASmall
3'As
subord
con
Co
Aluminum
American
ASmall
§ATreasuvy 6s of 1913 (assented to
6s
19
19%
—
Jan-July
____
'
*88a4
INDUSTRIAI
1982
—May-Nov
Alitgatny Ladlum Steel 4s conv debs 1981_April-Ocf
Allegheny & "Western 1st gtd 4s 1998
-April-Ocf
Allied Ci.emi'cal & Dye 3'As debs 1978
April-Oct
16%
__
agree,
100%
99%
1979—J—Feb-Aug
5s
inc-
American
1968_Jan-July
1922
to
mens).1945-
High
101%
59
*76
Alhgnahy Corp debs 5s
June-Dec
agree't)
(assented
*
Vi
1922 agree't)
„
Low
99%
Co 1st mtge 3 Vis 1972- _Ja?i-July
3Vas 1984—
Mar-Sept
Susquenanna RR 4 Vis 1975—April-Oef
&
.
Alaens
100
17
'19 Vi
'
(assented to
1910
of
*19
:
1951
new
§A4s
1963_Jan-JuZy
.
§ A4s of 1904
83'
83
fower
-
agree't)
___
Jan. I
No.
101%
100
June-Dec
AND
-
(1942
-
ASmall
101%
mortgage
?
3s
assented
new
ALarge
Range Since
Sold
99%
*98%
June-Dec
to 1971
Southern
Great
1st
103
(Republic of)—
A5s
—.April-Ocf
-April-Ocf
RAILROAD
97
_June-Dec
—Jan-July
1961 extended
due
Albany
May-Nov
1978_
<1942
1968
75%
Aiaoama
102
Mexican
A New
70%
Alabama
102
May-Nov
to
Mtge
91 Vi
9.5%
Feb-Aug
Bonds
s
High
.
*994] 104
75 Vi
Feb-Aug
1964___
to
or i' i iu.«.y
Bid &, Asked
,
Ui\gua>
6s
!
_
June-Dec
(Republic of) —
3%s-iS-ti '/as (dollar bond of 1937) —
i>;;cernai
readjustment 1979
May-Nov
Extvvnal conversion
1979___—May Nov
3%s-4Va->4t!;i3 ext co.ivcrslon 1978——oune-Dcc
4-41Am-4V2S external readj
1978_
Feb-Aug
3%s extvr.ial readjustment
1S84
Jan-July
Vaile D:1 Cauci See Cauca Valley (Dept of)
§ a Warsaw
(Cicyi external 7s 1958
Feb-Aug
§A4VcS assented 1958
—Feb-Aug
A Yokohama
(City of) 6s of '26 1961
June-Dec
36%'
29 Vb
99%
.19!
.,
.
.
of '27 1961
5 Vis due 1661 extended to 1971—
Toledo Electric Light Co Ltd—
§ls Is-, m-ge $ series 1953—
6s 1953 expended to 1963..-.
93 Va
32'/a
Sale Price
Low
(Ciuy o.):—
Ad%s exch loan
Tokyo
108 Va
147%
Mar-Sept
__Jan-July
,
1974
Government)—
'24 1954
loan
1954
due
Mexico
90
33 Vi
June-Dec
1951
7s
1974
f
s
(Imperial
A6%s
5M.s
29W
105%
1
High
Institute—
loan
cxtl
5%s
Jan.
Low
Last
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
:•
33 Vi
(Government of)—
5%s/s
6 Vis
i
95
;
f.
Mar-Sept
Utility
30-year g„d ext
§AItaly (Kingdom
Japan
Jan-July
1977
f 3s
1947
series
■Italian
No.
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
108
for Public Works
Italian Credit Consortium
7s
105 %
Government—
A 7s
High
Bonds
'
1930—
of
dollar
Greek
Friday's
Low
—
International
5s
or
Bid & Asked
Week's Range
Friday
Week's Range
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
1974_!
3'As
3s
3%s
series
June-Dec
1987
37%
39'A
163
April-Oct
84%
84%
5
__Feb-Aug
*83%
1968—_Feb-Aug
*87%
Jan-July
1974—
series
B
*105%
A
1974
37%
41%
.37%
79%.
.
84%
83'A
90%
"83 Vz
87%
87%
Number 5937
191
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial and
zu
(134DJ
Financial Chronicle
'
I
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Friday
Exchange
York Stock
New
Last
Period
bonds
Sale Price
or
1
Low
dceonPva suborddebs 1979—-———Jan-July
C^i°lc?nvGsubhoad
5'without
kii
103 '/a
Bonds
Range Sinch
Sold
High
Low
1974——April-Oct
6sJSnn Paper & Fibre 3%s debs 1965—Jan-July
ClH n ire 3%s 1981—
——Jan-July
Fi/« conv subord debentures 1984
Jem-July
rhtSie-Se & Ohio Ry gen 4%s 1992—Mar-Sept
Cl™'d and impt M 3%s series D 1996-May-AZou
d and impt M 3%s series E 1996-Feb-Ayg
rp and and impt M 3%s series H
1973—June-Dec
Vr a div first consol gold 4s 1969—_Jan-July
second consolidated gold 4s 1989——Jan-July
r-hiraeo
Burlington & Quincy RR-:
pi,- t and refunding mortgage 3V8s 1985—Feb-Aug
Pkrt and refunding mortgage 27/as 1970_ Feb-Aug
ic
& ref mtge 3s 1990
—
—Feb-Aug
\ll % ref mtge 4%s 1978_
Feb-Aug
debs
subord
v
«,
203
99%
106 %
94%
8
94%
116
84%
10
83
106
96
97%
12
95%
105
p
83
*98
J
"7
31
I
%
RR—
inc conv 5s 1997
April
First mortgage 3%s series B
1985
May-Nov
a5s
income
debs Jan ^2054———May-Nov
rhicago & Erie 1st gold 5s 1982——
May-Nov
rhicaao Great
Western 4s series A 1988—Jan-July
Sneral inc mtge 4%sJan 1 2038
—April
rhica°o Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
A 1st
mortgage 4s inc series A Jan 1983—-April
A 2nd mortgage 4%s inc ser A Jan 2003 —April
rhica°o Milwaukee St Paul & Pacific RR—
First mortgage 4s series A 1994—
Jan-July
General mortgage 4%s inc ser A Jan 2019__April
412s conv increased series B Jan 1 2044
April
A 5s inc
debs series A Jan 1 2055
Mar-Sept
Chicago & North Western Ry—
ASccond mtge conv inc -4'/as Jan 1 1999—April
First mortgage 3s series B
1989—Jan-July
Chicago Roc'.: Island & Pacific RR—
1st mtge 27/ss series A
1980——
.—Jan-July
&
phiraao
Eastern 111
79%
79
79
79
89%
89
89%
79%
a
I
87
debs • 1995—.ii/L.-.-———,—Mar-Sept
1st mtge
5'/2s ser C 1983- —
Feb-Aug
Chicago Terre Haute & Southeastern Ry—
First and refunding mtge 2%s-4'%S 1994-Jan-July
Income
23%$-4%s 1994—
^Jan-July
Chicago Union Station—-,11 /
\
First mortgage- 3Ves series F 1963
—Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s series G
1963_——Jan-July
Chicago & West Ind RR 4%s A 1982— A—May-Nov
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 1st mtge 2%s 1975_ApriZ-Oct
1st mortgage 4'/as
1987..————"
—May-Nov
Cincinnati Union Terminal—
First mortgage gtd 3%is series E 1969—_Feb-Aug
First mortgage 2%s series G 1974__
Feb-Aug
C I T Financial Corp 3%s debs 1970
Mar-Sept
4''4s debentures 1971 ————April-Oct
Cities Service Co 3s s f debs 1977J
-Jan-July
Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago & St. Louis Ry—
General gold
4s 1993-L—L—1———June-Dec
General 5s series B 1993
—___Ju?te-Dec
Refunding and impt 4%s series E.1977—Jan-July
Cincinnati Wab & Mich- Div 1st 4s 1991-Jan-July
St Louis Division first coll trust 4s 1990_May-Nov
Cleveland Electric Illuminating 3s 1970—-Jan-July
First mortgage 3s 1982————
June-Oct
1st mortgage 2%s 1985——
1_.
Mar-Sept
1st
1st
3%s 1936-;
mortgage 3s 1989
1st
mtge
nitge
1st
3%'s
80'/a
4%"s
80
80
80
83
Cleveland Short
Colorado
Fuel
Iron
debentures
3s
47/aS
Corp
debentures
series
3%s
debentures
series
debentures
series
3%s
debentures
1979—
debentures
series
F
1981
series
G
1981—
80
77
82 %
94%
f. :
1st
mortgage
Commonwealth
First
Edison
3s
69
4
69
71
56
23
52 Va
59%
—
82 %
85
74
78%
62%
72
First
54
58
Income
44
47 %
*82
31
89%
77%
i
78%
*65
3
71
54
54
—
Consolidated Edison
First
of
6
47%
*42
—
refund
mtge
23/4s
ser
mtge
2%s ser
mtge
2%s
First
and
refund
*.•/
First and
refund
mtge 3s
?'-S
First
refund
mtge
.
and
First
1st
and
and
refund
ref
M
D
3
&
ref
M
3%s
series
H .1982——
&
ref
M
3'/2s
series
I
1st &
ref
M
1st
&
1st
&
1st
ref
ref
&
M
ref
1st &
3%s
M
ref
M
M
67
5
65 '/a
68
Gen
&
ref
61%
59
66
Gen
&
ref
3%s
&
ref
M
1st
&
ref
M
3s
&
ref
conv
4s
series
M
5'/as
series
5 '/4s
P
seriefe
debentures
conv
L
Q
June-Dec
1973—___—__.i—Feb-Ang
/as
debentures
conv
subord
consolidated Gas
debs
El
Corp—
•-
,
June-Dec
1984
3
As
debentures
debentures
debentures
3s
&
May-Nov
1976————1—
1979_^
i
r
3s cum inc debs
consumers Power
est
mortgage
4%s
.
Copperweld
Can
Co
3%s
on
3s
debs
62
92
15
94
95%
Steel Co—
Northern Rys—
mortgage 4s
For
1st
(1942
footnotes,
series)
1970—June-Dec
see page
31.
82%
89%
89 %
87
89%
82
82 Va
3
80
82 Va
82%
82%
10
82
82%
89%
RR—
1970
H
87
83
41
92%
130
*76
80
75
75
84
81
80%
84
-i.
67
2%s
I
series
series
J
1976
series K
series
3%s
1980-—^
O
gold
1935—-June-Dec
69%
4s
*66%
..June-Dec
lien
first
Mack
&
Second
gold
*66%
96 3/
Aircraft
s
Chemical
94
Dow
95
3s
82
Dresser
92%
80% J
87
90%
Eastern
Gas
92
9
Eastern
Stainless
%
1
75
71
5g
81%
67 Va
87 Va
87%
76
76%
45
72 Va
61
%
4
59%
62
81
)~5
84
*81
Faso
*71'/a
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1990
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26
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1989
debentures
88%
77%
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1978
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.
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71
87
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58
15
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1
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86
103% 106
——
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106
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ref
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1974
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83
44
18%
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—
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mtge
&
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%
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1974—April-Oct
debentures- 1977
debentures
_
66
46
May-Nop
conv
ref
ref
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63
65
97%
59
50%
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&
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71
53%
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conv
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58%
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88
refunding 3s series L 1974
refunding 3s series M 1979
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127
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85
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40
33 %
117
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&
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101
1
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83
10
105
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91
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62
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15
1982—May-Nop
conv
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83
91
1
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90
90
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a
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1
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debs
subord
conv
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92
87
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1986
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93
88%
10
91%
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2007
1978
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Mathieson
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76%
90
95
56%
57
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1966
B
2%s
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mortgage
4Vis
1987
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76
76%
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54
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1991
debs Jan
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2030
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1975
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&
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1980——
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1974
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76
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82
77
80
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mortgage
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debentures
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first
mortgage
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82
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mortgage
1st
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debentures
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2033
series
inc
first
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debentures
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C
debentures
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1978
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series
trust
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1962
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income
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1962
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N
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ser
first
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B
series
income
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conv
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series
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1967
series
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adjustment 5s
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1982
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mortgage
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77
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—
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'
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Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
f
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mortgage
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60
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100
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101
4s
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119
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debentures
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.
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91
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172
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|
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1979
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f
s
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;
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Missouri
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62
1984
debentures
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St
84%
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1979
debentures
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27
—
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—
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debentures
76
77 %
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;
April-Oct
90
84%
94%
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3 Vis
s
f debentures
1978
Feb-Aug
6s
;
84%
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April-Oct
3s
23is
3 Vis
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Inc
(R H)
gold
Elec
mortgage
f
87 %
f
s
1977
1978
debentures
f
s
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■
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134
8
f
s
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debentures
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71 %
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debentures
f
f
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62%
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1974
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s
43bs
106%
1978——
3 Vis
mtge
s
95 Vi
'
——
3 Vis
3 Vis is
4Vis
104%
debentures
second
Gas
s
'
*96
50%
series
4 Vis
ref
ana
Northern
53%
25 Vi
Nashville RR—
mortgage
3.10s
45 Vi
f debs '76-June-Dec
mtge 3%s ser I 2003
33is
50 Vi
41%
*53%
50%
April-Oct
mtge 33/is ser H 2003
4Vis
12
1st
1980———May-Nov
s
1976
refund
McKesson
74
79
May
1976—:
First & refund
conv
9
27%
May-Nov
May-Nov
1965
5s
First
5s
99
44%
44 Vi
May
1979—April-Oct
mtge 274s ser G
May
80
96%
May
;
2003—
contingent interest 2003
mtge 33/aS ser F 2003
s
79%
2
79
78 Vi
May-Nov
refund
3 Vis
2
98
bonds—
refund
Co
64%
57
&
Martin
2 Vi
60 Vi
51
debentures
Maine
IVi
5
79%
'98
—
93%
93%
7
79%
__
19
2
62%
11
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conv
93%
1V8
62%
—
57
&
5s
117 Vi
55%
First
Mack
—
87%
115
93%
1959-;—Mar-Sept
First
Macy
—
86%
55%
debentures
1st
97 Va
——
*88Vi
*116
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s ser D 1976_June-Dec
(Pi Co 3s debentures 1963——April-OcZ
1st
96%
97 Vi
99
*97%
—
Lorillard
1st
93 Vi
*92
50
Co (N Y)—
4Vis extended to 1974..—Jan-JuZy
3.75s
Louisville
50
64%
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&
96%
——
6 IVi
debentures
Louis
56
.
11
conv
St
88
78
62%.
4s
Louisville &
'
78
75
96%
—
79
75%
—
62 Vi
Lockheed
33/is
79
—
78
__
80 %
62%
Libby McNeil & Libby 5s
3s
—
»
79
Feb-Aug
4 Vis
Star
79%
105 %
Low
93
refunding
&
Jan. J
3
70%
Haven &
New
Y
73 Va
—
Hartford RR—
mtge 4s ser A 2007—Jan-July
AGeneral mtge conv inc 4Vis ser A 2022
May
Harlem River & Port Chester 4 Vis A '73_Jan-July
N Y Power & Light first mtge 23/is 1975_Mar-Sept
N Y & Putnam first consol gtd 4s 1993_April-Oct
N Y Susquehanna & Western RR—
Term
1st mtge 4s
1994
Jaw-July
1st & cons mtge
4s ser A 2004
Jan-July
AGeneral mortgage 4Vis series A 2019—Jan-July
N Y Telephone 23/is series D 1982_—__—Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3Vis series E 1978—Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 2s series H 1989
April-Oct
Refunding mortgage 3%s series I 1996—April-Oct
Refunding mortgage 4Vis series J 1991—May-Nov
Fefunding mortgage 4 Vis series K 1993
Jan-July
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
General mortgage 2-Vis
1980
Jan-July
General
mortgage 2%s 1980.
.April-Oct
General
mortgage
3 Vis
1983
April-Oct
General
mortgage
3 Vis
1983
Feb-Aug
4%s conv debentures 1972
_Feb-Aug
General mortgage 47/8s 1987—
Mar-Sept
Norfolk & Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Oct
Northern Central general & ref 5s 1974..Mar-Sept
N
■
3 Vis
to
101%
—
*77%
__
Jan-July
April-Oct
1997
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext
Lone
86
Range Sinee
Sold
No.
58
59%
May-Nov
1973
B
series
4 Vis
Bonds
High
*78
collateral gold 3 Vis 1998—Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent colalteral gold 3Vis 1998 Feb-Aug
New York Chicago & St LouisRefunding mortgage 3 Vis series E 1980—June-Dec
First mortgage 3s series F 1986
ApriZ-Oct
4 Vis income debentures 1989—
June-Dec
N Y Connecting RR 27/8s series B 1975—-April-Oct
N Y & Harlem gold 3 Vis 2000
May-Nov
Mortgage 4s series A 2043
Jan-July
Mortgage 4s series B 2043
Jan-July
N Y Lack & West 4s series A 1973
May-Nov
75 Vi
86
104
*80%
Jan-July
Jan-July
1983
ASeries E 4 Vis contingent interest 2003
ASeries F 5s contingent interest 2003
4.50s
74 Vi
—
102% 103
4s
mtge
South
fixed
5s
Lexington &
118
100
1
—
84 Vi
Railway
4s
D
84
75 Vi
*86
April-Oct
1961
Mich
Valley
B
106 Vi
94
84 Vi
75%
—
94
—-
Friday's
*71%
Shore
Lake
or
Bid & Asked
73%
1988——Jan-July
Jersey
Week's Range
Low
Jeroey
First
;
mortgage
C
212
85
—
102
1976__Mar-Sept
debs
4Vis
Corp
Lehigh Valley RR
ASeries
175 Vi
*
—
Jan-July
mortgage
Series
419
192% 207%
207 V2
Lehigh Coal & Navigation 3 Vis A 1970__April-Oct
Lehigh Valley Coal Co 1st & ref 5s stp '64_Feb-Aug
1st & ref 5s stamped 1974
Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
Series
87 Vi
87%
*94 Vi
1982
County Elec Lt & Power 6s
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
? AKreuger & Toll 5s certificates
A
84 Vi
86
Jan-July
1961
Series
99 %
64
3
Mar-Sept
Kings
1st
96 Vi
99 Vi
_Jan-July
conv
Ry
1st
unguaranteed
Lehigh
98 3i
96
99
87
May-Nov
1961
Kimberly-Clark
1st
10
84
99 Vi
99 Vi
1987
Jan-July
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4Vis 1961___Jan-July
Shore
11
81%
94
3
983i
98%
Jan-July
1977
debentures
Karstadt
Lake
81%
83 Vi
99
1979_May-ZVop
City Power & Light 2%s 1976
June-Dec
Kansas City Southern Ry 3 Vis ser C 1984_June-Dec
Kansas City
Term Ry 23is
1974
April-Oct
Plain
232
83 %
■
•
—•
83%
98 3 i
Kansas
4 Vis
%
Airlines—
Michigan
Stamped
72
71
—
Corp—
1978
35/&s
Royal
43/is
;; '
232
—Feb-Aug
1987_.
33/4S
Central Power & Light
XLM
— —
——
Jan-July
1977.—.
sub
—
Jan-July
•
83%
_
*71
—
—
-
83%
.
*76%
Pipe Line Co—
Circuit
Jersey
Joy
Tel
&
83
76%
.
*83
v
Jan-July
4%s
83
Last
Sale Price
Bell Telephone 3 Vis
Junction RR 4s 1986
-Felb-Aug
New Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
Mar-Sept
New
Orleans Term
1st mtge 33/is 1977—May-Nov
New York Central ,RR Co—
Consolidated 4s series A 1998
Yu?
Reiunaing & impt 4 Vis series A 2013—Apnl-Oct
Refunding & Impt 5s series C 2013
April-Oct
Collateral trust 6s 1960
—
ApnZ-Oct
N Y Central & Hudson River RR—
General mortgage
3 Vis 1997
Jan-July
New
New
79
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
High
72%
7
*80
Mar-Sept
Chemical
&
79
b
Low
No.
High
*82
Feb-Aug
1989
f debentures series A
s
4 Vis
L
Jan. 1
*80
May -Nov
1987
debentures
Oil
1974
1981—
K
77 V
Mar-Sept
1982—_Mar-Sept
I
J
79
—*
May-Nou
May -Nov
1
Credit
Minerals
1979
1980.1
subord
conv
Jan-July
June-Dec
1989
series
Harvester
International
1981
1979
C
G
1972
1st
3.20s
B
series
series
1st mortgage 338s series H
3>/2s s f debentures 1980
Inland
A
1978
B
mtge 33/is ser A
mortgage
Consol
series
Range Since
Sold
Sale Price
Low
Illinois Bell Telephone 23/4s series
Bonds
Friday's
or
Interest
bonds
102 Vi
761
75
79!
79'
78
99 3
88'
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105'•
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Number 5937
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Comtriercial and
Chronicle
Financial
31
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended March 25)
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
(
Last
Interest
New York S.ock Exchange
Period
or
Sale Price
Corporation—
4'As conv subord debs
1984——__
..Apr-Oct
Philip Morris Inc 4%s sf debs 1979—_
June-Dec
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964—_Feb-Aug
4'As
conv
subord debs 1987
Feb-Aug
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3 "As s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s i996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Cnic & at .Louis Ky—.
Consolidated guaranteed 4'/2S ser I 1963-Feb-Awy
Friday
Borids
Friuay's
Bid & Asked
B O N D S
1
Jan.
Low
115'A
High
No.
Low
116'A
372
104%
*100%
__
94'A
*86
98
■:
—
94'A
5
3'As
85
5
98'A
5s
series
A
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913A
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5s
series
B 1975—_.April-Oct
91%
General
3%s
mortgage
Coke & Chem
Pittsb
1st
mtge
Consolidation
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s
Pittsburgh Youngstown
&
general 5.v series
Pipe
Plantation
3'As
Stanuard
98'A
98 Va
98
25
89
92'A
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debs
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Procter
1983
4
88
92
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3
69
69 'A
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92 'A
90 'A
91 'A
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91
Swift
91
92
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*91%
__'
93%
*92
—
100'A
*84
112
110
112
92%
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84
107
25
93'A
90
First
First
and
First
and
156'A
debentures
and
4.%s
1979-June-Dec
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debentures
Quaker
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debentures
refunding mortgage 3'As 1983_April-Ocf
85
April-Oct
1977—_
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
100
1964
3'As
series B
General
Radio
139
America 3'As conv 1989—Jtme-Dec
ref 3'As series D 1995-May-Nov
of
Corp
134'A 140
81 »A
Thompson
88 3 4
Tidewater
96%
100%
91'A
92 'A
Tol &
Reynolds
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Mfg
Co
Rhine-Westphalia
Electric
84'A
85'A
85'A
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6s
1952____
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mortgage
adjustment
series
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1955
6s
series
B
series
C
1978—.
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debentures
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—
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90
—
—
92
1st
90
—
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92%
1st
114'A'
112
113%
123
106%
89%
4
85'A
4%s
122
5'As
1977
debs
conv
6'As
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debs
conv
4
99'A 100
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U
S
St
Power
Lawrence
Second
St
A
1st
St
&
Ry—
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3'As
/
3s
,
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Line
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&
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Ei
198»_Jan-duly
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4%s
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5s
&
86'A
86'A
8o'A
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85
—
,
9
260
93 'A
1979—
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debentures
2'As
subord
Socony-Vacuum
debentures
North
debs
1971
Alabama
1976
*90
RR
81'A
1985-
Feb-Aug
74'A
75
debentures
1987_
Ja n-July
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California
Edison
Southern
Indiana
Ry
Southern
Natural
Gas
Southern
Pacific
Co—
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4'As
Co
Jan-July
Wilson
1994
63
63
10
62%
63
116
1
115'A
120
62%
116
1973_J«ne-Dec
conv
&
Co
guaranteed 2361
Wisconsin
First
Central
mortgage
4'As
93
92%
93'A
55
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4'As
1969———
May-Nov
96'A
95%
96%
93
91
96%
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4'As
1981
May-Nov
88'A
86
88'A
63
83'A
88'A
83'A
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1977
A
___—
98%
June-Dec
*83'A
1986——Jan-July
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2%s series F 1996
_Jan-July
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mortgage 2'As series G 1961—Jan-July
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61%
59'A
56%
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Fran
Term
1st
Southern Pacific
First
mtge
Southern Ry
1st
RR
mortgage
mortgage
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mtge
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coll
series
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series
first
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ser
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range,
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the
in
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year's range,
included in the
y
Ex-coupon.
by maturity.
,
,
,
reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized
or securities assumed by such companies.
Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during current
A Bonds
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1
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first 4s
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Electric
Power 2%s 1976
93 'A
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—
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Gen
•
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54
—
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3'As ser A 1981
s f debs 1980
debentures 1978
B
S
93'A
90'A
88%
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5
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—
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3'As
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71
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85
88
—
—
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139
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1
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—
74
131 'A
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1
7
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137
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1970
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debentures
4s
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74
82%
84
80'A
83%
—
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72
3
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.
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—
81 Vf
88
74
77
—
—
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1967
Ja n-July
3%s convertible debentures
1975
May-Nou
—
12
82
debentures
27As
—
Westinghouse
77'A
88
93'A
94
81
—
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C 1973.April-Oct
1983
series
debentures
income
5s
106
76'A
'
91
81%
registered 2361
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5'As
debentures
1982
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91'A
100
—
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first
90
79
101
89
*100
91
—
1979——
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2%s
convertible
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90
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1969
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87'A
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119
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77'A
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81%
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—
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104'A
77 'A
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;
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103
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West
479
9 8'A
96'A
98'A
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107'A
—
—
93'A
94%
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:
1995
B
ser
3s
84 %
23
75
107% 121
79'A
81%
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96'A 97'A
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5
82%
88
1
West
Jan-July
1979—
2'As
Oil
1968
debs
94'A
21
lll'A 111%
84 'A
84 %
_April-Oct
.April-Oct
1983—
Co—
84'A
—
—
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4s income series A Jan
mortgage
75
—
16
*97
80'A
*85'A
__
first gtd 5s 2003
4'As 1983
4s
89'A
8
94
93 %
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Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co—
3s debentures 1979—
Ja n-July
3'As
101'A
97%
First
1982....Aprii-Occ
1982—
|
103'A
100
98'A
77%
—
*87'A
96
96%
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.May-Nov
:
1976
mtge 3'As ser
Income
RR
mtge
72%
75'A
4
—
96'A
97'A
1981
April
Gen mtge income 4'As series B Jan 1991
April
First mortgage 3'As series B
1971
Feb-Nov
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gtd gold 3'As 2000—Feb-Aity
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'As 1967_Jan-July
96'A
92 %
44
100% 101'A
101'A
101
ref
&
77%
84
98
__
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92'A
94
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__
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1978
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ref
and
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1
—
101
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series
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subord
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--
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32
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Power Co—
2%s ser E
&
Southwest
lien
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85
1
—
,
96 'A
96
1983—Feb-Aug
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Southern
6s
87 'A
86'A
--
103'A 103'A
96%
Oil
&
4
100% 101
101
may-hov
Jan-July
debs
f
s
subord
mortgage
lien
1st
76%
76'A
lo—•
conv
Virginian
96 %
i
2%s
America—
debentures
reluna
&
General
104%
96'A
96
*85%
Corp 4As conv debs 1986
June-Dec
2'As debentures 1965——Ja n-July
Smith-Corona Marchant—
South
Virginia
273
80'A
Jan-July
43As
debs
Union
5'As
—
—
4%s
of
Electric
and
78'/a
—
79'A
67
—
101
1975—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 2%s ser H 1980—Mar-Sept
1st mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981__June-Dcc
1st & ref M 3'As ser J
1982
^April-Oct
86%
82%
—
*76%
Feb-Aug
1977—
deoentures
Co
conv
First
May-Nov
laou
1972__
subord
conv
Skelly
'A
"MO
Mar-Sept
2'As
3
104%
.juue-uvc
1980—.
B
Pipe Line 3.20s s i debs
Shamrock Oil & Gas Corp—
Sinclair
4'As
Virginia
96'A
103
104'A
.............June-Dec
Rubber
conv
Shell
72'A
89'A
94'A
91
Corp—
subord
conv
debs
4s
ctfs
Corp
3'As
81%
85'A
'
90
*83%
April-Oct
1966 ..April-Oct
1967
Works
113'/a
78
78'A
84
81
__
1991_Mar-Scpt
1978
•
-
Service
5'A,s
66 'A
—
—
■s
1982_i.
debentures
Seiberling
77
43
86%
*86%
■
1974—
4%s
5s
72
73
Acceptance Corp—
Roebuck
Sears
Vanadium
68
w—
1989—May-Now
4s
1977
Eons
Steel
Participating
5
70 %
86%
Co—
debentures
f
s
Seagram
RR
United
77
42
•
•
69%
_—May-JVoi;
1971——Mar-Sept
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982...
Jan-July
Air
73 %
69'A
debentures
conv
72%
,
1989__
1st gtd
England
72
73
71 »A
.....Jan-July
ceniricates Nov
Depot
New
Paper
Seaboard
71
70%
—
First
certificates
inc
4s
Union
V
Scott
bond
4s
Paul
Scioto
1997_
A
76
102'A
108
10
47
94'A
—
_April-Oct
4'As
trust
Steel
States
97
97
95%
—
89'A
—
90
Mar-Sept
debentures
debentures
__
Feb-Aug
C
1973
debs
1972
debentures
United
71'A
:
Go—
Ry
series
Louis-Southwestern
Second
St
4s
*72
April-Oct
1
70%
70%
gold 5s 1996-Jan-July
debs series A Jan 2006——Mar-Nov
income
First
1st
*84
Mar-Sept
mtge inc 4'As -ser A Jan 2022
May
4s series B 19«0_——_____mar~oep£
mtge
A5s
1971—
A
199o______,,___
Francisco
mortgage
Second
series
Adirond'k
&
gold 6s
Louis-San
1st
3s
f
1977
2%s
*75
__
June-Dec
May-Nov
June-Dec
1976
debentures
America
of
coll
&
f
s
80'A
'
'
*89
1980
2'As series
s
debentures
mtge
80
'
__
1 1
'
lll'A 114'A
80%B 80%
*99'A 100'A
*98'A —
114'A
*81'A
Corp
Rubber
2%s
Saguenay
27As
4'As
Co
77'A
—
sinking fund debentures 1973
& coll trust 4'As 1977
4%s
115'A
109'A
RR
77%a
—
&
f
s
99
90
*98'A
1975_ApriZ-Oct
mtge
1st
105
96
32
114'A
112
114 'A
1977—June-Dec
1st
89'A
*80%
*72%
90
2%s 1970
coll trust 3%s 1971
mtge & coll trust 3'As 1972—
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975—
3%s
88%
88%
Mar-Sept
27As
tr
debentures
Gas
803A
59
May-Nov
mortgage
mtge
1st
1983—April-Oct
& Electric Corp—
mortgage 3'As series J 1969
Aircraft
Royal
—
Gas
General
Rchr
*95'A
Corp—
subord
conv
Apr-Oct
25
■
1971—May-Nov
1982—
Car
Biscuit
United
89%
82'A
*82%
*78'A
89
93'A
Mar-Sept
1961
3%s
coll trust 2%s
and
coll
Pacific
95'
10
—
3%s" I960—June-Dec
Missouri
1968
3'As
Tank
99%
__
111'A 112
111'A
Feb-A«y
April-Oct
0)1 of California 2%s debs 1970
Refunding
——Jan-July
.Jan-July
jan-July
1978__
4'As
Rochester
mtge
3%s
4'As
Richfield
&
Union
bonds—
1978
A
mtge
Union
May-Nov
_Feb-Aitfif
90%
97%
—
101% 101-%
__
June-Dec
1974
1982
and impt
of
mortgage
1st
..May-Nov
1953
ref
Co
debentures
Union
1950—1
mortgage
6s
85'A
3%s
Corp 27As debs
Electric
95
90
3
83'A
94%
Pacific—
Orleans
New
1st
Corp—
mortgage
§ A Direct
mortgage
80
5
841/2/
70
___Feb-Awy
Power
83'A
§ A Direct
§ A Consolidated
82 'A
1973—April-Oct
Tobacco 3s debs
37As debs 1975
<R J)
3s
70
*87
80
__
*80
„
1985—Jan-July
E
ser
Products 4%s debs
Co 3'As 1986
Ohio Cent
First
65
3%s
M
Oil
Tri-Continental
141'A
120'A
of
RR
Term
87'A
__
99'A
'
June-Dec
2000
gold 5s
refund
and
85 Va
1,438
65
*__
first
Pacific-Missouri
Texas
Union
Reading Co first &
82%
1990—April-Oct
Pacific
4
92
79%
1970—April-Oct
33As series C
23
100%
991/3
2
12
83'A
RR—
M
M
86'A
92
iq9
95'
93'A
refund
Texas
75%
99
991/2
63
991/3
*88
89'A
,May-Nov
refund
80
__
Orleans
New
94%
88
89'A
1383
First
and
105
IO7
99'A
82%
82
Jan-July
April-Oct
May-Nov
First and
85 Va
75%
*86'A
debentures
95
82
*79%
1975——
2%s
Oats
156'A
&
104'A
'156
1972—May-Nov
3s
102'/a
141%
Louis—
St
of
impt M 4s series C 2019
and impt 2%s series D 1985
Company (The) 3%s debs
Corp 3s debentures 1965
89%
8
92
June-Dec
mortgage
91'A
85 %
*90
103'A 104'A
771/4
112'A
99
'82%
*94'A
*91'A
89'A
June-Dec
1979
notes
Assn
Texas
18
94 3A
94'A
May-Nov
,
refunding mortgage 3'As 1968_Jan-July
refunding mortgage 5s 2031...Jan-July
and refunding mortgage 8s 2031 ..June-Dec
and
3%s
Texas
93'A
75'A
77
102
100
98%
__
June-Dec
1979
and
Refund
112
1972
1173
conv
RR
May-Nov
Jan-July
May-Nov
1971
mtge 6s
70%
__
98
99'A
82%
82%
Jan-July
Jan-July
1966
Low
.7
Inc—
notes
capital
Terminal
Co—
and
First
81 'A
senior
1973
debentures
(James)
Refund
First
3'As
84
81 %
5
81'A
First
refunding
5s
84
81 %
1st
debentures
5'As
100'A
98
Inc
2%s
Co
&
27As
Talcott
debs
3%s
75
101 Va 102
99
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
1982
69'A
Chemical
Texas
1981
Gas
&
4'As
(Ohio)
Co
92
jun-July
,
,
Jan. I
High
No.
115'A 118'A
102
1971—May-Nov A
—Jan-July
2%s
1974
*90'A
May-Nov
debs
1963—?—.
debentures
3s
3%s
Electric
Service
Public
3s
1973—
Gamble
&
1970
Co
Oil
Jan-July
April-Oct
debentures
J)
(N
Range Since
Sold
*1105
April-Oct
1982
conv
69'A
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
1986—
Power
Oil
debentures
2%s
Va
3'As
1983.,
Bonds
High
*77'A
117'A
i.June-Dec
April
1983
4%s
California
92'A
.
may-Now
1962—__
23As
Line
debentures
f
s
Potomac
(Indiana)
91%
April-Oct
Friuay's
75
May-Nov
91'A
Coal 3'As 1965-.Jan-July
debs 1967
April-Oct
Ashtabula Ry—
B
1st
E 1975
J'As i9b4
series
of
Standard
mortgage
1970_
Oil
debentures
98 'A
—
_April-Ocf
1985
conv
Oil
4'As
98 'A
5s
Standard
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General
Inc
Standard
—
*98'A
debs
1983
debentures
Spiegel
112
85
2%s
Tel
subord debs 1984
Spokane Internl first gold 4'As 2013
94'A
105
88
*72'A
Southwestern Bell
lu0%
91%
2001
107'A 108%
Consolidated guaranteed 4'As ser J l9o4_Ma2/-iNOV
or
Bid & Asked
Low
120'A
94'A
108'A
Week's Range
Sale Price
High
114
Philco
Period
Last
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Range Since
Sold
selling
week.
flat.
American Stock Exchange
RECORD
WEEKLY AND YEARLY
the transactions
March 21,
is compiled from the report of the American
In the following extensive list we furnish a complete report of
on the American
Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
and
ending
Friday, March 25. It
Stock Exchange itself and is intended tc. include every
stock or bond in which any dealings have occuned during
Range for Week Ended March 25.
Friday
Week's
the current yea
for Week
Shares
.
Sales
Range
of Prices
purity^whether
■
Friday-
Week's
Sales
Last
STOCKS
Range
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Low
Par
Aberdeen
Petroleum
Corp
Acme-Hamilton
class
Acme
Mfg Corp____
Precision Products Inc
Acme
Wire
Co
A
1
10c
3%
1
Aerojet-General
Corp
.......I
Manufacturing Corp _______T
Supply Manufacturing——___1
3'A
3%
5
Jan
Jan
Agnew; Surpass
Aid Investment
Ajax
3,000
2'A
Feb
5'A
400
4%
Feb
5%
J an
17% Mar
21'A
Jan
Alabama
Feb
71%
Feb
Alabama
9%
Jan
Alan
7
Jan
19
1,000
60%
65
12,000
7%
7%
2,000
5%
4,900
58
T
6% Mar
4% Mar
Low
Par
2%
4%
35.
American Stock Exchange
2'A
17%
65
Last
Sale Price
High
nw
3%
7%.
see page
'
3 'A Mar
2,100
4%
footnotes,
'
Range Since Jan. !
T
Aero
For
.
STOCKS
High
Aeronca
-
4%
2%
10
-
."...
for Week
/
»
5%
Shoe Stores
*
& Discount Inc——1
Ltd
Petroleums
Wood
50
preferred—_130
Co common
10
preferred———--100
Southern—
Great
Power
4.20%
Steel
cumulative
50c
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
High
18% Mar
22
Jan
19'A
5'A
19'A
300
5'A
5'A
700
5%
Feb
6'/4
Jan
1,900
%
Jan
ii!
Jan
! 1
i«
141
141
30
141
Mar
82
Jan
83
83%
75
32%
33%
200
144
Feb
83% Mar
31% Mar
42'A
Jan
Mar
86%
Jan
81
32
(1348)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended March 25)
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
Friday
Sales
Friday
American Stock Exchange
Week's
Last
STOCKS
w
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
Low
Alaska
Airlines
Algemene
Inc
5%
Alliance Tire
Allied
Pictures
Allied
Paper
American
American
Electronics
Co
Israeli
American
i
.
34 Va
13%
14%
MARC
Meter
6% Mar
10%
2,500
16% Mar
23 Va
74 %
81
500
,—-20
175
1
13%
13%
13%
6,400
20
44.%
11%
•
class
A.
13%
13%
4%
4%
Corp.
Power
&
Co
Armstrong
A
Aluminum
Oil
Scores
Tel
cl
A
12,900
,'j,; mar
1
Jan
16%
500
16 % Mar
6%
300
5%
6
6
Jan
8%
Jan
4,900
5 % Mar
6%
5% Mar
6%
8,600
2,000
22%
10%
Jan
Chief
Jan
91% Mar
Christiana
Oil
34%
Jan
38%
Cliroinalloy
•
30%
Jan
35 %
jan
Cinerama
Jan
88%
Jan
Clark
1838
Jan
29'/a
Feb
Claroslat
47
Feb
33%
22,300
23%
24%
1,100
42%
41%
45%
12,500
5%
4%
4%
%
7 %
21%
2,200
21%
5,100
Feb
9%
Club
9 %
Jan
3
1%
Jan
9%
9%
9%
12.900
7%
Feb
11%
Jan
•
11%
*
--
800
11% Mar
100
99%
800
•
00
59
60 %
50%
46
52
-
5c
56
11,300
46
Mar
66
'
6,800
1 Va Mar
Feb
55% Mar
2%
Jan
6,900
2%
22,100
16%
8,100
12%
12
4,600
11 Vb Mar
15Va
13%
5,400
12 Vb Mar
17%
Jan
9%
7,100
1% Mar
11%
Jan
8% Mar,
2 % Mar
Jan
11%
3
Jan
1
11%
.11%
1314
12%
1
9%
8
5%
900
5% Mar
6
Sand
11%
11
11%
1,000
10% Mar
13%
Jan
10c
lnc
27
26%
29%
5,700
25 %
Feb
31%
Jan
45%
100
Mar
51%
Jan
com
5 %
1
Corp
Corp
45%
3
300
5%
5%
l
preferred
A
4 %
43
Feb
Bailey & Selburn Oil
Baker
Industries
& Gas
class A
Baldwin
Rubber
Baldwin
Securities
Co
850
16
A-eO
1
Corp
17%
17
18
2,000
16
Mar
lc
.
Barcelona Tr Light & Power
Barker
Brothers
Corp
Controls
3%
Ltd
B—
(AS)
5 Va
Paint
Corby
Brooks
iHC)
5%%
Brad Foote
3,900
2
Mar
3%
Jan
19% Mar
24 %
Jan
Brazilian
3%
American
Oil
Tobacco—'
Co
B
Biown
Mills
cl
Hill
Burma
Mines
American
Burroughs
Burry
Biscuit
Calgary
Calif
&
rets
&
California Electric
$3.00
$2.50
6%
13%
Feb
17%
2.200
5%
18%
50
5%
5 %
1,000
4%
Feb
8%
100
8%
Jan
9% Mar
Feb
7%
18% Mar
20 %
Jan
6 %
Jan
16% Mar
19%
Feb
700
35% Mar
38%
Feb
97%
97%
99
110
94%
Jan
99
29%
29
32
9,500
25%
Feb
39%
14
Feb
15% Jan
%
14%
14
2%
2%
800
2%
800
2%
Feb
3
Consol
Oil
footnotes,
3% Mar
1%
Feb
5 Va Mar
43%
Jan
Feb
23%
jan
15%
Jan
9%
8%
9%
48,200
6%
Feb
6 Vb
20
9% Mar
Jan
5%
Jan
9% Mar
10
Jan
7
Mar
"l
16%
32%
4'a Mar
5%
4 %
~1
Feb
5%
Jan
1
Jan
1%
Jan
14% Mar
26 %
Jan
27 va
35%
26 %
Va
23,000
16'a
17%
10,000
32
33%
2,300
16%
16%
600"
16 % Mar
25%
27
800
23% Mar
1
Feb
Jan
Feb
16% Mar
28%
Jan
7%
8%
1.300
10%
9%
10%
7,700
8% Mar
4%
4%
4%
1,100
4%
Feb
6% Mar
6%
6
6%
8,700
5'a
Jan
7%
8
7%
Jan
9 Va Mar
14 Vb
Jan
Feb
900
17% Mar
20%
Jan
2
Ho
2
6,500
1% Mar
3%
Feb
9%
8%
9%
6,000
8%
3%
3%
2%
3%
6%
6%
6%
8,900
13'/a
14%
3,800
18%
1
18%
19%
7,000
900
3
Jan
3'a Mar
2% Mar
9% Mar
4%
Jan
3% Mar
4%
4%
5
2,500
Mar
7%
13 Vb Mar
16%
Jan
7 Vb Mar
13%,
%
%
%
Xl4%
14%
15
7%
Jan
Mar
6%
Jan
6
4
Jan
18'A
1,600
Feb
1
Jan
Jan
%
2,100
32
36
jan
17%
Jan
Jan
14% Mar
18%
100
17 Va Mar
19%
15%** 15%
1,300
15 'a Mar
18%
15%
15%
600
18'A
Jan
7%
800
7%
13%
Jan
16%
Feb
18%
9'is
9%
1,500
2%
2%
7,200
38%
2%
39
39%
9,700
7%
5
9%
Jan
1!)
Jan
7%
Feb
8%
Jan
10c
"4%
16%
ie
Jan
9% Mar
_4%
3,800
250
16 %
%
35%
Feb
7 v8 Mar
7%
7
Jan
3%
46 Va
700
4g%
4%
9%
Jan
Jan
8% Mar
2%
38
600
7%
10
*
25
15
440
i3ff
iff
%
51 %
58'a
20,900
11%
Feb
Feb
62
5%
Jan
6% Mar
8%
Jan
16 Vb Mar
%
Feb
Mar
26
18 Va
1 Va
Jan
Jan
Mar
41
jan
%
Jan
48 % Mar
63%
Jan
11
Feb
23,500
58 %
Jan
Jan
8
Jan
4
14,400
10
41
%c
Mar
va
Jan
Feb
class
a__ii*
-at
9 %
Crystal Dairies
50c
Davega Stores Corp common.—2.50
5%
preferred
Davidson
Brothers
Day Mines Inc
Dayton Rubber
d
c
Transit
10%
8%
Jan
l__Ll
Inc
class
System Inc
a
8%
10%
3,500
9%
3,400
6%
Jan
950
13%
Feb
4%
4
%
2,100
4% Mar
4%
2,100
4
35
cl a
com__20c
Dejay Stores
a common
Inc
.___5
41
i—_1
10%
11
800
2%
3
300
39
41
Feb
5
Jan
Desilu
6%
Feb
8%
Jan
Detroit
Manufacturing—
1
Mar
31 %
Jan
Detroit Gary Iron & Steel Fdrs Inc
—1
6%
Feb
20 %
3,200
10
12%
9%
Jan
Feb
Mar
17
5%
Jan
4%. Jan
Feb
Jan
Feb
10
35
12
Jan
2% Mar
33 %
Jan
Jan
135
3%
Jan
41% Mar
Feb
140
Development Corp of America—
1
Va
138% 138%
__100
f.___
Mar
33%
10%
ouc
Dennison m'fg class
8% debentures
Mar
10
17
4
4%
10c
Co
10%
16 Vb
__20
—
4%
30
30%
375
so
42%
42%
42%
150
38%
Jan
1
2%
2%
2%
36,100
2%
Feb
32%
34%
2,400
29% Mar
37
Jan
10
10
200
9% Mar
10
Mar
8% Mar
10 %
--
34
9
ft
33 V4
35
9%
-
v
400
600
35
§1
7%
7%
m
7
5%
5%
2%
66%c
36,100,
15%
5%
3%
16
15
700
700
1,800
1
5%
5%
3,900
50c
7%
7%
100
'
47
218
Jan
Jan
"
33
Mar
7% Mar
10%
Feb
14% Mar
5% Mar
2% Mar
15
39 % Mar
Productions
Gasket &
$1.25
preferred-—_________
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
Dilbert's
Quality Supermkts
1%
1st
15
834
2,700
2%
500
14%
2.50
9%
15
300
9%
1,200
9vs
Jan
15% Mar
16%
15 %
Jan
Jan
7
Jan
8
Jan
3% Mar
19%
jan
4% Mar
.7%
Jan
7
7%
Jan
Jan
Feb
8%
Jan
2t/-> Mar
14% Mar
15.200
9
Mar
10%
8%
3%
Jan
Jan
Jan
16%
Feb
llva
Jan
%
>
8%
%
ft
2%
1
2%
2,700
2'/a Mar
3%
8%
9%
1,500
7%
9% Mar
*
21%
20%
21%
4,500
10c
2%
2%
2%
14,500
1
18'A
18%
18%
7,000
56
56
3
33%
34
250
410
413
5
14,100
ft
200
Jan
Jan
Mar
2% Mar
ft Jan
Jan
23%
Jan
3%
Jan
18% Mar
20%
Jan
55
58
Jan
Amer
dep rets ord
6,300
1,300
6 %
20
i a
t 0
12
1
10%
Feb
Feb
14%
14%
Feb
Jan
5% Mar
8 % Mar
17%
Feb
20% Mar
lii
Feb
1%
Jan
8%
9
600
8% Mar
10%
Jan
9%
9%
600
9va
%
lii
6,500
Jan
9% Mar
5
21%
23
Research—-hi—iii
11%
10%
11%
8,100
2%
8%
8%
11,700
i •
i"*
Bridge Co Ltd
Dominion Steel & Coal ord stock.
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd_
Dominion
Textile
Dorr-Oliver
s2
Inc
Co
Ltd
Dorsey
(The)
Drilling
Duke
&
Harris Co
Power
DuMont
Co.
(Allan
12% Mar
16%
Feb
Feb
14% Mar
16%
Jan
9%
Jan
8% Mar
10%
Jan
50
28 % Mar
31%
Jan
100
12%
5,000
9'a
10 %
37,400
b)
9
______iiiihi*
Laboratories
American
dep rets ord
(The) Co..
Durham
Hosiery class b
Duro Test Corp
Duval Sulphur & Potash
9 Vb Mar
10
27%
27
13%
Jan
8
% Mar
10%
Jan
47
11%
Jan
47 vb
Jan
33 va
Jan
10%
Feb
28%
4,400
25 Vb
Feb
8'a
5,700
7%
Feb
9 va
32
8
Feb
38%
45%
44%
4.1
% Mar
46 3
b
700
46 3
Jan
jan
8
Mar
jan
1
8%
7vb
8%
35,300
6% Mar
9%
_10s
3'a
3%
3%
300
3 Vb Mar
3%
jan
1
4%
4%
4%
5,300
4% Mar
6%
Jan
5%
6%
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
Duraloy
10%
2,200
9%'
5
—
20%
1,400
11%
;
Jan
Jan
Feb
2,600
29%
_1
Feb
7
15
8%
Corp.
Mar
13%
29 %
_iii_ii
Ltd—_________hi
iiiiii
*
Exploration Co_i~iiii~"i~i
Jan
23 %
14%
9%
12%
7 50
Brewery
Draper Corp
5%
Feb
4}3 Mar
19%
14%
13%
•
Douglas Oil Company—
Driver
800
32^50
preferred
Dow
100
19 %
i*
j
!
common
8
Vb
10% Mar
'
5%
21%
Dome Petroleum Ltd
Dominion
1
10s
reg
commonllll*
1
20%
24
24
25
1,000
1
Dynamics Corp of America—
19
•
Coll i
11 %
11%
12
18,300
40%
40%
35%
34
36
500
Feb
Jan
18 % Mar
23%
jan
Mar
28%
Jan
Jan
13%
Feb
24
10%
e
Feb
Eastern
Feb
Eastern States Corp common
3%
Jan
34%
Jan
7%
Jan
4% Mar
7%
20%
8%
reg
46 Va
Jan
400
1
&
55%
33%
4,400
10%
25n
Corp
Chemical
Feb'
Mar
13'A
10%
__10
Jap
3 ,s(.
12%
10'/a
com__10c
preferred
Feb
54
f*
3
5
18
45
—
—
1
1
50
%
12%
Distillers Co Ltd—
Dixon
Mar
10%
8%
x8%
2%
10
50
Jan
Feb
1,800
Jan
35.
9,300
Jan
Mar
11%
15,200
9
see page
%
3%
32
9%
4%
Jan
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Jan
1,600
6%
6%
Insurance
Feb
28%
5.800
4%
12 %
Co
136%
4
6%
—50
Gas
Feb
116% Mar
13%
4%
50
&
16
23
6%
1,300
common
Jan
Jan
3%
•
shares—3s 6d
Power
Feb
1%
ljtg Mar
13
11%
700
Daltch
Jan
5%
2,400
Ltd
8%
d
Feb
18%
7
preferred
Calvan
For
5,100
13
preferred
Fire
17%
6%
preferred
Camden
16
12%
Inc
Jan
22%
4
,_1
(Md)___
Manufacturing Co
13,300
1
Corp
Aviation
Jan
7%
1
Corporation
Curtis
18
12'/2c
Edmonton
Eastern
Cubic
Jan
12%
Corp
Feb
28 %
5,300
7,900
11,100
•
Jan
13%
600
Inc
1%
4%
36 3a
20
vtc.
10%
1
ord
Jan
9%
Feb
46% Mar
•
Son
1 vb
4
34%
•
Jan
34,800
Company
25% Mar
30 Va
22%
»
Feb
Ltd—
dep
vb
4%
2.50
Feb
14%
Corp.
(JP)
1
35%
—_50c
8%
15% rl5%
Co
Feb
24% Mar
132
1
Co
12%
8%
1
(The)
Tobacco
44%
13%
Co
Buffalo-Eclipse
1,100
1
common
400
400
9
5%
——.—10
.
Machine
Bunker
Venezuelan Oil
15%
Ltd class B
&
Co
Cuban
14%
preferred
serial preferred
Die
Land
Jan
1
convertible
6%
&
3%
com_30c
:
A
Company new common
Buckeye (The) Corp
Budget Finance Plan common
Buell
Oil
Diversey
BSF
60c
133%
133 Va
6,700
25c
1,900
5%
•
common
Rubber
Bruck
2,300
2,000
5
1.25
Co
Jan
——30c
Distillers
preferred
Drug
12%
£1
—
Jan
1
a
Crown Cork Internat'l "a" partic
Crown
Cuban
Ltd—
dep rets ord reg—
Brown Company——
4%
|
46
—
•
i
Feb
8% Mar
2%
Ltd—
12 %
f 9
£1
Power
Feb
*
$1.12 preferred..
Cuban American Oil Co
V
i
Amer
Class
1ft
15'b
1.50
Jan
37
Co
dep rets ord reg
Amer dep rets ord
reg
Forman
1 Va
14%
*
Jan
1
American
Brown
1
s
1 is
~7
(new)__l
a
1%
16%
.
Amer
100
%
1
common
class
16%
——*
Ltd
7%
14%
.1
British
Columbia
Reynolds
8
36
Light & Pwr ord
Petroleum
7%
6
_____•;
Corp..
45%
9
20c
31vb
•
Feb
17%
Inc
Feb
Mar
10% Jan
44% Jan
27 '/a
10c
Feb
1.50
British
British
10% Mar
3634
Manufacturing Co
British
2,500
9
4%
10c
Engineering
46
—„——1
Petroleums
Jan
-100
Corp
Bridgeport Gas Co__
Britalta
23 %
*
Breeze
Brillo
3%
30
7
10c
3%
10,100
22%
35
5
Inc
1
1,500
%
2>/a
•
Co_.
Crowley Milner & Co
Crown Central Petroleum
28 % Mar
•
common
Works
Traction
20%
1
1
1
—
new
&
7%
19%
9'a
21
5
&
Crystal
1
.
Gear
Jan
2%
1
35'/a
4
American dep receipts (ord reg)
§1
Carrier Industries Inc (Del)_50c
Creole Petroleum
:
5
2
1
1
——1
Crane
Mar
common
:
Feb
8
—3
5
10
2
non-voting
Courtaulds
Jan
1%
54,200
50c
.
prior preferred
Inc
8
10%
19%
Jan
7% Mar
28
__1
.1
10c
class
12%
Chemical Co Inc
Bourjois
Jan
4
8
2
36 7
6% Mar
19 Va
24 % Mar
Beverage Corp
10%
'
Borne
Cott
1,400
25
Co
Inc
Jan
20%
.
Co
25%
8%
17% Mar
800
4,400
9
6% Mar
100
Inc
Ray
Products
preferred
18%
1
__
Bobbie
$1
Jan
Feb
2,900
8%
20%
8%
Jan
250
inc.—j
1
Distilling Ltd cl a voting.*
b
Corroon
Jan
20
.1
Inc
Bohack
Jan
27
Corp
&
8f*
6%
21%
7%
20
Feb
Feb
5%
400
&
(h)
2G-%
25c
Ties—.
(S)
10,200
8%
1,000
Va
9
Cooper-Jarrelt
25
7% Mar
1.200
7.50
Belock Instrument
Corpl
Benrus Watch Co Inc
Blumenthal
8
7%
20'A
5%
102 Va
Feb
30
Materials Corp
Varnish Co
Continental
Cook
.7%
50c
Telephone of Canada
Bickford's
Jan
5 Va
Jan
%
j an
5% Mar
50c
Blauner's
Jan
Jan
Jan
99 %
24 %
Air Lines lnc
Industries
1
.
class A
Shoe
1
jan
8% Feb
29%
Pacific Ltd
Continental
26%
.___
Bearings
Bell
3%
6
100% 102
102
*
Commercial
1
Class
Incorporated
Bayview Oil Corp common
Beck
5,100
56
80
22
24'A
•
10
—.—2
2.50
Co
Stone
&
Aviation
1
Basic
Inc
Beau-Brummel
2,900
1v4
7% Mar
47% Feb
Feb
Equipment Co
Continental
J.
Candy Corp..
Baruch-Foster Corp
convertible
3E
If*
2,100
Jan
Jan
vtc
Sun
7%
Earton's
6%
3%
•
Co.
Inc
5% Mar
23
Banco de los Andes American shares
Oil Ltd
_50c
Barry
32,000
21
•
Engineering
8'
23
Banff
Barnes
7%
8
1
28
1,000
56
7%
51
55
Jan
25
Coro lnc
1
Mar
~7%
"
~7%
1
Oils
Continental
'..;
Inc
11 '/a
22% Mar
Royalty Oil..
Class
b
3,300
10
New
Continental
Jan
10c
Pruuucts
non-cum
13%
1,000
Co
Products
Caribbean
Construction
18'A Mar
10c
—
xl3%
23%
—lc
Consolidated
Feb
8%
13%
jan
1% Jan
13% Mar
22 Va
—,
Consolidated
Jan
8%
2%
16%
8%
% Mar
68
Community Public Service.,
10
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65.1
Compudyne Corporation
...
25c
Connelly Containers Inc
,_50c
Consol Diesel Electric Corp
10c.
Consolidated Mining & Smelt Ltd
Feb
2%
1
1,900
80
New common..
Jan
16%
peso*
%
*
Consolidated
10
%
Jan
Corporation
Aluminum
Colonial
Jan
2%
Feb
1-%
1 %
1%
13
104
Jan
1% Mar
700
1 3
10
Va
14
Jan
Manufacturing
Lambert
&
Cockshult Farm
Jan
Jan
2
10 'a Mar
73 %
common
Manufacturing
Clopay
1%
ll3,4
% Mar
500
50
1
Jan
Jan
102
2,900
77
Co
Clayton
2% Mar
1%
Mar
A
11. Va
77
1
—
Jan
5.100
11%
Inc
Controller
Jan
3,000
102
7
Mar
5
%
11%
100
1
Mining
Jan
1%
2
8,600
7
%
11 %
Feb
Corp—.
8%
6%
Feb
2%
•
Jan
Feb
2
Corporation
Claussner Hosiery Co
% Mar
'
12'a
7%
#63%
Corp
24%
6% Mar
1,400
%
.
Mar
4% Mar
8,900
•
21%
6
7
21%
38
5%
14,400
9'A
Feb
160
Clary
33
Jan
9,300
1
Consolidated
85%
6,600
38
Jan
1%
30% Mar
Jan
7 % Mar
310
86%
37%
14%
5,200
Ltd
Co
Jan
(3 Mar
4,600
16
a
preferred—
Cherry-Burred
Corp
Cliesebrough-Pond's
Inc
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Jan
9%
40c
Corp__-
Collieries
Charter Oil
Jan
100
:
27%
9
19%
Mar
8%
1 5
13
2%
pref
conv
Jan
"5>rv
66 Va
Century Electric Co
Century Investors lnc
Chauiberlin Co of America
Mining &
Electronics
Ayshire
Jan
1 %
new_.
Inc.—
Avnet
2%
2%
_____________
Steel
2% Mar
1%
partic
Corp
class
3,300
b
35
Mar
14
""is
6%
~3%
2
pfd
Light 4%
iff
pref—100
3.50%
Power
Central Securities Corp
Feb
1
Corp option warrants
Plywood Corp_i
Sewing Centers Inc
Inc
32%
38
Goiio
Non-voting
Jan
29%
le
Supply
Tel
Consolidated
Automatic
conv
5%
25
1
.
America
Co
Stationers
Associated
Avien
ser
$1.50
Jan
Coastal
lnc
of
Associated
Plastics
$1.40
90%,
40c
Atlantic Coast Indus Inc
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Atlantic Research Corp
Aurora
Jan
4% Mar
33%
4
2.50
Gas
Devices
16%
£1
Food
Audio
13% Mar
3,400
89%
4
_
reg
Laundries
Atlas
4,800
4%
Industries—
Associated
Development
14%
16%
6%
1
——
Corp
Corp Ltd
Associated
Atlas
j an
%
9
Maine
51%
90 %
1
.
Co
preferred
Associated
Atlas
Central Power &
24
class
&
Jan
100
Equipment
dep rets
7%
ft
27
warrant*
Electric
Central
5% Mar
19,900
3% Mar
66
Corp
Hadley
Feb
10
1
1
1
Corp
Instruments
4v %
6
_2.50
Light 4.72 pfd
Rubber
Central
6%
5
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Armour &
Cenco
5,600
—1
—*
.
America
of
Corp
Jan
Feb
4%
1
& Co
Jan
ft
_5
4%%
Catalin
14%
2'/2
5%
Feb
(am)
Feb
52
2%
i
—_
45
Jan
11%
50
_2
__
100
del
Castle
6% Mar
Feb
39
(j w) Co
Products Corp
26
30 %
.
20c
Atlas
Carter
vr
2%
20c
—
AUttiitica
Jan
Carolina
22% Mar
30%
1
■
pfd
Amer
Can-eras
15%
Feb
t-1
-5
.'
5.50
Power & Light $5 pfd
*
Ltd Amer dep rets b ord_2s 6d
10,700
2
Ltd
Power Co
Oil
Jan
\
8%
Co
«
46%
Appalachian
Associated
Jan
Corp
100
i.
7
45
Anken Chemical & Film
Corp___
Apollo Industries Inc
Asamera
8%
50%
4%
12,400
,4
46%
5
—_
12%
22%
5
Angostura-Wupperman A—
A hex
Jan
4
*
""
.10C
& Oils Ltd
1
Petrolina Ltd partic pfd—10
Williston Minerals
6c
Carnation
12%
1,000
6 va
6%
„
A_
Mines
Convertible
6:1»
Jan
Mar
42% Mar
4,400
44%
to
1
preferred
class
Oil
42%
11 %
22%
12.50
Amer
Arnold
Jan
3%,
Can Northwest Mines
Casco
6
5%
6
-si
—
Exploration Ltd „.__4 7R
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shs_2.40
Aro
360
vtc_l
Capital City Products
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
20,600
50c
Anchor Post Products-
Arkansas
Canal-Randolph
Jan
8%
17%
7%
Writing Paper—_
Fuel
Jan
7%
44%
Inc
American Thread 5%
Arkansas
16%
78 %
7%
Photocopy Equip Co
American Seal-Kap
Corp of Del
Anglo
Canadian
16%
42%
American
Lead
Jan
7%
73/4
co
Petrofina Inc
An aeon
37%
17 %
42%
Manufacturing Co
Co
Canadian
Feb
81
3%
1
High
3% Mar
29% Mar
—-1
Feb
Feb
31%
100
20
Marconi
Canadian
5 %
11%
12% ™<ir
13 600
81
Jan
3%
common
Co
Mar
10
1,600
14 V4
Jan
12% Mar
ar
Ltd.
Ltd
Co
preierence
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd.
Canadian Javelin Ltd
Jan
%
Cement
4 % Mar
700
4,000
—_1
;
——
American
Oil
5
4
Bread
Range Since Jan.
Low
High
3%
6 Va %
Paper Mills Ltd—
shares
Amurex
]
1-74
10%
Inc—.—
American
American
Canada
7% Mar
10%
3% Mar
32
Laundry Machine
American
2,100
4%
1
American
American
3%
12 V4
.—-—1
_
Feb
7 % Mar
10%
America $3.75 pfd_100
Book
3%
6%
11,300
32%
Beverage Corp—
American
3%
5,000
8
14%
Feb
.——8
a—,—__.
American
Jan
10
—
of
69%
—1
—
All-State Properties Inc_.
Inc..
Co
Feb
1
Allied
Aluminum
58
9%
7%
7%
£1V»
Corp
convertible preferred
Control Co Inc_—
Alsco
6%
1
%
Corp.
7%
Low
Par
Jan
26,000
13%
7%
& Rubber class A
Artists
5 %
12%
-10c
Corp warrants
Airlines lnc—
Allegheny
6%
100
13%
American Engineering Co_.
Alleghany
Mar
64
64
dep rets Amer shares
Algom-Uranium Mines Ltd.
All
1.300
5%
5
V—
N
Amer
Exchange
American Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
High
5%
Canada
,
Kunstzide
stocks
Malleable
Iron
25
1
SI
preferred
series
a
$6
preferred
series
b
*
200
2,900
•
edo
Corporation
class
i_1
a
4
40
% Mar
32 Va Mar
176
164
10%-
xlOVa
165%
125
10%
500
164
10%
Jan
43%
44 Va
182
Feb
Jan
Jan
Mar
169%
Jan
Feb
12%
Jan
32.
Number 5937
191
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended Marth
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
Stock Exchange
American
Week's
Last
~
Low
Par
1%
22%
5
Electl'ip Bond & Share
TTiPLtrographic Coip ,——-—.—•-—1
Millwork Corp—
common.
Erie
13
941/2
94%
95
9%
9%
Corporation Ltd
Pipe Line
Eureka
20,600
3%
39-8
loO
5%
5%
2,900
11%
Feb
3%
Jan
Feb
41%
%
Royalty
Iron
4
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Israel-American
Feb
11%
Jan
9% Mar
12%
Mar
8%
Jan
Feb
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Feb
Alleghany
Allegheny
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87,000
A
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133
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American
If
Jupiter Oils Ltd—«———
Jan
Feb
Feb
157
Kansas
-•
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Feb
15%
3,000
14
Jan
27
550
27
Feb
28%
Jan
Kawneer
16%
200
15% Mar
17%
Jan
Kay
i a
5,300
% Mar
16%
%
i
1
Jan
3% Mar
5'A
Jan
6 'A
Jan
Kin-Ark
1,800
5 'A
Jan
7%
Jan
._10c
11%
10 %
11%
4,800
10%
Feb
%
7 Va
6,800
Kingston! Company-—
1
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum Co
.
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd—.———i
Klein (S)
Dept St-, res Iikx.-^.
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Klcinert <1 ID Rubber Co .—.•———..■•••I
6
7
.2.50
17 %
17 %
12%
600
13
16'A
Jan
18
Feb
11%
Feb
13%
Jan
Mar
181'A
Ja l
17%
12%
5
4%
2
Feb
32%
700
1,000
Jan
Mac
Jan
Fe;>
39%
——
3%
1,600
3
3
"a
2,200
3
Mar
4%
5
4 Va
5 Va
3,900
4'/a Mar
5%
Feb
Jan
24%
Fell
15% Mar
23%
Jan
Feb
6%
J tin
26% Mar
35%
Jan
18
Jan
19 % Mar
12%
Feb
16%
24,500
5%
50
19%
19'A
600
14%
12.200
-1
13
14%
2%
23%
Union
(Adolf)
Gold
Products Corp el
Seal
Goodman
Gorham
Grand
Gray
Great
Great
Great
(i'i
preferred series
Hydraulics
Greer
Jan
11%
Jan
16 Va
Feb
16%
Feb
—f.
Products-
Stores
Grocery
Guild
Films
&
Land
1
Feb
300
.
Vb
11 Va
Feb
14
32
1
5%
in
:i
Jan
32-
Mar
300
1
Jan
2 Va
1.900
2%
Jan
12% Mar
4,200
;
13
14%
25
400
Feb
4,300
900
34
11%
900
16 VB
17%
9,200
&
B
Corp
Harinon-Kardon
lnc_
Hartl'icld
Hartford
Electric
Havana
Hazel
•;! Mar
18'A
Jan
Realty Coip——
Leonard
Reliueries
Le Tourneau (UCD Inc. ...—
Bishop Inc
Hazeltinc
Hecla
Corp
Mining Co
Helena
8%
Feb
12
Mar
19%
Feb
Mangel
Jan
Jan
Martin
Jan
Massey-Ferguson
Manic
Industries
2% Jan
39,700
2
7%
7 Vi>
100
10%
11%
5,100
13 Va
Feb
Jan
Feb
Mead
1%
Jan
2%
Jam
Men a sco
7% Mar
10%
Jan
12
Jan
Feb
Mays
Heller
& Co 5%%
(WE)
&
Stores
Holophane
5%
Jan
Jan
DA
Jan
2 4'A
Oil
Co
!
5,700
5%
Feb
7%
Jan
14% Mar
6%
4%
4%
16,000
10%
10%
8 Vb
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7.50
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Hardart
Electric Motors
(Harvey)
1
1
Co
5
Inc—_—
& Manufacturing Co——5
Hydrometals Inc
:
2.50
Hygrade Food Products
Chemical
Indianapolis Pwr
%
3
35.
8 % Mar
2,800
2% Mar
3'A
Jan
7% Mar
8%
Jan
7%
1,400
9%
200
9% Mar
12 3A
Jan
Jan
11
2'A
1,600
1% Mar
2%
25%
1.200
24% Mar
31%
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7/«
10,000
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40%
11%
10%
27
200
3
3
52 %
400
38%
40%
7,000
10%
11 %
10%
11
3,600
25%
27
3,300
36%
36%
52
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4,100
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-
10 % Mar
2%
12%
Light 4%
400
Jan
24%
5
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Hardware
Corp. 50c
Industrial Enterprises Inc
1
Industrial Plywood Co Inc—
25c
&
Jan
8%
9%
—
33%c
American dep rets ord reg
—
£1
Imperial Color Chem & Paper
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Imperial Oil (Canada)
—*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Jan
6 %
127/s
4%
9%
19%
28%
——
Corp
Magnetics
17%
Feb
2,400
16
2%
9%
1
;
class
Ltd
Hardart
Imperial
Jan
5%
33%
34%
800
12 58
13'A
1,600
85
83
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8%
5,300
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20%
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28
28%
12%
13
8
900
3,500
n 1:1
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Midwest Piping Co
.....
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Mountain Slates
Muntz TV
Jan
12%
Jan
Murray
28
Muskegon
Feb
Muter
33 Vb Mar
35%
Jan
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Feb
97
Jan
9 % Mar
14
Mar
Feb
87
Feb
7
Jan
18 % Mar
Mar
12% Mar
712
Feb
8% Mar
25%
Jan
32
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14% Mar
8%
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5.900
25
30%
Jan
4,100
31 % Mar
39
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12 %
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10
Jan
Mar
84 % Mar
4% Mar
6%
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13%
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7%
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National
Transit Co.—.——
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4%
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Jan
36
82 %
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Jan
29
5 %
1 '
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"i
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39 %
28
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Murphy
127%
80
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Mar
Jan
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36% Mar
21
120
conve
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82
1%
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preferred—......t
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6%
Feb
8% Mar
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Monongahela Power Co—
4.40%
preferred —^.1^9
4.80%
preferred series B...—.jw
4 50%
preferred series C—....
Montgomery Ward & Co class A— *
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Chemical CoMoody Investors Ser' »ce psrttc prtf...
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Feb
Mar
■
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13%
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t:
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3%
34%
540
.
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54%
9
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Jan
27%
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47
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0
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49
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Mount Vernon Mills
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300
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5%
15 Va
4
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4%
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,
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4%
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3,300
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24
Jan
6%
'
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6%
15%
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5'
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43 %
6 %
5,600
36%
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*
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34%
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35%
1
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IMC
5,800
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8 %
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1
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8%
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3,300
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&
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n
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'
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*
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38
6 %
24'A'
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5%
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54%
70
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65
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62% Mar
5'A Mar
5
60c
1
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200
63
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u
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Jan
28
2% Mar
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8%
600
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32%
400
7 Va
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6%
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6V2 Mar
28'%
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f
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6%
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2,100
25c
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900
6 %
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62%
Hollinger Consol Gold
Holly Corporation
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Michigan Sugar
6%
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Hormel
Michigan
Jan
6%
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100
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Hoover
Jan
22
__2.50
Aircraft
J, Class
14%
18% Mar
2,600
Hoffman International Corp
Home
10% Mar
400
5%
;
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Highway Trailer Industries
5% convertible preferred
Holly
1,700
3%
Herold Radio & Electronics
Class
16,000
5%
Hercules Galion Products Inc—;
(R)
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19%
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11%
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19
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Mar
2
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24%
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5%
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Feb
I +«'
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Longhies-WUtnaucr Watch Co „
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Loral
Appalachia
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33% Mar
12
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7,400
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1%
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Jan
1%. Jan
22% Jan
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6%
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1
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12
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700
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75
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100
4.600
19%
20%
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Lakes Oil & Chemical Oor_:
1
Western Producers common
60c
Rapids
10%
Feb
Mar
12%
5
5
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10c
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_1
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4
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Jan
91 %
2%
'
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12
29%
32
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3%
90
13%
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liic——
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Jan
92
12%.
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Vb
9
100
15%
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Co
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Feb
Jan
31%
2% Mar
20%
1,100
9%
9%
,
15,200
9%
22
23
_—_1
2,600
3
2%
.
(A C)
2,400
27%
19%
Power $5 preferred-—_—*•
S4.60.preferred _T__-.DA—J—A;
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,12%
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30
Georgia
Gilbert.
24
25
17
15%
16
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24
24
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Corp.——I—
General Transistor
Genung's
3%
3 %
—25
Corporation2__—_
-
Feb
5
3%
i
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Enterprises—A—..—
Stores
-
Jan
3%
Mar
3% Mar
__
—
General
2%
200
2%
2;%
convertible preferred—-—
1
General Development Corp——
General Electric Co Ltd—
—£1
American dep rcls ord reg
—.-5
General Fireproofing
is
Plywood
■,
t.»
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Kropp (Tile) Forge Co——
Krueger Brewing Co_,————1
L'Algloh Apparel Inc
La Consolidadu S A—
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CO co
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General
Feb
.^IUU
Alloys Co—
Indus
33%
100
36%
36%
—
General Builders Corp common
General
1 w.
.
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4
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1 nn
5%
1
9
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1
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I
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(The) Corp Class
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5
1 % Mar
3,700
1%
4%
33
—
7,900
1
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Jan
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36
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18 Va
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30
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41
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Detroit Gary Iron & Steel Fdrs
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Feb
29% Mar
37
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9% Mar
10
Mar
8% Mar
10%
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38%
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47
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preferred
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
Mar
39 % Mar
7%
7% Mar
Feb
14% Mar
9%
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15% Mar
16%
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100
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9
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7.000
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55
58
&
Dome Petroleum
Dominion
45
4,400
10%
400
7%
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1
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20%
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preferred
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stock
•
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Durham
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--
200
331
411
411
34
5
250
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8% Mar
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lit
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Jan
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2,200
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32
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44%
46%
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38%
Jan
41% Mar
46 % Mar
1
class
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common
7%
8%
35,300
6 % Mar
9%
3%
3%
3%
300
3 % Mar
3%
Jan
1
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8%
10s
4%
4%
4%
5,300
4% Mar
6%
Jan
5%
Feb
6%
18% Mar
23%
24
Mar
28%
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13%
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Sulphur & Potash
Dynamics Corp of America
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19
20%
24
24
25
1,000
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12
18,300
40%
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35%
34
36
500
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Jan
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Feb
55%
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Eastern
3
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3%
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preferred
series
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•
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34%
Jan
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preferred
series
B
•
4% Mar
7%
Jan
33%
Feb
Feb
13%
9%
10
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12
12%
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Jan
14%
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reg
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10%
19%
11%
*
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135
3%
41 % Mar
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1
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Jan
Jan
8%
32.50
1—_•
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2% Mar
33 Va
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100
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Feb
10
35
10%
8,100
13%
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Jan
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Feb
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8
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23
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4
Feb
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11%
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5%
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600
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6,500
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Douglas Oil Company
Dow Brewery Ltd
Draper Corp
Drilling & Exploration
Duke
5%
a
21 %
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600
1 II
9
97
11%
1
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Mar
10
15
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Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd
Dominion Textile Co Ltd
Dorr-Oliver Inc common
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20
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Feb
Jan
13 %
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Dominion Steel
300
3,200
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800
3
12 %
1
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preferred
11
41 Va
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39
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1st
2,100
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$1.25
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150
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2,100
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100
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800
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20
37
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Dayton Rubber
10%
2.50
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shares—3*64
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1
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6%
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7%
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8
18%
preferred
20%
34.800
preferred
27
Feb
4%
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Feb
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16% Mar
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500
Inc
600
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Feb
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2,300
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26%
35%
10,000
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25%
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Tobacco
Co
Diversey
Corp Ltd
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23,000
20
Jan
1,300
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1
1 Va
Crown Central Petroleum
(Md)—_—5
Crown Cork Internat'l "A"
Drug
Mar
25c
Corp___
Jan
Ltd—
rets
1674
32%
Engineering__l
Jan
5%
Machine Co.
dep
~1
—=.—1.25
Corp
&
Jan
7
5%
Lid-
Crowley Milner
10
Jan
4% Mar
*
10%
2.400
(JP)
Beverage
9% Mar
50c
common
class
Jan
4%
~i
65-1
:
Reynolds
5%
9% Mar
1
13%
5%
(The) Company..
Mines Ltd—
j
iurma
&
Inc
preferred
Dllbert's
Corp..
6'%
A___
Feb
18%
Co
iuffalo-Eclipse
Feb
(new)—1
Jan
200
jiiunker Hill
6%
Mar
10c
8%
5%
convertible
6%
j
48,200
3%
20
Feb
2%
preferred—
serial preferred
974
5
17%
42%
c immon
Jan
8 %
non-voting
&
Jan
9%
10
Ltd
Distilling Ltd
B
Feb
5 Va Mar
4^%
Jan
lnc
Feb
rug
luckeye (The) Corp
Judget Finance Plan
(H)
1%
Jan
Mar
23%
9,300
10c
13%
34
3ruck Mills Ltd class I>
IS F Company new
common
j
3%
32
15 %
Continental Materials Corp
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
Coopcr-Jarretl.
5.100
common
Rubber
Jan
7,900
11,100
Feb
4
10c
17%
preferred
3rown
Jan
Feb
Inc
$1.12
Feb
28%
5,300
4 Va
36 3 a
34%
1
class
Industries
16
Irown Company
Brown Forman "Distillers cl A
"
1%
lVa
4
Va
46% Mar
30
ord
Continental
Cuban
136 %
24% Mar
9%
Inc
Aviation
Jan
Powsr
Petroleum
Amer dep rets
Ray
Commercial
44%
dep rets ord reg_.
dep rets ord rig.
Columbia
4
*
Pacific
Continental
Cuban
3%
.1 Va
Feb
116% Mar
—
,
•
Corp
Continental
Jan
British American Tobacco--•
British
1,100
—
16
1,600
Co
Air Lines lnc
1.900
Co
Co.;
133%
132
133 '/a
Jan
5,800
——
36%
Britalta Petroleums Ltd
British American Oil Co
Amer
Stone
Products
4b
17%
Inc
1
Brad Foote Gear Works Inc
20c
Brazilian Traction
Light St Pwr ord—•
Breeze Corp
~
Amer
Continental
Jan
Jan
l'A Mar
13
4
Sun
Jan
5%
Bourjois
2,000
13%
Royalty Oil
1%
Feb
1%
2,300
15%
23
Consolidated
8
=
18%
—...100
i-A
14%
•
3%
1
common.
1 Va
14%
10c
12% Feb
400
12%
24%
Feb
Feb
"1A
Mining & Smelt Ltd—__•
Crystal
8%
3%
New
Crown
Jan
11%
Consolidated
Corroon
Feb
7Va
100
•22%
Consolidated
16%
common..
prior preferred
Borne Chemical Co Inc
Manufacturing
1
J an
7%
Jan
11%
Equipment Co
Electric
Construction
Jan
9%
281/4
22%
Co
vt.c
American dep receipts (ord
Crane Carrier Industries Inc
Creole Petroleum
:
8%
5Va %
Bridgeport Gas
12%
5%
new
Co
Diesel
45%
Blumenthal (S) St Co
Brooks Inc
Oils
Conipo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to
Compudyne Corporation
Connelly Containers Inc
46
Blauner's
Brillo
3%
3%
9
13%
Products
Community Public Service-
Consul
Feb
Feb
Jan
Feb
700
Courtaulds
3%
30 %
80
25
8% Mar
6,700
Feb
Jan
28
400
5
Jan
10% Mar
25 % Mar
250
9
~7
Jan
23%
19% Mar
7%
9
Corp
of Canada.
Belock Instrument
Corp—
Benrus Watch Co Inc
Bickford's Inc
'
1
Feb
17% Mar
*"*
Ties—
Shoe
Telephone
Bohack
19%
21%
24% Mar
30
6%
1%
Mar
2
1.400
22% Mar
100
4 Va
&
Feb
1,000
5
8
Mar
10%
Jan
a
~1
$1
Jan
73 %
77
10
Cott
6%
50
68
1
Co
Jan
8% Jan
28 % Mar
Jan
-l
Jan
5 % Mar
• 63%
24 Va
7 74
1
Co
4
7% Mar
Jan
160
27%
351/4
25
Jan
2%
^
1
common
Corby
Jan
Feb
23 3
9
--1
Jan
Jan
1
7%
Mining
Co
Farm
Jan
2
1
Sand
Mar
44%
Manufacturing—4
Colonial
21
10%
29 Va
30
*
&
Jan
5.100
26%
Co.
convertible class A.
Bobbie
3%
6
1%
——I
class :B_.
Corp.
Corp
1—
Basic Incorporated
Bayview Oil Corp common.
Beck
2.900
«•'
-
»A
Ltd.—.*
Corp
Baruch-Foster
Bell
3%
3%
-
66 V2
Jan
Feb
77
1
25%
Mar
Corp
_i«
Banco de los Andes
American shares...
Banff Oil Ltd
50*
Barcelona Tr Light & Power
8
reb
I
"6%
Jan
9,300
Feb
6% Mar
22 Va
22 V2
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1"
Corp
Caribbean
Class
Baldwin Rubber Co
Baldwin Securities
Bearings Inc
Beau-Brummel
Jan
2 V4
%
Feb
Feb
Lambert
&
CockshulL
Coro
«
2
31%
Feb
Jan
9%
7% Mar
5,200
J o0
jan
4%
a
66
Corp—.—
Aluminum
New
19 %
4,400
9
36 7
35
Corporation
■
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A— I
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— 1
Barry Controls
Feb
11%
Bailey & Selburn
Earton's
Jan
18 V* Mar
45'
®
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Jan
3
Jan
27
10c
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-
_.
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Jan
800
---*
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274
3%
preferred-.—I
A
Electronics Corp—
Ayshire Collieries Corp
Barker
Barnes
Feb
8
»%
—
non-cum
Jan
55% Mar
11 Va Mar
13%
Jan
2%
66
1% Mar
2%
8%
Feb
104
Mar
16%
Avnet
Baker
46
2%
*
......
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class
11,300
————Ida
lnc__
Non-voting
Avien
Jan
Jan
13
Feb
16%
Inc
Plastics
Automatic Steel
1174
1% Mar
56
2%
—
Devices
Feb
U%
Atlas Corp
option warrants—
Atlas Plywood
Corp__
Atlas Sewing
Centers
Aurora
• %
Jan
700
1%
1%
7%
800
60%
£>ub<ti—
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$6
—
102
1%
feQ
Consolidated Mining St
Audio
Club
Jan
9%
lnc
Uuilo
Jan
11%
Co—
Corp
9 Va
9%
„
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cl
Jan
2%
Co
Tel
Atlantic Coast Indus
Atlantic Coast Line
Atlantic
inc..
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Stationers
9%
__
Jan
20%
8%
56
6% Mar
8V2
8%
^
lnc
Hosiery
5%
2,900
Jan
102%
Feb
1,000
8%
35 V2
1
Inc
Claussner
Coastal
dep rets reg
Associated Food Scores
Associated
Clary
Jan
7% Mar
57 a
20
!0
Manufacturing
Corporation
Jan
6% Mar
21%
5.100
4
Mar
Feb
99 %
'/a
pref__100
pfd
100
America
Controller
47%
80
Jan
13% Mar
28
24 V4
Clarostat
2.200
21%
35 Vs
Jan
8.900
21%
Jan
Jan
18%
1,000
2,100
:
V2
2 Va
Corp
Oil
"774
.
Jan
Jan
1 %
Jan
7%
5
pref-
Consolidated
86%
24
preferred
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Chief
Christiana
Clironialloy
Vi
%
14
Mar
56
7
51
7%
J
Ltd
Co
11 Vb
—
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Cliesebrough-Pond's
Inc
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Jan
310
6.000
30%
Oil
3,300
22
100 V2102
20»/4
Co
Clierry-Burrell
13 7'..
xl3%
30"% Mar
7% Mar
1.100
Investors
Charter
% Mar
,
preferred
Chaiiiberlin Co of
Jan
1,900
-
Corp common
Century
Jan
6%
22%
22.300
23%
Mar
%
102
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Light 4%
Electric
Mar
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7 Va
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Jan
6
2.000
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19%
5% Mar
8.000
4
9
pfd—1*0
Mar
16% Mar
100
6
27%
25
.
A
4% Mar
&
B
7
Mar
5
10% Mar
Corp—---Power 3.50%
b.tiOO
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At
Instruments
Jan
500
—-1
America
of
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Jan
Jan
2,900
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Co—_
&
Corp
Jan5
26
Jan
1 '/8
12%
A
13%
£
Corp
14%
Aluminum
Oil
(A M)
Catalin
14%
22'/2 Mar
30%
Asamera Oil
Corp Ltd
Associated Electric
Industries—
Associated
Associated
Castle
8,600
14%
Feb
11%
Co
46%
Co——t-i®
class
Jan
11%
6% Mar
dep
7
7%
%
a
-—"-"""fL'
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Amer
(J W)
Products
13%
4%
warrants
Convertible
Aro
7
6%
Feb
39
Light 4.72 pfd—.1**
Rubber
Altex
1.
2%
Corp-.,
Gas
Carreras Ltd
Carter
Jan
Mar
4,600
11%
55
45
—
Power Co 41k*
Fuel
Arkansas Louisiana
Arnold
Corp....
Jan
Jan
14,400
lit
Co
Power &
13%
...St*
——,—
Film
50%
Corp
46%
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate
Corp 'A'shaJttt
Anken Chemical &
100
16%
Ltd
Carey
Carnation
15%
Feb
4%
12.400
A Feb
%
be
Products
Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Carolina
42% Mar
1.000
12%
22%
6%
Its
Anchor Post
Products
Anglo Amer Exploration
Apollo Industries
44%
lt%
w
-„ „
Jan
partic
Minerals
City
Jan
12%
4.400
22%
42%
Manufacturing CS..-..11II
Inc.—
6
Jan
5
11%
Ltd
Williston
Mar
8'/a
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&
9%
5%
6%
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Petrofina
Canal-Randolph
Capital
Casco
5%
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American
7%
35
3% Mar
19.900
12
10c
Ltd
Mines
Northwest
Canadian
Jan
7%
Aluminum Co of America
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American Beverage
.
Canadian
Mar
10
1.600
8%
3% wlar
29% Mar
/V
14
Dredge & Dock Co
Homestead Oils Ltd
4%
4.000
4
8%
7% Mar
4
3%
1
High
3% Mar
II
Jan
—t
Alsco
?
"3%
Low
100
3%
Jan
14 %
3% Mar
14%
Paper Corp
All-State Properties Inc—
69%
Feb
6%
5,000
Feb
9%
Range Since Jan.
High
3%
2.100
10%
Low
Jan
11.300
32%
Allied
Shares
Par
High
Mar
58
26.000
5
10%
for Week
of Prices
?«m«uCoLl'tVcommoX--:-
100
1.
4%
It
«.■
Sales
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
V—
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Week's
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
1960
25)
Friday
for Week
r*r
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Algemene Kunstzide N
Monday, Mareh 28,
.
(Range for Week Ended March
Sales
Ud
American Stock Exektll*
All
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
1
200
2,900
40 % Mar
32 % Mar
176
164
10%
xl0.%
165%
125
10%
500
Jan
164
Mar
10%
Feb
43%
Feb
441/2
Jan
Jan
169% J&n
182
12%
Jan
Number 5937
191
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
■V
STOCKS
Last
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
>i:
Par
110,
23 */4
22%
23%
13,700
19'/a
19%
200
1
20%
,50c
Specialty Co..—
Electronic Communications
Electronics Corp of America
25'ft
22%
13
11%
1%
3,600
94%
94%
95
Mar
International
Breweries
lnc
Jan
International
Holdings
Ltd
Jan
International Petroleum Co Ltd—;
9y8
9%
Products
5
Resistance
31/4
3%
Feb
38%
39-a
lo0
5%
2,900
Feb
13
Jan
1%
Feb
International
26%
Jan
Intex
95
Mar
Jan
9 % Mar
3%
38
11% Feb
Feb
3%
Feb
5%
10
10
10
7
7%
7
Company
Investors Royalty
Iowa
Public
Iron
Fireman
Ironrite
12%
Mar
8%
Feb
Feb
13
13
13'/b
800
1
29%
29%
29%
1,000
12%
13%
1,100
18%
19%
15,400
18% Mar
25%
7%
8%
1,100
2%
100
18%
'
.
2%
Feb
14
17
Mar
14%
29% Mar
31%
Jan
Jan
44%
Jan
12% Mar
16%
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Jan
Feb
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Jan
Feb
31%
Feb
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1%
Jan
900
16'ft
7%
7%
7%
1,000
6%
300
19%
27%
•
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28'ft
yif 1
Jan
Feb
70
18-/b
1
2'%
76%
75%
17%
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—
Jan
Jan
Jan
20%
75
18'ft
■
Jan
9
Jan
2% Mar
75
1
Corp
139
Jan
Mar
13
1
75
Mar
Jan '■■'.1.
17,500
V
I
Jeannelte
Co
Glass
10%
1
Jetronic Industries inc—
10c
15c
8%
1%
8%
9
16'ft
Jan
Feb
10'ft
Jan
lit Mar
700
10,900
Feb
7%
2,200
11
1%
8'ft
Jupiter Oils Ltd
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121 »/a
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■'
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pfd—100
—
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Jan
%
1
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7
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Co—
Irving Air Chute
Jan
87,000
xl33
—
Jan
Feb
L33
Manuiaolunng
11%
Jan
5
ft.
lnc
High
11
9 Vb Mar
—
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Feb
9%
400
%
400
,
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9% Mar
400
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5 % Mar
100
10
9%
Jan
41% Jan
(
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Mar
Mar
90%
20,600
25c
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1 %
21
•
3,600
3%
9%
v
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8%
20
9%
—-----
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Pipe Line
Eureka
21
6,100
25%
1%
—1
Esquire Iuc
17%
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
LOW,
9%
Jan
35%
25
Shares
1
25
22% Mar
1%
-for Week
Par
Inland Homes Corp
11
Insurance Co of North America
22% Mar
19,400
25%
American Stock Exchange
Jan
26%
-20c
Air-Freight Corp
.100
Empire District Electric 5% pld
—1
Empire Millwork Corp__
-10c
Equity Corp common.. ....
.
...1
S2 convertible preferred
—1
Erie Forge & Steel Corp common..
-10
ij'/r, cum 1st preferred
—1
Ero Manufacturing Co
1%
5,500
13
1
High
lft Mar
20% Mar
._5c
'•
;
6,500
25 %
.__1
Inc.
52,800
21%
—1
Emery
Eureka
20 %
•
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
Low
1%
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.
High
i'iV
—5
Electronic
El-Tronics
Low
1
and Dev Ltd
Electric Bond & Share
Electrographic Corp
Mines
rider
(Range for Week Ended March 25)
Sales
Sale Price
:
Stock Exchange
American
Week's
33
(1349)
2 Vb
Jan
'•HV'•*
9%
1
Fabrex
Corp.
Factor
(Max) & Co class
1
Fairchild Camera & Instrument. —1
Fajardo Eastern Sugar Associates
Common shs of beneficial int. I.-t
133
?
Farmer Candy
Uranium Mines Ltd
Fargo Oils Ltd
;
Felmonl; Petroleum Corp
Faraday
Ford
110%
Feb
Jan
Jan
157,
Jan
Feb
Feb
28%
Jan
Kawnecr
16%
200
15% Mar
17%
Jan
Kay
5,300
% Mar
Jan
Kidde
.
1 :i
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4%
6
5%.
6%
6% ;
21,900
-
3% Mar
6'ft
9,600
5'ft
1,800
5'ft
11%
4,800
10'/8
7%
6,800
•:V
Kilembe
Jan
Jan
Kin-Ark
Jan
11% Mar
Oil
Company
17%
17%
17%
600
16'ft
Jan
Feb
12%
13
3,100
11%
Feb
ft 13%
Jan
Klein
153% 157
50
Mar
181%
Ja 1
Klcinert
153%
6% Mar
147
10%
18
Jan
£1
13%
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14%
7,900
13% Mar
15%
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1%
1%
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l'ft Mar
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4%
4 Va
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33
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5
36%
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Jan
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32%
Jan
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100
33%
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Co' lnc
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Goodman
Grand
Gray
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Great
Anna-
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Great
6%
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preferred series
Hydraulics
Greer
Gridoil
Griesedieck
Grocery
Gulf
&
5
Western
11
Jan
Feb
31%
Jan
20%
700
300
11%
Feb
400
12% Mar
32
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4,200
10%
Feb
100
Mar
Jan
92
Feb
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Jan
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12,000
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4,300
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1,900
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33%
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Mar
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Jan
18'ft
Jan
22%
Jan
37
Feb
Feb
12
Mar
Jan
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33% Mar
8%
Feb
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3
3'ft
6,200
2%
Feb
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Feb
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Jan
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Jan
6 V2
6%
700
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
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4%
5,100
4% Mar
7%
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Jan
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Jan
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12
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3%
4.600
,
Jan
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12%
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16%
3%
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Feb
5
11%
16%
60c
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Stores
Films
Gulf Slates Land &
12%
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•
29%
!
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Jan
75
12%
,
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15,200
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1
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2%
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6%
35%
Jan
1,100
12%,
5
5
—
Co—
Feb
18
9%
32
—1
Inc—
Chemical
Jan
91%
13%
4
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Great
Guild
.1
_16%
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23%
100
'
10c
Mines..
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Manufacturing
Gorhain
1
2,600
13%
-—5
_1_
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Corp el
12 200
r
90
.1
a-
Inc.—
Feb
24%
26% Mar
600
.
15
Products
5%
Jan
24
2,400
23%
12
(Adoll)
'
2 3
9%
9%
.
Union
Seal
Jan
7%
100
10%
11%
5,100
Feb
10
Jan
Apparel
L'AJglon
Lake
Lamp Co
Harbor Plywood Corp
Harinon-Kardon liic.
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2ft
Harnischleger Corp GftftT-ft.ft—
Hartford
2%
2 Vb
2'ft
16,000
...2
Hall
11%
10%
1134
1,700
25c
6'ft
6'/4
6%
900
.10
28%
28 'ft
28'ft
400
__1
6%
6%
314
—2
5%
6 Vb
10c
»
24%
25c
8%
Hazclline
Corp
Mining Co
Rubenstein
Heli-Coil
Heller
Corp
(WEi
4%
pfd
&
lnc
Hercules Gallon Products Inc.-;
Industries
(R)
&
Co lnc
Sessions
Extension
Salle
Lecsona
University.
Corp
—
Realty Corp
Refineries Inc
Lefcuurl,
Leonard
Le Tourneau
Gold
Class
Hoover
Lithium
-1
Locke
5
1
*
A__
Bearing
Howell Electric Motors
Hubbell (Harvey) lnc
indust
Jan
Jan
6'ft Mar
8%
Jan
Mar
*2%
Jan
2'ft
2'ft
2%
2,600
t-uV %
i7n
16%
16%
1,600
18'ft
173ft
18%
%
2,800
16%
2'ft Mar
500
.
3 Vb
19%
Jan
17'ft
Jan
2%
Feb
20%
21'ft Mar
2%
Jan
i7« Jan
Jan
16 % Mar
24'%
Jan
Jan
200
13% Mar
14%
51,200
21% Mar
23
2%
2,900
2% Mar
3'ft
Jan
6%
)
6%
200
Feb
7%
Jan
5%
Mar
Mack Trucks
Petroleum
Magellan
Voting
trust
8%
8,000
3,300
5,800
65
Jan
Jan
Communication
(J
Mead
Johnson
Menasco
3
Inc
9%
2,400
Co
&
1
8'ft
-1
11
:
Inc
Extruders
Michigan Chemical Corp
Michigan Sugar Co common
6%
Jan
Feb
Mlrro
Company
11%
Jan
Montrose
9'ft
1% Mar
2%
Jan
10%
33%
70
49
38%
9
8%
' 19%
1,600
13'ft
85
300
8%
8%
5,300
18%
20%
9,900
28%
900
5
28%
28
12%
12%
3,500
13
Light 4%
pfd__100
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footnotes,
Corp_50c
ft
1
,
25c
see page
35.
16,300
Jan
Feb
Mar
127%
Jan
Muter
33 Vb Mar
35%
Jan
Nachman
120
97
9'ft Mar
14
Mar
Feb
87
Feb
80
7
Jan
18% Mar
28
Mar
12% Mar
718
Feb
8
5,900
25
35%
34%
36
4,100
3l'ft Mar
12'ft
12'ft
12'ft
12%
Jan
Jan
9% Mar
6
10%
6
82%
540
5%
7,100
10%
6%
:
1,200
1,400
27'ft
Feb
29%
13,200
10'/a
Feb
14
1
1
---5
—2.5U
-
8% Mar
Ohio Mfg Co
Piston Ring Co
Napco
^
Corp
Inc
10%
11'/e
2,600
10'% Mai-
12%
Jan
26%
2,300
22% Mar
36%
Jan
M
Industries Inc.—
Dehydrating &
Milling
Co
Bellas
:
Hess
Co (Mich)
25%
Jan
National
Jan
8%
30%
39
12%
10
Jan
Jan
National
National
Jan
National
Mar
National
Presto
Industries Inc
2
-1
10
50c
Research Corp..
Machinery.
Rubber
Chemical
Ltd
National
Starch
National
Steel
Mar
Jan
National Telefilm Associates
5 % Mar
7%
Feb
National
10
1
--1
25c
Jan
&
Car
Transit
Co
Feb
8,800
18
5,800
% Mar
1%
Jan
1,900
7% Mar
10%
Jan
Jan
21%
Jan
Jan
Vb
8
u Mar
600
20
20%
20%
20%
30
29'ft
30
2,000
26% Mar
31%
15%
15
15%
7,100
15
Mar
19%
100
6
Mar
6
;
■
mv
6
Jan
Mar
Feb
25%
J art
10'ft
7,900
9'/a Mar
12%
Jan
8%
8%
8%
1,500
8%
Feb
9%
Jan
24%
22%
26%
6,100
83%
29,600
19%
20%
10
19%
3,800
10
83%
77'ft
7 'ft
7'ft
21%
Jan
26'ft Mar
60
Jan
83% Mar
8,400
6%
Feb
2,000
7%
15
15
15
13 'ft
Jan
IB
n
100
% Mar
8%
Jan
15% Mar
1%
Jan
10c
1
Jan
9'ft
Feb
21'ft
Jan
2%
Jan
13
Feb
12
Jan
13
Mar
16%
Jan
Jan
27%
Jan
Jan
6%
Feb
200
13'ft
24%
22
6
13'ft
25%
200
5,100
13'ft
26
19%
19 Vb
20'ft
2,000
17% Mar
20%
Jan
21
20%
21 %
3,100
20% Mar
24%
Jan
6'ft
6%
700
6'ft Jan
83% Jan
35
Feb
11% Mar
13 Vb
Jan
Jan
ii%
400
12
6%
Feb
96%
96%
50
Feb
97
33'ft
33'ft
100
33% Mar
39
7'/a
7%
900
6% Mar
9%
Jan
3%
300
3% Mar
4
Jan
.
3%
"iil
%
44%
44%
47
30
30
30%
5%
95
% Mar
1,500
20,500
4%
5
7,000
%
43%
10,200
91
91
149
20
4% Mar
87%
83%
149
"2%
12
48
2%
142
Jan
l'ft
59%
Jan
Jan
Jan
39%
Jan
8%
Jan
84'ft Mar
91%
Jan
Jan
84
Mar
Jan
149
Mar
14
Jan
Mar
49%
Jan
2% Mar
25
3%
Jan
4
Feb
46
200
2%
Feb
11% Mar
4,000
12'ft
48
12%
Feb
29% Mar
10
149
3%
Feb
—
4
15%
4
700
800
Mar
15
600
4%
16
Mar
168%
Jan
4%
Jan
16%
Jan
182% Mar
5%
31%
174% 178%
5%
5%
33,200
4% Mar
6'ft
Feb
19%
175%
19'ft
300
18% Mar
23%
Jan
31%
32
500
31%
11%
11%
11%
10%
5%
5%
5
5'ft
Jan
33%
Jan
8%
Jan
700
5'ft
5 Vb
14%
Feb
Feb
11% Mar
13%
Jan
10
Mai-
12%
Feb
5% Mar
6'ft
Jan
Mar
6%
Jan
6%
2,600
7%
•>;
3,300
9
9%
2%
5
1.300
16,400
2%
9
32
500
12
10%
100
,
10
iff
Jan
2%
Feb
Jan
31%
Jan
Jan
18%
Feb
10%
15'ft
16'ft
300
10 Vb
200
9% Mar
2 Vb
2%
12,300
21*5
Mar
11%
100
10%
Feb
8'/a
3%
18%
20
26%
12%
17%
20
17%
27%
12
13
8'/a
3%
Jan
2}& Jan
12
Mar
23%
Jan
19
Mar
24
Jan
26
Mar
31%
Jan
12
Mar
16%
5,200
400
,1,300
Jan
Feb
11%
2,5,
^
12%
8%
2%
28
16
33% Mar
300
33
6%
Feb
11 Vb Mar
1,200
12
32%
11%
1
5
^
Petroleum Ltd
6%
Jan
4% Mar
J
National
13%
78%
3
—
Casket Company
National Electric Weld Machines
National Mfg & Stores..
Jan
1
——
National Brewing
14% Mar
1%
u
8%
13
18
u
8
*
National Alfalfa
32
Jan
Feb
Mar
24'ft
~6%
Company
Nanim-Loeser's
,
10%
7'ft
J
——
84% Mar
—
5'ft
Jan
Feb
29
82
150
13%
Jan
Feb
'12 %
Muskogee Co
8%
82%
5%
-5".
28
12'ft
80
Muskegon
39%
Jan
27'%
200
47%
54%
12'ft
Murray
12%
28
8% Mar
21
8JJ
28
J ;j
Jan
4 6'ft Mar
1,200
1
Corporation
361ft Mar
—
83
34%
9,500
3,900
Murphy
Jan
95'ft
12%
7 on 1
49%
2%
Muntz TV Inc
54%
800
43
(17 VB
Feb
Jan
34%
12%
39 %
V
47%
28
49%
2%
Co
Chemical
2%.,)HMk
15%
16%
Feb
Jan
120'% 122
Jan
Jfth
2 %
Jan
Jan
3%
275
24%
1 %
11% Mar
200
16%
47
1
2% Mar
3,300
20% Mar
3.700
13
Mar
13%
% Mar
200
3,600
125
22
1% '■f l3a
13
7
Jan
Jan
10,000
5,200
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16% Mar
2'ft Mar'
Mar
31%
24% Mar
1,200
%
mi¬
12 Va
7%
—I
partic pref—
Mt
Clemens Metal Products com.—1
6%
cumulative
preferred
4
Mt Diablo Compr.ny
—---1
Mount Vernon Mills Inc
2.50
Mountain States Tel & Tel
—100
25%
400
8% Mar
7 Vb
Moody Investors Ser1 ice
ll
12%
Jan
Jan
33%c
._
3'ft
8%
7,000
4,800
10
22
4.50%
12%
40%
Feb
7'ft
preferred
1°0
preferred series B
100
preferred series C——100
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
2% Mar
52%
7%
4.80%
7'ft Mar
•:
Jan
9
22
4.40%
91ft Mar
38 3 a
6%
76'ft Mar
.1
1
Precision Industries..,
200
3
150
27%
Warrants
1,400
%
Jan
7%
Monongahela Power Co—
2,800
3
7 %
Feb
Monogram
Jan
1,600
5% Mar
7 Vb
•~9'ft
100
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
5%
22
Jan
11% Mar
Jan
5%
5%
34'ft
7%
4%
Jan
32%
28
2,700
3,700
17%
2%
2'ft
30
41,200
Feb
5%
7%
13%
Feb
Mai-
5
1,900
29
5
76%
14% Mar
6%
36%
5
2
5%
4% Mar
Jan
10%
29
5'ft
*
Inc..—
Airlines
Jan
10'ft Mar
50,000
10'ft
29
100
—10c
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of America
Jan
12%
27
5
Mohawk
Mar
7%
Feb
10 Vb
—
34%
Mar
75
8 'ft Mar
36%
__
99
Feb
8%
24%
40%
Jan
9%
%
3
42%
Jan
63%
24%
"ctfs"
Feb
10 % Mar
25%
2.50
RR
32
6'%
5%
10%
50c
50
convertible
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Feb
22%
5
9%
Jan
38%
68'ft
50c
Piping Co
Aluminum
Jan
11% Mar
24'ft
1
Microwave
Associates, Inc
1
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv preferred—*
4'%%
Jan
6%
Feb
68%
Corp
Hone
26%
Feb
9%
1
5
10c
-10
preferred
Micromatic
Jan
Feb
Jan
1
1
—
Corp
Thermit
&
7%.
2 Vb
—.
1
1
Refrigerating Co
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
43%
:T)%
400
16,000
4%
10%
9%
1
1*
Mfg Co
Merchants
Feb
23'ft Mar
Jan
4,100
4%
2%
—
„
1,300
5,700
6 Vb
16
10%
4%
—
1
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Mays
6%
J 9
6
7,600
19%
*
Ltd
Industries
Miami
46%
42
44%
£1
Ltd
Co
23'% Mar
1,300
;
40%
warrants
Co
600
6'/8
6 Vb
1%
1
8% Mar
7 % Mar
24
5%
4%
5%
■
lc
preferred.
Mining Corp of Canada...
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pl'd
Feb
5%
23%
Rubber——2.50
Massey-Ferguson
Maulc
4% Mar
International Marine
Marconi
Martin
Mar
17'ft
10c
—50c
....—.7
Mangel
Stores
Mansfield Tire &
Jan
5
Jan
—
Public Service Co
Maine
12%
Feb
Corp—
Goods—J
Corporation
Oil
Magna
Jan
4 Vb
24'ft
certificates
Mages Sporting
10%
10%
2,400
Jan
warrants
Inc
Jan
300
5
8%
8%
15%
1
Publications Inc
Mat Fadtlen
8%
11
4%
"4%
5
Jan
100
10%
8%
~4'ft
1,000
2
.1,
Corp
Miller Wohl Co common
Industries—
industrial Enterprises lnc
industrial Plywood Co lnc
For
4'% Mar
Co.__—...1.2,50
(The)
Lunkenheimer
Lynch
Jan
10%
1
Co
Corp.
Pwr &
Electronic
Jan
Jan
1,500
4,000
30c
Louisiana Land & Exploration
l'ft
27
American dep rets ord reg—
£1
Imperial Color Chem & Paper
10
Imperial Oil (Canada)
Imperial Tobacco of Canada.
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland__£l
Indianapolis
Jan
2%
3
1
Corp
Electronics
Loral
{;! Mar
5
Hydrometals lnc
Hygrade Food Products.
Chemical
18'ft Mar
28
—
•
Co
—
1
Hurd Lock &
Manufacturing Co_
Magnetics
2 Vb
Feb
10,800
6 Vb
5
Midwest
4%
4'ft
52
._T
(Geo
Imperial
1'% Mar
2
4
—1
1
&
Mid-West Abrasive
3,300
60c
A)
& Co new.—____7.50
Horn & Hardart Baking Co
•
Horn & Hardart common
♦
5%
preferred
—100
IMC
800
13,600
3%
17%
..I
—
Shipley (The) Co
Longhies-Wittnauer Watch Co
Lodge
Jan
6%
25c
Mines
class
22
—
Corp
Steel Chain
Jan
6 'ft
5%
:
&
1%
2%
3%
5%
1
10
of America Inc_—_— 1
5%
5,600
15%
.
B
Ball
Hormel
1%
vv-ft
16'ft
———_25c
—3
Inc.:
(BO)
6%
36%
...
Ltd
318 Mar
5%
l.iberty Fabrics of N Y com
5% cumulatlve preferred
5 % Mar
34%
5%
1
Holly Corporation
Holly Stores Inc.—
Holophane Co
___;
Holt, Rinehart & Winston lnc
Co
,'ff
17'% Mar
1% Mar
9,500
2%
Feb
2
1%
2 Vs
5
5
Inc_—
2% Mar
8%
8'ft
15%
common
Hoffman International Corp
Hofmann Industries lnc—
Home Oil
2'ft
10
Co
Industries
2,100
25%
24%'
1
2.50
Consol
14
5%
&
2,600
6%
4%
—-10
1
A
Hollinger
800
3
Corp of Delaware.————5
Lanslon
70
25c
com
convertible preferred
Class
14%
10'ft Mar
Jan
1
Lainson
93'ft
—10c
——_
Hiller Aircraft Corp
Hoe
Jan
16
14 'ft
1.a in.son
5%
6%
6'/b
25c
Higbie Manufacturing Co ft
5%
■
35%
100
Herold Radio & Electronics
Highway Trailer
19%
1
6 % Mar
100
Payne
16 Vb Mar
23
—
62% Mar
_100
preferred
Helmerich
500
14
1
Industries
Lamb
.—
*
5%%
2%
Mar
2
38
Inc.
:
& Co
Jan
17%
21%
Lakey Foundry Corp
200
•'ri'i.
10c
Helena
Jan
19
14
Ltd——
3 Vb
2%
5%
lnc
Hastings Alig Co
Hecla
Jan
46%
Feb
2
75 pesos
600
7 Vb
63
62%
.25
Light—.—
Instruments
400
19%
19
—1
—_
lnc
Electric
Harvard
29%
Feb
16
23
——
A
Mines
Shore
Metal
10c
Stores
26% Feb
39%
1
.__33 %c
Mesabi Iron Co—i
II
Hartficld
100
3,100
——-1
Inc
Cousoliiiada S
La
14%
2%
12%
B—:
Feb
4%
4 Vb Mar
25
30
13
Co——J____15%
£'_*,.
Distilleries class
5
.
Mar
15% Mar
3,900
24,500
v
19%
19%
22
—
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines——1
Co
5%
24
.27%
23
Gobel
3% Mar
3
5%
l-l.vwoocL Corp____._2_
50c
Stores • Corporation.—— 1
Globe
1,600
2,200
4 %
General
Glenniore
Jan
.
ill
—5
Corp.
3%
15% :;l7ftft
30
19%
14%
2%
Gilchrist
Jar
3%
Mar
3-r
24
_L.
16
Indus
_
2%
3
General
Enterprises—2L;
200
2%
3%
3%
3%
5
1
25
1.1
convertible preferred
General Development Corp—
General Electric Co Lid—
American dep rets ord reg
General Fircproofing
11:
.V*
(AC)
^eo
,
__
General Builders Corp common
Gilbert
Jan
4,600
7.50
Stores
(The) Corp Class A
Jan
16%
.
5
Corp
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Krueger Brewing Co
La
2%
———_—1
"wts"
1
Acceptance
General
—5
Rubber Co
(IB)
Hotels
Kratter
St. res Inc——
Dcpl
Jan
6'ft
L
—
•
100
General
—
16'%
90
15 %
15%
1
-10c
.1.25
1
20c
1
1
Copper Colbalt Ltd
12%
v.
—1.25
Co common
Co
Mig
Gellman
Jan
16%
2.50
Kingston! Company
Knott
pie.erred
W,<
4% Mar
88
46 %
44%
—I
...
Co
&
6%
Feb
6%
(Walter)
.-A G
Power
Mar
11
20
27%
27%
16 %
Products
Kirby Petroleum Co__^——
Kirkland Minerals Coiq) Ltd
»
2 i.oUO
?;
90
90
5
—
Inc.^
Stores
4%
Jan
10%
Jewelry
.7%
Jan
iftVftft
(Del)——
Co
1
reg—
45'ft
Kawecki Chemical Co_^—_
27
4%
11%
Head Brewing Co
Frcsnillo (The) Company.—
Fuller (Geo A)
Co
Gatineau
25c
—
14
550
1
rets brd
dep
Company
3,000
Motor Co Ltd—
American
Drug
15%
21,700
O-VB
O VB
O */4
'
___loc
Fox
50c
pfd__100
I
13%
12%
13%
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Kaiser
KalUuan (D) & Company
Kansas Gas & Electric 4%%
27.
ft
'"■[ ft4ft,
Motor
Ford
11,700
12
'
Tiger Line Inc..
of Canada
Flying
26% Feb
Mar
27
'
1
lnc,
Co
Jan
9
15%
,V
16%
__2.50
(M.H)
2l'ft
Katz
_',4.
—25c
Firth Sterling Inc
Fislnnan
3,000
'
1
.
3,100
133
1
—
General Corp
Financial
122
1
Inc.—
Filmways
22%
15%
.
30.
kL-—
Shops. Inc.
pre ferred
$2
Fanny
9''2
24%
9
24
A
...
Feb
15 Va
Jan
8'/a
900
7%
Feb
8%
Feb
3%
200
3%
Jan
3%
Feb
250
34
(1350)
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
Monday, March 28, I960
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended March 25)
Friday
National Union Electric Corp
National Video Corp class A
Mur
Haven
Idria
Clock
Park
14%
3,200
200
35%
35 Va
35%
6,300
35 Mb
Feb
37%
Jan
2%
2 v*
2%
11,900
2 Va
Jan
2%
Jan
York
&
York
%
ii
vA
5,400
U Mar
1
Jan
24%
24 Ma
25%
4,800
24 Mi Mar
32
12 Ma
12 Ma
2,900
1%
2Va
6,800
North
1%
Ma
34%
35 Va
1,900
36-
36
200
;
""Ma
Va
31 Mi
1
A
Northern Ind
Pub
8Va
4 Va
5
Rankin
Northspnn
Nickel
Ohio
preferred..
__20
ii!
Jan
4.40%
series
preferred.'.
.20
l^s Mar
1%
Jan
5.60%
series
7% Mar
10 Va
Jan
Sapphire
4 Va Mar
5%
Jan
Sarcee
40c
Jan
Savoy Oil
Jan
Saxon
Jan
Sayre
2%
2,",;
212
19,700
2Va Mar
3 Va
Jan
Scurry-Rainbow
5 Va
1,500
66
66
82%
81 Ma
83 Ma
4%
1
6%
4% Mar.
Overseas
Oxford
Jan
67 Va
79
Jan
84
Seaboard
Milling Corp
.1
% Mar
1%
Jan
^
1 Ma
Jan
■fit Mar
%
Jan
3%
Jan
fa
16,300
21,800
2Va
Jan
5%
6
Ma
6
23%
25
30
29%
30
89 Ma
90 Va
Feb
29% Mar
36
Jan
87
90 Va Mar
150
fa
Va
fa
6%
8,900
~7
_
5
4 l/a
Jan
7'/a Mar
Jan
5V4
Jan
Feb
5
1,300
61
580
59% Mar
75 Va
Jan
17%
17%
100
i
18%
Jan
20
r eo
v*
i
17% Mar
"6 Mi
"6%
6 V8
6%
3,700
7 Ma
Feb
5'>
redeemable
Feb
600
24 Mi
Jan
26% Mai-
Silver-Miller
a
25 va
1.600
23 Va
Jan
25 % Mar
237/b
Jan
25 Va Mar
22% Mar
24 Mi Mar
preferred
dividend
preferred
1
NortheWAirlines
84 Va
20
79%
Jan
92
93
50
85
Jan
Pen
Co
class
Pep Boys
1
Circle
1
1
•
1 Va
&
10%
15%
(Del)."
Penn
Feb
1 Va
Jan
12 Va
Jan
,•4.78%
16%
Jan
4.56%
76%
~6%
10%
10 Ma
64
63 Va
~6%
A
Power Corp of Canada..
Prairie Oil Royalties
Ltd
,
64%
l.7.-
lMi
1 Va
8%
Jan
4.08%
34%
33 Ma
36 Va
6 Ma
5
1,700
1,800
Ramo
Rapid-American
Rath
-.
Estate
Southern
Southern
Feb
1 Va Mar
31 Ma Mar
5%
•.
Jan
SLalil-Meyer
Feb
Standard
Jan
Feb
7%
7,600
16
Rico
9V4
Standard
14 Va Mar
16%
Feb
Standard
Oil
89 Va
99% Mar
Standard
Products
13 Va
Jan
Standard
Shares
Jan
Standard-Thomson
Jan
Standard
Tube
Standard
Uranium
7 Ma
8
Jan
Mar
9
6Mi Mar
1,000
411/4
100
40
Feb
59%
37 Va
38 Va
1,700
30 Mi
Jan
40% Mar
27a
400
2%
Jan
20 5 a
20%
400
Feb
19
Mar
10
10
'
10 va
49 Ma
50 V2
450
2 Ma
"*
—
234
3,100
2
64 Mi
150
62
Jan
Mar
-»•
64
1,000
49 Va Mar
45%
1,400
41
li
4 Mi
413
19,600
3
7 Ma
7%
3,000
900
45 "4
1
fa
4
45
17%
17
17%
16
16
16%
1,900
9%
9%
Jan
24
11
Jan
58%
Jan
3 Va
Feb
Feb
Slanlcy
Stanrock
83%
20c
83%
66
Feb
Sfatham
49 Va
Jan
Steel
Jan
Steel
Stein
(A)
17
Mar
20 Va
Jan
16
Jan
17%
Jan
Sterling
Sterling
Jan
9%
Jan
35
29 Mi Mar
&
Stinnes
Stone
4%
4 Va
43B
2,000
5%
Feb
11% Mar
15%
Jan
Mar
8%
Jan
400
I8V2 Mar
22%
Feb
1,300
29 Mi Mar
31 Va
Feb
52 Va
56 Va
Feb
24 %
Feb
12%
7,400
7 Ma
7%
500
21 %
21
21 Ma
.29%
29%
30
53%
55 Ma
7
54%
25
24
23%
53%
23%
24 %
23%
—
25
280
54
1,400
800
!
__25
--
"200
Feb
23 M»
Jan
22%, Jan
23% Mar
53
54% Mar
Jan
.__2f>
50Ma
50
50 Ma
600
4 8Va
Feb
50 Va
Jan
25
21%
21
21%
3,200
20Mi
Jan
21%
Jan
20 Ma
Jan
25
21 Mi Mar
19% Mar
_.
5%
6:!4
12 Mi
6%
14
5 V4
__
10,500
5 Ma
4%
12 Ma
Jan
5 Va
20 Ma
Feb
2,300
:
Feb
200
6%
11V8
12
4,800
11 Va Mar
14%
Jan
70 va
71
1,200
69% Mai-
72%
Jan
1
18%
17 Mi
18%
2,200
17 Mt Mar
20 Ma
93i
10 Mi
19,000
9Va
Feb
11%
Jan
500
9%
Feb
13 Va
Jan,
Jan
10Mi
>—
10 '/8
11
13
12%
13% '
3,400
"9%
10 Mi
2,100
le^^
I6M4
16%.
62 Ma
64Ma-
12 Va
13
800
12 Vi Mar
17 Va
Jan
21 Mi
'
l
10
21%
500
21
Feb
23 Va
Jan
Feb
3%
Jan
9 Mi Mar
12 Va
Jan
64
12%
2%
l
B_
2%
l
9%
Ltd
200
1%
17,800
100
8%
Feb
1 H
3/a
8,600
A
Feb
3%
3%
4,300
9 Ma
100
5
32%
32
76 3i
7%
7%
3,200
78
200
7%
100
24 Ma
I6V4
700
18
1,500
16 Mi
3
♦
25
16%
17Va
l()c
Corp
33
2%
16 Mi
3
100
15,600
2 Va
1 Ma Mar
4%
5
35 Va
-
9Va
Jan
Jan
25%
Feb
16 Ma Mar
20%
Jan
7 Mi Mar
16
16% Mar
Mar
3%
2% Mar
100
19%
41 Ma
42
600
37 Va Mar
44%
20 Ma Mar
23
Jan
Jan
37 Va
Feb
1
21%
22
22% Mar
25%
Jan
Stop & Shop Inc
1,200
2,100
1
32
33
550
3,000
14% Mar
23%
Jan
Stroock
*
14%
15
1,200
12 Ma
Feb
3%
4
13,900
3%
Jan
2%
2%
2% Mar
1,900
35%
Feb
3%
Jan
35%
Feb
ZZl
5c
28
1,800
38 Va
Jan
44%
Feb
26
5,300
21 Va Mar
27
Jan
Class
18%
4,400
16%
Feb
22 Va
Jan
4%
10
Jan
12 Vh
Jan
20% Mar
18%
Feb
4134
22%
17%
;
22%
Jan
10 Mi
.
10%
800
30
13 Mb
400
11%
Jan
19'/a Mar
"8%
13 Va Mar
21%
Jan
8 Mi
9 Mi
52.600
8 Va Mar
11%
1
4
3%
4 Mi
5,200
3% Mar
5%
1MB
lMa
1%
3,300
1%
Feb
2
Mar
10
49%
48%
49%
1,250
45%
Feb
51%
Jan
.
Z
Inc
class
B
A
1
10%
10 va
10%
1
20%
20%
23
6%
6%
6%
3,400
10Mi Mar
2,500
21 Va Mar
2,400
6 Mi Mar
cumulative
Tampa Electric Co
Taylor International
Co..
Corp
1965
28 Mi
Jan
Feb
2 Ma
Jan
Thorncliffe
9%
Jan
Amer dep rets ord regis
Roosevelt. Field Ino
Roosevelt Raceway Inc..
Roxhury Carpet Company..
see page 35.
*1
1
Feb
73%
Jan
■ >
ft-
1,600
8% Mar
8 Mi
13,500
7 % Mar
8,100
2
Feb
8%
8 Mi
8%
Jan
:
Co
Inc
com
Ltd.
"4%
--
4,500
1,300
2
Mai-
7%
3,000
7
Mar
9%
Jan
1
1%
1 %
1% Mar
1%
Jan
•
1^
11
Jan
Inc
20%
20
6% Mar
Toledo Edison
4 Va Mar
4 Va
1 Ma
5
Jan
Tonopah Mining
Jan
5%
Feb
Tower
Mar
18%
Jan
Trans
of Nevada
Acceptance Corp
Cuba Oil
Co
6
class
class
A.
Feb
2,400
I8V4 Mar
Jan
3,200
2 Mi Mar
3 Mi
Jan
Jan
1,000
Va
1
6 Ma
Mar
7
Mar
11%
27 Ma
Jan
26% Mar
31%
Jan
800
20 Mi Mar
22
Jan
12Ma Mar
200
11% Mar
6
Feb
*
24 Va
600
24
Mar
83 %
225
78.
Jan
3
3
6V2
6 Mi
50c
fa
fa
6
14%
11
21 Va Mar
83
A.^^.l
Jan
15%
20%
800
27
Va
1 %
Mar
1% Mai-
24
preferred_____.l00
91
Jan
llMt Mar
500
20
4
4,500
3,200
Mi
3 ;•
2,000
21 Ma
8
Jan
89
Amer
7
16
75
13
Tobacco Security Trust Go Ltd—
Jan
,1,500
8 Vi
Ma
1
Tilo
26
Ma
ll'/i
7
21
26 3
Feb
700
Ma
26%
Jan
400
1%
11
8%
1
91
1
5%
9,300
■
91
10
6V2
4Mb
Ja»
Jan
2%
1,200
5
12%
2%
6,200
16%
Jan
7
6%
4 Ma
9%
3 % Mar
7%
6ii
4%
10%
2%
1
Inc
4'%%
31% Mar
loc
deposit rets ord registered ...£1
Amer deposit r#ls def
registered
^3
Todd Shipyards Corp-.ii
20
16 Ma
36% Mar
8 Ma
_25c
•
81%
Jan
;
1
Jan
:
Jan
9 Ma
preferred....
Park
Roofing
25
3
5%
,
9
6,400
7 Mi
6%
£1
30c
70c convertible
Thriftmarkets
6 Ma
31
1
Thorofare Markets Inc
18%
Jan
30
2 Ma
Feb
-
Feb
7Va
30%
2 Mi
Thompson-SIarrctt
Mar
10
18 Va
2%
Feb
2
3,100
19 Va Mar
Jan
7 Mi Mar
l()c
5 Va
8
80%
Feb
15%
19%
900
20%
16 Ma
1,300
12
600/
20 Va
1,400
18
18 Mi
4,200
80%
18%
173a
2%
...
8 Ma
20%
183a
17%
2%
Inc
Co
2 Mi
100
18%
12%
Electronics
Shovel
8
50c
Feb
•
18%
Thew
2 Mi
Inc.__20c
24 Mi
32
5
Textron
Jan
4Va
45,400
36
50c
Jan
8V4
2 Mi
Jan
Jan
36%
2
7%
Inc
4
3%
Jan
7%
H)c
Industries
22
3,900
3 Va
Television
2,200
4
Jan
5% Mar
Tenney Engineering Inc
Tcxnm Oil Corporation
Texas Power & Light $4.56
pfd..:
Texstar Corp
4%
3%
Feb
2%
Jan
23 va
3%
3 Mi
900
2,200
*
5
...
4Ma
1
122,400
6 Va
1
22 Mi
--
4%
2%
______2()c
4%
1
4 Va Mar
3%
5%
l()
Inc
Tel-A-Sign Inc
Telepromptcr Corp
22%
50c
Jan
2%
6
*
•
Mar
4%
5
preferred
__j
new
43a
1
Jan
12'/a Mar
26
1
Jan
Mar
15
5
common
common
...
__i
Inc
Talon
Technicolor
13
3:%
Jan
36%
Mar
Jan
T
Feb
1
Corp
;
Sunset International Petrol
Corp...
Superior Tool
Die Co
-.1,
Symington Wayne Corp warrants.
Syntex Corporation
40
41
26
1
32
Jan
22 Va Mar
22 Mi
15%
Corporation
Jan
Jan
92
75 Ma Mar
24
36%
Corp
Jan
9% Mar
Feb
24 va
Co..
Jan
15
22 Mi
__
Feb
Jan
Jan
27 Ma
Jan
%
Mar
8
Jan
Jan
12
3 Ma Mar
11
.1
(Del)
2 Ma
2,500
67%
Feb
95/8
3%
5
Inc
GO Mi
Feb
18%
16 Mi Mar
10%
%
*
Co
10% Mar
1 Ma
____25c
Products..
1,000
14
26
Jan
10%
1%
__
.__1
Inc
.1,100
Feb
Jan
8%
9Va
lc
Hie
Mines
3
-.
12 Va
25
I
Corp
Jan
10 Va
I
20
14%
-
Jan
12
70Va
36 Mi
2%
Mar
1
*
&
Feb
6% Mar
14
5
,1
22%
(S)
Jan
45%
15 Mi
400
Jan
Feb
12%
...
5 Mi
4 Mi Mar
45%
5
Container
Mar
Feb
25
Co
(Hugo)
59
Jan
1
Brewers
Jan
4'/a
Inc-__
(J B)
Feb
Jan
>
Corp
Sterling Precision Corp
38
35
112
51%
Corp
Aluminum
Jan
Mar
24 va
Corp
1,300
\
7
~~~
Valley Gas Co—
footnotes,
8^ Jan
ZZZZZZZIZ5
1
Robinson Technical Products
7-fa Jan
200
ordinary.
Corporation...
Parts
Jan
84% Mar
Jail
900
•
9,100
of Canada
5 Ma
Jan
Jan
4%
l
Instruments
Co
9 Va
81 Va
25
Ma
5%
57%
12%
Jan
Feb
&
4%
1
Enterprises
2 Mi
4% Mar
36
Starrett (Tlie) Corp common__.____l()c
50c convertible preferred
.'
50c
Slalecourt
Stetson
100
Jan
Jan
95
12.50c;.
;
Uranium
fa Feb
9%
29%
56 va
Co
class
Jan
Jan
Jan
31
4%
Inc
Aviation
6% Mar
2,400
9%
Jan
3%
(Ky)
%
lMa Mar
56Mi
Forgings Corp
11
1
3
29%
common
Jan
Jan
£1
convertible preferred
Financial Corp
1,350
•
Rochester Gas & Elec 4% pfd F
Rokeach fl) Ss Sons Inc class A
Rolls Royce Ltd—
For
Dredging Corp
$1.60
2,200
1
Jan
29%
Standard
1134
20%
ZZZZZZZ_ZZZl
Ridge way Corp
to
29 Vs
♦
99 5 a
Investment
Vtc extended
7%
Inc
15 Va
7%
Resistofiex
Rio Grande
1%
.1
Jan
Feb
20
Line
Jan
6%
4% Mar
2%
1
Z
Corp
Argentine Mining
1%
2
Royalty Co..
Spencer Shoe Corp
6%
41 Mi
1
LtdZZZZ
Corp
Remington Arms Co Inc
Republic Foil Inc
Republic Industrial Corp
Republic-Transcon Indus
fr
Realty & Utilities
41%
Jan
Jan
92% Mar
21% Mar
1,500
Inc
Southland
11 Mi
50
Co
Investment
Pipe
Jan
4 Ma
112
Jan
Mi
21,100
Jan
14 Ma
37 Ma
l
America
Reinsurance
i7,s
4-'i
25
96
8
j
(Robert) & Co
Reliance Insurance Co
%
4%
Corp__2
Feb
Feb
Mar
23 Ma Mar
%
preferred,.
40%
'300
ZZZZZZZZZ"*
Reis
23
4%
Petroleum
47%
11 Ma Mar
20
Trusl of
25,300
California
~-a
3,100
83a
8
1
Co..
Z.ZZZlO
Raymond International Inc <new)__3.33
Reading Tube Corp common
1
$1.25 convertible preferred
Real
16,000
"l%
Materials Co
11 Ma
1
Packing
Reda Pump Co
Reeves Soundcraft
23 Va
~i%
cumulative
K
Investment
21%
Southern
Sl.ylon
-:-.y
:a
1%
Southern
97
Colorado-^"
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Power Co
30 Va
Feb
15 Va
_
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber.
Pyle-National Co
27
17.600
67%
Mar
_,)j
1,600
5
12%
11%
10
Z
6%
4%
11%
loc
cumulative preferred
Puerto Rico Telephone Co.
200
%
3 Mi
90
89M4
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
1
,4Mi%
46%
27 Vi
va
Feb
1;'
6.400
•
Preston East Dome Mines
44Mi Mar
21v\
13
i
27,700
Z
Proctor-Silex Corp
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Prophet (The) Company
Providence Gas
100
1
preferred
317/a Mar
300
4'
Jan
44 Mi
-:
preference
preferred
63
1.300
32 Mi
,31 %
4 4 Mi
—
1
Jii
convertible
7%
26 Ma Mar
1,700
1
cumulative
Feb
10% Mar
3,400
...
Co..:
Feb
Jan
3 '/a
Corp.
Oil
Jan
38
Jan
7%
900
12
97% 100 Va
1
cumulative
Jan
45
•
Inc
27%
3%
35
*
4.48%
Feb
31%
ZZZZ
Pratt & Lambert Co
27 Mi
4% Mar
9 Ma Mar
5
4.32%
6%
43 Ma
ZZZ.~_~
(Def)~_~ 2
11,100
•
4.24%
7Vl
31%
~
Alexander Inc
10%
1
Jan
8%
43 34
iqc
Inc
9%
•
Jan
100
Jan
10 Va
Co
3%
1,400
.1,300
7 Mi
11
24 Ma
2,100
i.
12%
Feb
Feb
4,900
9%
preferred
Jan
15%
Feb
17 Ma
17%
25c
3Va Mar
10%
14%
9 Va
2
preferred..
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
cumulative preference
4.88%
Jan
14Mi Mar
Jan
2 Mi Mar
10c
original
1
1,600
ZZZZZ.*
Polymers
5%
9'/a
2,500
13
17%
l()c
Southern California Edison-—'
15 V4 Mar
14 34
8%
Polarad Electronics
Corp
ZZZZ
Products class A.ZZZ
of
Coast
Jan
11%
4
Poloron
Polymer Corp class
South
2%
2,300
9Va
5,000
Manufacturing
South
Mar
14 va
2 50
-
Soss
Feb
Jan
Jan
29,200
17%
Corp
23% Mar
30%
10%
:
~
Co
Materials &
Pneumatic Scale
Jan
14%
Eiie__^Z__ZZ_ZZ~50
Plastic
9%
10%
CoZZZicT peZos
Aircraft Corp___
Industries Inc
Pittsburgh & Lake
Pittsburgh Railways
Souotonc
2
300
5
Corp
Jan
100 Va
Jan
21r/a
4Mi
—2
Oil
4% Mar
25%
Feb
3
Shares
Ltd
Feb
16% Mar
15 Mi
14 Ma
14
Inc
(Howard) Paper Mills
13 Va
Jan
3 Ma
Jan
3%
13%
Airways
Mar
90
300
15 va
Slick
Smith
Pharmaceutical
Phoenix
3%
3%
Co
Manufacturing Co
Manufacturing Co Ltd—
dep rets ord registered
Amer
Jan
.7,000
9%
15%
Z__l
Tel
Piasecki
.,
10%
85% Mar
18 Va Jan
24% Mar
75
,800
18,600
2%
1
Minerals
Industries
Service
2
Singer
Jan
6% Mar
3,800
20c
Philippine Long Dist
Phillips Screw Co
Prentice-Hall
2
1
_
2,100
Ltd——...
Venezuelan
4Va
9};{
2
_
Phillips Electronics
:
23
28'a
Singer
Mar
93
Mines
convertible
$3
Siiiclair
84% Mar
131 Va
Jan
"1
Inc_____
3,400
10,300
*
:
Simpson's
3 Ml Mar
8,100
99
•
21%
27 Ma
CoTMassT_20
Corp
Photo
Jan
88 Va Mar
Feb
Sinunons-Bourdman Publications—
Feb
21 Ma
~~2
_
Pepperell Manufacturing
Perfect
&
98
23
7 Mi
Perfect
Steel
9 Va
8 Mi
1
~~
_
22%
Jan
Jan
78 Mi
54,300
13
2
ZZZZZZZZZ
&
11 Ma
28%
Bol
Products.ZZZZZ
(The)
Oils
4,500
•
A
I,td__
Peninsular Metal
Penn Traffic Co
50
4 Va
9
v~tcZ_2~Bol
(CAl
_
Canada
85%
3%
4
1
B
of
85%
85%
Z
Z_ZZ~~
Jan
Va
122% Mar
1
A
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp
Public
82
~5%~~pfdZZZZl6o
class
Tubes
(CA) Amer shares
Chemical Company.
Powdrell
20
12 Ma
Pan tepee Oil
Peruvian
21
660
84 Ma
•
Z.ZZZ
ZZ.ZZZ
Pancoastal Petroleum
Class
100
100
88 '/a
—
Ltd
Power & Light
Paddmgtoflf Corp
Parker
22 Mi
21 Va
87 Ma
•
ZZZZZZZ*
ZZZZ*
dividend preferred
dividend preferred
Pacific
22 va
21 Ma
88 va
•
Jan
5 Mi
4T;8
100Mi
Silvray Lighting Inc..—
25
dividend
Pierce
26%
24 7
25
conv
Patino
26 Mi
25 Mi
preferred
$4.75
Park
26%
preferred
3%
3 M2
f()0
B
American
Jan
2% Mar
200
18%
♦
Silver Creek Precision Corp
Simca
9 M.
16%
Canada..
25
500
Jan
6% Mar
17%
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Class
Jap
8%
16
12.50
.
"25
preferred
Page-Hersey
preferred.
Sherwin-Williams of
30% Mar
Jan
Jan
6%
18
__L
27%
Jan
8%
Feb
Feb
16%
Power
common
Jan
1st
Petroleums
Warrants
4 'J,1
&
Jan
5'Mi Mar
'
4%
50c
Inc
Co
Jan
1st
Paciric
Water
Products
Sherwin-Williams
29 Va
redeemable
$4.75
Pacific
Sliawinigun
Sherman
3%
ifa
Jan
8Va
6 Mi
5,000
4%
Mi. Jan
12 V2
Jan
600
3
i
Feb
Feb
400
•
26%
1,000
6% Mar
3%
*
1
4 Mi Mar
6,300
2%
%
5
700
24 Ma
2,300
7%
3%
Mining
400
25 Va
5 Mi
2%
Co
Denn
1,800
redeemable
$4.36
Leather
30%
24%
5
7
I
37 Va
24%
6 M2
20c
27 v4
24 Mi
5,400
1
363;
25
100
8 Mi
1
Corp of America
Shattuck
Mar
9%
7 Mi
Mar
Mar
1Mb
9% Mar
9%
4,200
Sorvoinechanisms Inc
Sel.011
% Mar
100
5 Ma
Corp class
27 Va
25
Lighting $4.50
$4.40
Servo
12,800
7 Mi
new common
30 va
preferred.
4.50%
4.36%
Pacific
Sentry Corp
Serrick
%
1
3
37 Ma
1st
5/a
1
1
27 Mi
39 VA
22
7
Inc
30%
35'/a Mar
Jan
5
Shoe
8
20%
6%
Corp
Bros
25
pfd_
redeemable 1st preferred
redeemable 1st pfd series A
4.80%
Security
Seeburg (Tlie)
25
1st
17%
:__10c
C'ori) of Ayierica....
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum
Pacific
Clay
Products
Pacific Gas & Electric
6%
5%%
1st
preferred
5% 1st preferred
400
6%
Corp General
Freehold Petroleums..
Jan
5
--
ZZZZZZl
ZZZZZZ" 1
U.
fa Mar
3%
59%
59%
5
Feb
Jan
3,400
5 Ma
Jan
25 Mi
69,800
6%
Ltd Amer shares.lOs
Corp
20 Va
600
89%
24%
7%
5 Va Mar
16,700
21%
7
Securities
3%
21V4
7
1
Seaporcel Metals Inc
U
P
5r:'n
Allied
17,000
lis
2%
18
Jan
1
Seaboard Plywood & Lumber
Seaboard Western Airlines
Feb
16 Mi
•
7
3.50
Feb
Mar
13,000
i
preferred.
Ltd
Co
Mj Jan
17 Ma
300
-
9%
\
1
Oil
1
90c
Securities
Electric
Fisher Co
&
20
100
17 Va
8
5Va
25c
____
Jan
18
—
_25c
%
2%
100
(Del)
v%%
%
20c
Inc
Paper Corp
•
Jan
Jan
8% Mar
17%
21%
%
__50c
Jan
63 Mi
20
180
Jan
Jan
18 Mi
I
Ltd.
1
n
(DellZZZZZiOc
39
Jaa
4%
18
-~
__20
Ltd—...
Petroleums
Petroleums
7
.—20
i
preferred.....
3 Va
i
cumulative
preferred
39%
33 Va Mar
4
Co—
series
series
Mar
Co
O'okiep Copper Co
Opelika Mfg Corp
16
Gas & Electric
Diego
2 V8 Mar
50c
Brass
19
10% Mar
1,800
pesos
4 Mi%
33
l
Power 4%%
preferred
Olcalta Oils Ltd
Old Town Corp common
15% Mar
5,200
8'/a
San
400
Ltd
Ohio
1,400
12 V4
7%
Feb
2 va
l
Ogden Corp
16%
10%
Milling Co Ltd..—16
Inc.
34 Ma
pfd__100
Corp
xl5%
San Carlos
Seeman
Petroleum
16%
HV4
Jan
o
Occidental
•
—_——2.50
Jan
3% Jan
,
:.• %
y ,■
Ltd...
Corp
2 Va
1
A
3 Mi Mar
Feb
S
Lawrence
33 Ma
Warrants
Corp of Amer
900
St.
34 Va
Z~~50
Mines
3Va
.
.
Salem-Brosius
~2 Mb
Mines Ltd
Uranium
3%
--i-1
;
25
4 M»%
3 Mi
Jan
Mar
3%
3 Ma Mar
5%
500
10
27/e
Jan
,
Feb
2% Mar
1,300
1,000
1
7 M»
500
5,900
5,800
8Mb
4%
7,000
4%
3'/a
Jan
Jan
9'/a
2%
1
High
3 Ma Mar
3 Va
43
Mi
1,900
2%
2%
1
Haynes
l
;
Serv
&
Low
4
3 Va
Petroleum
Feb
37%
Feb
Ryerson
2%
..—HI
Compuny
30
'500
8%
10
i
North Penn RR Co
(The F Ci
Consolidated
Ryan
Mar
10
Northeast Airlines
Russell
81A
2%
,
Range Since Jan.
High
3%
*
Feb
n
Low
3%
8%
j?0q
Mar
1 %
i fa
i
Railway
class
Oil
Fifth
Jan
2%
154
Mi Mar
8,100
l
Cement
Co Ltd....
Avenue Inc
Royalite
Russeks
35
fa
liV
Shares
50c
26
...
l
Inc
Feb
Mar
900
35 v*
127
13%
Feb
12 Va
10
Ma
l
:
American
Nuclear
139
lo
American Royalties Inc
Canadian Oils Ltd
North
1%
%
Rosario__3.33 Va
Ltd
Class B
North
12Ma
139
*
Honduras
Royal American1 Corp
Jan
1
Nipissing Mines
North
Jan
1
Merchandise
Norfolk & Southern
23 Va
50c
Co
Mines
14% Mar
17% Mar
25c
1
New
Lites
Mar
Jan
19 Ma
*
New
Noma
13
3%
1
Co
for Week
Par
High
Feb
13
Co
Auction
Rim
3
19
Mining Co
York
Nickel
4,200
13 Ma
Superior Oils
New
Low
3%
20
Chem
Jersey Zinc
Pew Mexico & Arizona > Land
Process
High
3 Me
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
American Stock Exchange
1
19
& Watch Co
&
Pew
New
Low
3%
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.
1
England Tel & Tel
New
New
Shares
1
New
New
for Week
30c
Co
New
Min
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
•
.
Nestle-Le
Week's
Last
Sale Price
!
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
200
Ma
800
Mi
9,900
Mar
Mar
>
fa
Jan
Jan
6%
Feb
27 %
Jan
35
(1351)
AMERICAN STOCK
Friday
Week's
Range
Sale Price
Stock Exchange
of Prices
Shares
of America—
-continental warrants
True Temper Corp—
22%
23%
20 Va
20%
Union
Gas
14%
14
11 Vs
11
union
28%
Investment Co
Stock Yards of
1
..
—
Omaha—
20
50c
United
Elastic Corp
United
Improvement & Investing—2.60
N J RR
United
Pacific Aluminum
_
Conditioning Corp
Ceramic Tile Co
Foil Co class B
Rubber Reclaiming Co
Air
S
S
U
S
Corp
United Stores
Southwestern
10% Mar
17%
Corp
Mar
29
Jan
Webb
22
Mar
27%
Jan
West
20%
1,600
20 '/a Mar
22
8,500
19% Mar
26 Va
14%
1,100
14%
11%
300
11
28%
100
27
&
Feb
,
2,200
6%
4%
9,700
3,800
1
%
17,600
Central Bk
Jan
3% Mar
1%
ABaden
Jan
%
8%
Feb
Jan
6s
(Germany)
ADanzig
%
Feb
700
41% Mar
5% Mar
7%
Jan
AHanover
2%
3'/a
5,300
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
Maianhao
Jan
55
series
A
1967——
series
B
1967
Feb
6
Jan
Feb
6
Feb
169%
Feb
180
Mar
14% Mar
70
179 % 180
15%
19
Jan
Parana
Jan
Peru
1,200
4%
14%
1,100
4'/a
10
11%
42%
41,600
11
9%
5%
—
Manufacturing
Vogt
3%
Feb
1,200
May
1927)
of
Oct
1S27)
stamped
(Republic
3,800
34% Mar
9%
15
Western
Leaseholds Ltd—
Western
Stockholders
Tablet
Feb
18%
Feb
36% Mar
Jan
Feb
18
157/e Mar
7%
3,500
7
Jan
8%
Jan
8%
8%
1,400
8% Mar
10%
7%
7%
Wickes
Oil
(The)
6%
Zale
5
300
3%
400
3 Va Mar
2%
2%
300
75
—
"3%
2%
1 %
1%
1%
82 %
83
Pump
Chicago Transit
Delaware
Lack
Lackawanna
1st
N
subord
lft
Valley
National
RR
Bellas
6%s
Ohio
due
3%
2,200
Power
1st
3 VA s
Public
47
Electric
5%s
Safe
conv
Co
7s
subord
Harbor
Water
&
Ltd
series
A
series
B
series
C
1976
3 Vas
series
D
3s
series
3%s
4
%
series
s
series
series
E
F
G
H
series
series
J
4%s
series
K
103.93
High
Mar. 22—
104.42
Low
37%
Jan
Wed
Mar 23—
105.04
29%
Jan
Mar. 24—
105.61
47
Mar
105.82
Feb
Gas
18%
3,300
18%
1%
Mr
Fri.
25
.,
—
1 % Mar
2%
Jan
Mar
18%
Jan
12%
Jan
14 Va
Feb
1,200
9%
Jar
11%
200
2%
Feb
Jan
Jan
5
25%
Feb
34'A
Jan
fan
20%
Feb
91.
based on the closing prices of the common
year are
as
follows (1939 = 100):
27%
March 18, '60
10
800
14
Jan
9%
Jar
97/a
9%
396.5
20%
20 %
20%
100
20 % Mar
3,000
42% Mar
30Va
Jan
Jan
Composite
3%
1%
21
1
4%
4%
Sale Price
1%
Jan
24%
Jan
6
Jar
8Va
Jan
6,100
5
Last
Ian
Mar
4%
Jan
5%
June-Dec
110%
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
High
110
112
8*«ld
Low
No.
and
90
April-Ocf
wi
Mining
$98%
88%
120 Va
82%
67
82%
87%
42%
April-Oci
April-Oct
1964—June-Dec
1998_Jan-July
May-Nou
April-Oct
6s
1967-
1964
1981
3s
5s conv debs
1965
!
ZLZ
1970
3s
1971
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
Jan-July
,
■
•
■
71%
73
109
109
110
102
102
371.6
292.6
224.0
+
0.7
231.8
207.1
417.1
+
2.4
447.3
382.7
266.5
+
0.9
360.4
266.5
Stock Exchange
U. 8.
Gov't
Bonds
$4,527,000
'Dues.
March 22—
2,497,540
4,655,000
307,000
Wed.
March 23—
3,020,820
5,315,000
306,000
5,621,000
Thur.
March 24—
5,614,000
394,000
6,008,000
Fri.
March 25—
2,943,550
2,637,134
4,739,000
423,000
5,162,000
13,593,924
$24,503,000
$1,777,000
$26,280,000
Jan. 1 to March
Week Ended March 25
of
Shares
92 %
91%
87
87
87
93%
93%
21
77
106%
127
8
'
Bonds—
U.
$2,000
Foreign
97%
101%
10
2
7
$1,777,000
97
152
and
92%
92
$84%
81
83 VA
9 S%
98
145
169
64%
88%
92%
24
79%
Mon.
March 22
March 23
—
—
$86%
87 %
$84
85%
March 24—
Fri.
March 25——
——.—.—_
—
792,480
$58,000
$14,000
Bonds
59,000
1,000
$82,000
$10,000
10,000
1,000
42,000
1,000
881,905
110,000
70,000
44,000
1,000
1,024,855
T5I60O
68,000
$24,000
$36,000
$375,000
Week Ended March 25
1959
1960
4,306,195
111,000
7,000
|46,000 "
$315,000
4,306,195
88
78
Total
Bonds
829,255
—
Thur.
Corporate
Bonds
777,700
March 21—
Tues.
Bonds
Foreign
Gov't
Domestic
83 Va
11,417,590
Jan. 1 to
March 25
1959
1960
127,619,687
62,683,717
86%
90
95
99%
99
12
Foreign
(No. of
80%
79
98
$99
Stock Exchange
85%
85
87
102
$100
99% 100
$407,933,300
Shares)
117%
78
95
$344,212,500
Stocks
93 %
86
85
83'A
3
$78
93%
$22,841,600
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Total.
14
-
$86
387,949,500
Transactions at the American
87
90
75%
92
80%
80
325,895,000
$26,280,000
92 Va
61
87 %
$73
21,701,000
4,000
Industrial
Wed.
4
12
64
$61
19,978,800
24,503,000
___—_———-———
—
$83
18,315^500
Bank
101 Va
87%
117 VA
119
155
$1,000
$1,140,600
Government
S.
77%
86
97
25
1959
113
CO £
74 Va
$86%
$118
•
225,741,571
180,233,509
12,876,510
f
71%
23
101%
93%
' '
1960
1959
,
13,593,924
Total.
76
Sales
$347,000
4,962,000
International
12
Bond
Bonds
$4,180,000
1960
96
104
75
$87
Foreign
Bonds
Shares
2,494,880
March 21.
Mon.
Total
Int'l
Bank
Bonds
Railroad
and Miscel.
No. of
32.
18
31
$97%
83%
+ 0.5
Stocks
Railroad
$100
92
479.9
293.7
—
89
May-Nou
'62—Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Feb-Auy
Feb-Aug
Feb-Auy
Feb-Auy
Feb-Auy
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
Jan-Aup
6
24
$81
152
570.1
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks—Number
97
1.8
—
$19%
-
453.4
479.9
+
49%
25
:
—
85 %
63 Va
22
—
$63
75%
527.7
268.8
^
50
84%
28
$25 %
Jan-July
1963
42%
42%
72%
1.2
427.0
Service
Total
April-Oct
Jan-July
6%% liq tr ctfs—
1.5
+
295.1
—
High
46 Va
68
$87%
May-Nov
472.0
+
453.4
483.3
Goods
128
119
85%
85
$65
—Jan-July
391.2
472.0
554.2
Transactions at the New York
105 Va
26
$119
Quar-Feb
441.3
458.9
—
_
__
Range Since
Jan. 1
B»4ds
50
87%
87%
June-Dec
—
Finance
1.4
+
Week's Range
$41
1994—June-Dec
Trade,
Low
High
Change
225 6
Goods
Transportation
Utility
■
391.2
479.0
Manufacturing
Durable
'
March 11, *60
Jan
1%
1,600
6%
%
6
Jan
2,700'
LI
20
3%
Ian
Feb
20
7,600
l.V
i rf
6%
Mar-Sept
May-Nou
3%s
—
Non-Durable
9ft
fan
;
,
1959-19601!
Percent
•
Feb
55%
stock
major industry groups
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the current
ending March 18, 1960, for composite and by
for week
Feb
A
6
100.77 Mar 11
for
SEC Index of Stock Prices
The SEC index of stock prices
28
46
23
I960
109.39 Jan
Low
Jar
43%
4.
101.42 Sep
High
26%
45%
109.60 Aug
Range
Jan
26.
vfar
Thurs.
Range for I960
Closing
Jan
18%
25%
—April-Oct
southern Counties
(Calif)
Gas
Jan
%
Jan
.
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
87
1982
California
5% Mar
70
1983
Southern
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
86 % Mar
125
1974
Industrials,,,^6§9; jRaJJs, ,,5,234;
18.42.
27%
1982
I
65 stocks,
divisors:
using the following
compiled daily by
are
8.53;
90%
1979
4%s
Utilities,
27
1981
4%s
Averages
Jan
87
1978
1982
30
90%
1976
3%s
82.80
Jan
fan
1973
27/8s
82.72
84.48
Mar. 21__
2,700
1973
3s
84.33
78.95
Tues.
41
50
Low
3s
78.95
Mon.
27
26 Va
£1
40c
L.
1
Corp
79.63
79.71
Jan
3
Co
87.95
88.06
Feb
3
3%s
205.77
206.57
...
32 Va
18%
Period
Gas
California Edison
3'/as
89.48
Jan
9%
3%s 1968
'
Power
Sapphire Petroleums
Southern
88.33
146.58
f—
%
%
1%
1993
to
debs
debs
145.34
624.00
23.
24
3j£
6,700
Jan-July
Service
82.71
•622.06
Mar.
Mar.
Mar
%
0
1970
Rapid American
82.59
84.28
30% Mar
500
36
-Feb-Aug
Power
&
82.59
84.12
79.03
87.44
% Mar
3/
8,700
Ltd—
1971
Pennsylvania Water
84.10
78.78
79.56
Jan
3%
111
1961
Co
mortgage
3s
78.82
79.55
87.96
RR—
extended
1st
mortgage
79.51
87.92
'
27% War
ft
47
3%s 1978
3%s
Power
1953
87.96
Feb
220
32%
18 %
40
Bonds
204.03
Jan
30%
1974—
Nippon Electric
145.44
Total
204.49
Jan
132,000
Research Corp—
5s convertible subord debentures
1976—Jan-July
National Theatres & Television Inc—
New England Power
ities
204.26
11?
5%
National
5%s
Ralls
87.57
23%
86 %
%
8
1984
Rails
87.76
ft- Mar
1
3
■
1973
5%s
Util¬
trials
Stocks
143.98
18% Jan
9%
1963
4s
Hess
itles
144.55
79
9%
Italian Power Realization Trust
Midland
i-
4%
86
5%
AGuantanamo & Western RR 4s 1970
A
roads
618.09
900
3,400
1ft
20%
700
1963--
debentures
Grade
Jan
June-Dec
mortgage 4s series A
10
Grade
617.00
Jan
A 1st
mortgage 4s series B 1993
May
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961—Mar-Sept
General Builders Corp—
.
,
6s
trials
65
616.42
3%
Division—
J
Util,.
10
18
4%
1970
debs
6s
10
Second
Indus¬
Total
Rail¬
4
Date
10
First
•
15
21
93
Feb
12%
debs
A
Western
&
""
'■
.
20
22
3%-Mar
Interest
Authority
of
—Bonds—
Stocks
Mar-,
2% Mar
10c
series
Industries
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by
Mar.
900
12%
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998—
Chemoil
on
representative stocks and bonds listed
Dow-Jones & Co.:
the daily closing averages of
are
Mar.
300
20%
3 i5a
certificates;
warrants.
Jan
3%
12%
inc debs
4s
without
Jan
2%
15
,
subord
conv
2%s
"x vi,"
warrants;
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
1% Jan
Feb
29
American Stock Exchange
Edison
with
"v t c," voting-trust
"n-v," non-voting stock;
"M," mortgage;
"w w,"
issued;
Jan
2%
BONDS
&
when
3%' Feb
Feb
80
80
Friday
Boston
33,700
85
50c
Corp
5%s
delivery
-2
!
Petroleum
Steel
Feb
lVe
9
Co__
45
g
1
—
48%
range),
*
Ltd
Zapata
AAmer
Jan
2%
700
Co
Inc
Deferred
year's
Jan
'3%
3%
1
—254
100
pfd
23
44
4%
69,900
—10
„
45
40 Vs
48%
47Ya
$40
28%
75
Jan
21%
_3_%
Jan
4
2 % Ma r
rets ord'regular——5s
Off-Shore
5%
4% Mar
700
—
Zapata
Alsco
a
distribution,
in
Jan
Ltd—
Hargreaves
48
30
1
common
dep
Jewelry
14
1%
& Co
W)
Jan-July
2s 2012—Jan-July
(Plan A)
Jan
—1
Industries
preference
Wright
Jan
11% Mar
1,900
12
6%
13%
12%
Jan
12
3%
—5
Woodley Petroleum Co
American
200
15%
Wood Newspaper Machine——
Woodall Industries Inc
(P
Feb
Mar
5 %
6,500
15
(John) Industries Ltd
Woolworth
value,
par
Ex-liquidating
Feb
15
—
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 4%%
,
9-%
Jan
5
1
5% preferred.
Wood
—
Jan
5%
9% Mar
1.
CO
Williams-McWilliams
(R C)
Mar-Sept
Date—
:
Corp
Wilson Brothers
_
Jan
36,500
5%
11%
11%
Is
Corp_.
Brothers
Williams
6%
13%
&
White Stag Mfg CO.
Williams
Feb
9% Mar
12%
12
Stationery———0
20
Inc
-10
River
Feb
4%
5,000
11
5%
&%
--
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
1
White Eagle International Oil Co—10c
Wichita
6%
1,500
'•
8%
7%
700
5%
5%
10%
Invest Ltd—
rets ord shares-
_
June-Dec
Jan
7 Va
7
5 Va
10 Va
.—*
x-x—
$60
$60
$98% 100
$63
—
1972
5s
d Ex-interest,
transaction (not included in year's range),
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
Ex-stock dividend.
rTransaction for cash (not included in year's range).
tEx-dlstrlbution.
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
A
Bonds being traded flat.
$ Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
§ Reported in receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
No
Jan
Coal
Westmoreland
v
1997
1
Jan
"conv," convertible;
11% Mar
13%
7 Va
cumulative preferred—
Precision Instrument Co__—1
Webb & Knapp Inc common—
10c
$6 series preference—
*
Webster Investors Inc (Del)
5,
Weiman & Company Inc
—i
1
Wentworth Manufacturing
1.25
West Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
V/AWest Chemical Products Inc——50c
West Texas Utilities 4.40% pfd—100
Western Development Co
_—l
Western
3s
included
6,200
Waltham
Westmoreland
fund
de Janeiro stamped
(not
16%
100
1
30
$2
98%
$63
...
2Vas 2C08
(Plan A)
f
15%
•
voting trust ctfs__
preferred-—a.x—_i
i
V/aitt & Bond Inc common—
American dep
2008—May-Nou
of)—
Feb
41%
8% Mar
2,300
25,100
2Vas
90
90
$120
1947.
May-Nov
1947————April-Oct
Denmark
Jan
6
4% Mar
2,500
*
Co—
98%
$90
90
—Feb-Aug
Indus-
Wagner Baking
7'/c
Bogota—
of
*
9 Va Mar
8%
10c
Aircraft
A)
tive;
4%
36 %
I, w
Waco
(Plan
(issue
Rio
7%
•
——
Inc
Vornado
92
-
17%
Jan
16%
25c
.
94%
90
190
$15
Jan-July
1949.
(issue
Sinking
Jan
11%
Feb
4%
85/a
2
& Coke Co
Virginia Iron Coal
Vita Food Products
stamped
Mortgage Bank of
33%
1
1
18%
94%
$150
|;
_Jan-July
_
6%s
A7s
46%
9%
35 Va
13%
—1
Corporation-^.
Vinco
(Prov)
Mortgage Bank of
11% Mar
Jan
34% Mar
900
6%
6%
Mar
4
1,400
397/a
10%
8%"
15
$120
&
A,7s
137/e
99%
$157
Feb-Aug
4%s
5
100
5%
Banks—
Prov
_April-Oct
5%s
Jan
6
5%
4%
66%
99
Jan-July
1951
State &
Waterways 6%s 1952
Jan-July
Banks and Clearing Assn—
Debt Adjustment debentures—
1,800
36
95 VA
63%
29
65
Savings
6%
>.
7s
1951
B
Port
German
44'/a
41%
87%
100
90%
$99% 100
——June-Aug
1952—
A
series
6
11%
98
94%
64
June-Dec
1960
of German
series
A6s
,
5ft Jan
lft Jan
Jan
%
A
,28% Jan
1
6%
4%
5
High
86%
100
$94%
—June-Dec
6
87%
100
100
Jan. I
Low
No.
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Jan
13%
318
I.1,.
15%
86%
87%
Feb-Aug
—Jan-July
1963
A
ser
1970
Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
17
Feb
Mar
6%
1
(The)
6s
Penn Traction 5s
2%
Industries warrants
Instrument Co
Norman
Victoreen
debs
3%s
Range Sine*
Sold
High
Jan
21 Va
i
"w i."
Van
Electric
&
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
44
Universal American Corp
Universal Consolidated Oil
Universal Container Corp cl A com_10c
Universal Controls Inc—
____25c
Universal Insurance
15
Universal Marion Corp (Fla) —
14
Utah-Idaho Sugar
.
5
Valspar Corp—
Vanderbilt Tire & Rubber-.
Gas
Jan
4,700
%
1*6
10s
100
1
____50c
1
1
1
50c
25c
10
& Canar
United
•
5
United Molasses
Amer dep rets
U
Jan
6
—
Industrial "warrants"
Milk Products
Co Ltd—ord registered
'
—
1 Va
-xl
—10c
United
U
900
313
Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
Cuban Oil Inc
U S
10%
6%
1
Asbestos Corp—;
United Canso
United
1
21 Va
—
-
Aircraft Products
United
Feb
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Low
Wasatch
20%
5
Chemical Corp
Co of Canada
Unexc'Hed
8%
Last
Sale Price
Period
High
'W;;.
U
united
11
400
Interest
American Stock Exchange
24
.10
-
T-
Union
10%
23%
& Cable Co_——
Triangle Conduit
United
10%
.10c
common
A
Low
10
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
9%
Transportation Corp
ria^
Low
Par
Corp-
Lux
(Range for Week Ended March 25)
for Week
STOCKS
American
EXCHANGE
Sales
Last
103
96%
100
86
87%
84
84
Stocks—Number
of Shares
Bonds—
Domestic
Foreign
Foreign
"
■
—
government
corporate
T«tal
$315,000
<
$411,000
$7,133,000
.
$7,055,000
17,000
329,000
495,000
36,000
12,000
276,000
310,000
$375,000
$440,000
$7,738,000
$7,860,000
24,000
36
(1352)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle..
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Boston Stock
Friday
STOCKS
American
Agricultural
American
Motors
Sugar
Refining
American
Tel
Tel
St
Edison
Boston
Pers
Calumet
Cities
&
100
Co
-25
Inc
...T__..
First
National
Ford
Motor
1
Stores
Co
_—
Electric
■
.
89%
-
Star
Maine
Cement
Central
'•[
58)
59%
62 %
51% Mar
58%
20%
Jan
28%
Jan
40% Mar
48%
Jan
——1
271
17 Va
54V8
74%
86%
100
90 Va
71
30%
76%
—I' ''Si
343
78 %
27%
28 VB
1
12
20
Olin,
Mathieson
Pennsylvania
Chemical
Shawmut
Association
Stone
Webster
&
United
Fruit
United
27%
U
S
Smelt
Refin
Westinghouse
Corp
Jan
Motor
-6.25
Jan
37%
Jan
Graham
6 Va
Feb
Great
5% Mar
Mar
Paige
16%
Jan
39
44 Va Mar
Ironrite
.30
27
Mar
32%
Jan
Jan
Kysor
Heater
Screw
Jan
Hoskins
1
32 V'4 Mar
36%
Jan
Masco
1,720
23% Mar;
31%
Jan
Micnigan
32% Mar
90
194
272
36 Va
52% Mar
64
Jan
35% Mar
Parke
56 %
Pfeiffer
reo
Jan
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Week's
Range
Carey Manufacturing
Champion Paper
,4%
Gas
—
common
—8.50
Transit
Cincinnati
Union
Diamond
Eagle
_
_
U S
30%
Feb
34%
37%
120
34%
Feb
42%
33 %
618
Feb
60
77%
Jan
58
34% Mar
90%
38%
90 V»
1,185
87% Mar
90%
7 V4
100
16%
16%
50
16% Mar
17%
29%
31%
271
29% Mar
24
35%
23%
24
120
-
■
58%
58 %
60 %
33%
35%
28 Va
28»/«
16
.23
748
—
6%
453
34%
98%
5
Limited
97%
99 V'4
Jan
Mar
28%
29%
10
Tobacco
Co.
_
25'/4
52%
_
Brunswick-Balke
_
_
new
14%
(P)
Jan
60%
23%
4
73 Vb
63 Va
70
59% Mar
183
51% Mar
20
40 Va Mar
423
19% Mar
45
.
69%
,
Jan
70%
Jan
49 V4
Jan
20%
Jan
19 Va
19%
48%
60
21%
172
50 Vs
110
46
Mar
51Y*
Vs Mar
25 Va
Jan
48
Mar
55%
Jan
20 Vb Mar
31V*
Jan
19
46
89%
90
85% Mar
98%
95
Feb
108%
26
61%
Feb
70%
Armour
Jan
Jan
65%
93
Jan
Jan
Athey
Jan
45 Vb
46%
340
43% Mar
56 Vb
Jan
Avco
21'/4
21%
73
20
Feb
21%
38
45
32% Mar
39 Vb
Jan
66 Vb
67%
38
38 Va
38%
136
40%
10
44%
6
41% Mar
54V2
61 Va
35
56 V4
Feb
61%
10
52V4
Feb
96%
98%
25
94% Mar
23%
23%
10
23% Mar
31 Va
15
36
38%
89 V»
Mar
Jan
39
Jan
58%
109
49%
13% Mar
16%
32%
32%
60
31 >/4 Mar
38%
Co
OU
69V2
Jan
195
64
60%
44%
1
27%
27%
40
48%
50
4
125
73
59%
Feb
64
Mar
57%
40
Feb
,
48 V4
50%
Feb
38%
81
20
44% Mar
53%
39 V4 Mar
44'%
Gas
45
44%
46 Vs
950
43 V4 Mar
48%
49 Va
39
48% Mar
56
35
14
23%
Jan
22
22%
96
21% Mar
24
Jan
76 %
72
72% Mar
13
127% Mar
132
135
Mar
42V4
50%
86Va
148
Jan
Jan
Carrier
40%
82
37 Vb Mar
42 V»
82%
83%
65
79% Mar
1031/4
Jan
49%
49%
30
45%
56'A
Central
Jan
82%
Jan
Feb
We
are
Indebted to
Uie firm of
59%
60
$2,000
58
Mar
62
W. E. HUTTON & CO for the transmission
of these Cincinnati prices.
For
footnotes,
see page 44.
Range Since Jan.
I Low
57%
a
300
--
-
26'/4
•
25 % Mar
1
High
62
Jan
44»/4'
32%
Jan
500
.18 ye
Feb
23%
Jan
900
44'/4
1/4
52% Mar
1,300
X
10%
13%
Feb
17%
Jan
100
14%
"
'
Jan
16 V*
750
9% Mar
13 Vs
Jan
:'5o
40% -War
53%
Jan
49
Mar
58
Feb
2,600
32
Mar
1,700
800
29 % Mar
2,100
18% Mar
•
Jan
52%
32
33%
31%
30%
32
91%
30%
92%
18%
19'/«
32%
31
32%
800
26% Mar
ao.%
50%
32% Mar
39%
40%
..1,600
39% Mar
49%
43%
51
1,500
47% Mar
58
100
■
39%
Jan
35%
Jan
-
•
■■■-•
83% Mar
107
Jan
25%
Jan
25%
Corp_
Sons
&
(E
Inc
(Un)
(Un)
New
common
w
Feb
'
Jan
59
Jan
25Va
17,000
22 Va
Feb
28%
Feb
15
900
13% Mar
16
Feb
33
600
31
37%
Jan
86%: 88%
8,800
Mar
-'80'
Jan
89% Mar
104
Feb
108%■ Jan
104 Vb
105'/4
250
34%
34%
1,100
33% Mar
51 %
43
Jan
Jan
53 '
500
49% Mar
68
33%
500
31%
35
Jan
60%
62%
2,300
60
Mar
76 %
Jan
37'/2
38%
1,300
33%
Jan
41%
Feb
20%
21
20
Feb
23%
Jan
23% Mar
27%
Jan
33'/a
37%
_10
24%
23%
•
400
24%
9%
1,800
9%
2b %
26'%
Feb
d
9'/4
Jan
9% Mar
100
22'/a
Jan
26% Mar
—
35%
35%
36
300
14%
3.6V4 Mar
41%
Jan
13'%
14%
1,700
12% Mar
15%
Jan
7%
8%
400
1
13
15%
6
Mar
'
8% Mar
15%
15%
200
82
14%
Jan
17'
Jan
81
83
200
50
77
Feb
83
Mar
45
50
2,000
40%
Feb
50
16%
17
3,000
15% Mar
17% Mar
67%
•
I_io
68'%
600
67% Mar
74
16%
Pi
IV4
47 %
94%
1%
1,500
46%
47%
3,100
39
a
401/,
inn
24 Vb
27»/4
900
40
40%
1,200
1401/4 140 'A
19%
19%
140 %
25%
27
40
*
1
West
Jan
49%
14%
88%
5
1,500
1,300
200
Feb
Feb
Jan
1%
Jan
45% Mar
57%
Jan
38 %
40% Mar
1
%
Feb
24 % Mar
32 %
Jan
Jan
27%
Feb
39% Mar
48%
Jan
26%
139%
18
Jan
Mar
Feb
143
19% Mar
56
53
56
21%
21%
21%
l
100
19%
20 Vb Mar
18%
19'/4
5
(Un)
•
5
1.3U0
32%
IS % Mar
23%
Jan
30
32%
23
3,500
29
34%
Jan
22%
23
26
Mar
12.50
5,300
200
49%
22%
Feb
Mar
Jan
61%
27%
Feb
Jan
30c
2%
2%
25
common
South
19%
22%
5
J)_
24%
25
2-,'tf Mar
2
24%
300
24% Mar
26
32i%
32%
900
32 Va Mar
41%
Jan
6'A
6%
1,000
5%
Feb
7%
Jan
29 V*
Feb
10
Brewing Corp
&
Feb
31
"
"*1
~~"ff
Bigelow
Corp
17%
11%
5
—.
&
200
200
33
2
Corp
Jan
18%
55V2
3
Co
Steel
Jan
18%
10
& Gas class A
Consolidated
,
53%
55
J
50c
6%
2%
7,700
ut
Feb
Corp—
1
2.50
common
Chemetron Corp
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)___
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pacific
Chicago & Northwestern Ry com
Chicago Rock Isl & Pacific
34 %
34VB
341/4
500
19i%
19%
23 %
300
18% Mar
22%
23 Vs
400
65
22% Mar
28%
Jan
65
651/4
23%
100
23
59% Mar
69%
Jan
23%
17
1,000
20
26
Jan
17
17
X26%
27
_l
1
25
1
*.
Ry Co—_•
Chicago South Shore & So Betid—12.50
Chrysler Cgrp* a____—
25
Shares
10
___
4%s_____— —1998
for Week
4
Champlin Oil & Refining
BONDS
Transit
only
High
15
,111-8
common—
preferred-
Gossett
Centlivre
Jan
__
—16%
Mar
Sales
15 '
__io
Canadian Export Gas Ltd
Canadian Pacific (Un)
Jan
38%
transactions
Week's
10 VB
com_2.50
I
:
Company
Burlington Industries
Burroughs Corp (Un)
Burton-Dixie Corp
Jan
14%
36% Mar
40%
Westinghouse Wee
46
Feb
14
.__U_50
new
Budd
Jan
*
Feb
Feb
19%
125
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
Jan
90
76%
_
Jan
9%
15
33%
Manufacturing Co_:
Brown
Jan
44%
41 Va
22%
Feb
4 '/b
15%
10%
——25
(Un)
Refining
Aviation
Brach
Jan
14
*
Jan
24%
24%
Jan
18%
19%
(Uft)—
Airplane
Booth Fisheries
Corp
Borg-Warner
Corp
Jan
37'/4
49%
10
41%
Jan
Feb
15
2.50
(Un)
(111)
&
Boeing
60% Mar
Mar
26% Mar
&
Bethlehem
Jan
79
68 %
58%
38
_
Cincinnati
Jan
Jan
12%
5%
57 3
l
Products
Benguet
Jan
41
_
Steel
Feb
3% Mar
38
15%
15
io
Corp
Refining Co
Corporation
Binks
Jan
49%
—
Jan
Mar
100
26
__i
Co
Corp
Corp
non-cum
Bendix
Jan
41%
——
—
7
Bell
Jan
171
64
27%
Jan
391
25%
12.50
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton (Un)
Bastian-Blessing Co
Belden
Manufacturing Co
Feb
46%
Feb
14%
66
*
—
Tel
Bailey Selburn Oil
Jan
62% Mar
13%
'
16% Mar
13% Mar
Feb
3%
Range
57%
j
Feb
56 Vi
5%
Jan
58%
56 VA
'
Feb
7% Mar
8%
Low
,
Jan
37
70% Mar
"•
64
16
Jan
13% Mar
of Prices
.
23%
•
Atlantic
'
Jan
52%
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
Common
53 %
-III25
(Ohio.
&
Ashland
99%
100
44%
Studebaker-Packard
Sunray Oil
&
Louisiana
Steel
43% Mar
'
Jan
vb
4%
22%
775
v-b
8%
15%
round-lot
_10
Company <Un)—
Arkansas
84% Mar
1.40
—
the
i
Tobacco
195
3
_
46
3^
32
16%
10% Mar
3 70
Feb
8%
___•
Viscose
Armco
Jan
70
65
Tel
Anaconda
191
96%
33
2,106
Jan
13
Mar
430
3%
„
Ltd
American
75 Vb
61 %
Jan
15%
;2_'
l
Mfg
American
Jan
18
Va
r
90%
•
Jan
l"a
Broadcasting-Paramount
American
45
5
Ry
of
Motors .Corp
1.66%
American Rtid & Stand San
-(Un)"____5
American Steel Foundries
S.
.J
1
73 Vb
38
3%
3%
42%
819
14
50c
American
43%
46 V4
2%
1.231
50c
(Un)
Cyanamld Co (Un)
American Investment Co
(111)
American Mach & Fdry
87%
5
Socony Mobil Oil
45
____i
American
Jan
104% 106 V*
65 3
10
..
3%
13%
__
;
Jan
Mar
4 %
16
874
24
3%
__
1
Jan
.
Feb
19 Vs Mar
88%
32%
Standard Oil of Indiana
Standard Oil(NJ)
s
42-%
52%
0
—
23%
24
__
48
„
5
Sears Roebuck
u
50
1
48
.
1
Schenley Industries
Shoe
192
46
40%
_
.2%
19
Theatres f Un)
American Cap Co
20 Vs
_
5
,
2%
10%
s
Steel—
American
44 3 4
Lead
Radio Corp
Republic Steel
Reynolds Tobacco-
8
47
51%
45
19%
—
S
Union Carbide
19%
103
61%
52%
—
U
55
19Vb
—
_
100
295
36
10
Chalmers
89 V4
Register
Gypsum
Texaco
25
53
—
;•
Central
4%
16
10%,
Par
common
Laboratories
1
—.——.
13 Ve Mar
36% Mar
2%
Last
Co
Jan
24% Mar
55
16% Mar
110
35
compilation
■.
Jan
44%
_
173
1.320
Feb
6%
55%
Jan
%
Jan
-
Jan
5
Cash
Oil
23%
Jan
14
Standard
77
57 %
Monsanto Chemical
Southern
67
32 %
47%
24%
IIII10 I
—
York
50% Mar
59% Mar \
Mar
46%
25
Jan
3%
13
10%
____!
Aluminum Co of-America
American-Airlines (Un)
Jan
„
15
7,555
16'/a
36
Corp
Aluminium
Feb
Jan
44 V8
3
Corp
New
Allis
90 Va Mar
107%
20 Vb Mar
106
I 36
Steel
Allied
Jan
—1%
Laughlin
7%
4%
Friday
_■
5
—
Motors
National
/.
Allegheny Ludlum
Jan
2.50
International Tel & Tel
National
61
15%
Jan
16%
—10
Greyhound
National
Jan
Feb
18%
Electric
Mead
103
15%
1
Dynamics
General
Lorillard
14%
79%
28
Feb
_■
General
29% Mar
550
40%
16
Sale Price
.
Feb
Jan
1
—
&
28%
14%
-
Jan
Jan
30
7% Mar
756
1_ %
__
1
common...—
100
■
38 %
STOCKS
Jan
12%
7
Ford
Jones
58 V4
34% Mar
10
__
I6-/2
Feb
Feb
39%
92%
Midwest Stock Exchange
Jan
35
—
General
25%
23% Mar
40
.
35
95
.10
_
6%
•
—
10
Admiral
25
—25
Department Stores
7%
—
1
_
Advance Ross Electronics
Corp
Akron
Brass
Mfg
:
Alleghany Corp »Un»
14%
—-
Kodak
16
1
Jan
35%
Wright
Dayton Power & Light
Eastman
7%
30 V*
16
5
Jan
34%
15%
Curtis?
Federated
Co
Acme
15%
2
Steel
&
99 V4 Mar
13%
•
System—
7%
30%
_2
i;
Corp
Feb
35%
5
__
Gas
7%
30%
...1
—
Abbott Laboratories
100
!III Ii
—
29%
10
28% Mar
48 % Mar
559
.
52 34
63%
20%
Ohio
Products
Detroit
51 «/4
61V*
common—
Service
Columbia
Corn
89%
20%
.
Industries
Chesapeake St
Chrysler Corp
10% Mar
646
Corp
Feb
19% Mar
316
14%
86%
63%
8
Boeing Airplane
Cities
—
728
5
iThei
Co
__
.5
Jan
11%
Jan
8% Mar
25% Jan
Feb
1 %
32
•
28 V8
.13
Onio_
2 %
Jan
42%
2% Mar
910
31%
---1
A
36% Mar
29% Mar
46
25 %
20%
Steel
Burlington
22%
51
104% : 104%
3
&
Bethlehem
49%
1
Avco
Baltimore
-58
10
Ashland Oil
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
910
300
31%
64 V» Mar
Feb
28% Mar
115
19%
14%
88%
25
—
Steel
Armco
50%
-33 y3
-
31 %
19
■
—5
American Tel & Tel Co_
American
2%
1%
10%
_—__——1
'_
81%
10
30%
.■
43% Mar
11%
;-l
Products
Jan
58 % Mar
'
166%
Anaconda
6,454
2%
.
2.50
7 V» Mar
♦
Radiator
2%
46
1%
1
1
Standard
Jan
5%
83 V» Mar
30%
5
662
29%
—
mil
Motors
1
Co
Walker
Unlisted Stocks
American
45%
'
2
Playing Card
American
45 %
10
&
11%
Feb
Co
W)
Jan
•
Cyanamld
5%
Feb
31%
1
American
1.230
2%
Jan
7%
'
•
—2%
Airlines
Jan
6%
.
Feb
88 %
5
Aluminium
25%
5%
—
Company
Feb
33% Mar
30%
82%
Art
American
1,491
5%
Products--
&
16
Jan
35 Va
10
common
27%
Jan
70% Jan
Feb
a-'s
II-I-l
Gamble
93
82%
—
Lunkenheimer
&
32%
32%
Yards_
National
26%
Manufacturing
Vinco
Jan
Mar
Mar
26%
Feb
3
Kroger
Procter
45 Vb
33%
0
Picher
Gibson
Jan
35 Vb
12.50
__
Stock
38%
5u
Machine
Telephone
Cincinnati
1
High
134
10
—100
Milling
Cincinnati
Range Since Jan.
Low
43 3'4
36%
*
preferred
Cincinnati
Shares
High
42%
4%
28
Studebaker-Packard
32 V8
10
:
Cincinnati
„
Low
43%
181/4 Mar
199
71
Brewing
Upjohn
4%
Mar-
652
Chem——:_
Home
(H
Sherman
for Week
of Prices
7
577
1,489
Scotten Dillon
Sales
Last
40% Mar
400
35
.
Feb
1.66%
_____;—
Davis
Rudy
20
4%
4%
30%
———_u__————1
Micromatic
26% Mar
4O-/4
Rockwell
Par
4%
7
Vwv 19%
Mar
74%
Chemical
Prophet
American Laundry
341
8,679
Jan
Rickel
Sale* Price
10
5
Inc
1.165
50%
131/4 Mar
150
73%
Manufacturing
24%
33 Va
1,260
30%
Lamp
36
54%
51% Mar
—5
Kresge Co <S 8>—
58
54%
Hall
33
Friday
&
Mar
49%
29% Mar
1
common
Oil
13% Mar
33%
STOCKS
———-1
Bearings
Industries
Jan
52%
Jan
*
414
1
53%
9
27%
20% Mar
1,920
%
——-5
43% Mar
45
Jan
4%
'
Jan
Jan
12
41%
7
Jan
4
22
4%
19
Feb
9% Mar
40%
40%
—-—1
Co
Lakes
23%
50%
——1
Jan
33%
54%
10%
*
——....-I
General Motors Corp
Goebel Brewing
32 %
—50
10%
Trailer
Gar Wood
23%
—125
Mining Co
Corp
&
Elec
Ford
36
•
~m
Machine
13%
13%'
—
10
•.■
52
Iron—
90
57%
"
—.
33 %
52%
20
359
2734
56%
12
Mar
Gray
Fruehauf
■
~
_
Co
Shoe
35
2
44 Va
*
"l
___
Mar
10c
10
14
32%
—————1
Baler
Federal-Mogul-Bower
21VB Mar
46 Va
13%
110
Jan
74
44'%
~~
_
Jan
19%
10
14
2%
17% Mar
124
163
30
—.—-
Economy
t
Jan
74
—1
•
Inc
Stop & Shop Inc_
Torrington Co
Detroit
Jan
Feb
46 Va
.'
30%
6c
v.
'■
15%
8/3
21
Jan
11%
641
.1
5%
21
5
Detroit Steel Corp
Jan
2,750
.
35%
5Va
100
74
-
10
36%
100
1.500
20%
3o vb
3a/-t
5
RR
Jan
73 Va Mar
25% Mar
200
9c
20 VB
•20%
II100
:
7C
1
.
New England Tel & Tel Co.
—100 ,.'Ui
NH & Hartford RR corn_•
RR
100 VB
Jan
29% Mar
5
2,900
9%
__________25
Detroit Edison—
76% Mar
129
3%
18
10
Davidson Bros
Jan
150*;
110
12
.
NY,
Northern
Jan
,
'
110
9%
l
High
12% Mar
Jan
60%
93 VB
295
■:V'.i
'
National Service Companies
New England Electric
System
23%
Feb
59%
,
Range Since Jan.
Low
539
1
Burroughs Corporation
Chrysler Corp
Consolidated Paper
Continental Motors
84% Mar
2,530
3%
17%
9%
5
Shares
13%
13'A
1
Feb
16Va Mar
47 Va
.
3%
17%
*
•
Sales
for Week
*
High
——1
—
Company
69% Mar
328
412
•
Low
1
4
_———•
Rubber
Manufacturing
Budd
Jan
25
45 Va
of Prices
Par
Stores——
F.Jiictric
Baldwin
Briggs
Jan
100
'.V|
'
Wrigley
A J Jen
Jan
61%
29%
*'
Narragansett Racing Assn_—
68%
23
67 34
■
50
—^10
Corp—
5% preferred. —100
RR
4S% Mar
ACF
'
'
Lone
Jan
62
8
16%
6
Kennecott Copper Corp
Feb
90 Vb Mar
70
73 %
.
common
31
4,980
52 %
a
.
Coal
26% Mar
79%
104
89 Va
43%
-"5
•
Creek
Feb
52%
60 3
:'«i'
"
Island
29
23
—10
Inc
—_
22% Mar
26 V4
—5
Oo
Jan
2.7-u)
8
..'A /',■'!A'
High
30%
61 Va
5
Co_
Low
28 Va Mar
51%
•
Prop
Hecla
Service
26%
"
61%
-
">
*
Range
Sale Price
1
90
86%
/
—
Range Since Jan.
"
»
88%
50
—
Copper Range Co
General
—
.33%
Company
Boston
com
25%
Shares
28 Va
Week's
Last
STOCKS
High
28%
Corp new—__—1 '66%
American
Anaconda
Low
*
Chemical-
Exchange
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Par
•»"
Detroit Stock
Sales
'Range
Sale Price
■
••
(Range for Week Ended March 25)
Exchange
Week's
Last
Monday, March 28, 1960
.
.
~
11
-
"■
53 %
200
■
10%
12.
521/4
5 3%
300
2,900
v
..;
1,300
Mar
34% Mar
20%
Jan
Mar
23%
Jan
25% Mar
001:,
.Tail
16
'10%
Mar
51% Mar
Number 5937
191
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1353)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Week's
Range
for Week
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Shares
Low
Par
& Iron Corp
Colorado Fuel
Columbia Gas
•
10
25
—133%
10
—
—*
Consol Natural Gas
Consumers Power Co
Container Corp of America—rr.
45%
1,800
41
5
.10
—1
5
»—--—
25
of America__^__12.50
.
North
American
Aviation
Mar
4874
North
American
Car
Mar
49% Mar
Northern
Illinois Gas Co
Jan
5
1
->
(Un)
100
47
42
500
39 % Mar
49'A
Jan
Northern
Indiana
85%
87
300
82
Jan
87
Mar
Northern
14%
13%
Jan
16
Feb
Northern
Public
Pacific
(Minnesota)
34%
400
33 ¥» Mar
40
38'A
38 ¥2
300
36
Jan
39% Mar
3474
3274
34%
14,500
82 ¥a
Feb
3474 Mar
Feb
55
55
51 ¥2
55
2,900
50 ¥4
10
27 74
2 6 74
28 ¥»
2,100
26 ¥> Mar
29 ¥a
43 74
41%
44 V*
300
4174 Mar
48
Jan
26
24 ¥2
26
22 ¥a
26
Mar
(Un)
25%
300
24% Mar
19%
3,000
19% Mar
20% Jan
57%
58%
3,500
56% Mar
58%
Jan
26%
27
200
26% Mar
297/a
43%
100
43¥» Mar
48 ¥a
Jan
Oak
56 J/4
Jan
Ohio
Edison
Jan
Ohio
Oil
5
Co
29
(Un)
54%
55%
200
26%
1,800
24
43%
44 %
1,100
42
Jan
-10%
10%
300
10
Mar
36
37%
400
34
55
56%
200
22%
22%
100
22
Mar
11
Mar
53%
Jan
35
24%
Common
Du
Jan
Mar
/■>
Northwest
Airlines
Northwest
10
1,300
Co
21 ¥2
21 ¥2
21 ¥4
600
21% Mar
1
29%
Jan
33
32 3A
35
1,800
32¥. Mar
1
41%
Jan
1
18
17%
18
1,500
17
Mar
20 ¥2
Jan
64
59
Jan
•
33
Co
Oklahoma Natural Gas
Feb
41 >A
Jan
Owens-Illinois
64 J/2
29%
¥4
64%
64%
200
32 Va
33%
2,400
27
27
200
25¥a
46%
47¥a
700
43
98
98
100
95¥4
Feb
■
-
Olln-Mathieson
7.50
Chemical
Glass
Corp
.6
47 ¥4
______——6.25
Pacific Gas
& Electric (Un)
:—25
auicikai, World Airways (Un>—1
64
Kodak Co (Un)
Eastman
preferred
Corp
SI.60 conv
Falstatff Brewing
1,000
90%
600
85 % Mar
8%
200
674 Mar
225% 225%
200
221% Mar
25%
200
103% 105%
1,100
94%
42% Jan
40% Feb
»
Jan
9%
265% Jan
2
14%
14%
143A
147/a
15
General
General Foods Corp
General Motors Corp
Rubber
Inc
Genesco
-
Gillette (The) Co
Glen Alden Corp ex
;
i
Hertz
Corp
Spencer Bartlett
Industries Inc
Hibbard
Howard
Hupp
General
Indiana
Steel
Inland"
Corp__
Co
Steamship Co—
Interlake
International Harvester
Chemical
&
International
Mineral
International
Nickel
Co
International
Paper
Jones
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Knapp Monarch Co
Laclede
Co
Gas
Lincoln
Printing
Lytton's
Marquette
Marshall
Martin
625
273A Mar
29
Jan
500
42 Va Mar
44
Mar
*
-•
71 Va
71%
717/a
200
67 ¥2
717/a Mar
32%
31 Va
32 3A
1,800
48 ¥»
46%
48 ¥»
300
423A
Jan
68¥4
66%
687/a
2,500
59%
Jan
26
2474
26
800
24¥4 Mar
26
44 74
44>/a
45
500
42¥a Mar
52¥4
Jan
__
63 V»
64
500
8174 Mar
78 ¥4
Jan
4474
42¥a
44%
900
39 ¥a Mar
44 '/a
Jan
Jan
Quaker Oats Co—
28% Mar
26%
Jan
24%
Feb
267'8
Jan
29
Jan
Radio Corp of America (Un)
35
400
33 %
Jan
39
Feb
Rath
1,200
6%
Jan
8
Feb
74%
2,300
Mar
92 ¥2
Jan
17%
18
17% Mar
19%
Jan
26%
27%
26
30
Raytheon Company
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Rexali Drug A Chemical (Un)
Reynolds Metals Co
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco
9
70
400
1,400
Jan
Feb
9 ¥2
8% Mar
100
9
Jan
63 A
3
15
44 /8
87
100%
45 %
64%
'
Feb
2,200
2%
Jan
1,600
!.!*
'••••'.
15%
12%
46%
130
4%
12
A
Metropolitan
Meyer
.
43% Mar
55%
Blanke
Mickelberry's
Middle
South
22% Mar
23%
Jan
70% Mar
84%
Jan
500
65% Mar
8074
Jan
400
33% Mar
35% Mar
60
Jan
18
Mar
Minneapolis. Brewing Co
Minnesota Mining & Mfg
(Un)
Mississippi River Fuel—
Modine. Manufacturing Co—
Monroe
Chemical
Co
12% Mar
14
Jan
37% Mar
4774
Jan
Conv
Vernon
National
National
(The)
Motor
class
Cash
Distillers
Standard
Products
Co—
(Un)
For
29
29%
750
28%
Jan
31
Jan
29 ¥4
29 ¥4
3074
2,800
26
Jan
31 ¥2
Jan
36
36
36
100
33 ¥a Mar
38
Jan
__
41%
41 ¥2
200
39% Mar
46¥4
Jan
50
49
50
180
46%
51
Feb
1174
11
11 ¥a
1,000
10% Mar
II ¥4
Jan
44
43 ¥4
200
39% Mar
54 ¥4
Jan
100
39
Feb
26
Mar
Jan
__
42%
44
42%
277/a
27%
2774
100
74
72
1,000
69 ¥4 Mar
79
Jan
26 ¥2
7474
26 ¥2
50
26 ¥4 Mar
28
Jan
4874
50 ¥4
__
43%
42%
Feb
50 ¥2
Jan
Southern Pacific Co
1%
Jan
1%
50
5,900
44%
Feb
50¥4
Jan
—
9
9
200
8%
Feb
9%
Jan
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650
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142 ¥2
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100
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United States Gypsum.
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Universal OV Products Co
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58 ¥4
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557/a
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&
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29
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58 ¥4 Mar
108
1
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Feb
8%
200
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Jan
29
2%
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Union
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52 ¥2
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Western
Wisconsin Electric Power
58 ¥4
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(Un)
United Fruit
World
56
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58% Mar
500
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200
27%
Mar
186
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50
79
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100
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United Aircraft Corp (Un)
Union
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-
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13
11% Mar
21%
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32%
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89 ¥4
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see page
4%
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3374 Mar
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Gas
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50
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63 ¥s Mar
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issued
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72 J/2 Mar
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Jan
__
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300
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—
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44% Mar
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21 Va 21%
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Mar
26 >/4 Mar
100
45%
1
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1
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43%
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57 ¥2
28
100
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Liggett & Myers Tobacco (Un)
33 ¥4
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300
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(Un)—
1
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26%
'
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1,800
43 ¥a
of
26%
--
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical
33 ¥30
Kansas Power & Light (Un)_——8.75
29 ¥4
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26%
28%
801/
41%
10
29
Feb
103%
(Un)
Laughlin Steel
&
Jan
29 ¥4
437/a
12'A
*
—
9
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Interstate Power Co
—3.50
18%
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(Un)
International Tel A Tel
Jan
40
28
Jan
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61
Jan
12.50
72%
7.50
Feb
34%
•
7%
7
8
—*
(Un)
(Un)
56 ¥4
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1
2,500
12
10
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4,000
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48
11%
—
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60 ¥2
36 ¥a
41 ¥4 Mar
Pullman
15%
12%
47
130
1
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59 3A
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1,800
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44%
13 ¥4
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36
42 ¥a
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Jan
900
44 ¥a
800
59 %
,
.
17 ¥•
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•
10 %
3774
22%
35%
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3
8.33%
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13 3A
Jan
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69%
19%
Greyhound Com (Un)
Gulf Oil Corp new common
17 Va
33 %•
34
—
Feb
27%
Potter Co
26%
—
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14 ¥4
1,000
43
Jan
67%
33%
1
15 ¥2
1,100
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distribution
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14% Mar
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46%
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Gossard (W H) Co
:
*
Granite City Steel Co new com—6.25
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
•
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical
1
Great Lakes Towing common
—0
Greif Bros Cooperage class A
—*
Jan
46
600
35
32
44%
90
101%
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64 % Mar
227/a
46
13% Mar
11
1
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Mar
44 ¥4
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& Electronics
Feb
17
36% Mar
:
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27% Mar
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1.66%
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61
100
2,600
35
100
64%
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„
500
Jan
3
2,500
27
9
1
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(Un)
Jan
105
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Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
13%
727/a
Transportation__2.50
Box Corp
1
Candy Corp
5
Jan
54 ¥4
14 '/a
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30 %
34
7
10
27 ¥2
Feb '
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26%
General American
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1
26
2
1
General Electric Co
B
33%c
River
General
class
(Charles) A Co (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Jan
33
Jan
40
28%
11
5
Jan
Jan ".
Jan
Mar
25
18%
38
Pfizer
Jan
98%
;.
64 ¥2
18%
397/a
Peabody Coal Co common
Pennsylvania RR
People's Gas Light A Coke—
Pepsi-Cola Co
32 ¥2
Mar
26
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•
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Jan
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10%
2
5
1
Corp
Wisconsin Bankshares
Flour Mills of America Inc
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Foremost Dairies Inc
Freuhauf Trailer Co
F W D Corporation
Firstamerlca
First
27%
88%
104%
30
1
40
1
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Fairbanks Whitney
400
31 ¥a
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41%
25
3
5
•
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Emerson Radio & Phono (Un)
Erie
Railroad Co
El Paso
13% Jan
20% Mkr
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Parke-Davis A Co
•
2,600
39%
Jan
7%
1
10
Air Lines Inc
Eastern
21%
64% Mar
32 ¥2 Mar
Jan
26
225%
Jan
12
Manufacturing
46'A Jan
11% Jan
•
40%
40%
27%
90%
5
(Un)
Jan
———.3.31
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54% Mar
100
11
7
20%
1
—
(EI) tie Nemours
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.11
20%
Co (Un)
20
Dodge Manufacturing Co_.
5
Dow Chemical Co
.—_5
Du Mont Laboratories Inc (Allen B)
Mar
Jan
43%
—
Detroit Edison
Jan
__5
Parker Pen
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)——_
74
Power Co—
19%
55
22%
High
33 ¥1
38 74
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Low
33%
5
Natural Gas Co
14%
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High
6
47
1,050
Low
1
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40%
44.%
1 10% -
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Par
33% Mar
47
55%
26'A
Continental Can Co——_
Continental Motors Corp
Controls Co of America
Co .—,—
Crucible Steel Co
Cudahy Packing Co——_
Feb
19%
57%
27
for Week
;;
High
31
25%
System <Un)_'—
Crane
Low
200
Northern
Commonwealth Edison common
Consolidated Foods__
High
33%
41%
86
1
100
5
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
43%
447s
10
•
Week's
Last
Sale Price
stocks
Range Since Jan. 1
33%
8 50
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
Cities Service Co
Citv Products Corp
rieveland Cliffs Iron common
4V3.»
preferred
—.
Coleman Co Inc—
(Range for Week Ended March 25)
Sales
Friday
STOCKS
37
Machine Co
Sheet & Tube
Yates-American
Youngstown
Zenith
Co
Radio
Corp
•
80 ¥4
Feb
19
Jan
Mar
84 ¥2
Jan
Mar
19 ¥2 Mar
5
19 ¥2
1974
900
—*
114 ¥2
114 ¥4 11574
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104% Mar
1
104 3A
102
105%
600
95% Feb
18
22
137¥4
Jan
112
Jan
38
(1354)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Pacific Coast Stock
Friday
Range
Shares
Low
ACP
Wrigley
Abbott
47
Mar
51 %
13%
100
12% Mar
15%
Jan
Garrett
Allied
Artists
Allied
Chemical
59%
Feb
23%
26c
Feb
39c
5%
5%
5%
10%
8
Corp
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4%
4%
51
51%
500
10
33%
31%
33%
31%
30%
31%
Airlines
Inc
200
1
American
Can
American
1
(Un)
com
88
&,
——5
90
87%
90%
1,900
Exploration Co of Californla__l
12%
12%
13%
3.200
7%
Jan
Jan
General
Jan
General
Foods
General
Motors
5%
Mar
40
Jan
General
35 Ye
Jan
Gen
Jan
General
18%
19%
1,300
18% Mar
25%
32
32%
300
27
32% Mar
Mar
(Un)
Jan
Gillette
American
25
26
Jan
Glen
Alden
Jan
Good
Humor
Potash
13%
13%
13%
•
8%
11%
8
8%
600
11%
12
500
11%
54 %
55 %
500
(Un)
50c
&
Chemical
&
American
25%
.
& Tel
Viscose
American
Co™
Jan
Goodyear
Jan
Granite
Tire
25%
22V* Mar
28%
Feb
Great
37%
400
36
Mar
42
Jan
Great
Northern
15 %
700
13% Mar
16
Feb
Great
Western
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43%
45
1,000
42% Mar
53%
Jan
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88%
86%
89
2,300
80
89% Mar
Jan
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&
City Steel Co
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Oil
Mobile
Gulf
Oil
Ohio
&
Corp
32 Ve
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Hertz
Corp
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33%
33%
200
31%
Jan
34%
Feb
Hiller
Aircraft
60%
60%
100
60
Mar
76%
Jan
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Hotels
38 %
38%
100
33
Jan
42
Feb
Hoffman
20%
20%
300
20%
Feb
22%
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1,100
23% Mar
27%
Jan
Hoxnestake
400
35% Mar
41%
Jan
Hupp
Corp
6%
2%
Jan
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Maryland Mines
Santa
&
Fe
20%
43 %
23%
24%
35%
36
5
5
500
5
2%
2%
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Jan
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(Un)
&
Ohio
Hawaiian
Co
Imperial
Imperial
35%
35%
200
34% Mar
42%
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California
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50c
53c
1,200
73c
Feb
International
68%
70%
200
64%
Jan
76 %
Feb
Interstate
67%
68
600
57%
Feb
69
400
38%
Jan
49%
Feb
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67% Mar
73%
Feb
1%
Jan
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Mar
42c
45%
46%
69
67%
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1,000
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300
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&
(Un)_
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Jan
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25% Mar
28%
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36'A
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8%
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5,000
26
1.300
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24% Mar
&
&
Co
Pasco
Corp
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Island
&
Consolidated Edison
Consumers Power Co
Continental Can
Co
Continental
Oil
Products
Co
Co
Jan
Jan
^..50
16%
16 %
.16%
200
15%
Feb
20%
Jan
1
26% Mar
28%
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Lear
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Lehman
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4%
Jan
(Un)
M J M
19%
800
19
Mar
23%
Jan
Macy & Co
33 %
800
29
Mar
33%
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Magnavox Co
(Un)
14
22%
Feb
30
Jan
Meier
&
Frank
800
13% Mar
21%
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600
28% Mar
34
Jan
Merchants
26% Mar
31%
32%
32%
52%
53%
1,000
8%
10
7,200
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25%
100
24% Mar
35%
Jan
37% Mar
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400
19%
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62
62%
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6
300
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88%
88%
20
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Monogram
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Firstamerica
Co
Mach
Motor
6%
Feb
Feb
17%
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7%
7%
1.90
2.00
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8%
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Jan
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11%
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National
54%
Jan
55
Jan
National Distillers & Chemical
National Gypsum Co (Un)
53% Mar
5%
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6
National Theatres Inc
Jan
63%
Feb
Natus
common
85
Jan
New
29%
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N Y Ontral RR Co
22% Mar
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Feb
Idria
11
Mar
14%
Min
Oil
&
Chem
50%
Power
44
400
41% Mar
47%
Feb
6%;
16%
400
15% Mar
18%
Jan
34%
16%
16%
100
16%
18%
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Feb
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Invest
Pacific
16%
17%
1.500
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34%
34%
100
33% Mar
45%
21%
200
19%
21% Mar
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29
36 %
2,200
39%
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Ohio
10
Jan
41%
27%
58
58
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8%
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58
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8% Mar
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Pacific
100
86% Mar
98 %
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200
24% Mar
29%
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6% Mar
9%
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226
226
100
225% Mar
24%
25
300
24% Mar
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400
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400
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100
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30
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36%
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24
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100
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31
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63c
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300
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200
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4,700
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100
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100
8
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&
Co
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16% Mar
18%
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37
100
36% Mar
39
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1,500
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Jan
30% Mat'
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30%
30%
500
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27%
27%
500
26% Jan
25
25
100
23 Ye
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25
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47%
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200
3% Mar
100
16% Mar
20
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Jan
Pfizer
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Phelps Dodge
41% Mar
27%
900
26% Mar
29%
36
37
300
33%
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Co
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16%
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49
49
49%
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46% Mar
56%
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3
72%
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1,600
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2
17%
17%
17% Mar
19%
Jan
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11%
Feb
Inc
Consolidated
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(Un)
(Un)
85% Mar
400
2.65 Mar
4%
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12%
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8%
300
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204,400
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700
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44
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35
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20
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Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers
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29%
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27%
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25
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38%
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53%
12.50
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2,900
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24%
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52%
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Douglas Oil Co of Calif
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26%
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29
62
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17%
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30
8%
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52% Mar
55
44%
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62% Mar
29
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67%
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
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67%
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67%
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5
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10
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300
53%
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2.35
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51%
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100
2.25
51 %
51%
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16%
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18% Mar
51%
24%
38%
38% Mar
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99%
28%
25
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7%
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50
32%
5
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43% Mar
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100
26% Mar
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18%
20
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18%
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1,900
11% Mar
19
21%
2.50
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Jan
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76% Mar
8%
10
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45c
100
38%
100
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(Un)
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800
9%
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52%
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36
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41
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1.25
700
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37%
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27% Mar
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20% Mar
28 %
13%
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12.50
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23
4
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Jan
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34
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19
10% Mar
100
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44 %
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48
7
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34
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100
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34
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34
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400
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21
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40
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32%
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Jan
Mar
39
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5
10
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1%
45
300
25%
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Celanese
Fairchild
Feb
200
45 %
31 %
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International Harvester
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1%
46%
32%
1
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Martin
Emerson
21%
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Corporation
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Jan
17%
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15%
5
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1,000
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3%
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1
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47%
2% Mar
100
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37% Mar
200
26%
_
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1,200
preferred
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16,700
2%
35 %
43%
1
14 %
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Eastman
Jan
Mar
1
15%
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Gypsum
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49c
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Airplane
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1,000'
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Jan
23%
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•
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(Un)
15%
14%
(Un)—13
Consolidated.
Mammoth
Disney
Jan
18
35%
Co_ —1
(Uni
Pineapple
—1
Corp
RR
Instrument
Budget Finance
Dome
Mar
2.50
25%
Jan
Max-
42
Feb
Mar
1
.
Corp
32%
10
(Un)—
(Un)
Oil
Class
71
22% Mar
Jan
Topeka
1
(Un)—10
Borg-Warner
Corp
(Un)—.
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
Di
Feb
Jan
2.10 Mar
800-
38
37%
__
Holly Development Co
(Un)
Refining -(Un)—_
Howell
&
400
52c
Corp
Corp_
5
(Un)
(111)
&
(Un
(Un)
Gas
Corp
Co
Oil
Corp
33% Mar
Kern
Deere
50%- Jan
60
19%
Corp
—10
Louisiana
Bethlehem -Steel
Denver
43%
200
52c
-8%
600
Bestwall
Decca
Jan
19%
1
RR
35%
Aviation
Cudahy
Jan
Jan
"
3,400
25
___
(Un).
32%
Oil
Benguet Cons Inc
Cuban
5%
25
3
10
Aircraft
Crane
5%
79%
23%
Corp
50
Beckman
Corn
Jan
84 '/8
2.20
(Un)
100
Barnnart-Morrow
Clary
557/8
300
70%
(Un)__ .6.25 i:
Financial
900
Baltimore
Cerro
Jan
43% Mar
'
Name
Case
Jan
Jan
10c
Chemical
&
Ry
7,100
Mfg
6 r/f
Jan
19%
103%
64% Mar
70
5
_
new
53
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Bunker
99%
Jan
70% Mar
2.15
1
Graham-Paige Corp (Un)
Feb
37%
Warrants
Budd
70
9%
34%
Refining Co
Corp (Un)
Bolsa
49
55%
53
Atchison
Boeing
49
50Vl» Mar
34%
Atlantic
;®lack
Jan
12% Mar
Jan
29% Mar
53% Jan
15% Mar
33%
&
Bishop
49
14%
34%
Steel
&
80c
Feb
36 %
Armour
Bell
85%
100%
500
Feb
1
Ashland
Bendix
4,000
67%
1
25
Arkansas
Beech
26 %
41 % Mar
400
79%
of Calif—
50
Anderson-Prichard
Atlas
5%
74
.1
(Un)
Corp
Anaconda
Armco
5%
10c
(Un)
Corp common new
(The) Co (Un)—
Ampex
'
4,000
64%
Feb
Gulf,
American Tel
Feb
Feb
24% Mar
n.
100
67
8
15
(Un)_*
46 %
,
78%
13
6,700
102% 102%
45% 46 %
—
(Un)„10
(Un)
36
15%
(Un)
Rubber
Co
22%
3
33%
Refining
&
55%
Corp—*
Sanitary (Un)
Smelting
600
1
Inc
Inc
57%
47% Mar
—
Co (Un)„88%c
Service
& Electronics
&
Corp—
Gladding McBean & Co——_
700
100
common
(The).
26
50%
—*
1%
—
Products
25%
American Standard
Avco
Co
Gladden
25%
50%
__
5
—
Corp
Public
Tire
Jan
Jan
of
Co
Corp
Telephone
43%
Foundry
3.50
Motors Corp new (Un)_1.66%
American
30
52 %
Jan
102 %
31% Mar
29% Mar
87
Feb
54%
Feb
39% Mar
Machine
American
68% Mar
Jan
22% Mar
800
600
Power
22
300
40 %
Marc
22%
1
48% Mar
800
39%
Foreign
100
4
40%
American Electronics
Amer
Americnn
48 %
44%
12.50
:
48%
24%
Corp. pfd (Un)—25
Cyanamid Co (Un)
10
American
(Un)
19%
(Un)_l
Cement
Co
/.
26
1
High
51 % Mar
400
44%
Controls
Georgia-Pacific Corp
American
26%
Texas—5
Dynamics Corp..
Electric Co (Un)
10
4% Mar
1,000
89%
(Un)
American Bdcast-Para Theatres
Low
6,700
24%
General
13%
47%
1,100
—*
(Un)
America
Range Since Jan.
High
68%
27%
44%
General
Jan
4%
■
200
—.9
Mfg Co
Low
61%
26%
68%
1
Co
General
9% Mar
600
Oil
American
Jan
General
1,000
7%
—2
_
7% Mai-
400
10 V*
(Un)
Corp
of
Co
Mar
18
31,400
1
Limited
Aluminum
54
400
39c
7%
Pictures
Allis-Chalmers
Aluminium
100
19%
33c
—
Corp
Jan
57
18%
33c
2
(Un)
common
(Un)
Co—
Mar
57
19%
5
common
1
10c
Corp
Shares
Jan
13%
1
1
...
Trailer
Fruchauf
200
Industries
Warrants
High
47%
Corp
Allegheny
Low
Inc
47
Corp
J
A
High
Friden
2.50
(Un)
Inc
Laboratories
Admiral
Aeco
Stores
for Week
Par
Range Since Jan. 1
—25
(Un)
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Sales
Last
Par
Industries
Monday, March 28, 1960
.
.
.
(Range for Week Ended March 25)
Exchange
Week's
Sale Price
STOCKS
ACF
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
Co
43
45
1,300
5c
5c
31,000
3
22%
23%
400
5
31%
32%
600
10c
5c
Mar
Feb
41% Mar
5c
Mar
22% Mar
36 % Mar
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
,
Par
>
...
Week's
of America (Un)—„
'
Range
of Prices
Low
High
Friday
for Week
Shares
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
__
66%
20%
44%
68%
21%
5
21%
44%
45
500
__
8%
9
500
63
64
700
61% Mar
17%
77%
Jan
18%
2,700
17% Mar
25%
Jan
50%
100
Feb
52 %
Jan
43%
59
59%
21%
44%
62%
60%
23%
1.00
200
38% Mar
45%
53
300
55%
_50c
Oil & Gas Co
Rexa°M
Chemical
Aircraft
__
60%
23%
_1
1
1
________
—
Aeronautical Co common
Ryan
.
__5
Co
RliVem Manufacturing
Rice Ranch Oil Co
173
-2.50
•
Drug &
Co-.
Reynolds Metals Co (Un):—
Reviiolds Tobacco (Un
Rolii'.
10
1
.
1.00
15%
__
15%
•
Imperial Corp.Schenley Industries (Un)
Seaboard Finance Co
Roebuck & Co__
Seivel Inc (Un)
Co
Oil
Shell
69
42 % Mar
7%
Feb
48%
1,600
Mar
Jan
20% Mar
200
90c
Mar
400
15
171/3
800
17
2,300
18%
100
44
25%
400
7%
26%
27%
21%
50
21%
21%
48%
50%
14%
35%
39%
Jan
55
Jan
24%
;•
25% Mar
7
Jan
Preferred
Steel
Wood
American
Stores
American
Tel
Mar
Jan
Curtis
25
Mar
D
55%
Jan
18%
Feb
Jan
Finance Co of
48'/a
Feb
21 %
600
20%
Jan
21%
Jan
Ford
29%
1,100
28'/a
Feb
30
Jan
Foremost
29
29
100
28%
Feb
29%
Jan
General
6
6%
6,600
4%
Jan
6% Mar
General
42
39%
Jan
42% Mar
50 % Mar
Class
A
42%
200
20
21
2,900
19'/a Mar
23%
24'%
100
24% Mar
24% Mar
22%
22%
22'%
3,600
22 % Mar
26
9%
10%
400
9% Mar
12%
Feb
32%
100
32% Mar
38%
Jan
Merck
Jan
Jan
41'A Mar
51%
Jan
39% Mar
44
Jan
44'%
45%
2,700
43% Mar
50%
Jan
Perfect
42%
Photo
500
31 % Mar
Jan
Philadelphia
600
56% Mar
65
Jan
Philadelphia
6,900
13% Mar
24 %
Jan
Philco
10
10%
9%
10%
800
9% Mar
17%
Jan
Potomac
Electric
1
22%
22
21% Mar
24%
Jan
Progress
Mfg
1
4%
Gulf
Texas
SI.25
Sulphur
Inc
Textron
4% Mar
Feb
preferred
Tiatw.
2
Oil
Tri-Conlinental
Power
Corp (Un)
Electric
Co
Union
OH
Union
Pacific
Union
Co
Lines
United
Air
United
Aircraft
9'%
Jan
Mar
37
United
Cuban
United
Fruit
United
Sun
24'A
24%
100
24'A Mar
25
Jan
United
Corp
26%
26%
300
26'% Mar
31
Jan
United
Gas
20'% Mar
24
Jan
21'A
21%
,
20%
—
22%
1,000
23%
27'A
22%
;
23 %
28%
500
Jan
1,500
25% Mar
Convertible
14'A
14'A
100
14% Mar
4%
4%
5
1,300
35%
35%
35'%
200
34% Mar
—
23'%
23'%
100
35'%
35%
100
—
133
100
28%
__
3%
U
S
U
S
U
S
Rubber
Steel
Inc
Oil
18'/8
17'/a
17%
17%
45
46%
21
22'% Mar
26%
.25
10
—
Universal
Associates
Preferred
(Un)
Canadian
West
Coast
Life
23% Mai-
30%
Jan
700
30
Mar
400
28
900
]
Ry
100
21
Mar
21
Mar
10% Mar
13
Jan
426
11%
17%
17
Mar
19%
Jan
37%
Feb
44%
42%
78 %
81%
680
73'/a Mar
3
—•
50
28%
27%
30
606
25
Feb
26 Va
25%
25%
Jan
Feb
30%
2 7'/a
•
10
48%
34 %
2,867
14 '/a
6,922
45
%
113
48%
•
26%
13%
44
13%
•W—
49%
.
8%
8
8'/a
Jan
Feb
13% Mar
3,206
35
47%
Feb
51 Va
Jan
9%
Feb
% Jan
77/a
2,692
1
Jan
26%
Feb
35% Mar
26%
3,322
28%
Jan
48% Mar
4,423
33%
17
34"%
27%
10
81% Mar
Feb
28 '/a Mar
20
Jan
38'/a
17 % Mar
Jan
18%
Jan
17%
17 %
40
36%
37%
1,296
14%
14%
14%
14
78%
78
80'/»
748
72
Feb
80 y8 Mar
22%
23
127
22%
Feb
24%
Jan
mm
Mar
36
13% Mar
i
'
•
55%
54
56%
509
47% Mar
60%
Jan
23%
23%
23%
167
22% Mar
25%
Jan
52'/4
51%
52%
683
50% Mar
55%
Jan
7%
7%
809
7%
Jan
49
49%
241
48 Va Mar
54
Jan
46%
47%
628
45% Mar
48 Va
Jan
1
13.50
•
common
Last
200
26'% Mar
37'%
200
35% Mai-
40%
Jan
Armstrong
Feb
Blaw-Knox
A
24
30
9%
30
9%
7
30%
10%
7
2%
3'%
800
11%
11%
400
~2
2%
•
11%
1
5
811
10
■
53
82%
53
83%
35
83%
36
85%
36
__
32%
Jan
Solumbia Brewing Co of
uquesne Gas System
11%
Jan
Duquesne
4'%
Jan
4'%
Jan
Harbison
400
Jan
Mar
53
13%
63'%
79 "" Mai-
103
Jan
1,300
34% Mar
41
Jan
4,200
72'%
Feb
90 %
18'%
*
Co
18'%
19
Feb
1%
Feb
1 %
100
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
3%
2,981
3%
Jan
3%
Feb
Feb
67 '/a Mar
80%
Jan
170
17'/a Mar
22%
Jan
33%
35%
274
32% Mar
Jan
Screw
Jan
U
S
Bolt
&
Glass
Jan
Jan
Westinghouse
Steel
Air
Mar
19
38%
Jan
6%
90
6 Va Mar
8'/a
Jan
121
18% Mar
22'/a
2%
Jan
Jan
1
Chemical
&
19%
Jan
19%
6%
6 %
of
Corp
Alloys
19%
19'% Mar
5
America. —1
Engineering & Foundry Co—.3
United
1% Mar
10
5
Corp
Rockwell-Standard Corp
Jan
45%
18% Mar
85c
90c
1%
3%
102
Feb
17%
300
90c
Jan
19%
Oil
Mar
34
400
Jan
70'/a
preferred;
Forgings Co
Pittsburgn Plate Glass
Vanadium
400
37
17%
200
100
Jan
69 %
10,000
5%
35
19%
41
Jan
Jan
106
36
Jan
69 %
1.50
1.65
5%
5%
1%
1%
36%, 36%
17% 18'4
1% Mar
56%
36
*
conv
Plymouth
4%
35%
Feb
30
90c
1
—
Feb
47%
48%
18
Feb
17%
McKinney Manufacturing
Penn
Federal
Corp
23%
32%
70
48%
36
*
Co
21% Mar
3 4 "a
48%
38
Jan
36%
548
9 '/a Mar
15'/8
49%
5
23 Va
34 '/a
7%
Jan
36'/a Mar
33
25r
22%
22%
5
8.50
8%
25
41
(Uni_
9%
100
116
Feb
100
Jan
257
9%
17%
Jan
500
20%
19%
36%
28
2-
Jan
19 % Mar
19%
17%
40
2-
Jan
52%
36%
700
_10
42-%
39% Mar
17%
300
Ltd.—1.25
39% Mar
85
42
--25
1
46%
2.45
Feb
120
40%
41%
Pittsburgh
30 %
42
38%
Pittsburgh Brewing common...—12.50
30
Feb
37% Mar
Jan
44%
Jan
3
3%
46'%
1.50
Jan
37%
.—
Pittsburgh___5
Light Co
Co
Walker Refractories
iJoseph)
Home
S2.50
39%
Jan
10%
39%
Jan
1,000
56'/a
7% Mar
41%
1
Equitable Gas
Jan
40% Mar
233
37%
5
10
Feb
10'%
60
9%
9
1
Co
2% Mar
2% Mar
43%
9%
5
Co
High
Low
19%
Cork
8%
30%
1.65
.
Corp
700
1
(Un)___l
Oil
Fuel
200
1
.
Inc
Industries
Apollo
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
43%
1
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
Arkansas
23%
\
Sales
Week's
Range
Friday
Sale Priee
Jan
,Bff
Feb
7
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
16'% Mar
23%
16%
Gas
Jan
40%
Improvement
Washington Gas Light
4% Mar
10
1
8.50
Dept. Stores
Pacific
Jan
600
Insurance
Western
30%
3.000
2,300
10c
(Un>__
&
Western
Mar
Mar
__
Gil
Jan
81%
1
Feb
37'%
common
18%
56 '/a
17
500
11%
Jan
27%
Washington Water Power^.,..
West
33%
41%
36%
______
Petroleum
Jan
33'% Mar
31%
27%
Cox.
Jan
Mar
43% Mar
"
Jan
36%
6.25
Equipment
Westates
200
145%
27%
Match
Victor
Mar
127
5
Co
Jan
19'/a
736
17'/a
—
17%
35% Mar
—10
common.:
Oil
Jan
98 y8
1,070
417
——
—
Jan
30% Mar
i—
common
Cons
50%
Mar
17'/a Mar
5,978
21
Jan
70
120
45%
Co
Jan
(Un)
common
Corp
Universal
Varian
133
33
—
__
:
Industries
,'L 49%
100
49%
75
5% Mar
38%
14%
Warrants
61% Mar
Jan
18%
Feb
28%
15%
preferred
52 Va Mar
28% Mar
28
14%
common
1,379
Jan
__
34%
Corp
61%
Jan
•
Feb
Feb
35%
(Un)__
Corp
Industrial
53%
Feb
2.50
24%
Co
Gas
United
23 Va
50
•
Wat Serv Co.*
—
Paper
Co
Scranton-Spring Brook
Scott
20'%
10
12.50
Inc.......
21% Mar
37%
500
*
Oil
64'/a
57%
1
22'A
33
36%
Inc
Corn
1,164
2,717
.•
22%
*
Sugar
72%
23%
17%
Kline & French Lab
•
(Un)__
70%
22%
49%
Jersey Gas Co
____10
25
CaliT
of
Ry Co
Jan
72% Mar
72%
72%
Co
Smith
^
(Un)
Jan
22%
STOCKS
Carbide
Jan
11%
17%
Public Service Electric & Gas com
South
1
Union
Jan
12 Va
10
10
72%
common
Jan
Film (Un)
Union
71 Va
Feb
10% Mar
1,010
3
Jan
;
Century-Fox
52'% Mar
1,215
11
Electric common
Transportation Co
18%
<Un»
(Un)
Warrants
Twentieth
Corp
Jan
10%
Corn
86'%
1
:
54%
53%
20
72'% Mar
5
Co
451% Mar
11
Light
&
16% Mar
2
2;
Inc
Airlines
Gas
&
499
10
Corp
900
50c
Corp capital
World
Trans
47'/a
16%c
200
25
Transamcrica
Jan
46%
1
1.66%
16%
10
common
28
2
78'A
1
Preferred
Trico
76%
20% Mar
52%
&
10
16%
Inc
On
a.
78'A
Jan
543
Feb
50%
Feb
8
33%
21%
Bait—
at
*
(Un)
Co
common
Thriftimart
4,300
20%
10%
5
10
•
50c
(Un)
Inc
Texaco
2,200
7% Mar
53 Va
Inc
14%
8
3,441
47%
RR
59'A
37
8%
1
Power
31%
8
7%
21%
f.
Chemicals
13'%
35
8
1
Pennsylvania
58%
__
Jan
8%
__
Pennsylvania
31'/a
36%
Feb
16%
20c
13.50
Inc
13%
1
Jan
31%
Jan
5
Co
Co.
59%
_J5
.25
39%
Jan
14 Va
Navigation—
31%
Transmission
Jan
28%
192
__1
Corp
5
Corp
Gas
34%
1,848
16
Inc
Reading Co
Telautograph
Tennessee
268
30%
15%
5
tUn)___10
3%
37 %
29%
Paper—
preferred..
&
A
(The)
200
45% Mar
37
30%
Battery
Fund
&
7,500
200
90'/a Mar
•
America
Coal &
Madison
44%
6,600
79% Mar
Co
Pulp
Lehigh
41%
25,900
8,469
1.80
25
Dairies
series
5%
42%
40%
4%
89%
Co
Motors
Hudson
43%
40%
44%
46%
86%
Acceptance Corp common
Martin
32%
22%
Feb
88%
non-voting__
Motor
24 %
3%
82%
4.33
Transit System cl A com
Delaware Power & Light com
21
45%
Jan
67 Va Mar
—13
C
28%
_25
42%
379
Jan
60%
32 Va Mar
71%
Co
Publishing
High
>
33%
69%
Co
Duquesne Light
Electric Storage
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
33%
.
Campbell Soup
Chrysler Corp
29%
42
Transit
Pennsalt
Petroleum
Shares
69%
Corporation
Company
10%
(Un)__
Jan
33%
Tel.
&
37
200
110%
1
30
Feb
7 Mifr
10
Co
32% Mar
Jan
Mar
for Week
_____„10
common
Bucid
Mar
96
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
Alan
Jan
50%
Week's
Last
Friday
Feb
56%
Company
__
STOCKS
15%
36
Mid-Continent Oil (Un)
_1
;
*
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
41
15
International
Feb
13% Mar
800
&
91%
300
500
Swift
200
1,400
1,600
Sunset
104% 106%
Corp (Un)
15%
60%
Sunray
26
Baltimore
38%
.
Feb
Jan
16%
issued
24
50%
37%
When
240
Feb
16%
Co
26
44%
59 %
Studeoake)-Packard common
25'A
3,400
37%
60%
25
7
5
26
Arundel
40% Mar
6%
25
i.
City Electric
Baldwm-Ltma-Hamilton
800
Standard Oil
12% Mar
Atlantic
44%
Standard Oil
Jan
Jan
42%
2
11
Jan
44'A
......
2,600
22
Feb
Jan
12%
36%
Mar
Jan
14c
12'A
Feb
21% Mar
Jan
56%
12'%
25% Mar
Oil Corp
^
5
Smith-Corona-Marchant Inc
5
Soconv Mobil Oil Co <Unj_.
15
Southern Calif Edison Co common__25
__
-
55%
1
common
20%
25
Stauffer Chemical
High
Feb
46% Mar
10,000
36%
50%
1,300
10c
%
Radio
50"%
45%
600.;,...
10c
200
100
Co of California
(Indiana)
Standard Oil Co of N J tUn)
Stanley Warner Corp (Un)
Low
49%
50%
6.25
52%
10c
200
500
Spiegel Inc common
Range for Year 1959
High
49%
Exploration.—10c
Jan
5,300
___
Oil
9%
25
60c
Co
Corp
Mar
36%
ciperrj-itaiui Corp
Low
2.50
Feb
22 %
23%
(Un!
Yellow Cab
Zenith
Elec
Basin
Jan
25
War "-ants
Williston
Jan
20%
36
pfd
;
25
preferred
__25
21'%
Calil Gas Co ulci series A__25
29%
6'/
preferred
25
Southern Calif Petroleum
2
6%
Southern Co (Un)—
5v/v:l;%
Southern Pacific Co
—•
21
Southwestern Public Service new
1
28
Feb
4,000
cum
Westinghouse
(Un)
60% Mar
39% Mar
7
Eomhern
Telegraph
,71% Jan
18% Mar
400
25
conv
Jan
Mar
Mar
22
4.48';
9
Union
Feb
25
4.32'v
53%
Western
Jan
36%
25'A
7
Sinclair
Jan
17 %
23%
—1
27%
Mar
2
class A
B
Class
Mar
-1.25
1
__2
Siegler Corp
Signal Oil & Gas Co
Shares
Sale Price
39%
44
1
3
1
7.50
Feb
19% Mar
38 Va
38%
1
—1.40
Sears.
60
700
18%
Stores Inc
1.66%
Louis-San Francisco Ry (Un)
*
!St Regis Paper Co (Un)__
5
San Diego Gas & Elec com
10
Safewav
Diego
1,200
15%
17
__
St
San
for Week
Jan
300
Ravonier
Reserve
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
•
Inc
Ravflieon Co (Un)
Republic Pictures
(Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Week's
Last
Sale Frice
50'/4
Kac'io Corp
(R ange for Week Ended March 25)
Sales "
.
Erake
Westinghouse Elec Corp (new)
1 Va
2%
1,700
1% Mar
5
10
6.25
35%
35 %
10
35 % Mar
42
Jan
28%
30%
221
26% Mar
31%
Jan
49%
50%
504
46% Mar
55%
Jan
50%
V
CANADIAN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended March 25)
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
;
Prices
Shown
Are
Expressed
in Canadian
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
■
*
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Algoma Steel
25
;
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class
4
A
•
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'125
*
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18%
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Jan. 1
preferred
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Steels
4Va%
footnotes,
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see page
44,
*
*
Ltd
High
37 Va
3.398
35'% Mar
41%
35%
21% Mar
Jan
225
22%
21 %
Bailey Selburn 5%% preferred.
Banque Canadian National
Jan
Bank
18%
18%
75
19
Jan
Bank
Jan
Banque
Feb
Jan
331/2
1,630
39%
32%
321/4 Mar
33 %
30%
6,941
28% Mar
33%
29%
19% Mar
20
20
1.086
21
19%
Mar
43
41%
40
Jan
685
49
Feb
.
43%
43%
25
23%
24
23
24
27%
23'/e
1,076
1,240
325
'
Mar
of Nova Scotia
Provinclale
Eathurst
Power
41
49
25
Feb
52
49
37
Jan
Bowater
Corp
40%
105
40% Mar
40%
Bowater
Paper
48
155
Mar
Jan
48
47
Bell
26 %
Jan
28
Jan
19%
Jan
21% Mar
115
18%
606
43
3,484
62
65
785
—.—10
36'%
35%
36 %
Feb
Jan
Feb
Mar
55%
Jan
47% Mar
55%
Jan
60% Mar
71%
Jan
41
Jan
401
35% Mar
40
40
700
36
Feb
42
27
27
100
23% Mar
28
Jan
Jan
44
Mar
Jan
42%
Jan
Mar
10%
Jan
43
43%
43%
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Feb
51
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5%
Mar
51 %
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43
20%
50
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40%
49
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Mar
51%
65
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51
High
27
10
10
10
25
Montreal
of
41%
50
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Asbestos
High
Low
30%
50
Awl0onCan 7el Co
S2.90
preferred
for Week
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27%
•'
50
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21%
37'%
-
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Range Since Jan. 1
Low
Low
Par
•
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Friday
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Montreal Stock Exchange
«
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15,491
10
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689
42%
41 %
Jan
40
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Financial Chronicle.-; Monday, March 28; I960
The Commercial and
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Priee
of Prices
Shares
Mersey
Brazilian
5%%
Traction Light
British
American
Bruisii
American
British
4%
Columbia
Power.
at
Bank
Oil
Note
4%7«
4.10
4.20
513 4
100
32»/2
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Iron
Canada
Foundries
43
236
11
10%
ol
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31%
32 %
1.075
29 y4
Jan
18
18 %
1.800
16%
Feb
28 >/4
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27% Mar
35
25%
581
24 % Mar
27
20
Jan
23
52
52
100
47
Mar
57
23%
50
23 % Mar
24
pfd
100
80%
80%
80%
10
79% Mar
82
40 %
142
39 Va Mar
45%
11%
Co
56
31%
31%
9,661
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37
63c
76c
77,882
12%
300
12
Feb
a20% a2D%
105
21%
Jan
22
13%
Jan
13%
18% Mar
23
30
Pacific
18%
19
Vfekera
_
29%
29 Mi
55
6%
7
370
Coal
Co
13 y4 Mar
171/4
15
41
305
40
Mar
40
6
6
100
6
Feb
21%
22%
775
20
Mar
2.412
22% Mar
25%
10%
11%
307
9% Mar
13%
10
14% Mar
17
50%
100
50% Mar
16
16 y4
1,250
15'/a Mar
25
3.50
3.50
100
3.50 Mar
51/4
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4.00
4.90
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11
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Mar
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107 y4
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41
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16
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78,870
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95
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14
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17
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—
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99 V*
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Jan
Mar
58
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251
45
52'/2
561
48% Mar
55%
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7,582
19% Mar
25%
Jan
3.00
3.10
1,700
3.00 Mar
4.00
Jan
6'/2
6 %
280
6 % Mar
8%
Jan
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34%
36%
3,120
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38%
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3.00
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—
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Toronto-Dominion
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—
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Walker
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•
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class
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35
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•
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35
Mar
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Feb
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preferred
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25
17
21
3.00
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3.00
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10
10
100
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98
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98
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50
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1,620
14
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45
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16
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45
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451/2
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17
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Mar
Feb
10
2,270
9% Mar
1,381
24% Mar
5.00
1,691
4.75
130
14%
Jan
475
32
Feb
90
Mar
4.85
4.80
•
22 % Mar
7%
20
Lumber
Name
&
34%
35
91
91
92
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225
a99% a99%
42%
1%'c
41%
20
42%
34%
Winnipeg Gas Co
Voting Trust
99%
230
a42 % a42%
Jan
41% Mar
10
36 '/a
42% Mar
335
34% Mar
9%
9V4
9%
100
9% Mar
9%
Renfrew
9'/4
9'/4
100
al4%
*
Class B
11
•
Home & Pitfield
Howard Smith
Paper common
10%
al0%
a
20c
Jan
Corp
Ltd
*
Anglo-Canad Pulp & Paper Mills Ldt_"
Development Co Ltd
5
.
10
Imperial Investment class A
$1.40 preferred
Imperial Oil Ltd
Bonnets
Butterfly
5%
•
35
Acceptance Corp common
Cement
preferred
Id
International Nickel of
Canada com—*
International Paper common
International Petroleum Co Ltd
38%
46 Mi
'
Canada
1
&
Labatt Limited fJohni
Laura Secord Candy
Shops
57
205
220
5
a__
34%
3,164
30
8'/4
Jan
75
Jan
78
14
14%
175
14
Mar
37%
40
411
37% Mar
40
al8'/2
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50
Mar
21
Feb
6
Va Mar
52%
Jan
42% Jan
10% Feb
11
4.95
441/2
61'/4
10
5%
1,100
5%
Feb
35
5,449
31%
Feb
11 % Mar
Ltd
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
_i_l
Jan
Dalfen's
Goodyear Tire
Horner Ltd
Hubbard
Inland
Int'l
Rubber
(Frank W)
Felt
Co
Ltd
Chemicals
Paints
Kelly
&
Douglas
Ltd
144
32
Jan
42%
Jan
34%
1,205
31
Feb
36%
50
58
39%
Feb
55%
58
41%
Jan
1,950
52%
Feb
60
Jan
12
Mar
14%
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28
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100
7%
89
30
9%
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6
Jan
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10% Mar
7%
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141/2 Mar
19
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Mar
Mar
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class
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Royal
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,
,
30
Mar
44
Jan
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38%
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.
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Jan
Jan
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2,485
1.20 Mar,
-
Jan
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Jan
150
35
40
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30 Va
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25
11'/a
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14%
Jan
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Feb
90c
Jan
7%
Quebec
Telephone
Corp
common
St
Maurice
Gas
Inc
a42
31
1
Shop & Save (1957) Ltd
Sobeys Stores Ltd class A
Soca
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200
7%
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740
10
10
500
1.95
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30
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100%
Feb
102
Jan
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11
Feb
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of
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r;
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450
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40
9%
9%
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10
Jan
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;
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13%
14%
50 >/2
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50 Va
100
50
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50
12
12
124
8
Jan
12
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__
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•
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2.20
2.00
2.35
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•
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3.350
3.45
Jan
Jan
Jan
12
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Feb
Feb
120
__*
Waterman Pen Co Ltd (L E>„
5Va%
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a5%
—
34%
7
*
50
8% Mar
93% Mar
Jan
5
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95c
Mar
15%
Pow Co Ltd 1st pfd_50
98% Mar
12%
2.25
Mar
36%
*
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May
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50
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a
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60c
545
—
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Jan
40%
10
15%
Jan
42 y4
33%
80
—
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42 y4
103
36'/b
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Feb
40%
103
35%
Jan
Mar
30
a24
6%
class
Companies Ltd
Lowney Co
A
Jan
Jan
34
a28 a28%
36%
11'/a
1.00 Mar
3,306
Ltd_*
Ltd—:
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Ltd
Can
class A
class
Can
(Can)
of
Power Corp of Canada
103
Jan
a.
—
4.90 Mar
.
8
41'/2
Engineering Works Ltd—
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Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co
Ltd_*
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
1
Federal Grain Ltd $1.40
pfd
20
Northern
a28
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22
a30
47%
1
Feb
1,000
a60c
40%
Ltd
Jan
14 >/4
60c
a30
a
Dominion
21%
14
Jan
Mar
'
104%
14
42
Jan
19
A' 350
—_*
Power & Paper Co
Distilleries Ltd commonMinnesota & Ontario Paper Co
Moore Corp Ltd
12
130
2.575
1:00
10
common
17% Mar
Mar
6%-
1.00
•
L)—
9iy2 Mar
102
:5%
/
A_*
MacLaren
Jan
5%
'6
-A
Mar
37
37
40
*
2,094'
60
*
com—
—:
Ltd
14%
*
Company
99
•
44.
3,000
Ltd
(R
Trust
96 %
100
see page
14% Mar
7% Feb
17%
1,350
78
Gas
Inv
523
100
A
1,733
9 y4
75
Crain
a
Mar
11 Mi
•
preferred
preferred
14%
8%
com—3
—1
19
•
common
14%
9V4
37
Jan
40 %
Ltd •
14%
Resources
Consumers
50%
52% Mar
5%
0
MacMlllan Bloedel ft Powell
River
Mailman Corp Ltd 5%
pfd
a—
Co Ltd™*
Dominion Sugar
Collieries
18%
•
•
5
Jan
97
101% Mar
38 % Mar
9%
106 Mi 106%
3
2.10
Jan
36'/2
Southern
Lewis Bros Ltd_r
Loeb
<M)
Ltd
2.10
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd—
52
Mar
33
7.60
__100
2.10
preferred
98
common.. •
1
Co Ltd
19
10
9
Canadian Silk Products
Corp. "A"
Consolidated Div Standard Sec cl
5
pfd
8
Jan
•
Interprovlnclal Pipe Lines
100
Jan
25
Corp
8'/2
6.25
15
35'% Mar
al8
370
8'/2
Marconi
44
11%
-
8%
Intl
Jrgi
33
11%
4.68%
preferred
Mar
1
Ingersol Rand Co Ltd—
11%
9%
34%
44c
7%
Canadian
4.00 Mar
42% Mar
al8
Canada common.5
Feb
6'% Mar
Canadian
8.30 Mar
100
56%
;
9'/4
24c>
36 Va Mar
Raceway Inc_.
Hosiery
Canadian
Loblaw
56%
•
86,500
225
Canadian
Jan
1,700
,
42c
8,803
Jan
12%
43%
50
37c
36 %
6%
Dec
Jan
a4.00
1.195
High
6%
12
8.50 Mar
155
Range Since Jan, 1
Low
6%
28%
17%
45%
45%
25
•
10 al0'/4
41%
______
Anglo-Nfld
211/4 Mar
Jan
Feb
38%
*
Bank
1.575
14
42%
42%
50
Hudson Bay Mining
50
a4.00
•
preferred
14%
11%
a
Shares
High
Corp
Dredge & Dock Co
9'/4 Mar
100
Home Oil class A
Range
Low
to
Abitca
Preferred
35
Timber
changed
Canadian
Feb '
al4%al4%
26
Dollars
Sales
for Week
Jan
27 y4
27
—
20%
Canadian
of Prices
Sale Price
5 '/c
20 Mi
10
it
Ltd
16'/4
18%
Feb
6'% Mar
50
in
Week's
Last
Par
Jan
20
60
al7
1
Expressed
Friday
Feb
13% Mar
i
Are
STOCKS
Jan
51%
8%
Shown
Jan
91
13y2 Mar
1,603
a7
-100
.
98
15%
171% Mar
130
a7
1
-
41% Mar
280
45
22'/.
preferred
class
Jan
Blue
•
Jamaica Public Service Ltd
7%. preferred
52'
Priori
Feb
Feb
400
48%
*
•
6%
11
Jan
77
12%
—100
Utilities
Mar
75
9
common
Canadian Stock Exchange
Jan
a
12%
common
Preferred
Jan
a..
43
4%
Jan
Abitca
common
of
10
Feb
75
A
Co
9%
1,310
44%
Feb
.
12%
•
-3%
Paper
225
a24% a2434
43%
preferred
,
4,480
.
94 Mar
110
20% Mar
common—
.
41 /a
13% Mar
•
A
Trans Canada
Jan
18
45
footnotes,
8% Mar
150
9%
al05
Greater
For
Jan
18%
(Chaa K>
1.
/2
Feb
4.00
Dynamics
'
Jan
33 %
10
Corp common
preferred
Texaco Canada
.
Jan
*
General Motors
"
Steel
50% Mar
2,165
preferred
1
55%
Mar
5.00
—
common
Cement
Steinhergs class A
5Vi'% preferred
Jan
14 %
50%
23 3 4
Fraser Cos Ltd common
111
Ltd
Standard Structural Steel
Feb
19%
Corp
Famous Players Canadian
Corp
Foundation Co of Canada
1
47
Jan
28%
Dupuls Freres class
1
Co
Simpsons
Jan
18%
Canada
(Robt)
1,965
Jan
78% Mar
100
____________
Lawrence
Sogemines
Jan
19
Ltd
Massey-Ferguson
Jan
.49
38
-
Canada
of
Lawrence
Webb
Coal
Iroquois Glass Ltd
31
•
i
—
Series
Jan
23%
50%
*
Electrolux
—"
7
24%
23%
Brewery
4%%
43%
'
11
—23 %
Imperial Tobacco
29
27% Mar
5
_
Oil
Class
Feb
28%
&
Power
23% Mar
355
150
*
_____
common
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
Jan
Jan
23%
•
A
12% Jan
1,280
*
(James)
(Canada)
Bank
5%
Mar
common—
Petroleum
6t
Jan
9
12%
•
Preferred
$%<*•
101
600
•
Dominion Tar ft Chemical
Mitchell
Feb
6% Mar
2,605
100
International
9
14
•
Dominion Stcraa Ltd
6%
125
14%
..
Inland
64
7
2
6%
Textile
St
Jan
13%
t»laa»
Indus
7'/«
13%
»«
Preferred
Imperial
10 %
?
*
...
$2.00
Feb
22%
25
Ltd
Jan
9 40 Mar
a78/|a'8^
al4
ai4
J—100
Paper class A
Royaiite
Jan
2
preferred
Dominion Foundrie*
Holt,
5%
.
class
Dairies
Lakes
Feb
41
...
Dominion
5 Mi %
preferred
preferred
Rovb]
Mar
14%
Dominion
General
78c
16
14%
*
Bridge
Gatineau
10%
6%
common.—•
Seagrams
Frosst ft Co
Mar
13%
—-—
23
1'6%
-
Shawinigan Water & Power common—*
10%
25
Zellerbach
of
63c
710
29%
•
Railway
Jan
Mar
47
*
-
Co
V)
Sicard
Companies
46%
21
2«
™
—
—
E
Jan
Mar
f
<
1
_
4'/4r!<>
Jail
28
al2%al2%
6%
Corp
Pont
Gas
Class
Jan
Jan
40
Feb
25
A
Rolland
Jan
•
Bros
Natural
Robertson
Jan
19
common
Wv
-
———__50
...
Reynolds Aluminum
i
14 y4
4
.27
al4
*
Quebec Power
Roe
Jan
Mar
78%
___
Warrants
Jan
46% Mar
Ltd
Petroflna Ltd preferred
Donohue
—
—100
-
common
Units
Feb
16
2,151
—
Corbys class A——,____*
Coronation Mortgage
*
Credit Foncier Franco-Canadian
•
Great
11%
Feb
50%
a20%
A
Consolidated Mining A
8meltlng
Consumers
Glass
5%
Feb
13
12
(B J)
Combined Enterprises
French
10%
270
31%
Coghlin
Du
300
13 Mi
49 %
cuuuuvb
Cock.shutt Farm
Columbia Cellulose
Dow
11%
13 %
50%
Kt
Locomotive
Dominion
common
Tiansnor*
preferred
Quebec
Jan
International Pvaei
Steel
Ltd
Jan
13
5,867
Jan
40%
13%
Preferred
Dominion
5%
Jan
i 40 Mi
•
Dominion
41 /a
preferred
Provincial
Feb
23
5'<f
•
Bros & Co
/2
"
475
11T8
'
48 '/a
Z1
49
4%
Jan
15
Feb
42
27%
*
Jan
46
40
42
26 ,.4
*
Jan
23%
*
Mar
50%
1
Price
Feb
1,305
Petroleums
17%
145
;21
—
Mar
Mar
117
—
*
Power Corp of Canada
16
Jan
Jan
Mar
12
3,444
Penmans
19% Jan
21M,
40%
Page-Hersey Tubes
% Mar
21
B
Dominion
32
40
a13 a13
41
43'/2 Mar
25
*
850
—
-
39% Mar
600
]/
43%
4
—•
common
25%
l/.
•
common
26%
Mar
12
Pacific
F°b
24 %
common
Canadian Industries
Distillers
2 75
Light & Power-
48'4
43%
Feb
21
194
12
•
*
...
Mills
1,717
40%
40%
•
Ltd
Flour
17
--
*
,-5
Ontario Steel Products common
14% Mar
25
Canadian Fairbanks Morse
class A—50c
Crown
Feb
2.50 Mar
21
—12.50
class
Chemical
Chrysler
9%
250
Ogllvie
Feb
27%
_•
series
Canadian
1
Mines
Nova Scotia
Jan
17
28
—
Canadian
2,804
.
11%
Feb
40
1
High
21
1,535
21T4
40
common-
Range Since Jan.
Low
23
21%
21J4
-—
Coin
on J
Rights
Canner
Canadian
9% Mar
17
21%
Locomotive
Trust
»lec.
Noranda
Jan
3
Electronics
Celanear
Oil
43
Mar
3,505
Aluminum
Canadian
Canadian
42
•
*
national
Shares
High
Low
—40
A
B
MontrpnI
Jan
1*
common
Commaica
Bronze
Canadian
place
Preferred
Jan
11
•
-
British
Canadian
14%
37%
al7
75c
Class
Feb
31% Mar
13%
_____26
Canadian
$1.75
12ya
31%
Breweries common
Canadian
420
;
13
13%
Rights
Canadian
Feb
al7
I
common
Aviation
Cenadtan
49%
30
preferred
Canadian
42%
10
common
Bana
Feb
is y4
preferred
Canadian
45
Jan
47% Mar
4,184
common.
Safeway Ltd 4.40%
Laoada Steamship commix*
l*tiiduu
12%
43
•
Canada
5%
50
33%
class B
Malting
4Mt%,
47%
12%
25
a
preferred
Canada
F*b
43
100
31%
7*
Products
$1.30
Feb
40%
Mar
a2.50
Company
Power
44
12%
Brooke Eond Canada (1959) Ltd
Calgary
Jan
71
37% Mar
125
33 Ma
Power
Telephone
Chemicals preferred
Canada Cement
39%
47%
Columbia Forest Products
Columbia
Ltd
35'/4
~
,
class
Breweries Ltd
Molson
Jan
69
70
44
—50
British
69
39
—50
British
Bruck Mills
Jan
28'/. Mar
5,144
69
50
__—A—
Building
Jan
4.70
52%
for Week
^in?e
of Prices
Par
Montreal
British
Brockville
47
Feb
Mar
A%
1.
preferred
4.00
50
Last,
Sale Price
1
High
45% Mar
5.146
51%
30%
.100
_
Low
4.10
preferred—————
Brown
20
Electric—
preferred
5 % 'k
45 Mi
32 Mi
Co_
common
preferred
5'*
High
45 Mi
pfd
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.
Sales
Week's
Friday
Low
Bowaters
(Range for Week Ended March 25)
Sales
STOCKS
16% Jan
o
Mar
Mar
an
.inn
Number 5937
191
Volume
.
.
(1357)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Week's
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Toronto Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Prices
'
:\-i
,•
Par
•
Low
C\,
(Range for Week Ended March 25)
Sales
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
High
Low
Shown
Expressed
Are
High
Canadian Dollars
in
Friday
3.35
Atlas
Ltd
Mines
Arno
3.25
3.50
1,200
2.90
Jan
12%
Ltd__-—_< __________
r0m uranium Mines Ltd
Aiscope Explorations LtdAmeranium Mines Ltd———
Anacon Lead Mines JLtd——_
20
Anthonian Mining Corp Ltd
Mines
Advocate
12%
12%
300
9.40
Feb
12c
13c
12,500
12c
3c
3c
4,000
3c
55c
55c
500
55c
—
—
—
Baker
Jan
Mar
20c
Jan
Abacus
Mines
Mar
4c
Jan
Abitibi
Power
Mar
89c
Jan
Acadia
6,500
Jan
8c
Jan
12c
Jan
Acadia Uranium Mines.
Acme Gas & Oil
38c
Jan
Advocate Mines Ltd
20c
Feb
Agnew
26c
68,573
20c
Mar
11c
1,000
11c
Feb
7.05
7.85
2,850
Surpass
Jan
20c
Jan
4 tec
Jan
5c
Jan
20c
Mar
43c
Jan
3c
Mar
5c
Jan
32c
Mar
55c
Jan
4c
Mar
6'Ac
Jan
18c
Mar
34c
Jan
Feb
8c
Jan
Jan
24c
Feb
15c
500
4 tec
3,000
23c
23c
27c
3c
4c
5,500
39c
35c 39'Ac
16,200
4c
4c
5,000
20c
21c
18,467
6c
6c
2,000
5c
16c
17c
6,000
11c
—
Ltd—
__
—
v
43,000
,__
Mines
Alba
Mines Ltd—Ltd
—
Explorations Ltd
5 tec
1,100
6c
12,500
Ltd—
Mines Ltd——___—
Mines Ltd—
Cartier Quebec Explorations
Ltd
Jan
Cons
Uranium
Allied
6.80
7c
50,050
45c
Jan
6,200
3c
Mar
5c
2,000
5c
Mar
11c
Jan
1,600
16c
Mar
23c
"
16c
12 te
12%
:
300
10% Mar
13%
Feb
4.80
5.35
'
5,100
4.45 Mar
6.15
Jan
2.22
2.05
2.28
—
75c
Jaculet Ltd
i
Jan
47c
Feb
8c
Jan
6c
Mar
500
7c
Jan
7c
/
10%
al
200
1.80
1.80
4 tec
4V2C
.
2,500
'
1.17
4,300
5c
1
1.15
__
lite
5c
500
20%
1,200
1.55
19%
19%
3,400
Jan
6 tec
Mining
1.15 Mar
9 tec
Mar
5c
13c
27,416
a29
a29
75
3'Ac
3 tec
1,500
3c
Mar
——1
Funny
4c
4c
4c
500
4c
Jan
1.56
1.56
300
Jan
Oil
j.
Ltd
Ventures
Class
L
$2.50
Mines Ltd
Mines Ltd
Age
Gunnar
Haitian
L_!
Iso Mines
Kerr
Kontiki
Ltd
Zinc
&
Massaval
Merrill
Mining Corp
Ja n
Feb
10te
Jan
7c
Jan
29%
23% Mar
2,500
35c
Mar
49 tec
21 1
1,300
20te
3,300
3c
!
Ltd
•
50
500
5c
3,000
85c
12c
26 te
525
80c
74c
a
]0c
-
New
Goldvue
Ltd—
Mines
Ltd
New
Jack
New
New
New
New
Lake
Uranium
1.13
13,100
74c
Mar
18c
1,200
15c
Mar
2.000
8c
Jan
Mar
West
Amulet
Mines
182,207
8c
Mar
19c
6c
Mar
6c
Electric
5%%
Nocana Mines Ltd
Obalski
(1945)
Okalta
Oils
Ltd
40c
Jan
91c
Jan
Bowater
Jan
16c
Feb
Bowater
60c
Jan
23c
Jan
12c
13c
7,000
tec
4,000
47c
Mar
15,800
14c
Mar
Provo
*
Uranium
Mines
Minerals &
Ltd
—__
Chemicals
2,500
7,500
31/4C
Feb
5c
Jan
2.58
12,900
20c
St
Lawrence
Siscalta
River
Oils
Mines
11 tec
,
2.75
3.50
allc
200
2.68
1,200
11V2C 12 Vac
Ltd
500
2
52c
19c
46,000
_
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
oi/uivan Consolidated Mines Ltd
Tache Lake Mines Ltd
Mines
T b
Tiebor
Mines
1
_
1.63
3,600
Jan
8c
Feb
8c
Mar
10
Feb
1:61 Mar
Mar
Mar
3c
Feb
see page
Jan
19c
Jan
76c "Mar
45 tec
Jan
43c
Jan
Ltd
Co
:
Jan
8'A
206
36c
40c
70,250
Mines
300
1.30
1.44
23
23'A
7 tec
3,000
9c 10 Vac
8c
10,000
3,645
7 tec Mar
6 tec
19c
Jan
2.98
Jan
7 tec
Paper
Bowaters
r
Mersey
pfd—
5 te %
1
Eralsaman
Bridge & Tank preferred
Bright (T G) common——
Britalta Petroleum
Oil
Columbia Electric—
American
British
preferred
preferred
4 te %
preferred
4%%
preferred
5%
preferred
5 te % preferred
4%
4 V\
%
——
_—
Forest Products
British Columbia Packers class A
Columbia
British
B
Class
Columbia
Reef
1.80
Telephone
class
Mills
Mining &
Gold
Buffalo Ankerite
Buffalo Red Lake
Building
Products
Bunker Hill
Ext
5.90
Feb
1.30 Mar
1.87
38c
187,950
33c
Mar
3 4 tec
8c
4,200
Mar
7c
7c
7c
6.10
6.10
200
5c
1,000
5c
Jan
10c
5c
3'Ac
3tec
Jan
4c
44c
7,100
4,000
4
3'Ac
49c
Feb
12c
Jan
6.10 Mar
Jan
tec Jan
6c
Jan
28
Jan
6c
Mar
8'/ac
Jan
9c
Mar
13 tec
Jan
11c
Jan
Jan
97,500
2.62
1,665
2.60 Mar
295
23'/a Mar
28% Mar
7.85
21,645
5.50 Mar
18
740
16'A Mar
1.11
1.19
2.500
06c
Jan
19c
Jan
31c
Mar
Vac Mar
9c
Mar
7.85 Mar
19'/a
Jan
Feb
1.25
26c
27c
17,860
8 tec
9c
3,100
8
51%
49%
51%
3,630
47'A Mar
55%
Jan
64 te
61%
64 te
2,012
60'A Mar
71%
Jan
1.42
1.40
1.45
14,900
1.35 Mar
1.63
Jan
27c
.
7,000
43'/a
c
Mar
Jan
17c
Feb
13'/a c
Jan
55c
8c
8c
9c
5,450
39,800
4tec
4c
4tec
5,000
39 te
40
450
37
Mar
42
27
27 te
300
23
Mar
27 te
Feb
17c
Mar
24c
Jan
18c
11c
1,000
23
23
23
200
58c
57c
60c
17,950
72c
12tec Jan
7c
Mar
4c
Mar
6tec
Jan
Jan
71c
Calgary &
Calgary
Calvan
lalvert
Edmonton
Power common
Consolidated Oil
Oils & Gas
Jan
56c
Mar
77c
Jan
74c
5,400
65 %c
Feb
92c
Feb
2,278
14c
Feb
19c
Feb :
8c
11c
20,500
8c
15tec
Jan
51c
53c
10,850
51c
Mar
67c
Jan
7c
9'Ac
86,725
7c
Mar
14tec
Jan
13%
13%
10
14c
8,600
7c
13%
12 tec
Mar
12 te
12c
Jan
14
Feb
Feb
27tec Jan
6c
1,000
6c
Jan
7c
Jan
44c
46c
22,900
42c
Mar
65c
Jan
41 te
42'/a
420
41
Mar
42'/a
Jan
46
6c
45c
50
50
1
50
46%
155
9%
9%
855
45 te
46%
45 te
100
45%
5.30
48
Feb
10%
Jan
8% Mar
Jan
9c
3,000
6c
5.40
2,575
5.05 Mar
Mar
5.55
Mar
6 tec
5.25
Feb
47
Jan
45
6c
Jan
49c
49c
49c
500
75c
Jan
4.05
4.25
14,577
Feb
4.75
Jan
4.10
60
41
Mar
47'/a
Jan
42
Mar
45'/a Mar
Feb
2.65 Mar
41
41
41
45 te
—50
*
42 VB
45 te
200
4,300
Feb
45c
4.00
2.10
2.64
2.50
2.65
32 te
30%
32 te
21,066
28
Mar
68
68
70
167
68
Mar
71
Feb
37%
37%
50
36
Jan
38
Mar
39
1
•
100
50
50
100
50
50
•
0
1
1
*
Oils
Cadamet Mines
Calalta Petroleum
Jan
24'A
52c
^
Dock class A
18c
Mar
8'Ac
1
*
*
Mines
Feb
7%
Feb
6te
9c
22 % Mar
14c 14'Ac
——
Burrard Dry
305
6>A
lie
39
140
37
Mar
40
82
81%
82
93
80
Mar
83%
Jan
44
43%
44
355
42% Mar
44'/a
Feb
47
48
150
47
12
12 te
I,365
12
14
14 %
415
14
14
Mar
12%
•
*
1
*
Jan
50
Feb
Feb
14'/a
Jan
Feb
14'/a
Jan
Mar
Mar
15
14
14
425
31%
33%
6,835
31 te Mar
37'/a
43 te
42
43%
1,204
42
Feb
43te
10%
10%
765
Feb
11%
Jan
45c
11,600
52c
Jan
41c
41c
9%
41c
Mar
12%
13%
2,780
3.00
3.00
500
2.60 Feb
3.50
3.25
3.50
3,100
3.25 Mar
8c
8c
8V2C
26,000
13%
8c
Mar
1.70
1.70
1.82
9,510
1.70
Jan
8c
7c
8c
78,305
6'Ac
Feb
32 te
595
29te
Jan
Jan
Jan
14% Mar
9% Mar
3.00 Mar
*
5.30
Feb
12tec
Jan
^
2.25
8c
Jan
Mar
32 te Mar
31%
31
7c
7c
500
6 tec Mar
16
16
16'A
315
16
Feb
17%
Jan
12'/a
12 te
12%
2,890
12te
Jan
13 V2
Jan
6
215
5te
Jan
6%
Jan
6
*
25c
Jan
14
12 tec
1
1
35%
33 te
Burns
Cable
5,049
18c
18c
6'A
_
11c
1
Jan
37 tec
Smelting
Buffadison
Burlington
5.70 Mar
21 te Mar
6.85
1
*
B—
Brunswick
3.70 Mar
Jan
1,480
17%
Jan
100
2.10
18
•
.25
1
1
Mines
Bruck
400
1.30 Mar
11c 12 tec
—
~
Brown Company
3.400
Feb
4.100
1.19
1
1
•
Petroleums
Jan
Jan
16%
26%
1
Boymar Gold Mines
Bralorne Pioneer
Jan
4.80
Jan
12
2.60
*
5% preferred—.
preferred
9 tec
Feb
Jan
1,200
7.45
1
1
—
——
Corp
13%
Jan
Mar
5c
13
26%
*
pfd
Ltd
Broulan
Jan
59c
24c
27
1
A
Feb
5c
Mar
6c
1
1
1
Mines
38c
16c
8'A Mar
7Va Mar
3tec Mar
36c
1.34
0
Brockville Chemicals
1.72
Feb
90c
23'A
1
50c
Mines
Jan
5.70
4c
Jan
Mar
13
•
common
60c
3.95
3 tec
10c
61c
3 tec
1
Com
British
1.54
6.10 Mar
7 V2C Mar
2,100
1
Mines—
Jan
5.70
1.69
5,000
65c
1
6.50
42c
Feb
8 tec
7%
_1
10
10
— 1
British Columbia Power
3.70
*
l
44.
Jan
3.15
Jan
3c
footnotes,
18c
Jan
5c
Jan
3.50 Mar
13c
24c
1
1
27c
10 tec
2,000
3.70
Jan
44
61c
Jan
Jan
Mar
16.417
1
Jan
2.00
Mar
36,341
__
4c
9 Vac
8c
3c
Corp
Jan
8c
7c
•
Feb
55c
16,700
27c
_
55c
14.000
be
1
*
Feb
9c
24c
„.
Jan
1.36
9c
7c
CorP Ltd
Ltd
8.50
8c.
24c
1
Jan
35J/a
Feb
43
7 tec
'
8c
8c
1
JJalte Amulet Mines Ltd—
JJeedon Mining Corp
Wes'tHil M'"eral Ltd___„: Ltd—
vvestYjlje Mines Products
For
]0%
52c
Jan
1
vJ5rd, Explorations Ltd—IHII111
glma
Mining
500
3.150
•
4.85
Ltd___
S ^e,"° Ltd_ Mines
HiU
Oils
U
umted
Mar
Feb
23c
Corp
Ltd_
UnfES dshestos
8c
10%
1.63
10%
1
•
lie
8c
1
Ltd
Exploration
Gtan Petroleum
13 Vac
1
Mar
28 tec
52c
1
_
Mar
6,300
5.45
__
__
_
2.61 Mar
2,000
5.25
Feb
11 tec
4,000
3,580
Jan
14c
32c
33C
Mar
1.27
60c
——1
Ltd
20c
44
.—*
Mines
British
36c
32c
3oc
5,520
1.99 Mar
65c
65c
1
1
Swth
Dufault Mines Ltd
Standard Geld Mines Ltd
500
51,020
2.61
Ltd—1
Corp
Mar
2,000
•
Mining
Mar
allc
3.20
—_
Radiore
32c
3 tec
20c
Chibougamau Goldfields Ltd—1
Quebec Cobalt &
Exploration
1
Quebec Copper
Corp Cor Ltd—
1
Quebec Lithium
Corp__
1
Quebec
Smelting & Refining Ltd
1
Kexspar
16,000
5 tec
24c
1.02
63c
*
•
•
Brazilian Traction common
2.33
2.51
Quebec
Roberval
Jan
20c
22c
1
Ltd
5.50 Mar
80c
5 tec
1
Jan
Mar
8 tec
37c
Uranium
Bay
5 V2 %
3'/aC
Mining Corp
Gold Mining Co Ltd
Porcupine P;-ime Mines Ltd
Producers
Black
16,620
12c
43 te
140
Feb
72c
2
Pitt
Gas
5c
6 tec
3 tec
47c 47
Pennbec
Jan
Mar
92
26 '/a Mar
2,025
44
common...—
Bidcop Mines Ltd
Biltmore Hats class
67c
40c
Jan
38
69c
2,000
28 V2
Cooper Corp
Bordulac
32c
Ltd
Mines
Jan
35c
25
Uranium
Bicroft
Bouzan
32c
Uranium
Feb
Jan
Jan
80c
27
Mining.
Yukon
Jan
1
Lake
6c
6c
3c
74c
Mines
Bevcon
Bibis
Jan
2,400
28c
Feb
84
10
28
4
Mines—
Mining
Mar
13,700
Mar
33
50c
I
Lumber
Bethlehem
10c
16c
Paudash
Jan
90
■
9 tec
1.13
160
74C
...
90c
5.65
Jan
Feb
18c
9,100
249,125
33
90
13'/a
9 tec Mar
20c
33
Feb
Jan
„——
Jan
14c
18c
Jan
7.60
50
Mar
11'A
9tec 15 tec
18c
Jan
14Vac
6.00 Mar
48
1,145
•
Baska Uranium Mines
•
Bat a
Petroleums
•
Bathurst Power & Paper class A—__*
Class
B
*
Base Metals
Mar
1.05
50
12 te
14c
Mar
5.50
48
12 'A
-46c
6c
14c
49
12 >A
Jan
Jan
9'/a
Jan
11c
140
43c
30c
1.07
'
2.90
90c
Mar
5'A Mar
100
-
6.30
6.30
Mar
2.00 Mar
3,000
11 tec 11 Vac
13 tec
6,500
5.60
Ltd
5%
1,720
14c
7,500
1
Mines
17,360
43 tec
17,900
1
Uranium
51c
56c
6'A
—1
9c
orchan
Jan
2.00
6.30
Nickel
Exploration
45c
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd_l
Opemisca Explorers Lt-ci
Jan
51c
90
common
Consol
Barymin
Beaver
3 tec Mar
4c
—
Mines
8c
12c
13c
65c
•
^-50
f.
Montreal—
of
30c
90c
8 'Ac Mar
55c
5'A
100
of Novri Scotia
6c
1
_____
Ltd——
8,900
58c
2.00
*
Mines
c
67c
1
Ltd
Jan
10c
54c
33
Oil
30c
l
,
North American Rare Metals
9 tec
Jan
7c
4,000
160
12 tec
preferred
Bankeno
Mar
81
16 tec Mar
9c
1
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
Jan
750
1
2.20
55c
9c
1
w,
-
Mines
Mar
6c
tLd
8 tec
—1
•
Geld
Aunor
Jan
12c
Spring Coulee Oil & Minerals Ltd *
Vinray Mines Ltd
1
Jan
8c
8c
11c
26c
8c
8.000
26c
2.60
Bros
Lodge
6c
3c
20c
_1
Duquesne
8c
3c
Jan
20c
1
Eeaver
6c
3c
Jan
41'A
43'/a
20c
Mines——
Beatty
27c
125
33%
50c
Mines
Beattie
Mar
14,00q
Jan
Mar
40% Mar
1
_l
Copper
Feb
27c
a2c
3.30
28
1,570
3,500
6,553
;
Jan
125
4 te c
Jan
8.249
400
12c
5,333
tec
5,850
10c
—
32c
27c
a2c
2.60
41%
Jan
22c
4
Feb
30 te
1
Jan
27c
4 tec
Jan
36c
41
Mines
Feb
22c
50c
40'/a
Mar
2.50
—50
common
Gold
Aumsque
Jan
29te
27c
Ltd—1
Mines
Jan
Mar
22c
29 »A
Aumacho River Mines
Jan
22c
Santiago Mines Ltd
60
32
1,350
2.60
9c
Jan
1
___
215
4,645
30'A
7 Vac
Bank
1
—1
Formaque Mines Ltd
New
Mines
55
33 te
53 te
32%
1
Belcher
Athona
10c
—
Arcadia
Bankfield
20c
Ltd
New
53 te Mar
Feb
22c 22 tec
54
33
22c
lc
Yellowknife
Bank
26c
24% Mar
10c
74c
al5c
1
Jan
Jan
60c
Feb
9.20
1
Atlas
Jan
1.23
Jan
al8c
13'A
19%
Mines
Coast
Jan
8c
Mar
250
1
1
1
Feb
17% Mar
Steels
Jan
27
Jan
5c
15c
5
Ltd_t
Jan
559
common
Atlas
6 tec
Mar
21
87c
5
Atlantic
Bo mat
a23
,28 te
38c
13
preferred
Acceptance
21
Jan
Mar
85c
i
Jan
37c :•
26
■"I:--
Atlantic
Auto
Jan
4c
15c
4 tec
20% Mar
18%
Warrants
Jan
8.15 Mar
Feb
5c
—
7c
50c
9c
a23
.
Jan
Mar
tec
15c
Ltd
Co
,
4
30c
2,100
3c
Jan
18,805
11%
preferred—:
Atlin-Rulfner
Vile '
37c
2.35
17%
;
Temple
Banff
._
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd_"
Mogador
Mines
Monpre Mining
1,490
20%
1
;
Mining
24
9c
3c
1
Ltd
Mines
31,100
23%
1
i
Mining
Island
4 tec
1
Ltd
160
5c
4c.
1
Ltd
Corp
Mclntyre-Porcupine
>
8.15
8.15
1
Labrador Mining As Exnlorat'n Co
Maritimes
Feb
Jan
9c
Ltd
Mines
Louvicourt Goldfield
10c
5
.
Mines
Gold
Lead
1.64 Mar
1.56 Mar
38c
Mining 'Ltd
Ceramic
Addison
Feb
5tec Mar
1
Copper Mining Corp
Mines Ltd
Hollinger Consol Gold
International
5c
23 tec Mar
—
Jan
Feb
12%
Oil
Jan
1,300
1
Jan
1.20
51c
Exploration
preferred
5c
,
8,000
1,500
2.90
Mar
1.80
17%
Mines
Arjon Gold
Ash
6c
11,500
2.24 Mar
80c
_10
;
Associated
30c
44c
2.40
1,000
16,360
Pete
Mines
Feb
27c
4 te C
Jan
51c
Argus Corp common
Jan
5 Vac
38c
7 tec
25'/a
Development
1st
16c
5'Ac
4 Vac
Jan
*
4 'A%
Imperial
33te
'"27c
1
•
4c
23 te
Mines
Jan
28
♦
Ltd
Oils
2,000
IIH5
H«
IIIHl
Controls
Mar
10 tec
1
Ltd
Mines
Copper
Bay
Golden
"
Ltd
Futurity
Gaspe
Ltd—
(1945)
Mines
Fonlana
Frobishcr
Feb
5c
700
50
Petroleums
Anthes
Mar
1.70
1.53 Mar
10 Vac
Jan
21
Feb
I8V2
13c
,>
Jan
44c
Jan
1
*
1
Inc
Exploration
&
75c
Feb
5.950
:
American
Asamert',
Fano
Jan
Mar
5c
4.75
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd__50
Anglo Huronian
♦
Anglo Rouyn Mines
1
Feb
1.76
4 tec
1.55
Metal
77c
60c
38c
.v
3,680
Nepheline
Oil
Ansil
—
3.45 Feb
1.65 Mar
1.55
Mines Ltd
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Fab
Jan
3,000
3,600
83c
Larder Mines
Rare Earth—
Lead
Area
A
1
Dome Mines Ltd
—:—__—*.■_•
East Sullivan Mines Ltd
1
Ltd—
54c
66c
41c
1.90
common
Leduc
Anacon
Anchor
Jan
a._
Co
American
Anglo
Jan
9c
a—
200
„
12,884
66c
40c
•
Analogue
8V2C Mar
8.30 Mar
600
al
__
4V2C Mar
5,600
lOVfl
Consolidated Denisnn Mines Ltd—
1
Class B warrants.
—*
Consolidated New Pacific Ltd
—_1
Consul Quebec Yellowknife Mines Ltd_l
Chib Mines Ltd
19c
6,000
7c
L'Ungava—_—1.50
Mar
Mar
5c
:
6c
6c
lie
35c
6V2C
4 tec
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
Cleveland Copper Corp.
•'
68c
Jan
21
'
2.50
common—
Ltd
Amurex
7,500
2,000
12c
35c
64c
Jan
3.55 Mar
17% Mar
1
,
80c
Minerals
Roxana
American
Feb
3.20
Jan
1.87
26,080
11c
35c
12c
110
65c.
•
Alraagamated
Amalgamated
'
1—
27,705
1.85
—4:
Aluminum
Jan
_,_
—_
3.55
18»A
1.90
Steel
Aluminium
5.00
Corp
3.20
Jan
27c
Jan
2.60
18V»
3.45
1
Almlnex
Jan
5c
Jan
Jan
Feb
Mar
Jan
Jan
4.50 Mar
5c
7c
16c
2.50
Oils
Central
11 Vac
500
5,500
•
Trunk
Pac
19% Mar
Jan
7c
19c
IIIIIIII__IH•
Gas
Algoma
3c
16c
Corp Ltd
Central-Del Rio Oils Ltd
Chemalloy Minerals Ltd
Mines
Jan
5
I ~~
common
Alberta
AJgom
18
65
7c
17c
Hi
Alberta
Feb
7c
1
Gold
Voting trust
21%
Jan
18 te
Jan
12
9te Mar
80c
Distillers
Warrants
53c
5c
5c
Cassiar Asbestos
Compagnic Miniere
2,000
18te
Jan
41%
89o
4—IIIIIII—50c
Alberta
60c
3c
3c
Carbec
Dolsan
4.65
47 tec
50c
Cnnuba
Copper Rand
4.65
5 tec
__
Campbell Chibougamau
Canalask Nickel Mines
Chibougamau
3 tec
4c
10
IIIIIIII"I*
IIIIIl
Explorations
Algoma
17% Mar
800
-
3 tec
37%
9te
1
I
Yellowknife
Preferred
20%
20
i
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd——
Calumet Uranium Mines Ltd
—
35%
10
40c
17c
II
Shoe
Petroleums
Akaitcho
14c
15c
20c
Bay Mining Co
Beatrice Red Lake Gold Mines
Bellechasse Mining Corp Ltd
Belle-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Bonnyville Oil &• Refining Corp
Bornite Copper Corp
Burnt Hill Tungsten Mines Ltd
Ajax
7.85 Mar
5.50 Mar
37 VA
*
_
Jan
Mar
9,345
Class A
8'Ac
4 tec
—
common
Jan
11c
92,509
•
common
High
20c
35
35c
32c
34c
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Low
18 te
Paper
Sugar
Atlantic
Agnico
Bateman
Chiboug Copper
Shares
1
Mar
25c
7.45
Ltd
&
5c
9,000
—
Barvallee
Canorama
for Week
of Prices
Par
13
5 tec Mar
2,000
5 Vac
26c
Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd A
Talc Ltd——Mines Ltd——:——
Eailey
5c
6 tec
5 tec
__
Co Led.
Exploration Ltd
Gold Mines Ltd-
Autnaque
Sales
Range
Sale Price
3.50 Mar
5c
5c
5 tec
5 tec
-
Sulphur & Iron
Augustus
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Oil Stocks—
Alining
41
'
14c
2,000
14c
53c
14c
725
49c
53c
II,400
12c
Jan
52c
20c
Jan
16c
Jan
Mar
57c
Jan
21%
Jan
Feb
19%
42c
20te
2,752
17 te Mar
18
18'/a
2,845
16 te
3.25
200
50c
58c
7,200
19%
tec Feb
12tec Jan
3.25
20
18 te
9
3.25 Mar
48c
Jan
3.55
63c
Jan
Feb
->
Mar
'I
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Range
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
Par
Campbell
Campbell
Chibougamau
1
Red
1
Lake
Canada
Bread
Canada
Cement
Canada
Canada
Iron
Cut
Oil
class
Permanent
Southern
14
20%
14%
21 %
47
53
53
Canada
Southern
Steamship
Wire
&
Canadian Bank
Lines
of
180
45
310
43 % Mar
47%
48
58
35c
1,650
3.60
3.60
4.15
9,500
40%
40
41
7'A
1
7%
5'Ac
20
A
Canadian Curtis
78c
12
12 %
525
5.30
5.85
1,165
12
Feb
14%
Jan
18% Mar
22%
Jan
29
29
6%
7
•
2,550
1.15
1.03
1.19
36.900
8%
9%
9,180
74c
75c
2,600
3
9%
High
1.85
1.85
2.10
3.10
3.35
14%
14%
37c
2.43
Morse
class
A_50c
common
10
7 'A
Oil
Ice
Machine
Industries
Malartic
North
class
A
Mines
*
1.10
Jan
8.10
10,886
6.15 Mar
8.55
Jan
2,590
2.60 Mar
4.70
Jan
12%
Jan
9%
10
11 %
11%
100
11% Mar
13%
14%
1,847
13% Mar
17
52c
59c
19,300
42c
68c
16c
13,700
26c
15,146
23%c Mar
22%
3,276
19% Mar
93
5%
23 Va
class A
Gas
4%
Jan
13%
Jan
37
__
11,250
1.80
1.85
45
85
85
•
14
•
1
.
Mires
Mines
Cop
Min
Mines
85c
1.04
135,200
82c
10c
154,443
6c
Mar
7c
Mines.
Oil___
Callinan
1.01 Mar
1
Fenimore
Gillies
Mar
17c
1.01 Mar
22,700
50c
Jan
3,540
5%
200
2.99
2.97
3.10
5,165
15%
15%
16%
1,420
10c
11c
35,500
9%c Mar
4.00
9
22 %c
:
'
Mines
13c
Jan
15c
Jan
Feb
4.90
Feb
8% Mai-
19c
Mar
9% Mar
Mar
8c
8c
3.75
3.65
3.75
32c
31c
52,890
6,925
249,300
'
24c
42c
24c
500
5,442
2.50
2.60
800
26c
26c
2,500
60c
62c
1,500
2.31
26c
55c
Feb
Mar
Jan
2.65
18%
6,157
17
Mar
81c
84c
8,630
81c
Mar
17c
19c
12,000
17c
1.67
151,265
99c
Mar
12c 14%c
22,800
1.24
Mar
1.42
3.20
28c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
13c
5c
5c
5c
1,700
4'Ac
Jan
40c
6c
38c
Jan
44c
4,600
33c
Jan
47c
Jan
1.78 Mar
12c Mar
23 c
Jan
2%c
3%c
22.900
2%c Mar
5c
Jan
7c
7c
500
6%c Feb
7c
10c
Jan
7c
8%c
5%c
5c
5%c
1
5,643
5c
Feb
28c
28c 30 %c
27,600
28c
Mar
3.25
3.30
350
36%
2,899
10
35%
100
100
100
90
3.55
3.50
3.55
900
18c
Exploration
36%
100
18c
1,700
8 % c
9c
16,458
•
Copper carp Ltd
Copper-1-Ian Mines
7c
Mar
11c
33
99
Jan
9'Ac
Jan
48c
3.05 Mar
Jan
3.95
Feb
Jan
103
3.15 Mar
Jan
4.30
Jan
32 %c
Jan
•
•
gc
Chiboug
1
:
1.15
1.10
*
17%
17%
16
A—__
16
1.18.
17%
12 %
see page
44.
Geco
General
12%.
16
12%
7c
Mar
14c
Jan
1.10 Mar
225
16% Mar
19
Jan
5
16
Mar
18
Jan
735
12
Mar
12%
Feb
1.80
..
3,576
43 % Mar
7%
350
Jan
5.45 Jan
52
Jan
46 'A
50%
3,185
41
Mar
51%
Jan
13%
14%
8,386
13% Mar
16'A
9%
Jan
8%
9%
1,885
7c
7'Ac
7,500
0
11%
11%
Trust—
Glacier
22c
Jan
Jan
8c
Jan
1.34
51,800
1.53
Jan
7%c
11,000
A
1.42 Mar
1.78
Jan
8,350
1.50
Feb
1.90
Jan
85
35%
Jan
39%
37%
37%
53
53%
1.37
145,680
16 %c
18c
3,500
6 'Ac
16'Ac
6 'Ac
1,000
•
56
29
Mar
59
Feb
55
Mar
56
Jan
6
450
5
Mar
19c
Jan
27c
29c
53,500
28%
29
2,975
20%
15 'A
15%'
71c
80c
3.75
4.10
8&C
"'3,600
8'Ac Mar
10c
Feb
42,200
50c
Mar
86c
Jan
180
39
Mar
48
Jan
150
27
Jan
27%
Jan
27
53c
63c
27
9 'A
66c
9%
5'Ac
5'Ac
6c
5'tjOO
26
27 'A
B
5%
A
IT,
n
34%"
16%
Great
West
5'Ac Mar
9%c
Jan
490
24% Mar
28%
J3JJ
375
4.75 Mar
6.25
Jan
1.60
3,230
1.40 Mar
2.20
85
40
5%
5 %
50
6c
10,100
4
%C
34%
Class
Great
Greater
Jar.
Jan
43
43%
415
41% Mar
53%
Jan
1.05
1.07
1,050
81c
Feb
76c
1.00
685
76c
Mar
1.10
10 %
11
1,397
10% Mar
16%
Jan
86
65
85% Mar
86
Mar
24c
11%
.
1.25 Mar
Jan
10c
1,203
10c
Mar
14c
Jan
26c
4,150
17c
Feb
29c
Feb
11%
485
24c
9%
3,000
12%
23c
5c
Jar.
8c
Mar
Feb
38c
Jan
Jar.
Mar
5c
7c
3,000
22c
21c
24c
26,500
.20'Ac Mar
40c
18c
Jar.
17 %c
21c
30,497
17'Ac Mar
30c
Feb
149
150
65
141'A
40%
40%
105
6%
6 'A
480
40%
7
Jan
41
6%
1,275
180
40%
325
12 %c 12'Ac
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
6%
Jan
Jan
6
Mar
7
10c
Mar
17 %c
Jan
1.40
Jan
42%
Jan
■
1.05
1.00
1.07
6,550
37 'A
35
37%
680
35
Mar.
19
Mar
22%
22
22
•
1.00 Mar
22
75
5'A
5'A
5%
300
5 Va Mar
1.50
1.65
305
1.50 Mar
50
39
39
40
100
1.60
1.60
1.85
820
1C%
10%
11
1,458
•
l
»
4 50
4.50
4.75
391
Mar
1.60
Jan
p'
.Tan
2.35
Jan
4u
2.35
Feb
9 % Mar
13
Jan
Jar
Jan
•
9%
400
4.50 Mar
5.CO
3.25
3.25
600
3.25 Mar
3.85
Jan
4.75
3.25
*
4 75
300
4% Mar
G%
Jan
9'A
9%
•
713
Jan
9%
8% Mar
1134
Jan
9%
9%
806
3.85
•
8% Mar
11
Jan
3.85
3.85
120
3.85 Mar
2'Ac
•
11
.10
26
8c
2c
2'Ac
18,500
11
11
1,575
26
26
385
»
t
2c
10 Va
25%
9c
8,068
6%c
6c
2,700
5c
8.20
9.00
33c
common
8c
5c
8.95
13,767
24c
36c
10
37,030
10
10
125
5'Ac
i
5 'Ac
5'Ac
6,000
/
l
»
Gold
l
common
10
:
•
Jan
5c
Feb
11%
Feb
Mar
Jan
27'A
Jan
Feb
lie
Mar
Mar
7'Ac
Jar.
8.05 Mar
10%
Feb
1.00
Jan
20c
Jan
Mar
Jan
9'A
Feb
10
5c
Jan
10c
•
9'A
11 %
10
857
Jan
Mar
11%
Jar.
9
.—1
11%
355
12'Ac
.—1
11c
16c
79,050
8c
ne
Feb
5c
8 %c
13,000
5c
Mar
18%c
19c
—1
2,500
7'Ac
7'Ac
8c
10,500
23c
23c
7 %c Mar
24c
10,200
23c
5c
4.25
7,500
5c
4.25
85
4.25 Mar
90
90
10
75 -/- Jan
12c
Mar
4.25
90
1
—
.
—
100
15%c
Jan
15'Ac Mar
Mar
5c
—
preferred——
15%
10% Mai¬
—l
Lake
Co—
4 80
»
Mines
&
7'A Mar
1.65
A
Feb
Jan
23c
l
Mines
Hees;)(Geo H)
Jan
9
1
Hendershot Paper
Feb
18'A
Mar
50%
25
Minerals
Gold
102'A
15
22
5c
•
Head of Lakes Iron
Heath
94'A Mar
2,167
14% Mar
10c
1
Hard Rock Gold Mines.^
Headway Red
10
16%
41% Mar
24c
*
Mines
Gold
94%
50
*
Harding Carpets
Hasaga
Jan
97%
250
l
Mines
Farms
36%
Mar
2,710
0
Gunnar Mines
Warrants
Hardee
Feb
92
'7'A
11%
.0
Lake
Feb
32
60
34'A
warrants
Gwillim
7c
525
35 %
15%
1
Saddlery—
Gurney Products
%C Mar
Jan
1.00
Voting trust
Lead
4
Jan
Feb
6%
41%
1
Greyhawk Uranium
Greyhound Lines
Guaranty Trust
Gulf
5'A Mar
14%
l
class
86
10'A
1
Winnipeg Gas
1956
Feb
1.05
*
B
West
81%
43%
50
Coal
Jan
41%
14%
common_50c
Develop
Jan
12
1.51
7'A
1
warrants
Jan
88'A
173%. Jan..
5.00
15%
common
80c
,,
84
1.51
1
preferred
Plains
Mar
9% Mar
7
Class
Mar
4.90
•
Gas
9% Mar
66% Mar
140
1,720
*
Great
Feb
10
27 %
"
preferred——
43c
125
243
94 %
Paper
9'A
^3.620
71
147
100
,
1,000
70
10
.—1
Mines
<*
143
147
92
Mines
Jan
40
92
A___
4.65
55c
.11
class
Feb
Jan
3.50 Mar
8'Ac
9%
•
B
17
91c
"
50c
_*
preferred
21% Mar
Mar
Mar
8'Ac
27
•
...
Feb
15
62c
39%
10
common
18%
715
Feb
Jan
53c
1
Canada
33c
39%
20c
Mines
.
Feb
35%
'
13,400
'
15
Mines.
1,795
-
6%
27'A Mar
6,200
3.95
•
Gold
Jan
55
20%
1
Mine—
9%c
6%c Mar
Jan
10
75c
—25c
common
Jan
27c
40
20%
15'A
*
Drilling
Mar
Jan
Jan
5
28c
•
..
15c
1.54
56
1
—
82
55
1
S)„
Mar
1.15 Mar
56
5
*
A
53
55
—___*
«
•<:
125
1.24
1.32
10
;
Goldfields Mining
Granduc
Jan
4,950
25
Explorations
Grandroy
10c
1.58
1%
Mackay
1.21 Mar
6'Ac Mar
1.55
100
Goldray
Goodyear Tire
Mar
5c
1.50
1
Ltd
Uranium
Jan
13c
7,200
1.49
—50c
Mascot
45
2,500
1.54
•
Yellowknife
Jan
1.50
1
•
A
Mines
Feb
13%
Jan
7c
10
Ltd
Preferred
Genex
Jan
10c
Mar
11% Mar
45
7c
20
Wares
10%
1.23
6c
1.32
_100
Petroleum
10/
Feb
1
Development
Steel
13c
7c
no
6c
8'A
1
Motors
Class
45
13c
1
•
Dynamics
General
11%
45
45
1
common
General
General
Jan
Feb
13%
...
Bakeries
General
8
34% Mar
48%
_
Harrison
Mar
3,805
—
Imperial
18c
44 'A
7%
Jan
•
prior preferred
Mines Ltd
Jan
38%
Mar
43%
Jan
9%
common—•
5% r/r
Gulch
2%c
1
10.760
4.00 Mar
43%
Jan
21
7'A Mar
450
15%
Co—..—
Power
$2.80
20
200
Feb
Mining-
Northern
Warrants
1.53
•
Class B preferred
Distillery class
2.53 Mar
8
4.25
Mar
preferred
Jan
65c
7%
4.00
Jan
_.__1
.
5"t
Jan
35c
Feb
7%
100
33c
3.25
17%
9.10
7
Ltd
Trailer
73c
/
Jan
Mar
6.90 Mar
4.00
Jan
21
12'A Mar
Debentures
Class
Jan
1.04
31%
v
Feb
32
Companies
Gordon
1
Mines
Consolidated Sudbury Basin
Consolidated West Petroleum
Consumers Gas Co common
Mines
"Great
17 "4
1
1,050
18'A
340
Petroleum
preferred
Frobisher Ltd
common-..
Jan
•
LtdA..
18%
*
Mar
83c
1
Mines
6,850
••
7c
17%
10,750
Jan
2
Oils
Francoeur
Jan
5 '/2c Mar
•
Poplar
Kegcourt
Sannorm
(U
Lakes
2.70
1
8.15
A
Lakes Power
•
Mines
Co
Great
1
Northland
7.50
.*
Great
Mar
,
8.10
20
Feb
Mar
Negus Mines
Nicholson Mines
27% Mar
7,255
80c
125
A
32c
25c
2.85
77c
13,335
IT;
Mar
53c
3,000
Mar
24,837
,
24c
8,025
Feb
29
•
class
Feb
39,750
1
Grain
45c
56c
14'Ac
1
Mar
29c
Mar
1
class
40c
5%c
27,233
87c
Ltd
Jan
53c
Jan
1
45c
,
27c
12%
Mining
Mining
Motor
4';
3.75
Feb
8c
34%
Developments
Mar
28c
Exploration
Ford
Jan
39c
Jan
19c
20%
of
Canada
Foundation
Co
12c
'Ac Mar
3-50
22c
15,600
9c
19%
Manufacturing
11%
Jan
5%c
26c
Jan
8
5c
54c
Smelting
Fleet
Glenn
8c
21c
8c
2 8'A
Corp
Far west
Jan
8.30 Mar
19c
32
Nickel
Players • Canadian—
Fanny Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines
Fargo Oils Ltd
8c
3.833
Jan
19c
12'A
Falconbridge
28c
1,550
Jan
33c
8'Ac
80c
Famous
Feb
20,323
1
Flooring
Eureka
5c
8c
14c
'
12%
Empire Life Insurance.-Equitable Life Insurance--—
Erie
27,140
2c
Jan
19%
Ltd
Investment
Mining
Sol
Mar
10%
2.59
Co
El
19c
10c
Mar
10'Ac
28%
Mines
1,711
{
24c
3,875
2
Minerals
&
Eldrich
19c 19'Ac
Jan
6,600
12c
34'A
Petroleum
&
Giant
400
^28c
1
Amphi Gold
Giant
8,000
Jan
25c
1
Copper
class
Jan
.
7'Ac Jan
20'Ac
*
Oils
,
Jan
8
10
Jan
101 % Mar
Mar
11'Ac
25c
*
Mines
Jan
42c
Mar
_
Paper
42c
8c
42c
12c
.
Eddy
56c
36c,
6,731
common
Mines
Economic
64c
5%c
12c 12 %c
8'A Mar
101
common—1
Chemical
Elder
Feb
8%c
12c
Mines
Mar
8
Mar
525
*
&
Mines
44c
5c
5c
•
Invest
Malartic
43c
8c
95
Coal
Sullivan
1.000
6c
Feb
25c
East
4,865
5%c
Jan
16'A
11,000
•
East
9.400
29c
Mogul
East
24c
22 %c Mar
Jan
13c
Feb
9
.
Industries
Duvan
49c
10
1
Jan
50 V2
Mar
5c
Brewery
Duvex
50c
__1
Mosher
14
Mar
7c
15%
101%
1
Jan
Jan
3.74
1
Morrison
3.25
25% Jan
13'Ac Feb
42
5c
Stores
Dynamic
22 %c
%c
1
Feb
500
Jar.
1
&
Dominion Tar
49c
1
Arrow.___.
6'A
2,000
1
Scottish
44c
7
■_
Feb
2.81
250
10%
•
Feb
75
8c
16%
101
Magnesium
General
2.655
1
Lake
Golden
500
4.15
9
5%
Jan
64c
5.20 Mar
14% Mar
10 %c
1
.
.
15c
2.90 Mar
42'A
18
Steel
Gatineau
63c
13c
8%
.—
Dominion
Jan
5.10
9'Ac Mar
Jan
5c
2.50
Dominion
Jan
53c
Feb
*
Dominion
5'Ac
4.75
Jan
9c
7c
'
Gaitwln
53c
2.64
1,600
4,800
8c
Bridge
Dominion
42c
Jan
22% Jan
11% Feb
9c
101
Electrohome common
Warrants
Dominion Foundry & Steel common—•
Jan
4.80
3 %c
Jan
9c
16%
8c
•
Oils
Feb
1.29
4.00
Mar
-100
Dominion
Fruehauf
10c
Mar
'Ac
Howey Gold
footnotes,
Jan
10c
•
Crest
Consolidated
B
1.40
Jaiv
Jan
8c
1
Seagrams
Dominion
18
Jan
10c
69c
9c
42 'A
__10
—-
Petroleum
Fraser
18.430
13 %c 13%c
Jan
1
French
10c 10 %c
9
Feb
2.20
Mines
Dome
Feb
Jan
Jan
8
Mines
Consolidated
For
5,030
5c
Flin
Marbenor Mines
Consolidated Marcus Gold Ltd
Consolidated Mic Mac Oils Ltd
Consolidated Mining &
Cosmos
1.15
5%J
Distillers
Dome
Jan
6.20
55c
*
Consolidated
Rand
1.07
•
r-'Cdhsolidated Halliwell
Class
49c
Mar
4.40 Mar
Mar
1
Mines
Warrants
Consolidated Discovery
Consolidated Dragon Oil
Copper
13%
36c
Mar
•
.
Gamma
Consolidated Denison
Consolidated
10% Mar
1,500
28,653
28c
•
Bellekeno
Peak
4.760
5.40
32c
•
Beta
Red
Jan
5.000
2.50
Consolidated
.ottoouaaieu
9c
10,800
•
Allenbee
Consolidated
Mar
4.75
4.00
Mines
Consolidated
Jan
Jan
29,650
____1
Consolidated Bakeries
Consolidated
Consolidated
1.47
24c
4c
*
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
6c
1.500
8%
13,787
5.
Ford
1.10
25,219
2.43
—1
Jan
Feb
36c
•
Mines
Consolidated
21
16'Ac
32c
*
Mines
Consolidated
14%
Mar
6c
1.08
11%
——
Mines.
Palmer
Fittings class
Feb
4c
1
Metals
Consolidated
1.10
Devon
Jan
13%
35.100
9%
2.37
—
Preferred
Feb
12c
9%
2.38
Mines
Fatima
Jan
12%
535
1
Gold
Federal
18%
10c
Deldona
Feb
33c
* :
Enterprises
Consolidated
1.10
Horn
Feb
ll%c
11%
Deer
86% Mar
10,000
18%
Decoursey Brewis Minerals---——1
34
28c
1
•
Equipment
East
205
18
Daering Explorers
Dnragon Mines
35
325
37 %c 37 %c
5.15
Jan
4c
Celluiose
Consolidated
12%
199
Mar
6.833
7c
Jan
28c
1
Consolidated
Mar
19
V
18%
—
preferred
26% Mar
6c
98c
1
Willans
Consolidated
1% 14
3.40 Mar
warrants
_
28
50
190
15c
75c
Mining & Smelting
Knitting class A
;
Conlaurum
Feb
83
6c
1
Mines
Gold
170
Jan
12% Mar
1
—
Columbia
Corby
t
39%
Mar
12 %c
1
1
4c
35
27
31
Feb
9.40 Mar
19
13c
•
Rio
Gold
Reco
Conwest
85
27
•
Corp Ltd
35
565
5c
1
Ltd
Combined
.
130
12
4%c
1
Oil
Key
37
11%
1
Porcupine
Lake
Mar
25%
20
.
Farm
93
9% Mar
pfd.20
Athabaska
Cockshutt
Mar
Feb
Jan
22% Mar
"
Explorations
Cochenour
Jan
44c
146
3L
Nat
Mines
Jaculet
27c
24%
5,069
4'Ac
100
Exploration
Kayrand
90
Feb
10%
1.85
preferred
Asbostos
Mar
Jan
23%
0
Mines
11% Mar
Feb
13c
35
11%
1
preferred
Wallpaper Mfrs
Western
% Mar
23%
*
i_l
B
Coniagas
93
9
10%
•
.
Con
2,784
6'Ac M'ar
1
36c
48'Ac Mar
2,800
Jan
Jan
3.90
10
Corp
Corp common
Utilities
Gold
3.80
37c
9%
25
;
Tire
Bar
3.10 Mar
7.50
21 %
preferred.
Salt
Combined
Jan
7'A Mar
Mar
24 %c
Thorium
Coin
Jan
10%
6% Mar
Mar
93
Railway
Petro${ja
Superior Oil__
Cody
2.45
8% Mar
V-.!:
Canadian
Circle
1.97 Mar
400
325
"
12,500
~1,500
Mines
Dow
27c
22%
A
•
50c
3.75
1
High
Mar
3.50
International Ltd
Class
Cusco
7c
25c
48'Ac
Minerals
Nest
6'Ac
11,350
50c
*
Ccniida
Mines
Pershing
Crowpat
Crows
Crush
27c
3.75
—
Zellerbach
Dover
78c
24 V2c
Croinor
Crown
Jan
190
•
Ltd
of
25c
Low
50c
--
Telefilms
Oil
Jan
3,819
•
common
Cree
61c
Mar
42,535
:
7 %
14c
Creative
Crestaurum
Range Since Jan.
High
27c
---*
__
Mines
L>
Low
1
•
___
Copper
(R
16
13% Mar
25c
9,100
15c
Mining
Donalda
86c
53c
Cram
Jan
3.30
•
—
Pacific
Chromium
3.65
36c
100
Cos
Canadian
Chimo
Jan
3.10
1
Canadian
Chi bong
2.75
>
Feb
1412
•
Inca
•
Chib
2.90
80c
1
common
Northwest
Chesterville
Feb
Feb
7.80
•
Gold
Oil
preferred
Cheskirk
11%
85c
3.70
Canadian
Charter
Feb
Jan
32c
1
Hydrocarbon
Del
7'A Jan
1.34
Mar
1.85 Mar
Jan
3.10
86c
Cournor
Zinc
Dominion Textile
10
7
7
*
30% Mar
Feb
7%
14,765
2.15
2.31
16%
Feb
Mar
70c
1.090
28 %c
37c
1
Oil
23
6
98c
22,222
•
Jan
29
7,150
3.20
Feb
19%
120
•
Petroleum
Canadian
Central
29%
•
Warrants
Central
Jan
40
*
Central Pat
6.60
771
10c
Cayzor
4.60
19
20c
Cassiar
Jan
16 V8
Crest
Met
Jan
7.05
16 %
Homestead
Can
Mar
16
18%
Husky
Captain
79c
f
16 Va
1
Fairbanks
Erin
Mar
5.00 Mar
18%
Canadian
5%%
Mar
10
Feb
•
Canadian
Can
64c
37,
974
B
Candore
146.448
Mar
12%
Wright
Canadian Food Products
Canadian
31
12%
Pete
Dredge Dock
Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian Export Gas &
Class
Jan
Mar
'
so
12 V2
Canadian
Canadian
37%
12,245
r*r
200
common
Devonian
Canadian
31
31
Feb
6 'A
Chieftain
Canadian
Jan
8c
2o
Collieries
Preferred
Canadian
56
4.80
common
Canadian
Canadian
Jan
46% Mar
12 Va
•
preferred
Canadian Chemical
5%
9'A
4.75
A
$l3/4
Canadian
6% Mar
5%c Mar
31%
Shares
Jan
5.603
64c
4.75
class
Celanese
Canadian
Feb
3,380
31
Lead
Craigmont
Jan
5.25
45%
803
5.30
preferred
Canadian
75c
3.25 Mar
39% Mar
25
Canners
Canadian
Feb
6c
75c
warrants
Mar
Feb
Jan
50%
31
warrants
48%
5%c
31 %
25
B
31c
254,
7%
Mar
Mar
49%
50 %
•
common
Class
Canadian
Jan
1,345
31c
Commerce
Jan
39c
45
•
Minerals
Class
Canadian
1.30
22 %c Mar
49 %
•
B
Canadian British Aluminium
common.*
Canadian
Feb
Jan
48
,_
Canadian
57
43%
1
common
class
Jan
23 % Mar
48 %
10
Rights
Canadian
Jan
18'A
Feb
1.08
Jan
33%
Mar
19%
1,250
46
for Week
Par
Coulee
Cowichan
4.25
44 Va Mar
3,700
31c
warrants.
Preferred
Canadian
1.24
45
*
Petroleum
Breweries
Canadian
14
326
26 %c
26 %c
Cable
Astoria
Canadian
345
1,065
'
1.20
Jan
14% Mar
3.50 Mar
27% Mar
*
Mtge
Oils
Canada
Class
200
2,974
B
Canada
$1
3.75
28%
45
Class
Canada
Canada
Canadian
6.90
Feb
3.75
10
A
12'A
27%
14 'A
—
Packers
10
1
High
4.50 Mar
28
•
Warrants
Canada
common
common
Lands
3,980
13%
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
Low
4.75
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.
3.75
•
Monday, March 28, 1960
.
Sales
High
4.60
13%
*
Stone
Foundries
Malting
Canada
4.60
0
common
Crushed
Canada
Low
.
(Range for Week Ended March 25)
for Week
v
.
21c
Jan
15%c
Jan
Fez
Jan
3lc
Jan:
6%c
Feb
"
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Krt
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(1358)
Number .5937
191
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
~E3
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Week's
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
.'J'W'.V';:V.::
•
Bell
HiRiilii'id
fU!,;
'• /
Par
Home
Consolidated Gold
Low
'
High
1«*
1.64
1,000
1.48 Mar
1.70
Feb
50
50
210
50
Alar
Mentor Expl &
Dev
54%.
Jan
1«e
1«*
tit
7%
7%
Merrill
250
7
<Jan
Mining
75*
74*
•sM
24
23%
24 %
Mines
t*
#%C
#•5
2,407
8% Mar
23 y4 Mar
27%
Jan
12%
Jan
Hudson* Bay^MFnhTg
Smefung
&
Bay Oil-Hugh Pam Porcupine
IOV4
11%
13,854
8% Mar
9.55
io y2
4,807
8.10 Mar
11%
Jan
4.00
3.75
4.10
875
3.75 Mar
5.00
325
42% Mar
42%
class
Co
Owens
1
A_—
400
46 y2
1,530
13 %
10c
10c
200
31c
11%
25%
52
414
31c
35c
7,520
Jan
4.40
Jan
.51%
Jan
14%
Feb
9c
25
51
44%
V
Mar
10% Mar
1,000
10%
1
2.90 Mar
44
9,478
25 Ms
25
20
Explorations
Hydra
a
3.00
45 y4
12
-
13
Hudson
preferred
Huron & Erie Mortgage
43
/ 3.00
45%
•
Uranium
Mexican
Warrants
56 y4
Inland Natural Gas
Preferred
Warrants
:
56 y8
56%
12c
Jan
Mar
10% Mar
11 % Mar
25%
25%
Jan
48
Mar
31c
Mar
510
80
35
35
35
9%
9%
9%
770
33
34%
10,341
11%
11%
11%
3,315
5%
5%
200
35
33%
35
1,430
83
82%
83
180
11
9.25
35
59
5%
Feb
■;
3,256
2,125
5%
5
5
13%
13%
315
1.40
1.45
520
35c
35c
700
14
14
22
22
35c
Inspiration
—1;
International Bronze Powders com__„•
.
63
Feb
Feb
Mar
8%
—---.---^25;
Mc
1.7#
I 5#
1 7#
7 *,.'5
m
It M4't
Midwest
Industries Gas——
City Petroleums
Mill
Milliken
5%
Min
Ore
Moneta
Jan
37
37 %
83
8.60 Mar
Feb
Jan
Mar
12%
5%
Jan
Jan
Jan
4.60
Jan
6.00
Feb
4%
Feb
6%
Jan
13 % Mar
14%
Feb
14
Jan
1.90
Mar
22
Interprovincial Bldg Credits 1959 wts—
Intel-provincial Pipe Line —8
Interprovincial Steel -——
—
•
Investors Syndicate common
25c
Jan
Mar
16
Jan
Mar
23% Jan
Nama
Creek
National
35%*
—
Mining
Corp
Mines
Drug
J
Chemical
&
.Preferred
Exploration
National
Nealon
Nello
Steel
Car
Mines
,,
Nesbitt
5*
Labine
Uranium-
Bidlamaque
Smb
Mar
13V2c
Jan
New
Calumet
Mar
105
Jan
New
Concord
36%
Jan
New
Continental Oil
40 y4
Feb
40%
Feb
New
Davies
60c
740
Mar
1.25
Jan
New
Delhi
Jan
New
Dickenson
New
Goldvue
New
Harrlcana
57%
7c
39 y8
50c
33
100
27%
1,276
26% Mar
1.20
1.35
15,675
1.20 Mar
2.70
2.66
2.85
5,140
14
14
14%
600
34c
39c
32c
35 c
Jaye
Exploration
1
—
-
—1
Lake
Jefferson
Jellicoe
Gold
3,195
4.70
915
52 y2
Feb
60
4.30 Mar
33
5.25
Jan
3««
of
Feb
1.75
2.90 Mar
as*
Mines-
30#
Mines
Jan
52c
Jan
Newlund
27,200
24c
Jan
67c
Jan
New
Warrants
6,866
liy2c 12%c
4,500
Cinch
Lake
Dufault
1«C
Jan
Jan
45c
Jan
23c
Mar
29c
Jan
10 %c Mar
17c
Jan
43c
Mar
19c
6%
6%
1,850
3.40
730
8
330
.
Jan
Mar
2.05; Jan
7%
Jan
2.65 Mar
3.95
Jan
7
Feb
10y2
Jan
20
Jan
21% Mar
Feb
6
21%
14,397
1.95
2.20
19,150
45c
56c
43,760
27c
36c
35c
36c
6,380
33c
Feb
42c
Jan
9c
9%c
1,000
9c
Mar
10c
25
1.295
1
24%
•
warrants
24%
24
23
—
23
85c
•
Exploration
*#•
«*
mm
.1
4*4
4%
¥W
tm
Nickel Mining & Smelting—
.1
3#*
Mm
Hm.
Nipissing Mines
.1
Nisto
Nor
Rouyn
Oils
Norbeau
Mines
Norgold
Norlartic
Mining Corp
85c.
3.80
1.55 Mar
Jan
1.80 Jan
Mar
Northcal
North
Oils
Candy
Goldcrest
North
North
28
24 y2 Mar
Jan
21
Mar
27%
Jan
Mar '
85c
Mar
Feb
82c
Jan
62 y2c
Gold
Mines
Class
North
A
Oil
Star
Class
1957
mm*
warrants
10c
Feb
Northern
Quebec
Jan
Northern
Telephone
■
4.20
31c
4.45
1,032
30c
33c
11,150
3.30
3.75
600
3.30
3.40
4,839
4.50 Mar
3.80 Mar
4.75
64c
1.00 Jan
Feb
26c
Jan
30c
Feb
360
23%
Jan
27%
Feb
1.32
Jan
1.59
23,700
7c
2,500
,
2 13
a
old
1 M
1
Mihin
r
Knitt
common..,,.*
*
3.Mi
n-«r
——1
U
II'.*'
14 ««'*•»
6c
Lake
Obaska
M1 nes—2
Metals
Rare
Jan
Oleary
Jan
Ontario Loan
3c
5,000
3c
Jan
1.90
7,000
1.75
Feb
1.93
Malartic
Steel
Ontario
Products
«
4 7«
1% i-m
4«M'r
j,
*
—. —
Debenture
&
#'
t
.....104
Okalta
9c
3c
„
Oils
Feb
Mar
4c
*wm
Mines
Gold
O'Brien
Oka
# «t%.
14 %«
Mines
C
Mir
I "9
3 '«
74
pfd———..100
Mines
rand
14
M-
-rf#
...
Utilities
u
li%
13'
Ga#.—
11
Jan
6,870
1.50
Northwestern
Jan
2.95
53,500
25 y4
...
l%%
■
3.60 Mar
75c
6c
Natural
Norvalle
30c
25
Ontario
Nudulama
72c
1.40
Northern
Power
Mi'4
lt%
Mines
Feb
28c
6c
Canada
Jan
74c
1.47
Northern
4.20
33c
Jan
30c
30c
25%
Jan
Min
Jacuiet
«
....
.....
20c
44i%
43%
Mires
lie
1
2 33
...
Feb
2.80
50
*
A
» V9
9m
34*'
a#.**-**'*****-
preferred—..,.,
Feb
L95 Mar
Jan
" 4#
4
Porcupi
#4*
1
warrants
6c
1.01
Mar
t "4
Oil
Uranium
15c
60c
5 «?
V*
9-M
9m
2,000
——1
—
4N«*
Ltd.
Mines
Rankin
1,125
1
Lexindin
*.8»
14 fAA#
tie
Northgate Exploration Ltd
14,300
-1
Mines,
f
t1 j#
9 #9
#w
7c
3
—
Gold
7t
4*4
2.40
—
m
2 5#
Coldstream
North
t *##
m
■
common
rn
If
3
#%«
7c
3.60
Gold
Lencourt
3 m
Ltd
Canadian Oils
16c i6y2c
7C
Mines—-——
American
M*
4#
Mining
2.10
—*
1
—,-——50c
5m?
54#
Warrants
Northspan
72c
1,195
85c
1
Lamaque Gold Mines
Langis Silver
t
«*
2.40
1
41
# m
31#
Norpax Nickel
Norsyncomaque
4,300
1
.1—
I
m
Mines
Normetal
.'4,315
Mines
4'*«
5*
64c
Mining
Mines—
t m
I'»«
14*
55*
Mines
72c
Osu
1 m
5%*
40%
61c
Wasa
if
105
Noranda Mines
70c
V
%
14*
62C
1
—
14,
5%C
—.
Gold
72c
1
...
t
——
Mines
Acme
1
Gas
1? Mm
1*4 *m
**
1
—
Mines
ym.
It#
5i«
Jan
20%
—J
##5
#
Jan
47c
——
Mines
Secord
9
32c
9%
Jan
37c
1.50 Mar
1.95
Shore
Leitch
2.45
15%c Mar
21%
Lake
Laura
Jan
1,600
1
Lake
Latin
Jan
16c
9
344
Senator
14c
Feb
35*
35*
i#
4
.
1%* 17 %«
*%4
Superior
Mar
8c
1.95
M
1
New
Jan
%
•%«
.3
New
6%
1 .*®
*%#
1
Mylamaque Exploration.
Rouyn Merger-
New
Jan
9%c Mar
3,800
—1
Lingman Gold
Luz
5'% Mar
19c
3.40
Jan
28c
<Mwr
4,
•
Mines
Mar
34
Feb
1.58
7%
Lake
La
1,797
1.40
Mar
17c
6%
Ltd
Cement
Lake
35c
33c
3.40
Townsite
(John)
38c
1.05 Mar
28
20yac
1.50
19c
—
Labrador Mining &
Lake
23 %c 23 %c
Canada
of
Minerals
Lakeland
5,500
A
Copper
warrants
Lafarge
330
40c
—.—---—
Class C
Labatt
•
9%
*
_
Kerr-Addison Gold————
Kirkland
4,515
.151
Kelly Douglas class
Kirkland
2,500
2.20
1-1
Petroleum-
Oils
Kilembe
10c
2.10
•
Pound
Kelvinator
15,600
8c
9%C
—li—-——
Mining Co Ltd
Jupiter
8%c
8c
38c
Mines
Jumping
1,825
I~Io
Joliet-Quebec Mines
Jowsey
2,600
6%
6.
10c
*
-
,
60
1
Preferred
Warrants
20,325
24c
11#
10c
1
-
#«
t#*
»#*
1
Kelore
34c
1.20
I
.1
Mines
21,300
28%
2
5%#
Mines
Jason
New
28
1%
• %# I#**#
New Hosco Mines
Jan
21 %c
3*
.......50*
Mines
New
14y2
1.10
tv
17#'
Canada-.
Petroleum.—
xm.
Jan
38
Jan
2.05
Jan
41%
Mar
11% Mar
2.15,
—1
Mines
jockey Club Ltd common—
Jonsmith
6%
—17
(1939)-
Mines
Joburke
1.20
tf
Development———*
Feb
%
Mines
91
27
28%
r*
$*»€
31
33
21 %C
S*
'
at*
Gold
3,500
930
4.50
.350
--r
4 m
m
Mines
5,176
1.31
Service
Public
Jamaica
flw
f#c
Alger Mines
Athona
ft
■
2^
——
New
sv*
12%
»
,
W4
%
# .5##
n%
•
——
Mines
New
%
14%
m
X
Jacobus
U%
Grocers preferred——20
Hosiery Mills class B—
National
%
(5
14%
14%
National
National
M M?
4w
14**4
•
com
——
34%
27
33c
r*
35%*
tm
99%
33
.200
Mining
Waite
jack
s mi
11 "•*
I#
Ltd..
96%
4.50
39c
■
14t;
52*
Minerals
9,100
55%
———•—1
Mines
Iso
!*>*•
8c
7c
;
—
2.1
37 %
Wright Iron
Murray
Jan
50c
57
25c
Irish Copper Mines-——-—-—
—1
Iron Bay Mines——
1
Iroquois Glass preferred——10
A
Works—.
common
40
98%
21%
it 'in
Locomotive
50c
International Molybdenum
International Nickel Co common
•
International Utilities common——5
Preferred—-————25
f!%
21%
Jan
12% Mar
Mar
125
Jl%
4#
Corp
Multi
Mar
100
A
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8c
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2.75
2.60
2.75
2,100
2.60
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20c 21 %c
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3.15
3.00
3.15
19,163
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1
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14c
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3%2c
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90c
82c
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87c
4,265
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90c
Mar
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Peoples
4'/2c
11,000
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4c
4c
4c
61c
61c
61c
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1,080
99c
14
Jan
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5,600
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88c
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29c
12
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53
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,
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110
13c
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29
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'
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10
45
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Jan
21
4.00 Mar
43
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3,576
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44%
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Feb
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28
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24,837
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Jan
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Feb
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Feb
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7%c Jan
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Feb
101 % Mar
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Feb
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101
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Feb
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10
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18
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Feb
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Jan
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Southern
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320
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Jan
4.25
Mar
19 "4
51
Sales
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Par
Jan
1414 Mar
27as Mar
345
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4.50 Mar
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Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.
Monday, March 28, 1960
.
(Range for Week Ended March 25)
Sales
i-»H
STOCKS
.
.
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6 %c
%%
Jan v
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5.50
97
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
Feb
Ft-'i
Jan
I
Number 5937..
191
Volume
.
.
The Commercial
and Financial Chronicle
(1359)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Week's
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
OCK S
s T
Par
£• '
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&
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5
Jan
23%
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8% Mar
23 !4 Mar
27%
Jan
8%-Mar
12%
4,807
8.10 Mar
11 %
Jan
3.75 Mar
42% Mar
44%
3.00
400
2.90 Mar
461/2
1,530
44
Mar
9,478
10% Mar
14 ¥4
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1,000
111/2
200
251/2
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1
31c
52
10% Mar
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414
31c
Feb
9c
25
51
20
Jan
51%
13%
10%
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Jan.
4.40
12
1
Jan
5.00
325
10c
class A
Mortgage
Explorations
875
43
451/4
45 %
•
Oil--
& Erie
4.10
3.00
•
7,520
Mexican
Imperial Bank ~ -—
1}
Imperial Flo Glaze *
imperial Investment class A
•
tmnerial Oil
—
—
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
(3',
preferred
4.86%
56 %
Ltd common _♦
100
industrial Accept Corn
preferred
$4%
12c
Jan
Jan
Mar
11 ¥2 Mar
.
Jan
25 ¥2
Jan
48
Mar
59
Feb
31c
Mar
42 lie
Jan
_
510
52
Mar
63
35
Feb
Feb
Mill
Mind&mar
33
34%
10,341
11 1/4
11%
3,315
5%
5%
Jan
5%
35
33%
35 :
1,430
31
Mar
37 %
82%
83
180
81
Mar
83
9.25
11
1,498
5»/2
5'%
100
5%
6
3,256
--
5,8
20
8%
30
5
5%
131/a
1.45
JDC
700
12%
1.35
Feb
6%
13 ¥4 Mar
35c
Jan
6.00
Feb
Jan
5¥2
Jan
4%
Feb
Jan
Mar
Jan
14%
Feb
Jan
1.90
Mar
50c
14
100
14
Mar
16
Jan
22
*
25
14
22
125
22
Mar
23 ¥2
Jan
1
8c
•
5
International Molybdenum
International Nickel Co common
International Utilities common
98%
4-^
-1
2.70
10
14
1
£5
2•
—————————
Mining
Waite
Jacobus
——
Jaye
Service..
Public
Jamaica
Exploration
—
—
Lake
Jefferson
\-~
Locomotive
—1.
Warrants
Mining
Corp
Nama
Creek
National
Oils
Jupiter
Kelly
Petroleum
Pound
Jumping
National
Grocers
National
Hosiery
National
Nealon
Nello
Kerr-Addison Gold
Kilembe
Class
50c
Kirkland
Minerals
Kirkland
4.50
4.70
33
33
100
27
271/4
1,275
Athona
Davies
Delhi
New
5.25
Jan
New
Goldvue
Mar
41 ¥2
Jan
New
Feb
1.20 Mar
1.75
2.90 Mar
Jan
Newlund
27,200
Labatt
Lake
Lake
Cinch
Dufault
Lakeland
Mines
Gas
Lake
Lingman
Lake
Osu
Gold
Mines
Lake
Shore
Mines
Lake
Wasa
Mining
La
Luz
Leitch
Candy
Lencourt
Gold
Lexindin
Gold
Mines
Little Long Lac Gold
Loblaw Groceterias class
Class
Loblaw
B
class
A,
Class A
Locaua
Loeb
35c
6,380
42c
Jan
9 Vic
1,000
9c
Mar
10c
85c
61c
Feb
82c
Jan
60c
4,315
14,300
6c
Feb
2,000
15c
Feb
4.45
I,632
30c
33c
II,150
3.60
3.75
3.80 Mar
600
3.40
Jan
27%
Jan
1.59
1,530
42
445
190
LOO
1.00
1.00
I,350
7
7-%
350
10c 12 V2 c
56,500
55c
5,100
23c 29 Vic
84,050
50c
6,885
11.200
15c
Mar
.25c
Jan
39c
30c
Jan
39c
Mar
57c
144,400
51c
Mar
1.27
Jan
16c 17Vac
35c
51c
Jan
Feb
6c
6c
Mar
12c
Jan
4c
4c
500
4c
Mar
6c
Jan
47c
49c
2,200
45c
M'ar
68c
10,600-
*
1
7c
5,500
-
-
Mar ;;
1.00 Mar
36c
Feb
72c
Jan
1.46
Jan
7c
Jan
40 ¥4
40
55c
55c
60c
10,200
•
3.20
3.05
3.20
3,039
1
9c
9c
10c
8,700
1
5%c
5¥2c
7c
6,000
•
9¥ac
9c
9¥aC
3,000
25o
2.58
2.50
2.60
630
2.95
Jan
46c
46c
60c
3,490
46c
Mar
1.04
Jan
•
83c
83c
89c
18,100
74c
Mar
1.30
Jan
Northgate Exploration Ltd—
1
North
1
Mining Corp
Nickel
Northcal
North
Oils
Mining
Ltd
Canadian
Oils
common—
Warrants
North
Coldstream
2.90 Mar
9c
Jan
3.70
Jan
Mar
13c
Jan
5%c Mar
12c
Jan
Mar
13c
9c
2.33
Feb
Jan
48c
46c
53c
32,069
40c
Jan
59c
Feb
25c
27c
9,749
25c
Jan
38c
Jan
1
Goldcrest
North
89c
83c
89c
5,800
80c
Mar
1.25
Jan
l
Class
A
North
warrants
89c
84c
89c
25,750
69c
Feb
1.41
Ja»»
31c39¥ac
12,650
1957
warrants
Canada
Mines
Northern
Ontario
Natural
Northern
Quebec
Northern
Obaska
Lake
Feb
26 ¥2
Jan
Jan
5.00 Mar
1.00 Mar
Jan
6
10c
Mar
46 ¥2 c Mar
19 Vic
Feb
2.60
20c
5c
Feb
44
9.00
■7%
59c
Osisko
Overland
Jan
Feb
7c
13,000
22,000
6V2C Mar
2c
Mar
9c
7,000
9C
9c
5,600
84c
88c
41,750'
80c
Mar
32c
31.700
30c
Mar
30c
9%
9%
3,070
6c
3,060
38c
38c
32.300
2.20
2.05
2.25
18,394
Jan
Jan
14,000
47c
12c
'•
—
14¥2c
6,075
15c
3.15
25 ¥2
Jan
Jan
3.70
Jan
Jan
76 ¥4
Jan
10¥aC Mar
15¥2C
Jan
17c
Jan
70
6c
Jan
60c
2,100
60c
Feb
80c
Jan
10c
3,500
9 Vac Mar
16c
Feb
4,000
49c
15,100
11c
12c.
3,500
25%
25%
210
46c
5
12,695
1.07
1.14
6 ¥2c
160,900
6 %c
1.04
6c
--
25 ¥2 c
27c
5,950
7%
7%
7¥2
675
1,000
61c
11 ¥4 Mar
12c
Mar
-
Jari
Penmans
Jan
13c
Jan
12c
Jan
93 % Mar
7c
Mar
Mar
90c
Mar
12% Jan
24
Mar
19c
Mar
5i/zc
33c
Mar
Jan
1.75 Mar
102
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
10c
Jan
14M2C
Jan
1.20 Mar
14
Jan
8c
Jan
48c
Mar
2.28
80c
Mar
Jan
9¥ac
7 ¥2
Feb
29c
Feb
37c
25 ¥2 Mar
6 ¥2
Feb
Jan
1.37
Jan
6c
Jan
8.60
35c
Feb
Jan
Feb
Feb
Jan
29c
29c
2,000
7 ¥2
7%
295
7 ¥2 Mar
7 ¥2 Mar
8 ¥2 Mar
9
Mar
8%
9
1,340
12¥4
41,963
8.20
7.50
8.70
905
6.25 Mar
9.00
Jan
23 ¥2 Mar
29 ¥4
Jan
44c
Jan
66c
Feb
26
27 ¥»
37c
19,400
32c
Mar
61c
57c
57c
Mar
7c
17c
3.25
62c
8c
18c
3.25
4,870
7 ¥20
8,700
6%c Jan
3,600
15c
*
—
__
100
1
1
1
common
2.70
12V2C
1
1.25
50
*
common
~
21c
77/b
—
28 ¥4
3.00
25c
3.00
25c
200
2.65
2.75
1,021
20c
21c
12¥2Cl2%c
20¥20
77/a
25c
8
40 ¥2
40 ¥2
28 ¥4
28 ¥4
500
10,800
Credit
Gas
Gold
*
common
—
2
1
Mines
17c
Jan
•""
3.05
Feb
Jan
3.00 Mar
22c
Mar
2.25 Mar
19c
Jan
14 ¥20
Jan
23c
Jan
3.25 Mar
3.70
Feb
66c
Jan
2.85
Jan
33c
Jan
1,000
12V2C Mar
18c
Jan
42,720
20 ¥2 c Mar
39c
Jali
8
Jan
1,725
v
6% Mar
250
40
Feb
50
28
Mar
19
Mar
19
19
100
60c
16 Vic
81c
20c
24,400
1.25
1.40
5,800
74c
Mar
Mar
64,366
55c
Feb
16¥2C Mar
¥2
40 ¥2 Mar
30 ¥4
22
8.5c
Jan
Mar
Jan
21¥2C Jan
1.44 Mar
Oil & Gas
•
1.26
90c
90c
98c
28,500
90c
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
1
__
70c
75c
3,015
60c
Feb
•
86c
85c
90c
3,235
85c
Jan
1.02
1
1
5¥aC
5%c
72c
21,000
5 ¥20
Jan
7c
Jan
Mar
94c
Jan
11 ¥2
11%
28,400
1,295
63c
*-♦
5%c
78c
11 ¥2
20c
21c
28,700
17c
Mar
22c
Jan
71c
23,900
65c
Mar
9j)
c
Feb
3,500
1,100
3,000
Oil
Peruvian
Petrol
Pitch
Ore
Mines
79c
1
Oil preferred
&
12%
9.35 Mar
35c
27¥»
&
Uranium
Place Oil & Gas
Placer
Development
—
50o
Oils
Ponder
Portgage
1
Island
72c
20c
65c
65c
Mar
30 ¥2 /Jan
31c
24
5.50 Mar
1
1
Preferred
Mar
8 Vic
Mar
20
10%
—
Pembina Pipeline
8 ¥4 c
¥2 Mar
Feb
29
11%
2
Feb
7%c
8
Jan
15¥2c
*
Canada
Jan
12 Vi
61c
Mar
36c
—
11
39c
Mai-
llc
25% Mar
4,274
•
Mines
3 Vic
1.33
41c
8¥2
1
—
1.05
Jan
6 ¥2 c
20
--
10c
6c
5.80
—
Feb
60c
20
1
;
13c
9 Vic
5.45
common
Paymaster Consol
PCE Exploration
Ltd
Peerless Exploration
3.20 Mar
Perron
7 Vic
48c
Mines
Consol Gold
Jan
8c
21c
llcll'/ac
Jan
13c
5%c
Mar
20
Warrants
Pato
17c
27,000
19 Vic
Feb
14
600
13c
100
8 ¥20
Mar
61c
4,800
25
20
1
Amalg Mines
Drilling
of
Patino
Pernio
12 %
5,395
Jan
Peoples
12c
14
74
2,100
Jan
16%. Jan
_
Jan
Jan
61c
26%
25
3.70
72
*
Porcupine
Jan
Jan
121/4
14
25
3.60
72
5.55
1
Parmaque
Pardee
9c
12'/a
25%
Mar
1
—
Petroleums
Pamour
99c
II,000
1.00
13
1
Page Hershey Tubes—
Mar
4,265
41/2C
25 Vg
2,606
1
Pamoil Ltd
Mar
90c
4c
*
*
13¥2
*
common
Warrants
4c
87c
4c
50c
2.92
10
Preferred
Pacific
32C
90c
1,000
13 ¥4
—
*
Debenture
Express
Jan
32c
18 Vi
3.15
10c
15c
1.20
2 Vic
1.00
Jar,
43¥2
Jan
Jan
36Vic Jan
8¥2c
Lake
Jan
1.00 Mar
18c
1.01 Mar
2c
9c
1.31
—
1
Wholesale
Jan
Parker
Feb
Mar
Feb
6%c
1.00
Feb
6¥aC
-1
Gold
Orenada
40
7c
2%c
9c
1.10
•
Ormsby Mines
2.63 Mar
1
1,900
14¥ac
Mines
Oshawa
14¥4 Mar
425
Jan
1.20
*
Copper
Feb
7,920
3,700
II,400
3.75
—
900
Jan
19,163
94
Jan
11c
—
Oils
29
1.18
7 Vie
1.00
-
Mines
26 Vi
15%
7C
1,275
72
Metals
Feb
1.03
93%
2.50
100
Mines
Gold
Rare
Jan
15%
•
2.15
1
Mines
22 ¥4
22%
15%
3.15
1,080
19%
13 ¥4
*
common
pfd
Products
2,100
3.00
Jan
Jan
1.11
•
Gas..
Mines
Steel
2.75
19,166
Jan
46
17%
zO
Utilities
Ontario
4C| Jan
6c
9,000
14,000
Power
81c
Mar
566
*
Telephone
Northwestern
Mar
41
18%
2.35
Northern
27c
295
18%
42%
43%•
——
&
4,600
5Vic
34c
18%
50
»
Loan
8c
5C
♦
preferred
A
Malartic
7'%-c Jan
20c 21 Vic
Oil
Star
Class
Okalta
19c
4c
Ltd
Uranium
26%
,
Mines
Rankin
Oleary
Mar
1.25
13c
49c
___1
Feb
Mar
•
Mar
Norpax
Feb
5c
19 %c
8c
6¥2c
1
Jan
4c
1
9,600
1
Rouyn__
Oils
Ontario
9c
13c
1
10c
Normetal
25 ¥2 Mar
445
3lc
9%
94
7Vic
,
8c
1.14
Jan
Orchan
1
•
9¥2C Jan
Jan
Jan
1
preferred
Porcupine.
Mar
1.10
28%
1
1
1
Mar
6c
6¥2C
O'Brien
5,000
6,100
•
54c
63c
6,100
24 ¥2c
Oka
13,000
100
16c
35c
1
31,250
7c
Feb
Opemiska
1
preferred
1
1
73c
Mar
Feb
6c
1
8¥aC
66c
6¥2c
Mar
Jan
*
Martin-McNeely Mines.
Massey-Perguson Ltd common
__
4c
1.93
1.75
6.75
85c
Jan
70c
20c
Feb
7,000
1
For footnotes, see
1.00 Jan
30c
14c
1
Jan
V 19c
54c
Jan
2.95
5,000
26'/4
•
9c
Jan
19,000
Nudulama
3c
MacLeod Cockshutt
_
Jan
9c
47,000
Feb
1.90
20c
Mines
5c
8,625
5c
Jan
1
Marigold Oils
I—I.II—II—
Maritime Mining Corp
95,100
11c
Jan
5c
•
5Vac
10c
Jan
Jan
3.05 Mar
Jan
22c
Jan
3c
4014
1
5¥2c
10c
2.20
4c
Mar
2.60
.
5¥aC
18c
16¥2C
9V2C Mar
21c
4.20
33c
•
Malartic Gold Fields
Maneast Uranium
Manitou Barvue
Maple Leaf Milling common
9,000
15,675
5c
4.75
Jan
13c
1
1,000
3.05
21c
6c
4c
McKenzie Red Lake
McMarmac Red Lake
McWatters Gold Mines
Medallion Petroleums
Feb
Jan
4.50 Mar
13c
1
17c
2.95
__
1
1.32
8c
—
Jan
20c
Mar
*
17c
gy2c 10Vac
1
Mines
23%
25
i
Jan
•
Mines
Norlartic
3.60 Mar
525
Magnet Cons Mines
' Jan
1
Norgold
360
2,544
Majortrans
Feb
Feb
8c
3.OO
•
2,500
25
5 V2C
109
14c
43c
35c
Jan
9yac
•
23,700
28%
1
Mar
26c
1
Mines
7c
261/2
Mines
5%c Mar
23c
Noranda Mines
1.50
251/4
28
1
1,500
8.900
Norbeau
6c
25
23%
1
20,700
6c
29c
Jan
¥20 Feb
1
Gold__
1.40
251 i
:
38c
6c
25c
50c
Mines
Mines
Acme
Norvalie
30c
4,839
7%
Matachewan Consol
Mayburn Mines
Mayfair Oil & Gas
Jan
10c
-
24 ¥2
29 Vac
2.80
1.95 Mar
1,125
7c
26 Vfe
1
1.01
Mar
2.40
2.75
Mclntyre
64c
Mar
7c
1
"IiC?rine
72c
4,300
Jan
Mar
62 Vic
40
72c
Jan
28
85c
16c 16 Vi c
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell River
.
85c
Jan
27%
2.10
Macassa Mines
Macdonald Mines
Macfie Explorations
Marcon Mines
1.80
Mar
3c
10c
34c
25c
•
Mines
Northspan
Jan
-•
1
38c
*
Jan
35c
Jan
Feb
—
Madsen Red Lake
Jan
Feb
30
*
-
3.80
1.55 Mar
Mar
8c
2'i
21% Mar
27c
6.65
Louvicourt Goldfield
Lyndhurst Mines
Lynx Yellowknife Gold
Maralgo
Jan
26c
Lorado Uranium Mines
Warrants
i
Feb
33c
30
Long Island Petroleums
Long Point Gas.
:
Jan
7
64c
Ltd
1
Canada
7¥20
19
Jan
Jan
20
6,870
warrants
Mar
Jan
43,760
-»
Mineral
(M)
Mar
8%c
48%
Jan
53,500
28
5c
25c
72,000
Feb
Jan
75c
42
100
650
9c
40
Jan
30c
•
5c
27c
7c
__
6,977
7%
72c
50
5c
27c
8V2C
1
41
Jan
19,150
1.80
Preferred
Jan
2Qc,
3.95
28c
Class B
Jan
17c
Jan
56c
1-90
•
14c
Mar
Mar
36c
wild
A
Mar
10c
5c
2.20
*
preferred
Cos
10c
14c
lOVi
Feb
6
3.30
1
500
106,000
1,000
2.65 Mar
30c
...
Jan
9,000
45c
4.20
-1
Mines
9 ¥20
14c
Jan
1.50 Mar
7c
1-47
6c
Mar
"
15 ¥20. Mar
72c
62c
2.40
25¥»
5c
5¥ac
Mar
1,600
3,800
70c
3
Jan
14c
19c
19c
1.58
21
-1
-
10c
10c 10 ¥20
10c
Jan
15 ¥4
5¥ac
Nor
2.05
17c
1.50
3.30
74c
.»
Gold
10c
1
Jan
Mar
14c
Nisto
Jan
Jan
*
1
...
4,400
5c
12
4.00
Jan
29c
24 ¥2 Mar
31c
6c
12¥4
■1
5¥aC
Jan
45c
Mar
23c
50c
Mines
American
Laura Secord
Jan
1,195
*
.
Lamaque Gold
Langis Silver
Latin
37c
1.295
1
Mines
5c
Jan
27 ¥4
3,325
9%
Jan
24
1
420
Jan
Mar
4c
1.05
2.45
Feb
9
25
1
-
12¥4
Jan
16 ¥1
10c
3.00 Mar
12
Jan
16%
1.00
16c
1.95
23
1
-
295
20 ¥2c
-•
1.05
Nipissing
241/2
1
...
5c
Mar
1
Jan
1
Mines
13
39c
14c
24%
23
35c
1
warrants
Cement
13% Mar
1,635
36c
9c
•
14c
6,644
38c
Jan
1.95
6,504
15
14%
1
17c
47c
36c
15c
13%
13%
Nickel. Mining & Smelting
43c
1-95
Mar
I4¥2c
14%
14%
Feb
Jan
6%
32c -Mar
21%
*
Explore.-Urn
Senator
9V2C Mar
330
Mar
3.00
Mines
Superior
Mar
8c
14,397
35c
3.00
Mines
New
10 Vic Mar
8
140,100
«
Mining & Smelting
Mylamaque Exploration
New Rouyn Merger
New
I,797
21%
Mar
40c
25% Mar
Manitoba
Jan
4,500
1
Ltd
Jan
6,866
7%
Jan
40c
36c
25
B
Petroleum
Mar
28c
% Mar
1
(John)
1.40
34
.
Feb
35c
20%
59c
6,500
Mines
Norsyncomaque
1
Labrador Mining &
Lafarge
Mar
11 Vic 12 V2 c
1
,
1.05 Mar
28
730
61c
5c
New
1,850
Jan
40c
•
Jan
6'/2
Jan
50c
35 ¥2c Mar
8,400
__
Jan
Jan
43%
1
of
Jan
Jan
80c
17%
38,047
•
Oil
26
41 ¥4
Feb
52c
Mines
Jan
3.40
16¥b
Feb
Jan
35% Mar
40c
Kelore
67c
6%
10.199
50c
1
52c
3 40
1.570
40
Mar
Mar
35¥ac
1
Jan
23Vic 23V2C
33c
16%
37i/2
Jan
26 ¥4
39 Va Mar
66c
52c
Mines
Jan
5,500
21
265
2,300
35i/2C
Jason
24c
40c
208
40
ggc
16%
39%
New Hosco Mines
34c
38c
22¥2
40
87C
__
New
21,300
330
21%
6c
12 ¥4
9¥aC Jan
20 ¥2 Mar
257/a
Harricana
2.05
2,500
21%
Jan
Jan
Jan
38
33
26 ¥2 Mar
4,515
23
Jan
1.07
Jan
5c
Gold
Dickenson
New
10c
21 Va
Feb
25c
;
Mar
25y8
Mines
New
Feb
Jan
91/4
21%
6c
Jan
Mar
2.05
10% Mar
1
Bidlamaque
14¥2
2.20
4V'2C
1,015
72,500
1,584
5
Alger Mines
New
11% Mar
9 1/8"
2.10
2,300
71/^
*
Uranium
New
15,600
9V2C
e"
11%
(jc
*
Labme
4.30 Mar
915
6c
11 ¥2
__
Jan
1.15
Feb
Mines
Jan
8V2C
Townsite
70c
99c
•
Jan
8c
—
76,160
Car
60
Mar
52 ¥2
5
—
warrants
1 00
19c
1.50 Mar
20
class
Feb
39%
740
1,825
—
Copper
C
Mills
1.25
930
3,195
6%
*
92c
Mines
Nesbitt
New
Steel
40 ¥2
60c
571/2
6
:
Feb
»
Feb
401/4
551/2
1
Canada
of
20c
Mines
3.40
Kelvinator
11,027
Development
20Vic
6%
25c
com
preferred
Continental
60
'
23c
•
Exploration
National
Calumet
2,600
class A
Douglas
5,470
7,425
1
Concord
20,325
Warrants
Jan
66c
1.70
:
Chemical
New
24c
19c
85c
60c
1.50
5
&
New
1.20
1
*
—154
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd
Feb
45Vic
63c
Mines
Drug
New
281/2
1
*
Jan
50c
^
1.70
Preferred
Jan
28
Mines
Jonsmith
63c
1
Jan
1.10
Joliet-Quebec Mines
Mar
Ltd
Jan
21 >/2 c
—
45c
1
36 ¥2
35c
38c
48c
19,300
1
13Vic
39c
.
13
Minerals
105
32c
—
Jan
•
Feb
34c
1°
Preferred
Works
Mar
39p
10c
12 ¥2
common
Mar
7c
600
2.15
500
1
91
141/4
•
13
40
31
14
jockey Club Ltd common
12%
_
*■
3,500
5,140
Mines
Gold
Joburke
13c
•
9,100
15,675
°c
Jan
A
5,176
1.35
1
1
class
8c
2.85
(1939)
Jellicoe Mines
7'/2C
Porcupine
Murray
New
Jack
2,000
*
34%
1.20
Mines
Iso
9c
J
991/4
2.66
1-31
8¥ac
Corp
7c
20o
33c
35°
-1-?,0
*
28/2
1
21/ac
1 • "~ ®
Mines.
Iroquois Glass preferred
Bay
9c
1
33
50c
57
Mar
1
96%
40
Preferred
25
Interprovincial Bldg Credits 1959 wts—
Interprovincial Pipe Line —
5
Intel provincial Steel
Investors Syndicate common
25c
Class A
25c
Irish Copper Mines.
1
72c
_l
New
.
30,200
Wright Iron
Jan
Jan
Mar
80c
Uranium
Jan
12 ¥4 Mar
Jan
4.60
520
35c
5¥2
~
J
37
8.60 Mar
315
35c
5 ¥4
2,125
13%
Mar
11V4 Mar
200
1.40
5
-
Prelerred
Multi
Mar
11¥2
•
1
Warrants
Mt
Jan
10
80
770
15c
74c
1
Metals
Corp
High
6,000
75c
_•
Gas
Preferred
Montreal
Low
17c
B
Moneta
Range Since Jan. 1
High
16c
"•
Brewery
Ciass
Shares
Low
13.50
KiT^ C(T£
Ore
Mines
37
35
9%
34 Vi
A
class
Machine
Inspiration
International Eronze Powders com
Iron
pfd.-
Min
Molsons
for Week
1
Petroleums
Lake
Sales
Range
16c
L
Power
,
Milliken
Week's
of Prices
1
Mining
City
Jan
35
11
Inghs (John) & Co
Inland Natural Gas common
preferred
56% \
91/4
35
9¥i
Warrants
Ineersoll
Light &
Midwest Industries
Mom-e
56%
/•'■•'
50o
Jan
3.75
42%
*-00
20J
--
A
■■
Last
Mentor Expl & Dev
Merrill
Island Mining
Meta
Uranium
Mines
M drim
13,854
Owens Co
preferred
Hydra
7
IO1/2
Hughes
Hm.on
.
Par
Feb
111/4
Para Porcupine
Hugh
Mar
250
1.70
9.55
Bay
Hucson
•
High
1.48 Mar
10%
BaygMfniKe aTsmefting.
Ha Chen
50
7%,
1,000
W/a
Smith Paper common
i«rd
210
7%
24
^
PiSSS
Hov
50
—10%
A
c^ss
1.64
50
Low
^C°n
Oil Co Ltd
Home
1.48
7%
■
Friday
50
*
"
....
STOCKS
1
Sale Price
High
1.64
Drilling
Tower
"
•.|.
Range Since Jan.
Low
1
'Roll
,.i
(Range for Week Ended March 25)
Sales
Last
43
Powell
Power
Prairie
Prairie
Rouyn
Corp
Oil
Pipe
Premium
Gold
Roy
Mfg—
Iron
Ore
1
—
—•
1
•
20c
34c
35c
47
2.50
49 Vi
—
3.00
3.15
3.00
3.00
3.25
—
49 ¥4
—
2.55
10¥i
Jan
1.17
Jan
85c
Jan
Jan
11 ¥2 Mar
34c
Feb
42c
Feb
47
Mar
55 ¥2
Jan
Feb
2.95
Feb
860
3.00 Mar
3.65
Feb
2,090
2.95 Mar
4.35
Jan
2.10
5k v J
ift
is
J
page
44.
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'
44
(1360)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
■.:
President
Preston
.'''IvC''' ::■
Dome
Provo
4.40
4.00
3.05
Purdex Minerals Ltd
Quebec Lithium
Quebec
4,500
2.50
2.30
2.59
108,637
6V2C
2.38
5c
13,733
20c 22'/ac
5.15
2.62
Mar
13,150
Feb
24c
20C
Feb
Jan
United
2.60
2.68
1,530
3.50
Jan
lie
United Canso voting trust——J—.
United Corps Ltd class B—:
Jan
United
48c 49 %C
,
100
1614
79
17 V*
1,600
lie
Jan
13 %c
4.200
45c
Mar
66c
Jan
3,536
15
Mar
18
Feb
78
79
580
5.20
5.50
1.060
76
Mar
"
12 %c
13c
3,951
10%
2,172
9.00 Mar
1
:
Mines
-1
Ltd—i,.
_•
i.—
Rapid
Grip Batten——
_*
Rayrock Mines—.—.—~—-—l
Mining
—*
class
Renabie
Mines
Reynold
Rix
Athabasca
Robertson
2nd
Mines
Rockwin
Roe
Rowan
20%
300
20
200
13
Mar
•—-*
1.90
33c
6alada
83
83
Feb
1.47
25c
100
80
Feb
1.60
Jan
13
Mar
Jan
1.95 Mar
46c
Jan
18c
5,200
17c
Jan
83
Mar
15
15
10
15
Mar
*
16%
16%
150
16
10c
12c
18,000
Mar
26c
'
Jan
17% Jan
Corp
class
68,600
20c
Mar
10,538
5
Mar
6%
Jan
70
380
67
Mar
81 %
Jan
6c
7c
70 V2
67 %
70%
4,934
2.57
2.90
75,213
1
Horsey
8.30
_•
common
8.60
4,100
35c
Mar
6c
66
Jan
9c
Mar
Jan
80
2.57 Mar
Prod
6.75
120
17%
9%
Feb
Westburne
class
13%
Jan
90%
90%
50
83c
90c
9,750
9%
4,770
75c
Mar
8%
Jan
Jan
10%
Jan
5.00
425
53c
60c
6,824
9c
12c
54,500
7c
Mar
13c
1
62c
61c
63c
3,800
58c
Mar
1.04
Jan
38
preferred
73c
Jan
Feb
10
120
1.04
10,130
90c
Mar
1.20
16c
3.812
15c
Feb
24 %c
Jan
36 % Mar
10
10
5
10
23%
400
22
47
Mar
23%
25
Class
•
Jan
_*
Naco
Western
(Geo)
Class
A
preferred-
Sheep Creek
Sherritt
3.90
4.25
Gold
10
Jan
Mar
53% Mar
White
4.60
6,103
3.25 Mar
4.60 Mar
303
5%
Feb
Wood
3,190
25
Feb
30%
Jan
26
Mar
31%
Jan
37%
37%
60
37% Mar
39%
Jan
84c
84c
500
21,235
4.25 Mar
75c
Mar
1.00
(J)
Class
2.70
2.63
2.74
4.00
4.00
4.10
452
37c
35c
39c
6,860
50c
26c
27c
8,500
32c
Jan
•
Yellowknife
10
10
467
9% Mar
10%
Jan
York
27% Mar
33%
Jan
1.09
Jan
8
K
Ltd
•
Mines
D
Slater
Manufacturing
Van
Somerville
Southern
Spartan
•27%
28%
90c
95c
2.50
2.50
25
100
preferred
8c
7c 10 %C
50
•
48
48
Spooner
Mines
Oils
&
Standard
Wire
30c
Stanleigh
13 %c
15c
54,500
1.75
1.90
60c
600
13c
12
&
Corp
Uranium
Nickel
Stedman
Steel
49
Jan
60c
Bros
12%c Mar
19c
2.75
400
27c
30c
8,023
26c
Mar
46c
7c
10c
5,360
7c
Mar
13c
9
100
9
Mar
9
Feb
2.40 Mar
19
31c
31c
31c
2,150
30c
Mar
56c
41c
44c
1,930
39c
Mar
53c
%C
6c
41,000
4%c Mar
7c
Mar
38%
87 %
Jan
33%
33%
140
73%
72%
73%
2,917
4C
4 %C
6,125
32
10%
13,097
10
Feb
1,115
18
Mar
24
Jan
48 %
48%
50
125
46
Feb
50
Mar
Sudbury
Cons
'
;
Superior
Propane
1
common
•
Ordinary
Switson
Tancord
Texaco
•
Mines
Thompson
Tiara
Tidal
Ltd
common
5%
Finance
class
Prairie
3.25
200
77C
22,365
5%
5%
306
54
Resources
Pipeline—
.
50%
87
78c
•
6%
A
77~
igl
5c
class
Ltd
288
2.90
500
1.25
42
1
7%
1,260
5c
10,358
Asbestos
British
Jan
45c
23%
9%
-
<
6c
Jan
36%
82
Jan
84
Mar
■
100
Jan
103
Jan
-
10
Mar
67/b
Jan
16%
Jan
Jan
7 V2 Mar
1.10 Mar"
1.67
Jan
Mar
9c
Jan
15c
Jan
6c
Feb
7c
Jan
1.05
Jan
629
9 %c Mar
14c
Feb
-1,090
24% Mar
29
Jan
1.005
16% Mar
19%
•;
27
17
5.75
•' 6.25
1.25
1.37
16c
'26c
82 700
-
i
-1,870
Jan
5.65 Mar
7.00 Mar
1.20 Mar
•
1.40
4,120
16c
Mar
4c
Mar
Jan
27c
Jan
6c
Jan
5c
■A 9,000
7%c
7 Vac
1,750
7%c Jan
1.00
1.05
•0
10,300
1.00 Mar
*
1.50
1.60
T
*
15c
15c
1,000
15c
Mar
22c
Jan
79c
84c
39,300
75c
Mar
87c
Jan
4c
Jan
5c
Jan
1
—_i„—_ 1
A_._
;
i_
1.03
79c
Mines
366
1.12
1.00 Mar
Feb
Jan
1.60
4c
4c
1,000
2.75
2.85
5 ZZQ
21c
2tc
22c
15.900
21c
Mar
29c
Jan
19c
19c
2.250
19c
Jan
29c
Jan
.
_i
1
;
"
s
9%c Jan
2.85
*
—
Feb
35
3,009
9%c
4c1
Feb
Jan
30c
50c
25
24
Jan
55c
903
16%
—20c
Mar
19,009
6%c
9%c
Feb
3.50
28% Mar
-66,425
65 c
9.%c; \10c-
-
I
.
Prices
Shown
Are
Expressed
&
Canadian
2.50 Mar
2 85 Mar
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
36%
25
36% Mar
6%
6%
•
1,980
6V4 Mar
24
23%
24%
805
20%' Feb
26
52
53
"
52
5
Sugar
••
14%
30%
37V4
_i
Glass
preferred—:
Oilcloth Linoleum—
1.65
Mar
Mar
69c
Jan
2.80
1.25 Mar
2.15
30c
45
43c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Canada
Mar
59%
Jan
Maclaren
Jan
89c
Mar
Minnesota
10%
Jan
7c
Jan
Pend
Mar
Feb
Price
53c
Jan
Mar
1.15
48% Mar
56
Jan
752
10
Mar
13
6%
41%
2,770
36% Mar
17%C 18%c
3,000
16c
Mar
75
Mar
8.125'
4.75 Mar
«"
■*
Jan
Jan
Mai-
6 % Mar
44%
Jan
22c
Jan
75
76
12%
12%
12%
5
*
12% Mar
36'/2
36%
371%
175
36 % Mar
40%
Jan
22%
20%
221%
2,830
20% Mar
26 Va
Jan
(1956)
•
1
20
_7.5o
109 V2
Paper———
14
Feb
J
100
19% Mar
23
Jan
102% Mar
130
Jan
550
11 % Mar
14
Jan
10
75
Feb
82
Jan
80
80
27%
:
Canadian
Consol
Gen
Inv
98
27%
Feb
33%
Jan
42%
40
40% Mar
46 Vb
Feb
2 40
2.40
2.85
'40
2 40 Mar
3.15
Jan
38%
40
% Mar
46%
6
6
6
300
83c
63c
67c
1,000
34%
185
*
Mines—
Bros
Yukon
28%
42%
1
common.
Trust
42%
* '
Gold
Corp1_„
1
270
730
I
38
5%
6%
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
70
42
Mar
59c
60
58
Feb
59
34
34%
1,967
32%
Feb
37%
25
77
Mar
82
Jan
130
32
Feb
38
Jan
Zellers
♦
Jan
63c
Feb
72c
32
Feb
34% Mar
Feb
77
34%
45c
22%
35
2.5^
135
48c
5,933
42%c Mar
24%
34,074
19% Mar
9%
10
19,563
14c
15c
5,050
13%
13%
13%
100
2.95
2.10 Mar
3.15
3,030
9% Mar
14c
Mar
13
Mar
2.90 Mar
5.00
Jan
Feb
FOOTNOTES FOR
*
a
No
par
Odd
lot
sale
65c
Jan
range).
d Deferred
Jan
in
12
Jan
Jan
17%
Jan
4.10
Jan
e
f
r
(not
delivery
year's
AND
t
Included
sale
range).
Selling ex-interest;
Flat price. •
Cash
OUT-OF-TOWN
CANADIAN
MARKETS
value,
26
l8c
in
301
8o
2.50
90
20
11%
_*
Paper
355
106 109%
11%
Jan
44%
39
14
Jan
Jan
•
Flour
Oreille
Third
31c
&
Ontario
33 %
37 V4 Mar
Jan
34
Ogilvie
Mar
&
17 %
29'A Mar
5i%
18c
Jan
Power
Mar
85
85
.
39
115/8
40c
Jan
of
4.60
Jan
Jan
10
Gaspe Copper Mines-.
.:
International Paper common
Loblaw lnc
Jan
6% Mar
5c
Co
7%
Jan
37%
.
5% Mar
3.90
6%
•
Dominion
43
Mar
4qi/4
•
Oil
Dominion
1,243
14
:
Jan
1,240
29-%
*
Jan
4.35
j4
Rand
1.04
100
4.25
4,35
52
—30 VB
Investments
3.60
Mar
High
36%
<■
3.10 Mar
Low
6%
Glass
60c
Range Since Jan. 1
High
5
*
Note
Paper
Dalhousie
Dollars
Sales
Range
■_*
Marconi
Consolidated
Canadian
Week's
Last
Dredging-
Dominion
in
Friday
,
Bank
Ingersoll
Mar
15c
2.95
,1.32- 1.43
Jan
29
209
1.25
Dominion
77
34i"r
7V2-
"
_1
General
73c
43%
1,730
.9 %c
—;
Mines
Canadian
27c
42
155
6.00
Jan
59c
o43/a
102 102%
65c
—
Canadian
40c
11
5
—5
Corp
Gold
Canada
3,500
10
•
3
26'/a
Oil-
American
Bulolo
15,010
1,952
/:
1.
A
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper
Anglo Newioundlana Develop
178,585
52
'753
-252:
12%
1.55
34%
^fif
83%
10%
Jan
Mar
I2V2C Jan
31%
.7%
Mines—1
Metal
4,200
■
Jan
3.60
3.25 Mar
31%
•
15%
32% Jan
1.16 Mar
'83%
12 V;
Jan
32
10,000
"
Jan
Feb
2.90 Mar
30
Sale Price
85c
50%
102
;■
46c
21c
Jan
75c
12
30%
83%;
Par
50c
2.50
.—1
1,066
58,183
36c
20c
2.15
Mar
32 V4
1,830
:
31%
STOCKS
28c 29 %c
-10 Yt
•
54
3.25
Jan
5%c Jan
1.30 Mar
175
3.25
Jan
70c
Jan
62c
6,028
36c
A
17%
49c
89c
1.32
32%
1 88
Mar
Toronto Stock Excliange^Clirb Section
73c
51%
1.22
32 V*
3.25
*
—1
class
V
45c
j
40
Line
32 V2
2.90
i—
•
class
Mining
Dupont
5,900
——
Pine
1,000
32%
:L'_—i
Feb
5
30c
73/.
13%
1,112
30c
50
preferred
Oil
13%
5,650
100
Transcontinental
Triad
Jan
2,000
1111111*"*
1,310
14
Electric
Jan
4.50
18,050
111—1"20
A
Trans .Canada Exp Ltd
Trans Canada Pipeline
Trans
Jan
4.50
55c
«
1957 warrants
Transmountain
16%
1.55
IIIII10
preferred
13
Mar
66c
51/,
in0
Toronto General Trusts
Toronto Star preferred
Jan
3.30
3.25
73c
III"III
Elevators
Jan
2.05 Mar
1.79
_
Jan
1.85
26c
100
49c
r~
10c
Mar
330
1.49
1
Feb
13c
470
1.66
"•
Mar
Jan
3.50
anc
~
Park
5c
1.55
1.81
3.50
j'5q
•
A
18% Jan
13%
1 70
I
Lundmark
Tombill Mines Ltd
Torbrit Silver Mines
Toronto Dominion Bank
4%%
1,500
Jan
2.25
j
Mines
Traders
16,025
14c
1
Petroleums
Toronto
100
1.63
I_i
Mining
Thorncliffe
6%C
~~1
Mines
Canada
1.08 Mar
13%
3.50
•
1
Teck Hughes Gold
Territory
4,000
13%
Industries
Temagami
1.20
13'/a
13%
;
Gold—
Taurcanis
17% Mar
13c
♦
Industries
Sylvanite
450
1.62
3.50
common
18
5 %c
1.63
1
Warrants
Petroleum
Mar
1.15
1.15
1
Mines
Exploration
Supertest
4c
17%
1
Contact
Sullivan
Sunburst
20
.
Gas
70c
13
'31%
Jan
6c
3314
20%
Oil
60c
Jan
70% Mar
4
10%
Submarine
70c
50c
-
Mines
Zenith
Jan
4'/2c
20%
—
2.377
Jan
20y2
——:
1.70
Jan
41c
_1
Oil
1.45
'*
•_
Jan
lovi
Stuart
1.70
1.25 Mar
Feb
Mar
Jan
1
A
4 %c
21c
Jan
3.80
Steep
Steinberg class
Sterling Trusts
40c
6.100
—-i_*
Zinc
G)
Mar
16
•
Iron
5,150
-1
——
B
(H
Jan
9
—
•
„
21.962
52c
4%c
Jan
3.50 Mar
7%c
Jan
2.60
•
...
of Canada
1,44
40c
1.25
13c
Jan
4 %c
Feb
Jan
5'/8 Mar
Mar
16c
Jan
6.90
Jan
5c
1.35
II"T.
Bear
4.10
2.45
38 %
Feb
35c
Steeloy Mining
Rock
A
Mines
Knitting
Class
Young
Zulapa
1,172
1
—
&
2.00 Mar
Feb
1
—
18 %c
Feb
2.35
1
—
12,050
1.38
Canuck
Jan
23 %c
20,700
*
Stanwell Oil & Gas
Starratt
:
Jan
1.50
15c
-1
A
Lead
Yankee
Zenmac
17%
8c
class
Yale
Yellowrex
Jan
%c
—
Stanrock
13%c Mar
Jan
•
Cable—
Uranium
Brock
Feb
11c
Feb
46%
800
30
17%
Warrants
Stanley
Jan
Jan
Mar
•
Paving
21c
20c
2.70 Mar
Jan
Mar
6c
25
14c
1.75
Warrants
Standard
Mar
2.00
25
18,500
45C
1
Services
Feb
90c
100
25
Union Oils
Air
4.50
43c
Yukeno
2.50
•
3.25
Jan
Feb
24c
18,900
•
Rol
Ltd
2.55 Mar
3.95
31c
3.415
91c
1—25
common
Slocan
27%
1
Ltd
2.70 Mar
—
Wright-Hargreaves
1
Simpsons
7,550
4,100
Jan
1
Siscoe
8%c Mar
5c
warrants-—
1
A
10.000
3.05
5c
IIIIlOO,
Stores
Mines
class
9%c
3.00
Yukon—
Indus
Quebec
Dairies
8%c
3.00
«
_
A
Mines
Silverwood
110
—-
Woodward
53
Miller
Mines--.
4.50
5
A
Windfall!
Silver
Standard
4.50
V
class
Larder
Sigma
Silver
6.00 Mar
A_
Warrants
4.40
Jan
4%c
_
_
Wiltsey. Caghlan,
27%
1.50
33% Mar
Willrov, Mines
26%
Feb
370
—
&
Jan
1.37
7,657
9c
Jan
6%
4.959
__
class
—
Pass
26
Feb
2.10
__
;
Warrants
4.25
Gordon
2.05
Mar
%
6.15
..
preferred
25%
26 Vs
*
1,400
2.10
»
Inlet
B
4%%
27%
•
com^
1.46
4.35 Mar
•
Petrol
Surf
Weston
50
Power
&
1.41
*
_
Western
50c
Water
6
——
.
A
Class
4.40
22
100
36%
Breweries
Leaseholds
Winchester
Freehold
Holdings class A
1,621
•
Western
Jan
15c
-J
Jan
675
24
6%
1.44
.
40
98c,
1.00
1
6.50
Mar
6%
5.00
46c
Mar
4.00 Mar
53c
Feb
22%
—
98c
Feb
Jair
2.25
23%
Jan
18%
9%
7c
1.35 Mar
6.10
.
Grocers
11 % Mar
95
4 %c Mar
300
1.25
Petroleum
15 Vb Mar
Feb
3,400
1.50
—1
Copper
60
89
4 Vac
_1
—
Jan
4%c
1.35
:
Oil
Jan
2.55
1
Petroleum
Jan
1.25
1.55 Mar
4.35
1
Mines
Decalta
4.75
*
1.02 Mar
600
-•
.
Gas^.
—.—
Malartic
Westates
&
Canada
9c
50c
Jan
6,050
1.75
♦
Oil
Western
60c
A
Jan
34%
Petroleums
Western
2,132
:
Jan
8%
6.15
.—
Western
1
-—
1-89
6% Max-
35%
Ltd
Feb
1—1
Metal
Shawinigan
Canada
Jan
13
Gold
Petroleums
1.27 Mar
100
1.79
*
:
9.50 Mar
Jan
2,615
Gold-
class
Selkirk
Ltd-
18%
Feb
19
10%
12
83c
108,676
6%
•
Products
15%
9%
6.75
26%c
1.11
__
1
:
Jan
Jan
19c
_•
Westeel
12
_——.——-—-———
Petroleum
Security
Ref—.—
&
Mines——
Petroleums
Warrants
5.30
19,500
1.73
4.35
1
Weedon Mining
West
Jan
6%
W
Canadian
Jan
52
46
6%
•
:
—
Knapp
Jan
35% Mar
1.06
Jan
2.90 Mar
15 %
—
common-,
Equipment "
&
21%
1.70
•
&
Jan
Mar
19c 23 %c
;
Jan
1.10
Feb
49%
2,810
|
Jan
5 00
18% Mar
75
1.47
6%
82c
115
5.90
Jan
24c
3.60 Mar
1.06
"
1
Western
3,726
19
9%
—
12
-—.100
Wavne
West
5'4
—
49%
23c
IIII10
Mines
Waterous
Wespac
22c
15%
5
35%
51
Jan
19c
425
19
5.60
1.67
IIIII*
,""l
"
r
G
Jan
5
*
"l
Exploration
Amulet
Mar
67
A—
Waite
17
20c
common
1.02
35%
Feb
Jan
49%
35
2,950
49%
5.80
16%
Feb
2.814
3.95
19'
25
Feb
Jan
13%
■
Jan
9%
9V4
8% Mar
•
3.65,
50
■-
•
Power
Wainwright
Walker
13c
5
8.30
300
5,336
V
•1.00I
Alloys
Cons
Violamac
Mar
67
7% Mar
'20c 20 %c
19
—-—
Ventures Ltd
Mar
—•
10%
'51
Viceroy Mfg class A
9c
—...—100
—"
50%
1
•
Preferred
Webb
17c
15
10
§%
Jan
28
Jan
—1
Debentures
Scythes
Jan
17c
Gas
River
Scarfe
Jan
60c
*
•
Cement
Antonio
Satellite
64c
1.50
14,400
—25
Shirr iff
Sarcee
15
Mar
1
common
Warrants
Sapphire
13% Mar
45c
27 %c Mar
500
3OV2C
100
Canada
preferred
Sand
1.83
31c
Industries
Maurice
San
13
1.83
Mines—————1
of
Lawrence
5%
St
13
—1
—1
Jan
2.90
Bank
Lawrence
St
1.47
Mar
common
14c
200
14 V4
20c
„—
Venezuelan
20%
Preferred
St
Jan
1.20 Mar
500
—._
Rights
Royalite Oil
Russell
38c
1,500
6,320
13%
——1
Ltd
Can
Consol
Roval
Feb
26c
1.45
1.60
Mines__
V)
(A
Mar
13
3.70
pfd—__
—
23c
25c
2
Preferred-
A
Steel
Corp
Upper Canada Mines
Vandoo
1.60
——:
9c
7%
Jan
6,420
preferred——
Roche
class
United
Mar
19,780
common
Jan
9c
27,100
preferred-
Jan
11%
78c
48c
Uran
Mfg
16c
Mar
_.————,——1
Aluminum
Jan
5,008
9c :11 %c
51
:•
Fortune
New
Mar
32c
■---
Mar
17c
8%
1
Hill
Oils
7c
14%
——
United
56c
29c
-——-—---
Minerals
United
Feb
2,225
1.39
14
45c
Mar
%
1
—.—
preferred——
43,800
45 c
A—i—_—:—_—
Rexspar
B
Vanadium
25c
Jan
12c
13
50
------
Inv
Keno
8c
46c
Chemical
Class
United
67c
29 Vic
Realm
Fuel
8c
•
*
Asbestos
63c
63c
26c
2,600
"
Jan
5:80
12 %c Mar
9.50
Petroleum
80 %
4.90 Mar
10
Reitman
A
Jan
13c
Reichhold
*'Class
8
•
common—
6c
49c
11,000
10
———
Canada
19c
•
MacDonald
of
1
High
13c
7%
29c
16%
Low
30c
12c
*
preferred
Gas
—
Feb
1
Reeves
2nd
_
Mar
2.60 Mai-
Range Since Jan.
High
28c
common
Mar
Mining
Mines
Feb
Mines—
3c
—
Oil
Shawkey
Acceptance
i4c
"
29c
1
5,700
Quemont
Ranger
Union
7%c Jan
14c
Queenston Gold Mines
Rainville
Ultra
Jan
Low-
1
5,400
1
Shares
Feb
4c
—•
-——
Uranium
Jan
3.25
71c
-I
—
Warrants
Quonto
Jan
Feb
15c
lie
for Week
1
3c
20c
3 ¥20
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
14c
1
1
Natural Gas
Radicre
Jan
Feb
Mar
1.95 Mar
10,000
14c 14 %C
1
•*,
Metallurgical
Quebec
5%c
3.40
50c
1.40
preferred-^-:
Union Mining Corp,.
Mines
-
40,417
53c
High
Mar
1
Corp
Quebec
Units
8,095
3.15
1
Develop
Manitou
4.50
51c
70c
Union
Copper
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
Quebec Copper Corp
Labrador
Low
2.75
Week's
Last
Friday
1,400
53c
1
Quebec Ascot
Quebec
82c
Monday, March 28, 1960
.
Sale Price
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
80c
1
—
Airways—.
•
Producers Ltd———A
Gas
82c
Mines-.————1
Uranium
Prospectors
—-*
Low
y'K-y
.'Pat'.
';
Electric
East
Pronto
Shares
.
(Range for Week Ended March 25)
Sales
for Week
Last
.
In 'year's
(not
(Un) Admitted
/
wfl When
included
*
.
.
;
'
-
.
"
wi .When
w-w
-
Ex-liquidating dividend.
.
sale, (not included in
year's, range).
to
-
trading privileges,
•••
...
Issued.
x
"■
unlisted
delivered.
y
Ex-right.s.
2
Ex-stock
'
•
dividend.
..
.'•
Ex-dividend.
-
,,
:
v
'
■
,
•
.
«
•
/
Number 5937
191
Volume
.
.
The Commercial
.
and Financial Chronicle
(1361)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
and asked quotations are obtained from the National
Securities Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources. They do
not represent actual transactions.
They are intended as a guide to the range
within which these securities could have been sold (indicated by the "bid")
following bid
The
(indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation.
Origin of
quotation furnished on request. The "National" list is
composed of securities
which have a wide national distribution.
any
Par
Industrials and Utilities
Bid
Par
11%
Corp ■
1
Air products Inc.—-——--i
Allied Radio Corp new com.
1
Aero vox
16;%
Green
(A
Green
Mountain
19%
48%
46%
\ 49"%
36%
34 Vs
Art
——
Xerox
Hanna
(M A)
27%
•
17%
B
24%
24%
20
Hidden
15
23%
55
&
Brush
Beryllium
38 %
Republic
35 Va
Richardson
5
32%
10
com.
common.
Ind
109
10
class
A
Corp
Natural
36%
39%
Houston
Oil
18
19%
15%
17
Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp—
Class A common
Corp
Production
Hugoton
Husky
11 %
Trust
Oil
6%
Indian
Head
Mills
18
International
18%
Interstate
Sanders
6%
7%
Interstate
9%
10 %
Interstate
Motor
18
19%
Interstate
Securities
29 %
32
Investors
1
21V*
23
Itek
10%
Scholz
4%
25%
Searle
13
Seismograph
>4
82%
Sierra
5%
6%
Calif
&
Water
13%
14%
Jamaica
34%
36%
Jefferson
23%
25
26Va
28
Telep
Co-%_12%
Jervis
South
23%
Southeastern
28'%
Southern
Calif
&
Water
Southern
Colorado
38%
Southern
Nevada
20%
22%
Southern
New
15
16%
Southern
Union
16%
17%
Southwest
Co__
—5
'
Inc—
Southwestern
1
Co__
Utilities
Inc.—
Speer
53 Va
57 Va
Sprague
1
i.
14%
15%
"
Co
40
43
12%
•
_.l
Jessop Steel Co
22%
24%
44
47'%
23%
25 >4
6Vs
13 %
54
57%
39
42
43
2914
46%
Corp—-10
ctfs—
'3%
3%
3%
23%
25 Va
Gas Co—10
34%
37
Co____—5
13%
46%
50 Va
Landers Frary & Clark
lc
Oil
Corp i—
—_—_—1
Carpenter Paper Co——__1
Ceco
Products
Steel
Cedar
Field
Point
Trust
Central Electric & Gas
Central
111
Central
Elect
Indiana
Central
Louisiana
&
Co
Gas
Co
Electric
6%
Kaiser Steel Corp common
'$1.46 preferred
1
i—*
Kansas-Nebraska
I>t &
Nat
24
25%
32'/a
35%
19
20%
-5
Pwr
Gas
Corp__—
Servateria
United
States
Sugar
Corp
1
United
States Truck Lines
Inc_l
1574
17'/b
United
Utilities
10
38%
41
9
2%
29 Va
31%
Corp.l
Corp___l
5%
Corp.l
Power
Oil
Southern
Utah
Mil
Inc
Peninsular
Upper
Co_
Co__
6
9%
10%
37
4074
15%
1G%
13%
Valley
5
47 %
50%
19%
20%
Vance Sanders & Company__50c
15%
17 */b
Co—1*
18%
20
Vamty
5
24 Va
26%
1
28%
30%
50c
11%
Co___25
44%
4674
24
25%
Co
15%
6%
Vitro
Iron
&
Mills Inc
Fair
of America
Grocery Co_^
Corp
Von's
Waddell
Reed
&
Inc
Warner
&
Warren
7%
Corp
Brothers
Warren
18%
28 %
30%
1
29 %
31%
5
54
57%
—*
31
33%
Co
__10
20%
22 Va
l
28%
30%
1
7%
8%
Corp.
—1
21%
23%
Transmission
*
15%
17
Manufacturing Co_*
18%
&
(S
Co
Co__
D)
Natural
15
Wash
21%
.2%
17%
A—1
Co
Swasey
23%
Washington Steel Corp
Watson
12%
—1
class
14-
—1
Co
Mould
Bros
Gas
Transport
A
54
58
10
27%
29%
Steamship—.2.50
8%
9%
1
37%
39%
West
20
>/8
1
57
61%
Western
Lt
Telephone Co__10
4f%
44
%
Western
Massachusetts Cos^—1
24%
26
Western
Natural
13%
14%
7.50
37%
40 %
5
10%
11%
3
9 %
33
10%
'35 Vb
5
44
47 V*
5
13 %
10
15'%
16%
50
54
Mfg
&
Co
Steel
...
Products
Home
Westcoast
Inc—
non-voting
Financial
Wesco
Point
Co___Tr_T^
Gas
32
35%
20%
22%
Weyerhaeuser
5%
5%
Whiting Corp
5
5%
Wilcox
24
25%
Wisconsin Power & Light Co—10
21%
5
Kennametal
31 Va
Kentucky
Statler Hotels
25
Corp__l
Corp
1
Delaware
Stekoll
Petroleum
Stepan
Chemical
23%
Witco
Chemical
Wood
Conversion
45 %
48%
874
9%
—10
32 %
35'/«
—10
36%
39
Strong Cobb & Co Inc
1
4%
4%
1
10
11
Struthers Wells Corp.
28%
3074
Wurlitzer
3
40%
43%
Stubnitz
2%
,7
1
9%
10%
Wyandotte
—5
13%
14%
Suburban
1
26%
20%
Yuba
25
18%
Co
20 Vs
Inc
Ketchum Co Inc.*
Keystone Portland Cem
Co
Electric
3
Utilities Co
Koehring
Works
Stanley
Gas_5
Natural
Kearney & Trecker Corp.
Co
Co
Central
Maine
10
24%
26
Lanolin
Central
Telephone Co—_____10
21V4
22%
Lau
Corp..6
—_—1—1
19%
21
Liberty Loan Corp
;
1
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc com cl B 5
29 Va
74 %
13%
14%
50c
36%
—33V3C
11%
12%
6%
7%
i
Stouffer
Co
1
;
1.25
Corp
Greene
Gas
Corp
Service
Inc
Co
Co
Chemicals Corp
1
Consolidated Industries—l
78%
Citizens Util Co com cl A—33%c
,
32
Central
Co.
Power
Public
Vt
Chattanooga
Serv
Gas Co
Common class B
Clinton
Cohu
Plus
Blower
Lone
Lucky
Ludlow
29 Vb
—1%
*
Stores Inc——
Mfg & Sales [Co
21 %
22%
32 %
34%
10%
9%
Par
38%.
27
1
Co
Bank and Trust
6%
6
—1
Steel
Star
Bank
America
of
of Commerce
48%
Bank
of New
48
51%
Bank
of
1
Inc—1
21
22%
Bankers
12%
Boatmen's National
Macmillan
49%
Madison
& Elev
Co.— 1
com_3
21'4
23%
Marlin-Rockwell
10%
Marmon
11%
preferred---'— _25
Commonwealth Gas Corp.—__ 1
19%
5%
22%
17%
21
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry—50c
Maxson (W L) Corp—
-3
McLean Industries
—Ic
21 %
23 %
St
12%
13%
Broad
4%
McLouth
.2%
65 %
68%
Cantden Trust Co
15%
16%
McNeil
5
Meredith Publishing Co—.—-5
29%
31%
Central
36
38%
Centl-Penn
—1
Gas Utilities Co.—5
15%
16%
Chase Manhattan
24%
26%
45V*
4774
Milling
Colorado
SI.25
Oil
Gas
&
Corp
9%
coiiv
Connecticut, Light &
Power Co.9
Consol Freightways
Consolidated
.i__2.50
'
Products—5
Rock
Continental Transp Lines
Cook
Coffee
Co
6%
24%
11%
10%
Inc__l
—1
P
21
22%
•
'
Cook
Electric
Cooper Tire
Company—l,—.1
27%
9%
22%
29%
1%
22%
1
Company
Co
common
Cutter
Machine
&
Eng
Metropolitan Broadcasting
41
309
322
77%
29 Vb
73 Va
974
29%
31 Vs
14 %
15%
18
98
Machine
Specialties.
7%
_5
_1
14%
16
1
13%
14%
:_1
10%
Dentists Supply Co of N Y__2%
22%
24 Va
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp.5.
Detroit Internat Bridge Co—.1
14%
15%
20%
22%
Di-Noc Chemical
25 %
27%
Connecticut
28
Continental
25%
23%
25%
Connecticut
(L
Ai
Co__
De.jur-Amsco
Corp
Delhi-Taylor
Oil
class
-
A
Corp
Dictaphone' Corp
Diebold
&
37%
5
——
Bradstreet
41 %
44 %
44%
23
25 Va
51 %
_L
r
55%
—1
——1
Inc
Dunham Bush Inc.—________2
Dura Corporation
8%
7%
22% '
Duriron Co ——————_2%
24'/a
20V*
——1'
;
'
42
/ 41 %
Co.—5
22
Dynamics Corp of America—
$1
preference
Eastern
Industries
17
—
10
Economics Laboratory Inc
:
1
Paso Electric Co (Texas)—*
Electro-Voice Inc _'.
2
Electrolux Corp
1
Capital
Mfg Co
Equity
Oil
North
Gas
American
Corp
Corp
9 Va
31%
Otter
18%
4%
55 %
59
32%
35%
Pacific Mercury
73 %
17%
77 Va
17
Florida Steel Corp
Foote Bros Gear & Mach cl A
1
Class B
Frito Co
5
Garlock
____!
i__
5
;*"7
Packing
Gas Service
18
*11
8%
12
Parker
Co
Co.:
1
10
General Gas Corp..
2.50
Telep (Calif) 5V pfd—20.
Gen
Telep Co of the Southwest
Gen
5%% preferred
,_20
.
-
20%
9%
Pauley
Corp——.1
Petroleum Inc
1
Hannifin
Tool Industry.——--
11%
Pendleton
20%
22%
Pepsi-Cola General
38
41%
Permanente
33%
35%
10%
7
.7%
19
20%
19%
Bottlers—1
Cement —
~""7n
Pfaudler-Permutit
——Pickering Lumber Corp——3
Pioneer Natural Gas Co
Plymouth Rubber Co—
Portland Genl Electrio Co._.7!i
4%
9%
11 %
14%
15%
9%
10%
36%
38%
3%
4%
21 %
Electronics..90c
16%
19
•
9%
4%
& Light Co.—6 k
Pacific Uranium Mines—----1U£
Packaging Corp of America--5
Pan American Sulphur Co—7
18%
18%
34%
9 Vs
&
Pacific Power
Inc
Corp
5 Vb
14%
32%
—1
Far East Line——----Gamble Robinson Co .5
10
First Charter Financial Corp..*
Fisher Brothers Co
—2.50
Fisher Governor Co
1
Boston
2874
12%
Brewing Co
Pacific Airmotive Corp...
_1
First
19%
22%"
26
Pabst
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn_100
75'%
21%
47 Va
21 ~-v
7%
11%
70% '
Ben
Tail Power Co
10 Vb
7%
Natural Gas..—-19
Pub Serv Co
J
Nuclear-Chicago Corp ——1
Financial Federation
3%
1074
Northwestern
Pacific
20%
3%
Northwest
Pacific
24 Vb
19%
Coal——-1
19 %
19
23%
"
Miss River Prod—10c
Coal Corp.
—Olin Oil & Gas Corp—— 1
8%
16
22
Caro
Old
1
14%
22%
Oklahoma
9 Va
15 vb
14%
50c
13%
.
19%
13
Natl Gas Corp—2.50
North Penn Gas Co
——-5
Northeastern Water Co $4
Nor
127'b
17%
14
—1
41%
44%
—10c
11%
21
,—7%
Co..
Oil &
Nortex
17%*
28%
1
Corp
Empire State Oil Co
Thermador
Norris
78%
—
12
*
—
Emhart
42%
Nicholson File Co..
19%
38%
E'f
Electronics
18%
40%
Inc.....50c
Eastern Utilities Associates
25%
23%
_2
'
73%
-2%
National Cleveland Corp
1
National Gas & Oil Corp——5
National Homes Corp A com_50c
Class B common
—50c
National Shirt Shops of Del—1
New Eng Gas & Elec Assoc...8
Nalco Chemical Co—
23%
17%
18%
25,4
19 V2
21%
13
14
335
5
28%
89
44
15%>
113%
40
21%
23%
31%
34%
11%
12%
42 %
11%
28%
30 Va
54%
Bank
35
3774
76
80%
7.50
34
37%
60%
64 %
49%
53
57
60%
69
69 %■•
81 Va
73%
73 %
84%
47
49%
(Albany)
Co
605
peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cty
(Hackensack N J)
21%
42
4474
20
55%
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)_12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C
25
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
Boston
10
74%
&
(Philadelphia)
Trust
Va
46 Vs
76%
1974
11%
12 %
(N Y)
Rye National Bank
•
Natl
Trust
of Phila
38
%
12 Va
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
64
67%
23%
25%
10
53 Va
60
Angeles)
—
40
43%
Valley Natl Bk
19
874
2074
Wachovia Bank
State Bank of
Albany—
Sterling Natl Bank & Trust Co
(New York)
25
Trade Bank & Tr Co
Trust Co
(N Y)__10
2%
of New Jersey
45
28
9Vs
48'A
30 V4
lOVa
39%
Union
Bank
of
Commerce
53 Va
57
-I®
Y)—20
33
36 Vs
98
101 Va
(Phoenix Ariz)_5
51
54 Va
20
22
(Cleveland)
States
Trust Co
(Boston)
Bank
65
34%
Security First Natl Bank (Los
United States
For
467s
60 Va
10
(Boston)
Co
Second Natl Bank
43
Int'l
54 %
Bank-State Street
39 %
"
10
50
20
1st
Second
United
Co (Phila)—5
(Wash P C)
1
42
43%
(Wash)—20
Bk
Seattle
61 %
1874
Industrial Trust
2
10
Union Trust Co
st Louis
57
17%
Industrial National Bank of f
Providence R I_
7874
168
153
17 Va
J)—-———25
Industrial Bk of Com (N Y)—10
58%
73 Vs
5574
50%
91%
(Union City)—8
67 %
10
52%
48%
Co
>
Royal State Bk of New York__5
Royal Bank of Canada
Exch Bk—15
Hanover Bank of New York__10
Harris Tr & Sav Bk (Chic)—20
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co__10
Hudson County National Bank__
Tr
64
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
32
(Jersey City N
641
19%
Pittsburgh
30
Hudson
33 Va
31
5
10
20
—
Natl Bank
National Bank
Philadelphia
46 Va
87
37
974
footnotes, see preceding page.
1
C'\
43
39
(Chicago)—100
Jersey Bank
42
Girard Trust Corn
Newark—12 %
Eng Trust Co (Boston)_100
& Trust Co.ll
New
70 %
41 >4
65%
57%
Westchester_5
of
Northern Tr Co
51%
45 Vb
10 Va
10
Bank of Detroit
Natl State Bk of
31 %
43%
64%
73 Va
Bank
104%
New
29
4 0 74
61
69%
67
38%
62
(Atlanta)—10
First Natl Bk (Baltimore)
10
First Natl Bank of Boston. 12 %
First National Bank of Chi—20
First Natl Bank of Dallas
10
First Natl Bank (Jersey City)_25
First National Bank of
Passaic County
25
First Natl Bank of St Louis__20
First Natl City Bank (N Y)__20
First
Pennsylvania Banking
& Trust Co (Philadelphia)—10
First Westchester Natl Bank
of New Rochelle
10
Franklin Natl Bank of Long
Island N Y
_______
5
Natl
101 %
Trust
43
—6%
(Camden N J)
46%
25
York
New
National Newark & Essex
V Banking Co (N J)
25
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston_12%
35%
258
41%
38%
58
74%
49 %
Co
42%
City Bank (Cleve)—16
National Commercial Bank &
117%
3374
247
* 37%
35Va
5474
70%
44
48
First
Natl Bk of Boston_10
National
30%
94
4674
16%
(SF)_10
Empire Trust Co (N Y)—
50
Fairfield County Trust Co
10
Federation Bk & Tr Co (NY)_10
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co_
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
10
First Bank Stk Corp (Minn)—10
First Camden Natl Bk & Trust
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk
39 %
National
355
23
28
,
—-50
Bk of North Amer.5
Trust of N J—.25
Bank & Tr Co_12%
Nat Bank—;
_5
111 Bank & Trust
—33%
42%
Louis)—12.50
(St
National
81%
York)
157
Tr
of
4574
76
(Chicago)——
3074
149
Natl Bk ft Tr Co (Pgh)_25
Merchants
61%
43
Co
28%
Mercantile
County Trust Co (White Plains
New
40 Ta
39
___;.5
Inc
Donnelley iR R) Sons
Drackett Company!*
Duffy-Mott Co
Dun
_1
Inc
Arts
Co
58%
——10
Trust
Cleveland
30 Vs
5
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
tr <Chicago)_25
(Savannah)
Bank
City Natl Bk &
Commercial
11 Va
Darling
Citizens
23%
Utilities Co
Missouri
Mellon
64%
Bk
6074
28%
Natl Bank of
County N Y
Nassau
45%
26
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line
Danly
49%
61%
16%
:
46%
42%
24%
14%
23 %
of Cleve.—16
5774
5
(Buffalo)
Trust
58
(NY)_12%
Commercial
Co_5
——1
Mohawk Rubber Co
— 1
Mountain Fuel Supply Co
10
18
16%
32%
Bank New York
Co.—————12
& Southern National
1
Mississippi Shipping Co
5
Miss Valley Barge Line Co—1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co.—__5
82 %.
16%
30%
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y)—10
Manufacturers & Traders
73%
Chemical
Trust
Minneapolis Gas Co_
(N J)__——5
31%
32»;
47
'
Natl Bk of Phila—10
8%
24%
69%
54%
Natl Bank
69 %
Inc.—.
Mfg Co
44%
20
(Phila)—10
Meadow Brook
27 Va
common
Laboratories
——10
Y
29
5
Long Island Trust Co—
2574
Bank
St Trust Co
2
1
A
Miller
23%
(N
Trust Co
41'A
115
29%
(Philadelphia)——10
Trust Co
;——10
Louis—
105
Liberty Real Estate Bank &
44
..100
York—1
Virginia
7'/a
Class
Miles
24%
A—"i-1
class
B
Corp
MHile-Goss-Dexter Inc—
Inc__——5
Co
Laboratories
Class
Steel
—
Co
10%
1
Cummins Engine
Corp
Herrington
Michigan
16
Corp__1
Refrigeration
Craig Systems Inc
Crouse-Hinds
19%
14%
Co
Copeland
Cross
*
18%
1
5
Rubber
&
& Electric
20
Ask
39
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
4%
T8%
Colorado
Co
Gas
9%
Bid
Par
—10
Irving Trust Co (N Y)—
55
(Newark)_25
Bank
45%
17%
46%
Interstate
9Va
Companies
Ask
51 %
—6%
Co—16
16
Co.^.:5
Bid
T & S A
N
Francisco)
(San
10
(S F)
Trust Co
American
Gas
Inc.— —-2%
Stores
Colorado
147b
67'a
5%
1
Co
Ling-Altec Electronics
33. Va
31
Inc-^i-—_%_1
Electronics
4%
4
Engines Corp—:___—1 _■
States Gas Prod——.1
Coastal
Colonial
M
Elec
12 Vb
Inc
Register!
Common
Gas
Texas
14%
5
14
5
2%
Pressed
Stanley
6%
13%
States
38%
Co__l
Standard
5%
12 %
35
Co___10c
Tel
Standard
13%
1
Ltd—__10c
Fruit
Stand
12%
United
16%
Co
E)
(A
8Vb
21%
1
Co
Leasing
62%
.1
Electric
Pipeline
20 Vb
Chem
20%
Elec Service
Carbon
31 %
50c
States
18
30%
22
■
7%
States
37%
Co__
Sys
29
1
United
55
59 %
Co..
Freight
20
___1
United
7%
51
24%
29%
5
Supply.
Electric
6%
Union
16%
Spector
.___*
Gas Pipe Line Corp
Tucson
23%
18%
Corp
Inc
8%
Co.. 1
17%
15
Co
70
7%
(Southwestern States Tel Co—.1
237
222
5
3'/a
42
15%
7
Producing
Gas
30%
66 %
Trans western
19
Power
Gas
24%
___!
Inc
Trans
15%
Power
Eng
Va
38 Va
%
8
Co_I10c
Dev
Serv
Pub
58 %
Delhi
Mills
Carlisle
.
Oil
35%
Superior Oil of Calif-1
class B com——25
Cannon
Ji
Shore
3
Corp
28%
35 %
Co
28
Co
*
Tracerlab
*
Co
22
1
Gas
-
50%
1
7%
Corp
35 >4
%
Corp.
•
Fibre Glass—*
I)
Nat
Towmotor
6%
.2
Cable
&
(H
Tokheim
14
1
Power
Wire
Betts Co___
States
Time
2
Pacific
Simplex
25%
Thrifty Drug Stores Co
46%
*
Co..
8%
24
11%
5
Service
26%
Canadian
I
&
4%
1
17
10%
__5
Corp..*
Freight Sys__1
Water
Corp
Di
22%
Canadian
.
(G
7%
7%
Corp...
King
Thompson
15%
Co
7
33/4
37
35%
Inc
Fetzer
1
warrants
34'%
Three
33%
I
Inc..
Petroleum____l
Thomas &
Co_2%
Inc
11%
29%
1
58
8 Va
4
10%
28 %
Inc
64
26%
31/5,
__1
Thermo
60
Inc
54
Services
Heintz
Tel.——5
California Water Service Co.._25
Homes
&
Staley
Power Co—20
Interstate
21%
39%
Corp_7
Transmis
1959
14%
115
363/a
Therm-O-Disc
53%
1
Prod
11%
&
21%
25c
Co
1
Corp
California Oregon
Associates
Tubular
1
Corp
19%
20
Inc_3%
20c
*
Service
Southern
41%
»
Bantam
32
Corp
Class A, common.,—
Iowa
38%
1
Sawhill
23 %
Engineering
33
19%
Textron Inc
_1
Schield
10
Tejxtbook Co
Bakeries
Diver
18
Corp
9
*
17
Public
National
Petroleum
1
16%
Iowa
Texas
29%
Reid—
12
Indianapolis Water Co___-
71%
45%
27%
A
Manufacturing
Jacinto
Scott
Indiana Gas & Water
32%
Industries
41 Va
2
13%
109
1
Eastern
Co..____—_1
33
78
Corp
Texas
Corp
12%
4%
1
Inc
6 %
32 %
67%
Tekoil
6%
Telecomputing Corp.—
*
Sabre-Pinon
11%
__1
614
30
5%
39
Inc
Hi
Plywood
San
8%
(H
Marie
23
31
1
____1
_____5
—5
Dills
11%
Co
29%
Ryder Systems Inc
21%
1
Co
30%
30%
California
■
Rose
Skil
Jack
¥■:
7%
___1
Byllesby (H Mf & Co-----—10c
»
102%
"units"
Co
———————-10
Burndy
n
10%
97%
33%
10
Rockwell
*
Material
13%
12%
66 %
1
Gas
Gas
14%
63
1
Houston
11%
Robertson
2%
Hugoton
Tappan
36%
Co..
class
Myers
16%
10%
Tampax Inc
..3
Express
&
Roddis
Houston
31%
22%
1
46 Va
Rice
20%
9%
43%
Brand
Robbins
Mining
Field
19%
33%
12 Va
River
120
15 Va
1
Broadcasting Co
18%
31
5
Corp
Roadway
'
Corp.—1
28
Co_
Stoker
12%
__1
Gas
Corp
—1
Gas
Riley
13%
Pfd
Voltage Engineering
Fearless
8 v2
Propane
....1
Co..
Natural
11%*
1
Hilton Credit Corp
Hoover Co class A
,19%
Purina
12%
5
Co__
117
111
1
Inc—:
6%
7%
Taft
27%
Inc
Inc
Bullock's
Alegre
;
Texas
177
35%
9%
1
*
Co
18%
168
25%
15%
preferred__25
Buckeye Steel Castings Co
Corp__ —1
Purex Corp Ltd
Purolator
Products
_5
8%
Sharpe M'fg. Co.—110
Brown
Sugar
20
Corp
1
___.
Ask
6%
Mexico .^..5
14%
Paper Corp ADR.__—
$1.20
Hamp_.
New
Controls__l
&
Splendor
Co.
High
59
18%
—
Inc
New
of
1
Hewlett-Packard
22%
14
Inc_i—— -1
10
—-1
Bavles (A JI
Markets
—1
Behlen Manufacturing Co
Bemis Bros Bag Co———__25
Beneficial Corp
-1
Berkshire Hathaway Inc
5
Beryllium Corp
— *
Bettinger Corp,
——1
Billups Western Pet Co
1
Black Hills Power'& Light Co._l
Black Si vails & Bryson Inc
1
Borman Foods Stores.—_____1
Botany Industries Inc._
1
Bowser
of
Co
Co class A
Curtis
Heublein
-
22 %
Mfg Co__
Baxter Laboratories
Bowater
Co
Serv
Punta
Helene
22%
Bates
Sd
Serv
Pub
25%
Hearst Cons Publications cl A.25
20%
Oil Tools
Baker
Pub
24 Va
40%
Houston
i* ■'
20 Va
23 Mi
56
38%
Associated Spring Corp——-10 <
Avon Products
•—
2.50
Aztec Oil & Gas Co—
1
18%
22 %
*
Chemicals
Class
5%
Co—5
Brick
Power
Susquehanna
Inc... -10c
Pubco
Ralston
Hagan
,52%
.»
Properties
Petroleum—,
Suburban
23%
Bid
Par
i./:
30%
21 %
18 %
.
Haloid
./
Producing
Ask
28.
17%
Corp
Society..
*
16
16%
—-3
Grinnell
Grolier
,
1
Ask
Bid
:_.l
America_____. —5
Tool—2
Mach
Fire
37%
26
Co—-16
-1
M%al Construction
>
34 %
'14%
Public" Service Co—-5
Arkansas Missouri Power Coj_5
Arkansas Western Gas Co_—5
Arvide Corp
20%
45%
Pi
Co_
Bill
Corp
Co.of
1
Giddings & Lewis
Glasspar Co
29%
Arizona
>
Giant Portland Cement
44%
Arden
I:
.12%,
15%
Cohst'Cd—__1
Amer-Saint Gobain Corp.__7.50
Anheuser-Buscli Inc
%—4
Farms Co common
Participating preferred'
Par
27
Pipe &
American;
Potash
42
Biltrite Rubber Co_100
American Cement Corp. ___—5
American Express Co —-—5
American Greetings cl A——1
American-Marietta CO; —-—rj'
American
Portsmouth
Ask
(Quotations for Friday, March 25)
bought
or
Association of
1
45
Trust
&
(N
Trust Co
(Winston-Salem N
C)
5
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NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Mutual Funds
Mutual Funds—
Aberdeen -Fund
Affiliated
—.——25c
Fund
American
Inc
Mutual
Research
New
&
Associated
Atomic
Aetna
Casualty
7.13
10.63
7.72
Investment Trust of Boston—1
Investors Research Fund
1
11.10
12.13
Aetna
Insurance
11.41
12.40
Aetna
Istel
31.71
32.34
Agricultural Insurance Co
American Equitable
Assur
Fund
Devcl
1
4.34
al3.52
8.55
__
split)—
9.34
19V2
—
•
Trust
1.50
Co
Fund
of
Inc——————1
B-l
B-2
21.77
23.75
(Low
1
15.67
17.10
Amer
1
9.41
10.27
5.14
5.71
B-4
(Discount
9 02
K-l
(Income
5 61
3.92
K-2
4.23
11 96
'
Canada
Ltd
_i___——1
7.76
12.0.3
17 91
50c
12.13
13.11
1
12.39
13 PC
1
6.83
7.40
Broad
Street
Bullock
Investment
Fund
Ltd—
Canada General Fund—
(1954)
Ltd
Ltd
Capital
Chase
Shares
Ins
7%
Colonial
Inc
__2
Natl
Life
&
Natl
Old
Line
6.06
6.65
20%
22'A
National
6.11
6.69
16%
18
Nationwide
Knickerbocker
15%
Trust
.25c
11. PS
12.25
Commonwealth
Venture
Loomis-Sayles
shares
1
Petroleum
11.17
8.89
9.66
16.45
shares
of
15.25
Minnesota
10%
Missiles-Jets &
Fund
7.79
1-5.79
Fund
-
——lc
—
Investment
15 53
1
67
Delaware
1
il 27
12.39
Nat ion
1
9 81
10.79
Growth
Fund
Stk
Inc
Fund
Diversified
Trustee
Inc—1
9 41
10.31
3 63
Fund
20.67
-25c
Balanced
Inc_^
23.35
2.88
Dividend
3.16
13.89
15.10
23.65
Growth
Fund ————1
Electronics Investment Corp —1
23.41
25.C3
New
England
7 61
8 32
New
York
Equity
Fund
10
20c
Inc
Eurofunrl Inc
a20.65
7.65
1
—
Fidelity Capital Fund
1
Fidelity Fund Inc
—-5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Financial
Industrial
Mutual
Fund
Franklin Custodian
Common stock
Preferred
Funds
Fundamental Investors
Capital
1
6.08
10.12
10.94
.—1
13.59
18. ?5
11.21
565
S.21
2.80
__^__„-l
9.80
Fund
Inc
Price
5.70
16.33
6.24
17.90
•
10.01
10.91
50c
11.54
11.66
8.53
9.27
(T Rowe) Growth Stock
1
13.05
1.84
13.18
2.00
Puritan
Fund
Inc
—1
7.S6
8.50
17.96
Putnam
(Geo)
Fund——1
1
13 93
6.82
1
18.27
19.86
-1
6.8?
7.53
Quarterly
lc
8.56
9.38
lc
6.21
lc
,
Putnam Growt.li Fund
Scudder
Dist
Shares
Fund
of
Inc
Canada—25c
12.17
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund_l
Scudder Stevens & Clark—
6.81
al8.37
Common
Stock
Fund
Inc—1
13.16
20%
Seaboard
18%
Paul
Natl
Fire
Life
128
71'A
Ins
of
42%
45%
Springfield
20
21%
44'%
50%
Standard
47%
10
Title
Sec
a9.20
7.12
lc
12.71
13.92
12.06
13.21
6.22
6.8?
Southwestern Investors Inc.—1
13.16
84%
Travelers
51%
54%
United
8%
8%
Insurance
Ins
Co
of
9.08
9.95
Sovereign Investors
13.66
35.25
lc
Selected
8.96
Shareholders Trust of Boston—l
Smith
1 Edison
Bt
Fund—
1
10.98
12.00
15.95
17.48
shares
lie
8.84
7.50
State
shs—lc
7.00
7.68
Stein
shares— lc
7.78
8.11
Bond
lc
13.19
Mining
lc
5.75
lc
9.24
shares
Bond
shares
lc
—lc
Equipment shares
2.13
5.74
Railroad Stock shares
April
15, I960—
May
16,
5s
14.44
a27 39
11.76
12.72
3.43
Fund
June
3%
37 %
3
28
29%
Insurance
US Life
Insurance
City or
Westchester
N
Co
15,
2
42%
45%
2
28%
30%
32nds
more
or
5%s April 4, 1960
100.10
5.15s
100.13
100.16
100.18
100.15
100.17
4%s
Sept.
15,
1960
100.15
April
15,
1963
96.16
5%s
4s
May
June
3%s
10,
10,
Federal
3%s
97
Land
Bank
April
20,
2%s June
Aug.
March
March
%s Nov.
11,
6 30
lc
20,
1961
99
4s
Sept.
1961
99.16
100
May
100.5
99.16
100
4%s
100.2
2%s
May
1,
1963
100.24
3%s
May
2,
1966
20,
1,
1962_
Aug.
20,
1962
United
Income Fund
H-C7
II-DA
5 01
10c
4.92
Inc
1
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income Fund of Boston Inc
1
Incorporaed Income Fund-.
Incorporated Investors
United Funds
4
%s
March
20,
1968
4%s
March
20,
July
5.47
United
101.8
96.24
99.28
100
15.
100.16
99.16
99
1969
100
100.16
5 %s Feb.
20, 1970_—
3'As April 1, 1970
5 %s July 20, 1970
4 %s Oct. 1, 1970-1967
97.8
99.12
7.-55
2.70
Shares_l
8 2c
Line
Special
Fund Inc ___:
13.70
14.97
15.39
16.73
6.23
6.81
Inc—l
5.35
5.85
1
Situations
3%s May
3.19
3.49
9.72
10.62
12.73
13.84
1
13.76
100.28
101.7
101.9
I960.
99.27
101.16
105
106
91.24
92.24
105
106
100.16
101.16
15.00
Wall
9.21
Washington
—
1,
91.8
92.8
1971
Fund
Inc—
lc
10.47
11.45
10.71
11.72
6.36
6.96
Whitehall Fund Inc
4.84
5 29
Wisconsin
15,
15,
cne
or
more
Maturity—
32nds
100.3
100.5
100.2
100.4
1960
100.16
100.18
99.4
99.12
98.12
1961/
98.20
100.2
100.6
100.12
100.16
96.24
1962
4s
Recent
lc
Security & Conv.
Bonds—
Bid
Lomb
Opt 4%s
Petroleum
1979
lie
6s___ 1980-76
56
Burlington Industries 4%s—1975
100
Financial
5'As
1980
Pacific
Ry 4s
1.969
Carrier Corp 4'As
—__1982
Central Illinois Light 4%s_1990<
Chance Vought 5'/4S
1977
Chesapeake & Potomac Tel—
5s
1
2000
States
Gas
Equity
Fund
1980
Credit
Oil
Natural
Dayton
Power
Dayton
Rubber
5'As—1980
Ref
Gas
&
6s—1972
5s—1985
Lgt
Gas
13.25
586
6.34
119
'
General Port Cement
58
General
—
Gen'l
Tire &
Hilton
Hotel
105%
Rubber
6s
1977
5s
Fla
Telep) of
Bid
15, 1962
l'As April 1, 1962—
Aug. 15, 1962—
l'As Oct. 1, 1962
97
99.18
99.22
l'As
15,
Oct.
103
102%
Can
Northern Ind
Northspan
107%
107
151
156
101%
103%
99%
Pacific
&
103%
104%
Sons—
1,
102%
77%
82
1976
5s
Pub Ser
Uran
WW
Pacific
5%s
4%s_1990
ww—1963
Ss
Phoenix
100%
Public
Steel
Serv
Co
1977
——1973
—
Telephone
104
95
102%
97%
5%s
1993
Okla
5s_1990
5%s
of
1969
96%
100
103'A
79
101%
103%
2010
5%s
103%
Sheraton Co of Am 5s ww—1967
112
102%
103
Sperry Rand 5%s
1982
1977
110%
1985
104
3%s
1975
125
Elec
1976
110
103
103%
101%
102%
Service
5%s
Amer 5s_—
—1971
"
1971
US
111
1981
6s— 1980
ww
Underwood Corp 5%s
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
G
C 5S
78%
98
102%
99%
98%
102
103%
81
101%
121%
Texas
1970
Industries
5%s
96.12
93.16
100.2
100.6
92.8
92.16
1963—
103.2
103.16
103.20
103.24
l'As
15,
Oct.
Nov.
103.4
1,
1964
15,
103.8
90.24
1964——__A—.
91
89.24
1964-a_
4%8
——
Westcoast Trans 5V2S
Rate
90
103.10
Dated
7-
1-59
4-
4-60
100
100.1
4%%
8-
3-59
5%s
5-
2-60
100.4
12-1-59
100.6
9-
1-59
6-
5.375%
1-60
100.6
100.8
10-
1-59
7-
5-60
100.13
100.15
11-
2-59
8-
100.16
100.18
1371
,1983
1-
4.80%
1-60
4.40%
103.14
5.25%
2-
Due
Bid
Ask
9-
1-60
100.21
100.23
10-
4-60
3-60
100.25
100.27
1-60
11-
3wi
1-60
12-
1-60
100.21
100.23
4-
4-60
1-
3-61
100.7
100.9
'•
United States
Yield Price
Bid
March
31,
April
1975
3%s
Petroleuth
5%S
99.28
96.8
Federal Intermediate Credit
Bank Debentures
Dated
Due
Bid
Ask
Rate
101 %
108%
106
99.24
93.8
1963
4.45%
103 %
99%
1981
Brass
National
102'A
<M)
4%s
Mueller
94.20
5s Aug.
4%s
185
Lowenstein
97%
94.12
4%s Nov. 15, 1963
l'As April 1, 1964
4%s May 15, 1964
5% %
1984
ww
91
102%
95.20
100.20
15, 1962—
Feb. 15, 1963
l'As April 1, 1963
May
100.20
95.12
:i
-
•
1-60
-
100.26
100.28
.■
126
5S—1990
89
96
100.16
100.12
2%s
4s
Ask
(Con timed )-
4s
Ask
6s ww-1982
Louisiana Gas Service 5YasA985
101%
98
95.24
point
a
Feb.
5.20s
Debentures Issues
Textron
Acceptance
12.26
1990
Duquesne Light 5s
Natural
1
—1
Inc
90%
1980
5'As
Fund
88
5'As_1990
5VaS.
Fund
Bonds—
Producing
6s
Commonwealth
104%
Ask
of
'
4.65s
Intl Resources Fund Inc
97
94.24
Mutual
Growth Fund_lc
Institutional Income Fund—lc
Wellington
Wellington
May
4%s Feb. 15, 1972-1967
37/aS Sept. 15, 1972
3%S Nov.
1960
1960
8.67
1
100.7
100.26
1961
Aug. 1, 1961—
%s Oct. 1. 1961—
3%s Feb.
7.93
Ask
100.5
4s
-10c
991
8 57
3 %s
106
Treasury Notes
1 'As Oct. 1, 1960
1 'As April 1, 1961-
1
Street Investing Corp——I
x9.07
1
Institutional
11.34
1
Ltd
Line Income Fund
Investors
Fund
4%s
10.43
1,
May 15,
May 15,
Aug. 15,
3 %s
7.84
1
Canada
95.8
100
Bid
15,
April
%s
13.09
7.17
Line Fund Inc
Value
Institutional Shares I.td—
Foundation
3
12.04
Value
a25 89
2.47
Funds
94.8
99
105
Treasury Notes—
1
Value
—
1
-
General
94.16
98.16
1969_:
4%s
95.20
93.16
I
101.4
99
101.24
95.4
101.24
101.4
Certificates of Indebtedness—
4s May 15,
1960
4%s Nov 15 1960
4%s Feb.
Inc—
United Science Fund
10c
A
Fund
Corp
101.8
101.8
98.16
99.16
+
100.30
Maturity—
1 'As
19.35
A
101.8
U. S. Certificates of
Indebtedness and Notes
6.61
Fund —1
M
99.27
100.30
101.4.
1960
100.26
100.22
1972
6.05
Fund
Ferro
100.3
99.25
I960——_
4s
1969—
10,
Century Growth lnv_
Continental
Series
__
International
&
Accumulated
Series
10,
Feb.
7.27
S
Fund
United
18.78
April
10.37
CJ
Growth
Twentieth
United
Paso
100.1
1960
I960—
100.4
1963_
5%s
6.64
10.08
10.39
8.45
El
100.5
Bonds—
100.10
1963
4%s
—lc
Townsend
9.20
19.64
Power
100.21
100.3
100
1
1961
4%s June 10, 1965
3%s March 11, 1968
9.49
Inc
11.83
Duke
100.11
100.19
—
3%s April 3,
1960
10,
12,
100.9
—
100.2
5%s Sept. 11, 1961
3%s Feb. 13, 1962
4%s Sept. 10, 1962
3'As
Dec.
100.2
100.3
1960
12,
Ask
100
100.8
1960
23,
Sept.
4%s
J,
20,
Oct.
5.40s
1960
5.35s
A
June
1,
I960—
5%s Sept 1, 1960
4'As Oct. 3, 1960 wi
100.17
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
5.30s April 11, 1960
point
a
Bid
100.4
100.11
I'XiO
of
for Cooperatives—
100.8
1960
1
Fund
7.71
Consol
the
39%
Fire
100.2
—
1960
1960
3%s
one
Banks
15,
Texas
2.35
10.80
Commercial
in
■
Y
Ask
15,
7.73
19.07
Coastal
48'/«
5
Fire
371/4
July
I
lc
T
45%
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
49%
Aug.
Television-Electronics Fund
9 48
Utilities
I
85 %
S
Figures after decimal point represent
—-——i
Slock
—
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
Hamilton Funds Inc—
Canadian
2.50
28%
82%
S
34
4%s
a35.37
lc
shares
Inc
J
—lc
shares
Fund
9.69
Sterling Investment FundInc.l
10.12
Petroleum
1
Street Investment Cdrp__*
Roe & Farnham
Balanced
6.31
shares
American
Shares—1.25
Machinery
Merchandising shares
C
8%
26
5
U
46%
Home.Loan Banks—
37.25
Bond
Industrial
British
•52%
7%
8
14.96
Administered shares
&
32%
407
49%
2
Co
55
30%
102
10
Amer
43
52%
50%
2
Y)
7%
39%
49
U
3
14.23
lc
Institutional
Bausch
5
(N
35%
58%
7
5
.
Ins
65%
32
55
10
Life
•
60
10
Marine
&
21%
1
Guaranty Co (N Y)
79
Co
Fire
51%
19%
2
)-.
4%
49
10
Amer
$6.50 preferred
Standard Accident
42
25%
4'A
6.25
Security Life & Trust Co
5
Ins
Marine
Surety Co
Security Ins (New Haven
1
Life
(Texas)
Insurance
Life
&
Y)_
Seaboard
10
5%s
4
6.49
shares
Railroad
Republic
St
l5
4.65s
15.14
7 41
10.12
Republic Insurance
91%
36%
5%s
16.61
9 24
80%
87
34
85 %
23%
2
5
55%
81
5
Reinsurance Corp
10
Bid
10.83
1
lc
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)
52%
(N
61%
25-%
1
49
77
5.40s
2.50
Inc
Fund Inc
45%
x49%
4
56
51%
5
C)
64
23%
_5
10
(N
48 %
59%-
10
Pyramid Life Ins Co
al3.53
1
Philadelphia Fund Inc
Pine Street Fund Inc__
Fund
10.56
1
,
Penn
Pioneer
3.09
8.94
Securities
1
Square Mutual Fund
Peoples Securities Corp
Providence-Washington
—
Federal
Over-The-Counter
10.33
Corp
shares
General
Inst
12.59
16 97
4.60
56
7%
13%
45%
10
Co
33
38
12
10
—
54
.
Obligations of Government Agencies
,13.55
2.44
52%
Figures after decimal point represent
14.04
5.99
Owners
(Fla)
&
12.53
lc
shares
llome
9.32
——
Phoenix
Inst.uanee Corp of Amer
50c
Jefferson Standard Life Ins
10
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y__10
9.06
8.53
Capital Fund
Chemistry
Philadelphia Life Ins
53%
Co—
6.64
8.29
1
,_1
Fund——
3%
80%
.-2.50
Insurance
8.56
(The) Stock Fund-lc
Chemical
Common
Haydock
7.83
_1
Series——-
3
(Jacksonville Flu)-2%
Co—
10
Insurance
Co—
76
Insurance
&
Indemnity
Pacific Insurance Co of n Y
Peerless Insurance Co
50%
8%
50
4.33
12.85
Aviat ion-Electronics—
Tobacco
3.98
1
_lc
Pacific
39%
49 %
30%
12%
6.14
1
Inc—
Electrical Equip Shares
Building
shares
Capital Growth Fund
RR
11.70
5 62
Inc
Securities—
Automobile
Steel
10.71
1
-
Series
Electronics Shares
4.20
General Investors Trust—
Fully
14.34.
One William Street Fund
5 48
Inc
General
Food
3.50
21.01
13.26
1
Futures
Group
3.22
19.43
1
Oppenhcimer Fund
2.23
series
1
12 35
•
series
stock
68
5
—-
Life
Insp
16.30
1
Founders Mutual Fund—
63%
20
40 %
35%
3.33 %
Y„
N
62 %
18%
;_5
Insurance
Ins Co of
-1
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Hartford Steam Boiler
12.28
10c
Inc
Hanover
—1
Slock
Nucleonics
17%
8.53
13.25
16.01
———
of Canada Ltd
—
7.93
7.81
15.08
Fund Inc.l
Florida Growth Fund Inc
Florida
16
Northern
67
1
Stock Series
Energy Fund Inc
71%
120
10.24
——
(S F)
Insurance
Life
Co_.
4
Fund
Franklin
Ins
91%
116
7,
April
April
April
April
May
May
May
14,
12,
19,
May 26,
June
99.906
99.870
99.900
99.827
99.867
July 28,
1960
99.720
1960
9,
22,
23,
1960
30,
1960
4,
Ask
-
99.192
99.136
99.128
99.042
:
99.074
gg 983
1960
—
99.017
98.904
98.939
August
11,
I960—
99.694
98.836
August
18,
1960
99.624
98.777
98.816
99.574
August 25, 1960
September 1, I960
September 8, 1960—
September 15. 1960
98.717
98.758
98.622
September 22. I960—
October 17, 1960—
98.428
98.457
98.117
98.162
97.330
97.412
99.496
1960
June
99.752
August
_
99.603
99.514
99.436
1960
June
99.828
1980_
—.
99.106
99.098
—
99 549
,
1960—
16,
770
99.164
99.669
1960
1960—-
June
99.944
'
I960-——
1960
93%
99.877
1960———
June
Yield Price
Bid j
July 7, 1960
July 14, I960.—
July 15, 1960
July 21, I960—
I960-—99
2,
99.983
99.928
I960—.
June
104%
99.975
1960
15,
21,
28,
5,
1960
Treasury Bills
Ask
99.457
99.369
99.336
99.314
99.328
99.243
;
99.391
99.522
January
15,
98.874
98.666
98.560
1961—
98.606
98.499
99.258
98.547
122
FOOTNOTES FOR
91
90
80%
84
OVER-THE-COUNTER
Nef York stock Exchange, ?J2£ stock, yleLd p:,lce- "Ek-rights.
YOTkmockATcha^A t New b,BI?
Ex-dividend,
New
x
wi When
ISSUES
k Admitted to listing
issued,
g
144
37
2
J
116'A
37%
46'A
2.50
Northeastern
68%
G'o_
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Deposit of Md
Fireman's
Fire
58
137
10
River
10
Inc
Insurance
York
North
13%
112
1
Casualty
33%
12%
5
Fire
44%
45
31%
5
A
4%
35%
42
10
coin
class
Amsterdam
Hampshire
5
4
9.33
Income Series
22.12
Stock
Co
(D C)-1.50
14.81
—
Stock
1
.
Fund
162
A A
Fire—
Corp
New
21
366
154
Fidelity
al3.40
—
Series
Preferred
Howard-
&
Balanced
19 V2
352
5
(D C)
Gov Employ Life Ins
Great American
1
Series
Series
Federal
Union
New
35%
10
Co_
5
1
Inc
Wide Securities Co Inc_l
1
Baton
Forstor
&
Home
.beneficial. interest
Bond
2.50
2
Life
General Reinsurance Corp
Glens Falls
.—1
Fund
Investors Corp—
National Securities Series—
9 4c
Shares
DreyTus
of
Shares-
E
Dividend
71 %
Fund -1
Investment
Diversified
Crum
Gulf
National
—
(Ky)
General
4%
41%
—10
..
Inc
246
33%
10
Accident Ins
54
237
4
(Bait)—
New
12.12
——1
Mutual Income Foundation Fd_l
1
Fund
Co
33'A
Ins
Globe & Republic Ins Co
Government Employees Ins
Automation
Mutual Shares Corp——
Mutual Trust
Shares,
Vegh Investing Co Inc
De Vegh Mutual Fund lnc_
Delaware Income
12.97
Stock
Inc
Mutual
De
Series
Life
—5
14.02
Trust
int_33%e
22.36
17%
22.56
u«
—
20 68
8.62
7.12
—
Massachusetts Life Fund—
Units of beneficial interest—1
20.07
20.72
2.40
——
——
15.08
7.93
1
3.54
—*
13.95
14 11
Investment Inc
Income Fund
lc
—lc
shares-
—-—
1
B
2.05
Growth
Inc
18 16
Western
2.31
—33 %c
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund-
Diver
Insurance Co
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
_1.25
Employers Group Assoc—
*
Employers Reinsurance C'orp—5
2 95
3.35
Investors
1
Consolidated Investment 'J'rusL-1
—
3.61
lc
beneficial
Investors
Fund
Inc
14 58
a
—lc
shares
Massachusetts
Mass
Composite Bond & Stock
__
a24.32
———lc
_.
shares
Special Investment
10.15
Inc
*
shares
9.34
Fund
Can—1
Electrical Equipment- shares_lc
General Industries shares—lc
Metal
15.13
Fund
of
Sayles Mutual Fund
Paper
1
Series
Fund
Managed Funds—
13 57
—1
Dividend
Fund
8%
Bankers Natl Life Ins (N J)—2
Beneficial Standard Lite
1
Boston
15.400
Investment
Crown
_1
15 %
Transport
_i-—
Inc
Composite
Fund —
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
Fund Inc
1
Lazard
Income
Commonwealth
National Fire
45%
133
Commonwealth Stock Fuud
9%
Life
61%
14,800
10.22
Monument
1
9.72
12.42
3%
18%
50%
10
Manufacturers
56
126
1
3%
1
&
42
Casualty
1
Merchants
10
Shippers
Continental
100
3%
-5
14.63
Fund
Concord
(Galveston)
27%
3
Amer
11.65
./."Fund' Inc
Nat
26
-1.
—
49'A
Bankers
Looinis
—
44
20%
17%
.
—10
L_
Amer Life
American Re-insurance
Ins
Va
Massachusetts
14.48
&
1
of
Life
62
19
Ins Co inc_
1
Casualty
1
Bonding
5
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins
_5
Merchants Fire Assurance—12.50
Loyal
13.84
Assurance
9.o«V
10%
13.79
Connecticut
Corp—100
9%
13.27
Continental
10.77
.13%
32.39
6.86
13.43
Securities
12%
Inc
Co
National
12.63
Com
14.59
Inc—,—_—-50c
Companies
Life Insurance
Lincoln
Sl.ks)_l
Priced
13.83
Boston--——1
Life
12%
17%
Keystone Fund of Canada Lid_I
6.31
of
Common wealth
Fund
Mercury
17 23
Fund
preferred
43
11
25%
58
3
—
16
5
Amer
13.35
8 86
Colonial Energy Shares
39 %
Tenn
of
Ask
23%
Maryland
Corp,.
(Wash D C)
Fund_i_—_1
8 87
30%
(Newark N J)__2%
Life Insurance Investors Inc —1
Life Insurance Stk Fund Inc—1
&
28%
-5
Investors
Lexington
1
Christiana
American
14 43
10.23
10
Bid
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)__5
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)
2
Life & Casualty Ins Co
86%
Assurance
17.34
9.36
83
5
1
13 32
Fund—
Stock
Fund
Amer Ins Co
20.02
12.48
'..73%
Ins—
16.49
1
Century Shares Trust
Chemical
15.26
18.35
Par
81%
72
Fla)
Home
1
Inc
—.
Life
Growth
Heritage Life
(Jacksonville
American
Ask
77
10
conv
13.98
11.44
Bid
10
Co
1
Fund
Canadian International Growth
Fund
(Low
9.85
Surety
Insurance-
Lexington
California Fund Inc
Canadian
9.02
S-4
8.43
11.06
16.57
Stocks)-—1
S-3
S-2
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Fund Iuc_"
2
1
Bonds)
Bonds)
Pfd
(Speculative Pfd Stks)—1
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
(Income Com Stocks)
1
(Speculative Com Stk) _1
S-l
13.OO
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
Boston
Priced
81-25
.
&
Fidelity & Casualty_5
preferred
5
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
American
B-3
I.65
15.18
5 25
1c
American
24.13
8 30
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp
Life
Bonds)
1
(Medium Grade Bonds)-1
Inc__l
Fund
a23.89
(Investment
Axe-Hjughton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Hougliton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc.l
Mut
America
Johnston (The) Mutual Fund—1
Keystone Custodian Funds—
21%
Monday, March 28, 1960
.
(Quotations for Friday, March 25)
Par
Ask
9.73
Development
(ex-3-for-l
Bid
1
Inc—1
Fund.,
Fund
Par
Investment
4.06
.
Insurance Companies
Mutual Funds—
2.30
—1.25
Investors
American
Ask
2.09
Business Shares——1
American
Amer
Bid
Par
.
y Ex-stock
on
the
dividend.
Number 5937.
Volume 191
;
.
The Commercial
.
and
Financial Chronicle
the course; of :bank - clearings
Clearings this week-.will show an increase compared with
Bank
all
be
a year ago.
cities
the United.States for which it is possible to obtain weekly
cities of
those of the corresponding week last
9.6% above
t
for
clearings will
Bethlehem
$25,620,186,467 against $23,382,413,102 for the same
there is a gain for the week ending Friday of 7.8%.
center
week follows:
lor the
mary
.
,
-
York" +_
New
1.
At this
Our comparative
Scranton
>t-y .*-•».
-
7.8
..+
896,000,000
+
27.1
773,913,154
+
■_________———
508,483,678
f-
—-
I
464,528,529
612,219,194
580,935,592
392,802,226
——.—
—-Li-———-—.
705,998,017
452,375,630
—
—
365,600,000
780,219,000
—
———-
Cleveland'
Baltimore
(11
26,019,958
:
——
14,667,616
;v.
—
1,264,682,336
*
cities," five
Mansfield
—
312,237,566
5,081,487.455
—_
Total all cities,
five days—_.
Total all-cities
"'+
+
9.3
the whole
week in 1959.
was
9.6
+
New York
Boston
showing
1,307,026,801
3.2
1,099,869,288
1,492,909,120
—
:■++
5.2
+
1.2
12,923,106
-14,741,138
—12.3
.——
307,023,940
280.031,299
+ 11.0
619.431,651
547.804,946
+•'.
58,563,400
54.513,100
15,122,33 9
11,720,463
14,459,600
13,485,975
3.1
438^306,623
477,036,292
+
6.5
1,362,141,364
1,498,300,631
+
9.2
+
3.1
—
9.2
+ 24.5
13,348,122
16,622,687
523,517,281
507,551,648
+
1,654,015,295
—
1,553,205,002
—
——
+
9.6
.as
cases
however, which
'
i
—
5,236.430
23,828,000
23,108,000
———
247.497,690
272,614,365
4,796,580
10,790,380
147,756,485
856,465,690
.225,699.302
7,342,600
2.2
367,770,730
419,501,017
+
3.4
140,435,674
141,295,147
—
865,089,238
7,604,790
+
1.0
412,337,885
142,874,466
(6
25,497,75#
223,349,605
+ 15.3
9,357,942
421,356,705
Columbia—Washingtoncities)
—
3,756,640
4,247,103
22,599,500
"
766,007,402
+
823,092,470
|
Sixth Federal Reserve District- Atlanta—
appear
in
Nashville
Ac¬
35,387,234
—-—-
159,209,211
555,900,000
7,467,524
6,501,014
332,143.930
334,372,753
263,296,722
264,646,273
—
Mobile——
137,895,056
454,300,000
6,1
+
6,251,83'3
9.8
—
6,597,160
6,093,690
0.7
—
299,623,536
305,819,723
243,516,205
18,351,740
0:5
232,652,023
17,937,383
14,879,001
+ 20.6
18,745,815
886,902
594,163
+ 49.3
560,567
620,130
294,114,741
266,348,729
+ 10.4
220,141,224
243,650,377
1,672,844,661
:—-—
1,594,842,057
4.9
1,407,560,115
1,452,033,159
——
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New
140,197,810
448;600,000
6,038,752
—
7,036,841
7,209,364
—_—
Florida—Jacksonville
<35,534,415
34,403,228
6.8
+ 12.9
492,600,000
Augusta
2.4
—
170,885,959
—
Alabama—Birmingham
present further below,
36,268,974
—
—
Georgia—Atlanta
the week ends
has to be estimated.
we
v;
11,687,37V
11,255.033
+
14,365,907
+16.6
Virginia—Huntington
Total
not available at .time of going to press.
(10
Orleans
—
v
+
-they
are
We group the cities according to the
located and from this we note that in the
an
Seventh Federal Reserve District—Dhicago-?-
clearings
Michigan—Ann
Rapids
Lansing
Indiana—Fort
improvement of 8.7% and in the
District the totals
are-
Reserve
District
larger by
are
smaller >by 1:0%
The Chicago Reserve ;District has tb itsycredit
.
Terre
Haute
decrease o£; 12.1%
following
we
:
Des
-
-
City
.
—
totals
furnish
an
11,252,384
86,202,000
9,419,973'
3,582,264
•+ 13.4
7,100,729
+ 12.7
2,1
2.6
+
18,i
Total. (17
cities)..
5.6
6.9
+ 10.5
+ 28.4
6,676,646
1,811,480,133
44,604,631
13,289,501
I,
1,409,280
15,259,213
10,131,767
:
1,148,815,881
7,250,546
,+11.1
6,573,010
-
•
1,382,024
1,306,133,570
6,771,344
17,391,458
1,892,487,521
...
■r
16,606,418
8,013,680
————''
156,702,000
49,634,834
<
10,397,124
3,733,913
v
154,366,434 '
9.0
+
1,407,793
;
—
+
:
9,938,209 v-i-
1,172,180,560
7,109,170
15,596,851
9,.786,000
'
20.0
6,227,425
6,232,025
+ 0.1
1,556,107,383
1.577,7tli4(X>
+
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
a
-
+
+
1,329,571
——
Springfield
increase of 0.6%.
(
7,856,212
1,395,901,236
—
Peoria
an$ in the Dallas Reserve District of 7.5%, but in the San
12,503,010
83,443,000
5.8
13,007,090
Chicago
'
+ 16.9
—•
7,481,238
19,315,107
Illinois—Bloomington
■Decatur
+
8,778,092
—26.3
172.744,345
;
% 55,973,562
• + 19,314,798
<
18,707,458
3.3
—
146,934,000
10,988,507
i
'4,488,450
8,853,668 '
Rapids
Moines
Sioux
9,802,753
14,471,509
10,352,108
5,089,708
188,235,477 +
,
3,222,275
19,746,237
9,674,267
"
+ 11-8V
18,456,878
*'
108,309,000
—-
——
3,091,873
+ 19.9
3,566,035
<
4,275,348
20,642,985
<9,482;289'
16,910,656
-—;
-
Rockford
Francisco Reserve District there is
In the
In the Kansas City Reserve District the
loss of 9.1%.
a
——-
—
Wayne-
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
gain of 4.9% and the. St. Louis Reserve District of 0.1%, but the Minneapolis Re¬
District suffers
:
■South Bend
Richmond Reserve
by 4.9%, but in the
i—-
—
Indianapolis
4..ti%, but in the Philadelphia Reserve District the totals
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
the Atlanta
Arbor
Grand
row a—Cedar
in
and
a
cities)
increase of 4.8%ythe aggregate clearings for
Reserve District, the totals register
decline of 3.2%.
a
an
4nqrease of 8.8%.
an
Resefye jpistrict pf
record
show
14,790,173
8.5
Outside of this city there was a gain of 0.5%, the bank
•
Federal1 Reserve Districtsin which
serve
17,899,373
15,461,733
eouritry having amounted to $28,682,737,306 agaifrst $27,378,097,411 in the
at this center
a
15.079,916
1.0
65,434,700
(7 cities)
Total
For that week there
March 19.
6.5%
0.3
able to give: final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
we are
same
+
;
14,522,585
615,983,989
Maryland—Baltimore
$25,620,186,467 $23,382,413,102
detailed statement,
7,456,72%
7,940,745
4,144,340
+
25,954,437
.
321,779,498
South Carollna—Charleston—.—^.
+10.7
+
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
In the elaborate
6,107,742
76,278,000
—
Macon
are
3,443,151
3.7
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
West
918,096,221
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch
Saturday and .the Saturday figures
■
•
8,115,792
■1—
+
•
a:
Total
5.4
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
issue of next week.
3,815,059
5.7
!—32.9
683,859,682
Tennessee—Knoxvllle
our
"
2.6
+ 25.8
4,590,481,120
996.297,491
for week——
1,039,000,000
325,702.374-
—
+ 10.5
—
$24,623,888,976 $22,464,316,881
——.
day——_
cities,: one
-
—+-•
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
1.4
District of
All
i
15,112,165
—
———
____—
Youngstown
+ 14.2
$19,542,401,521 $17,873,835,761
days;—
3,864,848
3.4
+ 49.6
—————
'
—
Richmond
citiesi t live -days--—~
Ten
8.6
.
7,993,183
—_———-
Virginia—Norfolk
Other
1,587,694
5,464,395
7,696,949
cities)—
+
—
7,380,162
3,666,740
—
Jersey—Trenton—
.
417,400,000
Francisco
1
7,801,831
—
.
501,609.103,
Pittsburgh 4
; 1,819,70%
2,054,152
<'
2,125,065
4,705,605
1,426,000.000
3,973,210
1,756,639
4,103,474
.—
—
Delaware—Wilmington
5.1
813,179,099
St., Louis
1,636,714
—13.1
4,947,737
York'
Cincinnati
Cleveland a-;
Columbus
+ 21.9
City.
Kansas
—24.8
6,138,499
1
Ohio—Canton
954,872,918
*
—24.5'.
1,230,000,000
sum¬
%
1,139,000,000
————_____
1957
,.
Fourth Federal Reserve
District—Cleveland—
1959
1,103,811,902
Boston
'
$
2,627,420
2,282,552
.
_
'«!
$
2,318,429
<
.5,371,075
•
——-
Wilkes-Barre
New
Dec. Vo
1,188,000,000
.
—
Philadelphia
Reading
Total
$13,269,785,367 $12,311,266 307
_
——-_'l
Philadelphia
San
week in 1959.
1960
Chicago
J.
-
'
—-
Lancaster
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
>.
*
1,714,979
K'
1,742,736
——...
'
Ended March 26
Week
'
1958
Inc. or
$
1,294.380
—————.—
y Chester
—-—
stand at
Week Ended March 19
1959
S
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Our preliminary totals
year.
f
1960
Pre¬
country, indicate ,that .for the week ended Saturday, March 26, clearings
the
0f
;Third Federal Reserve District—Philadelphia-
"
figures compiled by us based upon telegraphic advices from the chief
liminary
47
(1363)
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
summary
clearings
of bank
Week
Ended
March
1st Boston
2nd New
3rd
19-
Philadelphia
10th Kansas
City
12th San
Francisco
.__10
aua
766,007,402
823,092,470
865,089,238
—
1,594,842,057
+
4.9
1,407,560,115
1,452,033,159
1,811,480,133
+
0.1
1,556,107,383
1,577,711,405
820,965,771
814,289,854
+
0.8
717,983,737
724,810,676
North
Dakota—Fargo
809,723,217
—
9.1
680,922,524
651,734,151
South
Dakota—Aberdeen
735,644,578
805,109,040
—
707,305,226
12.1
660,845,957
697,282,381
725,242,349
—
670,510,728
7.5
578,962,535
If
1,580,430,087
1,571,466,974
+
0.6
1,396,776,747
28,682,737,306
27,378,097,411
+
4.8
25,783,764,444
13,281,812,037
+
0.5
11,506,191,306
f
v.k *
X
>' 9
1
1958
3,838,626
New
,_i
_
Bedford
Worcester.
5,840,406
3,482,105
+ 13.6
-2,903,494
+
5.8
1,332,426
1,376,604
19.3
3,250,650
+
14,586,354
t101
"12,762,292
13,642,211
16,063,895
15,137,337
+
2.8
12,072,340
11,744,458
15,566,332
44,571,390
43,658,226
.
59,293,173
47,944,258
+23.7
20,775,629
+ 25.8
17,975,432
+
9.2
32,261,000
(12
cities)
+
25.1
2,900,517
1,012,642,494
.
967,219,286
875,248,566
W
York—-Albany
Elmlra'
Rochester.
:
:
*
!W
Total
3,534,510
3,663,972
160,729,455
+
3.5
2,682,382
14,348,611
680,922,524
651,734,15.1
6,533,712
8.9
156,019,999
172,501,973
v
10,806,658
6,362,200
+ 41.8
—12.2
32,490,696
434,804,582
—15.5
12,785,614
,
(9
!
cities)
26,924,412
457,384,229
.12,614,830
805,109,040
2.8
6,668,553
6,375,401
—12.1
6,722,479
707,305,226
9,199,387
—13.9
14,833,891
12,532,830« ft
688,652
10,032,959
—
534,007,834
13,903,235
756,232
18.2
—
9,806,297
32,305,552
459,683,874
755,2.59
992,702
2.0
—
—32.0
878,633
11,221,176
194,327,518
176,935,273
District—Dallas—
Eleventh Federal Reserve
:
'
.
Dallas
••Fort
Worth
Galveston
Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport
Wichita
Total
7.7
2,681,425
14,277,573,138
:
i
■
660,845,957
697,282,381
—
■
15,199,365
15,080,363
581,428,679
46,758,013
6,014,000
5,465,673
15,764,000
—
638,573,484
—
12,900,215
10,206,852
8.9
499,072,269
547,664,844
4.9
"40,318,344
40,355,484
—
6,237,000
3.6
7,701,000
6,916,571'
—21.0
6,918,936
13,736,266
0.8
+
44,577,298
+14^8
.
,
12,054,136
..
8,936,000
7,203,438
.12,851,136
10.1
45,168,423
—10.6
25,021,457
56,361,685
;
" :$y>-
~
J78,786,001
101,828,959
tar
+
(a)
'•
San
2.2
68.361,229
77,011,083
77,104,916
4.0
85.942,746
93.738,653
97,865,720_
> t
(10
"14^553+03.460
+
8.7
14,681,338,826 14,245,217,968
0.8
219,013,667
253,751,132
8.5
5,824,862
3.2
214,229,942
5,087,956
203,946,072
7.1
109,729,929
110,318,220
6.0
32,076,082
0.9
19,320,236
18.943,477
2.8
747,726,682
779,447,975
1.4
27.961,944
24,471,892
—
—
—
19,661,862
827,476,721
36,782,720
37,299,034
—
+
—
30,507,367
11,702,184
•'
10,564,483
+ 10.8
8,251,412
7,556,027
15,375,476
13,862,267
+ 10.9
12,641,991
11,237,333
Vt
(108 Cities)
Outside New York City
ia) Clearings
"
-
-
a
i
•
0.6
1,396,776,747
+
4.8
25,783,764,444
26,185,483,075
+
0.5
11,506,191,306
12,399,319,77%
.
:
28,682,737,306
27,378,097,411
13,347,578,801
13,281,812,037
operations discontinued.
1,445,267,451
+
1,571,466,974
1,580,430,087
cities)
•Estimated.
15,814,742,919
19,485,964
-
..•••■
33,596,197
6,042,574
851,035,170
——
—.—
Grand total
127,567,290
31,577,262
:
Jose
Total
,■•
627,217,7.-54
+
251,639,972
118,520,529
City—
Santa Barbara
fit
578,962,535
+
243,756,574
243,604,714
Stockton
24,182,020
25,895,121
7.5
District—San Francisco—
—
Francisco
—
725,242,349
670,510,728
-
245,789,421
6,556,647.
Pasadena
48.134,500
27,390,350
Lake
Utah—Salt
13,786,163,301
fa)
cities)—
California—Long Beach
San
8.8
r"
(6
-
Oregon—Portland
2.506,507
+
62,039,864
cities)
147,402,665
+
New Jersey—
o
23,067,042
5.9
3,438,633
'
24,492,583
26,505,361
+
14,096,285,374
r—
Jersey—Newark—;
Northern
+15.6
.
3,703,529
'
1,005,660
718,726
28,376,437
Twelfth Federal Reserve
15,335,158,505
s.Vfacuse
onectlcut—Stamford
14,197,908
9.1
—
City—
7,635,651
Texas—Austin
9,790,286
——"''
York
—10.9
16,171,159
985,488
Washington—Seattle
27,145.430
164,147,380
------
•
Jamestown
New
.
173,810,883
_'
7.2
+
809,723,217
-
Yakima
31,388,085
+
;
4,939,76*
5,575,013
—-
-949,905,889
Second Federal -Reserve Districts-Hew York
Buffalo
9,206,046
4,847,234
7,038,132
—
2,629,309
3,919,451
3,133,957
Island—Providence'——----Hampshire-r-JManchester
Total
10,863,891
9.2
735,644,578
—
—
Total
31,926,400
431470,300
39,790,300
hode
ew
—14.4
4,707,713
7,426,078
24,789,800
26,131,808
'--r—-
—
New
cities)
'
3,302.297
-
onnectlcut—Hartford
(7
Missouri—Kansas City
St. Joseph
——
Colorado-"-Colorado Springs—
3,662,521
1,674,755
v
3,604,088
^
14,222,567
7,861,649
Wichita
6,558,440
+
•
: .4,299,729
———
160,510,175
804,216,751
1,772,552
——;
n
448,616,100
179,742,745
—
2,398.872
736,973,606
3,955,957
.
Springfield
2,405.013
2.7
+ 27.8
5,941,937
—
i
—
.807,309,940
—.---1...
1_
ti.
__
8,538,400
456,456,912
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
'
2.4
7,595,410
826,839,905
1__:
lassachusetts—Boston
River.
Total
1957
$
Dec. %
$;>•' II1"
1
•
7,775,702
8.4
8,629,850
14,409,384
Kansas—Topeka
March 19
Inc. or
1959
—
Fall
4.3
—11.7
Lincoln
.
Lowell
+
545,825,522
-
Omaha
$ •".
First Federal Reserva
i)istriet-4.Boston-i1
aine—Bangor.
3,733,982
Portland.,
724,810,676
4,276,047
Hastings
®
,.;U/<
717,983,737
12,180,392
Helena
siaiemem
•
h;r. ' -y AC+J,'
•
0.8
1
212,740,328
8,998,363
Nebraska—Fremont
Week Ended
at—
2,479,246
+
; i
814,289,854
187,795,182
Paul
Montana—Billings
12,399,319,774
/eek ended March 19 for four
years.
Clearings
2,600,057
500,123,561
|
Minneapolis
St.
26,185,483,075
13,347,578,801
aeianea
142,687,0 JV
4.1
District—Minneapolis-
Ninth Federal Reserve
Minnesota—Duluth
1,445,267,451
.
194,244,396
143,251,246
627,217,754
II
«...
our
1,498,300,651
1.0
385,400,000
200,932,434
1,492,909,i20
1,362,141,364
+
If
Outside New York
City.
nuw
1,099,869,288
6.5
371,200,000
3.4
4.5
427,800,00
820,965,771
cities)
(4
1,892,487,521
—108 cities
c
3.2
Total
—
..
6
Total
14,245,217,968
1,672,844,661
'{
If
44
9
11th Dallas
14,681,338,826
856,465,690
7
—
8.7
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Qulncy
1,307,026,801
4
2.
949,905,889
1,553,205,002
44
Louis
875,248,566
1,654,015,295
If
—17
Minneapolis'
4.7
1.9
219,198,003
164,494,316
2,797,535
419,600,000
226,542,364
171,912,072
2,911,335
Louis
Kentucky—Louisville
1,264,682,336
10
Chicago
8th St
*+
,
6
6th Atlanta
9th
14,553,403,460
4$
7
.
5th Richmond
7th
967,219,286
II
.—11
4th Cleveland
.$
15,814,742,919
9
—
$
1,012,642,494
It
ill.
York
1957
+
12 cities
;
1958
Dec. cIo
$
$
Missouri—St,
Inc:. or
1959
1960
.
48
The Commercial
(1364)
and Financial Chronicle
,
.
Monday, ^IVIaich 28, 1960
.
Company and Issue—
Pursuant
certifies
the requirements of Section
to
522 of the
Tariff
of
Act
the
1930,
daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
countries of the world.
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
due
Bank
Reserve
Federal
the different
on
debentures
6 Vb %
CERTIFIED
FEDERAL
BY
RESERVE
BANK
Houston
MARCH
]8.
1960
TO
MARCH
24,
due
INCLUSIVE
1960,
1,
May
Indiana
due
and
Country
Unit
Monetary
Buying
Noon
Rate
for
Cable
Transfers
York
New
in
in
(Value
States
United
Money)
1968
1,
Argentina,
Austria,
pound
.00311275
.203760
Switzerland.
.239780
.239775
.239775
I
.209650
.209687
.209725
2.807025
2.807180
.00161025
.00161015
.00161020
.00277010
.00277010
.327766
.327766
.327800
Africa,
.0800560
.0300560
.0300560
.262100
,26510b
.265095
.265065
2.778198
2.779232
2.779386
2.779485
.140050
.140084
.140150
.497700
.497700
.0349450
.0349300
.0'66367
HelmeMGe'o.
Hercules
.0160367
.193106
.193125
.1*1181
.230650
.230643
.230606
2.795696 :
2.795496
2.796537
2.796692
2.805980
2.807025
2.807180
preferred A
(quar.)
Hines
Paper Co.
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
the combined total of Treasury notes
decreased
bonds
ment
securities
increased
and U. S. Govern¬
Holdings of "other"
$59 million.
$61 million.
Decrease (—) Since
March 23,
ASSETS—
Gold
March 16,
account
Total
F.
R.
gold
notes
Other
18,158,643
R.
certificate
other
of
notes
account
1
—
1
•'?
19,117,162
Banks_____
781.251
—
-
-+
37,643
1
Industrial
S.
loans
Loans
and
adjustedt
Agricultural loans
Loans
361,887
23,165
31,698
693
227,249
+
chasing
U.
S.
1,106.117
;
253,300
—
Bonds
+
Holt
Loans
bought
outright
repurchase agreet.
Due
loans
from
foreign
Cash items in
Bank
and
25,107,179
253,300
—
—
119,400
—
securities
25,107,179
securities
25,500,764
banks
344.883
Loans
Real
22,000
—
372,700
—
396,558
—
—
366,883
U.
5,727,033
to
+
593,972
S.
597~417
102,697
assets
+
451
+
20,289
+
91,444
—1,241,864
—
580,254
105,128
—
+
389,424
Deposits:
U.
reserves
17,218,430
S.
Treasurer—general
Foreign
acct.
Total
deposits
Total
and
cash
15,326
4,815,738
divds.
accrued
33,421
50,382,392
—
one
One
five
to
with
—
65,418
1,225,345
+
432,396
574
+
4,262
—
t 395,138
;___
+
594
+
1.8,918
399,263
+
774,808
accounts.
85,139
20,696
93,602
—
108,085
—
liabs.
&
capital
to
deposit
and
F.
R.
accts.
51,637,477
ances
—1,241,864
purchased
and
14
—
(N.
3,187
4,936
3,830
9,773
+
61
13,154
+
335
877
preferred
coin___
1,147
banks———
+
+
+
523
3,947
+
235
—
135,520
+
25
Government
demand
Sound
Foreign
deposits
700
+ 1,150
188
551
46
12
261
4
880
+
1,388
deposits: Interbank
1,133
+
of
loans
to
domestic
on
banks
items
are
and
after
deduc¬
preferred
banks of
the
shows
the
ended
Federal
March
adjusted,
$1,150
and
$700
million
principal
Increases
million
in
U.
S.
in
reporting
of
in leading
changes
$1,067
demand
Government
member
for
the
million
in
cities
week
lc
financial
flected
a
ing tenders, and the
of $745
institutions
quarterly
adjusted,
demand
million and loans to
increased
tax
date
deposits,
$294 million,
page
which
NOTICE
Maracaibo
6%
Oil
Exploration
subordinated
Maryland
4%
&
(2%
sinking
notes,
redemption,
fund
provisions.
number gives the location in
debentures
Pennsylvania
fixed
int.)
needs.
OF
4.12%
4Va%
due
Oct.
15,
1972__;
series B bonds due Mar.
5.90%
4'/2%
Laclede
New
(quarterly
investment
Co.,
preferred stock
4'/2% cumulative preferred
——
State Electric
cumulative
1981__Mar29
&
1220
stock
3-15
3-31
,3-15
3-31
3-15
1
3-18
4-
3-31
3-31
3-31
3-
7
plus
.
3-31
4-15
3-25
4-1
3-
A
.
.
$1.03
7
7
$L.03V8
(quar.)_
(quar.)
4-
1
3-
$1.14
com.
(quar.)
preferred
2-29
3c
11c
.__
income)__
.
3-31
2c
(quar.)___.
preferred
4-
1
3-
7
4-15
4-
1
42'/2c
$1
.'___
4-
1
3-16
3-16
$1.05
pfd. B
(quar.)
3-16
4-
3-16
$1.06'A
(quar.)
4-
$1.4iy4
:
■
4-
$1.15
Indianapolis Water, 4'A%
4-
$1.25
Acceptance, Ltd.,
coihmon
3-10
3-10
4-
3-31
'3- 4
Bank
of
Commerce
(N
Y )
Ingersoll-Rand Co., 6%
pfd.
3-31
3-31
3- 4
J683Ac
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
3-
t$1.12y2
(quar.)
t40c
$56"Ac
3-31
3-
50c
preferred
50c
Pago
1973___May
4-11
3-28
4
4
—
(s-a)
participating class
4%
preferred
1
&
Bell,
$3
A
(quar.)__
j$i
60c
preference
Inland
Container,
1108
Inland
Natural
1113
Mar 31
904
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
Institutional Income
Fund,
vestment
J12y2c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
^__Apr
1
stock_____Mar 31
Gas Corp.—
preferred
(from
5.65%
Ingram
1,
3-31
7-
1
6-
1
Ingersoll Machine & Tool, Ltd.—
Georgia—
cumulative
Gas
1,
Date
of
income)
Fund
Michigan Electric—
4.60%
Industrial
3-15
3%
of
securities
on
4.20%
«
REDEMPTIONS
capital debs., series 1953, due May
Forge-Waynesboro Telephone Co.—
York
4.50%
Col
6
2-18
3-31
fi7J/2c
■____
Fund
Quarterly
Company and Issue—
Discount
Apr
RR.—
3- 2
2-29
3-31
t30c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
5'/2%
1
3-31
Canada, Ltd.—
(s-a)
A
4-
$ 12V2c
of
profits
preferred
2
}60c
Income
3-11
3-10
4-22
5-
Canada
preferred
5%
4-15
3-28
3-31
J62l/2c
"
of
preferred
Industrial
4-29
6-15
t35c
Co.
(quar.)__
(quar.)_
Indianapolis Power & Light,
4%
12-15
jl2V2c
_i
._
preferred
4.56%
12-30
tl2.y>c
(quar.)__
Co.
preferred
9-15
$1.25
50c
iquar.)
4i/2%
TENDER
Corp.—
PARTIAL
Clifton
re¬
net
'9-30
t37'/2c
(quar.)
_________
&
3-15
6-30
$2.15
(interim)
from
3-15
3-30
8c
Ltd.
Assurance
realized
3-31
5c
__2
(quar.)_____
$2.25
American
nonbank
Holdings of Treasury bills increased $112 million, and
under
bonds,
for
(except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details were given in the
"Chronicle."
a
total
called
the current volume
\
deposits
decrease of $470 million in
borrowings.
Commercial and industrial loans
increased in all dis¬
tricts and
called
corporate
loans
$551 million in demand deposits credited to domes¬
tic banks; and
stock
common
including those
of
"
(quar.)
Incorporated
The date indicates the redemption or last date for
mak¬
weekly
Reserve System
following
16:
of
and
list
a
50c
$1.25
(quar.)
from
3-15
4-15
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Foundation
1
1
40c
preferred
preference
3-15
44-
5-2
20c
preferred
Income
Redemption Calls and Sinking
found
25c
(quar.)__
R.
Ltd.
3-15
$1.25
$2.50
Life
3- 9
$1.50
"
$1.40
Imperial
3-15
3-31
$47V2c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Paints,
common
4-15
(Ontario)-—
Imperial Investment Corp., Ltd.—
Class A common (quar.)
shown gross.
3-15
4-15
62'/2c
(quar.)
R.
4-15
$20c
(quar.)
Corp.
3-31
J40c
A
3- 9
8
$10c
(quar.)
Flo-Gaze
3
3-23
6c
:
pfd.
3-11
4-
70c
._
918
+
comparable basis; reporting form revised July 8, 1959.
be
6-
(quar.)
Central
Common
will
3-11
6-20
3%
B__
1st preferred
Imperial Tobacco
360
3-11
3-31
Imperial Capital Fund
Class B
commercial
reserves; individual loan
3-11
Corp
Imperial
(Toronto)
Below
statement
class
Mortgage
Co.
3-31
$1.41'A
(quar.)
Telephone
3-11
3-31
•
Bell
3-31
3-31
3-31
dividend)
Refrigerator
Cement
Indiana
condition
Erie
3-31
4-15
3-31
(quar.)__
conv.
3-31
4-15
31'Ac
(quar.)
34
Fund Notices
The
5%
3-18
4-15
62'/2c
.
i__
Illinois Brick
'Preliminary (San Francisco District).
65,794
Condition Statement of Member Banks
Ltd.,
3-18
4
20c
(quar,.)—
com.
series)
Television
preferred
6%
+
—
Inc.
4
4-15
$1.10
preferred (quar.)
Hydra-Power Corp. (quar.)
0.8%
15,965
+
&
44-
$1.31'A
(stock
preferred
Final
126,500
.__
(1959
•
3-24
$1
.•
.
Corp.,
A
Illinois
2
3-31
30c
(quar.)
5%
580,254
0.6%
Gas
(Harvey),
Radio
Illinois
1
2
933Ac
616
219'
—
25c
56'Ac
j.
62
—
1,945
(quar.)
com.
common
251
+
277
others
.
—
30,289
of valuation
3-
1
tl2y2c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Ideal
10,881
banks
tExclusive
4-
$1'.'7,5
(quar.)
31'Ac
Huttig Sash & Door, common
5% preferred (quar.)
947
+
2,859
banks
Borrowings: From Federal Reserve Banks
tion
3-18
J.)
(quar.)
Co.
Husky Oil, 6%
Interbank demand deposits:
Time
4-1
Inc.,
5%
60,286
S.
3-18
Ltd., cless A
5%
Domestic
3-13
3-
Corp.,
preferred
Hussmann
LIABILITIES—
U.
4-11
3-30
Increased
43
54
+
3,484
assets/liabilities
2
348
—
2,932
____________
1
3-29
(quar.)
&
4-
—
(quar.)
Huron
2
3-15
3-3I'',,v"3-24
2
15c
($50 par)
foreign
correspondents
Industrial loan commitments
Natural
Hupp Corp.,
484
■
5-
3-31
5-
$1.12'/2
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6.40%
58
—
5716
55c
$1.06V4
preferred
Class
47
+
3-19
(quar.)
(quar.)
Finance
Hughes-Owens,
48]
16,631
1
3
(quar.)
preferred
Hudson
4-
25%
__
(quar )___
Industries
Imperial Oil,
+
W.),
preferred
Hubbell
3-31'
of America—
preferred
Howe
ma-
1,531
domestic
Baking
5.65%
728
accept¬
on
for
411
—
7,745
—
2
pfd.
preferred ($25 par)
5»A% preferred (quar.)
lia¬
42.0%
liability
—
112
5-
preferred
5%
t
—
reserves
note
bilities combined
Contingent
bonds
years.
+Not available
Total
Ratio of gold certificate
39
+
indebtedness
S.
Other
—1,261,376
+
.
134.519
629,463
—
of
years—
assets—net
Hardart
Houston
940
+
2
25,107
Federal Reserve Banks
with
Other
From
in—
capital
five
$4.25
5%
2
—
1,598
U.
+
3-31
25c
Corp.,
4'/2%
4.40%
609
94 r
+
year.
Other securities
49,561
—
526,211
—
—
151
+
1,299
975,847
—
ACCOUNTS—
paid
Surplus
Other
+
items
liabilities
CAPITAL
Capital
5,088
18,197,385
availability
liabs.
+
—
216,239
306,197
Deferred
+
205,702
____
Other
Other
762,864
—
467,056
banks
t
+
turing:
Within
Total
Member bank
769
(quar.)—
Y.)
<quar.)_
(Frank
2
50c
-
(stock dividend)
(N.
4%
i
14
—
12,585
and
Winston
&
Group
Boxes
$2.25
3- 3
3-
5-
10c
(quar.)
Chemical
&
3-31
3-31
changed to
Company,
Household
308
+
1,660
.
14,537
notes
Balances
27,335,848
4,217
3-11
3-18
1
Inc.—
name
3%%
etc,
loans
Currency
notes
116
3-25
3-31
4-
37V2c
___;
Hotel Corp.
2
9
5-31
35c
(quar.)
Title Guaranty Co. (Brooklyn, N. Y.)
5%
4)
+
—
Ltd.
Co.,
1
Reinhart
Houdaille
140
loans
Reserves
LIABILITIES—
282
—
4-
15c
(quar.)___
Co.,
and
Insurants
Hoerner
45
50c
—__
(increased)
Hoover
72
+
5
6-24
15c
Hooker
i
56]
+
—
1,128
Government- securities—total—
.
7,675
+
51,637,477
Reserve
H.)
Finance
Horner
275
1,447
—
dome, tic-commercial
estate
After
Federal
(D.
(Henry)
Horn
securities
foreign banks
Treasury
893~199
—
242,599
assets
Total
preferred
Quarterly
carrying:
or
Treasury bills
Treasury certificates
15
process of collect'n
premises
Other
2
securities
to
Other
Total
745
+
(quar.)
.
(quar.)___
common
Effective March
Home
for pur¬
Sales finance, personal finance,
Other
_____:
10,142,.733
2,483,771
Govt,
+
—
Loans to nonbank financial institutions:
—10,142,733
13,010,298
S.
t
890
dealers
securities
Other
344,883
—
8,506,993
Notes
U.
*
1,067
Other loans for purchasing or carrying:
U. S. Government securities
;
under
1,167
+
31,076
loans-
+
67,273
—___!_.
and
Government
Other
165
securities:
Bills
Total
brokers
to
453
1,261
4
9-
t6c
conv
Holt,
+
1
6-
9-15
3-15
+6c
Home
102,153
adjusted!
and industrial
33,674
outright
Certificates
1953
103,452
—.
______
27,116
Bought outright—
Total
investments
Commercial
743,608
investments
4,999
5
Government
Held
and
22,155
loans
U.
Total
495,298
advances
Acceptances—bought
March 18,
(In millions of dollars)
451,909
and
1960
ASSETS—
1959
958,519
cash
Discounts
1960s1
> A+r
March 25,
1960
Loans
Redemption fund for F.
March 9,
Co.
Corp.
Extra
Home
I960
certificate
March 16,
4-
6-15
J45c
Quarterly
Holmes
Increase ( + ) or
Increase ( +) or
4-15
45c
(quar.)
Holly Sugar Corp.,
;
Decrease I—) Since
3-18
3-22
45c
»•
1
Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines, Ltd.—
5%
(In thousands of dollars)
1
4-
of Canada, Ltd.—
Lumber
Electronics
3-31
4-
4-15
5-16 '
2-29
30c
—
—
Furnace
1
20c
—
(Edward)
Hoffman
2
6-
3-29
50c
Quarterly
Holland
5-
30c
(quar.)
Dauch
&
3-11
4-26
15c
Common
Hinde
3-11
1
1
30c
Higbee Company (quar.)
Hiio Electric Light Co., common
2.807280
1
5-
35c
(quar.)
(quar.).,—
Inc.
44-
56'Ac
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred B
Corp.
Heublein,
40c
433Ac
pfd.
Products—
conv.
Hertz
2.796792
2.806180
Galion
(quar.)_
common
Heritage Fund. Inc.
Hershey Creamery Co.
.193250
.230593
Co.,
6%
.0166367
.0166367
W.)
7%
.0349300
_
.230612
sterling.
When
Holderi
Payable oj RPC.
Share
■
7%
preferred (quar.)
Heppenstall Company, 4VL>%
.497700
.0349200
Name of Company
.140168
.497700
'7
> 4-'1
pound—
pound
845
14
Per
.327800
.0800560
.193043
South
745
l
Apr
.00277010
.0166367
Kingdom,
1
DIVIDENDS
.00161040
.00277010
.497700
-
903
conv
2.807280
2.778396
--
1006
issue.
Continued from page
.209725
2.805980
.265135
franc__^______.
1
1978-Mar 28
debs.
sub. debs, due
.203770
.239780
.0800560
peso
in this
.00311275
.203760
.327733
Spain, peseta
Sweden, krona
of
.00311275
.203770
.0349400
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo__
Union
.210450
.00311275
.00161007
Malaysia, malayan dollar
Mexico, peso
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand,
pound
Norway, krone
subord.
conv.
stock, series B,
cumul. preferred
.210475
.00277010
yen
United
.210462
.210475
.209650
pound
lira
4%%
1.052187
2.806180
Ireland,
Japan,
1.052161
.239780
mark
Apr
5'/2%
Inc.
.0200498
1.052317
.210450
Germany, deutsche
India, rupee
Italy,
.0200490
.20*753
franc
new
1006
.0384187
.0384187
.0200500
.00311275
(Metropolitan)
l
_________
Inc.
601
.
May
__
2.236876
.0384187
.0200500
1.052057
Date
Mar 31
^2
Plywood Corp.—
♦Announced
.0120349
2.236796
2.236673
.0384187
1.052239
markka
France
2.235840
$
.0200504
rupee
Finland,
.0120331
.0384187
dollar
Ceylon,
Mar. 23
Mar. 22
States
3%%
Mar. 24
$
.0120477
2.236000
franc
Canada,
$
.0120331
s
schilling
Belgium,
$
.0120331
-
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Mar. 21
peso—
Free
Australia,
Monday
18
CALLED
RR.—
mtge. bonds 4I/2%, series A, due Jan. 1, 2013—Apr
Income
Mar.
1
1265
1053
International
Spokane
United
Friday
ISSUES
Corp.
1962
Works,
Gear
April
l
May
1978
due
Miles Laboratories.
l
•
conv. prior pfd. stock
6% conv. subord. debs.
(extended).—
Fearless
Page
Apr
Company and Issue—
Alleghany Corp., $4 cumul.
1930
OF
ACT
TARIFF
UNDER
1971
sub. debs, series A
conv.
ENTIRE
TREASURY
TO
1,
Pipe Line Corp.—
We give below a record for the week just passed.
RATES
May
1969—
1,
Oct.
Transcontinental Gas
Date
>
_
due
Apr
6'/2%
Finance Co.
Time
Inc.—
debentures
subordinated
4%
,
Co.,
Nitrogen
Southern
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
class
A
Gas, Ltd.,
income)
(quar.)
(initial)________
5%
pfd.
(quar.)
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
tl5c
4-30
4-15
25c
6-15
5-15
f25c
4-15
3-31
! ~
Inc.
(from
in¬
gc
4-
1
3-
1
'
Number 5937
191
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Par
of Company
Name
When
Share
\
~
Payable
75c
America (quar.)
New com. (initial quarterly if approved)__
insurance Exchange Building Corp. (Chicago)
Co. of North
insurance
Par
of Rec
4-12
Kroger
6-30
67c
1
3-21
40c
3-31
50c
Corp. (increased)—.
interlake Steamship Co._
_.—
international Bronze Powders, Ltd., common
5% par tic. pfd. (quar.)
International Correspondence School World—
4-
4-15
3-22
4-15
3-22
preferred
(quar.)
Labatt
4-
4
60c
4-15
(John)
4-
3-
Lambert
7
3-30
3-14
$1
3-30
3-14.
3-29
3-15
4-
1
4-
1
2%
5-10
and
class
B
class
B
class
B
1
4.757c
Lang
3-15
3-18
&
Steel
1
3-11
1
3-18
4-
1
3-18
5%
4- 1
3-10
Lawson
&
Class
B
$1.20
Class
68 3/4 c
4-
1
4-
1
3-10
A
(H.
Leath
&
4-
4-16
3-15
4-16
3-15
Lerner
8c
3-31
3-11
10c
4-10
4-
1
4-10
4-
1
5c
3-28
3-14
3-28
3-14
*
2
4-18
5-
2
4-18
8-
1
7-18
7%
8-
1
7-o.b
11-
1
10-17
11-
1
10-17
preferred
$4.40 preferred
$4.35 preferred
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
Loblaw
4-
1
3-15
$1.60
4-
1
3-15
(stock
Inc.,
com.
preferred
conv
Class
B
3-15
Class
A
Preferred
2 7o
$6
preferred
preference B
preference C
preference D
57e
57c
'57c
preferred
1st
Glass
Jeannette
Electric
Jefferson
—
Service
Quarterly
Star
Lone
Star
4-
1
3-
4
4
4
3-
4
3-
4
4-
1
1
•
$1.25
4-
4-15
3-16
'
57c
preferred
Jostens,
Inc.,
A
Kahler
(quar.)
$1.46 preferred
preferred
(quar.-)'—
City
3.807c
preferred
47c
4.207c
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
4.35%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
4.507c
3-21
472%
3-31
3-18
Lowney
3-31
3-18
Lucky
4-
1
3-15
6-
1
5-13
$1
—
1
1
5-13
6-
1
5-13
6-
1
5-13
4-15
3-31
preferred A
preferred
Kansas Power
M.
.
&
1
3-11
4-
1
3-11
4-
1
3-11
MacMillan
4-
1
3-11
MacFadden
4-
MacAndrews
5-
1
4-10
4-10
3-31
3-31
3-
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
(
4-
1
—
1
3-
4
37j%
preferred
1
3-
4
Macy
4-
1
3-
4
$1.25
4-
1
3-
4
10c
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-18
$1.12 72
8772c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
372%
Kelling Nut Co.,
preferred
4-14
3-16
5-
2
4-15
5-
2
4-15
Co.,
Kendall
4-
1
3-31
3-10
3-18
Class
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.) —
preferred (quar.)
Funds, class A
.—
_•
—
Medium-Grade
Bond
Kimberly-Clark
investment
Corp.
(quar.)—
preferred
Corp.,
4-14
3-31
3-15
Millers
1
3-16
Miller
4-
1
3-15
3-15
4-25
3-29
4-1
3-
7
4-
1
3-
7
4-
1
3-
7
4-
1
3-
7
4-
1
3-
7
Class
A
Class
B
Stock
Class
B
4.75%
(quar.)
Works,
preferred
Mallinckrodt
common
(quar.)
5-
2
4-22
8-
1
7-22
11-
class
1
4-
1
3-15
Manufacturers Trust
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-21
4-15
3-31
Ltd. (quar.)
Maple Leaf Milling Co., Ltd.—
5%
preference (quar.)_
March Steel & Aluminum (quar.)—_.
Marconi International Marine Communication
American deposit receipts
(final)
Less British income tax & deduction for
.
Sugar, Ltd.,
Manitoba
(accum.)-—
3-
4-15
3-31
4-15
3-31
4-1
4-15
4
c
4 7s c
3-21
3-31
20c
4-
1
3-11 '
4-
1
3-11
28 7aC
4-
1
3-11
30c
4-
1
3-11
10c
4-15
3-31
4-15
4- 1
3-15
4- 1
3-11
4- 1
4- 8
4- 1
4- 1
3-28
4- 1
3-15
3-28
3-15
3-15
3-11
3-18
4- 1
3-21
9772C
$1.0772
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
4-1
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
>: 4-14
3-15
1
7-20
3-31
3-17
3-31
3-
4-
Mobile
4-20
1
1
4-
.
1
4-15
3-31
40c
4-15
3-31
4-15
3-31
3-31.
2-16
4-15
—
Maritime
7%
3-31
3-
1
3-
1
4-
1
3-
4..
l
3-
3-29
Stock
3-21
7-29
6-30
40c
4-
1
3-11
1
4-
1
5-
2
—
— —
8
——
(quar.)
(Calif.)
dividend
Marshall
common
10c
10%
10c
5-
2
]0c
;
—
10c
—
—7—
Field
&
Company
3-15"
6%
4-21
4-
i
3-15
2
4-21
5-
2
4-15
■»
472 % preferred (quar.):
Corp.
3-10
6-30
6-16
4-
1
4-
1
4-
1
3-31
4-
4-
1
1
1
6%
4-
1
3-28
3-31
(quar.)—
6%
4-
1
3-21
+ 1772C
4-15
1
4-
4-25
4-
1
3-21
4-
1
3-18
4-
1
3-30
30c
4-
4-
H 0 to
Ohio Mfg. (quar.)
Piston Ring (quar.)—
$1.50
1
3-18
3-15
1
3-18
4-
3-
7
40C
3-28
45C
4-
1
Mutual
6%
,
'
4-
1
3-17
System,
N
&
Marine
Corp.
Nation-Wide
Co.
(quar.)
Securities
National
Biscuit
National
Cash
National
Company,
National
Glass
3-10
$1.12 72
4-
1
3-10
National Grocers
$1.50
pref.
4-15
4-15
$1.65
4-15
3-21
$3.50
35c
6-20
3-29
4- 1
6- 1
3-15
2IV4C
75c
75c
50c
20c
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
3-31
.
3-21
3-21
3-21
3-18
3-11
Co.,
6%
income
(auar.)
Machine
(quar.)
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)__
Co., Ltd., common
(quar.)
4- 1
4-15
4-15
3-11
3-31
3-28
3-31
3-18
4-1
3-15
3-30
4- 1
3"13
16c
60c
30c
90c
15c
30c
J-11
3- 8
3-lo
3-20
4-16
15c
4-1
4-15
4-15
4- 1
5- 2
4-15
3-30
tl5c
4- 1
*37V2c
4- 1
3-11
3-11
3-11
Inc.—
common
Co.
35c
8c
5c
25c
20c
;
(quar.)
:
$3.60 preferred (quar.)
Co.,
1
7
1—
i
Welding
Gas
4-
3-
Co..
Electric
Fuel
3174 C
3-31
4- 1
4-30
4-30
25
Register
National
30c
4-15
+ 25c
377jc
7'' 45c
Quarterly from net investment
National
—
and
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(quar.)_—
Industries
W
Nassco
Natco
Inc.,
Gas Co.—
Mystic Valley
3-18
3-31
5-13
Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
3-17
$1.50
Shares
cents from ordinary income
from realized capital gains)
4
3-31
—
(quar.)i._
(10
3-21
3-21
25c
(s-a)—
—
prior preferred (1947 series)
Mutual
3-18
4-15
pfd.
Inc., 7%
(quar.),.
Muskegon
3-21
3-17
+2272C
Co.
Murphy Finance Co., common (initial)
6% prior preferred (1956 series) (quar.)—
2
1
Mills,
Brass
4- 1
4-15
5-31
& Telegraph—
—
Vernon
Mueller
3-18
4-
States Telephone
Quarterly
Murray
15c
'
-—
Mountain
1
12c
—
Extra
3-18
3-
3-15
t25c
Ltd. (quar.)—
Royal Rice Mills,
Mount
Mount
1
3-15
3-15
3-31
—
(quar.)
Co.
stock
3-21
4-
4- 1
4-15
3-15
3-15
6c
Royal Dairies & Co., Ltd.—
dividend
(three shares of common
for each 100 shares held)—.—
Stock
3-18
4-
3-4
3-4
3-4
$1.75
37%c
preferred (quar.)
Inc. (quar.)__
Mount
3-15
4-15
—
Diablo
3-18
4-15
new
Mount
3-14
25c
(quar.)
77e
Co.,
&
Motorola,
3-18
+30C
(John)
Morrison
3-14
4-
3-14
3-11
4-1
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
20c
Morgan Guaranty Trust
Morrell
3-28
30c
(quar.)
(N. Y.) (quar.)
com. (initial)
Cafeterias Consolidated, Inc.—
preferred
prior
$2.50
3-28
3-31
4- 1
4-12
6272C
80c
(quar.)
3-18
Morgan Engineering Co.—
4-14
25c
pfd. (quar.)
67> preferred (quar.) —
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Masonite
1
—
Co.,474 %
Maryland Shipbuilding & Dry Dock—
Common
(quar.)
—i__—-——— --_
4-15
4-15
4-
3-2
3-2
3- 7
3-7
20c
59%c
7%
3-31
4-30
4- 1
4- 1
4-15
4- 1
15c
77o
8
7- 1
3-2
t20c
+$1.75
+$1.75
(quar.)„
preference A
:
preference B
Moore Drop Forgings common
4%% preferred (quar.)
3-18
3-18
3-18
$1.75
t25c
(quar.)
Corp., Ltd., common
Moore
3-15
3-
—
3-11
•
1
3%
(quar.)
Marshall-Wells Co.,
Martin
3-31
(quar.)
& Co., common
Co.
3-21
3-21
3-18
7-15
4-1
$1.1272
$1.1772
50c
(quar.)—
Chemical
Montrose
~
4- 1
3-28
20c
47c
30c
Ward
(quar.)
$7
class
A
(quar.)
;__.—
Montreal Locomotive Works Ltd. (quar.)
1
4-
$$1.1272
—
(quar.)
common
3-15
3-15
3-15
v
■>
i
Utilities,
preferred
preferred
$25c
10c
t$5.62 72
—
:
Montgomery
1
3-
25c
iquar.)
Marquette Cement Mfg. (quar.)—
Marsh (H.) & Sons
(quar.)
1
5-
monthly)———
—:
(quar.)
Basket
3-
3-31
Corp.--
dividend
'4.70%
3-14
3-31
—
$1 preferred (quar.)—
Marlin-Rockwell Corp. (quar.)
8
4-
1
277aC^
$l,22l/3"
;
Knitting, Ltd.,
Montana-Dakota
3-15
1
50c
Telegraph & Telephone Co._ Ltd.—
preferred B
Market
4
2-29
3-31
(quar.)——
Maryland Credit Finance Corp., com.
monthly)
—
Corp.. (quar.)
Marine Midland Corp.
Common
4-15
4-
+50c
of depositary
Automotive Products
Marine
3-31
4-
4-
(quar.)
common
class A——
Ltd.,
Petroleum
Stock
3-31
$.001
Corp.,
(quar,)_u
472% preferred
all arrears.
472%
preferred
(quar.)
Monroe
Auto Equipment
(initial)
3-23
4-15
Service
J3174C
—
above payment clears
This
3-23
3-30
3.)
Containers,
Monarch
3-15
10c
(quar.)
Light,
&
preferred
Mohawk
3-18
1
3-30
Gas
$4.90
1
$3.90 pfd.
(quar.)__
& Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Power
(J.
Modern
3-18
4-
$1.50
12 72 c
(quar.)—A--—-—--
Co.
preferred
Mitchell
5-
+$1.25
4- 1
$1.25
(quar.)
Aluminum
4.30%
6Cc
Gardens,
expenses
3-31
53c
Leaf
Maremont
,
(increased
(monthly)
Maple
5-1
——___
1
8-
$1.75
2-29
40c
—
Light—
30c
3-18
5-
t$3
67o pfd. (s-a)
(N. Y.) (quar.)
(quar.)_
Paper
Ontario
3-31
Valley Gas
(quar.)—
30c
Mississippi Glass Co. (quar.)
—
50c
Mississippi Power Co., 4.407c pfd. (quar.)—
$1.10
4.60%
preferred (quar.)
i
$1.15
Mississippi River Fuel Corp.7(quar.)_—40c
Mississippi Shipping (quar.)—
—
25c
Missouri Pacific RR, class A (quar. 1
60c
3-21
4-
,25c
v
8c
preferred
57c
10-21
53 78 c
of
a
Mississippi
3-31
59 Vac
A
preferred
3-30
3-5
3-5
3-17
3-15
4- 5
3-21
3-21
3-18
3-15
4c
dislong-term
realized
from
4c
Minnesota Power &
20c
— —
Chemical
C (quar.)
Manchester Gas. 7% preferred
472%
(a
dividend
income plus
gains)
Minnesota &
+25c
^
of
4-1
4- 1
3-31
3-30
4-15
4- 1
4- 1
3-31
150%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
3-11
3-18
3-18
3-15
25c
567»c
15c
10c
15c
10c
5674C
"
3 7c
;
(quar.)
common
investment
tribution
+25c
$1.1272
4-
(quar.)
(monthly!(increased
Public Service,
$1.377a
15c
3-31
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
Co.—
(quar.)
Fund,
net
capital
+$1.25
3-15
25c
'
dividend
dividend
from
3-10
15c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Minnesota
3-15
$7.50
25c
75c
(quar.)
Co.,
3-17
stock
A
(quar.)
common
Mfg. Co., common
A
1
>
class
Engineering Co. (stock dividend)—
Miniature Precision Bearings
(stock divid.)
1
655/aC
in
(quar.)
Co.
3-15
4-
(111.)—
(quar.)
Reclaiming
47a%" preferred
4-
15c
Corp.,
4-16
25c
Minerals
3-31
J20c
3-16
4-16
(initial)
new
payable
preferred
Falls
Class
3-29
4-25
40c
Inc.,
preferred
Miller-Wohl
4-
.
B
Rubber
47a7c
3-11
1
3-31
5- 2
5- 2
4- 1
Abrasive
Common
3-30
50C
(quar.)-
& Co.
3-15
25c
(quar.)A
1st
Midwest
4-28
1174C
(initial)——
Corp.
B.)
H.)
3-31
2%
common
class
(G.
(R.
Maine
6-15
3 7o
_1
dividend-
Stock
(quar.)__———
3-31
5c
Company (quar.)
Knott Hotels Corp. (quar.)
Kratter
1
20c
Kirsch
Stock
710-
14c
•.
Koppers Company,
preferred (quar.)—
Paper
Mahoning Coal RR
Corp., Ltd., 5% pref. (quar.)_
Convertible priority shares
(quar.)
Convertible priority shares (quar.).—.
Maine Bond & Casualty Co. (quar.)
3-15
1
45c
income),
King Bros. Productions
Kingsport Press (quar.)_.
dividend
&
Mading Drug Stores (quar.)—r
Fund—
(From net investment income)
Series s-3 Growth Common Stock Fund—
Stock
4-
10c
B_
net
Power
Mailman
20c
convertible prior preferred
(From
——
9-15
3174
:
Series B-2
5V4%
Inc.,
(quar.)
12-15
35c
(quar.)
Extra
72 7c
572 7c
Mid-West
$1.50
(increased)
common
60c
(quar.)
Kennedy's Inc., $1.25 pfd. (quar.)
Kerr Mfg., 6% participating class A
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries,-common
Keyes Fibre, 4.80%
Keystone Custodian
Forbes,
—
—
preferred
Co.
1
4-11
1
common
(quar.)
Teiepnone
and
3-.18
3- 7
3-3
3-3
3-3
3-3
3-3
•
& Co.
(quar.)
Midlanri-Ross
5-16
40c
(initial)—_—
30c
—
(quar.)
Refining
class A
25c
(quar.)
472%
A
4-15
3-31
4-1
4-1
4-1
4- 1
4- 1
50c
$1.10
$1.2272
20c
;
(quar.)
Utilities.
States
30c
Quarterly
6-
20c
1
8772C
(quar.)
Kendail
Middle
4-15
4-
Gas
South
3-11
3-11
2-17
3-16
3-18
25c
95c
967tC
9772C
$1.083/4
$1.1174
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Midsouth
20c
—
—.—
1-2-61
87 72C
.
common
Kelsey-Hayes Co.
4
4-15
3-28
.
Co.—
&
(Michaels)
preferred
4.907c
3%
(quar.)_.—
(quar.)______
Bloedel, Ltd., class A
Publications
(quar.)
Trucks
Macke
4-
8772c
(quar.)—
3727c
preferred
Stern
Stern
4.407c
377ac
—
3-15
4-
15c
.
&
&
MacLaren
35 72C
Kellcgg Company—
preferred
See
25C
3-15
1
$1.25
4.50%
4.45%
+6c
—
67c. preferred
$1.067»
—
57c preferred (quar.)
Kayser-Roth Corp., new common (initial)—
Kearney (James R.) Corp. (Del.) —
•
3-11
+25c
——
(initial)——
B
4-
Mack
(quar.)
372 7c
Videotronics,
O.
$1.15
Light Co., com. (increased)
preferred
preferred
P.
50c
4.257c
„
(quar.)
common-,—
Lynchburg Foundry Co
Electric Co. (initial quar.)
Lynn Gas & Electric (quar.)
$1.08
(increased)
$5 preferred (quar.)
47c'
3-23
1
227aC
(Walter M.) Co., Ltd.
Breweries, Ltd.,
$1.07
——
Common
4
1
Missouri
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
4-
$50c
—
pld.
(quar.)
preferred
Co.—
Lager
$1.1272
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.).
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas—
67e
preferred
Class
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4.35%
4.50%
50c
(quar.)
'4.607c
60c
Power
(s-a)—:
Lynn
Kansas Gas & Electric Co.—
4.287c
3.907c
4-
City Southern Ry.—
4y2 7c
3-15
3-17
1
35c
—
(quar.)—
Lawrence
7%
Corp.,
3-31
55c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Thermit
4-
31 7»c
com.
Lucky Lager Brewing (quar.)_.
Lucky Stores (stock dividend)
Ludlow Typograph Co., common
$6 preference (quar.)
5-13
6-
$1.12 72
~—
6-
$1.05
$1.083/4
—
non-cumulative preferred
4.327c
3-10
$1.75
.—
quar.)
Electric Co.,
preferred
St.
Common
3-31
$2.90
——
—
3-15
1
+ 6c
—
(quar.)———
747c
&
(quar.)
(increased
Co.
Gas
Lower
4-
4--5-—
5
4"
25c
!
Sons
(P.)
36 72 c
(quar.)——a_,
preferred
Kansas
(quar.)_.
5
4-26
4-26
95c
;
4-
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
.5.%-
Light—
Power &
&
(quar.)
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. Inc. (quar.)
Metropolitan Brick
(quar.)
Metropolitan Edison Co., 3.807c pfd.
3.857c
preferred (quar.)—
$1.75
preferred
$1.43%
-——
Semi-annual
Machine
Metal
3-15
preferred
Mirro
2nd
4
20c
—
Mesta
5
$1.75
5% .preferred
2nd
30c
(quar.)
1
4-20
2
Hotel—
(quar.)—
3-
1
4-
5-
10c
Allengan & Grand Rapids RR.—
Kalamazoo,
Kansas
4-
4-15
$1,083/4
—
40c
87VuC
30c
62 72C
87V2C
Merritt, Chapman & Scott (quar.)
$1.06 74
—
preferred
Lorillard
6%c
'
(quar.)———A,___—
Kaiser Steel Corp.,
5%7c
$1.25
7
$1.10
.
Corp.——
Telephone,
Louisville
—
Corp.
3-23
1
3-
$1,083/4
(quar.)
7%
Corp.—
class A————
Class B
4-
3-28
$1.25
(quar.)
15c
4- 1
4- 1
3-31
4- 1
3-28
4- 1
50c
(quar.)
common
7
25c
._—
2nd
&
Company,
37'/be
quar.)—
(initial)
Lines
Motor
3-
15c
-—
-
pfd. B
7%
;
—
(quar.)
(increased
Y.)
3-28
2%
1_
—
(quar.)
D
Rubber
Baltimore
77o
3-31
3-31
10c
Merck
12 72 c
(quar.)_
Co.
25c
25c
30c
25c
90c
45c
(quar.)
3-18
3-1
3-18
3-21
3-21
3-28
3-15
3-18
3-17
3-17
3-17
3-18
4- 1
4- 1
4-1
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
5- 2
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
12Vic
(initial)
common
preferred
(N.
Merchants Fast
50c
(quar.)—A
Lord
,3-31
50c
—
3-10
3-21
+$1
.__
preferred F
Lownstein
"
2
Steel
1
6
tlOc
(quar.)
Lorain
3-21
1
4-15
+ 133/4C
—
_—
;
preferred
Mile
convertible
4-
20c
:
4.35%
3-11
3-31
$1
tl5c
$1.50
30c
(quar.)
preferred E
Long
Merchants Bank
6 74 c
(quar.)__—
4.35%
3-18
3-15
3-21
4-
5- 2
50c
50c
10c
(quar.)
4-
1174C
—
——
3-15
1
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4- ;1
4-
1
Class
(quar.)
preferred G
74%
Cement
A
$3.50
3-17
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Acceptance,
4-
6 74C
-
(initial)
Inc.
Brewing
Cement
Long Island Lighting Co., 5%
3-15
3-31
(Jonathan).
4.40%
Portland
Class
&
3-15
1
6-
(quar.)
3-31
v
+40C
(quar.)
Longhorn Portland Cement Co,
Longines-Wittnauer Watch
Stock
dividend —
3-
$1.75
:_____
(accum.)
—
pfd.
4%
Logan
4-
Medusa
Merchants
3-15
30c
Lone
74 %
4-15
4-15
3-31
4-
(quar.)
preferred
4- 8
6-15
3-18
4-8
3-15
3-14
3-18
3-18
3-15
25c
(quar.)
common
1
12 72C
-
—
4
3-
Co.
•-
125c
(quar.)
Mines Ltd. (quar.)
Michigan Gas & Electric,
(quar.)
:
3-
1
Inc.,
4-
Middle
Ltd.
3-18
1
(quar.)
Corp.
conv.
preferred
4-30
65c
(quar.)
:
3-18
4
preferred
—;
___
Laughlin
&
Co.
Theatres,
1
Johnson, Stephens & Shinkle Shoe Co.—
Jones
Chain
Ltd.
(Marcus)
1
4-
4-15
50c
—
1
4-
McQuay,
(Fort
(quar.)__
4-
$1.25
—..—_
(quar.)
Co.
Steel
(M.)
Co.
4-
xl
Jockey Club, Ltd., 6% preferred A (quar.)—
'5Va% convertible preferred B (quar.).
Johnson
Pipe
4-
X172%
:
7%
Baking,
Farm
Jersey
Loew's
xl 74%
A-i———
(quar.)— 1
Co.,
Loeb
2-29
•
1
Lcoke
4-14
i
4-
XI3%%
(quar.)———
(quar.)
A
5-31
4-29
A
Trucking
4-30
10c
50c
—
Co.
_______
x$1.75
(quar.),-'.
(quar.)::
preference E (quar.)_
Jamaica Water Supply—
preferred
Joint
Machine
Michaels
-
(quar.)—.
$1.50
6%
$5
Lock
Co.
(quar.)
10%
Aircraft
series
57c
&
35c
20c
87c
15c
(quar.)_
common
preferred
Ray)
15c
6272C
—
(quar.)_.
McQuay-Norris Mfg., new common
Mead, Johnson & Co.
(quar.)
30c
Insurance
122 72 c
Ltd., common—
preference, (quar.
77c
3-15
40c
(quar.)
Service Co.,
77c
6-30
13 3/4 c
(quar.)
3-10
5c
(quar.)
3-15
5
3-11
3-31
12 72 c
common
1
4-
3-31
$1.43%
Rhode IslandL.
Corp.,
common—
1
5%
3-15
A
4-
Irving Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)___'——
Island Creek Coal Co.,. common (quar.)____
Jamaica Public
Finance
Class
4-
dividend)
55c
1st
(J.
10c
20c
(quar.)
Stores,
Porcupine
McLean
McKay
$1.75
Co., Ltd.—
preference series B
4-
dividend)
Ironite,
1
5%>
3-21
Groceterias
$1.20
—
4-
3-28
10c
Life
$1.10
(quar.)___
4
Mclntyre
4-15
$1.12 72
(quar.)
$1,083/4
(quar.)
1
4-29
7-1
4- 1
5-2
3-30
4- 1
3-31
4- 1
3-31
—
dividend
4-11
4%
National
(Md.)
30c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)______
__________
82 72 c
preferred (quar.)
Fireman Mlg.'(stock
Iron
Corp.,
Loan Corp. (quar.)—
Myers Tobacco Co.—
60c
$4.80
Stock
4-15
4-30
Co.
convertible
McDermott
4-
93%c
5%
Wayne. Ind.) (quar.)—
—
Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph, com.
Lipe-Rollway Corp., class A (quar.)
Local
372%
3-14
2-19
3-11
__.
preferred
$2.50
&
McCrory-McLellan
&
45c
(quar.)
4-15
10c
(quar.)
-
preferred
53 3/4 c
(incr.)—
com.
(quar.)
4.807o
preferred (quar.)
Iowa
Power & Light—
S3.30
Liberty
Liggett
'
Corp.,
35c
Inc.;'; (quar.)
Lincoln
3772c
preferred
3-18
12 V2C
(quar.)
A
5% preferred (quar.)_„ 1—-1——
Liberty Life Insurance (S. C.) (quar.)
2oe
Electric Light & Power,
4.307c
12-16
3-31
+$1
Lexington Water Co., 574% pfd. (quar.)
Liberty Fabrics of New York Inc.—
25c
Iowa
12-30
v
5-
——
9-16
3-28
3- 1
4- 1
"
(quar.)—
(quar.)
._—
Corp.
tl5c
dividend
25c
(quar.)
6-16
9-30
+$1
preferred
3772C
3772c
•
(quar.)
6-30
2-29
5c
5c
t5c
(quar.)
(initial) i——
Inc.
12 72 c
Stores
Stock
McCall
McCormick
+25c
_______
__
dividend
472%
772C
1
_
class A
W.) & Company, class
Company -(quar.)
Levine's,
Stock
3-15
3-16
+ 15c
Refineries
t75c
1
25c
(initial)
Jones, Ltd.,
W.),
3-31
8c
Corp.
t60c
(J.
10c
income)
(quar.).
Leonard
2-26
1
Mays
15c
(quar.).
invest,
(quar.)
Lehman
45c
3-15
Acceptance Ltd.—
B
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Lay
3-31
59 3/s c
(quar.)
:
net
Class
3-10
25c
Extra
_i—
new
4-
lc
preferred
Co.,
4-
May lair Industries
10c
(from
40c
May Department Stores—
3%% pfd. (1959 series)
3-15
McDonnell
University
Inc.
Co.
3-15
t20c
-
(quar.)
Extension
Blower
Lau
3-11
1
+20c
________
preferred A
Funa,
Laurentide
1
4-
4-
of Rec.
3-28
;
3-31
$1
Holders
(quar.)
Corp.
Ltd.
+20c
Y.)
—
(quar.)
L.)
27C
N.
When
Payable
Fund,
(quar.)
(W.
4-
Co.—
Company
Salle
50c
5472C
Corp.
22 7a C
(increased-quar.)
(Del.)
,
convertible
Latrobe
2-26
1
B
Sessions
4-
Investors Trust
Extra
and
Corp.
&
75c
—
$2.50
class
Stock
7C
317»C
(quar.)—
A
Lazard
4-15
4-
Maxson
30c
(quar.)_
La
25c
Mastic
+20c
(quar.)_
and
Class
4-21
43 % c
4-15
4-22
McCord
A
Lamson
3-11
,
1
2
Inc.—
A
and
Lainson
.
3-15
45c
preferred
(quar.)
5i/2% preferred (quar.)_
,_
Interstate Securities (quar.)__i-—;
;.
Investment Co. of America (6c from net in¬
vestment income plus 39c from net real¬
ized profits from sale of securities)
Investment Foundation, Ltd., com. (quar.)—
67c convertible preferred (quar.)
Investment Trust of Boston (quarterly from
investment income)
;_
:—
Investors Funding, common67c preferred (quar.)__
Investors Royalty Co. (s-a)
preferred
(Alfred)
A
Class
3-31
+$3
$1
55-
J30c
Class
40c
4.367c
$2.50
(quar.)
Class
Common (quar.)
———
.—
_
4% preferred (quar.)—u
International Power Co., Ltd. (quar.)—.—
International Salt Co.^__—.—_
International Shoe Co. (quar.)_
____
International Silver Co.—Common
(stock dividend
:
7% preferred (quar.)
—
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp.
International Textbook Co. (quar.)—
Inter-Ocean Securities, 4% pfd. (s-a)—
Interstate Bakeries Corp., common (quar.)—
$4.80 preferred (quar.)
$2.50
Ltd.
Growth
Investors
'
Inc.
$1.75
Gas, common (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)—
4.32%
preferred (quar.)_.
Lafayette National Bank (Brooklyn,
3-15
$$4
4-15
3-15
13 3/4 c
(quar.)
57c
2-20
$1
1
4-
$1.50
_
Laclede
V
10c
1
of Company
Maxwell,
3-18
+ 15c
Harvester Co.. com. (quar.)__
Loan Co. (Canada) (annual)
Milling Co., 4% pfd. (quar.).
Minerals & Chemical Corp.—
Co. of Rhode Island—
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-15
+37 V2C
Name
.
Massachusetts
preferred
Kuhlman Electric
1
Par
of Rec.
Share
Holders
Payable
Company—
77c
4-
50c
When
Share
Name of Company
3-31
7-15
45c
Interiake1 Iron
International
International
International
International
Holders
,
49
(1365)
(quar.)
—
3-31
3- 8
50
(1366)
Par
When
Holders
Share
Payable
0/ Rec.
'
Name of Company
National
Gypsum
Co.,
(quar.)
National- Hosiery Mills, Ltd., class A (quar.)
50c
common
4-
1
4-
1
7-
4
Par
Olympia Brewing Co
4
Ontario
Class
A
(quar.)—J
$5c
4:5c
6-
3
Class
(quar.)—_
45c
9-30
9-
2
$5c
1-6-61
12-
2
44c
4-
3-
4
Class
A
(quar.)_____
Class
B
(reduced)—
National
______
Investors
National
Lead
6c
Quarterly
National Linen
4%%
5%
Service,
preferred
preferred
National
Presto
National
preferred
A
5%
2nd
preferred
B
National
Rubber
National
Screw
;
4-25
4.75%
1
7-25
11-
1
10-25
4-
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)——
31 Vic
—
Research
&
below
investment
income
:
National
Theatres
5%%
Neon
&
Paahau
3-31
Pacific
Gas
3-15
Pacific
Hawaiian
3-30
3-10
Pacific
Indemnity
4-15
3-15
Pacific
Intermountain
30c
4-
1
3-15
Pacific
Lighting
4-13
3-30
$4.36
preferred
3-31
3-18
$4.40
preferred
4-
$4.50
preferred
$4.75
preferred
6% .2nd preferred
1
10c
3-28
3-17
50c
______
3-28
3-
7
$1.43%
4-
1
3-14
Insurance
Co.
Co.
(quar.)
&
4-
4-
3-18
Service,
4-
1
3-
Park
4-
1
3-
Parker
(incr.)
com.
58Vic
4-
Gas—
-
4-
1
3-
Patterson
1
3-
Peabody Coal Co.,
4-
1
2-26
Pend Oreille
share
3-30
4-
1
3-
4
American
4-
1
3-
4
150
$1.12Vi
4-
50c
4-15
Pennsylvania Glass
3-21
3-18
(quar.)
1
3-
1
3-
1
15c
5-
2
American
Van
&
Mfg.
Lines
Gas
Co.
50c
preferred
(1956
series)
preferred
'
Natural
1
5-
1
$1.37%
5-
Northern
1
Quebec
Philco
3-22
3.90%
2-19
Philippine
4-15
3-18
4-15
:
4%
-
3-18
v
$1.06
4-15
3-18
37'/2C
(quar.)_
5-16
5-
::
2
,-y,y.-
;
$1.37%
4-
1
3-18
±
$1.40
4-
1
3-18
$1.45
4-
1
3-18
(initial
(quar.)_
40c
4-
1
3-18
10c
3-31
3-21
common
440c
4-25
3-31
(quar.)
27Vic
quar.)_
Co.,
Co.,
Ltd.,
common
4-20
preferred
$4.11
preferred
3-31
$1.02%
(quar.)
$4.16
preferred
(quar.
Northern Telephone, Ltd.
(increased)
Northwest Airlines, Inc., common
(quar.)
5%% preferred (quar.)
Northwestern National Insurance Co.
4-15
preferred
Pioneer
RR.
Co.—
New
3-31
3-15
Plough, Inc.
Plastic
Wire
com.
Cordage
Plymouth
Plymouth
Rubber
4-
3-17
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$2
15c
4-
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4-
1
3-15 '
1
3-17
1
3-17
Sulphite
415c
4-
1
415c
Mills.
Ltd.
4-
1
420c
4-
1
2-22
450c
_
(quar.)
-
Co., common (increased)
preferred (quar.)
4-
1
3-
7
3-31
3-
1
74c
3-
2
Co.
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
$i,u
(quar.):
4-r
1
3-15
3-31
Potter
Company (quar.)___
Okanaga Helicopters
(Increased)
3-31
Town
(quar.)__
Insurance (Boston)
preferred
Olin Oil <fc Gas Corp., 4%
Oliver
:
Corp.
conv.
(quar.)___
f
1
15c
4-20
28c
4-30
4-11
4-15
3-31
$1.06
4-20
3-31
4-
1
3-16
-3-31
3-16
(quar.)__
preferred
Cofp..'40c
40c
r
20c
common
(quar.>_
(accum.)____
pfd. A (quar.).
(initial-quar.)
(quar.)
&
6%
Woolen
Mills,
Electric
*
75c
*
10c
50c
15c
3-31
4-
5
3-30
4-
2
3-10
5-
2
4-15
participating
Pratt
Read
Lambert
4-
1
$1.37'/a
6-
1
54-
4-
3-22
1
4-15
4-
25c
4-
1
4-15
3-
5-16
8c
_
(quar.)
3-31
(quar.)
__.
1
40c
3-31
3-11
30c
4-15
3-31
$1.50
3-31
3-24
33c
3-31
3-
(quar.)__
(quar.)___
(quar.)
4-11
3-31
3-
4-14
^__
Proctor-Silex
43/*%
Co.,
Corp.,
convertible
8%
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
common
(initial)
preferred
Producing Properties, Inc.,<6%
Progress Mfg. (quar.)
Pronto
Uranium
ProvidenceProvidence
Provincial
5%
Gas
&
Mines,
Co.
(quar.)u—
12V2C
4-10
5-
37%c
Worcester
(quar.)
:L_;
RR% (quar.)__
common
4-
1
4-11
$2
4-15
«
5c'
1
(quar.)__
3-15
4-11 1
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
$2.50
4-
1
3-14
25c
3-31
62c
4-
1
3-10
•
Stores
3-10-
3-18
3-31
3-18
3-28
3-15
4-
3-18
4-
1
3-18
4-
1
3-18
3-31
3-15
$25c
45c
,
4-
4-20
v
8
$1
6-
1
5-13
$l;62,V'2
6-
1
5-13
6-
5-13
1.
6-
I"
5-13
6-
1
5-13
25c
4-
1
3-15
rI, $1.25
4-
1.
4-
1
3-15
4-' 1
3-15
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4-29
3-31
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4-29
4-
1
3-11
1
4-
(quar.)-___—$$0.3281%
8
4-
4-20
l$c
pfd.
3-15
...
(initial)
5c
5-4
4-
4
.50c
5-17
3-
2
10c
4-15
3-31
20c
-
4-11
3-21
.
,
'
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I
3-15
4-15
3-31
4-
20c
com.
(quar.)
L'_
k.
_Ltd.
Regis Paper,
Fire
1st
&
Marine
Electric
Electric
(Common
4.36%
.
5V'4%
4-25
preferred
Savannah Sugar
•
,
3-25
3-18
4-~l
6-
6-15
$1.25
2
3- 4
-3-26
;
1
9-15
9-
1
12-15
12-
1
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•,
4-
11c
'••
3-17
5
4-
4-15
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(quar.)__'
dividend) ZZ--Z"
(quar.)
2 v?''
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Ltd.
$1:10
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(quar.)
i
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A
(quar)
B
3-18
4-: 1
3-18
$15c•
3-29
^
;
(quar.)
S
3-24
3-12
1
4-
45c
;
-
•
(quar.)
Refining
5-25
y3-23
3-31
10c
.
Fower
4
6-15
y3-23
20c
15c
(quar.%n^__^r-
preferred
•
8
2- 5
3-
4-1
"
'"■'.V $6C '
(quar.)_'_2111*_r
(increased*
preferred
'
r $1.25
(quar.)
Ltd._
<Sc
2-26
5-
$1.25
common
Co.
1
5-16
,
75c
,
2-26
1
4-
$25c
(quar.
cents" convertible
2-26
4-
""
preferred
Carlos
3-10
3-17
37VaC
(quar.)
(stock
com.
1
3-31
25c
Power" <quar.')s.--4
3-15
3-30
$1.07%
(quar.)r
Paul
3-31
-4-
_.; 'C.;35c
'." * " $1
(quar.)___
Casting,
3-31
3-31
pfdf (quar.$1.12V2
(quar.)______^
V: $15c.
(quar.)____'
Steel
3-31
4-15
r.,".,r
preferred
Louis
4-15
4-15
10c
Ltd;:
Inc.,
Paper
Savannah
*
3-14
1
4-1.
$20c
(quar.)
preferred
Sangamo
3-31
4-20
3-15
3-31
•
__1T,$1.1$%
(quar.)_
Sangamo Company,
3-15
3-18
$20c
vv
Louis
National
Stockyards Co.u___llL'
Louis-San Francisco Ry. Co.—,
%
preferred
(quar.)
'60
-
2
.3-31
20C
Corp
Milling
Sandura Company/
3-15
1
1
Inc.
Joseph Light &
Lawrance Corp.,
San
1
5-
12c
•;
•
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey,
1
4-
93% civ
"
$30c
(quar.)
Co.
Industries,
Croix
$4.40
•
1
.
3-18
*
'
40c
Rubinstein
St.
1
3-25
5-
«
Helena
St.
'
4-
14c
I
Cola
St.
4-
-
,-$1
3-11
1
4-
$1 %
McBee
■
37»/ac
ny«c
&
4-: 1
4-
I2V2C.
:
2
$5
5-15
4-
•
3-10
—
$5
1
4-
2
6-
"
1
$5
$60c
pfd.
Ltd._:
Transport Co.,
preferred (quar.
St.
17'/a C
(quar.)_____i
(quar.)
St.
-
3-15
$50c
pfd.
St.
3-18
4
'V- 30c
(quar.
St.
3-18
4-14
$75c
(increased-quar.)—____
St.
3-23
$50c
$56c
1
4-
20c:.
4%
preferred
(quar.)
4.30% preferred (quar.)__
7
75c
(quar.)__^—
(increased)
Gamble
3-25 V
10c
com<
preferred
4-
3-22
'2%. '
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Furniture
Safeway
3-18
1
Peterson
Russell
3-1)
44-
1
Corp.—
Rudy Mfg. (Mich.)
Ruppert (Jacob) 4%%
2.... •'
10c
5-
new
preferred
-
4
25c
u_
30c
&
5-
7
$$1.19
%
Corp.—
preferred
(quar.)_l____l_IL_'_l_'__ll .'-1 $1.12
5%
preferred
<quar.)_______kI„_L;ll_lLl"
$1.25
5%%
preferred (quar.)_l___I_____I__I2i;: $1.37 Vi.
6%
preferred
(quar.)
; $1.50
Rubinstein (Helena), Inc.^—
3-31
3-28
3-
Fund,
(William
See
3-14
4-20
5
4 Va %
1
80c
4-
4-22
'AW
(A;-V.) Canada, Ltd.-—''
Royal
3-10;
1
Co.—
(quar.)___:
Royal Crown
~
3-31
4-
3-10
% .50c
(quar.)
Rowe
3-15
5
3-31
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Management Corp.
Ruberoid Company
(quar.)
Roddis Plywood Corp. (quar.)
-
3-10
4-
Canada,
Royalties
3-18
4-
3-10
:■
55c
(quar.)__
Royalite Oil, Ltd., 5V4%
3-10
1
12-15
4- 1
90c
pfd.
(quar.)
Rorer
4
4-15
of
1st
5%% 1st convertible preferred
Rohr Aircraft Corp.
(quar.
-
1
4-
5c
preferred
(quar.)
Roe
5
4-15
1-1-61
r
,
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred
(quar.)
5.65%
preferred
(quar.)_i
3-18
25c-
;
:
Ltd.,
9-15
75c
Co.
A
Row
3-31
25c
—
6%
1st
9-15
25c
5%
-
3-10
$1.50
(increased)
A
6-15
10-1
$28c
5%
3-11
$1:75
preferred
Bros, Co., Ltd.
3-15
3-28
%
,10-1
Common
-
:
3-15
4-15
$1.75
& Co.
Preway, Inc.
4-15
6-15
$5c
(quar.)
preferred J
(quar.)
preferred K (quar.)
Rochester Telephone Corp.—
Co.—
(quar.)__^_
Prince Gardens Co.
12V2C
3-15
7-1
"t $27c
4.10%
-
3-15
4-1
$28c
7-1
:
Products
4.1
$10c
4.95%
4-15
2
15c
(quar.)_
Power
redeemable
&
Procter
.
3-15
5-
12 %c
K.) Company (Del.) (quar.).:—_
General Electric (quar.)___—
Pratt
Price
.
4-1
53V8C
;
Paper
3-22
•i
$27c
& Co., Ltd., 2 com. (quar.)
Rochester Gas & Electric Co., com.
(quar.)
4% preferred F (quar.)
_!_.
10% preferred H (quar.
4-19'
3-18
$1
(quar.)
class
3-25
Robinson; -Little
3-15
-
••
4-15
35c
quar.)—________
Company L_i
Corp. of Canada,
4%%
1
75c
^
Tools
1
dividend
43/i1
Va%
1
4-
10c
(H.
Portland
4-
4-11
r
4oc
r
;
3-11
4-11
37Vic
Oilgear
Oklahoma Gras &
Electric,
4%
preferred (quar.)
3-17
$1.10
I
(quar.)
Water Service
.
97'/2c
preferred- (quar.)
prefe:red
fr:
Electric
Portland
4
$1
(reduced)—
United,
Huron
Potomac
;
(quar.)__
;
3-
97»/2C
_______
(quar.)_
Co.
Polyplastex
Porter
3-31
90c
(increase-quar.)____
Co.
4-
5- 1
v
(
__I
preferred
$1
■'
4
22V2C
Port
Portable
1
Light & Power, Ltd.—
Oil
3-18
:
Tobacco
Company,
Preferred
4
$2.50
(quar.)__=^
common
1
10c
Participating units
common (initial-quar.)
Robertson (P. L.) Mfg., Ltd., com.
(quar.)__
,
4
33-
93 %c
(quar.)
Plymouth
J
3-
3-31
3-31
62V2C
;
Cable
3-15
(quar.
4.44%
Old
&
3-21
.
Stock
Ritter
Co.—
RR.
(quar,)
preferred A (quar.)
(initial
common
4-15
r
3-31
$1
56c
25c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)___;
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.
Plainfield Union Water—
3-31
(quar.)
Colony
3-11
:
7%,
3-31
1
EclisOn
4.24%
1
87y2c
(quar.)
Inc., pfd. B (quar.)_.
Ft, Wayne & Clweago Ry.
3-31
<
4.40%
Old
3-11
4-
J.)
Stoker
• -
Common
;
Power
Ohio
-
(quar.)i
(increased quar.)__
Plastics
75c
Cement &
3.90%
1
;
(quar.)
$0.328%
Supplies, Lid. (quar.)
Office Specialty
Mfg., Ltd. .(quar.)
Ohio
-
Preferred (quar.)
j
Phoenix Insurance (Hartford)
(quar.)—
Pickering Lumber Co. (quar-.)__
Piedmont Natural Gas—
^
'
3-31
•
20c,
(quar.)
Chemical,
Flour
-.
(quar.)_(quar.
25c
Worcester
preferred
Ogllvie
-.
(quar.)
4-15
43c
Quarterly
Ordinary
4-
Metai
Rittenhouse
.
Long Distance Telephone—
Pittsburgh,
3-31
(Milwaukee)
(quar.)
Northwestern States Portland Cement—
Ocean
3-21
30c
(R.
Riley
3-21
$1.12 V2
preferred
4-
(Dallas)
(quar.)
Rieke
3-21
3-31
3-31
(increased-quar.):
Pitney-Bowes,
3-31
4-15
$1.04
^
______
Scotia
3-31
35c
Pioneer Finance Co.
:
3-31
$1.02%
$4.10
(quar.)_.
(quar.)____.
&
25c
(quar.)_^__
convertible
87 %c
Metals Co., common
(quar.)
:—
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R.R.—
Dividend obligation
(quar.) _k_„—k—_
Voting common (quar.)
Rich's Inc.; 3%%
preferred (quar.)
;
1
$1.75
(quar.)—
(quer.)—
common
3-18
Reynolds
.
3-21
preferred
Common
$4
4-
3-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$5.50
6
3c
Pillsbury Company,
3-31
4-15
4-15
(quar.)_____
preferred
90c
$1.02
preferred
$4.08
:
5-
3-15
3-
Philip Morris, Inc.;
1
(quar,)
preferred
4-15
4-
—
preferred
Aluminum
3.60%
3-10
Water
Co.
4-15
4-30
'"30c
(quar.)
redeemable
Reynolds
3-18
(quar.)
2
.45c
—
Ltd—
Investing
4%%
3-18
1
1
Corp., 3%%'
3-30
"
(N. Y.)
Power
Power
'
3-22
1
4-15
3-21
preferred
5-
—
Revlon, Inc.
6
3-31
-
$7V2C
—
convertible
Research
6
5-
11c
5% preferred (qliar.)
PhiladelDhia & Trenton
?
3
3
3-22
6-
5-
»
4-
$2.50
(quar.)
Bankers,
com.
common
3-16
4-15
20c
Insurance
2-15
2
(quar.)
Republic Steel Corp.
6
35c
preferred
$1.13
$3.60
B
•
1
30c
preferred
$1
5-
.
1
57V'2C
Line
(quar.)
Philadelphia Electric, common
'
66-
2%
preferred (quar.)__
(Charles) & Co.—
-
44c
Gas—
Plastics
Class
4%
y
_i__.
(quar.)_____
TeleDhone, common
Northern
Noxzema
Co.,
$1.06%
.=
preferred
Ohio
8%
34-
4-22
5-
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)____
Northern
Norwich
'4-2
15c
30c
(increased)—
(quar.)__
Insurance Co.
States
3-18
:■
6
$1
Reynolds
14c
-
preference (quar.).
preferred (quar.
preferred (quar.)_^
Northern
3-28
25c
462'/2c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
5.50% preferred (quar.)
Northern Indiana Public Service—
5.80%
3-10
-
preferred
5%%
1
3-11
1
2%
(quar.)—
Phiiadelphia Suburban
Illinois Gas,
5.60%
4-
:
15c
3-11
6-
3-29
3-30
$1.10 class A (quar.)__—
Republic Pictures Corp.—
3-11
1
14c
Ry
preferred
3%%
3-16
;_
__.
Engineering Works
4.22%
4-
1
4-
(quar.)
preferred
Pfizer
3-31
4-20
3-28
1
4-
Pipe
Co.
::
Extra
Fibre-
Industrial
Milk
4V2%
*
Ltd.—
Northern
Northern
4-15
4-
$1.15
(quar.
Eastern
preferred
7%-
•
8-14
50c
•
(quar.)
Northern
Northern
8-25
7
4-15
2-15
5-
—
(quar.)
$1.10 class A
6
3-
31 %c
dividend—^
Basin
$1.40
;
4
12%c
•.
(Mass.*
Oil,
(quar.)__j.
(quar.)
(quar.)____
Co.
3-
3-15
5
(Chicago)—
10c
North
Star
3-31
4-
$1
Pet
1
North
North Shore
10-14
45c
Refractories
Gas
1
50c
-
Insurance
American
Judd
11-
4-
1
$1.12%
dividend
Personal
7-15
15c
-2
4-
3-11
Permian
5c
———
class A
—3-22
3-29
$5c
3-11
Pepsi-Cola
Mining, Ltd,
Penn
"
3-18
$1.10
3-28
,1
t7%c
(quar.)____
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
Life
6
3-10
5-2
%
;
.
Peoples Gas Light & Coke (quar.)— _^_
Securities
^
4-14
1
5
1
Peoria &
*
8-
90c
(quar.)
1
common'
12 Vi
(quar.)
common
Engineering
Chains Canada,
$110 class A (quar.)
1
25c
.....
Corp.
Peoples
Ry.—
15c
4-
4-
Stock
Nat'l
4-
12Vi%
4-15
2
4-
Non-voting
:
8
4-
5-16
5-
$$1.50
$1.10
common
preferred
Varnish
3-10
83 %c
Stock
8
4-
(quar.)_____
Semi-annual
Nova
4-
$45c
—
—
1
(quar.)_^
Voting
7
30c
4-
(quar.)_^^
Chemical
&
common
Reliance
2-25
preferred
7
415c
3-28
preferred
Penobscot
7
3 Vi %
2-25
3.35%
-
7
33-
415c
(quar.)
Life
4V2%
3-
3-31
3-31
3-
Aviation, Inc
4%%
7
3-31
Mfg.,
4.40%
7
3-
3-7
American
4.40%
3-
3-31
3-31
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
3-31
Electric
Reliance
Renold
Pennsylvania Power & Light, com. (quar.)__
4.60%
preferred (quar.)—
4.50%
preferred (quar.)__
1
Ltd.,
Extra
3-10
1
Reliance
3-11
3-26
1
4-15
30c
$1.25
______—
Initial
17% c
2
4-
3-15
1
Corp.—
1
4-
1
4-
3-28
;
Sand
(Canada),
4-
4-
5%c
*
—__—_
(stocx
4-28
each
5-
3-31
American
for
4-
$1.31%
North
Co.
93%c
r
3-14
Ltd.—
Chemicals,
Republic
Penman's, Ltd., common (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
_:
Penney (J. C.) Company (quar.)
$1.21%
North
Products
3- 7
6-
1
3-18
....
(quar.)
common
Cquar.)—
1
British-
of
3-14
(quer.)i.___^________i
com.
Insurance
1
1
4-
85c
4-
3-15
1
iFlorida)—
share
3-31
:
Reichhold
47-
———
Reitman's
10c
held)
Metal
4
A—
(Mass.),
preferred
5
87Vic
4-29
$25c
9
(quar.)^_________
Ltd.,
(one
Life
preferred
3-
Corp.
5%
4-
6-18
$$1.50
(quar.)
3-24
i2y2c
3-31
'
preferred
6%
Reece
3-15
class
Inc.,
4-15
6-30
87Vic
pfd.
(quar.)
6%
1
(quar.)
4-
.
Western
Peninsular
4
Co.
$1.50
-
Newport Electric Co. Corp.— ' v; "-kv > kyy,y;,; H
3%% preferred (quar.)
93%c
Niagara Frontier Transit System-(quar.)__ *.
15c
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp., com. (quar.)
v
45c
3.40%
preferred
(quar.)i
•
85c
3.60% preferred (quar.)_—
90c
3.90% preferred (quar.)__u
97Vic
4.10%
preferred
(quar.)^
$1.02Vi
$2.50
3-
3-14
Realsite,
3-21
k
■
5-13
(increased)
(quar.)_
Insurance
shares
Batten, Ltd.,
Raybestos-Manhattan. Inc.
3-15
3-31
15c
com.
(quar.)
preferred
Rapid Grip &
1
4-20
4-20
20c
Inc.,
.
Supply Co.
Metals
Machinery,
&
i2y2c
—
50c
Telephone (Ohio), 6% pfd. (quar.)
Newberry (J. J.) Company, com. (quar.)____
3%% preferred (quar.)
North
1
3-29
5c
&
dividend
98%c
(quar.)___
(quar.)
common
Hydraulic
1st
4-
4
3-15
3-11
10c
4-
$1
3-18
8
2%
dividend)
American deposit receipts (stock dividend)
Regency Fund. Inc._
—
Life
'
3-30
ipV'C
—
3-18
3-
4-11
t27c
—
8-25
1
(quar.)__
—:
m Vic
—
:
Dental
Mines
$1.12Vi
_____
(quar.)
Weaving,
F.)
1
4-
4-
35c
Corp.
dividend
Ordinary
held)
Peninsular
3-18
Stock
(quar.)__
Service
(M.
25c
—
9-
class A
Bearings Canada,
E
3-31
1
4-
;
$1.50
(quar.)
Transportation
&
5-25
4-15
$22y2c
(quar.)
4-
.
3-31
6-
1
3-31
5c
,
preferred A (quar.)_
Corp. of America—
$3.50 1st preferred (quar.)
2-25
$1.50
Co—
3-18
3-18
1
4-
12 7 Vic'
1
1
4-
•-3 J20c
_——_—,
Radio
Pipe Line—
Proof
50c
35c
File
Rust
$1.09
Electric &
4-11
3-31
$1.50
(quar.)_____
Chemical
Parmelee
3-
Eastern
M
T
$3.50
(quar.)
$1.18%
_:
Shipbuilding
1
Co.
preferred
$1
(quar.)
Honduras Rosario Mining Co.—
Wire
Panhandle
SI.01 Va
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
1
1
4%
(quar.)
Water
Quarterly
Page-Hersey Tubes, Ltd. (quar.)
Pan AmeMcan" Sulphur (quar.)
4
3-15
Mfg..
Co.—
4-15
4-
4-
■;
t25c : *
$1.20
$1.13
3-
1
4-15
60c
Newark
North
&
Racine
3-31
281/2c
& Telegraph Co.—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)___________—_____
t45c
—
1
3-24
5-25
I 40c
----if-'
1
4-
3-24
4-20
.
>, t38c
—____
i
4-
4-15
—-—'
—
Candy
Mining
4-15
4-20
k
______
(s-a)
Anne
Stock
Telephone
Common
Light Co.—
( quar.)_-
North
3-31
Pacolet
3-31
(quar.)
Public
4-
50c
(quar.)__
Normetal
R
4-11
3-10
22 Vic
(quar.)
com.
(s-a)
Power
3-31
47Vic
Co.,
Pacific
6%
43c
'
(quar.)
Gas
preferred
6%
R
3-18
40c
—
75c
3-lt
4-15
3-28
State
&
3-18
4-15
3-25
preferred
preferred
6%
$1.13%
$1.18%
4-15
4Vi%
6%
(quar.)__—.—
4-15
3% %
Norfolk
(quar.)
29c
(quar.)__
Chicago & St. Louis RR.
B
Quincy
4-15
4-15
415c
Co. Ltd.
(quar.)
Electric (quar.)
& Telegraph Co.—
&
preferred
Class
3-1J.
$1.10
3-18
preferred
Nicholson
Queen
3-31
preferred
Niagara
3-18
25c
preferred
5.25%
3-18
3-31
preferred
4.85%
1
$1.12V2
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_—
4.52%
preferred
(quar.)_
A
3-15
"
$1.50
preferred
4-15
$1.09
—
1
—
(quar.)__.
5%% preferred (quar.)—
Quemont Mining Corp. Ltd—
3-31
Gas
York
4-
4-11
Natural
York
5%
4-11
Hampshire
New
3-15
4-11
Jersey
New
1
$1.28
Haven
$4.50
4-
$1.41
New
York
Class
2
3-15
1
4-
Quebec Telephone Co., common (s-a)_______
3-14
$1.54
New
Quarterly
3-21
3-25
3-31
5%
New
New
(quar.)_
5-
3-11
3-15
3-17
,4-
''50c
(quar.)—
6%
3-31
5.64%
,
New York &
Co.
2-29
1
5%
4-15
1
Telephone
(s-a)
preferrea vquar.)
Quebec Power Co. (quar.)
4
Quarterly
York,
Express
Corp.—
4-
$2
'4
20c
:
:
12 Vic
dividend
Quaker Oats Co., common
5-13
3-21
6-
4-
Gas
4%%
1
3-31
Machine-
Orleans
Quaker City Life Insurance
3-15
3-22
3-
Telephone
4.36%
(quar.)
•
2-29
1
3-31
IO.C
—
70c
(quar.)
(increased)
Products
6-
3-31
1
4-22
(quar.)
(quar.)__.
-
3-31
1*7Vic
—'
2-29
2-29
2-29
3-31
20c;
10c
(quar.)
Electric
&
$4.75 convertible preferred (quar.)____—_
Pacific Power & Light Co., common (quar.)
6.16%
preferred (quar.)
America—
5
4-
(quar.)
Pyle-National Co., common (quar.)—___.
8% preferred (quar.)——
7
4-
4-15
31 %c
3-31
12Vic
65c
(quar.)—-.
4-30
25c
2%
3-
Ltd.
Stores,
Stock
(quar.)—
3-31
1
4-25
4-
3-28
England
New
3-21
4-
$4
Brunswick
4%
1
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Purex Corp., Ltd.
(quar.)
415c
England
4.05%
3-15
25c
i~
(quar.)
3-15
2-29
3-31
$1.26%
37 Vic
pfd.
1
—
(quar.)
Ltd.
New
New
5%
Co.,
4-15
divd.)
(quar.)_________________
Canada.
New
Jersey
Coast
4-
_■_/——_
of
4-15
Atlantic Canadian Investment, Ltd.—
30c
Co.
Pueblo
$1
—___________—
Pacific
3-31
preferred (quar.)______i_—
Supermarkets (initial)—.
5.05%
3-15
3-23
Mining
Gold
New
6%
Sugar, Ltd..—
4-15
(quar.)A
(quar.)
Line
6-20
4-
25c
420c
(stk.
7-
25c
(quar.)
5c
'
(quar.)
Television
Mfg.
preferred
Britain
New
Paper
3-15
3-15
3-31
—
3-30
$3c
'
(quar.)____
&
Pipe
Products
New
3-15
4-15
35c
National Union Pire Insurance
Neptune
3-31
Oxford
6-20
3-21
(Minn.)—
Pacific
(quar.)
Ltd.
Terminals
Tile
3-17
1
Purity
2%
Car,
National
Gas
4% convertible preferred (quar.)——-—Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. (quar.)
3-18
1
4-
3-31
_
74-
25c
(quar.)__—
3-10
1
+10c
i——
3-21
4-15
3-21
3-10
1
4-
20c
1
4-
1
4-
35c
Otter
Power
4-
SI
—i.—
3-21
Tail
1
*
$1
class A—
preferred
44-
ii*.
preferred (quar.)__
—
,N. $1.06 :
preferred (quar.)__—__————% $1V16%
4% preferred (quar.)
—
Public Service Gas & Electric, com. (quar.),
.>*' 45c •
$1.40 preferred (quar.)
35c
4.08% preferred (quar.)_
$1.02
$1.04 Vi
4.18% preferred (quar.)
:1.—
$1.07 Vi
4.30% preferred (quar.)—____-—_______
4-20
$1.18
(quar.)______
:
-
-
4.24%
4-9(1
5-
,$1.19
—
l
4-
4c
—
Co.
National Sugar Refining Co.
National Tank Co. (quar.
National
3-15
5-
$1.16
.
dividend
Natural
Osborn
12c
Dividend
Steel
4% preferred D (quar.)
;
Oregon Portland Cement Co.,
3-18
3-31
15c
'
Stock
3-18
5%
4-
2 7 Vic
—-
__:—~—
Manufacturing
Oshawa Wholesale, Ltd
3-15
7 Vic
35c
—«---
Service
Public
Holders
Payable °f
Rec.
•
4.65%
(quar.)____—___,._—
3-18
from
_____—
National-Standard
National
D
4
25c
Corp
quarterly
are
Bond
National
(quar.)
1
Carolina—,t
(q iar.)
preferred (quar.
Co. of Oklahoma—
5.60%
4-14
4-14
20c
—
4
62V2C
National Balanced
•
B
preferred
5-13
5-13
Inc.—
4
::- 4-
t25c
of North
Co.
Common
3-15
1
4-
Service
When
Share
of Company
Name
public
3-22
t$1.75
(quar.)—
Par
of Rec.
2
4-
J25c
(auar.)
preferred A (quar.)__
preferred B (quar.)________—
Preferred
4%
Utilities
4-
31%c
—
Co.
(increased)—
O'Sullivan Rubber,
Machinery • (quar.)
Mfg. (quar.)________:
Securities
Debenture
4-
,
15c
&;
payments
National
:
2
8-
420c
$1.25
—
&
Rockland
Common
Corp.—
2nd
net
4.65%
5-
$1.12Va
1.
Industries
5%
Three
7
25c
(quar.)—
Plopane
National
9
4-
(quar.)____
common
&
3-
2
\
__
(quar.)
Orange
3-31
5-
.
_____________
1
420c
420c
pfd. B (quar.)______
National Life Assurance (Canada)
(quar.)—
Quarterly
Loan
Steel Products, Ltd., com.
preferred (quar.)
:
Opelika Mfg. (quar.)
7%
$1.50
6%
Co.,
3'
Mc^d^y,,MBEchu. 28,-1060;
■. ■. ;
Holders
Payable
15c
—
Ontario
A
*
When
Share
Name of Company
3-11
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
2gc •
$1.09 ;
,
$i-ai%.
-
________
30c,
1
4-15
4-
4-15
4-
t
.,"4-15
4-
1
•
4-
1
3-18
1
Number 5937
191
Volume
.
.
Products (quar.)_u.__.:_____
q^on Paper (quar.)
_____
_
LhPrine Corp., 5% preferred (quar.)
c.mfer
(Ed) Company, common (quar.)__
41,% preferred (quar.)
:
.-X—
4:,;preferred (quar.)
;_
Qphwltzer Corp.,
3'A% preferred (quar.i___
Scott & Fetzer .monthly)
Monthly
——
Monthly ——
—•—
qpntt-Mattson Farms
(initial)
seaboard' Finance-Co. ~Xquar.)
——
-
8c
37'Ac
4-13.
4-15
25c
4-15
4- 1
$1.06'A
$1.18%
27'Ac
4- 1
4- 1
5-2
3-.15
3-15
4-18
4- 1.
3-18
10c
5-2
6- 1
v. 3-31
3-15
3-17
—
15c.
' 25c
, •
•___
_____
2%
30c
Sea view
Industries ————1——A 5c
'
securities Acceptance Corp., comrnon_____i
10c
•\%
preferred- A < (quar.)—
—,1——A.L.V 3iy<c •,;
Security Insurance: (New Haven) (increased)
25c v
(Los Angeles)—
Title Insurance Co.
4-10
5-9
4-7
4" 2
2-25
4- 9
3-28
4-1
' 3-10
?4-r I3-1.0.
5-<2
Standard
4-
$12
$14
S6
•
.$1.50
$7 preferred-(quar.)—.——.____———— - c
$1.75
qee's Candy: Sijdp^ ;cdminon
(initial)
il5c
Class .B
(initialV__
it——
7'Ac
:
•
Rubber Co.—■
,
•
preferred (quar.)
preferred, class A (quar.)—i
Seismograpn Service
(quar.)
4- 1
3-29
Standard
20c
4-15
State
'
3-18
1
5-20
■
(quar.i
1
:
(from
1.5%
class
Home
class
Products
(L. S.)
A
(quar.),.
preferred
7%
(quar.)
B
Class
$$1.75
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
3-29
4- 1
4- 1
3-31
$15c
$15c
20c
Silverwood Dairies,
Class
B
Simplex Paper (quar.)____——_—
Skenandoa Rayon Corp,—
5%
Ltd.,
(N.),
preferred
(quar.)
Corp.,. (quar.)__;
(Howard) Paper Mills, Ltd.—
$2.12
Smith
;
"__
'
$20c
Co.
of
Parts
preferred (quar.) V---A--------—_____
(J. M.V Co. (stock, dividend)
Sobeys Stores, Ltd.,. class A_______;___. .—_
Somerville, Ltd., $2.80 preferred (quar
.__
' $50c
3% '
$2
Sthucker
$10c
$70c
vlOc
12'Ac
7c
Drug Stoffis, common_____________ ;
Sommers
(quar.)__
(quar.)—'
(quar.)_;
convertible preferred
50c
r
Corp.,
Sonotone
—
.___"
common
_
31 Vic$1.55 preferred (quar.)
38%c
Sorg Paper Co., 5'A.%; preferred (quar.)v_ y% $1.37
Soss Manufacturing Co, „(quar.)—1 5c
preferred
$1.25
Atlantic
South
5%
Gas,
Electric &
Carolina
South
4.50%
4 6%
2
preferred
(quar.)__
preferred A (quar.)
Georgia. Natural Gas,
3- 4
3- 4
3-15.
3-15
3-15
50c
preferred
Southdown,
SugafrCo.,
(quar.)
Inc.
4-15
15c
50c
15c
4- 1
4- 1
4-11
4-11
3-25
)
.
(quar.).
com.
u
(quar.)
_________
Extra
Southam
Co.,
(increased)
Ltd.
Southeastern
Public
Southeastern
Telephone
Service
4-1
$80c
—
(quar.)__—
3-28
4- 1
3-31
20c
.
(quar.)_.
22'/2c
•
.
'
.
California
3-11
Edison
Co.--4*
65c
4-30
65c
27c
4.48%
preferred (quar.):
;
28c
4.56%
preferred (quar.)
28'/2c
Southern California Water, com. (quar.)_
25c
4%
preferred (quar.)
———
25c
4'/4% preferred (quar.)
_$'.265625
5.44% preferred (quar.)
34c
Southern Canada Power Co., Ltd. (quar.)i__
" ",21/2c
3-31
3-31
4-30
4-30
6- 1
6- 1
6- 1
6- 1
5-16
.____—:
_
Original preferred (quar.)
4.32%
preferred
(quar.)____;
—
—
...
Southern
Fertilizer
(Savannah,
$4.75
Southern
Indiana
Common
(s-a)
$2.37
$2.38
5- 1
11- 1
&
Casualty (Tenn.)
Gas
&
2c
4-15
(quar.»
New England Telephone
-«v:ar.)—
Southern Oxygen Co. (Del.) (quar.)
Southern
Railway
Co.—
5%
noncumulative
5%
noncumulative
(Mobile
&
Southern
Ohio
Realty
Southwest
(quar.)
4.65%
4.28%
preferred
preferred
4.36%
Co.
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
3-13
3-16
3-16
4- 8
7-11
! 3-30
7- 1
\
;
(quar.)
par)
($25
5- 1
5- 1
5- 1
5- 1
5- 1
5- 1
5-1
4-20
4-20
4-20
4-20
4-20
4-20
4-20
3%
3-30
4-15
3-14
4-1
50c
5-16
4-15
2°c
$1.12'A
5-16
4- 1
4-15
92'/2c
97'/2c
$1.033/4
27'Ac
27'/2c
$1.10
(quar.)
preferred
3-18
20c
(Dallas)—
(quar.)__
preferred
4.40%
3-15
4- 1
20c
-
(quar.)
preferred
4- 1
$1.25
$1.16'/4
$1.07
;
__^
preferred
3-15
Co.—
Quarterly
!
Soutnwestem Public Service—
-
4-1
$1.50
t;
___.
Insurance
Quarterly
3.70%
S2
(quar.)
Life
(quar.)
,t
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)______—.—_
$1.15%
Sovereign Investors, Inc. (quarterly from net
investment
Spalding
(A.
Spartan
Cash
income)— _____—
class
dividend
only
after
50%
Springfield Fire
Common
Stock
$6.50
Square
common
on
shares.
—
4'/2%
preferred
(quar.)
Marine Ins. Co. (Mass.)^—•
&
(quar.)
——.
(quar.),
Company
(quar.)—
v.
.
2-11
;.
25c
—
dividend
preferred
D
B
split
Sperry Rand Corp.,
•
dividend on
shares)—.
.
..
(stock
Inc.
and
•.
:———-
dividend)-:—____T_
(stock
G.)
Industries,
common
-5-13
8-15
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.15%
.
,
10c
Gds
preferred
3.90%
,
Co
Natural
6-.15
9-15
3-31
4- 1
5%
4-1,
$1,63
25c
4- 1
3-31
10c
4-15
3-31
4-1
3-15
Trans-Canada
3-31
3-10
.Common
3-17
Common
(quar.)
3-18
Common
1
6-20
6-10
4-
8
3-28
•4-15
3-31
4%%
4'/a%
preferred,
3-31
3-31
3-23
5%
preferred
3-31
3-15
5%
preferred
(quar.)
-5%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
6-15
6%
9-30
9-15
6%
12-30
12-15
6%
3-15
6%
6-30
4-
1
5-
2
4-
4
4%
3-31
3-
1
15c
5-16
4-15
25c
4-12
3-28
40c
4-15
3-31
34c
4-
1"
3-15
$50c
4-
1
3-15
preferred
Class
Transue
(quar.)
3-4
3-4
3-4
3-16
Corp.
Steel
Williams
51.12'A
11-30
11-15
common
7-
1
6-10
4-15
3-31
4-
1
3-21
36%c
4-
1
3-21
3-31
1
3-10
Co.; (stock
Corp.,
Insurance
Industries,
2
Wayne Corp.
Symington
4-
1
4-
1
4-29
4-14
4-15
4-
3-16
!
60c
6'A%
3-15
Union
(James),
$4
(G.),
Class
A
common
Class
4-
B
common
Telluride
Co.,
Power
Gas
Tennessee
6%
pfd.
1
'■>
stock
j
5- 2
8- 1
7-20
62'/2c
4- 1
3-21
37'/2c
4-
7'/2c
133Ac
$2
$7'/2c
$15c
$78'Ac
41c
$1.12'/2
$1
4-
(quar.)
(quar.)
92'/aC
87'/2C
Inc.,
Street
Corp.
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
Trust
preferred
$3.50
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)__
(quar.)
2-26
4-
3-21
Union
pref. A (quar.)____________________
Investment Co. (quar.)
3-21
Union
Pacific
25c
1
4-
62'Ac
1
4-
9
Gas Co. of Canada,
Union
5'/2%
RR.
$35c
3-11
preferred (quar.)
Union Stockyards Co. of Omaha Ltd.
3-15
Union
8c
4-
1
2-22
4-
1
3-
7
Union
4-
1
3-
7
United
3-31
3-15
4-15
4-
Class
B
Drill
Aircraft
pref.
4'/a%
United
4-
1
3-15
$20c
4-
1
3-
4
4-1
3-
4
6%
A
3-18
1
4-
30c
.2%
6-20
6-
6
3-31
3-
8
Fuel
1956 series)
1
3-
8
$1.12'/2
4-15
4-
5
!
3-
1
10c
Improvement, common (quar.)__
3-31
2-29
preferred (quar.)——______________
$1.06'A
4-1
2-29
35c
4- 1
3-
10c
3-31
3-10
Co;
4-
1
3-11
4-
1
3-11
United
Industrial
4.60%
$1.15
4-
1
3-11
Corp., new com. (initial).
United Keno Hill Mines. Ltd. (increased)
5c
$10c
4.64%
$1.16
4-
1
3-11
United
New Jersey Railroad &
Canal (quar.)
$1.16 »/4
4-
1
3-11
$2.50
$2.50
$1.18
4-
1
$1.22'A
4-
1
preferred (quar.)
$4.64 preferred (quar.)_
$5.08 preferred (quar.)
;
Texas Gas Transmission Corp., com.
4.96%
preferred (quar.)
5.25%
preferred (quar.)
5.40% preferred (quar.)
•
Texas
&
Pacific Ry., common
5%
Co., common
preferred
Thomas
Thomaston
Mills
—
Thompson (H. I.) Fiber Glass——
Thompson-Starrett Co.—
70 cents convertible preferred
(accum.) —
Thor
Power
Tool
(quar.)——
Thorofare Markets, common (quar.)
5% conv. pfd. (initial series) (quar.)
5%
convertible preferred B (quar.)__—
Thrift
Investment Corp.
(quar.)—.
.
'
Corp.
United
Printers
Shoe
United
3-11
15c
4-
1
3-15
Special
i
preferred (quar.)
U. S. Borax & Chemical Corp.—
4-21
3-31
2
4-15
U
5-
-
•
2
4-15
,U.
1.5-2
1
'4-15
;v
3-15
35c
'
4-
1
4-
1
1
3-24
3-31
5-
2
4-
$1.14
5-
2
4-
8
$1.19
5-
2
4-
5-
2
4-
8
48c
4-
1
3-
4-
1
stock
pfd. (quar.)—
4'A%
Stores, 4'/2%
preferred (quar.)—
Drug
———•
gains
S.
—-—.—.—.—-—______
S
Extra
U
_____
j.;—
4-
1
31'/4c
4-
1
3-18
$15c
4-14
3-31
into
20c
3-31
3-18
preferred
per
3-31
3-18
4-
1
3-15
U.
25c
4-
1
3-15
U
U
S
3-31
4-15
•
7%
'
\
-•
f
U.
.
S.
4-
1
3-
4
United
Stockyards Corp.
4-
1
3- "4
United
Stores
4-
1
4
UiS Trust Co.
'"'5%
4-11
3-io
$1.12'A
3-31
3-10
$1.06'A
3-31
3-10
Y.)
(N.
Corp.,
United Utilities Inc.
United
3-
4
3-
4
6-10
4-1
4- 1
3-11
4- 8
4-1
4- 1
3-21
933/4C
$1.12'A
:___
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
$6 preferred
(quar.)__
4- 1
17'Ac
$1.50
4-15
5-16
3-31
35c
(quar.)
Wnelan Corp.—
3-21
3-21
(quar.)
convertible
,
preferred
Universal Controls Inc.
Universal-Cyclops
Steel
5-23
3-14
3-21
3-17
3-14
3-31
4-22
3-7
5-13
Common
$3.50
3-21
50c
'
4-15
3-28
25c
3-
4- 1
7- 1
Refining & Mining Co.—
preferred (quar.)
—87'Ac
Sugar Corp. (quar.)
30c
40c
3-15
3-31
4- 1
3-11
Smelting
31'/4c
3-31
60c
4-1
3-15
*
40c
6-11
4-1
3-31
31'Ac
3-11
"
$2
12'Ac
stock to April 1st):
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Co., 8%
Rubber Reclaiming
3-21
12'Ac
3-11
3-18
20c
—-—.____
1
4-
17'Ac
4
4
'4«14
93%c
Rubber
S
4
4-
share plus this dividend. Convertible
common
at rate of 2% shares per
'
S.
4-
4-
10c
4- 6
'10c • '4- 6
$1.75
22'Ac
27'Ac
Plywood Corp., common (quar.)
;_
3%%
preferred A (quar.)
4'A%
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
3% %
conv.
pfd. series B
(entire issue
to
be redeemed on April
1 at $103.25
31 '/4c
8c
—
S
3-18
$1.25
(quar.)
4'A%
U
3-18
3-23
' 25cv •"
A
preferred (quar.)
preferred (s-a)
Playing Card (quar.)____
7%
3-26
'
.____
(quar.)—
common
3-15
3-11
5-19
(25 cents from
and 15 cents from ordinary
Co.,
Gypsum
3-31
3-13
"6-20
6- 1
3-31
25c
.______.
3-21
3-15
(Baltimore)—
(quar.)
I
Foreign Securities
&
5- 2
5- 2
37'Ac
B
income)
2
25c
62'Ac
25c
(quar.)
$1.12'A
__;——
!_
class A
Co.,
Foil
S
U.
8
$1.21
com.
(quar.)——
Storage
capital
8
Payable in Class A common
Thrifty
U
3-24
$1
S.
Class
3-15
3-31
Corp.,
Fidelity & Guaranty Co.
S.
Quarterly
3-15
$1.25
preferred
Cold
S
U.
2-29
3-15
1
4-
4'A%
4-15
yS-V 2'
Machinery
6%
5-
$1
'
Ji
(stock dividend)
(quar.)
3-11
3-31
4-25
4-10
7-10
4- 1
3-31
4- 1
5- 2
12'Ac
10c
15c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Publishers
&
3-11
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Thriftimart, Inc.— :'
Class A and Class B
Aluminum
Pacific
3-11
$1
(quar.)
Industries, class A
Pacific
United
1
$1.35
(quar.)_______
$14- 1
———:
1
$1.24
preferred (quar.)
Texas
Power & Light Co., $4 pfd.
(quar.)
$4.56 preferred (quar.)
$4.76 preferred (quar.)
$4.84 preferred (quar.)
Texas
Utilities Co. (quar.)
'
Textiles, Inc., 4% preferred (quar.)
Textron, Inc., common
(quar.)
$1.25
convertible preferred (quar.)___—
Third
Canadian General Investment Trust
~Betts
United
3-11
4
Y.)—
Quarterly,
3-11
$1.31 «/4
(reduced)
N.
——
1
$1.27
5%
Thomas &
Quarterly
(Brooklyn,
4-
$1.16
(quar.)
—
Industrial Bank
4-
$1.14
$4.56
Fund
Income
$1.31 '/4
$$1
3-10
Gas
$1.12'A
$1.28
3-10
United
—
$1.06'/4
$1.27'A
3-11
37'Ac
60c
(quar.)
United
1
1
4-
Corp.
United
4-
3-21
:•> 3-21
Gas
3-11
$1.25
3-14
United
5-20
'
3-11
3-31
4- 1
$75c
1
preferred (quar.)
preferred' (quar.)
4.65% preferred (quar.)
4.72%
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
4.90%
preferred
(quar.)
5%
convertible 2nd preferred (quar.) —
5.10%
preferred
(quar.)
5.12% preferred (quar.)
5.25%
preferred
(quar.)
——
Tennessee Natural Gas Lines
(quar.)—:—.—
Texaco (Canada), Ltd., 4% pfd. (quar.)
Texas Electric
Service Co., $4 pfd. (quar.)
7
3-11
(from net investment
4-
$1.02%
7
3-18
,
6-14
proval of stockholders April
4.10%
preferred
(quar.)
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)
4.50%
2nd preferred (quar.)
33-
Inc.—
United Illuminating
ap¬
4- 1
4- 1
133Ac
15c
Ltd.—
income)
8
3-31
8
4-
(quar.)
preferred
United Income Fund
3-8
3-31
4-
$1.50
4-20
4-
Co.—
Investments,
Funds,
4-20
5- 2
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Gas
class A
6%
4-20
•
preferred (quar.)
preferred (1958 & 1959 series )(quar.)
United
3-16
1
4-20
of America—
Co.
preferred
Cities
3-17
3-
$1
(quar.)
Co.
3-31
3-15
3-15
10c
10c
30c
5','a%
$50c
class
Corp.—
(1955 and
Biscuit
United
Gas,
4-14
3-16
35c
:
(quar.)
Twist
4%
1
Natural
5- 1
3-31
5-16
5-16
5-16
5-16
5- 2
3-15
(quar.)
4%
Texas
3-15
(quar.)
3-15
1
3-18
1
4- 1
4-1
4-1
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
3-28
3-30
3-30
3-29
(quar.)
com.
1
4-
$$1.25
4-20
1
$10c
$68c
15c
30c
20c
Ltd., common
4-15
$35c
4'A%
subject to
8)
split
62'Ac
62'/2c
$3.70
3-
Transmission—
(One-for-two
3-15
3-11
3-31
70c
(quar.)
3-31
3-15
1
3-31
income)
3-30
$1.25
(quar.)
4-15
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
United
(quar.)__
preferred
3-17
3-31
4-
$1.12'/2
3-31
3-21
1
4-
Telephone Service Co.
$5
8-15
11-15
40c
3-21
15c
70c
of Ohio—
(quar.)—,
it
8-25
—
preference (quar.)
Electric Co., common (quar.)—
40c
(quar.)
Inc.
(Del.)
preferred
20c
(increased)
Ltd., common (increased) —
4% preferred (quar.)
—
Taylor Instrument (quar.)_:
Telechrome Mfg., class A (stock dividend) —
Tamblyn
Corp.
1st
$4.50
1
;
Talcott
(quar.)
5-15
11-25
3'/2c
preferred
4-13
,•
$7c
Ltd
3-16
5-25
10c
Acceptance, Ltd., common
non-cum. partic.
2nd pref.
25c
Switson
Film
investment
net
5'/2%
40c
—
1
30c
(quar.)
5c
(quar.)
Company
preferred
Jersey
8c
Propane
&
New
Underwriters
Union
5-
$1.13
_______
1
4-
4
Century Income Investors Fund—
U-Tote'M,
3-10
15c
preferred
Swift
4'/2%
Corp.,
of
City Rapid Transit Co.—
5% convertible prior preferred (quar.)
Twin Coach Co., $1.50 conv.
pfd. (quar.)—
3-21
12'Ac
Fund :_____________L________-_-___
(quar,)
1
1
l'A%
—
4.
3-18
Twin
3-10
44-
25c
(quar.)_^—
3-18
(Texas)—
Co.
Quarterly
10c
—
1
30c
,30c
$1
South LaSalle
208
$1.25
(quar.)
3-
4-
67'/2c
62'/2c
(quar.)
Inc.;
(From
25c
cents
A
1
4-
25c
dividend )—.
common
4-
15c
—_—
3-31
30c
3-15
7'Ac
____
(quar.)
preferred
3-11
Co.—
(quar.)=__z.
Greene
3-31
3-16
Corp.—
—
Temper
Twentieth
1
433/4c
.___
&
Hall
4-15
common
Century-Fox
Quarterly
3-18
1
4-
25c
(quar. )___>_
Fuller
4-
56c
(quar.)__;
preferred
preferred
9-15
12-15
___.
15c
56c
—
preferred
5%
Forging
(quar.)
Universal
Co.
6-15
1-4-61
3-28
Quarterly
True
3-15
1
fl.
25c
Corp.,
Products
Trunz,
6-15
America—
of
Quarterly
5-16
5-31
5 6'A c
(quar.)
12-15
1
Quarterly
par)
9-15
1-4-61
$30c
17'/2c
(increased-auar.)
preferred
Trinity
1
4-
Quarterly
$2.70
1
10-
(quar.)
&
1
7-
$30c
(quar.)
Tri-Continental
Trico
(Toronto)
A
,3-15
4-
7'/2c
preferred
Transportation
•*
6-15
10-
<
$25c
730c
$30c
(quar.)
Lines
3-15
1
10-, 1,
,9-15
1-4-61 ,,< 12-15
$25c
(quar.)
6-15
9-15
7-
$25c
$25c
_L—___
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Transcon
i
3-15
12-15
$22'/2c
$22'/2c
(quar.)
3-11
3-31
1
10-
$25c
$22'/2c
$22'/2c
(quar.)
•"
16
1-4-61
" 4- 1
$25c
—.
.
4- 1
7-1
$25c
___:
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred .'(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4>/2%
-
"
$25c
tquar.)_
3-16
1
4- 1
4-29
-
20c
(quar.)
3-31
4-
$50c
Corp. Fund, common
4-
Co.—
(quar.)_
:
(quar.)——
—
Ltd., $1.40 pfd. (quar.) —
Supertest Petroleum, Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.) —
Superior Propane Ltd., $1.40 pfd. (quar.) —
Superior Window Co., class A (quar.)
—
•
(quar.)
Trust)
Stock
preferred A (quar.)
Southwestern Electric Power
Southwestern
..
;5%
preferred (quar.)
Trarisamerlca Corp. (quar.)
,
$60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Twentieth
5%
3-10
3-15
.3-19
:3-18
3-30
4- 1
4-15
_
preferred
preferred
$6
5%
...
40c
25c
55c
15c,...
25c
25c,,
Telephone
9
preferred
8-16
Superior
Electric Co.—
(quar.)
Nevada
9
3-
^4M»%:
8-31
$4.50
3-31
Southern
3-
8
$30c
preferred (quar.)
Sun Chemical Co.," common
(quar.)
4-20
10-20
(quar.)—
(s-a)
Fire
1 '
3-15
51.12'A
60
Co.
preferred
$4.75
Ga.),
preferred
Southern
Southern
Chemical
&
-
4-
3-
A
(quar.)
Trust
Stubnitz
3- 5
3-5
4- 5
4- 5
5-12
5-12
5-12
5-12
4-20
•5%
(quar.)
9
$$1.12«A
3-31
$1.25
prior preferred (quar.)—______
Shop, Inc. (quar.)___—___
—.
Strawbridge & Clothier, common (quar.)
4- 5
Common
3-
$1.25
5%
3-14
3-18
'
Southern
1
$1.25
Super Valu Stores, common
3-15
$1.12'/2
(quai
4-
B
5%
(quar.)
Sunshine Mining Co.
4- 1
3-31
3-30
_
pfd.
$6
jeOc
Class
5-16
Sunrise
3-11
3-11
3-11
3-11
3-11
3-15
3-10
3-16
4- 1
3-16
3-16
3-25
._
'Pittsburgh Water 4'A% p)d. (quar.).
South Puerto Rico
8%
3-15
3-15
3- 4 /
4- 1'
4- 1
4- 1
4-1
3^18
8-16
Stuart
3-15
4- 1
35c
._
8
11-15
5%
4- 1
62'/2c
57V2c
56'Ac
57'/2c
$1.50
25c
~
9
4-
_
—
3-29
•: -.J*
i—
South Jersey Gas Co. (increased).
South Penn Oil Co. (quar.)
South
3-31
3-25
4- 1
10c
(increased)
Common
3-
5-31
Stop
Gas—
5%-. preferred
(quar.)_c__.
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)_^
South
«•''
20c
—
1
class
Ltd.,
87'Ac
—
(quar,)__!
Stokley-Van Camp, common (quar.)
$1.25
(quar.)___
common
preferred (quar.)
3-15
4-
8-31
&
3-17
*60c
11-30
first
7
(quar.)
Finance,
56'/4c
Baer
3-
3-31
Traders
56 '/4c
7%
(quar.)
3-18
51.12'A
Stix,
4
3-28
f75c
Co
1st pfd.
$1.25
(quar.)
Markets, class A (quar.)
5.90%
convertible preferred (quar.)_._—i
;xv
Investment
Ltd., 6%
1
Corp.—
Stevens
3-31
4-29
4-29'
.4-15
4-14
4- 1
4- 1
''4- 1
3-31
3-31
3-31
4- 1
London
4-
20c-
;
($50
B.)
3-
J
(Boston)-
(quar.)
preferred
1
1
32'Ac
(quar.)__
preferred ($50 par) (quar.)
preferred ($50 par)
(quar.)
preferred ($100 par)
(quar.)
4'/2%
preferred,., ($100 par)
(quar.)
■'
4'/2%
preferred '($100 par)
(quar.)
Stern
&
Stern Textiles
Inc., com. (quar.)
(John
4-
3-15
3-29
4'/2%
4'/2 %
3-16
tlOc
Trusts
Corp.
4'/2 %
Stetson
3-31
4-
4'/2%
'
preferred
3-15
f50c
(quar.)
25c
20c
4'/2%
4'/2%
Corp.
35c
12'Ac
(s-a)
preferred
1
40c
■
(quar.)
Sterling Trusts Corp.
Stern
(Michaels) —
3-21
1
4-
J40c
Insurance
35c
preferred
1
4-
Towmotor
Television Co.—
4'/2%
General
28c
"f
Inc. (quar.)
National Bank & Trust- (N. Y.)—
5.44%
4-
20c
'
Torfington Company (quar.)
Torrington Mfg. (quar.)
3-29
Brewers,
Sterling
}25c
dividend
50c
Co., 3'/2%' pfd.
Corp.
5-10
3-18
(initial)
Ltd.
1
75c
preferred
Canada,
6-
„
8
3-16
(quar.)
Ltd.
30c
•
1
15c
Bros..
4-15
13c
4-1
$1
preferred (quar.)
'
$30c
(quar,).—:——
Common
3-31
4-
933Ac
(quai\)._____
B_______;
1__
Quarterly
3-15
4- 8
3-25
4- 1
,
4-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
Sterling
3-15
4- 1
5- 2
4-14
5- 2
$1.25
$30c
t53c
40c
___
O.)
(A.
Smith
(quar.)—
common
4- l
$1-25
prior preferred, (quar.)-class Ac preferred
(quar,)_______—
5%
Slater
&
Toronto Star,
pfd.
4-30
(quar.)
$15c
Street Investment Corp.
Sterling
3-21
;
Brewing (quar.)—,
_______ v
Ltd.,.class A (quar.)____
(quar.)________.
—___
Sick's Rainier
Toronto
3-25
Ltd.
preferred (quar.)
Steel
3-10
3-10
3-15
2-29
2-29
___.
3-25
4-11
'
Ltd.
Steel Improvement & Forge
Stock dividend
3-10
25c
25c
6c
_
class A (quar.)
4-11
,
3-15
4-
20c
(Mass.), class A
(increased)
General
15c
,
Shulton,. Inc.,
Toronto
(quar.)__
Corp.,
preferred
Steel
10c
4-29
3-31
Corp. (quar.)25c-• T 3-31
3-14
Shattuck Denn Mining (quar.)____
10c
4-15
3-21
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.—
'■ .yi.
vA-Vy
4% preferred series A (quar.)
J50c
4-2
3-2
41/2% preferred series B (quar.)
—$56'Ac
4- 2
3- 2
Shawmut Association
(quar.)—:
25c
4- 1
3-17
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada—
,•<.... vf:
Common
(quar.) ______——
■—y
$45c ; 5- 2
4-8
4-16
Company
Guaranty
Stedman
Steel
4-23
(quar.)___
of Rec.
4-15
30c
Canners, Ltd., class A
Packing Co.
(quar.)
Stock
Toronto
Corp., 50c conv. pfd.
(quar.)
Capital Life Insurance Co. (Raleigh,
5%
invest¬
3-18
90c
5%
■•
3-15
.3-21
.
3-18
3-21
3-18
3-31
—
(quar.)
5%
•
...
6-
3-31
;
Holdert
4-11
2 %
Co.
12c
Tobin
When
Payable
(quar.)
(quar.)
50c
Jersey)
common
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
Tip Top
Inc.
40c
Steel,
$1.20
Finance Corp.
18%C
(increased)
com.
Co.
Tube
Co.,
Times-Mirror
Materials.
Ltd.
Common
income)
ment
&
Siaulfer Chemical
3-29
3-29
Sharon
1
Quarterly
State
3-29
6%c
4-15
$lr-r' 4-15
$1.31'A
4-1
35c
. 4- 1
10c V 4-1
40c
4- 1
Inc., common
-_——-—
4%
Sbaler Company, (quar,) __—
Shamrock Oil & Gas (quar.)
Shareholders Trust of Boston
4-
(Ohio), 33A%
Structural
Starrett
3-15
3t15
3-18
Latz,
15c
Stecher-Traung Lithograph
4- 1
$1.25
10c
&
T.I.M.E.,
Starrett
;■
$1.13
5%
B
3-18
Stute
4'A%
preferred
Servel. Inc., $5.25
preferred
Seton Leather Co,
(quar.)___
1
4-29
5-13
>
Seiberling
Class
4-
Mfg.,
Screw
Standard
Stanley
3-31 3-17
3-31 — 3-17
3-31
-3-17
3-31
3-17'.
5^13^,^,44-29
._r_^
.
Selieman
75c
;;
Radio,
Standard
l^vS-10
(quar.)
Stanley Works, new common
General—
yy
preferred! (clears arrears).—__:
preferred (clears arrears')__r_..
preferred (quar-)--——
S7
Co.
preferred
Standard
;
Time
15c
Paving
6%
,
Securities Corp.
So
Oil
Standard; Paper
>
3-15
(quar.)
Standard
•
12'Ac
___;
Per
of Company
Oil
51
Share
-
Name
1
Corp.,
Holding Corp.,
Class B
•
4-
preierred
(quar.)
Fire Insurance
(New
Standard
V4-22-
>
Financial
Quarterly
-
-
50c
cents
Standard
■
common—
Dredging Corp.,
preferred (quar.)
$1.60
of Rec.
(accum.)
preferred
Standard
75
Holders
Tidewater
preferred
participating
Standard
When
Payable
Inc.—
$5 prior
to
$3
4-20
5-20
■
dividend
_____———-—
Roebuck & Co. (quar.)______
spcuritv
$2
3-31
Stock
Sears
Par
Share
Name of Company
Stahl-Meyer,
3-31
10c
(1367)
Holders
SharPayable of Rec.
17c.lv 4-15
3-25
of Company
Tubular
M-hill
When
Par
•
Name
«
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
(increased)—
87Ac,,,'5- l
7'Ac
4-30
30c
3-31
4-15
4-15
3-14
52
(1368)
Par
Name
of Company
Universal
8%
Leaf
Universal
Marion
4V2%
Corp.,
Holders
Payable
of Rec.
2
4-
8
Yale &
Towne
4-
50c
—$2
(quar.)
$1.12Va
12VaC
pfd.
Par
Name of Company
5-
(quar.)—
com.
(quar.)
1
3-14
Yellow
Cab
4-11
3-25
6%
preferred
3-30
3-15
6%
3-21
Yellow
Transit
Company
18c
5-
2
4-
15c
33c
25c
4-
8
3-26
Utility Appliance Corp., $1 conv. pfd. (quar.)
4
4-
I
3-
4-
1
Stock
York
3-15
2
York
(J.
Valspar
Corp
Special
—
Line
Value
Fund,
Situations
Inc.—
4-
Van Camp Sea Food
Van
Sciver
(J.
(quar.)
30c
5-
4-15
Vanderbilt Tire & Rubber
Viau,
(quar.)_;—_——
Bros.,
Door
Inc.,
preferred
Victor
Products
5%
Zenith
;
v
*~6%
7'7'TO
3-
1
7v
•
7;
4-
.'•7, 77.\ ■;
Class.
4-11
5c
par)
Wall
Gooderham
7-15
-3-31
...
from
capital
ordinary
Transfer
Walter
4-
(Jim)
and
gains
Corp.
5Vs%
preferred
Warehouse
$4.50
3-
1
111.)
preferred
&
Class
4-
1
4-
1
3-15
4.80%
West
Ohio
West
Penn
4V?%
1
3-21
$1.25
4-
1
3-21
4-
1
50c
4-
1
6-10
11c
3-31
3-
12V2C
4-29
35c
preferred
preferred
$5
•j
4-
Capital
3-31
3-11
Western
5%
•
Western
Department
Western
Electric
7%
•
month,
4-
1
3-
ing Feb.
6%
A
preferred
class
A
1
3-18
12Vic
3-31
3-30
3-31
3-18
5%
preferred
5%
r
conv.
for-the
$1.50
4-
1*
3-18
Gross
Western
B
Final
-
5%
class
&
3-17
3-30
3-17
3-31
3-16
37Vic
4-
1
4-
1
t25c
Stationery,
"
(cuar.)
Stamping Co
Western Union Telegraph Co.
(quar.)——
Westmoreland. Inc. (quar.)
Weston (George), Ltd., class A
(quar.)
Class
—
4-
1
6-10
adding
3-24
was
4-15
3-18
57%
Class
A
preferred
Whitehall
Whitehall
7*
Cement
Fund,
Wieboldt
$4.25
1st
150,000
4-
1
75c
4-
1
3-
4
4-
1
3-
6%
Stores
Inc.,
common
_V7
$4.25
5%
3-
4-
1
1-18
4-
1
J-18
4-
1
3-18
62Vic
6-
)V
4-
1
3-
4
7-
1
6-
3
10-
(quar.)_
1
9-
2
12-
2
4-
8
7-
8
div.)
Stationers
7.
1%
58-
Stores
Wisconsin Electric
6%
...
preferred
~~
;____
5%
Public
5.08%
Woodley
Petroleum
Co.
Jr.,
Co.
1
the
of
class
7-31
7-15
6-
5-13
1
class
share,
stock.—V.
A
in
cents
7-;''■
the
from
the
or
—
cents
191,
connect
the
tures
of
share
427.
Steam
Beach
in
1961,
has
Station,
with
this
taxes
as
last
'/
of
now
of
acres
the
an
immediate
$135,000 which
to
acres
the
Cross-
7/-V'7
Its
the
before
the;
organization
first
three
taxes
of
quarter
last
May.
months
consolidated
sales
of
its
for
the
and
$399,788
net
752,000
on
;7„: .--:^777'
shares
I960,-
1959
$62,642,711
$58,383,139
32,542.921
t
11,217,532
f... 5,389,789
10,303,787
4,926,263
$.11,599,513
$10,610,168
10,078,151
———
$23,525,268
in
1958,
1959
in
9,828,550
—
—
1959
--
;
•,
to
compared
as
$18,338,899 the
history.
,
$1,970.^7,"
was.
per
income
in
1959
manufactures
and
wide
a
electronic
July,
the
to
reflect
1959.
two-
a
•
highest
the
in
com-
■'7',
.
variety of "carbon,
and
in the
automotive,
graphite
components Tor. applications
electric-metallurgical,
industries.—V.
adjusted
in
were
77777 '777:7 /,..'/7;:':./
.7/'"/
products
share
common
stock, effective
common
net
.or $2.20 ,per common shares
.year'.s. end, 'as
compared
with $1.-
the
at
$1.30
or
the
and
company
missile
and
7
electronic,! nuclear,
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Squan Marina, Brielle, N. J.—Files With SEC—
The
SEC
by
corporation
covering
offered
at
March
on
150,000
$2 per
The proceeds
filed
18
a
letter(Of notification with the
shares
of class "A; common stock (par $1) to be
through B. Fennekahl & Co.; New York, N. Y.
to. be used fpr; g^nergl cprporate "purposes, v -
share,
are
7/. Square. D
This
every
and
com¬
with
year
for
its
generating
-;7.7''''
the
of
project
the
on
the
This
the
by
and
Unfavorable
Dam
Hoover
in
fuel
Quinton
costs
more
water
year,
fuel
in
in
of
in
the
last
step
in
of
use
well
as
bank
loans
lower
as
for
program
obtain
to
new
loans,
January.
the
The
is
1960
funds
the
and
construction
estimated
this
for
sold
company
548.
p.
increase
6% .greater
by
at
Square
California
N.
over
than
In
custom
mort¬
in
-
Arner
-
-
Inc.
affiliates into
and
corporation
retired
20,000
invitation
lor
March
record
chased
1
4-15
the
4-
1
1
3-17
4-
1
"All
3-14
1,
retired
which
the
purchases
of
remain
the
March
shares
of
mailed
was
These
1960.
by
on
are
in
company
the
company
outstanding
funds
have
16
Mr.
a
its
to
the
to
past
earmarked
been
has
stock
preferred
all
addition
in
it
capital
4,424
few
for
preferred
3-29
3-
2'
3-29
3-
2
115c
4-15
3-31
1
3-18
of
the
consolidate
product
drug
p.
its
shareholders
per
shares
weeks.
this
182,
103,300
p.
shares
of
the
and
developments of the parent
Canadian plant and laboratories,"
Inc.
in
the
is
the largest diversified custom
United
States.
are
to
be
It
was
will
continued.
manufacturer
formed
of Buffalo with
Co.
'77.
company
he
in
mid-1959
and
Strong, Cobb
to effect the
Canadian
consolidation, SCA acquired
a
cash
transaction.
a
The
minor¬
Arner
wholly-owned subsidiary.—V.
19L
Strong Cobb
Arner
Inc.
above.
Su-Mark Boats, Inc.—Transfer
Agent—
the
Chemical
for
Bank
the
New
York Trust
common
stock
of
Co.
the
has
been
appointed sole
corporation.—V.
191,
p.
transfer
1010.
Co.—Registers With SEC
.offered for public sale through an underwriting group headed
Witter & Co.
The dividend and conversion rates, public
terms
./7;:
,
1159.
See
657.
Thife company, of 125 Las Vegas Blvd. South, Las Vegas Nevada, filed
registration statement with the SEC on March 16, 1960, covering
of $25 par cumulative convertible preferred stock, to be
underwriting
•
.
process
our
products
,
by
100,000 shares
and
■
operations
Cleveland.
order
agent
a
;;\,7'
Strong Cobb Arner, Ltd.—To Be Formed—
pur¬
As
purpose
of
In
purchased
as
the
.
ity interest in the Montreal firm in
plant at Fort Erie was operated as a
exhausted.
approximately
company—V.
Southern Nevada Telephone
3-15
*
$1.25
stock
$104,-
of its two
single subsidiary at Fort Erie, Ontario, John
on March 17.;,
\
7
will
said.
Eustis
available from
of
Repurchases
—
that
of
manufacturing services for pharmaceutical and allied industries
Strong Cobb Arner
3-14
1
preferred
tenders
these
Directors
There
3-10
4-
and
of
announced
point
>%•
-
President, announced
Canada,"
be
Shares—
This
high
"By combining operations at the modern 27,000 square foot Fort Erie
plant, SCA will be able to provide its customers with the most complete
also
and
Cobb
Eustis,
Co.
Corp.
previous
$91,-
which r.totaled
,1958v, sales
the
1957.rt-*-,77■7'7:7,7•"'•'^7
in
D
The new subsidiary, to be known as Strong Cobb Arner of Canada;
Ltd., will absorb both The Arner Co., Ltd. of Fort Erie and Strong Cobb
of Canada, Ltd.
7 *
" 7
amount
expendi¬
company
Petroleum
the
for
quarter of I960, payable March 3J to shareowners
16.
A similar dividend was" paid March 31, 1959.
2388.
p.
Strong
$120,000,000.
program,
$30,000,000
March
on
190,
\Canadian
,
Southern
/control
motor
$110,272,676
Strong Cobb Arner Inc.—Reorganization.—
year.
bank
of
•
explained.
short-term
internally,
construction
short-term
Mr.
2i%
a
was
for the first
record
—v.
plants
generation
since 1952 and compared with $75,QUinton said this reduction resulted
year
any
1958,-
sales
Dec.-
registered
26 cents
conditions
steam
$29,325,000 in new money through the sale
This was' the lowest amount of permanent
year.
record
.
hydroelectric
for
had
Net earnings for 1959 amounted to
$10,436,535, equal, to $1.95 per
share, based on 5,348.488 shares; for an increase of 78% over 1958
figures. In 1958, earnings amounted to $5,845,182, or $1.11 per share,
based
on
5,223,343 shares. Earnings before taxes in 1959 came to
$21,536,535. 7
•'••;•..7'".- '7:-':'" '' •'
' "'-l XA7.-77 7-:-A',
At the meeting, Square D directors declared a
quarterly dividend of
:7 .77! '
increased 10%
last
principally because of higher
money.
Mr.
capacity
.7
manufacturerA* ofelectrical i
equipment,
marked
>120,295
High
company
Increase
ended
222,068,-and
completion
in
Co.—Earnings—
Milwaukee-based
distribution
31,
1959i
according, to va joint' announcement on
March 2 by Chairman F; W.Magin and President' Gordon Patterson
'•following a meeting of. company Directors.'-vj v:.- ; - • -tv'-.7
estimated that approximately
$51,000,000 in additional outside financing will be needed to
complete
the
1960
expansion program.
Timing and nature of this financing
will depend on market conditions later in the
year, he said.—V
191
5-
4-
270
:...
electrochemical,
7!.7.::;
8.5%,
only
obtained
generated
bonds
gage
result
25c
since
for
taxes
split of
sales
ceramic
served,
paid
completed
was
hydro-electric
"
of
deficiency,
last
initial
an
retire
4-15
,
270
Cross-State
dissolution,
of
all
Agencies
__—__—34,435,877
outstanding
in
pany's
income
customers
scheduled
construction
and
Pool
increased
costs
required
Edison's
As
4-15
3-31
this
showing
for
'
'
taxes;.™---
were
shares
year
continued
program
company-owned
required
1
75c:"
sales
&
&• •
first
31,
earnings
per
p.
Realty
Dec.
covering
was
well
as
of
process
water lines.
and
statement
with
year.
Both
.
number
19
949.
p.
income
The
net
represents
pointed out.
substantial
increases
1
4-
;
report,
closed
year,
27
sales
Net
.
,
equivalent of 29 cents of
a
12% boost over the
.This
revenue
obtained
funds
of
5-
75c
(quar.)"
builders
Speer Carbon Co.—Earnings—
Net
on
from
compared
as
Oct.
additional profit
operating income_^___-______.
charges.
'.J---..
previous
$43,629,613,
with $40,346,940, or $3.74
;;•'7\V:74
demand,
in
option,
an
sewage
financial
a
income
191,
.
Edison's
subsidiary
its
last
Trading
subsidiary^ the
its
been
this
of
after
190,
'
Report-
10
up
that
compared
as
year,
77''".
company
164,950
5-
12%c
the
B
increase of $3,389,479 over
1958.
to
$281,763,942.
Consolidated
an
electrical
Mammoth
and
a
securities
financing
4-15
140c
A
(quar.)
(monthly).
into
the end of 1959,
the preceding year.
with
annual
operating
Net
4-14
4-30
f$1.50
(quar.).—_—
(quar.)
The
-of
$1.27
pfd.
conversion
said
obtained
with
then
Southern
expenses
—V.
arid
property
included.
Avenue
$25,520,680
expansion
improved
up
make
$1.26
Combing Corp. of Canada, Ltd.
(Wm.)
3-15"
6-
90c
of
The plant is-presently under¬
Inter-American
of January—
Federal
Other
per
'
$1.25
Industries, Ltd., class
preferred
(quar.)—
at
of
Chairman,
reached
he
Edison
of
I
___
Wrigley
3-31
$1.50
announcement
-the
is
up
through the merger of The Arner
$1.50
___.
Woodward & Lothrop, common
5%
preferred
(quar.)—
Wool
3-14
10c
(quar.)
Co.
bilk
and
both
to
3-31
45c
I—
common
(John)
4%%
1
4-15
Service—
(quar.).
Wood Alexander Ltd., 6%
Wood
1
Kinni
commenc¬
«
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Wiser Oil
1
i$l.2S
preferred
5.04%
4-
$1.06(4
^
(monthly)
Power Co.,
(1897
series)
6% preferred (quar.)
3.60%
preferred
(quar.)_*
Wisconsin
~~
Envelopes, Ltd.—
(quar.)
full,
in
interest
for
per
7"
.7
taxes
in
5-20
1-3-61
40c
40c
common
&
preferred
1
(quar.)———
——
Company,
Winn-Dixie
8
20c
(stock
Hooper
on
$3.80
share,
per
revenue.
gross
income
affecting
4-29
5-20
75c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1st
•
1
6-
3-21
Common
Willson
5-14
3-31
~
dividend
&
7
3-31
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
''
4-29
1955
resulted
'
45c
»
dividend
Wilson
5-14
$1,067
pfd.
of
77/7'" '7
costs,
3-15
3-17
77 7 10c
(quar.)—
Wilcox Electric Co., 5%
Stock
(quar.)
7.
(quar.)
Williams-McWilliams Industries
$3,268.40
and
paid
176,034
the
for
year
60'%.,''
3-21
1
4-1
1
by -Irving
his-
gives''the- c'omparty'control
Realty
term
the
as
time
$1,497,355
Operating
for-one
were
kilowatt
Although
3-21
i«>
preferred
Stock
$1.12Vi
than
net
4-
25c
7<7%c
_
3-15
1
4-
t70c
.7777
__*77__
(Md.i
down
Edison Co.—Annual
company
Huntington
Since
4
$1,317
,_1
Manufacturing
362,500 shs.
T
$43,394,886,
Sierra.
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Month
•
two steam generating units at Mandalay Steam Station,
kilowatts of capacity to the company's system.
Work
during the year on two additional 210,000 kilowatt
of
this
later
3-15
3-10
3-10
Taccum"—
pfd.
preferred
(quar.)„
Inc.
preferred
at
1
50c
White Stag Mfg., class A com.
7
Class B common (quar.)
■
units
1
50c
made-here
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co.-^Earnings—
.
290,000 shs.
430,000
started
4-
4-
$2.80
Motor
r
1959
includes
the
sales- and
plant
completion
3-10
1
5
1
n
share.
per
-was
Operating revenues
until
conversion
the close
the
tax
1958
7-
4-
South,.™
this. property • subject to mortgages of
of-the purchase price in cash
share; The current purchase takes
company
the
Company
same
its
announced in the company's annual stockholders
report shows that Edison had 9,512,200 shares
increased
gross
Edison's
4-
(quar.)
Hardware.
Co.,
pany's
4-
30c
common (quar.)
(quar.)
Paper. Co. (quar.)——
White
■
/ :
month,
reserved
after
Board
was
of
highs
of
f 17Vic
White
year
$81,544,899
tl7Vic
preferred
Whitaker
.-yc-. ,~
Utilities
earnings-of
*
Wheeling Steel Corp.,
5%
to
3-25
""
*
stock -in
balance
per
since
has
received
be
of
7
2-15
4-15
hf-
nriw
a
Tor
3-10
8
4-
35c
B
(quar.)—
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg.
•*,'
the
$16
$216,000 togather with
outstanding.—V.
company, he disclosed.
7 /v
7
Concerning the continuing problem of taxes, Mr. Quinton noted that
the
eleventh
consecutive
year
the various taxes paid by the
company constituted its biggest single item of expense.
They amounted
3-18
3-22
,
of
n
r
owned
:ot
-
.
purchase gave Southern Realty & Utilities
fiscal
5,613
at
parent
Co.,
quarter
$388,333
$25,000
per
outstanding
at
revenue
dollar
15c
-
•
4-14
35c
preferred (quar.)
1
$1.25
preferred
(quar.):*———"7 $1.25
5%
Western Tool &
.;
March-20,--• In
Canadian-owned
During
current
Outstanding
'
.
to
tion
FINANCING
§1,000,000 shs.
"
"
trust
are
earnings
The
stock
income
Record
.7
l0Vi%
_
com.
■
-
Ltd. .for
'
„
shares
facilities.
taken
paid
Southern
the
land
the
to
go
$425,000
interest,
$250
were
Quinton,
kilowatt "hour
3-18
1
4-
fl7Vic
V
Trust, Ltd.
—
Tablet
3-30
37Vic
.
(quar.)
(s-a)
A
is
the
series)
Investment
shares will
the company.
to
7':-: 7;;;;;j_'
equivalent to $3.82
;per share, in 1958.
".
(quar.)—
_
Western
3-17
15c
(quar.)
(1952
Ltd.,
3-30
40c
7.
net
3-17
30c
_
Co.—
Stockholders
3-30
70c
____
(1955 series)
Plywood,
Class
Western
.
This
State
for share basis.
stock
shares
Harold
4-14
45c
$16
on
-
water
has
has
which
Ltd.
Net
of
of
reissued
7::'7
1959.
common
8,905,908
3-15
2
Cos
preferred
of
3-15
4-15
5-
(quar.)
Western Natural Gas
3-21
4-15
at
purchase
and
valued
in
original
to
PRESENT
.***
deed
shares
A
year,
for
62Vic
(quar.)
be
7.
common
report
5-13
preferred
preferred
Massachusetts
3-31
the
Realty
and
completed.
;
rate
share
a
-
preceding
3-10
1
(quar.)—————.7
4%
1
4-
150c
(quar.)
formerly
year.
Development
stems
18,836
and
Southern California
6-
5%
•
capital
38,000
TO
note___
follows:
as
first
the
class
on
2663.'
$1
com.
EFFECT
value)
par
principal
1959.
by
liCannot
3-21
35c
" 25c
shares
;p.
3-15
10c
valued
of
sewage
stock
"do.
items.
working
3-15
common
Co.,'
—
of-100% of
Cross-State Gas
expansion
stock
in
the
and
'
—
1—
Ry. Co.,
15,
at
§500,000
3-15
3-31
'
.the
Agencies
this sum -was-by
part of
thev- company
this
option
an
manu-
trailers
11500,000 shs.
including
'__
(quar.)
of
accure
value)
par
installments
in
payable
3-15
1
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
Western
3-10
f25c<
Securities
7%
j
3-28
90c
(quar.)_—
Western -Maryland
3-10
1
(quar.)
Insurance
Class
7
3-28
4-
7
and
all 'other ;assets
to provide- for an additional 1,000 connections
The expansion potential.; Is
approximately 15 000
sewage and water connections, all covered by franchise from
Pinellas
County. This would make it one of the largest privately owned
utility
companies in Florida.
•Arising, out of agreement for purchase of Gardena property. Pay¬
able
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Grocers,
preferred
3-18
22Vic
(quar.)
will
(convertible)
3-18
4-
Stores
Co.
(IOC
3-15
4-
7:
Telephone (quar.)
Western Casualty & Surety (Kassas)
proceeds
funds
_"■*.* *"7V
(10c?
stock
1
180c
(quar.)
'
stock
4-15
$1.25
Carolina
Western
4-15
with
an
during
In
company
missile
seeking
is
1961
due
A
3-18
$1.12V'2
(quar.)
The
no
promissory
B
ISecured
com.
additional
for
company
GIVING
note
stock*
4-
(quar.)
Telephone,
deed
Class
30c
7
(Toronto)
Western
Western
4-15
20c
(quar.)
California
preferred
1
1%
Assurance
and
Class
$1.05
(quar.)
preferred
the
discounts.
installment
trust
$1.10
(quar.)
dividend
preferred
$4.50
Western
*
going
Authorized
4-15
(increased)
Stock
5-15
'7
Virginia Pulp & Paper (quar.)
Virginia Water Service—
Common
1
15%
$1.02 Vi
West
■
and
8-15
42Vic
(quar.)
West
'
.
$2,731,000
need
burdens,
CAPITALIZATION
3-18
2%
pfd.
-
3-15
1
$1.12%
4.40%
r
1,550;590
'Corp.^A^quisition--
Co.
Bayou
This
1
7
.
Texas
7-'
..
larger plant facility, with its attendant in¬
and administrative overhead. In undertaking
the
plant1 burden
volume
&-
(quar.)
4.10%
. .
-
484 55;
$1,666,928
largest home development
realty operation in the greater St..-* Petersburg, Fla. area: Tt
includes
1,200 acres of prime buildable- land and over 200 (improved-lots
plus
two
shopping center • sites. -- ---•
•'
n
.// ..'
In addition, the-purchase of Cross-State Utilities
Co.'gives Southern
an
operating utility company presently- serving approximately
1000
10
current
selling stockholders,
4-
(increased).—
(quar.)
Utilities.
6-
1
4
*5%%
7
4.20%
"
-
1 548
completed-the. purchase
Utlities
out that the purchase
Development, which
pointed
Cross.
profit of
60c
West
7'7-
;
he
,\
Canadian non-residents tax. *-
15%
699
6,300 362
1.624,579 7
"
Utilities
&
obtain
1
Ltd.—
dividend)
Co.
Co.—
tax.
page
of
increased
f$1.75
(stock
preferred
4-
60c
(quar.)
just
has
-
Payment of
Realty
Non-
the source.
lq-Q
6,580,983
1,673,684
—:
Realty & Utilities
together with
Inter-American
Trading <fc
reach a higher
level of production. It has had success thus far in obtaining increased
sales but this has resulted, in turn, in an increased "work in progress"
inventory. Thus, the company needs additional working capital funds
to absorb this increase and to enable it to purchase in quantity and
4-15
3-
in
these
4-15
4-29
(quar.)
Electric
Power
here.
.
acquisition
crease
5-25
(quar.)—
common
funds; less
Income
from
company's
from
3-21
50c
50c
(quar.)
Gas
Penn
West
4-
iquar.)
'
7
Cross-State
Announcement
the capacity : and efficiency of the
its present line of products, such as
missile service
tank
trucks and other
carriers,
3-21
15c
___.
Power & Light,
preferred
3-31
1
(quar.)
Snowdrift,
Kootenay
7%
1
4-
I2Y2C
preferred
preferred
4.80%
West
&
4-
The
(initial)
B
'■}
incorrect. 'The corrected payment
is indicated
increase
to
Co.
'___
1950
■
3____7 -$10,760,390 $10,200
Petersburg
Southern
Continued
facturing
(quar.)
Co.—Earnings—.
'
i___l
__________
corporation
of--'the
St.
the
General Corporation and
3-25
Company
Oil
of
Investment News
3-25
(quar.)—
.v..-JwS«^-.-.-Weltogtoa Fund (from net investment inc.)
Wellington Management, class a (initial)—
Wesson
3-17
3-11
3-16
18c
(quar.)
Knitting Mills
Weeden
•
in U. S.
3-18
1
$1.12Vi
common
Waukesha Motor Co.
Wayne
4-
$1.37 V2
__
r~
.
7
1
Corp
Insurance
record date
Less Jamaica
3-18
3-
4-
(quar.)
Watson-Standard,
5%
3-31
3-31
This
4
4-1
(quar.)
National
(Evanston,
stock
\;
and/or
x
Pharmaceutical Co.—
preferred
Washington
3-10
4-1
4-22
4-16
20c
20c
""
^716,.
—.
Southern
-
at
<7
at
taxes—553,957
191, p. 949.V
3-15
1
3-
3-31
"SiViO
—
:
Terminals
&
Warner-Lambert
Net
7-V.
homes
(quar.)
'7 "7"
$2onnen
continuine
estimated
taxes—___———_L_—SJL-
operating
President V of
was
date
3-15
1
dividend.
this
for
Previously published'date
>
from
6c
_
(quar.)
closed
in Canadian funds, tax deductible
resident tax 15%';' resident tax 7% .
t Payable
4c
(quar.)'__
not
Less British income tax.
3-31
*
4-
16c
Ward Baking Co., common.......:
.
books
income)
Tiernan
&
"
_•
operating income——_—.
after charges.—
-
•
are
Net
5-2'*
Electric
,
(10c
Other
4-11
",135c
•
y
.
3-15
7
5-20
--7^.—t35e
:
Street Investing Corp.——„.———-
Wallace
f
income
Federal
Ltd.—
Worts,
&
:
'_v__-
a
4-15^
,
7 8- JL
75c
25c
25c
62Vac
.
(quar.)———
(quar.)
(increased)
"
15c
;
(quar.)_
(H.)
Quarterly
(quar.)
(quar.)
t Payable
3-30
2
5-
15c
«
(quar.)_7
(quar.)_L
Company common
A
Walker
;
Inc.
System,
(quar.)
revenues
some
company's
England Telephone
of January—
$3,706,000.
*
3-19
1
(quar.)$1.13 7-3-31
■Wabash Railroad,74%%
preferred (annual) ;
$4.50 7 •• 4-22
Waldorf
Operating expenses
(quar.)
the
part
"
preferred
Walker &
Ltd.
vr77;
Vulcan Corp., S3 conv; prior pfd.
$4.50
3-15
J-15
3-15
3-15
3-31
3-15
3-15
3-15
4
777"7'/'7'
preferred (quar7)__————— 77
preferred (quar.—
•
•
3-30
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
4-15
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
Supply, Ltd. (quar.)_-_____— ;
t4c
Zenith Radio Corp, (quar.40c
3-24
4-
?75c
Corp.———_—____——-—-
Virginian Railway—
3-30
7
Zale Jewelry Co.
Zeller's
'
7
5c
37c
—
:
common
($50
preferred
4-" 4
3-31
15c
56V4C
common
preferred
Ltd.
Operating
25c
Steel
3-17.
1
4-20
2%
(quar.)——ill:
(quar.)
______7___7—_____
Company,
$2.25
(stock dividend)—
7
4-15
4-
Waters &
Vendo
6-6
New
Southern
Month
Co.—7.7:7 7'7
B.)
preferred, class A (quar.)_
:___—.
$1*25
Rogers, com. (quar;)L-2—20c
5%
Van
2
7-5
4- 1
3-11
f
'
3-31
1%
nVic
5%
72c
3-18
"v1% preferred (quar.)
Younker
7.
-j.
4- 9
7- 9
4-11
(quar.)
Youngstown
3-15
'
Optional
4-29
7-29
75c
$1.75
25c
50c
6270
$1.25
3-23 '
'
.
(quar.)
S.l
4
3-31
$3
7 12 Vac
3-31
10c
(quar.)__
in
Construction expenditures
000 for I960.—V. 190, p. 1633. 7.
7 7
37V2C
A
finance
to
and
4-11
—
Monday, March 28, i960
.
.
program.
3-15
(quar.)
Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
7%
(liquidating).—
Company
loans
3'iV'aC
class
.
proceeds of the stock sale will be used to retire
bank
struction
20c
(quar.)
Co.
of
4- 1
:
dividend
Water
Young
of Rec.
37V2C
(quar.)
Freight Lines
Research,
Net
Holders
Payable
(quar.)
preferred
3-30
When
Share
.
common..
25c
(quar.)
Upson Company (increased)—
Utah Power & Light Co. (quar.)—
T.
Co.
(increased)
Oil
Pictures
V.
Mfg.
(resumed)—_;_77_____—
Products
Universal
Universal
Upjohn
Co.,
When
Share
.
Tobacco
preferred
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
supplied
by
by Dean
offering price
amendment. <
Superior Electric Co.—Registers With SEC—
.
The
tion
company,
statement
shares
of
of
83
with
Laurel
the
SEC
Street,
on
common
Bristol, Conn.,
17, I960,
March
stock,
to
be
offered
for
group of underwriters headed by Lee
Higginson
ing price
\
and
underwriting
terms
public
filed a registra¬
covering 150.000
sale through a
Uorp.^The public offer¬
will, be .supplied.
by.Vamendment.
6
7
Number 5937 ,V The Commercial and
191
Volume
Financial Chronicle
(1369)
V
designing,- developing,
engaged dn
company-is
The
manufacturing
0,000
con*
716,.
"nnn «n
from
nv^.UI,R5e
piogiam.
a
,362
,858
Life Insurance Co^-Common Stock Offered—
J A. Hogle ■& Co. on March- 15 publicly offered 10,000
shares of Surety Life Insurance common stock (par $10)
chnrp
a'^hest pffihrtV' hasic
at $170 per share, on a "best efforts" basis.
Co.
by
e
o£
hern
pnis,
udes
plus
hern
1,000
tions
f
ellas
converted
from
a
mutual
to
drilling
and
there
of
producing
exploration
is
no
$1.50
America, Inc.,
and
structures
program
in
clse-
offered
The
and
of
s
up
all
I
n'cies
16
filed
letter
a
shares
of
share,
per
Newark
N
through
X/
of
10
Pearson,
000
to
Co..
*
This
pany's
to
be
used
for
Net
$1.97
i
released
1959
net
ruption
since
Co.
offices
Inc..
'
and
to
employs
more
of
years
million
$927,181,
order
1959,
shares
to
the
roofers
in
diate
hich
rado.
•oss*
Dakota, ;Utah,- Washington and
;
the
by
branch
14
offices
than
500
operation,
homes.—V.
to
with
$1.98
a
$914,463
share
per
Dec.
on
outstanding
pointed
was
the
past
the
has
company
CAPITALIZATION
lica*
f
Wyoming.
stock
Common
($10
Oregon,
in
that
In
Tilo
Authorized
Includes
the
*70,000-shs.
191,
p.
648.
paid
;
'
•
now
the
This
Dec.
The
9
has
and
a
reported
earnings
for
the
2.921
year
earnings-figure ls<based on record net sales of $9,225,019—
1959
,787
taxes,fof: $340.,372.;;,v',J„:W
1,263
income
Net
1959
1,168
amounts
-
.4.
,
meeting
after
.preferred
-
compared
(to ;• *$499,7.76,
dividend
with
(Taylor 'Fibre ;Co»- has «694,042 shares; of
1,550
It
producesc-laminated'plastics
sheets,
of
rods,
and
Pa.;
tubes
\
v
^
.
?%he
form
Norristown,
at
and
been
-
$1.-
:om-
and
decision
by
the
Hammarh'Tid [Manufacturing
tive,
of
contract
the
to
with
be
f. Y.
cision
;decit
a
to
in
itrol
4s
t.
the
^electronics
condensers,
the
1659'-
had
year
844.
it
-
lotgl, sale$
*
are,
>
959.
equivalent
order
an
the
SEC
for
giving interested
thereon,
•
hearing
a
previous
to
un
Vy.
per¬
.
' *
'
sales
?.0%
rose
Analysis
year.
markets,v for
the
for
still
the
supplies
towards
$1.73
^
.
the
capital' stock!
of
57
or
1959
cents
to
sales,
corporation's
'
products
and
.
1959
-amounted
corporation,'Mr.
sales
of
from
according to
to
Reeme
than
more
pointed out.
into
different
half
of
Although
largest manufacturer' and distributor
to the electroplating industry, its recent
expansion
share
per
$54,351,829
Mr.
continued trend toward broader
a
•
in
of
the
•
.
during
share
per
$547,125,
were
■
is
of
deduct
income.
the
The
remainder
emphasis
fields.
from
came
the
corporation's
two
subsidiaries.
649.
p.
;
time
had
no
Industries
share,
per
as
Inc.—Common
speculation.
a
amount
estimated
No
faith
of
the
contingent
State
at. approximately
$186,500
company.
sale
the
Its
sell
and
will, be
the
shares
was
added
offered,
to the
initially
,;(
company was incorporated in New York- on Nov. 9,
principal office-and plant are located at 141 Albertson Ave.-,
Long Island, N. Y.
The company intends to manufacture'
ultrasonic
equipment.
CAPITALIZATION
v
GIVING
v/
v.
EFFECT
V'v
'
TO
PRESENT
-4.
:
FINANCING
£
Authorized
Common stock
—V.
191, p.
(par- 1Q eents).
Outstanding
300,000 shs;
,
1
254,650 shs..
:.?r•••,)*.<
950.
Union Tank Car Co.—Buys Interest—
<
1%,
of
of
BUSINESS—The
1959.
Albertson,
Israel
of
Offered—»
;
from I
proceeds
general funds of the
maturity
earnings
on
Stock
underwriting
■
PROCEEDS—The
debenture
The
.
equip¬
Udylite division, still engaged in the corporation's original busi- '
the metal finishing
field, accounted for 48%" of sales" last
*
191,
$2
and
that
at
the
security
to
for
7%
of
subordinated
the
-V
This
Chicago-based
purchase,
debentures
debenture
the
the
from
ited,
had
stock
announced
company
March
on
22
it
that
will
loans
loans
of
and
has
at
$64,500
for
other
of
piers;
to
repay
loans, and
be
made
below.—-V.
;
-
Its
"
•
old
Scottish
Tipton,
interest
firm
191,
p.
with
Staffordshire,
for
undisclosed
an
tanks
large
is
of
known
every
diameter
as
di-
manufacturer
a
kind.
the
pipes land
It
is
also
and
known
for
of
and private use.
"
"V"
I:
V .f'..
■
V
company, much of whose
production is for the export fie)4,
designed and manufactured such varied facilities as nitrate plants
Chile, gold treating equipment for South Africa, oil storage tanks
the
for
the-Sudan.*—V.
Middle
East
and
191,
This
corporation,
the
p.
United Industrial
of
Caribbean
area
1160.
V,:
and
irrigation
4,<!')/;/>":,
equipment
\-
;
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
5221
West
102nd
Street,
L03
Angeles
^
I-
; v ^
-
filed
a
registration statement with the SEC on March 21, 1960, covering 88,017
shares of series A convertible preferred stock; (614,130 shares of com¬
mon
stock, and 16,500 common stock purchase warrants. '
,
The
company
September
and
Y.
1265.-
the
assumed
merger
company
changed
of
from
as
United Industrial Corp.,. a Michigan, corporation,
became effective and the name of the company
Topp Industries Corp. to United Industrial Corp.
is now,
company
organized
Topp Industries Corp. in Delaware in
1959, acquired the busine s and assets
liabilities of Topp Industries, Inc.
On Dec. 31,1959,
was
1959 and in October,
the
Corp.
Mechans
1862,
storage
of
for
The
at
City Bank of New York, Two Broadway, New York, N.
Chemical
.
Ltd.','
The
for
called for redemption on May 1, next, through
6 Va % debentures due
will
in
liquid
manufacture
has
Forms New Company—
Trans-Jeff
acquired
/"
98-year
government
%
1,500
has
•
-
fittings and sheet
metal components for the ship-building industry? In addition, Mechans
manufactures a wide variety of- steel, aluminum and plastic craft .for
corporate
of the sinking fund, $400,000 of its
100%
plus aeciued interest. Payment
Union
the
Piggott
,
of
erector
its
of
The corporation
in
Thomas
/
Established
by mortgages on
related merchandise
$150,000. for
loans
vessels and
building
shop enterprises;
$50,000
Israel,
ownership
and
which
from
price.
hotels,
for
share
Horseley ' Bridge
Eneland,
*'•
-•
will
Union
shops.
OtV
Mechans will operate as an independent enterprise under
$1,500,000 will be.»-- rection of James S. Christie, its present managing director.
of
souvenir
tanks,
..-products.'
secured
for furnishings and
and
restaurants;
acquisition
State
are
March 31, an important interest in Mechans Lim¬
Scotland,- a
major
United
Kingdom
fabricator
of
spheres, pressure vessels and other metal and plastic
souvenir
.and
debentures,
hotels
for
.
the
of
effective
Glasgow,
storage
the corporation
restaurants,
sale
restaurant
and
loans
for
held by
for
the
of
shares
See
;
Trans-Jeff Chemical
•Director
25,000.
..
option
,v-
'
The
audio-
Erie
'•
ries
"and; sale, of magnetic •4ape;'kecbrders for
applications,/-fiS'-well.7:as other electronic
■
as
it
was
prior to the
merger,
into
was
The
engaged in developing,
'
part
to
•owned
'
.led.
outstanding accounts payable.
t0' ►the*prospectus;3-1.5%
of the
outstanding stock is
Harry! Sussmen,r'President, and a like amount by Stanley
Rosenberg-, Secretary.—V.
190,
1228:
p.
irer
959
'
.
and
*:
This
corporation,
3,200,000
lor1
acre
Australia, it
ner
dent.
L91,
'
!j
/'.Texas American Oil Corp.-^-Acquisition—
'Was
of
and
Midland,
Texas/
has
acquired
"
an
\
:
-
additional
concession in the State of New South Wales,
announced on March 20 by Nash J. Dowdle, Presi¬
■'
Dowdle,--who recently returned from Australia/ stated that this
acquisition;; would- bring 4he
total
net
'acreage
acquired
in
to 6,400,000 acres plus an application on an additional 6,400,-
Australia
000
i
acres
lk
■
the
•
.
fer
will
have
in
West
will
be
che
.
Te^fe'which
income
to
a
.
will
cover
"give Texas
the
estimated
Australian
overhead
an
for
-
10
oil and gas
expenses.
and selling a variety of
electro-mechanical
products, communications equipment, automation controls, and electronic
systems and products for use in aircraft,
,
.
,
•
V.
Productions. Inc.,- Hollywood, Calif.
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
191,
p.
1
649.'
I
-
*
■
1
Trans-Videotape
corporation on March
14
covering 250,030 shares
The
the
SEC
par
filed a letter of
of common stock
U. S. Vitamin
per share), without underwriting.
proceeds are to be used as down payment on an Ampex
Cruiser, operating expenses, and for working capital.
Tri-Point
Video-
corporation on March 15 filed a letter of notification^ with
covering 150,000 shares of common stock tpar 10 cents) to
The
SEC
I„, N. Y.—Files
Commission—
Plastics, Inc., Albertson,
With Securities and Exchange
the
oe
Up—
consolidated sales and record net income were reported by
for the fiscal year ended Nov. 30, 1959, according to
Burns/Chairman and President, in the annual report on Feb. 27.
Consolidated
sales
totaled $14,866,301
compared with $14,492,908
in fiscal 1958, a gain of nearly $400,000, despite a decrease in foreign
sales (excluding Canada).
Net income, after Federal taxes, amounted
to
$1,978,349, equal- to $1.04 per share on the 1,908,710 outstanding
this
H.
($1
The
Tape
& Pharmaceutical Corp.—Net
Record
notification with
to be offered at
This
Australian • petrnleum company to have "oil and gas
Dowdle,.sfat-ed.-' Texas American will own approximately
one-third Vof .the "AuBtralian
Goiirpany after tile public offering.
The
hew. 3,2Qfl.000 acre nil and-gas concession just acquired has a 1 rge
surface structure based on'"consequent" local drainage patterns which
lirsl
Woduct!on,. Mlv
300
It
a
production
.
Tex-as
public- stock1.ofiering in Australia, in the near future,
over
$1,000,000.
:*-»
'."•"'■-J-':
•'
Texas American/is- conveying to Texas Australian an interest in
w-ells
V,
All the Australian acreage
Australian Exploration Ltd.r a sub¬
is'anticipated that Texas Australian
Northern" "Territory.
acquired will be conveyed- to
sidiary' "of; Texas- American.
„
,
-
-
gas
"
Mr.
hew,
oil
:
.
*-
••
with
.
!
reduce
by
venture
'•
-According
will
engineering,: manufacturing
-•
missile and general industrial
fields.
On
March 1, 1960, the company purchased for $4,450,000 in
cash all the outstanding stock of Southern Pacific Milling Co., engaged
in the rock, sand, readymix concrete and asphalt business in Ventura,'
San Luis and Santa Barbara Counties, California.
It also has entered
into
agreements to purchase, the .assets,
subject to the liabilities, of
Perry Rubber Conipany and ^Products Land Company.
The Rubber'Com¬
pany is engaged principally in the manufacture and sale of disposable.
will be in Houston.
■/
■ '■■■.:
: • ' :
' ,■
'
rubber gloves used in hospitals; and the Land Company owns the real
Mr. Topper said that Trans-Jeff will build a sulphur recovery plant
.-property on which facilities of the Rubber Company are located.
near
Tilden
in
McMullen County, Texas,
as- its
first undertaking.
/
According to the prospectus, 88,017 shares of preferred and 88,017
It is expected to be
ready for operation about Oct. 1 of this year.
shares
of
common
may
be offered for sale by the present holders
At Tilden. Transcontinental operates a gas
treating plant to remove V
thereof,
namely,
34,978 preferred -and common
shares
by' Bernard
impurities from sour
gas
purchased in the area.
Trans-Jeff will
Fc-in, a Director, and 53,039 preferred and common shares by B. S. Frecover
sulphur from the waste acid gas stream.
The new company
Co., 13% of whose stock is owned by Maurice Goodman, a Director,
is
also
studying the feasibility of adding facilities to manufacture
16,500 warrants and
16,500 common
shares are
issuable to H. L.
other chemical products.
;
»
Federman and Herman Yaras in payment of a finder's fee incurred in
Officers of Trans-Jeff Chemical Corp., in addition to Mr. Topper,
connexion with the merger.
The company now has outstanding some
are Francis E.
Lewis and Bradlee V. B. Postell, Vice-President; William
2,100,000 common shares (in addition to preferred stock, and indebt¬
H. Davidson, Jr., Secretary; a. E. Bryan, Treasurer;
and a. D. Kirby,
edness)., Stock purchase warrants were distributed prior to the merger
Assistant Secretary ana Assistant Treasurer.
•
;
'
on
the basis of one warrant for each share of the company's common
Directors are Eugene
H. Walet, Jr., Robert L. Topper, Francis E.
stock .0 stockholders of record Oct. 28,
1959; each warrant now evi¬
Lewis
James
B." Henderson,
J. F. Burton,
Harvey A. Wilson and
dences the right to purchase V2 share of common at $17 per share, and
Herbert M. Seydler.
All except Mr. Seydler are employed by one of
509,613 shares are reserved for issuance upon exercise of these war¬
the
rants.
Additional (common
shares are
issuable
upon
conversion of
parent companies.
Mr. Seydler is Senior Vice-President of the
Bank of the Southwest.
debentures
and
preferred
stock
and under a * stock option plan.~
joint
a
.
'•
instrumentation and
equipment for both
government .iand vcomnleroialv application..
It has outstanding 600,000
common- shares and certain indebtedness.
Net proceeds of the sale of
additional stock will -be "used to "eliminate an outstanding bank loan
of $700,-000'-And.-to.. provldA-: additional ' working - capital, to toe used in
!obb
ilete
for key employees, and 30,000 shares held by two officers
being offered at this.itinte:-v.* v
is primarily engaged 'in the development and -manu¬
company
facture
ida/
'
registration statement also includes
the
company's restricted ' Stock
under
shares -issuable
plan
(but,; i»ot
ohn
the rcompany/--!'The
of
common
Corp.—Formed—
the Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co. of New
Orleans,
a
major sulphur producer,
a
new
chemical company has
been
formed
by Transcontinental Gas
Pipe Line Corp. • The new
company
will be known as Trans-Jeff Chemical Corp.
; ,
;
Robert
L.
Topper,
who
has
been
named
Trans-Jeff
President,
said
that
stock ownership
of
the new corporation will be equally
shared
by Transcontinental
and Jefferson Lake. - Trans-Jeff uffices
In
.
lerr
issued
request
revenues
subsidiaries
the
v
This corporation,, "located
at 35-16 37th Street, Lohg Island City,
Y.. filed a.regi tration statement with the SEC on March 21, 1960,
covering $1,000,000 >oi'Z6V2 %V"convertible subordinated debentures, due
(1970, .to%be .offered ior.v(public sale at
100'//
of principal amount
through an underwriting group headed by Milton D. Blavner'\& Co.,
Inc., which will receive a.commission of 10%
Milton D. Blauner is a
•
ners
i-a-
hotel
First National
N.
of
two
to
•
to
1
stock,
interest
presently
balance
from
for
operation
-
Telectra ^dustrit»jCorp»^Registei:s Debentures—
I:
loans
the
of
present
i 1978
per
(958
has
to
involved.
•
industrial telemetry svste^s. In
of
approximately $3,203,000.—V.
4
♦,.
been
^Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.—Partial Red.—r
-
191, p.
*
.
applied
This company on March 18 commenced a public
offering
of 100,000 shares of its common stock
(par 10 cents) at
until
has
.
•
variable
04,-
Israel
of
outstanding shares of ordinary A stock and
ordinary B stock.
The prospectus lists Theodore
Kollek,
Director General,
Prime Minister's Office,
Israel, as "B oai-d
I
Chairman, and Lawrence G. Laskey as Board Chairman of American
section.—V. 188, p. 1869.
V'
•
% / .V • 1
During
receivers,
,
the
used
15,000
Hammarlund Manufacturing.Co., .Inc.--is an electronics company cele¬
brating its 60th anniversary this year. It. specializes in communication
and
be
at.
_
>91,-
other
Ultrasonic
i™S
The
purposes.. A portion of Such ex¬
penditures have already been made.
In addition
to the debenture stock already issued, the corporation
company
rson
has
in
year.
and
$1,000
interest
may
net
1960,
1959, $1,015,000
'://;•
investment^, and general
executors, of the Estate.
further supported the right
,
and
Stale
such
or
1,
pledged
the
of
$200,000
advances
the
both, industrial ,-aM.
-.military use and - automation^ equipment.
the fiscal yqar .lfl58-I959/it had total sales of S"1.600.000.
on
—V.
The
The- tourist" industry is second only to the" citrus
source
of dollar credits in
Israel.
.About
85%
in
a
for
$ico,000
—
specializing in the manu¬
facture, of .television.- hrofidcasting. instruments, telemetry equipment for an
Fund
earnings
year
balanced
been
$500
the
if
taxable
May
the
31,
enlargement
the
to
.
Tor
out the agreement, Judge Drenk
Telechrome to acquire the bank notes.
6%,
title
proceeds
reel estate;
fully/supporting,^the right of
.-.Telechrome
of
net
"allocated
.
can
irry
of
as
most
(he
Hammerluhd subsequently
the
to
Dec.
in ,Israel.
amount
the\'remaining BQ%- ipterest held by him. Mr
sought to' Adjoin the Estate of Joseph Lush
•from carrying -out the cash sale-and from assigning the notes.
On March 4 Judge Lester A. Drenk, }n the. Chancery Division of the
Superior' Court of Monmouth County, Freehold, N. J.,/ handed jdown
founder,
1960,
$1,655,056,
tne
and
ness
company was organized in October, 1957, toy. the government
State of Israel for the purpose of financing tourist enter-
industry
Co.,-'Inc.
..purchas?/.the
by
interest
The
1958.
issued. '
prises
SO%
interest in Hamraarlund was
executed by-";. Telechrome on :Gct. ,16r'-1059. Telechrome also announced
at that time that; it was..negotiating..with
Lloyd A. Hammarlund, .son
The
■
the
of
the
of
As
-
._^
rendered by^...-the :Chancery.Division of the Superior Court
of'M6nmoutIi'1CbUhty,''F-i'eeh'old, N,'4.r'Oii March 4 upheld the right or
T'eleehrome .Manufacturing- Corp. to retain absolutely the 50?/
stock
interest in Hammarlund.-Manulacturhi^ Co., Inc.; purchased Feb.
15,
1960 from
the-Estate
ef -Joseph Lush.
The decision also approved
assignment to -Telechi-ome-. of '$170,-Q00 -in certain bank - obligations owed
two-
changed
stock.
•>
'
a
their
between
reduced
Its
sales
a
offering price. '
.
interest
payment,
for
the Fund's
plus
is
withheld,
taxes
computing
February,
of
asset value
•
549.
p.
in
fixed
its
to
Co.—wins Court Decision
Mamrfaetiirifig
Telechrome
j
plants
the
•/"*;
<
.
the
ares
with
fabricated parts,
and
JLaVcrjie.-fCallf.—yV. 191,
at
in
in
certain
and
net
for last
and
by
total
Isyael, filed
22, 1960 covering
due July
1, 1978, to
fixed interest with
an
additional 3%
contingent
on earnings and the interest was not guaranteed
by the State of Israel,
At July 31, 1958, only $47,000 of such debenture stock had been
issued.
A subsequent supplemental indenture entered into with Bankers
Trust Co., as trustee, provided for the 1978 maturity
date," increased
for
$208,357 for 4958.
stock outstanding.
fibre
Jerusalem,
of
to
more
ment
100%.
No underwriter is
maximum of 5Va% in commissions
price
(guaranteed
additional
convertible
30,
previous
sales
Udylite
Registers
March
stock
carnied t>4%
date,
common
and'^vulcanized
,
St.,
denominations
pay
may
Israel
of
taxes
is
effective
■
.
requirements
—
(-
.....
on
debenture
offering
interest
1%
at
Company Act permitting it to register with
under the Investment Compublic offering of its securities in the United
a
processes."
May 1,
1963, into
shares of class B ordinary stock of the corporation at a
conversion
juice of $55.56 representing the par value of the stock.
■(
The
corporation originally
offered
the
debenture stock
under
a
registration
statement
which
was
filed
with
the
SEC
and
became
highest- in the \w)i?ipany«& history., and 45%
above those for 1958. The
earnings ligure
also inflects -payment of
a $100,000 non-recurring
and
non-taxable life- insurance
policy, for total tnetj income, after
1,139
amount
.tock
31; ?1S59, of ...72 dents .per-common share. This is more
the .earnings of .30 cents per common share in 1958.
double
than
Pa.> company,
Norrisfcown,
ended
fixed
and
Counsel
Clyde H. Reeme, President, "indicates
40
the preceding calendar year.
Interest
is subject to a
25%
withholding tax
by the State of Israel, although; according to the prospectus,
may
take a
credit
against
their Federal
income
taxes
in
such
of
Taylor Fibre Co.—Earnings—-'
company
Man¬
investment company
an
make
the Commission
$4l,id/,bi/
and
half
than
the
Net
by the corporation in
the debenture stock
on
holders
net
lares
o
6%
earned
Outstanding
in treasury..-1—-V.
held
shares
"Includes 200
.
in
The
as
to
earnings
Sales
'
sale
$1,000.
of the
ORDER—This
March
amounted
branch
than
more
serviced (more
balers assisting^ theVle* of thed^entures"
...
maturity)
FINANCING
^ 70,000 shs.
*„
par
to
Investment
year that tripled those of the previous year
reported on March-7 by the Udylite Corp.'-'
Stated in the annual report for the
company and its wholly-owned
subsidiaries, consolidated earnings for the year ending Dec. 31, 1959
share
company
Eastern states,
12
Development Corp. Ltd.
subordinated
public
The
/,
imposed
Its
for
of
.
PRESENT
offered
Involved.
South
|
T|)
t>
EFFECT
GIVING
■'...-■-kv:'•%■'%* VJ-V/-C-C'
.
May.
Mexico,
7%
multiples
United
the Investment
and
until
Net
1343.
p.
corporation, of 10O Kin? George
registration statement with the SEC,
be
adviser is
were
inter¬
The
salesmen.
This
of
its American
Udylite Corp.—Annual Report—
in
the
on
31, compared with
year
earlier.
out
year.'
warehouses
company-trained
190,
a
,
9%
over
FOR
increase
has
a
Montreal, filed
Boston,
Thereafter, shares will he sold
under
States;
4.7%
a
In
it
and
.
£2,250.000
W.,
March 16, 1960, covering 3,000,organized in October,
1959, as a
on
was
shares by United Invesment
Act and
pany
the
■
of
com¬
compared with $1.30 per
paid cash dividends without
during
Tourist Industry
Debentures—
company
New
Corp.
Commission
and
the
$1.40
has
company
compared
equal
outstanding
stockholders,
increased
91
Fund
is a mutual investment fund whose primary
The prospectus lists Nelson Conant of
The Fund's Canadian adviser is Bolton. Tremblav
Canadian adviser is Bolton. Tremblay
of Montreal and
directors.
1935.
operates
Ltd.—Registers With SEC—
The
sons
in
188;
a
subsidiary of United Investment Counsel;
principal underwriter is \UBS Distributing Corp, of Boston, a
subsidiary ot United Business Service Co. "The Fund proposes to provide
initial capital of at least
$100,000 through private
Hie.
22.
$14,990,412
were
stock
amounted
The
letter
a
MartlneM,
purposes.—V.
1958.
totaled
463,970
on
dividends
earlier.
in
of
earnings
common
share
per
year
In
in
March
sales
net
$14,311,052
1959
shares of
Cash
a
ot
The
468,501
•/
report,
Income
1958.
Inc. and
corporate
ca;5itai1 gr°wth,
agement
be
advertising
•'
6
,
report showed
sales
over
& Co.,
Y.
general
and
company
«
common
engineering, design,
Stratford, Conn.; company the nation's largest
insulators, reported sales and earnings for 1959
annual
The
N.
lor
subscription
-j
are
capital.
sidewall
The
.
APPLIES
variety of life, annuity, accident and health,
and
hospital
policies. The company writes no industrial
insurance. Th^ company is Qualified to engage in business as a life
insurer and tb write accident and health insurance in Arizona, Colo
now
shares.
common
Bos_ton as President.
with»the
&
used
investment company, of 680 Sherbrooke
St.,
^cefCtive
rUeS
cents)
Murphy
47
York,
be
registration statement with the SEC
&
(par
through Amos Treat
New
to
UBS Fund of Canada,
This
Files
notification
stock
common
T
n'
Inc.,
are
;
charge of not
offers a
insurance
The
Hate
Co.,
2787.
p.
gas
Roofing Co. Inc.—Sales—Net Up—
and stock issued on a pro rata basis to existing policyholders.
On Nov. 20, 1956, at a special meeting of
the stockholders, the name
ot the company •w.asc.changed tp Surety- Life Insurance Co., to become
effective on, and. after March A, -l^T. .<Ip 1957 the company completed
construction of the building in which its Home Office has since been
maintained at 1935 South Main St1/,'in Salt Lake City, Utah.
cash
$2 per share,
&
proceeds
drilling
oil
company
s
at
Hindley
will
and
their
commercial
Exchange Commission
March
on
n!"y.
XT
nrncoorlc
proceeds
working
stock
a
at
Vnvlr
The
The
.
the company-was
1950,
October,
tility
1
New "York,
pursuant to~ statutory (procedure/ converted by vote of a majority of
the policyholders to an old line, legal reserve, .mutual insurer.
By vote of the policyholders? at .a meeting held on the 31st day of
5,000
oil
proven
U' S' °.U ®omPanles to Join them
present time
200,060
covering
"KTout
BUSINESS—The company 'was incorporated under the laws of the
state of Utah on March 14^1936. The company was first known as
••Commercial Travelers Insurance Co." and a non-profit assessment
accident and health association.: Ly agreement of Sept. 15, 1944, the
company merged and consolidated with Surety Mutual Life Insurance
Co.,
a
non-profit,,' assessment ; life insurance company incorporated
under Utah law'In May, -1935, Oh "March
1, 1945, the company was,
nent
the
At
corporation
offered
.
proceeds will be invested initially in.-securities eligible under Utah law
for inclusion in the investment portfolio of a life insurance company.
lent,
the
ider-
fin
nor
at), active
Securities
The
SEC
PROCEEDS—The underwriter .has agreed to sell this public offering
on
a
best efforts-basis and v no one has guaranteed the. purchase of
anv shares being offered. Hov.ever,
if this offering of 10.000 shares is
fully sold the net proceeds will be credited to the company's capital
account-to the extent of $i0 per share, the par value, and the balance
of the net proceeds• ta>be received by the company will be credited to
its paid-in surplus''account..-The
increase in capital and surplus will
enable the company, to expand itfc business. Substantially all of the
the
1
CITO
1
.
plans
Thermal-Aire
ifb
With
Surety
5,928
3,590
on
Canadian
63% of the common stock.—V. 186, p. 52.
stock and
A
,551
found
ls estimated that the new concession has over
sediments and a test weU is planned in 1960. Texas
production in Australia, however, the
Commonwealth of Australia is
encouraging and seeking oil development through the Petroleum
Search
Subsidy Act of November, 1959, whereby the government
pays one-half
of the geophysical and
drilling costs.—V. 191
p
428
to "certain indebtedness the company has outstanding
tini. Shares' of 5% ' non-cumulative preferred stock ($25 par), 403,800
hares
of class A and 169,875 shares of common stock.
Management
offic ii Is
(including Alfred B. Nelson, President) own all of the class
1,699
those
_worlt1,
Australian
atTn3'addition
9
to
*
P° „leet
'
.
The cost of. the construction is estimated
mortgage bonds.
first
f
similar
are
various lines of electronic and electric controls. Net prothe sale of the stock will be used to finance in part the
iv"),ruction of a new plant to consolidate all ,of. the company's, manuf
ti riiiE
activities.
The balance of; the funds necessary to finance
♦ho
construction will be obtained by the private sale of $1,500,000
m'lline
ris
53
'■'
corporation
B.
shares
1958
of
then
and
compares
$1,807,264,
or
with
95
net
cents
income .after Federal
per share, after adjustment
stock split effective Dec.. 19,
outstanding—V; 190, p. 1674.
for-one
toi
1958, on 1,903,310 common
two-
shaiea
j;}
p i'
54
(1370)
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp.—Registrar Appointed—
The
President
the
Chase
Manhattan
Bank
has
been
appointed registrar of the
capital stock, $1 par value, of the corporation.—V. 191, p. 1053.
pommon
Walnut Grove
year-euu,
the
Feb.
Co., Inc.—Additional Financ¬
1, 1975 at 100%
from
debentures
Feb.
1,
and 300,000 shares of class A
interest
plus accrued
1960
to
date
stock
common
adding
completes
and
share,
per
Lincoln, Neb.,
by
March 16.
on
This offering
and
in
scribed.
.*•'
$10
accompanying
exercisable
thereof
after
througn
through
tures
to
March
and
shares
A
1970,
t..e
I,
Ine
—
warrants,
class
of
x,
of
ioOt
3,cj0,
stoc.s.
of
value
tnere-
prices
respective
the
sale
the
below
have
units
severally,
of
respective
Number
;
Podesta
First Trust
C.
Allyn
&
Co.
of
&
150
15,000
150
Co.:—__—i
Co.,
C
63,000
__
&
Henderson
&
;
"
Co.,
314.030
100
C. Legg & Co
Lester, R;,ons & Co
\
Stern
Brothers
Westheimer
&
&
1.
50
>
50
lie
53
Inc
50
5.030
Albert McCann Secitri:ies Co.,
Peters, Write.* & Christenjen,
&
Co
Cliff Rahel & Co
Rauscher,
Straus,
G.
Pierce
Blosser
Dickinson
Frwin
&
Co.,
of
Harold
H.
Mulla
&
T.
with
Voore
record
net
oe
merged
liabilities
would 1 have
company
and
an
investment
amortization
in
of
of
W;st
Electric
Penn
and
ins
purchase
revenues
aud expends 01
the, mcr0ed company among t..e
existing
contingent-interest mortgages would be incorporated in these moitas
a
basis for determining whether ihe contingent interest
pi s ock of
1960—36 Wks.-
gages
had
Ps
2.500
2,500
—3.
—v.
$1 525 9:0,
increasing
vear
120%
in
the
of
Minneapolis,
Wisconsin
Central
was
directors
St.
RR.
approved
of
the
This
;
MacNamara
of
the
&
Sault
the
on
000
-1959
the
meetings and
expected,
stockholders,
1958,
known
be
of
Commerce
will
at
the
Railroad
8.
is
and
be
submitted
to
the
No
bank
short-term
expenditures.
loans incurred in connechon wit.1t.1e
program, and I Or furt er
The* construction program lor 1963 and
con-
expected
to
approximat ly
cost
of
Of
I960.—V.
$80,030,030.
iinance a
additional hrst
p./ 1230.
190,
;
;
mortgage
i 1.,
:
tuis
Of
part
may
Acco.dhig
!
con¬
1931
tae
program
bonds
**
•-
to
in
pro¬
by
the
tne
latter
•
(the
Wolveriijie Mouldings, Inc., Lincoln Park, Mich.—Files
by
With Securities and
The
f^O
at
corporation
$3
procepds;
woi'...iig
filed
10
letter
a
of
ot- c-stock
notification
(par .*SIi- to
share, "without
per
The
„
Exchange CommLsion-^-
March
on
to'ering 11 gO.O^G'.'-hares
to
are
'
ta. Xi.ai.
underwriting*.
be used .tpretire
"
«■
•'.
■
.u-
■
'"*
loan
mortgage
a-
""'h-,'"
■
with
-
the
be.offered
*.'/
:
:
•
and
•
_
for
.
the
on
Wisconsin
a nenhnant.
company
exercise tueir
the company
$30,000,000 of
Shore
15
Stockholders
vote
'date. Will -be: Supplied by
the
half
Wyatt Industries, Inc.
Central
meeting. Proxy material., it
15.' Upon approval.'by the
April
will
Co.
will
i960,
i'StP&SSM
DSS&A
about
proposal
merger
Line
April
the
at
special
a
mailed
be
Soo
record
formula
accounts.
construction*' and" improvement
struction
MStP&ESM,
the
as
companies
of
proposal on May 17,
merger
annual
history
to
three
incame
*
Unsubscribed sh rts will^ ba. offered first*
and its sabsidiaries. and s.cond ,0
sgbscr.ption righca,
proceeds from the, sale Of the stock will be used to pay $12,00),-
pony's
Marie
South
M'a'rc.i
apportionment
sopaxaie
.
...
common
to- employees "of
stockholders who
455,668,230
Sfe.
Duluth,
the
of
keeping
of 231 Wist Michigan Street, Milwaukee, Wis., tied a
statement with the SEC on Marca 22 covering 561.035
stock to be o fpred to holders of its
outstanding
stock on the basis of one share -or-each ,10 shatea he;d. Tne
common
J-
Minneapolis
Use
of
.
utility,
of
offering 'price 'arid record
uncterwvitixg is involved:
companies.-■
the Presiden t of the three roads
approval was announced by
Allan
Paul
and
in
three
^
y«jar.
given
a
new. Company
1160.
p.
rrgistiauon
shares
spectus,
Railroads
railroad
cne
is
over
in
the
relieve
191,
\ Wisconsin Electric Power1 Cc^-Registers With SEC—
Edgar F. Zelle of the
Wisconsin Central, and Leonard H.
Murray of the D3S&A.
The merger plan
contemplates tre-unification oi the three, lines into
Report—
successful
496,144,454
earned
been
'would
$■
53,731,038
"
■;
The' unified company would assume all mortgages* and other obliga¬
ox
the
three
present companies.
A
formula apportioning Uie
Net
1960—4 Wks—1959
\y"
'
tions
at
merge
the
boards
Board
2,530
25
Inc.
completed
income
income.
429.
p.
Line),
the
of
has
Financing Filed—•
the
57,715,507
Atlantic
2 500
25
Co.,
Co
&
2,500
23
Cc._
&
Wells &
company
a
vvoiua
been
defense
of approximately $191,'/o0,000.
Total capitalization wou.d he
approximately
$2Q6,5-8,000 including
capital_ surplus
and,, recained
v
plan to
Coo
1266.
p.
by
and
iestimated
191,
A
2,500
25
■
A:
Co.—Power
Wisconsin Central
RR.—Merger—
5,030
25
Corp
Helme
ey,
Co
Washington Natural Gas Co—Annual
This
unified
sale
5.0:0
50
Jrc
—V.
5,000
50
25
Co.,
McDowell
Inc
Iowa
Eerwvn
50
&
&
stock
Sales,
5,003
j
|
191,
l.V-The
to
companies
transpoitation property after depreciation
5,000
Julien
—V
three
the
Had
1.5
of
over
:
$
5,030
i
First
s pes
1778.
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc.—-Sales Up-
10,000
Inc
Co.,
of
10,000
100
Cantor,
&
Electric
Feriod End March 5—
10,003
100
^
co.___
Collins
10,030
100
Co.____
Fitzgerald
10,030
130
1
'
f
R.
gas
times
8.5
p.
construction programs of Mononganela and its subsidiaries orVto re¬
imburse its treasury for construction
expenditures.---W;.191, pv 1160.
15,000
140
Inc
John
"
190,
.
15,0 j0
150
Boettcher and Co
v
!
than
more
JY;.' '
V '
Monongahela proposes to issue-and sell .770,000 additionalcommori
shares to the par:nt for $5,005,000,- the proceeds to be used* for the
15,000
Co
Penn
purposes.«
150
.
Inc.__v
;
-7.
Therm
operation.
of
33% >—V.
00111^13
unilita
tne
ox
-
$10,000,000) will be used to pay at mituricy or
acquire the- outstanding West Penn Traction Co. first mortgage 5%.
bovias, due June 1,' 1960 (assumed by West Penn, Electric and out¬
standing in the amount of $3,155,000 at Feb. 29, 1S63); to purchase
the additional Monogahela stock';
anef for ot.ieY general corporate
Number
of Shares
630
Corp.__-.__u
Storz-Wacnob-Btud?r
,
years
increased
increased
the Interstate Commerce Commission.
by
as
assets
approximately $220
on
Jan.'31, loso
current assess would have bepu approximately.$23,220,003 and
current
liabilities approximately $15,366,000, for a ratio of assets to
.
of
63,000
Lincoln,
Reynolds
T.
have
well
as
Total
534,000.
expended $23,248,100 In new plant
1955, more than doubling ..the book
82
have
years
DSS&a
shares,
lateral soon.
Kirlcland
has
since
previous
four
the
Commiosion has issued ,ian. order glving .ihterested persons until April l, I960, to request a
.he&i*ivg'thex*eon.
Under the proposal, West Penn Electric will sell at
competitive billding 300,003 additional snaites of common stock.The net proceeds
forth
set
630
t_
Nebraska—
Inc._________
Co.,
Kiggm.on
Co
&
Reynolds
|
the
with
Co.
facilities
customers
Monongahela;
deben¬
number
aggregating 300,000.
of Units
Cruttenden.
Lee
tie-in
to
The
New
York
holding company has joined with its subsidiary,
Monongahela Power Co.. of I ainvont, W.Va„ in t ie -i.ing of an
application with tne SEC Under the Holding Company Act proposing
at
date.
and
o.ie.eu,
the
stock
t-.ereof
A.
for
past
while
West
deben¬
entitles
common
increasing
named
the
company
aggregating
A
below:
Ihe
expected
.
au
expiration
amount
issuance
oi
class
auu
underwriters
the
common
principal
dace
tx.e
shares
50
march
from
purchase
$1,000
alter
purchase
UNDERWRITERS
agreed
each
and
xroitt
to
share
per
were
projects
warrant
A
tures
holder
be
the
1955,
•
customer gain in
company history,
Sturkey
increase of 9,494 residential heating customers as
construction
plant
oversub¬
was
will
Upper Midwest
J
returns
ox
Washington Natural Gas
an
studies have been conducted over the past 14 months
A
of the three lines would be the first among major railroads
in
In recent history.
Farucipaiion
by each present company in the outstanding
stock
of the unified company would be: DSS&A,
12.44%; Wisconsin Central
30.75%;
MStP&SSM,
56.81%.
The
oanadiifin
Pacific
Railway Co'
whicn has voting control of the stock of tne three present
companies'
would own a majority of the stock of the
unified company.. To
be¬
came
elective, the merger plan must be approved by holders of
the
m.ajonty
of
the outstanding Wisconsin Central shares and by
the
1 oiaers
of
two-thirds
of
the
outstanding
MStP&SSM
and
the
largest
1959
Monday, March 28, 1960
..
merger
outstanding at
shares outstanding
1958, .based- on
a
record $17,601,977..»
<ior
revenues
.
Merger
releasing
in
18
shares
on
on
a
$6,102,500 new construction prog.am
of new gas mains, including an underwater crossing
Washington East Channel to Mercer Island, and a main
to
the
Bothell
and
Inglewood areas.
The latter virtually
an
encirclement of
the north
end
of
Lake Washington,
extension
at
March
on
stockholders.
based
Lake
on
(par $2)
$0.63
Total
to
$1.39,
miles
197
the
of
the
announced
report
were
with
1958.
the
indication
delivery,
of
of
Sturkey
annual
share
compared
end
reported
an
M.
1959
per
Reporting
underwriting group headed by
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co. and The First Trust Co. of
$10
the
at
Products
Charles
company's
Earnings
ing Details—Mention was made in our March 21 issue
of the public offering of $3,500,000 15-year 6V2% sink¬
ing fund debentures (with warrants) dated Feb. 1, 19b0
and due
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
Wyatt
Metal
Interstate
Commission.
&
New Name
—
The
—
of
name
Boiler
Works, Inc., was changed by
amendment to Wyatt
Industrie.:,. Inc., effective
charter
December
31,
>
1959.
,.
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
Maricopa County, Kyrene School
District No. 28 (P. O.
Gadsden School District, Ala.
Warrant
Sale
The
—
$1,000,000
capital outlay school warrants of¬
fered
March 22—v.
on
awarded' to
—were
191,
1162
p.
syndicate
headed by Shields
&
Co., at a
price of 100.02, a net interest cost
of about
3.95%,
$674,000
4s.
as
1966
326,000
Due
Due
Bond
Clerk of the Board of
will
receive
Feb.
1
bids '
until
11
obligation
to
bonds.
Due
1970
on
Dated
July
inclusive.
1
May 1,
from 1961
Principal
payable
at
County Treasurer's office.
1973 to 1975 inclusive.
Pinal
(J-J)
Sale—The $352,000 bonds
on
March
21—v.
191,
Co., Inc.; Robinson-Humphrey Co.y offered
Inc.; Courts & Co.; Berney Perry p. 1054—were
awarded to Refsnes,
& Co., Inc.; Hugo Marx &
Co., and Ely, Beck & Co.
Howard C. Traywick & Co.
Pinal County School District No.
Cochise
Bond
March
were
21—v.
until
for
191,
to
offered
1162—
p.
The
First
of
15—v.
191,
The
to
p.
offered
March
on
1054—were awarded
Kingman
v
p.m.
(MST)
purchase
of
on
obligation
school
Dated April 1, 1960. Due
from
Water
Co.,
offered
at
awarded
and
Sale —The
improvement
1961
to
1972
bids
28
gen¬
bonds.
on
July
inclusive.
(J-J)
the
to
John
William
jointly,
$50,000
185,000
to
as
from
90,000
4s.
as
Staats
&
Due
1972
41As.
on
July
1
4%s.
1986 to
Due
on
July
199,0 inclusive.
were
4!/2S. Due
as
March
on
1973
awarded
to
The
Security-
jointly,
100.029,
as
a
4V4S,
at
price
a
Pleasant
March 15,
1958
Bond
bonds
offered
March 11—v.
191, p. 951—were
awarded to the Federal
Housing
and
Home
Finance
on
Agency,
2%s, at
a
price of par.
District, San
Joaquin County, Calif.
Bond
Sale—The
offered
March
1162—were
p.
$12,000
Raney
a
4.38%,
as
from
8,000
CALIFORNIA
Aptos School District, Santa Cruz
4V2S.
1971
A.',
414s.
of
cost
of
follows:
Due
to
on
1973
Due
on
March
for
the
Due
to
15,
Cascade Union School
District,
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The
series
A
bonds
$233,000 school,
offered
on
(PST)
purchase.of
inclusive.
1985
on
Principal and
(M-N)
payable at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
interest
March
to
y
Bond Sale—The $104,000
general
obligation
March
bonds
15—v.
191,
school
offered
p.
1163—
and
tional
the
Bank,
Security-First
of
Los
Na¬
Dated
sealed
bids
at
until
Bond
office
a.m.
in
(PST)
on
April
1
inclusive.
1976
(P. O. Oakland),
series
B
bonds
March 23—v. 191, p. 951—were
by
to
a
Salomon
price of
a
1957
offered
Sale—The $1,600,000
revenue,
$500,000
100.065,
as
from
510.000
syndicate headed
& Hutzler, at
Bros.
of about
cost
4V2s.
as
as
to
net interest
a
3.81%,
1962
1970 to
follows:
as
Due
Aug. 1
inclusive.
on
1969
4s. Due on Aug.
1975
3V2s.
1 from
inclusive.
Due
on
Aug. h
1980.
Angeles), Calif.
his
9
Due
to
April
530,000
Angeles,
1970
April 1 from
inclusive.
California
Lor, Angeleu County.Flood Control
vig,
on
1969
Port of Oakland
Angeles,
Offering—Gordon T. NesCounty Clerk, will receive
A., of San
1, 1960. Principal
(A-O) payable at the
County Treasurer's office, in Oroville. Legality approved by Or¬
rick,
Dahlquist,
Herrington
&
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
jointly.
Bend
S.
&
and interest
awarded to R. H. Moulton &
were
T.
as 4 y2s. Due on April 1
from 1977 to 1980 inclusive.
on
on
$34,000
follows:
414s.
as
awarded
High School District,
Placer County, Calif.
of
11,000
;
Lincoln Union
District (P. O. Los
Shasta
a.m.
Dated May
May 1 from 1962
1, 1960.
Co.,
Sept. 15
inclusive.
Sept.
30
10
issue
5s. Due
as
1961
14,000
N.
as
from
$373,000 school bonds.
to
1974.
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Tom M.
Kelley,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
as
as
on
until
$9,000
Francisco.
awarded
interest
net
received
21—v.
price
about
T. J.
of America
& Co.
Herrington
$20,000" school
on
Witter
inclu¬
1989
County, Calif.'
Sale—An
Francisco,
on
ity approved by Orrick,
Dahlquist,
&
Sutcliffe, of San
Calla School
$525,000
building bonds offered on
sold to
as
offered
to
on
school 1956, series D bonds offered
on Feb.
29 was sold to The Bank
"*—1,117—-were
Counties, Calif. -.'ANN
Offering—Sealed bids'will
Bond
be
$230,000 dormi¬
revenue
E bonds
12—v .191, i p.
Folsom Joint Unified Sch.
Dist.,
Sacramento and El Dorado
basis of about 4.24%.
Bond Sale—The
tory
series
1961
of
bonds
Due
Valley School District,
Butte
March 15
on
from
1959.
office.
15
inclusive.
on
4V4S. Due
as
awarded to Dean
of
California :)
191,
Sale—An issue of
was
1956,
Jan.
University of
Diego (P. O. San Diego),
San
1
purchase
control
1,
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the County Treasurer's
from 1975 to 1985 inclusive.
National Bank, of Los An¬
geles, and R. H. Moulton & Co.,
bonds
Sons.
t
1
to
March
1974.
168,000
First
16
Co.,
March
Co.,.
July 1 from
on
10,000
Due
1961
the
flood
March
March
on
100.045,
inclusive.
Due
5s.
as
from
for
sive.
Sale—The $140,000 elec¬
Dixie School District, Marin
1957, series D bonds offered —xCounty, Calif.
15—v.
Bond Sale—The
191, p. 1054—
$90,000 school
tion
Bond
&
$55,000
29
Dated
follows:
Angeles County, Calif.
The Bank of America N. T. & S.
of San
Francisco, at a
school
1973 to 1985 inclusive.
as
from
R.
&
Los
Batesville School District, Ark.
were
follows:
as
196'5
Nuveen
Bloomfield School District,
County Treasurer's of¬
Legality approved by Gust,
Rosenfeld, Divelbess & Robinette,
bonds
time
same
Legality approved by OrDahlquist,
Herrington
&
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
pay¬
of Phoenix.
$325,000
1960
Due
office.
K.
ARKANSAS
Additional
water
1960.
rick,
Su¬
4%s.
as
1,
(J-D)
payable at the County Treasurer's
able at the
fice.
June
March
$10,000,000
Francisco, and Asso¬
ciates, at a price of 100.004, a net
interest cost of about
4.35%, as
California Western
March
$83,000
Principal and interest
Sale—The $325,000 water
bonds
2
the
eral
1
Kingman, Ariz.
Bond
Caffall, Clerk of the Board of
pervisors, will receive sealed
bonds
Co.
revenue
(P. O. Florence), Ariz.
Bond
Offering — Eleanor
$52,000 school
1960
awarded
Arizona
Dist.
Bisbee), Ariz.
Sale—The
improvement
on
43
County, Buena Sch.
No. 68 (P. O.
Dated
June 1 from 1962 to 1979 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest
21—v. 191, p. 1267—were awarded
The Bank of America N. T. &
S. A., of San
to
Bond
County, Ray School District
(P. O. Florence), Ariz.
Bond
ARIZONA
office
in Santa Cruz,
(PST) on April 18 for
purchase of $275,000 school
bonds.
the
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows:
R. S. Dickson &
his
on
and
interest
on
Averill,
Supervisors,
sealed
at
the
a.m.
(MST) on May 2 for the
purchase of $40,000 school general
1960.
Feb. 1 from
on
inclusive.
3.90s.
as
from
follows:
as
1972
to
a
Phoenix), Ariz.
Offering^—Rhea
bids
until 2 p.mr:
*
Other members of the
were
&
Los
&
on
&
as
follows:
Wood,
syndicate
Struthers
Co., Gregory & Sons, Goodbody
Co., Stern Brothers & Co., Rajm
Co., and Fred D. Blake & bo.
Number, 593*7
191
Volume
.
.
The Commercial
.
and
Financial Chronicle
(1371)
55
is.
J.
A
lds
in
o
j
i9f, p. 952—were
vto
' increase
daily
of
• 'German Township Sch. Township
(P. O. Columbus), Ind.
of
average
2 544
19%.
was
Bond
Total normal income of
$541,^
283,63 in February was $64,676.03
Sale—The
building
March
ahead of the
The
1960
191,
offered
5220,1960,
went
in'
County, Calif.
Sacramento
fense
,
Sch.
than
until 8
Bros.;
the
building
1960.
—
Legality approvea
Cutler,
&
Chi¬
of
March
on
1978 inclusive.
members
the
of
syndi¬
follows:; Almstedt
as
Bankers
Inc.;
Co.,
Bond
& Co., Inc.; Equitable Se¬
curities Corp.; J. J. B. Hilliard &
Son; Charles A. Hinsch & Co.,
Inc.; W. E. Hutlon & Co.; Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith;
Stein Bros. & Boyce; Fox, Reusch
..
.
.
*"
Blyth
Nov. 1 from 19b2 tc
on
Chapman
by
'
bonds.
Due
April 6 foi
on
$550,i00 s-hoo
Dated May 1
of
inclusive.
1979
Corporation (P. O. Kokomo),
Indiana
(CST)
p.m.
purchase
Due
1975 to
were
March
on
1974 inclusive.
4Vfes.
as
Other
Due
1966 to
1 from
Pecate
The $2,150,000 miles February 1959 and 348,714
more
than in March 1959.
school, series A bonds offered on
Bond Offering
Ross HippenMarch 23—v. 191, p. 1267—were
ILLINOIS
steel,
Secretary of the ' School
awarded to a syndicate headed
Board, will receive sealed bids
Champaign and Piatt Counties
by the Bank of America N. T. &
until 2 p.m. (CST) on April 12
Ccmmunity Unit School District
S A., of San Francisco, at a price/
for the purchase of $675,000 school
»,
Ho. 3 (P. O. Mahomet), III.
of 100.008, a net interest cost of
building bonds. Dated April 1,
Bond Sale—The
$720,000 school
about 4.17%, as follows:
1960.
Due
semi-annually
from
building bonds offered on March
$550,000 as, 5s. Due on May 1 16—v.
July 1, 1961 to Jan. 1, 1970 in¬
Bond Sale
6e
ained
S.
ter^, Secretary of the Board of
Directors, will receive sealed Did:,
.
ilities
756,000
Offering—Vernon
41/4S.
as
1 from
Iowa
Bond
on
1268—were
p.
1,304,000
School District (P. O. Lansing),
$71,0C,.) school
bonds
21—v.
Eastern Allamakee Ccmmunity
"
of Los
Bank,
d
venules
daily
a
The
same month the
year
Security-First National
awarded to Raflensperger, Hugnes
before
and
$9,287.35
up
from &
Angeles, as Asx at a
Co., Inc., and Robert F. Beil &
March 1959 figures.
Co., jointly, as 37/8S, at a price of
price of 100.682, a .basis of about".
All
vehicles on the Turnpike 100.295, a basis of about 3.82%.
3.86%. /
;
■ :f
' : / "
traveled a total of
20,621,323 miles
San Juan Unified School District,in
February or -2,684,541 more Kokomo^Ceiitet Township Conspl.
the
SS&A
it
mur
13,188.
Sale—Tne $50,000 general
bonds offered on March
awarded
Bond
the
'
yo^oCies
,
obligation
be-.
t
Sch. Dist., Los Angeles, t
County, Calif. * ■<•/
' ;
Rivera
stock
Htral,
Co.,
anies;
cago.
—
Jligathe
Iowa Falls Community
sting
noi t-
erest
inula
uiHs.
1962 to 1969 inclusive.
from
e.l
1970.
1.0J5
iciing
if.
4-1/2S. Due on May
1971 to 1978 ipclusive.
800,000
Tne
No
cf
1
on May
1979 to 1984 inclusive.
from
iO
con-
$370,009
55,000
'
ft,
t.er
3.70s/ Due
as
Dec.
on
3y2s.
as
Due
interest
First
Phillips
/Bapk;inKokomo. Legality
Bond
/
will
1968 and
until
bids
1
160,000
re¬
295,000
3.70s.
as
from
1971 to
Due
Dec.
on
285,000
1977 inclusive.
on
iles
the
MacArthur & Co., Irving Lundborg &
for
Co.,
10
150,000
Co.
San Leandro
by
1958
1, 1958.
•
to
Unified Sch. Dist.,
Sale—The
Bond
.
-
March ,15
on
group
on
Interest
The
Miller, of Indianapolis.
at
Tiptohdcero Twp. Schools Corp.
(P.O. T^ipton), Indiana
Aug. 1 from 19ol
inclusive.
1998
Aug.
F-A.
/ Bond
Offering
—
Cornelius
composed of Blyth & Co.,
June 30 and Dec. 31 from 1960 to
R. H. Moulton & Co., and Walker & Co., as 4s. Dated Dec. 1,
Security-First National Bank, of, 1959. Due on Jan./1 from 1965
Los Angeles, at a price of 100.001,; to • 1967
inclusive.
Interest
J-J.
a net interest cost of about 3.61%,
Legality approved by Charies &
as follows:
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
1978
Interest J-D.
inclusive.
April 15
1961 to 1963 inclusive/. *
from
10,000
Due-
5s.
as
on
,
L
'3 %s.- Due on' April 15,
as
enue
3^ s.
as
bohds
Due on April 15. Kindred
Le¬
was
:
to
1975 inclusive. T',
of
on
s')
bids
his
at
and interest
(M-N) payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
ok
CONNECTICUT
an
ti
Deep River, Conn.
Bond Sale—The $338,000 school
bonds
offered
on
23—v.
March
191, p. 1267—were-; awarded to
Estabrook & Co., and Putnam &
1;e.
.
$22,000
as
3%s.
as
1961
Geraldine V.
12 for the pur¬
$500,000 electric utility
1960 bonds./ Dated April
(CST)
60,000
$60,000
Oct.
124,0,00
Due
325,000 school building bonds.
Dated April 1, 1960. Due on April
1
from
1962 to
1980 inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able* at any bank or trust com¬
designated by the successful
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
pany
bidder.
Will County
)al
Note Sale—An
he
o-
tax
ir-
March 18
$500,000
offered
on
sold to The Connec¬
was
ticut
National
Port,
as
I960.
&
of
issue
anticipation notes
Due
of BridgeDated
March 23,
Bank,
'2.10s.
June 6,
on
Mokena),
Illinois
Sale—The
Bond
Waterbury, Conn.
Sch. Dist. No. 125
(P. O. Route No. 1,
$30,000 school
bonds offered on March
16—v. 191, p. 1055—were awarded
to The Frankfort State Bank, of
building
Frankfort,
Will County
1960.
5s, at a price of par.
as
Community Unit Sch.
200-U (P. O.
Dist. No.
Beecher), III.
FLORIDA
Florida State Turnpike Authority
(F. O. Fort Lauderdale), Fla.
ed
•e
Sets New Records for February
ed
--February: tolls and
the
Sunshine
State
at
:st
traffic
on
Parkway,
^
Florida's
1
i
Turnpike,
broke
all
previous monthly records.
Thomas B. Manuel, Chairman,
said that even
though February
™
but 29
days, tolls were up
^2,386.04
vious
all
over
March, 1959,
time
high,
and
pre¬
traffic
increased by 47,380 vehicles.
Dver
the
same
month
y
the
Previous year February 1963 tolls
increased 17.2% and traffic was
d
UP 23.5%.
;
Psed
by
the
456,199
Turnpike was
vehicles for a
oaily
average of
15,731
March
1959
traffic
was
whereas
408,819
—
Arnold
H.
will
Education,
(CST) on March
of $253,000
school building bonds. Dated April
1
1960. Due on Dec. 1 from 1961
bids until
29
for
8 p.m.
the
of
National
Bank,
purchase
Legality
1975
interest
inclusive.
Ar-We-Va Community
Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Westside), Iowa
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
until 2 p.m. (CST) on
for the
purchase of
$745,000 general obligation school
building bonds.
Dated April 1,
1960. Due on Nov. 1 from 1961 to
1979 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest
payable
at
the
School
Treasurer's
office. Legality ap¬
April
11
proved by Chapman
City
Clerk,
bids
until
March
receive
will
7:30
for
28
sealed
(CST) on
purchase of
p.m.
the
$85,000 airport bonds. Dated April
1, 1960. Due on Nov. 1 from 1961
to
1972
inclusive. Legality ap¬
Denison
callable
Community School Dist.,
Legality
approved by
Mag, Thomson, McEvers
Fizzell, of Kansas City.
Topeka.
Stinson,
&
offered "on
Sale—An issue of
$242,500
improvement revenue
on Jan. 4 was sold
to
Mr.
R.
P.
Olinger, of the
Olinger Construction Company, in
bonds offered
Huntingburg.
from
1961
to
as
Nov. 1
3.60s. Due on Nov.
to 1974 inclusive.
1
3.70s. Due on Nov.
from 1975 to 1979 inclusive.
1
135.000
from
194.000
as
1971
as
4%s.
and
from
1970 inclusive.
March
/ Certificate
Due on April 1,
fered
on
C.
Dane-
Town Clerk, will
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
receive
(CST)
for the purchase of
$53,000 general obligation sewer¬
age public improvement bonds.
i!
•
'
Bowdoinham Water District, Me.
Bond Sale—An issue of
water bonds
sold
was
to
offered
$250,000
March 22
Peabody &
on
Kidder,
Co., as 4V2s, at a price
a basis of about 4.48%.
I;";
of 100.259,
Houlton, Me.
Sale—An issue of
Note
$275,000
anticipation notes! offered on
March 17 was sold to the First
tax
Bank, of Boston.
MARYLAND
(P. O. La Plata),
Maryland
Sale—The $400,000 coun¬
Charles County
Bond
ty hospital facilities bonds offered
on
March 22 — v. 191, p. 1164 —
$2,500,000
bonds of¬
were
Safe
a
March 1,
to
The
Mercantile
of Bal¬
MASSACHUSETTS
Arlington, Mass.
|
229,000 as 4V2s. Due on
1964 and 1965.
awarded
Deposit & Trust Co.,
timore.
March 1,
1963.
.
L.
13
April
on
National
$211,000 as 4%s. Due on
and
—
hower,
syndicate
headed by W. L. Lyons & Co., at
a
price of par, a net interest cost
of about 4.38-%,-as follows:
1962
No. 1,
Louisiana
Offering
Due on April 1
inclusive.
to
of
Co.,
Bond
Mardh 22—v. 191, p. 1268
awarded
An issue
—
Simmesport Sewerage Dist.
Ashland, Ky.
—-were
Sale
composed of Ladd Dinkins
Abroms & Co., Dane &
Co., and Schweickhardt & Co., as
4.70s, at a price of 100.01.
&
1963 to 1970
school building revenue
Gretna),
group
SS
1962.
Sale-— The
Jan. 27
Properties
on
$267,737 street paving certificates
offered on Jan. 7 was sold to a
KENTUCKY
Bond
offered
Louisiana
22—
Bacon, Whipple & Co.; and Milburn, Cochran & Co., Inc., at a
price of 100.01119, a net interest
cost of about 3.35%, as follows:
1961
Rouge), La.
'
p.
$220,000
Rouge Parish (P. O.
Jefferson Parish (P. O.
in¬
1268—were awarded
to a group composed of The Harris
Trust & Savings Bank, of Chicago;
191,
—V.
$584,000 school
$255,000 as 3%s. Due on
series
improvement,
bonds
.1
,
MAINE
$1,140,000
ternal
!
1985 inclusive
sold to The Parish
was
Lawrence, Kan.
Sale—The
Due on March I
4M>s.
1982 to
certificates
A
1, 1975. Prin¬
cipal and interest (F-A) payable
at the State Treasurer's office, in
920,000 as 3.30s.
Iowa
Bond Sale—The
of Aug.
as
Bond
Boone, Iowa
Offering—Galen M. Wiley,
on
6
& Cutler, of
Chicago.
Bond
will
(CST)
Treasurer,
for the purchase of $3,760,000 general obligation school
bonds. Dated April 1, 1960. Due
semi-annually on Feb. 1 and Aug.
1
from
1961
to
1980
inclusive
April
be received
Welch,
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(J-D)
Dale, Indiana
Bond
(P. O. Merriam), Kansas
E.
1
Certificate Sale — An issue of
$45,000 street paving 1960, series
Shawnee-Mission
Offering—Roy
Due on March 1
3%s.
Baton
High School District No. 6
Bond
1
LOUISIANA
Inc.'
District
IOWA
Principal and
building bonds offered on March
payable at any
22—v. 191, p. 1268—were awarded
bank or trust company designated
to a group composed of The Mer¬
by the successful bidder. Legality
cantile
Trust
Company, of St:
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
Louis, Stern Brothers & Co., and
of Chicago.
Carleton D. Beh Co., at a price
of par, a net interest cost of about
INDIANA
3.68%, as follows:
to
Rural
7
1965 inclusive.
East Baton
1960. Principal
(A-O) payable at the
Johnson County,
a
1
inclusive.
Wichita.
Indianapolis.
the Board of
receive - sealed proved by Bannister, Carpenter,
Ahlers & Cooney, of Des Moines.
Brands, Secretary of
waterworks
/.
Last'month
Offering
Bond
57
in
Washington./ Legality approved
lay Ross/ McCord, Ice & Miller,
Washington
at
1
Oct.
on
Corp.,
Due on March
as
from
Oct.
on
Weigan, Curfman
Harris & Kaufman, o.
Brainard,
com¬
as 4s.
Due on March
1973 to 1981 inclusive.
208,000
(
1
by
approved
1164—
group
1966 to 1972 inclusive.
from
Treasurer's office.
State
a
4V2s.
as
from
1,
March 1,
and interest
offered
;o.
1961 to
as
from
108,000
Oct.
on
from 1976 to 1980
Dated
to
Securities
Equitable
1975 inclusive.
4%s.
191,
price of 100.,006, a net interest cost
of about 4.07%, as follows:
$225.,000
on
Due
1967 to
as
14—v.
awarded
were
follows:
Due
4V2S.
as
1973
posed of J. J. B. Hilliard & Son;
O'Neal, Alden & Co., Inc., and
Due
4V4S.
Due
to
bonds
revenue
March
on
■
1962.
and
as
from
April
on
Feb.
Co., jointly, as 3%s, at a price of
100.063, a basis of about 3.49%.
1
•s
—
Day, City Clerk-Treasurer, will
receive sealed bids until 1 p.m.
rev¬
Barcus,
in; Los
office
ed
te
Bond Offering
/
$165,000
No. 37 (P. O. East Moline), III.
Angeles, until 9 a.m. (PST) .On
Bond Offering — lVLrjoiie
April 19 for the purchase of $2,-;
Schnack, Secretary of the Board
937,000 1960 series A bonds/Dated of Education, will receive sealed
May 1, 1960. Due on May 1 from bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on
1961' to 1980 inclusive.
Principal April 6 for the purchase of $1,-
r's
1,
building
of
>
sealed
ill¬
m
4s,
general obligation
Securities Corp.,
1960.
1,
1961
Ownesboro, Ky.
sold to The Columbian
was
99,0G0
>
nds
as
basis
a
May
from
1
Sale—The $500,000 school
Bond
to
Co.,
Bend Sale—An issue of
bonds
May
bonds
sold
from 1963 to 1966 inclusive.
sewerage
sold
Beh
school
Dated
inclusive.
of $28,000
was
p.m. (CST)
purchase of
building revenue
1:45
for the
13
$500,000
bonds.
Interest J-D.
school building
Washington, Indiana
'
/
&.
1,
on
sewer
16
April
on
Nov.
on
100.04,
of
(P. O. Louis¬
ville), Ky.
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
KANSAS
44,000
Co.,;a3 5 l/4s. Dated,, chase of
1, I960. Due. on Jan. 1 from revenue
1989 incrusive. Interest
Whittier Uitiion High School Dist., .1982 to
1, 1960.
Due semi-annually on
Los Angeles County, Calif'.,, A A .J-J. Legality approved by Ch&rles.
XpHl 1 and Oct. 1 from 1960 to
Bond Ofier/ng—Ooraon 1; Nes- & Trauernicht, cf St. Louis.
1979 inclusive. Principal and in¬
vig,. County Clerk, will receive
terest; (A-O)
payable
at
the
\Rock Island County School Dist.
-
from 1965 to
1
.
Bond Sale—An issue of
waterworks ; .and
1964.
85,0,90
Mascoutah, III.
,.
price
price of par.
a
be received until
Gray and Ford Counties Joint Sch.
Dist. No. 4 (P. O. Ensign), Kan.
..
$30,000
1
Nov. 1
on
issue
D.
Carleton
a
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
* > ■
-
Due
1979.
March
on
J.
Fox,
Secretary
of
Board, will receive
Inc.;
Nov.
on
Due
3%s.
about 3.99%.
the
School
sealed bids
until 2 p.m. (CDST) on April 7
Jersey County Community Hospital
for the purchase of $196,000 school
District (P. O. Jerseyville), III.
Bond Saie—An issue-of $90;,300- building 1960 bonds. Dated April
Due semi-annually on
hospital bonds was sold to G. H. 1, 1960.
191, p. 952—were awarded to
—v.
a
offered
bonds
gen¬
school 1957,. series
eral obligation
E
$125,000
Due
Dated
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
Alameda County, Calif.
ive
bonds.
revenue
Due
obligation
offered
3X/8S, at
as
Jefferson County
Sale—An
Bond
Ice &
a.m.
cy,
Whittemore, Iowa
general
revenue
Housing and Home Finance Agen¬
1,
1974 to 1977 inclusive.
as
on
—were
1
Nov.
on
$1,900,000 stu¬
bonds of¬
March 17—v. 191, p. 1055
awarded to the Federal
housing
fered
Nov.
1969.
/ 1978 and
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
(CST) on April 5 for the
purchase of
$387,000 dormitory
Shuman, Agnew & Co.; and
C. N. White &
of
Kenower,
Stern,
&
liams
ered
Due
3.7,0s.
as
from
Deaconess Hospital, Freeport, III.
Reynolds & Co., J. Barth &
inclusive.
Principal and interest
Bend Offering—Donald H. Opel,
Co., E. W. Hutton & Co., Shear(J-D)
payable at the
Farmers
son,
Hammill & -Co., Stone -, &: Secretary of the Board of Trus¬
State Bank, of Middletown.
Le¬
Youngberg, Lawson, Levy, Wil¬ tees, will receive sealed bids until
Co.,
dent
1967 inclusive.
3.60s.
as
oi
on
Sale—The
Bond
of
cost
(P. O. Richmond), Ky.
from 1970 to 1973 inclusive.
p.m.
April 6 for the purchase
of
$317,000 sewage works rev¬
enue
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1960.
Due on Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1§96
1
Due
33/4S.
as
price
a
State College
Eastern Kentuckyi
follows:
as
as 4s.
from 1961 to
"
(CST)
3.72%,
at
interest
net
$205,000
75,000
Clerk-Treasurer,
ceive! sealed
1,
a
about
Offering—Gertrude Davis,
Town
Co.,, Inc.,
100.023,
Na¬
Middletown, Ind.
1
Dec.
on
and
The
at
on
& Bond Co.;
& Co., Inc.;
Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger,
and Russell, Long & Co.
1164—were awarded to a group
composed of Becker, & Cownie,
Inc.; Iowa-Des Moines, and White-
Miller, of-Indianapolis.
1970.
of San Francisco, Blyth &
Co., Inc.,
Dean Witter & ; Co.,
Weeden & Co., R. H. Moulton &
Co.,
pro-
payable
school
March 16—v. 191,
Pohl
& Co;
Magnus
Sale—The $875,000
bonds offered
Security
Company;
p.
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
from 1961 to 1963 inclusive.
_
follows:. American Trust
as
were
1931
(J-J)
tional
100.01, a net interest cost of
3.68%, as follows:
of the syndicate
Other members
co n-
clusive./ Principal
about
100,000 as Is. Due on May 1, 1985.
00),-
tae
as" 4%s. Due
600,000
first'
d
1163—were awarded
White-Phillips Co., Inc., and Farwell, Chapman & Co., at a price
1
as
from
p.
to a group composed of The Harris
Trust & Savings Bank, of Chicago;
Due on May 1,
100,000 as 4%s.
a
191,
- v
Bond
Co., Inc.; Hill & Co.; Kentucky
&
School
District, Iowa
<
issue of $600,000
offered on
sold to The Mer-
Note Sale—An
tax
anticipation notes
March
22
was
\
.
56
(1372)
The
National
of Boston,
Bank,
z.als.
as
'
;
•*..
46.5%.
are
;
February,
Note Sale—An issue of $500,000
.
tax
anticipation notes offered
March
24
sold
was
National
Shore
to
(
.
and
on
,
vehicle
12
months'
cate
repair loan 1960 bonds offered on
March 22—v. 191, p. 1268—were
awarded to W. E. Hutton & Co.,
and Lyons & Shafto, jointly, as
3V2s, at a price of 100.199, a basis
Feb. 29,
As
result. of
a.
the
continuing
improvement in
3.46%.
1
Note
tax
month-to-month
Cohasset, Mass.
about
earnings, interest charges on
funded debt, after operating
Sale—An issue of $300,000
anticipation
March
22
offered
notes
sold
was
The
to
and
penses
on
covered
Rock¬
land Trust Company,
V
,
Dover, Mass.
Note
issue
of
$50,000
anticipation notes offered on
tax
March
24
sold
was
The
to
000
National
folk County Trust Co., of BrOok^
line. :'
Note
000
Sale—An issue of $100,000
Note
.
tax
anticipation notes
March
16
National
sold
was
offered
Massachusetts
culosis
lows:^
;
•
.
$250,000
awarded
/ -
_
Bank,
Salem,
.
as
2.38s.
Note
Offering—Thomas F. Duf¬
fy, County Treasurer, will receive
scaled bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
Dated
March
Nov.
loan
temporary
31,
notes.
1960.
Due
on
3, 1960. Principal and in¬
payable at the Merchants-
terest
Warren
National
Note
received
until
on
July
for
30
$200,000
li
:
the
(E§T)
purchase
tax
anticipation
Dated July 30, 1960.
Sale—An
issue
V
000 tax anticipation notes offered
March
on
22
sold
was
the
to
Na¬
tional
Shawmut Bank, of Boston,
2.37s.
\v.:.1'; >.,.4. .;■
as
tax
anticipation notes offered
March
22
National
awarded
191,
v.
—
to
p.
The
1164
—
Gardner
Co., of Gardner.
;"'AA
tax
on
were
Note
tax
March 16
dlesex
chanics
was
sold
National
to
The
Bank,
Me-'
Wor¬
of
cester.
Lynn, Mass.
Note
Sale—An
of
$800,-
000
temporary loan notes offered
on
March
Essex
-'*•
16
Trust
' Y
\
t
sold
was
Co., of
' *
•••;.-
Bond
works
The
vine
to
new
Con¬
Authority
total t revenues
West
be
Springfield, Mass.
received
March
on
$400,000
Due
the
iame
Operating*
month
expenses
re¬
a
year
and
ago.
mainte¬
nance were down
slightly to $344,949 from $345,618 a year
ago. *
The balance available for inter¬
est
charges amounted to^ $453,607
compared to: $309*425 in the, same
-
month
last
year,
until
28
for
tax
11
the
of
No. 24
<
Bond
(EST)
purchase of*
notes.*
tax
(EST)
on
of
an:
increase
Offering
anticipation
notes.
31, 1960. Due on
of
March
8 p.m. (EST) on
April 6 for the
purchase of $1,500,000 general ob¬
ligation building and site bonds.
Principal and interest
the
at
Boston.
First
National
Legality
Storey, Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
at
of June
interest
and
bank
any
3,
pay¬
(J-D)
trust
or
payable
company
Detroit.
Bank,
by
Palmer &
the
anticipation notes
1,
1960.
Due
on
30, 1961. Principal and in¬
payable - at * any bank or
trust company designated
by the
terest
successful
bidder..
St.
Bond
Au
.
,
Joseph, Mich.
Sale—The
improvement
$125,000
bonds
sewer
offered
on
14—v.
net interest cost of about
follows:
as
$15,000
.
5s. Due
Oct. 1, 1900.
on
3V2s.
as
from
3.51%'
AA ,7
7
as
110,000
Due
1961 to 1969
Oct.
on
l
inclusive.
&
Offering—M.
City
Clerk,
bids
Jane
Sero.
until *7:30
will
receive
sealed
'p.m.
(EST) on
April 4 for the purchase of $25,000
1959 motor vehicle highway fund
bonds. Dated Dec. 15, 1959. Due
Dec. .15
on
from
1960
clusive.* Principal'
Due
3%s.
as
Due
1964 to
Feb.
on
1
itrpr's
user's
Feb.
on
to
1964
and
in¬
interest
offered
1966 inclusive.
March
on
14—v.
191,
p.
awarded
1056—were
to Kenower,
MacArthur & Co., and McDonald-
&"Co«.v,as follows:
$78,000
5s. Due
as
1960 to
1962
Oct. 1 from
on
inclusive.
3%s.
Due
on
Oct.
1,
4%s.
Due
on
Oct.
1,
4V2s.
as
Due
on
Oct.
1,
on
Oct.
1964.
as
1965 and
1967
and
1968.
Bernard
Cousino, Secretary of the Board
Education, will receive sealed
until
8
(EST) on April
19 for the purchase of
$2,025,000
bonds, as follows:.
p.m.
$1,850,000 high school bonds.
175,000 swimming pool bonds.
A
A
Dated Feb. 1, 1960. Due on
July
from
1962
to
1986
inclusive.
1
Callable
"
■>
—
April 6 for the purchase of $60,000
improvement 1960 bonds.
Dated May 1, 1960. Due on May 1
from 1963 to 1985 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-N)
at1 any
bank
payable
trust
or
company
designated by the successful bid¬
der.-Legality, approved by Briggs,
Gilbert,; Morton, Kyle & Macart¬
ney, of St. Paul, t ; ■
:
v
,v
Babbitt, Minn.
Bond:
Offerings—dames
Von
S.
■
Village
p.m.
pur¬
waterworks
31,
I960.*
1962
and
of Detroit.
for
5
the
the
from
Principal
inclusive.*
interest
or
March
31
'Bee.
on
payable:
re¬
obligation
bonds.; Dated
Due
1975
to
tional
at
na¬
any
State bank designated
by
A Legality
successful A bidder.
approved.'by; Dorsey,..Owen, Bar¬
ber,; Marquart ;& Windhorst, of
Minneapolis. ' rXAAA' .A'.7.'
of July 1, 1970. Inter¬
Legality
approved
by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
April
chase of $70,000- general
College of- St. Thomas,
St. Paul, Minn. A
Offering—John Goodwin,
as
J-J.
est
A
'
jji'...
V
(CST)Aon
District, Mich.
bids
.
Clerk, w i 11
ceive: 'sealed' .bids until:; 4:30
Mason Consolidated School
—
f"¥,
water
Wald,
Bond Offering
'
Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.v (EST) on
.
Due
*
Village
ing,
1966.
4V8S.
as
:
Albertville, Minn.
Offering
Donald Bern-
Bond
1,
1963.
as
A
■'••A A
MINNESOTA
1
Heights, Mich.
Sale—The $183,000 bonds
Bond
nffice.
office,
inclusive.
1963
to
Madison
'
v
<
Bond
Business
receive
(CST)
on
April 6 for the purchase of
$1,300,000
student * .union, > series
will
Manager,
sealed bids until: 3:307p^m,
Oakland
County (P. O. Pontiac),
Michigan
BondOffering
Harry W.
Horton, Secretary of the Board of
—
Public
bids
Works, will receive sealed
until
for
5
approved
Harris
1, 1970. Prin¬
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved
by Miller,
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
Dated
Nov.
Betty Hacker,
—
Dated March 1, 1960. Due on June
1
from
1962
to
1988
inclusive.
$1,000,900:
March
Valley School District
(P. O. Mt. Clemens),
as
p.
on
of
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
cipal
a.m.
1961
from
June
Michigan
bids until 11
purchase
95,000
site,
by the suc¬
Legality approved
Canfield, Paddock &
4*/2s.
as
from
designated
Callable
the
of
as
for
(J-D). payable at;the City Treas$93,000
bidder.
Note Offering—Bernard T.
Lee,
City Treasurer will receive sealed
for
Callable
Chippewa
Worcester, Mass.
30
and
by Miller,
Stone, of Detroit.
De-
$188,000 street
Stranahan,
'sealed
p.m." (EST)
on
purchase of
7:30
30
Three Rivers, Mich.
follows:
as
30,000
bids will
a.m.
building
until
Bond
Co., and Kenower, MacArthur &
Co., jointly, at a price of 100.017,
a net interest cost of about 3.89%,
30,000
•
anticipation
15, 1960.
Nov.
on
Almont
M.
S.
11
the
a.m.
(EST)
purchase
of
April
$370,000
on
Dowagiac Union School District,
sewage disposal system
revenuebonds.
Michigan *.;
,;v-\
Dated
Nqv.
2,
1959. Due oh Nov. 1 from 1960 to
Bond
Sale
The
$1,990,000
school site and building bonds of¬ 1964 inclusive. Principal and in¬
1959
Due
bonds.
on
■
Dated
Jan.
1
Jan.
from
inclusive. -Interest
J-J A
1959.
1,
1989
to
1962
Legality
approved by Faegre & Benson, of
Minneapolis. A -1
U.
•"
Farmington Independent School
,
fered
Community Sch. District
No.
of
12, Mich.
(EST)
chase
sealed
bids
March
on
29
until
for
8
p.m.
the
igan Corp., at
net
pur-
as
$39,500 tax anticipation
notes. Dated April 1, 1960.
Due
on
March 1, 1961.
Principal and
interest payable at
any bank
or
trust
company
designated
successful bidder.
by
interest
as
from
170,000
200,000
490,000
Bond
Sale —The
$3,500,000
fered
March. 23—v. 191, p. 1263
awarded to
a
syndicate!
on
-—were
headed
and
bonds
Glore,,Forgan & Co.,
Phelps, ?Fenn & Co.,, at a
about
a
4.02%,
Due
to
on
June
120,000
;
1962 to
1966
inclusive:
*
(M-N)
Community
payable
National
at
the
Bank,
in
Legality
approved
Dickinson,
Wright,
McKean
Cudlip, of Detroit.
by
Pontiac.
&
i 'V
-District No. 192, Minn.
.
:<
Due
1973
to
4V2s.
Due
June
on
Bond
1
inclusive.
on
June
Due
to
on
\ Other
cate
as
members
as
on
1 from
June, 1, 1989.
of
follows:
the
Hutchinson
&
.
Co.;
offered
180;000
syndi¬
Harriman
McDonald-
ter,
Offering—Jessie M. Pot¬
Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive
sealed bids
until 8 p.m.
April 4 for
(EST)
the purchase of
obligation
$1,250,000 general
school
April 1, I960; Due
1961 to
of
bonds.
on
Dated
July 1 from
1986 inclusive. Callable
July
interest
on
1,
~
1970.
(J-Jf
Principal
payable
at
as
any
obligation
16
v.
—
price, of. par, .9 net
about
of
A
,
3 60s.
1963 to
as
from
280,000;
!
A
3.97%,
A
.
Due
•
A
as
•
1
Feb,
on
inclusive.
1971
3.80s; Due
1972
as
to
1
Feb.
on
:
Feb. 1
on
4984. inclusive.
200,000 as.4s: Due
.
inclusive.
1977
3.90s.! Due
from 1978 to
on
Feb. 1 from
A; 1985" to 1988 inclusive.
Other members of
were^ as
J affray
•
the-syndicate
followsc Allison -Williams
Co.; J; M: Dain & Co.AInc
& 4 Hop wood,
,
Pipei-
aC aid wel 1.
Phillips Co7:;Woodard-Elwood &
Cor, - and Shaughnessy & Co,
-,
oodhue*
;
and
.
"
39), Mich.
Bond
from
-
21—v. 191, p. 1269—were
awarded to E. H. Schneider & Co;
ford Township, Redford Union
Schools District No. 1 (P. O. 26440
Puritan Ave., Detroit
1
March
on
A; A
$185.000'as
on
a
cost
follows:
Red
1
1982 inclusive.
2s; Due
were
June
interest
$91,000 special
bonds
n era
offered
191, p., 953—were awarded to a
syndicate headed by the North¬
western National Bank,- of Min¬
March
1
1976 inclusive.
4Vis.
1977
Sale—The
assessment
building;-:ge
bonds
$845,000 school
Sale—The
A Bond
neapolis,%at
Portage Township (P. O.
Kalamazoo), Mich.
1
Ripley & Co;, Inc.; Braun, Bosprice of par,, a net interest cost of
Worth & Co., Inc.; Kenower, Macabout 3.47%, as follows:
\
- <**Arthur & Co:; Goodbody &
Co.;
$355,000 as 4y2s. Due on Jan. Y Herbert J. Sims "&
;Co.; Frantz
from
terest
1970 inclusive.
4%s.
650,000 as 4s. Due on June
7 1983 to,i988 inclusive.
of-'
by
of
1974 to
as
from
disposal, plant
price of 100.023,
5s.
1971
as
from
+
sewage;
191, p.
syndi¬
'
-
Battle-Creek, Michr
-
a
the First of Mich¬
a
cost
1962
as
from
the
to
follows:
$360,000
of
22—v.
awarded
cate headed by
k
receive
March
on
1056—were
Note Offering—Robert G.
Hall,
Superintendent of Schools, will
of
$798,548
for
the- month
of
February as
compared with $655,043 reported
in
C. J.
to
school
cessful
p.
Co., and Goodbody & Co.,
equipment
Earnings
Gain—The
191,
:
Massachusetts Turnpike
Authority,
Massachusetts
tinue
16—v.
on
1165—were
to
Hard I'd M
Board of
the
receive
June
1164—were
p.
191,
14—v.
15,000
company
$673,000 bonds
March
on
191,
offered
1,
1966. Principal and interest
(J-D)
payable at any
bank
or
trust
/Aa
•
offered
bonds
bonds
inclusive.
MICHIGAN
County National
Bank, of Everett, as 3s, at a price
of 100.045, a basis of about
2.98%.
ports
•
58A special
Sale—The
awarded
will
$1,000,000* tax
Lincoln Park, Mich.
Bond
series I bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1960.
Due on June 1 from 1961 to 1988
sold to The Mid¬
$29,837 road
series
14—v.
Moore
J.
bids
March
awarded to E. H. Schneider & Co.
Call¬
Alex
—
Education,
a
The
—
assessment
March
30,000
1959
$300,-
Kalamazoo),
—
1960 bonds offered on March
21—v. 191, p. 1268—were awarded
to The Middlesex
and
of
Sale
improvement,
31
notes offered
AA;:7S
O f f ering
Offering-—
Secretary of
-
loan
Revenues
issue
Sale—The
&
Bond
trust company
d
Cudlip, of Detroit.
191, p. 1165—were
awarded to Paine,
Webber, Jack¬
son & Curtis, at a price of
100.008
Michigan
of Sept.
or
o n
1
Township (P. O. 1729
Riverview Drive,
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on March
for the purchase of $900,000
2.40s.
as
jointly, as 3y4S, at a price
100.15, a basis of about 3.23%.
Sale—The $150,000 public
department
inclusive.
1
Note
Karls,
March
Suchocki, Secretary of. the.^pard
of Education, will receive sealed
First
:
" •'%
Maiden, Mass.
1
to
Lynn.
on
Walt ham, Mass.
able
issue
was
Everett.
1960.
.
B
County National Bank, of
Va-': 7-a AA
Grafton, Mass. ;.yAAV. v,A
issue of $150,000
anticipation notes offered on
March, 17
The
Bank, of Boston,
Sale—An
Trust
Note Sale—An
<
to
Note Offering—Sealed
Gardner, Mass.
Sale—The $300,000
notes
offered
anticipation
.
March 16
sold
was
...
; Note
1987
to
Sept.
on
Township School Dist.
(P. O. Saginaw), Mich.
Tewkshury, Mass.
'
■
Due
designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
approved
by
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Sale—An issue of $200,009
1164—were awarded
■:
bank
3.60s, at a price of
basis of about 3.55%.
of
$500,-
to
1972 to
Kalamazoo
1, 1969. Principal
and interest (M-S) payable at any
23—v.
awarded
1960.
1962
as
Saugus, Mass.
Note
Bond
of
bonds
p.m.
Carrollton
notes.
Framingham, Mass.
1,
for
II
as
a
offered
Note
1948
of
March
on
were
jointly,
100.419*
on
a.m.
school
Bank-
(EST) on April
the purchase of $995,000
building
bonds.
Dated
loan,
act
8
March
Second
000 tax anticipation
Offering—Sealed bids will
be
The
to
until
bids
191, p.
Smith,
Barney & Co., Inc., and Easunan
Dillon, Union Securities & Co.,
Bank, in Salem.
Falmouth, Mass.
Offering—Guy C. Conkle,
Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
1164—were
p.
&
1
Due on May
1976 inclusive.
37/8s.
as
designated
Legality
Dickinson, Writrhf
by
Saginaw School District, Mich.
inclusive.
1971
1966 to
from
from
May
on
March
Bond
able
offered
March 29 for the purchase of $1,-
600,000
191,
•
..
3%s. Due
as
1960
•
trust company
or
Dated! March.
improvement
Jr.,
from
project
—
payable
Merchants
Boyne City School District, Mich.
Sale—The $515,0T0 school
•
1268
and
as
225,000
Boston.
of
Norton, Mass.
Bank, of Danvers, as 2.36s.
250,000 to the Merchants-Warren
National
Bank,
State Street Trust Co., of Boston.
the Dan.vers National
to
15—v.
Bond
'
,,
of
—
fol¬
as
issue
(A-O)
Farmers
as
205,000
inclusive.
April 1, 1964. Prin¬
'
5s. Due on May 1 from
4%s. Due on May 1,
4%s. Due on May 1,
A
\
as
25,000
25,000
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield* Paddock & Stone* of Detroit.
awarded
March 22—v. 191,
on
1268—were
p.
1966
to
of
as
the
at
sold to The Mer¬
was
National
March
tuber¬
hospital maintenance loan
notes offered
1962
Callable
Northampton, Mass,
Sale
The $6C0,000 tem¬
porary
loan
notes
offered
on
County (P. O. Salem),
Sale—The $500,000
from
I
National Bank, of Benton Harbor.
Note
Note
An
$40,000
1965.
anticipation notes offered
tax
chants
Bank, of Boston.
Essex
$1,000,-
follows:
as
<
$300,-
—
March 16
on
on
First
The
to
of
Bank, of Boston.
Sale
'..'Ml. t,,
...
Bosworth & Co.,
Inc., jointly, at a price of 100.048,
a net interest cost of about 3.87%,
ing, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 5 p.m. (EST) on March
28
for the purchase of $600,000
school
building;, limited
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1960. Due on April
cipal and interest
Dudley, Mass.
•
*
Inc., and Braun,
Bond Offering—Elmer H. Rohr-
North Adams, Mass.
.A'a;--A
;aa-;: A:- */
> J
ex¬
sold to The First
was
i'X'f.i'i'
'.!>
bank
:
by the successful bidder.
approved
building limited bonds offered on
March 21—v.
191, p. 1056—were
awarded to Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Michigan
temporary loan notes offered
March 23
on
Nor¬
Brad¬
Benton Harbor School District,
1960.
issue
'»'*>.* ji.i.
&
Securities
'
'
McKean
were
maintenance,
Sale—An
|l
Monday, March 28,
.
City School District, Mich.
Bond Sale—The $495,000 school
syndi¬
C.
J.
.
'
Corbett
Burns,
Berrien
and
.
'
■
Ionia
&
the
Newton, Mass.
■
Sale—An
Note
; i
■
120.6% for the 12 months
ended Feb. 29,
follows:
as
K'
Inc.
Jan. 1
Co.; Dempsey-Tegeier
& Co.; McDougal & Condon; Bar¬
ret, Fitch, North &
Co.; Luce,
Thompson
&
Crowe, Inc., and
Penington, Colket & Co.
$1,873,319, or 24.5% over
comparable period a year ago.
a
the
of
Co.;
&
Pickard,
Co.;
Yantis
of
crease
&
on
Tucker, Anthony &
R. L. Day; Wood, Gundy & Co.;
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson; F. S.
period
1960, net earnings,
after
operating
expenses
and
maintenance, available for inter¬
est charges were
$9,510,194, an in¬
school
members
were
ford
Due
'
*. t
Moore
1
Jan.
1990 inclusive.
1982 to
Other
revenue
on
inclusive."'
1981
3V2s.
as
from
27.8%
Due
196? to
1,395,000
in
revenue
3V4S.
as
from
over a year ago.
the
ended
Chelsea, Mass.
of
1,750,000
V
Sale—This $200,000
Bond
•
18%
up
For
charges
increased
1960
passenger
was
South
The
of Quincy.
Bank,
'
,
interest
~r;'
Commercial vehicle
Braintree, Mass.
-A.
Monthly
$657,250.
„'
•
w
chants
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
Bond
;■
■
'^^le-.f'The ?$69,00° 1 m"
proverrientA.b.
o' n
ds
offered
on
*
•'
•
i
»
■
Number 5937
191
Volume
i
.
.The Commercial
.
and
Financial Chronicle
■
—v.
to
1963 to
jointly
District No. 423, Minn. ?
as
4.10s. Due on Jan
from 1973 to 1976
inclusive.
as
4.20s. Due on Jan
;
from
Sale — The $2,395,000
c,hool building 1960 bonds offered
nn March 21—v. 191, p. 749—were
4s.1 Due on March
as
Stern
Dated Feb.
terest
fered
A
ki
17—v.
awarded
to
191,
a
Agency,
of
of
fered
p.
&
$650,000
Due
4s.
as
35,000
250,000
4.20s.
as
1976
from
to
Due
1980
1
765,000
were
bids until
mill
(CST) on April
14 for the
purchase of $170,000
sanitary sewer improvement
p.m.
as
sive.
Principal and interest
pay¬
able at any bank or trust company
designated by the successful bid¬
der.
M
jV-V:
Legality approved by Briggs,
Gilbert, Morton, Kyle & Macart¬
ney, of St. Paul.
Offering—A1 Hansen, City
will receive sealed
Comptroller,
bids until 10
Xv,
1,
e
29
for
C.
J.
a.m. (CST) on March
purchase of $4,800,000
obligation bonds.
Dated
general
)
<p.;
;t
May 1, 1960. Due
'
>-|
1961
!
3S.
IvJ
9.
!9
I'l
y
fvi
)f
to
(M-N) payable at the
office.
Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
&
Wood, of New York City.
City
sen,
;
SVj- ■ t J
>1
•if'V
n
;
"*
fc- ' ;;
/.
a
on
and interest
Treasurer's
Additional
jV*
May 1 from
inclusive. Principal
1970
City
receive
bids
purchase of
follows:
interest
(M-N) payable
at the
City Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality
approved
by
Hawkins,
Delafield & Wood, of New York
City.
Vv;";
District No. 152, Minn.
Bond Offering — Justin
Swenson,
Schools,
ii
&
I
will
of
bids
sealed
of
$900,000 school building bonds.
bonds
19L
Sale—The
obligation
P.
offered
$297,000
school
15
awarded
Interest J-D.
—
v.
to
a
Bank, of Minneapolis. First
Nahonal Bank, of St. Paul, Shear&
Co.,
and
heimer-Egan, Inc., at a
Offering
Cwiy
22—v.
Shelby High School
of
to
^
a
m
p.
indicate
d
awarded to a sy
John
Nuveen
»
&
—
<-o.,
,
were
headed by
1057
a
.
Van
of
Bank,
JERSEY
f
,.
c
Hopwood, at a price ot
net interest cost oi
4.19%, as follows:
;
1
$480,000 as 43/4s.
Due on June
from 1961 to 1968 inclusive.
180,000 as 4V2S. Due on June
from 1969 to 1971 inclusive
R/in*nnn*
4s
Due on June
'
19% to 1980
from 197V°
Other raemb"s
Trust
were
Co,
nf
I
,
inclusive,
the
1165—were awarded
&
Co.,
3.30s.
as
the
of
Gil-
B.
and
Bank,
at
of
the
Toms
by
Wood,
of
&
City.
on
March 21
&
Ingen
Co.,
Inc.,
were
as
follows:
Boland,
Bond Offering—F. B.
Kinslev,
Township Treasurer, will receive
sealed
Gordon & Sautter,
Trust
Fidelity Union
Co., National State Bank, of
New York
(EST)
on
March 29 for the
chase
Of
$583,000
from
improvement
Dec.
from
1,
1959.
1960
to
Due
1973
bonds.
Trust
West
Bond
Sale
The
—
school bonds offered
191,
—v.
to
Company,
March 22
on
1166—were
p.
000, at 4V4s, at
awarded
price of 100.142,
a
basis of about 4.23%.
a
Phelps, Fenn &
Co.; Fidelity Union Trust Co., of
Newark; John J. Ryan & Co.; J.
B. Hanauer & Co.; W. H. Newbold's Son & Co.; Herbert J, Sims
& Co.; Newburger, Loeb &
Co.,
and
Lebenthal
Co.
&
New
Bond
bonds.
Dec.
on
inclusive.
Dated
from
1
1, 1959.
the
•-
.
\
(P. O. Morristown),
bonds
offered
$1,568,000 varion
Delafield
&
Wood,
March
23
(EST)
on
March
of
bonds.
Dated
until
$375,000
from
31
the
for
a.m.
pur¬
serial
water
1, 1960. Due
June 1 and Dec.
on
1961
to
1987
inclusive.
PrjncipM and interest (J-D)
payr
able at The Marine Midland Trust
Company, in New York City.' le¬
gality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Washburn
York
&
McCarthy,
of
New
City.
Lockport, N. Y.
Bond
Offering—Walter C. Wise,
City Treasurer; will receive
Sr.,
sealed
bids
March
on
until
30
11
for
(EST)
a.m.
the
purchase
of
$608,500 public improvement
bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1960. Due on
May 1 from 1960 to 1987 inclusive.
Cheektowaga), N. Y.
Offering — Benedict
T.
Holtz, Town Supervisor, will re¬
ceive
sealed
(EST)
bids
until
3
Marcy, Maynard Water District
No. 1 (P. O. Utica), N. Y.
Bond
Offering
Francis
M.
Jones, Town Supervisor, will
re¬
p.m.
sealed bids c/o Eugene M.
Hanson, 411 First National Bank
Building, Utica, until 2 p.m. (EST)
March
on
$60,000
31
public
.
bonds.
Due
1989
to
1961
April
1
water
district
Due on April 1 from
12,000
bonds.
1961 to
Dated
.
National
April 1, 1960. Principal
(A-O) payable at the
Manufacturers and Traders Trust
company, of Buffalo. Legality ap-
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
& McCarthy, of New York City.
•/.
•('!■•
Valley Cottage Fire
f •»
'
I'. "
•
Wappinger, Pawling and Dover
Central School District No, 1
(P. O. Poughkeepsie), N. Y.
Bond
school
191,
—v.
to
Sale
The
—
bonds offered
p.
on
$2,799,000
March
1166—were
17
awarded
syndicate headed by the Har¬
Savings Bank, of Chi¬
a
cago, as
basis
a
3.70s, at
of
members of the
follows:
rill,
a
price of 101.139,
.about
3.57%.
syndicate
First Boston
Other
were
as
Corp., Mer¬
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Inc., J. C. Bradford & Co.,
York
Hanseatic Corp., and
Smith
H.
V.
Sattley & Co., Inc.
the
F. Klein,
Board
of Fire
t;
Si
St. Lawrence University (P. O.
Canton), N. Y.
Bond.
Sale
on
March
—
revenue
18—v.
The\ $1,445,000
bonds offered
191, p. 1058—
purchase of $16,000 were
awarded
to
the
Federal
obligation fire fighting -Housing
and
Homo
Finance
apparatus bonds. Dated May Agency, as 23/4s, at a price of par.
general
and
'/V).
Valley Cottage),
bids until 3:30 p.m. (EST) on April
the
.
Park, Washington, East Fishkill,
Com'missio'fters, $dll receive sealed 'dormitory
for
Trust
j. Valley, Beekman, Unionvale, Hyde
New York
of
.
...
<
Bond Offering—Helen
Treasurer
&
Poughkeepsie, LaGrange, Pleasant
New
Clarkstown
Bank
Co., in Utica. Legality approved
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York. City. ■ >
ris Trust &
and interest
District (P. O.
of
April 1 from 1961
Principal and
payable
at
the
on
(A-O)
from
inclusive.
purchase
Dated April
inclusive.
1990
improvement
on
the
for
water bonds.
1, 1960. Due
chase of $1,134,000 bonds, as follows:
$1,122,000
—
ceive
March 28 for the pur-
on
pay¬
City Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
Oneida
Bond
T.
11
April
semi-annually
to
NEW YORK
15
New Jersey
* ous
Na¬
Company,
,
The Boardwalk Na¬
Atlantic City. Le¬
gality approved by Hawkins, Del¬
afield & Wood, of New .York, City.
4
I
Bond Sale—The
Union
Cheektowaga (P. O.
at
Morris County
to
interest
1972 inclusive.
Due
bids
chase
1
Edward
—
Village Treasurer, will
sealed
interest
tional Bank, of
•
1979
1961
and
York City.
of
Sept. 1 from 1960 to 1982 inclu¬
Principal and interest (M-S)
~.
1, 1959.
Holly. Legality approved
C.
sive.
payable
Dec.
Trust
and
Hawkins,
by
(P. 0.1126 McConnell Drive,
Pleasantville), N. J.
_
W.
Audrey
—
Principal
in Mount
(EST) on April 20 for
Dated Sept.
receive
Wright, Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on April
4
for
the
purchase of $250,000
Education, will receive sealed bids
bonds.
Le-
able at the
Jersey
Offering
of New
Gibson,
Buffalo.
Principal and interest (M-N)
Westhampton Township School
District (P. O. Mount Holly),
E'wing Township School District
Bond Offering—John F.
Offering
Atherton,
follows:
as
payable at
Secretary of the Board of Education, will receive sealed bids until
Qn Apri,
13 (or th
hase
of
$2,100,000 school
of
New York
Bond
Other members of the syndicate
were
Bank
on
$2,250,000
syndicate headed by J. B. Van
Ingen & Co., Inc., taking $2,247,-
(J-D)
Feb. 1 from 1961 to 1981 inclusive.
April
on
inclusive.
City.
,
a
tional
1959. Due on
1988
pay¬
Deptford Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Paulsboro), N. J.
Rippel & Co., F. R. Cole &
bonds. Dated Feb; 1,
to
Roy (P. O. 3 West Main St.),
inclusive.
Bank, of
Somerville. Legality approved by
Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble
&
Mitchell, of New York City.
Co., J. R. Ross & Co., Thomas &
Co., MacBride, Miller & Co., and
Ewing & Co.
purchaserdf $1,175,000 school
Le
able at the First National
Due
Secretary of the Board
1961
pur¬
bonds.
approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Washburn & McCarthy, of. New
Dec.
on
Principal and interest (J-D)
Haupt & Co., J. B. Hanauer & Co.,
Ryan & Co., Lebenthal &
Ryan>
serial
Principal and interest payable at
the Manufacturers and Tr a ders
York
general
school
(P. O. Ewing), New Jersey
Offering — Frederick
City.
Grand Island Water District, N. Y.
Bond Offering — George J.
Burgsthler, Town Supervisor, will
receive sealed bids until 3 p.m.
gality
Newark, Phelps, Fenn & Co., Ira
Bond
inclusive." PrincYpal 'and
1989
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
April 4 for the purchase of $102,-
taking
Saffiri,
on
interest
1
Township (P. O.
Somerville), N. J.
Bank, of Ber¬
approved
(EST)
p.m.
Dated April 1, 1960. Due
Warren
of
Board
(P. O. Nixon),
New Jersey
Sale "— The
$2,180,000
syndi-
commerce
follows Commerc
Stern
Kansas City,
as
payable
National
Dated
$2,175,000, as 4V4s, at a price of
100.274, a basis of about 4.22%.
Other members of the syndicate
a
ac
(M-N)
Principal
1
(A-O)
payable
at
the
First-City National Bank, of Binghampton. Legality approved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
Legality approved by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of New
York City.
p. 1165—were awarded
syndicate headed by B. J.
a
—
191,
inclusive.
interest
Mainland Regional High Sch. Dist.
The $1,200,000
school building bonds offered on
March
1989
p.m.
to
191,
—v.
O. Shelby), Mont.
Sale
to
until
$1,307,000 school bonds. Dated April
1, 1960. Due on Oct. 1 from 1960
May
Principal and interest (F-A) payJr., District
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on able at. the First Trenton National
Bank, of Trenton. Legality ap¬
April 19 fcr the purchase of $286,proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
000 school improvement bond s.
Wood, of New York City.
Dated June 15, 1960. Interest J-D.
Mann- ,cate
price
On
Clerk
about
gen¬
New York
the
Elem. School Dist.
O. Noxon), Mont.,
— Henry
Kraus,
will receive
No. 10 (P.
Bond
t onal
Hammill
National
Legality
Delafield
until 8 p.m.
Sanders County
group composed of The First Na-'
son,
April 18 for the puramortization or
bonds. Dated June 1, 1960.
on
of $347,000
100 016,
building
March
on
1057—were
(MST)
Jaffray &
Olivia Independent School
District No. 653, Minn.
ial
derwood, District Clerk, will re¬
ceive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
District (P.
W.
Superintendent
receive
Bond
8
bids
March 30 for the
purchase of
(EST) on April
5 for the
purchase of $1,945,000
school building bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 1959. Due on Nov. 1 from 1961
inclusive.
(F-A) payable at the Som¬
Hawkins,
Co.,
School District
4 (P.O. Libby), Mont.
Offering—Ruth D. Van-
Lincoln County
No.
Due
1980
John J.
April 15, 1960.
Dated
Bond
until April 20 for the
purchase
Bond
V..
improvement dis¬
trict bonds.
Toole County,
Moorehead Independent School
tiv
dis¬
bonds.
trict
36,480 special
serial
Dated May 1, i960. Due on May 1
from 1961 to 1980 inclusive. Prin¬
and
to
bonds.
Edison Township
(EST)
improvement
special
$3,400
pur¬
Offering—Edna
nardsville.
12 for the
April
the
erset Hills National
receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
on
for
sewer
school bonds offered
will
Mayor,
a.m.
1960.
Secretary
terest
Billings Special Improvement
Districts, Mont.
Bond Offering—Carl J. Clava-
detscher,
11
20
Hanauer
B.
Bond
also
same
time for; the.
purchase uf.$lf435,000
special street improvement bonds.
cipal
15
MONTANA
chase
will
the
at
J.
and McDonald-Moore & Co.
Co.,
Han¬
Offering—Mr.
Comptroller,
sealed
1,
1961
Merchants
more,
Hutton & Co.,
Co., Cooley &
&
Bradford
until
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on April 12 for
the purchase of $1,215,000 school
building5 J bonds.
Dated
Aug.
1,
1959. Due on Aug. 1 from 1960 to
1979 inclusive.- Principal and in¬
15
Feb.
sealed
Bernardsville School District, N. J.
the
*
)f
to
Shearson, Ham-
Co., W. E.
$39,880 bonds, as
Minneapolis, Minn.
Bond
May
16—v. 191, p.
3.30s. Due on Feb. 15
follows:
as
&
bonds. Dated May 1, 1960. Due on
Feb. 1 from
1963 to 1983 inclu¬
•
on
bids until
Offering — Beatrice E.
District Clerk, will receive
Ross,
Trenery, Secretary of the Board
of
Education, will receive sealed
1
Other members of the syndicate
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
iNr
6,
Bayonne, N. J.
$700,000 tax an¬
ticipation notes offered on March
1977 to 1980 inclusive.
from
Lafayette, Minn.
Offering—Walter Penkert,
8
3V4s. Due
as
Merchants
Note Sale—The
15
Feb.
Investment, will receive
Toms River School
District, N. J.
Bond
Offering — Herbert F..
Chenango St.,
Dickinson), N, Y.-
Bond
000
from 1972 to 1976 inclusive.
inclusive.
1,145,000
Bond
on,
Nashua,
Legality
approved
by
Storey, Thorndike, Palmer &
Dodge, of Boston.
1971 inclusive.
to
1968
of
The
$1,000,000
from
the
Feb. 15, 1967.
on
(M-N) payable at the Dis-
Port
of the Di¬
sealed
$500,-
par.
Feb.
on
of
Boston.
1966oinclusive»iv!
33/4s Due
as
from
Feb.
on
c/o
April
on
of
Bond
Due
to
4s. Due
as
140,000
1
1961
May 1 from 1961
Principal and
on
inclusive.
Kirkwood Central School District
No. 1 (P. O. 768
F.
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
April 6 for the purchase of $656,000 state and
municipal bonds.
Principal and interest payable at
17—v. 191, p. 1057
to
a
syndicate
6s.
as
from
of
First
follows:
as
William
—
River.
1
Finance
price of
Bank,
Boston
Dated
awarded
$165,000
cost
Feb.
on
3.35%,
from 1962 to 1975 inclusive.
....
bids
(EST)
headed by Drexel & Co., at a price
of par, a net interest cost of about
Co., and
Co.,' Inc., at a
a
March
on
—were
Hammill
par,
St.
$1,000,000
Home
a
vision
Street,
1958 bonds of¬
and
3s, at
as
issue
sold to The Indian
was
National
NEW
group
net interest
about 4.18%, as follows:
price
The
—
revenue
Safe
Offering
Voorhees, Jr., Director
National Bank, of Boston, 28 State
University City School District, Mo.
Bond Sale—The $2,250,000 gen¬
eral
obligation school bonds of¬
composed of John Nuveen & Co.,
Shaughnessey
of
1269—were
Boston
Sale—An
sealed
March 18—v. 191, p. 1057
awarded
to the Federal
Housin g
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
Shearson,
Sale
on
—were
obligation bonds
March
on
Trauernicht,
1968
Dickinson, Fenton, Chenango and
Nashua, N. H.
chase
dormitory
Bond Sale—The $900,000 school
were
Feb.
on
on
Portsmouth, N. H.
*'
Offering—Teresa DemarCity Treasurer, will receive
ais,
Stephens College (P. O.
Columbia), Mo.
School District No. 361, Minn.
—
53/4s.
as
offered
p.
Bond
tem¬
Bond
Legality approved by
&
Bond
International Falls Independent
1057
to
Louis.
as
offered
Co.,
15, 1960. Due
F-A.
Charles
of the syndicate
follows: Harris Trust &
Savings Bank, of Chicago, Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, R. W.
Pressprich & Co., First National
Bank, of St. Paul, Juran & Moody,
Inc.,
White-Phillips
Co.,
Inc.,
Kalman & Co., Inc., E. J. Presscott & Co., and Sampair & Egan.
Other members
■'
sold
was
&
1, 1960. Due
to
Jersey Department of The
Treasury (P. O. Trenton), N. J.
2.63s.
as
15 from 1962 to 1980 inclusive. In¬
1990.
building general
bonds
Brothers
notes
to
Feb. 25
Head
Callao, Mo.
Bond Sale—An issue of $54,000
1
Halsey,
& r0oJn,CV Glore' For§an .interest
o
temporary loan notes offered
on
y4s. Due on March 1,
110,000 as
000
MISSOURI
1987 to 1989 inclusive.
from
The
clusive.
waterworks
awarded
of
& Co., and Shields & Co., taking trict Treasurer's offiee T e^alitv
$1,567 000, as 3y8s, at a>price of approved
by Daniel T. -Brucker,
100.1099, a basis of about 3.10%.-of New York.
!
Deposit & Trust Co., of Boston.
for the purchase of
$37,000 water¬
works improvement and
extension^
bonds. Due from 1961 to 1965 in¬
Note
750,000 as 3.90s. Due on March 1
from 1980 to 1986 inclusive.
390,000
191,
awarded
will receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p.im .(CST) on April 5
1974 to 1979 inclusive.
composed
New
Berlin, N. H.
Sale—The $300,000
porary
loan
March 22—v.
Rose, City
Clerk,
6s. Due on March 1
from 1963 to 1972 inclusive.
70 000 as 5s. Due on March
1,
'1973.
500,000 as 33/4s. Due on March 1
1165—were
p.
group
*' *
,
Shelby, Miss.
as
p
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Note
follows:
from
1
inclusive.
Bond Offering—H. B.
Kahnan & Co.,
o
c er & Co., and Coughlin &
^
Co.
MISSISSIPPI
awarded to a syndicate headed by
the First National Bank, of Min¬
neapolis, at a price of par, a net
interest cost of about 3.91%, as
$575 000
1977 to 1981
VTu
r>
1
90,000
Boiul
'
Foster & Marshall- Kalmanl
60,000
Independent School
Hutchinson
were
1972 inclusive.
191,
a
-
i
r
I
i
1
i
58
(1374)
Schroeppel, Palermo, Granby, VolHastings, Clay and Lysander
ney,
Central School District No. 1
(The report of the above bond
offering appeared in—v. 191, p.
(P. O. Phoenix), N. Y.
Sale—The $925,000 school
Bond
Marquart & Windhorst, of Minne¬
apolis.
1271
under
—
the
building bonds offered on March
"Turtlelake School
22—v.
caption
of
Dakota.")
1270—were awarded
composed of Halsey,
Co., Inc., Geo. B. Gib¬
bons & Co., and Charles E. Weigold & Co., Inc., as 3.90s, at a
price of 100.5699, a basis of about
3.85%.
V-'
to
a
191,
p.
group
Ramsey County (P. O.
Devils Lake), N. Dak.
&
Stuart
Offering
Couty Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until 11
a.m.
(CST) on April
purchase of $249,900 me¬
8 for the
courthouse
Gladys
—
L.
1961
and interest
March 31 for the pur¬
chase of $300,000 county jail 1960
bonds. Dated March 1, 1960. Due
by
(EST)
on
March
on
to 1975 in¬
from 1961
1
bank
Due
Dated
Dec. 1 from
inclusive. Principal
1971
to
Hitchcock, County Treasurer, will
receive sealed bids until 2 p.m.
bonds.
on
(J-D) payable at
any
trust company
or
the
designated
bidder. Legal¬
successful
Minneapolis.
(EST)
Nov.
on
Principal
interest
and
payable at the Lyons Na¬
Bank, in Lyons. Legality
(M-S)
tional
Sykes,
by Vandewater,
approved
Heckler & Galloway, of New
York
City.
Williston, North Dakota
Bond
ceive sealed
March
North Carolina
Offering—W.
Bond
bonds.
bids
his
at
E.
Easter-
in
office
Ra¬
leigh, until 11 a.m. (EST) on April
5 for the
purchase of $1,300,000
school
building, series B bonds.
Dated May 1, 1960.
from
Lindsey, Ohio \
$18,000 fire
paratus bonds offered
191,
Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at the Bankers Trust Co., of New
York.
approved
Legality
by
Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly
Mitchell, of New York City.
&
D.
Duncan,
and Business Manager,
will
receive
a.m.
(EST)
April
on
until
bids
sealed
7
11
the
for
inclusive.
1998
of
as
May
bank
any
Mueller
bids at the
chase
of
also
Mr.
receive
sealed
time for the pur¬
same
$178,000
refunding im¬
provement bonds. Dated April 15,
1960. Due on April 15 from 1961
inclusive.
1977
interest
Principal
payable at
(A-O)
and
any
or trust company designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Bar¬
ber, Mamuart & Windhorst, of
Minneapolis.
OHIO
Blue Ash, Ohio
Bond Sale—An issue of
& McCarthy,
of
;old
&
New York
improvement
sewer
to
a
$377,000
bonds
was
composed of Doll
group
Isphording, Inc., Magnus & Co.,
Provident Bank of Cincinnati and
Tarboro, North Carolina
Bond
E.
Offering—W.
Weil, Roth & Irving Co.,
_
Easter-
bids
leigh,
until
in
municipal
Dated April 1, 1960. Due on April
1
from
1961
to
1975
inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O)
able
Wachovia
the
at
Trust Co., in
pay¬
Bank
Raleigh. Legality
&
ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
6 McCarthy, of New York City.
Union County (P.
Bond
City
Clerk,
bids
until
Bond
Sale
offered
1166
on
March
22—v.
awarded
were
—
191,
price of 100.005,
net interest cost of about 3.59%,
as
a
as
from
150,000
Due
April
on
1965
to
1
inclusive.
3V4S.
Due
on
1966 to
1968
inclusive,
as
from
650,000
5V2S.
1962
as
from
3V2S. Due
1969
to
Anril
April
on
1981
1
1
from
1
Clerk
able
of
the
at
Bryan.
Souire,
will
the
Board
receive
sealed
of
Education,
bids
the
at
County Auditor's office in Wash¬
burn, until 4 p.m. (CST) on April
5
for
the
purchase of $328,900
school building general obligation
bonds.
on
Dated
March
inclusive.
(M-S)
trust
Dec.
1959.
from
1962
and
payable
company
successful
15,
Principal
15
to
1990
on
First
National
Legality
Sanders
Nov.
inclusive.
pay¬
Bank,
approved
by
Dempsey,
&
of
at
any
to
Due
1979
interest
bank
or
designated by the
Legality ap¬
bidder.
proved by Dorsey, Owen, Barber,
Due
1960.
purchase of
assessment
Bond
Sale—The
$2,300,000
March
21—v.
awarded
were
191,
to
price
a
about
of
101.67,
1058—
p.
syndicate
a
headed by McDonald &
at
sew¬
Co.,
as
basis
a
4s,
Dated Anril
Oct.
on
1
from
1,
1£,61
to
inclusive.
lumbus.
inclusive,
(CST)
chase
"
<
1960. Due
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1970
terest
(J-D)
1
from
1961
Principal and
bids
Bond
to
in¬
sealed
1
Clerk,
bids until
1981
station
1975
to
will
1
r
of about
4.22%.
Johnstown
Legality
Offering—W.
G.
Sander-
lin, Clerk, of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until
the
noon
(EST)
purchase
building
on
of
bonds.
April
$570,000
Dated
6
ecei
bonds.
Due
on
(J-D)
v e
1960.
Due
inclusive.
terest
on
(J-D)
Dec.
1
from
1961
to
Principal and in¬
payable at the First
bonds.
from
.7,
Due
1963
to
191,
The
Ohio
p.
as
at
7 '
from
1
1961
to
1980
school
Dec.
15
B«nd
B(
t/yg,
Village
was
ceive sealed bids until
cn
April
$62,500
to
of
$15,000
12
for
special
the
issue
pro¬
ducer, amounting to more than a
quarter of a billion dollars.
Oregon's giant; forest industry
nation
billion
25,000
sold
to
R.
$30,000
J.
4s.
as
sa:y
The
First
as
Due
Sale—The
obligation
on
National
various
1966
base
of
is
sa'd, Oregon's in¬
diversifying rap¬
growing re¬
now totals
s^me
five million persons in the
PacH• c Northwest, and w;ll jumo
idly, stimulated by
a
market. which
another
million
10 years,
This,
in
the next
other
or
h-res as
so
_
plus
such
from the Co1mr>-
power
bia
River dams, a stable and in¬
telligent
labor
force
and
a
highly-diversified agriculture are
industries as
processing
fabricating, food processing—
bringing in such
new
metals
rare
especially frozen fruits and vege¬
and
tate.
'
Oregon
; Vy
to
"Space Age Industrial
p
First
Oregon.
>' 7 7 Oregon (State of)
..
the greenest welcome mat
for in¬
" '
the
Park,"
of
advantages
tlrnr-
low-cost land
deep water transportation.
?nds
cf
with
huge
of
acres
projects
as
convention
hotels
shopping
the
o'f a
boom, pa°ed by
three major new
building
such
gen¬
bonds
The
.
the mid-Columbia River, com¬
world's
and
a
ICO-rflil-
center,
largest,
be¬
which
o "1 36 ""d ''' e
geographical cen¬
nearing comp'etion
ter
191,
%
the missPe age,
is putting t^^e'bc^ a
Rapid growth has touched
to
and
vinyl ace¬
as
into
now
bining
is
22—v.
foods,
prepared
'
Moving
hlocks
$350,000
awarded
Bank,
he
fo.
the governor
..'7.7' ^; ..
lion-dollar
from
hospital
March
come,
"
-
Fvnn
follows:
OREGON
'
lum¬
of
the nat'on's lead¬
remain
dustrial
on
Ashland, Oregon
National
one-ouar-
and
oaper
long time to
a
lieved
Bond
and
worth
kmds rf oartmle boards last year,
on
Ed¬
issue of $40,000
offered on Feb. 2
Seminole,
1271—were
improve¬
plywood,
tables
1970 inclusive.
eral
one
dollars
basic chemicals such
of
3M>s. Due from 1963 to
1965 inclusive.
P.
re¬
County Dependent
noon (EST)
7 Governor Cites State's Advan¬
purchase of tages for Indus'ry-t'Oregon has
street
the
income
largest
electronics,
J.
as
offered
will
tourists
vast
bonds
sold
Bank,
4.61%.
Clerk,
1,
1969.
was
composed of The First
Woodlawn, Ohio
Offering — Raymond
entertaining
1,
May
on
Bond Sale—An
Corp., Braun, Bosworth
& Co., Inc., and Wm. J. Mericka &
Co., as 4%s, at a price of 101.33,
of about
,
Seminole, Okla.
airport
axl
third
low-cost
Due
building bonds offered
pay¬
building bonds offered on March
15—v. 191, p. 955—were awarded
basis
1
May
on
wards, Inc.
inclusive.
Ohio
a
33/8s.
Sale—An
March
Sale—The $489,000 school
group
May
inclusive,
Shavinee). Okla.
Twinsburg Local School District,
a
1,
School District No. 32 (P. O.
Savings Bank &
Trust Co., Toronto.
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
&
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Bond
on
and 1967.
as
Pottawatomie
Bond
cb'mate
state's
and
bonds.
on
May
on
Due
Legality approved by George
Fagin, of Oklahoma City.
noon
1, 1960. Due
Due
"
Due
1968 and
(EST) on
April 7 for the purchase of $498,Dated March
.
Dated May 1,1960. Interest M-N.
(P. O. Irondale), Ohio
Offering—Sealed bids will
improvement
.
3V8S.
as
y
1966
110.000
Stanton Local School District
school
'
as
from 1963 to 1963
Bond
until
31/4S.
as
150 000
cf 101.34, a basis of about 4.10%.
received
to
of Shawnee;
price of par, a net
of about 3.24%, as
a
1862.
„
mild
made
gional
225,000
price
a
Oregon's
oc
advantages en¬
ableits citizens to^ enjoy a lot of
•outdoor
living,
and ' also
h°ve
ing .sunnlicr of forest nraduek for
cost
$75,000
-
live better for less
can
than anywhere else in the
ard will
awarded
follows:
Johnstown-.
s-dd,
Ore¬
v—ni+u
ber,
$560,000 hospi¬
Hatfield
farther in
conntrv."
National Bank,
Principal
by
4V4S,
You
is,"
goes
1167—were
jointly, at
151—were awarded to"
Co.,
money
monev
ter
County (P. O.
Liberty National Bank & Trust
interest
f5.000
offered; orl-Marcfr 14—
p.
from
,
1983
of
I.
Co., of Oklahoma City, and Amer¬
ican
Dated
Dec. 1
in
Bank,
191,
the
Bond Sale—The $250,000 school
building bonds offered on Jan. 26
for
1,
Due
Bond Sale—The
v.
payable at the
approved
—v.
school
April
purchase
follows:
as
on
truth
"The
"the
gon.
■
inclusive.
Cleveland
Ohio
Bond
bonds.
tal bonds
Squ're,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
to
Lexington Local School District,
the
for
school ' system,
of
son
(E3T) oi
p.m.
inclusive.
and interest
Cleveland
price of
30
1980
Offering—E. C. DeRemer,
fire
000
building bonds offered on March
17—v. 191, p. 1058—were awarded
a
1970
(CST)
p.m.
Pottawatomie
able at the Union
4V4S, at
7:30
ser¬
facilities, he said, mting
modern
a
goad
highways and a borderfreeway
system
now
nearing completion.
260,000 municipal hospital, series
'•'
•
Co.
Corp., as
100.32, a basis
until
A
vices a^d
provides
to-border I
from 1963 to 1975 inclusive.
Twp. (P. O. Johnstown),
Principal and interest (J-D)
First
77 ;7,.'7y:
77.
akso
Oregon
miles
pur¬
to
1962
$195,000 public park
payable at the First
Provident Bank, of Cincin¬
nati, and Kenower, MacArthur &
The
from
$455,000 bonds,
Dempsey, of Cleveland.'
Township
000
to
Oregon-
Shawnee), Okla.
Company, Stranahan, Harris &
Co., National City Bank, of Cleve¬
Sale—The $460,000 school
favor¬
ian\ Faff'eld-raM. The 1959 Sfate
$60i00d ^chobl building
Due
March
Bank, of Canton.. Min¬
Legality approved by Squire,
Sanders &
be
Bond
most
Legislature made this the declared
policy cf the state, and then ex¬
City, Okla.
Bond Offering — W. D. Baker,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
National
erva.
Field, Richards
& Co., First Cleveland Corp., Ohio
Valley Local School District
"
"the
able kind of business climate"
has
the solid tacking of all
Midwest
Minerva, Ohio
,'7
Offering — Alverna M,
Bond
March 29 for the
on
of
bonds.
Steffey, Village Clerk, wiW receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
April 2 for the purchae of $64,000
special
assessment
improvement
limited tax bonds. Dated May 1,
syndicate
land,
in. the state treas¬
Establishing
Superintendent of Schools, will
receive sealed bids until 7-39 p.m.
of
follows:
as
capita state taxes, a balanced
budget and prospects of a
state
ury.
Agricul. and
Principal and in¬
terest (A-O) payable at the Eirst
National Bank,-in London. Legal¬
ity approved by Brickeiy. Evatt,
Barton, Eckler & Niehoif, of Co¬
1965
3.82%.
Other members of the
trend is
declines in
poit'on,
New Cleveland Local School Dist.
disposal plant bonds offered
age
.
one
Hecited
sizable surplus
Hughes County Indep. School Dist.
No. 35 (P. 0. Hold-.nville), Okla.
Bond Offering—Frances Tuttle,
(P. O. Box 119, Miller City), Ohio
(P. O. Orwell). Ohio
(P.O.
the
estate
limited tax bonds.
Cleveland.
Special
Washburn), N. Dak.
Offering—L. J. McMillan,
of
1, 1960. Due
1961
Principal and interest (M-N)
DAKOTA
School District No. 72
Bond
April
inclusive.
McLean County, Turtlelake
for
April 1, 1960.
Grand
NORTH
real
April 2 for the purchase of $25,-
were
follows:
$200,000
28
on
Dated April
p.
The
to
Banking & Trust Co., of
Wilson, and Interstate Securities
a
March
(EST)
a.m.
for
the
purchase of $150,000
grade crossing elimination bonds.
on
Branch
Corp., jointly, at
sealed
on
downward.
is
•
Monroe
Euclid, Ohio
$1,000,000
B bonds
series
y
scaled bids until 11
O. Monroe),
The
—
building,
County (P. O. London),
County Auditor, will receive
son,
Hamet,
receive
(EST)
p.m.
r\ v."
he said,
Secretary of the Beard of Regents,
will: receive sealed bids until 10. acted a half dozen
specific laws
a.m.
(CST) on April 9 for the toward carrying out that
nol'cy.
purchase of $760,000 building 1959 These includes a
"freeport" k\v
revenue
bonds.
Dated
May
15,v for goods in
transit, capital gams
1959. Due on May 15 from 1979
provision in the income tax, and
to
1999 inclusive.
Interest M-N.,
overhauling
the
unemployir e.it
Legality approved" by George J. insurance 1 aws.
■>;'". y •
Fagin, of Oklahoma City.
With its sound fiscal
a
4
North Carolina
school
will
1
stated.
Oregon,
Mechanical College (P. 0.:
v-\,
Wilburton), Okla.
Bend Offering —P. E. Harrill,
& Co.,
100.415,
Ohio
Offering—Robert
v field
,
Offering—Forrest R. Han¬
Bryan, Ohio
Ra¬
a.m.
(EST)
on
purchase of $75,building
bonds.
11
March 29 for the
000
office
his
at
4V4S.
as
of
Ohio
Bond
Due from 1961 to 1980 inclusive.
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
sealed
Madison
or
—
price
a
$48,750
Offering
will
at
to
expand¬
to the West,"^Governor Hat¬
per
Eastern Oklahoma
basis of about 4.70%.
by the
i:': \VV-:
Additional
awarded to Magnus
43/4S,
but
Principal and interest payable at
the First National Bank & Trust;*
ap-:
Loveland, Ohio
;
Sale-4-The $20,000: water-;
were
as
are
of the
few states in the nation where
the
"cost of doing business"
works improvement limited bonds
offered on Jan. 26—v. 191, p. 434
—
Blackwell, Okla.
Co., of Oklahoma City. Legality
as 4s,
approved by George J. Fagin,- of
•
\ Oklahoma
City.
Co.,
Industry
Oregon story
limited
access
facility bonds offered . on
March 23—v. 191, p. 1270—were
awarded to H.r I. Joseph & Co.;
.
bidder.
apolis.
Lindsey Banking
price of par.
-
a
Bond
interest
and
at
Legality
aporoved by Dorsey, Owen, Barber,
Marquart & Windhorst, of Minne¬
Interest
M-M. Legality approved by Reed,
Hoyt, Washburn
City.
to
designated
company
successful
May 1, 1958. Due on May 1 from
to
1,
1961
Callable
payable
purchase of $1.250 000 dorwkorv
system revenue 1958 bonds. Dated
1961
Mav
from
bank
North Carolina
Offering—F.
President
trust
to
East Carolina College, Greenville,
Bond
(M-N)
at
the
those industries who
ing
,
Eastern
rather to tell
Bond Sale—The $250,000
March 16
on
locate
'
••
A
bonds offered on March
191, p. 1058—were awarded
Citizens Security Bank, of
Bixby.
955—were awarded to
p.
City Au¬
Dated
17-^v.
to The
State, which last
year1 celebrated its 100th birth¬
day.T;"Our mission is not to re¬
purpose
in¬
1980
to
Bond Sale—The
p.m.
1
May
on
1863. " Principal
1,
Due on Nov. 1
to 1978 inclusive.
1960
Due
1983 inclusive.
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
sealed
1960.
1961
re¬
(CST)
29 for the purchase of
refunding water im¬
provement
(P. O. Graham),
until 1
will
from
1
Principal
and
interest
(M-N) payable at the Pataskala
Banking Company, in Pataskala.
Legality approved by Squire, San¬
ders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
The
Mueller,
bids at the
ditor's office,
on
Alamance County
E.
Fiscal Agent for the City,
$2,000,000
CAROLINA
NORTH
Offering—H.
for
the Pacific Coast
Bixby, Oklahoma i
■ ,
Bond Sale—The $41,000 various
on
clusive.
—v.
clusive.
Monday, March 28, 1960
.
bids until 7:30
April 5 for the pur¬
chase of $228,000 school building
bonds. Dated April 1, 1960. Due
p.m.
ity
approved by Dorsey, Owen,
Barber, Marquart & Windhorst, of
,
.
dustry,in the U. S. A.,'.' that
National Bank,
state's
of Mansfield; in ment limited bonds. Dated April
young
governor,; Mark
Hatfield
Lexington. Legality approved by L 1960. Due on Dec.,1 from 1961 to .1970
inclusive. Principal :and told some of the nation's fop busi¬
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey,. of
ness leaders
at
meetings in New
Cleveland.
''v'C'y %T.
:;,*'7, interest (J-D) payable at the First
National Bank, of Cincinnati. Le¬ York and Chicago March 21-14
Licking Heights Local School Dist. t gality approved by Peck, Shaffer y Some 20 Oregon business in¬
dustrial and financial
(P. O. Summit Station), Ohio 1 V 6 Williams, of Cincinnati.1-y '
leaders ac¬
Bond Offering—John E. Houck,
companied the governor on the
Clerk of the Board of Education,
^
OKLAHOMA
industry-hunting expedition
will receive sealed
Offering—Elmer Gessner,
March 1, 1960.
New York
Bond
Bond
morial
Wayne County (P. O. Lyons),
District, South
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
of
in
Portland.
The
by
the
governor's
the
tour,
arranged
Department of
Development, in¬
Oregon
Planning and
cluded luncheon meetings in
New
York
Monday,
March
21, ana
Tuesday, March 22, and in C.uTagOj Thursday, March 24,
;
Those accompanying the Gove1-
nor
from
Oregon
included:
H°h-
r
,
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Fricke
W. Delzell, Dr.
Thomas
rnne
r
Henry Cabell, Edwin
Bishop,
ert
Number 5937
191
Volume
par,
&
French,
net
a
at
interest
Kerr, Dennis J.
indsay, Paul B- McKee> Chester
a
Moores,
David B. Simpson,
?Hoar W. Smith, Baker Ferguson,
wnward Vollum, Richard R. Von
ffat»en
Sid Woodbury, Owen M.
Fanner, Richard P. McRae, John
j Gallagher, George Henderson.
45,000
Thomas
15,000
July
on
■"
40,000
115,000
Due
July
on
1,
1975.
Sharon.
March 1,
on
-v'/
National
Bank,
by
Perry
&
Pohi,
Executive
receive
sealed
the
for
May
1961
and
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Shuler, Sayre,
school building bonds. Dated
1
1960. Due on Dec. 1 from
to 1978
inclusive. Principal
interest (J-D)
payable at
Director,
bids
purchase
twelfth series
ment
until
of
Due
inclusive.
terest
Bond
and
for
1, 1960.
will
April 5 for the purchase
of
$55,000 sewer bonds.
Dated
April 1, 1960. Due on April 1,
1961 to 1970 inclusive. Principal
(PST)
(A-O) payable at the
City Treasurer's office.
17
dent
$500,000
Sale—The
stu¬
awarded to
and Home
2%s, at a
Agency,
Feb.
23
as
0,00
payable" at any" bank or trust
company
agreed upon between
the City and the purchaser.
Le¬
gality approved by Dumas Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
& H French,1' at
Fricke
price of 97.75,
of about
$51,000
4s.
as
net fhterest cost
a
4.63%,
a
as
follows:
Due
March .1
on
from 1962 to 1968 inclusive.
37,000
4%s. Due
as
March 1
on
4.30s. Due
as
on
1973.
11,000
rector of the
4.35s. Due
as
11,000
'
■
on
March 1,
4.40s. Due
as
on
March 1,
on
and
as
for
March 1,
'agent for
1979.
;
4%s. Due oh March 1,
1986.
Crowe,
Bond
.
Town
March
1,: 1960.
and interest
revenue
the. Mercantile Na¬
in Dallas. Legality
by McCall, Parkhurst,
McCall
&
Horton,
of
Martin
sealed ,bids at
time for the purchase of
Additional Offering—Mr.
receive
also
will
the same
R* f- Offering—Edwin F. Chase,
improve¬
Dallas.
ISLAND
Treasurer,
will , ; receive
Principal sealed bids c/o the Boston Safe
(M.-S). payable at the /Deposit and Trust Company, 100
.First National
Bank, of Montours- Franklin Street, Boston 6, until
ville. Legality approved by Saul,
•11 a.m.
(EST) on March 30 for
Ewing, Remick & Saul, of Phila¬ the purchase of $890,000 . water,
delphia.
"
series F bonds. Dated Mai ch
,
Dated
approved
Rico
•North KihgstovOn,
at
Bank,
tional
.
/
•
■
sewer
Dated
payable
$36,194,455
12-month
Development
is fiscal
the Authority.
RHODE
sealed bids
March 30
of
$450,000
on
April 1, 1960. Due
on Oct. 1 from 1991 to 1994 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (A-O)
before.
Puerto
Martin,
extension
and
and
bonds.
Government
The
the
ment
1977.
4V2S. Due
as
1978 and
March 1,
on
4.45s. Due
as
110,000
•
(CST)
purchase
waterworks
12 months
1960 amounted
$39,524,806 against
the
corresponding
Bank
1976
26,000
in
p.m.
2
for
the
for
January 31,
receive
will
until
Authority.
period the year
1975.
24,000
ended
.
1974.
Mayor,
$3,559,631 compared with $3,322,576 in January of 1959, according
to S. L. Descartes, Executive Di¬
to
•
Revenues—Rev¬
Authority for the
January, 1960 totaled
of
month
Offering—Albert
Bond
the
of
$400,000 general obligation limit¬
ed tax bonds. Dated April 1, I960.
Due on Jan. 1 from 1962 to 1981
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(J-J)
payable at the
Mercantile
National Bank, in Dallas.
Legality
by McCall, Parkhurst,
Crowe, McCall & Horton, of Dallas.
approved
La Vernia
Indep. School District,
.
Luzerne Twp. (P. O. Room 408,
Gallatin National Bank Building,
Brownsville), Pa.
Bond Sale—The $50,000 general
obligation bonds offered on March
16—-y, 19^ p_ 1059—were awarded
to
The
ot
Gallatin,
100.10,
Gallatin
a
as
basis
National
4s,
of
at
a
about
Texas
Bond
price
SOUTH
of
O. Mercer), Pa.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$330,000
bonds offered on March 9
school
Moyer,
Sale—An issue of $65,000
refunding bonds
Columbian Se¬
Corp., of Texas, as fol¬
unlimited
sold
was
curities
tax
to
The
lows:
$24,000
as
4s. Due on March 15
to 1970 inclusive.
from 1961
3.98%.
Digitized for sold to Woodcock,
FRASER
■wos
March 1 from
inclusive. Principal
Due on
Bank,
Mercer Joint Consolidated School
Authority (P.
1963
to
1985
and
interest
(M-S) payable at tlhe
Boston
Safe Deposit and Trust
Company, in Boston. Legality ap¬
proved
by Ropes, Gray, Best,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
1960.
DAKOTA
Bison, S.
Dak.
$15,000 general
obligation waterworks bonds of¬
fered on March 21—v. 191, P-*27*
'—were awarded to The Ban
t.pmmon. as 4%s, at a price of par.
Bond
Sale—The
bonds
15,000 as 4V4S. Due on March 15
from 1971 to 1974 inclusive.
26,000 as 4V2s. Due on March 15
from 1975 to 1980 inclusive.
Dated
M-S.
son,
March
15,
1960. Interest
by Gib¬
of Austin.
Legality approved
Spence & Gibson,
offered
County, Franklin-Pierce
(P. O. V
Tacoma), Wash.
Offering—L. R. Johnson,
Bond
County
Treasurer,
will
receive
(PST) on
purchase
of
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
April
12
for
the
$250,000 general obligation school
bonds. Dated May 1, 1960. Due or
May 1 from 1962 to 1980 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
office.
Legality
on
sold to The County
School Fund, as 2V2s.
was
Permanent
Roberts
Weter,
approved
by
Shefelman,
&
of
Seattle.
Due from 1981 to 1985 inclusive.
Snohomish County, Marysville
School District No. 25 (P. O.
Middlebury College (P. O.
Middlebury), Vermont
Bond
Sale—The $680,000
stu¬
dent
center
offered
1959
revenue
March
on
1167—were
17—v.
awarded
to
bonds
191,
the
p.
Fed¬
eral
Housing and Home Finance
Agency, as 3s, at a price of par.
Bond
City
Newport News, Va.
Offering—C. L. Williams,
Clerk,
bids until 2
will
receive
1961
1, 1960. Due
to
1990
sive. Principal and interest
payable
office.
at
the
City
Legality
on
inclu¬
(J-D)
Treasurer's
approved
by
Wood, King, Dawson & Logan, of
New York City.
Rockingham County, Park View
Sanitary Dist. (P. O. Richmond),
Virginia
Sale—The $130,000 water
and sewer bonds offered on March
Bond
17—v.
to
F.
at
a
191, p. 1167—were awarded
Craigie & Co., as 3%s,
price of 100.27, a basis of
W.
about
series
1960.
Treasurer,
April
Dated
bonds.
B
Due
1,
April 1 from 1962
Principal and
on
inclusive.
1980
to
interest
payable
(A-O)
at
the
Legal¬
ity approved by Preston, Thor¬
grimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
VIRGINIA
WEST
p.m.
from
1
Sievers,
will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (PST) on
April 1 for the purchase of $100,000
general obligation building,
County
sealed
(EDST) on May
10 for the purchase of $3,000,000
general
obligation
waterworks
June
Everett), Wash.
Offering—Verne
Bond
County Treasurer's office.
VIRGINIA
3.85%.
Bethany College, The Trustees of,
West Virginia
Bond
Offering — Warner G.
Peterson,
Treasurer
receive
Vice-President
the
Trustees,
bids until 10
of
sealed
and
will
a.m.
(EST) on April 6 for the purchase
of $275,00,0 dormitory
1959 rev¬
enue
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1959.
Due
on
June 1
inclusive.
from
Calable
1961 to
as
of
1988
June
1,
1966.
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at any bank
or
trust
company
designated by the suc¬
cessful, bidder. Legality approved
by Reed, Smith, Shaw & McClay,
of Pittsburgh.
West Virginia
State Armory Board
(P. O. Charleston), W. Va.
Sale—The $825,000 arm¬
Bond
WASHINGTON
ory
Bellingham, Wash.
Bond
local
Sale—An issue of
on
$54,000
improvement district No. S.
S.
158
&
Co.,
1960.
Denison, Texas
~
Shows Gain in
enues
Revenues
March 1,
Juan),
Puerto Rico
from 1969 to 1972 inclusive.
10,000
RICO
Water Resources
Authority (P. O. San
on
Woodcock,
to
sold
was
Moyer,
Puerto Rico
March 21
April 1 from 1962 to 1990 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (A-O)
191, p. 1167—were
the Federal Housing
v.
$280,000
offered
A.
general obligation construc¬
tion
and improvement bonds.
Dated
April
1,
1960.
Due on
PUERTO
bonds
Charles
—
dormitory revenue
March 22—
nurses'
Finance
Offering
Bond
1959 bonds offered on
Loyalsock Twp. Authority (P. O.
Williamsport), Pa.
revenue
receive sealed
a.m.
Long, City Secretary, will sell at
public auction at 7:30 p.m. (CST)
on March 28 the amount of $200,-
PENNSYLVANIA
Bond Sale—An issue of
10
Atlanta, Texas
price of par.
sewer
will
(CST) on April
for the purchase of $1,000,000
bids until
Philadelphia), Pa.
Bond
on
and interest
C. Holm-
Arlington, Texas
Offering—T. J. Vander-
Mayor,
griff,
Due
.
p.m.
5
—
Georgianna
Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until April 11 for the
purchase of $100,000 swimming
pool bonds.
City
VERMONT
McCall,
by
of
Bond Sale—An issue of $100,000
at
the
office. Legality
Treasurer's
on
inclusive.
schoolhouse
payable
(A-O)
Bockius, of Philadelphia.
.
until
in¬
payable at the First
Offering—John
Bond
University of Pennsylvania, The
Trustees of the (P. O.
i
1981
to
bonds. Dated June
(EST) on
Woodburn, Oregon
Recorder,
1,
1962 to
and
semiannually from Oct. 1, 1960 general obligation bonds. Due on
to April 1, 2000 inclusive.
Legal¬ May 1 from 1964 to 1987 inclusive.
ity approved by Morgan, Lewin
&
bids
from
1
Principal
las.
purchase of
series
1960
the
revenue,
Dated April
Offering
School District No. 402
Treasurer's office.
Parkhurst,
Crowe, McCall & Horton, of Dal¬
G. Ste¬
receive
will
bids until 8 p.m.
bonds.
Indep. School District,
Sims, of Nashville.
approved
Offering—Harry
Secretary,
April
13
$2,200,000
1961
Othello, Wash.
Bond
Russell,
A-O.
Principal
and interest payable at the State
Texas
$29,260,000
of
sealed
payable at the
office. Legal¬
ity approved by Shuler, Sayre,
Winfree & Rankin, of Portland.
City
Dec.
1961
Heights Indep. School Dist.,
Bond
bonds.
wart,
(J-J)
sealed
&
Alamo
7
"Authority (P. O. Berwyn), Pa.
p.m.
County Treasurer's
receive
deficiency
improve¬
Dated
interest
purchase
Interest
$250,000 schoolhouse bonds. Dated
May 1, 1960. Due on May 1 from
will
June
Offering—Richard J. Mc-
the
the
be received until 7 p.m. (CST)
March
29
for
the
purchase
TEXAS
Tredyffrin Township Municipal
(PST) on
March
29 for
the purchase of
$139,000 school bonds. Dated May
Thompson,
sewer
Dec.
on
(J-D)
State
H.
and
1989
'
Offerin g—Mark
of
July 1 from 1961 to 1990 inclusive.
Offering—Eugenie James,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond
bids
Bank,
tax
bonds.
$25,000,000
revenue
Tate,
general obligation bonds. Due on
for
Bond
1, 1960. Due on July 15 from
1980 inclusive. Principal
1959
1958.
Connell, Director of Finance, will
receive sealed bids until April 20
County School District
(P. O. North Plains),
for
BondOffering—Sealed bids will
G.
sealed
State
and
revenue
waterworks
Philadelphia, Pa.
Washington
11
of Seattle.
Pierce
President of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 4 p.m. (CST) on March 30
for
the
purchase
of
$400,000
schoolhouse bonds. Dated April 15,
1960. Due on April 15 from 1961
to
1981
inclusive. Principal and
Bond
April
on
inclusive.
San Saba
green,
Rankin, of Portland.
to
receive
First
John Lynam,
—
Deputy
until 8 p.m. (PST) on March
for the purchase of $50,000
will
the
Berry
thority (P. O. Harrisburg), Pa.
Offering
1990
to
American National Bank, in Nash¬
ville. Legality approved by Bass,
Pennsylvania General State Au¬
Bond
Rogers,
schoolhouse bonds. Dated April 15,
1960. Due on April 15 from 1961
until 10 a.m. (CST) on
April 7 for the purchase of $250,-
of
approved
Ruffin,
Pittsburgh.
Carl
—
purchase of $215,000 unlimited tax
Linden,
1, 1960. Principal
(J-J) payable at the
Burgwin,
Linden, Tenn.
Offering—Jesse
Mayor,
000
Legality
(CST)
p.m.
Smith.
c/o
;
April
McDowell
of
&
Offering
President of the Board of Trustees,
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
'
•
Dated
1
Bond
1980.
and interest
24—v.
Bond
sewer
March
Corp., Davidson & Co.,
Fidelity-Bankers
Trust
Co.,
of
Knoxville, C. H. Little & Co., and
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
July 1,
on
4%s. Due
as
$1,050,000
on
terest M-S. Legality approved by
Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz,
Texas
Due
41/4S.
as
1974 and
Indep. School District,
Texas
curities
1973.
and
Mt. Pleasant
191, p. 1167—were awarded to a
syndicate composed of Equitable
Securities Corp., Cumberland Se¬
1
July
offered
—
v
bids
interest
on
Due
bonds
'
4.20s.
as
1972
*
County, Gales Creek
Consol. School District No. 30
(P. O. Gales Creek), Oregon
Bond Offering — Hazel Dober,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
7:30
Due
'
4.15s.
as
,40,000
Washington
until
July 1,
1971-
•
Dated
Jan. 1,
to 1984 inclusive.
Oregon
on
4.10s.
as
15,000
obligation water
bonds.
1, I960.
Due on
No. 70
inclusive.
July 1 from
on
Due
1970.
.
.
0
Winfree &
1
1969.
Offering — L. J. Moore,
Secretary of the Board of Direc(Ifc will receive sealed bids until
n'm (PST) on March 30 for
the purchase of $110,000 general
1963
July
4.05s.
as
'
Bond
April
4s. Due
as
15,000
Rainbow Water District (P. O.
Box 701, Springfield), Oregon
bids
TENNESSEE
Bond Sale—The
on
1966 to 1968 inclusive.
t
28
of
about
Athens, Tenn.
Dyke, Gerald W. Frank, 4.43%, as follows:
ripnn
L. Jackson, Raymond M. $45,000 as 33/4s. Due
from 1961 to 1965
l Ira C, Keller, George A. D.
from
of
P.
Walter
S
price
a
cost
Chronicle
bonds
as
Due
was
on
sold
to
Grande
Dated March 15,
March 15, 1972. In¬
5.10s.
board revenue bonds offered
March
were
15—v.
awarded to
a
191,
p.
1060—
syndicate
com¬
Moore & Co.,
A.
E.
Masten
&
Co.,
Walter,
Woody & Heimerdinger, Baker,
Watts & Co., and Westheimer &
posed
of
Young,
'60
Co., at
:(1376):
price of 98.50,
a
1990 inclusive.
net in¬
a
terest cost of about 4.67%, as foL
1,
lows:
(J-J)
$154,000
4V2S.
as
from
671,000
1962
as
from
Due
Dec.
on
4.60s.
Due
Principal
payable at
of Jan.
to
interest
4s,
as
and
bank
any
or
bidder.
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
City.
1
1970 to 1989 inclusive.
Offering—Elvis
bids until 10
13
for
Evansville City, and Parts of
(EST) on April
the purchase of $4,800,000
dormitory
revenue
1960. Due
a.m.
and
faculty
bonds.
on
Jan.
Dated
1
No. 6 (P. O.
housing
Jan.
bonds
$875,000
March
on
18
sold
was
to
Securities
man
&
1968
from
125,000
composed of Chaner New¬
Co., Homer Den-
were
Due
April
on
Peel
&
Co.
syndicate
Goldman, Sachs
follows:
as
Co.,
Pressprich
W.
R.
Sale—An issue of
$62nnn
improvement
bonds offeiwi
0
& Co.,
Feb. 29
Hammill & Co., First
Michigan Corp., Braun,, Bosworth &- Cd;£ Irtc:,' Loewi •'& Co.^
Inc., Farwell, Chapman & Co.,
Bond
bonds
sewer
March
23—v.
awarded
to
191,
fhtere^t^^
March
3
was
sold
nnn
to
.
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith
Inc., as 6s,.at a price of 95.92
Dim
on
1168—were
Feb. 15 Irom 1961
to 1980
Interest F-A.
on
a
sive.
Robert W. Baird & Co., the
cago,
.
so
£
VS.
improvement
group composed of
First National Bank, of Chi¬
The
price of 96
I960 to
Bond Sale—An issue of
$178
bonds, offers
'■
offered
p.
a
Dec. 31 from
on
Stratford, Ontario
$1,200,000 cor¬
school and sani¬
purpose
a'H
sold to R.
6s, at
as
ihelusiV^v
Sale—The
porate
tary
Due
Co.
&
.Two Rivers, Wis.
-
THE
Hutchinson
was
Co., Ltd:,
of
McMaster
T°Wnsh'P> Ontario
Bond
Shearson,
and
°n
inclusive.
1979
Other members of the
Co., and Mullaney, Wells
Township, Ontario
Due on April 1
to
l/10s;
as
1980.
1,
ancl Rene-T
1961 to 1967 inclusive.
1,500,009 as 3V2s.
a
*
p9ster
and'
Bond Sale—An
issue of
improvement
bonds > offered
Feb, 25 was sold to Bell r
April- 1
Due- on
6s.
as
from
of¬
T
1060—were awarded
p.
$278,000
building
-
fered
nison &
191,
school
Ltd
'
;
ONTARIO
cost of about
•
18—v.
to
.
and. construction
Bond Sale—The $315,000 school
building bonds offered on March
1,
from 1962
elementary
group
Evansville), Wis.
Quinlan
Co, Ltd
Inc.
Moore
price of 100.008, a net interest
3.50%, as follows:
a
(P. O. Rosendale), Wis.
site
Union, Magnolia and Brooklyn
Townships Joint School District
"
Leclerc
191, p.; 1167—were awarded
to
a
syndicate headed
by the
Northern Trust Co., of Chicago, at
Towns Joint School District No. 20
Bond Sale—An issue of
Stahr,
Jr., President, will receive sealed
&
Securities
March 22
school bonds offered on
El-Dorado,
Rosendale, Springvale and Larmar
new
J.
Norris
The $2,500,00,0
—
MohdayMarch 28,
196q
*
.
—v.
Rosendale Village,
WISCONSIN
Morgantown), W. Va.
BondSale
of about 3.98%.
West Virginia University (P. O.
Bond
.
South Milwaukee, Wis.
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., as
at a price of 100.127, a basis
designated by the
company
successful
Dec.
on
Callable
1974.
trust
1
1969 inclusive.
to
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
inch,
QUEBEC
Milwaukee
Company, and Allan
Co., as 3.40s, at a price
100.015, a basis of about 3.39%.
Blair
HERTZ
of
Beaconsfield, Quebec
&
.Bond
CORPORATION
Bond
sealed
on
Offering—James O.
District
son,
bids
April
in
year
1959.
earnings
Revenues, net income
rose to the
consolidated
an
Income
increase of 66.0%
of
revenues
year's
favorable
on
an
to
increase in
results,
which
were
tors
acquisition of
the
were
new
Bond
ton
efficiency, and increased advertising and
was
price
from
of
Ltd.,
98.27.
1961
to
ANO
$3,876,000
SUBSIDIARIES
FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS
1959
Operating Revenues
Equity Capital
tures
1998
$109,168,992
....$34,051,510
Net Income Before Tax
.
$162,000
273,000
6%s, at eF
on
April 1
inclusive.
....^..$90,558,749
April
$6,727,831
Operating Revenues
10.3%
Equity Capital
33.1%
1980.
7.4%
Ratio to
22.2%
Net Income After Tax
.$7,884,268
Ratio to Equity Capital
Number of Shares
Earnings
>.
23.2%
Outstanding
3,284,749
per Share
$1.15
5.2%
.3,227,111*
1.47*
....
$0.85*
-
14,598
15,136
14,416
Car Leasing
...8,156
......;
37,890
6,845
was
sold to
the
PRINCIPAL
CAR
CENTRAL TRUCK LEASING DIVISION
LEASING
Due
on
&
April
For copies of the Annual Report, write:
218 South Wabash
HERTZ
An
issue
as
follows:
Harns
■
,
group com¬
Ostiguy.& Hudon, Ltd,
a price of 94.84, a basis
1980 inclusive. Interest M-S.
Longueuil, Quebec
<
—
March 21--v.
awarded
dienne
to
191,
The
on
1168—were
Banque Canap.
Nationale,*
6s.
city
of
Montreal,
:
•
Messine, Quebec
.—.Bond Sale—An issue of $20,000
city improvement bonds offered
March< 7
on
was
sold to La
Caisse
Populaire de Messine, as 5V2S, ata price of
par. Dated April 1,1969'
Due
on April
1 from 1961 to
inclusive. Interest A-O.
197'
Orsainville Parish (P. O.
J01^ .
Hall, 168 1st Avenue, Orsainvtlle),
Quebec
Nesbitt, Thomson
&
&
Partners
&
G
Mills
and
Spence
Baubien
Young,
&
&
Co,
com¬
Ltd, ha
Corporation de Prets de Queoe ,
Grenier,. Ruel & Co, Inc., a
&
awarded
—were
posed of J.
Ltd'
Co, Ltd
Hannaford Ltd,
Equitable
Securities Canada'"
Ltd, Collier
to
a
group
E. Laflamme
Oscar
a
Dube & Co, Inc., as
price of 88.22.
V
-
-
bs, ai
SASK ATCHEWAN
Weyburn Union Hospital
Co,
Co, Ltd, Mc-
Weir
drainage improvement bona
on Jan. 25—v.
191, p. ™
offered
Sons, Stanbury &
& Denton,
&
Co,
Ltd.
&
$217,000 sewer
Bond. Sale—The
Co.,
Ltd.,
Ltd,
Gairdner
Dawson
\
a
The $385,000
improvement ' bonds offered
syndicate headed
by
Co, Ltd, W. C.
Pittfield
Leod,
•
sold to
was
about. -6.54%. Dated March 1,
Due on March 1 from 1961
;
of
Gouinlock
Ltd,
L.
issue of $305,improvement bonds offered on
Bond Sale
?v Lt£. Burns Bros.
&
Chicago 4, Illinois.
April 1
6s, at
to
15,
Cornell, Macgillivray
Ltd, Parson
&
Landgiran Ltd,
Royal Securi¬
ties
Corp, Ltd, Bell,
Avenue,
April; 1
on
1960.
Murray & Co,
Greenshields & Co,
Inc., Midland
Corp,
Ltd,
James
Ltd.,
Treasurer, The Hertz Corporation,
—
Co, Ltd, A. E. Ames
Securities
Richardson
T
Due
Hull, Quebec
^
.\
Cochran,
INTERNATIONAL, LTD.
(Jointly owned with American Express Company^
5V2S.
on
Ltd
ATLANTIC NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY
on
1970 inclusive.
of
as
were
OIVISION
HERTZ EQUIPMENT LEASING CORPORATION
w
Morgan,
Other members of
the syndicate
SUBSIDIARIES:
DIVISION
EASTERN TRUCK LEASING DIVISION
a
Due
to
as
Securities Corp.
6i/4s. Dated April
1, i960!
April 1 from 1970 to 1980
inclusive. Interest A-O.
Due
AMERICAN EXPRESS
deben¬
syndicate
a
Dominion
Ltd.,
HERTZ
of
$6,000,000 sinking fund debentures
Operations of Atlantic National Insurance Company and of Hertz American Ex¬
International, Ltd. are not included in consolidated results in this report.
AND
fund
to
Debenture Sale
34,255'
press
DIVISIONS
issue
Newfoundland (P. O. St.
John's),
Newfoundland
♦After giving effect to 1958 year-end 50% stock distribution.
RENT A CAR
V
as
12,994
composed of
posed of The Demers, Adam, Ltd,
Credit Anglo-Francais, Ltd, and
NEWFOUNDLAND
Rent A Car
6s.
1961
as
March 8
50%
Truck Leasing
C
Interest A-O.
AVERAGE VEHICLES OWNED
Total Vehicles
1960.
on
Bond. Sale—An
& Co.,
Ltd., Pemberton Securities
Ltd., Greenshields &
Co., Inc.,
Western City Co.,
Ltd., and Osier!
Hammond & Nanton, Ltd.
15.7%
$2.40
Cash Dividends
Stock Distribution
15,
group
from 1971 to 1980 inclusive.
In¬
Other members of the
syndicate
were as follows:
Nesbitt,"Thomson
....$4,747,831
7.2%
sold
An
—
sinking
was
a
as
from
-
by the Equitable Securi¬
ties Canada
Ltd., as 6V4s. Dated
........$30,308,109
$11,264,268
Sale
to
p.
Bros. & Denton,
Ltd, McDougall & Christmas Ltd, and La
Maison Bienvenue
Ltd, at a price
of
92.71, a net interest cdst of
about. 6.54%,, as. follows: f< V
headed
Ratio to
Ratio to Operating Revenues
1060—were
15—v.
Burns
Vancouver■, British Columbia*
CORPORATION
offered
191,
000
Debenture
$435,000 city
bonds
as
Due
1980
The
—
March
terest A-O.
HERTZ
Sale
improvement
sold to The Pember-
Securities
price of
a
Chicoutimi, Quebec
Bond
Sale—An issue of
$55,000
bonds
offered
on
March 1
6s, at
as
97.54.
improvement
rental and leas¬
sales promotion.
THE
Langlois
Courtimanche,
inclusive.
BRITISH COLUMBIA
ing service being offered by the
Corporation, improved
operating
— -.The
$60,000 im¬
r- bonds
>
offered
on
March. 16—v. 191, p.
1060—were
a warded .to
Veillel
North Cowichan District,
British Columbia
operations. Among these fac¬
growing demand for the
of
provement
CANADA
achieved
&
price
Black Lake, Quebec
awarded
attainment of
a
■
:
20.5%.
to the
Thomson
at
Bond «Sale■;
(MST)
purchase of
general
1973
6s,
as
on
Wil¬
p.m.
the
to-Nesbitt;
Ltd.,
receive
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity
approved
by
Tallmadge &
Tallmadge, of Denver.
principally through internal growth rather than from
the
for
will
2
Co,
and interest
Taxes, net income for
A number of factors contributed
the
1967
highest levels in its history. After
provision for Federal
1959 showed
per-share
1168-were
p.
94.03.
obligation
building, series B bonds. Dated
May 1, 1960. Due on June 1 from
successful
and
Clerk,
until
12
$1,995,000
Corporation enjoyed its most
offered
191,
21—v;
awarded
County School District
(P.O. Cheyenne), Wyo.
No. 1
Hertz
$779,500 town
bonds
March
WYOMING
Laramie
The
Sale—The
improvement
Di^rtC
'
Saskatchewan
-.Debenture
$20,0,000
fered
on
Sale
hospital
An issue
debentures 0
—
F^b.,22 was
spldI to
Ames & Co, Ltd, as
price of 97.12, Due on May1 ^
1961 to 1980. inclusive. Int. M
.
of
r
a
@FedFRASER